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FOR RENT-BY B. r. s
COS 18th, lar. $50. 90
Sol L NV. Or, b. SO. 80
It's s NV. lir. 3h.55.W
SIT = NV. lar, b.4l.W
sos q NV. Or. b. 1000
1891 U nv. store. 40. 90
1916 Sth nv. 81. b.3s.@
i70l 18th. store. ST 80
lA r NV. Sr, b. $3.50
c537 Brightwood ay.
.io s' !,i Sc. lor. b.ss. $50 50
ga p NV. II, b. ..3i.W
7th and Morton,
sfo, sta. 90
1884 LIST nv. .6r.b 30. so
1914 9Th NV, St, b. 80. 50
lao OR NV. Or. h. 80. so
1893 4th NV. .7r,sto. 30. so
1898 lath NV. Or. b. 80. 90
1880 ID NV. sr. b. SO. 90
i231 9th NV. Tor. b.27 so
Sii r nv. l2r. b. ..2I 80
632 G ne. Or. b....25.50
1887 9th NV. Ut, b. 25.50
$th & NJ NV. eel 25. 50
SIS nth ne. Or. b. $50
lst and Decatur SITS. ne
warehouse. electric ell
$50 l. Ut. NV, warehoi
Storage room. 45xD0. Fl
fel.tf
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fl2O 9th NV. .13r $51 90 313 C se hvb. I2r 35 80
627 Nd av sw Tor AZ 80 40S NV dwIg &
1923 9th NV. Or. .35 So stabe, 1r. 30 50
$50 no av Or 30 so 1908 9th NV ST. 80 so
1915 9th NV. 8r. 80 2i8 18th sw 6r 20 90
ll6s Fla ne. 7r 50 l248 Morse ne 8r IL 80
1920 18th NV, 6r. 80 1l0S 9th Sc, Or Is so
80 NV. II. 1880 1904 av NV 6r16. so
BOG 1tth sw, Or. .l8 80 402 W NV, 6r. IL. 80
OO5 F'a av ne. 81. i25O l04 Corcoran st.
S36 Bland al nv, 4rl1 80 Ivy City. Or. II. 90
100 Kendall st, Ivy 323 o sw. 4r. 10 80
so4s Trace NV, ,5r. $50 Ana. c, 5r.',. $50
I2aS MOL al sw Or s 90 Rear 1lg NV, ,3r s. so
1870 LIST sw. 4r. $50 SOC 10th sw 3r 7Se
2io7 SHOWS ct nv .Sr6 90 1925 Mol nj sw 3r g 90
1919 Q NV, 12r. 1910
APARTMENTS.
e25 9th st. NV. rms and hath. 80 hoor. 800 90
isss m N 4 Cap st. ne. b. fur. Gel. sr-... g 50
sos st. NV. rms, I'd floor ........ 1900
2so 2 st. NV. ar and b. % floor. 1900
USFURNIsHED ROOMS.
2l5 ~ ST. NV. rooms. 4th Goor. 80. $40 90
i4oc LIST st. NV. 3 rooms. .......... 7.25
i16 d ST. Sc, rooms. 1st floor. 5.75
STORES.
400 1lth sw. cor. Nd. sto. eel &2 bis $50 90
400 llth st. s.w., store and cellar. ...... 5000
STABLES.
Rear <O6 st. NV, IL stalls. ......... $500
fef 3ts A. :. cAYwoOD. 833 9th ST. NV
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FOR BALE
- PRICE, $lO.00o-A corner dwelling on the
west side of 11th st. NV. south of r. I. ave-; !;
~ rooms and bath; hot-water heat. Can read.
lily be altered to business purposes and would
make desirable business location.
PRICE, 9l6.OO0-A well-located department
house near 10th and G SITS. NV. renting for
$l.578 per year; steam heat; modern appli-
Ances: lot 25kx1S0 It.
PRICE. $s.0o0-A handsome 12-room house
adjoining the above apartment house and on
same sized lot. These two properties could
be probably. remodeled into q large apartment
house that would be q sure renter on account
Of its excellent and convenient location.
PRICE. $12. .OO0-The lot is 100 feet front. on
one Of the best streets on the Heights west Of
18th st. There is Broom. stesm-heated
house and stable The ground alone should
bring s.. 600 above price quoted.
PRICE, $lO0O0--A handsome downtown resi-
dence near r. l. ave. and 18th ct. Fine large
rooms. elegantly finished. most attractive
home for the busy man and a bargain at this
price.
PRICE. $1,000 Broom dwelling near
State. War and Navy building: In good condi.
ton and rented at $738 per year. good In
vestment. with probable large profit In the
near future.
A. F. FOX COMPANY,
Established 1876
The Realty Corner 14th at n. 7. ave.
fel.2f
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MEDICAL.

