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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-25

'% WA sii AND COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Tendencies.
Corner: new: near Columbia road rooms.
bath: cellar; laundry; servants toilet: twenty
feet wide and This .d has been ,'k 81 ,"
less than trne yalrD. $500 cash, ST monthly
payments will acquire it.
5000 nqucstionably Of the best con
strncted houses in Wash. rooms, tiled bath:
cellar: h"t-wntcr heat: back porchcs-Over-
looking tn" city and river: electric light; oak
front porch. The location is correct-near 18th
BELT. O'BRIEN & co. dnc,. 1909 G NV
s7.7so special Similar houses have recently
sold for 81, $50 New. Lot aoSl2o . rooms
finished. The location is grand-west Of 10th
near Park road
sl1.5oo-worth $4,000. Not quite new. but
= baths eight bedrooms; laundry: every con,
venience. Elegantly built. Located very close
front and rear. Terms to suit.
BELT. O'BRIEN CO. Unc.). 1909 G NV.
THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW CORNER HOUSE
at $4,000 is hard to equal and can't he heat.
II rooms. 2 bathrooms: four toilets; three
lights. Model auto garage or stable fine
place to liveiuSt west Of 10th st and north
Of EG!Tm61 nF TGIa slorr to n rsr, @ to suit
Style. neishborhood and quality make this
elegantly built; 10 rooms = bsfbs; electric
lights hot water heat: laundry.
BELT. OBRIEN GO. lnc-'. 1903 6 NV
=. $50 A beauty. Nine big rooms: 2 tiled
heat magnincently finished: electric lights.
s6a50-lO rooms and bath: wide, deep lot;
ss.5O-Fine home with big side yard {:
rooms: hOt-water heat.
s7.ooo-1o rooms, baths; hot-wa,sr heat
Right up to date. Equal to new. Elegantly
BELT. O'BnIEN s. 60. unc.,, 1909 G NV
first floor kitchen; modern heat. Located west
Of 18th st. $1,000 cash required
.s7.ooo-s rooms aud bath: near 18th and
Columbia road: hot-water heat $1,000 cash
required.
$500. Big lot: 0 rooms, modern bath; near
18th and Park road
ssJoo-1o rooms aud stable; hot-water heat
Wide, deep lot
Schooner Belmont ave. and 18th ST.: Q
rooms and bath.
$6,75o-e rooms and bath. Lot 25x150 De-
tached. 10th st. near Col. road.
ss7so-A beauty: II rooms. baths Hot
water heat.
$4,000 Fine: II rooms. baths; hot water
heat. Situated beautifully, overlooking Conn
ave. bridge.
SsOOo-1O rooms and bath: hot water heat
Close to Biltmore and Calvert SITS.
SIG. 5000 Elegant; detached; IL rooms. two
baths; hot.water heat. Grand locatiop-clOse
70 Columbia road and Belmont st.
Other fine properties in the Heights GET
BELT, OBRIEN & CO, Inc
1909 G st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sEMi-DETACHED BRICK
First floor. rooms.
Second floor bedrooms and tiled bath.
Large rooms. High ceilings.
Lot 25xlO,
Condition perfect: newly papered and painted
throuehout located ON fine square on the
STONE FAIRFAX. 1a4e New York ave.
HALE SQUARE OF BRITISH EMBASSY;
lot over Il feet wide A rare chance to secure
good home in a choice location at 10"
STONE FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
VERY CENTRAL
Near 18th st; and New York ave.
house in this choice downtown location. The
., IONS are all IL, large and every one is an out
2.,x1O3 to alley.
Room for stable.
This is unusually good value. and Will make
good home investment or is valuable fol
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1s4: New York
FOR SE sAkE sTM '' %Sp EAST CAPITOL SITS.
We offer at this low price s strictly modern
sirable. On account of the good width Of the
lot the rooms are all large. The plan of the
rarlor. dining room and kitchen on the first
floor and four az bedrooms and bath on the
~ HoT-wATER HEAT
On account Of the low price this house will
undoubtedly be in demand and should be In
STONE & FAiRFAx 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE
REMARKABLY q ,t9 CHEAP
A strictly modern three fat story and celia,
dwelling. located wide. prominent avenue
in for ' debt. and present owner can afford tt
sell at price that is about 81, 900 less thai
it could be &64!Ws4t fsr. HEAT.
Elegantly finished: fine decorations southern
exposure; good lot, nice wide. fine depth; real
