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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-22
DR.. JOSIE E. WELLS,

DR.. JOSIE E. WELLs
Diseases of Women and Chill.
dren. Electrical Massage
Given at the Office 4. .
Office All Fourth Avenue, North. Tel
ephone 1477. Residence, II Maple
Street, Telephone 1918.
Office Hours: 10 to IL a. M, evening
by appointment. 1O-27-06tf.
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FOX TERRIER LOVES MONEY.
Able to Discriminate Between Coins
and limitations.

Columbus. O.-"Duke." a full blood.
ed fox terrier. the property OF NJ. u.
Daniels. is n trick" dog who does all
sorts of peculiar stunts who developed
early in life a love for money and n
rare instructive discrimination be.
tween coins and limitations of the real
article.
Duke will delve into his masters
pocket. II he knows there is coin
inside. and when he once gets the
coin in his mouth he has to be per-
suaded to give 1t up. He knows the
difference between coins and anything
which resembles a coin. He will pic 4
n fve.cent piece of the floor and run
away with 1t in his mouth. but he
will absolutely refuse to pick up a
slug" which resembles nickel In
size and appearance.
Pitch silver dollar into n barrel
of water. and Duke will dive to the
bottom of the barrel and bring 1t
up. holding 1t In his teeth. Place n
coin on the limb of tree and Duke
will climb the tree and fetch 1t down
provided. OF course. the tree trunk
is not entirely perpendicular and the
money is not placed farther than 1a
or 10 feet from the ground.
In addition to these antics. Duke Is
veritable clown. He will stand at
the command Of his master on his
hind feet and cry. and all the while
the tears will actually roll down his
face. Duke was born eight years ago
and has been trained by his master
from the time he was puppy.
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MORTALITY REPORT
Consumption AND PNEUMONIA
HEAD DEATH LIST.
Statistics Show That the Greatest
Number Of Deaths From Lung
Trouble Occur in Winter.

The Bureau Of Census has published
report presenting mortality statistics
for the United States for the five cal.
endar years 1900 to 1904.
As shown in the table. tuberculosis
OF the lungs and pneumonia were by
far the leading causes OF death. The
greatest number of deaths from lung
trouble occur during the winter
months. Colds are so prolific OF lung
trouble that they should not be neg.
lected. Persons with weak lungs
should be especially careful.
A noted authority on lung trouble
advises that as soon as cold Is con.
tracted the following simple treatment
should be given. The ingredients can
be purchased from any prescription
druggist at small cost and easily pre-.
pared in your own home. II is said to
be so effective that It will break up a
cold in twenty-four hours and cure any
cough that Is curable.
Take one-half ounce Virgin oil of
Pine tPure). two ounces of Glyceriue
and eight ounces of good Whisky.
Shake well and take in teaspoonful
doses every four hours.
Be sure that the Virgin Oil of Pine
Pure) is in the original half,ounce
vials. which are put up expressly for
druggists to dispense Each vial is Sc.
curely sealed in round wooden case.
with engraved wrapper with the name
Virgin oil OF Pine (Purel-guaran-
teed under the Food and Dru"A Act.
June 30, 1906. prepared only / Leach
Chemical Co. Cincinnati. O.-plainly
printed thereon. There are many rank
limitations of Virgin OIL o: Pine (Pure)
which are put ont Under various
names. such as Conc antrated oil OF
Pine. Pine Ba'sam C. Never accept
these as substitute for the Pure Vir.
gin OIL of Pine. as they will invariably
i nausea and never effect the
result
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nslsksII's 0IniI.lelll
Cures Skin Diseases

