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SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,

olB Market St., wilmington. Lei.
CAPITAL (full paid $5OO,OOO
SURPLUS $15O,OO0
Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ADMIN
ISTRATOR, GUARDIAN AS.
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts a
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management Of Real Estate and to
the Collection and Remittance OF
Rents, Interest on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burgular and Fireproof
Vaults, Makes ample provision in
its Store Room and Vaults Tor the
Safe Keeping Of Securities and Valu.
able Packages placed in its custody,
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President.
WILLIAM k. BRINCKLE, Vice. Pres
JAMES B, CLARKSON, Treas, and Sec.
JOHN S. ROSSELL Trust Officer.
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Married in Asbury Parsonage.

Miss Mabel Heck and William Esley
the latter formerly OF Baltimore, Nd,
were married on Wednesday evening a.
the parsonage Of Asbury M. E. Church
by the Rev. James Grove, after which >
reception was held at the brides home,
No. 29l1 Market street. Miss Bessie Heck
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid,
and Thomas Mshaffy acted as grooms-
mar. The bride wore white silk, trim
med with applique lace and carried
Bride roses. The bridesmaid wore pink
crepe de chine and carried La France
roses. The bride received many useful
and pretty presents.
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wedding Announcement Made.
Announcement has been made Of the
wedding OF Miss Nettie Virginia Merry
man and Harry Pennell Lott, which j,
to take place at the home Of the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mre. William
e. Brom we'll, No. 923 Walnut street, OF
Wednesday evening, April "a.
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whom Did she Meant

Mr.. Blurt-I'd hate to be that man
Wiggles; he has to ask his wife fol
every cent he spends.
Mrs. Blurt-Good for him; l know
a woman who has to- ask her hus.
band for every cent she spends and
usually gets only half she asks for
Ohio State journal.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA

..Kidnappers Of New York" was well
executed by the Payton company ut the
Grand Opera House last night The
scenery and stage settings, along
with the costumes worn by the ladies'
were as fine as has been seen in this
city for some time. There are changes
of scenes and scenery in every play and
new and refreshing songs und specialties.
The attendance is good and the audiences
very appreciative. This afternoon "A
Noble Woman" will be played. and to-
night the famous EAST Lynne"
The living pictures with which each
performance of the Wilbur Opera Co.
closes its show are the finest and most
original ever produced by any company.
They are all arranged under the per-
sonal direction of Miss Maud Daniels,
manager and sole lessee of this COM
pany, and she has spared no pains nor
expenses to make them perfect. The
expense Of this part of the entertain
ment is enormous, one picture alone cost
ing over $4,000.
Saturday, April Goth, is the date Of
the engagement of the famous Boston
ians, who will present, at the Grand
Opera House their latest success, the
new comic opera, "The Viceroy." by Vic
tor Herbert and Harry b. Smith. This
composition. sung by the Bostonians
with great favor at the KnickerbockeI
Theatre, New York, has been graphically
mounte Mt great expense by the man
agsment, and in point Of costume and
scenery is the peer of any recent pro
Al, Nhn arf;ar
of the story is laid in Sicily in the Fiji
teenth century, the first act showing thu
courtyard of the viceroy, the second !,
street in the city Of Palermo. and tn,
third the grOtto of the pirates. Owe
$4,000 has been expended in the pro
duction.
Allen and Delmain provide yer.
laughabls bit of entertainment in thei
comedy sketch entitled ''Nsver Again,
which is on the boards at Docketader'
this week. It is new creation and on
seldom finds 30 much that 10 really goo
condensed in a twenty minute sketch
Rosslv and Lee, sketch comedians an
dancers; Pelot. the kid juggler; Seeker
Wilkes and Seeker, high class coined
ians; Lester and Jermsin, an eccantri
team, and Gordon, vidocq and Haverle
and others contribute to the excel enc
OF the program. The last named tfar
have been accorded liberal applause Q
every appearance. Those who enjoy goo
vaudeville and know the difference HI
tween the good and the bad, thorough
appreriate Manager Dockstader's effort
to provide such excellent bills as b
house offers. He has another big sho
coming neIs week.
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t h e d e a t h o f
.Rounsevelle Wild
m a n Like his
p r e d e cessor at
the Hong-K o n g
consulate, he has
a n e w $ p a p e r
t r a i n i n g, and
when appointed
to his new posi-
ton was engaged
in II e W S pa p e r
work in his home
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Senior Azpiroz, the
Mexican minister
to this country,
and his wife So
cial outcasts at
Washington.
Senor Azpiros is
as courteous a
gentleman as can
be found with the
diplomatic corps
at Washin gton, i,
and his wife is as
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Hungary, is a Chi
cagoan. He is not
only a Chicagoan,
but one of whom
all Chicagoans are
proud. For sever
al years he has
been a | e a d e +
among students in
the lake city, and
has served h | 3
home city on its
nublic libra :
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propriated $5,000,-
900, is a reality, ii
will to a great ex-
tent be a monu-
ment to the en-
ergy of r e p r e.
sentative Richard
Bartholdt, of St.
Louis.
= Represent a tive
Bartholdt intro
d Il C e d t h e S t.
T,o,lis fair hill In
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Somewhat Ambiguous

