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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

VAS the exclamation Of the Gaest at the
breakfast table, on enquiry We we're told
they were obtained from the "Pioneer
Baker," oNaed by Mestaoott 4 Slol1
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

We appreciatc the patronage OF the
people Of Salem and 10 continue 10 iur-
nish you with your meals We are again
psSprle'ars ol The White House Rec
fanfanf Come around for your hot
dinnof. -GeoFge Brothers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

business the latest improved Cash Reg
OF mechanism
the can
iniallbe
wonder We the button
and "dO the namely: register the KIND
purchase prints, dates and issues ticket
containing these and the further information that the holder
thereof entitled rebate of cent cash purchases
others shou 10
sight Of We the first introduce this system IN salem but
all good things mtators and which told the SINGER
est form of haey However this may be- we lead and are con
have others follow But when the best IN the drug
line, always the reliable the progressive, the uptodae the
leading drugstore Of
)ANL J. FRY, $40 Commercial ST.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

Two more licenses 10 wed have been
issued one 20 Lillian Thompson and
VIM "A. Witzell; the other 10 Ella Fen.
mel and Albert A. Jesup.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31
90 RarreIs

have q lot " barrels aud kegs fhit-
ebla ios cider, y ipe or vinegar, Call on
u. T.. Rogefs, 2lS e22l Com, 81. 10 Y lm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

II YOU wish 90 retain good health you
need 20 eat proper food. You can buy
all the irst class provisions and groceries
YOU ueed from BIanson q kagan.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

NKw Yong, Oct. 3l.-The announce
ment Of the population OF the United
States made by the census bureau, Gays
a Washington special to the Times. has
started speculation about the effect on
the apportionment for members Of
congress.
The increases or decreases in state
representation depend on the feeling Of
a congress which is yet to be elected.
IL is quite certain, however, that several
states will lose. One Of them is Ne
braska, which has gained only 10000
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

100 cords ash wood delivered in
quantities 70 suit Apply 10, Crystal Ice
WOrks. 18th and state streets. Tele.
phohe 2O7l. lO-iz u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

Mrs. -. p. fieuter hab opened up
millinery depATlWen' In 0reeasaunl's
Dry Goods Store, Nhee she eili be-
pieassd 20 soe an her old lriends and pa
irons
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31
NEW TODAY.
Advertisements unael ms
head Sc 4 Iine each issae'

PALMISTRY-Prof Haight PALMS. - ~
astrOloger will be in the ciI ~ ~
short time Bring your thl'u.sA 80 M
ascertain what calling they ~ ia
fitted for Each person is DoIn .il
particular faculties and u pate"ss ss,.ie
educate their children for the go
Orpnofession that they are Jest Au.i''b +. IA
10, there will be fewer failures y ead
world. This information can pos
for the small sum OF 25c ~ w rae,ls
land house. corner Court snd u S5,6s
streets, salem. -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

~ associates Press - sAs JssrnsL
CHIcAGo, Oct. 81. senator Hanna was
the guest of the first annual banquet oi
ilie British.American LeAgne given at
'he Victoria Hotel. lie received tie
plaudite Of $50 Americans Of British
birth. When the toastm as,er mention
ed Senator Hsnna's name the guests
seated at the tables arose en- masse and
sang "He's Jolly Cool Fellow" This
was followed with three cheers and a
tiger.
Senator Hanna made brief address
during which he said that he was con-
fident that the work Of The association
wou'd extend beyond the association
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

IOsr.- Between the Waldo Hills and
salem, a black plush cape with fur
collar FiudeF pl, ass leave at this
oihce. lO'Si'ss'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-31

Carbide for your sss lamp. two.
pounds for IS cents.
The evening world., 1900-06-15
NIGHTSHIRT BURNED OFF.

