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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

In the city today enroute 20 Oklahoma
City on business matters
Prof r. y Buck has returned from
Cleveland. Ohio. where he attended
the n. F.. A. convention last week
r. c. Burnsdale is In Oklahoma city
Sidewalk Inspector l.. y. Pentecost
Is In Oklahoma City
ed Walton left today for Minco on
q business trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08
SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs W. II Coyle gave
one O'Clock dinner a. the lone yesier.
day On honor of their son. John. II
Being his tweniyiirst birthday. Twen-
~ 81 his friends aud relatives Of tbs
family were IN attendance.
Rcy aud Ants 3. X Miller arrived
this afternoon from Nulhail 10 attend
ihc assembly meetings fhey will be-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssEss'H .
PERSONAL 4
AND
LOCAL
sGaMau1H@MfAs'nssHs,nsNSDss

Lee +. Wilson Is here from okla
homa City on legal business.
Earl Keys. Of the state auditors Of
fce. returned last night from visit
Of several days at Oklahoma City,
where he was witness In the Mead
ows' murder trial
G. T. Page returned 70 mis- home In
Carney last evening after a consulta-
ton with local cotton buyers relative
20 disposin oi his crop this season.
Mr. Page Is one of the extensive cot
toE sinnera aud growers Of Lincoln
county
3 L. Deets returned 70 Oklahoma
City today
Sam Smith qna John Furrow have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08
sed meetIng Of the AasembIy.

Rev. r. T. Williams and wife ar.
rived today from Wauhta ~ attend
the chautauqua meetings.
Rev. Heaton Is here from oklano
ma City.
X P. Alexander Is here from Enid
today on business.
Contractor w. A. stuckey, Of the
Stuckey Construction company Is here
from CofieyYille. Kansas, 20 bid on
the Noble avenue paving His com
pany was awarded the contract sever.
al weeks ago by the city council but
the work was restrained By an order
from the court on account Of iTegu-
larities In letting the contract.
Ham y Bee has returned from d
trip 10 Aalmore
Archie Watson son Of Corporation
Commissioner WATSON. Is M 0klahoma
CRY today
Senator j p Hiciam Of Perkins 8.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08
esenIng from Prague.

w. II. Pauis, special school land
appraiser in the Fifth congressional
district, has returned from a trip TO
Comanche county.
Representative VIM. Murdoch Is
here from Pawnee.
Attorney e. NJ, Jefferles is here
from Oklahoma City.
I r. r. fiine auditor for the Mutual
Lie Insurance company Of New York
is hese looking over the accounts Of
tho state office He reports lnsur
ance business growing much better.
Presiding Elder EeG. Murray Of the
Oklahoma City district, arrived today
70 attend the Assembly
Rev. r. p Carterand wife arrived
today from FL Reno to attend the As
sembly meetings
Rev II. II Miller aud son Mark ar
rived today from Klnshsher 10 atieEd
the hEsmhly. They have never mis-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Miss Mabel Masters. Of Newton.
Kansas, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. r. Faulkner for few days.
ielt today for Galveston 10 spend the
summer months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Rev n n Powers arrived this ar
torn0on TO attend the Assembly ses-
sion here this week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

the guests Of Mr. and Mrs A. Prultt,
on East Mansur avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08
returned from a trip to Klngfaher.

returned from trip TO Kiughsher
Corporation Commissioner Jack
Love IS spending g few days on his
ranch near Woodward.
District Inspector J. J Thompson Of
the state dispensary, Is here today
from Oklahoma City
Ed Davis is in Perry today.
Prof John Gray Emel Of the Cen-
trsl state normal school Is In the
city. conferring with Assistant State
Superintendent j. W. Wilkinson rela-
tive 10 school matters.
g. M fanSee has returned from a
two weeks visit IN sedaha, Mo. with
relatives.
Ex-Atiornes General w. o. Cromwell
is bere from Enid
Carl Wright Is here from Shawnee
on a business mission.
, N Thomss was IN the city las
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Mrs II T. Asp arrived today from
Mulhall TO attend tho assembly meet
ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Miss Rose christy has returned from
trip TO Wichita. Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Mrs. II A. Neal and son left today
for Norman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Mr aud Mrs G. II. Iowers. Of stiIi-
water az Guthrie visitors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Attorney r. NJ, Jefferies is her
from Oklahoma City,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Representative VIM Murdoch Is
here from Pawnee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

X p Alexander Is here from Enid
today on business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

