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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
CASE AT PoRT LIMON.
OmciaI Report 0 fthe Presence of Ye
 low Fever.

low Fever.
 New Orleans. La.. June 31@-The presence of one case of yellow Never at Port Linon, Costa Rica, was today officially reported to the Louisiana State Board Of Health. Port Limon is a trop- ical fruit port against which a quaran- tine prohibiting all passenger trafic be- tween there and New Orleans was de- clared last Saturday.
 This order was Issued because of a report from Port. Limon of the arrival there of about 150 refugees from Colon, who were said to have left their homes on account of fears Of yellow fever. Port Limon has a quarantine station, where fever patients are isolated &C., cording to modern methods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
MrccIs on A. C. L.

Norfolk. Va. June 2l.-In a collision between trains on the Atlantic Coast Line at Ahoskic, N. C., today. engineer Q. O. King of Portsmouth. Ns.. and Brakeman Walter Carter of Windsor. N C.. were killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
..aHNoLF AF sHvAsToroL.
Fortress Artillery Did Not Posses
 Necea6aSS Nerx-

Necessary Nerve.
 Moscow, June 21--The viedomosti to- day printed special despatch from Sevastopol describing the mutiny there. according to which company of fine fortress artillery sent to disperse a meeting on the Boulevard Tuesday night refused to do so and later were disarmed by the Breste regiment.
 Yesterday battalion of the same artillery acting in sympathy with their comrades. took possession of the North Side batteries, broke open inc magazine. loaded the guns and trained them upon the city. Last night the Breste regiment. reinforced by regi- ment of engineers, surrounded the rnu- tineers, who submitted without 6 fight. The population of Sevastopol was ter- TOT stricken, fearing that the mutineers would open fire on the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
Four FIturerald ChlIdren Drowned.

Nashville. June 2l.-News has reach ed here from Otia. Monroe County. Ky, of the drowning of four children of Calvin Fitzgerald. The children. with others, were crossing Cumberland River in a boat, when fl was upset
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
sails for Germnnx.

New York. June 2l.-President But- Ter of columbia University sailed to- day for Germany to confer with Em- pcror William with regard to the plan for the exchange of instructors be- tween German and American universi- ties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
Ferrln DecI,ne. to Ruu.

Saginaw. Mich. June 2t.-wood- bridge N Ferris. of Big Rapids, nomi- hated for Governor a second time by the Democrats at last weeks primary election, has declined the nomination. saying that there Is not enough enthu- siasm among the people to warrant him in running for Governor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
Ammonia Tank Exploded.

st. Louis June 1.-A huge ammonia tank exploded in the condensiug room of the Polar Wave Ice Company today, iguitlng the fume laden atmosphere of the apartment and causing loss of e-n uuu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
WEATHER FORECAST. Washington, June 21--Fcr Aiabamas Fair and continue warmer Friday and saturday, light variable winds.

ordinate police and military officers who are found to be guilty of compile ity in the massacre. The commission CTS declare that the attacks of the mob could nave been stopped by the ener- getic intervention of the police and troops
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
rnnlc Nnrrowly Avertea.

St. Louis. June 2l,-The propeller shaft of the steamer Bald Eagle broke carly today causing q panic among 100 passengers, many of whom were with difhculty prevented from leaping overheard. The steamer was captnESd finailyl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
Cotton ou 1IIu aurneI.

Jackson. Miss, June 21.--A special from Yazoo City. Miss, says the Pa- ducah Cotton oil NH of that place was con pletely destroyed by Ire this af- ternoon, entailing a loss of $l5o,O00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
Rrouaht Negro to RnlItmore

Baltimore. June 211--William Lee. a negro indicted for nssaulting several women was brought here today from Norfolk for safety threats of lynch ing having Leen made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
Want Tronnn Rnmnved.

Bialystok. Russia, June sl----The City Council has requested Governor General Bader to remove the troops from Bialystok and permit the organ isation of a muiiclpAt militia.
 The Council mas also asked the gov ernment for s25,000 for the relief of the sufferers from the recent riotlng.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
Frontn In WrnmInr-

Cheynn. Wyo., Jun 2l.-Frosts m various parts of the state have greatly damaged growing crops.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
Fire In Innnn. un.nitnI-

Middletown, Com. June 2l.-Fire in sne amusement hall connected with the state Hospital for the Insane early to-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22
Parliamentary Committee Returns.

