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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

"A HecIa powder cartridge was
placed in the oven of a stow. In J.. r.
Powell's house, In Amherst, Massa-
chusette, on the 9Th, to warm, by Ii
miner. The cartridge expl died setting
the house on Gre, and dangerously in
turing Mrs. Powell ami her daughter.
in.law, MIS-. Nelson Powell.
The scafolding on the tower Of
St. Johns Lutheran Church in Lam
caster, Pa, gave way on The 9Th, pre-
~cipita,ins Christ Walker, Henry Red
nOnd, Isaac McCutcheou am James
Swisher TO the ground, q distance of
80 feet. All were hurt, Redmond and
McCutcheou fatally.
-Four piano movers in Chicago,
Getsler, Gene weiser, Eaab and lmm-r,
were driving an un~manageable horse
on the It'll, when they were struck BY
a train on the Illinois Central II 'ad.
Geneweiser was killed AID tie others
were fatally injured.
"A despatch from Logan county,
West Virginia, says that the Bum
field Mccoy vendetta la, been rene~-
ed, and that in q light IN HaIts
creek. a few days ago. SIX men we've
killed.
John Morris and Frank Chatham.
ranchmen, of Cart ondale, met In Leah
vile, Colorado, on the 8 n, and re-
newed an old quarrel. B 9TH drew re-
volvers, AID several shots were fired.
Both men were fatally wounded.
An explosion Of gas occurred at
the works OF the Newberry Furnace
Company in Newterry. Mich, on the
9th. One man was Killed and seven
others badly hurt.
An explosion occurred 10 the mills
OF the California Powder Works at
Powning Station, California, on the
9th. A Chinaman was bio p to pieces,
and Frederick Llrson and c. j.
Campbell, white men, were fatally
hurt.
-Sncw fell ct st. Louis on the 9Th
and 9th. Street car traffic was inter-
rupted, and all RAILROAD trains were
behind time.
"A despatch from Denison, Texas,
says that the ineessant rain for the
past 48 hours has raised the Red river
out of its banks. The steel bridge OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
road is In danger of being swept away.
Nc trains have crossed for 26 hours.
Isaac McCutcheon, who was in
jured BY the fail OF o scaff Id In Lam
caster, Penna., on tbs 9Th, died on the
9th, making the second within. Two
others are 10 a critical condition.
Two shocks OF earthquake were
experienced In Rusk, Texas, at mid
night onthe It'll. Several chimney l
were levelled with tue earth, aud sleep
ers in various portions of tie town
were shaken into wakefulness.
An earthquake shock was felt Ia
Toledo, Ohio, ut noon on the 9Th.
Houses were shaken. The shock caue
apparently from the South and u slight
j umble accompanied II. II was at
/ rat supposed that it was a dyna-
mite explosion at some point in the oil
field.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway Q mpsny mas notified all
in its employ that they
must Withdraw ficm the Order of
Railway Telegrapbers.
The great shoe strike in Buffalo,
New York, has been declared oil. Sew
eysl Of the manufacturers were notified
on the 9th that their old employees were
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LESSON BIBLE READING.
MIRACULOUS FIRE,

MIRACULOUS FlNE.
The burning bash (EzoI. Acts
7:!0i.
A plague in Egypt Exod. Q %. 24).
Leading Israel (Exod. ID 81, % 40
49,.
On Mount Sinai (Deut. 4 II, SO; aeb.
~ lSl.
Destroying Nadab and Abihu LEV.
10 /, p.
Destroying complainers ut Taberah
mum. IL 1-3j.
'Cousum ng Korah md his company
Mum. Is So.
Consuming G.deon's offering (Judg.
6:2ll.
Consuming Eliiah's Offering u Kings
Is :3SL
Destroying Eliiah's pursuers e Kings
l IL, l2l.
Accompan ing ascensions (Judg. 10
2J;2 Kings 2 III.
Accom- any ing Clirist's return dan.
Z: ~ Tness. l u. S..
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The man WHO Is trying to climb up
finds lots Of heel, above him and lots OF
tsts behind him.
Ev,Iy community Is crowded with
pevp'e who want the best OF everything
except religion.
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DArLY HOME READINGS

