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Staft EosId. Won IFISIh&- IIWt -I'US
Hardly made the running ahn frM half.
when Mamie Nolan caught and pnsscd
har. and was in front the balance OF the
Journey, Eitholin appeared TO he ready
to come away at any time, but when
van,iuscn laid him down he did not
make good. ard Woodtrtce hea; him In
q I've for the place. Hardly quit when
CoIiarcd.
Third Race-aiilo and seventy yArds.-
Won by Fvangible: Senator Beveridgo
vas second and Little Duchess third.
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LoCKJAW FROM VACCINATION

Virus Used an Hoy May Have
Contained T~tanus Germs.
HARRISBURG. Pa. March 3.-Bruec
+. Dunbar. fifteen yenrs old. In dead In
this ely from lockJnw. CAUSED. Il II said.
by vaccination. Tho boy became III
SUNDAY night. Tetanus developed and
death followed several hourn later.
II IN believed that tetanus germs were
inoeculatcd Into his blood with the vac.
clue viruA 1850
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c.u!,d to iry his luck iu an iun.ld ,a-
stlon HIS br!liaE, cnr,"r as shpr:~luI
az tE- champion !riulrs |. a. matter OF
f"'"n h,s"hal. history The 'llr,i nm
&C. ~ his right rnnd wn.' broken sHii"
playing shprtri"p one hat "a Baltimore.
Regarding THIS Jennings "a ~
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POLO CRACKS COMING EAST,
George Gould to Ia, Exp~ns~s ~
FnmOus UurIiuxnmr Tenn.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 9.-Four
member. OF the BurilTgains Polo Cluy.
which recently defeated ihe champion
English team. the Hur.in<ham-. have
been invited b. George Could to 20
East AZ his expense. The players nam.
ed are Walter Hobart, Joseph Tob.n,
Thomas Driscoll and lA,wrcnc" Nc.
Crrary. They probably win 20. and VIII
take their favorit" mount. along
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NO BICYCLE BELLS.
NxxIssrmtc Cornell Agrees TINT Or
diunucc Hn~ D~cn AIIrus.ntcd.

Magistrate Cornell. In the West Side
Court to-day. rendered decision in
the cases OF Charles Lyons. George ARM
s,ronS. Car! Boney. Gls.avc HonS and
DAVID McAdam. IT,. bicycle riders. In
which he declared that bells were not
necessary on wheels.
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LEWIS A. MAY & co. FAIL.
liabilities. sis;.5Da, Actual Aasrt.,
3.,2:sO.

The schedules in she assignment o.,
Lewis \. May & Co. stock brokers. nj
No. 81 Broadway. we're a!ed to-day I'm
the Supreme Court
They show: LA b.l,tIes. Us5. ss5; nom,.
nal assets, B49aS; actual asser s.. 10
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Don't Try to Harden
Your Hands; Always
Keep Them Soft and
PIiabIe as Possible.
Don't Point Your Fin
gers at the Ball When
Catching It.

ors .lta badly dcformed hind. w1o
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,,.sh order on. of III. Metropolitan

R!gh Order. one OF the horses pur-
chased ny J. ~ iiagS!n from East'n 4
i.arHhe, ard who was thought to have
good chance in the Metropolitan
Handicap. has been declared on, OF that
event
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Tha ms, t~n fought |, GU, TO III. AS,
eighth. Biackford was IN front 10 thin,
point. He ,irc'i In the .ast quarter.
NJ,dcinip had early speed. but Was
never dangerous Annie i.aure,'n al
no, run w to her form. She was mex,
TO last nearly all the way.
SECOND RACE
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Special to Tfs E-sn.ns woehJ
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
March :n.-The entries for Tomorrow
races are AZ follows:
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Dun,t NcxIcct nrui.r..

the pitcher can often be cured 1t once
by bathing the injured member In a.
hot Wnter as the Ncsh Will stand.
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'ARNHEIM.
BROADWAY & 9Th STREET.
Medical.
OLD DIX. GRlNDlE.

