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Evening capital., 1907-01-09

Mrs. william II. Abbott. is quite sick
at her home on Dulc n Gloucester
street
Among those who attended the
matinee at the Academy Of Music,
Baltimore, this afternoon 10 see the
Shepherd King. we've Mr. and Mrs.
". a HOliebaugb, Miss Ruby and
Master Willie Hollebaugh.
Miss Josephine Hogan, has returned
home afser VISIT To her sister, Sister
Mary Glare al the Notre Dame Con
vent, Baltimore.
Professor B. Vernon Cecil and Mrs
Cecil. have returned from Highland
Maryland, where they have been visit
ing AIR. aud Mrs. Benjamin Cecil.
O.
Miss Helen Brewer, daughter Of SIR.
and Mrs. Julian Brewer, is visiting
friends IN New York.
lieutenant Joseph A Rossell, Il ).
M. G.. is stopping az Hotel Maryland
Lieut. Rosseil has recently returned
fIom Panama,
D.
Miss Elizabeth Randall, daughter Of
Hon. J. Writ Randall. is visiting her
Cousins. the Misses Frune. ~ thni-
home, on Mayla land avenue, baid-
more.
Mr. Heniy G. Morris, of Chicago,
ILL.,, son Of the late DIR. John Morris,
owner Of the Main street block COM
prising City Drug Store, Telegraph
office, &c. to Presbyterian Alley. is IN
Town looking after some Improvements
to the property. Mr.. Morris father
married Miss Claude Of this city.
Mrs. A. y. McManus, OF Washington,
has been called here by the illness Of
her mother.
Mrs. W. j. Flood. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. j. Sells, in
Wheeling, West, Va. has returned
home.
Evening capital., 1907-01-09
Sleenlessnees.

Disorders of the stomach produce ner'
vous condition and often prevent SLEEP.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
stimulate the digestive organs, restore the
system to a healthy condition and make
sleep possible For sale by Fe!dmeyer
Bros Drug Store.
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

Captain c. A. Dillingham;, from
navy yard. Norfolk, to duty as super
intendent naval training service, mead
quarters, Newport.
Lieut.. Il. G. Palmer, from the
Brooklyn, to Fore River Shipbuild-
ing, Quincy, in connection with fit
ting out of the Vermont and duty as
ordnance officer when commissioned.
Past Assistant Surgeon Il. G. Tay-
Tor, from naval hospital, New York,
to recruiting station, Memphis, Tenn.
The President has sent the following
nominations to the Senate:
Lieutenant Commander George W..
McElroy to be commander.
Citizen to be an assistant surgeon,
Frank III. Stibbens, of California.
Midshipman Roy II. Smith, To be
an assistant civil engineer.
Evening capital., 1907-01-09
DeWolf Hopper Coming.

The local management of the Colo
nial Theatre has booked De Wolf
Hopper for an engagement here on
January 10. This notice will give
pleasure to the local theatre patrons.
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

DB. B. B.BROwNE, JR., OF 5i0 Park Ave
~ Baltimore, will be in his Annapolis
Ofice IS Maryland Avenue, near State
Circle on Wednesdays and Saturdays, for
professional work on the BYE Ear and Throat
Onice Hours 10 to O'clock. II NILS
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

frcrsons who nave friends ns guests and
desire the publication OF the same Will please
send their names 20 this ce.-EDiToR.i
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

EoR sALE-A LIBERTY PRESS. lsx2l
inside OF chase, with Roller Stocks,
Chases. &c Price So, Apply to Capital
office.
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

Miss Margaret Tighe. who has been
visiting Miss Josephine Hogan. has
returned 10 resume her studies al ihe
Academy Of Visitation Baltimore.
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

EOR SALE-A FRESH HOLSTEIN cow
five years old this coming May; without
any fault, with care viii give 81 gallons OF
milk per day, or no sale. Apply to L. j.
GELHAUS, Germantown. i2w
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

DIED.

