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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05
PRICE ONE CENT
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.


Bottles are now made by machinery
There are seven cotton mills in Greece.
st. Albans, VT, has the largest cream.
cry.
The biggest diamond is worth $1,000.
600.
Russia makes SO, 600. 900 wooden spoons
year.
England's foreign meat bill is $685..
00O, 900.
The French make waterproof paper
umbrellas.
Assyrians, like the Chinese, live ON Q
cents day.
There are $1,000 oil wells in the
United States.
Twenty-Five newspapers in Kansas ara
edited by women.
A colored man is boss over gang OF
New York whites.
Three million men are employed on
American railroads.
AS much as $40, ,000, 900 is invested in
baseball in this country.
A st. Louis Chinaman sells two glasses
of soda water for nickel.
In Assyria women are sold as slaves 10
work with oxen at the plow.
Umbrella factories are among the most
recent of Texas's new industries.
The negroes in the United States now
pay taxes on $e64, ,000, 900 worth of prop
erty.
Illinois, according to the last census,
stands first among the States in raising
horses.
A huge potato. weighing "a pounds,
has been raised by farmer at Bayou
Sara, La.
There is a large steamship being built
at Glasgow which will cross the Atlantic
in five days.
The pecan tree is slow in bearing, not
yielding nuts for 80 years or more. A
pecan orchard is profitable, when it once
is bearing. The wood of the tree is good.
There is no country in the world where
labor is so thoroughly organized as it is
in New Zealand. Eight hours per day
constitute days work In this colony in
nearly all branches Of labor.
The largest specimen of the bovine
species ever recorded was the 1900
pound OK raised by Samuel Aarkley in
Pennsylvania, and exhibited at the Gen.
tennial Exposition at Philadelphia.
"Poor's Manual of Railroads" for 1890
states that the total capital, $40, ,122, ,0a5,-
600, invested in railroads in the United
States earned last year net interest OF
34 per cent. This makes grand total of
$344, 1873, 100 for distribution among bond
and stockholders.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05

TOR SALE.--6 HORSES AND ONE
a. Jersey cow and CALF, also Jersey
BULL, years old. Apply TO
oil VANSANT'S LIVERY STABLE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05

The holding of the Worlds Fair In a
city scarcely fifty years old viii be re-
markable event, but whether 1t viii real
ly benefit this nation as much as the dis
covery of the Restorative Neryine by DR..
Franklin Miles is doubtful This is just
what the American people need to cure
their excessive nervousness, dyspepsia
headache, dizziness, sleeplessness, neu-
ralgia, nervous debility, dullness, con-
fusion of mind, etc 1t acts like a chain
Trial bottles and fine book ON Nervous
and Heart Disease" with unequaled tes-
timonials free at the City Drug Store. II
Is warrGnted to contain no morphine OF
dangerous drugs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05
WANTS, FOR SALE, &c.

We will insert In this column advertise.
Enonts OF Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Wound, &C., not toxoeodingfour lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 30 Gents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05
ANNAPOLIS Md, MONDAY EVENING" OCTOBER s,


Oh, what Is the earth's endeavor.
That It's work Is yearly repeated7
And what is mans that forever
The work OF his hands Is defeated;
And the goal he strives 20 attain
Must be reached again and again7
o Labor, O cruelest Master
Why sendeth thy angels OF wasting
Thy agents Of woe and disaster
Corrupting the fruit at the tasting;
And setting q term To the plants of the
field.
And weaving ruin with all that they
yield.
%. G. Stevens. in "An Idyl OF the SUM-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05

Mr.. J. @. Boessel, agent for the Co
lumbia Bicycles. has received q Colum
bia Light Roadster Safety, for 1891. IL
3 beautiful machine, containing many
attachments over the 80 safety. Many
persons have examined the machine at
Boessers jewelry store, on Main street,
and ii is expected that several viii be
sold before the coming summer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05

Go to A. Harts for all kindsof Smoke
er's goods, Pipes, Cigar-smokers, Nicer:
:haum goods of all kinds. The Writ
Fountain Pen also for sale. A. HART,
rs Maryland Avenue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05
ST r "A II 8 .
lsssil Liquors !! Earl''sl' Prices,
WE EcARRYTHE LARGEST STOCK OF
Al Kinds Imported and Domestic
Fine Wines and Liquors.

