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LONE OUTSIDER
GETS The COIN
Lustig, at z to /, Covers
Seven Furlongs in 1::27
ON a Soft, Sloppy Track
FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN
Favorites and Well Played
Second Choices Divide the
IIOnors in Five Events
FOURTH STRAIGHT WIN

LOS ANGELES, March 15.-Lustig,
at to L, was the only outsider to win
at Ascot to-day. He covered the sew
en- furlongs on a soft track In 1927
and scored his fourth successive VIC
tory. Four favorites and a short
priced second choice took the other
five events. Weather showery; track
good. Results:
First race, mie-Mi Rena los Qynch), 2
TO /. won: Headstrong 1l9 Prior) TO l,
second; Prestolus. 1l9 (Burke), IL to l. third.
Time. Ian Hollyberry Punctillo. Palm
ist, Evermore. Josie Wheeler Blandura, Frank
Mayo, Tetoano and Wild Range finished as
named.
Second race. six furlongs-Bronze Wing. 1o6
(Morarity). to s. won; Sportsman. 101 CIV.
Miller), TO 2, second; CIoverton, 100 (Lynch),
to /, third. Time. IA. Winifreda, Dorice
and Happy Chappy finished as named.
Third race, four furlongs-Suver Sue, Ill
(Dugan). 10 2. won: Search Me- 102 (Mori-
arlty). to 1. second Prince Of Coins. ia
(McIntyre), 10 to L, third. Time, :4S1A. Daisy
bound. Czarina. Kisbrook, Sizz and Rosario
finished as named
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Lustig, 10
(Dugan), to /. won: Ralph Young, 105 (Mo-
riarity), TO /, second; AtlantIco. los CIV.
Miller. II to 2, third. Time, 1:27. Briar-
ished as named.
Fifth race. Brooks course-Watercure 9s
(Moriarity), even. won; Invictus 92 CIV.
SMITH, TO /. second; Iras, 9s (Kunz), TO
L, third. Time, 2:05ls Ellie. Dungannon and
>Freesias finished as named.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Lndarose, 90 CIV.
Miller). to !. won: Lurene. 109 tKunz). 10
TO l. second; Swift Queen. 95 (McDanieD, to
3 third Time. 1:15. Chalk Hedrick. Nanon,
Lanark Maggie Maekey, Corsicana and Ora
tor finished as named.
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Bin Richards, with his Chicago rep
Utation as a fighter. lasted just one
minute and twenty-three seconds in
his bout with sam Berger last night
in Woodward's Pavilion.
The ChicagOan made a favorable i'm
preston on the spectators until he put
up his hands. That instant the illu-
sion faded away, as 1t was evident he
was the merest tyro at the boXinI;
game. This readily explains why nD
one was allowed 10 see him train, as
the true report as to his lack Of ability
would have spread quickly where the
followers Of boxers gather.
When he attempted to hit Berger his
effort resembled that Of an old woman
driving out flies with a towel. The bout
ended so quickly that Berger did not
have an opportunity 10 extend him
self. He kept jabbing his opponent with
his left for time and then suddenly
brought his right over. This connected
with Richards head. He stood mo-
tonless for several seconds and then
sank slowly 10 his hands and knees.
The spectators jeered at him. as they
thought he wanted 10 quit. He was up
before the ten seconds elapsed. He
had no defense and Berger sent him
down and out with a sharp left and
right to the head. The latter blow
turned him completely around before
he went to the floor and was counted
out by George Harting.
The fights packed WOOdward's pa
vilion from floor to ceiling. The Grim
inally poor showing of Richards was
not taken seriously by the spectators,
as the remainder of the card was good.
Had Champion Jeffries met with de-
feat il could not have created a greater
uproar than did the defeat Of All Wing
the Chinese champion. He met Mike
KutchOs. who looked for all the world
like a frog, with his spidery legs and
his abnOrmally developed chest
All Wing gave his famous imitation
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DR.. CHADWICK
COLD TO WIFE
Upon Her Farewell Visit to
Her Home He Receives Her
in a Very Formal Manner

