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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-02
PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS

MONEY TO LOAN.
On Furniture. Pianos. Organs. Horses
Wagons and other Chattels; also on Salaries
and warehouse Receipts. as low as 5000 and
as high as $3.50 90. Loans are quickly made
and strictly private. Timo-one month to
one year given. Goods 10 remain IN your
possession. Our rates are reasonable. Call
and see US before borrowing. steamship
tickets to and from all parts OF the world.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY,
Rooms s and 4, Grant Bldg,
PRIVATE OFFICES,
OPEN EVENINGS.
$685., West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-02
FOR SALE--MIscenaneous

FOR SALE-We have an excellent
secondhand piano In our store
This is a real snap. IT you want a
piano come and see this one today
Learnard & Lindemann, w. Gold
avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-02

FOR SALE-Smnll ranch, mile from
town. See owner. SOC West Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-02
VETERINARY SCHOOLS

SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY
COLLEGE-Next season begins Sep
TENDER 18th. Catalog free. DIR. Chas
Keane, Pres. 1918 Market St. s. Il.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-02
LOST

LOST-Brindle bull pup, four white
feet and chest. Answers to name of
Pat. Return to Santa Fe hospital.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-02
FOR RENT--R0Oms


FOR RENT-IRooms furnished, unfur-
furnished or housekeeping. 909 N.
I'M street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-02

FOR SALE-somo fine homes for
less than the cost TO build; now is
the time TO get bargains. Porterfield
Co, 216 w. Gold.
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NEW LOO ISIANt SENATOR.
Legislature fleets Gov. sanders to sue.
cPed NeEaerN

NV ORLEANs. July 5 The two houses
Of the LOUISIANA Legislature Sit,Ing
separately to-day elected Jared Young
Sanders Governor Of l.omsiall. United
States Senator 70 succeed the late senator
MCEncry. the torn running until March
1918
Tomorrow thew Nil vote toz~'as
and the election w,ll - orfcisllv pro
clrrmad
Although the ! legislature - uHantnously
Democratic. ihirJ~ votes were as To-
Repre-sntIuve Ro'.Tt B-ouSst-d p1d
John wilkinson Of 81 reyevort end N.
Governof Wa roundy denounced hy
some Of IN" orators a. q boss pnd n" lead
Of machn"
Two objections wo-a -aI,,i lyaIn.. t'~
election a. senator r.s'. thritts lIoui-te1l
Law requires th1. the ctrd'i''' mus' ~,
nominated uv p-,na-S ole .tol. AID
secondly. tht' ,h' nav Sen1'o- cores from
IN" San" pd - and IN" ~tnN town :
Se11to- Post ,s.log Ind '~d ~ law
partner. whIla from 'T. very aimI'tirC~
Of IouISIanl INTO IN tnl01 OLA SaaI'or
mas com" from nprth and ~ oil' 20 M
south Louisiana Objection VS. al~n
urged To ~" tact thai ~" CIoyerno- ~
tend. IN 10 10th Senate and Governor
ard ~ retain -" latter ofiC~ until -.
senate meet. On reoemhor thus holding
a firm RTip on go stat"
Jared ' N4n'"-s = . native 80 LOUIS
ana aged - He comes ~ good family
his fnther hlyIng h@cn n minister The
fathers death loft The nov without means
and h@ STATED - an n-dinf Y lahorar
He gradually worked HIS Wav M. studied
Law and en'e ed into partnsrsh'p with
senate. Fos'". In pol'iC- h" WIS en-
nentiy successful beInR man of Sr-a'
force ard Tgd nv srd ~" - The ablsst
Of stump speakers. although hlS i,nguAg"
- far from = ls--ical
Elected a memisr Of -" Iegi-l1'u.s
from his pa-ish he worked his ~av NJ
: o the Spea kerSi . In leO ha was elected
Lieutenant Governor Of thn State and
IN las Governor His administration
has been forceful hu' CptocratiC. and
while he has manv enemIes m he own
parry be has never yet met WiJh poll Ica
defeat He wril he the vounzo-t member
OF the senate
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M GET ms no, man.
Police Ten Joseph We irr~ TIL NUI
ateh b idnapprr soon

