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ITWtSN'T "OLD BILL" BRO( Nv Az
Long Island city Tramp Mistaken for the
Famous Count rrfeitcr.

Several times during the past nine months
the Queens County jail in Long Island city
has sheltered an old man, tall and thin,
who applied for lodging Each time the
man has turned mp at the Jail he was N"
worse for drink and Warden De BragGa
gave him food and kept him until he had
>ohpred up
The la-r time he was al tho Jail the man.
who ~aid his name was Henry King, declared
hat he wanted To do something 10 pay for
li- keep"
You re- too Old" the warden told him,
When I was Young, replied Hing, ~
was pretty handy with n pen II yonr
nnoh~ need attention | thiuN | can fix
them up."
Tho warden was amused. but remem-
hercd that he had q sci Of resolutions that
hc wanted onGrossrd hing said he d
be glad to have a try nj the job, and was
sure hat he would give satisfaction
When he had finished every ono who
saw the parchment marv"lied At the beauty
of The work. A few DAYS later King was
writing -oms visiting cards for a jailer,
when a former Long Island City detective,
named Ashmead, happened III.
Il thought you were dead, he laid 10
the old man.
Not vet" replied King. but if you
know me YOU needn't advertise the fact
This conversation Interested the Jaiers
and they questioned the former detective
AZ To the identity Of the expert penman
It's nobody but Bill Brockway. the
famous counterfeiter and forger declared
the ox-deteCtive. He's the only man
who could use a pen like this old boy"
Everybody in Long Island City became
convinced on Ashmead's say-so that Bill
Brockwav had turned tramp and was
being harbored in the county iail
A. Brockway was arrested in HOboken
| in 1898 for counterfeiting 500 notes of the
| Bank of Montreal and was sentenced "a
| ten years in the Trenton Prison, some per
| sons wondered how he got out Of jail SO
soon, The warden of Trenton Prison says
| that "Old Bill as Brockway was called
J j. still there.
The sun., 1902-09-27
WILLIANSBI RG BRIDGE PLANS.
scheme TO Widen Delaney street Referred
TO Art Experts Despite GrOut.

The Board Of Estimate yesterday con-
sidered once more the proposition to widen
Delaney street to 200 feet 80 a. TO make
a better approach to the new Williamsburg
bridge. Comptroller Grout wanted the
scheme turned down, largely on the ground
Of the expense. but the board decided to
refer the matter to the Municipal Art Com
mission.
The board also considered a project
10 cut a new street west of the Bowery
in an oblique line TO the junction of Elm and
Broome streets. II aroused considerable
opposition in the board and was laid over
The new street would bring traffic TO the
Williamsburg bridge. II is estimated that
the cost Of the Improvement would he about
81 278 900
The sun., 1902-09-27
SHEL nov ~ GOOD M NOR.
\ Little Talk with the Nan Who Wasn't
Nominal ed at saratoga.

George r. Sheldon, who was a candidate
for the Republican nomination for Lieuten-
ant -Governor was Al his Office in Wall
street yesterday. Mr.. Sheldon said that he
was never feeling better in his life than he
felt on his return from Sarato ga. He re-
marked that he had been subjected 10 an
unfair attack in Saratoga. but his friends
all told him that he did not get the worst Of
il al all. and he felt the same way about II.
These stories hat there il any i'll feeling
be, ween Gov. Odell and myself are all fool
ishne-s," said Mr.. sheldon 1t hurt Ben
Odell great deal more to ask me to get ont
of the race than IT hurt me 10 get out or
course ] am going TO support the Republican
ticket nominated at Saratoga from top To
bottom. and so are all Of nv friends.
The sun., 1902-09-27
Kings County Delegation complete.

