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DEATHS.

EVARTS-Suddenly in thIs city, July 20, 1908, Curtis r. Evarts, In the 73d year Of his age,
 Funeral services will be held at his late residence, No. 95 Olive street, on Wednesday afternoon at halfpaet two o'clock. Friends are invited to attend, jy2S 2t HIl.L--In this city July 27 1908 Wil- liam II. Hill, in the 26th year of his age.
 Prayers will be held at his late resi- dence, No. 5S3 Whalley avenue on Tuesday afternoon at half-past one o'clock, Friends are invited to att tend, Manchester (N H) papers please copy. jy2S 1t
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ELECTROCUTED IN BATH.
Infantry Lieutenant Meets Strange
 Death In Manila.

Manila. July 27-Lient. Oswalt of the Twenty-ninth Infantry met death hero to-day accidentally, by electrocu- tion. The officer was preparing to take bath. and had entered the bath tub, when he endeavored 10 arrange the lighting current to take an electric bath. In some way he came into con tact with the wires, receiving the full charge. which proved instantly fatal.
 Washington. July 27.--Lleut. Ber- Y d P. Oswalt was a native of Ala baira, twenty-nine years old, and a graduate of West Point.
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Mary X. Crnsslcy.

Mrs. Mary A. Crossley, wife of Sam uel Crossley, died at the New Haven hospital last night of pneumonia af- ter a short Illness, Mrs, Crossey liv- ed at POI Valley street Westvlle, and was about 70 years old The funeral arrangements have not been made
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28

Where are you going, my pretty
 maid2' Down to the ice cream store, she said. And that was the finish of his joke, For he, alas, was very broke,
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BANK DEPOSITORS RIOT.
Receivers Meeting in San Francisco
 Gained by Police.

San Francisco, July 27.--A meeting on Saturday night at which 1,500 de- positors of the Market Street Bank of this city now in the hands of re- ceiver, gathered to discuss the banks affairs became so turbulent that a riot call was turned in and ten police off, cers responded, ejecting two men be-
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MORTUARY CHAPEL.

LEWIS & MAYcoCK's mortuary chapel <! freely rendered to those who, because of in sufficent space at their residences, or for other reasons are in need of place where funeral services may De conducted in quiet manner and, if desired, perfect seclusion.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-28

The skulls of two missionaries, Dr. Chalmers and D. F. Tonlkins, of tho London Missionary society who were killed by cannbals at Goarabari, New Guinea, seven years ago, have been re- covered by Judge Murray, who took his life in his hands to get them.
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fore peace was restored. The deposi- tors discussed the abvisabilty of talk ing legal steps against the bank offlc- ials, and finally appointed commit- tee of fifteen, including two women, to make a thorough investigation.
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EE7cgc1sx7TTVEyrsywzHH
ADVANCEMENT.

l desire to announce to the public that | nm now acting In the capacity of Family Representative In houses of mourning during the funernl period attending to the mnny details which present themselves ut such time; rcn. dcrlnR nsststnncc to funeral director, nnd representing the family on nll Oc- casiOns. Af'linted with all leading uu. dertnkers. MRS. ,, WILLIAM KINNEY
 Telephone O2S3-4.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
MOTHER OF MRS. KELLER
MRS BALDY DIED LAST NIGHT
Az HOME OF DAUGHTER In
BRAMWELL.

