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FOR CREED REVISION.
Many Presbyterians in Favor of N
short Statement of Faith.

NEW YORK, July I9.-Creed re-
vision discussion among Presbyterians
has now progressed far enough 10
make it certain that the creed will be re-
vised, or that a new creed will be formu.
lated. The matter has gone too far To be
dropped. 1t is said that the Rev. DR.. John
DE Witt will be put on the revision com
mlttee to represent Princeton in place of
Prof B. B. Warfield. who resigned. So far
as can be judged the sentiment seems m
be in favor OF a short statement Of faith
one that may be used in the public SER
vice when desired. leaving the old Confess
sion stand as it now does.
So far fourteen presbyteries have named
committees or taken other action looking
to the furnishing Of the General Assembly
committee with the required Information
This years Assembly Moderator, Rev. DR..
Charles A Dickey, of Philadelphia. is
chaiI man of the committee. and other
members of IL are: Clerical the Rev. DR..
Herrick johnson. Chicago: the Rev. Dr.
). J. Niccolls. st. Louis: the Rev. DR.. Will
liam McKibbin. Cincinnati; the Rev. DE
). W. Dana. Philadelphia; the Rev. DIR.
p. Sprecher. Cleveland. and Presidents
Stewart, of Auburn, and Fisher. of 9ano-
yer. Elders: Hon. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana; Justice Harlan. Baltimore: John
E. Parsons. New York; w. r. Crabb Penn
sylvania Elijah Fraser, Michigan: z. w
c. Humphreys. Kentucky, and D. R. Noyes.
Minnesota
SI.25 TO baltimore and Return via
Il. X o.
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FLAGLER TAKES AN INTEREST.
Oil MaEnate Subscribes to Rich
mOnd ShipbuiIding Company.

RICHMOND. Va. July 19--Henry NJ.
s1azler, the great Standard Oil Company
rnagnate. has taken a deep interest in the
industries OF this city II is authorita-
lively announced that Mr.. Flagler has sub
scribed s10O. 600 TO the stock Of the W. r.
Trigg Shipbuilding Company. of this city
His check for that amount has Just been
received by the company.
Mr. Flagler's subscrip-i--R = the result
Of a recent visit made to ~ yards. when
he was shown over the property Of the
company by President TrigG and Vice
President Myers. Mr Flagler inspected
the whole plant and manifested great in
terest in the work being done and in the
immense amount Of orders that are being
given the Southern shipbuildeTs
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ATTACKED A CHINAMAN.
Woman on "A street Car Beats Him
With an Umbrella.

CHICAGO. July 19--Sun Woh. a Chi
nese laundryman. attempted to board a
street car in Evanston yesterday after
noon. As he swung himself on 10 the foot
board, his presence was noticed by a Ger
man woman OF muscular build who occu-
pied a rear seat. The Chinaman had
scarcely seated himself in the car before
the woman raised her umbrella and brought
it down with resounding whack on his
head. The Chinaman grasped his bundle
and leapeG from the car without waiting
for il to stop sun WOh complained 10 the
police, saying he was no Boxer. but no
warrant was issued.
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ARCHBISHOP KEANE NAMED.
Said to Have Been Appointed To the
Archdiocese of Dubuque.

NEW YORK. July 19.-The Evening
World" says that Archbishop Keane. for
merly Rector of the Catholic Universi-
ty at Washington, has been named by the
Pope to succeed the late Archbishop Hem
nessey. of the Archdiocese Of Dubuque.
His name. with two others. was presented
only six weeks ago by the priests Of that
diocese
The selection is the quickest on record
The appointment was opposed BY the Ger
man Catholic party in America Arch
bishop katzer. of Milwaukee. sent a letter
in opposition, which is said TO have been
the strongest epistle ever directed by an
American prelate to the Vatican.
Archbishop Keane is at present at Br,,s-
sells undergoing treatment for his ewes. He
will go at cnce to Rome and return 20 the
United States early in the fall
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STRANGE BUGS BITE Fatal
Jersey Farmer Expires After Davs
of Suffering

