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RAILROADS.
ALB ItSE

IDlEDMONT AIR LINZ
eordonsville Chsriotrsvlle Lynchburx and stations
sTssa sssSy sp ani Srso Rao. vile E sass
sisspsr w.shinston 70 Neg orIs.nsI
lsese.yille GordonsviIs stations CheA Ohio Route
Lynch burg. Rocky Mount, Dznville ami stations be-
sSsrIo.i. 'S coPumt a ausu.ts. htisnts Bir%inG
kan. Montgomery. New Orleans. Texas and California.
- with Pullman sle'ers Montgomery to New Orleans
ID Mann BSudoir sssgers for Birminshsm. yicks-
CsanmSss AMI snsusta Sold trai1. wasS1ngtan 20
k1alt. Does not connect for G. and o. route points
S:35 p M-Daily except sunday. for Msna.s..
Sesa- burr, and intsrIneiiate stations.
30 PM-Nsstern Express Daily for warrenton
end summer resorts and near line OF Chesspeass
ID OHIO route; Pullman sleepers and Solid Trains
- 81 Loui. also for Lynchburx BRISTOL Chattanoo.a
N.snville Memphis Little Rock and ali southv-stern
1anta Inrusn fullman sleepers Washington to
Al 90 P.M-southern Express Daily for Lynch
Sarx: panvills Raleigh, Ashevile. Charlotte Column
bans Tssss and California Pullman SLEEPER wash
D(Ion 70 New Orleans. VIA Atlanta. and Montgomery.
.n2s ss "sissnysoR 70 Aasusta Ca Without
Trans on Washington and Ohio divirion leave wash
Daily; arrive Round Hi Has SAN An snd t:si
kstarntng leave Round Hi $50 A. NJ Daily and
10 An Dnd s .5ssPi sunday arriving Washington
Ahroush trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan
Va "a tySen5nrs arrive N wash,ne,on zoo An
ia ono ;Ys.s .as hssIos.esvs $40 as'' EH:
fsrnished and bsSrsss checked once, 1900 Penn
oh G Ss st f9Y ffnRR'
Ix General Passenger Agent
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL % 1909

1899
IE ~ SEn SEEssF ESqN S
Or Snicaxo and Northwest express daily lO:55A
Il Ter Clheinnati and St Louis express daily land
For httsburr and Cleveland. express daily Io:55I
r ina and .sea s: anti
M 2.O5 and ;25 pm daily, express
Pssdspsia y a.s s sa 3 Is pm Baltimore AMI
:, for sinser'y and intermediate points. "a 80 Am.
IoT Baitimore 5. $50 $40. 7.3o. 80. GAS. IL
sin ESQ 30 Is Is S3 90 Pa s & sni
ia aO5s s.o n se SO go as sss s. AND and
For 5nnaRol:, 80 and $50 IN. 1910 and 30
n.pois 9 30. s:37 m. u :o5. 80. SEQ pm sun.
foi Way ssatons between Washington and Bal.i.
5s sa5 3 40 M Il 70 "a 4 "a
Fer stations on the Mstfopolitan branch. 1895 a
Fs55 Z 5 . iSi R5i9fP s. stations only 10
foE G4ither-buTz and iatermediats points. 10 Am.
FOR BOyds and intermediate stations. II pm. $40
Church train leaves washinTton on sunday only a.
ID pm. Stepping at all stations ON Metropolitan
sloI fre,ierlek tio1oam-. 70. t4:35. t5:3o pm
To- Hs<er-town 10. 10 an and IS .3op.m.
n iof Lnrsy and points on the shenandoah Valley r
Irsins arrive from Chicago daily 10 m and Sis
and 30 ,. m; irOm Pltts5urz daily 10 NJ. s. Is
From Philadelphia, Chester. and wilmington, 10 A
an. = SO. z 10. and y % .. daily.
B.lumoTs 10 M daiiS and I'll M sunday only "
Trans ri ls1 y e=' 20 ISr wa5ains'pn a. 20
s's tr.isl An; II ,l.,2.2 4:lo. 8; 9, $40 s;la.
~ TO- J. 30 SaI 500 and Il 70 % 10
Bsss. sad Tor and shesi edada a fS1iy . and rs.
Sence. on order. left At ticket Oces 6is and 1851
sp30 Gen MAnA<sr. Cen Pass. Agent
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Chief Justice Fuller In the City.

