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spot Light IS ON
"JOCK-PO1" DEAL

Springfield, Ills, June BIN today's
session Of the Sangamon county grand
jury it is expected that much of the
inside history Of one phase of the So
called legislative lack pot" viii be
disclosed The grand jury inquiry has
been directed toward the contributors,
collectors and receivers of the funds
alleged to have been intended to de-
feat legislation affecting the fishing in
terests of the state.
Henry Lemm, of Pekin, one Of the
best known fish dealers of the state, is
appearing before the grand jury today.
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THEODORE, The
SECOND, TO WE'D

New York, June 4. = Theodore
Roosevelt, jr., accompanied by his
financee, Miss Edith Butler Alexander.
applied today at city hall for license
TO wed on June 20. Young Roosevelt
said he was % years old, was a manu-
facturer, and resided at Oyster Bay.
Miss Alexander said she was Il and
lived in this city.
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Ky. fEUDISTS
BURN UP A Town
OVER HALF TOWN, IN WHICH
BITTER FEuD WAR HAS Elk
ISTED FOR YEARS, Is
DESTROYED.

Lexington, KY, June A special
from Hyden. KY, says that over half
of the houses in that town were de-
stroyed by fire, believed to be of in
cendiary origin, last night. The loss
Is $4,000. The Hyden academy was
burned about a month ago, 1t is be-
lieved, by the same pyromaniacs.
Hyden is the seat of Leslie county
the scene of feud warfare lasting
for years between the French and
Eversol factions. 1t is far from a
railroad and in an almost inaccessible
region.
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TRAIN HIT Wagon;
Three KILLED

Dayton, o., June 4-Rushing at
a high rate of speed to make up
time, a Big Four south bound pas
senger train crashed into a market
wagon at the Findlay street grade
crossing early this morning and
three lives were snuffed out. The
victims were E. H. Combs. a
farmer living near Tippecanoe
City, his daughter and son, aged
about II and is respectively.
Combs was on his way to his stand
in the Dayton market.
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BISMARCK ELKS
WERE ORGANIZED

Bismarck, N. D., June 4.-The Elks
of this city received their charter and
the local lodge was instituted last
night by Deputy Palda of Minot Wis
iting members were here from Dick
inson, jamestown, Minot, Valley City
Fargo and other cities. There were no
limitations, local residents who were
already members becoming charter
members of the new lodge. In few
months a large class will be put
through.
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EARLY RESULTS
At TRACK MEET

Following are the results of the
events at the track meet which is
being held here today which had been
pulled off up to $3.50 this afternoon:
100 yard hurdles-Martineau A. c.,
first; Dahl, u, second. Time 16 As.
440 yard dasn-Chittick, U, first;
Harper, u, second. Time 81 1-5.
100 yard dash--Gullickson u, first;
Wirtenberger, A c., second. Time
10 3-5.
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MISSIONARIES
DROWN in SURE

Bombay, June 4--Miss Mary II.
Williams OF Philadelphia and Howard
Francis Bishop Of Ames, Ia. missions
arts Of the board Of foreign missions
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
were drowned while sea bathing in the
Gulf OF Cambay at Bulsur. north OF
this city.
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w. r. c. Meets in Moorhead.

The Womans Relief corps is urged
to meet at the Congregational church,
Eighth street and Fifth avenue south,
at o'clock, Sunday evening, by order
of Corp President, Armida Blanchard.
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Not Enouoh Address.

A letter is being held at the Fargo
postoffice addressed to Charles S.
Lane. attorney at law, North Dakota.
no city or town is designated.
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sunk WIN Ra There.