TRENTON. n. J.. July 19.-Alfred p. He
ron, farmer and politician. was buried
at Windsor yesterday. having died on sun
day from blood poisoning, resulting from
the bite Of strange bug. While in the
field. about ten days ago. an insect stung
him on the arm. The bug was of good
size and black. but strange in shape, He
ron said.
A few minutes after he was bitten by the
insect Heron experienced great pain in his
arm, and before a physician could arrive
his arm. shoulder and chest had swollen
FAR beyond normal size. On the elbow a
tiny red spot was found. The farmer suf-
fered intensely for several days before
death relieved him.
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SPANISH WAR BOUNTIFs
Marines Ashore Claim m Equal
Share In Them

I
Share In Them.
The Court OF Claims yesterday appointed
Harry Caviss. of Concord, ". H.. to COM
pute the bcunties due individuals serving
on the United States ships at the naval
battles of Manila and Santiago.
The papers in the case have been fer
warded to Mr.. Caviss- Major McCawley
has notified the Secretary of the Navy that
the marines who were at Santiago. but
who were not on board the vessels during
the fight with Cervera's fleet, having been
sent ashore at Guantanamo will file pc
titiOn with the Court of Claims for part
of the bounty allowed for the destruction
OF the fleet.
The marines claim that they were pres
ent and were acting under orders ashore
as much as II they had been on board the
vessels. and the simple fact that they h..4
been sent ashore should not bar them fr, n,
receiving their bounty.
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Practical Jokers Arrested.

RICHMOND, Va. July 19.-Jim Kitchen,
the young Manchester man who was tarred
by some of his friends while asleep in a
field Tuesday night, has caused the arrest
Of three of the suspected parties. Willis
Driver, Frank Farmer, and George -ergU-
son, three young men Of Manchesteg. were
arrested last night on complaint OF Kitch-
en-
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UNNECESSARY Loss OF TINE.

Mr. W. s. Whedon, cashier Of the First National
Bank Of Winterset, Iowa, in a recent letter gives
some experience with carpenter in his employ
that viii be OF value 10 other mechanics He
says: Il had a carpenter working for who
WAS Obliged to stop work for several davs on
account Of being troubled with diarrhoea
mentioned to him that ! had been similarly
troubled and that Chamberlain's Celic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy had cured me. He bought
bottle CT IL from the dnIggist here and inforrnel
me that one dose cured him. and he is again az
his work" For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale
and retail and all druggists.
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Chndrcn sn,ed From Drowning.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 19.-
Oscar and Julius Phillips and Truman
Howser boys not over five years of age,
were rescued from drowning in the Lehigh
yesterday by Bert Weberroth. John VIII
Iiams, and Robert Bauer, three youths. The
boys got into a boat and padded into the
middle of the stream when the swift cur
rent upset the frail boat and threw them
into deep water.
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quarters that no such dividend is likely.
And inasmUch as the Street has been fool
ed by assertions OF Mr.. Sage, even more
positive, in the past, il now inclines TO
the belief that he has Missouri Pacific TO
raH
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Washington stock rzxcanuEe.

Sales.-Capital Traction: 10d103, 500
1O2 rs, 60Q102 "a; American Graphic
phone Co.: lOO@1I 1-2 After call
Washington Gas: 4G $50, Lansion Mono
type: 1O0Gl2 3-s-
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PROPOSALS Cor new boiler for and repairs 70
the harbOr boat Ofice Of the Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia Washington Juiv N
l0OO.-Sealed proposals Will be received AZ tbs
Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ On WEDNFS-
DAY. August, THE FIRST, 1900 10 furnish
new boiler for and make al HecesSarv re-
pairs 20 the harbor boat Yigiant Specifications
and blank forms Of proposals may be obtained AT
this office. OF the office Of the harbormaster
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND JOHN ". ROSS.
LANSING II. BEACH. Commissioners o. TIE Dis
trict Of Columbia iyI3-Gt- exSu
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MAgE PERFECT MEN
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

~ a Truss. but he carries the Air
Ss- CssEioH Truss al over the United
- States. Men. women. and children
wear ard like them. The Air Cushion Pau holds
with comfort; ngthing else viii Consultation
and two weeks tTi1I free. Lady in ltirno1nce fo-
ladies' Ofhce, parlors waiting. and consultation
rooms On the same floor Catalogue free THE
RCRlCK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY, I2t4
ST NV, % hOor mhIO-tf-em
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Missouri Pacific is suffering now from
a lack OF faith on the part of the Street
in the assertions of Mr.. Gage. This gen
tleman promises dividend on the stock
in the near future, but il is said in other
The evening times., 1900-07-19

