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washington.

komisc meaistatnlho obrhodu
vydala dnc a., hubna sprawl,
nil vysvitA, Be We spoienyeb
SiAteeh behcn mesice iiiua, listoi
padu a prosinee udklo se eelku
t4,4sS selotnienioh hea,est, Q
7oa mdn6 nel "a ptedokld ttvrtlcti,
Labityoh bylo M eesiujitieh a
9oi z'izcnen, zranenSch 1887 CO.
stniioioh a it.3s2 zamhsinanco
Skods phi ncstestieh ttebto ma
voteeh, parostrojioh a trs,ieh oh.
nasela s2,527.ooo
Zahranitni odbor SO dovsdel z
pramenn neGfadnieh, De Rusko by
RADIO koupilo We Spolcnyeh Staiceh
lode, k,ere by Sc snadno daily pie.
meniti rycble kfiziky. Rusti
agenti zamestnani jsou pfehlize-
MIN velkych lodenie zemi, ably
zIIstili, ktere lode Sc stavi a daily
by Sc zmenit y kfizaky a deloyice
a jak mnoho 6asu by takova pie.
mena vyAsdovsla. zaponsti agent
sttezi pry kazdy krok ruskych
jednatel0.
Kdyby ruska vlada pffmo n6ja'
kou lod nyni stayenou teto zemi
koupila, dodavks JEFF byla by "a.
branens. Avssk Rusko Sc vyhne
tomu a hodi Ii Sc mu nejaka lod,
To j koupi prostfednictyim nekte-
re nemecke, neb francouzske frmy
a ia j pax m1ze Rusku nektc-
rem ureitem pfistavu aneb ns
sirem mofi vydati.
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y usmoinir,yr na halrktm yysha
at Admiral iiyka ohIal a polihil
a lid iasal
Skrydloy mel delii fosmluvu .
earem q nyni nalesA se w ma eca,e
do Port Arthufu
Die sprayy Daily Telegraph"
houpilo prS Rusko ! valetne lode
slavhnc Iauoye pro afEcn,inskou
fepubliku, "a nds zaplatiIo sis,.
600, 600,
Dale koupilo liusko parolod
Hambursko amerieko spoletnosti,
Belgra, "a s75o,ooo, niz cbce
utyoii,i obrneny kfi,ak.
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podyodni banktfI odsouzenl.

v indianapolis odsouzeni byli
We spolkoyem distrikinim soudu
sondeen Andersonem ustis l.,
Brodriek, bygsIy pfedseda, w. s.
Collins, kasir, Walter Brown,
feditei zkraeboysne bsnky Elk.
hart, Ind, ps dIoubc lhnty do
yezenl. Broddckoyi madeleine "a
spstne zacbazcni cizim majctkem
10 rokh, CoIliosovi 8 a Brownoyi
8 rokh Banks, JIM flzena utinils
dpsdek dne ~ listopsdn r. 1903
o siee ms 100000. Die vykazu
knih Brown dluhuje bsnce jestt
szoo. 900, ktcfe oikdy nem6ze "a
platit. protoze nileho pema. Ma
Brodrieks yzneseno bylo d5 pa
lob sicc pro zproneveru. znen
ziti pensz. odstrsnenf cenngch
papird, zsnaseni nepraygch vkIsdd
std.
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!.,ny ' 9..sl .E,E. i. s.!.i.

