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VITAL STATISTICS-FEB. Is.
Births.

Cora and Gottfried Kiefer, West Tenth
street, girl.
Josie and Frank Matha, $50 South Della
ware street, girl.
Mrs. and Charles Abraham, SIS Willard
street, boy.
Mary and George Brown, 29l5 West
Washington street, girl.
Mrs. and Albert Smock, 1913 West Pearl
street. boy.
Rosa and William Klena, 1015 Harrison
street, boy.
Amanda and j. w. Newhouse, 2O54 Cath
arine street, boy.
Anna and George E. Schrader, 1892 Deloss
street, girl.
Grace and John c.. Baker, 124 West Sahm
street, boy.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-There have been fur
Their sales of regular print cloths at 3kc, and
the demand for narrow and wide odds continues
hne browns occasionally 1Ac higher. No change
in brown drills. Some fair orders for bleached
cottons at full prices. Den.ms still tending up
wards; some lines further advanced Ac to-day.
Ticks are unchanged. Plaids strong, and checks
and stripes and cheviots against buyers. Prints
in fair demand for staples. but fancies quiet.
Ginghams strong. Hosiery and underwear firm,
but current demand quiet. All descriptions of
staple cotton Innings in good condition.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Tin moved up a shade
again to-day. following improvement in the
London market, Otherwise the situation locally
about in line, with. anticipations; the demand
was slack and offerings light. At the close the
Metal Exchange called pig iron warrants very
dull; lake copper unchanged at 16. Csc; tin very
quiet at 80. 372c; lead unchanged. with zoe bid
and Also asked; spelter dull, with 4.60c bid and
4.7oc asked. The brokers' price for lead is 4.45c
and for copper is. 25d16. soc.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 15.-Lead weak at 4.60c. Spell
ter. 457bH4 Coo.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Feb. 5.-Credit balances. s1.6s. Ger
tifcates offered at sl.6Sl2. Shipments, l3o. l75
brls; average, 81. l32 brls; runs, 1851 brls; aver
age. S5,S71 brls.
WILMINGTON, Feb. B.-Spirits Of turpentine
firm at 53lAG54c. Rosin firm at 81. 40G1.45. Crude
turpentine firm at 81 TO 1925. Tar firm at $3.50.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15-Petroleum firm. Rosin
steady; strained, common to good, S1.10. Spirits
OF turpentine steady at 55hG56c.
MONTPELIER, Ind, Feb. 15.-Indiana crude
oil. $l.19; North Lima, sl24: South Lima, S1.19.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 15.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 531ac. Rosin firm and unchanged.
Feb. 15.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 5312c. Rosin firm.
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NEW YORK, Feb. B-Beeves-Receipts, 3sl,
all export cattle with the exception OF IA car
load. Nothing doing: feeling weak. Cables
quoted refrigerator beef lower at i0isc per 10.
Exports. 80 sheep: Tomorrow. 200 cattle.
100. Neals steady. other
calves firm: about all sold. veals. s56S.50: little
calves. s4di.75 barnyard and Southern calves.
81.
sheep, and Lambs-ReceiPts. 2os7; IA car on
sale. Sheep nrm: lambs slow and luc lower, J
cars unsold. Common and medium sheep. s4dS;
s5ls.
Hogs-Receipts. l.4so. Market nominally weak
and lower for pigs.
EAST Feb. I5-fSpecial.1-Ran-
som. Mansfield 4 Co, live stock commission
dealers. report:
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 15;-Cotton opened easy
and closed steady. Sales, 1853 bales. Ordinary,
4 7-16c: good ordinary. I 15-lsc; low middling,
S4c;. middling. sSc; good middling. s 13-l6c;
middling fair, SIC. Receipts, l0.04s bales; stock,
430. SAG bales.
NEW YORK, Feb. closed steady;
middling .uplands. Ssc; middling gulf. 9lsc;
sales. Ill bales.
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sales AZ, 70
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Thursday,s Bank CIearings.

HHursuuy bHHk CfeurIuSss
AT New York-Clearings, $3.50, 7S4, 59S; bal
ances. S10,S17, $50.
AT Boston-Clearings. $40, $50. S32; balances,
s.. 095. S36.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SIS, 293, 467; bal
ances, 81, 764, T2.
At Chicago-Clearings, $22, 016, Up; bal
ances. 81, LAG PIG.
At st. Louis-Clearings, $5.207, 635; bal
ances, $685., $50.
AT Misunderstanding. 1886, 1913; balan-
ces, S449, 1s9.
AT Cincinnati-Clearings, 81, 40, 400.
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Poultry and Other Produce.
THE JOBBING TRADE.
The quotations given below are the selling price.
of the wholesale dealers.)
Fruits and vegetables.

