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captives by the robbers until their opera
tons We're concluded. In consequence the
highwaymen escaped far into the noun
tains before an alarm was given. A force
of rural guards is in pursuit.
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Native of Clarkson, Va.

The deceased. who was a paperhanger's
apprentice, came here from Clarkson, Gull
pepper county, Va, about eighteen months
ago and boarded at the home of his cousin,
Mrs. s. T. Apperson, at the address men
toned Rev. c. p Stealey, pastor of the
Georgetown Baptist Church, where Rosson
was a communicate called at the hos
pital to see the young man, but he did
not reach there until after death had
occurred.
The body of Rosson was removed to the
morgue and the coroner notified. Capt.
Doyle made a thorough investigation of the
affair last night and witnesses have been
notified to appear at the morgue at II
o'clock tomorrow morning. In all probable
ity the body will be taken to the former
home Nof the deceased in Virginia for
burial. -
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Part Six.

Sambo and His Funny Noises. ........
Nose Against Foreign Invasion. ... 2
''Wags,' the Dog That Adopted Man.... 2
Bubbles Always to Blame. .........,. 8
S-Stut-t-ter-ing S-Sam- m-my ............. 8
Mary and Her Little Lamb. Observation-Disclosures. 4
Uncle Geo. Washington Bings. the Village
Story Teller ........................ 3
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JUGGLING OF THE ALTON
Steps May Be Taken by the Illinois
Authorities.
BEYOND FEDERAL JURISDICTION
Whole Story Before the Attorney Gen.
eral-The President Said to Be
DESTROYS Of Action.

Gov. Deneen and Attorney General Stead
of Illinois conferred for an hour and a
half with President Roosevelt yesterday
afternoon. 1t was announced at the White
House that there was nothing to say in
connection with the conference, while Gov.
Deneen, who returned to Illinois at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon declared that,
having come here by invitation of the
President, he was not at liberty to dis
cuss the object of his trip; If anything was
to be said it would have to come from the
President.
There is little doubt that the President
asked Gov. Deneen here to ascertain what
steps, If any, the state of Illinois proposes
to take in the matter of the confession of
E. H. Hartman that he did some thigh
finance" juggling with the Alton railroad.
whereby he netted himself and a few as
sociates a few millions of easily picked up
money.
Beyond Federal Jurisdiction.
The whole story of Mr.. Harrimans Won
derful manipulation Of railroad affairs in
that state, including his gaining control Of
the Illinois Central road, is before Attorney
General Bonaparte, but there is an impress
sion that the President has found that the
federal government has no way OF getting
after the New York financier, and that he
wishes to give all the assistance in his
power to the Illinois authorities to bring
action that will enmesh him there.
If the laws of Illinois cover the case in
any way the President is in position to
furnish much assistance to the authorities
Of that state.
The Presidents Attitude.
The President continues to reiterate his
desire to see laws enforced and others en-
acted that will throw protection around
legitimately and fairly conducted corpora
lions, whether railroads not but which
will Skin" to the utmost corporations run
for the gain of men who use questionable
methods in acquiring fortunes for them
selves and their associates.
The statement is made that Gov. Deneen
was invited to Washington day or two
before the great fall of stocks began in
Wall street. So far as can be learned, the
President is not arranging to invite other
governors here. If this were done, 1t would
be considered significant of an effort by
the President to haul off the states from
their crusade against the railroads, leav-
ing the settlement to his administration.
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THE STAR TODAY.

The Star today consists of six parts, as
follows:
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worlds Championship Chess Games.

CIIICAGoa March 16.-Emanuel Lasker
and Frank : Marshall, who are playing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-17
Tried to Manipulate Switch.

