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I Representative Dick Offers Three Times Wounded by Over 40000 Damage Done Industry Giving Employ- ¬ f Hear Addresses From Dis- > A a Bill RICH nun S to That End f I Member of Diet on Clyde Docks ment to Thousands C tinguished Guests f I J CROP OF 1 BUDAPEST Feb 19 Baron Cesen- GLASGOW 18 REMNANTS DISMISSAL THE Feb Fire which broke STIMULATED BY Fejervary the Hungarian minister of out in a parailine and napliljia shop on PARLIAMENT PAPAL DELEGATE ATTENDS defense fought n duel today with Herr the docks here last night spread to i I ngyclB a member of the Hungarian the Allan line sheds and over 40000 TOMORROW No Cadet Expelled for That Cause to damage was hone T diet whom he lied accused of tolling Legislation Prescribing Limit of ¬ Be Shortly midnight Trawl- Commissioner West Mgr Rooker Readmitted Until Two Years a after it was thought I falsehood Herr Langyels challenged ing Operations Due to Fears of The fruit of the specially attractive offerings > After His Class that the blaze was under control but Judge Gould Father Quill and Oth ¬ t anti tile t xctp- Graduates the baron sad the latter although over it suddenly Exhausting broke out afresh and for a the Supply- ers Talk List of Guests t tioHutty active selling of the past fortnight You kn r h w lightly- seventy years of age accepted and se- ¬ time it looked as if all the shipping in lected aabenj the harbor was doomed Burning oil we value remnants Quality has no coutrol over prices here Instead of toils as the from the store ran down the dock and t wiles Krpresnntative Dick of Ohio making 4 wPapona into the Clyde and the firemen had a In a long communication to tho lots nro reduced to odds and e s- rod HMO again of the knowledge he gain- ¬ difficult task confining the fire to the the State The Society oC Alumvt al Gowzaga Col- ¬ Beron Ferjervary was wounded three Department W H Smyth United Take it all in ed whllo conducting the Congress in docks where it originated The lire lege celebrated its seventh annual ban ¬ + M tamoLTVw wM be the biggost Friday of bar-¬ times slightly in the right hand The Is thought to be well in hand now consul at Hull discunoe the North S a vrstigatlon quet last night in the banquet room gains this into hazing at the United seconds then stopped the duel The damage Is partly covered by in- fisheries It is exhaustive in detail at 1 season The baron duel by prey- ¬ surance the old college In States Military Academy at West Point started the and costalns much valuable Informa- ¬ building I Street Over Langyels t now proposes to give the United States ing the latter with dlrtlculy tion on the subject In part he says 100 alumni braved the weather to as- ¬ parrying his tbrusts The baron how WHARF PRIVILEGES SOLD- + Naval Academy at Annapolis through From the earliest times the fisher- ¬ semble about the banquet board and re- ¬ Mens 10 Men 51000 < ever gradually became wearied and A 1 Lee clerk in the office of the ies of gr A fl Congress a doso the east coast of Great Britain new old acquaintances lt- of the same medicine Langyels took Secretary to the Board of Commission- ¬ and listen to tho f Suits DUU then the offensive pross have engaged the energies of large Overcoats thai broke up the unmanly business with ing the old minister relentlessly ers ha reported the sale of the list old college songs again In ttte fstiswiHK stars until numbers of people both wo- ¬ t e fetfewtaxatoK- 4 I wharf privilege to W W Riley who ha teen and the army he fleshly succeeded In Father Fink president of ¬ 6 1 1 1 tt 1 2- cadets wounding him hold the Ash wharf for several years men and legislative efforts have from the institu- 11 1 I I The baron was carried home tion As chairman of the subcommittee of The consideration Is 200 per annum time to time been made to stimulate assisted by members of the facul- ¬ i Ii H ty CIt House Committee on Military Af- ¬ the industry In Scotland especially served as a reception committee awl 4 4 was