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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, A COMPETENT
lady sJenOgaDher in a laTFe music establishment:
one having general Office experience preferred; good
salary and permanent position. Address in own
handwriting BOX g. Washington Herald Office.
sol0-5s
WANTED - / THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
white woman, good cook and laundress, for gen
eFal housawork ia family q two Call between p
and 1880 noon. Tuesday NJ APARTMENT Is. The
Cumberland Thomas Circle.
WANTED-COLORED COOK FOR SMALL FAM
ly: cut Of ct: way paid; pastry cook. chamber
maid waitress. and paI.Or maid, for city. FISHER
AGENCY. As 10th ST. nw. ssl05t
WANTED-THREE VEGETABLE COOKS. TWO
storeroom women iNhitel. for hotel, BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY, 5J5 10Th nv. sel0A
ANTED-REsPECTABLE COLORED GIRL. l6
OF is years old. % assist in light housekeeping
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so Lincoln S., Anacostia, ID. c. seloG
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
WILLIAM C0RC0RAN HILL,
500 H st. Tel. Main 1888 and 1884

UNFINISHED
Year 1903 \ av, lsr 2b SIS 70
il Conn aT' F 90 70 I s5Sy r. ~ f' z 80 e
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20 isih 81 Isr 900 20 i5,h ST. Ior ID. $500
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Improved and unimprOved prop
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Money loaned, lowest rates Of
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Liverpool, Eng. The Hanover Fire
ms Co., Of New York.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
For Rent.

FOR RENT-sTORE II THE NEW CONGREs-
sionaI apartment house, Isl and East Capitol sts :
viii be Etted up as drug store. VITA fixtures soda
fountain and dgcoratioIs Il suit tenant. excellent
stand special Inducements VIII be made to desirable
psrty. THOMAS J. FISRER & CO., Inc. l4l4 T
Il NV J2i-u
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1913 ST. NV; RENO
waited Throughout spacious new elevator; steam
heat. uexceled iauIlor service excellent ONCE
rooms on fourth G01r. NE-u
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
September 9Th TO September 18th, inclusive.
Going-s:25 ard Il q n. 30 and $40 ?. n
RetuTning-s:Sl a. m. l2.i5. 2 and 7. n.
SATURDAY, SEPT. ITH
Gosng-e25 and i a. n, 90. $40 795. and as p n.
ReturninE-5:s0 a. H.. I2a5 2 G. S. and 10 2. n
SUNDAY. SEPT. 18TH.
Returning a m. 12,lj. go. G. S. and 10 ?. L.
Going-An trains leave District Line Station.
PAUL Y WATERS.
General Manager.
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CHICAGO. .e1o 3. n. 80. $50 2. n
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
.9.lG q. M. = % 3. NJ. $50 uisat
PITTSBCRG, SIC g. n, sl-z. $40 p. L. ia
aiglt.
CLEVELAND. se.i1 p. n
COLCMBES $50 D. 70.
WHEELING, -glo a. m. $50 2 n.
WINCHESf Err $40 o. m. 50 800 ?. n
FREDERICK, fs-1. 1910. s9;I5 T. N, .. i4115s
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You Should
Can. write. or phone for Catalogue Of Drsughon's
Suencerian Business College link q DraughOu's ia
nous chain q THIRTY Colleges Catalogue contains
evidence tlat Draughon's teach more Bookkeeping
In THREE months than any other business college
teaches IN SIX months. that about Is per cent Of
the ufhCIsl court reporters Of the United States
write ug system Of Shorthand that Draughous
teach; q az railroad companies cutting railroad
wires ITO Drsughons Teiegrapisy Departments
thereby giving Draughons TeleETaphy students MAIN
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TON or REFUND every cent 81 the tuition yoB
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

C. e. SLOAN 4 Co. IlI q ST Nv, WILL
sell SEX j. 1917 goods stored with the People,
Storage and E,prcss Company. in the names q
Mary Hamilton. Cant LomaX. l. WOo6ley. q. II.
Boston Fannie Duval Annie Cant, and Victoria
Green. @. r. CLIFFORD / CO., I'D III 81 nw.
seScs
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE.
FURNISHED.

