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The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-19

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SPEED TRIAL OF STOCKTON.
New Torpedo Boat Pleases Members
of the Board.

Annapolis. Md. November lG.-The pre-
llminarv trial of the new torpedo boat
Stockton was held today on the Barren
island measured mile course off the
Pattlxcnt river All the machinery work
ed without a hitch and the members eN-
pressed themselves as very well satisfied
with the actions of the new war ship
The board consisted of Commanders
Hemphill and Roetker ana lieutenant
Commanders Nreelaud and Henderson.
The vessel developed speed OF 2Sii knots
today for one mile. She IS required TO
make % knots an hour with 800 revolutions
Der minute. The tests will be continued
on Mondax and on Thursday probably her
final test will be made
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TWO MEN INSTANTLY KILLED
Railroad Accident Near Jackson,
Miss, Yesterday Afternoon.

Jackson Miss, NOvcml.i II - Specially
disastrous rear-end collision occurred
on the Alabama and FickSbufg road, one
mile west of this ci;S, this afternoon. in
which two men were killed and three
received injuries that may result fatally.
The castbound passenger train. due at 30
O'Clock. while r'".dIng sharp curve,
crashed into the rear end of special
freight train standing al the coal chute.
and the caboose Of the freight train and
n Burton stock car loaded with race
horses en- route to the Meridian fair,
were completely wrecked.
q. Buffin, Of Dallas, and Orna Buftng
t.r Jones. of san Antonio, were instant
" killed, and Engineer Bud HobSon, l.
Nelson, of Dallas. ana y. J. Jones. Of
Milwaukee, received injuries that Will
probably result fatally.
one or two race horses were also Killed.
The engine of the passenger train Wa
h9dlv broken up by the collision. The
fireman escaped by jumping. tie states
that the train was running at the rate
of forty miles an hour, and that the
freight train was less than one hundred
yards away when the passenger tram
rounded the curve. a hagman had been
sent back 10 signal the passenger train,
but he went on the fireman's side, ana
the signals Were not seen.
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The Peoples Forum
Views of a Georgia Editor.

Editor Constitution-Since the deplora-
BILE defeat of democracy in the late pres
idential election, many have said Il told
you So" and it is safe to assume that
most of them wished il to be so.
OF course, there were errors in the
premises and in the management of the
campaign, else there would have been VIC
tory instead Of defeat.
Since there We're errors, it will be the
acme of wisdom to discover those errors
and avoid them hereafter. In seeking
this wisdom. however, we need not ask
the advice of "our friends, the enemy.
Perhaps the source of advice upon which
we acted in the last campaign may have
in some degree contributed to our de-
feat.
There have been suggestions to the ef-
feet that reorganization of the demo-
cratic party is necessary. Probably that
is true but when we proceed on that line
we should not follow the leadership OF
men who helped defeat the party In the
last election. Men who gave the party
their best service i'm the campaign and
at the polls should not be displaced for
men who at least were allies of the re-
publican party. Were 1t wisdom to go
outside the democratic party for advice
and direction, whats the matter with
Hanna?" lie has twice proven himself
a successful leader. But in all seriousness.
we should not reward the deserters.
When John q. Carlisle, Don M. Dlckih-
son. Abram S. Hewitt, Grover CLEVELAND
and others of that stripe voted for the
republican candidates for president ana
vice president, against the democratic
nominees for the same offices, they Tor
fcited their right to bc classed as Demo
Gratis IL is adding insult to injury Tor
them to propose a reorganization OF the
democratic party upon lines or their Sc
lection.
There have been errors in the Adoption
of issues and policies, but there has been
no departure from genuine democratic
principle. -. ,,
have even contended that the queS-
ton of currency was strictly business
affair that has no correct position III the
platform of any political party.
Let's demand strongly a tarlf tor rev
enue only. equal justice to al ana spe-
cial privileges To none the total absence
of governmental faVoritiSm, the aNolu-
ancr of entangling alliances with other
nations leaving business policies TO thc
constituencies of the congresSlollil ulN
tricts holding close to the spirit ana
truth of the constitution -
our issues, policies and iSms leu US 10
defeat our adherence to the tuhuahSh-
tai principles of democracy VIII brlns VIC
tory ON this line we are right ana must
W." JOHN H. HODGES.
Perry ga November l., 1900
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Says Galloway Threw Dice and Loss.