NJ hkAAN UNTIL PRESIDENT hETUkNS.
Chief Justice Fuller arrived In the city yester-
DAY and put up at the Arlington. Last evening he
received no visitor, except personal friends and
such public oncials as called 10 pay their respects
Justice Harlan called upon the chief Justice, and
early this morning the latter went out To break
fast with the associate justice.
Mr.. Fuller Will remain In Washington for several
days, until the President returns, as he wants 20
see MI. Cleveland. The new Chief Justice when
asked as 10 his plan In regard 70 qualifying for his
duties said he had not made up his mind; that he
would conform 70 any procedure, but had not In
formed himself as TO precedents
A STAR reporter ascertalned that there is no rule
OF precedent for q CHIEF Justice 70 quote BY Chief
Justice fancy was confirmed In March, 1885 while
the court was In recess About two weeks alter
receiving his commission h. went 10 Baltimore and
took the oath before Judge Glenn OF the
U. s. District Court He appeared before the
supreme Court at the ensuing term, which
began on the LIST Of August, and
took his seat Chief Justice Chase
was confirmed In December, 1854, and while the
court was In session. He took the oath In open
court. Chief-Justice Waite was con-
nrmed In January, 1874. aud before his COM
mission was issued the court took its February
recess. He appeared before the court at
the ensuing March term, and Qualined be-
lore the open court. Hence Chief
Justice Fuller can consult his own convenience.
There Is no particular rule or precedent he can
qualify now or defer II, just as he pleases Mean
time his salary goes on as II began At the date OF
bis commission
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DIRn


COLsToN. On July 26th. 1855. at 1l:45 pm.
FERRIS. infant of Frederick NJ. ard Maria
oolston. AGED four months and t~enty-sil dsyG
baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copyl
folly; On THURSDAY. July 70. lsss. at = m.
Mrs MARY FOLLY.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF her
sonn law, Mr. Thomas Kinney. 2Ooc street north
west at 80 q m, saturday. July rs Relatives and
friends are respectful. invited TO attend
LEsCALIEET On July 20. 1855. ct 7;45 q M,
SAMUEL MILLION. the Achieved son OF samuel NJ and
Mamie A. Lescslleet AGED year. four mouths aud
eight days
Funeral from residence Of grsndparent, John
Umpleby, 401 Eleventh street southeast Saturday
O'Clock 3. Relatives and friends repecti u.ly IN
vited to attend z.
MCGEE. At the Academy Hotel. July "a. 1855. Of
4 p m, JOSEPH III. MCGEE. aged sixty -four yeAs
aid seven months-
ekELLl. suddenly, in New York city, on July "a.
1855. EDWARD skELLN. formerly OF this city.
Funeral. saturday. st 8 pm. from 63l n st. ne.
SMITH In Jersey City, n. J.. July 20. lsss, after
short illness, CHARLES c. SMITH. formerly . resi-
dent of this city
Funeral saturday at m from the re. idence q his
father n Law, $40 sixth street southwest Relatives
and friends invited TO attend Lterment It Rock
Greek cemetery. %
TMING. On July 20. 1885. Of St. Paul. MINI. ED
WARD H TMlNo. AGED twenty i've yesrs Late Of
Treasury Department..
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Ar ran CAPTIVE rO.DAH.