Come and convince yourself before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
We import and receive all our goods
direct. All our WHISTLES come direct
from United States Bonded Warehouses.
We are known to sell the best 81. 90 Whis-
key In the market, and are able at pres
ent to offer better article than ever be-
fore purchased for the money. We are
the only pLace in the city where you can get
ALL KINDS OF CoRDIALs.
We believe in large sales and small prof
its. Special attention paid to all city and
country orders. Give us a call and be
convinced,
N. B.-Families supplied with Bottled
Beer at short notice, at
STR-AUSS'S
dec51y 10 Market Space.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05

Contractor Louis J. Gardner has
begun the erection of Dir. NeYett
Steele's handsome cottage at the cor
ner Of Murray Ave. and Franklin
St, Murray Hill. 1t is expected
other houses will be built this fall.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-05
FOR SALE.

A light running DAYTON, in perfect order
2 or 4 Seats. Cost $laB0O win seIl ct
great reduction. Can be seen al the Transfer
Stables 81
The evening world., 1891-12-08
The Body OF Dom Pedro Rests on Soil
from His Native Land.

PARIS, Dec. s.-The body OF Dom Pedro, ex-
Emperor VI Bra2il. was placed yesterday In
the comm prepared for II, and in which, after
the royal ocseQuie, IN This city, II viii be
conveyed to LisD II and Inferred In the iam-
ily vault there.
The intensity OF the love which the ex-
Emperor entertained FOR Brazil was shown
yesr crday by touching Incident.
While some oI his old servants We're over.
La4!iug the effects u Dom Ped o, preparatory
to removing them. tney found In chest a
bag OF earth, part OF the soil ul BraIIl, whiC Ii
he had treasured as one OF his most valuable
possessions. /. was Known that II was his
desire TO ,lcep hi, MA. sleep III Braliliisu
soil. and 81 the valued eartn was placed IL
III. CONN, aud tIe dead eN-rQler Teyereltly
aid upon II. Thus, Ia "A measure, was his Of =
expressed Wish complied with.
The preparations are nearly compile, ed for
the royal funeral A solemn high mas VI
requiem win be celebrated at the Church oi
The Madeleine, troops Will line The route
through which the funeral curtegr VIII pa ;.
ana every honor due q dead sovereign VIII bs
paii 70 him.
The evening world., 1891-12-08
Daughter Of Cornwal!is West Mar
r!ed to the Son o. Prince P!ess x.

LoNDUS. Dec. s.-Miss Mary Theresa DIVA
CCruwall!s West, daughter or COL. COruwulIs
West, NJ. r., Il Ruthil castle. kgthiL, and
Mr.. IorEw4!MS We--, i famous society
beauty, va, G.aTried :o-day II the historic
Lu.cl Of -, Ma.garcrs. "estmlLsteg, 10
Prince Hans Hellg!rh ID; r.css. best AnowL In
LoudoG as Il Iogmer secretary OF tie GerLAan
Eu4nas,N. uur VINO has retired from re
German diplomat service.
among he guests pIr--uL were 'h- Prince
and Princess Of wales. the Prince and Prin-
cess OF saTe-we!mar, Prince Pie-s Al, father
o. the Bridegroom, and all the members OF
JAe diplomatic corps II London.
Tie bridal costume was AL empire gown OF
white satin. edged with cloud OF s!Ih ma
line, tuiie, caught up with gariauo> Of orange
blossoms,
feature Of the toilet VAS The empire Veil
or tulle showered with spang.e>-
As ornaments the bride wore crown OF
diamonds, the GIT VI the bridegroom, aud 4
necklace buckle and aigreltr Of diamonds.
The evening world., 1891-12-08
.FORE|GN NEWS Of THE DAY.
Mr.. Maybrick's Insurance Must
Be Paid to His Executors Only.
Steamer Victoria Badly Damaged
Dom Pedro's Funeral.

