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Southern Railroad Man Dead.

New Orleans, La, Dec. 31.-Mr. 1. Hardy,
general freight and passenger agent of the
Queen and Crescent route, died at his resi-
dence here yesterday after brief illness.
He was native of Kinds county, Miss.
He was fifty-one years of age, and has been
connected with the Alabama and Vicks-
burg Railroad, which is a part of the Queen
and Crescent system, ever since early man
hood.
The evening times., 1896-12-31
Married at the Waldorf.

New York, Dec. 31.-The marriage Of
Miss Mary Estelle Doerr. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Doerr, of this city, to
Clayton G.. Lands, Of Lancaster, Pa, was
celebrated last evening at the Waldorf.
Tie ceremony was performed by the Rev.
James Mitchell, Of Lancaster, Pa.
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Miss Fischer, of Cumberland, Nd, and
Mr.. j. II. BusLee, of WalthaIn, Mass. were
married Christmas eve at Foundry NJ.
Church. Rev. DR.. Oliver A. Brown. pastor
OF the church, officiating.
The evening times., 1896-12-31
Pope's Daily Receptions.

Rome, Dec. 31.-The pope continues TO
give daily receptions to the diplomats, and
tie resistance to the fatigue attendant upon
these receptions shown by his holiness causes
general surprise.
The evening times., 1896-12-31

Merchants usually retire
for one of two reasons.
They either make too much
money, or they well,
very few retire on account
OF making too much money.
Our stock is doing the ''re-
tiring" act. You know tho
reason.
PARKER, BRIDGET & CO.,
Cl0thiers, 315 9TH St.
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A large party will leave the city this
evening TO attend the annual New Years
dance to be given by the gentlemen of Rock
vile.
The evening times., 1896-12-31

Gen and Mrs. Miles have issued cards
for dinner party on JannaryS 6.
The evening times., 1896-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Balchetter will give din.
ner on January IL.
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To GIVE a successful Dinner,

or ltnche on, let Freund, S15 10th ST.
have charge of the arrangem ent and menu
It'll cost only what you wish to pay.
MaFnificenI f,anf uet hall at yCur 0isl osal
without extra charge. 1t
The evening times., 1896-12-31

Miss McLanahan has cards out for a 5
O'Clock tea January l, in honor of Miss De
Peyster, of New York.
The evening times., 1896-12-31

Miss Mamie Clark entertained a number
of her friends on Tuesday evening last
Dancing, together with vocal and instru-
mental music, formed the amusements of
the evening, which were concluded by a
cake walk, led by Mr.. c. Benner Among
the guests were the Misses Nell Bennett,
Ida Parry, Phenice O'Connell, Estella Lie
bien, and Messrs VIII Maher. L. Brashear.
F. Parry and c. and J. Benner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard of East
Washington are visiting friends in Rich
mond.
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UNDERTAKERs
DIED.


BALL-At her lat e residence in AnacoStla,
DC, December 80, Mary T., beloved WIFE
Of Eugene Ban, aged twenty-five years.
Funeral from st. Teresas Church. ana
costa January 1 1897, at 1850 q Clock
InterInent Forestville. Md. Friends and
relatives respectfully invited to attend.
AT Rest.
marlborough papers please copy-' Item
HATHAWAY-On December 81, at his
residence. ABS First street northeast. Linas
B., beloved husband OF Margaret Hatha-
way aged siNty-siX years
Funeral notice hereafter Item
HUNTT-On December 80, at 5:45 y. m,
James II. Hunt, Jr.. aged twenty seven
years, beloved husband OF Mamie NJ Hunt,
nee Virnstein, and son OF the late James
II. HUNT, ST.
Funeral from his late residence. No. III
I street southeast, Friday. January l, S9i,
at go D. m Relatives and friends respect
fully invited TO attend item
SUTTON On wednesday, December 80,
1886, George ". Sutton. aged forty-four
Funeral at 3 p IN, January 1, 1897,
fTn-i M $50 Eleventh. street southeast
Item
GOETTEL-P. Albert Goettel, formerly
OF kaIserslaughtern, X Rnenisn Bavaria, uiei
suddenly on July 4, 1895, at Hartford.
Conn. aged thirty-two years. He leaves
a wife and two children. German papers
please copy.
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Miss Lila Greene has returned home.
accompanied by Miss Sturgeon Of PennsyI-
vania.
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Mrs. Danenhower and the ladies of the
Fredonia will! be happy to see their friends
on Saturday evening, January 2. from
until 10 O'Clock.
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Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey will not re-
ceiye on New Years day.
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At the debutante tea given by the Misses
-Patten, of Massachusetts avenue. yester-
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.

