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@ers m Lamcofs Han last Monday evening proved
20 be very pleasant aHah Many OF the psrrnt.
and friends OF the LITTLE ones were present T'ne
81, SSn. zap sony by I've little girl. deserves s,ss-
lows. SIiS .o'o he os5 STa, ssnacrea W.. as i
h ,,,n piccio duet Fred Dudley and Cias whitmss:
lullaby song Five Iuniorx' rith.r al" %.s.s.
Hdse; recitation Kate whitmer: durt Kstb,ri..
ma rna marry Webb; diaissue. Helen whifakpr Jsnet
~ .. ani s2hn Adams: solo. Edith Whitaker: Trial
piryoio duet Fred Dudley aud Charles Wh,;mar
Miss Dauforth and Miss Daisy Issnforfh arr
City " hn'i"oe'ihia and Atlantic
Edwin. the little OF Mr. FIRED Dudley xhs
has oeen very i'll with pneumonia. rs on,aies-euf
wees OF relatives at the Park.
b,r'ouy PARTIES seem to be all the rage IN IT,
IarA thefe Gays Tie latest one uas h.ll v.ster-
10y ~ me home OF Mr.. q. II. BaiIey In hsspor q
ms httie granddaughter. Ruth
r. .ne haass Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
haIi Lext Monday night.
Ine Easter music rendered at the Pr~svtcrinu
church last Sunday exceptionally fine AMI
.iSny appreciated. The choir has been requested
to repeat II next sunday
Miss Gertrnde Bell. who Is now visiting In New
day She will visit France and Switzerland and
expects to return In the early fall
Mr.. Osgood lowell has returned to college nftsr
Sligo. ~ =,
The county school at Takoma will close bet~.r.
the 10Th and 18th Of June. and the teachers Mrs.
Nourse and Miss Magruder. are already PREPARING
the scholars for enterta inment commencement
day.
Capt. W0olman Gibson of Washington visited hin
BROTHER rs usual, Sunday last, and expects 10 move
out to Takoma shortly.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
HYATTSVILLE.

