The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
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TLANT1C CITY .--I5 joylnent Of tho
last w III ot ID d gar no had smoked down
to- q smere stub resulted In the denth OF H
Franz w Id iss tWenty-one 3 years old 8.of5t
Bethlehem, Pa. Blood poisoning devel.S
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sP1TTsBuRGlPA That Harry Kendall
fThaw Is spending $50 d. day for his per-
sonal comfort In the Tonlbs Is the story
told by Paul Mel Donald, who spent from
July 18th 4 to July a1st III that prison.
where he was held on a charge Of eln-E5
gbezzlement. isi fts ~ "A {sS5 n lSl 5&
PH1LADELPH1A.--H Horribly burned by
chloride OF lime, which%it nte In mistake
for sugar, the olever.montlls- old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w liam y. Douglass, " OF 25ts !
South Juniper Street, died.
OYSTER BAY, N. "a hot fight be- y
tween the town authorities and tho own
Ealing President Roosevelt and his family
as q focus OF public attention. IA At
ST. LOUIS, Mo. -Thes Matrimonial club
- to give nS picnicaat Maple Grove, two
blocks north 6 OF Delmar Garden. next
Saturday Matrlmony will be the solo
subject Of conversation, and. It isa
hoped i, the ultimate. state OF many VINO
Will attend the picnic. N
II MOUNT HOLLY, N. ~ oseptl Llkens,
VINO mas been suspected OF being Doug
lass. one Of the abductors OF Charlie Ross.
IS IN Mount Holly Visiting relatives, and
curing his Is stay here heGhas frequently
declared 90 . that Ross Is alive having mot
him IN Texas, where they became fat
friends. 5 Iss
i. BALTIMORE. ND within a few
7eet OF the graves OF a her father ana
mo ther.} In Louden Park Cemetery, Miss
LAY P POS hlrty-threc years old, drank
carbolic acid and died. - y Elm
BEllL.LEFoETAIEE. OHIO .-''No mar I
Is worth a salary OF s10O. 900 a declared
J Governor Hanly. OF Indiana II, a Cha,,-
= tauqua ddress on the management OF
big insurance companies. 5
~ Oss1NING. NJ Y. That the boy whose
body was found In an old orchard near
this place was the victim OF a band OF
Italians, who. after nbducting him ana
failing to receive o ransom for his return #
killed him, Is the belief OF the police ana 1
coroner who VI have charge Of the case.
PoTTsToWN, FA.-Two thousand lit,is
bells made from the old bell that for SO
many years hung IN the belfry OF ST.
Elias Union Church Newmanst town and
which was ruined by d fire. are being sold
as souvenirs TO raise money for new
church and new bell. FL n q
POTTsvILLE. PA.-His mind believed
"a! have been affected by the intense heat,
Michael Sloan, of 9Heckscherville, almost
cut the head of an unknown man who Il
asked q him II It was 8"hot enough for
you 2"
& Newly ORK.-- While "a double car train
on scenic railway was shooting around
curve ut terrific speed. Miss Catharine
Rosebroch, nineteen years old. was thrown
from the second car and dragged two
hundred feet, and her body passed over
twice by the game train before 1t fell
between the rails to the ground, life
less # IA i.675 X VI " HI
CLEVELAND, OHIO. The fact that
the government Is trying to prosecute
him In connection with the Standard on
Company has not made John D. Rookie
Teller less solicitons OF. his country's vel
fare. In speech to the Sunday school OF q
the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church., OF 4
which he is superin tendent, Sunday
morning. he preached love OF country
urging his auditors to. love their tcoun-
try with good great love, and to cher
ish Its institutions which have helped to I
make the government as great as 1t Is. Z
NEW YORK Groups OF buyers. repre-
senting wholesale diamond merchants,
have returned to New York city In the
last few days and say that the death
OF Alfred Belt has not affected the mar
8ket In the least and that II is stronger
than ever before, with q probability OF
still higher prices before the close Of the
fiscal year. Announcement Is made also y
that for the first time In the hist tory OF
the cutting industry in the United States 4
the trade Of European fileWelers Is nelnH
sought, It being asserted N that the. dla -<i
monds treated IN the shops Of New 2 ofk \
city are thes finest In the world. 5s{ IS
NEW YORK.-Alr. James J. Fiji re.
Gently made the startling statement that
in his opinion by 1910. only four,syears
from now. the population OF the Unlltea
states will be one hundred millions ana
that when that time comes this country
will consume all the wheat raised Within
Its borders, The man who makes th,s
pred lotion belongs to the modern race OF 4
discoyerers, the railroad builders, st3
MONTPELIER N. FI--Purely as FAD \
and not because Of illness or the advice !
OF a physician.8 Miss Ella 7. Pearson. 2 3
charming young society woman OF sr- Y
ping. who has gained an enyiable 3repult :
i'tion throughout New Engla as q pant7s;
err in oils and water colors, sleeps Iout-
doors the year round. Her experience I;
during the last two years has taught her
that 1t is really the place TO rest i
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