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. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
fl you are
for COUGHS and COLD
Ethel—Weren't
You heard
away with me?
Ernest—Not very. I'd do
thing myself if got the chance,
Love's ® Crime.
George was a manly fellow,
prising as it may seem, he was guilty
of a grave charge, a criminal offense-
theft, for had he not many times
stolen kisses from his fair sweet
heart?
Maude,
girls,
BOTY:
Each
You
my
surprisze«
hor
about
vet, sur
one of the most
was equally gullty as an acces
she received the stolen property
seemed to have perfect confi
sentence was pronounced
erly qualified official, they
serve their ther.
They
neither making
their sentence al
but during
term toge
were directly char
3 W. B., in Puck.
by a prop
decided tr
time toge
loyal to the end
any effort
have
irogated or shortened
remained
to
the course «¢ helr lc
small
geable
ther offenses
them
several
Now They Sleep Inside.
George H. Beattie, jeweler in
old Arcade, and L. E. Ralston,
of the News, have jointly and several
ly decided that sleeping out in
open isn’t all t!
to be, says the Cleveland Leader
Beattie farm, near Chagrin Falls
other night, when a runaway
from the county fair cits
the lane leading up to the Beattle es
tate and came along at full speed
Sound asleep, but dreaming of im
his cot toward
from his cot
TUNAWAY
the north, and Beattie
toward the south
horses dashed between the
sleepers, oversetting everything In the
way, but missing Beattie and Ralston
by margins too narrow to
ured. Since that night
slept in his town house and Beattie
bas found shelter under the ample
roof of his house his big planta
tion
be meas
on
A Contradiction.
“Queer, wasn't it, that water in the
place you went to made the folks
there sick?”
“Why was It queer?”
"Because It was well water
If a woman doesnt Bate a man all
of the time she Is In great danger of
loving him part of the time.
A friend in seed is a friend we
usually try to dodge.
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of the
“Snack”
Post
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and Cream
A “wholesome, ready-
cooked food which
Joumgatets, and older
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Let them have all they
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Battle Creek Mich,
Heavy T
Comparison of Fatalities,
1810
1908
1908
1904
1903
Vanderbilt C
Indianapolis Speedway.
Vanderbilt Cup
-Paris-Madrid
Four
or
York
sons killed, a
seriously injured and
tors suffering from hurts,
the record of death and
which attended the winning
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr., cup by
Harry F. Grant in an Alco, after one
of "the most daring and stirring auto-
mobile races ever known Ameri-
can sport.
The accomplishment of gaining the
victory over time was attended by
casualties 80 numerous as to amaze
the veterans of many a hard won
Course,
Mediaeval tourney, in which
were freely risked and lost for
entertainment of the multitude
The winner of the race attained
his triumph in the same
in which he won the same
nonths ago, thus proving that
champion and automobile may
back to the condition in which they
made former successes, which not-
able achievement will go down to kis-
tory linked with disaster and death
The 278.08 miles of the course
were traversed by the victor
hours 15 minutes and 48.
EXPLOSION WRECKS
New (Special) per-
score more loss |
many specta-
of the]
in
lives
the
race 12
both
come
practically less than half a minute
{in advance of Joseph Dawson, whe
won second place in a Marmon ma
chine, while John Aitken, the
{in the race, piloted his National ove
| the eireut in 4 hours 17
129.72 seconds,
i The victory was won over what Is
| ge nerally considere d to have been the
{ best field of cars ever
iclassic race on Long Island
{ It included the flower of
can automobile production,
tion to three Benz cars,
in Germany and imported
| the occasion. The contest was a suc
cession of surprises from start te
{finish, for at least half a dozen times
ithe lead shifted from one car to an
| othe Jo
i Grant allowed
Ameri
in addi
his competitors
part o
until hall
run thal
journey, and it was not
a dozen laps remained to be
ithe spectators became aware
the ebon-hooded pilot was creeping
{toward the front.
