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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-31

sands. The quartz Is a porphyrltlc
quartz, stained brown or black with
manganese. Very little iron is one
of the peculiarities Of the ore. While
the gold is not all free, from appear
ances and some tests that have been
made, it can be treated very salts
factorily with a free milling and cyan
iding plant.
Altogether mining men OF expert
ence agree that Bullfrog has some O
the best surface showings that Ne
vada has ever had for big and rict
mines, but under the conditions ex
isting, it will be several months be
fore actual development work WI
commence, and | would not advis'
working men to be in too big a hurr.
to rush in here with the object Q
working for wages
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-31
The Key That UnlOcks the Door
to Long Living.

The men of eighty-five and ninety
a Of age are not the rotund well
fed, but thin, spare men who live on
a slender diet. Be as careful as he
will. however, a mar past middle age,
will occasionally eat too much or OF
some article of food not suited to his
constitution, and will need a dose OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
| Tablets to cleanse and invigorate his
stomach and regulate his liver and
bowels. When this is done there is
no reason why the average mar
should not live to old age. For salt
by all druggists.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-31
Barley for GOIdfieId.

Three eight-horse teams loaded
with barley left this afternoon for the
Tonopah and Goldfield country. A
blizzard was raging when the teams
pulled out. Since the above was put
in type the storm proved too much
for the teams and they were I'M
pitched and brought to town. The
loaded wagons we're left in the fiat
beyond the Hot Springs. If it does
not storm too hard in the morning,
another start will be made .-Elkc
Independent.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-31
Water at DiamondfieId.

Water has been struck within the
town limits OF Diamondfield by the
men working on the well for Jack
Davis. The well is now down 100
feet but it will be dug deeper in the
effort to get a stronger flow. The
water will be piped to a reservoir
above town and then repiped for do
nestle use.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-31
Longevity IN Warm Climates.

Statistics show that more people
live to be one hundred years old in
warm climates than in northern
countries. We know that here in
Mexico there are many c%entenarians,
for in towns not forty miles from the
capital are not a few men and women
beyond the one hundred year line.
Germany reports 778 centenarians
France, 213, England 146 and Spain
4O1, and the population of Spain il
relatively small.-Mexican Herald.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-31

When you want a pleasant laxative
take Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
SANTONE cigars are made OF the
best tobacco by skilled union work
men.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-31

W. D. Michigan mas the best com.
pliment of men for all classes OF
painting, papering and decorating,
also signwriters that any city could
wish.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-31

L. S. Finnegan, TOWNSHIP agent at
Goldfeld. Write him for prices. '
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-12-31

Goldfeld is THE town.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-22

Mrs Karl Anderson gaf nyligen
en- fin sups till forman for kyrkan
och familjen Andersons vanner
uppfyllde hsla huset. Studeran
de A. Erickson hSll tai vid till
iallet. Afven spelades Diet och
sjongs andliga sanger till langt ut
pa natten.
Sd ALT tyder pa att odemarken
i Alberta skall blemstra och har
blir oss annu mera godt att vara.
| simon It'd skall nog konfsrensen
ia Sc och erfara att de uppoffrin-
gar den gjort for missioner har-
uppe aro ej bortkastade pennin.
gar. vi hoppas att svenskarne
vid Kalnar och i Heilts settle
ment smart skola folja de andra
fSrsamlingarnes exempel.
L. E. Cullander.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-22
Sedan Eytt maskineri bestaen-

Sedan Eytt maskineri bestaen-
de at valdiga smorkarnsr, appara-
ter for pasteurisering at CRADLE
m. m. blifvit insatt / Hanford
Produce Cos mejeri vid 1 & Vir
ginia SITS. pastas nu delta mejeri
vara Diet storsta j verlden. HUI.
ruvida delta passaende ar SAINT
eller 81. kuuna vi ej afgora, men
nog cores der en- mangd smor all
It'd. Med de nya forbattringarne
tillverkas nu der 60, 900 ipounds
smor ON dagen i fem karnor med
en- kapacitet af 1900 pounds hvar
Dessutom tillverkas och utsandes
at ALA hall, isynnerhet under
commandments, en- massa
glace. Bolaget, hvars aktier upp-
Cd till EFT belopp at en- half milli-
on dollars, eyer pa en- mangd
stallen ute pa landet babe i denna
och angraneande slater graddepo,
ter, derifran grsddan dagligen
sandes till mejeriet harstades.
Da de sma erhalla EFT par al
Olson Bros treAiga barnskor, arc
de alltid glada.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-22
Sioux City.

