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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
Havana Experiences the Worst
Cyclone in Years Many PeO-
pie Are Killed.
THE BROOKLYN ASHORE.
Our Warships in the Harbor Rode
Out the Tempest, But in Great
Peril When Anchor Dragged
Many Coasting Vessels Driven on
High Rocks-Fifty Houses in the
Capital Wrecked-Street Cars Stop

The tropical hurricane which
wrought havoc from Cuba to the Ba-
hamas and along the south Atlantic
seaboard has swept north with terrific
violence, and is raging 200 miles out
in the Atlantic. According to the re-
ports of the government weather men
its only effect being heavy rain, ac-
companied by but little wind. Many
vessels have taken refuge in this port
and the sound is like a forest of tall
masts and spars. The storm signals
We're displayed at the Raritan Yacht
Club house yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
Attention Carpenters !!

All members of Local Union, No.
65, of The Brotherhood of Carpen-
ters, are requested to meet at 245'
New Brunswick ave., Sunday, Oct.
2I, at 1880 p. M, to attend the fun
eral of our late Brother B.Williams,
Notice is also given that one Of the
General Officers of the brotherhood wit
he present at our next meeting on MQl
day ,eTcning, Oct - full attend
is Requested =. p0NEH Y Y -
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
Mr.. JENSEN HOME AND
ACCEPTS NOMINATION
The Republican Candidate for May
or Arrived Home From Rich
mOnd, Va, Today.

Jens+K. Jensen, candidate for may
or on the republican ticket, arrived
home from Richmond, Va, this
morning. Mr.. Jensen went to the
city clerks Office and signed his ac-
ceptance of the nomination. Mr..
Jensen seems pleased over the ticket,
and is to begin active campaigning
at once.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
Father O'Connem Unchanged.

The condition of Rev b. T. O'Con-
nell, who is very i'll at st. Mary's
rectory, on Center street, was report
ed by DR.. F. C. Henry today to be un-
changed.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
HAS A PATENT.
C. C. SibIey Invented An InCandes-
cent Lamp Socket.

A patent for an incandescent lamp
socket has been issued to G. G. Sib-
ley, iof this city. The socket lis a
huge success and 1t is understood
that sthe local drm Of Sibiey & PITT
man intend placing It on the market
at once.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
Young Mems Bible Glass.

All young men are cordially invited
to attend the Young Mems Bible class
tonorrow afternoon at ESQ O'Clock
in the First Baptist church
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
NOTICE.

All Odd Fellows are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
at 2 o'clock TO attend the funeral of
their late brother, George w. Weav-
er.
46SS-1o-2O-1te
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
NOTICE.

Special meeting Of I1gonquin
Lodge A, <. OF r, is called Tor sun
day, October "a, at 2:30 n M, at
Castle hall, 70 make arrangH aents to
attend the i9neral Of decea7e BRO. ;,
er A. T. WoElosA. IA.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
CANDIDATES ARE WARMLY
WELCOMED IN THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS.
Georges. SiIzer and Other Members
Of the County and City Tickets
Greeted by Large Audiences.
"STAMP OUT BRIBERY THE CRY

BOsssm and Corporation Control Of the Legislature Are Roundy
Scored and Mention of State Senator Everett Cohys Name
Brings Forth Loud Applause SiIzer Tells of Senator
JacksOns InactIOn In Ignoring His Challenge Fora
Joint Debate and Exposes JacksOns Record
City Candidates Enthusiastically Cheered
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
is news.

