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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31
syttende Aargang.
Da11k -antfrtkanhkR RrJHPhillfnfr.
III 6. 3. sha,.hunln.

Sg Mage til @i6retur bab0e Di#
iffe fgr paa bore omflaffenoe &eiier
oplebet: @ele @eien langS Serbia.
mems 5finner iaa pi 8ierge og
.SmaafjGloe 0e melt fal1taitilfe, bill.
Be eller Dnoefuloe, Sormer;; m6rfe
@raner grgnne0e alle Sfraa1tinger
og Sfrnnter, og / Dalene laa Sc e,l-
lonme @nie, affurat iom man Ter
Dem Georges Sielooale, ne0ens gl-
be og imaa 6looer ipringen0e t1mle-
Sc og itprteoe aflte0 langs 8iergenes
sos.
Set bar lite Blot paa en- enfelt
fort 5trpfning, hi bab6e 2eiligbeo
til at glaoe os oper Set itorTaaeoe
2anoifab set bar bele Bejen fra
sllbanD til Bottom, og Sc forte 9p-@
bolo Springfiel0 og @orceiter gior-
Sc flun @eiien en6nu bebageltgere.
Men ielp fer / set burtige 9iten
nnogif ri iffe Sogforlinfelien: 81 ar-
rtbere0e 8oiton balbanoen Sine fpr
set &loffei1et, ieg fful6e bol6e Sore
Drag og oben &i6bet / Storfa-.
6ens trableite Sime, iaa set bar 111eo
D6er1te 8elbgr, Di fra ben foloslale
Sol1tb Citation meo 2uftbane og
@a6eiporbogn 11aae6e u6 til &ebere,
cit af Bottoms Sorltq0er, iom er op-.
fal6t efter Srtbebsbelten &aul @e-
bere (lmlgn. 9ongfellotns Diat
uHauI 9fepere's Mioe"). &aa 9l1rl-.
brole Street fan6t bi TaniIien bo3
bbem bi ffnl6e bo:: $. S. SsSdrgenien
og @nitrli.
S Sui og &ait fit hi ipilt til 99lfi-= f.
ten, og iaa gift S1tren ttIbage til.
Siertet al 8oiton, bpor @aitor g. o.
&oobolm bap6e faaet Soriamlingen
til at fororibe Genteti6en ne6 @ang;
&loffen bleb nen1ig neiten ni> in6e't
bi naae0e Sen @pgning, bbor Mg6et
ful6e bol6es.
Otter Tore0raget bar bi lanlmen
l11a0 $. S. Sgrgenien og ct @ar a11-.s
hre 9anIfe paa en- lille natliq SnriIt
lt0flugt / set ga1nle 8oiton: ge0e pan
Set gte6, bbor Bottoms patriotiife
Dnglinge fin 0ecemberaften 1878
falteoe Gefasier oDerboro fra Sc bri-
tiife 9fibe, ito0 III me0 anoagtsfl1l0t
ofrebne Spn0ltiffer og lp1te sSSn0-
lfriptionen paa uSbe Sea NartD
Gable:
Here Formerezy Stood
G r I r r I n s W Fl 4 r z,
At which Cay moored on Dec. 16.
1773, three British ships with car
goes Of tea. To defeat King Geor-
ge's trivial, but tyrannical tax Of
three pence a pound, about ninety
citizens Of Boston, partly disguised
as Indians, boarded the ships, threw
the cargoes, three hundred and
forty-two chests in all, into the sea,
and made the world ring with the
patriotic exploit Of the
BOSTON TEA PARTY.
"No, ne'er was mingled such a
draught
In palace, hall, or arbor
AS freemen brewed, and tyrants
quaffed
That Night in Boston harbor.''
Sore Een6itiffer git no, og ben
1nnntre Sole foritnntmeoe.
81 forito6, at ber bar oct 5te6,
bbor 8er6ens mRgtigite @epnblif
blep fg6t Der bar ltnionens egent-
lige Siem berfra iitreoe ben Be
begelie u0, iom inart forp1anteoe fig
i'll bele 6en nh ger6en Sribe6sbe-
b9gelfen; ber tan6tes ben @niit, fom
inort efter bleb til ben it6rite SRI
be0sioI, Mennefei1agten bar let.
Ser bar Siitoriel
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@latis,. iaa oe ibeblte Ero eiper ST.
itorie,1 ON oenne Mmerifanisrne til
beoite gipr life 5agen beore.

