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GEN. SMITH TO BIZ CENSURED
IsR TIiiING wtJOR uifR
10 mt ~ tND NM"
the ''r-.,dra, wni n~,i~~ the Paper. IN
The ,as~ ., Oyster TIA, cen. smith
sa,r w order ts NaJsr waller ~
rept = Verbal enc tn oo,ersatian

N~,SUI~rrr>. July 5 What ever may
D.. 30. ,"rtf.' 81 fnr ,uur'-martlnl Which
tr,-i U,ru Ja,lu ~uI,h uu ,Narg"- growing
.ut - tha execution ~ natives IA Nauuhr
hy ,ir~,ti,u e Ma or IIttl.tou ! Waller.
u o.. certain that he will h" severely cen
-Ir,-i ~ 'h. President amt -. r"tary ~
Mar
~, general opinion prevails In he army
that Ucu Smith Wa- acquitted uy he court
'nrI 'r,-i hun Thi- l. neither i"uicd nor
affirmed uy VA" SECRETARY e War. Who
continues tu dcchn" % discuss the courts
decision "" has practically concluded
ms examination Of tho par"r- IN Gen.
Srtfi'- ca-, and Will take them Si'h
han O., Ov...t Ray he lat'p. part 4 nest
yr,k ruf r.ytrw Nv the lprsidrn' ""
Nl- t~'r.ri, DISGUISED the ca-" with the
pr...t''. and 'hr conclusion has t'cn
r.,,l.I 'hst t,-u Smith must h" CrnSuTri
Tor what I- ruT-idpurl a lack ~ discretion
900 '.llrs Ma Mailer 20 burn ant M.
H. tir ruluinu of the officials cd iu" war
Nyulrwrut this diu mot constitute AZ utd'r
O., NaIur Waller. hut there j. no "NcuS" Tor
t"r >nu'l'~ tad ludgn"rt IA discussing
Mite NI.rr Walker, BOO 'h" manner ~
o. 'r, ,,I lsuDH. N" orders ALREADY Issued
',T '', ,,uGuC' &c tie DnfHIsllgN M >aIuhi
u. testimony a. 'h' trial shove ma, 'h"
TtfNtfI o. |HlIIl Nf'f .HfI''f 'lfHl Wv fAl.I
W.. ,r 'r authoriyr tho killing Of ua'l''-
Wy, made hN ten smith IN 'hs CuUr~' 81
conversation and W'ur never ,--u'7i lnf'"
han. Of urdar- While q L. thought 'N o
thrrr VA ~.tuc pruVocnti"n growing 'ui
81 'Nc Rliaugtgl massacre. u l. not con
|.r'.-sI ~s01.,nrt Tee haNr iu-tiii'Ni ticr
smith Iu iI-au--ing with a ~J.hord.rl'"
nNF,,.r ~ 'n" way y" lid orders TO bum
auu NIl
Nr.n SECRETARY Root Law. the matter
.rfpr,. 'h" President At pv~'or Ray u"N'
V. Is - v p, ~ 'l' -am" tim" have ready
70 irIfr r' 'i" pro- n,ssi rrtHr -''u'n' I'd"
.. made II.. the Coun-vt1''rI l~llars
Thl- Endorsement Md uudpuht"tlN TryUin-
mrud 20 ~" President N approval IT the
courts findings. hu' ~ the sam" tim" Will
80 -ur" Ten Smith Tor hi- conduct Their"
l. little doubt TIM IN" President viii AZ
p'pN" Secretary Roots recommendation
con smith o. now un hi way HON" from
a." Philippines. amt upon hIs arrivl' At
sal F#r,..,p vii rup'r' 20 ih' kduiaui-
G"u"~. 'tr distractions H' VIII p"ulElhy
h. assigned 'u 'p'urI1ud q ~ VI" mlli-
tarv i"VIrtW"u'4 BOG 'hi- count
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NTW avn SFRIHI M ~.
Punishment tor fmpIoycr > who Tr, tn
Secure promotion h, "innurn,r."

