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0ermif6tes Snfanb .

= Sin Seuer ,eritOrte In 9lew 9orf
Die Seiisufabrit BON @nod MorSan &
CONS. S6aben 100000.
= Der Staotratb BON Siour Sails,
9. O., bat beidlOiien, ni6t mebr als
ie cine 9Birtbiduft fir 700 @inwobner
gu liceniirsn.
= Sn Chicago murben tnebrere Sa'
brifsebduoe Der Sirma armour & SO.
in ben SiebbOfen our6 Sener 3erit0rt.
S9absn $1,000
= Sn 2ancaiter, Ya., begins Der IA
Sabre alte Sobu oss Soteliers 2eanoer
Sdees SelbitmorO. neil ibn feline 81.
tern abiOlut jwin9en wollten, in bic
Sdute su seben.
= SIN Frssbptsrii6sn.SOipi su
gbilabelpbia itarb @burles s.. 1oro,
Braiioeut Der 1anopab e. @olofielo
Railroab Co., on Der Brisbtiden Die
renfranfbeit.
-Sn Dagton, einem unmeit BON
Yunriutawnep, Ra., selegeneu Stdot'
dsn. ssritOrts Elm Seusr sinen 9au5sn
@eidditsblod uuo rittete einsn S9a'
ben pon $35, 900 on.
- gia6 einem Ssri6t Der Central
federated Union In Siew Yort baben bel
bem 0au Der neusn Sladwells Sslano
Bride iiber ben @ait Hiuer 55 Yerio'
uen ibr Ssben sinsebiist.
= slus Swoiio, Wiih., 1T Die Jia6'
ri1t eiusetruiieu, baB oas Stdothen
DerrD Sioins in @srforo @ountp burh
@albbranbe pollitanots 3erit6rt woroen
lit. Mebr als bunOert Pericnen iollen
oboadlOs seworoeu isin.
- gus @aibiu9ton wiro 'semelbst,
ba6 felt bem Dionat Wiai bieies Sab.
res 100000 Silberbollars in Der
Sunoesmiiuse einSeSan9en iino, Elm
3eiden bafiir. oaB Der Silberoolar
als @irtulationsmittel ni6t iebr be.
liebt lit.
Srau Wiarsuretb Sliuia Gage,
Die gBittwe bes ueritorbenen Wiillio'
nars 8uhsu Gage, bat Die unter oem
9tamsn Contribution Sslauo befannte,
nidt melt uon @slt POint i'm Subion
selesens Suisl Der SunoeSresierans
gum @ei6ent 9emadt.
= auf 6em Detroit., oem st. @lair'
Slug unb auf benz ct. @lair'See iit Die
Shifiabrt beiuabe uollitanbis einse'
Itsllt, neil elm oidtsr Rau6 iiber ben
@swaliern lasert. Der aus ben bon
Balbbrdnoeu beimSsiuhten @esenoen
i'm giorben berunter sewebt lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-17
slmeiien uns lire s.ahtruhe.

&c 1T betannt, bab bie Gmeif len
fdIafsn. ia man i5nnte faft fasen. bub
iie ridtis gu Bette sebeu. 8eobd9tet
man bic Sbier1sn anfmsrtfam. 70
iann man iebsn, bub iie fir ibrs Rudts
rube forsfam 8prbereitung treffen.
Gin @meii.nbaufen beitebt aus fletne'
rem Riefelf0rnern, bic bon ben intellts
ssntsn Snietten nit GreilaHuns eines
2lussangs aufsebGuft iperben. @m
abenb trasen bic ameifien fol4e &Orn'
den I'm Wiunbe 5uiammen unb erri4'
ten bdraus etne Nrt Wdter gum Mbs
idIieben ibrer 9lussanssDffnuns. ST
bisis faft aussfiilt. unb 5ipar bis auf
Elm tleines God am bDdifen puntte, 10
f9liipft bic Iebte ameife na9 inntn
unb ipirft bon bier dus nit bem 4ppfe
Sanb gegen bic Seffnuns, bis bieit
pDllig gefdloF.n TT. @pn ba an 1T
bic gauge 6adt feline 9lmsife mebr gu
feben. 9lm nd9iten Mprgen sesen 8
tlbr fann man aber feben. bab ii9 elm
paar biinne Siiblsr bur9 eins Ribe in
Der rSaustbir" berboritreden. Damn
ft0bt eine am.iIe bic Rieielt0rn6en
bstfeite unb trisdt tns Sreie. 8dlb
foIaen ibr cine sipeite, bdnn mebrere,
in6 tn tura.r 3eit bsfinbet ii9 bic
san5e grobs -Gamtlie" ptebsr TN
Nreier.
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Au8lanb.