For half q century Heiskells Ointmebt hAs
been used In all cases Of skin dissoss VIII
Host gratifying results. Many have become
entirely cured who had suffered untold pals
and annoyance for years. One man IN ksv
Baltimore. Pa., writes TINT II cured him vbsn
he was raw all over. A lady In Philadeiphia
cured case OF letter Of six ycnrs standing
In fourteen days, while Eian In Allentown.
Pa, cured his case Of eczema Tat had rou-
bicd him for eleven years with lose fhan two
boxes oftho ointment. These and hundreds
OF others have found that NeisleiTs Oini.
ment 10 worth moro than its weight IN GoIA
Eoing purely vegetable preparation, Ho,s.
Ee.l's Ointment soothcs and heals whsre
others fail. 1t allays tho itching and burn.
ing common to all skin disease, and all yisA
quickly to its magic influence.
There are many varieties of skin diseases
with confusing titles, but they nre all suscsp-
tiblc TO ono md tho same cure-ueisksl's
Ointment. No one need suffer long II fgfiliots6
with any skin disease not OF q constitutional
character II they Will apply thls remedy. This
inc!udcssG Gch skin ciss.ss. q Us erysip peiEs pru-
rigo eczema, mix crust, itching piles, scnid.
head, tctter Tingworin, bIn cl.iiesds, psoriaxiA
PIN pies, frcciGltn. In somo cases IL ih Decoop
sary TO give some constitutional tregiiDent
rs In erss,pelas, eczeinn. etc 9Th liver should
bo toned 10 healthy action AL he blood and
nil the secrctions purified. In NIL cases Of
skin diseas . cures nro hnstenrd by the use OF
.inImen:' and in ellen Mig up ths bisad AID
liver VILE LeiskclFa blood and Liver pIliA.
HeiRkclrs Medicinal nnd Toilet Eoap con.
tnins IN a modified form tho InedlcinAi prop
critics OF HelsGclIs Ointment, and ~ l.1.tIrn-
lnrly eifectiy o in slight disorders OF tile akin,
rs rash. crupttons and Rhrasious. II cl-ans
perfectly, and In the hath IS u great luxury.
UeislielIs Flood md Liver rIils contain The
active medicinal Principles OF variou. rcots
and herbs approved In medical practice.
hat Ia NJ, On a "A. ,,., ,Ip.t
that Heiskells Ointment Will not cure IL The
ointment Is cold 1T 6oc n box. soap ~ &c
cake. pills ut Csc bottle.
You cnn ret them OF any druggist or vs
will send by mall on receipt oI price address
Johnston, Holloway & Company, Isl IoIn-
nlerce St. Philadelphia. PT,-
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over OLD WALL.

OF the leading society women of
Texas.
Miss De Zavala claims that the old
walls may be made into an arcade and
used as museum OF Texas history.
At this time the building is used as D
Wholesale grocery and whisky ware
house.
This trouble all came up over the
offer OF n st. Lodis man named
Charles NJ. Reeves. representing own
crs of land Just back of the old walls
10 defray the entire expense of wreck.
Ing the old building and making .
park in Its place.
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to Sleep In a Blanket.

are a great many very COM
eatises telling you how TO
r fire. pitch your tent and all
,f II. | have never seen des-
= woodman's method OF using
:. however. Lie Hat on your
pread the blanket over you.
10 your legs rigid from the
blanket. OF course. draping
i. In two swift motions tuck
edge under your legs from
EFT. then the second edge I'M
left to right. and over the
J.. Lower your legs. wrap
,houldcrs and go TO sleep. II
,pver one edge will unwind
lther will tlshtcn.-Stewart
White In Outing.
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Line to Top Of
terhorn.
ring engineering
g attention here.
known for their
Mountain railroads
u federal council
Instruct a railway
|top OF the Matter
5des a cog and
Ahe Viege-Zermatt
Dir (2.508 meters).
he Hoernli peak.
y from the refuge
1it (3,052 meters).
ABtructed In a tun-
! Of S5 to 30 per
stem is to be elec.
TEND to construct
nmtt sdmcient to
ber of visitors, In.
a compressed air
who suRer from
It IL estimated
-FOUR years to con-
and that It will
y. The Journey
summit viii re-
20 1ntnntes and
AZ pRooont TIE
IN J5os fof
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Graveyard to Lose Odd Sian.