Hledste Ii dobrou fsrmn, abyste
81 opatfili sy0j domov sneb sbyste
penize sye dobfe ulozili, name
tskovou v Cedar Valley a sice "a
cenu cd $40 do s45 "a akr. Jest
to jeden nellepsfch rolnickych
distriktd We ststu, peni prszadne
pfieiny, proc by pozemky ty ne
mohly miti v nekolika letech dyoj-
nasobnou eenu. Blizsf podrob-
nosti sdeli vam 1stne neb pIsemne
3sx6) ASHBRo0K BROS,
Primrose, Boone Co., Neb.
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1 i'ANihff ~ W Nh nilt MI hthNhnN
anii by tam nalesli iudinth
saponskcho vodka
Diva laponAit ddsloiuici, pir
stfoicoi "a mandlnrskc knbgc bud
bistiohe, byli saltoni pii pokusl
yyhodili most v Nomu do poyttli
Naloscno bylo u nich a6o libr
stfelnt bavlny tinske prnyodn
lisiy Oba postavoni byli piet
yolenskY soud odsouzoni k smrt
obesenim. avsak vfcbni velitol
general kufopatkin, vzbledcm
dos.ojnickd jicb hodnosti, smtni
iresi smrti proyszem Y trest smrt
sastlolcnim.
Y Port Arthur potksla ruskt
lofstvo opst novs nchoda, o Of,
admiral Aloxei zaslal caru Telegram
nasledUjicibo znanii "'v dcte pode
psany oznamuje vasemu velisen
siyu, zo phi kladeni minu psrnim
lodicemi explodovals pfedeasni
jedns 2 min pod zadi jedne tech
70 lodic a usmrlils d1stojniks
Pella a 40 namofnik1."
Cast teto depese nebyla uveFej
oens a soudl Sc, ze nafidil Alexe
polozcnf velkebo pottu podvod
mich min kolem Port Arthur, alb,
Sc Zaponci ncmohli dostat dc
pfistayu a znieiti jeSte ostatnf lodi
ruske.
Y miuulcm tydnu strhly sc M
fecc Yalu mensi potytky, mich,
jcdno oddeieni ruske ztratilo III
zsbite a 2 ddstojniky a sI3 muzt
bylo zraneno. Sctnik Smejzev,
ktery velel ruskemu tomuto oddG
leni, zemfel nasledkem zrsnenf.
Oddclenf toto bylo yyslano ',
sIunech noci dne az duboa, ab,
zapalilo mostove tluny zaponske,
Cluny vjely ma piseitou meleinu
blize korejskebo bfehn zapon
ake straze zshajily pslbu ma Rusi
Postayeni, jskem se octly ruskt
eluny, ,byIo veIiee kritieke, ielikol
80 blizilo X MN vice Glunn plDgci
zsponskeho vojsks, plujiefch cd
1stf Feky Pomakua UmysIein
Zaponcd byIo zsskoeiti ruske od'
dtlenf, bylo TO WAX z2ozorovanc
. drubeho bfeba feky Yalu a nj,
kolik polnfch del ruskych zshajilo
ma asponske eluny paibu. Jedna
dobfe mifena rama zassbls jeden
ze zapongkgcb elnnd a potopils
no ! SC vim mpzstvem a oststni
cluny SO rychlc vratily.
20 dionb6 dobk nelinnosti Wy.
rszils ruska kfizaeka cskadra ne.
nsdale pffstsyu ylsdiyostockebo
a objeyjla se Genssnu, kde po.
nofiIa maly zaponskg parnik Goya
Maru, snosnosti GOO tnn. Genssn
Y Koreji, nal6za se ssi 500 mil cd
vlsdiyostoku.
Opeynenl Port Arthuru byla Y
posIedni, dobe ma vseeh mfsteeh
sesllena ruskg gcneralnl hab
poyazuje peynost tuto temkf "a
nedobytnou v mkstt panuje
1pInY hid. obcbod jde syym OBJ.
yyklym ebodem, ma bonlcvsrdeeh
braje kazdeho odpolcdne vojcnska
budba a We dne 10 niktersk nevy.
psda, jako Ly byls yalka Jen
noci jest mesto zsbsleno 1plnou
temnotu, kteroj elektricka pa,rsel
eytds ozsfujl, ably nepfltel Sc ne
mobl nepozorovans pfibliziti.
vjezd do pflstsyu Jest 1plnt vol
ny. Bombsrdoyani zaponskebo
lodstvs mbIo dosud jen nepatrne
1einky, pfoto he lode stfiIeji .
obrompe yzdalsnosli. obavajfce Sc
pfibIlziti ma dostfel k ruskgm po
zemnlm batterilm,
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Zasedani So. kongresu .

