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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
One Man Robbed Train.

LITTLE ROCK, April 27.-Posses are
securing the woods in White county, in
search of the lone bandit who robbed the
sounth-bound passenger train on the Iron
Mountain Railway, near Higginson.
AS the rohbcr left the train with about
$500 booty he was fred at by some of
the train crew, but he made good his
eScanc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
HOTLY PURSUED
The Beers Fighting Series Of r ear

Tic bOeFs r11nF1n1 4 5eF1es OF ~ CIR
Guard actions.
LONDON. April 2s.-'The Daily Chronicle
has the following from vaal Bank. dated
Wednesday, April 25th:
'sFor two days the Beers have been
fighting a series of rear-guard actions.
Crossing the Modder here and hotly pur-
sued by General Alderson. they got into
the llopjes southeast of the crossing and
narrowly missed being captured by Cen
eral Rundle. who was coming from that
direction, but on sighting his advance.
they turned eastward and slipped away
between General Anderson and General
Rundie.
'eThe prisoner just captured asserts that
President Steyn was present during Mon
days fight at Slangfontein. east of Leeuw
Kop. He had shaved his beard, SO that
he was not easily recognizable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
KILL WHOM THEY PLEASE.
swazi Queen Gives the Chiefs a Free
Hand.

LORENZO, MARQUES, April IL
Swaziland runners report that the recent
visit to the Queen of Swaziland by Sir
Ellis shmeade-Bartlett, a member CT
the British House of Commons, has not
checked the killing.
The swazi Queen has placed the former
Kings brother on the throne, a boy OF.
eighteen She argues that as she will
have to answer for the death OF Sebusau,
she may as we'll continue killing, and size
has given the chiefs permission to kill
wl1om they please throughout the whole
Of SUazilanI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
Observation-Disclosures.

NEW YORK, April 27.-The Layman's
Missionary meeting of the Ecumenical
Conference. which was held tonight, filled
Carnegie Hall from platform to the last
row of the upper gallery. Hundreds weIs
unable to get into the building.
a large number of sectional meetings
were held throughout the various
churches. at which the topic under dis
cussion was missionary work in foreign
y.,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
WOMEN FOUGHT EACH OTHER
Ella Watson is Cut Very Badly by Lucy
Gali!iorc

Considerable excitement was created
near the Third Police Station last night
by two negro women--Lucy Galmore and
Fila Watson. The Watson woman cut
Lucy Galnnore very badly in the back.
The wounded womans screams attracted
the attention OF a crowd Of people.
officer J. NJ. Sale arrested the Watson
woman. She is now locked UP at the
Third Polce-Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
SCHROEDER GUILTY.
He Was Convicted of Uuerins Bogus

Bends.
NEW YORK, April o7-Julius schroeter,
vino has been on trial for some time be-
fore Judge Newberger in General Ses-
szions, on the charge Of forging the names
of the State Treasurer and Auditor Of the
State Virginia to an issue of bonds or
dered in 1SS2 by that State, and obtaining
$SS,00e on them from the finn Of Laden-
burg Thalman & Company. of this city
was this afternoon found guilty Of ut
tering' the bonds. He was remanded back
TO the Tonbs and VIII be sentenced on
Tuesday next.
The conviction of "utterins' bonds
saves the defendant from the punishment
of forgery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
Demand Gottrried's Expulsion,

LIMA, PERU. via Galveston, April 81
The press of Truiillo, carital of the De
pa1'tment of IJibertad, together with the
papers of THAT district generally, calls
upon the Peruvian government to exrell
from the country Mr.. Edward Go'ctfried.
formerly United States consular agent at
Trujillo. The demand for expulsion in
Cludes his brother also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
Arrested Last NIGHT.

Harold Rowe. Robert Turner and Fred
night. bv Officers Cosby and w. e. Brad
ley on warrants charging them with Great
ing a disturbance at No. IA North Third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
Nominated Captain in Navy.