1HADuA!E uH.. t.nslli ". the t.rY -
l.Ats spscialAt IN Disease, OF Men uad,r
OLD DIX. GRiSDLEs ts!.niin: System OF tea.
msnt blood and ,sin diseases. pAlH IN the bones,
'sd spo's. s9rs throat AID mouth. ulcers. paia!uI
evenings, kidney and bladder complaints. sca!d.
in:. 'sfsoee!s. Inflammation. gravel. weak. Va.
ssNs!oL~d organs, weak back. permanently cured.
Ntn about TO marry. likewise thoss having I'm.
sdtmsnis. should 30 TO Or. GRiSDLES old.
established ofnec. over 20 years At III West isfa
81. between 6ta and eth Avss. Sufferers, DO nss
s s:a: sins STn.nisins isa .!ilisd psy,ie!sas
lnarvsllous cures. Advise srss NeAisioS ~
Nsurs 70 .. Sundays. . = : ~ -.
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Neglected bruises have often had
serious consequences among proirs-
s!onal bail-plnycrS Som. years ago
;aj,.. Robinson OF the Raltim"r. CUB.
Will. playing ut the Polo Grounds. wac
hi; on the tip OF the little finger OF MS
r,yh, hand No bones were broken. but
Robinson neglected the hrt.sc. The
club was short %! catchers and he was
compelled 20 go behind the bat every
lav The result. wa, that his finger
.wcll.-i TO I'VE times It's normal size
and he was threatened with blood
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World Wants give thousands some
ching to do. /
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Lost Ills Finger.

When the dab reached Louisville on
no trip Dr Stuckcy. who was then
the President of the Loukvllle CLUB.
examined RoohI.'s finger and advised
him TO Immediately have II ampu,n,ed
iown to the first joint. Or. stuckey
with despatch. Robbie.s finger soon
healed but the stump has intcrfered
A,Ir,awhat with hi. throwing ever since.
n n, had attended TO the brtiise at once
hi. hand would now be perfect. with the
exception OF n couple OF sw-lled
the result .! fractures.
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Don't Neglect Bruises.
Don't Let Your Fin
ger-NaiIs Grow Long.
Slight Bruises Can
Be Cured by Using
Water Hot as You
Can Stand.

keeping The hnHc.nii!s closely trimmed.
- slight hruisr or sprn!n caused by
contac; with a no; liner or "A shot from
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An ad. In Tho World. no matter how
small,
Brings tenfold results before the
nIghtfaiL
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4 rerl1E lan l.Xxlxi:s 1sEnAIl HAND
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80 COCO
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EIsCELLANEOUA-


CHMR-CANING.-Drop postal ass X St NV:
64l Il Il. ne. MRS. l.. JOHNSON, residence 1917
yth 81 Nv MO-
DIVORCES secured without unnecessary delay;
opinion and advice free; good reference Ad-
dress bon 10, this Office MOS
LACE CURTAINS lamdered; 80 cents pair
81 d ST. NV e5-S
SECONDHAND BICYCLES Of all kinds and
makes bought sold and exchanged al THE
CYCLE EXCHANGE 7S6 10th 81 nv MO
CHEAPEST. QUICKEST BEST PRINTING in
Washington; 1000 bin heads, 81; cards, 1Jc-
HAYS, go Eye nv
IT WILL pay you to have your old hat re-
paired at HOONER's, su st. e5-7
ANOTHER LOT OF those ane high-cut white
business envelopes al Sll00 per thousand, come
quick. while they last. HARRY j. LOWE. Up
to-date Printer, ta5 G. 81 NV ma
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, formerly Go 5,h st.
NV. now szs 18th ST. nv; DO lime; - cents pair;
drop postal mf-I
CARPET LINING &c. &c. and Sc yard. J. r
WALKER SONS 2J4 10th 81. NV: branch store
1905 y j. aye NV Phone al Main. m2l-Imo
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought aod sold, also book binding in all Is
brznches- ST. st. nv eSo-u
POOL AND MANHATTAN TABLES; new and
secondhand Supplies and repairing. FRANK
Hire your business teams IS well as your
- IlEiI-ui1ss CrIFcrs from TIE kEA SiA-
BLEs. n SINSHEMER. Proprietor, rear Cl5
St. nv. Rubber tired yefiGies Of all kinds bus
ness and Dayton wagons always on hand e6-lIn
SCOTS EMULSION viii ease the cough. heal
The Inflammation. and uraloug the life of the
cou=glupyIye, AID ia The early stage Is likely
20 make permanent cure.
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FOR SALE-BiCECLES.
FOR SALE-Irl Rambler wheel m good order.
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A STRONG STOCK MARKET.
After Opening Firm the Entire
List Has Good Advance.