TIE Dooeuls0n Rse0r0s 1nQus1ys
Ass,sfAxf ADsufAxf-osNBRAL KBrzoN BRron1 I'M
uousR coaHIfB2
Assistant Adjutsnt-0ensrA Kslton today
TESTIFIED before the House oomnttssss
Investigating the publication Of the no
once Of the Adiosant-eene respectins the
%.i,on called ier By % Sscords o@cs
ssss he ssd sen q the C Sovera%sas Prasss
;sss; sS'; e :: s.s 81 =, isss,s:sS
tempted 20 deceive any one In answer 70 Col
sa.s s5s ocs ss q me e p, nos
eight Of ten volumes ahead Of the index work q
the Records of,cs. which was jusl about the pre-,
The Capitol crs-.a c,,osrss.
JOINT RRsoLuflox 70 Pxzxzf m BAND 70
when the act Of Congress was paDed several
years ago 70 regulate admissions Of PROFESSIONS
&C., 70 the Capitol grounds aftsr IL had
been reported the point was made that
was TOO ngid in il provisions
oonsrssHional funsraia Then psrsSrspn was
added authorizing the President Of the Senate ana
speakSr Of the HOUSE. or In their absence
PrOvlsio.s ION OCCASIONS o. nssionss Ynssrss a.
Severn days ago when STAB reporter asked OF
the the. Capitol suthoritiss why The Marine
summer, Architect Clark replied that there was
no reason. He Immediately wrote out Q re-
Sumption OF the concerts, ana attached
70 It . clause stating that for this
purpose the law forbidding parades music, &C.
tbs was presented TO Senator Ingalls, he
oeclned 70 sign II upon q very ng1d
construStion OF the law, saying that
aon OF national interest" A joint reso-
luton has been prepared TO specifically
the Senate committee on public buildtnRs and
grounds at its next meeting.
Capitol Topics.
MORE LAND BOZ TEE NAVAL ACADEMY.
Senator German has offered an amendment to
the sundry civil bill appropriang sos 900 for the
purchase Of land adjacent TO the Naval Aeaosmy,
at ANNAPOLIS Nd. ~
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THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY.
A RumOr about Double Carr Umfounded
What President willard Says,

The people Of Northeast Washington were
considerably agitated last evening over q
rumor that the Columbia Railway mana
gers had decided to accede to their demands
and place double cars on the road. The reports
were that number OF double cars
had been run up the track with
out taking passengers evidently to try
the gauge. A STAN reporter called on Mr. Il. A.
WIZARD president OF the road, this morning and
asked II there were any truth In the report
mo-" he replied, 'the Columbia road Is doing
al IL can TO accommodate its patronS
and all that the traf1c OF the road will warrant.
We are now putting down a steel rail
tnat mas cost US $4,000, and we
more We have not ordered any double cars
should take tue irst car in
tne morning and ride all day he would md that
inc car would not average nve passengers on Q
Ifip Inc road does not, as has been stated pay
per cent dividends, but, on he contrary, has
never pale more than 3 per cent and
mas paid that much only twice. When these
people present their petition, which understand
was drawn up at their recent meeting, I shall
give them an exhaustive reply"
Inc transfer agent OF the Warrington ana
Georget0wn road at the corner or 18TH
street and New York avenue said that the
r1mor probably started from the fact that
tnere We're a few OF the Old bob-tail
cars OF the Washington and Georgetown Road
taken down to the b. and o. depot the other MORN
line
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From Rockville.