Fruits and vegetables.
.Appleszss per brl for cooking: eating apples.
SSi Bsnanas@Per bunch. No. 1. a.5oaI75.
oransss..califOrnia Navel. choice. S. rs;
L-emons-Messina, choice. $50 to box. s2.75;
Cocoanuts-5Oc per doz.
Hickory Nuts-sheilbark. s1.s5 per blu; large.
~Psootapteooes@55aso per bu; s1.7s@1so per brl.
Sweet Po~ta,oes.Jerseys A25 per brl; Illinois.
ss.I5; Kentucky. S5s
Cabbage.sl75 per 100 lbs. Holland seed.
Yellow Globe onions-sl.5O per brl; white. sL75
PEI Ho SSs; rec; wi White eer i H&', per ID; dark. 1sc.
Navy Beans-s225 per bu..
Cauiifower-sl .5091.75 per doz.
noa sns NcEs fs5S per esr b1 box; ~ ~ pei per
Onions CsGsnlih.,-:I7s per crate.
Lettuce-lsQisc per ID.
Cider,.New; $50 per brl; half brl. $3.50:
crate. SOC a basket: Mexican basket. ssas.s5.
Canned Goods.
s-ibo.' as2aSs: s-ib seconds. $500: ccaiifooTniai
Observation-Disclosures. 2-lb. Sa9jc: rasp-
berries. BIB, si2SgLs9; PineaPples. standard.
full weight, sosai.l6; light, soGS5e; strIns
beans. s.Ib; s9asss; Lima beans .12SgIS p:
Holsters. s1.S5d2: red cherries, 9OdS trawber
ries, s5qsec; salmon, lib. s5cGs2; 3-lb tomatoes.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite (an sizes). 81 per ton: C. & o.
Kanawha, S4.25: Pittsburg. A.25: Raymond, 81 %:
Island City lump. $S-15; lump coke. lie per blu,
s.. 10 per % bu: crushed coke, lie per bu, S. per
IS bu: BlossbUrg, $ per ton: Connellsville coke.
Sc per ton: smokeless lump. $3.50.
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-stick. snG7c per ID; common mixed.
6i2n7c: grocers' mixed, &C: Banner twist stick,
Sc; cream mixed, &c; old-time mixed. &c.
-shelled almonds. 13a1Sc; English
walnuts, l2n14c; Brazil nuts. &C: hlberts, lie;
peanuts, roasted. 7dSc: mixed nuts. 10c.
Alcohol. s. 45G2.s0; asafetida. 2S6sOc: alum. 2k
ale: camphor. 57d62ci cochineal. 50G55c. chloro-
tar. pure, 3o133c: indigo, 65aSOc; licorice, Calab,,
genuine. S5lsoc: magnesia. carb.. 2-oz, 23a22c;
morphine. p. & W., per or; S2.3eq2.55: madden. IL
Gl6c. oil. castor. per gal. A.1orl.29: oil. berga-
mot. per 10. sass; opium. 20; quinine, +.
& w. per. oz. 4944lc: balsam copaiba. 55G6oc;
soap. CASTLE. Fir. l2disc;. soda. bicarb., 2is1sc;
salts. EPSON. Iisa4c: sulphur flour. 2i9dsc; salt
Eg2oc: iodide potassium. 81. 50ff2 $50; bromide
potassium. AGeGc: chlorate potash. l5fi2oc:
borax. 9Gi2c: cinchonida. SSQfoc: carbolic acid.
S24S5c-
Dry Goods.
Bleached OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.. 7izc;
Berkley, No. o., sLc; Cabot, 6Ec: Capitol. SIG;
the Loom. Sc: Farweii. sac; Fftchville. ssc:
Full Width, SIC Gilt Edge. 53sc; Giided Age.
shc; Hill. &c; Hope. &c; Linwood, TIC. Lonsdale.
SCI Peabody, eisc. Pride OF the West, HE, Ten
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Philadelphia Press.
Maybe the Beers Is gtvin' Ould England
a dale O. trouble" said Cassidy. but OF
notice there's an Irish family thot's kapin'
her guessln'. too"
'Phwat's THAR" asked Finnigan.
1.-The PoWera."
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win Need the barrel.

