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&eppler oils barmloier Sdpad)iinni,
ger cntloIicn moroen. acppler be-
bouptete, or iei ON Der G%rmorpnia
Der aoiicriu Gfiiebetb betbeiligt &C.
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RarsIanS &YennlaIsania. Giieu5ats,

7.l5 Vorrf.-Uor. du8a. Gonntdg.
9.e5 @orm-Nn@ Delta, nnr Gonntde.
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300 919E.1N1H WeIair. ausa. Sonntae.
600 0bb4.-Na6 Della, auSa. GoHnta0 g.
100 @bbS.-Na@ 4eIta, mrr gonufna.
1i.l0 4bbA.-NaA Delair. auSe. GonitaG
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(glIte hnb 5uoerldiiiae 9uts9inte.)
Sic Yereinieie Gtauters4soit bef5roerno.
sanpicr nSIorisa,. yyirsiaia" uns alabama"
Sampfer fabren td9Iih, SonniaaS ausaenoin,
men. BON ben Bah aine"sRiers. gr.. 0 bis
10, 2iaht.e trabe, Sni Der Sarre.etrahe, nm,
$50 IbenoS bireft itdh SIo Yoint Gonnfprt,
gprfoll iino Portsmouth, ga.
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ern Yabu." .Sirainia Sabn" unb aOIo Gomi.
MON Sampfer 60" uud 9%iepbern, T..G.,
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Uorf.
9dmpfer BADEN ~Iururt5fe aniiten, bette uuo
latte Glib. ooer e%aISpafer. gdSer eIeiiriide
[rei. aabinen 75c., $1,o0, $3.50, $500 uno
$3.50. Seoes Simmer fiir Bipei aserionen eirs
@tlst:eitrsaur io7 6t.gaIitnors, sirabs 900
qiebts Sirabe, 9. u. g. Office Giibofts@de Der
baltimore: lfno GaIbert.etraB continental
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G9eiapeafe steamfbip Company.

