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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28
FLY CATCHES.

n "homing pigeon" is the title Sheck-
ard received in st. Louis.
De Wolf Hopper, the comedian. has
become great Pirate rooter.
Pitcher Eustace Newton IS n full
dedgcd VI. ID and a tine fellow.
George Smith has played twenty
three straight games without an error.
Pat Carney and DeAontrevine are
doing the best base running for the
Boston Nationals.
Neither Roy Clark nor Christy Math
ewson Of the New York contingent
plays Sunday ball
The rumor that Hillebrand. Prince
tons former star pitcher. will play pro-
fessional ball this year is once more in
operation Nothing in it." said lille
brand the other day.
Charley Farrell of Hanlon's Superbas
is being guyed very frequently on ac-
count Of his bulk. The duke can't last
In baseball much longer unless he
adopts strenuous training methods.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28
SHORT STORIES.

Routt county. Colo. is $50 miles long
and 70 miles wide. an empire in itself
More than half million visitors
passed through the gates at New
Iork's geological park in 1901.
In many parts of South America the
natives catch and Kill butterflies for
entomologists by means Of the blow
pipe.
Butte. Mont. is famed through the
northwest from the fact that it has
but a single tree. Moue are TO be set
out and cultivated
Comparatively few persons will SEQ
the head OF Martha Washington on the
postage stamps. 1t goes on the eight
cent denomination
Mount Etna Is found by Professor
Ricco 10 have been lowered sixtv-nve
feet on the south since 1865 and twice
as much Oh the north The top * sup.
posed TO have been slowly blown away
by the wind
One Of the Peculiar People" I'm Hoi
land recently broke his arm. lie &c
clined 10 can In a doctor and wrapped
4 Leaf out OF Bible round the small
toe Of his left foot. He declares that
this gave him instant relief. lie stin
walks about with broken arm.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28
SATURDAY.
JUNE 2S. 1902.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

William T. Keogh is writing a new
play TO be called The kentucky
Feud."
Augustus Thomas '.rhe Love OF n
Mlliner" has been secured by Kirbe
IA Shelle
Sadie Connolly has been re-cngagcd
TO play Mrs. Crowley in Quincy
Adams sawyer"
John McNeigh. comedian. will play
the part OF RUDE Roy in roxy Grand
pa" next season.
John Drew viii pass his vacation at
EaSthampton. y. y. The other DrewS.
big and little. will be with him.
The Klaw x Erlanger Amusement
company has been Incorporated ut Al.
bany with capital Of $4,000.
The new musical comedy in which
Jerome Sykes is TO appear next sea
son is entitled The Money Burner"
The sross receipts of The Sleeping
Beauty and the BeaSt." which has lust
concluded its phenomenal season. were
$JO1.0oO.
II present negotiations 80 through.
King Dodo" viii be presented In Lon
don next fall \ separate company
will be selected.
Nellie Lynch has been rc-engagcd 10
play the principal soubrette in tie
English musical comedy. san Toy.
managed by Edwin Price.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28
...Attention..
SpOrtSn1en!
LEROYL. LELAND.

100 Light St, Baltimore, Md
Is headquarters for Remington Hammer
and Hammerless guns guaranteed
gun Tor $40. All brands of Smokeless
Power. Hand loaded shells Full lime o..
sporting supplies always on hand. Mail
orders solicited. Prompt attention and
guaranteed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28
Two InGenious seho.ii.,.-

One of The boys OF the Lacon an
schools has recently built boat 50
we'll that the county superintendent 81
schools has asked permission TO show
II around 70 public schools. The boy :
name IS Lyle Lee Richmond. the seven
ycargld son OF judge 4. II. Richmond
Lyle declares that some day he will be
the owner of handsome yacht
Bonnie Hacker. another Lacon boy.
eight years old. has made tent that
has attracted the attention of Profess
or Perry. the county superintendent. To
such an extent that he has taken il
with hm 70 exhibit 10 the schools
throughout the county. Young Hacker
Is the son Of Lacou merchant and is
a bright, busy hoy.-American Roy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28
CYNiCISMS.

