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by local applications. as they eaAnot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
ness and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
of the Eustachian tube. When this tube
is inffamed you have fumhlfng sound
or imperfect hearing, and when It is
entirely closed deafness is the result,
and unless the inf1afnmation can be
taken out and this tube restored to it's
normal condition hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nfne cases out of ten
are caused by catafrh. which is nothing
but an inhamed CONDITION of the mu-
cous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (c2used by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO. noledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists 75s,.
Take Halls Family pills for consti-
patton.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
UNION.

Herbert Newell of Springfield spent
several rays the past week with
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Hunt of Sturbridge
visited Florence Marcy the first of the
week.
Bertha Scranton of Dodge is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scranton.
Miss Marcy of Southbridge spent
Sunday with friends at the Marcy
homestead.
Several from town are at Whitman
tic camp ground this week
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In the Mill League.

c. at Taftville.
The games today are Y. NJ C. A
VS.. Baltic A. C. at Baltic.
The Y. N. c. A. goes to Baltic this
afternoon to play the Baltic A. c.
team. The Baltic lads hope to win
from the Y. NJ. c. A. today, as SO far
they have lost one and tied the second
game with the leaders.
The Taftville A. C. team will have
the following lineup against the I'll
gers: Desmarais, Lambert Froman-
der. Pilling. Hague. Krodel, LaBreque
Davignon, Smith. Hurd. Dan McShef-
ferry anG Charles McSheffery.
The Willimantic Emeralds' game
with the eJwett City Pirates will not
be played today as the Emeralds are
still in a crippled condition; but on
Monday the Emeralds hope to play a
double header with the Baltic A. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
EAST WELLINGTON

Mrs. D. L. Royce Is to teach in Bast
Wellington this year. The schoodfrerse
is being repaired.
Edith Cushman and Harold Cushman
are improving.
Hermon Cus1fnan has been conffned
to his bed for a few days past.
Miss Chase has returned to Coven-
try after visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Osborn.
Louis ingalls, was In East Wilmington
this week
George Wilson has a nne crop Of
oats.
Mrs. Baldwin's glandcflifd, Alfred
Baldwin, Jr, of New Hampshire, is
cha uffeur for General Iiilley
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
KANE
BROOKLYN,

Totals. 81 8 81 IA 2
Slated for .-Rueker in 9Th
*$Batted for Rarfden in 9th.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
ELLINGTON
People Come and Go on Vacation Out
ings.

Miss Henrietta Kibbe of Hartford
spent Sunday With Mrs. Eloise Char
ter.
Miss Matte E. Niles is in Colerain
Mass, for several weeks outing.
Mr. Eustace and family of Hart
ford We're callers at Thomas slim
sons on Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Max CHAMPION OF
Brooklyn y. Y, have returned to the IL
home in that city.
Miss Grace Noble is i'll with spina
trouble and is under the care OF a
trained nurse.
Mrs. Frank Nansle has returned
from visiting her sister in Wallup.
Mrs. ID. f. Jones is in Hebron Va,
visiting her aged mother.
Mrs. John J. Reed and sons. DON
aid and John have gone to their home
in Providence having spent August
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
PHILADELPHIA.

To.alsh So 10 81 10 0
TIN scored.
9th
eth.
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round of bridges, luncheons and teas.
the life at the Griswold. Eastern Point,
is as popular as ever, for the past
week has been filled with .gayety.
The links of the Shenecossett Coun-
try club has been the center of sport
lately for the annual golf tournament
has been in progress during the past
two weeks, and has just been COM
pleted. In the finals of the first six
teen Hugh Charles Sicard of New
ork defeated H. T.. Amy of Norwich.
This match gives Mr.. Sicard the 1910
championship and a handsome silver
cup. In the final match of the sec
ond sixteen n. Squire of New York de-
feated Charles r. Butts of Norwich.
by score of up and to play.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
LEWIS MEETS ENGLISH BOXER
New York Man, Who Claims Welterweieht Champion
ship, Gets Popular Decision on Points-Athletics
Take Doubleheader at Washngton-Broolyn Wins
Two from Boston Weekend Games on Local
Diamonds.

