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Going to bed to tumble and toss and
dream; to pursue in vain the phantom
sleep through long weary hours and rise
to new day unrested and unrefreshed.
That IS the way with many woman, who
Is tOrlHented by the aches and pains re-
suld4g from female weakness, and other
diseases Of the delicate organs Of woman
DR.. PieTCe's FavoTite Prescription was
made to cure Just such cases and 1t does
what 1t was made for Il heals ulcera-
ton and Inflammation, dries facilitating
drains, cures female weakness, strength
ems the body, sOOthcs the nerves and
enriChes the blood II gives lasting
strength for the day and sound sleep
for the night
For three years suffered continually, = writes
Mrs. L J. Dennis, Of 628 Fast College ST. Jack
souve. Ills 81 g0zltE relief among the medical
procession and JoisgG EI0ze until induced to try
Dr.. PieTCe's FavOrite Prescription. When
commenced taking this medicine I weighed
niuety-Ive pounds. Il built me up until now
weigh one hundred and hfty-six pouTids-rnore
than I ever weighed before. I was 50 bad
would lie from day to day and long for death 70
come and relieve ny suffering. I had internal
Inflammation, Z d;sagTeeable drain, bearing
down pains and s----l distress every month BIT
row never have paiE-lc all my own work
and an strong and healthy woman Thanks
to your medicine
BiIiousneSs Is banished by the use OF
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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a QUEER ELECTRICAL DISPLAY.
Schooner at baltimore Comes in Con-
tact with n Live Wire.

BALTIMORE. March GA remarkable
electrical display occurred Thursday aft
eruoou on board the schooner Samuel l.
Russel, Captain Linthicum, lying in the
Back Basin. She was lying head on TO
Caroline Street, and TO finish discharg-
ing her lumber il was necessary to haul
her ahead until The flying jibboom reach
Cd over the street. As she was about to
be made fast there vas a sudden shower
Of sparks from tho stays OF the flying
small blue flames ran down and played
about the rail The standing rigging be
gan 20 take uE he display
on board there was CONSERVATION
Thinking the vessel was on :ire. the COOK
ran ont of the galley and was about 20
pour water on the lights that began to
show all around. when 4 nan stopped
CiuiJy, and soon men. women. and chill
dreu gathered on the dock. The crew Of
the vessel were overcome with fear, but
remained ON board. as there was no CV.-
deHce of the Russell being afire, al
though there were more blue HghIs
around than anyone on board had ever
seen supplied by st. Elmo.
A man who knew what the trouble was
told the mate of the Russell 20 slack ais
lines ana drop the vessel astern- This
the mate bieCted to doing, as he feared
that If He got out in the dock there would
not bc half as much chance to escape il
the ship caught fire
Just rs soon as this was done and the
Russell dropped back n fe" feet there
was a sudden end 10 the lights that had
been dancing all over the rigging. Their
presence was explained iu j.. bis way: The
Russell has wire - avs anu standing rig
ginG- VI hen she hauled ahead her jib-
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New York Cotton sIRrket
Nnmnc Fnrmer Wardered.

PENNSBORO, W. Va. March ga
mysterious murder occurred about six
miles south Of this place Thursday night
when Creed Jones, a young farmer, was
killed in his own yard by some unknown
person. Jones was sitting in the house
when he was fired at thro -a:h the win
dow. fastening 70 the dc II be started
out in the darkness il pursuit of the as
sassin- He did not return. and a little
later d search was made for him, which
resulted IN the discovery OF his body only
4 few fet from the house. lie had been
shot four times with a revolver and had
four bullet holes in his body. any one OF
which would probably have proved fatal.
There is a suspicion that a relative OF
Jones knows something about the muir
der. bat nothing has been found yet on
which 10 base All arrest.
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MARKET BOOM CONTINUES
Sharp Gains in Many Stocks for the
Close of the Week.

