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South iirookSVili..

Schooner mildred May, Capt. \. L.
Condor, is loading gravel FOR Portland.
Schooner "Commerce", Capt. Elmer
circuit, sailed July 8, with gravel for
Portland.
James ). Condor has contracted to
build stone wharf near Punch Bowl for
the new ice company, which will operate
at Walkers pond.
very pleasing and interesting game OF
ball was played here Friday between the
Castine and South BrooksvilIe mines. The
score stood - to 20 in favor of the home
team.
Ralph Condor recently sold a fiolstein
COW which dressed 100 pounds. Has it
ever been beaten in Hancock county?
Charles Whitney and sons Frank and
Clifton, OF Waltham, Mass, are visiting
relatives here.
Capt A. f. Ellis came on the Wednesday
boat on short business trip, from New
York. lie returned Saturday.
The steamer "Sedgwick'' makes daily
trips here from Bangor, Sundays ex-
cepted The "Rockland" and "Juliette"
OF the Crockett line, also touch here
every day, giving us good communities
ton with the outside world.
The Fourth passed off very pleasantly
here. 1t Was one OF the largest gatherings
ever known at South Brooksvile. Rev.
| Norman LsMarsh, OF Ca-tine. gave a very
( briet address suitable for the occasion
which was highly appreciated by the au-
! dience. The proceeds. clear OF all expenses
were about $50.
July 10 {.
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have been finished over Hamor & Rich's
store.
The West Eden Sunday school held a
very enjoyable picnic in the grove at
, Clark's cove.
July Q. NJ
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East Lamoine-
Mrs Hale and children are at the Gault
house for he summer.
The Perry cottage will be occupied by
family from Colorado. They will arrive
early in July.
George Whiting and family, who are
occupy ing the saunders cottage, enter
tanned party OF fourteen Saturday night.
Mrs. Nellie French and Miss Alice
Abbott came the Fourth to spend the
summer with their mot her at the Abbott
cottage.
+. +. Bates, of Braintree, Mass, has
purchased the cottage and store OF Mrs.
Resale Means at the Beach. The family
is expe cted here soon.
Frank $. Corlew, son of the proprietor
of the hotel, arrived at the Point July .
with his fifty foot sloop yacht in which
he will take parties out sailing and fish
ing during the summer. The yacht is
fine one, with q ca hin OF sufficient size to
seat fifteen at the table.
July 10, h.
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Souesyil1e

Somesyi11e.
The church has had thorough clean
ing by the ladies OF this place.
DR.. K. p. Grindle, wife and daughter, of
Bluehlil, were III town Friday.
The proprietor OF the Somes house UNI
turled a new flag on the Fourth.
The NJ isses A. \. Angel aud Wright, OF
Tryon, \. C., are stopping at the Somes
house.
t. A. French, wife and daughter, Of
Somervilie, Mass, are at the Anterior
house.
Miss Emma Richardson left this morn
ing for Ellsworth TO attend the summer
school.
Mrs. Leavitt and family, OF Somerville,
Mass, arrived Thursday and are occupy
Ing their cottage.
The Fourth passed OFF very quietly. The
'Somesviie hand" had street parade ut
about II O'Clock. and the small boys fired
few crackers. 1t was too hot to celebrate.
July 10. II.
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MEANS TROUBLE
FOR GERMANY
Senator CulI0m Thinks the Sa-
moan Outbreak VIII Lead DO
Complications.
BERLIN OFFICIALS ALARMED
-
AmbUscadIng OF The Marines Taken In
a Serious Light Comment Of
London Papers.
BERLIN OFFICIALS ALARMED

