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The Washington times., 1908-09-12
DEN OF ROBBERS
IN ClTYS HEART
Clues of Its Whereabouts Nav
Lead to Quick Discovery.
Holds Vast Riches.

a robbers den exists in Washington.
This startling revelation has been
made to the proper authorities, and
clues TO the location viii be followed to-
morrowand the next day and probably
during ali the coming week
The denizens of the den have become
so bold that they are ever. preparing
10 display q sign on one uf the most
prominent business streets Of the city,
telling were their lair may be found. It
is reported that the leaders viii offer
a prize TO whoever first succeeds in
finding the headquarters.
Tales have been told lately OF how
rich silks and cloth OF gold have been
smuggled across the borders between
the United States and Utopia; there
have been large cases of rich, black
cigar-the kind you cannot buy-brougbt
across the DOundrY line, and then sent
II a destination which no one has been
able 10 determine
There have been bags OF pearls and
of rubies and diamOnds-jewel that no
crowned head ever Wore-,4nd these have
been sent along the same mysterious
route. Il is believed 10 be not impos-
sible that they are In the robbers den.
Whether this be so or not there is cer-
tainty that there are objects in that der
which are included In the wants of the
public That is why the clues TO the
whereabouts are given.
The clue viii be displayed In the win
dow of a leading business house.
It Will be on a street along which the
street cars pass
il viii not be very far from PennsyI-
valia avenue northwest.
More particulars about this mysteri-
Gus case viii be given in The Sunday
Times.
The chief OF the band Is said to be
Wolf Scheinman.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
RABIES PREVALENT.
DOGS ARE EXAMINED
Microscopic Tests Show a
Fresh Outbreak-Many
StrayS Killed.

An outbreak OF the rabies. following
a period CT comparative quiet. is indi-
Gated by several additional cases OF
dogs submitted this week TO the Bureau
OF Animal Industry for microscopic
tests, 10 determine whether or not they
were infected with the disease.
The microscopic test. just completed.
on black and tan dog. owner unknown.
that was killed by Policeman Cooper,
of the Harbor police. proves that the
animal had the rabies.
This dog bit William II. Jackson, 1876
Madison street northwest, on the left
leg IL also bit James Kidweu. III
Union street southwest. on the right
leg. Tie dog also bit two other dogs
before il could be killed
The examination also showed rabies
in the doy owned by William r. Pruitt,
% Sumner avenue Anacostia. which
was killed after developing strange s. m
toms, b before IL had succeeded In
biting q one. The owner OF this dog
had thE cen dogs TO 80 mad while he
was rea ling I'm Virginia.
A FOX terrier dog, owner unknown.
was killed at the pound after il
had strayed into S24 Firth street north
east and showed symptoms Of the rab-
les. The examination revealed the pres-
enee Of the disease.
4 black and white cat that had BIT
ten William L4alor, IA First street north
east. on the right hand. is shown TO
have been mad at the time
The District muZZle law, which Will
expire by the six months limitation
about the first Of December, has, in
the opinion Of the rabies experts in the
Department Of AgriC llture, accom-
pllshed a great deal of good.
There is said 10 be many stray dogs
less than before the law went into ef-
feet, many hundreds of these worthless
ours having been taken up and killed
at the pound.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
Cnqae of IMITATION Naelne M
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT SHOWS
AN INCREASE IN LOANS, BUT
PLENTY OF MONEY.

NEW YORK, Sept. 12-The weekly
statement of the Associated Banks OF
New York was something OF a surprise
TO wall street in that it showed an Un-
expected expansion of loans, this item
increasing $22.000.O00. II is absolutely
impossible for the clique that controls
the stock market TO do business without
some financial assistance, as they have
acquired many thousands more shares
of stock during the week than they
liQuidated on the Thursday and Friday
reaction. The item Of deposits is very
satisfactory. The loan item is well eX-
tended, but the financial position oc the
banks is excellent.
Comparisons.
1t is only necessary to recall the
seven miIIion-dollar reserve Of a year
ago and compare ii with the ffty-four
millions Of today TO see the strong go-
sitions
The loss in the reserve is probably
due more TO the shipments Of money
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
GEORGETOWN. N.
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
BY INHALING GAS
Found Unconscious by His
Wife-NO Reason Can
Be Assigned.

