davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01

8. g. Smith, en- aopofat i 2eonaro,
ertienote liz forleoen / ben %fsoerale
Met ifpIoie / at bape fsrt falif 9epiS
for en- Notwithstanding TO 0aae ef.
ter, at Yeniioniiten Dor bso. San
iloeoes 500 Mhilft % osmtes til 6
Maaneoer | Gomtp. sSGngilet.
Ora @nnb Sorfs fommier 9uOifab
ON niebmnlig Reober al Megn ! ben
forIsbne ltae. Get er iirr | Oen ne
ore Del al Aeb Rtperoulen, at 2csnet
% Stormen bar sicrt Sfaoe. Ggnen
omfring Ct. 5bomas q. Snf. og
aranle % @arren | Wiuneioia Iioer
al Speripsmmelie. Toa Mimeioto.
iiSeu er oct iiGr lanes Snafe Miper,
at 6lommcn bar beriet. HGiten |
hpcrt Goumip bar 2pniloen eiort Sfo-
sc pna 9paninger og areaturer, oa !
enfcItc SilfGibe er Nsenncifer blepue
0rGbtc.
Gppnlismcn ma ND. - Sormono
grpnioIfion / oen oemofraiife Gen.
traIfomite berifeoe eitcr @ebue | bcu
o%emofrntiife Statsfonpention | Sarge
iorriae ll9e. San 1or belle SiSen boz
ret imoo Sammenilltnina meo 30
rlIiiterne, men for A og 6 gnr iioer
muotte ban bsie iig for Naioriteten
San bIep efter en- aafnp polgt til 6or'
manb for StatSfpmiteen og bar al
orig tabt lit Moal aiipue. San me.
ner. oct or bebre Tor Idrtiet at no.
rubbe oct populiitiife Clement og
gjennin6e De 0emofrnter. iom ltemte
paa Halmer % 9udner cler poa DC.
ainlen oa oanue ct gorti pao ct fon.
ierpotipt 8runolag, % han opitaacoe
Oct pcb aonpentionen i Sarge. Sar
binbreoe al gegeiitring for Scarf oa
binbreoe, at aaniaS tpsPlatiormer
tiIitemtes, oa oermeb er Hopnlismer
| oct oenpfratiife Tnrti / Staten fore
lsbig fpalt. Nen Der er mango mis-.
iornsiehe, oa M oil SocioliIterne fife
| DC rsrte Sanoe % iorisgc at pinoC
Silbungerc. llnoer olminoelige Ont
it%rnoigheoer pilbe Splittelien | Oct De.
mofratiife Norti bore tilgapn for He'
plblifonerne, men De tror at bore
ian operoplbenOe Wajoritet, at De bill,
De heller, at 9emofrdterue ifiiloe itac
ianlmei. iorot oe funoe piie i~terfert
Sppoiition oa oerpeb iifrc, at ser ifft
bIep llenigbeo iuben oct republifanift
Eorti, men at DC ntontte boloe lam
men for at cperpin0e 9emofraterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01
ct Sproeseni.

aoroinoI @inieppe Me8oianti
G774-tS49), bpis Rapu er blepet
tppiif Tor en- SLENDER az mango
Sprog. beberifeoe So SnnsemaaI.
Spao oil BOG bette iige moo en- me-
lepenbc &ioenifobsmmnb, iom bor
tilegnet iia nritcn 800 Sproggrnpper
iaa a~runSia, al han bor funnel uogipe
aeoione GertCr ON 0eres Stnoilim %
ON SonmenIianiugen melem Dem!
0enne moSerue %%eSSofanti er en-
@pmnaiiaaGrcr / Guneo, Erofesior
Srombetti, Nplig narot ban OCT ro'
merife 2incei.Sfaoemis 8ris for 81
,lcloai, % peS oenne Seilisbeo tortalte
groiesior aicoli ON bans mertelige
llboiflingssans.
Srombetti er isot | Bologna 1866;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01

