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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-11
PYTHIANs SELECT BUTTE
Officers Elected and Next Meeting
',,: Place Chosen by Montauans..

HELENA, MONT.-Ihe twenty-second session
Of the grand lodge of knights of, Pythias of
Montana voted to meet next year in Butte, and
elected the following officers: Lee Dennis, past
s. w: Soule, grand vice chancellor; Jacob Loeb
grand keeper Of records and seals; d. H. Talcott'
grand master Of the executive; George Palmer.
grand pfelate; Will Cave, grand master of arms:
A. B. :Ayres, grand inner guard; C. Bretz, grand
Suts1 n4G k guaGd The reports show that there
oy1S Word dgnss gnu acs IN good standing In Montana
Ralph Of Ogden, head Of the Amalgamated Sugar
company, will arrive there today for the pur-
cry to be built I'm Gallatin valley by that com
pany. A site has been secured for S1a OOO
and It Is expected that work upon the building
will soon! Begin: :. ~ 81,
: The little daughter Of w. B. Sands. an at
torney living at Chinook. was drowned in the
irrigation ditch. -. i.ii =.
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edies'do. You can go right ahead and at
tend to your regular daily duties. It COM
pels proper assimilation Of the food and
cles, bones and nerves and builds them l1p
instead Of piling 1t up in the form OF .ex-
cess fat. It is not a medicine in any
sense OF the word, but mild, pleas ant,
harmless fruit put up in concentrated
form IN small packages for convenience.
For sale by druggists, $1.00 a box. n
you suffer from excess fat call on your
druggist today or send your name and ad-
dress for q. trial package of Rengo Fruit
mailed free in plain wrapper Address
Rengo Co., 1922 Main ST., Augusta, Mich
For sale and recommended in Minneap-
oils by Voegen Bros. Drug Co., cor. wash,
and Hennepins avs; cor. 7th st and Nicol-
let avs cor. - tn av s and 22d ct; cor
LYndale and goth av N.
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soARP: SOLD FOR. WHITE FISH
Fattening Pond Near Monroe, Mich,
Z Jt..-4 Supplies Large Shipments. ...... - !

: CALUMET, .MICH.-An unique industry. near
Monroe is conducted by. the Standard Fish com
pany.,f which has large carp pond on, the
raised 10000. an increase of 10000 over last
year. The fish are mostly fed on cracked wheat,
oats and potatoes. Fresh -, water y is daily
ing made east, where It is said they. are served
in the swell hostelries in New York city as
branded as herring. .-4< ..-s- :.
Rush orders for portable houses are pouring
Into. Saginaw. from San Francisco and Valparaiso,
the earthquakes stricken cities immediately
following the great earthquake rush order
game in from, VALPARAISO thru d New York house
Francisco, earthquake the Mershan & Morley
company received q rush order fof thirty OF the
houses to be used for sheltering the homeless. s
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w. g. T. U. COTTAGE WILL REMAIN
- .'.-t- : - :',,., !,.s@,,;s !
Proposal to Sell It Causes Storm Of
J.. - g. :Disapproyal. .4.g,.l...

BLACK RIVER FALLS. wIs.-socme bad feel
Ing has been caused BY an advertisement In the
papers Offering the w. c.. T. U. cottage on the
county fair grounds for sale Several years
ago g Mrs. L. NJ. Kimball, now dead. undertook
for, the tired ones attending the fairs. She
had no money to start with, but with "con-
tdence IN the public and faith in God" as capt
ia! she began the work and completed 1t and
raised every cent 70 pay for the building, and
IN then donated 1t to the Jackson county W. c. T.
-; It NJ has bee been kept up by the union and was
and was opened free to every one who desired
Its, comforts. Offering 1T for sale is considered
to prevent 1t. The cottage will remain as
heretofore.
Farmers In the northern part Of the county
depredations of wolves and bears. The animals
frequently make raids on. thessmall stock of the
fa runers and are a terror to the childrenw who
fear to be out doors: after DARK. * =. 1'l...
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PAINT SPREAD ON
COLLEGE FOUNTAIN
VANDALS ATTACK NEW MEMO
RIAL AT CORNELL. " ,zs.
Certain Students Are Suspected and
Others League with Townsnen to
Determine Guilt and Let the Law
Punish-Happy Child Of 6 Years
Falls Dead.
Special to Tho Journal,

