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COLLISION or TROLLEY CAUs.
Twenty-Five Persons Injured Near
OalSdale. Pa.

Twenty-Five person were injured, some Of
them seriously. in a collision between two
trolley cars on the electric road near Oak
dale. Pa, yesterday.
The injured are: Motorman Scanlon
head and face cut, body bruises.
4. W. Drake: head ard face cut.
William Ward. body squeezed and face
cut.
David Owens OF TanaqCa; badly cut and
bruised about the head and face
Mrs. Mcclellan and daughter of Ibervalc;
cut and bruised.
Unknown woman: arm broken.
Ralph Dipierro OF Freeland: face cut.
When the collision occurred The cars were
going at a high rate of speed in opposite
directions.
The passengers; IN the car bound for Haz-
Teton, Pa which was an open che saw
the approach OF danger and jumped for their
lives, falling among the rocks along the
road. ....
The car. came together with q terrific
crash. throwing those who remained IN
them t. the floor and splinterlng the front
of the cars into kindling wood. Not a sim
gle passenger escaped injury. Doctors were
called from F.bervale to relieve the suffer.
ings of the wounded.
Among those who jumped from tho ooer
car and fell on the rocks was Mrs Geor,-,
BOYLE of Hazletcn. who carried babe IN
her arms BEYOND few bruises both
mother and child escaped ia.ury.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect June o. 1s0I = 2,
Leave washington from station. corner of New
Jersey avenue and { street ~ 2.
For Chicago and Northwest, vestibuled Limited
For Cincinnati, st. Louis AMI Indianapolis, vesti-
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express daiiy il rs
For Lexington and Stanton. 11:15 am.
For Winchester and way stations. $50 pm
Chaftanoegs. Memphis ard New Orleans. is:SS:
For Lnray. 80 pm iaiiy. IN
For Baltimore. week days, rt:eo. 500, s,ss.
.s0 S 49 minutesl s;aa; xa;es, 43i. x5:oS. x5:io
and lis pm sundays x4:2o,. 1870 eco, IS
aa YEA ec 81 a99 An o 2;o9 1929 l:9o
ea0 800 xo:6o. ioeS XII 40 I'll 1i5 PIN pS DID,
as Pm. sundays: $50 am. 4:sI PIN.
pm.
For Hagerstown, ai1:15 am. and a5:3o pm
For aithersLurg and way points. a6:Oo. ASSOC
an, a12:5o. a3:Oo. a4:a3. b5:s5. BIZ :o5 bill 30
For Washington Junction and way points. 600
a9;ao am. 81 rs pm. Express trains stopping at
For hay Ridge. Sis and AS IS pm nm Sundays
p BIZ a, AM 40 and S:l5 pm. - ~ -
ROYAL BLUE f hHTE G9I NEW YORK AND
f1F sriadegss o5 SeT York Boston n, and the
500 80 pm Sleeping Car. open at 1000
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City! Cape May. Sea Isle City and
Brigantine Beach, week days. 4:2o and 1000 a. m
Zoo noon: Sundays. 400 an. and 1900 noon.
Except sunday; Daily Sunday only.
Express trains
residences by Uncn Transfer Company " on orders
left at ticket Offices. G19 and 1854 pa. ave. and
r, y; CAMPBELL. CHAs o. sCULL.
an2 Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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SCRANTON SETTLING.
Twcnty-Efght Houses Wrecked ny
the Cavtng I'm Of an ord Nfne.

A mine underlying part OF the western
portion of Scranton, Pa. caved In ycstcr-
day afternoon for a distance OF three
blocks affecting property 20 the extent Of
q quarter of a million dollars and causing
IN excitement which almost vcrgel On
panic among The residents of the locality
The cave-in was caused by robhing TIE
pillars which support the roof OF the mines.
For some time past men have bocn taking
out these supports in the Diamond breaker
OF the Delaware. L.ackawanna and Western
Company. Suddenly, with scarcely n mo-
ments warning, a large section OF the Roof
fell. carrying the upper surface with H.,
emitting thunderous report. which could
be heard for miles
The property extending from the corner
Of Fellows and Slh streets sunk from enc
inch to four feet, twenty-eiEht houses were
wrecked and the inhabitants arc desperate
from their loss and fear another cave-in.
No one was at work in the miles when the
accident happened.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
UIEDNiOZT Am VI\El