The qualified voters OF Hyattsville will meet in
convention at Magruder's Hall this evening at 1880
O'Clock to nominate candidates to be voted for
May to MI the vacancies caused by the expira-
tion Of the terms Of Messrs. Francis H. Smith,
Howard o. Emmo0s and Joseph A. Aman, town
commissioners.
Sunday Thomas Byrum coiored escaped from the
house Of correction, where he serving a two
year sentence from Washington county fer aiding
his brother to escape from the Hagerstowp Jail
The brother Is now serving q six-year sentence In
the penitentiary
Miss Estelie Berry. who has teen visiting Mrs.
Marion Duckett. Bladensburg, has returned TO her
home near Brightseat.
Misses Mamie and Maggie Carr are visiting their
brother, Mr.. Ashhy Carr, at Ruxtua, Md.
Mr. Raymond A. Heisken Of Washington is the
guest Of Mr.. Joseph 5. Rogers.
Edward Lancaster, cel0red. left his home near
Marlboro Saturday afternoon to 60 to one Of the
adjoining villages. About daybrenk Sunday morn
Ing his horse returned and search was immediately
Instituted for this uissiug man. Later In the day
his bedy was found by a party OF friends on the
bridge leading into Piscataway. His neck was
broken and his face and head shoWed that he had
been thrown from bis horse and dragged some dis
lance.
Superintendent L. T. Dryden and Secretary c. W.
Won der HoQgt OF the state bureau OF immigration
hnve received number OF letters the past few
DAYS asking for information concerning the Brppose
sugar beet CULTURE project In Maryland. Among
the writers ure men of means who favor the project
and want to aid IT,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule In effect April IL, 1897
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas
500 70, Dan,ine Charlotte
burg. AarrsonSnrs and staanson daily W except
Sunday. and at Lynchbnrg with The Norfolk and
Wss.eFn das and with the and Ohio
ai! 50s NJ i psfTE6 sPafEs FAST
NAIL Garrs Pullman nafa s'eeRe,s. New York
bury with Pullman Sleeper Tor AsheviIie and Hot
Springs, n. G. KnexvIIls and Chattanooga. Tenn.
Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to New Orleans
connecting at Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
out chsnge Sunset Personally Conducted Tourist
Excursion Through sleeper on this train every Sat
' 4:61 PM-Local fer Front 1toyai strasburx and
Harrisonburg, daily, except Sunday, With connec-
4:5i r M:-paiIy.-I3ssi for charle.tesxIle;
Coachcs Pullman Sleepers New York to Nashville.
New YORK to tampa and New YORK to Anrssa
via Charlotte. Columbia savannah and Jackson
% ] f to S. rS S s Ea ts LIZA
i,omery. vestibuled Day Coach Washington to At
lantn. Southern Railway Dining Car Greensboro
70 TRAINS aad!ssht 81 WASHINGTON AND OHIO p1y1s-
ION leave WASHINGTON a:o1 a-m. daily and AS
pnP, a round snseP a
day, for Leesburg. and 6:2b pm daily for Herndon.
pm daily from Round Hill. 7:os am. aa anS GU
cept Sunday FROM Hernl0n. 1874 am daily, except
TnrSaeh h'1 sraias f0n the south arrive at wa,,
Has11n Sa2 an eod Pm and e49 Or. Pm daily
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation and informa-
tion furnished at Offices, s11 and 1900 Pennsylvania
W. H. GREEN, General supt.
]. NJ: CGLP. Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent.
ap17 L. s. BROWN. Gen. Agent Pass Dept
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kENsINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Fl. Warner have had as their
guests during the Faster holidays Mise Flerrncs
Hastings. Chicago; Miss Mabel Lease. PhIladeIphia
and Miss Katherine Davenport of Iasaiie SEM
mary Miss Annie Warner. who is attending the
laSaiie Seminary, and Mr.. Southland Warner who
Is attending school ut Iawrcnccviilc, " L. are
spending their holidays at home
Tie Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church was
beautifully decorated Easter Sunday with palms
hegontas and cut flowers The large audience room
WAS overlooking at each service some remaining
Standing. The choral singing an especial
feature OF both services, the anthem Thanks Re
to God Which Giveth Us the VICTORY with Miss
Elizabeth Perry sooIst and Misses Minnie Hat h
insou and Mnrpie Hart in the ,.nct part being CO.
pecially tine. Mr. Marion Dorian. by request r,r-
dercd the Holy City In mastery manner In
Ira es y MISS Annie Warner sang Christ the
e., The kensingsen Literary Society enjoyed an
II: Warner Monday evening The society was
called to order by President W. W. Eairiige ami
gram After the roll call. which was answered by
Quotations from the author Of the evening. MIR. He
M pnssSe ldsn Of ' %S sSlS
tic, Conn, cunyulsed the audience with her char
An instrumental solo by Miss isessie Warnar fol
lowed; Mrs. X. NJ. Moore read an extract from
The is,, LADY Of the LAKE, Mis-. Annie Warner ssns
funny In his recitation OF The Little Green
P Pea with artificial arm gestures and creakinss
inSton Presbyterian Church, gave an Interesting
lecture on The Land Of Scott" which he had
visited on foot a few years agn. and which was
illustrnted by stereepticon views by Mr. Warren
of South Washington. The meeting I'm MAY win
be held at the Highlands, the home Of the vire
president, Miss Elma Ray. with Robert Burns rs
the author
Mrs. Bruce Thomas is spending a week in Darnrs-
town, Md.
Mrs Eugene Tilden of Connecticut and Master
Philip Osmon Of Chicago spent Easter Monday with
Mrs. c. p. Smith.
Mrs. NJ VI. Little has been appointed postmaster
In place Of Mr.. VIII Z. Iuiin. resigned. and will
taka charge In few days. The apIpontmeGf meets
with general satisfaction it has been desire
OF the patrons OF the Office have IL located IN a
place separate from other business AMI Mrs Little
is looking for n place with that end In view IL
will probably be located In the waiting room of the
electric read which would be convenient for the
patrons of both roads,
Miss Mary Fulton Of Washington is visiting her
Mr.. Gilbert ii Hicks Of the Agricultural Depart
ment Las taken the Gaines hmIsa
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WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
RAILWAY.

WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
RAILWAY
From Station, 1871 st. and Penna. ave.
In effect July DO
FOR ALEXANDRAas:4o. los. 7:s5 e., $500,
$50 sisoos st:: s'eo $50 zoos e1 LEO LIZ
g 20. 400 ex. s4:15 eI., 4:45 500. $50 ex..
80 Cos ex-. ESQ. 1900: $500. 1900. '1O:0o
Daily.
FROM ALExANDRIA:--5:s5, ,e:25. e:55, 7:2o ex..
.1:00. i1:40. .l2:25, si:os e.. I:i5, 900.
2:46. 1908 en-, 400. '4:25. 4:45 e1. 4:4s ex.,
$3.50, 1000 eli 100.
FOR MOUNT VERNON, RIVERSIDE AND WAY
4:15.
sDaily.
FOR ARLINGTON, Daily.-S:00 $780, 1905, II 90,
12O6, 1:15 2:e5, $40. $780, sos. TOO, 500.
baggage checked free for passengers holding first
class tickets at station. Bicycles, . cents each.
T. =. CA AsbV 9nII. GEO. Z. PH I'LL
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ROCKVILLE.

Judge James b. Henderson of the circuit court
Tuesday handed down decisions in the following
cases heard before the court time ago: Flor
enee Audubon Shufeldt agt Robert W. shpfclIt;
action for divorce; bill dismissed. VIM C. Gates
agt. Mary c. Cowell: prayer for injunction bill
dismissed. A hearing also had In the hnbeas
CORPUS case of Mary A. Cooley agt. Jane Cooley
for the custody OF the infant children OF
Jefferson D. Cooley. deceased, and the custody of
said children awarded to the mother Mary A.
scoiey Cooley. the father. killed ON the
Metropolitan railroad near Dickerson station some
The following business was transac..l I'm tim.
orphans court Tuesday: William Rich. executor
OF James J. Turner, deceased, filed list Of salrs
OF the personal property Of said deceased. Ed
ward W. Owen, executor of Thomas Owen de-
ceased passed his first account in the settlement
testament of Elizabeth T.. Beall, deccased was
admitted to probate and record Josiah W. Jones,
W. Jones. deceased passed his secoad - acrSan.
in the settlement of the estate OF said deceased
here yesterday there an attendance of p-u.le
from all sections of The county. and large amour.
bills were passed and ordered to be paid: l.. r. r
Graves pikng account, S153. 40; Thomas r. ILo.np-
work. 90; Austin and Western Company. ~,
pairs for road machines. s42; Maryland Hcsp,tnl
Hope Retreat. SUPPORT Of inmates, 81 50 90 "0uh'
The Rockville Base Ball Club will open the sea-
with the LIE Droit team of Washington The samr
TO commence at pm The home club has had
ZINE Practice TINS season and not wit hstaDdiu
absence OF three Of their best PLAYERS of .ast ar
expect to do good work The visiting club stands
well among the amateurs. and n COED game is ,x-
pected. with a large crowd i'm ATTENDANCE
The large crowd OF prominent democratic poIj-
ticians assembled here yesterday indicates a grow
Ing interest ia the result Of the November clar-
ton In this county and state The large uuinser Of
aspirants for places on the ticket Ia subject cf
much the leaders In this critical Irriod
OF the history OF the party and should The political
storm be as violent as anticipated ii may lac nee
essary throw overheard some OF the ballast that
has been carried for many years.
The extremely cold weather Of Mo1lay night IL
Is feared, has done great damage the fruit
and other crops in this county. The freeze WIS
very sudden and severe, ice forming l,on.is 20
q considerable thickness.
Several car loads Of stone Tor the .consfuct,u of
the tower Of the new water works arrived here
yesterday from Ohio. The walls of the engine
house approaching completion.
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. D: C., rcsr OFFICE NOTICE
should Be rid daily. by an Interested. a. changes
fs :. aaf s'I r. the week ending April a.
1881 close nF2nrs1 Il 81 Sf ss Il ss''0~'
EzLAND. ITALY: SPAIN PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
s psEss t sss s ser n IA
s,ass pants q ERoP must b directed f 4
VA Rs..srdan Letter. must 3 directed Per
Per FaIda." teAt 1875 PM. for EUROPE per
Ss ssa Sec ks s a',
Cirenssia. via GLASGOW from New YORK Letters
for NORWAY direct. per SIS Norge. from New
sailing from New Yosk on TUESDAYS. thursdays and
and take s for
White Star steamers sailing from New York take
specially addressed printed matter. ETC.. for EU-
take printed matter. etc. for all countries for
NAILS 1,fG '1 F5R IS Soft $50 Chi AMERICA
en- To- s :, Ssi1HSo. from Sew
Tai ga u s te m t''F HsT
n lsStsd CARE ah sAs He s. a
M s and PETIT GoAVE. per SIS State of Texas
.s 1 ,sS Ex ,. f Fo s,y,S
New ya1s ss t ss from
e! 80 for f La Plata Isn
IEEwARD And wNpwAhp isLsSDs. per IS.
eassss ii Nsp f iEhE fA En-
els for sE PUEhTe s c fR Aex Sb
for sa s:fff.ea cHSfas TAB sse5 aS6
oI Il from Hs ss
q psS e,At 1885 Pm for HA
xESEzTELA and for GTRAcAo. TRINIDAD:
brazil. per s.. salerno from New YOU. Via
yESEzGEIA ASp CURACAO. ga also ssvAS An L
dephls from New Yors esf 1888 IS I'M h' for
PohTo RICO direct, per S.. Arkadia. from New
sATURDAY.DAt sos AM. for BARBADOS
direct and WORTH Brazil; via Pr. and alanaoS
Mails ier Be- ssSs Sy , r ' Half
at on sa
Mails for MIeiELoN. by rail to Boston and
Mails for CUBA Except those fo- SANTIAGO DE
to ard including the 1885 PM, close Wednesday,,
close here daily at 300 PM for Forwarding via
steamers sailing Mondays and Thursdays from
Mails for MEXICO. overhaul texcept those for
CAMIErHE. CHIAPAS. TABASCo and YECATAN-
which will be forwarded via New York. after tie
1895 NJ, close Friday) .'iose here daily at 7:10
TRANsPACIFIc NAILS.
for 4 = fo<s
NEW ZEALAND, HAWAII, FIJI and SAMOAN
eia hers RsT sn ;, Mosow'i from San Francisco
Mails for CHINA and Japan, per So. Victoria
from Tacoma. close here daily up to $50 PM.
Mails for the SOCIETY ISLANDS. per ship City
Of Papeiti, from San Francisco, close here daily
up to 6:3e P.M April q. I'D
Mails for CHM, JAPAN and HAWAII. per
here daily up to $50 PM. April Is. Id
Malls Al for AUSTRALIA except West >Ausiraia,
only. per SIS. Miowera. from Vancouver. close
here daily after April "a up to $50 PM, May
1. Id
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN Especially address
ed only, per SIS. Empress Of China, from Van
couyer. close here daily up to $3.50 PM May 3.
(d)
Francisco. close here daily up to May u, GO
PM. Id
TRANsPAGIFIc MAILS are forwarded to the
port of sailing daily and the schedule of Blessings
is arranged on the presumption Of their unn-
terrrpted overland transit
ta) Registered mail closes at 1000 AN. same
day.
tbl Registered mail closes at / 90 PM. same day
tc1 Registered mail closes at 600 I'M same day
t1 Registered mail closes at 600 PM previous
(e) Registered mail closes at 100 Pm. Tuesdays
apo JAMES P. wIILETT Postmaster
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