MTs q IaHfauce. Of Otoe. Is n ihe
city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

sepaIoF ] p HIeIam- O ForIln1 Q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Mrs s. A. Newland arrived ON the
noon train from Chililcothe 80. 20
spend q few weeks with her son. j. q.
Newland and family at PIP North
Broad street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Ham r Bee has returned from q
trip 10 A,lmore-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

Rev Heaton IS here from oklano
ma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-08

l.. Deets returned to Oklahoma
City today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-05
ANCESTORS OF CHICKENS

was built, with ample shade and cover, through
which a little stream flowed. 1t was covered
with wire net Here thirty hybrid chicks were
produced from the mating of one domestic hen
few weeks old Johnson wrote: They are
very small remarkably active, and like pure
jungle chicks IN appearance. At two weeks
they were out of control, flying anywhere.
All of them perch in a tree twelve feet from the
ground. their mother watching them dscon-
solately from below. They scatter at an alarm
in all directions, like flash. With care one
can approach them like ordinary chickens;
but make quick movement, and they are off
to cover The Jolliest little chaps you ever saw
Everyone of the cross bred chicks took after
the jungle parent almost exclusively IN habits.
The pulets were like their father, and so like
wise were the little cocks. But, whereas the
pullets had the voice of the wild jungle hen,
the cry of the cocks was something between
the cry of the wild birds and the raucous crow
of the barnyard species. 1t was very strange
utterance All of the hybrids were somewhat
bigger, however, than the full bred Jungle fowl.
To test the fertility of the cross bred birds,
the young cocks were mated with domestic
hens, and in every case the eggs laid by the
latter were fertile, producing strong, healthy
chicks,-chcks. that is to saw that were one
fourth jungle fowl and three-fourths domestic.
By other matings chicks were obtained that
were, respectively, one-eighth jungle fowl and
seven-eighths domestic, and three-eighths Jun
gle and five-eighths domestic.
The results obtained have persuaded some
naturalists, at all events, that the little Jungle
fowl of Ceylon-a bird remarkably like the
barnyard chicken in appearance, but with
an orange Colored center in its comb, and
most singular voice that sounds as if it c-;ed,
George Joyce! deserves to share with the
GdHnS bdnk1Ud the honor of being acknowledged
as an ancestor OF our domestic chickens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-05

COME most interesting experiments have
~ been made recently in CeylOn, the object
of which was to ascertain whether a certain
species of jungle fowl, peculiar to that island,
was one of the ancestors OF modern chickens.
There is no doubt whatever of the fact that
all the chickens in the world are descended
from Asiatic Jungle fowl. But of such fowl
there are four distinct species, and the great
Darwin long ago came to the conclusion that
of these only one (the GallnS bdnkiOd, found
all the way from Western India to Burma)
represented the vertable ancestral stock.
This belief has been generally Endorsed by
naturalists; but its correctness is thrown into
some doubt by the experiments in Ceylon.
1t was thought that light would be thrown
on the question by trying to cross the Ceylon
Iungle fowl with the domestic chicken. Natives
of the island declared that the two did oCca-
sionally nterbreed; but their statements on
the subject could hardly be accepted proof
Accordingly, the Ceylon Poultry Club having
taken the matter up, several members volun-
teered to make practical trials, and runs OF
special pattern were constructed tor the pur-
pose, suitable for wild birds
Eggs of the jungle fowl were obtained, and
efforts were made to hatch them in incubators
and otherwise, the idea being that the birds.
If they first saw the light in captivity. would
be comparatively tame and easily dealt with
This experiment failed, the hatch being in
variably spoiled by one accident or another
SO, as the next best thing, the wild birds were
bought from natives who caught them, and
efforts were made to mate them with domestic
poultry. AS result, it was found that the
Jungle hens would have nothing to do with the
domestic rooster, being exceedingly afraid of
him. but matings between domestic hens and
the jungle cock were accomplished
The only really successful results. however
were accomplished on the estate of Clement
Johnson, at Hunasgeria where a large run
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
HUNT FOR 4 WOMAN In CASE
Boston Detectives Are Searching for
Alleged Murderess.
Believed to Be Leader of HOIG-up
Are Charged.

