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woman Fined for begging.

Kate Sellers was caught begging on L Street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth northwest
Thursday night, and yesterday policeman charg-
ed her with vagraney. He said that the money
she obtained from sympathetic people she spent
for whisky or beer She protested that she was
being badly treated but she will spend thirty
DAYS in the workhouse if she fails to pay
fine OF SO.
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A horse belonging to William c. Freeman, of
&c Q Street northwest, ran away from the corner
of sixteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
Yesterday morning and collided with lamppost
at the corner of Fifteenth Street and New York
Avenue. The animal badly hurt, and the
buggy to which it hitched completely de-
molished
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DisorderIy Conduct ALLEGED.

William Alden eolored, was fined s. by Judge
kIsnball in the Police Court yesterday for dis
orderly conduct 1t said that Alden swore
at a Chihaman near the Shoreham on Thursday
night, and when a policeman spoke to him con-
ceruing his profanity he gave the officer severe
tongue lashinR.
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A uomeIess Girl Cared For.

Gertrude Taylor. colored midget. who stood
on tiptoe to look the railing of the prisoners
dock, was in the Police Court yesterday charged
with being vagrant. 1t said she had been
living with g white family Maryland Avenue
northeast, that had many children that they
could not keep her any longer, and that she was
now homeless. Judge Kimbal turned her
to the Board Of Childrens Guardians.
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Fined for Drunkenness.

Mary Bremen. coorcd, in court yesterday
on a charge of vagrancy. policeman said he
found her drunk on Fourteenth Street southwest
Thursday night and that she in that state
very often Mary denied the charge, but she was
fined SO and win serve thirty days In the work
house If she fails to pay.
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Two Fiucd for sIisconduct.

William Jennings and Joseph Blruard were
among the prisoners in the Police Court yester-
day, charged with being disorderiy Jennings
was accused OF being drunk Fourth Street
northwest. and with expressing rather emphati-
cally his opinion OF policeman who arrested
him. lie was fined SO and in default will serve
thirty davs ia the workhouse. Barnard was
charged with growing profane while in a heated
dispute with another on Ii Street north
west. In default Of fine Of 50 he will serve
fifteen days in the workhouse.
The times., 1901-06-01

Lafayette Alabama afternoon and evening.
Chase's New Grand-Polite Vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
Glen Echo-Music, refined vaudeville, dancing;
evening
CHEVY Chase-Music and dancing
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
CoIored Man Pays His Fine.

James Raglen, colored admitted to Judge Kim
ball in the Police Court yesterday that he was
disorderly near the baseball park Memorial
Day. and fine OF s. was put upon him, which
he paid
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Iumicb,s Dand M Cabin John bridge

Tomorrow afternoon and evening in grand
cert. Don't miss It, The most beautiful pleasure
resort in America superb cafe. All the deli
cseies. All gqsds lead to Cabin John,"
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TIDE TABLE

Sun rose. .4:3s AN. Sun sets.......7:ls Pm.
Moon rises........... Moon sets. ....3 20 A. NJ.
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U11E aEsszs Olilla6
SATURDAY, JUNE /, 1901.
weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE.

Unsettled weather today and probably tomor-
row. with showers; variable winds.
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THE SIN AND MOON.

Highest temperature, p. m....................1
Lowest temperature, a. m. m..............,..--..5 20
The times., 1901-06-01
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide. AN and 2:01 Pm.
High htide..............7: :2S 4. NJ. and SOP Pm.
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ANuTEENENTS.

iamps lit TODAY. .....................7:5S :5S T. N
Lamps out tomorrow w-...--..............S:4i IA Il.
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Band Concert sunday Evening
At Chevy Chase Lake. Section Of Mariae Band.
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Marine Hand at the White House.