If unable to call at one of our offices,
write Prof Munyon, 500 Arch street,
Phladelphia, for advice. which is abso-
| lutely free. The most obstinate cases
successfully treated through correspond
ence. All communications answered in
strictest confidence. Send for Guide to
Health" FREE.
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Swift-Flying Packages.

From the moment the sacks OF letters and
packages are thrown from the cars to
their final delivery at the residences to
which they are consigned, or from the mo-
ment of shooting the chute into the mail
box To their ultimate receipt by the cars,
the letters and packages are handled with
such celebrity that were they human they
would be overcome with dizziness.
The three days Immediately preceding
Christmas day witnessed "a scene in the
postoffice reminiscent of pound parties.
shelving anu floor space being covered
with great mass of mail matter.
From the 22d OF the month, when the an
nual tide al the postoffice began to set in,
to Christmas day, inclusive. the sacks Of
letters aggregated 5,347, as against o.
939 the corresponding period last year.
The sacks Of packages, including news
papers and small parcels, for the same
period numbered 2,64s, as against 2.5iS
during the corresponding period last year
With reference to the four days mentioned.
the aggregate of sacks of letters exceeds
the aggregate of last year by only 2,408.
while i'll the case OF the sacks of packages
the excess this year is an even hundred.
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SENDING CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Postofiice and Express Compan-
les Crowded With Business.
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
Custom of Sending Presents All
Through the Holiday Week Is
Growing Clerks Think That the
Packages This Year Are Smaller
Than They Were Last.

Because of the fact that it is becoming
the popular custom TO send presentsthrough
out the week between Christmas and New
Years day, a thousand trains are gliding
along glistcniDg bands OF steel conveying
tokens of remembrance bound from or for
this city.
The postOffices throughout the country
are given extra work handling this mail
matter. or at least the bulk of IT, as well Is
the express companies, who secure a consid
cradle portion.
In this city the rush began about the
22d OF the month. The cloud of mail mat
ter, at first no larger than mans hand,
grew to gigantic proportions with the
swiftness of the formation of a cyclone
and threatened to engulf our faithful
knights Of the mail pouch in a whiriwind
of letters and pac kages To meet the
storm Postmaster Willet directed the eII-
pioyment of tmrtyfive substit utes to as
sist the ia regular letter carriers in dis
tributing the mail matter about the city.
Fifteen day and four night wagons are
constantly employed in conveying the
mail matter between the mail trains at the
depOts and the big brick building on G
street.
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NYON'S OFFICE,
6G3 THIRTEENTH STREET wv.

Open a. IN. TO 9 p. m; Sunday, i a.
IN. p. IN.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails
TO give relief in one To three nours. and
cures in a few da Us. Price 25 cents.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively cures
all forms Of indigestion and stomach trouble.
Price, . 3 cents.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and brea Ks up cold al few hours. Price,
25 cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs, night
sweats, aliays soreness, and speedily heals
the lungs, Price, 25 cents.
Munyon's VitalIZer restores lost powers
to weak men. Price, 81.
Munyon's Remedies at all drug ggists,
mostly 26 nts a vial.
Eminent doctors at your service free at
the office or in your home.
If you have Catarrh or any Throat or
Lung Complaint, call and receive free
trial local treatment. We positively cure
Catarrn.
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Munyon's Vast Work, No words cal
describe the magnitude of the task Frof.
Munyon has undertaken in our midst-thc
great task of giving MS physicians seTvic"
free to all people OF high or low de-
gree.
The great popuiace cannotloo upon the
frightful scenes OF diseIs.-laden sufferers:
they do not hear the pitiful moans from
the afflicted-the poor and the lowly.
Not only are his eminent physicians do
ing wonderful grcd in the homes, but his
office doctors are daily receiving and ex-
amining and prescribing for hundreds nf
the sick, who pay nothing for his ser
vice
Diseases peculiar to this season OF The
year are COInmOnc<t among the afflicted
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IN sIENORIAM.