- gtadri6tsu aus 9onbon beiasen,
baB i'm na9iten Sabre baielbit cine rein
amerifaniide gusitsllunS absebalten
meroen iou.
- aus 8ubapsit uiro SemelOet. bab
bort i'm alter BON 80 Sabren Der be.
riibmts unsuriids SOurualiit Or. Wtap
Salt seitorben 1T.
Die 8sb0rben In Yefins. @bina,
baben sinen @eiddftsmuun. Der oes Ser'
faufs BON Opium idulois befunoen
morben mar, 3u iebniabriser Serban'
nuns uerurtheilt.
= glus Dresden, Sadieu, pirb
semelbet, oaB Prin,siiin Wtatbilbe, bic
S4psitsr. bss aOuiss BON Sadien, bel
sinsm Spusierritt pom Pferos ssworfeu
unb idwer usrlest uurbe.
= aus Rom wiro semelbst, baB Der
gapft MOniisuore Gueria, ben papit'
liden Dstssateu in glba. in sleider
@isenidaft als Siudfolser 5aleOniO's
na9 8aibinstou usrisssn wirb.
= 8sim Ssiteisen zines bobsn Ser.
ses wurbe in Der gidbe BON Snnsbrud
bic bstannte polniide Sdauipielerin
geontins Roman auf Der Stelle get0otet
unb ibr 8ssleiter, Der Siolin'8irtuols
Poiielt, idwer uerlest.
- 8ei elmer @olliiion init elmer I'M.
befannten Barrie in Der Otabs bon Per'
nambuco, Braiilisn, wuroe Der Dam.
pier Spartan Yrince" uou Der Prince'
Sinis 10 bei6dotiS, ouB er ianf. Gapitdn
unb Miauui6ufteu wuroen serettet.
- Gus Gom ipiro senelbst, bas
Die SOniSin SSittwe WfarSaretbe iid
nidt beWesen luRsn mill, ibre 3u'
itimmuus Su Der SodSeit bes Ser,oss
Der abruS;eu nit Der Godter bss ams.
ritaniiden Sunbssieuutors @lfins ;u
9eben.
- Priu; Ssiuri6 BON 8agern. @n'
fel bes Priujreseuten guitpOlb unb elm.
3iser SObn oes peritorbenen Prinjen
srnulf, lit bel ben Sailerman0uern i'm
6eiAslanb pom Pferoe Ssitiir3t unb bat
cine @sbirneridiiiteruns erlitten, mis aus
Wtiindsn tsleSrupbid semetOet wirO.
= Su 9rhhsl wuros betannt sess.
ben. bas fir oas Sabr 1910 siue 8elt.
ausitelluns bort sspluut wiro, ,u
Der Die &esieruusen BON Deuti6tano,
Srantreih. Stalieu unb ben Sereinigr
ten Staaten bereits ibre 3uitimmuns
uno ibre abiidt fuuoseseben baben,
oaB iie iia oarau betbeiliSen werOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-17
Qbnfiplpaie bsr @rbbeere.