Mrs. Clarlssa Baldy, mother of
Mrs. BENJAMIN f. Keller, OF Bram-
well, died at the latter's home last
night aged 10 years. Mrs. Bsldy
had been in failing health for some
time and on last Thursday 1t was
seen that her condition had become
critical. Judge and Mrs. Keller
were In the east st the time and
were called home by telegram.
Mrs. Baldy was native or Dan
Vile. Pa. and she spent the greater
part of her life In Pennylvania
though for some time she had MADE
her home with Judge and Mrs kel-
Ter at Bramwell Besides Mrs. Kei-
Ter. the deceased is survived by two
sons who reside in pennsylvania.
The remains Will be taken to her
old home Danville. Pa. for inter-
ment. Judge and Mrs Keller and
Mrs. Kerer's two sisters accompa-
MED the remains which passed thru
Bluefield today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
NEGROES WILL BOLT
NATIONAL LEAGUE ORGANIZER
SAYS DOUBTFUL STATES WILL
FEEL IT


Boston, Mass, Aug. 1t.--"Prcs
ident Roosevelt recognizes how for
midable Is the bot OF the negro
vote from Taft. The whole Repub-
lican party. from the president
down, realizes It, Such recogn ton
explains General Henry G. Corbln'3
making public tho cable message
sent by the President from Porr,
Rico to MIR. TAFT. ordering the see
rotary not 10 suspend the order dis
charging the negroes accused in the
Brownsville, affair"
To this sentiment william NJ.
Trotter, editor OF the Guardian, adds
that the bolt o. negro voters from
Judge Taft will total &C per cent
Trottcr returned to- the city today
after an extensive trip I'm his work
ms organizer Of the National Negro
Political League.
Not only are the rank and Gle
Of the negro voters against Taft. he
said. but we have three large or
ganizations at work. assuring ue
that the bolt will be especially felt
I'm the doubtful states From the
present outlook, we are assured OF
a big bolt from Taft I'm New York
Rhode Island. Connecticut, New Jer-
sey, Ohio, Illinois. Indiana and Ma
ryland. There Will also be a big
bolt In Massachusetts
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
.HITCHc0Ck's ACTION
KICKS UP BIG ROW
SIDE TRACKING OF DOVER
AROUsEs OHIO REPUBLICANs
WANTED HANNA's MAN TO
REMAIN IN HIS POSITION
NEEDS MONEY AND JOB.

Washington. Aug. ll.-Chairman
Frank Hitchcock, of the Republican
national committee. is going to kick
up q laundering big row in the
Republican camp, 1 nspite OF the soft
statements given out by Judge Taft's
political manager to the effect that
Dover quietly aud willingly submit
ted to being showed out OF posi-
tioR given him by the late Senator
Mark Hanna, aad which Senator
Foraker and other Ohio Republi-
cans OF prominence were anxious
that he should retain.
The elimination OF this matter
is as exactly ss predicted severas
weeks ago in these dispatches. IL
was stated positively then that Do
yer would have to, go. for 1t became
apparent TO those who were keeping
an eye ON things that Hitchcock
would not allow Dover TO have any
authority. It is now pretended that
Dover is really in a better position
and that be is satisfied. Dover has
got TO take what he can get, for II
is at a season when he cannot very
well form any desirable business
connections. and he needs the money
the Job brings in, and will have to
keep his mouth shut.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
NO RESOLUTIONS
FOR A. J. HUGHES
PASSED SATURDAY IN WAYNE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN
WERE IN THE MINORITY AND
WE'RE TURNED DOWN QUICK.
LY IN CONVENTION.

Huntington, Aug. i1.-saturdav
the Republicans OF Wayne met In
convention. and as was expected Tho
hrst important matter to be- present-
ga was the seating OF one of the
TWO sets OF delegates selected at the
twin convention held I'm Cerefo. II
was decided that the anti-IIugbes
men, or as they are somtlmes called
"A York element were the onlv
simon pure set of delegates.
"A Hughes supporter asked that n
committee on resolutions be appoint-
eu There was n storm of protests.
as 10 was known that Prof. r. II.
Mcclure had In his pocket a resoIu-
ton praising Congressman Hughes
FOR the great good he had done the
district. etc. The Hughes men saw
that they were decidedly In the mi
nority, and did not insist on tho
committee on resolutions being ap-
pointed. SO for the first time I'm
many years, the county that has
heretofore given Congressman
Hughes the highest commentator
he has received refused to pass any
resolutions.
II was noticed that wherever
there was candidate opposed to
one who was known to he Hughes
man. the Hughes man was defeated.
tiol ro, nan VI igh was in W Yna
dIscreetly stayed away while the
nominations for county Officers were
made. There was Mt frst dispo-
sition among the Hughes men to put
up fight for the recognition OF
their leader. but they saw early I'm
the game. that there was no chance
to do him any good, and any effort
in that direction would result In his
being openly condemned. and wisely
they refralned from doing anything
that would let the victorious York
men have this provocation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
REGULAR MEETlNG LAST NIGHT
WELL ATTENDED, AND MANY
MATTERS OF MINOR lNipOH-
TANCE ATTENDED, To-MEET.
ING TONIGHT To MAKE EsTI-
MATES FoR NEW YEAR.