St. PetersDurg, June 2l--The Parlia- mentary Committee sent to Bialysto& Co investigate the massacre of Jews there has returned. The committee possesses a mass of testimony on which Parliament will be asked to insist on the immediate prosecution of the sub
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-22

of the kingdom. may lie uphold and strengthen von in all royal and Chris tian virtues to the glory of His name and blessing of the Norwegian people. May His grace on this corruptible life prepare you for the inheritance of the righteous, the incorruptible crown in Heaven"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Z Races / at Latt:lo:,lniaL..
f,v 4 $40 IN n \ pr.,e.s,,s. gI

l5y lereSs.)
zsCINCINNATT5O,,, Is Il "A uglst 2A.----;Marthn
German and Santon were the only win
ming favorites at Latonia d to day. Blue
Mint ensily won the steeplec hase handi-
cap, the feature OF a he card slS
Wool Dealer bea e. g ubador n head for
the place NJ occnsIn Maid & a rank out
slider, won the final event from San q Bath.
SToboggan, the favoritc, finished sst third.
The track was fast Summary:
Ss4 First ra ce- Ave furlongs -stil Alarm
rs TO ~ first, Helmuth III to 81 second,
Decklaw x to- y third. Nh lime !, 1;o1 s1-5. IL
s3$ Second race mile forndo x to- y
5 first, Gamester a to s1 second, Magic
as to 81 third 81 Time. az E2-5.
s8 Third race-sl x furl ongs--M Martha Cor
man teven) first, Don Dono (G to g. sec
Sond MI i tiades Is to- ~ third Time.
s1:1s SO. II III AL .s2s
Fourth "a ce--- Ste eplechase handicap;
short N colirse Blue Mint, 81 VI y first.
Wool Dealer 40 4 to ~ second, Su bador
(5 to ~ third. Time, 1853 1T. !'5i &
Fifth race--sx furlongs -Santon d3s to, 81
q arst. Light Burn Gao to #D second. . sallle
#B, 81 e to ~ third Time. II IA 2-b.
ISL Sixth race-mile -Inspector Girl $(5 to ~
first sayoire Fare (eYen) second, Docllc
IA to y third Time, 4 al 4-5.
E}gS Seventh rnc e-one mile Moccasin Maid
10 Ito y first. San Bath i q to y second,
Toboggan a Il! 81 third Time, Il AZ Ia.
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rotnls . INK Is Z N 14Ssi!si
The soore by innings < "a y
Roanoke, " Portsmout q

#5i Especial ny Southern Dell Tele phone. -
Il ROANOKE # W August s THE
second 81 game between the ~ Truckers
and Highlanders went to the latter BY
n score OF 4 to 2. The game was won lin
a streak 4 In the seventh inning, when,
with three mon on bases h1cShane sputaa
safe one 10 left, but in this and the
throw 10 the plate Lolir brew the ball
Wild and went out In The field past the
$grandstand, N and before It could be re-
Acovered four men had crossed the plate
safely. 81 ,Ss .s 4.
Be- schnman. the star tWirler for the Truck r1l9
iers, had an OF day, and was hit freely.
Subway Smith, on y the other hand,
pitched a good steady game, I and kept
the six hits secured off him well scat.
tered. MCMAHON was a so q but his /, er;;
;rors were not costly. "a VI
The game was fast and well played LIP bs
ehoth teams. l lll AZ 5s ~ t5ss II
u Score by innings: r. 3,
Portsmouth y Y ~ ~ o5l
Roanoke t Z. Z. ], q. Q q 90 ~
y summary: Two.base hits-Kairl Lei
on bases-Roanoke,s 2 q ortsmouth, Z: 3.
stolen gf,as es-I.olr. schumann. Double
eonan to Benb0W, Ilanilt on to
Keily. Base on Bal Oft Smith. 2, Struck
3out-By Smith. 4; by Schuman, wild
SPltches-s chuman. Time o. game 1925: 81
sacriflce hts Cooper and Benb bow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
DOUBLE HEADER
THIS AFTERNOON
Richmond and Norfolk to- Clash
s at ago and AS s Still %
8s Pitch.

