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Died on Excursion Train.

Special 10 The Post.
Charlottesville. Va. May 22.-An excur-
sion train which left Boston the latter
part OF last week came ~ Wdy OF Ricn-
mOnd, its hnal destination being Chicago.
Il was composed Of several Wagner car-
oCcrpi-d by q party Of New England hotel
men. When nearing Hanover Court
House al 3.5J O'Clock yesterday morning.
one Of the passenger. Mr. William H.
browne. Of BOstur. was attacked with
acute indigestion and dI-. n "a ~ iHin-
Jtes. The b,Iy was brought 10 CHdTlJIJng-
vile and -mbaImo: ana sent JO l.--JJu
Yesterday in charga o. Alr. j. Vincent
Perley Mr.. Brown. WAS seVeHty-cllht
years old
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officials. Several oranges were also rep
resented A pleasing feature 5f the oc-
casion was the large number of Ildies In
attendance. Upon the arrival Of the vlsi-
tors from Baltimore carriages conveyed
th-m 10 The experimental station. where
Director n. J. Patterson welcomed them.
4 thorough inspection was made Of the
buildings and the practical experiments
being conducted al the station.
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VOTED FOR BOND ISSUE.
The sum of s190, eco 1. Be Used in Paving
DauvilIe Streets.

Special 70 THe Post.
Danyille, Va, May lS-An important
special election was held here to-day. The
question submitted 10 the people Was.
shall the city Of Dsnville issue SlGJOg0 In
per cent bonds for paving the streeta2
The bond issue was carried by more than
twO-third Of the popular vote and "A hand
some majority Of the registered freehold
eTs; total vote, 1906 10 IS. These bonds
are already spoken for al a small pre-
MUM, and the WORK OF paving Main street
with Belgian block viii be commenced al
most Immediately. The material taken
uU from Main street TO make TUum for
Belgian block will be used In paving OtEer
streets
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Movement for Ind ustrial school.

Special 70 The Post.
Rockville, Nd, May "A movement is
on foot for the establishment Of an in
duslrIal school for coIOred children al
Or near keus.ugtOn. Prof John T. Free
man. Oi Keu-iHstoH, recently appeared
before the Board Of County sen Dol Com
mis-iyHrrs. and made the proposition nat
u the School Board vii. provide a teacher
the clrlz-us Of keuslHgtou will erect the
building. It .s believed that tHc Dya:d
will agree 10 the proposition.
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n..,h roII.u.d nu.h..a,. MarnLn-.

Richmond. Va. May ZZ.-Sga1ay sfisr-
noon. - Chase CRY. walter Hassfan. q
Young married merchant % l..-y pace.
shot james H. aged t~-G'y-YAe
vrsr-. la the neck .L1.rt.lE fatal
wound. perhaps HaEsisn had forbidden
Hayes 10 visit his no1s~. D-l ta- i4ttef
Is-r.r4rssI the waning The sg30Uus
r0yk s!ace la WzgE,sns front yafi.
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Accused OF Brutal Crime.

Special 10 The Post
Cumberland, Nd. May %.-JacOb
HirSchbrrger. aged about twenty-one
years. has been arrested charged with
attempted felOHiOus assault on Elsie Nc
Henry. aged eleven years. He is in the
lookup al WesternpOrt. and will be
brought TO Jail here tomorrow. Hirsch-
berger drives a delivery wagon. The lit
tle girl with others had been in the habit
OF riding on delivery wagons. She jumped
on HigschbergeT's wagon He drove 10 q
secluded spot and, II Is charged. attempt
ed assault. There is talk OF lynching
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Not Gnilty Of PeEiurI.

SDectal 70 TIE Pest.
Hagerstown. Nd. May 22.-The State
this afternoon confessed plea Of not
guilty in the case Of Stephen Grimes, in
dicted for perjury. Grimes. IL Was
charged got a marriage license for Mar
tin V. Marshall and Mary Jane KsrfD0r
swearing the latter was eighteen years
old. The girls parents tslk % lasututing
proceedings to annul the marriage
4 Western Maryland Railroad engine
boiler exploded yrrterd&y near Shlppens-
burg. perhaps fatally fnjuriuR Fireman
Fleet Harbaugh, o. HaserstOwn-
Former Sheriff BENJAMIN = Richard
suffered paFalytic stroke and died to-
day.
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Smother. Arrested In Washington.