Schedule In eject July 1. 1894.
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania Pas
sengc- station. Washington. D.. C.
800 am daily-Iocal for DanviIle and inter
nie'Iae stations. and connects at I.ynchburg with
the Norfolk and Western railroad westward daily
day.
ll;0l am, THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
MAu--Daily. operates Pullman E~.iet Sleepers
New York and Washington via Charlotte and Co
lnnihia to Savannah and Jacksonville. uniting at
through Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to Mont
gone ~, with connections for New Orleans Con-
heets at Atlanta for Birmingham. Ala, Columbus
4:1 p-m-Daily TO- Ornngs and intermediate
statlofs. and through train for Front Royal and
Strasturg daily. except SCnslsy.
EItN vESTiBULED LIMITED. composed of Pull
man Nestibuled Sleepers and Dining Cars, runs via
charlotte and Columbia to Augusta. Savannah
Jacksonville and Tampa, carrying Pullman Sleeper
sleeper New York to Scw Orleans via Atlanta and
Montgomery. New York TO Asheviie via Salisbury
Washington to Memphis via birmingham, aud
Washington to augusta via Columbia. Dining
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIvI-
SION leave Washington at $40 am, daily, 80
only; for Round H:ll. and 4:S2 pm. daily. except
Sunday. for Leeshurg, and G:33- Pun. daily, To-
Hernston Returning. arrive Washington S:26 m
600 pm. daily. from--Eound Hill, s;34 am.
m. daily. except Sunday. from Herndon only
Through trains from the sOuth arrive Washing
ton t:13 am. 2:20 pm. and $50 pm. Manas-
sas Division $40 an. daily. except Sunday. and
S:4S am. daily from Orange.
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservations and inforrna-
tion furnished ut Offices, 511 and 1900 FennSylva-
MIA avenue. and at Passenger station Pennsylva
MIA Railroad. Washington. ID. c.
W. III. GREEN. Gen. Man.
W. A. TURK Gen Pass Ast
L. y BRoWN. Gen Agt. Pass Dept. ju2
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

