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An Up To Date Daily Newspaper VOLUME 10. NO. 216 Standard cf yuilij''^c..‘llcncc. T'sed in ;iuic* than 171 Colleges ami Con servatories. America’s leading inslitii tion. Ask for K-.kltt “HEART THROBS” STIEFF . ri>.YER . PIANO A perfect h ulaving; piano at a mii,: I.ie !.ri.-e. “From l**i|>iikirS*-nc to Grand Opera” Free Write tor parti- Mention Dept. O. aURRAfTBBD REMEDY FOR IN DIGESTION. Interesting Statement By Poetotflee Phermaey When a man comes into this store md calls for any particular indigestion rem edy, we always give him what he a*a.- for, but in case he leaves it to us wf ► usually recommend Pepsikola tablets. Here is a preparation we have bc selling right over the counter for yea-i and from actual observation we know M must do good and really does relit 7‘ and cure indigestion and dyspepsia • i there would be a steady stream of peo;. i coming back for their money, as y 25c box is sold with the understand!! j that yon must be decidely benefited v there is nothing to pay. You simply try Pepsikola tablets w. i the understanding that they will stci i • your nerves, Improve your appetite, <• lieve wind belching, coated tonvtt. iodr stomach, fullness after eatirt, weakened energy, and other symptom - of indigestion or I’oatoffiee Pharm* l \ are ready at any time to pay back yoi i money without the least argument. OA.STORIA. Btm th< The Kind You Have Always Bouglr MOITEY TO LOAN ON Real Estate Mortgages Id sums to borrowers. Habktnoton, Macs & Harrington, Attorneys at Law, Cambridge, Md Hfl ft? \ , - will still continue the business at 501 Henry street. Funeral Decorations A Soeciaity, and potted plants in general. Open for new and old customers. ’Phone 304. Wn. M. JONES. 4-9-lyear. flfc/hen You See Our Line, 89 You See The Latest, You Get Our Prices, You Get The Lowest Our Goods. mm You Buy The Best. Fail to See Our New Line of Diamonds Jewelry Novelties. RAZOR I THE RAZOR OF PERFECTION SELF SHAVING ASU RE HHHHHbubles Cet ° ne from your dealer on 30 days trial, with HHHHjjKBLifIATiON t 0 purchase lit |itrM|(.H<.]| j THF. DAILY RILLED WRONG GIRL Mrs. Hume!hagen Shot Down on Street by Drunken Man. RAVES OVER FATAL MISTAKE Herbert Springer, Thinking She Was the Woman Who Had Spurned Him, Opened Fire While She Was Wheel ing Her Baby Along the Street. I ,-eeport, 111., June 3. —Edna Humel hagen. 19 years of age, was shot to death by Herbert EL Sphlnger, aged IS years, of Rockford. 111., who chased Mrs. Humelhagen through a crowd in Ninth street, thinking she was a Rock lord woman who had spurned him. Springer revived from an alcoholic stupor and raved over the fatal mis take. Mrs. Humelhagen, who had been married only 17 months, was wheeling her 6-mouths-old baby along Ninth street. As she stopped to rearrange the infant In the cab, Springer stepped up and muttered a threat that caused the young mother to retreat a few paces from the baby carriage. With a hand made unsteady by drink. Springer drew a revolver and fired at the woman, missing her. As the man paid no attention to the child, but started towards the mother, she turned and fled down the street, pur sued by Springer. A second shot missed Mrs. Humel- Jiagen as she ran, and, nearly over come by fright, she tried to enter the grocery store of George Aton, calling lor help. Just as the woman reached the door of the grocery Springer fired a third shot and the bullet struck her dead as she fell Into the arms of Grocer Aton, moaning: "Save me for my poor baby.” Springer was arrested and taken to jail, while scores of persons who had seen the quickly executed murdei swarmed about the dead woman. Friends took the baby home to its father, who soys he never beard qt Springer. Salary War Nearly Brings Fisticuffs. Butler, Pa., June 3.