WASHINGTON. April 27-The Presl-
dent to-day nominfetl Commander James
III. P4yton, U s n, to be n captain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
Force May Have to be Employed
Against Turkish Government.
NO DISPOSITION TO SETTLE
Decision to Bay a Cruiser in the
United States and Include in-
demuity in the Price is
Revival of an Old Project
Which Has Been Cat
c.oricalIy Refused.

CoNSTANTINoPLE. Thursday. April
Turkish Minister OF Foreign Af'airs,
Tew.ilS Pasha, on Tuesday. Is coucned
in peremptory terms. demanding imme-
aiate payment of the indemnity several
times promised to Minister stratts by the
Sultan.
The note does not fix time-lmit FOR
an answer. but its tenor is not far from
the character of an uItimatum-
1t has produced great impression on
the Porte. which. however. shows no
disposition to modify the attitude
hitherto maintained-namey the repudiat-
ing ot the responsibility. and ssefz-nss %
diminish the Importance Of the matter.
1t is presumed that the Portes reply
will be in this sense: and hence 1t is
feared the United States Government
will be obliged to take steps to enforce
it's demands.
AN oIID PROJECT
Turkeys decision to send an officer to
America to study naval construction is
Interpreted to be another sop. IL Is the
revival of an old project to buy cruiser
in the United States, IN the price OF
which tne indemnify SL!Sili os ii4Iiut.St.,
so that the Porte viii be able TO say u
has not paid the indemnity
The American Government has already
categorically refused such a compromise,
which would mean prolonged negotiations
and the dragging out OF the rIa'a;er
indefinitely, to which the United States
will not listen.
AS regards the indemnity, it is in the
nature of q debt of honor, # the Porte
wants to buy cruiser, that IS a matter
in no way connected with the Indemnity
The Porte's reply To the last collective
note on the subject of duties has not
been made, and the embassies are ex-
| changing -vieyws in regard to the terms on
| which TO consent TO an increase OF duties
It is thought that before the beginning
| of negotiations the eIrG5ass4,ties win in
vite the Porte To abolish ranSonls and
! measures introduced in violation of
treaties.
WASHINGTON. April eT-Beyond The
statement that Mr.. Griscom, the United
States Charge d'Anaires at Constantine
pie, has been instructed 10 press vigor-
OtIsIy for the payment of tine American
claims for indemnity, the officials here
decline 10 divulge the nature of his in
structions- They say that Mr.. Griscom
does not need express instructions 10 for
ward the claims, for he has of his own
volitiou taken a rather advanced attitude
in this mater. and the presentations ne
is now making, though this time by ex-
press instruction, are in no respect more
peremptory than his own preceding de-
liveries to the Turkish Government
Novel though the prospect was from a
diplomatic standpoint. yet it is learned 10
be true that the effort was made by the
Porte to pay this American claim under
cover of an order for q waTShip To be
built in the United States for Turkey.
One effect of this sudden arciltcarion
of pressure upon Turkey is a renewal Of
other claims against Turkey. but II IS
said that nothing will be done to divert
the negotiations from the missionary
claims as the main issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
REACH THABA N'CHU

French aud Hamilton Meet in That
Town.
LONDON. April 27,-11:25 P. M.-The
war Office has issued the following from
Lord Roberts. dated Bloemfontein, Fri
day. April 9th: s.
General French reached Thaba N.chu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
THE HULL FIRE
Total Loss, aoo.ooo,ooo With rnsur.

Total Loss, 2O.O0O.OOO With Insur-
ancc of SIC.
TORONTO, ONT, April e7.-Dispatches
from ottawa summarize the situation at
Ottawa and Hull as follows:
Ottawa, buildings destroyed 2,Go0;
Hull, buildings destroyed. 1.Sfo; total loss.
both cities, estimated. SEQ Ge0,cGa; total in
surance, both cities, estimated. $1,000, co:
lives lost so far as known, four.
The scene of the Hull fire to-day pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
rcicgraphic Brevltics.

