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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
LOCAL NOTES.

'r d. If. ,mnllri II Augusta county.
,Ii fnW', ll.i.i
'.r Nni-ht George q. Wide returned
nom Washington Yesterday.
'0mWn' G.. tir~f Regiment. uHl have if.
annual Inspection Mnla, ni4ht.
Mr, J.. d. thoma-on lo.ionla, wa, adj
mNi'e io practice in ihc CHANGER, Courf.
Nr. jwiu, Watkins. mmcrl, of Rich
m'nd' u'N With big lltlm0ra huu,r. +,
ip lnec.i}.
\ Nni. Iaf.-Alahono club Wil ba orsan-
~ N' -nm' Republicans at R.inhar,li'- =
Han Tonight.
Ai-. x. II p. Robinson aud Miss ~allie
'd'i tarird thc cih Yesterday after "a
iolf months trip to Europe
Mr. W. :. Hawkins. u. -. ~clko. oautain
u y. Patterson and Thomas g.. Watkins. Of
i'''I7'ui-. were in lle city Yesterday.
Mr.. Temple ilillard. of kine William
county VINO hd, been to town ON "a short
'i"if' iri i"r home yesterday much pleased
VITA hie trip.
Misses ho-a Lee and Mamie uiui,rd .f
hlr- William county. are nov. ona,isii IA
their aunt Mr.. Lucy Z. Madison. sil9
east Marshall street,
E.ba 'amp,ien Club mea,. >antr,la,
hi-ll, at OlO West Broad street. Address,
will be made hs the Legi,iatorial candi.
dates and others.
VII Louis VI. Hriilin. OF l.. VI. Griffin A
Co.. irintnod 10 the CITY Yesterday. Ilc rr.
ports having had a delightful visit Ia W.-h.
ln-ipn citt on the occasion of the tgienfi.l
con'ia'e Of the knight, lemplar.
MrJ. W. llaW Ah,. of Peter,burg. was in
ihe clil A'sie"sai, M Hawkins ha, been
lH iie Ic,eg,bufg pO,t0ilice for TWENTY-FIVE
wears. aud Is perhaps the most thoroughly
posted postal man in the south.
Rev. Dr. L. T.. Kerr. oi ,he FIRST lro.hv.
ieefian church. aa- received a call 10 the
! irsi reformed Church ~ nOokl,n. The
lMrtni hhs iise matter under adli,emrut.
'wi i''s h"s yet decided whether he will ac.
rcpi
>ir Knights Goodrich i po,,en and Oren
e.. Nichols OF ilu.,, 49, l'ayons command.
cry, NO .o, -. T., Buffalo. y. Y. are I'm thn
.iA to-day visiting their ilater. John n.
lioSher. and taking ia the ,arion. point, ol
the city.
ON Iu.edsy, ss,opcr I'd. the Nirsinia
nHH "t Pharmacy will meet in thi, cir,
she president of the board j. Nr noh.,t
ljii don. a wcll-Anowu pha.nacl-t of Dan.
me. This meeiip-, in addition - tn e,o.,.
TON OF eih,ess. viii also receive applica.
! .ons for examination and Give certificate 10
.iio>e Who pass tl.e examination.
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InLtpEIriliA. October lr Hon. samuel
). Randall Ten hi, SUMMER home. ai Wal
lin-ioni. ihl- morning on the H.i2 train for
thi- ciiN. lie was accompanied lv Nl-
Randall and ai~ ,n. cnildItn. Miss susie
and Master sam Randall. Just before the
departure 90 The train. the eN-~polher went
10 the rear platform of his car and bowed
his acknowledgements t0 number Of
friends who gathered there. From oue ami
AL yamesi and hauy god wi.n., ipr his
'htiic i'cpicil were expressed.
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NORFOLK NOTES.