Conductor Shreeves made an effort to
manipulate the switch In order to let his
car across to the northbound tracks.
Motorman Lucas started the car on three
points in order to give the heavy vehicle
momentum sufficient to get through the
switch, but the switch failed to work and
the collision resulted. Rosson screamed
and so did some of the excited passengers.
After the collision the cars were parted
and the injured man fell to the pavement.
Blood streamed from the crushed limbs of
Rosson and ran into the slot Of the car
tracks. After slight delay the ambulance
was summoned from Freedmen's Hospital
and the patient was removed to that in
stitution.
When the police learned of the death of
Rosson the railway employees under arrest
were advised that they would have to be
held until Coroner hewitt could make an
investigation
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SWITCH FAILED To WORK
Motorman and Conductor Of Car
Placed Under Arrest.
AMPUTATI0N WAS NECESSARY
Rosson Was Standing on
Fender at Moment Of Occur.
rence-Policemen Act.

A frightful accident that proved fatal
occurred yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
on the tracks Of the Brightwood electric
line near the loop, Rowland Rosson, twenty
years of age, of 3416 P street being the VIC
TIM He was caught between two cars and
his legs so badly crushed that amputation
was necessary. DR.. Warfield Of Freedmen's
Hospital performed the operation. He told
the police that the condition of the patient
was so serious that he might die at any
time The patient passed away about 1870
o'clock. Motorman L. G. Lucas and Con-
ductor J. A. Shreeves, who were In charge
of the car alleged to have been responsible
for the accident, were arrested by the
police of the eighth precinct and held to
await the result of injuries sustained by
Rosson.
The accident, it is stated, was caused by
the failure of the switch to work when
Conductor Shreeves operated it to throw
his car across from the southbound to the
northbound tracks, the bumpers of the
cars coming together with such force that
both legs Of Rosson were broken and
on the fender of car 316 conversing with
Motorman Brice Rupenthal, Conductor
Samuel E. Higgs being in the car at the
time AS soon as car 316 stopped, about
twenty-five feet north of the switch. the
passengers hurried to alight, but all Of
them had not left the car when the acct
occurred.
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THE paper caps or shoppers a
handled with sufficient care. They
posed to dust. flies. ETC., and are
handled with unclean fingers. Rem
ing that milk bottles are frequentl
by householders for other purpose
to hold milk, that they are often
into the sick room, and that they rur
risks from contamination with infe
not only of typhoid but other dises
would not be unreasonable to reQu
dairymen to disinfect bottles as
practice.
'Tt is easy to understand how a be
a limited number of bottles of mil
become infected and be the cal
spreading the disease. 1t should
membered that the typhoid bacillus
Continued on Twelfth Page.l
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FOE sALE-RgAL ESTATE
". l.. WINNER,

Real Estate and Investments,
Rentals.
My Motto;
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE"
1876
s2ooo-Four-roon rcd press brick cottage.
Sinth East and Eighth South
streets; reasonable terms TO soon
party.
SasoO--SeNen- n-room two story rcEidcnce,
facing on Sixth South street: close
in: 4x125-foot lot; nice hedge,
lawn, etc; terms
413
s35oo--Seven-roo modern residence, tac-
ing cas-, on Third East street, near
Fourth South street, nice lot, etc;
this is snap
35550--Seyen room strictly modern Two
story brick residence. East, be-
tween First and Brigham streets;
almost new; furnace heat, oatn,
etc,
Ss25O--Seven-ro modern two.stoIJ
white press brick residence. facing
on First South street, close IN
$1,000 down, balance 500 per month,
s per cent in.eTest' afs
ssO0o-F,iGht-roo modern red press
brick residence. facing south on the
Northeast bench; nice view or the
city and beautiful home; hot air
heat, bath. toilet, cement walks,
etc.
4ST
s1n0O-Ter room modern tvo-storY white
press brick residence. facing north
and west corner on First street,
close in: easy terms.
Tbese are only a few of our buys, and
II YOU will call OH us ro Will show You
the balance OF our list.
W. L. WINNER,
Eoom aOo-5o1 New Herald Building.
Both phones d7a. mlso3
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j. e. CLARK
Desires to announce 10 his friends and
patrons that he has moved his office 10
2iS-li Herald bldg, 2nd floor,
ss00o--Eew mod. light brick house, s
rooms. on 2nd ave, asX1
sS2e0--Pretty cottage In ForesJdale, light
brick, mod. rms: io II. by 16o
II,
SS00-Each: vacant lots on 1lth East
near Washing ton. 2oxlo5.
j. r. CLARK,
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
2l3-14 Herald Bldg, Ind Floor.
Bell HIN. Ind 1877.
m17aS
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FROM GoDDARD's LIST.