GbefapeaIc.2tute:
Rad Worfufs. 9Th Ybint Comfort u. BEN eAbeu
tdgIiG. uis9en. Sonntap, nm $50 gbenos.
Yurt.Mlutf.qf nte:
Rad gorf Ntper.2anounge gseit.Vpint unh
8tdympnc
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iiIt 3 1tbr NbenoS.
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306 glprb. 6barirs. straRe.
Saupts 9'iirena: 2iahts iito 2eesStr., Baltimore.
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reit 3au; Sebrai$ IN Sss Gas,Ssn. u ns' 81
= S Set.aiaa'na S Sm i sa1,,u i IN ssIas. os.r ,.,.
Lct'HBa0ccns. Gpeifernten etc. uerben tHneI
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.9eutider Correspondent.
6ei9dfts>@ egmetier.
Bidder, GonOitors uno Sotel-
9eoariS.Mrtifel.
gBe Mhsrs C eids 60, 1O4 eiio.Soparo.e Ctr.
3titungen, 3citihriiten etc.
THE Baltimore 4epS 6p," Sabio glbercram.
bic, @ei1iftsfibrer. 3is Beit.@erman'Sir.
Sou Iaterialien, 3biiren, Senlter-
robmen, 2noen, etc.
5ames. 9: softer e Co., 115-1i7 sHos5re'
oeridsStruBe.
HotioltolsW mfen.
rsbe rlb 1oWn Iatioual sauf.". @ab: mno
.3ipcite National. sanf," 432 sfb.4roabpnp
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sCutteI.
p9eutide gant psn Saltimore," Baltimore.
mo ooIlioubs Strabe. gluguit 91eber, Yrdfis
bent; Is. ). 5ibt, Sfnbmetiier.
Sparsganfen.
pTeatide eparbant BON Baltimore" Gutaip.
,st. samss spafbant,a gaItimore.e trabe uno
Guitpnt Souiessoenue.
Srlit.G prnpnauie'u.
p9sarplano srat Co." NorOpet.@de GaIpert.
lulo SernlarsStraBe g. G.. 3iIilnte rmuiln,
8tdiioert; Carroll Gau @sB,. g6asrnelIier
Serbs Speneer; inns @i!ltS'shaslHeifter;
pSaItintore Srat e. Guarantee Co.," Gquitab!e
Building.
Mobofaten.
aarf u. ~. ed,uls, 12e-120 Qap BUILDING.
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2onopirt1idJoftIide @eratbe ultb
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Warmor. uno @ranit.@erfe
g. Silsdrtmer & sObme, 714-71s, gseit.saIti'
uresStraBe.
E!umbing, SURFACES, &nnges uno
Seien, Sahoeden mo Simmer.
Sennett SruS., 523 Nioros6 remoutssloenue.
|~p anpieridmie0e olmo d9lumbers.
5obn Snbrrt, ia THAMES traBe. 6. & v.
SelepDon: g9olie 1909.
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u9iolal SnIuraner So. OF 2iperpool," Senrb
~. s8nrfieIo. Reiioent. Mlanaaer, 101-102
Gbamber OF Commerce gutIotns..
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Baltimore uno 9iortbs Strabe.
Gigentbllms Igenfen uno SAMPLER.
Fierre 6. Gusan & Wepbep, 10 Sit.aeriuetons
Strabe.
Sl,'iifmieos 3u6ebor.
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&oblen uno Sol5.
9enrD O. Bon @eiue. $50 GoIumbiassIuemne.
Gionoleibs@ eld1ite.
pGoniulibatco auan Co.," 1 GorbsSabs straBe.
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GbaS. 81. stteff, 0 GorosQ iberip.S trate.
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Hopier unb Yapier. 0iiten.
smitb, 1igun Co., 1O5-1o7 Sanooer.s trase.
8lebplatteu. Metun, etc.
escn,. Gonilin & 60. (incuEporirt), 1910
HalberitonsS trabe.
Ieteftiu. Naentilr.
,%ealtimsre Teteetipe Nseirb." epanSauer. &
S6mibt. Better, 503 Gnlpert @loa. e. 4 q.
Ebone ct. RniI 394. gSobnunass Z Telephone:
@rr; epamoaner, ssoIic 1878: 49ru, Stbmibi,
raational reflective eeruiee," $. @. gafb.
@efhdftsiiibrer. $50 Gam Piilbina, @nlli.
more, @ib. Bboie Ct. Saul 5000.
r9lmcrram effective Mseutp," Charles tfob!s
manu- @eihditsfiibrer. $40 GauitdbIc Nloa.,
Baltimore. Mb. Ybone: g.. & q. ct. Raul
POET; SSobning: Is. 4 00Ife 1880 n. z
2eihenbcItntter.
sansrr & esbne, 1T0s-t7i0 gantoit.g bemie.
@m. Guof, 9ortbs INTO @reer,mpuni' slpenie.
SrieobGfe, -.
,2nuopn Vori GsmeterD," giirednt 81 @eYt.
Saratoed'Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

Ger y9cIuir moab Ser.
! d) . ncrungs Gereiil" iaBte
III lclner Iebtell Seriommlpng Be-
'd)liIl'c 5u @uniten ocs @iberrufs Der
@clcbe. mcldle Ser rGonioIibateb Gas
electric eight ono Epluer Company"
cln WonoppI e%ilirGln1ell.
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So Nmalitdt gilt mmb Der
Yreis iprid)t.
Nm; Got ,es.innt isSes Tss stnsn istt. M.,
feinen a.
Heerbianngen fir $40
erfnGt er lang eefnbItes geSSrtniS - otebt
Sbnen eles. mos onbere' 3et@enbeftatter out
srben aeben unbsrspart Jtnsn tes ieses
Qstra.csaar.
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baIb oetbane grbeit III. wiro bur@ feline ft.ts
beIiebter perbenben
&eerSisnnsem FL. SIS
be,pieitn. gBn,. g,,f beIorut bsrer uebr, aIs
ts ouoor, tIos be- ausasaet1neten gserdbniie
tnr $4s. Mb:r pie fhr $75 Rahen no etne!t
Sias II Der MaiaEe Les %ubIu1u's eroberf.
geerbieunsen fur $85 aab 500.
sm geof %Oterirt fpeaieue Sasrtbe in eieie,,
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ten, baB lSBni. Cool mlr bihise BeerStsuneen
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sieeatitrte etaSstiamisesis.
HFALE
Gouf
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taassl.gls.as-l
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Hopier nnb Yapier. Niiten.
smitb, Tigun Co., 105-107 &anoberss traSe.
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8ledplntteu. Wetun, etc.
2Sou, Gonfiin & So. (incorporirt), 1910
HalberitonsS trabe.
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@ou W~aterialien, 3biireh 6enlter.
robmen, &noen, etc.
Samss q. Softer e Co., 115-li7 sios5res
o~eridsSiruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