In loving remembrance OF my daughter.
Annie Z. Collins, who died five years ago.
necember so, 1891 Gone but not for
gotten. -
- 1t
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FREE TRIAL TREATNIENT.

This is the best medical institution in
the world A staff Of skilled doctors are
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Trial local treatment for Catarrh and
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Your druggist will give you the names
of hundreds Of his Customers who have
been cured of Catarrh. brOchitis Rheuma- =
ti>m, Dyspepsia. Kidney Troubles, and
Blood and Nervous Diseases by MunyOn' :
Improved homeopathic Remedies
The evening times., 1896-12-31

Miss Margaret Belle Cow and Mr.. Will
lam N. Tharder were married Tuesday af-
ternoon at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs james R. Cow, No.
1430 street. Mr.. and Mrs. Thardcr left
Immediately on their bridal trip through
the Eastern States, after which they Will
proceed to South Bend, Ind, where the
groom is engaged in government service.
The evening times., 1896-12-31

If You are sick. cast aside all other
medicines, bury rejudfce for n few
days, step into the nearest drug
store, ask for Munyon's Guide to
one of Munyon's Remedfes and cure
Yourself.
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ocents

for Children's. Misses and
Ladies' Worsted Mitt n 8,
worth 25 cts.
The evening times., 1896-12-31

The Lcstrian Literary Club held its
Christmas dance Monday evening last at
the residence of Miss Cooney.
Among those present were the Misses
Yost, Hendershott, Tourney, Collins, Byrne,
O'Donnell, Reid, and Messrs. Bentley, Har-
lowe, Mitchell, Woodburn, Burgess, Ryan,
Gasson, Bublet, O'Donnell, Beashcaus and
Won Byre.
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rNcLE sAM sNrBBEp.

