THE EYENTVO TMFS AVAFWNGTOT SATURDAY SEPTEMBER U 1901S

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Our iloons art 1111 on now The BusyCprnor and th Smith A m X communi-cate over the ntir IuiMinR Elevatorsarvioe on Ithrr

which timr we shall open forhours bustntss if you wii defer yourshopping until then you will realize somevery great values which we have selectedfront MOre than 20 aiftVreht departmentsYou can readily understand how greatthese bargains arc wizen we r strict eachand every customer to certain quantities

FROM 6 TO 9 P HWe altaR sell a quantity of woBoens-

Kown made of Uasonvilr muslin hubhard with 6 rows of bunch tuckslinteted at neck and sUwts with cam-bric ruffle and featherbone braid madeextra full and long our regular Sc tilinggarment two to ach customer CfCeach at

FROM 6 TO 9 P MWe shall sell a line of women and

misses swtes ribbed vests lowneck andsleeveless they are neatly crocheted

and are tainnl at the nock and armsthey are our ngular 12 c quality JC

4 to a customer each

PROM 6 TO 9 P MWe shall sell the following house fur

nishtnjr bone handle knivesand forks ebony handle knives and forkscocoa handle knives and forkskitchen and oaring knives breadand cake knives each at

PROM 6 TO 9 P MWo shall sell HK 44 tapestry table cov-

ers all new and bright patterns whichare our regular 75c quality notmere than 2 to each customer fQCeach

FROM 6 TO 9 P IIWe shall sell 56 nobby figured dotted

ewiw shirt waist suits in pretty stripesand polka dot patterns made with fullflare skirt and pretty sailor collarwhich tve sold for 4 in all sizes 51 Q Oone costume to each customer at u

FROM 6 TO 9 P MWe shall sell 300 tine Union taf-

feta umbrellas made on a strong para-gon frame with steel rods showing anelegant range of assorted handleswhich is our regular 125 quality QQCfor

FROM 6 TO 9 P MWo shall sell an assorted lot of sew

percale in blue red and blackpatterns they are with

braid trimmed yokes and have ru es overshoulders the skirt has deep flounce and

sIze 2 to a customer each

FROM 6 TO 9 P MWe shall sell 10 dozen pure linen hem-

stitched tray cloths stamped indesigns for embroidery those have nev-er sold for less than 29c two to a 1 QCcustomer each

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wear including silk and washable storksIn quite a variety of also grasslinen collars trimmed withcolored edge such as white blackpink and lavender these QC-BfllH for 5cc ch

FROM 6 TO 9 P MWe shan sell womens French kid

Sieves in all colors and all sizes eitheronebutton or twoclasp regularJ1J6 kind 2 pairs to each customer QCat

FROM 6 TO 9 P MWe shall sell all colors in sllkateen the

counterfeit of silk thread ever ACinvented three large spools for

FROM 6 TO 9 P ISWe shall sell real cameo sash pins

lame size a quality which is worth f AC-L

FROM 6 TO 9 P MKamis celebrated witch hazel soap an

elegant toilet article larke cakes Jfjcthree pieces in a box for

FROM 6 TO 9 P MWe shall sell real cowhide leather dress

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rtnteted brass trimmings for JFROM 6 TO 9 P M

9 shall sell standard apron ginghamsIn all te checks and all colons which al-ways sells for 4c per yd M 4 t f-

to sack customer at per yard

FROM 6 TO 9 P MWe shall sell c quality of organelle

finished writing paper 24 sheetsand 34 envelopes new shape per Obox

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Market SpaceLIQUID AIR CO SUED-

A Petition Kllcd Flint It lie IKvlnrcd-Ilankriiit

A flied yesterday In theDistrict branch of the Supreme Court of

Keho and Wallace A Menchlnv askingthat Liquid Air and Kefrlcrating Company be bankruptwtttaln meaning of the Bankrupt act

It is stated in the petition thatGeneral Liquid Air and RefrigeratingCompany h In debt to Stilson liutchinxin sum of UOW615 for money adiTknced and supplies furnished to Will JK hoe for money advanced in-curred sad service and to Wallace A-

Mcnrhln for supplies furnIshed It isfurther stated that General LiquidAir and Refrigerating Company admits

