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After Indian Giants

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. "details of an
expedition to Patagonia to enlist the CO.
operation of the chief of the Tehuelche
Indian tribe-known since the time of
Magellan as the most gigantic people in
the worid-haye just been arranged by
DR.. w. J. MCGEE chief of the depart
ment Of anthropology.
New York is the seventh state to apply
for space for live fish exhibit, Minnesota
being among the other states.
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Lynehehaun on the Stand.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. flames
Lynchehaun. the Irish fugitive, was put
on the stand again this afternoon. He
described the trial at which he was con-
victed and sentenced to prison for life
and claimed it was of a political charac-
ter and that he did not get justice. His
cross examination by counsel for the Brit
ish govrnment continued till late this
evening. Argument will begin Saturday.
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ROOSEVELT CENSURED
BY PROHIBITIONISTS
President Is Condemned for Carrying
Liquor Into Forb dden Localities,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 7.-One hun
dred Prohibitionists. representing Mis-
souri,, Kansas. Oklahoma. Indian Terri
tory, Arkansas, Nebraska and Colorado,
today unanimously decided In favor of
holding the national Prohibition congress
next year in Kansas City.
President Roosevelt and Secretary OF
the Interior Hitchcock were censured by
resolutions for carrying and permitting
liquor to be consumed In prohibition To-
calitieS.
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Department Clerks Promoted.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Oct. Col
Cecil Clay. chief clerk of the department
agent of the department in place Of Nal
Frank Strong, deceased. Orrin j.
Field, the appointment clerk of the de-
partment has been promoted to be chief
clerk. R. v. .Ladow, an examiner in the
department., has beenl5 promoted to be
special examiner.
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Webster starts campainn.

RED OAK. Iowa, Oct. THE Hon.
John L. Webster, of Omaha. whom the
Nebraska Republican convention indersed
tonight began weeks campaign tour Of
Iowa. Mr.. Webster was well received
and spoke to large audience. His adj
dress was principally review of the pol
icy. of the United States in the Phil
ippines.
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Football Player Dies of Injuries.

CHICAGO. Oct. 7.-Gustave julius
Becker. the sixteeny ear-old boy who
was injured in football practice at Lake
Forest academy. died today Becker's
back was broken Sept. Is In a collision
with another boy. The body will be
taken to Belen, N. NJ, where the boys
parents live. -
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DY SPEp SgA

Sick Headache, Foul Stomach, Biliousness
will be avoided. as the food that is eat
en- contributes its nourishing properties
for the. support of the natural waste OF
the body.
Price. 25c a Box, Sold by Druggists ar
Sent by Mail.
Send to DR.. RADWAY G. CO., SIS Elm
ST., New York, for Book of Advice.
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YALE RUNS UP BIG SCORE.
Blues Play Hurry Up Game and Yves
Ieyan Is Overpowered

Ieyan Is Overpowered.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. Yale ran
up a big score in defeating Wesleyan at
football today, making 80 points to the
visitors 0. The game was marked by
no sensational plays, except that Yale
smashed to pieces the only trick which
the visitors had a chance to show the two
or three times they got the ball on punts.
The Yale offense was so quick in forming
and in execution that it ripped to pieces
the semblance of defense which the Wes-
leyan forwards tried to offer. Capt. Raj
ferty thought it wise after the first half.
with IL points scored, to fill in many sub
stitutes and to keep adding them in place
of regulars, as the score rolled higher and
there was no danger that the visitors
would score on Yale. Umpire, DR.. Samuel
Hammond; referee T. B. Hull timer. b
Scott; linesmen. Mr. Philippe, Yale; Mr.
Hanlon, Wesleyan; touchdowns Mitchell
Metcaf, Hogan, Mccoy Preston, Flynn:
goals, Bowman 2, Twichell 1. Final score
Yale 80, Wesleyan 0. Time, 10 minute
halves.
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WITNESS IN DEWEY
MURDER CASE is SHOT
Masked Men Send Bullet Through Arm Of
Kansas Man Who Knows Too Much.