Nsu. Item. from ,he seaside City.
NonlolA. ocinnDr lU. special. The
races OF th. Virginia Division League oi
American NhDcimeu. which psr" to have
/ n.Du uu hcrc boo August last, huf ~cft'
I.-fn1Yoi 0u account OF the weather. viii
N. ran Ou Monday nDAt at Gymnasium
/ Park. Ou tu. NurfNh '}cic CLUBS private
track. which ha- hDfn Uut iu innf0ugu nnlcr
f.r fhe occasion. Mans ta-iefn ridef~ of
distraction arc entered n the ,afiuns con
fe-f-. amou- them W. l.. CiurI~t. of Wash
m-iDn. champion amateur clcli,i Of the
world. and Isaac jiinl- and Victor Ever
son. uI Baltimore. \ large delegation from
Richmond i, Also expected.
sergeant james y. sherry, who has TO-
Gently hcon sent - ape iipNy to take ihc
position of superintendent ot signal service
telegraph lines along ilc coast as far as
lluiieilA. Aas returned ifun iOuY dlOn-
iAe coast. Iie established nrN station.
lnl 3D. fest made to-day -boN~ tBc telegraph
iiup fo he m thorough working order over It's
entire ilnsih.
The Republicans of Princess Anne county
YESTERDAY nominated Nr. Geo II. " dollhouse
iur fhe Legislature. lhefc are % large mum
her Of anti-Mahoneitc- in Princes tFpr.
anl u l- thought they Will pat up an opp"-
-iiiOu uchr.
The work of Icwoiin. the cargoof the
stranded steamship Am1u",H. ashore di
W Wachu.aplc inlet. j. being hufs,D,i u>
much ~ loss,blr %, the Merritt Mrcching
COMPANY. The ship is lying 0n "a long and
danstyOis reef. and heavy gno. j. is fear
cd. would damage her to such an cNicni
,Aai size would bc habiD iQ 20 to pieces. II
is il remarkable fact tbai nvi one Of the
numerous vessels which have gone ashofc
on Ibis barren coast have been saved.
Thp political outlook in ibis section is de-
cidodlj favorable for The Democrats, and
Norfolk and Portsmouth will both give good
Democratic maJOriiics, \ gentleman who
has recently returned from "a trip through
the second Congressional district ,alJ 90
YOUR corIcspoHdcui TODAY that unless ali
signs ol The times changed The Democratic I
sOic would Dee 3.o0Om0re in tl.e disliici than
OF the last election.
The contractors have commenced laying
the rails on he branch line Of the Norfolk |
and Western road 90 Money Point.
Major X. &. Banks Il IN New York on
pleasure tyjp,
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MERIDIAN. toNN.. October l0. lu. mam-
Deer. of The international American con.
ereo- arrived here ah0ui n0,n and after 20
huficd Inspection 0f several manufacture
ins c~iahlishm'ni~.,i-i'cd the Opera House.
where. in miniature. au exposition 10. nrri-
dcn'- industrial products. .nad been arranged.
lne delegates were greatly impressed with
what tie. saw.
NEW llANEN. 'gN>.. orlohcr iu The
-oiith American visitors arrived Aera short
~ after . O'Clock. They visited Yale nj
,er-iiy and were welcomed o., President
Dwight and ilic heads o., i,.c departments
They "er. arcrnad driven f0 several OF
the manufacturing establishments.
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MYSTERIOUS DlsAPPEARANCE


frEnrEiok~nt &c.. October H. Considers
anlr settlement prevail, hrr. ofor fi. dis
appearance nl tapilin uenr-o T.. Ward. "a
lar-c Government contractor. So uO i~ dNkiu-
the k1ppHlanu0ch river lf This cifN. Mr.
W aid received % notice from hi- p1liner- m
the business flai thci would visit him last
sunday ani -fu what progress hn nu- hDDn
lnahin- iu bis work. ihe} called 100 NHrd'-
h0arin--iou-c. hut hr WIS u0i found thDn.
u il generally SUPPOSED Boz ha- committed
suicide. a- FROM what cln hH iHm,i. ho
WAS }tiN HrINiil in drDi aud lrllol io meet
his partners Hnd hlud-mrn. Vlpcamr ~un-
day i0 -ec h.m. ihe town and fiucity have
been carefully searched. hut DOB trace of him
can i. found
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LYNCHBuRG FAIR.


