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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

For Sale-I have for sale one good
twenty-horse power boiler and
ffteen-horse power engine. Will
sell cheap. Paul A. Gleaton,
Neeses, S. c. 7-15-St-th
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

The two persons to whom a wo-
mans voice can be sweetest are a
small baby she loves and large wo-
man she hates.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

II you want Winter Cabbage Plants
to be sure to head up for winter
use, D. D. Dantzler has them at
20 cents per hundred. D. D.
Dantzler, 49 Whitman street.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

For Sale-One Middleby's portable
oven, in perfect condition. Ad-
dress Geidfuss' Bakery, Charles
ton, S. c..
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

For Sale-Lot and House on Green
Street, in good location. Apply at
The Times and Democrat office.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

To Rent-Two nice cottages on
Green street. Apply to G.. W.
Prescott.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

For Sale-One hundred bushels
Toole Cotton Seed, raised in Or
angeburg County. This stood a
high test at Georgia Experiment
Station last season. Ayers & Will
liams, Orangeburg, S. C.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

Make Your Own Will-Without the
aid Of lawyer. You don't need
one. A will is necessary to protect
your family and relatives. Forms
and book Of instruction, any State,
one dollars. Send for free litera-
ture telling you all about 1t. Mof-
fetts' Will Forms, Dept. 40, 894
Broadway, Brooklyn, New York
City.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

Wedding Invitations and announce
ments. Finest quality. Correct
styles. Samples free. James H.
DeLooff, Dept. 6, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

Teachers-Write for free booklet,
"A Plan," showing how we help
you get better position. Thou
sands excellent vacancies open,
paying $50 to $50 monthly
Schools supplied with teachers
Southern Teachers Agency, Co
lumbia, South Carolina.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

Wanted-Every business and profess
sional man to see our line of the
celebrated "Shaw-Walker" Filing
Devices. Suit any business, large
or small. Sims Book Store, Or
angeburg, S. G.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24
ORIENTAL RUG COMPANY.

ORIENTAL RUG COMPANY.
1101 Cathedral ST., Baltimore, Md
We make you handsome and dur.
able Rugs from your old wornout
carpet, any size to fit room or hall
Let US send you a price list; just
write for one.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

A doctor of divinity should believe
in the faith cure.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

Gillette Razor Blades on sale at Sims
Book Store.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24
100 ACRE
FARM WANTED

We have n client for o
farm OF 80 to 100 acres.
Must be able to produce
bale OF cotton per acre and
he within one mile of town
on main line Of railroad.
If YOU have such a farm for
sale write us full informa-
ton and price. Carolina
Sales Agency, 40 Il. Rus
sell street, Orangeburg, 5.
G..
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-07-24

Tobacco Habit Cured or no Cost
Harmless home treatment. Mic
Ko House, Wichita, Kansas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
Den itore amerifanife 0laabe er

Den fore amerifanife Jlaabe ct
M orriberet til ssStalien. S @pn-
bags Tom oen fgrite Dtbiiion uf
&a1npifibe til Mesih1n, bborfra Mo-
n1traIffibet Connecticut" git til
MeapeI, Sc onore @fibe til 8illo-
france. @abneautboriteterne / Ten=
pei n6pefsleoe giiitter n1eb 6lao=
6ens 9beritfonanoeren6e, Mon1iral
Sperrp, men oa bele 2anbet er {
@org, blep ser lite u6befslet Sa@
lut, fun fippet S1ag. Den sbrige
G1aabe fo1nmer efter flere Dipi=
fioner, of bpilfet Ser pil blipe ie1tot
nogIe til 6e forffielltge M6oelbabs~
babne for at aflegge officielle Be-
ieg: au1erifanlf Bro iantI 10.
rGo1gon", attton1 I Jreoogs frn
&ort Gat6 nteo t30 Sons 2epnets-.
mt6ler oib. til oe ioroif9lbliote, og
lam,tne Dag anfom ct an6et &robi-
antffib, 6er forte &p6e @ors 6lng.
r@olgoa"s 9a6ning bleb itrafs lan6-
iot og forfeit mellem 6e trengenSe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
gonna9e=Skatten.
n8ibc open 3ar Mmeuoment" peSs.
ta9et.

