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1JI1 l NV. lJr, ID. .oW
ZIG 18th NV. 11r, 2b. /, SOY
400 Chaplin. 15r, 2b. ]. 600
l436 N. 12r. 2b. pr an. 900. 90
1926 g NV. Dir. 6h. $50. 90
1101 14th NV, 17r, %. ..141
3043 r NV. lit. !. .I25.W
1925 10th NV :.3r. b. IS. 10
1914 L Ew. IOr. %. ga. 80
1921 10th Nv. 12r. 80. ia
1872 o nw, Sr. b......75
1881 Cincin. I1r, 2b. IS. 90
1885 Cincin. 11r. 2b. rs. 10
1910 Roanoke NV. Tor,
ID. ....-.- 5o.WU
1925 I NV. 12r, b. So. 90
3419 Brown NV. 1lr. hJv. 81
1905 II Law NV. 12r. b. 80. 20
1916 Kenyon. Tor. b.m.e0
1924 N Y av NV, II, b45. 81
Illus 10th NV. llr. b. ~. w
FURNISHE
Conn nv nr sir. b.S1, 500
r BIT 15th&i6th. Eli, 70. 90
Mass mr. 18th. Oar, 3b. $40
18th mr. r, z2r. 3b. 800
Calumet pl. l3th&Clif-
ton NV, Dor, 3b. =. 800
18th & II. l7r. Sd. ;. 500
N side Mass aY bit 18th
& 18th. lSr. 2b. .4i6.67
Conn av & s. 11r, BIB. 800
Conn BIT Ii & I, 12r, b. 800
lncleside. 18th & How
ard, 21r. 4b. 49,. 800
Cal av nr I'D. 20r. 4b. 80
Mass BIT l7th&lSth. 16. boa
Iowa circle, 15r. 3b. 200
Mass av hr I'D, 12r, 3b. $40
Mass ay mr. Path. 70. 2b. $50
18th mr. r. 14r. 3b. $50
18th mr. NJ. 1ir, %. .166. 81
I'd mr. G ne. l6r. 2b. $50
n II ay nr NJ, 14r, %. 1925
WoOdley lane i Hart
ford. 12r. b. ..I50
ZIG T NV, l3r. Oh. $50
FINE HOUSEKE EPING
MARION. STODDERT
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FARMS.

FAhMS.
FOR Saba NUMBER OF VALUABLE FARMS
for sale In MONTGOMERY county, Maryland
ranging In size from 80 to 500 acres.
TERRELL 4 LITTLE,
fe27-3t Colorado bldg, 18th and q SITS.
FOR SALE TRADE OR RENT
10-ACRE FARM.
Lame dwelling and barn and
COMPLETE OUTBU ILDINGS.
Running stream borders the
place.
BEAUTIFUL SITUATION.
SPLENDID VIEW.
FOR TERMS write
MARTIN BROS.
1895 and q P1SNA. AVE,
fe27-6t Washington. ID. O.
FOR RENT-100-ACRE FARM s MILES FROM
city, near Silver SPrines Montgomery county,
Nd; fertile land, large barn. eatbuildingS. good
water fruit. etc On shares TO responsible party.
Apply 4OO7 9th Ut. NV. fe262ts
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HAVE YOUR HAND READ III MSfE RITA, THE
worlds greatest palm st and astrologer,r INV
ha'iing receptions At 72s 9Th st. n.w. Fee. &c
aed oec. fe20-i2ts
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~. Poultry farm. 10 acres; Tr. house; out
buildings; stream; spring; woodland $3.50. $3.50
cash; fairly given away. Look into this. sure.
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NE. 202 G. 5r. 1890
INVITE +. Or. ..l0.30
NV, 3O5 o st alley. Also
NV. 1913 Shows r.5r. .7.30
NV, 2524 E, 6r. .....7.O0
NV. 1889 Temp al. 1850
NV, IA O'Brien's c,4r.6.30
NV, 426 u SC al, 4r. $50
NW.7 O'Briens ct. 4r6. 30
NV, 424 D st alley Arc. 40
NE, 1924 Lewis, DR.. $50
SW, 1926 Va av, Ar. 1880
SW. 1911 ID. 6r. ..-11.3O
SW, 21O 14th, or. .l0.S0
SW .222 i4tn. 5r.....y.U0
SE.1104 9th, 7r- .12.O
D HOUSES.
NV .2y.u Newark Az,
l3r. 2b. ........Sl00.0 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aBAN.
lie electric rwy.. fur.
stable and 8 acres OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CES.
NV, Central bldg. Offices
NV. GIL 7th, Run 3. SO. 90
| NV .9e5 q. Sd ar. OGces
LIES.
Ills. ...............$20.W
and carriage house. 1000
sGAMAN. 917 + st. NV.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. C.,
Washington. February 10. 1p04.-Seaisd proposals
VIII be received at this oflcs until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. MARCH TENTH. 1904 for fur.
nishing Cast-iron Pipe and Specials for .Siphou.
Forms. specifications and accessory information
may be obtained at this once. HENRY b. r.
MCFARLAND, HENRY l.. WEST. JOHN BID.
DIE Commissioners. d. c. fe22-6t
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SOS. Within sight of city; acres; cottage. sta
bic, hennery. wagon shed; fruit enough for family
use and plenty to sell pears plums. peaches dam
sons, apples, cherries. Strawberries raspberries.
b1ackberries. asparagus, grapes, flowers. vines.
roses; Ilacs pay taxes; photos at office. s1.400.
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Y FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN
THE PORTLAND.
nEEI(EC