Gait Detroit, Wih., iom bar @ortbp
0iceS emplar / Sope 2o6ge, go. 6,
Snoepenoent Sroer 5000 SemplarS.
Wfiis Sobnlon, iom ioa mango andre
apinber, fanbt / Berruto en- Specific
for ct baarbnaffet SilfGlSe al apin.
oeipagbeb.
Belpiif Gatnrrb er en- 8enGonelie
al Or. Sortman, iotn i~nbebefatter
belle Den itore &lasie al Spgbomme
iom brligte at bore fienot UNDER Nap.
net apinoeioagbeo. Zen neore Del
al Wtupen fables al anatomiiterne for
oen peIpiife Gel. Srganerne, iom
forefinbe5 / benne Del al Segemet
er fjenot iom De peIuiife Srganer.
Ser, er aoifiaige al Dem, meget Deli.
fote og nleget noiatte for aotarrb.
Sua apiroer unbgnar fuloit9nbia
aatarrb / biSie Srganer. enbifisnt
etbpert SiIf9loe ptrer Jig libt for,
ifieaig, er be bog | Sirfeligbeoen Iige.
Eelpif aatarrb er Derfor en- Be-
nGpnelie, iom inbebefatter ale Gil
f9Ioer al 8atarrb / be pelpiite Or
gamer. Ser er ineen altr lig Brompt'
beoen og Sortrinligbeben al Ell fort
gebanoling meb 8erima.
Berrna pirfer life paa biSie Sil'
IfGISer oeo miolertioig at litlbre noget
Symptom men peo at fierne aaria'
Iaen. Wnnge 9pinoer fan bepiOne
at IofuIbebanoIing life beIbreoel
fr~loitpnoig. ct fort Intal apinoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01
JnoIanoet.


SDbn Mcranoer Comic. Sprtel'eu
bar iua oaiaa iaoet fooirite ! So'pa,
ioet chi Ieniaheo er blepen oonnet
Seeds, cit al Siour GitpS 6orltGoer.
CT fprtrinIist Ircsram er iioarbei'
BET for Mebet. gefolfntnaen ! Sort
0uSoe bar oelpiniat iopet at olsre.
hpao Sc fan for DC Seiegenoc, loilt
SiSe bsr meIoe iis til @cotagellesfo'
miteens Scrmano Mr. q. &. Sino'
aliit Der / @nelt.
Gn "9nthcr 9easne". Zen 20oe
"a 2ioe SuIi fsritfornnertoe pil Der
al lutberif llnaoom | Soma bli az
hoIot et Msoe / Den norf.lntberltc
airfc | Sort 0obae / Den Serli9t al
uramiiere Ell 2itiher Seagte Tor belle
Staten. SSnobpSelie til bette Wseoe er
uoIteot az en- Gouite neoIat al
Central Solpa 9uther Seagiie o9
beitaoenSe al ". $ 9lnnde, 8. SbeI'
peIano % 8. 8. Stagebers, og oe1ne
aomite inSbnoer al Iutberif llngoonl
til Samarbeioe libeu Seninu til gta'
tioualitet eller airfciamhrnb inoei
Sen Ilitberite Strife, Get enifeS belt,
at 9eIiaaerne fommer iom Hcpr9ien'
ianter fra fine rripeftire lofole Sore
niuger. - Ser er / Staten Soma oper
400 Iutberife YrGiter, iom betiener
500 0feuigbcoer, % ale ofcepterer
Den o~uaSbnrgife aonieSitou og Su'
Tiers aatefismiS iom 8ruuoIag Tor
i'm @~cficnbelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01
California.

Gn YD poelast. Der opfom iorle.
BEN DAG ,Slo | en- ssupelerbutif | Sis
ionJ os Den blep til goeleggelie frr
Den itsrite Del al gpen. Get iiscJ al
bore Den melt soelGsgenoe SIoebraao,
JON bar fnnbet Steo | ben norore Del
al Staten. 1abet anilaaes til $500
900 meo meaet lioet Isiurance. De,
iom leo De iisrite lab, bar ShuIer &
anor, $4,000, % Gbaita 9or 4
Merdanoiie So. 100000. Inere
Sab er ira $500 til $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01

