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Washinaton Park Results.

,SGN1 washington fdTk ncSu'tS'
4 Chicago, July 2.-The horses raced at
Warrington Park today over a miserable
track and under dribbling skies. The at
tendance was the smallest OF the meeting.
Lucien Appleby, who finished second In the
Xrderican derby, showed his class by hand.
ily% winning the handicap, defeating good
horses. Franglble led into the stretch, but
was passed first by Peal, then by Brulare
ard finally by Lucien Appleby,
a Jack Ratlin, Eva Russell and Lucien APP
pleby were the winning favoritec.
/, Seven and half furlongs-Eyelyn BYRD
semicolon. Guy a. TINE nas,, Lao n l,S w.,s.
ley Time 1:20 20. :, 80,
Five furlongs sslling--Eya Russell, MI
rance. MaghoDi. Time los.
pIcby. Frangible. Conundrum. Time 1856 20.
Heven and a half furlongs. sellins--Jessle
Jarboe. vincennes. Lennep. Time 40 70
Nilc-cherished. Leekins. Digby Bell
Time 30 is.
,.A WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES.
Four and a half furlongs, for 2-year-olds-
captain Arnold 10s. Lady Jocelyn, Esherine
LOO, VIII Shelly, Senior, ontonagon l08
captain Hugh Bradley los Pirate 1o5
Galba 1o3, Reckoner 1oo, Albert loa' Corsica
Mile-Jessie Jarboe 1922 Brulare 90 Last
Knight lo2, Cork 90, Hunter Raine e5;
The quick step four furlong,s,noMssllilory
Fringe lis, Captain Arnold III, Pride of
Galore 10s, Savable 121, Sidney C. Love,
yce Buckley 11s, Watkins Overton. Ameri
cano Ill, Queen Elizabeth los
Mile, handicap-Barrnck ia, Bragg 1o2,
Wild Pirate 90, Alfred Vargrave 1o7. Prowl
102
Six and half furiongs-Regea LOT, Rose
Tree l04, Inspector Shea 9S Stuyve 1o5,
C.eB. Campbell 1o4.
Mile and sixteenth, selnng-Colonel
BaIlantyne 115. Star Cotton, King Barley.
corn 1oS, Della Ostrand 1o4, Marshall Nell
t12, Jerry Hunt 100, Marion Lynch 104,
GOItien Eceptre 1O1.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle Of Halls Great DIscov
cry cures all kidney and bladder troubles
emissions, weak and lame backs, rheuma
tisn and ell Irregularities of the Kidneys
aud bladder 10 both men and women, regu
ates bladder troubles in children. IL moi
sold by your druggist. will be sent by mai
on receipt OF ST. One small bottle Is tive
months treatment and Will cure any case
above mentioned. DR.. f. W. Hall, sole
manufacturer. p. o. Box $40. ST. Louis, No
Send for testimonials Sold by all drug
lists
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American League.

Baltimore, July 2.-McGinnity was more
effective than Plank. Glbeyt was expelled
from the grounds for too vigorously protest
ing a decision.
Score r HE
Baltimore ......... 01o COL 600 !, 3
Philadelphia ....... 0O1 600 o0O-- & 2
McGinnlty and Robinson; Plank, Schreck
and Powers
Boston, July 2.-Both teams batted we'll
but Washington's hits were punched with
telling effect.
Score II
Boston ............. 600 o20 COL II i
Washington ........ S04 600 DO IL 2
Clark.
st. Louis, July 2.-St. Louis took two
wellplayed games from Chicago today.
Score-First game: r II u
st. Louis ......... COZ 001 10x--
Chicago ........,... 900 900 021- 3 q 2
Donahue and Donohue Platt and McFar
land
Score--Second game: r IL Il
st. Louis ......,.. 100 100 31x- .
Chicago, ;....... 900 40 200 4 s 2
Powell and Donohue; Garvin and Sulli-
van.
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Abilene. Texas, Oct. 10. 1901.
Dr. Il. w. Hall. st. Louis, Dear sir
My wife was confined TO her bed from Sc
we're kidney and bladder disease aud was
unable 10 sleep. The first dose OF your
Texas Wonder, Halls Great Discovery,
gave her relief and one hottie cured her.
and / can cheerfuily recommend 1t. Yours
truly, =. J. WALLS.
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Southern League.

