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Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

''There is moment" says Ludovic
Halevy, in ''The Able Constantin, ~
"where an American feels himself rich
enough; Frenchman never. The
American then stops, draws breath, and
while still outstanding the capital, no
longer spares the income. He knows
how to spend; the Frenchman knows
only how to save" 1t is evident that
when NJ. Halvey wrote this he had not
made the acquaintance of his fellow
citizen, Count de Castellane. That gen
tleman may not know when he has
enough, but he has shown no signs of
knowing how, to save.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

In Washington arguments in the
cases involving the constitutional
status of the ''colonies'' of the United
States were brought before the SUI
preme court.
The president made the following
appointments: John C. A. Leishman,
minister to Turkey; Arthur S. Hardy,
minister to Switzerland, and Charles
S. Francis, minister to Greece, Rou-
mania and Servia.
Before the supreme court Attorney
General Griggs argued that the con-
stitution did not follow the flag into
Porto Rico and the Philippines.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

The performer of perilous diving
feat at circus in New York lost his
life the other day. Aslight miscalcula.
tion of distance resulted in the crush.
ing of his skull. The large audience
was Mortified and the manager of the
show was. promptly arrested. This is
the usual programme. So long as the
performer misses breaking his head by
just a hairs breadth the audience is
delighted and the manager is compli
mented. But when the tenth chance
comes everybody is righteously indig.
nant.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26
Constituti0n Not Elastic.
Strikers Win.

Shamokin, Pa, Dec. 19.-The strike
at Natalie colliery ended Tuesday
morning, the 1900 employees returning
10 work. The Shamokin Coal company
agreed to grant everybody the ten per
cent. increase, reinstate several dis
charged men and give non-union men
two days in which to settle differences
with union men, otherwise the former
will be discharged.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26
Joint Note Agreed To.

Peking, Dec. 2o.-At meeting of the
foreign ministers Late Wednesday even
ing everything in regard to. the terms
of the joint note was agreed to, includ-
ing the British notifications. The
ministers refuse to disclose anything
in connection with the matter, ,believ-
ing that the home government should
give the particulars to the public. -
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26
a Dainty Chris mas Present.

/. A dainty Christmas present, and at
small cost, will be one Of the Northern.
Pacific railways beautiful Y ellowstone
Park Flower Books. 1t contains ten:
specimens of pressed wild flowers. in
all their freshness Of color, and four
| illustrations Of Park scenes Many
| requests for this book for Christmas
presents are now being filled; send
yours along. The book will be sent
carefully mailed il pasteboartl covers
| for 30 cents by Chas s. Fee. G.z =. q ~.
q. RY.. st. Paul, Minn s
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

The celebration of the one hundredth
anniversary of the esta ablishment of the
seat of government at Washington was
a notable event. No other city can bet
ter typify the growth of the republic
than does the national capital When it
was made the capital Washington was
a most desolate town of 5000 inhab-
itants. Now it is one of the most beau
tiful cities in the world, with popula-
tion OF 288,0O0. There were Is states
in the union, with a population Of 5,000,-
900. when Washington was made the
capital 100 years ago. Now there are 49,
900, 900 inha bitants and As states.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26
A Terrible Death.

Medelia, Mimi, Dec. 2o.-Andrew R.
Henderson, of Christensen & Hender-
son, millers, was instantly killed in the
engine-room of the plant Wednesday
afternoon: His garments caught in a
shaft and he was whirled around until
life was extinct. Bones were broken
and the body frightfully mutihted. b
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26
University Gets More Money

Chicago, Dec. 19.-One million dollars
to be added to the permanent endow-
ment fund and $5oo,ooo to be applied on
immediate improvements and current
expenses is John D. Rockefeller's
Christmas gift to the University of Chi
cago. Leon Mandel adds $25, 900 to the
university's reason for holiday rejoic-
ing. The announcement of the recent
of these contributions to the great en-
dowment of the university was made
by President Harper Tuesday at the
thirty y-sixth convocation held in Stude-
bakers hall. Since May, 1889, Mr.. Rookie
feller's gifts to the university have
amounted to total of $9,OO1, 900.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