Cor. Sd and D sts NV. Wen furnished rooms and
apartments. private baths rates reasonable tran
sients taken. ac I'd Vet
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Reservation Of Sleeping Cr Parlsr Car space rates
q fare &c. VIII be quickly furnished 81 IEl4E-
PHONE at al cf the following Ticket tr.1es l4ll q
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Ave TtiepL1ue Main r. Station. y E Jerse5 ave-
and c st.-TiSket Oface Telephone East c.. lnfor-
nation EureaE. Eas. -
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FOR ORANGE GROVE.

FOR SALE-NINE ACRES. LOCATED AT HOL-
lister. Putnam County. Pa. on Atlantic Coast
Line r. r.. z miles from Palatka. junction Of four
railroads; four acres in cultivation 20 oranges,
peaches. grapes pums. and pears; so orange trees.
20 now bearing; nice sjI-room house On grove Ap-
ply HENRY OHAGAN. 5l7 18th st. NV. Wash
ington. d. G. sel073t
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LOST

LOsT-WHITE FOX TERRIER; BLACK AND
lemon on face; answers 20 name Of Nellie tag
Ne. 598 chain attached when last seen: strayed
from owner on Bowen road (near District lnel sun
day; liberal reward. E. ~ VAN NESS as T S.
nv. selO-3t
mond ring. Reward If returned to 10 10Th 81. DIV.
sel0-3t
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October 8. 1907. Remember the date,
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FLAT FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS AND BATH
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26

out IN huge chair in The laboratory with unruffed
brow. and idly twiddling fingers
II he litigation, Mr. Hatch" said the latter with
out turning
Well, there a dozen cases in when he
IS interested one way or another" Hatch informed
nm; but there is one particularly"
something about property rights | rnaqine."
interrupted the scientist.
NeS, SAID the reporter There's fortune in
VOWED, and vast deal of real estate \ business
partner OF Mills, Martin PendeXter by name died
three or four Years ago and his grandson now about
twenty-five years old. is suing TO recover certain
money and property from Mills. alleging that Mills
assumed II as his own when Pendexter died
Mills has steadily refused 90 into the matter or
even uiS'uSS It, and finally the boy brought the suit
III mas been postponed several times; but it to
come up for hearing soon"
Mr.. Mills, then, holds title to this propertv?"
inquired The Thinking Machine
presume II he hadn't felt safe in his position
ne would not have permitted the matter TO 90 into
court replied Hatch. Il figure that Mills does
mold release from Pendexter of the property and
intends to produce ii in court He has advised the.
poy several times not TO sue but would never give
a reason"
Oh and for long time the scientist sat silent.
% eourse-of course he unused, half aloud
hen the ghost woman of the"
And there's another thing, Hatched rushed
on lmpatlently. Detective Downev told me
little While ago the police have established the den
tty OF at least one person who was in the study
that night by the Kit of tools left behind His name
IS RubV Reagan"
Ruby Reagan" repeated the scientist thought
fully, oh yes. He's asleep in the next room
there
The Thinking Machine was talking; Mills De-
tectlVe Mallory, and Hutchinson Hatch were listen
ing.
There is no puzzle about it at all >" declared the
scientist Briefly what happened was this: \ burglar
was employed by man who is suing YOU Mr. Mills
10 80 INTO your study and find, indeed such thing
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10