New York Mail and Express.
Certain Southern Democrats are inc.ined
10 sheer at the Dap Belmont boom for Vice
President. If they knew the capacity OF its
barrel attachment they would sing a differ
ent IN
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Deaths.

Henry c. Brewer, twelve, 236 North Pine
street, poison.
John B~enninger, sixty. 1915 East Tenth
street, exhaustion.
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building Permit.

Peter Bany. frame building. corner o.
fcrd n Washington streets. Q.6oo
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eight Transfers, with n fetal Con-
alteration Of S14,25O.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. Feb. Is. 1900. as fur
nished by Theo. Stein. abstracter Of titles, cor
ner Pennsylvania and Market streets, Indian
apolis. Suite 22s. first office floor. The Lemcke.
Telephone 1760:
Asa G. Myers ct al. to Jacob Grimm,
part of the northeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter Of Section %,
Township IL. Range 2:........... 50. 2s1. sc %
Mary E. Ennis, guardian, to Jacob
Grimm. part of the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter
of Section %, Township II. Range 65S. SO 13
William e. Krieger ct al. to Harry
w. G. krieger ct al, part of the
west half of Lot 20. Mobiles heirs
subdivision. Outlet As, etc....... 1,500. 90
Julia A Hanson to Union Trust
Company. part of Block 1. Bruce
Bakers addition ................ 300. 90
Elizabeth j. Chandler to Henry NJ.
Higgins, Lots 3 to 80. inclusive,
Adams's subdivision: east half of
Block 2. Parker ct ais Oak Hill
addition 100000
Lot 5. William Y. WiIey's subdivi.
sion. Outlot 100000
Henry Stoite. trustee. to James Car
roll, Lot 30 and part of Lot 81,
Seidensticker's subdivision of Lot
5. Brinkmeyer's addition ........ 1000 90
Charles Schaekel to Cora Bell.
trustee, Lots "a and II. Spann q
Co.'s first Woodlawn addition. 2.5OoOo
Transfers. s; consideration -. ......s 14, $500
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Marriage Licenses.
Walter liable and Maisiebell Ward.
Willy Granger and Elnora Nash.
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Dry Goods.

Bleached OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.. nc:
Berkeley, No. 81, etc; Cabot, 6Ec: Capitol. SIC;
Cumberland. re; Dwight anchor; Sc: Fruit Of
Full Width, sic: Gilt Edge. size; Ciided Age.
sEc. Hill. 10; Hope. &c. Linwood, TIC. Lonsdsle.
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Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments. 1000.
The quality was only fair, mostly light and
mixed grades, with only a few heavy, and
with good demand for this class, all were
soon sold. The market, in sympathy with
others, opened quiet at a shade decline,
and closed steady at unchanged prices.
The bulk of sales were at si.S5a49O for
light and mixed; s4.sa5. for heavies. clos
ing steady, with all sold. Quotations.:
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caves 4So.VV
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1000.
The hog market opened rather dull, with
buyers Indifferent and bearish, and. in
keeping with uncertain reports from other
places, there were not many sales re-
ported at the start. Later the offerings
were being taken slowly at about 21zc de-
cline, and finally the trading was active
on that basis and a good clearance was
made. The high price, s.. was obtained for
a load of choice 270-lb hogs put on the
market by Hobbs g. Spidel, of Atlanta,
Ind. Quotations:
Good TO choice medium anu heavy. S4.S5Q5.OO
Mixed and heavy packing......-.... 4.S0n4.9O
Good to choice light weights. a
Common to fair light weights. a
Common to good pigs............
RoughS f-iouf-oo
Sheep-Receipts light; shipments none.
There was little or no Improvement to re-
port in the marketing of sheep and lambs,
but If any different the quality was a lit
tie more satisfactory than heretofore this
week and better prices were obtained. but
not quotably higher than equal kinds sold
at the close of last week. Lambs were re-
ported at s5a6.5O. yearling sheep as high
as S.. and bucks at $4,000. Quotations:
Good to choice lambs. ..........S S. 75d6.60
Common to medium lambs. ......... 4.50Q5.00
Good to choice heep............. 3.75Q4.25
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Sheep-Receipts, 20; shipments. none.
Inc quality was mostly common. The mar
ket opened steady and closed firm at un-
changed prices. Quotations.:
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Olga Ne,hersole. whose trial began to-
day before Justice Farsman. In the
Criminal Branch Of the Supreme Court,
came into court arrayed w al automo'
bile sesiskin coat. Underneath Miss
Nethsrsole's automobile seaisk.n vas a
lavender gown that peeped like = sisd
smile Of Spring from the DARKER cover.
Ing
The actfess's hat was Of dead black.
,Yimm<d with chiffon and ostri>h
plumss. relieved only by = brooch OF
rsaaes, once.
She at With her collar turned up ana
hsr vsi down. Her bronze hair. caugh,
40 and rolled In a Eiistsnins volute
tSom the neck and temples. shone In the
sunIight like copper.
ohs came into court 81 Zen. reeceds-d
by Marcus Mayer. her manager sl.o
on trial under the blanket indictment.
and Charles Burnham. Of wsiiack's.
Then followed Hamilton Revelle. Mss
Neshersole's Handsome. curly-aesded
leading man. with tawny complexion
and eyes
Nr. Rsvells 10 on trial also. ~ h
Theodore Moss. iessee Of the theatre.
Who vas too III e. appear.
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her'on. the latter making his maiden
speech In TIRE Senate. Al 3 o'clock
under the agreement reached yesterday
only speeches Of fifteen m.nutes' length
we're In order.
The bill viii be ready 10 70 to The
House early Tomorrow morning. and
vi. be referred at once to the Ways and
Means comunit:es. An stte'apt will b
made TO hsve II referred TO the Insu,ay
Committes. but this will not auecsed.
The bill Will Be reported back TO the
House within q dsv with an order from
the Committee en- Rules, limiting III
debate and settling . time for . vote.
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Hold the Watesworks
and kopjes Around
Them, In Spite Of She'll
ing and Attacks OF
French't Division.
Roberts Sends rIore De-
tails OF the Loss OF
Broadwood's Gums and
i Portion Of His Force
. Boers' Fierce On
slaughts Repulsed.

