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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-09
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The suspicious man falls into error and
makes a fool of himself.
There was a very suspicious country
man who went to new York TO see the
sights. Coming to the METROPOLITAN Mu-
scum, he was amazed to find that the adj
mission to this splendid building cost moth
ing. He mounted the steps and entered
Your umbrella, SIR said a uniformed
official. extending his hand.
The countryman jerked back his UNI
brella, laughed scornfully. and turned on
his heel.
1 knowed there was some cheat about
1t when we got in free he said"
Wanted Quick Action.
A group of New York brokers were talk
ing about John w. Gates rooms in the New
Plaza Hotel. rooms for which he pays
$4,000 year
Well" said an elderly bachelor. IF Mr..
Gates business had all been conducted with
women, much of mine is. he wouldn't
be living in such rooms those.
Mr. Gates was discussing womens ideas
about business the other night. He said a
woman whom he knew once mailed her
broker this note:
:" Please buy for my account 1000 shares
of +. ID. Q at 70 Sell at 100, and be sure
to send me the profits by noon tomorrow
as am going out of town.
Too Sure.
Herbert Parsons, president OF the New
l.
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Up to Them.

"A trust conferenCe-any kind of a con-
ference. for that matter is a good thing"
said Gov. Sheldon OF Nebraska, If it is
conducted fairly.
To be unfair. 10 be prejudiced, to be
suspicious. Is always to Judge wrongly
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men particularly contributing to the eff
ficiency of the corps, sometimes even max
ing the men ready in advance of naval
construction.
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Wanted Quick Action.
Too Sure.

Herbert Parsons, president OF the New
York county republican committee, was
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The Bene.oIent Manufacturer.

A BeneTo'-nL Manufacture. desir-
ing to acquairt the Common People
with tie TooJhsome Qualitia Of a
brand-new Health Food. bethought
himself how he might build up a
Steady Demand for his Product.
Instead of being prodigal with my
Advertising he reasoned II Will be
prodigal in the Distribution IF Free
Samples, and the Consumers, upon
%cultivating a Liking for my Wares.
will Of a certainty buy More" But it
SO fell out that the Recipe is of his
Bounty, after doing justice TO the
Hand Out, forthwith forgot me name
Of the u~nadvsrtised Pap. and con
tinued to lay down their Good Hard
Money for other Health Foods the
Rch, Nutty Flavor whereof was con.
stantly exploited in the Newspapers.
Moral-A Free Feed is excellent
as q WORK Of Charity. but It aysils
nothing from tine Business Stand
poinr unless given in conjunction
with an Advertising Camraign.-
Philadelphia Record.
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King Oscar Of Sweden continues To
improve.
Tawney is the handsomest man in
Congress.
Tioe-Admiral Togo has been made
2 marquis.
President Roosevelt has deserted
the csuse of simpllhed spelling.
The latest sensation in London is
LORD Dudley's support Of the Liberal
government.
The Rev. DR.. Pau Whitehead has
been secretary of thu Virginia Meth
odist Conference for fifty years.
President Roosevelt has promis cd
to address the National Editorial As
ISOLATION at the jamestown EZposi-
ton.
Colonel Cody, Buffalo Rin,' In
-vited the President 70 visit his Wyom-
ing ranch next fall and hunt big
game.
n~ schwenlg vino ri
a
n e3
gAaadlsr Earfbs at.1 EuaU.sh
a1t Uncle Remus Magazine aext year
IL Atlanta. The magazine is to be Of
national interest and Rfr. Harris is
to have absolute editorial control
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uAHIlC SEIZED RAILROAD.
Entered Switch Tower al G Gag3
and CONTROLLED Train
Discharged Crews and swis auaea ana
Hired Tramps~-Used i HuBItnQ
Pin ss g Weapon.