zasedanf So. kongresu.
Rosc6nd yeJeyvafe . tiEa Dak0R 0.
hfp5tHa bade ntIdIie do \. etypea.
1. - RinkaiaoDa bfeaioha, pm.
hjfef 0fo akya posemha h osaseni
o sdpadafMt6yaies. pyo,edadvdna
Irn y dohodfim 5poieSa<m ppdoyn
a Jiane sc sdkoaem.
v poslcdnfm tydnu Y kongresu
pfijaty byly dye pFedlohy, ktere
Sc zyJaste dotykaji obyvateIstvs
zapadu
v senatu sehvalena byla Burke
rova pFedlohs, kteraz oievFc re.
seryaei v Gregory okresu pro o
sadniky. Rcscrvace tsto zaujima
4r6, 600 skrh. Senat k pFcdloze
te.o pFipojil dodatek, he po hi
pryui mssfce po otevfetf reserva-
&C. ma byti poti.ano 81 "a akr
70 tsebto tfech mksicich ma bYti
cens snfzcna ma f3 konetns ma
fz. 50 "a akr
Tsto pfedloha, tykajicf sc Rose.
bud reservace, pfijata byla nil
sfm dome pied nekolika mesici q
mela profit senatem, kdyz proti nj
spolek hajiei praya lndianov po.
zyednuI namitky, poukszuje ma
to, ze kdyby pfijsta byla nezme
nens, ze by tim Indiane byli phi
praveny pffmefenou eenu "a
syon reserysci. Tyto namitky
pfednescny byly take presidentu
RooseyeItoyi, ktery nsvrhl, ably
pozemky reservace prodsvany byly
za IS skr; y konferencfcb mezi pre-.
sidentem a kongresniky re South
Dakoty utineno dohodnuti, Jake
pfija! senat.
v sobotn president stvrdil pied.
lohn svym podpisem "a pfltomno.
sti senatofa Gsmbleho a zastupch
Martina a Burkeho, jemuz prcsi.
dent daroyai pero, JIM pFedlohu
v rosebudske reseryaci ueinil "a
koncm.
Ma TO 10 zasiupoi odsbrsli Ike
komissH Richsrdsovi pozemko'
VI 1fsdoynk. ably aim vyjednayali
o prsyidIech, jez mail byti pouzits
k oteyfenl reseryace konie.
renci rozhodnuto, be pokud to
bude lac proytsti, ma byti pouziio
tech ssmyeh pravidel, "a jskycb
roce 1901 oteyFeny byly reservscc
kiowa, Comsnebe a IS Y Okla
homo.
Domovinaf1m, kteH sc budou G
pozemky uehazeti, bnde doyoleno,
ably mohli zanesti sva jmena bud
y Bonesteelu, Fairfsxu aneb '
Chamberlain Regiatratni 1fs.
doyny v techto misteeh otevfeny
budou kyttnu, ale urtite datum
dosud nenf znamo.
Tab na domoviny odbyvan bude
" Chamberlain a reservace bude
otevFena k osszeni nejdele 4. Ger.
yepce.
Minuleho tydne pfijata byls v
nizsim dome pFedloha kongresnfka
kinkaida Nebrssky, iiz Sc k "a
konu o domoyinach pfipoiuIe do.
datek, zc ma byti doyoleno osad :
nikhm. kteFi by SC chteli usidliti Y
zapsdni Nebrssee, zsuImnti $40
akrn pozemkn. Pozemky ~ hodi
Sc pouze k chovu dobytks a ovci
a rozklsdsji Sc, pocfnaje cd seye'
royycbodniho rohu Boyd okresu,
jiznim smerem k vgchodni cate
jeho, dale y okresich Holt, Whee.
Ter a Greeley al k seyerovychodni
mu rohu okresu Howard. PAX
tahnou Sc smerem zapadnfm po
severni cafe okres1 Howard a
Sherman k vychodni cafe okresu
Custer a k seyerni cafe okresu
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OMAHA
Loan 4 Building
a ciatiOn
y Bee Building.