Announcement of
THE LANE INSTITUTE
For the Scientific Rational and Elective Treat.
mept and CURE OF ALCOHOL. OPIUM
AND MORPHINE EXCESSES.
This treatment was discovered and formulated
by DIR. c. Henri Lane. who has treated over
600 cases with scarcely one failure. II requires
no confinement or interference with the patients
usual duties. but Is gentle. refreshing and re-
invigoratins In action.
IT HEALS. BLESSES. UPLIFTS AND
TRANSFORMS.
Consultations free and confidential. Write or
call for particulars.
Suite 2O6- 207 Mutual Fire Insurance Bldg.
New York ave-. and 18th SITS. NV.
WASHINGTON. d. c.
1a2S-1Ots1s
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GRAND Atlantic Hotel,

Virginia ave. and the Reach. Atlantic City. 2 NJ.
Always open. Capacity. 600 guests Hot and
cold sea.water baths. No charge to guests Of the
hotel for Of hot and cold sea-water baths
Hotel has direct southern exposure. New and
beautifully furnished. Has all the modern ap-
pointnoents. Extensive sun parlors facing the
sun and steam heated Hotel Is on the highest
elevation In the city. this affnrding fine. open
view and clean dry surroundings Rooms are
large and contain two to six windows each. The
white service. the excelency OF the cuisine and
the large and handsome dining, room are at
tractive features OF the hotel Orchestra. Write
for literature. Coaches meet all trains. Terms:
American plan. so to $3.50 by the day: $12 30
1850. $3.50 by the week. European pan, 81 90
per day up. CHARLES T. COPE,
: feo- -SOt ~ Proprietor.
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FOR REST-JOHN QUINN. AT 7TH ST. SW
30i 10th st. s.w.. 10 rooms. Ami. $50 so
l4iS st. ne, r. steam heat. Anil. 23 90
25l 14th st. Sc. o rooms bath. ami. =. % 90
1927 lst st. s.w.. rooms. observation-disclosures. 1900
10 II st. s.w.. rooms. s. and w.. l35O
1883 Half 81. Sc, 4-room hat. ami. 1870
40. et. Sc, rooms. g.. and .,.... 1900
1871 lst st. s.w., rooms, .. md w...,. 1000
fel-3t9s
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.arlborouQD=Blenb,
FOR BEAlTEa, PLEASURE &EAS@sGN
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j..
Americas Greatest AllYear Resort.

