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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE.
Fate of Col. G. p. Austin, Charged with
Assault, Undecided.

special % Tie Post
Newport News. Va. April 13.-The Jury
~ the case OF Col @. =. Austin. charged
with criminal assault upon Bertha Tap
pin. failed TO agree upon a verdict last
night. and were brought into court again
this morning. After celebrating over an
hour. they returned. saying they were
stiH unable to agree. On motion of Com
monwealth's Attorney Collier, they were
given until o'clock this afternoon TO
reach 2 verdict At o'clock they re
ported that they were stiil unable TO
agree. They were sent back 10 their
room again.
The jury was discharged late tonight,
being unable TO agree on verdict The
jury stood eight for death penalty: three
for lOng-term Imprisonment, and one for
acquittaL Another jury will be impan-
eled and a second trial begun on Monday
next.
Charles Zanz. who arrived from Ha-
vana yesterday on the Missouri, wan
dered away while delirious from fever
contracted in Cuba. The man was found
in the Normal School yard in Hampton.
He was too III to know where he was.
He was taken 10 the Jail, where a COM
Portable bed was given him until the ar
rival Of an ambulance from Josiah Simp-
son Hospital
The International Press League, which
has been in annual session at Baltimore
for the past three days, arrived at Old
Point Comfort last night, and this morn
ing about 30 of its members visited the
shipyard 10 inspect the great plant Be
fore coming here the members of the
league visited the Soldiers Home at
Hampton They also visited the large
Hampton Normal Institute for Indian
and colored men and women. At 1879
o'clock the newspaper representatives
boarded summer cars in Hampton and
started on their journey 10 this city.
They went directly 10 the shipyard and
there were shown through the big plant
All OF the shops were visited, and one of
the battle-shipS was boarded. This even
ing al O'Clock the league left for Balti-
more on the Virginia
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
LADY SLAPPED HIS FACE.
Peculiar Mix-up Resulting from Conten-
tion over Real Estate.


Fredericksburg, Va, April 1.-THE
HiIlers-ThorntOn cases, which have been
figuring in the courts Of King George
County for some time, have finally come
TO close The cases grew OUT of the
failure of c. w. Killers and wife, who
agreed to purchase from ]. Taylor Thorn
ton the elegant Belle Grove estate, to
meet their payments. They paid $500 cash,
took possession, and refused 10 yacate
when the deferred payments were not
met. Mr.. ]. T. Thornton and his brother,
GraysOn Thornton, on February I, went
10 Belle Grove and notified the Killers
that they must give up the property.
During the conversation Mrs Killers
sprang at ]. T. Thornton and slapped his
face. Thornton caught her by the wrists
and held her. while she kicked his shins.
While this was going on young Killers
and Grayson Thornton had a fight. When
quiet was restored, the Killers agreed 10
leave. They did so two Gays later. They,
however, swore out four or hve warrants
against the ThOrntons for assault. &c,
and when the cases came up before JUS
tees the ThorntOns were heavily fined.
They appealed 10 the County Court,
where the decisions OF the Justices were
The case attracted wide attention, and
able counsel was employed on both sides.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Minnie NJ. Dew, daughter Of Mrs. NJ W.
Dew. of this county, 10 Mr.. J. Boyd
Washington, Of Spring HILL Caroline
County, the ceremony 10 take place at
the home of the bride, at Lewiston, April
- a. o'clock.
Rev. DR.. +. =. Ramsay, President Of
Fredericksburg College, has been selected
10 deliver the address al the laying of the
cornerstone Of the Mary Washington
Hospital. on April H. The Masonic Lodge
Will conduct the ceremonies.
Mrs Irene Garnett Gordon, wife of DR..
William A Gordon. of Orange County,
who has been sick in his city for several
months, Al the home Of her brother.
Councilman NJ G. Willis. died suddenly
tonight Of bronchitis, aged fo-Jy-fOur
years She was q lazy OF lovely clErac-
Ter. ana had many friends. \ husband.
rive children. and many other relatives
survive her The remains will be taken
10 her home IN Orange County for inter-
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Double " sddiEE on a Roadside.