It inability to pay Itsdebts and UK to be adjudi-cated a bankrupt

An order waa issued by Jucttoe Anelernon requiting the General Uquld Air and2t frtKraUuc Company to xhow cause on

28 why petition should notb granted Meaara Brandenburg and

named aa for-th petitlHiers

DESTROYED BY lIREThree Frame Dwellings on Hamilton

Komi Burned This MorningThree frame houses on th Hamilton

GarfleM D C were destroyed byfire at an early hour this morning Thelow will exceed lMu-

Jfo alarm and the lire de-partmoRt waa not called out aa the houseswere when the fire wasdiscovered The fire which was of unknown origin started in a vacant houseowned by James F Young Mr Young

Charlotte The occupants bare-ly with their lives

Mr Youngs loss is estimated at 1200while that of Mrs Pleusunt will exceedJT0 Jrisiiruijct WaS tarried en all vt the

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jHHsioii of Business

Form Hi Announcement of tin Dcnthof the Prcxiilcitt Rt Buffalo to Citi-Z H time NiitioiiHl Cupltnl I5x-

I re i il u ity Slcnilivrx of the ItonrdThe District Government following the

lead of tbf departments of the UnitedStates Government ordered the variousDistrict offices closed for the day to pubill business out of respect to the mem-ory of the departed President Upon thearrival or the ContmlsBioners at their of j

rices this morning Mr Macfariand Predent of tWPBoard called a special meeting and forma action was taken upon thedeath of the President

After i brief consultation the Board j

the following order formally anto the people of the District the

death of th President directing the ex j

cutive offices to be closed for the dayand on the day of the funeral and orderIns the Hag on the District Building to beplaced at halfmust

Washington D C Sept 1

The Commterioners of the Districtof Columbia have th melancholy duty to announce to the citizens of theOtetnet of Columbia the death of Wil-liam McKinley President of the Un-ite Stats nt a quarter past S oclockthis morning in Buffalo N Y

A tYpiCal American as soldier andstatesman and in the private relationsof UK he won illustrious fame as thechief servant of his country Bat hispersonal character was greater thenh deeds and endeared him to all thepeople and especially to those whos th Columbia and

well his vfrtiirs and grafso touchingly exhIVted In his lost illn ss 1 District of Columbia nhad a better frlr its loss cannot berfpitrtd1 grVf cannot be express d

gtioners direct that the public ofHer sof the District of Columbia be cios dth s day nnd on the day of the fune-a and thit the gs on all the Dis

trct bri llngn ho displayed at halfmast nrtU further orders

HEXRY K F SCACFA8LASDPresident

HN W HOPSIAX INC H BEACH

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C mmtimomit at the iWrkt at CbbjiahUSpeaking of the action takes Commis-

sioner Maefarand stated that it was theunanimous feeling of the Board that thismuch was due to the memory of the latePresident He said that the President hadalways taken a deep interest in the Dis-trict Government and that the progressand welfare of the city of Washingtonway a matter that ever lay upon Ida heartIn view of MrMtcfariand saM thatthe Commissioner were agreed that theyshot follow the precedent at Utetime of the dUI of President Garfieldand close the otttees today and on the dayof the funeral

Commissioner Macfariand was withPresident McKinley on Presidents Dayat the PanAmerican Exposition lastiv k and had a conversation with Mmwhile the party was waiting for raneheonwhich the Commissioner says he winnever forget After going through the ex-citing scones of the following eveningand remaining in Buffalo until he was as-sured by the pkvsteiaas that the Presi-dent was out of danger he returned toWashington to sustain a greatershock which affected him more even thanthat at the time of the shooting Whenasked for a statement relative to thedeath of the President he said thatcould not itxpres his feeling impersonalloss and personal grief after twenty yesesof friendship with Mr McKinley But heconsented to speak of the President es-pecially in isle relation to th District ofColumbia

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President McKinley he said has already taken hte beside Washingtonand Lincoln His fame is secure for alltime to come No one put add U it orsubtract from it He needs BO eulogyfor his personal achievement mend Mspublic services speak and above theirvoices even rises the deer tones of Msnoble Christian character Nothing in hisremarkable life fine as it was and tilledwith greatness became him like the leav-ing of it Let me die the death of therighteous and let my last end be likeIlls rises Instantly in the mind as youread the beautiful story of his last Ill-ness which exhibited all his virtue andgraces from the moment he was shot Ithas given him the hearts of all the peopleof our country and indeed of the clvlllawd world In his death he accomplishedhis great ambition of uniting all sectionsof our country as one