Misfortunes never come singly. but
good fortune has solitary habits.
DO you annoy people who are willing
to let you alone? Many people do 1t.
Look yourself over.
A man hating woman and a woman
hating man are always suspected of
having lot OF scars.
1t is good plan for man TO leave
his widow some life insurance IN order
that hope may take root again in her
heart.
While mother and father are still
OF the belief that their daughter is a
baby some young man comes along
who teaches her she is woman.
When a woman gets a yard of lace
at dry goods store. 1t means enc trip
back to change It. trip to match what
she changed and fourth trip to get
more.-AtchIson Globe.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28

Ephraim was showing his cousin
FROM the city around the farm.
Here" said he. lis all fathers pota-
toes. We amt begun uSin' new pota-
toes yet We got down ten acres in
potatoes this year"
Those potatoesT' asked Chollv.
putting up his eyeglass. "Aw-uo pota.
toes on the bushes yet. ehg"
Potatoes don't grow on bushes" re-.
piled Ephraim contemptuously. "We
dig 'em out of the ground
Ground. chg" remarked Cholly
again. looking puzzled. New style
perhaps. Aw'-with a bright idea
perhaps new potatoes"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28
ImIsa,ins Nsslenal Ia,,maker..

Twenty boys OF the Waverly ~. "
high school have organized congress
modelled after our national house of
representatives. The congress meets
every Wednesday night. and an ma
tioual questions are discussed They
receive from the congressman for their
district. Hon. George W. Ray. Official
documents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28
CROWN of Children.

At five years Of ace boys are mainly
taller than girls. but the girls appear
to equal them az the seventh year and
continue thus up To and including the
ninth year. after which the boys rise
again above the girls for two years.
At about twelve years the girls sud-
denly become taller than tho boys. CON
tinulng until the fifteenth year. when
the boys finally regain their superiority
Of stature.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28

Steps the Cough ana works 81 the Geld.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure. no Pay
Price - cents
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-28
VIRGINIA CEOTHENc HOUSE.

Mems Boys and Children's CLOTHING. Gents
Furnishings, Shoes, Hats, Caps Etc
splendid assortment ofal and best: not a garment
here that isn't all it should be quality and STYLE all as ce
July made as hgc9ss makers do work is more
accurate as to INT and finish We also the agents Of te
Seamless Overall the invention strong and eomfrtab
guarantee with every pair patented Feb 1902 Don't forget
your old place the Virginia Clothing House. H. FALK PROM
oI4 Nam st Open evenings till o'clock Out of town orders
promptly attended to.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
KANSAS CITY FOR ATKINS.
His Friends Have Named State Com
mitteemen From the Fifth District.