LoNroS. Dec. s.-Ihr Court Ot Appeals
has handed down decision In the matter Of
the Maybrick insurance casc.
The action was brought by the brothers Of
Mr.. MAVERICK, the Liverpool merchant, Tor
whose murder by poison Mrs Florence May
brick, his wife, Is now serving a life sentence
IN WCking Prison, They sought to recover
on a policy Tor $4,000 issued by the Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Insurance company On
the life Of the deceased.
Mr.. Maybrick made over this policy to his
wife, and she In turn made It over TO her law
yer, Mr.. Cleaver, to cover the costs of defend
ing her against the charge OF murder.
The insurance company refused to pay the
policy, and action was Drough. by the
brothers u Mrs. Maybrick, who were the ex-
ecutors OF his estate.
The Master u the Rolls, In giving the ver-
dict said that the Insurance company IN st
pay the amount OF insurance to the executor
OF Mr.. Maybrick. holding that the policy was
only PAYABLE to them and not 10 the wife i
assignee.
Il Is a rule OF Jaw, he said. that nobody
claiming through person In the wiie's posi-.
tiOn could recover. The money, therefore,
must be paid & the ueceased's executors
who must tlrSt pay the creditors OF the estate e
and hen devote the balance TO the children
Of the deceased. The wife's assignee, owing
90 her crime, could receive nothiug
The evening world., 1891-12-08
pistol ! said that If he dldn, let 60 of the

pistol ! said that If he didn't let g. OF the
woman ia shoot him.
,Larbig replied that he didn't care: |
might shoot II liked. Then he mad, at nc,
1ouhg heserole, grown prcmaturely cid
during his Imprisonment, stared nXedly al
The captain and made no sign OF disagree
ment.
Gen. Meserole covered his eyes with his
hands, and Mrs. MescrOle, the mother g! the
accused, screened her face with black fan.
Col. Forney Lett the courtroom. his lace
bearing evidence of great mental suffering.
Jhder croSs-eNaninatiI Il capt. Levy said
ne noticed at the Statipn-hOuse that night
thar one of Mrs. Comstocks eyes YVES black
ened and the Other was swollen. EeXt day
bOth eyes became black and disCUlorcd.
81 noticed mark on one side OF her neck
ana The other Side was black and blue said
the witness.
Policeman Thomas +. Maud told the story
! OF finding the body OF Larbig. substantially
as apt. Levy had testified.
"opening from the room where the body was
found into an air-shaft that is 10 feet across.
went mp to Mrs Creden's, the TOP nat. and
could hear persons who were In Mrs. Com
all that they said while stood four feet away
from this shaft
A complication OF this case Is that Mrs.
LRrblg has sued young MeseTue for dana. !
for the loss OF her husband
-Mrs Grace Creator. heavily veilod. testified
thai In June she lived at 3Ts suCAett street,
III the top mar, east
" l was IN he front parlOr that evening u
June %. had heard LOUD VOICES and went
into I he room which opens into the air-Shat'.
when | reached the air-shat heard a
| woman say Don't point that revolver AT
me-
-" Then heard a man say: Don't point
that revolver at me-.
u" Then heard q man say: My God don't
shoot =
" Then heard a man say: Yes. ! will ~
The court chamber WAS for moment silent
as again there came from under the monOsyl-
| Liable blue veil
4" Then heard two pistol shots"
Mrs. Creation famed herself with a folded
newspaper and was perfectly positive, when
| Mr.. Gaynor asked, that she could not possibly
be mistaken She knew a mans voice when
] she heard II, ana she knew a womans voice.
| She could not be mistaken.
when did you first tell this story ?" Mr
| Gaynor asked.
| " Never
Who did you first tell 1t top
Nobody"
Finally Mrs Creation admitted that she told
her story first to an oificer whom she didu
I know. and to Judge Cullen she conceded tina
she was only pretty sure she could DIST ;
g'lish the sex OF a voice at distance OF iuL'
stories.
Juror No. : wanted 10 know If Mrs. Creation
noticed the time when MeserOlc and Mrs.
tnmstocE left TIL. house that night. but She
said she hadn't noticed their leaving at all.
= The case IS still on.
The evening world., 1891-12-08
To Set Free a Girl imprisoned FOR
Walking with a University Man"

