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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-05

kellam Cancer Hoptta1. Twelfth and
Bank.
k1ngan, j. r. residence. w. Main
Kirk, ]. B. residence, Barton Heights.
Lacy. r. T. attorney-at-law, shafer
Building.
Langley, j. E. Mrs. residence, 11ss ".
Main.
Lamb, Jas. C. residence. SGT W. Grace.
Lee. A. A. Miss residence, 119 n. Eighth.
Lewis, Geo. w. attorney-at-law, S0i n.
Eighth.
Lichtenstein, ]. residence. 51415 n. Sixth.
Lisgan, r. L. butcher, First Market
Lishrnan. Jas residence. 1na Hanover.
Lithgoe, u. S. harness mfg, IL W.
Broad.
Lanier & Gregory. attorneys at law.
Rooms L and State Bank Building
Lehman Lithographing Company, Litho-
graphers, 100 Governor
Lowry, E. o. residence, 2310 E. Marshall.
LYDIA, C. e. packing and polishing fur
ntture. I9 w. Main.
Lucke, VIM. II. residence. 1000 Park Ave
nue..
Main street Station. Station Masters
Office. Main.
Main Street Station. baggage room. FIJI
tenth and Main.
Mallory & Smithers. wall papers. 2o4 n.
Fifth.
Marks, Harry wholesale and retail
clothing, 1903 E. Main.
Marye, Burton residence, LEGO Grove
Avenue.
Martin. NJ. N residence, SIS W. Grace.
Martin NJ. N. attorney-at-law. Rooms
1926 Chamber Commerce.
TT ~, ETftt
McCluer, C. P. residence. zsH E. Frank
lin.
s1cIlwalne, J. H. residence, 21e S. Third.
McKeefrey, II. j. Rev. residence, 219 S.
Third.
Cary
Grace
Miller, Frank wholesale liquors. 1901 E.
Main.
Miller. A. Trent residence. Sig w Grace.
Miller. Henry r. residence, 300 Park
Avenue.
Miller. sam, saloon. 1901 e. Cary
Miller. w. vvithers residence. 2 N. First.
montgomery. Alfred E. grocery. ST n.
Adams.
Morton. r. c. residence. sl2 w Frank
lin.
Moore, j. S. residence. e1e W. Frank
Mountcastle, c. Barton residence. 1920
Myer. R. G. residence. 100 E. Broad
Myers, H ]. Mrs. residence, 40i n.
Eighth
Myers. W. W. Mrs. residence. 1922 w.
owen, Ben. P. residence Manchester,
Va.
owen. j. ". residence. 1860 E. Broad.
Patton, Jas. B. residence. 2o2 NJ Walnut.
Pendieton. Edmund attorney-at-1aw,
Room AZ. Chamber Commerce.
Phillips, Chas. n. residence. 2!5 e. Clay.
Yhaup, NJ residence, Brook Road
Pizzini, Juan F. show print. N Twelfth.
Parker, Alice NJ residence. II w Main
Bea sley.E G. 3. residence. Barton Heights
Polk John residence. 3N n. First
Powers, r. ". residence. $50 Park Ave-
nue..
powen. Hugh P residence. Il E. Mar
shall.
Purdie. j. A. residence, Is w. Marshall
Powers. p. s. residence. IL E. Cary.
Presbyterian Committee OF Publicat ton.
1901 e. Main
Fuller. ordway attorney at Law, Room
h Shafer Building.
Puryear, E. Hay stables rear 1os N.
Plum.
Ray Company. The monographs. etc.
i Rawles, B. W. Dr. residence. 200 ".
Ray. q F. residence. 81 E Leigh.
Remington TypeWriter Company. 7o6 y.
Mala.
Richardson, r. E. lumber dealer. 1905 e
Cary.
n. Third.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. shops.
Richmond 1ron-Works. Fifeeenth and
Broad.
ners. e2m E. Cary.
Richmond Printing comnany, book and
lob printing. 1903 e. Franklin
Riley. Geo E. residence. GIG 9. BeIv1-.
.dere.
Rives, Robert s. attorney-at-law. Asii N.
Eleventh
Roanr.e.... ". 2. furniture. go ~. Hsoed.
D. Rogers. reside 5fls Ford Ave-s
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg. Va, Oct 4, 1902.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct 4.-The dry goods
market was without new feature to-day
IN any department in either cotton or
woollen goods. General tone firm with
an ayerag sc demand. Cotton yarns are
firmly held and tend against buyers. Firm
market for wosted woollens, linen and
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. S., Oct. 4.-SP1RITs
TURPENTINE-Firm at 49c.; receipts, g.
casks. Rosin-Steady at s1.1591.20; re-
ceipts, 319 barrels. Crude turpentine-
Firm at 81 so and SEQ; receipts, "a bar
reIs. Tar-Firm at $40; receipts, ITO bar
trels.
SAVANNAH. GA, Oct. 4.-TURPEN-
TINE-Flrm at 4e314c-; receipts, 4s4 casks;
Rosin-Firm; receipts. s,652 barrels; ex-
ports, 80 barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. c. Oct 4.-TUR-
PENTINElpuoted at Sc Rosin-Un-
changed.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Lynchburg, Va. Oct. 1, 1902.
Receipts Of tobacco in the NV warehouses
OF Inc nr;ncipally in primings, the qua iify
Dsin Rhich has not been satisfactory.
o. G1L;ln,s for common grades rule high. For
tha Natter grades prices have shown q
sisn d+s rtons are as follows:
toaolo.at DARK GRADES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 4 1902