Governor Burke of North Dakota is
to be the guest of the Chicago Associa-
ton Of Commerce. June s to IL.
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Some folks find out how far a dol
law will go by seeing how far they
can go on a dollar.
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Boston Man VIII Be Tried by
Court Martial
WOUNDED and CAPTURED
CONSUL AT BLUE
FIELDS RULES THAT VESSELS
ENTERING THAT PORT MUST
PAY CUSTOM DUTIES TO Es-
TRADA, VICTORIOUS LEADER
OF THE INSURGENTS. ~

San Juan, NicY June 4.-Wm. p.
Pittham, an American VINO laid mines
at BuefieIds for the insurgents, was
captured by government troops and
will be tried by court martial.
This was made known today follows
ing receipt by the government Of the
details Of the capture of RluefieIds
Bluff by the forces of President Mad
riz. The troops passed to the assault
over five mines, only one of which
was exploded. Pittham was wound
ed and captured, it is said, as he was
engaged in operating the mechanism
through which the hidden engines of
destruction were released. Pittham
halls from Boston.
Washington, June 4-The state de-
partment has taken cognizance of the
Associated Press dispatch from San
Juan that William Pittham, the Ameri
can consul, was captured by the Ma
driz government. A message is being
sent stating in effect that this govern
ment expects fair and humane treat
ment for Pittham.
Washington, ID. c., June 4.-Senor
Castrillo, the representative in Wash
gton to the Estrada government re7
ceived the following dispatch early
today from General Estra6a's heEd-
quarters.
"Bluenelds Castrillo. washington.
Yesterday General Mena defeated
St-
pletely destroying the enemy. Expect
General Mena will capture General
Chavarria and his staff, who are in
fight up river at Al Muelede Las Blu
Giles. General Mena is rushing
troops overland to head off retreat
while fugitiyes are being followed up
river by Captain Cotton and armed
force"
Further advices to Senior Castrillo
stated that General Chayarria and his
staff were absolutely without guard,
none of the army having been saved to
aid them in their retreat.
Bluefield, Mic, June 4.-Advices re-
ceived here today state that insurgent
forces under General Mena at Rama
have defeated and put to flight the
government troops commanded by
General Chavarria. Following the
withdrawal of the Madriz forces from
the immediate vicinity Of this city
General Hamerre, with 400 men, was
dispatched to Rama to reinforce Cen
eral Mena.
General Chamerro arrived at Rama
Thursday morning and General Mena
Continued on Page Eleven.
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RAILROAD BILL
TO CONFERENCE
BEARING NAME AND NUMBER or
HOUSE BILL, BUT MUCH
CHANGED, 1T PASSED
SENATE.

Washington, June AT confer
ence, today, between Representa-
tive Mann of Illinois and Sena-
tors Aldrich, Elkins and Crane, IL
was suggested that the house
might accept senate amendments
to the railroad bill and confer
ence be avoided. If this course
should be taken 1t would permit
adjournment Of congress within
three weeks.
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Washington, d. c.. June 4.-The rail
road bill was passed by the senate
last night. 1t returns now to the house.
where 1t was passed several weeks
ago. While still hearing the title and
number of the measure passed by the
house, it has been radically amended
by the senate, and the stage into
which it will pass is that of confer
ence consideration by joint commits
tee which viii seek to reach ground
of agreement between these two
houses. 1t is not anticipated the con-
ference win begin until Tuesday.
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The WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
Barometer. 29.OS; maximum tempera-
ture, S.; minimum temperature, "A.
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RO>E SIM FITT ~ THI iIR
Peruvian Now Has NIAiion H~rOrd for
II-IxhI Raced With n q isud.


pAPts Sept n l--V - Nnllp-a -
~. d4v = par.v1n aviator 81 N" uaruo
- chavez ra-ch'd . record height IN =
H-rIot mDuoIlaue ascend .rg 80 feet
n. -tv- mat after passing ~" height
reach al Nv Moran 80 D"suyII'~ "u Nor.
'nrihar az feet no t-gau ." feel
met no ruIld & 49, higher The cold
wts intense He Continual liz f"lt - n
hi- up~" var" rIs.drnE
Then -IddolIv b" .iIgr' -lgn' = rho
rIut .n m" 'Ih"- 10 frrrt - MN and
tr- heart -auS wr"r ha -aw that ~ W.
cr'gaII"i We rn-uly"d without b --it7-
',.u r. d"-rpri ~ did not ~ first cu'
~ 'r" .Cnr''nr ia ~" wav down
~" -ar'd rI;u . CLOUD moving ~ ~"
saw" direction D." WHs gong ~ ts'
"..i %, - .-h ~ peuefr1'" - '" r'-" sHRu'','
ard gIid"d t"id ~ y grvluE - NJ ~ <
s,sh 80 20 speak ~" r.' ~ ~" -par-
- ,.r vard. from 20" ground
Dn'rial- e 30" SEQ tluh report that
= -"rI.l r"cIlr r1-pEraph c1rrIel hv
,rpvr, ml-H"i h.'v""u sG77 and 90
foot Iiey or" d.Ihtful 4 tho reoii'
va- rta,ni oV..'l.' st 1"-r lef.'" IT,
s'ar' = o." P.gf' Hen'" ~" r""'r.'
.. 'a,lu'ai hu' 'r"v ar" crnvlrr.I 'ul'
Nrrl'"'. record wa eaten
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WINTFR or CHT RCH VIZ SIC
HahrrI. leading authority on Musical
III.ISFy. DiPS NJ RrEen>burE

