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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-12

A negro organization in Massachusetts,
called 1.-THE Booker Washington Club" was
raided by the police, who found gambling
going on. So the Southern papers had
stories about Booker Washington followers
being criminals and Iawbreakers. But
what's in a name? There have been Cleve-
land clubs and such things raided by the
police.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-12

CINCINNATI. r. HawIey & Co. Arcad
Grand Hotel.
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Clark county, it should be said In pass
ing. is entitled TO recognition as the home
of a small Hearst colony and a Democratic
paper that inclines 10 the yellow peril"
Carl Brayfield. who edits the Clark County
Citizen at Charlestown is slated as a Hearst
advocate. and is said 10 be VIE ding his In
fuence TO augment the Hearst boom IN In-
diana Brayheld is a rabid Bryanite-rabid
Is exactly the right term here-and he does
not let a week go By without taking numer-
Gus dings al the reoTganizers and the Park
an-Olney-Cleyeland wing OF De-
nocracy. G. :. WATTS.
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DAYTON. OIL. V. wiIkie. 80 South 1erersO
street.
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Switzerland has decided to maintain an
attitude of strict neutrality. You can al
most hear the signs of relief going up
from the belligerent powers on the receipt
of this assurance
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The Sultan of Morocco may be a bar
barian and unacquainted with the political
situation in this country. but he showed
real tact when he presented President
Roosevelt with only milk-white horses.
He has heard enough of this ''dark-horse''
talk
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

ItaafE1sd,s 81 y n0cnHr1';s wedpesdaJys,,
Fe5iEiaaa5l24s at,ttthe hqms Of the bride,
NJ, HsrysynSimpsOn and Miss Hsien
Hih0p -uirTaimage, IsRsvad Richards
of1efsauk,. sOafy relatives Of the two
iahiIlIes. We're iipyiBtsds ,pAldsn ySyAlasRiss
presents were received The yoppgr
coupleb9will godto Housekeeping opi
Hapvey's fathers fAtmi near iChsevero
The '6est wishes 4foftS q happy ana
prosparopA liis- iOlloK- from q host. Of.
friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

The Democrats and PoPullstsI lallr'''
judiciously mixed onothe delegation
The congressional, o judicial ant
senatorial delegations will be- select
ed by the central committee.a + WIZ %eI
j. Az Flack Was endorsed foro state
committeeman. Johns Johntz osenaE
torial committeeman, J.'W. Howef oi
congressional con mitteeman. no2 n'
RESOLUTIONS we're adopted epdorsr
Ing 1.-THE work Of W.T.. Harris asrepre+
sentative, endorsing the acts Of Demo.
cratic senators and representatives,
condemning, the extrayagaace q the
last Kansas Legislature and affirming
the Kansas Cityiplatiorm. A lresolnr
ton demanding Stree trade and1tko
abolition Of all custom houses" was
Z, -NGh1t9y ,RW 9MEG oQt H9hH .HSlie
also adopted. o arw II rise iooa ,u
The convention endorsed w. H.,
Pepperell Of tConcordia, aud n. l.
Bond Of Salina for national delegates;
VIZ, Harris for state senator and q,
3. Rpga for district jadge-m bna .elua
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
HEaES zNOrHEE FAKE
=. - = =
bloomington Scheme.

Il
Another fske y 90 sara q e t'' ~ !. !.
lagtSS, iiIihoiss q iiEm sous ~ ccVntl
riehts 70 same lnsw-ianglsd imple.
msbt Tor 1900, Then Ehensver Z
euTtouer sends another bpyer We gets
lSs5b dfthS amouptSin pbmmissiOp
nad some psopls srs sools enough %
think they can get rich sending
shaksrsst6 she lkeadqnahtsfsI toI bny
doanty9 figbtsJ doAo Kesrneyy county
mad claims-hs has sent three other
men 70 Bl0pmiug.ep' With ~ 900
each They an invested and helf Of
their money returned 70 q The 9 n Kseafney
county man M PIP tcSm%ifsssiIonl He
has now spent $1,000 and has re-
Icsivsd $3.50 for sI sending osher Gus
TONERS. taHe 10 ~ quick, vlenergetic,
pushing business man ana AldirN nov has
agents in three different states at
work. sending rmeni9tp Bloomington
and expects,,to Get $4,000, ipDe COM
missions within shei ne3tlswoi weeks.
Y What'isit aaDsooatf III ,aiioo
'hIt seems that. onlyishosel VINO nave
gSHe 70 ,Bioo htaihgtont It a'id dropped
their $1,000 in the siot can answer
thst.q aestious At apyrate ttnes cop'
pAnyss'asshad. is the most 4saecessfO!
and sensational endless chain system
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
iDsdocrktib OauOhges.

