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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

bardzo zazdrosnv, czesto 70
bill jej sceny, a nawet gro
iii, ze ia zabije, i popelni
samob6jstwo, wiec rozmy6-
lila sic postanowi}a z MIN zer7;
wac. W tym celu wezwala
swego "przyjaciela" Edwar-
da G. Crueger, i poprosila
go, aby W jaki6 spos6b od-
czepi& cd niej Lipi6skiego.
Crueger (cz&owiek 60 letni,
dose zamo&ny, posiadajacy
zone i kilkoro dzieci) pod
jail SIG tel misyi. Poszedl
on do hotelu ''Barker'' i o6-
wiadczyl Lipi6skiemu, 10 Jest
detektywem ze ma poleco-
ne zabroni6 mu, ably ME ma
pastowat wiecej panny Wells,
zazada} r6wniez oddania jej
fotografii i jst6w. Lipihski
ma razie uwierzy} listy oraz
fotografie Wells6wny oddai
Cruegerowi, pote~, jednak
'napad&a go watpliwo6c:, POI
szed1 ma policye i zapyta},
cry prawda jest, ze Cruger
jest .detektywem ma prawo
20 aresztowae. Zaprzeczono
temp stanowczo.~ W6wczas
.Lipidski zfozy} znowu VII
zyte Wells6wnie, lecz ME
zastst..& jej W donu Nastepne-
go dnia Crueger przyszedf
do hotelu Barker" po raz|
drugi i poszed} do piwnicy,
ably sic widziec 2 Lipi6skinA.
Po chwili rozleg} sic wyst-
rza}. Cruegera znaleziono
martwym. Lipi6ski z glove
broczaca krwia sta}, trzyma-
jac revolver W reku. Aresz-
toweny, Lipi6ski opowie.
dial co nastepuje: Crueger
grczi} mu wiezieniem, lecz
us}ysza} odpowiedz: ''jezeli
jeste6 detektywem, to pokat
odznake." Crueger ME chcial
pokaza6 odznaki, Lipi6ski
vice ziapal 60 "a klape SUR
duta, ably sic przekonac, czy
posiada on odznake. Wtedy
Crueger pochwycif pink j.
20 .s}owami: ito jest moja
odznaka! - uderzy{ Lipi6-
skieko W glove Lipi6ski: u
pad{, lecz podni6s} sic ma
tychmiast. w poblizu tut
pod reka, leza} mad nim Z
pjlnikiem W reku, got6w
uderzy6 powt6rnie.... Lipih-I
ski utrzymuje stanowczo, 10
strzeli1 do Craegera W obro-
ME swego zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
SEATTLE, WASH.


M1ody Polak, Albert Lipi6-
ski, zatrudniony cd paru lat
jako palace W hotelu "Bar-
ker" r6g 9Th av i Pike st.,
przez kobiete, kt6ra mu "a
wr6ci1a glove, stal sic "a
b6jca. Utrzymywa} on od~
dawna stosunek milosny z
niejaka Hazel Wells, miesz-
Ksjaca W hotelu "Idaho" r6g
Fifth ave. i Jackson. Parma
|obieca}a mu, 70 zostanie jego
iona, poniewaz jednak by]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