WASHINGTON. July : IN" CIvil service
Commission today mad" puhlr al amend
maut 80 the civil -rrvIcr regulations which
provides n punishment fur those employees
- th" Government -"rNl"" who hall al
tempt ,o s"ctIr" promotion 10y means ~
-iufucuc" The amendment was signed
hv VA" prr-id"rt on june ~
An order i~su'd 10y the President some
time z instructed Bureau Chiefs and
heads ~ Departments y" rSuguiz" y
cheney ~ 'hc only STANDARD m making pro-
motions and dir'SiNi th"m =" lgnur" in
filcrc.- IN making such promot' ms.
Tn. order promulgated TODAY provides
that any recommendation fur prumotinu
made by any Icr-uu other than the officer
under WHOSE control the clerk may he
,hall br Sunicirut Gauss for declaring him
from the promotion props s"d AID a reI.'-
tit,on of tie offence hail b" ~uNiriei :
cause Tor removing him from th" service
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TRE iINI/ir, RI OiiIiON
Entire Tor g ~ r., o~IuIIon'St, L. IsiI-
wli - ~ iO.DND

WAsHtNGra. lulv = Commander Nc
Lean ~ th" rul-"r Nu,lrua'l ,ahlnd
the Navy Department Iu-iay from la
Gusyra a repurt uu ~" revolution in Ven
zuela. which l. derived from Information
secured hy the IuI'k. tummaud"r
Mclean says
Topeka report i'"' r"N"iutipuI-t-
attacked Custom House OF Guau'a vo--
terday. secured -four Niu~"r, and ~nm"
ammunition They H.. 'u 'hr hills upon
the appearance Of troop captain 81
Topeka visited Barcelona. secured ufuriua-
ton that zen. Nato- with losr mon j. A.
urica. we'll armed hut inactive. and -
moro in stat. of B'rmudr2 Estimates 80 m"
force rrNolutiuIst- o. country luUp Small
hands rovolutip1i-t- Iu This vicinity som"
firing N night tpr"Igu.r- NOT muI"st",i hv
either sid" Yesterday 2n NOR troops
came her" from tdrt,a-. on were recalled
to-day IN ia-'" Steamer O~NuB gu'~ iu
Puerto Cal"llr with 3up troops
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M R>rD Mt> Uun riSr0I
u, ttrinG a Wanh sartr'dE ~ rr"sci,
into IT'S lace,

ALTOONA. Pa JlIN . 'IN lus' m"rh
70 20 that IIl know you m ''" future
~ ,~tr"l"~- fool -aid M unknown man
10 Isaac plutnm.r last night, and l."
drew \ revolver ami tr'd y blank car
fridge m IN" face ot PlVmm"f, burning
~ horribly Phummcr's sigh ma IT, de
-truynd pluinmcr va citing ~ hr"-
works ~ front 81 his HON" "" pointed
n Roman Candl" n litrl" low and "n" ~ W"
tall sped aCrp-s the sir'-'i ami struck the
unknown man IN ~" hat n inati walked
rp 10 piuum,- and shui him ~ IA" fac"
Thnn be nn.I
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Mo, rments of Naval NessrIs.

W~ksuISGroS. July 5 The training ship
Hartford ra- arrived az Narhlohcad. the
CRUISER san Francisco at GtHvr~eud. ihe
ruy.ka nj Ia 6uayra. th" Albany NJ South
amp, on and the Alliarc" ~ Queenstown
III. ha'tlr~hip kc'tuckv ard ;" cruiser
New Otlsau- have ~ailsi from kiauchau,
ard the despatch hoa, Dolphin from Wash
iugtun for Norfolk
Rear Admiral Rodgrrs reports the frolic.
paragua, ~PtsCataqua, N" Arc'Eusa, the
l~la a.. Luzon ard th" Yorktown a. CaVitc.
the G.n.ral AlaNa ~ Manila. the Calf
mian',- and Quiru- az NAHUM and the
Arayat az ZamboangA
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~ Arm Rros IN and n >Lull irariu ~l NJ
UaIi t.anr> Ia syracuse.