DAILY HOME READINGS:
Nj Kings Is 1888. Gods ser.
want vindIcIted.
T. Kings IS 1924. The assem-
bling at Mount Carmel.
WI Kings Is 39-46. Elijah's
triumph complete.
T.-Exod. Il 2l-36. Moses vim
dictated.
F.-Acts 2s : lilo. Paul yindicat.
ed.
s.-John 10 : 2o.36. Jesus vindi.
Gated.
ST. Cor. IS : 1851. The final
v~indication.
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Report las it that Pierre Lorrlllard
and his associates In Turf Reform have
held 2 meeting at which 1t was decided
to establish the license system for
Jockeys, u system such as hs. been IN
vogue in England for a number O.
ye,rs. 1t VI be in operation in 1s9l,
and will e stained by the New York
Jockey Ciul The Coney Island Jockey
Cub and thl Monmouth Park Associa'
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NUMBER 25.

.4vI art uo1 IN JsraeI. (IJ The
lost knowledge; ~ The restoring
effort.
2. 80 Lord, hear ne, that this pso.
pie may know" Cll Fervent pray
ing; p Gracious hearing; ~ Tri-
umphant answering.
3. "Ihey fell on their faces; AMI they
said, The Lori, he Is God" ~
Al overwhe ming demonstration,
% A unanimous response.
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LESSON TEXT.
Il Kings IS 1913. Memory verses: 1891
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY, JANUARY, Is 1911
Elijah anIths Prophets of Bnal.
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LESSON PLAN.

LESSON PLAN.
TopIo OF THE QUABrEa: Shining
mi Serving.
GOLDEN TEXT 0 THE QUARTER:
G0dtiness Is pro7tabts unto all things.
= ! lin. 4 ).
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FiF1v-SIkST CONGRESS.

I'm tle IJnited States Senate, on
the 10Th the Vice President pre-
sented a p 'otest from % members OF
the idahu Legislature against allow
ing Fred 7, Dubos to take a seat as
Ia ted States Senator. Mr.. Sherman,
from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. reported a bill authoriz nv the
ISSUE of one hundred millions in bonds,
guaranteed ty the United states, by
he Nicaragua Canal Company. 1t
Was placed on the calendar. the PEN
sion Appropriation Till was reported.
A confers nee report on the Dill to carry
out the DIVISION of the Sioux R-ser-
walton WAS agreed TO. Toe FL
nancial bill was discussed until ad-
IDurnmeut.
In the U. ;. Senate. on the 18TH, Mr..
Q lay in'rO iuCed u substitute for The
Force iii, Nh. sanford, a bill to pr.,-
vide for the enlargement of the White
House, and NJ. Vest, y bill 10 repeal
iue act amending the Revised Statutes
n relation To app. ais TO the S ,prems
Court. The object of the latter bill is
20 prevent such In erteTence with JUS
lice as have arisen in the cases of tile
New YOIk murderers condemned to
''eath by electricity. Tue Financial
bill was discussed. Adjourned.
In the House, on the 18th, Mr.. NJ.
kinley hskeI unanimous consent to
take up the S nate bill reviv ,ng the
trade OF Lieutenant General, but Mr..
CJggswall ohiec ed. Tie Army
Appropriation bill was ronsid
red III Committee of the Wuolp.
The Tepor, OF the Ohio Ballot Box
CommIltee was submitted. Ad-
lourned,
In the House, on the 18th, Mr.. D 1cL-
cry. rlslug to "A question oil privilege,
offered n rrso u.lou directing the Com
mlliee on Rules to report the Isl v.r
tooI" Investigating resolution to the
louise for consideration. Me-. Dlngley
made The point the resolution d d not
Involve d question Of privilege, and NJ,
DvtkIy changed the read NJ of The
."uu,lg Iesulu ION 50 as to discharge
lie Cummittee OF Rules from coDsil-
rraIi IL OF tbs resolution and bring IL
Uelo q Tie House. After some deb tie
the Sp aker submitted the question OF
IriyItge t o the d. cis!ou OF The
House, and IL was decided, las
20 So, That the question was
p~tivii-std, Mr. Rogers offered
at amtnoment to the Dockery resi-
luton, p ovidlns Tor a special com-
Dilt,e vi live Ia inq'ire into the trsns-
acli )us Of The alleg,d silver pool. Tne
Amendment was agreed To, and the
I, solution, as amended, adopted. The
AImy Ap. reputation bill WAS cvnsid.
eled until ad lourDment.
In the United s ates Senate. on the
18th, the F.Lanclal bill was discussed
uutii adjournment.
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GOLDEN TEXT; H9U long halt Ys be.
aceen fwo opinions' # the Lard be
God, foioW him.-l Kings Is q,
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LEssos Toprc: Gods Servant Vn.
licat2d.
!. Btal's PrOnhets Defeat
ed. vs.. 1919.
EEssoN o,,,~r. 2. Flllln's Test Prepared
vs.. 80 u.
s. L dis Test Triumph.
ant. vs.. 81 90.
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A KNocK-ou NOV THAT KILLED.
In the Fourth Round Boyd hit Myford on
the Juxuiar. and he Died.