In effect June "a 1891 '
Sleeping Dining smoking and ob,erva ton Cars
Cleveland and Toledo Buffet Pa:ios Car to Har-
1875 AM. FAST IIyE-Pullman Buffet Parlor
Car TO Harrisburg farior and Dining Cars, IIar-
s:I5 PM CHICAGO AND 81. louis EXPRESS
ing and Dining cars Harrisburg to s. Ionip
Cincinnati; Inulsyille and Chicago.
ing Car to Chicago. and Harrisburg to Cleveland
T:i6PM souTHWEsrERS ExrREss-rullman
Sleeping and Dining Cars to st. Louis, and Sleep,
Ing Car Rarrs b,q,1 e Cincinnati Snpss
Se an nm, for Kane caasnSalsna; Rochester and
sunday For s an %aS sn?SG nas except
sleeping Car Washing r to Rochester. - '''"
Buffalo daily and Nisara Fails daily. eScept f sas H
urisy. with Sleeping Car Washington to Eimra
{s;s M SSs s.; p.,
I;ss Dining Carr, 300 30 Dining Car. and
as 3sSs ri I'll
days e. ssn Without a 'e CHANGE so s wee.
saia ias Express Through Buffet ParlO- Carl.
300 week days.
For Atlantic City. 600 saturdays only. $40.
II 90 am, 12:15 pm. week days. Sundays. 1918
For Baltimore. s2s. Ten 7:5O. 7:s5. 900. o:4o.
1890, II 90 and II 30 M. 1918. POI, a:15
AGO Limited, 40. 4:?6. $40. G:14. no. 1000.
1910, HIS and II IS pm. On Sunday. 7:20.
1855, 300 9.05. 1890, II 40 m, 1918. lis.
POI. 3:15 400 Limited. 4:2O $40, 6:14. 7:10.
1000 1910 and II :3a pm
For Popes Creek Line, 20 a m and 4 30 pm.
TS- Annapoiis. 7ao. 900 and II 20 am and
40 pm. daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 900 a.
m. and 20 pm.
Atlantic Coast Ii ne Express for Richmond. Jack.
sonville and Tampa, 4:30 a m, 30 I'm. daily.
Richmond and Atlanta. $50 pm. daily. Richmond
only 1851 q m week days.
Accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 am. daily.
and 4:25 pm. week days
For Alexandria, 4:3O, Gas, 7:45. $40. Gas.
1851 II 80 an 1880. lao 800, 4:25, 500.
5:37, 6:15. 500. 1905 and II 80 pm. On Sunday
at 4:30 7:45, 945 am, 2:45 els, SOC and TO-
pm.
Leave Alexandria for Washington, SOS. 6:43,
7:O5, 500 9:1O 1918. 1923 am, 90. 2:15.
300, 323. 100 80, 6:13, TOO. 100. 015 10 80
and II .Os pm I'm Sunday at 6:43. 9:10, 1928 a.
H.. 2:15, $40 TOO. 20. 9:15 and 1852 pm.
Ticket Offices, northeast corner OF 18th street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and at the station, 9th and
Il street where orders be left for the check
Ing of baggage to destination from hotels AMI res
licences.
NJ PROVOST. J: R: WOOD.
General Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agt.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule In effect MAY ID, 1891.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in effect May 49, 1904
Trains leave daily iron. Union station Oh. and
Pr. 9Th and T. Tts-
Through the erandest scenery In America. with
the hantlsomest ard most complete solid train
vice west from Washington
PCS PM DaUY-''Cincinnati and st. louis
SpecIaI''-Solid vestibuled newly Equipped. Elec-
tric-lightcd. S'n1mhcated Train. Pullman's finest
sleeping cars washington 20 Cincinnati. Indianap-
oils and 81. louis vi,hout change Dining Car
from Washington. Arrives Cincinnati. 500 m ::
Indisnapolis 1i:-5 am. and Chicago $50 pm. !;
St Louis. 6:5J pm.
11:1O PM. DAII.S-Thc famous IF. F. v. Lin
tied" solid vcstinuled train. with dining ear
and Pullman sccpnrs for Cincinnati. Lexington and
Louisville. without change Pullman Sleeper to
Virginia Hot Springs. week days arriving $50
a: m. Observation car from Hinton; Arrives Gin
VILE $40 M. Indiana polls. II :15 pm; Chicago
7:30 am. and 81. Louis. 7:30 am; connects In
Union depot for all points.
IO:57 AM EXCEPT SJINDAY-For Old Point
Com -ort and Norfolk. Only rail line.
2:25 PM. DALY-Express for Gorlonsville.
Charlottesville. Waynesboro'. Staunton and prnci-
pal Virginia points; daily. except Sunday, for
Richmond
Pullman locations and tickets at company'D Of
fees $40 and 1891 Pennsylvania ayennc.
II. w FULLER.
my25 General Passenger Agent.
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D.. Venerable canadian statesman.

Felix CcoTrein, NJ. p. for NerchcreS. cx-
minister OF inland revenue under the Mac
kcnzie ad,ninisi ration, died wednesday.
aged sixty-two. He had been "A member
for thii years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10

Thirteen persons were killed and twenty
nine wounded by the earthquake shocks at
Aci Reale. Sicily, Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10

NJ Turpln Las become Disguised with
Frances lack of appreciation Of his inven-
ticns and has written to Emperor William
Offering his inventions to Germany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10

