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FOR RENT
1916 18th, Tor, b, mi. $50. 90
17i8 Oregon av, 11r.
b, mi. ............45.00
. 1917 18th. b, Or, b.
eel. fur. 40. so
1892 T, 11r, eel, mi. 40. 50
2S03 Q. Or. b, mi. .30.50
800 18th, Or, b. so
Bpksmith shop, alley,
1s&19,L&M, lge lot. 80. 90
632 Goth, Sr, b, eel. mi2o. so
1921 L, 7r, b, mi. 1850
120 21st, Sr. b. eel. mi. Is. so
15O6 Kingman, Or. b.
Gel, mi. i........2 so
l416 Both, Tr, b, mi. q. so
1112 22d, 7r, ". 30. so
722 18th, at, Ar, b. mi. 20. 80
1911 LIST. Or. b, mi. 10. SO
1749 E, Or, b, mi. 20. so
2619-21 K, 7r, b. mi. 20. so
Hyattsville. Or. eel. 20. 90
946 Goth, Or, stable. 1850
1891 10th, Or. w.. 1880
2022 H, Or, ". 1880
Ill E ne, Or. w.....13.30
S21 24th, Or, w....13.30
2225 StPaul's ct, Or. w12.50
1904 18th. Ar, W. 1870
de26-tf WESCOTT e.
FOR RENT-BY ROBERT
TIA Oregon. Or. ba.$45.00
727 9th ne, 7r. ba. 81 so
226 s9 Mass, 7r. oa. :. -ls. 90
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IT F not convenient to call at main
Office with your advertisements
leave them at the following
Star Branch Offices.
Wanted Help and Situations cost
&c. word each insertion, minimum
charge I5c. Rents. Sales and other
advertisements at the same rate as
charged at The Star Office.
kann's. Stb and Market space.
14th and H SITS. NV, st. Louis Hotel.
9th and E. Cap sts.. Haley's Drug Store.
9TH and Fl SITS lie, Grifiths Pharmacy.
I'd st. and Pa. Sc. Donyns Pharmacy.
n. and W. wharves foot of It'll st. s.w
18th and Vt. ave., Kings Pharmacy.
14th and r. |. ave-. Huddlesons Pharmacy.
18Th and q SITS. NV. Portner Pharmacy.
18th and yelling place. Eppleys.
22d and SITS. NV. J. C. Norris Pharmacy.
Bed and SITS, ODonneIl's Pharmacy.
Bed and o SITS, O'Donneil's Pharmacy.
Woodward Lothrop.
el2 Pa. ave. sth and F. o. 8. Capitol. Ebbitt
9Th and B. City p. o. National. Riggs.
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:. DAVIS. 7TH & T. S.w.
1885 9TH NV, sto&dw,
n m i............45. 90
300 10th sw, l2r, imp. *. 90
8t 18th sw. 6r. Imp. .13. so
3lI NJ sw. Or, was 10. 30
1t
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FOR RENT-BY FLOYD
SI 18th sw. sto&dw,
a m $40. 90
1874 18th NV, sto&dw,
q IN i............3 30. 90
121 + sw, 7r. ami. % 80
HOG ID sc, Or, was. 10. 50
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PAYING CAREFUL TENANTS.
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100 \, 13r&b 5000 l162 18th, Tor h, new so 90
1918 III, 1Or&b. 100 rs 9th $50
1856 Cor, 10r&b. 1000 In IS to 1000
jao-3t +. W. GRAHAM, Gil 18th.
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Grafton st. Ch'vyCh. 45. 90
1910 Il 1T, Tor. $500
1918 + st. l2r. .40.59
l406 Chaplin, Sr. $3.50
240S 18th st, Or. $500
zoos 9th st. Or. ...30.50
1920 n Y av. Or. 5000
1884 Both st. 7r. 5000
Watkins pl.Chevy C.25.00
1928 10TH. st&dwC. 200
2OS-12-l4-16-24-2S-32
LIST sw. Or. each. 1880
9001a l st Sc, Or. 1880
l343 E st Sc, CT. .l2.30
IA & 10 Watkins pl.
Chevy Chase, Or. 1000
1871 2lst st. 5r. 1000
3, O and o Bald
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Garfield
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FOR RENT-FLATS,

