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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
JAP GOODS
EXHIBIT

That Yokohama merchants /,
aoon 20 equip a large vessel ~
samples u japanese nerchsnax
which is 20 be sent 20 this c0szs:y
for the purpose of intro4sclng =
pan made goods seems 70 te u >
sured fact II viii also Wait nsf
co. Central America and SEQ
America. II IL said that the aun
psny which has charge u de .
deFtaklng has already raiasd q
yeas for the purpose When lsazs
representative q the NJ Furzn
company was sect ioday ke 1t.
that Japan fitted ous a zimllaz So
sel last year and sent Il TO Eafes&
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LECTURES TONIGHT

Prof. Herman A. gehumse1r
professor Of economies at the rft
versity Of Bonn. Germany. ana -
head Of the Commercial CollAss Z
Cologne. Is a guest AZ the ssFw
hotel. on a lecturing tour Am1{
the colleges and universities 4
the United States. having hstt y
pointed 20 the Emperur VIII
Professionally az Columbia uhaffr
atty. where be gave q ilyeE,usf
course of lectures.
He viii lecture at the UnlsenST
Of Washington this evening
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
FOUND INSANE

Christian Science. opposed -
probate law. suffered defeat before
Judge AiberfsOn yesterday. and
Theophilua Elliott. a farmer from
Adelaide, WIS committed 70 tue
stellacoom insane asylum. IN spite
81 his wife's claim that doctors AMI
nayluma can do blm NO good. aud
that Christian Science has kept him
from violence and will continue ~
do 30.
Elliott was arrested az Adelaide
on the complaint u n nelRhbor
Ills wife. after sending for the au.
th0ritica. refused TO make com.
plant against him A commission
IT physicians examined the man
aud declared MIN insane.
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MORGAN WONT
TALK At ALL

LIVERPOOL. March a2.--J. pier
pant Morgan arrived this morning.
and % the wapaprrmen said that
he had never avou suggested a VISIT
Of tho railway presidents 20 fresis
dent Roosevelt lie refused 70 dis
cuss the railroad question. and said
his whole attention would be occu.
pied ~ good thing In the Grand
National race this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22
MANY CHILDREN II
LIBRARY

when 30 children presented iks,.
selves yesterday IN the public ,
bray At the ehildrsn's story ssE.I4
period. the squad u little tots HI
20 be divided into three brnnehz Y
Miss J. y. Gardner. head q u
circulating department The 60
dcen were told the tale q "ns<1
and the Muskrat~ from the Tltia1
SA LEGENDS.
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GILL GIVES UP
HIS STEPS

Councilman ~ GIN proposed al
meeting Of the street commit.
tee yesterday that the controversy
over the proposed concrete steps
down the Lake Washington bluff
on East James -. over which 10
much unpleasantness vas aroused.
between Mr Gill and J. M Neint.
ling and others. be dripped
There WAS also a long discussion
yesterday over the grading uf
Tbirty seventh aY-. which affects
the Eafue property owners. all Of
whom opposed GIL
The property owners alieEe that
they wtli not receive benefits com.
nenHurafe 10 che cost
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apanl ana Vlrnlnla p

Nat Koih aud Bessie Mariove
have a strong serio.eomedy sketch
af the Star thsater this wek. The
man plays an artist, reduced 10 his
last crust, and the girl IL 3 slave
There are six other strong acts al
the Star theater.
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Al the Lyrle.

THE sultan Of Morocco" finishes
It's successful run az the Lyric 70
morrow night. @Teery. WeeEy." a
new musical ooneoctlou viii follow,
opening Sunday night
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"a Cowboys Girl" closes az the
Seattle thcater tomorrow night II
wlil be followed b "A Jolly Ameri.
can Tramp" piece which is said
TO be a. funny as the law allows
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Friends wlii be given a, the
Lois toniEhts tomorrow afternoon
and tomorrou nifhi. and vii then
give way 10 Moths. which should
prove a strong attraction Friends
has ben playing 20 big houses.
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FanchIon Gives eaIl.

