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the outer air and most methodical in
his daily life. Nor is he inclined to
at all begrudge the money that his
smoking has cost him. He believes
that he has received the equitable vail
ue of all the money he has thus spent
and only remkared, when an hours
careful figuring brought forth the rath-
er astounding total Of his aggregate
expenditures for blue smoke: IF had
it to do again. would put more money
into straight 5-cent>cigars and less into
high priced brands, and 1 would get
just as good smokes"
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VALUE WHICH A,MIcHIeAN WoM-
AN PUTS ON A HUSBANDS
aas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r.
MISS PEARL DAZZLING
CAUSE Of THE TROUBLE
She Insists, However, That She Has
Done Nothing to Warrant the chalt5e
That She Has Broken Up Family
Rumor That She Has Tied Up Her
Wealth So 1t Cannot Be Reached.
Special Correspondence.

SpeciSl Correspondence.
EATON RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 10
Nothing has been talked of here dur
ing the past few days except the suit
which Mrs. Edward Gary has started
to recover $4,000 for the alienation Of
her husbands affections.
Miss Pearl Darling, the defendant
In the case, was at one time a highly
respected woman, prominent in church
work and an enthusiastic member of
several women's clubs of the city. But
her connection with Mr.. Gary has cost
her all her her friends and now even
her nearest relatives see little of her.
Protests Love for Wife.
Mr.. Gary and Miss Darling have been
very intimate for about a year and a
half, too intimate, a leading witness for
the complainant States 1t is nearly a
year since Mr.. Gary has lived with
his wife, but he has been in the habit
of calling on her frequently until last
month. On these occasions he would
tell her he intended to come home for
good, that she was the only woman
he ever cared for and no one could
come between them
All this tinea however, he was con-
tinuing his ASSOCIATIONS with Miss OAR
ling, and finally she was taken up by
the Gary family. st
Mr.. Gary's marriage to the woman
he has just deserted was in open oppo-
sftion to his fan1iiy's wish, and one
of his sisters teldoa reporter that she
had several times tried to persuade
her brother to leave his wife who was
unfit for him. y 10
Mrs. Garys friends claim it is this
old hatred that has caused the Gary
family to espouse Miss Darling's cause
in her fight to save her modest fortune.
Recount Suspicious Circumstances.
The principal witnesses for Mrs.
Gary are detective from Detroit and
several young people who boarded in
the same house with Miss Darling.
They have seen Gary with Miss OAR
ling and one witness swore before the
prosecuting attorney that she had seen
Miss Darling and Gary go behind
closed doors for over an hour at a time,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-14
Still Enjoys Good Health.

Perhaps the most surprising feature
of the strange story Is that Judge Ho-
gan's intimacy with My Lady Nicotine
successfully gives the lie to the bale
full prophecies and warnings Of the
tract writer's and psychologists. For,
Notwithstanding his answering fidel-
ity to the weed, he enjoys as good
health at seventy-six as the average
man does at less than half his, age.
He is hearty and vigorous, lover of
the theater and good literature, fond of
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but she did not know of criminal acts.
She stated that many nights when Miss
Darling retired she would tell her COM
panion to leave the door unlocked and
that on those nights she slept down
stairs.
Detective Collier, Of Detroit, followed
Mr. Gary to the house one night and
heard voices at one of the bedroom
windows. He listened and heard words
that suggested criminal relations.
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and legal guilt. Since the case is
started, of course, gossips have recalled
many little circumstances which they
think now throw some light upon it,
but which at the time passed unheeded,
and it is probable that the lynx-eyed
lawyers watching the respective inter-
ests of the two parties will have some
of these new stories investigated in
court.
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ling have been received everywhere un-
til lately and they have many friends
among the better known people of
the place. 1t is from them that the
witnesses will be mainly drawn to give
evidence for and against the complain
ants.
At present opinion is sharply divided,
one faction holding the innocence of
the accused couple and the other main
tanning with equal force their moral
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INDIANA JUDGE PUTS FORTUNE
50 in TOBACCO FOR PER-
SoNAL USE
HIS AVERAGE EXPENDITURE
OVER 81 A DAY SINCE BIRTH
Has Had Many Ups and Downs--1is
Lot Often Exceedingly Precarious-
Regrets That He Did Not Stick
Throughout to Nickel Weeds--Is Sew
enty- Six, Hale and Hearty.
Special CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence
VALPARAISO, Ind, Sept. IA for
tune gone up in tobacco smoke. Not
by accident nor in wholesome specula
ton, but at the seemingly impossible
rate of one cigar at time. That is
the record of Judge Tighlman A. Hogan
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When sufficient evidence had been

When sufficient evidence had been
collected the papers for the suit were
filed and summons served on Miss
Darling. She Immediately sent for Mr..
