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FOR RENT
1925 G NV. 15r, 2b $75.0GI 3a3 F. sc, Or, b. % 80
S13 list nw,l! 522 21st NV, Il. $3.50
Gel, steam heat 5000 so Q NV. 5r. b.. 22.50
2I1 Pa.av nWlo sol 10th NV, dat,
pain o5OOj rooms. bath. % 80
ftat; 1913 "a. AZ: 2517 NV. Or. ". 1880
GEO. W LINKINs.
oc12-tf 800 10th st. NV.
FOR RENT-222 N. CAPITOL ST.; IT ROOMS.
two baths; steam heat; newly papered and
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Beautiful Corner House.
Near Dupont Circle. $500.
EARLY L HAMPTON. SIS 14th ct.

FOR RENT-s36 INDIANA AVE; II ROOMS, IN.
GLIDING bath; Sal. Inquire
no5-tf JOHN H. BRENT. 1919 H St NV
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FOR RENT
HE1SKELL 4 McLERAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
1908 II ST. NV, WASHINGTON, D. c.
FURNISHED.
1880 22d st. NV, 12r. and b., INV. his 500 90
lS46 Fairmont st. NV. 11r. and 2b.. 40
1904 Riggs pl. NV. Or. and b. ... 5000
UNFURNISHED
1918 Fairmont st. NV. Ior and b..... $500
144O Hopkins pl. NV. Or. and b...... 475O
112S Corcoran ST., 10 rooms and bath. 80. As. 50
BIG Il st. NV, rooms and bath. $50. 1880
1880 You ST., fiat. rooms and bath. -. $500
OFFICE ROOMS.
1345 Pa. ave-. Office room. ............ $50 90
o!e lOth st. NV. 80. 90 to $50. 90
14O3 II st NV. Office rooms
Coal yard store. s.w. 10th D s.w SIS. 90
STABLE.
Rear of 1925 Belmont ct. sl5. 90
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FOR RENT-BY R. o. HOFFMAN. REAL ES-
5is 18th NV. 1877. $50 90 2Ssi NV. Tor. 40. 90
2o1 NV; l2r. =. SO o. Is14A 9th NV. Tor. 81 50
1901 n, I2r. 8561 a2I R, sr. $500
1905 y NV. Tor. 90 90 1443 W. IL :. 80. so
lsI3 2ith. Tor. 50 so 1444 Fla av nw.5r 80
1926 O. 10r..... 5000 l43S Fla az NV Or q. 90
BOZ 18th NV. 10r.. 45 90 1917 K me- Or. 1880
is43 R. 1or $3.50 l114 Sd ne. Or. 10. 40
lS45 NV. Tor. ~ 30 IS Decatur ne, Or. I3. 90
APARTMENTS.
SIS II NV. z 4. and rooms SIS 90 and SIT 50
Busch building. 81 rooms per aEnuun. sl2. 900
9TH ana II NV. 90 to $23. 90
1926 N. Y. ave-. Sd floor. .$22 80 and Sl7 SO
STORES.
n 3
Reaf portion 43 n.w.............S $50 90
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FOR RENT
10Sl 18th NV, 8 rooms and bath. " $40. 90
130 9Th NV. II rooms and bath. 49,. so. 90
S422 n.w.. Eat, rooms and bath. -. 25 so
3022 NV, tat, rooms aud bath. -. % 50
CHARLES LINKINS. 2O4-2o7 McGin bldg
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FOR RENT
lSl6 Nalluch pl. p.w.. rooms and bath. 2Ss50
z.esisth ct. 49, IoQHs and batk.,.... $50
aazt-Hi wEXyER Bfo4. TAG q, ave-
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FOB sALE-HoUsEs.

