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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
"Florida by Sea. .

Merchants 4 Miners Trans. Co. Savannah
Line from BalumoT4 10 savannah d mos g1S
TcIirbtful route TO Savannah, Ga. and all
Florida points Low fares, excellent sery-
Ice. Send for booklet Tickets on sale IS
& O r. r. Offices. ". 7. Turner, g. I. A,
baltimore. Md FINEST COASEWlSE
TRIPS IN THE WORLD"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

Norton A. Ellis. whose home Is at Gl7
Maryland avenue northeast, called at the
Casualty Hospital last night about II 30
o'clock and was treated for slight injuries
he had received by being assaulted while
on 18th street northeast, not far from his
home He told the police that the assault
was committed by young white man who
was a stranger to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

Club breakfast. noon lunch, table d'hOte
dinner and service a. la carte. Choice sea
food Of all varieties direct from the catchers.
Diamond back Terrapin, Steamed Oysters
and Choice Fish Life time experience. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

No 10 engine company responded to
local alarm OF fire yesterday afternoon and
found the grass on the Corcoran estate
burning. The blaze was extinguished be-
fore any damage had been caused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
A Good Preserver of Health.

Good beer Is admittedly q good tonic. Fine
materials, hygenic brewing and careful ag-
ing make old Glory" most wholesome dark
beer. Phone w. 43G Abner-Drury Brew. Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
Servants Will Come 70 You.

All that Is necessary is to let them know
your wants through The Star Told in fif-
teen words an ad will cost 15c 1t is the
cheapest. best and quickest method known
to secure desirable help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

Jesse Day, twenty-three years of age.
who lives near Camp Spring. Nd. was
taken sick while on the street last evening
about $50 o'clock. He was near 9TH and
P streets at the time and was removed 10
the Emergency Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

Sarah Wyncoop, thirty-three years OF
age, who lives at 204T Brightwood avenue.
was taken suddenly III while al 9th and T
streets this morning about 1910 o'clock.
She was given treatment at Freedmen's
Hospital.
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Baltimore and Return. s125.

Via Pennsylvania railroad. every Satur-
day and Sunday. All trains except Con
gressional Limited. "-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
A DELIGHTFULLY."- Delicious Butter.

The goodness and purity of Shuffie's Spe-
cfal Elgfn Creamery appeal to every one.
800 Center mkt, B st. wing. Phone NJ. 80
also 1920 n. Liberty mkt. Phone NJ. 3305
Advertisement,
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2 Per Cent Interest and Safety

is preferable to a higher rate involving risk
Banking dept. of Union Trust Co, 1414 f.
pays per cent interest on all accounts
Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
Good Automobile Weather.

If you want to buy or sell an automobile
put a small 'ad." In The Star automobile
column" Rate one cent a word for three
or more days. 1t will do the business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
"Braddockp is the Right whiskey

to provide for all family needs. Unquestion-
ably pure-uniform IN quality. See that it's
kept in the house. Good dealers sell it
Advertisement.
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old-Fashioned Brewed Ale and Porter.
A.G. Hermann. $50 10th Sc. Phone 1929.
fe22-2t
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Know Thyself; Authentic Palmistry,
polite receptions. Nine. Zarra. 729 9th n. W.
fe13-eo-7t*
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Phone Reisinger's for Ice Cream.

81 gal. SOC. p gal. 235 C St Phone M.27G7.
TO secure prompt and satisfactory service
send In your Sunday orders on saturdays
orders received until 1890 pm. Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

FusselI's Charlotte Russes, Doc. Doz.,
Delivered. can or phone 1913. 1927 N. Y. av.
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You Get Americas Choicest Buffers

when patronizing James f. Oyster, 9th and
Pa. ave. Headquarters for pure, fresh, deli
cious creamery products. Four-Leaf Glover
Creamery a speciality. Stands in all markets.
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
RaItimore and Return, s1.25,

Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains both
ways, both days, except Royal Limited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

Castor Ovals-The Best Remedy for
INDIGESTION and constipation. Druggists lOc
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We're Selling eoc. Candies for a5c.

now TO introduce our new varieties. Try the
Creamed Grapes, Chocolate Walnuts, Mexi-
can Phoebe GEO b. SHEETZ, + & 10th
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A Comfortable Coach for 1nvalids.
Looks like a landau. Rides easier than
an ambulance Wash. Livery Stable, AIS sth-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23
It's Time to Prepare Hot Beds.