PrrTsDuRGu. July GA Tri-State Bureau
Monongahola City. Pn.. special says: This
city is in u great state Of excitement over y
prize fight that turned into murder. Harry
Boyd and John Myiord. living at Blnck Dia-
mond, q mining town. lust outside OF tho city
limits, had n quarrel several days ago about
some trivial affair. though It is supposed
jealousy over girl was tho real cause OF the
difference.
After the first quarrel they wero constantly
pickering. and TO-DAY 1t was decided that they
should fight 1t out according to prize ling GUS
tom. Tho two, accomp panied by several friends
pitched ring and stripped Tor a bare knuckie
fight. They werc both young follows. and nj
most equally matched. though Boyd seemed
to have the best Of it In the way of science.
Three terrific rounds were fought. ut the end
OF which both were bleeding proiusely.
Both men tamo up for tho fourth round
gamely. and It was evident they intended to
do each other all possible harm. A few pre-
lminary blows were struck, when Boyd. Sec
ing an opening. rushed in and delivered a
tremendous blow on Myford's neck. Just over
the jugular. Myford staggered back a few
steps and fell to tho ground. He was picked
up by his friends. but never recovered con-
sciousness and expired an hour later. Boyd
came to this city and surrendered himself. An
inquest will DO held tomorrow.
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JO77ISGS AHOUT TOWN.

Nine-year old william Phillips Il a54 West Forty ninth
seventh street yesterday morning aud was drowned.
John u Connor member of Parliament from North
Tipperay tae for houe Yesterday on the steamship
ths country
The steamship FL Sol came into por, yesterday from
New orleans calming record OF days hours anu ~
minutes from sOlth Pass bar TO sandy Hook, she
fastest Trip on record
Mr. william Fahnest'ck Of Wall street wrote = letter
to street Ceanin: Commissioner Beatuo yesterday
congratu!aiins hin an tho improved cleanliness OF
Rector and other down town streets
Josiah n, Bripan The former engineer OF the Tubular
Steel tsr Compan WAS 10 i IN $500 ~ tho IOmbs
Court Yesterday examination TO day on Ito charge
OF sterlIBs a pToHissory note Tor slJJI
Sisters OF Ne 70 ey of $40 Mauson street write to
TINS srs 10 contradict til" sta.eHeHt made by two
girls cauyh; lG cuh ers shop that LEY were on their
from psrty a. hrr house lh- oply ACQUAINTANCE
the Folsls had VIII these girls MAS to shelter them
when they were wlthoul other friends.
EIJuiss stsr'isn Fullerton, Ehoss horse ran
away IN the raiE "n Wednesday evening throwing Mr.
fl sron ont nf ms carriage aud 10 uf!ng HIN slightly
removed from tho Ho's-,et iiHspii. TO Ms home
l. West snteth street. last evening lie suffered ~
simple fracture of the gut shoulder blade, AID posi-
Tile ffacinre nj hTih
TIE emploY.e ot tn. TRY goods firm Of II. c. Y Koch
at OaAsiAle rark. the iu.son The Osrgss hAnder.
hilt ami Carr VIII cave IH-ptytr-t street Aerth
klver at SiI NJ and rs ~ street NofIA River. at
2iaP NJ IL. mus.0nt - furnished by Irof LON,
lem. John J wash, J.N CAmptell y y. De Luna aud
Charles Baker are tee Cou4mItss Of AtEAnEementA
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MISSING My COMPTON.
Are st OF the Landlndy who 81 Suspected
Of Helping Her TO Kun AWAY.