Ladies So and $3.50 Tan Welt ard
Turn Sole Laced Boots. all widths,
IL 10 only.
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PROPOSALS for constructing truckhouse for the

PROPOSALS for constructing truckhouse for the
Fire Department on Whitney Avenue. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets northwest
Office Of the Commissioners D. C Washington
July p I900.-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII b. re-
ceived at this olHce until L NJ on AUGUST /
1900 for constructing truckhoUSc on lot ID
square s., Whitney Avenue. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Streets northwest, Washington
D. G. BLANK forms Of proposal and speciica tons
together with all Necessary information may be
obtained upon application therefor at the Odice Of
the Inspector Of Buildings of the District Of CO.
luIubi2 and bics upon these forms onIv viii be
considered The rlgnt Is reserved TO reject any or
al bids Proposals must De enclosed in en-
velopeS. sealed, and endorsed on the outside
Proposal for Constructing a TruckhotlSr for the
Fire Department HENRY B. r MACFAR-
LAND JOHN. ROSS, LANSING H. BEACH
Commissioners D. C. iyl4-6t-exSu
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$3.50 Wimodausis Turn Oxfords,
kid tip, AA 10 B width, l-2 TO l.
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81 and $3.50 Tan hand-turE kid,
patent and kid tip oxford Ties. ;
and B, TO ;.
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$3.50 Cloth top hand-sewed turn
Ladies' Black Kid Oxforcs. b, c.
and b, 8 TO 6.
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At fSC.

Ladies' and Mems Cool Crash
nearly all sizes.
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibhs & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, llls
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.
BICYCLEs-REVovAL SALE On accO,

BICYCLE ir perfect order, with lamp; very cheap
iOl5 ST NV UI7-3t, EN-
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Ladies' size Dix's 81 50 Tan Spring
Heel coin toe Laced Sizes ? l-2, 3
10 6.
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There has been selling OF Union Pacific
common. during the past few DAYS By Lon
don. but II is said in conservative quarters
that the buyers on this side have been
insiders The dividend on the stock is not
certain beoausa it has not yet been Off
cially announced. but IL is extremely prob-
able. The advice to buy the stock on all
recessions Is heard.
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Infants genuine Dongola Leather
bottom Button Boots, with tips
sizes to 6.
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AtSf.37.

Ladies' $3.50 black kid Lace Boots,
AA and a, to Z. b, c, and d.
broken sizes.
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Nh'""Eo Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by " r UiIibs kCo -,
sers OF the New York Stock Exchange. 1iI9 F
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The earnings of the Ontario and Western
for the second week of July show an in
crease OF 50, 793. There is again talk OF
the dissolution of the voting trust on the
stock Of the company. and of a division OF
me stock into common and preferred is
sues. The activity OF the stock Yesterday
vas continued to certain extent this
morning.
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I'm Hand upwards made
L H1HS vi s1iU Il on FURNITURE.
PIANOS, HORSES.
MucunS =tS-, sOWesl rates and Tia day
vou amply We are leaning The Bulldog ans
loan Association plan. which makes the cost q
carving loans HJSh less tkan you pay else
where and allows y0u te pay II OF IN any sized
notes YOU desire, TCnnlig from to twelvs
uloathz You onlT pay r.. the use OF money so1
the length Of time ycI carry II II you have
losa with some oIAer company We VIII pay u
eI and advance you more money II desired RzteT
rreerfully givea and no cost 70 you unless loan
Z made Leans made anywhere IN the District
Csu and cef rates Front rooul- 6rst Goor SCI.
ertihc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
62S + Street N VI.
ro6-tt
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Mems $3.50 TO 81 fine handmade
Tan Kid and Calf Laced, broken
sizes.
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GOYFRNMFNT BONDS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BoNI


6's, 1902, 80 year funding gold. l02
IS. 1901, "WaUer stock currency. log
Funding currency ADS. l20
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS for repairs to and changes

