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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
PREFERS SHOW
TO HUSBAND
WIFE SHOCKS NEBRASKA BY HER
RECKLESS RIDING
Falls in With Old Circus Friends at
st. Louis Fair and Resumes Saw
dust Life-Wishes Husband
Luck in Divorce Suit

'Dear ollie--If you love me you must
come to me. 1t has reached a point
where you must either choose me or
the show. HARRY"
Dear Harry-As 1 am in Missouri
I guess it will be the show.
COLLIE"
The first telegram, sent by Harry
Swan, cashier of the Odell Bank of
Nebraska to his wife Ollie while she
was riding i'll a wild west show in st.
Louis two years ago. brought the above
reply from the wife and Swan came
west.
Yesterday he explained his troubles
to Judge Trask in department of the
superior court and he was granted an
interlocutory decree of divorce.
I'VE were married i'll Kansas in 1885,"
testified Swan yesterday. MY wife
had been circus rider and she had
promised to quit the business for ever
when she married me.
But for some reason she seemed
unable to keep away from horses. She
had been reared on the prairies and it
was her chief delight to jump astride
q good horse and go tearing down the
street while the good citizens of Odell
were scandalized. L was cashier in the
bank there and her actions hurt my
business.
"At that time there was an opposi-
ton bank about to be started and the
owners of the Odell bank told me that
the people of the town were incensed
at my wife riding straddle and that it
might cause trade to go to the new
bank.
With Buffalo Bill
about that time she wanted to see
some of the country, so / allowed her
to so with Buffalo Bills wild west
show, and she spent the summer
riding. She was thrown and injured in
Denver and again in California, and
then she had TO come home
II spent the greater part of my time
trying to persuade her that she was not
doing right by me in humiliating me.
especially as she got every cent of my
wages and was given a home as good
as any in the town.
But she said she was tired of little
country town and that she could not
keep away from the shows. Finally
told her that she could visit her people
in Michigan and then come to me and
we would go to California and live i'll
a city She started for Michigan but
met some Of her show friends at the
ST. Louis worlds fair and they put her
picture in a circular and she rode with
them for "a week and then she went to
see her folks.
Instead of returning TO me she went
back to the wild west show and con-
tinued to ride with them. Then 1 tele-
graphed her al plain statement of the
case and she said she preferred the
show, and came west.
II recently received the Following
letter from her when I sent her the
copy of the divorce proceedings.
She Advises Divorce
"Dear Harry-I did not receive the
papers but they will be sent to me In
a few days from my home and I can
answer them ! think ] know what
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
PROSECUTES THE WRONG MEN
Dairy Was RifIed, Stolen Trunk
Thrown Into Field and Innos
cents Arrested

Charged with grand larceny, John
Bransom and Clyde Bransom of the
Presser dairy were arrested yester-
day by Sheriff White and Deputy
Sheriff Bert Franklin, but before the
men had been in the county Jail an
hour further evidence proving their
innocence was secured and the dis
trict attorney dismissed the complaint
against them.
The original complaint was brought
by Amelio Zaroni, an employe of the
dairy, who alleged that the Bransoms
had taken his trunk, rified it of a fine
inlaid accordion, valued at $3.50, sew
eral suits of clothes, a revolver, sew
eral razors and some money.
According to the story told by Zaroni
to the officers, he was awakened early
Tuesday by noise in the bunkhouse
where he slept. He asserted he saw
Clyde Bransom, foreman of the dairy,
and his father enter the place and
carry off his, Iaronis, trunk, and put
it in an express wagon.
Later the trunk was found empty
in field and Zaroni at first said he
knew nothing of it but later charged
the crime to the Bransoms.
Both We're arrested yesterday and
denied the charges and later evidence
proved their innocence.
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The Herald will sell Won AZ worth ~
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals Will be received by the City Clerk
a. m. of Monday, March 5, 1906 for the
grading, curbing and sidewalking of
Shatto drive. between Commonwealth ave-
and profile in file in the office of the City
Engineer and specifications No, 26 New
serlss), for grading and gravellng: No. %
New ssres so sdswak NO To- bs
61h feet wide, along the north side, on file
In the office Of the City Clerk.
of fer5d eshde shesk fyy fyaees eer to the 10 order
cent of the amount OF bid, must accom-
pany each proposal as a guarantee that
the bidder will enter into contract with
Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the Council of the City of
Los Angeles
H. J. LELANDE,
S-1-5 st City Clerk,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
ROYAL BLOOD
IN HER VEINS
GENEAL0 L0GY OF NELLIE STEW
ARTS FAMILY
Actress Able to Trace Her Connec=
ton With the House of Stuart
and the French House
of Guise
Miss Nellie Stewart