Two games Will be played here to- % day.
Cassidy N and Still will likely work s1 for
The Lawmakers. and Stanley and Jordan an
VIII probably be the slab men& for the
Crew OF the Mary Jane The first game
VIM 30 called at 2;30 o'clock. and the
second one viii BIO at 4:so o'clock, the
usual time for tl.S game, A
i Cassidy has been with the Roanoke
aggregation and believes that he can
easily defeat Norfolk. Still has shown
what he can do to the visitors; for last
week he pitched two mes--nlneteen
innings and allowed them only one RIM
Foster was esponsible for that one tai ~,
but then the extra Inning should never
have been playe land the Colonel should
h have had two games to his credit IN one
day 81 s,3 81 v. III 81 Il
Many. Richmond fans are hoping that
the Colonel Will be allowed to tWtrl both
games to-day Richmond 4 has lost two
games in this series to tho Norfolkltes,
md Still lis believed to ba the man TO
bring them out OF tho Wilderness; "
BE- Drew, who has pitched eight games for
Richmond ana won. five out Of tho eight,
In answer to a long distance telephone
call from the manager Of the FarmYille
baseball nine asking him to come Al
once and pitch against 4 tho Petersburg
team in a series OF games to be plfyed
in the cookade City, Employment Is Of
ifered for two mon tbs, and there Is a prob \
ability that Drew will land some good
position for the winter and VIII be In
the state when the season opens next
year, Drew was released, by the Rich.
tmond club, outstanding the fact that
ihe had 4 won the maj ority Of tho gu mes
he has pitched.
IL Howard Holland, the Manchester boy
who played with the Brownies u tn the.
Virginia North Carolina Len que, and who
this Year was ~ star In tho South Caror
lima State League arrived In 1 Richmond
Yesterday nlorHlng, The y 8 tateS Lea que
lof South Carolina has broken mp and he
Win be here for the winter ana wi work
In his fathers whin factory in Swans
borp, !, Holland 10 one al tho astest field, Il
,ers ever, see, llere, and Scou Id hay
with any team IN this leag had SlesS spI
desired; ~ s.attsd W end tsldsa sQ9Q
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mere n In CHILD talks!
BITTERLY Of LIf|.l {.
Little Girl, Arrested for ddress'.'5!5
ing Crowd Without Permit NJ
l Tells Of Socialistic Ideas.

4. al (special to The Times pispate oh. .8
hi N 70 &, AN ustF y. M iss ~ lzabath
Flynn, sixteen years old and prett u q
daughter OF Thomas Flynn. q civil ems
g!nesr, Of No, g796 East One Hundred al@ds
BThirty-fourth Street, . who was arrested
Wednesday night at Broadw y 4. nd
Thlrty-eighth Street for talking socialism,
without a permit TO several thousand lsrsl
sons, was arrnigned before MagistrataA
Walsh yesterday in8 Jefferson aiarke
Court. K S y Il s3s IN
y 10 the question OF how 6 slfi 70 zyeNn
In years had come to take up the stpay
q socialism, she replied that ~ the mains
M MAS because her father had @s been
cheated our OF two years WAGES aby Ms
employers, and that ~ q result, hts
Family had suifered and often been left
\ n want She. herself, III satd, had ossstt5
Ill last winter. and while confined 70 hfs,
hcme and unable TO 20 70 school. ny I
taken up the study of socialism III,
ii she was asked AZ her a,i ffer ~ Hs flaa SIsok
LED her into tina paths Of socin ltsins
nThose that suner material want, 3 sllA
REPLIED, .'sooner or later become tntefesfedN
IN tho study Of mani lld-raf the thlngS X
which harnss theni-nnd OF how Ia HNs
mount their alE,nst utsarniD.intablaS aNA
degraded condii Ton, n Il sss Ss Il
magistrate yalsls disehsTg ~ a. n
p>sAex>s w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
HERMITAGE CLUB d. !. TO II
PLAY PICKED [ 1. |! team I.
Best Men Of Battle Axe and
aHunt Club Aggregations
Combine.