TcicGrnphlc BrcIificS.
WASHINGTON. April 27.-Acting Sec
retary of War Maikleiolln has received
a renort from the Register of Cuba,
through General Wood. showing that &c.
500 Spanish residents of the island have
preserved their allegiance to the croNNa
of Spain.
WASHINGTON. April 27-The Senate
Committee on Appropriations to-day COM
pleted consideration of the Porto Rico
bin. The additions made by the commit
tee aggregate $64,,i40. bringing the total
appropriation up to S1,73S62S.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Representa-
tive Mudd of Maryland, to-day intro-.
duced a bill for a dry dock at Drum
Point HaIbor. Chesapeake Bay, Md. TO
cost $1.2O0, 600.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
New Cars Arrive.

Several news cars for the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company arrived
Yesterday, and will be put on the tracks
as soon as practicable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
The presiden, in Washington.

WASHINGTON. April 27.-F'rersident and
Mrs Mckinley arrived in Washington ant
S o clock bf1is morning from Canton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
MRs. CLAIBORNE HONORED

Made Second Vicc-prcsidcut OF the
Colonial DANES OF America
WASHINGTON, April 21--NTrs. Herbert
Claiborne, OF Virginia, was to-day elected
second vice-president of the National So
ciety of O. Icnial Danes of America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
TENTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATS
Select August st us Date for Congress
s-onnI Conventions.


LYNCHBURG, VA. April 27.-special.--
The Democratic Committee OF the Tenth
Congressional District met here to-ms1t
and selected Wednesday, August 1st, as
the date for holding the congressional con-
ventton, and the Bryan vote Of 1896 was was
taken as a basis Of representation, one
delegate being allowed for each one hum
drei votes cast and fraction OF fifty or
over.
ing that all meetings or primaries for the
selection of delegates be held on July Ith.
Members of the committee present We're
Joseph Button, Hon. William a. Ander-
son, of Lexington, and p. a: Grigg, Of
Buckingham, as proxy for L. w Hubard.
Tobacco Seized.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2I.-Odicers to-
dav, seized 1870 pounds Of tobacco sent
here by the SIsarger Brothers Company.
of Mt. Airy, n. c. The packages have. 1T
is claimed, not the full amount of stamps
on them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
The nnrcn at Windso,

LONDON, April 27.-The Queen is now
back at Windsor Castle. where she ar
rived at 5:25 O'Clock this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Saturday and ssirtfay
vsrSiIra-Parrsy cloudy Saturday. prob
ably showers sunday. fresh noGthery
winds.
North Caro!ina-F-air SATURDAY.. showers
Sunday: fresh roathsasteriy winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-28
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