Franklin, Ky.-Now that the body
of II. c. Atkinson has been laid in its
last resting place in Green Lawn Gem.
etery. that burying place will lose its
queerest epitaph. For many years a
handsome tombstone has stood in the
cemetery bearing on one side thi. in
scription: M
III. c. Atkinson will occupy a space
in this lot just as soon as his present
contract with nature is completed.
Please keep Oh the grass"
This stone was erected by Mr.. At
kinson many years ago and was in
line with other OF his eccertricities.
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"Warfare" In Africa.

In the ne!ghborhood OF Lake Tchad.
Africa, the other day, six negro troop.
ers. commanded by corporal. armed
with carbines only, successfully de-
Tended little mud fort against 500
warliSe Tauregs. and when the Tau.
regs gave up the attempt and retired.
the troopers sailed out and pun.
IShed" them.
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Tie Real Ruler.

chess of Roxburghe. who was
! Goelet of New York. has
the prevalent craze TO collect
md she Is building a min!a.
1t Floors castle. In fact, the
n mastcrful little lady, has
& she wants. One OF the
nants. wishing some conces.
t to the castle and told his
an old retainer. adding that
like to see the master in
'Eh. mon." retortcd the aged
Who is not entirely reconciled
w. order Of affairs, there is
In this hoose thae
i that's no the duke. Ye
|, the duchess"
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.nators Much Alike.

simmons. OF North Carolina,
r Taliaferro. of Florida, look
Ike to be twin brothers.
about the same size and
!, has n heavy crop of hair.
Kept closely trimmed. and
|. stubby mustaches are
=. Both have dark eyes
Is probably not two pounds
a their respective weights.
cnot for the fact that the
ator has n few more gray
i head than his North Caro-
ne 1t would be almost i'm.
the senate employees to
art.
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Will Scale the Peak.

Alpinists oppose the project on the
ground that 1t would make one of the
most difficult peaks in Switzerland ac.
cessible to every tourist. and the Fri.
bourg and Berne sections of the AL.
pine club have issued appeals against
/.
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Some men are like some horses;
they will stand without hItching. but
tie them to a post and they will pro
cced to kick over the traces.
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IN IN CLASH RESPECT
lQn ApJoiNiNe ALAMO.
~ Republic in wransle
- ~ ojte-ParS Project
: ooltjen OF Those
~ Museum.

I1iIx TW.-Texas women
I : ~ anlxation known as
% ~ ,the Republic are in
~ IConiscs to make all
nf61iF ~ 1I06 over the Alamo
G0II ~ 0rIUDnt trouble grows
Q ~ ~ . faction in the
1Iln9l (<f1I away the old
~ q 1G1o de Nalero. II
a1DG11 [IU110o the present un.
~ ~ ;11ructure with a
IN walls adJoin the
IorEe area OF land
nsed by the state
= 1U|:of the Legislature
0on 10 the Daugh.
T y. II Is claimed
~ n - 4 part OF the old
~ Il n ~ present building
~ mission walls. be-
s lNns patriots fought
~ enc escaped alive.
IN contends that no
3 alls remains and
impossible to 10.
y sufficient accur-
Ills.
pught In the press
be taken before
u view to secur-
the destruction
This mission was
ara Driscoll, now
~ oxas woman who
novelist and
0e 1t possible for
e the Alamo and
70 property by in
pney and holding
The appropriation
Mon OF Daughters
This Alamo battle
de Zavala. daugh-
the Texas war of
VI vi fight is exceed
hand involves many
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In a Pinch. Use aLLEN,s Foor.EAsE

a powder. It cures painful. smart.
ing, nervous feet and ingrowIng nails.
It's the greatest comfort discovery of
the age. Makes new SHOES easy. A
certain cure for sweating feet. Sold
by all Druggists. csc. Accept no sub.
stitute. Trial package, FREE. Ad.
dress A. S. Olmsted. lie Roy. y. Y.
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PHYSICIAN A HERO
CRAVE ACT OF DOCTOR TOLD ~
LONDON PAPER.
Though Now Fallen on Evil Days, Or.
Eustaee Has One Act to His Cred
Il Worthy Of His Glorious Pro.
fession.