AFTER all, what a small world it is, -
said John Mcguire, the well known ac-
tor, manager and litterateur of Mon
tana, as, seated in the lobby of the
Hollenbeck he related the delightful
surprise he experienced in attending
the Mason theater Wednesday evening
to see the performance Of Sweet Nell
of Old Drury."
Reading the announcements of the
various theaters in the daily papers
on my arrival Wednesday morning and
seeing among them the many good
things offered by the enterprising local
managers, the advertisement of Nellie
Stewart, supported by an Australian
company, Immediately decided my
choice" he continued. Curiosity was
the chief motive, for in nothing has
there been such marked changes as
in the theater, actors, and the actors 5
art during the last quarter of CEN
fury. l wanted to satisfy myself as to
whether the same radical changes had
affected the Australian stage as those
that have deteriorated our own, and
here comes my story.
Dick Stewards Popularity
MANY years ago I paid a profess
sional visit to Australia in company
with a number of American notables.
Appearing at the Theatre Royal, then
the leading theater of the Antipodes,
and which was under the joint man
agement of Stewart, Coppin, Harwood
and Hennings. The three first named
men were among the foremost come
dams of the English speaking stage.
Stewart, or as all Melbourne affection
ateIy called him, Dick Stewart, was
not only u great comedian, but was
equally at home in parts of serious
character, and his versatility was such
that he had with great success up-
peared in certain roles i'll grand opera,
while through his excruciating gro
tesquerie, his eccentric dancing and his
expressive singing he reVeled in comic
opera. 1t was my good fortune to be
associated with the Theatre Royal at
a time when it. possessed the strongest
aggregation of dramatic talent I have
ever seen together on any stage dur
ing my long association with the
thater, and Dick Stewart was the
prime favorite. He was in fact to the
Australians what the lamented Will
liam Warren was to Boston, or Coo
quelin to the Parisians.
Welcome for the Duke
with Dick Stewart, L became So
Cldlly luIluldle anu CuJOyGu ire lIlellu-
ship of himself and his charming fam
lily during my stay in Melbourne, and
here comes the remarkable part of my
tale. One morning during my sojourn
in the land of kangaroo all Mel
bourne was in an ocean of excitement.
Every piece of English bunting and
every union jack was flying to the
breeze. There was rush to all the
dry goods houses for navy blue rib
bon, and before the day had well set
in every lad and lassie was decked
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
PUBLIC ADVERTISING
Notice of ADpeaI

NOtIce OF Appeal
Notice to. Contractor and parties inter-
ested in the Improvement of an alley
running north and south from Sixth street
to Ocean View avenue.
Notice is hereby given that ], Fl. Rey-
Gil their appeal from the acts and de-
examinations of the Street Superintendent
in accepting. the improvement of the
above named alley, as not having been
improved according to specifications there
for provided.
Said appeal will be heard by the. City
Council in the Council Chamber of the
City Hall, Monday, March s. 1906, at 2
o'clock p, m, or as soon thereafter as the
H. j. LELANDE,
2-2s SLID 6t City Clerk
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

We -havo used Chamberlains Cough
Remedy in our home for seven years,
and 1T has always proved to be a re-
liable remedy. We have found that It
would do more than the manufacturers
claim for it, 1t is especially good for
Group and whooping cough
REV. JAMES A. LEWIS,
Pastor Milaca, Mimi. NJ ID. Church.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is
certain cure for Group and has never
soon as the croupy cough appears 1t will
prevent the attack. For sale By all
druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02

with a telling breast knot or bow of
the favorite colored silk
Inquiring the cause of such commo-
ton l was informed that Fl. NJ. S. Gala
tea was steaming up the bay, COM
manded by his royal highness, the
duke of Edinburgh, who was next in
succession to the throne of England,
after his royal brother, the present
King Edward VII.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02
INDEX TO PUBLIC ADVERTISING
NEW TODAY