Hls nlshtshift had been burned OF
AMI he stood III, one daled
Every bit ~ Byrne's body had been
burned except a small spot n hi. chest
lie was taken 10 GOuvern ur fiOsplia,
where he io'iors SAD he could not
recover
Meantime the are rad spread Nth
nmazing rapidly On the f0uith noof
on this floor In the apartment. oppo.
site the vacant rooms In sh.rh Il hsd
started was the family Of William
Caiier brewery cmp.oyee 4, con.
sisted % Cotter, his wife Mary his or.
Joseph. ard his tNo daughters, Emma
and Kate, and Antoinette Co,tsr. =
ons-year-o.d baby The nre. bursting
rom he vacant ro1ns. saept acro-.
ne hallway and was sifetdy slrelding
ihfousn the Cotter apartments before
ne family was aroused rom slurnb.f
" goi Into the front rooms, partly
cutting them ~ n m the are-es-aps
White the nfe which started On IN.
stairway below them had barrel eg.rs.
thence
When the nrc was sufficiently und.r
control - allos II the iremei entered
the COtter apartments
They found most o' the family lying
IN the front room. Mrs Cartsr sas
stretched on the floor holding her baby
Anto.netis. g. her breast 10 shleld n
from the flames ."
She had been successful In this. fn-
the child wss 'tiil alive whsn found
and u was not b,dly bsrr "a. II md
Inhaled smoke and this vas the vo,,,
% l,s INJURIES
The evening world., 1900-06-15
STRIKERS MAKE Terms.
New Agreement subsattted ~ 81
Leais which Asks No Dis-
crimination.

ST. LOUIS. June B--An agreement
"a, adopted unan mously to-day and
the strikers Executive Committee vas
sven nnal authority TO carry on
any negotiations that may result from
n. presentation 10 the rransl; Company
for ratification.
II provides that no discrimination
Will be male against iny ON.
ployee because he II or may become
a member II any union. that the com
pany will treat with any committee rep
resenting the organization regarding
any matter u mutual interest. that the
company will agree that N any future
differences shall arise b-tssen Il and It's
employees with respect 10 the terms -
this agreement or 10 application to cases
that shall hereafter arise shlch canno,
be adjusted amlcably betsecn the par
ties. they shall be submitted 10 arbnra-
tion. that the question of the relnstate-
ment of former employees shall bs sub
mltted 10 arbitration
The proposition was presented 10 the
of',ciais Of the Trlnsit Company.
The evening world., 1900-06-15

port. The vessel probably will lie at
Chefoo awaiting orders.
She Is within a days sail OF Taku and
can be summoned by Admiral KempfY.
u he needs reinforeements, at short no.
iice. Admiral Remsy cabled the Navy
Department this morning a. follows
from caviie:
AT Kempff's reques, shall send the
iri, about the 9th. with coal and store,
Tor 80 men for three months.
"REMEY."
The lris Il a big collier and dlstllllng
ship. The 80 men mentioned IN the
cablegram make up the personnel Of the
nagship Newark. the AonocAcy. NOW on
the way to Taku. aud the Yorktown.
At Che'oo. with the marine contingent
ashore !n china.
The significant feature Of the
msssns~ IL the Indicated opinion
Of Admiral kempm that the dis
,arbsnces IN China may he en-
p-rtrd 10 last several month. at
least.
The evening world., 1900-06-15
POLICEMAN hero.
kasw.-. By DsstsG Act saved Nine
Persess fses Death In
El1e

The ground noor OF the building Vas
occup ID by Alderman James J Smith,
II the seventh ward. who ssp, a saloon
there.
Alderman Smith. who lives near by,
vas on, with a party Of friends. Max
spruns. brother Of the lits Mayor Of
Poverty Hollow" James Weldon and
Gsorse Reilly rere an their way from
a restaurant when. on turning the cor
nsr from Cherry into Jackson stree, at
I'D A ". they saw flames bursting
from tn. fourth noor o' the building
over smitis saloon Al the same time
they saw Policeman James T. Knowles
running from the opposite direction.
All ran TO the house. = few doors from
the corner of Cherry street shouting TO
a'arm the inmates
The evening world., 1900-06-15