0ie engliide Wp9enibrift r2ancet"
ipibmet Der @rbbeere cine mebi5inif6e
8eipredung. Sn sriter 2inie lentt iie
bic 4ufmertiamteit bierbei arf bic bel
@rpa9fensn unb &inbern gar nidt
feltene Sbioibntrafie, bic fid oft fdon
na9 @enub elmer einsieen 8eere in
einem beftisen gleFelausf9las GuBert.
Die Nerate baben aber au6 feiteeitellt,
bab Der grbbeerfaft eine enti9iebens
perbauungsfDrbernbe Mirfung bat.
9art sefottenes giipsis berfliifiist iid,
fpenn benz 81 @rbbeerfaft augeiebt
ipirb. @er barauf ansetpiefen 1T, sins
auderfreie Oidt gu beoba9ten, fam
unbebentlib grObeeren senieBen. ba bic
serinse 3udermense, bic barin entbals
ten TT, nidt f4dbli9 tpirtt. Sc 1T
nidt sana tlar seftellt, OBJ Der Grbbeers
senub BEL @i6t tbdtid9li9 etipas bilft,
aber stpeifellos TT er Elm Mittel, bas
8lut altaliid su balten, ba bic Srii9te
reid an gltaliIalsen iinb. Meti6nis
foff bat. ipis man peib. aussere4net.
bab in benz @.rbauunsstratt bes Mens
fden tdsli9 ni9t penieer als 1881
000,0000,000 9dtterien sebilbst ipefs
ben, bon benen elm She'll nubbrineenb
iit, nGbrenb Elm anberer @efabren
brthet. Gr bertritt bic 9lnii9t, bab es
siir @rSieluns LANCER 2ebensbauer n0'
tbig ift, foipeit nur irsenbm0sli9, ben
senannten Srsanen frembe 8atterien
fernsubaItsn, unb sdblt unter ben Rabs
rungsmitteln, bic aus biefem @rrnb
bermisben ip.rben folIen. aud Salate
unb Griidte. i'm ipesielIen grbbeeren
ouf. Sebenfalls TT es n6tbig. bie grbs
beertn forsfdltis 5u ipafhen. beppr fie
auf bic SafeI tommsn. 8is 9erna4'
IGfFsuns bief.r @oriidtsmaBresel be-
ipirtt In bisIsn Sdllen gef4psrben unb
Rrdnfheiten.
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Giienbabn Seittabelle.
Sslaipare, eadaiuanna uno sBsiisrn sabr


Su araft ben "a. SUM- 1906.
GHbIld -Brl6Bt Scranton fir Htp gcrI
um 2.05, 3.20, Cos. 500. 1920, Born.
1910, 1926 unb $40 Na@mittass. 5ii
gtp gprf unb philadelphia, um 500 Wprni.;
1910 unb 3.35 sia9mittass. 8ii
Epbstannd, $40 Ra&mittaas.
RSrblid Sir Buffalo um f.f5, 6.25 u. 9.0C
Wpr., f.55. $40 unb ff.f0 RaGmittass. S5iil
8instamtou, Glmira une 3piiGtnfatpntn, un
1910 Mcr. une los Ha&ni. Sir Ospeap
@Yraeu(t unb Utica, nm f.f5 unb 6.25 Wsr.
f.55 Na&mittaes. Ospeso. Syraeule uni
Utica 3us I'm 6.25 Wor. I6uft t6eIi&, ausas.
npmmtu Spuntass. fJiir Mpntrpit um 900
Nepr.; t.05 unb GAO NaGm. Ri&pIlpn @e.
epmpbatipu, nm 400 Ratmittaas. Bina.
hampton Neepmpbaton, um 6.t5 Radmittaas
Dloemsburs Sibifon-gsrlSst Srrauipr
fiir 9cItbumbtrlanb nm $685. 1920 Wpr.
i.55 uno GAO Ru&m. Jir plymouth um 9.Ot
Ra@mittass.
Sonutaa8s8hae.
gHoll9 sir Rtw gprf nm 205, 800
sos nnb 1920 @prssus, 1886 unb 3.4(
Hd6m.
RSrbIid - Sir Buffalo I'M IFS, uni
6.25 Mpr. i.55, $40 unb ff.t0 Rahm
sJiir Sinebamion unb 3pii6tnltationtn, 9.0(
unb 1910 gprmiitaas
SIoomsburg 9ibiiion- gtrISht Srrdntpr
nm 1920 WDr. uuh $40 RaGmittass.
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Gemtfcbe
Sd0n Sar6erei,
327 ". @aibinstoa slbe.
8eibe xefepbcne.
8eibe xelepbons

Nas arbeit nod better @eiie polliiibrt.
Dem &einigen unb Rldtteu ipeaiele
Hufmerfiamteit ssidenft. grbeit abses
bolt unb abselieiert.
Geo. W. S9miot, gisentb.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-09-17
Bon btr Sd,lanoIisktit.
Ets taIidhs BehaHoIuna oss esiosus sarA
eaien-e eAiptsrias elniaabe.