THE PORTLAND.
OFFICES.
344 Pa av NV. .$125 GO F nw....... $40 s25
62l 18th nv. .$S4 1923 nv. $3.50. SIS sic
b02 NV. "a to $50 6O5-7 7th NV. :. IS $45
Sc cor 12thkF NV SIS $50 1925 NV. frt rms $40
l411 NV, 1r. 212 list sw Or. 80. ~ so
Century bldg .s12 si21I s20 LIST ne. 5r. r. so
1921 NV. .$1O-S15tSw or fth& e NV RIM s12
Offices-Sw 18th and SITS NV. room 1. -. 600
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
SEND y GALL AT OFFICE FOR FULL LIST OF
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED HOUSES.
OFFICES, STORES AND STABLES
THoS. J. FISHER CO.. Inc.
fe27-h 1414 L st. NV.
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339. CHEAPEST AND PRETTIEST HOME IN
EVANSVILLE. Handsome Tor. house: attic:
newly papered and painted; convenient ami artis-
tie interior arrange ment; range: latroba; 2s,ory
stable: 2-story hennery; 1-3 are: choice prop
erty; good neighboThoSd. Bargain at $500.
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1873. Attractive 6r cottage; 1-3 are; excel
lent water; miles city: close to ears. $3.50
First class in all respects. Photo at o.hee.
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$50. Only clothes needed. 1913 acres. so fine
timber; many springs. streams. well: &c. house.
barn. storehouse. blacksmith shop; fruit; horse.
wagon, dayton pigs, COW. poultry. farming
utensils, etc. S1,150. Investigation asked
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Is. Ideal as to shade and location: 2ls acres:
Or. house. barn. carriage house, hennery; fine
fruit; forest oaks; pretty view. 81, 400.
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IL q WhCOAs
ina. ave.
l2142 II. 5r. ". 1890
! l0N. 1010 Chase ct. IL. 80
1oS1 Z, O.. Gel. .....l l.60
z4d6 Va az, Or, w.g.lI.60
| 2z23 Stfxul'Bct. 5r,W.1l.60
\ FL4ATS.
THE CARLISLE, 1913 N.
| non-b01ssk keeping aats-
4 $16HO TO eB5 80
ieI4 3Sd. LIST Ar. At, b. SD. %
509a 3Sd, o., b, ami. /, ri 80
1915 T. ID d. 3r, 20. 90
$40 20.h. IL. b, "a. 1850
"s oEk1 ri y soaa:;s, sec
/! 462-46o La ave, heated
runs. "a $40 $12.W. $40
l7l6 1oth.s'r.1s. G e. $40. 90
\ STORE.
j1el7 Pa. ay. 1r. Gel. 30. ~
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40. CHEAP GARDEN FARM. 20 acres. III
miles Forest Glen: small house: shade; some
fruit; acres wood: adjoining land held at $1O0
per acre. 81. 600. Just the place for poultry.
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800. Beautifully located Branchvilie. IL
acres. House Of five large rooms: wild, font
porch, extending two stores; back por h. over
500 fruit trees: well; good spring; acres WOOD
small stable; poultry house: Ar. tenant hO-sr;
elevated location; about one mile from steam and
trolley; could be snbdiytCed and sod to or at
advantage $1,000.
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Sa6 Here is snap. 2, acre; Or. house; worth
$500: large barn; other outbuildipgs; shade; GU
trolley. 81 500. Fruit sold for $50 last year.
Don't miss this great bargain