The story OF the doctor who fell on
evil days and became a common la
borer in factory at Widnes. Ian
cAshire. has interesting developments.
The doctor in question-Dr. Marcus
Eustace-told his story OF misfortune
In the Liverpool bankruptcy court.
This was printed in the Daily Mail.
and its publication has drawn from a
correspondent the following dramatic
narrative:
1t was midnight A sudden ring of
the night bell aroused the doctor from
his slumbers.
who is it? What do you want?"
he inquired at the speaking tube.
Mrs. Morris: OF the Grange Stables.
Is taken worse. They think she Is
dying. VIII you please come at once.
sir?"
"All right. my man. I'll be with you
In n minute"
Hastily preparing himself for long
and cold drive. the doctor took his
place by the drivers side. Half an
hour later he stood by the bedside in
the sick room. No well-appointed
chamber OF wealthy client this, but
Just an ill.lighted, scantily furnished
room of a poor cottager.
The woman's husband and kind.
neIghborly woman stood by the bed
side anx!ously awaiting the doctors
verdict.
One glance was sufficient. God help
you, my man. am afraid ! can do
nothing to save her"
The man sobbed.
There is one chance, slight
chance" said the doctor in while
Tell me. Morris. are you prepared to
make n great sacrifice. maybe to risk
your life to save that of your wife,
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duce our warranted seeds. and Il you
will send lGc we will add one package of
Rerliner Earliest Cauihower. together
with our mammoth plant, nursery stock,
vegetable and farm seed and tool catalog.
This catalog is mailed free to all in
tending purchasers. Write to-day.
John 4. Salzcr Seed Co.. Box w, La
Crosse, Wis.
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Idlcness and pride tax with n heav'
Ter hand than kings and parlIaments
II we can get rid OF the former we can
easily bear the lattcr.-Franklin.
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Women Afraid Of Women,

Jinks-Have you ever noticed what
splteful things women Will say Of one
another?
Biinks (marrieN) -Yes. and nevei
could understand why they are afraid
TO make digs at woman except 10
hind her back. and ~ they VIII ri
ont anythlne thev pieaee y . nl1sis
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You have missed the best il Garfield
Tea. Natures laxative. has been over.
looked; take it to regulate the liver and
TO overcome constipltIDu.
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oNI.NoNE .uuoMn nuIxIxE-

That ~ LAXATIVE EIiONu onininc. smllnri,
named rcucd 90 sonietimes deceive. III" nfst anc
original Cold Tablet Is WHITE PACkAGE viii
black and it lettering. and Dclrs the sign-turc O
L.. GROVE. &c.
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Luxury In this world makes us for
get another-Bartholom
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For Sale

A good young, we'll broA
mules. Apply to ). I. "
az miles west ok
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4 DID BaF0aIH Tor Il Cento pO6tpatos
The year Of 1865 was one nf prodigal
plenty on our seed farms. Never before
did vegetable and farm seeds return such
enormous yields.
Now we wish to gain 100000 new GUS
toners .his year and hence offer Tor l2c
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Apple Preserved In LIN

A man in East Concord, ny.
Gently unearthed an apple in a \
state Of preservation while dig}
his yard. It was three or fot
under ground and Embedded In
elacked lime, which Was pr
thrown away when The house ws
/! assess 4 ! \ sxssss ~. !
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V Church Services.