The NEWS gives the news when it
is news. ks
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-20
Rariian Laundry
Telephone 65 W. a. Fayette Sire

Collections and de' reries free in Perth
Amboy Woodbri' sc, Sewaren, Metucn-
eu. South Amboy and Staten Island.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-02

eral Carton Where Is she? Don't at tempt 10 He. sir"
 "We picked up a couple, a ways back sir" said Carpenter suavely, and gave them a lift. They left us only short time ago. The machines smashed up. you see. and we're going ln to Castleton for repairs"
 Let me by, sir" roared the old gen tleman. turning the mare into the ditch. Cad. sir. are you deaf? Let me by!'
 Carpenter politely swung the Cough Drop to the right. and the general in- stantly pulled up again.
 "Whose grips are those?" he shouted That's my daughters. I'd know Ii any where You young seoundrel! Aiding and abettng!
 Carpenter gave the wheel half twist and damned on the power.
 Sorry, general" he said, but 1t seems necessary"
 The Cough Drop sprang across the road and smashed a front wheel of the run about. Reversing at the instant of im- pact Carpenter backed away and sur veyed his handiwork.
 Not quite enough" he said, critically
 The general was controlling the nervous horse and anathematizlng Carpenter and all his works. Forward we went again, this time into the rear wheel Again we backed out.
 Nice job" said Carpenter Hold him awhile" and he whirled the car. and we went on our way. Frame caught the hubs square. Dlshed 'em both" he chuck led.
 As we rounded the turn I had a pan tomimlc glimpse of the general, standing in the middle of the road, his arms threshing the air, living picture of im- potent. ungodly rage Just beyond the turn we picked up the wayfarers.
 How d you fix it?' demanded the boy.
 We'll" said Carpenter, i've had lit tie argument, and he decided to give 1t up."
 Poor daddy!" said the girl.
 CT don't quite unders tand," said the Hes so--er-set Tn his opinions But
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-02

boy Hes so-er--set In his opinions. But we're awfully obliged to you
 "Oh, don't mention 1t. Really, it's been a lot of fun" said Carpenter happily. Climb in"
 Court house and manse-Carpenter and were the witnesses, and both kissed the bride-folowed and we turned the Cough Drop toward the railway station.
 Sorry we forgot the rice" said Car penter. as the train drew in.
 "Oh, we can get along without H. laughed the girl. And we're so much obliged to you"
 Indeed we are" echoed Bigelow.
 Their train pulled out. Bigelow grinning idiotieally, and the girl all smiles. We turned away and ran face to face with the general as he came raging down the platform.
 You young scoundrel" he roared at Carpenter. "Ill have you jailed, sir!'
 See here, general" said Carpenter in his coolest. blandest manner 'I warned you I'd get square, didn't I? Of course. I'll be glad to pay for your wheels. I'm sorry I had to smash 'em"
 ''You'n do nothing of the sort" snapped the general, who was in A contradictory frame of mind.
 "Oh, very we'll" observed Carpenter. "If l were you. general, I'd go in the office there and telegraph congratulations to that young couple They'll appreciate it." and, with this parting shot we left him.
 Have trouble with him yet. won't you?" I asked.
 "Oh, mo-" said Carpenter. Hell cool off directly and probably won't even let me pay for his wheels"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-02
By Frederick Walworih

He clamped on the brake and We all pitched forward as the car jerlSed down to a full stop. Carpenter backed her into the ditch and turned her round.
 Whats the matters" asked Biga.ow, poking his head forward between us.
 Pile out, you two' ordered Carpenter, and cut across through here to the other road. We'll pick you Up beyond the fork. Leave your things. Quick. now"
 They disappeared in the woods the boy choosing the way, holding aside the branches and stamping down the briars while the girl followed him bbdly.
 "Plucky little girl that" said Carpenter as we started back up tho road.
 Whats the plan of campaign 't asked
 Dunno. my son." said he. There he comes Lord, he's hippin','
 He drove the ear straigh, d9Tn the mid de Of the road and We drought up face to face with the raging parent. He was a handsome old tyraat and n q most beastly humor.
 How do you do. Genefal9" said Car penter, politely Nice day"
 "Wheres my dauShters' roared the old gentleman. "You young seoundrel! So it's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-02
GODS FROM THE MACHINE