The regular meeting OF the city
council was held last night with a
full attendance OF the members.
The session was devoted to the al
lowance of claims and the discus
sion OF various matters OF minor i'm
portance. At the session tonight
the estimates for the coming ear
will be made and notice given so
that at the next meeting the coun-
ell can fix the tax levy.
A street light was ordered placed
on Preston street and another one
at the corner OF Mercer and Duhring
streets. The street committee was
ordered to go over the city and see
" the lights could not be arranged
TO better advantage and to consid-
or any changes at the next meeting
OF the council.
The recommendation from the
Chamber OF commerce that three ad-
ditional fire plugs be placed at d.
ferent po,nt throughout the city was
reported favorably by the committee
TO which IL was referred and the mat
ter was laid onthe table until the
next meeting.
The profile and map for extension
OF Wyoming street submitted to the
council by w. II. Coffman was
recommended by the treet COM
mittee as preferable to the one sub
mitted by the water works company.
The matter was referred TO the q
nance committee.
Tho street committee reported on
the proposed connection OF Pulaski
and Hardy streets and the matter
was discussed at some length. The
new street will pass entirely through
the property of the railway and will
pass just above the tank on the
northside. G.. OLeary and Engineer
Hill were added to the street com
mite to confer with the Norfolk a.
Western officials with a view to Sc
curing a right of way through their
property.
A petition of citizens living on
Spruce street asking that that street
be graded and filled between Blue
field avenue and Carolina avenue
was referred to the street committee
II is understood that the citizens In
this neighborhood will pay liberal
part OF the expense.
II is a known fact to the council
that the ordinance prohibiting the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
WEEKS MTg POPULAR RESORT SIX LADY FRIENDS THE nUaD DAILY ERsE OTNg CNEs

terday morning al. his home on
Cherry street, cast q deep gloom
over Marion. DIR. Aperson retired
Saturday night apparently In his
usual health. and died suddenly Sun
day morning at t'clook. without
uttsring q word.
DR.. Apperson was IL years OF
age. and until the past year had
been an Unusually robust man. and
his death came az q sreat shock to
his family and friends.
DIR. Apperson was noble citizen.
beloved by al classes. and has been
influential in promoting Marion's
rapid growth and progress: dis
tinguished physician. and a promf-
uent member OF the Marion Foundry
and Aachise Works. 4He 10 survived
by his wife. formerly Miss Lizzie
Black. of Blacksburg. and ten chit
dren. viz: Mr.. Hull Apperson. OF
Richmond; AIR. John Apperson. o.,
New York: Mrs. Carlton Gibbons, of
Baltimore: Mrs.. Ralph Dickenson. or
Washington; Mrs. Lacy Tynes, of
Tazewell; Misc Nellie Apperson. or
Marion: Harvey. Kent and Alex APP
person, OF Marion.
The funeral will be conducted on
Tuesday morning at the Methodist
church NV the pastOr Rev K. fx>
Sutherland
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
HARRY THAN
STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS

Pittsburg. Aug. 1.-THE latest
legal phase Of the controversy be-
tween the creditors OF Harry Th1w
promises to involve the federal 1u-
thorlties OF Pittsburg in dispute with
the state authorities Of New York
That Roger O'Mara be deposed as
receiver In the bankruptcy proceed
Instituted by Thaw's counsel and
superseded by trustee who viii
be named by the New York crcd.t-
ors, Is the newest proposition a
clash will come. II 's saiJ, IL tho
district attorney or any otEer per-
sons OF the empire state at!cmpt to
prevent Thaw from coming TO Pitts
burg to attend a meeting Of crcd-
itors
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
DECLINES TO BE DRAWN INTO
FRACTIONAL FIGHT IN WEST
VIRGINIA-BOH WANT RECOG-
NITION FROM THE NATIONAL.
LEADER.

A press dispatch from white Sui
phur Springs says:
The two Republican factions in
West Virginia are planting to make
life merry for Mr.. Taft at Hot
Springs for the mex. three or four
days.
They did their best for the last
twenty-four hours to keep phim H.
hot water at this resort and Sunday
night they packed up their duds
to be ready to follow him Monday
morning over into Virginia.
The controlling desire of each
faction is 10 crowd the other away
from the nationa! Republican pie
counter. Both Republican nominees
for governor declare absolutely that
they will not withdraw from the race
but both also want the support OF
the national committee. and Mr..
raft has declined 20 interfere. But
while there IL life there is hope.
Hence the pilgrimage to Hot Springs
The Republican nominee did not
want TO be drawn into this West
Virginia trip. and Stipulated that he
should not be asked to make a
speech.
Scott Calls Conference
Senator Nathan B. Scott. howev-
er. went ahead and called a confer
enee OF state leaders and naturally
Mr.. Taft had to attend. But he
quickly cut short any hope that may
have arisen in tho bosoms OF the
swisher leaders by telling them that
Il would not be proper for him to
take hand in tho fight. Peace
was necessary. but it was up TO
them to arrange the details
II was about ~ o'clock Saturday
night when Mr. Taft met the rep
resentstives Of the two factions. He
left them after this announcement
to wrangle among themselves and
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
NOT TAFT s. FIGHT

retired to his cottage. The meeting
was not over until about o'clock
Sunday morning, and at the end
things stood just about whore they
were at the beginning.
Arnold G. Scherr, the nominee
who bolted the regular convention,
refused through the representatives,
to consider any proposition to with
draw as long as Charles w. swish
er, the regular nominee, remains In
the field. tBy
No Chance, Says Swisher.
Swisher, on the other hand.
would listen TO no suggestion that
they both retire and yield the field
to new candidate. Not only did
Swisher refuse 20 retire. but he
would not consent to the use of the
regular presidential electors on the
Scherr ticket. The electors them
selves, the Swfsher people claim.
would not consent to have theiI
names appear along with that Of
Scherr.
Swisher paced the hotel yeranda
waiting for the Adjournment OF the
conference. having Withdrawn so az
not TO handicap any Of his oppo-
nents who might desire 10 say a
thing or two about him Scberr was
represented at the meeting by Geo.
Mcintosh, secretary OF the Schcrr
state organization. Both factiong
remained over Sunday. each keeping
a watchful eye on the other. but Mr..
Taft stuck to his cottage pretty
closely, and there was no opporfu-
nifty 10 pull him into a confab.
But when Frank B. Hitchcock,
the Republican national chairman,
gets 70 Hot Springs on Tuesday OF
wednesday, 10 confer with Mr.. Taft
there will be some great vancouver
ing.
Among other West Virginians who
vii march on Hot Springs are Ar.
swisher himself. Representative JOS.
~. Gaines and James A. Hughes,
Senator scott and Elliott Northcott.
United States district ataornOy for
West virginia Senator stephen II.
Elkins also will be there. Secre;a-
ry Mcintosh will probably lead the
movement by the scherr contingent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11