JOHNSON-On Wednesday morning,
January 8, 1907, al o'clock, at the
residence Of her grandmother. Mrs.
Harriet Gully, Market street. MISS
BEATRICE JOHNSON, lage 21 years.
Notice of funeral later. j9-1t
Evening capital., 1907-01-09
ELKS, TAKE NOTICE
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK.
ANNAPoLIs, MD. January s. 1907.
All persons who have sold or bought pro-
perty in the City of Annapolis are requested
to call at this office and have the same trans
ferred on the Assessment Books of the City.
as the Clerk will begin TO make up q new
set of books on the first day OF February.
PHIL. E. B0RTER, City Clerk. j9w
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

XXyANTED-BY EXPERIENCED WHITE
" LAUNDRESS family or Individual
Laundry to do at home. Apply to 48 West
st. ~ II
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

WANTED-Barge first lass house OF TWEEN
~ ty-hve years standing manufacturing
a staple line of goods In constant daily use
wants a good man to manage branch whole
sale businers. Salary $500 per year payable
monthly together with all expenses and
commissions. Applicant must furnish good
references and 81 700, cash which is satisfac-
torily secured Addres, President, 6l2 $, 9th,
St, st. Louis, Mo. s2i-29-j5-l2-l5
Evening capital., 1907-01-09
WANTED

XITANTED-TO BUY A GAS RANGE Ad-
dress stating price, sc, "Ii." Capita
Office Js3t
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

1 OST-THREE BABY'S WHITE DRESSES
- Lost between Bryans Alley, Market ST.,
and Union st. Reward ifleft at this office.
Noqutstions asked. jS3t
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

EOR SALE-A BABY CARRIAGE INGOOD
! condition for sale cheap. Apply at
Capital office. c6if
Evening capital., 1907-01-09
FOR SALE.

E0R SALEM WING PICTURE MA
CHINE, 800 n. of Film, Songs and some
Comic Slides. Apply to 81 Northwest ST. j5
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

NNANTED--AS SMALL HOUSE OR THREE
~ or four uniurnished Rooms in good
locality. Address i. Capital Office. j73t
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

WANTED-wHI GIRL FOR GENER-
AL HOUSEW0RK, Apply TO l0l
Market Stret. jIw
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

I OST-ON SATURDAY, DEC. 29th, BY A
H colored woman, a Pocket Book contain
ing two dollar bill and fifty cent piece.
Finder please return TO Capital Office. j3w
Evening capital., 1907-01-09
Wants For Sale. Lost, &c.
L Q $ T.
5 T..
LOST

I oSr-JANUARY 3. SILVER BRACELET
II with topaz, and initials NJ. L. b., on In
side. Reward II returned to 2l5 King Geo.
Street. j73t.
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

I OST--At or near Camp Paroe-SPOTTED
~ BEAGLE HOUND, about7 months old.
Reward II returned to NJ. B. COOLAHAN. IS
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

Mrs. william II. Abbott. is quite sick
at her home on Dulc n Gloucester
street
Evening capital., 1907-01-09

EOR sALE--A LARGE MILLER COM
BINATION VAULT Safe. Good as new
VIII be sold for less than half its original
cost. Apply at Capital Office m22 tf
Evening capital., 1907-01-09
FOR RENT.

For RENT-BRlCK HOUSE, No, Sc East
street rooms and bath. Apply to ~
East street. i9-tf
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j0sEPH BLETHER To WRITE
ANOTHER OPERA

The Alaskan" IL now on tho
road, having completed ita New
YORK engagement. and will be nren
ia Seattle for a solid week early Ia
the coming year Slngularly
enough the nicthen.Girard work
viii visit the other cities OF Wash.
lngton ia December. but win g. 90
California bcforo being shown ln
SIS home city. the residence 0f lta
author. Is composer aud It's pro.
due r The delay in a local pre-
aeutation u due 10 the fact that
Mansgcr Ccrt could not arranEe
Tor a weeks engagement at tha
Grand for earlier than January.
~The Alaskan a Success.
4 know OF nothing new to SAY
In regard 10 The Alaakan.~ said
Mr. Nlethen. when seen BY a ~
porter for Tho Star. Il consider Il
a big SUCCESS. though pcrhspa I
who say that should not. aaa am
SURE that II will be- an evcn greater
success on the road than Il waa IN
New York
The faults of the first night
performance have bern done away
with long since. and II you have no.
tlced the reviews % tho weekly
theatrical papers. which judged
the work as Il was when revised.
sou have found that the muAlc. the
book. the comedy. and the entiro
scheme as we'll - the superb
mounting given by Mr., Cort. have
ocsn praised What more Is thcFo
10 be said r
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RUFF MUST
GO TO. JAIL