Franz Naver Hahnrl. noted author
Nv on musical history - dead ~ R"gens
burg ~ tho age ~ - "" was native
~ OhsrnIIsnhaCh m the Bavar1an low
lands aud prepared himself -inul'sns-
ouslv 10 hecone priest and a practical
musician He served for FIVE years -
rhoIrras'er AZ the Cathedral m Psssau
and was called later - santa Maria doll
Anirra m Rome where no acted A. or
ganiS' for a number ~ wears
During this perIod IIaherl pub hsh"d =
practical tcNf hook ~ the Roman 'R'hou.
choral music and made a reputation ~ hl-
Investigations IN the field ~ old Roman
ta'hDNo music He subsequent Investrga
tIous made hIm on" ~ the most noted
authorities on scclesiastICal music We
founded N kegsnsburg = -chpoi ~ church
mus O. from whrch he ISSUED many IUpor
tant vOumcs - Vrich a'o'nI Iete edition
- Pa '"-trIua works waSfh" most no'a ODD"
In 49, ne was nade = doctor ~ 'h.o.
uyv bv the tnIversiiv ~ Wurzhurg After
~ return from Rom" ms -" Wa passed
~ RegenrhurR
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U,liEtuU. '.nOd> importer alleged 20
iIaNr O., aided IHliIcS

#..rn> soy Charged with de-
.'rs f'' Government ~ customs
HI..-- j.--un \ Ituues 81 Worcester
,.- tr.s|gr"d to-day Rotor. = Com
-uI...nu"r hty"- \ pea 81 not guilty
u.s. entered and Jaquc- was hailed IN
S. p.p Tor q hearing September -
~ - charged that Jaques who - a
F'ri"r iu religious goods would obta ir
~ atHdtyIt from = clergyman that the
batter wished fo Iu,pprt goods to he used
.r Connection With NJ" celebration ~ re-
.r.,I. ceremonies m his church All
srrr goods arc admitted free NJ duty
T. - alleged ''a' Jacques would then raise
'I" number on The AFFIDAVIT and sell N .
n',.r goods NhIDu came IN duty free
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nv TWIII no "NHTu 10 ~
80. ssp~ - the Esass.i-rs 80 the Ne~ tsTA
iaassaaFs fsT usss~s ansi shit,ir~s