Sunday sale OF soda water. confec-
tioneries. etc. Is being violated but
IL Is the general opinion that the law
is too severe and the committee on
law and ordinance WAS orGered Co
prepare a revised statute whereby
drug stores. restaurants. etc. will be
allowed to sell these little reiishes
on the Sabbath.
The report OF the recorder was
read and accepted.
A letter, to the council from the
superintendent OF the Buefeld
Water Works and Improvement
Co. stated that the company re-
fused to obey the ordinance passsi
at previous meeting requiring
them to lower their water mains on
Jefferson street. In south Dheheld.
The letter was referred to the street
committee. +E
Samuel Sublett and isC.f o,eary
were appointed committee ON ar.
b.tration to represent the city In tho
case OF Chas. Burke VI. the city of
bluefieid for damages to iAts prop.r-
ty by a change in the grade of the
street In front OF same. Atthe last
meeting of the council Judge WILL
Jams as attorney for Burke asked
that matter be left to q COMMITTEES.
composed of i've dIsinterested par.
ties 1.-TWO be chosen by tho council
two, by his client and one to be chos-
en- by the four thus selected.
The report OF the paving assess
ments collected by the city engineer,
was read and approved. s
Paving assessments prepared by
the city engineer against property
owners on Higginbotham avenue.
Princeton avenue, Raleigh and South
Bland streets were ordered made.
A general ordinance laying down
specific laws for persons, firms or
corporations supplying water. TO the
people OF the city was introduced
and after the first reading vas re-
fered to the law and ordinance COM
mittee.
An ordinance to provide for city
drayment, whose duty Il shall be to
act as assistant scavangerp and TO
carry all garbage, ashes and d.rt to
the city dump was read and referred
to the law and ordinance committee.
An ordinance to limit the speed
OF automobiles 10 twelve miles. an
hour In the city limits and TO six
miles an hour around curves aud on
crowded streets and thoroughfares
was read and passed on for second
reading. The ordinance also re-
quires all automobiles 20 bessquip-
ped with speed indicators.
An ordinance to prohibit cows
from wandering on the streets be-
tween the hours OF p. m. and a.
m. without an attendant was offered
and referred to the proper commit
tee.
An ordinance to tax male dogs so
cents and lady dogs $50 came up
for the final reading and was passed
by an unanimous vote.
The street committee was order
ed to have the streets swept and
cleaned three times week insteas
OF twice week as Is now being
done.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
A PLUCKY GIRL
CAMPS BEFORE LAND UEFlCE
FIVE WEEKS ~ BE READY
FOR ALLOTMENT OF tNDJAN
LAND.

Duluth, MINI. Aug. IL with a
walt OF nearly Ave week ahead OF
her Miss Annie rove. pluclCy girl
OF only 1S years, yesterday raised
her tent before the door of the
United States government land Of
flee and declares hcr pJrpose Of
there uuul the Fon dm
Lac Indian reservation is open fer
settlement, so as 10 be among the
first to get allotmonts.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
FOR SALE.

One Of the best homes in Bluefield
eleven room house, big halls, cement
basement, laundry. hot water heat,
and every convenience. Lot 90x150
situated between the residences Of
ID. u. French and Walter Perkins
and opposite Bernard McClaugher-
ty. For prices and terms apply to
Booker C Crenshaw.
8-7-1w
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
A BLOODY
BAT IL {
LoYALIsT TROOPS DEFEAT UP.
RISING AT TABRIz-FIrTEEN
HUNDRED CASUALTIES.

