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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

lnefe VIII De an important meet
ing of the Hyechka club Saturday
atternon at Fraternal hall to ar
range for entertaining the Fedora
tion of Indian Territory Women S
clubs, to be held here the latter part
Of next month.
The wagon and foot bridge across
he Cimarron river at Keystone went
Ut yesterday morning, carrying with
{ a lot Of the Pioneer Telephone
.ompany'S toll lines, which has cut
If most of the long distance COM
munication from Cleveland to this
point.
}. W. McLoud, general solicitor
or the Midland Valley railway an
nounces that hereafter his Office will
le at Muskogee.
A large number of Sapulpans were
in Tulsa yesterday before the grand
luy as witnesses. A number of other
people from near by towns are in
The city attending court. One Sapul-
"a man who was here yesterday, said
that there were sixty-three Sapul pa
people here yesterday. '"
Rex Shannon, of Parsons, Kan.
$ in the city for a few days, attend
ing court and visiting old friends.
Mr.. Shannon is in .he drug business
in Parsons, and was formerly con-
nected with the Inst National bank
Of this city. He says he can see
big improvement in Tulsa in the
,jast year
A marriage license was issued yes
terday from the United States court
to Hiram Conner and Miss Susan n.
Ragsdale, both Of Tulsa.
Tn Tulsa Monumental company
nave erected monuments this week
to the memory Of Mrs. DR.. Sheppard
and William Ezelle. Both are pretty
shafts.
The West Circle of the Ladies Aid
society will meet with Mrs. Whitney,
4l6 South Cheyenne street, Friday
afternoon, instead of Thursday.
William 4. Truog, travelling sales
man for the Oliver Typewriter Com
pany, with headquarters at Guthrie,
and Al. Dunlap, special agent for a
st. Louis Photographic supply house,
were in Tulsa, Thursday, and made
the Oklahoma Constitution a pleasant
call. The gentlemen are old friends
and former neighbors of the writer in
Missouri and their visit was a plea
SAINT one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

Disease germs cannot find lodg-
ment in healthy body. The best
means of expelling them is to secure
good blood supply to the affected
organs. Osteopathy will do this.
DR.. Pleak examines free at Office,
3l5 South Elwood. Phone sos.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

Own a home in Tulsa. We can sell
you lot from 800 to $3.50, one-third
lown. See Barrett & Graves, 2l3 First
National Bank Rldg. 9-l9-6i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21
Licensed to We'd.

Adair Baker and Ida May Dening
wee granted marriage license yes
terday by Clerk Of the Court Otis
Lorton. Both parties are fro Ska
took
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

Miss Ola Curry has taken entire
charge of the dining room at the Mar
chal house wish to inform the
.uolic that she certainly understands
er business, Il. Malchal J-zl-3t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

Prof. j. f. Hall will open a school
of dancing, September Is. Friend Il
Jones building. Office hours to s p.
m. 9-20-3t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

The pleasure Of q new house to a
great extent is the furniture put in
to it. See Baxter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

Suppose You were to have fire to
night. See Barrett & Graves for your
insurance. Room 2l3, First National
Bldg. O-l0-6t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21
MILLINERY.

You cannot afford to miss Misses
Anderson & Troup's Fall Display Of
Millinery, Monday afternoon, Sep
tember 25.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

You have all to gain and nothing
to lose by getting prices on furniture
at Baxter's. 9-l9-5t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21
OPENING.

The event Of the season, Misses An
derson 4 Troup's Millinery opening.
BE sure to attend, Monday, Sept. p.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

Medicines carelessly kept are dan
gerous. For neat medicine cabinet
see Baxter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

Baxter has just what yen want in
dining room furniture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21
NEGROES WERE
1UkkLD LOOSE
HOWELL, JACKSON, MURRAY
RELEASED BY GRAND JURY
NOTtD PRlISTER MURDER
Father Arrested and Released Yes,
torday-Mystery Still Deepens
Around the Case.

