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PUBLIC NOTICE

OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
D C.. Washington. D. c, August u. 1906
Default ha1 ing beer made ia payment OF
SlAf duly assessed as and for taxes on per-
sonai property, due and payable by June /.
1902 and s4.32 penalty thereon. the undsr-
signed Collector Of Taxes OF the District Of
Columbia BY virtue OF and pursuant to para
graph u OF section Of the act Of Congress
appi owed July j, 1902. on the I7th day OF
august, 1903 distrained Of the property OF
the said Cornell Wall Paper Company, In
e0rporated. the following, viz / bay horse,
] wager, and ! set Of harness, and notice
Is hereby given that I viii sell said prop
ertys Or much as may be needed to pay
said taxes penalties, and accrued costs and
expenses Of said distraint and sale, ar pub
singer. s03 sixth street northwest for czsh
TO the highest bidder. on Tuesday, the sIst
day Of August, 1863, at 10 o'clock q. N.
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his influence TO head on the Kinds cam
paign, but friends Of the parliamen-
tartan in Washington have received
word from Maine that unless he loses
a lot of ground. Kinds will surely be
nominated and elected
Kinds is looked upon as the mentor
of the House. Nominally assigned to
serve as clerk to the Speaker. he is Of
equal service TO Champ Clark, the mi
nority leader. or any other member Of
the House who desires to get around a
particular parliamentary situation. Al
though remaining loyal to Uncle Joe,
Kinds did not hesitate to advise the in
surgents as to the practicability Of
plans they had formulated for the defeat
of the House rules and the overthrow
of the Sneaker
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..