FROM GoDDARD's LIST.
$3.50
s-Room Double
Frame house, nice LOT, Ii blocks from
Temple. Rents for SEQ per mo.
$500.
Groom pressed brick; mantei; front
and back porches. Thoroughly modern
Goth East); fine lot.
$3.50
Home 5 rooms on Capitol Hill. Lot
fronts on streets.
S-room mod. Home on IN st, with
mantel and beautiful. well-improved lot.
One Of best bargains in the city.
$3.50 for . lots on Bryan ave, 1tth East.
Lots all fenced, city water In yard.
$3.50 for fine corner lot 18th and E).
3Too for lot, west front. "D' st.
$3.50 for SO. front lot 3D. St; beauty.
$4,000 for 1o11o rod cor. on "B" st. This
is the finest corner on Nor. Bench.
1ox1o rod cor. Q and 1Oth); 30. front,
for sale at two-thirds value.
s276 per rod for fine cor. on Z. sth So.
$500 per acre for land adjoining All Hal
lows college grounds, 90 acres) city
water
$1,000 for 40 acre farm, with trees, ar
tesian we'll; good house, sheds, etc; west
side: close In.
Many others.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
81 L. 1st So. ST,
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SNAP.
o-room modern frame good harm -,
etn EAST; hne lawn. fruit trees. 54yIn
T1ds; great bargain. s2sO0 Apply 10 n
I.c .e.c.l q 2on. II. south Main ST. m74O
cR0MARs REAL ESTATE AGENT;Y
Office I01 Atlas block Ah ys.rs ~.
lake. Correspondence solicited. nsss
WE HAVE PROPERTY EYEBYwHFES-
4 T. casady & Co.. 4o7 Atlas EIocE
xls60
oN.o RODS: SOUTH FRONT on 4TE
rods. e' '"i" OF luXlO
uJ Groom mod, brick cottage. No. 22s
West 9TH South; lot 2Ss: house Is modern
cash. 'F"@oV' slu"0
A. Richter, ID w, LIST South st. pbones
m1366
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READ THIS OVER AND YOU WILL
see a chance to make some money; also
a chance TO get fine building site for a
home at half Its value.
81 IT., 10th e, bet. 9Th and 10Th so
$500 cash.
5oxlo7 IT. 10 alley, near sth So. and 10th
E., $500 cash,
5ox14l ft., 18th f.. near 7th So $500
cash.
5oxiSs #, state ST.. near sth So. $500
cash.
f. boulevard sub, $3.50 per lot; SIS
cash, $3.50 per mo. This is the finest
plat OF ground between center OF city
and ''Waudamerc." We nave sold %
lots in this plat the past three weeks
~ lots s. z. for just one-haf their
present value, II PAID CASH.
VIII build you a fine pressed brick
house. 10 rooms. in Oakley. for 5000
to 1850 cash, bal same as rent
HUBBARD lNV'T co,
IS ". End So.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
That fine corner OH 5TH SO. and
WEST TEMPLE. ts5x1so, at $3.50 per
foot, one-hslf block west OF the proposed
NeHhouse hotel.
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MODERN GROOM HOUSES, PANTRY.
bath. closet, etc, cement floor i'm base
ment; furnace. e. J., etc. double floors
fuel gas. sewer. cement walks. car
lines; terms a, J. jenkins. I29 So sth
East Ind. 21I3. mI76s
S-ROoM MODERN BRICK; FURNACE
shade. cement walks, lawn; corner lot
IIquIrc 20 90. fth East. m114i
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME IN
Forest Dale. one-half block from car
hrIe;. me; nine room modern red pressed
pIlck mouse; IN excellent condition
throughout: lot Ie5x1e5; fruit ana shade
IN abundance: chicken run: only $4,000,
II sold this week n,tso2
FOR SALE BY OWNER. a NEW MOD
ern flEe-room red pressed brick house
on Northeast bench. Address 7 81.
,,,ooo
FOR SALE BY OWNER, A MODERN
s-room white pressed house on east
side; close in; lot 2sXa rods: will sacri
n nce II sold Immediately. Address j sS
riouhe' nlS0s
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10. WITH R1GHT OF WAY ALONG
side. one 4-room frame and one 3
room frame. Move these on the back OF
the lot and build in front making a
combined interest and home proposI-
ton Nenr Sth F.. and Srd So s7U0
casn; balance, SIS per month. Price.
LITTLE g. LITTLE
Under National Bank OF Republic.
anc
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miles
THREE SOLD,
ONLY ONE LEFT.
I1-GT EINISHEn