with his foot braced on the rear axle and his head grinding fin the gravel
 "Some," said, "but only one bad one"
 May be a case of shove when we get to it." he returned. Anyhow, shell run. if she won't break any records" and he propelled himself backward and emerged, looking like torpedo boat stoker on speed run.
 ..Pne in," he cried approaching the wayfarers in the ditch. My names Car penter, and this Is my friend. Heaton."
 The boys name was Blgelow and the girls Miss Daisy Carton. Carpenter beamed upon her with a look of righteous joy when the boy introduced him.
 "Awfully glad he said, with the ring of sincerity. 'lknow your father--in q way"
 They piled in on the rear seat with then rescued suiteases, the greasy stoker start ed the sparker with a vicious yank. climbed in, and we were off. Slowly, and with infinite labor, the crippled Cough Drop grappled the ensuing hill nn1 hauled herself topward.
 ''Kedge anchor work" I ventured, and Carpenter nodded grimy.
 Shell make 1t. though. Any signs of batter tyrannicus?'
 I glanced back just in time to see
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-02

you with your d-d car Might a guessed it"
 Want you to know ny friend, Heaton, General" said Carpenter. May nave heard of him. General Carton, Hoaton."
 "D-n it, sir" roare1 the general. What do I care for your frierds9 What have you done with my daughter? Where are the young fools?"
 Your daughter" said Carpenter, blank ly. Don't think ge met her. have l? Not lost. I hope, SIT
 Don't attempt your pieasantrcs with me, you young cub" st3rhel the general. shaking his whip at Us. Whats that on the back of youc infernal machine ."
 We looked behind. Tho girl, In her haste. had left her cape h it'll view over the back of the tonneau
 Why those people have forgotten something. Sid," said Carpenter.
 That's my daughters wrap" cried Gen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-02
tCopyrighted.)

 //~ MATCH her open, Jack" I said,
 as the car swung out on
 o straight stretch of clean, red gravel road. Behind us lay a cool little village set in naples; before us law the world and the fullness thereof.
 Not in days of paladn, dragon and fayre ladye did knights ride forth with less def- nite objective or more definite object than we of the 1emon-tinted, 2o-horsepower, four-eylinder Dyekmere touring car, the Cough Drop We were lords of two weeks holiday. the month was September, the Cough Drop was what Carpenter called "sweet little cruiser" and who cared whether business went to the devil and back or not?
 hedge, man high, shut off the imme- diate view on the right. but half a mile away rose a hill crowned with country house of suggestive proportions
 General Cartons place." said Carpen- ter "Beastly old land pirate Loves
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-02
The World Moves.


 70 nlggardly heaven" complained the ancient patriot, that thou hast given me but one life to lose for my country!" But the latter-day patriot is more en- frightened. He has read political economy. 70 nlggardly heaven" he complains. that thou hast given me but two feet to stand pat with"
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
FIRE At HARRISBURG. ILL.,.
CAUSES Loss OF $4,000.
REoiEI.fc SPT.Ttg.

Ef-' isl.i' SIf' lax
Harrisburg. i'll. Jan. 1.-The east half
~ thu Public Square was totally aes;roycr
hy fire n: " o'clock this morning. TIE
fire originated IL the rear end ~ Pea-c.
Bros grocery and meat market: and
spread ra;.i.y tn TWO laFg. i-v-goJts
stores on ;he south and two buildings ad-
joining CT ;h- north Tney were pracii-
caly rev brick structures
Losses az. estimated az follows: Pearce
p:ice. tr urrSr story. S.sA': Model Res
iaura-f. S."H: Doctor J. ". ial..gce. on
Urr.r aoo-. ti'.': T. w.:ieHiann. IN buI;-
ingS s,p.ssi: Seton !'rT Goods '"rnnary.
on goods an! building. g. ".. Ralph TowIa
Company. on goods. most OF which were
carried out nni saved see; John pavea-
port. or hli! ding. fic''".
N-ry Ei''. Insurance was carried b.
thoS.. who sustained; losses.
Til,. Post Office building was iaMages! ty
SNAKE ard water. hg; all the mail was
gotten out Hithou: damage.
Tn. merchants who sustained loses 70
day N.T- huru..s, out about min. month
-.nuiic Th. origin 90 III. fire. T. Urxn"Nn
bat is believed q have teen III. work OF
inc. !ld.ar7-s.
Thoraas vcarre ard Parry Kennedy. fire.
:-.fl. =. c.rl. sl.foCa:sd by smoke while
fighting IN f,r. -r! uer,s carried oU. of
The hui.!:r=. They soOU revived!
:.:ar..s T"wri.ton was knocked senSe-
loss an; his head ct:' bE falling skylgh:
Whit. assisting IN removing goods
The Iel!-f .ha. ,h- S'Ii'iirE wss set on
iir.. is str.- c-hsnci jy tn. fast tina. oriy
two w""i- aEo burglars .rt.rs-! :h. rear
after carrying away LOT O. clothing
ilaC"d iEntr,i lamp ou the aoor IN one
corner - ihe building and threw Q ios Q:
i-os. clothes o..r &
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02