TOPEKA. Kan, Oct ALLEN Shafer,
one Of the states chief witnesses in the
masked men and one of the bullets passed
through his arm, inflicting a dangerous
wound. Shafer was on his way from
RawlinS county this week to Bird City, in
Cheyenne county, when the attempted as
sassination took place. The word reached
the attorney generals Office today. Enc
mics Of the Deweys are blaming the at
tack on some one connected with the
Dewey ranch.
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har, well known Saltwater young people,
We're married yesterday at the German
Catholic church. Valentine Eichten. of
Wanda. Mimi. was the best man, and
Miss Mary Cellar was the maid of hon
or. The groom is a nephew of J. J.
Eichten, of saltwater. and is a CONNER
cial traveller
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BATES EASY FOR HARVARD.
Crimson Has GOOD, Practice With Light
and Weak Team

m = 1~efSS W TT I-fY'It
and Weak Team.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. I'm a very
sided game Harvard defeated Bates
to 0. The Bates team was very light and
proved weak in all departments of the
game. Despite the fact that Capt. Mar
snail was not in the game, the work of the
Harvard held for downs, and that in the
second half, when most of the regulars
had been retired. During the first half
Bates only once tried to rush the ball
and lost it on the first attempt In the
second half she could do no better. Score:
Harvard %, Bates 0.
Touchdowns: Harrison 2. Hurley /,
Mills 1; goals, Noyes 3; umpire, Hoiton;
referee, R. Brown; timer, Fred Wood;
linesmen, Sturgess and Hurd; time, Is
and 10 minute halves.
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was seriously injured today. In a scrim-
mage he was kicked on the head. and re-
manned unconscious from $50 O'Clock ito
late hour tonight. 1t is feared that his
injuries are serious; In any event he. viii
not be able TO go into the game against
Wisconsin on Saturday
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Northwestern, 1s; Chicago Dents, II.

CHICAGO, Oct Northwestern uni
team from the Chicago Dental college at
football today, the final score being 1S to
II in favor of Northwestern. The dentists
played all around Northwestern in the
first half, and were defeated during the
last half owing to lack of condition
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Has Faith In iiiuhbaIi.

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. w M
Scheftel, owner of HighbaH. has offered
to match his horse against McChesney or
Dick Welles at one mile. weight for age
Mr.. Scheftel says side bet of S25, 900 can
be given.
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Dwiooins is Binh Gun

CRAWFoRDsvILLE, Ind, Oct. AT
the close of the first days shooting of the
Charlottesville Gun clubs annual tourna-
ment, Charles Dwiggins, Of Homer, Ill,
was high gun with a. score of 100 out Of
200. twenty-five visiting guns are par
ticipating. %
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La Crosse High to Play wlnona.

Special to The Globe
WINONA, Minn.,- Oct THE La
Crosse high school football team will come
TO Winona on Saturday and play the high
school here. On the same day the normal
team will go to Northftefd and play Garlic
ton college.
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CURE:

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Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous Dis
eases, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Con-
stipation, CostiYeness, Indigestion, Bill
iousness, Fever, Inflammation OF the
Bowels. Piles and all other arrangements
of the internal Viscera. PERFECT d.
GESTION win be accomplished by taking
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Lynchers Are Indicted.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. THE grand
jury of Moore county has returned a
joint indictment against twenty-five
members of mob charged with lynchins
the negro, Allen Small, on the night Of
Sept. "a.
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Boston ......0 o 6 l Oil
Two base hit, Kennedy; three base hits.
Leach, Dougherty ,. Collins. Stahl. Young;
sacrifice hits. Phelps, Criger; stolen bases,
Collins. Stahl; bases on balls, off Kenne-
dy 8; struck out, by Kennedy 8, by
thompson /. by Young 4; time, 2 hours
umpires. Copnolly and ODay.
Reds Easy for Cleveland.
NEWARK. Ohio. Oct THE Cleve-
land Americans easily defeated the Gin
cinnati Nationals hereptoday in the cham
pionship series by score of II to 8. The
fielding of Lajoie was the feature. The
game was called in the eighth inning on
account of darkness. Attendance. j, 200.
The score:
RHE
Cincinnati .......0 0 40 O-5 Z
Cleveland ........0 0 0 0 2 2 I'll Is 1
Harper, PeitZ; Rhoades. Abbott
PhiIies, 10; Athletics, 8.
Philadelphia, Oct. THE score:
Phil. Nat.o $500 2Eis IS i i
Phil. Am.......9 0 0 0 o % 9 4
Batteries-Sparks and Roth; Bender and
Powers. Umpire, Smith
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DadWa avs
= Pills

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purely vegetable. mild and reliable. Reg
ulate the Liver and Digestive Organs.
The safest and best medicine in the world
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MISS ADAIR IN THE FINALS.

