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for construction of FIRE
escapes at the State eleemosynary lnsar
tutlons. Sealed proposals are invited mi.
der chapter Il. page 100 General Laws
of 1890, for the construction Of one or
more fire escapes at either or all Of the
following State eleemosynary institutions
Southwestern insane asylum, San Anto-
MO; the State lunatic asylum, Austin
the State institute for the blind, Aus
tin: the State institute for deaf and
dumb, Austin; the state institute for col
ored deaf, dumb and blind, Austin; the
State orphans home Corsicana, aud the
North Texas insane asylum. Terrell Tex. ;
bids will be received up to. Wednesday.
July 10, A. D.. 1901, at 10 O'Clock a. M.
all bids should be addressed to the nm
derslgned at Austin, Texas. and must
have written across the envelope. pro
posals for construction of Gre escapes. "
and bid must be accompanied with the
plan of fire escape; the successful bid
der or bidders VIII be required 10 enter
into bond, with approved security Tor a
faithful compliance With his or their
contract; the right is reserved to reject
any and all bids. Joseph d. Sayers, Gov:
ernor Of Texas, II
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FOR SALE Show cases at wholesale priccs
for thirty days and new soda Fountains
AZ big bargains, from SIS up Waco Sho.s
Case FactOry. Waco. TeAAa. H.2h
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BY order OF the board OF directors a
special annual meeting If the directors
and stockholders Of the Hearne aud Brazos
Valley Railroad company for tho purpose
Of electinR directors and officers OF the
company Tor the ensuing year ana the
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before such meeting
10 called to take place at the general et
ices Of the company Ia Hearne, Robert
son county, Texas, Wednesday, the lOta
day Of JULY, 1901 between the hours Of
10 o'clock a. IN. and 4 o'clock p. m;
w. II. Ferguson, Secretary Hearne aud
Brazos Valley Railroad Company. I100l
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice
Is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Galveston,
Harrisburg aud san Antonio Hallway
company VIII be held az the general Of
fee Of the company IN the city OF doug.
ton. harris county Texas at II O'CLOCK
a. M. on the "a day OF July, 1901; aud
that the annual meeting Of the board 81
directors OF said company VIII be held
at the same place and on the same. cay
Immediately after the adjournment Of the
said annual meeting OF the stockhoi1era.
G. y. Seger, Secretary. lz-n
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and directors
OF the Direct Navigation Company Win
be held az the conpany's Office sn tho
city OF Houston on Tuesday. July ?. 1901,
At II o'clock, a. N. u. G. Cushman, sec
Rotary. l-x01
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9ENRooM HOUSE. Firm ward, sl25l;
elght'room house. Rusk avenue, gS100i
slN,room cottage, rhird ward, $22Ni. six.
RON cottage kusk avenue S22OO. Georgp
w. SchcnltA, 2l0 Main strcel 81
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RFTT EST1TE. Rentals. EosnS- r. n
Little. 5lois Main street. GIL
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FOR SAFE