1g-IIsI - - Foal-
fayetteville. Ma. My Z-chsr.es
Smother. coiOred, a waiter al the Mary
land Agricultural College. Wa captured
In Washington to-day Dy Deputy SaeriT
John Hickey. 0f this place. SmotHnTs WaH
arrested for stealing some elo'h-nE rom
d g-.LH -ug..y- a. tA. college. J-b.Ce
yF the Pl4rr Arthur Carr committed
SmCrh.rs 10 jail 20 await the actiDE of the
EraEa JuIY.
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held its exercises last evening. and the
feature OF the occasion was the debate,
Resolved That monopoli=s and trusts
are = menace 10 free Institutions. The
affirmative side Was sustained by Miss
Sadie Colyln OF Virginia. and Mr. +. II.
Hoon. 81 Pennsylvania, while the mega
tive Vas discussed By Miss Lizzie Thomas
and Mr. ". g. Read. OF Virginia. The
debate this evening was Resolved that
capital punishment should be abolished"
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Aeeu.,d siImBszzI.m...,.

Richmond. Va. May John J. Hip
penstlll. a former tax collector of Bar
iingtOn COuHty. y. J, Was arrssi-f lr
Northumberland County. in this Stale.
Saturday night on the charge Of en.bez-
Element lie assented - return " Ses
Jsrscy Without = reqs ssitiOa.
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" eddInE at Goshen.

sS@ai4l 70 TIE Post.
Rockville, Md, May "a very pretty
wedding Was sOlrmHiz-d ldst Thursday
afternoon iH Goshen Methodist EpIscOp4!
Church South when Miss AmlHdI GriI-
nth Waters and Mr. Samuel Blunt, we'll
known young people - bo7h".4, "|l'
married b. Rev. r.. A Edwards. junior
pastor gf the church. The bride j. d
daughter OF Mrs. Columbia WltsTs. md
the groom q son OF Mrs. E.Izaortn Blunt.
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Specialt, TIE Pos,

Special - The Post
StauH,on. Va. May "a sad story OF
domestic fiSCorj was disclosed this after
noon. when ClaybOrne Coiner was ar
rested, charged with beating his girl
wife. and also with assaulting Sheriff v
c. Watts, the father OF the young wife.
with 4 razor LAST month Il is charged.
az their home, near Fisheusville. COlnsr
beat his bride so severely that FOR days
her body showed signs Of bruises Later
Mrs. coinsrs life became uuocarabl-,
and Sheriff Watts went TO Co.ner's home
Colner, who is a youth OF twenty y-one
met him at the door and repulssd him
with razor. but the father finally saw
his child
The Sheriff. however. permitted his
daughter. who Is but sixteen years old.
10 remain a. the husbands home. Final
~ Mr. Watts says he was compelled by
CoinerS conduct TO bring the child wife
10 his residence IN this city Deputy
Sherlffs Denton and Nisewander arrested
Coiner Al HIS fathers home this afternoon
and brought him before Justice Goche-
nOuT.
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saiosn sisuopoly d. Gs4Traa-

sge,isI 70 ne Pos
Grafton. W Va. May E.-I1e city
Council viii cancel al the city saloon BE-
eaasea granted isst week, Sen ia a-fabsr.
and vii adhere 20 the original pssa 10
..sHE license f0 only ore person ~ C7Ir-
r.zrv which Wlu have Ihp privilege q
IUrftrg ou. Or more saloons lH 30 t.sE.
.nI for Haicu G.V,y ~ ~ ~ pxsl
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seven seatte Fenlt.utiary.

'..-. '. Tie I.-r
.... W. Va May a-Judge
. '.~ 'um.laI Cuur Of KauaEAa
sr-' t-aE rru-rlrpd Tho fUi.uU.Hz
.a 'a. .,alf.lrlaTy. Frank Ray
..r Shooting John Williams
..'~a.'.r. H.r FraT~- Brady Naught.
ar John I--eLeu tyo years. Tor
.'. .Og- OBJ" year. Tor shoot
' ...'. 81 -s-ral. and Peter Jarvis.
sL- W. IL --r----L---r
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DR. William scott southEA,s Dead.