4 STU stord nit att 1or1olJa saloo-
nerna synes anti saloopligans pre-
sident, Rev. Marshall, hylla den
gamla jesuitsatsen att andamalet
helgar medlen. En- dag forliden
vecka var saloonegaren Hartley
Naughton inkallad att svara for
att hafva hallit sin loksl open pa
valdagen. Sem vittnen voro af
ven inkallade EFT par ynglingar
fran Morning Side College, hvilka
vittnade, de druckit 81 i Naugh.
tons saloon pa valdagen SAINT att
de blifvit anstallda al Marshall
som spioner. Som ersattning for
denna snygga spionverksamhet
hade de blifvit lefvade iva dollars
Tor hvarje saloonman, som genom
deras vittnesmal domdes for ofver-
tradande at Martinlagan. Ea at
ynglingarne vittnade dessutom
att han aldrig srnakat 81, imam
han ansalldes som spion al Mr.
Marshall. Naugton domdes til
200 dollars boter, hvadan vittnena
val ocksa lingo sina valfortjenta 2
dollars.
Mr. Marshall har redan forut
forstatt att CORA sig gansks lila
ansedd pa grund at Diet satt, hvar-
pa han gait tillvaga j slit harnads-
tag emot saloonerna och sedan
Diet kom i dageR att han borjade
AMANDA skolynglingar som spio
ner och derigenom nara dem att
dricka, har hans anseende inga-
lunda forbattrats. Atskilliga pre-
ster togo sig ocksa i sondags al
delta hans tillvagagaende anled-
ming att skarpt klandre honom i
sina predikningar. Mr. Marshall
har dock redan forut fatt huden
full at So mycket valfortjent oyett
att delta fordomande at hans EN-
betsbroder Ell lar bita stort pa
honom. De arma spionerna ha
bland sina kamrater / Morning
Side fatt slita Ell hund for Diet ar.
bette de utfort i ligans t%jenst.
TIE international Mercantile
Marine Co. har nyligen utnamt
the Woodbury. County Savings
Bank till sina lokala agenter for
foljande valkanda angbatslinier:
American, Dominion, Red Star
White Star.
ON Nj amman CORA en- resa till
Diet gamla hemmet eller sanda en-
biliett till nagon van att komma
hir ofver till delta land So gor oss
EFT besok for fullstandiga upplys.
ningar och priser.
ID angaren "Lora" en- dag for
liden vecka lemnade slit winter
qvarter i Big Sioux floden och
styrde utfor Missouri. tornado den
mot vindbrysgan och forlorade
bada sina sk~orstenar, hvarjemte
salongen nagot skadades. Men
en- olycka kommer aldrig ensam.
sa' hickan. Eft par dagar derefter
togs baten i mat af en- handles.
hrma for EFT fat maskinolja, som
anvandes forliden seminar, men
for hvilken liqvid ej lar ha ingatt.
bet namnes 81 nagot om all den
otriga %oljan, som ymnigt anvandes
under lustresorna / somras, men
: iormodligen lar rederiet vara pa
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-22
HAIR OCH DER