Special to Tho Journal.
Mount Vernon. Iowa, Oct. 11.-vandalism Of
the worst type was perpetrated last night in the
co!lege campus. The beautiful memorial foun-
tain recently presented to Cornell by Armstrong
spear OF Philadelphia was defaced by paint, and
1t Is doubtful whether the stains can ever be
wholly removed.
suspicion points strongly toward certain mem
Ders OF the student body and the townspeople
are combining with the upright students to bend
every effort to ferret out the miscreants and
give them into the hands of the law. -" r.
srs !. Little Girl Falls Dead. ~s,- ~
Dancing gaily home from kindergarten school
with her little playmates, Myrtle Richardson.
aged 8 years, suddenly fell dead upon the side
walk today. =. 80 - :. =
Such an unusual and tragicaI occurrence has
seldom visited this CITY,. The little girl had
seemed In usual health. The verdict is heart
trouble. - 49, -<@
~ -"s5,i .s New Pastor. s:., -,
DR.. A, M .Billingsy Of clinton has been called
70 the Methodist Episcopal pulpit here. Dr..
Troy, the former pastor, goes to, Marion, Iowa,
Dr. B1II1ngsly IS considered one Of the strongest
men OF the Cedar Rapids district. = =,
l.. Otho Brokaw Of this city and Miss Alice
Stone Of Mechanicsvtlle were married by Rev.
j. W. Hubbard Of the Presbyterian church.
= -: Stock Sale Nets $e,ooo.~ e.
The blooded stock sale at wayside farm uetted
tne proprietor, George Burge, over $4,000. The
nero is composed entirely of shorthorns. .'f.'l,.
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BOY PRISONERS TRY TO ESCAPE
Sharp Fingernails and Broomsttck Used
Al" Z. to Bore Hole In Wall. .,sr.st

GREEN BAY, WIs-Two small Polish boys,
Who are in jail awaiting 'feformatory SEN
tence for differing. from several yachts, tried
inner wall. j.; They. used their long, sharp nm
gernails and broomstick;s+ and succeeded in
making hole two feet in diameter thru a wall
three feet thick. The condition of the walls
Of the jail is now being severely criticised
The Green Bay Cot company, with capital
stock of $4,000 has been organized under the
portal le cot invented by Francis ID Rappeler
Of this city: The cot is one of the finest in
the market for hunters and campers, the entire
outfit weighing. but seven pounds and capable
Of being done up into a. package sixteen BY
fourteen inches. -." - p :
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SHEEP. And CATTLE
- MEN WAR. AGAIN
FRESH CONTEST OVER RANGE IN
! ~ = BRoADWATER COUNTY.
F1ocks of Rovic Are Attacked by an
Armed Band at Night and Many AMI.
mails shot-Extra Herders Employed
to Answer Guns Of Cattlemen. >~
Special to The journal.

&,
Forsythe, Mont. Oct I.-A messenger who
has just arrived from the camp of Mic Royic on
Cottonwood creek. In the northern part OF
Broadwater county, brings news of serious
situation IN the feud, between the sheep and cat
tlemen Of that neighborhcod. He SAYS tha +
about 10 O'Clock Sunday night, when the herder
started TO set his lanterns around the sheen to
protect , &c t. them from coyotes. the lanterns were
into the band of sheep. r., -
The herder answered. the first three or four
rounds with his Winchester and then retired to
place OF safety: On returning to the sheep
at daybIeak Monday, he found several hundred
OF them dead He Immediately mounted his
horse and came to this city to secure assistance
from the sheriff ~., -. '",5 ,
Sheriff Munden and a deputy left at once for
received that they found about Atty sheen shot
to death and about 400 others which had piled
and smothered to death. Indications showed that
four persons who had covered their retreat 50
well that it was impossible to trace them did
the shooting. 80 =. -: t-t'. = 49, ;:..f'!
r. Farmers In League. =,
Early last spring about fifty farmers banded
themselves together under the name of the
Rroadwater County Stock Protective association
tne rooJect being 10 protect this particular range
IRON the sheepmen. They served both printed
and written notices that they would protect the
range even If they had to, exterminate the
sheep. herders and owners to do 30. They re-
moved Rovic's sheep from the range twice re-
niuuins Nun the lase tlme that TX he returned
'nev would be compelled to use the most drastic
methods to drive him Oft. "a.
Rovic's loss Is estimated at approximately
$1,000 His sheep still. are on the disputed
range He has employed extra herders, has
armed them with rides and provided large sup
plies Of ammunition, and vows that If the stock
men. want war of determination. he win do
some OF the exterminating himself.
IN, the meantime the county authorities are
viewing the strained situation with some appre-
hension and are ready to take a hand should
actual warfare break out between the two fac
tions. -, 49, <
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SEES. DAUGHTER KILLED !.
J. IN HORRIBLE. DREAM

