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The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-19
FIRH17 aRAsPny0 GREEN AND MELLOW

hls mouth aud withdrew the partly masrcated honeymoon fund. At any rate. 1t was got out and handed to the agitated bridegroom.
 All the bills with the exception of a dollar 0ne had been reduced almost tu pulp. The mass was taken Co the sub, treasury for redemption and the hon rymo1u was resumed.
 That's a gulSh start, for surv, but ..tfrsS he Na- hungry" said Uenrl rtfg as hr boIgBt' lo cents wu'.n "' ..akpS for tiWIGa.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-19
nlIGE 10 GREnIT0RS

Notice is hereby given that was aDDolnCed administrators of the estate of Penn Alex, deceased, on the Iith dsy of August, 1907, by the Commis- sioner for Alaska, sitting in probate as Haines precinct tn the first division All persons having claims against said esgs;e are hereby notified tc present The same Co me within six months from this 22d day of August, l9OIr al Aa the COmmissary Oi the Tenth R-E- iulent Of U. s. Infantry at Fort Will lam H. Seward, Alaska.
 J. B. GOWEN,
 Administrator,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-19
sIaeksnako Breaks Mans Collar Bone

slaeksnake Breaks Mans Collar Bone
 Samuel Laros. a farmer of East Ma 'cungie. Pa. had fierce battle with a huge blacksnake, being seriously in' iured in the conflict. Crossing one of his fields be met Dir. Snake and tried to Xiii lt. The reptile showed fight and in a moment there was a combat al short range. The snake coiled itself about MT. LarOs' legs and threw him. and in falling I.aros broke his collar bone. The snake was finally killed. I' was seven feet long.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-19
ALL OVER ALASRA

Judge Moore, Of the Second judicial district. was made to take water at Nome. The naa that dd it used a hose aud struck the juIgs % the top button Of kts vest.
 The Nome Nugget says that Osc ? aud Tom Ashby snd Dave SPurgeon hove completed their ditch on Gold Run and are now about ready to sluioe on the right limit benches, The ditch Is abOu, two miles in length and runs FrOu Alder Eulch.
 The are g4 persons in lhs Mt. Tabor sauitar.um from Alaska st the present lime By the time the breakWater at Katalla Is completed the list will great Iy be enlargei, says the Corrloya Alas kan.
 Any one who wishes to step back Into the so-cansd romantic age Of rick sly, slow, jolling, uncomfortable stage coaches needs only to take 8 ride on lhs Seward Peninsula railroad cars, says the Nome Nugget.
 A recent arrival from the Chandlar country says: "Tne ChaD3lar diggings n,e DO good. There are only three claims Icing operated in that district, Those three claims are situated on the had of Big creek and were located last August, and a sum between s25, 900 and u35,OOO will probably be extracted from them. They are the only claims in the district from which anything like wages will be taken.
 What is believed to be the largest wagon in the world has been shipped by the Pioueer Mining company of se- auIa 70 Nome, Alaska, where 1t will be put into service carrying freight into the interior over the Tundra district. To make the wagon most suitable for thls springy ground it has been fitted with ls-iuch tires. The hubs of the wheals are ? feet iu diameter and the wheels are 10 feet ia diameter. The body Of lhe wagon is 26 feet lcug and mora than Iees high. The wagon was built in Alameda, Cal, at a cost of s7Oo.
 Alaska b few railroad yarns, but here is one trym the COrdOva Alaskan: "A drunken squaw came near meeting an untlnely end 8 few evenings ago by sitting on the railroad track and falling asleep. It vas growing dark when Jack Reed, the engineer pulled cd '5O' out to the railroad wharf 10 lake % water. AS be neared the long tres tls approaching the wharf he was look ing out Of the cab window for pedes- grians, when he saw the tender Of the engine throw some dark-!oOkIng object against Lbs emyankment, Br.uRing the engine to a sudden stop, he went forward to see what 1t was, when to his amazemeul a sqssW arose snd stag zersd down the track. Jack asked fl she was hurt, but her only reply was, 'You d- fool s'l time. "
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-19
0niona PseIsd by Lightning.