PROPOSALS for repairs 90 and changes in plumb
ing in Force School Buildiug.-6ffce Of the
Commissioners. ID. c.. Washington Julv Is Loo
SEALED PROPOSALS Viii be received a. this
Ofice until y " on JULY 26. 1860 for repairs 10
snd changes IN h. plumbing II the FOrce School
Building. located On Massachusetts Avsrtla uorrb-
west. between Sevcuteeuth and Eighteenth Streets
Washington. d. c. Blank forms Of proposals may
be obtained upon application therefcr al the Of
fce q the Inspector Of Plumbing = the District
OF Columbia, and bids upon these forms onIv viii
be considered. Plans and Specifications together
with al necessary information, can be consulted
al the oifce- The right Is reserved TO reiert
any OF all bids Proposals must be enclosed in
a sealed envelope, endorsed Proposals for re-
pairs 10 and changes in plumbing in the Force
School Building HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND
JOHN W ROSS. LANSING IL BEACH Conmis
sioners, D. c iyl7-6t-exSu
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Infants soc quality Soft Sole but
ton and Laced, in a variety OF dif-
ferent eOlOrs, not all sizes
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Mems So Rubber Heel Kangaroo
Comfort Shoes. 3 TO 1-2.
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BlCNCLES-RENONAL SALE On account OF the
tearing down Of Nillard's Hotel We are forced
TO move and wish TO reduce cur large stock OF
bicycles snd sdpplies between now and August l.
We oner this great bargain as an inducement:
The $50 model Pioneer bicycle, warranted one
year, fitted with Neverout lamp. bell and toe
clips. tools, etc.; price, Sl9.75 Lamps. bells
supplies Of all kinds at half price. NATIONAL
CYCLE CO.. I42I Pa. ave. iyll-tf
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Mems white and brown duck
hand-sewed 81 Laced and OXfords-
FOR tennis or yachting-A TO c, L.
10.
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Reeds SO Kangaroo Bicycle Laced
for men-5 to 6. . 10 II.
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S2.50 White Kid Vesting top Ok
ford Ties, b and C-3 20 8.
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At SIC.

Ladies' 81 e 50 Black Kid hand
and machine s: we'd Lace and But
ton Boots. Skies ? 20 3 -
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y THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or. .COLJMBIA.-BROOkEM MACRALL. et al.
Compliments. vs. JACOB VAN NECHTEN
OLCOTT, ct al, Defend4nts- Equity No. q.
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Mems 50 and some $3.50 black Vici
Kid Laced and Oxford Ties, round
toe tipped. Sizes 8 10 10.
The evening times., 1900-07-19

$3.50 Brown Canvas Ladies' Cycle
Boots; ? -, 3, and S.
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SL50 hand-seWed turn Tan Wei
Kid oxford Ties-C and ID only
2 TO 6.
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Mems $3.50 black kid broad tread
Southern Ties-6 10 II.
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Misses Tan Spring Heel, pate1
Zip Laced Boots, Il 20 >
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10 the Senate Tho minority will also
present q report.
Senator burrows the only Republican
on the committee who voted against IN,
resolution. will prepare the ro3or, Of
the majority and Senator Hoar the
minority report
PHILADELPHIA Jan THE latest
charge agalns' Matthew Stanley quay
:. that he defrnudct the Government In
HAVING u paw Tor his private telegram.
This l. regarded is not only the petties,
kind ~ stealing. hu, gross violation Of
the rules ~ honor supposed 10 prevail
In the Senate ~ IA" United states
The report ~ the kilograms sent on
offcis bus ness during lSg' shows thai
on March u Senator Quay sent ~ ielc.
grams 10 persons In Blair County That
was the day prior to the date ~ the
Blair County Republican pr mariss. az
which Quly VAS q candidate.
All - the az kilograms marked col.
fetal business and charged TO the Gov.
ernm.n, were on private matters relat.
Ing TO Qulys political Interests Sew.
orai ~ these tciegrams have been pub.
lishsd and the petiin.ss II the fraud IL
isrcely denounced.
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MRS. ADAMS'S SON NEXT.

