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Tate Springs Water preyef'T grip and eradicates the bad effects by its wonder ful eliminating powers 2-25-6t-eod
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Too Plain.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 You see," he explained, apologetically' q didn't know just what to do.''
 But" protested his friend, accusingly, surely you saw your plain duty in the
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matter,
 ''Yes, I saw 1t, and I guess because was so very plain it didn't attract me"
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THE INVESTMENT HOME PURCHASING CONTRACTS

which we issue terminate in Eighty Months. You would pay S48O and receive S24O profits, making a total of S72O that would be returned to you.
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CURED OF THE
 TOBACCO HABIT

Disguised With Tobacco, and Would Not Give $5 Car for it Unless He Could Dispose of 1t at a Profit, and Would Then Feel Delicacy in Trafficking in the Filthy Stuff"
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COST OF 4 SI,OOO LOAN
If made when S72.OO in dues have been paid

Monthly deposit s6 for F months Cor
 Tn ddNdnce1 ...++....-+....s...i-.... 9tz-oO Deducted out of dues for expense... IS .O0
 Balance to your credit ..............s54. co
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WhatI You haven't heard about the quartertoneP Call the "GAWK." Peoples phone 276, Age Herald building. Gawk Engraving Go.
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We are glad to give you the ben eft of our expe- rienced judgment
 in the matter of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

When it prints good. 1t Is Q good cut The Gawk Engraving Go.
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Seed Potatoes.
BANK ACCOUNTS

I want names of Inactive and all savings accounts. How many can you furnishp No hurry.
 Address in confidence,
 P. o. Box 760.
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We are the peo- pie to buy them from in any quan- tity. Amzi God den Co.,, Seed Merchants 201S First Ave.
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 Amount of loan ...............S .Sl, GOO %
 Amount to your credit...... 54.00 Balance due 1st yr., $946 at per c...s S7 .S4 Balance due Ed yr., 1856 at per G.. 34. Balance due 3d yr.. $766 at per c.... S0.64 Balance due 4th VT, $676 at per. C.. 2f.04 Balance due 9th VT, s5S6 at 4 per C.. 23. 4 lBalance due 9th VT, S496 at 4 per C.. 19 .S4 Balance due 7th yr., s406 at 1 per C.. 16 2. Balance due Sth VT. $Sl6 at per C.. 12.6i Balance due 9th yr., $226 at per C.. 9.O4 Balance due 1th yr.. $136 at 4sper C.. 5.4- Balance due months, $46 at per c. .9i Total interest for 1o1s yearsa...... .s217 3i $217 32 divided by 126 months equals s1.7; sper month.
 $946 divided by 126 months equals sz50 per month.
 Total equated monthly payments, s923. Loans may be paid at any time, thus |stopping further interest
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
BEAR PRESSURE
IN COTTON PIT

NEW YORK. Oct 14-There was
a renewal of bear pressure in
the cotton market on the theory
that the Weather Bureau report
on Tuesday would confirm the bearish
assertions concerning the effect OF
frost. and after opening easy, unehang-
ed TO points lower, the, market in
creased the decline in spite of liberal
covering by weekend shorts. Rumors
of run on prominent Southern bank
were influential in the decline, which
carried the market to a net loss OF 4q5
points, but II was reported that the run
was unwarranted and had been prompt
ly handled and around 9.77 for January
the market met some demand from spot
houses. which added to the covering of
shorts. rallied the market to a net ad-
vance of 3@4 points. when trading be-
came less active and fluctuations mar
row and irregular but showing in the
main a steady undertone.
The days prices were as follows;
October, 955Qs.55; December. 9,049.7S
January. 9S7G9SS. March. lO.OSQlO.04
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
PRICES EASIER EASIER
IN SLOW MARKET
Fractional Loss Generally
Under Half Per Cent.
BANK STATEMENT IGNORED
Attendance on Change Cut Down By
Large Number of Outdoor
Sports.