Quite u good deal of II. Hatch responded. q" IL
looks us If some one, whoever jumped Was thrown
out, received some nasty cuts. The edges OF the
glass stained
The Thinking Machine nodded. 1t IS established
beyond al question that the woman who screamed
that second time not one ot those the house:
he asked.
Oh, YES. returned Hatch confidently. They
had all retired after the first fright, and the second
didn't even arouse them. They didn't know OF
Q BrIcn $ disappearance until morning
The police have found nothing vet
Not Vet The articles left IN the room. 81
Course.-thc ha' and coat and burglars tools.-arc
clue that they are working ON. They might c,jab-
We'll ven have 10 find the man who jumped"
remarked the scientist rlacIdIv. When we do
that We can 90 somewhere with this affair"
" Yes, when We DO that Hatch agrcci. with a
grin.
OF course we can do il :" Strapped The Thinking
Machine " Here we scci, . man with neither hat
nor ovcr,oat who is cur III, vii N g>s possibly, badly
wounded
But he's the sort of man who would sctttlc 10
cover like a scared rabbit Hatch protested.
Wouldn't matter how badly hurt he was # he
could walk ne would hide a"
You seem to think MIR. Hatch. that lcAping
throloh a window talirs All the GLASS ,,itb ,,, i
falling twenty feet to a hard pavement is a rival
affair ,icrI.r,d The scientist cralI,dt II ~
wasn't badly hurt, its miracle; there
fore He stopped abruptly and sQutntcd at
the newspaper man. Il m going TO state case
and ask YOU 4 question" he went ON suddenly
Before | do il I'll write the answer YOU Will give
this bit of paper. You are an intelligent man;
So II demonstrate to YOU how intelligent minds
in the channel"
He scrubbed few words hurricdv folded The
paper twice and handed il TO the renortrr
e Now YOU are the burglar" he resumed "a r
man perhaps well known to the police You
iumpcd from that window and b,,rt Yourself So;
can't afford to run the slightest risk Of capture.
too near the scene Of the affair and Won tel y
story for Your condition What could
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Your Ruby Reagan. Mr. Mallory and from h.-.
learned Just what happened tirst-a woInaa n
Wh'te, ghost woman, obviously woman ,~ ,re
house. White lacy gowns are not popular for street.
wear at two O clock IN the morning"
wonder II tins Is absolutely necessary. NJ Eln
lShSen: interrupted Mills. His face was white /
think understand, and assure votI the matte Is
taken a personal turn which may a gree cal
10 me and my family
The Thinking Machine waved his hand as i re
matter dismissed
For YOUR benefit Mr. Mills" continued tfe sci-
ehtlSt Will state that the motive for the CIR
was one which reflected her great courage am her
LOYALTY 10 Nou-perh>pS AZ the time her ird
Tor another man. Do YOU follow me? In some way
perhaps the man told her-She learned of the Ian
TO engage Reagan for the work and she could ave
learned OF that only from the man bv a relation MP
which partook of love for him. Her LOYALTY o. YOU
ana natural desire To this man name IN
Your eyes, led her 10 seek in person TO recover The
document. IL merely happened that they both
VISITED the study the same night
The Thinking Machine stopped as if that was all
hut mere go on, Detective Mallory insisted i
want 10 know the rest
suppose, Mr.. Mallory, that YOU find Reagan tor
yourself suggested The Thinking Machine after
long pause. = | did it. Surely YOU can
W here is he, Where did You see him."
saw nm at my house, responded the scientist
cdiihlE- L lett INN there 10 come here; but man
VINO ConleSSeS what he confessed 70 me doeSn stay
AT place like that if he can help il The matter Is
have stated 1t, Mr.. Mills. Your reason for refusing
70 give the young man explanation of Your hold
ing the property IS good one dare say. III not
question II"
III tell YOU" famed Mills suddenly "IIe IS not
really the grandson of Pendexter i will be CONF
peled TO show that If he sues ne-that Ii why have
advised him not To sue
imagined as much, said The Thinking Machine
kuby Reagan left the home of The Thinking Ne
chlne IN cab late that night And few DAYS later
lhe fendeXter suit was Withdrawn by the plaintl T.
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JAPS ALLOWED TO ARM.
Disaster Will Follow an Attack by
Mob at Seattle.