New York and Pennsylvania are buy
ing cheap lands not well adapted to ag-
riculture and are planting them with
forests. Pennsylvania has already Sc
cured 100000 acres for this purpose. A
half century hence the wisdom of the
plan will be generally recognized and
the states that do nothing now will be
regretting it then.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

If, a dozen years ago. person had
declared that before the, close of the
year 1900 Pittsburgh company would
sell structural steel in England at a
lower price than British competitors,
his name would have been mentioned in
connection with an institution for the
feeble-minded. Such, however, is the
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

University of Chicago girls complain
of their monotonous bill of fare-hash
and toast, eggs and hash-and say their
meals only cost II cents per day, while
they pay $3.50 per week. This would
leave a profit to the menumakers of
$2.31 per week for each student. The
situation is not exactly cheerful one
from the girls point of view, but by
the time they arrive at the ideal basis
of ''15 cents day" they will probably
get used to it,
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

Fairly reliable statistics show that
$4,000, 100000 of hens eggs will have
been laid in the United States during
the year 1900 startling estimate,
truly, inasmuch as these eggs, stood
one on top of another, point to butt.
would make column 461, ,649 miles in
altitude-nearly twice as high as the
moon from the earth when that orb
is seen overhead. The annual value OF
this product exceeds that of any min
eral except coal, and is greater even
than that of our pig iron.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26
Taxation BIZ Killed.

Lansing, Mich. Dec. 1s.-The senate
met at nine o'clock Monday night in
adjourned session and at once proceed
ed to consideration of the blanket
taxation measure passed by the house
last Friday taxing railroads and other
corporations at ad valorem valua tions.
After brief discussion action on the
measure was Indefinitely postponed
by vote of ~ to 10, and then resolu.
ton was adopted that the senate ad.
journ.. The action of the senate kills
the bill beyond recall.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

An inventor by the name of Markham
has patented an "automobile horse"
which is designed to be hitched on in
front of any vehicle in place of the
usual animal. This is indeed strange
age we live in,
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26
Gets Big Fee.

Caracas, Venezuela, Dec. 20.-For-
mer President Benjamin Harrison has
received his fee for his services in con-
nection with the arbitration of the
boundary dispute between British
Guiana and this republic. The settle
ment was made Tuesday. In addition
the government has paid the Ameri-
can mixed claims and the interest on
the foreign debt. It has been stated
officially before that Mr.. Harrison 3
fee was TO be 500, 900.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

\ Paris dispatch tells of new shell
to be thrown by the French artillery.
The shell rises to great height and
then bursts, throwing out globes that
illuminate the country for a great dis
tance, and permit the artillery to get
the range of the enemy. Now some
inventor will get up some scheme for
binding the light thrown by this shell,
and thus the contest will progress until
at last men become wise enough to set
tie their difficulties by arbitration in
stead of war.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

The whale is yet far from being ex-
tinct, although he has his nose turned
in that direction. ANorwegian A whaler
reports the capture of 429 whales dur
ing the season off the coast of Iceland.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

A committee of ten appointed to
choose two of the most beautiful wom-
en- in America. one to represent North
and one South America on the Pan
American exposition emblem, finally
selected Maxine Elliott, the famous
stage beauty. and Miss Maude Coleman
Wood, of Charlottesville. Va.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

1t seems that there is surplus to
the Lafayette memorial fund. It ought
to be employed in erecting modest
monument to the managers. Such a
unique instance ought not to be left un-
cOmmemOrated.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

An Oswego On. W man has invented
a pneumatic dispenser" to produce
cooling beverages. If the inventor will
call around about next July he will
hear of something to his advantage.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

Roller skating has again become pop
ular in some of the eastern cities, after
its Is years disappearance, and it is
thought that it will reappear at all
other points.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26

An alligator farm has been started
near Seven Bridges, Ga. When that
farm gets a good start the farmer will
need all the seven bridges to escape the
attention of it's products.
Willmar tribune., 1900-12-26
Attorney General Presents Argu-
ment to Supreme Court.
He Defends the Governments, POSI-
ton in Important Cases Involve
ing Status of Porto Rico
and the Philippines.