LONDON. April a-The war situation
a. indicated by despAtches. Official Ind
otherwise. given on, to-day may be
summa rixsd a. follows:
Lively outpost fighting has been going
on around the wsterworks. fifteen miles
from Blosmfontein, but no general en-
GaG,msnt has occurred.
A despatcb 20 a London Newspaper
ssying that Gen. French had decimsted
the Boer commando which ambushej
Broadwood Is no; confirmed.
A despatch from Bushman's Kop says
that the Boers stIll hold the waterworks
and ne!shboring kcpjes. and were
shslied all day yesterday by the British.
Lord Roberts has nearly 'c.oD men at
Hioemfontsin and Gen. French has the
Ninth Division and two briGades Of
cavalry In the operations near the
waserworks. The Boer forces. since the
retirement Of those who attacked
Droad~ GOD. cannot b more than 500
men.
The Roers have held their own. hut
they are 10 greatly outnumbered that
when Roberts decides TO attack there
can only be one result.
me War Once has posted the follow
Ing despatch from Field Mirshal Lord
Roberts:
"BLoEMFoNrEIN April :, io.N p. ~.
I'm continuation Of my telegram OF
March 81 there has bern considerable
Delay IN getting accurate returns Of the
casualties. - the action took place
twenty-five miller hence. The telegraph
eahie has been interrupted several
t,mes. cloudy weather has interferei
With signalling. and, although there has
been no engagement since. the FORE Is
continually In touch with the enemy.
There were many acts Of conspicuous
eaiiantry displayed during the day. 81
Battery remained In action under q
erosp.Are. 81 i.so yards. for some
hours. the otscers serving the guns. n
TIE casusitIes reduced the attachments. |
oeversl gallant attempts were maze 10
bring In two guns. TIE teams Of whica
bod bsen killed. But at each stien2t
~ hosses were shot.
"rhe Essex. Munster, shropshIrc al
Merchandising msvnted infan,ry ana
SeesertGs horse covered the retirsusss
u The guns from hat position to the
oeosotrG Of the DTift found BY the cav.
olsy TOO miles further south. ana with.
etooo the determines attacks OF the
sos0y. Uho. In sosac cases. ADVANCED
within hundred yards.
~ Bsttesy. Of the Royal Horse Ar.
euiery. was suddenly surrounded In the
ps.n aus the officers and men we're
81 nsds prisoners without . saps b. .ns |
osso ~. Major Taylor and n rer.
-as.ms)or succecsed IN e. apinx IN |
~ coniuAion. fsye guns Nr.e can.
ssa ~ ne same time. Fuither ac. |
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MAN AND WIFE DEAD
BY Gas SINCE SUNDAY
Michael Brady and Mrs.
Brady Believed to Have
Killed Themselves.