Earl Fanchion. whose automobile
a week ago run down Miss Nelma
Franklin NJ the corner Of n0fen
and Pike. and who yesterday sur
rendered 20 the police. was re
leased under cash bail Of 500 on a
charge OF reckless driving
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HHNlN. Ht=" - HaNN - NaAaaH
ns4saaatis ffisss ana sa0 terms
fEN rAH CE&T nfM N1ENT IL itaMh
NtftuEftH
eENrsinf anALsd 90. s5 ASSES
Mesi H~siiae - 2
NIfsELT- aHEzdHf = 1hKEkk
Hsai EsIata sEt tHaafanEss
~ Asftea 81
= - y ovess ssssa fs~ 49,. E.
fsas 80 fssseouss Nlstas. Wifa ~ ~
E-s 80 - f-@Es . 81 s - lsgas
80 hss sees seattle arf fanafss. 90 r.,
tssaftan AZ ssssi ans rtsafsa ssaeeaiksa
- 80 = s,' = - , .sss s = -
49, sAissm4a. Raam. sns = riu.s.
- =
sTsIesI as 81 u'Tss- 81 80 sssa
81 fsst th.as rTaifsl I'LL W =
nNEs1LIA at - - -. . .sl.
seft - fssssft go 49, - hasea 80
uWaFn ~ $500 nsas nAs = =
SCENIC rAnK
afans sts~ 4 rlfs sna sasn1
rrs ffR CO. flse,llfsI - lions
81 ffsuEHH
ssHsfrtzny REALTY 81 fais siAaaa
re- - go - 49, nstfefnts
Wsss hssifta - =
nouses ANo LOIS.
nEHA 81
BARGAIN
rssn sgstass. - noefa ~ fuFuishsa
ASS - tass sa'o asa "a So
usua
~ ss.sss-nsais is so rsiff u 10 essa.
t@snss Eii ~ 9aatt slth iaisftsi y
ssuasa
nrappck. HoHuEE a ronnEFr.
ait Fmrits rhia pit msraas ~.
80 T---- 7--77---77 80 ne7sIs F-ss
~ N@ss relsa. rlsaos l. nf. EaFt MT
u
THFu EEFH . ~
Real Estate 49, inF1fRHes
y - seaFss see fiss.fs.atn hesss ~alsa
haiE fasla. ~ - piaintfaE IN ssss ffeut
efs@s e. spianfa h1tna ~ 80 rfift
q To- eaah All balanrs iqax tiHss 81 80
cert iHssFssts
q pss. New uFfo.asts - foous Hefsfr
hoaus finsfg fnishs8. atrs hsMNay witt
-. s'ss 90 .sshiir - si.snss 70 aissrss'
TIE eiss tfsfa n - TTuns an thia
C. 8 NAFrznEn Mar
go Ffannnt Ave
rtanss -fssflrs. harth 81. Residence
Nafth ~
kIrsIF faFfi siiaa tie fIsza la - szia
an reasaHsbis tsffns Ciass IN Alan sHF.
aFsi isfrs n.ansY nseA ~ feetriHF huasns
OLSEN fNFEHTMEMT co
rs nsnNr mss
East Uaina = assr slfh On esf iias
70 miHatra ftam ssfant aad PIKE. faain
eaffaae. moisfn. ruapirlfiF furuisbea sifr
tfie attufrs. pir-ed - eas y. 100. o. -
eash Price hHarhf rFnTeFff sol fNu sIN
80 ihis q : seap. Essi ti.i
Nis fnau hauar ani ies kf hieeftan
A. 30 8 fdan ecftsas ani ear safe. a. co.
tsfass si41 aH kinHs - lets a1f sfrsaEr e.
iuvrtaa n wbittisr Rlrsrtan. - 81
Marnaft va lie p
Ton fALE-IlY aursr iiu t.faain
tausr. bath hot ard eefd uster. god
piurhinK And wired ~ ushgn I've
tiorAs norih = restsr WAY On ains ~
fhans Main Mu ~
81 Oas4g tate b. West Nssitis. ciess 20
sehaaii $50 essh. taianrs small payments
West seattle. 500 cash, hsiancs muathif
TFsffn
q aoa--smaH houss On alsi ~. near Isf
fsfr1n. tosfaa. aswsr. esUrnf Wait dns
sts~ 81 90 cash. haianee ] Fssr
ai'rTrr SSnFS 4 tHSrii. ~ sa'
2u2 nsstan niaft.
Cofnff senhuH A. AMI tdiarshis NJ
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GLASSES S1.OO.