Washington, Dec. 19.-Arguments in
the Porto Rico-Philippines cases, in
volving the status of those countries to
the United States, were resumed in the
United States supreme court Tuesday.
The widespread interest in the cases
was shown by large attendance of
prominent members of the bar and by
crowd of spectators which filled the
public area and overflowed into the
corridor
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-09
Ssiaa ct &onspas.

garringene | ct SrG ial efter en-
alminoelig ubbreot Soltetro boise
tGitere paa Wprblioen eno pad Spos
iioen al SrGet, laaleoes at man paa
Den Maabs let ituloe tunne fiuoe
Hetninesn HprosSpo iom meo ct ans
bet aompas. Den tpife Yrofesfpr
&raus bar imiplertip MI peo ombp9s
esIies MaaIinaer paapiit. at oenns
Soltetrp er falft. 9iItnct potser ittt
a%arrineene re9elm9siie runot ct
Centrum, boiliet nan let Tan optrs
bspi's ZIG ON peo at betraste en-
SrGifub; men noesn YorbsS nbrets
nina / oenne here's Gtseentricitet tr
Der lite Sale ON. Den popul1re
Jeiltaaelie ffriper zig. mener ban.
ira ben Smt9neiabn. at 5r9srres
SneIioe pfte bar en- tnttere Bart til
SeHnttelie mob Solens 9rane. sno
TproFhen; BEN iterre Spitelfe pau
SpbTeen, fpm birtslis tan anpenpeS
til at fines HprbsS nbrstninasn. bar
Iaa Splt ieilaetia tilftrepst garrin=
gene % III. gartsn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-09

bet imibIertib bore, at Der Osiou |
Mmtrita fiubes Damer. iom par opsrs
orbentlis prrstise aniplinssfumlins
GER GumiIien Mitors Gomlingsr
.tutserss til 100000 os 1anberbilts
til ODER $4,000. Snsen 8p | Der
ben iisber fua mango anipIinser
Tom Rem yort. = paDen ftal eis
aniplineer til en- Wrrbi al nr5ien
l WiIion Dollars. Drowning 0ietos
ria til 100000 os prinfesfen of
Wales til $250.OOO.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-09
npem ar.p,.u p,rs.,is n,semmer.

q aaiertne @sueraier alna bar 'aafi mecca R1or
for nm rate cpirab<u ierat reeos Amerifonerns
Selma men euhtitu irfat haps rten,t lufiEnt a
ameuiau'fe Soraers. ter az ipafiet ctihreS Dc lana,
patms plaaHshtr az brit frnsfst nsh III Teeens wort
tlfomnisr Ken bnriias gtrtniHs al goneeiton Sititrs
Set buriiQit r,tfsnhe ~ met ttitrshSfinenee Stnyts.
nlihnel Tor Snifrmei iom rf lanet
Slst Serhrselfe, Sener. ea Surrender Walatia,
fsber. Spsmmeih eb. sefrimsdeSanialb Mslanfpli
baatiia sppsiii. gsrnisShee - at tsher raa en- 'aria
ytiaRn al SaNems, eer fr0rss efpiiffelie at 'nles
ep iotat '~rietctle en- sner aHoen luiiipm soaepm
IdneeIien 2lfwiS ierheier 1srS ons % CT bet heei.s
Strriem,cntt ipu ilsahts Sutsiallt i0gtla irr ans
RI nhtipoh9mme "a 'ry &sbu hr az uematiei al al
riele 2isbcru. Str aisr lpss 5slf fufs prsp nsn M
% BIT orsrhsrth
Seass eps ole 2ruegtisr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-09
2onbare &miplimser.

Sm be tofbare S~amIinser al
anipIinser. Tom nosie 9ronninser
i europa, 7. Cts. Srcnninscn at
England. sisr. er Der ultrepe blu
ntrecet m,s,t; minbre beiisnet turp.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-09