Seq pnifcr at gjsre buab jog fan
for at labc @crScn bioc, boilfeu itor'
artct Wcbiein Eeruna or. 5 clcpc
gar leb jes af apinbeipasbeS os
Spgoomme, iom or forbnnSet Ser'
meb. 2Ggerne feileoe ! at bclbreOe
mig o. ics bapoe intet Saab ON at
erbplbe Sirlp. Eernma bclbrcoet
mig | 2sbet at ire Iaancoer. Seq
fan fnupt tro bet ielu, men oct CT
bcsmastet en- ueliisnet ajemSssier'
ming. Seq er fnloitGnSis friif M %
bar lie bapt gGrf elcr Smcrtc paa
fcrc Tiaamcoer. Seq pnifer, at mine
liSenSe Ssitrc ifal pioe, bpao Be
rnna bar giprt for mig" - 0fiiS
Warie Sobnion.
SpennGpnte 8~tonesbprb er ira
Ntiis Marie SobniouL II Columbia,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01

itereoes iorriae Scnbng for Ipperi
men lsslooes MOB $3.50 aaiition o.
ifnl frem for @ranojurpeit. Sm el
o9iaa unoer Bombs til at afpentt
Grandparents afgjerelie | en- anfla'
gc moo ham for uregelmrsiig PROBES
iionel Nraris. Or. 8obermuito fom
til Gbapnee for en- Sio iioen % mo
off ! apmponiifab meo en- Or. 2or'
Jon, iom ogiao nplig blep arreitereI
for Yeuaeuopresning, men blep ie
mere Isslaot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01
@iis eli5nbetb
Streigbt, aasierer

-
Economic Club, 1913 gaIt Narfet
ct, Snoinnapolis, Snb., ifriper:
Seq anbeialer biertelig Beruna;
TIL ieg bur iunbet, at bet er oen
eneIte Weoicin, iom noaengang bar
biulpet mig. Seq leo | aorepis al
&pgperf % Smerter | De nebre 0ele.
iii fine Sioer blep ieg iaa ipimmel,
at ieg maatte gaa tiliengs, cg ieg
benil9bte en- elenoig 5ilpGrelie.
Suftoren iaebe ieg bapbe liberation
i 2ipmooercn og benne Spaoom Tim
peItben bentGret min Sipsfraft. Seq
blep imiolertio, efterat ieg baooe be-
gpnbt meo Eerlna, efterboanoen tier
fere og beore. Win Selbreb / aLmtn.
oeliabeo blep beore fsr Den ferite
Slaife Dor iorbi og inben Ell Nauneo
bar oe SiliGloe al Spimmelbeb forbi.
sSeg brllete Miolet / ire Ntuaneoer,
blep bper Iug bebre, iubtil M Scr.
breo og Stprfe par gieusipet mig.
Seq fon life tale for bsit on eoers
6ormoerlige Miooel. Get er en- BEL
iigrelie for ipse aoinoer." 0siiS
Glisabetb Streigbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01
Okluhpntu.

Or. W. i. &oSermauO, iom / jim
Sio patte iaa6au Spiigt / NppcIetou
Nis., pco nt erfIGre, at aotopperne
life uor en- imitiom SpNoonJ % iom
uoiattc iia for Smittc oa off omfring
bIGuot Solt or M fomlnrn / QcoenS
aisr / 9bounee. Tn CHARLES Rabon
bar aulaat Gag moo ham for 1919.
iom par Baalpoenoet al en- INSURANCE.
police. iom Sottorcn bapSc operoraget
til Wabon ION Detailing for Arbeios.
len, men iom Softoreu toa til iig ieIu.
Mabun iorlnnger ogina 500 i Gags.
oaIfpiminger. Or. Rooermuno are.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01
Horn pnkotn.

Mrs. &iaiam Graham ianStes
Mlanoags 900 paa cn 6arm, Is 83i
%nproenior Rinot. Sun bnooe ct Sri
al en- @ruPrfugIe / 8aroen. SenoeS
Mmro, iom er en- uelitaaenOe 6armer
mistGnfes ior Noroet, ifient man
life tan iurflnre gepGggrumoen til er
iaobm usiernins. San CT iporIsi
ioripunoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01

9e2oad @iu @fs. Co., Dor $40 at'
Iauia, Ga. dperterer en- mn 3spresle
Bette go. al SIaset. Sc Tiger Den pat
Ter 90 burtisere % trGnger mlrcre
araft euo uosrn anoen Sresie, Zen er
osiaa biuiscre. ioroi Seu cr ureaet llnt'
pei. gubper Sarmer buroe paise III 90
Ssno hi upennGpnts Sompaui efter Se'
res aataloa Tom sr nj
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01
Hnb gnkntn.

