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e cannot bee .nicd that ga rose by any
other name would smell as sweet. bul
certainly il would not De as available foi
poetry IT called by some prcieniious. sci
cntic term Indeed. the namei OF sci
ence, when heard by ears unfamiliar
with their meaning hareoiion tefr.fl
ing sound
Two young men were studying. unda
the microscope. the bacteria found in
ditch water. and one Of them proposed
that they should take their work home
from the class room, after the usual hour
for remaining there One Of them. whO
lived with a maiden aunt. said that d.
was slire she would allow them % n.e hei
dining room table, where they would
have plenty Of light, and on arriving az
the house he made his request.
why don't you look at your lis,
lhingsa. school. and leave them there.
she inquired, Sith manifest dhtasie foi
the whole subject
Because we've found such beauties
today, wc can't bear to stop looking
said her nephew Let Us have the ta
bic, won't your
"Ye-yes, YOU may have the table" wa:
tho somewhat grudging response, and
the young men. wondering why aunt,
was so peculiar, set to work. Presently
che appeared again, this time holding
her skirts gingerly about her ankles. thai
they might not touch the floor.
Boys" said she. taking q careful
glance in every direction, do be careful
of those things, won't you:"
what, the bacterial
ayes. Don't let any Of the creatures
get out, and hide aboct the room, e
that you can't catch them. "-Youth'l
Companion.
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st the conclusion of tlc congress %
German miumi.,l~ ard physicians ODD
Cologne. Dr. Hoffman ADDRESSED Dos
professional beflrDa cNptailugupon
Doe difficulty experienced by students
81 chemistry u understanding iac
constitution OF organic compounds
fu.u suddenly before llc bcNildcrcl
lcu OBJ science There iiuated upon t.e
u4ca eoeeIl. ballet csch beautiful
lancer m q differently coiorI CO..
um- lhc asfoundod nainmllsts anI
physicians were lrf iusluod t0 D.-
isyc that au opera troupe had Como
STRAY but Dr. Hoffman put tNUr
uuds at rost lio explained lhli tNs
u.ict wa, an invention OF his Own I0f
bee purpose ol making lhc study oI
lrgauic chemistry more easy Zach
ass. girl. bee said. represented al
tom At his command ihc .Dfc.t
lions grouped Themselves iu VaroH
cures. and the delighted medical
lcu realized ihai they were observing
~ Dr llolluans iclciiou, nc.Hod
ho construction and chemical comt-
Iiiou OF various compounds aud ,hcr
reaciions. The record OBJ Doe congrDs
declares that "ihc composition oi Nel'
zine and dee formation OF ani.no
and iis dcHyaiions were particularly
Appnuded DID, New York Telegram.
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slosci sr,ivaI.

The following were the arrivals yes
terday at the different hotels
FORD s.-A. r. White. Philadelphia
W. u. Backius. Norfolk: George W.
Elliott. Chicago: ". 4 Pclre. Pniia-
delphis: james NJ. Blrih. Vngipia;
Mss o Broune. Kentucky; Charles
Bleven. Norfolk. Joseph ). Amer. Bal
timore: Miss Lizzie Ewing. Petersburg.
Va: ". 4. Waters. B4ltimorr, Md;
+. W. Novel;. Boston; j. j. Avarett,
RappahannOck county. Va; +. AVlett.
KING William county. Va; n. > Damn
Norm Carolina; O. ". Cummings.
Baltimore; G. j. SOmmer. B1ltlmofe'
l. j. Faber Baltimore; {. B. sharpe.
Washington; W II. owen. Washington.
AMERICAN 5. j. Tignor. }. d.
Smith. Baltimore. Md; W. X England.
Gainesville. Va: +. 7. TurDin. Pnila-
delphia. PIT: } b Banks aud wife, FL
mira. n. y: William Morgan. Avorp.
Va: j. l.. Langley. Pniladelphia, Pa;
+. W. Dauner. NirgInil: F. I. Ander-
son. city; Thomas W Egins, Boston,
Mass: \. Z. Johnson. Richmond; q.
W. Buck. Hoosick Ialls. n. Y; ". H..
Thompson. Richmond. Va: 4. Ergen'
hodt. Baltimore, Nd Miss Irewit,
Mobile. Ala.
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GIVE FAIR WARNING, GENTLEMEN
4. what police Justice Ciutchheid ieiis
MnInr- Wen

