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S3r Other Dental Work at LOW PRICES. Painless Extraction a Specialty. IIPhon i708Hoor i8amtoO S6nday ti rrtto 4pm. BEAT OUTWIFES BRAINS WITH HEAVY FL ATI RON if SHE HERMAN TEX. August 4.

Wilder. a farmer. residing belt mite tin Torn Bens small town six miles from Sherman beat his wife's brains out with a flatiron this afternoon and shot himself with a shotgun. The' charge entered the left side. between the ribs and bin disemboweling Wilder.

Causes IdRiHDors ofAnli- Foreign OefflonIra1io Policeman Wfco Did Soothg ed tat Distorted Stories Out Out. Foreign Clubs Are ed' by Mexican Papers for Squashing Rumors. Mexico City. August A policeman at e. ptae near Guarajuato who tad partaken of too much strong drink drew his revolver and shot several peo- jSe including Mexicans and one me can.

wounding them. Thz incident was distorted Into a story of an oretgn demonstration. The poUcernn was dis- armed try Mexican ponce and win be properly punted. The newspapers praise the action of the foreign clubs or Ui city in emphatically denying the existence of any peril to foreign resident BOY IS KILLED BY STREET CAR Leonard Abernathy Falls From Bicycle In Front of Speeding Car. Savannah.

Oa. August 12. Special. Leonard Abernathy. 7 years old son or Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy of this city. was fatally Injured by being run over by a street car at Abercorn street i JO o'clock this morning.

He was carried to a near by Hospital and died a few mthutes alter 2 o'clock alter having his left leg amputated. Had he lived he would also have lost his right W. E. Grifnn. rnotcmnan In charge of th ear.

was arrested end held under 500 bond on a charge of criminal negligence. Young Abernathy was riding his bicycle between the tracks. A. dog ran after him. and In kicking at the animal he lost his balance.

III. wheel eUpplng on the track. He fell headl ms In front of a car and was dragged quite II. distance. O3TAGB ffSASLT A.

jStenaland Kade Clean Sweep of August 12. State enk Ex it C. Jones completed hl in- of the affairs of the defunct Wrfwank Avenue state bank today and win forward te report to the authorities at Springfield tomorrow The official was reticent concerning the exact re sults of his Investigation but Intimated that the total shortage ed is between UOO000 and SbOO000. Tbe local police and the states attot Joey's office continued their inquisitions. Xnxpector Sbppy questioned more than dozen the institutions employees.

information from watdbmen assistant tellers end other inlacw officials. One bookkeeper was pos- IQre that President Stenslands son was KiWglflzant" of the shaky condition of the previous to July 14. the date on bkh young Stensland latns he flrat uraast ted irrecolarltles on the part or hU tb Other employee. told the In- ntetar of mldnbt trip to the bank by- ssIdnt nslandand Cashier fleeing. Information 1 regarded a Impw- nt to.

the police. EAT ALL YOU WANT Tb a doe Moarfs TSuxa tod ywilf snfftr years prom lyrtttlwimtest aacdT wafWSa TrfK stcr-a4 liw4rrtti iwJttSrtiit j' 4v He will die. Three small children witnessed the crime of their tattler One boy. seven years old. and a smaller brother walked to Torn Beau and to.

the story to a married sister. The room where Mrs. WUdT body lay S. bespattered with giving evidence' of a struggle. No move for the crime is assigned.

Judge Sapors Opinion Causes tales of Passengers' on. New York Trolley Cl vated Roads Acting on J1udg Opinion Befu to Py Second Flare. New Tori August I2 Scenes or tils. order were witnessed on a number of the trolley and elevated roads leading to Corey Island today when passengers. guided by an opinion handed down by Supreme Court Justice Gaynor yesterday- refused to pay a.

second fare. At one period during the afternoon. the Brooklyn vapId Transit Company refused to convey Its passengers beyond Neck Road. the second tare boundary. so long as any or tire passengers refused to pay the additional five et The result was block of cars and the trains a.

mile long. Great crowds of ejected passengers gathered at the second tare point. held Indignation meetings and promised to bring many suits for dam. ages aprfnst the company. The police authorities bad.

igke precautions to ytrteus trquiW at these places. although th polka wet-e Instructed not to Interfere In disputes between passengers and. employees oq the second fare question. Severs passengers wee In jured today in being thrown from the cats. While the police had acted during the day only to prevent disorders they tonight took command and for a time kept the cars moving so rapidly that the In stctors could not eject passengers.

