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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-18

We are inclined to believe that magazine wr
themselves have oversated the against the packers
We do not sell meat but believe in fair play and also
of exactly what they eating.
We have always printed on each and every package of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
.MlJCHSDIS 2ESS
AMONG THE PEG PIE.
Provisions Are Growing Scarce.
Many 81 the Refugees viii Y 'ill
Return TO City Next Week ''',' ,l: d
A Mantle tons Cease. Il e.
Shocks Caused
BY Slides. ,.
(EysAssoclated Press.)

i SANTA FEE, N. Nj, July 1o.-C ontlnu,-
iyous earthquake shocks at Socorlo since
4 1t1y Stl,, causing considerable damage to
X property, caused panic among tho resi- :,
dents yestordny, md to-day about 1000
persons nre camping In tho opon, while,
hundreds OF others have fled tho Il CITY,
Practically every residence and business
block iii the town has been damaged. j
h There has been much distress among
/, the people. rs heavy rains have fallen lei
s IN the last two days. Nobody las been
\ injured, 50 far rs known. b Most Of the
people IRE going to I'll Paso, although
\ many are coming TO Santa Fe.3 The
shocks generally occurred ms short, sharp
I1olts, tho earth seeming to slil, Violently
VT Is believed the adjustment of rock
i strata In the rugged Ladrones and MAG
l5delana mountains is the cause Of 4 the
continued shocks. S .s5I5 4. .
Z Provisions ale growing scarce, ant real
distress Is feared. Many of the refugee
shave signlfcd their Intention Of return
Ting TO Socorro next weak ir nn,'o are
| no no 1,ore violent manifestations by tlat
8 time. a careful search OF the lava fleldsj
to the southeast Of the city@llas failed
v to reveal any new 4 hot springs or cV-
4 dcnces OF volcanic action. The property
L damage at Socorro will not exceed 600
i In surrounding towns tho property dam
4 age Is also slight, owing to the cheap
\ character OF the building affected and the
absence Of costly structures. The shocks
I8undoubtedly4 are caused lA by slides Is5}S OF
,8,nountain masses in the I Mage elnna and
II Socorro ranges, caused by recent ttt heayy
I rains. Z. IL " Y z d. 5s gis u 3
s5$S "A late dispatch says several slight
/ tremhlors occurred ut Socorro last night
NO serious damage was done. The panic
4 among the Inhabitants Is subslding as
Wits believed the worst Of the earthquakes
tlas passed. f355S} IS 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
NEWS $OF$THE SICK
Interesting Gossip About Those
at#the Richmond H ospitals.

Mrs W. r. Rudd, NO. 100 cowardlu EA Z, ,A' Y,
Maspisi 0ss Sc
4, f1ss, ssss ySSboii
the yrsinia III lIe q u, Il IS
Mars nenngy MS os
Mrs. u. Az stesS 80, GOT Feqeral Street.
WI sos < ,says
32niII,
eobSs south
s,1ssss nag IS s. hosp''al Ssh q ep'F47
ss%pson ns1 yk
&c g. yssHsS
resfyHE nsdlfa
y by an unknown assaiant.s has left II for his
81. Mr.I NJ D Carson, No 1909 North TWenty.scc-t
Fond Street underwent an operation ed Wedncs-
Mics Annie NJ. Plunkett. No. .41as North
i Twelfth Street. Is at the hospital with typhoid
Miss Minnie Derby No, 500 South Third
Il Saa, sew Haven Conn.,
the Virginia Bopt Club crews IS at the !, W ,l
e his ear Expected that he Viii DO able
Ito leave shortly. "a 33..!z, /. i, !,
s eas'ss fisss
pital. 3
SFiE's xho Trs ssssa
Miss Bessie 1ioalton. q, Keysyile. Va. has
left tho Memorial Hosp tdf. {, 745s lt3
1 Mr. D. w. sdunders, left with his wife for
\ his home, Wednesday q tier recovering; from
4 an operation. y n ss
The condition Of Mr.. wv. y, Robbins at the
\ Memorial Hospital still oremnins very serious.
i FL Mr.. Hudgins. who was seriously burned N
Inn engine explosion several tweeks ago, will
be able to leave the Retreat for the Sick In "a
y few days. III {SgS "A l A
IN Mr.. Rlount who was accldently shot a
j Chase City on the Forth. OF July has nag
aAyi be able to leave the r etrent In about
week. n, "a !, !. \, I,
burg Road. WINS able to leAve lie Retreat for
1.-THE Sick for his home Wednesday, s l5is3 4
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4 6>'-I fgf-7''-1-- r 4t
EIGHT Il / R1|'Q I: /:
T0HB. ENFORCED ! |. !.
President Directs That officers
ND ctccttand Have Punished sWio.-SI$
laatt,iiocinls of the Statute.
CONTRACTORS TO 9 e! ElsPEC TIT
If Not They Will Be osecuted
At the Expense Of the Govern -555
lncllt-Probable Effect.