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
In modern fiat building, housekeeping nat; s
rooms and bath; steam heat; unfinished. by the
year. goo mo-; furnished. to July or longer, SIS
1t LIEBERMANN & HAwN 1903 3.
THE ARMY AND NAVY s14 22D ST., only
1s $50 and *aI cafe laos Rhine,
St, Columbia Heights; prices, $50 to $40; cafe.
ja5-s.tu III, tt MOORE HILL, III 14th St NV.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS IN s.THB WEST
OVER corner Of 10th and SITS. NV; will be
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so per month. Filtered water throughout the
S 5asst FR 1s each ,s st ST
FOR RENT = COMPLETELY FURNISHED FOR
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FOR RENT = FoUR-RooM FLAT SIS. 1919
FOR RENT-Nos. 60 AND M P ST. NE; NEW;
, rooms and and bath cellar and back yard; very
j shssP at $3.50 p VIEWER AZ BROS ,.,s st.
FOR RENT-5-ROOM FLAT, WITH BATH, STEAM
heat, gas range; all light rooms; 4th floor; 1881
ney, one vacant fiat. 5 bright rooms and bath.
only s45 per mo. JAMES A. CAHILL.
de20-t 1908 f st. NV.
FOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED ROOM. ADDRESS
THE DRISCOLL. LIST and SITS. NV, opposite
U. S. Capitol grounds. deze-tl
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S4Io o. and 5000 per NO.. inc. light. VoLNEf
EATON Manager. de15-tf
FOR RENT
Groom nat. 4th story. 14th and Binney sts..
del3-tf THEO A. HARDING, 1916 ST. NV.
FOR RENT-"OLYMPIA'' APARTMENTS. CO.
!umha Hgts.: thoroughly freproof: army and navy
headquarters; five and seven rooms; frst-class
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FOR RENT-ONE FIVE-ROOM HOUSEKEEPING
nat, either furnished unfurnised; good cafe in
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FOR RENT-THE CONCORD HAS ONE 4-ROoM
and bath housekeeping apartment and choice 2
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Is ninety located On New Hampshire cor. OF
Oregon NV. Do27tf
FOR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTS OF 2 AND
rooms, with bath, heat. light. chamber and hall
service $50 up; misunderstanding; excellent cafe.
THE CHAPLIN. 14l5 Chaplin st. no9-4tf
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Office.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-03
COL. BTSBEE A BRIGADrER.
President Appoints Him to succeed
Gen. james ". Hell. neured

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7-Th- President
to-day appointed Col William n Bisbee
q Bngadier-G General ~ the Regular Army
20 sicc-ed Gen James NJ Bell. who yeetar-
day retired, Col. Bisbee was among the
officers who were recommended for this
position at thu time Of tho passage % the
act Of Congress las, winter. which In
creased the numt-r 81 general officers
He has b~cn highly recommended by
Major-Gen. Lloyd Wheaton and Major
Gen. Arthur Macarthur. for his resent
service In the Philippine lslands.
Col Bisbes entered the ser vice as q private
Of tho Eighteenth Infantry. Sept }. 1891.
lie vas promoted TO- the grade Of second
Lieutenant on m Q. 1862. and continued
serving with that regiment throughout
the Civil War. He was brevettsd First
Lieutenant FOR gallant and m~srtturious
s~ervices la the battle 81 M~urfrsesboro,
Tenn, on Dec. 81. is02, and brevettsd
Captain for gallant and m~eritorious ssrv-
icce during the Atlanta campaign and at
the battle Of ~Joueeboro. Ga. In 1894 He
participated In the Santiago campaign.
returning with the troops Ia Montauk
Point In ises. He went 10 the Philippine
Islands In July. 1900. and his ser vtcvs there
have been full 81 work and honors. Gen.
Bisbec will retire Jan. %. 1904
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-03
NATIONAL GUARD INSPECTION.
Dates P1sed by MAJor<scn. Roe for In
fantry and AruIlery.