S:ty. and pedtl.d hi. truck. Barps,.
.aAs !. rins.s German g.ri. Th.Ulxh
az interpreter she Rad. tie fo.,1x.nx
statement
his nan Gf;dfcn has annoy.,i -e
s1.s. @;o;e. coming a:O-r3 3Isn r,y .n-
..e NJ! !at"r. = away. az! p.rr.H,ns n
k!s af'sstiors- reported his y!.:;s - ny
N !s. wao gave ',l.:c-a .v. warning
Sisfer could TO: 'aik German ,e-y sell.
b':t ] could not mistake his !a,sn..ors
his morning While Nr. Tayer vas
arAy Giifcen cam. 20 rrr hon. ar.
ws.kec N ai;.oUt knock.,s vas s.ts.aE
Oh co' IN ths back rom ard he can.
oGt there s-s began 20 annoy ne
II so. ~. ans: cr,."rs! n.r. 20 leave sse
pace once. telling n!.l that would XIII
h.ra :: he cd not secured ~. pistol
:har Sr Tay.. kegs m III. house aad
fe'u-rs: 20 ~" cot ~. 81: nc: heed .sy
"aTnirS. TIT persisted. ar. ! post ,he yis-
toi atsalns. lis h.sss; Ar: .Gi's>. IL. s!;s-
r." ~. gave on~ sc!-ar. and ran oct
;a- s:or. door
wstcss: him r,sn 20 the corner %
Hudson ard Washington Ns~-e ss FELL
Ttsn ] CAV. :.y.~Y !? 20 TIE on.c~rs /:
ls'' The SUa -. ~. COT ~ke.s 3: ~as
found
i .ho: ,sis man GDesen 20 d~s.,d ny
hOrrs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
PRINTERS TOGO
ON STRIKE TO-DAY
Eight Hour Day to BE Demanded
in All Shops Where 1t Is Not
Now Granted BY Employers.
BOTH SIDES ARE PREPARED.
New York TypOthetae officials
Say :::J Of the is Members Will
Place Open Shop Cards in
establishments.