OF heIpinG hcr 10 Kun Away.
Miss May Compton. who disappeared from
Sheepshead Bay last Tuesday morning. has
not been found Yesterday afternoon Mrs. N.
Ridge. who keeps the Aberdeen cottage. where
father George J. Colt vas arrested. together
with her maid servants. Nettic and Annie Han
son. They were tax on to West brighton in n
carriage. ard arraigncd before Chief OF Police
John y. McKHno on n charge OF being access
sories to an abduction. Tho charge was made
by d. b. COMPTON. a brother OF the missing
girl The two servants wer, at once dismiSsc cd.
but Mrs. kich WAS held in 500 bail. Other en-
sons are suspected OF long concerned IN tho
girls disappearance.
Mrs Ridge denies having had anything to DO
with May t"mrtoE's disappearance She said
that she knew n tiin: Of tho girls plans aud
had not the slightest knowledge as to her
present whereabouts. SLe told Chief Mchnne
that she believed that the girl went away
because she was not satisfied win her lot, ono
Uhiei that she heard Miss Compton remark
before she disappeared that she would not
contend any more with her mother but would
leave home. Mrs Gott first learned that her
last when she, retu, ned from Brighton Beach.
For n long time Miss COMPTON IS said 10 have
received tho attentions OF Frank Maginnis OF
this city. Mrs. Colt objected to Mr. MaC,nns
10 no purpose. 1t is said that he sympathzei
with tho Young woman In hcr ambition 10 be-
ginnis was tho man who was soen with May
Compton On the steamer from Bay Ridge on
the day when she disappeared.
Mrs. Colt. d. j.! Compton. the girls brother.
for the couple, but have not found any clue to
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SWEEP OF IN IMMENSE HAIL STORM
Ono Hundred Miles Long and From One 70
Four Wide-Ruin for Crops.

Four Nldc-kuin for Crops.
ABERDEEN. S. H.. July 23.-Reports are COM
ing in OF a destructive hail storm which passed
about twenty I've miles north Of hero Tuesday.
The track Of the storm extends from Hosmer.
forty miles west Of Frederick, eastward for
over 100 miles. and Is from ono to four miles
wide. In some places great damage was done.
while in others it was slight. Hailstones Of
immense size fell near Westport. some meas.
uripg IA inches in circumference being picked
UP after the storm. Marks can DO seen to-day
in the roads whore the hail struck Many
dred acres each. The crops along tho line Of
the storm were excellent.
ELI ENDALE. n. d.. July pa hail storm
swept over the western part OF Dickey county
night. In this county strip three miles wide
BY twelve long was swept over. stock on the
ranges was stampeded. At Westport. in Nc
Pherson county. a bad state OF afairs is re-
promised an abundant yield are said to be
ruined.
ADA. Mimi. July pa destructive hail
storm passed through Norman county on
was strip about two miles wide and thirty
miles long. ON the majority of tho farms In
tho belt the crops Rrc entirely DESTROYED. and
the farmers have no hopes Of saving ANYTHING:
is estimated that ut least 900 acres are ri Cd.
Those fields were good for twenty bushels per
acre.
county in Wallham township last night and
ruined everything in its path The damage
VIZ Nam JST a sever. electric
storm passed over this city last night. doing
much damage to fruit and shade trees.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