Journal Special Service. Ss'@ -. --'-"' / /
:zssg New York. Oct. IL" She's dead.
'$I dreamed Florence: was: dead last
night.'' = - 40. kts~rH ,;H@
Thatis what the aged mother, of Miss.
Florence Me- Donald, sa.s the Blue; Moon >
company chorus girf, who was killed
by falling from window in the Wind
- r-Cllfton hotel, Chicago, yesterday.
e. SAID last night when she heard Of. tie
accident = as. ~%.Q -, & 8 I. SKI e. !
At the.very hour 4ofl,the young won
ans death Mrs Abigail Nc Donald says
in which she saw Florence in a serious
accident. s. -aIys ssrrs, = - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-11
MARINE Mills OFFICE ROBBED
Postmaster Had Reunited Funds OF
Loss Would Have Been Heavier.

MARINE MILLS, MINN.-The postofriee was
oroken M into last night and robbed Of SITS worth
the postmaster, had remitted money order funds
yesterday, and had only about s25 on hand
found the stamps in the safe and rs cents Of
the postmasters private funds in the till, but
the stamped envelops we're left untouched.
1t Is thought the men who robbed the Osceola
office recently made their way over here.
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Gould Not Sleep for Coughing.

. a customer called me up one cold
night last winter wanting bottle Of
Chamberlain 3 Cough Remedy for his
could not Sleep" says E. Nixon Of
Stallings, Ala. The next day he told
me that one dose Of it relieved her and
that she rested well for the remainder:
of the night. 4s 4,
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MONUMENTS
MEDICAL.

used or are now using DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root remedies. Any such person sending in
MS or her name and address will learn some.
tric vibration treatments for rheumatism and
all nervous diseases successfully treated: 72a
Nicollet av, room 8; hours 8 to 5. Phone
N. W. 3239 Ii. H. -
GoUT AND PNEUMoNIA-RECEIPT FOR
Warded to any address, price 80 cents; pre-
scribed by one OF the, leading old country doc
tor: Firing, BIZ Smith st. WINNIPEG.
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RED, WING ,M1NN-Red Wing, held Its first
market day Yesterday under the auspices Of the
an unqualified success. Many exhibits OF grain,
vegetables and fruits were brought In and prizes
were awarded. :. :, s
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Quinsy, Bpra1ns and Swellings Cured,
- = - . In, November, 1901, T caught cold
and had the quinsy. Ny: throat was
swollen 50 4 could hardly breathe. I
applied Chamberlain g Pain Balm and
it gave: me relief; in a short time. In
Cousins, otterburn, Mich. Chamber.
lain s Pain Balm is iniment and is
especially valuable for sprains and
sWellings: ,.::"'
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MANISTIaUE, M1CH.-Ihe biggest apple
brought in this season is one of the Ben Davis
rariety, weighing a full pound, 1t was grown
In the orchard Of Peter Archambeau near Cooks
Archanbeau has three acres of apple trees all
of which bore heavily. y III
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CHARLES CITY, 1owA-sberir F,uen+ be.
purchased the Gilbert hotel of Sam g. Sloane
hans Vogel has arrievd from Germany. He is
Dut IL years OF age and made the journey all
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-, AARsHALLToWN, IowA.-Thieves entered
n tne poston1ce and store OF G.. W. McGregory at
quarry last night and stole $3.50 worth Of
clew. e AZ Nv
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. wATERTowN, s.. D.-sGeneral william NJ.
Pierce, for twenty-five years a citizen OF Water.
town, dropped dead on the street today Of heart
disease at the age Of 70 years. He gained his
title by serving as acting assistant adjutant
general under General Sbley in the civil war
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-11