NEW YORK, Oct 1A-The London
quotations averaged q shade stronger.
and although the London houses were
not disposed to trade either way in the
market. they had their sentimental tn
fuence. which is apt to be more potent
on Saturday than any other day. At
tendance on the stock exchange was cut
down materially on account Of the pleas
ant weather and the large variety OF
outdoor sports. The volume of the mar
kei. therefore. compared poorly with the
corresponding two hours of Friday. or
OF the other days of the present week.
Probably the smaller attendance did not
interfere with prices. however much
they did with volume. Nevertheless, the
market was disposed to drift. 1t ruled
on the whole rather strong for the first
hour and half. and rather heavy SUBJ
sequently. At the close, seven out of
the ten most active stocks were easier,
the fractional loss being generally less
than half OF one per cent The ten
dency observed throughout the week
was toward decisive strength in a con-
siderable number of specialties.
The bank statement. which made a
better showing than was indicated by
the average expectations. had little In
fluence on prices. The market for the
last half hour was quiet, and II il had
any tendency at all was In the direc-
tion of sagging. The close was nominal
ly rather than distinctly heavy. Reading.
st. Paul. and American Locomotive
were among the iuues a shade easier.
Louisville and Nashville and Canadian
Pacific were shade stronger. Among
the specialties Central Leather was
comparatively strong. In the bond list
the strength OF American Tobacco As
was feature Among the coalers Del
aware and Hudson rose point. There
were bids for Lackawanna at the high
record prices, which brought out no
stock. Minneapolis and st. Louis. up 4
points. made a high record for recent
years. Chicago and Northwestern lost
a point on nominal dealings.
The bond list averaged strong. Gov
ernment bonds were unchanged.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
MODERATE BUYING
IN LONDON MARKET

z LONDON, Oct 4.-Trading on the
stock exchange was quiet and practical
ly featureless. Consois and home rails
were fairly steady.
Americans opened steady and quiet.
pending the New York bank statement.
The undertone was cheerful, and there
was moderate buying. probably for New
York account. Prices closed firm.
Foreigners were steady.
Money was in good demand today and
considerable sums changed hands IN
connection with the repayment over
PA,5OO,000 Of Egyptian government
bonds. Discounts were firm.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

just in time to collide with Lancia, who
was leaving a control station. after
having new tire Sut on.
The Spectators who saw the accident,
say that Christie was not to blame. as
Lancia jumped his car right in Its path.
Lancia was so hemr.ed In by the crowd
that he did not see Christie coming. 1t
was very regrettable accident, as Ian
cia certainly seemed to have the race
ih hand when the collision occurred.
Jenatzy's Flying Start.
me nrst car started away on it's wild
hight promptly at o'clock. The driv-
er was Jenatzy. one OF the German
team, and the winner of the James
1ordon Bennett Cup in 1903 He got
5000 start and kept up a hot pace for
three laps, but on the fourth round a
cylinder blew out and he was forced to
ieaye the course
Ihe others were started al intervals
o1 minute. and with a few exceptions
sot away In gocd order The Christie
, uar was not on the course when it
tWenty-eight minutes late and was per-
initted 10 start The White car got
me poorest start of any, and met with
iiiisilrtunes at every point In the course.
Lancia Took the Lead.
The last car had hardly gotten out of
sight when Jenatsky came into sight.
ana passed the grandstand going at a
rate OF about eighty miles an hour
Number four, driven by Lancia, came in
l"o minutes later. In the third round
Ldhcla passed Jenatzy and the others
VINO mad started before him and from
tnat time until he was thrown out by
ms collision with Christie, he held the
iedo. gaining steadily all the time.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Oct. la.-Wheat did not
hold an early advance 1t had today, and
closed Y lower than 1t old the day be-
fore. Valentine was a buyer soon after
the opening. and while that lasted the
Letter crowd more than undid what the
taking of million bushels by the
Armour representative had accomplish
ed Cash wheat was heavy, and at
Kansas City hard winter wheat was
from / to cents lower in that market.
and some grades almost unsuitable.
There was substantially no demand for
export of American wheat Corn and
oats became easier after being steady
the greater part of the day. Provisions
Were xsry dull until near the c,cse.
when some few selling or.i=rs came on
the market with no buyers until offered
down from 2ta to- cents.
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MONEY AND EXCHANG GE.