A freak of the lightning in storm ln Hancock county, Me, ,s Is reported from West BroOksvIlle, where onions which were ln a bag were neatly peeled. --
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-19

ElO.OO REWARD-F will pay the sum Of Sl0.0O for information leadtng to the arrest and conviction Ot any person guilty of breaEing or destroy ng street lirhJsin the city Of SkagWRT'
 c. W Dillon,
 Light Inspector. Skagway, Sept, r, '07 ts'ls5.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-19
WOMAN WEDS
 WRONG TWIN
HOw SHE MlATS \ DIVORCE FROH THE Rln SHE hlR9IED, HISTAK.
 ING RlR FOR BROTHER

Parla Ill.,, Sept. l9-Mus. Addie Thomas has brought suit for 'a divorce from Calvin Thomas, % the grou d that she made 8 mistake in the brother sho was to marry. she thought he was Alvin, Csl7in's tHtR brother, s'e al- legss.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
Proposals.

nuBILc NoTTCE-CITY OF NEW ROCHELLE
i sale or Sewer Certificates of Indebtedness
sealed proposals viii be received by the city clerk
a. hts cfice City Hail Building. corner OF Main
ar6 Mechanic Streets, lock Z ii. lueeoat,
JeD7 for Sz7,6l6 65 sever certificates OF IN
debt~dress -O0o each except mat Certlncate
No = shall be for 81 Sl,6lGGJ TO be issued
TursJsut 10 Section Of Chapter 12S Of the Laws
~ lsse OF tie STATE New York The said certih-
s5re end will the Of five 90
arnurn. viii Ee sold the person, firm or
eporaron Offering highest premium therefor ana
vii ~ dated July, 1897, and each of The
Indebtedness shall be payable hNe
years from date shall It's face contain an
Of New Rochelle 70 pay IN one year
from the date of Common Council Of the
CIV Of Rochelle shan elect Interest On The SAID
cer5ncates VIII payable the first days Of July and
each year
Ts~b r5ro,oEsl must be ACCOMPANIED by certlned
rhec, on a National Bank incorporated bank Or
Of Of New York Tor alVon'
city Treasurer of the lty 81
Kew Rochelle 6eposit 10 DE forfeited 70 the ny
parties whom these cftlil''S S4l@I
be shall fail 10 iase ara pay loi 'Ee Sa4e "
Accordance with q sale -.
m. re-,sc.tes TO he delivered the once of the
s,-y treasurer Of tho city New Rochelle. \ Y On
,be 13th 5ay August 1857 20 O'Clock IN ie fofe-
Purchasers be required pay accrued interest,"
Council reserves the right 10 REJECT any
and al bids. ,-.r.,-,r
fy order Of the Cernaoa Council OF the city Of New
J.-..s ,-e. r,ocfefe = Y 1867
CHARLES BAs.aIERN5EFR. CITY CleTz
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Aug THE weekly return Of the Bank
Of England shows the following changes: Total re-
serve decreased fl.lsl"1o. circulation increased
f57l .nGO bullion decreased f6'nrN. other securities
decreased $3.50 C0o other deposits decreased f26u0
900 public deposits increased $4,000, government
securities decreased f5ol ,G0o The proportion Of
the banks reserve TO liabilities this week Is $40
per cent against 471o per cent last week. and
compares with a decline Of 4sl7 to 4Ias cent
in this week last year The rate OF discount IS
unchanged at per cent
Paris Aug. THE weekly return Of the Bank Of
France shows the following changes: Notes in
circulation increased los zoo francs, treasury de-
posits Increased l6t5oG0 francs. general deposits
increased 475U.O00 francs, gold hand decreased
1878 600 francs. silver hand decreased S.15o000
francs bills discounted Increased l61 900 francs
and advances increased 4G50000 francs
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
srcHlsON'S BIG EARNINGS.