HOTEL WILTSHIRE,
Ocean end Virginia ave-, close to Steel Pier NOV
OPEN. Improved throughout. Capacity. .oo.
Private baths elevator. sun parlors, etc. Orchcs-
ira. Cuisine of especial excellence Special win
ter and spring terms. Booklet. New management.
fe2- -30t,7 HARRY BVTHMAN.
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TO LET-BY THE F. II
laos New y
715 18th at. NV, Tor.
rear. suitable for .bul
1850 Calvert ST.. 1lr. an
1918 18th Ut. n.;w., i0r.
900 18th st.. corner, Or.
2011 G NV. .1l, b. .$45. 90
1870 Harvard. Tor. b55. 90
2l34 Pa ay, 11r.b. 1850
1907 80 NV. Or, b. $3.50
zoos n NV, Or, b. .3S. 30
TO COLOREl
ilci Hopkins st. NV, {
1875 Church st.. s rooml
fel.H
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FOR RENT I
721 + sw. 7r, b. SIS. so |
40 eth sw. sr. b. .1. 50
$40 D sw. 11r. b. $50
l23 ~. sw. sto. 2r. 20.50
474 Md ay sw. .sr.b. %. so
6caa + sw, II. b. @.O
H2 9th sw. 6r. w.15.D
81 eth sw .sto. dw .33. 90 |
p2S G sw, Sr. W. 1880
713 ~ sw .3r.2d d.12.O
014 y sc. 6r, 8. :. 1880
4&9 l. Sw. 6r, W. .12.5 so
1881 HALF Sc. Or. b12.0
ll21 I'D Sc, 6r, W. .12.@ !
go D Sw. II, LIST n.12.@
4l6 N sw, 3r, I'd 1850
1904 Half sc, 4r.w.8.@
SO p .sw. Or. Sd $500
sos Desmond alley
sts. r. SIS p .s.S Cap. $50
c. II. Pl
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. SMITH COMPANY.
ork ayenue.
and b.. stable In
iness. ............$----
2b.. steam heat. $3.50
md b., furnace. 5000
and b., steam ht. 90
1921 ath nv. Or. b. 80. 80
72S Path nv, ,Sr, b. rs. 90
2iW NJ, 6r, b. 30. so
900 Irving, 8r, b. 20. 90
Oil 9th NV, 4r. .l0.80
} TENANTS.
rooms and bath. .$S. 50
!. large yard. 49,. 2.W
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-BARGAIN TO QUICK PURCHASER;
1lroom house: Anil: hot-water heat; nrBf-
floor kitchen rear stair. on B. ]. ave. Box 5,
Star once.
FOR SALE-HOw 10 be YOUR own LAND.
lord on 500. 90 cash and $40 mo0thly. Fof
full particulars drop postal. telephone or call
for illustrated Plat. etc. Of Connecticut Ave
n1s rsss iadssee nlde.e tel, Main So. = ~ ieass $50
FOR SALE-BEsT DECORATED HOME on
WASH. HEIGHTS FOR &11. .000-10 rooms. re-
piumbing). hot-water heat and every latest
convenience; plenty Of closets: billiard room:
two stairways: near both lines; HAND.
SOMMIY UNIQUE DINING ROOM. s. 7.
SMITH REALTY CO.. 2i1 Colorado bldg.
FOR sALE-375o LESS THAN COsT-NEAR
18th and Nd ave. ne, 2-story and cellar brick;
8 ro1ms, bath. furnace and all mod. imps.; !;
ONLY 50, $50: easy terms. s. T. SMITH
REALTY CO.. 211 Colorado bldg.
FOR SALE
WHY NOT.
when buying. buy the best house for
that money cnu build?
$c7.5e PER MONTH
and small cash paymeut will do II.
Examine those
SUPERIOR HOUSES
on north side
KENYON ST.
bet. 9Th and eth SITS.
Extra wide-extra finish-extra cheap.
THE =. II. SMITH CO..
fel.st 14os n. Y. ave.
FOR sALEs10.O 900 FOR ALL-sIX BAY
WINDOW BRICK HOUSES OF ROOMS;
15Ia-rT. FRONTS; LOTS so FEET DEEP;
SIDE AND REAR ALLEYS; WHITE TEN.
Ant ON FRONT STREET. CHAs. A.
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HOTEL MORTON.
THE HOL LMHURST. /.

Pennsylvania ave., near beach. Unobstructed
ocean view. Private baths: stationary wash
stands. with hot and cold running water. In bed
rooms. Elevator to street level. Capacity. 300.
Open all the year. Hotel electric coach meets
trains. Literature upon request.
ja26.6Ot 10 HENRY DARNELL.
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FOR SALE = INVESTMENT PROPERTY:
house In good repair 945 X st. NV. corner
10th and K); Is rooms; all modern improve
ments. Owned by q nom resident and. must be
sold. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 i4th st.
NV. fel.5t
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1908 ~ sw. .sto. dw31 /. so
6i8 F sw, Tor, b. 80. 80
SIT D sw, 1r. b. .25.5 so
1919 9th NV, 7r. b.2.30
$50 Va av sw. .Sr, b. 2, so
s02 ~ sw. 81. b.. 20, so
1916 c sw. 6r, b. ..2O5O
3l0 l3E sw. Orb .16.5O
314 5th Sc. 6r. W. 1880
81 c sw, Or, w....14.D
311 7th sw, Ar h1S.O0
1913 Union sw .6r. wl2.5o
916 Sd sc. Or. ". 1850
1852 Sd Sc, 6F. ". 1850
721 9Th sc. Or, v. 1880
610 D sw, 4r, I'd n.l0.OO
13S n Sc. Or, W.. 1850
go LIST sc, Ar, W. 1850
$50 Van sw, 4r, W. TO- 80
1911 Carlin ct sw, ,4r7 so
Stable, rear 479 Nd
ave sw. w...........S.W
ARKER co. Qnc.).
4S ~ ct. s.w.
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1l-room house: ami: hot-water heat; nrsf-
floor kitchen, rear stair. on B. !. ave. Box s,
Star once.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT|s-ROOM APARTMENT AT i12s
Ed J. HANNAH. 9O7 9th ST. NV fe2f
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w AN 6USxNGo0 1hVTGh1 I |
WANTED-AN OLD. FIRM DE
sires to rent 3-story building on either side Of
7th between Pa. ave. and or on + ST. between
9th and 18th; rent not to exceed q. 900: CON-
mnnications strictly confidential. Address. With
particulars Box 10 Star Office fr2-Ste
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FOR RENT
S02b Dumbarton ave. NV. I'd door lat.
6 rooms and bath. attic furnace. j - $e4.SH
1915 Columbia 1T. NV. 8 rooms and nth 1000
Flat No. I. 1910 18th ct. NV, ro1ms
ana Ddtu . =. . =. ~ lO.UV
MeLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
jac7.tf 10th and G sts -.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08