FOh SALE-
MOORE & HILL fInc.). 1888 1t. NV.
$S,JO0-very cheap for a corner Washing
ton Heights: IL rooms: beautiful
view: bargain.
$1O,JOO-uandsome and well-construclel house;
well located; 10 rooms; good sized
lot; baths.
$7.SJ0-Handsome wide house x st. near
Conn. ave-; 10 rooms; baths.
$17,0O0-Near Scott Circle. handsome solid
brownstone front; lot 25x10o-
$l60O0-North of and near Dupont Circle,
handsome new house and stable.
SIC. JOO-One of best streets in Washington
Heights: IL rooms. 2 baths; southern
exposure: splendid condition.
$l4oO0-Great value In Washington Heights
home: would cost much than
the price TO duplicate 1t; i: rooms 3
baths; hot water heat: front ut stone:
house in perfect condition. See this IL
you are looking for a tine residence In
an unimpeachabe locality.
$lO.UOO-Nery handsome stone front; iear Con-
necticut ave. and St; 12 rooms;
hot water heat.
SIG, OO0-HandsOme brewnstone front. on Mass.
ave. near Dupont Circle.
SSO,OOO-Very handsome white stone fruat. near
18th st. and n II. ave-; ii rooms.
Call for complete list Of fine residence
MOORE & HILL unc.,. 1888 y st. NV.
FOR sALE-AT SACRIFICE = GROOM
V. A. CALLAR. 512 11th ST. NV. no2l-3t'
Owner must SELL and will take 81. $50 for fine
modern 3-storv brick residence with rooms.
porcelain bath. furnace heat. kitchen on main
MOOR, gas and coal ranges; house in excellent
condition.; fitted with awnings and screens;
occupied by owner; sulendidly located on
Capitol st.
GIBBS & DANIEL. Cos 4 6O5 18th.
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Is SALE-
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

FOR SALE
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
An unusually well-designed and beautifully
comfort and convenience is happily combined
with elegance of style and thorough construc-
ton. Six delightful rooms and completely
equipped modern bathroom; every room has
outside windows. afforing ample light and
ventilation; hardwood interior finish; concrete
cellar; -6rst-class heating giant; lot Of unusual
width. and extra large yard. Easiest kind Of
terms. Price. Observation-Disclosures. s. $50
n. L. sANSBURY. Exclusive Agent,
1927 18th st. NV.
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FOB SALE or EXCHANGE.

FOR sALE-OR ExCHANGE-oNE 12-ROoM
house. centrally located in northwest; will rent
for $50 per month: will sell without any cash,
will exchange for improved or unimproved
propefty. Address BOX az Star Office mol 3. ct
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