| \ bNIlDN--Ricc provere -,--i- -
brick ana TS cerp. pump pts and mills With
u.utile,ei, put down and satlsfnc+inn S,,. W
hnteed gy h. p. pomeroy i.rnctic. su ~
~ ,s-T - rasalena Texas. IL
~ BhOAD.TIRED WAGON S55. -
busy nnggy horse, $50 1918 Conf ais0 tasst
FoRTy-vARA TAPES AT y6I1,x,,- -, =
and Franklin "m'ty s. Main
Will SELL 500 shares AInoTIcao M -
hehnrry eompany's stock al ~ cents d An
LILY freed, 3Os Main street. Houston
fH ~ and genuine Creole onio1 seed 4
po12ota pound. Apply at Joseph Is
nD fot ia Ls e,,,,1, account q going away
NJ 6l2 Dallas avenue also 'nnc Nh w ~
uesS and five office chairs desk auR
Snni,s gre energy also. house for rent
= -AplE y. I. u. R1desill. III
oll1sone shares In the Southern PecTesS
S.s IN 20 lot sale cheap. Address w, this
F4k SALE a bargain, one 20RorSe
nre 6DoX boiler on wheels, complete;
class condition. at McDonoueh Iron
--- Morks. lgOl Strand. Galveston, Texas ID
FOR SALE-0ne gents and one loIlos' hi
cycle, in good condition, az bareaIn.
l206 Travis street. Is
GOOD WINE NEEDS NO BUSH" nor
, u% our Dobbnetsi examine and Judge
pnfs, ready made, gauZe single he'd bars
5Ve; double 65c; 90-inch hoop bars com
piete 81; American bobbinet best eraie,
SS1oln' So5inch hobblnet S2.T5. liner SIS
li2lnch, tine grade, $3.50: lO0lnch tines.
S4.oO; ll2-lnch. finest $3.50. Frankuns
.yl0 Texas avenue. ~
FOR SALE-Appleton's Scientific library.
~ volumes, all new; cheap. Fechnor,
FOR sALE-53O feet I Inches standard
pipe at 50c (. O. b. Rronond Wouire
OF 7 a. nelblg. over p and NJ. bank Ia
FOR SALE--One SO.horse. power IocomofIve
bolleri perfect cordition with ali fittings.
MAPs-AT 7: WHY'S, 1l7M Main SIS 20
MUST dispose of 800 cords four feet snlIt
oak wood, well seasoned. at S325 per
cord cash on delivery; ring up phone
8.2 G. Pietzner. BZs
FOR SALE Show cases at wholpsalC pricCs
for, thirty days and new soda fountains
NJ big bargains, from S15 up. Waco ShnN
Case FactQry. Waco, Texas. $50
NEW HAY of best qulllty ever harvested:
ask about prices. Habeggef I'll Campo
Texas. iii
OIL STOCKS -oI lands and leases: We
handle the stocks of nearly every oil
hourly quotations from the managers and
are constantly posted as 10 the develop.
ment In the field; long distance phone
Bright & Co, phone No. IO1. Beaumont,
Texas. III
DEW Ely hay press, three men and one mule
can press 200 bales a day; price S65; mann.
featured bL w c. Gunlock, Victoria. II
SEVERAL CARS Triumph potatoes, make
offers. Habegger III Campo, Texas @ 81
CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS and nns
bFlc-a-brac, toys, China water lilies, etc;
also umbrella coverings. Van Lay Co,
lU10M Preston. II
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WANTED TO kEMT.

WANTED TO RENT-FIve or six-room
house, with modern cOnyeniences, Gloss
In permanent tenant. Address al6a,
this Office. II
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I SITUATION WANTED By l4.yearod col
ored girl 10 nurse, wash dishes and as
/ sst In Homework Apply corner Live
! OAK and lladley street ~
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FOX SALE-One S0.horse.power locomotIye
l.. Il. Miller. n
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g, II. GuERINGER. Bankrupt.

Eastern Dstrlct OF Texas.
on this 18th day of June, A. b. 1901,
ordered by the court, that ~ hearibg
be had, upon the same on the 18th dny
Of July, A. n, 1901, before said court.
In bankruptcy, L. S. court room. Calves.
ton Texas, IN said district, al III o'clock
IN the forenoon. aud that notice thoreof
nc published IN The Houston Daily Post
q newspaper printed In said district and
th0t all known creditors ana other per-
sons In interest may appear nc the saIi
time ANA place and show cause. IN any
thnN hANo why the nrnNnr nf Tho anld
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HlH property anu rights OF property, aud
has FULLY compiled with All the redulrr.
mcnts of said acts and OF the orders Of
the court touching his bankruptcy.
wherefore, he prays that lie may We
deetecd BY the court 60 have full dis.
ehnrEc from all debts movable against
his estntc under said bankrupt acts, ex-
gept such debts as are excepted bv law
from such discharge
Dated this 18th day OF june, A, ID.
1901 - "
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FINANCIAL.


