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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-01-09

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par : stone TIE Aez w&s. that NJ
metals nal zvyanon ba4 tia. gz;
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sien4si4ts - comIy1se all taetsi.. saes,
metal having ~ peculiar eIen1ea.s r1r,
nfie7i with tnEs common base Hzfe.
u snis cotnmoa Cause co1n be discoy
cred, and separated, and the Clements
necessary 70 combine with ii forming
osiAef metals, 1t would become easy 70
inake any metal For example. IL gold
u composed VI the common basA and
some known element, when th1se two
are combined, the produce would he
god. 1t follows that il the con,ae,
base and the element necessary could b.
cheaply procurssk aid combined. gold
wouid become 20 cheap that it would no
longer serve for money. The same
woiid be true u other metals.
Ut late the search has been re.urned
For a long time scientific meD have
suspected tia. all matter ii CONFUSED ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-10
SAYS He aoBEEYED THE LORD
Explanation Given by John Roundtree of
HisOutageous Conduct.
Confcsses to Having Served n Term in
Maryland House Of Correction
Plea of Insanity.

John Roandtree, alias John Collins, col
ored, was today arraigned before Judge
kimball on the charge Of assaulting and
striking Mrs. G. T. Sanford Of No. 21S 1917
street southwest and Mrs. Ella Mills
Chappie of Nc. 219 18th street southwest.
The prisoner pleaded not guilty and asked
for jury trial. whereupon Judge Kimball
committed him to Jail to await further ac-
ten.
According to the statements made by the
police authorities the accused was first
seen at the grocery store of Mr.. Sanford,
husband Of one Of the ladies assaulted,
and asked the price Of a watermelon, q
number Of which were lying near the store
door. Mrs Sanford told him. but he re-
fused to take one unless she would carry
the melon in a shed near by where he
could eat 1t.
This Mrs. Sanford refused to do, and the
negro suspecting that no one else was near
demanded to know where the boss was.
Mrs. Sanford, who had by this time be-
come much alarmed, said her husband was
upstairs.
Cursed Mrs. Sanford.
With an oath Roundtree, 1t is said. told
Mrs. Sanford that she spoke an untruth, and
that her husband was away. Mrs. San
ford screamed. and when one of her
daughters came to see what was the trou-
While the excitement was at its height
a young man named Jones entered San
fords store and Roundtree ran away
Roundtree next entered the back yard of
Mrs. g. F. @Legge's house, near by, where
ne asked Tor q drink of water and some
thing to eat, which were given him. While
Roundtree was eating. the little grand
daughter of Mrs. Legge appeared at the
door Of the house. Roundtree demanded to
Know what she wanted, and, selling her by
hands. Pttemnted n hor into n
corner of the yard. BY desperate efforts
the girl managed to break away from her
assailant. Her cries brought Mrs. Legge
and young Jones to the scene. when Rounds
tree again started to rum
A dozen persons joined in the chase after
him, but the accused succeeded in Sc
GREETING himself. He was found concealed
In freight car. and the pursuers overpow-
cred him for time. bat his arrest was not
accomplished until after Park Policeman
Davis came up and used his club.
Snapped His HandcuHs,
While waiting for the arrival of the pa
troll wagon, Rouniitree snapped the hand
cuffs which had obeen previously placed
upon him, and. when being placed in the
wagon, he made another effort to get away.
but was again overpowered.
The prisoner denied to a Star reporter
that he had committed any of the acts
charged. and said he was from North Caro-
INA; that he WIGS sent from Baltimore as q
tramp to the Maryland House of Correc-
ton. from which he was released yester-
day, and thatlhe then came to Washington.
- Later ate Rounatres secured Lawyer Frisbie
ted much more than was charged, and said
ne had done what was alleged against him
because the Lord had told him to-"
believed the man TO be crazy. and viii ask
that he be examined judicially as to his
sanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-10
NATIONAL CHAMPIoNsn1P ENTRIES.