GET A PIANO FREE
| We offer the children the chance Of a life.
time 10 study music A numoer Of good
square pianos here In perfect condition which
We VII loan absolutely FREE TO FIRST com
ers for months select the Piano AID
SIMPLY pay what it costs to haul Il 70 yom
p. c. SMITH PIANO co,
4225 Pa Ave. Phone N. 747.
a1-L-- =
24-FT. LAUNCH. 5ss-H p; simplicity
engine; cabin; reasonable BOX 81, Times
Office. au2l-2ts
MORE BIC PIANO BARGAINS
P7liable make uprights, fully guaranteed.
$40, $3.50, SEQ s2g5 on s. monthly payments
No interest charged. HELBIG BROS, estab-
q years. l7s2 eth au2l-tf
IL YOU are not ready to buy Davis Yer
teal Feed Sewing Machine. We will loan you
a slightly used one OF sell you a new one
as good as any $50 Underfeed Machine. for
Sl4so taking It back for same price when
ready to buy Davis Vertical, or we viii
pat your old machine IN good sewing con-
dition at q small cost. DAVIS AGENCY,
SIS 9th 8. n. w au2o-St
FOR sALE-Good canoe. cheap; leaving city.
Call between and p m, S25 L st. y. Z.
au2e-3ts
EoUR-YEAR-oL4D Jersey COW and calf
gentle; So. Apply eco + 81. \. W. auzo-st-
BIG Lot OF store fixtures. such as counters.
-
fused Cali 81 6l5 Ia ave, aul9-St
FOR sALE-Two railroad tickets to Nash
VILE, Tenn, via Knoxville. - each. Second
door rear 1923 F St \. w. AUST.
PIANO PRICES ARE AT ROCK BOTTOM
THIS MONTH.
numDer Of high-gTade instruments re-
tuned from rental and taken IN exchange
for PlayeT-Pianos are offered at a fraction
their worth for quick clearance. Easy terms
knabe UDrights S225. $50. ana SIS:
ShOninger, S2S0; Huntington, sT5: Vose BABY
Grand, $780, Make your selection now. O.
J. DeMOLL 4 CO.. Cor. 18th and G SITS.
aufl-1
PIANos-UPRIGHT PIANOS : Mld-sumrner
sale. See the bargains that we are Offering
They have been used, but are good makes
R-ices. SIS. $3.50, 500. and SIS. II viii pay
you to SEQ them CHAS. II. STIEFF. I00s-
1ol0 T St y. ". J. c. CoNLIFFs manager.
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SHOP WORN SEWING MACHINES.
$50 drop head "a
500 drop head Wheeler & Wilson. %
New sewing machines 81 per n1onth
Cleaning SOC. Open Evenings
H h GIVEN. Sz5 Pa ave- S. z.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
WHY NOT take a drive With your lady
friend2 First-class teams from $500 up
FOX'S NEW UNION DEPOT STABLES, szs-
s2S New Jersey ave- y. w. auz1-sa-tf
WE ARE PREPARED TO HIRE OUT THE
best driving and business teams and saddle
horses in Washington at the most reasonable
rates. Our livery service is unexcelled. as
We make a speciality Of boarding horses.
Phone NJ T031-
W. 7. POWELL. 22l i4th st. n. ".
jy51-sa, n, VISIT
HORSE, runabout, and harness. cheap. ss5
Il st. n. E. auso-3t
SELLING OUT express and grocery wa CONS.
buggies, runabouts. Surveys. Full teams fur
nished at wholesale prices to retail buyers,
CAN'T, los D \. w. Je30-tf
FOR sALE-A lot Of good work horses. sold
for want Of use, also one staEhops and one
surrey. Apply rear $50 Pennsyivanis ave. NV.
Oc3-tf
COGSWELL-SsIing cut the largest stock Of
new and secondhand vehicles; SIS Up; har-
ness, 81 up. S39-2l1 18th St y. ". Jy16-n
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Auto College and Garage
in connection with machine shop. Thorough
practical instruction on Buick Thomas
Plain. Rambler. and other ca. ALWAYS
OPEN. Call or address l09 9Th ST. n. W
au2l-7t'
AN APPRENTICE or helper with two years
experience. Write fun particulars, WILLIAM
KOCH, Sanitary Plumber. 12l1 st. y. W.
au2l-2tS
ALL AROUND coach painter GEORGE
KELLER. l4lS n Capitol St au21-st
BARBER-wanted at once. n2 \. W
au20-3t.
BELL BOYS boys bowling alley, sleyators,
house boys 1885 Ilth st. n ". 1t
BOYs-To work in bowling alley GARRT-
SONS. l404 l4th n. " It,
BOY-Colored; to work in kitchen. 2I8 Pa
80 ?. =, &uzl-zt'
BOY-Coloreds presser and cleaner; one with
bicycle ACKERMAN. 4S6 18th 5. &. auls-3t
BRICKLAYERS wanting work should regis
Ter al the EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION, 1855
= -. -. ~, aue-z4t
BUsHELNAN-INPBRIAL TAILORs. 836
z 81 y. ~. au1s-3t
BUTCHER-To help oct at stand IN North-
ern Liberty Market- Call s22 5th st. y. W.
CARPENTERS whiting work should register
at the EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION. 1888 Q
St =. w. aus-24t
DRIVER for double team. grocery wagon:
enc with experience preferred. Apply 5000 II
- -. ". Il
ELECTRICIAN-Jo Sman. Address BOX
go Times Office au21-3t'
EXPERIENCED plumbers helper, II or Is
years OF age, 70 learn plumbing and steam
fitting and care Cor horse hours 10 5:
wages s. 70 start. si2 e Capitol ST au20-2t
EXPERIENCED white counter man. MAR
TYN'S CAFE, sos 9Th St n. W. au18-3t
HOTEL night engineer. white; $50 month:
ready 10 go 10 work tonight Apply Dicks
hotel Agency, 18th and Pa ave. II
I-ATHERs-Good wages. 18th st. between D
and z n. T. au20-2t'
LABORERs-5O. wanted TO report at l4th ana
Meridian 81 \. W. Monday morning.
auzl-Zt
AAN-Colored; TO attend stock on small sub
urban place Apply LIGHTFOOT'S, New
Cut and Fozall road. Georgetown. au2l-2t
MEN 70 sell household speciaities; experience
unnecessary salary and commission. 1907
7th n W au17-5t
one MAJ to % painting and Daperhang-
ing al RIGGS HOUSE. au21-3ts
TWO white waters. $50 9th St. n. W
auzl-zt
TWO plumbers. 1888 St n. ". Monday
morning 1880 O'Clock. 1t
wAITER-colored. 94s Pa. ave. \. ". 1t
WANTED-Men ana boys over sixteen years
OF age good wages PEI mauens work. Apply
basement OF 1s0l Z 81. n ", 9yS-w, "a, m-tf
YOUNG man with experience in mems fur
nishing business. CLARENCE H. RIZEN-
STEIN 18th and =. y. ave. It.
YOUNG MAN-Why waste your time work
ing for S. or SO a week, when you can
make $50 OF so week Just as easily? Our
six weeks course in automobile engineering
win do the work Our graduates always in
demand. Call or write for list Of our grad
yates holding good positions.
THE AUTOMOBILE CS:-LEGE OF
WASHINGTON,
The Only School of Expert Automobile
Engineering in WASHINGTON,
Phone n 1888 1923 I4th st. n "
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NoRTHEAsT.