decided 10 fosce the door.
Policeman wsshossn bsehe Into ths
kitchen.
Tue dead bcdy OF Mr. B1Ay ley upon
the nsor. hfr head resting aaaiss. tas
dining.rsom door.
In an sdJeinins bsAroom the dead
body ~ her husband vas strssehed
across The ~.
Both were fully dressed. TIE ~.
mains n osnday's dinRsr we're - the
k.ichea table.
Be;h eodses wsre considerably decsm-
posed.
In ever. ,csm the sss Jets were
fvrne1 on. No letter. ar psesss v~.v
found. but the usl.es believe u uas 4
doss.e ss;cse.
nse1y uas . brsehsaysr sn1 abeut
fsesy ysase -. M wife - seo gmn
yoooDDG ~ Vopo ou1es $3.50 -
NIL beeso = tos1s s641nb5oA
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Ne. I-CIsssses q. 0sekss. clerk.
ssSs esss Oss ossAseA $50 Perry.
SsassA street.
~. S-SsappA -. Kassossn. 0er.
shass. % I3A Hsss 0ss nssAseA
500 vossh street.
NJ. a6soes nsssss, . Asssss. 81
0oos Dooesh svesse.
~. Wssssso Lsh.ss. pssss
osssessesrss. % 1>o west Oss
ossAssA ssA fwsssy.shssa ssssss.
Ne. e-WooseaP Wssoesseeh.
sssshss osssasssssss. ss issS Pee.
- svssss.
~. o-CAessss sVsss. Ass-sssAs
asesss. % S>>o Vossh svssss.
Ne. S-elWss =. Mccarthy. Aesa.
hssess. ~ - West vissy-esshsh
ssssss.
Ne. o-oypvas 4. Wsosssslss sh.
. bsokev. 81 ma West seventy.
ssssh ssssse.
Ne. o-Desess ". Etstagss. . ess
oAo0oseN ~ - Rest vtfsy.oseh
sessss.
Ne. uo-Chssses speoks. dealer ~
oVssoesau osWsss, ~ ~ East OUe
nun1ve1 ssa TWsstsssh sesses.
NJ. ss-Sees =. ksspees. pssstss.
- seoo 0osse svssse.
~. o0-noosses .. sa0oeDs. 0oo.
uoDOeuseV - booaksssAsses. - -
Weso - ooo1sv1 go Twsoav.
~ sssosa
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RICO
BILL PASSED.
Senate Puts the Measure
Through by q Fair
Majority.

wAsHINOToS. April a-Ths Senate
has parsed the Porto Rico Tariff hill.
which gives q !; per cent. tariff to the
island.
Voting began on the bill shortly after
Z O'Clock. After q nun.5e- Of coamitiee
agreements vers agreed TO Without d.
vision Mr. Davis. Of Mlnnesots. Offered
his amendment. making Porto Rico IN
internal revenue district and granting
free trade. The vote on this amendment
vss taken BY yeas and nays.
II was iost by . vote Of ., 20 ~
After the Seiron snssdment has oess
defeated tie b:iI iiskif vSssea the Senate
by q vote 81 " 90 -.
Jbers was . large attendance on tha
esscr to-day. and the Morning hour was
stvsa ~ 10 speecbes. The fase that .
vote uas to - tsksa he'd IL sGBses q
- ene aA1Epqpu1 - ~ uupunnG
- - - oonateeu 49, ~ c.
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The corridors vere crowded AZ thu
party entered the building and the ccurI
osAeers had to clear q way for them.
Miss Nether~oie. attended By Miss
Maud Clayton. her secretary and her
brother. I.ouis Nethersols. took . seat
Of the end Of The counse; tabis. a. ~.
Hunm<i was tolaed ~ his poaosfeue
partner. Nr. Hove. she hardy sSens
lee rtspieadeat thss xlss NefAeu1ooa
lie vors 10 Ne scarf . c1sc1se - ~
osn1s that t1uU1aatst ~ eoeD -
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SHOT ONE BURGLAR
AND CAPTURED TWO.
Desperate Fight Between Police
and Thieves in a Brook
Ign Residence.