st iturt bauf GOlfentpbe bill blioe
afbolot i &ertb Mmbop, 9f. s., s. L.
og 2. Suni. boruoen Galer, Oples-
ming, Gang Dip, bliper Ser en- rDon-
Ser nofgres al Sen lofale
tlngoonlsfore1ting, mes 0ptog og
Sableaur / forlfisllige 9lfoelinger.
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$ e n D 8. $ ert
Hreli6ent.
spar @irfegaarb,
@efret9r

8.sS. Sfglge Mnmo6ning fra ST.
8uneenberg beoes aIe Sefretarerne
/ opernabnte &omiteer, iannt 2anbs.
n1ano poa andre 8la6ier, ien1 er ir-.
..eresiere6e / at nrrangerc en- Dptrns.
6en for &r. 8angenberg efter 2gr-
Bag Sen l. SUM at fenoe al @ors
reiponoance / iun &eniee16e til
ST.. 3angenberg. 11n6er Mbresie
6. @agmusien 8ubIiibi11g 60. 72o
724 Sonrtb 81. So,ttb Minnea-
polls, Mi1111. Neo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

;sSen Tprenebe oanife l11tberife Stir
fc afboloer @arsmp0e i Council
Bluffs fra 5. til 12. sSnni.
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:3an9en6er9 gourneen.

s Splge 9r. %SQf19enDergS SorlQ11=
genoe og beltelnte gnife aflluttes
bans Sourne ul1oer 0anif-amerifanif
Selifabs 2eOelie. ben Ste SUM- 1907.
ST. 3ongenberg joni for &ioe1 er
Staten @aibington, bDor 8rebe,
aoresiereoe core Of s: g. &agerup,
Goitor u@Derett @ffo", @berett,
@olb., bil noa bom i110til SEN Soc
Stunt pnifer ielp at fortiette fin
Sonrne og bill perlonlig treffe alle
np0Den0ige slrrangementer rneo Se1=
ign til lin SptrG0en W1ellen1I 1Itater-
ne og 2lten, og alle; iom fu11ne gn,
ife at arrangere cit 3angenberg Off
ten, beoes penliglt iatte Jig i 6orbin-
oelle me0 bam ,iaa brrtigt iom n1l1=
ligtl iaale0es at ban fan faa ttlbgr-
Zig Sis til at planlngge lin Gilbage=
rejie paa Sen melt benltgtsmpslige
Wfaa6e..
9e &ontrafter, JONI @elffabet ollie
reoe bar afiluttet for ST.. 3angen=
(ergs &egning, og iom iffe fan i16,
lsies fpr efter @aibington=So
ems 9lflutntng 0en 8oe Ssn11i, er af=
lll1tteoe ne0 &onttteer / 8Derne Mir=
Sen, Meb., Mftlltopn, @is., Ge6or
Sells, sSa., Dife, SSa., Clinton, Sa. T;
@reenbille, Micb, &rufant, Micb.
@rapling, Micb., 8oston, Masi.,
Seem Sapen, @onn.;; og D@rr. @e=
freterer for 6isie &omiteer beoes ben-
Den6e fig oirefte til ST. 3angenbere
angaaenoe Datoerne for bans 0ptre=
6en, &rogrammer o. I. p.
Danif-amerifanif Selifab benptter
2eiligbeoen til at ien6e en- biertelig
Gaf til aIle Sc &pin6er og Mleno,
ion1 iaa elffparoigt cg uegennpttigt
bar i1n66efommet bort Selifabs 9p.
for6rtng ON at biftaa @r. 8angen-
berg / oe forifiellige 8Der, bbor ban
bar optroa6t. S6et ri gnifer Sr.
8ongenberg &elb og 2pffe paa bans
fortlatte Mmerifo-Eaon 11noer bans
ege1 2e6elie, opfor6rer bi alIe 2on6s-
1nGn6, iom gnffer at nDne go6t al
bans &unit, til inareit at benbenoe
lig 6irefte til bam.
Naa Danff.omerifanif Selifabs
gegne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-31