Sir Howard A. Adams, will you take
the stand7' asked Osborne.
The son Of the dead woman walked
across the room. followed 10y every eye.
Mr. Adams" began Mr.. Osborne.
are YOU In business In New York.
Yes"
q WHERE A A, Is AMI 70 Rose
street
q How loLg have you been In busI-
ness there 4 Ten years
q who's youi employer A. Louis A
Cornish
y Where do yon i've A. At II Irv-
ing place
q You broke your leg In l0s' A
Yes. several times
q You were lying in bsd a, the time
Of your mothers DEATH 4. Yes. SIR. In
the front room.
q How old are YOU 4. Thirty years
Y. Is Cornish Harry 81 related to
you 4 Yes-my cousin.
q You 'aVe known him for long
time A Yes
q When YOU came TO New York your
family saw aim quite often a, Yes.
. He lived from ls9s In your mothers
family until her DEATH A He did.
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M0LINEUx'S TUTOR.

f.oui. Arthur Russell was caIlei
q You know the defendant A. Yes.
v Hos long A. Several years
q what 10 your business A. A music
teacher In this city and Newark. In
this city In Carnegie Hall and on
Hrold street. Newark.
Mr. Russell had bulsing brow.
crowned ~ . wavy wealth Of long gray
hair. lie wore q gray musisehe and a
gray imperial lie had big. surprised
looking hue syes and his voice Vas sol,
and nicely moiuIatei lie looked and
spoke the typical professor OF musie.
v DID you have a pupil NAMED Ar.
noldy A. Yes
Y. Was he a great friend Of Mollnsus .
4. ccn't knos. ] know they ere &C.
auaintsd.
Q. How close 10 your studio to Ha--
tssen's store A. Within tvo blocks.
The witness said Malinsus altsndel
hh singing sshosl 10 Isok
. psd see hsss . tAik viii 1gsaanona
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MRS. LOUIS GORDON.

-1r pAvIcd verifying available even
l,r underwear Sha starved herself to
ave "a. pruu.,-. When he gave her
his coat - .-l ana buy food she took
me money and devoted 1t To MIN
~, f- ffs, nov. She u dead
pr E,rntrd Bug,a. a professor IN the
HcHroE TrshuiCii Institute a. r. Stuy.
NesJut place. j. Mrs. Gordons brother.
.I. .NHTat4I' ne had ~ her death
sas when ne was .Vformei by an Even
inr N1rli reporter lie did not even
ku1s 'Hat she ihd been married So
complete Was hal enlargement from
re- rch'lyr. Her mother and father
are noN dead
NJ sister NHs always proud said
b. . zen. N1l.l Willingly have
help"l her II knct she was IN want"
when JUDGE Foster who presldsd At
The trial ~ Gordon opened court to-d,y
y" called As-ls'ant District. Attorney
walsh. clerk william y Penny Cap
ain - he coHtt squad Wheelo. X and
william " Rs.r f"r-insn o, y. ~.
a. asd'i him lu securing contributions
h-fe enough 20 burN the lead woman
- q $3.50 time 81 was raised
- r. Wus mt fDf ~, thought
that the summons was fof him 10 sp.
tear 900 a IYt.cr ,hlrrc lie appeafs -
ntartbiuksn ana a. nfsi ala moi hear
-" 2, mpaihy ana 6iudlin-ss Il tone
he lis'cled. ana when the judge had
nrishc1 bruka ioWl ant v.pt Ike a
child. u was some moments before
judge Foster could sls.ak lie appeared
to bc ,hokirg back something Ne nm.
alb s,ii.
iuu are not 1.re a. defendant this
morning We have summoned you here
- s1ss you that Ne 'lnd 4. with Won
In ''rn" mate =. way \ court ~ ius q.
-" can De a tribunal & humaIlty We
atr t' u ~ deeply imT e.s.d sIth y'ur
-'f-'N ana are 'onyin 81 hat ynu ar.
.rHHr g. TIE Incident. 81 yesterday
ar" stlll 'refh In our minds and \. hes
ui sos nat you accept this natprt al
expression ~ our sympathy Tor your
los, ana also a. tribute 10 the mon.
| DRY ~ III good wife ~ your. Who has
pissei awsv"
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WHITE IAN LYnCnBD.
Net - Newport Newv Takes "
". watt sv~0 Sai1 SD
Sheets Min.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Jan. s-w
W. Watt. q white man. sas taken from
the s'Ation.house by a mob early TO.
day and shot 10 death for csiminaily
assauiting Mrs. T. n. simpson, wife Of
az employee Of the shipyAra.
Watt. Who 10 from Lynchburg, had
been In this. city several Weeks. Late
last evening he sent TO the house Of &
absence attacked Mrs. eImpsoa.
.s she nsd & Srs.;ou. ~ given the man
bly, 70 thank her. for her kindnesS. a..
j ~ sSs a''i ~, w.,I .cSh train Tor
Jumped on the train q 4 vas .novin6
him bsck On the neat irsia. "'
The prisoner wn takea out 10 . strip
II woods on tn edge u TIE ctr, about
three quarter, OF . M nom tie s:s.
slon.houss. tied ~ tes lants to . tree
aaA shos TO- Death. fFceeh1 . aosy
= fsety buIlets eetersl ~ 6e1y.
g g: =; IS = q {. e :: !; ];
4 "a a D. = VI
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MAMIE MElANO0.

