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SATURDAY.OCTOBER 18, 'OS
LUNATIC SLEEPS
IN LOFTY TREES
JOHN KINO TERRIFIES RESI?
DENTS OF DETROIT.
HAUNTS LOCAL CEMETERY.
Imagine? Burying Ground Containa
Slg Lake?Know? Officer? Ar?
After Him and Fear? Re?
turn to Acylum.
Detroit. Mich ?Afraid of their lives,
fearful of leaving their hornea, the
children In the vicinity of Mt. Elliott
aad Monroe avenues have not played
la tbe street? for several nights.
Older persons, too, remain on front
porches and do not wander far from
the epen doorway, through which they
may flee at a moment'? notice.
John King, a man with a wrecked
mind. 1? the cause of the commotion
that exlata In that vicinity, and al?
though hunted by officer?, he haa elud?
ed them and a complete reign of ter?
ror exlata around that corner of Mt.
Elliott cemetery.
King la a powerful young fellow
of about 35 years. After his mind
gave way he waa taken to the Dear?
born retreat, but about a month ago
returned to his home In thla city.
For several weeks there was no In?
dication of anything- wrong with tbe
young man. Flut, suddenly, he began
to develop a fondness for the solitude
of the cemetery, especially at nlghL
and forsaking hla bed at home, he
climbed the bin trees among the head
atones and slept on the limb? after
the primitive fashion.
King had the Idea that the ceme?
tery rontalned a great lake and that
on its shores was the Ideal camping
place. And at night, to avoid the
beat be would ateal away to hla tree
bed
Nelghbora who knew of the occur?
rence notified the police at the Klm
wood ?talion. Several men were de?
tailed to effect the rapture of the
young man, and nightly they have
patroled the vicinity, three or four of
them frequently being seen In that
portion where the demented man was
supposed to be.
Often King would l??ave tbe seclu?
sion of his haunts In the cemetery ?nd
walk with quick. Jerky ?trlde ?long
the walks adjacent to the cemetery.
One night, when an officer accosted
htm. King. It 1? ?aid. wheeled and
?truck the officer a violent blow, fell?
ing him to the ground, and. turning.
ran north.
Th? demented man is also alleged
to have grabbed a young man by the
throat and was trying to throttle him
when other? approached and fright?
ened him so he desisted. Another
?snail boy. who was of too Inquisitive
a disposition for King, was assaulted
and knocked down
King realises that he I? being
?ought by the officers and will be
placed In confinement again If caught. |
Re Is shrewd enough to avoid anyone
who looks like an officer or one of
King Eludea Capture by Camping In
Tree Tops.
hi? friend?. He shun? his former
friends a? though afraid they would
do him violence, and if they approach
him will take to hi? heels
The officers are maintaining a ?till
hunt for King
la tbe meantime, while King night?
ly seeks hi? leafy couch and the offi?
cer? patrol tbe vicinity an4 ?taad
guard over the place where they sup?
pose he la. the residents do not ven?
ture sway from bom?, the children do
not demand the freedom of the street?
and at night tbe doors and windows
are securely locked against a possible
attack.
ML Elliott avenue la enjoying s real
raigo of terror sed prayers at night
Include the wish thst the officer? will
succeed In capturing tbe man who la
making life unbearable In that vlela
ity.
Remembered.
"Did ?be remember you la ble will G*
"Tee, dod gast him? He remembered
te Inaart th? statement of what I
? ??ad the ??ut?."?Cleveland Leader, ?
VISITS PUNET OF MARS;
FINDS ONf-EYED 61ANTS
Syracuse (N. Y.) Man Brings Back
Queer Account of Our Nearest
Terrestrial Neighbor.
Syracuse. ?. Y ? Sackvllle G
son, president of the Society for
Psychical Research, aaya he recently
paid a visit to Mars. Although the di?
Unce la 141.000.0O0 mile? hla spirit
went there and back tn 40 minute?
while bis body lay In his residence. In
describing his visit be said:
"When i a ? rose bed Mar? it looked
like a big glob? of fire, and it seemeci
aa If I were about to plunge Into
molten mas?. It was surrounded by
blood red clouds mixed with others of
greenish hue.
"There are two tribes of people on
Mars?one so large I only cam? up tx
their knees and tbe other ao ?mall that
they only came up to my knees. Non?
wore clothing. AU wer? covered with
hair.
"Th? largest ap?eles had huge ear?
a ?ose like a Hon. and only one eye. In
O
ii
Leyaon Interviewing th? Martlana.
the middle of the forehead. Their
lunga do not move up and down tn
breathing, but expand croaawls?.