British Champion VIII Fight 1t Out With
Mrs. C. T. Stout
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct The ers.
match play round of the invitation golf
tourney given by Mrs. Clement A. Girls
com, in honor of her guest, Miss Rhona
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Football Player Seriously Injured

APPLETON, Wis, Oct. Irwin
Church, OF Menominie Falls, fullback on
the Lawrence university football team.
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WHIST TOURNEY SCORES.

ok dpieS Ray IN FourIn Game OF Cur
rent Tourney.
The fourth game in the current dupli-
cate whist tourney was played with six
tables last night at the rooms of the ST.
Paul Chess and Whist club. The score
was made by Bigelow and Buford, north
and south, and by LaWtOn and Metcalfe
tied, east and west, with Reed and
Fetter. Score in detail:
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rent .......F. b. Kennedy
Summary: Touchdowns-Irsfield, War
rem, Burdick, Davies, Rogers, O'Brien,
Schacht, Oech. Pattee, Current.
Goals-Rogers, Z; Marshall 8.
Umpires : Heffelfinger, VanCampen
Referee-Force.
Time-Twenty and fifteen minute halves.
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Lexington Harness Meet.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. THE thirty
first annual meeting of the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders association open
ed today. Summaries:
Tennessee, 2:0S pace, purse SO, 900 Gun
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RIGHT OF EXCLUSION
Spain, France and Austria May Veto
Any Election Made.
(By Associated Pr

-.ts (Ey Associated PrcsS)
ROME, July 10.-Premier Ianardelli had
n long conference to-day with the min-
lister of Justice, under whose jurisdiction
are all religious affairs IN Italy, about
the eventual right of veto which the
italian government might exercise at the
next conclaYe.
Three Catholic powers-Spaln, France
and Austria-enjoy his privilege, termed
the Fright Of Exclusion" which entities
them to veto the election Of candidate
who Is not II persona grata TO their gov
crnmenis. Italy claims tho right rs the
heir of the Kingdom OF the two Sicilies.
which enjoyed the right. but Italy did
not exercise 1t in the last conclaVe, ana
may perhaps find it difficult to do so
now. as no Italian cardinal, even among
| those who are most conciliatorN would
undertake to represent united ilaly,
which is considered by the Church to
| have usurped the temporary sovereignty
of the pnpaCy. Besides, Italy's policy
consists IN considering the papacy to be
merely n spiritual power, which, enjoying
under Italian law complete liberty and
independence. can without political inter-
vention exercise It's ministry in Rome.
the capital of the Kingdom.
The Italian government follows the
! fluctuations of the ,Pope's condition with
deep interest. Premier Zanardelh vs.
kent advised of every change. Imme-
diately after yesterdays consultation, DIR.
Rossini saw the premier and made a
statement 10 him regarding the condition
of the Pope.
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USED VILE LANGUAGE
Conductor Abused by G. &. o. Work.
mar, on Seventeenth Street

Excitement ran pretty high yesterday
afternoon at the north end OF the seven
teenth- street line. where that street runs
alongside tho Chesapeake and Ohio
shops. A conductor for the Street Car
Company states that when he went up
there about 1870 on a regular run, n man
came out of tho shop and cursed him.
called him every possible name under
heaven. Other men stood around and
cheered him on. The strcct-cnr man says
he tried to get the tImc-keepcr to tell
him the offending mars name. but he
would not do SO. Seeing that he could
not get redress in that way. the con-
ductor went back to his car and was
about to ring ahead, when the man came
out again and was. II possible. more vic
IN his abuse than before. He stood "
as long as he could, Jumped from tho
car. drew his pistol and knife and start
cd for one offender in genuine earnest.
The fellow ran with all his might ana
hid.
The other men who had remained at
their work were apparently dazed when
they saw him enter, pistol and knife IN
the front When he returned from INC
shop tho men guyed him. saying: AN
frat kid got ncrvc?" and other rather
good nntured thrnsts
Inst night the street was well looked
after by soldiers and police. captain
stinberger, of the First District, several
of his best men on the seventeenth,
among them Patromcn Folkes. Duggins'
and G, NJ. Johnson. Company NJ, OF Dai'--
vile. Under, Captain Farrar. patroliea we
OF reet and a heavy guard was on the one
rar which ran about twentS-n mn ~
schedule.
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as soon as possible After the case for
the prosecution was closed he recalled
Mr.. Mann to the stand and asked him if
he were still fearful of the threat Far
ley is alleged to have made The witness
did not answer directly. declaring that It
depended upon circumstances, and that
II Mr. Farley was going away from town
soon, as is likely, this threat. of course,
had no further terrors for him.
Just about this time u man seated near
the witness began to shake his head
violently. Several persons within the bar
noticed 1t and Mr.. Mcclure. counsel for
the company, at once arose and inadc
vigorous objections. He declares that the
man was trying to prompt the witness
and that lie WAS In contemiK OF court.
Quite a little scene cnsued and Herewith
began trial within trial. Mr.. MGuire.
Mr.. Farley and Iermon were all three
sworn and all three testified TO having
seen the man. the expression on whose
face, they declared. showed that he was
trying to prompt the witness. The men
had been seated out OF the range Of the
vision of Squire Lewis and the latter
had to give him the benefit Of the doubt
when he admitted that he. had shaken
his head. but declared that 1t was with
no Intention Of suggesting ali answer TO
the witness. He was made TO sit In some
other place, however.
The defense made by the man was that
he had n ny on his neck and was wrig-
Cling his head to dislodge 1T.
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WONDERFUL VITALITY
Professor Rofsini Astounded at the
Pope's Versatility Of Mind.
(By Associated Presso