8ateH-GAtpteriee etufgabe.
Gin GROCER unfus, 10 i9reibt Elm
beutfdldnbif9er arot, tpirb nit ben
Gdlafmitteln setrisb.n. bic faTt auss
| lIdIisbIi9 in SdbIsttsnform geforbert
lperben. ST bod bic SdIafloiigteit
lin unsebsuer perbreitstss 2eiben, eins
5olge Der aufreibenbsn Sdit, nit Der
anIere 3eit urbeitet, unb bic bas Hers
penfbitem bon @runb auf I9ipantenb
ma9t. 8as @ros Der S9lafIcIen ees
bDrt gu ben SntellettuslIen. beren 2ss
ben unter benz Ginbrud leb6after Sc
miitbsbenesungen itebt, bsrsn Rsrosn
ourd ftetis ipe9ielnbe ginbriide ii6
oauernb in 8ibrotipn befinoen. Der
Wann aus bem 8olte, Der Sag fir
Gag feiner gIei9f0rmisen @rbeit na9s
gebt, brau6t auf ben S9laf ni9t gu
parten. Die Si9ter, beren Tletisr ia
beipnbers anitrengenO unb f9Iafraus
benb fein fol-, baben au alien 3eiten
neibifd ben 8estler beiunsen. Der ouf
stnem Stein frieblid ruben Tonne i'm
9esenfab su ibnen unb ben reottloIen
Retden," bic ii6 rubeIOs auf i6rem
tpst9en Pfubl berumpdl5en.
ytun lehrt aber bic @rfabrilng, boB
bic SdIaflolen aud meiit elm fdle9tes
SebddtniB buben. 70 bab tbre qnsaben
ni9t INNER gang 5uoerlGfiig iinb. Cine
genaue &ontrplle bat erseben, bab piele
ylerpDfe. bic angebli4 an abioluter
S9ldfloigfeit leiben, tmmerbin bod
our4f9nittli9 apei bis brei Stunben
per Ia6t f9lafen. Sn iebem Sal gibt
es ni4ts 5alfderss, als iofort 5ur
S9lattqRLstts ba srsifen. Die S9lafs
mittel tn Der Sanb 6sr 2aien Bebftlten
cine Gefabr ni9t nur burd ibre bGufis
gen Rsbenfuirtunsen auf 9srbauuns,
Nerben unb SerJ, niGt nir bur1 bic
unabii9tIiden unb abf9tli9en @srsifs
tingen, bic pieI bGufiger portommen,
uls semeinbin ansenommen ipirb, ion'
bern ppr ALIEN bur4 bic @ep6bnung
an iis. 3ablIofe HsrpOfe Itnb Der 9lns
iiht, bab iie nidt einf9lafen t0rulen,
tpenn iie nidt cine SabIetts ssf6ludt
baben; lie pergeHsn aber gans, bab lie
iid BON einem ni9t barmloIen Mittel
abbdngig MAIDEN, bsFen @irtung ii9
INNER mebr abiiumpft, ie bGufigsr iis
es nebmen. Weit Waebitamenten fann
man i'm aIgemeinen S9laflofigfeit
nidt beiIen. iie finb nur elm Rotbbebelf.
Die eigentli1e 8ebanbIuns Der
S9lafloiistsit TT eine aubsrprbentIi9
f9tpieriss aufsabs unb ftellt por alien
qlnforberunsen On Elm inbipibuelIes
pfp6if9es @ingeben auf bic S4lafs
lofen. Der 2lrat mub bon Sal gu Sal
sntf9eiben. OBJ elm alimoipedi.l. cine
9lenberuns Der 2ebenspeiie, OBJ Waf'
ierbebanbluns ober UaaFass unb
@pmnaftit anauipenben ietsn.
@iele gaeniden berpaken ben Wlos
ment, In benz fie mIbe iinb unb f9Ias
fen tparben, tpenn {ie Iid bann fofort
nisberleqten. Wer bic gnergie beiibt,
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Ortsffnn einer 8rief :

Srtsfinn elmer 8rie .
taube. Gin Betpeis bemsrtsnstpers
THEN 9ebG9tniHes ober Srisntirunss'
perntDsens elmer 8rieftaube tpurbe tn
Treubenbeim, 8aoen, bur9 ben 9riefs
toubensHdter 6ri.bri9 9ilbebranb
nadeetpiefsn. aiir5li9 fanb fi4 etns
8rieftaube elm, bic felt eineni Dett'
fluse ab Sslsolanb BON 21. Suli Dori'
gen Sabres bermibt iporben mar. Die
SbsntttGt Der Saube. bic nod ibren
Subring trus. ftebt auBer isbem Stpets
feI. 0as Sbisr mar Offenbar ssfdn'
gen aehdIten iporben.
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eadamanua & @Domins Ballsb.
(eaureI giuie.)

