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/. FEARS I svlTR.o'l.L|..' ! !: ii j II.
Wife Of Former IIus band of Princess
IN Chimay, Fears Injury. s5ss y3s ~,

wife of Former Husband OF Princess
! Chimay, Fears injury
8& [Spcc ccial y to rho Times Dispatch #
Fl 3PHILAD DELPHIA, p A., .s September!
29.--Madame Jancsi Rigo, wife Of the
gypsy violinist, who was the one time
husband Of Princess de z Chtmny, de-
clares that she gi s. In constant fear T
having her beauty destroyed by Syitrol.
S$} The violinist iss now 4 n the midst t
Of an en- ngagement at tho Hotel M less
tic. and Madame RI go . tho diyorced
phia n newspaper s,, % man, 1accompanies him
on his tour Of q the heSfcountry,. carrying
her fears with Sher, n and making g85s n Q
effort 81 to conceal them. She asserts
that her fears are base chiefly a3 In
numerous threatening letters and pos
tails she has received. l5l5s sf@|
When asked her opinion as to t 30
cause OF the persecution, she said :iES5 55f55
The Princess wants my I'll husband.
She has 81 ,000, 200. 5Absolutelyssd devote
+ to her sinterestsg$is one OF the most
Iremarkab bic, 5iron-wllled men In Amerl-
ca, herr uncle, TT omas Ly offs, ,S5 b OF
Chtca go.
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Ff~9i
SEA GETs8THHU,Gs ! " WEAPONS !. ms:

Five Thousnndsss ss M Revolver Thrown
95sss Overbonrd Fyom Ice Bont.
Ut SgssssNEWsYORK,s septembe q. Five
Thousand divers the pons 81 of
murderers.s hold y smen and urglars,
and more than IA 8 90 sSs d rks..i,S i,S daggeerss
knives. po1liards and 9th ers sam pies Of
stilettoes; Of American and European
make. to day made 3 I'll 81 strange car
go Sof sthe sboat pat Q "A ~:
Els With IN G Commis ionerA Bingham n
3coniHlahd his consignment omI9the
t Ken
low Fort 5Hanfi1ton an d s1fsiefe sstsswould
be esimposstble3 II orr! t he nus TO 8:ever
again be- broug htSSst 10 q ight thes Cons
missioner gave .sthe order to consign
them to the deer. 5
III The spatro1 dc rs cargo was valued
at appro ximately 100000 and itswas
General Bin gham's purpose in. attend
ing to the sceremonies.gto to see thats.thee
/ bands 81 election guerilla,s; y VIII o for
merly W ore he most & pr ointment pur-
5chasers of weapons at police n auc-
tons would have no chance to get
aSfew#cheaD& a guns, $$33S sa3;8,5 h,
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iTAFT, DOVE OF. PEACE

He IIns Smo0t thed I he Road for Friend
ly@ Relations With Japan. s
3&TOKIO, ,S September 29.-Preliminary
to 8thre day 9 { SO ocial& and fdipl lomntlc
activities, Secretary OF War Taft spent.
q quiet Sunday resting In tie n Palace!
Of shiba. an an cient. and q picturesque
residence belonging to the imperial,
family. During the day " Il numerous
P,apane dignltaries and fficials call
ed upon@t the secretary, manyg.o Of hem
accom- panied BY their wives. p
Charlie Taft organized q baseball
game &ona the famous lawn OF the cas-
tile with u n num ber Of Japanese youths.
twas intended to play the game TO-
day ,& but his IA ther8 objected t5ssS and
caused II a postponement until to-mor-
row. ss5il 5S
b Among the most important Of the
callers on the secretary to day was
Lieutenant,7General59 Ternuchi.. the slnl-
RafaI
iss believed inilc certain quarters that
the ground work Is being laid for an
entente concerning ng.immigration, which
Is the only point on which there is
difference Of opinion between the two
COunt ntri eS VIZ! Sis saA
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I jM'I'KlNLEY MONUMENT N ] 4 |.