And up schuchard Co. Eve spe-
ciaiists, i10f Second az. -
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CLEOPATRA FAHK
Two good lots faf aIIH Part Haultff
pa menfa. AdfaiHiuH lots selling Hf slfd
PER lot Reason Tor Hriilur owner carry
inE inn mnnF Contracts Address Owner
fA TimrH ~ HHlinrf - ID 4
30 owner. large rioafed i0i o0Tfel. mil
one hlufk from iiHinief houIetHrd aud fars
price 500 eaHg terms phaua EHaf 0ria
BEACON NfTW
$3.50 fiHH, slightly Dot with view tf Iata
1nd mountains Terms $50 easi4 hliHnfs
o. per meath.
CHARLES o. AnAffA
300 rnlnlaH Uida ~
saa-sa sassz=-a-
CALHOUN DENNY 4 EWIna. 80.
WiW Alaska udilding
Real Hsiats. Leans ana fnsuraa-s. III
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DEAN. CIGAR.

The now quality. Sc.
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aaas
SAY, DO TOT Know - have 100 me lots
in Ballard. and fha price runs from
t1nu nn. aud oar man viii - glad
~ show fuu them, tuf Fnu will
HAVE To HURRY n fnu uanf a.
ct your ehrirn Terms onasu quar-
ter rssh snf haiancn - suif
HAfIsAHu uFFffE. -! HHie ST
r. A. nUHSH. MANAGER
WE'LL VIZ FrftIs hHfs q few ~ thuaa me
FIaw lots left 10 the suunFslda Adj
Jusf fhfakf tHfs with a nHH rirw
sal only 20 HfNrTEH ride from
iiHHeef aguars aHd nulf three hilcfa
from TOE Hii Heufnu car anI the
nee halhier Heights Ger will pass
than hefsfn thH summer Il over
Yen can buy them for $500 now
ahH fru kHuW fhNr gill Mt least
iaihie in value when The new car
rrfH there NOW. GIT rs LINE
ena huY e couple hefore they tAhe =
tHMF Terms SO cash aud 80
per month.
WARNER fNVEsrMENT CO.
klnuoar Hida
1920 faHrfh Az, eurnff Fitr sci
hain tfla ballard tt2s int 1l21
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DYEIH0 AHD CLEANING

49,. u tltb Nftb kAEeNtNbf
N yea want q reliable DE works. ring %
fain isiA ~ ~ queen City DE works.
~ Union g. n
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NvgsrMENTs,
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PFRsONsLs

Fennafa diseases a sserg nature sue
ssasf8uF treated. consult physician free
PAIL. New York Hsaifal fnatltstss office
Estabfaak building ~ Lnisn ~
TT NJ TNpNEa s1Ifcaasar ~ fIf
Ring fIafaauath gaG AFRAID. third faaf
snt.laffe fIaaaf0r Main fia1t y lGHd
eradaate A. o.. hirksFtiiei aisa nrensed
ehFaieiau and HnrErQa. Consultation free.
IL
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sas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-22

EANH VIEW NANI
FROM OW NhH@Utfrinnka Tiako Wash
lnftaH. unHhaifuatahln View a. faHt N
lu1Aina ~. not far from Rainier Heights
car price sac cash. Adjoining lots held
81 fe9e each. Address Ala care Star
HI u
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HfN#fE iAEN
QHanf ffaa = aIfr aHd sas4n1
Mazszzssatta fflasa anH saay terms
TIN fNN CE&T ufM NlENT t. HOME
NtffuEMs
CENTURY NNAiHf Gu. sets ASSES
ntsa a. taaF So anH fsiifasHia
Mass faeffha ss85 r
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fffanf ftam q flig 49, saam1
Nsae74aafas FTtfss arf ssfg tsfI7s
TEN HHW cEaT HlHtNtHtr 10 tluMN
Wf lfuEHe
tsHFsTfsHr HWAAsFF ~ fa4 hiAaka
ne - Enf 81 srt ratif1fnte
Nasf Ha4ffaa m q
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