The CGaIers BuGyaut on Decision
Asnfnst Il StriISe-TractiOns Strong
Bank Statement Figures Less Unfa-
,-oraE,Ie Than Generally Expected.
NEW YORK. March 3O-The Stock
Market opened active and generally hiSh-
er with the granger stocks and the rail
way shares generally in the lead in re
spect Of strength and activity St Paul
was particularly strong and active and
Burlington and Quincy was dealt IN at
about yesterdays final figures, with very
positive assertions current that the con-
troll Of the property had actually been ac-
quired in the interests Of the Northern
Pacific
There were heavy dealings also in the
anthracite coal shares on the formal an
Iouncement that the miners had decided
not to strike - this time. Ontario and
Western. in q particularly sharp advance.
was the feature OF these stocks Other
noteworthy advances in the railway list
were IN Lake Erie and Western, the
Atchfson and Wheeling. and Lake Erie
The most sensa GonaI early advance IN
the market was rise OF FIVE points in
Delaware, I.ackawanna and Western on
buying of the same character which has
appeared in that stock for the past Two
or three days In the Industrial quarter
the United States Steel stocks continued
firm and exceedingly active American
Tobacco reflected pressure and Sugar Re
inning WAS dealt II within very narrow
limits The local traction group was
buCyaat.
The London market for American
stocks WAS shown At irregular changes,
and sharp advance took place in St.
Paul making that stock Il conspicuous
feature Of the dealings Foreign houses
bought St Paul in this market but 9th
erwise traded on both sides Of the &C
count.
Except for the noted decision Of the
coal miners not to suspend work at this
time, there was little novel in this morn
ing's situation with financial bearing.
Notwithstanding the fact That the pre-
liIninary estimates OF the cash movement
q the week indicated a less to the banks
of between 3,0dV,050 and $1,000 Coz. little
attention seemed to be paid TO the prob
ability Of q poor bank statement
The bank statement when II appeared
showed less loss in cash than expected
It had little effect on the Stock Market,
which continued to show bUOyancy IN
many stocks and dullaess in others Rock
Island and AtChiSOn. common, were the
features Of the last few minutes of the
day both advancing sharply
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PARKERSBURG. ". Va. March go
Marshal Jake Dye, OF Marietta, has dis
covered buried on the river bank near
here. and close TO some houseboats Occu-
pied by ParEersburg parties, a conn Iete
hit OF burglar tools, which are believed
to be those used IN the recent robbcr,,
OF the bank at Lowell, Ohio. Dye Was on
the track of the bank robbers when he
discovered the tools ana thinks he viii
now find the men
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boom ran under network of wires along
the street and against one her foretop-
mast stay struck The wire was i live
one ana the current from il played all
over the vessel.
Soon after the schooner had gotten
away from the, wires two Of the negro
crew Wer- ordered ralJfL TO paint the
trucks. They refused to go. Captain
I.inthicum was on the street yesterday
hunting for substitutes 10 replace his
Incu who refused duty alOf-. as he feared
when he was ready 10 sail for Norfolk
they would not g with him. The Russell
sailed late in the afternoon.
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The movements that occurred in prices
after the bank statement were the most
interesting OF the session because they
might be expected TO reflect the way in
which the Street feels regarding it
There was 2 tremendous squirt in Rock
Island during the last ten minutes of the
session. five points being gained above
any previous price
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The coalers were bUoyant at the open
frg and again Just before the close This
presages q line squirt III some of them
next week. Reading, first preferred, on
tario and Western, and perhaps the Fries
are due 70 have q boom The formal de
cision against a strike cannot be consid-
cred anything else than very important
LachaWanna made 4 sensational advance
Of several points At the opening. 1t IS
the greatest gain of the past week.
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Saies-C Columbia Railway SIS I.G19GI1o:
Met. r. Z. G's As: 5.G10T1gS; Washington
Loan ard Trust: l8uII2'2, 15G173. lgq111at
4UfilZ52. Amer. Security and Trust Co:
Sd 1g42&e; Capital traction: 2GTIGsIE.
- ,l9i+sf Arlington Fire Insurance Co. -
gt.0- Washington Gas: l505S: American
GT&phophone Co. common. 2aUfuls
American Graphophone Co, preferred: $
F5lli.. After call-Wash5nEtOn Gas .2JTt
IS; American Security and Trust Co: 80
Gt-Z9, I2Es23Q-buyer CO
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the statement were as follows: Reserves
decreased $2.4G1,SI5, loans increased $6,1l0,-
Goo, specie decreased $751;, 800, legals in
creased $4TI.Se0, deposits increased $3,S24,-
go. circulation increased $Ie9,eo0- With q
decrease of nearly s., 600 in surplus re
serve II cannot be said that the banks
are in q very good condition.
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WHAT'S YOUR FACE Worth.