Z sAN FRANCISCO. Sept it.s-
Abo Rt~f. o. convicted boss Of
the grazing schmitz administrr
tlon. who 10 been living IN lux
urious quarters IN a rented house
under guard ~ iftsor William j.
iiggy. must Row 10 10 the city
prison. Blggy has been appointed
chief Of police Of the city aed no
one has been selected n take his
place as guardian Of Ruef BlRgy
has decided Lhat Ne viii remove the
fallen boss 30 the city prison.
where l1 can watch him as chief
Of ponce aud elisor. too.
hnef IL expected 10 give import.
ant evidence In the trolley bribery
cases Of Patrick Calhoun and TREY
T.. Ford. the latter now on trial be.
fore Judge Lawlor 1t IL wills
pered that HIS privileges" at this
city prison viii dcpess largely %.
the extent OF his "comi.s tsrosgs"
for the Drosecstlos NJ tbs b<fhery
trials.
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NEW YUKON IMPROVEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Sept 1.-THE
North American Dredging Co. 81
Seattle. has been awarded a con.
tract 10 drodge a channel connect.
ing 81 Michael bay with the Yn.
kon channel. the price being 5000.
This new waterway will give a
place FOR the transferring Of freight
from lighters 60 the decks OF the
Yukon steamers
Take your giri 70 The Biz post.
poned Labor Day picnic at Pleas.
ant Beach tomorrow. sss
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n,nl pddlers FsEe''ees 'p ~,
"a 800. andesx ge1era''F en-.
v'eis ensemblage Of market
'l i...,ss .oaml,lned 70 make '9d',' Z
Fai'ass. ',.s, Al the puhl' mer',t .
'llsss s Ar.sker Leng eeforo Z
r. l's snlssnornlng teams won, IN
~. A. ! .avefahle less''ar ON mo
lns y exsenalng back AZ isF az
s .a.,sa Az. and PIKE a. -
ssess. 80. As ) o'clock This morn
As .s an spproaels'd 'he city
in p, ' 'ss.s wagen loads ~ pl'o,lact,
slI " N, ~ salIcs had dii.lou''y IN
~ l. y NJ. an orsrly has. lee
~ . were s,acSed on both
r ~ X Inc street With their
So .nd out a. faf a. ,hc on
sassa' ,sau he market on THIRD
VS. s.,ss reN very heavy ,hrpuge'
y: -, ~ .e.'earanee o. the pcdd'ers.
- tAelr test case IN the ~
we ~ e,srs yesserday some shat
49, ''',,.,s ~ puhlle The ease vas
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- "A sold trnism that sue
- s,,-s< SUCCESS and The sli'l
- I,rasensly quoted adaEe That
- - esrun IS half done are eS'
.-..s,,ns N the sndden success
=. - - GONE % Jeseph hlcihea,
~ sails re~sraperman. IA tue
s.la X tAeAsrirai writing
r,...y.siue Of the many Times
IL mis Il The writer Nhose
- vss viewed askance by tae
...srstA b. IN the drama o. eih.
!. s,..shes a literary effort. ungi
!. u1asniy psnnsd semethiaE That
s.e.m rupalas. and then ~as
r....l With orders. conirHcts and
.~x<ss for writings. the wrief
y - hook and lyrics Of tb9
sl.ss.n- saw hts fsFss wort FTo.
fse~t Win 4 srcmelsax heart, and
~ fnds hlrssslf n semAnd ior
nere work than he can @se rs
ssr clear 10 care taE At pfss~sit
HAS Contract For Opera
whsn Joseph Illethen fetsfned
lrom New York he hroaxht With
Nm re eonsrsrt fpr aactheg Gem
4 opera add orders Or three plays.
T>s apers Eill BE- wFisten As soon
q uf Blsthea can ind an finse
q usxk. Hsrry Roe Shelley. a New
Yea rnnpesef. % coilaborasa Nfih
Nm n, Mr. nleshen c4nnol sa1
80 b csn attsck TIE psey srit.
III t<zk Where once he feared
~ ~ Ereess Of bis initlal work
/, ~ xaFriss as h his oispaF
iasltg 10 % the wurk askcd Of hsm.
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BIG DAY: AT THE
PUBLIC MARKET