Tho Hermitage baseball team. will cross ross
bats to-day with the strong team picked
from the Battle Axe and Hunt Club
teams teams. This team win probably lineup
ms follows; BETTY, catcher; Ford, pitcher;
WhIteheld. first base; Williams, or nlan-
ton, second base; sartoot, third basel
KID. shortstop; rhrenaeraft, left tleld;
Williams. center Aeldi Roach, right fold
The Hermitage Will probably lineup as
follows ,'Nlllle Keller 5@ Jones, right
field Water NJ ell, second base; W.
Hard Bronddus. center field lfnoeker'
lllllyson, pitcher 81 speelsri Iiotchkiss.
Ellrsstt base; seymour Ratcliffe, catcher;
S'syyatcrmelon HRrWood. third IN ba at,
nEIandsonle', Leigh, shortstop
Screw Bryan left & aeldi CAN. Brown,
Conquest and sRinford, bench holdeTs'
4 1T is With regret that we have g sgn-
Bnonnce that 4 = Mr.. stop ana $S Lee Y, Ale
SThnls, Of South Boston fame, mas res
fired from sst basebal n N foreye reason,
{isWillie Keller ~ Jones ~ reillggln a
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4 THE BIG STEEL PIER.
Major Winslow Likely to Be As
signed to the Vork tFs

HpBt Especial by Southern Bell q telephone.
IN ORF,OLK,& " Az august "a ---I forllla-
ton came from W sfingt on az day that
Captain Spencer Cobb, OF + the corps Of
engineers, United sta ties Army, has been
detailed to superintend the instruction
of the great 8steel EpiorS at the y amestoy
sExposit lon. and has been granted a two
months and 4 ten days leave yof " absence,
and that he will leave In d q day or two
for Europe. AS the pier Is to be built IA
Major yyinsl M & engine ring district s
many OF tie officials pro test q gains he
ASST gnmenti OF Captain Cobb, and AZ is
probable hat Il lss has neec b ed ssthe ears
OF the War Depar TN ent. 81
Nm It Is thought X here that he y orderS;to
superintend tho pier cons trtictio has
beer rescinded, 4 and thai M ajor nv How
may be again assigned to the work u Z The
appointment OF ptnins cobb. ~, Y
Thought, was an Oversight I, and not II;
tended as an Intentional slight 70 Major
winston ~ Il or
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oil gnino--oiIe hour and ilfty minutes.
Umpire, BLACK. Attendance. g, 1873.
#LYNCHB,G 6, D ". Nl'vILL,E1, I.
t3s
Five Errors and Two Passed Balls
&g ~ Hi n .ost the Game. Il VA

4sS8 (specnlby Southern He'll ,Teleplonc.)
VI DANvItLD VA. August ". -- DAtlvillo's
i've errors, coupled wi tn two passed balls
by Catcher Benny. lost them the game
here today BY the score Of a TO 8. But
FOR tho dumb and listless fielding OF the
4Toba cconists they veuld have won the
game. The feature OF the game was "
superb 8twirling Of Howard. for the; locals
ana II was a hard game for him to lose.
Of8tlle seven hits chnlked III, against him,
only three 81 those were clean ones, ana
they wore well scattered. Tho four others
wore hunts, which the II lllclimburs beat
out. They should have boon gathered in
by tho Danvillo team but he wiis given
little rAno support Ho struck out five
men ana did not allow q single base on
bulls, did not8mnkc q wild pitch or hit
III batter. Reiss, for the VISIT rs, va 3
hit good u and II hard Is Y 7 wo III doubles, SIX
iclonn Tits. were secured OF his delivery.
What saved him from more hits wa 9 j the 70
fielding Of the eight men be-
hind him, who played WI til gings y !! - q
aIertness. Benny for the locals, had de- e
,cidedly a day of. and no alone is prob
ably the cause sIof tho defeat. Besides
being slow on two butts. he al % y cd two
passed balls ut critical H sta es, one sof
the balls when a mar, was on TIL rd. N oat
OF the run wcrc made on long flies, with
ID man on third. The score: I78f
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Personals and Briefs.