repo-t for the fiscal year. based on the returns
FOR each month. OF the Atcllison, Topeka q santa
We Railroad places the gross earnings OF the roai
ct se3 ss3 @ an increase of sl2ss23s5 over tie pre-
~edtrr vea- Operating expenses showed an IN
crease Of g SIS as tiIs years figures totalling
.s ss s0l The ret earnings fer the fiscal year just
closed were s3i s5, ,5 increase Of Si922@el over
1000 Texas rentals aggregated 50 1873 al in
c,s. GO az seg7 77e over 1906 The from oper
s.tnr the same 90 SO ,cs IN increase OF
S37.sls1 over the year before
(yros< earnings Of the road fo- the month of
Jure ysrc s. s5G,5e2 increase Of sij2s,505 over
the serne north ir 1906. Operating expenses for
the u.crta were s.923e e7s. which is S936.9s7 more
r,an tie exye.sses for June Of last year The net
earnings fer the month were S2932.5l2, showing a
es.n OF sisl51s the year previous. Texas rem
sals total SEA ss5 tire month. increase Of
S12o1le The ircrease in income from these fer
Jurs Of tlis year wG6 s1l,sJ9.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

Tbera was little that interesting IN the ma md
ket for outside securities Prices with iew 49,
tions were characterized by heaViheSs- iass
Ij-b+ rallies set in but light offerings "edhi'o @
daSeloned United Copper ran Off points 49, on -
centionaIIy light tradngs Nevada IolsoiiI @ 80
- C,,rnherIand-FIy were fractionay lower pttt9
Srn,itinn was down point. Nevada-Utah ana NJ
Missing were quiet and irregular Alaska NilileS 5
curities lost as Goldfield stocks heId I4.iS e.
American Tobacco slightly hrIller- 1ld4- -
transit was weak. Chicago Subway was o1A@S-
Itonds were dull and slightly easier
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
fRtc.>rocoNorIyE COMPANY.

III Broadway, York. Jane 2jth 1907.
The Board Directors this cay declared 2 diVl-
6end Of quarter per cent upon the com
mon capital payable August 26 1901. 20 the
rfochoders Of record the close Of business
on Angus. =. 1901 Checks viii be mailed 49,
Transfer books Cf the common stock VIII close al
p VI august 2 1897. and reopen august 26. 1907.
LEIGH BEST Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
STOCKS GENERALLY LOWER.
EARLY STRENGTH FOLLOWED BY AFTERNOON
WE4KNESS.
1idJanced Basis and Then Declined
4du08c Crop Reports Hurt Faiues.

for short bills, Sasa3'a per cent; long bills S2saS$4
per Berlin discount rate. IA per cent; PariS
discount rate. Paris exchange on Lon
don - francs l5la cenumes- Bar gold. rs lVzsd
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 45i2 pfennlSs
FOREIGN SECURITIES. - British consois Tor
money Ss: for the account, s. i3iG French rentes
% francs ~ Centimes.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
-. - .-o.toa .....s u.or, ns foilnms.

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Boston- discount,
Chicago-Par. Charlcston-BUyinE. soc discount
selling. I-I0c premium. ST Louis-l5c premium bid
san Francisco Sight Joe premium; telegraph llc
premium New OreaUs-C Commercial. tVIloc DIS
count: bank 81 premium. CincDnau-l2i4o premium
Savauuah-BuyuE. ,-c discount. selling, &c
premium
BANK CLEAEGNGS- - New York - Exchanges.
s271 7e7I1O: balances $l.-f fi7. Boston Exchanges,
S23 Gs3 7o3; balances. Sl7l7129 Btlimor'-FN-
changes. &5l1ol0. balances S1&1-. thieaE'-I.T-
changes SIS 5G> 2sp- balances. SIr'f Philadelphia
Exchanges. $22.2e-6l-. balances <l.si..la9-
SILVER MARKE ET--Bar silver. 6'--o. Mexican
dollars. 5fsc. Bar silver r London closed at
81 lid.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, l3. -. Lisbon, 225
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mc exchange on
New York s quoted It 25Jz4c-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-C Customs receipts
reported from Washington SloI79ts. internal r"Ve-
nue. receipts $a3l.&1. miscellaneous receipts. SOL
27l Receipts for the day. $2-to@@; expenditures
81 117o000 Receipts the month to date. $22de@99
expenditures Slf7"~r. excess of receipts, $Itott3
Receipts for the year to date, $3s!hI"i: cxpendi-
lures ST. $500. excess Of expenditures. $9>l022.
STB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was cred
itor to the Clearing House S2,2g9,SlS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
NOTICE.
To The Stockholders OF the
AriZOnd-NeVada Gold Min
inc and Milling Company.

