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ROBBERS FOILED.

Marrow Escape OF an East Bound tx
press From Being Looted.
The capture of Hedgereth sye and other
tTain-robbers recently, has not intlmidaled otheI
criminals in the least. As matter or tact' inc
daring acts of the men under arrest, as recorded
in The accounts OF their capture, seems TO nave
entLused many men of criminal inclinations 10
plot great rObberies.
Ia stern bound trains have been carrying hun
dreds Of thousands OF dollars from this city OF
late aud The facts, of course, became known ID
Ogden. For some time the Ogden authorities
have been aware that desperate characters were
In the city, but as non OF them compromised
themselves IN any manner they were unmolested'
The desperate Characters were not ID Ogdeh
for their health, as later developments showed.
They were plotting daring robbery ana wOulu
have succeeded in securing over $500, 600 from
East-bOund train No. 3 on Thursday at midnight
If tile unforeseen had not happened.
THE PLAN OVERHEARD.
An Ogden merchant had been on debaueh
for several days and in maudlin condition en-
tered low GROCERY. No one took any paitlcu,
lar notice OF him When lie entered paTtltlOueu
box and called for a drink. After draining inc
glass lie deed OF into peaceful slumbef, pu'
woke al an OppOrtune moment.
In the next room he heard voices, and, listen
Ing TO lie conversation, learned mat his nelRu-
bOrs were preparing 10 Ilde separately anc IN
round about way TO MoniellO, watering station
near Ogden. They We're 10 use dynamite bombs
force those inside TO throw out the treasure.
The mel chant gathered himself together ana
made his way TO the Office OF the Chief OF FdiIce.
When lie told the latter what lie had heard
dispatch was sent 10 Winnemucca warning those
IN charge OF lie Grain or their danger. when
HE train arrived at WnnenUcca four Deputy
Sherihs with Winchester rifles were taken
aboard. he train hands were also supplied
with miles, and the train pulled Out ioi ogden,
with everybody on board feeling degee Of
safety.
THE GAME WAS Up.
On nearing MonIello the engineer slackened
the speed OF The tram, fearing Al open switch OF
dynamite bomb. When tie w0uId-be robbers
saw the train approaching slowly they suspected
that their game was snOwn, and took night.
That the. robbers were at Monticello is proved by
the fact that lie switch was open and ran at
the other end thrown cut OF place.
Every ptecautOn is now beng taken by Wells,
Fargo & Co. and the United States authorities 10
prevent rUbberleS. Verdi Is considered the most
dangerous place along The road, aud the Trans
not only slack up but Winchester rifles are IN.
waiting for any human being coming out OF am
an
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BIbTHS-M ARRIAGES-DEATHS.

blrth, marriage ana death notices sent Dy NAL
VIII not be Inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorSel
10 have the same published.
BORN.
GOLDTREE-ln this city. February 81, 1892, to
the wife of Morris Guldtree. a daughter.
FRISCHE-In this city. February is, 1892, to tho
wife OF HenTy Frisehe, a son.
MOITORET-In this city. February 81. 1892, to
the wife Of I. A. MoitOret. son.
COYNE-In this CITY, February IL. 1892, to the
wife OF Charles Coyne. daughter.
O'NEIL-In this city. February 49, 1892, 70 the
wife or Charles O'Nell Jr. son.
ALLEN-In this city, February 90 1892, to the
wife OF Thomas j. Allen, daughter.
LYNCH In This city, February 81, 1902, to the
wife OF James lynch son.
HoGAN-In this city. January 3, 1892. to the wife
of Charles L. Hogan, daughter
ST0KES-In this city, February 81. 1892, to the
wife OF G.. w Stokes IT.. daughter
JoHNsoN--In THIS city. February %. 1892. to the
wife OF Johu l.. Johnson, son.
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...WEsTERN ADDITI0E REsmFNcE Lar.

II. line Of Lyon g.. q feet s. Of Bush-Large
double lot ID exceedingly choice IoCauOu and neigh
alriola; splendid LOT on which 70 erect French
fs-s. Which would reat before completed: examine
t.S. California Suffer and Geary street cables;
.tegt IA extra condition. lob 40 .GIlO7:5.
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-:ElcHMOND pIsTRIcT-PoINT LoRos AVE.