Special 10 The Post
Annapolis. Md, May H.-Rev DR.. VIII
lam scott SOuthgate. who had been r-e-
Tor of -. AuuU's Protestant Episcopal
church here since October. 1893. died sud
denly here this afternoon He had been
IN. but was much improved today. About
. o'clock This afternoon Mrs. Edwin b.
Pu-ry. the doctors daughter. was answer
ing The inquiry Of friend as 10 lhe con
dltion Of her father, when she heard a fall
and going upstairs found her father dead
Dr. SOutAgate came from Maine. Was Il
Sf,Ty-fuur years old He WAS a man 0f
great cultivation, ami Nan beloved by
Inc entire community.
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KILLED L. Gambling Dispute.

SPECIAL % TIE Poet.
suffolk, Va. Msy 2-H~!ug unable 70
decide who won - cents WaEeTed. Joe
Prank Norh-et. alias FalE, and George
Hall. uezIoes OF sunday had a fatal die
y1te over "a game of craps o. the H llliain
J wright farm fifteen mii-r from here
Norreet drew 4 gun and lcec several
ffa-- on Hall Who fell MORALLY wounded.
s-.rflar f.eragrf
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Fatal Accident III "A Crossing.

Special 90 The Pest
l.yuchburg, Va. May 2l-WIliam
Rucker. co.ored. was killed al 1890 o'clock
this morning, al HansOns Crossing. Just
below LyHchburg. by a stock train on the
Southern Raiirosd, Rueker was driving a
sUrTy, in company with Paul Taylor. an
other colered man. and attempted 10 cross
the track just as the train emerged from
q cut fifty yards distant. Rucker was in
st4ntly Killed and Taylor had leg and
an arm bTOaeu and was otherwise badly
tre srr.I
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Farmers Gather at College Park.

Special 70 The Post
Hyattsville. May A.-rhere was large
gathering Of farmers ~ the Mlryi1ud
Agricultural College and Experiment Sta
lion Yesterday. Representative from ten
Of the leading farmers clubs ia The State
accepted the hospitality OF Tie college
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from Norfolk to Amsterdam will on Sep
temb-F I establish A line from Nrwpori
News 10 ROTTERDAM. Thl- informal on
a. given JIt here last nigat by the COM
panys representative on receipt OF no
t.Ce from the New YORK Office.
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Set for Hearing Tomorrow.

When the case came Up. owing 10 the
Illness Of Sheriff Watts the cases weTs
continued until Wednesday. and the ac-
cused was bdied. his father. Capt. e..
Benton Coiner. being the boulsr.au.
A. c. BraXtOu represents the accused
The affair has so aroused the community
that the Sheriff directed Deputy j. )
Denton 10 escort COiHer TO his fathers
home, that 10 violence should befau him
Mr.. and Mrs COiner were married at
the home Of Sheriff Watts on February
) and large reception was given them
on returning from the wedding journey
by Capt Coiner. The wife is a pretty
child, and Coiner's conduct is ineNplica-
bic. Both families are among the most
prominent in this county
Mr.. Frank =. KdTnes one OF Staun-
tons wealthy citizens. died al his C1un-
try place. "StitlingtOn" i'm Bath County,
last night aged siNty-fyc He had been
Ill with pneumonia but few days He
was wealthy farmer and cattle raiser
Nj. kdrnes was "A gallant Confederate
soldier. serving in Carpenters battery
tie was member of Staunton Camp Of
confederate Veterans. A widow and four
sons survive him.
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ing the railroad bridge at Belizire- The
bridge az present has a channel span Of
y feet The Tiyerm-u want the bridge
constructed 50 that the channel span will
be 80 feet in width The railroad COM
pany is making at effort 10 reconstruct
the bridge under the old bridge laws.
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To Prevent Reconstruction of Bridge.

special Z. lLe Elal-
Martinsburg, ". Va. May 21.-Joseph
II. Gaines. United States District Attor-
ney, has, by direction Of Attorney General
Griggs asked for an injunction against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
TO restrain the company from reconstruct.
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Lost Ii..d.Ieundln IN 4 10, Car.

sse'.. @. ... I.-
t..a"a.t H. VI. NAV 1.-THE tin box.
..e.a..s SIS worth az Piedmont "
... sale. a1-d COUPONS, gEcaHCeled ana
''.-"..' which disappeared from the
safe . rs. Was found iu "a Bait
.... ana H..a box ear. which yaS being
.r' .. Philadelphia The box has
'.'-Ea~a 10 he Piedmont authOri-
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sale oTVa,u4bIe IimberTrae,-