—Council, by a vote of 11 to 4, ended long fight to reduce the salary of E- Bell by indorsing the com mission system. The mayor is earn ing Tfce on a S6OO salary. The debate was bitter and almost ended In blow's. Councilmen Brown and Goettler were parted by Chairman Dunn at a heated juncture. The mayor’s enemies say they will contest the action in the courts. Milk and Eggs Save Man From Death. San Jose. 111., June 3. Eighteen months ago pronounced by physicians a hopeless consumptive, with but a short time to live, John A. Hamilton has resumed his work as a telegraph operator here for the Chicago & Al ton. He weighed 128 pounds a year and a half ago. Now he weighs 164. Hamilton ow r es his recovery to a per sistent diet of raw eggs and sweet milk. Twelve eggs and sometimes half a gallon of milk are his dally food and drink. Other articles he does not attempt lo eat. Died In a Freight Car, Scranton. Pa., June 3. —John Shea, an iron molder, of Rochester, N. Y„ died in a freight car on an Erie switch near Dunmore. Shea and another molder, Frank Mclntyre, of Newark, N. J.. were enroute to Wilkes-Barre to secure work. They were without funds and sought the freight car for lodging. During the night Shea was taken ill. and before his companion could return with help Shea was dead. Coroner Stein attributed the death to heart disease. Lost His Life Trying to Save Hat. Johnstown. Pa., June 3. An un known man, whose body has not been recovered, was drowned in the Cone maugh river. His hat blew Into the ! river, and going after it, the victim was caught in the current and swept away. While crossing the Pennsylvania rail road tracks at Ehrenfeld. Leo Mulve hill, a 14-year-old boy. was struck and instantly killed by a fast train. Doctors to Organize to Prevent War. Atlantic City, N. J., June 3. The delegates here attending the conven tion of the American Anti-Tuberculosis League have called a meeting for June 5 of the “International Medical Asso ciation for the Prevention of War,” for the purpose of organizing an Ameri can section of the association. Prince Seeks Citizenship. Watertown. S. D.. June 3. —Naturali- zation papers have been applied for here by Prince Alexander L. F. Kos lovsky, who served on the personal staff of General Kuropatkln in the Russian Japanese war. He drops the final three letters of his name and be comes Koslov. Killed By Falling Walls at Fire. Bridgeport, Conn., June 3. Carl Hender. 18 years old, was killed by falling walls during a fire which to tally destroyed the five-story brick building occupied by Miner, Read & Garrette. a wholesale firm of New Haven. The loss is estimated at about $25,000. The Weather. Forecast for this section: Cloudy and continued ccol today; tomorrow, partly cloudy and slightly warmer; light to fresh north winds. CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAN^T^oM^^^^ I^O, JUNE 3 ’ 19 °.L_ BASE BALL RECORDS Ctanding of the Clubs In the Race For the Championships. American League. Won. Lost. P. C. Chh-ipo 27 11 -HO rh-v-Mand 2a 14 .641 York 19 17 .528 . Louis 15 24 .380 ; ,n 13 26 -533 ■\ ar.hington 10 23 .806 SATURDAY’S GAMES. Chicago, 1; Detroit, 0. Boston, 2: New York. 0. Other games postponed owing to rain, SUNDAY’S GAMES. Detroit. 4; Chicago, 3. St. Louis, 4: Cleveland. 1. National League. Won. Lost. PC. Chicago 29 9 .763 New York 28 11 ■ l lß Philadelphia 21 15 .083 Pittsburg 19 15 -559 Boston 16 22 .421 Cincinnati 15 23 .394 Brooklyn 12 27 .308 St. Louis 11 29 .2i5 SATURDAY’S GAMES. Brooklyn. 7: New York, 5 (10 innings). Other games postponed owing to rain. SUNDAY’S GAMES. St. Louis, 1; Cincinnati, 0. Tri-State League. Won. Lost. P. C. Harrisburg 25 6 .813 Williamsport .... 19 10 .655 Trenton 18 10 .643 Altoona 15 14 -.517 Lancaster 15 15 .500 York 10 20 .333 Wilmington 8 22 .267 Johnstown 7 20 .259 SATURDAY’S GAMES. All games postponed owing to rain. Atlantic League. Won. Lost. P. C. Reading 18 4 .817 Brooklyn 16 7 .696 Allentown 14 8 .636 Chester 9 11 .450 Newark 8 10 .444 Elizabeth 8 13 .331 Pottsville 8 13 .381 Easton 2 18 .10u SATURDAY'S GAMES Brooklyn, 8; Easton, 3. Chester, 4; Allentown, 0. Other games postponed owing to rain. SUNDAY’S GAMES. Pottsville, 3; Reading. 