" -finA TreaJ~ave, 260 feet $. Of zOth st. IN
warm sunny JCIt; good surroundings: all ready for
o building; F0isou-st. cars; TOT 2jTll5.
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site fvr a place OF worship ana a convent at New
South san Francisco. Rev Father Montgomery.
acting for The Archbishop. has bought half a
block OF land Well located and calculated 10
make tine site for a church ana convent
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D0VyTOWV INVESTMENT.

8 ule-1No. S37} OF Sacramento ST.. 20 feet z. OF
--gcS-0r-On tie lot is a substantial brick bald
L.,.. containing 10 rooms and basement; property
,- Us rented: street la fine shape; good invest
.-.s- examine 10; rent $50. lot 23x6j.
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s uneH0lnt Lob0s ave, 81 IS feet 4. OF B0Yce st.
. tIs is business portion OF Point L0bos ave; II
huiit; upon would rent quickly; lots level: Point
I.ot0saye severed and iu due shape; Gearv-st. ca
: De. examine these lots; lots 25II0O
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f0EDFN GATf-AEE- RESIDENCE LOT
:. :. 1iIesI0N HEIGFTs RFsLnENcE L0Ts-

s. line Golden Gate ave- % Is feet ". OF Lyon st.
q e lot f0r . rou.e; al ready % build upon; McAl
5teT-st. cable lOt z5xiOO.
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MISSION RFSLnFNcE LOT

S side LIBERTY st. 100 feet W. OF Sanchez: beau
-llu lots f0r hJi-e. elegant view: well sheltered
ruHathe wind sunny exposure, cdble-car on Cas-
.Eq ST.; electric road to be On 18Th; lots Z5X124
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Sherman G. Lewis died at ms residence In
Grass Valley. February 27 1872, aged 60 years,
a native Of New YORK. lie was The founder Of
the Foothil Things and was noted writer on
social subjects.
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OBITUARY

BERTELING has The only reliable methods TO
Il CelecnHe sIght. AZ kearnY street.
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JUDGE VAN b. YOUNG.
Judge Van b. Young presiding Justice OF the
KeBlucs superior Court, died 1t Louisville last
night az pneumonia.
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Science From the Grave What MY Treat
ment Will Do Badness.

1t will not fail TO grow hair on the badest head,
provided that the hair bulb or root has not been
organicaily destroyed. Ii there Is fine short hair
showing this treatment will positively develop
such growth into luXuriance The hair may even
be entirely out of sight, covered with hardened
matter, which the treatment will dissolve, and tn
hair shoot out very shortly. I do not claim TO be
able make hair, but l do claim to have treat
ment prUyen by chemical aBalysis) that viii feed
and develop the hair, even when there is APP
parent growth, prov ided only that the root mas not
been actually destroyed, and that the growth pro-
duced Shall be long, strong soft and glossy. Dan
druG is caused by unhealthy condition of the
scalp. d single tTeatm ent Will prevent the daudruH,
and a few more vii give not temporary but perfect
and permanent relief from this annoyance. All
kinds OF scalp diseases itching scalp letter, etc,
quickly cured by my treatment, and scalp ana
hair restored to health Hair falling out is stopped
after one two treatments. For the beard my
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EoR EEPKEss AyD nRAY MrN.
= saYCHEZ STREET. NEAR MARKET.

s. sIde.State ST. 45J feet w or Castro cosy house
>. eta .f00Hs~ large barn: well Of water; chicken
9 abuse etc Csstro,sJ. cable lot 35x36.
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- b Order 81 his Honor. the Mayor. George H. San
dsTs0B; e. lluo Safichez St. 245 feet Of l4th; lot
~. grade, street severed ana ia fine condition;
shoE3 Jsst9BCC from Market Castro aud Valencia
csJiGs lot 3gKl5;3 II.
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= Forscat aloZues, etc, 1uQUire Of
EASTON, ELDKIDGE & co,
. GsjS " dT}-etst- AuCtiOBeers.
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LArlsr SHIrrIN4 INTELLIGENCE
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a Big Drive"

The Driver of every vehicle appearing in front
of our Establishment Tuesday after A. NJ.
will be presented with handsome Driving
Whip.
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DIED.