"Tbe little men lived In holea ta th?
ground or rock?. The larger one? bad
houses made of rocks. The little one?
had web feet and ?lipped over a nao?
like ?ubatane? aa though skating
They could walk up perpendicular
wall? like file?.
"The ?mall ones have two eye?, on?
In e?cb temple. They had no note?.
but ther? waa a hole In each cheek.
"The tree? looked a? If made of rub?
ber I ?aw none decayed There wa?
a ?ubatane? which looked like ?now,
but which was not cold and wa? easy
and ?oft to walk on.
"Down In a deep chasm I saw men
working with ?time sort of mach?n??
which was guiding lights acro?? trans
psrent rocks. The rays seemed to be
reflected clear to tbe atmosph?re on
?arth."
Mr. Eaayaaa says he will go to Mars
again, when be bas an audience of
scientist? and psychologists to beatify
to the truth of his statement.
HAVE TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.
Three Person? Rescued After Clinging
to Ship'? Bottom for Two Daya.
Norfolk. Va?Raving, stark mad.
after having clung to tbe bottom of a
fishing schooner for two days after
being shlpwreck?>d. two men and a
boy were rescued from Pamlico sound.
Two women who were on the ???~?1
are mlaalng.
Thoae saved are I. A. Ballance,
Charlea Foster and Pennle JennetL
the last named being a mere lad. Th?
women mlaalng are Mrs. S. A. Johnson
and Miss Jennie liurrus, of Middleton.
N. C. Th? crew of the schooner An?
nie Farrow were the rescuers, and tbe
wrecked vessel waa the Luther B.
May.
The rescuers saw tbe schooner float?
ing bottom upwards, a lifeboat was
sent out and the men and boy wer?
taken off. They had been without
food or water since Monday afternoon,
when the vessel was overturned In a
gale. The two women were In th?
cabin when the vessel waa wrecked
and bad no chance of escape.
- Wed In An Animal Cage. ?
De? Moine?, la.?Pearl Morton, of
St. Louis. Mo., and Clyde Hog an, of
Orange City, Kan , were married here
In a den of wild animal? at a carnival
At the time the vow? were pronounced
by Justice Frits Hinzie there were In
the cage a wild cat. a Hon. and a black
bear. The woman keeper had conald
?rable trouble controlling the tiger
when the strangers entered the den.
The Justice, a young man, was no?
ticeably frightened, and his words
could be heard but a short distance
from the bars. After he pronounetsd
tbe two husband and wife he hurried
ly ?hook hands and started for the
door. After going half way he turned
around and kissed tbe bride Just as the
big tiger leaped past them for its cage
door. The groom is 21 years of eg?
and the bride 18.
Calf Born in a Sewer.
Pottsville. Pa.?A ?trange dlaturb
ance in an abandoned sewer at St. Clair
> resulted In an investigation and, after
| making an opening, workingmen auc
' ceeded in taking out a cow and newly
born calf. The cow bad been tn th?
sewer for nearly two weeka without
! anything to eat or drink, but waa still
alive.
Whin Fortune Frown?.
The man. relying on the adage, nat
?irslly supposed he bsd nothing more
io fear, so you can Imagine ble coa
sternatlon when Opportunity knoek???,
at bla door a second time.
"Farewel. a long farewell, to all
my goodness'" he exclaim?**, and
then, without another word, for he
was a brav? ?osi. Ke went out. and
became rich, and Heed happily ever
after?Puck.
WE INVITE THE ATTRITION OF THE PUBLIC TO OUR
JOB DEPARTMENT
It is thoroughly equipped
to do all kinds of printing on
short notice. We make a
specialty of Society printing
and work for Insurance Com?
panies, such as Financial
Cards, Policies, both straight
life and benevolent, Physi
??dan's Certificates, Sick Cards,
Application blanks, Agents
Report Sheets, Rate Cards,
etc
We print Wedding Invita?
tions, and High Class Sta
I tioneryfor Balls, Parties, Pic
V nies and all entertainments of
C a social nature.
We print Church Envel?
opes, Note and Letter Paper,
Bill-heads, Monthly State?
ments, Business Cards, Fi?
nancial and Order Books,
Circulars, Check-books, Pam?
phlets.
EXCURSION WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
We print Handbills, Quarter-Sheets, Half and WTiole
Sheet posters, Tags, Tickets, Placards, Society Cards, Min?
utes, Visiting Cards, Mourning Stationery.