NEW YORK, Oct H.-Call money to-
day nominal, per cent During the
week cali loans were made every day
at per cent. On Monday the rate ad-
vanced to 614 per cent, and the same
day fell to S1z, which were the high and
low rates for the week.
Time money remained remarkably
steady during the week Broke kers re-
ported some business. but transactions
were light. The offerings were small.
but easily supplied the demand-' Rates
5d51z per cent for sixty to ninety DAYS;
41s44A per cent for four and six months
Mercantile paper has ruled dull A
fair assortment is offered. but most on
the paper buying institutions report
themselves pretty we'll loaned UP, and
business in the city especially has been
light IN consequence. Rates per cent
for indorsed bills receivable AID prime
single names, 51SG6 per cent for those
not so well known.
Interior money rates unchanged
Domestic Exchange.
Chicago exchange on New York city
par. unchanged from yesterday. ana
compared with 10 cents discount year
ago today, Boston exchange par 10
cents discount, against to 10 discount
yesterday.
Foreign Exchange.
The sterling market was firm today,
closing points above yesterday.
Rates for actual business were as fol-
lows: Sixty days, 4.S230; demand. 4soSVl
4.S5S5: cables 4. .S630fI4 $685.. Commercial
bills were 4.S11zQ4.S .S21z.
Continental bills were quoted as fol-
lows: Francs, 5.205s and BIS: reichs-
marks. 81 5-16 and 50 plus 1-3z: guilders.
80 1916 and 40 plus 1-16.
Silver.
Bar silver in London quiet and liz
lower at % 7-16 pence per ounce. Today s
New York price for commercial bars \.
lower at 61HQ63h. Government assay
bars 4 lower at 6lzq635s. Mexican dol
lars unchanged at 47Aq49.
Exports and Imports of Specie.
Exports of gold from New York for
| the week ending today. as officially re-
ported at the custom house. were s5,37s
to the South, of silver, $S22, ,329, of which
all but $6.213 was to London. Since jan
uary /: Gold, s3S. III. 1852; silver S27.97s S39
against s73, ,925, ,e73 gold and S3l SO, 1893 sill
yer for the same time last year.
Imports OF gold at New York this
week We're S. 500, 1856, of whiNh S2,579. .24s
was from Hamburg. and s1.095.4 .497 from
Southampton; of silver. s6s. OBS from the
| South Since January L: Gold. sl4. .051 sos
silver. 1858. IA. against .S13 gold
and sS13.iS3 silver for the same period
| in 1904
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE weekly
bank statement is as follows:
Reserve on all deposits. increase. s5.-
s25. 225: reserve on deposits other than
United States. increase. IS. .93S. .775; loans.
decrease. s29.45s. 600: specie. decrease.
s3 0s6. 800; legal tenders. increase. s735. 500;
deposits United States included de-
crease S33. .l04. 100: circulation. increase.
sl3 400. total 81, csc. .2S4. 300
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Substituted States Reg. rs. 5000
l04h.
Washington Street Ry. As. n00OQ9lM.
Washington Street Ry.. common 5c4
OK. 5OQ43zs. lOd4s1k. 10oa43A
Washington Gas, saQso1s. 154eo1z. 10
e01k. 1oae0lz.
Lanston. 25@15Ss. 5ca15as. l0oal5A. 1OOa
ISL. 2UG15h.
Graphophone common, l0od5. 10od5. 5o0
6, 10On5. 20G5.
Graphophonc. preferred. 1ooGss. 1000
oL 1OO691x
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