Miss Lizzie McC arty i Marion,
Ind, ar endasr 20 ar gammal,
men likval har hon varit gift e
CANCER och delta under loppst at
de senaste Alta aren. Hon bar
nv ster med stolthet slit flick
MANN, tills uagon AMMAN mans
person anmaler sig att della ljuf,
och ledt med henne. Forsta
gangen gifte hon sig vid 20 ars
alder med Jesse Hammer i Ko.
komo, med hvilken hon samman
eide i tire manader, da paret fick
skilsmessa. Likval kunde de Ell
undvara hvarandra, ty redan eff
ter tire manaders forlopp hollo de
brollop pa nytt. och denna gang
varade aktenskapet fyra manader,
da &c maste skiljas pa nytt. och
hon gifte sig med Lemuel Moore.
Men han skicGades kort derefter
till tukthuset for RSgon forbry-
telse, och hon hck sd skilsmessa
fran honom. Nasta gang gifte
hon sig med Levi Jack fran Trip
ton och lefde med henom nastan
EFT ar, imam hon sokte %skilsmes-
sa.
Det sages att han tog delta sd
hardt att han dog at f0rargelse.
Derpa gifts hon sig med en- man
vid MANN Eli Coats, och deras
aktenskap varade itva ar, da hon
sokte och erholl skilsmessa. Slut
ligen var hennes sista GENIAL Eli
HAT, och deras f0rbindelse va
rade jemt sex manader. Vid sin
sista skilsmessa erh0ll hon al
domstolen tillatelse att alter bara
| slit flicknamn. Som hon visat
sig vara lika fink att erhalla man
som att bIi af med dem och hon
annu ar ung, har hon ju en- lang
framtid fer sig ech Dor kunna sid
EFT e~nastaende rekord.
Pa Observation-Disclosures i ST
Louis skall Diet uppforas en- slags
MISUNDERSTANDING at boerkri
get. at hvilken anledning britiska
soldater och boer, som deltogo
kriset, hafva anlandt dit. Da
boerna kommo marscherande till
det qvarter, som anvisats dem pa
neutrality-suspicious., uppdagade de
att de britiska soldaterna kom-
NIT dem i forvag och intagit SO al
de basta talten. Delta gjorde
dem forbittrade, och de slogo
sig ned omkring boerflaggan, som
de hissade, och hollo krigsrad.
Slutet blef att de sande en- depu,
tatiou till den britiske majoren
Scott Harding. hvilken forestaI
hela arrangemangst, och medde-
lade honom att Diet skulle blifva
myteri at, derest han icke willie
battre sSrja for boernas bsqvam,
lighet. Efter nagon parlamsn,
tering ordnades saken sd, att de
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-22

dessa boer, som den tappre ge-
neral Dslarey nyligen i en- gene
raltSrsamling i Transvaal pa Diet
kraftigaste fordomde. Han SADIE
att de prostituerade babe sig
sjelfva och boernas minnen fran
kriget gsnom att deltaga i en-
dylik uppvisning, medan manga
at de s&r, som kriget tillfogade,
annu icke arc lakta.
Det vackte for nagon It'd sedan
stort uppseende, da lojtnant Sid
ney J. Burbank vid garnisonen i
Fort Leavenworth, Kas., nastan
i sista ogonblicket hipdradee att
inga aktenskap med en- ansedd
ung dam, i det underrattelser in
gingo fran Manila att han hade
hustru och barn der forut. Han
torklarade h0gtidligt att han al
Orig ingatt nagot aktenskap pa
Philippinerna utan endast haft
en- ayktig och los forbindelse der
stades, men underrattelsen kom
dock hans brollop med hans
amerikanska tilltankta att torka
in. Han har sedan forsokt att
IA stu forbindslse i Manila forkla-
rad olaglig.
Men den unga Philippinska
dam, som paatar sig vara hans
hustru och forester tillh0r en-
anssdd spansk familj vid MANN
Vasqaez, nekar emsllertid till att
utan vidare blifva asidosatt och
har anstallt en- advokatfrma
Manila att bevaka hennes intres-
sen. Fran denna hrma har nu
domstolen i Leavenworth motta-
git hennes svar pa lojtnant Bur
banks ansokan ON skilsmessa.
Som bilagor med'olja vidimerade
afskrifter at Burbanks ansokau
ON Observation-Disclosures, en- dot
tiers fodelseattest SAINT Mrs Bur
banks correspondents med krigs-
departementet, sedan Burbank
hemkallats och icke langrs for
scribe hustru och barn.
Mrs Burbank soker Ru sjell
skilsmessa och fordrar att Bur,
bark adomes att betala 50 dollars
Ii msnaden som underhsll at hen
ne och barnet. l hennes ansokar
heter Diet vidare:
"KIraRden stiftade bekantskal
med lojtnant Burbank, hvilkeI
var myzket ifrig / sina uppmark
samheter mot henne, och cite
hera manaders bekantskap ocl
forlotning, som raj kand at ALA
6ck han hennss tillatelse att ing;
aktenskap med henne.
Han har tilltogat klaganden Ell
ofortjent och oforIatlig skymf &c
nom att f0rneka slit aktenskap,
Diet han antingen rojer att hal
redan amnade bedraga henne, d,
hon pa god tro blef hans hustr'
eller ocksa att han eyer EFT flask
och trolost hjerta, och Diet ar der
for omojligt for karanden att ma
gonsin mera sammanlefva me-
honom.
Den sa lange omtalade plane
att bilda EFT bankmenopol ellie
banktrust synes nu blifva genom
ford. Det har nyligen New
York bildats EFT bolag med nam
net United States Baak Associ
aIion". Bolaget ar inkorPorsrad'
under staten Names lasar me-
EFT kapital af 10 millioner dollars
Hvem som insatt pengarne / fore
taget vet man ej, men Diet glunka:
ON att Diet ar Standard Oil Co.
alltsa Rockefeller som star bakon
Diet hela. John G. Carlisle, SON
var observation-disclosures un'
der Cleveland, ar bolagets presi-
dent, och f. Administrations fr
Nebraska, John M. Thurston, a,
vice president. Bolaget pasta
redan hafva 0fvertagit en- natio
nalbank i hvardera at stadern;
Svenska monitoren., 1904-04-22
Nordbor.
Wetaskiwin den 10 mars.
liar dr. oss godt att vara".