BROOKLYN Rapid Transit, AmuIEH-
mntcd Copper. the Atchtsons. aud
the Anthracite Group Among the
FcHturcs-Loudou Market Better.
NEW YORK. oct. 1o-Thc stock Market
opened dun and with the trading resulting
in irregular price changes A fairly firm
Uudertone. however. prevailed and the
more extreme mover. rtS We're In the di-
TeCtion OF q higher level
virtually nothing that was new devel-
oped over night Of financial character
and the trading was even wanting i'm
such influence as was cNerted Yesterday
by the expectations regarding the dividend
on Atchisou common The London mar
ket for American stocks was described as
firm, but price changes there were very
irregular, although advances also pre-
dominated. Norfolk and Western common
was particularly strong in "a rise Of over
one point.
The dealings here for foreign account
upon the opening Of business were not in
large volume and appeared to Doe fairly
well distributed on both sides of the mar
ket
Active features were brooklyn Rapid
Transit. Anna 'gamated Gopher the Atchi-
son shares the L. :. Steel stocks the
anthracites. and the Wabash issues. In
the bond market. the Wabash dthenture
BIS We're again notably weak.
Before noon a spirited advance had be
gun under the lead Of the stocks above
mentioned. but participated in by nearly
every portion Of the list
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-I5U Rambler wheel in good order.
Morrow brake; reasonable Address bon O. this
office mss
FOR SALE-Lady's bicycle: splendid condition.
new tires. s. Box G57 this office. es-3
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SUFFOLK. Va, Oc-. l0.-The impanel-
ing Of the jury for the trial OF Mrs. Susie
SaIIvr, charged IN Isle Of Wight Court
with poisoning her sister Mrs. Elizabeth
Matthews. was completed yesterday and
the evidence WAS begun. As indicated by
the testimony of Ernest J. Fuigham the
most important witness of tho day. the
State VIII seek To prove that relations eX-
listed between the defendant and Captain
Matthews, who has also been suspected.
FUlgham told Of Mrs Matthews death.
saying she mad three distinct spasrns. and
died within twenty or thirty minutes after
being attacked Mrs =. Matthews and
Della Mears. colcred. told Of the victim s.
rigid condition when she was cushroud-
ed The State expects 10 show that Mrs
Sad.er was concerned Iu the preparation
of the fatal meal
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DANIEL sWITzER ACQUITTED.
Declared Not Guilty of ManSIuuEhter
i'm Killing His Father.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct I0-Daniel
Switzcr, nineteen years old, charged with
manslaUEhtor in shooting and killing his
father. George w. Swttzer. was acquitted
in tho Criminal Court yesterday The
young man was indicted for murder. hut
the state only asked FOR a verdict Of man
slaughter.
The elder Switzer was a IabOrer forty
two years old. and lived at gZ North Cas-
tie street where The shooting occurred
cn the 1ith of last July. According To the
testimony Of the young man and his
mother, the shooting WAS accidental Their
settlement was that the elder SwitzCr was
beating his wife over the head with
shoe I'm the kitchen when their son rush
ed downstairs TO aid his mother. Switzer
Erapplcd with his son. they said. and the
son drew pistol for the purpose OF firing
% To bring the police. They declared that
SWltZer grabbed the pistol and in the sCuf-
hc The weapon was discharged The bull
let pierced SwitZoTS intostines i'm nine
places he was shot about o clock i'm the
morning and died early the next morning
The principal evidence for the State was
given by Elmer Switzer. a younger brother
of Daniel
The case was tried by Deputy States
Attorneys Poe and Phelps for the pr1secu-
uon and William +. Campbell for the de
fence The jury was out tweuty-three
minutes.
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CHAIR-CANING--DrOp postal ass K ST. NV
9Th ST. NV mlO-7
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Scientific Parmist-y, 25c-; c.rI rssGl--. r5r.
Hours. o Co @. uI1-8
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uostrils, dropping into the throat. causing
deafness 10y closing the EusjaChiau tubes.
stomach or serious thrOa. and lung
troubles
A remedy to really cure catarrh must
be an internal remedy which viii cleanse
the blood from catarrhal poison and .a-
move the fever and congestion from the
mucous membrane.
The best and most modern remedies fol.
TINS purpose are autlSepucS scientifically
known as EuCGlyptOl GuaiaC0l. Sauguiu-
aria, and HyGrastiu, end while each OF
these have been successfully used s,pa-
rately, yet IL has been difficult to get
them all combined in one palatable. CON
Neuieut. and efficient form.
The manufacturers of the new catarrh
cure. Stuart's CataTh Tablets have sue
ceeded admirably I'm accomplishing this
result They are large. pleasant tasting
lvzrnEeS. 10 be- dissolved IN The mouth.
thuS reaching every part OF the mucous
membrane OF the throat and finally the
stomach.
Unlike many catarrh remedies. Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets contain no cocaine,
upIdte- OF any injurious drug whatever
ana are equally beneficial for little chill
Gr-u and adults
Mr.. c. r Rembrandt Of Rochester. y
y. says 'l know Of few people who
OF the head, throat and stomach. i used
sprays inhaIers- and powders for months
aI q ume Wl-h only slight relief and had
no nope OF cure had not The means 60
make change Of climate which seemed
my only chance of cure.
Last spring l read an account Of some
remarkable cures made by SruaTt'S ca
tarrh Tablets and promptly bought so
cent box from my druggist and obtained
such positive benefit from that one pack
age that ] continued to use them daily
until ! now consider myself entirely free
from the disgusting annoyance Of ca
tdTTh, my head is clear. my digestion all
] could ask, and my hearing which had
begun 10 fan as result Of the catarrh.
has greatly improved until ! feel ] can
near as wei as ever. They are a house
hold necessity in my family"
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists at 80 cents for complete treat
mout. and for convenience. safety. and
prompt results they are undoubtedly the
long looked for Catarrh cure
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Registration in MARYLAND.