McCHEsNET & JOACHIM. cor. ID ana E
-ss. Phone l., SO.
LADDoN PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave.
KRAUss' PHARMACY. cor. sth ana K Sta
TAYLOR & LAMB. Inc. 18th and z. Can.
cEAs. Il. BLUSIER. h. Cap. and r st,.
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. SIN ana SIS
Phone l. ZisZ
SOUTHEAST
4 T. POWELL. sta and East Capltol uts
A. 5. BURROWS. nth and Pa. ave. Phone
ROACH DRUG co. sth and G sts. Phon. /.
F. P. WELLER. cor. sth and I. Phone ".
SIS.
SOUTHWEST.
" HUGO EfsENBEIEs. 7th and 3 ats
McpoNALD. J. W. "a and L. Phone n
24z5.
GEORGETOWN.
r. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 n 81. n
", Phone l. iz05. W z79.
ANAcosTEA.
BuRY'S PHARMACY. corner Afonros and
Jefferson SIS. Phone l. 1919.
ALEXANDRIA, va
r. L. cARNE < CO. 70s King 81.
CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
7. a. sONNEMAN
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
cHAMBERMAID-whlls Apply Hoa-eEeeD-
err St James Hotel aua0-gi
COOkS-tieneral houseworkers. chamber
maids, city cooks. leave city; way paid
1885 nth n. " II
COLORED TEACHERS Apply al ones al
Virginia colored Teachers Agency, 600 South
Washington st., Alexandria, Va. auls-st
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Vacation Suggestions