New York. } J:n- !.-For the frs, tine
s'!c- the orGaa.agi.on of ti- Intentional
iyp"SrapB!c... 1 :.;ca. a genera. s:-ise VIII
go .;.to eject .o-I:Io:!Dw :s."fn:D. "a every
chop IN tie like; States AID Canada
@n.:e tine .:n'-.s.. refuses 10 grant an
e;Sn;-noI. wo;kHs day.
Scv-: ! t-:i..- .sH.Di.. t:.~ CIion printers
Il. ya-.oG- !-rfS cf I..- country have been
ORDERED tu -.t-Or.. = h-t,.rEi.at Of tH.ir
conditions. b. It's" s-:.E.- have always
3.'-:! srcrri.t.. ,'.I Z! ~ any ca--=s. have
been won Ay ~ .E.!uy"sE-
Ev.. -l-h !: treasury !L.i..; 81 more than
q suart.T q: Il million Il ..a.s. obtained
by :."d.y -SrI"G.. GA Yer. u:ii'..'
i,riUteT. Il determined .E.T' - t. te r:as..
Ia establish The .isat-h"rr day uLiy-.-
t.-!y.
From th. .-sr s..I-r,.s q: information on
holm slices fg-Tl!.-.t. in1:C Ciilp.S VEN 10
i'p.H "a a sncI- cart..i IL Nv FORK. II
Ma stated ry Dtf:"Ilis Of t.. Un:"n that
s':.fai u. H!- iD-azy I.Dk- a"ay from 'a.
lgcBi TyiDiHcf.G' ~: G!l-;iv Informed
"a. union ;'l.f me- Mould indk- contracts
Vii. o. Ip-uIuf.'.s-
out "f IT,. s|r members nf Typosraph-
zeal tr.i-H. N. g. f.. S'.. 4 orls, II Is e--
'ifiia'od u"a lha' !y=,r i.s-.i. =" Viii b.
or.ic'! - -tT..-- tomorrow
- Fis'.' h"t:s' ..-li."yriE maze estaS-
ii~fi-.. Temporary h.-II" "a. Az array o!
st.g""in"agr 81 "'S. Tenn street. wh':e
:"-S!;ls ait :a'a!- at. PROVIDED y" l,.'-
%" guam! .aa- ten as@.-': for as 40
EMi'..,if.i:S' At:.i Ik.NT
~ r.iu-iTHl argument - IA. employ
'fS .s.air-f .s!aifI;- ft.- "Gct--hngr DAY j.
ina t!5'y az" r.Esv sra 'sge - c"n...-. - a
i'I"iIt nIta outside firms. arG & Obliged ;D
Ut on on tyu. "r Operation .ar:. '!ay
ih.-s ~'!! b' running IL s"Ii. Instances a;
"a los.
't.l hnf'- tn. country are =. s-sS union
IEa,-s and g. = ..sf.Iti'-i that $50. OG
ii.''-" mot. A.s. ';:e .;Gat-E-Ir day
II Ha- ~.tiE Dy TFi"t.4'ii-- ".!il ais 90
'.rtt 'agi - i,IEI ;!i!r'.-iiy. q: their
- 49, .-ai !H"f;It. - b..i begin hpSil- -
ty-Tn,gT,g. ifrrUi..., with o,...is-~:!.p .ar,:S
l. = . U.' in ~ I E!;tr'.-- ana iuif III
rf.:.t"Is wpl.lG as., - 20 =. g.Dri. a. ir.-
!I-4uI.'t". 80 rot uE..uH !H.n. Among
f:I' lr...p u..-.f -!Ipvs .ai"h ha,- teen
'fFI -. ~ .uIua :G.ri IL .ss state. ,ha:
- .. insist f,.1 t:.-:I ~..Dt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
VETERAN OFFICERS
SHIFTED BY KELLY
Three Police sergeants and Two
Patrolmen Moved for "Serv.
ices Good"
MORALITY SQUAD IN ACTION.
Sergeant ColestOck Not Given q
ReaSOn-PatrOlmen Hannaber-
ry and Stewart Switched Aft
er investigation.