special % IaS Fo-t-
cumberland. Nd April is.-Jesse
Fletcher and Sanford Collins. Of near
FIintstone. secured licenses 20 wed ida
lines and Mary Mix. respectively. They
tonk their brides-elect over the line 80
Pennsylvania 70 Rev J. " TrOgtmab
who found he could not marry or a Mary
land license His solution was that tGsy
cross back again into Maryland and h.
would follow. once over the line ali
sIighted from their blss!ez. and in The
face of q heavy wind the knots HcTe tied
fr tbs roadside
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Death Of C-ps. ". s. gailie.

EEEllaI . =. /. -.
Lexington. Va. April 17.-capt ~. H.
Baglle died Sunday afternoon Il mis- home
In Eusna Vista Of heart trouble. lie was
born hfty-fhiee years ago. and was 4 sJn
Of the late Thomas Baiiis. al one tine
editor % the Richmond Examiner Cspl.
Hsuie formerly vas editor % the gBeus
Eista Advocate and subsequently was
connected win payers IL LynehbgEg aad
DzaglIls.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
ELECTION OF SENATOR'S.
Date of Richmond Conference Favoring a
Change uf Proceed ire Changed.

Richmond. Va. April 1.-THE date for
the conference here by those in favor OF
the selection OF United States Senators
by the people has been charged from
the nth 10 the 10th OF May. The chang
in the date was oCcasiCned by the fact
that many prominent Confederate Vete-
rams who are anxious 10 attend the re-
union IN Charleston wanted the change
made in order 10 allow them 10 attend
both.
Congressman Jones, who is prominent
in the movement Is in the city to-day.
and stated that a bureau of correspond
euce- would be opened here without delay.
4 Secretary. whose name he did not give.
would, he said, be put in charge and a
corps of clerks would be on hand 10 ans
wer the letters that might be received.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17

large thirty-inch dial in the library. two
nfty-six-inch dials-ene in the north AMI
the other in the south pediments In the
rotunda, and a programme attachment
for ringing the electric bells in all the
lecturt-roOmS The regulator will b.
placed in the faculty room. and all the
other movements viii be connected WITH
il eieCrrlCally.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Popular Vote for senators Indorsed.

Special 10 he FOeL
Lancaster. Va. April H.-There vas a
large gathering Of Democrats to-day at
Lancaster, where a mass-meetlng was
held in the interest OF the movement TO
promote the election OF Senators b. the
people recently inaugurated IN this state.
The meeting was very interesting, and "A
number OF speeches were made indJr3inS
the object get forth In tpe call Tor the
meeting at Richmond next month. There
were delegates appointed to represent the
county but II was stated that any other
Democrats in sympathy with ths move
meut are at liberty 10 attend.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
College OratorieaI 4 association.

Hyattsyille, Nd, A-ril 1S.-The Mary
land intercollegiate OTatOTical AssOcia-
ton has been organized, with Prof James
" Reese. OF WestcTn Maryland PreSi-
dent: DR.. Thomas Fell. or 81. Johns, Ar
napOlis. Secretary, AMI Prof. Richard Al
Vey. Vice President ii the Maryland Agri-
cultural College, Treasurer. ST. Johns
Western Maryland a,lt Maryland Agri-
cultural Colleges are now members Cf the
association. Tie first contest Will take
place in the udltOriun Of Western Ma
rvland College on April 3.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Railway frRJec; Urged.

Special 20 The Post
Richmond, Va, April l2.-At the meet
ing tonight Of the board OF directors Of
th,. Chamber OF Commerce. Mr.. William
Pollard. OF King William County. ad-
dressed the body In reference 10 the Rich
mond and Tidewater Railway. The board
adopted resolutions setting forth the po-
tent reasons why this road should Be
constructed. The resolutions set forth
that the building Of this line Is one Of the
most important and promising that can
be undertaken in the interest Of Rich
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Supposed New Whisky Trust.