J.S~ph ! Near. - .ls- S,.rrsrr
Bou"Nari Nh'-' tiNa-y"ar-Cli spu j.
srTh d,surieirei Monday aft"rro--
wa told nv the p,I"' v"st@rt,v that
they knew enough about 'ha heh' haired
Young man with ~hum he hpV Vas las
s',~n = , pro M - the father that th"v you'd
got Young Joseph hom" IN shor- ortar
The descrip' on ~ ,his man var gwen
nv it'l~ girl WITH whom he boy Ms
play nR whom ne went away
Another bit ~ informal on Vas added
last night nv Spph "a StsDp!ehetmer. whn
Iye~ at Hoe avenue and freeman street
She said that On Monday afrsrn non a
woman dress-d IN white stood for a long
time near her home and watched everv
on" who approached \ lizht hatr,,i
Young man came along leading a bpv nv
the hand and the woman took the Young
s'er IN heI arms IN spite NJ his violent
kicking He was still protesting ~ h@n
tnev went out " sigh' McAr'e declared
Yesterday thai he ddn' think his wife
from whom ne has been separated for
a wear. had snyth hing 10 DO with IN. nov :
disappearance 81" mad been allowed
20 see HIM whenever she liked
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COwNITERS LOSF 4 POINT.
Erse and sasauehanna Roads Not Bound
rs Terms Of OId Leases.

TRENTON. July 3 The Board Of Pubic
UtIIity Commissioners. which came into
existence Yesterday under an act 81 the
last Legislature. organized to-day by the
election ~ Frank u Sommsr % Newark
a. pres,dent aud Alfred y Barber 81 this
CITY a. secretary NJ sommer and Mr.
Barrier bod the same places in the STATE
Railroad Comm ,ssion. 81 which Inc Public
Jtility Commission ~ the s,IccessOr
The COmmissgvn rec-ived AL opinion
from Attorney General " lson today
holding that ~ could not successfully
MAINTAIN IN the courts an action 10 prevent
he Erie and Siisd'iehanna railroads from
putting INTO effect the proposed increas-
IN passenger rates Action nv in junction
Vas contem plated Under an act ~ issS Nv
which the two railroads we're aI'horiB.,l
N consolidate or merge The rot pro
vided thai IN case ~ siIch consolidation
nsithsr road should increase either IT,
FREE gh' rr IAsssn ger rates lease WPs
eHecutsd by tie Ss-gueh'nua - the FIRE.
iind~- 'his a. fog . PERIOD II one ye'- b'it
vas not renewed end. according - the
ppinipn 81 tho Attorney General - not
now IN f0rcn Therefore b. held ne rae
provision ~ TIE at of 1893 40 not en-
foFcsabie
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rtSTORS TIP STRAIGHT.
sports Wonld Have Been MONEY In u
rhrS Had Listened to o..

PArERsoN. July The dsfea' NJ
Jim .Iahrle- was predicted by tho Rev
John Hamilton TImhrill. pastor Of the
Cedar Clh Methods Episcopal Church. m
a sermon on sunday night, DNcembe-
10 last. when he chose for his teU Can
JeTrIes ONE Back
On that occasion the min -tar told i.S
listeners that Ia believed Jenrles had
teen sleeping too long 20 wake M nov
and best the blR black gorilla The
minister siid IN pert al that time
And for FIVE vesrS Ike samson Ni'h hts
head IN the lap Of Delilah. Jehrie- has slept
With his head IN The lap OF luxurious ard
hibulous life While he sl~p' a hig blscs
gorilla has come INTO the ring and has pu'
the world Of sport INTO shout the same
condition that ancient Israel Vas IN whom
Golis'h 81 Gath was sNsEGsrinR About
and Dragging Of what be could do In the
presence OF the crowd thai WAS afraid 70
tackle him And tho puEilisiic crowd Is
Docking me world over to ind some cham.
pion who can stand W 70 "a" gorilla and
down him aud take he bet. which means
about The same thing 10 IN. modern h~a hon
~ the wreath ~ laurel meant to he ancient
heather m the ortn'hisn games and ~ith
desperation IN their glance they turn TO
JehTie-
The min s'er "A "a that doubtless large
aums NJ money woulS he wagered on Jef-
fries who believed thai he would come
back notwirhsianding the 1--WE years be
had been eating and drinking and soften
ing his muscles
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The " Gather