-''
ALsASr, Oct. 81 sJor-Gen. Roe has
fixed the dat. for tho annual inspection
Of the National Guard organizations
The infantry commands will be inspected
by Colonies Chaplin and Phi-torrr and
Major Kirby, and the artillery by Col.
n II Thurston. The dates for infantry
i~nsp~rtion are a. follows:
Separate companies Thirty SIXTH. Oct
IL: Thirty seventh. Oct rs; Twenty
edshth, Oct n. Forty fourth. Oct. "a:
Thirty-hrst. Dot. 10. Nineteenth. Nov o.
Forty sixth. Nov 7. SIXTH. Oct -: Seventh.
OCT. 70; Twelfth, Oct 81, Twenty first.
Nov L. Twenty -second, Nov 2. Thirty
second, Nov I Tenth Battalion, Nov q.
Forty-s~venth Company, Oct. 10, Thirueih.
oct. Il. Thirty-fourth Oct 81. Second. oct
Twentieth, Oct -, Third. Oct 20. Thirty
third. oct. 50. Twenty-fourth. Oct. 81:
Ffth. Nov. l: Tenth. Nov. q Ffteenth
Nov. q. Tw~enty-third, Nov. J Sixteenth.
Nov. \: Fourteenth, Nov Q. Th~irty-ninth.
Nov IL. Fortieth. Nov II. Twenty seventh.
Nov IS: Ninth, Nov IL. Eighteenth. Nov
is. Eighth. Oct 8; First. oct 4 Thirteenth.
Oct. II. Forty-third. Oct Is. Seventeenth.
dec. 4. Fourth. Dec 8. Eleventh, Dee. 9
Batteries First, Oct -. sixth, Nov IL:
se,ond. Nov IL Third, Dec q. thirteenth
Regiment. Dec S
Resimen,s seventh. Nov. IL: Eighth.
Nov. 10: Ninth, Nov 20: Seventy first,
Nov. rs: Siyty-ninth. Nov 20. Twenty
third. Nov -. Fourteenth. De-. q Forty
seventh. Dec. I; Twenty -sscund, Nov. 81:
Twelfth. Nov. ~
Ragimertal headquarters and Twenty
fir-t Separate Company. Troy. Nov 1
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'isim for sssI,., mssno~rd

N,SHISUrDN. Crt ? 4 decision la.
t+-u rendered. hv the Comptroller 81 the
Treasury d~i~alluviug he claim ~ John
4 Rolling AID James catalan for s,u.i Ia.
a. a commission for procuring n claim
- the tll.tsV lrdiar ustion hrains' 40
' ~ State tor arr-arsg-~ of Rnuuitir-
aud school muU-
o." 'airaar's 0Ii.g-i that they actci
q. G''lr1.Urs fsT ne th,rtaN nation under
O c.' 'W.f with joint 7 tucLraue. aud
nTr''".' 'Ha' i"y W"r' To- rcUcls- n conn
"i--I"r 20 20 I+T tv.t The Judgment
~ Boz favor 20 thr IhO~taNp. but " In held
no Comptroller that tuchrane h. I
au'h, 1'v urJ'r %. SECRETARY - The
i.'"nur fu at ~"'Hiallv ip fhe matter
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BOND PURCHASE LIMIT.
Treasury VIII Buy No More rsog.Term
Bonds -shert-Term Oner san Open.

w~AsHIsaroS. Oct 2.-Ths following
notice was given out at the Treasury Do
partment this morning;
The Secretary Of tho Treasury announces
tina, II IL the intention Of the Treasury De
partment 10 discontinue purchases OF bonds
for the sinking Fund As soon A. the amount
OF $40 90. 600. for which proposals we're In
yi,ed on Sept. 10, shall have besn obtained
The amount already purchased h vi. $50, $50.
leaving but e. sac $50 still % be. purchased.
This amount win he bought In accordance
with the terms heretofore established.
namely. a basis Of / ia for the 5 per cent
bonds, loan Of 1905 1915; Z per cent bonds.
funded loan 81 1907. and 5 per cent bonds.
loan OF 1904. and i.o hat for tho . per cent
bonds, loan Of 1928
Within half an hour after the notice was
issued. offers Of bonds for sale had been re-
ceived aggregating ., $50 90 and accepted
This brings the total amount purchased
up tn $4,000. 750. or $50 more than the
amount contemplated In the Secretsrys
original oner. This ends the purchase OF
lone-,.rm bonds for the present, hut the
purchase Of short-term bonds under tho
Offer 81 last spring will continue Indefinitely
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Two NEGRO YOUTHS LYNCHED.
HANGED on SUSPICION or KILL
ING a WHITE NAN.
Taken From the County JAIN In she,byvtiie.
ny. and Hangs To . Railroad Tree
ue-Ne Positive Ease Against Them a
Montana Mob Lynche- q Man IN Helena.

