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DANCING.

DANN41O.
PROPER and correct dancing .aasht. includ-
ilg the Narcissgs. scLotLiscle rhree-yre1
mer, private lessons see by appointment.
DANCING ACADEMY. 1918 II 81 NV
DANCING ACADEMY. zs I 81. nv. Mss
Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers private ana
class lessons. social canoe Thursdays. Phone
NJ. 5SfN- ie23-e0,
MADAME 1IcGARNET-s NEW DANCING
ACADEAIY-Teacher Of polite and graceful
dancing private lessons only; waltz. two
step, and latest dance Lessons, Soc 721
18th 50. nv Phone lam us. jeI7-s0t
THE DAVISONS teach you To waltz correct-
" in few lessons. classes Tues, Thurs :
10 II =. m private lessons day eve, wiki
music teachers OF ability Mr. and Mrs
Edw. T. Dawson Academy 7l9 9th NV. open
1850
The WTNDHAAL 45I nth nw--L-essons. soc;
lessons. $780, class. 20 every Tues. ThCrs-.
SEJ- Guarantees % teach you Prof " yndhaIn-
mhi-tt
MISS COULTER. master - dancing. il sou
can walk ] can teach you 20 lgaNZ. priv re
lessons. 50c- III L29- -GI Eve 81. nv
WHERE TO DINE.
OF ALI. THE PLACES IL town 10 eat here's
one You ought 10 Try Lulck service Good
things 20 eat. Homemade pastries. TIE
WASHINGTON DAIRY LUNCH. cor Sth
and F. je2i-su. IT, t5-55t
WHEN YOU'RE HUNGRY visit the WASH
INGTOE DAIRY LUNCH We satisfy The
most discriminating palate. Come once yOu'u
come again Homemade pastries COR Sth
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PALNIISTS
PSYCHIC.

If YOU WISH advice and Information on
any subject. consult 8Ir- E Million and get
a palm reading or psychic reading lr- MI
lon also teaches hypuotisn and mental hyp-
motto suggestions Phone Main 81. So Eye
% 81 NV rny-S-s0r
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SPECIAL PRICE Of s475 for best quad
ripple plate blhiuE dish. guaranteed for
twenty years and worth S.. Only a few left.
CASTLEBERCTS fels-g1 u tn-lZt
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HELP wANTED-Male AMI Fe44aie

COLORED MAN AND WIFE on farm near
city; man farm work. woman cook and gen
eral work. wages. SIS and $40 Apply A.
SMALL. Forest Glen. No. II
TELEPHONE EUREKA EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE, 1oI New York ave: trained
help for resorts and city, profitable situations.
uny50-Sa. 10. th-tf
HELP FOR all departments. city and resorts
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. SOB 10tl NV.
jest
MARKER wanted. CONGER'S LAUNDRY.
I'D and New Yorl, ave. NV. IeZ5-3t
sTENOGRAPHERS are always IN demand.
We can prepare you for a position In 80
hours STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
orado Building open day and night
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MEN-ro sell household gools on install
ments; good pay; no experience needed al
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EELP wANTED-MALE.

MAN-Y 3ung man 10 care for horses and
work around ice cream Apply between . and
s p. IN. 523 ~ SO. sw je23-3t
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SOUTHWEST.
V HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and c streets
McDONAL4D. }. W, a. and L sw.
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MODELS % attractive face ana dslre VIA
De paid tor tl=-r Services. al-k nor dis
cult Apply al 1S-l 81. nv, care ~ Bells
studio nsyssslt
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BUsINEss opPoRruaITFs

$50 OR So Tor fixtures sn1 inventory. takes
6 payllg. cigar store rent s. Der month
IhCkNTON. 1fZ sLn NV fsE-zt
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BCESA TOILET PREPAEAT1OSs-Pu res:
facial tCnic Cor ladies; prlses mo1-r1lc- MISS
LAURA CADHAN, rs IIth 81. HAIR dressing
and rranicGrilg Darlors- ies-1Jt
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FOR 20 DAYS our S-- portraits win be re-
duced 90 So, including one % our bealt4tl.
United Portraits graduates and brides a svs-
ciaI-y- PAINE STUDIO. - + Nv.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

CONSULT THE RIGGS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 1857 7 ST. NV. when y0u are IN
need % help or situations our patronage is
broad and result bringing. jeISth. sl- tlI-9Jt
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CAPITAL wanted 90 extend estabIsrei Nsp-
l-A manufacturing eateEprise. I1-s-vteg~
y In lres-lelt Of cooperation can be ra1 IA
R-ashlaston until Jlre - BOX - -5-,--
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F P WELLER. Pharmacy. 3534 II St NV.
ANACOSTIA
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
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EOk RE-NI-I43rge spacious store Va -
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The bee., 1908-05-14
USES HER BABY AS CLUB.
Swings u by Ankle, Trying to 1ralr
lnsuiter.