@lper1er Sobnion bnr li6lte l1ge
punoet en- glintrenoe Scir ober llni~
teo States 5teel Corporations
"5tnaltr11iten") lin Scamp for at
tpinge be11ne til at betale en- Eon~
mage 5fnt til 5totcn Stebet for e,t
lin1pel gie,1bonrSlfat til ct. 2outs
County, bppr oers Serngrl1ber CT be-.
liggenbc
staten5 @pieiteret bar nen1lig af~
gipet SEN aien6elie, at set iaafalbte
v@ioe open Gar sln1el1ontent", Der
bar Derleret for &etterne / to Mar~
blep peotaget paa Statsoalget 1906.
Staaltruite11s @ruber / Meiabn-
og 8ernilion= =8iergfieoerne bar bib-
til betalt Ell 5fat paa @ien6ont per6-
lat til $t9o,0oo,000, bpiIfen @fnt
Il Sc iioite Mar bar anoraget til $780,
600 on1 slaret. Oct peotagne Ime,t.
oenre1,t, tillaber Eaalianing at ett
|5fat paa bpert 9on @rts, lonr ul,-
ptnoes al @ruberne, og lettes 6enne
|Stat til 10 Gents, pilbe Staaltru-
item fo,nme til at betule @taten Min-
neiota Ell Sfat al $2.700.@ ON
Maret.
| 0ette 5fatteame11on1e1lt Bm pm~
ret Gienitanb for en- bitter Scamp
mellem Staten og Staaltruiten q
mango Mar. Set blep peotaget pe6
8nlget / 1906, men Stnnltrnlten og
Da1lrtbfapitaliiter fif set, 1,,,6er Yaa~
lfuo al at set itfe bapoe erbnlbt bet
tilltreffelige Mr1tal 5temmer, bragt.
for Diltriftsretten / ct. 2o1is Counts
tp, bpor slmenbme11tet erflRreoes.
for life beotaget. @nbert1er Sobniot
beorbre6e ufortgbet 5ngel1 fnbnnfet
fon @eieiteret, ser altiaa mi bar mt
berfien6f Niitrifts srettenS Donl og er...
flnret 9ln1enbmentet for en- Sort al
Staters &onititution.
Set bar Statens ,1nbRrenoe Ut
tornep General, George g. si,npion.,
ionl oprin6elig begpn6te &anrpen,.
mems ban bar Asfiitant 9lttorneD
General, % ban erfIerer, at .bet er5
ben itsrfte SER, 7ionl Staten 1,oaeu-
ii,,oa bnr niin6e & s3ss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
70. AARG'A'NG.
Ytxatnr,1tru ug KungrrBaftt-
siepreientan6uiet % r8tebforr ailIman Dier atsr.

Set nDe Niniieriutt.. Do1n1ner
Eoft menes MI at babe ubfet be
Man6, ber ffal nogibre bans Mt-
ntftertum efter 4. @arts, men meo
l1n6tagelie al Statsiefreter &nog's
bill geapnene lite blipe offenlieeior.
te fgr sSnaugurationen. Sitcbooct
pil bIine &oitu1aiter General poa
6en 8ettngelie at ban ne6lngeer
iin &oit iom Sormat16 for Sen re-
pnblifanffe g2ationalfon1ite. sSanes
@iIion bil r1uligpis itrafs efter SIT
ougurationet1 fratre6e Soften lont
Meerbrugs- -Mtniiter, % @iffor6
Bincbott, Sen nuparenbe gbef for
Sort 0epartementet, bltper hans
Mf1eier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15
can0srredfl0.
aauSt ! amerila.

Gn banF &irlpefonite / ssem
Dorf bar orsaniieret fig n1eo Sci
Gorn1aoI at in1nle Mibler til Gfre=
ne for Sorbffielbet stalten. &o=
miteens 8ormano ct sSngenier Geo.
&rfegaarb og 6e11s &as1erer Nnul
@brenie,1, 81 CORTLAND Street, Seem
Dorf. @eneralfoniul S. Glm er
@on,iteens sereSfornaono. Sen op=
fororer olle Do1ife til at ienoe en-
Sferp, flor eller lille, til @nsiere=
rem. gnbbi6ere bill 4o1niteen ar
rangere en- flor @o1,cert 90 9lften=
ltnberbol6ning nteb paafelgen6e
8aI - til 6orbel for ia,1n,e Sag
fbritfommen6e Man6ag. S Bro=
grammet beltoeer a6ifilige fremra=
gen6e 4t1nitnere, beriblanbt fere
6onite, fom for Giben opbolber fig
@iftaterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