OUR AIM
is to please our patrons and to
give them the best service at
the lowest prices, consistent
with satisfactory work._
We furnish "cuts" when desired and we will arrange to
complete special work in our line. WHien in need of any vrorll
in our line, call and see us and estimates will be furnished.
WE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE OF SAMPLES
WHICH WE WILL SHOW ANY ONE DESIRING TO SEE THEM.
?ur Stoch IRoom Embraces a Jfull %inc
OF THB LATEST STYLE BOND, FINE WRITING?FLAT AND LINEN PAPER. ENVELOPES, ETC
WE CAN PRINT A BILL AS SMALL AS A DODGER.
A Three-Sheet Poster
AS LARGE AS A FRONT DOOR.
* i
WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST ASSORTMENTS
OF WOOD-TYPE
Of Any Job Printing Establishment in the city.
Our Present Corp of Employ?es are Competent and Quick-working. Our Office
is within Easy Reach of the Public, Being within Fifty Yards of Broad St.
Our street-entrance is retired and has no objectionable features, the most
fast?dioas lady being able to enter without embarrassment or annoyancey FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, APPLY TO
Long Distance Telephone, 22 ? 3."
John Mitchell, Jr.,
311 N. 4th St., Richmond, Va.
WHY SHE DIDN'T WIN.
They were at Monte Carlo, and. Ilk?
other visitors to that Insidious para?
dise, they consider??. 1 the casino a
place which ?night BO be visited.
They stood hesitatingly before one
of tbe tables, and at 1. ? nipt?
tion to Join the players proved too
strong for the la.ly
"I must Just risk one ?10 note," she
said to her husband "?.Ive me on?,
darling, and I will put It on the nun
I my age. That will be lucky."
Hubby was Inclined to be skeptical;
but he might have aparad himself th?
trouble of grumbling, and the L'IO
note was ?inly tepOBltail on Ko 24.
Alas' No. 36 proved to he the win?
ning numeral, and tbe lady gave a
gaap of despair.
-ve you right." said her hu?
band. "If ><.ud '.o.d the truth you'd
have won "
- \
Always a Mystery.
"And that ? a fact." remarked the
man who sometimes lets out an au
dible thought
"What's a fact?" queried the party
who wanted to know.
"That a woman can't understand
why her husband doesn't pity old
bachelors mar?? than he d??es," ex?
plained the noisy thinker.??Chicago
Daily News.
FORD'S
HAIR POMADE
Formerly kaown aa
"OZCeiZED OX IbA?ROW" ||
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least*- ,
Ford's Hair Poma?)? v?iJmwerty ].
kaeean aa "(MUWISBD ?X MA?SOW" aad ?? ' *
?ha orni? aa/? pr? paratia?, kaova ?o aa that ? *
aaakae klnkjr or eaurly -air etraegh?. aa ? >
?boera ?tao-?. Ita a?? makee tbe m?el rtab- < ,
bere. ba**b. ?klaky t ewjrja? hair ??ft. , ,
pllebl? aad mmmr to come Thee? seealte ?
mar S? obtained froai oaa emf?rpt; S
bottle? are ??a??!t ?afljai?t ?or ajrear.
a?? at Fora/s Hmfar Kama, ?a cdSOll
OX MAaaOW"! rer-jm? aad pe*reaM .
drag. relleT?? IM hla?. inrlfor-ta? ?So m.
??opa aba hair from fiJUn, oat or bwfctme
?aaka? tl ?row aad. by ao?mhta?. th? root?. '
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MAaaOW) Saa h*ra mad? aad aold ?m?i
??WlTato?Ma_Mm>tMSa, aad label. OSO? ISSD
OX MaBBOW''. waa raartatarad la the Paitad < ?
Otate? rates? OSoe, talSM. Ia all tbat lo?? < >
period of tltae there baa aer?r baa? a boati? ? ?
rehar?n from the aaadrad? ?rf tboaaaa.?? wa <>
bava MkL roatva Halt rOMAbl rasais?
?m ???**?, avo matter h?rw lotac r?? ' ;
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proe-re
or aawd
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IW??? paid We pay poeta?? aad ?am
?hare?? fa all pat-?? la tf. S. A. Whea ?ay?
lac ?S ?oatail er expreee et?jay ?ra?r.
meatloa ibi? >?ir. Writ? roar-?
addreae plaialy aa
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PLANBT_DEPOTS
NEW YORK CTTT.
P. Rltzheimer. 7 ?. 13 4th St,
M. 3. Wlneyglaa.. 33 4 N. 63d St.
Green and Bailey. 2 49 E. 127th St.