Dsm0cFalic CaaSaSSussess we're he'd last
night iputhe precincts ai the county
with jsmali attendance. nAIgcouuty
convention willobefbeld tomorrow III.
terhooIGo at tie courthouse w. select
dslssgsatsss H. Slta Ass,o
district popEen.iensuuoa ieauq brgao
oulydreqnirsmsnts for joining,
as stated niche oeslls lis to BE a'op.
posed, Y ihs Republican PsfatJyi@s.oo 5 ~
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Died Of Consumption.

HERINGToN, Feb. 26.=Mrs, Conrad
Burbank died at Colbraaq Sprihgs
Feb. Esd OF consum 'ioH TIN bSdyI
is expeoted to reach Hetihgtou today.
A sad feature attspdipg. this death is
that Mr.. BurbsAk a CJn6I& to az
bed with pneumonia. His condition
Is SO serious that lhs family fssfs thei
news Of MIRA BgFbsnk's destbDwlltrss.I
suit fatally 70 l him, ~ aIs,a ,rai ,s.so.ls IA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
yRWEDDEDuAT HIGH SPE2Dedj
9nl19YOI INSTRUMENTATION odt az
Hefingtond Man Married ION Fast Ex
-bnSis" tuqpGtAb ssn ffrIafin !s sw ytrsq naa

cd pI9H. b1AlIQb 1Q,2PnGanQ1t .16q 3
Ar finttssrHes tlll1 wsddlpgr story c sq
from nHeripgtql oif-aEsddipg apI tho
Rock eIslAnh eexprssssu&Thb contract
Ing partls5WweRseM reaNsaF sta&@sn,
ST. k@iIs,s ,is2HSd 94isg tasFa MtEOt%feR,
Ramona. bIhel5Pfic sslerggmspp
EssiReRasHitohco Heringtonl
When the train pulled out Of Rdhfdna
the Prinqees wsgF fipgiV BUT before
the fifteen minute -run--to Herington
vas done the knot had been sied good
and fast, coingddalSstppr5, Ashley had gal
lagg atty Kissed i The bride, end tbss ig
bells were Changing 50 ry9pbl couldn't
hearthe engine belhaattait 1ThepAs'r
sengsrso1 facc6mmeda tingly vacatsd
1.-THE cgr fotoths Wedding party. lsi
T4e groqp bad rF procured this license,
inlpickiHsoa ocouatys andli one 9oi the
yagasies noi Kansas law lie that the
marriage 4 muss1tafs plaSe fR1 that
qosRa lyI ssS$ 3tt}hsy agbsa SoxS2st tthl ths
train crossed the line before, the MIN
isterr p00qldt isgaliy7ssyrtth e E9Fdls q
Tho SdApiS ws6t oa u 81. Louis Where
they %ihEesids.o,a .aw oaw .-o,ods1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
III M Charts. 7VVs1DOrs I,Ill Dead =

Thursday evening at 7:S0 o'clock
Mrs. Gsni& vAhbsRA die7 X Ger
home on End street. Junction City.
xbabbhad. 6Hd seven J5aH children
pfsisit 10 mourn hbssr asath!g : .uoqao
-Mf. sand Mrs. o Dofen went 70
J6uSaoH nom AbIlspe, several yesrs
ago.. M. aysnpOFsa until ,rsesntly
was q conductor on The Uaiop Pacific.
MI, l1ysHDorsI's ,Psrenls,n M. and
Mrs. Peterson Of Abilene. we're there
at the timSoI their dsughter's death.
-Fhe femaiss were bfcught here to-
day ia lie f1nersi viii u held stp-
day afternoon at g,sest The home Of
Jpbn Peterson. Rev. Dr. Blsyney ofici-
Alag, Burbl1n Abilene cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
lTrakedy Avsrted!