LlNcnHr ED. "a. October lu. spec
cial. TODAY bias been the most successful
and brilliant of tine Fair. The number oi
Visitors in aiiendWe' was fctf -irai. aad
fhc mililln ana oiher di,piai- Na, unu-u-
allyii Governor Lee failing fo be pres
ent from good reasons. hI, place WAS .l..a
ly .lah Pa.l lomuuGs. VITO made an I'M
ilrc-,in- and happy speech. he Wa- fol-
lowed by Prof. Atwood. of the virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College. iu e
-iiurfiuu.
The racing WIS very fine. and some Dl the
best Of time WAS made today.
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NfW ioEk. October ~. There WIS %
very large audi"rc" az ,i.e Cooper institute
tonight "a pay tribute 90 tlie memory of the
late :. :. COX. The meeting was under the
auspices OF The >tOcklcr Association. ct
which Mr.. Cox was member. ~ i'fesi.
dent Gle, eland. Mayor rlaH,. .tncr,i SHEER.
lnan. . > Hewitt eN-tM ernol llpadlp,.
Z. \. Dana, and Roger \. Pryor were among
the many weii-Anown citizen, pu the plat
form. EA-rrsidcnt Cleveland and Proctor
Knott were the principal spectators.
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LEXINGTON LOCALS.
Iahone', Mo,e,vea.s- Go,ernor Lee.

'''"""' ''"N'N'H> '"Ntfhof Lee.
LfNiNehiN. \ \. October iO.-' special
ihe Republicans have u rumOr current
here that Malone will be in Lexington
ednesday, the 18th. to meet Hon. Phil.
Mckinney, who will speak here that day.
The NchOoi and TdriD Idr0oafe. Ma
homes organ announces IL, leader TO speak
at 'ulpeper that day.
uo,ernor Lee has rented the home of pr.
j. IL. fucker, aud will move his family here
the Isl Of December,
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THE NORFOLK MURDERER eUTT
Makes a Bold and succ...iui Lnori 10 -
-.lIl.

NORFOLK. VA. October iO. 'ilr n.au
John Butt. Who shot hi, ult- a'il .non him
self af Cilmrrion in+.- y,-teniay. i- not
acad H- H..i reported. and when arrested
,hi- mninn- h} Constable Evans. made a
daring escape. lhe prisoner Wa. weak
from his wounds, and did NOT -poa. i0 lAe
constable during the whole nip 10 inc Ports
mouth iail. uniilah1lt pue mile thee other -id.
u Wyati- store. when be- raised up and
grabbed The officers pistol and then jumped
0ut of the WAGON iu tO tle road. Butt fold
Mr. Evans that he did NOT want to shoot
him. but that Doe was NOT going io ia'i Wish
him. and would keep ,i.e s-lDl t0
defend him.rl, A,ifD. ihe officer hc-
in- uaauncd could 300 nothing. and
Buit made Tor ihe woods. Mr..
Evan. drove Ito WAITS store aud
secured shotgun and went hpri. 10 ~.arch
for his men and SEN. .,oid t0 town for as
~i>tanlt \ J,ss,r ot a county constable
aud police officer, from Portsmouth went af
once i0 hi, help and the whole of that -t,..
iion i being secured for ihe ss,.a.ea plis.
UUtr
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NNInEvnLR. Va. October TO- >pc-
cial. John \. I. tc timer from Pulaski
city, while roofing a factory at kcnl'- Mills
fell from the goof to-day. hlty feet, and was
instantly killed The ladder on which he
wac standing broke from it- lasienings on
the comb Of the roof and preci pitated him Ia
ihe sround. \ young man named toN,
but WAS only >.iga., injured, and /, re-
ported Od, Oi DANGER.
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OFF TO NICARAGUA.
CHEF ENGINEER MENOCAL AND
PERSONAL STAFF.
Tho steamer Aguan with supplies. Ae..
sails for Grcyioun-tii Dinicuitic~ BE-
tween Nicaragua and Costa Rica settled.
Encouraging Prospects of the work.