ausls. % Gramutrssnen! ct SIoe
saar lite for fig fig fom Hr e
Rum paa nosIe fda Rpabrutmeter.
aOm oct ibu Os grab tile mer, fOrbi
en- Gtuefpiner bar fmintst Fit Mnfiei
iao, at De tror at sjeniienpe Deres
Manb sller Oeres Bror. e1tr forbi
ban aniti1er fig bob for at bebdss
Silfuerne.1
Della fer meb en- pantro Wine pdo
ben 5erre. fom fsser at trsite benoe,
seq tatter Dem" flyer bun; "Ds
er mssst OenIis. Wssn jss pep be-
itemt. at bisfe 9iueber tommer fra
Ratal. min forlopebe bar ftrepet til
mig. at bans Battalion blep fotosras
ferret peb 9anbfisninsen. San bar
dnaipet. bporlsbes jes fulbs glen.
tienbe BAN. Os ies tienete bom os'
fau isien."
Deb 2onbfisninser ia! Del
funbe til Rsb saa an. paa Brig
gen ian Gotosrafen arbeibe. Giersr
at bette 3beater bar muIissns for
ftaFet fig ct agte 9iGlebe af en- 2anb.
ftisnins | RataI. Men jee Tan for
fire Dem. at alt bet sprise
s bette gisblit tommsr albam.
bras Operietreter. en- 9erre at en-
ubeitemt Qlber. fom b9rer bet pioa
lette 9aanb | 2napbulet. Gan ftaf'
fer fig llnberrstnins ON 4ariusen til
bet inbtrufne ps opforbrer 0elio
JIabertp bsflig, men beftemt til al
fierne iig. Man mebbelsr BAN b
1ortlarinser. Tom ben ftsptifte 9srrt
er f%remtcmmen meb os benitiler til
BAN enten al betrefte eler mpoiigi
benz. 3 Sransielen er ben ffeptiitt
imiblertib fpripunben.
Gefret9ren nsler ct Dieblit. Sac
lpber ban plistens Stemms og afgt'
Der felsenbe Grtlarins: "Selp naal
bet sjelber at bulme en- bpb Smerts,
tor iea lite lppe. 9esporre lspsrcr
benne DANES 5ortpilelfe bet bebit,
9epis for, at be Optrin, ipm DO,
Scene fremtinsr, sr altfor Ianos!"
Og mebens publifum fierner Zig
unoer lipIis Diffusion, fprer BAN De.
Tia no siennem en- i9rfilt Der, til.
talber en- Slater, iaber benbe itigt
inb % Ipsr, bpilten abresie ban ita1
opaipe.
"6otel be Cambridge % be Seioel'
berg" Ipdrer aammeriomfruen.
Den fclsenbe Worsen faar Della
ct lanst 9rep fra Serrp. Der meobeler,
at ban otte 0age efter 2anoitigninssr
blep an9rsben at 0pienteri (Slob'
eane) os berior brastes omborb | ei
Stibsldaaret. Nu Dor ban uber
Care. San bapoe lite p1ret meo
nosst Slas os pilos lite TONNE til a
beltaae | ct faabant. Snart pilot
man ienbe BAN hiem til Gnslano.
Canine Dag braete ale gfteni
blobene en- Hpbeb, Der meo noale fac
Ifpisslier / ubstpoelise Gn,eltbebel
leb pmtrent Ioaleoes:
"Saaaraftes inotraf noget upente
/ MIbambra paa Youleparo SduS
man. Gn fornem eneslIt Dame. ion
bar tilitebe peo SprsitiIinsen, falot
4imaet, ba tinematparafIte 8iaeoel
fertes frem for Yublitum. 9lanbt
be Iaarebe, Tom families paa Slae.
marten % bareS ben til NmbulanIea
mteltst. sientjenbte bun tpoelis en- Der.
ipn, Tom bar bsnbe onrebar. Son
betienht, sr Mlbambras f~inematoara'
fife 8i1eoer dloeles 9gte, pg oerfo,
ian bet inbtrufns lite forunors; mer
oIisepel er bet troeiit. Oct pilot
oGre inoiifret at nepne Napnet pao
Rem frrnemme Dame. Der bar liot e
foa 'merteligt 3ob. @i bill nun til
feie, at bun itee at / Sotel Cambridge
e be Seipelbsrg."
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-09
RI ,r / .nsrer NcnI.ence meaet peItI'reps

a er I ennrer Nsrieenoe meset ueltiIfreM
mep sSuspenneH.- % D. er n,sset ia'nemlIa
Tor ben yens. apne os biliae Snmaitiue.
hlsrs her bar Snmaittnsr. Der bar icitet $sS
l,sa Der CT iRaen. Der tau llse, Of oeres 81
tsnrr. peusre. saar lettere ener eisr benrs
Arbeioe ene sSusueuueu.. e1.S I Sragi
s1aserS Saesbsen, Siators Spsmos
eenli
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-10
ORDINANCE NO. ~.