Notice of sale of property for delin-
quent assessment levied to pay the en-
penses for widening of Moneta avenue
westerly line of the Sanborn tract.
Authorizing property owners to inn
prove the east side of Alameda street,
from the north to the south line of the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Ware
house tract. under private contract
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02

The Herald will sell ygl ;s5 worth of
records and GIVE youja six months
SUBSCRIPTION to. The. HEald and q SIS
Talk-o'Phone absolutely
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-02

, Everything you want you will find In
the classified page--a modern encycios
pediaA One cent o word
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Armed Men Raid Town,

I Houston, Texas, special.-A special
to the Chronicle from Eagle Pass,
says a telephone from Jiminez 80
miles up The Rio Grande, state that
40 armed men raided the town, plac-
ed the mayor, chief of police, treas
urer and other city officials i'll Jail
and are now in control. Telephone
wires wtrc cut before the. message
was finished. Government troops are
!, ;,haslcningifo .)imincz. Advices OF a
Sbatile aTe expected any hour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
REGARDING Impure Meat,

,fwahhgton, D, C., speelal.-Attor-
ney General Moody advised the Sec
retary of Agriculture that the meat
inspection acts do not apply, to meat
products imported into the United
States from foreign countries. He
does hold, however, that the pure
food act prohibiting. the introduction
Of the importation of impure or mis-
{ branded foods, would, in its spirit,
permit the Department of Agriculture
to refuse q TRY to foreign meats OF
meat products not inspected accord
ing to the rules Of that department..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Bohannon Pound Guilty.

Greensboro, Special-Frank 30.
hannon, charged with the murder OF
Foreman r. R. L. Beacham at Fill
Top July 3lst, was found guilty OF
murder in the first degree; Kiser
Crutchfeld was found guilty Of being
an ACCESSORY and Oscar Crutchlield
found mot guilty Of the charge of
conspiracy, by the jury, which &C.
turned a verdict at 10 O'Clock. No
sentence was passed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Fugitive Bank Clerk Caught.

/: Jacksonville, Ella, Special.-Robert
G. Brockington, collection clerk of
the State Bank; Columbia, who dis
appered from there with $4,000 Of
the banks funds, was captured by
the police here at late hour Fri
day ;and made full confession, The
police authorities Of Columbia were
notified by long distance telephone
of The arrest. Brockington sd mere
lad and seems thoroughly ashamed Of
his escapade. He had all the money
with him except 800.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Six Hours After Return.

Chicago, Special-Paul 0. Stems.
land, to whose confessed embczzle-
mcnt of 100000 was due chiefly the
collapse OF the Milwaukee Avenue
State Bank, OF which he was presl-
dent. was sentenced in record time
to serve from one TO 10 years in inc
penitentiary. Within three honrs af-
ter Slcnsland's arrival in Chicago
from Mor6cc.,. whittier lie aad before
the bank failed. tho former. bank
president pleaded guilty and received
sentence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Four Killed in Collision.

Danyifle, I'LL. spccial.-Passcnsel
Strain No. S,:of the Wabash Railroad
running from Kansas City 10 Buffalo
N. Y, known as the Buffalo mail, rar
into an open switch west Of Catlina
H., auil crashed. into a freight train
All the passenger cars hut Ole turned
over and burned, Four persons are
known 10 liavc heen killed and many
injured.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03

Intervention is Certain.
.Hayana, By CableNIt IS deelaf.

Havana, BY Cabfe$rIt is DECLARED
on very high authority that Ameri-
can Intervention in Cuba il certain.
furthermore, it is expected that tl,s
proclamation of intervention will Be
issued from Oyster5Ba President
Palma, hassesslsd @specia1 Sessians;of
Co4ggsssa RE Hid&. whenrlfe E Mil!
present The designations OF himself
and Vice-President l[sndez Capote.
The Moderates, however, will not al
tend that session Of Congress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
SOUTH CAROLINA CROPS 5