Turkey WIN No, Allow an American
Guardship IN the Bosporus
Cons-an nopc October 7.-Oopyrgh;-
ed hy Associated Press lS6)--li Is semi
officially announced today that the 1urA-
tsh government, after weighin.; The mat
tor and consuming certain adv sors has
como "a The lc,.s,on to not adm, the
VnFed States cruiser Bancroft through
lAc ardane.l les, and therefore. she Will
nor ne able 10 act as gunrdship 10 he
n ed states legation In these waters.
ne porte. u IS added. has also &c -idci
,,t 20 admil the guArdshspS of Greece and
Holland. VIII oh countries also propose to
the I'srdinc les. and therefore she viii
20 a g.avisn.p. and TO furnish iAcn 70
guard th"r legations IN case If cmerg-
- should he added however. that the
tni'cd States government is rot known
10 nave presented through It's m MISTER.
MI Terrell. q formal demand for the pas.
> lles warship through the straits o.
GreSSG IN ISIS 2NS va, ,,swa Ts'2 al ha
snlfdship in the Bosporus,
ne exact ground upon which the Turk
IN E,,NeInman, lakes It's stand Is IoI
mere mat Russia objected 10 he presence
IN INC hosporus Of United States, Gre
clan IAN or ng'ch suardships.
ne TURKISH government has also sent
a circular 20 different embassies daniant-
ing ne right TO search foreign yes. els
pa nE CnnS antlnople for Armenians. 1t
IS holeVed che powers Will not accrde TO
tnls request. as up TO the present the Ar
mer ans who have sought refuge on
board British or French vessels have been
projected by guardshps here une.l the
vessels on which they had sought refuge
had sailed for their destination.
AdN ces received here from tho Island
OF crute saws that the crisis there Is by
no means ended. Tho entire moi ulG don
~ the Interior IS SIN under arms. and
thelr leaders have announced TINT they
VIII renew hostiltloo unless the Turkish
garrlsons are Withdrawn from Cretc
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Usual Losses Reporie3-smaurox n a
Spanish CUM S-Hl-;s-
Havana oe.oha- 7--ln tEe recent e1-
raSsrsz; n T,nar Del Ri1 between tn
Spanish troops under Ge-e-Ai Bsrnal ana
the Insurgents under Antoui2 Macso. 1t
: DOW announced the ns-rseais los 80
men ku>i while the erooPs hai ,nly
ts-in;y-sl ga; men killed if;y seriously
voa-1el 4.5 ;vcr;y-nre sis 1',y wou7 =
e
The steamer Ciuiad ae Cadiz arrived
ksr= ,c.zy from Spar 1!th several cAses
& s-7a TEX on hoAri So brought 'hiv:v
sv c1cs-s AMI 80 s1.i4s-s after h4t .1E
-: :, sas.ers q; Ginl-a. province e
san So e Cuhs
The 1surs>nt forces under A1:o7iH
Mace Re-s rarorted 70 b moving yes
ts-isy toward tro czs.e-n part of ne
province q Paar IL i;c
\ svi~ss ron A-.srntsa and Ns,arra 4
7rour.e max ore '-frs1r- AT incen tiArr
vas sHot A. The icrncr -itce ard thAt
go -'aa 1'ii4riy classst were sh'; AZ
.he iatter 7ia,e.
TIE >-asi,ns steamer Guam .nsH.-o has
grrivei - from Arrows province with
fifty soit-rs on hoard Her commander
-Apo--s assrs seen opposite san y mas
1eaN.- sar1-It ne Whi-n Wa on IRE.
PEOPLE ashore ieciar=i .hs vessel kai
IN o-rr. z for th-c- isvs. Her nation
z1.y could n, b made cut
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VENETIAN QUESTION

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EARL ROSEBERY RESIGNS.
DiSseasions Over the Eastern QaeS.
tion Is the Gauss.
OPPOSED 10 ENGLISH INTERVENTION
while 6isds one and oihe1s Advocated
li-Enssia Refuses to ALLOW Anssieln
Guhrd ships In the Bospota.