Eiklns, ". "a. May ls.-Dewing & Son
have sold their extensive timber tracr 10
d syndicate. tnr consideration being near
ly N.0)oDJ. The land holdings of Desing
& Son consisted OF 1890 acres on shafer's
FORK OF Cheat River. in this county. They
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viii move their plant TO a point on a new
read to be built into their lands from the
nearest point on the Chesapeake and Ohio
road. but not until 1910 logs nov in the
river at Port Marion are sawed
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Girl sIuLs.Is IN Debate.

SPECIAL 70 lae Foa-
Manassas. Va. May ls-The annual
commencement exercises or the Brents-
VILE Normal School began last evening
and viii conclude tomorrow morning
-'-~ literary society oi that institution
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ACCUSED BY CHILD WIFE
Domestic Row Involves Prom
inent StauntOn Families.
HUSBAND HELD ON TWO CHARGES

sheriff Watts Alleges that when He Went
I" Inquire int" Reported Beating Of His
Daughter. He Was EepuIssd by Razor
Ia the Hands Of His son-in-law. Clay
borne toiner - Indignation OF CitiEeDs
sroused-Case To BE Heard Tomorrow.
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N-wpurr N.W.t.E.t,.rJ,u

.''.'. '1. Msy l.-The United States
....t amr'nE with headquarters ia
-o'~' s1-4 . chartered steamship line
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MERCEDES AT ANCHOR
Trophy of Spanish War Quar-
antined at Norfolk.
,rTgACTS CROWDS OF VISITORS

when EsIea,ed from Quarantine She VIII
4, ,o Portsmouth Navy Yard for Re-
,sir, Preparations at Newport News to
U,Icoms Company \, Fourth immun"s
widow sues for $4,000 as kssHit oi
H.THa.Baud's Violent Death.
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PROPOSALS ron the CONSTRUCTION oF
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Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, JUNE Nv hN-
TIE1H 1899, constructing sewers IN tue i'ln
trirt Of Columbia. Specifications aud blHnk t"Euis
OF proposals may be obtained at this "thce The
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A HUT-AIR.
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the outside, Proposals for Constructing HOT AR
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ricd as saloons that We Offer at bargain.
For particulars call al Office
ie.-ly j u. W. II. ST Ll.lhAN. 18Th q SITS.
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MALE.

WANTED Young MAN To CARE FOX AMI
.,iI..rt ~ s,,srer rIute. must furnish 500 Sc
rHrify Address ROUTE COLLECTOR star
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WANTED COLLAR AND CUFF STARCIlEitS.
Apply at YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, =" = ST
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FDR SALE FINE PRnT1BIN Orlp~I az FRANZ
lIu Park On | - n. ". near iAth. i2Ni4l. must ta
suld. pfvr want ii. ~. a. oGl'EN. tK.,
ir7 lms lTlg l4th -. nv
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FOR SAIE- At A SACRIFICE 2-SToRN RBl'k
r,urns aud modern hath. II feet frunt. Nc" ],
pnpcrrd aud painted. - ~. Boar I'D as only
81 nO0: terms 60 suit. mo. \. NnRTHlNGrpN
4 ~ GH laih lTtHJ
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FOR SALE IN ONE or THE BEST LOCATIONS
In Grorgctoun. owner leaving Washington wiz
sell her home On 90 81 het. 3Sd and 2sth sf@
NV. AZ a bargain, Il has II rooms. cellar ana
Inrsa lot. m mice moderate Add. -
HOME star office ieB-t. s.;t
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" 1NTFD -YOI.Nti MAN A. ASSISTANT BOOK
k1.rpr in large printing office. must have mas
r,,.r.f.-.{ ,1r.Tf,rcc; one with knowledge OF
tyI..xriting preferred; wages not exceeding -
per week. Address. with particulars ahd redeI
r,..-- PIX ISL Star Office 9t'-Sl
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-SJfrg OF PARL0RS. ROOMS AND
private bath: cheap il rented at once; other cool
rooms. S. up; caterer in house. 924 18th St NV
je1-3c"