(IBy Associated A Press /


sT NAsI1IN GTO ID. c. July, i 9. Action
,of the greatest Importance to labor clrtAos
is contemplated In e. direct ton given by
the President to officers tn charge OF pub
lie works. at Il the instance q Of Secretary
Taft, This Is to employ the government
own officers to detect and punish. Y ola
5tlona Of he 3lnw$of 1892, providing that.
except In cnse n Of d M en- erg enc Il, work
upon government buildings, Ships and
other properties shall be limited to eight
hours each day for ca CHI workman, III
\ An effort was made by tho forces Of
organized labor during tho last sessioh
yof Congress to- Sc cure leg slntion to this
end. but so Affective WIS the opposition
Bof the great contracting firms that ad-
gjournment was had without any action
upon 4 the pending. bill, g U nderS the; Pres
5ident's direction, avery overnr1 ent 4 DILL
Ger In charge Of or \ inspecting q public
work In progre 3i is to 4 be directed to
promptly report to tho Department OF
Justice any violation by contractors Of
tho eight hour law, md Sprosacu Ion ini-
itiated BY md al the expense OF tho gov
sernment Is IA to u folloW, 4. 5s j{isS
II The effect OF the order u pom the cost
OF government work y Is expected to be
very great. 1t Is known that 1T has
been almost tho rule Il for oYernnent
contractors 10 work their men ten and
twelve and even n ore hours per day; X
they cannot do this, they assert that
they must increase by 20 Or Is per cent
the amount Of their bids; so that CON
gress must either Increase by like per-
centage the appropriations for PUBLIC
works or must corrcspondingly reduce
the amount Of work authorized. l has
been found that quite nnumber OF crl-
Fployes are not subject to the operations
4 Of the eight-hour law. being neither la
borers nor mechanics, the classes re-
ferred to In the net. Still many sthou-
snnds oftsWorsmcn In all parts 0 E. the
country .willSbe affected by the Frestdent's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
WI RGIllN''l14
BRIE rs.

Especial to rho Times p lspatch)
mt{si aApSp5h,sd spsSssE
Randolph Macon CollegO to- ARRANGE for 100.
s sesd Hs ana ase
ments and factloa which viii ITa sr
here on august 1t by Ashl ~
rs BG'5sSSe Vs.; &
struck struck by lightning tuesday during q very
eHcrsa
teen members q his family In, ~ sne d S%
e ieS %s e0s mere ne osnss
strike situation at the Crescent Iron =, Rolling
Ny, HSff Tns a1t ,s s i osra
Tonight ior Forest Depot where H. WI! b pe
the deqth Sc - sister MIR u g a, Queens ems.
mn fhaEV%ia Xh Il rspo HsIasfi nom
Tax
ID S5utS Sa %ss., ia IL arSn Grs
~ & RES4Esssi5 ,, canning !.
sHy w pn .a sss s. sp9y
wH Togr Il rsy Aihpe1I9 Fapaa'S Lana aged
tho notion OF inc grand JuFyis AoE5. peN1u!!!uh
Merchant i Is the daashtor Of farmer in the
@ District Ay sr psndns
IEEsH tsisiSa VA.Spr. Collins Denny Of tho
Vanderbilt U2iysrAty VIII have charge q e. the
liz in isenton's WoodB,. near Aflddlebarg. Lou
aoun county during twslye da ,Gtb O se
ses t aeu;t ho s
not to return again until October /, 35 !,
hs house Tor a isrss .um Il ea.h: Iast nlghi
entered his house and ransaeksa II from Z, TOP
and GtHt eSyerryHthing ssarshed kn tho money was
NORFOLK, yA..-T, N. Stevens. q fltteen-
yearold Eastern shSTo hoy whssS parents ere ere
iifs to OF escape from h THO receiyinssh!p Meh-
mond At ths slan last n1Sft, When s
end O the p1 IN q TIE ys ysr ans
was picked up later by petty officers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
/ / | ! |
PLEADS. ]. guilty [: 4. ".
Will CO Out 81 Business Rather
Than Submit to ]: 1n y, est
.8S CATION.
., 81 /, 7, 3 ,3a1rlio1osIg I. Xa)f