on account recent developments. the price Of
the above stock VIII he ADVANCED September LIST.
1907 Fifty ( share, and after that date the
right reserved Company still further advance
the price without notice Stockholders record
on August Isl have privilege az Subscribing one
their holdings at the original
subscription price up stated for the advance
For PROSPECTUS information address Room D,
I2S6 tSroadMaE-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
DlUidend Notices.
-FRsI CHEMICAL COMPANY

GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY,
e5 Broad Street York. August LIST. 1907.
meeting Of the Beard cf Directors held July
leG7 dividend OF to per cent CO declared the
common stock company. % the earnings u the
September Sd stockholders
Of Teoord August zsth stock transfer
closed 2sE 70 September ItE
/. y,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tiors for government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
inSEsToas READ
The Wall Street Journal

A NEW YORK CoRPoERATIoN IAEING A ;51;sn con.
"A Iracted annual business Of = quarter million
dollars requires additional capital This is an enter
prise searching Investigation ana
tuararrees returns the Investment Address
New York Corporation. 256 Broadway. X y City
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY J. Thomas Renhartt s. Broad street
New York. and No. 19 Exchange Place. Bcst'n1 =
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Aug. I.-Thn condition of the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day was as
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

More interest manifested in the mining mar
ket on the New York Produce Exchange yesterday
and business i'm considerably larger volume
than for several days past Prices slightly
higher. The total transactions We're 1880 shares
distributed among sixteen mining stocks, fol
lows: 1900 Beaver Superior Mining Limited at 44lG
441ac 1000 Gibraltar Mines at &c 1000 Gold Bar
66c 1900 National Bank at pc, 2,GD Tramp oCu-
soidated 42c. 2o9o Diamond Black Butte at 25fo
25I5c 1000 Gold Bar Nevada at SOC. 1000 Greater
Nevada PIC, loo Lone Star at 20C, 900 Oro
pc 1850 Branch Mint at 14c 800 Cracker Jack at
1sc. 800 Gold6eld Consolidated at S37i4c. 500 Great
Bend at 76c 200 Combination Fraction s. 1Su$2 10
and 100 Goldfield Daisy at 81 95.
Bid and asked prices were follows:
Bid Asked. Bid. Asked
Branch pf pr. 1872 II Greater New C.. -
Fraction 2l9 223 Guarajuato Con. "a
G!roux N Co. 81 50 Snowstorm NJ 60. 3li 3s
Great BenG-..-. 10 n
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
sEo Interest,
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London New York New York

London. Aug. !. p. m.-The market for Amer
can securities duh unmportant price
changes. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY NARKET.-Moncy on call opened at "2
per cent: highest. 80 per cent: lowest per cent
closing 2I2l per cent: last loan per cent: ruling
rate. ; per cent Time money was quoted ut -
per cent for sixty days 5H5il per cent for ninety
days 5I.45l per cent for four months. 5i2a"24 per
cent for five months ana 57416 per cent for six
months Commercial paper was quoted at oi2Hb
per cent for sixty 20 ninety days and four months
and 6ls per for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Thc foreign exchange
market showed the usual dulness peculiar 10 the
average Thursday, and the tone was barely steady
The hest bid that could he obtained for demand
sterling was Az SiXty-day bills are quoted at
S36-Q4 SSa. AMI cables at 4AC55G S7d,. Short
frames at 5I6I, less I22. and short reChsmarks at
q 3-lSslq5 sic plus 132 The market closed rather
weak and exchange was offered cheaper for next
weeks steamer The higher rates for money aro
The prtncfpal depressing influences on the market
Actual closing rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
,,sn 4ftIai H,shILoW. I Fin Bid Ask
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

526 127 ToaI sales for the day unlisted fSni o''
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.