Special 10 The Post
Charleston. W. Va, April 1S.-Charters
were issued here to-day 10 New York
capitalists whose object. il is believed
is the formation OF d whisky trust, -
buy out several big Kentucky concerns.
Five charters were issued n0minaily 10
the =. Kei!ar Company, Of Cynthiana,
Harrison County, Ky; Water, Fin <
Frazier, Of Lawrenceburg. Anderson
County. Ky. William Tarr. of Lexington.
Ky, the T, G. White Company, OF Paris,
Ky. and Bond & Lillard. OF Lawrence
burg, Ky. The incorpOratoTs in each case
are. Joseph Rossnbaum, L. ChesIrtt
Raun. Raymond 6. Shipan, and Howl r.
Spinner, OF New York city, and Arthur
7. Rand or Trenton, y J
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17

Special to The Post.
Norfolk. Va. April IA shooting took
place yesterday afternoon abOuti O'Clock
in Brighton, q suburb OF Portsmouth that
resulted in the death Of Robert Shaw.
well-known railroad clerk, at the hands
OF James Q. Hutchns a special police Of
ticer of Norfolk County Hutchins' own
statement is that he had warned Shaw
several times 10 keep away from his home.
thai yesterday afternoon he went home
anc found the front and back doors lock-
ed. and after he had knocked his wife
raised an upstairs window and asked who
WAS there. When he told her he. heard an
exclamation: My God, there IS Jim
Hutchins. Just after this he heart
some one unlock the front door
and, running 10 the front of the house
saw Shaw coming out. in the act OF put
ting on his coat
Hutchins declares that he said. Haven't
| warned you 10 keep away from this
house, then. drawing his pistol. he fired
IS Shaw was leaving the place The hrst
shot missed the mark, and Shaw attempt
ed to run back into the house. but Just
as he reached the step Hutchins nred a
second time. the bullet taking effect in the
left breast. just over the heart Shaw
then ran away from the house and cross
ed ditch, going distance Of probably
~ feet, when he fell
Anthony Harrell and Charles Laws. TWO
colered men. who had been attracted by
the shooting, ran To his assistance, bat
before they could render any aid he tad d
hemorrhage and died. Hutehins says that
Immediately after the shooting ne went
into the house dressed his little son. AMI
went 10 the residence of his bTOtner-in-
law, Mr. r. W. owens where he remained
some time, and then went TO the Office OF
Justice AinswOrth, and surrendered him
self, end was taken to the county lail.
The inquest has been adjourned until to-
morrow. Shaw, the dead man, came here
from Littleton, y. c., about eight years
ago, and was employed as a clerk in thu
SeabOar1 Air Line general office He
leaves d widow and fite children. Mr.
HutchinS is a Portsmouth man. about
twenty-eight years old. and is we'll known.
Another Norfolk strike.
Norfolk has another strike on. The 100
cOlored laborers who were expected by
the contractors for d new system Of sew
erage in the Fifth Ward refused To start
In unless the 81 per day offered them WAS
increased to S.25 and $3.50. The demand
was refused by Guild g. Co. Of ChattG-
nOOga, the contractors. and no truuIl.
followed when the cOmpany's own em-
ployes started TO break ground. The la
borers claim that the city has paId 40
per day for similar work. The strike on
the Norfolk and Atlantic Terminal Coma
pany line is still in progress, and la con
sequence the work of grading remains al
a standstill.
Louis Proctor. a mechanic. has repprtal
to the police that he was held up ana
robbed i'm the heart OF the city by two re-
gro men and a woman. He was thrOttl"i
while his pockets we're rified. TWO ar
rests have been MADE.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Notes from the Rappahannoek.

special tn The Post.
Fredericksburg. Va, April l3.-Mr John
A. Alsop. one OF the most progressive
farmers OF this county, died to-day al
his home near this city. after lingering
Illness, aged torty-Cne years. A widow
survives him.
The residence Of Mr. Waiter Jones, near
Guineys. Caroline County. vas entirely
destroyed by IRE with most OF the fur.
Hiturc
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
HURT BY EXPLODING BOILER.
Two Men May Die as Result of Accident
Near Cismont.