Juiv' Tts Uress ~ VS. hl-i ve"erdss
ovsryTheTs eat o. me N'ss'ssp5l Valley. ain
tne prlrrlEA! csr''r aver I.Ge Huron.
& Eas si.b Ligh On tE~ D. Or'N PaciHc co.s'
aad Ia ana 10 &or 'ins sad Wyoming
Between thss" High area, vas . depression
Witch cS'eSde1 from main centre over Worm
Dafo'a % ne vcst cut coas' ard me ''ou'f es'
There wA- ilCt' rL.a "a orc ., tic Gulf ana
.0l,h Atlantic s'A'e~ ana IN 'bS ROCKY Noun
'Alas Else~hs!c tLr wvi tACr vAs generally far
IL ~. EsrrneT "a the cur S'Atrs. the DlNetAs
ana eastward over -, laE~ fsgiOna and Ia toe
Sps'ern pE!ts Of NeN o.. and Icnnsy ivan u
sad NsW Ia z ant On 'hs n ddls 4 ia &c coast
10 was generally STRAW, oooie'. Snd " Was mueh
cooler IN me BoT bern hocsy Mountain states
a. a uestwaTi
10 'n's o.ty zee dAy a. fair ana sHsLTv cso.cI.
Stud. aRht 20 fresh northeast 70 sou'hess'
average hruliGi'y. :. per rent Garoms'sr, coT-
rected read 70 see ievri. al Y. - a.
y n Aoii
me tsnperAV.-e yss;erdsy. as recorded o. tue
oneis tnermOms,sr. - sn0wn 10 the Ahh-Isi
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HOMESICk ,RGE\TINE ma,
Lsn school 10 seek snip fer Homo. but
Ensfed INV On I,allce sInIlon

\ dark skinned hoy ~ about IS stopped
a policeman IN Catharine street last night
ard asked where h" could find = ship for
IN. Argentine Republic. Then D.. t-Can"
reticent about himself and the poI.,rmnu
-ugg.-t-d a walk to the Madison street
station Tn" hoy vent under uror,-.
TN IN" desk hay copy Of trl.sra ~
>"n' on Monday from Randolph y
t"-crIf ING an Argentine t,udsr' Who nad
dstpp'sr"d from chamberlain NIhtl.y
ln-tl'ut" h>i Friday Ma Jor ,amrlr....
the prir,ITal had w,-.d tn. roi 30. 'u Ar..p
the hoy n h- turned up
\r-n yoa Roberto Jus'n from 9 ."r...,
Az - st,"d tu. li"ut"n,ut
That's nv Tan". Answered iH. tor
How uId you know
Iu"y showed hIrl the ts."Crlm .~t .n.
told 'n"m 'ha' 10" utd pwt rpu sea
a. ~" school ard want q 80 ..'-' hl- '., my
h" changed lt- u"ttu'm .ur rrtInsr,
Cio'l' - aud -fgt - aSav ~. q - ttg.g
that "a ~" along took INN IN -ou'" town
o. Ms ,aChu-"tt~ Re could { r-,iu IN.
nam" Nv that 'im- hI~ no',-'v va rrlr.
rl1 : low - n" ~'rE"h ny m 60 ltLIt'ta~..
with freight conductor Who To- It.i ~
m The catn'-" H- liked tn. ~s.r - ,nu
~ travel and u'it = tax" account uf dr.
ttrrc~ or Tla,s~ NTH ~ - W. Q 80 -. -.y
ti'v IN Morf-v wor"W-
Ina da' o.. sr-r' looAtny for a .rf.,
20 ~" Arg' TN" R"TuriI". tat p" ~ou'an
~"ou - hrr On" ard B." Va- afrald 20 a.,
qI',iIpn. He had nO't.v enough 80
St.y - = hotel Morday riTN' aud b." SOL
had u y" wa -'"' - N" t'"rrv Nr'.ty
for sale >""1l.y ard "a. rrrl"Egai Va-
notified me Young INA y Gi'u lac tn
id"a oi going 20 an IIstitu'Iul when -
t1n money ~ ~ IorLHt.
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M. effort to entertain Gov. Dickerson
was hard and he became weaker ~ the
fight drew near. In fact there WAS q we'll
founded report last nj ght that not later
than Saturday an effort vas made to post
pone the fight hut tina, !, was gwen IN
when It was seen that any further delay
would result m a financial crash which
would ruin every one concerned IA the
ahAir
4 significant remarS Vas made on
Frldav by one Of JeHriess cloeest camp
men when he said:
I wish the fight was to-day instead Of
Monday. The next few DAYS NAV cause
jun 70 lose after all thess months Of hard
work
Although dsfeat ted Jsdrles made more
money out VI tho affair than johnson
a. to date. Although u ~ hS.iv that the
negro viii b- the greater gamer IN IN"
ma. 80 far a. the actual splitting
I IN" purse and other mon-v is con
erned Johnson made bu: S1.OO
more than JeGr,ss did He received
svo an as his share ~ the purse tsO nNO
or his moving picture rights and slO go
'onus. a total OF xi?o an JET received
sin. 90 as thu losers end ~ the p,Iraa
ia $40 for hia picture rights. and $40 O.O
ronus for sIEninz the fight contract, which
amounts 70 tiI7OSs In addition he made
SO .IsD during HE vaudeville tour and
80 .rsD N the athletic combination tour
Shioh followed 'he vaudeville trip. John
.on will now get a chance AZ the money
tue the champion. for he has a contract
~ s. nm week for thirty weeks " his
i-awInz rover holds that long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
t/TEC BtTTIE TIiG
Found In vienna Museum Present ed o.,
tortes to Charles '.