The loss of the District of Columbiais greater than that of any other placeand it is not strange that our citizensshow such personal feeling The Districtnever had a better friend than PresidentMcKinley In the Executive Mansion

Congress he never lost an opportunityto advance its iutereats His course inregard to our Centennial Celebrationwhich owed its sneerso with all that thathas meant so largely to him was typical

It is fortunate for the District thatPresident Roosevelt has been one of itsofficial residents knows its people appre-ciates its and eymp thlzc withits aspirations He too took part withearnestness in our Centennial Celebrationand expressed then his hearty interest Inthe development of the District

Commissioner John W Ross said Ifthere ever can be an occasion when wordsare inadequate and idle such would seemto W the case now The most eloquentorator cannot begin to express the griefwhich felt by the humblest citizen

Mr McKinley will rank among thegreatest of American Pre idents Had henever been known in olticial life he wouldstill have borne a title as honorable asany that was ever conferred by the law orusages of any State or Government name-ly that of an ideal American gentlemanson husband and citizen

Captain Lansing H Beach the Engin-eer said that could findno words in whlcht to express theof loss which the nation and the Districtof Columbia in particular has sustained

CHASES THEATRE TO CLOSE

Otlicr Amusement 1lnpcw to ObserveOnly Jay of Kuiiernl

Chases is the only Washington theatrethat will be closed next week on accountof the death of the President The Acad-emy and Kernans will be open tonightas usual and with the National and Bi-

jou will have the regularly advertisedperformances Monday night However-on the day of the funeral every theatre Inthe city will be closed in accordance withthe practice that will be observedthroughout the country Manager Rapley of the National Theatre thin morningreceived a telegram from Klaw Erlanger the booking agents of syndi-cate which controls practically every im-portant theatre In the country sayingthat syndicate houses would only beclosed on the day of late Presidentsfuneral

Manager Chase early this morning hada force of decorators draping the entireentrance to Ms threat re with mourningIn the centre of the black canopy is aportrait of Mr McKinley surrounded bya black border and Immediatelybeneath is a notice to the that thethAlr will be cloned all of next weekMr Chase says there was a large ad-vance sale of seats for the vaudeville en-tertainment at the Grand next week andall UckethoUers who so desire may havetheir maney refunded by making applica-tion at the box or they will be given

for the followingwhen the bill will be of a similar charac-ter as that engaged for the inauguralweek

Plnoii TAle dHotc Dinner BOoTb Mwly renovated Motel Friu Reuter cor-

ner PcmMgrhrmaia Avenue nod Marshall PUcc willSeotemW 15 thf ftnect Mi

dhot dinner fit their main dials roots EveryvMtU hotel will receive the best

attention The hat rotate vegetables fruitand game to be had in the city ar forepicures The hoUl oflrr the l vt unvinieriufc-iunpfnoutljr furiiuJxd r m anj iiijti UiUn

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in the shadows of aevening Knowing to the full what it

is to out as if there was notanother ounce of effort left in her Butshe knows howsound her slum-ber will be andh 0 w refreshedthe morning will jfind her Thatsthe tiredness of

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has stopped-movingthIS tired woman feels niece acutely theaching beck and throbbing nerves

Sick women hundreds thousands ofthem have been made well the use ofDr Tierces Favorite Prescription Itestablishes regularity driesdrrins heals inmumiiMtioii and ulcersticn and cures fen de weakness

Words tell what I SMn r i for thirtees years with uterine trouble and draggingdown pains through my hips and backMrs John As iniboia DitN W I cant desci il c thc it wasto be on feet long at a tiie I not catBOT steep often I wt b d to die Then I sawDr w licinc advertised and thought Iwould to them Hcd nut taken one bottle tillI was feeling well After I had takenof Irescription nd one of GoldenMedical Discovery 1 was like a new womanCo H eat and sleep sad do all my own work

The Common Sense Medical Adviseris sent Jnre on receipt of stamps to payexpense of mailing only 21 onecent stamps for the book in coversor 31 stamps for the volume bound incloth Dr Pierce ButfaloN V

