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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-04-21
Daneerou. Neglect.

ache, sideache, pain in
the hips or loins that
finally prostrates the
strongest body. The kid
ney warnings are serious
they tell you that they
are unable to filter the
body's waste and poison
from the blood-the sew
ers are clogged and i'm
purities are running wild
to impregnate nerves,
heart, brain and every
organ of the body with
disease elements. Doan's
Kidney Pills are quick to
SOOthn md cfroOu uthpp
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21
Die Seb0ras fur SFentlt&e VT:
bsitsn bsfattst Den Sert@t
Der GommiK6re.
Gde 8aibinston Str. u. 8irsinia @ps.

Die Sommifdre, tpeIde pom Der Stabt
unb Der @afersG ~ornpasnie ernannt uurben,
beri9teten mad elmer itrensen unb umfans.
rei&en 9rifuns bes ftdbtii4en Bafers
frIgenbermaben:
v0ir iinS einitimmis Der Gnfi4k, baB
has 8afer ueI9es ben ~goniumenten pdb>
renS Der geriose bieier llnteriu9uns s~eIiefert
wurbe, suten seiunbbeitIi@en e~barafters
o bab Sas BaHer pon griSat.8 runnen
elmer Der wi9tisften SaetOren Der @nts
febunsssllriaden bieier (4ppbus) Gpibemie
Beripoe mar"
Die Rommifdre empfeblen bic Gonbems
niruna bon 9riuatsB runnen unb Mbprten,
uno empfebIen, bab 8erbinoungen nit M6s
masfandIen bergeffelt merben foaen no
INNER f9 iol1e befinben. Der gan3e 8es
siht Der Rommifdre lit In Druid unb uirb
auf anfrase abseliefert ooer NIT Der Ppft
~perfanbt.
Die luaIitdt bss @afers, ruie ioIdes pom
eiefer @eienf9aft seIiefert piro, unb mie
bur9 bieisn 8eri9t feftgefteut, 1T fIr ale
Beuobner Der Stabt gum priuats@ ebrau9
empfeblenstpert9.
SnoiamappIis @aHer So.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21
3frankrfid)s 9ep0lkermng.
@srimse SebI Oct @eburtem int Teraleid5 nit
onoercn 2aneern.

@erinse Sebt bet @eburten int Ter9Ietdb nit
etoercm 2aneerm.
Srob aner 8%emiibungen, benz bibliz
f9en Worte: rSeib fruatbar unb meb>
ret Sud" ~sebiibrenbe Ha9a@tune gu
Deri6affen, aeist Der jinsit perOffents
li9te omtli9e 8eri9t iiber bas sSabr
1903 pieherum, baB Trantrei9 benz
S9idfale gealterter @Olfer perfalen
lit. Ser ueberf9ub Der 9eburten iiber
Die SoOesfdGe betrus i'm Sabre 1903
1906, i'm pereansenen Sabre 1894.
Dieter unteri9ieb lit bur9 bic GERM
sere 3abl Der 9eburten berporgerufen;
1903 finb 1886 @eburten peniser
5u perSei9nen ais 1902; fretli6 bat
au9 Die Sterbli9feit %abeenommen, ba
bas Sabr 1903 1923 Sooesfdne peni<
ger aufpeift als bas Sabr 1902. 0ie
Mbnabme Der Sterbli9feit lit aber piel>
lei9t ni4t 10 febr auf cine bauernbe
8e1erung Der seiunbbeitliden 3us
itdnbe, als auf ben fiiblen unb resneri>
f9en CONNER bes borigen sSa6res aus
riidaufibren; bic grobe 9ibe beein<
flubt nainentli9 bic &inberiterblidteii
in erf9redenbem Grade. Gin 8ereleid
nit anbern 2dnbern ersibt fir bas
Sabr 19O1-19O2 folsenbe .3ablen als
Mittel bes l1eberf9ufes Der @eburten
iiber Die Sterbefdne auf 10000 Gin
tpobner: Sranfreia q. Oeutidlanb
153, Oefterreih 125, @roBbritannien
119, Stalien 100; Oeutidlanb bat i'm
Sabre 1902 i'm @anaen I'm 9O2,243
ginpobner S%ueenommen. 9ie Sc
b%urtensabl fir Sranfrei9 I'm Sabre
1903 betrdst 826,712 &inber. bic our
3eit Der Inmelbung lebten, 1904
Sottsebprene ober our 3eit Der Mns
melbung f9on 0erftorbene. i'm @anz
gen 865. 786, alfo 2.22 auf 100 Gin=
pobner, Der eerinsfte pro5entfab. ben
man felt 8esinn bes 19. Sabrhunberts
gu beraeidnen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21
n e. =