MFxICo CIV Ju'v : IN" hattie
standard - tAa Emperor Mnu'"1uma.
earned Nv the Aztec hing ~ haiti" ". m
thu invFdinR Spsnish hosts undo, rorts-
IN ij2o has been found n IN" Museum II
Natural History ~ Vienna Austria
The tanner MAS gwen ~ H"rnlndu
, nr'as - tho Emperor tn los Nftsr.
ward u crus INTO ~" 'u--.sS'"n &c
Pop. Clement III /, la'.r passed o.
Prince Frederick Of Au~tru lrd WIS
gI"en by HIM - the museum - Ni"nnH
From the rhi-T "f m" i-i,. rfnlsnt ~
archaeology - WAS lean. ID 'hH' Their. . -..
relics of the Aziac- IA MANY # tn" museums
" IuroI.- IheS. relics are ~ lrnm"n-s
value and have teen Ia nd"d down from
- gsnsr'tion. WIFI" ~ TT'
Ire dltiDnai n mrpy ca'ss thor .I'h"n -
tIcity cannot 10 doubted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
,,st iLrY 90. MANNED.
PhiIadrIph'a tCnr~rn NIIeEsd Ia Have
IIctn HadI, Managed.

rHl.Apt LPHIa. July , Charges ~
frtui nj Srrs- ullsmsna cement Of the
Fnts-rri,- tH-uaitv Company CAussi
J,dc. Holland m the Un'tai States cir
cut Cont tr-dt" 'n lsSIa =. temporary
injunction restraining he nficer- and
-t1srNhrl 10. u tn" e. ruC"rn from holding
e. meet llg - uu-u md also from disyn%ing
Il 7ry = N" S-e'- until the hea rlnE an
the ,4-" IA Friday
The meeting to-day WIS advertised To
cnnSlte. tn" uu~s'I' NJ ~ increasing the
capital - - f-prl Sipn.su to 81 NIn. 0so
In" '1mDltI nan's m the ease sr- 7.
Goldman IA Pnni. tl"NI- I du Pont. "
Winder IaIrd. II J. Brown and r. a.
BIcSner ~ - Wiinirgtrn
The complain rt~ de"l' -. thai they
purchIsed from To- - - -nE ras ss~n NJ
the stock %: the "nmpany under various
representations regarding the Conoen
Winch they now allege were f.lss
IL - also charged that L.. \ Gillian.
= former treasure Dt Iht q ruyGuy, Vas
S-j.sO short IN his accounts
The piusr ,ffiC.'r~ - he C1mpanv ar
"hIrg"d with w'stinE the funds - th-
company hryugh improper and unlawful
Expenditures Tor thus reason tho C0t!rl
- asked IN appoint . rareiv"r ." take over
the backs and assets g; TIN concern and
m X" an accounting
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water IN order 80 ',,s'" Wh.i"~ VII"
threatened their hvc-
Negroes were h~a'sn WITH ClH''-. ON.
wa stabbed Nv pola ni"~ Wn' "as
sst uprn wh~n Alor" by s"r"rsl blocks
l. vsS rr;"rt~d ihhi I;PSru- >I'''-r"nS. q"
giant negro We shot ivIC" ~ O.. ~" 80
h"iNe"n halr huudrri Nt.tN- I'D NO
goes but tho rohc. ,uuli u"ith"r 'rd
tho ms1 nor t'rrtv m" i"I"rt
G-ouys ~ armed white mon .'oS'"d
around Barron Island tat 'rEr' y'th Co.,"
nvowcd ,n'eN'ton NJ wr'akiIc wen :"
'ur tho dc'"li " JeTri a. ipltovi"G