CLEVELAND, March 15-Mrs.
Chadwick, accompanied by two deputy
United States Marshals, left the coun-
ty jail to-day in a closed carriage and
was driven to her old home for a fare
we'll visit With the exception of $500
worth of personal effects, exempt from
the claims of creditors. all of the fur
nishings and other personal property
In the house will be sold at public auc-
tion by Trustee Loeser next Friday.
Mrs. Chadwick was granted permis-
sion by Judge Taylor of the Federal
Court to visit her home to-day to de-
eide upon what property she would re-
tain.
1t evidently was a trying ordeal for
the convicted woman. Upon entering
the sumptuously furnished residence,
she broke down and wept bitterly. 1t
was her first visit to the house since
last November. When Mrs Chadwick
had finally regained her composure
she began tour of the house, select
ing such articles as she desired to
keep.
She encountered Dr. Chadwick.
Husband and wife at first merely
smiled and nodded and then in a for
NAL way shook hands. Only a few
words were exchanged. DR. Chadwick
had not seen his wife for two months
when he last visited her at the 1ail.
Mrs. Chadwick selected between
$4,000 and $4,000 worth of personal prop
erty, which she claimed was exemnt
under the statutes. Almost all of this
was wearing apparel and Nathan
Loeser, trustee in bankruptcy, said
that he would protest each and every
selection. Loeser said: Mrs. Chad
wick selected enough clothing for
twenty-five women, which, in view of
the way she has squandered her cred
itors' money, I consider very bad
taste
Before leaving the house Mrs. Chad
wick again broke down and gave way
to tears She was allowed five min
rtes with her husband. who only for
a moment showed signs of affection
or feeling for her. Replying to her
statement that she was absolutely in
nocent of the charges against her, DR..
Chadwick said: Il hope you will be
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CHICAGO BOXER
NO MATCH FOR
CALIFORNIAN
Visitor Shows No Style
Nor Aggressiveness.
Straight Left to the Head Brings Bout to
Sudden End---Ah Wing, the Chinese, Is
Defeated and House Is in an Uproar.

early in the first round and was max
ing a great hit with the spectators.
Kutchos was as busy as any boxer
could be and suddenly caught the Chi
nese in the region of the solar plexus.
Little All Wing seemed TO think the
end Of the world had come and fell to
the mat, apparently writhing in pain.
Before the ten seconds expired he
jumped to his feet and the struggle
went on. He was fioored a second
time and again a third time when he
remained down and was counted out.
The spectators were all on their feet
yelling like mad. The victor was cheer
ed as though ne had won worlds
championship.
Joe Terry knocked out Ed Edwards
with a hard right swing TO the jaw in
the second round of their fight The
first round was Of the rough house or
der and pleased the spectators.
Harry McCloud stopped Kid Hanson
in the first round of their fight. Nc
Cloud punished his opponent severely
about the body and took all the fight
out of him. He is one of the best boys
Of his weight in the country.
Mike Synfy outpointed George Ellis
/ in four hard-fought rounds. At the
end of the third round free-for-a all
tight seemed imminent. Ellis knocked
Synfy down after the bell rang. Synfy
went after him and Referee Greggains
and the seconds had to use force to
separate them.
Fred Lang stopped Bill Barrett in the
third round of their fight, the latter's
seconds tossing a towel into the ring
acknowledging defeat Long outweighs
his opponent twenty pounds. Neither
showed any boxing skill, but they made
up for 1t in earnestness.
Referee Greggains stopped the fight
between George Murray and "Deafie''
Kelly early in the fourth round. Muir
ray fought cleverly and Kelly could
not touch him. Kelly was best at in
fighting, but he had few chances at it.
He took lot of punishment Murray
could not knock him off his feet al
! though he landed many hard blows
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City Park Results.