mean? v Church Services.
way OF $ Sunday as follows:
con.rae'eell 4 at 10 a. III.
Mr.. James, .u.N
and I ask Aa"ce at .oo pm
his consuT:3o p IN.
said 1t sifarterly meeting, com.
other drins will be held both
The nowcning. Rev. NJ. w.
Europe a Colorado Springs, will
nation. ihese services aud de-
tion into
he evolve, .. ,,,
have puzz s VIII Close
Travelled NecePtioh OF members
Henry .Jan.rvice. These service 3
great good. A num-
Lifaristian life and nth.
The ex!s. s.o,rbt ,o moro 80;
has been r.. 80, e
scientific n wan
dividual.
to note tha"aS oehooi ~ a M
fessor of ppg at ) p. ia.
of Toronto.r meeting Wcdnes-
very stroi
that life exaturday, at p. m.
even confess always English.
where cond; ,uv ;rv;,.d, -.
carbon. nit
uinsen ~ c. s. Stcinmetz.
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WI nearer the Chas. Wilson
And
doubt lfvs. from Illinois, is visit.
cacious. rker aud family.
with anton. father and mother,
ne ahargc of the l.. W. Dow.
Here.
be readyof Box Springs spent a
the light, and profitable afternou
divested as. Wilson. last Saturday
there an was organized. to be
sistahce'ocial Club" and having
ana h"nhc futherancc of social
90. "nu uiong the ladies', and in
parin.l lping each other. The
w,,hou, will be with Mrs. VIM.
and inic rday. March 10Th. All
from his cordially invited to be
gical knt
OF the osortb wa. :, o-,-,
sion" II
opera;!on
ror and tr 'nya'd ana daughters
tient. in In Ordway.
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years come, IL {
grazing land, b.
black soil from
not be worn ou,
slant cultivation
l to ~ bales
worth now abou
be raised at an
per bale. No ir
the annual rain
inches. Corn, c
aud other crops
fully. From c
the orange, lem,
tropical fruits d.
Goth year of n sc
or course Il tie
you very much q
isg qualities of
left Ordway a vi
New Years day,
about the pcsky
makes you eat I,
I am told that nj
head, throat or |
proved and man
here ia greatly
condition, but =
The cold south
most continually
en- cisterns asovs
quitoes that com
a bar at night-a
Good night my
-sleep eetly a
Texas is Heaven
| mile of it.
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THREsHEo HER.
5 Long Years.

fifteen years" writes a
>eful little Ills. woman.
flee drinker, I suffered
Irritation and Nervous
:as treated by good physi.
i'd not get much relief.
Inspected that coffee might
ing my condition. l was
and discouraged, but
( that l might fad some
,Spe.
/ N$s ago while at a
IA drana n cup of Post
, had never tasted
aA ,oious.
! N / used Postum
any. soon began to
NJ Mat now I can
~. or more with
20 things that
= 9'aiSo,.ssS"be able to
ell broA -
). Il. T.N. WS>ep we'll.
es west ok 20. >ed. A
we'd In LIN tsc xssNS
Concord, ny. = .>o lace
/ apple in Az. Nd
IN while digA sts. &o
three or fouF T3ofS
imbedded in .SScA a
|ch Was proF q ~
the house was ce
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and Ssuthert
damp and CHI
~ years the q
llo and at an
the years hav
Summers nca
SAINT, Corpus I
as we'll as a q,
for the hot in
ter for the bl;
but I imagine
time'' is rat
STAR state is
Cheap rates
Louis twice
sands of hom,
thirty days a
lA-f
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responding q
in humidity l
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making.

frst-class sewing,
Whitehead. Prices
'or Terraec.--
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| yoa may ~ ~
by persons bct
| your hallway 4
| A scsre or II
on and of at ,
between Hou'
The " hole CO
lIanls-froui {
the speculatib
northern inva,
genial winterI
5000 to 100, ,o0c
about $40 per q
into farms of 4
colonizer and T
acre. Much o
..r, ,o.., 20
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hey Items.


lives to.d.s was in o,ucv this
Eustace.
scribed in
Eighteei was III ordway this
OF KNOWN
ideal of a has the brick for the
London a new house which IL
4.
He Re
81 reat
.r,.r .se on his ranch.
Wings ofe started for the divide
phrase II
ph'ase Mbcr of young people at
The he! a'ui
afternoon
three hot Forsec has returned
protractet
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-10

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1o--A car Of dyna-
mite, intended for use at blasting at the
lime kilns at the mouth of the Detroit
river, exploded today at Essex, Ont.
causing great destruction TO property.
killing two and injuring a number OF per-
sons.
The explosion destroyed the new stone
depot and freight shed OF the Michigan
Central railroad, Green's elevator and
Lay a. Ritchies mill and broke every
window in Essex. A number OF persons
are also reported as badly cut by falling
glass. and physicians from nearby towns
have gone 90 their assistance. The ex-
plosion was felt for Is miles. A Michi-
gan Central railroad fireman. John Han
nlgan, and Station Agent A. I. zeIners
are among the killed.
The latest report from Essex received
al Windsor is that two persons were
killed by the explosion, three fatally In
jured, and that every house In the town,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-10
ADMIRAL EVANS
WAS NIGHTLY
WELL PLEASED