Special TO The Post.
Charlottesville, Va, April IA boiler
exploded in the White star Mills, near
Cismont, this county, to-day. probably
fatally injuring the proprietor, W, q.
Broadhead, and a laborer named Tom
Walker. and painfully scalding Mr..
Broadhead's daughter.
Prof. r. II. V. Bowman, OF Clemson Col
lege. South Carolina, died this afternoon
al his brothers residence, near Char
Iottesville, OF a complication of heart and
lung diseases.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17

Newport News, Va, April l6-El Norte
and ri Sud, two of the four large freight
steamers building here for the Morgaa
line, operating between New York and
New Orleans, were launched At the ward
of the Newport News Ship-building and
DIV DOCK Company yesterday.
Miss Mary circuit, uf New York. daugh-
ter of Mr. (. B. OrcUtJ. President of he
ShiB-builIiHg company. JnTlSIelrd Fl
Norte Miss jeanette Paleu. OF Month
cello. y Y. sponsor Tor III SUD. perform
cd u similar ceremony on that ship
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
ChiId Drowned in Canal.

Special 10 TIE Pat
azzs=steEz. Nd. April T.-Zula May
slx-y yesr-OId daughter Cf a widow. Anna
r Williams. was drowned this afternoon
in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. near
wnllsmspOrt. The ehilo's mother saz
cook Tor Sgpt. TraVeTE. Iho haa a gang
of men retalrng the canal me child
wandered from SIS mothers side and iuTf.-
had into the canal
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17

field County, on the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad. about five miles from
;hIs city He had apparently been mut-
deyed and the instrument used FOR com
hitting the deed was a railroad sill, w1icF
Ms dropped on the mans head The
victim had been seen during the day In
ne vicinity here the murder occurred
in company with tramp.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Iashes for Girl Thief.

Manassas, Va, April l6.-In the Mayors
'.... haze N-s ,criay afternoon there
Mas scene enacted which revived reeol-
...-..- of Tie whipping post law Of this
State. long since repealed, when Mary
.... ...oE,u by consent OF her father.
.. .... received ten lashes On the bare
..... Well laid un by SengJ. T.. y MeT-
'.' a- The penalty Tor the larceny of
... Ht wearing apparel. The Legislature,
' .- last session, passed an act author
Ut 'ar administration Of stripes "a "a
l..'t for m.slrmeanJrs in case OF mi
with consent OF the parent or guar
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Death of james Pullin.


ateIIsI % Ihr Ut
Luray. Va, April n.-James Puliin. an
aged citizen Of this county. died yesterday
morning al his home IN ThorntOn's Gap.
about seven miles east Of Luray. Puilin
about four years ago was caught In a So
we're snoVstorm III the Blue Ridge an1
fbe amUutaflon Of both hands and one
foot vas necessary. He Wa= a native or
KappahannOck County and Was about
afty-fye years o. age.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
ne.vy Sentences for Robbery.

SPECIAL 70 Tie FOeI-
Wheeling. ". Va. April lG-In the
Criminal Court here yesterday Judge HUI
gus sentenced Thomas Gordon and Thom-
as Gatrcll TO the peHijeUtiaTy FOR nine
years Tor stealing brass from the Ohio
River Railroad repair shop. Frank john
son. who was found guilty OF a similar
offrnse. was sentenced for life this being
the third time he has been convicted Of q
felony
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Old Resident Dies from Heart Failure.