INV Associated Prcss0
ROME, July 10.-Professor hossi'.i
graphically described the Popes condl.
ton and surroundings to the Associated
Press correspondent:
ut might have been expected he said.
chat ! would find weary OLD man
with exhausted. body and spirit, ana READY
to enter eternity. But on the contrary
when approached the bedside. | I'M
mndately saw that had been mistaken.
In spite OF all I had heard concerning his
marvellous vitality. l was amazed to ma
a man OF such great age, after SO danger
Gus anSlllness, exhibiting such versatility
OF mind and such power OF mental con-
centration. AS 1 approached the PED ne
pressed my hand with slight effort, ana
looked at me intently WIN ms ptis I,,,
black, expressive eyes. He wore q CAIN.
dignined smile and began asking me a
number of questions. 1t seemed almost
ncomnrchensible that this was man
on the verge of death. Every power OIL
will and intellect remained intact SHOW
Ing complete consciousness or ego. lH!as
mo an invalid ninety-four years of age,
nnxious TO make acquaintance of his new
consulting doctor, asking suggestive cues.
tons and testing his opinion of clinical
science That any man should be aple
to make such prompt, decided effort or
the will is certainly astonishing.
The Pope asked me If had read Ger
tain essays upon lleuiCai p".''o'o - 49,,
ten by n student who took his degree IN
1894 .
81 was very Young then said the
Popc. smilingly but l remember many
circumstances of that happy period Oh
my life.
AFTER hearing his question testing my
studies and scientific ability, ] assure
YOU I was almost ready to believe that
some miracle was being wrought coi-
corning the POpe'S condition..
Professor Rossini said that the state OF
the Pontiff was very serious. There was
little danger of an immediate climax,
although it was constantly present me
Pope was making brave struggle, but,
the doctor added, his weapons OF DEFENSE
are weak Even the finest tempered
steel becomes blunted after so many
years Of use. a renewal of the pleuric
phenomena Is always dangerous, even
in n young, strong organism. Therefore
how much more dangerous In man OF
ninety-four Fortunately there are few
other serious complications. The defec-
tive respiration has had a bad Influence
on the circulation, and we found an alarm
inr depression In the hearts action. Per
hans this second withdrawal of the liQuiC
| deposit may restore the circulation, but
the great question Is can this relief be
sufficient and permanent? Unfortunately
| there are many reasons for doubt botl
CONCERNING tho restored circulation anc
the clearing of the respiratory passages
The doctor declined to say whether. IT
| his Judgment, the Pope would have {
| peaceful end. Iie concluded the inter
| view by saying: "The Pope Is very scri
ouslv i'll, and is ninety-four years old
| These arc tho essential facts. All thu
rest Is smoke"
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out through another door. past the armed
r,,a,d and into the quiet street.

on. through another door. past the armed
y guard. and into the quiet street
During ehe remainder OF The day put
few sought the Vatican. Then came
the night bulletin. and far larger crowds
than had gathered during the day wan
dered to the Vatican In the cool of the
evening. Tha Swiss guards had received
Instructions only TO admit a small por-
tion OF the jnquirers prior TO the print
Ing OF the bulletin. and even this re-
etricted number almost filled the court
a, the Vatican. while many waited IN
SUSPENSE on the steps of st. Peters. .
Once to-day the doctors succeeded IN
overcoming Pope Leo's iron viii. he
had firmly decided to receive three car
6nals. After this mornings operation
he requested the doctors to leave inc
room, saying he wished to see the carol
nails The doctors gently, but firmly.
protested. declaring that he was stu 100
weak "But shall not be fatigued. as
I feel much better this morning hrsusu
The pope. but the doctors insisted. uls
inc that Il, was for his own good anu
pope Leo yielded. although expressing tue
hope that he might see some OF the car
dinals later.
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Telegraphic Breyities.

