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Notes.

A very pleasant little dance was given in
the town hall at Carlin's Springs last night
number of persons from this city at
tended 1t.
The office Of the city engineer has been
refitted and refurnished, and is now oceu-
pied by City Engineer Dunn.
Mrs Augustin Smith and her daughter,
Miss Anna, left today for Shepherdstown,
w. Va, to spend the summer.
Osceola Tribe of Red Men will hold a
regular meeting tonight and install the Off
GERS recently elected
An effort will be made before the next
meeting of the city council to have the
salary Of policemen increased to $50 a
month.
La Fayette Lodge I. o. NJ. had a meet
ing last night and transacted routine bus
mess.
Mr.. Benoni Wheat and Mrs. Wheat have
gone to Rockingham county for the sum-
mer.
The new police force seems to give entire
satisfaction.
Jackson Council. Jr. Order U. A. NJ, held
their weekly meeting last night.
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Of the men who have made the records for
the association. and Vho will be forced to
their utmost today by the, new men.
Especially Is this true in the senior eight
cared event. for each of the crews are the
champions Of their own waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-18
Police Report.
A Narrow Escnpe,

Police Officer James McCuen had a few
hours off duty yesterday evening and went
fishing on the railway bridge across Great
Hunting creek. He lost his balance and fell
into the water, and was rapidly sinking in
the soft mud of the creek bed when rescued
by Mr.. John Baggott, who heard his cries
for assistance. --~l-
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An Aspiring base Ball Team.

The Blake Base haI Club is out in a
town. the Lansdales-a and Walkaways pre-
ferred. TIE Blakes are made up of NJ.
Hussey. captain; L. fshiplsy. T. Dempsey.
G. Foremyer, ]. Handiboe, E. Williams, A.
Foremyer.; j: DunyfLJ.' BOWMAN. G. Nc
Donald, j. CorriGaa. c. Lawler and J..
Quinn. Challenges should be addressed to
T. QoWney, 1130 NogtH Capitol street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-18

LONDON, July 1s.-In the selling plate
race for horses Of all ages at Newmarket
today Mr.. Michael F. Dryers Don. Alonzo
ran second; Primrose Knight was first and
Belgravia third. There were seven runners.
The betting was to on Primrose Knight
and 10 to / against Don Alonzo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-18

child, by aiding Nature III preparing the
system for parturition. Thereby "I.bor"
and also the period of confinement are
greatly shortened. 1t also promotes an
abundant secretion of nourishment for
the child. During pregnancy, it pre-
vents morning sickness" and those
distressing nervous symptoms from
which 50 many suffer.
Tanks, Collie Co., 7exas.
DR.. R. w. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir took your Favorite Pre-.
scription " previous to confinement and
never did so we'll i'll my life. 1t is only
two weeks since my confinement and am
able to do my work. feel stronger than
ever did in six weeks before.
Yours truly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-18
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
James Chandler Gets Light Sentence fol
Robbery.
Cases Before the Mayors Court and
Other LEGAL Notes of Gem
ernl Interest.

The case Of James Chandler, charged
with robbing the ticket office of the Penn
sylvanfa railroad In this city June 13, CAN'T
up In the corporation court, Judge J. K.
Nj. Norton presiding, this morning. Chan
dler was represented by Samuel G. Brent
and Leonard Marbury represented the COM
E1onweaith. Mr.. Brent entered a plea of
guilty and made an earnest appeal for
clemency. reading from Prof. j. r. Seeley's
Life OF Christ IN extract on repentance
and mercy. The jury, after being out only
few minutes. returned the following YER
dlct: Guilty. and three months in Jail, with
20 fine" The me- ximum sentence Is ten
years in the penitentiary.
New Alexandria Cnke Walk.
Quite large crowd Of people took the
electric cars to New Alexandria last night
to witness a cake walk by the Classical
Cake Walkers Club of this city. There
were twelve couples In the contest, which
was highly amusing and interesting.
The walking was done on the new pavilion
in front of the hotel and orly white people
were admitted.
Mr. FleminE's Funeral.
The funeral Of the late William Fleming,
who died on the steamer City Of Richmond
while returning from Colonial Beach Tues
dey. an account of which appeared in The
Star. will take place from the NJ. e.
Church South tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. and the services will be conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Williams. The Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers will attend in a
body.
Taking Insanity.
Several Gays ago a negro man named
Walter Coleman was fined 500 by Justice
May, and, in default. was sent to the chain
gang He got tired working yesterday
and was locked up in the station house on
bread and water diet. Early this morn
ing, when the police first saw Coleman. he
had torn all his clothes off and ripped them
all to pieces. He was playing crazy and
talking in wildly incoherent manner
His condition will be examined into.
Police Report.
Squire Thompson presided In the police
court this morning. and disposed of the
following cases: George Childs, charged
with the larceny Of a gold watch and
money. was held for the Washington au-
thorities. James Jones. charged with as
saultng Mary Shirley was fined So Walter
Vincent, charged with being a suspicious
character, was ordered to leave town forth
with. -. -, o,.-,-- %
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Jimmy Ryan to Omit.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-L is said that jim
my Ryan, the well-known right fielder of
the Chicago Base Ball Club. has been seen
in a Chicago uniform for the last time.
An effort is being made to exchange him
for q first-cIass pitcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-18
Amateur base Ball.

