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The Washington times., 1906-08-07
Killed Woman Instantly.

Mrs. Lupo was found lying on the foor
near a window. with three wounds in
her head Death had been almost in
Simultaneous On a bed in an adjoining
room lay LupO with a wound in his
head near the left ear. He was quickly
hurried 20 Bellevue Hospital. where an
operation was performed. but il is fear
ed he viii die
The first shot apparently was fired at
the woman while she was in the kitchen.
She then ran 10 the front room and
evidently tried 90 get out OF the window
when she was overcome from the effects
OF the first bullet. Lupo fired with un-
erring aim, putting two more bullets
into her head. a fourth bullet went
into his own head
Neighbors say Mrs LupO was exceed
lugiY happy. only few DAYS ago she
remarked % friends that her husband
loved her and they were happy together.
This remark was drawn from her when
the troubles or another family In the
fiat were under discussion The police
however. assert that Jealously was the
cause Of the crime.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
COOLER TONIGHT
CHEERING WORD
Continued from First Page

While working at his desk in the
Patent Office yesterday afternoon T. A.
Witherspoon. fOrty-tWO years old OF
= Iowa Circle. employed Gs PRINCIPAL eY-
aminer. suddenly became dizzy and fell
from his chair. He was hurried to the
Emergency Hospital where Et5 case was
pronounced one OF heat prostration At
ter treatment and a short stay in the ice
room he was sufficiently recovered TO BE-
taken 10 his home
Walking along y street. between Ninth
and Tenth streets northwest. Charles
Weller. eighty-five years old. of Sl5 X
street northwest. suddenly became eN-
hausted and dropped 70 the pavement
In an unconscious condition. Police Of
the First precinct sent him 70 the
Emergency Hospital There he revived
after few hours and went home short
lv after sunset
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
POISONED BY MOSQUITO;
TETANUS MAY RESULT

NEW YORK, Aug Wilbur Collard
a farmer living near Pine Brook. n. j
is suffering from septic poisoning the
result of a mosquito bite Tetanus is
feared. His right hand and arm are
swollen to twice their natural size.
Collard was bitten In the wrist. He
killed the insect, and Immediately be
gan 70 suffer Dr. Wrenscn. his physi-
clan. suspects Collard was attacked by
"a spider, but his patient insists ii was a
mosquito of the nCn-buZzing variety.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
PROPOSE TO MAKE GOLD
STANDARD IN PAN america

RIO DE JANEIRO. Aug. THE Mex
lean delegation to the Pan-American
congress will ask their home govern
ment for permission TO present 10 the
congress a proposition for a universal
gold standard for Pan-America. Should
this permission not be obtained Peru or
Uruguay, both gold countries. viii be
asked TO make the proposition. The eff
fort may not have any immediate re-
suit but those who are making II de-
sire the acceptance in general principle.
Of at least one detail. an international
gold coin. accented eVerNMhere.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
TWO SHOTS IN DUEL,
HONOR is SATISFIED
French Generals Meet in Duel With
the Usual French
Result.

PARIS. Aug The expected duel
between Generals Andre and De Negrier.
growing out Of statements contained in
n. Andres recently published memoirs.
was fought today.
The meeting OF the two generals vas
with the usual result Of French duels
Two shots Were fired. but without ef-
feet, and their honor % As declared salts
fed
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
YOUNG GIRL DISAPPEARS;
APPEAL MADE TO POLICE

Edna L. Hitchcock, sixteen years old,
lett her home. 1901 GraceIand street
northeast. last night. and her parents
nave appealed 10 the police. in the
hope of learning the missing girls
whereabouts. When last seen nv her
parents wore dark skirt and
light shirt waist. The girls step
father fears that she is in love and
mas gone away TO be married Last
night an unsuccessful search was car
ried on bN the gIrEs Relatives
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
FAILED TO WEIGH THE ICE
CHARGED AGAINST DRIVER

Robert Delay a driver for the Ameri-
can Ice COMPANY. was arrested In rhe
police Of the Fifth precinct today on
seventh street. between + and q streets
northwest charged Y , violating the
law concerning weights and measures.
The specific charge against DELAY Is
that of failing 10 weigh ice sold 10 con-
SumcrS along his route
The arrest was made upon infOrma-
ton furnished by George Howe. assist
ant Sealer Of Weights and Measures
At the Firth precinct station Delay left
s. as collateral, and he says be viii ap-
pear Ia Police Court tomorrow morning
TO answer the charge against him
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
Weather Man Owns Up.