n MA ga, Ln,- Manu-. Mai, ndo, A
- v. "a, ,oo, ,,.r., w..
-, ' "'
a., Al
81" ''' .", NV WI
"ru' RON"
~ MI !" ''"' -"
" WY "'.I ~ vs. 81
" p'u Mt ""'neus ever sem' ~" "
pr Austin win le"ei a No ~
y Ana was hooerl a. ",'e' '"p'.,''
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c0RNIsH'S COUSIN.

He Wss questioned by Mr.. Osborne.
o.. Is Mr.. Rioters a relation Of yours
Q. Ard the late Mrs. Adams A. 81,
II my aunt.
Q. DO you know Harry Cornish \.
q. How long have you brown him :
A. About ave years, personally. have
known 81 him great many years
can't say how many-twenty. perhaps.
=. Howard Adams 10 your nrst cousin :
A. lie 10.
O. How long has Howard Adams
WORKER with YOU 4. Nine years.
O. on the day Mrs. Adams died ala
Harry Cornish call on your A. Yes.
O. wha, '!me' About I IN the after.
q How did he look: 4. Very pale and
q Who arranged the funeral of Mrs
.. DID Airs. Adams ever. drink any.
'hhan IN y, a, w 30, to my knowledge.
g You arranged the funeral services
u Did Mrs Adams frequently call on
your family In Broohiyn' a. Yes.
Q. Wss she sses takes sepis0sly
~. Mia assssa As3 headache :
4, Ves.
Q. Who's We thsof I. TIVE
weeks seSope hes death.
Q. ma go Asve . Asessss 4.
yes.
q. We that shs Asss ssos che
ever haA sseh . hes6sehes B..
30 fsv - : kssw.
'That's ALL said Mr.. Weeks.
Court WAS then adjourned until next
Monday morning At M9.
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A MOLlNEUx LETTER.

This letter was xyen to the District
| ATTORNEY by srhcf''er ~ specimen o
MolneIxs spon ,aneous Handwriting
These letters the witness Identified
and the envelopes that contained them
. How long have you known NJ.
MbIncuS7 4 Four or i've years
q Ana how long ID he knoS Mrs
schefiier7 a. A long lime
. Wa. he In the habit u taking tea
there A Occasionally
The letter telling ~ MolineuSs mar
rage was received Nov q. lS1>-two
days before the wedding.
q Was Mr. MoiIncus TO have taken
"a with YOU that sunday night7 a
he was
u You knew 81 tho reception ~ all
these letters from the defendan, by
your wife A Yes
q what IL your business A A
manufacturer OF cosmetics.
q VIVA, was the occasion that
nrimp.ei tbs letter from tho De-
PENDANT In which he mentioned Cor.
n.sh" \ | heard that he had resigned
from the Knirk.r5o7ker Athletic cab
ar.i asked him wny ho h.! asse 50.
By Mr. Weeks
q Where dll the conversation occur
A. AZ my house
Y Is that all that was said regarding
the resignation \ think SO
q This letter called No. II YOU handed
70 me 90 January. lSS, did you not a.
Yes.
q who was present when Molineux
slli he resigned 4 Nv VIE
q Didn't you ask his reas,n. for re-
signing \ | don't think ar
q Didn't you tell M)lineux about
some trouble AZ the kEickcrbpg ker
Athletic club regarding a room assigned
you there fpr your whis; cub \ Yes
| iiI
This ended schef'cf's testimony. after
he had stated to osborne his wife was
- daughter u Mr. Go.iie. athletic d.
rector at Princeton University