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a.” .- um place. Ind hundred- dmm-mnmhnubmontflcht- ”the m The man Munro .II‘ m. filmed for I time. h” bin and only that Mm “mpnunoflnmun ”new: to h" boon J' m it” Inn-*7 1'9". '3‘ "2‘.“ 't‘ flip ”up W-unnyu Convention ‘0’... with the President :- Headliner. “It to M nu“..- nl em” I- In". A mile prairie fire extending for I We. of three mile- from out to m »: ton- raxln. In Tripp County. h be ma'mm pm of south or an int lo- of farm buildings and Al. no rum in aannnllu In» A! not. not «hum plum M'- “Io tam-on no undid-M U ”Nil ‘6‘ who VIII M mu." “1! w 00 hiMolbflll ‘1. non-III u “chain-moan"..- 1‘- '.nhuan u I whole dank" N Ibo Ion-0c bu «that! In! no- .Il Writ“. cl a. tic-noun» .1! hum]; nu May cannot on m by CM 9000'. o! Ibo vukr; ud- o! no nun salon and“ damn-mu; ROI-b a! I). Il-lulvpl . III that III~ (ha WI th- to Oh gm mmnuhtMMIih hhmnmlhlm. the may": manna the nu ma con-and otouphry mish- d the mum-m Benn! of may mum with m. pom- Icnl muo- did not attempt to m- ‘I the" Ipmhennlm cot-uremia. 0. Min. Some think the only now An II? “I (In. “anthem-Maintaining!» mm: the mlllnry league to form I M u Mr 2mm '5! Yank Arrive. at ”damn. Mr Brill-h 'I' mp- Dan M- m :1 Warm. near P‘nun. Om‘ Th rec-Hm. In the HM Hunk“. In“ In nut mm d (M lav-l val-la in the hands of no althou- “an inn been mm» M the to?” boat Mayer Vclm running to "a nr-nul the other tuning. Lie-[mm TlhnMoo, haw» UV". It. 'n the land" In no mm mot. I. «m n hm. Than .0 I ml mun! Hm (I. purulent vll‘l mun In the mm 0! TM Md M1 compâ€"Mons In on!" to no“ the unharrmm My upturn wound «ml. like the mar-mt would not tenure to ex- am. that bun-u thy are connected via the MM Milka In 0mm no mum mar" bu decided h In (to m manners II tho min-n an. and It. mum-nun ol moh- uoug Idle-d by u nah-rm“ um III II. OW. than Ir. Tm .0 an.“ no noun-lion. Tu do!" In (In unlul at Fred “1. h". vhleh ulna 60!.de tho Mn o! the ponds. poupom nu .nnlu union of tho “luau“. “I! 6.9 Int-nu- touvvulloa. But a no. u Proud.“ chkln'n nvel an the wart-land prelim maul um aluily Valle-In. luor liar- Iu'n .44"- of talcum. William K. Inn-nub. waldo“ ol the Ill-r mo autumn. Minna bl. an»! “at. lmmodlully lollo'lnl two I.- upol-uu-t ol «Hummus. m an". o! no nor-nun. r. II. that ”Pleuu o! In" hero. Mr. Pm]- ht." "fluid In. pilot. “we have m lurly Iva hundrod {out honouh In.” A moment hu-r the reception wince uu on board and the Pro. “out in worm to tho l-ndlng. Standing on the bridge of the trim And weed! Mule Oleander. marked Among the group of his personal en- tourap by his Immense size, clad In the now 11mm" Int hm. and [rock out. he bowed and Imlled happily at tho Collin-tum o! the throng, turning m and than to whisper to one of Mn pny. A- the ulute gun; o! the hub dump lush-lop! ceased spilling out (hair not” [TO-“IS. and while Cur tun Int-hull. In command of th- qudm. stood on tho brldle. the (ham rounded to Ind crow up lo I." wharf u on foot or Canal “ml. To the roar of guns tram the war- fiips I! Inchor in midstream. saluted by the finishing shriek: of sirens, the maxing a! bell: and the shrill cheers of one hundred enthusiastic citizens who lined the bmks of the Mississippi. Mont 'i‘ni‘t arrived at New Orleans flortly titer noon Saturday, bringing to I nucceuiui conclusion his long trip down the river from St. Louis. It in I reception well worthy o! the bl: President and that be enjoyed it m very evident. W Thou-and Poop]. on": Winn the mm. Oleander Ardvu amateur: :- Packed. «mmaommmr 9m "VOLT um. "fix,“ jolt of the very mum: “gm” m- Dorothy Campbell. 