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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
SIEBER BILL.
Preventing the Evil Of
Double Taxation.
Has An Excellent Chance OF Becorn'
lng a Law.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Columbus, March Ex-senator Siebers
bill to prevent the evil of double tax
alton is considered by his colleagues
here, by the state officials and BY the
prominent capitalists of the city, one
of the most important measures which
have come before the Ohio Legislature
for many years, and he Is receiving
hearty congratulations upon his sue
cess. The fact that the bill Will be-
come n law is due entirely to the ear
nest and conscientious work of the
Senator from Summit and the slight
amendments were adopted with his
entire APPROVAL nY The importance of
the measure to the financial Interests
of the state of Ohio can hardly be over
estimated. eS
ROBERT o. RYDER,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09

Senator Clark, Of Montana, was re-
ferred to In the Senate the other day
by one of his colleagues as the man
who Had separated himself from
sSO0.0o0' In the endeavor to get seat
In the Senate. Not the only "Separa-
fists" in America live In Zoar. There
are plenty of them In Congress.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
DISTRIBUTION
OF NorthtieId Township School Funds
Bill Passes House.
tspcclal Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Columbus, March 0.--The House late
yesterday afternoon passed Mr.. Seese's
bill requiring the Board Of Education
Of Northf1eld township, Summit coun.
ty, to pay to the Board Of Education
Of the special school district of Mace.
donia the sum of SsS5.62. This
amount was realized from the collec-
tion of taxes upon property within
the special district, which was created
on May II, 1903.
ROBERT o. RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
SCHOOL BOARDS
Must Have Physical Culture Taught
Iu Schools, II Wanted.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial CorrespondenceD
columbus. March GA bill introduc-
ed by Senator Nippert, and now be-
fore the Senate, provides that physical
culture shall be taught at least 20
minutes day in all public schools and
in allsstate educational institutions and
reformatories. A further provision
calls for instruction in physical train
ing in all normal schools which may
hereafter be established and at all
teachers institutes held in Ohio.
Senator Brorein has introduced bill,
a substitute for an earlier one, provid-
ing that township boards Of education
may employ music teachers at their
discretion to give instruction ir the
public schools under their control
ROBERT o. RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09

The sieber BILL doing away with the
limitation upon the amount Ohio cities
may spend for water works purposes,
passed the Senate yesterday The
Democrats correspondent q, Columbus
quotes Senator sieper as saying that
the House will concur in the passage
Of the bill, Now that the bill is before
the House Is the time for the citizens
OF Akron who are in favor OF It's pass
age TO use their influence with the
members Of the House IN its behalf.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
DR.. G. W. TUCKER,
BYE, BAR, NOSE
and THR0AT.....
offios, $50 s. Main 81.

Akron, O., Jan. Is, 1900.
Doctor G. W. Tucker,
Akron, Ohio.
Dear Sir:--I desire to express my
gratitude to you and bear witness to
the service you have rendered. Since
my college days have consulted four
specialists, two of national reputa-
tion, ono in Cincinnati, the other in
Chicago, and can truthfully say with
the glasses Just furnished me | can
see as never before. The physical
wcariness Of study and uncertainty OF
vision have been removed, and look
ing out of my study window the land
scapc presents increased beauty.
Very truly yours,
L. A, LINDEMUTH.
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
Akron, Ohio.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
GAME LAWS.
Amendments Will be Agreed Upon
Next Monday.
Especial Correspondence,

Especial Correspondence
Columbus, March GA special com
mittee composed Of members of the
House and Senate committees on fish
culture and game will meet on Mon
day afternoon to incorporate into one
bill the important features of the
scores of laws proposed for. the bet
ter protection Of game in Ohio. SEN
ator Madden is chairman of the spe.
cial committee and the other members
are Senators IIarbaugh and Brorein
and Mcssrs. Roberts, McKinnon and
Wilson.
ROBERT 0. RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
BONDS DEMANDED.
Commissioned Officers Of the 0. n. 6
Must Put up.
Especial Correspondence