JERSEY CITY, N. Y. Jan
Peterlinski (?) 7o-letni sta
rec, zamieszka}y pod mr..
IT'S PREY ulicy Si6dmej, 20
stall znaleziony wczesnym
rankiem W przeszfym tygo'
dniu niezywym pred domem.
G}eboka rama W czole, by1a,
jak uzna1 dokt6r, przyczyna
6mierci. C5rka jego zezua-
la, ze ojcisc skarzy} sic ma
bezsennosc z przyczyny 60
raczki. Wyszedl wiec pred
dom, usiad{ ma schodach,
gdzie zapewne usna} i spad}
ma chodnik.
Podobne nieszcze6cie spot
ka}o 40.letnia Maryanne
K}osi6ska, zamieszka}a pod
mr.. 181 przy ul. 16 ej. K}o-
si6ska spad}a ze schod6w.
Nieszcze6ljwa kobieta upa~
dajac z1ama1a kark i ponios}a
smierc na miejscu.
Prawdziwa mania prowa-
dzenia bijatyk panuje cd
kilku dni W naszem miles,
Gle. Czyby goraczka by}a to-
go przyczyna? Ma Fairmount
ave., niejaka6 pani Godko-
wa napad&a ma ulicy pania
Jalicka, zranila ia dose po-
yvaznie kawa}em ceg}y W
glove. Opr6cz tego wc'agnie-
to ia do sieni i tam past
wiono sic mad zbroc2ona W
krwi Podobno i mezczyzni
brali udzia1 W biciu. Spra-
wa ma bye rozpatrywaua W
sadzie.
Ma Essex ulicy przyszfo W
niedziele rano do krwawej
bijatyki, W kt6rej trzech
polak6w: Wiadystaw Zieli6 :
ski, Stanisfaw Kalinowski i
w. Jasi6ski zostali pokale-
czeni nozem. FIR. Mazur,
zam, pod mr.. 27 przy ul'
Grand, kt6rego posadzaja o
tax wprawne w}adanie no.
zem, zostaf po chwilowem
ulotnieniu sic pochwycony
i aresztowany. - Czy ME
ma dla tych pan6w innej "a
bawy i rozrywki, jak kraja'
ME sic nozami?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

donosza, ze cesArz Korei zgo-
dill sic VIOLA swego rzadu
i gabinetu ministeryalnego
postanowii abdykowac. Co.
remonia abdykacyi ma sic
odhyc dzisiaj pred po}ud-
MEM W pa}acu cesarskim.
Postanowienie powyzsze po-
wzia} w}adca Korei po dwu-
godzinnej naradzie, ma kt6-
ra wezwa1 starszych i daw-
nych swych doradc6w i z
mimi rozmysla}, co mu czy-
mic wypada. Potem dopiero
da{ odpowiedz ministrom.
Depesze japo6skie donosza,
re jeszcze przedtem cesarz
wezwa} do siebie ma dluzs7a
audyencye markiza Ito, gu
bernatora japo6skiego ns
Korei i zaklinaf 60, azeby
stara4 sic zaspokoic iadania
Japonii i usmierzyc jej ME-
zadowolenie bez zgu bnych
dla dworu koreahskiego
SIX utk6w; markiz Ito ME
m6g} iednak zadnych dat co
saszowi obietnic. Wczoraj
wieczorem przybyf do Soe-
Iu minister japo6ski spraw
zewnetrznych p. Hayash1;
Korea6czycy przedlozyG mu.
prosbe, azeby oszczedzaf &C.
SARA, zapewniajac' ze nj
by1 on winien wys}ania de-
legacyi do Hagi, - Wraz Z
abdykacya cesarza nastapi
rezygnacya ca}ego gabinetu
ministeryalnego, Cesarz jest.
podobno ogromnje przygne-
biony zasmucony tenn, re
jego w}asni poddani zazada-
Ii ode6 ustapienia tronu,
kt6ry prawnie odziedziczy}.
M6wif ma ten temat W ten
spos6b wiele do swego OTTO.
czenia i wine swego niesz-
oz46cia przypisuje Japo6czy
kom. Podobn0 cesarz ME
przyjm uje pokarm6w i ma
poiu re zmartwienia. P1ze-:
ciwko Japo1czykom W Zoe
lu panuje wielkie rozgory-
czenie wzburzenie: rozlepia-
no po miescie afisze, WY
wajace do wymordowania
wszystkich Japo6czyk6w, a
zw1aszcza urzednik6w, kt6-
rym wobec tego dodano sill
ne straze zarzadzono ws1el-
kie 6rodki bezpiecze6 stwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
BUFFALO, N. Y. =

zn6w jedna wiecej of;ara
strasznego molocha kolejo.
wego pad}a. Jest MIA maiy
ch1opczyk Bernard Zdrojew-
ski LEGACY 10 lat kt6rego ro-
dzice mieszkaja pod IL
Lombard ul. Wraz z innymi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
GLEN LYON, PA.Przed t1ze