George a. Neal Of Kansas City, formerly
Assistant United States District Attorney
! for the Western District. and Doctor S. A
Durham OF Jackson County We're III st.
Louis yesterday comforting with Repub-
ucan State Chairman Aklus. These two
gentlemen have been selected as the new
committeeman from the Fifth Congressional
District by a. caucus OF the delegates to the
State Convention
Republican primaries were held in Kan
saS City last Wednesday. The result was
q clean victory OF the AHIns faction In the
caucus, which was held Thursday night by
the elected delegates. Joe Harris, the
Atkins representative in Kansas City. con-
tTolled g. out Of ~. As friends of the State
chairman have insisted that he could con-
troll the convention without thsaid OF KAN
sas City, St Joseph and ST Louis, the
Kansas City victory only adds to his
There is much bitterness in st. Joseph
over the way In which the herens faction
handled the Atkins crowd. John Albus sue
the heads Of A. W. Brewster, Ralph Stsu-
bar and other keTens men. but lost out in
the city. Brewster and Stauber succeeded
proxies. After agreeing TO share represen-
tation to the State Convention with the
Atkins faction in the proportion that they
slate which barred out every Atkins man.
OF course, the subsequent boiling delegates
put up another delegation
Chairman Atkins should be able to control
the Credentials Committee OF the State
Convention. II he does ne finish Of the
St. Joseph wing OF the Kerens faction Is
easy 10 ~foretell. The same tactics may be
used to advantage in deciding other con-
tests.
The fight of the National Committeeman
IS now TO prevent the State Convention
taking action on the United States senator
ship. IL it does. Kerens probably will be
beaten. Friends of AkIns insist that the
State chairman Is not taking a hand in this
fight, but some of the Atkins faction are
insisting on theiE perogatives; 1t 10 said
that James L MINIS. formerly OF Carol
ton, and one Of the best known Repub-
Leans in the State, will advocate action by
the convention. Colonel u. p. Dyer is OF
the same opinion. 1t IS said that they
have been receiving letters from the coun-
try asking for advice. 1t will he up 10
the National Committeeman TO forestall
anything OF the sort. With the aid of
Phelps he may be able TO save himself for
the caucus nomination by the Republican
members Of the General Assembly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
ENGINEER WAS KILLED
IN PASSENGER WRECK.
With Fireman, He Jumped When the
Trains Came Together-severaI
Others Injured.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Kansas City. Mo. JUNE 6.-The Chicago
and Alton passenger train from st. Louis.
due to arrive at the Union Depot at IT'S
o'clock tonight. was wrecked near the Big
Blue River, a short distance from Sheffield.
The inbound train collided with a freight
train westward bound. V. B. Peck"
Mead, the engineer. was killed.
James O'Donnell and Mike Doyle, from
Springfield, ILL.,. were severely injured,
O'Donnell SO seriously that he may die. A
waiter in the dining car and several passen-
gers received minor injuries. W. E. Lamb
den. fireman on the wrecked train. jumped
from the engine with the engineer and sus-
tanned an injury about the right hip.
The passenger train was running rapidly
around the sharp curve at Big Blue juno
ton, when the explosion of a torpedo gave
warning that the track was occupied by u
train close in front. Mead. the engineer.
reversed his engine and jumped from the
cab at the same ome that Lamden. the
Herman. jumped fro er side of the
engine. Mead received fearful injuries
about the head. including a fracture OF the
skull. Lambden suffered nothing greater
than a bruised hip.
John Pearce. a glassblower, from Fair
mount. Ind, sustained a sprBined shoulder
and complained OF severe internal injuries
Patrick Tracy also of Fairmount, Ind. was
slightly Injured. AlonzO white, a waiter,
received slight bruises.
Mead lived in Kansas City. He had been
on this run for twenty-five years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
PRIMARIES WILL DE HELD.
~moc IN Several Districts to Sc
Iect Delegates To-Day.

]. c. Watson of Pennington and Rep
resentative Z. T. Eversole OF Potosi were
in the city yesterday on their way home.
where they will vote in the primaries to-
day. Mr.. Watson has been through the
southern part Of the State booming Tom
Maguire's candidacy FOR Railroad and
celient success.
Maguire's main strength in the convention
Will CONG from Southeast Missouri. He
Is the only candidate from that section OF
the State for the honor. His friends VIII
insist on dividing the nominations and will
try to prevent the Ninth Congressional DIS
trict. the home OF Joe p. Rice and John 4.
Knott. capturing both places.
The congressional primary In the Thir-
teenth District IS between Congressman
Robb and Judge Frank bearing. Great in
tereSt has been aroused over the contest for
the State senatorial nomination IN the
Twenty-siXth District. which includes JET
ferson, st. Francois. Ste. Genevieve. Perry
and Madison counties. Frank AItch.m Of
De Soto and Representative John l. Brad
ley Of ST. Francois are contestants
spent the day in St. LOUIS. He was q can
didate for State Senator from the Tween
tieth District. which includes Greene. Dade.
Barton and Vernon counties. He was DE-
feated in the Greene County primaries by
F. NJ McDavid OF Springfield. McDnVid
has secured the Endorsement OF vernon
County, thus giving him twenty-five out Of
the thirty-s!x votes in the convention.
which will be held June 10.
Among the other visitors TO the city were
Alfred L. Harry, Collector OF Stoddard
County. ard Ed Silver OF Jefferson City.
candidate for the Supreme Court nomina-
ton on the Democratic ticket
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
CULLOM TO QUIT
SENATE IN 1907
Five More Years Will Satisfy His
Ambition as q Statesman,
He Thinks.
The Republic Rur.sx.