Sc 9anife i @ilnot, 9foberts
@ountn g. 9af., bar 6annet EN- Me-
nigbeo, Ser pil fomme til at til6grc
9en 6anife eb. lutb. Strife / Mrnerifa.
Set er 8eitenmelien at bpgge Ell
Strife naite 9lar. Menigbe0en pentes
forelpbig betieltt af &relten / &nt.
cbir1iou Minn. &aitor 6. 9lter=
gaar0 preoife0e / Menigbeoen fioite
Sre6og, s. "a. Moi.
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Sens Senicn / 9fe,u 9cn,narf, q.

g., iom ri forleoen omtalte ionl Sen
eneite oanife geterun ira 1S48-50
i Canada, er nof, efter bpa6 u9brg.
meooeler, life BEN enelte ON sGren.
Ser er buffet en- un6en gan1mel
-6anif &G6ers,nan6 op / 8lacffalos,
Mlto, iom oglaa bar me6 / Greoars
6elttoget. Sans &abn er s(n0er;
@briiten @briItenlen.
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gfew 0urfs eloite 9anifer, en- "a
glar gommel 5gnan0 beo gfabn
2ars 2arien, er ifelge ugeoroI." af-
gaaet beo 9poen San bab6e i-23
glar giort Sienelte / 6e Sor. 5tuters
Slaaoe og 6erefter / 20 slar / Golo-
paienet men / De ii0ite 80 Mar bar.
bon fife beret Qftip @irflpmhe6.
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Deaths.


" mite
Charles H. Burnett. thirty-fve years.
Emergency Hospital.
Julia O'COnnor. siNty-nine years; 1911
. Ihirty-htth street northwest.
Josiah II. Hobbs, seventy years, So
Eighth street northwest.
Margaret &. Harlan. siXty-One years;
1923 Tenth street southeast
Albert Duunay8ut. Scyeuty-twO years,
George Washington University Hospital.
Dora AbraEams, eighteen years:
George Washington University Hospital.
Elizabeth :. Jones siXty-four years,
go Ninth street southeast.
John J. Carr. seventy-thTee years.
1864 \. &. avenue northeast
Catherine Day. tHlrty-nine years. 81
Eighth street northeast
Edward y Markham. one year; 1O1
Ridge Road east
Charles Ridgway. two years; 2l5 Sec
Oud street southeast
John IT. NeightOu SiNty-seyen vpa-s
% * street northwest.
Susan Burns. sixty years; 1850 =
street southwest.
John J. Freeland. sixty-fve years.
- Seventh street southeast
VIM. ". Dunmire fifty-nine years.
Government Hospital for Insane.
Ethel a Boston. nine years. 1l25
Fourth street southeast
Elmer X. Haskell. fOrty-threr Years
Government Hospital for Insane.
AIoeft =. T.. GatscLct. s@ventv-fOIr
years, 2lg- Fifteenth street northwest.
Charles Abb-tt twenty ,cars- s0S
Fifth street northwest.
W m A Widney. siXtV-fve years: 1875
Kenyon street northwest.
Jane F Hawkins. eignty-thraa years.
Government Hospital Tor Insane
Ralph wells. eighJy-Onc years; 21ls z
street northwest
May , :. Bradley. FIFTY years, 1920
@ehLy-secoud street northwest
samuel r. Robinson. Scveutv-nf1o
years; 1913 kingmau Place.
Id Wrence Clements, seven years: 3l5
q street southeast
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CUT THIS OUT
A Recipe for Consumption and
the Quick Cure of Coughs
and Colds.