Bauer e.
@eOrg SObn, &eparaturen, To. 0l0
Wef 81. StraBe, $125. 8. 5.
6let9er, R%eparaturen, 1923 Noro
penniblbania : Str. $500. - Sale
Badus, 9uls.8 Obubaus, Wartinoale.
Muenue, nahe %. StraBs, $500. =
60 @ittatsr. Cottage, 1913 @oloraoo-
4penue, $1,000. = Warrsn WcDo-
nalo, Cottage, IL. Strabs. 500. -
8. 6. @astia, &sparaturen, 1015 Ga
Sale- StraBe. 5000. = 8. &. Gul-
nisr, Wobnhaus, lis Wef staomi=
StrnBe. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21

srfen . eGIdee, sweitr HIarm,
anttten > SqIass, hrtttr alarm,
ortttes . S&Iaee, rtertsr AIaan
l-s-I, 6aser aus uns e9IauQ aafesrsra
. e&Idge maKobrud al.
% S&Idee, II tfr geittasA
Die 70 btseiGnetea SienaIe ivsrhen MAJ ssn x4arR
rd4ter a~nesesben ha an ben betrsfsxtea etrs6ep
aesuaeea tens NIarut6aep ssaebra4& fzA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21

-rnein-Die-" er mics rtd6 Der dut
ben Tlur miinbenoen Sbiir.
wQba, ih perftebe: bic iinb ba ber>
einSetommen9"
&laus beiabte.
w2afen sic bes Na9ts bic Sdliifs
fel ffeden-pon innen9" fragile Der
&pmmifar ben @utsberrn.
.@aerbinss-aur Siderbeit-"
Isle fehen, gu pel6er Siderbeit!
81. 8alfontbiir ift-Sur 2iftuns mo-
tiirli9-bes Na9ts aufgeblieben. 9as
baben bic Spibbuben ausfpionirt unb
Sbre @epobnbeit pom @tedenlaHen
Der S9liifel audi. Ser miirbige Cart
ner lift. f9on CUR 8epflanauns bes gal>
TONS, i'm 9aufe ausz unb etneegan=
een-bas erflGrt allies. Od baben lie
ben Sunsen am Teuerbafen auf ben
8alfon eei9idt, fi9 bon linn bic Sbiis
rem auH9lieBen laFen unb islbit ben
bequemen Mes bic Sreppe binauf sez
COMMUNICATING On 9ampelmann
eleia rubte iteben! Mer mar babei9
beraus nit Der Spra9e! Oein @ater2"
&laus beiabte tpeinerli9, pDnte bic
@nbern aber ni9t gefannt baben.
v@ie piele nod9" forf9te Der &pms
miFar.
n3nei-"
rSiefelben, bic in bic Meierei unb
ben Spei9er eingebroden finb?"
&laus nidte.
u5aben Die friiber aud f6on eeipilz
bert un0 9ola geitoblsn?"
Sin foum perftdnblt6es ,Sa."
ga, ba pdren mir ia init sinem
"f Su gHi fDs atsre werpUr Des Sunsen en-
CAB, bab bic beiben SremDen beim
Siebitabi i'm 9errenbaufe Die Silber>
seeenftGnbe in nl;teebra9ten 8eutelr,
an Sauen bonn 8aifpn berabeelaHen
batten, bab fie unten bon benz 9drte
ner unb feinem Spbn in @mpfan9 ges
nommen unb in eilisen @dnsen na4
einem i'm Walbe baltenben @aeen eez
i9afft tpprben tparen. Der glei9s Wa>
gen, nit 5tpsi Yferben beipannt, bate
audi gum Sransport Der in Der Na9t
porber eeitoblenen @etreibefdde unb
8utterfGher debient.
&laus Wolf rrrbe i'm Snipeftpr>
bauie 5uriidgsbalten, tpdbrenb Softer
in 8egleituns beg Genbarmen ben
@drtner perbaftete unb alsbalb nah