Washington. June 6.-Senator Cullom OF
Illinois announced to-day that when his
present term as United States senator ex-
pres. in March, 1891. he will retire from
public life and spend the remainder Of his
days in quiet and rest. The Senator also
took opportunity to deny that he has any
desire or ambition TO defeat President
Roosevelt for the nomination for the presI-
dency in 1894
I'VE have some men now IN the Senate"
said Senator Cullom, who would have
been much greater in the histories Yet 70
be written II they had quit public life when
they were in full possession Of their fac
uities. I do not want to make that mis-
take. 1 realize I am becoming old Senator
Cullom will be IS when his present term
expiresl. and l do not wish 10 be q mill
stone around the neck Of the people Of Illi-
nois.
II have no wish that the Illinois delega-
ton at the next Republican Convention
shall support me for the presidency. and
l am not going to oppose President ROose-
welt"
Senator CulIom has personally Informed
the President TO this effect In a special visit
to the White House for that purpose.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
KRUGER MAY RETURN
TO THE TRANSVAAL
British Government Valves Its
Claim to Acknowledgment Of
Sovereignty From Him.

London. June 1.-THE Birmingham Post
the organ of Colonial Secretary Chamber
lain. to-day says that owing TO his age and
infrmities the British Government has
waived its claim for the acknowledgment
by Mr.. Kruger OF British sovereignty over
the Transvaal, and has guaranteed TO all
the Boer delegates In Europe a safe con-
duct to their homes in South Africa.
4. J. Balfour. the Government leader In
the House of Commons. in a speech at a
Conservative banquet in London tonight
referred to the South African War He
said the load was only thoroughly realized
now that IL had been removed and that
peace had been bought by unnecessary con-
cesdons.
He said he could respect the fighting
burghers. but nos those who had deserted
the Republics IN South Africa. The conten-
ton of the Liberals. he continued. that
peace might have been secured a year ago,
demanded independence.
Lord Kitchener, in a dispatch from Pre-
toria- dated to-day. announced that the
British Commissioners in the various dis
tricts report that lisa Beers laid down their
arms yesterday. Afterwards the Commits
sioners addressed the Beers. who CAV three
hearty cheers for KIM Edward. The best
possible relations exist between the Beers
and the British and there has been no hitch
in the proceedings anywhere.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
LIKE 4 MIRACLE.
Blind and Helpless From Pa.
raIysis, This Man Now Sees,
Walks and Works.

John Hunter of Orient street, Chico, Butte
Co, Calf. was a blind and helpless para
iytic, VINO had lost even the power OF
speech. In the spring OF last year he was
pronounced incurable, but now he can see.
talk. walk and work. To the San Francisco
Examiner representative he said:
stricken with paralysis. 1 lost all sense OF
feeling and all power OF movement in my
right side, from head to foot. I also partly
lost the power of speech. l soon became
totally blind and was so perfectly helpless
that for three years l was confined to my
bed.
doctors diagnosed my case as Iocomotor
ataxia and my family physician gave me
every care and attention possible, but all
his prescriptions during two years were
any way afford the slightest relief.
AFTER being virtually given up as a dead
man by friends and physicians, and resign-
mined TO try DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People. l mentioned It to my doctor
and he not only gave his consent to my try
ing Dr.. willlams' Pink Pills, but strongly
edvtsed my doing so.
From a blind. helpless paralytic, unable
70 move and so broken down and hopeless
that life was a burden. l can now walk, do
any odd Jobs about the place, go down town
and-most wonderful of al!-can see. And
] owe 1T all to DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
Improvement began while ! was taking
the second box. ] continued taking the pills
and from that time on it was gradual but
sure. Ny awful stomach troubles have dis
appeared, my eyesisht has been restored.
my brain IL clear and active. and II ever a
man should be grateful and anxious that
others should know the wonderful proper
ties OF DR.. Williams Pink Pills, that man
is myself"
The fact of Mr.. Hunters cure is widely
known and is vouched for by all who know
him, including Mayor o. L Clark. the Rev.
". @. White. Cashier A. II. Crew and Post
master W. W. Wilson. all of Chico. Calf.
DR.. williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are sold ct fifty cents a box or six boxes
for two dollars and fifty cents, and may be
had OF all drusgfsts or direct by mail from
DR.. Williams Medical Co, Schenectady,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
NO BODYGUARD
FOR PRESIDENT
Provision Therefor Stricken From
Antianarchist Bill in
the House.