PittSburg, May IA frenzied moth.
or swinging her l-month-old babe by
the heels trying to brain a man who
had insulted her. was one OF the ex
citing scenes in the criminal court
room here Wednesday and It was only
by great effort on the part OF husky
female interpreter that the child was
not killed. As 1t was the child was
badly hurt.
Agnes Pashkut was In court with
her <-inonth-old child on her lap A
man, who il a neighbor OF the woman
entered the courtroom and took a seal
behind the Pashlxut woman, and ap.
pears TO have said something in a low
tone which made her wild with rage
Jumping up swinging her child by one
onkle as q club. she whirled 1t twice
round her head and tried to hit the
man, who managed to get out Of the
way by tipping his chair over, falling
backward to the floor.
The head OF the infant narrowly
missed contact with his head and q
chair. Before the woman could swing
her human club again, Mrs. Violet
Sneed. a court interpreter, grasped her
ano bore mother and babe to the
floor.
The bee., 1908-05-14
LARGE ATTENDANCE WANTED.
Missouri Press Association to Meet Al
Excelsior Springs May 27-2s.

Mexico. Mo, May 6.--PresidenI
Omar ID. Gray OF Sturgeon and Secle
tary r. M. White OF Mexico are max
ing a strenuous effort TO have the meet
ing of the Missouri Press association
to be held at Excelsior Springs. Mo.
May "a to 20, inclusive. largely at
tended. The program is In the hards
Of Mr.. Gray, who is arranging for q
number OF notable speakers. Among
the new features on exhibition Will be
a type.settlng machine and an auto
matte printing press.
Three cash prizes will be awarded
for the best papers written by an ed
itor Of a Missouri newspaper, OF some
member Of his family, on The Real
Mission OF the Country Newspaper.
The Judge Of these papers will be Hon
Fred Leahman Of st. Louis. Reason
able hotel rates have been secured
ranging from $3.50 TO 81 a day
These rates include meals.
Secretary White wishes every pub
Usher in Missouri to become a mem.
Der Of the association, IL not already
one. He will send application blanks
and full information upon request
The bee., 1908-05-14
ASKS DIVORCE FROM ITALIAN.
Mayor Tom Johnson's Daughter Seeks
Legal Freedom.

Cleveland. May 13.-Alleging cruel
ty and abandonment, Bessie Johnson
Mariani, daughter of Mayor Tom L.
Johnson, Tuesday brought suit for d.
vorce. Signora Warrants petition is
brief and does not go into details.
The mayors daughter who had played
q small part in an Annie Russell play
and whose little playlet, 'Betty's
House Party" was put on at the Coli
scum, was married March %, 1907, to
Signor FREDERICK Mariani, Italian steel
expert and associate of her father.
A few weeks after the wedding Sig
nora Mariani left her husband in New
York, whore they spent their honey
moon, and returned to her fathers
home, giving no explanation.
A few months ago a daughter, Ev-
elyn, was born at the mayors home
here. The petition asks custody OF
the child.
The bee., 1908-05-14
Railway Special Agents in Session.

Lexington, KY, May 12.-The
National Association Of Railway.
Special Agents met in annual
session here to-day and will con-
tinue in session for three days.
The associated is composed of
secret service men of the various
railway systems in Canada and
the United States, and 200 dele
gates are in the city.
The bee., 1908-05-14
wRIoHrs BREAK ALL RECORDS.
Brothers Fly 27-1s Miles in 3 Minutes
7 Seconds.

; Manteo. N. c., May 12.--In flying
machine flights at XIII Devil Hill Mon
day the Wright brothers of Dayton. o..
made two and seven-sixteenths miles
almost a mile in excess of their best
record. in three minutes and seven
seconds. The average time made by
the machine ON the lights was 46,774
miles an hour
At no time was the machine more
than 20 feet above the ground, the
only rises in its course being taken TO
avoid sandhills. Another flight made
Monday was of two and One-sixteenth
miles.
The bee., 1908-05-14
MIehlaan All for Tar.