LONDON, Dec. SIN the queens Bench Di.
vision oT Her Ma,esty's High count Of Justice
to-day Mr. Poland applied Tor the granting OF
rule "ts' calling anon The Vice. Chancellor
81 Uambnlge LaiEcr,ity 10 SHOW cause why
a VII II haOeIs corpG, should NOT Oe issued
iu favor ui Daisy Hopkins, who. lie pr,!,io.rT
claimed, was Illegally Imprisoned IN the spin
ling-Aouse.
The girl Wa imprisoned b. the lcc-.'Ls e
rei!Or, ia a-cOIuaAcH vita .u su,.rLt NJ
Ners!ty !aV giving MIN that l0wr., tyr wsIL-
Ing with student IN the Cnigersily.
Mr. Poland, IL arguing ;OF the ls-.aE. ~
the rule "iSj, said lA"r"wsS no cGaT-~ 90. NJ.
to he law q, the oGense II wa!..ug jAc
street with 81 | University man.
The cour ordered that II" .u!" nt,, lie
Issued Jnd made rojurudUic uu Fr.usy n','.
The evening world., 1891-12-08
THE KRUPPS SCENT WAR
Expecting an Outbreak Soon Pc
-ween Chi"ans and ArgeHtlpes.

80 FRANCISCO. nrc. ~-PAul brrrL'., The
sr-'ia agent iur America Tor The hrupp gun
wu~-f II Germany. agg.''l here IRON. MuNi-O
y ~t--Ilg.
he E"v..v~I cattle srlm from nc h'4np
e IFaLy, Informing hin thai 10 Wcs ,rrtg..e
wa. Would soon break Dut between Chill and
H. Argentine confederation and ordering
lin - proceed 10 Valparaiso at once
The evening world., 1891-12-08
BkR0NDESS GOES FREE.
Not Likely TO Be Again Put on Trial
on Popkia's Charge.

Joseph RarULdcss, whose conviction i.r
eNlortiCn was reversed b. IL" General Term
Of the supreme court, MAS Uroush: Uei.re
Judge Van Brugi, IN he court oi oyer anu
lcrNineT. III. L.urni-- Oy "!.lsIn r. Howe
on a wr!l - IsUpas corpus the OBJECT VI
which wa = secure EaruuI-,-'- release Il
bsN.
NJ Howe stated that uL4rr n, op!uIu. Vi:
th- General Term D4.. aL.7~ go-.l aeVr: Je
tried gain: l4At b" IId ALREADY suffered
great hs.d-u'n anal .mpr!-QuM.l', 'u4' he
and thar III" greatest amount " BAH be .,uIl
.,rn~n WIS $4,000.
Judge N.u r.nn' granted Nj. Howe. -.
quest ana th'i ball .L $1,000. E-..u E.r.-t-
- viii furnish ul d. released
The evening world., 1891-12-08
THE PLAZA HOTEL At STAKE.
Mrs, Appleton's Suit as an Heir
Of Millionaire Anderson.
His win said to Have Been iuiiu-
cnccd by Mary Rogers spirit.

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The evening world., 1891-12-08
SHERMAN PARKS GUESTS.
Meeting Of tie association and q
Choice Entertainment