Tianos uno Srgelu.
GbaS. 81. stteff, 0 Gorbs2iberins Strabe.
@m. 6nabe & g., Eurfsglbe. uno SaD ettes Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

EIumbing, SURFACES, Hnnges uno
Seien, Sahoeden lno Simmer.
@enneit SruS.. 523 gloro. ACKNOWLEDGING.
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2anopirtbidoftlide @eratbe uno
Sdmereien.
Griffith & 1uruer Go, 207 gorb.HaeasStrabe
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Warmor. lino 8ranit.@erfe.
9. Silsdrtner & e5bue, 714-71s, gSeIt,SaItit
more. z trubc.
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3titungen, 3citidriiten etc.
The Baltimore NewS Gp.," Sabtb Mbercrom.
bic, @el1dftsfibrer, 3is Beits@eruiar'Sir.
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|~p &MpieridmieOe olho dHlumbers. .
5obu Snbcrt, TIA 1bainesss traBe. 6. & v
Selep1pn: g9plfe 1899. f
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Hotionols@ onfen.
,Ebe Slb 7o,uu National 9auf," @ab: unS
Ggeter'S traBe. Sacob. 70. eoOf, ,Brdilbelit;
.3iueits National. saMi," 432 sib.1roaSpap.
lS. g.. g8aater, aaiIirer.
,yseIteru National Sanf," IA 9iorosG utolusStr
". Winr lott, adfitrer.
.Sarmerc aMo W,crhants 9atipuat Yanf,"
EputDa uno 2umbaros SiraBe. . o..
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Sruit.G ompaenie'n.
,9sarblaub 5rait Co." slorb,peIts@de GaIbert.
lulo @ernlansSiraBe.. g. g. Gimme rmalIn,
Yrdiioent; Carroll Fan gieB. lter
SetbiS Spencer. iun, Nilli5sS baSiHeiftet a;
Ban Slilner, SiiIfrs Seiretdr.
Baltimore Fruit & Guarantee Co.," @Quitable
Building.
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9tobofaten

N~0Ootdte1.
Garf u. ~. shufs, 12e-12o 2alp BUILDING.
Huitauus 3urb, 2G1-260 galbert 9uiIoiHs.
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Gionoleib- @eld)Gfte.
pGoniplibateo 2uan Co.," 1 Horos8ab Strabe.
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0ei9dfts.@ egmetier.

9Gder., Gonoitor. uno Sotel-
9eoarfS.M rtifel.
gGe Mhers G. pids 60, 1O4 SiiosSolparo.Si r.
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
GIRL KIN SEEK
TO LYNCH ASSAILANT
Mississippian Spirited Away
and May Be Tried, Guard
ed By Troops.

