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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-07
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: interior compartments are roony,
= well arranged. and easy to clean.
: Help yourself, on credit.
7 In Mattings we are showing
J the handsomest patterns and
7 most durable qualities IN the Chi
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7 tack them down free.
; Go-Carts and Baby Carriages
: IN the newest creations, and fitted
! with the most modern equipment.
! We carry a complete line of
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J oline cookers and coal ranges.
I Furniture for every room in your
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: payments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-07
Why Not Try My a5c Coffee
Horse With Blind Staggers.

It's delicious Walkers, Seventh and Q SITS
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Mrs, Benjamin Mckee. daughter Of
the late President Harrison. is expected
in Washington to visit Mrs. Arthur Lee.
sister Of Mrs. Stephen B. EIkins.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
coNFEssEs TO MooG MURDER
amer, Turk, Of CoIIin.vilIe. III. Ad.
mits that He Took Fart IN N
Ing the AGED Man.

81. Louis. Jan. ~. Emil Turk. -
wears old. son Of Albert Turk. re-
spectcd citizen of Collinsvilie. Ill ar
rested Sunday for burglary and high
way robbery. made the startling con
fcssion 10 Assistant Chief OF Detect
;ycs Kelly. Monday afternoon. "i
completely in the murder Of !ohn
Moog. an old cigarmakcr. at ~
south Fourth street, on last shris'-
mas eve. The confession was on
tanned after the prisoner lad neeh
sweated by Kelley for SEINE time.
According 10 Turks version there
were three men implicated IN the
murder. He was the lookout, STA
toned on the sidewalk in front o.
Mooc's cigar store 10 watch Tor 'n'
notice. while the other two went IN
side Ia kill Moog. He says that ne re
ceivcd SIS for the part he took IN IN
crime. but does not know how mlc'
the other men got. lie was s'mpi:
handed si5 and told that IL was h'
share. he said.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
SUNDAY MEMORIAL SERVICE.
~ u~presentativcs Meets -
Pay Tribute to the LIE nm"
tccs of Deceased Members

yash;rgton. Jan. 26.-The house OF
CONSERVATIVES. Sunday. inauguratea
,ba experiment of holding memorial
.ory;ces for deceased members upon
,he sabbath. 1t will be followed mere
af,.r during this session, and proua-
blv will become the general prac'iee
:, tho house in the future heIe'o
f,re except on very rare OCCASIONS
.ha housc has broken in on is eNeeu-
tive work Friday and Saturday 70 ns
tcn 70 culogies on deceased ineiiiDe
~, The time has seldom been propi''-
ons and latterly the practice mas
been meeting with growing dlsia,o 'i.
IN account OF the pressure Oh pu",'e
hnsiress at this session 1t was ue
cidcd 70 hold these memorial sessions
on sunday this time , -
4, he session tribute was pala u
.ha life and public services Of the ia'e
Representative Russell OF conn., ',.;a
cut. and Shepard and De urahs 1870 wv
80 rexas. each of whom diea uui -
The congressional recess. Inc a,eenu
ance in the galleries was quite arg
ana there was numerous assehhpl'S
81 friends OF the deceased members u
the floor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
(IlRl|N &NAI0RSH|P.
Henry N. Teller Reelected united
States Senator by Democrats
in Joint Session.
INC REPUBLICANS HAD no AAhO IN II.
-. A,,i-wo,eott Republicans SAY Thrs
VIII Not Recognize tn" Hiee''o"' ""'
Ex-senator woieott Urges the rs'p'e
OF Colorado to Accept. - lie Does 'ae
x.aectton OF Mr.. Teller