Following was the range of the sher-
mamc;er at The Times Office yesterday;
3 A. NJ. 60: II NJ, 65.S3 p Al, 20: G +.
~. &c; 3 P. ~, 81; II NJ. Gl. Averag {
temperature, 6s.ss.
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.ths, n, WAS calling aul,c steadily upon cnother
Young adv. In fact. I know Il To he true, for ] have
met her Now I have reason TO believe That he i
srn corresponding with her, and that they $50 ea'h
other now and then. ] also think that he cares riuch
NOR. for her than hs doe, for me. what ought ! to
.doT'
I would advise YOU. ny ts,r, =, have ~ under
standing with the young man concerning he matter
without delay. Toll him frankly your fears and ask
him 10 BE- s,rn'zh'forwhr' with you and tel YOU me
truth regarding the situation.
nelrr hs nanres. such an explanation Is certainly
d4, you. II you md that De + thai mot .~s,pir1b's
1, mem Hckl- over. a ritt. a vain fellow who has
a.. desire 70 make love . two young wom'n Il the
same t.me.i advise "0I. f1r tie sake = yoIr T'a'e
.. mirt ,n the grest future, o. rive HIN %
TIE a.kis lover usually develops into a 'iith!ess
husband after mar age. and the woman tiri 10 such
a villain must needs have a heart - siamsnt 20 keep
from becoming hroksr-heattsi IN her Ji ase.
II Is VEL ., remember that h who proves ia',s 70
ne vi! hardly prov. true % another.
II 4. a very grave matter 20 vel a man whom sou
feel reasonably sure q. h-kie. FOR Il Is lors 'Nir
kelly o. prove DISASTROUS. Yol real sye-y DAY OF
men Stser,lrg good. true wives All dariilg i't'
innocent children Or women Tor whom hey have con,
.eryei o. u.ssirg faUry.
That should De- a warning q, young girls who Nay'
.f-kIc lovers but. AIS! tho seldom heed
Thsse hight o. loves can never he fully trusted
Every bright eye and diupIrd cheek attracts them
and tholsh welded hey ,,l -'Eh 'or conquest. oy,
girlsh hearts
Beware u the n-kl, lover. nv dear, lie :. a DO
pilot 20 trust your ufe-bars " th DER the ,urhu'en
ocean " NE. lie T. more ike 70 run va onto M
sholl, than % guide yoI through I've 1srnous sea
o. a ~. and peaceful hsrblr
4 man rar have 20 Fraver fault
He knows no b cher love than he .ausfyius % h.
.uu vanity AURA JEAN .iBBEY
Lan i.ta tiss,- .r,.. ~ m. E,.uIas wsia =, ,rins,
ns-t sah ~ fannJ stsT Pager
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Col samuel 3 sumner. o. the
Sixth Cavalry. has left his
post as military attaehe at the
United States Embassy In Lon
don. and II now en- route 10
China n take command of his
regiment. which sailed from
here three weeks ago
Col. sumner dii good work
q Santiago as commander %
a brigade of cavalary He
comes o. lighting family.
and ranks among the abiest
.sayalfy officers In the service.
A. . sublusr Of Indian hos
uilties his record Il second
only To- that Of Gen. Henry.
Col. sgmner was born In
Pennsylvania. Entering the
army as second lieutenant Of
cavalry On June. iSi. he was
eenunuousiy In active SERVES
fsso ~ ~ ~ -
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Col 4 DaFrei,. command.

Col A. 3 paFEc,t. command
INK the "nghting Fourteenth. ="
row on - way 90 china. Il
one Of ne ideal soldier. Of the
regular army
II Nas paggctt then lieu
isnani-colone commanding the
Twenty hfth. VINO led the
negro soldiers up the hill a, "
cansy. capturing the blood and
gold ensign tnt ending tbs
nEht before less Intrepid com.
manders came forward 10 ~
ceiys the formal white Gag o.,
truce
Dagsett Is an extremely
pious man, Who sis never
Know 60 drink. smoke. swear
or gamble Ne vas born SIX.
ty.ihrse years ago In ths
town II Greene. Androseogsir
County. Ne. and Weai 10 IN.
fron; IN June. isn. as second
Lieutenant Of the FIFTH Mains
! iafaatry.
The evening world., 1900-08-03

Dr. James Henry
Brsas'er. Professor u
EgyRo,ogy IN The Uni-
vc-s,'y % Chicago. has
zen commissioned by
Emperor william 90
sur,r.rtend the com
| position anl puhn
/ ton ~ an Egyptian
dictionary
ThH voN wIl c0n-
sumo fifteen years IN
the making
OF this period W.
lreastris Appoin q
ment cossrs only
but Il Il subject
20 extension.
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LETTERSEvEnTIOO TH WORLD
Amen, the chinese Question.