0. Other games postponed owing to rain. BOY SLAIN; WOMAN SAVED Caught Between Trains and the Lad Would Not Lie Down. Shenandoah. Pa., June 3. Albert Zelinsky, a 14-year-old schoolboy, while crossing the Lehigh Valley rail road tracks with Mrs. Kate Henk, at a point where no crossing is located, was ran cfown by a train ana frfsngfir arm and leg were cut off close to his body. Both the boy and the woman were caught between trains moving in op posite directions, but the woman had the presence of mind to lie down, while the boy remained standing and was drawn beneath the wheels. He died 19 hours after the accident. Governor Stokes’ Brother Married. Trenton, June 3 —Miss Agnes M. Gill and Dr. Howard Kemble Stokes were married in Christ Protestant Episcopal church. Bishop John Scarborough ofli dating, assisted by Rev. El J. Knight. Dr. Stokes is a brother of Governor E. C. Stokes and is prominently known in financial circles in New York. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N. Gill, of this city, and has acted as stenographer and assistant secretary to Governors Voorhees, Mu phy and Stokes. A. F. of L. Cuts Off 40,000 Brewers. Washington. June 3. —in the absent of President Gompers. Secretary Mor rison, of the American Federation o Labor, made public Mr. Gomper s an nouuccment of the revocation of the charter of the International Union o! Brewery Workmen, because of its r<- fusal to accept the terms prescribed by the federation. The action will at feet all the brewery workmen’s unions throughout the country, comprising a membership of about 40,000. Girl Sent to Jail For Contempt. Colorado Springs, June 3. —Miss Ec ine E. Fuller, bookkeeper for a tniniur company, was sent to jail because she refused to divulge the hiding p’acc c; the firm’s books, which she arknow edged she had hidden to force pa., ment of |6O salary for work on ti. books. She was sentenced to ja 1 tin she would consent to turn over t:. books. “I’ll stay in jail til I I ret," sii said, “but I will not te.l where la. books are.” 12.C0Q Veits Fail to KIM. Bangor. Me., Jm.e 3. —Mi ia ! CT'r ham, a rooter, and another rco/er r r sent to make some r pairs o th jt,.- house. Ciisham -made -m aVnUafuTl ed a wire carrying 12.000 \u ts. 1. stantly he was seen to fall, roll do. the roof to another nearly fiat a: bound thence to the ground. U picked up unconscious, but rjltie l ii. short time, and except for be.! eu on his hands was uninjured. How to Treat Loan Sear’;:;. Kansas City, Mo., June 3. —Pat-u J. Hughes, a money lender, m ir,t y a fine of SIOO and serve 3u day-- 1■ county jail tor exacting usurious i terest from J. H. Williamson, a print Hughes was declared guilty in Ja uary. 1906, of collecting 7>£ per ven J a month for several months on a lo" A 71 Tf 7/ 1 Ask your doctot.l is* l"i!g nsTi-f* rame for a cold I Am Jx/i i /~§ constipation, iusness, dyspep Bronchitis. Ask <A JL A /iLc headach y bilkask him if he skin. Ti:;a-yer’s Pills for con P® c f° r *l for this , your using /me, a few times, Y our family m dS/v/> /i pill at bedr secret.i w, pubiuh dvicecarefully. # AiJilJltilf' Web,™., 1 -fall our prep.ratious. J.C.AtwOO.. W^ l a* a- ■ V/ V llieforuini, lIOW.II, Has. Contains All The L||News sulphurM^* B HEAM Purifies The And Clears Up t 3 Com plexion Everybody this season ami the blond, clear up Rnt th „ remove that t “[ iret ;J^B u id form. u\Wck’s en internally is the besßJpK-xa r.T- Applied externalli hM! Urzema QUID SULPHUR fasiL*® hS Tetter, and all Bki n l* B qttt phttr zema, and he wtv;, smooth as aninfan- 4, - All about free, if yo write HANCOCK QUID SULPHUH CO., Baltimore. Searching It. Some Cfi mbridgeV' l Wizens Can Tell You ere Irritating You’re loo^^^^Blr o^^ forachmgMMßaatJ d what this They tell aWWT iL f eitizen say. B : ..inf the Police C. N. Stichbury, R „ ce Bt-i Department, residing j ong says: s ‘ I was troubl dj^. commonlj with itching hemor* d r^me d y aftei known as piles, and r f that pa i E f U ! remedy recommendet . int but al and exasperating w ’ Doan’s failed to cure me. 1 { a / d a bos Ointment came to m “ Bradshaw’i was obtained for 3 lication * aT) Pharmacy. The fin pp time the D lnt relief and in a very r x nn ment stepped the att * T il ua ble i pleased to recomu remedy to the pubU Priceso cent For Sale by all defiji , N y orh Fcter-Milbarn sole agents or and tak Remember the no other, < THE IM C No * 3 ’ according to a lettgE aad kldney suffering wlt ®L gre atly disconr tr°^e ’ fhf 1 triCd aged by the a well man lieved and three the cure.” Guars for stomach, liver andHidney troubles, by Luther B. HaywarßLdruggist. 