Democratic State Convention from Kings
county has been completed by the election
of James j. kehoe, John J. p. Pagan and
John J. Maloney from the Ninth Assembly
district This was the one disl rict in the
county in which the anti-Willoughby ST rect
ticket won, O'Donnell the machine leader,
having been beaten by ma iority of 80 by
Kehoe II is said that Kehoe and his asso-
ciates have made their peace with he
machine and will take par, in tho regular
caucus of the Kings count Y men AT Saratoga
The sun., 1902-09-27

Murphy and it has steadfastly refused
to call a convention for the Second district,
which is conceded to Conway. The com,
mittee has until tomorrow night to call
the convention, and II It fails to do so 10y
that tine, Mr.. Conway will mandarnus II IN
order TO compel il to issue the call. The
mandamus, though, cannot state when
the committee shall call the convention,
and ii will be made returnable on the day
after the adjournment Of the State con-
vention, 80 that under no circumstances
can Mayor Conway 60 a. delegate.
The sun., 1902-09-27
was offered in evidence It read as

il vas offered in evidence. II read as
follows:
hereby afirm that | delivered 10 the clerk
ofthe Board Of Health r certificate OF marriage
OF Henry VI Bennett and Laura Blggsf. and
personally saw IT entered on the records IN
January, ls9s SAMl'FL STANTON.
Tucker said that stanton came To him
next day and told him that he had been
raped and asked Tucker II he was called
{ o court in the matter, TO TESTIFY that nc
tStanton) was drunk
This naturally brought the question,
and Tucker said that stanton was not
drunk.
On this evidence Judg" Heisley decided
hat probable case of conspiracy had
been made out II was evidence ot Miss
Biggar'- bad faith. he said. that she had
insisted on the probate of the will AZ "A
tina when. If il were true that she was
about To become n mot her. sh" knew hat
her condition invaiidatcd the will a. n"
provision had hean made for post Sthumous
child
The new evidence Confrmnd the opinion
that he formed. when the certificate OF an
alleged marriage wa- presented to HIM ~
Judge of tho Guardians Court. He did
not then think it was genuine, he said.
All tine lawyers who had been engaged
TO make Miss Biggar~ contest dropped
ont Of the case when the warrants were
served on HendriCk and Stanton, II was
stated TINT no attempt would he made To
serve he warrant on Miss Blggar unlll
saturday. DR.. Hendrick said she would
not try To ovade service, but he insisted
that he did not know where she il.
Attorney Young, who secured IN" evl-
dence of tho alleged conspiracy, has been
retained now nv the heirs 10 fight Miss
BggRr's claim to any part of the estate
Tf Miss Biggar, pr Hendrick and stanton
should he indicted by the Grand jury Il Is
unlikely that any action, touching the dis-
trlbution Of the estate, will be- brought by
the other heirs, pending their trial. should
Miss Biggar be convicted the lawyers think
II would be- an ea matter 10 keep her from
getting any portion Of the estate.
Charges of perjury may ba brought
against Hendrick and Stanton on their
evidence a. 10 the marriage and the hirth
uf child.
RAYoNSE. y j. Sept. ?8Dr Hen.
driCk's sanitarum was deserted tonight.
The iron screen door in front was closed,
but the door opening into the house was
ajar, and the wind blew II back and forth
There was no response TO repeated ringing
Of the door bell. but lamp burned In bed
chamber upstairs. cat ran about The
house howing Tho attention of the police
was called to the house. but thcy decided
they had no right to investigate. As the
house stands far back in the yard, well
surrounded by trees, neighhors were nm
able to say whether Miss Bisgar had taken
her departure or not.
DR. Connolly. who cstif"d a week ago
10 the birth of child 10 Miss Biggar, and
also that he made the certificate of it~ death
two weeks later declined TO make II ate
ment tonight or to admit that be had SO
testified AZ the hearing At Long Branch.
He l. a son Of the late Recorder Of Bayonne
and il young physician Of good repure.
At a late hour tonight the local police
had not been advised Of the warrant for
Miss Biggar
The sun., 1902-09-27
BLOW TO SPE tkER NIXON.
Ills Candidate for senator Is Defeated In
Con, entiOn.

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, Sept. GA I
Fancher of Little Valley, Cattaraugus
county, was nominated to-day 10y the Re
publcans for Senator Of the Fiftieth district.
Mr. Fancher was opposed 10y Fred X Green
and Arthur G.. Wade Of Chautauqua; Green
was the candidate of speaker Nixon and
Wade led the opposition. Failing 10 secure
the nomination himself he threw his dele
CATION to Fancher. The result IL severe
blow TO Nixon. and many believe II II the
entering wedge TO his deposition aS head
Of the Cattaraugus county Republican
organization. Fancher is the present A.
sembiv nominee Of Cattaraugus county
and will therefore be obliged 10 Withdraw
from the ticket
The sun., 1902-09-27
MRS. BERCKMANS Ill NOW.
Has Typhoid Fc,cr-Husband Recent,
Died Abroad From II.