Az ,unINAN,u AMuNn,N,, cu,rIDNc f,Nu :,
AN NokD'NANcE EAiWENo'NS SSEIiiONS oNEVI
AND SEVEN u OF ORDINANCE NO .. EN-
TITLED IAN ORDINANCE DEFINING THE
,,,,,,.. ,,w,.,I, r,,. ,,C..,,..,e .-,,,~, cr
DoI'ES' riAiNo inE 'omPENSAi'oN or
THE RECORDER OF THE TOWN OF SUMP-
TER AND RECijiArlN( pRO<EEDINCS IN
,.,.,,.,,nr.,,.. ro,,,,r "
I'VE NE'-okoEN , SooN'.
Be 4, ordained by the Common Council Of the Town
Of Sumpt~t:
SHCtiO> .. That section one (i) Of Ordinance No.
sa,iiied An Ordinance defining the duties and hx
Ing the compensation ot the Recorder Of the Town Of
Sumpter. and regulating proceedings In the Record
er's Court be amended 30 ss to resd as follows
SIC. .. The Recorders style Of once. whether
acting a. recorder o clerk, shall be "The Recorder
oi the Town Of Sumptss." Tie snail keep proper
records and books Of account showing eli his of,cia
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-10

Watch next weeks issue Of THE MINER
for announcement Of Wilson'S West Side
addition to Sumpter.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-01-10

mortgage Nov %. 7 u Thompson 10 7 u
Mooss. ~ oi ~ "a and ne ~ ~ 50 "a oi
sec %. ne ~ OF nw ~ ot sse ss ~ ~ ..
mortgage Jan .. Ellis Hssgs ., d 10 Ead .
Sfsnston. livery ami siatls ou'h, In bake'
Sity' y',,,.'s,,.'sfs'rstss 'sraffs..,f,.s'
Mossssgs -Dsc o. q \ Rot.Nson 10 n Moore.
Ne - ot ~ ~. s's of No ,-s sec '. ~ ~ oi
ss.s So D " ~ s.fss ''',''.tsf,s's.,,,
Mortgage Nov ". Chas = CAsskees 10 7 n
Moore. ~ II ne ~. - s-S os ne ~ sex -
Vusfsbs s's''''s'sHsrr' r's's'f''''f'',r'''
AiScNttAssouS.
Lease Oct ". u A Duekwossh 10 w L Calder.
isass oi lot tik .. Sumcses. tos year. at
SEQ pei NO, sith privilege 10 buy during lease
sM 1,u.. Calisss Interest assigned 10 J n
Roetlas st 81 AMI building 10 10 erected
leased 10 HIN untl Nay .. ,So, ,,..,,,,,,,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-25

THE ELECTION held in this city yes.
terdsy was very quiet one, evoking
comoaratively little interest among the
wbite voters, while the colored men
came out 10 considerable numbers to
I,ote against the constitutional conven-
tion question. The elect on was for
commonwealth Attorney, Clerk OF
me Courts, City Treasurer and City
SarOesui. For these positions Messrs.
Leonard Marbury. J. S. Beach, T. w.
Robinson and w. h. Smith, respective
Iy mad no oppos ton and were of course
elected 10 the Third ward Mr.. Julius
P.l,on was elected magistrate and John
tones. colored, constable. Jones's name
was the only one on the ticket for con-
stable and many who voted for him did
not know he was a cOlored man. Ia
the Fourth ward Mr.. James Hsmers-
lev was elected magistrate over Mr.. o.
e Wti.tlesey, and Mr.. J. w. Bestley
yeas elected constable. In the First
and Second wards there were no candi
dates for magistrates or cOnstsbles. As
stated Yesterday, the white people took
but little Interest in the convention
oue,t on and not If OF the democratic
vote was cast. There WAS an evident
objection among many to the resssem-
blng of the present legislature and this
kept many from the polls. The vote
bv wards was as follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-25