sAllsIs In Rendincss for the Great Event 'rl'
~ if Ff ,I'O-D -Dny. a5 y @
* CANTON OHIO.s Septembe 29.--Ca an y i
ton rests o-night IN feverish expecta-
stionsforSthe eve Is of TO- morrow. when
tho President OF the United States .1,1 and
many other distingu uished5 pers rsons.W,i.lil u
be present5 to participate In and WI. w,
ness the dedication exercises ss az Tins ne s
Mckinley {b1onun ent. q, . 4. !, ],
The work incident to the day has 3
been completed by the national :, "a, and q
local committees II. charge q and e aW'iaan y a,i
fair weathe er, IN the best estimate nx 1as
the number OF stranger expect tied " IN IL
this city tomorrow at u. .0Oo.s{ y .,,, I
s. usti cei 5I'ey will RI speak on ~ me g
Building Of the iemorial. ~ . I, !,
Miss Helen A1cKinley, sistss#1f 6ronne me
statue on the South Staircase, and
James NIB Riley VI - e'ei read A.
a. President Roosevelt will deliver =
Eoration on Il 'AfcKinle II ;s.yee
"a sS.America"'8will be3sung, and Bish op
+Horstn1an, Of Cleveland, will llipronounce
the benedict Ion. qs ;36e
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SOCIALIST RIOT IN NEV YORK; ATTACK
CATHOLIC CLERGY;- -CRY::aDOWN WITH POPE

and yelled ::ss''Yo gu are a 5liar"s and other
startling epithets 5s3a
" Down5$Fwi tn 8 the Pope!''' shouted
others and the d In becam denfening. i3
ss.ts The police were he pless for a time,
and them some one telephoned for the
reserves. hen he latter arrived the
clubbing began. 535a t5E III IS: 81
b The rioters ought$ and attempted to
release arrested menFuntil@ the police
captain was forced to- shout to $his men
5tog shoot II necessary Lat teri he dis
!turbers were driven from the place or
placed under "a rrest, and the meeting
continued. Il I; PA
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FORECAST FOR WEEK
Government Of1,ciaI. Will BE Much ii
tkEf; ;tsgf5 .sf ~ the Public Eve. S, n NJ