Columbus, March 9,--Adjutant Gen.
eral Gyger has issued a general order,
requiring all commissioned officers Of
tho Ohio National Guard, to furnish
bond for the proper and faithful dis
charge of their duties. For rall officers
below the rank Of captain, who are re-
qulred to furnish bond, under previous
orders, the sum is fixed at 5000.
ROBERT o, RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09

1t will be noted that Representative
Seese has very considerably excepted
all of the men now holding Office in
Summit county from the provisions of
the bill, thus postponlng for several
years, the general benefits which 1t Is
the intention to have the people derive
from the bills operation.
The Democrat does not believe this
exception will meet with the approval
of the people when they como TO I'M
derstand II, and If Mr.. Seese cannot
amend the bill To apply TO the men
now In office he should withdraw It
and let the Representative next to be
sent to Columbus by the people Of
Summit county have his way clear to
the introduction of bill will be
worth the Legislatures while to en-.
act.
So far as the people are concerned,
they would lose nothing by the post
ponement, as no fees worth mentioning
will be paid back into the treasury
short of the next two years.
Amendment however, is better than
postponement and II Mr.. Scesc wants
to make a ten strike with his constit.
uents lie Will sec that his bill, II pass.
cd, applies TO the officials now in Office,
II this provision isut Incorporated
In the bill, the high salarIed officials of
Summit county can boast that they
have gained nearly as profitable vic.
tory as when they went to Columbus
two years ago and boldly defeated the
Russell salary bill,--a measure that
was favored alike by more than Dc
per cent OF the people Of Summit coun
~ and by all of the county's reprcscn,
tatiycs IN the General Assembly.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09

Akron relatives havereceived news Of
the announcement Of the marriage Of
Miss Alice Malline of San Francisco,
to Mr.. Geo. I. Banta, on Feb, ~. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Malline. formerly OF stark
county, and is the niece of Mr.. I. w.
MuCue of Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09

The editor of Solid Facts should use
his influence with his party to have the
Prohibition National convention held
in Akron instead of Chicago-the home
Of the Rum devil'' and the Whisky
trust. II the Clark bill passes there
will not be saloon In Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09

ticular Representative Seese's salary
bill resembles the auto-mo"bill|
Probably because neither will be in op.
Grafton in time TO benefit the present
generation Of taxpayers. How about
this, Col. McNIillen.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
AMENDED
Bill Providing For State Fir
Marshal.
Especial corresDondonce.)

Especial corresDondonceJ
Columbus, March 9,--An amendment
has been offered to the hill pending
for the appointment of state hre
marshal, whereby it is provided that
the fire insurance companies doing
business In the state shall be assessed,
TO pay the expenses Of the proposed
new department, The bill IN us
amended form has been referred back
to the committee on insurance, ana
will probably be recommended Tor
passage. The amendment removes the
chief objection which has been MADE
to the bill and 1t Is thought thar the
insurance men will dnd no fault with
~ ROBERT o. RYDER
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
THE SENATE
win Have to Settle the Matter For
Itself.
Especial Correspondence

Columbus, March p.--The Senate
committee on Privileges and Elec'
tions has decided to report without
recommendation Senator Brorein's
Primary Election bill, providing that
all delegates to state and county con-
ventions must be elected either di.
rcctly or indirectly by popular vote,
The Myers Anti.Clgarette bill will
be reported without recommendation
by the committee on Medical Colleges
and Universities.
ROBERT o. RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
sesss Bill introduced,
(snecIal correspondenee.l

Columbus, March o,--Late Thursday
afternoon the seese normal school bill,
amended 60 as TO provide Tor the es'
tablishment OF only one institution,
was introduced in the House.
ROBERT o. RYDER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09

A box social was given at Clark Mills
school house by the young people or
Copley, Mr.. John Mentzer was auc'
tioneer and the boxes were SOLO 80
lively that SIT were cleared for the
benedt Of the library fund.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09

IT am a traitor to Empire" is the
reply Of Senator Mason to fellow Re
publicans who have been accusing
him of treason.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
ROBERT o. RYDER.