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ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-OAk. POPLAR HICKORY ETyy
Timber In tracts OF from S,ooH to 1900 acreg
THE WASHINGTON TIMBEIfs MINERAL, AND
FARM AGENCY l407 st. fsz1-st
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FOR RENT-BY Il. o.
tate and Insurance Brok
226 N Capitol. S0r,
per annum. SO. 600. 90
1914 H st NV, COR,
per annum. i, 800. 90
7th&Md av sw, coffee
mills&plant, sta. 1925. 90
301 G NV, 16r. 100. 90
800 18th NV, pr. 1900
2O13 o, Tor. 10 90
1907 ii NV. Tor. -. IS. 90
1017-1019 10th, 17r. IS. 90
Oil l NV, 12r. So. 90
FURNISHE
l nr1sth, IS, 2b.p an So, Coz
Mass ave & 18th. 1Sr,
2b. per an. e, 900
Conn ay mr. NJ. 17r, 2b. 300
Mass av & oath, 26r. 200
s near 18th. 13r. -. 200
G near Sd NV. 18r. :. 1850
OFF
Sun building. ...........,
Atlantic Coast Line
bldg" from $40 to $3j
$40
fth and Nd. ave. s.w. :.
STAT
9th & T. firep'f, 12st'ls $50
fo2o-tf
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2s6. Our banner offer. Dainty Or. eottacs
cost 81 800; stable; large garden; near steal
and trolley. $1,000 for qaick sale. Snap.
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FOR RENT
NV ,2029 1. 26r. Oh. ST.. 90
NV. 1907 LIST, 13r, b.65. 90
NV ,2027 l, Or. 2b. ii. rs
NV .3221 U new. 10. b As. 90
NV. 3219 U,new, 10, b40. 10
NV 1881 p, Tor. D. .35. so
NV. 1900 18th. Tor. b. IS. 30
NV. 1928 18th, Sr. b. 20. so
NV 1905 U,new, 7r, b3O. 90
NV. 423 I'd, Or, b.. .25.5)
NV, 2010 18th, Or, b.20.OJ
NV. 419 lUtn, base, IT. IL. 70
NV, 400 o, hall, lr. 1890
NV, 400 o. Sd q. lr. IL. 90
W.934M oath, Or. .14.30
FURNISHE
W,1272 N II ave,
13r. 2b- 81, BOO. NO
2016 o. 12r. 2b.
On ienlcytown & Rocky
nished house, 8 rooms,
ground Per month. %.
OFF
NV. Gunton bldg. Offices
NV AGO r. nNao1~
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soULE & Co. esO La. ave. Branch. Berwyn, Md.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES.
More than Loo Maryland. Virginia and Dis
trict properties, all bargains Get catalogue.
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G96. 81 300 takes all this 1s-acre farm; 1r.
house; fruit; shade; woodland: outbuildings; live
stock, etc. One of greatest bargains.
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1924 In the District: 16 acres, OF WOO
running stream: near 81 900.
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HOFFMAN, REAL ES-
Ter. 10th and F SITS. NV.
! Pip R. 12r. .65. 90
5O7 18th NV, Or. 5000
1921 NJ. apt, 5r. -. 800
Farm near Laurel. Md,
1Sr, 6S acres. 1000
935 P NV. Sr- .35. 90
621 Az sw. 6r&sta. .20.0
1864 e Sc. Or. .20.00
2O13 18th NV, Or. 1880
914 E NV ,basem't. .15. 90
1911 K ne. Or. ..14.W
b HOUSES.
, Wyoming av, 1Sr, Oh. .150
4th near A ne, 15r. 100
Riggs near 18th. Sr. 100
14th st ex. Or. 80
Magnolia. Ar. 80
Mass av&22d, 13r, 3D.. 10
ICES.
Observation-Disclosures .W
425 18th NV, Sd d.
Il with heat. $50
RES.
/. .tA<o
SLES.
1248 Sth NV. rear. 30
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WHOLESALE eRlBERY.
Confession Of ST. Louis Boodler Star
tlinq Revo ztion.