lementen j Alberta. och isynner-
het ! pastor P. Almgrens manga
forsamlingar, bes0kte jag senast
Bstelforsamlingen | Burnt Lake,
ID mil vester ON staden Red
Deer. Afven besag jag den nya
staden Stockholm och gjorde Of
verenskommelse om att kopa 2
block med stadslotter. Denna
del at Alberta har olika rykten
ON sig. Red Deer Land Com
pany kallar hsla terrangen for
Albertas tradg$rd, andra alter an
Sc den som oduglig och villa Ell
DO der. Men folket pa platsen
arc nojda och belatna och de tro
sig hafva Walt den CODA delen
hvad delta jordiska betraffar.
Sd Diet gemensamma vittnes-
bordet ON Alberta air char ar oss
,godt att vara', dock tucker hvar
och ell bast ON sin plats och
sd Dor Diet vara, ty annars blefve
Diet for trangt och farmarne ma
ste sla tegel och bygga EFT nytt
Babelstorn, Men i Alberta be-
hofvA vi inga skyskrapare. Har
ar oss godt att vara afven /
stockhus, Men skall har blifva
riktigt godt att vara, So latom oss
sla tegel och branna och bygga
fna tegelhus for babe folk orb fa.
/ Red Deer aro iva stora tegel-
bruk och EFT j Lacombe, men
hvad forslar Diet ibland So manga,
Jag halsads pa hera at vara
svenska farmare under veckan.
A. Erikson var den forste. Han
ar en- at de forste i settlementet
och eyer en- god farm och den
basta kostall som Jag sett i Al
berta SAINT manga kreatur. At
g stannade jag nagra dagar hos
Olof Nilsson, SOM kom hit for fyra
ar sedan fran Idaho. Han Dor pa
en- mycket vacker plats och har
iva nara grammar. Den enc hans
namne och den andre en- {. d.
handmade c. P. Anderson fran
Misterhult, Smaland och till sist
helsade jag pa Z. Sundqvist som i
fjol kom hit fran Sverige. Hjert-
iigt tack till ALA dessa vanner for
all deras gastvanlighet. ALA
farmare i delta settlement hafva
snygga och trefliga hem och har
ar annu rum for flera sadana. Men
Diet bdsta och skonaste som jag
sag i Burnt Lake settlementet
var den Sv. Ev. Luth, Betel fer
samlingens nya kyrka och jag
hade aran att halla den forsta
gudstiensten i densamma pa 3
sondagen i Fastan. Genom att
traget bes0ka delta Herrans hus
och vara Guds ords h0rsre och
gSrare kanna Neutrality-suspicious.
marnG saga: har ar oss godt att
att vara. Bada baptisterna och
missionsvannerna ANNA bygga
hvar sin kyrka i Stockholm nasta
seminar; ma de lyckas val. Sv.
Ev. Luth. Svsaforsamlingens
kyrka blir fardig till warren. Denna
kyrka har afven EFT fnt lage.
Man kan fran kyrkan Sc bade
Battle Lake och Red Deer Lake.
Babe Svea och Betel hafva hvar-
dera 40 acres gcdt land.
Sv. Luth. Saronforsamlingen
i Vestling settlement skall bygga
kyrka till sommaren och snligt
forsamlingens beslat och tramfor
ALT pa grund af folkets stora in
tresse for saken hafva vi fSrhopp-
ming ON att denna kyrka ej blir
den enklaste till utseendet.
Sv. Luth. Fridhemsf6rsamHn-
gen vid Pretty Hill will ingalunda
vara den samsta utan afven den
har beslutat bygga kyrka. Och
penningar samlas for den CODA
saken.
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Collections of Savings.
HALLOWEEN NIGHT.
Police Given Instructions to Prevent
All Boisterousness.