Encouraging Prospects of the Work.
NEW loEh. October in special.
commander A.D. MruneIi. uffd states
Navy. chief engineer .l fHH Nicaragua Ca
ual Construction Company. accompanied
DN his personal staff and I number of men.
sailed for ~lu Juan q. NNrn NfnA 100
3:fi r. NJ. f0-iff an ll" steamship A-uHn.
The fI.. iluuDt-Ufk '.. OFF fn. Cheney Tow
ine Line. iDf fh. foot of Nal street With "a
party Of officers uf fh' Nlclrlu-up Canal
Companies and friends Ni iie rIiri engineer
ou board. They steam .l over tn ih' Atlan-
fIc Basin. Emoa,n. shortly before the de-
pariurc OF thc AguHn tD bid Mr.. MenocM
-ood-bye.
rllE PARTY or VISITORS
included President A.t. Cheney. of the
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company,
Mr.. Horace l.. lloichki-- n-idcni of
the Maraiime Canal tOmpJsp of Nicaragua,
Mr.. AlcNandcr (. Ml.0n. of Dlly. ll0st a
Mason; Mr. Thomas B. Atkins. oftho Mlri-
time Company Mr. -. Cheney. pureha--
iue agent of thr Nicaragua Canal Coast
Company. MIR. ~ur.i-. of DdN. iloW ~
Mason. col. JAS. D. D'~huughnp-~l. A.
i~fant En-iucer q. ~. Be,ier: Capt. Davis
of the uitHd states engineer corps. Mr. j.
ID. NcGuira. of Mary land. aud "a number of
NifI~s 'NIINNiN- ~i'AIINI iNilN'-s
\mon- inn officers who accompanied
ChiofEn.inrer N,nocal Na. hief pru.hi~-
mln 4. \. A-urrr.
-trrirf- ioR iIr WORK.
The A4nu also carried Mr. Monocal'-
private steam launch. fho Elizabeth hy
means 0f which hr viii h. ahlo tH reach
almost amy part 0i ihr canal route where
work IS now being done quickly. surely
and comfortably. TWO additional miles OF
ei-hi-iurh steel Water-uiuD iur ihe san Juan
lel Nurto tDn'iNNw aqunduct. h' which
pur. wafer viii Doe lod from ihe mountains
f0 GrYtOWn. forty toms 90 pro-, i-i0n> i.un
pounds OF dynamite and other -upnIie- and
material f0r work 900 tho canal.
ALL DIFFICULTIES ~rirFp.
lf is noW understood that ail difficulties |
that ha1r hitherto existed between iAr -0i-
.rmmDut- off Nnara.nl and 0~ta iara. ro-
lniu- i0 ihc canal have been settled ~lii~- |
iactonil i0 900 parties cnnreued. and iilt /
ihD WOfh Nili ne pushed ai0n. ihe lineoi the /
American canal with increased enor-, unN /
that unaci. b. assured.
'ihe chief engineer. previous 4. DIS doe /
uHrfure. IMPRESSED himself u- hriu- entirely /
satisfied with fhr condition 90 lHair- 300 cOu-
loction with fh. ranai and Was quiet /
.Nundent off -urc -Hrr'-, ui ih0 American /
Enterprise.
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BALTIMORE REPUBLICANS
Meet in Convention :" Nrriinatc MUnici-
pal Oniccr-.


BluNDur. Mo. October lu. the city
Convention OF tlc Republican party WAS
hcld Tonight to nominate randidatr- for
municipal offices. Joseph VI. Cu-i,im- pre-
~.drd lu speaking tn those Republicans
who ala MOT iakc kindly iu fusion with ihe
independent pcmnctaie, Nr. Gushing said
hcrcouilcd that the Democratic party had
% majority boo Baltimore of from 3.unDto i.pln
if aii those OF Democratic prOclititie- voted
with t.cWfiN and that 10 has only bymcm-
Ofni~i0utUIt lf0putliraN~ could success. The
following ticket uH- nuiiina,Da Nt accl1-
nation. For Mayor Major Nicsanrei -huW
0Rcphlicaw. for chici judge. Robert ~.
smith iRcpubiicauD: for cit, surveyor. Gill
hcr, ~. .,.1-on lkcpuhlic1nl, for -l.rih.
Thomas Mct n>kcri Independent Dcm0cfaJ J.
for Clcr, of fho superior count !.1lra- Mo
,rcady slater lpemocniJ. The lndcpcud-
cut DDW0crit- Tonight nominated six can-
didlic- i0r thc legislature in the second and
also in i4c nr~, di,rlic,. ~ao will Doe SLIP
ported hy lae Republicans. and ihel lmiDre
The Republican legislative iickci in iht
third district
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ANCIENT ALEXANDRIA.
Additional Appointments of the Demo
cratic Committee Young IIagan'> Pune
raI-My-teriou~ Disappearance. Etc.