Portland, Ore, Sep. ia special
dispatch TO the Cregpnlan from Seattle
says: japanese Consul ). Hisamidzu
has appealed to Chief of Police Wap-
penstein to prevent the exclusion
league from holding any kind of 4
demonstration th1y might lead 10 in
citing an irresponsible element and
causing a series of race riots in Seat
tie. similar demand upon the police
chief has been made hy some of the
newspapers, and Chief Wappenstein
today assured the Japanese consul that,
whatever happened, he would gJarar-
tee that the Asiatic quarters are not
invaded by a mob. The Japanese cen
sui declared that his cOuntTyinen are
not arming themselves to resist al at
tack. and he insisted the Japanese
would do nothing 30 incite trouble and
relied wholly upon the police force to
protect them. Efforts of the exclusion
league to compel che chief of police to
disarm the Japanese and Chinese will
not have any effect upon the Officials.
They will pay no more attention to
storage of arms IN foreigners homes
than they will in american homes, but
will arrest any person, native or for
eign, who is found to be carrying gun.
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ANOTHER VISIT OVER HERE
General Booth Leaves London for a
Trip to Canada and United
States.

London. Sept. 13.-Men and women
wearing uniforms of the Salvation
Army filled Euston railroad station
this morning, a large party having as
sembled to bid farewell to General
Booth, who left London for Liverpool,
where he will embark on the Allan line
steamer Virginian, for Quebec, in
which city he will begin campaign.
which is to extend over Canada and
the United States. The "seventy-e
years young" general, as he describes
himself appeared as hearty as posi-
bic. considering his age. From the rail
road car he handed the reporters a
message, as follows:
"Once more, goodbye, dear old Eng
land / leave your shores on what /
believe is the Masters business. As I
contemplate the future, / rely more
than ever on the panacea for lessening
the ruins, inequalities and tyrannies of
the world, namely. the regeneration of
the individual by the power of God"
Before entering his car General
Booth presided at a prayer meeting al
the station.
Commissioner NicOl, Colonel Lawley
and Brigadier Cox accompanied Gen
eTal Booth to Canada.
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POSTPONE THE CONVENTION
Republicans Give Way on Sept. 20, to
Allow Sham Battle.

Because a sham battle was scheduled
to be given in this city on Sept 26 the
date for the holding of the Republican
city convention has been changed to Sept.
z. The convention will assemble in the
Fifth ward amusement hall at IL O'Clock
in the morning. The primaries will be
held Tuesday evening, Sept "a. at s
O'Clock The First ward districts will
meet at the city hall, the Second ward at
the amusement hall on Grant avenue,
Third ward in Mound Fort amusement
hall, Fourth ward at court house and Fifth
ward at Fifth ward amusement hall.
The convention will be composed of 12f
delegates, appOrtioned as follows: First
ward, .; Second ward. 10; Third ward, p;
Fourth ward, So; Fifth ward, g.
As the date for the convention draws
nearer the number of candidates for the
various offices increases. Yesterday w.
j. CritchlOw. the present city recorder.
announced himself a candidate for re-
nomination. This makes three men in the
race for that Office-E. P Brown David
Jensen and Mr.. CritchIow Another to
come forth with an announcement yester-
day was Seth Thomas, who is out after
the treaSurership. Notwithstanding that
the announcement has been made that r.
A. Moves was a candidate for reelection
10 that office. he is not candidate. and
so far Mr.. Thomas and Fred F. Dalton
VIII fight it out for the nomination
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TILLAAN AROUSES CROWD
Southern Senator Discusses Race
Problem of the South Be-
fore Ogden Audience.

Senator Benjamin r. Tillman was in
Ogden yesterday and last evening deliv-
cred an address at the Grand opera house
on 1.-The Race Problem From Southern
Viewpoint" Mr.. Tillman was not at his
best on account of having contracted a
heavy cold. which affected his throat
making speaking difficult. Notwithstand-
ing this handicap he held his audience in
closest attention for three hours. There
was one colOred man in his audience. The
house was well filled, however. and much
enthusiasm was aroused by the eloquent
speaker.
Senator Tillman arrived in ogden over
the Rio GTande Western and was received
by a committee appointed by the mayor
for that purpose and escorted to the We
Der club. where a banquet was served at
6 o'clock. Among those at the banquet
were Mayor E. NJ. ConIoy. NJ. S. Brown
ing, DR.. r. S. Joyce, John Pingree, Judge
J. A. Howell. DR.. A. F. Condor. DR. c. F.
Coulter, II. II. Spencer. Judge A. r. Hey
wood, II. W. Civilians, G.. J. Humphreys
and Judge Valentine Gideon.
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FOUL DYNAMITE OUTRAGE
Office of the News-Herald at Joplin
Mo-, Wrecked by Political
Enemies.