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave:
FOR SALE-HERE Is BARGAIN IN
CENTRAL LOCATION.
Price. $500.
Brick dwelling; brick stable; a letteret
street between 14th and 18th: two stories and
cellar. good substantial little house in {
most convenient downtown section. Suitable
for home an Investment.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
IN MOUNT PLEASANT.
Price. 81, $50.
To settle an estate We offer at this low price
4 rare bargain in one of the choicest locations
on the Heights. Facing south one of the
TENTH STREET. SUCCESS
10 rooms and modern bath.
HOT-WATER HEAT.
An elegant lot. 19x110.
IniS HOuSe was erected Dy one OI Tue UeSt
builders in the city. 1t Is strictly modern in
every respect. BE sure to see it before de-
Gliding to purchase another property.
STONE Il FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
FOR SALE-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Price, $1,000.
A SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOUSE.
Lot 50x10O.
Near 18th and Columbia road.
Southern exposure.
A bargain in separately built brick resi-
dence: seven iIb rooms and bath.
HOT-WATER HEAT.
Side windows. The only house Of this char
acter Washington Heights at the price.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-HERE'S ANOTHER GOOD ONE:
Semi detached. lot ioxl25. eight rooms and
bath attic, one of the prettiest SQUARES ~
the entire front. The owner of this house has
had financial reverses and is compelled to sell
We sell it for IS 200.
BOSS 4 PHELPS unr.l. 9lO 14th NV.
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FOR SALE $3.50.
Rents SIS 80 per month.
"-family apartment; rooms, > this: good
renting section Of northeast.
ocs;tf.5 Ii. l.. RUST. 400 ii st. NV.
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FOB SALE
No. S31 80 st. ne.
Near Union station and II street cars:
rooms aEd ba th, new box type; all light rooms.
Price, $500.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT au90.tf
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FOR SALE = MODEL HOMES on HEIGHTS
OVERLOOKING CITY.
Two sold. Only 81 10 nrcc iei'.
Contain six large rooms. tiled bath. pnntry,
want sterling value. inspect 1926 Ga. ave.
NV: 9th st. pay as-you- enter cars so to door:
D. u. THOMPSON & CO., Owners. 13;5
II NV OcS-30t, eSu
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FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL HOME ON WASH
ingtOn Heights for $500. We sold an exact
duplicate within 400 feet Of this house for
$3.50 less than year ago: and
tiled bath, numerous open freplaces: oak trim
throughout: excellent condition; three story
back porch: grand view of the city. lmmedia t.
possession.
BOSS & PHELPS Hnc.,. ?1O 14th NV.
FOR SALE-$,O0 EQUITY: BEAUTIFUL SIX
room and bath brick home: everything modern
nearly new: excellent neighborhood block OF
ears: II minutes to Treasury: cost So 300
worth now $500: will sell 5000 equity cheaI
nr trade for first payment larger house Ad
dress Box Do. Star office.
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$500.
4 new Groom brick DWELLING. anil. cellar
under entire house. hotwater heat. lOcat ted
NV. few blocks from Dupont Circle.
SIMPSON-SULLIVAN CO., Inc,
l4OS q ny
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT
1914 18th NV, 16r and %. h-w. heat. 500. 90
baths. hot,wster heat. ............ $3.50
1341 n. H. ave-. Tor. and b.. fur. heat. 1900
1928 2lst St NV. Or, b.. funace heat. IS. e
.22 Ind ave. nv. llr.. b.. steam heat 30 10
1910 NV. Or and b., latrobe heat. 80. 20. so
800 ST. me-, 8r and b.. furnace heat. $3.50
1870 st. NV. rooms and bath. 81 80
1910 Sth ST. NV, Sr and b. latrobe.. 5000
sos st. me-, Sr. and b.. furnace heat. 27.5O
1913 18th st. NV. latrobe heat. Or. b.. 300
404 Fla. NV, Or. & b.. latrobe ht.. 80
1885 st. s.e. Or. and b.. latrobe heat. IS. so
1914 Half St. Sc, 3 rooms. ............ 1l.5O
1916 Half St. Sc, 8 rooms ........... 11.5O
Coal yard 1903 II Observation-Disclosures. $500
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
1nIu
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WANTED-LOTS.