children begging for aid They we're
the family 10 Edward Mulhelrr. who
Wth his wife and three children. occu.
pied the apartment. Tney. too. had
made for the stairway and had bee 4
driven back by the flames Hut they
were better on than the Marius family
as the Are Was not directly underneath b
them
Just 70 Knosles turned to save the
Mu.hearns there vas a sudden commu.
t,on at the window VI the Marion ipsrt.
meni and through the snOks and flame
surrounding 10 a body suddenly shot
II was MPr.us VII. Wild with excite
meni and seeing no hope. dashed madly
Tom the sindog ana nung himsel.
from the nre-escape into the street
Narius vent down like cannon shot
tie turned over a couple % times, then
stTucA the Sidewalk and Jay limp where
PC had iaiIen. lie vac carried into .
hallaay bruised, bleeding and burned
ana died 10 'ew seconds
A. the FOOT Of stairway puraeld
found Patrick hyrne iib1fsr who
hoartsl With the Marions. and Nhd
had dashed down the stairway through
The fames
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A BRAVE POLICEMAN.

Knovls. 70 K a glance at tie building
Fire-escapss ran ~ the front OF It.
They ended a, the balcony over the
saloon, and there sss no way Of reach
Ing the bslcony tom the street
Tn. POI csman .as that there Sas a
small ledge running underneath the
xindos. q the second nJor oi u to the
balcony he ran In S aud sot out on
ne lsJs. lie climbed along until. he
reacasd the afs.s,eaps on tie birnins
house
The Nlndoss Z he aplrtmsrts 0ecs-
pied by Mrs Mary Jordan, her husband
and tao chl drsn opened on the balcony
over the saloon.
knosis. started 10 k,ck in the rn.
dows. when he sAw that Jordan Nas
draEging h's sifs 10 them.
he climbed lp the FIRE ladder In the
middle 0f the building
Flames Nefs raging In the tao win.
dOws on the fourth noor On the eas,
s.ds " the laiief. The eastern apart.
meat On this foor has been empty since
Q family BY the name of MeSAmee
novel out about a week ago. and l,
sas a furnace u name wren the police.
man feastsh A.
The evening world., 1900-06-15
PEKIN RELIEF FORCE
IN SERIOUS PERIL

WASHINGTON. June B-Thrse Of
hcial de'pat'hel we're received In diplo-
matte quarters to-day giving the latss,
direct Information from the lnterna
tlonal expedition now seeking to reach
Pckin In the main the Dispatches were
confrmatory Of the press adyiccs.
one o, the Official dispatches said
that grea, iifiiculty sas being exp.r-
fenced In securing sufficient water for
the pressing need, OF the international
party.
II appears that the travel from Tsn-
Tsin 10 Pekln hss been heretofy'e
mainly by way Of the river. 50 that
water vas easily obtained And even
when the seyehty-nlle trip sas made
by rail. there Nas no, enough delay to
cause apprehension On the water supply.
The evening world., 1900-06-15
AMERICAN TROOPS.
WILL GO TO CHINA,
CONTINUED from Firpt Page)

ih.t several Russian gunboa,s are lying
"a rien-rsIn. which IL also the depot Of
the relief column.
Nothing has csme TO the State
Depsrtmen, fr,n United states
Minister congsr at P,kln since
last Tuesday evening. and the
officials have settled down to the belief
that no, until the foreign relief column
reaches the Chinese capital will Mr.
Conser be able to resume the use Of
the cable
u 10 o,aiaous that nothing ha.
been heard fran the unitrd state.
Consul at thin kinng since his
nrst appeal for the sending of a
wsrship 60 that point. aud ~ nHy
he that he. too, has bsrn isolated.
The Consul at Clefoo Is In better post.
lion, for a cab.egrhm received at the
Navy Department to-day announces the
arrival of the ggnb.at Yorktown a. that
The evening world., 1900-06-15
CR0NJE' s SON
sURRENDERS.
Transvaai Town Yielded
by Him to Gen. Hun
ter's Troops.