OniciaIs viii DC Much IL
5S5iis the Public Eye. ~! a = s5
With President Roosevelt on a speech
trip down the ~ sslssigpi River,
Secretary Of state Root d guest ofkthc
Mexican tgovernmentSiat many official
and Secre tary Taftatlic
recipient OF friendly attentions from
the people and officials o e Japan. the
doings and declarations OF & the gov
ernment officials pronl SO to occu ~ 4 a
prominent place In public attentton this
week. sE s ets Isii sgs
# a notable event In which the Presi-
dent will participate Is the dedication
on Monday o the beautifu memorial
for President Mckinley al Canton, O..
Hearin gs Will be resumed In N ewSY York
on Thursday In thei goyernment'sa ac-
tion to dissolve the 4 Standa rd Oil Com-
!pany. amesl Al Mo net presid dent Il Of
the Standard Oil Company o ( Indiana,
will appear before the Fed eral grand
toned Sabou t the paymen tfof rebates to
other companies than his own. $$f sss
III From Canton the President w Ill start
on his trip down the N Mississippi River.
He Is scheduled to speak ID t Keokul<,
Iowa. Tuesday ,5 st .ssL ouis ednesaay,
Cairo Thursd ay, and iMernp pitts on I Fri
day. The President VII ! tilen ,dlsap-
pear. III 10 Tor
q seye nteen- day camping and hunt
ing trips s s5s E
Az Tho round y OF banqiietss and aoutings
prepared by the Mex leans for, the TEN
rtainment#ofs Secretary Root will&b
gin.s In the .S City " OF s Mexico Tuesday
when he will he the guest tSofa aPresiden1
Diaz at g bang U ets.ti q ~ 4 he b Nationa1
Palace. HI sss Va. T t43
ss 3l The Gen eral Convention q tl,t
Protestant Episcopal Churc will oper
at Richmond, ! " a., on n w nes day y ans
continue4 4yin session Unit ILL., Octo ber - I'd
I There will be an 4 historical meeting
| Friday, VIII e n the Bishop of Il Londo1
will speak. j5'SS 5'5
=Attorn eys general and a heir assist
ants OF Ohio. o.91lli inois, ii diana; Kansas
Missouri, "a Tennessee, M lssts ippii 4 an.
\ Texas will Nrneet IN st.4 Louis 4Mohda,
! and Tues day. Il to !, d iscusss the re gulatioi
OF railroads, curbing aun1awful4 Il com
4 lbinationss and the conflict Of jurisdic
A ton between State and sFed eral courts
4 Tuesday Octo Der; = st, Is the date fse
by the engineers 3 OF American steam
i lcoastwise vessels and ocean going tug
to strike unless an increase of SIT
A lilo sper cen t. n 8wagesSWas granted. e
a EI# elegates from twenty unions $of S5th
I Brotherhood OF n Tall ors NJ II meet Is
1; New Y ork SATURDAY. "; / to- form a nationa
d organization Ind ependent Of the Unite
4 Garment Workers OF AIfneri ca, wit
q which the ilorsE are snowaallied Ssgs5#S
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NEW YORK, septemb ber 2s.-----Allege -
socIalis is to- night made the most RIO
tousS usSdemonstration ever seen IN Cooper
Union s. in q determined effort to- break
up a me eeting OF the Fed deration \ Of
italian # Societies, called to- protest
against the recent actio OF the Italian
go.vernment against tn 9 clergy. .8 and and
the attacks i to which rdinal Merry
del4;Val, papal Secretary OF State had had
been subjected during the agitation.
For twenty Ave minutes the disturb
;ers, who were all Italians, held H the
police at & bay, and lit was not until
a police captain, with reserves, hur-
ried to heSrescue OF Lieutenant Powers
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and the eight men d etailed to thesmeet-5
ing that order was stored and the
meeting permitted to continue. Nine
men, supposed to be rim leaders. were
arrested and a hundred more We're
beaten by t he police and thrown out!
into he&street. Fl 81 5.
is,s The call for the meeting had been
sent out to ighteen hurches, u and the
hall was crowde d. IA .5s MI Sc 8
3ssi Many distinguished priests Of the tRo-.
man Catholic Church were present,
s3 When Dr.. Lorenzo UllerfE arose to
open#the meeting and stated its pur-
poses. from the right side OF the :hall$a
hundred Italians jumped to&their feet
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MONEY OR CHILD 4
iToselli May Give Up Princesa IL A low
Z { 5F5 nnce ir to- BE Cut on.

u !
,roselli May Give Up Princesa If Allow
,,nce Ii to- BE Cut on.
81 FLORENCE September 2s.-Enrico - rico
Toselli. who last week married the
Countess Montig ignoso in London, In an
to day confirmed the reports
sthat 1t was his intent ion to make an
American tour as a singer, but de-
5ciined s to give any details concern
ing It. He ES pro tested energeticaliy
against the rumor that his wife Sls
that she would defend her rights & as
a mother for the care OF her daugh-
ter. 1.-The Princess Anne II Mon lea = Pa. "a
Later after o confere nee bet tWeen AN
advocate acting as HI informed diary for
King Frederick August * Of Saxony,
father OF the princess, and tte. count. !.
ess. Toselli declined to aySwte therS his
wifesintended to keep the child at.au
$by7Ithe Saxon court will be- cut off, ~
sshe does not surrender the chi Id. .SE4ssi.g
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], FATAL CIGARETTE