IT'S League juniors on the 10th defeat
ed.the Ipyipciblea by Aa-5, The features OF
the game were the fine fielding Of Guehler.
Murray and FOxman. Shelton put up the
best game for the visitors. The winners
will play any team in the District under
fourteen years Of age. and would like to
hear especiaiy from the Young Portland
Address an challenges to Manager Axe,
722 7th street southeast
The Maurys have organized for the sea-
son with the following players, and would
like to hear from all mines in the District:
Dorsey. c.: carmody. p: Alinase. LIST b.;
Moreland. I'd b.; Lynch, Sd b.; McClelland.
g. s.. Murphy. !. ii; Hughes, @. T.: Mar
shall. +. +. Address all challenges to
Percy Dorsey. 234 10th street northeast
The Thunderbolts would like to hear
from the Young Americans, Golden Stars
League Juniors and Blue Stars. Address
Capt. VIM. Hayre. 231 G street southwest.
The Golden Stars would like to hear from
all teams in the District under fourteen
years. The players who compose this club
are: Smith, pitcher: Taylor, catcher;
Moore, arst base; Mcouinn. second base;
Baker, shortstop: Simpson, third base;
Mangan, left field; Richards. center. field;
Wells. right field. Address NJ. Mangan,
304 G street southwest. .,,,., r,ss ..-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-18

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. July ia. F. Ullman.
president Of the East st. Louis Jockey
Club. stated that the East st. Louis track
will be reopened as soon as the fair
grounds close, pxoviding there rs mo- anti
foreign book legislation In 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-07-18
nOTHERS

and those about to
become mothers,
should know that
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription
robs childbirth of
its torture, terrors
and dangers to
1xi ai
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
nj I.

SenlDfier. RGrmers MeboelelIer
fOrsli9ser M ON be Ssulptter, Ipm
tnotrai unber iibite stOrm. Oct peb
BOobjers itranoebe 3ampItib "stan.
len"s 8%eiatnins paa 20 Manb er Iaa.
leoes forulpffet paa en- Ranb u9r, %
fra Sjertins James TO 5iiterbaabe meb
6 Nanos SeiatniuS. @nbpioere tom.
mer Der Meloins ON, of "9st furenebe
8ampifibsielItab"s Glib "Gleranber
III" er fCrlif / Nuroisen, o9 at fun
aaptein 8abe, StDrm9nbene % fire
Wano pioes at bore reooebe, mebens
be gprise 15-16 Mauo f~urmenttia er
omtomne. 8isie er: l. WtaIfinmeIter
@otuaro WBler al 8~isbenbnpn, 2.
Maifinmeiter Sens @br. 9arien fra
Slespig, 2. M~aitinmeItsr @lpf SEQ,
ltrnp al 8ibOrg, 9smmermano 8uul
Nlcolai Soulien at 8eiters, Matroisrs
ne Murtin &noreas Wabien al Otter,
Warie, 5erbinanb Ssrsenieu af Stub.
fisbins os Mabs Sprsen CIR. 2nrieu
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

urifogsbanenS Soncesiionsbapere
bar iluttet &ontratt meo Sr. g Ssrenien
ON uoititnins, @rusnins, Stinnelas'
ming, Sroer % 8eiomlasninser - til
ct iamlet 8elsb al ca. 8r. 1873, 400.
auntratten er sOofienbt Of arbeios'
oepartemeutet % arbeibet alereoe paa.
be9pnot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
&c e..