St Louis. June 29.-Clailcs a. Gutlse.
former member OF the house of dele
gates. convicted on a charge Of bribery
and soon TO be tried on another similar
charge. ha made complete confess
sion TO Circuit Attorney Joseph w.
Folk. ir which he declared th,d former
Delegate Charles r. Kelley rad told
him he had received $4,000 for going
- Europe when his presence in St..
I.ori' icopardzed mon Of prominence.
Kelley is also resting under one con-
vrtion and is soon TO be tried in an
other case.
Wnen he came from tho circuit at
tornoys office Gutkc handed ont for
publication written extracts from his
confession, OF which,the following is a
part:
Il became a member Of the house Of
delegates IN 1897 and nt once became "A
member Of the combhle Of that body.
which was an organization composed
uf nineteen delegates 'for the purpose
tf selling legislation.
"Ihe first bill that camc mp after
bad become q member of tho combine
! was the suburban loop bin. The com
! bine got $4,000 for their votes ON this
bill. on The Union avenue bin we got
$4,000, on The Central traction bill we
/ got $4,000: on the Third street.-The bill
we got $4,000 on the lighting bin we
got S4T5OO. on the suburban ibill we
were TO get s1lOOO, which isfnow in
the safe deposit box i'm the Lincoln
Trust company, being placed there
with the agreement That Il should be-
turned over TO MS WHOM the bin had.
becn passed.
"Whilc these are some Of the largest
bribes secured during my term of Of
Gee. there were inuumerahlc others
ranging from $4,000 for switching
bills 20 few hundred dollars for some
minor privilege.
"Fr0m intimate knowledge of deal
lngs with this combine and from infor-
nation secured on what has been going
ON here for the last quarter OF a cen-
.ury make the positive statement that
there is hardly a corporation in the
city of ST. Louis OF $25O000 and over
that has not either been held up for
bribe money or bought official action
from the combine Ia the house of dele
gates"
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
soutbern sun,noor sehooI.