London. October 7.--T--e Earl G.. Rs
berry, the lzie premier OF ;as l.t-arsl gov
ernmszt in SUCCESSION 10 NJ. Gl45s,oae.
aas writer Thomas E.lss. ;as liberal
II Ser ~ par.-amsa; fr,m Ie-.oae.Sh.rs.
saying sha. &c las rs sasd ;As .eA5e-s-.q
- the At--al pay.
Lord Rosetery s2ys II ,As cop-ss :.
IS letter.
he rsc~n; coarss Of eve-is makes j.
necessary 20 cleA- The air. ! aad myself
u apna-er; dlTe-=s,Se z.ts cons,5 erzo G
mass 0: Liberals OF ,a= Ezs;srr question
AZ .he:s IS the same co-a..; e OPP IN
attn Mr.. Gladstone. TaS ru-sf rscesSsr-
~ alsays eSsrclsA ma.-hiess a1,5o4.:y n
t'Fe party while scarcely 1---- zly quar-
Ter 60 r=-,..te exFi-.- ,l-c,d-. t7s 90
-2.l2a- Keep; as II Tszsrls Mr.. G,als:77s,
IS - a-,9ge,sSr UeN. a.. c1rs3p.a.a z
no che ans Only .s-se. ts5t J sA-llt
-FPear 70 3.Tid= the e.4-s e eaa 20 rs
~. .a-th - re Lba-ais
rs question however IL aroge Ter-
s,1e- colss1aratlons and nus sax ~
= ~ without reference - IL party ta-
Ger these c.rcuu.s ,sn-s- ~ j. res- or
.p- party and for myself tt.- -1l.1
sI1~4a- rut - q leader BIO. 4s .- -i-r
tfl.s-.'4 -ert4y. ip=S ~ re- q. poo -rzt
- .eadetsaip o. ie- Il4-,s-. = t.r a.
!. b. Tal eciion
I can oaiy feel the seer=s. --au,,ae
1n- regret al par;trg w.t. 1l ,.-. l.,
;aoSs who. Ike yol. nav. g.fe- r-t
a3 E! Cooperation under 80, i;.is'-- g ~
l.o73 Rcs4ts-v exr-ess.5 irsss Oh
--1iemher y s.i.h i-f2-@r-4 'o PIPE $685..
citation h.. Elcls . .ar -.e-.-- t..- li
KEY by saying - E..-r3 - --
-ters n INrkss. 7'--- rr. --r.- e.
s- Pow ~ woa.- .a,-a- ---tr IN
wars
IN contras; to- ,tese y.s7-s 20 f---l g. ,.--
ta~y = tie a-ttgi- a=e-rai ST. 4--
-t1re in his -a-.t g. cons
O., liverpool on September -
London. O-tote- The T. w.
srpa Gib@raD ,r-ss tat tr--
- 'aat.a. agrea r'e7, a--.ra- t.--- - --
~ and Nj Gladstone s1--tr4 .s.
= II Eoseoerys -e--c. arrsl-s .-
zeal 4 1sEra~ or sens rl may
% even Ais rcet .--~ -ln- e g
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DIABoLIcAL FlEND.
Murdered His VIC slo,ylv o,a ,,.
Hoy AMfml S.rfnri--. --'lIDS

-h"'deFen His We slowly and rri,vs.
Her Awfu. Suneriass.
'h'caso. October DIR. carl = NJ,
German Physician, murdered his wife s,d
thon Killed himself this Afternoon Tha
coupe quare,ed frequently. Toi1v NJ,
stained the woman in the abdomen vrfh
surgical Instrument. The wound wos
no' Immediately fatal ard the e.ctor. SIT.
ting Gown by her side, stabbed her again
TINS ume IN manner which injured nor
aeath' He thcn, as It Is proved bv no,ss
ha' were found after his death. sat nv tna
"oinaAs side, watched her die SLOWLY ana
t"e" noting the eftect Of anoihsr won,.a
ne would stab his knife into Acr ur,t,
He carefully no,ed all the symn,,,9s -
mo Woman's approaching 6emis. and a,
one TINE left he houS, ana IN. d,-rr
woman while he procured an cvster STOW,
al neigAhoring restaurant ana h,u-h,
the revolver with which he sho, hima.,r
f"f over four hours, as shown nv he
notes No sat by the wsnaa watching bsr
die. ''"A "e'
Late IN The afternoon, when the po,c.
had been notified OF the murder. Ntz hi,
himself IN the basement of the ho..e A.,
when he found that there was no cbaro.
81 MS escape, he shot himself through m.
mead. During tho time his WI, was dr.
ING the cd father OF the dortcr who D..
deaf sat in ~ adjoining room, iro,,.,,,
OF what was going on within a few foo,
OF HIM Nts was "A years Of age ana n
man Of considerable property.
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I.EXIN9roN HARNESS RACES.

Lex!netoa. Ky. October Seven thou
sand isoQ.e attended The reces here today
and ne SPORT was good. Four races were
OF tAe programme and they we're all well
coaiestc5 lae finishes hc--s close and eN-
citing The rack was fas; and the be-
ting Was quite heavy. The track record
Yus lowered rs star Po.r.er. Re making
it n 2-'3. SGmrnar.:
Slpp--s san AM Q. bes; zine. -:.3.
80 plc. purse So he --at-Lav.
ROYAL Victor. Brish; Light. Best time,
E.ee-:3--alI pace; purse s2"l--Star
p tsr Frank Azan. Robert J. Best
time. 23c
> - tro. purse $sn-Woodfo-d c.. Roy
arra, ~ Prince R@s' -lH.e. Iii
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GEAR AND CzARINA.
rAey Sec the Sights Of Paris and Inaueu
rlio 4 Now Rrihnn