fairs in charge of the West Point In- ¬ this rite ca a century ago Boun- ¬ made the oldest alumnus present feel hta ties were given by parliament with youth again Mens S1250 vestigation ho acquirod an abundance of 1 The tables wore arranged t Mens S 1250 r however unsatisfactory results After ia tke form a rjr Overcoats 6 25 Irformation about the whole business of the of gridiron the guests at SUitS 6 a failure of repented experiments of honor sitting lilt m C hazing such as had not boon secured be- ¬ NEWS OF RAILROADS at the head of the table this kind parliament In Ute I eeiSsg ee S S 1 resolved to give Loon Tobriner acted as toastmaster i I 1 t 4 fore and by means thereof was enabled the fisheries a free hand and since J Many Notable Addresses I ± at act I- to draft the bill which was the basis of AND I that time the prosecution of the In- ¬ t 2 OF RAILROAD MEN a u es it IE 40 11 JI- SI ir th Congress enactment that has prov- ¬ dustry by the hardy Scotch fishermen Commissioner H L West spoke to the 4 prospered so toast The ed effective at the Military Academy It I greatly that down to District of Columbia and It Mens 1500 t To comparatively recent times it ranked- Its Growth MoBSigaor Rooker secre ¬ t rut the stamp of the disapproval of the Encourage Immigration I nan Company and in a few weeks more 15 Overcoats kPoaYU- as the most lucrative and Important i tary of the Papal legation addressed the Mens dt country A dispatch to The the full quota of 1tt tIIIt emphatically expressed by Con Times from Atlanta cars will be delivered branch of employment graduates on The Holy Both kpI S 0 I Father Suits gross upon tolls of of M V I The order of the a S all such performances and the election Richards Lackawaana Railroad Up were I I t 44 to the eighties the methods of t addresses replete with good thinga Ute I strengthened au- ¬ land and industrial agent South- ¬ necessitated a which lit also the arm of the of the rush is still in j and the speakers were given 4 1 fishing differed little from those pur- ¬ ovations as C fa thorities to deal with the evil most ern Railway as president of the asso- ¬ progress New cars are turning out at they resumed f I 1 1 1 1 U4244 4 sued in primitive times The applica- ¬ their seats Judge Ashlo I + scarchlngly and thoroughly ciation organized there yesterday for the rate or one a week M 4 Gould responded to SI CII iS 15 the purpose of encouraging immigration- tions of steam to the boats wat an idea the toast The Naval Cadets as Bad which President and was followed by Rev t S16O- to Southern States Lehighs New Secretary had not been put into operation the + Patrick Quill who discussed Alum ¬ OGVeicoats Now come the Naval Academy boys ¬ probably because the fishermen are The M17UiU Representatives of every railroad en- At the meeting of the board of direc- ¬ of ni needing the samo sort of treatment Th all classes in the country SIS ance of the trouble at Annapolis for first vice president of 31 Mens 2000 4 J E Ingraham St who after many years of service re- ¬ costs from 20000 J U several years The matter came to the Augustine to 88090 and some music including the favorite college 1 Florida vice president of the tires from active of 100 13 Overcoats 00 connection with the thorn art to foot between songs in which ¬ I 4 public attention because Midshipman Florida East Coast Line second vice company the the guests joined fre- E A Albright was elected perpendiculars and considerably on quently and sang t Ia tile fan sfa- Robert H Pearson of New Hampshire president W L Olessner Macon Ga more assistant secretary ia place of E Y dock with a depth of ten to twelve The officers of Mens 20 bad his Jaw broken in a slugging math immigration commissioner of Geor- ¬ feet the society are Allison t the Hartshorne resigned Coal Is usually In I 22 en- ¬ carried the side bunk Xallor president Downing oo 1 In which Pearson was compelled to gia Southern and Florida Railroad sec- ¬ Rosa F Suits to n Is es Ie d- Purchasing Agent C P Coleman