ron KENT-MOORE HILL INC.), 1898 @
N.W.-UNFURNISHED.
i52N n II nv NV, AR 2137' NewDort 1sf n
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FOR SALE-SURE WINNERS-TWO SPLENDID
Aoman-brick bay-wfndow houses. 1928 and 1870
ST. Sc. near Lincoln Park; 6 fine rooms re-
ception hall: furnace heat: TILED BATH:
ON MAIN FLOOR: southern exposure: hest
block In entire. neighborhood; exceptionally
built houses; will be placed the market at
the decidedly low figure of 81, 500; 81, 900 or SO
cash will buy.
wILL1GE, GIBBS DANIEL. eos L 600 18TH
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See list of apartments under Apartments
for rent. no21- ga, tn If
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FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE-STABLE FOR so HORSES; PRICE.
$4,000. ADDRESS BOX SO. STAR OFFICE.
no196ts
FOR SALE-wE HAVE SEVERAL ATTRACT
i've business properties and also some good and
inexpensive small houses; good investment.
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FOR SALE-BUILDINGS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OV0V 460133S : 4SV4
FOR RENT-7-ROOM HOUSE: ALL CONyEN-
fences; yard, garden. ETC.: moderate rent. 433
q 1t. NV n0l9-3t~
FOR SALE-LOT 50Xl58 FEET, NEAR 18TH
st. extended (now being graded. tust north Of
Mt. Pleasant. The extension Of i4th and 18th
sts II greatly enhancing values In tnis locality.
Address OWNER. Box 262. City Post Office.
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FOR SALE-603 AND GIL 14TH ST.
ne; new siX-room and receptieH-hall,
houses: hardwood finish first floor; tiled
bath and vestibule: Bne cellar; fur
mace heat: price. s., 900: easy terms.
CHARLES BOYD, 1915 st. me-
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FOR sALE-s5oO CASH. s15 MONTHLY
Modern Groom and tiled bath house: furnace
heat; large yard: white neighborhood. north
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MOORE & HILL nNc1. 1888 G NV.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1921 Mass. ave, II rooms, 2 baths. 90
1453 Mass. ave-, llr and b.; hot air heat 10. Is
926 Mass. ave-. Sr. and b................45 40. so
COG st. s.e. Q rooms and bath. ...... As. SO
3O2 n.e. rooms and bath. ..... $3.50
1925 10th p.w rooms and bath. 49,. $3.50
306 me-. 8 rooms and bath. ......... 27.50
1914 Jackson st. NV. rooms and bath % so
1877 4th NV. rooms and bath. ....... $50
2049 35th ST. NV 8 rooms. .......... 1880
Alb Franklin ST, oms.............. 1880
APARTMENTS. I.
The vivans, 1928 G st. NV. 5r and b. $40 90
Hammond Court. Both and Q SITS, 6r., b. 40 90
The Vivans, Ar and b..........-...... IS 90
The Viyans 1923 G ST. NV 4r. and b. 80 .OO
The Navarro 2l5 E NV. 5r and b.. q so
1T22 18th NV, 6r.-and b., I'd floor. 2O.5C
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-.
PANY. REAL Estate DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-25 ST. NV; 5000; IN GOOD
condition. CHAS. E. BANES. 1921 F st.
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FOR RENT-WANTED-TO SUPPLY DEMAND
for houses renting from $50 to $40. WHIT
MERrMARVIN co. Qnc.). Home Life bids. =
opposite Treasury ocl6-tf
FOR RENT-D. q. THOMPSON & co. 1885 NV.
1145 18th NV Or. $ 1872 Ben I'd DC Or. w1O 80
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FOR SALE-RENT. $3O4.SO. PRICE, ONLY
". 100. Two good Groom houses zone brick
other frame) good St; always rented to good.
ditiOn.
O. NJ BRYANT. warder Bldg. 9th and F.
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-2 STORY BRICK HOUSE NORTH
west to rooms; must have rear yard and
nrsf floor Kitchen and modern improvements:
prefer st. Pauls parish: mean business and
have good cash payment; state price, house
number. trust and size Of lot o no notice taken
Address Box 16. Star office.
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CENTRAL NORTHWEST

CENTRAL NORTHWEST
On leading thorouehfarc. convenient to the
DOWNTOWN business section, a soIidly AMI SUBJ
stantially built residence: TWO-STORY
pressed brick bay-window front; 4 rooms on
main floor: s rooms and modern bath on Sec
ond floor: large 2antries and closets: in excel
lent condition throughout: fine concrete cellar;
furnace heat; 20 IT. front. 1t may be many
day before You have another chance to hug an
admirable home like this for such a low figure
N. L. SALISBURY. Exclusive Agent,
71Q-C1 OF
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FOR RENT-COLONIAL STYLE; A NEARLY
Groom and bath brick; hot-water heat;
por. tab: stationary washstand: near 2 car
lines: one fare to any part Of city. 52S Co
lumbia read NV. Rent So. 80.
MOORE HILL Unc). 1898 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-A FARM OF 40 ACRES; GROOM
dwelling and two tenement houses. stable and
tior, $40 per month rcut.. Apply to ~ D.,
iWATERS + son. $40 Pa ave. NV, nozo 81,
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FOR SALE-IF YOU WANT FINE HOUSE
let me show you. my corner brick residence.
spiendidiy located NV. with II rooms and
modern bath. and with Kitchen main floor.
for $4,000. 1 am sure that you will buy it il
You look at it. Address FINE CORNER. Star
Office. no2O-4t
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FOR SALE-EAsY TERMS: SMALL CASH PAY.
! ment. balance monthly; slx detached cottages
six rooms, water. electric light: one car fare
10 minutes ride to city.
BENZ. =. EDWARDS. TIT 18th ct. NV.
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FOR PENTHOUSE 1s41 coRcoRAN ST.. q
stories, south front. o large rooms, many clos.
cts; Anil. dining room on first floor. Rent.
$50, II. l.. RUST,
seZOtf 4n2 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-NEAR 10TH AND 8 SITS. NV,
splendid brick residence With II rooms. porce.
excellent condition; great bargain at 5000.
WILL1GE, GIBBS & DANIEL, 6O3 & GD5 18th
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JAMES F. SHEA. e4s La. ave. NV.