To n. Ei,isr o., n, Euaar Word.
In China a law exists prohibiting the return % tbs,
country % all natives 70, wearing me p,gisn or head.
piece. IN. law In the case when t~r1u.afeI reads
something Ike this. "'TH easter f1r a Ch,naman
wearing a pigtail TO sing coon songs than a Chlnanan
not wearing a pigtaiI 10 enter the FIwcry Kingdom"
However, Cinnamon IN this country having lost their
pigtalls need have no fear % the Law % their country,
Tor Uncle sam Will see 10 u that they ct their queues
tcues) 10 20 back. G. T. ARR.
scores International Marriage.
70 The Ed.ts; % t. E,salsE World.
I read with pleasure your article regarding the de-
.clslon by Judge sommervl'e hat American women
marrying titled foreigners VII lose their rHzenshin.
why should such women enjoy American t.tzeashlp
when they DO not even give America q thrusht- ms
same action should be taken regarding men Ike NJ.
William Waldorf Asior. X Y. z.
~ for FIRST Hour ~ Cents for Each subsequeat
Half Hour. Yes.
What IL the legal rate - a ore-a0rsc hars0m In vour
city per hour, 10 he occupied by Two persons, q 10 M,
compulsory on the part % me owner. o. the l1n.om =,
have a printed schedule hung up m plain sight o., m.
pa.sehgersf y q. c. Hartford. coma
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PERSONALS N< PLUcKED HE FROM F< THE X NEWS.


This IL Philadel-
phla business man and
nnancler who has Seen
appointed by cnair-
nan Hanna az treas
uFer 81 the Republican
nat Iona campaign
fund.
Mr.. Gibbs IL the
fourth Philadelphia
IN succession 10 OIL
this responsible posi-
ton. which l. one OF
the most important In
the councils Of the
Republican party.
Ills appointment Il
no, agreeable 10 Mr.
The evening world., 1900-08-03
THE EVENING WOPLD'S
DAILY FORUM.
Signed Editorial, on Leading Topics Of ire Do
by Recognized Av,bor,isj.
TO CHECK ANARCHY In AMERICA
BY
JOHN F. M'INTYRE,
Assistant D's.ric.-fttorHey.

Although treaties may
proyids that persons
charged with foreign
political crimes shall not
be surrendered and con-
spirators cannot be
given up. there Is moth
Ing In the Federal Con-
stitutlon Inhibltlns a
State legislature from
enacting a law making
II murder in the first de-
gree where two or more
persons oonspire TO
gether 20 take human
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life and the object ~ such a conspiracy Is carried
out In a foreign country.
Anarchis,lc plots formed here DO rot make the
participants foreign political offenders; a political
offense IL against the form Of a foreign govern.
ment, never against an individual, and To kill a
king Is an act in violation Of law established to
protect individuals and society.
/ think that q may be said tina, n an arrange
ment Is made IN this State to commit murder
elsewhere. and the design IL carried into effect
our courts can exercise jurisdiction. Yet Il would
be far better II the legislatures OF the several
States were TO enact laws more definite and GER
tain. stating In uneQuiyocal language that where
a person or persons premeditate and design the
murder OF another. b he king, official or citizen
OF q foreign government. and such design Is put
into execution in any place within or without The
limits OF the State. that the crime Of murder In It's
first degree shall be deemed complete and 10 have
been committed. In the light Of such a law Of
tenders could unquestionahly be ertradited and
tried in this country.
Our legislatures have the undoubted power 10
create such a law. and enactments Of this char
arter would certainly cover the acts Of Anarchists.
So far-reaching a law would tend 70 break mp
Anarchistic eonspIracies and initiate against the
plans and designs OF n lawless band OF people Ike
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PART OF THE CURE.

PART OF THE CURE.
Mr.. TIenpeek-The doctor says I ahso.
.lItely mus, 20 away next week for a
rest.
Mrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ! can't pcs
'sIbly manage to sc, away 10 20 with so.
then.
Mr.. Hrnperk-Um-m, 7 guess the doc
tor must have known that.
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q = International Marriage.
81 for FIRST Hour ~ Cents for Each subseau.u
Half Hour. Yes.
The Barber's Best Season.

tn. hair grow. considerably faster Do sumner tn.
IN winter.
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DEFINED.