Memphis, July 2-Little Rock tied the
score in the ninth by heavy batting and
won out in the tenth. Robb relieved Meek
In in the seventh and the visitors had an
easy time thereafter.
Score r II Z
Little Rock ...... 600 800 012 2--10 Is 9
Memphis .....,... 1903 002 0Uo o. ID 4
Moran, Watt, Allemang and Lynch; Meek
in, Robb and Accorsini.
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Atlanta, July The Atlanta Nashville
game was called on account of rain the
first half Of the fourth inning today. The
score stood to in favor Of the home
team. The locals found Sanders for a total
OF six runs In their half of the third
Score X II Il
snai1iId '''''''''' ''''''''' ~ "
Sanders and Knoll; Henley and Latimer.
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London, July e.-The following was issued
from Buckingham palace at p. m!
1.-THE king maintains his steady progress
The local pain being less the days are
passed with greater comfort.
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Birmingham, July 2.-Dowies hit and
successful bunt in one inning, followed by
long fly to center won the days game
for Birmingham after nine innings of snap
Ply playing by Birminghams team.
Score r. II e
Birmingham . 101 600 101-- 6 3
Chattanooga ....... 010 COZ oo0-- 8 o
Campbell and Brown; Brennan and Roth
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General Oohaeruations

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at p. M, 7,sh meridian
time; 'remna,io .sa,n
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FAYORITES TOOK THELEAD
Five Out of Six Were Winners at
Sheepshead Bay.
.UcIEN APpLEBY WON AT CHICAGO
Captain Rice Of Arkansas Captured the
Money in the Five Races at
st. Louis.

III New York, July 2.-Favorites captured
I've Of the six races at Sheepshead Bay
;>pday, while the other event went to 20
80 ! shot. The finishes in nearly all the
'4Aces were close. The vernal stakes for
Nllles brought out ave good misses and the
'npectators saw the best finish of the day.
Duster, from the Keene stable. closed with
2a great burst of speed in the last few
Brides, winning by short head from Gold
Money.
q Five and a half furlongs, maidens-oas.
,4 :t r. Kentucky Rose Buttons. Time
seyen .furlongs. handicap. = Operator,
Wealth. Argregor. Time 1;Z7.
1grhe vernal stakes, live turlongs-Duster,
Gold Money, Ada Nay. Time l:0l.
1.-The Mermaid stakes. mile and furlong--
SiIS S4 rs. fd' A''eHye' isH' -iH''
Rrhe Stlrrup cup steeplechase handicap,
zpll course, about two and half miles
lime $50 2-5.
Hosketo, Carrier Pigeon Time 2;11.
x SHEEpSHEAD BAY ENTRIES.
six turlongs, 3-year -olds anu up--Chiron
1Q4, Demurrer 1873, slip Thrift loI, Ba'
xoncbe 1U2, Delmarch, School Master IFS,
" dducee lis, Cheat EN- 1U4, Paul Grey
tor 1O7, night of Rhodes lis, Remorse III,
khati 1O4
Mile and an eighth, selling-Henry clay
skye OF, Cougar 100, Rlghtaway 80, Bonni-
kert Ill, Pure Pepper 96, Fonsolee 100,
aAkpes ID. Ill. Past w, Pfohn lo4, The
AInazon lO1 Ohnet 1O3, Peninsula loA,
Efhics lO1, Swamplands 3D.
II Five and onehalf furlongs,. 2-year-olds-
Africander 126, Rghtful III, Raveiment
11S, Hurstbourne III, Alsona Ia JACK
OsIIantern liz, Injunction l22
Mile, the Equalty-rrump 1o4. Dublin
III. Sombrero ia. Belle of Troy, Obia
1O6 Highlander 104, knight Of Rhodes Ill.
knmara III, Old England nv, Nones 49,
Ten Candles 126.
Five furlongs, fllies 2-year-old, selling
Petit Bleu, Niaxus, THAN, Morca. Jeanne
Marie, Louise Elston 80, Sontag lOo
viorlosa 1O5. Harriet s. ~, Anna DAILY "a,
Sparkie Esther 100, Fair Lass, Luctotion W.
Wannakee 1Oo. Australia se Wilrull. era
vfna 80, Birch Broom "a, Our Nugget 1oi.
Mile and a half on turf, handieap-Au,
vance Guard 49,, Lanceman 104, Francesca
100, Tom Kenny 81, His Eminence lo7.
E6talist JOB, Trigger 81, San Andres 80
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Cotton Region Bulletln.