Notwithstanding its fogs, London has lower
mortality from tuberculosis than other European
capitals" In 1904 1t was only 16e per 100 .o0o
Inhabitants. as against 257. Is in Berlin. 254 In
Milan, 256 in Madrid 914 in Vienna. 3S3 in
Paris. 3S7 In Moscow. g.. - >.:-,s:; +
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Il. and H., 1e eth st s, QUICK SHOE REPAIR.
Ing. Mems shoes, 81, $3.50 and SO. Better
see them. go 4
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HIDES. PELTs. WOOL ETt

. : y =: - V. No. i: No, z.
Green sailed cured steer. hides, over
so lbs :..........::. .......... 1871 12M
Green salted heavy COW hides, over
oO Ids IL IL
Green salted light hides, under 60
! lbs .,.;;..:. .:.............. 10 12
Green .salted bulls, stays, oxen or
} work steers. ........-. 10
Green salted long haired kips, to
. Is lbs ...............:.:... ........ 12a 101a
Green salted veal kps. -. .:.. ..'...H13 11h
Green suited veal calves 8 TO IS lbs. IAN 49,
! Green or frozen hides 11ac less than green
salted. - - :. .-;,". :
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HAMBURG, MINN.--Mrs, Lawrence Madden.
one of the pioneer settlers Of thcr Minnesots
failure. She was IS years Of age and; is sur.
vfved by her husband, two sons ana a daughter.
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* BROOKINGs, S. D.--Richard Bell r proui
nent member Of the G. A. r. and an old
resident Of this city, was seized with cough
ing spell and died in few minutes. He leaves
a wife and son. +.. - -
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NOTICE
TAILORING

a COMPLETE FALL LINE OF wooLENs AND
gents furnishings. Turnquist 1873 7th st 8.
:. d. H1NsHAw, ea7 BOSTON BLoCK-NEW
tall styles ready for inspection. ,:,: = =
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WATCH REPAIRING
SHOE REPAIRNG

WHEN YOUR WATCH TROUBLES TAKE IT
!. to Myer, the expert, lO9 7th st s.
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NORTHWEST NEoRoLoGIO