Fails Ia Powder, and Five Are serl-
81 Ounly Injured. it5 9Ft s45 3s.G
T#R T. Oiled Q. OHIO, Septemhe her - 9,-----Ed-
ward suewski, nineteen years old was
probably fatally injured, ,5and four! 18th 4
ers were seriu sly burned by an exp!o
sion o 4 powder here to- s. leWskl
and several conf panion were engaged
lin filling cart ges, a when NJ N 81 spark
from a ci cigarette sw hichjg one Of then,
was l. snlo kinS Il ell Into the III can OF
spowd der, "a ard n thess5 ex plosion resulted,
5SuleWski was 4t b urned bout Il the face
and brea st;,s and pieces 8 II til 9 i car en-
tered his bod y. 1. he q thers ere bad ly
.tlnJpged, but " III ecoy N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
WOMEN 3 KEPT SECRET Sc:
rather 3H nfOrmed 80f Sons. AZ nj mr. i, =, -,
Says Bless SYe, Nj ly83 Children < s1'sf>is i


pa'[i ner 8. IN II formed of sons rs Marriages.
snsn - bless fYe, NJ y Chlldren n. f
ff$l Special U It he Times DispatchJ j sSi
11LAD[N1PH Sc ptem Der ).
- -. family gathering ton ght IN,
their, home, ri ifty- third Street an ~
:W1f9diand 1yf, Avenue "a @ N and Mrs.
William Co hun expectedl w. met two
,daug hters=in-law.$Ss propos n 81 b al dis
s, cussion Of the Eauestio ion& as to whether
single or married life were the hap
ipler4th elr.E son David, Introduce d8l the
one-tlme Miss Theod ore 8W,annE as his
VI fe.3 married / I'M N ewg * YorkI las 4 June.
Do sooner had y the q first surprise sub
sided than J.AWill liam. j r. introduced
as h1s wife the II forme er: Mi So rs NJ ris:m
!McMast tel. married Il I'M WI lming tom last
May. Neither ia brother had g revealed
the secret to the 9 ther. and what was
more su urprisin g., mel ither4sister-i law
Ing q orist, was q d elighted. ii &. took
both sons into the Il firm 4 on Il tllc spot
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sTRl KE {: IMMINENT ii ]
a. tanm.hin Company and Cotton Load
lt.Nl.aE, ,x.r.s M re at ELORkerll en- dW. 50.

Steamship Company and Cotton Load- Load
$,cr. Are at atELOExerhends.5 I =
- NEW ORLEANS, LA.,t September -;
q rike' of about {, 1000 cotton handlers
to T morrow, no r was taken BY the CONNER !;
sciai bodies OF New Orleans TO "a ay:r y. !, Y
the exchanges INSTRUCTED steamsaip Laa : y
agents at disregard 1, sne sn : "a
to- to- hire non;unio labor TO- load tn cir 2. :
vessel s. Vi All the other unions IN the
cotton loading business includin1g lsngs e
and and sea lemen, I'd eclare they will strike
IL Il IN non uni on screw men are mployed:,
Tine 4 81 eamship Ea gen IS demand F8 that
screw men load 20o bales Of cotton co !, 81
EEscrew men have refused, and have de-
mandedI IN Increase OF $l5as, day; te.r for
slowing I 30 bale ri
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MURDER VI Of MRS. RoRsC 3 HAcA :; |
Preliminary Hearing to- he Held
s. Tuesday in Case OF Archer. j35

I. N NORFOLK. VA, September 2o.--
James Archer, the negro held as a, sus-i
.pect In the murder OF Mrs. Mary Law Y
less Rorschach, in Portsmouth. was
taken from his cell in the Por tsmouth
sjail into Mayor Reeds court yesterday
for preliminary caring. 4bu Com
3monwealths Attorney AZ Stew art l$Sr re !:
3quested the Mayor to continue the
hearing Auntil Tuesday, and u the re-
quest was complied with.
Attorney l5as Q n, q counsel for Archer,
made no further effort to secure ball
for his client, but the Mayor. x N oc;--
scasion to State that he woul q y I. under 1l1ll
no scircums tances admit the negro to to
bail, ,Nas he had been told by the COM
mon wealth his Attorney that n e " and and
material evidence was ad duccd ca sting
further SUSPECT on on q rch her,tf n 4
The prisoner be etrayed no * i7sia alarm III s Z
y
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Il: FOUR I. LIED in WRECK. { < |.