tried and an expsssacs mot by sub.
eorip,ion fund raised among Tho
huckHtcra.
Very little distinction was made
between them aud tho farmers. al.
though futile attempt was made
20 segregate them The huekaters
all report good business One taa
ture Of their return h the fact that
the public can now obtain all kinds
of prodvce, not excepting that
witch the Western av, combine hop.
ed 10 control
More Nenatchee and Yakima
fruits appeared this morning. white
Concord grapes and cantalonpos be-.
sng particularly nSiitvable, The
peddlers denying the charges OF
allying with the combine. say that
they viii boycott frum their mum
her any neddler who appears ON tho
market with the quality Of fruit tho
commission men tried to pawn on
the public during the first stages
Of the market.
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DETECTIVES RELATE MOST
EXCITING EXPERIENCE

After short well az the Thlr
tnenth Az houae Objective Lana
became enthnsea wfth what IN alana
parlAnoe Is known a. a bunch
-fil hag they Try 30 RIO the gre.
ceyy store open tonight. he said
The two officers TOOK their alta
u0us = short time later acroa4 the
asrcet from nackf0rd'a grocery
store on Madison a.. opposite ths
power house. and. wnro almost
ready 20 give Nv Ia disgust whnn
tWo men slouchcd along and stop
ped By the store building Walt
ing for a favorable opportunity 70
effect a capture The officers saw
one of the men liEht a match and
take a haxfy survey OF the side
wsnd0w One watched FOR anyone
passing MP Madison a. sad his pal
tried 20 gain an entrance. finally
being compciied 10 smash IN an
upper sanh IN the window.
Were Under Firs.
AT this Iuucturn the two detect
ives started for their men. Eoing
around 10 the side. where ono or
both Of the burglars had ciAnhrred
inside The question a. b wheth.
er the second man got inside fhe
store was never settled. as h.
made his escape without bcing
seen b. either ~ the officers.
A the officers reached a poiat
fsw feet distant from the win
dow they Ware met with a voiley
nf shots from the iuaihe. All thcY
could see waa the flashes. but both
detectives were almost positive
that az least ten or twelve shots
were fired AZ them point blank
and that either escaped ~ c0nsid
cred little short Of a miracle.
Both Lane and Adams grabbed
their guns and returned the fire
Lane firing three shots and Adams
orr
When the officers finally made
their way IN the store they found
the body 81 one % the burglars.
who Was identified rs a man named
Murray. stretched ont on the floor
beneath the bullet ridden window
FIe had evidently been Instantly
killed.
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LAB0RER FALLS
FROM TREsTLE