Gary and told the deputy sheriff that
they had been expecting such move.
To reporter she said she was In
no way to blame for the separation of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary. When asked if
she did not consider it dangerous to
break up home, she replied:
'They will have to prove Ifhave done
that"
Mr.. Gary is a member of the firm of
Gary Brothers. proprietors of a meat
market and stock buyers. 1t is ru-
mored that Miss Darling has tied up
her property in such way that even
if the suit goes against her 1t cannot
be touched.
Both parties have retained counsel
and sharp legal fight will ensue, in
the course of which many of the more
socially prominent citizens will be
called as unwilling witnesses.
Mrs. Gary will begin suit against
her husband for separate maintenance
if the testimony shows adultery was
committed.
Prominent in Society. =
All the parties have been so promi-
nent here that society looks upon the
case almost in the light of family
scandal. Both Mr.. Gary and Miss OAR
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Copyright 1902. by
Robert Howard Russell.

I'D We see what tn pris-
idint said to tn throlley
man that bumped him?"
asked Mr.. Dooley.
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PROPOSALS.

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BIER FIFTEENTH, 1902. for furnishing the home
3oth. 1909 with two thousand e. OoN tons.
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Ash Stove Coal. Delivery to commence immedl.
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Charge to the contractor For further informa tion
apply to H. NJ. KENDALL, Major U. 8 Army,
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PROP0sAIS : UNITED STATES SENATE.
washington D. C.-sealed proposals for the follow
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senate until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON ON THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER t 1902 S and at
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Of 81 eat al o a6S ee re
he stored in the vaults Of the Senate wing Of the
.nS ali 70 be 's e sff aa IT
times and IN such qasnie. s may MAY es ordered ns
The Sss %h snd @ ss
to reweigh the coal at TIE Capitol building at tie
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tssas sss g. 10 iii - Ias sd a. s:ss
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& . e s r. s.s :ss s. ssa e..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WHY 1000 INVESTORS BOUGHT
80. 2ei 900
WORTH OF OUR NEW YORK LOTS

HOhIH OF OUR NEW YORK DOIS
DURING THE PAST YEAR.
Over three and q quarter million dollars! That
Is the forceful story Of real estate sales
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perhaps, have not invested-not even investigated.
This advertisement Is written to induce you to
let as tell you the great story Of propcsitioa
$40 SECUKES A $50 LOT IN GREATER NEW
YORK,
within thirty-ive minutes Of the City Hall.
This carries q guaranteed Increase Of 2oro In
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deed to your heirs in you die before you have
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est class Of pafk-like improvements free Of cost,
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This Is high-class strictly honest proposition
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We feel that are the trustees Of the tho'ii
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see that EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST WITH
Us SHALL BRING YoU MANY FOLD.
You have absolutely nothing to lose by writing
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FOR RENT-BY X. o. HOFFMAN, REAL, ESTATE
ana Insurance Broker, 10th and y sts NV
40 18th NV, store 90 BY 12I2 9th 7r&sto 35 90
% upper portion. 81 10 90 POS av. Sr. 25 90
sos 18th lar 2b So 33 1245 11th Sc 5r sto % 90
2233 Q, 10r. b.. 5000 G07 Sc, Or. Is. 40
l3l4a 9th NV. i0r 40-60 1917 ne, Or. 90
III Z Sc. Or 40 90 90l NV, nat. IS 90
Farm near Laurel, Nd. 9l4 NV, basemt. Is. 90
lSr, " acres 1000 1911 ne. 5r. 20
ls2I 18th. apt Or 20 90 60 Decatur me- Or. IL so
FURNISHED HOUSES.
s mr. 18th j. 2s pr ansa 90 Cap mr. ID lsr p. $50
/ NJ nth, 15r. =. 5000 18th near O. sr .l25
Mass av 4 2+th 2or 2 eo Riggs near 18th. Sr. 100
Conn sv & 8. 16r. 2b 2.500 mr. 14th, Tor. IS
Iowa circle. l6r, 2b. .2400 I'd Sc. Or. a0SO
Goth p, Tor. 900
OFFICES.