Richard Hilleary, aged fifty4dve, OF
S3O4 . street, attempted to commit sui
eide yesterday afternoon by inhaling
gas He was discovered by his wife.
who was led 10 the room where lay
the would-be suicide. unconscious by the
strong odor Of escaping gas. Mrs. Hill
leary at once notified officers OF the
Seventh precinct. and the man was re-
moved to Georgetown University Hos
pitaI in No patrol Htlleary runs a
meat market at sos Louisiana avenue,
and has always appeared to be sue
cesSfuI business man. No reason can
be assigned for his attempt on his llIe-
He is expected to recover
James Gallagher. of 1905 Wisconsin
avenue: Fred Ruppertus, of Fourteenth
street, and Henry Weaver. of this place,
left yesterday 10 spend one month nsh-
ing at Whites Ferry, ALd.
Many Georgetown people are attend
ing the campmeeting Of Methodist
churches. now being held at Great Falls,
Va. Those unable to go on week days
take in the event on Sunday TOmOT-
row and next Tuesday are TO be the
greatest days OF the meeting Serv-
Ices viii be held at II a. m. and and
S ID. m. tomorrow During the first
Two services the Rev. c. ID. BuIla. Of
Alexandria. Va, viii officiate. At 7he
evening service the Rev. F. J. Pretty
man. OF Baltimore. Md. viii be IN
charge.
annually never fails TO attract a large
crowd of WashingtOnians.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
NOTHING DOING IN
LOCAL SECURITIES

There was no session of the local
Stock Exchange. in keeping with the
resolution adopted adjourning the Sat
urday session during the months of
July, August, and September.
Inquiry at the banks and brokers' Of
fees failed to develop any news of i'm
pOrtance. but there is a spirit OF hope
fulness IN the situation and a feeling
that with the coming of cooler weather,
the return of official Washington ana
the winter residents. business on the
Stock Exchange viii pick up immedi-
ately.
Investments in Washington are invit-
mg. They were not seriously disturbed
through the panic, and anything that
needed adjustment in the times Of stress
has long since been rehabiltated, so
that the condition of securities and il
VestOTS is just right for a lively market
once November 8 has been gathered to
the days that have gone.
Bank Election.
The election of officers Of the United
states Trust Company will not be held
on Monday, as previously contemplated.
The election has been postponed untfi
the 18th of October
Just what changes in the official rOs-
ter viii occur at that time remains to
develop.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as Information and
not guaranteed.
400 p &c. & =. Limited Daily. ras.
vest,bule II siI3. Pullman sleepers 10 Tav-
ingtOn. LOuiEVIIe. Cincinnati. Indiana coils
Chicago AMI ST. Louis Connection ror
Virginia. Hou Springs. Pullman Car Is7uis-
VILE 70 Memphis and New Orleans Dfnioy
Cars a ia carte service.
l1.io p NE. +. v. LIMITED r,aff,,
solid vestibule train. Pullman gIeepers =,
Cincinnati. Lexington. and L-5JlIs,-5J5e
Compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Cars a Il
carte ser7ice- Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
TO Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louisville to
MemE his, Nashville. and New Orleaus
ReseES atiOns and tClets at ChAsa uesJ,- ana
Ohio Offices. 5l3 Pennsy vania ave. 1893 F sf
ana New Unicn Station. TeIephone Nan
1850 fer Washington Terminal CAB Seryiea
and &ain l96s OF 22os FOR c. & o.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
EDL i