4 noted Philadelphia specialist states
that consumption in every case comes
from weak lungs which are sometimes
inherited, but more often result from
neglected cough or cold
Lungs weakened by nature or infiam-
nation afford a lodging place for the
tubercle germ and consumption follows
This IS the whole thing in brief as
stated by the great specialist. He gives
a formula which has proven wonder
fully effective in the speedy cure OF all
throat and lung troubles and il is said
viii frequently cure a bad cold in
twenty-fOUr hours. The formula is the
following: "Glycerine two ounces: Con-
whiskey half pint; mix and shake thor
Oughly. use IN tablespoon doses every
four hours" The ingredients are OBJ
tainable from any good prescription
druggist ana can easily be mixed at
home.
The Concentrated oil OF pine Is a
comparatively new product, but was
welcomed by physicians on account Of
its being soluble. q quality long sought
Care should be taken 70 make sure
10 get the Concentrated. which al
ways comes put up IN half ounce bot
Ties enclosed in round screw top cases
intended To protect the oil from heat
and light and retain its full strength
of ozone.
Patent medicines of similar names put
out by chemical companies and bulk oils
should be avoided. II a person keeps
the physical organs in a healthy condi-
ton they need fear no disease, and q
cough or cold should be checked at
once. or II viii surely lead to serious
complications
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WILL SOON REACH
FINDINGS AGAINST
POLICE CAP TAINS
Mulhall and Matthews
Case Will Be Finished
Next Week.

1t was announced at the office OF the
Corporation Counsel for the District Of
Columbia this morning that the ind
inSs of the Police Trial Board il. the
case of Capts. James Mulhall and VIII
lam Matthews. charged with cond'ict
unbecoming officers IN connection with
the death Of Engineer Hugh 5. Nun
ply. OF the Southern railway. ia Sep
TENDER, 1906, would IN all probability lie
reached and sent TO Mai Richard Syl-
vestcr, Superintendent of Police. and by
him forwarded 20 the Commissioners
the latter part of this week or the first
OF next
1t was explained today at the Of
fec Of Assistant Corporation Counsel
Francis Smith, who was president OF
the old Police Trial Board who per
sonal!y conducted the hearing before
that body, and who has the papers in
the case covering 500 typewrittcn sheets
OF legal cap. that the papers did not
reach his office until three weeks ago.
anc mat he has been so busy with the
other duties Of his office that he has not
mad an" Time 90 complete review OF
the case.
BY reason of the need Of the neccs-
SdTE clerical ana SteuOgrapuic help IN
the Police Department. IL took nearly four
months 90 tranScribc the Stcnographic
notes In this case into long hand on
the Jypewriters.
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Died.

BOW EItSoN-Suddenly. on Saturday. March
70 iyD', al $50 D. m. LEVI CONVERSION
oneIaI services at residence. Il4 Flor
ia avenue northeast. on Tuesday. March
~ at 3 p IN. interment IN Glenwood Gem
baltimore papers please copy
MURPHY-Ou sunday. March L. 1877. MISS
ISABELLA MURPHY. aged ninety-siy
years.
Funeral from 5is Massaohusetts aya,,,.
northwest Tuesday. March ~ at 10 a I'M
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. Relati es
and friends invited II
Particulars In another column.
EMERY-On sunday March Il. 1901 Al
BERT J. EMERY, son OF r. W. Emery.
Particulars IN another column.
DONOVAN-On SUNDAY. March = -4,-
JEREMIAH H DONOVAN
Particulars in another column
cASEY-on Sunday. March L. 1907 at his
5 2GIaef e AoFg9n street northwest
Particulars in another column.
ABRAHAMs-Ou Saturday, March 1s. 1901 at
her residence 6os street northwest MRS
DORA ABRAHAMS. wife Of Louis a. Abra-
hams.
Particulars in another column.
GEIER-On sunday night March -. 1907. at
his home. ~ X street northwest. URBAN
GEIER, at the age OF eiShty-eight
Particulars in another column.
BABsoN-On sunday. March L. 1907. MRS
ELIZA A BABSON-
Particulars in another column.
March Is, 1907. SAMUEL
HARVEY ROBINSON.
Particulars in another column.
DUMAVANT-On Sunday. March L. 1907. az
George WASHINGTON University Hospital
ALBERT y. DUMAVANT
Particulars in another column.
ERSOX-
Particulars in another column. It
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-18
YEARS LABEL SUPPLY
FOR ANHEUSER-BUSCH