hav- ¬ ors which In the beat ships have a vice president T gage a few weeks after be entered the retary floor William L Soleau treas- ¬ In th sloes ing resigned to engage in of cement so Mtwrfoff one 85 Overcoat 4- other business as to minimize the danger urer Henry A Hegarty secretary I Theres academy A resolution was passed for- Tin 4 44 ± providing that office is to be abolished and the from fire The finest carry banquet j S 1 I t 1 Sta u i 8 Commandant Brownson the Naval t o meetings each year The next vessels about committee was composed of the t And one 0 Paddock f purchasing department will hereafter be sixty tons of fuel in following 4 Academy superintendent has used his mooting will be held March 6 at Miami the side bunkers ad V L Soloau J V Cough J W SI 40 41 46 48 StS4 41 1S 0 under the immediate supervision of Sec ¬ Joining the engine room and burn only Ian Miiford J utmost authority to bring about better Florida nhe object of the association FIshman J H Forsyth and 2JS ond Vice President Middleton de- ¬ about two I pairs Mens Fanoy Striped Cheviot and Caosimore Pants good pat- relations but tho midshipmen of the is to encourage immediate immigration This and onehalf tons with surface E P Schwartz The reception commit- partment now located in New York will condensing Y terns splendid values but there are none larger than 51 waist third class have boon unwilling to ac- ¬ Every member pledges boilers but fairly good ships tee on behalf of the alumni consisted o > his best efforts in the near be often exceed cede to his request to keep their hands for the upbuilding of Mouth future transferred to this quantity The economy- J D Carraody chairman J I Woller the Philadelphia in fuel is shown by The S250 ones 125 oft the new middies These boys scow This movement was started last Oc- ¬ the fact that the Francis Ferry Vincent Sheeny W H t The board of directors of Lehigh earlier type paddle to think it would bo derogatory to their tober and President Richards of the the of steam trawlers Lepley S J Kubel L A Walker C L The 300 ones 150 Valley Coal Company mot yester- ¬ used about thirtyfive J honor to behave themselves and conse ¬ Southern Railway has been most also tons of coal week- EcklofT Thomas Kennelly Charles Fer- ¬ t active day afternoon and ly aouppors quently the situation has become some ¬ In the organization Since he became reelected Mr Alder Selfacting to carry off the ry Francis Sheeny Charles son treasurer and Mr water during Floeckhor fv what strained identified with the Southern road he Baird secretary heavy seas contribute ap- Clarence Donohoe and B F Sam t E A Albright was olected sec- ¬ preciably There can be no Secretary has been largely instrumental In ¬ assistant te tbe seaworthiness of the doubt that retary The newer Tha Guests of Honor J Small Lots of Boys GLothingi j Moody Prerfjdent ¬ ting Industries for Stale assistant secretary of the cratt moreover the lifeboats are and Roosevelt will sus the Southern guosts oC railroad and coal companies lo- ¬ placed In a position The honor wore Moneignor- 1 Odd C a tain Cdmmanaaht Brownson In iris en- ¬ tut he felt a concerted effort on th wilt from which they I ts let from suits that soM up fb 7 Sizas 2 4 5 Ct yf cated In New York oan be launched DIomede Falconio Apontelic 0 S a 1 and 16 years V J- t deavors to teach the youth who are re- ¬ part of all the roads would prove more with greater facility Delegate occupying Archbishop of Garissa Judge Ashley ceiving education expense effectual while loss space than form- ¬ M T their at the of Gould Monsignor Young Mens Odd Vests left from Suits sold up C I Southern Freight F Z Rookor Rev Vat they obey Mr Richards will return to Washing ¬ Rates erly J + ± iO Sizes 33 35 only te7 J- the nation that must orders J OConnor John Doyle l and and act like gentlemen General ton tonight and begin the preparation A meeting of ocean and lines Fears of Exhausting Carmody Corn Dicks allrail the Supply missioner H L West 4 Young Mens Odd Coats plain