3S Mr., ii ]. w bingham has return d ~
the city a fte1 a delightful Wis to Boston.
Newport, Portsmouth and therSSssN th:sA
ern cities. Il ,SS3 Isl ~ ~
# Miss Louise Williams. Of South THO \ tt
Street has returned to the afters aS
tour through England france. Germany
Italy. Belgium and Switzerland sSsl
i Mr.. 81. q. ia lrbnnks eft the cit yes al
1 to-day Tor Buffalo Iltthia Spring l Iiei
went for {his health and will be gone one
month, ID Il. !. y;
Rev. Il. b. Betty and wife left Thu tgre
day FOR the Roanoke Red Sui phur SPRINGS
n Mrs. w Fl, . Harrison and Chi dren are,
visiting Mrs A. S. Robert son nt Notto Al
way Courthouse B fore rel turning they
viii also visit rolatly Ives at reNe SV s..
Mrs. b !, . Bibb, eco lpAnieEsd g by heS
6grandaughters, Elizabeth and Saraah v
5Trear lis Visiting her tleR.8 Judge Nh
ID. Eggleston. Fran In, near y s'lli.s
vile. Tenn. II ~ N IA !.
a Mrs. Davis or Alabama. daughter g q i
NJ rs. Phoe bus, is a guest Of Mrs,
Gill. . 2, !. . . |, n ras
Cottage. .sqnn ysl4s, \. 7 y J.
returned homo Thursday from .C " . PEI
iand, where she spen q. deligh 1ll Tins
at Rock Cottage, Sunny SD g. n sSg
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1.sE Propr,vertttY'.T transfers.. y

g3s edmond "A s1r. Prescott and VIII $to3
W. r. n stnoot, 90 feet | n cas- t. Inc
strawberry Street n 159 3-4 feet II rth Oh
Grove Avenue, 81 500. 90.
II feet on sout Ii n line OF Grace 81 reet,s
142 feet east OF Meadow street,
E9 Henrlco :s Seth Gay lie and w fe to-
Pitts, 10 1-2E fee I & on Il north of
s ss5o s. en1la5 ss5sss
#S Same ia cornelia Al and 81 D.sS Pitts.
81 feet on north line Of N Street. 6S feet;
west OF Ttrty-thlrd Street, $3.50, 0O.
M .s NJ. Gardiner and Al Paul Inc tebie gery
Is r, A.9 Rohl eder, S2S acres on line
~ e Frede ricksburg Road, n oar sass Brook
~ N. fInll ana wife to Rosa IVA. Nflr.sE
Bphy. 16 feet on CARING ton stree. 81 Sol
cas- n corner OF PM Street, 81 ,o35. %
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Birmingham, 3;;..New Orleans, 4: Z.
NEW oRLIAN s. LA: !. August 24...,.BIir-
mlngham binchcd hits IN the. seventh !, IN
frat 81 the series ' to; 9 Y /,
}B h D 9 81 90 g o9--s 9 Il 2
New Orleans o. Q o 70 o oS1 o. ~
d Batteries Clark and Garvin;;s, Breten-
stein ana stratton. lime. e. Y YIN n pres
Shreveport, s /; Nashville i.
II SHREVEPORT; August ,s " ~. s.:
Shreveport efeated sNashVllie to-dh lu l
On q 8 { the fastest and best pla yed games
of the season. 4, -, !,
S Score rs e. g ~ y r. r 1ls =.
1sI1Jsyl. M h. o o 10 fl
s| Bal teries- Fisher and Gro mus; Buchan-
an ana Miller, Time. # q N ip Pie,
Rudddcrham. NJ
& M emphis, 8 ntgom'e:rry y: u
MEMPHIS, EN- \. ugust q THE I, 70;
Gals. by punching their hits IN the. tnlIa
Inning, gained LEAD ulsl.o 'l
which they were una ple 70 6 e
s sis gS;s 8o 3 3 Q q . o.s Is II
Montgorneryss. A. 20 o. o 90 01s1.o-25&55 2
ana rime
Atlanta, 8 Little Rock, g. MS.
LITTLE ROCK, AR X, .Allg gust "a The
locals failed to score gains e: s.
day. ~ III Y, ~,
Score: Y y ! Z 7 ! Is 4 Il! = \
1,ittIes Rock n 81. o o % o o o 90 "a Q
a Ratteries-snarks and Smith s FSett tn and
Doug Mr. n'pire, ftennln7
ger sg
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SH.EPOUNDSi0'.G|A|||v||'|I''I'
E0R 4
I'Well-to Do Widow, EnragedS bY
4 90 Jealous Admire, Makes SI
N Attack On Him. n III