DID YOU KNOW that &c day would zet
you an accident policy OF 5000. Get ono
before you so on your vacation.
EDWARD TARRING
1915 ST. n n
aus.7 .i7.a.2 sM
AT YELLOW FRONT. lsth and Il n. ~.
We make speciality OF trunk repairing at
low pricts. Try Us. Phone NJ S3Zm. iy29-d
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES.
HOT WEATHER is
AUTOMOBILE
WEATHER
Why not buy a used car and keen
cool. Think OF the miles OF Park drive
way that are in easy reach Of the auto.
Two Studebakers ana a waveiiy-au
rrnabouts. while they last at $4,000
each.
-Four choice of two waveriys and a
Baker-stanhope at $4,000 each.
A Columbia runabout-a very special
bargain at $4,000.
A Columbia Victoria. Ike new at $1,000.
Our Detroit demonstrating car At
E,zoO.oo
THESE cars are ready now.
DUPONT
GARAGE COMPANY.
200 ID ST n. W Phone N. 5l4i.
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FOR sALE-AutomobiIe, stearas- neI- 81
tires; or VIII sell tires separate: z N Ssa tfres
only -. 80 18TH st. S. W. au21-Sts
STORING AND REPAIRING
Roomy, well ventilated. all on ground aoo-
in best residential location Best eS,,i1ya.J
repair shop in city, all work done BY expert
mechanic. WARNER MOTOR Co, I2ls NV
HAMPSHIRE AVE. Phone W. 1872
apZs-tu.th. sa-tf
FOR sALE-NearIy new stearn runabout- Or
VIII exchange for touring car. Apply SO +
st. ". " a21s-2t.
FOR SALE-7 passengers, Lambert Stesrns
Buick. Pope Hartford. Runabouts: Ford 3
Steyens-Duryea, Stanley steamers / Max
We f.za ol e45 motorcycles. Indians
cycles, s. up. COLLIER 5tb and q \ =
Telephone Lincoln 2452. as1ls-+f
FURNACE REPAIRING
HAS YOUR HEATING APPARATT-s 80
any kinks in It? Better consult our expsrt
before cold weather sets ia.
z. I. KAUFMAN,
81 lzth 81. n. l.. auI3-tf
BICYCLES.
WE BUY AND SELL.
SECONDHAND BICYCLES
E. 7. HUNTER, The Bi6yclenan. II3 Pa ave.
auzl-7t
Tor Unicorn punctDre-
proof tires. SIS. Other new tires 75c up
Best and largest assortment IN the city
& CO. I72S 7th n. ". au17-90t
PLAYS.
PLAYS
Read and fully criticised
Productions Guaranteed II Manuscripts
Warrant
PRESTON GIBSON, Colorado Building
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STORAGE.
Il. BAUM < SON, sl2 Pa ave. Phone NJ 10
We store household goods for 75c per load
per month, only half what others charge or
have our man call and give estimate AIso
hauling. packing and shipping at very rea-
zonable rates. jy22-s0t
GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely fTs-
proof STORAGE, moving, packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE Co. GlS-42o 10Th st ~
\. W. Main s229- ie2s-n
FIREPRooF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms. s.. 00 per month %
Estimates Furnished.
NER CHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO.. 920-922 z St n W. ja7-tf
WORKIEGMAN'S WANTS.
like the idea OF Won
,oing the rounds and comparing the prices
'ou pay. When you see as it's a clear AZ
aved on tailor-made suit az S. to $40 One
rice only JuSTHS OLD STAND, sls ID
:. w Il
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
ALL CASES. ALL COURTS. Collections
u S. LEGAL CORP, s0T Bond
sldg fyI3-tf
MOTORCYCLES.
RIDE A THOR.
GEO. ". BEALL. 21zo 18th ST. n. w.
jy2s-s0t
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ALEXANDRIA. va.
Il. L. cARNE & CO.. 7o3 King 81.
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BuRY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts. Phone j. io4s.
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CHEVY CHASE. ND.
7. a. sONNEMAN.
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T. =. WELLER. Pharmacy 1854 II 81. n
". Phone J.. 1903. W. z79
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STORAGE.
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS.

WORKINGMEN-We like the idea OF Won
going the rounds and comparing the prices
you pay. When you see as it's clear AZ
saved on q tailor-msde suit az S. 10 SO one
price only JuSTHS OLD STAND, sls ID
\. w 10
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One cent . word each insertion. AIiulln
charge Is cents.
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SOUTHEAST.

SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and 3 SITS.
Phone II BI02.
8cpoNALD. J. w. "a ana L. Phone II
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ZOE RENr-FuRNIsHED ROOMS.

n. W, 20l-TWo or three connecting sec
housekeeping af,3q-9fs
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GET A PIANO FREE.
We offer the children the chance Of a life
time to study music A number Of good
square pianos here In perfect condition which
We VII loan absolutely FREE 10 Erst COM
ers for s months. Select the Piano ard
simply pay what it costs to haul il 10 your
home.
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BUsINEss oPPoRTuNIr1Es

WANT TO SELL or buy a business? II :
see Us, as We always have a large list buy
ers aud places Established 1896.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. I52s =
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WILL HAVE A TRIAL
BEFORE JUSTICE HUBER
Man Under Arrest Has Been Under
Surveillance for Some Time-Was
Seen Going to Water Plug and Go
Through Laborius Operation of Sc
curing His Daily Supply.