Denver. Col, Jan. &c. Henry NJ
Te,,cr who was elected for his sixth
term in the United States senate sat
.urday. at joint Legislative session 10
which only democrats participateu'
tctt the city Saturday night Tor ms
ccuntry place at Grand Junc''on'
Gov. Peabody. who went 20 'aho.'
CITY TO spend sunday AZ home was :
messenger on the same train. Inc
Two distinguished citizens met on 'he
train, and Gov. Peabody cN'enaea 0on
.rratuia,iops to the senator
.My election. l feel sure. was per
fecsly legal and regular said senator
Tc,icr. in conversation with friehuS
-for l succeeded in getting 'he ma
rarity vote OF both houscs. am en-
sit,ed TO a certificate from the gov
eroor. and shall expect IT, but ~
fa,, % secure gubcrnitorial creaen
falls l shall be able to take my cas-
before the senate. nevertheless.
when asked if he would sign
certificate Of election for Senator lel
ssr Gov. Peabody replied; VA
cross that bridge when J come 10 ~
n is understood. however. that IN
sxoYernor will be in no haste 10 ACT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
woLcoTT WITuDRAws.
SIC Urges Colorado People =" &C
cent Mr.. TcIier's Election.

peoxcr. Col. Ian. c6.-The climsx IN
she senatorial fight in Colorado came
sunday night when ex-senator r. "
No,cott, the candidate for the so
called "starlwart'' wing OF the repup
,,can party, announced his practical
withdrawal from any further contest
and urged the people Of Colorado 80
accept the situation as II stands py
the election, Saturday, OF senator
Henry NJ. Teller 10 succeed himself az
the Joint session Of democratic sena'
TORS and representatives.. Inc an.
rouncemcnt was made in signed
statement. in which Mr.. Nolcot'
charges certain republican leaders as
soc;ated with the anti-Wolcott forces
in tic Republican ranks with 'reaen
cry deliberate and continuous, al
though he dsposes Of others OF M
anti Volcott crowd by characterizini
tbcm as ..dupes' Of the nam con
spirators- IL. ,.,,
Mr.. Wolcott concludes has STARE
.mcrt by saying that for hIin~e'i =
has not the slightest sense OF persons
d;sappointmcnt, nor does he cheris
rapcor toward anybody he declare
thai he will Always be found ~ ~
varts Of the republican party OF 'oi'
RADIO.
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WELCOMED BY THE B0ERs.
NJ. Chs ush~rlain's Party, On = Teas
81 the Country. Pleasantly ne"
ceiv ed b. the Late Vtshterss

London. Jan. a6.-Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain started on SATURDAY on
m interesting wagon trek from
Potchestroom To Mafeklnr. accom-
panied by Mrs. Chamberlain, Dr. AR
thur I.awley, Maj.-Gcn. Baden-Poweh
and Others. There was picturesque
scene outside Ncntorsdorp, ~ miles
west OF Potchcstroom. \ commando
OF Beers met the party aud escorted
II into the town. 4 bouquet OF now
ers was presented TO Mrs Chamber
lain. The colonial secretary was con-
Quoted 10 the house OF the l-ndrost.
and the commando of Beers drew up
in half circle outside. soon aiter
Gen. Dclarey arrived and was cordial
~ received by Mr.. Chamberlain. VINO
introduced him TO Mrs. Chamberlain.
After the presentation OF an aa
dress of welcome Mr.. Chamberlain
made n speech TO the commando, II
which he congratulated the Beers OF
he;ur comrades of so great and gal
liant a man as Gen. Delarey
n, the conclusion of Mr.. CHAMBER
lain's speech Gen. Delarey stepped io !,
ward and addressed the Beers -
Dutch. declaring his belief that IN
colonial secretary was inc man
set things right in South Africa
These speeches made an eNcel,on
;rpression. On proceeding on thei
. ;onrnev. Gen. Delarey accompanie
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
THE PLAGUE AT MAZAILAN'
pourinG In from All Parts u
thc country-Deaths
and New Cases Reportes.