CHICAGO Arm 70 senator cnllom.
~ Illinois. before boarding Train for
Springfield. M Wnh asked for nn cSprrs.
sion ph me massacre ~ lhe Amrrl ,nn
and british sailors By Mnlaafas on the
German plantation In Samoa The sonl.
tot said
- have only vague Idea of tho Iateet
Information from Apla but from what
! can gather this massacre vii result
IN complications ~ the gtayrHl ohafar.
Tor, The dispatches Indicate that the
American ana british sailors have been
Nhylaid and slaughtered on the planih.
tlon of a prominent German rosid'nt NJ
samoa amhushrd according TO the most
approved methods ~ the undylllsrd
American Indian ana this German urged
the Maiaafana "n 10 ,hc slaughter. f.
ihcHo reports turn out 70 bo trur. then
Germany will De- called 10 account by
both the United Klalea ana England"
The senator refused IN predict What
action N the matter would br taken nt
Washington giving II as hls opinion lhh,
ihs United States government and the
ilr'iish could meet promptly any cmrr-
E'noy and cope wih 10 -ur.cssfu.y.
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LONDON rnrss cuMMnNl



The Leading Journals Are Nut disposed
10 Pass Judgment
LONDON. April II The paly N,ws
commenting rtltorlaly upon thr --latest
news from samoa SAYS Ambush an
muIll,tlon NJ tho dead are the ordlnar,
Incidents NJ savage warfare and ougNl
NOT to provoke any special net OF r..
pftsn, The ,usc however. would %,
rrriously complicated II DI could be- shown
that tho Germans actively aided or couV.
srlcd the enemy Apart from that tbcr,
ls nothing necessary put to keep cool
and hurry The Joint commission m,
American government ls determined "a
guard the matter with rqunnlmi'y The
American people have ye, to b, hear I
from
We can derive melancholy snt stuH-
uoG from the knowledge knowing that
fu' the Hrnt time since the war OF lnd'-
prnirncr. british and American soldiers
ANA rnilrny have fallen side by sid' In
battle nut even lm. ls poor consoln-
ton In comparison with the compl catio7s
witch events have added to an intricate
problem Justice bids us remember thn.
wc are not yet In possession NJ the Gct-
man version. ana Emperor william, who
has displayed such anxiety TO hrine
about an adjustment Of the dliicul lee,
viii be the most deeply concerned, In
the meantime let us hope that 1t will I've
the disposition Of all sides not to ag-
grayatc very serious situation"
The Daily Chronicle says Tho ducs-
ton Ia whether when one power TRIES To
ovorreach one or two others she can com
plain II she suffers rchun. There can
he no question that when local intrieu's
lead to the sacrifice or white lives the
central power must he held responsible,
No doubt she will behave fairly enough,
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Important Testimony introduced
at the Trial Of the Pennsyl-
yauia Politician.
STATE TREASURER'S LETTER
Shows That the CommonYeallh's
Money Was Used as Security fora
Loan Of 100000 10 r. Quay.

PHILADELPHIA. April i3.--1ne pro.
cecdlnRs In the trial VI ex-senator quay
today were tedious. hut nevertheless.
were interesting IN their bearing upon the
future " the case. District Attorney
hoihermei placed upon the stand the
paying and receiving tellers ana me
boOkksrpefs Of he broken Peoples bank.
10 prove the books. All Of these. IN
answer 10 questions made reference 20
Senator Quay'B account. ana the BOOK
none u the books we're opened 20 SNOW
what the nature Of the account was. inns
will bo done later.
Ail Of the bank employees. on cross-ex-
animation. stated that they nad never
seen Senator Quays deposit book. and
thnt they did not believe there was one
Il was hinled tha, thr defense VIII claim
that senator Quhy'f accounts IN the
ledger we're fictitious. a. FAR ~ be was
concerned and that the senator's name
wns used by Hopkins 40 a cloak Tor his
own personal transac,i1ns
The district attorney gained signal
victory by securing the admission of the
minute book u the bank 10 which casn-
ior Hopkins kept q record of the meet
lngs - the board Of directors. Inc par.
tlcu,ar entry bearing on the quay case.
which the distrlg attorney vas anxious
To &C., IN ls under date OF Angus, o. lHs.
Il rcads "Thc only Offering FOR loan
before the board WAS he note Of SENATOR
Arthur Kennedy ana Z T. quay. IN
dorr,d by " 3 Quay with stock Of --
attached u was agreed 20 make this
loah. provided 4. Il. quay complied with
The prrrldrnt'F requc,. for certain
letter" The certain letter s the one
which ls regarded a. the most damaging
evidence against Senator Quay's son. n
ls as follows;
commonwealth Of Pennsylvania,
Treasury Department. Harrisburg Pa.
July gi.-James McMnnes. Esq Peoples
Bank Philadrlphia.-Dear sir. ON Mon
day Ne will mall you check Tor $4,000
ror credit TO the commonwealth of Penn
sylyanla general fund wiich witI make
credit 10 our account Of ysOHg, 4 ne
il that I am not 10 drr"
agains, any part u this deposl, until r.
II quay has paid or arranged satisfactory
To you the loan OF $4,000 which you are
90 make him next week Very truly
"B. J. HAYWOOD. STATE Treasurer.
The defense objected sirenuously 30 the
minute book. saying that. although the
sio ~ note bears Senator Qunys indorse-
mcnt. he knew nothing whatever OF the
letter from Haywood and had nothing
to do with the Juggling Of state money
Indicated by H.
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GERMAN OFFICIALS ALARMED