Glass. exs and sx10. $3.50 box Sash also
I5isnger Bros. 2109 18th NV. Phone y. 11T3
fe23-d. eSu,S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-23

John R Kelly. Center Market, 9th st.
Wing. NeyyYorkRoastBeef DelmonicoSteak.
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1875 Additional Underwood Tvpe.

writers Purchased by the New
York Schools.
Another victory for the Underwood Type
writer Co. The board of education OF the
city of New York has Just purchased i25 ad-
ditional machines from the Underwood Type
writer Co. Local office 1906 L st-Adyt
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson, Aucts.. 1903 H street NV.
fe9-20t
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Chris. Handlers Pride of Virginia Port
An Invigorating tonic for malaria or spring
fever 75c at. Only at 900 9TH ST
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washington Art Galleries, 14o9 h St.

Saturday last day of the catalog sale FINE
Nah Furniture. Rrasses. Sheffield, etc, II
am; Oriental Rugs in the afternoon session
at 3 o'clock, some fine specimens. Don |
miss this opportunity. Brown Tolson,
auctiyueers
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s1.25 To Baltimore and Return s1.25

Pennsylvania railroad; Saturday and Sun
day; good to return until Sunday night
Advertisement.
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Regular Sale at Sloan's
NOT THAT KIND OF BREAD.

tomorrow. second floor including carpets
Housekeepers and dealers inyited.-Advt
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Every One Likes Bricks
of c. SIS Pure Cream Ice Cream. Druggists
Advertisement.
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Narcissus. 35c. per dozen. at Kramer's, eIs
F street. debit
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Best Gran. Sugar, 41a C. Lib. Best
Potatoes, T5c bu. Johnstons s. T31 9TH st. n W
It,
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aeyer,s Fried Oysters Win Favor

with all. They're exceptionally fine. Try
them. Delivered everywhere. 1927 18th. 1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Native Of Virginia.
or of NH. TImeB-DispatcIl:

lMltor OF Vtle III TnEH7ll ktatc lli "a si II 4
sir,--I read With great pleasure your
f q q .s f,f III sY!ssE ssa
oyer, failed 10 mention the fact that nr.
Reed was q ratlye Of dloucestcr county,
VA and q grAdhatat Qf The hedlcal
School OF tho Un!yeIylty 81 YiEslnlA.
HIS father was q Astflodist Clergyman
Nha Renewed from North Carolina 70
bT Heed accomplished az much Tor
scieHce ~ America AZ Past9Hr DID W
France He was q man Of the. f1nest
earaese[ ana nm h'sgsyt 1924, aa1d AZ
g99ime!hins ioE tls good 81 i,lm Z a Y,
thss IHiisa tHts.ss ATay WI AIN AIN "a q M
Genius Hnd lntifIpR .erorts by the dis1
coYery that yeliow fever was caused w
this li1te Of d ,nosGllt0 hs war thf flrst
Ia point pvt The way to prevent mat
a tt,s'i h ylga!ala tSiday, among others,
n niece at AshlAnd. Il. " l1s !.
The State J4bIag Hnara tiAa grdsrsd
q painting Of pr; Reed f9F the Virginia
ntate Library There can hf IA ~. dq pHg
giliil has syar produced, II, IN fact. not
the gieatest oyer known In Alnerica.
VIZ Vefs respectfully,
August II. ls0s. I I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Danville's Light Committee.

Tho Times Dispatch ls flattered that at
recent meeting OF the Dnnyille City
Council an editorial which appeared in
this paper on the 1lth instant was made
the subject Of discussion In u report sub
United by the Committee on L,ght. The
committee intlmatel that the article in
The Times Dispatch was part Of Il
crusade which had been inauguratcd in
Danyille to force the Council into grant
ing frapeh!sp to the panyllle Railway
and Electric Company, phls would be
amusing to The Times-plspalch Il ~ did
not imply that this paper had undertaken
to meddie In panvtlle's business and 10
champion the cause OF corporation In
whose affairs 1t has no possible Interest
Cur interest In thf. dispute Is purely
Mdlslnterested, bul 1t grows an the plot
unfolds, First Of all. we ore interested
IN tho abatement made hY the. street car
company that Ii VIII undertake TO furnisf
elessitic lights at tho price nj seven cent
per kilowatt less tEenly per cent, dis
count; whereas the municipality charge.
ten cents per kilowath less twenty POI
cant. Al
yet the company found "a feeling II
the community that The City should do 81
Y ths, ltghttp.. ~ strong that IT drew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
THREE MONTHS ON ISLAND,
a CRUSOE. FOR SCIENCE
Alfred u Klein Will Visit Kergueen Island, Away South
Of Indian Ocean, to Find Plants and Animals Tor
the Museum Of Natural History,