Mexico City. Jan. 26.-The chari'y
committee at Mazatlan has receiver
IN 10 date $4,000 for use in combat
inc the plague. Money is stili pour
~ in from all parts of the country
The Official bulletin from Maza'iah re-
port. four deaths and four new eases
for wednesday last. and for THURSDAY
reports five deaths and two new w.. ea Uses.
M. total number of cases in the nos
r;,al was "A. five Of which were SER.
ars At the pavilions arc housed o-'
nersons. none OF whom is sick.
DIR. J. II. Grimes, the ouoonl'
r,arao expert who offered his serr
ices 70 the government has peeh ~.
fed to hold himself IN reauiness :
n-oceed 70 the stricken city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

che matter. but will allow the Jules,
s,mc for the determination OF all the
ISSUES before he signs certificate Tor
amy person.
yhe Colorado senator's term docs
~ot beriu until March 4. and he y not
,,Lc,y to need any certificate until
<.,.o,rcss assemblies next November
un,css an extra session should DC
.s-aticd-
u. II. Farley. chairman 81 me re-
pvhIicau state committee. whose res
5pration has been demanded by the
vote of a majority of the commi''e'
an account Of his opposition TO 'h'
candidacy of +. O. Wolcott for tn'
l<<natorship. has given out state
mcnt declaring that the republican
will not recognize Teller's election.
In my opinion" he said. the ele'
f,on was illegal and no attention VI
IL raid to it by the state central con
m;ttee or either faction OF the repu'
s,raps in the house or senate ~
election is invalid for the reason IN;
che proper officers did not pres''
over the joint session.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
CARNEGIE AID NOT WANlED'
~s,.c Archbishop would Refuse
what lie Calls Aims from
American Millionaire.

Montreal. Can. Jan. 2e.-Arcnp'snop
Rruchesi. who has just returned ron
: rim 70 Rome. was the preacher AT
,he shedral Sunday afternoon. IN
The course of his remarks ne sal.
,ha, he thought. as archbishop ana
a;,;va, az Montreal. that when 'he
CITY required public library !. W.
,,ch enough and proud enough 70 pro.
,iJe one without having recourse -
Nc ,lms of an American millionaire.
The city had been offered I'm
| ..,' ,;hrarv under the usual conditions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
,r-,.co system New Observasio"
lafc CARS.

In addition 10 through char car am an.
Pullman Sleeper service the rr'sSo :,
,ann onerates on its trans out o.
s Snt 0pII 'ouls and Kansas City very
I ,a," Observation Cafe Cars, un
dsr management OF Fred Harvey. lnes'
e,rs are equipped With every convenience
Including large library observation room
an, ,',vi MA nlafform: the former supplied VIII
sasx rha,rs. writing material. fastest news
papers and periodicals. Electric lights al.
Electric fans add TO the comfort 81 tne pa' ,
sengers. These trans leave ra'le Sen
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
HANDLING A BIG LOAN.
YORK Concerns FINANCING
r.o,w Of Forty Mili"" D"'
enc Pennsyivania ccmrn"s'

NV York. Jan. 25.--About dozen
h,nhs and other corporations, inciud-
ing several Of the leading in ,s',, ,nau
companies. are interested in 'hc i'an
80 sao. oco. 900 negotiated by huhn'
roch a Co. for the Pennsylvania ran
raaa The statement comes from
..ar,her Of the syndicate that tn'
money was loaned at ah per ~. ~,
a.t no commits sion having peen paw
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE.
.n.u Volcano Again TN Er"p
t,on. the Flames fro" the
lighting Up the sly.

Rene Jan. os.-Aftcr briet spc"
NJ iractivity the volcano strolnp"n :
acain in eruption. Great quannues
- lava and stones are being thrown
m md to an immense distance from
~. Eater The cone Of the volcano
i canned with thick cloud OF s'noke'
TIE eruption affords magnlheen.
spectacle at night, the iiames r.s" ,'
Ton, The crater illuminating the SKY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
THE TORPEDO BOAT FLOTILLA
ss.und North. IL Puss I'M"
tou, 3. g.. For Coal ~"
Other supplies.