LONDON. June iS-rhe War once
ma. t..ueS ,h. fo,loxinr desp,,rh from
-. D.A..,..
A~ru isooerN'
PRETORIA RESlDENCy June H.
nNp M-Klerksdorp surr.naerea ON
June 10 an Armei parry sent On Oy
Hunter
..gi,eh.,., ,.no,,. ,h,, IN. H.. -.
~. 'e,N -
ueken reeohs'Iuc'loh Uaih carry ihls
morning q few miles north % Rhsn0ster
River lie sent on, mounisI ,,o,n. ana
a.. - a.. -, -. -. -,
""'s v" Tue e"'"'' oe"'e 'hsS sou'u
DO any damage
"on. man "a. sui., .,A .i.,., a,
' ""' '"''"' ""
eiudihx Two omeefs' wounded
"A messenger from klsrksdorp reports
,h., r,on,. who c,,nr,.,.., .. A.
,srm,n.s :. 'a'" .o,'ua'''u 'ne'e. "
Wrmiheu 10 surrender as soon as hs
knew Tor certain that Pretoria was In
our pos.sss,on IA. .,.uni. -. -,
.o,.Is a. "p' 70" wv"
eoVeu W many IN the neighborhood
The court -house Is full Of arms"
The evening world., 1900-06-15
DAY Of JOY
I. FOR OTIS.
Rochester Has a Big
Parade In Honor of
Her Son.

ROCHESTER,. June Is Otis Day
opsnsd with brilliant sunshine and ths
bocnins of thirteen guns. a major.
esnssars saiute. The salute proclaimed
tAs ofaclal start % the eelebratLon IN
honos Of the homecoming % Roches'
ter's ssn. Major General Eiweii \. Otis
One hundred thousand inhabitants of
Rochester turned out TO participate In
the eslshsation and fully one hundred
thousans visitors came to the city
Prssident Mckinley and Secretary
Root ordered here regular troops and
the Marine Band at a cost ~ iiypc On To
the United States Government. and the
military parade started at O'Clock
this afternoon.
rhs early trains brought In companies
Of soldiers and thousands ~ visitors
fom east, west. north and .on;h.
The sixty-nfth Regiment of Buffalo.
10 strong. under command OF Col
9. n. weleh came In shortly before noon
on q special train on the Central; the
Ninth Regiment. OF wikesbarre. Pa.
ep Officers and men. under command Of
Col. DouxhsFty. arrived at so A. ~
over the IeniEh Valley Railroad. and al
lAo the Thirty-fourih Separate Com
pany. OF Geneva. AMI the Twenty
Separate Company. q Medina. came In
over the Central.
All the visiting soldiers were me, by
committees from local companies and
escorted to their various headqlar.ers
Railroads leading into Rochester were
taxed TO their utmos. capacity.
The early trains on all the roals were
well filed With excursions while N.
later trains we're simply j,mmed and
standing room was ~ a premium
The evening world., 1900-06-15
CARR0LL'S EXPLANATION.

During the forenoon at least ~ per
cent ~ the Tammany leaders visited
he hall. They chatted together. a few
- them speaking cUuAIiy 10 Carroll
lie went out at o clock. leaving his
desk open outside h. met "Pcrcs
NasIe the Street. Cleaning Commits.
sionrr. and the two held an earn..,
conversation Then they parted. Car.
roll going westward.
4 minute later Paddy Divysr en-.
tered the headquarters
where 4. Mr. Delmour-' he asked
lie IL not here answered the at.
tsndant sir Carroll has gone outI
An risht said Diver. walking
away
According 20 Councilman Herman
sllrer. oi Harlem. M Carroll regards
the whole matter Of his deposition a. a
Joke but men IN the organization who
are In the know" say that Csrrolf'
story won't hold.
II "a, feeling STICK" sah no 10 NJ
sllIeT. and ! wanted feN days rest
! asked Larry 70 come iovn and Looh
after tainss xhils I rAi away and Ia
say nothing 10 anybody. This morning
! woke up 10 read tiat ! had Ice, m,
position And unisrstapd that Larry
has received one hundred te.esrami
complinentinE aim on his good luck"
This explanation might pass mus,si
but lot the weii.knosn fact IN the or.
Summation that carroll and Dslmour Af,
not ffienis and never have been.
Delmour. Who - much the bisrsr man
iooks upon Carroll. and has sad o
mote taan once. as man unnttsd q
hold the chair 81 deputy chief becans.
u bic rsssrye. And syery one adml,i
that Mf Carroll. usually ss.f enEros.ef
q poor handsnaksr 70 men who com.
down TO tsiE politics
The evening world., 1900-06-15
FOUR DEAD BODIES.