laJdsf i'd the nick Of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. W. Wat.
kfls 81 I Pleasant sity, Ohio. s.Pnsn-
monis had played sad havoc with him
and a terrible cough set ibp besides,
Doctorh tteatsd hin. but be grew
worse every day. At length we tried
Or. KingS New Discovery for con.
sumption and our darling VS. saved !;
He, nov sound and well.n Every
body ought to know. lis the only sure
cute for Coughs. Colds and al Lung
diseases. Guaranteed BY, ). n.
GleisAnsr, Druggist Price SOC and
al.0O. Trial bottles free. ~. ~. =. !.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

Mrs. A. Z. Simpson. 500 Craig 81,
KuoxHIle, Teuu., writes. June 10th,
1889. hIlhsve been trying the baths
Of Hot Springs. Ark, Tor apintie rheu-
niatitm. bus GET more relief from
Bailardis Snow lcLinineDt than any
medicine or aiything ] have ever
tried. Enelosed end postoflcs order
fof 81. 90. se6d me } lsrge bottle 6y
s6dihsru Express sold BY G. =.
NsfthortIt 4 Co. and Chas. ?. Town
send. ~ bsipHs 30 a,eti51 l9Aa Il
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

When yOu isel blus and shat every
thing goes wrong, take = dose Of
Chan. bsrlAio's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets. They viii cleanse and in-
Figorate your stomach. regulate your
bowels, give Joaa relish Tor your f9Vd
and make you ieel that IN this old
Werld 4 > good place 70 live. For
sale by John n. Gleissner, druggiEt.s
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
35del n at699 dfast ittgfaarkadeI Gases

ODE q athe diJst 'tgdaAr kabie cases
ora Odd 8teJsapp- Seated 81 iths 0ldpgs,
cadsipg 1p,neuR4hRS,s9is that u Mfs.
4GefifSdsS E,i fsa1sr,q MsfioG,t f9BId:ss
who was entirely cured by t6s We 81
Ola Minute Co6gh, Cure She says;
"T6ss Gsolg hing a6d strsining % 'Weakk55
sled ,iinns 9t6Sf tsn doEa Ia Weight
from I4S, u ~ pounds, v IIoatrlsd A
numbsaE1 81 remedies 70, % avail ,ahLiI
I used One MipSts Cough Cure, Pour
bottles 81 this, ywonderfal, remedy.
cured s~ps asptirelyso d Tie cough.
strapEthsn s|Ii py lungs spa lss
mso To- ny normal Weigh hsAl ~ , Ap "a
strength. sold liz eTaylssnd, tfhls9t,
drpgeisf. corner sFns5, sGrd sa0d BF0qAddwAYt
oLTepbb.,uhN9 ~ frr,fr4.fo aT4 ra.rn otn fIr
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
d Best Remedy for Constipation

asrhs finest remedy FOR constfPaI
tiSHwT1evet wdsed isl ChanaDeflAih's
.StSfakch and tEavsf Tablsts,u ssys1Mf9
Eh1BdFlef df FrankVilleS NdY!a 'SThey,
at gentiy ana Without psdySdnp leasd
aIf shect, affd ile6te THE 'o6Wels I'd q
peffetEfys natural condition. san sofa
III drHggsa as ~ I sa ,, q. % a,n ns@'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

A St. Louis Worlds Fair InformA.
ton Bureau has been established at
908 Main street. rKansns City, 10
charge Of Mr. T. s. Mcclellan. where
information will be oheerfully fur
nished. esq las wa1 ninill SOFT
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

"a doss Iu'tAAs saves iivss.m Or.
Woods Norway Pine syrupj Natures
remedy Tor coughs, colds, pulmonary
diseases 81 every sort. lsll' ''slfl 70 oN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

II troHblsds With Fesk digestion,
bslohing or sour stomach, nse Cham
bsrlninis Stomach and Liver Tablets
and Jon yill get quick relief For
eale bv All druggists. ,rf'e,ru 81 n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

aLandss Barber shops gronhdvAooF-
central location. Sptuce and 9nd Stsi
bath rooms, pStiect service. Call
and try It. 10 n nfn sso iqN 4s-tf 7
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

-Aah6usshold becsisityADr.' Thorn.
as Electric oil. 9Heali burns, cots,
wSunds Of any, sort; cures sore throat,
Group, catstyh, assthms; never lever, t til 4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
Ag(REg 4 4 Il
Senators Discuss ths Inspection, u
Imported Food Products.an h
The NAVAL val APPROPRIATION IILiI BILL BILL,
This Rrosranme for BaIidihg Battlsships
Debated In the House7 Hearings on the
sfii Blllto Limit the Use Of Ren sntr9,
tfe4s -,, a straininR Orders. e,,, a., gfls,.