Three police Se.geaa,s and two patrol
nen were switched yest9rdaE sy OrI.rs
change in beats resulted after the matter
had been unCer adv.se:n.nt 20: several
days. Chief kiely's only exp!a nation of
the changes Is that ,h.y were made Tor
the good of the service
Sergeant George W CoIestock. Of ,h.
Central District. mas bse.. returned 10 the
second Ns::ict i;":H :.E"ter' :ie "a. -.
placed in the Central Eisrr,cf bv S--s Al,
-. a. Hcss. o. IL. Third r--ric;. VI" is
IL turn saccee!e! IN that district b. Ser.
The ,wo patroirnen affected by the
changes are Foiicerl.n Ch..Ti.s Stewart
and James Ha:Iaab.sry. of u: Central
signment in the neighb"rhcod of Ea!s
bridge. They formerly walked "a beat
= hich Included til. blocks between Olive
and Mark"; streets and broadway and
Sergeant Col-s,ccx has been in the To-
lie. department for more than twenty
nine years and has never been before the
Fp'!rc Board. No r. a>b!ls have bs.s y given
20 Sergeant Cciasiock to any Of the
other police o:!'. er~ for the changes.
Sergeant Co.os.ock. since his removal 10
the Central pi>tric; from the Second
more than :fr. !-ars ago. hHs been !n
chars" q. a squad o! men la the Western
section Of the Central District. His ie.-
and T~en,y-seccrd STREETS. north Of Mar
i,",. and from washington; avenue 20
'fol;cau avenue west .! Eighteenth
street Sergeant Hess viii prcsi !c over
'.sts territory III future.
S.rroan; Col, stock. In returning 20 ;he
S"cu.T District wi.l walk from Cherokee
sly.e: on 'h- south ~ Shenandoah On the
north. aal from the Ieve. west {" E.igh-
te"'.'h st-.st. THIS territory IS b-:ng Va
Gated ty Sergeant Deafh!:iSe. Wko goes
"a III. Thi-! District TO nil che vacancy
cauS.C; by the transfer OF Sergeant Hess
Sergeant Il. p.athri,.y- will walk from
chou'eau av.rl.. - Sh-rand cah avenue
am. from The l~vee to Ninth street.
II was reported 10 Eh!rf ki''y some
days ago thai women wer. !r.guent!ng
the str-ts IN the territory where the two
rarf lgN.E w.rr on duty.
Special c::;C.- Tom Nahon 81 the CEN
'ral District morality squad was de'a..sd
with several specials ia patrol tEia dis
I'irt. Tn. iGy-=-i-.rion r.SLi!:- I! In eight
Women being hrcUcht {" ;h. Central Dis
friri In on" ?.SlI. They were charged
Hi-h "wani.:I:4..' an5. after being de-
'atrrj in the tci,;os-r over night. were
SEPT to the police court. The transfer "a!
Harrahofry aG! Stewart followed the
visit e ;ae morality squad into thIs ter
rit.ry-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
New YORK TIMES CONFIRMS
McCALL'S RESIGNATION.

S"w York. Jafs Tn" Times ro-,uar-
tH'n Nil say. "Ai:hoEgA neither JOAN \
N'Hf'sI .."T -rN rl".gia" 80 .i, ;a-riil.
tI",.la discuss Tt.- ;.I;t-r yrs;. ..ay. posi-
t!S-- -frr..-Isl.i' .. ."u va> r-fas:.... n a. Nr
ltct'ai. Est. :'-.G-:-,i m" ,r,~,,i. !.cy uf the
New hurh LIE ig-IIrsur. ,oulsary
Nt'A a. glfr" Information that N- NJ
Ea.s hi already tEr'l.t' aV.r Ia H.. corr
rt'gy - .aC .oE So. covering in..
nr. 'l-a- ,rhT'w " E.sa..lsua received
" .s'i Jaa pHs--. 49," Vt ..a-0,Gg.t,,,! 10Y
.- dr'afi
- was also l.7r~r! -hn- Alexander |.
'~- y 1i3 Ir"isv'- succeed Nj ic,'ii
ne '''-s-.!.rf - RE company.
NJ Nr'r..4 uEyarrr- = IN. e.. q.
.str.rf aEsGa-t Ar--,I Hamilton flr-
loved ul-'E ttr -.r- ;lf - the r..,,r-- from
r." Nm ha-s Fif| = i.-l< BGi.e manager
n J"H@ = Nr'aN trs-Ent hs;rl. '-ari.
pas last week / r.s air - beer N T..
- H1 iHa' fH' sDs.rr e1-:tr.t;., iit no:
consider Ht-u.tf.r's Statement Sa;ls;ar..rl
a. sf- 'Ni,il'g alton n lis transactions
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-02
GIRL KILLS MAN TO
DEFEND HER HONOR
barbara Taxer Of Oklahoma City
Places Revolver Over Heart OF
Who Persisted in His .Attcn
tiors-Surrenders TO Police.
yEr-psIc sPbTAi-