FrNANcIAL-E. Mosk9witzt branch offiee
IN POSITION 10 furnish inside and reliable
Information as TO the stocks OF the diner
ant iii companies now being 'onered. Cor
resp6 ndence solicited.
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NEW Hay of best quality ever harvested:
ASK about prices. Habegger, I'll Campo
IeNas. I'll
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FOR SALE-530 feet Inches standard
pipe at 50c (. O. b. Rronond i2ouire
OF u A. Helblg. over Z. and Nj bank IA
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WANTED Place TO do homework on help
cook. Apply immediately at 1908 Rice
street Ia
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TIE following privileges are FOR sale foI
picnic to be given by Magnolia camp No,
13 w. o. W, and the Retail Clerks
Union. at la Porte July 4 One lunch
rate or as onel, one barbecued meats Que
soda water and lemonade one peanut ana
pop corn, one ice cream and cake ono
taffy and other candies one flying horses,
one baby rack. one photo gallery. ont
shooting gallery, one photograph and
peeposcope. All the above privileges
will be sold at private sale; half tho
money to be paid mp Mt time Of sale, the
privileges or further information concern
ing same, apply s ]. Westhelmer, 1904
San JaCinto street, or y. NJ. Collins, az
Collins Bros, 204 Milan street Is
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UNITED STATES or AMERICA. Eastern
District Of Texas, IS. In the United
District Galveston Division.
In the matter ~ 4. H. Dumble, bank
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WANTED BY an elderly man care IL
horses. cow; hrst-class yard and lawn,
reasonable, eau cut wood; 2tl0. thls of
Ice. "a
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BOARD AND RCOM.
COOL south room, With board. sll Main
street 10
FT7PYTS1FD rooms So unfurnlshed So;
with board SIT; car, bath and phone.
1910 Cont. ~.
HOARD AND Rooms; llo2 Rusk II
A FEW day boarders wanted at No. Z
Butler Flats. 10
IEWLY furnished southeast rooms az No.
t,n In Branch street. corner Prairie. ave-
nue.; table boarders desired: 10
f=I.pNTsHED ROOMS nfurnlshed room.
snons Tor light housekeeping; hoard,
az ri Mrs Yorty, STUDIES Point, phone
Ss IS
-1TT- ANITA HOTEL--Rates 81 per day; spe
eiai rates BY week or month 2tl4 Church
atreet. Galveston. D. Foley Proprietor. II
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GOOD GIRL wants position as cook, nurse,
house girl or TO do small wnshlngs at
home, especially gentleman's washing.
Address 2412 Calhoun avenue. IL
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TIE MAKERS wanted az JEFFERSON, Texas,
to make sap pine, gum, water, willow
pin and red oak ties; woods inspection
and pay twice a month. Address e. r..
Neil. Jefferson, Texas. 10
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FuR SALE az a bargain, one 20-6orSa
nre Dox boiler on wheels, complete;
one sNl2 automatic engine all IN MAI
class condition. at McDonougb Iron
works. 1901 Strand. Galveston. Texas ID
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uHITEL STATES OF AMERICA. Eastern
District Of Amerlcn, 81 In The United
states District Court IN and for said
district, Galveston Division.
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PROFESSIONAL.

FOR RENT-Flnt No 3 OF Buffers nats
H. p. Mclaughlin. phone 900, {
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Witness the Honorable David &c. Bfy-
AMI, Judge OF the said court, aud the
seal thereof az Galveston, in said dts
tl1ct, on the llth day az June. a. d.
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ton, Texas. u
L. HUNT, surety bonds, Fox building,
Houston, Texas; phone 7l6. 16
DETECTIVE AGENCY-rrained detectives
furnished for civil ana criminal inyesti-
cations; reasonable rates; correspondence
solicited James AcCAne, box 100, Ions.
ton, Texas. II
I'D S. PHELPS, Attorney and Counselor
at Law. 310h Main street. Houston. G-23
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Experienced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal investigation; bonded
watchmen for day or night service. 10.
ThavOnat General Manager, 805h Main
street. II
w TOWNSEND. attorney at law, Office
corner First ST. and Lufkin ave, Lufkin
Teyas w j. Townsend x Co., office just
sonfh Of oil Exchange, Beaumont, Teas
Tawyers. brokers aud dealers IN real Is
t@te large aud small bodies OF Oil, rice
farming. grazing, hardwood ana long lesf
nine lands for sale in the eountes of Jei-
ferson, Jasper, Liberty Hardl1, 'iSlef
Poik Angelina. San Augustine aad Ma.
eoedoehes. Abstracts aud pres furnislHu
on short notice. 6-li
< % COTTON & BROS, Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adjusters. - Main 81. ~
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lk undressing and massage par
itdil and scalp treatment; chill
ailTeuttlng; hair goods manufac-
Il elt town orders solicited. Wat.
: williams, 1919 Texas avenue. els
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iisD ..i;y sufferer from rheuma.
nalysls, spinal affections. weak
~, oaek eryslpelas 10 know thar
. s4vus so-He' OIL relieves and
~, sss y, y, AZ other known remedies foil:
i 10y each postpaid. Write for
\ y D. Jones Sons, Dallas, Texas,
7-14-Ul
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NICE, cool rooms to rent by the week or
month: also beds IS and % cents per
night; free baths, Eagle Hotel. 1901
Congress avenue. Is
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mon ING AND STORING OF an Kinds Of
household goods skllfully done, fine new
warehouse; money loaned on furniture II
street phone 100 II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-19