Y Bee Building.
81 rok stara neIstarSf We mesi6
...tini ..
pdjeky nd mesieni splatky a phi
pisuje k dobru dividendy p0lletnt
pfi 6 procentech roene ma uspofe-
ne obnosy.
Geo. N. Nattinger, tajemnik
South omazskG itadoyna elsie 3ss
sew. "a. ul. 3em3
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0dstrssujiei pfiklsd obeeenstvp.

Psni A. Bergmsnova v Chicsgu
otravilssse ksrbolkou pro nezbo.
jiteInou vnitfni nemoc. Celia fada
balsamd, syrobn a Iinych patent
Mich "l6sd' piIulek ubobe PAM
nepomobly. Neni diyu, ponkysdz
patentni' leky obsshnji ponejyice
Iedy; morfium q chIoroform, ktere
nemocnemu sice ns oksmzik ulevi.
ale po case sc eloyek pozyolns
otrsvuie vsrujeme tudiz pied
iakovymi "leky' podyoduymi re.
klamsmi vycbvslovsnymi Y I'd.
lmu ylastniho zdrayf define pied.
most Ieku pfirodnimu, kterym jest
Simsnoyskeho BFezohorske The,
nikdy ncbudeme nezhoiitelnou
nemocf dohnzni k sebeyrazdE.
cena balicku sI.oo, postou sr.ao
pFfmo zssflz: X. r. Simanovsky,
I654 Scott ST., Milwaukee. Wis. II
The Washington times., 1904-09-21
F AlRBANKS GETS
GRAND RECEPTION

BALTIMORE. Sept. Ex-senator Fair
banks left here this morning for Read
ing. Pa, where he is to speak tonight,
after receiving one Of the most enthu-
siastic receptions ever rendered a candi-
date in Baltimore.
In fact the outpouring Of Republicans
and their friends was so great that il
has alarmed the Democratic leaders.
and their predictions OF victory today
are not so sanguine as they nave been.
The speech was the opening of the Re
publican campaign in the State.
The Senator said the losses Of Balti-
more in the big fire OF this year were
not so large as those sustained bv the
city during the last Democratic Admin
lstrauon as a result of the temporary
overthrow Of Republican principles.
During the Cleveland Administration
ne declared, business in this and other
large cities was checked. pay rolls were
reduced. and the wage rate diminished
The Republican protective system is
continued: The Democratic party, true
70 its traditional policy Of hostility 70 IL.
mas declared protection to be robbery.
It's triumph would be a direct and posi-
i've blow 70 the protective system, which
has so splendid:y INDICATED Itself
We must believe that the Democratic
convention meant what II said and that
II said what IL meant The opposition
cannot complain IL we accept in good
faith the issue rendered by it.
The overthrow Of Republican policies
| today must bring similar results TO those
! that followed their overthrow in 1892
Strike down the protective system today
and we will eat the bread Of repentance
tomorrow.
Let Us not forget that a revolution
in our economic policies means a revo-
luton in our economic and commercial
conditions. We cannot undermine the
foundation upon which the structure
rests without putting 1t in peril"
He defended the course OF President
Roosevelt toward Panama. declaring
that, had IT not been for the Presi-
dents timely act, the construction OF
the canal would have been postponed
/ for years
The Washington times., 1904-09-21
HURT BUT REFUSES
TO ACCUSE BROTHER
Felled With a Club After a Fierce
Fight-Bad Blood of Long
Standing.