Collision: on Sen i,5nrd Air Line Proves
n Fatal 4 to Train Grey 5s
rLANT1A, GA; Sept tembers s.-sev- "
e;ral persons " er e killed earl W to- day
IN q collision between a frei ght }, train
an, d 4 a. work train on the Seaboard
,Air.Line Railroad near Al amo 6 a. The
sbodles of the four men killed in the
wreck will be sent 81 to Anne n icus.. to :
night aboard a special train The dead t"B!
are: i 45. ~ g.
Gus =: the colored fireman and "a co!9Ie = = =
9brak es man, and an unknown. white
man 4 supposed to be tramp. The con-
3ductor@ esca ped injury, as the cab oose
was 81 not derailed. The VT Eek w as az
ca used by a wash out Little informa-
StionS regarding the wreck has 6 been ,,e re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-30
Negro Shoots John William
Mullen and Assaults His Y oungi
POLICE 20 Z MAKE \ AN ARREST
Threats Of Lynching Are Openly.
Made, and Prisoner Is Not
Z aiken to Scene Of Crime.
Brother Of Girl Acts ii Suspis
cious M amer. s.a

syyAsH1NGToN,sD. D. c. eptcmber3 90
a posse tonight Is securing: Alexan-E
driag county, a., for q negro who to-.
day waylaid and perhaps fatally shot |,
John William Mullen, q ged twenty
one, n ear Rosslyn, opposite this city
and then assaulted Miss Amelia, Weiss,
aged seventeeny@ Mullen's fancee, with
whom he was out king.
Esa Without warning, the negro opened
ire on Mullen, shooting him through
the mouth and splitting his tongue
He then drag ged the girl into a thicket.
holding her captive for more than a n
sho ur. n As he fte her he said {; he was
going hack Il to her lover and finish
his Job Il n n II s5Ss
y Mullen, however, was able to mako
his way UP the Hill &and tell of u the
crime, the girl meantime finding her
way to her home, NV here she inf ormed
her parents. The affair is egarded as
one of the mo st atrocious that has o2-
Cured In this vicinity, I, and IT. the ne-
gro Is 4 found, 81 t; is believed that the
threats of lynching freely indulged in
will be put into effect The extent#of
SMullen's& injuries has no t been ascer-5
stained at the hospital where he was
taken. .iS Il s I'LL ~
Ne gro Lnder Arrest.
Late tonight a negro, who gave his
4name + as George Bradley, twenty-lye
years Of age, and who says he 4 is 4 enl-
5ploye GSin5 a brewery In r osslyn,I was
taken into custody&ins this city on sus- !
Fpicion OF having committed 4 the crime.
He answers the descript ion q + the man
wanted. us When the{s on clals Of !Alexan-
dria county heard OF the arrest they
requested dSpermission{Sto to take the man
to- SRo osslyn for identi tifcation, but Fear
ling that he mi 6 ht are \; bad dly Il at the
hands Of the excited people there,.6i It
was thought best 3toS hold hinlS at police
headquarters her e. Sy S5f;f
Crandall Mackey, 8Commonwealth's h's
lsattorneys OF Ia lexandr ria count ty, ear
whose home the or ime was committed
came here toni hit q to take a q look II
the man. .ss To-morrowts NJ Miss W e iss xvi Il
,Esvisit tho \ station house with the view
Ito flying the suspe ct. tss ss
i bout Il o. clock TO mi ghtsDr ~ Nv. sB
lHudsors Cot IN 3 vi II street
iEthiss city, REPORT d to- the pol iceSss tina
i there was 4 a man "a n the 3baSementso o
i his home acting in a Suspicious man,
ner. The man was arrested. and upor
i|'peing brought to the police station
slSwas Identified as a brother OF the e3Weis:
i girl. The pol ice think Weiss know:
more about the Rosslyn affair than Ii,
4 Is wil1in 4to tel q
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!. IPF'EE:NlTENTIARY F'E:N IN HOOK ] &C; 8.
building with 500 r Prlsonera to he Sold
q # for $3.50 Tax xcs.