Later. however. the motormen declined to move the cars and the police arrested several of them for obstructing the streets. They arM took into custody Dow. J.

Smith. general superintendent of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. on a charge of obstructing traffic by refusing to allow the cars toproceed to tney Island and Division Superintendent Davis on the same charge. FLOOD BEARING DOWN ON CROPS Great Damage Expected in Lewer Basin of Colorado giver. Houston z.

August 12 The flood in the Colorado river. which started from the torrential Yams in the Sarlfelo country a week ago. is Just now reaching the lower valleys ail the farmer are making earnest endeavorsto save what they can of their crops. Despite every effort the loss will be heavy. as there" are many farms In the bottoms from Austin the rivers mouth.

Additional rains around ustlnpiake It certain that the flood period will last for at least two weeks. and that the river will leave its banks at many points. Steamer In Bad Position. Pants. Del Azores August 12.

The passengers and elUgo of th Italian-steamer Brooklyn from Marseilles August 4 for New fork which grounded in entering tW port August ID. have landed. The vessel i in a tjad po sition. Thieves in rlut' t. Petersburg August 12.

today surprised tWtves a they were entering a priests house in DoltrOrOu ottlkT street. A fight ensued' and the tWeve after kflUn two policemen and wounding ft passerby. Mad MulUh td tioctdon August I S. Th eormponden at Adn of The DeBy Mart reports that the mad muflai Jias raided the flomal lend txwder kuUbg more ttn one thousand of th RareharQn tribe dwelling tber Ojmden iiegion- and capturing. 1 0- the gambljnracene hi own six cocked i SaID.

mnst be. plared. with real jnoney. He Wirried tet' the Jldi than NichoIa1NIchoIaIyih to Act as Buffer for the Czar. ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE HAS MADE HIM CAUTIOUS But That Ii Not Given for Declining to Act as Comia Wh re Martial Exists.

St. Petersburg. August 12. Grand Duke kholaa Nlcholalevltch has declined to accept the post of commander in chief of all the troops or the empire. where roar.

tlll1 law exists wttoh was' tenered to him August 4. Whether this deckled before or after the attempt on the life of the grand duke at Seto on August 10 is not known. but tile ostensible reason is that Grand uke Nicholas believes such a post should not be given to a grand duke but to purely military man. He advocates the appointment of General Ltnevftd1. formerly ct In of the Manchurian army.

but the emperor has not finally decided the matter. Today the second birthday of the caste- vltch. was observed with the usual display of flags and Illuminations. ut there was no enthusiasm in the celebration. In tact few persons seemed even to know what was the occasion of the decorations.

The day was quiet in the capital. The aotlvVy or the terrorists In the provinces Included. besides the usual harvest of assassinations in Warsaw an attempt on the life of General JCar ween chief of the gendarmerie of Samara province. and the wounding of Captain of Police Ivanoff of by a youth. who fired thrice at him in the street.

The assailant of General KItt8teleff mounted the stairs of the generals chnceUory eid threw a ibomb at random. The missile failed to explode and the miscreant escaped In spite of hot pursuit. General Strtjon acting governor general of Warsaw city and province. has been relieved of tai oboe and will be succeeded by General Von Larksy. It is conjectured that the change due to General etrtJofTs order with reference to the responsibility of towns.

wtolch General aka. ton before his transfer to Helnon as governor general. of Finland was obliged to cancel. Child of A. O.

Self. The year child of Mr. sod Mrs. A. O.

Self died at East Point last night at o'clock Th funeral arrangements will be announced liter. Lola Kent. Mrs. Lula Kent the wife or Mr. a Kent.

died Saturday afternoon at the residence. 60 Henry street. She survived by her husband and three children. The funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the residence and this interment wa It Casey's cemetery. Mrs.

W. A. Sima. Mrs. vVA.

films a ed se years died yesterday morning- at the residence 14 wait street. Funeral services will be held at Harry G. Poole's private chapel today at 0 o'clock. The body will be sent to Bogart 0. for interment.

FOR THE Washington August 12. Among other conventions scheduled for the week are Monday Omaha convention National Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen Colorado Springs International Convention Typographical Union of North America Buffalo. National Harness Manufacturers and Dealers' Protective Association Des Moines National Convention Society of the Army of the Philippine New Test Comeritfon International Stereotypers and Electro. typors Union. Tuesday National COO American Association fit.