the sea elephants he kills The skins 9 &
the anInalH are the only part valuable
3tosthe Museum. The institution VIII pro
vide for the explorer board.
lg5 Kergnclen Island Isl situated at forty
3rino degraes souti, lat tude md seventy
degrees east longitude, half WAY between
Africa and Il Tasmania, an about as IA
from the South Pole nc Chicago isa from
the North Pole. II Is ninety N lies long,
and contains VOLCANOES ard glaciers lts
Temperature seldom rises above 4 fty5 de-
grees or falls below zero. ] t IL excessly y
damp. There are no islnnds near Ker-5
gueien, and 1t has never been Inhabited
for any length Of time At .5s 33ssa
t 1t VIII be more than six months before
Mr. Klein Will know how he will Ike this
Robinson Crusoe llfe for although he ex-
poets to sail IN September, n Will take
half yea TO reach his destination Here
the vessel viii leave him while 1t cruises
for three months In southern waters
hunting sea elephants. Mr. Klein Will.
spend this time collecting and preparing
specimens OF everything new which he
finds whether nnlmal or vegetable. He
viii take good store OF provisions with
him. but Will 1.-Two, 30 far rs posi- BILE, y
on what he kills. It Is not supposed that
large animals live on the Islands, but Mr.
Klein Will have plenty OF monkeys to talk
TO. When the vessel is ready to return
she Will stop Mt the island md pick Y p
Mr. Klein. with all his collcctions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Justifying L,yn,lc,lht:Iii,ng..

,rhe N ews Lender undefrttaE kes ~; to draw 7l'1.
some + sort \ 81 distinction between the
filyncilng at Greenwood a. c., and the
|%lynching at Salisbury, M Gu by pointing ll
out that in the North Carolina case the
accused men were in the custody Of the
Law and under the prot ectipn of the State
LIN the South Carolina case the guilty
man never was In the hands of the Ia
35s distinction Without 81 q Inference ,'e;i
Every man is constructlvely In the GUS
6todyf1 OF tho law SO far Us his safety
from mob violence Is 4 concerned and Is
fully entitled to the oton Of The law law
Tho mob has no more right to lyncn q
man before than after his arrest But in
the Greenwood cnse the accused negro
was, to all tintents and PURPOSES, ulideer,
arrest. Tho Governor Of the State was
present and made q noble plea for the
majesty Of tho law. y promise YOU
said le .'on my honor. that as speedy
trial as the law allows shall be held ED
I am here alone, but represent the ma ma
jesty Of the laY. ] represent the State
OF South Carolina -your State and mine
and Il say . you, beg you. ] simp ,l'2r,
You, in Gods name, don't put another II 81 (
stain uponE nlr fair s. ate. Il plead With
you to let tho law take It's course 'is III
ss559 Yet 81 the News Ieade seriously q argues
that tho mob was just liable In turning
a deaf ear to this pathetic prayer Of the
States chief executive office and string !,
Ing the negro UP on the Hcpre, forsooth.s
that his corpus was not nctually In pos
session OF the sheriff. Fine distinction,
indeed. but It does not Justify lynchlng.
IS " Iynching Is lypching L no matter the
and lynching is unlaW-
fully deprlvng a man nan Of his life, whether
or no he be technically Sin the custody
Of the law.' It has become alarmringly3
frequent in the South. not for one crime ne
alone but for all capital crimes, and oc :.
slonally for those which are not. Nor
can we reasonably expect Il to cease 50
long as reputable newspapers defend and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
fspeclal 4 10 The Times Dispatch)