Knoxville. Tenn, June 2D.-Ihe third
annun summer school for the south
has opened here and win continue
through to Aug 10. The aggregate at
tendance is expected TO reach 1000 to
1000. The school is an outcome of
the work of the general education
board of the south, headed by Robert
G.. ogden and others of New York city.
The schools faculty is made up OF em-
inent educators from all the leading
universities of the country. Every
state in the south is represented i'm the
enrolment
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
SYRACUSE WINS
Bis EVENTS
Captured Varsity and -'re-h
men Events at Poughkeep psiL.
0ORNELL T0OK FOUR oLRED RA0L
Result Of Annual intercollegiate Reeat-
ia on the Hudson a Genuine Sun
prise--salt City Crew Hardly consid-
cred In the Betting.

ia on the Hudson a Genuine Sur
prise--salt City Crew Hardly consid
cred In the Betting.
poughkccpsie. \. ". June a0.- syra-
cusc won the great varsity race here
aud gave another upset to form by
also carrying Of tie trophy for the
freshmen eight Cornell, proud winner
OF eight out of ninc races I'm the three
lasl rogatias and boastcd master of
both Yale and Harvard. was forced 10
trail behind the rank outsiders from
The up state university. who not only
caused a sensation by their double VIC
tory but caused an the rowing shaips
90 wonder at the stroke in which Ten
I.yck had perfected his young men.
Whom Cornell made a procession Of
the four oarcd event the first on the
programme. Ii was the opinion of the
thousands Of spectators lining the east
land west SHORES of the Hudson that
;he Ithacans for the third time would
sweep the board. That Syracuse did
not win the triple crown may be set
down 10 the fact that the college had
no entry in the first contest In the
freshmen race and in the big varsity
event the boys from Syracuse rowed
like winners from the start
Syracuse Not Thought OF.
The victories of Syracuse caused a
real sensation Syracuse was not cred
tied with having a ghost Of chance
In the varsity race. A few bets were
made at 10 20 1 IN the morning, and
these odds were lcngthened 10 % TO
wnen tbc time came for the start of
the bis race The wiseacres could not
reason that Che victory Of the fresh
men could have any bearing on the re-
sult OF the senior struggle Cornell
was the name on almost every tongue,
with Wisconsin favored for second and
Pennsylvania and Columbia lighting
Il out for third position
II was a sad day for Columbia and
saddor still for the lauded Badgers.
Columbia succeeded in running into
second place i'm the four cared race.
finished last in the freshmen and pad
died in fourth IN the varsity few sec
onds ahead OF Georgetown. which was
not a factor in The regatta at any time.
The times for all the races were
slow. NO records were broken, really
fast time beinr prevented by wind
that blew straieht mp The river. kick
ing up a ruiiie that at times seriously
linterfcrod with the racing.
The following is the official time for
the several rucea;
Varsity four oared race. two miles.
won by Cornell Time. 10.53 3-5: Colum-
bia. 1ta2 1856 Pennsylvania. 1915 3-5i
Wisconsin, HIS 20; Georgetown
1l.8l %
Freshmen eight cared race. two
miles. won hy Syracuse, time 1901
Cornell 1912 %; Pennsylvania,
1O1s 40; Columbia. lO:2sia
Varsity eight cared race four miles
won by syracuse. time 2O.22 30; Cor.
nell. 20.3i 1-5; Pennsylvania. 20;32 40,
Columbia. 20;i5 %; Georgetown
20.52 30; Wisconsin 2101 1-5.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
Firo At lsko Placid.

Saranac Lake, y. ~, Juno 20 Word
has been received here that the lower
half of the village OF Lake Placid has
been burned. The fire started shortly
after midnight. ana all efforts TO check
the flames have failed. The American
House has been totally destroyed to-
gether with The cottages and barns sur
rounding il.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
POPULAR EXCURSIONS
NIAGARA FALLS,
Only $1,000 Round Trip.
July'1 and IS; August 5 and 19; Sep
temper ? and 16; October Z, 1904.

Excursion tickets viii be sold on
above dates at the very low rate named.
good going only on Train No. 504,
leaving Wilmington Del. at $40 a. M,
ARRIVING Niagara Falls at 11.0O p. IN.
Tickets valid for return ten GO
days including date Of sale, on an
regular trains.
Holders of Niagara Falls tickets have
the privilege of making a delightful
side trip from Niagara Fails to Toronto
and return, going and returning same
day for 1928; and on return journey
can make the charming side trip from
Rochester to Thousand Islands and re-
turn for S5.75.
Stop-overs permitted on return trip
Z Buffalo. Rochester, Junction (for
flochester). Geneva, Watkins Glen and
lauch Chunk.
These popular excursions are run
Through the most beautiful section Of
the east giving daylight views of the
beautiful susquehanna River the Le-
hii,h and Wyoming Valleys.
call on ticket agents for full par
ticulars.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
Three Lost over Montmorenoy Falls.

Three Lost over Wontmorenoy FalIa.
Quebec, june 2O.-Alontmorency falls
was the scene of a tragedy yesterday
when hundreds of poodle, powerless to
aid the victims. saw Nicolas Ansaloin
of 81. Roche and tw0'unknown women
swept over The falls. The three were
young people having an outing. and
Ansaloin stopped at the foot of the
natural steps at the falls to get drink
of water. His companions followed his
example, and a moment later all three
were seen TO lose their balance ana fall
hcadlong into the swiftly moving wa
tcrs. They were carried quickly over
The falls ana into the whirlpools,
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
REDUCED RATES TO ST. LOUIS
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Aeooun
nes,aor raffc Natio,al Cop,,ort;o-

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Democratic National Convention.
For the benefit of those desiring to at
tend The Democratic National Convention,
70 be helc at ST. Louis, July 6, the Penn
syNana Railroad Company Will sell
round-irip tickets to- St. Louis. from ail
stations on It's lines. from July ? to s.
Inclusive, good returning leaving St.
Louis not later than fifteen days. inciul.
ing Gs1e of sale, on date of valuation by
Joint Ascent at st. Louis. at rate of single
fare 5or tho round trip. For specific in
formaaicn concerning rates and time OF
trains,- consult nearest ticket agent.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
hsIon kellor Cots nenroo.