9-Ipl-37a ms ('tiS0I r p51UIOON " 1Ntt1
81 JAMESTOWN!fN .sss92i Y 4 y sl9..-Ihe
sewer Pipe Trade 2Associa ton, famiiafiy
known as the Sewer p pc Trust, pr0oti-t
cnly3s entered \ plea 81 guilty 70 the
charges OF itl secret con tract TO lima u g
production and control he territorial
prices OF sewer pipe, be fore tho federal
grand jury In this city to- day. rs United
states District Attorney Brown. had pre-.
Pared d mnss Of evidence against the
company, which he was In tending to pre-
sent to8t the grand jury, @ when Harry
lA.i Hall, Of Pittsburg, n attorney for the
associa ton. submitted the & proposition
that ra thor than submit to tho proposed
Investigation BY tho grand Jury, he would
enter into an at reemen " hereby the
association would be dissolved and go
oolut Of business. a Tho prop ton was nc-5
copied by tie district attorney,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
SEA SHELLS INTERFERE y
WITH DRIVING THE TUNNEL
Are lmbedded ia the Rock and When Reached They Rem
der3the Rock Very Treacherous, Compelling
$$ the Propping Of the Roof.

shells is comparatively easy. but the
work Is greatly delayed by the fact that
they render the rock extremely treacllor-
GUS. A few Of these shells ilnbedd ed IN
tho roof make q point OF kiiess, and
without warning a mass OF l,undreus OF
pounds, or OF several tons OF black shale.
carrying the shells. may be precip plated
upon the workmen. It order to escape
this danger 1t Is pecessary5 to 1su ppOrt the
roof OF the tunnel with tinbers for every
foot OF advance. 5s is35 ~
1t Is curious that these shells, depos-y
tied In tho ocean millions Of years ago,
are now being brought to light and are
ondangering the lives OF creatures hun
ldreds OF centuries younger than they.
Each u OF the shells at one time held
"a living organism OF sufficient size to
furnish Q meal for 9 dozen men
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
CAAR|L|.E5sPOIOL..E Hello.
On SER n. d G IA { 6.
Richmond Youth Arrested in ST.
Louis on Charge Of Passing
Forged Checks. !.

s Charles s, Poole, formerly a stenogra-
gphor was the a laska? Packers r Associa-
ton, With onces in this c!ty,5 was ar
rested Monday IN st y Louis, charged with
I i Detective i've : G GibsonS1f I for the west
Wednesday night, and he is expected to
return here Tomorrow with his prisoner.
Poole left his frn's offices here. which
arc located In tho American Bank build
Ing, July 9th, supposedly taking with him
the rubber signature stamp OF tho assoc
citation. a short time al forwards It was
found that Poole had casie,d check,
purportng to be signed by the nssoota-
ton, at tho American. ational Bank;
ana two at the State Bank for $50 and
SIS, respectively. A d n &
.' A st. Louis hotel notified the State
Bank Monday that Poole had ,,tr ,1 ~ 70
sent back for his immediate arrest,
Poole's home is said ITO 30 lo e' go ~
MI. ii. G, Bliss, advertising manager
OF tho Alasln Packers Association,
stated that the young man was an e tx,
company highly recommended
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5$ iron Our r regular Correspondent)
AsEINGTON ,SD a CT July n q. ~ t was
stated at the rooms Of the Reciamatiot1j
5servlce$ln this city, today that the wor *
OF driving the Gunnls g tunnel Which + y
has attracted even international htten.5
,tion, was being delayed BY 9 most curious Is
condition. NJ " $S NJ 5s5 N
5$S Tho tunnel, now more than q mile
into the earth, has been driven with
great rapidlty through q hard black
shnle. But the heading has now nd-25
Yvnnced TO a point where i Is passing
through a great accumulation OF sea-
shells. deposited many Il olfsands 9 I years
ago. Myriads Of these shells, mbedded
in the rock are being dug out. Some
of them arc OF gigantic size, measuring.
three feet and even more In diameter
The process Of digging through the /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
A GRAND GATHERING 4 4 N.
IN PRINCESS | [ |: anne !.
( George G. Ca bell Makes q Win
ming Speech One Thou
;s sand Fed.