RESPONSIBLE BUILDERS WANT LOTS: GOOD
location where owners will take I'd trust after
building loan in payment. state price. Ioca-
ton. We not brokers. Box 201 Star
Office. Oc11:;-:;t
WANTED WILL BUY ONE TO TWENTY.
five lots in any section Of the city and psy
sou all cash within week. Ii you mean
business. answer this ad. Box q. star Office
0c1-tf
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STOVE REPAIRING.

WHEN YOUR FURNACE. RANGE. LATROBE
needs repair call Main 5l20. Guttering. spout.
Ing. timing. EMPIRE STOVE REPAIR CO..
12"S st NV. sc9990t
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COLUMBIA HEIGllTS-DON'T BUY HOME
before seeing houses 1900 to 1910 Kenyon ST.
they contain features not seen elsewhere es-
pecialy for light and ventilation: ten lar.e
rooms. two baths many large closets: bot water
heat; two story back porthes. etc. Designed ty
Inc and built under my personal supervision,
mostly by days work. can warrant them -ight
in every respect. Lot $50 deep 10 paved alloy
ocStf JOHN ". NORRIS, GA ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
ON PARK ROAD
Colonial design house. containing rooms and
tiled bath floors: hot-water heat large
lot To sell quickly the owner will take 81 $50
several hundred dollars less than he paid
year ago \ great bargain See it,
SHANNON a LUCHS. 113 i4th st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1447 f. Cap. St, 5r and bath ........ $3.50
9Th and ii SITS. s.w.. 5r. and bath. III
504 Maine ave, 3r. and bath. -. q
THE PHILLIPS CO., $50 John Marshall pl
Ocl6-tf
FOR RENT-2252 ONTARIO RID. Or 4 B.
furnace heat; colonial porch: $225O. NJ. ]
kEANE. Goa Colo. bldg. oc16-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR CENTRAL NORTHWEST, ARMY
and navy section II rooms and bath, twO-stOry
brick stable, lot 22x145 to 30 foot paved alley.
Will easily rent for $50 month. Belongs to
an estate. Would submit offer of $500 This
property probably sold for $4,000 when new
The all large.
BOSS Il PHELPS tIncp, 80 18th NV.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Ball Games Not Payed-The base
ball games scheduled at the fair
grounds. were not played, owing to
the failure 10 the members OF the
county league to keep their agree
ment with the fair The wet weather
at the beginning of the week and the
storms since are offered by the ball
players in explanation of their fail
ure.
Married Wednesday-A pretty home
wedding was solemnized Wednesday
evening. at the residence of DR.. p. A,
Cook. when Miss May S. Cook and Mr..
James A. Chrisman were married.
Rev Carver officiating. Miss Cook
was member OF last years High
School graduating class and has a
host OF Young friends In the city. Al
ter the ceremony all present sat down
TO a tasty wedding dinner, MI and
Mrs. Chrismnn will spend a month in
the Northwest and upon returning
Will make their home In Green River
Wyoming, where Mr. Chrisman holds
an important railway position.
Asks For Oivorce.-Sharlottie c.
Lee has Instituted a SUIT LOT doso'
lutte divorce from Henry c. Lee. to
whom she was married In Ogden jan
nary %, 1906. The complaint alleges
failure to provide and personal abuse
OF vicious and brutal character In
which defendant is charged with as
sault on various occasions during the
present year The plaintiff asks FOR
a decree. the restoration of her maid
en- name. Sharlottie Grosland, $50 per
month permanent alimony and such
other relief as the court may direct.
Visiting His NePhew-J F Ohm
stead OF the Montana division of tho
Oregon Short Line system, and ar
uncle of Chief Clerk Olmstead Of Sup
erintendent Whitney's office, Is In the
city for a few days visiting relatives
and taking in the lntcrmountaln FouI
State Fair.
For Contempt of court.-Cecil Reed
has been cited in district court sat
urday morning to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt
in failing to obey an order OF the court
, in reference 10 the divorce case ol
Grace Reed against Cecil Reed,
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PRICES RECOVER QUICKLY
IN THE LONDON MARKETS