~ AAfalft tF+4I 'NNH Es.---F0TFI thRh iH|NAe'
Il Washington, Feb. 25.-The senat,
spent the greater part of yesterday
discussing an amendment to the agri,
cultural appropriation bill striking
out the house provision giving author,
lily ia, the secretary Of agriculture tc
inspect imported food products when
misbranded or suspected of impurity.
The amendment was suggested BY SEN
|lator, Aldrich, who said the provision
opened the way for an encroachment
by the secretary Of agriculture on the
duties of the secretary Of the treasury
and was icalculatedito cause duplica-
tionfinl theservice OF the two officials.
Senators Lodge, Beveridge, Patterson
and others supported, Senator Aldrieh.
Senator Proctor. I'm charge of the bill.
defended the oprovision and had the
raid of Senators Dolliyer, McConaas and
Others. 3Theddiscussion was closed by
substituting ether provision of the act
lof 1900, bearing on the same point
This solution Of the problem was sug-
gested by Senator Proctor and was ac-
cepted BY hi, sCoasideratibn of the
bill practically was concluded but final
action on it was postponed until to-
day In order to allow an inspection Of
1t as amended nuoo aosn3oA 10 70
The following bills were passed.
Providing for the reimbursement OF
the state of iowa to the extent OF
s2O,500 for moneys expended in eduip-
ping troops in the Spanish war; author
izing the Kfowa,s Chickasaw & Fort
Smith Railway company to sell It's road
I'M the Indian territory: defining the
INIT Of navigation Of the Osaee river
in Missouri, hrs AdaIi h9Rode F9AG1of
The Sonata oop,nittaa AZ nn,o ~ nr,oIl
lions reIlortea III ise,siatiTaS Sr1c,itiya
ana fnditiaT7 appronrihtion 6biIisf M
carries fs2S7ss 2s$ I neti }ncraaae oyaarF
the7 House Bill NJ S444k7Sd6 bl5T isalffId
ssnator 15 FlosclfoT }lntrnldd,idcls,X b3ff
inerSasa M afscianScv II M m;Sa %,cs1
dena b e KIT ~ ~ ~ S SF
IVA at6Im = ce1 NH I'LL Were Snco,,nt IA ny
h cons,darJN,j L, !,
priation hi in thu house yastorSav
rIrss Nv rrest iehes s, aTsn,s's sss
tioasweu cut out Of'theI sillrOa q po oh
Of Order after q, wOrdy battlab Hhed
building nroaramme Irron0sed' ,p,y thsI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
i,Iasv5 Qaksntby Death

MRS. Mary Tsate,a vile Ord. 'Feare
living NORTH ' " 9tSo1a VI A dfisa 81 pneu.
meuis Thursdaygagad 49ssRaRarAl Epi-
dayq6t . p.emiAeths housesq nHniase1
fSsbii 6D6WHsy5s. Rgsd 81; disa| at the
hone sisRli' sq b JsaRaYfssyf 0tIBBafSSSkk ;:
eyesLtedabo dThse body gi9 bs itsksR
tosReck jlslaudg Itlsu,sf buRiahsn dir
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

For sale. one hundred and sixty
abrss Of choice pasture land in Gar.
Sid township. veil fenced. good well
aba sMfndmilis Inquire Al this
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

when they ask u you are fond Of
babies say; mot the ordinary baby.
but and reach Oui your armsfor their
own psscioas eheruh.-Baltlmore Amer
lean. 49,. - ~
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Information gathered by detectives tee

london. Fsb, 2s,-Ths Tientsin cor
respondent o. the Standard sends IN a
report from a native source that the
Russians have burned q large village
near the emgsfi river and mAssarred
the inhabitants incisdibg the women.
in refengs for an attempt to wreck the
bridge. HsaA-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
ID dish Lntheraus Meet