The continued case against the Ken
mond Union Passenger Railway Com
pany. reported for the failure OF motor
men of cars No. 30. 81, Il. and IL TO
ring the bells at various crossings was
heard m the Police Court yesterday.
The ordinance approved March I'd
1887. ITO authorize the contraction
apd operation of street railway'wlth
In the limits OF the city OF Richmond by
The Richmond Union Pdsse niger hall-
way saws in the fifteenth section ih'l
this railway shall be subject to all the
provisions of chapter 40. OF the city or
dinance. The chapter refers To street
railways IN general. Ia section eight
of chapter 10 the general ordinance.
which was adopted before electric ran
ways were thought OF In TINS cl'y'
reads.
1T shall be the duty Of conductors
and drivers of the cars to give amplt
notice 10 drivers of vehicles ana pedes
TRANS oI their appi zach. ami also to al
ford all reasonable opportunity lOI
them. or either of them. 10 avoid COLL
sion or accilent; ana any neglect by
them 10 comply with the provisions ol
this section shall be punished by iot
of So, TO be recovered before the Police
Justice of the city for the use OF the
CITY,"
Captain Andrew Pizzini. Supenn
tendent Farrell, aud number OF mo-
tor men were present nj court ye-t,r
ddy. and an informal talk over the
matter was had in the private Office OF
thu Police Justice.
The Court decided that the company
having adopted the system of sinking
gong az crossings. aud the city having
acquiesced init, the company must cou-
tiuue 10 strike the e0ngs wherever u
J is necessary to give warning lie
called attention to the fact That 10 rug
bells in the civ was vl0laiion OF the
ordinance, and the fact that this meth
cd was used to give waning necessi-
tatel ifS continuance
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AETeR A cLeW.
sTethods of che Modern Detective Illus
trssted by a Small Incident.

Methods of che Modern Detective Illus
trsted by Small Incident
"rn follow him 70 The ends of the earihi
Tie shall not scape met
The tall. powerfully built man, attircd en- O.
suit II dark blue. who Kissed these words
through his set teeth. stood boz She shadow o.
one story coal house in dark, noisome'
Philadelphia like alloy, and watched with
widely staring eyes figure moving slowly
along down the Hong Kong district Of Clark
street
The watcher was wide awake and thc sl-
looms had not SET closed llr the night
IL was evident he was not policeman.
Emerging from The alley Dee followed
stoalthily the object of his pursuit h.e o
seuth hound on track Of his prey Moving
along IN the shadow of the buildings and
halting now and then. hnt rover relaxing for
one instant hts eager "atchiDinse-, he tapi
hi. man in sight for nearly an lour
Down CLARK % Harrison weston Harrison
90 the river. across the bridge to Canal. up
Canal to Monroe. and tuarl on tuat
street for many aud many weary h..ok
moved this slcular-or rather plural pro-
coSion
"IIc little thinks ho IS followed ' mafieud
the RELENTLESS. pursucr "lu shadow him Co
his lair now D. 10 takes till the nest ceu,en
uial,'
At last the man whom be- was following
halted al q modest dwelling opened tho cato
that afforded entrance 90 tho lulo yard DO
front. and as ho turned to close 90 Dds face,
plainly visible in the glare Of "a street lamp
close by. was for one brief moment exposed
10 the hawk-like gaze OF tho mysterious rui-
suor in tine dark blue suit, who hal cronched
in the shallow of a friendly Indian cigar sign
across the way. The next instant l' had
disappeared within the house
With "A smothcrci cry Of oxu.fatIon thI
eager WATCHER tool. outa motto book aad pencil
and jotted down n memorandum. Ills finger
trembled With excitement
II saw hi, face" ne said in hysiorica'
whisper. 81 nas not mistaken And NOW
have his street andnumbsr At last am on
the trail. II he ends out anything about that
mysterious disappearance IT'D know just
where ho goes 90 get It, lla' 40 lastl AZ
last.'
He was high priced dctoct.ee shalo~mg
SO week newspaper reporter % seeil la
could find some clew TO the latest n} ery
that was battling the entiro force. Detroit
Free Press.
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HASTINGS cor TT.
cou,eu Gases Postponed tn'l the Ne>'
Term