THREE SOLD,
ONLY ONE LEFT,
That handsome pressed brick cottage
nome, nd house east OF M st, on STd
SIoss.s' ' pa.nro1In, pase,neIt unner eh.re
nouse, iaIes osk ~, n,antsL n'Tkei p.9nnn,ns,
I'll. - WIN c,tS ssNe'' nhnshsu InsIot y,
To,, 10 show ne a. enusi IN ,To cit, =,
orr PRIC-T 80 "
down 9th East 10 9Th South and look
al the three handsome homes we are
building down there IT will PAY YOU
and al a price that Is right,
"A. NJ hhLLAR & co. eSs W. md SO,
m17a7
fine hedge shade and fruit trees lawn
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At your convenience we will show you
the following, which. in our Judgment. are
worthy OF your consideration at the prices
now asked,
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON WEST
side near End So. Easy pavmen5s
buE pair now: there are only few !err
5000 Seroom house on easy payments.
near r, G.. w: $500,
4-room brick. 5H3 rods. $26OO
.-room brick on X st s2So0.
S-r brick. large LOT, $1,000.
new 6rIck cottage. near Liberty
OnS P5 the choicest building lots on the
east side ut a special bargain II taken
'"rs Weck ixiO rods. See me for price
- W. Miller liz W and South. mie5T
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IT PAYS TO OWN A HOME"

CAPITAL REAL ESTATE IN
NESTMENT Co,
4. W, End So. st,
We are authorized by Mrs.
kimball 10 offer for sale her
residence at No. l24 9Th East st,
II is not necessary TO say that
5th East Is the most desirable
cross street in the city-all
know IL. The property joins
The palatial Salisbury home.
The lot Is 1fax1as feet, The
house has Is rooms and is
built 10 stand century. The
floors are inlaid hardwood; the
staircase OF walnut; walls are
artistlcally decorated. FL, light
fixtures elegant. and house Is
piped for gas There is q steam
heating plant in good order.
Earn and carriage llolse, with
cement walks and drives.
The land is worth 500 per n.
and the Improvements arc worth
every dollar of the figure asked
-s26. 900, with terms 10 suit.
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FOE sALE-REAL ESTATE.