cotisr was dead. SO we're M. st,.
~, son Joseph and hts daughter Kai.
Az we're IN their nishtclI,hes IN.
bodies .ere badly disasured fhe car.
tsrs had evidently failsn 10 the noor
Overcome b. the smoke.
Tn. Aariuses were found in . hsap IN
had been s'rangled By the smoke Ne.
Marion hal her one-year old h.hy
Thomas clssred IN her srm.. IN. o,h.f.
were al around her She hat appar.r,
" made an effort 10 reach the sinaor
and after eeing driven back had s,l;.n
among her cailaren.
The evening world., 1900-06-15

Now, however with the 400 foreign
troops practically stalled. wo.thlrds OF
the way to rekin. tho absence Of water
becomes quite a factor In the sltua-
ison. There ar. no running streams
nsas the present locality Of the troops
and u Is supposed that the native wells
cannot he relied upon In the exis,ins
drought and In the present Intensity OF
anti-foreisn sentiment
ON the whole. the official advices re-
ceiNei by foreign governments and for
warled 10 their represen;atIyes here
are far from rsassuring as to the pror-
ress Of the expeditionary force.
The evening world., 1900-06-15
IS
DEFEATED.
Pension Chief Turned
Down by National
Committee.

PHILADELPHIA. June E-When The
Republican National Committee met to-
day the contest over tho delsgation.a,'
.arxe frpn Tennessee va taken up
II. \. sharp. Chairman % the state III
ecutlye COMMITTEES. speaking for the con-
testanis. On. q whom is Pension Com
missioner Evans.
Mr. Sharp c0ntendei on behalf Of ths
Evans contestants that they we're pre-
vented from participating In the state
Convention vhch chose Delegates, and
tlat the whole trouble originated IN the
State Committee which issued the cal.
lie claimed that the cali dee isnated a
date Tor holilnx county conventions.
stating that where conventions had not
been regularly held delegates should be
t.ecied on the day named
lie also said that previous 10 the call
conventions had been called IN twenty
two counties, In eighteen pf which In
structions had been gwen for Evans
Contest ensled. and at the State Con-
ycnt.on a sufficient number % Brown.ow
Delegates thus chosen secured control
OF the temporary ofGaniHA tion. As .
consequence the Evans people held an
other convention.
Mr.. Brownlow and ais fol.owsrs were
represented By Congressman Gibson
and George McHenderson. They dsslt
With especial emphasis upon the claim
Of the Brownlos delegation 10 resu-
larity.
both Commissioner Evans ana Mr..
Brown!ow spoke IN their osn behalf
That In false" shouted Mr. Evans At
a remark Of the other, rising from his
seai Both men glared az each other
for a second and both began To sesticu-
late rather Wildly and TO talk at once
There we're loud calls for the Serge ant
a,.Arms Mr. BrosnloN ended tie n.
cident by taking his seat.
Finally the committee decided In
favor ~ the Brownlow delegation by a
vote.
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Miss CAST
VERY T|REO.
Roads In Bad Shape
and Her Lead Is
Reduced.
,soseisi to rns E,ssins worldD

VALLEY STREAM. N. r.. June Ia
Miss Cast finished her sixth century
at o'clock this morning In a rather
tired condition. The roads we're In very
bad condition all night from last nights
terrific downpour. and It was no, until
this forenoon. when the sun con-
descended 70 come out at intervals.
tina, the road was In anything like
ridable shap-. Her last century took
her almost twelve hours. and cut down
materially the lead she had over Mrs.
LIndsey's last years record.
Mrs. Lindsey and Mis- May Smith.
two noted long distance cyclists. were
Interested spectators to-day. They con-
gratuiased Miss Cast on her good work
thus far and wished her success In her
attempt al the record.
Miss Cast was on her wheel three
hours altogether during the night. but
I've was not allowed 20 set moro than Q
few minutes sleep. a. any protraetsd
slumber would tend TO s,iffen her joints
and undo 10 a great extent the excellent
work performed by her trainers. She
has had only one hour and nfty-three
minutes sleep thus far In the ride. and
expects TO nnish with only about iva
hours more sleep. She has been riding
a chainless wheel all night, and did not
change 20 her light chain wheel I'LL 10
o'clock.
As she dismoun,ed from her wheel -
Vests Hotel. Valley Stream. after COM
pleting her sSo,h mile. she said to The
Evening World reporter who was pre-
pairing to take his turn at pacing after
she had q rub down:
My knees bothered me a little during
the night. Then. too. the ruts In the
mud caused by farmers wagons bound
cltyward we're ready to throw ne u I
did not use the greatest care. ! think
the last hundred was the most fatisuing
of the run. although. | suppose, II
seemed really harder than II was owing
10 my lack of slse2. However. I feel
better nov that the sun has come out
again"
Miss CASTS records as compared with
Mr., Llndssy's follow:
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BAGGED $50 BOERS
Usaea-Peweii Captures More than
Me Ows Command In west
ern Trans,aaI