~ fm.'y Hi4skwsII sNr wffh r~'
-l-f-r Tho ate ~ FIsaI-tu H'arkw-.
fuundi-d ~. N=w York Irrrrary f.r
Women and children ~ ~fyy y--anf
~,uiar- rho first ~orr~r. hospital .r
Am-rrca died Yesterday - h-r -Ifrrr.r
bum- Nork Chf- NJ
br Biarkw~li VIA horn rn s.s iu Brfstu.
England IN. N--tsrn R..-~ry. Jr.,-r
.l'v roufsrrsd GA her 49,. ,i=gr,-.. ~ ,Iusr.r
= medicine In 1854
samuel Barkw"lI Wa rI.h -rsar
r-tn~r in Bristol Nu' lost las frrtlus
and mos' - hi- business during 'ta Eug
Ism political crisis - 1881 H. 20.
solved fn come ~ Amsrtca and brrugu'
t,- family with brm The Rackv"l'-
-..jtIsd rn \"w Work. and Tho father started
a refinery which did we'll ur'tl the PAM.
- AZ five v~ar- after r.- arrival her"
H." family Wa now r..nr '..~s and rru..d
'r tlucluuaiI
The two sons i.ram. ,'srk. EmIv
'n" fourth daughter. was NOT y"r ~ u-'
teens Her elder sisters OPENED "a hoard
.ng school for girls
Wh-r - EmIiy Blackwell h"gar % COURSE
IT ms-iDa reading and dissection With
Dr. DAVIS N" duatom,~i ~ tnniuua'l
college Sh" Was prohc"r' 100 LATIN
G"rmsr French In Gr""k and rna'u"
uafIyS she. made Ouf faIf.N Vel
she taught -Chooi and mad" 'h'. money
tp snahl" her 70 study u"diDtu" IN I>sl
she APPLIED for admission To- 'b-' t''sU'., q,
Medical school and was rejected though
rh. school had testified that IN" pre~"r -
~ her sister Elizabeth rad .N.r,r-'ri
= beneficial influence. upon nor follow 80
dsu's IA all r~rp.'C's Ten Other I"y">
refused the Younger RIrI
Meanwhile the free hospital Of r. 90
vua m New Nork allowed h"r ?" study
and . wear later m" Medical tnlI"g"
uf ,Licago promised 20 admit i". II'
irdu ls'aus" th" state MsdIral Assoc
afIou 't ILLINOIS ~ ono" o"u~ur"d 10 '.H
accepting a woman
NG"r an interval Ms R'apzv"H ea-
r.,.... N"I uN ne tOiisg" 90 t.s. r.t"r
agt then" 81" finished me- "Uw~-'' SIC
studied 'N"u ~ fdlntuTEu under ...s
tamu4. br SIMPSON. IN" original o.
conan buyI..- Sh"rlork Hulm"- ~'"
alton t-t ~" clinics and lectures - 'Ls
greatest surgeons m PRr,s
FwiIy and Elizabeth Blackwell con.
ch.li"d nat h-caus. Of the m-agr' "pr"r-
uuIIt..~ for women hospital "Np"r.src"
would h." ~ NOR. immediate vain" than
roIlaR" study When they Proposed q
hospital there was a hvhbur
II Was sad that n" IN" would To- %
hun-. for the purpose. 'h1' IN" PROJECT
was grsavory enough ~ luI@arau"" '"
invite legal in'eTf"r"Ur". 'na' d"t'm
,crttfcates would 10 unrsrugrIy"d 'iH'
IMPROPER PERSONS would apply Tor 're1'
mont that discipline th"r" would -"
none that no one would Ga" money
for such cause
Al these objections were vanqu-n@d
\ hous" vR- got Sick wards wer" iu
stt'utsd Women and only women w"-"
IN m" hospital but there WIS = consult
rnR board ~ eminent mali physlCian-
In ssi tho New York Legislature IS-'I"d
q charter 80 m" hospital tn" success
~ 'n.. institution has heen remarkable.
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OlpIGuarN Notes

