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able record by making seven hits out OF
eleven shots of her thirteen-inch guns.
Navy officers say this is 3 phenomenal
record, never having been equaled in the
history of the American navy, which is
equivalent to saying that it is a worlds
record. The targets, 45-foot RATS with a
canvas sail stretched from mast to mast,
were mile of.
The ships steamed past at half speed,
firing in rapid succession when opposite
the yard Just one minute elapsed be-
tween the time the proiectils left the am
nutrition deck aud the time it was hurled
from the gun The other ships made good
records, too, but none equaled that of the
Kearsarge
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUsUIA, HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No HU5I stration-
This Is to give notice that the subscriber, OF
the State Of New York, has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF Columbia let
teTs OF administration on the estate Of Margaret
J. 0urdan late Of the District OF Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers Thereof. legally authenticated.
ts the subscriber. on before the 18TH DAY OF
APRIL. A D. 1898; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 25th day OF April,
1902 ELEANOR A. QUERIPEL,
80 West 10th St New YORK City
Attest: LOUIS A. DENT,
Register os wills Tor the District Of Columbia,
Clerk OF the Profate Court.
JESSE H. WILSON, Attorney. ap26-r4aS 10
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COMPANY TO SNATCH
RICHES FROM THE AIR
Atmospheric Product TO Be Gagged by In
proved Apparatus and Put on Market

ALBANY. y =. May 1O-The Atmos-
pheric Products Company. Of Niagara
Falls. was incorporated yesterday with a
capital of $1,000 20 carry on a manu-
featuring business and more particularly
te mako machinery and apparatus for the
gathering ia Of gases from the atmos-
phere for use in the arts The directors
are;
Charles 6 Bradley, William F. Ralght.
William 2. Crawford, Harry E. Knight,
David J Newisnd, Curt Won Gueber. ana
William p. Hammond, OF New York city.
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Marriage Licenses Tssued.

Littlebury A GoodIoe, Caroline county,
Va, and julia Lewis, District of Columbia.
George T Lee and Charlotte Brown
George B. DeIcher and Lucille J. War
ren, both Of MaFtiRsburg, Va
John Brown and Mamie Carr
Edward Diggs, Prince George county,
Md, and Mary Fletcher, District of Coium
bia-
Frank Magruder, Fairfax county. Va,
ans Elizabeth Jackson, Alexandria, Va.
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FREEMAN TO BE TRIED FOR
MARY WELLS MURDER

James Freeman colored will be put on
trial Monday in Criminal Court No 1 for
the murder Of Mary Wells, also colored,
on January 10 last, at Majors Alley.
District Attorney Gould viii appear for
the Government at TRIAL
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A RULING AFFECTING
MANY NAVAL OFFICERS

It was held by the Comptroller Of the
Treasury today that the twenty eight off,
GERS serving as mates August 1, 1894, if
retired after thirty years service under
section II Of the navy personnel act, are
entitled to three-fourths sea pay.
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WALTER 2. wlLLIAMs 3 Co. ArcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
or SFEYENS AYE. HILLSDALE. D. C.
By virtue Of Iced OF trust. duly recorded in
IbeT zI9s. folio I. Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, aGd at the request OF the
holder OF the note secured thereby / TiIl sell
at public zuctioTl in front OF the PREMISES on
n. part CT lot G., il section Z. Of the sub
division Of Saint Elizabeth, kne-<n as Barry Farm
situate l. the soGp-y OF Washington, District
Of Columbia B-giIs'ag for the same at the
northeast corner CT said lot. running thence west
EsrdIy BY and th the line OF Stevens ave 81
feet & euc4s south-SSdly perpendicular to line
OF Stew rs I'VE go Tx. thence eastUardly par
aIIel " it, StevcIs ave. 81 feet 10 the line CT
Ellsworth ave; thence by and with the line Of
said a--uue 2SG feet to the place OF beginning.
TERMS: 0ne-thi-d cash balance IN one and
two years, with interest, secured By deed of trust
CT proper sd. all cash. at purchasers op-
ti1H. Deposit d 500 required at time OF sale.
Cenveya eng, rccordiHg, etc, at purchasers cost.
EDEIS Z. MATTERS, Trustee.
sgSiS[1t-cESu
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. UNITED STATES
COAST AND GE0DETFl- SURVEY. Washington,
D. c., April %. 1872 Sealed proposals viii be
received until . O'CLOCK P. N, WEDNESDAY
MAY q. 1902. for photolithogTaphing all
charts required for this bureau during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1903, sucn portion thereof
as may be deemed advisable The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved. Bids should be
addressed - the undersigned and marked PRO
posals fot PhotolithogTaphIng-" FRANK VAL
LEY PERKINS, Acting Superintendent ms 10, II
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WONDERFUL RECORD
By KEARSARGB'S MEN
Seven Hitsoutof Eleven Shots
From Thirteen-Inch Guns.