Richmond Va. November lG.-tSpe-
cial. William Lowery was arrested IN
Manchester tonight charged with steallrS
$500 from j. III. Galloway, the NaShihS-
ton. Ga. cattleman who was buhcoeu
here a few days ago out of all the money
for which he had sold line lot OF stock.
Iowcr,- denies being responsible for the
loss Of Galloway. money ana declares
n was lost at dice.
I.owcTy is a bright-cycd, merry sport 1l
tl1irtv and admits that ne gamblcs. lie
saws h,, did not win "a penny from 'allo-
way but that he was stakeholder upon
thr,,. occasions when Galloway threw ulte
in Dore's cafe. with a man named 'oou-
man and lost SiN
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TO REBUILD AT JACKSONVILLE
Large wheelworks Decide To Locate
in Florida.

Richmond. Va. November I3.-(SpecialD
General Manager Brown. of the Virginia
and North Carolina Wheel Works. which
were burned here several months ago,
stated to-day that il had been practically
decided that the company will rebuild al
Jacksonville. Fla. In explanation. II was
stated that timber of this territory had
been very nearly exhausted. So far as the
company are concerned. whereas new tor
riIury viii De- tapped from jacksonville.
The wheel works were operated ou an rN-
tenSire scale. and had a large foreign
trade. The fire caused loss Of over
,--s.Hrf ou BUILDINGS. machinery AMI stock.
The company has collected the Insurance
81 Sl.N.eH William McMahun. of New
YORK. is the principal owner of the works
which ,-splOyS several hundred skilled
.3srkm.u.
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TRAGEDY AT CHURCH MEETING.
Two Young Men Fight-one Dead
the Other Badly Wounded.

Columbia. : c., November la-NSpecldi)
Plasco Bradley and Tom Gibson are the
names of two youn, men who llVcd AT
Clnton. Spartanburg county. Neither was
of age. They had disagreement about
some matter and in going out Of church,
Gibson IN walking down the aisle brushed
against Bradley. The latter made some
such remark as You had better walk
over mo-" to which Gibson retorted:
..,rb.n t,,o,., out Of the way" Bradley
yhirprd out a poCkctknifc with long
Laie and fcr1ciously attacked Gibson
sashiug him across the face and check.
Gibson gave back ano then drew q re-
Naly.r ia first the weapon would n-t
work Then two shots were fired with
out effect. Gibson here stumbled back
wards and fen and Bradley slashed his
lcg open just as the third shot pierced
I.r1.leN-s heart Gibson is dangerously
wounded He is the son Of prominent
contractor.
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EVANS WILL GIVE OUT THE PIE
He Will Control Patronage in Third
Tnnnassee District.

Chattauooga, Tenn. November l6-tSpc-
c!al1-Positive information has been re-
ceived from Washington To the effect
that III. CLAY Evans will control the fed
cral patronage in the third congressional
district This Will consist of postmasters.
railway mail clerks and the like. Con-
gressmau Henry H. Gibson Will, IN all
probability. exercise "a similar power i'm
the second district. except with relation
to the three larger offices ~ Knoxville
These are the United states marshal,
collector of revenue and United States
district attorney. General }. 7. Wilder
will be retained as pension agent as long
as Mr. Mckinley is president. Ii is be-
ieved H. ". Austin Will he reappuiutrd
marshal. but that somebody else viii
get the attorneyship in The place of VIII
II. Wright.
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sMAL1s ISSUES a CIRCULAR
Negro Wants South Carolina's Rep
resentation Cut Down.

Columbia. $. g., November l5.-tSpccial)
CX-CongresSma Robert Smalls, the
"tullot Statesman" has issued circular
10 his race In which he attempts To stir
up his people ON the Acknowledgement
matter Smalls wishes 60 get strong
showing made to congress al this ession
SO that tine representation may be cut
down in conformity with she provisions
%. Inc. seventeenth amendment.
Rcv. M ~. Beckett bias filed notice Of
contest iu thc irst district ia which Colo
n.l Wuiiam Elliott has been declared
reelected tu congress.
ID is understood tuat J. =. Odom. 4
white republican, Will contest the seat OF
J. ~. Tolbcrt.
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WENT OFF AND sUICIDED
Body of Car Inspector Hooutt Found
in a Field.

Lake city. Fla. November 15.-H B.
lIocutt assistant car inspector for the
Georgia Southern and Florida railroad.
and Tor years "a prominent railroad man,
mystcriously disappeared here on the 18th
of October. All search for him at the
time was futile. Today party of hunts
men found the body in "a hold four miles
tor for the same system. Identified The
body aud d Wts determined at the ln-
oua4t thlt he had committed suicide by
takiul Iaudauum The body was buried
where 10 was found. Hocutt had been
drinking heavily prior TO his disappear
aupc-
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CUDAHYs INCREASE CAPITAL.
When Deals Are Completed VIII
Have S17,oOO,ooO Invested.