Boston. July 25.-Detectives here are
searching tonight for a woman. who. de-
velopments indicate, was the brains for
a series Of desperate hold-ups which cul-
minated this week in the killing Of two
and the wCunding Of seventeen persons
Aftermath Of the man-huat, which be-
gan last Tuesday and had its climax II
the killing Of the bandit Edmund Gutnan.
has astOuished the police with the ex-
tent OF the apparent criminal conspiracy.
In twenty arrests since made they be-
Eeve they nave at least two Of Gutrnan's 5
band. and a letter found on the dead ban
dts body points to the conclusion that
a woman was the moving spirit in the
crimes which have held Boston and its
suburbs n terror
The finding OF the note on GUtu-zn's s
body after the police had shot him 70
death gave the name OF Miss L Naureu
to the police. Addressed 10 her and writ
ten just before the bandits death, the
note read:
I am II the bush but entirely sur
rounded I may have TO shoot fifty cops.
am going to make q ight and viii
get out"
The AIauren woman is about thirty
years old and for some time has lived AZ
Jamaica Plains. but when the police ar
rived at the house to which Gutmaa's 5
note was addressed she was gone
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
ODD FELLOWS INSTALLATION.
Grand Conductor Gerberfch Off,
ciates at Golden Rule Lodge.

ciates at Golden Rule Lodge.
On Tuesday evening last. Grand Con
ductor George Gerberich, acting as spe-
ciai deputy. with his corps Of assistants
from Columbia Lodge. No 10. Installed
the recently elected and appointive off,
GERS Of Golden Rule Lodge. No p. / 0.
O. F. as follows
J. C. R Main. noble grand; W. H.
SmOOt. vice grand; Joseph Burroughs. re-
cording secretary; c. Ed. Bartlett. finan-
cial secretary. James II. Crew. treasurer;
W s Keiser, chaplain; J. A Qufsen-
berry. warden; J A Willamette. con
guardian; P II HalIbeck. inside guardian
Gwynne L. 5. N c.. W W Louck- r
John Mccarthy, r g S; H c R
Bohnke, L s S; F. A Norway, degree
director. and J. C Carlson. acting past
grand.
The noble grand appointed the following
committees: Widows and orphans. James
H. Crew, Joseph Burroughs, and l. s.
Kann; entertainment, W A Dodge, W. J.
Rogers. 5. h Gwynne. ! ". CIampitt,
and c F Anderson3 press, W. s. Keiser
and ". ". Louck. Short addresses were
made by Grand Representative J. H
Crew, Grand Chaplain D. ". Keck, Grand
Treasurer J. W Hollyday. Grand Con-
ductOr George Gerberich and others. A
vote Of thanks was extended to the In
stalling officer and his assistants for the
beautiful and impressive manner in which
the installation ceremony was conducted.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

mar- the four troop upstairs and father
and mother are left TO enjoy a long even
ing alone
There is nothing Ike system In train
ing children" says Mr.. Dunno. Nothing
in the world ike system
All Of these athletes agree on certain
rules For instance. a child never should
be allowed to use too heavy clubs or
durnbbells. as this Is sure to produce a
training which is harmful Then. they
never should be allowed 10 exercise for
too long time at a stretch. which pro
duces fatigue, not heaIthTuI WEAKNESS
When thirsty the child should be given
something warm to drink. as & cold drink
is apt 70 congest the muscles Of the
stomach and prove harmful
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
BISHOPS BODY IN VAULT.
Remains of Right Rev. Henry c
Potter iR New York City.

EcANcE IN HGN GOrk N1IV.
New York. July 24-Bishop Henry c
POtter's body was brought 10 New York
last night from Cooperstown after the
private services there. The train reached
the One Hundred and Twenty-dfth Street
station at 6;45 o'clock. and the body was
placed in the receiving vault Of Trinity
Church Cemetery, there 70 await che
formal public services and iuterment-
which pro5ably will be in the crypt OF
Of the Cathedral Of St John the Divine
The ceremony Of placing the BODY in the
vault was short and simple Canon Doug
las read one prayer before the door was
closed The honorary paIIbearers were
Bishop Olmstead. Of Utica, the Rev Ru-
dolph BirdsaH. Of Christ Church. Coopers-
town; the Rev Canon Douglas. the Rev.
Percy 5 Grant. and Archdeacon George
r Nelson
The corporation OF Trinity Church has
ordered the pulpits Of Trinity and its
chapels Of St John, St. Luke, ST. Angus
tine St. Agnes, st. Chrysostom, 81 Paul.
the Intercession, Trinity Chapel, and ST.
Cornelius draDed IN mourning for q
month
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
Dog TaEr Order I.-n.a

Following the usual policy Of the health
department. dogs wearing tax tags OF
last years issue have not been impound,
ed IN the month Of July, provided. Of
course. in the current month they were
properly muzzled- Il is believed. how
ever, that by the Ist Of August ample
time viii have elapsed TO allow everv
dog owner opportunity Of purchas-
ing tag OF The current issue. On and
after August I. therefore, the pound
master VIII Impound al dogs not wearing
tass OF the current year, whether such
dogs be nuzzled OF unuuzzie5 ne
owners are advised 10 provide themselves
promptly with the proper dog license and
tag
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
BETTOR USES FISTS
AGAINST The POLICE
Big Force of Officers Re.
quired to Subdue Him.
NEAR A RIOT At BRIGHTON
stan Caught Taking wagers shows
PUgIlistic Ability and Crowd Is
SynDathetic-Grand stand Breaks
with Large Crowd and a Bad Ac-
oident Is Narrowly Averted-

