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TYPHOID MARY
WANTS LIBERTY
Woman Said to Breed Typhus
Germs Gets Gut Writ.
ISOUTEO FOR TWO YEARS
Experts Say She ls the Moat Remark
able of the Fever Bacilli Carriera In
Country a?d Will Have to Remain
a Pnaoner All He.- Life Unleaa Court
Freea Her.
boing
1 r in quarantlne oa
aarOtl rs. thuuarh
noi coaBflBltted hy a court. Mary Mal
lon. a cooh. was prodacad before Su
?i. h ou a
writ of haheai ;n the bopc of
woman. Khn is known to the
i departrafat as Typl
red throogh her lawyer that ahe
was Uteajally deatirea] of her iu.
In ? r applit ation th*
health raaaartaflaal alleged that Mary
hat] I
wlth whom she eamo ln t
while hrrself immune. she had tho
power of comrnunlcatinjr typhohl fr-vt r
to otii. rs involuntarilv. ?
The tt.ok statetl that she ha.'
treatetl on Ntirth Brotl 1 like
a l< per and h:t to oe
I aay u ** ' bt r onb
Baa
I>r William H Parks. of the health
department. aay* that Mary ia . ?
than two aeore pereoaa in this
country who are known aa t
ba< lili t-arr:. r? and that her raae la
all.
Tt.. (4 : BBfl BT4 BBBSM !jre ln
?all hladder and to I
from there hy the htle M^-hi.
Bew grrms are takitiR the pl?
at are oarrivd av. .<
The experl - ry ef
fort haa been made to cure Mary. who
ls a remarkably healthy looklng wo?
man. but. aciordinv arka. wlth?
out avall H ea that. unleaa
Bhe court ordera otlurwis.. ahe will
hare to remain on N'orth H
Island all her life.
MRS. TUCKER DIVORCED
General Logan'a Daughter Securea
Decree on Grounda of Deaertlon.
Kllralietb
ohtalaed a di
loai l William p. Tacker,
MRS. MARY LOGAN TUCKER.
- a.. ratjred, aa aToaada t.f ea
senion. Alimony was eettled pri
vately. Colonel Tiwker did not con
test. Mra. Tueker was permitted to
resume her raaidon name. The only
ataaeeeee arere Mrs Taahar and ber
mother. widow of General John A.
Ix>gan.
CUT IN HALF^ BY TRAIN
Reading Braketnan Meeta Horrifale
Death at Creaaona.
Pottkvill.. Pa. June 30?James
Faust. a Philadelphia A Reading rall
aay brakeman at Creesona. waa liter
ally .nt in half when he attemptf.i to
rrosa over a moving freight train.
He fell between the nr*t car. and the
locomotive and the wheels of the car
passed over hia body.
Whiaky Killa Five-Year-Old Boy.
Reading. Pa. Jaaa ... While his
mother thought be was playlng in the
yard. flve year-old Mattbew Amoroea,
son of Dennla Amorosa. of thla city,
earptored the coateata of a c^
whleh ae found a bottle of whiaky.
The llttle fellow drank the liquor and
In a saort tlme Iw-arue 111. He opeaed
a window >n the rear of the house aad
fell out land ing on his head and frae
turlng bls skull H. di.-d beBBffl a
hospital was reached.
To Exclude Negro Firemen by Law.
Atlanta. Ga.. June SO.?A blll to ex
clude negroes from employment aa
flremen and trainmen in this etate Ii
heing prepared by a commlttee repre
aenting tbe firemen and train of the
Oeorgia rallroad. The blll wlll he pre
sented to the Georgia legialature, aoa
la aession.
E MEN WHO HOLD THE
REINS OF GOVERNMENT
TO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
TZ
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT { JAMES SCHOOLCRAFT SHERMAN
Orrrta-hV IM. by Mofatt Bt?Kllc calaa?a.
President of the United States
PHILANDER CHASE KNOX
Oopyrlfbt. 1*0* by Moffatt Btaaiu Cbica^ra.
Secretary of State
E. J. BABCOCK
Secretary to the Secretary of State
- abt. ia**. by BW.ffatt 8ta4l? i^iiar..
\ iec-Prcsident of the United States
FRANKLIN MacVEAGH
Oapy rl?bv X***. by atoffati etudta. Cbkwco.
Secretary of the Treasury
R. O. BAILEY
?a/ (l.aadlaat. W?ax ?natoa. a. O.
Secretary to Secretary of the Treasury
A Counter Irr.tant.
"H is odd how his friend* treat a
maa 8*8888 Ii*- g?'ts in hot a
tbe i
How 88 thav treat hlm?'
? Tha-y ball hlm out with ?-old caBh."
COME AGAIN.
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JUST WHAT HE THOUGHT.
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A Winner.
I <l llke lo aay.
Kr* tla too bfta*.
All hall th? a*
<'.irl arra.!
The Wretch.
"I saw Mr* Jinx out buggy rlding
with a strang** maa yester.i
"You did' I always had niy doubt*
of that woman' I wonda-r wbo tbe
man waa?"
"Jinx; you told me no lonjrer than
yesterday that Jinx w. Blw a
atrange man,"
Some Charge.
'?Roosevelt has gal fl all
right ?
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gaa c
Eaa.er
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"Indee.r I.. | | ., you
have II arilten
" i tn not going to write any. you
Thls is a booB ? | am
going in to baj
A Common Cornplaint.
"It ain't my (ault r -
"How do | ,t ottl""
raali o Natun 1 waa bora
*ith ;t haacfa ol tla-?,.
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A. D. PRICE,
Punerol Director, Embalmer and Liverymon.
All orders pronit>tly fllled at Bhort notlco by telegraph or tei?
ephone. lialls rented for meetlnga and nlce eotertalnmenta.
Pleuty of room wlth all neceeaary conrenlencee. Large plcnlc or
band wagonB fjr blre at reaaonable ratea and nothlng but Brat
clasB. carrlagea, bugglea, etc. Ke*p coaatantly on band flne fun
aral supplies.
"^lr No. 2 J2 East Leigh Street. "aam**
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LOPEN AJLL DAY AXD Mf.liT ? Man on Dnty All Nlajnt.
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Zbc Ipeople's TRcstaurant,
750 North 3rd St., Richmond. Va
MEALS at All Hours?Hot or Cold. Board by Day Week
or Month. SOFT DRINKS.
POLITR ATTHNTION . GIVK ME A CALL
Mme. SYLVIA L. MITCHELL, Proprtetress.
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W. I. JOHNSON,
Jiineral Director ano Embalmer,
Offlce & Warerooms, 207 N. Foushee St. Cor. Broad.
HACKS FOR HIRE.
Orders by Teiephone or Telegraph filled. Weddings,
Suppers and Entertainments promptly attended.
Teiephone, 666. Residence m Batiding
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