WHAT ID GOING ON IN A NEIoHBoRIHo rowN-N-
JuRED BY AN KNRAGRD BULL-INsANs AID IN
JAIL-NorEs OF GENERAL AND PERSONAL INTEREST
Correspondence Of TIE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, July g. 1855
MI. Hamilton Crown, living about three miles
from this place, on Tuesday made harrow escape
from an Infatuated bull that he attempted to drive
from bis premises The animal made q rush at
him, knocking him down and fastening his horns
in his clothing. He was rescued By neighbor,
who heard his cries for assistance. He Is badly
bruised about the head and body.
Republican primaries will be held In this county
Oh tine 11th OF August, and q county convention
on the 14th to send delegates to the congressional
Miss Oracle Knight left here yesterday for q
visit to Washington Territory In COMPANY with
her brother, who is the publisher OF paper In
Rev. Mr.. Richardson, pastor OF the Presbyterian
cnufch at Boyd's station, has also taken charge
o. , the church Of the same denomination at Neels
congregation
colored man named Jackson was shot and
badly wounded py MI. Horace d. Waters at Ger
mantown, on Tuesday night Jackson was at
tempting TO steal chickens
Five innings OF game OF base ball were played
tween the clubs OF Linden and Sandy Spring, re-
su1ng In score OF ID TO IA In favor OF the former
ciuD. On saturday game will be played at the
Vile mines.
Col II. F. Paige, wife and daughter will leave
Linden for California on the LIST Of August
The annual examination OF applicants for public
schools was commenced here this morning by Mr.
John j. Higgins secretary to the school board, and
was largely attended.
Numerous kilograms have been received here in
regard 10 Lieut. Henry w. Schaeffer, who left New
York few days ago TO visit his wife at this place.
but up TO this time nothing OF his Whereabouts
has been learned by his friends here
Mr.. Henry Ran, OF Washington who recently
purchased farm about miles from this place,
VIII In few days commence the erection or q new
dwelling house on IL.
John Earhart, a resident OF Darnestown district.
was Yesterday committed to jail at this place by
Justice Higgins having for some time shown eyi-
dences OF insanity. He was q soldier In the war
ana received large sum as pension arrears some
years ago, with which he bought property in this
county. He was for number OF years resident
OF washington, and was a shoemaker by trade
A
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TNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYnvANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
DOcBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

IN EFFECT JUNE Sd. ISIS
SKIN sh Eh2a s Is 9S
sote..Oury and the Chicago Limited Express o,
Line $50 am. daily, to Cincinnsa and st. Louis
e g. Io. asy g ss.n4d.
chicayo. with sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago
% a9.o "a d. y xa s ssa eng
S.Rt saturday. HarrisburS to Cleveland connecting
Louisville vile and Ms,nPhis, Pacific Express; 1000
yush SLEEPER q Pas.Surs nd and a' ristsSas ; g
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Tor Erie. Csasndaixua. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara
1000 pm: daily; except Saturday. with sleeping
Tor williansport, Lock Haven, and Elmira. at $50
Am daily; except sunday.
ons :pd N so Zoo and az % EO 1 oa
Sunday. 9 90. lao An. goo. 4;lo, 1000, and
Gsrs 40 am daily. except Sunday. and $40 p.
For BOst9i. without change. 300 pm every dag.
For Bar Haro1r without change daily. except Satur-
For Bro klyn N Y all through trains connect a. Jer
y c ws w. boats 10 o Br0okya AnneI ssrdins
- fs sps,4 ,cr9ss NV ~ YoIk cry 80 $780,
800 II 10 90 and 10 sna 90 Sum sum
gay ;0G IL 40 nj z 90 4; IT, 90 10 90 and
am weekdays and AS p m daily. with Dining
For BaltipoEs. e:a5. 52o. 300. e;4o, $50 HOO
4:1O. 600. Z 40. 10 90. and IL 20 pm
For Pops Creek Line. 20 am. and 4:i0 pm daily.
For Annspois Z 20 and 900 a m. SOS. 90 and
800 m datly. except Sunday. Sundays. 800 ..
m. 4:lOpm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD
For Alexandria 600. 8 81. $40 e:4a 1857 am.
Iz0t Noon 2:05 4;25. 500. 5:55. 8 :O5, s: Oa.
1000 and III 80 m On sunday at q 90 9:4l
1897 ana, 30, 5:55. :o5. and 10 :O5 pm.
Aeconmodsuon for Quantico. 500 pm weekdays
and D o. p m daily. except sunday.
1rnins leave Alexandria Washingtln. 6:05 7:Ol,
500, g:IQ. 1915. lI:O7 am. 20. 8 co. 3: 81
?: 10 I;o3s s::i2 l0:42 and IL :05 pm. on sun
and 1912 pm.
Tcsets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street aud Pennsylvania avenus and at
the station where orders can be left for he checkiu1
q oaxxe 10 destination from hotels and resdenc.2
CHAS L. PUGH. j X WOeJD
General Manager. Lje4I GEN Pa Axent
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NEW YORK, July 27.-The board Of police have q
dfmcult question to settle before the coming cleo
ton. The S12 inspectors OF election OF the united
labor party, appointed for the last election on No
vember 2, were to hold office for one year.
This year the election comes OF on Novem-
Der Q, when these inspectors are still In Office
Not having polled the necessary vote at the last
election, the united labor party is not entitled
TO inspectors this year, and what to do with the
inspectors OF the party still in office is what is
puzziing the police board. 1t Is probable that
there VIII be lively litigation over the matter.
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The District Wires
TIE COMMISSIONERS URGE AN APPROPRIATION FOR
PLACING THEM UNDERGROUND.