hp,N.y meeting Of tne sherman Park Saw
iugs ami Brnd4ag Association was held last
,yr,Au. 81 the I.yceum opera-House for the
p.rnr,- oi enrolling new members and stir
ua. 4p interest in The organization.
.4e yllar, a1e: Andrew l. soulard,
pres..,a-: S-uJamlL Nathan, vice-Presideut; |;
cap. george ~ brown, secretary; Louis
~-radU-cE. Treasurer, Edwin L. Kslish,
,yg.s".. aud q. Ne I.e shepard, John Muller,
rr-'uA G!alll, X. L. Luckey. charles y.
Tobias, Iyaa -nc'l, D. blaHel>ec, Lester l.
,|r..a, 4d Il Ilau >piAdieE, trustees
tau, rr..E" y. Brown, the secretary, eN-
Ufrlu,,i lu" advantages ~ the 50 stem which
..e s~st .a..yu HpI---nls 10 lirse NUMBER
., interested . C,fnr-.
.ar .uI"l.r rs rntegt aimed with sons
raH s!rE'Ic b. '4H sherman PARK Olre Club
ani TnungS /. casey. ''- con- dian.
The o. II were up"utl aGd over 400 shares
were ,4ps lied Tor uN persons who were
prts,I'. the books Will remain open at 100
broadway and al the offices Of the Associs-
u.u. ll3 Las one hundred and Iwenty-nnh
-'r5-', whrse meeting Will b. held every
NrGu"s,la. rTenius.
Al Ia. lo-e OF The meeting Mr.. l. Smid-
/. 60. ne owner Il She men Park, gave sup
teg " ne or. rrr, aida fcW il'i'ed guests
The evening world., 1891-12-08
FOUND IN CONCERT HALL.
a Erook yn Man Causes Els Young
raughter's krrcs.

Pretty, w.!Iul, sta-e-s'ruCA, >av'ntcon-
year- Id Ma'Saye, Cunung ham. daughter oI
j y" ,1nnin-A nam, u 'espe a'ab.a .!tiz'n who
lives ", l"7 >cAcnck street, Br'"EFn, wa
given m charge of BrogSlyn onlc r by Justice
pdNy ar Es> MarEet rnl> murui.-.
IEt gil was arrested last aigA' j. a
BowcrN CONCERT saloon, where shy Was sin g.
iae IN tights and short sai'ts. licr rI'h"G.
who vas scar hing Tor Arr, recognized 'Ar
g,.l on tnc S'a-r and -Ullrd an on '"r.
Ihi, l. ~" S"cpId time that Ia" A-- ia u
his daugh er nom the same s4.guU.
The evening world., 1891-12-08

Mutual Prot, ctiye Union, has written u the
ITr-ils Al 0! the National League of Musicians
Tor authority TO employ and associate Grover
cleveland with JUGgc Alfred seek pr. the
/ mons coUns, /, Tor III" purpose OF con testing
,he Treasury Departments decision o. adj
InI'tlag import ei contract labor to this couu-
Igy. IN" UI!Hn I, determined 20 prevelt
foreign contract labor frO,n Interfering WITH
WITH the rights ui American LABOR.
The evening world., 1891-12-08
Duly Elected to Preside Over the
Fifty-Second House.
Led to the Chair by Mills and Reed
Mid Great Applause.
The senate Dallics In a Noon session
with Contested Seats.
ny ASSOCIATED RTss

MAsHi>GToS, Dec s.-Although there was
an absence ot the rush which characterized
the entrance otthe pubir to the House yal.
ieries Yesterday, there was thl, morning no
app'sciaole diminurlon in the number 4
spesra'ors
The evening world., 1891-12-08
Accused sandoaRgers Held.

Mlrhae. shane. Cornelius clifford aud
Edward Delany, win ar accused ui roUbing
Dgugglst John NOrr.-suy, IT.. were arr4.gurd
n tu' tdam- street pyliC- court brooklyn.
this mD.uia- They waived examination
ana were sent Dacn 20 Nj
The evening world., 1891-12-08
STOCK EXCHANGE REPORTS.
Vanderbilt Stocks Booming, the
Gould Properties Weak.

WALL STREET, TUEsnAy, Dec. S.-The mar
ket to-day Wa strong and higher for the VAN
dcrbilts aud weaE o. the lid shares, par
Iicularly Wesyerh Union, which fell from
s"iI To SoLs. Missouri Pacific was also soft al
o5s4 5634. with the latest sales at 30.
The Naudefbllts ere strong ana Ia better
The evening world., 1891-12-08
SECRETARY FOSTER IMPROVES.
Rested Well Last Night and Sat IL
70 E.; H. Breakfast.