Cambridge. Mass, June %. Amid
the applause of her class the largest
in the history Of Radcliffe college
Miss Helen Keller the deaf and blind
girl, was graduated with the honor Of
"cum laude" ana a degree of bachelor
Of arts The graduation exercises were
In Sanders thcater. Harvard
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
soer War Fighter Dead In Accident.

London, June 29.-C0lonel bloomfield
Cough. who during the Boer war was
ordered home for refusal TO obey Gen
eral Lord Mcthuen's orders. has been
killed in a carriage accident at Kelso
Scotland. Cough, at the time he re-
fused to obey orders. was in command
Of the Ninth lancers. lie claimed that
his men and horses were not ht for
duty and refused to lead them TO de-
suuction. He was a veteran Of the
Afghanistan campaign.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
RnLv Ennnd In \ nan,-

Malone. y. y. June 20. Tho body OF
B. Sosvllle Of Malone was found in q
dam near Bnyonets Siding. on the
Adirondack division OF the New York
Central railroad, few milcs south Of
Mountain View. and the coroner and
the district attorney have gone 10 IN
vestieate.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
TAXED on Mhinninn post.

County Worlshouse has returned from
the National Prison Convention, which
was held at Portland, Me. The whip
ping poit was one of the subjects dis
cussed and it was condemned by a
number Of speakers.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
Ir,.ortsnl l,hor Dooision.

Eosion June CA decision that an
agreement OF q labor union relating TO
the employmenf exclusively of union
help and 70 the regulation Of the hours
OF labor. etc. fs Illegal was handed
down hy Judge Hardy Of the superior
court
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
Miseouri Ilas Presidential Timber.

Joplin. No. juno %. Missouri Dem
ocrats met in convention hero TO elect
thiriy-six delegates 20 the national CON
vention at ST. Louis. They will very
likely be Instructed unanimously TO
work for the nomination Of Senator
Francis NJ Cockrcl for president
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
Three Men Ground Under Cars.

Shelby. o.. june 20-rhe bodies Of
James Powell. John Haley and Andy
Knapp have been found ground to
pieces at shelby Junction. They had
taken refuge from the storm under a
freight car. when Baltimore and
Ohio freight train came along and cut
them to pieces.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
Postmistress and Office Burned.

Halifax. June Authorization has
been received from Carbonnear ~ f..
of a fire that occurred there Tho post
Office and customs building. with most
OF their contents. were destroyed. and
Miss TryphoHa Nichon, postmistress.
was burned 90 death
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
Have OBTAINED Special Rates.

Members 'of tile local G.. A. r. camps
have ottaired special rates Of one fare
20 the national encampment TO be held
in Boston on August 10. The rate viii
vary from s7i7 to SS.92, according to
the route raken.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
To Hold La,rn. Partu.

Members OF the Christian Endeavor
Society win hold a lawn party on the
church lava Ninth and Fsanklin
streets. tomorrow evening IL the wea-
ther permits.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29
r,,. ch. man Opens onces.

ph1ir Q. ',hmchuap has resumed
his iHw arac'' g. ihis city. iie has
eetah'isaes l-'~ Offices 10 The Bay2rd
Annox, 80. . Eas' Ni~.h s,ras-.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29

1t takes a sood deal to make the rivers
mouth water.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29

s,s,c p, ~, = irrI - sci along vita
bvo@ags -Asy 2.c 50 scr.
Evening journal., 1904-06-29

Sheep arc now ahcalcd bv electricity.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-10
AFTER PRISONER
DEPUTY U. y. MARSHAL GOES
DOWN THE N. q. d ST. L.

Deputy q. 8. Marshal George
Saunders. left this morning on the
early N. O. & It, L train TO briug
back a prisoner wanted for some fed
er.l irresularity, but would sav moth
ing about where he was going or whom
he intended TO catch.
II am Republican" Major saun.
dsrs explained. "apd while down 'be
ROAD several days ago. showed GER
tain Democratic sheriff . warrant for
the arrest of the man am going after
today Well. the man YOU want is
here all right the sheriff toll me,
but he il q Republican and 1 dop'r b.
lieve YOU will arre.t him uosil after
the srh which IL elsofioo dsv. /
didn't get him that sy, bot ] think l
snail be successful n chasing hun
do~n today" Marshal Ssunners laugh
ingly remarked as b swung aboard
the tram.