st 8ornbplmermbr Mmerifa.
Som befien6t blep ser / eomle 0a=
ge 6repet en- lite ri11ge l1br1nogerr
in6uitrt paa 8ornbolm, % &c go=
6e gamle bornbolmife 8 Cages
@tueubre opnoae6e / fin Gib Ell
lite rtnge 8eremmelie for oeres
neiagtige og gobe Gang. 9eu er
Gilpirfningen al oisie @tue11bre belt
opbbrt, men paa mango bornboIm-
ife 8on6egaar6e Ter man Sem eno=
MI, og tro6s 6eres bgie Mber gipr
6e ita6ig fortrinlig 9ieneite. Gg=
iaa / nange anbre @gne af Dan=
mart fin6er man Sc ganle Slog=
floffer, enfelte er naoet til lt6lan=
set, men 6e bar 6og iaa bi6t pi6es
iffe bi6til Daret reprnientere6e /
Mmertfa. geu er iflg. ugeor6IDiet"
ben Mangel afbiulpet, ibet en 8or1,=
bolmer, Sarrp Sesperien, @innetfa,
ST., iom be6 MDtaarstib be1ote
tilbage til Mmerifa fra ct 8eigg pua
fin Gg6eb, 1neobragte ct 200 Mor
gammelt 8ornbolmerubr, Ser bap6e
beret / bans Gnmilies 8eii6oelie
/ 1875 4ar. Det bar en- @gibe al
Z SOB. l1bret ifal bore en- @nbe
til SsSesperiet1s 56nnefBn og beobli.
per faaleoeg at bore ct arbegoos /
S1agten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

&reb 6. 9. 3, Moltft, Don-
marfs rpe @ntlter til be syorene6e
Stater, bapoe poo oen neitlioite
Gag / set oannle Aar ie,,6t SS116bDs
belle til SEN oanife @oIo,1i / SEEM
Sort ON at n1ebes me6 bam poa
@otel Margaret 8rDoflDn, for at
ban fl&n6e faa 2eiligbeo til at Itifte
perionligt 8efien6tIfab neo ber,s
Me6len,mer. @enerolfonlll @Ian
preie11tereoe oe tiI1te6eberen6e for
@eian6ten, bborefter ser bleb ino=
taget en- 2uncbeon. timber oenne
bol6t @eian6ten en- Sale, / bpilRn
ban 81. a, 'neobeIte, at ban 11Rreoe
set &aab at be1sge 6e andre itore
6anife Gentrer Sc SSorene6e 5ta=
ter. Ser bap6e i,,ofun6et Jig ct
meget ltcrt slntal af freunra9e1,oe
Danife, paa bpem 6en npe &epre=
fertant for 9onmarf gjor6e set beo<
fte SsSnotrpf beo iin elffparoi9e, lige<
fremme Sptreoen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