The QSW6dIsb7 ILutueTah chupUI JUL
ference met last week at che Swedish
hSSdh nd} sI9h Slf's dEntsfpriss
oontippsdsl eysTMSupdayo and many
w4fein attendance 99nHlsha'norus0 I
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
, BIN u, limit Restraiplpg Orderg,

washington, Feb. 26.@The hotise
committee ON Judiciary yesterday be-
gsnaa series on hearings on the Gr6S-
venor bill to limit the meaning Of the
worS' conspiracy" and the use V0flre-
straining orders and in5unctionsl Sam
pei Gonpsw, president Of the Afneri-
can Federation OF Labor presented his
Views in favor of the measure. A large
delegation headed by, James M. Beck,
former assistant attorney general and
Daniel Davenport. were present in OPP
position .teditaaS. ,Keighler, of Pittsui
burg. representing the National Build
ing Trades Employer association, en-
tered protest In behalf Of hts HssU=
aAH8tsselNV1nlfVVFp
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. IA oatIopook ior ths c II Z 70 !,

WIeAits Kan 5Fsb. y2frEifk coz
duetorss Of the Frisco system are In
Springfield, No. y to report ,asl ordered
by officials OF that company The DR.
der explained nbthing, butdh r. said
that AZ may mean the dIsfnIssIng Of
nnany Of those called to report, There
is a rumor ahoat that the company
has checked its entire system twice
during Ae hGt BsstI md1lnG 419 that
information gathered by detectives led
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03

laws were amply sufficient to enable
employees to secure their rights and
none 100 strong to secure ~ 4he en-
.ployi clAsS the. secHytt{ u cir
propd ~. ~ Beck "a n dpFe-,
'Ssptek tn Hb,lding zF%As AbdhiSsaf
Chicago; thu American Anti-Boycott
association anf the, NetiOnsl Assoctar
clared that II enacted into law the
bin effeettnllgrbepeai the Sherss
manic ANTITRUST. s1lav. owUnakri NJ oiti
weulaoBe possible IT, f6rhd thep North
ern Securities company, on the ground
that 'shch Y 6mbihatf6E,, void be in
fripttthhetsasncs Of issAttlsansHt Of trade aisT
ppteari Il h5idW iGdi ssgn9stb mI9g ri
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The Ullluh G6lludl l,ll64oslll!SulI d !hll.i|1
Nh. M, " &. \ scOMPANys7sleo ail7
WHY THE UNION CENTRALs
III you life will without doubt
IN every ordinary liz
ss sss w. w, s s s
lord Company from reliable Sources X0Nw be amply repaid
LARGEST ANNUAL DIvIDENDSq ba' 'o q, aomc
DvassD psss. \ !. as Il
c sSs s,S nse for
large dividends will beound the nf @
HIGH INTEREST. l 5s, nosaqan o4s yplg3 ytasDp
spectator sw York;
earned np rate than
Average for twenty years. cent highest eo
SAFE INVESTMENT a iig2 ylls ena s9an 6s os
baA recent Of Spectator M
companies generally % better Ess
per Of its first real
the sworn appraised value Of Which exclusive q eyer
double the amount loaned NAP % uctpAung stocks ana
odbondsot 70 9ao3ona 20 bus sao1ayq ,booa ed bg
q, q.
edtobs bargain 4o selling whom aH kinds nd
ssssi enss1 s asass
% IT. s s's ss ~ sss e Ss ss
ii t RITZ sss they ere worth from 20: % % R
6s p and stocks held BY Insurance
SaC6Hpaniea drs worth sall Ure - IGd3lkHq HN1AI
DEATH BATET9ed hGd b1u1dG9
according mortality table This very low rate and 10 only
TW74 the The
twenty Spectator Tabethe lowest
company (Ix lowest OS99 The Union Central careful
MN IT, risks iHp 7N vow t@rrhJ gil'
80, 81. ,aoqn ha 'f h=fl 8oq sldW
GA6 EM0E0 aHdglnG
In 1909 900 Of
Der CENT the average went companies per cent The
constantly decreasing during the st
established policy Union Central TO- srlct
ne NotA cent II extray aganty thrown away
POLICY CONDITIONS a dl n II roar yaoI 1og euSs
SsEs equitable Intelligent p case Of
1;Prvegev n OBJ lad aS os Raa a D,9 saa@ao jon iE
AGE boofone ON snI 9 ted oss OF o ,ro @ t6g ad1
Central business In
GROWTH too@'e sse adj Al saogy5q OF q s s
1ou pnderfui growth ITS ses ere now overa
tquGled for the t
It's have
shows the favoro
which'i IL recevedby the public oa "a PIN 9H 4das
,,,9 ~ 2Qf%ryy, rotanIisGW " ' iD v y. y,
In CLOS4NG. saun sba mol bH 9dpq o. ynoa l1n tH29h a.
The Hnon Central the Great Pocyoders
1you Investigate carefully will IN NO other @ CIV @ Y
1tsa5SThe Safety Of Investment is Shown BelOw
AMI d
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OgVNG FWiKANB AgeIltp
-rna atnM 10 astaaqmoo L.
.usbiIsM is ihl oais6buuo ...t.rt ;sr . I'M
'fs hi1ll1l WHY. l's saI', IalsIs'
h,Giasbi 'SsN@N SS9A"1IA'~
i''' s ss S-e Should You Choose
I'm sHTs%s@B ,M3%HRN@@
Tho UniOnGentral l ,itEa(l nl's'LlII a!nIlGl'aE
NM, . NJ III, n syCOMPANYs7sA1oT ,ao2
WHY THE UNION 5CENTRAL9