CALDWELL. n. J.. Sept. 21.-Stephen
Cation is confined TO his home in Lane
Avenue by injuries received in n des-
perate fight with his brother Frank
There had been bad blood between
them for some time. and on Monday
when they met an alteration ensued.
Stephen finally went home. Frank
fingered around the village for a time
and then went TO his brothers house
armed with a club.
He encountered Stephen in the yard
and without warning attacked him
striking him on the head with the club
stephen tried 70 ward Off the weapon
and the two men fought like demons all
over the yard
Finally, Stephen was feled to the
ground by terrible blow and rendered
insenstble. Frank ran away.
IT was some time before Stephen re-
covered. and then he was compelled to
drag himself a distance Of a quarter OF
a mile to the home Of Elijah Van Au-
ken.
The injured man refused to make a
complaint against his brother
The Washington times., 1904-09-21
COUNSEL WILL PASS
Upon KNOTTY QUESTION
Request of Y. M. c. A for Relief From
Enforcement of Law Requiring
Fire Escapes.

Corporation Counsel Duval was today
requested by the District Commissioners
TO determine whether the authorities
have any discretion in applying the FIRE
escape law in the District
Such action IS the result Of a request
from Lyman L. Pierce, general secre-
tary Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, that his organization be al
lowed to use as a place Of recitation
i'm evening educational work the Evans
Building. 1920 New York Avenue. which
is without fire escapes
AR Pierce explains tlCt the owner OF
the building has notified the association
that IL cannot use the structure for as
semblages. because he would be obliged,
in that case to put up fire escapes But,
Mr.. Pierce says, there viii be no women
or children al the Rotations, and the
young men would be able TO get out or
the building by the stairs and elevator
lie asks. therefore, that the associa-
ton be allowed 10 use the building, MI
nus fire escapes, through the coming
winter.
The Washington times., 1904-09-21

Predictions as to State nominations
in the North and East have practically
come true, results being what were ex-
pected
Men considered the strongest were
those selected, in several OF the States
without apparently changing the nation
al situation at all.
In the case of the Democrats. how
ever, the silver question is put down and
out, so far as the party can put it. for
this election. al least.
The New York platform, which is a
child of the brain Of former Senator
Fill, is based upon the resolutions adopt
ed at the st. Louis convention. instead
Of the national platform. which places
the New York Democratic nominee upon
& gold standard basis unequivocably.
Little Enthusiasm.
All Of the Republican platform adopt
ed follows closely the Chicago declara-
ton IN New Jersey, so well are the
Republicans organized. and so satisfied
are they. that their nominations were
made by reclamation. The platform was
adopted in the same fashion
In fact, it is so well understood the
State VIII go Republican. that the Dem
ocrats are making little OF no fight. and
the Republicans are simply voting in a
perfunctory manner.
The Republican State convention at
trenton was about as exciting and as
enthusiastic as an old ladies' quilting
party
In New Hampshire the somnolence
seems to have been ever worse than in
rev jersey. The convention met at
Concord, nomireted a whole ticket. and
adjourned In less than two hours.
There was no opposition and no COM
petition. John MCLane, OF Milford was
nominated for the governorship. as was
expected Gold and protection were the
keynotes Of the platform.
In fact the Democrats have forced
these Issues 10 the front again. and the
ReDublicans are willing TO fight out the
campaign along these lines.
senator GorUi-1i and his cohorts in
The Washington times., 1904-09-21
DEMOCRATS RECALL
POSTAL SCANDALS
Pages Of Campaign Text
Book Devoted to Them.
WOULD INVESTIGATE DEEPLY
Promises Made to Make Things Hot If
House Should Be Won From
Republicans.