Louis or. Uonalt Convention American Growers' re Poughkeepsle N. T. Improved Order Red Men Great Council Ridge- nesT. Pa.

National Convention Scandinavian Brotherhood of Amoeba Roanoke. Vs. National Convention NaUonaU Firemen tion Put-hi-Day. Na. tlonal.

Convention Metropolitan Vhllatio Association Wednesday New Haves. InternatIonal Convention Munleipel Electricians' As- oc1a3oo Montreal National Congress New Tork National Convention Universal Craftsmen' Council Engineers. JUlty KASII DEAD. of a. juguit t2- Sp 1.

Mrs Mary Ann flansoil wile of exudes AugusttnR kanselt and mother of C. P. Hansell. assistant secretary ot the state senate. died here this afternoon at 4 o'clock pd 82 yeses.

She wee. one of Thomasmles bet beloved ruJdfllu' She is survived by tier husband. who war lop fifty yearsJudge of the southern circuit court one son end three daughter. Funeral wIll take place tomorrow afternoon at I a1 nsoommendatlon by mere Jury yesterday Call Offlcen Bran- sd ifolcamb. arrested tour to held for the murder of Henry Qrawford In Plttsbmg last week.

The coroner. called. a jury yesterday rooming A' w- and LuellaiDunus arcrstiedded nd held in jhe Tower la await adJct9 ortqr razza Jurrffof Contest II JB Ulbt Out ll Convention. CanipbeU in th Primary but railed of Majority and th Delegates Will Settle th ht Houston Texas August U. Tbe democratic state eonVtetlon will assemble at Dallas Tuesday to nominate-a full ticket nomination being equivalent to election.

The only countt is over the gubernatorial nomination. all others Mv. log settled to this primaries two weeks ago. The primary vote for soy- which will officially declared by tie state was T. M.

Campbell. toS4 O. B. Colquitt 8B2 U. Brooks TO.

064 C. Ben. 65 J68. There having been no election the choke or a candidate now lies with the convention. They are bound by' their Instructions on the first ballot which win be as follows Campbell 21240.

Colquitt sasso. Belt 16458. Brooks 16535. After the. first ballot Brooks will be dropped as the low man.

and. it to vjpon the disposition or tide vote wt the Yeull wilt depend. The low man is to dropped at the end of each ballot. The nominations other then governor wm be as follows Lieutenant governor. A.

S. Davidson of CUtlro. Attorney general. R. V.

Davidson of Galveston" Comptroller. John W. Stephens. of Limestone county. Treasurer Sam Parks of AMlene Land commissioner.

John Terrell of Austin. Railroad commissioner 1. Storey. of Lockhart. Superintendent of public Instruction R.

or Mexla. Chief justice of the supreme court. Reuben R. Gaines. of Paris.

Assistant judge. court of criminal apo peal John N. Henderson or Bryan. Congressmen Cud other district Officers are to be nominated in conventions to be held next Saturday. BATTERIES AT PORT I etachm nt of Artillery Are Going Into Camp.

Port RUey. Has. August 18 The Eleventh battery or leM artillery arrived at the camp of Instruction today with its big Inch siege gun it came here under TfcCommand of Cata ffMMTV fey marehln from Fort Leavenworth. making the trip ten days. There are now ten batteries or field artillery at the camp ant this number represents third of all the- United States net batteries.

The la train bringing in the Arkansas regiment arrived at the camp this morning. The Arkansas soldiers win commence their work at the camp tomorrow. WNT ELAM TO QUIT. Demand la tad. by South Carolina i ei Spianbrg S.

C. August It. The cotton growers of this section have adopted a resolution for presentation Harvie Jordan president of the Southern Cotton Association calling upon him to temeiij the resignation of Secretary Cleatham on the ground that the recent Investigation In which was the centraj figure has been or wm be. detrimental to the" general Organhltlon If he remains in U. B.

Byres' Body Is Found in a Field. Zanies City. Mo. August 8. The body or ii.

Hyres. secretary of the national board of trade of Kansas tity was found in a Held Saturday afternoon and today it was Identified. His suicide was due to financial difficulties. Saturday flyers caned up a director of the board of trade and tonf ssed he was short I 0000 in his accounts. res speculated in train.

GOOD' EurtrEara IN PELHAM. of 31SIS8 In the Towns District tetham Go. August 12. Special The progress of Pelhaia is indicated by the tax returns for this district. wJtC4 show an increase of MIS 1 27 over last year or so increase' of 8 pet cent.