New York, July 25.-Prompt action On
lThe part Of the police and the Pinkertons
probably prevented q riot at the Brighton
Beach race track this afternoon.
About 4 O'Clock Deputy Sheriffs Charles
D Kendall and Thomas Biggart saw q
man named Sig Rosenthal showing prices
on programme and accepting cash
wagers near the rail in front Of the grand
stand They promptly told Rosenthal
that he must come with them 10 the
Coney Island police station But Rosen-
thai has long prided himself on his
ability 10 fight rough and tumble and Is
one OF the promoters Of q boxing club.
and when a couple Of deputy shersHs
took hold OF him, he broke away, saying:
I can lick dozen ike you
At the same time. he punched both
deputy sherins- Then there was a fine
oid-fsshioaed mix-up- II moment a
crowd surrounded the struggling men.
Several policemen rushed Up. and several
OF the Pinkertons and number OF Cen
1raI Office detectives Joined in
Fights TO the Gate.
When Rosenthal reached the stewards
stand he backed I'd against the iron fence
and struck out right and left Detective
Sergt- Langan. q six-footer. now pushed
his way through the crowd and grabbed
Rosenthal by the collar. while q dozen
bluecoa1s, with drawn clubs, tried 70
clear the way TO the passage between the
clubhouse and the grand stand. Still
Rosenthal was full OF fight. He bit one
iof the deputies. Kendall on the hand.
When ROsenthal had been dragged from
the track and out the gate. he struck
Kendall flush on the mouth. drawing the
blood and knocking him 10 mis- knees.
That was the signal for ar onslaught by
half dozen deputies. who treated ROsen-
thai 70 some OF his own tactics.
Pillar Breaks Under Crowd.
While al this was going on thu pa
irons OF the clubhouse, who crowded 70
tho edge Of the balcony 10 see the fun.
came within al ace Of what might have
been fatal accident Under the weight
Of the crowd one OF the wooden pillars
snapped close 70 its foundation and the
balcony svayed- a cry OF warning from
'Ihe people below caused the spectators
on the balcony 70 retreat IN the very nick
Of tine
Roseuthal was finally taken 10 Z police
station and admitted 70 bail.
There were i've arrests in the field dur
ing the afternoon
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
SYLVESTER TO SPEAK.

Washington Police Chief VIII At
tend Rome Convention.
MAJ Richard Sylvester was yesterdsy
authorized by the Commissioners 70 az
lend the convention OF the New York
state Association OF Chiefs OF Police.
The convention VIII meet al Roms. y.
\. on August 4 and Nat. syivesteTs
travelling expenses are 10 be paid from
the contingent fund He VIII make a
speech 70 the convention on police topics
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
DRAGGED TO DEATH
Italian Killed for Tearing
Out a Girls Tongue.
PENALTY FOR AWFUL REVENGE
Man Whose Sweetheart Fails to
Keep Her Promise to Wait Until
He Had a Fortune COnceives Mad
Plan 10 Punish Her-ReturnE to
Italy Disguised as = Dentist.

Padua. Italy. July 25-Tearing out his
sweetheart's tongue because she had
broken her promise to wait until he could
marry her brought death to-day 70 Fran
cesco VerganL
Maddened by his deed. a crowd tied
him TO the heels Of q horse, and be was
dragged two miles Every bone In his
body was broken
Eight years ago Vergani feu IN love
with ElOise Ferrari. who lived al MOntse-
lice, a village near here- But vergani
was poor, and. swearing the girl 70 con-
stancy. he left for America
For six years Ve-gnni heard regularly
from his sweetheart. then letters failed
Two months ago. as he was leaving Bos-
ton for italy, he learned that ne had
married. and his love turned 70 hate.
Goes sn Disguise.
Arriving IL Italy. he disguised himself
as an itineraat dentist and drove 70 Non
selice- He had Performed : number Of
minor operations when his former sweet
heart climbed Up into his wagon and
seated herself II tie chair
Catching UD q pair Of fO0ceps. re open
ed the wouaa1's mouth and tore out q biz
part OF her tongue. while the crowd and
the husband looked On DarGlyzed with
horror.
Tie him 10 his horse and let Il drag
him 10 death. was The cry as the uaCb OF
infuria5ed peasants seized VergaaL II
an instant he was Overpowered snd bound
TO the heels OF the animal. which was
lashed TO E gailop-
After q tTo-mile run, the horse was
stopped and Vergaui was looseued- He
vas crushed almost beyond recognition
It Is probable that the object OF his
vengeance viii die.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
THAw Has APPENDICITIS.
At Least His Physician Thinks He's
Threatened with Disease.