Five laps from the finish he
command and, duplicating his
derful finish of last year, again
tured the coveted trophy His
was the fastest ever made in a long
distance road race in America, and
compared with the 65.3 miles ar
average made In the Grand
in Savannah two years ago, he
ieved a record of 65.18
His feat today also surpasses the
of 64.3 miles an hour, whic}
best previous record for the
won
Cap
tims
an
hour
acl
was the
10S ANGELES TIMES
log Angeles (Special) at
tempt
Harrison
Angeles
to destroy the fence of
Tesiq
Otis, p
by
machine was made
following an explosion
in the day, caused a
estimated at 15
stroyed the buildings and
he Times and a suspected
blow up the auxiliary plant of
Gray ublisher
Los Times, means of an
inte
whicl
loss
and
plant
effort
infernal
urday,
earlier
17
fe
ise oa
to 20
f«
paper
A powerful
also found in
tary Zeehandelaar,
and Manufacturers’ Association
General Otis and the other re-|1
heads of the Times unequivy-
the Times building |
narrowly averted;
destruction of!
labor union!
fernal machine was |
residence of Secre-
of the Merchants
inf
the
charge
and t
attempts at furthe
life and property
sources
With equal emphasis, the
of union labor repudiate the accusa-
offer all aid in their power |
he
to
leaders |
General Otis Undaunted.
The Times made public the follow.
ing telegram from General Otis. on |
route from Mexico
“Your wire, with its terrible news,
am amazed at the
i
:
the Times build-
loyal defenders, |
whose loss | deeply deplore; but the
Times itself will live on, bravely de-|
fending the vital and essential prin-|
ciple of industrial freedom Gnder!
law, which must yet triumph in the
entire nation i
“HARRISON GRAY OTIS.” |
For 20 years following a quarrel!
with the Typographical Union and
the changing of the Times to a non-
union paper, General Otis has fought
unionism with every resource in his
command. He has been ably sec
onded in this fight by the Merchants
and Manufacturers’ Association.
Feeling ran high throughout the
city over the Times disaster, and was
augmented by the discovery that a
dynamite bomb had been found un-
der the residence of Secretary Zee-
handelaar.
The public reached a state of
alarm and consternation when the
attempt to blow up General Otig’
residence became known.
The Otis home, known as the
Bivouac, stands on Wiltshire avenue,
in the most fashionable quarter of
the city. After the finding of the in-
fernal machine at the Zeehandelaar
residence Detective Rice was sent to
the Bivouac to search the premises.
Bomb At Otis Home.
Alded by Charles Focken, the
gardener, he found a suitcase hidden
in a bunch of vines under a bay win.
dow on the side of the house front
ing Westlake Park.
te ee
Study Infantile Paralysis,
Washington, D. C. (Special).
Statistics are being gathered by the
Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service to show the prevalence of fn-
fantile paralysis in the United States.
According to the reports so far re
colved the disease is practically un-
known in some States, Florida having
reported none. Connecticut, the Dis
in destroying
Cony
tained
dered
inced that the suitcase
a bomb, Chief
the infe nal
con
Galloway or
machine ushe
Park 8 ox
Comparatively
wiere
plosion could do
Gard
and
dashed
ener Focken
across the
taey sp
took
sire
BWARY an
¥
een them and
off
ii down
about 16
t
og
put 0 foot hetw
before it went
crash that threw t
hood into a pani
The explosion
the curbing
park Branches of a
rectly overhead wore torn
portion of the park fence
‘tered A plategiass
on a porch in the
shattered.
In the Otis home at the ti
explosion were Mrs
daughter of General
ative, Mrs. Booth,
he entire neighbor
tore out
ey F
of t
a
of € street
the tree
off and
was splin
window.shi
Otis home also
Harry C handler
Olis, and a
and the
rel
Another Infernal Machine.
residence was com
posed of 15 sticks of giant powder
attached to a fuse and set by clock
work to explode at 1 o'clock in the
| morning, the same hour at which the
explosion occurred in the
office
Assistant General Manager Chand
ler, of the Times, sa¥s that an at
tempt was made to blow up the
Times auxiliary plant at College a:
San Fernando streets
the explosion
i main building
The succession
destroved
of tragic
outrages met the populace of Lo:
Angels in a state of mind bordering
on panic
Only two arrests were made, and
there is Httle indication of complicity
on the part of the prisoners
The City Council met in specia
session during the day and appro
priated $25,000 for the purpose oi
determining the cause of the Times
bullding explosion, and provided »
reward of $2,500 for the capture of
those responsible for the outrage.
The death list of this morning's
disaster will probably total 16.
Other Theories of Disaster.
Two theories other than that of
criminal violence have been advance
ed as probable causes of the ex
plogion:
First-—That leaky gas connections
allowed sufficient gas to collect in
the building to form an explosive
mixture,
Becond—That the tank of gaso
line In the composing room, kept for
the purpose of cleaning Ink from
type, was left open long. enough to
let sufficient fumes to escape to cause
an explosion.