0! m Mick. three "mu woman of mud and the proton! In the Ian at the tenet of m which the colleglnnl crossed the neon to play. \he Unlvemty o! Wham-On ham M" team defeated um Tokyo Unlvenity with A 0cm 0! I to 0. Jim Flynn. of Bod-3n. huvyweigm, defected Ralph Gallmny. colored. of cummm. (n twelve rounds of the Mule-t flaming ever noon at the Ann. m Athletic mlatlon It Baton. m1molm1.1‘dbotvfllbou- vcmyMthyc-omkmnucor- not! um year. Tllhot. the Intercolle- glm cmmplon mammal" throw". m ” "mud permission to 10-01:“: the sullen beam he failed to pan uoonmmhjmln whlehhehubocn conditioned from M- !mhmnn you. Thar. ware nineteen uni-ton In the xmpgu “I" Nuflm “Haul, ‘3 mm Gena-ll Both. won. Wilt- acre Ara-u. Belmom‘t Fond Iago. HO no Carol“ Wm“ ran tn my new: but ruled gorgecun a pm Mr. no of (in (mm on [Io rim. over twice u long to get from Green- pm. by Hut .1 It did the other- by "Mn. and u that "w train on not fun the mlln In an need. '50- “. Cannon and “hot at Ilurlâ€" wal- Ip “If-ll! until-l Ind on.“ our Ibo all M “no" and mu «m um I." homo-ll hr Mud ll hold on It Ibo-y could reach Vick-burl lo" um 00 I‘M-Dani m hf! (3. mm ' In on" than "n Gamer! and “M in.“ "can nl‘M 0M hr 4* "NH 0! (In "la «9? on Mulch"! IM mm“ "0- nnmmal mun. with m then Ionic-II [award In as on of "a M; “mum at "on "M. Walden “In. M on nun-m let'- lug-o um nu mam Alm- and lo cream). to than" I W Inn. . M (In not: an Rovoune nae com-Ia (Park) the PH: chants-or for I pane of “.000 and n trophy valued at 82,000. '1- won by W. K. Vanderbilt's Sen- “0‘ ll. Helm. at I m I. won tho Planar fill! up he 1â€"year-old Jumpen. date-ma um favorite. Onkhlmm by halt a length The non nampetnue filly :- A clever jumpet. While tho 01%|“... .1 setting In Went-m nap-and to «in. can 'ny all lo "so "all! (or the um Mu they have .Ivu the "helm an urelknl owed km 0! the (to. Me: In htflntlnx "m HMII'WI In In urn-one unimproved condltm. It (not an I‘mldem‘n haul, the Olen- Winn "w nmu onion "to that a! no 'mknn alum AM «ch but In mid to dam am In tut n It mu. m an o! I‘m-alt ruin on In. Hunts-I”! can «only 70 um. he. naut- (nod to we In much «I a! Na mm u M mid Win m Ola-ad" whittled tor [In Yuan Gun! :1 In 0:30 o'clock It lull. but an ID. Pro-Moat nun-ad Inn Ibo val-0| an an hour In" M [mud n. M um“ 0! “cm.“ Mud with wool. Ibo had bun vul- Iu Ille- mu dunno... Ir. Tun IMO I W lmh. ll um In did It! huh an ill" can. and tau In! to (In public dun-r which BM boon rim" [or (hm how: no Pro-loom Iofl on tho aloud-r It ":31 u u lot NIICMI. Pin-Ideal TI“ and [all party moved on Vlchbuu. Mlu‘. Than-day by Ind Ind "tor. The olcculho named In at night when! hour: bohlud um. and found um bl: noon at Gonn- Iom Senator- and collar-um had but-- him In by the but run 01 ul- lu In an nllmd. rm And Patty Inch Vick-butt. ‘%”f.”