Sometimes fortune, but r-y4r If you have
saIlow complexion, jauif!:se,' lo0k. moth
patches anc tlotshes on the skin all sIgus OF
Liver Trouble But Dr. Kings NV Life Pills
gigc Clear skin. Rosy Checks, Rich C0nU!eyign
Only . cents Al Henry Evans Drug store, %
Z 81 nv
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The week in the Stock Market ended rs
had been expected by conservative peo-
pie generally with many sharp advances
in prices and a general show Of buoyan-
cy and strength, with heavy buying by
the public and much manipulation, with
4 poor bank statement which. however
did not have any effect on the enthusiasm
Of the buying The closing prices were in
many cases the highest on record and
with Few exceptions they showed impor-
tant gains for the past week There was
Tnere excitement in the transactions than
las been at any time Yet in this move
m=Tt, and the effect OF the heavy pub
lie buying without much care or thought
for the morrow was evident Spurts Of
four or five points in a few minutes oc-
CURED IN two or three stocks ard 81
Vances OF one and NO points in a few
''1oEaCIons were common The outlook is
tf.at the opening OF Monday viii at a
higher level and with more Hiidness than
that Of today a recession Of some i'm
portance is not unlikely after the open
ing.
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WALL PAPEE.
CHURCH NOTICES.

ices aJ 80 O'Clock SUNDAY afternoon nd 10
O'Clock Wednesday evenings IN Confederate Vet
trans Hall. i5I IlIh 81 uw. At the sunday Sesl-
ice, March 81. 1891, col. OLIVER G. ~ABiN
viii deliver tho bfth Of series "t twelve lee
lures teaching bow 10 heal The sick ly @ ri-tilu
Science methods. These lectures arc Tree. A. ghe
close Ci the testimonial services Wednesday
free. Hall eomnodious and comfortable. Al are
invited. 81
ANNIVERSARY If Modern Spiritual i-rl-Tha
Educational and Religious society Of SpiIilualst=
VIII held anniversary services SUNDAY III = o. ne
at 5l6 9'h Il. nv MzS- Jacques viii speak. Mrs.
WarLeka NIL give tests. and the rite Of lsu, ism
Viii be administered. All are uei-o.re. seats
tee. 81
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At the same time Atchison, common
stock, boo-aed up to above IS It was
said by the people that engineered the
advance that there has been a deal be
tween these two systems Such n deal
has been limited at for some time past.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-30

The bank statement WAS less bad than
indicated by preliminary figures, but it
was perhaps worse than had been looked
for. There had been a general belief that,
although the banks were losing money,
AdT. Morgan and his friends would doctor
the figures up in some way TO look well
II seems probable that they did transfer
money late IN the week from the trust
companies 30 the banks The figures Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-30
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W B Hibbs & Co. mem
ters of the New York Stock Exchange. 1913
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VEHICLES AND HARNESS.
500 rJbber-tre ruEai}JIt-- 50
50 nickel sv. surrey 81
our STYLES were never finer nor designs more
artistic than We have incorporated il our 1901
stock % vehicles and harness
II Won want 20 ssEC big money on vour We
hiclcs and harness Dt sLrc and see our great dis
ply
JAMES X PRoBEY.
lZao sd 81 NV
mi2s-1no-c Phone West -.
FOR SALE Secondhand DAYTON and other lrae-
ons. sTTcys, buggic5. 1910 Ohio ave SUI
LTNANS ezs-S
FOR SALE-0Te hay horse good saddlcr. tine
actor great roar i-rrSc, also oUc Columbus bug
~. three Isdie-' saGd}e-, lot OF riding brides.
one ruabout. Il05 nth 81. nv. e2s-3
FOR SALE Stronsiy-builU dayton wagon. SO
I4l2 18th St esq
FOR SALE-Cheap. i heavy draft horses: also
some fne saddlers and hish-cIass drivers PRES
TONS STABLES, sIh and I SIS NESS
FOR sALE-Cheap, iced wagon; good condition
1854 sd st. nv. mss
- J,,EEDA lrap, buggy, surrey, dayton, run
about. business wagon, or harness. new or sec
ond-hand save time and money by calling at
C0GSWELL'S. 2G9 Ilth St NV In25-7
GREAT BARGAINS to be positively sold; twenty
Jour horses. eight mares; been used in and
about CITY: suitable for any business or would
make excellent farm family horses; two good
driving mares. two mares IN foai; 10 reason
able cher refused 20 ~ St NV m25-6
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FOR RENT-sUBUBBAN.