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL 3LUE LINE.
every Other AZ On the Odd HoarH
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORE-
hEH TERMINAL I'D ST, NEW YORK.
sIsoo q. m--Diner. y lman PaFlor
fs.oo g. m--Bunet, P rioE, Ffve-hol;r Train
1870 a. m.-Diner tine Pullman ParIor car.
t1I.00 a. m--Diner sn- Pullman Parlor 80
slsee D. m.-Diner aoa Pullman Parlor g.
'2:vo p n--"Poysi T. lited." All Pullunans
FfVe-hS9r -
flsoo .. m--coaehes O. Philadelphia.
= 90 D. m.-Diner am I'uIIman ParIor
800 ?. m.-Cuachss T. philadelphia,
s1z.00 p. m--Sleepers-
s2.5Z q. m.-SleeDers.
ATLANTIC CITY. 90. 's:Oe. flI:09 s. n.
f1;90. -s'e9 p M.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUa %
-. SWeek Days "a >. t;os .as ., 70 y. 70 p. m.)
1880, flo:00. IL 90 a. M. s1z:o9 noon. 4ls.65
q 90 1:I5. tzs0o. @2:00. f2.20. 4S.26 44-05
f4:45. 500. fs:oS. '5.so. f6.e0 $50 f76o ss55
Is. 30, 1890, sle:25. sl1:35. $3.50 neon
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. s1:zz $50 ?. N.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND I0TTTz-
WILLIE s9.10 a. m, sf.05 D. m. sI2.40 n5gLt
PIrTsBURG. 's:lO a. m. 'I:z2. 's:I0 ,. "a.
$3.50 night.
CLEVELAND. $40 .. n.
COLUMNS. $50 2. m.
WHEELING, $40 a. m, s5 30 D "a
WINCHESTER, fssl0 q. m, f4.65. T5.so q n.
FREDERICK. Ts.20. ts:10. 1910 a. n. = .s8
''Sli 'HSlAiGERsToWN. fsds a. m, $500 ,. m
ANNAPOLIS. 47:20. 800 g. m, TICS NON
fs.20 tssso $3.50 and ts;oo ,. n.
sDaily. Except sunday 1SUnday only.
Ticket Onices; 1917 G St Tel Main 1891. az
Pennsylvania ave. Main Z78. New ETn}oo
station Ticket once, Main 1859; InforTos-
tiOn Bureau. Main 7S0. noI7-tf
The Washington times., 1908-09-12

South and West for crop movement pur-
poses
Bankers would gladly have witnessed
a further recession in stocks from their
present high level. but evidently the
magnates thought that the money mar
ket was safe enough. Rates. however.
have advanced from 1 per cent TO 2lk
per cent on call loans. Time money
runs 81 to S per cent.
The Statement.
The weekly statement OF the associat-
e. bank5. issued today, shows the
following changes:
reserve on All deposits. decrease, 81
co.. Us
Reserve on deposits other than United
Stated decrease, $I758.f25.
LOahs, increase. 81, ,999, 100.
Spf Gle, decrease. S2,574,90
Lesal tenders, decrease. S722. 100.
DEPOSITS. decrease. 81, 40 500
Circulation decrease. S230. 800
Total loans, 81. .322 go, 800.
The surplus OF the banks, IS 81, ,35S. 80
against S6,SlS. 200 year ago, and s., 536 :
400 two years ago.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
THREE MEN DYING;
FIVE OTHERS HURT
Explosion of Illuminating Gas in
Chicago Takes Heavy
Fall.

CHICAGO. Sept 12.-Three persons are
dying and i've others are perhaps "a
tally burned following an explosion OF
gas and {. FIRE today in the Guiding oc-
cupied b. the Wall Adding Machine
Company, Two of the dying, Miss Eta
oaks, twenty. and George Frost. six
teen. were terribly burned. Miss Oaks
foot was torn of, and FrOst's eyes were
blown out William Weber, sixteen, is
also dying.
others sustained serious burns about
the head and body, and it is feared sew
eral viii die. Among those injured are
Thomas DiliWock and Claude HOage-
land fifteen.
The explosion was caused by the accu-
mutation of Illuminating gas in the Of
fee vault
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
RAILROADS.
Chesapeake Beach Railway

Schedule OF trains to and from Chesapeake
Beach Subject to change without notice.
TODAY
GOING, leave District Line at 325, II 100 a.
M 30, &c. T.45, and 9:45 p. m. Returning
leave the Beach at $50 a. m, 12:4, 600: 6.0e,
s 90 aid 1000 p. m.
TOMORROW.
GOING, leave District Line AZ Sz5 If:e0
a. m, 2.30, 400, 745. and s:45 p. N. Return
ing leave the Beach TOO a, m, i3.s5. zee
6:G0 $780, and 1000 D.. m.
COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPTEN 5ER Il
GOING, leave District Line 9:25 and 1I:O0
a. m, 2:30 and $40 p. II. Returning leave
-the Beach $50 q. m, l2;45, 2:00. and goo
d. m II
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
WOMAN ASTRONOMER.