"Jim says l am the only girl he
ever loved!"
"Oh, did hep"
"Why, don't you believe me?"
"Oh, yes, believe you."-Brookyln
IlIIc.
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Work for Governor HUM.

Work for Governor HUM.
In his term OF four years, Governor
HUM must write his name $4,000 timer
in signing licenses alone, signing l2,0OO
each year. The governor yesterday. I'm
ished the work OF attaching his sigma
ture to 1900 OF these licenses Of the
State.
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I,everinc-Woods wedding.

Levering-Woods Wedding.
Joshua lowering aud Miss Helen
Chase Woods were married in Baltimore
on Wednesday. Mr.. Levering was the
candidate Tor President on the Prohibit
zion ticket in 1896 He 10 prominent
member of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
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Elephant Has Eight Teeth.

An elephant has only eight teeth
two below and two above on each side.
At the age Of IA an elephant loses its
first set, and new set grows.
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Political gossip from England says
that Lord Salisbury is soon to retire

from the head of
the British minis
try, and the same
rumor associates
the name of Ar
thur James Bal
four as the new
coming premier.
A part of the pro-
granme as out
lined by the gos-
sips is. the raising
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A Victim of MatrImony.

Mrs. Bliffers-Your old friend has
such a sad face. Why is it?
Mr.. Blifers-Years ago he proposed
to very beautiful girl, and
Mrs. Bhffers-And she refused him
Mr.. Blihers--No. She married him
Tit Pits
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No Room for Doubt.

No noom h0r Doups
She-Are you sure that you love
me?
He--Of course I love you.
. She-But how do you know you dol
He-Why, isn't your father a mil
lonaire ?-Chicago Daily News.
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A Diplomatic Quarrel.

Naughty European diplomats and
their wives are attempting to make
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To succeed wildma n.

William A. Rublee, Of Milwaukee, is
the man who got the place vacated by
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Worked for $4,000, 600.

When the proposed st. Louis expo
sition, for which congress recently APP
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New Minister to Austria.

Robert 8. Mccormick, the new min
lister from this country to Austria
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Notice.

Notice.
On and after April lst, 1901, the county taxes re
naming unpaid will be placed in the hands Of a
magistrate for collection. Where tenants reside
on property rents will be attached, and where
owners reside in properties suit will be brought
before magistrate. with costs added in 10th
cases.
HORACE G. RETTEw,
mar28-ti Receiver Of Tax.s.
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-r.it for Tat.

Jack-I admit l don't understand
YOU. You women are all puzzles.
Jil-which proves that you men are
all stubborn.
I Jack--Indeed?
Jill-Yes, you simply won't give us
up.-Philadelphi Press.
Flannel Will shrink.
Eaton--These hot cakes are not az
large ss those got here a few days
ago.
Waiter-No? Well, you see, these
are flannel cakes, and flannel VIII
shrink.-Philadelphia Record.
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HELP WANTED.

w work. A white man and son IL years ot
age wants farm work and live III tenant house.
Good places ready for cooks and hou girls,
S3 so per week. Apply at Wilmington Intelli-
gence Office, S05 Shipley street.
Az ANTED--First class cuttr. Apply PEN
w MOCK & CO.. Fifth and Market streets.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Valuable Realty Sold.