The concert by the Marine Band at the
Executive Mansion today at 5:45 p. m. will
consist of the following programme:
The times., 1901-06-01

Dancing ut Chevy Chase Lake
This evening. Fine music. All amuseuents,
The times., 1901-06-01

Neat, serviceable,
and well-made bus
mess suits. Made of
materials that will
stand hard knocks.
Some of them in the
lot are all wool. To
reduce our stock
they go for.
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$40 and Sill Mems Suits.

Just the suit for
the price you want
to pay. Made up in
worsteds and ALL
wool eassimeres.
Nobby and perfect
fitting. Always sold
for $40 and $11.
Stock reducing.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

WASHINGTON The president has mad
the following app@lntmcni9' e t,Gg"na lu1,
tenant chNnlrNi NNl,F ~. Nt'l' Nr,,s
Vernon W Boiler, samuel 7, Ma'EalL
NEW YORK. Resolutions against the
reckless admlttancc u undesirable lmWl
grants To the United states nave been
ndopted by the Merchants ana Nanuioc.
turers' board NJ trade of New York
NEW YORK Experiments to test Prof
Koch's theory that human tubercule barrlEt
win not readily infect cows on, GalNes Ale
being made ~ the bacteriolosical ihofu'1aN
81 the board Of health, so far sustaining me
theory
TRENTON. n. J.-M Mrs Ella Mcpherson
Muir daughter OF the late United states
senator John II. Mcpherson Of New .Jcf
scy, has been awarded ah ahnultn ~ -
900 from her mothers estate by chancellor
- ryyv-~-e1JTeYt "-.-s---r4r--4-~a'e'
Judge Thomas. 10 the United states circnit
court Yesterday granted counsel Tor INC
men Indicted ia connection WIN the wreck
Ing OF the Seventh National bank time 70
make motion for the inspection OF the
minutes of The Federal grand jury ana 10
plead 20 the Indictment
CHICAGO.-Cr stone companies OF
the Middle West have decided to eombine
under the mime Of the Western Nonsoii-
dated Stone company, and has been cap
itaiized at S6OWOoo.
CHICAGO. Prof. George Edgar vincent
pronlinenflr ln ", ~ '0r president Of
Columbia univeriNCk - iced Seth Low.
cHgcAGy 9elagteS Nv eo% gaIss On
park 10 McKinlcork fokL, rs
NEW YORK - u9itlony - CARROLL Of
Brooklyn was shO yll1sSA 60 ~ oupded
by Captain John . learn ~ shot
himself In the rlglured; - ~
medlately. wages : IS
NOW YORK IT GradnaA = e
city held a targets, County, -
Central palace at " nlshued .fo$
Seth Low for mn ic- ADeahI ANY,
and the entire ~
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'aAD A HARD STRUGGLE.
lu,oas Oxford Boy Won the Two.
year.OId TrOtting Futurity.
al1 ELUpED HELD ON TO THE LAST
.oooo Wilson Stakes Went to Audu-
I. soy in Straight Heats-Other
Events Of the Turf.