= SUNRISE, MINN.-Theodore voss, a pioneer
settler OF Chisago county. Is dead at: the age Of
and immigrated to the United States in 1916
first locating in st. Louis and later going to
Saltwater, where he. worked as d blacksmith.
here ever since. For. the first quarter Of a cen.
tury Mr.. Voss resided here he followed his trade
Of blacksmithing. He is survived by five chill
dren: Mrs. George w. Rowell Of North Branch.
Mrs L. A. Fancy of Cloquet Theador NJ
Henry and Ella Voss OF this village.
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: =, Mai!ARsHALLTowN, n! IowA--senator j.. P.
Ing OF Oct. %. '~N
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

~~~~~~~~>~~S >~~S-~>~~~>~>-~-~~>~-~~~
WE HAVE a FULL LINE OF THE CELE.
plies; amateur developing and finishing prompt.
- " done. New England Furniture g Carpet
Co.. corner 1st 8 and 5th ST. ~ 4ft EbE-
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD FOR A CAMERA, On !
kodak at r. v. Moreau & Co., 616 Nicollefs say.
We do developing and printing; employ only
experts: prices reasonable. eEs Es55
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INSTRUCTION
MACHINERY

an Fr1Tc - @~><e.sc.osc>s~~~~~~
lings betting, wood and iron, WORKING ma.
Sn1nery, new and second hand; largest stock,
Northern Machinery Co.. 217 Sd st s; MpIa
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TYPEWR1TEa2, ali mAksa, sat bargaine; muoo
be sold. BiSck. Mfg. Co. eos sykes biosk.
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OPTICIANS

JOHN J. DowD, oPToMETRIsT AND OPT
clan. optical dept ,Minneupolis Dry Goods CT
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TYPEWRITERs

RoBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN, PENSION
. atty. hoxat1sg s2s Boston block. Minnearolia-
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The blooded stock sale at Wayside farm nettei
tne proprietor, George Burge, over $4,000. {lTh
herd Is composed entirely of shorthorns. 'i.;l.
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SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS

e~~NONoN~N~~N~N@~ ~~~~>~~>c~~~N~~~
FAMILY PLATE AND JEWELRY OUR SPE.
: cialty; perfect security and very low rates.
The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Fireproof Warehouse.
400 Lake st. tas - 5.ssf5 -
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FURNACES OR STOVES CLEANED, PUT IN
Z order. set MP Advance: All Washington av 8.
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
]: ern Stove Repair Co.. a12 Hennepin az
The Washington times., 1906-09-20
LAIDLAW DOUBTS
THE SAGE RUMOR
FinanCier'S Human Shield
Knows Nothing of Plan
to Pension Him.

NEW YORK. Sept. Civilian II.
Laidlaw. a wreck Of a man. smiled faint
~ today when ne YVES asked If he had
heard that Mrs. Russell Sage was plan
ming TO pension him because he stood
between her husband and the bomb OF
the mad man. More coss. who tried 10
assassinate the naancIer fifteen years
ago
THAT Is news TO me" said Laldiaw
who had Hmped painfully into tie par
lor Of his little apartment at ~ West
Ninety-seC0nd street TO receive the re-
porter.
The story was that. as salve cor the
Ia wounds which Latdlaw got while
serving as Sage's shield, Mrs Sage, at
the solicitation OF some Of the Sage
heirs. would settle an annuity Of $500
annually on him. In case she did not,
supply the annuity themselves.
Il have NOT heard lhat Mrs. Sage, or
any of Mr.. Sage's heirs plan TO do any
thing for me. said LaldiOW. i DO not
expect anything. so ] shall not be dis
appointed That affair is all over now.
so far as ] am concerned. ! sued and
lost and am satisfied 10 let IL rest"
Laidlaw. who was a broker, sought
damages from Sage, alleging that the
had seized him and held him
in front of his body at the instant Nor
cross dropped the bag that held the
bomb Sage always denied this. Laid
law never fully recovered from the ter
rible wounds he received.
The Washington times., 1906-09-20
GUESTS At DINNER
ON ITALIAN CRUISER
Admiral Cali EntertainS a
Small Party On Visiting
WarShip.

Lieut. Carlo Pfster, naval attache at
the Italian embassy SignOra PnsteT.
Assistant Surgeon Gen, J. NJ. Eager, Of
the Marine Hospital Service, and Mrs
Eager were the guests OF Admiral Rob
ert0 Cali at dinner on board the cruiser
F1eramosca, now anchored of the United
States Arsenal, last evening. A concert
was given by the we'll trained band and
the strenuous Italian music was well
received by the distinguished guests.
1t was announced today that Lieut..
Phster would go TO New York city on
board the FieramosCa to attend the Un-
yelling of the statue to the Italian COM
poser Verdi about three weeks from to-
day
A large number Of the officers Of the
Fieramosca went to the zoo this morn
ing 10 see the sixty new monkeys and
the tiger which arrived at the park yes
terday afternoon. Other officers are en-
j0ying themselves at Luna Park. where
"a picnic IS being given under the aus
pices of me United Italian societies OF
the city.
The FiCramosca viii remain I'm this
port about ten days more. A large num-
her of WashiugtOnians have gone aboard
the vessel and received q hearty wei
come from the courteous officers and
sailors, wh,r salute everybody and every