GLEN LYON, PA.Przed t1ze
ma miesiacami przyby}y ze
starego kra]u Antoni Czara-
czewski m}ody robotnik bo
LEGACY zaledwie % lat zych
zosta} zabity W tych dniach
W kopalni ma South shaft,
nalezacej do. sSusq]u,ebanna
Coal Co. Czzrnczewski pra-
cowa} jako pomocnik Ja-
nom Szuka. Zosta1 on przy-
walony kamieniem "a gdy
Szuka stara1 sic mu niesc
pomoc przez adwalenie ka-
mienia, zosta} sam raniony "
|rake. Czarnczewskieg wydo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

ch1opcami wyszed} on ma
tory kelejowe N. Y. G.
prey Fillmore ave i Howard
ul. i tam zabawiali sic zbie-
ra MEM weglj. Ma}y Bernard
tax sic tenn zajaf ze pomi'
mo wolania innych ch]opc6w
ME widzia} ami sfysza} zbli-
zajacego sic pociagu kt6ry
najechaf ma niego i ma miej-
scu go zabi1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
| z NIW POLSKICH
" AnERYCE

NEW YORK, - Rodzina
woznicy Micha}a Stemila, sic
dzia1a w}asnie przy stole, kie'
dy do drzwi zapuka} jakik
nieznajomy. PAM stemila Ii.
chyli}a drzwi. Przykro mi
bardzo doniefc pani- jaka]
sic nieznajonfiy - lecz tw6j
MAJ, no, wid4i pani, to Jest,
che 'a'em pani pow;e 'ziec, L.
MAJ pani ME zyje. -
Kfamiesz! - krzykna]
ktos z drugiego pokoju, u
s1yszawszy widocznie rozmo~
we.
Byl to Micbaf Stemil, kt6-
rego rano ko6 kopna} SLIME
W glove. Zabrano 60 do szpi-
tala, gdzie mu g}eboka a rane
opatrzono. w tvm cz'sie VIA
Snie W szpitalu z powodu
peknietej czaszki umar} ME
.jak Edward Houseman.
Klerk szpitalny wysy}ajac "a
wiz adomienie rodzinie, wys}a]
ie do domu Sts1nila. Tam je-
dnak posta6ca domniemany
nieboszczyk nazwa} k1amca,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

LONDYN,22 lipca. - Silly
zbrojne morskie rozmaitych
pa6stw wed}ug najnowszYch
oblicze6 urzedowych aDgiel-
skich przedstawiaja sic jak
nastepuje: co do ilo6ci okre-
tow wojennych pancernych
i krazownik6w ME dawniej
budowanych jak pred 25 la
ty ida nastepujace pa6stwa
W ponizej podanej kolei po
aobie: Anglia posiada 81 o.
kret6w pancernych i 32 pan
cernych krazownik6w, Fran
eva 20 okret6w pancernych
i 18 krazownik6w, Japonia
II okret6w pancernych i 20
pancernych krazownik6w,
Stany Zjednoczone 18 okre-
tow pancernych i II krazo-
wnik6w, a Niemcy, 20 okre-
t6w pancernych i 6 krazo~
wnik6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

DES MONIES, Iowa Dzi~
why i wzruszajacy wypadek
zaszed} tn. wczoraj. Kaleka,
Karol Blank, majacy chora
zone W Chicago, zastawi}
sztuczna noge i zeby, aby
chorej zonie m6dz pos}at kill
ka dolar6w ma utrzYmanle.
Blank byl kiedy6 zamoznym
przemys}owcem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25
PETERSBURG,

PETERSBURG, % lipca.
Uko6czono juz 6ledztwo W
sprawie zan 4 ,hu i spisku
odkrytego W aju biezacego
roku, uknute go przez rewo-
lucyonist6w ma cara, premie-
ra Stofypina i kilku innych
dygnitarzy, 20 os6b z pomie.
dzy uwiezionych przekazano
sadom wojennym; trzy oso'
by z tych, co byli W 6ledztwo
to wplatani, zdolalo zemknat
wczasie procesu sledczego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-25