Secretary Tracy and Lien. Cole have gone to HA,ra'
Ransett Fer.
Tho Mas.achu.s.,s Prohibition State Convention Wit
no hsld al forestrr sept Tho presiding on1cer WI
DO Augustus Il smith OF Lee.
Gov Hll has appointed Mr.. Leonard BurYitt Of
SpencerporL Monroe county one of the Of
". Craig,
Tho agents OF the ChiIian Congregational party in
Warrington discrsit tho report of recent
at inasco ami also mo report thar tho Esmera!dA nrea
on the French vessel Volta
The hrtaE In the canal west OF schenectaly will BE-
rsnalred N about TWO we.ss Tn. dsmage amounts e
being drawn through the break.
AIfe size equestrian bronze statue of Cen Sheridan
he arpsarsd OIL the occasion Of his famous ride %
Yerke. itisto be erected in Union rark.
frank Burton. = member Of Company u, Sixth 10.
Wnts hatnar On wednesday attsrmaan. Bur.on WA
81 years OF ago and his parents reside In apo
In tho Canadian House Of Commons YESTERDAY Mr..
the order Of rarons OF ihdastry praying Tor the re-.
moya OF the import duty "n binder t~in-, SAT-, ana
sugar aud the pacing OF these articles tho free s,.
from ndow Of his sleeping 70 IN yesterday morn.
Ing and died from his h.urea after ard.
a"cdent Stcurrsi lie had sa'lyn tIifty f:et and hs
fpine was Drosen
Superintendent of InsrraHce Pierce yesterday an,
Of New ~" ey "a. @ ana repor. X.
value OF Ieh real e,tsts ~ the ely %, s.w YORK may
buranre COMPANY
John u. Ma nari vas arres'ei on Wednesday nigh,
~ say tran'i'so on a chatEs ~ enb,ssie,aent ~,
shcs"ore t.at 10 a. made away with t~.nE,fo r
one. thoa.ana j%tr'e9n1. 81 ne ontra costa Water
company winch slr lutrusisi 30 hts care
Ih- yn o. -oHtl. am;rOn, Mas. celebrated ,hs
" napwAu ot dorchester. ) :. furni. ed poem NJ.
Sra'ion 6fs var, ssa c"i.So" for i,ooJ tstsoas
va. one Q! tls fsAt.is. Of tie es!sb.Assa
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Mr.. Brace or London VIII Sue Property
Clerk Harriet Tor It's Posses.ion.

Mr.. Brace or London Will Sue Property
Clerk Harriet for Hts Possession.
Property Clerk Harriet will shortly be made
the defendant in q replevin suit for the recov-
cry Of the Orange Diamond. over the ownership
OF which there have been several legal s1uab-
bles in the city police courts recently. This
letter was received at Police Headquarters
yesterday:
NEW YORK. july 22
DEAR SIR In behalf OF our client MIR j. Ros,on Bruce
OF England. We hereby demand that the diamond now
Delivered to as his repressnta,ives and we hernbv
enlon you from transferring Il TO any person other
tlau J. boston Bruce Respectfully
kunEsr skwELL, Counsellor. a. Law.
Mr. Sewell Is u member OF the law firm OF
Wolff 4 Hodge OF 81 Nassau street To a re-
porter he said yesterday: Il know nothing
about THIS now, CHIN lurthcr than that Nj. j.
Boston bruce has retained M, through our
the range Diamond. Mr.; Bruce is brother
DIAMOND No Mr.. joseph Carroll. am not sure
what his Lain IS on, viii know al about i; as
The orange Diamond was sent to the prop
erty cl .rk by Police Justice Hogan psnding
the settlement Of its ownership In court.
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W.4Nrs $4,000 FOR CERTAIN LETTERS
A Demand on ScnRtor Sbnron's Heirs for
ALLEGED Nnlnnble Docnments.

- ,,'- - ,,,,--.,
BAN FRANCISCO. July Rehabilitation was
toro w,i,tor br Jrs,io. ETH, on, Erorcis T.
Wa,s m,t..'n $500 ", ou's s ii.lu uhu ,on al
New.ands, Senator Sharon's son-in-law. ana
bearing on peculiar procedure in the Sharon
di,nrn, o,so ,vora 4, ,ho hondo - Me- snrab
u ,o,oe euse' "e,e III 'ie MINUS VI 'i.' 90 80
tial manager. Charles Livingstone 1t is said
,ho 49,, 49,. 80, 600 49, 49, ,o,i,or, n,
!he woman wants so'V'o LOT ITO oei,ei, VI
these letters. but 1t Ia very doubtful whether
shc has realized ANYTHING. Thcie Is no uues-
tion Tint many shaJy ,h,rgs oconrred in
the Sharon divorce trial. and that sena-
tor Sharon spept money like water to defeat
shrah Atnea. MS uy!ng ihiuhe''oh " .no
heirs was that lie would haunt them II they
ever allowej ono cant IN co IN tho woman who
Ma a., o.or, ~, 49,, 1.,,, ~, so,n1nI and
nnu cu' iIott ms own uu,s ny ssnn. ~, , "
WITTY ne a.se enjonea ubnn ,hc n 40
ny "a pensv W. ue'ca.nS ,u o.,.t" raantsjnn
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SIZE DID HAVE 4 SOVEREIGN,
Hut Tailor Short Cannot Prove that IL
Wns His md that She stole 1t.

