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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-23
another Bank smbczxier.

PITrsBURG PA. June - A sersa-
tion was created ~ the business circles
Of the city late this evening Dy the ar
rest of Harry A. Flanu. Individual
book-keeper for tie Marine National
Bank. ON the charge of the embezzle-
ment of S3j 600 Of the bank 5 funds.
Flann is now IN Jail. IN default Of $50, =
600 bail.
Tie bank officials are unable TO say
Inst yet how or when their money Jis'
appeared. Fiann, who Is not over TWEEN
ty-Ous years OF age. was Wy popular
in business and social circles. He has
been married but short time. and his
recent purchase OF an elegant residence
In Oakland. together with high living.
excited suspicion sufficient TO cause an
investigation OF his accounts with the
bank, resulting IN his arrest this even
inc.
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the rrc,ident Going 20 the Natural
BRIDGE

special io the lmCs.'
IfxN0rov. Va. June 22.-Agent
D1sall. of the valley branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, acting
under instructions from headquarters
through DisuictPAsseuger Agent c. X.
Mckenzie. pmladelphis. who Will have
ihe party in charge. has engaged rooms
at tIfviue Hoiel for Mrs Harrison and
arty. who viii arrive here Monday
n.ehtatSo'clock This confirms press
reports sent out lastnieht.
Railroad officials think lhe party Will
consist Of Precedent AMI Mrs. harri-
tou and Secretary Of Safe j. q. Blaine
ard wife. They bring their riyate CON
,e,auce. with them. aud no doubt their
He.unation is the Natural Bridge where
lley will spend the day Tuesday. The
larty Will leave Philadelphia on the
Baltimore and ONO day express rla
.he Valley route.
s favorable change Ia the condition
" Mrs. q. il. Chalkley is reported to-
night and she is improving aud out Of
danger.
This local internal revenue dis
iric, having been made part
of the Augusta county district
to reduce deputy collectors under
Collector Sheppard. Lyrchourg. seven
,eeu 10 fourteen collectors. Mr.. w.
Paxton Is deposed. His resignation
was filed in February. lie will edit
the Rockbridge county Ne,cs, which he
ONnsa and publishes.
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TwENTIONE BODIES gECOyERED.
The opening Of rsaioons causes rroubi,

Nt NIftnfttts OA AH~fN fNtUAf
JOHNsT0wN. June %. Dyramit.ne
tine wreck was vigorously continued
today above The bridge. Wiih nearly
every shot bodies were found. but they
were so much dccomp. sed that recog
uitlon Was impossible. The body of "a
young lady. supposed to be the daugh-
ter of John Linton, was recovered this
evening.
One of the sad sights of the day was
the recovery of the body of woman
and infant lying closely together The
mother was badly burned and decofn-
posed The baby bad evidently been
born iu thc v9ter. and was fairy we'll
preserved. a- lhe flames had not reached
d. The part of tho mother 's head hat
had escaped burning was almost en-
tlrcly eaten away by worms.
At 1880 O'Clock ibis evening Jacob
Deter. laborer from Newark y. J..
was fatally injured bY the falling of %
derrick.
The fact that nearly all of the saloons
in JohustOwn. Cambria CITY and sur
rounding boroughs were again Iu Ope-
ration. has caused much annoyance to
General Hasings and those in charge
0i the work. Judge Johnston 90 day
tcIpsaphfd from EIcnsbug. ordering
taat uo Intoxicating liquors he
sold in any of the boroughs or all
joining townships for the present.
or until the order is revoked. A
refusal TO comply with the order
VIII be deemed sufficient ground for
the revocation Of license as well a. "a
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MRS HAYES Dying.