cratic tonmittcc--l Young IIagan'~ Pune
raj Mysterious Disappearance. Etc.
ALIEN ,NpRfN. October 10. special.
The Democratic stale Executive Committee
met nf headquarters TODAY. Mo~~rs. "
a. Jones. \. =. Thorn, !. ra,lor Ellyson.
W. J.. Atkins. ". 4. >utherin. Thoma, :.
Martin. Frank Hume. X. \. Ayers and ".
\. Anderson were present. "a. were Chair
man Gordon Mr.. John :. Barbour and ~ec-
rriarie scott and -chppcnl.
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
ihe Executive committee are authorized
fO make the following announcements.
non. p. ". MOORE
Bmohhridga special. oct. 22aO.
non. D.. D.. MERrpuu.
stafford. special. oct. l1-l9.
Shenandoah. special oct 2l-.b.
HoN. JOHN D.. MASSEY.
Petersburg. TUESDAY. oct ~. night.
DuWiddic. special. Oci. lO.
Orange. special. oct. -.
uoN. GEORGE y. WISE.
ESSEX. Monday. oct. ~.
Nlddlc.eN Wednesday. Get. 23.
King and queen. special.
Ihi. forenoon the bod, of the late Auburn
J.. liagan. the Young man accidental,
Killed eel ~ Johns Academy on Tucsda,
night last an account of which the IniE-
had Yesterday. WIS conveyed fo II. Nary'~
'hureh. where Re-. Father Kane. fhepa~-
tor. read miss and performed the usual
funeral rites of the athoiic church. II was
70 very impressive occasion. \ COMPANY of
cadets i'm ull dress with cOlor- dral le /.
headed hi tllo drummer with munled drum
and irumpoior. marched with arm, reversed
in front 0t the hear~e.
\ brother ot the unfortunate YOUNG man.
from Bristol Tenn. arrived Just before the
funeral. and accompanied Professor Cane
t0 the church. Young Nhoailcs. who did
ih' shooting. WAS present di the church. Tie
poor no> ~nhhod mD-t pitlmlly. The bali
bearers were cadets
Mr. &. Zee Moore. formerly nf This city. |
hut n0N 0f Richmond. was in town to-da,
lu business
Mr. Ed-m B. Graham died to-daN.
Mr. W. A. Martin. who lives near Dea- /
nl1nn. fauquirr county. was one Of fhc iu- /
.ur- who tried John Brown. ile is now sixty /
If. years 0ld. hale. hearty. and one of the /
most respected citizens in his neighhorhood /
llr went tn fauuuirr county before the war. /
lui after it- rin-p returned there. where he /
1- Since bceu living. llo still has his ~lo.- /
-in-,' which ho wore during iho John /
Brown raid.
Rev. James VI. Nour-e has returned from
lh.0. llc WAS called home %, thc death OF I
bis uncle. Rev. Professor lamc, H. Mour,o.
Nh' di'd 300 ''Nf-cfuNn luo-ddt
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Nuht-HAHrr. pA.. October lp-A fatal
-h"'lin- aiirl occurred 40 lnGmn.. hast
evening. lhe man who did iho shoot
n- rs ln-cue ohcppcy notorious.
n"i~'-ihiri. ~Nrppci Nd~ ridlu. from ia
''sn.c i0 Miller N poWottS farm. u dis
tan'r ol riN or eight miles Ipon arriving
m ih' nrm -hrppol jumped from the
wagon. lnl taking up "a shotgun he had
necu carN in- deliberately shot and fatally
M'sndDd th" driver. Charles lanncn
Doe murderer then went fl lno hou~o
shot aui murl'lN Nouudrt Mn. Bu-av. Nn
o1u-" can h-a~.i.nrd for iho murder
hli 81 i- believed ihli ha Wa- insane. n is
reported ilni Ianuort died tonight ~hop-
IIA NI- arrested
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IN hamilton. o.. man died r,w ,ays
ago "h" had 500 IN money laid up. and "A
payment OF >lJD WAS ,iue 10 save hi, home.
liis Nidow took the money ,o buy "A line
vasAet, an expensive lOt in the cemetery.
and 10 hire twenty-five hack, for the pro.
,esHion' aud thus used every dollar. AVID let
her home 20 b, default.
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BASE BALL.