A stranger. giving the name of Smith,
claiming to be a banker OF ST Paul, came
down to San Diego from San Pedro on the
schooner Merchant July 81. He disappeared
at once and has OF been heard from. He
had $3.50 in greenbacks in his possession,
according TO the master of the schooner
and had paid for his passage in advance
to return to San Pedro
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There's ONLY One Best
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST FERTILE FARMS
in Charles county; 500 acres; half cleared, half
wooded: must be sacrificed to pay of mortgage;
orly IS Address f. NJ. o., Star Office.
jy1S
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-GREAT DANE FEMALE DOG: COLOR.
nrnde snswer 5, to on the nnPs of Olga KeS.rd
LoSr-AUGUsT $. on conn; AVE. GOLD LINK
bracelet with initials NJ. +. G. ;elsai On clasp.
Finder will please return 70, 2ois $ st. NV. and
receive reward. - it
LOST SATURDAY, On THE FAltAiEIts LINE, b
ST. bet. !th and 9th NV portfolio. containing
$500 H. T. notc. bearing Per cent interest let
ward and Eo questions asked. GEO. NJ. HE
NAtLT, Center Market. Il II auIO-2t'
LOST AT liIvEI; VIEW, IN THE AFTERNOON,
on August <. childs coat, gray striped IIeas..
return to $40 q st au.)-It.
LosT-A SILVER I'd CORps BAIsiE: TREFOII.:
Inscribed Capt. VIM. IrdgaTc, J9.h y. Y V. V.
S S,.,n reward by returning town. LUDGATE.
'-' y st. NV. ---. AUST
LoST-AT RIVER VIEW, IN6THE AFTERNOOY
on august s Il childs coat, gray striped. Please
REWARD OF $40 FOR RETJI,N .oF CREsC,EY'r
scarfpn lost wednesday night at ol9 9th st
NV Apply at 1929 Ia. ave. au.l 2t
sTRAYED-OR sTOLEN-JrLY "a. FROM PAS
ture on Beall's farm, Maryland. bay horse: .
years old; 10 hands high; weighs about ], 30: has
a scar from blister on left hip bang tail.
liberal reward for its return information lead
NV. Wash. DC au7-tf
LOST-LAsT wEEK-LIBERAL REwARD-Foy
terrier pup, typ. Return TO DIR. ACKER, 9I3
ioth ST. NV. .E.' auS-3t'
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
run SALf-a BAkGAIN-0-S lAltAT S4o Ola
mond ring. with small flaw, but very white for
mcnt worth $50. for $50. Call immediately Mt
au1 -:im A. EAIIN'S. g35 Il IT NV
FOR SALE PIANOS, ROSEWOOD. C,yST s.DO
for beginners. cheap; meiodeon. 1 double and
single harness and pole, l fine horse and buggy
One beautiful small combination safe Will b,
sold at once at a bargain. 742 9TH, cor II NV
au10-2ts
Fuit SALE-STEAM YACHT "DIXIE." IN FIRST.
cli oder just tie boat for yacht club In1uirc
IA BLUNDON, Room o, I0O6 + st. NV au.-G'
FOR SAIE-SACRIFICE, AT 503 I4TH ST NV.
bed room suites, Sl1 TO SO $50; steel
$40 bicycle nearly new. $5o; new parlor suite,
So, cost $50 au9-2ts
Fol; sALE-GGAIION COFFEE URN; NICKEL
one month; cheap for cash. Apply 1911 18th ST.
NV au!-3t'
FOR SAIE-PIRE MILK CREAM AND BIT-rEI,
can be promptly furnished by DIXON HILL FARM
DAIRY, 2d ST. ne. aus lot.
FOR SALE-OAKMONT MILK FROM JERSEYS
exclusively used and recommended by highest of
ficais of Department OF Agriculture Smithson-
Ian, Geological survey, etc, and by the leading
f6S. au7-10t'
FOR sALE-LOUNGE $3.50; COOK STOVES, S.:
oak desk, IS: 81 per week for bed and par-
CASH AND TINE HOUSE. Sl3 eth st. NV my4-tr
FOR sALE-"OTTo" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW
and second hand; any size.
Send for circular call
n12-tr d. BALLAtIF. Agt.. 73i 7th st. NV.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

The bEShEIE1 SsHOOL 925 18TH ST.. WILL.
IeoPen september "a. Pupils prepared for West
fSh,, annapolis. fox all universities and seen-
Iit , scnois. Tor direct commissions in the army
anu navy and for the civil service. During the
Past year twelve students have been successfully
htttu Tor various examine lions. Arrangements
may be made for private l,-ssons i'm ali LrancIss
aulO-tf " h'"I 1T ~ L. o.,
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

THE BERIE1.EY SPRINGS HOTEL Is OPEN
for the accommotla tion of guests and Will CON
time to be open until October I. Round rip
iokets to and from Berkeley Springs can he
bought at all principal ticket offices of the b.
and o. and other railroads, good for the sum-
mer at u greatly reduced price From WASH
ington to Berkeley and return, $4l5. For further
Information apply to JNO. l.. MILLS. Man
ager Berkeley Springs Hotel Company Berkeley
Springs. W. Va. iv2J-eol7 IT.
ROCKINGHAM VAl SPRINGS, ELKTON OR
Harrisonburg Station.-For specially low terms
and circulars call at THONSON'S Music Store
52l 18th ST.. address +. b. HOPKINS. Ne
Gaheysvie. Va. aus IOts
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GOnZaga College,