Whit working on the trestie
spanning King st.. near Sixth sy
south lest night, Burt Erickson. a
laborer. fell to the tdsflats be.
meath. lie was badly bruised and
scratched and may be injured In
ternally
Fellow laborers went 10 the mans
aid aud he was taken 10 PfOvi-
aesse hospital
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The pFince Chap"
The Prince Chap" Edward Pc.
Pies suecossfal play % studio llfo.
with Cyfil Scott and what IL claim.
ed to b. the hest 81 the original
cast that played on broadway. New
York, viii come 20 tho Grand
Opera house Cor one week with the
asuni maunces. beginning next
sunday.
The production fhia season Is
said IN be Identical with The one
that enjoyed n run OF 100 perform.
anccs az five different Nes York
thealera The Prince Chap" n
spoken ~ a. 4 wuTthY SUCCESSOR
% Little Lord Faunteruy. and.
Ike that wonderfully aaceeznfnl
play. Is rapidly Winning popularity
all over ths world Like rdihy,
u deals With artist ufe. It's earlier
scenes being laid in bohemian
London instead ~ Paris
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0eorge N cohans big auoceka.
Little johnny Jones'" which
proved 10 be a popular show wheH
presented hers last year. gaturnA
10 Seattle tomorrow night. under
tbs management 81 los W Gates.
and viii be given a weeks pf.ason.
tatiun az the Seattle theatcr
This IN the FIRST of the bis shows
10 ho Transferred from tho Grand
Opera house 20 the Seattle. and
from unN on the city viii have two
first class theatora running In fun
blast
Il is claimed that the company
Ia -IAtsic Johnuy Jones'" this year
Is fully "a good as that sent on
the road with the ahoM last season.
and an adequate production Ia
prumiasa.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept IA
The Acapulco Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship company which sank at
her dock recently has been raised
apparently uuiuiurch
Wore hatffcsrtps AZ the nnvE yard
than ever before. s'
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There viii b. a radical change
Of blll Al the Lyric theater tnraor
row Tonight tho last perform.
ancs Of "rsexy WecxY. the lively
bnriepaue presented ~ tho Zlnn
Musical Comedy company wlll be
given starting Tomorrow after.
noon. For Mothers Sake a
whoiesome drama which has stood
Boats leave FInr : TOT The blg
postponed labor Day picule %.
usafruw $50
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INVESTIGATE COLLISION.

sos, g. Chestnut. deputy collect
~ of.cuH+oms, has notified the own
rra Of the launches Sunny JIM and
siay >. 10 appear before him and
explasn a recent collision between
the two boats on Lake Washington.
Enjoy yourself AZ Pleasant beach
tonorrow. Big picnic. go
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fWN HTIFET WFHNET9
The Family theatef aud. muaeo
offers spccialties. vaudeville. illus.
trated songs, the Family Stock Co
IN an anHaing rkelch. and a mum.
Der OF museum freaks all for one
admlaaiaa A change OF program
viii be made next week.
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Good vaudeville II promised tho
patrons OF tho Star thester next
week BY tho theatera management.
beginning Monday afternoon Haf
" First a Co In roaring comedy.
The Marriage Fee" will be offer
cd. Other acts viii be Finn 4 Ford
versatile comedians and eccentric
dancera. Pope a Knight. a singing
and dancing sister team. the Great
Ernosta. comedy bar performers.
Sidney Forester. a white farce
mOnoloElat. Roy McBrain. the
aiagof and the motion pioturea.
Tonight and tomorrow will see the
last performances OF the present
bill
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Tho Oliver thealer, geattlcR
only striotly moving picture thea
tor, will offer an entirely now bill
next week. Those who have not
noen the sreHont program have but
a few performances left 10 take ad
vantage a.
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pear as rasgapartnut Frederick
Clarke and i.Aarette Taylor wilt
hAvo strong parts.
Around the World In Eighty
Days n ~ DO followed ~ an Irish
comedy drama. Colleen nawn."
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There viii be- concerts tonight.
tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow
night AZ Luna Park by the Hun.
FariHn lunar hand. which II reeog
nlHed ~ one ~ the BEST organlxa'
$500
fflg your hat OF r. n. Brooks a
Co. 1891 Second av. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

HonH Of It's kind which has SScr
played an extonded engagement IN
the northwest The Canals of
Venice and tho other big attrao.
lions are all running
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~ the Third Avenue lhcater the
Taylor conpany. starting tnmur
row afternoon and running an
week VIII play "Arwuna the World
"a slightly Daya." foundea on The
Ereat story Of Jules Verne ~ that
name
The company has becn enlarEsd
fnF the occasion and 20 make tho
production spectacular. a blg bal
iet NJ EiriA "a 20 appear
oid Empress. TIRE well kfnWn
Tafior elephant. Wiii b. used In
the piece william RaFnors haa
rcsolned ths company aud viii az
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AZ tho odson.