/fi “FLEET" 18 DELAYED. eon-I- I-flo- Knll I lav ml Comb- Ina! Clam“. 9 ”I" °'." much“ I c'oll’u- button and You'l- amate- l7 lone-u. Forty students of the Georgia um- ury Academy. near Athnu. wore rushed to the city suturing tram In mun whlch hm struck the ochool In epidemic form. They were distrib- Ifld among noun! hospital; The nature of their mm has not has learned. Dre-k m Worll't Aim-y Rm. Two vorld‘l army recorda for that machine gun firing and wall ”ling were broken by the Sixteenth lnfmtry It Fort Crook, Nob. The machine gun pHmmdo-recordo(441~6m and: mum 65 1-5 seconds. In M former world's record. for packing, un- packing. running 100 yards. firing and running back 100 yards. In tun wu! calling (at the elghtw team of tho mm regiment reduced the record from twentydx to eighteen month. "rm.- IllIod. finch." Inc, I. [mauve Implosion. Fireman Crawford of Colflnwood. 0.. was Instantly HIM! 3nd Engineer Rumor M Brie. PL, '3: badly In- jured when a cylinder held on III eut- honnd freight train blow out at. I pout 1.000 lee! east of me mum It Gm. 0. The fireman and engineer cm blown through the cab wlndows when the train was going at a high run of speed. The truth ran up length before the accident brought II to I “83an". A brakernaa standing on the tender vu Injured. W0 Ink! an IM mum" 0' am "In '17- In an lawman! run a than n mam-,0! pm «- pant-«In. (In! which ranged death and define- Hoo ll Galveston. Sept. 3. 1900, At that tune. after the anemone!" ha marked 135 mm- an hour. the instru- ment was blown to when. Prof. Wlllla L Moore. chlot of the weather human. :13 tame-l MI Inc-Han lo the conâ€" drucdon M a machine on A new prin- dple. designed to wmmand my mm W0 mat-m (ho launch" use" that tho nod [M an" way «up.» man! on ho mammal om." by m amount at by the shunt! at Club homo mum futon no channel: or. mmly «Inning-d. , "P300“ [35 In.” A. um In... at '0“ In rbdllnlo- Ic- "lvofiâ€"Qonl- on Ant-mar. No summon-r mum and I prel- un Incl: mm than that l-posed on the Instr-mu o! the Philippine weather humn In mo typhoon clue:- «on! our "to lain-4a mm". viva. nmnllna no mm mm. the clad reached as mun In hour The rec- tml «mm In the Unite! sum 'u W0 "mull-Io and condone um pub "on at nu tut-ml hood or «ulna-n“ nmfl dartulu union Ibo comptr- oh) "vodka" 0' ll- prom 1". common. of (In Inuflw Abo- IM m: ». ”IN“ at a m n] mm "so am In“ In no on The («Soul gov-rum“! should. without Mulle- dot-y. color um I adult. policy at Ill" II, develop lull. We publicly plan. our pom-l honor to mum-wt no undid“. to: pub Me on" who will not ulqwllafly In- dom ud minuln um now-y (Marv "at to Immodlu- run "7 action). 03mm 0! noun-um I? WA'I'Bi 'AY OOIOW We dcmnd um dime! that u Mu- llc Ind leomu- policy or “In! in! Impmvemrul. beginning with ma lukm-mtheguu any mun way. be Mound and put In owuuon by the union-l government wlthovt dell!- Wt laden. uul am." I hand It BMW! 001' 0? 