FOR RENT-Bv the year 7-room cottage At Lin
den Nd. shade garden and excellent water;
about minutes walk from citeAer steam or cleo
the cars Apply 232 Ind ave. NV 81
FOR RENT Forc~tyiIlc, Md; miles from Wash
inetou; six-room house and outbuildfnGs, eight
acres Of land; fruit and good water; SO.
Owner. l2s D 81. ne. In29-3
FOR RENT-Suhurlun; house Of Z rooms; Maple
ave. Takoma rark. Apply 10 520 DIST a. nv
r.rl-g
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily By ". B. Hibbs i Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 14I9 F
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The CeaIers BuOyaHt on Decision
Against Il StriISe-TractiOns Strong
Bank Statement Figures Less tnfa
vorabIc Than Generally Expected
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HONEY To LGAN at S1z TO per Ger t, in SUNS
Of 81 90 to SIoT1 on D. c. real estate; pay of
5 and 8 per cent mortgages and begin anew; ali
transactions conducted With economical considera
ton fer borrowers. WM. Il. SAUNDERS & Co.
l4J7 ST
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TO SMASH
TOBACCO TRUST!
100000 British and @, O,OOO, 900 Ameri-
can Company to Be Banded Together.

The announcement or the formation
OF n committee ,o r.udJust the affairs OF
the Havana Commercial Company. In
wEich some OF the old directors OF the
company have associated with them for
that purpose three Of the directors or
tn. Universal Tobacco Company.
Messrs Tilhrd. Butler and Wilson,
lends color TO recent reports that to-
bac.o war il imminent
Tho Consolidated T"bscco Company
commonly known ns the Trust mas ar.
raycd agairs, 1t the Imperial Manuiac.
turing Company OF Great Britain AMI
ireland. with capital Of S75.Dto.Do at
tack!ng Its European trade, and IN.
Universal Tobacco Company. with a
capital cf 100000. and lt- allied COM
panles attacking itE domestic and CO.
lonial trade.
The Imperial Tobacco Company repre-
The evening world., 1901-10-22
CONVICT KEEPS
VOW Of REVENGE
LEAVES SING SING AND BEATS
WOMAN SAVAGELY.

~ r1omas Nc cEnncry was leaving the
Special Sessions rnurt-rupHi tn brooklyn
nearly three ycars ago. after being sem
trnccd TO Two and a half years In SiEx
Sing Prison for burglary. he swore he
would "Ect square on Mrs. Mary
l.cepcr the prinr!pa! witness against
him
Mrs. l.crper * the daughter o, the
head OF TIE firm ot the Frank Johnson
Company. whose copper plant IN Green.
point had been looted by McEnnety.
McEnurry finished serving his SELL
tcuCc tive weeks ago. He left the
prison with Ei- longing !nr revenge NJ
strong ~ when he -hterea the gloomy
walls
Last nishI he w.:iit 20 the home OF MIRA.
Ir.p-r. No. ., Richardson street. WIl.
!am5btr *. AMI when her flve-year-old
daughter .Alic, came - the door Me-
Ern-rN related a tale OF hnrtishlp TO Tho
{ hild aud begged iu see her mother.
tho ittlr girls cz,ll -he w.is seized bs
The throat. beaten suvisciy snd clloked
into iH-"nsiblity. \ pSisser-by heard
her fSr,ams. D.!ts OF her assa!lant auI
saved h,r from further fla rH. s
20 .iay McEnntTy was arrested By De-
lfct.vc Joseph Langisn. OF the iiefhEI1
streat Dss...s.. cation, after a hari Esfsizz
ye OH the Gr.enpont decks. ana til
10 the y - street staticn. wnsza =
.as u. b eoa hall for tstaa.
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He GIVES Up
$4,000 LOOT.
0'ConneII, Music Hall Man,
Returns Part of Armit-
ages Stealings.