Mrs. Berckmans, whose husband. Gustav
r. Berckmans, a partner of Tiffany, the
jewelIer, died in London on july from
typhoid fever, il i'll at her home, ~ West
enty-second street, with the same dis
ease. Mrs. Berckmans returned from Eu-
rope on Wednesday on the steamship Ma
iestic. She brought her husbands body
back on the same boat.
On the voyage over Mrs brckman-
was quite III When the vessel arrived
she summorHd DR.. Charles {. Barrows
who told hi hat she had typhoid fever
The funeral Of Mr.. Berckmans will take
place on Monday at the Church of the
Transformation.
The sun., 1902-09-27
Brooklyn Man Drowned or staten Island.

Tho body Of a man believed to be !, F.
Doyle Of 70 North oxford street, Brook
lyn, was found floating in the water IN
Midland Beach, Staten Island. yesterday,
10y Nrceland Egbcrr. On a tag attached
10 key ring found on the body was Doylo's
name and address as given. The man wore
black suit. whit" shirt, balhriggan under
wear. black socks. laced shoes. linen collar
and black satin tic. In the pockets were
~ Crnts and tho bunch Of keys with tho
tag attached TO the ring. which il thought
to establish his identity. Tho mnn was
about ~ years old. S feet inches in height
and weighed about 40 pound, Coroner
SchaefeI took charge Of the body
The sun., 1902-09-27
WIFE'S WORN FOR GtILTy WtN.
Gets Letters Asking LENT, Rnd Judge
lowinE S,ispcndS sent rncc.

Judge towlug IN General SESSIONS y"s-
terclay postponed until Oct 8the sentencing
If Frank X. R"mlingcr, who, whil" clerk of
the Hotel Darlington. stole $500. He was
arrc.t"d upon complaint OF tho proprietor
William p. Earll, and pleaded guilty.
Judge CoHing did not sentence him be-
cause Of letters he received from Henry
VI Flaglor Of the Standard oil Company
and other prominent mon which bore wit
moss to the young mans previous good
character aud asked the court to h" lnniont
Mrs Rcmlngcr told Judge Cowing that
she thought her husband could make resti-
tuition. II was Mrs Reminger who obtained
tho letters interccding for her husband
She expects also 10 collect the money To
repay Earl.
The sun., 1902-09-27
senator Patterson Buys Denver "Eyenins
Tines

DENVER, Col, Sept. 2s-The Denver
Evening Times, which has been owned
for several years by d. II. Moffatt presi-
dent Of the First National Bank, has been
sold to United States Senator Patterson
and will be made I he evening organ Of
whatever party Patterson belongs 70 when
the transfer takes place The price paid
il said To be 100000 Senator Patterson
has for some time been cutting the salaries
Of the staff Of his morning paper and ot her
wise economizing in order to be able 20
pay for tho Times
The sun., 1902-09-27
wants 10 Run for Congress.

II was announced last evening that
Henry W. Childers was a candidate for th"
Democratic nomination for Congress in
the sixteenth district. Mr.. Childers lives
in the Thirty-third Assembly district, Of
which Nicholas J. Hayes is III" leader.
Mr.. HAYES. James j Frawley Of the Thirty
second and Isaac A Hopper Of the Thirty
first rol the nomination.
The sun., 1902-09-27
NOmInat ed for Congress.

SYRACUSE. Sept, 20. Martin +. Dillon of
Skaneatelcs was nominated for Congress
to-day by the Democrats of tn" Onondaga-
Madison district -, in convention in this city
LEXINGTON. Va. Sept. 2s. James Lyons
Of Buckingham was nominated for congress
by the Republican convention OF the Tenth
Virginia Congress dist rCt tonight.
The sun., 1902-09-27
Quick Sha,cs In Jersey GUY Next Month.