J. \V. Watkln?. 1931 Broadway.
Mr?. M. Oibba 130 W. 30th St.
J. H. Parker. 14 4 W. 26th 8t.
Charla. De van. hl W. 30th 8t.
C. H. Lanear. 66 W. 99th St.
W. J. Buclrner. 150 W. iSrd 8t.
R. Plummer. 124 W. 134th St.
M. W. Slaughter. 312 W. 40th 8t.
W. W. Johnaon. 247 W. 47tfc 8t.
E. H. Mitchell. 162 W. 27th 8t.
Stand end Newa Co.. 32S W. 37th St
Turner R. Robinson. 12-Sth Ara.
E. A. William?. 200 W- 63rd 8t.
M. B. Walkar. 309 W. 37th 8t.
J. H. Jarrett. 453-Tth Ave.
Smith A Mlle.. 232 W. 4 let St.
M. B. Wrneyglaae. 322 W. 6?ta 8t.
P. Bell. 239 W. 124th St.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
M. Clay. 1801 Fitz water 8t,
J. H. Gray. 12 33 Pin. St.
Ulahop Robinson, 1234 Melon St.
E. P. Macken?. 1116 Pin. St.
Jamea E. Warwick. 264 8. 11th St.
Mr?. B. Hom.her. 1040 Pina St.
a. Flngerot, 1211 Pina St.
William Parker. 631 Pia? St.
Mr?. Lavinia A'dridg?, 621 8. 12th.
Chaa. A. George, 4063 Market 8t
F. A. Stewart. ?73? Federal St.
PITTSBURG. PA.
Job. Evan?, car. Jone? a Laugh Un.
?. ?. Thumm,. 1402 Wylle Ara.
A. Johnaon, 1220 Wyl?a Ava.
BOSTON MASS.
:. Branum. 667 Shawmut Ava.
?. \v. White. ?32 Tremont 8t.
NORFOLK. VA.
John Debona. 610 Church 8t.
T. E. W. Perry. 2 Jonea Place.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
J. H. Jackaon. 3216 Can trai Ava.
CHICAGO. ILL.
E. H. Faulkner. S104 But? 8t.
BROOKLYN. N. T.,
J. A. Horsey, 1486 Bargen St.
La? Rick?, 782 Fulton 8t.
William A. Dabney. S Quine ? St.
William Popa. 174 Myrll. Ava
CHARLESTOM, W. VA
L. C Farrar. 601 Brooka flt
ASTORIA. L I.
Frank R. Wand. 146 Broadway.
ATLANTIC CITY. ?. I.
Huraey Bra... 121? Cammajrea Aro.
P. ?. Baptist. 11 ?. Kentucky Ava.
J. I. Carroll. 21 N. ?eater*y Ava.
Frank A. H.raey, ?4 S Battle Ave.
W. J. Stanford. 1 It. Mlehlga* Ava.
BRONX BOR0?OK. ?. T.
J. M. aanraat. 00? ltta afa.
PLAINFIELD. N. J.
Tho?. H. Bridgea. 614 W. 4th 8t.
BRADDOCK. PA.
G. A. Nevela. 4 21-6th St..
WASHINGTON. D. C.
\V. L. Smith, 2201-Tth St.. N. W.
F. O. Robinson. 63 4 O St.. N. W.
Mi?. E. Morrl?. 2000-llth 8t.
L. H. Singleton. 20th and E Sta.
R. 8. Douglaae. 1406 F. St
Southwestern Drug Co.,
732-2 J Street S. W.
LAWRENCE. MASS.
A. E. Evan?. 2 82 Esaex St.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
W. H. Brawn, 13 Stockbridge St
COVINOTON. VA.
Daniel Braxton. Box 91.
NEWPORT NKtfS. VA.
E. J. Jefferson. 1211-SOth St..
George T. Hall, 13 32-2 0th St
TARPER?. N. C.
\ E. Howard.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
William H. Moere.
8TA?NTON, VA.
Wm. C. Johnston. Ill lu. Mala St.
LYNCHB?RO. VA.
Charlea Morgan. 702 Taylor Bt
HAMPTON. VA.
John M. Phillipe.
DANVILLE. VA.
0. P. Clark. 232 ?. Union Bt.
PORTSMOUTH. VA.
H. B. Cooper. 1332 County 8t.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
John H. Johnson, 210 Bridge St.
PROVIDENCE. R, L
Douglass A. A. P. Agency.
YOUNOSTOWr OHIO.
Howard Thompson,
227 W. Myrtl. Ava.
DEMOPOLI8, ALA.