Z, e. CASADY e co.
Elegant home close in, north bench,
large lot. 81. all mod, interior finish
s-story, TT. mod. light pressed brick:
lot 2ay7 rods, on Ind ave; close In
sewer and maeadan tax paid $500. @
south front only $4,000 ,s
East Side-2-story, S-r. mod pressed
brick; lot 5x6 rods: room for announcer
East md South. S-r. mod. pressed
Must sell-East side, close in. 81. mod,
light pressed brick: bath: fur" etc.
Nice s-room frame. East side, s2sSo;
5000 cash bal s25 per mo; .~,o
Fast spSn s ssSn 5r Srgk S. ps S mo SN5o
2sxlo rods. close in, on East 5rd So;
Sxlo rods. on III street. $1,000.
2tx7 rods, NJ and ird ave, S1oo0
40 II. By 0 rods TO 16-ft. alley; uorth
p. II. Casadw g. Co. 4o7 Atlas Blk
Sell phone 232I-Red, Ind. phone 139s.k;
SAMPLE BARGAINS.
s175o-For 7-room on Nj. SO front; cor.
lot 3X7 rods: beautiful lawn dou-
BILE row shade trees.
so5o0-For sroom mod. finished in nat
nral wood. prime condition.
gS000--For S-room Brigham ST.: siTlctly
mod. including pore laundry tuns;
terms
ss'oo-For ss.,5oom mod. With barn: 2nd
So. $500 down and $50 per mo
S5Ioo-For broom; pore bath, cleo, light,
sl7oo-Tor t-room or, brick on sth West
and 2ud South.
S2aoo--For o-roon1 mod: cent. walk;
sewer connectIona: fine location.
s1soo-For 4-room frame; terms,
S1260-For 2A-r- lot on 9TH East.
$SS00-For II lots on car line.
S1250-For 52X16o feet, 7th South.
3l50o-For s26 front, near Brigham st'
Sil75-For eex1es, 18th East.
$s0o-For iONt3o feet. 4th st.
c. F, LITTLE & CO,
Both phones 2sas. 2Oo-2lo Atlas Block.
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Kelsey & GllIspie submit but a few
OF their attra ctive Investments from
large and varied list of Real Estate. We
know the best and have the cheapest.
ssoo0-Nlod. pr. brk house. rms, bet
and s on 1st street, 2txT rods.
S650o-Mod. brk.. rms; handsome cor
ner. lot 5oN13o; so, and east fronts:
&c" st; close in; the lot worth
$4,000.
ss5o0-Brk cottage, 5 rms lot s2xs2 IT.;
east front; 5th East, near 7th So.
s425o-Two- story brk,. I rms, cor. lot
Alx25 It,, so. and e. fronts; H
St. close in.
1880 TO yl5, 900 You can select some
beautiful homes east side,
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
5000 per foot. big frontage, West Tenn
pie. bet, 1st and 2d So. SITS: no other
frontage In this location for $500 per
foot. Try il.
$40 per foot. near o.. 8. L. depot, 1st
So. st.
$3.50 per foot 5rd So. between 1st and
2nd West SITS.
$3.50 per foot buys the best fiat site In
this city, 1l5x1oo u, cor "a and Brig
ham SITS; south and east fronts
fnr mo
cheap building lot. 33x130 to alley; 9Th
So. bet. 3rd and 9Th East sts.
$40 per foot, biz, cor, o0X16o IT., 9TH
SO. and state sts.; very cheap; want
quick deal.
si5 TO $50 per foot for those elegant
corners 9th, 10th and 1lth avenues
(North bench) they are going fast; 20
houses TO build next ninety days, get in
at present prices.
TO the investors and speculators. we
have a number of very attractive in
vestments. Come and talk with ua-
KELSEY & GILLESPIE,
% Il. 1st So. st.
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A FEW REAL BARGAINS
SO. 7TH EAST.
5-rooyn red r. b. cottage: $3.50: terms.
+-room cemented cottage: $500; terms
6room r. p. b.. mod; hardwood finish:
mantels. closets. good cellar. etc,
$4,000,
EAST 9TH so.
5-room brick cottage. large lot: $4,000
5room mod brick. cottage, small lot;
$2500, terms.
EAST 9TH so.
5room frame. large lot; $500 down:
s2775.
We also have 2 fine list OF vacant lots
in all parts OF city. Call and see us
SWEETEN & BOYES. 81 Hooper Blk
Bell 9ls- Ind 1922.
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