Al a dance which Jersey City Italians
will give in Nat tional Hall, 1877 Brunswick
street. that city. on Thursday evening,
Oct 23 A. A. Soimne, the boss Italian
barber of the town. is going To undertake
TO shave sevcnty-iive men in an hour. On
each ticket sold for the dance is a printed
reaues, that male guests attend with at
least two days growth Of beard on their
faces.
The sun., 1902-09-27
Lob Hedges Asked 10 Nominate Stccklcr

u was announced last evening hat Job
T.. Hedges. who seconded Gov. OdelTs
nomination AZ tho Saratoga convention.
had been asked to make the speech put
ting Justice Alfred Stecker of the supreme
Court in nomination At the Republican
County Convention on Tuesday evening.
The sun., 1902-09-27
DIV orcc for Mrs. Alice DeHa,rn,

ALFRED, Me, sept "a Now York
county Supreme Court to-day granted u
divorce to MIR. Alice DeHazon, wife of
Benjamin DetTazen, a New York artist.
The lils,l alleged cruel treatment
The sun., 1902-09-27
wants 10 Divorce indian VIE who Won't
(ut Wood.

KINarIsHER. Oklahoma, Sept 20, John
Doblow. Cheyenne Indian, has filed -ut
IN the District Court against his w'fH, Mary
Kill.ir-th he Head, asking for divorce
on III" grounds of neglect of duty. declaring
that she refused to cut wood gather corn
or even cook his meals
The sun., 1902-09-27
Nom,nat cd for state senate.

Thirty-third District -LcW Thayer Of
Pittsfeld. Republican
Fiftieth District A. T. Fancher Of Catta
raugus county. Republican
The sun., 1902-09-27
DGE LETS COHEN 60
Man Accused OF Defrauding New York
Jewellers Out on q Technically.

MONTREAL, Quebec. Sept. 26.-Judge
Langelier this morning liberated Louis
Cohen Of New York, on the ground that his
arrest was illegal, having been made without
a warrant Cohen was arrested in August
at the instance of the New York police,
charged with stealing jewelry and dia-
monds to he value of $50 900 from Harry
Lewkiyitz He s now at liberty.
The sergeant on duty al the Detective
Bureau last night was surprised to hear
that Cohen had been released He said that
the Montreal authorities had not not flied
the police here.
Cohen was arrested on Aug e by Detec-
tive Rosenberg. On Aug. IL Harris Lewko-
vitz. a jeweller, of l08 Eldridge street com
planned TO the police that Cohen had got
jewelry worth 81. .057 from him on memo
randum. and disappeared. Subsequently
other complaints were made against Cohen.
and in all, according TO the police. Cohen
got iewelry valued at about 5000.
A warrant was obtained from Magistrate Q
Barlow, and later Cohen was indicted and
a bench warrant issued, The police say
that extradition papers had been secured
and all the proper legal steps taken to
bring Cohen back.
The sun., 1902-09-27
Who Rrad The sun:

Persons with money, aud hrain- 10 spend
II wisely. Therefore. II you'v" ANYTHING
10 sell that's worth buylng. advertise II in
IHE SCS. ,-.idr.
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COMING LOCAL csENTs.

BOYS League tonight as usual At s
. e'oeN- Rev. W. j. Gi3cson win lead
the meeting. Drill at O'Clock
stated conolsre ~ Mt oiivet com
i-a1oeIy No 4 T. tonight ~ 7,sJ
O'Clock IL IS important every officer 81
present
snporary club VIII meet CT
me heme of r 2. Homes IG1 Norm
lawrence. ue-t Saturday evening pro-
5ohasor viii lead the discussion
hols ladies Foreign Nie..ona
tte EirsJ Methodist Episcopal
rd meet tonight With tn- 1lfesee
$50 lel4 North Lawrence avenue.
Bfe. to De- present good
I'D ana special music has been pre-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
MORNING
TRAIN MAY BE PUT ON TO KAN
SAS CITY.
Missouri Pacific May Have an All Day
Train.

The Missouri Pacific railway has but
on a new morning train To Kansas CITY.
Mr. Bleckley, passenger and licket
agent. and Superintendent Webb have
been working for a number ~ months
10 have the train put on this division
and now they seem very near success At
the present time there is no morai1S
train from this city u Kansas City over
that line. They have train going 10
Kansas City in the afternoon and one
az night. The new train would e. from
kiowa Co Kansas City. leaving Eiowa III
bout o'clock and this city 10 $3.50 or
. a. m, and reaching Kansas CITY at
about p. m. returning would leave
Kansas City late in the morning and
would reach this city 20 about 3 thc
same evening, aad This would do away
with the accommodation train 10 kio-
wa that leaves here az about GEO
This train would be 81 great convenience
20 local business men who have business
% transact az Kansas city They could
lae here in the morning ard ia raoI
II instances could complete their
business IN tine 20 return 80 Wichita hv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
New York's Up-to-dste Merchants a
Great Feature.
Notes Picked Up on the Way over.