The Ee- Farther ptu- Mass ~ m" ,Ilr. r
II ~ lgratu- lnyola PARK aye"u" au1
Eighty fourth street died ys-tsrday NOW
ma ~ ~ trar'iz Hospital lie had boo
~ several years "" was horn - 'e1r- ago
m the NatI'au Hi- father ,a- 80 THAI
limo chamberlain 100 The hpgSsHo.I rf Pore
Gr~gorv w Tho son heKau hls ~,i.,, sfIur
preparatory 10 entering Tho ,lsfgr 3D. $50
- ne. 1s-uH NONIfia's IN Rome rpm
lfal, ~ -u' to South America and uud~r
TOOK ~. -stUnarN Nork ~ Ecuador " non
me IrsU,h COMPANY vas laporIrg on no
Panama ANAL Father Mass rr-get t.o
danger 81 mo yellow foyer and jared .nr
NE -t'k about twenty ~" 'rir- Ego DO.
"a trs 80 MS ,ouUtry HUd rr-f took ur "a or b
~ tnprReiOvu niversity Later ~. We.
90 Mission Iollsgs F,f'""u N.sr- Ixn ur
, = me- 80 sew Work Its Nn- ~ I.rtN,u.
rif er-ify for short time rt' mos OF 10
later NJ" hat besn spent In working for %"
,hnr,h ~ =. lguarIu- Iovoli \ ONO
'rr" o." va- Iu 'h7rz" ~ the %. .-fnr uu
tar Island ~" grow % ~ mo Young
lad, ~1daltv - lHrgs'r 81 80 20 fl'H her
MAJ iatueT Mast Wa Hr Irftn.rfr
lf-rI o.. Nr,rbi-hop F1rI"'
Ar'IIr Ioquari Who Won 'us Legion ~
Huuur for h,- "a orb A. "a oOmpo-.-r au,i' v r.f.v
IN music. - dead IN Paris ils va born
'h"r" ~ 80 one ~ his "p-fr'fa4. Ia
Lacquer" "4z sung 81 the tu-rno -ufna
YEAR HgD ~" wa- ~" ,omDp-.r oI r.n.
m"r"u- -png- orchestral Iru-i' AMI piara-
Tor VIOLIN
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IHsHs an NHru DrsB4Ht- What 4a-
...-..Hf.-li I'D. .r- pr-stsi-uf fT- FrgIaH
$1,000 . aTi fs. ~ atfl..fff f. come fIufr
30 .H-=-na.. o.. Frs-ssl=uf . NON
f".apfau.- 80 ut-fy amt s-ry-ut sHsr-
....n Crtntu1- White r~uara-st thtr r-
sH.tIt a.tdfy rHa- NJ ~ 90 .u HHs
Faruuu 80 rtti-
WY m-ntIsfs g fr- fsmuv ~fB D..
.'.u- ~ Ifnffpu- are ssz-,t ro a. frr co.
..ff~- sU-n harley Itff Wuu.t aiy-
rcd. ere H-H ura- hur-- ,h~-tuut- ty,i
ION ~uus utrI- ru Hf- 30, ssfs fur Iusf Hu~
B.r Iutt, 10 matter trst di.turb-t harley
0rur- tni ru"r- - 'h- ~ ne DAYS san-
When rrs prs-I,iHu. had stfcnssi -sgir
'--uplsu- 7isnf- and mtirh - rutu sell
btHun stirtEih.- raunf owes 80 Hst-fon
few uii~- awav. HiB psrty xsth-r~,t
HEstn and gui n"udv tp utofrr bsrk 20
tsNer.y lurtuE Hi- vt-u fr tho n-id
rrs. .ali".- be- uBu- 20 hat 80 q nonisnt
srfh fh. rr,--r'i.p' rnHNisis,l among others
IA, 81 u Harmon eh. had 'o stand
.pur" bsfnE from tho irr-id~p' 'ha'
had fu du Nth ~otn- cot VIZ Harfnou [.
asrtal mtVupz. Gsn Mics shp toh VIZ
r-Curi rump 80 N'lsntiv tIty shsu fN-
Nuzh. ri-r found himself wtthuuf ~.
more tuhn q ntis. abovs the Hua rtis an
NtNuT William shea - Quincy Glenn
,4r'.-- Ralph luhn-tun- harley VII.
Iartt tUt other tEtafar-. John -lautta 70
- rrutt,uE hor-~ fam" whom tho Prs-i-
tent greeted With HELM Brother
sheppard and Wany - The hruN. nav '
aud r,l-uus cutter officers Wru attend
the uI..f each daN
yali - Look .tf4,rd no brs-ld~U' =
uha IdDgr Co d"lav q moment ~ N" ma
chime 49, about - boz ranked M Tor the
rIn hupk 80 H.sVeFlv The Pros dent
loaned Far hack ~ tine automobile seat and
for a long time all the shaded ~ys-. IA
Spuautum and n-iRhhoring towns Wer-
gang a. m. moment
Two tiny black lines 'Ds' feet -'ral gr'
up ~ the sunset -howsd that RrnUkinr aud
he Wright machine -t,ll we're climbing
h~aVenWard The cry that had directed
all eyes aloft came FROM a watcher who
mad noted that Bru"ktns ard the salmon
pink cloud ~ sunset were fading into each
Other Tn" pair ~ tiny black lin"- grew
lighter for a moment and then the cloud
swain und-rIi -ath he. Az ainF ana blotied
hl- maChu" from yI"N swallowed IN the
pink say
In absolute -iiauce the President and
% 's1 ~ h'- people Rays,i at the cloud
Nstchf,Il secret service men forgot t"l
the moment and they too -aW only a."
CIu,Id ~ INNING above u swan s@dat"Iy
IN toward the Atlantic NTH Brookius
wrapped ny -om" plac" ~ IT, hIll"v-
and mat ~ tho sunset guns We're bpuIH.
Ing a"rD-- the harpur The wIuE- IT 80"
asTpplane begsU - traC" twp vague hU'--
N thu cloud Fringe gam hs 'Iuyi
fnafsd uut from n"u"ath him then and -
tho 'Wr httl' line. urdtP PATTERNED them.
-slve- ,1 unrailsl hIarN pen .irNk"- u gHtl-'
tho -kv u rhs.." for the yuuthtui aNtstDr
aNpiOsi.d from - ud- and field that must
haNg chmb.d unit tho last -peCk- - ~
wsr. merged with IN" song ~ the motor
pounding ~ MS "i- Hut maybe hr could
see that heads we're naTad ~ On. mtlr
patch pn the green map betuN MN Nhsrt
hats were tu~-InR w"lcun" - ~" h",
and the brl-a band h.>ids the President
was crashing forth m" star SpanRl~'i
manner
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u,>> nDE>'> IupORT ,rIO>>.
Just Bronght over Lingerie and Th,nES
to OhIIgr Tier TrIrnd Nra whIimorr