DREYER-In this city. February pa 1892, John O.
Dleyer, beloved husband Of Marie Dreyer a ma
i've OF Norway, aged 81 years.
60 Friends aud acqUalhtabceS are respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral THIS DAY (Sun-
DAY at 1850 O'clock p. NJ, from A. o. +. Build
ing, OZ OFarrell street. where services viii be
ned under the auspices VI Court star Of the
west No. $685. A. y. +. lnterment /. o. o. f.
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AUCTION SALES.

.y~6ztl zAzroS. ero- w. rRrsK ezo. EAsroS
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trade reap unusually prices
year Catalogue Samples Rules SELF
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
THE IDEAL AND THE REAL.

4 student who swallowed . Red Hot Iaes-
Connected with the men and teach
ings of every college are its traditions
From class 10 class come down certain
stories of men and customs which illus
trate the ideas of different years In
the beginning of the revolution DR.
witherspoou was president Of Prince
ton college lie was n sco.ehmsn by
birth. and a man OF strong common
sense.
IL was the fashion of the time In bold
the IDEAL theory-a practical denial Of
the existence Of matter. The IDEAL phi
losophy taught that external life, and
what we call the material world. are
the creatures Of fancy. This system n
philosophy was even more prevalent at
present day
II is said that DIR. Witherspoou. find
ing il impossible to reason upon this
matter logically with people whose
minds were ON fire with the ideal the
ory. entered the classroom one morn
ing. and in the course of his remarks
said:
Young gentlemen. IL you think
there i nothing but IDEAS in the world.
Just 90 out on the campus and butt
your heads against the college walls,
You will at least get an idea of mat
ter
On another occasion the students
were ut supper. at long tables with q
tutor presiding at each There was
one stuten, Of the class who did not
believe in the theory Of IDEAS They
bad hot muSh and milk for supper. all
NJ once they were disturbed by this
student uttering n dreadful cry.
Everybody started up To know what
was the matter The student said:
Mr.. Tutor. ask your pardon
have just swallowed q red-hot idea
The tutor bowed. and the apology
was received without any evidence oi
amu~~m~ue e-Chk-ar.o Journal
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

rr IS WITH US.

Arrival sf New Vera of the <t~~u~s .Gs-
r.vt~+ from Hamburg Twensy TIE
DEATHS Ea hsss~. Witch. Hs~ew~r. she
ship's >urx~sa Declared 20 b~ Dee TO
he Made Of the Fleets Of Tn. r~r~..~d
sy the Health or~~rs-
QUARANTINE. " Y. sept. The
steamer Noravia. which arrived frusn
Hamburg this morning. had twenty
swo deaths during the passage from
what the ships surgeon ealle,i ehol~r-
inc. The first death took place Au-
gust 10. and the last one on
the 18th Twenty were children and
two were adults Thirteen were
natives Of Poland. three natives of
Hesse. one Austrian. ave Pru.sianx All
were buried at sca- The steamer was
immediately ordered into the lower
hay. The s'ecragc passengers were
carefully inspected and all found quite
we'll There are three cases Of measles
on board
The Moravia belongs 10 the Hamburg
American Packet Co She left Ham
burg on August Is. and arrived at quar-
sntine Tuesday evening
General Freight Manager r. r Cor
lss. Of the Hamburg American line.
when se~n by representative Of the
United Prr-s in reference to the cases
OF cholera on beard the steamship Mo-
ravis. said: We had no knowledge of
the twenty-five death, on the
MOravia until notified By the
papers We Immediately tele-
phoned to quarantine and received
word that Health oficer Jenkins was
ON board and would send a full report
as ssoon As he came of. This was at l
o'clock. We also were told tha, the
steamship had not been ordered To the
lower bay We know absolutely moth
ing further than that
The Moravis lef, Hamburg on An
gust IL. She did not touch at any por.
before reaching New York
Dr. Jenkins has made arrangements
for meteorological examination to he
made Of the bedding and effects Of the
twenty-five victims. and will not pro-
nounce an opinion a. to whether the
deaths were caused by the dreaded
Asiatic cholera until the examination
has been completed
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
PTTn AND POINT.