New York, Sept. l7.-After a per.
fectly harmonious meeting yester-
day at the New York Yacht club,
lasting nearly two hours, between
the Americas cup challenge commit
tee and the representatives of the
Royal Ulster Yacht club, It was de-
cided that as n mark of respect to
the memory of the late president the
date of the first race for the Amer
ica's cup should be changed to
Thursday, September 20. The sue
ceeding races are to follow accord
ing to the original plan, so that they
will be sailed Saturday, September
20; Tuesday, October I; Thursday
October 3, and Saturday, 0ctoher 5,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-19
Mass Meeting ut st. Louis

St. Louis, Sept. 17.--At meeting
of prominent citizens in the office of
Mayor Wells yesterday it was decided
that public expression of the sorrow
Of ST. Louis at the death of Presi-
dent Mckinley will be made at mass
meeting to be held on the afternoon
of the day of the funeral in the larg-
est hall that can be procured for the
purpose. Gen. John W. Noble, former
secretary of the interior, was chosen
to act as chairman OF the meeting
and delegation Of Is prominent
citizens were selected to attend the
funeral at Canton.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-19
JOHANN MOST ARRESTED.
The Noted Anarchist Locked Up at New
York and Not Allowed to See
Any One.

New York, Sept. 13.--Johann Most,
the most widely known of New
York anarchists and editor Of Fret
heit, the organ Of the anarchists
was arrested last night by central Of
fee detectives Knarch and Ferneisen.
The arrest was made in saloon over
which are the Offices Of the newspa-
per. Herr Most objected volubly to
the arrest, but to no purpose and he
was locked up at police headquar-
tiers as "a suspicious person." Capt
Titus refused to allow Most to see
any one or to make a statement, the
captain declaring he would not al
low the prisoner to pose as a martyr
before the public.
Most protested that he had COM
mitted no crime and that all that
had appeared in his newspaper were
simply opinions in a new guise that
had been printed and reprinted and
voiced thousands Of times in the
last so years.
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As DR. Wanata says physicians dared to be frank and open hun
dreds them would acknowledge that they constantly prescribe Lydia
E. Pnkams Vegetable Compound Of female ills
they know by experience that can be relied upon effect
Women who troubled with painful irregular menstruao
backache boang Tor fatuenc eucohea falling inflammation or
liberation the uterus troubles that "beargdown feeling
take immediate action ward off the serious consequences and be
restored perfect health and strength by taking Lydia Pnkhams
for further free advice No living person has had such vast and
successful experience in treating female ills She has guided thousands
health Every suffering should ask for and follow advice
Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound has carried hundreds
of through the periods of child bearing and change Of life in
perfect comfort and safety
medicine that has restored health and produce
proof the fact regarded with respect Tth record Lydia
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound which be quaed
other medicine the world has produced
well remember these facts when druggist tries
buy something which he just good That impossible
other medicine has such record Of Lydia f. Pnkhams Vege-
table Compound; with untred medicines
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-19

West Superior, Wis, Sept. 16.-A
special memorial service was held yes
terday by the Methodists in confer
ence at the Cummings Avenue Meth
odist church and was notable for the
eulogizing of the late president.
Bishop Earl Cranston, Of Portland,
Ore, the presiding bishop at the con-
ference, delivered quite a bitter TRADE
against the cartoonists. He de-
nounced them as portraying things
in a wholly wrong and improper
light and asserted that they brought
about much bitterness through this
improper portrayal. zone hundred
years from now" he said, cartoon
lists will be looked upon with much
more Lorror than they are to-day,
People will realize the harm they do
ind will look upon them with abhor.
renee"
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cluded TO follow the suggestion made
by the association. The court there
fore assigns Hon. Lorain L. Lewis
and Hon. Robert c. Titus as your
counsel" Judge Emery directed the
officers to notify the attorneys and
remove the prisoner.
Czolgosz was handcufTed to the
detectives, who started out of the
court room with him. The crowds
surged after them. but found the
exit barred by policemen. Outside
the court room door the prisoner was
surrounded by policemen and hurried
down stairs into the basement,
whence he was taken through the
tunnel to the Jail across Delaware
avenue. Whether he was left there
for the night or taken elsewhere the
police refused to say.
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A NOTED PHYSICIAN,
Doctor Wanata, of Lansing, Mich,
Says There is Nothing in the Materia Medica that
Equals Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound for the Cure Of Woman's Ills.