lt'srrt Expressed That ths incident
Should Have Occurred
SEW YORK. Arr 70 4 d.spaich 90
tho Herald from Berlin says tp Co q
laio hour tho lights burned ln ,he N.
olgn Once whrfu much agitation rclsu.d
during thc afternoon owing To- the la est
news from Samoa
Tho amhuahiuE of mo American and
EuElsh drlarhmcH' hy Mntaltn's var
rIofs DO taken here iH lhr m"zl s-tlour
light The dispatch which reached tbr
minister 4 state from neu itorc TO
taken an cKoucrallnE Germans from A,}
hand in me matter a. wrs az hfat
feared mtsHl pprsihiy hr tho ease rhis
removed The objects TO Grrmany at oHrr
naming hrt commissioner who. u ls s,ii.
Wili hr rhc nrsl secretary o' tho German
snbassy ct Washington
A porsonasc jn position To- - AK 49,,
ihpriiatlvrN says The reports IN Gcsmau
papers thai lhr German government put
Ia claim Tor damage are untrue Al
such questions an that are entirely mat.
t~fH Tor Tho consideration ~ ihu com
mlasiunrrr
Al this samoan trouble IL but small
wrcichri business Tor which u seems a
terrible pily that l0noo mark. worth OF
German property has bern damaged and
tho lives 81 American ana English -ca.
men have been urctlcssb sacrificed.
The foreign once has received several
dispatches from Tho commander 4 the
cruiser Fake in which hc makr. no
mention uf any dlsaKyrcahlr discussion
Win Rear Admiral KduH The German
government takes this an sufficient proof
that all stories told ON the subject must
therefore have been Inventions Of per.
sons interested !n making trouble De.
tween Germany aud the United stat r.
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but tho danger n that n Will take yerS
little, after the experience In The PHI
lpplneb, 10 blow ~ flamn In the Unllef
States, which the German authoritiei
would give much 10 eHilnguish. As fol
our placid selves II n we'll 10 undorstaB(
that wo aro not going 10 undertake BY
private agreement 10 nulllfy the pfincl.
pies of Il decision by q majority Of tht
special commission"
The Daily Graphic. recalling 'Dumer.
Gus occasions when Germany has ham.
porod the clylllzlng work of other ma.
ll0us," urges ooolneHa In the pending IN.
yesliRntion, ana suggests that the best
WAY out ~ the commission problem would
b. 10 appoint an arbitrator
The Dnily Mail hitherto y strong a1-
yornto NJ conclliaiing Germany. says;
"We nrc bound TO admit that the Der
man press ana officials are pushing mat.
lfrH rather too far. bat We look 10 Em-
poror Williams modornilng influence 20
prevent further trouble"
Aner aiu1lBg ~ the fraternity of
yplor brlweon tho English and Amcfi-
cans IN The battlefield the Daily Mail
says that the greatest need Tor the stu
alton la for cool hoada
Tho Standard says ~ iH true thai
BrIush nnd American blood has been
shed. and that British and American
hagH have been lred upon. and for mis-
an account must bc rendered Hu' the
larger question Of permanent settle.
nrnt regarding samoa ana the possible
revision Of the treaty remains for N.
iure consideration This question h no.
one that can be- allowed 10 Involve Der.
many In serious querrrl with two
powers with whom sh0 has the strongest
reason for wishing 10 remain on terms
~ amlly"
The Timon says THE Incident Is pain.
ful Though II has no direct bearing
up0n the questions under discussion De-.
tween the three governments and may
not IN any way AFFECT their diplomat
artipn. n II rmlncnily sailsfac'ofy 10
md that Great Britain and the United
states are acting together IN diplomacy
us well AZ by nea and land
rs 10 the hesitation of Gr"n, Britain
ana the United States TO accept the Ger.
man proposition that unanmi'y 10 nrces.
-ary Ho' only M thc main issue but in an
details 50 must br approved as ihc iuig.
mont uf common scnH" n Germany IN
slsts on an absolute agreement about
everything. shc will lnfiliihy delay the
speedy excitement 20 which shc nrpir = 20
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