Term
Yesterday morning the hust'nss
Court convened. pursuant 10 aoJoul
ment Thursday. Judge VIII ocoup'.u
the bench. and there was some u'S''"
guishtd legal talent at the par
Nocriminal cases were heard ou. tneio
,.ere some cases IN which parties ap-
n,ied for licenses and rendered coupons
r. navment for same. Mr.. }. j. co per
a. ocent for the British bondh0lGerS'
,ras present. accompanied by his coun'
sol Messrs. w. l. ROSall. A. h. ouison'
and Conway X. Sands. o,
They were anxious to have the cases
toLe. nm but Judge Wit. after bear
ing remarks from the COUNSEL u.Iei
mined not to 90 into the cases ana 'ney
were postponed until the next term "
this court. na.o.ho
Indoe Witt. however, sad that as ne
reahzed the fact that Mr.. Cooper anN-
;o,,, was based upon his desire t. return
to E,oland soon. he would permit ms
statement. If it met the approval Oh lne
ot,ornev for the Commonwealth.
Colonel NJ. l.. SpotswOod, to be ailo"eu
az EVIDENCE when the case did come 10
trial. IA 90 tbi-
Colonel Spotswood consented 10 5 sni,'
and Mr.. Cooper. in unmlstahaoie D'''
ish accent. declared that he himsell nau
cut the coupons that would be Ten
dered in payment Of the taxes IL
ferIed 70. ,..,
Monday morning.
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REGATTA MITES.
Meeting Of the Regatta COmmsifce-i he
Inivcr>,ty crew for the Iour-onfed
f.tn skuee

4 meeting Of the Regatta Committee
of the Virginia Boat Club was held
THURSDAY night at the residence of Nj.
b T. Crump. At this meeting It was
decided to send a crew 10 the regatta az
Baltimore on the Goth of this month.
The following gentlemen viii compose
the crew: George b Pegram, ], a. ;.
Petiicolas. ., Fred. W. BroadnaS, 81
David Edmond, stroke; ". f. linsley,
cONswain.
Letters were read from Washington
and Baltimore clubs signiiying that
they would enter several crews in the
Richmond regatta at Warwick Park
July 4th.
After the adjournment OF the meet
ing. the committee were invited TO par
take of an elegant collation..
Letters were received yesterday from
the University crew, sending their en-
Try for the four-oared gig race. The
crew is composed Of the following gen
tlemen: Ii. T. HllebTand. /; G. II. c..
Preston, .; j. b. Wilson, 3; W. Hall,
stroke; John Redwood coXswaln.
THIS regatta promises to be one of the
largest ever held in this STATE, and the
boys are doing all in their power to
make it grand success.
There will be a magnificent display
of fireworks on the night of the 4th at
Warwick Park.
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Australian travellers state that lho
interior 4 Australia is by no means
the desert It has long been supposed
TO be. Though now unpopulaicd, %
is pronounced capable Of supporting a
large population. Gold has been
found there. and the travellers brought
home stories Of vast pasNre lands
abundant water, and finally Of deep
blue lakes, at least one OF which IS oi
large and as yet unknown extent 4
great railroad is 20 extend across mo
continent from north to south through
the eastern part Of the couulry, once
supposed TO be a desert. Il is predicted
that the desert viii disappear, IS
that in America has gone.-ChseSso
Tribune.
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what little way $50 are. after I'D.
,,un the dark ag.s' How many ul nr
readers are aware thHt BE- n only lm
years This month since tho h.tDmMI
was burned $40 the stake n London a.f
chat criminal % woman. Here sfh.
count of that event which 3D. ,0u.n.
dent has sent me. "On thc ir.I .I
March. 1885. Hine uroi.he n.u ...
ccutel 40 Ncueate four for burglary.
ono for theft and throo mou alI a.
woman for coming After the mn
we're turned oa. a5 thc phrase u.0t
the Wrotchol woman WAS brought m.
Sled 20 stake. and burned u a...
after Che form of suansins hr uI
been gone through OY um.Nn. fs
stool Whcron She stool and so iNNN|rs
hcr weight on tho cord which nnlHl .r
throat to tho stake Christian Murphy
aas $50 far as I can discover OBJ. af
woman lnnel alive m London iNo.
ro Iily 81 mcr victim may lnta iHn
executed m some country town. -lUa.
lon Truth
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DAMAGE SUIT.
The Administrator Of Engineer Binns
sum. the ibans.Iie RAILROAD.