Gas Explodes; Three Dead,
Philadelphia (Special). —— Three
men were killed and a number in
jured in an explosion at the Rich
mond Gas Works of the United Ga:
Improvement Company, Front and
Tioga streets, this city. The explo
sion cecurred in the coal gm house,
where a 40-inch burst some
trict of Columbia, Illinois, Massachu-
pide buh
unknown cause. © threes men who
the principal sufferers. Statistics
from most of these States, however, |
are not yet available.
the pipe exploded aha were almost
instantly killed. The injured were
not seriously hurt.
——
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R—
| ATCHISON'S ORDER OF SPINS |
Unmarried, and Contented Withal,
They Have Mapped Out for
Themselves a Pious City.
a meeting of the
Order of Spins last evening,
papers were read on every
from removing grease from
pets to the sad memories that attach
to a bunch of old The Spins
were having a hilarious time en a
visiting Spin got up to make a few re
marks. She sald that, while they are
happy now, there was a sad time com
ing Think of t}
‘when, having
dren, you will
was sniff and
after Bpin rec wives
who alon«
except when
ily wants waiting n 1
and
Spin
from
nancial matters
she pleased
offense at what
There was called
Ancient
and sub
car
letiers,
wh
no nd
be all
Bpin
thers
dark
a then a snort as
and me
1
are 1 daylight til
member of the far
eniffiin
snorting 11 of in volums
told her
independence in
fi¢
alter Spin of freed
her
and
$243
Fut
v orry
the joy
HE
take
sald,”
show ous
on
We
Spin
good
loneson
know This
though the
every afternoon 3 4
this missionary work, they haven’
made half the rounds vet A t¢
ong
GVery
devoted
gince to
hire
An
goin
The Slugger hes §
around brage
aked you
BABY'S SKIN TORTURE
“When our
he broke
'
Beg
Wool se
w by
out
was seven weeks
with what
which gradually
We called In a doctor
was eczema and from that
time we doctored six months with
three of the best doctors In Atchison
but he only got His head
and hands were a solid sore There
was no end to the suffering for him
We had tie his little hands
keep him from scratching. He
knew what It was to sleep well
the time he took the
was © He kept
hours igh
wasn't what you
tried everything but
“Finally 1
Remedies and I am pleased to say
we did not use all of them i1 he
was We have waited a year
and a half to see if It would re
but it and today his skin
is clear as it possibly could
be. 1 hope C ra may save some
one Httle ones suffering and
also thelr pocket-books. John Leason,
1403 Atchison 8t, Atchison, Kan. Oct.
18, 1900."
we
grew worse
said It
worse face,
io to
never
dise nue
ired
of the
rr * “ss4d gu a
go iticur
uns
has
and fair
never
uticu
elae's
Why He Wouldn't Hurry.
They were riding church .and
were late. Several of party were
worried and “The an
dience wil “Well” ob
the iwho was to
that forenoon). “don't let's fret
if we are a little it re
of the man who was being
His guards were
over the fact that
possibly get there on
gaid the poor fel i
Don’t fuse over
There'll be
there.’
in
the
remarked
walting
tar
one
be
dorved old pas
preach
over ji
minds me
taken
Rreatly exercised
they could not
time Never mind.*
low, philosophically
it. The people can wait
nothing doing til 1 get
Christian Herald
late
fo execution
The Weeds Return.
“Confound these election
way!” grumbled Harker
“Lose heavily” inquired his friend
“No, | won ten boxes of cigars and
they were so rank I sold the whole jot
to the corner tobacconist for a dollar.”
“Well, you made a dollar, anyway.”
“Yes, but that is not the worst of
it My wife saw the boxes in the
window marked ‘A Bargain, $2 and
bought the whole lot to give me as a
birthday present
WomanLike.
“I hate him! [I think he is the mean
est man | ever met.”
“Gracious, Jeanette!
trouble 7” i
“Why, he told me he loved me de
votedly and | told him it would be im.
possible for me to love him in return.
The poor fellow looked so downheart
ed 1 told him to try and forget me.”
“Well
“Boo-hoo! He he--did!"”
Deposits in English Savings Banks.
Savings bank deposits in the Unit
ed Kingdom amount to more than $1.
119,205,000, of .which the postoffice
holds $778,640,000, Depositors exceed
ten million in number. The people's
total savings in all financial instito-
tions are put at bo: sg
maw. BLEOLRY gas
Kh BE
The more mystefy there is about a
woman the more attractive and scary
bets, any
What is the
nOB--o1 ros
EET
Good Advice, bute
entered
side
the
A
rage at a was
of
traveler
occupants
of an
Ive
rred
two
noise occu
into the station
collected
ticket
“eorri«
The
gested
iterate immigrants
records ghow
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