The total increase for the county is over a half million dollars. Of this Increase the POThLIU 0 strict furnishes over. half. Car Shop. Tied.

Up. FlUgerald Qa August I 2. 8peciaL Work at the Atlantic. Birmingham and Atlanta shop here temporarily sue. pended on account of the action of the carpenters bricklayers and common laborers WHO signed a petition for the removal of the present superintendent of construction When the petition we.

rent the men wer Informed that tholf cervices were suspended ma would be paid on Monday. Out of th I7 men who have been employed 140 signed th petition and work la entirely suspended. The carpenters. bricklayers and laborers are reported to onion men. Ga.

Angnst peeialf Pelhatft rtcelvTe her first. bale of this easo cotton Saturday wtrtmragnt i Matt Bank purchased STEALS ARTS Angust tf Al dispatch sajnlhat Tora of Those 2 Drowned Sacrtttord Their Live in an Attempt. to to Others After On. Plunged to Only to Perish. Davenport Wash.

August 12. Five persona prominent in social Ute of Davenport woo had deco enjoying an outing on the banks of the Spokane river about twelve miles northeast of here. were drowned today. The dead MISS WINNIE JONES are It. A.

L. BPROETT. ed 40. MRS. A.

BRGET1 aged as. ROY HOWARD. aged 28. 1. IQXAN aged 34.

Four of the drowned sacrifled their lives in an attempt to save others. One after another they plunged into the river. only to be drawn down either. by the whirlpool or the undercurrent. I.

P. Moore returned to Davenport to night with the body. of Mrs. Berlfett the only one recovered. The Leeds Pearl Necklace.

Prom The New. York American The case lnvofing duty on the famous Leeds pearl necklace. which is the most valuable string of pea rig In America Is to be ought to a finish In the United States courts The government will Institute proceeding In the United States circuit court for the Southern district of New York against 23. Citroen a French dealer In jewelry. woo imported the necklace for 10000 customs duty.

The necklace is in the posesslon of the government officials. William U. Leeds the millionaire Rock Island railway official. and Ms wife are the persons who sought to get the pearls Imported. having picked them up In a Paris Jewelry house for the modest sum of 220000.

Citroen undertook to do the importing. The duty on pearls set as jewelry III' So per cent. but on unstrung pearls the duty is only 10 per cent. In the belief tm he could avoid paying the larger amount Citroen took the necklace apart androught the aris here unstrung. Citroen paid a duty of 22000.

or 10 per cent. Then It became known that an effort had been made to evade the law and the valuable pearls were szed and held by the authorities. Overtures for a setU unent of the' case have been made to the treasury department arid declined and. the suit to recover the 50 per cent duty Is to be pushed to a finish. Citroen has retained former Judge Alton B.

Parker as counsel to tight the government. the other day advised ant Secretary Reynolds. or the treasury department in charge of customs that he would be glad to mend the pearls back to France. He insisted. however on getting back the 22000 duty he had paid.

This the government would not allow. Jewelers all over the country tire in terested iii the e. for it Citroen wins tits point an pearls and precious stones In are wm be imported unstrung. subject only to the ID per cent duty. Bad Banking Officially Taught.

Prom The New York Times. We are far from wishing to be critical regarding Secretary Shaw's five-dollar- note circular. are rather Inclined to praise it. a offering once mote a good practical sotSitton of a bad situation created by law. If the secretary could only procure the enactment of good statutes as eXcefully as lie makes the lest oh bad ones he would be entitled to Higher rank as a constructive financier that he now occupies.

Nevertheless hi circular puts on edge the teeth of all sticklers for good banking. WI well ea for good legislation. Put out small notes. says the secretary they will stay out longer. Yet every banker regards the shortest-lived note as the soundest and best.

live in times when the meaning of actual redemption la unknbwni The nearest to It the sending to Washington of one promise and receiving back another promise with the result that most be here that a promise to a dollar. not send them to for redemption until unfit for use. says- Mr. Shaw. When a bank note unfit for useT The standard set up by the secretary's counsel and by practice or the banking community to ability or the note to hold together physically.

They are kept going long after they offend the eye and nose and there have been see of actual disease caused by them. They ate dirty and only fit to be handled afteer washing and Ironing which has been actually done to some cases. Disappointment. From Up. Daughter Mamma I advertised under an assumed name that I would like to make the acquaintance of a nice ntle- ffian.