The grand jury at 8 O'Clock
last night released the negroes,
Sill Howell, Younger Jackson
and Jas, Murray, who were be
ing held on the charge of mur-
dering Harry Priester in West
Tulsa on July 8. The negroes
We're released on account Of in.
sufficient ldence, j, A. Prizes
ter, father Of the dead boy,
who was arrested yesterday in
connection with the affair, was
released before supper last
night. The mystery of the
murder is deepened by the re-
lease Of the three prisoners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21
Q o OOeO 90 SOa y 90 4
PAVEMENT PARAGRAPHS q
Q o Q Q . o Q o Q o . o Z

There will be an important meet
ing of the Hyechka club Saturday
aftenon at Fraternal hall to ar
range for entertaining the Fedora
tion of Indian Territory Women S
clubs, to be held here the latter part
of next month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-21

}. W. McLoud, general solicitor
or the Midland Valley railway an
nounces that hereafter his Office will
le at Muskogee.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Ieaded Man Explains Why Trains Are Sometimes Late

him ont and 1T uls send LiM W. ere me
br-S ase hotter tGHu Eif elIE-ue ftfut't-
''fEUs she wont uI. aud , cara iC.l YOU
cslticurU- IL was mighty WlrVfulni =
gb-s talk -ur lGc engineer Eutl G
killrp lfr i4hE. OF course. bit SHE
"a eur. and sEe luew hue- e. shoot ]
UiEsled viitt tI" passengers and grad
J.NE worked las Way Up as near o. nor
IS 3 could. Then I tried to rIlDu H con-
g-rsar.-a with her, iUt sus would say
nothing more tg iIr tiHU aI ORDER 10
get u.a ou-iussr and 2et him aIick and
sH. cnpi %. izsd the command bv point
got il,tp -Le background and i@t some
body else uy the talkiu-. THc Ugld u"
attention ', tIf" faSsorc rs, EXCEPT 20
Ioit tuem back viii her gun. and WuFu
can started or tu CDe SidC with the In
t,Uiou of making dFtour and getting
behind Hrr. she made him change his
mind very Iri,ldT hy shot which took
of- Iis hat.
"lt MAS AN absurd Tituation--oue lone
woman holding up % tr't.n and forcing
Che crew and pa-rruEoFs ta stand al a
distance While she rlamur.d for the rr-
EiUeeT's blood we were m pIr wits
ends. TITO train had been delayed "1
hour. and W. 7tlh Could see NO %aN
Duf Df our dilemma Wlssu Is very StIaHF
ana pathetic thing happened 4 pretty
Lrtl- guiu.G-h8irrl rn.i1 came Tui-uiH-
across the fields Du fGf LEFT 81 the ElRIt
~ way. We shouted .p hey 20 60 back.
but she uaId uD attention - rs, our
cries caused th" woman - tusn AFl
head. Sh' saw thr child. dropped th"
sun. threw uu her hands, and feil across
the track iu dead faint
The child. Wa learned from r'iE -
hOTs who came struggling over 20 H-
after the need for ta~m bad passed. was
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
The Lion "Laid DownHe vos Up Against the Real Thing