CLEVELAND. o., June ga special
To the Press from Fremont says: Al
noon to-day there was no change IN the
condition of Mrs. Hayes. the lady beng
still in a precarious condition. The
stricken wife of the ex-President is now
in semicOnscious state. and cannot
speak nor move The entire ilght side
is paralyzed. Or. Rice. one Of the at
tenling physicians, SAID this morning:
The case is dangerous one. but there
il a possible chance for recovery.
Litter. Advices from fremont, . ,
at 1870 4. NJ. were to the effect that
there Is no perceptib.e change III MIS-
lIayes condition.
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WEST POINT. Va, June 22.-Tbe Rich
mond and ElthauaailrOad and Navlga-
tion Company met here To-day and ei-
fected an organization to run a steam
ferry with the following named gentle
men a. the board OF directors Morgan
Treat. T.. Wilkinson, +. II. Adams. K.
T. Lacy. j. b. Phillips. Richmond Bland.
and Isaac Diggs. The board Of direc-
tors then elected the following officers
for the ensuing wear: Morgan Treat.
president: f. wilkinson. Vce-presitent'
l.. {. Catlett. secretary and treasurer.
Tne ferry will be operated between tins
city and the shores of King and Queen
and New Kent counties. 4 require
mentOf $1,000 was necessary 10 ELECT
the organic .tion. and 5000 over thls
amount was subscribed.
The first assessment Of the stock
holders has been paid in and the ferry
will be established at an early day. \
telephone message just received here
from Gloucester Courthouse announces
the fact that the switch board OF the
telephone company az that point was
struck by lightning this evening aud
greatly damaged. l.. {. Catlett VIII
leave here ia the morning to repair the
damage.
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CINCINNATI. June 22.-FOr the ensu-
ing five DAYS the city will be the scsi e
Of the twenty fifth annual gathering o.
the Turner's Of the United States. There
is scarcely section OF the country I'm.
representcd a. this great assemblage OF
exponents OF physical culture.
The city is deckcd in holiday attire:
Fvervw here the stars and stripes and
Fatherland emblems are to be seen III
profusiou. while gaudy society banners
and bunting are more common still.
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IMPORTANT WITNESSES.
THEY SAW CRONIN's BODY HID AWAY.
DAU-SON'S SLAYER ELECTED TO
~ OFFICE.
A FATAL rIGiir BEIWEEN TWO
EDITORS.
Fourfh-tiass ro>tmnsiers Appointed
Generai simon cameron sieadiiS
sin.siuga Timber Agent Ap-
po!nted-yther Teieg ans.

CHICAGO. June 22.-An important wit
ness in the Groin case has turned up
Hs j, George L Brooks news agent
running on one of the railroads coming
in at the Union depot. His story IS TO
the effect that on the night of May be
was driving in Lake View with his
sweetheart. and that along Ashland
avenue he saw three men loading the
C. NIX inlo the wagon at the Carlston
cottage. and that half on hour
later he saw the same men dump
ing the contents of the trunk
mo the catch basin in which
the body of Or. Cronin was found. He
also says that he saw the men distinct
D.. and that he viii be able to identity
them. and that his female companion
also saw them. and that she too Will be
able 10 identity them. He Is ready TO
produce the young woman as soon as
the authorities want her. Explanation
of bis failure to tell his story before l.
that he was afraid of losing his life. as
he believed the men concerned IN the
murder were so desperate they would
kill anyone who tuey thought might
iNlN up dn d " ithN0' n-'i"1t '"'''''
He said the knowledge ke pcs
sessed hai so weighed on bis
MIND that be could not keep IL 10 him
SELF any longer. and believing it was a
duty he owed himself and the COM
musitg. he had at last decided to tell
All he hal seen. lie first stipulated
that he be given protection. This was
promised him. Ills story was partially
told at the Desplaines-street station
about . O'Clock last night. lis inn
por,auce was appreciated at once. and
the man was sent 20 Chlef hubbard.
with whom he WAS closetet until
nearly midnight. lie described the
three men whom bee saw. and bis
description Of one is said to lit Burke.
the Minnipcg prisoner.
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LANCASTER. PA. Juue 23.-Genefal
Cameron Is still unconscious. HIS ply
sicians express the opinion tnat bis
great vitality may sustain life for few
days vet.
Lafer.-The condition OF General
Cameron tonight is but little changed.
He is troubled greatly with phlegm M
the throat. lie is too weak 20 eject II
IL is feared be will not survive through
the night lie has taken DO nourlsh-
meut.
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u,s ,,nrr,ssn win sisit Lexington