SYR,CrsF. luiv , ''lre " Perkins n
80 Rainfall Rv"nur hrHt" Tn ush' ann IN
throwing q baseball n" wa- playing NJ
,-.u,r, ti.Id Wr"u a man tri'sl ~ steal from
second To third IN throwing ~" tall Ia
thirI Perkins arm ~napI-Ti and felt 10
nI~ side.
,.,orga Rich ~ 3a1 Rich -tr'-t had hi-
skull fractured to-day hv a baseball tai
H. was catching and got to- clr~" 80 no"
haisnan. ~" foil uuCou-rlou-
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U.autNrr.N HIt Trrsr AVN. 4rI.r. . .
hrueu HNN
Captain NNunn q .''"hfNi 'i I'mniu. 10
phiippiHvr
MAiof jerome \ NaifH.N 'rd AT it"istt
: Smith. 'HI u's''F>. 'f'' '' l''Nvp'' 70
san lrauIls.n 'f 'If'''f 'f''fN
Major VIVIAN To N'uihu surgeon. detailed
= a Wer'sr 30 ''r .tr1fl of Medical nr'rrs At
Fan Ifau' ar-' 'Hr '.r 'NtrIra'ou 90 CANDIDATE,
for Adr. ~,un Goo '", medical ""fpN N-c Lieut.
ulieN'f
CLAvfin A.|ar anderson ''rfu cavalry.
10 Fo't lSu' .r-'.
Coutrart rHrgrH. uhTr N l-rTS0n detailed
a. a w'Tbtf ~ . 80 min. iHhri 100 troNefnurs
Island. Niv' l|rsf .r. t..rrg" II haf'us't ~
sistAnt surgeon u'.'r''i
Capt Itrd'fI,. r u'V. second tl'alr from
this ~, 'o lltsr 90 ni-'u,' 100. fu fpu hs troop
prrNtnu> order. ',Hin. % capt George j
Cou'rari ~.rr.r. .n'I IS '.'ruu. from NeV
york city fH tr.rfsf r- lnfrf.ts
.tnn,r'l f-r "'' l'"lNe> wv"
''N,r'I ,.gL ,.,r.r nom IN. ,p',,r,,
A., -. S,..g,,,. I. ,,frr.,rt. a. F,-n-I.,,
- ~, 49,, b. .'rrl non. n., h...t by.
~ e.. .rt,,tr ,,J $500 .,
Tu.nty sirrin Ir',~tp
ISaN," o. 81. I,.,,r,s ~. '"""
-, I'D, t-. U,,,, i,.r..,,,
,' o.. r.., al v,,rrs,,, 49,,
.h'smis NV
" '""''
TbrSr r.,.I orders we've issued
-, ., a, ~ o., 80 49,
o,,sst, ~, ,6, ~. '' =" ''''H A.
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BRE tkTtST " VIZ HA>>A'S
t..ss ant rsiitl-s o. ssw'ssnrti tn Q ~'"a
10, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rs,ne.