sHki.srvttLK, XIV, Oct ? shortly after
Last midnight a mob took Jumbo Fields.
q Ia. and Clarence Gamett, aged ~.
bo,h negroes, from The jail hore and hanged
them to a Chesapeake n Ohio Railroad
tre-tle. about five hundred yards from the
county jail Shortly after midnight the
mob appeared AZ the Jail and demanded tho
keys. which the jsilsr refused TO surrender
tn" doors wero then battered down. the
mob gaining quick entrance.
The prisoners were move almost
before they had time 90 realize what was
happening They ~ers prevented from
making any outcry. and at 40 A NJ thoy
were u from che ~trcetle. the nearest
convenient point Tor the lynching The
moi quickly dispersed Not ATTY persons
In the town knew ~ the hanging until this
morning
The two victims Of the mob are said 70
have killed Will c. Hart. a printer. who came
here from Lebanon. Ohio. Harris body
was found on the night Of SCOT 81 In path
leading from the house OF Annie Fields.
the mother Of Jumbo Fields. lie had been
found at IN. bouse by the boy who secured
the SERVICES 81 young 0arustt Armed
with Stone. they attacked Hart. and. so-
cording "a the testimony at tho OhroDer's
inquest, beat him 10 death.
On the Monday night following the dis
covery 81 Harris body n small mob gathered
at the jail and tried 20 get the pri-oners.
but Il was Illustrated. Sincs then
there las been some talk 81 lynching. but
becaure tho evidence against the two boys
wAs not positive II was hslb~ved they would
get a trial. The Coroner's verdiot In the
cnsr Of the two boys WIS, Death at the
hand- Of WI parties.'
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LAST or DICK HURLEY BAND.
yenLe ere Thief Joness Real Name u shass
Campbell.

MOUNT VERNON. n. Y. oa s-The po
lice discovered to-day thai 'tAeorge Jones'
who on last Sunday night. while IN q Yon-
krrs car grabbed 81 500 from Paul Rutland.
an aged carriage manufactures OF this
city. IL a notorious crook and hat his real
name Ii 'Shang' Campbell.
Campbell was knocked down by his
victim and IL now in Jail He will he held
for the Westchsrter Grand Jury on the
charge o. highway robbery
Campb-ll Is described Ia eX-Supt, Byne's
hook a. the last Of the Dick Hurley hand
Of masked burglars. This eang visited
the cottage home Of old Judge Emm~, In
Pelham road, New Rochelle. In is7<. and
after binding and gaggng the entire family
and servants. robhsd tho house Of 81 on.
After this crime Camph~ll fed 10 Kew West.
He afterward was wanted for crimes COM
mitted In Kent. Ohio. bennington. VI.
Worcester and Boston. Mass and In Cam
ada
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HEMHED IN BY LIVE WIRES.
FIREWORKS THAT SENT STREET
CAR PAssENGERs SQUIRTING.