Nl-. Npr, I.vi"u. VINO mas . dress
making establishment AZ - West F"rty
nth street arrived uu "Wednesday night
bv the Nnt. star liner Ma Ie-tir with
gowns hngrrr" ard 'trdk"rChlef- which
she estimated 10 her DECLARATION {" h.,
worth Sga hut which the customs men
surrnt.ad W-r" worth more than tSp
Al the -'un va -eLt 10 the public stores
and Ms I.yd"u VA a-Ksd to app"ar
Yesterday hcfur. SpecIa Deputy sur
v.vor G.urg. j Smv'h and explain she
.aii -hs had brrgght over the lingerie
Tor the actress. VIDA Whitmor~ who had
been Nt-- l.vdeu- partner ~ the dress
making h,ISiu'-- untrl two wears ago.
The firm dld well uutl Vida d-cld~d Ia
abandon guwnmakIug Tor fnatrimony
becoming "utauEIs'i that way with Nan
d.ylllr d. Nariguy Hail Who was already
rpprrted She lee Jared after she returned
alone. FROM London from o two months
u,u.yfuuBn that -ts had IaId fYr " -
iuruipK oy.g TO- IitlI her Irwslry winch
-u- sad uid ro-t be- about t2uss
MI-- Iyd"u IuttHat"i that her friend
aud 80 partner might be- SilihR to- pay
the, duty on ~" lingerie She never.
mover Mis- WIDEN asserted g. Mr. Smytl
tutsnds-i ~ de- such thing ~ -InuEgls
~ uud-ryaiI- aud she sas willing t. - hid.
by the deC-Iou - ~" Custom Hous.
whatever " might be- She SAID -h.. wa
Government merely icing da~iro,I- II
DOING favor fpr her old friend and part
Nor ' ida. 'h. -S.churI- gTl ~ Weber :
Muse Hall
Mr Smvth postponed DECISION ~ the
case pending apprai~Hmsnt ~ the g"''d-
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Iiuuor rsx C-r,mca,-. ne, oGrd.

ALBANY. sept state commissioner
~ Excise Clements reports thai orders
have been granted revokIng IN" liquor
tax certificate IL Rose NJ. May at 2n7
Hudson avenue. Borough II BROOKLYN.
and 81 LouiSe Lawrence N III West
Thiry-frst street Borough ~ Manhat 70
tan The grounds upon which bot h
certificates were revoked were 'ha' tho
premises were allo~pd and Uorri''ad
~ become disordarlv. Trafic m hgupr.
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Farmer KHIs Himself R~cause TITS 81,
TOoA Wis Land.