Chicago. November 16-The John
Cudahy Packing and Provision Company
was Incorporated today at Springfield as
the first step in organizing Sl0,ooooo9
CORPORATION. embracing all John CuGahy'-
packing interests. Almost at the same
time the CuGahy Packing Company.
which is controlled by Michael Cudahy.
nova notice Of an increase OF capital from
4. .500.O00 to 100000. When John
Cudahy's deal is completed. the brothers
will have $17, 900. 600 invested in the pack
i'm bOuSPS
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INDoRsED THE REFoRMAToRY
Presbyterians of North Caroline
Heartily Favor It.

Raleigh. y. C.. November l5.-(SpccialD }
The North Carolina Presbyterian synod
to-day decided TO meet next year In Char
iotte Nearly all the session was devot-
ed To education In particular raising $780,
Ueg Of the twentieth century fund and
the proper division thereof Rev. Dr.
Stage. of Charlotte. and George w.
Watts. Of Durham. the committee. report
"a in favor Of giving Davidson college
Sl.5.UU0: Union Theological Seminary col
lcf.e. S50p9. dividing the remainder among
the various Presbyterian schools. Tie
synod heartily indorscd the proposed state
reformatory for youthful criminals.
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A Cure for Asthma.

Asthma sufferers need no longer leave
home and business IA ordri 70 - ~ 80
So. b,e ,,rolurs.d "A vegetable remedy
Thai viii permanently cure Asthma aH9
IN Diseases of the lungs ana hfoh' ili'
tuI,ss. Having tested its w"ndcflm 'uIS-
tive powers in thousands ~ 'iS,S ~.
+. r...rd of 90 per cent permanently
rure,il. and desiring to relieve human
suffering I viii send free oi charAe
~ am sufferers from Asthma. 'onsump-
tiau. Catarrh. bronchitis and nervous us
,-.srs tbis rscirc. 80 German. French or
English. with fun directions Tor prrpaf-
ing and using Sent hv mall Address
with stamp naming this paper. ". y
Nuycs. Nl1 Powers E"ock, h"che9ler'
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FAVOR ATLANTA SCHEDULE.
1t Is Adopted by Southern Hosiery
Yarn Spinners.

Charlotte. \. g.. November IA meet
iuE ~ the Southern Hosiery Yarn spin
ners Association was held here today.
tine uhj'Ci being tu nN "a schedule of
prices Tic committee on prices reported
in favor ~ the adoption Of thr Atlanta
schedule. The majority of the members
appeared To- hc ia favor of higher prices
and "a warm fight WAS prcciptated. The
amended Atlanta schedule was finally
adopted as minimum. The price was
Therefore fixed at Il cents for tens. "a rise
of one-fourtl Of a cent number up To
and including twsnty-twoS Above twcn-
ty-twUs a rise Of half cent "a number
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[ DRY DOCK MAY COLLAPSE.
Structure at Port Royal Badly in
Need of Repairs.

Washington. November 1.-THE navy
department has been advised that the big
naval dry dock AT Port Royal has suf-
fcred further damage by the bulging and
swelling Of the timber sides, which will
take about 5000 ia repair. Aside from
the Immediate loss. naval officials say the
bulging involves some possibility of a
COLLAPSE of the structure under adverse
circumstances. although il is cN. .~~ ed
that repairs viii make il servicoable for
all ordinary needs.
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TRIPLE LYNCHING IN TEXAS
Negroes Who Assaulted White Man
Hanged to a Bridge.

jefferson. TeN.. November l5.-Three ne
srucs who had been arrested by Sheriff
Haywood for waylaying and attempting
Co kin Mr Stailcup. were taken from the
jain last night hv unknown parties and
hanged to the railroad bridge across Cy-
press bayou. The negroes had confessed
10 the crime. Tho mob that did the
hanging oycrpowcrcd the iailer and cut
the telephone line So that the iailer could
not communicate with the sheriff.
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BRowNFIELD IS TO BE HANGED
Negro Killed a Deputy at George
town. S. c.. Six Weeks Ago.

Columbia s. c. November l6.-(Spc-
al1-J7hn BrOwnield. the colored bar
Der who killed special deputy 10 George
town six weeks ago and to protect him
from lyuching thousand armed negroes
surrounded the jail. was tonight convicted
of murder and sentenced 90 hang. To
SUPPRESS the threatened riot at the time
of the killing infantry. cavalry ana ar
tiIerv were rushed To- Georgetown ON
special trains W. J. Nhipper, of Beau
fort. and i L. Mitchell. of Geurcctosyn %,
cOlored lawyers defended BroWuiielt.
who is "a prominent leader and belonSs
To an aristocratic co.orcd family. When
the deputy drew his pistol Browniic-,'
took it from him and shot him.
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Very Remarkable Feat Is Accom-
plished by Captain Lorcher.