HIS MIND UNBALANCED

A Portland Man Surrender Ilimhclfto the Local Iollee

Hurry T Harmon twentynine yearsold from Portland Me walked into Po-lice Headquarters this morning and sur-rendered himself to Detective Sergeants

ad Helan saying he was afugitive from justice Harmon was lockd up st New Jersey Avenue police

station to await a reply to a telegrams tothe New York police

Harmon is said to be s civil engineerlie says he went to New York city about-a year ego and that for eight months hehas been the confidential man Alexan-der Potter a civil and consulting n i-

nwr of Nassau Street with a branchestablishment at Houston Tex Abouttwo years age Harmon says heel anattack of PraM fever then htr

oceasioaal of mental irrespon-stbiwty told police that on September C he forged Mr Potters name to ach ck and left New York The amount ofthe cheek in whose favor it was drawnand whether it was cashed or not he says-h does not know Harmon says th firstthing he remembers haiutru matter isthat he was wandertnariqi PennsylvaniaAvenue this without mony or aplace to stay H hi ifVaiai m moo ofwhat he had surrendered him-self

He says that there was no reason forhim to have wrong as he was re-ceiving salary of JISOO a year and wasliving weN within Mk He is unmarrkd

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In the womans were found aquantity of Jewelry pocketbooks andother property that the claimhas been stolen Sarah stated that theproperty had lte n given her by JohnFrancis Campbell alias Bull Campbellcolored who was last night byDetective Sergeants Baur and Muller ona charge of breaking into the houseAmos II Print at XII Seventh Streetsoutheast on 2i j

xold watch and chain and other Jew-elry valued at 60 recovered ashas also a gold watch chain a silverchatelaine hag that from the

of Hichard 1 Moontom lOINachusetts Avenue nortlteast 11

An additional charge of housebreakinghas been preferred against Campbell Hehi said to have served time for severaloffences A quantity of jewelry and ev-eral pocketbooks have l ein recovered thatthe detectives betievt havfe l e n stolenbut the owners have not yet been found

DUTY ON EMERY WHEELS

Germany flue Iiy KlftyPer Cent

The State Department lens just receivedfrom Frank H Mason the United StatesConsul General at Berlin followingconcerning German duty n emery

It will interest certain exporters ofmachineshop appliance from the United

to know that a recent decision oftho Imperial German CUHKOBW Office reclasaMea emery wheels and doubUsduty hitherto levied on that class of

Germanmade emery whom is tireusually manufactured of pure corundumthe hole which is pierces tnrouicn ihtr of the disk fitting around the chafe orspindle without any metaUic support An-a consequence it happens that siuh awheel sometimes works loose on theas a rciNilt of disintegration from vibration To V vent this American manu-facturers of emery wheels are at riistonx I-

to line or bush the central orifice withBabbitt metal iron or some otherthat will jive a linn the shaft

Hlth no these buHhinKS hay beengenerally covered with a label beaming thename of the maker tits number etcand the metallic portion r concealed Recently however bten dis-covered with the result thatwheels ao provided with bushings areclassified f r duty as metal in combination with corundum wioh increases therat from 71 cents t Jlf per

This rate will not seriously affectthe trade In the smaller sizes of wheelsbut as they are made and used in all dlwill have a tangible effect oo the Betcost of the larger sizes

A beech warrantk Stewart baa bees placed ia the

look of the police fee service The warrant tabawd apes aa indirtweat chandaK her sadWard M SBydcr alia James WardS aliasStewart with larceny of in murrsad nearly Hffa worth of jewelry fromSauadei of cgist At the hnruHT in the Poliee

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Proceedings in Jnsticc AndersonsTribunal This Morning

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The Supreme Court of the District ad-journ l today in respect to the memory-

f the President Immediately afterfrmiil Kning f court l jr JusticeAnlorcon Charles C Cole formerly a

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1 find no weeds in which to intonesyour Honor of Uie universal sorrow ofthis hour It IMS teen truly skl that ofall the great and good J eH who haveoccupied the Presidential oiMce WilliamMcKinley was iwarer the Hearts of Illstountrjmen these any of the others IHaambition ever tempered with a sin-cere desire to bfneflt elevate hiscountrymen Ills heart went out withtender t sympathy to the weak the poorand those who in agony oppressedEspecially WIts this true of Mm while he ioccupied the of Chief Magistrateand he became endeared to all Ms tellowcitizens