31mm CA1. Wflmâ€"A DEEP wnmwn. rnowmms igjg'o w: REPOR nan employs. The Mash Central Rum“ m gold recently under foreclosure by United flute. Ianlml Sullivan of upon“ for “00,000 to F. 0. lemme". the only may full menu tn“ the mam m under comm! of an Morn-7.4103“ for which 1. P nor. In men. In l‘enta. of omflpc expans- mponnftho Erie Ram-and tdecreuooflover l-‘our great American nllraul m- esm- mu reported their (mention. for a whole you: vlthout I “RAW- QR: I'm! tin Santa Fe. During thn you ended June 38, these systems car- rhd “0.000.000 manger: The one mom Important famor comrlbmtng to this malt. in addition to the latest may amen. In the emu-canon: of rigid «mun All devices depend u Enlfllcd.1'heve were the Penn-yr. nah. the Burllnxum1 (flagrant-wear:- Ion Inches!“ our." I- cut- mt’n In“ firm Anon City. MN Na 33 mm! X» 34. find um» I. Itmly who!" 97 and. mu". urn-kn! two buildings In ".0 loop I".- ulfl of (710mm Sunday mun. mmod natty qum Mm, lruMmdl Inn» and: a! emu" and ”not! notlte on "to new!» a! Chicago that. In on In or (he «(t-mud denials o! the po- lka. open until»; I: am going 0' II nu my. The no man and-y night M in china for the noun to wit. Ibo outrages (n anything Mt a [II Mcn' wit. me. a! the alum blown up sheltered mull-g autumn-om The annual rwpofl of we Kaua- Clty Shun-em Rallvny shows an In- cm of net earnings from 31.1”.” to 88.0993”. The Pennsylvanh Rnflroad In. pur- chased 1 impure lam near Bacon. Del. which II to be worked as an ex- periment muon. the objcck being to den-omen“ what my be done by scientific fanning In "In oecuon at Delaware. Hum-n6 and VII-gin]; Juan Pmcbata. at “name, N. 0.. "and the final decree terminating um nether-1M9 of the Seaboard Mr Lino Runny And the dellvm of the prop- erty In nccordnnca wfith the pan of (communal. mun-u “noun an m om» allo- wu 1mm who. I. cham- od Allen I". but" u» mu rm (and sin-tum nu In! an nu- Admlflod. can Ir. Omar-m. an in m ldfllulhr and tom", [Io- fon m tannin mm (Moth-n Ml dumnrnt ”0.000 In lorll‘d [II- M an All“ «mum to. man. "I Ir. Goodmn'l «Mum-M "at then won nun! hum-d lhouuod dol» Ian non of down“- in tho but that "I than on Il- pooln in mud on no dhcoury 0! ball mum. [Inn too may donation um. Allan. and lot which "a but it "IMO. my al- nuly mu "00M sud In um col-In. II. $800,000 You“ to 81v. M D.- podtod In Imus! Point. 11:- dcpoulu ln "II Flu! Sltlolnl Bank 0! “Rural l’olnl. wu. mould luv- been 31m: to $800,000 mum: at 8579.000; This In the statement In“. by It. W. Ooodhnn. special bunk u- unlner, who (uncovered the 11¢!pr Noun 0! Pull Allen Jr. Ind. on the future 9! mo dtnflon to tome In the rent“, clone the bank. Nr. Good» But nu on III In )londay (0 up you Won the land jury in IA Crow. It In "pooled noon all" M. luvs-unto bolero u:- jury an luck» ml will In lound lulu“ Mm. omum mm. TWO ’0'“. MIX BKOITAGE [8 GIOWINO. pom} on use faithfulncn ot u Mr mum m Trust-Cy. trunk Miner. of New York. shot and In!“ his futherln-lnw. John Scam. In the yard o! the latter-'5 house In South Brooklyn. and then shot and probably many wounded Ma wlfo. {AI-ell: "mar. Ha was arrested. The tour mum of the couple ulna-ed “the? Anal“ .