The accompanying reproduction from
the New York Herald of = section a.
View York city and the Brooklyn Bridge.
illustrates the advantage that advcrtissrs
have taken Of the enormous traffic be-
tween these two great cities. While there
are other concerns than the one shown
represented. the great preponderance ~
! these particular signs evidently induced
| the Herald 20 give 10 ITS readers a general
idea % what the patrons Of the bridge are
/ confronted with the year round
! The Brooklyn Bridge. than which. per
/ haps excepting rho london Bridge. there
is no other equally famous rho world
/ over, connects fGe two cities from Park
/ Row, New York, to Sands Street. Brook
! lyn. it 81 q grand structure ard the focal
aGthoEltles are mHifiTr if stIl more eiah-
CRATE by the addition ~ irrosinE cu-
I frances in each city
work on che bridge was begun January
3 ls' and the public had tne pleasure ~
watching ifs progress far thirteen raara
x YVES opened On The rlhiIc Nav ~ fs1
ara from thaf date to Tho ufeseHt fiu1e
has had an e1viabie record
Considering fhe sfr sfce since rendered
ana t-e fart thaf Tho bridge has herarae
public n.fE tho roFt which stare
lel some people at fhf taue ~ lts raufle-
t.nn Is l1t ezcessife Fifteen nIIloes o.
ooi.-rs cannot exactly s- called
trlf Pr the malrritr ~ fhe ras.f ate 81
trf1tfr NeT York. lsf ~ 81 nos serh s-
mols eam when e1rf1drd fr
asnetit as fae hrldFe Has rrover - ~
lHe 1i-dEc. af the ~a~ s quite
maker lf yol walk OYER sos ago ref
required ~ rey buf tnet al fr -
roar prrares rrfenf Ys8 are ~ -
lowed ~ hang reer tte Cufrr rns ara
The r.sr .s' c-e a1 p r.e-.Hf 81 man
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
MARRIAGE IN
RITE TEMPLE
Masonic Structure to be Used
for Social Event.
AFTERNOON OF APRIL 30
Ike Goldsmith viii Wed Miss
Rose WaIlenStein.

For the first time in the history Of
Wichita Consistory of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite Masonry. a we'd
ding viii occur in the Scottish Rite tenn
pie, on April 80. At 8 o'clock in the after
noon Of that date Mr.. Ike Goldsmith and
Miss Rose WalIenstein, of VS city. viii
be united in the bonds of matrimony.
Not only is wedding in a Scottish
Rite temple unprecedented in The history
~ the Wichita Consistory. but it is ex-
ceptional at any place. The privilege
was only granted to Mr.. Goldsmith and
Miss Wallenstein because Of the effective
work done in the Consistory by Henry
Nallenstein, The brother of the bride
ana by Mr.. Goldsmith.
As the wedding VIII be Jewish one.
and as that people have no synagogue
here, ;ne only place in the CITY suited fer
the wedding vas the Scottish Rite tenn
invited
The wedding ceremony viii he per
formed in the Scottish Rite degree room.
which is Che largest and finest room IN
the large temple ard Immediately after
the ceremony a reception VIII be held
and banquet Served ID the banquet han
of tAe temple.
ie Ift- --tlt..t lNNlfl- FLeIe the degrees
~ the Scottish Rite are conferred. VIII
'a deliberately decorated for the occasion
rs VIA also lh- bacuuet hail. The event
VIII be- one o. Che most u .iceur in tfe
social history ~ Wichita
The ceremony vlI r. performed by
Rabbi Harry Mayer. ~ Kansas City
The following VIII take parI in The ccrc-
monies
N Greendeid best man, AIRS Louis e
sullivan. a sister ne the bride. matrou II
aono-. Miss Ada ott Miss Jetta emp
oei 3iiss Geueverc Joc-yn. 2ffSs DAISY
scch- Miss Ester Kaufman and Miss
ida JoseIh. srides-na..is, and f. Given
lfasny- Gland g. Staulcy Charles To7u3u.
elmer Reese. SCOTT Grcenfslt. Michael
Goldsmith. ushels
The welding march VIII 81 PLAYED bs
Prof Bluue's orchestra.
h. bridal partv VIII enter The scottish
Rite 5ro-n Ode blue lodge roam on ~
.e E.oefl aaa als parry w
a1-ar from tle opposite side
Atter che ReddiaE the bride all e-n
1is So % New York ANA NiaEara E'l.1
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Bridge care alone. ard the receipts IRON,
this source amounted ~ UEs.-if. ard
from Che carriage-RaF $3.50 fff
s. us9Guitcfuf NIesF 20 The n tr.r ann ffr.
Dor is afforded aH well as fhat ~ Doth
cities Governors Isiand ue4loes Is'anf
and Tho Statue ~ ffbertr 20 tfr raafh
lies Hro7it'Fn i,a broad area cafrrirs fnr
vision as Gar as the csc $3.50 rfseh Ta
the north. New York fts marble Sass
scraping hliidings golden d8ues. hugs
chimncys and noted spires aii combine r.
photograph ou the mind ono Erar1 aafn-
rama never to oe forgotten Ngt fhe ieast
iuteresfiug feature ~ tae free exhibition
is the multiplicity ~ etrfkiugly eonauir.-
one slEnr. n1tn' thstsndinF many people
are ~ the opinion that Tres mag the
ranrraf view
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
A WONDERFUL REcoRn-
G. w. c. Jones, the Osteo-Macnstic
Healer, Doing Himself Proud in
the Treatment Of Chronic
Disease