: :.r ,t'' A.- 60 M
sconaittioh of South carolSA
= For Week Ending Monday, SptN
;bsr' 24, as Given Out by the De-
partmeRt.- ;-e>>-'' >''''' ''''''''
The, most. noteworthy. feature OF
The weshs Weather Was the passage
across the State from east to west, of
a; severe and destructive stoIm dur,
ing the s19tiA.s Th@ Ih&s' AaMad
hurricane velocity in Gcorsetselwlnl
county, aid I'D lpsfi5p5 al oStll'a'T: ipisae}s &;
in the eastern. portion af the. ,Stase
and it attained gale, /. Eeloelties frat,
Charleston and Columbia aud very
Likely at hlaifyy %otheif: Places. THE
path of the storm was across The
central part OF the State from about
Georgetown: to GTeeHvf11e,- and tins
portion of the State suffered alost
iIfrlHtsefhjA ! Na1di!flli11oaasa The
storm decreased in severity as 1t mof-
ed into the, interior; The storm was
accompanied: :::hy general precipita-
ton. The extreme northwestern por-
RPssft t1Fs FnSsss, ststss gseegs9 ths sssy. sy.
loci rainfall -WiFi q maximum Tor
..tl,e. lseek --of~&16 .iaslses al Wal
halla.
The. mesh temperature for the
rwtsk Was ABOUT 5 degrees: above
normal; and and ranged 4 f>i!Sd from i minimum
OF 62 ,degsees~.at: Heath. Spring; on
the 21st to a maximue. 81 J6 degrees
at Blackvsllp OH the 21st. The last
'ls1f of the week had Unusually high
temperature.
There was much less t!jian the us
ual amount e. Sunshine, and al most
stations but one clear day was noted
during the week. the other days -lax--
ing been partly cloudy to cloudy
J.hW. BsuW Section sPires5sr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Race Var is Treatened to Break Out
At Memphis. -.

Memphis, Special.-The mob spirit
that rules Atlasta has spread = to
this -eityswhere q repetition Of Negro
}awlessness has : stirred thee people
and race war more bitter, if pos
sible than. that in the Georgia city
is threatened. Within two laysafour
women have been attacked by negroes
and in consequence seven negroes
have been slain. This city and vicin.
ity are in state Of turmoil that
tie police find difficult to hold i'll
--s-ELf |
Many man. voaldi be Ah5rellor
man if he thought less Of what men
thinl,. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
New Jersey State Fair Opens.

Trenton, N. j., Special EElRe an
nual interstate fair opened here on
the fair grounds under the most ia
vorable- auspices. The exhibition is
considerably larger and more COM
plete than. any previous exhibition
ever held here and the list Of prem
iums is exceedingly liberal. In ad-
dition 70 the regulalf features sand
track events there will bk many spe-
cial attractions this year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
New Enterprises. !.

|. Tile following new enterprises were
chartered Friday: :: - : :, ~ r
gcgaegtsvilte. HasE G.SA
900: c. S. Mccall, president,
GfeenVjlle Brick Company, Sl0.-
200; VIM. NJ: Kellaf, president; J.
H.t.Shirleyy secretary; Hudson Will
-liams frpaSurert: -: al.
. Commissions were issued ;to.the fol-
lowing. 3. L. McEImore;,B. W:sFair,
M...H franklin, w. F. McMedicis.
all Of Beech Island, corporators Of
stle Aiken Equity French Coach
Hprse Co.: tfbs capitalized at $4,000.
Purpose is TO own fine stock for
breeding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
secr@afy Taft Arrang,es e, ): susss |! :,
;|NIion of c.haa WA 3 5 ] ]
Vt PALMA TO RESIGN
Suspension of HOstilities
1nsFsepts and FSrcqsfOf
government.