The quantity Of labels purchased by
the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Associa-
ton from the United States Printing
Company. Of Cincinnati. during the year
1896 reached the enormous total OF 81
$4,000 The paper necessary To print
this immense lot weighed 62A7SS pounds,
or over 367 tons.
The ordinary observer little realizes,
while drinking his bottle Of beer and
toying with the "Budweiser'' label that
n all the "Budwelser" labels used By
the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Associa-
ton during 1906 were placed end to end
they would reach a distance Of -2,yI2
12-lH9 miles.
AS most Of these labels are printed
in several colors tthe "BudweIser' label
containing four separate printinEs) it
is equal 70 a total of almost 1900 OOe
large-sized sheets of paper-enough TO
keep one large cylinder press running
constantly 22.12O hours. or almost nine
years, figuring on "a working day Of
eight hours, 300 working days 70 the
year
The printing Of these labels gives en-
plOyment 10 about five hundred people
In the printing trades alone. besides
presstnen. electrotypers, cOmpOsitors.
paper makers. etc.
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Continued from First Page)
contest accompHshes nothing more. It
has already done a big thing in refut-
ing forever such a claim. II is not
10 be thought for a moment that all the
photographs sent in 20 The Sunday
Times have come merely as result OF
wOman's vanity. There has been an
other great motive n the matter, and
that motive has been local pride.
The people like The Sunday Times,
nave determined that the National Capt.
tai shall be the winner over all the
ter Of the loneliness Of its women.
Any Beauty in the Dist-;5t.
Right here it might be well 20 point
oct that this contest is open 10 every
part OF the District Of Columbia. It is
mol confined TO the city proper. People
lexington or elsewhere IN the District.
should send in their photographs. They
are as good Washingtonians as those
who live within the city limits
The Sunday Times thinks II we'll 20
give this warning because there have
been many inquiries from Interested
people on this very point Let AL re-
of the limits OF the District OF Column
bia is entitled to an entry in the con-
test and should have il. II is the design
Of The Sunday Times 70 secure and
put under the eyes of the judges Of
ne contest the photograph. or many
photographs, of every pretty woman in
the District Of Columbia, whether that
woman resides in the city proper or in
the suburbs.
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MANY CHANGES
IN LAND OFFICE
bennett Replaces Pollock
and the Latter Takes
Macey'S Place.

There's TO be a clean sweep I'm the
Land Office. Judge Ballinger, the newly
appointed Commissioner General, CARED
at the White House this morning and
told the President that he expected 10
have new deal all around" and that
with practically fresh force from top
TO bottom OF the big department, lie
hoped 10 bring the business out of Tie
rut into which il has fallen, and make
future charges OF graft and fraud
within the bureau out Of the question.
While Judge Ballinger was in ,he Presi-
dent office the latter signed the COM
mission of Fred bennett, Assistant Land
Commissioner
MI bennett. who succeeds George i.
Pollock. Of Maryland. in the place OF
Assistant Land Commissioner. came 10
W ashington several years ago with
senator Hansbrough. of North Dakota.
and Was for several years clerk OF the
Svnsfe Committee on Public Lands. lie
mas beer for the last two years chief
OF DIVISION No / OF the field service Of
the General Land Office, with headuuar-
ters at Seattle He is a graduate az
Geo &c Washington University.
Ahother important change in the per
S"i'iiti OF the General Land ONCE will be
the transfer OF James r. Macy from
tue Office of chief clerk 10 that of gen
"rdl inspector Of the offices OF survevers
general Hr Macy will be succeeded
IN me position Of chief clerk bI- NIr
foIlock, the present assistant commits
sloner. Commissioner BalIipgcr likes
MI. Pollock, ana believes thar he is an
,NctIleht OfnceT but he naturally wishes
70 nave next 10 him in the assistants
once man like Mr.. bennett. with
Whoin b." has been intimately acquaint-
cd for some time
cther minor changes will probably be
made In the Land Office. but the princi-
pal ones viii be effected immedia telv. So
tnat me machinery of the bureau may
De set In motion as promptly as possible
III accordance with the policy Of the
new COMMISSIONS.
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HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. DORA ABRAHAMS

The funeral services for Mrs. Dora
Abrahams. wife Of Louis A. Abrahans
VINO died Saturday morning at her resi-
dence. 605 / street northwest. were held
THIS morning NJ 10 o'clock at the Hebrew
SynaGogue' Fifth and I streets inter
ment being In the adjacent cemetery
At the time of her death Mrs Abra-
ham was eighteen years old and had
been married only a year.
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BODY OF RALPH WELLS
TAKEN TO ENGLEWOOD, NJ.