50c. fiean the lind You Have Always Bough ► J MAGAZINE I r READERS ”1 \ SUNSET MAGAZINE beautifully iliustrateAgeod itorie* g— and article* about AlHonua and • *3 all the Far We*. | * CAMERA CRAFT devoted each moot) 1 die nr- _ tiitic reproduction of the best SI.OO work of amateur and professional a year photographers. ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS a book of 75 pages*, containing 120 colored photographs of $075 picturesque spots ip California and Oregon. _______ Total ... $3.25 All for , ..-< . $1.50 Address *ll orders to SUNSET MAGAZINE Flood Building San Francisco CHARMING WOMEN. Nothing lends more te personal charm than a clear rosy skin and nothing is so lure to free the skin from moth spots, sallownesa and the effects of chronic oonstioation as the Dainty Lazakola tonic tab.eta. 25w Poetofflce Pharmacy "THE OID GREEN HOUSE” 12 and 14 East Pratit SlresL Baltimore.Wd. J. EMMETT LEWIS. JR., Proprietor, Eastern Shoremen’s Headquarters. Kates reas enable -4 W. & Hoddinott General Insurance. Spring Cambridge, Md. j oe , Stork Yards)- 1 choke. $6 d 6.23. SHEEP -steady: • 6. lambs. s<' Hi. $7. HOGS ,JT' $6.30(&'6.35; me /fiG assisted hy.g weli.'rs and pigs, $6.55: the BA NNER. fWENTY-TWO STORY HOTEL Chicago to Have One With 1150 Rooms, 1 Costing $9,000,000 to Build. j Chicago, June 3—Announcement has J just been made that this city will very I shortly have on© of the most magnifi- | cent hotels in the country in the La I Salle, which is to be erected at a cost J of 16.000,060. I According to the plans, the new ho- I tel will be 22 stories in height and I contain 1150 rooms. It will occupy 14 1 acres of floor space and will give em-1 plovment to more than 900 servants. I Practically the only wood used will J be mahogany for doors and trimmings, I the floors to he cement throughout. As I nearly as possible the entire building will be erected from non-combustible material. , , ~, | An interesting statement made . 1 the incorporators is that ip f p te . I the magnificence of the hotel, the rates will be quite reasonable. buys a barn as it burns Then Bidder at Auction Repudiates the I Deal As a Loser. Oxford, Pa.. June 3.— Selling a_barn | at auction wh 9 tP the ground was the rare feat performed I by Clarence M. Ortllp. The liameg, was knookod down to James Pennock. of Russellville- j I The sale was an assignee s vendue of the property of Clark H. Jgekaon, n I Russellville. The farmers were gath-1 i red in front of the house from all *<M; (ions of the county, and hs ela lace up to $3500. when some one I Piled smoke. The bam, typl the house, was an fly®, and it waa da- II stroved, with valuable contents, II After the fire, Pennock, VUo Uadi I bought the property, decided he had I . got a “lemon,” and refused to stand by II his bargain, so that the property will I i have to be resold. I | COUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED ! Aged Man and Confederate Taken Intojl i Custody In Philadelphia. I i Philadelphia. June 3.—Samuel Tate I aged 78 years, was arrested by secret I 3 service agents, charged with coun • terfelting. With Tate, when taken In-1 p to custody, was Charipe ©uatamonta, a Cuban, whom the officers say was ai confederate of the alleged counter-1 felter , I The arrest of Tate and his alleged) confederate followed the flooding of the lower section of the city with counter feit "silver dollars and coins’’,Ci the Issue of 1882. Cheap cleverness that the police. Impossible as It might seem, had made a mistake In arresting him. He was discharged. Taste For Art Is Turning to Seeks. Cleveland. June I.