Full returns of McGovern'Gardaer
aght at John Koerber's Friday plgAt'
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09

One Of the Democrats South Akron
readers wants to know in what par.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-09
FRIDAY. MARCH, ..
AMEND YOUR BILL, MR.. sEEsE!

representative Seese has introduced
q bill in the House 10 reduce the fees
Of Summit county's officials. The first
section of the bill sets forth the sa'
wings in fees that are TO be made to
the county, and provides:
''That the auditor, treasurer.
probate Judge, sheriff, recorder aud
clerk of the court of Common Pleas
HEREINAFTER ELECTED in
Summit county, shall on the first
business day Of each month and,
ms hereinafter provided, pay into
the treasury of said county such
per centum of all fees or other COM
pensatiop collected by each said of.
ficer as provided for by law, as
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Cffts bes Staats Sort 6cnmiGar,
ct. Saul. Miun.. 6eu 20. MGr. 10

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neiota Inr S6uS Der @alonn8en unb Ser.
biituns Mno unteroriidmna Der Nalbs unb
Grairtss iNener, bic am 18. Mpril 1898 beitGtiat
iuuroe, iinb folsenbe einer CITRATE pon nltt
nebr ais $lC0 ODER Gefdngnib nidt mebr oils
brei @onats unierworfen:
Sergenb cine Eeriom, ,pel6he f9 ohne Grunb
,rsiSert, ben SsusrmGatern beim Golden Der
Waib= oSer Yrairieiener 81 beIfen. -~eSrsenb
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nehidlltSt. eSr9enO cine Terion, wel1e frei.
wiuig i'll uaabialfiser unb unbebabter ySeiie
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gGaltNngen, Trairie ODER anrere brennbare
StDfit in 9rano seleet weroen, wobMr1 elm
anberer belGaOiSt wirb. = Srgeno sSemaub,
Der elm 5eler an;inbet in ODER in eefabrpol.
Ter Wahe zines @albes ober Erairie umb es
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brsnnlite Ytropten cber cine ni6t bebedte
Sddel ceer lonlti9es freies 9iht in ober in
9eiabrpoQer Tdbe ppn @alDlanb trGgt. -
Sr9snb cSemano, melher ireimillis ober lors,
los ir9enb cine unter ben @rforbernillen oben
senanntcr @tte anoebraGte @arnungstafel
entltelt ooer 3eritOrt. ssSrSeno cine Giien.
babnseieaitaft. melde irsipilis pernatldi=
ll9t, SrnfenbebGlter on ibren Tamptmai1i-
men an;nbrin9en, ODER ibr @eseredt in Der
Vreite BON 100 SUP Don usrbrennlidem Sra
terlal 81 balten ooer bic perlGunt. ii1 Md
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9enannten Nfte III ribtsn.
Sol9enee uerfauen elmer Straie pon ni6t
weni9er ais S. unb nibt inebr oils $50. Sr:
Senb ein on Der Giienbabu gnseIteuter, mel
der ii@ nit &iiien scsen bic Sorfehrungen
uon Sectlon II Der obeu 9enannteu @fte Der
ieblt.-Srsenb Semanb D. elmer Ireihmal6lz
ne ober lonltiser bewesbaren 0a,mpfmlaldine,
melGe feline 9eniigenoen Sunfenfdnaer baben,
ooer rDelde brennsnbe 3oblen ober beibe
&l6e, obne bieiel6en aus;ulOi9en, ;uriiG=
iaiien.
SolSenbe u~erfallen elmer Citrate pom ni6t
iber $500 sber ni9t iibcr 10 Sahren j3u6t=
bans ober beioes. SrSeub cine l;srion, mel
de bosmiuis Sranb niftet. ober basu Ser
, anloilun9 sibt, in irsenb einem @albe,
Frairie ODER lOnitise5 grennmatsrial an;iin:
Oct. Dobur6 oas ei9entbum eines anberen
seritort lno WeniGenleben babel p~erloren
geben. 22=3l
=. e. Inbrems, sc. 6. Quinn,
@bei=&alobiter. Sort GommiliGr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
NicbrspmD Rpb!en