Report for the twenty-four hours ending
at 5 g. M, 18th meridian time;
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their cells. grappled with the remaining
three guards. thrust them behind the cell
doors. and shot the bolts to place.
When the guard returned from he hos
pital, they overpowered him. taking his
keys and revolver. and then threw him
over sixteen-foot railing in the corri-
dor below. This guard was very badly
injured
The Biddles then went TO the Jail Office
opening the doors as they went
There they shot the guard in charge OF
the office. inficting a dangerous wound
and. with keys taken from him, opened
locker. arrayed themselves in citizens
clothing. and then walked out TO freedom
through the halls and doors in the war
denis residence.
There is no clue to their whereabouts.
Their escape was not discovered until Z
o'clock. when the day guard reported
for duty, and the desperadoes had a long
start on the pursuing officers.
There is yet much confusion and no lit
tie excitement among the Jail officials
The escape was the most daring ever
attempted in this city. and its successful
execution proves the desperate character
Of the two condemned murderers.
Posts of the Guards.
The night guards on duty were James
McGarry and Reynolds.
McGarry's duties were to look after
the front Office and al intervals make a
trip through the corridors to see that
all was right during the hours from 10
o'clock in the evening until O'Clock in
the morning.
Guard Reynolds was stationed just in
side the gates. and had a position over
looking the general interior Of the jail.
How or just at what hour the BiddIcs
escaped is not definitely known. When
the deputy marshal reported for duty this
morning he found the doors open Guard
NcGarry was lying inside on the lower
floor with his skull fractured and in an
unconscious condition.
Guard Reynolds was also lying uncon-
scious rot far from his post with a bullet
hole in his hip and BADLY beaten about
the head. He was also unconscious. The
keys to the jail were missing. as the Bid
dies had taken these with them.
The others were found locked in the
Biddles' cell.
McGarry was sent to the Homeopathic
Hospital He had been attacked and beat
en- on the head with the butt end Of re-
voIver He had been picked up bodily
and thrown over a railing sixteen feet
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POLICE RAILROAD
PASSES CUT OFF
Privilege for Which Full Re-
turn Was Made.
MAY WITHDRAW STATION MEN