Atlantic Coast Line laI1 NV. 3r. 80. .$25 90
bldg" from $40 to s3ai sun building. -
ESQ So to $22-59
STORES
425 18th NV. bldx.$ll0.00 f247 18th se sto 20 90
21t 9th NV. lixa5 40 90 l24S llth Sc 5r sto IS 90
60s 18th NV. 2r. 5000 po3-tf
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FOR RENT-SUPERB APARTMENTS, THE We
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Conn RI ,2b 2,50tE12th Mass av. AR 2b Is
18th n ,sts 1903 hF nt ota e
10Th 5s,h mr. IsS i s g ns z I9
a na iS'n @s 300 rsfi's 'Hs 81
=, avn s lS ai IL 20 la,h mr. IL
10th near ?. iir. % i5S nr 10th iSr.. B. 50
East Cap. l5r ...lso I7O2 r. Tor, b. Is
Il avn mr. n ,sr. b. .iss mr. 18th TIM ,p.
18th mr. s. i2r %. .I2s 10th near U. Dr. b.: 10
kalorama av. l2r. 2b 126 Corcoran 18th. ST. b IS
2lst N. 12r, b.. .125 Corcoran nr nth or b. IS
Sunderland pi lIr :: rs nr l4th. l2r, go
1929 600 ool77o T. store. sr. as 90
l+41 ar l5r. sb 200 90 1884 18TH Or b. 80 so
ssi iax Mass S. ~ = g
l52S NV. 16r Oh loo 90 1907 9Th NV, 6r. 81 so
lsss isr 800 - ist tn NV. ior 50
near 10th, llr, b. s5 90 zoos 5th NV Or b. 2s 50
i zee p sr s99 NV g. E
1852 Bacon 11r, 2b s. 90 1903 Roanoke. Or. so
2o1d g 9r b.. 50 90 54l.3 18th Sc. Or b. IS so
laoo ksnesaw. lor,o. 8 s 81 18th ne, sr b. $50
al av Sc. Tor b. so 90 1919 Lincoln 6r. 2 80
1870 Howard. Tor b5O0o 1902 7th NV dwell. so
!6o6 18th NV, 1lrb 30 90 % Patterson ne Or 30
1907 Phelps Tor. 2b. so Oni lib O NV Pr 5 90
1920 NV, lSr. Oh. so 90 APARTMENTS
2520 18th NV Tor. b 5000 IT'S 14th. I'd I'd floors
26li Univ pl, 10rb so 90 3r 1st n. 12r&2b $50 90
3il5ll Brown, Tor b. ~ so The Binney, 4th fr 4
l249 kenesaw. 10r b. IS 80 r. bun ktch & b. 81 so
81 nw Tor, b&sta $3.50 1901 Whitney 2dh g. 30 90
1898 Harvard Tor h. $3.50 STORES
1923 18th NV, lot b. 1900 I7Is T. storcGaIw ss5 no
2b22 niv pl 1Orb 800 sol ,sto Or sta. IS 90
~ Mass av ne Or. b. AZ 80 aS Ind nv. bssint
1895 22d NV. 1Or h. A. so STABIES
900 Univ p Tor. b. 1850 Tr 1920 10th NV No3 % 90
l3l2 w, Tor. b.. 1880 Rr 3I5 Az NV sta Gs Is 90
!i29 Yale. Tor, b. so RI 1915 n. stalls. 10 90
l40o Binney, Or, b. 300 Rr Moses Storage, 22d st
2o22 NV. Tor. b.. ID 80 bet NJ and NJ. 10 90
1904 NV. Or. b.. Al so RI Sc 21st . g 90
snt Decatur. sr b. Is SO RI 43 N. st, bk. g 90
5flo 18TH NV, Or, b35bO Rr Gle NJ NV, stable. e. 90
2lo4 lst l0r b.. 35NOR 2202 18th NV .hr' IS 90
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY
Wh. II. SAUNDERS & CO. 1407 ST NV
Fine Penn. ave property under permanent rental
AT $3.50. 600.
Corner property on @ st.-site for a large Office
buildng-trsnsfer corner for electric line.
AT $i6O. coo.
Good-paying investment In building central ly
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AT $3.50. GOO.
Well located business property, well tenanted
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At sI5.oG0.
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Ing good income,
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THE AROVE PROPERTIES ARE OFFERED
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nns-3t
FOR SAIE-FfNE BUSINESS PROPERTY COR
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SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO.. 800 r ST
NV.
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ith REM
THE DUPONT APARTMENT HOUSE.
10Th ST. BETWEEN r AND SITS. NV.