iinb iopeit nun cine seiGGitlide Nebenia6e
fiji mid. nno wirb sSebermann in meinein
9aben aut's reeuite unb ireunoliGite beoient
iperDen. Mein @aarcnporrotb lit polltGn.
big, uno bic Yreiie iino redt. SSenn Scbr
etpos brandt, sebt SUI 81. 9. 9anG,
2l=4 Sorab, Minu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
9lIte 6ebetbieber =

unb Ionfise Sausbiider s~ebunben unb wie
men aema6t. Nur bas bette Bacterial 9e=
braudt. @erft fein altes, Der Samilie wertb
poles Bud Su Seite, brinst's gu mir nnb
Iabt es mie neu u%mrpanbeln. Sebe grbeit
.,sarantirt pom
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
&andcs,
Wsiurn unD
SDitQarten

Climb Die Nrunblaee probuftiuen
@oblitanbes in
Wtw M,ruv, ss.t;Inl, "alifsluia
Ginhuieb unb eddie auf cen Gbcneu.
@olb, Silher, 6lIpier. @iien unb Sob
len in ben @ergen. Siiee Sriidte unb
S%oloenes @etreioe in ben SbGlern.
Reidhlid)er Spnnenidein nnb refine
enft iiberaa. Gin Tlas, OH benz
6clo si mad)em lit.
Sdlreibt fir freie ASampblete unb
Snformation in SeSug auf Grcuri=
onsprelle tilr @eimltattelu6er. Qbrel=
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Der Nt6iion, Sopefa & Santa See gi=
ienhabn, SOB Guaranty @ebGube,
1894 minneapolis, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
0IetSernpFe.

@aidted)tc @aarc.
Neue ieibene @arp @inSbamS NIT
idOnen Streifen, plattlrt II. farirt,
bieie ISOLDE nur.................35
@robe @usmabl egyptian Siiiues su.25
Smportirte nit Goroeln beieste Wfa.
bras
Serrlide Muiter in Scot6 @in9bams
maren 25cts iest muir .............1O
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John HOmmeS
p Smb=Sinberei, - {.
5. Abe. iioli9, Der Yofoifee sesenibsr

que Grten @ei9dfts=, ganfz unb Office
Bidder aui SeiteQuns prompt, betens nnb
au anaemeIienem Yreiie beior9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

9amensSaden.
Soeben Sabrit- Wuiter gu 80 Trosent Dis.
count erbalten, bic ~neueiten Sabritate IL. teius
3ipei 9leiden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