S.r .,,,,,,. PENNsYIyANIA RAILRoAD.
$50 AN. WEEK DAYS. rrrTsBuRG ExrREss.
,,Iarior and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pitts
1890 AM. PENNSYLVANIA L1M1TED-Pnll-
man Sleeping. Dining, Smoking and Observation
Cars Harrisburg to Chicago, Cincinnati. Indianap-
1850 An FAST IiSh..pnrlman Bufre. rar.or
SO s N; sMiSxsS AND sn:Aoy1s ExrnE s
cass SD S. zsss
7s to ;ssa9s s5a Ha9al.sa sse
7 fsv s% B5R1S "a e MeaEs
aa91sSors E s. Louis aaaEoaisTiiie via Gin
1919 s'f IN P SacEi e:'i Sleep
~ 81 ai Rochester ard
1850 Am. for Elmira and Remove daily, except
San %sor sa 1s 1s,H aa days and w"
7:1o PM. for Wiillamsport, Rochester, Buffalo and
Ing Car washington to Suspension Bridge via But
10 fal9 for Fri. c,n.,,, ,s po.,.st., p,,
aio and Fails daysisepns Cur wash ss
F0H FHil1DEIFH1A EA NEW YORK AND THE
4:eS en- NJ "coseKESsfoS:AL LIMITED" daily.
Ree 9lns at We Ga sx Carr ffs9 s
1910 Dining Car, and Il 90 Dining car l5on,
Wilmington AN, 12:45, 3:t5, 40, $3.50, 1000
and 11:35 PM On Sunday 300 Dining Carr
500. 300, II 100 Dining Car from Wilmingto toni
AN, 1915. 3:15, 4:28, $3.50. 1900 and II :35
Pm. For Philadelphia only, Fast Express. 7:5o
days. 2:0I and $40 PM. daily. For Boston
without change. 7:5O AN. week days, and 3:l5
II. daily
For Atlantic City (via Delaware River Bridge. all
rail routel, 3:1b PM. daily.
For Baltimore. 6:25, TOO, 7:5O, SEQ, 900, 10:00
1850, Leo and 11:50 An. ,12:15, 12:45 POI,
3:15. $40 400 Limited, 100 1875. $40. Cts.
$50. ITO, 1000. 1910. H:15 snd II 35 PM. On
Sunday. 700. 500 900. 095, 1880. 100 AM,
1215, 1:15 POI, BIS, $40 t4:0O Lilaited3, 49,
$40, G:15. $50 7:10. 1000. 1910 and II rs
For Pope's Greek Line. 7:5o An and 4:ss PM.
For Annapolis. 700. 600 AM. 1918 and 4:2o
PM daily. except Sunday. Sundays, 3:oO AN.
Atlantic Coast Iine.-Express for Florida and
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4:30 A NJ, ais
PM. daily; Richmond only. 1857 AN. week
days: Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Seabeard
Air Line, $40 Pm. daily. Accommodation for
=. Ticket offices: corner 18th and G street. and at
the station, 9Th and streets, where 0rderx can
be left for the checking Of baggage to
]. B. HUTCHINSON, J. R. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
ap12
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RAILROADS
.cHEsApEAKEAN AND ONO RAILWAY.

CHEsAPEAKEAND OHIO RAHWAY.
THROUGH THE eRASDhef SCENERY or
AMERICA ALL TRA3kS vEssT1BULE 10,
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAAf HEATED. AL
MEALS SERVED IN DIHNG CARS STA
TON SIXTH AND SFRlslsTS.
Schedule in effect April q, 1887.
2:20 PM. DAILY-Cncinnait and st. Louis Spe-
cial-Sehd train for Cincfnnxttt Pullman sleepeFs
to Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville. Indianapolis
aaa It Louis without change farior cars cincin
Virginia Hot Springs.
1877 PM. DAuY-FrF. v.nlsimited-Solid train
for Cincinnati Pullman slespers to CINCINNATI
LeKinston and Louisville without change Open
oompartnent car to Virginia HIT Springs. without
change, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays Daily
connection for the Springs. rSleepers Cincinnati
to Chicago and st. Louis.
2:2O Pm. DAILY--For Gordonsvflle, Charlottes-
vile. Staunton and for Richmond daily except
Sunday.
1881 AM. EXCEPT sJNDAY-Parlor car
Washington to Richmond and Richmord to Old
Fofnt-0nly rail line.
Reservations ami tickets at Chesapeake asd Ohio
offices, 513 and 1l21 Pennsylvania avenue, lilo r
street northwest, and at the station.
II. w FULLER,
ap2l SSd General Passenger Agent.
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CLIFTON PARK.

Considering the hnbitation OF Clifton Park. IL n
probably the most progressive village In the lmild
ing line this spring In the suburbs Of Washington
Mr.. Allen Treas has built a hve-room cottage sa
his place and leased it, with considerable ground
to Mr.. Henry Meme, who expects to start a
nursery this summer. Mr.. Menze. with his fam
lily, expects to move in about the LIST of May.
Mr.. Henry Nichols is oustucting a five-roem
house on his place, and will rent the same.
Mr.. Arthur Eeklod who purchased some Lard
from Mr.. John T. Clark last fall. has completed
q large barn and In laying tine fouIstla ton for q
pleted
Mr.. Clark is negotiating to build on his remain
ing property.
The house Of Mr.. Joseph Rhine. which was
burned to the ground last Deeemtbsr has been re-
built by the sandy Spring Insurance Company In
which II Insured
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FALLS CHURCH,

Quite q number Of the members of Crescent
Lodge. Jr @. U. A. NJ, paid fraternai visit hast
night to a ldge Of the order IN Nashin9toa
There was largo aitsniaaee at the meefang of
Pioneer Ledge of Coed Tempiars last right Mt it's
hall In o6d Neliows building. and a pleasant
time was bad, and nnIer good Of the order th.
committee on psOgri.u- eefre Series Of ehnrxd.s
delegation franz Good viii LaslSe Of Wsshinx-
ton was psx4sesIt.
Mrs. Jenness Richardson and son Of New York
city and Miss Edith l1uryea Of Washington gpeuf
several d1ys with their cousin, Mu. n. n. Er-
Mr.. II. e Caur.h Is In New York On legal
busiHess.
Mr.. George 3. Barinai- Of Brattlcbsro', VT IL
n gisiefed mt the Eagle Hnuse.
Delegations Of our citIxens representing the con-
testrnts fur the post once here, waited Mesers.
Agnew. Bowden and hincs,at- the Hetel JOHNSON
yesterday.
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SAVED By A CORSET STEEL,


A Beautiful Young Cuban Shot at BY
Her sweetheart
A sensational shooting affair occurred at
jacksonville, Fla. about $50 last evening
Miss Mary Louise Cato. a beautiful Cuban
abort twenty years old. the daughter of
e. H. Cato. being critically wounded. Ed
ward Pftxer, a young man OF about TIT
same age. the lover OF the girl. is under
arrest charged with the crime, although
he denies II.
home she was fired upon from ambush.
the first bullet passing through her left
arm. Another bullet entered the right side
Of the back, penetrating the liver. and an
other the left side, passing through the
lung. A fourth bullet in the back was
stopped by 4 steel rib In her corset. An
other bullet went through her hat.
Pftxer aid the girl had been keeping
company about three yesrA but X N said
that she did not favor his suit although
he continued With great persistency. He
= the son Of q prominent merchant.
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ohso'. FIRST K,e~trec.tl..s.

Haas and Wiley, two murderers. were
electrocuted In the prison at Columbus.
Ohio. last night. the first CT the kind IN
the state. Haas Was the arst to be cleo
trccuted He was strapped In the chair
At 12:27. When he was brought into the
eiectrccution room he closely scrutinised
the chair and was pushed into n. The cur
rent was turned on for q period Of two
seconds. three times In succession Az soon
as the body Of Haas was taken out Of the
chair Wiley was brought In, and af 12:x5
he waS strapped m the chair. Both electro
cutions were eminently successful
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GEUNAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN
Ifxve Tu Apr r. 10 am Sale. .Tu May IS 10 am
iahn- Tu-, Ny. =. 10 am Trave. Tu.May IS. 10 am
HaselT N.Y. H. 10 am aim. .Tu. June l. 10 am
CHEliBOURG, PARIS BREMEN
Alter. Sat, My. Ia 10 spree. Sat MAY - 10 am
TWlN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON BREMEN
koaizin Iuise. Thursday. May 10, noon
Friedrich der Crosse. Thursday, June g. pova
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, GENOA
Fuda April -. 10 am werra . May q 10 am
Kaiser May =. 10 am Fuida NAV al 10 am
Ems ....-A May Is. 10 ami Kaiser. :. June ~ 10 am
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Apply 10 4 3. DKOOP 80 Pa ave
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ANCHOR LINE

ANCHOR LINZ
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
San from New York every Saturday for Glasgow.
via LoalopderU
Rates for Saloon Passage: CITY on ROME s7o
Ofnrr stesEers, $50. w.
sseond Cabin Rome. s425O: Furnesxia, 81. so:
Other steamers. SIS.
steeraye pnzage-Rome. $25.50; Furuezia
S2f-Jo. other steamers, so 30
For rew illustrated BOOK of Tours and fuyfhe,
information. apply to HENDERSON BKOTHElrS
General Agents. Bowling Green. n. Y. or c. NJ
MeESs SZl Penna- ave- NV. EDW. r. DRiHyp
SONS ~, Penna- ave. Washington ap3-3lno
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COMMISSIONERS or DEEDS

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