When the weather man was inter
viewed this morning he admitted with
caution that yesterday was the hottest
day Of the year. Then, getting a little
more enthusiastic, he exclaimed. 1T
broke the record
When asked what the possibilities
were today, he gave the reassuring an
swer that the hot spell was broken and
that more or less cloudiness and fog,
with occasional showers. would keep the
temperature down. Although" he add
ed cit is apt to be warmer between
showers. so Washington must not cheer
up too much.
Please put IN your spectacles and see
If YOU can see any real hot weather in
sight We want to lay In a good supply
Of ice"
No he answered kindly. "I don't
see any more real hot weather coming. "
So take courage citizens OF the Capt.
tai CITY, il seems that the worst has
been and is not to come. Meanwhile.
tie indicted ice men are smiling softly
TO themselves and humming How would
You ike to be the ice man%
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales Of the board including after call
amounted 10 $500 bonds and Isl shares
OF stock.
FolloWing. are the sales and quota
ions OF today market:
Columbia Railway SIS. Sl.G10IlOHa
Washington Railway IS, SIOU5aS7a.
Sl.oJj4hi@. A.Uo3asi4s. SlWO0S744, 5000
SiAi.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
81 $. SlUyUl,Et
Capital Traction. SHl43is
Washington Railway. preferred 2a0
,. =, 5yqs.is. oaSli4. 5guSr4 5as7iz. Ga
s,t y -gdAs 5o0sI. 5odS7. 5gaS7. 50aS7. 30
HNIis. 50HS7l.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone g
Mergenthaler. lod954, l0alg54. l0a
1909. lualsi4 l"Hle5i4 lJulg5l.. I6dlg6i.
lnHls6ia l3I96i.. l0dl9flt
LaustoI, lDal5, Ip0l47s.
Greene Copper. 5Q15la
Mitchell. 2HifAs
American National Bank. I9dl74
After caH-Capital Traction. Sal4g7s.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
CLAIMS BUCKETSHOPS
WERE HIS UNDOING

BOULDER, Col, Aug. &c. w. Bow
man, the former treasurer of Philips
county, Kan. under arrest here charged
with embezling $25, cor while holding that
othce, says he lost the money speculat-
ing In "bucket-shOps
7 he local police do not believe this
story, however, and are looking for
three grips which Bowman had when he
reached Boulder All the grips have
mysteriously disappeared
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
SUMMER COURT HELD
AMID COOLING HILLS
Continued From First Page.)

The other minister who is spending
the summer I'm MassacE-- IT'S is Sir
CheutunE Liang-Chene. OF China. who
Is at Amherst. His selection OF this
place arises from a fOndness for 10
which he gained while he was a student
al Amherst College. of which he is a
graduate.
Ambassador j. j. JusSerand, Of
France, is visiting his own country this
year. but the temporary embassy is at
Newport, where NJ. deS POTres de Ia
Fosse. who is charge d'affaires, has his
headquarters.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
DIVORCE REFORM NEEDED.

1t is predicted that the coming in
vestigation by the Census Bureau will
show that at least 100000 divorces
have been granted in this country in
the past twenty years. All the more
reason. then. why the divorce laws of
the several States should be made uni
9ogm. Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07

The Canadian Pacific management
states that their road will be affected
by the new interstate law as much as
any United States railway.
The annual meeting of the stockhoId-
ers Of the American Smelling and Re
fning Company viii be held at Jersey
CIty ON september o. at II a. m.
Stockholders Of the Illinois Trust and
Savings Bank met today and voted to
Increase the capital stock OF the CON-
pany by 100000 The stock will be paid
FOR on October 1.
Considerably more than 30 per cent Of
the stock Of the old Corn Products Com
pany has been turned in in exchange for
the securities of the Corn Products Re
timing Company.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
earned over 100000 in profits I'm the
fiscal year that closed June so last. This
is the first surplus reported for several
years. The deficit for the previous year
was $4,000.
The new Panama bonds are being de-
pcsited i'm considerable volume BY banks
as security for additional circulation and
deposits of public moneys. So far over
Slt,U10u0 have been deposited in the
Treasury in this way.
President Smith of the Northern Trust
Company. Of Chicago. says. so much
precauuon has been taken in the money
situation that / hardly expect trouble
from IhaI source ! am nOI iuH--ng Z
money for six months periods Every
one wants 70 be ready for fall"
tt is said that the denials by the St.
Paul officials regarding the French loan
are largely technical. and that while the
road itself has not been engaged i'm any
negotiations, certain banking houses OF
this city IN conjunction with officials OF
the road have been.
In the preliminary statement OF the
Colorado and Southern Railway Com
pany IL is shown that gross earnings for
the fiscal year ended June 90 We're ST.
S.9.953. an Increase over 190j Of s.. .222 373
Net earnings, less taxes, were 50, ,4S9. .325.
a gain for the year Of Sl.22o,667.
An official OF Atchison saws. "Our
work Of double-tracking the line from
Kansas wheat fields 10 Chic3gl should
not interfere with the dividend policy.
Il Is no new decision and will call for no
great expenditure In any one year. in
fact most of the cost can be met Cuti
of earnings at the rate earnings are in-I
creasing and the operating ratio Is COM
ing down. The work will spread over.
several years"
The intlmauOns senc out frCn Wash
ington on Saturday. that Secretary Shaw,
IN case n acute monetary stringency
might purchase $4,000 900 10 $50 )O0 COO Of
per cent buGds Of 1897 was received with
lHuguld interest and seemed 10 have nOi
eiAect on money rates or upon the mar
ket As the banks have made further
losses 10 the Subtreasury, which is in
Itself an unfavOrable factor. 10 Is prob
able some pressure may be brought 10
bear upon the Secretary to do something
In the near future.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07