Ddn DQE ItlllIcpp1 DOeC eItellc SOIO:
ner Gtoter ON at n1eooele ban1
noar cit 5fanoinap u6en Mibler
6eer, laa bon fan forbinbre, at 81.
get e,,ten bliper gipet til 2ngeifoler:
nc elIer bIiper begropet i ,Botters
GieIo".
9anif Nmerifanif SeIffab. 8e.
1tpreljen for Dnnif Mnterifanif Gel:
jfab bill poo oen foreitaaet16e Gene.
ra1foriamlina fremlaege for slftio:
nererne ct 6ori1ag, ifblge bpilfe1
Selifabet opborer at efsiltere ion
sftieiel lifub 9Ia'ao.s \ oet ION befieto1
btotil bar txeret, og gaar oper til
at blipe ct olmin0eligt gel1fab, bpis
Meole1nner betaler ct bilt aarlig1
Me6len1sbiorag Geo itolte @el1c=
rolforia1nling opbepebes ben Sara,
graf, ifplge bbilfen Selifabet 6riper
Smport % Gfsport. Derpe0 op.
berer al fig ielp l1obejen til al
faffe @elitobet sS,,6tegtcr beo TO.
mercielle Sorctogen6er, % 11aar 9lf.
tiefapttalen bar opbrugt, ptloe Der:
for Sellfabet opbgre at efSiitere.
Set bar i,niolertio life opgibet fine
i6eelle og iociolc Spgaber. Meen
oisie freezer Set enoel Mibler al
eiennemfbre, og 8eitprelien bil' Der.
for foreiIaa Selifobet .Obergang til
EN- slsiociation, bbis Me6lenmer be.
taller ct min6re oarItgt @iorog, 6e1
anpenbes til 5elifobets 5orn1aaI.
Gel ifabet bar lom Mfttelelifab fun
pun6et en- ret begre1,oiet 9illut=
ming, men set benter, at oct / Ser
npe sSor,n bil pinbe itor &opulari-
tet blon6t Sc MnFe 9[merifanere
og i ioo Setieenoe bill set iiffer1
life bIibe Ifuffet.
Gorilogets 6orm bItper fGlger6e;
/. Mt "Ebe 9ontib. 9lmertcan
slsiociatio11" (Danif= =gmertfanif eel.
lfab), i,1forporeret 1,116er Staten 81
linois' 2obe meo e1 9lftiefapital al
5000 Collars, oplgles, og
2. Mt ct NIT SeIffob nn6er ia1n=
ME gfobn inforporeres / 6ets Ste6
u6en 9ftefapitol og mot for pc
cuntarp profits"
s sSglge 5tatens 2obe Tan 6enne
Goronoring fun fin6e Steb:
1. Saafre1nt Selifobet it1get1
@iaIb bar. (Donif-g(n1eritonif gel,
1t1b bar 1ngen.)
g.. Naar to Gre6ie6ele af Mftier.
ne, reprefntereoe paa @eneralfor.
iamIinge1 at Mftionererne pet.
! o n r 9 t, ct for Splpsning
Mfite1n11ing beb rprorp" fon foerfo,
life finbe @te6.
@nbber 9lftioner er beretttget til
at faa oct 8elgb 1t6beta1t> iom bans
slftte er p9r6 beb 5elHabets Sp
lgsning, men 9ireftgrerne anier 6el
for ret retfar6i9t, Mnerfien6elit
al Sc nl1baret16e Mftionarers @tdt
te / 6e fbrite 9lar at 5elifabetS
@fsiitens, at gibe benz, ser gnife1
set, 2eiIigbeo til at blibe ltbsbarigt
Meblenmer at set 11pe @eIffab, bei
at oberfbre 8e1ebet til bette og l16er
nogen iom belit b6erIigere sssr,obeto
ling. Set foreiIooes frentti6ig a
Iiatte Meoletnsbioraget til 81 on
Maret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

st u9anif 6us" / San 6raneis=
co. De Dan1fe / San 8rancisco
bar al6rig babt ct felles Central
punft iom s Danife mango on6re
af 2an6ets 8Der. Soreningerne bar
bbert fit Msoeite6, % fremmeoe
Silrefien6e pe6 life, bbor oe ifal
lgge 2anosmeno. Ser bar flere
@nnge beret Sale ON at opfpre en-
6onlf felles Sorianlinesbpgnin
men l16gifterne bar altio bift fig
for 1tore. gfu er Ser ifglge v8ten"
opitaoet en- 8epeeelie for at in6=
rette ct ioaoa1t Centrum leieoe
2ofaler, bbtlfet fltn6e eigres for en-
oberfommelig 8efoitning. gn So
mite bor obertoget 2e6elle11 al Go=
gen. og oen Dentes gjenne1nfert beb
Fegntng af @ftier. ct betp6eli9t
Mntol af ioa6anne er allere6e fire
6e, iaa ser er goo 1toiigt til, at
'Tanfen tan realiieres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-15