sDEAR Mrs PNKHAM-T The honest intelligent physician above
the School Whatever best should be used matter
what school physician belongs matter Of conscience can
only prescribe the best and know and have proven that there
nothing Maea Medica which equals Lydia Pinkhams Vege-
Compound Of female disorders hesangy
prescribe ii, and have never yet been sorry
III know Of nothing better for ovarian troubles and for falling OF
the womb ulceraons absolutely restores the affected parts to
their normal condition quicker and better than anything else have
children and while the medical profession looks down upon patents
have learned instead to lookup the healing potion by whatever
name known Hmy fellow physicians dared tell the truth hundreds
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Perry, Kan, Sept. l6.-A wreck oc-
Cured on the Union Pacific three
miles west of here early yesterday
morning Eastbound passenger No.
2 ran into the rear of Rock Island
freight train which was standing on
the main track. Several cars were
demolished. The engine of No. 2 was
badly disabled and Engineer Scarf
sustained several painful bruises. A
brakeman was sent back to flag the
passenger train down, but the en-
gineer failed to discover him on &C.
count of dense fog that prevailed.
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Trenton, Mo-, Sept, 1.-THE citi-
zens Of Trenton held mass meeting
last night In the G. A. R. hall and
voted that Prof. 0linger, of Ruskin
college, who is credited with saying
that he was pleased that the presi-
dent had been shot, must leave the
city. The citizens then marched in
a body to the residence Of the col.
lege professor and served notice on
his household Of the action Of the
citizens meeting. The professor had
heard Of the meeting and had fed
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-19

A society has teGn formed in Ber-
lin which purposes to deliver cooked
food to poor families at the cheapest
possible prices. All sorts of boiled and
roasted meats and vegetables are sold
on the street. The soup wagon re-
ceives the biggaK patronage.
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shamrock WIN Not Sail To- Day.

New York, Sept. 14.-Sir Thomas
Upton last night announced that
owing to the news from Buffalo CON
corning President Mckinley ths
Shamrock would not be sailed to-day
Glasgow, Sept. 13.-The peice con.
ference yesterday passed a resolution
10 the effect that any nation which
refused its opponents offer to arbi.
trate lost the right to be considered
. civilized power.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-19

The First Congregational church
at Joplin, Mo-, Is to be abandoned on
account of the ground on which 1t
rests gradually sinking. The build
ing was only completed few weeks
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-19

The advantages Of public sanatori-
ums for consumptives are so great
that the German invalid insurance
companies erect hese institutions sim.
My for reasons Of economy.
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r,,,,nort sumn.r Sail, for M.uIIa.

Transport Sumner Sails for Manila.
San Francisco, Sept. 13.-The trans
port Sumner sailed for Manila yes
terday with . number Of passengers,
chiefly wives Of army officers and
school-teachers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-09-19
D,r,ctor Of CsthoIIc Ml..Ions Dead

Washington, Sept. 13.-Mgr. Ste
phan, director Of the Catholic Indian
missions since 1884, died here JESTER
day.
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WANTED EMMA GOLDMAN.
4 Mob at Chicago Secured Several Hun
dred Feet Of Rope and Wanted to
Lynch the Anarchist Lecturer.


Chicago, Sept. 16.-At nine o'clock
Saturday night q mob Of about 1000
formed in the down town streets and,
securing several hundred feet Of,
rope, started for the county Jail with
loud talk Of lynching Emma Gold
man and the nine other anarchists.
The police were informed and a riot
call was sent in. Immediately q
force Of 100 policemen were sent to
the Jail. Just as the mob was in sight
Of the jail a patrol wagon drove up
and five policemen jumped out. In
their midst was a short, thin little
woman, wearing glasses and a straw
hat. Cries of Emma Goldman;
lynch her! hang her to the nearest
telegraph pole!" were heard. Then
It was discovered that she was not
Emma Goldman. The mob went to
the Jail. Inspector Heidelmeir finally
managed 20 get the mob quieted
down and II broke up.
A Mother Saves Her Baby.
Ottawa, Kan, Sept 13.-The baby
Of Mrs. George Latchem, Of North
Ottawa, fell through trap door into
a 2O-foot well. The mother was at
tracted by the screams Of other chill
dren and without . moments hesita-
ton slipped through the hole which
would hardly permit her body to
pass and dropped into the well for
the babe. The child had gone to the
bottom of about three feet Of water,
but the mother fished it out and re-
suscitated It while in the water.
Meanwhile neighbors arrived and the
brave mother and her baby were res
cued.
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the National Bank
Il. published
VVVOV Pinkham Medicine