A transaction was closed today which
involved the transfer of the title to the
property at the southeast Garner of 10th
and F streets northwest. Benjamin B.
Bradford, real estate broker, having sold
the property for Mr. Stilson Hutchins to
Henry Zieman for 1000.
The lot has a frontage of twenty feet on
F. street and runs back fifty-eight feet on
10th street. The improvements consist OF
a good three-stery structure, which Is un-
der lease to the new owner, and has. been
occupied by him for some time. 1t is
stated that no immediate change in the
character of the improvements is contem-
plated.
The lot contains 1,160 square feet, and
computed on that basis and regarding the
improvements as of no value, the per foot
price was nearly $50. Mr.. Hutchins
bought the property about six months ago
in connection with the piece adjoining,
and fronting on 10th street. He now dis
poses of the corner, retaining the 10th
street property.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
TO SKEPTICAL ASTHMATICS,

The truly marvelous-cures Of Asthma which have
already been effected by DIR. Rudolph Sehifrmann
certainly call for notice. His preparation Schin-
mann's Asthma Cure) not only gives instant relief
in the most stubborn and obstinate cases. but pos
itively CURES, in proof Of which hear what the
Town Clerk at Cavalier. N. D., Mr.. w. Sererus,
says: Il was troubled with asthma for twenty
years; about eight years ago started to use your
Asthma Cure. and have not had an attack for six
years"
Schihmann's Asthma Cure can be obtained Of all
druggists at 50c and $100 per package. by writ
Ing direct to DIR. Schinmann. Box s0i st. Paul.
MINI.
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ALLEGED THEFT OF STAMPS
John Turner Makes a Coufe~siou
After His Arre~f

John Turner. a colored porter, employed
In the offices of the Southern Railway Conn
pany. was arrested today by Detectives
Hartigan and Boyd on charges of having
stolen quantities of stamps from the Of
fees where he was employed BaptIste
Costa, who keeps a fruit stand at 6l5 18th
street northwest, was arrested and charged
with having received stamps from Turner.
Knowing them to have been stolen.
Turner admitted to the detectives that
he had been stealing stamps in small
quantities for about a year, and said he
had disposed Of many Of them to Costa
The latter denied that he had purchased
any stamps from the colored porter until
TINS morning, and said he bought only two
nCnoreo OF them then. On the other hand
Iurner says he sold Costa LOCO 2-cent
stamps yesterday for IS, and that he re-
cefved " from him today for 900 2-cent
stamps.
Both men are married. Turner is twenty
Two years old and lives at Ills 10th street
northwest. Costa is forty-eight years old.
stamps have been missed from the safe
In the railway Office for some time but Il
taken at one time
After the men had been locked up the de-
IecuNes visited the home of Costa, No 915
street. and also his fruit store. and re-
covered number of stamps Believed 70 be
more than 1000. Some of them were 4O-
cent internal revenue stamps but these are
not claimed by the railway company.
Many OF the stamps were found beneath
the Italians bed at his home, while Others
We're discovered in different places about
the store. Costa said to the detectives
tnat ne had been dealing In stamps for
many months and said he sold many OF
them. "
turner, who has been in the employ Of
the company for about fifteen years saws
ne commenced stealing stamps a little
more than year ago. Then he gave them
TO Costa for pies cakes and fruit he said.
ana later. when he took larger quantities.
he received cash for them. Several charges
OF larceny VIII be preferred against the
porter. The detectives are still investI-
eating the case.
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Detective Latchford's Illness.

Mr. Lawrence A. Latchford, who has
been a member Of the metropolitan police
department for nearly six years. will leave
his home in Anacostia this evening for the
city Of Ell Paso, Tex, where he goes in the
hope of regaining his health. Yesterday he
appeared before a retiring board at police
headquarters
Mr.. Latchford became seriously i'll sew
eral months since while on duty in the city
and was in Providence Hospital for a num-
ber of weeks as a result. He has been In
bad health since leaving the institution, al
though his condition has latterly shown
some improvement. He will close his duty
with the police department as precinct de-
tective of the fifth precinct His main SER
vice has been in that precinct and at Ana
costa, and in many instances his work has
been Of an important character and has
been such as to call forth at times the
recognition Of Major Sylvester, chief of the
department. He has many friends in the
department.
Evening star., 1901-10-09

The District Commissioners have received
a letter from the East Washington Heights
Citizens Association requesting that an ex-
tension of the street lighting service be
made along Pennsylvania avenue extended,
Branch avenue and the Bowen road east
wardly to the District line; also that gas or
naphtha lamps be placed on Suitland road
from it's junction with the Bowen road to
the District line. The electrical department
has reported that lights have been ordered
for erection on Pennsylvania avenue ex-
tended from Twining City to the Bowen
road, and they will be erected during the
construction Of the gas main along the
thoroughfare.
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PENSION GRANTED.
The Commfssioners Settle a Long.
Standing COntrOversy.