Tnt aged regarded him a son themiddleaged aa w brotherMMl the youngM a father or older brother It hs passingstrange that the astmestas millet SItCOMhave selected such a man for its victimEvery family in country has a feeling skIn to that when ORe of their house-hold lies dead in the house The sorrow j

caused by the death of Mr McKinley tetoo deep too universal too allpervading-to be expressed to words but in silenceonly

So I move your honor that in respect-to his memory court do now adjourn

Before announcing the adjournment ofthe court Justice Amierson took occa-sion to

common with our countrymen wemourn the sad and untimely death of theChief Executive whose beauty of life hasendeared him to the hearts and homes ofall lUll death comes to u in the natureof a personal loss So without addingfurther words of to those justspoken by a distingufehed member ofbar the court will now be adjourned un-til Monday next

The investigation as to the mental con-dition of six persons alleged to be luna-tics which commenced yesterdaywas to have been resumed today butbecause there was no urgent necessitythat the proceedings nould be continuedthis morning the hearing was postponeduntil Friday next

CLERICAL CHANGES MADE

Ai iioiiitmeiitM nud Promotion nt theInterior Department

The following octal changes were an-nounced at the Department of the

todaySecretarys OfHee Appointment WH

liam H GIDeon of Illinois skilled mec ttrWaw at

General Lend OHJee Resignation Wil-liam E McClure of Oregon clerk atW3M

Indian Office Promotion Ray D Llllieof Michigan clerk 6 to l2W

Patent Omce Promotions AlexanderPope of District of Columbia clerk at

to 1MN James W Graham of Dis-trict of Columbia clerk J13UO to JI4WMiss Julia A Warren of New Hampshirecopyist J to clerk atKathryn M Tufts of New York copyistat TOO to Miss Augusta S Mechlinof District of Columbia copyist at Jto clerk at U2 Mrs Mary J Hedgesof New York messenger at 9S4S to copytat at 9 J MIne D ChandKr ofDistrict of Columbia copyist at 9 3 tomessenger S40

Pension Otnoe ApaOhitmeiits SAshton of Nebraska James A Pluckeyof Illinois Johi Harvey T Teacas statJ lonzo T Morgan of West Virginiacopyists at JSOML AugustIxjwath of J r iirjv ula oi rk at U4 r-

PrviroU u Patrick l ha rt ViewYork copyist at JSW to stork at MMs

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In w YorkNEW YORK Sept HAs the result of

warning sent on Thursday to CaptainTitus of the detective bureau by ChiefYoungelliK of M e Berlin N IL policea man eutipeettitl K being an anarchistwho was on Ms way from Berlin toWashington was arrested at Ute GrandCentral Station last night by DetectivesRheaume FlnVej and Curio on the ar-rival of the 73 efefcick train which hadconnected at SfMiBglieid with the trainfrom Berlin

In the warning despatch front the Berlinpolice it was saW that the man was aPole and that he had declared

of going to Washington to kill VicePresfcknt Roosevelt When arreatcd herethe man that fee was going to Washington to see President McKinley He hadin tile pockets a torpedo such as Is usedon railroad tracks an iron rut a ticketto Washington and J66 He had nopapers

He said that he was Christopher Milleran engineer years oWasked by Detective RhvaMme if he wasmarried the prisoner replied

Thats 1 am sicitBecause of that answer and several

other things MUter was sent to th Bel-le vue Hospital that His sanity might beenquired into

More Mine Koiniil-CONNEULSVIL1E Pa Sept M Three

more of the thirteen bodies that havebeen entombed in the Port Royal minesince June W were taken out yesterdayTwo of these were identified as FrankDave sport and Anton Stickel Only threeremain in the mine and those will

be found when the rescue work isresumed today

RALEIGh N C Sept 14 The sheriffOf Cumberland county broughtto the penitentiary a negro convict whoescaped a number of years ago and wentabroad He left Liverpool only a monthago and came to his old home lie waskpsud the day after his arrival andwill serve the remainder of his tenyearterm He is also an tseaped convict fromSouth Carolina

Infected TulvrculoslfRALEIGH N C Sept 14 The board of

directors of ties Insane Asylum hereordered fortythree out of Its herd ofeighty cattle killed because they havetuberculosis A careful examination wasmade of all the stock New stables forcattle will be buUt to replace the infectedones