LASS" MAIL MATTER)
ME ich W dalsza droge. Zy-
dzi odm6wili; stad przyszfo
do krwawej b6jki miedzy
ch}opami a zydami, W kt6rej
dwadz: :escia kilka os5b z)3ta-
10 zabitych W tenn najwiecej
kobiet i dzieci a znacz ma IL
czba obustronnie zostala po-
kaleczona. Zgielk bijacki spro
wadzif zandarm6w i straze
nadgraniczne, kt6re kilku
ch}op6w areszto wa}y, wick
szoS6 bowiem uciek}a, a emf.
grant6w zydowskich nawr6-
como z powrotem do Rosyi.
GLASGOW, Szkocya. %
lipca: - w porcie tutejszym
spali} sic handlowy parowiec
Ethiopia, kursujacy miedzy
Ameryka a Anglia. Okret ma
szczescie byt juz pr6zny i
wy}adowany po swei ostatniej
podr6zy, stad szkoda ME jest
stosunkowo zbyt wielka. Po-
niszczy1 znaczna czes6 urza-
dzenia statku, a straty kom-
panii wynosza W kazdym ra:
zie kilkadziesiat!tys dola
row.
DETROIT, Mich. %, lipca.
49, Ma Krzyz6wce Westbourne
niedaleko Salem, Mich. wczo-
raj przed pofudniem pociag
frachtowy najechaf pociag
wycieczkowy Jonia, kt6ry
wi6zl robotnik6w kolei Pere
Marquette do Detroit. Sceny
kt6re sic odegra}y So zastra-
szajace. Czterdzie6ci os6b zna.
]azlo smierc ma miejscu a so
zosta1o mniej lub wiecej po
kaleczonych. Szes6 wagon6w
zosta}o doszczetnie zniszczo
nych. Zarzad kolei Pere Mar.
quette natychmiast wys}af
wagon z lekarzami dozor-
czyniami. Ma pociagu znaj-
dowalo sic 800 os6b, pomiedzy
tymi, niewiastyi dzieci. .Niesz
cze6cie wydarzy}o sie'zpowodu
nieuwagi jednego zurzednik6w
SAN FRANCISCO % lipca
- Parowiec Columbia kt6ry
odp1yna} z tad do Portland,
zderzyf sic z okretem }adun-
kowym San Pedro W sobote
W nocy niedaleko Shelter Co.
We. By{a okr opna mg}a W
tyn czasie a San Pedro
ciezko na1adowany drzewem
uderzyl W Columbie tax Sill
ME il ten W przec'agu p'eciu
minut zatonaf. Oko1o $50 o.
sob znalazlo sm'er6 W wodzie
a oko}o 80 wyratowa}o sc
przez uczepienie sic ma San
Pedro. z okretem Columbia
utona} takze kap.tan T. A.
lDoran.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. .,22
lipca. - Wjecej niz trzy ty-
siace ludzi pod1o wcxwartek
podczas uroczystego pocho-
du Stowarzyszenia Benevo-
lent and Protective Order
Of Elks. Przez szes6 godzin
pOlicya, lekarze szpitalni j
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

A deal was closed with Judge
D. w. Rider, representive of the
Acme Machine Co., yesterday
evening for new No. 81 rock
crusher and a ballast wagon to be
used on the county road work.
An old crusher was taken by the
company in exchange, the county
paying the difference of $500.
The wagon cost $120, and the bin
for the crusher $215. The coun-
ty now has two large crushers,
No 8 and No 81, and one small
one. The new crusher will be
the largest ever used by the
c ,unty. 1t will be placed near
Mt. Zion and will begin operation
soon as possible. -E-town News.
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24
is even better than we announce
as the party will get the special
interest of both.