man was discovered in Gary yes
terday who was mean enough to steal
water. The fellow was caught in the
act, however, by firemen who were out
testing the hydrants at the time and
John Doe warrant was sworn out for
his arrest at once. The miscreant will
be prosecuted by the city attorney as
his act was a violation of city ordi-
nance.
1t was not the stealing of the water
which was the serious part of the act
IL was the fact that the man did not
know how to properly drain the hydrant
after he had used it and endangered
thereby thousands of dollars worth Of
property because of the fact that the
For several weeks past the firemen
after making a careful inspection of a
hydrant one day would find it filled
with water the next, and they knew
from that fact that it had been tamper-
ed with They did not konw, however.
for what use it had been made until
last night when several firemen noticed
a man take off the cap of the hydrant
located at Seventh avenue and Connect
cut street. take a monkey wrench ana
go through the long and painful opera
tion of drawing a pail of water.
Endangered the Hydrant.
The men secured a good description
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CROWN POINT BILL IN TENDER THE CITY HALL
Gary Town Board Will
House Superior Court
No. 2.

In order to show that Gary meant
what it said in regard to giving its
city hall for the purpose of holding the
superior court, the town board met yes
terday afternoon in a special session.
for the purpose of passing resolution to
that effect. The resolution follows:
BE it resolved by the board of trus-
tees of the town board of Gary. county
Of Lake. state of Indiana, that the town
Of Gary viii furnish temporary quar-
tiers for superior court number two, Of
the said county. including court, room.
jury room and offices of said court for
a rental of 81 per month until perma-
nent arrangements are provided for: and
the county commissioners shall have
ninety days in which TO accept resolu-
ton hereby rendered
This resolution will be shown to the
members Of the state legislature today,
and the county commissioners will pass
upon it case Gary gets a court
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CApzAzr e5zAzex or THE Rz1uazxc.

killed on the Florida were brought
here on that ship.
All OF the persons injured seriously.
Mrs. Michael f. Murphy of Grand
Forks, n. D.; Mrs. Herbert L Griggs.
wife of the president of the bank of
New York; Assistant Steward Wood
ward of the Republic, and Eugene
Lynch, husband of the woman who was
killed, are being cared for in hos
pitfalls here.
Several on both ships were slightly
cut or bruised. They were treated at
the time and needed no further atten-
ton.
The passengers of the Republic, many
Of whom had friends here, went to
hotels, bought new clothes, attended the
theaters, and celebrated their rescue,
after telling their stories over and over
again.
The points they most emphasized
were the perfect discipline that pre-
vailed among the officers and men of
the Republic at the time of the acct
dent, the splendid work done by the
Battles people in taking them over
from the Florida, and the almost en-
tire absence of panic or hysteria among
themselves at the times of greatest
peril. Altogether, from the Florida and
the Republic. the aBltic brought here
1924 people.
The story of the bravery and devo-
ton of Captain Sealby is one to stir
the heart. He actually lived up to
the traditions of the sea and literally
went down with his ship, to be saved
by a boat from the derelict destroyer
Seneca
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of him. found out where he lived and
then swore out a warrant before Judge
A. c. Huber for his arrest, on a charge
of violating ordinance No. 20, which
prevents the tampering with hydrants.
The fremen were particularly indig-
nant with the man because they had
taken the greatest pains during the cold
weather to see that all of the water
was out of the MIGRANTS and that they
were not frozen There is not another
hydrant within two blocks of that
from which the man was caught draw
ing water and it would have been use
less to fight fire IN the vicinity had
the plug" been frozen.
Ohicials of the Gary Heat. Water and
Light company were also indignant be-
cause of the water being stolen from
the hydrant, not because of the loss
of the water which can be purchased
at a cost of thirty cents per thousand
feet, but because OF the danger in which
they placed the property and the fact
that in case the hydrant did not work
satisfactorily the company would be
blamed for it's condition.
F. l. Undine, the fireman who swore
out the warrant for the mans arrest
took the same position. He said that
the only way they were concerned in
the matter was that the hydrant would
be frozen and that if they were unable
to secure water in case Of fire, the pub
lie would accept no excuse
The general public opinion was tha
the man ought to be arrested on gen
eral principles for his act, even if il
was not likely to prove so serious.
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MUCH INTEREST IN
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Sessions at Crown Point Are
Well Attended This
Year.
AWARD OF PRIZES TODAY
Excellent Program Was Carried Out
last Night Before Record
Breaking House.
Breaking House
Especial to THE T1mEs.)