6. %. SdIaab, 5rebsoommer og
Weolem al Sfoleitpret | Serrp, fano'
tes iorleScn 2sroaa oso itrafs roen.
for gpen al 5. 4. anberion, San lao
lpnet MOB ct Srp; / Saanbcn bapoe
ban Ell 9oiisbo9, bpori BAN bapoe
ifrepet. Son bar Ell al Dc beoit fienote
WGnb / @lof Sias, ba ban fom til
9eoomoob tiolia / S0.aorene. Mon
antascr, ban bebe al SIag.
Seirnocrlis lllptfesbGuSclic. e.
u. SaritaO, Ell 5arnler, lpm Dor npr
Siour Sails, baubc mar int Sipet til
paa Ell merfelig Waabe. ct al bans
Spin fit Sopeoet into | ct 9lifipano
% fiuoe life iaa Oct no igieiL %
SarItuo tog tiliioit en- tor Gar Tor at
flippc Sponbet iitpffer. Suinrt aior.
DC pllloiclia ct !Sop, iad Den taffeoe
gliffant ifor bam / Saaublebet. Eills.
aaren blep oiifnarer, % Sarltao
bleote Tia nritcn libel, isr han frnoe
brinaeS til Siour Sails til Ell Spge.
Sanocn / ct ircmmco Sprus tilabt.
- Ter or / Siour Sails Ell Sop, lunl
iprbuoer @anoing paa 8a0en. Weil
ha cu Eulitibctlent lorleoen DAG are
Iiereoe ell Naiprcr, % oenne bragtcS
for en- Sre0S0pmmer, ontla9et Tor at
bupc britat uhepiif Sprpa paa ofient'
liz @aoe. bIep ban leslaot. Get irenl'
off nemlig mnber 6orhsret, at Wfau'
sen fife funbe tale ct ORD Gngelit og
at han altiua hopoe buuoet / lit cgct
Sproa, o. ga oct berfor bar panifeligt
at uigirre, bpnb SloaS Snlcmaooe
ban bupbe brugt afuiItc 9ommercn
Sngct.
Suueitccl / @rcNorD Golmtp or /
0isie Gage - Ell llac ier SoOtrrf'
ninger pau Roiebuo. 2moct - ltocrl
SpiI oru Iipligitc % i 6orbolO I'll
StcrrrIien oeu io~Iferigeitc @p / Sta'
ten. Scr cr Siticnoer Der. iom pcn'
Ter poa nUite llgc. Ger or Sunore'
ser al Selte ubctipr 9pen hpor irem'
tioiae SGttlere Dor, Mcn ION
mOn fln0c ucntc - ser er ngiaa
"@raiterS~ % &aiaroipilCre al nllt
mlIige SluQs, iom cr citcr Soils
Eenae. Ger or / SuiunuiS al Spaa.
tuinocr, iom uco ut ie 6olf / Saanocr
iortUIlcr 0ent ON bCrcS Spffe pcS
2ootrTtuiugcn; Der er "SplpSuiugS".
&ureauer, iom for ioo % ina meacI
UiL t~rIcaruicre til enbptr. iom bar re-
Qiitrerct, llofuloet al Sootrrfuinaeu
Der er GeIeifopcr opiat mIot / 8ooer.
ne. hUor cthpcr for Ell DIS Slim far
fao Sou til al fine Inugt uoopcr Hoie
buN. Meu& Ger fsr off CT Goa bpe,
&ci mcllCm NorioIt, Neb., og Bone.
itccI, 9Onr Der M ire oR puo irroele;
tr0ulc Gage mango Grtratog. Ger oiI
life bIiOc en- eirite Sernbaneoogu til
oucra p0o Chicago 4 &~ortbpeitcrn
Sancu for 4be rIili Grftirioncr uoen
Tor @onciteel. Ger giercS Scrbere
Oelier I'll at taec itore GIofte ira Gbi
cdau, aauiaS Gin o. q. 4aul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01
9ui,totS.
0netnerfs Nns hrrnA