Especial 10 Tho r Zines = lspntcl.) 53
BACK BAY, v Al uly 19, 81 = lla Lodge.
No. 2s, 4 * I, O. II 4. 4! and Charity Lodge,
aJr,s @ III /. "A, N, gave a. general invita-
ton and entertainment at this hnil
yesterday, at which about one thousand
persons were present. Ice cream, lemol Il
lade and cake were served in abunda nee g
and without charge. ~
Mr. Geo. g. Cabil. formerly OF PM PM
vile. Va, but n oWSo OF Norfolk! g ty,s who
IS candidate for Con gress, was one g Ct
the speakers. Mr.. Cabell address Was VI :
hugely sen5oyed, and greatly added 70
the entertainment. II was general " con- cri.
coded that Mr. Cabell not only pleased
his hearers by his forcefu and Eeloq tient
address, but greatly Increased his chances lt'
for Congress. IA 5 rs NJ. ss sS sl p,
some parties went 50 far rs 70 say,
that one more 5ytsIt from Mr. cabell g
this county would secure him the Demo-t
cratic vote and, Of course, he does not
want anything else, iS.i n
Us on the whole tho day passed ~ OF pleas;
antly and all felt grateful to the two w.
lodges for such O pleasant coca sion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

to the pupils. thus preventing tho habit &
,ual delay In the chi Id ren5 securing their
textbooks. Mr., Stearnes was favor1lbly
Impressed with he5sugg estion. Il
parts OF the State were rop-
resented by tho following gentlemen: e..
IS. Beckwitll. C.. s. Beckwith. Jr, 9. r..
Caldwell. q a.. q. Brechn. James e. Abbe,
r. j. Alfrlend, p. Fl. 2 Broulett, "A. Har-
,tung, J. L. SchoAeld and ]. Q, Boat!
wright. 5 ~
Before adjourning for the year the con-
tend to such business matters as might
arise. III, !4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
WELL
T0Ig|.G| /. |. / ] II |
Senator Dryden Tlius Jttstifiesl
the Large Salaries Paid III
stirai1ce Presidents
MONEY For CAMPAIGN 4 h ! u USE : I:
lie Tells What tie Prudential
Has Given$and Declarcs It
Was Wrong

If
NEW ARK, N. Il u, July; 1o.--United
Suites senator John y Dryden, president
Sof the Prudential Insurance Company,
was q witneBs to-day before tho state
Insurance Investigating Committee. He
was questioned regarding his salary8sof
sos, 900 a year and nslted Il lie did not
think hat Ills md other largo salutles
paid officials Of the company tended to-i
ward extravaganza His reply WIS:
ABILITY commands price, and avery big
senterprlse iii the country Z is looking for.
. men who oar achieve 5,5 NJ
sonator DRYDEN snid that since 1897
500, 900 Of the surplus OF tho l'rldeil-
atial had boon turned over to policy hold
Sers, Bit that the oohlpally was not bound
to turn over, one cent s5 iE Il ~ n
i$& Senator Dryden WIS Questioned along
tho lines Of S.5 his sta elnents before the
Armstrong Commit tee, In New x orls, and
some Of HIS assertions were gone into
more fully than on that occaslo 10.
said that tho prudential Company had
Stional Commission q III 4 300, md In q 300
hid contributed e SO, 900, nnd 4. that &C.
larger amount was donated again In 1904
Il Senator do youS think 1t va $ rig ut to
give the policyholdors' money q way for
Ecumpn lgn purposes M sked State SEN
antors Minturn. I'M III .$
polioyholdors never had one cent
Jof interest 4 IN thnt money. It belonged
10 the sharaholders.'' replie led stheEWitnoss.3
How do you dlscrimln You Stesti-l
fed this morning IL that II the surplus be-,
.longed 10 tho polloyhold ers, an rl not to
the stockliold ers. "bt$$ 81 III
S5.i,Whnt # was 81 applied II to a the credit q
tho policy holders was voted to- them by
the directors B said Senator Dryd
4 And you considered the giving Of that
money to the Republi loan Colnmitte Jus IS
itifnble ~ III sS2 IN ~
z{$''Hrhe management OF the COMPANY !, is
chn rned With the responsibility OF the,
company, and III Y In the Judgment Of the
directors, condl tions are likely. to be pc
brought about that would tend to 4, de-
stroy tho compnny's assets Or impai II
them, 1t Is the duty 81 the cement to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
GAS TANK lex DIES, l.
8...l KILLING ITHEEENTERIAINERS