New York, Sept. EFT was a tame
exhibition that Harry Lewis. who
claims the welterweight champions ship
and Harry Mansfield of England gave
the crowd at the National Sporting
club of America here tonight On
points the popular decision goes to
Lewis.
Neither man was in danger of a
knockout in any of the ten rounds.
Lewis, the aggressor, landed on the
body repeatedly. but did no serious
damage. Mansfield relied almost sole
ly on defensive tactics and the specta-
tors at times hOOted their efforts.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
TURMERVILLE.
Attendants at Camp Meetina.

Mrs. William Chandler and daugh-
ter of Hydeville visited the former
sister. Mrs. D. F. Jaquith last week
Among those from this vicinity who
attended camp meeting at Whitman
tic Sunday were Will Edgarton, Will
lam Brehant and Mr.. and Mrs. D. +.
Jaquith.
Mrs T. r. Prentice and daughter
are spending two weeks with the for
mers parents in Stafford Springs
Mrs A. f. Jaquith and children are
spending the week with Mrs. W. E.
Jaouith
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
COTTON.

New York, Sept. Cotton spot
closed quiet, 30 points lower; middljng
uplands, 1900; middling gulf 1925:
sales, 500 bales. Futures closed steady
Closing bids: September 1885. October
1888, November 1894. December 1894
January 1882, February 1888, March
1910, April -, May 1916, June 13.45,
JULY 1913.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

played with his field, winning with
speed to spare in 2.06 IL and 2.05. A
study of the above conditions will fur
nish ample material for discussion pro
and con as to whether race luck phys-
cal conditions or lack of strenuosfcS
on the drivers part are responsible for
the in and out racing of Giftline.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
First Recorded Football Casualty.

Canonsburg, Pa, Sept 2.-The first
recorded football casualty of the sa-
son is reported from this place in the
injury of William Turner, left end on
the high school team VINO broke his
colarbone and several ribs during a
practice game today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

Manager Farrell has the following
lineup to play for the Hospital this
afternoon: Harrington c, W. Austin D.
Sam Austin lib. Manchester %, Fowler
3b, Kane SIS. White If, Dehl CT, Hayden
IF
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
81 GAnle-
New Xcr
New York

Score by INNINGS:
New York -..
Philadelphia 80.
Second game
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Fell Dead While, Playing Golf.

Mansfield, O.. Sept. Colonel Ben
jaInin F. Crawford, e. years old, found :
CT and former president Of the National
Biscuit company. fell dead while play
Ing golf on the WestbrooI Country
club links today.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
MON Ely.

New York, Sept. Mooney on call
easy at / 1462 per cent; ruling rate
ga last loan l IL: closing bid / Ia
offered at ] L.. Time loans steady:
sixty days 3 1.2@4 per cent: ninety
DAYS 444 IA per cent: six months !
IA per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
FIGHT Injuries Proved Fatal.

Keytsville. Mo, Sept. 2.-Charles p.
Vandiver, for IS years editor of the
Charlton Courier, here, is dead as a, re
suit of injuries he sustained in a fight
with John Cunningham. Jr.. on August
IS.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
TOLLAND COUNTY
BOLTON
Surveying for State Hishway-Both
Parties Hold Caucuses.