! Al ths gnan hafns fapsfsH4 ia al w.
taahs heti faNtsf and iHalhtf stfirN1ak en-
sFD a. tshaasa -tf
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BUSINESS nGREOTORY
DEHTIaTs

hooth Whildssoy iianfofd Abstract 60
sstabiishg1 i2f9 Basement u Hsiier BIZ
prons Main faf 81
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hiretF fuFHt stiot fiss frfsH fisf - So
an reaeaHabia tFffas Niasa IN Ainn sHF.
aFaf large naafisr nsaklnH FnHHtnR houses
OLSEN fNFEFTMEMT co
Is nsnur mss
Msfn 80 A pa
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cash paid ~ timber elaine in DE diym
pc icnlnHula and the sound ruunffF Ale
large nd small tracfs wanted for iaarina
Fam X. HhaY. - fsoWman Bldg an 4
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BUsINEss cHANcEs.

flr Haie-aaasi raIlnE tHsineas n con
fsefiaaefF. atatinnrfF. fruif cigars. Haaf
NHiau Depot Tsisphuns haiu atst
4 L9l1 20 3
ri va are IlaElas b. 80 into fueifsss
with = small auuanf - capital. We have
them from ia lc up Uefuamisrf cur NUN
Fof sala. fheaisa-Anall NfaeefF Pheasant
Beach good buaiuese fhHueHs. nH nef -
tafaffnl4 p = q
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SCENIC PARK
Grand view ~ city ana sound
Reasonable PRICES and saHF TERMS
rEN PER CENT HIHeuf SIT no HOME
BUILDERS
CENTURY REALTY co. tdl5 Alaska
anidEs or Cor pih and California.
West Seattle ~ n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-16

Va lA4.AAAG ~ sltAk' ~
While kidney dis
orderssare the
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized by
patient and ply
sicians, sohO con-
tent fkeNnSeEgea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-16
SHINNSTON
NEWS NOTES
Interesting budget of the Happen.
ings OF Note In the HustlinR
Town Down the NJ. r.

sHINNsToN. Oct. 16-Mr. Sam
uel Edwards and Miss Edna Ash
craft. popular young people of this
place. went to Fairmont last night
on the o'clock car where they were
married by the Rev. R. r. Webb,
pastor of the NJ. E. church, South.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred King. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
wards will take up housekeeping in
the Hawker residence on Station
street, and their many friends jim
in wishing them continual happiness.
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SWEET @ELoDY FLOUR.
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kilograms Pattern Department

The Telegram will supply its readers with Seam Allow
mig paper patterns these exclusive New York designs
ITRcis 10c for each pattern, whether purchased by
asa1> or in person
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Timely TIPS
TO RHEUMATICS
Medical Expert Gives Simple Direc-
tons for the Cure of Rheumatism,
Kidney and Bladder Troubles.

The well known physician. d..
George Edmund Flood. states that
rheumatism and the more frequent
forms OF kidney and bladder troubles
are largely ne to errors in diet and
the general mode of life.
Dr. Flood cautions all who have
rheumatism or kidney and bladder
ailments to me moderate in the con-
sumption of heavy, rich foods. A
good diet will be found in soups.
broths. fresh milk. and plenty of
water. "You should" says DR..
Flood. take plenty of time to eat
and Immediately cease eating when
your stomach tells you that you
have had enough, even though your
palate may still ask for more. IF
your work is combining a. moderate
amount of exercise, taken each day
in the open air, VIII be OF great
benefit"
DR.. Flood wishes 1t understood.
however. that careful diet will not
alone suffice to cure these ailments,
although it proves of invaluable as
eistance. Or. Flood has achieved
great success in his practice in the
treatment of rheumatism. kidney
and bladder troubles, and for the
benent of our readers he has con-
sented to our reproduction In this
column OF the complete prescription
which contributed so greatly to his
success. DR.. Flood says that this
prescription is the most certain cure
for the diseases which we have men
toned that he has ever come across
in many years of busy practice
Here is the prescription:
Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic .......... Y ounce
Concentrated Barksla Com
pound ................ l ounce
Aromatic Elixir ........ 4 ounces
Adult dose: One teaspoonful after
meals and at bedtime; children, one
fourth to one-half teaspoonful after
meals. This prescription can be
filled by any druggist, anywhere. o..
better still, get the ingredients your
self and mix them at home by shak-
ing them up in a bottle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-10-16

John Lowe left for Hunting on
this morning where he will be tie
guest of his son, Lloyd Lowe, ami at.
tend the Baptist General Association.
Miss Ruth Henry. of Fairmont. is
the guest of friends in town this
week. =.
Miss savina Queen, who has been
the guest of her brother. c. l..
Queen. for the past several days,
will leave for her home at Mineral
today.
Mrs. Alex >Rohn was clarksburg
visitor yesterday.
Miss Alice sapp, of this place, IS
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Thousands Haze kli1s
TfoHbIB ana YeF USDeet

Presidency &c * ltlrIeS Dlsen9e.
Most people do nor realize tic alarm
ing increase aud remarkable pFeyaleney
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Annointment Satisfactory.