1T doesn't take hit Of uaeanness
cut % rascal 10 polish hlnL-RAm's
How.
Man always barics the Ratchet
wh@rr he can get =, IL readily when hn
wants IL again. -t;alveston News
As another proof Of woman's ina
hsist- to keep secret we notice that
while n man covers his susp~nders y
woman wears hers oPeniy.-Yonkers
Statesman
Waiting
M n&n- 1. rb~u~s~r-
ris asns zss<h d~-pi~>:
Ans. sh. how auhrk I'ii drvpis
wn~a Tteh CaeI- Ebay di~s'
-iIarpsr's Baxsr.
Hospital Cook Ito dealer in poultry,
Please send me mp doxen s~t,ing
hens n~aler-s'why setting k~nsTr-
Hospital Ccok-'->o that they will s<t
on the patients stomsehs. of cour~~-
-wooien-'.Yoa don't seeerr to smile
at my Joke. What's the matter. don't
y0u understand it, wagg-"Ye< I
understand IL. but was brought up
never u laugh at oil age. e.--Iest~r
All lie Wants Now.-"Mr. Hen
p~kt lowed the woman he marriesf 81
rpuch during eourtship ths, he had NJ
p~.s~e Of mind until he made her biz
wife Has h. p~acs % mind now
No. h has piece of hers every day
y. Y. Press.
-visi;or-"vhat j. the history 81
tha. PATIENT He looks 50 happy
Warden Of the Insane A>ylum-'He is-
That man. madam. -uceees.ed in getting
a white vest 6lat fitted him ground tn.
neck. and il made him insaae with
y.~-Ciothi~r and Furnisher.
-Life's Toilet
Powder yoar fs-- with esrs.-
- r~asis nsw cosmetic
Time vii Do that. never fesr
He has xiv-n his worsi prophsttr.
He wii powder With cars. sai bleach your hsfr
And give YOu . po-s --tA~tsc.
Detroit Free Press
An Accommodating Boy.-OId Lady
sharply to boy in drug Storel-''rvc
been waiting for s-,rne time To be wait
ed on. boy" Boy tme~klyl-'sYes'm-
xot kin do Ter youT- Old Lady
want tvo--ent stamp HOY tanxious
to pleasel-"Yes'm- VIII you have il
lickesty'
a little eisht-year-old Irish bog in
one of cur public schools was r~prow-d
by his teacher for some mischief H.
was about To deny his fault. when she
said: Il saw you. Jerry Yes he
replied. as quick a. a fash. II tells
them there ant much yous don't -
wild them purity black eyes of yourn--
Tha, was the soft answer that turned
away wrath
--Domestic Inequality y.-Professionai
Nurse fwho has been me, at the DOR
by the hous-maidl-''I come from DR.
wiseacrr. who said was needed at the
house immediately l. your mistress
very ill7- Housemaid-.'oh. no indeed.
na'am- Mistress isn't i'll at all IL is
the euos II mistress had be~n sick
we'd have sent her tn the hospital
Era
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
CONDENSED TEIEGRAMs.