Louisville. Ky. November 1i.-Captain
I.orcher standing under ten feet of water
I'm the Ohio river at Evansville Ind,
talked to n reporter i'm The Courier-Jour-
nal Office last night over the long distance
telephone. He used his own submarine
telephone. which operated under a pres
sure Of about four pounds To the square
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No Democrat Need Apply.

Washineton. November 15-Assistant
Secretary Of War Mciklejohn tonight
wired the Associated Press as follows:
Omaha Neb.. November Is. l900.-Ofii-
cial count of Omaha and Douglass coun-
IL has Just closed. showing one republi-
can senator and seven representatives
elected. This gives us the organization
of the house and senate. seVenty-two
votes on joint ballot. constitutional ma
iority Of five"
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penditurc of nearly $55.o00.G90 In addition
To the artillery deficiency the present
home force is not sufficient to occupy the
interior garrIsOns properly. or To- protect
life and property on the western frontier
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have discovered "a positive cure Tor all fe-
mall. di-.astss and fbe pilcs. 10 never fails 10
cure the piles from any cause ur In either sex.
0r anN nf lha d s.ase- peculiar 10 women. such
a. leIcHrrh1la. dsplacements. liberation, gran
ulatinn. str. Z win gladly mail "a free box ~
tle remedy tn every sufferer. Address MRS.
a. D. MILLER. BOX l24. Kokcmo. Inl.
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A SHOTGUN Offer

A few IL bore. 50 inch 7i5 pounds double
barreled shotGuns. which are guaranteed
to us, SIC with Weekly Constitution one
year. Purchaser pays express charges
from Atlanta. Address all orders TO
THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.
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DR. Hathaway has long been acknowl-
edged the leading specialist in the south,
and has cured more chronic diseases than
any ten other physicians. Write him
about his successful system OF home
treatment j. Newton Hathaway, MD,
No. AZ Inman building, Atlanta. Ga.
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inch. The words of Captain Lorcher
were easily audible. His conversation
with the men manning the air pumps
on the surface of the water was also easi-
ly understood.
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Minister Harris Will Resign.

indianapolis. Ind, November 16.-Addi-
son c.. Harris, United States minister to
Austria, announces that he will resign
his post soon after the Inauguration of
President Mckinley.
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GA TO II z "A.
eo,.,,o a The Kind You Have Always BOUGHT
Signature a4 &HzNIZI
TrageI Iy in Churchyard.

Columbia. S. c.. November 13.-(SpeciaD
In n fight in n churchyard at Clifton $.
G.. last Sunday night Pasco Bradley was
killed and Thomas Gibson wounded. The
row caused great excitement.
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Evening journal., 1900-05-30
Social and Persona Notes

On Friday afternoon, June s, the
Junior Board of the Homeopathic Hos
pital will give a card party at the
home Of Mrs. Samuel ~ Trump. Sill
verside.
The Rev. d. ]. Flynn, formerly Of
ST. Patricks Church. Wilmington now
of Mt ST. Marys College Emmetsburg,
Md. will sail for Europe on August A..
Albert b. Vernon. of the Daily Re
publican. has purchased cottage at
Ocean Grove. and he and his family
will spend the summer there.
Walter S. Griffith of Worcester,
Mass, formerly of Wilmington is max
ing a visit to his parents here.
Mrs. Walter B. Daniels, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her parents in this
city.
L. C. Sornberger. of Buffalo. N. Y,
who was in Wilmington yesterday on
a business trip, is one of the few men
who was murderously attacked by a
Mexican "greaser" and lives to tell the
tale.
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SPENT A MERRY DAY
Happy Party Of Wilmingtonians
Who Took an Outing