ELKTON. Md. oct l0.-The result Of
the registration just closed in Cecil coun-
ty is satisfactory 10 the Democrats They
claim 10 have the best Of the registration
by three 60 one They have a most per
feet organization. and every one Of their
uuTe glstercd voters was placed upon the
books Particular attention was given
those who were 20 be transferred from
one district or precinct 10 another The
De mCCrats 'Strike-On list contained
twice as many names as that handed in
hy the Republicans. The registration
was notable for the absence OF any large
number u COIOrcd voters
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BOILER EXPLOSION VICTIMS.
Six Women and Man Injured at
Eric, PA.

BUFFALO, oct. Io.-By the explosion OF
"a boiler I'm the brass foundry Of Hays
Manufacturing Company at Erie. Pa.
late yesterday afternoon. six women and
one man were injured Two of the wom-
en- viii die They are Mrs. Ellen Dolan,
n cook who was employed in the Hotel
Tfohel. which is in the rear Of the foun-
dry, and Frances Leveuduski. John Da-
wilson. a hotel porter. was cut in the
neck. but it is thought his life can boz
saved. Anna SchmigalI Mary BsntIy.
and two Polish kitchen girls also were in
jursd. but viii recover.
When the boiler exploded it tore out the
entire side Of the factory and sent 81
with such force. against the hotel kitchen
that the entire side of the hotel was
hurled inwards Mrs. DoIan was thrown
against the kitchen stove and literally
baked. Fire followed the explosion, but
was put out quickly. The total damage
was $4,000 The hotel and foundry were
separated by a small alley.
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g pains boys and girls SIPS and $50
stout yrsi Kid Springfield Laced and
Button B0or--B to r widths. Broken
sizes, So 20 ,.
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% pairs n0lge's 75c Seamless Red and
Black Felt Bedroom Slippers SIZES 3 o.
------------.-.- --..-.---...-5 &C
II pairs - Blue and White satin Even
inS slippers. sizes { 20 q ..........37c
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CULTIVATION OF TREES.
Statistics a. to the Nursery stock
Raised in Various states