The officials Of the Pennsylvania and
Baltimore and Ohio Railroads have noti-
fed Major sylvester that the passes over
their lines which from time immemoriaI
have been furnished to the Police Depart
ment have been Cancelled and That here
after no cOmplimentaries Of any kind viii
be furnished 20 the police.
The police are up in arms over the mat
ter 1t is stated that although these
passes have been issued as gratuities
BY the railroad companies they have as a
matter Of fact received more than their
value for every bit of transportation that
they have furnished.
Eight Policemen mt stations.
There are now eight members Of the
Police Department stationed al the rail-
road depots and it is pointed out that the
force could be materially reduced with
out hurting any interests other than
those Of the railroads, who would be
compelled to supply private watchmen OF
detectives at a considerable expense to
themselves, and with added anuoyance
and lack Of protection 20 their patrons
At the present time there are four police
men doing duty at each OF the depots,
two uniformed men and TWO detectives
in ordinary clothes.
One plain clothes man aud one rz!-
formed man are on duty at each station al
all times from s o'clock in the morning
until midnight. Besides attending to
their legitimate duties these men have
continually been made use OF by the rail-
road officials to further their own ends
and the closest attention has invariably
been paid to all affairs in which the rail-
roads we're interested.
Only One Pass on Each Line.
Up TO the time when Major Sylvester
and Captain Boardman assumed their
present duties in the department il had
been the custom Of the railroads TO fur
nish each individual in the detective Of
fee. besides number Of the higher on
Gals OF the department with annual
passes AZ the instance or the present
heads Of the department however. this
number was cut down, and only one PASS
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BiddleBrOtherSBreakF From
Allegheny County Jail.
Two GUARDS ARE BADLY HURT
One the MurdererS Shot and
the Other They Beat.
WARDENS WIFE GONE
Both of Them Were Under Sentence
Of DeRtb-OmCers Are In Pursuit,
But Fugitives Have Long Start.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Jan. 3O.-Between
and o'clock this morning Edward and
Jack BiJJle. in the Allegheny county jcI
under sentence of death for the murder
on April Y last of Groceryman Kahney,
of the Thirty-second ward. escaped. with
81 is believed. the aid Of the warden's
wife. from the jail. reaching freedom
through the street door Of the warden's
residence. Warden Sonel is sure his wife
aided in the escape.
Il believe my wife furnished the
weapons to the Biddles and assisted them
IN making their escape" he says. This
is an awful thing. but l an only telling
the whole truth. She was not IN bed
when ! was awakened this morning and l
have not seen her since. She is gone
God only knows where. 1 said I would lay
everything bare and / am doing it. This
is the worst blow Of all, but it is tvue.
! did rot suspect Ter and hence was of
my guard But she is gone and the sus-
picion Of assisting in the delivery by fur
nishing the weapons rests on her"
Nothing further can be learned. Mrs.
Soncl is gone; so are the BiddIes- Wbeth-
ct they went together or alone can only
be conjectured. Her disappearance at this
time may even be only coincidence. al
though even Warden SoEel doubts this.
The warden is crushed with sorrow and
despair. The escape Of the Biddle boys
was enough. but the mysterious disap-
pearance OF his wife fills his cup to the
b i'm
Prisoner FciEned Illness.
One OF the Biddle boys feigned illness.
ringing several OF the guards to their
dungeon cells.
The guards. in attending TO their wants,
threw OF the steel rod which bolted both
doors.
One Of the guards went to the hospital
for medicine.
The Biddles made a desperate rush from
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DIED.

L0CkIE-On Weinesday. January %. 1902 at
her late residence, Ills Eighth street northwest.
MATILDA G.. beloved wife Of John Locke, in The
seventy fifth year OF her age
Funeral from residence on Friday. January 81,
at q. Relatives and friends invited to
attend lutemeut al Gleuly0Ce 'Cmetcry- IL
STEBBINS-On TUESDAY, January 2s 1902. az
Hes p m, MARTHA r. SrEBBfNS. mother Of
Henry. George. Charles, and Alfred Stebbins-
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence.
1876 Fifth Street northeast saturday, February
I, az p FL
O'REILLN-Suddcnly. on " WEDNESDAY. January
D. 1892 al the home % hs brother Luke r
O'Reiliy. go Delaware Avenue northeast
EUGENE B. O'REILLT
Notice a. funeral heresfter-
Philadelphia and Camden IN - pspeEs please
copy. nj
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high. and received additional injuries in
his terrible faU on the stone floor
His skull was fractured. and al the hos
pitaI be was unable to tell anything Of the
escape. as he was in q somi-c0matose con
dition. It rs thought his injuries will
prove fatal
Guard Reynolds was also sent 20 the
hospital His injuries consisted or Sc
we're bullet wound and ugly cuts in his
head. II is not known what the extent
Of his injuries are. but they are serious.
Nothing has yet been obtained from
either Of the guards as to the escape. as
they we're handled very roughly, and may
both die. and were evidently overpowered
so quickly that they could not offer any
resistance
Deputy Warden Marshall when he found
affairs in a state of confusion was dun
founded for a moment as to what had
happened. Rushing out the door leading
from the Office back into the jail a hasty
glance showed neither OF the night guards
on duty. but they were quickly seen ling
unconscious.
Cells Seen 10 BE Empty.
4 hasty glance showed the cells Of the
BiddIes open and then the meaning Of the
condition of affairs flashed on his mind.
He sounded warning and notified War
den p J. Scfel jr., who lives with his
family in a portion OF the Jail fronting
on Ross and Fortress Streets.
Attention was given 10 the injured, but
they were unable to say anything.
The Jail officials then turned their at
tention to finding out the details OF the
escape and how the deed 2 id been accom-
plLshed.
The question as TO how the murderers
came 10 have q revolver was q mystery
for a time. but the warden's statement
that his wife furnished il is ROW generally
believed. With this revolver the attack
vas quickly made on Guard Reynolds who
vas shot and robbed OF his keys. and the
BiddIes made the dash for liberty.
They simply unlocked the doors leading
through to the Office from the jan into
the outside corridor. unlocked the big
doors. and then q few steps brought them
to The big door that leads TO the outside
and 20 liberty.
This door was unlocked and the men
were free
It is not known in what direction they
went. There Is heavy snow on the
ground and this may assist the officers in
tracking them. but they have had a good
start. The dates Of their execution had
been set for February p and o.
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Mr.. MITGHELL'S FUNERAL.