-, era rgl' the reg -'-n, w"r - terri" 4
ma t1"v harricaded r""m '"i'sr, ~ ~ b.
.t'tte nuts N Wr nn rr,,' 90 IN IN hy"
Iha~ v-r. armed AID 'r'~ frr.l'ar. q
ma an Nhl',~ WI" Iup '-,'-" f0.ru
would r-gr"' o. IN" wN,f'> i,tu"d fh"
n'gror- for tr" trout. ~'Nu 'y l'..
-a,;"d N wnil"~
rs two lo'n .,o''r"r'r" -. ''H r-I..i
r,.. 81 thel ugh t~ti,L , WOO or-.' DO 90
.,.t "rnyt in ,''ry" ~ IN" E-p'0r .fu' fr.v
taI' 50 h"lD'r sr0 ,al' 'r .. '"uu0'n
Irought 10 '...'' So f'o1 G.. ,'~. "A.
rr" po,Irr i',.t r.i ~ latr"r Gr...-0
,tjy Rv tho ''r tho ariI...r. l,a N"r.
rh" u1Ilg uad -inNT 49, i1. Nnr O.
three arr 49,
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CENTRaL COHWSTtTIO> R.TES.
Decision Against the soa'entIsn Of
Patrons About FIIing Of TarIns

ALBANY. july : The upstate Public
Service Comm - on TO-DAY decided unani-
nolslv against the contention Of the com
plainanta from Nsstches'er county alleg-
ing that he New York Central railroad
had not obeyed the provision. Of the
Public Service Commission order az
to the publication and fling 81 tariffs
for commutRfI ION rates which we're put
INTO effect recently
The company. " was announced has
declined the suggestion which he com
mission made last week for the suspension
~ the new Communication rates from
Westch~ster county TO New York city
although ~ announced that ~ would have
been entirely wiling 70 comply there
with had the request been rece we'd IN
reasonable time before the rates had been
put INTO efec, and tickets had been sold
The commission had asked that the
Central company and the New HaAen
follow tho lead 81 the railroads nov sew
ing other New York CIty dirtr. eta which
had withheld the raising other passenger
rates a. the reque ~ the Interstate
Commerce CommissIon pending an IN
vsstigatIon by that body Of their reason
eblene@s
Commuters alleged az q basi4 for their
ouplain,s thai 'he railroad had failed
10 give Wesicherter County equai priv
leses 20 those enioyed bv West Shore
Complaints alleging the unreasonable
ness of inc rates 81 the Central and New
Haven were received hy the Commission
from Mayor Edwin FIsks 81 Noun Yer
non against botn roads. hRrle- 4 Bradv
chairman 81 the transportation com
m!'fe- NJ Pees skill. against the Central.
Mayor Harry Colwell 81 New Rochelle
against both roads. and Thomas q Hail
a gainst the New Haven
The commission will listen 20 other
compls inta along ihsee lines m New York
city on Tuesday - newt week
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W special session In New J-r>e,