- filling... Wllllnm Allan Wagner was arrested II Harrisburg. Pt. on the charge that lie van Implicated in the kldnnpmg of Dawn! C. Young at Richmond. Ind. Wm" Is the boy's father. His for- mer wife nun he married on the boy in defiance of the law. The lad win with him when arrested. Two me in the In an. Two prisoners In in" at hamburg. N. 31.. were burned m death in the night In a m that donroyed the building. Human Towns. ’m‘kmnli"! r- w dry. In "rm" Iv-mhrm I'm": NM». Whifi- Ilium! I m Inmx chances {mm an- In nM «:19 Q; ‘ 1!! In My. ‘; "mhnncml, 2!. we! in dry. !, un¢hnncml n. Tn'Muâ€"AMt-ww "rand \\‘Mflm~k rm okrtnl by than 1.300 plurality. Magma-mun“ â€" trawl-hm",- rr- ekflpd am. Dru»! I-y a plural"! of I.” "In your at» "mm-v "Pt‘li'pd a Mural"! of 0“" “.000 Flt!" was undo by hpmorrnn Mom 1mm rrrnrm IMO! and Hu- lhrinlmlo M mrr My” h ntlvflmlrd In vlimuusfmfllm WHN "w mml'. lei-boa, maimed may" «I Tim, I. Inn-Md In lion-PI Jul". To prevent lynching M a vigilance committee reportod in he forming. Sher"! Al Baker lam Thursday night rammed James McMahon. the con- feued slayer of his hm listen and brother-irrlaw. from tho mnty Jail in Kansas City. Km... to the city in" on the Missouri side. Patrick McMahon accompanied hi: brother and remained It police headquarters in Kansas City. Ila. m night. Patrick was told he might have his liberty. but he said he preferred to "main under police pro Motion for a Ivhile. lmflnnupnlk R L Nmnh fill-m m owr “In-flu A. u, L“! plnmlll). "rpm-"mu,- hml clam «I Ihmvvrmlo ‘vn‘ maul m "an." In Iowan. "hurl an M Tum Tum": Man-Ian-Iflstmnohlsvmv-nt, whk‘h would Mr» doprlvvd 50.000 "warm! 0' "no, flrMmlvly maven. lbmovmh win But. "1‘ka and lrllnlnlnre. Insurint Rant-rs return in Senate. “Mormon. mourn-r, are "(luv-ed. Rhoda lshnd~6mn PMMor (Rrpm rp-olcctpd m-pr ("my Arnold (hum by "mutants-fl mam"): lntflnnn (I'Hl-Q am! frown- vanrrn trnlir Khannvmr. "um I--. am Kahuna dry; than"; I (lam \‘irxmh-â€"nrmm~mu '4:th Nata “(RM '10:!le Ivy \Villiam ll Mann hy 21.000 mnjnflly. "Irma C. llachr, Rlpubllwn. has been alerted mayor o! (.Ylowlau-l ow: Tom L Juhnmn. The 1!“!thqu palm Io 4.500 ulumllu [or flan-hr. Ivuh - tendency Iowan! In Inc-nonu- In Itum! qum Johnwu admlllrd Mn arm" by I Mummy 0! 1,500. ha! Graham! "I“ ha would Will u.- lraruon pure plan before [to lawn onm lh- ulu all he mmld run nnln. Chub- Hm Iva. mannxor a! mm) of lhr Jaw-nu haul", rnurrdfid n lhmmur ulrlm. MRI!” nmlu m other gnu-ma any In ”Human-rd. an lnllmu. valrnma ~ MM:- th'flh-im Ikkvl. Mmlml M mun Trl'nlufvl‘. «Inn by “0.000 "Hm-In! ulm-nlm. rim-Irma” «hr lmnln m-hvnv- ("run dorm! ”mow I-y Mum Mummy. [OIL LYICHII‘O I03 II MAS l‘huadrl‘mhwflrrnm llrivl dr'r‘h "l I. I" Rulnn Hun.) N-fCOv‘QNI nwv D. l‘. cum-«my Im- lmmu hut-"Irv Rona-nod Mummy. “.000. II»! o! flu Rumbllmn. The Chronicle and Cull concede the election of I'. ll. .\lc(‘,n'r1l|y. l'nlou Lu» bor candidate. lll Inu_\or of San Fraw clsco, the Chronlcle eslinlallug hli mm jorny at 5.000 to 1.300 nml the Call elllmulnu n at 10.0w. They both concede l-‘lcken's elucuon by 15,000 majority on-r Nancy. The luru ma- }DI'IU by which "may, gran pro-ecu- tor. was unoved under mun um than has been wldcspn‘nd n10“. walnut Um menu-m mlnmnurallnu. which II In "In hand: 0! clvlr rvlunu- en. The” man have thrown out .10: M‘MDH from clue" Mun-:5 «ml m- loont have been largely lnalrwm-nlnl