SAVANNAH. GA.-Ab COIN. negro,
who killed Susan Rodgers a colorcd wo-
man. two years ago. was hanged here TO-
day.
Fl CEATTANOOGA.-ov 100 men. car
pentcrs and helpers, at work OH the new
Soldiers Home at Johnson City. went
on strike to-day. demanding nnc-hour
scale,
AIALGARA.--The Italian bark Indus.
from Pensacola. for Genoa. arrived here
on the stli Instant. leaking. and re-
ports jettisoned portion of her cargo
she encountered.
LONDON.-'Dannyn Mancr the Amcri-
can jockey. had a serious motor car &C.
cident near Cstcrham, Surrey, to-day. Ia
was thrown out of an automobile. 1rac-t
turcd the base of his skull and SUSTAINED
other injuries. a London specialist has
been summoned to attend him.
NEW YORi.--Al grades OF refined SUI
CARS We're advanced ten cents a nun
drcd pounds to-day.
FOLK STONE. Miller. coiorcd,
WAS hanged to-day for the murder OF
went through the superior Court
cHfGAGU.- EFFORTS 10 stop betting on
races ut Washington Park to-day Tera
futile. Twenty constables appeared al
the track early In the afternoon with
a batch of warrants for book-makefs
and others. They were not allowed to
enter the enclosure until after The races
sAVANNAH.-Th planning Mill and
! lumber yard OF the Alapha Lumber Com-
pany at Aiapa were burned to-day with
several hundred feet@of lumber. Tho
less Is estimated at upwards of $4,000.
WASHINGTON.--A circular was issued
to-day from the Office of the Bureau OF
Insular affairs OF the War Department
inviting bids for 100000 Of the certi-
fcates OF Indebtedness OF the government
OF the Philippine Islands, authorized ny
s.o ot vbe reYtltira bear IN.
tcrcst at 4 per cent.
Observation-Disclosures thousand per-
sons participated in to.day's labor &c,
| monstration in honor Of President John
| Mitchell OF the United Mine Workers.
Eight thousand coal miners T rnsp ,,sea
bands paraded. ME- ,,o M,rrmeii nv ,est Mayor
| Price. c-,,o,,
capital OF Galica. Austria. says thirty
six children have died after eating pols-
oned candies TWO women have been ar
rested as the perpetrators OF the crime,
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Little Rock. 2 o
Batteries: Smith and Mlllochy; Dunn
and Clark. ttd
Eastern League.
Toronto 4. Providence :.
Buffalo o. Worcester 5.
Rochester 8. Jersey City 8
Baltimore /. Newark D.
LEE CAMP SECTION
Animated Discussion on Proposition
to Transfer $4,000

r. u. Lee Camp held It's regular meet
Ing last night and a matter OF consider
able Importance came UP. An effort was
made by members to havc the sum OF
TO be available for appropriations where
tho Camp might SEQ proper. 1'lie prop
osltion brought out an animated discus
sion, but It was defeated and the money
will be allowed TO remain as now in
vested.
The Roster Committee. appointed TO rem.
der such aid as possible TO the United
States government in compiling a. COM
p1etc and correct roll Of all Confederate
soldiers held a meeting also last night.
but 1t WIS n secret session and no state
mcnt was given out.
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FRIENDS SYMPATHETIC
Fulton People Feel Deeply tor Mr
Frank Manoley, Of Baltimore.

The Fulton friends OF Mr. Frank 3;
Manoley, tie young man who Is ,,i ace ,ttt,.
~ o,iu,, mn1er the haliucination that he
Mas riGdin nae the house q burglars are are
deeply sympathizing with him and MS
people In their affection. l., 1,,,,ton
Mr.. Manoiey is well known p" N n, aurle,'
and and family are among the best known
residents resi- Of that section OF the city MI,
Anthony NIanoley, Jr., and MISS 81, sa NY
Manoley brother and sister 1or o1 Balm ore
~ ~ the early morning train yesterday.
H Pie wired and asked for some of. his peo.
nle TO come to him. It was stated ~ y,
The he house in Fulton that Mr.. Manoley
was just recovering from typn9lWG, , lew =,
His wife was q Miss Josephine Niilia II.
~ Amelia county. He was twenty-tonr
years of age.
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last Tuesday to ascertain whether 1t con-
tanned any specific microbe. Some doubt
had arisen as to whether the oi1sina
attack of pneumonia had been provoked
by some specific agency, such as. LOT
Instance, tuberculosis or cancer. Inc
examination showed no such mlcrope.
aud the conclusion was Inevitable that
the pneumonia was duo as originally
stated to a dynamic circulation pro-
ccednc from lack Of heart strength.