Charleston. S. G., Jan. 2j.-The tor
.,~.do boa, aotiila, consisting of the
sorrcdo boat destroyer Decatur ana
tl,c torpedo boats Biddlc, Bagiey'
psrncy, stockton and Thornton uh'
der command OF Lieut.. Chandler.
came into port. Saturday for coa' ans
..,rpl;cs. The vessels are returning
IRON the mancu,ers IN the Carione0'
~srn aud are bound for Norfolk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

bloomington. H., Jan. ~. Mrs. Jo-
scph Brown. colorcd. was killed sun
dax night. in fight with rc,oivers
among negroes. IL is said that 9TH
.rs were wounded by the fusilade,
which awolSc all the people within
four blocks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Terrc Hautc. Ind. Jan. 27-Thc tip
ME Of the Harrison Landlord mine.
west Of this city. was destroyed by
FIRE Monday. One man Is known "a
lie dead and several badly burned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Honolulu. Jan. 27.-(By Pacific ca
ble. )-l.orrin Andrews has been APP
pointed attorney general ~ Hawai-
bv Gov. Dole to succeed l.. r. Dole.
resigned. Mr.. Andrews Is a native OF
New York. and is grandson of one
Of The earliest Hawaiian missionaries.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Hicks-I bough, some oil stock nearly :
wear ago. and the fellow who SOLO !, :; .
me declared the company was alreaah ~
oneration. III bet they haven | sunk
single hole yet; ~. u,. The,
~, have a. least the hole IN which they r.
go,nr 10 leave the siockholders.-CAtnoii'
Standard and Times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Rome. Jan. -. Ambassador Meyer
md Foreign Minister Pine'ti have
bccn invited 10 join the royal shoot
ing party at Castle Por1iano The
king Travelled TO Castle Forziano IN
Mr.. Meyers motor car.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan 2o.--Josepn
x Clark. brother Of United states
senator w. A. Clark. died on sunday
AZ the home Of his sister, MIS- -
Miller. in this city. aged 90 years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

RocKpAI.R. TEN. Dec. 30, ioo- n,a ms
received the trial package ., i,o1 Ia
Kidney Pills ! could not ect o.. - :, ne
without help. ! had severe pI.n n,oaJ mo
small OF my back. The rms hell' ,s Tho
AZ once. and now after three WIS ~ No M
pain in my back Is all gone anu ; -" nm
longer annoyed with having 70 81 can M
often during tho night as iorfn,,H, XII.
not speak too highly for what poan 50, ~ :,
new Pills have done for me. ! am IN odi
wears old, have tried a great many IN"
cincs. but nothing did me "o' 49,. ~" r.
used Doan's Kidney Pills janis -
ARTHUR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

rarrnilarcn. used by Mother Gray, a nurse
;r.or,ilaren,s Home. New York, break up
S s,ans.ch and Tecthing Disorders, aud ue-
stroy Worms. All Druggists 22c. SaaN'YY.
FREE. Address A. >. Olmstcd, lie iso'''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Aching backs are cased lilp, pae - , ,ha
loin pains overcome. eMs's'"s
limbs and dropsy signs vanish; 49,, sod;.
They correct urine with brick ur ra;, s''n IN
ment. high colorcd. excessive IN, aan's
nassing. dribbling. frequency, l a',ra, I
kidney Pills dissolve ana Ieh,s eo,n,,a,ion
and gravel. Relieve heart raip'''''
slceplessncss. headache. nervousness
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
Doan's Trial Triumph
-, v,...v pnx daily carries relief to tn ss
The Free trial o. o 81 proving merit with sae"

,,.,,evs could not get myself stra,ss,
n'hnesl tried 10 stand. would have -
whcn 4, half STOPPING position ! got
nJnn Nv - - poan's kidney Pills ana .oox
l y, - ' ,hcm AZ the end o. two days they
cot me out Of bed and was ; ahS :, ,be -
about H. take delight in prais'ns 'ne''
pills. 80 ABE GuNN, Jr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30
ION THE ROBBERS TRAIL
Evidence that Rudolph Family Hao
Part in the Union bank
Robbery.
ul1Ro.elYcERlNE PLANT FOUND IN HOUSE
r...c,ixc aud deputy sherim-' N'"e"
,.,.. ~ the observation-disclosures
Keeping On the Ira" 81 nv
laws. aud the Prospects lot
cape Are small.