,..,.,,on. nv, October 11.--Lawson's
I'm VIM nov won the 2-year-old rotting
,s.,r today after hard struggle with
n. wv, tNred. The pace set was too swift
y W ,,s majority Of the Youngsters and at
Y snl.b Of the third heat there were
M, ,he two left
W =. ,eom wilson stakes, 900 class pac-
uss won ia straight heats by Audubon
|rsr The favoritc,
Y ne 212 pace, unfinished from Thurs
!, Hudson. the driver of Dan Riley. was
~ 500 on tho charge of laying mp in
4. are, and fourth heats. summary:
no 2.le class, purse $1,000 unfinished
~ thursday Dan Riley, b & by Candle
I,i wilkes dIudsonl, won Best time
T,a,,lne 900 class. purse $l000-Gal-
|, .iiS III X. by Calvin CGahgan), won. Best
l5 ". MS wilson stake. 2:20 class, pacing,
,.,ss SS0O-Audohon Boy, ell h, by j. j..
,giSbon 1Iudsonl, won. Rest time 2OtA.
uniting. 2:16 class, purse SlOW-Nillie
|etm. b Z. by Boyer tMcLaushlln), won.
e, ~ 'iigTwity for 2.year-old t'ottcrs, purse
|siN-0xford Boy, b G, ~ ked cute
lpasej, won. Best time 2;lI
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Mathewson was the greatest drawing card
pasehal ever knew. By close figures II Is
tstlmated that the twirling wonder OF
Nne Hlants was worth fully St0oOOO to the
National league this wear. When "AiattyS
plohed az home the attendance was nearly
NMays doubled. aud thus 81 was that the
NV York club had an average attendance
" "uN9 Tor the year Tho attendance IN an
we other cities was usually twice as large
Nnen Mathewson pitched as Il was on other
unFS' as NIL fandom was anxious to see this
pl'Ching marvel Thus ala Mathewson prove
70 be not only money maker for 'Nn,,
,nork, but also for the other seven clubs
Mhthewson left here today for Albuquerque
~ NJ where he viii play with team All
winter lie was entertained at hig dln-
ner In the Colonial hotel and given n
theater party.
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SENT FREE TO MEN
A Most Remarkable Remedy That Quick
~ Restores Lost Vieor TO Men.
A Free Trial Package Sent BY Mail to
All Who Write.

Free trial packages Of a most remarkable
remedy ere being mailed to all who VIII
write the state Medical Institute. They
rnred Ia many men who had haitled for
yesrs against the mental and physical sur
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@gcs 10 nh who write. IL is home treat
men and aH men who suffer with any
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,rbr remedy has a peculiarly grateful ef-
fect 81 warmth and seems 20 act direct 10
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prom wears Of misuse Of the natural func-
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,u eascs A request to the state Medical
INSTITUTE. lO94 ElektrOn Building, Fort
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~ Their free trial packages Will be com
oiied with promptly. The Institute is de
aairous ~ reaching that great class OF men
ysbo are unable 10 leave home 10 be treat
81 and the free sample Will enable them
10 SOC now easy II Is TO be cured Of sexual
Sveakness when the proper remedies are
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a free sample, carefully sealed In a plain
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Readers sge requested 20 write without
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SPORTING NOTES.

Toioio d. Tho ,,b. t,4l .,,,,, al,
n,ain1air..i ,1r oniG ug'Hulau Wno ever
@ ivy" "u average oil over '4VO during
'', ,"' Ne Se'S"H'
y.i,ii" w, H1nuel SAYS luheI'ler Az now
i,a Mi" r,,,,,, WIS, H. sure conner Ihe
''" ""i'S '"'" washington.
me real reason for Jimmy Burke's re-
tease 10y 'om.Sky was that he had Sc
Hr'F signed with Pltsbure for next sea.
Every man on the Chicago team will
get S5te as Comjsky promised them each
luu' HlN'u II "eN would win the pennant
Jimmy Slaglc's name does not appear on
the American league blacklist
The 30 ton American league team made
nearly 2oO more safe hits this season than
hUS tho BOSTON National League team
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|AIHERS' TROUBLES.
''ilNe OCCUPATION FOR WOMEN
with DELICATE NERVES.
oa,o Work Entaled by the Charge
90nool Room Often Causes the
Health to Break Down.