Harry o'Conneli. proprietor OF the
music hall at Eighth avcnu. and one
Hundred ,,l rITtx.,t,rJ y,r,.t ..h.-,
,.,,,,,,, -, 49,
young George armi'as". the bank mes
sengcr. held high rcvcl on his stcalinss.
surrendered /, ,I,c poIir. ,hts ,orcroon
~, ''.
iic CAV" 20 ,ipt' Iiius 40" o' 'he
money stolen by ArmIiagc from the
Bank ot .Ncw Amsterdam.
oconnell. VINO lives at No. 40 West
Thirticih street. sent woru ~ the
Thtrticth street police station that lie
had S3.5Sy oI the money Armitage TOOK
from the bank.
officer Shocnlck. VIII" has known
O'conncl since he was Il boy. was sent
out to get him. They met on the corner
near the siation-house. and O'conncn
was nut under arrest. lie was taken to
Ueaduliurtcrs
TO Capt. Titus lie told how he Go,
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sen,s 90 per cent. Of the European 10.
bacco industry.
". D. Will. of the ". D. * II. o..
Wills Company. OF London. will b" the
President OF the Impcria! Tnbacc" COM
piny. while William II. Butter Is prc.i-
dent OF the rG!veE.Al Tobacco Com
pany.
They are both men OF known ability
In IL" tobacco world with many years
"Np"rienc" I" guide Them In their new
enterprises. ana both have strong hnan-
c!al AMI trade backing
II L. evident thnI an nIIinnc~
between the Imprrini Hnd Ini-
Hrrsni companies. with the allied
corporations included. wnuid con-
stitutr II very form i,in i,ir .ppOsi-
ttOn to the COnsniidnt-d TUbncco
Company. the gigantic trust which
has nppnrcnii, h-r.i0Io.c ,nIO.cd
u complete mpnOpOI,.
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D|DN' I MEAN
To HIT SON
Old Anderson Says He Fired
Intending Only to Scare
Him.

Peter Anderson. tho Long Island City
plano maker who is now on trial in
the queens County Court FOR killing
his shn On MAY q ~ this year took the
stand this morning In his own defense.
II" testified that he was sixty years
old. a native ~. Sweden. but had lived
In this country FOR twenty-five years.
He told how iis son had time and
again struck him and beaten him. SGd
swor. that two years ago he had been
Knocked down BY his son and beaten
nearly !nsensible.
lie said that once. seven years ago.
the boy shot a, him. He narrowly es-
ciped being killed. the bullet grazing
his side.
Coming down to the present case. An
dcrson told how the son and laughter
had gone to North Beach. While they
wcr. Son. he went upstairs and got
revolver, which he intended 20 use TO
scare his son.
AZ soon ~ the son got back he began
to quarrel with his father. The sister
told him to "Shu, up" a. her father
had a revolver. The boy. according TO
his father. replied that II don't care.
III TX the old man."
Anderson declared that when he drew
the revolver and fred he did not moan
30 shoot his son. All he wanted to do
was To frlshten him and protect him
self
\, the conclusion os Andersons testf.
;nonY recess was taken.
During the afternoon further wiz
ncssrs were examined
Henry Montfort. counsel for defense.
will try to prove the shooting was both
accidental and self-defensive
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WOMEN HELL P BURGPS WIFE
FIGHT HIS DIVORCE SUIT.
Trial Of DeImonico
Chefs Case Began
To-Day, with Many
Female Friends Of
Defendant on Hand
to Testify for Her.