NEW YORK, Oct. H-The following
are the highest. lowest. and closing
prices, together with the number Oh
sales. of the most active securities on
the stock exchange during the past
week.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by w. B. Hibbs a Co., 1alo p
street. Members New York Stock Exchange. |
Chicago Board Of Trade. and Washington |
Stock Exchance1
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
MORGAN GIVES $4,000
TO EARTHQUAKE FUND

ROME. Oct. 1.-THE sum of $4,000 has
been received from ]. Pierpont Morgan
I0r the benefit OF the sufferers from the
recent earthquakes in the province of
Calabria.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Following are
the prices on the curb market today,
compared with yesterday:
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
IMPORTS AT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1-Imports of dry
goods and general merchandise at New
York this week. reported in full at the
custom house today. were s544.ss3 above
last week, and 1867 .9ol above this week
last year. They compare as follows
with last week and with the correspond
ing week a year ago:
This wk. Last wk. Last yr
Dry goods. -. 81, ,S36332 $2,975, go si,979, ,12i
Gen. mdse... 1892, 332 l2.240, l6l 9,Sl3. .639
Total SIS, ,7e0, ,664 SIS, ,2l5, III 81, 1872 7eS
Golden Leaf Lard Is exceptionally fine
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
CUP RACE
nJN I'M RECORD TIME
CONTINUED from First Page.)

ering lap after lap of the 2S-3-mile
course in 231z minutes; his fastest lap.
his fourth. being made in % minutes and
Is seconds. Not only this, but his car
covered 1851 miles in leg minutes and
81 seconds. which is going some"
Although something over 10000 spec
tators lined the course from end TO end.
over $4,000 being gathered around the
grandstand at Mineola alone. not a
single spectator was injured or harmed
in any way.
Two mechanics, employed on the
Christie and Lie cars We're injured, and
Foxhall Keene got a bad shaking up
through colifding with, telegraph pole
when his tire burst at the dreaded So
turn at Albertson5 but there vas no
repetition of the horrible Arents affair
OF last year.
70 Minimize Accidents.
Judging by today's results. II another
race is ever held ever the Long Island
course. contestants who have lost over
two laps should be compelled to with
draw from the race as they stand alb
solutely no chance to win. and simply
chances of accident.
Neither the White, Christie. nor 6-cylin-
dered Pope-Toledo cars. which were sub
stituted for the winning cars in the re-
cent elimination race. made any sort Of
showing. The White car. II seemed,
could never get going properly. and
when it did, 1t would have tire troubles.
Lytle. in the Pope-Toledo got into trou-
BILE in the second round, and finally with
drew after the fourth round.
The Christie car did not start until
2S minutes 80 seconds after the others,
and while it covered the round in 90
minutes, 1t met with misfortune In the
next round. and finally got going again
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
THE DIFFERENCE.
rid isn't ;t2,y

Queer world. isn't ;t?"
why so?"
When English fisherman are shot
at II becomes q matter OF international
concern, when American fisherman are
shot at everybody laughs. ."-Cieveland
Plain Dealer.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. H.-FolloWing are
the quotations IN the New York grain
market:
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

Want to Exchange Something7
Try q want ad In the For Exchange"
qDlu1nn Of The Times and make your
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

Golden Brand Bacon. standard in quail
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

Golden Leaf Lard is exceptionally fine
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