- MAJ sfus. Spp0tbstoanls
[:a@ s ern nOarbsi0soe for en- a,S
'e a,rTao til Resler for Sppotest'
- os', Ma ztog. 9etts 5Orilas sr
r', ..st Al en- experimental aOmifs'
.ss amber sassn uunitelis for SaH'
Ger forsilaass en- Organization
etoata,ftmanO Os 9iitritts'
a, .ss. Der unOerisssr garoisn al
p,,ns gsfanO 90 Osns safiteDns'
spysteetbantcn aniattes en- Sn'
,,,b fat 2sn. Spipnet meo
|'..,r,s gebaublius fsres al be
u. 9ststmano, Der msO @ellemrnm
,,,S, gonten Snoberetnins ON DC
.,.a, eisubomme. Stcsasiurance
M. men for at bape SifterbeS
h alsspaaoe pil sanien fun lame
s,oo be 6erreoer, bpOr aeslerne
E~s,,,5pouelie Os slninins at Stos'
>, jtanObrast. eaanssrenien
.,,,r sOmiteeu til ire 16oeosls al
,ntiuNmett.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
Hrattelis 5urbrpoelie bic

s, Hraffelis 5orbrpoelie bleo
I ss aftsn ben S7Oe Dec. besaast
,,,,SiuSens narmeite Omssn. On
f,r,a,pios bleO funosn mprOet paa
l,,r Ira qlOams Huen iii lille naeOOlo
kttr stsr' 90 o,.m
9,n gsprOeOs er eft ca. 80 War CANT
D;os fra Ringerite, Gnorine Olien,
...,, n Ell Saurobruser Ole Sl'en
citation.
|5orsoaa Qiten git bun meo tit per-
II; 7iaaoelfe uo ueo 81 9ioen for at
It,,, en- 8ufuc, iom tiener paa Siae
(ltpoIN. ac.
Qoo gsisn BERTH er ben nlpttellss
|, bI,v,n UuerialOt, itianbet o9 orabt.
| Qortiet hur arreiteret &otorossrt
III Qorisn meO Dpnupnet "Ssbfsren'
h, mjstrntt for Meobelagtisbeo |
tcoet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
Strauoing % 6orlis. Sra 81

Stranoing % 6orlis. Sra 8ers
gen berettes 24oe 9scbr.: SampItibet
"Stanleps" Y~eiatnins = 20 Manb -
par, iaapibt man Der oeb, for ben itsrite
Del biemmebsrenoe Der / Bergen. Gn
Wanb bar fra 9riIiania. Sen enc
reboebe bar MaItlniit gtils anubien Of
Bergen. Stprmanbens % 2 andre Sig
er brepne ilanb. Stibet bar belpis
asiureret / be 8 nOrite 9ampitibsasi u.
ranceforeninger.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Zen 24oe December tsoe | ais'
beubaun Jru Scieue SeHuinsieu, 90
9(dr a., Gufe eiter stpotbeter 8. Qen'
ningIen / 8raaIten. sun % benOes
Rano bsrts til be t~rofa1te Ssnbsr'
iposr.
SOrbsnpareuOs aOiuntt pda Ser
luIs9ulm 6. 3. Mnrtmnun er oso
Suleoaoene / en- Qlosr al 81 aar.
@eneralmaiur O. z. Bramb1lit
err osb | OoeHis, II Snr snmmel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
sorisot Heuplperattentat mob

| ltUIlpNl
|mtmunO cppen. Sra Stapanser
+ps 22oe Sec. On Wanb peb Napn
Fsc, Salie Der i lansere lib bar
Ert frOsipg % s~jentasns @anse
kriur amtmauO Open bar beiparet
1 unaaosnOe fin llmpnoissjsrelie, %
hi fcrlsOsn fprloS Gmtsfcntoret mso
hale trasuOe Orb, ~inbianct fig ! Otter
lSsau after pGa amtstpntoret %
karstt sfter Nmtmunoen, men blsu al
|srtorpsriOnntet uuertalt til at saa %
|nre isien itners. Gmtmanbsn bar
| rtosuan0sr i fin pripate 8olis.
| Summsn 10 / @aarOen uHpreoe Salie
! RsuOIperfno.
| Stusrs tlsp ban siier obifiais Ban'
EGstsO puusrebet / lit Sjem ps fanot
Jan "a buS BAN en- label &eoplper os
] Rnin
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Storartet Donation.