Alber; Hurgt chef At Dcimonico's.
wants a divorce lrcm Marie Bursi. TO
whom he wa. married on Aug. 10. 1925.
Justice DuErp md a Jury are try!n.s tho
case In Part II, o. the supreme Cour,
to-day.
The chef says that he and his bride
had i, hl.-s,ul honeymoon. spent in
travel. hut that since then they have
don. nothing but quarrel.
Things went from bad to worse until
the nigh, ot Feb. II. 1900, when. IN.
husband says. he went home 10 their
HAT a, No. go wcs, Twcnty-s"v"nth
street. TO lind ,hs, his wife had left.
taking his clothing and other proper
ties
Later. says the complaint drawn by
House. Grossmnn 4 Norhaus. he found
her installed In "A HAT with another man.
Through her lawyer. y. J. OConncll.
tho wife den.ei all charges and ap-
p-srcd in court to-day at the head OF u
solid phaianx OF female friends who are
10 testify In her behalf
I Letter fros, Mrs. Hurxi.
A letter said TO have been written by
Mrs, Burgi to her husband after their
separation. which viii be- used as evil
drnc". reads in part
is II rot awful 10 think that ! mar
r!cd the worst man there was. and 10
thihk | luv"i YOU 80 much | am all
over II. never worry any more. Thank
God | have u nice lit.l. home. have
q bicycle. Every morning ! get UP ut
. o'clock and have "a good time all
around IN" town.
IL go TO holy mass and arirrwRri ! go
to tnncS Island. ! never felt so happy.
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SECOND DEAD
BABY FLOATS IN
ANOTHER BODY FOUND THIS
AFTERNOON IN ERIE BASIN.
First Wn- Discovered Yesterday
and Enrh Wn. Ont, u
Few Days Ola.

just tw"n,ytour hours after The Nnd.
Ing OF the body of an infant On Pier I
In Erie Basin, III" body Of another dead
child nont"d In thIs afternoon, Tn"
body was found by william M1loncy. nt
NJ. los Tw"lfth street. WHO vas stand.
Ing on the bier.
.>s was the ease yesterday tho body
FOUND to-day was tnat of a child only
"a few days aid. Il had apparently been
In the water for nearly a month. There
were no marks OF violence on II,
though 1t was so badly decomposcd that
IL wis Impossible TO tell the cause OF
death. )
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BOY RUN DOWN BY CAR.
Iitiir Charles U"s~nbnum Nn> Die
from iniUri~s.

I'our.yc.r-oia Charles Eo-"nbnIn. ~
80. ?: Madison street AS rnm do"n
by !, horse ,,r TIT. afternoon ana may
die Ills lrr leg Wa Drntcn and
nearly severed from his body,
The toy wnS playing IN the street
and started t. crDs3 rs Car No I: came
bowling downtown Tho horses knocked
the iitII' chlp down. aui he rolled
un.cr the wH.cis No arrests wrF-
made
Mrs R1senDaum. the boys mother.
t. III Tn. accident upset her So that
physicIans f-nr tor her he also. Th-
injured 10y waH taken 10 GoIycru-ur
Hospital.
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IN CONTEMPT.

Tina, ere feilcr you've been a-iryin'
OF has done appealed ,oa higher court. .
said the rural Dailtr.
~ know IT. replied the Justice, "an'
I'm liked fer him. Jest wait TIL I
Ikstch him OH the big Atlanta
.trnstit,ition.
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No III East Eighty-ftf,h street. onr
uight last August n" said .hcy found
man IN the apartment which was IN
gas Tn" man claimed 80 b" a de;.c-
live aud hat he was tn-rc 80 protect
Mra Brugi
Mrs Mary Smith, u M. IH East
Eishty--iNth street. who wHs the Jani-
tr.Ss In ihmt episode. csrrp5nraicd Inder-
munlr. Mrs. Smith ilentlficd an elderly
person who stood ~ In court AZ the
mtu who was seen In the apartment.