THERE vas reported throughout Rus
sia on the ssh S,sie new cases OF cholera
and I-7si deaths from the disease
A RACE ~sr az Baakie. La. has thus
far resulted in the killing Of one man
BY shooting and the hanging o: two ne
xroes. who lad made threats against
the whites
A J NcLESKocK IS in Jail at Craw-
forSiville. Ind. a. there are fears Of him
being uaobbed By the farmers Of the
uei-kborhocd- McLenrock has long
been terror 90 his neighbors. and shot
their horses asd cattle openly
DANIEL DorGHEErY, the celebrated
lawyer and orator, died at Philadelphia
on the Ssh. aged 81 years
NEWTON COPELAND, a desperate char
acter. was shot and instantly killed near
Huntsville. Ala. on the ith, by q
sherifrs posse
ISDIASs caught Mexican boy named
Thomas Montags near Albuquerque, "
NJ, on the 4,h and killed him The
devils threw the lad to the ground hor-
ribly mutilated him in his private parts.
and then hung him TO the limb OF tree
MAEsAEEr RIVERA died 1t Monterey.
Mexico, on the Sd. aged lss years.
MRs. I. T. EDDIx, Of Yankton County.
s. D.. on the 4th gave birth to four girl
babies, weighing nearly five pounds
each. The mother is 2s years old and
weighs 10 pounds She and the daugh-
tiers are doing we'll
The Secretary Of the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange issued his report Of
the cotton crop of Issl-9a on the ist-
He makes the total 9,035. .579 bales
UP to and including the Slst Of Au-
gust. the Treasury Department had
shipped to various points in the United
States g. .Oo0. coo in small notes for the
purpose Of facilitating the movement OF
the crops
TIE seventeenth biennial session Of
the supreme Lodge Of Knights OF
Pvthias closed its active labors at KAN
sas City on the ID
A POWERFUL combine TO be known IS
the Leaf Tobacco Company has been
formed at Louisville, Ky, whose object
is TO compete with the newly organized
tobacco combine 1t Cincinnati
A COMPANY has been incorporated
under the laws Of New Mexico for the
purpose of putting in big international
dam across the Rio Grande for the Pur-
pose Of irrigating, both in Mexico and
the United States
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

Kansas Cur. Mo. Septs 1.-Two
years ago southwestern Kansas wa.
startled by the murder of Frazier and
Gibson two cattle owners of Chautau-
qua county The mystery of their
deaths is now in fair way Of being
solved and the arrest at Sedan,
Kas-. of Jerry Mutton and Frank Kim
sey, two farmers of the county, Is said
10 be the beginning Of a sensation
These men are prominent in the
Farmers Alliance and il Is charged
that the murders of Gibson and Frazier
were plotted at a secret meeting held
By members Of that orgsaization-
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
MUCH IN A NAME.
n az som~ti.es It 10 Not AItssssh~r A
proprfafs-

n AZ Sometimes rt 10 Not AIfssssher Ap-
proprtafe.
Come. Mous~y.- he called from the
head of the cabin stairs ~ the boat
landed
The passengers watched, wondering
meanwhile II Nousey were . black and
tan or Skye terrier.
The boats nearly there. Birdie. = he
called again
Were there two Of them7 All eyes
were strained, but nothing answered 20
the call The whistle of the steamer
blew. and again the man peered
anxiously down the cabin stairs over
the heads of the up-rushing crowd
"Dueky.- he called. loudly. aren't
you eomins7-
No -Duckyr put in appearance and
again he eallod in . pleading tone:
Baby. why don't you hurryf
Wen be the last 10 get 10 the boat
Then . woman weighing at least two
hundred and ffty pounds appeared On
the stairway carrying . big lunch
basket, two camp chairs and several
shawls and rugs
I'm coming. hubby - she said placid
ly. and everybody who saw her got out
of the way - they recalled Mr.. Shaks
pears's pertinent inquiry. What's IL
nsme?--DstToit Free Pres~
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

WEST Brook, : l., Sept S-The fun
eral of the late George William Curtis
took place yesterday afternoon 1t this
village Rev Dr. Chadwick of the
Unitarian church. in Brooklyn. read
the burial service. and the remains
were conveyed to the old Aoravian
ehurehyard- followed by three carriages
containing Mrs Curtis. Frank G. Curtis,
Miss Curtis and few relatives of tho
family. The remains were placed in .
vault The bodies Of Commodore VAN
derbilt an William H. Vanderbilt also
lie buried in this historic Did church
yard
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08
TAlT HALL EXECUTED.
The Bra<gart shows Ills Inaste Cowardfes
ne He Coos ts Hls Reward