Mamma How shocking And what was the result I I only got one answer and that was tram papa. The success of the days work depends upon the quality not the quantity of the days breakfast. It isn't how much you eat that counts its how much nutriment your stomach gets out of it. for breakfast isthe proper beginning of a successful day because it all nutriment and so euy to digest. that it never induces that sleepy feeling which accompanies Accuse of many- other' foods.

Apitezo- contains all the necessary tirfv arid eggs and uppIiei in dditloa the' bW- nergidor vegete- lack. sV ffi. ri I crlip delJdoas ralfood for Seven Ken Condemned in a Bunch' and Instantly Executed No Or nlonsy th Grave Czar by Appeal. lieWfor Finland August The trial by eourtmartla1 of the Svetbcyg mu- Uneers commenced Saturday sad Lieutenants RochanoYskY anti Eztfilanoff. aged respectively 20 and 21 years and five soldiers the tint sitting found guilty arid condemned to death and all were shot burled in a common grave without ceremony.

Kochanovskys Father Is a colonel of the guards at St. Petersburg. EmOlanofrs mother appealed by telegraph to the emperor for a reprieve. but unsuccessfully. EmWanoCt' fiancees ar.

Test compromised his cue DR. CHAS. HURT. YIELDS TO DEATH Continued From Page One. wa the eon of Joel Hurt and WM born in Russell county.

Alabama. July 28 1843. His father was born in Putnam county. la 1813. Re was e.

planter and owned large mining' interests In Russell county where located in 1825. Ha served as sheriff of that county in 830 was In the Seninoc wax in 1838. In 1833 he married Miss Lucy Long daughter or Ntmrod Washington Long a. native Georgian. They bid eleven children six of whom grew up wd three now survive- I r.

C. D. Hurt. Ellsha F. Hurt of New York city Joel Hurt.

president of the Atlanta Street Railway Company. preji- dest of the East Atlanta Land Qroaiy. secretary of th Atlanta Home Insur- SOCC which he organized ant engaged logman other business enterprises. Henry N. Hurt.

one of the brotll- er served In the pith Alabama. regiment an died at Tupelo Miss. in 1862. E. P.

Hurt was al In the Forty. fifth Alabama regiment serving until July 22 1854. when lie was severely wounded at Atlants. Dr. Hurts id father was Henry Hurt.

who resided In Putnam county Georgia. Dr Charles Davis Hurt resided In Russell county from the time of his birth until 1861. receiving his education In the schools or that dtrict. In the latter year he entered. the confederate Ice.

enlisting In an artillery company. principally composed Russell county men. commanded by Robert A. Hrdaway who was promoted to the' rank of colonel In the lUtuter Toting Hurt served as corporal tcr nine months hon he we. discharged to account of Illness.

In April. 1882. lie teriZlsted In the Forty- fifth Alabama regiment company fl. After serving- as a private for a few months. he Was transferred to a cavalry regiment connnandnd by Colonel Macnon with be served until the elope of the war.

During most of Otis service with the cavalry he was quartermastar sergeant and took Put to the second battle of Mknanaa and many other minor engagements. At the close of the war. Dr. Hurt came to Macon County. Alabama.

and there engaged In farming until 1889. when he began the study of mldldne with Dr. B. Y. Johnston- at Notasulga.

Macon county. Ala. A yeas- later he went to the Atlanta Medical College. and In 1871 to the Medical College or Georgia. Augusta graduating there the same year.

lie locate at Notasulsafor one year and then practiced at Hurtsboro until 1884 wh he removed to CoTunbus. Ge lived there eight years. During his. residence there he served as the president of the board oh health. for seven years was a member of the school board and for the seine number of years was the chairman of the board of stewards of St.

Luke's Methodist church. In October. 1892. Dr. Hurt came to Atlanta and we vice president of the Atlanta Society of Medlolne.

having been elected to that position Tor the term of one year. at the annual meeting of I8 4. He was also a member of the Medical Society Of Georgia. of which he was a censor. chairman of the committee on programmes and very prominent In all Its councils.

He aWII. sled long agowith th and A. At. and was a worthy mastet or Hurtsboro lodge. Hurt boro for several years dun- Jnlf his residence at that place.

lie was am mayor of that city for one term. Dr. Hurt was married in July 1863. to Mary Louisa Grant daughter of John F. and Francs Pollard Cone.