NEW ORLEANS March 15-Cty Park re-
suits:
First race, half mile-Libation won. Gren-
ada second Steve Lane third. Time. 40.
Second race six furlougs-Sharp Boy won,
National second, Bryan third. Time, 1:16
Third race. seven furlongs-Taxman won,
Lee Snow second A Convict third. Time / 30.
Fourth race seven furlongs-Mary Worth
won. Pathos second. Ida Leib third Time,
20 25 Jean Gravier finished second but
disqualified for foulng
Fifth race mile-High Wind won, Ora
Viva second. Rossmond third. Time, / 40 3-b.
Sixth race, one and a quarter miles-Lddon
won Attila second, Harry Stephens third.
Time, 200 1-5.
Seventh race seven furlongs-Autolight won.
Elsie L second, Trogon third. Time, /: :2S
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MRS. ADA r.. DUNCAN
is GIVEN A DIVORCE
court Holds Husband Was Cruel.
Boatman Peterson Is Ordered
Jailed for Contempt.

Mrs. Ada r. Duncan has been
granted by Judge Seawell the relief
prayed for in her action for divorce
against Benjamin B. Duncan. Judge
Seawell held that Mrs Duncan had
established her charges of cruelty and
the decree was issued on that ground.
The court awarded Mrs. Duncan the
ehects of the household in which she
has long resided
The troubles that have existed in
the household of Boatman Henry c..
peterson reached a climax yesterday.
when Judge Seawell held him guilty
OF contempt of court and sentenced
MIN to serve five days in the County
Jail for his offense. Upon affidavit of
Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson, wife of the
boatman, who is suing him for di-
Norce, Judge Seawell directed Peterson
10 remain away from the boathouse
bearing his name and to interfere in
no way with Mrs. Peterson's possess
sion of the same.
Recently, Mrs. Peterson set forth in
her affidavit, Peterson went to the
hoathouse and took forcible possession
OF the launch Henry and refused to
return ii. Upon this showing of fact
Judge Seawell adjudged Peterson
guilty of contempt and passed SEN
tence accordingly.
DEGREES of divorce were granted yes
terday on the ground of extreme
cruelty to Mary Rosenblatt from
David Rosenblatt and May L. Ross
from William E. Ross.
Annie Thompson has sued Frank ].
Thompson for divorce for cruelty. on
the same ground Minnie E. Theilman
asks for a divorce from Daniel M.
Theilman. Lotta King asks for a di-
vorce from Earl J. King on the ground
OF desertion. Frances Donovan has
sued Peter Donovan for a divorce, al
leg1ng desertion.
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GOES TO PRISON RATHER
THAN SUPPORT HIS FATHER
chicago Man Refuses to Advance the
Weekly Stipend Ordered by
the COurf

CHICAGO. March 15.-Preferirng to
go to Jail to complying with an order
of court to support his aged father.
Edward ]. Fries was sentenced to
thirty days in the county Jail by Judge
Carter.
Judge Carter ordered Fries a month
ago to contribute 81 a week toward
the support Of his father. Philip
Fries. 20 years of age. He ignored
the order.
DO you intend to pay that moneyf's
inquired the court
Il don't" declared the young man,
who earns SIT a week
Then / will have to send you to
jail"
"All right" was the answer; Tn
go to Jail, but I won't support my
father"
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Hot Springs Results.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 15-Oaklawn
results:
First race four furlongs-Aviston won,
Jacks Queen second, America II third Time,
l 40 3-5
Second race five and a half furlongsEBel-
ligerent won. Massa second All Black third.
Time :O7 3-5
Third race, one mile-Colone Preston won,
Payne second. Clovis third Time, 1 AS 2-5
Fourth race, furlongs-Wild Irishman
won. Angelica second, Fay Lizette third. Time,
1:2S 2-5
Fifth race. one mle-Behoove won. Nannan
second. Jack Weber third. Time 1:43.
Sixth race, one mile-Pepper Dick won Ma
jor Daniels second. Albertola third. Time,
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Jockey Club Results.
NEW ORLEANS. March 15.-Ney

NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-New Louisiana
Jockey Club results:
First race, one and sixteenth miles-Bull-
finch won. Frank Rice second, Mcwilliams
third Time 1:50 lao
Second race one a sixteenth miles-Whirler
won. Dalesman second. Shotgun third Time.
1 :49 3-5
Third race, one ard a sixteenth miles
Homestead won Miss Betty second Main
spring third. Time, 40
Fourth race, one and eighth miles-Spen-
cerian won. Oldstone second. Duke of Kendall
third Time :54 4-5
: Fifth race seven Observation-Disclosures won,
Billy Wake second. Court Crier third. Time.
/ 20 L5
agraph second Sadduccee third Time :15 3-5
Seventh race, five furlongs-Leonard Hay
won. Panic second Veribest third Time,
l :01 4-5
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Hawthorne Club Fights.

AL Young, matchmaker for the
Hawthorne Club, has secured seven
boxing bouts for his next show, which
is to take place on the 21st inst. The
main event is in the form of a "dou-
BILE header" and will be between the
following four boxers: Rough House
Mcdonald and Jack Mclaughlin and
Johnny Grove and Young Dempsey.
The special" bout will be fought be-
tween Harry Tenny and Johnny Muir
ray The other four bouts are be-
tween men who are evenly matched.
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TO CONTROL
BREWERIES OF PORTLAND
Cleveland People VIII Merge All the
Plants In the Oregon
MetrODOIiS

CLEVELAND. o., March IA
Cleveland syndicate has, 1T is an
nounced here, secured options on all the
breweries in Portland, Ore, and will
shortly merge them under one manage
ment.
The Northern Brewery Company, in
corporated at Columbus yesterday. will
take over the consolidated properties at
Portland. The company was incorpor-
ated for only $4,000, but the plan is to
increase the capital to not less than
81, ,000, 900 when the formal transfer
takes place.
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Charles Trempour Is Arrested.

Charles Trempour, driver for a firm
Of contractors. was arrested yesterday
by Officer McCurrie of the Humane
Society for abusing six horses. The
animals were forced to draw an over
loaded wagon up steep hill in the
Mission. McCurrie's warning was
scorned by Trempour and the arrest
followed
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Famous PAGER Direct Is Dead.

NEW YORK, March 16.-Direct,
2:05A, formerly the champion pacing
stallion and sire of many grand cir
cult winners, dropped dead of rupture
of the heart at East View Farm.
James Buffers stock farm, to-day. He
was 20 years old and was valued at
about $4,000. His heat of 2:06 is still
the worlds high-wheel sulky record.
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widow. The funeral will take place to-
morrow from his late residence, 2s44
Howard street, thence to st. Peters
Church at 10:15 o'clock, where solemn
requim mass will be celebrated. The
body will be inferred in Holy Cross
Cemetery.
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PoolseIling Bill Defeated.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. March Is.
The House refused to-day to concur
in the Senate amendment to the bill
prohibiting bookmaking and poolsell-
ing, by which gambling on horse races
is reduced from a felony to a high
misdemeanor.
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Draw. for Ingleside PARK.

Two stakes. to be run at Ingleside
Park on Sunday, will be drawn to-
night at Eighth and Market streets.
Sufficient Iares are expected from the
San Joaquin Valley to-day to provide
the running,
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

BOSTON, March 15-Fire broke out to-day
In the hold Of the German steamship Widen
fes. which arrived last Saturday from Cal
cutta and Colombo with cargo valued at
81, 600. 900. The hremen succeeded in conflnine
the flames TO hold. One OF the consignees
estimates the loss at 5000, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

PHILADELPHIA March 15.-With the en-
tire available supply OF silver bullion com
pletely disposed Of 125 employees OF the count
ing and weighing rooms at the mint mostly
women have been indefinitely suspended.
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MUD HORSES ARE
SELECTED.
BY FRED e. .MULHoLLAND.