V,-utNurov July he nrrakfas' ''r-
frrrH,r~ 40 ~sa.,r Hanna r'-ti"u'' 90
tho after half % '.. --I.n just ""d'vi
always b-i tu , ,~,t' l1I ~ r'uI''f1r"
a. to 'h.tr uH cots r-aus' II ~" oF'rtal
prHmtu.ug' ~ tlr gu-is an tbs" pr"'-
ahii'v mat imr.jtart Aduiui-trntIHn mat
'rr. we're under dt-c'~-.uu Postmaster
tru"fti pavrr kupNu A. fh' politician
~ 'h" cabinet. va- o., s"ntlv a guest ~
senator Iiauut x nr,tkfi-- ami a. be- BE-
very lypruac'aUI'. h- wac Away ts-i"e'.i
by qu, -'ipu.r- uu hts rrturn from N" cru-
f.f-u,,-
~ nr.t H. law Hi callers Who wanted
80 know what had i-..n DISGUISED. buf af'r'
lies Hu ut" OCCASION 20" tsiucte"~
-,r'ri ~ 'hr Hanna 'anI. and Su''h Q
ftI.r dwelling lt..H 'Nr W,ti'- ~ rHi."u
t-yi hash 'v r~'N weary H' fu'- i'-'
ur,aai,-, N-Ii-. a..i finally. when a short
time later ID" va again asked i'r q -lr
mary ~ 'hr important topics under dt--
,,I~-iou a. uur IF me alleged hr-aNia~i
tHrN ard tt"'t''i 'h" t'l'"Irg
~" .ri n'r'.t,tor rr~1's.
e. f-r.- .r... ... r'ra.'t' tnIr''..r.Ip
,a,H, r-, 90. chm.
.F.., .I. 'I" t"t
n, ... '.r '.H mlnfn
Nr,rN. T,N>r I..'rps'rr D,ur'u
Thou NJ r.,rr turned ru las priN1'"
SECRETARY auJ -..| tu a weary VOICE
Post rhe' uu DO" door ir fh" t"l ~
of an,n'I, elise WNp Nt''- 80 b""" what
happ'''i
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Lawyers Ia he Disbarrcd.

SYRACUSE. July : The Gri"vanc" Com
mi,,.e of IA" on"ndaga County Rar A~~o-
citation will NEST AT 'h" Court tinus.' on
Monday ~ d'Cid" uUon u" nan'~ 81 several
LAWYERS 10 - presented Ia th" AptEllat"
Division for ii-harmrut p~rocccliugs Sub
nrnation 81 perjury j. charged m" com
ni,i,r j. said Ia hav" considered the pro-
f...sinual cuudu"f &c ~c~vcntv-fvr attornrvs.
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LIEUT.. ARNOLD ACQUITTED.
MN va .OuPINUy ~ ~ v
I<HVI>T> ~ IuiPINO>
Dut the ssrrrt,r, 81 VA thlnss hr "
Quit, of >r.' - et Du'' IN >"' nav
inx knowi~Ig- ~ ~urI >bi>es w ihs
semmard and pre- rn''ns th'"i'

-
"As"'N''"'' 90 - t. r..
m'h' haS ''''',' w. - ..n,,w-
- p,,,t. MAJ against ltf~t
p''',' -. ,..IrN
Lieut.. Fr-t'rt"A Aru'li, t"NI'"'"''"'
..rL,p,ud VhtHr
war ~"''N''''~ "',"' s,r.,,,y
l.,u ia .n, ipIItsiug
"N" 49, 49,. .,,., o.. ,I,,
extract '.W ' ."'' a..
Commando. t''..tl. leg u-'1"u' ~ we
Missouri
The S"sr.tsN "i Va 'm'' .,N 'l'.'s
~ ~" ,uuyII.,uu ',ur"-.'i h' no" Ih-I"''
thai IN. -. ti.rp" tat.lt- 1uI 90 l.r''' show
81. ,f ar ,.r.u.,It. 40 to- tn' ',au 90 ~"
,,n,-h,.rt. .l.,,. f.. f.t. l,.u ptt'tts'd
4, r,c,t., ..Y.r. ere. ... ''n' 'il.
r., a.. ,,.. lf,t..iarl, I'D
'" ,"' ,' ,. .t ,.. .,r,
'"Nll 80 ,..I,.,r vt.l
ci>"d '''' MOI. 49, a.. .,....
vs." iini .
'ondtu".- 'N '''
op"ratti- N' ."'i ''u''' '. "
and cNs,ft.. .... t.'I.- rr -"' ir.a ."i.
and iu~ts ,...,-.- 800. o. .'' u '"u-u'''''
neglect y ..t 'u. % r.' -'-... = HH. a.
h..u tn. ..-., ... f.. ',a ..',r,'- {
cruel n. ..#..ir . .f ..'.....r- N.,' '''' =
900, .l... ... ,.u.,, and.
,hc ,'r,, r.. ..f.r ..,,I, Hs- incurred
unjust .r.Yt...
That -.. r".-..' '.r 'n' . In''' TO
subject OF '"Ht ~"
ton, '.".' 49," ., ,.rr md
or",sl r. ,.r',- stI plot. ,,,n,- ,.I lrt.
fornIv .Nltrit.d iu,-- ui,"n-.d"rat,.u
Tor then tui Nj .i t--rt U"u-i' and With
excellent result ~ tl' H"'t'iW"h' - '"l
diiI9G. hln',- 80. I'm m. -. ,,i
a. ',no,',, . n.tI. -.lnoIs H. th,-
1919 49,
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The woman >ap,ro ~ho, u Dead.