gEFt BIC SFEbgAS.-
Taxe- a German Gi-i. = yea:n oii. sho
resides ait. Ter uncle. Mathew TaSs:- q;
.:.. Sslth Robinson street; she; al! k...et
: . siiiid.n. .; - O'Clock 'a.s inCra!sS
.>:~ says IsG!..r was attempting 10 as
-zui; hs: a=3 tsa: s.e k...s3 him defense
J- k~. hcu0:
Th~.C vas 20 witness % ;se shooting
u. Xfri says Ahe oTsce broke away from
l,i5s.6..! aa4 ,sccgfe3 Q p..;ol from ths
How o. COZ fsi.tisn returned 20 che
a sac; aa4 sse :iacet TIRE 9 1xx.e % ;n~
p-s'oi owe: his bart az: Hrss: TIE hAii
LATE i.s Ell. hack % sn~ l~es hic.
cgstsa Oe~n sao:- gave ore scream %
1Sl.- raj .Sf os fhe hSsse ard hse Goae
halS box 60 THE rOr;a before a~ !~.i
10 s'sl s.-r~.ts:e: 20 Policeman Been
s.o~scm as s.ca as ~. hate: aprSN-e.
ard . -.sa.a~6 a: ;-oilc> seaeaxas.~rD
cnsiag sse Coso,ers i-.-est ue@-a I'll.
. h~i3 q, o'clc-ck sosnocrov.
siseie- Sas about ~ yarU osd and ss-
,i@ - ks.rE Of HIM escsp4 iSat Re fAFcs~3
. EASkee EA-osn = Tie 0usnk3rts oS Ne
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DEMANDS OF PRINTERS MAY
AFFECT THEE LOCAL FIRMS.

A. least - -r-- i- '=rr@ T-t1'lrs ~sssN-
iS0--"rfv H. - i-.fs rranHr.F -. -
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a Republic Wsn. Al ~f:. ssns sAAs Va
csns EpIss you haY. On yoSr haaIa


Baltimore. Mi. jar l-co.:rac:s THAT
sxi-: h~-z.en she employing l..n;s.s o.
:n.- city a-1 the v.ia- SiIi not .x,..- un-
;H tH- later SA:f ~ February. an! 70
trouble n~.ue~n employers Ard s..:!ry%s
1. art!-;ye,-: ,~'o-e IRA; tin. IRE con
yns'tors k~,- naAhs E$y . week an.
cork s.ne foy:s . day. ans .s@-s 10 sa.t
20 h> MS,h 3ssaasis.srsscs A.yssee TIE
Ee-- No predictions as. venture. hoUev.
e.. a. TO Usas Utii so;joU tha lxparASson
oe tie esesaoS eoatgAct
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MRS. H!ICHcocK's RECEPTION.
Miss Carr If ~. I."Iis Assists ut
Washington Function.
T'h- ra;us.ic Elvau.

Was. i..'C:l;. J q. IL ~. rl.:., bril-
liant Nm Years receptions one of the
most g.. resting Ms HAT or Nr- Hitch
GO u. v..- 4 fh- - :.t-rv OK tie in
terror. >a-a rtis CtdrrGi-. hus.-s. wa
assisted rs Mr. Warr-- Wiz. q, IN. ,.w
senator from Missouri. Mss Carcv IS
ter e.: NG- Eyr-.g~tt. Mr. C4-a;h III
M.S- = Il. Nai,J;' Mr. RYAN. Mrs
~ r'Hr. ttnI-E Ms + T.. l. Mr..
Arm. brg4-. Ny. Iw.S, collier o.
Nv I.rh. Hrs y g sane Mrs u II
n t..-r Nfs ilfr'E. cooley. Miss Ran
iu'r.. Miss VI az Mis- camIn,u Ms
-. .r4EI1. ~ - y .i..-. Ms Sarsen- Mss
Fer. ..saa aDd Mis- N'Hg..e Carr Q: -;
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