THE COMMISSIONERS URGE AN APPROPRIATION FOR
PLACING THEM UNDERGROUND.
The District Commissioners have submitted to
Congress, through the Secretary of the Treasury,
estimates for repair Of IRE alarm and police wires
The lines are supported on poles erected ten or
eleven years and now unfit for use. These lines
extend through impor. ant parts OF the city. At
present they are liable TO fail at any mo-
disastrous results To make their service reliable
they must be either buried under ground or new
and higher poles must he erected. To bury the
wires will cost $36, 600. The construction OF the
line with new poles will cost $627a. The
letter says 1t Is the policy of the
District government to get these
wires underground as soon as possible, and there
fore the Commissioners consider 1t q matter Of
regret that any money should be spent for tempo
rary reconstruction Of overhead lines. But they
feel It their duty to recommend prompt action TO
meet the emergency.
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TIE Sopx 90 rus Aesosrrc oonrrrrxp No nu
YESTERDAY aFTxnNonx

IN sopr o. fun Aesosrfc COMMITTED No m rrx
YESTERDAY Af7xRSoOx
The remains OF courtlandt Palmer were crcms,eo
yesterday Afternoon 81 Fresh Pond. L L only a
rev persons were present The mOurper, sat
oown on cnairs and benches ir a bsre-ncored
room. With their fsces 10 the black gate. on tbs
retortS The body was taken TO the place o, prrna-
ration removed nom the CONN. ana wrapped An
sne Num-s.eepeo snroud which prevents me
nerce heat nom tapping the clothing rrOm lie
eorpse eeiore " Is shut IN Itwas then put on the
'cradle' aud lowered down 20 an iron craze On
wheels round, black door was onened sna !.
yawning depth OF deep rosy color was ilselossi
shimmering with intense heat. la minuIe m lad
received the cloth-swathed body IN IL re,es-eS
The damp shro0d Kissed on the red-hot snrface
and the door was CLOSED. The ashes vii TO-DAY Ia
sent 20 the undertaken, who viii put them I'm a
casket ana place them In the family vault Al
Greenwood The costly conn was broken IN ana
the plate, with record OF Mr.. Palmer's name and
the dates OF his birth and death, was alone pre-
served AL the rest OF Invaluable wood r1ch
Innings and heavy silver handles--wAs given 40
the flames thin spiral OF smoke from the chin
ney curled into the ear skies ana marked TIE
completion OF the -. ruurine OF t1e WORK
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The II aces at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, July 27.-Eirst race, siNe furongs
Banner-Bearer won, Golden Reel second, Won
Tromp third. Time, 1:16H.
Second race, I'VE furlongs. Jubal won, Sintram
second, Bonnie InO third. Time, :O6.
Third race, 5 furlongs-Alano won, Remsen sec
ond, Bonnie Bounce third. Time, 1:06.
Fourth race-Mile. Bo-Peep won, Drumstick
second, Letretia third; time :47x.
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The COarls.
,OCITY COrRT-Chief JnSfics Rfuobu,o

To-day Jullien AIT Juiifen. tesfinony ordered
taken by Jonn Cruikshank. Shedd agt. Shedd, do.
K l. Wallack. English agt. Quill; q. L. Hamil-
ton appointed guardian ad Item Naylor AIT.
Naylor; sale Of certain lots set aside and sales
nnally ratified HOWE agt. Muir; sale ratified.
Race agt Wollard; auditors report ratified. Dip
POLICE CoURT-yudge Miller.
To-day, Matte Metcalf vagrancy; bonds or 90
days David Harris, firing pistol; $40 or 80 days.
Minnie Hawkins, vagrsncy; bonds or 90 days.
Richard Sanders, profanity; $ or days. John
Woodson, violating hack law: do. Claude Trimey,
vagrancy; bonds or 90 days Rose McDevitt, do. !;
collateral forfeited. VIM I. Burdie, disorderly
conduct; IS or Is days John Murphy, do; do.
John I. German, do; collateral forfeited. Win
neld Perry, trespass on parks; DO John Shea,
profanity; IS or days.
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Our MARYLAND Netxhbor..