gnetgerts ans brrnot. - Zen pper
belle Smbet ~befieubte 0sliemaeer
gholi Suetaert bapoe lit gus paa 81.
periep Strcet pna RorbiiSen / Gbica.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01

gaar itaotg fra Sage til 2ege for at
erboIbe Total 9ebanbling meo ltoet
eaer intet Reiultat.
S Beruna finder oiSie apin6er en-
prompt % porig Sur. Sltiinoer paa
Suitnoer al 8ibnesbpro / oenne 8et.
ming mootages at Or. Sortman boert
aar. 9e CODE Reiultater, iom Be.
rllna bar fremmet / betne &lasie at
SilfGloer fam ftapt bIine prrberet
bstt nof.
Gfterlisninaer al gcrnua.
Seruna 'er mn dnerfier6t iom oct
beoite 0tiboel ron aatorrb ! 8eroen.
De fsrite aonfurrenter forisgte at be.
n9gte bette og paaitoo, at oeres Mi6-
Del bar Iigeiaa gobt. 0ette blep Dog
funoet umltlig, og oerfor ipriuger mn
@fterlieningerne op ooeralt.
6or iu~foesfulot at hume efterIigne
Berunn, ielp en- fort Sio, fan man
p9re iiffer paa ct goot Yenseitobptte;
men life nogen, iom nogenitn6e bar
toget Seruna, fan blioe norret til at
BRUCE Disc efterligninger. SSngen
iamuittigbeoSiuIo gpotbefer oil ieI.
&c en- al Dem. @nboer &isber bsr lie
nsiagtig paa boer Baffe af Yerumu,
iom ban fisber, iau ban er iiffer paa
at ban fltn erboloer ben egte Seruna.
aOresie: Or. Sartman, Rreiibent
OF the Sortman Sanitariltlu, GoIum.
! buS, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-01
Gi'GmiinScr al UitnesbYrt mos
ta9es bpert 2lar.

J nregelmesfg
90 imertefnlo
VI It as
tim. % Ye.
r~unafnrere c
mig inbeu Ter
Tiger. Seq
Tan lite Hge,
bpor tafnem'
melig ieg er.
GtbpertMio
bel, i0m brins
. ger Selbreo
! % Stprfe til
ben iDse. er
alti0 en- p.l-
fommen Ben.
| 90 ba Wars
| feoet ioag er
DpTDlDt az
lnnpttige 90
faoelige We,
bieiner, er bet
Ell 6ornsielie
at fienbe ct
iaa paalioe'
Ggt Wiobel.
} iom Se filler
Yublifnm.
Wtiis Ruth
Gmerion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-13
YOUNG COUPLE DIE TOGETHER.
Found Lying Side by Side in Virginia
Park,

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
RICHMOND. Va, October 13.-The dead
bodies of Miss Bessie Stone aged eighteen,
and Robert Gill, aged seventeen, were found
lying side by side at spring In the park
at Ashland at II o'clock today.
1t was an unmistakable case of murder
and suicide Gill had been paying attention
to Miss Stone for some time and her parents
objected because of the youth of Miss Stone.
Miss Stone was a student at the Woman
College, this city, coming to the city each
morning and returning home In the after
noon.
She came to the college Tuesday and left
on the noon train for home. At Ashland she
was met by the youthful lover and they
walked out to the park, a mile west of the
town. Later they were seen walking down
the railroad, and when they did not return
Tuesday night searching parties were Or
ganized and started out Wednesday even
ing.
Threats to kill himself were made by Gill
to his friends, to whom he exhibited a huge
pistol. letter was found in his room In
which he besought the girl to go with him
and die together
r. S. Mills and T. p Scott, both of Ash
land, found the couple They were dying
side by side. A bullet hole was in Miss
Stones head and bullet In GilPs forehead
Their hands were clasped. They were cold
In death. The pistol had fallen between
them. Miss Stone was beautiful young
woman and Gill bore an excellent reputa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-13
TRAGIC FIRE IN NEW YORK.
Woman Burned to Death and Man Grip
pied for Life.