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. 4. 1902.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Catherine, Norro,,
merchandise and passengers. Old Don1in''
ION line.
and James River landings, rnercha -Sin.
and passengers. Virginia Navigation %
Steamer Saginaw. Tunnel. PhiIadeInhie
Pa, merchandise and passengers. Owe
line b
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Catherine, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin,
ion line. 80
schooner Thomas J. Seward. Murphy.
James River light. = -
Barge John r. McNally. McNany. James
River, railroad ties.
OCTOBER 5TH
Steamer Saginaw, Tunnel. Philadelphia
Pa, merchandise and passengers. CIdys
line.
pDRr NEWPORT NEWS, OCT. 1. 1902
SAILED.
Steamer slaterdyk. Rotterdam and Am
SterHam-
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PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. Oct 4.-PEANUTS-
Quiet. Virginians-Act1ve at SIC. for hes,
stock Fancy. sqS1sc-; strictly prime. SOC.
PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. 4.-PEA-
.NIlTS-Market quiet -.
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BALTIMORE. MD, oct. 4.-FLouR-

I BALTIMORE, ND, Oct. 4.-FLOUR-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Steady;
spot and October, 7lsIm717scs; southern by
sample 646s72Ac Corn-Flrrn; new or old
November, 53c: year, tsd491sc-;; southern
white corn, G6IS9c. Oa+s-Firn1: No. 2
white, 33t@35c. Rye--Better demand, firm,
Nc. 9, 5t@54lsc. Butter-Ffrm and uu-
changed. Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
C!leese-Fir 1nand unchanged Sugar
Firm and unchanged.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly bank statement was issued
to-day In the form heretofore used, with
the addition OF a line giving the total Of
Government deposits. The statement
shows:
r Loans ss12 33233 700: decrease, s,s7s.1no. De-
posts. se7s 10000 decrease. F4.S.3.lf0. Cir
culaton S65,660 800: increase. 1888. o90. Leg
ai-tenders s6S. 5s3. 800; decrease 81 7922. SEQ
Specie, sl51. 2sa. 800, decrease Sno.epn Re
serves, SIS. 5000: decrease, s.. 5G3, 200. Re-
serve required S2fs.044.o5o: decrease, ST.
ns5. 40. Surplus. sl,S19,21o. decrease, ST. HI
40. Amount of United State deposits re-
ported, $40 T6a. 800.
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CATTLE ~ ARkETS.