London, Sept. 10-The death OF E.
II Hartman was anticipated by the
stock exchange and after long per"
iod Of uncertainty the effect OF the
railroad magnate's death was not as
pronounced as had been anticipated.
Prices were marked down at the open
ing, but the market was quite uncon-
cerned and 1t recovered quickly and
well when the buyers came forward.
Before the market opened. several
prominent jobbers made wide prices
at one to two points below parity Re-
purchasing by the bears. who had sold
short on the chance Of Mr. Harri-
mans death, and buying on Ameri'
can account. however, soon brought
the market to a much higher level.
Union Pacific, after being 1877 1-2 eX-
dividend. rose to 199 81 United
estates Steel common changed hands
between II IA and II S-i, eX-dlyidend.
and then reached 70 12 Southern
Pacific went from 124 to 125 S4
The belief Is general that big Wall
Street interests are protecting the
market.
The operator reported last night to
be in trouble Is an outside broker t
American securities closed firm.
Prices hardSned at the end
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
Girls wanted at Wasatch Or
chard Co. Canning Factory, West
Ogden. -

CnaIu W. SduHllS L dCtOTy, WeSU
Ogden. -
See the Fair by electric light. -
Visiting Rev. Carver.-Joseph Car.
yer and family and Mrs William Car
yer OF Pennington. Iowa. are visiting
with John E. Carver
Call and have your photos taken at
2ie9 Wash G, A. Hlnley, photog'r. &
Read the Smithsonian Ad. =
Dividends Declared following
Utah mines. according to the local
brokerage office, declared dividends
today: Colorado. S cents; Iron Bios
sim, s cents, Sioux Consolidated, Z
cents.
All exhibits except livestock show
up better by night. -
Dr. T. C Doran has moved his Of
fees from 241S Wash. Ave, to rooms
and Z, over Utahna Drug Co. =
Call for ExhIbIts-Exhibitors should
call for their exhibits at the fair
grounds Tuesday morning. Upon pre-
sentiag receipts. the exhibits will be
released.
or all Butter. B. G. G. Fresh Slater
vile Is the best. -
Change In Library Hours-A change
has been made in the hours during
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observation. II should train the child's
hand to record In the simplest and
most direct way this intellectual OBJ
servation. II these ends are insistent-
~ and Systematically looked for by the
teacher. the FIRST step OF artistic ac-
tlvity Will commence in the school.
Necessarily this requires a certain
amount of drudgcry and systematic
course of study. trying with the very
simplest methods and arriving at last
among the advanced expressions of
art. II should oe remembered that
all ideas OF pretty picture making arc
absolutely eliminated from the cur
ficulum. All forms OF copying should
be prohibited. and only the very best
reproductions of the masters should
be used on the walls or in class and
then merely for the broadening in.
nuence the master-yislon is bound to
, have on a beginner
Supervisor Lillian Royce of the do
nestle science department said that
the aim of domestic science In the
! public schools should be TO further dc
velop the individual and thereby de
velop the home; that the teacher
should so instruct as to develop in tho
pupils the habits of attention. exact
ness. logical thought, high ideals o
labor and tho ability to use power and
! knowledge intelligently She statec
that there should also he brought out
In the student self-eXpTessIon, honest
| interpret tation, originality, neatnesi
and judgment.
An Informal reception will be Civ
en- the teachers of the city schools al
the education han this evening at
O'Clock to which all the teachers arr
invited. The reception will he giver
b. Superintendent Mills and the fou
supervisors. Miss Farr of the domes
tic science department Will serve no
biscuits
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DIES
F R @ M A
FALL
YOUNG SANDY FATALLY INJURED
AT RACES THURSDAY.
Carried From the Track UnconecIcus
and Conveyed to the Hospital.
Was Clever Rider.