Rev and Mrs Thomas OHanlon
and daughters. Mrs. S. J. Ward, Miss
Katherine O'Hanlon of jersey CITY.
ans Mrs. Dallas Plat of California.
ieft town the first of the week. after
having spent two months at the Cen
ter.
Rev Mr. Mcleod of Andover preach
ed for the pastor Rev JAMES Roberts
Sunday morning.
surveyors came to the Center the
m Of the week. stalking out the
highway that is to he built by the
state from the corner of Mrs. J. b.
summers to +. J. Matthew's
Mrs. Esther Nortnam of East Hart
ford is spending the week in town
Mrs. Thomas Berry and Miss Helen
Berry of Hartford are guests of Mrs
Charles n LOOMS.
Mrs John Conklin of Cedar street
Hartford. is spending a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles f. sum
ner.
Miss Alice Eaton of New York is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank H. Eaton.
John Maloney of New London is
substituting for Harry Milburn. While
ne is enjoying a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper and chill
dren have returned to Hartford after
months stay in town.
Miss Josephine Sweeney of South
Manchester is visiting Mrs. j. J.
Sweeney.
Democrats Elect Delegates.
The democrats elected the following
delegates to the various conventions
al the caucus held August %:
State. F. J. Olds. Paul Clement;
congressional. W. E. Howe. c. NJ. Pin
ney county c. \. LOOMS M w.
Howard; material. Harry Mflburn.
Charles Lee: probate, r. d. Finley, F.
II. Strong. Town committee, j. White
Sumner, F. J. Olds, Fred Coleman,
Charles M. Pinney.
Republican Choice.
At the republican caucus held Fri
day evening. August IS, the following
delegates We're chosen:
State, G. F. Hellberg, W. H Loom
u.s. congressional John johnson, An
drew E. Maneggia; senatorial. F. l..
Loomis, Fl. NJ. Loomis. Ransom H
Carpenter, G. Fl. Hellberg: county.
John johnson, Calvin Hutchinson, Al
bert w. Cowles, A. NJ. BidWen; pro-
bate, William H. LOOMS, John John
son Herbert L. Maxwell, A. M. Bid
well. Town committee William H.
LOOMS, G. F. Hellberg, Calvin Hutch
inson.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

Mrs. Jacob Wilmert. Lincoln, ILL.,,
found her way back to perfect health.
She writes: 7 suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my appetite
was very poor at times. A few weeks
ago l got Foley Kidney Pills and gave
them a fair trial. They gave me great
relief, so continued till now am again
in perfect health" Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
Cincinnati Defsa(s Plttsburg.

Cincinnati Sept 2.-Cincinniat defeated Pitts
burg in an exciting game today. 5 to .. Cincinnati
pulled of triple play in the sixth inning when.
with FLYNN second and Wilson first Gibson
flied 70 Hoblitze Hoblitzei threw F-an. who was
covering first. retiring Wilson. and Egan reiayed To
McMillan second. retiring Flynn. Rowan was
steady the way Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
Eastern Point Golf,

With tournaments in golf and tennis
being run off, with catching, fishing
and bathing taking the time of many,
with fancy dances and masquerade
balls in vogue, and with the usual
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LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

with Mrs. Reeds father. Thomas Stem
SON.
Mrs. Pease and daughter of Altoona,
Pa. are in town as the guests of the
Misses Sarah and Linda Morris.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

| Manager Bowens Greenevilles are
| about due to strike a winning gait.
| Why not begin againstN the Hospital
| this afternoon?
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

Second place in the league depends
on Norwich Town beating the Centrals
at Sachem park this week. That means
a good clever game.
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Totalsf SO 10 81 10
HichIsnder 6. Bed Sox 5

New York Sent. 1.-The New York Americans
made five i'll the eighth INNING today and beat
the Red Sox to s.. TIE winning tally scored
wild pitch. Wood and Wagner protested the
decision and we're banisied from the grounds by
Umpire PerrineN Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

on the I'VE games played so far the
standing is Hospital 1000, Norwich
Town .667, CentraIs 1893 and Greene
vile 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

But for the City league Norwich fans
would be going without baseball. A
good reason for supporting their Sat
urday and Sunday games.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
Detrs;: Z. chiceao 3.