uneral services for Ralph Wells were
held AT o'clock yesterday afternoon In
me Church OF the Covenant. The Rev.
Ieunis ;. Hamlin. pastor OF the church.
ana the Rev Joseph 7 Kelly. OF the
Fourth Presbyterian Church .,,fIcia 81
Tho body VIII be taken 10 EngIswooj
y. J, this morning, where burial Will
be made Mr. wells was aged eIgbfy-
two He devoted himself 10 religions
ana charitable work, the Sunday school
ana The Y NJ C. A. particularly. and
organized GrRce Mission, the E.,d6I san
day school and the largest in New
York. ~"
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

White
William i. and Edith j.. Zirkle. girl
john b. and Margaret L. Willis. girl
Percy J. and Julia +. ThOmpkins, boy.
George w. and Mary c. Swan. girl.
John y. and Alice NJ. SIoussa. girl.
John and Hattie Saylor, boy.
Thomas F. and Edna V Quinlan, girl
John J. and Blanche NJ. KendricK. girl.
Joseph A. and Elizabeth r. DeMarr
boy
John r. and Mary G. Carey, girl.
Arthur and Maggie Cook, boy.
Cleveland l.. and Hattie NJ Beall. girl
George w. and Nadie v. Barnes. girl
Harry NJ and Lillian +. Alder. girl
John T. and Annie Y. Acton, girl.
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pose or impeaching a witness. You can
not impeach a witness in this way: the
rules Of evidence do not allow It. I
care not IL Il is but one link in a chain
you must show each step. and must
begin in an orderly way. You must
produce the original from which this
plate was made, I contend. I object u
any data being offered unless the wit
ness attention TO them had first been
called"
The court said: Il will override the
objection %"
The plate represents but one page OF
the affidaVit-the page bearing the al
legged signatures OF Miss Nesbit and
Abraham SrydCcker. Hummels COM
missioner of deeds. Delmas said he had
another objection which he would offer
later
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-18
WOMEN ROBBED
BY NEGRO THUG
NEAR ROCK CREEK
PocketbookS of Miss
Kuhnel and Mrs. Keck
Snatched by ASSaiIant.

Central Office detectives and the po-
lice Of the Seventh precinct are looking
for negro who yesterday afternoon
attacked Miss Martha Kuhnel a school
teacher, living at 625 Massachusetts ave
nue. northeast. ard her aunt. Mrs. Mar
tina Keck, proprietor of q small notion
store at 1870 Seventh street northwest,
in the woods near the intersection OF
Rock Greek Park and Nyoodley lane,
and robbed them Of their pOcketbcoks.
Yesterday Mis- Kuhnel and Mrs.
Keck walked through Rock Creek Park
and were crossing WoOdiey lane when
they heard footsteps behind them. Be
fore either had an opportunity TO turn
around the negro had struck Miss KUh-
mel In the back. lie dealt her another
blow In the side and snatched her purse
from her hand. Turning 10 Mrs kvck.
he grabbed her pocketbOok and ran
down Woodley lane.
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS

LAXATIVE BEO4fO Quinine removes -.
cause. To frt the r-rurIf1a ~ n Tor nm 80,
and look Tor signature Of 7. ". Grove &c
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Marriage Licenses.

George Ii. turner and Edith ]. Lamb.
John y. Fleet and Frazier Lucas.
Fred A Becker. Omaha. Ncb. and
Selma T. Schuster. New York City.
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Negro Eludes PursueTs.

The scene Of the attack is jurj back
Of the stables Of Senator Francis @.
Ncwlands. who lives I'm Woodley lane
Attracted by the womcn's screams. one
of the colored stablemcn rushed to lneir
aid. arriving just i'm time 10 see the ne
gro disappear in the woods. a young
white man was also in the vicinity aud
with the colored man gave chase
The negro, however, had good start
over his pursUcrs and succeeded in clLd-
ing them. The police OF the Seventh
precinct were notified and Mounted Ser
geant Esley and Policemen Neale. Trcn-
mis-, and Lake searched the woods and
roads in the vicinity for several hours
Several cOlOred men were arrested upon
suspicion, but after a vigorous sweat
ing were released