Tn heu. 3t YVES -i8t"i. lsI E.-.I
t1a OF ris t-iu.i- dUriug 20 fCrtoru
fure 'H i-" NfiH Ht Stn T-fH-i~c.'. IS
wtis ter IAN. wus lIrtHar u,a-
tt. -i1's .#.'i-t '4" victorious a1iuifi
la"- tnHEr f-aI dag and E. -al-
l.-Hft ni" H.iH rH ,Nceli-lt seat o.
'a" 'aIis- Hl .aF conversation hy -tst,I
mails aftl atd iit apoa tHl~ Esataad aI
'.-'ttHtuE HE tAsu Ht 81 gTsdT ie ALSO
i'.' itH tas li9Iarg uf tlr spasrz-.,t. o..
81, e"..ld lH''R, a= te h"w w-ii nst,Ha.i
"t.h~ .ar ..~.Ir- lJvluz disposed uI
..-f' tFHif's.- -tH afsH hll.ti lRf t.tltt.-
a.-'H si--r- i.u I.rl c.lr.- t-le bear.
'i "-i.'t |tl-, i.ad ueHr. killed
N-i'i-,-- -.'- 'ilHrHs. a-SinE Use sl-
=. lta<. '' ei.- Uus entirely HtaiIG
in 'AI"i.-rr 90 lt aiu l#E tl- -.-
.'.. i.i~ Was -isat lHutirar 10
I" r"m.UE event promised al t-r
.e,3--nIrut 1su tl.s'd-lr+l ~ H1li uzlr
fH t.r addition OF ursHIty. It was
I.' 5000 t."tr "I ,Hr}.rF5tlHu r.frl-
IsL,. I o. e.r"ri7 "r-, -."v"ei -i,u
i-'l'-r 'Hi1 a. ntr,~ "f tGc country.
s. f" talfr tH Witness OBJ" E.ifiy aar.--
t'stI rst4H1tt.r Nrs.s Ha.arF Hs,i .lI.r..
."."h Oh program ri -l,a uHus-Ht-,S~ fl
A'Ag' r---l, Nita -urH -.ue.irt.,
i's ~i.sftl' Pc WAS F.aT. ts nr -,....
-.af i'.,lc wuIII la-. uo c4ss. lul
o. Htnist0s eH tH+ size nf ta- a4di,f4~~.
''Ihr"e u.rlrrE thr ueNi DAY found mr
az a." Hu.l-I hs- 'rIssiul tutsu tII,.u e.
i5I -e CIRCULAR lrru cake. fI ~uiCB HTHiu
Wa already r.iu1ta,H tiu# pacing rpEs-
l---sE a.r'tif. Il. .ttlirt t.}-uus Ai,-ttt.tu
au1."-at'. 20 restless kaieisluscpidc mups
&C. r,'i. Nh.f". uUd grsr1. GlsuIrh,..i him
Etr fiiF- Nuu could easily sr" this from
hI- r'US ant. nervous tramp IraHud thr
ease. "Ha Earn occasional suim auI
gr. ..s'.
"oI Y1rr-l occupied separate ana
Smaller cage. Uo Wau1i uuW and th-u
g.t" a lp1s-dgtwn hui suppressed rnsr.
which plainly showed tlHt h. brt'-r
.'Il" ,-l.tI- ,G .r. ~e.., I'm u,r.r
ipr2. O. The duy Wss uuJslullA hot suJ
1u H. Ss.E-- Hi-h muuEt4iu1 suE1uuHd-
rt b" DpnU Wul41l lUrlDsuFC ana lhH
sun brIt down with tropical diTrCnvSs
u.rtl .' sands eI the HrsHg. aud tile
IrtS I'"IIHFl. sI -E. picturesque and
rttl5 aEaaHrr Who were uut protect
rl 3E tN. shade.
'.Th impsUen, stamping and rofS~
no rIr d .iav WAS 5000 interrupted hr
tl. sounding go. o. nu2l'. which an
% uIr-I t6Il .lr GHt Was su
"At q signal irgfD Colonel Boone the
trHu DOOR leading from fhy lion s. COM
pare .aoul Co th, larger cage was spru- H.
''Tl- king Hf beasts seemed reluctant
a. s8ums.l,sy Jl.- ATTACK. Hut finally
after being prrdd,d Hlj guaded Il"
desperation Dog hss kcHnr~S. who dDriCi-
r.s ...l thi- conduct. ho sUTang with
mighty lNap and terrific roar I'll hrIiu s
throat The HeFT Sf.'fd erect aUE T'-
caiv-I him lu his arms. evidently W'th
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

miles am hour when on rounding "a
curve "a few miles west OF o. Hftle pace
Cali,7i burbank. 1 vas surprised Ia see
at woman standing 0u inc track about a
fireman sounded the whistle. but she
Didn't move. A. size Wa~ racing us ]
kHrw there was something wrong and
ia am instant Hud shut or steam. re-
Versed aad put ou the brakes. Even
then 1 lett sure We must strike her ~
she kent ou the track ana cun tel
YOU gentlemen. ] spent -'N"ia very
anxious seconds inst then. As We came
ueaftv to her I saw that she had gun
iu hsT heud. and niN aHNIetE was
chuu&cl tu ID feeling stronger Hud more
personal when SHE raised tie gun. TOOK
deliberate aim at m2 side ot the cab
ana fired The bdu carried away "a
locS af my hair. and dropped down be
hIud the boiler. l had don. all j could
90 stop tho train. and didn't care 10 hC
murdered. she continued In bang away
a. tile engine bOTn down upon her, ap-
paTeutly with uo Thought of h"r terrible
danger a.d every moment was OK
"a heard Her shrek. hUt % WIS Unt tie
cgv tha. : va- listening foT- Il Was "A
ciN af -ags- iI~taat a. paiU. IuC engine
.rs.nlr % 20 Stop with rl.e cuwca '-usr uJ-
tWrurF. frtt .rulr ErT. and ilcU Size call
II fpI i1t- she t'GHr w-utiou mF UliHc.
h-t } BREW 10 las mo she wanted. for
-.t uaI put Ier b,prgs iu ,h- Ttsce
Whore I sh2Uld la-' been
Com out OF Erat engine. yoa blDdr
IaHrd"Tcf" slo shouted. Come out and
l,t me fN your body with lead tEl it
sinks 20 the Tii- 90 E'l, where it be-
suacs"
There VAS more to fGa same eICor1.
EHd ] knew then. az ] had suspected
before. shat I Enu "a crazy woman To-
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Cost Them I3 Gents to Get Married