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 4-CATTLE-Ee-
Eceirts. 2,oe0 head. including 200 westerns;
steady. Good to prime steers nominal at
s..a0aS.4o; poor to msdlum, ss..eeF .
@4.5o; heifers, s2.25@55o; Gamers, a.25Gl
. 90 bulls. s2GG450; calves, sSG57; Texas-fed
steers. Biologists. Hogs-Receipts to-day.
5000 head; Monday. 300, 600 head; lefr
ed and butchers, s7.25a7.so; good to choice
heavy ST. 1907 IS; rough heavy, Sc. 9Otd7. 40;
light, s7l56765: bulk Of sales, s7.25a7..5.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; sheep and
lambs steady. Good to choice wethefs.
s. 2s5l94; fair to- choice mixed, S2.5913 So;
native lambs, s3.50G5.75.
NEW YORK, Oct. A-BEEvEs-Re-
Eceipts,. ~ head; dressed beet steady. city
dressed. native sides. 7912c. per pound;
quoted American steers at 12GGl4c., dressed
weight; refrigerator beef at 1aEc. per
pound, ESnortst to-day, the. beef partly
estimated, 500 beeves. and 3..400 quarters
5of beef CalNes--Receipts. 81 head, one
lsc.s per pound. Sheep and lambs-Re..
CENTS, LAG head; cars on sale: Sheep
steady: lambs slightly frmer; pens fully
cleared. Sheep sold at sos. so per 100
pounds: few AT, at SO, bunch for - export at
mutton, extreme range. 5,s@71sc. per
pound !: dressed lambs, general sales. 71s0
10c.s
E-Rece.pts. 40 0head;; nothing doing.
yeals-Raceipts light lower. Tops. SSQr
SIS common to. good. Is sS5oaS. Is Hogs
Receipts. 5000 head, fairly active; pigs q
shade lower 9 hers steady to- strong.
4 orllRrsa IS sht workers.
Sc saSTs "a: sl,s gEa $s:5g1S. So roughs, $3.50
65D:s Stags. $596. grasseS, $500 s. da1z9ee.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. dashboard
Air Line common, S0htdao1a: do preferred,
4S@4a Seaboard As. So. asked.
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MONEY AND ExCHANGE-Moncy on
call quiet; only one Joan at 315 per cent:
closed offered at SO per cent, prime MGR
camille paper. per cent. Sterling ex-
change arm with actual business in
bankers bills at s6S75G54s6625 for de-
mand and at s4.S3. t25Is $3.50. for sixty
days bills; posted rates. A.S3i5 and ss.S7;
commercial bills, s.: LEES a. S221ii Bar silver,
5oss; Mexican dollars, 4Dl4. Government
bonds easy; State bonds inactive; railroad
bonds easy.
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PRICES CLOSED
ON A LOWER LEVEL 'E'V
There Was Much Confusion and
Excitement During the Day.
FAILURE OF COAL CONFERENCE
FAILURE OF c oAL CONFERENCE
This Prevented Rally That Was Espec'
ted to Set in as Result of Discred>
ting Of Stories Abroad Day Be-
fore-Bond Prices Sustained
fBr Assoc,nted loress.l

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-There was much
confusion and excitement in to-day's
stock market again. which resented IN
prices closing at a level from 1@3 points
lower than last night for most of the
prominent stocks. The failure of the coal
conference at Washington TO effect a set
Element prevented the recovery which
would naturally have followed from the
refusug Of yesterdays false rurnors that
the Comptroller of the Currency MAD
overrulad the decision of Secretary Sta y
to remit the requirement upon nauoIial#
banks to maintain a 25 per cent. reserve
against Government deposits. After an
eifective recovery the market receiNsu q
second shock from the appearance OF the
bank statement without change in its
form TO Indicate the reduction IL reserve
requirements permitted by Secrslats
Shaw. That is to say, Government sts men us-
posts are still Included, With the iotai
deposits and the reserve requirement eS-
tirnated as Is per cent. of the total, with
the result that decrease In the surplus
is indicated of s1.4lT,425, bringing down
that item tc sI.sl9.20o The clearing house
committee was long in session before the
bank statement was given OUT, and no
statement accompanied 1t to snow what
bank statement gives the amount of Gov
eminent deposits with clearinghouse
banks. Whatever may be the motives
! impelling the action Of the clearing
house. the operators in stocks jumped to
the conclusion that for stock market pur-
poses the position of the New York banks
is 10 be regarded as though Secretary
Shaw's ruling were not in force. The
fact remains that the Secretaryss permits
siVe latitude upon the banks IS avail
able In case Of a determination by the
clearing-house to change Its decision or
to relax it's rule at its own discretion
The market strength Of foreign ex-
changes, a result OF the weeks easier
money market and the shutting off Of
an hope OF gold imports, or even with
some apprehension of possible demand for
gold imports. probably Influenced the
clearinghouse authorities.
Prices OF bonds We're well sustained.
United States old as, coupons, advanced
4 yer cent. and the new AS declined Il
per cent as compared with last weeks
closin gcaI
The total sales of stocks for the day
were 3aS, 400 shares.
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9, Oct 4.-CAT-
nothing doing.
aver. Tops. $50,
&.D1S. Is. Hogs
Y active; pigs a
sadly to strong,
medium N.Sap
uGht workers.
/: sroughs; 81 $50
$.5n07:: da1I3eo.S
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81 $50 bales.
Total to-day at all seaports-Net re-
.ceipts so 2c1 bales; export to Great Brit
ain. I7S bales: TO the Continent O 7,57i
bales; stock. 500. sos bales.
Consolidated at- all seapcrts-Net re-.
ce;pts. So POI; bales: export to Great,
Britain l73s bales; to the Continent. 18Th
bales.
Total since September LIST at all sea
ports-Nct receipts, 1.067.9iIe. bales:l eN-#
port to Great Britain. 262. a2a bales TO:
20 bales.
NBW ORLEANS. Oct 4:-coTToN-In
the spot cotton market the offerings were:
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Richmond, Va. Oct. 4, 1902.
QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. A-FLOUR-Quiet,
buyers and sellers being 5Iloc. apart
Winter patents. s3.5563s5: Minnesota pa
tents s35OG3. %. Rye F'lour-Quiet: fair
to good S3.1533. 40. Buckwheat -four
Firm at s2.25@2.5o. CornmeaEVery
steady: western, s1.34. Rye-Steady; NO.
western, 5sc. Barley-Steady; feeding.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Richmond. Va, Oct. 4, 1862
SALES.