Standing Controversy.
The District Commissioners today de-
cided to grant a pension of IS a month from
the police pension fund to John Leroy Hell
ler, a son of the late Private Jacob Heller
of the police department. This finally dis
poses Of a case which has been before the
District board since the summer of 1899,
when former Commissioner John B. Wight
had supervision of the police department.
At that time the question Of granting PEN
sions to the children of Private Heller was
considered. Upon motion Of Mr.. Wight, the
child, John Leroy Heller, was excluded
from the benefits because 1t was held he
had been cared for number of years be-
fore his fathers death by a relative, and
was to all intents and purposes an
adopted child Of the relative. The
case was recently reopened at the instance
of an attorney for the Heller heir, and the
matter was referred to the attorney for
the District for an opinion. He held that
the Commissioners were not empowered by
the law creating the pension fund to dis
criminate between the children of a de-
ceased policeman, but that all within the
age prescribed should be treated alike. 1t
was in accordance with this opinion that
the Commissioners today approved the fol-
lowing recomm endation in the case made
by Major Richard Sylvester, the superin-
tendent Of police:
''It will be observed that the pension
board in this case made an award to John
Leroy Heller of So a month, which was dis
approved by the Commissioners November
16, 1899, on motion Of John B. Wight, who
at that time was the Commissioner in
charge of the police department.
In view of the opinion of the attorney
for the District of Columbia. 1 have to
recommend that the child John Leroy Hell
Ter be given an allowance of IS per month,
to date from September %. 1899, payable
from the Dolicemen'S fund"
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Decides Case Not Made Out.

Justice Bradley today decided that Mrs.
ArvilIa McDonough had not made out a
case of willful desertion and cruelty as
grounds for divorce from her husband,
Patrick j. McDonough. and dismissed the
proceedings
This is the second time Mrs. McDonough
has attempted to secure q legal separation
from her husband, the first suit filed In
December. 1S9S, also having been dismissed
for the same reason.
The suit which was dismissed today was
brought In July of last year
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Illness Of Ex-Mayor Emery.

Mr.. Matthew G. Emery, who is quite Ill
at his residence. 207 street northwest. is
reported today by DR.. Richard Kingman,
his physician, as being somewhat better.
He rested comfortably last night. and the
anxiety which was felt by his family In
regard to him for a day or two past. is
somewhat relieved. Mr.. Emery was indis-
posed during the latter part of last week
suffering from his old trouble, indigestion,
complicated with a cold. The latter devel-
oped into laryngitis, and Monday and
Tuesday he was quite sick. the effort to
clear the throat affecting his heart. The
physician succeeded In relieving the throat
difficulty somewhat, with the result that
today the condition of the patient has i'm
proved.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Final Order of Conformation.

A. B. Duvall, attorney for the District,
has written to the District Commissioners
informing them that the Court of Appeals
has directed the lower court to carry into
effect the final order of confirmation in the
matter Of the special assessment of proper
ty in the proceedings for the extension of
Rhode Island avenue. This action by the
courts makes the assessments in the case
lien upon the land involved from the time
of the order Of the final confirmation.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
The Mckinley Arch.

10 the Editor Of Ihe Evening Start
The effort to collect funds for McKin-
ley memorial arch to be erected In WASH
ington will meet with enthusiastic success
do not understand that the exact loca-
ton in Washington for this arch has been
proposed to make 1t one of the approaches
for the Arlington bridge. It is not certain
that the contributors to the fund will pre-
fer to have the Mckinley arch located on
the river front. The precise form Of the
memorial and the exact location should be
selected by a national committee of experts
In art and landscape effects.
THOMAS w. GILMER.
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Reading for the Blind.

At the regular Thursday afternoon read
ing in the room for the blind at the Con-
gressional Library tomorrow Mrs. Towers
Dawson will read. This is in place Of the
announced reading of Miss Mary Lawton
which will take place on the following
Thursday. Mrs. Dawson is gifted elo-
cutionist and friend Of Paul Lawrence
Dunbar, the poet
Evening star., 1901-10-09
BARRIERS Elect Officers.

The coloced journeymen BARRIERS Of Wash
ington held a largely attended meeting at
9Th and G streets last evening. and organ
lied by electing Joe Anderson president,
Walter Tate secretary and Love Young
treasurer. An application has been made
for charter that will permit the new Or
of Labor.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Convicted of Stealing Bricks.

John Clifford. colored. was today con-
victed in the Police Court Of stealing 1900
bricks from the District of Columbia and
Judge Scott lned him So with the alterna-
tive Of thirty days In Jail. Joseph Tyers,
an aged colored man who Is charged with
receiving the bricks knowing them to have
been stolen, asked for trial by jury, which
was granted by the court.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
West Virginia Safely Republican.