81. There cannot be a doubt as
to the worth of a pike from Co.
lumbia to Greensboro. 1t would
open up a commercial avenue
for the South side of this county
where a large part of the Virgin
forest still stands: it would open
new markets for Columbia and
increase our commerce by reason
Of cheaper freight rates. The
Fiscal Court has subscribed for
$1,000. of stock in the road when
a company is formed to build it,
and in view of this subscription
as a starter, of the incalculable
worth of the road to the county,
and especially to those living on
or near it, this proposition ought
not to fail. 1t appears that the
people between the terminal
points ought to see the direct
good to them and take the
iniative step to make it succeed.
1t will not only lift them out of
the mud and give cheaper freight
but will add to the value of their
farms and timber thousands of
dollars. If it is ever built, now
is the time to begin the work.
Delays are dangerous.
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

In last weeks issue we made
the announcement that Mr..
James Garrett, of this city, had
been selected a member of the
State Democratic Campaign
Committee to succeed Judge Rob-
ms. Our information was OBJ
tanned from the city papers which,
evidently, were not explicit
enough as it was Hon. James B.
Garrett, of Trigg County. At
any rate the statement made
about the efficiency of our towns
man and the pleasure it gave us
to indorse him for any important
position in the management of
party interest, is not regretted
and while we were in error the
same article will apply with equal
force to the man selected, Hon.
James. B. Garnett. Mr.. Garrett,
of Columbia, is a member of the
State Central Committee and was
selected last December as a men,
Der of the advisory branch of the
State Campaign Committee.
AS it is the active branch of the
Committee has the worth of
Jane s B, Garrett while the adj
yisoryr,has James Garnett. u It
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

ell, on the 18th, a son.
George Dills returned from
Indianapolis last week.
Ardue Curry spent a few days
last week.
James Erwin has been on the
sick list for some time.
Born, to the wife of Hays
Coffey, a daughter.
Mrs. Joe Thompson is quite
sick.
Wilcox and Mills finished saw
ing set of logs on Greasy creek
last week in Louisville.
S. V. Mills will, in the near
future, erect a new wood and
blacksmith shop at this place.
John Coleman contemplates
the erection of a residence near
this place.
Waller Morrison, Midtown,
was here one day last week.
DR.. H. P. Honaker and T. j.
Wilcox are visiting relatives of
DR.. Honaker in Bowling Green
this wAeksssss .sfa9ssas5G ,sAsi.2
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24
DIRIGO.

Jack frost still makes regular
visits to this community, and our
farmers are waiting for warmer
days to plant corn.
DR.. ]. L. Stapp, is still very
low and is not expected to recov-
err.
T. R. Suits, Columbia, paid our
town a visit one day last week.
Arthur Stotts is quite sick with
fever at this writing.
]. w. McClister transacted
business at Columbia last Tues
day.
Eldridge Stotts, Gradyville,
visited his parents at this place
a day or so last week.
Goebel, the little son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Stotts, is very
sick at this writing.
While burning brush in a new
ground" last Monday, Mr.. j. G.
Morris bursted a blood vessel in
his head, which caused stroke
of paralysis. He thus became
unconscious and fell to the
ground, bruising an arm and one
leg. He was carried to the house
by the hired hands. and DR..
Simpson was called. After medi-
cines had been administered, he
revived somewhat, but is yet in
a very critical condition. He is
about sc years old.
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24
WE'D, APRIL "a. 1907.