Tho crowd 81 persons from the PARKWAY
Bronx dist riot who were going 70 work
early yesterday morning were treated to
n fireworks spectacle at the expense Of
the Union Railway Company. such as
they probably o forect In . hurry.
OF course the show wasn't advertised
hut Il was ZONE the lee- effective on that
account. II took place az the junction
at Third avenue and iIsth street. where
tho cars Of the Nj. Vernon, w.tches'er
avenue. Willis avenue and several other
inee mect.
II began BY several yard. Of trolley wire
falling 10 the street and there flashing and
rsnding the air with loud EXPLOSIONS.
while the tracks for some distance were
In Q sheet Of fame. Tn cars that came la
on the different lines made the break In
the wire longer and several looee ends
were soon dancing ound on the ground
and soaring people The Passenger had
Just begun to despair Of citing farther
on surface cars and wee making for the
elevated railroad when a fordham car
run by an energetic moiounan. came
plump into the dangerous AREA and
Knocked down another long section OF
wire, an end o. which struck The car The
motormAn jumped Oh and several women
passengers tainted
Albert Ohland. q boy who lives AZ
$50 East iSsth street, was Standing
on the real platform. and a. he
looked up 20 see what was the matter
the end 81 the live wire touched his ohss,k
knocking him insensible Policeman
Graham. who dragged the boy out OF danger.
said that Ohland's body vac "a cold as
ice. But At the Harlem Hospital. 20 which
OhlAnd was taken. they said he would
come around all right Thu incident and
the fash of the live wire frightened Thomas
Battinelh. an Italian. 90 much that he jump@d
out from the rear seat u the cur and clear
over the back platform He landed on
hts head and cut his face badly The other
pas-enserr piled out as hs~f they could
all except one. who remained In ha scat
That msn's shocked dead sad some
body. but he wasn't ~ a moment later
he turned hs head cautiously.
Come out Of hat ar yelled h motor
men who had gathered at the edge Of the
crowd.
The man didn't bulge. Then Inspector
Beasey Of the trolley company told him
n he didn't leave the oar he'd 10 arr,eted
The man tbereupon explained that he
was Police Ser geanf Norman Westervelt
Of the Alexander avenue station. that he
had been Ia similar trolley wire miI-ups
before and bad learned that the safest place
was TO sit night In the car He suggested
moving the car out Of danger,
Tho trolley people took the advice and
MOVED the car. The the sergeant got
out. The break was not repaired Tor
several hOur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-03
scotch Apprentice Missing.

Arthur Jones 81 Perth Amboy. N. j..
ard a representative Of tho Law firm of
Crccvy a Rogers. Of Il Wall street. went
90 poho- Headquarters Yesterday and
asked that a general alarm bs sent on,
Tor Mr. Jone~'s fourtecn-yea -ohd brother
Rotrrt Ernest Jones. who has bsen misc
missing hoy l. n son ~ n well-to-do Scotch
merchant 10 came here M an %apprcntics
On one ~ the Shire Line steamships thu
day beforc he disappeared. His brother
met him on his arrival and the boy promised
to SPEND tho following day With him The
hoy left h ship. ~, did not 90 Ia 49, his
brother
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-03
Army and Nav, orders.

| -.- ~. -.
"ASHNoroN OF -Ihss' army ~ess nave
been issued
s~oond Lieut. John N. shook. Auulery Corps.
ToTi IL avenuorti
Capt John : Nalefy. Secnd Infantry. akstgned
90 duty as Acting Judge Advocate, D,p~riDeni Of
| Retirement from activ, servic~ 81 Bris Gen. james
N. Bell Is announced
seonnd Lieut. sIshs n fds.tts FOURTH Cs..lry:
ir"m Coiumbu. HarrseEs to For, Ri,y.
Lsas. OF ahsenr ioi on, n"1ih ana isenS SAYS
srsnsI iSs.n,iv l,nv, - ss.snc. ~, nr..n a.y. !,
Trsi Lieut. wright smith Anlhsiy ,niIs
Es,snslon o' as,,s0, Scoo,ra ,,,,S., 1917 ,Ssn.
months. - - ,
les.e o' $1,000 1890 I'm t-,,ss, .,.ntss
n. Cloud. Assss'" 'w's''"' S" '""" '''"'''
a medical board " o"nss, m Aat9i Nu'Amf
kendsL snisson CS,n,,.a SD,s.an WiTsm -
Conpte - ApP,ne1 49, ~ ,,,h ,.,snns a. NAV
" n,ts,sS ht,o,. n for Appoinim,nt a. ilcui-nanu
,n NJ, arm. t
Fl" s.,s III absence for three months granted Cspt
1,.c,s e psessnn, OrdnAncs Department
Ls'e ,,srs 3 l. prSs. fourissnh iafsnuy
iAenl ftedisan,, iosn = untr Ar,Ii,ry CorpN 90
second Iaem Iynn " ~
~, ,",io.,ns Assignmsne IN the Artillery CnTps
Of onNcer. IeeentI sp'vg"'% o,neI,r =, To,,y fourth
Cast D-n.y,m-n, ~ philippines. william n Men
- TtG,,s.uth Cnast AeAAndrf Gfcis, II. "
, s,ii,ys1ss Island. temforAfiy John = spur.
~ 11ea',,. .,,,t 0nsa w, Thomas ,enpnfGfIy
~ Is -. o. po-ty nnh Onaa Edaafd 1
sr a. fdsh,y .n,st coast ChAr.s e TuliN
ISnhell, W nH p, c..L ,er,,,,niy
" ss'sn'f e,,n'p 10 sins;v ,bitd Cn.SL Toft i~avrn
Jsmss Is Iolns. hs-,. M nh.si.,. ~ Tnr,,.
worth. nn.ofstny ssm. Arsu, = I,.i.n.
eighth oohst fun JcaNehso'.h S'ns ~.
uns. " IN fourth ,"ss, ,'.s 1nss n-r. r,N,S,
Of phLiprlnes secoad LlsS.s ossIaa i%se'N ,n %
Thhue,h 'Sast TOT y. y"t Wa. ,,m.
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Incorporated at Albany.