.odd lots tsells cents per share
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

ret changes. follow
New-York tribune., 1907-08-02

'J nIisted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-22
MEEKER NOT MEEK
WHEN COPS SPEAK
Insists on Driving OK Team
Along Thoroughfares OF
New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Ezra Meeker
didn't come all the way from oregon
with an OK team and a prairie schoon-
er to be turned back at the city gates
Of New York. without a fight
The police have refused 10 permit Ezra
to drive his oxen through the city
streets. The driver. however. refuses 10
accept their decision as hnal and VIII
appeal Monday to the board OF aides-
men to decide whether there is anything
In the city ordinances denying horned
,attle the right TO the metropolitan
horoughfsres.
Meeker is rich. he could have crossed
me continent in a Pullman car had he
| desired. but chose the OK team the better
&c advertise on his way his campaign
! for a great national highway from ocean
/ TO ocean. He went 10 oregon from the
East in 1852, and has never been back
since The trip he has just completed
/ took eighteen months
After settling his differences Of opinion
| with the New York police. he intends t
/ drive to Oyster Bay to ask the Presi
dents support for his transcontinenta
highway project. and. when Congress
/ opens, will drive his oxen down Pennsyi
! vanla avenue and stop in front Of TIT
Capitol, while he interviews members o
tn Senate and House OF Representatives
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-22
MURDERER
INSURES HIS LIFE
Accused Of Killing His
Wife, He Has Been
Thrice Tried.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Aug. Pit IS
stated that Fred Geiger. tried three
times on the charge OF numbering his
wife. mas taken out policy for $4,000
on his life in favor of his son.
This recalls one of the most mys-
terious murders in the history Of Csn-
cinnati. Geiger's son played conspic-
uous part at the trial of his father.
Geiger's wife was found murdered Ia
their home in Linn street in February
1905 Her skull had been fractured WITH
a natiron. then. TO make doubly sure OF
the death Of his victim, the murderer
mad stabbed her several times with q
pair of scissors.
In April, 1903. Geiger was indicted for
murder, and on a trial in. July, 1903, the
jury returned a verdict OF second degree
murder against him. His attorneys
Shay & Cogan, appealed the case, ane
the supreme court set the verdict aside
and ordered a new trial, mainly on th'
ground that statements made by Gel
gers son. then but five years old, SHOULD
not have been permitted 10 go before
the jury.
Ceiger was given a new trial in March
1905 when the jury was unable TO agre
1 and was discharged.
In May, 1906 GelgeT was again tried
| and again the jury, unable 70 agree, va
| discharged. then at the end OF June fOf
/ lowing he was released on $1,000 an
/ his case has been continued and bon
renewed from term to term OF court eve
/ since.
Since the first trial several OF the wit
nesses have died or moved away.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-22
WIFE'S DEVOTION
SAVES JACKSON
Refusal to Testify in Alleged
Bigamy Case Results in
His Release

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Dean Q. jack
son. alleged bigamist. has been released
on his own recognizance pending the
trial Of his case.
1t is understood that his Washington
wife. formerly Miss Mary V. Shreeve.
living on FoxhaH road. refuses TO ap-
pear against him.
The case against Jackson was set Ior
several DAYS 10 be tried and on each
occasion RMS. Jackson No refused OF
failed 10 appear.
Several days ago q detective from
washington appeared at States Attor-
new owens office; there vas CONFER
ence and IS result Jackson was re-
leased from Jail on his ow nrecognlzance
90 await further developments IN the
case. g.
Jackson's alleged second wife; form
erIv Miss Edna Evans OF Baltimore
has rot releuted 50 Tar ana has ap-
reared in court on every occasion Wnen
Jackson was TO be tried.
II is understood that Jackson IS nov
in Washington and that he and Mrs
jackson No. I. who declined 10 60 tc
baltimore 10 testify against her hus-
band, are Tcconciled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-22
RIOT OF 5000 MEN
; DUE TO ICE CREAM
Red Hot Pokers Used
Against Angry Tam
m2nyiteS.