lI life will, without doubt
choose the company which able offer he greatest
ordinary business The Union central
Cincinnati that Weigh carefully the following
and points superiority and Investigate the stapdng and
ord Of the Company from reliable Xouw DO repaid
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HIGH INTEREST,"

The Spectator (New York) II
oamauy pears earneda mucbll
.oopany. Islnll902 itawas,6.6S /
lI9cent.) no Average for invent.
pany, 5.84 per cent. ri loG
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-03-03
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
SOUGHT BY WOMAN WITH PISTOL
Unwonted Incident in Halls Of Capitol-No
One is Harmed
Inr rELEanAPH TO THE TRBuxE.l

Albany March IA woman with a grievance
and a pocket pistol gave dime novel touch to the
legislative session to-day. The woman was Mrs
Ana NJ Ellsworth OF Newly ort City. OF OF Con-
r.cticut The man she Is said to have wanted to
shoot is Victor Stanley. the alleged representative
~ the Civil Employees Association at the Capitol
Why she wanted to shoot Stanley does not appear.
not even in his explanation The incident occurred
a follows:
and started on a stnl hunt for STANLEY. He saw
her I'm the distance and lodged out OF sight Tnen
Mrs Ellsworth invaded the Assembly. where de-
bate was going on. The majority ieader M
Rodgers. noticed the woman. and presently she ap-
neaIed 20 him 70 show her Stanley. Now MI
Rodgers did not quite understand her and thought
she meant Assembiynan Chanler. OF RoSeoS. IN
Dutchess County for whom women are beneved 10
inquire at all times he indicated the member
from Duchess. but Mrs ELLSWORTH indignantly
spurned him.
Next she went out to the lobby and asked a
page at the same time. IL Is creditably reported
displaying a pistol wrapped I'D in handkerchief.
The page slipped or and warned STANLEY. who He'd
again but after much chasing the woman h ~ sl
c0rnered him and. after some discussion Is De
rnrnor describes him as opening his coat and inyi-
ing the shot. while further runor adds the detail
mat she exclaimed at his sang frOid walked away
and, having paid a hotel bill. departed tor new
Mr. Stanley explains that the woman had sp-
p tsf bsband in Connecticut and that when she
demanded that he marry her to-day he deemed IS
he has a family. II is hard 20 see how he could 90
otbsrvd He expressed the opinion that the
woman was crazy. The incident created something
~ a stir particularly after the story had been re-
peated few times. but at the time 1t generally es-
capped notice.
Victor J. STANLEY Is lawyer. with an office IN
F2rcaSISav Manhattan he formerly lived with his
wife and two daughters at No; I'D Sehermerhorn-
st BROOKLYN. When they broke up housekeeping
Mrs STANLEY and the daughters went West Tie
has been making his home with his parents, al
No 33S Jay-st., Brooklyn. recently. -
Frank Stanley, a brother. when seen there sald
that Victor was who had little TO say about
his affairs and had never said anything about a
Miss or Mrs Ellsworth. He admitted that MS.
STANLEY was now in the West. Victor. his brother
said was spending some of his time at the MARI
borough Hotel and some or X In Albany .
Mrs STANLEY is the daughter of l. ;. Therry, OF
no. Ss5 State-st. Her first name Is Edith Miss
Alice Therry refused TO talk about her sisters ar
fairs or say Just where she was last night She
denied that there had been trouble between her
sister and Mr.. Stanley.