Bader's other prisoner dived Into Z
pantry and sprans into he eumt- waisa..
Stop below o. I'll shssA" y11lso
BsAer down The SHAFT.
'shoot and Be d--d:" shouted hseb
the thief
ROLLED OUT, SHRlEKlMo.
There wss . shos and . cry Of psis.
The waiter struck the baton Il the
shaft and tho wern6sa thief rosie1
shr.ekins out onto the Kitchen Aosr.
The bullet struck hin Just bsisv The
waist line and ploushed down his len
thigh to the knee
Bader summoned an ambuhnos an
had the burglar taken 10 the ssnsv
Hospital.
He Is James Carr. thirty years Ola. q
~ Fulton street.
Ills wound may prove fatal.
His companion WAS John Kelley.
twenty.four Year, old. of = Ylushiag
avsnus.
The Bayless residence vas unooeu.
pied. the entire family being In the
South.
On'cer Baden one year ago had q
desperate hand to hand struggle With q
burglar. landing him q prisoner. thoush
the thief struck him repeatedly on the
head with i hammer.
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SIMON BUTTNER IS CONVICTED

Simon 'utner who has been trial for tho days BEFORE
Judge Foster in Part t. Of General convicted this
afternoon o keeping dordr remandcd un Thursday
for sentence nutner charged maintaining dlsour place
81 West Hotel Ne was At one
tin' proprietor Of ti.rBoadway
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DEFY ASSAULT!
TWO EVANGELICAL GIRLS
ARRESTED AND DISCHARGED

Mabel Russell Gertrude weyan, Dunlap the
crippled evangelist arrested this
afternoon Tor creating disturbance
III Chamber The driver Dunlops gospel also
tetd Magistrate Flsmme Street Police Coutt, dis
charged The three prisoners a warning.
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81 VOLUNTEERS FOR
Beers At DELAeoA

LONDON. April a-rhc German liner
1sen>g ess essis reschea I.sssnuo Mar.
Sese. H. ti0s hawks on hind 3, -.
eeassn eosad for the Trsnsvaal
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TUNNEL BIDS OPENED

Bet sse.Csaessess wa Net ps
Awarded usssl Ssss
Wo0k.
Bias were opeaed BY the Rapid Tran.
stt subway Construction CoaVsny for
the sub contracts to BE- awarded pexe
week. There was . throog Of bidders
resent trying 10. learn the sesult, but
~ we're disappointed. IafoyWs tisa a
tho subject being resused.
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poLlCEMANs WIFE THOUGHT HE WAS A THIEF

samuel Fuchs tried deSe soda this hom
Il Policeman John Camercz 73 Fast Hundred or,i
Mia q me- hust and
rho policeman hts bills him
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FIFTH RACE AT BeNNINcs.

yf1H RacE-Thermos to and 10 e. hrst uapd,y SAC,
at IS second; Sir Chrisophcrthra
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SevENTEEN-YEAR.OLD GIRL MISSING

Kate Rourko old disappeared home AIS
East Eighty street Feb rs snG the
Thc girl under The name of Ma so ID.
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BUSY ANNExlN0 SILVER.

Two men were helping themselves 10
silvsrware from the sldeboard.
They turned at Bader's entrance and
sprane for him. Revolver In hand. he
waved them back.
One robber leapsd through q dining
room window. A bullet followed him.
Oncer Lynch heard the shot. whtn
the burglar dropped over the wan lie
fell Into the waiting oficer's arms.
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q bunch Of arc lights. He 1T -
Miss Nethcrso'e. who later dlvooeo9
self OF her sea.skin autemoblDe.
II nigh; have been probabos ~ -
Hove told her o! the sel exoodoooos4
Miss Burlington. whose earneos 0ID
for pollss action. otill there ~ -
no pronuneiamenio regsr6lag ~ -
skin article.
Miss Nstsesole vess . 0G1n0
sicaue Of figured lavsn1ss pouGo. 1telI
an su;osaotiit hack. TO- ~ ouCDUD'
gathered . miak eoliasssss 49, o
neck.
Miss Sethrrsoie listens1 asoo11oU
to Assistant D!strict.Aissenoy 49,
tyres opening sddrsss. )
NJ. 1slssyre rsqusssea - 49,
neat g two weeks - thai - G.
ask the Court Ut Apesals ~ &c. 4
jury. ~ provided b. tAs seogntA =
Justice fursman Seu0DtN 49,
motion and or1cre1 that ~ IT. r e
ceei Immediately. ~
Mr.. Mcintyre then snnsunruo q
owing 10 presssrs Of bssessps 6ofU
b compelled to rss1re m ~
and assign NJ. IL nasa1er = ~