Washington, June 6.-In the House to-day
Mr.. Littlefeld made an extended legal argu-
ment in defense Of the position taken by the
judiciary Committee relative to the uncor-
stitutionality of a law which would make
the killing of the President a capital Of
Tense without qualification. He quoted
many authorities and decisions in support
Of his contention. Members on both sides
OF the House frequently interrupted with
questions.
The bill was read for amendment under
the five-minute rule.
The text Of the Senate bill was first con-
shdered. Mr.. Crumpacker of Indiana
moved TO strike out the seventh section,
which provided for a ~bodyguard from the
regular army for the protection Of the
President, and the motion was carried with
out division. The House substitute was
then read for amendment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07

G ti2P; r. + R r. ss,la5 3$9n H NV Mochs:nsyi
Convention. +: 4, Brandt. Jacob Berger. r C.
'I Rsga IaT K Rep Eli: DelegatiOn-s,ate .Conven-
uO1: nathan Frank, Charles Espenschied Frank
ON: X: 4; BsaT. so, ' w iIa H 'o JnJlcis iihSc Con-
~yention: n W. Beck. Edgar. Skinner. Charles
Daa'FHAsin rw Sf4 Il TfETRI5sF WARD.
Regular Republican DelegationuState CGnVen-
c 5S@i 9 %e E Eslas pe iaa aSd tarE TIE 81 Ksyt u;
diclal Convention: J Clarence Tsussig. James
Hu"-s SnI rM2EIESyyTrYHeFsotRTH WARD
Regular Republican, Delegation.state Conyen,
\ we;sh. LenSn Parker. I TRopss 7 2w4 4
william = Tt.ey Chsrles Y: Rq!isdg": 3 6Esik.
TwENTY-FIFTH WARD.
George P. -WeInbfennsT. BENJAMIN J Tsgssig,
George D Reynolds. Charles Nagel. {. E Jdel.
S Sius St W ahd M i, Fi'P e. T sGfhn. jadi III f'1 canA Am,
ton: Charles Claim Allen. Allen {. Orr!ck. Eg-
Straight Republican Ticket-state Convention:
Putnam, Lofts E KTGiemann, D. somnef, and
s sRh = ne R ES3is ! fuf Pat9srs S&nTS Msyer Ba iaSe9 aR.
c. F, "il-2 Tv =9S aT F29sfS fl J4 W1Rp
ReguiaE Republican TiGket-State Conyention:
ESda9. + + R a15;:ei Ha 5SF' F EiSST' " &sT Hess. v" Au E9a;
J. LANCE. +. J CarrilIon and Walter F: BoEss-
judicial Convention: Fred Barber, Fred c..
MeiHhaIdt. Samuel Levy. Louis E.. Tengst and
A1"'" ITVWIENrY-sEvENTH WARD.
Regular Republican T~!ck=t-State Convention:
a A. Z. HOerhe!ue, " l. Sturdevant, Freeman
Wright, James 81. Rollins. Jswett Wagner. F.
II. hreIsmann and A. u. Bowen. Judicial Con-
ventipn: TheO- II. Culver, Charles L. LaXtCn,
William !. Diekroeger and T. 9. Hamilton
TWESTY-EIGHTH WAR;.
Regular Republican Ticket-SJate Convention:
Louis L. Aloe, q. X. Bonner, Henry Smith,
George H. Shields. William Godfrey. Alfred J.
NaEenmaC. James l.. MINIS. Robert c. Day.
Matt u. Reynolds. Benjamin J. Klene. Charles L.
IN22endahl and George H. Williams; Judicial
Convention: John A. Gillian. Seneca y. Taylor.
John A. Hyde, +. 4. Wind, J. 4. Johnson, W. D.
Hudson and E. {. LSckIand. IT.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-07
In the City.
1NCoRpoRArEp-rh. McN.ir, Harri.