,-..on Mo. Jan. 2T.-ENidenco
which fastens the crime OF inc 49,
hank robbery upon William Knuoip"
a,d Fred Lewis. beyond doubt an"
which incriminatcs the en,re ~"
doiph family, has been u's'o'e
here. ,l nj.
!, was The disclosure ~ 4 smaii NJ
,ro-plycerine plant IN the huuo'P"
home. Monday.
Rudolph and Lewis. howeN,'
80 for The time at least in the ias',
r.sses around Buford, Mo. anu
though the posse is keeping up -
search. il is striking 10 trans.
Assistant Superintendent 'harlss-
wor,b az the Pinkertons. Is at the
h.,d ~ the posse near Bnforh'
Deputy ON the Trail.
Deputy Sheriff Bruchs, armed with
n Winchester. left here Monday morn
inc single handed. 10 hasten I" Sh".
vel where he hopes 10 get iran
as to the fleeing men.
Lewis is wounded. lie may De ""
able 10 keep up with Rudolph am
p,do,nh i too desperate man y
Let Lewis fall into the passes haha
alone. :. II;
.nead men tell no tales. IS nj
ro,to and il is believed he VIII ce'
,,;nlv kill his confederate II IN
emergency arises
Deputy Sheriff Ncdder ana rinse
tons meantime are sweating 'ne y,
dolph family. father. mother. uaus'
ter and neighbor. George iarinv'
who are in Jail here.
The developments OF Monuas
search of the Rudolph premises ~
nv far the most important since u
inquiry was begun into me lump
y rouud $500 In Cash.
After the arrest of the family Su'
day the deputies returned ana loui
!. $500 in cash. This. in the light
MONDAYS developments. is uniouu
! edlv part OF the $4,000 secureu i''
The Union bank Deputies return
~ the Rudolph home Monday ana
pryinr about discovered ci"se'
!; The first floor. 1t was securely -
tened Tools were secured ana
y door was forced open.
: nerfect nitro-glycerine plant "
I revealed. Carboys and bottles
= hvdrochloric acid. nitric acid.
e oburic acid. alcohol and all manner
" chemicals used in the manuiac'ure
the high explosive were stored IN
n. closet. Further search there also
yealed drills and "A complete ou'h'
of tools.
The Rudolph family's guilty kno
adc. Of the existence of these =
10 cles in the house will undoubtedly
ed plicate them.
Advices received from stanton
two o'clock Monday afternoon ny
=. officials of the Union bank. state
800 900 worth of the stolen sec
-. ties we're found on the Rudolph pr
~ ises early this afternoon.
80 The reward of $500 for the DO
~ Rudolph and Lewis, dead or a
~ and the general Indignation
st;rred the entire country TO arm
~ A Good Hiding Place.
The cabin where the battle
~ nlace i situated al the Old
loti- mines heai -" .vane
=. abandoned shafts and caves gene
afford an excellent hiding place
criminals. but just now the grou
tn covered with snow and for that
son they could be tracked. ~ !
.su.e the place and environment for al
law gangs rendezvous.
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The rich man is tie trustee q humanity.
In this way. you sec, humanity m9ies !.
kept proftably invested, instead " D 80
spent tor food and dnnA aAa oeNsi '''
I,.rN -puck
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Dropsy treated free BY DIR. II II Green
sans' ~ Atlanta, Ga. The greatest drnpsy
SPECIALISTS in tie world. Read Their adver-
tisement in another column OF TINS paper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

Ennui Is one Of our greatest eneni'e s
remunera,ive labor our most -as'-hs N.s"~
NOser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-30

CLEVELAND. Ky. Dec %, 1902 ="
was laid up in bed with my back anu
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DON'T ; 5; 81. !; +, : 81: : ;s g

Ycs can be cured % any form Of tobacco n.,ng
essiiv' be made we'll, strong. magnetic. iuli O.
new life and vigor by taking 00.yO.DAOs
that makes weak men strong. Many go
tan pounds IN ten days. Over 500 gOg
eured. All a druggists Cure guaranteed. Book.
- sra advice TREE Address STERxIS0
1xN1DY CO., Chicago o. New YORK ="
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Entire Country In Arms.
A Good Hiding Place.