Storartst Donation. Girmaet
5ucOb SOlm &c SSuusr bar i gnIso.
ming Of bets ~100'naris. Subilaum
tiantst 100000 Rroner til Gssotsr,
oeraf 10000 &roner til Grosierer'
5Ocietetes Observation-Disclosures 10000
arousr til 6irmu.ts aontorpericnals.
10000 SrOnsr til 1irmaets &rbeibtrs
o. 10000 9rOusr til Acknowledgements
2ormaal.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Sra Mas. I'll 5Ormano / Nas Sfos
leitpre er palst &alpsfapelan Sermans
rub % til Sicefurmuno Spsnepreit
Storipbann. - Gil Sormanb / Norobp
Sfoleitpre palstes @aarbbrus Sufob
gubreIen os til 8iceformuno SUsHe.
prelt S%tpripbanu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
5orbenparenS. n~orif.5pen1f @,u..

~ralfoninl a%isbenbapn, German Bern.
boft, er bsb bsrnebe. 8ernboit er fsot
1924, / 63-65 bar Fan / Yaris iom
norit aOmmisi ar at beltass / Niiluts
nin9en al Sanbelss os Sismanbstrat.
taten mellem be fprensbe Riser %
5rantriss. glep iiben nOr1tsipenTt
&oninl / Barcelona, b~ersfter @enerals
toniul / SABRE os tilIlut @eneraltoniul
I alsbenbaun. San bar Night efrifter
ON aoniulutuaie Os GiSiarten.
gernboft bar gift meb en- 9atter al of
bsos 5abriteier Seesaaro / aisbenbaun
os e~fterlaber Jig aoifiaise Miqiouer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
5ornlpffeoe ssfOlf. 9tslae e.

learam err ben / Suenoborg bjemmebs.
renoe Sfonuert "anre Sirltiue" inos
brast til altoGa JON Saoariit al en-
euaelf 5iTferbampsr. Stibets 5Grer,
SOpb. Senisu, en- MatrOs % aOtfen
or fplsbe ouerboro os orutneos. 9en
forulptteoe Gtibsfsrer bar en- ma.
cp1tig Semnnb; ban eiterlnoer GrFe
ug 3 Bsrn / imna aaar. De TO andre
6Orilptfeoe a unse os usifts.
- On nf SilOebaaoete fra JdabOrJ
fauotss forleben breuet jiano pua aucr.
nafg / i~tu1laaet IilItouo. 8cirtni
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

gart BET balpe. &ommunebeltp'
Fltu 2runObiem beuilseoe paa Wsoe
Er $4,000 8rOner til Snbberreosba.
IN % $4,000 Srouer til bens Sort
fttlis til Ramios poer Snaaien %
Prong. GOrOre 3ronbbiems slmt
FrNs iUruOiat BET cobbelte fra 2rpnbs
Fem.
| ira 9runObjem meooeles: % Som.
(ansn I'll gtomsOs. O9 Norblanosba'
a TIN bar beOil9et 1901 900 ar. tils
fnlntn % 100000 &r. ubforcreoes
Pm @rOnobiems 9iitrittsbibras, be-
f9stts bel, ~eitsrut Rorore qronobiems
mt bar bsOiI8st Il Niaion, at 8anes
F'a88ets llOfGretie Uil blipe ubiat /
|''tsnt Qto, Oct mnnslenbe fan neppe
|Vsjstringe8.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

JorbenOarenbe Baitor uffe 8irf..
oal bar mn iaaet t~ilitaaet en- BENTON
al 1892 ar. Com man bill srinbrs,
bteu YenliOueu | fin lib siOrt aibru.
zig al. at ban BANDIT IN Sag, iOm igr'
es mob 8eoattsr aitllt / 9drOe.
Denne Gag sr afsiOrt til 8irfeouIs
Eoroel % M sr a~ltiua Benfousiasens
Oronire fnl9t efter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Gieuoomsialg. Slf 8ersenbus 5eit'
ninsS 9erritorium pua ben iaatalote
3amburens peo ben npe Sanoplsspei
er iOlst peb Nuttion til iurfielise pri'
pate 8pbsre 5000 auabratmeter til ct
iamlet ll~bbrinssnbe af $4,000 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Sposialb. @rosierer Sulius So
cobien (af 6irmaet S. g. Saeobien d
Co. 5~rsbritsitao, er ufSaaet peS ~.
ben. Sammen meb Sob. ST.. Sacobien
oreu Sibsoe for 2ralafiorretnins %
Stibsrbeberi, 3ampbspleri Or.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