Detroit. Sept. 2.-Detruit easily defeated Chicago
here today 70 g. Although the visitors hit Null
lin hard TIE hits scattered while the visitors
punched theirs in twod innings. Delehsny's batting
the feature. In the seventh he drove a home
into the LEFT field bleachers. Score
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE STANDING.
New EnsIand League

AT Lswreree-FalI River l. Lawrence 9.
At Worcester-Ly1ln 0. Worcester ).
At HayerhiIl-Lowen s. Haverhil1 6.
At Brockton-New Bedford /. Brockton 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

II the Centrals can beat Norwich
Town on Sunday these two teams will
be tied.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

Boston. SEPT. z.-Brooklyn two from
Boston TO-DAY, the first by OF 10 and
the second te 0. Two By Herzos in the
ninth inning OF the hrst game it the Wis
second same. The
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

The Sachem park matinee this week
will be Norwich Town VS.. Centrals.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
Cleveland s. St. Loui. S.


Cleveland, SEPT. 2--CIeveiand defeated st. Louis
to ). Hall YVES the more effective and with per
feet support would have held Cleveland to
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
Easy as Reaching the pole.

1t may be that Walter Wellnaan may
have to GO down tn Cuba to raise the
Maine.--Albany Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
FRIDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING.


At H0iyoke-Firss game: New Britain g. Holyoke 4.
Second New Britain s. Holycke 1.
Al New Hayen-NoFthanpten 0. New Haven IL.
At Rartford-Hartford s. Springfield 2.
At Bfidgepoxt-BddRsport 4. Waterbury g.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

Totals. 40 IL 50 Is 81
Two out when winning scored.
fBatted Cor Devlin in 7th
Ran for Meyers in 9Th.
A+~Batted for Jacktsch in 18th.
*Batted Cor Moren il IIth
Score by innfn-s:
New York %
Philadelphia .....1 0 0 0 0 Is
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+Bstted for Kiilifer in 9th.
4-Batted FOR Hall in 9Th.
Score By inniuSs:
Cleveland ......1 0 : Il -
st. Louis ...........3 0 0 0 o O-5
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03

! Catcher Harrington is doing nice
| backstop work for the leaders.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-03
CITY LEAGUE NOTES.

Hospital diamond this afternoon.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past TWEEN
ty-four hours:
Bmil Kuhblank, So years, 1923 Q street
northwest
Charles II. Evans. IS years. 1911 Riggs
place northwest
Nellie Gooch, As years. Providence Hos
pital.
Celina Cooper. 81 years. 1922 22d street
Julia NJ. Wiedman. IL years, George
town University Hospital.
Edward f. Abner, ~ years, 1746 X
street northwest.
Catherine G. Beall. 70 years. 1924 Cal
ffornia street northwest.
Charles II. Brandt % years, 400 New
Jersey avenue northwest
Phyllis r. Woodield, 8 months, 704
18th street northwest.
Lawrence Dudeck, & days, corner 10Th
and w streets. Anacostia.
Dent NJ. Freeman. jr.. IA days, Chill
dren's Hospital.
Benjamin Belt, IS years, Little sisters
OF Poor Sd and III streets.
Elizabeth Turner, years, 2T26 N street
northwest
Samuel Jones. 50 years, 912 Delaware
avenue southwest.
Elvira Gardner, IS years. 1914 Bank
street northwest
Edna NJ. Joshua, years. 1914 fst
street southwest
Sarah V. Davis, II months, 80 Elm
street northwest
Ulysses Green. month. 1870 III,
street northwest.
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BURIED UNDER ENGINE.
Brick Company Employe Has Mar
row Escape From Death.

John Marks, whose home is at 1871
c street southwest, narrowly escaped
death yesterday afternoon while working
at the plant OF the New Washington
Brick Machine Company. Abingdon, Va.
He was employed by a contractor. doing
work on the property of the company,
and Yesterday he took the place of the
engineer on a dinkey engine. The engine.
il is stated. ran away with him. going
over the end of the track and crashing
through a building about forty feet be-
low.
Marks was partly covered with the de-
bris and persons employed about the plant
were certain he would be found dead.
They were happily surprised, however.
when 1t was found that he had not sus-
tanned a broken bone. He was brought
to the Emergency Hospital for treat
ment. The accident resulted in about
$1,000 damage to the property, and 1t
will he several days before the plant will
be in operation.
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DUEz'S CLERK ARRESTED
IMPORTANT PAPERS SEIZED IN
HIS ROOMS.
Lived on Grand Scale While En-.
ployed by Accused French Church
Property Liquidator.