Caieago.--After q 1el4e Struggle u
toseu deputy sheriff arrested and
neYe confined in JAIN q crazy man
VINO, for SIX hours. diearra1 I'D two
railroads oy discherglug tnen0 four
employees and ~opsratias tie bie
switch tower at CaYauauel f.ictl5n,
Ind, where the Lake Shoe ana tha
Elgin, Joliet nnd Eastern rat road
cross.
re Is believed, from papers 3l hts
possession to b 4. 2. Murphy e 10
$500 State street This city He en-
tered tha tower ard colo the opera
tor, W J. Rate, that ne ras .1e nau
~yardnaster.-
All right" said Bate; hope
you're we'll
You're TOO fresh. " the iunat.o an
swered, land ri discharge you. +
don't odmire youv red hair. anyVay
Nor do l relish that red nose of
ycArs, replied the operator, vita 2
laugh which turned 10 IN expression
OF horror, as the crazy man picked
~ 3 c0upling-piu 70 enforce his or
de-. Bate jumped from the tower.
and the fellow had 1t all his own way.
h passenger train came laundering
along and the man tagged It. Then,
as The engineer an up to eZpostU-
late, he threw the derail switch on
the Lake Shore and almost wrecked
8 freight train.
a crowd of tramps came along .nd
Murphy hired them all He Cis-
charged the whole yard crew. threw
all the witches, opened all the tele-
graph Keys and shook his Coupling
pin ar any L who verturad near.
B~rakemen and engineers triat t0
mount The tower to cake him, bua bs
was master Of the situation.
Trains were blocked for twenty
miles IN every line affected, and
there was excitement enough s1r q
civil war. when q messenger was sent
to the next telegraph station for p0-
lice aid. A special traia was made
up at Hammond, and after & long
parley the fellow permitted the dep
uty sheriffs to enter the tower. They
bounced on him and sno overpow-
cred him
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MAYOR JoHNsoN'1 rRICll.
starts rs Midnight Layins Eraeks
For Road Nea- Rival Zine.

starts rs Midnight Layins Tracks
For Road Near Rival Zine.
Cleveland, Ohio.-Mayor Johnson
called q special meeting OF tae C4cy
Council, when he viii ask thGt q res
olution be adopted giving his law taf5
railway company the right % operate
cars 2Q . temporary TRACK along Su-
peTing street from the Via3uct p the
Public Square.
The Mayor stole q midnight march
IN the Cleveland Electric Railway
wien he superintendent tte layias ri
q temporary track az. the st.Ile-rS
OF wires along SIpe1.ar stree in aH
effort 10 connect his west side lime
with the square, When the track
had nearly reached tae square WORK
was stopped by q writ -cf injunction
issued a. . a, L, issued El Judge
Keller But for this. he Mayor
would have had low fare cars rUu-
nfng 70 tho square by aaytigAl
When tie new company t.lec tn
usa the tracks Of the Old company --
the streeg. known as free territory. II
was enjoined from sa doing Cn tina
ground that its franchise, because Cf
-t9 Mayors financial Interest ii the
company, vas voi1.
Thousands Of peopia g,av "a sla
t~eu.rorteT tracks "a superior
street. The trolley poles ere u W.
eli agautliags, fLe Wire is attached
to 2 cross beam ta6 roles fastened
st she bottom IL barrels tiled With
Stag, aud these. in tuFu. are fastened
10 wagons filled with Stag 70 steady
them. The tracks are laid on top
Of the p|agaIlent, and have steel ties.
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yAe9is HDBDE7 lNfaI AS
indians ieporat On the VI rpatb
ii Maxico.
Rod Galway SGGtiors--Four pers
s0lls EuscBsr al One Place
aUl Four nj Another.