Major Sylvester has issued an order to
the members of the police force, calling
their attention to the extra precautions
which will have to be taken in order
to prevent any noisy or destructive cele-
brations Halloween night, Monday next
1t is the intention of the police chief to see
that pedestrians are protected from the
throwing of -four and other articles that are
calculated to infiict injury.
In order issued to the department to-
day the superintendent gave instructions
that those who are to compose the shifting
section Monday night go on duty at q
O'Clock, instead of two hours later. The
order, which is addressed to the lieutenants,
further reads: And have your reserve CO.
operate with the officers on the street for
an hour or two in giving attention to the
pranks of boys, especially those of older
years, in order that persons may be free
from insult and property from damage or
destruction.
1.-The wheelmen, especially in the subur-
ban districts. should be active in keeping
down complaints.
Boys who fail to appreciate the warning
given them should be taken to their parents,
but those of older years, and any who are
guilty of fragrant violations of law, should
be sent to the house of detention.
1.-The throwing of flour and other indigni-
ties will not be permitted"
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CLERICAL CHANGES.
Recent Appointments in the Interior
Department

The following official changes have been
made in the Department of the Interior:
Office of the Secretary-Appontm
John w. Hale of New York, Waterman,
at 1920. Transfer to Santa Fe, n. M
Alexander NJ. Speer, jr., of Georgia, clerk
at 81 400. Promotions-Wallace c. Frank
lin of Kentucky and Miss Annie f. Smith
of Wisconsin, clerks at $1,000. to $1.40O
Resignations-Mrs. Gay Robertson of In
diana. clerk at s1,400. and Henry ]. jan
dron of Massachusetts, copyist at $500.
Pension office Appointments - Miss
Georgiana Cole of Washington, Miss Bes-
sic NJ. Colling of Kentucky, Miss Clare
Dunn of California, Miss Pauline G. Will
kie of South Carolina. Miss Julia NJ Lutz
of New Jersey, Miss Minnie L. Weston of
New Jersey, Miss Thea Comments of Wis
conSin, Miss Annie Il. NeSbeitt of Mime
sofa, copyists at 5000. Promotions-Wm
II. Proctor of Vermont, clerk at 81 200 to
Sl,400; Joseph II. Keafer of District of
Columbia and William l. Bowie of North
Carolina, clerks at $1,000, to special ex-
aminers at 81 300; Charles NJ. Morgan of
Oregon, Mrs. Mary G. Quitman of Missis-
sippt, John =. Turner of Georgia, William
l.. Scott of Tennessee and Frederick B.
Foote of Michigan. clerks at $1,000, to
$1,000; Thomas b. Eaton of Indiana Sam
uel G.. Grodson of Illinois, j. Bayard Lam
kin of Georgia, Thomas o. Klnger of
missouri MISS harriet Il. carey or Ohio,
William J. Wesley of Missouri. Lee NJ
Henderson of Ohio Miss Flora NJ. Holden
of Maine. Miss Grace w. Norman of Ohio
and Miss Mable c. Ridgely of New York,
copyists at 5000, to clerks at $1,000; Dem
mis- Lee of Arkansas, messenger at $S4O
to copyist at 5000: William S. Graham of
District of Columbia assistant messenger
at S120, to messenger al $40; Harry L.
Smith of New Hampshire, messenger boy
at $500. to assistant messenger at $72o
designations Stephen w Morris of
Ohio. special examiner at $1,000; Mrs
Bessie T.Atkinson of Pennsylvania. clerk
at $1,000, and James Crozier of Indiana
copyist at 5000.
Patent Office - Appointments - Eugene
G.. Sickler of Ohio. fourth assistant exam
liner at $1,000; Claude L. Bowman of New
Jersey and Walter c. Van Enron of Illi-
nois, messenger boys at $500.
General land office-Resignation-
ward E. Adams of Illinois, copyist at
$500.
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frequently takes part in the discussions of
topics of the day. He is native of Vir-
GINA. but has been living in PoolesviIle for