IA IJ3lFF8 (By5 Associated Press.
x iFDDNNVOOI), IND, July 19.--NVhile
preparing for a stereopt Icon lecture on
z tho San Francisco disaster In % tent to-
night. a 20-gallon tank Of gas exploded,
instantly killing Rev, D. +. Lewis, pro-
prietorS ofEthe entertainment. ana his as
sistnnt, George McNecnus, and seriously
injurlng Harry u. Lewis. q son Of Rev.
y Lewis altfoff Grecntle aid. IInds va 81
4 The explosion, occurred before any per-
sons except those In charge OF the enter
tainment had entered the tent, r. sF II 81 A1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Johnson NOT AFTER HE
NATIONAL CHAT MAhSHlP5
sIRY Associnted Press.)

Il CLEVELAND. uTy 10. MI yori T ON :.
j johnson, OF Cleveland, declares he IS not
3nfter5Stlle position OF chairman Of tho
National Democratic Committee 81
II have no idea OF trying to gust Tom
tTnggart,''' said Mr.. Johnson to-day Peo-
pie do not see INTO realize how we'll
like my present position. nm Mayor
OF Cleveland, and I Il am going TO run
again, once or twice. am going oGrlfl
for Mayor up there until they dofca I me-
or elect me unanimously. = Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
GET MONEY BACK,
Clever Work Of Police Results in
Recovery of Stolen Funds.

e Sergeant Bailey and Policeman Kraft
recovered yesterday evening $40 moro Of
the 1872 robbed from John II. Johnson. q
colored man, by Morton Reed, nnegro
desperate, last Tuesday, The name of
the person from whom the money was
secured Is withheld us the police want
TODD further work on the case. Eleven
dollars and halt OF the sum robbed was
taken from the person of Reed at tho
time Of his arrest the same night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Tyler-Forbes,

Especial to Tho Tlncs-Dlspatch.) q
8& ROANOKE, v Al July 1O-AIiss Beach
Forbes, daughter of MI. md Mrs. T. b,
{ Forbes, sand Mr.. L. E Tyler, Of the Cen
rled itorIlght rat the I. residence of the
Bride, Rev. Father Lynch oitlcInting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Fine Furniture.

Secretary Of the commonwealth. D. O. Ey-
gloston IL receiving the new furniture for his
Ala cases. which arc now roning. IN. arc Of
steel With mahosany finish ana they are ie
really Imposing ~ a!Ypsarnnne, AL me fHrI NJ
Installed IN a few days, tl3 -tssssY t{ 35S1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Mr.. 4WADDEY SICK.

Went to Vrglnla Hospital Mon-7
day With Very High Fever.
Mr.. Everett Waddey is now sick ut tbs
Virginia Hospital with what has been
diagnosed as a mild case OF typhoid,. lie
entered the hospital Monday; With very
high fever. and some uneasiness was felt
that he wns down for n spell, but he has
Improved steadily since that time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20

f,.Thoroug hness.' by q . Howard Redd. OF City
Bank indness. BY Or. w X, Freemant ho b,
ara esceedinglys intereating and helpful. and
during the QpisYG that follows THEFT talks every
man who y has AZ Unity 70 3a e.1
lowed by d scason of social Fellowship and
song, and by tho Conversational Bible study
1nyit cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
southern,a EARNINGS.

Below are estimated earnings .ior the snuth7
ern Hallway system, tecnnd week July; 1905,
Southern Railway COMPANY, excluding ST.
Louis Huntsville Lines; This. year,. sS4sblI;
last year, $500 9ca: inereape. $50 S92; "
y,!is Limos; rbis sear. ~, t55; last year, iss-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
Won Their Suit.