Jan. 12-Joe Cans successfully defends title
to lightweight championship against
Fitzgerald of Brooklyn, at Detroit....
0;39 2-5, at Detroit.
26-Steamer Deutschland makes trip from
90 New ] York to Gibraltar tar in 5days, % hours;
championship at Ormond, Fla. Time,
46 SO.
for so, 20 and 10 miles; 4O:49 4-5, 1902 and
7:29 4-5, respectively.
Feb. 1-Abe Attel knocks out Harry Forbes
In night for featherweight championship
12-Krauss and Spies, Washington, d. c..
win 2-men team bowling champion ship
13-National bowling championship won by
Martin Kern, ST. Louis.
26-H. Elliot, Denver, sets new bowling
mark 712.
29.Young Corbett knocks out Sullivan in
Mar. 25-Jlmmie Britt whips Young Cor
2S-G. F. Slosson breaks worlds billiard 49,
inch balk line record; runs 291.
Apr. l4-National and American League
baseball seasons opened.
May 2-Elwood wins Kentucky Derby.
Jun; 5-Oregon first in target practice...
1S.oHighball wins American Derby; time,
2S-Syracuse wins intercollegiate SCARED
Jul. 1-Yale wins SCARED race from Har-
ward.
1O--Wm. Anderson captures national golf
24-Yale-Harvard defeat OXford-Ca
| bridge in athletic meet. Score, 6 to 3.
| Aug. 22-Earl Kiser breaks worlds auto
record. Mile in 0:54
26-Jeffries whips Munroe in 2 rounds. at
| Frisco.
| 3O-T. Hicks wins st. Louis marathon race.
| Sep. 24-Omaha wins Western League pen
nant.
Oct 1O--Boston wins American League
pennant....Ne New York wins National
League pennant.
| 14-Miss Bishop, Bridgeport, Conn, wins
national golf championship at Philadel'
| phia.
21-Prince Direct and Morning Star driver
to pole at Memphis, Tenn, go half-mile ir
10O&4 breaking record.
| 24-Maj. Delmar circles mile track at Mem
phis in 2OlA, breaking record for un-
| paced trotters.
26-Dan Patch at Memphis paced mile ir
| 1855. fastest ever paced by harness horse
| Nov. 11-Lou Dillon sets worlds recorC
| (2:0D for unpaced mile
| 12-Michigan defeats Chicago at Ann Arbor
% to u, capturing football championship
| of west.
| 1T-Dan Patch breaks worlds record fol
paced mile on 11-mile track at Oklahoma
City. Okla Time 2O3
| Dec 20-James Britt defeats Battling Mel
son in 20 rounds in Frisco.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

ss1-Lieut. Count Keller killed, Yamse pass.
-25-Russians defeated in l4-hour battle at
Aug. I4-VIadivostok fleet nearly ami
hilated.. II $50 Japs killed and wounded:
Russian loss, 1900
>26-Big twelve-day battle near Liaoyang
results in great Jap victory.
Sep. 22-Ta pass taken by Japs.
S2S-Czar virtually deposes kuropatkin as
berg second army.
Oct 5-Peace congress asks for end OF war
putze. Jap gunboat Heiyen wrecked at
Pigeon bay, 1877 drowned.
519-Great battle of ShalShe river ends In
overwhelming Jap victory.
s21-Number of Russians killed in battle of
Shakhe river, 1900: wounded, 55,S6S
rs Russian Baltic fleet fires fleet of
English vessels In North Sea, killing
captain and mate, wounding "A SCORE aud
sinking ship
:24-Great Britain demands explanation OF
Russia for North sea incident.
.25-Oyama reports casualties in Shakhe
river battle to be l5,S79. .Alexien ap-
points Kuropatkin commander-in-c chief
gret at action of Baltic fleet.
N-Japanese capture village OF Jerdagan
2s-Danger OF war between Russia and Eng
land averted by agreement to leave dis
pute to The Hague commission:
Nov. 2-Weeks attack on Port Arthur re-
of Russian Baltic feet from Vigo Spain.
causes war scare In England
t-4O.oOO Japs killed and wounded at Port
Arthur in last months.
t0-Japan offers through England to end
war. Offor spurned by Russia. Mine
explosion at Port Arthur kills TOO Rus
slams. Gen. Stoessel asks armistice.
TE3-KuroN reported killed by she'll Report
declared false.
IH6-Russian destroyer Rastoropny blown up
by own officers
:a-Japanese ships capture German vessel
trying to run Port Arthur blockade
922-Gen. Kuroki reported killed
80-Japanese capture 203- Meter Hill at Port
Arthur, losing $1,000 men,. Russian
cruiser Saiyen sunk by mine.
cDec. 7-Russian battleship Peresviet sunk BY
Japanese shells in Port Arthur harbor
ls-Reported that all Russian battleshipi
and cruisers arc sunk or destroyed.
e9-Czar recalls Baltic fleet from far east.
I-Russian battleship Sevastopol, last o
Port Arthur fleet. torpedoed
16-Seven Russians escape from Port Ar
thur with dispatches for czar
1S-Japs torpedo Russian battleship Sc
vastopol. losing two torpedo boats.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06
MsreorIoSicaI