&iel ahfibrte.
Die 2sute auf benz @utsbof r~ptteten
liG erre9t aufammen unb f9rteen
bur6einonber.
rSr N Sief nit EN-! Sn N Siet
nit em!"
@ber Der GGrtner mar bereits in
Si6er6eit.
Hp9 untertpegs nannte er benz &pm>
mifar feline &pmplicen, Spei entfernte
@erpanbte, bic 8eibe ibren @obniib
in &iel batten unb cine fnappe Stunbe
mad Ginlieferune bes @drtners fi9
ebenfaas binter S9lpB unb 2iesel be-
fanben.
Sas seitoblene Silberaeiis fanb fid
ni9t mebr Dor, tpobl aber bas Barr
eelb unb bariiber binaus cine Summe,
bur9 Die Der @utsberr siemlid f9abz
los gebalten tpurbe. Die ,S9rift Der
Nemeiis," tpte &Dfter bic &a9e Der
mibbanbeIten Yelareonien eenannt
bate, tpurbe bann auf benz Suite piel
beipro9en unb ebenfo Der &Ommifidr
felbft.
vOat tpier cen bon be polisei9"
frasten bic 2eute unter fih. Sra,
gang ri9bi is mi bat nj b0rfpmmel
nit en-" bebauptete na9trGsli9 elmer
Der &ns9te. lin be 8elobnune9 Oe
parrt be MI poQ infaden?"
ga, Die fadte er fpdter lpirfli9 elm;
nur bes Snfpeftprs ntein ShaIer"
tpanberten auf Munf9 bss 8eamten
in &lein@2ottens Sparbi9fe, neil Tie
bod audi ibren Mntbeil an Der Gnts
beduns Der S4ulbisen sebabt bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-21
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-29
ANNUAL CHANGES
OF THE CLERGY
Several Announced in Local Catholic
Churches.

Annual changes in the Catholic clergy
OF the Baltimore diocese have been an
nourced from Baltimore by the Rev.
p. G. Gavan, chancellor Of the diocese
and secretary to Cardinal Gibbons.
Several Washington churches figure in
the schedule
The Rev J. W. Bowling. one Of the
assistant pastors Of St. Peters Church,
Capitol HILL has been transferred to
Mount Savage Md. and will be succeed
ed in Washington by the Rev. Father
Curley. now one Of the assistants at St
Vincent's Church. Baltimore
Another change that will interest
Washingtonians is the appointment Of
the Rev. Edward Craig, assistant pas
tor in Frederick Nd. 10 a position on
the faculty list OF St Charles College,
Ellicott City. Nd. the preparatory col
Iege for students contemplating entering
he priesthood. Father Craig is an cid
Georgetown boy. and his family sTlll
lives in that section OF Washington.
The Rev. J. J. Dillon. formerly as-
sistant pastor Of St. Joseph's Chuch,
Capitol Hill, and now occupying SINH
lar position at St. Johns Church Bal
timOre, has been appointed pastor OF ST
Edwards Church, CalveTton. Md, 10
succeed the Rev. Father Gwyun. who
will assume the pastOrate Of ST. Cecilia s
Church. WalbrOOk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-29
DEPARTMENT CHIEF WAS
LATE GETTING TO FIRE