They have eight children of whom six are now living three sons and" three daughters CnsTlell O. Cashier of Plants Bank. Macon. sat partner In the Insurance- eking firm of Plant Hurt. who married' Anna Roe Gray.

daughter of James St. Or Port Valley Ga. George Nlmroj residing Macon Luis Lucy John W. and Mamie Hand. Dr.

Hurt war a member of the ninth international congress which met in Washington. D. iw. and 553 very prominent in professional as well. as social.

droles In which he WLI universal favorite. OELEA1S INVITES TEDDY. Askd to Silm Service Presentation to ih LtlUfiAtia New Orleans. August I2.H was announced tonight that. committee representing the New Orleans pro msive Union will visit President Roosevelt To ask him to attend tie presentation of it silver service from the state to the battle ship Wulsiana Store tnl fan1 The com- thitte.

will also urn hatrUi president mike his trip to Panama- en the Loulsi- ana. r. Harrlaon Barmen. Msoon Oa. August via WpecUl.

1 0. Harrison former pastor of toitre Baptist church who has been In Europe for more. then a year. was heard at the jmljHt- Ff Ms charge re this unorplol Jbr a larg confrjg- Mo He lll probably accept the position to which his- beea hoea at sHoiaTr tier to TM Tempt reports from shore today passed oren whale boat ofnh Sr ncJh.northerttjnadron1 which- i trine Off 4 pr4 fctftb. Summer Fixings At SeasOsEnd Pices 1.

Men's Suits and Odd Trousers at 25 per cent Discount A gorgeous arra of if did values its your ppp.pr- unity to save money Straw Hats Sf 00 worth from 52. OO to S5OO. We. don't want to cawythem over. Wash Neckwear worth 2Sc to close 3 for 50c.

JOc values 35c' 3' for 500. Splendid. assort- merit. Bros. Correct Clothes for Wen" 26 Whitehall Street MANY LIBERTIES ALLOWED THAW Continued Prom page One.

except. the Tombs walls. His cell seldom locked. and when It is it is Thaw do riot care to be disturbed. The attendants run to answer his every call.

Almost Immediately. after I1arteidges departure every day Evelyn Wesltt Thaw arrives. and alter e. cushioned chair ha been placed for tier at the cell door and the keeper has retired. the couples conversation begins.

A queer conversation it is. In the main. Thaw censures his tfe for slns either oh- omiss3onor- commission. jSomor times lilt language Is shocUnglr yttupera- At stUer tlfl5 UaU tenderness and Mrs. Thaw goes wJUi ifas UI the curtain is drawn and the cay of the world are forgotten.

Sister Does Talking Then cornea. Mrs. William Jhaw mother of the prisoner by her daughter. Mrs. George lnder Carnt- gte whose faces tell of sleepless nights.

lt Mrs. Thaw. the with downcast eyes and trembling mouth. The talk that hollows Is mainly between th senior Mrs. Thaw and her son.

Mrs. Cat- neyle refraining from advice or 8U lions. Mrs. Thaw with teen to eyes imptT Harry take of tile insanity plea and assures WnV nf of In Mattewn Tfce mere suggestion of that I lac however. bt ngs words of icorn and an- get from tie young mllBonalref to" Blears nothing shall done that Ua To hell with it a toe bOU rather be dead than worried todeatn you people trying to.

make toe beuev I'm erary. That usually ends teterview the morning and the mother sad itangli- ten- go away weeping. he wm be acquitted ThaiWr. a not sligl est dost- It con arjr oplnlona are expressed tiles tot rage. He tas said to me flttg' tlffl at I am not guilty of any violation at fe law.

and a jury wm free Uses Terrible language. TatkT I tell you Td rather be d. than have Mm urn his batteries OX to fanlty against. It is terrible to of anti a ttooiwandtimes wars liar After the morning visit. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw does ot return and tiJa afternoon devoted to- consultation wilt tie cone.

sel. At 4 o'clock allj ris0oer sop. posed to locked up. toot not. in Thaws cue.

The doerof his eQ mainopen and he ties theee6toc a pets. Soon afterward' comes evecing meal. consisting in the of meat of some aorta ft liclous.aaladafl4 Ice cotree and cheese. This is all served daintily onb atatlf chinaware anti trhln1qi1tyer. The rVfcr Is equal to that of any' restauraeaas ed to frequent.

warden Flynn of tb Tothbi laugldat McDonalds story test night. slid It was in every type untruft. McDonald never lad en Thaw lit Thaw never- raw her prison except tteou sith door No entitle. or. used to hide prisoners from th oba tva tlonavf vTar ea atdtteat McDonald wtfitf only a Scusedi tones sl nent had red.

ta Wn Pittsw wltlianoth ri ede4aaa. saline. i What would CM tie sp peri olpfir storyr asked tnC not can chronic Special rptrlenc BstraUttoa flna CONSULTATION aa4 OUT WIFIqSBRAINS FLATIRONj S' A. 12. V'I 4L mllestrom I arternoon' between' Ule hlp.