NEW YORK. Aug. PA petty quar-
rel over a plate Of ice cream precipl-
tated a riot at Witzers Grove, college
Point. L. l., III which nearly S,0O0 men
we're involved, and IN which 10 were
hurt. OF these, fourteen were seriously
injured. VitzeI received a fractures
skull and may die 1t took reserves
from six stations TO cope with the re-
markabIe outbreak
II was a turbulent windup TO a day
of merrymaking by the JEFFERSON ram
MANY Club, of the Bronx, headed py
Leader Louis T. Haffen- $500
Three platoOns Of diners had nnlsneo
their meals when the police say, rank
Jordan, of Walhon avenue, the bronx;
ouarreled with WitZel over plate OF
ice cream and threw pitcher al hln'
fracturing his skull
Immediately there was an uproar, ms
little army of cooks, walters, ana at
tendants rushed on Jordan ana dIag-
ged him TO the kitchen. They lockeu
the doors behind them, and, with Dol
Ties kettles, rolling pins ana every
available weapon. pounded Jordan. "h'
S several ali hundred Of the HaRenites
raced 10 the closed doors. which the5
ripped from the hinges Ihey pour g
into the kitchen and, selzlng me nLs
weapons that came 70 their nahus' Dc
Iahorad every man they thought was ar
e07DIove of Witzel. Jordan was rescued
but he was unconscious when taAei
out.
1t Is said that Witzels employees thrus
uolzers into the fires. and when "a
crowd burst IN scared several OF IN
excursionists with the red-hot metal
The WitzeI forces fed beaten, an'
then the Vrecking of the pavilion be
gan Patrolman Edward T. Butler
Who rode into the crowd on horseback
was shot and badly hurt The night con
the belligerent excursionists misJakin
friends for foes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-22
HlCC0UGHS UP WHISTLE
SWALLOWED u YEARS AGO

PoAFRET. VT, Aug. 22-After carry
ing a nickel-plated whistle in his stom-
ach for twenty-five years. Ephraim Je-
rome brought the article TO light by a
severe Mt OF hiccoughs.
The whistle appeared TO be none the
worse for its long repose in human
interior. The whistle was swallowed
when Ephrlam tried TO frighten ~ uncle
who retaliated with a can. A couple
OF days ago the hiccoughs started. and
in the midst Of the attack jerome
heard a familiar wheeze- The nexl
Instant ~ came the whistle II WASH
even rusted
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-22

She is suffering from appendicitis and
peritonitis.
The news vii be a great shock 20
all theatergoers, as Miss Fox has held
a high place in the favor Of the public
ever since he, first appearance, when
she was nine years old. in child parts
She was a great favorite in Wang. with
the DeWoIf Hopper Company, and Is
remembered for her work with James
O'Neu and Lillian Russell
Miss Fox was forced to cancel her
engagement at the Grand Opera House
here. where she opened on Monday
night. and all her other engagements
have been Cancelled
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-22
DRUNK AND HAD FINE
READY IN HIS SHOE

MARION. Ohio. Aug z2-''Mayor. 1
thought OF this when I bowed my last
dollar. and put enough in my sock 70
nav nv fne." said Edward Swanson.
a9es eighty, when Mayor scherff i'm
,osed a fine Of s. for drunkenness.
80 so,Ind the needed bill IN the heel
- his shoe He signed the pledge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-22
GIRLS LOVE FOR FIRE
SENDS IN EIGHT ALARMS

NEW YORK. Aug. I'm Maude Mills,
seven years old, of 147 Bay Thirteenth
street, Bath Beach, the doctors in the
Home for predetermined Children, on
RandalTs Island today said they have
the most remarkable pyrOmaniac that
sver came under their observation. She
is the daughter Of Frank Mills, lamp
lighter
10 see leaping flames and soaring smoke
caused eight alarms TO be sent in for
small blazes at her fathers home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-22
BOY SHOWS HIS NERVE,
HAD 4 BROKEN Arm

HAMILTON, Ohio, Aug John
Dietrich. sixteen years old. son OF
George Dietrich, 1888 Heaton street, gave
a remarkable exhibition OF nerve.
The boy WAS found sitting quietly in
the ante-rOom % Dr. FlennerC offics.
waiting his turn among other PATIENTS
DR.. Flenner noticed that his btt arm
was broken and the bone pTDtrudeo
through the flesh
The lad had fallen from the Par
Handle trestie forty feet into Old river
and after dragging himself out walked
a mile TO the physicians office WHERE
ne sat down without saying a word
/ He WIS Immediately treated