Martin Gauthier. until three years ago
confidential clerk to NJ Duez, the en-
Dazzling liquidator OF church properties,
was arrested today at Movers. The house
which Gauthier had occupied in this city
had been searched and twenty sets of
important papers. which are said to
reveal Duez's modus opera ndi, seized
Additional important papers were dis
covered today in apartments that Duez
had rented. The clerk, after forming a
connection with the liquidator, lived on
a grand scale, possessing automobiles and
other luxuries.
The newspap ers are now devoting their
attention chiefly to revelations rega riding
NJ. Lecouturier. one of the three chief
liquidators and a brother-in-law of
Bunau-Varilla. proprietor Of the Matin.
NJ. Lecouturier has grown rich and has
rented the famous Villa de Castellane at
Trouvile.
Premier BRAND, Minister Of Labor Viviani
and former Minister Of Commerce Cruppi
were offered briefs in connection with the
liquidation during the earlier stages Of
the work repeatedly. but always de-
cIined, explaining that they considered 1t
would be improper for them to obtain
professional fees from cases arising from
the law for which they had voted.
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WILL OF D. B. CROFT.
Sons, Daughter-in-Law and Grand
children Named Benefciaries.

The will OF Diller p. Groff. dated Janu-
airy %. 1907, was filed today for probate
A bequest OF 81 900 is made To his daugh-
ter-in-law. Rose Croft, and a similar be-
quest TO his grandchild. Edna Croft. An
other grandchild. Emory Croft. is TO have
5000. and son, Adam III. Croft, 500
The Brightwood Park NJ l.. Church is
given 500 and Maggie Newman. serv-
ant an annuity of s. a month for life and
800 at her death for funeral expenses
The remaining estate is left to his two
sons. Diller +. Croft and Chester c. Croft
In equal shares. They are also named as
executors.
BY the terms of the will of Mrs. Annie
Carney, dated April I. 1895. her son, Ed
ward Garvey, is given 500. To her
daughters Annie Carney and Kate Kid
we'll Sl0 each is given, and her daughter
Mary Fowler is to have 500. The re-
naming estate goes TO the son. Edward
who is named as executor.
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TO STAMP OUT BLACK HAND.
Chicago Proposes to Form Squad
of Foreign Operators.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 12.-The city
of Chicago will spend more than $4,000
a year to stamp out the BLACK Hand
IL an ordinance drawn yesterday by as
sistant Corporation Counsel Day. on the
suggestion OF Chief of Police Leroy T.
Steward. passes the city council. 1t will
be introduced next Monday.
Mr. Days draft calls for the appoint
ment by a civil service examination of
twenty-five or more foreign operators.
The salary of each is to be 81 200 year
This squad will be an adjunct to the
police department. and will be known as
foreign operators
Col. Steward plans to have only Italians
as members of the squad. The civil serv-
ice examination will be in Italian. which
probably will preclude those of other
nationalities from competing in the test.
Hundreds of Chicago Italians are ex-
pected to ta-.e the examination, but the
names of those selected to compose the
force will be kept secret.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health office during the past twentv-
four hours:
Reginald and Mary C. Reed; boy.
Rollo c. and Beryl Scott: boy.
George W. and Minnie Levy; girl.
Charles c. and Rosa Noble: girl.
Benjamin c. and Ethel L. Goodman
girl.
Henry and Mary q. F'rain: boy.
William and Mary Gordon; girl
George and Maggie Jones: boy.
Chapman and Mary Barnes: boy.
Noah and Viola Thomas; girl.
Charles w. and Bertha Stewart; girl.
Daniel and Ella Hobbs: girl.
Charles and Mary A. Mallory: girl.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Fred ". Held and Eva NJ. Foc.
James Carter and Rebecca Griffin.
John F. Bieber and Elbertha Dixon.
James Miles and Minnie Brown.
Henry Lornsen of this city and Mabel
Prahl Of San Francisco. Cal.
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DIED.