NEW YORK, October 13.-Mrs. Nellie
Ferguson, aged thirty-eight, formerly OF
Baltimore, was burned to death: man
said to be Of local prominence, who gave
his name as John Smith, leaped from a win
dow and sustained injuries which will make
him a cripple for life, and several other
persons had thrilling escapes from death or
injury in fire in a house on West 54th
street today
The fire started In the reception room and
rear parlor of the house which was used
as a sleeping room by Mrs. Ferguson. A
negro maid had just retired when she heard
her mistress screaming.
The maid ran to the lower floor to find
Mrs. Ferguson. her night clothes in flames,
running about the front room. Everywhere
there were flames on the lower floor and
Mrs. Ferguson soon was overcome and fell
back into the fire.
Two young women, who occupied the up
per part Of the house, succeeded in escap-
ing to an adjoining house by smashing the
windows of their rooms and crawling across
the narrow cornice of the building. The
injured man had both his knee caps broken
In his jump of thirty feet. A well dressed
man, who came along. recognized the
wounded man, but declined to give his
name. but said he Is one of the prominent
and wealthy men of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-13
News Briefs.

The directors Of the Chicago board Of
trade expelled from membership A s.
Floyd, F. B. Crawford and ]. H. Goldberg,
all OF New York. The charge against them
was the reporting of fictitious trades
An Involuntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed in New York yesterday against Sweet
ser, Pembroke & Co. of the oldest
wholesale dry goods houses in that city,
and which is now in process of voluntary
dissolution.
The pope has decided to hold both Sc
cret and a public consstory November Ia
merely for the preconiZation of new bish-
OBS No cardinals will be nominated An
other consistory will be held December 3,
but only for the canonization of new saint
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw last i6nt
addressed large and enthusiastic meeting
at WATERFOWL, N. Y. He dwelt at length
upon the tariff Issue and questioned the
ability of the democratic party to admin
ter the affairs of the government
Representatives of the Mormon Church
of Utah are negotiating for the purchase
of a tract of 100000 acres of lard in me
state of Tabasco. Mexico.
At Chapel Hill N. c. yesterday the 10th
anniversary of the opening of the State
University was celebrated with exercises
consisting of music and oratory. DIR. Ven
able of the university reported the institd-
ton In excellent condition.
Mac Chambless and A. NJ. Lee, two young
Virginians, have been drowned in the Pecos
river New Mexico. They attempted to go
to Carlsbad from Lakewood and the boat
struck snag and capsized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-13

Parker & Co., Saginaw lumber concern,
against the Central Railroad of New Jer-
sey and the Pennsylvania lines. The lum-
Der company alleged discrimination In rates
on the New York and Long Branch railroad
In favor of Buffalo and Tonawanda lumber
firms -
Testimony was also to have been taken
in the case Of Gallogly & Firestein against
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road, alleging discrimination in furnishing
cars at Leipsig, Ohio, but owing to the ILL
ness of the counsel for the railroad COM
pany the hearing was Indefinitely post
poned. 1s1 ar
Mershon, Schuette. Parker & Co. COM
planned that an arbitrary additional hate of
8 cents over the New York city basic rate
is charged on Michigan shipments Of lum-
Der products, while Buffalo and Tonawanda
shippers are charged only, cents addi-
tional. The railroad companies reply was
that the water rate via the Erie canal JUS
titled and compelled the lower rate for the
Tonawanda district where the water COM
petition was effective $50 rs
After testimony by members of the Sagi-
nav firm General Traffic Manager Patri-
archie of the Pere Marquette railroad testi-
fed that he could not clearly explain why
the differentiaf existed. He said that the
Long Branch rate seemed ia be the only
arbitrary dinferential. and that II there was
any force In the water competition argu
ment 1t would be as effective In regard to
New York city and other adjacent points
as to New Jersey points.
The railroads were not represented at
the hearing, and Commissioner Pr0uty said
he would hold the case open in case they
wished to put In testimony and for the
consideration OF the full commission.
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Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, join Chas.
Chauneey in his suit against the Seaboard
and Roanoke. asking a permanent injunc-
ton to prevent the wiping out of the cor
porate existence of said road by the formal
merger of it's properties with the Seaboard
Air Line. The petitions come up for hear
ing with the general suit before Federal
Judge Waddill here November Z. All of
the new petitioners are from Philadelphia.
A temporary injunction is now in force
Mrs. Alice Kinnear twenty-three. appear
ed against her husband, James Kinnear.
aged thirty-three. here today for neglect
and non-support. She declared that Kin
near had left her i'll in bed with two help
less babies. The bed was sold from under
them for rent. and as result of being put
into the street one baby died from ex-
posture. Kinnear was held for the grand
jury.
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McCUE A BANKRUPT.
Alleged Wife Murderer Spends Hours
With Lawyers-Children.

Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
RICHMOND. Va. October 13.-The ru-
NOR that ]. Samuel McCue. charged with
the murder of his wife. is bankrupt or that
his affairs are hopelessly involved seems
to be confirmed. He has executed several
deeds of trust lately securing various
debts. Report has it that investigation
has shown the accused to be wretehed
accountant, and his affairs in bad shape.
The prisoners children are now in Abe
marie, save the oldest son, an important
witness. He is said to have left the state.
The ex-mayor now spends hours consult
ing LAWYERS,
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Wept Because of Disgrace.

SAVANNAH, Ca, October 13.-The court
martial Investigating the lynching at
Statesboro' is today hearing the case of
Lieutenant r. s. Nell of Savannah. One
witness testified that the men under Lieu
tenant MelPs command wept because they
felt that the military was disgraced when
they were not permitted to follow the mob
to rescue the negroes Cate and Reid-
Mells case will be concluded tonight
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Sunday Rest Congress.

ST. LOUIS, October 13.-"The worlds
outlook for Sunday rest" was the subject of
discussion at today's session of the Sunday
Rest Congress. NJ. d. Kneeland, d. D., of
Boston. delivered the principal address on
Sunday Rest in the United States"
Papers on Sunday Rest in their re-
spective countries were read by Rev. Al
bert p. Moore, Toronto. Canada; Rev. L. C.
Mcpherson, Havana, Cuba; Wilhelm Won
Arnam, Heidelberg, Germany.
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sighted jan transport at Sea.

TACOMA, Wash, October 13.-Captain
Enlund, master of the Russian ship Glen
ard, which arrived in port Tuesday night
from San Francisco, reports having sighted
a Japanese transport while coming up. The
captain says when he sighted the transport
he expected to be overhauled and possibly
taken. He was some distance away from
the steamer, however and did not show his
flag, and as consequence the two vessels
parted company without closer acquaint-
ance. The Glenard Is here to load coal
for Australia.
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Telegraph Company. The dispatch says
further that the Russian losses around Yen
tai Tuesday were more than 5000. Thirty
thousand men have been taken from Port
Arthur and rushed north to aid Oyama, ac-
cording to dispatch from Tachekiao to the
Italia Militaire of Rome This was followed
by a sortie of $4,000 of Port Arthurs de-
tenders. led by Gen Stoessel himself, but
the Russians were driven back.
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FAREWELL TO AMERICA.
Archbishop Of Canterbury to Sail for
ENGLAND Tomorrow.

BOSTON, Oct 1ber 13.-The archbishop Of
Canterbury left here today on special
train for New York on his return home. In
the party were the archbishop and Mrs,
Davidson, the Revs. Hyla, Holden and J.
H. Ellison vicar of Windsor and ]. Pier
pont Morgan.
The archbishop will leave New York for
England on the Cedric tomorrow.
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Coal Train Falls into River.

TOLEDO. Ohio, October 18-Six loaded
coal cars on the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad went into the Maumee river
shortly after noon today, caused by the
giving way of a temporary trestle which
took the place of bridge span carried
out by the ice last winter The engine
crossed safely. No lives were lost.
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Coolidge for Congress.

FITCHBURG, Mass, October 13.-Marcus
A Coolidge of this city was nominated for
Congress by the democrats of the fourth
district today.