In the Circuit Court yesterday Mr..
Edgar Allan. counsel for the plaintiff.
instituted suit in behalf OF Charles J..
Taylor, administrator OF J. > Bnns,
against the Richmond and Dtnville
railroad.
On Friday. April Goth. Mr.. j. S.
Biuns. engineer on the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake railroad. met
with his death by the cave in Of the
track near Sweet Hall depot, IN King
William county. The facts in the case
were fully published in this paper at
the time.
The declaration charges that the rail
road company carelessly and negligent
ly did permit the road bed to be and re-
main in an unsafe condition; that the
engineer. not knowing of tins danger-
Gus and unsafe condition. ran his en-
CINE and went down INTO the wa-hout,
thereby losing his life. The suit Is for
$4,000.
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whatever can be- permitted 10 sul
ihat n. ncnan once attended one nf tn...
dinners. and. being Boo excellent f.n
.iisod without q broak during thc u. s
fapast Toward the end of the d.nr .
quest was beard 90 commences sent.H..
hot De- Was instantly siloncoi DIS e
hostess. After they bad left Che t.a
however. sho at once informed lho ...
tiueu'.hcl Individual tnat. as 81 Roman
had row finished Dis conve. alIon. a
would gladly hear what be hal il '
The guest modcstly declined. the h.tt.
insisted Il am certain DO WAS .'n,
thing of consequence. She said "l..
madame" hcansWcrc's "it u.s. HI..I
but BOW It Is Too late ! should base
liked % little moro of chat iced pudding
San Francisco Awonaut
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circumstances. prevented n,s Coming

Hol. p. " Mckinney WAS PIX tcted
10 have made an address before the
Pow hatan Club Friday light but cir
cum-tluccs prevented. The CLUB.
through iis Ulcers. wrote BIN letter
asking him TO speak before ihem. and
be- replied lhat he would. aud June
llth was thought 10 be the day by "A
number of people. The Distinguished
speaker Is engage attending the cogFss.
and hence could moi be- present. There
are large number 81 well know n
Democrats in the State who Will nd
dress the club. bu. all their acceptauces
of invitation are conditional on circum-
stances allowing them to be present.
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ffeartcO NOte<