The cabin where the battle took
place is situated at the wa noot
mines near the Bourboise river. ne
abandoned shafts and caves generalis
afford an excellent hiding place to'
criminals. but just now the ground =
covered with snow and for tEat rea
SON they could be tracked. II J. JUS
,he MAGE and environment for an out
law gangs rendezvous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-08
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Goldenberg Won From Kann at Ma
tional League Park.

The Goldenberg team won decisive vic
tory from Kann yesterday on the CONNER
cial League grounds, by score of Is to 6.
Rooters for both teams turned out in large
numbers to witness the contest and enliv-
ened matters considerably. Howser and
Smith were in the points for Goldenberg,
while Fries started to pitch for Kann, with
Juett as backstop. After the Goldenberg
boys had batted the ball over the lot in
the first inning. scoring seven runs, Mr..
Fries took to the tall timber, Kelpie re-
placing him on the slab.
Howser was in fine form. allowing only
seven scattered hits giving only one base
on balls and striking out fourteen men.
I.eftfielder Miller, Third BaSeman Hurd
and Second Baseman Claybaugh. played
their usual steady game, accepting every
chance.
The next game will be played this evening
at $50 o'clock on the National Park
grounds between Woodward & Lothrop and
INV, y>l, O., T ford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-08

gan Central train conductor. and he was
elected from the train at Fort Erie, On
tario. Later according to reports) a bridge
tender found man on the International
bridge who had succeeded in evading the
guard, and, standing for some time, he
went to investigate this person to ascertain
what he was doing there. as the Interna-
tional bridge is not a bridge for foot pas
sengerS. In putting his lantern into the
passengers face the passenger was angered,
and 1 understand they had some words,
and this bridge tender states when his at
tention was called in another direction he
heard splash and the man was gone and
it is supposed the man jumped into the
river or fell in. as the case may be. It Is
not known positively. so far as am aware,
but it is supposed the man elected from
the train some time before was the man
seen on the bridge. dress suit case and
black leather bag were found on our train
afterward, and are supposed to belong to
this gentleman. and ! find in the suit case
a complimentary pass. No. 26. of your club.
and l write this letter thinking you may be
able to identify the gentleman and COM
muicate with his family or friends with re-
lation to this matter. We still hold the
baggage, as stated above. subject to the
order of the proper person. Yours truly.
JOHN X. BLUNETT.
District Superintendent.
Buffalo. July 6. 1905
Immediately on ascertaining the contents Of
the letter Mr.. LOTUS took 1t to Mrs. Dele
hanty, who is also staying at the Oxford and
Of course she was greatly shocked, as she
had continued firm in the belief that her
husband would yet turn up all right.
Today nothing further had been received
from Buffalo. II the man who fell from
the bridge was Delehanty the fact may
never be fully verified. as In several SINH
lar affairs bodies were never discovered
The news OF Delehanty's probable death
cast q gloom over the Washington players.
a. he was q favorite among them all not
wtthstanding his poor work this year, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-08

Church Base Ball League show Sixth still
to the front with lead Of fifteen pionts
over Gunton. the Grays In turn having a
wide margin Of extra sacks over the Blues.
Wesley has pushed Calvary into last place
again by getting next to the sphere for four
extra bags. while the Black Legs have been
poking out singles only.
Since the last record Sixth has smashed
the ball hard enough to accumulate nine
additional cushions, while Temple has an
nexed ten, Fourth eight, Wesley four, Gum
ton two and Calvary none. The Mutes lead
all around the circuit, with two to the good
on nd-sackers, three on three-base
Swats and two on connections for the limit.