LONDON. June ii--Gen. Bilsn Pow.
oil. with so men, Is systematically re-.
establishing order In the Western Trans.
va&l and collecting arms About q,
boers nave surrendered ana he ha. ~a,,-
tured ~ prisoners
According 90 hts report the Bosr.
readily dscuss terms u surrender
The evening world., 1900-06-15
TRIED SUICIDE IN PARK.
o1si Tsek Overdose OF Morph,n. nj,
wssnisssiae aud Failed 10
kIll Herself

Miss Evelyn Warren. twsnty.aye
ytsrs old. was found unconscious r.
horninssde Park at 2c o'closk thl,
eissrnoon, having taken an over dose
Of morphine.
ehe was take 10 the J. Hood Wright
Hospital. where shs refused 20 tell hs,
residencs. Me sas not IN a serious
condition. and Will recover
The evening world., 1900-06-15
JAPAN'S BIGGER NAVY.
Thirty Desiro,srs To lie Added to
Her Fiest Under New
Programme.

VICTORIA. June ij-From Japan
comes meas that the naval authorities
are abou, to enter upon a new naval
programme
Five million yen will he yearly de-
voted 20 the navy. and thirty des,royers
are TO be constructed.
The evening world., 1900-06-15
NOISE AROUSED FAMILY.

In :As apartments directly above I,
~sfe the hArius family. rhsy wsrt
aroused from their beds ey the nose.
The family made a dash Tor the stair.
way In the middle Of the bu. lding. only
to md q mass Of flames shooting 10 the
roof
The building had been nred not only
IN the vacant apartment on the fourth
noor, but alec al turn In the stair.
gay between the hrs, and second noors
This cut on all escape through the
sSS!ldlns ~. n6s ether downward or toward
rrishtsnsd faces app, srei at the xin.
dow Knowles krsooei all Nho came
within his reach, though he could hsrd-
~ zee them through the smoke. In the
fs~ moments that he had chance "a
% a.ythins fer TIE h.rias family b.
lsck, James Cunningham and Pete,
psylin. who he'd follovd HIN ap the
ladder.
BEGGED For HelP.
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CARROLL shUBBtD.
Continued from First PassJ

and he repeated slth a rnse u lrri,a.
ton
4 have nothing 10 sayr'
Thpmu p smith. Crobers private
secretary. who receatly defeated John
e. shseaan In hi. Own district. held q
long Interview with Mr. Carroll Their
heads Nefs close together. but that the
lmp1rt ~ it vas neither would t.u
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GAVE her CHILD AWAY.
- Ellen LsaG s.,s . strange
Wssas Handed Her ID. Bsn.-
1s d . kidssppins Ca.st

pestiy thres-yeAr-oid siri va, given
4 Mn Ellen Lang by a woman this
ssDess on a Pennsylvania ferrybolt.
y knng took the child 10 her mo.hsr.
~ ~ Basf One Hundred and rhiri
- brought the little mi 10
- Hundred and Fourth street
A1oof she was taken 10
~ policc are looking cor
~ save the child away,
~ seoea ssd sbsa, thirty
The evening world., 1900-06-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the tairty-six hours end.
a. : p. n ss,srasy fcs Ee~ Yest
nsstbsg:y vss6s. sscs.isS sSss:riv.
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DENZINB CAUSED THB FIRE.
Esp'ssses started . s<.soe virs ss
rsises sssees-virvass's
ouiek Wspk.

The explosion ef q nvs-saron can Of
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