LEXINGTON. VA, June 22.-Ihe re-
ported proposed visit Of Mrs. President
Harrison aud her friends to this cily
Monday night ext is confirmed. and
there is no doubt but that the dis
tmeuished ladies will arrive here on
The 5 o'clock express in "a special ear
Baltimore aud Ohio officials. through
Agent Duvai here. have provided
snite Of rooms at the Irwin Hotel for
their accommodation.
The psrty will leave Cape May sun
dov night. Philadelphia Monday morn
ing on the Baltimore and ONO Rail
road. and come direct here. They Will
bring horses aud coach with them, and
GO from here to the Natural Bridge IL
IS thought Mrs. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine Will constitute the party. Lex
ington will accord them royal well
gnnA.
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.ren miner. rntnnhcd.

SIDNEY. y. ). w. june 22.-By the cav
ing IN of a mine at Newcastle ten
miners have been entombed. Every
effort is being made TO rescue them, but
IL is doubtful that their lives can be-
saved.
u Later The miners who were i'm.
prIsoned in the pit at Newcastle have
been rescued. Two OF them were taken
out dead and several were almost over
come by foul vapors, but will recover.
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The ,onns,own Eellef Comm li,ee.

J0HNsTOwN, PA, June 22.-The re-
lief committee to-day began the work
of rebuilding fifty storenouses. They
will be located on the public square. \
rumor is circulated here than an at
tempt will be made to rebuild the
South Fork dam. Constable Martin
saws if any such attempt Is made ana
no legal proceedings eau stop 1.-THE men
here will arm themselves with muskeis
and shoot the fist man who starts the
work
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NEW ORLEANS. June % Messrs.
Racquet and Noquin. editors If the
comet and the Scnfud rival newspl-
pers n Ihib0deaux. La. had shooting
aiFraY Yesterday. Noquiu was shot DO
the body. and died within ana hour.
Racquet was wounded in the head, but
not dangerously. The SenfWel bad 9c
cused Facqueto of getting drunk at re-
cent pic nic. Racquet demanded au
ap0logy. which was refused. and when
the two met they began firing on each
other.
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iinse- RnII NesIerday

At indianapolis - indianapolis, TO-
WashingtOns. 3.
At Chicago Chicagos. >; Philadel-
phias. |.
AT Pittsburg Plttsburgs, 3; Bostons,
4.
At Clevollnd-Clevclands, g; New
Norks. g.
At Brooklyn-Baltimores, .; Brook
lyns, ..
At Philadelphia l3; Co
llmbus, |.
At acknowledgements, If; Kan
sas City. 3.
Atsi. Louis-lllluningsl Louisvilles'
,: s.. Louis. 3.
At st. Louis-(second gamel Louis
villes. 8: st. Louis, :.
At Phtsburg lsecond gamel Pitts
burgs, o. BOetOn5. /.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the public
that on and after II o'clock r0on on
Tuesday. the 25th instant. subscriptions
to the stock Of the Old Dominion Pho
nograph Company will not he received:
Until that hour they will be received
at tho McGnva College Of Steno-
graphy.
In circular giving the terms cf the
organization. the parties inadvertently
omitted 10 state the territory to be COW
cred by the local company. The public
is, therefore, notified that the company
will have exclusive control in the States
of Virginia. North aud South Caro-
lima.
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A MANAGES DEATH.
TWO SAD AFFAIRS FROM SP0TTSYL-
NANlA COUNTY.
Joseph CHILES DESPERATE r.
FORT TO KILL HIMSELF.
rsrAENIrEAND lnIN Az Axr.
Two Ladies witness the Terrible Al
fafr aud We're rrOsirafed WIN
frtghf Wr. tntIcs az the
Point ~ Dcafh