south Haven. Tie occasion was an tx
cursiou Hcr0sS tho lake. participated iu
Iy thirteen couples from Court sedg-
wick ~ Ig, Of the United order Of
FuTestgrs
The recurrence of thv number thirteen
ana the iu,f tI-U tho date fell on Fri
Gay suggested Tu opportunity Co hoo
Hro' tho popular sUprT~tfI iou, Nud 'r
.r1gy fo carry ont fNO program tho we'd
ding cake Vas cut into thirteen slices.
tho foe charged for performing tho reI'-
muUT was is cents and tH" uUfrhcr tAir-
teen was introduces in -F'ry Wsy pos
ziblH- An agreement was made with jus
tiCe Boyer whereby Es promised 10 mar
~ tho thirteen couples whenever they
cuose o. Ice married for f3 cents each
This welding Was the fourth c'ra-
HoUE 1f the number promised in The
agreement and the feF charged was j.
cents. NJr. TIricH. al tHc request ~ his
gauceo, made tHo trim from IaS H-sto"n
iu order to live up 90 tt- CONTRACT
". - Srhultz. the falAc- ~ tGc bride,
Witnessed the ceremony and after Ice
slowing tie patsrnul blessing told tie
fust.Se La intended 90 see shat every
couple Of the original thirteen lived up
20 the contract AfteF the oeremuuy the
couple returned to the home o. the
brides parents.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

HE relative GEhtlns qualities u
tho African lion and the
grizzly bear - the Rockies
have always been e. subject ot
uueE interest. not only to those VII"
bsv, hunted both animals on their ma
tive baaths. but 90 Tho general public
as well.
No one who has visited tho we'll
stocked ZOOS Il our metropolitan
,,itiss where Tie best specimens "f TIE
lion and bear may ID" seen - adN"n-
fags. can have failed to discuss the
possible outcome II "a c""i"st between
two such antagonists
Irrrcou,llublo G" each other lu ma
tur. like thcir respective haunts'
dessert and mountain, and dIifefins 50
widely In their methods of attack 'Ha
d.f.us,. Use comparison IS not easy.
II tho opinion nf most people hoy
ever. that tnc lion would come out
,-irtoriou- IN an encounter, AMI ''
IT,. superficial observer this % almost
tn. iucvitaI,io conclusion.
owing To- tu"ir being su wi'.-.} sep
4-atsd geograp pAirHly. ari a@'h %
.,fr -..irt-- of today, l'T1bl'i} III"
most Interested l.cv,r imaSiH"" it-"t
such a contest asa tak" pi:r'". 'lid
MAJ t,n. I'm recent y" rs. "n tH'
,..-.. border ur tho Cait~d Stai's- IL rs
a..-rrils.a I.g prominent N'St"'i''f
1~f r.iag.r. yha WAS nu ryo witness
.I was iu Galveston. TnN-. D." -',-'
-.,rh.-u ] ur-t beard that "a com 'si De-
tween 30 grizniy bear and Numl9llH
lion. luth fine specimens Of th"ir spH-
sies. would ,.um~ oh iu rhn huii-riue
at Monterey. Mexico. ou th" cin'Go ii"
AIagn ,5th uf My. This is th" com
r4.vr.ulcut rf the Mexican national
f.Ul5v. It IaSt~ "a week aad com
faamar.tt.s tIr birth "f the rpuhiir.
Tt i- 80 time. OF great r. liVi.'"~ HNd l~
mu,a I,k. our Fourth Z luis.
81 uavo Iiilrt ID number "i a'+'.s ana
know a,v rngmli tni" tH"y are. II ..aS
.l...ty4 .au. ms contention ihtt 3D..
grizzly Aas Nlo s-pe~i"r animal from
tae sta.duulnt If strength. aI1 aa no
p. ....- ..ftv to vfuair7te my ideas was lr't
4,, "a. i-sal. 80. oNv-' -Ili.g q fla lf-l..f
..t.l,..t.c, ta Ulj4.,Ss-E- SlCu % Sptr-
tsr.,. in4n.dlattly set uGt e. -cc IN"
.Da luy ar-fval - tne cu- I lel-rl.
fF-. f-T r,.,r-i -ar~. F'ial-.lg Dost 'TS
t.,r,-yy,fI-r, enEouue, thr Coi. T.
Tari-. Boone. AWarIga = gr'-..l est snow
rau sl.E aIilll trainer would give Ha
rSnipist0r tle following day. 80 which
cfu Panel. nu African li'u, weighing
..a" pounds. Upglj p" match HGss.1st
81 '-''- -.''.l.'H -'t@ft>-
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Becomes Coachman to Be Near Love