2pffelise SjGl! Gn una Mtosie'
mauo gubreas Sanien (Saslebatte)
iortioen Yortsr peo 2iun Citation, bar
nplis uunoet $4,000 Mart / Sumbur.
serlotteriet! 8auite blir Der en- Tortsr,
ppIt leoig peb 9ian Station meo BET
fsrlte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Z Ruten Sfien-2speib pil Der
meo Oct isrHe bliue iat | Gang en- lioen
Camper "Sperre", Der er tisbt / 8ri'
ltiania Of npsle af 5untticnarerne peo
Sfotfps 8ruf.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

grepifs Spgnefalo pil unSsr Sr.
S~psuepreit gauges 5rapar paa Stor'
tbiuset eiter 5~orlpoenoe bliue beitpret
af Sr. Stiitsfapeaan Sturiteen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

gen, Stprmanb Borg fra Joabors o.
en- ing ManO fra Sorne, antas.s for
nlDffet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Som Jogeo | gamle er tonltituerst
Sasisrer Sdeu6 / Solmehrano, -
ipm 0itrittsla9e i Selbo 9iitrittslase
0pllt i 2inn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

vvlus, 1ss~sss' S.sss.s S
man eiOius ueO GacnoaIe iOr $4,000,
mar 1orsoaa Tor Hetten. San bieu
,ot unoer $1,000 Bombs, og oa ban
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
"al'lnHOs 6urmanofab bar en-.

la. Nhuo Iuh VIZ
|,1a,9 ,nolt'llet: st gnoraseube fra
I '.' ! &. @ersaarb, gpabs,
\, 'on''Sllo n pua S(nlas af en- elei.
!, = S9sliat'On i sluleiuno inopilses
!, Il "ar mOsr S%gtjusslie ai at On.
rsS 0h'latter Strsset melem geStre
'8 Slao'na BERT, at S(nlasaet
\, ," ~ l'oen ct 9tar, at griien paa
s,; WI m''oit 10 PCT. biaisere eno
~, n.rlaa'd 0a at 2(nGasset bliuer laa
n, al Oct Ian tilfrebsAiae bet Tom.
'''''' % PriOuts SebOo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

9Saa Speitem | 8eum neobranote
uobusbpsniusen ben 2oen Dec. Der
nares Wistante ON, at Sloen fan bore
paaiat. Spuo Der fremtcm ueb unber'
isseliesiorbDret, ipnes at beiterte perne
Nntaaelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

6aaroen Ssnnepalb i 6jerpen er
meo 9eiatnius % Reofaber at Sr. ..
Siatlen iolst til Sr. @nnnar Mo for
10000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Sangeren 8iarne Snno er DID
RriItiauia fun SO Gar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

IN y s0drcm itriper fra GaunUu
, S.~' Den lGor Sanuar: Ssaar 81.
V''9 ST, 3 HpHrOO Der SlO i en-
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Sul % Sorosu. s S~ulsbassue
prog en- bsfti9 EOroeuitorm beuousr
Ribe, Reituso oo fere andre Bber.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Seosfalb. 5Orlsoen er en- | GEL
iinssre8nen uelfienot % bpiastet ger'
icnlisbeO, Gier at alOitermoiesaurb,
Yrpprietar q. 3. 3itbmer bsb, ~
Gar gnmmel.
9prlGse Qbilbause / Chamber
borg er nf9aaet oeo 3goen.
- Siglse Telegram fra 2Onoou er
Mtaitinmsitsr RasmusIen pnn Camp
tibet "Gbr. Srobers" opc.
8rattiierenoe Sage / 8jsben'
baon Sob. 8ilb. RuooGpb @isiin9 err
bso.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

2agmanbstingene for Bratsbers
CT for 1895 berammeoe til ste Sebruar,
23oe Gpril, 27be slusult % 20oe Nos
pember.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

al Ranosrs, 2stmatros Carl Rasmus
Sulius 8utf uf aisbenbuUr, aOtten
clinton 6rebrit 9aur. SenIen af Slal.
borg, us SacOb 9beobor 9suneien al
ct. Raslebn, 5prbsoerne Sobun
&lrins &eiterbers fra Sueriss, Sans
2uuris Suuien Of Ssibpe, Sens Chr.
Senien al 8iuilO, Carl SOban gubers'
ION fra Sverige, giis. Gop. Gutenberg
al 9itjDb Us gnbreas Gbriitenien al
Sunbstuno FAINT 8abptpasiassr 6.
8ritger ira Spsrise.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
NOrobaUet / 9iutertibeu.