Under the direction Of the Fathers of the
Society CT Jesus
Classical and business courses Of studies sper,,l
efsSes In Latin and Greek for older students
Seho"is open tuesday. Septcnlbcf 4. For particu-
mrs address CORNELIUS GILLESPIE. 8 J.
' Pres. and Treas.
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RANDOIPH-MACoN ACADEMY, FRONT ROYAL.
Va; healthfuliy situated among the mountains;
pure air and wate-- Prepares boys and young
men for college business life selected
corps Of teachers Thorough mental training;
moral and religious Influences: full equipment:
moderate charges Refer to Hon. ). s. Turner.
House of Representatives.; Rev. i. W. Canter.
Mt Vernon NJ. +. Church South Send for par
tieulars TO Rev. B. W. BOND, Prin.. Front
Royal. Va ty3leo30t
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FAIRFAX HAII~-SENiINARY FOR YOUNG la
dies, Winchester. Va; 26th year OPENS Sept. IL
eight courses: mnsic art, elocution. &C.: instruc-
tlon thorough; standard high: low. For
catalogue address Miss VI. F. BILLINGS. Prin-
cipal. jy11tu&n2t
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Rock Enon Springs and
Mineral Baths.

Monterey Springs Hotel.
Summit of the Blue Ridge Mountains Penna
NOW OPEN.
Three and one fourth hours from Washington.
800 feet above sea level
No Malaria-No MOsquitoes-Pure Spring Water.
New and modern sanitary arrangements.
Write for descriptive circular. Circulars at Star
once.
NJ. A. & Fl. 8. MU.NOR,
my5tf p O.. Blue Ridge Summit Pa
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, CHARLOTTE
Hall. st. Marys county. Md. One hundred and
twenty-nrst year. Thorough academic instruc-
tiOn under military dis iplile Healthful ioca-
ton at the historical Cool Springs" In proxirl-
ity to Baltimore AMI Washington. GEO. NJ
THOMAS. A. NJ. Principal. aui-Im.
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COLONIAL BEACH. NA.-TlE ALVIN; PRIVATE
boarding; hrst-class in all its appointments;
large airy rooms; gas table unexceptionable
For terms address proprietor. au6-2w
HOTEL BELLEvIEw. CHAPEL. POINT. MD
now open: management first class: salt water
bathing fishing and grabbing Terms, So, s.
Address MRS A. p. ERETCHMAR. Rel Alton
+. o.. Md, or F.. & RANDALL. steamer Harry
Randall. Washing ton. u. O. jy17-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-10

Mr.. Staples. section master at Springwood
station, was put on the stand. Certain let
ters written by himself, it was insisted by
the prosecution, should be submitted as evil
dence. The defense objected. maintaining
tfat it was not germane to the trial.
Mr.. Craig. however, reading extracts of
the letter insisted that 1t should be ali
United, endeavoring to show in further ar
gumcnt that the charges preferred by Col
Parsons, and referred to by Capt. Goodman
in his reply to them and the one I'm ques-
ticn, are identical and the same. He went
on to show that the reference i'm Goodman $
reply to putting woman off the train near
SpringWood is the same difficulty referred
to by Parsons and the husband of the
woman to whom Parsons made the i'm
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MEDICAL.
OF DEEDS.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUI.-
lie for all states AMI territories SpECIALEG
by X H. EVANS of1icc (hascn.euiD, 1921 Z 81.
Always IN Office, Office hours. jGI-tf
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THE WOMAN'S COIIEiE,
Frederick, Md.
Quiet. healthful location; complete furnishing
and equipment. unexceled corps OF teachers.
City conyenienees, without city distractions
APT1E. A. NJ, Pres. Frederick, Md
ty16m.w.fSw
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Kisses Peebles&T

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
30. 81. "a EAST 9TH sT., NEW YORK.
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SEOI;GE ". LAWRENCE VOCAL SCHOOL. 1908
Nh s. NV SElksSpeare method. For weak
hoires throat and lug troubles TRIAL Lesson
fKEt- tbots singers wanted. summer rates.
U2s- I'm
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MANGLED BY THREE LIONS.
Man Attacked In Den OF Wild Beasts
at san Franefaco.

SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. l3--Carlo Thieman.
an attendant III Col. Daniel Boone's wild
animal show Mt the fair was attacked bv
three lions tonight and so horribly man.
gled that he may die. The evening per-
iormance had been in progress in Boone's
arena for about half an hour, and the cir
ealar enclosure was filled with people
The Wild animals are exhibited in a large
cage in the center of the arena, and it was
time for the lions TO 90 on. Three
of the huge beasts, Parnell, Romeo
and Commodore. were led into
the cage by Thieman prepara-
tory 10 Roone's entrance. Suddenly
the electric lights went out. There was a
short interval OF silence. when suddenly a
shrek OF agony came from the cage 1t
was followed by the roar of the enrared
lions, the ernnching OF their jaws and
gfoans of the man in the cage. The large
crowd OF spectators bscame panic
stricken and started for the doors.
women shiieked and tainted, bu. the
crowd was finally induced to remain
seated by the attendants, who had re-
tanned their presence of mind. Finally
lanterns we're brought. and there in the
cage lay TAieman. with the three hon,
S|asins anu Manching his PROSTATE form
Col. Boone seized an iron bar and en-
tered the cage. With shouts and blows he
drove the beasts from their prey and
dragged the unfortunate man from tie
cage. Ii was an exhibition of bravery
seldom seen. and the big crowd
cheered the gallant colonel. THE
man was taken TO the Receiyinr
hospital, shers his wounds, for;y-three in
number, we're examined By one blow
from lions paw he had been scaIrea
from his forehead TO the nape of his neck.
Under each arm there were terrible bites
where the lions had attempted TO reach
Nstal spot. oae Of them nearly
succeeded, for he Just missed
large artery. Thieman's arms.
legs. thighs and bu.toeks were also
bitten and scratched. At the hospital he
recovered consciousness and managed 20
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CONDEMNED DIsPArCHEs.

The attendance at the San Francisco fair
Tuesday was 6.s4t
At Pittsbarg s,oos cosl miners are on strike
against reduction Of = cent bushei In pay,
Ga March the Harvard college observatory
will start an expedition TO Arizona 10 locate a
new observatory station for visual In vestigaticu
A Joint memorial 20 congress protesting
asainst putting wool. siiver.Iead ores and iron
on the free list was defeated By tue Colorado
house Tuesday.
The senate committee on education and labo,
have eported the bill 10 make the first Monday
In September. Labor day. holiday. and it has
been placed on Tile.
MIRA Myrs Bradwell. the first woman TO be ad.
mitted 10 tho bar N the L United states, 10 dying
Ia Chicago. Physicians declare she cannot live
more than q few hours.
II is not true that tho Black Diamond Can.
ing Co, OF san Francisco. was carried down by
the failure OF seotehies d Gibbs. The former
concern was attached recently, but has nearly
completed an arrangement with creditors
The Norshern Min Company, OF MsnneapollS
aud Ray W. Jones. its secretary and treasurer
have made an assignment The aggregate liza.
eigities are several hundred thousand dollars,
aud the assets are about equal The schedules
are not yet made up
+ meeting of the Indiana Republican League
elubs was held at Indiana polls Tuesday to par
tect the Republican organization of the state
District managers and delegates at large to the
Beaver convsatlon were selected. Ia the even
ing mass meeting 1ss addressed by ex. Press
dent Harrison and Others.
The charges preferred by Cot Graham against
Col fonng, a; the Fresidie have not yes been
made public. bat IL Is known that Ia the charge,
Young Is accused OF conduct uaeecomiag an
cfieer and a gonremaa. disoSeaienes of order,
saa conspiracy agsins, the poss commaudsnt
Noeag is stiil under arrest The officers a. the
post al support Col. Young. while the sal!stea
aea tsias Graeam Is in toe right
Ae postoflce department. hiss received tie
report OF PosIofaes inspector detailed 70 in
yostlgets the operations OF tia Louisiana Lot,
taFy Company IN honiura& IL connruas the
statements that the company has beez receiving
na&sl al Tampa CRY. fia The postmaster sea-
sEai aAs Issued orders prohibiting ths post.
master from delivering registered ietsars al.
dressed te The eonapsny or paying any usoaey
orders pFesxgted by afnciAls o. the caEapaav