TIE FIREMEN. -The committees
from he Hydraulion and Relief COM
panies met last night and made arrange
ments for their visit to Baltimore next
month on the occasion of the meeting
of be Maryland Firemen's Convention.
Mr.. J. c. Gill was appointed chairman
OF The JOINT committee and Mr.. A. w.
Melchior secretary. The other mem
bsrs Of the committee are Messrs. M. b,
Harlow and Harry Downham, OF the
Hydraulioo, and G. Myers and Har-
~ Hsiues, OF the Relief. The Column
bia has declined TO accompany the other
fremen on the trip. The Columbia did
not desire to visit the Monumental City
without carrying their engine, and the
fire authorities refused to allow the en-
CINE to leave the city, The Relief Hook
and Ladder Company and the Hydrsu-
lion Steam Fire Engine Company will,
however, visit Baltimore at the conven'
ton, and will be accompanied by a foe
band Of music. They will carry with
them floral offering to be presented in
the name Of the people of Alexandria
10 The Mayor of Baltimore, Hon. Ihos.
g. Hayes, who Is a native OF this city.
They will also serenade, while in Balti'
more, City Engineer Fendall and sever
81 other Alexsndrisns, who are now
prominent in Baltimore affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-05-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. M. B Harlow has sold to Eliza
Allen lot on the south side of Queen
street, between Royal and Pitt.
City Engineer Holcombe will try the
experiment of burning the grass from
the cutters with plumbers furnaces.
Mr.. Louis Brill has moved into bis
newly fitted up sample rooms in the
Opera House building.
The Alexandra Baseball Club will
on the 90th instant play two games with
the Corcorsn Cadet Club of Washing
ton.
A marriage license was Issued in
Washington yesterday 10 William A.
Mabry and Ada Roliugs, both of Brick
Haven.
DR.. Row, who died in Orange on
Wednesday, was before the civil war an
assistant teacher for Rev. James Kirk
10 this city.
Matte Madden, wife of Samuel Mad
deD, a well. known colored resident,
died today at her home on south Co.
lumbus street after a short illness.
In the Corporation Court today the
will of Lucinda Montague, colored, was
entered TO probate. The deceased left
Der small estate to her daughter, Anna
F. Jackson.
We have received an invitation from
the Sisters of the Holy Cross to be
present at a mus cal aud literary enter
tainment to be given by their pupils IN
Lannon's Opera House on Tuesday af-
ternoen next.
The remains OF Mrs.. Annie E. Davis,
wife of Police Office Davis, were this
evening removed from the vault in the
Methodist Prott slant cemetery and in.
TERED 10 Bethel cemetery. Mrs. Davis
died 10 January last.
The Chapter of Praise of st. Paul's
Church will hold a strawberry festival
10 the lecture room of that church to-
night at eight o'clock and tomorrow
from twelve to six for children. There
will be music throughout the evening,
The statement published on Tuesday
that Mrs. Emma Barber had died sud-
denly in Bolesboro, w. Va, was a mis-
take. 1t was her SOD, Charles @. Bar
Der, who was struck and killed by b.
g. o. train. Mrs. Barber lives at New
Alexandria.
Edward Carney, twenty-six years
old, suspected of completely ia the rob-
berry of the Strssburg bank about thrt
weeks ago and who was locked up over
Wednesday night for safe keeping at
No. station, in Washington, continued
bis journey to Strasburg yesterday in
charge of Sheriff Spiker and PinkeI
ton detective.
No definite clew to the identity OF
the negroes who held up and shot Geo,
V. Gambler at the Washington end OF
the Long Bridge Tuesday night has yet
been obtained by the police. Walter
Durham, Walter Brim and John Will
liams, all colored, are still in custody
The prisoners were taken to the Emei
gency Hospital yesterday afternoon
| confronted by Gambler. and then re-
turned to the station. Gambler was III
able to positively identify any OF the
negroes, but stated that he had seer
| two of them before.
The President, members of his Cabinet
Gen. Miles, and Adjt Gen. Corbin ATTENDED
the reunion Of the Society Of the Army o
| the Potomac at Fredericksburg today. Thu
party passed through this city in special Ca
this morning and will return to Washington
this evening.
There were two dodgers at the station
| house last night.