fs,p,.coIaI 81 Southern BELL Telophone.y

tSDGo1al Dy 5OuLuerus
prod ded and beaten BY he plump tlstss
OF a a8 small, middle-aged WON an, and
parked y on tho shils vhenever o. short
Feminine ki ok could reach him, q large
man. nearly 4 seven feet tall and W eighin8S
more than 200 pounds Il cl umslly prancedS
up Alex anderS & Avenue the Bronx, ~ st
terday a. ternoons in the h OF sun, tiucking
Ills b end to escape the u lows and bound
either of two small Oxford ties boot &c
Ills ankles, In quick, glistening pou .spS 3s
Indignation h: seemed FL Il To ndtate from
every tlon@of tile woman III e y he heat
waves " on the brolling conc ete. Her
heels beat an angry to too on the pave
lr1et,t ,2si two OF her s teps 1nea uring al
most even with " one III The jumping
strides Of the fleeing ma vi Every 8lineySo9s
her face Threatened that she mig ht sre MI
sort to the hatpin at an VI MON e AZ:
one Hundred and ~ hlrt 4 fthS IA reet thu
giant n putting and N d lniost v exi laustedsss
stopped. turned, q rea Oh ed AN ~ psaling|
hand down to hts short p,irsuerS and siaid'
1t on her shoulder
n lid the ma
,9{..Don.t please me, al you he rrl dS thin1l:
And d feminine hand was swung toward
the tall 8lnan' b face. fell far stlort MOI
the mark, but II II vas 4 e. si gnal FOR lhelp
FOR the Woma q, and the big man wa ~
ri placed 8unde arrest BY q po llcernan
@ IN Harlem Court the Woma q said sshs
was Mrs. Johanna sc hwannec Ike, IA dow.
gthirty-five@year old Il of IN d. 575 East One
Hundred and Thir hird Street. :is
Your Honor, n she said 4! ta
Sih love Wit me, and has ammo ed me- fot
more than q cd /, INT spit Tel of n, most !.
strenuous efforts t repel him. '3 ss$
The prisoner who said sIfl Andrew
Rocke q, 3 81 mo S122 xAlexande Avenue, ;Vas
|aheld IN $500 bail 4 to keep " he peace az
six months 3s
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I Shaw, b cr1iies Story.

4. (ByE ARsOClAte cd Pftss, 20
y5yvASHTNGTON. p. G. ugust &. 81
When asked about the runors tina { u ne
was l3E about R to purchase WI government
bonds, the As Of 1907, Secretary Shaw to-;
fEyidently3 somebody Is trying to de-
ceivo the thoughtle Every man S VII Y 4 4
soccnsions for relief does not ext st. 5flt
seems strange that rumors sho uld be !, 80
persist emit that I am going to "a 9 ct g
the doing 81 4 which at this time would
10 universally recognized as $unca!lle sior.
IL asubseuue:, ti, condit lions demand ction1
T -wiii not Ia sucl, "a way as i deem best
III n the time, but e all n rum ors will be
lNaseless, There will be no tips and n0
ADVANCE III
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DOUBLE BRIDAL KNOT.
Hopeful Parsons Suggestion to
Attendants Snapped Up,
,nrinI m ,rha rImaa, pIanntcll.I

(,pocial 70 The ETlmoa. Dspntc "a -....
HARRISBURG, August "a 81 think I u
marry you. too, said Rev. John Will
liam ISllefken, pastor OF the a tlantlc
CITY .2eformedl Church, TO tho at tendants
~ Miss Emma sheppley, Of Fsherville,
and G. IT, log snAf, OF Iiarrisburs, We'd
nesday evening". when the lattor were
about to be married, 8 Il at
HF5"All right" were tho replies Of Miss
Margaret u, Lutz and Ellis fl, MUIR
ray, Who, both az this city, were brides-
maid and best man. 80 the other couple
were married also, @ "a 3;
The bridal quartet returned to Har-
rIsburg yesterday, and, after their honey
moon, Will 10 to housekeeping pt En0la,
whore tho bEidegronnis 4 a 70 employed ~
tho Pennsy lppnia railroad shops,