HtcCIaI q Ilt Iosl-
Rockville, Nd, April 13.-Mr John F.
Byers, a prominent citizen of this town,
died suddenly here this afternoon of heart
failure. Mr.. Byers was a native of Car
roll County, but came 10 this county about
forty years ago. For twenty years he was
manager Of the Montgomery Hotel, and
for . period OF twelve years he was As
sistant Cashier OF the Montgomery Coun-
" National Bank, of Rockville At the be-
ginning OF the present year Mr.. Byers
severed Mss connection with the bank, and
the event marked his retirement from &C
tive business.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Death Of H. Y. C-.sy.


aEsei1i - u. re
LeesOurg. Va. April n-H Y. Casey.
on. OF the oldest citizens of IeesDgTg
died lsag nigh. agrf eighty-tNO years
IL waa ons OF The oldszi printers in VIZ
slria. ~ came 20 i.essblrg in tss9 az
foreman Of the WashingicBlsB. lie leaves
I. .r.ann .nl f.Ap Eln.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Er"nehI Home for Burial.

....#. .. The Post
Hancock. Nd, April l6.-Julian :. Greg
cry. age. iory-ninr. who died from in
.".... '..,.Fvi from being thrown fIom a
...... ..t iu kau~ss city. No. was buried
.. yesterday Ia the family lot AR
a....t Aa- a son Of the late Richmond
''..-.tN ana belonged 20 an old Maryland
.....t t' Was a near relative ul the
.... .i. }. A. Buck and was a nephew OF
Hrflr SuNrly. Rock Creek. Wash
- VI. u. .
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
n.alI. I'D an Agsd CIilten.

zs~~!sI % Tas Fos-
Rockville. Md.. April is.-AT Alexander
=. EokNe!L. q WeIl-kneNB CiliLsn ~ tn.a
county. died shis afternoon az Als hone.
aesr Hunting HAi. ~ general DEBILITY
incident % Old axe. lie IL survived -
four children three sDus ana a daughter.
"a. Ms ~ hlz elshty-thif1 year.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
SHOT DEAD AT A DANCE.
Caused by Man stepping on His
Partners Toes

Charleston. ". Va. April fiat a
Sunday night dance on Camp Greek,
Wayne County. early this morning, Mar
ion Gilmore was shot four times and ia
tally wounded by John Stuck. Stuck
and GiImore's daughter were dancing to
gether, but began quaTrelinS because
Stuck stepped on her toe. Gilmore took a
hand and Stuck began shooting. Several
women jumped through windows to es-
cape. Stuck Is at large
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
nreMerN for uar.InInun.

s.. .. I4 Tt. Poet
ii.resr'own, Nd, April ia brewing
syndicate Of Latrobe Pa, has purchasa ID
L. H4EerstoWu steam Engine Works
Na..G have been l4Ie for some time
.... "l.l tear down this extensive plant
'. Hu The site erect big brewery
.-..a VIII give employment 90 large
"Hrr of people the purchase was
-. Dt George ". McHenry and NJ
'-afr The syndicate has jest erected
g.. sr LTrWrTles iu Ohio and Iowa.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Gen. Wheeler to BE the Orator.

Special % The Post.
Lexington, Va. April IA telegram was
received here to-day from President VIII
lam L-Wiison, Of Washington and Lee Uni
vrrsity, who vas ia Washington en- route
10 New York. stating that Gen. Joseph
Wheeler had accepted the Invitation 10
deliver an address IN June "A. the last
day OF the commencement exercises al IN.
university, before the literary societies OF
that institution.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Methodist Prote.tan, Appointmep,,.

Special 10 Ihe fpaL
Crisheld, Nd, April 1.-THE Methodist
Protestant Conference adjourned to-day
after the appointments were mao.
Amsag them are the following: AlexaI-
dria, T. +. Rev<lle; Central, Washington.
J. ". Kirk; Fist Cf.-rch, Washington
j. W Gray, Georgetown, ID. g, J /. Kin
ger. North Carolina Avenue, Washington,
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Portrait of Miss Winnie Davis.