To BE Buried in SHrutOrn Saturday
Afternoon.
SARATOGA. Jan. 30.-The funeral Of
Caleb Weeks Mitchell Will take place here
from St Peters Roman Catholic Church
Saturday afternoon
Coroner Richard H. McCarty this morn
ing rendered his verdict TO the effect that
Mitchell came TO his death-from a gunshot
wound inflicted by himself and that when
he committed the act be was insane.
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NEW M0rORNEN'S COATS at g. and best
quality So horse blankets. 55c. s. BIN
siNGLR & CO. 1lth and NV mI
SPECIAL NQTICE-Tbe annual meeting 81 ths
stcckh0lder- 81 Lost Run oil and Gas COMPANY
Tor the election % directors and Tor such st->c
business as may properly come before szid mret-
iuE Uil De held az Hotel Berkeley. hsrtinsu4rE
w. Va WEDNESDAY. FEBRJ AIRY 8, 1902 AT
I2 O'CLOCK NJ CLARENCE r. DAVIS. Secre-
targ end Treasure ia2.-st
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON Gas LIGHT
COMPANY. Washington. D. G.. January II. 30
The annual meeting Of the saafeholders 81 the
Washington Gas Light Company for the eIertion
Of directors and Tor such other business AS may
properly come before said meeting VIII be held
as che ONCE Of the company.-fl7 10Th sc. NV.
MONDAY. EEBRi AIRY 8. 1902. AT u O'CLOCK
D. The polls WI be open from a. O'Clock ncJa
Co o'ciock b m
WILLIAM B. ORNE.
jal--I5t-ez-- s,csefafv.
A CEN--AL MEETING o. the stockholders q
the Columbia PuivcrizinE Company wiz be reid
az tie Office Of the Company. iZ8 south Royal
st.. Alcundria. Va. AT l0-9O A. b. or WE'D
NENDAf. MARCH 5. 1902. b. order Of tha
Board % Directors, constituting a ma lority O
the st0ckholders- R. B. DONALDSON
LOUIS BEAER. JR.. President.
Secretary. ia18-3lt
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DISTRICT CIVIL SERVICE.
senator lHcHIIun Introduces Bill 40
Establish IL.

Senator Mcmillan today introduced in
the senate a bill cmbOdying the recently
discussed proposition TO put the District
municipal offices under civil service regu-
Iations similar 90 those OF the United
States civil service
The bill provides that at the expiration
Of three months competent examinations
shall De held for all appointments and
promotions in the municipal government
The President is allowed TO make such ex-
emptions from this rule as ne may see
Gt.
a further provision is chat the United
States civil service law and all the rulings
OF the President under il are made effect
i've in the District of Columbia so lar as
they are applicable.
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NI.Itor- 10 Na,aI Acndcnr.