— “ The higher the young man’s trousers are turned the fewer brains he has,” says Superin tendent of Instruction Elso. “Some times I think the thirst for color runs to socks, instead of canvas. Where are our budding painters? Parading around with flashy socks. 1 suppose. Fancy vests and gaudy ties appear to satisfy the taste of the youth for art.” Free Gas For Fuel. Pittsburg. June 1. —The United States Steel Ccrpoialien is to surprise the world with a proposition to furnish free fuel. The gas from its blast fur naces and the gases produced in the smelting of the ores it will utilize as power for hundreds of gas engines. The blast furnaces will furnish motive power for great sections ct the corpor ation’s plants. Negress Weighed 511 Poun-'s. Louisville. Ky.. June I. M-.rtha Johnson, whose weisrht is 511 poun is. died of heart failure. She was 62 years old. The undertaker vho wan called said chat fluid sr leient ; i em balm six ordinary persons was races sary in preparing the -. m>an’. body for burial. The casket is s;:: >e-. long, three tcet wire and 21 inches deep. Hangs Himself at Pet Horse’s Side. New York. June I.—After sitting up all night with his pet horsSr which had been ill from pneumonia for some, time, Frank Shelly. 50 years old. a well-to-do expressman of 850 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, committed suicide by hanging. His body was found hang ing in the stall of the animal he had been caring for. Aged Woman Died of Grief. Kenosha. Wis... June 1. —Mrs. Har riet Matilda Bain, aged 79 years, widow of Edward Bain, a wagon manufac turer. and one of the wealthiest womm in Wisconsin, died at her home here. Grief over the death recently of her daughter caused an attack of apoplexy from which Mrs. Bain failed to rally. Jesse James, Jr., a Lawyer. Kansas City, June 1. —Jesse James a son of the notorious bandit of tba ( name, was graduated from the Kansas City School of Ltw receiving the high est grade in a class of 38. NUGGETS OF NEWS Roar Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan, U. S. N., has been retired. The Graduate Nurses’ Association of Pennsylvania will meet next October in Pittsburg. Two men wrr® drowned by the over turning ot a boat while fishing in the Miami river at Diyton, O. The Doylostown and Easton trolley road was sold -t Doylestown, Pa., at foreclosure sale, to J. Carroll Williams, of Philadelphia, tor £-100.000. Colonel Beniamin F. Winger, aged 72 years, editor ot- the Greenoastle (Pa.) Press, and one of £hj largest land own ers in south"Vn Pennsylvania, died at hla home iu Greencastle. Largest Circulation in Cambridge of Any Newspaper I Roll or Glide, Slip or Slide, I I r\ but get to the K I grocer’s quickly I I for 21 goiden I—— I Zo Zu I I The happiest, I I snappiest I I Ginger Snaps I I Biscurr I I COMPANY B rFemale Weakness^ I “Last Fall,” writes Mrs. S. G. Bailey, of Tun- H ■ nelton, W. Va., “I was going down by inches, ■ ■ from female disease, with great pain. After tak H ■ ing Cardui, Ohl My I Howl was benefited! g ■ am not well yet, but am so much better that I wii. m ■ keep oft taking Wine of Cardui till lam perfectly ■ 9 Despite the envious attacks of jealous enemies ■ I and rivals, Cardui still holds supreme position g I today [as in the past 70 years] for the relief and g I cure of female diseases. It stops pain, tones up ■ I the organs, regulates free advice m H j . j Write us a letter |PB ■ the functions, and aids H ■ in the replacement of —B t H noogi. Tenn. HH ■Mi a misplaced organ. ” t ■ * I -- *>rcry Drug Store in SI.OO Bottles. Bj :u™ ''mw-l HC fc 3 p&SS $ H ■* M fe* sa *cJ 4*' a '*7***- '•> ’• ”% -*• v***. c-.:l&S ''*&£? itJ 3 l el - - \ The Daily Banner $2 Year V ——— ■ ■ ■ ■_ ;mm .M — Mi ■ i.— ■ I - ; 1 *#♦#•#♦♦#♦••♦*•#: ' | DRS.COPELAND&SMITH | I DENTISTS. I 1 * 113 N. Chat les SI. Baltimore —cx a| 0 Dr. R. R- Copeland will practice at Cambridge 1 office, 10 Poplar street, second Tuesday, and Wednes- $ day and Friday following second Tuesday in each month. Office hours: Ba.mto6 p. m, $ June 11th, 12th and 14th. g July 9th, 10th and 12th. Aug. 13thTl4ttt Branch Office, IO Poplar PRICE $2.00 YEAR