DRUNKEN. MEXICAN SHOOTS AMERICAN Wild Rurnorsof Anti- fore 1 I Sq pl ken lI e. woun lng unlshed. I BYSTREET lIa h. a- A nathy r.

A mathy. a. le IIm utat leg. Charge. I the nce.

I I headlmg tILLION. 1lan Funds. i A LL'- of n1f ma UJoaP' PfIpept z' 8 loN JXtt IfI even YM a br ther. to. bo4 1V1n eTtden e' 6.

f. SCONO fARE --FOR PASSENGERS 6 Disorderl Zhvated on Jttdgee fuficl Io A Scenes Co y. pa I I tt I uany plsRnren a I crow i i 1n o. brln. g.

a Uea AklW the pot Inst1' cte. tween to. I I I IIr1VentdIs01ders to- I i Y. Smltb nSlt to' roceed ney DI lon fnt I fti ver Tex. The torren th to esplte ever e1 man I ralnaaround uatJn.

make II 4 the i rot Itr hJ4n ttll. port beenIan ed. S. 7P U- e4 atter ke. pql e' Ii c.

oV I uANcEk POsT TO RAND DUK 1 I Nicholas Nlcholafevitch Refuses' toAcl Whore Petersbu i rand eJtl i ec ed af Er or Krasn lo Duke ke e. advOCalles. Mral ha Irtb ar llumln t1ons. 00t ceJ ned ac te Rarateleff he nenll he thr 188 rell tu ofFln1n I I 1- MO" I If O'clock. The' KnJLuIa lIerY a ldene was I W.

A. aged died. I rlo I CO 01lT8 IL-Among OrnaM htca1 Ame I Arm on t. of. Uon fetrop' ltaD Uc New IhUr1S IItI ma1 Mu 1 Co York.

Wtft4 Ex4tidg. AuSUtin Eenssfl I 1. no Atu l. Ban. Jl uRa lf a .1 b.

at" oeloec hua tift Iu nor au 002L ctdQCJL Arnn Negroes for tlltardet upon ftoaMmen 2 tlonb tlI. J1er3m7 aT ean01fJeera nOJf toWol1el4 eraf ra tt 1a4ftwlL. Inornt 1111 JCt4 hatGeoi Annie WJ Jbe1Ia a Tms iHb ltfir VrHCOYE NOR 1 I WIILB I CampbeuAd the the the Xi Secon4 The a embJe a equt l4rnt n. I Tb. pr1m rr MC6mpbetJ 120.

IIIIU. selection. follo man. be genua lveston nty. JohnJ.

of B. CouaImt IJ peslJl. Co grenmen ad olber' Detcl1mc1t. FortRUey I The arttlle 1r- Jve lfJCb Una ca. ert.

tic. Jf maJC nc i Leav ortb. 1hetrlp dil ba. erlea. last bn ng I Orown.

piutan A oun Invelt ttion in' whJ hubeeil. tb erganl tlon SH01tTAOE CA111 SUICIDE. W. TM W. 11" nUt1e Satur ay te.saed 110000 Thorease 15 128 Iham.

12. et. lham 15121 35 district Sh pe FItxg r9J 2. AtJ l1t1c. Blrl2il am rera UOlan fCe canted were er it eT7 bUn.

alsnedtbi ed 11AJ vPi Ba Ptthtri 1. Pelhaatrtcelftlfblr f' ttbltSat rdaJ. bro by" negro farmerUattBaJlIt i weighed 2 pound- was teretl.11 reutu. Co Ulanr at. l04 I i I 1 Jl.