Judge j. H. Dunbar Of Fayetteville. w,
Va, is in the city with his wife and family.
To Star reporter he said today that he
had been in consultation wIta Senators
Elkins and Scott in regard to the political
situation In his state, and that in his opin-
ion West Virginia was as safely Republican,
as was the state Of Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Guilty of AssauIf.

Richard Dorsey. colored, today in the Pa,
lice Court pleaded guilty of assaulting his
wife by knocking her down in the street
with his. fist. Judge Scott fined him soa.
with the alternative OF sixty days IN iail'
A similar sentence was imposed on Orlando
Evans. who, 1t was alleged. assaulted Susie
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Missing Since June %.

Christian Kirchner Of No 20 North Cal
houn street, Baltimore. has sent notices
abroad announcing the disappearance of
his son. Edward Kirchner, aged twenty-six,
whose friends have known nothing of his
whereabouts since June 90 Mr.. Kirchner
fears an accident has befaHen the young
man or that he is Ill and unable to COM
municate with his home In the circulars
sent out the missing man is said to have
been slightly demented.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Lynchers Responsible for Her Deaf,

Lynchers Responsible for Her Death.
sHELBfViLI4E. KY. October e.-Mrs.
Ben. C. Perkins. wife Of the jaaler at this
place. is dead as the result Of shock and
fright suffered Wednesday morning when
mob attacked the San ana iynchsd two
negroes. At that time Mrs. Perkins wsS
III with nervous attack and DIR. W. r.
Baird, her physician. declares that the raid
of the lynchers Is responsible for the
woman's death.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Base Ball Players orr.ni,s

CHICAGO. October "a movemsn,
tirely Independent Of the Players. Protao-
tive Association has been inausura,a6 hv
members of National League clubs .pa,ns,
club owners, for the purpose OF comnall,nr
an increase of salaries. Contracts for iao5
1t Is said. will not be signed until demandf
OF players are conceded
Evening star., 1901-10-09
VIII Keep Out Canadian C,t,,.

HD.NbuRGH- October 9.-Replyfng 70
an influential delegation Representing Scat.
tish agricultural interests, the president =,
the board of agriculture, Mr.. Hanburv
said today that so long as he was president
OF the board he would never consent TO the
removal OF the restrictions on ths tr,,nor.
tation OF Canadian cattle.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Changes in Clerical Forc..

The District Commissioners today issued
orders making the following changes in
the water Office:
Mr.. p. G. Melbourne, clerk In the water
department at LOCO per annum. promoted
to be clerk at "a per diem, vice Roach, re-
signed. and c. Francis Owens, clerk in the
surveyors office at 81. 45 per day, promoted
to clerk In the water department at $1,000
per annum, vice Melbourne, promoted to
take effect this date.
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Killed I'm Rolling Mil.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Sta,

opeciHI Ddspatch 70 The Evening Star.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. October e.-Johu a
Troll. twenty years old. was crushed to
death this morning between the rolls at
the plant Of the schonthal Iron and Steel
Company where he was employed. He wss
son OF Joseph O. Troll. iron worker. who
witnessed the accident. His body vsnt
through a three-inch space
Evening star., 1901-10-09
saiIboat Sunk.

A sailboat belonging to Mr.. Levin w.
Walker of "Grandview" was sunk in the
Potomac near Mt. Vernon Sunday The
wind was blowing a gale. A party of
Washingtonians was on board On hearing
their cries for help Mr.. S. S. Grau of this
city and Mr.. Walker also. on a fishing
boat, hastened to their assistance All on
board were safely conveyed to the shore
Evening star., 1901-10-09
Fire at Hebron. Ohio

NEWARK, Ohio. October 9.-At Hebron.
a small town near this place. fire early 10.
day destroyed eight business houses and
hve residences. Loss. $4,000. partially COW
ereo oy insurance. A fire engine was sent
the flames.
Evening star., 1901-10-09

DAYTON. Ohio. October e-Dr. Ru.a.r,
Mckinley Of Steubenvills. Ohio. a cousin
OF the late President. was today elected
moderator Of the state Presbyterian SYNOD
IA session here. Nearly 800 delegates are
In attendance.
Evening star., 1901-10-09

For the larceny of hat valued ct 81
from Prince Robinson. William weiskey
was today convicted in the Police Court
He was fined - by Judge Scott.
Evening star., 1901-10-09

Malaria Makes Impure Blood.
Groseis rssteless Chill Tonic cures Malaria,