NEwHrRGH Sept Because tho r.tv
u New York had taken Possession IT
half = the farm m New Windsor On which
b" had lived for many years. notwith-
hurs~d for the same ~ decided upon hv
the commission. George Baker an elderly
farmer NJ jackson avenue NSv Windsor
became deapondent and took a doc %
laudanum. from the effects ~ which he
died to-day The land IL n be used for
aqueduct purposes.
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TRIED 70 SHOOT MAGISTRATE
n . I'ON NOR ,ED HH SOoF
~ ITNtIH


.H.- ~ar.D mnar, ~hn --cap~f
~ufur,isv .,-' 'rrm q .anttarturn a.
"utrbI l-I.u o. aIrto-t rarri~.t out
y'.-'a~'iay h.- threat ~ sHl Naxi-sraf-
k-vrtr . Cd t..rr.r Nhn committed hIfn
.n llIv d. ~aruu'h-IdHIp Tho Maa.-
r-nr" srfH q pistol IN tho -fpop ~ me
.,.'ar Lnu-. - ~ Ea-' lIsth street
.u' oa- t.-armsi ry ,Itv Marshal Hsnry
Lazarus
tar' ,rrr.ran = 'h. Ta-' i0uh stree,
STATION bad % -uttius rhs man vtth hf.
.Iy On 't. Harlem puItr. court shsrs
.. rt- arragr"d h~fprs Niaxstrais
H,rrra. ~ar,u f.,r. rrarks - the rRh'
Ntg.-rrtr" u,ruu.r r1lt Magistrate
Herman rta' I" r.rugrtJed Sarun a.
q ".,u ,rrm b." had rnrrr1.''sd 20 Belle
800" '.r .' -"r atom and hn af'srv ard
Na- transferred O., -u'ral lshp
iaar.- and ut .uuor w-r- warned
nat crazy man had u'"u A. Tho Harlem
court several dav. ago broadening 10
-nu"t th" MagI-tr.t" and President Taft
it" waning was r' psa'sd veata rdaV
morning hv . court attendant 80 Lazarus
dec idad ~ az a. the Magistrate BODY
guard Narun was hiding ia a DOORWAY
u"ar 10y whom Otonnor and Lazarus
r"ach"d Nh" Mag,-trare'- hou-" shortly
after 9 ..,lr,k Iu the afternoon In.
lna'r, ran down m" -t@I- and drawing a
gl-iul EXCLAIMED
Wv mann : Gallagher | m going to
sd ,.ul aud then Kill pr--rd.nt Taft
'.. Ntgi-' ate ut~"t tn. man With a
,|.- E. f''- 'Hfrarh. while ayar'IS grabbed
49,. rr~'.' amt and wr"nch.'d away the
v,aI.u ~Ar.u was making a stIh eight
V h"u apt CIR. urau cam" along Saron
No. held 200 s. 49, hail IN a charge ~
''..'lHu- assault ~" made no sVplana
q d - I'D ~
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Railroad station Robs@d.

corn SPRINGS. y Y. sept Rurgar.
forced an entrance into tho join, STATION
81 the New York Central and Ne~hrirEh
Duchess and Connecticu' railroads a.
Duchess Junction last night blew
op"n tho saf" and got away with 'h-
day = f~o Ch' and pasS"uEe- rA0elpt-
which amounted - q Considerable sum
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united nnV HIIla ~ nrH1u fool 90 ftr twaF
ffuuu U.aHa FauifIs-zz .HFa Hud aIuH
1Irtfv s-r- ne fhfuaa fHuf HuuHf-sI
Ne rusHallv rur- . .tarH 90 . hsHrv HIH
sch . -nsi- p-sri H- rfunH % shIf-
shir'- F~w N-s Nurs men iuoa-'i o.
s-li tr----d Zoe I1n9-r Hm-
w Le-harL naL - ----u--L nv
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n" Wsn street edition ~ Tvs EvgNTNa SEr
ronuIrs sl ne fnsncial new, and the stock and
iona quota ions ~ me ciO-e ~ ne narss' rhe
losing 1uofa tiors. inrluding ne ND ana asked
arirrs "lfA additional news matter. are ron &.
utnes also 10 the night edition Of THn EvSNtEa
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