bill comes in to strengthon the authority of the program for the next meeting representatives was held yesterday at Leon Tobriner f blue cheviot left from suits S j Already he From the earliest times of which we Rev E X Fink S J president of Gon that sold at ld Sizes 15 only 45 of the officers of the Academy and Just has secured the promise of the Hotel Walton Philadelphia to con- ¬ have records the improvement zaga I a number of prominent of the College Charles B Bailey and Dt 4 + at the right time One can see no rea- ¬ speakers Lad sider Southern freight rates The meet- + Young Mens Coats and Vests they boleog to 1218 and 11 4 the meeting facilities for catching fish has given F T Howe son why it should not promptly pass to be hold at Miami will Ing was attended by officials from the to r suits but there are no pants to match Sizes IS 16 and IS years fJvl- be much larger rise fears of he ultimate exhaustion Others present were Claude V Colford both House and Senate for the great than the one held yes- ¬ Merchants and Miners Transportation nL 15 Novelty SailoV terday the resources of the sea As far back F G Boswell F L Newback John E f and Suits for the short pants wearers nothing 1 need evidently exists at Annapolis that Company Old Dominion lino Bay line 1376 f like an assortment of nixon gift 58 35 In the deliberations as Parliament was petitioned to Burch Thomas Hagan John J Foley but and 850 grades J- prevailed at West Point as shown by the of the Atlanta Southern Railway Pennsylvania Rail ¬ meeting prohibit tire use of an Instrument called Thomas P Kennelly ¬ Young 8 exhaustive investigation President Richards looked af¬ road Baltimore nod Ohio Chesapeake Clarence F Dono I ll Mens Suits and Overcoats mostly IS and 15year 4 ter the the wondrychoune by which so many hoe M A Wolfe Matthew 1 sizes which is equivalent to 34 and 3S 0 and 10 4 7 I The brief but vigorous and compre- ¬ interests of the District of Co- ¬ and Ohio and Norfolk F Holloran values f- and Western It small fishes woro taken that fisher- ¬ S lumbia and Virginia Before leaving the John Moran George F Kolb B M 26 Boys hensive bill offered by General Dick is as Washington is understood the representatives de ¬ men did not know wha to do with Bridget B Voight v Roofers in plain blue and Oxford gray scatterIng + follows for Atlanta he said he was cided to W L Chamberlain sizes from 3 to 8 years They are regular 2 95C in advance on them but to feed and fatten their pigs Samuel Cahill values Fer Text of the Bill communication with several enter- ¬ S J Ambrose L Shaf ¬ certain commodities and base their ac- ¬ to the great damage ¬ 20 pairs Boys prises socking locations in ¬ of the whole com- fer John J Ropetti Henry A i Separate Knee Pants in sizes 3 and 4 years the immedi- tion on Mullan Oc that 25C The superintendent of the Nays ate vicinity the increased cost of operating mons of this Kingdom Again va- ¬ S are worth and 69c a pair of Washington- expenses at J Fleming J William L eau F 4 Academy shall make such rules to be They will use same times wore ¬ o the basis rious measures passed reg- Barrett S J William Brorowrlgz S J 6 4 approved Secretary Navy To as ¬ 4 by the of the Absorb Minor Roads railroads ia the trunk line and cen ulating the size of nets clearly show- ¬ F Marchetti Dr George as will effectually prevent the practice- tral traffic J Lochboehler At the annual meeting of the Penn- associations ing that In the eyes of the legislature Dr Solomon Eliot Patrick Quill S of hazing and any cadet found guilty J Small Lots of sylvania Railroad Company to bo held the destruction of immature fish was a Louis E Cross A J Mudd G W Down- Mens Furnishings J of participating In or encouraging or Personal Mention peril to the food supply of next month it is the Intention of the the country Ing D M GattI Edward P Schwartz Some few pairs of i 9e Halt Hose the fancy cotton effects seat 1 OC countenancing practice > such shall be directors to secure Assistant General Manager L G Haas