The appointment of Miss Alta
Martin to the place in our public
schools made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Miss Della Tetrick. was very
satisfactory to the patrons. although
the patrons were sorry to lose Miss
Tetrick. who goes TO Williamson,
Mineral county. 81
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Entertained at Whist.

Mrs. Lawrence E. Hawkins enter
tanned three tables at white Tues
day evening in honor of her cousins,
Misses Alice Fleming and Mable Day
OF Arizona Delicate refreshments
were served by the hostess and the
affair throughout was one of much
pleasure.
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NEW YORK. FASHIONS
REsoerrI For'fI6use Gown Designed
by May Hfanton-No- 5728.

R&s house gown that is2mnde with waist
szzzraalkirt fpfued. making ono piece. has 30
,zsssnS PRACTICAL advantages that every
ilsS5sy yEoHsuu is quite sure to welcome II.
1EzseG 81 no dam ger gof dES1greeable and
zEux2gihSS parting at sthe waist Zinc, and
S1zr1S is really ideal comfort. This one Is
aszzEs1E1tIy simple, the blouse portion being
s1zaSsns iEas SHIRT waist style. and 1t has the
1R3<AGIr open throat that Is SO satisEacto-
~ &aE general wear. The mntertal is a
Z1szaE8 DuT lawn trimmed with simple
-szHszsSdGrcdi banding, but all the pretty
=1lazsEzs1r Hrnt eriafs. batistes dIrnttiea and
SERre HEc arc appropriate for immediate
Vsra- WSiDe heavier washable fabrics.
Ezrrr,srsT> madras and percale,- can be used
Eae aorst weather wear. or lightweight
>tgansss vzn3 be found desirable
.skR~yogT iS made with the blouse por-
gsluus- ;;u,Y the skirt Tho blouse combines
,aSzRsa,l. SaT,Ei with fronts that are tucked
"A a9Es shoulders andis finished with the
-,g5R= i,','tld to the neck. while che sleeves
AZ 81. f:r:r1 into bands. The skirt Is
e &a$t.-s..frn SorcS and IL gathered nj the
'-r.s-- cd.,e. The belt connects the two
krs's.isA;'t: Being made 1T the left front
-. ,ruG:it.tS or material required for
se .nu~4a;u. sc * III; yards q gls yards
- Sr-S.S ya-t,f {! inches wide, with ~.
sss~as.-Uc -Onndiuc,
S,sr=TT6E-S -. 81 $S. 20 and u inch kuist.
OBJECTIONS FOR ORDERING.
s.rza 70 cents 10 thfs ONCE. give number
l4g1skssqeetarn. No 572S. and state size de
.nkrnk. Ia VIII thsn be sent TO you by mail
EFHsExAEe he sure to write plainly and al
7UgyE Rfsre mn address. Several days
rlSs " Itt3vred FOR delivery ore2ntters.
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among the number of nurses who
will graduate from the training
school of the City hospital at Fair
mont this evening.
Claude Hutchinson, of FatrmoRt,
was in town yesterday
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It comes put up N coIlapsible
tube with nozzle. easy to apply to
the soreness and Inflammation, for
any form Of piles; it soothes and Sc
.ieves pain. itching and burning.
Man Fan Pile Remedy. Price soc.
Guaranteed, Sold by H F, Burke.
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Killed BY Train.

Walter Hursey, our poultry FAM
cier. lost a very fine chicken which
he valued at $1,000. 1t was run
over by a train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
Forfeited His Collateral.