3Biidm SCRANTON uub @iIIts-Snus.
!3aas ptIalTsn Srrdntpn I'M 90, 200, 300
400. 500 unb 800 Wprasns. Tim 40 Wpr.
gems an @p&,ntastn uub alt ua&folssnb.
ipanstg Winuisn, une nm 700 Wpr9tns an
Sonuiaasn uno dllt naGfuIetnos ipansis sri.
nuitn bio unb iuflufpt f2 90 Ra6is, In @iI.
fss-Barrs Al Wtuuttn ipdisr anFcmmtub.
Grpub,hst, nur In ptttsicn anbaIttne, Ser.
Iafsa Sndnion als Stunbt i6sli1, ausas-
ncmmsn Spnuiass uub 5stntaefn, BON 7.t9
Rorasns bic 7.t9 Mtsnes, unb trsftn IN @il.
fes-Bdrrt 80 Winuttu fpdtsr Elm.
Definn Disuif iptfG.a SCRANTON, Nap Nua
Bari, euna Tarf, pttTsbura unb Dunmcrt.
Slsbs BdbrpIan fir atp6dbtfSrbtrnbe 3hss.
Eyat In slraft am 8. 9nit 1907.
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September 1850, auwoltstbabren unb Rotten: Subs'
ment Ro. t37f. September Iermn 1908. St. ia. sum
Sept Termir 1905. ). 8. 8epnolbs,
aupalt,
30. ti.-aae bic Redbte. IiteI une Sntsreiien Der
8ertldgen tn unb auf ale bic geIptiie Got ooer pars
seIe sano. 9elegen in bem Didton ettp Borough,
sadawanna Golntp uno Staat Yeunipluania, bes
aren,t unb beihrieben pie tolet, nemlth Sit Got
DO. (, aeIegen an ber Ginmineung Der 9arbonoae
sanehrabe uno 4lant Aoae une benz io9enannten
Souleuarb, unb III "a 6ub in Stette an beiagter
eaneraBs, 1865 6ub tisi entlans beiaetem Soueudrb,
26 6ub brett biuten entlang elmer 10 SuB Auep nno
$50 tief entlana Got No. 2, wie bei9reben aut Der
0el, eddd s. @eiern Gienbabn 9ompante aarte
non eano pon qrcepille, eingetragen i'm Rartenbub
Qo. 1, Settle o. Ales perbeiiert, nit etnem ;Ipets
fiodiaen Solsaebdnoe, an beaate sanelraBe 9reheno
uro ale elm Aoptel benuBt, unp einem ooppeten hols
sernen @obnbanie, an beiagten Bouleparb grenseno,
eeiien critics Stodper flr saoen;ipede benuBt utrb.
Dit Sei6Ias beeat nne IN eretntton genommen
lui bic Aldge ber Vep Solder Ban une Anleibe
Aiioeiation gegeu WidaeIena 4eterion nnb antbonp
geterion S6ulb 5000. Sntereiieu pom 1. Ddr;
1905, anwaltaebibren une Soften. Supsment no.
SIS, Vldri Setmn 1915. Villas st. "a. ium sept.
1ermin 1905. Stotes, Inpat.
6eruer:
30. t2.-gG ieue gentle Strede non eanS seIesen
in BEN Borough Ibroop, satawanna eonntp n'6
Stdat pennirlpanien, bearenit uno bei6rieben pie
iolgt Snisdno betannt ais Got Ao ~, int bgod 9lo.
8, TT as 81 100 6ub uorHe AT Hdneoat Apenue, bet
lt6 tNi0 SUB in Iiefe ami oer otttben settle, i23
q! iO0 6ub in Iteie ani ber metliden Sette, 63
earauf, alles gemdb einem qlan bettet ,,pree Bans
eoat ano Tbroop's Map Of Sbroop," sniammen nit
etnem ,psiifodigen bolsernen 8obnbanie earaut e..
ribtet. Sit baiielbs Gieentbum weldbes eli airt
Hree Sr, ct. al, burt 0eeo trdgeno ods Datum bes
90 Gag i'm @ueut ~ o. 1899 unb eingetragen in eer
6tfce tiir bic etntragnns uon 0eebs In uno tilr
sadap1nna County rpie porbefdgt, i'm 9eeobub
8aub t79, Seite 81, bewiuiste nno ibertrug an Nm
bro Saraiti.
Dit Seiblas belsst uuS in eretuton ssnommen
auf bic aIase bes Sojepb Gemetb nnb Stepe Remetb
aeaen Nnbro Sarnitt. Shuib $500. Sntereiien
pom t5 MprlI 1908, @npdIteeblbren unb Rotten.
Subgment 0o. tiil, September Sermin 1908. 81.
ia. gum September Iermin 1908.
ostouis, anipaIt.
ga bas esnannts Gissutbum pirp nur ssstu
Saarjabluns psrfauft.
q. s. Galpin, Sderiff.
S6aiHsamt, Suoniun, pa, DSnntrfas, ben
3. Ssptsmbn 1858,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
AN AUDACIoUs BURGLARY.
Policemen at Odessa Unwittingly
Help Man Rob Home.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 2-An auda-
cious burglary. in which four policemen
were unwittingly implicated. has taken
place at Odessa. Just before midnight
the police station in the Alexandrovski
district received a telephone message to
send four detectives to the house Of the
governor general On their arrival they
were met outside the door by a captain
of the gendarmerie. who informed them
that the arrest Of a dangerous revoiu-
tionary had to be effected. and that they
must be prepared for an armed resist
ance. He then drove of with them to
the house Of DR.. Buchstab. a prosperous
young physician. which' they entered In
the name Of the law.
Only the doctors mother and the serv-
ants were In the house. and the captain
asked the old lady to hand over all the
money in her possession. informing her
at the same time that she would be ar
rested In the morning. He then ordered
the policemen to make a careful search
for bombs. No bombs we're found. and
the captain ordered the four detectives
back to their station. He then drove
away. taking with him over $500 The
next morning IL was discovered that the
whole affair was q fraud. and that the
police had given assistance to thief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-02
TARGET OF ASSASSINS
ROMANCE BEHIND RETIREMENT
OF A PERSIAN DIPLOMAT.