Advance proofs of the Democratic
campaign text book, given out for pub
LEGATION today, deal with that portion
devoted to a discussion OF the postal
frauds.
THE chief features of the scandals
and proven frauds in the Postofice De-
partment." It says. ARE the extraor-
binary extent of the frauds and the
number OF persons involved. Higher off,
Gals knew of the frauds and scandals
years before they were investigated.
while it is probable. If not certain.
that other gross frauds and scandals
exist, a Republican Congress in both
branches has voted against investiga-
ton. President Roosevelt was either
kept in ignorance Of the frauds until
January, 1908, or did not care 70 expose
their astounding character until public
notoriety compelled action to be taken.
Are There Others?
"Only minor officials have so far been
exposed.
ais it possible there are men higher
in the postal service who fear the ex-
posture OF Illegal contracts and rake
offs and graft? Is that why the Repub-
llctluE ODpDEtu NDnE ItSS4Dlldl dcLlon
And ia there still hope that the public
may be quieted by the sacrifice OF the
Beavers. the Machens, and the Grofs
The 20 per cent ring Families far and
wide.
The aggregate of the product OF
blackmau and theft has amounted &c
millions of dollars a year.
IF II is ever to be known whose peck
cts were lined with these graft pro-
ceeds ii will be through the election OF
d Democratic majority in the next Con-
gress and a subsequent thorough and
searching investigation.
Would Investigate.
mo political party has ever made q
thorough investigation OF the misdob,gS
Of its own partisans. and the Roosevelt
Administration IS no exception to the
rule.
The chapter concludes with a repro
duction OF the famous Bristow report
dealing with the POstof1ice scandals, and
with the views OF the Democrats Of the
House Committee on POstoftiCes anC
Post Roads, advocating a full and com,
plete investigation Of the affairs OF the
Postoffice Department by a committee
OF Congress.
The Washington times., 1904-09-21
HIGGINS CALLER At
SYCAMORE HILL
Jacob Riis Also Visits President Roose-
velt-A Lifelong
Friend.

OYSTER BAY, Sept. 2L--President
roosevelt is having a heart-tO-heart
talk this Afternoon with Frank W. Hig-
gins, the Republican nominee for gov
ernor of New York State
Mr.. Higgins came in on the 1920 p. m.
train. and was met at the station by a
conveyance from Sycamore Hill. He
was somewhat non-committal as to the
OBJECT OF his visit TO the President
nome, but admitted that the general pO-
htlcal situation in New York woull be
canvassed.
on the same train that brought Mr.
higgins TO OySter Bay, came Jacob Piis,
PRESIDENT and one of his numerous blog-
raDhers.
Mr. Riis has recently been abroad and
pears a message to the President from
King Oscar. OF Norway and Sweden.
The Washington times., 1904-09-21

Maryland may receive an unpleasant
shock in the vote Of the State if the
enthusiasm with which Senator Fair
banks was received last night is any
criterion by which to judge. The gath
erinS In his honor was the largest in
the Monumental City in years. and leads
TO the belief that the State is not by any
means in the Democratic column.
The struggle between the Democratic
leaders in New York, which is liable to
cause the party a large loss Of votes,
no matter which faction wins, Is caus-
ing Joy in the Republican camp, and is
having the effect Of increasing the fig
Ures the statisticians are asserting
President Roosevelt will carry the State
by. Murphy and McCarren are still at
odds, the former refusing TO serve on
a committee on which McCarren had
been appointed. taa
The candidates are those of factions,
being named by political maneuvering.
without enthusiastic. or Spontaneous &C
ton. reg
Former Senator Hill and his asso-
ciates favored Grout. or any other man
who would be anti-Tammany. Murphy
and the New York CITY men were against
which condition in the past has led TO
Slaughter Of the candidates
Not Interfering.
It is known that in several similar
campaigns Tammany laid down. de-
clining 10 support candidates named by
former Senator Hill So bitter has the
contest been in this convention that
such action is expected when the cam
paign begins.
II is reiterated that Candidate Parker
is not interfering with the State nomi-
nations He has been in telegraphic
communication all, along with Senator
The Washington times., 1904-09-21
New York, New Jersey, and
New Hampshire.
SITUATION IS NOT CHANGED
Action Has Little Effect on National
Affairs-Short of Money-Fair-
banks Reception.
ONE DAY IN POLITICS.