mo guide but the law, no boss but
the people," is the campaigning slogan
OF the brilliant and popular young law.
yer, John J. Coburn, who is seeking
the Democratic nomination for States
Attorney. In his canvass Mr.. Coburn
has the vigorous backing Of the Bryan
Democracy Of Cook County. also Of a
numerous host Of friends and enthu.
siastic and rcsourceful aides. As the
city now knows to its surprise, and
greatly to Its approval, his campaign.
Ing methods IRE unique and cyclonic.
lie has thrown down the gauntlet to
the bosses Of both parties. The graphic
cartoons he has issued have caused
general attention, causing both taxpay.
ers, tax dodgers, and tax eaters to sit
up and take particular notice. There
IL now no doubt whatever that Mr.. Co.
burn will draw IN immense popular
vote; In fact the belief Is strongly cur.
rent that he will win ut the primaries
and with the Democratic nomination
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08

streets. lie also made the valuations
for the 05th street sewer system, TAX
ing In twelve square miles of terri
tory.
Mr., Ryan has been a resident of
Chicago for more than half a century.
Mr.. Ryan is a candidate for nominal
ton on the Democratic ticket for
member of the board of assessors, and
1t should be regarded as Il privilege to
support one SO worthy, as he has COLI
tributed an honest and Industrious
mans full share to the business de-
velopment of this great city.
For almost four years Mr.. Ryan was
manager and superintendent of the
important packing firm of Reid 4 Sher-
win, and theG embarked In the tanning
and manufacturing business on his own
account. For years his glove factory
employed more than 800 hands, and the
great mercantile houses of Marshall
Field & Co, Keith Bros, Sweet Demps-
ter & Co., and others took the product
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08

Englewood, and graduated for the bar
In 1883, one Of his classmates being the
Democratic candidate for President Of
the United States. In 1906 he entered
into partnership with the late lamented
Major Lawrence NJ. Ennis, and he Is
now senior member Of the firm Of Co.
burn 4 Case. with offices In the Mer.
chants Building, Washington and In
Sale street, where he has established
his campaign headquarters and where
the daily scene Of assembly and hustle
shows the strong popular interest that
Is taken In his prospects Of success.
Fair and fearless, active and agrees
slve In his methods, fully determined to
do his level Democratic best for the
general people, to see that rich and
poor shall have the same square deal,
offenders high and offenders low the
same Impartial treatment, John J. Co.
burn Is making a whirlwind and pic.
turcsque yet worthy and admirable
campaign. which is rapidly achieving
results Of which he and his legion of
supporters shall well feel proud.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08

he will be the next States Attorney for
Cook County.
As an able and successful lawyer,
John J. COburn. since his admittance to
the bar in 1883. has strikingly demon.
strated his qualifications for the i'm
pOrtant position he now seeks, and to
which large hosts Of admirers. Of all
parties and shades Of politics, would
gladly see him elected. Every judge
on the Cook County bench, and every
brother lawyer with whom Mr.. Coburn
has come In professional contact, can
bear hearty testimony to his high abil.
ity as a lawyer rs well rs his sterling
integrity as man. His genial humor
and plquant Irish wit make him a gen.
cral favorite. He Is a most forceful
orator, and there are few dubious 30.
lltlcal regulations hereabouts that do
not bear scars made by his sharp sword
Of sarcasm.
Mr.. COburn was born forty.seven
years ago where now stands the village
Of Clyde. lie was educated In the pub
lie schools Of Lyons and high school of
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
MURDERER AND "PALy rAxnH.
Saloonkseper Shot to Death After
Detecting Burglars Robbing Him.