DuilIInE with 800 EFr1HOhera 10 Hc SU1u
for & $3.50 Taxes Z, 55st
5S VI Special to The3 Til mes -Dispat CHI .
Ne E1WSYoRK, September s,--Tax Col,
lector Jacobus, nSVerona. township, -.
y. is going to put the Essex: county
penitentiary up at auctlon$in. his ofiiee s, g
itsntiary1is IL ii i y Suit owe ;75,5o in taxes,
The spenitentiaryg q Is ona7 HarvNy,f, Dob 8 &
.bins's farm, IN the townaof Caldwell.
and Is bull OF broWnI.S Ct one .a1ully !
with about Is 90 prisoners. .fsF 7 hirty- fye
years ago Essex. ountylsl lea sed ID sixty
acres from Dob bins on aantnety-n mine M
#penitentiary On the tract.l The 4 Dob-
bins estate letsathe taxes run behind,
and n nows the wh ole hing Will be sold
under the hammer on Oct oberA 80. sS4sS
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SOCIAL HIGHWAYMIA, !.
Rich SPhynician Arrested, Charged with
s}4a Burxl


special t q The T lines Dispatch.]
EW ROCHELLE,aN. N IS - Sep ptember3
2s.----At an early hour 81 this morning
DR.. Samuel Boiling twen ty-nine eayears
old, ho resides In a. sfashionab BILE sec;
tion OF N New Rochell le. was arrested
on "a charge Of Aburgla lary. !. Al though the
Gprot tested his Innocence he
Was tai KENT the New Rochelle Il po- y
ing. held In ss 900 bail.
SE1 ! he pol liceg$s ssa ". N q man attempting
toN brea into "a hardware store.sat t: N 8.
44EsM houri 3 Street. .5s nd III gave chase,
but the man sprang over fence land
got away. The olice claim to have
|recogntz led the Imam n as Il pr. .ssSs Boiling.
|ss Dr.. 3 Boiling to vi gorously de-
the poiisemsn asSiafea
tllats they we're sure he was the man
Dr,ss Boiling owns. IS s 3, 900 3 worthJIIo 81
|property:f Pre- Pc: !: He moved to ew ellie
chase sa# a large Hvill q here. SsSaE
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BARR 10 lo=D

win say whether or OF He Nynl Y,
II emnin at $Jamestovvn.fSg, ,a, 5,.{
Special to The Times-D ispa tch,l
NORFOLK, v "A, Sc eptember 297-lt ~
Wills be- e.idefinitelyS ~ known Ito morrow
whether or not Jam es IN. Barr Is TO
remain with the II ame stowns Exposition
as = director gene eral 4 or In any 9 ther
capacity. Questioned to-day by a press
4, Mr., Barr y epli cd u that
lie had Il no statement 4 to make, but
lad ded Sthat a statement which wi II set-
ltletsthe question will be mad g II to- NOR
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SUES ] 8: / FOR D !. + / HIS: | WHISPERS. / /, !. [

Thirty 3EE Yenrs' "a A5s Training 4 4 Thing &C!
Beauty, to Lose It. ..s ,s s 5Ss ;E8
@&TARENTUM.s22 r A:,se se eptemb or --
August Hochbe ein.G 2 bak OF, II, has. IS pent
thirty years Q fl.s his life training a
beard intofs a hing OF beauty One
night lastssw eek,3 " hile e8 was drink.
IN & with some friends, they suggested
th!S hesneeded dc shave; = y They threw
foot and with q pair of hears cut off
his flowing whiskers. 532s h:
Hoohbein could not see the Joke, so
he entered a charge$of malicious mis-
chief against Albert insberns# Charles
Rasse eau and Otto Ltpport. hey were
bound over to court 4. r.
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WALKS SIXTY MILES {.
Woman Walks From m$PhIladelphin To
Atlantlc. CitX-Entnt Pref xe n .za..s lal.