The Secretary Of the Navy has ap-
pointed the following visitors 20 the
Naval Academy az Annapolis William
Butler Duncan. New York Francis
RawIe. Philadelphia. James r. May.
Portsmouth n r.. l. ". McGruder.
Nirksburg 1iss-i Eugene /. thinner
man. Cincinnati. George r. Winston.
Raleigh. g c. and Frances B. Gait. Ia
coma. Wash.
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Entrance Can stand Three Years.

Upon application Of Mr.. Joseph E. VIII
lard, and upon the recommendation Of
the Inspector Of Buildings. the District
Commissioner have granted the proprIe-
tors OF the Willard Hotel permission TO
keep the entrance 10 the hotel at l4o4
f Street standing for the period Of three
wears
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vas asked for on each lire.
This pass was made out to the head OF
the department or his duly authorized
representative. The greatest care has in
variably been exercised by Major SyI-
vester and Captain BOardman in the use
OF these passes. Whic- were never used
except on CfhCi1l business. Their value
to the authorities in the detection and
prevention Of crime has been inestiua-
bic, particularly in view OF the limited
amour. OF the fund annually appropriated
for this purpose.
Advantage OF the Pass.
Whenever there has been an arrest in
another city. or some slight clue. which
has often proved to be Of the greatest i'm
pOrtanCe. has presented itself f. has been
possible to send a detective to an adjoiu-
ing city 10 investigate and run down the
matter. the only expense being that OF the
hotel bills or the officer that was sent
Hereafter this viii be impossible unless
there is something OF a very tangible na-
ture. and OF necessity many opportuni-
ties OF running down criminals VIII be
overlooked, the appropriation OF money
available Drecluding its use IN any other
than perfectly plain cases. That this VIII
operate TO the disadvantage OF the roads
as well as 20 the citizen VIII be evident
ia the near future
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FOR NAVY CHAPLAINCY.
Rev. Bower Reynolds Patrick. Of Du-
Iuth- Ia Re Examined

Rev. Bower Reynolds Patrick. Of Du-
luth. Mimi. has been designated for ex-
animation for appointment as chaplain
in the navy. Great efforts have been
made by clergymen to secure this place
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TWO MURDERERS FIGHT
THEIR WAY OUT OF PRISON

Two muee under sentence of dcahJacs Edward Bddearly
this Allegheny
accomplished
unlocking
ous they the hospital unable
wi
hs IN
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King Charles, statue Decorated.

LONDON. Jan. 2o--. The statue Of kim
ChsTles ] az Charing Cross was decorated
VITA wreaths in the customary manner
tcCay. this being the anniversary Of the
behead.nE OF that monarch
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schIc, sratur Rin Passed

STATE HOUSE. Annapolis. Mr.. Jan.
31.-Senat0r Brewington's bill appro-
griaung S3.O0o for bronze bust o. sehley
TO be placed IA the new State building al
Annapolis passed the Senate.
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ROBBED AND SHOT.
New Yorker Roughly Used by
HiEhsEzs Tsinn.

New Yorker Roughly Used by a
Highway nam.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20--Daniel Nolan.
forty-seven years old. Of Long Island
City. who keeps a grocery store at 2TS
jackson Avenue, was attacked by high
waymen shortly after O'Clock this morn
ing as he left his house.
A box containing about SIS in small
change, which he was taking to the store,
was wrested from him, and the thief.
when Nolan chased him. turned and fired
two shots at the merchant, one OF which
struck him ia the neck.
The highwsymaR escaped and Nolan is
IN st. Johns Hospital. severely wounded.
Admiral SzaPso='a Retirement
Navy orders today announced the re-
tirement Of Rear Admiral William T.
Sampson on February next.
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KOCH LUNG CURE
TREATMENT
FREE,

To an vino caH now we VIII
give our service free. cur ouls
charge being for thc Koch Tubc--
culine, which sTc viii furnish at
cost. Our Offices are ID nearly
on the large cities, thc Wash
ington oft-r being 40 CO. = Street
northwest