The Agricultural Division of the Census
has completed its preliminary tabuIati0n
for number Of States Of the cultivation
ON farms of trees and other nursery
stock. For the States mentioned the
number Of farms making the cultivation
o. trees their principal business June 1.
1865. and the value Of such farms are as
follows:
Alabama, p, $l79,559- Arkansas. A. SO. -
-, California, IA, Sl,1Z5. SO, Colorado y
Hl-I,S-o. Connecticut, .. So so. Delaware
ID, $3.50. Idaho, 8, S61,UZ5. Maine. i6. SIS
700; sachusetJs, 40. S3f4G NJ "
$di5i55f New York 237. S3.6G.I0I. Penn
sllFaula, 50, $9i4I9J; Rhode Island g.
SlsS,sjJ. and Vermont T. SIS 500
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TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS

MISCELLANEOUS STOCK
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A DISASTROUS WRECK.
Two Freight Engineers and "A Fire
man Meet Denth.

WHEATON, H.. oct. 10.-A disastrous
wreck occurred this morning on the Chi.
Cago and Great Western Railway AT Bell
wood Junction. Shortly after O'Clock
two freight trains met in head-on col
lision, owing 10 a mistake in train orders
Both Of the engineers and one fireman
were killed The other fireman saved his
life by jumping. The engines and several
cars were totally wrecked
Traffic was blocked for several hours
until wreCkiug trains from Chicago clear
ed away the wreck and repaired the dam
age done 10 the track The names Of the
dead men could not be ascertained. They
lived in Chicago
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A VERY CURIOUS WILL.
Milwaukee Mans Strange Way Of
Making Requests.

MILWATkEE. oct. ia curiosity i'm
the form Of VIII came 10 light here when
the last testament Of Peter J. Gergen was
filed for probate The estate. which IS
valued at $500 is 10 be divided among
the widow and eight children and the al
lotment 70 the children is made in the
following language:
Mary 20 receive for her share 500 more
than the other children, Nicholas to re-
celEe so less than the other children:
John TO receive so less than the other
children Anna 10 receive $50 less than
the other children, Joseph, Peter. Gabriel.
and Frank 20 receive an equal share
which shall b- 500 Jess than Mary so
more than Nicholas so more than John.
and so more than Anna
Peter Gcrgsu. one of the Sons. is named
as executor iu the Will.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-10
HOME MISSIONS DISCUSSED
Fall Meeting OF the Presbyterian
Board in Session.

The fail meeting Of the Presbyterian
Home Missionary Board Of the city was
held this morning in the Sunday school
room Of -he First Presbyterian Church.
on Four-aud-a-half Street northwest
RepreS"utatiy cs from various other Pres
bEterlau churches in this city were pres
eut, and the work Of the local board was
fully discussed.
Mrs T. 5 HamIIn, President Of the or
gaIlzaupu, presided. while Miss Decide
other subjects Of Importance were dis
CISesI.
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MISS CHARLOTTE E. HILL WEEDS.
Marquis Ito One of the Guests at the
Ceremony.