y n5nts o sthool Is an occupation which
70 It siso uacuons for cultured women.
4eets udS many drawbacks and often
i idis 81 ~ health seriously. Esnecia,lIv
~ nArvora tle ease Of women with deli.
&aE 10 mi, sSstemS and those with ten.
\ Powers summary troubles. Miss Mary
Nose be,i Ellsworth Wis. Is n teacher
III selith was broken down t,' No
poo enf,nM nlch the charge of a large
a Ibvi,n 'ailS. She saws,
y scho6l 'iTe winter of 1895, while teach-
#lieh rfso.' pecame subject 10 nervousness,
4 nun dow 'se until my whole system
3ns w. w My back achcd and at
Eod Nv Br,5 ul11y that could scarcely
IL, 50 ibs, We're swollen and always
ming Than lelJ no more rested in the
~ tfuulIa5 Wheu | went to he'd. I WINS
v did ~ ~, with a cough and mo food /
a 1nDanled' 'iehglhen me. This condition,
Ept Up foF ~ palpiltion of the heart,
Itfa road eral months until in March,
Y Pale nrl,uut Or. Williams Pink pills
',ssPaper. e'p'e IN Juneau, Wisconsin,
II no e,aSSing the pills and in about a
a @ enro,,., change for the better.
N KEPT On by this Improvement
n \ nrce ~ taxing them until | had
lSlys o~,Aes' and was entirely cured.
siSSs4s,s.. s.as%y
a he ncnS tlem occasionally when /
a heHer.d OF tonic.
"A Pls ~ nrnly in the good done by
\ na1r iotf Pale People and have adj.
IL P'Is q my friends To use them
4 q paisp," nlch cured Miss Powers are
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~ Who Years by an eminent practi-
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4 Ao,g Ns nom vatery condition
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mi. pnlS have proved ho9n 10
4 ne hnooFail ting the body nnd reguta-
4'euons Of the exhausted pa.
4 ~ al n unfailing specldc for such
iaatlsm rs Ounce. sciatica. nenraigla.
q s d N, nervous headache. the after
n AID al NY grip, palpitation of the heart.
y 17kness ~, complications, and an forms
a yleis. slthe' IN male or female
q ~ sn PINK Pills for pale Peopie
"a a si,e,, &c., otalers, or Will be sent most.
...a boz, OF price, Atty cents box,
n bt W.ll,esr two dollars ana a half,
a y. williams Medicine Co. schenec,
"A ,irtes nH sure YOU get the genuine;
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Muddy Traok A. Mo,th

Chicago, October liza heavy rain began
TO ran as the field went to the post In the
second event and the track was soon dee,
In mud. For this reason the feature Of tho
DAY In which ST. Marcos ana penmon
thompson were entered. was declared on
weather rainy track slow ''-
- SIX and half furlongs Severl. Goal
hHunrf siren Song. Time l:2l AZ
MilemaEva's Darling. John Grg.hv. D,m
age. Time 40 10 N'in
Sly tnrloncs La Crimca. Amlrante Iob,
A. Clark Time t.l6 '"Hh
Gates, Brownie Anderson rima IA D., d.
Nile and an eighth procatonas, Charley
MG0re, Lady Elite Tine l:-4 o.
Mi,ile-Little E!ldn, Crosby, Mor,na. Time
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ATHLETES FAILURE.
Was Not Success Until He Was Put on