JAMES F. SHEA. CAB La. ave. NV.
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fSSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
PROPERTY.
The above Is only partial list Of the proper.
ties In our charge. but VIII be glad to fur
2ish complete bulletins on application at this
0nice. ~ ~
THOs. J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
1914 + ST. NV. adjoining the New willard
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FOR RENT-ALIAN r.
lT6l Park I'd. Tor. hSS0. 90
So7 Z Cap. Or. h.. no. 80
Rear 1904 Park I'd.
stable and Or. 40
go X I av. Or. b. 1000
$50 N NV. Or. b. 81. so
~ ! ne, 11r. b. 40. 80
leoe iAth. Dc. b.. 30. %
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A Womar's Rioht,

Whether the right to go through 4
husbands pockets is guaranteed by a
wife's marital endowment of all his
worldly goods, or whether II is a con.
stitutional right In the pursuit OF hap.
piness. or whether II is Just because
she needs the money and will have It.
right or no right. law or no law. this
essentially feminine privilege has long
been accepted as one OF the necessary
evils Of married life. says writer in
the Baltimore American. Few men
would take the matter into court even
with a chance OF success. because the
pocket graft is much cheaper in the
end than alimony, and few courts with
proper regard for their own dignity
would prohibit wives from going
through their husbands pockets.
since there Is no earthly way Of pre-
venting them,
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POOR ST. HELM.
BRITISH GOVERNMENT PROPOSES
TO WITHDRAW GARRISON.
History Of Island Over Which There
Is = Lively Controversy at the
Present Time.

The proposition Of the British gov
ernment to withdraw the military gar
rison from the Island OF St. Helena.
made famous as the mid-ocean prison
OF Napoleon. has aroused a storm OF
protest in that country and turned the
eyes of the world IN the direction Of
the little rock-ribbed speck In the
Mediterranean.
The Island Of St. Helena was first
discovered 404 years ago by the Por-
tuguese. For short period II was
occupied by the Dutch and during the
last 233 years II has been a British
possession, partly under the East In.
dia company and more recently under
the crown. Its exterior Is precipitous.
barren, and somewhat forbidding in
appearance, but inland there are
some $1,000 acres of tableland with
good vegetable soil clothed with pas
ture and vegetation of the richest
kind. The oak and the bamboo. with
fruits and flowers OF many kinds, also
cotton, coffee, castor oil. bananas.
olives. sugar cane. tobacco. aloes and
New Zealand fax, all flourish there.
The island scenery is charming and
picturesque. The climate is temper
ate and one OF the most healthy to be
found in any part of the world 1t
has an abundant supply of pure fresh
water. and many kinds of fish. suit
able for food. are found around its
coasts. In time OF war II could be
entirely self-supporting.
st. Helena has rendered valuable
service to the British empire in the
past. Long before the Suez canal, II
served as a place OF call for home
ward-bound vessels from the East In
the year 1876. the celebrated astrono-
mer. Haley. paid 1t a visit for imports.
ant observations. Later on 1t was
used as a residence for Napoleon. and
after that as q naval station and de.
pot when Great Britain was engaged
In the suppression Of the slave trade.
Still later It was used for the safe
keeping Of DiniIslu and other Zu.
lu chiefs. and even still more recently
for some 5000 Boer prisoners Of war.
II is now one OF the most important
stations for the all-British telegraph
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cable between Great Britain and he,
Eastern possessions and with its safe
roadstead and important strategical
position for naval base, would doubt.
less be of further use to the empire as
a coaling station, both for naval and
mercantile purposes. Considering how
simple II would be in time of war
erectually to block the Suez canal.
st, Helena may again be needed. As
. sanatorium for sick soldiers and
sailors serving in West Africa it would
have no equal.
That II is not sentiment alone which
has caused the protest against the
proposed abandonment of the island
is evident, for the protestants declare
that to any one who understands the
strategic value Of the island to the
empire. 1t seems incredible that the
present government, for the sake of
economy. would dismantle the forts
and withdraw the troops Such a
step. they say, would be unwise, for IL
practically means the abandonment OF
q most important naval and military
position,
With st, Helena in the hands of a
hostile power. It is declared the ada.
cent admiralty depot at Ascension
island would BE- utterly useless. And
then In addition It Is pointed out that
the removal OF the little garrison
would mean the serious depreciation
OF private property. as well as ruin
to most of the colonists. whe recently
were led to believe that they would
have the government support, and
were thus led to invest their money
there.
1t is suggested that st. Helena ought
to be formed into permanent naval
coaling station. and in the meantime
It seems Imperative TO keep a small
garrison there to keep the fortifioa,
tons. guns, barracks. roads, water
works and other valuable property in
repair, and to prevent the place from
falling into other hands. At the same
time they say the imperial government
might reasonably be expected to make
an annual grant to encourage native
industries. which for want of capital
are unable TO make headway.
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Woman Tend, Llehtheu..,