BOSTON, MASS. August Like 81 e. e
RoplnsonS crpsoe, only without q man man
Friday, and Wit q. certainty af sreseue.
Alfred i. q In will spend three $zn9nttha
on Kcrguelen island J, away south y OF \. ing
indian Ocean, and half way bet EI l'n'
mania and the southern end ri the CON
5tInerlt OF Africa, He IS being sent thlther
81 the MUSEUM Of Natural History 70
purposes Of research, and expects g ga sali
from Boston Iii September. *
+ Through the yoyag es OF q ThaltnE YES 4
sell the Museum has obtained information
about SKerguelen Island which leads 70
Ia belief that the island contains many
specilnens OF plan t and animal lie entire
~ unknown to the world OF science. pr.
- AZ. Lucas, OF the Museum concluded It
would be profitable to send some one
there, and Mr.. Klein has been chosen Oh !. y
FOR tho mission. The chief reason for
Mr.. Klein's going alone Is that no one Is
willing to accompany him md live three
months on an uninhabited island, far
from eyerywhere.
I. It would be impossible to reach the
island except by nuklng a special trip
there, were It not that a e whaling Yess Ne'
Is il going in that direction, Is bargain has
been made With the captain Of this craft,
which has been there before and h,r:
Klein will be taken 70 and from the
island. lie will nay his fare ~ the oll @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Its request Tor franchise 10 furnish
lights ana asked simply for d franchise
TO furnish electric power for inatiufaa.
turing pufposss II nppears from this,
tliorefore that tha majority q the. resi- 9
dents of Danviile would father pay the
city thtttyper cent more for electric
lights II haIi5h6vc the same service at the
cheaper rate from u pri vato corporation.
513,tthe people Of Danvills doubtless have ley
sufficient reason for that preterctce.
VoS nre al so 8iilterosted Iii tho statement
Of the commit tee tint THO members arc
always glad To BE advised by tho pull bic,
ana Wil15tnlse plenspre IN carrying Ing out
Its desires so far as they may 90 4 so
with due tagard FOR the cit e best IN, n
|{terest, ohl yt asking that 3cotinselors Will
tspost. themselves before Offering adVlce.
THAT ID an exhibition OF anlablllty t ana
susceptibility that Is positively refres s
ling Would tint MI councilnianic com
lmtteea were equal libGrtalll LII In ID l l'
dealings, witt, tho public! XIII
FINALLY, We are interested IN the the eon-
Guiding statement IN the commit eN,ls
report, TINT within the last few days Il II
has held conferences with tho repreis'eenl-
|tntivcs OF tho Danvile Railway and l E1l! ec-
trio Company looking to an Vi agreement ut
Sby which, said company will be allowed q to
proceed with its development, provided
ltho rights and property Of the city can on
l3be properly safeguard ed .$5$ This state nent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Merely Joking.

n Plausible ommy: IT don't believe
that cat story. How could a cat have
seven league boots q" Robbie: Il: NJ ebbe q
giant threw 'em at nim one night
Catholic Standard and Times. Il
TEs The Tank!-'I want to sec your tank
said the water works man at tho kitchen
door. Then you'll have to come around
after Ipldnlght," answered Mrs, AcHo 81
ssayagely. Hes never at home at this
time O. dny.''-Cleveland Leader. s5s8
framed md motto tilt ft'' said: IIittia Boys
Should Be Seen and Not Heard. y Bobby:
E',yWhcrs'd yer put it--in YER room q.
Tommy; t'EAwI I sont 1t ter tn deaf
an dupb Kids at tn, asylum. thought
it'd cheer 'em IN '.----cleyel Leader Lead
The Laugh on Y Dudley; ut GER
ta!nly would be laugh4ble Il we could
see ourselves rs others see us,' iVe!seF;
5""It would 10 8 till more Imaginable Y others
GOULD see US as NE see ourselves. '7-r-Il' "
aaelphla Press. I.5
iEnyy,--uncle George: $50 you're 1ust
five years old to-day?" Tomnly Yes,
f d think ink 81 that ToI mn 'sly| i
Wlsht ! was; then 10 get tlfty cents fqr
my birthday stead q fIye. "--P II ladelphl9
Ledger. ass if5t
old 't doctor, ', : should keep a carriage;
you'll need it to reach some patients
duloklyn nut" said the young aactor,
HI'm sure Uone Of my pAtlanta would dc
before ia get to tllemtl ,'rhnrH not the
point. II you're not quick, some patiollts
recover before YOU got TO them, PHI
ndelphIa FresB. IN us 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
The Republican keynote.
In the course OF some remarks on the