WISE CoUKT HousE. Va Sept. g.
Talt Hall. the notorious desperado,
slept but little last night and as
daybreak this morning he was wake
full and nervous He was not defiant
~ staggering as yesterday, but child
ish. petulant coward lie refused To
eat any fool but drank 4 eup of coffee
and then called for whisky.
Father Lucl<,s entered the cell at an
carly hour and remained with the
doomed man until the last minute.
The drop fell at 1887 p. m Hall
lied in seventeen minutes after the
drop fell lie made speech from the
seaffold His neck was broken No
attempt was made By his friends to
rescue.
Talt Hall was one of the most noted
desperadocs in the district He had
killed twenty people in the last ten
years and admitted having killed five.
The crime for which he was executed
to-day was the murder in coid blood of
l. Il Hylton, a special policeman of
Norton Wise county, July e5. ls9i-
Oxford eagle., 1892-09-08

ihe presidents proclamation inD.,.-
ing a retaliatory toll Of twenty cent. /,
-. on canadian produce passing
.Nrough the 81 Mary's Falls canal wen,
INTO effect on the lst.
iHE tunard Steamship Co. On the ia.
announced that II had Susp.pa..a ii,
grant traffic during the prevalence
Of cholera
IHE governor of WfS.,o,x,r
called upon. on the Is,. for mili,arx
projection FOR the property Of the saw
l,iiii men at Rhinelander. against IN.
demonstration Of /. 500 riotouS strikers.
II tranSPiresi, on the "a. ,ha, !. eeo
iever patients occupied all the h,du
~'ai1Aeie IN the London hospitals for
r<eneieS- About 800 BIDS h.v.
u"sen specially arranged for. however.
10 meet the requirements Of a eholrr.
epidemic.
1T Is said that hundreds Of Russian
Jews en- route to the United State. ~
FUSED passage by the regular o-rran
Ines. sTill embark for Canada. whence
tney expect 10 make their wav into the
United States.
JrDsE WILLIAM T.. DIRK for two
terms chief justice Of the snprrr,s
court Of COlor~do. was found dead in
ped IN Denver on the morning Of the
I'll He was S5 years old
IHE emperor Of Austria has com
manded that on account of the choler.
the Hungarian military manesverS
shall be abandoned
The Guion line steamer Alaska sail
ing from Liverpool. on the I'll. for New
York. carried no enigrant passengers.
ir Is reported from Merv that s.Ooo
Afghans were killed in the last battle
with the revolving HazaraS
On the sd the New York city authori-
ties voted $4,000 for the fitting up of
the barge offered by the ST Johns
guild for the reception of cholera pa
tients-
ACCORDING to Bradstreet's report the
clearing house returns of the United
States. for the week ended on the iss.
amounted to sot5. $50 .sai: for the Do
minion of Canada. SO. las. $40
Ir II estimated that the quarantine
" AAA ttt AaiSe Dt ~-.EO.-
900 monthly on the steamship com
panies whose vessels ply between
European and United States ports. Of
which 81. .0O0. 600 will be on account Of
loss of immigrant traffic
\ RELAY bicycle run was started from
the east point Of the capitol in Wash
ingtou. On the ri. the objective point
being Pittsburgh. Pa 30 miles dis
tant- with nine mountain ranges TO
crusS The wherimen expected to make
the distance in twenty-five hours.
A PHILADELPHIA 4 EEADgxs train.
on the ID. made the phenomenal run
of nine miles in SIX minutes during a
run from Buffalo n Rochester. the en-
tire distance Including stops. being
made At the average time Of a mile a
minute
THE British cruiser Drubt has h.een
stationed a. ts-us-e Isle quarantine sta
tion. b~i0r Montreal. Tan. AMI her
commander has orders - sr~ on any
vessel attempting IN pass qaarantins
without reporting
HExEY ssIHa<. q ueii-knoxn e.lierrxi
jockey. was arrested as Minneapolis.
MINI. on the 2d. for the MURDER OF
William Jones. at ~ LeufS. Narvh -
last Gibbs claims - have killed Jones
IN defense Of a wuman's life
MES- CArHEEFSE IioEsSE stumbled
and fell n SYRACUSE. y Y. on the ist.
and a prnril whirh she carried in her
hand was driven through her eye into
THx entire packing interests Of the
Aruo1r family, representing a capital
Of g., ,9oa. 0ao. will he harmoniousIy
matted O.-s.sh..~ newt