thing gOins and coming.
The Washington times., 1906-09-20
NEW JAMES BAND
BLOWS Up VAULTS,
CITIZENS IN PANIC
Michigan Town Terror
led by Eight Heavily
Armed Men.

WHITE CLOUD. Mich, Sept. zO.-This
town was terrorized at / o'clock this
morning when eight heavily armed men
RODE IN on the main street I'm true
Jesse James style and proceeded to
rob the two banks.
The men were all masked and i'm
medlately surrounded the buildings
containing the Newaygo county bank
and X. Cannon d Sons bank. which
stand side by side.
Several persons who heard the com
motion approached the bank building
and were ordered away. George Rosen-
berg. who lives upstairs over the Can
non bank. thrust his head out OF the
window and inquired what was wrong,
but found himself looking into the
muzZle OF revOlvers. He was instructed
by the bandits 10 take MS head IN or Il
would be shot of.
The men in the interior OF the other
bank were hard at work In the mean
time. and had placed several charges Of
dynamite. There was a tremendous ex-
piosiOn and the vault was wrecked.
The safe inside the vault was then blown
open and 5000 in cash was secured.
Another portion 0f the gang was at
work In the Cannon bank but they
were unable 10 blow the safe. although
they drilled il several times
The men then made their escape on
a handcar and officers are in hot pur
suit.
The Washington times., 1906-09-20
HUSBAND NO. 2
WORE HIS CLOTHES
But He Didn't Kick Until
His Trousers Dis
appeared.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 0--Alleged
Indulgence in the luxury Of having two
husbands at the same time, both living
with her IN the same house. one sup
ported by the clothes and food pur-
chased by the other, brought Mrs.
Tracy Jacobowski. Of this city, before
judge Rohnert's court today TO answer
TO a suit for divorce begun by August
Jacobowski. husband No. ,, who makes
the charges.
August has been a bridegroom but
two months, but he says that is more
than plenty. Husband No. I, he alleges,
is one Albert Dubuke.
Jacobowsk did not know OF the pres
ence Of the other alleged husband until
he began to miss his ueckties, socks,
ana other clothes. lie said nothing. but
when trousers were taken he thought
that about the limit. Later he found
the other man IN the house. He asked
his wife what IL meant and she said
he alleges, that the man was her hus-
band and had a right To be there. She
alleges that she was divorced from
Dubuke twelve years ago.
The case was concluded and submitted
TO Judge ROhnert.
The Washington times., 1906-09-20
ANOTHER SUSPECT
IN ASSAULT CASE
Sheriff Goes for Third Party Connected
With Luna Park
Crime.

Having a good clue as 10 the identity
and whereabouts Of another cOlored sus-
pect in the Luna Park assault and rob
berry cases. Sheriff Palmer and Deputy
Howard Fields. OF Alexandra county.
Va, left this morning for a small town
On Maryland. II is expected that they
viii return with their prisoner this
evening.
The belief Of the authorities is that
cap" Turner and Gasllns kept watch
for the third coIored man, while the lat
ter committed the crimes in the woods
below Luna Park.
Miss Mable RisIey was TO have called
at the Fort Myer Jail this afternoon 10
see the Two suspects. but as the sheriff
and his deputy were away her visit was
postponed until tomorrow, She IS posi-
tive that she can identify her assailant
because she struggled with him for some
moments and got a good look at him.
The Washington times., 1906-09-20
BAILEY HOLDING BACK
STATEMENT ON BRYAN

Senator Bailey OF Texas. after spend
ing q week In Washington has gone
home without issuing the expected
statement on the subject OF the Bryan
issue Of Government ownership OF rail-
roads. Instead. the Senator's relation
10 certain big business interests with
y hlch he has been associated as lawyer
has received some attention. II IS the
impression that Senator Bailey's attack
on the new Bryan program will be post
poned for some time. as a result in
large part Of -he sensation caused by
the recent testimony OF II. Clay Pierce
about Mr.. BaiIey's services as attorney
for business interests more OF less re
lated 70 Standard OIL.
IN the view Of the Senator's friends,
nothing was brought out by Mr.. Pierce
IN his ST. Louis testimony that con-
tradicts the statement of Senator Bailey
on the Senate floor last winter about
MS work as attorney for large inter
fSts.
The Washington times., 1906-09-20

phia and Reading routes, which viii
give the new line a roadbed from Chi
ago 20 New York, about one hundred
miles shorter than that OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad 70 and from the
same cities.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
reaches New York now by way of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway. but
70 do so runs from Chicago 10 Balti-
more and then north 10 Philadelphia,
using the Reading system only be
tween Philadelphia and New York.
Under the new plan, which many
believe Hartman 10 have had in mind
while negotiating for the stock Of the
Baltimore and Ohio. a connecting
railroad viii be built from the tracks
Of the Baltimore and Ohio line at
Hyndman. Pa, to the tracks OF the
Philadelphia and Reading system at