Nh"tNhttut" wv
~ l'os 9Gcbr. 9Orsoas Morse1
F''ilt' OeO gpn9Dcn, en- balp Mlil Spo
\ t'I', StOnntrt "0tiaa" at gauge
[nS.
cor'0let bIsO iuloitanbis tnuIt i
FTrnNm9ernc.
NanOltabet reooebe iis ilanb paa
Foa'sr IneO )lnotuselie af ben 1saa.
y, jan9monb, Der bortFpaebes al
FsIserne.
S"oel, Der var paa 8eiie fra 9ronbs
E.,aI III s'OtIano meb 9rrlaft, bapbe
WV Speh 10 Tiger unoer uafbruote
Fprme.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

n" am'mans &Orbre 1ronbbiem
0"' I90. Statsraab Opan,.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

paa 9va os Spsmalt III
80 % IS Gents pr. Sui9s
iOm Oct par / gicSmIep 8
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Som S%orenifriper | Srtersoalen
er 8ureaudei Yeberien fonititueret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18
Tp Srciioeut. GOrsOas Den 17Oe

os. ioretOg Observation-Disclosures Sal9
paa 8reiipeut. gep 3Oie &iitemHius
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-18

Asssts@ c~
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-23
Robbed ON a Train.

P1rTsBURG, Aug. 23.-"Nish" Du-
gan, q proprietor of the American
House, Pittsburg, was assaulted and
robbed of $685. on a railway train due
here lost night by a gang of toughs.
Four of Mr.. Dugan's assailsnts were
captured, but the fifth, the man who
got the money, escaped by jumping
through an open window as the train
was slowing up. MIR. Dugan, who is
GO years old, made q game fight and
was not oyerpowered until he had
given the thief who grabbed his cash a
terrible beating. MIR. and Mrs. Dugan
were retui ming from q county fair.
Mrs. Dugan had lost her ticket and in
paying her fare Mr.. Dugan displayed a
large roll of bills. This attracted the
attention of the toughs. At West
Penn Junction station Mr.. Dugan went
forward to the smoking car, where the
gang followed him, and between that
point and Arnold the assault was
made. At Arnold a telegram sum-
moned the Kensington police and
on arrival at the latter place the
four men were arrested and locked
up. The robbery created great excite
ment on the train Squire Fuller, at 10
o'clock this morning, conducted the
preliminary hearing which was given
the toughs. No money was found on
the prisoners. The men pretended to
be strangers to each other. Owing to
absence of witnesses the hearing was
postponed until this afternoon. No
trace of the thief who jumped from the
train with the money has oeen discov-
cred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-23
DuRRANr's TR1A1.-The trial ofThe-

DURRANT's TR1AL.-The trial ofThe-
odore Durrant was resumed at SanFran-
cisco yesterday, after a delay of nearly
a week, caused by the illness of Judge
Murphy. Nothing has been left IL
done to make the evidence against the
accused conclusive. Charles T. Hede-
mark and his wife we're visited again
by the prosecutors and repeated the re-
markable story they related soon after
Durrant's arrest. This story, so little
thought of at the time, has gained sig
niicance in the last few days, particu-
larly in relation to an important state
ment made by the police. Capt. Lees
and his associates have said that they
will show beyond the power of contra
diction the movements of Durrant dur.
ing every hour of the day on which
Blanche Lamont disappeared. It is be.
lieved that they have a witness who
saw Durrant enter the church between
6 and Z o'clock on the evening of April
8. The dramatic story told by Hede-
mark and his wife tells what followed.
In the shadows of the church they saw
a man moving from place to place. As
the darkness of night appeared they
saw him in the galleries of the desert
ed place, guided in his terrible work by
the light of a candle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-08-23

OWNERSHIP OF ALEXANDER ISLAND.
1t is now believed that the Attorney
Generals Office and the United States
attorney of the District of Columbia
have become convinced that Alexan-
der Island does now and always did
belong to Virginia. 1t was intended atone
time that the District of Columbia at
torney's Office should make an exami-
nation of the subject and present all the
facts to the Department of Justice, and
that then MI. Dickinson, one of the as
sistant attorney-geperals, would pre-.
pare q bill on behalf OF the United
States against the State of Virginia
to settle the southwest boundary line
of the District of Columbia and file the
same in the Supreme Court of the
United States. It is believed that such
examination of the subject 30 far has
not convinced the authorities which
have charge of the subject that Alexan-
der ], land is a portion of the District
of Columbia. The salient fact that all
the land titles of the island come from
Virginia patents and that the inhabi-
tants of the island paid Virginia taxes
before and subsequent to the Declare
ton of Independence and still pay
them is said to be regarded as conclu-
sive of the subject.