Our Maryland Neighbour.
GALLANT KNIGHTS IN THE TOURNEY nArDRNs
CROWNED AND orHERwIsE HoNoRED-DANcnG In
THE GROVES.
Correspondence Of TEE Evxxno srAs.
ANNENDALR July %
A tournament in the interest Of st Joseph's
church. at this place, was held to-day in the
entered and the charge was delivered by M n. C..
Darnal, sheriff Of the county. Knight OF st.
Joseph, Mr.. Laurence Seibold took fifteen rings In
ive rides and won the prize OF an English saddle;
Knight Of Coleville. fourteen rings, taking the
second prize OF . bride; knight OF Laurel, s. Lee
net; Knight Of Prince Albert, Luther Sullivan.
thirteen rings fourth prize, whip; the Knight OF
took eleven snSs k0SSs Of
and Compton, Mr.. George French, took eleven
rings; Knight Of Muirkirk, Michael C0rby, az
Th0sL Ware, Bowie Clark and Perry sullivan. In
the evening MI. Fillmore Beall delivered the cor0-
nation address, when the following ladies were
crowned: Miss Mamie Bennerman, queen OF love
by MI. Laurence Ssibold; Mrs Annie Kemp, by
her husband, firss maid OF honor; Miss Alice
McKnew, by Mr.. Etchison, third maid. Dancing
Followed In the grove till late In the EVENING
There were many visitors from washington.
A tournament at Bladens6urg was held yes
terday IN the woods. Chief marshal, MI.
n g: Darnall; Judges, Aessrs: Lewis ma
|
John ODay; Orator Of the day, Marion bucket:
orator OF the evening, Jules DieudOnne Otto Day.
who won the nrst prize, crowned Niss Dalton
queen; Lawrence Seibold crowned Miss Benner.
man rrst maid; George Tise crowned Miss Mamie
Parker second maid. W: ?. Magruder won the
fourth prize and crowned Miss Rtcketts OF Wash-
ington, third maid. These contestants were pro.
fessi0nais. Amateurs-George French crowned
Miss B0teler queen; ChaA Manning, second,
crowned Miss kollis Lynch nrst maid: Robert
Lewis: Rufus Vincent won fourth prizs, and
crowned Miss Katie Coldenstroth third maud
Dancing In the grove concluded the evenings en-
Mr. Jerome Berry, an old rssadent was buried It
SHof WHILE RUNNMe Ynon TEE CHaCxRN-C ooR.-
Tuesday night Nj. Horace Waters. residing 1t
Germantown, Montgomery County, Nd, heard Q
noise at his chick sn-house. Hastily taking his
On eallnG MIN % half unasr PENALTY o.
being riddled the man hated he proved 70
Be coiOgeo man named Albert Waffen
who had formerly belonged 20 the Waeeu family.
Msa n sU USnd sss e g &c g Il
chickens and was IN the acs OF behsading TIE
fourth when shot M, Waters 1t Opce seut him
70 Dr.: Etchison, . 0aithsuburg, 70 have nis
wound dressed and gave him some monay % saks
Virgil wnght was shse AZ kiilsa ~ M -
. trap for burglars N william 4Asper1 gtore N
MIDWAY, Ca WEDNESDAY Night ne was pl1noef.
i r sss ssoss ~ - - aeaass . eesa ~
WMlinn : HARDING, q - eyslss Qessas. has
received 11spatch aSnouncng ~ Mo Cen1eg
weeld aeosue nmathb tee0s 80 % - lnG1aeA
Dantel Laird, yho wa0 asyenee4 cnafHo1 W1h
4eG.90nE - 00vEnn9os . - 1<oyn ~.