Considerably more than 30 per cent OF
the stock OF the old Corn Products Com
pany has been turned in in exchange for
the securities of the Corn Products Re
lining Company.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07

The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
earned over 100000 in profits In the
fiscal year that closed June 80 last. This
Is the first surplus reported for several
years. The deficit for the previous year
was $4,000
The Washington times., 1906-08-07

Stockholders Of the Illinois Trust and
Savings Bank met today and voted to
Increase the capital stock OF the com
pany by 100000 The stock will be paid
Tor on October 1.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY


PAID-UP CAPITAL, s., ,O00, ,o50
SURPLUS, $3.50, 90 (EARNED)
Loans in any amount made On ap.
proved real estate or collateral a. -ea-
sonable rates.
Interest paid upon deposits On month-y
- balances subject to check.
This company acts as executor ad-
miniEtraI0T, trustee. agent, trea surer.
registrar. and in all other fduciaIy ca
paSities.
Boxes for rent IN burglar and nreproof
vaults Tor safe deposit and storage of
valuable packages.
JOHN JOY EDISON N--.--..... President
JOHN A. SWOPE..-.............V Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR. Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER,...,,..r. Treasurer
HARRY g. MEEM.-....-A A ssistant Treasurer
BOYD TAILOk..,s-t...--As Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY.....Re Real Estate Of1csr
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 10 assume the mana cement OF
your real aestate. Careful attention given 70
all details.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07

The new Panama bonds are being de-
pcsited i'm considerable volume by banks
as security for additional circulation and
deposits of public moneys. So far over
Sle,OJ1oo0 have been deposited in the
Treasury in this way.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
No Proof Of Jealousy.

Lupo secured work at his trade I'm an
establishment near Fifth avenUe and
torty-secOnd street. and the cOuDie 10
all outward appearances was happy
Nei0hbors say there is no proof of The
police theory that the murder was
prompted by jealousy The young wife
: was very pretty woman. however. and
attracted a great deal OF attention
among Italians who knew them and this
may have excited tIt- '-r-~A-nd
The first intimatlon the neighbOrs
had that an was not well with the
couple was when shots were heard this
morning In the little apartment Oni-
GERS were summoned, and broke open
the doors
The Washington times., 1906-08-07

In the preliminary statement Of the
Colorado and Southern Railway Com
pany IL IS shown that gross earnings for
the fiscal year ended June 20 We're 81
S.9.953. an Increase over 1g0J Of s. ODD 373.
Net earnings, less taxes, were So, ,4Sg 325.
a gain for the year Of 81 .22O, ,567
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
Sent Three Bullets Crash
ing Through Pretty
WOman'S Brain.
MAN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Tragedy in Tenement Kitch-
en- Excited and Surprised
NeighbOrS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Actuated bv in
sane jealousy. so the police assert. Vim
cenzo Lupo. an Italian tailor. this morn
ing shot 20 death his young wife, Au-
rora, In their three-rOOm apartment on
the fourth floor Of a tenement house at
545 East Twelfth street, which they have
occupied ever since their arrival In New
York. and then turned his weapon on
himself, inhictIng a probably fatal
wound
Lupo and his wife came here FIVE
weeks ago from Sicily. The man is
thirty-three years old and his wife was
twenty. They had beer married for five
years and two children were born 10
them. The children died shortly before
the couple removed 10 America.
The Washington times., 1906-08-07

tt is said that the denials by the St.
Paul officials regarding the French loan
are largely technical. and that while the
road itself has not been engaged in any
negotiations, certain banking houses Of
this city IN conjunction with officials OF
the road have been
The Washington times., 1906-08-07

President Smith Of the Northern Trust
Company, Of Chicago. says: so much
precautiOn has been taken In the money
situation that / hardly expect trouble
from that source I am nOj ign,--ng
money for six months periods Every
one wants 70 be ready for fall"
The Washington times., 1906-08-07