MIR Cosifani of37 Madison street, who was
sl,o, IN Friday night hv l~idur Sapiro. the
tilted lover uf her daughter hv a former
husband, Giurffa Cauc-cautt. dicl yo-'rr-
dav morning ~ Guuvcru"uf Hospital Sa-
pirn waS arrnignrd YESTERDAY IN IA" t~-'S
Market y-,.Icr court and held without hail 20
tho artinn ~ ihn InTnnrr
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~ranblns >nra, In n Huna io saloon.

BrTtNIo. Ju.v5 ~f"r'lv after I? o'cln"k
last uisr. fuuN ~kruuhuV-kI stabbed
William kurrk m M" night breast purctur
mo ... ~ 80" I.ar- ~" $50 mon h,s
b..l a ..rr. 'Hr 'cu".. lrl yn-icrfay
krprknv -ntt'' rrs.'",, FOO rsHk' rcatr Kurrk
.,i-'.r rI- lr.I Iii r.f r"riurpaa'.
when Va. 'vu me- m az '..' ~.ir ea'ppp
th. stahhing wa the r"~tIt l. Do feared
kurck will 10"
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uahn ,.o,nx - an Onto Jan ro-marre~

NANSFIEIn, ONI0. july \ WIIIlam Vt
Hahn, wanted m New York under AT indic'
m.u, Tor larc,uy for his connection vith IA"
Manhattan Pure Insurance" COMPANY. has
decided 10 80 tu Jail here on Monday n
order to a-caJe Icing "Niradit'd ~ New
Nnrk Tho tmpirr states representatives
hav, a man here watching the p~rOCvediugA.
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Lieut.. Paw olson Retired.

WASHINGTON July Lieut. WiIfr'i
Van Nc-, Puvclsou. 7 : y has h'"n
retired from active duty m account of m
1ln,- ro"tyoi IN the line 81 duty iir
entered th" \Isal Academy from New
Work 100 iSHn aud reached me present grad"
~ E"brIarv. 1901 IT. va q m"iut't -
thr irarl Nht,u investigated 'h" flowing
ui, of lN. Nuin"
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Conference of Raiirosd rre dents.

81 Louts. July s \ conference" l. To- Ic
held In New Nork early the coming u,-k
l-t we,u President Ramsey IT th" Wah..H.
President julius Walsh e the Terminal
Association. Prr-id"nt G"urgc Could ~
the Missouri Pacific, and President Leeds
81 the Rock Island. With y ,i"N - adjust
ing the Wabash Rock island terminal a T.
f.V,N..a.
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Narurr-Quinian Asphalt sompan, tn sue
for - INN nm Damage.

SyR.Cuss. July 5 The Hon Frank Hi.
cock. attorney for tho Warner Ouinlan
Asphalt Company. j. preparing psI-'rs IN
n suit fUr si.UplGS damages against the
Government for interfering with The com
rauv'- business la mining asphalt IN Nrn.-
,l.la tn" action will H. started m a few
uaN-
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hnlrh In an Earl, Warming tire.