NEWPORT N.EWs. Va, May 10.-During
the gunnery tests of the North Atlantic
squadron while at the southern drill
grounds, about thirty miles beyond the
Virginia Capes. the battleship KeaTsarge
led all other vessels and made a remark
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Continued from First Page)

vicinity was still mass OF flames when
last seen For miles the sea, in the vi
entity of St Pierre. is covered with ashes.
and vessels have found it thus far impos-
sibIe to approach the land. The eruptions
still continue from the volcano. and it
may be some days before a full story OF
the disaster can be told.
On Verge of Panic.
Dispatches from all the islands in this
southern group show that the people ey-
erywhere are on the verge of panic. For
some time earthquake shocks have been
internationally felt and the people fear
that they forecast disaster, perhaps SINH
lar to that which befel st. Pierre
One of the survivors Of the Roddam
saw. as his own ship fed to sea, the cable
ship GrappIer af1re from stem to stern
The Roraima blew ID. All the other
shipping in the harbor shared fates SINH
lar TO that of the Grappler and Roraima
The British cruiser VaIkyrfen has sailed
from this port to the scene Of the dis
aster to render any assistance IN her
power 10 sufferers. If any can be found
PestiIence. it is feared here. is almost
certain to follow the disaster at St.
Pierre and it viii be years before the
Island of Martinique viii recover from
the bIoz.
suddenness of Disaster.
LONDON. May 1O,-steeI Young & Co,
owners of the British steamer Roddam,
the only vessel that ESCAPED from the
harbor Of St. Pierre during The eruption,
received cable from St Lucia today
saying that Captain Freeman and ten Of
the crew OF the Reddam are in the hos
pital there Two officers, the chief en-
gIneer, and eight men lost their lives
The only uniniured survivors are the sec
ond and third engineers
The awful suddenness Of the catastro-
! phe can be ina gined from a statement in
this dispatch TO the effect that Eve men
| fell dead while assisting in the work Of
slipping the anchors The Roddam ran
out TO sea, carrying a deck load of burn
ing lava.
Governor Moutet Saved.
PARIS, May I0.-The colonial ONCE an
nounces that N Moutet, the governor Of
Martinique. is among the saved. NJ
Oeereiss minister Tor the colonies, author
/ ICES the expression of his opinion that the
/ humiliation Of st. Pierre means the in
| dustriaI and commercial ruin OF Marti-
/ nique as French colony The news
/ papers again express dissatisfaction that
the colonial Office is again dependent upon
! English cable lines for their news.
/ Disturbance at St. Vincent.
LONDON. Hay 10.-The colonial Office
| this morning received some details Of the
volcanic eruption in the Island Of St Vim
cent. The news came from Sir Frederick
/ Mitchell Hodgson. governor of Barbados,
dated II a n today 1t reads:
'-Soufriere on the Island Of St Vincent
erupted violently yesterday with d loud
report resembling artillery fire. -rhc ex-
plosion was heard in The Ba-bados at 3
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DIED.

MANGUN-On Friday, Nay 0, 1902, at 30
p. m, JOHN II. s. MASGUM, in his afty-n.n.h
year.
Funeral from The residence of his sister, Ms.
Thomas Moore, S23 Missouri Avenue northwest
Monday, May u, at P. IA. Interment at Ar
ington nj
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TRUSTEES SIZE Or VALUABLE Two-sToRY
SI1-k0Oa BRF-K DWELLING, BEING
PREMISES zs4s 9Th ST. y. y.
By virtue Of a ceTsain deed of trust dated
the sth day % April, 1851, and duly recorded
N hber No 1879, folio 9S1 ct seq, one of the
land records for the District OF Columbia and
at the request - the parties secured thereby,
we viii sell at public sucticn, IN front 81 the
premises, on MONDAY, TIE ETH DAY OF
NAY, 1892, AT 80 O'CLOCK P NJ, the fol-
lowing described land and premises. situated
IN the City Of ssEington, District OF Column
bia- described ss :ars OF los five fSl in block
(5), in Ho9lsd University subdivision being
improved By two-stSry six-room brick dwell
ing z342 9Th st. NV
TERMS: The purchaser to assume a trust OF
fifteen hu1dreS ( 500 dollars. the balance 70
be paid IN cash. III eoaEeyancing, recording,
uotzrisl fees, regSs Ie stamps etc, at cost OF
purchaser \ dept OF SI1o will be required
at time Of sale. TeFrs 10 be complied with in
fifteen days from e. cay Of sale. OF the trus-
tees reserve .he right TO resdvertise and resell
the property a the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after Tue notice published n
soT1e Washington newspaper
ANSfsES r HLYER.
FUEYANN ]. SHADD, Trustees
1rs0-TIt-ex-4
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FOREIGN MAILS