John II. Short the tailor. OF 1886 broadway.
was in Jefferson Market Court yesterday as
complainant against Maud HanIon. whom he
charged with stealing bag OF English sovor-
eigns from him on the night OF July -. Miss
Hanlon had as witness Mr. Albert Turner, who
spoke with n strong English accent. and said
h. was living at the Morton House. lie said
he was on Independent Eneli.h gentleman.
lie met Maud. he said, at cafe on July 49,.
and gave her q sover ign
Justice Kelly asked to see some OF his SOW
ereiRns. Turner. had none. -" But / have
l.lenty Of these no said. pulling out two G5
Bank of England notes.
This evidence offset that OF Mr. Shorts wit :
make than that Maud lad as kel him 70 change
q sovereign Tor her. Justice Kelly dismissed
tho charge, Slr. SHORTS sovereigns have been
returned to hin-al but one. no says
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ALL EYES WEPT.
A Practical Joker Puts Red Pepper on tho
Floor of q Ballroom.

PLA1SF1ELp. July 23.-The young society
people OF Plainfeld attempted 10 hold an in
formal ball in the casino OF the Union Country
Club on Seventh street on Tuesday night. but
their pleasure was ruined by the work OF q
practical Joker. The Joker sprnkled all over
the polished floor Of the ballroom pound OF
red pepper. When the dancing began tho
pepper was stirred up By the trains OF dresses
until the air. was fllled with the fiery dust.
to sneeze violently. and nil eyes wept. The
dancers loft the ballroom. and footmen Of the
Ing the floor with dampened sawdust. but the
dancers mad suffered too much from their ex-
perience TO return.
club men not to enter tho building again. Tho
officers Of the club refuse to divulge mis- name.
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Light showers fell yesterday in all the States the
Atlantic south of New York. and in Missouri and
Minnesota and scattered showers in all the States Dor
dering the lakes.
The storm centre Lakes Superior and Huron.
showing little energy and decreasing In and force.
remained warm throughout tho States south OF the
lakes and from ten to fifteen degrees cooler In the
Northwest except on the Pacific coast At Portland.
Or. the temperatur reached lU2'. There area
pressure in this neighborhood steadily moving on
the ocean.
WAS generally fair In this city, highest ofieiAl tenn
perature 100; lowest 81: average humidity, 90 per
wind generally southeast twelve to twenty nilso
IN hour.
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Gave order. Like a Po,eutate.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 23.--About 3 O'Clock this
morning we'll ,ll o .sed gentleman walked
into tho Dcnison Hotel and registered as j.
n. Houston. Washington, ID. C." He was as
signed to room 20. and the hotel clerk. suppos-
ing that he had the ext nited States Treasurer
for his guest. was unusually attentive.
In few moments every bell boy in the hotel
was dancing attendance upon tho stranger.
He ordered the bsst, drinks n lunch, and divers
order for so.50j and coach and
four horses At this point tho CLERK
teiephon cd for the police, and whom Tho officers
arrived they recognized in the stranger man
who had escaped from .Dr. lie, cheers SAM
tarium early in the night and for whom they
had been looking.
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THREAT TENS TO SUE GEN. o'BE1RSE
Anna Nilsson Released by Judge Wallace
md Her Detention Called Oh Outrage.

Anna Nilsson Released by Judge Wallace
md Her Detention Called al Outrage.
Anna g. Nilsson. the Swedish immigrant
who after she had landed was recalled to the
barge Ofllce and detained there By Gen.
O'BeirIe on the strength OF a letter written by
her sister. Mrs. Isberg. expressing the sus-
picion that the girl had come out to be her
brother.in.law's mistress. was released by
Judge allace yesterday.
Assistant United States District.Attornsy
John .. Mott urged that Gen. O'Beirne had
supreme authority in cases OF this kind and
had decided that ISIS Nilsson was not a pro per
person to be lnndcd. Judge Wallace said with
considerable force that II was an outrage TO
detain her She was q strong healthy woman.
TO look after her. He then signed the order
direct ng her discharge.
MIR. Moti asked him to sign a decree in such
shnpe ms to protect Gen. o. Beirns from suit for
damages. This tho Court refused to do. Mr..
Swanstr6m tho girls counsel, ahid that q
against Gen. O'Beirne.