During the last century the cry was Rev M A McLoughlln tering sizes 3 pairs for 5 c Each pair P i summarily expelled from Academy ratification of their Ito W J the action absorbing minor of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad raised at intervals that the North Son Tynan C C Willard H G Thyson + and shall not thereafter be reappointed roads now sr Odds and ends of Merino and Wool Halt Hess the sort 1 AC owned and operated by with headquarters at Baltimore passed was becoming depleted of fish and Roy John A Chester S Rev soils regularly 26c 35c that 4 to the corps of cadets or be eligible the Pennsyl J J H at and a pair + for vania as independent organizations through Washington yesterday on his whenever the agitation became politi- ¬ Hann S J Kubel Daniel Callaghan appointment as a commissioned ofilccr way significant Broken sIzes of regular 50e The roads In question are the home from an inspection trip over cally a royal commission was James F Oyster Francis P Sheehy Shirts and Drawers medium and OCC In the army or navy or marine corps Western appointed to investigate heavy weights Pennsylvania South Fork West Cheai the western division Ho was accom- ¬ the subject James H Forsyth John W Schafor 4 until two years after the graduation- panied by Mrs Haas tor Downington and Lancaster River who accompanied Agithtion Still Continues Milford Fishman J Blake Clark Charlee J3rokon sizes of Mons Gray and Camels Hair Underwear OCJC of the class of which he was a mem ¬ and 76c Front and Turtle Creek roads Meetings him for the benefit of her health Mr Of these inquiries most W Floeckhor Rossa F Downing George- Shirts Drawers worth a garment + Haas was the imr berThis of the stockholders of recently promoted to his pres- ¬ portant was 1883 F Terry Ed J Quinlan J Edward Con 5 is the language of the law against these companies that carried out in by Scattering sizes of Mens Tan and Gray WalMa Woven = rdgu were held In Philadelphia yesterday and ent position succeeding Arthur Hale- a small number of experts presided sally C E Cudman J Albert Hummer lar I grade SOC hazing at West Point and its applica ¬ who resigned officers and directors elected For several years Mr over by the late Earl of Dalhousie who F L Devereaux J J Fuller Jr C M- tion Is most timely since the student Haas was In aifcttingly Lot of Mens Unlaundered Shirts large mate k seat The Western Pennsylvania elected charge of the Pittsburg visited the principal ports and collect- ¬ J J Keanelly C L Eckloff Shirts TCC J sailors equally with the student soldiers the division one that are sold at We regularly following directors of tho most important ones ¬ James P Ryder P T MeCarton F L 4 need to be taught that while United President John P ed a volume of evidence from the fish- the Green directors C on that line He gained his Bergen J W Bryne H L Qwinn O States IK educating them Stuart Patterson reputation ermen Tho result was that the com- ¬ J iqc t It rightfully A by A Mans Domet Night Shirts r W Patton Samuel Rea N P successfully clearing his division a ¬ Carrigan William Crawford Charles regular Sc kta seattert slass requires them to do as the nation de- ¬ Short mission presented report to parlia- ridge George Wood W H Barnes from a long siege of congestion with ment setting forth alleged L Ferry John E Fenwick Joseph A 4 sires many that the 4 After the meeting the newlyelected which division officers had bat ¬ diminution in the fish supply had not Petty F J Dreinaer W H Deviny B F + ui tIed with effect Saul F Ferry I I rectors of the western Pennsylvania little been proved but the agitation con- ¬ J F McKnight J SUBPOENA IS SERVED Company Harry Buscber W A Small Lots Mens and Boys met and organized They ap ¬ tinued and as a concession to the line Shrove E J Dec Hats II M Butler station S A pointed the following officers Samuel master for this fishermen sea fisheries committees Itt J James Tooiney J J Mur- ¬ A small lot of Mons Derbys and Soft Hatsthey are the last et the Roe