First race-Avonella, Bakers
field, Aprips Pride.
Second race-Pickaway, Re-
volt, Adirondack.
Third race-Shell Mount,
Foxy Grandpa, Our Choice.
Fourth race-Dora /, Del Ca
rina, MOdic,Im.
Fifth race-Lady Fashion,
Edgecliff, Saccharate.
Sixth face-COilectOr JeSSup
DelagOa, Iredeus.
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Wrestler Jenkins Defeats Gotch

NEW YORK March 15.-Tom Jen-
kins defeated Frank Gotch in their
wrestling bout here tonight. The
contest was catch -as-catch-can Jen-
kjns won the first and third falls,
Gotch the second.
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you"
When the time came for her de-
parture Mrs Chadwick was escorted
to the carriage and returned to the
jail.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

BERLIN. March 15.-The Emperor Of Japan
has designated Prince Arisagawa to repre-
sent him at the wedding OF Crown Prince
Frederick William. He represented Japan Al
Victoria's diamond Jubilee.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

MADISON, Wis, March 15-The Wisconsin
Assembly to-day killed the Senate bill appro-
priating s25. 900 for exhibit at the Lewis
and Clark Exposition.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-16

MADRID. March B.-Foreign Minister Wills
Urrutia to-day announced that King Alfona
so will visit London after leaving Paris
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bone Isl eDenden IF for
and strength and cuaes through system pure and
strong furnishes TO these different
intended When from becomes impure diseased i
tells Itchin tn;r
diseases muddy sow conpexons digurng sores bos carbuncles
snow he presence the blood of foreign or poison
Ca Contagious Blood Poison and Scroua effects of
deeply poisoned blood circulation These inherited
~ ~ quired, but the of trouble is the the
go blood. s. S. s.. purely blood remedy
A 80 A cleanses and pu-ihe
EW# 49, 49, strong and clean Undi
fects all poisons expelled from
th blood the general health built all disgng erupns bleu
es oappea the skin becomes soft and
M Rheumatism Cah Scoula Contagious Poison and ali dis
eases the blood cured by S. Book medical
s0V ee Oh cnage TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOOD BLOOD
TELLS ITS OWN STORY

And tells It eoquently in the bright eye the sunn1e
elastic movement the smooth soft skin, glowing with
health, body sound and WELL an active brain good
appetite and digestion refreshing sleep energy to per
form the duties and capacity to enjoy the pleasures Of
life The blood is the most vital part of the body
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Time-:241a, :49H, 1:16ls. 1.23A. A
show. is. Belle. place. 8: show.
iiton II-Lulu r. Trained by @. Bui
easing up Second and third easil
Brennus likes a heavy track. Ma
poorly with Millers Daughter and
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Laura @ nIsss 70 20 show g. AT PIo3spa5Ie pos. S.9
Trained by G. Wentworth Scratched
hard. Dora l well handled and best.
ly. Mountebank ran a mild race. Dr.
Hulford does not like sloppy track
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minutes. on at 3:O913- Dora. place. show. 40
show, AS. Winner. br. m. by Eagle Plums-Fro
-Greenock Meada. Start good. Won all driving
Laura F. a clever muddeT. Profitable away poor
Sherman away badly. showed speed then quit
Budd Wade warmed up like house on fire.
zap: three-year-oIds and up; value TO first. $500.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALLS RACING FORM CT

1912 e. Reubold. Burger q Co.
1924 Dandie Belle, a (Winters) 80.
1921 Blackthorn. q &C. p. Fink.
1881 Brennus, J. OF. Lowrie) ......
1906 Maud Muller. 8 (Mrs. Miller)
1880 Nj. Daughter. 3 (Z. Abramsl
1902 Box Elder, 4 q. j. Moran
1871 Ell Principe. yakima Sta
$500 Only Jimmie. (W. Abbott)
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quired, but the S,
blood. S. S. S., a
cleanses and purif
strong and clean.
fects all poisons q
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PEACE, THEN QUAKE.
Severe Series of Shocks Make World.
Famous Portsmouth Tremble.