We believe Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy is the best In the world. A few week:
ago we suffered win severe cold and a
troublesome cough and having read theii
advertisements in our own and other pa.
pers We purchased bottle to see II 1,
would effect US, It cured us before the
bottle was more than half used. Il is
the best medicine out for colds and
coughs The Herald Andersonville, Ind.
For sale BY Charles Rogers.
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SUICIDE or a BOY.

MARsHFiElD. ore. April ia-Crredc
Flyers attempted suicide at his fathers
house ui Summer today, The hoy In Il
years Old and at breakfast was in his
usual good spirits He went into his
fathers room ana IN a few moments a
shot va. heard His father entered the
room and found Crrcde upon the moor.
his brains pouring through a bullet hole
iu his right tcmplr There Is no chance
fnr his recovery No cause is ass gned
ft the decd
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minds Of The Jury aainst the defendant.
n the exhibits we're written by him
then the Jury would naturally believe
he had forged Tho names of Cornish and
Barnet, and A. TO The "Bsrnet letters
they were llled with matter tending IA
show the defendant 10 BE- not only dis
honest. bptot low. nlihy instinct
Judge Williams says that under all the
circumstances he cannot DO otherwise
thhn 20 discharge he defendant. The
people may present the tase to he next
grand Jury. being careful they use Only
legal evidence ana then the detetmlna.
lion OF the grand jury viii be binding
on eyeryons,
Assistant Dlalfiei Attorney James W.
Osborne. when informed OF The grounds
given By Judge Wilioms for hls decision
sal1 "Thig decision "a really 80 our Ia
vor. Judge Williams directs ~ 10 70.
submit the case 70 the grand jury.
This Is virtually only preeauilon
that he holds shoId be taken. We shnll
iosc no time IN presenting INC case again
% The grand Jury 30 far ~ the lctt, "a
signed Cornish and 'Bafner are con.
c"fned, w. could have omitted them
from the evidence just ~ well a. not
before. We allowed them to 60 before
The grand Jury merely because We
thought they should have the benefit Of
all We knew AZ that time We can pre-.
sent stronger ease than ever when
W. go before the grand jury again.
''MolineuT will not BE- discharged The
courts decision virtually directs ~ %
hold him until the grand jury meets
again.
"Until ! confer with Dlstric; Attorney
Gardiner. I cannot say when the case will
be taken befre the grand jury again.
I take Judge Williams decision 10 mean
that he wants W 20 guard at the gart
against later defeat on technical points.
We shall have stronger case inan ever
when We 30 before the grand jury this
time"
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The pleasant method aud beneficial
effects 0f the we'll known remedy.
hYhui 90 fIuB, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA fld SfRur Co., Illustrate
thr value VI obtaining the liquid lnNn.
tive principles ~ plants known Ia hc
incidentally laxative aud presenting
them Ia the form most rcfrrhhing a. the
taste and acceptable tu the HyAtrm. Il
n the one perfect strengthening lnNRs
tive cleansing the AyAtrm ciicctunlly,
diApclllug colds headaches aud feycrh
gently yut promptly aud enabling one
Ia overcome habitunl constipation per
manrntly lta perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality mud sub.
hianco, aud It's acting on the Kidneys.
liver and bowels, without weakening
ar Irritating them make II the Ideal
laxative,
In the process of manufacturing Hgn
are uacd, aa they are pleasant a. the
taAtr hDt Tho medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA aud
other aromatic plants, by a method
known 10 tho CAIiFnRsiA Flo SYKur
Co only. In order 10 got ia beneficial
effects and 20 avoid limitations, plrhAc
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front Of every package
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
aAH THAnciHoo, CAL
Louihvft.i.K NY, NEW YORK. NY.
Bot sAis ~ all Druggists Price sA per la,iie
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First Lieutenant A. c. {
NOTICE, ASTORIA B. & L. ASSoCIA
TION.