Grand Rapids, Mich, May 1S.-Mich-
igan's delegates to the Republican ma
tional convention was Tuesday after
noon instructed by the state Republic
an convention, which met here in the
Majestic theater, to select four dele
gates at large, two presidential else-
tors at large and a new statae chair
man to cast an undivided vote of the
whole state in favor OF the nomination
Of Secretary Taft"
The bee., 1908-05-14
TIED DYNAMITE TO HIS NECK.
Miner Called Women In to Witness the
Explosion

st, Paul, MINI, May IA special TO
the Dispatch from Virginia. MINI,
says: Thomas Urin. q miner. tied a
stick OF dynamite to his neck, willis
sitting In the dining room OF his board
ing house. He called to the four won.
! en- in the house to witness the explo-
sion and when they were assembled.
lit the fuse. When the women saw
the fuse sputter. they ran screaming
from the house. The explosion com
pletely wrecked the house and injured
one of the women. All OF Trims TO
mains have not yet been gathered to
gether.
The bee., 1908-05-14
Harmon and Bryan In Ohio.

Columbus, o., May Tn a tumultu-
Gus convention characterized by the
most intense factional feeling, the
Democrats OF Ohio Wednesday nomin-
atsd Juhson Harmon of Cincinnati.
former attorney general of the United
States under president Cleveland, for
governor. and Endorsed William Bryan
and instructed the delegates at large
to the national convention to vote for
him for president.
The bee., 1908-05-14
womsn to Work for workers.

Washington. May 1.-THE woman
deartment Of the National Civic Fed
GRAFTON was organized here Monday
having for its object the betterment
of conditions for workers in every
branch Of industry. The delegates
we're received BY the president at the
White House. In brief address, Mr.,
Roosevelt gave his support TO the
movement and predicted success II
carried along proper lines.
The bee., 1908-05-14
More Arrests in Sight.

Cadiz, KY, May 12.-Gen.
Williams and six soldier late
yesterday afternoon arrived here
with j. G. Gossey, of Golden
Pond, in this county, and @. s.
Oolson, who lives on the Lyon
county line. The two men swore
out warrants against sixteen
Trigg and Lyon county citizens
charging them with having con-
spired to whip Cossy and Colson.
In the warrants are eleven Trigg
county men and five Lyon coun-
tV
The bee., 1908-05-14
Acting Governor Acts.

Little Rock. Ark, May 12.-Anen II.
Hamiter, acting as governor Of this
state during the absence in Washing
ton Of Acting Governor Pindell, has
issued a proclamation calling an extra
session OF the state legislature. Both
Acting Governor Pindsll and Govern.
OrHlect DonaEhsy. VINO u also in
Washington 20 attend the conference
Of governors. are known 10 be Opposed
- the calling Of an extra sesalen.
~ EX-.5fMnnf[- - -
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PhysIeIans Meet in wa.hlnoton,

Washington, May 1S.-The twenty
third annual meeting Of the Associa-
ton Of American Physicians began
here Tuesday and will continue for
two days. Among those who read pa
pers at Tuesdays sessions were Jo-
seph l.. Miller and S. A. Mathews Of
Chicago, Louis b. Wilson, Rochester,
MINI, and Henry Sewall, Denver. In
the evening the delegates were pres
eat at a combined dinner and smoker
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DR.. f. R. FINLEY sunday.

|
Miss Carrie Crenshaw, of Earling-
ton, is visiting her brother Mr.. w
d. Crenshaw, mine foreman OF Fox
Run.
Owing to the steady work at this
place, a large number of the men at
Darlington, have been transferred
here,
Sam Booker, colored, had the MIS-
fortune to break the little finger on
his left hand in the mines Monday
night.
Miss Essie Nichols, of Madison
Vile, was the guest of Miss Addie
Todd and Miss Verda Jones Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Nellie Davis. an attractive
young lady of Carbondale, spent
Saturday and Sunday, the guests of
the Misses Woodruffs.
Several car loads of timber has
been unloaded at the mines for the
erection of several new houses for
the miners at this place.
Mrs. w. J. Fault and children
have returned home after a very
pleasant visit to friends and rela-
atves in Dawson Springs.
A large heavy sheet iron tank,
with a capacity Of one thousand
gallons, has been put on the loco
motive at the mines.
Carpenter w. r. Woodruff is
again able to be at work from which
ne was compelled to stop on ac-
count of a spralned ankle.
Miss Addie Todd, G.. L. Mays,
Miss Verda Jones, Hurshel Coffman
and Miss EssIe Nichols spent a few
hours in ,Nortonsville Sunday.
The mines of the st. Bernard at
Fox Run have been running full
time and has orders enough ahead
to last them until January LIST. 1909
Lawson Ashmore spent Wednes-
day In Madisonville on business
with the county clerk. AS this is
the place to get marriage license,
it looks suspicious.
Track Foreman Brandon, with his
crew of men, is busy shortening the
curve from No, opening to the tip,
thus reducing the distance and liza
billty of getting of track.
New No. IL opening, about one
fourth mile from the tip, is rapidly
being completed, and under the fore
manshIp of w. T. Sisk, will be a
first mine.
Mr.. J. H. Martin, who for the past
six months has been night foreman,
a new position lately created, is Civ
ing entire satisfaction to both COM
pany and men,
The bee., 1908-05-14
ST. CHARLES.
a Bri ef and Breezy Review Of the Weeks
Happenings in and Around
st. Charles.