.Contantinople, Aug. 11.-Reports
from Tabriz this morning say tnat
after a desperate ail-nIght battle
the loyahst troops are in complete
possession OF the city. Fifteen hum
dred are reported killed or wounded
In the engagement. Reinforcemenrs
are being rushed to Tabriz In the
effort to head OF the army OF the
young Turkish party now marching
toward the city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
MASSACHUSETTS, HIGHwAYMEN
BECOMING VERY BOLD

Magnolia. Mass, Aug. Held
mp and robbed by highwaymen. who
also attempted TO murder her Mrs.
VIM. T. Cornell. the aged widow OF a
former president Of the Equitable
Trust Company Is in a dying condi-
ton today. Although the shot freo
at her inflicted only a slight wound.
the shock may prove fatal as she
is 20 years old.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
ARREST OF
GREGORY
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING
CKnONAL AsBAULT-HEAR-
ING or cAsE I'D RE HELD On
wEDNEsDAy-JANiEs wEHrz
IN A DYING CoDITIoN-w.
l.. TURNRR ArssSgNTED ,Ex-
PRESS AGENT AT BLUEFIELD.

Roanoke, Va. Aug. 11.--Dr. VIII
liam Gregory was arrested Sun
day morning charged with attempt
ing criminal assault on Miss Irwin.
The arrest of DR.. Gregory resulted
from a conference held at the home
OF Prof f. NJ. Coulter with the
young woman. Commonwealth At
torney Perkins and Police Justice
Bryan. DIR. Gregory was notified
that he would be arrested. and made
his appearance In court with his
lawyers, Judge y. II. Hairston and
Mr.. Roy d. smith. He was rscog-
n.zed In the sum OF $1,000 for his
appeara before the police court
Wednesday morning. Judge Bryan
announced that he would not decide
the case OF Coulter and Keedick uR-
til after the case OF Gregory had
been tried.
1t is stated that The young woman
gave a more detailed description OF
her alleged experience in DIR. Greg
ory' office.
In Dying Condition
Parties from the Rorer mines who
came to Roanoke today report that
James Wertz, who had his hip bro
ken and was internally injured In
the railroad wreck, is in dying con-
dit.on. A bone from his leg pene-
trated his intestines. and he is par
alyzed from the waist downward.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
VIOLENCE SHOWN
IN CANADIAN PACIFIC STRIKE
AT WINNEPEG.

Winnepeg, Manitoba, Aug. IL
The first act OF violence since tho
Canadian Pacific strike was lnstitu-
ted I'm Winnepeg. occurred late last
night when many windows in pas
senger train were broken by stones
ln st. BOniface yards
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
TWO AND A HALF
MILLIONS :
CHICAGO CLAIMS TO HAVE DOU-
BLED POPULATION SINCE THE
GREAT FAIR.

Chicago. Aug. 11.-Chicago now
has population OF 2.425,00O ac-
cording to the 1908 city directory.
just issued. This is a gain OF S.
900 over last year. This population
statement is considerably i'm excess
Of what is shown by the school CEN
sus just completed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11

Mrs. Charlotte NJ, Wandell. who
mas had the remarkable and unon-
Vaoie experience of being barred
from sharing in three fortunes left
by members OF her husbands fam
ily, within ten years. Mrs Wanden
declares that the reason for this bit
terness shown her, was personal
dislike of her. by her husband s.
father.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
WAGES REDUCED
EMPOYEs WENT ON STRIKE

New Orleans, La. Aug. IL
Twelve hundred hands In Lane and
McGinnis cotton mill struck yestci-
day because OF reduction OF 20
per cent in wages. The strike was
unexpected.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-08-11
AnIrnGEn INSANE

c. T.. Pennington was yesterday
adiudged insane by Squire Cham
bers and ordered sent TO the asy-
lum. The medical examination was
made by Drs. SIN her and Thomp-
son
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iNCEND|AR|ES
CREATE PANIC 'N CROWDED
TENEMENT.

New York, Aug. l1.--An organ
lied band OF incendlar!,s today ser
hre TO two big donbia-detker tone
ment In the heart of Williamsburg.
endangering the livss of nearly two
hundred men, women and children
and creating a panic IN the neigh
boring buildings when the alarm
pread.