F. Peso Taxaa-s2ecia1 dia.
p~atc8es ron Nogales say t'lt de.
ans r being received thera Of the
5atohee} ~ E party If Mexclns b.
YaQrs ilaiaas naar a place called
F6lsDa E2sy mites below Glay.
mas steven MexicArs and ona
Americas aye reported 10 ave been
killed
Tsasn all a~oouats there we're more
t1au G hundred Indians % the at.
acEIpe Ta'r The employees on the
southern aciAc Eailraaa FIN mat
Sec ion SITE .rightar ami Il is SAID,
uaIy are ing me massacre may
delay the read 70 Eradeiajara
Los Arga es. Cai.-Colonal S. 4
Alaxso5. Vtee-FresiCent Of he Ma
tiona' Irrigation Cen gress, Who has
been passing a few weeks Ia The
State 1f Sonora, Mexico, has arrived
mere Titl, g graphic story of E mas.
sacre Of Iexicans and whites which
occurred at the little station OF
Aaneh0 or he CaDauea, Yscui and
Pacific Railway. According to the
stat8nent 81 Colonel Maxson, his
train stopped an hour al Lancho.
lille there rumors were received
ira the YaCuls were on the war
Datl. ami thae he Few peop'e in tie
lai q Dor10u6 Of the station and
raj road were "a DANGER
tuc station mas 81. named Thomp.
son ye.ittled he report and said be
AID his wife would Ierlain at their
post Tie rain beering Colonel
MaXson end party had Dor left the
station nor than an bout when the
Y4Quis descend i on the little party
Of F-yeXicans ud Americans and
b~uichGre0 four.
station Agent THOMPSON and his
wife efcGT ed ay boarding a work
train that pulled IN &C taa time. The
train arrived after iour Yarecns had
been killed and Thompson ard his
wiz had defended themEaive rs back
Of he barrlcaded doors Of The sta
ton As the wovk train appeared
the indians withdrew
The train bearing Colonel NTayson
and party continued to q station
about hftee mikes further along the
line and then, a. the signs Of the
Indian uprising became more alarm
Ing. the party decided 10 return. The
train started bac.E toward Lancho,
anu when 1t arrived the station house
had been burn14 and four bodies
lay along the track. The party
stopped 9 few minutes IL the hope
that the survivors might be found
and taken to & place on shelter,
While the train was at the ruins OF
the station tins indians appeared IN
the distance. but did not come with
in range og the guns Of the few
armed men on the train.
The bodies Of the victims WEI a
still warm when MaEson saw them
and with the all OF others On the
train Ae gave them burial, Not
many miles further along the road
the scene was duplicated. -Four
more dead bodies OF Gexicans aud
Americans wor9 found along the
track, TAe iittlo hand at this sta,
aon had 0ael able to repulse the at
sack OF thu Yaqujs. The only Irving
members Of the colony refused "a
leave on the t- y but said they
could stand OF IL 'fpdiaas until the
next day, when the Rurales would
ar-' and summary justice would
t7 Noted out TO the murderera il
captured.
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HY'F0.IzrD Into
c1AfL3 5IE9 MURDER
Professor naustaYbsg "a CNarga
Against Chicago Police.
TWO ALLEGED VICTIMS NAMED