LHe arrest of CouGI.u. Jn court C0nkiin
limited his guilt and stated that he
WIS willing o. take any penalty that
iE" court might impose iu order to save
iha honor ~ the woman who had pre-
tarred his love o. that If her wealthy
husband Murphy is real estate man
at W"'dst"eS. and owns large tracts
OF 'aUl a1our the city. Airs. Murphy
wa~ 50 member af one ~ the old falni-
lies and had been prominent iu the So
ei-ry uf tho little city
CaukIiu was formerly "a lawyer. and
he hnS wife and on- child living at
Woodstock II. claims hs has lived
anlrr nom bis wife far man. years. aud
u.- i-ftruatm far Nj Naruhy caused
H.r go -na-c Nuudsr eE and accept
'E"eA aS 81 caaehmaa. b. claims that
hr ,ad Mrs. Murphy bad @,,u friends
~.Ier culIha.I
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
The same old Trouble.

"WHE don't -U u1tt Worrying be
cause other people aHe masking more
money .H.u yru ar, .i,s tH arruuulatee
Iavrr'. yau found aal ...a- fl isn't
m.n-.- ALONE which brings hap. .ues~g
d vru uade gp y"ur mind to Do Lr YOU
could trd just a~ mu-- happiness in
.nur .uram. ss some Wau who has dol
ler= ,u your cents duI- IN his Why
n-t l.ak 90 it fn -uai leHt1 Why don't
yau ueR- ts, most uf what yn1 have
s.a go., thinking SEQ -uura about what
,,i,r s"au'- have.
His wife won't I,t me- 3. T.. kfser.
u Chicago E.corI-IrsTald-
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

h.I.l $50 bad Hs-r temporarily rIazrG
HE f.trr. aud JL" uJIIo girl bad been
t1E.u ra stay with relatives uu.I SIZE
r... uEsE..L Missing lha litt. one. -l.
iH SOME Bnv conceived r..- il-H tHst -..s
-H .3 hst bsru rTH sTFr ANA killed. AND
$40. -iITI ug aut sf H'I uHsu ..T attend
fsf was uIE aI tus room she clothed
lsfr.lf. s-iz-l E1rT, and came Io r..
railroad rn-k RIh uuI anH Thought il
l,r iTr Wed HrIiU--fha engineer bad XIII
aI ..rE lFtay su1 she su-r Si' EIw-
And. gentlemen" tns ~fi.Ius# Eu-H
.u-rirdrd He h- Te'i.I-,l E.s Iip.. "fHat
5,.uf. d 1amru-sG v..mau efue Within a
quarter rf Hu .uHl .f -sruiHs u-- aEr-
'H. Jordan Wiih heI uf-I siui rL. Ea--
IEtE.-f margin -E.g .1|l
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

smoking an able bodied but evidently
much beloved hriBr-rout pipe. Il vas z
locomotive engineer for thirty years
but never iu THE West Most az NV
service vas iu Ohio where thrilling adj
ventures came rarely. even iu my uusi-
Uvzs. which lS peculiarly supposed 20 De-
dangerous ole. HUT occasIUuaNy
something harp ned to relieve tie
Touutuuy uI train orders aud -iar
tracks. and this episode of a curlor-i3
delayed train which } am going % tell
ypu about Was oUc that { small never
was pulling pa aAsneer trains ou the Diu
Nypauo.' uur part uI tla Ere lIUr.
from Marion -u Youngstown. one morn
ug in May / vas running along at o.
comfortable gait of about tH.Fty-fiNe
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