II In the course OF some remarks on the
n :occaslon OF his renomina Ion for q pnTt
gress, Hon Joseph g Cannon said said :s$ ..s
Under the administra ton Of the 5Io Pin
tariff law there has been q greeate .dfef -{
pelopment in III forms OF industry ttlah
has ever been ched under any otller,
revenue law since the government wns
s. organ led 7. a Tho schedules of that law '
4 are not sacred, but the principle there
{ embodied Is fundamental.
NO peculiarly discerning eye i .H nee !flse
to recognize in these sentences the key,
note Of the Republican campaign a TINS TINS
fnll. They may be accented as straigh n
from the Stump peakers 1. ! Ela No t''7
stand pat on the Dngley tariff Is Is to t
DO \ the war-ery and the wise man 1 Of
4 washington and Oyster Bay mods d! APP a 4
proval. The subsidiary argument, need
less to say, viii include nnansWeralb'llee
$proof that tho Ding ley tarif r. law Is the
one source of the countrys multifarious
blessings. b .8
The old-line Republican faith in protec.--
lion as a blessing -bringer Is Wo nderfullly
whole souled Tho marvellous growth OF
this country In population, It's splen1dl'tdl
resources, and the natural industrial ex-
panslpn duet e thsse causes fuses and e w the
charact or OF Its. people have, Of course
nothing 10 do with the case. Tho depres-
sion Of 1888 was due simply TO the FAC fact
THAI a Democratic President was vas IN IN
augurated IN that year, other M more lr OBJ
yious explanations being firmly Ignored
The prosperity Of the last few years ears I,
smilarly,is splely the work Of NE. lolns g
ley and his law. II pIoingloy had had not: not
lived, apparently, the country might l be
y in bad way indeed.
4 The issue, at any rate, is plain, an'l
the Democratic party cal, take tho tie 30
upon 1t with rio timid!ty and no regrets.
j There are some few to whom the name o.
. Dlngloy Is not q word to conture with.
I and some OF them. there Is reason to
think, arc to DO found among tho Itepu h-
& llcans ENon the Saga1nlorc Of Oyster
II Bay Is reported to have his moments OF
4 doubt. Those WHO have seen and felt
4 the sean3y slds Of the protective tariff,
which tho Republicans 80 resolutely en-
{! deayoF to keep out Of sight will hardly
be held IN line by Uncle Joseph's !nsinua-
don that "the schedules ot that law are
not saered.N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
.9,8 Whatever Shappens y at all, happonNs
i d r. Shot d /; thou8wlt find this tru 9,
III thou shouldst watch I, arroW W ly \,
~ M arcus Aurell. uc. HES
The Ninth District Democracy.

$ The Ninth District Demo- 4 '" crazy.
SS The nomination Of Robert = Bruce 70 g
"a resent tho Ninth District In Congrress
wnss one instance at least where tho otf le'c
S sought the man S. Mr.. Bruce was not not u
candida for the honor, but the Demo e',
cratic convention thrust it$upon him. Mn atld
liz was too brave to shirl the RESPONSE
bility. will make sacrifice Tor g 3; on
i Haid & hn a. In II his speech Of ncceptan r'c
gu must max q sacrifice for 1lie; ana t1
Il YOU do sacrifice tho time nece to to
help d ct me, Tho victory shall be as much
yours as mine, X Is y, .,5
that was noble saying and ~ II Il Z the the
Democrats will but do their part sle1 mr.
and slempism In the n IN District VII WI
be overthrown; and It looks like they the are r..
going to do IT. The COZ vention was va sfull
Of enthusIasnl, and every county t save ave
one, sent more d legates than twas i en-
titled to, 50 great was the interest est.
Mr.. Bruce Is about forty-five years ellE' q
age, a man Of force and IRE Democrat n
whom the people full confid t ence.
Ho is a fine speaker. but he will not 8d l'
pend upon oratory alone to carry ne
election. He is a good mixer, 4 n On ne;
viii 80 out among tho people and speak V's7;t
i to them face to face and heart to heart N
HIS chances Of success arc excel lent
Colonel slemps fall over the Democratic 11.tie
I rope was a bad omen for him. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
BRIEF ITEMS FIR ON EVERYWHERE

ontiro lot In less than three minutos.S
teen little ones II It, and killed them,
# OMAHA. e. Tho changing OF the channel
of tho Missouri River. Il Il continues
much further may,gye MeSria nn thpse
a ton se tlol 1,eV Il senator Gamble ot
South Dakota, into Nebraska
lEy aEs5 |x,,y yTh ssvs sHuresfEs srlss
Lore1a. Port Elizabeth farmer, from faf
being, torn to pieces BY the horns q
ATLANTIC CITY, y; J;NL ~ &C ard
for the lives of an entire family IN the ne
surf at the foot Of Miasour! Avenue. ana
sasfa sHat hres ySanE eharen
death In the break ers'
NEWARK, N, drive boys; no none NE ! Of Of
then more than tlfteon yaaEs 1 tara 1i 81
sssTsFs s g. p setaFstss 'sonstas.
q ''band,
ASp9tR ~ DOW Esss Si r.:
e eyet fnasJldt 81 tia United States ex-
cent washington, celebrated MS nlnety-8
eighth birthday mere, Il 35@,
NmW work.. one man died of fright
o Icy oTnot her was severely bitten by q
Ill black bill terrier, w}|Gh attacked az
yslna in saloon a. n5 oa Esa mns
pWlsot ~ ~ p1tniioo Of the Iltaab eth-6treet
s Sta ~ arc "a looking for him. Z 81
an i've our neghhors as ourselves -
say ma ,se
az aier Ia love lhoae who liYe afross the
seasthan those across the street Il 4 l.y