Was Not a Success Until He Was Put on
the Right Food.
Cecclius y. H8le OF lll7 Barclay street
Baltimore. Md, now quite famous run
ucr. ha. had some Interesting experience
In regard 10 proper feeding. His testimony
Is worth the attention of any athlete, or,
in TACT. Of any person who cares Tor good,
sturdy powerful health.
I'm 10 about eighteen months ago had
been n mlnS athletic contests, without
much success. about made up my mind
n was tlmc 10 stop, but physical director
Of the Y. VI. G. A. Of this city advised me
10 use Grape. Nuts food and Postum Cereal
Cone MS principal factors In my diet.
Il accepted the advice and today am ia
possession Of perfect health, and great
many medals won In different athletic
events. [ can nov run race and finish
: 1872 ;. y - q,
on the right dIet, l W"ulu hhu myseH III
"Foimerly I had more or less nervous
troul,ie and severe headaches ] ldn glad
"a say since using Grape-Nuts and Postum
Food Coffee / have forgotten what hea T.
rondition vhpreas wade 1 was using or
binary coffee It would not stand the heavy
strain This statement Is absoiut,l " true,
ana / do rot object TO your publishing a.,
Tor Il NAV bring back health and strength
10 some poor being suffering from IN health,
clused. by the use OF improper food"
There Is reason f0f 'hls' IN the hfst
Mace. ordinary c1lce viii show It's effects
sonfy,vhcrp IN the nervous acknowledgement
iy IN weuk enlng 81 the heart or In stomach
troubles which prevents one frOin obtain
inc dht. strength and value OF food II
h therefore, necessary 20 quit the use Of
mis- drug and IN It's place use Postum
Cereal Food Coffee and Gape-NntS Food.
They were both invented by foof ex-
rarf and are made az the famous pure
foed facr0rles OF the Postum Cereal com
nauv. Ltd. at Battle Creek. Mich This
food and the food drink are both made
for dehniie purpose, and there are thou
sands 81 users throughout the world that
can testify from practical experience, that
the theory " borle ont by the nacts.
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Seth Low ON briug intfodutcd &1h nom
craftsmanship IN munic'p1l oNuirH W4s, tng
'"IH'lH'''N "l 'uc P'H'"'" "" ""'" NO
stood.
.ASU1NGI1N. rho rcport of Goncrn
WnaA ou military affairs iu Cuba TOR the
la.t nscal y,m shows total number OF
deaths lon the army during the Ncur CO, per
cputugc loss than 30.
et\ tpNN,t4rn 'rro tfl,unial pouyru.
STAN AZ dtn i.,isrornl church accommodated
,1tt.b ropfIua ,ynrl hut made HIDE progrcss
.Iu' l''i,iinv I'm g"' o,,,,n dr n,ur,
,yW"'u ,r
'''A' ''u
ltbi SIlt NHS, Aik'. Inc Association "t
cotton states Nolhihihslouc's r'Sonil'p'l.u
!h"t 'fi'H ,ol",E p'hN INV stn,i," l." XIX,
ia I"icr iu E."lr'1, l'l,, l'uN'
"N'f AiNu'S OIL '"''l""''H lI"'' '"' "''' ~
WASlUNGTON. ~ ltas bcu uricim'urd
at lhg wnr department J." .rn" '",'l'.
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WAX TAPER IN THE RUCK.

was Made a 2 to I Favorite for the
Feature Event at the Fair GROUNDS.
81 Louis, october 1.-THE once great
Mar Taper finished I'm the ruck in the fca-
turs event at the fair grounds today, six
Hwong sprint, Hiee turning the trick in
ig Wax Taper was made to l
Ibvo,lte and was heavily played
81 frrlongs selling Orleans, Miss Go
|lsbtly Militant Time l1jll
fve furlonc, Louis Wagner, Terra
Firm. Concertina Time 1U2A
pDe selling -Ncttie Regent, Kitty Clyde,
Eleven Bells. Time
Six furlongs. purse ilee, Brullre, Jake
Neher Ime l:In-4.
iBle and s!xtccu,u. South Breeze,
BIS Theresa. Plcad,H Tine 1:j112.
Sgen fnrlongs selling Bengal, Our
lsdy Boot Time 1870.
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Eseape Of a Crew Of rhirlnen.

NORFOLK, Va Wrapped round and
round with anchor cables, the British bark
Guscppena, Captain 1,oclIhart, from ST
George, Bermuda. arrived here with her
crew of thirteen nearly dead from OK
haust'on. The bark sailed on September
- and encountered a fierce uorthcaster.
Her seams lcpScned and the holds began to
NIL The lcnRs became so wide that anchor
chains were wrapped around the hull TO
Keep II from falling TO pieces The crew
pumped NIGHT and day 10 keen anoAt.
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Millionaire sim Tran1pino.

ST. LoUls.-James Eads How. the man
who does not believe In living OF the In.
come OF others. is now travelling about the
country doing chores and odd Jobs for n
livelihood. He spent Saturday Ia Chilli.
Gothic. Mo, where he carried coal and
Wood tor residents, who M turn furnished
him with food and small coins. How Is
the founder Of the public welfare fund Of
ST Louis TO which he contributed S50OOO
OF MS snare OF his fathers estate Tor dis.
trlhutlon among the poor OF this civ.
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Offers $4,000 for Pananinrs Violin.