Yesterday Squire Vincent heard the
cases Of two white men who mIsbe-
haved themselves at Seven Pines. 1t
being their first offence he did not inI-
pose the full penalty OF the law. He
fiued each SO 30 aud costs. and required
then To give security for their good
beha nor. They paid the fine and
gave the security.
Judge Minor was at the courthouse
yesterday morning about IL O'Clock.
He remained snort while. There was
no business tor him tn trat sact. except.
ing that live reelected magistrates wei
present and qualified.
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/ know the uu 'cis oi mH.nr
from Guido. n Dos wonderful "l.0.
Homo. ' down to tncpt,eutiIn Iare
depicted the crown lhat nfci NIm
'hc bead of our cruci.ied Saviour a, a
twisted branch oi bare ta0m'. .Hl
,hat Is. SOD lura5 lnow. universally
accepted as tae uuc crown.
Some yol.s ae1 800 incident t|a. -,
CURED boo tnc li0Iy lmd caused me i1
tl.nk tIai ihis popular belief may Noa
mistake. A parry At us Wh0 nDe
i0urucl.ing toward Jerusalem af iN-
sr..ea ID lae year, which Is identical
W..lN. .ou aud death OF thc hn.
.ar laI stopped to resi- and lunch iu,t
after entering thc hll country. sumn
Nab. beyond ltmleh when 90 lady OBJ
lio party VINO wss gathering .l
beautiful l3nos, llatcorered doe land
scane oH nl Sides Nuaihel an cNqur
ite spray and hold.ngit zap exclaimed.
"Ihc crown 0i tNOusi
oar party were delighted With the
wreath. anl upon examining D. nn
found that lour sharp lhons NDm
''NNIN.'NIIf.'i t'N |NN' N'|H N' I'|NN" NN.'"'
We Nrfc convinced Chat tlis Nat tne
true crown. and 1858 Ue advanced Oh.
ward Jerusalem ue MW tAai tle wno.'
country. even ll tle wallis OF tho clfF
was covered witn Obs lowering thorn.
The plant and flower are similar i0
wnat SIC commonly caii the Lowering
almaud. with lac addition ol iNo
thorn The bloom Is thick. $50 thai by
m,rIy cntWniug "a branch a wreath
is uaac. Wiilc tnc long. sharp th0ns.
set ont 40 right angles about 800 inch
apart. make Ita painful crown % wear
lpln the hluau brow
When $500 remember Chat lho SOD.
dios Nho doe ed our Saviour with
the purple robe and crown did d as "a
mocAory. DO Is reasonable to believe
fhlt ihey chose fhis plant. which $685.
so accessible AND would makea bolnl
ml appearance. while go ihe amc
Slime woundng his holy brow
Many WAo hare visited Palestine 40
tA.s season of l.Ie year have doubi.es
had lhs suggested l0 them. $40 I hlfe
never scen comment upon DO boo auy
v,)l Of travels Cor n. y Herald
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CHANCERY COURT.
Griffin g. pa,cnro.s'- w'Ii-s Decree Of
divorce.

In the Cbaucery Court yesterday 'he
will of the late Griffin q. Davenport
was admitted 60 probate. Hls estate
was valued at 800 eco lie made Mrs.
Alice III. Davenport. his widow. the
cxecutrix # his estate. and did not re-
quife security "a her hands. She quail
lied ~ such before the court. lie be-
qaeathed $4,000 each TO his two sons
Isaac Davenport. Jr., and Frank /.
Davenport. and the balance of his es-
tate he left iO his relict
Judge f. II. Fhzhugh has granted
Mrs. Mary Ellen Charles IN absolute
divorce from her hus band, John g.
Charles. on grounds Of abandonment
and deseIlI0n.
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tttcuit court.

In this court yesterday ten coupon
suits we're decided in favor of the Tom
mOnwealth.
The suit OBI. 4. Lukhard against the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
was on motion of the plaintiff, con
tmued until the next term.
The following suits were INSTITUTED" 10
james Sweeny. doing business IS tue
American Stables, against lhoinas
Barry. Action Of assumpsit' oJo'.-''
Damages laid at $500.
John b. Cary q Son against j.. a.
WYATT. Action Of debt. $50 Is. Dam
ngea. 500.
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What He Would Have Said.

A certain lady in Paris gives periodical
dinners. at which assemble most OF tho
best known wits and literati Of the day.
The rule of the mansion is that while
one person discourses. no INTERRUPTION
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Attractions ut ssiaudon park.

Attention is called 10 the Blandon
Park advertisement. Little children
and their NURSES Will be admitted free.
Ga Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
there will be music aud dancing, Il the
weather Is good. There Is no charge to
anyone to epjoy the dancing pavilion.
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MAX MAS. Galveston. Texas. says
| have tired BladycroiIuc personally
and in my family with the mos, bene-
fetal results. IL is the bcst Headache
Medicine have ever tripi-rleasant 10
axe ana free from any i'll aiter-,ifects.
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coney s,isndsocney ciub Races.