Jor @ropfrtb. Coroner geetpIe,,
i Des Moines bar fra en- @ortraf=
ter / Gbicogo, gbriitofer Mnberien,
faaet WeebbeleIfe ON, at Mnoericr1
bor oprettet etI 5on6, ibis Mibler
ffaI anpe,,oes til at forbi,t6re, at
5fanoinober / Soma, iom 6ser
uben at cfterlabe Jig Mioler til Af,
boI6eIie al @egraoelleso,nfoitnin
ne, og iom iffe bar 5legtninge,
ser fan iprse ior 8egrapelien, BIZ
ber operaipet til 9egeitolerne til
Disieftionsgpelier for 5t,1oenterne.
slnoerie,, og bans &pillingbrooer
TOM for enbel Aor iioen ion1men til
slmerifo. men sblep ue1,ige og fill
tes. 8rooere1n reiIte Gelt paa og
op6e @pon1i.tg. Da Gbriltofer
Mn0erlen ut VteoDelel1e o1t Sros
oerens 500, ifrep Ian til Mpnoig-
beoerne for at foa 2iget 1>6leperet.
Brebet TOM bad Mfoeie, og ban bar
npIie faaet at oi0e, at 8ro6erers
Sig par afitaaet til en- 2egeifo1e.
Ser er en- M9ngoe 6fon6inaber /
Soma, og slnoerien u1eooeler, at
ban bar ttlifrcpet bber eneite Goro=
ner Gtoten ON at nneooele banL
noor en Sfan6inop 1l6en Mibler
beer, laa ban fan forbin6re, at 81,
get e,1ten bIiper sipet til 2ngeifoler=
nc eller bIiper besropet i uBotters
Gielo".
The evening world., 1909-01-05
YERKES GALLERY 14
PLOT At AUCTION
I.V' ~ 'SS" -.
SALE TOMORROW
Widow Refuses to Pay Interest
on Mortgage and City May
Lose Right to the Land.

The plot at Fifth avenue and Sixty
eighth street, on which the Yerkes art
gallery Is situated will be sold under
fore closure at the Real Estate Auction
Room. No. Il Vesey street, tomorrow.
to satisfy mortgage Of $4,000 held
by the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. af
Thereby the purpose Of Mr. Yerkes's
will, to leave his art gallery to the city
upon the death OF Mrs. Yerkes, VIII be
defeated. Mrs, Yerkes and the execu-
tors of the will have failed to pay
$1,000 interest on the mortgage.
B. Pierce said to-day that he Is hopeful
OF being able to take some legal step
that Will prevent the sale Of the gal
lerY and its consequent loss to the
city Counsel for the insurance COM
pany, however, express the opinion that
the gallery will be sold in spite Of the
Corporation Counsel. -
Up to the present time. the city has
not taken any step to either pay the
interest on the mortgage or other
wise block the foreclosure sale. Mrs.
Yerkos could have given the city
possession OF the art gallery at any
time she wished and thereby made 1t
simple for the city to take up the In
tcrcst charges on the mortgage. she
was not compelled to do this, however.
nor was she compelled by the Will to
pay the interest charges herself.
Mr.. Yerkes's will was probated In
Chicago, and It had been hoped to
secure ancllary letters OF administra-
lion in this city, Sc that the city could
legally take some step to stop the sale
of the gallery. But this was not done.
The evening world., 1909-01-05
GORGEOUS DEBUT
IS PLANNED FOR
MARJORIE GOULD
Dinner and Dance at Plaza to
Set New Mark for So
ciety Lavishness.

A new mark for lavishness and SPLEEN
dor Is expected to be set for society by
the entertainment Mr.. and Mrs, George
]. Gould will give Thursday night at
the Hotel Plaza to formally introduce
their daughter Marjorie.
Mrs. Gould has engaged the entire
first floor of the Plaza and will have
the rooms and halls transformed into
a garden Of roses, orchids, lilies OF the
valley and ferns.
Two hundred and fifty guests have
been invited to the dinner, which will
eclipse the famous Bradley Martin az
fair of several years ago, but many
more will be at the cotillon and sup
per to follow. Dinner, dance and recep-
ton are expected to be the most elab-
crate ever given in New York.
The walls and ceilings will be entirely
hidden from view by the floral decora-
tons, and Nahan Franko. who is in
charge OF the musical arrangements,
will have FIVE orchestras on duty. Dur
ing the dinner one orchestra will play,
and the chief feature of Its programme
will be Tine Marjorie Waltz" which
Mr.. Frankie has composed for the occa-
sion.
After dinner there will be promen-
ade, during which two orchestras will
play Two orchestras Will play for
the cotillon which will follow and
which will end promptly at midnight.
This will he followed By an elaborate
supper and dance, at which two or
chestras will furnish the music. Mr..
FRANKIE has devoted great care to ar
ranging the music for the affair.
Miss Marjorie Gould is at Georgian
Court, Lakewood, anXiously looking for
ward to the cventiul night which means
so much to her. She will remain there
until Thursday morning. Her mother
has been In the city for some days. stay
ing at the Plaza, and she has been an
extremely busy wolnsn looking after
the final preparations for Miss Mar
tories debut. Regarding the dinner and
ball she said to reporter to-day:
"Of course, 1t is quite true that | am
giving a dinner and dance In my daugh-
ter's honor and | hope 1t will be
success. There will be about 80 guests
at dinner ard many more than that at
the cotillon and supper which follow.
There will be a number OF the mar
ried couples and besides that. OF course,
the Younger set and debutantes Of the
season. More than this l cannot say
now"
The evening world., 1909-01-05
PAINTER AND WIFE
HELD AS THIEVES,