Funeral of Judtrc StumpELKTON M I Sept M The funeral of

Judge Frederick Stump took place Sat-urday morning at 11 oclock from Mshome at Perry Point Services will be-

held at the house by Rev Mr Hoover ofIVrryvill Presbyterian Churh reinaiiiH were taken to Harford forint rinent in the family burying groundmar Stafford by the side of his wife

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gtc aaa ua r to taycicsmij patron that I wMl tept my-

cjtaHmcBtea Maniay September 16 witi a fuJ a5rrme t leegoods and exquWte raedek for Fall wear

My brother Mr F Schwartz who just reteraed from Ewraae-

wai successful in securing nvodiis of Rawd itr sadothers for our establishments ia Wastiingtoa and Nrw York Cky arran emeats havtaj been midc whrreby they are to inform uc of tfce

newest cuts styles and trimmiajf that will bi introiuccd Is taHieisoI ant now fully equipped with th best of skilled workiaea having

sured the services of tailors formerly with Mescrs Potefemc Ga gowand WeiagArtea o New York Cty and am prepared to take order eSkirts Coats and Sats eajuriB prompt delivery and perfect satisfectioB

as to fit style and workmanshipOa alt orders placed with me faeore the 1st of a of-

5JO wilt be made oc each Suit

Thanking you for past fa vow aad trailteg that lihaM be aaoored

with a continuance of your valued patroaage I am

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Justice Aadenoa today graatcd MusicS Uiy a divorce from her Imrtiasil Beajaaiia JtSdby The divarce was asked for oa the graaad-

f 4eertioa petitioner i allowed to iwher matdea name Mamie K Matthews j

Marriage H eaM Were aaaed today to WilliamK Cite sad eUie K Ueatmarae EdwardHnlaan sad Birdie Hawkiaa tiaaUrr K Kaimta-aad Stanch Subset D Ssylea sad OieuiaNeat

la feaaoace to tae duiint of nraaj aoaoan atrasing the oseasir aroaad the PeaceCnm oa the Satiaaal Cathedral sits oa Smvday afenaiinmi the time of the sadie has bees

Vlliert IHe rtlerly CeiniluctWilliam Norris colored a Hpeetal policeman

a d fS by Judge tills m the Pdie Courttoday Xorri it was a i had a coatrovergr-oa a car with a conductor sad vbm he was

off at the corset of Ninth Street sad Pewayraaia Aveaoe beeaaae JWwrderly

luC Out e f A TJicntreEdward colored was ftned hy-

iitufdirly and ia default will serve thirtyia the workhotaie Hawkia was assay ia KerSees ThIStle la t sight and

Obediah A Party today lied salt for divorceagainst ate wife Samamha J 1arrfr e thegroaad of deaertioa The parties were weird ia-

Saaibc county Michigan ia March andlived together aatil September 1667 HoiKatia are healed ai

Rather Tlmn StealCharlea Peader about tittyeight years

was a arboaer ia the Police Court today chargedwith heiaa a vagrant A policeman Imtiaeilthat he Sowed Peader beaxiag oa Third Streetlast sight Feeder aid that he WM a crippleMM roaM sot work sad thought it better tobeg than Meal He said he wasted to toHaltiatnre Judge till took his penoaal boshtown wa Monday he would be rearrejted

A Urge deiegstioa of HMaben si WasaiagtoaTemple No I and America Temple Xo t LaJiea of the Golden accoaipaaied the cupicnic deputy Xaxgie E Mren on a Ira

visit to Monarch Temple No 2nixht and were boupiublr eatertaiaed A notelv of hiM hen were made ia which the vjIces that the President was driaic was relirrilto in expressive sad feeUag termq Ry uaaaim u

the supreme deputy was reqaested to writto Sea MtKlnler sad to convey to her thesuraiMf of the atae f aympatajr of tile

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THE DISTRICT OF OOLCMMA WASHINGTONAUGUST ST M i The owaera of the follow

Ihatrict of Cohaabia of which ao petMMbe hued ia said Marrict who erthn M or cmimsto repreceat aach owaer are hereby sullied toin bright withinholidays ei ep d after the WIlt DAY of Af

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of r ord lot 22 saaare 743 A andSeMea owaers of record lot 25 fvmtre 7BiJolla M n owner of record lot 3 aquarc

JoNi Nearath owa r of record lot 27r JS2 William Foley waer of record lot

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