John W. Anderson.
MILWAUKEE. WI8.
J. D. Cook. 26 Janean A. .v.,
ANACCSTIA. D. C.
Da. Wm. B. Gales. Douglas. Hall.
WATERTOWN. N. Y.
Fred. A. Johnson, 6? Factory St.
MERIDIAN, MISb.
T. Mnrray. 6 8t-2611.
OKLAHOMA CITY. O. T.
E. P. Feagan.
SARATOGA 8FRIN08, M. Y.
W. W. Wright. 8 Cowan St.
BALTIMORA*. MD.
Henry Albert. 20t Rldunaaat St.
Gaa. W. Crnasa, 614 Drate Mil Asa.
W. H. Jaanaaa. 041 Dr.14 Hill Ava.
H. sa. T.nag. 1100 Dmld BUM Ava.
Pba-oe, li
Iteasdestc??. Ko. ? 11-80.8 SS.
ROBT. W. WILLIrVMS,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR &
EM B ALMER.
NO. ???? P. STRKBTT. BarrwatM?
aOTH AND 818T ?TT*RaUa*TB.
RICHMOND, - - - VA
Spanisi stteatlOB given to all tn?
Ineae ?mtrusted to me. Carrtage*
for funeral., reception? aad mar
rlagen at all koara. aatlsfaeUee
go a ran teed to all.
A. Hayes
omen AND WASK-BOOMS,
,727 North Second Street
aUtaxDKNCK, 725 N. and St.
First-dee? Hack? and Caskets of all de?
scription?. I have a spare room for bod
les when the family have not a* suitable
place. All country orders ?aa ajivet
j special attention. Your special aSOentsoa
la called to the new style Oak Caaketc
Call and see me and you shall be waltet!
on kindlv. *-mmmm
'Phone, 2778.
.?ME
Cus?alo House,
702 East Brood Street.
II tviitx re in.* tele 1 my BAR. and hav?
ing an up to date place, I am pr^r^red
to serve my friend? end the public at
the same old stand.
Cllitll'K WlNKH.I.KjroKMA? HJAK
Fi*st Class Restaurant,
?aY* MKALS ATALLHOURS ""fRl
?ew 'l'houe 1261,
W*?. CUST?LO, - Prop.
S. W. ROBINSON.
NO. 23 NORTH 18TH SI
DKaUta ra
FINE WINES, LIQUORS
CIGaVRS, ?fcc
???? Stock Sola aa Ouaraotead.-a*
PkOaMPT ATTENTION
Yooj patronage U respcctlully solicited
JOHN M. HIGGINS.
DKALKat IN
CHOICE GROCERIES,
WINES UOUORS.
AND CIG ARS.
PURR GOODS, FTJIX VAX.UR FOB
?? B MON BY.
1610 East Frauddtfi Sfaon*
[Maar Guai alack*?,) ?a
'Phon. S048 n. W Lilga S
John H. Braxton
REAL ESTATE & LOANS
Private Banker and Broker,
Loan? negotiated on Real Estate,
I ntereat allowed on De pesi ta,
Estate? managed.
Rent oolleoted and prompt returns
Special attention to repair?.
Notary With Seal.
Established 1892.
SMITH'S BUSINtSS C1U.J:
1.????111 1M3. VA.
COURSES:
Phonographic. Commercial, Pennine
English, Electric wiring, Civil
Engineering.
Xo Vacation.
Instruction Thorough.. . Position* Sa
curtHs. t'orreepondeocc 8oIkltr<d?
Send 2c tor particular*. Address:
T. I?. SMITH, ?. ? .
President
Mew Ttaoae, 47*.
R03T. S. FORRESTER,
-:EFLURIS"&
2?2E. Leigh Street,
RICHMOND. VIROLNIA
Plant D?corations, Cholee Boas
buds. Cut Flower.. Funeral Das taja?.
H ?use Decoratone for Wadding Par
tie.. Ac. a specialty. Give m. a ?nlL
Woe. Yea Ai. Sid
tar. aad Fresh M ?diarea? aaly or*
?ora yan akaa por ?h ?a? ynn? ' *
Drag? aad Mediala, froa?;
Leona rol'?
Reliable
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Disfateti.
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MAKINGS
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to sali a? ike moas rallaba? forai tara
bona? la ibe ?m ?y aad aao saa aas?
lias of
Refrigerators,
Battings, OlU?ro-ta?,
And la fas? everything ska? ta
?dia hooee furnishing*.
BUCO ?IO CAHPIT3.
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