LOUISVILLE Miss, Sept z1--Bands
Of men armed with Winchester rites
thronged the streets here today await
ing a leader to discover and storm
the Jail where a young white man
named Per8enter. a member Of a
prominent family, is detained charged
with attacking Miss jamie Sharp,
pretty eighteen-year-o girl
Following the arrest Of Permenrer the
excitement became so intense and
threats 50 open, that Permenter was;
hidden By the authorities
Friend and relatives OF the Sharp
family. all heavily armed. prepared 70
storm the local Jail. but II was learned
Permenter had been secretly spirited
away.
A sheriT's posse. OF twenty men,
heavily armed. has gone TO guard Per
menter.
Threats were freely made that Per
mente- would never reach the court
house alive. If the authorities Jry 70 ar
raiRn him
The Judge Of the county court teIe-
ZTaDhed To New Orleans asking that q
company Of militia be sent here 20 pre-
vent blOOdshed
u was reported that unless the IN
tense feeling dies OUT PeImenter-s trial
viii resemble court-ma rtial. az he VIII
be constantly guarded by soldiers and
the court house Will be surrounded by
troops during she trial
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
BATH TUB CRIME
MAY co UNSOLYED
If Mrs. Martin Is Insane
One Snead Suspect Re
mains to Face Court.

NEWARK, " J., Sept 2I-The filing
Of petition in lunacy proceedings BY
lawyers fOr Mrs. Caroline B. Martin
makes it probable no one viii ever be
called 10 the bar Of justice 70 account
for the murder OF Ocey W. ii. Snead.
the young Southern girl. whose body
was found IN a bath tub in an unfUr-
uished East Orange house November
3 last
Judge jay Ten Eyck, OF the court Of
oyer and terminer. may rule on the Pc
ution today. Louis Hood, representing
the prosecutor, says he will not oppose
the motion Il IS probable II viii be
granted.
should II be shown that Mrs NaTtiI.
is insane, she viii be transferred from
the Essex county Jail TO a state asylum
for the insane IN this event. Ms
Snead would be the sole defendant ia
the murder case, 5fiss Virginia O. Ward
law, the third OF the indicted sisters,
having died III prison OF apparently vol
LutaTy starvation
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
AGED WIDOW THINKS
HUSBAND IS ALIVE

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-FfapDy in the
belief that her 105-year-old husband is
away on a trip for his health and that
he viii soon be back. Mrs Harriet
Greenbers, aged I02 years, does not
know that she has been left a widow.
Her son, I X Greenberg, with whom
she lives At > Desmond avenue, ia
maiCa. has not told her Of her husbands
death fearing the shock would Kill her
Her husband, Harry Greenberg, was
found dead in bed last Wednesday.
Notwithstanding his age, none Of his
faculties was impaired and his memory
was excellent Sixty years ago he was
owner OF the largest department store in
Buffalo He could speak seven Ian
EUa geS-
The aged couple celebrated their sew
enty-ltth wedding anniversary last
March Their oldest son, N J. Green
berg Is nearing his seventy-fifth year
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
BIBBER IS ROBBED
OF HIS TIMEPIECE

In the cold gray dawn Of the morn
ing after, Frank Cole has come 10 the
conclusion that the old quotation about
strong drink being a mOcker" has
some truth m IL after all For Cole
has told the police that. while ne was
Intoxicated last night some one who
evidently felt the cool chill Of the
evening air. relieved him Of his vest
Containing o. gold watch and chain.
The watch was a present and Cole
valued IT even higher than its in
C-iusic value OF SI25- and besides there
vas q chain attached with a gold wed
Gsn- TIDE on IL The police are on
the watch -oa anyone who may at
tempt 10 pawn the valuabIcs- or wear
the vest
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
FEAR MANY ARE DEAD
IN BULL FIGHT CRASH
Authorities Work Hard to
Rescue Hundreds Pinned
Beneath Grandstand.

MADRID. Spain. Sept 2f-Duriug a
buIlfght at Mejorada today the grand
stand collapsed buTying hundreds OF oc-
cupants and il is feared that a score OF
more have been killed
The scene - one or terrible confusion.
The body of one man and several other
persons badly injured were removed fro
osdiateIy and the work Of rescue Is no
ding on.
The rending Of the timbers gave warn
ing and while the mighty structure
sassedy men, women and children arose
from their seats and with screams Of
fear attempted TO fight their way
through the exits.
The spectators were thrown into a
panic and hundreds fought and battIed.
trying 10 tear their way through the
crush MANY were badly wounded by
being trampled upon before the building
completely toppIed-
Soldiers were rushed TO the field to as
sist in the rescue work
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
CRUELTY
UNKNOWN TO BUCKEY
IF Higgins Mistreated Wife, Buckley
Says He Doesn't
Know II.