Some excitement was caused in the
vicinity of the union depot late yester-
day evening by Railroad Detective Gam
nady chasing Colored man who had
stole passage ca train from Washing
ton to this city. The darkey ran after
he alighted from the train. He was
pursued by the detective who discharged
his pistol several times at the fugitive.
The latter was subsequently, captured
and taken to the station house where hi
left $40 collateral for his appearance this
morning. Jackson could not be found
when the case was called and forfeited
his collateral. Later ia the morning
the wife of George MidgetS, the murder
or of Chaa. T. Smith, swore out war
rant against Jackson charging hin
with assaultiEg and beating her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-05-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The work Of placing spur railroau
track on the east side OF Union street.
near Cameron, 10 be used by the Mu'
tuaI Ice Company, is now in progress.
During the month of April the CLERK
of the Corporation Court recorded ~
deeds and issued 40 marriage licenses
27 to white aud Is to colored persons
Three Alexandrians charged with as
ssulting a conductor on an electric tram
near Four.Mile Run last Sunday evening
were being tried by Justice Burrill IN
the county this afternoon.
No LIQUOR licenses were granted today.
Six persons who had license last year
failed to make application this year and
four applications are still held under ad'
visement by the court.
The steam yacht Runaway, belonging
20 Mr. Joseph Moore, was inspected TO,
day by government officials, who iouno
everything connected with the yacht &c
be according 10 requirements.
The dramatic club of the Young Mems
sodalily Lyceum rendered "Ctawford't
Claim; sgain last night Another ap'
preciatiye audience gathered to witness
the reproduction. AS was the case Mon
day night, all who participated III the
performance acquitted themselves ad-
mirably.
Now is the time to take up carpets and
clean them. NJ. Ruben's Sons process has
proven superior to others.
O-sters fried, stewed or raw. Fried clans.
Dining reom open on Sunday during oyster
season. Clan; Soup three times week. =.
II. Zimmerman, Market Space. feb zoti
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Personal.

NJ IS Ausley, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. Philip Harrison, in New 1oik'
bss returned TO her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Lee Rec have
returned from their wedding tnp 10
Raleigh, n. G. .a
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Rssrdon has associated
with him in the forwarding and steam
boat business, Mr.. Joseph :. Grimes
and the firm name is now known "a
Reardon and Grimes.
Miss Elizabeth Jones is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Shriver at their
home, 1919 north Calvert street, Bslti-
more.
Mr., J. F. Ryan, Of Loudoun, was IN
this city today on political business:
MIR. Bernard G. Cline, of lO0 Com
merce street, LEFT last night to take a posi-
ton with the Southern Railway at Spen-
Ger. N. G.. His friends wish him abund-
ant success.
Mr.. John J. Nugent has been ap-
pointed to the position at the Portner
Brewery formerly filed by The late 'onn
L. Sweeney.
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. Miss and n Find.

II was the habit Of the Rev. James
Sturgeon. grandfather OF the great
nreacher of that name, to pray each
evening under certain oak tree in a
secluded wood in Honeywood park.
One night he dreamed, the story goes,
that Satan appeared and threatened
n tear him in pieces II he followed his
accustomed route to the tree. There
was another path by which he might
90 I'm safety. Remembering his dream,
snnrgeon felt sOrely tempted the next
night TO take the route In which Satan
was not. But this would be to capt.
Mate Trembling in every limb, he
made his way by the path in which the
danger lay. lie reached his goal In
safety and in prayer and song returned
thanks for delivery from peril. When
hIs prayer had ended be rose to re-
turn. In his path lay piece of solid
gold "as large as a curtain ring" All
inquiry falling to discover an owner,
he retained it and when ne married had
bIs yIfe's wedding ring made from his
curious ind.
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A Desperate Wager.

Driven to desperation by their heavy
losses. gamblers have often sought by
some coup either to repair their shat
tered fortunes or to bring down utter
ruin upon themselves. One of the most
curious Instances OF this kind comes
from England. In the eighteenth centu-
nv a notorious gambler, had been los
ing steadily in a game for high stakes
with Lord Lorne. Exasperated by his
continued Ill fortune, he suddenly
sprang up from the card table, seized
a large and costly punch bowl and,
balancing 1t above his head, called out
to his opponent:
For once I'll have bet where l
have an equal chance Of winning! odd
or even. for 1900 guIneasw
"Oddw replied the peer placidly, and
the gambler hurled the magnificent
bowl against the wall.
When they counted the pieces Lord
Lorne had won. Tuesday Magazine.