Virginia Carolina Chemical common-5
share sat 6.2.; 10 shares at 6isa; 10 shares
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all seaports--Net re-
export to- Great Brit
he Continent, Q 1,5Il
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Cotton, dull. n,iddl;ng. S 1I-1sc.:: gross re-
cetpts 53s3 bales;s sales, 10 bales; stock,
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Gates Betting at Saratoga,

Julian Ralph. In New York Times.
1t can not be breach of decorum to
say that John W, Gates and his betting
formed the chief event at Saratoga On
Tuesday. The topic was uppermost among
all who were eggplant Of what was going
on. He plunged heavily on Conundrum In
the second race, for II was horse owned
by his friend, j. A. Drake. Mr.. Gates ran
the odds down from to TO to ., hut
Zoroastcr proved the better horse, and
Wall street pluck saiaamed to the cunning
of the horsemau. - 80
hacked the favorite which was Mr.. Whit
news Gunhre, hut Colonel Peppers Par
Excellence won II was whispered that
the horse was. In fact. the property or Mrs
Pepper. n gracious and charming lady, VINO
sat unnoticcd by most persons on the Clne
! her horse against odds OF 40 to l. and was
richly rewarded for her faith and courage.
On the last race the Wall street mag
| nate had sufficient faith in his convictions
| 10 enter the betting shed ana back MS
! fnvorite in the large and .dashinS way for
| which he is distinguished, putting thouS,
/ ands here and thousands there a around
| the ring--and winning not less than NO,
600 This covered his losses and left him
| several thousands "to the good.
! From the ring came ominons mutterlngS
havoc that will he made Of the great or
| orator by the hookies when they think
| they have allowed him all the fortune that
| they can afford Men more modest might
| have heen satisfied with what they do tc
| certain OF Mr. Gates friends.
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commendable Independence.

New York Tribune,
The appointment by the mayor Of ciu-
zens committee to investigate the riot
which took place at the time of the funeral
of Rabbi Joseph will undoubtedly give
great satisfaction 10 the people who have
clamored for justice since that unfortunate
occurrence Their satisfaction is height
ened by the fact that whatever has been
done toward calling the attention Of the
public TO their side OF the case has been
through their own efforts. IL Is "A remark.
able fact that the meetings were called and
conducted by men of the crowded East
Side, the articles In the jargon papers
were written by residents of the district
where the rioting took place, and The men
who appeared to represent the injured
mourners were also Well known In the teue
ment house district.
There are scores OF influential charitable
Jews In New York whose names may al
ways be looked for when matters In which
the Jews are deeply interested come be-
fore the public. These men figure In sci
entihc mercantile and political circles, and
have done much TO aid their East Side
brethren. But II seems they were not need
ed in this instance. The Russian and the
own battle, and probably thought that his
cause could not be benefited by the people
from the upper part or the city. What
! ever may come OF the matter, whatever
action may be taken to punish Offenders o.
| TO prevent future similar occurrences VII
| he due TO the unaided efforts OF the people
| who show by their independence that III,
| atmosphere OF the new world has had
beneficial effect ON their moral courage
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The mixed choruses. composed of the
Houston ouortette society and the wo.
mans Choral club, had a splendid rehearsal
LAST Wednesday evening. Next Wednesday
the quartette win rehearse alone and on
the following Wednesday evening. August
-, there will be another rehearsal for
the mixed choruses Of the two clubs
ITS hnc 70 know that we have such en-.
thusiastic musicians among us, and the
hrss concert. which win take place about
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Carried a Menaqerie.