The Odcon's program next week
will Include aix new acts. besides
the usual moving pictures. the n.
Illustrated song, and the operate
yocalixailon of Miss Lois Feurt.
MiHs Myrtle vietorine. Singer aud
dancer Neal and Dunbar, black
face artlsta. Prof Fuller. Illusion
lat; The ramamoto troupe OF Jap
anvae acrobata, and Mlsa Nina
Payne, song and dance interpreter
viii BE- included In the show.
which will be continuous tomorrow
aad which will run all next week.
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the Test or years with increasing
popularity WI DO offered for an
entire week, with the usual mat.
lneeb, The company presenting
the play Il said 70 y one Of the
best that has yet visited the pop.
ular south end playhouse.
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lightning the other day while
standing on the rear porch Of bis
house.
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~ tHe IoihsC
The present bill at the i.oin the
alter has boon drawing packed
houses all week brakes educated
aNfep aud the jumping COY Nsund
la Neiie A Grant, phys,cal culture
acfohaia; Tho Wall Street Way
an amusing sketch. Clifford a
Hall singers and dancers. and
Ned iiennott. the bone aololat. have
all been heartily received The
present show will be presented to-
night and will be continuous sun
day
Starting Monday. new bill will
be- presented for week. It viii
include the Morton Jewell troupe
OF lugElerB. Martelii and Roaal.
operate duetlsta. Seattle IN 1909"
and other featured
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" ssfFy one Of the minioua a.
~ ~ Who guard the iile aud
fnesay u tks citizens have been
alei atuu 10 risk their iivra In
Ntik ~ wits and nerve wtfh thr
k<axzfnea II thu night. the bad
~ mea uho prefer 10 shoot 80
il4 fzzsr than submit 20 capture
nj 4FsNM
I y sixsys the unexpected that
asspzs bsweser. and aimost amv
49, q ne officers on the Seattle
'aa< sspartmenf vili tell you that
~ we're cuaapslind 10 sh0st when
~ le4si expected such an ont.
enc VITA life and death In the
A'zazs iale casts the dice and
IN Z 3 al summed up there are
y safies q tragic circumstances
sAsa = 70 make % another naefn.
s'zsls eseai III The history 81 tho
|as1x.nent
Z NaS N March of 1905
lstertlres II. G. Adams
. A 6. Lane met with one az
.asf tHnas exeitfng experiences.
- ssse detailed 10 capture a
100 Z thieves who had planned
.inaeF y robberfes In fhss city
= Aace had been placed in pos
sss'a = Incarnation witch desix.
- n pl1ces 70 BE- 'toacbed
~ = Nas not known which
~ thsJ would attempt first.
Haiehsd Two Nights.
- plans comprised the loot
shoe at0re on Third ave
.sT1 store on Madison 81 and
esas Of a woman On Thlr.
A ~ where the sweetheart
~ q The men was emnioged
4 aumasflc
~ 10 nights the two detectives
= saiehed the house on Thir.
= ~. and the shoe store with.
,ae expected burglary coming
neaa On the night Of March
- "a dark and disagreeabie.
- : asary rain and wind
-. : Arlington Fire has icon
'sd @ the state Of Louisiana
- 80
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Funeral services for tho remains
OF nineyear.old Dosolena Ann
nuty, the daughter OF Frank iluty,
who died after an illseaH Of seven
months with eerebro spinal men
nights, we're held this morning
from the Church Of Our Lady OF
Coed Help. interment being made
IN Lake View cemetery.
Funeral services for the remains
OF Art Mills. who was fatally burn
cd by failing into n vat OF boiling
fruit juice In the plant OF the Pa.
eifie' Coast Syrup Co. on Thurs.
day morning. were held this AFT.
ernoon from the smlly residence
at INA East Madison at.. al $3.50
o'clock. lnterment was made Ia
Lake View cemetery.
Funeral services for the remains
OF J A Westberg. the prominent
merchant killed by a Lake Union
car at Second NV and Marion ~
last week. were held from the fam.
ily residence. $50 Fourteenth av.
north. today az o'clock. interment
being made In Lake View GENE.
terry.
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SARATOGA. N. ". Sept IA
After the q. a. w. officers were Ia
stalled late yesterday afternoon
tho ia cncampment vac conclud
cd and The Veterans are today 70
turning 10 tbsls homes.
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