Especial to The Z, lines ID Dispatch.1 48
2a.---After2 covering the entire distance
between Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
on foot, sixty niles, Mrs. Mary "a X.
Meyer, $4of Mo- 51s Green Street, this
city. declares this mode Of travelling
tends to trytit again. NJ RS. Meyer went
with her husband and their fifteen
year-old boy v starting Il " eek ago last
Saturday Afternoon n, and V arriving 8 at
the aeashore the following Monday
way. Alongy the Il route t hey feasted
on pret tzels and huckl cherries and met
with no sSmlshaps ct her II than sNthe5 In
Jury inflicted bY.sJ JersaYs nosquttoe es. saaHl
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! 81 s.z.KlI.I;.ilieti BY. Train.

~ lM,rra.iMaggie 8Flnerty, aged thirty-1oul ~
years, and Miss Cecilia 4 Bremen hals asea
~, tuat ~ on the Reading Railroad at Nice
town, e @ a a suburb. TO- nj ght. and, kniea.
The safety gates were down. put l,.o =
women went aund der and attemp pied 't'e'd 70 sto
hurry across the tracks. n s$
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b VI
4; N o ADDITIONAL DEATHS e Il !:

None Of Those Injured in Baltimore and
$55lSl Ohio wreck Have Succumbed.S
u. WHEELING w. VA, September. 90.
No additional ia talities haVeEresulted
among z tn q NJ twenty one ea.personsiS &. who
were # injured F& esterday afternoon.
when the C Chicago # and Wheeling ex-
press on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road was wreck ed In the yards $atsBell-5
Eaire,I Ohio, killing sei ght p ersons.5 asssi
5S3s Several OF Sthe injured however are
In a. critical 5condition. Th e &responsi-
bility for the wreck has not t$3 as yet
been placed. ~ 1B {3 $s
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A BOGUS HERO

Con,cdy Arranged 10 Secure the Sym
Sf pnthy OF Voters.
PARIS. September 9.-Charging
that TIL the alleged attempt to a ssassin:-. 4:
ate ate Pierre Ecloy Beaul leu Hast spring
was was +. q comedy arranged by Beauleiu
himself In order to attract the@ sym,
pathy OF voters. Wandel de Roche has
written to Henry Brisson, President oc
the Chamber Of y Deputies, M asserting &
that SBeaulieu8 8conflded to herssthe arr
rsngement& to- have himself shot.
$$5 She snys & later she was compelled
ut the point Of a revolver to signfa
paper denying her relations with Beau
lieu and avoWing she had been the
instrument Of his political enemies,
notably Premier Cle1n Il ceau. iEsfsI
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ARcHDU 0 WE'D PEASANT ] E /

brother OF Madame Taselli VIII marry
q 5 vi 8 ilesian G Girl, d 8Ss IS q Nh
5s VIENNA septem her 29.-H errsNVoe lf~
ling, formerly Archd uke n 4eo pQld Sal y
va tor, Of Austria, n Is en- gagged to marry.
Maria Ritter,.thc daMgh ter s0f an un-
lille Sil leslnn. ~ Herr w oel fling has tele-
graphed confirmat Ion Of gIhis5fAct from
Zurich. He adds In /. the a lspatot hat
he tried TO dlssuad 9 IN h Isl 81 ster. the
Count esss M ont gn os q. b from u marrying
Enrico sTosel y ,S he sN,g ger,s6 ong eco ount
sof til 9 Sdlspartt IN sals ges, ,5