TETSroN. y July . Gov Fort an
noInced to-day that he will not. for the
present AZ least call a special session ~
the Legislature ~ CONSIDER legislation
designed 10 prevent an InCr~a." ~ raIl-
road rates He had sXp-cl ed to give oI'
~ the same time a statement setting fort
he reasons for his refusal - comply viii
he Teqti-sts for a special session made hy
he Commuters I.nagu. ~ New 10 r~-y
he Democratic members ~ th" L.Rt-ia-
ttIrs and o'hsrS. h'It vas unall" 80 pre-.
pare Il IN time The formal statement
will lie gwen Oui to- morrow
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"Dr,v >O> W,Lks ~ o> ~
joyful SHOCK To Parents >~atinE Hi'
Bedy Corpse That Came Z nknswn.

OMAHA July 5 While the Parents ~
lanes shea ~ Omaha. who wa~ reported
killed a. Cornell. y Y On Saturday were
awaiting the arrival ~ hrs body shea
himself walked into IN" house. alive and
well
On the same tram which trough Shea
home came the body 81 ihe man who had
hNan Identified al Cornell a, Shea The
body ~ the unknown unless identified
promptly Wil 10 gwen - burial ~ tn
Shea family
Shea was IN Cornell IN a Nard'1on
Saturday an undertaken IN that City tele
graphad Sheas parents TIA. tho younG
man had been killed The SheaS tsi"-
graphad funds for the transportation Of
hS body The family are az d loss to ac-
count for the mistake
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~ SPEITED THE DINER 1OPS.
Bu' fair Name sf station Hoase IL Cleared
by Arrest of BoOtbiack

Policemen William Sweeney n N.
West For'v-'"v"n'h street sta, On lost h.. :
watch IN the wa'chroom IL the station
HOUSE. a few dsvs ago Thinking that
some ~ the other policemen had picked
" up A. Joke he Iet ~ GO tor time and
hen reported me matter - CapI Een.
nelly The captain read tho not at a.
roll call AMI told the men that n any Of
them had the watcn he hld better R,-
% back
Yesterday afternoon HAahqIartar-
Detectives Bowie and Pro. arrested
Frank NaluZZI of 80 N-st Fo'ty-sI,th
street a boot blaC1 who sometimes works
about the station hoIsa while he was
trying 70 pawn Sweensy- watch NahIzYl
was locked 40 ~ Police Heaiuuarrar-
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CUticura Soar and one boI - Cuticura
Ointment. We u-"d the Cuticura Rom
cdt"s according 10 digN, ions and IN
about threr OF four w'oA. her scalp was
perfectly clear ~ the terrible huror.
Her hair began TO grow again snj nov
sh" has beautiful. bong HAIR. since that
t.n1e have recomm' nd.d the Cuticura
Rrm"'li"- TO other p.-upl" and they also
hal suCC">s. has Saizbrsnner. Amana.
Iowa, Nov. : 1000
'u'irura -01D as 'u'irvFs Otntmeai ~
ara IfIrIra ns-H.Ns0f - - tu't-.r-a ru's
~ 70 I'D fnFnuaHnrf' - v,rif rrtt-v ft-uE
hsn '"r3 ~'~ Trnr- rs Columbus -
bnsfr0 Mass aa-Nst'~fi 'r-~ ~ sazr bpss llsU
- If,at fg Aiectl1as Z ~ sAn aaa --aa9
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rors-r Roland Get. a, Least Wv. YEAR.