WASHINGTON, D. c., POST0FFICE, NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
anv tine
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded to the ports
of sailing daily, and the schedule OF ciosings is
arranged On the presumption OF their uni1ter-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
Nay TO- 1902, the last eonnesting closes viii De
made IRON the MAIN OFFICE as follows:
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. rail to North
Sydney and shence via steamer, close here daily
1880 a m Tie connecting closes are made on
Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays Id Chr
Mails for m1EL0N, by rail to Boston and
thence via steausc.. close here daily except Sun
q "a Oh h ---' - - = . 1--'' d H.
CUBA MAILS close here via Port TAMPA. Fla.
Mondays, Eednej6sys and SATURDAYS al 3-0e n
n. and via Mimi, Fla. Tuesdays and sundays
Mails for Nero overland. unless specially ad
dressed FOR GIsEatch by steamers sailing from
New York. close 3.eTe daily at 1880 a. N and
ma MIi 1; FOR BELIZE. PUERTO ooRTEz and
GUATF NALA, by rail 70 New Orleans and
thence via s.eaner, close here ds. - at 1880 a.
m and Io.09 D. M, the connecting closes for
which being or. Sossssys-
Hails for COSTA Sl<<;A. BY rail to New Orleans
and thence w s..sFnes. close here daily at 1880
a H. and 20 D. m, the connecting closes
for which be'nE on tuesdays
Trans Pacific Mails.
Nails 'sr the PEt,IPpINE ISLANDS,. via San
Francisco, close here daily at $50 D. n. up to
Nay u. iu-lusur, for dispatch per United
states -ransUo.e 10
Nails ion CEINA-, ia PAN, HAWAII and PHIL
Alpine ISLANDS,, Yis San Francisco. close
here daily at $50 p. m. up to Nay Il, inclu-
sive for dispatch per s. 8 Peru. fo)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN via Seattle. close
here daily at $50 p. N. up to May H. Inclusive
Tor dispatch per s. s. Kinshiu Maru Registered
mail must be directed 1'Via Seattle
Mails for Australia Except those for Vest
Australia, which dispatched via Europel,
via san Francisco. close here daily at $50 D. n
up to May Il, inclusive, for dispatch per 5. 5.
Ventura co.
Mails for CHINA ->-d JAPAN, via Seattle and
Victoria. B. C., close here daily at $50 D. m
up TO Ma %, inclusive, icr dispatch per s. =
Empress Of India Registered mail must be
specially addressed. Merchandise for the United
safes POSTAL Agency at Shanghai China cannot
be forwarded via Canada (ol
malls for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched to
New York fer connection with European steam
s+PHILEPISE ISLANDS military Main, dis
patched to San Francisco at all closes for that
Office to connect with Government transports, the
sailings II which irregular.
REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN OF
FfCE as follows: (Sl at LOO D n. same day:
(c) at 500 p same day; (d) at 500 a m
same day; % at loo p m. previous day; 9h)
at 1900 p. N. previous Saturday; Tx at 500 D.
r. previous day; (ol at 600 p. N. previous day
JOHN A MERRITT. Postmaster.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

sales-Cap. Traction, 5@15; Wash Gas,
4GS1, 2za@SIk; Merganthaler, 10d1S25.,
15G1S2h; Lauston, 50qI2; Greene Cop
per, 24e325. After caIl-U- S Coupon
per cent, S500G10Sss; Wash. Gas, 4GSlA;
Lanston, 100G12; MerganthaIer, 30q 1921,
1gGtS2B.
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ST. PIERRE BURIED
WITHIN FIERY TOMB