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the fbetfo he' VIo 5 llBl. 4 r. ir Kfl Br i fNDS 1 DEA Fire Persons Socially Pron iR ntf Drown in. Spokane Rif Drownect TheiiUvM aD. oth 12.

oM ROETr. ed attempt' pl ed onl i Cdn high I a blA 1 I t8 rI 110000 rf Mh g'O tOt ep Is' I lI et aut 00Iit1eS settlement ma tr fcUlhec1 Cltro ntt Ur lad IS InB Iett ba td jJ In- terNted1q th the' future hlng i i as rACUcal 1 I I ull7 him futa 1 Sa WI. lJ ken We mt use l8lCtlce dirt lne PI a th dv fr gentle- Mamma-How quality-not of its tezo ofhreakfast il tfle cc ai be ause itncverinduces' accompa iiea et1 Qth fo Ap co taInJ 1 iu cludi 1' thoSe- found Db Sl" IUPP. add th rb bJeirozf1fhtdfmost Ja Ia tartit Ea J5a. 710.

ta wmWa ito authtla or7 emdiiWf JtG1 7 rlf Tf I i J' SH01NmBU INC MONUH YE it- SreaholfiMulineels. Dein DWD no Mercy No U. trml10 Mother' Em1 lanOfr. 84relfpeCtlvely erat all. and common cr ve col JJel arlSll Emn tra re r1evebut e1 I DB TH I E' Pa JO I JuI 1 am.

be loe Bted H. e'I' walln Lu I chU ren. 1 I Dr. the' pt' I- Co the ot1tnl many era. 504 I 8Q 2' lment woun C1JYI rl8l 18151 U1ct.

th 8enIC company l- unly comttla. ded IJIar Awa otelS In' when dl unt lmel1t tor' 1 an the8eeond Ma nd i enPledin for th 88 enbe CoY bua board' yea In 1894. a1s pTOBrammea ago With mut RurtsborO ur- cll7tGr Lo lsa a t1 r2) I Jh 0114 redt GTa in an ta- Mau we ot. 8 promln In. u.

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pro liii to with' Uothefiuededu woul4U14I1 4 ror tof7uked the en ti Ii MtcaU. on ii Rm1 u11r' DRIIE. CRlFFN' Ii Iaip ke Ia I 4 3 Spe lalty 01 PhenI 8a. mteD p. mSJridaya m.

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th Office I to. be anait 5kedthst OeorgeLPe I TbotnatL an be and be mitnictient-gth. oj 1- J4. jjjjjjjjjjjj i OyRGDYERNOR III. 144 an D1.

xts 1 been T1h be t. 60520. 5S. rst on of Cousin sp- BAT5r rS BUe eventb gone. camp1er tfJ Tharcbng ih' Tta 1Ung 11011.

CAVS 3 315127 tht hihi atte prec tzt they paiio this 175 th4 Woolen Eaa leThant IL aessos 1. was 1 a farmer Banks. 442 so by EveretLllercantll. Company cent laesing3jun BBATTTATEhX i t. I I 1- )20 Draill.

a ii1rl. namltGIertro has boeitWrreiteiXthets cbtrtit With theft otthecrit ftheglrs Lsatii. IOTThe4 T-94 nfvtnsd at I' I' uy SbNULY uTic 4 NUS- IN DEITH roinenf1 Birr1 Tbjt Da- age to- pearls and brought pearls re- T1I Memma. of theproper ofa sncc ufial ttI use food ApfteocontaIns f9 e1Rtg fncluding thcs eefaDd eb1ooenergzng bk iron whlth most foods tarpaigo. 10 e3T7bOd7vtft4tof7 gayforamonlb.

700 wIll weed pa sstlnj ft 4 Uorasarn as a s. irf IN CQMMONGRAYE Sieaboig Mutineers. Oem Siio noMercy1 nvCd th Emihlanoff. vetO at tiit7 th ar- One' ca4 mlflhr He I Mm aiaq flardas ntoted tnos wa th Al praoft iin hi. lober.

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dO not aRpyis000rI te not so mama pa. main. oC arup deLtOlOUi lM asd whining shyer. any if. 1 cee Ttis TombaMge tbZOtithC liars oEthecahl other delco.

ws use tue oboeii Warden that WbiI ciii of abLlRto sates. another needed iaa nCwIptPeYe do story warden ttsy emiba on PIttlrg len theeew 1g dullT sl- a HeartLIlerSIOm1C tT E0we2 Lung It Tsoubes a all pnd d1ieas of then and' woEe kfllffly endi cef- e5ted. Ovtr 20 5esii1 flrmlyssUb sn ee salt each taM spsay Dug owu private Isbort0tTTW OUT a egitimitptoCbIC TD WATt 1t43 pa2L oTursS 8p it4flOoa1e I I ela. I a I'.