Special % The Post
Richmond. Va, April IA fine, full
length portrait OF Miss Winnie DAVIS,
painted by Mr. John p. Walker. vas hung
in the picture gallery Of Lee Camp To-
night The rail- was crowded. The pre-
entation address was delivered BY Judge
Theodore :. Garnet, Of Norfolk. and the
portrait was received on behalf u Lee
Camp by Hon. D. c. Richardson. Com
nonwealth's Attorney, Of this city. The
y0rtrait Is a tribute 70 the memory Of the
Daughter OF the COnfedeFacy'' from the
neoDle OF Richmond. and was paid for Dy
a public subscription
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GIFT from Andrew Carnegie.

Special to The Post.
Richmond. Va. April l3-Mr Andrew
Carnegie has made a gift Of 81. 90 TO the
library OF the Virginia Mechanics Insii-
tute He also Offers 10 give $1,000 toward
a me bui ng when $1,000 shall have
ht-1-n sIIh-crlbfd here.
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ointo University of Virginia.

Special 10 Ths Post
charlottesville. Va. April l5.-H0n. JET
ferzon ~. Levy. OF New YORK CITY and
Monticello, hss On THIS. the birthday o.
the great man for whom he Was named,
presented 70 the University Of Virginia a
complete time service IL consists Of a
regulator clock. from wE.eh vii De Tan =
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
TIsht Over Coaniy seat.

ElElns " Va. April ls-The contested
county seat case between Elkias and Bey-
eriy. ". Va viii D. carried 10 the Mss,
N.rginia Court % Appeals TIE Circuit
Court has handed down decision !n 70.
gor Of Beverly retaining lae county .s.g.
sa4 ElklnS will EsaI " The Li,lsg sd
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
STEWARD IN CUSTODY
Made Charges Concerning the
ingalls, Bill of Fare.
AZ INVESTIGATION WILL FOLLOW

Igba HaUhaIan In Trouble Because He
declared that Heavy Biscuit, Poor Cof-
f...aud Hall-cooked Meats aud Negeta-
HE, Were served TO Secretary Aiger and
TrauspoIt's Onieers Deny the Charges.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17

syecisl % The F24-
TpDer Marlboro. Nd. April ig.-Mrs
Louisa u. y. Chew, the wife o. Judge
T. y. y Chew. died a. ElDrolie, near beSe.
a. % o'clock this afternoon. She Has
gIKIy-elgnt years Old. Funeral s~ryiss7-
over the remains vii - al TRINITY
Church. thls place. on Tuesday 81 Il =. N.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
ssrb,'s victim in serioa. Condition.

Special 70 The Pest
Fredericksburg, Va. April H-News
reached here to-day OF the serious condi-
lion OF Mr.. George r. Scott, 0f TaDpahsn-
mock. who was shot several weeks ago b.
Can't. A. F. Ragby during an alteration.
Mr. Scott has been confined 10 his bed
Ui;h fever since the shooting. VIA tao
doctors in attendance.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17

Piedmont, ". Va, April H. j. W.
White has sold the PresJ0a County Jour
nal 10 H. s WheIzelI White is posImas-
ter al KingWoOd now and served two
terms in The Legislature The Journal j.
the Republican organ Of the county.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17

s5aclzl % Tas Posf
Lynchburz. Va, April 1.-THE Board o.
Director u the LyncabgFg Cotiol Aiil,
Ons of the Iargest plants u the SiH1 80
the s0mh. have determined 10 dOgois ths
capacity u the mill
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Thrrr MARYLAND Pn,tma.ter..

The following fOurth-elass pOstmasters
for Maryland were appointed yesterday;
Clernont Mills. 5. II. Goals. Daysville.
Albert {. Valentine. Harrlsonyllis, VIII
lam q. Jean.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17

A. y. Ward; President Western Maryland
College. T. II Lewis, President OF West
Minister Theological Seminary. H L. FL
derjice: editor Methodist Protestant. +.
+. Tagg.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-17
Eacts Point to Murder.

s.r zE '4 TIE Fl-f
Petersburg. Va. April lS-Tne body Of
an Unknown white man was found yes
tr.-ay lying on the side Of the railroad
useA at FsTt HaltLaIl Station. Chester