DEFINED.
Mrs. Jones-This paper speaks 81 a
lobbyist" IA ~ II was a term of re-
.proach.
Mrs. Plagore-Of course. A lobbyist.
TAX. q. Is one ~ these decel,ful men
who sneak On, between the ats FOR a
drink. claiming they are merely coins
into the l1bby.
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u WN0Y hICTIFlTN % llI0fDO
biles and machine OF similar
construction lately have
raised serious duesi1ns rs
70 the safety 81 such vehicles.
Il Is 10 e1agserstion 90 say
tha1 nln@y-nine ont ot every
hundred mishaps have been
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How Many in a Harlem Flat2

Fny thousand typhus germs will thrive IN N.
small crcumietsnce o. a pinhead.
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A Good Place for Them.

TNFsa,y-thousand sristoera,s ar. At pss.ent conAne,
IN the prison. Of Europe.
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MiQhtier Than the Sword.

More steel IL used IN THE manufacture % pens than
In all the sword and sun factories IN the vorla
The evening world., 1900-08-03

Among the young Americans In Paris these days
Il pretty Flora Wilson. daughter % the Secretary o.
Assculiars. Miss Wilson l. a student % art.
languages snl agriculture Abe has written q num-
ss Of sssrt stories ana nov the news comes that she
b aSsss v DubasA ~ ara nsvsl
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The Tides in Wells.

Artssian wells have q daily period Of sse ana Gov
lxs The sesaa udss. only tAs process y rsvssssd
The evening world., 1900-08-03

due not 10 improper construction Of the carriage
but to the carelesshess OF the driver.
Automobiles imagine when they have learned
20 steer and back a machine they have learned
Il all. They thon proceed to take long trips up
hill and down dale without a mastery Of their
vehicle.
They Try running down a stcep incline. become
confused. move the wrong lever and wonder when
shey end Themselves In 4 heap why the machinery
didn't manage Itself.
In running a mOcoT vehicle The creates. are ls
necessary. An engineer would no, a,temp, to run
. locomotive withOus thorough knowledge o. all
ie parts.
An automobiles should b. equally familiar with
hh vehicIs. lie should be able 10 take Il aplr;
end put 4, together. To detect the leas, trouble
when to turn & on. II ne takes rides through
crowded districts he should Ne able 70 act quickly
end frmly.
II is much easier 90 zee an auto running than
10 run Il When automobiles realize ma. a ma.
chino will not run and stop and avoid dangerous
plaoes Of rs own accord. there will BE- fewer acA.
r. dsu<s.
with expert chauffeur such mishaps a. run.
axsys are unknown. A~uiomoblling. like every
! !; ;;:;:::::::::::.:::::::::&14z,.
Firing Big Shells.
1se<n>p for nodsu bx and rapid .nrins guns r..
pw>ou9 Asif thss WEIGHT Ia powder 70 are then
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those VINO
inspired the u II -
murder of ~.' .TN "ALsAA
King Hum
bert. u
TO AVOID AUTO ACCIDENTS.
BY
JOHN A. KlNGMAN,

Manage ~LoconObie Company Of America.
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Where Emery Comes From.

All the emery used IN the world Genes from the litti
Island of Nhxca, near Greece.
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MINED MYTHOLOGY.
Wa,'s-Hv TIE vas wh, = the god Il
Wrr-r- who woe. rather.
p1t's-Iy" forgotten He duTcrs name.
but ] think O. WAS Alau.ls.
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Where Goats Come From.
- 80 y Q sauvs e ne hshlAsSs q ~
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COMPATIBILITY

First H.id-You'd ought 20 be ashamed
'of yourself. to get INTO such a condi-
tion.
secona Head-'Tain't my fault. the
liquor all went down your throat.
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Firing Big Shells.

)se<n>I for nodsm bx ana rapid.nrins guns r..
P~>ou9 ALI ,hss WIGHT Ia powder 70 are then
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Effects Of Frost.

Eros, ha, a variety ~ effects upon different pro
ducts Under the same influence egE viii burst. ap
pies eontrac, and potatoes turn black
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On his back step, n night. Mr..
Lonely reflects on the Fac, that 70 10
a long way TO Broadway. NCtwlth-
standing tina, the noon has made
other things light. his hear: FOR Il
moment seems very heavy.