New York Evening Press.
The thin man looked Just as il every.
body in the world imposed on him Even
his mustache grew crooked. He came into
the car OF the suburban train sdewse,
deposited his basker gingerly. and slid into
the seat beside It. AS soon as the train
cleared the tunnel the basket meowed.
The thin man smiled back at the man
across the aisle, and gave the basket
shake. Another meow a little girl in
the seat IN front stood up on the cushion
and peered at the basket.
Like catsf' the thin man asked.
Yep" the child answered. "Lemme see
No, 1t might get away" the thin man
said with another smile.
The basket preserved silence for several
minutes, then 1t began to click. The
chid's eyes opened wide.
Like chickenst' the thin man asked
Before the child could reply the basket
emitted a shrill whistle. aud the man
across the allse, whose face was as puz
zled as the child's asked:
What have you there. anyhow"
"Mockingblrd. the thin man answered.
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"These woods are never silent In the
hush
or the high places. seieHnis there sees
In endless undertone the stately rush
OF music-wlndy melody that grows
And Gibbs and changes In uncertain times
Az II some pengive god tried here 3pGrt
Vsgue Snatches OF the hermonies divine
Before he. PLAYED them on the human
heart"
Warren Chenv.
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II one wishes 10 be carried back to his
coats and heans and barley" days all
that he need do IS TO go to q children's
party. It's wonderfully prettyAslght to
see the little ones gathered on tAe green
lawn. playing games. making shy adj
vances and darling hither and thither with
not q care on earth TO dim their Joy. Lit
tie Miss Carrie b. Baugh celebrated her
eleventh birthday In this manner II was
her worry first party. and Il is altogether
doubtful II any regrets were received TO
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An Imaginary Lunch.

New York Evening Sun
They were two--one sober and the other
not They entered a famous uptown all
night restaurant, The sober man ordered
poached eggs on thin toast and tea. The
tipsy one ordered broiled lobster, rabbit
and ale, and went fast asleep
His friend grinhed. and at the proper
time ate his eggs and drank his tea, with
the broiled lobster Ranked by the rabbit
and ale before him his companion slept
on. .
The sober one pulled out cigar and
nnishsd IL He called the waiter and or
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more changed It's course, and, springing
about, made for the open bay leaping two
or three times from the water as 1t wen.
Nathan b. Appel, a guest Of the Motel
who is considered an authority on hsn'
said: II have seen EN- 10 the south IA
chc It's a phosphorescent porpoise"
The whole town excited over II,
Further investigation revealed beyond
doubt that Mr.. Platz, a couple OF fellow
conspirntors, n carpenter, a Ash shaped log,
some luminous pain and phosphorlc oil
200 yards OF small rope, a block and pulley,
and a boat at anchor ont OF sight in the
bay were the incidentals to the appearance
of the mysterious creature.
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dered the table cleared OF untasted lob
ster, rabbit and ale Then he walked his
friend with, Come along, me boy.
Where's my lobster and rabbit and
ale?" the sleepy one demanded.
Ate en-" replied his friend You've
had enough tonight. Come along"
"All right" was the response, as the
sleepy one complaceutly waddled out.
In that case at least, an assurance was
as substantial as a fact,
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ONLY FAXED UP FISH.
Bath Beach Guests Enjoy Sensation as
Result OF Joke

Chicago Tribune.
Bath Beach is enjoying n phosphorescent
porpoise story, The marine FREAK APP
peared TO the guests of the Fort Lowry
hotel there on Monday night, and every.
one at the hotel Ia authority for the state
ment that regarding the appearance al
least there could be no possibility OF
doubt About 9:30 o'clock on MONDAY
evening queer nsh-shaped object. about
eight feet long, whose scaly sides cleaned
green and CHASTITY With a kind OF phos
phorescent nre, was seen about a dozer
Yards IRON the end II the Bath Beacn
pier and slowly approached.
Everyone on the hotel piazzA who saw
the object ran TO the end Of the pier 70
gel closer look Meanwhile the nsn
had turned abruptly and started seward
eut stopping abort after few yhrdk, ones
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Superior in Some Resneots

Boston Transcript
Roads-Your auto doesn't begin to be az
fine as Streets
Lane-Admltted. Bur mine is good
deal noisier and smells worse You can't
think low that enhances the pleasure Of
riding it.
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buyir ne With fep orders % nv, DUMP tR.l ips'
n into the well. Tne barn
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