Dr. g VI. Buckley whose affidavit IS
made a part Of the divorce proceedings
Of Mrs. Anna Catherine Higgins against
DIT Daniel ". Higgins. stated today he
knows nothing OF the alleged cruelty Of
the physician toward Mrs Higgins. Is
set forth in her petition, beyond the fact
Mrs Higgins is at his home. so2 PeunsyI-
vania avenue southeast al Is alone
and without means % support
la his affidavit which vas made in
support Of motion for Temporary ali
moEv for Mrs. Higgins, Dr. Buckley as
serts It Is his belief Or Higgins has q
monthly income Of 500
DE Higgins emphatCalIv denies the
charges made by his wife. he has re-
fused her admission 20 their home, and
declare he VIII be eNonerated at the
trial os the case
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
OFFERED $500 TO READ
LETTER FROM THE DEAD
Mediums Attempting to Correctly Transcrbe Spirit Com
munications From Prof William James and Richard
Hodgson- Preliminary Tests for Applicants

The first offer OF the Metropolitan
Society has created a tremendous stir
among mediums and students Of psychic
phenomena Nearly ufJE MESA Ees pur-
porting 10 have come from Prof. james.
or through his assistance. have been
received by Mr.. Davis and James L.
heIIosS. the president ~ the society
At least fifty other letters have come
III n.ch mediums ask TO be given a
GRANGE . read the James cOmmUnica-
ticn.
Twenty o. the applicants have been
SuoJected To- preliminary tests By Mr.
Kellogg He SeUdS to each q MESA ge.
sealed IN suCh & way that IL cannot be
opened without detection. Offering 500 II
the applicant can read IL and agreeing
from Prof james
None OF the twenty has been able TO
tStaOHSE RS Supern0rmal powers bv
this test All Of them COMPLAIN thar
they cannot TnC any sympathy in the
messages sent them.
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
RETURNING
TO MEET PRESIDENT
BallingeT Among First TO Arrive.
Conferences Next
Week.

Members Of the Presidents Cabinet
are beginning 10 turn toward Wash
inEton for the daily meetings which
Mr Taft viii have next v-Bsk with his
official advisers
Secretary OF the Interior BaIlinger
is expected to arrive here from Chi
caEo tomorrow Postmaster General
Hitchcock is due IL Washington Fri
DAY. and the other Cabinet officials,
wiz the exception Of the Secretary Of
w4T. who is ON trip around the
word. will reach washington Saturday
and Sunday
The Washington times., 1910-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept H--Mediums the
world over are reading the letter
written by Prof. William James, OF
Harvard, a short time before his death,
TO " 5. Davis, secretary OF the Metro
politan PsychicaI Society
Ten days ago the society offered a re-
ward u 500 10 any one who would ac-
CJITa Lely trdnsCribe the letter, which has
remained IN the possession Of Mr. Davis
and whose contents are known 10 only
a few members Of the society.
a second offer = now made through
the society Joseph T. Rim. cOmLIis-
sion merchant, aas agreed to pay 800
10 any one who would read a letter
written to him by the late Richard
HodESpn. Of Boston, American score
tary OF the British Society for PsyChiCaI
Research, two days before Dr. Hodg-
son died Mr.. Rim was concerned in
the exposure of Eusapia PaIIadino.
The Washington times., 1910-09-21