sufps=. rather thau aHs.r st rHa ag-
~.dHgnt. as BE- WH1H Uu immediate e.
Fort aJ attack - u.trrIrg. ~smHItau-
r,usir With she imnart. tE. Gon locked
LrizHiE r. hnaj. They -to-d erect. sway
sag about tho cage iu "a mighty -f~1gEio
tHsE lasted trr a.H-isHH miuut-- ty
itfUiI count. TT De- jon HUTiHI HG This
Uui- was u- uE hIS claws UiIh t,rT.Hi,
.tt.,t. ElHuiaz liIu tearing great gHEHr-
.I fI. Nii' - iha enemy. uuu seemed
hrut au c#ris"tlug lh- cage wish .ar-
iiiH HrTi'u HHtllS realized thHt tf Was
us-is- a,s.I trr much ETiei. sIl tHa.
Soma. lU- HHd Je hr dome lu s-.f-ar-
tru~s e.. l"ast Evidently acting "f
th.S utu.rnt. Do. reached out Lls power
lgl arms a1Fi ~fs- Hl- ANT. Enf'~f a
u.ryulr.,l has AaU cuT.d hear On"
nnn..s eraeE Did rtuvI Isl go hls
hl.d with roar rllat H--futl p" shake
Ihr uul!-r!a=. aai HrI.u buried uin lI
th- ground with HalI-\ri-..H tL1i
ly..ulJ haN. dan. credit to GO professional
wrestler.
''Ili- i.ssh anJ unexpected trr4--
msGt W.- apparently 200 mu-H L1E it-
linu. I'.rI. bot ir"ll. ami other iHh"ni5. B..
truua. Hlu e., further ~l"W of IEhl- hll
- uu uu-p-~e. H- rn'I-l uoi H' Inl-, %
Geo fUF E'r uEy Hlfy more iAHh hr ''HIH
Lr g-tt.l 60 H'- t--t
-IH tl' meantime. -.plllau -"s Poe
-HI-I his r-a-!rs- walk ah'Ht 'h' cage
H- h.1gh n"tita + "I ',IS g''tss.. .us" 70
H.ll iHFss.Ist.t- lir Gli EFi UTIEu I.'
n,Ii.t ss contempt lir So f"r aut en-
f,lasiz.1 n.s rrrr.mUf rE trpv5 f"hN
walslra ul.i tHe fallen m"aaEr. tS
t.rg-b '. 5i%u't .-i-t-
'.tIl- State af aHaiT~ WAS -1aG,u..
interrupted rv tHr blast ui bag ".
which. uud-r fh, Iaw of A,NlrH. WIS io-
ri,.. fu I.1uH" tn bring hiS Huu 500 CD"
--r1f.E. EE.p- known means We're uL-
~,.v.--iuiIE auil ea Issh ll"u WIHid
H.t slow H3V mH-v H-i.t-
Tile u1d'vs-r uv thi- t'ue NaS -u "'
ur-u1T co. rNsif"urffl Hasl lHEr, I.''-.
'r.-irt~ Iud IETr.fr were i4HWI"d llf'li
u.i SIDES. aI.i t.uuly Wu- lu iuIuiN"it it
dHu--r OF tutUg wsuH' 81 far WH.n %
r1ar advertise tnJt a- Wit vs o. t3 H -
uT Al.E-rg b. must lr n11r 'F S-It-ii~
tnl -rtfEtp.us riUrsf always fF.-'A II. '-A
tE,. .rrnl. r-f aut o." lew rt',t wand.
'-Bn -rrr-tHt - t-l~ aWsliiiHiH DIS
play -f ile 4sIU.-os~ gu fIr I1trI of the
h.tn-ria king nf boasts. poor b"u1" was
placed u"1-s arrest Repeated n'nailu-
.rs rstura Of tlsr atlu,Iti.-u"' Tee. Not
urr1 this was complied with hy tH.
yr..r n-1.mrfr d.J ta. huuHn rage sub
--sa
.-r.e E..u wu~ plainly -anqri~H -d.
with a# tI, .fa.a-l4G.- "u u.~ -tl". II
yr.- ..f fr.sn the effect "I bodily jI-
.r1.r Hat trum --Wsrl.,s. lir hal met
g.i.r r, .is5f-.--. l.t "o doubt l.E JrV1
.,.5.,.. su 1eajh q tAr hands "i his too.
,..tl,.s,.-.t.tr ,-ry,l. SUca % rrHrl nature
.t--IE --.l ,-.f-.-,.IE- aG rD,riv.gU UeTr'2
yss-a o. r-, a ever shown Had ti.r
lr.-,f stg r.- I..a'- exp. TigE'' lu hit"ft-
-IcI tlr encounter would rtrr 1crn
short .s aad even moro decisive.
The Washington times., 1906-10-14