As shown by the testimonials from
prominent citizens OF Wichita. in his ad.
IN next Sundays issue C. W. C. Jones.
the oste0-magnctic healer 81 4le Fast
douglas avenue. this city. has made q
record or cures in the treatment of chronic
diseases through his systemo Of trcatnorf
oI which be may wei feel proad mo
reputation II O. W. c. Jones "osteo-
magnetic treatment IS spreading fast
and 6eservedfv so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
MRS. sPRAGUE DEAD
She Succubmed to Stomach Trouble
After llness Of One Week

Mrs. D. A. Sprague. aged s.. "a at her
nome -3i West Dewey avenue. yesterday
morning at $3.50 o'clock of stomach
trouble. after an Illness of one week IL
was not thought that she would fa.I to
recover until 3 o'clock yesterday morning
when she besun to sink rapidly. The
funeral VIII hc held Sunday afternoon
at % clock M the residence
Deceased leaves four children. Mrs
Emma Is. Sweeney, Miss Nettie Snra que.
A. d. Sutton. Claud Sprasue. ~ Phila-
cel9hia- ana her husband. Samuel
S2raSle- She also leaves TWO brothers.
y Mallory. Of Portland ore. and Ed
Mallory OF Syracuse \. Y.
AIRS SpraEue was born in Racine. O..
AaSist 9, 1888 Just before the outbreak
~ The c.ru war. she married J. r. SUIT
m ef Ashland. Ky. who soon entered
Ae federal army and was killed AT HaI-
ners Berry at tae close OF the war.
81 rS Sutton married samuel Sprague.
who survives her
IN l>>i Air ana N.rs. Sprague moved 10
I ort Scott KAN. and IN lSS5 they moved
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-18
THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP

Of Virginia is breeding ground Of
Malaria germs. So is low, wet or marshy
ground everywhere These germs cause
weakness chills and fever. aches in the
bones and muscles. and may induce dan
geTous maiadies. But Electric Bitters
never fail 10 destroy them and cure
malariai troubles. They viii surely pre-
vent typhoid. we tried many remedies
for Malaria and stomach and Liver
troubles writes John Charleston. OF
Rayesvlle, O.. but never found anything
as good as Electric Bitters. Try them.
only SOC Behring's Pharmacy guarantees
satisfaction.
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Four and Number Five have been man
ipuiated until they are like floors. Work
Is now progressing on nuraber six. Tbs
improvement Of the course viii MARKEDLY
reduce scores
The Country Club is booming II now
mas l'u members and Secretary Hull said
last evening that there was no doubt
thst the membership would reach 2s
before the summer is over.
A large number OF players were ont
yesterday, among them Henry Huffman.
VINO was taking his first steps in the