~lf Ill lN llt, Iin'N.'
irpsncksn, Ec NA..JIne ce.-lu-
formation reached here this evening
It m Spoitsylraua. near Parker s
r.e. % few days ago. Mr. James
D.eNniae. a Young man about twenty
,..i. oi age. died under circumstances
m.-l painful to reflect upon. 10 seems
lat the mcnlal condition of young
O..omng bad been Nfciched for sev-
er' months previous. and tha. IL con-
ua,l io grow SD bad that his father,
Mr Joseph Cnewuns' concluded TO
INe called c1.ft Of luracy to cn-
U4fr into the sanity of bis SON. Ac-
.mlusIy. justices =. b Pnichett. n.
S. Charters and j. &. Jennings as-
..m.l.I aud came 20 the conclusion
i0at ile Young man w"s 20.
miy ins1nc' but the father
u.l.r ihe 'aw ot Virginia, agreed To- be
responsible for tne -aicty oi the young
man until Doe could hc semitic one of the
a.,Ium-. rather thar permit him to be-
k,iuuin jui until that time. The
Young man iu three or four days grew
rum md t1 Vois., until he became "a
maniac omuch -o that ihe father de-
iarmlucl tOa, Do. would have TO let him
ba putin Jui n order 60 prevent self
distinctions Accordingly he SEM for
several of Dos neishb'fs to assist him.
Tnef used much persuasion, saying
iheg would ake tac unfortunate man
oaatnp abroad THE young man per-
-.t.ntly resisted Finally be grew SO
uli lat ee nalc an attempt Co Kill
lm-eli .n the presence of the parry.
T.ey at once -uz'd him. Finally he
va. thrown 90 the floor, where Dee con-
rud struggle io free himself. aud
lllg Dos efforts suddenly brcaihed
Dds Taste Tine unfortunate young man
na-Df B. highly rcspc. table family.
t0aa, ihe same time iu thc same
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Presidential appointments.

WAsnlNOrON. ID. c.. June 22.-Ibe
President has appointed John l.. Ste
yeus. Of Maine. 10 be minister reel
dent 10 the Hawai,n Islands; George
MaDey. Of Tennessee, 10 be minister
resident 20 Paraguay aud Uruguay
John Martin Crawford. OF ono, TO be
consul general 20 St. Petersburg.
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Ee,i ose MIKE.

WmKEsBARRE. PA. June 22.-Ihe
sheriff OF Luzerne county to-day rad
the death warrant 70 Red Nose Mike
under sentence Of death for the murder
of Paymaster Mcclure and his assls'
tant, Flanagan. He is to be hanged on
Ine.daY.
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Rockbridge Necs: Miss Louise Mayo
aud Miss Norh ct. Of Richmond, are the
guests of Mrs. :. =. Lee.
Miss Jennie McCue. of Staunton. and
Miss Ella Glasgow. Of Richmond are
visiting at Mr. w. 4. Glasgow :.
Miss Mildred Lee has returned " Lex
iuQfOn
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Winchester Le0der: Many hearts in
our city were saddened last Friday
forenoon when the painful news Of the
drowning of young Henry Hamilton,
aged about thirteen. son OF David Ham
ilton, became circulated. Iu company
with two other boys he was bathing IN
deep pool just south OF town, where
he met an untlmely death.
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Nelson C0unty Examiner: Mr. II X.
hawthorne, sOn OF tne Rev. DR.. }. B.
HawthOrne. was here on Monday and
Tuesday examining laud titles. We
suppose that he mas by TINS time bought
the farm OF Mr.. &. Z. Lipscomb, about
two and a half miles this side Of Alton.
Ii so Mr. Hawthorne will make that
his home. Rev Dr. Hawthorne is ex-
pected at Alton on or about July lst
10 spend MS usual GUNNER vacation
there.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 22.-The
following named fourih-cla-s post
masters were appointed to-day: Ala
bama- john B. Rogers. no keener.
Virginia Fannie B. Soeed. 40 Ena
Mills: Charles G.. Davis. ~ Lincoln.
John T.. Barber. ai Midland. Amos
Beans. at Round Hill: Dora T.. Fever,
III T-nk
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Luchbmg VrginiaA: The $50 prize
Offered by the Lynchburg Land Com
pauy for The be-t article on The adyan-
tages Of Lynchburg as a manufactur-
ing center. was awarded by the com
mittee selected to decide the matter 70
Mr. G.. W. Button. .oTmer editor OF the
girginial. There were thirteen com
pritOts, including one lady. The
Judges were r. G.. ii. Kean, Esq, and
l.. Z. Heald, who acted vn the several
papers without knowing the authors.
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AURORA. ILL. June PA farmer
named Collins. living near Oswego.
while talking with two men to-day
counted out $1,000 with when he in
tended to buy farm. The TWO men
grappled with Collins and robbed him
Of the money and fled.
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Virginia Beacn,