Special CabIegram to The Star.
BERLIN. July "A political romance
Of pronounced oriental type is concealed
in the official announcement Of the retire
ment into private life Of Mahmoud Calm.
the Persian minister at Berlin. For weeks
past the minister has been Swallowed by
assassins. and 1t is probably due only to
the vigilance of the German police that
his life has not been taken.
When he recently left Persia to return
to his diplomatic post at Berlin fanatical
members of the anti-reform party in Per-
STA resolved that he must be executed as
punishment for his share in forcing po-
litical reforms on the shah. The German
foreign office several weeks ago received
notification from the German legation at
Teheran that five emissaries OF the Per-
sian reactionary party had left for Berlin
with the avoWed intention of asSaSsinat-
ing Mahmoud Calm.
The foreign office at once warned him
and the Berlin police organised a special
tectives were told off to watch over him
day and night. to guard his official resi-
dence and to shadow him wherever he
went. in order to ward off the menacing
death blow Of the fanatics. who were
known to be desperate characters.
The minister has thus been living under
the strictest police supervision. while
death has logged his footsteps. The ner-
vous strain finally became too much for
him, and he resolved to withdraw from
politics and retire into private life. in Or
der to be no longer the target Of the as
sassins' daggers or bullets.
1t remains to be seen whether Mahmoud
Cahns retirement will relieve him from
his political enemies. Those familiar with
the fanaticism Of the Persian reaction
aries declare that nothing will satisfy
them but his life, whether public or
private parsonage.
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Approve Muzzle Order.
Warrenton and Vicinity.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

WARRENTON, Va. July I. 1903.
Capt. William w. Payne. eldest son OF
the late Gen. William H. Payne Of War
renton. died Monday at his home at Har-
risionburg. Va. Capt. Payne had been a
conductor on the Southern road for thirty
years. His wife and ten children survive.
Miss Nellie Butler returned to the
Fauquier Institute a few days ago from
a teachers meeting Of all the girls board
ing schools held at the Sweet Briar Insti-
tute, at Amherst. Pa.
The Warrenton German Club has been
organized with the following Officers
James X. Maddux. president: II. F. Gray.
secretary. and William H. Gaines. treas
urer. The club will give six germans
during the summer; the first win be held
in the second week In July.
Judge James Keith Of the Virginia court
of appeals in Richmond is on visit to
relatives at WOODBURY.. near Warrenton.
At a regular meeting of Warrenton
Rifles. First Lieut.. j. Brad. Beverley was
elected captain Of the company and Sergt
James w. Jeffries was chosen first lieu
tenant. The Warrenton Rifles are arrang-
ment at Chickamauga.
Lucien Keith jr.. son Of Julian c. Keith
has been appointed state cadet to the
v. NJ. ]. from this senatorial district
H. ]. White Is at his Fauquier home at
Broad Run on a six weeks vacation from
Panama.
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RIGHT OF WAY FOR PRES&
Police Must Honor Badges Worn By
Newspaper Men.