Saloonkeeper Shot to Death After
Detecting Burglars Robbing Him.
Twelve hours after Blarei widcisz had
been shot to death In his saloon In chi.
cago by two burglars the slayer and his
accompliee were arrested and confessed.
They we're captured BY Detective August
II. I.onla. who, although on q vacation,
reported for duty A. soon as he learned
that one Of his countrymsn had been kill
ri. The murderer. Joseph Sovinshi y
only 10 years old, and his accomplish,
John Bysup. Ia n. widciss detected the
men while they were Yobbins his saloon
at 1854 Justine street. A fight followed,
during which SovinAti ran behind the
bar and grabbed the saloonkespcr's se.
volvev. lie fred four shots ct Wideiss.
two Of which struck him, causing almost
instant death. The two robbers escaped.
but were seen in their flight BY Mrs. Mary
Walonke. who lives in the building where
the murder occurred. According to the
confessions OF the two men Sovinski had
entered Widciss's saloon through q win.
dow and was passing out bottles Of wills.
ky and wine to Byxnp when they were
discovered by the saloonkccpcr.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08

OF the reliable house of Ryan Bros.
and their business substantially was
never questioned.
Always identified with the Democrat
ic party, Mr.. Ryans zeal was such that
he never sought Office but worked for
the good of the organization. lie is n
Democrat of the old school. and OH
titled to the support of every citizen
that desires good government.
Mr.. Ryan resides ut No. 3O5 $. Wal
Ter avenue. Austin. and Is engaged in
the real estate business with his sons
ut No. 40 Dearborn street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
NEW LAPoRTE MYSTERY.
Bullet Wound in Head Indicates
Foul Play-No Identification Yet.

LapOrte, Ind. has a new murder mys.
terry. The discovery in half.dus grave.
covered over with fence rails. branches Of
trees and other debris, on the farm OF
DR.. Bowel near Rolling Prairie. Of the
badly decomposed body Of well.dressed
man about 20 years Cd. has aroused the
authorities in an effort to discover the
identity Of the body and whether the man
was murdered. Coroner Mack, after care
fully examining the body. declared the
man had been shot through the head. The
clothing. which was almost new. was pur.
chased in Grand Rapids, Mich. Tho only
thing found in the clothing was copy Of
a Minneapolis farm paper. The mar
wore Panama hat and patent leather
shoes. All his clothing appeared to be
Of excellent make. Identification through
recognition Of the features OF the face
will be almost an impossibility.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
PUT POWDERED ROCK IN FOOD.
Surprising Facts Brought Out by
Use Of tho Microscope.

In an article In the new year book
Of tho Department Of Agriculture on the
Use OF the microscope. cases are cited
Sowing that many unlocked for impuri-
ties exist in ordinary foods. Examples
are given showing the many impurities
which are consumed each day. In adul-
txratcd celery seed the microscope found
In some instances 10 per cent Of pow
dercd rock. In pure" pepper large
percentage Of ground olive stones, toGeth-
er with other foreign matter, was dis
covered, while n notwithstanding prep
araton was found to contain cocoa shells,
corn starch. beef tallow and considerable
mineral matter which was probably used
FOR coloring.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08

Timothy ], Ryan. one of Chicago's
bcst-known business men. Is being
strongly backed for the Democratic
nomination for assessor. That he IL
thoroughly qualified for the position
Is known to all who are acquainted
with his record. Among his thousand
public acts of Importance, he made the
valuations for Austin, Merrick and
Holden Parks. the famous beauty spots
of Austin. lie made the land valua.
tiOns for the widening of Randolph
street from Desplaines to SangamOL
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
LEGACY OF $4,000 FATAL.
Inheriting Nephew Spends It So
Fast that He Dies.

Joseph q. Erb, 81 years old, died In
the Phocnixville, Pa, hospital as u result
OF $4,000 legacy left him by an aunt
in Switzerland three months ago. Erb
was a silk weaver employed in n local
mill, and received word Of the death Of
his aunt. Mrs. Jane Pfauner Of Berne.
Switzerland. who had made him her heir.
Immediately on receipt Of the money he
proceeded to "havc good time" and
succeeded so well that he paid the penalty
In death. Enough money remains Of the
small fortune to pay his funeral expenses.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
Chicago Elevators Burn.

Fire broke out in the center OF Chi
cagos great grain district the other after
noon, burning to the ground two NAM
moth elevators, the Burlington freight
depot, 100 freight cars, and for time
threatened to wipe out all the buildings
In the territory bounded by State, Canal.
Seventeenth and Twelfth streets. The
loss Is about $1,5OOOO0.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Kills Wife and Grandchild.