Is there a man in Adair coun-
ty who believes that the roads
should be built and kept in order
by the laboring people? Is there
a man who will openly advocate
the exemption of property from
a just part of this burden? Is
there any one who believes that
our public roads are good
enough? Who takes the position
that labor alone shall keep the
roads in order, while $1,000, 600
of property shall be freed from a
part of this expense? A sys-
tenn that forces this burden on
the poor people and exempts the
property interests, is unjust, dis
eliminating and places the dollar
above the man. Instead Ofthe
strong protecting the weak, this
policy reverses and places the en-
tire burden on those least able to
bear it and whose interests are
less advanced. 1t says to the
poor fellow, you must work the
road 6 days every year or be fin
ed for not doing it, while to the
property interests it holds out
the invitation, take thine ease
and grow fat. To-day this sys-
tenn prevails in this county,
though it was not demanded by
the County Judge, not by the
County Attorney, not by the
large taxpayers, not by the
Commercial Club and not by any
community of interests. 1t finds
it's origin in the overthrow of a
system of substantial road build
ing by the majority part of the
Fiscal Court. II this policy is
good and wholesome, if it means
progress, if it is just, then those
who work the roads ought to
give unstinted Endorsement to
their Magistrates who instituted
it, and after the Summer sun has
done it's work, when the Autumn
rains have soaked the earth and
the chilly breath of Winter is
felt, call meeting of all inter-
ested in roads, indorse the = Mag
istrates and dismiss by singing:
Backward, turn backward, oh
time in your flight. &"
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

So far as we have heard every
body in this country is for the
Greensboro pike. What a fine
time for the people of Greensboro
to get busy is they want to build
a substantial river town that will
make them thousands of dollars
in the advance of their farms
and lots. The road would be
worth much to Columbia, but
Greensboro would evidently get
the lions share, and the country
between blossom like a rose.
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

The action of the Fiscal court,
in taking stock in a pike from Co.
lumbia to Greensboro, is heartily
endorsed by all who believe in
advancement. There is not a
doubt as to it being a valuable
investment. After the road is
open for traffic a tremendous
tonnage will pass over it both
ways, which would mean fine
receipts for the gates.
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

"Strike while the iron is hot, "
is a true as we'll as an old adage.
Now is the time of all times for
those directly interested in the
pike to Cumberland river.
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

If you can't build it now, you
can't build it later. Every body
wants it, but it takes doors. Get
a move on if you are directly in
terested in the Columbia and
Greensboro road.
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24
LlLETOWN.

Mrs. Della Pruitt, who has
been on the sick list for. som e
time is improving. a'' h'ad -
Born, to the wife of Ben Mitch
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

If you let it pass now, that is
the Columbia and Greensboro
pike, it will be fare you we'll for
ever.
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

,sis Don't you want to go?1 Don't
you want to go" to Greensboro on
a'fine pike? '
The Adair County news., 1907-04-24

Money invested in the Column
bia and Greensboro road will ev-
identity prove profitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-02
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
Mary E. Anderson, months, 627 K
street southwest.
May R. Adler, 60 years, 224 Washington
street, Anacostia.
Anthony Benmussia, Y years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Gregg Dorsey, 4 months, Founding Hos
pital.
street northwest.
pital.
Matte J. Howell, 40 years, 800 18th street
northeast
Allen s Jennings, Al years, 521 sth
street southeast
William Martin, "A years, United States
Soldiers Home.
Peter McGunness, "A years. 732 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
Susie V. Snow, 81 years, 10 L street
northwest.
Dennis Sullivan, Sc years, United states
Soldiers Home.
Patrick Walsh, IS years. Providence
Hospital
George Weldon, 60 years, Providence
Hospital.
Elizabeth Wilkerson, 80 yo ars, Carroll
street, Twining City.
Victoria Campbell, 20 days, 1714 Seaton
street northwest.
Charles A Chinn, 81 years, Freedmen s
Hospital.
Ethel NJ Hawkins, 3 years, 2l7 NJ street
southwest
r Mary l.. Lipscomb, 10 years, 500 21st
street northwest
James Owens. So years, Fort Reno, D. c.
Virginia Shelman, IS years, 1888 street
northwest.
Bette Smith, 50 years, 5412 Jackson al
ley northwest
Martha Stewart, days, ITO East Capt.
toll street,
Cornalia Waddy, AZ years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Dorothy Washington, months 161
Pierce street northwest
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DIED.