O'Clock in the afternoon. BY 5 O'Clock
darkness and thunder, accompanied by
strong Gownpour of dust. set in The
Barbados were covered to the extent of
several inches this morning.
Il have offered the governor of Nae
Wfndward Islands every assistance in my
9ower.
A message was also received from Sir
Robert Baxter-LeweIlyn, governor of the
Wiadward Islands. at 1850 this morning.
It reads;
Thirty deaths are reported in st. Vim
cent. but my Information is incomplete.
The eruption is still proceeding I am en-
deayoring to get hack to St Vincent
Administrator Bell of the Island of Do
n1inica, wires to COLONEL, Secretary Cham
berlain that he is sending f100 worth of
provisions TO Martinique for the survivors,
among whom there is great suffering. He
states that all is safe IN Dominica.
This despatch is the first indication that
there are survivors from the stricken
town
Warship VIII Remain.
PARIS. May 1o.-The Cabinet met today
and authorized the advance OF 500, 900
francs fer the relief Of St Pierre. Mar
Unique The warship Su1het. which was
to have gone to Washington to attend the
unveiIing of the Roohambeau statue. has
been ordered to remain at the scene of
me disaster. Officials will be dispatched
to Martinique to render every. assistance
possible.
American ConsuPs Fate in Doubt.
CHICAGO. May 1o--Consu, Thomas t.
Prentis, United States representative at
Martinique. has a son in this city. The
son, James E. Prentis, did not know Of the
destruction OF the city of st. Pierre and
the probable death Of four members of his
family until told of is by reporter At
the time The reporter stepped into his
room he had just begun reading letter
receiy5 d from his mother. The letter was
written under date OF April %, made no
reference to the seismic disturbances, but
said that the consul and his family had
Just moved into large frame residence
in the Eeart of the citv which location,
the soE thinks, would place them in the
greatest danger
Up to late hour this afternoon the
State Department had heard nothing fur
. Their relative to the terrible catastrophe
at St Pierre. Martinique
The Navy Department intends that a
warship shall go Immediately to the
scene Of the disaster to render aid to
those II distress. UnodIciaIIy the depart
ment has heard that the commandant of
the United States naval station at San
Juan, P. R.. las already sent the gun
boat Potomac to St Pierre For this rea-
son Secretary Moody has not yet directed
that a vessel be dispatched, but has to-
day eabled- Capt Yates Stirling. COM
mandant at Porto Rico. asking if the Po-
tomac has actually been sent
If Captain Stirling confirms the rumor
that thv Potomac has gone 1t is not prob
able that ny other ship viii be sent
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4 Miracle Healer .
RESTORES HEALTH AND
STRENGTH TO CHRONIC
SUFFERERS BY A
MIGHTY SUBTLE
FORCE OF
NATURE.

Startling Disclosures ReIa-
tive TO the Most Wonderful
Power Known to Man-Doc
tors Puzzled.
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AxD PIANOS.
At lowest rates and on the day ESr apply We
are leaning the Building and Lozr Asscciztaa=
plan. which makes the cost % CARVING icazs
much less than you gay elsewhere and allows
you to pay It Of IN any sized notes you desiTe
running nom to twelve racuths. u you bzTe
q loan With scIne ether company We vii uav il
CT and advance you more Tnoaey il desired
Rates chesriully given and Nc cost TO you ur,iess
loan Is mad Cal nd gee Estea- front room
srst Eoor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Co,
s5 SIN ".
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LOAN COMPANIES

MONEY Fsm.as loans Ga furniture. plano.
- etc. quickly. privately. and without
, renoEzl Dc not hesitate Jos
MONEI xznt money. IS you cas- FAKE you
oEn termz aid We make 70 zuneces-
MONEY ary eharga Being the eldest SD
--- ---- eaiy properly organized iOaa com
pany in the city we caa losn mofs
muNEI IzOae- "a tie szms security. Eiys
longer fire and lower rates than
ether eOnPSaics. and sc gsaraates
EiUNEf ali TRANSACTIONS strictly confidential.
Rates cheezfuily given Private o.
ices
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
sIo Street II. ".
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Trustees SALE.
TRUSTEES SIZE or VALUABLE Two-sToRY
SIX-K00h Bril- DWELLING, BEING
y-afE

c G. SIG n Co. AUcuoSEERs. 1aez ST
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Personal Property, etc {xithous rernoEsD- Is We
do not require references, record, or publish zny
OF transactions ne are the only loan COM
Pzny that makes STRICTLY PRIVATE LOANS.
The cid reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Goa 2 Street Y. ".
Phone 2o5 East Corner Ssh Sc.
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WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY
on Jour furniture. pizBos. organs. ETC., and yca
can pay It back in small weekly or month"; psz-
rcentz. ABSOLUTELY 40 DELAY
Our business Is strictly confidential: 70 en-
haTTzssing questions to ask YOU Lowest rates Ia
the city. Private Offices
COLOMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY.
s13 Street i. ~
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7. WILLIAM LEE.

UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
$50 Penn Ave. \, ". Washington. D. c.
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Ne have nzore tran We need.
CAN T0U USE SOMEs VIII
Be glad TO let you have all
that IS desired-pay It back
IN amounts TO suit your coz
Senie1ce- Our charges ara very
reasoaa hle-since cur last cut
We not oElF meet but beat al
competition Leans on per-
soBal notes (Eitheut iadorser2
leans On Furniture. Pianos.
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Mo~To LOAN.

CHICKEN WIRE, best quality, 10 cents 100 feet
Best quality 2-PEY ROOFING. IS cents.
S. BENSINGER s &C., 18th and 3 SIS. NV.
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NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION c.,
A. g. G. R'Y AND @. &. b,
LINE STEAMERS.

Thursday. Aug. 7th. Trains leaves
4:25 pm. steamer leaves Cleveland
s pm. Rate $500 round trip, Limit
IL days. For particulars, see G. D.
Honodle, Ticket agent Union depot.
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SPEAKING WELL
OF HARRIS SHOWS

The w. III. Harris Nickel Plate Show
arrived this morning from New York,
where II appeared to big audiences on
Thursday. aud Is showing at Nc
Grams park this afternoon and even.
ing, says the lancaster Pa, Examiner.
A street parade was given at 1920
o'clock, and II was very suitable
turnout for a popular priced circus
chariot drawn by six Siberian cam
els, an elephant and bag pipe players
were features of the parade, Over 80
horses appeared In the demonstration
The circus In one OF the old-fashlon-
ed kind, the performance being given
In one ring, and II is pronounced every.
where the best of the smaller shows
on the road. The attractions are all
first class and the performance is pleas
Ing and clean throughout. The tent
has seating capacity of 5000, and
everything about the show has the ap-
pearance OF big circus.
The Harris show comes to Akron
Monday.
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JOEY B
Worrying Gov.
Nash.
ms Position on City
Government Question
nay Defeat the Administration s
Scheme.

Columbus, July 1s.--The position Of
Z senator Foraker is worrying Governor
Mach. The Senator has not taken very
Kindly to the call for special session
ana 10 known to be opposed, on prin-
ciple, to the board plan in cities, when
such board is created by the Governor.
Besides this such leaders as Represen-
tative Crafts declare they will not
support any measure that has in it
such board rule as is contemplated
BY Governor Nash. He Is as ready
"a any one to defeat Tom Johnson but
fears the leaders, for little tempor-
arg Advantage will make martyr of
johnson.
Foraker is on record In this matter
ana declared when board rule was
adopted that 1t was only temporary
and that home rule should be the
basic principle Of all government for
municipalities! On this question For
skier snid, in message in 1887, to the
Legislature:
TN all that may be done due re-
gard should he observed for the idea
that, so far as possible. every city
should govern itself. Local self-gov-
erprpcnt is the very genius of Aineri-
can institutions and no community
ehould be deprived of 1t except in ex-
fraordinary emergencies. In this way
the responsibility for local government
is placed not only where 1t belongs
but where there is the highest interest
to make 1t efficient. In determining
the kind Of municipal government
we are to have 1t should be borne in
mind that experience has shown that
we should have as few elective OFF,
cials. of minor character as possible,
and likewise as few executive or de-
partr1ental boards as possible and all
" do have, instead Of being independ-
eht ck each other and being response
plefto nobody, should he subordinate
heads and responsible to one common
nnal authority, which should appoint
Gil the boards and other officials, and
have the power of approval as to all
appointments made by subordinates
and the power of removal. This con-
centrates a great deal Of power, but
It LIS necessary to fix the responsibility
and II is not only well calculated to
make people careful in their selections
but slso gives them the ability to call
the right men to account and thus
more certainly and directly control
their affairs
While Foraker has not always done
what he agreed to do with his friends
and has been known to back from a
verbal pledge, he will hardly recede
from an Official utterance, made when
ne was Governor of the State. He can
not be in favor of Nash's plan and
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CHILDREN
Placed In lnfirmary Once Had
Luxurious Home.

Bowling Green, July 1S.-Three chill
dren of Thomas Seymour, once the
wealthiest land owner in Jackson
township, this county, have been placed
in the County Infirmary.
Ten years ago Seymour was the heav.
lest taxpayer in Jackson township, but
reverses came, family troubles inter
vened, and seven years ago he aban-
doned his family and left for parts un-
known. Since then nothing has been
heard of him. A-
The wife and mother took down.
ward course in life, and as protection
to the children, they were placed in
the Infirmary until suitable homes can
be obtained for them.