ASTORIA. April ., 1S99,-To the stock
holders Astoria Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION: Notice is hereby given that
the regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Astoria Building and Loan
Association will be held May 8, 1899. being
the first Tuesday after the first wednes-
day in May-in accordance with Article
", Sections l. 2, and of the bylaws
for the election OF 0Irectors and the
transaction OF such other business as
may come before said meeting. At 8 D.
m. on the day of said meeting the share
holders will consider the ratification or
rejection OF the action Of the board Of
directors in accepting the proposition OF
the Equitable Savings and Loan Assocla-
tion of Portland-for a transfer Of the
business ana assets OF this Association
to the Equitable. VIM. H. BARKER.
Attest: W. L. R0BB. President.
Secretary.
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In almost every uelghborhood thre Is
some one whose lie has been saw d by
ChamberaIn's Cole Cholera aud d ar.
rhoea Remedy, or who has been cur d OF
chronic dlarroheN by the use OF ha,
medicine. Such persons make a point
OF telling OF It whenever opportunity Of
frrs. hoping that It may be the means OF
saving other lives. For sale by Charles
Rogers.
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no ARRANGE pcycLE RACE

NEW YORK, April l3.-By vote OF iG
10 none the Associated Cycling Cluns Of
New York, decided AT n special meeting
last night not To promote u race meet
on Memorial day During the meeting
q, was declared that the otf,r to guar
antcc the association from liability In a
race had come from President Keenan, OF
the l.. \, W. The speeches at the meet
ing were all hostile 10 the H. A. w.
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How I O
Gain Fl Iesh

Persons have been known to
gain a pound a day by taking
an ounce of SCOTS EMUL.
SION. II is strange, but II often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
Crly, so that the patient is able
10 digest and absorb his ordinary
iood, which he could not do be.
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount Of flesh is
necessary for heaIthi if you have
rot got it you can get it BY
iakins
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NOTICE ron BIDS

h.ds Will be received by tho county
court ~ cla,sop county unill the std day
%! May. IA, lot tho board ot prisoners
confined IN tho eoun.y iAll The food
musi DO ol good wholesome quality. Jwo
meals a day. and delivered at No jail
between tho hours os s and y o'clock In
tho forenoon aind and o'o,ock In tho
afternoon. Bidders are TO state the
price per meal
iiy order ot tho county court.
n, J. wHERiTi. County Clerk
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WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on every trip a bottle Of Syrup OF
Figs, as q, acts MOS, pleasantly ana et.
frelaaly on the Kidneys. liver and bowl.
els, preventing fevefs headaches ami
other forms ot sickness For sale In 70.
cent bottles BY all leading druggists Man.
u'aetuted by tho California Fig Syrup
NnmnahN only.
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LOSSES AID GAINS on THE TURF