BARRIER. On Friday, November /. 1907, 10
SErH R.. beloved husband of Fannie c. Bar
Funeral from his late residence 40I r street
northwest, Monday. November 4, at 1880
am.
BLOW. On Tuesday. October %. 1907. at Nor
f9lk, Va. Mai. WILLIAM NEvISoN BLOW,
His interment took place at Arlington National
cemetery Friday, November /, at = pm.
Southern papers please copy.)
CHINN. On Frffa~. November l. 1907 at 100
am, CHARLES y. CHM. father of the
late Emma CHAPMAN Chinn AMI father-in
law Of Rev. II. P"m"Il and uncle of Fannie
Funeral from Stewards undertaking parors. 10Th
street between . and X streets northwest.
Sunday, November 3. at nm. Inter meat
at Alexandria. Va. Richmond and Detroit
papers please copyl
COLNE. On Friday Noremfor l. 1907 at 80
am. CHARLES c. CoLNE. beloved husband
of Annie Colne.
Funeral from his late residence No. 43S Tnray
place northwest; near Park road, Soldiers,
Home gate, Sunday, November B. at } pm
DICKERSON. On Thursday. October II. 1907,
AT pm. ADA r.. beloved wife of William
II. Dickerson and daughter Of Hattie and the
late Tyler Sherwood
Funeral from her late residence, 40 4th street
northeast. Sunday November 2. at pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
FRENCH. On October 81. 1907. at her resi-
dence. No. SO street northwest Mrs. AG
MES L. c. FRENCH, wife of Rev. J. L,
French
Notice of funeral hereafter.
JAGGARD. On Friday. November !. 1907. at
7:15 am. at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs Chas f. Persons. ELIZABETH JAG
GARD. widow of the late Robert $. Jaggard.
and beloved mother of Mrs. Chas. f Persons
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Fay of this city and Mrs F.
G. Morgan of Newark n. j.. in the ninety
third year of her age.
Funeral Monday. November T. at l pm. from
her late residence. GIL + street southwest
Friends invited Interment private. (New-
ark. n. j., papers please copyD )
LEWEI4LEN. On Friday. November !, 1907. at
6:21 pm, at his residence. 171s North Capt
tol street, Mr.. WILLIAM FRANKLIN LEW
ELLEN.
Funeral services at the residence Sunday No
vember g. at pm. Burial at Mt. Morris,
Pa.
LIBSCOM. Departed this life Thursday, October
81, 1907. at T:30 am. in full triumph OF
faith. Mrs MARY LIBSCOM beloved mother
OF VIM. Henry Francis and Eunice francis
Tyler
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
at l O'Clock Sunday, November 3. Relatives
and friends invited.
LINDSY. On Monday. October %. 1907 at ARu
querque. New Mexico. JAMES c.. ;he beloved
son of CHRISTOPHER Iindsy and brother of Mrs
Louisa BraxtoB, Eliza, Emma, Margaret and
Matte Lndsy
Funeral from the Vermont Avenue Bsptis,
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported at
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
August and Lena Beuchert. female.
William and Clara L. Cater, female.
Joseph II. and BERTHE F. Robey, male.
Elzo and Rebecca 2. Faina, male.
Emory and Mamie c. Johns n, female.
Robert l.. and Gertrude NJ. Lawrenson,
male.
Joseph H. and Fannie ]. Lowe, female.
Adam F. and Mamie v. Smith, femaIe.
George and Bessie c. Taylor, male.
Charles r. and Mary c. Pierce, female.
Thomas E. and Leila w. Johnson, male.
John and Martha B. Ellis, female.
Benjamin and Ada G. Henson, female.
Thomas f. and Leila w. johnson, male.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Marshall White and Charlotte Conway
James G. Craig and May S. Gardiner
P Thomas Taylor and Maggie L.
Voorhees,.
Mickele Pirrone and Antonio Guiffre
Andrew ]. Clinton and Sarah f. Barnes
Aubrey d. Lawrence and Pauline Jensen,
both of Moscow. Idaho.
Armstead B. Keith of Glenwood Springs,
Co.. and f. Cory Starr of this city.
Joseph 3. O'Neal and Nellie Readjck
William G. Tucker of this city and Violet
n. Reid of Chicago. H.
William w. Whitmer and Petite Mock,
both of Swetnam. Va.
Morris Jacobson and Cora r. Lang
worthy.