Boarders in Mrs. Flora Mannins's
house. 1902 L Street northwest. lost most
Of their clothing last evening by fire
which broke out I'm a wardrobe in the
first floor Of the building Costly gowns
and other clothing either burned or were
ruined by water, but the exact amount
or the damage could not be estimated
because Of the numerous losers
An alarm was sounded from box 1SS. at
Twelfth and l. Streets northwrst. more
than a block from the scene Of he
fire. and all Of the fire department an
p2ratHs, with the exception Of No 7
engine company, went 10 that corner
Chief Wagner locke 4 for the IRE in
the vicinity OF Twelfth and L. but could
not discover any. II concluded th.r
the alarm was false. and started back
20 quarters
While he was thinking about report-
ing NO. I engine company for derelic-
ton Of duty and failing 20 respond to an
alarm, he came upon the members OF
that command fighting the fire at 1902
J Street. and the firemen had the laugh
on him. because he did not reacn the
scene Of the fire until the flames had
been eNtinguished.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-29
TENANT SHOOTS WITHOUT
MERCY OR WARMING
One Man in Serious Condition Frcm
Wound Received From ITate
Farmers Gun.

NEW CASTLE, Del, Aug. 29.-MadIson
Langston. aged twenty. was shot while
on the farm Of DR.. Black. near Hare
Corner. and he is in a serious condi-
ton.
Rudolph Palmer was also wounded.
but the shot failed TO penetrate the
flesh TO any extent on account Of his
wearing a coat. Hugh Finnegan, Ir
aged eighteen, was also one OF the same
party.
Langston alleges that John Walker
tenant OF the farm, on seeing Paine.
IN the orchard after pears. ran out, and
without any warning raised a double
Darreled shotgun and fired His cries
prevented the man from firing the sec
Ond shot
rest Of Walker
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-29
CANADIANS DO NOT
WANT MARLBOROUGH
Oppose Having the Vice Regal Chair
Annexed to New York's Four
Hundred" Says Paper.

MONTREAL. Aug. 29--The Sun the
only English Sunday paper in Canada,
says:
The report that the Duke OF MARI
borough is 70 be appointed successor to
Lord Mimic as governor general Of
Canada is again among the rumors
with which people are amusing them
selves.
The very fact that his grace mas mar
RED wife from the neighboriug re
pubic VIII make him a less satisfac-
tory person to occupy Rideau Hall than
II ne were perfect stranger 10 this
continent
TO speak frankly, Canadians do not
want 10 be patrOnized by their friends
over the border Canada does not want
10 have the vice regal chair Of this
country made an annex TO New York :
-FOUR hundred: Perhaps others will not
care to say this quite so bluntlv. but
many think It."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-29
KNOXVILLE STREET
SINKING into CAVE
One Section of the Tennessee Town
Built Over Cavern, Drops
Several Inches.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Aug S9.-Maine
Avenue. leading thoroughfare Of this
city. is caving In for quite section in
front OF the county court house. Police
men mace an examination. the result
Of which showed that the sinking ex-
tended 20 the center OF the street
where the earth had dropped about
eighteen inches from the granoiithic
paving, which began to fall In sections
Passing trolley cars caused a further
cepressiCa, and by order Of the city
officials Ih~ street WAS closed That
section OF the city is known 10 have
been built over a cave, and this fact
causes the belief that as the depression
Is widening the top has given away.
and perhaps much damage will result
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COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION
OF BANK CLERKS CHAPTER

The Washington Chapter. American
Institute Of Bank Clerks. will give a
complimentary excursion TO its numer-
Gus friends this evening. Their desti-
nation is Marshall Hall. and the gen
erously distributed invitations and gen
eral acceptance Of the same point 70 one
or the largest gatherings Of the season
At that popular resort
The Washington Chapter OF Bank Clerks
has had comparatively short exist
enCe. but the wide-awake spirit and gen
eral gO-aheadiVeness Of its members has
caused the organization TO prosper in
quite an unusual manner. They have
left undODe nothing that might servt. to
make their chapter popular and in this
they have succeeded remarkably well.
The Steamer Charles Manchester will
leave her wharf this evening "a $50
o cloc.- and VIII return 10 the CITY with
the eXcursionIsts some time before mid
night.
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PAINTER BREAKS SHOULDER
FALLING OFF SCAFFOLD