Miss Dorothea Klumpke, of California,
the astronomer, who was the first wom-
an TO win the degree of doctor OF
mathematics IN France. has a special
building for her exclusive use in the
great observatory garden of Paris. one
OF her duties is to photograph the stars
in that section of the heavens known as
the Paris belt. For this purpose she
has made frequent balloon ascensions.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
CHAMPION SCULLER
MAY BECOME A PRO.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 12-Amateur
Seulling Champion Frank b. Greer, Of
this city, may turn professional.
Negotiations are now in progress with
Edward Durnan, of Toronto who holds
the professional title OF America. foc
mile and half race to be rOwed prob
ably on Toronto BAY
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-FoIlOWinE schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, birmingham, N abile, New
Orleans Asheville, Chattanooga, Memphis.
s-l5 a. m, and 1915 T. m. daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooza
Memphis, New Orleans, 1000 p m.
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta Aiken
sssannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points
s.i1 .. N. daily.
L S. BROWN, General Agent
ss3sS-et matt
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
AMERICAN CITIZEN ARRESTED

The State Department has received
from Minister Dodge continuation of the
news of the capture by Honduras Of
ficials OF Lee Roy Cannon, said TO be an
American citizen. Minister Dodge states
that Cannon was captured in Honduras,
not Salvador, as reported,
Cannon Is accused of assisting the
HonduTanian TevolutionistS.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
HE HAD NONE TO SPARE.

Excuse me" said a young girl as she
accidentally stepped upon the foot Of a
fashionably dressed young man
Indeed. I won't" he retorted rudely.
you've taken all the polish of my
shoe"
THAT is dreadful" replied the girl.
surveying him critically, because see
that all the polish YOU possess was on
your shoes. Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
TRUE TO HIS COLORS.

I.ady-What. give you a drink of
water? You're so dirty, you look as
if you needed a bath more
Hanking Harry-Weli, yer see, loidy,
I war always the black sheep or our
famliy.-Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
W, B. & A. E. RY.
"THE ELECTRIC LINE"
DOUBLE TRACK FROM WASHINGTON To
BALTIMORE


BALTIMORE
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. AZ
NAPOLIS, AND u. S. NAVAL
ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars from White HOUSE sta
tIoc 9th ana II SIS. NORTHEAST)
For Baltimore-s5.3o ESQ, 1880 500. s-s0
. .00 ssse. 1000 lO:S0, sl1;OO and u 80 a m
12.O0 noons 1890. 100 80. 200. 2.36, sS.Ge
f:S0, 400, $50, $50 $50 600, $50 s5.6S
7:s0. IS 30. $3.50. 'l0.s9 and HIS D. m ssiIv
For AnnaDolis-s-3o, 30 $50, $40 10.ss'
and u:s0 a. N. R:S0. 1.s9, ESQ s.s0 80
ESQ, $50. 1870. $50. and 'IIs35 D. m. dsiiy.
Indicates local trains. AL others are IN
TIED. stopping 0aly - Naval Academy June
ton. No walking or hiring oS cabs neoss.
Eary.
Fares. One way. Round trim.
To Baltimore s.....ss.....ss. lsc NG
10 Annapolis and u. 8.
Naval Academy. IS 81
For tickets and information apply al tickse
Offices, 1zth 81. and n. y ave. NV a. -
white House Station. 18th and II sta NORTH
EAST. Telephone 81. 1915. mv1g-tf
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
WHEAT AND CORN
QUIET BUT STEADY

CHICAGO, September 12.-Wheat
opened with moderate trading and with
commission houses doing business on
both sides of the market. This condi-
ton was reflected in the limited fiuctua-
tions. Continued dry weather and no
rain in the forecast is considered fav-
oTable. Liverpool strength helped.
The changes in prices are shown BY
the following table:
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
PRICES FOR TODAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

couotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs a
Co., bankers and brokers. Hi6Ds Building,
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
HER OBJECT.