Jan. 22-Moundsville Ala, swept by lorna
do: 81 killed.
Mar. 10-Flood damage throughout north
estimated at $4,000, 000
l7-Heaviest hailStorm on record caused
$500, 900 damage in New Orleans.
2-Higginsville, Mo-, tornado RACES 30
buildings; kills l.. Floods cause great
damage at Grand Rapids. Mich. and
throughout state causing loss OF II. OOo. 900
25-Wind and flood In middle west cost 5
lives and property loss Of sS,0oSooo
2-Floods in Indlan4 cost u lives; SO.OOO,-
900 loss. =. 10 die In Arkansas storm.
Michigan floods cost lives, So 600 loss.
Apr 1-Ottawa river submerges Lima. o..
drowned at Ottawa. ..
&-Big damage by tornado at Mcpherson.
May "a killed by lightning at Bessie, Okla
20-6 killed In cloudburst near Ft Collins,
27STornado destroys New Liberty, Ill.
Jun. "a killed, 2 injured by lightning n
TennySon, Ind Flood renders COO New
ton, Kan, homeless.
1913 die in Indian territory floods.
6-Over 50 die in destruction of El Cobre
Cuba, by tornado,
Jul. Is killed by wassrspout at Clinton
s-Kansas City, Kan. inundated.
ls-Cloudburst at Manila, 200 die Loss, y.
Gi-Douglas and Silver Star. New, sweD
away by floods.
Aug is-TornadO sweeps Illinois and Mis-
2O~Minnesota tornado Kills Is Loss, 50.
| Q00, 600.
rs. Dakota cyclone kills 6.
| Sep. l6-Atlantic coast storm Kills IA; doe
sO-Trinidad, Col, struck by flood Loss
oct. ei,O'S.oGs, @Half watrous. N. Mex, razed b.
Hood: ~ drowned
Dec. 4-Rain breaks long drought through
out country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1905-01-06

Feb. Sc. S. Blydenburg. Eidora, Ia. SEN
fenced to life imprisonment for killing
NJ. Cluck, Rockville Mo-, kills rival and
self for hand of sweetheart.
lS-F. G. Senter, Denver, Col. kills'wife and
Is~W. Laning kills Emma Bueglar and
self at Ripon, Wis.
rs. Mauck. Sioux City. Ia.. kills daughter
24@F. LewandOwski. Chicago. killed wife
2s@J. b. Huddy, Jackson. Mich. kills wife
and self. IA. w Pressed and wife. Hunt
ington, Ind commit suicide in Chicago
Mar. 6-Mrs. Stanson, Elgin, H.. kills hus-
band son and self.
14-Wm. Gunsauer killed Mrs. Anna Palmer
(colored) and self, at Leayenworth, Kan
Mcdonald indicted for Sarah Scha-
&c Kirschofiier, Brooklyn, Kills wife.
son and self.
A%Geo. Kelch. Georgetown. o.. kills lisa
Matthews and self.
ADJ. CIV. p. Saylor killed Mrs. Hogge-
meyer, his pnramour. and self. at Meyers
15ULouis Peasant, murderer of Mrs Mary
Spilka, hanged in Chicago. -
2l-Bank at Clay city, Ind, robbed of sc, 900
by safe blowers
222Frank Rose. wife murderer shot to
29--H Il. Osgood, Hiram. Me-. kills wife and
May i-wm Sheffield, wife and two daugh-
| tcrs murdered near Valiant, /. It.
9O-Mayor McLane. Baltimore. committed
Jun. 6~J. M. Pouch. Roselle. N. j.. kills
children and self.