Pennsylvania Railroad at Pittsburg was phy Thomas II Crook W M 2 25ft and 3 grades that have been vice president John M Harding were constituted which were ¬ Wallace in domand all the past seaeea AT NEW YORK DOG SHOW In the city yesterday en his way author- Tho shapes are everyone desirable If we St you you secretary A J Count ¬ to II F Gloetznor W P Normoyle J Vin- ¬ eta better OQC assistant sec- Southern ized if they saw fit to prohibit trawl- buy one to flush out the season Choice 4 retary Pines whore be will enjoy a cent Coughlan H A Hegarty 1 K S Groen assistant secre¬ ing within inshore waters that is to Owen J h tnry brief vacation Mr Butler is well known Cleary Mr Vanderbilts Interest in Dogs Taber Ashton treasurer Samuel- say within three miles from land The Odds and ends Mens Winter Caps Cordwor Bosivor and Plush OCC A in Washington and has many warm r worth 7c t Abbott registrar of stock W H law is enforced most rigorously in Scot- ¬ Proves Unfortunate Brown friends here chief engineer Antes Snyder land where the linefishing Industry Childreas Stitehedbrim Sailors Cleth and Felt a m few engineer right way j of Angora Tarns up ICC A of B W Car kad Robert Stump city tieket agent for the is very strong but so far from satis- ¬ CONSUMPTION the worth to UK EW YORK Fob 10 Belief that Reg ¬ don real 4 estate agent H E Tripler Seaboard Air Line will leave Washing- ¬ fying the malcontents the demand Is Odds and inald C Vandorbllt will appear as a wit- ¬ ends Childrens Novelty Setters wKh wfissrtns MM CQC assistant real estate agent ton tonight for PInehurst whore ho will now being rallied for an extension of extra One qualities up 2 ness for the prosecution In the trial j worth to oi There was also a meeting of the enjoy a few days root He will be ac ¬ the limit to twelve miles In constitu ¬ David W Bucklln Canflolds manager companied s b Odds anti ends Boys s stockholders of the Philadelphia and by his brother who is con ¬ encies where the fishing element is pow- ¬ GONT1OU Winter Oat with deufc basds to pelt AC was expressed with apparent confidence Tronton Railroad nected II down over the oars 3ie and Me grades f U the following directors with the same railroad at Balti- erful no candidate Is considered ac- ¬ All physicians at the district attorneys office yester- ¬ being elected G M Donovan more admit that consump ¬ 4 day N P ceptable who Is unable to pledge him ¬ tion is contagious- Incidentally it was said that a ShortrIdge Alexander M Fox 4 subpoena Amos R self to vote for this change As the sputum dries the bacilli or was served on Mr VandorbiU Little John P Green George George J Gould of New York has germ poison which It when lie was Wood contains are j SmaH at the deg show Samuel Rea W H Barnes C Stuart hen invited by the Old Town Merchants TO ABATE A NUISANCE thrown into the atmosphere and as Lots Seasonable Footwear t laden with > Patterson II B Ely and Manufacturers Bal- ¬ catarrhal discharges the Womens Black Viol Kid BoX CHAUNCEY William A Patton Association of Lieutenant Anils of the First polleo are breathed Calf and Patent Calf Belles and C M DEPEW and Charles E Pugh timore to attend their annual banquet into weak lungs those Lace Shoes light and medium solos worth 5 a pair tl precinct is In earnest to stop the nuis- ¬ poisons take root and consumption is de- IOJ J HAS HIS TAXES The directors of Cape ¬ to be hold at the New Carrollton REDUCED the May Dela March ance of waste paper blowing into veloped The only way to prevent thin Womens Black Vici Kid and Box Calf ware Bay antI 9 Since the Wabash obtained front disease is to pun Button and Lace 1 fin NEW YORK Feb 10 Senator Chaun Scwells Point Railroad control of yards in the vicinity of Eighth and I breathe Into the air o Shoes stylish shapes and worth 2 a pair T coy M Dopow Company have elected the following off- ¬ th Western Maryland the Baltimore or bronchial tubes the vapors of a heal was a caller yesterday as Streets northwest Complaints have been ing oil laden with 4 