The following is the result of the
Coney Island jockey Club races yesfer-
day. "a, telegIaphed To the Turf tx
change
Fmst race five eighths of mile
POAiiac first. X clare second. IOrmen-
tor 'hi d. Time. 1901 %.
cond race. live aud "a nalf furlongs,
Double Event" stakes Torso flst,
FIatbusn secord. OnWay thiid. Time.
1909
Third race. oneand one eighth miles
Hanover iiist. joe lee second, Ben
/ Harrison third. Time 1888
Fourth race. one add quarter miles,
Volunteer Hardicar '-Ienni first,
Long Island second. I.phyrus third.
Time. $40
Finh race. one and three sixteeDths
mics. Equality Stakes - Longsreet
first. Bulcn second, Grey Dawn third.
Time. BOB
SIX race. one aud turee-six lbs
miie,-lnsUsctor b iir-t. Coriez second.
Eu.us third. Time. 2.03 D.
Sevebth race. one ard One-eighih
IN les Bullstou ii1st. Iittler SECOND,
Fir,t Ait,mtt third. Time. 2Oi ..
Eoules Tor Monday al Brighton
Beach:
Fist race. ihrec-qu ol . milo, SELF
inc. W. -NHu. lis duchess, no. lilw 'd'
II3. tcnimr. ll3 Harrison. li; fnt. DO
IIZ: Iil. O.. colt. los. q, pirs Jos; Nose hii,lri
COT Ol: bits Kinney. no., fl trii, iV-'
llonef man. To-, Aoudrtne". ioz.
see .nd race. ON. uiilr.-' latter, iiN J..
Denver. lIG. Iiu. Zine. no. Long, uIr. lt
Onward. ll1. Costello. lN fln-iHci, i",
Revolt 90. ldng.' JOS. Anomaly, l.i lol
SAWYER. IOU H,nud. 1000, hluihHch, 1906.
paso. 1905 NHununI, iul Nils, lutiihtif
i"3: onveHif, i03' iiHiy h2 l"t A"iAn'
IO2.
murd race. three oufil- of % miic, selling
-Aura. III: EDnanIi. ms osborne, Iit,
Aiaiu. IA. Haflu, IAN. no. Donald, ln7i 'ti-
Tie g.. iU-. traveller. lOO, n,d iu., loW. 10y '
-. los: .clli T.. 1903. Glen enc, lu'i Inc
Lion. 10 lili~>i. 81, NAld, 90 tlue7ai' 90
Amelia Hives, -.
Fourth race. one aul one .Ntffnih Oh
mite. seliln--llcctur. ~. Umpire, ii@i
Smglcstonc. lD1. BY own, lus; iaunes' 100
>ilirck, o.. tt
'naf bush handicap Niiiltls 1853 lrn
Eooser. ~: i. +. o. b.. 1000 maze p, l'"l'
White No,e. 100; lfy, lo.i bonanza l"@i
~uhulteru, o.
sixth race. one mile m1mn- Tea ray
KING f-uu. earn. l.ie. sour Nt-h. lttlpcilif'
Frolc. Sea r.u, Ahiic, ht Loui'"h 'ie4-
lu~ each 100.
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It las Just been found out that COM
mon nutmeg is 4 powerful narcotic poi
SOL. but rs one must eat several before II
becomes dangerous. careful cooks need
rot Danish the flavor.
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Miss Emma Abbott Wiiherell IS s-id
to DO worth 81. 900. 600 mostly M r eS'
estate, OF which she has largs n l.,.
ings in New York, Minneapolis ISl'
forms, Deayer aud Iudianapo.s.
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Nothing beats our Chocolate Milk
Shake. OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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Police Court.

The Police Court was in session yes
tercey less than half an hour. All the
cases ON the docket were Of a trifilDg
character.
Fannie Holmes was charged with
stealing a lot Of clothing from Kate
Asher. OF the value OF 90. She was
found guilty and sent to jail for sixty
days.
William Sadler wss fined so for leav-
ing bls team standing in The street
without holding the reins.