HaMs By Cable:-The insurg-
'.sats dMi Inclined 10 seek tie benefit
Of thd El isticc during the continu-
sance dAbe peace negotiations. Here
tofore; Here was merely 81, ss verpal 7. 3 !
-agrcehssat 81 without ahy defiTte terms,
but d sdqcument was prepared and
taken ii the camps of Generals
Guerrasand Castillo and these chiefs
attaslIH Itftit signatures to it. The
aoeuIdatI was signed by Acting Sec.
rctarj S6f the Interi5r biontalE0 da
behall SfI the government. t3E
Thd following is the text of Sec
retar1 Haft' IS armistice; as agreed itp-
t,i toH absolutely by the insurgents, and,
on orieshondition by the government.
oe,o;asg3 SyEsAE asS Z
"A Mhcc or suspension Of arb's.
haviiiEsbasii ;dieereed byaR President
of Crba: and proclaimed to tue forces
of the Iberal party bastheirsleadess Jthh i : e
I. as! iSsermediary for the barpose
Of sffasgihg permanent peace, have,
the hioSnsef to request the opposing
partiasY ito specifically agree during
the traseS to refrain from ea acts pf
hostility land to desist from al1 mil
itary Operations of hostile eharat.
ter ida all Preparatory movements
Oh mannpeuvres which could not have
been performed during the continn-
ance sda bost;li.iss OF which would
have b8p performed under the fire OF
the qpeing party. .., s.,.. ~, ;,
"1FENo movementsss g Els as ssl !: !;
take hide On eithsf Ha hous saps +
tifiedIa to the OPPOSITE autksfH
ties, hH.I the secrctas aseeehe ihsars5
lur otssdba, Alfred z!ayas, REPRESENT
ing thgIibeealS;; party ana the Amer
lean peace commission.
"1HThis peace shall be effective
thro4sfdut Cuba. :
"3.NTf either party violates any OF
the lsaTs9 9Ea5 sdi asass18fh s:.:see
Jig baFfF staff list take hostile ac-
lion until after complaint OF noti-
fication to the peace commission.
I'd 4: Hostilities shall not be re-
sumed for at least "a hours after ,tu-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Water Piled Deep in Streets OF
S .seutf ern eiaes !.
MILLIONS OF PROPERTY is LOST
Storm Damage is estimated at S.
: poq,eqG Water Front and Business
J district Presenting sIndfscribabie,
Scenes, While Heavy Loss Of Life
Has Occurred AmongiGsws Of ves-'
beis in Harbor;

Pensacola; Fla, special.-The worst
hurricane to Visit this city ip its his IS
saaFsal sFa aM a5ree;aase4aaiii,isat Calves
ton disaster, ragged here furionsly all
Thursday night and Enda,a morning
with gale still blowing, the city pre-
sehis ii wrecked aFptaran5i! and the
damage is estimated it ts5,ooe;ooo:;::
.spkS loss Of life wil beSheaFs iis9orl:s' SIS q
sa Fsadie mariners, but 50 4arSonlyorle'
body has been recovered. man nam
ed George MdrgAn: fisherman; 9th
er bodies are reported along the; he;
shore, but have not ben recovered o.
S. ! Many sLivss Evidently Lost.
Mobile. Ala. spes'al--IAt Fort
:M6lgaH So miles down the bay, the
wind had much higher velocity than
at M,bile. afowHas along Tie Mdbile &
Bay Shore road suffered immensely;
|; s;WFirg 10 their exposed situations. No
word from the coast towns along the
skouisville & Nashville road. has reach
ed Mobile, There is iiillr ,!o'tbfp'at
many lives we're lost; and severe dam
age done 10 pridc'pssrts}:: Along lie Gaif
c5ast there were many fashionable
residences. The rain fall for two days
was sa iiatS
:.sA ;aMpdrfa 4lsg AtchassSA la:stslls t.S a'll
oEseEaus aepS and storm 1:i| you'd! islsss, sIiI
't,IsE Il 50. q 3 .,,;El.,zaaI5 &
ed and cut by flying slate, tin and
glass. ;. >, !. s. "a 4. -
Flie :.olffiee 'of The Western: u,iiioedii'5 edi
Telegraph Company was sia feet liza.
-det-waier.-.-ita b,ittelies #rra Hooded:
AM, andi Will some 1i Tine nzb before b'asii-
ness can be resumed. Tue Postal
telegraph building suffered severely.
The Cawthorn Botel, just eotnplet-'
q, aal the giensyills Hotel facing.
Bienville Square, are damaged to.t9s.
extent. ofS$5oOO EACH; the WiindSaEgs'
Ho(eI, s6,eo6js sts Nadrew'Es, sSJ;dsNM q
the Southern; $4,000.
zirI zfrIae southierha hi sn5ppl$i T Cc;impaiiS @
Inmates its loss at 100000. Z
The total property loss att Mobile
lis estimated AT S3,Q0O,OQ0 or imorc. Il
Five Feet Deep in Streets. z
Biloxo,. Miss, aud Moss Point,
Miss bava int ls4al heard ffbin for
! fr,eai.lsf "a laurs. Moss Paint REPORTING
The Water five feet deep in the strccss
at, 10, o 'elcok Wednesday: night.
Th6re was "a heavy rain and high
wind at Montgomery, Ala, but 20
serious damage was DONE.
"A gale is blowing at Birmingham
after. a DAY Of stead, rain and IT
Memphis the rain has been roniiliuohss
for i36 hours. {
Atlanta begdn to Feel the storm pnt
toyh;ssbt.tagr ts-ss,oi;etask its forge
haaEnot bsen incfeased-tp plt-oxteHt
patekdingzserioaszfesultE; 81 E
The Louisville & Nashville also s,H-
fered several washouts near New q:
leans and no trains are being rpll
'astref tref csrraiN SECTORS Of Ibis track.
age. The New Orleans & North.
western Tfeports-its-traeks under wa
ter at several places in the vicinity
Iof New Ss, 9fleqhs; r (, ,Li.,t !!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
Bryan at Columbia.