It was a merry party of young people
that left Third and Jefferson streets
this morning in three large hacks to
spend Memorial Day at KEGS farm, a
short distance below New Castle.
The party, numbering over fifty per-
sons, left at $50 o'clock, accompanied
by a string band, and proceeded to Mr..
KEGS farm, where the day was enjoy
ably spent in dancing, games and other
amusements.
Those who particiated were: Misses
Annie McCanerty, GOldie Higgins, An
ME White, Nellie Kelly, Clara Dough-
erty, Katie Dougherty, Nellie Dough
erty, Frances Higgins, Nettie Conley
Nellie and Mamie Butler, Celia Mort
lock, Mamie Gallagher, Nellie and Jen-
ME McCafferty. Mamie Toman, Katie
Ash, Mamie and Maggie Ford, Annie
Redman and Sarah Francis.
William and Charles Kelley, James
Noonan, John McCafferty. Thomas
DOugherty, Harry and John Gala
CHER, Andrew Hopes, William Camp
bell, Harry Brand, Joseph Harpp
James and Michael Donlon. Michae
Leonard, Thomas Mulrooney, Raymond
Edwards. James Cavanaugh John Ash
George Barrett, Frank Nesbitt. JohI
and Thomas Ford and s. S. b. Camp
bell. of New York.
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MILFORD SOCIAL MENTION
Note Of the Doings Of the People
Of That Town
sDecial to the Evening Journal.

Milford, May 29.-R. C. Barnard. of
Camden, Del, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Barnard is a Philadelphia com
mission merchant
Frank Richards visited Dover and
FELTON, yesterday.
DR.. L. q. Barrett attended the preach
ers' meeting in Harrington yesterday.
Misses Marie and Mildred Causey are
visiting in Philadelphia.
Col. r. H. Williams has returned
from the city Of Philadelphia.
Lewis Anderson and wife. of Link
wood, Pa, are the guests of Captain
Hubbard and family
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Finlaw,. of
Salem, n. j., are visiting their son, f.
L. Finlaw
Harry Ennis has returned from VIII
mington, where he was for several
days.
Miss Henrietta Tschudy has return
ed home from Washington.
Miss Florence Wells. of Philadelphia
is a guest Of Miss Elizabeth Denney
at the "Lindens." Duck Creek.
Mrs. Clara Farrell. Of Middletown
is being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
w. f. Dunn.
Miss Florence HAZEL. of Philadel-
phia, is a guest Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. p. HAZEL.
Mifflin Hood, Of Camden, n. j., is
making Mrs. Laura Temple visit
Col. George II. Raymond is spending
few days with Rev. and Mrs. George
w. Dame, in Baltimore.
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MINISTER OH WAR
RESIGNS HIS POST
General Andre Succeeds De
GaIIilfet in the French
Cabinet


Paris. May 3O.-General the Marquis
de Galliffet. minister of war. has re-
signed. II is officially announced that
his successor Is General Andre In his
letter 20 NJ Waldeck- Rousseau, the
premier. De Galliffet says: II am very
unwell and my health prevents me
resisting all emotions of the moment"
After deciding upon General Andre
as the most suitable successor the pre-
mier telegraphed to him at Nemours
where was taking part in the maneu-
vers. General Andre left Immediately,
arriving in Paris last evening.
In spite of his plea of III health this
Is not generally considered the sole
reason for the resignation of General
De Gallihet. Having In view the apol-
ogetic statement made by NJ. Waldeck-
Rousseau in the chamber Of deputies,
there seems little doubt that he was
annoyed by the word felony" applied
20 an officer of the French army, al
though there is little difference be-
tween this language Of the premier and
that which General De Gallinet had
himself used at a previous sitting.
Whatever the true explanation, Cen
eral De Gallinets retirement Is re-
garded with considerable regret I'm
der his direction the army has benefit
ed by quite a number OF reforms, the
most recent OF which was his prohlbi-
tion of the sale Of harmful intoxlcants.
Evening journal., 1900-05-30
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The amount of bonds so far ex-
changed at the treasury for the new 2
per cent consols is s2S4, .05O.
A terrific thunder and hail storm at
Peoria, Ills. last night did considerable
damage by floods. Two bridges were
wrecked.
A Berlin court refused citizenship to
q native who had become a citizen Of
the United States and wanted to renew
German citizenship.
Fred r. Luce, secretary Of the Luce
Furniture company at Grand Rapids.
Mich. shot and killed himself in a fit
Of temporary insanity.
Robert y. Lee, alias Curry, was sem
fenced at Cheyenne, Wyo., to ten years
Imprisonment for train robbery at Will
COX, Wyo., June 3. 1899.
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BULLET HOLE IN HEAD
Young Man May Have Been the Victim
Of MurderouS Attack

Lancaster. Pa, May 3O.-rhe deao
body OF young man was found yes
terday afternoon at a lonely spot on
the farm OF Hiestant Fry, In Mann
township. There was a bullet hole in
his forehead and mouth. and another
behind his right ear. A revolver lay
beside the body. which was warm when
found The coroner is investigating
whether It was murder or suicide. there
being a number OF suspicious circum-
stances. The discovery was made by a
German tramp, who applied TO Mr..
Fry for work and soon after going to
field, as directed. came running back
saying he had found a dead man.