S. giferiudtau m
Nttentdier muroe Der % Sabre
cite &orporal Matbems bonn Is. BUN.
bes.SnIantsrie= Iegimente. Ser @egen.
iiano ieiner giIeriudt mar Die sleid-
alterige Stslla 9amilton in einem
Sotel 81 plattsturs, q. D. Matbeps
feuerts aus einem Mrmeeaepebr 1875
iharie SaiiIe in oas 6otel binein.
Sic SdIiie t6oteten ieood Niemanb,
nur Gtslla Qamilton muroe ON Grm
perrpunoet. Matberus t6otste .iid bann
burd einen Gnub in ben 9opf. IS
beiBt. bab Matberus elm muferbaftel
eoiDat setuefen lei, bis er isnes Grauen.
iinimer fknnen lernte.
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@abifalmittel 9esen BE-
fie9un9suerfude. Sn Dem su
Mobilem am Eniepr erfdeinenoen ,3e=
gierungsan,eiser" finoet lid folaenoe
8etanntmabung, bic fur rufiiIde Ser
bdltnifie daratterifiid 1T: Sic pie=
bsrbolt porgetommenen electromagnetic
fube beranlaiien Die Mobilem'i1e
Gteuerperwaltuns. UNI fid Dor oer=
sleiden ebrenribrisen 3umutbungen
ubelseiinnter perionen gu idiiBen. an
Die Mobilem' ide COMMUNICATING
bic Sitte gu ridten, oieie 8sI.eaunas,
periude in Der preiie CUR allsemeinen
Genntnis gu brinasn. Snoem Die @e>
oaftion Die Ceii.ntlidteit fur ras raoi-
falie Mittel our &usrottuns folder
fir Die betrefienoen perionen duBert
b%eleiOigenoer 8efedunasoeriuGe bdlt,
brinst lie biermit cine Heibe bon Na.
men uno Sbatiaden aur GenntniB,
meldc 3euaniB ablesen fir ben un-
fiano. DAB Nnerbieten bon 8eidenten
CUR BefedHls bon 8eamten bes
Gteuerreiiorts surudgeiuieIen tuoroen
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-20
-FOUR ROBBERS In 4 TRIP TRAP
pennsylvania Farmers Guarding
Their Place of Refuge.
Pursuit OF the Masked Quartette
That Assaulted an Aged Coupse i'm
Lonely District-one of Them he
ieved to Have Received g Fatal
Wound From the RescuIng Party.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. June ga
posse OF farmers is now watching the
house OF a notorious character. three miles
from Kitchens Creek The four masked
men who tortured an aged couple. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Moore. on their Isolated
farm near Kitchens Creek on early Mon
day morning. are believed 10 have taken
refuge in the house under surveillance.
The assault on the people was one OF
the most cowardly ever committed IN this
neighborhood. The Moores we're tortured
by four masked men. who broke into their
house at o'clock in the morning. in the
hope that they would tell where $4C0 they
had collected few days before were hid
den They had deposited the money in a
bank. and had only $50 and MOore's gold
watch IN the house. This was all the
thieves secured.
Mrs. Moore. who is eighty-one years old
was kicked and beaten by the robbers until
she was unconscious. and Moore who IS
eighty-three. was tortured and then knock
co senseless- The torture consisted Of
rubbing the muzzle of a revolver along his
forehead until the flesh was raw.
The robbers thought they had "a deal
with only the Old people. but they did not
know that sleeping upstairs was ten-vear-
OLD Mabel IubbS. She was awakened nv
the noise and heard the cries Of the old
couple Instead Of screaming she climbed
out OF her window. and managed to swing
herself to the ground by the bough OF a
tree Then, with only her night Tres. on
and In bare feet, she ran 10 the nearest
neighbor. James Hartman, about half a mile
away. and aroused him.
Hartman and William franklin each
armed with rife. hurried to the Moore
home. and near there met the four men
along the road The two nnen IeyeIed their
guns and called on the others to throw I'm
their hands Four revolver shots was the
reply. and ball grazed Harman's head. \
fusillade of shots followed. each side TAX
ing shelter behind trees. and then Har
man and Franklin, exhausting their am
munition. went on to the Moore house.
The ole people, who were unconscious. !
were revived. and after some time &. marty
OF men started on the trail Of the robbers /
they found that one had been badly
wounded. for the others had carried hin, /
and the ground was speckled with blood.
1 ms they followed three miles to the
nome OF a notorious character, and there !
they have since been watching. When the
last news was received from the place. 20 \
arrests had been made. but guard of 1
FARMERS was taking precautions against
the escape of the offenders.
The Moores are in a Drecarious condi- |
ton, the shock, owing to their advanced !
age. being very severe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-20
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