lNey See the Sights OF Paris and Inaucu-
rate a New Bridge.
Paris October Under the guidance Of
President Faure the czar and czar,nl sot
OUT carry today to visit the principal
points OF interest m Paris. Wher,ver
they went they were greeted by demon
s'railons Of enthusiasm equal to thos,
which characterized the conduct OF the
crow ~ Yesterday. FIRST the imper al Wis
LOTS worc taken to the cathedral of Notre
lame, from which they We're escorted II
s Wv" tahthoon At the latter place they
sl-ht TOW moments beside the tomb OF
!ne Rte frcS dent Garnet. Subs squen,ly
,ney were shown through the Hoiel dos
iinNli'des where there were asa-mbIti a
mssS number ~ pensioners Of all ranks
OF we French army. AT the tomb Of M.
nolcNh tAe Great the car stood Tor a few
hl.nnulents as u IN contemplation
~" ear showed plainly that he il sut-
l,rhk from fatigue. heing pale and an
n tx, The cztrira, however, hears ,,p
Wen under the stra n OF travel and sight.
SEEING and acknowledged tho plsudiis OF
s sny snronSs sions the streets by gracious
After luncheon ~ the Russian en-.
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THE JAMES BOYS Oll1
T~o Masked Robbers ., n
Rob a Baak.
NE THOUSAND DOLLARS So|
'hev Wsnionis Nu,der C..,,
burn ahd y. 4. os EN-,
sai~sman-fo..cs In cs,..

FaaFmoun', MINI, oc,o,..
'fasl;ei and bicyc!e-mount.d 4
swept into the l,t!e town a, =.
fourteen miles from here ss,,.
into the bank az sher5urne wns
cashier and bys.aader 49,
from the easi tray. mounted ~.
and escaped before the eyes of,h.
villagers
ina ara-r was CONDUCTED ~ ]
biavaio OF the border drama ~
/ ling OF the two men. one Of ,s..|
instantly, was purely wan,on !. \
made aay resistance. The aras,
]. A. os;ern, agent o. N. vi
Wood Harvester company, a.. y
the heart.
Cashier Thornhurn Of the Rsnt N
hurae, sho: in the head.
The crime is pasaIeled on,y ~ 4
u Jesse James aai the Your,
when tacy swooped DOW, ON 4,
town Of Mortified. a few mile, !.
the scene or toaay's crime. shot n
,er OF the ha-k ~ Xo-,se,,s 10 ~
away 10; OF money. In ;h,, n
the robbers deoar.as q, h,.
today the cr.nl!rais, in keeping n
tines. used bicycles in escaphr Al
enraSed citizens OF she-burne.
At abou. -, o'.loc. ,mn
walkej through ,rs 49,.
bank 10 the cashiers hay .,s =.
worn VII rr.-s on, ,bSr -,
eye,ed them a. Casbi.- rs,.,..~I
latter DID no, movs hu, IN
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>r0KTINu NOTES
81 InUIs ENTRIES.

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ias-Queen SAFE Lady B,i,ianie, Harry
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SHORT AEWS STORIES

LoNDON-Geo. du' Maurier nssse5 j.,
QMet ni9ht, but h condition which a.
critical, has not changed why" Is
GREENWiCH. Conn. Mr. f. G ,o,o-
Cleveland and party. arrived sera sSr, III, ih'
night. ''F'r At hlld-
WASHl NGToN-The National Assoc,
ucil I l..c Uaderwr.t r. tsgan Il. sc4,t,,.,
az "a me Arlington hc.el here. w.,A ahoup
CANTON. Ohic-N,tion,l
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,tween trans and to7k dinner al ne Nc.
LoNpoN-A sreela' tlisi.atch from Par,
says / = rumored thaf Victor de Ia.ssnsS
niitted suicide. <'"ps' COM