the office of icers President George F Baer vice business men have been gracious indeed germkilling remedy Mens Black Viol Kid Box Calf Velvet Calf Patent Colt and anarael + the tax comnilBBlonors in ° received from persons living there ono No ntedlclne taken the baa Leather Button and Lace Shoes single president Theodore ¬ to tb backers of the big system stomach or double sales worth wp Cf Q thr Stewart Building Senator Dopow is Voorhecs treasur- of which was fromTDr W Aehby Frank ever yet cured genuine consumption to 4 a pair 4 er W A Church I assessed for MfO parsons estate secretary W R Tay ¬ land 915 Eighth According to the Consumption D was At it meeting of the directors of tin of Street Lieutenant Congress J Commissioner Wells refused to lor Jones appointed comptroller Amiss reported to Headquarters of Physicians which mot in Infants Softsole Shoes ta the nursery eetws stees 1 t 4 1 sa Vleo Consolidated Coal Company at Balti- ¬ that ho London a year ngo worth SOc a pair 7 t whether the Senator bad sworn President Voorheos yesterday ap- ¬ policemen last July the only 4 off his G more and In which the Baltimore and had warned the on the bout to germkilling remedy that has 1 ii taxes or not was pointed A McCausland superintend- ¬ been sue C It reported that he Ohio RKlIrond Is much Interosted Clar- ¬ give their attention to the matter ano cevul is the one discovered by Pro Misses and Childrens Storm and CroqH t RutriMTB first qua OOC bad ent of the company cause of ity worth 0c a pair had them materially reduced ence W Watson of the Fairmont Coal stop tho complaint He said if Koch of Berlin and manufactured un SoaUoriniJ slaea + It was not dime he should report tier the supervision of the German gov S New Coaches for Company was elected president yester- ¬ the Boys and Youths SETS BAD EXAMPLE- Lackawanna men to the trial board for neglect o eminent and is called the Koch Tu Misses and Ghtldrens Blttek sI Kid Oait day Mr Watson is now and Wax Calf L Bc t Loss than a month ago the Laakawan at tho head of duty bereuline Butten and Lace hoes solid soles aafl atarlUh It appears the municipal authorities the Somerset Although as an injection J shapos Worth 150 a pair I have na Railroad contracted with the Pull ConsolidatedFairmont it tailed it MUU not cleaned the Ice and snow from Coal Company consolidation a company NAME FOR SCHOOL- has been wonderfully successful when p the In ¬ man Company for an entirely new equip- ¬ sidewalks front of the lot pur- of f40000000 capital given by the Koch Inhalation process 1 5 chased by the District for Business ment of parlor And sleeping cars At the instance of Pavarinl process 4 High the In Greer This was first introduced Into School site and Thomas W Oil spite of the amount of work on hand in contractors who wish to b informed tIne country by Dr ISdward Koch nw r of 84 Florida Avenue Frank II KiHGro one of tho Southern of after northwest the Pullman shops the Lack waunu in Railways tIlt name for the new school at whom the system was named and is ad- i ha written to the Commissioner to efficient duet clerks was mar- ¬ Ninth by receiving this equipment with fortunate ried last night and D Streets northeast Commissioner ministered the GermanAmerican ask if that is not setting a bad example and left with his bride Koch Lung Cure Co 780 Eleventh Street Saks and Company to poor people who are fined ne- ¬ rapidity All tbe night linos between for a long trip through Macfarland lisa proposed to his asso- ¬ for the Southern be northwest Washington glecting to So similar work in New York and Buffalo have been sup- ¬ ciates that it called the James Barker 1 Pennsylvania front of States Mr Elmore has been connected Edmonds School Send for the Koch Lung Cure booklet Avenue and Seventh Street their houses plied from the Buffalo plant after the late Com- ¬ containing 3 of the Pull with the Southern for many years missioner of tile District testimonials and describing the treatment C +4 S 4 e s o S S te ssaS 45 4 5 5 C 4 4 4