s. Columbia, Special Hon. William
Jennings Bryan spoke here ta a large
crowd. His speech Was devoted
mostly to the taiiff question and was
we'll received; From ahsrc he went
direct to ktlahtd, 'Ge6rsia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-10-03
So AMe N eSe'G ]
}L1 Briief Al
Z %sS Is - Il
: : 1 Minor MATTERS Or INTEREST
!, ebv}rns1 4ggjk1of New :.
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l.ssiks!s sksls5hs> .!asE,t[sa 9ssikt1sf y ss7 tn s
:H4rsaiiueatI :RdosiHdt contr5lMRs MRs
800 10 BE- used by Rcar,Adrsh q
# Rb}7'E e. Il it ss2szsg sgt r5s5y5f1l, aasya5l fst ts
crican naval and army uniformf Is IS
/ yhe. qosenSrs jury investigHifi a
the eJllies dynamite exp|eN
brought in verdict charging the a
road with, crimigal, negligence; 6
als5 ES&61 hat aany more H@
| we're killed thall sas at FIRST supP4..
The New York Bureau Of Builds
has, rit ban OIL the use of 4tM
inch Nortll Carolina pine bcalhtssS q
spans of 20 feet or more, e
.a Pennsylvania Railroad dlrectdrE
EsS5f a statement denying the aeA
ttMaat, President A. J. Cassatt is %
cdfk< ill: L
eesnsel for Harry K. Traw AM
New York 5;!prenc Court urgdft
moyal. of -the. ease-.lp. craet thsH
arg:;;''sS:l may have speedy trial. IS
/ 1.-Two asfeas igssSs Shade in coMe
ton with the case of the il!iihci!tH sd
r,,4c- Eff whose dismemtjsy
body we're found III New York. e
"a 4 HgsEsi45s{s gEf s'Eg';: sgf;s'ea e,sSe wsst
sjaettssat Buffalo. +;
7 A. 4rsSthSf fhaehinc address f#
Jacob schiff, tllg.Fcw York babM
sw;ts 96ilnd ndaY ahnail box Iii ll
lelphia. ...--.-..,..,...--. s
Republicans of the Third dik#
iIoiniliatad for Congress Mr.. GfH
A. Hanson; who in speech toll Fss
negroes he did not care for their ssA
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rsMiIMsspublicans lIohl lH
ed ,.fatg gonss R. S. BristoY E:
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@ ILL., MedfMbass Fair opcncaR 6
HSegf Mabl fMspiees, %
y Nhe Faiirr46M Fire Company {;
E6jrisihwn; Pa.i is OIL a sight-seN
tour in Richmoiid. s.
The Indictment in the case ; a
j. Henry Fischer, OH trial at Par9s,
burg, w. Va, for cmbezzleh@
8hirh a-Has st I5ssze0 lFSsIM
Was, reEIifaeek fudge Ssht1Uwaftcr
mail.