CHICAGO There is a man in Chicago
who loves old vioius He loves them so
well that through Lyon y ucaly he offered
the city OF Genoa, Italy. S2l.000 for Il
GuaTnorous violin made n Crcmona In
lTI2 ana used for years los r0gauipi. When
the master died he hequcathcd this famous
instrument to the city OF Genoa. The au~
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TryInn 10 PurIfy Climatic.

NEW YORK. Jersey City policemen were
sent out today to put a stop to the gather
ing Of cigar stumpS. President McGti Of
the police hoard holds that tho practice VI
collecting cigar remnants and making them
into cigars oud cigarettes, which Is carried
on In Jersey city by Italians. Is Il cause OF
the spread Of certain diseases, particularly
tuberculosis and cancer
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Never Rode on the Cars.

WlLKESBARRE. Because he never rode
in a street car or railroad train In his 6S
wears. David Boland walked all the way
from Chicago here 10 visit the friends he
has not seen for thirty years. II took him
twenty nvo DAYS to make the Journey here,
and he says he can walk back in eighteen.
81 never had no use for railroad trains
or street cars he sald they KIN too
many people
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Married His New Housekeeper.

CENTRAL VILLAGE. Conn.--samucl
Carpenter, aged 50. engaged Mrs john
Tracey, also So six days ago as house
enough "a engage minister to marry them
the other night Mir, Carpenter has led
SIX former brides to the altar, and his
VIE has had one preNlnns hnshnnd
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HaIi the Voters Wero Momen.

wINSrED. Conn. Nearly one.half OF
the votes cast at the election In Woodbury.
recently were deposited by women, 200
oil them voting On the school question, and
carrying their point to have the schools,
which have been under town management
Tor the past four years, governed by dis.
trlCt Committces
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Stole to Defray Weddina Expenses.

PHllADELpuGA.-Jo Martin. alias
Emil Layatte, who was arrested on Fri
day charged with stealing iardinicrs from
the vcstihules OF various houses In German
town, yesterday confessed to having com
mittCd the ruhhcries, before Magistrate
Cunningham In the Central station. He said
that he intended getting married within n
short time and wanted money to dcfray the
expenses Of his wedding.
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Observation-Disclosures.
ANOTHER RECORD SMASHED
Cresceus Lowered the wor,a,.
HaH-Mile Record

Toledo Ohio. October 1i.-cresceus
gave an exhibition trot today for
charity and reduced the worlds roo.
ord on a half mile track. to 2:o9iS
The previous record made by him
was 2;po%, He also went a mile to
wagon In 212.
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-Four FavorItes Scnred-

lew York October IL Four favorites,
4 second choice and one outsider won at
sorrl' park today.
suuay, selling hurdle, mile and a half
va Miss Mitchell, Feroclous. Time
.-e NaIatorlnm hnndlcap. six and hnlf
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The SeoIlin Ree,,Hs

sesrln' Texas, October 1.-THE largest
F0Sa that ever attended the Guadalupe
'0ln'y fair was present today. Splendid
hlnItlon. The races resulted as follows:
Rglse lemmng's nlIy won quarter race
t.e ~. Billy Springs won e-eight this
m time 81 Prince won both heats in
fduhg contest; time 2:4S.
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ifn.5rdlongs-Pentecost, Grail, IgnIter. Time
The Fort SCHUYLER selling etakos 81, o.
longs-Smoke Potente. Rowdy. Time III
81, ON ,Iurlougs -Caughanwaga, niaukat
Early BYE Time 1:ffH. '"Aet'
.95ille 'ohegiau, Tour Miss Almy. Time
Dra1q stand handicap mile and fnr
iiong- hcrnando, Dublin Decanter limo
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ODD NEWS ITEMS.

thorltles refused the price. but arc willing
man VIII make another oner Of $4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-12

mArAEwsoN Ms rHE MAeNET.

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