The only ocean resort, and finest surf
bathing on the Virginia coast. Round
trip tickets now Oh sale. For all in
formation apply to K. W. Courtney.
passenger agent, Norfolk and Western
Railroad, 90l Main street.
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NEWS OF THE STATE.
A Glance All Around-tdtfoftni N"'e>
aud Local uu,s from various Pens
aud Benetts

DanrHe Register: We are not at all
disposed 10 crow over the defeat OF the
prohibitionists i'm various parts OF the
country. We believe that they are CON
scientious 10 what they do. aud that
their only purpose is to benefit human
lty by putting out of the way great
evil.
But experience shows that prohibi-
ton. SO called. j. no sort of remedy
against intemperance, and the verdict
Of the people is overw helmlng.
During the last two years the following
States have refused 10 adopr prohi'
bition amendments: Michigan. by
majority Of sos; Texas, by MAJOR
ity of Q .66l: Tennessee by majority
Of q 1893: Oregon by majority of -
9Sj: West Virginia by malority oil 3p.-
574 New Hampshire by maj )rlty OF
: coo: Massachusetts, by MAJORITY OF
a. .5j2: ard Pennsylvania by majority
of 10000. And right on the heels OF
this comes Rhode Island. which bad
tried prohibition for several years. but
votes the amendment away by zU.OOO.
or 5000 more than the necessary three
fflhs majority. Nearly all the North
Carolina towns refused TO adopt local
optiou. and Durham. which had tried 1t
for two years. voted i away.
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r.epo,t of the ned Cro,s Hospital

J0HNsrOwN. PA. June 22.-Ibe Red
Cross Hospital reports four new cases
received this morning. Two are serious
cases of blood poisoning and Two
tvphOid fever.
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nauson's .iaye, rIe,fed 20 IA once.

CHARLESTON. ). G. jane 22.-Dr. 1lc-
Dow. NOW awaiting trial for the muir
der of Captain Dawson. was Yesterday
chosen 20, surgeon of the Lafayette Ar
ullery Company. tine Oldest 0rganiza-
tion of ihe kind iu The south. This
company is composed oi solid citizens
of Charleston. is commanded by Cap
tam Bolger. one of tie county judges.
and includes many other professions.
men in lbs membership.
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THREE RIVERS b. c.. June 9s.-A
row boat with eiph's occupant was
driven over the falls this morning.
.Joscph Rivard and his two children
George Hamein, b. Bellerivo and MISS
Rnllerivn Mere drowned.
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Norfolk Landmark A large party OF
Mormon immigrants passed through the
city yesterday afternoon on their way
to Utah. They were in charge Of TWO
of the elders Of the Mormon Church.
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Polly once more in the ring. with a
nice. cool glass Of lager and tine free
lunch. Call and see Us az 3O6 y. Second
street. one door north of Broad. Can [
keep a working man down.
SMYTH * HAWKS, Proprietols.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June GA
special naval board. with Captain John
A. Howell. as president. has been or
dered to witness The test Of one of the
eight-inch hydraulic gun carriages on
hlarl u The ChIcagO.
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Woodstock Virqinian ant NeuS: Ex-
Senator Riddleberger Is at home after
prolonged abserce in Washington.
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Pulaski Neir.: Mayor W. F. NIchol-
sous resignation. made necessary Dy
his duties in the National Bank, was ac'
crpted by the Council last Friday night.
The resignation takes effect July lst.
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virginia Beacn.