While working on a high scaffold
around a building at Fourth and G.
Streets southeast. about o'clock this
morning, Henry G. Clarvoe. n painter.
Of Z2S Thirteen-and-a-hal Street
southwest, fell and received injuries
which necessitated his being taken 70
the Emergency Hospital for trea tment
Physicians there made q hasty eXami-
fering from a dislocated shoulder and
shock. He was placed In ward in
the institution and was reported to be
resting quietly several hours after the
accident.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William II. Coates. %, and Laura P.
Jackson, 80
Fred " Robinson. Sc Norfolk. Va,
and Mary Wiegman, O. District Of Co
l1mbie.
Charles T. Lynch. a. and Katherine
Miles. 10
John NJ. Foster. e. and Catherine +.
Cooke, "a. both OF Philadelphia. Pa.
David Clark Irwin. %. and GOldie &.
Martin. 20. both Of Lynchburg. Va.
Frank Kelley Beller. p, District ol
Columbia, and Abbie RebeCca Hamilton
is, Charles Town, W. Va
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Are Robbers
In Eyes of EngLiShn1en
The New Highwaymen" Are Compared to
Jack Sheppard and Dick Turpin-They
Drive Horses Fromthe Country Roads,

LONDON. Aug 2e-The English
papers both in town and country are
being swamped by letters from persons
who describe motorists as the new
highWaymen. one writer comparing
them unfavorably with Jack Sheppard
and Dick Turoin
Others say that motoring is a craze
which vii! have its day and cease to
be. They complain that the cost OF
maintaining the roads in the country
districts has increased enormously. vet
the local taxpayer Is afraid to venture
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on the road with a horse having a
little spirit. unless the animal Is at
tached to p vehicle with which the
motorist VII take. care not 70 come
into collision.
Other prOtestants ask the voters TO
take steps at the next election to secure
the returi. OF representatives who will
pledge themselves to do their utmost 10
give back to his inajesty's peace-Ioving
subjects thai quiet and peaceable use
OF the Kings highway TO which, on
grounds OF justice and equity, thsy are
entitled.
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GEORGE w. 0'REILLY
SPENDS RESTFUL NIGHT

Physicians at the Washington Asylum
Hospital, where Judge George W.
O'Reilly is lying near death. reported
this morning that he spent a quiet
night and slept more than usual bur
was still in q critical condition
His advanced age is telling against
him, and the doctors entertain but little
hope for the recovery OF the former
consul TO Zanzibar
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NEWS STAND I'M A BLAzE.

Fire was discovered in the news stand
OF the Baltimore and Potomac station
about O'Clock last evening. An en-
plOye eXtinguished the blaze after SO
damage had been done. The origin OF
the fire is unknown
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Army Maneuvers via Southern Railway.

Trains leave Washington, d. c. 7.35
a. IN, 1851 a. l., and 4:55 p. N. daily
4.0l p. m. week days. for the Unaneuver
camps. Effective Sept. n 10. In
elusive. Army Special will "a inaug-
urated. leaving WashiE gtOl Q q m. re-
turning. arrive Washington 2. - Low
rate tickets on sale Sept. > 10 10 1894.
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Cape May Labor DaY Outinp.

Ten dollars covers all expense Of high
class persOnally-conducted eNcu. sion via
Queen Anne's Route. rail and water
combined. Leave Washington Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, ] D. m Sat
urday, September g. Leave Cape MAY
4:15 p. m. Monday September 5. Two
DAYS at Hotel Stockton. Particulars al
Baltimore and Ohio Offices.
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Now Two Months to Run.
SHOT BY ITALIAN BOY.

Abraham White. thirty-three years
old. Of Wiehle. Va. suffering from a
gunshot wound In the chest, was brought
to the Emergency Hospital from that
place last evening He Informed the ply
sicians that he engaged In an alterca-
ton with an unknown Italian boy about
seventeen years old, yesterday and was
shot BY him at Dunn Loring, Va
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New Times Want Ad Branch.

Want advertisements and subscriptions
for the Evening and Sunday Times will
be received at regular office rates at
Nichols Pharmacy, 1901 Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest