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House Crushed by a Failing Rock.

Srfu BENyiLLE, ONO, January -. The
home of Daniel Burus. At the north end ut
this city. has been crushed by huge rock
weighing about one hundred tons. which
Ioosened from The top of a hill aud rolled
down with frghtlu force Il crushed one end
Of loaded gondola ear on Is siding and
twisted the track out Of shape. Mr.. Burns
was buried under the debris and badly injured.
His wife was hurled fifty feet away aud Sc
r,ously injured. Their son. who WAS sleeping
upstairs was carried on his bed along with
the root. a distance Of eighty feet, and badly
=.
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A Fight At a Deathbed,

CAMDEN, y. j.. 24.-Durng quarrel over
the prospective disposition of their dying
mother estate two brothers entered into u
combat in her sick chamber, aud one OF them
was taken to Cooper Hospital with razor
wound in his side which will probably cause
his death. The brothers are Edward Peirce
and Thomas PIERCE. Thomas lived with his
parents at 1927 South Tenth street, and Ed
ward across the street After the quarrel be-
gan Edward rushed out Of the room, and re-
turning attacked his brother and cut cash in
his side The cut penetrated the lungs.
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The Merchants and Manufacturers ASso-
citation Of Baltimore held its annual banquet
on Thursday night. and had = number Of
speeches from congressman GA a variety OF
subjects. Senator Wellington spoke on the
unnecessary war upon Spain and against the
policy Of Mckinley for territorial expansion
Congressman Allen, of Mississippi, made It
charistic humorous speech, in which he al
luded to the opposition that existed 70 the
people of the South selling men at si.e"" a
head, and the present purpose Of the govern
ment 10 buy 10. O00, 600 men a, - 90 head.
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HELLO.
$3.50.

Think strictly
bushes for OF cash S26 -
You knowo what have
could i'll afford wheel with
beyond all shadow of doubt that the machine
Such wheel such only be possible in such We
do merchandise
this because nothing sell them No
their valuable for
used for other goods Then
ability
backed by enables
such wheel and then dictate the Under
here in few We invite o and them
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Threading Lynching in Maine.

Kittery. Ne, Jan. % -Mrs. Evira Tartom,
IS years of age, is dying tonight from fearful
wounds about the head and shoulders, recsiv-
ed in encounter with burglar this after
noon, and Fred. Parks, % years. who was seen
10 Jump from the window OF Mrs. Tarlton's
house. is locked up in the Jail charged with
beating her, The entire community is wild
with excitement, and after Parks had been
arrested at his home, he was openly threaten
ed with lynching as he was led to Jail
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War May Be Declared.

MANILA. Jan. 81, via Hong Kong, Janua-
ny 26) THE Republica, official organ of the
Filipino government, announces that the
Congress at Malolos has adopted the Philip
pine constitution, passed a vote of confidence
in Aguinaldo and empowered him to declare
war on the Americans whenever he may deem
il advisable.
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NO. 368s EQUITY
Ia the Cireui, Court for Carol, County, Sit
ting as Court ot Eqpity.

IN the Clreui, Court Tor Carroll County. Sit
ting as Court ct EqVity
john " Wrani Assignee IS. Robert T..
Wells and Anaa K Wells, hf, wife. Mort
-lgur-.
Ordered ,hf- I7ih lay rr january, A. u.
assn that the sale Of the mur,saged property
made and reported in the above entitled cause
rs John ". WSan', Assignee, under and hy
virtue Of the power and authority contained
in mortgage from the said Robert /. Wells
aad Anna t. Wells, his wife. tn George c.
S'ansbuvy, dated ou the I4,h day 0f January.
A D. 1895 aBJ recorded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records ot Carroll County,
in iiSer b. F. {. No. 81, folio 54l. etc, i've
finally latihei and confirmed unless cause 70
the contrary ir shown on or before the 2Oih
day OF February, next; provided a copy q tins
order b. inserted ~ some newspaper published
10 Carroll county. Maryland, once week for
thrrc successive weeks before thg l3th DAY Of
February. next
The report states the am0un, oi the sale 80
be- SaOol 00
JAS. II. BtLLINGSLEA. Clerk.
Trae cDpy.-Tcst
iau2I q Jas. Ii. BLuNGsLEA. Clerk.
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To Vote February 8.

The Senate has agreed to the proposition Of
Senator German to take a vote on the treaty
with Spain on February q.
The advocates of ratification aud the oppo-
nents both claim they viii be successful. 1t
requires a two-thirds vote to ralify. The
Senate is composed of ninety members. and
fall are present it will require sixty votes 10
ratifr
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The ADVOCATE congratuates the Wicomico News
upon its enlargement and improvement, the Third
in about decade. We not only congratulate
Brewington Bros, the proprietors, but the growing
town of Salisbury and Wicomco county. The News
is a good local paper. and an active Democratic
;n,trpaI
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WANT COLUMN

Waas,,s--N Whit., Wai,tar s,.ul3rt-s,f f., .5s
.-f-r7.. hs.s-s waTs iiuai sage u be-
ialri AHriy 81 itiesis >'ts-f. "r-fsH.sf|sfff
aWaa.rl Reliable ASST EXPERIENCED >a.,s.
asa l5 Eas.ti.r s.ss,,I 'tas ~ l1hr.a 'ine n..s
sat Gtra-es ut tatauti,.iua. Adlr-, ihf
y..atsn al T.... Cleveland. nA-r
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OHice Westminster Cemetery Company.
Westminster. Mi. Jaa. -, Is99.
Notice b hereby given 10 tbs LDlholders et
the Westminster Cemetery Company that the
annuuIeiection tor President and Board Of
Sax MaHageys u said Company, 70 serve tor
the ensuing year. will be held al the First
National Bank on Tuesday evening. febTu,
sYf 9Th. IS99. between the hours Of and
o'clock JOHN J. REESE. Secretary.
2. S-Nugics IS also gwen that the stated
monthly meeting OF the present Board Niil be
held al @ o clock, p. M, on the same day, at
which time a full report Of the operations Of
she Company for the past year viii lie stvsn
20 the I.0tholders.
JOHN ]. REESE,
l4uF42t Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Thu, !, "a give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court ot Car
roll county. ia Maryland. letter, lestameu.
tary an the Personal Estate of
JOSEPH E. CAPLE.
late of Carroll county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the >ubscri-
b"r, on or be,ore the Dist day August, 1899,
they NAV otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hands this 10th day at
January 1891.
WILLIAM F. CAPLE. Executor,
ma Carrolltnn Avenue,
iun2I Il Baltimore. Md
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If the inhabitants Of the Philippine islands
not fit TO be incorporated into this republic.
If they are capable, as they claim they are
entitled to be free and Independent.
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Heavy Shows in Texas.

DALLAS, Texas, Jan. pa fierce snowstorm
prevails all over Northern Texas. The storm
started about noon. and last night was bit
terly cold. There are indications of the
snow turning into heavy sleet. Railroad trains
are late and Geographic service is delayed.
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Gen. Egan, for denounoing Gen. Miles as
liar, is now on trial BY court martial for
conduct unbecoming an officer aud gentle
man." Egaa is likely 10 be convicted, but
i'there are Others"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters of ad-
ministration on the Personal Estate OF
CONRAD BOLTE.
late of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
Der, on or before the Dist day of August
1899; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January, 1899.
JOHN Z. B0LTE,
Jan p At Administrator.
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JAMES vICKS SONS,
ROCHESTER, NJ. "
TRUSTEE SALE
Il OF 4 DESIRABLE
Farm and Several Lots of Land,

SITUATE loo tgTrui. ami Frederick counties. Md
T., vrrg.. ui % decree of Ih,. Circuit Court
i.s Carwu e-an:y. sitting rs e Court ot
Eguily. passed fu sau,c M. &iSG Equity, ia
~ hich R1.r, Wood l- complainant, aud Susie
: >hriuey. widow, %, al, are defendants. the
undersigned. trustee. w5il offer az Public
sole ou the farm of the late Jasper G. Shriner.
near l.iuwuoi, In Carroll county, Maryland,
q, ] @ clock u the afternoon. uH
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2l,t 4. y. lspa,
l>t The aum rfthe lats Jasper e. Snrmcr.
e8ufaiuiH-
~ ACRES AND iU2 SQJ ARE PERCHES
gf baud. more or les-. situate ia Carroll conn.
Is. Nsrs laad. urar lia~oad the Vs. Nd,
e. e. lt b. limestone farm and 3, of the
bees, sui richest land iH 'h.s county. |; is
sell Ua,~rrJ ani an "f Is 8, arabie, and ST.
aat~i aiih.s g Ha'f.nl.r uf the Rail Road.
IHg improvement, lrr Ju gesa
condition aaI y1Es..t u: .ss.e 4 y
Brick House ai aleua iourayeu IL 49,
a.safa.. afrh .f,u rr.s Is a. H8i &A1k-s1ias2lA
tsets sd sh.a % ta- Ha~~fncut arr several
es03ars aua ua-aifauui. 4 t'Ast1 a- fn the
tar.I aud q s.g'l Sc ihr 4saehtu .luur. There
+. ia large bans Atru t0v-6 feet silh a tBlry
attached Boz .l aud nau.n. esgeg 10 is ysrd.
4aj al a..gss.srs a1ibai!dtas-, ~ach "a, 0sr-
r.eks saigon 7uI carriage a1asss. *. au ih,s
f.Hal-t#t. There a- aisn % large acuueTk with
aatIassI f4asifrs g4-i-- BIZ Tenant House
r.a frame la.ti.ug oi ssEh' ssarl-, convent
a-sEr t.eaf-.. neat rhc NsusiaH toa-r Good
s#sr'. aHt .--s. HTv'Es.tss
y a. ibr above ds.en1ei ,r1Psuy ~i-
le ...rl .4l3-,t Pa = charge a THh tauu,and
It..er. rar .4tsrr~t aa vAlrh payable ,o
E.--.8..th 6. Hu-.,g 4. w#t t4IEs atessar bg
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~HILOH ROLLER MILLS
PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.

As assignee ot mortgage, wall sell at pub
lie sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 18th of FEBRUARY. 1893,
At - O'Clock. m. the Shiloh Roller Mills
Property, containing
Il ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
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Amagazine without the picture of some
naval or military hero of the late war, or
withouta chapter or some engagement. would
be refreshing.
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improved machinery. has Two dOubIe staudS
of rolls, and , sets Of choppers. Also has Il
good saw mill. in complete order. rhis prop
eriy is > miles from Hampstead. ou the Bal
timore x Harrisburg Division of the Western
Maryland II. r., is on the road leading from
Hampstead TO Westminster, has abundant
water supply for the mill, is convenient to
churches, schools. postoffice and railroad,
and has an orchard OF Young apple aud peach
trees.
Terms One-third cash. balance IN one aud
two wears; or all cash. at option of purchaser
ALFRED c. BACHMAN.
ian25ts Geo. l.. Stncksdale. Solicitor.
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JOHN ID. BOWERS,

TWO WAYS
OF GETTING GLASSES; ONE TO GO
TO 4 FfRSr-CLASS oPrICIAN, HAVE
YOUR EYES PROPERLY TESTED AND
GET WHAT YoU NEED-rHE OTHER
To GO TO \ MERCHANT WHO KEEPS
SPECTACLEs. MAKE Il GRAB IN
THE BAG" As IT WERE, GET \ PAIR
THAT DON'T FIT YoU tALTHoUGH
IT MAY SEEN SO FOR THE MOMENT
RUN THE RISK OF running YOUR
EYE SIGHT ENTIRELY-AND ALL
FOR A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN EN,
PENSE.
If YOU NEED THE SER
VICES OF A GOOD OPTIC
IAN, WE CAN SERVE YOU
WELL AND CHEAPLY.
A. II. VENT,
Jeweler aud Optician,
tebl9 Westminster. Md.
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INSURANCE AGENCY

OF
WILSON & GOODWIN,
Successors. to James Shriver,
II W. Main ST., adjoining Gilbert Gehr,
Westminster, Nd.
Represent the following Companies:
Royal Fire Insurance Co. of Liverpool,
Continental Fire Insurance Company OF
New York;
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society OF
England
Employers Accident Liability Assurance
Corporation Limited of London.
No Notes. No Assessments.
Refer by PERMISSION 10
Geo, R. Gehr, Cashier LIST National Bank;
John l.. Reitsnider, Babylon & Gilbert, NJ.
Schaefier 4 Co., B. F. Shriver Co.
july l-1y
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
Intending TO reduce my stock will offer
immense values for Cash. So that YOU will save
Big Money by calling on me before making
your purchases.
AT once as ! want 20 slose my Books. Very
Respectfully,
J. W. SKUNK.
uOVl9 3mos Westminster, Nd.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

CTRAYED OR STOLEN.
- Pointer Dog Pup, seven IA
months old. ans wering to the name -. -
Of PET brown head aud ears. 49,
white neck 10 shoulders. brown splatch from
shoulder, 10 rump, white tip on tail. and white
legs; the dog for his age IS OF good size aud
heavy boned reward for his returE or IN
formation that will lead to his recovery
JOHN l.. REIFSNIDER. ia.
iau2S y Westminster. Nd.
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CRESCENTTS TOO.

still selling who
that wheel On Crens also offer discount
wheel only s33 % for best wheel that
afor a a these
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WAL PAPER WALL PAPER

JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk
Trse CDpy.-Test
tau2I 81 Jas. Il. BuLINGsLEl. Clerk.
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THE WORLD
OF SPORT
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
P1rTsBuRG. .: BOSTON. 4.

Pittsburg, June 23.-Pittsburg could
not hit ana Boston could. OBrien was
put out of the game for talking back
10 Connolly. In the seventh with Duffy
on third Frisbec had two strikes when
he was relieved by Stafford. who made
a nice hit. scoring Duffy. Aattendance
1880.
Score by innings: RHE.
Pittsburg 30 0 0 0 o % 4
Boston ......0 D O 0 . o. II 3
Batteries: Tannehill ana Bowerman:
Lewis and Bergen. Umpires-Lynch
and Connolly. Time-Two hours.
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Tastes, m,te re~ord nnce.

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
Detroit, Mich, June 23.--John II.
Gentry paced Il practice mile on the
Crosse Pointe track to-day in 2:O5. The
last quarter was made in .29ai 1t is
the fastest mile record of the year.
Time by quarters: .3lI, 1901. 1851.
2:05
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Killed By lightning.

N3y Telegraph to Virginian-P i!ot)
Pine Bluff, Ark, June "a heavy
storm swept over this city about noon
to-day and did great damage to telc-
phone and telegraph wires. lightning
struck in several places. doing much
damage. On the James Trulick place.
William Patterson and Jim Jackson
were killed. Herbert Trulick was dazcl
by the lightning.
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upon improvements of the railroads.
The acceptance by the Richmond, Pc
terSburg and Carolina Railroad Com
pany of terminal franchises at Rich
mond, Va, indicates the early compile
ton of that road TO Richmond. Jack
sonville, Fla, will soon be the terminus
of two additional railroad lines repre-
senting nearly $50 miles of track: the
one, the Atlanta. Naldosta and West
ern, now completing its terminals in n
suburb of Jacksonville, and preparing
to extend from Naldosta to Albany; the
other, the Jacksonville and Southwest
ern Railroad. which Will make Jack
sonville the exporting point for n large
quantity of lumber. About forty-five
miles have been graded on the section
of the Tennessee Central Railroad be-
tween Monterey and Hartman, rail for
part of the work have been received,
and the company has made a contract
for the delivery of sufficient rails to
lay at least ten miles month.
The Houston, BraZOs and Northern
Railway Company succeeding the Tex
as Western railroad, contemplates Il
number of extensions, and the portion
or the road already constructed from
Houston to Sealy will be changed to
broad gauge. The Louisville and Nash
Vile is making Il number of improve
ments between Memphis and Bowling
Green. KY including large coal-bins
at. Paris and Brownsville.
NEW COMPANIES.
II was recently stated by Il Southern
speaker that the South would not have
too many cotton mills as long as u sin
bic bale of cotton was shipped tc a
point outside the South for manufac-
ture. This was perhaps an exaggerated
way of commenting upon the good op-
portunitcs for cotton mills still open.
IL is certainly true that the activity
in building new mills continues, while
n realization OF the possibilities in that
direction is manifested in the forma =
ton of companies Mt Newberry, 6. c.:
Social Circle. Ga; near Emporia. Va
Jefferson. Ga; Bolton. s. c.: Quitman.
Ga. Albany, Ga: Rome. Ga: Dublin.
Ga; Shelby. \. c.; Bridgeport Ala.
and other localities previously mention
ed in this correspondence. Some OF
these projects may not be completed
Immediately, but the fact that enter
prising men of their respective commu-
mites are Interested in such undertake
ings. is an indication of the healthy
state of public sentiment.
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Five Pcnnlo nrnwnnh


tI'y TF'tEF'Ih 10 WITH an PIlOt)
Lampasas. Texas June 23.-Mrs. T. ].
Lloyd, living seven miles northwest of
this place. five daughters and visitor.
Miss Childers' went in bathing in a
creek to-day. The three Youngest girls
went beyond their depth. Their eldest
sister and Miss Childcrs went 10 their
rescue. and all FIFE We're drowned. Mrs.
Lloyd saved her other daughter only by
heroic efforts. The bodies were recover
ed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-24

D. r. Case. of Bristol, r. l., and w.
II. Harris. of 800 Broadway. New York.
arc Interested in the Metal Fabric
Company recently incorporated to man
ufacture metallic specialties with $780,
900 capital
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AN AGREEMENT PROPOSED.

Edward 10th. of Troy. ". Y, is archi-
tect for n storage warehouse to be
erected for Cluntt. Peabody e Co. and
a shirt factory for the International
Shirt and Collar Company in that city.
All contracts for these buildings have
bnen awarded
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CINCINNATI. s: BALTIMORE 2

Cincinnati. O.. Juno 23-Thc Reds
drove kitson off the slab in the fourth
inning. when they scored enough runs
to win. Hill. who followed. did we'll.
but Baltimore found Hahn a puzzle
after the third. Attendance, 1000.
Score by innings: RIFE
Cincinnati :. IL 1 o. 100x-S Is >
Baltimore 49,. l 0 . 0 o o o. 3 3
Batteries Hahn and PETIT: Hill. Kit-
son and Robinson. Umpires: O'Day
and McGarr. Time. 2:lO.
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OTHER SPEAKERS.

In the evening speeches were made by
president W. ~. Baldwin. Jr.. OF the
t.Ur1i, Island railroad. and by Professor
orinond Stone. of tho Lcander McCor-
mick observatory. and DR.. Charles w.
Ncnt, OF the Linden Kent Memorial
school. both representing the univer-
Sly OF Virginia. Professor stone Is n
Northern man. who for many years has;
hcen Identified with Southern cduca-
ton. Or. Kent Is member Of tho com
mi'tee on resolutions. and + thoroughly
interested III public schools lie viii
take Fart this summer. as he has for
three successive souscns. in the Wiz
ginia School Of Methods.
Slowly but surely have our Oxford
mixtures worked their way To the front.
Your next suit should he one of them.
Tailored in our own exclusive way
RUDOLPH e WALLACE.
.;33 Main street
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All In sight OF monument. Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly.
N. Y. Dental Rooms. Ennes only. Sa4
Main street. corner Talbot.
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CLEVELAND. .; NEW Works.

Cleveland. O.. June 23.-l,ates was
wild to-day, and the New York club
had but little trouble with him The
Misiits played a ;rine better than usu-
al. but could not play good enough to
win. Attendance. 100
Score by innings: R.II.E.
Cleveland .... 90 1000 .
New York 80. 0 . OIL / S IS /
Batteries: Bates and Schrccongost
Doheny and Warner. Umpircs Smith
and Andrews Time. 1:55.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.
Allentown. II; p terson. 4.
Richmond. 6: Reading. 2.
Scranton. Z; Wilkcsbarre, 8.
Lancaster, -; Newark. s.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-24

The Se!f-Adjusting Weather Strip
Company. Of Boston. Mass. viii erect
one building for it's present purpose
No contracts have been let as yet. and
machinery Will be needed. Richard j.
Kane. at Lynn, Mass, may be adj
dressed.
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HENRY BRADLEY PLANT.
THE RAILWAY, HOTEL AND
STEAMBOAT MAGNATE DIES
SUDDENLY
(By Telegraph 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

(By Telegraph TO Virgininn- Pilot.)
New York, June 23.-Henry Bradley
Plant, president of the Plant Invest
ment Company. controlling the great
system OF hotels and railroads on the
West Coast of Florida. and the line or
steamers from Tampa to Havana. died
suddenly tonight at his residence in
this city.
Mr.. Plant. who was in his eightieth
year, had not been in the best of
health for several years. but except
during brief intervals of illness, was
actively engaged In the direction of his
vast enterprises up to within few
hours Of his death.
On Thursday evening, when he ar
rived home at the usual time, Mr.. Plant
complained of suffering from internal
pain from disorder. which he had long
been suffering. HiS CONDITION WAS
somewhat worse during the night. but
no alarming symptoms manlfest ed
themselves until Il few minutes after
noon to-day. when it became apparent
that he was sinking. He soon lapsed
into unconsciousneSs. heart failure de-
veloped and he passed quietly away.
Mrs. Plant was with her husband at
the last. His only son. Morton Free
man Plant. was out OF the city, but
was Informed Of his fathers death, and
will arrive in New York in the morn
ing
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Amateur Photographers

Small. convenient to carry, excellent re-
suits. easy to operate.
Prices from $500 to $500. This is the
season most interesting to photographers.
when everything is cnveloped in natures
most beautiful and picturesque condition.
ana travelling among new scenes and ac-
duaintanCcs IS indeed n great pleasure to
have few pictures to remind you OF
them a full line of amateur photo
graphic outfits and chemicals.
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LOuISVILLE. s: WASuINCrn Z.

LOUISVILLE. s; WNSHINtiTO. :.
Louisville, June 23.-Whlc Louis
Vile punched its hits on Mercer. BOWL
ing kept his hits we'll scattered. George
Decker. late OF Louisville. was signed
by Manager Irwin to replace Pete cas-
sidy at first the latter being sold to
the Providence. Il. l., club Attend
ancc, 1900.
Score by innings R.HE.
Louisville go. 0 o l . : o o KS Is 3
Washington =. 0 o 0 0 / 90 0 > 10 !
Batteries: Bowling and Powers; Mer-
Ger and Butler. Empires: Swartwood
and Warner. Time, 1850