John Zeft, farmer living on the Boil
ton road, near Vernon, Conn. killed his
wife and granddaughter and tried to kill
his son, using a sledge hammer and q
knife. Tett was arrested and taken to
Rockville. When attacked by his father
the son seized the hammer and broke two
of his parents ribs. The older man dis
abled, the younger one searched the prem
ises and found the bodies OF the two VIC
Tins. Zett had attacked his married
daughter before the killing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
Items from All Parts Of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
4 Weekly Digest Of the Most |mportaat
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.
1lAoX DYNA,rrTrR Il IYNox1D
Taken from Jail and Hanged to Tree
By Mob in Alabama Coal Fields.

Taken from Jail and Hanged to Tree
By Mob in Alabama Coal Fields.
Just a. q mass meeting was being held
at Brighten, ten miles south Of Birmiag-
ham, Ala. near the Woodward mines, the
other night. deputies brought In viii
Miller. colored. charged with connection
In the dynamitIng Of the house Of Finley
Fuller. The next day when q deputy
sheriff was sent to Brighton to get Nil.
Ter to bring him to Birmingham Il wss
discovered that the little calaboose had
been broken into and the body Of Miller
was found In the woods hanging to tree.
He had been lynched. The greatest eI.
element prevails around Brighton and
further trouble II imminent. Another
house has been blown up at Wylania,
the western part Of the county, but no
one was hurt. The Governor conferred
with the sheriff and the omnanding %.
Ger Of the military later and may call
cut more troops.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
PREDICT WAR OF REPuBLIcs.
Central American States Approach
the Breaking Point.

According to passengers from Central
American ports arriving at San Fran.
cisco on the Pacific Mail liner San Jose,
relations between the various republics
are strained almost TO breaking point
Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala are
near an open rupture. though II 10 de.
clared that II will be hard to forecast
where the trouble will start II II does
come. At Corinto. Il Is stated, the gun.
boat Momotombo and the army transport
Nicaragua arc held ready for immediate
service by the Nicaraguan authorities. In
Salvador the cruiser Empire Is also kept
ready for action and the President. An.
other cruiser, Is being reftted.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
Oklahoma Saloons Raided.

The six saloons that opened In Mus.
kogec. Okla, the other day, the proprie-
tors relying upon an alleged defect In the
Billups prohibitory law, were raidcd by
County Attorney w. j. Crump and City
Marshal Budd Ledbetter and deputies.
Several storchouses of wholesale dealers
We're also raided, and the stocks OF these
places, as well as those of the saloons,
were confiscated.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
Tries to Kill Sultan.

A special dispatch from Geneva says !.
"The Sultan of Turkey was stabbed in
the breast on Monday night by a minor
palace official, The coat of mail which
the Sultan always wears DETECTED the
blow. The woud-be assassin was ar
rested. Apparently he had been bribed to
commit the act, as he had large sum
of gold In his pockets and his baggage
was hacked ready for flight"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
Mice Cause Strike in Choir.

Because playful mice Sunday evening
cavorted around the feet Of fair members
of the choir in the Fourth Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal church In Homestead, Pa,
the young women have served notice that
there will be no more choir singing until
they are furnished afldavits that every
mouse In that corner of the church has
heen killed
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
Confesses $4s,33O Shortage.

r. #. Parkhurst, assistant cashier OF
the First National bank Of Seattle,
WASH, was arrested and when confronted
with an apparent discrepancy In his &C.
counts confessed q shortage Of SIS, $50.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
Ohio Has Lost A5s Saloons.

According to the State auditors re-
port there are 45S fewer saloons in Ohio
than there were Jan. last. This re-
duces the States revenues since Jan. l
$307, 2O7. 1t is believed, however, that
the revenue this year and the $1,000
Aiken tax will amount to about $1,000.
mn
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-08
CIRCLE OF DEATH" KILLS MAN.
Legless Bicycle Rider Meets Disas-
ter with New Thriller.

Half way around the "Circle Of DEATH"
just devised and exhibited in public for
the first time In the Sixth Street thcatcr
In Coshocton. Ohio. Monday night. the
bicycle to which William Wilson--"leg.
less wonder" of the variety world--was
attached left the runway and the ma
chine and Wilson were plunged twenty
feet to the lower runway, heap of
broken spokes. tubing, bleeding flesh and
shattered bones. Wilson was dead when
attendants reached his side.