PouShkeepste, n. Y, July S.-Harry
Thaw IS threatened wiki appendicitis ana
? Il Is believed that his ailnent has SO far
progressed as 70 become serious
Dr- John A Card, his physician. said
after meeting Thaw this morning that the
case looked Ike appendicitis, and ne has
ordered mineral waters for the patient.
ThaW suffers with intense pain In his
side, and Dr.. Card will visit him twice q
Gay IhaW suffered with slight pains
several days before he called IN the doc
Tor.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
GREENE MAY LOSE LAND.
Mexican Government Concession Ex
pires in December.

Mexico CITY, July 5.-The concession
1or S'cv0,e0e acres Of mineral lands held By
Col ". Q. Greene. OF New York and
Cananea- expires December z. 1905. and
4 is reported that 1t viii not be renewed
BY the Mexican government.
This land is situated IN Western Chi
huahua and Eastern Sonora The large
lumber mills which Col. Greene and as
sociates recently erected upon their big
tract Of timber land IN Chihuahua have
closed down. Col. Greene is said to be
on his way 10 japan
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
HAENAs SON ABSENT.
Cleveland Man Fails to Ansvxei
Charge fn Court.

CteVet0nd Man rams TO Answer
Charge fn Court.
Cleveland. Ohio. July 5.-Dan R. Hanna.
son Of the late Senator N A Hanna.
failed 70 appear in police court to-day to
answer an assault and battery charge
made by Claude n. Logan. automobile
salesman. His attorney asked q contIn-
uance until august s.
The young millionaire was arrested late
yesterday. He took the arresting Off
GERS to the Central police station in his
own auto and was baned- Logan
charges thai Hanna siashed him across
the face with his whip. At the time
Logan was driving an automobile and
Hanna was coaching with several ladies'.
The horse took fright al Logan's auto
and the assault IS alleged TO have
followed.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
PORTO RICO CELEBRATES.

observes Tenth Anniversary OF the
Landing OF American TrOODa.
san Juan. P P. July S-The tenth an
niversary OF tbs landing Of American
troops in Porto Rico was celebrated al
over the island to-day. The day was espe-
clally observed st POuce. Gov Post and
the Insular officials reviewed a parade
and afterwsrd attended a banquet and
ball
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
NEW YORKER HELD IN LONDON
Vaudeville HaH said TO Have De-
frauded Motor Car Compaax

London, July 25.-MandevilIe Hail OF
New York, who IS described as a terra
Gotta manufacturer. was arrested TODAY
on q charge Of fraudulently obtaining q
motor valued at $780, from q Paris auto
company.
He was held il the Bow Street Court
for extradition 10 France. fsa sat5 b,s
account at his bankers had becon, 49,
drawn. hence, the check he had sfven IN
payment for the motor had been dis
EonOred-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
GIRLS PACKED LIKE CATTLE.
Spanish Authorities Rescue Many
IHteSded for white slaves.

I1'tVAueU TOT " Hlte sEnFes.
CorrUna. Spain. July &.-Dczeas OF
young girls. believed 70 have been
destined for the white-slave trade. which
IS said to be hourishing in Cuba, were
taken from the steamer Isla de Paaay
here to-day. prior 10 her sailing. ostensi-
by for Te1eri1e-
EmDarkaIiOn OF many young women
on the vessel aroused the suspicious OF
the authorities, and a raid disclosed the
presence OF many girls, slowed away ike
cattle. Many OF them had been bought
from their parents. and others had run
away from home
Al those discovered here were disem-
barzed, TO be returned TO their homes.
but a report after the vessel had smiled
that others were still aboard viii cause
a further search at Cadiz
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
ACCUSED OF VAGRAECY.
Capt Robert Mayer Says He Has
Been Leading Hermit's Life.

Capt Robert Meyer. Spanish war vet
-eran and former member OF the regular
United States army, was srraigned IN the
police court yesterday on q technical
charge OF vagrancy- The case was dis
missed and the veteran was taken into
custody by friends
Capt Meyer was arrested BY the police
Of the Seventh precinct Friday rnorntaE
while roaming In Rock Creek Park in a
dazed condition He told the police that
he had been leading the Life Of q hermit
for several weeks
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

When you have loss or found anything
telephone an advertisement TO The WASH
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