Double daily trains in each direc.
ton cja Petersburg. Only all.rail
route. No boat or omnibus transfers.
For all information. phone 4o7, K. W.
Courtney, 9Ol slain sheet.
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AkzO coo IIre.

POKrLAND. ORE. June 2!.-Nearly
four blocks in the business portion OF
Vaucouyre, W. g, were destroyed by
fire this morning. About thirty build
mos were consumed. Loss. S1O.OOO.
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wi,i commence u crusade.

New YORK. June % Tie Press to-
morrow morning will begin crusade
for The revival # the custom OF hoist
inc the national colors on all Federal
bulldogs throughout the countr y
every day.
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Timber agent appointed

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June % David
A. Bowman. ot North Carolina. was to-
day appointed q timber agent IN the
General Land Office.
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Hampton Monitor: The stockholders
Of the Hampton Old Point Railway
Company held a meeting at Hotel
II impton last Tuesday. La addition To
the local stockholders there were pres
ent Judge J. NJ. White. OF Chatlottes-
vile. and Major c. \. Nash. OF Nor
fox. \ copy of the ConPressionol Oil
granting the right of way over he gov
ernmeutal reservation it Fort Monroe
was presented and discussed. and /. =.
Martin p. Z. WOodfu. and James a
Watkins were appointed committee
to take whatever steps were necessary
% have the route surveyed AMI desig
mated nc once. They were also directed
10 ascertain and report at the next NEE
ing the cost of constructing the road.
Proposals for printing the main
building of the Soldiers Home were
opened last Saturday. Mr. ". H..
Shackelford was the lowest bidder.
The bid, we're as folIows: W. II. Shack
elford. II c99 ss. j. Johnson. ~l.36l;
Leon BON, Sl,l99: Boynton * Son.
II 800.
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reainsra. .ensenarian.

NEW YORK. June - Mrs. Margaret
Quinn. aged one hundred and one y,ars'
died to-day at her residence. She was
hlm M Irellnd.
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NpOis auc wins.

CHICAGO. June 20. Spokane won the
Chicago Derby to'day-Gis'ance. one
and a half miles--Sori eoto second, he-
tfjeye third. Time, 2:4lf.
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weather Indications for To-Day

7 WASHINGTON, ID. G. June %
r.. Indications Tor Virginia FAIR.
except light rain on the North
- Carolina coast. cooler. north
westerly winds.
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THERE WILL BE MUSIC AND
i1ANCfNG at BLANDON PAHK MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY,
and FRIDAY EVENINGS. The dancing VIII
be- under charge u tie Dalton Brothers.
ie28-lts VA. SNtIiINSS.
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LONDON. June e2.-Toe difficulty
which ha arisen between Germany and
Switzerland over the latter + summary
treatment OF the progmaiical police in-
.p.ctor OF Mulhauson II rr Wohige-
muth. is really more ferIous than any
body has lhus far had reason 90 sup
pose. and IL is now confidently believed
that ihe Swiss Federal Council viii SUBJ
nit % the Federal Assembly "a scheme
OF National defense entaung "a very
large vote of funds Tor putting 1t INTO
execution.