He is handsome, but that IS ev-
erything in the world that can be said
in his favor Why in the world dfd
she marry himH'
"She has doubtless heard that story
to the effect that people who are
married gradually grow to look
alike. Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by z. F. Hutton
& Co, members New York Stock EX-
change, c. Bowie Chipman, manager.
1901 r street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12

Church-Does your wife spend much
OF her tine shopping
Gothanl-r-she says not. She says she
spends most of her time waiting for
her change.-Yonkers Statesmaa.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
Banker Claims Padded Re-
ports Causes Fish
Trust" Troubles.
FACTS DISCOVERED
IN AUDITING BOOKS
Secretary Cochran Claims That
Panic and Vegetarianism
Are Responsible.

CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-Inhated reports
Of sales by managers OF branch houses.
extending over a period OF three years.
and resulting in a misleading annual
statement, 1t Was learned yesterday,
were responsible for the receivership
proceedings for A. Booth q Co.
The Chicago banks, which were the
principal creditors OF the corporation.
discovered the character Of these state
nents a few days ago in auditing the
BOOKS. and at once took steps TO protect
creditors.
An Onieial Of ene Of the fsrr Chicago
ranks which hold yearly neaIly S500,00O
Cf the firms paper, said that the re-
celVer was appointed after The banks
had learned that some persons connect
&c with A. Booth q Co. had issued mis-
Leaking statements concerning its vol
ume OF business.
The Goth brothers are not believed to
have X own anything ebout these false
statements.
Each manager gets a percentage on
his personal sales. SCne or them, 1t Is
said, juggled the receipts in such man
ner that their receipts We're represented
20 be much larger than they really were.
ana the annual report In consequence
was misleading.
The fact that the last annual state
ment does not account for new money
proceeds of the last stocks IS also
Deing investigated.
Another Appointed.
Secretary Cochran has a different ex-
PLANTATION 10 make.
''The panic Of last fan and vegetarian
ism 10 which the poor were forced when
thrown out OF employment" he de-
clared. are responsible for most of our
troubles.
1t IS a well known fact that the
company supplied twO-thirds Of the oys-
ters. rsht and all sea food eaten in this
country. The bulk OF this trade is
among poor people The cOmpany's
chief business has been uROn fish that
retail at 5. 10. and i cents "A pound. es-
pectally in large cities. We depended
most upon our fresh water fish bust
ness-the largest in the WOrld-in which
the trade came from working people.
When the working people were thrown
out Of employment and stopped buying
Trade has just begun 10 pick up, and IL
the bankers had not taken alarm and
had given US a little more time we
would have come out an right"
Attorney Appointed.
Mr.. Cochran said that the 11200 90
procured in the last issue Of stock had
all gone out to meet short-terIa notes.
John Herrick has been appointed at
torney for the receiver.
The National Park Bank has fled
claims aggregating $4,000 against the
company
The Government is one Of the prospec-
tive creditors of the company, although
the amount Of the claim is still in the
hands OF United States judge Lands
II may be so. 600 or it may be s. Gle
Booth & Co. have pleaded guilty 10
one charge Of an Indictment under the
antitrust law. District Attorney Sims
recommended, after other indictments
had been nOnsuited. that a fine OF
S0005 be imposed. The company's at
tOrney offered TO pay 5000 and the
question stilI is under advisemeat.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
Tells of Fire Origin.

Mrs Monroe says that she does not
Tegard the operator Of the moving
picture machine as inexperienced, as
he was doing the right thing and hand
ling the machine satisfactorily at the
time. The fire, she says, was caused
by the overturning OF coal lamp by
a stage hand, who came from behind
ths wings to investigate a sputtering in
one OF the P.pos. The operator imme-
diateIy shut on the machine and en-
deavOred 10 check the panic stricken
people. but TO no avail
Although a warrant is understood TO
have been issued at Realing for Mrs.
Munroe, the authorities here have so
Tar failed 10 receive any Official notice
to that effect
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
EARLY WEAKNESS is DISPELLED AND
MARKET CLOSES FIRM AT
GOOD ADVANCE.

members New Yo-k Stock Exchange. Wash
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago Board Of
Trade
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
Bank Election.
COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Estate of Charles X. StenWagen: viii
dated February q, 1905, flied. namins
Edward j. StellWagen executor
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
Nothing But Misery.