New York, New Jersey, and New
Hampshire nominate Republican
candidates for governor.
New York Democrats adopt plat
form repudisting free silver and
committing party to gold standard.
Senator Fairbanks speaks in
Baltimore, getting reception that
tells Of much more Republican
strength in State.
Announcement made that Parker
will not interfere in the New
York State contest.
Leaders Of both parties again
complain of a shortage of cam
paign funds.
Populists announce that Presi-
Dental electors are to be named in
all States except two.
Odell picks Frank S. Black, for
mer governor, to succeed Depew in
the United States Senate.
The Washington times., 1904-09-21

Hill and his other lieutenants, but no
word has been received from him con-
corning either the platform or candI-
dates
1t is said that he believes the lead
ers Of the State know much better than
he the requirements a candidate must
have 70 win, so he is allowing them 70
decide.
In a number Of Congressional districts
hot contests are being waged and in
view Of the statement made by Chair
man Babcock. of the Republican Con
gressional committee, that the House
not taken. the National Committee has
decided TO take part in a number of
campaigns where it is thought the re-
suits will be close
After Mr.. Littauer
In New York a determined effort is
being made to defeat Littauer. the
friend Of President Roosevelt, the
Democrats nominating Joseph A. KEEL
logg. a wealthy manufacturer Of Glens
Falls. to oppose him. The members OF
the Democratic Congressional commit
tee assert that they will carry this dis
trict
John Sharp Williams. Of Mississippi.
was the star speaker at the Sixth dis
tTiCt Congressional district in New Jer-
sey, and he made a typical address. in
which he attacked the tariff and the al
legged extravaganza of the Roosevelt Ad-
ministration. William Hughes. the pres
ent Representative, was renominated
Stories are in circulation again that
both the parties are short Of campaign
funds. and it Is said in New York that
Governor Odeu as chairman OF the
State committee, has been compelled to
appeal to Chairman Cortelyou for help.
The Washington times., 1904-09-21
MAKES ESCAPE
FROM ROCKVILLE JAIL

Local police nave been requested TO
look out for Thomas Christmas. a negro
who is said TO live in a Washington al
ley and who escaped from the Rockville
Nd, Jail yesterday. He was arrested on
the charge OF selling liquor at the recent
Rockville Fair and was awaiting a hear
ing.
corridor door in order TO lock the pris-
oners in their cells, when Christmas
pulled the door against the Official
back with such force that he was
thrown TO the ground. Before the jailer
could get up and give chase the negro
made his escape.
The Washington times., 1904-09-21
DESPONDENT MAN BLOWS
FACE OFF WITH SHOTGUN

SCHENECTADY. Sept. E.-The body
Of Carl c TresselI. a master painter,
was found in the woods near the city
limits. with his face entirely blown
away He had used a shotgun TO COM
nit suicide.
Dependency and business troubles are
assigned as the cause. TreSseu came
TO this city from Hadson, n. Y. few
years ago.
The Washington times., 1904-09-21


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The Washington times., 1904-09-21
CANINE BITES
A WHOLE FAMILY

PHOENIXvILLE, Pa. Sept. 21.-Theo-
dore Van Meter. his wife and four
grown children. who reside on a farm
near Valley ForeS. were all bitten by a
dog which was declared mad by Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania professors to
whom it's body was sent
The Washington times., 1904-09-21
SAMMONS RETURNS HOME
ACCOMPANIED BY SLEUTH

Accompanied by a United St1tcs Mar
shall from New York city. William S.
Sammons, wanted IN Washington for
embezzling more than s., 400 from Frank
Hume. local wholesale grocer. arrived
here yesterday afternoon, and was re-
manded TO jail TO await a preliminary
hearing.
Sammons was employed rs q drum
meT. Less than a week ago. Mr. Hume
reported 70 Captain Boardman that the
man had absconded. Detective Frank
BaUr arrested him IN New York city
as he stepped from a train.