@. l.. Mays, Dawson, was in the
city Sunday.
Hursel Coffman, of Hanson, was
here Sunday.
DIR. Barton McEuen has returned
home from Louisville.
Oscar Gray spent Monday with
friends In darlington.
Mine Guard Wilson spent Sunday
with friends in Darlington.
Will Higinbotton visited in Earl
ington one day last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Favors,
on Monday night, fine boy.
G.. w. Wilson spent. Thursday
with friends in Dawson Springs.
Mrs. t. w. Long will spend next
week with friends in Darlington.
Clay Strader is spending the week
with his father in Logan county.
Chas. Woodruff, who has been sick
for the past few weeks,is better.
Moat league made a business trip
to NOrtonsvIlle one day last week.
Robert MOorefield, of Daniel
Boone, made his usual visit Sunday.
Leonard Palmer, of Carbondale,
made his usual visit to the city Sun
day.
DIR. L. E. Nichols made a BUSH
ness trip to MadisonvIlle last Thurs
day.
Miss Vera Cash, of Dawson
Springs, visited Miss George Cook
Sunday.
Miss Pat Adams, of Bowling
Green, is visiting her brother ]. K.
Adams.
Mr.. John Balm, of Cadiz, was here
visiting friends a few days last
week.
Robert Ewing, CT darlington, spent
Sunday afternoon in the city with
friends.
Grandma Sweeney, one of our old
: est ladies, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Bud Long.
Thomas Logan, Thomas AshmOre
and Jake Hardan was here Sunday
afternoon.
Ball game Sunday, Crabtree and
st. Charles, scores ia, in favor of
st. Charles.
Thomas Wines has resumed work
as engineer at the mines after a
weeks vacation.
Master Mechanic, ID. w. Umstead,
of Darlington, spent Tuesday at the
mines at Fox Run.
General manager f. d. Rash
made his weekly inspection of the
plant at Fox Run.
= Misses Mildred and Mary Agness
Salmon, of Ilsley visited Miss Yer
ma Galloway Sunday.
Miss Maud Jenkins who has been
attending school at Providence,
will return home Saturday.
Miss Maggie Harlan and Dr. A. f.
Finley, of Ilsley, spent the day with
The bee., 1908-05-14
Flood Cause, Mine to be Abandoned.

Evansville, Ind, May H.
Thomas O. Bugg, of this city, to-
day announces he had abandon.
ed his coal mine on the Evans
vile and indianapolis railroad,
four miles north of Oakland City
Ind, owing to the frequent food
along White river. The mine is
at the edge of the river. Nearly
100 men will be thrown out of
employment.
The bee., 1908-05-14

Washington, May 1S.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday;
Illinois--Showers Wednesday and
Thursday; fresh southeast to east
winds.
Missouri-Showers Wednesday and
Thursday
The bee., 1908-05-14

Indeed, the one great leading feature Of
our new Hair Vigor may well be said to
be this - II stops falling hair. Then Il
goes one step Mrher-it aids nature In
restoring the hair and scalp 20 a healthy
condition. Ask for "the new kind"
--lGads b. ths =. 3. Aver Co., Lowell. lSass.a.-.
The bee., 1908-05-14
Bryan Has Fifteenth Ohio,

Caldwell. o.. May Fifteenth
district Democrats Tuesday iRstraet-
~ Or DryaR.
The bee., 1908-05-14
JACKIES DANCE
WITH SOCIETY
ENLISTED MEN OF FLEETS ARE
ENTERTAINED BY FRISCO
LADIES.
ALL WERE GUESTS OF HONOR
Fighting Force Never Equalled In
This Country Is Rsidly Disinte-
eratng-Was Day Of Exeur.
sions for the Crews.