In lllllnx mum; on me rant-lrurk. have ulmt lmlrmms and put Hm 11:! ml I town "at [or yarn 13ml been Imlo opun. William J. Gaynor, Democrat, was elected mayor of New York City Tues- day by a plurality of more than 70.000 over h-ls nearest competitor. Otto 'l‘. Bwuard. Republican. He wlll be In complete Isolation. however. In the board of estimate and apportionmenL The borough presidents on Gaynor's tlcket In Manhattan. the Bronx. Queens‘ Kings. and Richmond were “‘3‘ tented. Hls associates on the Tank many city ballot~3looro tor controller and Gulvlu for president at the board 0! aldermcn~lost by urobnbly 50,000 votes. Important Stale and municipal elec- tionu were held in many sections at the country on Tuesday. early reports on the resuus of which are briefly stated thug: OAYNOB WINNER IN HEW YORK VEHDIEI 0f WHERE THE BfiUNIflY [WEB 'l'tnctlou Matters Came Defeat 0! Johnson in Clevellndâ€"â€"San Frui- clsco neuron Haney. Result: 0! State and City Elec- tions In All Parts 0! the Country. 1; ml ‘h r- m frnm 'I'wo Killed hr fire. Two men were killed, one woman probably runny’ Injured and a dozen other person: seriously but In 3 an the duh-eyed three Mains-hum In Bk meat. mm VIII. “WIN! S'tI-I-Cm a. rill-bur. flim- Ill-Iv" ha I Hotel. Flushing Is «mum; tnh one of the moat mysterious suicides in its history Edward Steinhnm aged 38, memirr at one of the driest and rich- ut inmliles of the city. killed hlmseif by nhoothm in an absent-a Pinatmrg hotel. 3". Steinham. who was «red- imed with a fortune in M! own name. lived with his mother in the moat insh- iomhia part of the north side. He had been pinning to return to Nicar- agua. where he had steam-hip inmr. an, and had a conference It won vim MI moth". “Mac 0- am” In “ml. Fright from "aiding the sou" At All Initiation of the Compact Masons. a negro lodge in Kaunas City, Kan. caused the death of Alchls Hnnly. lemurs of the on!" are silent as to 'hat particular part of the ceremony tightened Hmuy. film": "In. a". the It..." In "w «loam nl and John 1! Ken “My. mulllmllllonairo. “outlay M3 Ihmvlmz (mull. Wall street lml Ill "man wlln the mall ‘ H is mu more My: not Mn a mm In yorlrl when M MVIIII not rnmmnnd from flaw-1m lo 87.100100" “wot" rash. an‘l‘ Sage Mid lhn llllo Mforn Mm. and 31' I'm On H.000" ‘n‘v In Willi his doalh had mm $23.1").th ln nun on hand llul Pvrn when Sago was the "ru’dy money“ man Kennedy wan nctlve and had the xmlcr rash Ml um. For yearn M has Mn known In Wall um lmldpn a: flu» man tho married the bug“: bani mlanm ln Amorm. Tlme and nualn u has vrvm him well In limes M finam‘lal rm»- nnck-x. Hp. did not lmn lt on! at emvvnmm ran: and M nmlmht fashion and for lhal mm the while knew as little nMnl Mm I: ll am of his ommmns charm“. He had sev- eral mphovu and Mons. all 01 than tore on the, host of terms with him. It ' ls hvllevod the hulk o! lho fortune. to! ward ol $100,000.1‘nm, will m in rela I I‘Mrh‘k Hutu-n, HI Ml. hum. luau Mun! ‘ of tin mMI-va M I Immluu nun mum loihnurvi "w ruh'n-u thrr- "w! N'hn-l 4 rlptuml "w mm an "in" ni‘h n "will“ III Omm ludamly rho! Mm in "w I» N‘Qlty-fltn town, :1 nun. lmmvd an hm IIM "M mh'on in "m. Wu! Point