WA9RINGT0N, DO N-"NI|rIIlI3 IN--"I-
cas-" SHOW, decided lf.uuyC4'u' tll, .u.yn-
IN.
he re,sed well ll-r ni-,' ana sa' M t0 PIl
L.S U.r....st. AD'lu- ~eyT ,.rI NIa.'ol.
mai al lLtrTVIrw ElrA All! ll-iay.
The evening world., 1891-12-08
Fell Under His Own Car.

Conductor John Bennett ie!l from the front
platform Of his Fourth avenue car at lhir-
tieth street and Fourth avenue this morning.
HIS LEFT leg Vas crushed by the wheels. lie
was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
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Dropped Dead in the Street.

John iancy, a colored man. who lived al IS
East one Hundred and Ihirty-frst street,
dropped dead this morning in one Hundred
and Thirty-secu I'd street, between FiIth and
Madison avenues.
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CITY NEWS TERSELy TOLD.
To-Day's Record of Minor Hap
penings About Town
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from
Notebook and Docket.
Stole a Policerlan's Coats.

Edward Grfitn. a tramp was held in the
TCmbs Court to-day, charged with having
stolen two coats, valued al 500. fr III Police
man James Kelly, OF cottage place.
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Struck by a Train and KILLED

While working on the railroad tracks at
one Hundred and torty-ninth street and
Fourth avenue this morning, Patrick Quinn,
iaOOrrr. reside &c unknown. was S.rlIcE by
"a : w Haven train and ms auIy killed. His
body was taken to the Ihirty-thlTd Precilct
station.
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Dreny $1,000 In Tbree Ueeks

Hugh Roundtree, tinsm!th, OF 29l Rail-
road aveuue, Jersey City, was sent to Jail as
a habitual drunkari this morning at the re-
quest Of friends. Three weeks ago he drew
: i 900 ron hts banked savings and spent ali
II that sum iOr liuupr.
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caused by a Detective FIue.

The two-Story frame dwelling at New
Brighton. :. l., occupied bv George Ward,
,aloOn-rceper. was partly desJ Jrovei by fire
al / o'clock this morning. A dcfe tive nue
was the origin II the FIRE Loss $1,000.
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some Hope for Mrs. Chapman.
AT the Seney Hospital, in Brooklyn, this
morning. It was said that Mrs. Cora Chap
mans condition is unchanged. There are
slight hopes for her recovery.
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Commissioner Crosby Qualities.

Col. John SCHUYLER Crosby called AT the
Mayors once this morning and qualified as a
Commissioner OF the Board Of Education. He
has recovered entirely from his recent severe
illness.
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Saw Rocco Mega XIII pelea.-i.

1 During the trial OF Rocco Mega for the mur-
der OF Michael Delgatti. an Italian bootblack,
In Mulberry street. Max Madenski testified
thar ne saw Rocco pull out revolver and
shoot Delgatti.
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Majestic Makes a Quick Passage.

The White star steamship Majestic was re-
ported by cable III FastAct AZ 1880 o'clock
III, morning, aud WIS due al queenstown n
alb VI . 30 hi, afternoon. THIS would luahe
ne cug h ot the Eastern passage about six
dah AID one hour, which, tor tlls season OF
he ca. l. unusually rapid. The rec I'D Tor
the Eastern lrip l. fVr days, twenty-one
hours lhre" MlluteS, and The Majestic
holds
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REWARD FOR COTTON THIEVES
Thefts from Lighters Becoming a
together Too Numerous,

o 500 RtN Am f"- 'n- arf~s' Su' Iu'ict on
"' Ee th!r y- i'7,es 49, -tr- - bAst VI cot lO1
slFrd tV th- police A. 'U - ' ~ ,Lrl~s -. Nov
3v, al "At-4uusr Aai Dtu'sry Jvmu4ittte,
~, lvrE & Vt'gu EirA-.g ~
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\ Years sh,pbuud.ns in Name,

AUGUSTA, Me, Dee. s.-DrT:qg the present
ycag there have teen built In this state -
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