Enjoyment of the afternoons spo-.
yesterday was marred by an accident
in the initial event. which resulted
IN a nasty fall for Jockey Sandy. who
was riding Silver Grain. Going around
the first turn Eiscnzapf, who had the
mount on Dora Paine. cut across TO
the inside rail and attempted TO 80
through where there was not sulii-
Client room In which TO do so. Tho
filley as a consequence. ran up on
the heels OF one OF the others horses,
tripped and fell and Silver Grain fen
over her Eisenzaph escaped unin-
jured. but Sandy was carried from
the track unconscious and at once
sent TO the hospital. A hasty eXnmin-
alton by the physician. who was called
In as soon as tho unfortunate rider
was carried from the track TO the
secretary's Office. seemed TO warrant
the belief that a broken collar bone
was the extent of his injuries, buNit
developed that there must have been
concussion OF the brain or internal in
iurlos or both. as he died from the
effect OF his injuries about ten o'clock
this morning.
Sandy was one of the best known
Jockeys In the country. having ridden
al all the big tracks, his most recent
important enga cement having been
with Thos. H. Williams. president Of
the California Jockey Club. TO whom
he was under contract for several
seasons
He was a gentlemanly little fellow
and the news OF his death will cause
genuine regret among horsemen and
followers OF the racing game.
As the sad nows Of the death OF
Jockey Tommy Sandy, which occurred
at the hospital at 1920 this morning,
reached the fair grounds shadow Of
gloom was cast over the faces of all
his companions and fellow-riders.
They all liked Tommy and To lose MIN
means 70 them the losing Of noble
and trustworthy comrade
Soon after the news was spread
| about the stables, a meeting of the
| Jockeys was called and it was decided
| that they all contribute their wages
| earned this afternoon TO the benefit
| of their deceased friend. Aside from
| this contribution. it is stated that the
bcokmakers and owners Of horses will
also raise a fund for the parents oi
the boy
The deceased was only is years old
and had been In the jockey business
for about four years, during which
time he had made considerable money
He. however. died without means, II
being said of him that he had alway
stood by the other boys and thai
whenever he had anything they did
Tommys parents reside at Oakland
and they have been advised Of hi;
untimely death. 1t is not e%pecte
however. that either his father o
mother will come here TO get TIE
body. A. Ahnefer is looking after The
disposition of the body and he state,
this afternoon that the remains woai'
shipped to the Sandy's home In OAK
land tomorrow morning.
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CIVIL ACTIONS IN
MUNICIPAL COURT

The Indianapolis Saddlery company
has commenced suit In the Municipal
court TO recover S25.35 alleged to be
due from j c. Leggett.
The Griffin Paint company has com
menced civil action against the UP-to'
date dyeing company for 81, which Is
claimed to be due on an account
II. C. Hansen e Son are suing w
e. Richards for SASS alleged TO be
due for goods sold the defendant.
George A. Lowe & company has
commenced civil action against j
NJ. D. Taylor for $3.50. which Is claim
ed TO he due the plaintiff for goods
and wares.
The Western Brokerage company
has filed complaint alleging that c
l.. Lighter is owing them $10S.40 or
a certain promissory note.
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CANDY MATINEE FOR CHILDREN
SATURDAY ERNOON. OPERA
BAR FOR EACH CHILD PURCHAS-
ING 5 CENT TICKET.
OUR CANDY is MADE FRESH
EACH WEEK.
SUNDAY NIGHT WILL BE THE
LAST OF
"THE WONDERS OF NATURE"
This Is the most beautiful picture ever
brought to Ogden.
DON'T MISS 1T.
-.
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should cease for one minute out o
respect 20 the dead.
Emblems Of Mourning.