Strange theory About Richard G.
Ivens, Who Was Hanged For
Staying Mrs. HoTis.ec-..Eicho.
las Says He Yves Undcr u oeif.
Chicago.-The theory advanced by
Professor Munsterherg hat Richard
G. Trens was h~ypnotiaed inr3 con-
Tossing the murder Of Mrs. FLolister
for which he was hsrg4i. Is derisC
oy those best in q POS .cu % know
the facts but How Nicholas, tl-
diced Tor strangl'Hg 10 dean Mr.
Ia garet Leslie, "a actrls,, on O..
tobvr 8, am ro55iu5 asr of $1,000
WcrtE or diamonds, ace ares that q
confession vas hFDhe,izae out OF ai1'
10y 55tstant CHIEF of Foiioe Scbu- 70
ter
ASSISTANT Che cf Fo.ice sc1uai-
elar, via was present When rr-rs'
confession was 2 IaOe, said
This charge ti,t ivans COMES ad.
killing Mrs. Ha,tacr whiis undo
4 hoprC iQ spell not rev. 1t was
one q .as penis insisted on by the
5~e2ence at the ftre Of the trial, and
H1ata therc might have bee1 IL
lie IL we3 brought out as strong
~ fftL is Professor Munsterbere
las ol-liLed H..
'c ha. cone to re the fashion 70
.1args me with exercising hypnotic
power orcr accused men.
"IfaLs vas IN custody a very short
lime after the bod Of Mrs. HOLSTER
Uas found. lie vas taken to the
police station ana vas asked po.r t
blank il he had no murdered Mrs.
HOlllstcr. lie brcxa down and coz
lessed hen and there.
'Tfa'e ~'ere asJ9ils il the coafes-
on that the reading public never
heard OF. Ely NC possible means
eou!d these details have been sug-
5ests5 Iyens hypqotically by
notre' a7tl. and yet there de-
.e the confession evidence
I-aUs said was tue. I
Cons 54nk r. man. even b. So
allied a-tO-su .o'u, could have
i~nvsn+a. these ,5tails."
Teeas was guilty beyond airy
question Of DOUBT said State At
yornsy Healy. VINO also heard the
confession. He could not nave made
the Confession he did if ne had not
3-en guilty"
Dr.. J. Sanderson Chr.5.lson, 8
specialist, prepared q long pamphlet
on the Ivens case, in which he tCtA
the ground that the defendant was
hypuotized by d police official.
Those VINO are familiar with the
details of the whole case are almost
urelimo1siy if not entirely so, that
lva4s was neither h%ypnotized by
another nor by himself. There are
uany - Chicago, however, who be-
'ieye others were Implicated with
Tvens in the crime.
The assertions made by Nicholas
N tlts connection are moro remark.
able than those maze by Ivaua. and
It vas not until q few days age that
the alleged murderer of Mrs. Leslie
made TO Attorney Erbstein the dec
laration that he had been hgrnclzed
bv Schuettler.
I am innocert Of me crime with
which l am charged" said the pris,
Oner. II made the confession while
under hypnotic influence, When 7
al taken into the Office Of Assistant
Chief Schuettler he fastened his es
upon mine. Instantly r (-1t D. Pc
culiar sensation pas .louph ny
body. I became .yseluta1y 14!Dies-
and -Hy rlld became d .anF Al.
I G1l.4 see were tho colo. alsreiu.
OF Schuaft1er .s1ld see
Twelve 4craa. tacs ri. about u- I.
I ulr.ed aa me inIt gr i, turned
% fat light ( cou,r see nothing bot
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why Afis"" NS"S D"Ssht
The Ohio P~enitentiary News for
many years a .amous and fourls ng
daily paper published by cony IS.
has suspended publication, for the
very good reason that there ts not
K in that big penal institution .
single nan VINO al handle tyne.
There is not q printer fl the Ohio
Denitantiary,
FauNers r .1sra plenty More
han twenty an the. and mare are
~ The We SIEVE -auvico banks
mt=ht be operate men to
spare.
Enough 2Hya are here 10 take
cara ot az enormous amount Legal
business.
Doctors broker ana 0th9a au.-
neltly RESP .e.- 3l4 citizens & not
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"It does not seen
known" remarked q
fetal. that the dignif
Of State has made .
form Of Official CORES
what il the line o.
System Of spelling.
THE particular cls
ticed IS fl the adopt 80
old English words lit
er' IN place OF then
and longer substitute
the Secretary Of Sta
edges the receipt Of "a
forwarded through
ment in the fcHowlns
ring to the reference
department etc. J.
know, buG It mas 9 s.
Washington Star.
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and div spells also, but my worst
suffering was from renal collie. After
] began using DoaD's Kidney Pills L
passed a gravel stone as big as 6
bean. Since then ! have never had
an attack Of gravel. and have picked
~ 70 M former health and weight.
I 9u \ well man, aud give Dean
Kidney Pills credit fo- TT
SOLD by I'll dealers. SO vents i
1ox, Foster-Milb0,n Go. Eufalo
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STOLEN BANK FUNDS gouNn
Cover Surety Bond Of Kansas City
Cashier Under Arrest.

Austin, Tex.--Betweep $4,000 and
$4,000 stolen by William c Ander,
soa, former assistant paying teller OF
the First National BanE Of Kansas
City, who Was arrested here, has lsseu
found in Austin. The amount re,
covered, according TO the agent here
Of the surety company that bonded
Anderson, is sufficiently large, with
elat turned over by Anderson when
arrested, to reimburse the company
for the $4,000 bond it had given.
The surety agent declined to tell
here the money was found, except
% say that 1t vas locked in a boz,
Int not in q bank.
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POSTUM CEREAL CO., LTD,
Guarantee On Their Products.

We warrant and guarantee that all
packages Of Postum Cereal, Grape
Nuts and Elljah's Mama hereafter
soId By any iobber or retailer, COM
ply with the provisions of the Ma
tional Pure Food Law, and are not
ard shall not be adulterated or mis-
branded within the meaning Of said
Act OF Congress approved June 80,
1906, and entitled, "An act for pre-
venting the manufacture. sale or
transportation of ~adulterated or mis-
branded or poisonous or deleterious
foods, drugs, medicines, liquors, aud
Tor regulating traffic therein for
other purposes"
POSTUM CEREAL Co, LTD.
@. w. Posi-, Chairman.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Dec y, 1906.
Subscribed and swo r to before ne
Tbs 18th day Of Deco aber. 1905.
BENJAMIN +. REID,
otary Public.
Mv commission e&pi S July /, 1907.
rc25 a pare. tlaY always
ha 5000 aac "
an mEs
VS. e tae
ness, pglnted a truAll tenieas "
the package OF the liants cor
tanned therein and e ! &C back Of
every Rackase.
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Halls o. Congrass.