Joplin, Mo, Sept. 13.-Unknown persons
exploded dynamite in the two presses and
four linotype setting machines of the
News-HeTald, the local afternoon paper,
causing damage amounting to $4,000 Six
packages of dynamite of two sticks each
were used One package had been placed
in each of the four linotype machines.
All of the linotype machines were wrecked
and one of the presses was badly dam
aged. The dynamite In the other press
failed to explode.
p f. Burton, manager of the News
Herald, said tonight:
The outrage was perpetrated by per
sons who oppose the policies of decency
advocated by the News Herald"
Mr.. Burton offered reward of 81 900
for the apprehension of the guilty persons
Every window in the building, which is
situated at Fourth and Joplin streets, in
the heart of the business district, was
broken. No one was in the building when
the explosion occurred.
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Ogden Briefs.

A RUNAWAY.-A delivery team belong
ing to T. B. Evans ran away on Twenty
sixth street last evening and collided with
A surrey belonging to Wright & Sons. The
aged.
GOING To EUREKA.-The degree team
of the local lodge of Eagles will go to
Eureka on Sunday to initiate big class
for the Eureka lodge. The local lodge has
accepted an invitation to attend the ceIe-
bration of Landing day at Goldfield,
Oct Is.
HELD FOR TRIAL.-Jim Hay. who was
arrested a short time ago for stealing a
dress suit case from a man named SuIli-
van at the Union depot. was arraigned in
police court yesterday morning and held
under $500 bail for the district court s. e
DAILY was also arraigned and held under
like amount of bail
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TRANSFER WILL TAKE
PLACE ABOUT OCT.

Portland. Ore, Sept. &c. NJ. Sc
crist. general manager of the Pacific
Fruit Express company. with head
quarters at Chicago. is in Portland for
the purpose of establishing a locaI
service of this department of the Har-
Timan system in Portland. The Harri-
man interests have succeeded to the
refrigerator car business heretofore
conducted on the Pacific coast By she
Armour car line.
The transfer Of the business at Port
land from the Armour people t. the
Hartman representatives will De If
fected about Oct. 1. The new ownaI
viii be prepared to inaugurate the serv-
ice with about I 500 cars. Others are
being manufactured at the rata-of forty
d day. The company proposes TO have
$500 of these cars, and all necessary
equipment.
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FIVE YEARS FOR QUINN.
County Attorney Thinks Lucas SEN
tence Was Too Liuht,

In the district court yesterday Judge
J. A Howell sentenced Stephen quinn to
tlve years IN the state prison for burglary
in the second degree. Quinn Was the
partner of Thomas K. Lucas. who was
permitted to plead guilty to attempting
20 commit burglary in the second degree
and was subsequently sentenced to serve
ten months in the penitentiary.
The reason given for letting Lucas off
30 easily was that he aided the Officers
by informing on his fellow prisoners in
the county jail when a delivery was
planned. Yesterday the county attorney
stepped into the case and it is altogether
likely that Lucas will have to stand trial
on two additional charges. The county at
tOrney does not consider the penalty i'm
posed as heavy enough. Accordingly he
has prepared complaints charging Lucas
with burglary in the second degree also
with attempted burglary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-14
Buggy WILL RETAIN
CHARGE OF ABE RUFF

san Francisco, Sept. 12.-'The selec-
ton of w. j. Buggy as chief % police
mas raised d question as TO the future
custody of Abe Ruef, vino has been
kept at the former home Of SchrlItZ, on
Fillmore street, guarded by I}igsy a.
elisOr. under appointment of Judge
Dunno. While Biggy has made no stale
ment as to his plan in tn; matter. II
is said that tho 2~osecuting officials IN
tend to continue Ruef in Biggy's Gus
tody and that he will IN all likelihOn
be made to occupy a cell in the city
prison.