Players Who VIII Take Part in the
Golf Tournament Next Week.
The full list of entries for the national
amateur golf championship, which is to
begin rext Monday on the links of the
Chicago Gold Club, at Wheaton, ILL.,, has
been announced by Robert B. Kerr,
secretary of the United States Golf Asso-
citation. OF the eastern players who are
entered Finlay Douglas, James A. Tying,
s. d. Bowers, w. G. Stewart, John Reid,
jr., Foxhall P. Re me and A. H. Fem are,
perhaps, the most prominent. H. P. Toler
and w. H. Sands are two of the note
worthy absentees. The present champion.
H. ]. Whigham, is to be one of the con-
testants, as well as Charles B. Macdonald,
one Of the best known of the western
cracks. The complete list follows:
Devereaux Emmett Westbrook Golf Club;
H. ]. Whigham, D. r. Forgan, W. B.
Smith. Solomon A. Smith, Slason Thomp-
son, w, Waller, g. A. Carpenter and G. F.
ILL.,; 8. D. Bowers. Otsego Golf Club, Coop
erstovn. N. Y; @. A. Shaw. Country Club
Of Brcokline, Mass: John Morehead, w. ].
Eaton + n w; C. carn aags VI " R Murray
G. p. Painter. Allegheny Country Club,
Pittsburg, Pa; Hobart Moore and J. De
rs K oven =. T1 Tnl ExWore Country Club.
donald. George S. willets, v. Shaw Ken
redy, William Borden. Russell Tyars, How
ard Morris. Jarvis Hunt and e. s. Hunt,
Chicago Golf Club: Louis Allis. Milwaukee
Golf Club; Lawrence Tweedie, Exmoor
Country Club; James 8. Breese, Tuxedo
Golf Club: James A. Tying, Morris County
Golf Club. Morristown, N. j.; Jasper
Lynch, Lakewood Golf Club; A. e. He'd
strom, Buffalo Country Club; Lloyd T.
Boyd, Milwaukee Country Club; Jasper 8.
Thorpe, Cambridge Golf Club, Cambridge,
Mass: Charles B. Hudson and Archibald
Du Puy. Country Club Of Rochester; A. N.
Coates, Newport Golf Club; A. H. Fem,
Palmetto Golf Club; w. G. Stewart, Sea-
bright Golf Club; Finlay S. Douglas, Fair
field County Country Club, Greenwich,
Conn; H. NJ. Hartman, Knollwood Coli
Club. Elmsford, N. Y; James Stillman,
Newport Golf Club; W. N. Mccawley,
Merton Cricket Club, Haverford, Pa; H.
C. Leeds, Hyopia Hunt Club; Lawrence
Curtis, Country Club Of Brookline, Mass;
r. B. Kerr, Lakewood Golf Club; Robert
Crowell and N. ". Painter. Cleveland Golf
Club; w. Rossiter Belts, Shinnecock Hills
Golf Club; John Reid, jr., New Haven Golf
Club: J. R. Chadwick and Otto Hockmeyer,
Richmond County Country Club, Staten
Island; III. r. Sweny, Albany Country
Club; Foxhall p. Keene, Rockaway Hunt
Club; Clay A. Pierce, Essex County Club,
Observation-Disclosures, Mass. and Philip
M. Prescott. Washington Golf Club.
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Iowa; s. Z. Magill Chicago, ILL.,; ]. r.. EN-
cry, Baltimore, Nd.
Wellington-N. l.. Miller, Birmingham,
Ala.
Riggs-B. c. Berry and F. p Chessm m.
New York; F. G. Fitzpatrick. West New
ton. Mass
Willards-J. A. Richardson, Liverpool.
Engiahd: X. J: Smith and wife, Pittsburg,
Pa; j. Elice, New York
Shoreham-H- c. Shaw. Pittsburg Pa !;
F. HI. Shepard and F. C. Randall New
York. c. z. Brown. Cincinnati, Ohio; Dr.
II. Barnes, Corlish, England.
st. James-D. A. Harris, New York; NJ
t. Russell, Toledo. Ohio: w. II. Williams
and wife, st. Louis, Mo-; f. X. Barr Phil
adelphia, Pa; T. III. Wright, Jacksonville,
Fla.
Nationally. E. Skipper. Barlow, Fla
H r; Jones. Cleveland. Ohio; Z. V. Brazil
lard New York; p. c. DeFrancis Philadel-
phia, Pa; G. II. Howard, Attleboro', Mass
Metropolitan-,J. Baird. W. NJ Baird.
New York; c. II. Boynton Atlanta Ga
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NEW RAILWAY EXTENSION,

Washington and Rockville Electric
Company Applies for Charter.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE. Md, September 9, 1897.
Oscar 7. Crosby, Julian H. Miller, H.
Maurice Talbot, William H. Talbot and
Albert !. Almoney have filed with the Sec
rotary of state articles of incorporation
for 1.-The Washington and Rockville Rail-
way Company" The purpose of the COM
pany is to construct an electric railway
from the present terminus of the Tenley-
town and Rockville road to Rockville
The extension will be consolidated withthe
Tenleytown and Rockville and Georgetown.
ana Ienleytown roads, and will be oper-
ated under the same management
work on the proposed road will be begun.
II Is said, In the near future and pushed
TO completion as early as possible
The route will be either on the line of the
old Georgetown turnpike, with a loop rum
ming to Garrett Park, or along what is
known as the old Georgetown road. enter
ing Rockville south of the fair grounds.
through the old Carter farm.
Ample capital has already been guaran-
teed for the completion of the road. The
company proposes to make a round trip
passenger rate from Rockville to Washing
ton % cents, and freight rates will be ar
ranged at correspondingly low figure.
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"G0ldenberg's.' u

liver the sermon at the IL o'clock service
Sunday morning.
John Curtin has secured a quit claim
from r. s. T Cissell on lots 26. So south
one-half lots "a and -, of square 1215 and
lot IS and south one-half of lot 49, square
1217.
Messrs. Herbert, Frank and Henry Pat
terson have returned from West Berlin,
Mass. where they spent the summer.
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Pensions Recently Granted.

Pensions have been granted as follows:
Maryland-Joseph H. Litchfield, Balti-
more; George Camper Baltimore; August
Zeibig, Baltimore; Charles T. Shippers,
Blythedale: Catherine Meyer Jessups;
Sarah A. Lucas, Frederick; minor of Geo.
w. BeneZet, Baltimore.
Virginia-Walter Bush Hampton; John
c. Backum, National Military Home Eliz-
abeth City; James Smith, National Soldiers
Home, Elizabeth City.
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$500 to Philadelphia and Return
via Pennsylvania railroad, the peerless
route-finest trains running between the
two cities.
Great excursion Sunday next.-Advt.
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The Court of Claims has decided favor
ably on the claims of the Baltimore letter
carriers, which will be paid September D.
The amount found due is Sass
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Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-L. A. Cooper, New York; A. NJ.
Neeper, Pittsburg, Pa; G. NJ Forbush,
Boston, Mass; c. NJ. Bates, Cleveland
Ohio; 8. P. Fish, Chicago, ILL.,; A. Gray,
Brooklyn. N. Y; E. S. Moulton, Riverside,
Col; Baron Gregg de Wyneken, st. Peters
burg. Russia.
Ebbitt-H. M. Dutrich. New York; W. H.
Bishop, Newark, Del; H. c. Warren,
Louisville. KY; J. L. Pfaw, Chattanooga,
Tenn; B. w. Walker. Montgomery, Ala.
Cochran-J. F. Baker Philadelphia, Pa. !:
]. T. Spaulding, New Haven, Conn.
Arlington-H. A. Kelley, jr., Burlington
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Vice Consul mt sydney.

John E. Burchell has been appointed vice
consul of the United States at Sydney,
Nova Scotia.
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Rein.tated I'm the Pension once.

Benton Halstead, a brother Of Murat Hal
stead, has been reinstated in the pension
office copyist at 500 per annum. Dur
Ing the last administration Mr.. Halstead
was dismissed as a special examiner.
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Only AlI-RafI Route to

Atlantic City, via Pennsylvania railroad.
The only way to reach Atlantic City with
out change of cars is via Pennsylvania r.
r. Great excursion Saturday and Sunday.
advertisement.
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Choice, % cents
ISl2 to Sl6 wool suits. So. 0S

lot OF ladies' suits OF broadcloth cancels
hair. cheviot and worsted serges covert and
mixed suitings-made ny-front REFER and
'Eton effects and handsomely tafreta silk
lincd-some richly braidrd-ali with rustic
lined skirts-black and In all the new shades
which sold for from Sl2 to si6-go tomor-
for
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ElphOnZ0 YOungs Co.

DO NOT FORGET TO ADD TO YOUR DRINKING
water, lemonade soda 20 drops of Dr. Sic
gert's Angostura Btters 1t imparts q delicious
flavor and prevents malaria.
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SCRoFULA. BLOOD POISON, CANCER. ECZEMA.
letter and all other disorders Of the blood per
manently cured and mn faint eliminated from tn
system by 8. s. s.. ia greatest puri6sr. !,
no1l m, w&f-1y
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Child's $3.50 REFERS, Sl.4e

lot Of children's all-wool school REFERS.
sizes TO IA years. in plain and pretty
mixed cloths, with prettily trimmed rtIfrs
and sailor collars and In all colors which
sold for S2-J0-go tomorrow for
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Children's underwear.
Children's aprons.

Cliildrcn's checked gingham school
aprons. made Mother Hubbard effect with
high neck and long sleeves, in all sizes-for
23c each.
Childrens white aprons made Mother
Hubbard style. and trimmed with Nalan-
ciennes lace and satin ribbon, for Soc 10
Csc, according TO size.
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Children's hosiery.

high spliced heels. In all sizes from 3 to
ga. as good as airy 25c. hose to be had
to go for