At Louisville Louisville II. Louis
D.
~ columbus Columbus. :; Athletics. %.
At Cincinnati Cincinnatis. :; Kansas
,ihs, ,.
AT Baltimore Ballimorcs, >; Brook
iyns, T;
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THE NEW WORLD BUILDING.
The Cornerstone Laid with App4opriat,
Ceremonies.

tef'hiOiiit-.
NiN luHh. October 100. iHc rorom.n,
of laying lhc culurr--iDne of i.ru.N U'slIa
building took place this afternoon boo iho
pr~'nrr of representative citizens of \rN
York and elsewhere. ANON. pmmlnon.
gentlemen present Wore Governor lliiL
Z hlunre1 VI. lepcN. Nat0r Grsut. G.Dr.D
W. 'hild~. OF ihc Philadelphia IrdGrt.
Z olonel lNior ol iho ln-,Dl Gf.t.. anI D..
VI. smith. 0f iho Aulun Dspurt. Mr.
Pulii<rr i- al-Dni 100 Europe aUd 600 bis n,-
half Colonel John q. 'ockroll made tlr u-
fmduciun addn--. Bishop Futile. of Mis-
-0uti. made iie Invocation. and .in-enu pni-
iiler .lr.. % hoi ni four years la.d i.i. onl-
nef--fnna. Ilo lnrmll aidn-- ra~ dein-
ticd Dos tAaunr,} 81. heleN
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NORTHERN CAPITALISTS
To Visit Dcni,on. Texas. to INaininr Her
Advantages.

Advantages.
Bu~ToN. Mass. october 10. \ party NJ
capitalists will leave here saturday for
senison. Ten. to examine the advantages
claimed 70, t.W section for Investment in
manufactures. 10 j. piup",o.. j, fhc fc-
suit il favorable. to erect at Dcni,uH
IA 2j.OOn-pindlc cotton mill at cost
~ >jOO.epO The Dcui~on Cotton Manu-
faculny Company Was organized W
Lowell last.Weeh. capilai ,loosDO. Among
the New ENGLAND Gentlemen inteic.,cd aic
". VI. Meek. of Waltham; Vi. +. Foster, OF
Mclford. y. H.; :. |. Lyons. of Lowell; and
man. .,hers.y \ number Of southern
gentlemen attended ...e lowell mill organ
iIafion. and were enthusiastic uttg iiir plan.
They stated that in chcapnc-s Of raw mia
ieriai aud H. other RESPECTS the investment
would baNc grcaI na awiagcs over similar
enterprises in New England. ino ,.a.fy will
moi c,nsDe their Investigations 10 one In
dustry. but viii ~ake a general study Of
fhe neld.
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/. W. LEACH, the new acting aisce,or OF
the Philadelphia mint, Waa aMn,s in The
sixties a, a base bait pitcher with can.
non-ball helA.N.
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WukEsBAKnp. Pa. October TO- George
". Moss. a ,machnist, shot his wife dead
while she Was eating supper this evening.
lie ti.ou shot himself three time, la the head.
and will probably die. lie had Just been
released on bail from Jail, where he had
been sent for abusing his wife. Moss came
here two years ago from Auburn. y. Y,
with The sheldon Axle Works employees.
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BEYOND THE SEA.
EVENTS or INTEREST FROM FOR
EiGN lANDS.


Tho Clar W,rut, Greeted nu uehalf o
, "'''''" ''' ~
Probably o. No Advantage TO Germany
,.. ,.,,.
~
EUuf>. October lN. Ihe Russian lm
p.UuI lHrm Defiata. with fhe car nn
board. I.Ir into f.n h.riUrNf NiDl fhi.nlfDi-
unln afI anchored DUnu-ife flf. ca-fle amid
|flilmInr.r- .aIuf.- from fI. ..fn- or fh.
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