admin“ Called 01! Ah" but]: of Cid“. room-n c‘uuwd Inn-v more drum: But-any In (In l‘nued Emir». muktux I local 0! clown (or the nun-m o! 100') Enlvuo A‘ Ryan. "I. Wm! l'ulnl rn~ an vino mu Inland Saturday to me ”me with "Mum. nuc-umlml rnrly Sunday morning (‘oL Huntl- l. Bron. Iuwflmcmwm a! ll»! mlllllry nml easy. unnamed that In". tank! In no morn (combat! at “‘21! I'm»: IM- nar Th: olhvr vltumu Ian: It», Buyback. u ludlun boy I! yuan old. Phil!!! on "w In‘nm’ 0'th 0! "IO Huh" l’nlwnny, um! “who! [luri- o! Rhmudmh. H. '.'I "an old. I play" on ma lam n! ”w Slum» \‘hl Natal Coll-10 M l'hllmru-uln. mry Ina-I1 inlury um- Ivtrhl‘d m I sumo u "mum. Ila. and he alt-d M Kan cu Cur Evangelist lakes Final Plea In Chi. use to Save lining Ones. Gypsy Smith hns dosed his “fission of evangelism In Chic-ago. Sunday night In the Suwuth Regiment Arm- ory. When: In- luul spoken every n|ghl (or (our wmks from the little green pulpit to hundrmls u! lhnusumls. he made his final plen to bring the «(my onus hack to the nulh or rightmns- fleas. ’l‘hrm- met-(lugsv-onw in the\ntt~ ernoon and two at night brought 2!,- 000 to hear the m’ungt-llst Many hruught lunches. thnt tlu-y might uh- lulu sruls nvur tho, pulpit. and many were turnml away In disammiutnu-ut. And when "11' day was at last «lum- 2,500 had dvllwretl their first smash- lng blow upon the ‘lnor of sin. Am! Gypsy Smith. weary and warn. tnrm-«l wllh teur‘flHnI mm from hln hrotIu-rs Ind Alston to n nmlurutnn‘ rosin Ills III! tut won from Jun-mhth: “The harvml In muse-l; ltm summer [I aidedâ€"Ami we are not sun-d." During the year 2,701 persons were killed and 63,920 were injured on rall< roads. as against 3.164 killed and 68.- 989 injured during the previous fiscal year. This was a decrease of 973 killed and 5.069 injured. The report above that the number of employee killed in coupling and uncoupling cure and engines was 32 per vent less than during the ilsvui year of i908. 00mm II 978 in Twelve Hanan- Injutiu Dvindlu by 5,009. A decrease in the number or musl- ties on American railroads (or the yen ended June 30, 1909. in Ibown by a re- port published In Washington by the label-suite Commerce Commission. The mini numbér of persons killed and injured during the three months ending Juno 30 inst was 15.895. or 588 killed and “"07 injurvd. being a de- crease ol’ (hroe in the tom! number oi persons killed and an inrrcasu of 2,209 injured. as compared with the number reported for the same period a. year 8.791 KILLED BY ROADS I] YEAR OFFICEI KILLED BY IOIBER 10K! 3‘ mm IA] gm LITE. GYPSY MEETINGS CLOSE. FOOTBALL KILLS THREE. mm. nth mmgnn v1 an hour [ah-r :m. Mon in n rmnfiom It‘lEDY IS DEAD. The dowager Duchess d‘Um II. in spite of her age. one of the non m getlc women In Fun-2e. She II prai- dmt of the Lyceum Club. I M club with clubhouoes In Landau. m and Berna: a sculptor. a noel-l In“. and a devoted huntreu. Beside! ”‘- numerous other duties the v . her studio for many hm Though she In rich Ihe all! fl} nos In order that not ”I! W the hall mark of being m ~ mung. ; Hhr' "Wu! \‘nr Do Ya UN 09" "Th! “'mk "0114» “an “Tha- l'mlov." "“‘M- 1hr l’w n! Anflhinl‘ ‘60".