Roicllnrd Drothors against N. II, Ctalkley,
a civil suit was held before Judge Scott Yes
plnlntlGs, won their CAGE The controversy
was about tho alleged failure to deliver q
certain amount OF hides which had been CON-
tractcd for Relchard Brothers were awarded
damages to tho amount OF S675,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
THE WE THEIR.

y Forecast; 81 Virginia Fair Frid ay, warm
or In southwest portion; showers and
cooler Saturday afternoo n or night; light
to fresh southwest winds. II s5ii V I
& North Carollnar--,Lo cal showers Friday
ana probably Saturday; light to fresh
south to southwest winds. IN 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-20
BRIEFITEMS5 IRON EVERYWHERE


81 SAN FRANcIsco, t,A L., Nicholas George
ia ~ Greek pedestrian twsnt four years old
has arrived hero from Australia en- route II
Budapest on q walk q round tho World
SWATERRuR x, ssS CONN Fort pappcrs Il
5Brooksids@ Home. tho town poor house. ~ ent %
strike and refused 10 30 70 work on the tnfts
and In he eget table gu ems he srea son the1
gave was that they 81 ore not properly fsd
BsspEs NOM rs. q oVtAt44-D riyen insane s9yc,
tAs Eeepe a. a
tho basement tho drug store BY shooting
himself In the hcnd II
# CHICAGO. balanced on the coping Of this
roof ofS the -tnain ding OF the Dunning Asy.
lum. John Daily q maniac. 70 escap from
and attendants by threatening to- hurl himself
and them 10 the ground
IS coLuM BUS o. --Rathers than Y tell her ago
|Tcnie \ Frcs,oe. al ~altress al the American
Hotel went to ia |. II Sha ,yas cfendnnt Sin All
suit and one tbs first questions
counsel forlthc opposing side put 20 her was ri
Hold old are you 2
E5 80 as,|t s5,s
COLUMBIA, TA.--Anl0s CrlEon. In tho ems
ploy OF Daniel Calm. brick WAS sui
Gated IN a clay bank yyhllcrh n was at work
tho cnve-in occurred and he was cover VIII
four foot h Of g ti$5 4s7
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40
S} OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uBe he refused to buys
her candy and show o, Their ntten tons, as ho
hnd done Inc their courtshlp days. roubitc:3
began between Frederick Wenschina and hiai
WHO Resulting In a hearing before "A lderman.
cavenoy ], Ii which tho husband Is ACCUSED got
choking ana threatening 70 shoot his ~
epoys the weSsvilia sleam a huharys
covered 1850 In bills and checks the WI 4t-
Ing of a prominent and wen Thy family ot ting
ici Th money Wasg pinned to- IN unuerYeat
OF a prominent sock mn d who shnd gnots
iIliissed IL. THO money was ~ turned ma Inc
finder literally rewa II
PITTsBURd.:-A now inenncc to chi ~ e
was dcoyered 4 In tn innocent appearing but,
fatal toy balloon. This X apparently & harmless
toy hns brought den tn TO one snla ~ daughter
OF Herbert Henry Rchdendickor OF is City
and another child Is deca red to DO dying from
arsenic poisoning. "a SB sS5 Il.
SEATTLE I Renouncing h the nllurements n &
fashionable society In Seattle and forsakIng
his life profession, that OF 10 ~. E. finltpn
James. q nephew&of Henry James. tkS em!nehI
novelist hos chosen tor live tho simple life Of
tnS, COW herdcr and X Dispenser OF milk.
u hlANITOWEC, II w 1s.--Because. as he claims.
sAfrs I'LL Anderson. OF this city, put the city
in the posi- tIon of "a bcggar when she secured
from Andrew Carnegintt the money to build thc
public library Mayor Henry Stolze. Socialls
has refused to ppoint her on the Library
Board }i ag3 z 8
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Going to Bowling Green,

Governor Swanson Viii 10 TO Bowling Green
next Wednesday for tho purpose Of delivering
10 the Confederate soldiers Of Caroline county,
His Excellenoy Will return here tho next day
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-Four Life Problems,
The four Problems to BE- di!se Used
are SPronp ness. 4 BY s. n Bishop. '''rhe
Shirt Duilder'' I. 'stralghtness,p ny . Herman
Boschen. Of the Capitol Printing Company iS
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sGibson's G Commitment Tile gal.

3'5l I779-HI 10Y
4 NEW YORK, July 10. Burton w. Gib-
som the lawyer, who was committed to
sthes5 Tombs prison In default Of $.5, 900
bnil. TO await the action OF tile grand
Jury In connection with :. the murder OF
Mrs. Alice p, Khan, appeared before
Justice blanchard to-day on writ OF
Eabeas corpus and was dlschar ged from
custody, This district attorney's flee
made no opposition to the arg tnent OF
Glbson's counsel that bison, COM
mitment was illegal, 5sf3fs III: iS
Mrs, r. d, Workman, fter q ellghtfulg
visit to friends In bed ford GO MY fors
several weeks, Is expected home on the
first, VI 4gst ~ Ssssss3s III s