a bill has been introduced in Con,
gress to Investigate the Lumber
Trust.
Senator 1lck has introduced a
aiI TO eQuahza the salaries OF army
aud navy officers.
The Senate mas confirmed the
nc1silati0n Of Afford w. Cooley as
Assistant Attorney General.
TIE Tillnan bill ~forbidding na.
tionai banks and all corporation
rom contributing to election funds
be ~fsYorably reported to the
Sen g with an imprisonment clause
added to the fine penalty.
5aa Government loan OF $1,000
20 @ The Jamestown Exposition
has been approved by the House.
speaker Cannon q petitions nom
teen large labor organizations ask
ing his induep;e for the Ship Sub
itT 0ili.
GoHer SIS "a 10 be aske
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Lno proprietor % d 5iamese news
paper have distributed handbills
pertaining ne following notice:
1h news Of English. Q, crumbs,
NC tell the latest. Writ in Perfectly
St. ie and riost earliest DO 3 MUIR
Ter, 81 commit, We hear Of md re'-
: Do q mighty chtef de o. c.ul,bg.
8e publish it, and In z.r0a II som
pre- Staf has each al4 Deeu o3.-
eyed and W, rImbs. like the
AiDlius .0ad tie dickens. " eroia
Ever aao eIror iona -o. jor
l-ents. Bn@ IL, .sur.ls
51 f. Tel IT,
less for good ,. -rtm0.. Head. on
Frido. -gaa- first Ban skoE
=;
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II the presence Of the four troops
Of the Fort Sheridan squadron Of the
Ninth Cavalry w1o lad 1ust begun
their Christmas dinner il the dinlng
han Of the fort, At Chicago, Sergeant
JOIN Griffin, Of Troop L shot and
killed Corporal William Taylor, Of
the sam troop. The men, VINO are
Colored, had ouarreled over u woman.
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Generally speaking, 1t may be said
that most Of the ivory imported into
Europe comes from Africa. Some is
Aslatic, bat much that is shipped
from India Is really African, coming
by way Of Zanzibar and Mozambique
to Bombay.
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Shoe shops arr so well satisfied
WITH the present seasons contracts
that statesmen are dayOting attention
to business for delivery next fall, but
there is sufficient material on hand to
prevent much activity in the leather
market.
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MOB EGpE isED.
Tiled For Hours % Ge. Into a Colo.
raGo 1a4i.

raGo 1a.i.
Las Animas. Col-AIter storming
The county jail here for several
hours, a mob thai gataered after
dark 3or the purpose 0l avenging the
death Of Henry L~avGnneyer, a well
known farmer near here, who was
murdered IN a most brutal way by
a tramp, dispersed. The mob worked
its way into the jail as far as the
feel door by breaking down the
wooden doors but met with a stern
refusal by the Jail keepers to turn
over the prisoner and finally gave up.
When apprehended the prisoner
gave his name as Lawrence Iceberg,
and many believe him to be insane
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Thras Gfildrer Rnrred.

Three children u Stanley Single
aon, aged thirteen. eleven and eight
years, we're burned 10 death in d
IRE that destroyed the Singleton fam
lily residence at Neater Station. W
Va.
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STATS or unro, C7T OF Tags

: =
FeANK J. CHEEt make
senior partner 9. tbs G1n q
Co., doing business g. the
COUNTY ana Stals R~lo-zsai on
fran VII pgy he 50 OF OK
LARS lo1 each aud every
that cannot Be cure By {
CATAkZ CUHR. Fra
Sworn 70 before ne emo
presence, this G-l
SEAL. Der, A.L,s 1-s6,
'-
Halls Catarrh Cure tax A
acts direct On the blood and
faces OF t1r 'ysten. s14t a-
free. Il. ]. CHEXFY 81
Sold b. all DRUGGISTS. I5
Halls Family Pills are t er
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9moti7e vas al work on rhs
lire iE 1851 some years be-
Basn Ayres Western
Z. B~lsaa says that he
Old rei+o us5 cam and IN
year OF az2 when be
-h,ie.- res Head
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Failing INTO Il sp0lge mixer full
Of dough IT the al.ss Bakery, Co.
tumbus Ohio, a. n Vankirk, a
aker, was whirIed round and round.
hen tle machine was stopped he
pgs taken out deal
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suffered q eng,
long time VITA my
back, ard felt
8ragey and list
less md tired all
tn. time. I lost
from M Usual
weight, 245. 10
ITO Urinary pas
sagas e r TOO
frequent and J
have had to get
up 2 en- at night.
| had headaches
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Bunk Teller Senren,. q.