William Bolond a noted private ma,iboN
thief ana ch"ckra ser. who was recent Is
convicted II forgery IN ia. second degr...
IN the county Court. Brooklyn. waS yes
'-rdav sentenced to not more than ten or
less than five yea ~ IN sing sing \ stolen
check Tor So On the Bedford branch II
IN" Pcopl-'s 1rust COMPANY was raised
by BolaDd TO s2Ii. the "a wee name re-
moved aud new one forged ~ done 80
SkilIpily that the check was Cashed az
the hank
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Negro Beaten n, woman. Then L,nched

HorsToN. lev July A Rodini,
near Corsicana. Yesterday a negro entered
the home Of Hrb Barley n merchant
and brandishIng knife threatened Mrs
Barley. a bride OF three months. she
grapr ed with him. took the weapon and
forced nun to rec Posses caught the
negro TODAY and otter h. was dent fed
hangsI him 20 "a tree.
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.J.nr,ess los. No, johnson. Gain.

NORM VERNON. July Because JET.
fries lost the fght a. Reno yesterday y
Tucknhoe baby - still without name
The baby was born yesterday His father
CharIss German a carpenter. was gong
10 name tho new arrival James Jefrles
German. out when German heard Of the
outcome Of the 4 ght HI changed his mind
Nor will ne namS the younRster Jack
Johnson German
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CHIBTAHUA. Mexico. July Ia" no
Mexican brothers named M-ra~. vhp
murdered Fred Starks. the American
-uperin:ende Of the ConCheno Mines
az Ocampo. this state. a few months ago
have been convicted 81 the crime aud
sentenced to prisOn one for four year
and the other fO'ir aud half
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Negro BeaI-n w whH- Wan D,-s ~ Tra--
tuTTd ~Auli

',."rss Q r..Eford mgr ~ .7- r. q
n New NN-A Hosuitai YESTERDAY n"-ning
r ? frFct'.rn1 stuii r',.'iy0d - N'"da"
~ gh' IN = Ugh winch CIV pU' 1t . d.
r,Isslon Il r1a J~fu"s Johnson "pa:'s'
HIs sss lart W. > whit" man. S7d thai
{ y the nolic" have I-en abb" To l"s-n "f IN"
, a." C-swford- death - the only ono
20 result from 'he ca shes between n.gros's
& nd whites which followed the aTnourc"-
r,ent II he outcome ~ The fight 4, Reno
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itii A1lfs-. \ ifA W. -
after IN" m"a-l"- were
r ~. ~. l.egan 20 have
a s"vcIr scalp hur1or
IL itCh",l 20 that sha
would scratch t'.o whOia
uay. un'ti th" birSD,l
came. We had a Doctor
and 'rI'd a good many
other T"mr'iis-. nut
nothing helped. Her
haIT all l"il ont and tho
-calp Itself had an un.
p."a>1nt odpr.
After w. had tired
al ~" Other rnins-iIs~.
my WIr told IA" 20 iry
TIA" Cu'icura Remr,iIe-.
We bought orr. cake ~
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BLOOMFIELD. july Giovanni d. N'oo
OF Heckel street - ~ the NountaInsid'.
Hospital and u - SAID will die Of Injuries
suffered last night ia the premature
explosion ~ y giant bomb manufactured
nv ~ Mao a few weeks ago Hs host
his left hand and three fingers 81 his righ'
hand
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RiCE W,R on B,RREN ISL aND.
PoIicr ResrrNeS sent 10 QueIi Trouble
Over Result NJ Rene.

Yesterday afternoon and again last
zh' police reserves wer. hurried acro.s
Jamaica Raw 80 Barren Island and from
Canar~i" Landing - Gu"ll rroting -.
'Vs'n whites Fpd n"Eroea oyer th.. r..
SIT oi m" rCnt 90 Reno. Tn. nezro~ =
s.r.. thoroughly rh-s-h~G each tune and
-cy"-ai wer" 80 t"rrorxed that they
laaI~d OVERHEARD from docks into the
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Locs Jaw AFTER being uu h, Train

HhcHVNsACE. Y =. july 5 John Rock
81 This town vas congratulated when ne
narrowly escaped immediate death A. -"
state street "a road crossing on June ~
'hs Covca' cher lIst hiiting his foot ~
he rushed across ths traces THIS injury
however. was enough 20 cause his death
for lock- Az dev "lnf'ed Yesterday ard he
q. ed 70 dav