There is little for me 10 say" said
Mrs. Monroe as the tears sprang ito
Eer eyes today. Il was no more resp1n-
sble for the fire than the man who
now seeks TO add another sorrow to my
Gun. Heaven knows 1 have suffered
ems ugh already. for the fire cost me lhe|
life of my sister and the loss Of my
business. II has absut ruined me. and
1 have been miserable every moment
since the tragedy.
The Washington times., 1908-09-12
WILL NOT DODGE
ARREST SUMMONS
Mrs. Harriet A. Munroe,
Owner of Picture Show at
Boyertown, in Capital.

Il shall return 10 Boyertown when
ever L am wanted / shall not seek TO
avoid the service of any papers. al
though the announcement that someone
has issued a warrant for nay arrest is
hard for me 10 bear in connection with
tha sorroW that is already mine"
broken in health and spirit as a re-
suit of the catastrophe which cost the
life OF her own sister and 10 others,
and destroyed her business. al the Boy
ertoWn Theater fire last January, Mrs
Harriet A MonrCe, Of this city, was
told today that Reading, Pa, dispatches
informed of the issuance of a warrant
for her arrest Mrs. Monroe owned the
moving picture machine used IN a home
talent play at the BOyeTtOWn orera
house. during which an overturned lamp
upon the stage caused a panic anf the
loss of nearly 20O people Mrs. Monroe
was not present, her sister having
charge Of the entertainment. This sis
ter was among the victims
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-08-20
GLAsGoW's sLUMs. 80
its Awful Sleeping ouartsrs and Nc
"Penny Pawn3"

tee Awful Sleeping Quarters ana Ne
"Penny Pawn3."
In the Mitigate Monthly there b q
des. ril,ion Of the "Alsatia of Glas-
Cow the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''all
that is most unsalubrlous and repeilent
In our modern life Is to he found"
Side lv side With all that is demor,llt1.
Ing live and flourish harpies Of various
kinds and degrees. Nolie is so dan
gerous to the health Of the community
as she who night after night seeks to
make IL dishonest penny by ovcrcrowd.
Ing her sluinlny house. Sanitary in-
spectols find the occupants Of over
crowded houses. in their attempt 10
avoid detection. concealed In every
conceivable cornef-hidden ii cup.
boards. under beds and even on the
houseto,s. Two tiers Of people have
Eeen found III one bed. one on the
boards or mattress. the bed then dung
over. and another living tier OH the top.
Whit are known as penny pawns'
uboand In the district. \ broker who
keeps one of these can purchase an
article Of any value from Il penny up
ward. lie is compelled to keep II
for oa'y seven full days. anl Mt the
end o. that period lie may sell 1t to
wkonnN'ver lie chooses, and that. too,
In ali probability. for several hundred
per mt more than he paid for X.
Thousands of poor people are entirely
Ignorant of the difference between q
,pr,1.t .,
penny pawn" with the result that in
many cases when they go to the latter
they lose goods which. If pledged With
the former. they might have redeemed
In time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-08-20
incubation FOR Smallpox.

Lady Mar, Wu,t.cy Moatagu t.; gen.
orally credited with having introduced
inoculation into England from Tny.:cs
In 1918 She had her son inocii;steu Il.
AGsianop!e with success. sEc VA; al
lowed to have 1t tried III England on
seven condemned criminals in 1921
md III 1722 TIVE members; OF the royal
faE:;ly We're i:loculatad. The practice
was bitterly opposed by the clergy ny
I'll 1850. A DR.. Mead practiccd inocu-
lation With. success up to 1854. and Dr.
Duns,lalc of London inoculated Cath.
crime H. of Russia In 1863. Vaccine In
ocul;.!ion was Introduced by Or. Jen-
ner In 1T9o.-New York American