Severe Series Of Shocks Make World.
Famous Portsmouth Tremble.
Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. IA series
of earthquake shocks, the most severe
ever felt in this section. occurred here
late yesterday afternoon. Buildings
trembled perceptibly, dishes were
shaken from the shelves, and in many
cases people rushed in terror from
their houses into the street. There
were three distinct shocks, and in
each instance the tremor was accom-.
panied by a sound like a distant ex-
plosion. The first impression was that
the powder magazine at the navy yard
had exploded: There had been no ex-
plision, however, and the shocks were
felt along the entire New Hampshire
coast line. The first shock was, felt a
little before sos p. NJ. and the other
followed soon after. In the business
section Of the city shoppers and EN-.
plryes of the stores rushed into the
street, believing the buildings were
about to collapse. Each of the three
shocks continued for several seconds.
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RUSSIANS ARE o L
No Notable Expressions Of satisfac.
ton or Dissatisfaction,

No Notable Expressions Of Satisfac-
ton or Dissatisfaction.
st. Petersburg. Sept. 1.-The news
OF the successful completion of the
preliminary negotiations for peace at
Portsmouth has been received here
without marksd or even notable ex-
pressions cit: r. of satisfaction or dis
satisfaction. Tranquility is perhaps
the best term with which to convey the
sentiment of practically all classes, in
Guiding the officials.
The general and pervading senti-
ment among the thinking element is
that Japan arrived at a recognition of
the fact that it was really impossible
for Russia to make any further con-
c%essions for she desired to avoid arous-
ing among the people at home senti-
ments which would constitute a most
serious menac to the future.
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TFLHa -rHHG . 100
great statesmen, ambassadors, dis
}tinguished prelates, leading represen.
tatives of all professions, miners, COW
boys, deputy sheriffs, guides, philoso-
piers and friends of every station,
sent glowing messages to the summer
executive Office in this sleepy little
village for transmission to Sycamore
Hill, until the official staff of clerks
were overwhelmed with the task OF
answering them.
Peace Prize for President.
Carlsbad, Sept. 1.-The Associated
Press has the highest authority for
stating that there is a strong proba.
bility that President Roosevelt will
receive the floble peace prize next
year.
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KILLED BY HER FiANCE.

Girl Breaks Promise to Man Who
Brought Her From Norway.
New York, Sept. Irene Same, a
Norwegian girl, was killed yesterday
by her fiance, Rudolph Williamson,
who had paid her passage from Nor.
way in order to make her his wife. and
to whom she had broken her promise
to marry him. Immediately after the
murder Williamson shot himself, He
will die. The tragedy occurred in a
Brooklyn apartment.
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COACH TURNED OVER.

One Man Killed and Three Injured in
Railroad Accident at Augusta, Ga.
Washington, Sept. !. - A dispatch
was received at the offices of the
Southern railway in this city stating
that local train Nc. IS had met with
an accident. and that while crossing
Reynolds street, in Augusta, the real
coach turned over. one man being
killed and three others injured. Nc
other details Were given.
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A man in Pittsburg is paying a deb,
incurred at a game of cards by omit
ting his regular daily ablutions for the
space Of n year. His appearance on
the streets of Pittsburg, however, is
n3yt likely to occasion any remark.
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The Troy, N. Y, baseball team has
gone on a strike. Some of the Troy
fans are unkind enough to say that
not before this season has the teams
hitting been worthy of notice.
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"All wives" says a woman physi-
clan, should become hypnotists and
put their husbands under the inf1u-
ence." The great trouble with this
scheme is that SO many men are poor
hypnotical subjects.
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DIsPEL HUBBARD MYSTERY.

Physicians Say Death Was Due to
Heart Disease. :
Chicago Sept. Coroner Hoffman
yesterday held an inquiry into the
death of Rensselaer, d. Hubbard of
Manllato, grain merchant, who died
suddenly in the rooming house of Mrs.
Nellie White. The verdict of the cor
orner's jury was heart disease. Hub.
bard was a guest at a fashionable
down town hotel, arriving there Tues
day.