Crown Point. Jan. 26.-Great interest
is being evinced in the sessions of the
Farmers institute this year, now in con-
vention at Contra Music hall, and each
meeting is attended by good crowd
of country and towns people, who are
profted by the excellent program of
addresses being given by the specialists
in their various lines Last evening
the house was crowded to its capacity
follows:
High school chorus
Educating our Sons and Daughters
Mrs. oliver Kline, Huntington, Ind.
Grafton by winner c. P. H. s. prelim-
mary oratorical contest.
prevention of Contagious Diseases
Among School Children'-Professor
Severance Burrage, Lafayette, Ind.
The address of Prof Burrage was on
interesting treatise on the sanitation
and hygiene conditions that should ex-
ist around the home and school. in order
to obtain the best of health and prevent
the spreading of diseases. Mr.. Burrage
illustrated his lecture by stereoptican
slides and showed the various microbes
and germs that are a mortal enemy
to man In their varied stages of de-
velopment, and showed that the mos
quito and common house fly were the
greatest spreaders and harbingers of
disease that are known to man. Prof.
Rurrage has two lectures on for today
that will be illustrated. The Sanitary
Dairy" in the morning and 'Tubercu-
lcsis, a Preventive Disease" at the af-
ternoon session, and as the two sub
jects are one that are at present of
vital interest to the farmer.
The Gerlach family quartette are en-
tertaining the audiences with several
vocal selections and show a great deal
of ability in their efforts. The session
closes this afternoon when the prizes
for the exhibits of farm products will
be awarded.
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New York, Jan. Especial 1.-The
most dramatic story that has come from
the sea in many a day was all told
today when three vessels that played
a leading part came safely into port.
The Florida of the italian line, which
rammed the White Star steamship Re
public in the fog early Saturday morn
ing southeast of Nantucket and took
over the Republics passengers until
the big Baltic could race TO the res
cue, arrived here yesterday afternoon.
The revenue cutter Seneca. carry
ing Captain William I. Sealby of the
sunken Republic, and the men who
volunteered to stick to the ship with
him when the Baltic turned about for
New York, came in last night.
The Baltic, crowded with happy peo-
pie and saluted as a deep sea heroine
all the way up the bay and the North
river to the White Star pier. arrived
early in the morning, although it could
not come up to town until the early
afternoon because of the heavy fog in
the lower bay.
Republic Deep In the Sea.
The Republic lies in thirty eight
fathoms of water, off No Mans Land,
a bit of rock and sand in the Atlantic,
not far from the western end of Mar
tha's vineyard. 1t is not likely that it
can be raised. In its hold are the
bodies of the only persons that were
killed when the Florida crashed into it.
w. j. Mooney the banker of Lang
don. N D.. and Mrs. Eugene Lynch of
Boston. They were placed in sealed
collins soon after the accident. The
bodies of the three sailors that were
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Continuous Court Measures
Will Be Introduced
Today.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Crown Point, Jan. 26.-The lawyers
who representing Crown Points inter-
ests at indianapolis in its effort to land
a continuous session of the circuit court
at this place. speak very encouraging
ly of the chances. owing to the fact
that those who have been approached
among the representatives look with
favor upon Crown Points request as the
most logical of the three petitions now
before the house. The Crown Point bill
will in all probability be presented to
the Legislature today. Attorney Harold
H Wheeler and Attorney Johannes Ko-
pellxe went to Indianapolis last evening
to be at the seat of activities and pre-
sent Crown Points claims before the
members of the Legislature. 4 demo-
critic member of the house will present
the bill today.