II Is estimated tha, as much a. be'ween
I3o09oO.0O and tZ50OD9O90 is lost yearly
on the turf. Australia Is the largc 81
loser No less than 5000 90 changes
hanOs there yearly. II the money could
be estimated which miserable people
spend In vain eDdeayor to get health.
Il Nigh, prove as appalling as The above
amounts. HOstetter's Stomach Bltiers
has cured hundreds OF peope who had
spen, small fortunes trying TO regain
health. The Bltters strengthens weak
slomachs. and thus cures as well as pre-
vents constipation. Indigestion. bilious
ness. liver and kidney al ments. which IN
dieate an oyerworked or abused stomach
II Is The only medicine TO take in the
sprins. and Is recommended by all honest
physicians.
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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS WANTED

proposals for Fresh Beef and Mutton:
office chief commissiary. Vancouver
Barracks, Wash, April 1, 1879. Sealed
proposals for furnishing and delivering
fresh beef and fresh mutton for six
months beginning July /, 1899. will be re-
ceived here and at offices Of commits
saries at Fort Stevens. Oregon. Boise
Barracks and Fort Sherman. Idaho, Forts
Candy. Spokane, Walla Walla. Vancou-
yer Barracks and New Fort Spokane.
Wash, and Dyea and Fort Wrangel
Alaska. until II o'clock a. m. May l.
1899. and then opened, INFORMATION fur
nished on application. Envelopes con-
.alnlng proposals should be endorsed
proposals for Fresh Beef and Fresh
Mutton" and addressed to undersigned
or to commissary at post to be sup
piled. HENRY p, MCAIN.
First Lieutenant A. c. C.
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REMARKABLE CURE or RnEuMA.
TiaM.
ksnna. Jaskson Co. W. V.

kshna. Jackson Co. W. Va.
Abou, three years aso my wife had an
attack Of rheumatism which confined her
TO her bed Tor over a month and rendered
her unable 10 walk a step without as.
hlstahce hrr limbs being swollen to
double their normal slso. Mr.. T. Maddox
insisted on my using chambcrlaln's Pain
Balm. I purchased so.con, bottle ana
used Il according to the directions. and
the mex, morning she walked TO break.
fast without assistance In any manner
and she has not had a similar attack
since a. II Parsons.
Fas sale by CharleA noEers
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nrrlcEns onnrnEp 10 sAMoA

VALLEJO. cal April ~ Lieutenant
james u llr,hcrnEion "f Mare ISLAND
tnd Ensign Schulxr, of the lown. h3yc
been ordered detached from lhclr prcto1'
duties and ordered TO lake The steamer
f'r Samoa on AprH 70 10 report to Al.
mldal kaulz Tor duty on The rh.lhd,l.
phla They ON vacancies caused by tie
death of Lieutenant Philip iAnsdaic and
EnsiFn John Il, Monaghan. who were
Killed ai Samoa
Lieutenant Commander Hughes alru
goes TO Samoa as executive oiiicbr ~ the
Philadelphia
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NAN KNOWN IN flTTShTRi.
riTTsBuRG Aprn n The riu-burg
'iuD the leading social organization Il
,hr city VIII take action on the death ~
Lieutenant Philip l.ansdalc, who was
Killed sn samoa The officer lived here
from iNo to 1895 Hc was a member OF
the board ~ armur plate inspectors on
duty a, ilomcrtrad nui vas there du;ing
the riots. He Was one of the most
popular members ~ the Plttsburg Club
aud had apartments with Lieutenant 4.
II HARLOW. now commander II the Vixen.
- few doors from the club house. Lieu
tenant I.Ansda,c was a prominent tennis
player and was In all the local cham
p.on-hln games During the latter part
or lNu hr was ordered to the Phliadel-
phia year or two later hr was sent
20 the photographic Office In Washing
ton. Las, summer he secured MINT a
assignment and shortly before nj de-
parturr WAS married 20 California
woman