Can BE Easily Removed-Almost In
One Eight-Like Magic

Miss Z. VI. Berger, Of BeIoiL, Wis.
writes so interesting and convincing a
letter about how she got rid OF her
freckIes that We gladly quote a part
Of it
II have used one jar % Eiutho ard am
simply delighted with the results I was
slwa-s ~ the opinion that freckies corf1 NOT
be removed. but thought I would give EiuthO
a trial and &C. has truly convinced me that
freck-es CAN be removed Il has proved al
you claim Tor IT
Il your case Is Ike Miss Berger-s get
e two-ounce package OF Kintho extra
strength AZ toilet goods counter OF
Peoples Drug Store or PaIais Royal
and see II IL won't DO the same for you.
Money. back II il fails
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
FLORENCE BURNS
HELD As SWINDLER

NEW YORK. sept I-FIerence
Burns. who n 1892 was held for five
weeks in prison on the charge Of the
murder OF Walter Brooks and was dis
charged for lack Il evidence. IS again
n the tolls This time she is accuseS
OF playing the badger game
Edward H Brooks, who says he Is
TO relation 70 Walter Brooks, was az
rested also on the cha.ge Of being a
party 10 the exrOTtion OF 50 from
Charles w HUrlbUTt. Of the Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Company
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
SUES FOR 100000.

NEW YORK, sept I.-Suit for So
o., 90 was brought against the direc-
tors Of the Wabash Railroad Company
5y James POLITE, a stockhoIder. because
OF the exchange Of S18.0e9,e09 Of Wabash
stock for the entire S10,110.GdG capital
stock OF the Wabash-PiItsburc Termi-
nal Railway Company POLITE alleges
the directors are liable TO a prison sen
tence Of ten years
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
PRISONERS ESCAPE

TRENTON, y. J., Sept. 21.-After q
Spectacular escape. Wilson Jackson. n
ICnE-te-u cO1vic, at the Mercer county
V-orEH0u=e. - being sought today El-
armed men, Jackson and a coruna MON
Jack EreUZer. Ieaped Gown a --eciuice
Yesterday afternoon while L-If e. dozen
guards shot al them EreuZer was can
tured because DE injured himself but
Jackson made good Eis escape
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
BANDITS KILL TWO
IN ARIZONA TOWN
Shoot Up" Holbrook and
Then Escape to
Mountains.

ALBUQUERQUE y. Mex. Sept. Il
Word reached here today that a gang
OF deSperadoes had raided the town Of
HclhTook- Ariz-- killing two citizens
after shooting up the town.
The deSperadOes escaped into tho
mountains. pursued by posses.
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
STRIKERS HANGED
FROM SAME LIMB

TAMPA, F,a-, Sept 2.-Castcnge FL
carrotta ana Angelo AIbano, both con
spicuous in the cigar strike here we're
Iynched together last night
Arrested on the charge OF participant
Ing in a shooting. they were taken from
two deputy sheriHs, hurried int the
woods. and hanged together from the
srre limb.
Police Chief Woodward later found
the bodies swinging from the tree and
all Iyuchers some
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
IOWA POSTMASTERS MEET.

FORT DODGE. Iowa, SEMI. - CON-
vention of Iowa postmasters Of the first
second. and third classes began here To-
day with large and representa- tive at
tendance. The proceedings viii continue
over ton OTrOw
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
VICE COUNSEL IS FREED.

United States Vice Consul Mac
Master. at Cartagena. Colombia. has
been exOnerated for the fourth time
by the courts on the charge Of as
saulti-g two natives. according to
State Department advices today.
MacMaster was set upon, but over
came his assailants and soundIy
thrashed them. His assailants have
had him arrested four times. the vice
consul being acquitted each time.
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
FIRST COURSE IN OPTOMETRY

NEW YORK, Sept IA tvrO-~ear
course n optOnetry, intended TO euufn
graduates 10 prescribe glasses for de-
IecIlEe vision, was started today at c.
lumbia University The course i no
tlrst OF its kind oHfered by any college in
the United States
The Washington times., 1910-09-21
CHOLERA IN Japan.

Cholera has broken out at Kobe.
Japan, according to State Department
advices received today, fro mTnited
states Vice Consul Gas5ett at that
place