BEALI,: On March II, 1910. at am. at the
residence OF her daughter. Miss Clara W.
Beall. 1924 California street CATHERINE
G.. widow Of Thomas J. Beall and daughter
OF the late W. w. and Angeline G. Owen. all
of Montgomery county, Nd, in the seventy
third year of her age.
unerai services at her daughters residence
Sunday. March Is, at II IN. Interment at
Rockville cemetery. Rockville. Md. at 2:3O
O'Clock. 9
CRAWFORD. Departed this life Friday. March
IL. 1910. at 6:15 am, at his home. 6S1
Acker street northeast, ISAAC TONEY
CRAWFORD. beloved husband Of Write
Crawford (nee Jackson) and only son Of Mrs.
Victoria and the late Chas. r. Crawford
brother Of Mrs. Lnla Marshall, Mrs. Nettie
Thomas and Miss Bette Crawford.
Funeral Sunday. March 13. at D m from Mount
Israel Baptist Church, 5th and + streets
southeast. Interment at Woodlawn cemetery
DENT. On Friday, March IL. 1910, at $50
pm. Mt her daughters residence, 11O3 18th
street northwest. JOSEPHINE. beloved wife
of Sandy Dent. and mother Of William. Fan
ME jackson. Maria Curtis, and sister Of Mary
Henson and Alice 1e6Gxieks ga EEaA6-s
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Dramatic and Musical Recital.

Features OF the dramatic and musical
recital given by Ellen Vockey Seifert last
night were 1.-The letter scene from Mac
BETH" the curse scene from Leah the
Forsaken.' and lighter recitations by Mrs.
Seifert. Other numbers of the program
We're a violin and piano duet by NJ. $.
Scharbau and George Bahr. soprano solo
by Miss Lois Parker. bass solo by j.
w Walton. monologue by Mrs. Seifert. a
piano solo by Robert Bond Gotta, solos.
vocal and instrumental. by Harry p. Will
kins, Master Oscar Zeitier. j. w. Walton
and Charlton Howarth. and Tosti's Good
bye. by Miss Lois Parker. with Miss
Anna Gerhold as piano accompanist.
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FLOUR CASES DISMISSED.
Four Seizures Made at Omaha Drop.
ped by Government.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, March IT,
Pierce Butler, special counsel for the gov
eminent. dismissed today what are
known as the "bleached -four" cases in
the federal district court.
There were four seizures of -four be-
longing to the Updike Milling Company
of Omaha and the Shawnee Milling Com
pany of Topeka
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Pledge Against Treating Taken.

MADISON, Wis. March 1.-THE move
ment to have all the state university
faculty and students declare under pledge
that they will stop treating to intoxicat-
ing liquors went into effect yesterday
with practically every student enrolled.
The signatures number nearly 1000.
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V. X. Wilmington of Portsmouth, Va,
died suddenly Friday at the home OF
Henry p Glasgow. his brother-in-law. in
Roanoke. He went there ten days ago
TO be with his wife. who is dangerously
i'll. He was forty years old. and had
four brothers living in Roanoke.
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Exclusive in Washington.

The Star has the exclusive
right to the publication in Wash
ington of Christy Mathewson's
great base ball story, won in
the Ninth" 1t will begin Mon
day.
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More Storage Facilities Required.

The hop committee of officers on duty
at the Naval Academy are arranging to
give fancy dress ball and domino party.
1t will be held in the gymnasium on the
evening of April 1. Admission for others
than members OF the hop association
will be by card only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-12

+ The main Offices OF the Buckhannon
and Northern and Little Kanawha rail-
roads are TO be moved from Parkers-
burg w. Veto Pittshur1s