- w: ’ .mrl 'le .lwtor Th! amlwnn "er him an an N h :nnM not Imu- pmmnh of him Ilia dwawd Imp. dlan. 'A Fan". 9hr." I! (ammo! I! a roman-x mn’mnm who In “pinrhml” Ms nnl‘nfl'. ‘It. m mmm a ‘y-Mhflk 0M mvo" Iran the workhomv, "w M! road that '30 av" w“ on "m «an Sn hater thfil’flflor run: is wank Amine? (among English nnim who cl" ho mu hot. to" the first "In I! It. "rmark. "In (mam-lam (‘nmmflnoz Rn! 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Fund." wrinvnmnrn ‘III III 3"... Mn manna-a MO "hall-Id M ‘b‘ Wnlmmlm- um! [Hard-7 oat-I I“... (‘AGU AI‘HITOIUI'“ Klnw l-Irkmm-r‘s m~w uml urvater sm-tat-uhlr nrrnnm-nu-Iu of (:wn-rul L07 “'allace‘ll “Ben-Hun" u tnlv m Un- Christ. Inaugurulml :1 {our \rwks' engagement at the (‘hlrzuzo Aucllturlmu on Monday evening. The uuuunmth ulmlanmu lemma “as Illlml In overâ€" flou‘lng and the «unlit-nu! \‘cu-Hn-rmMy ultmtnl their unprnziatlou or the «lair outed beaullvl u! this murwluus and awe-Insulting n-Hxlwhlsturlr dram" In Ito “B'IIIIMIIK "llvnvllur" lmnlwu on many of the \I'orld'n numllom. me Im- portnnt tmhy a» they now Hm tlmu- um! yaw um. durlm: [III' period or flu- plau’n nvtlnn. In "llc-II-Ilur“ mu- flmu .1 \‘nrlrly o! wntimv-m mu! ruur tlon -» purr romanw. lrnltl- .a-lwlr turv. num- Inlrlxun n-u-rvnt mu! ul'nl mmmrnt on tho- lhlm: Hum. («-mmmr rvalllm In "to uumlvrtul rtmrlot nu- um] "w "nut Imam-«nu: of low nun-In Tbr tummy M thv ucnlr nttlnx. "w I|lh'nt’0rd a! flu- pnlmnll «Nth It" It» uvnn. Ilu- unr nou- unlrm mum". of nu- t'hn'Jrv In: and "w I‘m- [h-rlormnmo 0' Nut dum- lvnnully up commit-nu at llw Kll' l Briana-I victim-[Ion of (I. pl." Tm- nluga um I‘m-r wan nay- thln‘ morn vnl or mun Irulhlv tn In human» Hum "w ahmlul mm IIHI M'VICKER‘B THEATER. Blanche Walsh. the most distill- guished emotional actress on the American stage, will begin a two weeks' engagement at )lchcker’s The~ ater Sunday. November 7m. when she will appear In the new play, “The Test." by Jules Eckert Goodman. Miss Walsh thinks the part of Emma Eilyuge in (his play the greatest roie she has ever had. and her list of char- acters extends from Shakespeare to Sardou. it is of the same genre as linslnra in 'l‘olstoi's "Resurrention." and it gives the zwtress even a greater opportunity. The srene of the play is- laid in New York and Hex partly on the "Ens! Side"~the distrirt of slums and missionsâ€"and partly among the imam-s a! the very rich. The story is that of a girl who has been wronged by a despicable Him-line. but the girl brings hen-mi! up again out of the depths bemuse of the inherent nobility of her nature. ’i‘ht-n, im-o mum; In her. but there is u i‘rurful struggle before happiness is hem. ln the excellent rompmu‘ wllll-l) will support Miss Walsh :n-o George How- an]. \Vllllum Truvvrs, llnrrlol film-ling and other tinr plan-rs. 'l'hcrt‘ will be nu advanu- on ”w I'ugnlnr llt-Vh-ker prtl-es during Miss Walsh‘s eugngn» nwnt. the su-zulv renmluing at 231-. T 751‘ and 81. "HEX'IH'R" SPOIH'TS .\ TOWERING TIHI'MI'II AT THE ”I” (‘III- Don't look a your M Take Hall's Family Pills for em. “AJHSTII‘ THRATm l'mtmnNulh Ihu mm! mun-um mu n! vhn I‘M-M20 tho-"Hm! m ”I in- lllv' wmwnrmnu n! RINK nmcnmaomam AMUSEMENIS