FACING CONNECTICUT AVE. WILL BE
COMPLETED AND READY FOR OCCU-
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ING APARTMENTS; THE LARGEST ROOMS
OF ANY APARTMENT HOUSE IN THIS
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SERVANTS ROOMS AND SERVANTS Toll
LET ROOMS THROUGHOUT. FOR RATES
APPLY ON PREMISES OR TO OWNER
FRANKLIN T. SANNER. 1861 COLUMBIA
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$3.50 .1G27 Mass l3r 2b 49, 50 80 Can Sr b
$3.50. 2 Iowa circle 15r $32 so 14O7 How az sr h
$3.50. 1901 Clifton. 1877 3b S31 80 .223 r NV Sr b
$50 92224 18th. 26r ib s3l 80 1880 18th. sto ce
s125. 1928 i5r 3b $50. so 1905 Lydecker Or b
$50 1859 Bacon. 1lr. % $40. so "a &C Sc NV OR b
Ss6 SO 429 Euclid p 2b $50 So 1912 18th NV ST.
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49, 223I NV. Tor. 1908 1+1o 10th NV, Tor b
SI3: l622 NV Tor. SCI. So. Morgan av. sr. b
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SEQ 1875 Q. 11r, S27 .S0.4i9 ] NV. hall
500 70. POO u NV Tor. $27 sc. CT NV, Or b
s55 1910 Yale. Tor. ID s27 So .423 10th ne 7r b
$50 10 2,lls q NV 1,ir. 500. so. .612 Sd ne 6r
5000 1911 Roanoke, 10r, b S2G. so . 81 p ne Or b
20 Column I'd Tor. S26. 80. .614 Sd ne. CT. b
go lSs1 10Th NV. llr. $3.50 IS y NV Sr b
$50 Warehouse. y nv Sa8. so. 1894 waIlach Or n
800 CAD Nd av me- Tor. $3.50. .913 y NV ar b
$50. 1900 18th NV Tor, b S2S. so. . 21S f me- Or b
$40 30 1913 kenesaw. lob SIS. so. 500 NV er b
St3an l2S5 Harvard lOr. $3.50 i70S Pa av Or. b
so 2l3o Pa avs sto SOS. ..1246 Col road fat
Si3 l46S Howard av.9f.b SIS. .I2Ol Cap NJ. store
$40 30 1919 Ken av. Tor. b sos 904 Pa nv NV Or
$40 30. 925 18th NV, 11r, b 500 so 500 o NV Sr b
$40S0 1888 9th NV. Or. so. so 144 Harvard 6r b
S4O3o III? Col I'd Tor. S21 so G22 Seston ne Or b
$40 In4 NV. Or fat 5000 1918 18th NV. Or b
~ 30 ot3 X av, Or Sis. Ill Mass ay NV 5r
SO li6l LIST NV, 7r. $3.50. 1883 Huron, ST. b
80 IT'S LIST NV. 81, 1850. Sal I4th sc. Gr
S35. so. 1925 NV Tor, b SIT so. 80 9l3 pod 6r b
SS3 so. .32 Q NV. Or. b SIT 30. .lI57 I'D dat
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s.a2o l7i9 18th NV. Or, b SIS .lU03-5 X sp 5r fiat
s5s 60 1894 18th. Or bSl+.a0.. .65I 9th ne. Or, b
$3.50. 1TT6 nw.7r. b.stnlsin e,'. $40 ID Sc Gr
18th mr. Scott Cir $1,000 nr ed. ,oo
10th. Or, 4b. sta. 5000 mr. Thomas Circle 500
Mass mr. Scott ca 600 10Th mr. r. I4r 1 400
2ist mr. q 14r 100 Flat. '.Kensinston" L .0OO
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NV, 1l1i Hons .bla 90 Ne 712 L. Or b.. 90 40
NV. 7O1 Fl. 1r, b. $3.50 NE, 517 Cap.6r b. IS 30
NV. 1922 Fla nv. 81. b25 so Ne lila K 6r b. 1S 20
NV, lS27Wftb' er. 800 Ne. ia X. 6r b. 1S 80
NV, 1914 Sth, Or, b22.50 NE, 517 Cap, Or b. IS 80
NV. 3I3 T. Cir, b. 90. so NE. 1909 Kramer ar BOO
NV. 511 s. 5r.. 1870 NE. 1915 Kramer. ST. 900
NV. 400 o. Sd H. 1r 800 NE. 1927 Trinidad. A 3 90
NV, 1924 Green's A 30 Sc 11GO 9th 14r So 90
NV. Ills 28th. Or. 1000 ST, 1In2 9th ar. Is 10
NV. Ala NayIor' sab 80 Sc. 1907 av 5r 10 70
NV. 1905 Cation, Ar LOOSE 923 Ca av, tr 10 80
NV, 1908 Cation, ir.. I. 90 SE, 1+O 81 ST.. - IA
NV. 426 q st alley. An. q. 80 Sc, i3i3 c. Or. s. 90
SW, 9O6 Va av, 81. b %. 81 Sc. 313 av Ar Z 90
SW, 237 18th, Or, b. 20. 90
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