INCORPORATED-The McNair, Harris
& Jones Realty Company, capitalized at
day with the Recorder Of Deeds. The stock
consists OF 5000 shares. valued at 500 each
kileuEn 6; MeNair holds leo 90, sG Ions.
1000. The Boulevard Hotel Company has 2
capital stock of 5000. divided into 40
shares. valued at .loo each: Peflss won der g
A. II. Rodebush 50 and James {. Jones ~.
! The st. Louis Granitoid Curbstone Company
has a capital stock OF S so d iwo.tS, ms S All
in. B. r Johnson holds ~ shares. henry
\. Chapman I. 4 E. II, gideii 2oo Pie
lO0. Robert Schultz 80. J. p. Trader 10
and z H. Brewer l@.
TRIED TO ESCAPE FROM HOSPITAL
james Hill, II years old. who tried to end
his life a few days ago in the lafayette
Park Police Station by. hanging himself
with his suspenders, made an effort to es-
| cape from the City Hospital observation
ward yesterday, but was prevented by War
d fStt6 He' Gn The bhe ch DEy wo az s ssni i no 'n and R06 bee
ing threatened with a sentence to the WORK
house, he tried to kill himself. An attend
ant discovered him hanging and cut him
down. The boy was sent TO the hospital.
HUMANE C REPORT The
weekly report Of the Missouri Humane So
lows: Beating or whipping. 4: oyerioadin8s
2. driving when CALLED or lame, y; deprIV,
INK OI ItCtsSdIS lbbO VI SANANSh
cruelty. 8; warned. e.: cases reported at Of
fee. Is: remedied without. prosecution. q:
not substantisted' q not IoHnd; ; II ani hnins
unfit for further use, s: complaints regard
ing children. 4; number Of children involved,
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS n sani-
tary last evening reported the
milk-inspection bin fayorasly ana y wraass
duced a bill to appropriate $1,000 Tor tne re
lief Of Morris ]. Chard. a ineman. VINO VIZ
to allow punkman Z Knlckmeyer to opeT::
North warne avenue was passed.
STOLE WEARING APPAREL-WEAR-
ing apparel valued ut SIS was stolen yester-
day morning from the resiaence OF mrs
negress who was employed by Mrs. Bruce
10 do Homework Is suspected Of the theft.
as she left the house while Mrs. Bruce was
away.
roy REPORTED MIssING-The police
of the souIard Street Station were asked
Yesterday to locate Joseph Kramer. Is years
old. who has been missing since Thursday.
The boy LIVED with Ha Nj his s paTsints at t! No; 1913
senger boy. The boys father. Joseph Kra-
mer, requested his arrest.
LEAVE OF ABsENCE-B. G. Adkins,S
chief engineer OF the street-service division
of the Water Department, was granted q
week he will attend the convention of the
American W~aterworks Association In Chi
cago.
DIED sUDDENLY-Lsais EppIe, SO
years old, died suddenly yesterday after
noon at his home. No. 243 North JEFFERSON
avenue. Heart disease is supposed to naVe
caused his death.
WOMAN BURNED ON HAND-MrA
D. NJ. Evans, living on the second floor q
No lIh Preston place. was slightly burned
on the right hand last night by the ex-
plosion Of a gasoline stove. A still alarm
before the engines arrived.