Charged with burglary In connection
with the looting OF the home Of william
+. Britain. OF No. ~ West One Hun
drei and F!fty-second street. on the
night OF Nov. 3, a man, said To be Will.
lam Martlneau, painter, was arrested
last night by Central Office Detectives
MCGOWAN and Ryan. Martineau's wife,
Mary, was also taken into custody on a
charge OF receiving stolen goods.
The nighl the Britain home was en-
tered jewelry and clothing TO the
amount OF 5000 was taken.
The police say Martineau was seen
about the place before the robbery, and
they claim that some OF the missing
articles were found in his home at No.
81 East Twenty street by the
detectives who made the arrests. Mar
tineau. who Is ffty-three years old
objected strongly 20 the arrest OF his
wife. telling the detectives. they say,
that she knew nothing about the rob-
barr,
The evening world., 1909-01-05
BRITISH TROOPS FIRE ON
HlNDUS IN RELIGIOUS RIOTS.
Forced to Intervene in Fight With
MohammedanS After De-
struction of Mosque.

CALCUTTA. Jan 5.-The religious
riots between Mohammedans and Hindus
have taken more serious turn. again
requiring the active intervention of Brit
ish troops to-day at Titaghur, who fired
upon the Hindu mob.
The Hindus had resumed the attacks
OF two previous days on the Mosque at
Tltaghur because the Mohammedans had
sacrificed COWS. The Hindus destroyed
the furniture in the Mosque and par
tally demolished the walls. Inhamed
Mohammedans gathered to the defense
of the Mosque, and were subsequently
surrounded by military Gordon, which
formed a barrier between the Mohamme-
dams and the Hindu rioters, who as
saultod the military in an endeavor to
come to close quarters with the Moham-
medans. The troops fired upon the zeal.
OTIS. killing and wounding number OF
them Isolated combats between Hindus
and MOhammedans are taking place
throughout the disturbed district. Mo.
hanlmrdnUs from more remote quarters
are making their way to Titaghur to re-
yenge the Hindu insults 10 their faith.
The evening world., 1909-01-05
LITTLE MAN RAISES
A ROW ON BROADWAY
Dashes Around With a Six
Inch Knife Until a Police
man lnterfereS.

A little man in a frock coat, violet
colored waistcoat, n fat-brmmed top
hat and flowing purple butterfly tie APP
peared from no where In particular on
Broadway this afternoon and for half
an hour created lots OF excitement.
"A has les Ameriquez, 2ey take my
dree dollare" he bawled, and darted
into the Gaiety Theatre Building en-
trance at Forty-tifth street. Fred I'm
hermann jr. chased him away from
there, and then he rushed across the
street to the New York. A group Of
chorus girls around the entrance picked
up their skirts and ran as they saw hin
coming. Teh autos in the Times Square
reservation were his next point OF at
tack. Drawing six-inch knife he
charged on them.
Just at this point Policeman Fred
Echweyer injected himself into the
picture,
"A bas les gendarmes, yell the man
with the Hamerstein sky-piece, "a Ia
mort re perfect Bingham"
Just then he slipped on the street
which was as greasy from rain and
mud as bit Of buttered toast, and fell
iull length. When he got up his colors
had run. and he looked Ike one of
those Christmas neckties.
"Wbat do YOU wanT asked the
policeman, holding the little man firmly
bv the collar and the slack OF his
shaped trousers.
Justice, Justice" shrieked the lit,le
man with large tears, rolling down his
cheeks Il, Charles COrnielle, Charles
Corn-Iell-e. zee great chef, zee Del.
monlco cook. come from Paree and
now mAerican men zey take dree dol
la're ! want JUSTICE
You need a rest and to have the alb
sinthe pumped out of YOU" said the
policeman, and carried him. Ike a wall
Ing infant, to the West Forty-seyenth
street. police station.