AisASY. Got 2.-To assist he female
sex IN their matrimonial anair- h. tho OBJ
jprt 81 the First American Ladies' Self
Assisting Society. which was incorporated
with the SECRETARY Of state Strange to
saw, the directors Of the society all are Of
the male sex. among them heing Simon
Erna,haft. Harry kopp. David Alshol--r
and Gustave Yunslsdb OF New York city.
The Kentucky Coal Lands Company Of
New York city was Incorporated to-day,
with a capital Of sono oD 10 develop coal.
timler and oil lands In kentucky and else
whare. The dirsCtor are Malcolm y
Butler. Salomon Hartford. Charles y Heir.
mann. Frank \. LOOMS and Walter X II
HArdinsh ham Of New York city.
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Mr.. poo-r,e It's secr-,ar,

w,suiNoroS. OCT ? MIR Roo-ev"l,
has appointed Nlis- Bell" Hagncr to H. her
SECRETARY Mis- Hagner has Tor some
tine acted IN a similar capacity for Mn
Tlhu RNo, and fur Ms- raulding. senator
I~tev' ui.s-e She 1 IA" daughter - nr
Charlie. 4 Harnef ~ 'hts CITY, hrd has
Tor several v-ars b.--n a srnat faVUute
In Washington soci-,y -" VS. Tor som~
,i,ne, until a war ago. q clerk n the We
prUartmeut
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Found In the street with . Cash IN His
Head VIE Thinks lie Fell.

John T. DELANEY, a bookmakcr at the
sh~-p-hsed Bav rae" course. who lives
with his viii. and al, children at 100 Chaun-
cay str,-,t. BROOKLYN. was found insensible
early ye~teriay morning at Broadway
and Covert street. There was a wound
on his head. His wife told the police shs
believed he had fallen. When Delaney
was taken to ~ Mary's Hospital he re-
manned unconscious until lsrt night, when
on coming 10. he said he did not know how
he came 10y his injury.
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TO watch onend.r Out on Probation

sergt LAnean 81 the Tomhs court squad
had a visit yesterday from seven police
men. who msrohed Into HE ofice and tn
formed him that COMMISSIONS Murphy
had seAccted them a. probationary Of.
hcer~' The-e seven men are detailed
under a new Law Ia keep y watch on Juvenile
prisoners who may he convicted and after
ward r-iea~ei a a sentence calling
for sood conduct for the time specified
In their Respective sentences. n prince
pal duty Of the probationary onic~rs will
be 20 hep prisoners 81 this class under
clo.e surveillance. N they show a ten
dep~y 20 fall into evil courses OF keep had
compsny they may b. resrr.-'cd and
made Ia s4rve out tho terms for which
they were originally sentenced