New York, Aug 10.-The battleship Con-
necticut, built by the government at the
New York navy yard, steamed through
the Narrows today. bringing records OF
her speed tests off the Maine coast and
on her run TO this port. The Connecticut
anchored of Tompkinsville. s. l.. where
she will load with ammunition. The bat
tleship was given a comparative test with
her sister ship, the Louisiana, which was
built by private contract at Newport
News. and her performance is regarded
as highly satisfactory.
Rear Admiral Evans, who was aboard
the Connecticut and under whose per-
sonal directions the tests were made, said
that the speed shown by the Connecticut
in her four hours trial during the run
home was extremely satisfactory.
IL have witnessed many speed tests.
said Admiral Evans, ''but do not RECALL
trial that has pleased me more than
the four hour run OF the Connecticut on
] the run home. The battleship did all that
, was expected of her and more and think
the average speed OF 1873 knots for the
four hours would have been excelled had
the quantity of the coal been superior.
The Connecticut demonstrated that she
has a consistent sea speed OF IS knots.
Her engines ran smoothly and the Con-
necticut slipped through the sea at full
speed without vibration
Admiral Evans said that the Connecticut
in one burst of speed ran at the rate of
1901 knots for one-duarter OF an hour.
The machinery showed TO tendency TO
heat during the run. according to the bat
tleship engineers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-10

A shooting tragedy In the North End
at Ills this morning would appear to have
been the result OF the attempt OF the vic
tim TO trail his slayer TO earth. and secure
from him some money that he was as
sured belonged TO him as part of the
profits of enterprises that are said 10 have
been shady" and while he was in prison
I'm St Louis serving a sentence for high
way robbery or an allied crime. was taken
by the man now under arrest for the
shooting.
The man who was shot this morning
was Michael Arslonian. 30 years old. and
his confessed slayer Is Andrew Atan.an.
and both are Armenfans.
BEGUN 10 YEAR AGO.
The elimination of events that led up
TO the shooting are said to have begun 10
years ago. when Arslonian arrived In this
city from Constantinople. He was a we'll
educated young man, could talk several
languages, had good knowledge OF
drugs. and is said to have embarked In the
drug business in this city. He soon be-
came acquainted with Atanian. and the
two became friends and associates.
WENT TO THE BAD.
II is said that Arsdonian soon went to
the bad. taking to gambling and other
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-10

New York, Aug 10.-A strike of the 5000
telegraphers in New York in sympathy
with the Chicago strike is to be considered
at a meeting called for tomorrow.
President Ahearn of the local union said
early today: "The union has done all In
its power to prevent strike, but the COM
pany has not acted fairly / think the
strike will become general throughout the
country. including New York.
Officials of the Western Union and Pos
tai Telegraph companies, who yesterday
expressed the belief that the strike in
Chicago would be local, said today that
preparations were being made to handle
the business I'm case the men walked out.
Minor officials and clerks of both com
panies who have not worked at the keys
for years will be called upon to man the
wires while non-union men who remain at
work will be given opportunities of work.
ing double time When strike was
threatened several weeks ago the Western
Union purchased stores of cots to take
care OF the rike-breakers in the main
office OF the company, II necessary. The
company's officers believe that they will
effectually break the strike, should IL be
called within n short time. They claim
that the union does not control over 80
per cent Of the telegraphers here and that
the treasury OF the union is empty. Pres
ident Ahearn denied today that the local
union was without funds and said that
the telegraphers were in a position to
finance a long strike.
TOPEKA MEN OUT.
Topeka, Kan, Aug. 10.-All the men In
both the Western Union and the Postal
offices went out last night at midnight.