Ida Lewis. keeper OF the Lime Rock
light. In Newport harbor. at Sc years
OF age. Is still on the rock where she
has been for so years and the number
OF lives she has saved has increased to
Is. Night after night she keeps the
vigil she has kept for more than $4,000
nights. Her father was appointed
keeper Of the station In 1854 and. be.
coming a paralytic. II years Of the 2s
that he was in charge the actual work
devolved upon his daughter.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
1t pays to trade at the Spot Cash.

1t pays to trade at the Spot Cash.
Plenty of money to loan on Delta
real estate. MILTON R. WEIGH.
MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates on
farm and city property.
STEPHAN & OBERr.
Plenty of money to loan, cheap. Abb
stracts will be furnished.
FRED N. DICKERSoN
Why pay 10 per cent for money when
you can get all you want of KING &
STEWART at per cent.
Treat your family to bucket of
chill from Smiths Lunch Wagon.
For California hams at rock bottom
prices go to the wide-a-wake grocery
store; viz: Scofield's.
per cent money to loan on short no.
tice on all good applications.
STEPHAN & OBERr.
If you wish to buy set of those
beautiful dishes at Scofeld's, you must
do so at once; they are gong fast.
Good pasture for horses and cows, at
Sl.O0 month.-See R. J. Coffey.
Hot lnuch for school children at
Smiths Lunch Wagon.
For SALE-A limited number of
shares of Leon Lake reservoir stock.
Call on Porter Plumb
For the best of groceries, at lowest
prices, courteous treatment and prompt
delivery. go to Scofield's.
For SALE-One good work team and
wagon. Inquire of VIM. Artibee, first
house north of ]. P. Kernohans' in
North Delta.
largest three layer cake in town for
S5c., white or yellow, at the Royal
Bakery.
For secondhand fire-proof safe for
sale cheap see Scofield. Delta, Colorado.
For RENT-for light housekeeping.
small furnished house. Inquire of
Mrs. Il. J. Lockhart, corner of sth and
Grand avenue, Delta.
LosT-A pair of silver-bow glasses.
Finder is requested to return same to
Mrs. Hastings, or to this office if more
convenient.
KING 4 STEWART make loans payable
on or before maturity at eight per
cent. tt
WANTED-to rent or buy, five or six
room dwelling. State particulars to
INDEPENDENT office.
The Royal Bakery will have hot rolls
and warm bread ready each week day
morning.
Get the habit Of taking your Sunday
dinners at the Home Cafe.
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Publicity.