frequently takes part in the discussions of
topics of the day. He is a native of Viz
glnia. but has been living in Poolesville for
about sixty-five years.
John Feeldmeyer, for some years fore
man of yard tracks in Brunswick yard, for
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. but who
resigned several months ago, has accepted
a position with the Annapolis Short Line
railroad as supervisor of road.
Mrs. Sarah e. Cady. one time resident of
Martinsburg, this county. near Poolesville,
died In Washington Wednesday evening, at
the residence of her son, Appleton Cady.
She was daughter of the late Benz. r.
Poole of Martinsburg. this county. Two
sons survive her.
Wednesday evening Miss Edith r. Hicks.
sister of Mr.. Benjamin F. Hicks of this
place. and Mr.. Hugh Edwards of Wash
ington city were married in Washington at
the home of the minister, Rev. Forrest ].
Prettyman. formerly of this county The
wedding was a quiet affair. and but few of
the intimate relatives knew of it. Those
present at the ceremony were the brides
brother, Mr.. JOS. w. Hicks of Boyd's. and
Mr. B. Hicks of Waldorf. Charles county,
The couple will make their home in Wash
ington.
George Hill, the young man who, with
four companions. was struck by engine
a month ago. the others being killed and he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-29
Fined for Excessive Speed.

Mr.. F. L. Van Auken. a clerk In the
sixth auditors Office, told Judge O'Neal
this morning that he had been run down
twice by an automobile, and he is tired Of
it. Yesterday near the intersection Of Penn
sylvania avenue and 18th street he had a
third experience with fast-moving auto
mobile and caused the arrest of the own
err Eugene lie Grove, a resident of New
York Speeding his machine around the
corner at rate of speed in excess of four
miles an hour was the charge against the
operator of the horseless vehicle. The de-
PENDANT denied that he had violated any
law He was held guilty by the court and
a fine of $40 was imposed.
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Three distinct earthquake shocks are re-
ported at Meade and Dodge City, In south
western Kansas. No damage was done
The shocks were recorded on the seismo-
graph in the weather bureau exhibit at the
worlds fair at st. Louis.
Friday night twelve negroes in Jail al
Valdosto, Ga, on felony charges, effected
their escape by cutting through three steel
bars and picking hole In the brick wall
of the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-29
building Condemned,

Building Inspector. Snowden Ashford to-
day condemned assunsafe for occupancy
the building known as 42i 10th street north
west. owned by Mr. c. c. Glover. This
building is now occupied as restaurant,
and the building inspector states that it
is rendered unsafe because of the weaken
ing of the foundations
Mr.. Glover, the owner of the building,
stated today that he will make arrange
ments at once to rebuild the structure and
place 1t IN a safe and habitabie. condition.
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Tuesday at Charleston, and another series
of national spellbinding in Henry G. Davis
interest is being planned Next week Corn
well speaks in Wheeling. which will be the
occasion of the most important meeting
Gratis. Its significance Is realized by the
Republicans, who will prepare to overcome
its effect Wheeling is really the base of
Operations for the state fight. The nightly
meetings being held will continue to cleo
ton day.
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Boyd's and Vicinity.
uecIal Correspondence Of The Eyenlng Star.

Special Correspondents OF The Evening Star
BOYD'S, Md, October %, 1904.
Poolesville, this county. has two of the
Oldest citizens of the county as residents,
In the per1ons of Mrs. Sarah Jones, now in
her ilinety-second year, and Mr.. John Mer-
chant, also in his ninety-second year.
Mrs, Jones was born in Poolesville in
1872, and ever since that time has been a
resident of that vicinity She is in excel
lent health and is seen frequently attend
ing church in her native town. Her maid
en- name was Poole. She has two children
living near her, son and a daughter.
Mr., Merchant takes exercise daily, and