San Francisco, May ia real nov
city Tuesday night marked the feet
entertainment rogram when the blue
jackets and petty officers we're guests
Of honor at a reception and ball given
at the Auditorium under the auspices
of the ladies of the Exclusive Cali
fornia club.
Women high in the ranks of San
Francisco society danced with the en-
listed men and in the two divisions of
the grand march that marked the
opening Of the ball. There were a
number Of higher officers of the fleet
in line with the men. The function
was marked by much Of the decora-
tive splendor that has characterized
the receptions to the officers.
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Was Most Enjoyable Affair.

An elaborate supper was provided
and, altogether, the festival was the
most enjoyable the men have had.
Santa Barbara spread a piece Of
canvas over the asphalt of the Ocean
boulevard for the men to dance upon
while they were at that point, but
made no other provision for their COM
fort.
During Tuesday many of the sailors
and officers we're taken on excursions
to the adjacent valleys. There were
baseball games and other athletic
events and all sorts of attractions to
keep the shore forces busy.
The remarkable fighting force that
has been anchored in the roadstead
since Wednesday last now is rapidly
disintegrating and ii will be many
months before its tonnage again will
be equalled.
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AttentIons Were EnlOyed.

All first-class liberty men and all
petty officers were guests OF honor,
and they thoroughly enjoyed the at
tentions paid them. Many of the
sailors we're accompanied by their
own best girls and danced with them
until well along in the morning hours.
The men were all attired in their
dress blouses Of blue with white knife
halyards about their necks and pre-
scented a picture illustrative of the
quality OF the timber Of which the en-
listed personnel of the navy is made.
Scores of officers and their wives
attended the dance, many of the wom-
en- dancing with men from their hus-
bands ships.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
BANKER'S WIDOW INSANE.
Loses Mind OUer Suicide Of Presi-
dent Hozcard Mar1ceU

The suicide Of Howard Maxwell, president q
ths Borough Bank Of Brooklyn. followed
within the last few months by the unbalancing OK
his widows mind She is in serious condition
nov at the Easton Sanatorfunl. Eastou. Penn
These facts were brought out yesterday. when
Surrogate Ketchan1. Of Kings County. granted
petition which removes the woman as admins
tratrix OF her husbands estate as incompetent
because OF '1unacy." and appoints IN her place
William Maxwell and Frank ". Doottle- William
Maxwell IS a brother OF the dead banker
Maxwell committed suicide November Is He
was indicted for the misuse OF the banks funds
He was photographed by orders Of Acting Captain
Kuhne Of the Police Department. and held n
Raymond street Jail for two days before re could
get bail His suicide shortly after his release was
great shock to his wife While on the point OF
nervous collapse she applied for letters ot admin
istration and they we're granted 10 her on Deem
ber s. The property be administered amounts 70
about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
GIRL, SCORNED, SHOOTS.
Fires T1cice at Former Louer While
Held bu q Policeman,

Surrounded by a crowd Of school children and
pedestrians. and held in check by a policeman
Lillian Scott. sixteen years old of No Al East ast
street. Manhattan. fred shots at John DORIS
man. eighteen years old. OF No. Stockton
Williamsburg. yesterday at Both shots
missed the intended victim. they we're fred
with the left hand and the poIicen1ans shout
der The police had difficulty in dispensing the
crowd at Broadway and Hayward street because
of the intense excitement The girl wandered
about the all night and accidentally ran
across Dorsn1an- The moment she him, how
ever. she exclaimed:
Hello. jack I've been looking for you and
now I've got you, Jack. I'm going TO kill you
Dorsman told Patrolman Hochmeister who had
been attracted by the girls loud tones Of her
threat Hochnneister grasped right arm TO pre-
her carrying out her threat but with a dex-
terous movement she drew the revolver from her
pocket with her left hand and. taking aim over
the pocenan's shoulder. fired at Dorsn1an The
revolver knocked from her grasp by Hoch-
mester's club. In the Lee avenue court the girl
was sent TO the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children and will be arraigned this
morning
Miss Scott pleaded to be released. saying that
after having been induced TO 10 Williamsburg
with Dorsman the promise Of marriage he had
refused to make her his wife. She said she asked
him again when she met him yesterday and that
when he refused she had determined to take his
life. Dorsman denied the girls charges