ptAii-STIC tragedy Involving
" urumiuru, people "I Woodstock.
~ H. ua- brought fu light when
Edward Cuukiu % ruasHnHu
employed hv Harry Eunr. -he 'hirae"
packer. 81 Iis summer home at Twin
Lakes. WAS arrai,s.d uU "a serious stat
ut,ry charge. afld thr evidence brought
o-l. Ia- t-t-t hst AIRS CEalH ALGgpnE-
w-t- .T q. w Murphy. Unr ot the
yy,aI air-t msu ui h- Illinois city. h""
H,rI FROM Dep Enu.
Mrs Murphy secured 20 divorce at
Woodstock. and immediately after iH'
husband cam. tu ll.uosha and caused
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Girls Pose; WipeS Wild

- HREE young artists models hsvs
SO upset washington Heights
apartment house that eight wives
marched eight husbands into a
Harlem court Jp describe the srandalous
sights they saw. None OF the men want
tl 20 be tho one 10 rCl. Finally they
offered Up as sacrifice Israel n. PluUcI.
who. with hiS wife. Ethel. lives uu the
second floor of tHe apartment building
IInuer told q story of FREQ Iiyng-plc-
turc show that caused MaglstrHtr
Walsh to adjourn the ease till Thursday
morning.
The tenants said they had been seeing
all sorts ol sights from their back win
duVs. which are directly opposite % tat
occupied Dg Three young women. luFe--
J.gauuu proved tl.m Co hr the San~ui.
sisters Caroline, twenty-five years old,
l.uea. eighteen Years uIu. and FT8n"t-
sixteen years u.l.
only Miss Caroline appeared iu court
today with u.r attorney. Dan o. Reilly
she is pretty ami Satunly, with Trl
-lIT-
Attorney G'Erilly demanded that tH-
complainant step fuglh. Wh-Gsup.u 3D.
great silence l,lI au ttEHt anon. FINALLY
under the r,UrpBruruI Eiaurs- ~ tu.
women. Fiun'i was led to lhe stand.
Did You ever err t1I~ young woman
UcIuTe- uc VAS asked
Not with amy clothes pu.. -tHmmoryI
Iluuev- g.G-ug IeH. 81 Na -r,I beer afIa
tWo otheT- pt-.uI DID, tu"Ir back windows
OF night one Ha- n.ser uaIr--,.uE ul.,
hair that comes O." here, auI IsuN.I
Indicated the cali OF ul- l.g-
-Thay newer have AMY blinds uu thc.r
windows Iuoy ulWaE-- rrriIr In
ll.UJ oT tly window.
How 90 lrH know. Are EHr 80 .H,."-
iue TuW- demanded % Rem
Nus SIT. tIu H rs~u.rgHl. man. I'D
have Enl I1 Know. -t|- l'.n..s -Hf I.u-
der. 'But ] can't I.l5. ~rrirs what rs su
plain
Are Won tH. Wfu with fls uu.IJ
glasses W.IF Nf- HI1H.a i..sr..
so, S-l- Q dom q n.,t .t...f glasses.
] Wa lueEl.- .sE r| sa. window
The Washington times., 1906-10-14
Too Much Ginning" In Hamlet

ana seems ~ forget that what we VA
nowadays IL hair-raising situations ane-
detectives. In the hands Of a skillfuI
playwright q detective would have been
put upou tAe track or Hamlets uncle
ana tho old man would have been
hunted down ID Il manner that would
haF" hfted the audience our tleir COW
hides
Tile moral NJ tle piece IS not g0oa-
The scene where Hamlet e4-ses h.s
mother Is a Very bad exaES~se CD the
rising generation bur advice % tie
author is more action. more loFo-ma<-
!.s 2nd plenty ~ specialize The crazy
glTi SCENE should be crI. ou- altpgstht o.
and rat.liDs good song and dance
substituted '- Kansas City S-a-