ST. PAUL, oct. Io.-AIiss Charlotte EIiz-
abeth Hid. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
James j. Hin. and George Theron Slade.
OF New York. were married at noon yes
terday at the family home on Summit
Avenue. Archbishop Ireland read the
marriage service. One hundred guests
were present, including Marquis Ito. Of
Japan, and F.. j. Underwood President
Of the Erie road Mr. Slade is assistant
L. Sir. Underwood
The bride had only one attendant. her
sister, Miss Rachel Hill James y HW a
former claSSmate OF the bridegroom. was
the best man Mr. and Mrs Slade left
last night iu "a private car for the Fast
and south and after Christmas will live
in New York
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THE YALE FIELD REPORT.
Statistics Made Public Mt
New Haven.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. oct. 10-The an
nual report Of the Yale Field Corpora
ton for the year ended October 1 was
announced today It gives the receipts
as follows
From the Financial Union. 1880. from
university subscription loans s.. $50. and
subscriptions 10 grand stands. SsIg. a
total Of S5l ,5G9; cash on hand in 1890
Siyt64; total SSl 1853 g.
The expenditures were: For the new
grand stand, $u.Sg56g- balance university
loan, So-2Sgl5. additional stands and re-
pairs, S5,923. y; general repairs. S5.s5l. se.
superintendent $3.50; interest. SsI4Ss. in
surance. $50. water, $50; taxes. S555 50.
total. 81. A9l.34. cash Old hind Ssaan
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Two Men Demand jury TrInI..

John Turner. oolored when arraigned in the
United States branch Of the Police Court TODAY
90 answer 10 a charge Of petit larceny demand
ed a jury trial. He remsnded 90 Jail in
default Of bond Turner Is accused Of stealing
stamps valued at $40 from the Southern Rail-
way Company, IN whose Offices b. was employed
a. a porter. Baptistc Costa. who runs fruit
stand on Fourteenth Street. charged with re-
ceiyiug part Of the alleged stolen stamps also
demanded q jury trial, and put up $50 collat-
erSl 90 ensure his appearance in court when need
ed
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THE woMEN's GOLF CONTEST.
An Exciting Morning of PIny at
short Hills. y. J.

SHORT HILLS. y. j., oct. lO.-Fne
weather once more welcomed the contest
ants IN the women's golf championship TO
the links Of the BaItusrol Golf Club to-
day. The first pair I'm were Miss Curtis,
OF the Oakley Country Club, and Miss An
thony, Of Chicago The former won aft
CT the hardest sort Of a match By 1 up
in - holes.
Miss Lucy Heron. Cincinnati beat Mrs
N p. Rogers, of Baltusrol by / up.
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THE HUDDLEsToN CASE.
Continuance of the Hearing Befor
the Police Court.

The hearing Of the case Of Harry Hud-
dl'ston, charged with forgery. was called
I'm the United States branch Of the Police
Court today and continued until tomor-
row. HuidIestou is about tventy-eight
years Of age. He is from Tennessee and
is "a clerk in the War Department
He is accused Of forging the endorse
WDut Of the name Of Lieut.. Charles f.
Morrow L. s. A To a draft drawn on
the United States Treasury for SIZa g.
The draft. alleged 90 have been forged.
dated April last. was for salary due
Lieutenant Morrow. HuddIestou denies
his guilt.
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GHvsl lment nonds.


Sales-COlumbia SIS. S5Ud164 Columbia
lre Insurance Company: 275ul0. a5HIUl.
A4eT gehthaler Linotype ludl1O7s. PAN.
I.anston MOnOtype. lulN13I1 American
GraphOphOne Company. Com. 15Ja6ls
American GraDhophone Company. pref
5eNs-2- After caL-Americau GRAPHIC
phone Company, Co: IOyU6is Washington
Gas: $685.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
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no ARGUMENT NEEDED.
That SHIvcS. Lotions. Washes.
Sprays and DOuches DO Not Cure.

Powders. lotions. saives. sprays and in
haiers cannot really cure Catarrh. be
cause this disease is blood disease. and
local applications If they accomplish any
ihlnE NJ all. simply give transient relief
The catarrhal poison is IN the blood and
The mucous memhTay, of the nose. throat.
and traChD3 tries Co relieve the system
10y secretinE large quantities Of mucous.
the diSCharEc sometimes closing up the
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TOURIST STEALS A PAINTING
Cut From Its Frnmc Mt the Paris
Hotel ID. Vile

PARIS, oct lo-The painting entitled
"B"rds De la Seine a Tile Saint Denis"
by Berthelon, has been cut from its frame
in the Hotel de Vile and carried OF bv a
tourist, who. IL is believed, hid behind
pillar until be was alone
In his haste tho thief omitted 70 Include
the signature or the canvas