The peach crop in Washington county
this summer will be enormous.
Mrs. Mary Higgins. of Piedmont, w. Va
and Mr.. William c. Ault. of Parkersburg.
w. Va, were married in Cumberland Mon
day.
The new boiler-house stack at the BaIti-
more and Ohio shops in Cumberland. I26
feet 10 inches high. has been successfully
raised The stack is of three-eighths inch
iron and weighs over q. eco pounds.
invitations have been dssusd for the mar
rage OF Prof Elmer K Eyerly. formerly
OF Hagersto~--I and Miss Margaret Wilcox
in Chicago. on June 80. Prof. EyerIy is
teacher In college at Brookings. S. ID.
The case of Emma E. McCIoskey against
GustaVus A Shirer. for alleged breach of
promise to marry will be tried at the ad-
Journed term of court now being held in
Oakland. Garrett county. by Judges Boyd.
Stake.and Sloan.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-20
MUST GO TO CHINA.
Commander DeIebanty to Lose His
Place I'm snug Harbor

Place I'm snug Harbor.
Commander Daniel DeIehanty. who for
more than two years has been the gov
eTnOr Of the Sailors Snug HarbOr. on
Staten Island. New York. one OF the most
desirable billets for naval officers assigned
TO shore duty, and who for four years pre-
viously had been supervisor OF New York
Harbor. will have TO % to sea again.
Commander Deiehanty expected 10 go
on the retired list next week. on his own
application under the opportunities Of
fered by the Personnel Law. which permits
two commanders to go Of the active list
this year. Until yesterday his application
had the right Of way. and the Secretary Of
the Navy had no Alternative save to grant
it. In that event the commander would
have become a captain. and could have
INDUCED himself al Snug HarboT the rest
of his life. Now he cannot remain there
any longer unless ne resigns outright from
the navy. The violent change in the pop
ular commanders plans is due 10 a cable
despatch. which came 20 the Secretary OF
the Navy yesterday from Commando Fer
nandO p. Gilmore. commanding he Isla
de Cuba. at Manila, applying for retire
ment. He ranks Delehanty BY thirty-fOur
numbers. being No. ia On the list OF com
marders. while Delehanty is No. I4S.
William / Moore. the other con mander
who has applied for retirement. is No. Il2.
Under the provision OF the law the Off
Gers are selected in the order OF seniority.
Until yesterday Moore and Deleha1ty we're
slated for the vacancies, hut GilmOrss
despatch upset all eaIculat-lIs. and Dele
haaty viii not have another chance at the
retired list until he reaches the age limit
Ordinarily he would be permitted to re-
main az Snug HarbOr for q while longer.
but the Chinese trouble has created a
great demand for officers as well as men.
and Commander Delehanty who has been
chiefly ashore for several years, viii be
amcug the first sent 10 Asia
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-20
New Tropical Fruit Comno,~

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June 2O.-The
Tropical Fruit and Steamship Company
which was recently organized with a cant.
tai stock of $JOO.OCO. and which Will have
its principal port Of entry at Newport
News. is said to be engaging men f,-
service here and at New Orleans and &c
also engaging engineers for the steamers
which 10 will secure for the fruit trade
between the southern countries and the
United States. The president of the com
pany is expected to arrive here from Raj
timore in few days to complete arrange
ments for handling the local trade. of the
company '-ie
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-20
Badly Hurt by n Hand-Car.

EAsToN. Md. June 20.-Georve Ia-
compile, a Delaware and Chesapeake Rail-
road section hand. had his scalp and skull
hurt and the calf Of one of his legs al
most torn on in hand-car accident YES
terday- An unexpected freight train was
Dearlhg Gown on the hand-car and the
workmen put on all speed to get to a cross
ing where they might remove their yebi-
Gle. When the cars speed suddenly sack
Cd Lecompet was thrown out and the hand
car passed over him. DR.. ]. NJ. II. Bate
man put over twenty stitches In the
leg wound