william c, And rson, former as
si5-a1t paying teller Of tho First Ma
-tonol Bank Of Kansas CITY. pleaded
guilty in the Criminal Court 10 en-
0agzling $4,000 and vas sentenced
to four years in Inc pariter1iary.
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SHOT DY ROBBERS.
City. Marshal and Under Sheriff
Killed in Colorado Town

Denver, Col.-The City Marshal
Of lamar ana Under Sheriff Horace
Frs bic, said to be the most fearless
officers in the Rocky Mouataia re
gton, were snot and Instantly BILLED
~ TWO strangers who were attempt
ing 10 rob a store. Tie me- escaped.
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Ship Captains Disciplined.

Fifty captains oG IanhurH ship
ting companies have been dismissed
md Other officers have Joined in a
trike, delaying stsa nahip
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H%0RrURRp WITn 0RAEEl.

since Using Doan'a Kidney P3ls Nof
"a single Stone Has Fovn5e6.
Capt s l., Crute. Adj. Wm waJts
Camp D. q. v. Foanok6 va. says:
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Foruer United States Senator
Doneison Cafery lied ~ New Or
leans Lit, s~zveQ,y-cue yearg Old. As
b brave defender W state rights on
tle tattledeid. q lawyer ana . mem
Der Of the United States Senate he
Won 2 high place 81 tae esteem of
the people OF tbs 18th He was
born on September -l. 1885.
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Emperor William spends hair a
million yearly in travelling around his
kingdom, Ny.
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In self defense Marshal John Gov
audar, killed Sim Key, cclcred, at
Mansfield, Ga.
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Justii able homicide vas the YER.
cIo5 in rae EiIling q Nicholas Lyman
Q. MS aFoti1ar near Warren
ton, Ga.
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The record Of the prices Of railroad
supplies, rails alone excepted, dur
ing the year shows the Greatest ad-
vance ever known in 9 like period
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.+-l1s e Cnrs5l1uaa reeNs5, NJ. L@asy
charged that it resulted in "Janu-
airy through" appropriation bills. and
eta MANY mistakes xers thus
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The MGdico-Legal Society sent an
appeal 10 Governor Hughes for Al
bert =. Patrick.s release.
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Feminine Note.

Nine Media S son, George N. Arm.
strong, and Mss Ruby Olway we're
married IN London.
The proportion 81 women employed
ia factories IS Increasing more rapid
iy than that 1t men.
Miss HeTIu'one 5ohenley, daughter
Of 2. ". r.. s~chenley. OF Pittsburg,
was married to Lord Elleuborough IN
London.
Forest cate, England, has e three
year-old swimming champion. She
IS The daughter Of The matrou OF some
public baths. and can swim ihe
length Of Inc tank, eighty feet.
Carmen SYLVIA the Rounaniau
Queen, who has won distinction in
poetry and fiction is now turning to
drama as an outlet for her talents.
The last census sboeed thal more
than 100000 women we're engaged
in g~aintut o%ccuDatiouz md hat theif
average wage was }3fs thar s271 8
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-01-04

4 GO rey )0).
course Of a year,
FITS s. Yitusr 4nc4 EsrF.
Iaaneng ycur5t by 3r Llf.
Res5orer. Y ersi FIR. I' e..
Or + BI1a. TX -r
To GuE q lt iH
In l.aSat'v l'rau9 3
C-Ugg= reiaaa money
~ Grove g'stura 81
Mrs Wins owls 5o8tt .as
t. Jl3r. 'lteu5 rlesUm
ao1 a-as H. "a
lhi1a l,G5 taa Ia lF7E
2 -aIC
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-01-04

'4o J'lqm-rt g sdar-A5ea@ te cure any
:a7e p IochIny, Din "!eal4rgo i~Totrudina
Is Il 6 % 10 ,avz o- money refunded. SOC,
Jt 1tr satfer most fccm rheu.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-01-04

a devjce wn,eh even then does noi
e4ueli2e their height. Her daughters
bid fair to take after her la this re,
epect.
The Penn's Grove record., 1907-01-04

a- allows Church. Exeta,, England.
500 ears cd. Las ben torn Town.