Mai. Sylvester issued q general order to
the members OF the police department
yesterday afternoon giving instructions
respecting their recognition OF badges that
are worn by newspaper reporters.
Several weeks ago reporter and MEM
Der Of the police department had q mis-
understanding while attending a fire near
9Th and e streets. An arrest was made.
Later Maj. Sylvester directed that the
affair be Investigated. The Issuance OF
the order yesterday. followed the police
investigation.
THE value OF the police press and IRE
badge. when worn by an authorised rep
resentative of the press. WAS recently
questioned in q case where II was plainly
the duty Of the police to be present at Q
fire to protect the f1remen In their work
and the lives and property OF the owners
and occupants OF premises. not only
where the fire was found. but Immediately
contiguous and in the vicinity thereof.
THE use Of the badge IL not authorised
on occasions Of this kind only. but At
times when crime Is committed. accidents
occur or other emergencies arise.
THE member Of the press has q duty TO
perform on such occasions being engaged
in the public interest. and II becomes In
cumbent on those who are authorised to
regulate. protect and preserve. to CO.
operate and extend to them every facility
under the laws to preserve their calling:
to obtain facts and figures necessary SO
to do.
ness and that confusion incident to q IRE
in a congested locality In the night time.
and the policeman was no doubt 3ealous
in an endeavor to accomplish what 10 re-
qured in the first instance. but the occa-
sion was not one where the badge regu-
Ia tiou should have been lost afGht Of "a
the end that II was in no wise effective.
The only question to be determined In the
case at this time IL. was the policeman
Indifferent to the authorized insignia OF
the Commissioners. and. while the press
members are indisposed to contest In the
premises. the department in It's desire TO
preserve the integrity Of the Commission
ers' order and the validity Of the insignia.
has investigated the matter with the view
of maintaining each.
badge was not displayed. while the wear
er and those with him positively assert
that II was plainly exposed In the lapel OF
the coat.
'The confusion and the darkness leave
room for doubt a. to lite having been OBJ
served. but that the representative had
II and wore II there seems to be no Ques-
ton.
This badge commends the wearer to
the members Of the force on such oeca-
extent that the ends Of justice might be
interfered with. work for the coroner
modified. or labor of iremen obstructed.
Circumstances must largely govern In
cases. but In all instances every courtesy
and information for the public should be
and IL Is the policeman's duty 70 see that
the badge is In evidence.
Compliance with this will be tnsistsa
upon
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RESORTS


THE MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE. AURORA. w;
Va, is now open. 1t is more besutifaai ana ana
commodious than ever and has hot ana coiu
water three foers. For particulars eddsess
mo. A. LANTZ. Proprietor. w. tn. sa .Su-ot
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MIR. Herbert A. Birch

Desires to announce to his friends and patrons
that he has assumed the management of the
Stratford Springs Hotel. Woodlawn. Wheeling.
W. Va. as successor to Mrs L. B. G. List Be.
cause Of the larger duties devolving upon
him at this hotel Mr.. Birch has deemed 1t hest
to entirely dissolve his former connection with
the Lochlynn Hotel. at Mountain Lake. All cor
respondence should he addressed to him at
Stratford Springs as above.
Mr.. Birch desires to invite the attention OF the
people Of Washington D. c.. that his hotel is
second to none in the state. Running hot and
cold water. long distance telephones, electric
lights, etc, in each room.
The table is excellent. being Mr.. Birch's spe-
cialty. The famous Stratford Springs magnesia
water used for all purposes je2S-e o3t.2l
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DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE. COMPLETELY FUR,
ami. china. linen. silver: adj. grove; win
ming pool: hotel: $500 season; 8 hrs. from WIS.,
Mrs. T. C. BREESE Berkeley Springs. ". Va.
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Hotel Yarmouth,

Half block on the ocean front. Every room has
ocean view. Capacity. 300. Elevator. private
baths. etc. Porches overlook boardwalk. Cuisine
a feature First.class service. Moderate rates.
Carlton. 5yl-lat,s