Robbie. hope you didn't tell your
mother that you saw me kissing sister
last night"
Nope. didn't have to. Sis walked
US all up at midnight, when you went
homo. and told 1t herself"
cots MAxAsin>,
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whats the matter with the kid
collie" asked the convict.
"Yes."
What you goin' to give 'im?"
THE best thing I know of-hve
drops OF whiskey In a teaspoonfuf Of"
NO you don't" said the man behind
the gun. You're old enough to know
better. What you want to poison the
kid for? They gave me whiskey. 1t
bustS the collie all right. but 1t cuts
an cary pattern for suit Of clothes
like I'm wearin'. Don't you do It,"
But can't you see he's getting fran.
tic? It's an emergency case-the only
remedy at hand. Besides, what does
man In your position know about
babies?"
Know" With the word the convict
grinned down the gun barrel. II ought
to know considerable. I've got six. an
they came double-file. two at a time"
What In thunder did you give them
for colic?" Allison was growing i'm.
patient. There was only brief inter.
val new between the youngsters
yells.
mere, let me have im, said the
convict, lowering his rifle to con
'ehieht position under his arm. i
can bring the kid out OF his fit in
ABOUT three ~lnks.
h'ue duDiousiy, Allison handed
over the baby.
LOOK over the shelves In there, and
get down the bottles OF peppermint
anu ginger.
ror the hrst time In MS lie Allison
ooeyed the command OF convict.
rour iour drops OF each INTO tea
spoonful OF sweetened warm water
nat the ticket NOW come in mere
oy the nre and well pull the pains out
.hls kiu stomach
"neh ne opens MS mouth again.
drop IN the goods, said the convict,
aiter they reached the hearth. There;
'hat hhe ana DANDY. Hell sputter Tor
WINE ont the ginger VIII soon SLACK
en- the tension. He wrapped the baby
IN the blanket Allison had previously
discarded ano heid MIN close over the
nre. me quicker he gets up sweat
the quicker nell come out o
ne was interrupted by trample oi
heavy feet down the corridor. The
blamed fools. he said loudly, turning
from the crate. They're comm
through the Kat Hole before the outer
gate Is opened. The keys. the keys.
quick, ne spoke sharp. and tossed
the baby into Allisons arms NO.
uOn mean IL. IheN ought TO Kent In
side TIL give the word. Let me to tho
BACK door.
heiiy, Kelly cried chorus or
voices outside. and the cry was fol-
lowed by fuslade OF shots.
Get down low. and cover the kid.
SAID the convict. as he crossed the
room and ieaped through the door in.
to the outer corridor In full view OF
the advancing mob.
Here. here. Kelly. open the gate.
shouted those In the lead.
Back through the Rat Hole, you
fools. Kelly replied. The keys amt
delivered"
Get EN-. you coward. answered
the bowling gang.
Already the guards were running
along the top of the wall. to get range
on the escaping prisoners without
shooting toward the house.
Three shots cracked from the dense
mass OF striped men, and Kelly fell
back against the door. He crswled out
near the wall and. fiat upon the floor OF
the corridor. leveled his rife at the
mob. You blamed blunderheads:
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-02
mitDynamitine Church,

There was sensation in the Criminal
Court in Wilkes-Baue, Pc, yesterday
when Stephen Savage confessed on the
witness stand that he was one Of the men
who wrecked the Welsh Congregational
Church, at E1wardsville, near Wilkes
Barre, two years ago by dynamite.
Savage and Joseph Chunowsky were
arrested sometime ago, charged with the
crime. According 10 Savage's confession,
he and Chunowsky met in saloon in
Edwardsvile, where they were told by
two men that if they destroyed the church
they would receive 1925, which money,
it was alleged, was to be paid by certain
saloonkeepers who had been refused
liquor licenses by the court.
In order to get the money Savage
claimed that he and Chunowsky went to
the church with several sticks of dyna-
mite and placed them under the front
part of the building. Savage said he was
Too drunk to get over fence nearby, but
that Chunowsky did so and lighted the
fuse.
In his testimony Chunowsky denied
most emphaticslly the statement made
by Savage. He claimed dat he knew
nothing about the explosion until some
time after it had occurred.