should cease for one minute out OF
respect 20 the dead
Emblems Of Mourning.
a general order has been issued
from headquarters of the Union Pa
cifc, Southern Pacific, Oregon Short
Line and connecting systems TO drape
all general Offices from Kansas City
10 Denver. from Omaha TO San Fran
cisco and from Ogden 10 Portland in
black for period of thirty days.
Aside from this tribute of respect
at all general headquarters of the
different systems, all division and dis
trIct headquarters. and all the moro
important stations on the entire Har-
riman system will be enshrouded In
black out of respect to the memory
OF the man who passed out of life yes
terday at Arden.
Local railroad officials are advocat-
Ing the holding of meetings on every
division of the different Hartman
lines, wherein expressions Of sorrow
shall be made and fitting resolutions
of regret adopted over the death Of
the marvellous man who built up the
most successful railroad organization
ever effected
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BERLIN BouRsE WAS
PREPARED FOR NEWS

Berlin. Sept 10.-Priyate cable
grams TO banking and brokerage In
terests here yesterday prepared the
Berlin bourse for the death OF E, H.
Hartman and said that arrangements
had been made by the Morgan and 9th.
or interests in New York to protect
prices.
The bourse opened with American
securities fractionally off but the mar
ket generally was firm The newspa-
pers today contain appreclations Of
Mr.. Hartman as the most powerful
personality In American railroad de-
velopment and high finance.
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MEL ON DAY DRAWS
THOUSANDS TOFAIR
Esrv One 1ndulees in Great Big Piece Of MeonAgan This
Evening Will Be Melon Trea-Horses Throw Their
Riders in Wild West ExhibtionAOutaw Animals
Brought in From Counry-Bear River Val
lev Has a Beautiful Exhibit.

One horse sfrom Liberty, owned by
Phil Ferron. also threw his rider yes
terday and Will again be in action TO-
day.
Last evening Thornton, of Plymouth
Utah, was thrown by Wild steer
How these broncho busters escape
injury or even death is marvellous
They have received some very severe
falls.
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NINETY MILLION DOLLAR
STATION ALMOST COMPLETED

New York, Sept 10.-The new sta
ton of the Pennsylvania company,
representing the nucleus Of ninety
million dollars In improvements, will
be ready for the public on December
!. The station, which was begun n
1902. occupies four blocks of ground
and through it runs two tunnels which
start in New Jersey, pass under the
Hudson river. through Manhattan.
under the East river and come out
on Long Island 1t is said to be the
most powerful passenger terminal Ia
the world.
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OraC!e--I SiS--GlObe

THE BABY CONTEST AT THE
GLOBE is BRINGING OUT A BIG
VOTE AND is QUITE INTEREST
ING
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MISS MARILLA HUNTER.

VIII begin her classes Monday, Sent.
18th. A free demonstration of the
Ellis Illustrated Music System will be
given at her studio. 22iS quincy ave
nue., Saturday. Sept 11th, al 2;3o p.
m. This system is endorsed by John
]. Mcclellan. Spencer Clawsol. hugn
Dougall. Tracy Y. Canyon and hun
dreds of other leading musicians. In
yestigate this system before starting
your child In music.
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Bronoho Busters Thrown.

Yesterday was a bad day for the
oroncho busters. All but one were
thrown from the horses. An outlaw
horse owned by Bishop William /.
Stewart Of Warren, Utah, Was the
most vicious horse on the grounds.
Strickland. OF Lovclock. Nevada, got
on him. The horse made several ef,
forts TO unhorse him but failed and
deliberately laid dow>a and rolled his
rider Of. This horse will be ridden
again today
The farmers In Weber county are
bringing In all their outlaw horses