The annual meeting of the stockhoId-
ers of the American Smelling and Re
fning Company viii be held at Jersey
CITY on September 8. at II a. m
The Washington times., 1906-08-07
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The Canadian Pacific mana cement
states that their road will be affected
by the new interstate law as much as
any United States railway.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

Sta0t, 3ngenicur, Der iofort Ibbiilfe
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nen fam, cine mic piel groBere NuS.
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6auS.
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$4,000. Iuf Dem 8run0Itiif miro
Elm neiles @ebGuoc fir Die Sofen'
uno 9eitcr.Gompngnie Scr. 1 uro
cine Spribcn . Gompaonie crridtet
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
Sas 0Sp1cmblatt.

@em bie 3eit mnngeIt, Sen tag
Iihen vDeutiden Gorreiponbeltten"
gu Ieien, finoet in ser @8o6cnoltsgobe
oieieS 9lottes, nclhc bellte erideint,
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%mengeltelt. 0o5u entb1lt oas @o-
d)enblott aud cine intereiiont gebol@
tcne @ohen . &tnbidml. Sir Den
@erionot an Srelnbe ltnO 9efonnte
III ser olten rn0 neuen Welt fam
feline Before 8o6en3citule octpGblt
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
Nns @cttcr.

Gie geitern Nodmittog eingetre.
tene tbeilmeiie flare @itterung io0
beiite, pte Ser Mettermann peripridt
1ur5 meroen, llno fiir morgen Itellt
er audi id)Gnes @etter in 2lusiidt bel
Ipeitlihen @inben.
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itotionen oes Qonoes mltroe ser fol.
genoe bod)ite 9bernlomcteritaro reai.
itrirt: @oitport 81, SortIun6 10, go
itou Sc, albanp IS, gtep.Oorf 81,
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Cape Niop so, @aibington 81, Sat.
teraS so, Charlotte 76, @ilmingtull
So, Gbarlcituu SO, Sapounnb SS,
%Sodionpiae 80, Supiter Sc, Sen @eit
SO, 9ttlnitto 81, montgomery 80.
Nelu.O Orleans 80, Yoleitine "a, Sal
pelton SO, Corpus Gbriiti SO, Menl-
pbis 50, Cincinnati sc, Iittsburg
80. Osruego 70, Buffalo "A, Gleuc-
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cngo so, 9ulutb 6S, ct. Eoul so,
ct. 9ouis Sc, aunins Gitp 50, Onlo-
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ton so, SABRE Sc, Scleno 80, Silt
2afe 81, 0enoer rs, Hortb Elattc
80, Gubge 80, ImoriGo 90, Sos
Inoeles rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
ySranocn6nra" Sa.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
$tast Baltimore.
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tbre bcriibulteH r9uHonu Bellies.
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3aubeuiuc oriieluHgeu
ranOitoriam'" 49, Steie &o6e' "RaHs9anolc
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uG9 &tlaI' 8drf. Yaurdntlc,
sAripH." gH 0. september, Sgfuritot
r'iluabbansiasr sarseragerciu bon @aaru.
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r2euti6e Sd8"s5eier IN 8toersSielu am va
fupsco.
ninh Northumberland, 6%ecikGonuib.
y6anuftatter @pliSiet.gerciu non Baltimore"
WloHtaa, ben 8. S%epiembcr uno Stenttgq.
ben 4. September, groBec Gunniiuiier Noltsfett
In @rambier's rg8ciicn6s Bari.
CSeiaHapcrein ,Gtdcuirnu6," Sonnina,
ben 2 Ser Srrber. 6,pettcr 6atttlicn Iusilitg
md @o0.0ole' qor,.oou,srte.
grof. 6. Sorfep 29uterS, Strtgent.
geginn: Sonntugs nm h6 llbr 9tadmittagS;
an gSotenia8en INT rs ubr g9snoS.
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YfngTnmm tlr beute,
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Mlnrfh pSlntnp Nrroip" .......,. Sol5rlarn.
6noeriiir aus ,Ganmono" .......... 1honlas.
9SaIBcr Blue" ............ ...... W(drqts.
G~eIefiipu r9iitle Sobnnp SoncS". 49,. 9obau.
GprnctsSoIu - gusgetpdblteS.
Sr, Irtbur Whler.
Snberiiirc Set" .......... .9eutucr.
SHtermeBio yNiitterfln" .........P enhir.
S%eIeItion .@urreit O'Wluab" ....... Cleott.
Bits of @ro1oipnD offs. ........ Smitb.
liHrf6 On tbc HodD goao TO Dublin"
@pbraim.