An early morning fin which did tso
worth 81 damage IN IN" icin" Hotel. a
furnished rpom hou." conducted hv ANN"
ks"k Hi JsJ Third avenue al-u hsi To- Ia"
kp-- uf - human III" Morris tin-t"in. a
Iborr Who ltv,si alpv' IA" sitrl"n, IA
Nhich tho fire started, WaS srro"at~d ~
L. IL
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Va ~ ~ ON a. NV TON\tGI
The President Issues a rroclamation re
moving such Uutic>.

W,sur>Gfn>. Iuiv ? IT, pr'~il'u'
hp~ issued e PROCLAMATION r.u"ylrg aii
discriminating i.''"- IMPOSED IIun tu'an
tonnage. -Irur ~" transfer oi Government
tu M" island THIS action Wa 'ar"u upon
inflammation FROM Minister ~guI"re. az
Havana. 'ha' ru IT.. rlrIuif.rR iI'l"- ~
'nruagc lr uuIr-'- ar JuIu-et or l"N''4i
~ me yur'- IT 'ula ui"u ''-~ i~ wholly
Belonging O." o~itil"u- e th" I rr''7i states
or upon %" ri.stI,,'. UarutaCI Tr''. ni MT
chaudi.r imported ru 'lr sam" from il'
I u,',~i state rr from any foreign country
IL" proclamation follow
N,,. '.rrH'pr'. /. 'o Tor" Roosevelt.
Pro. i.f' OF '.H 4 nfrI states ~ america.
l.. . rr4r OF 'E, az orIt. vested 100 f" bv
~. l. .'-> OF f.. Revised - |fu'r- Of fiu
lu..I ~rtf". ao .'r'hN i''l.r, nd pro-
,'afn tNt'. from li' I'f'r i0" dIf" ~ this.
ms Irp'I1wti 1910 q .'rs r- '--.' or t."
lrt',I states tfl fI'r trgH"- e. ed n"
r,'mIt frou a- r'..H '.' Hr tufI'- &c fore
-u.d. tuH -u.i du."'- .' uHHu ''--rl- 'rt'r
~ 'n" l-rt uI t. '.as ~ f'.. ,r .. geo
produce. ..I.4i f..Ifr. "f ''f. ..'Hi r.
uuurf.i H size. r,~-..- 700 N' -IrfsrNHi
rnH q I-,orf..u'i rrt 90 .pns't
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Jacob worth Daing We'll.

Former senator Jacob Worth of Brpoklvn.
who hss l--'n s"ri"u-ly 40 ~ malarial foyer
n tar H~skav1V. l~ steadily recovering
and j. nav Hbhr TO- O" uut for short drives
liz "NIs,'s o. alsrI q N'-k tu L., ahl. To
60 tp ht- ~uinn'T hpn" UI saratoga
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SYRACUSE. July S Al"Nand"r Shcan ~
Harrisyillc wa- Instantly killed. 'h.- morning
hy n Carthage AMI A%diruudark pa-ecngrr
tram "" va O-ltFp uu N" track wthhi-
neck on on" rail and LIS is"' ia the o,h.-
His had Wa cut IN and thrown twenty
f.Df
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state association oI Wr,an ,Icrh.

N~YHACUss, July 5 Tive \,N Work. STATE
A-~,gtatlou Il E,tal tl"r., vll INST h,p,
uu Monday iluit, -unur uulur- vii a.
represented New Work vii -,uI twelve
d-lrga,.~ lutrrnatiunal rrc~ldcut John Il.
O'bIicn VI Buialo wA TO present.
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ui,nop. sail In Visit the Pope.

bishop Is J k"ilrv of Savannah, brother
~ ~" late Major kCilcv ~ h"~tlNn. and
Bishop y y rr.ndrrea-t nf rhilad"lrhia
riilcd YESTERDAY b, the steamship Lnoanla
w Wait the PoIv.
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no ,m...' remedy 'or indigestion raG,..ns.
' H" .'rs ana no NAM r...f.s Ing
sr... "a is.rI. r'i r'Hwa. o.. .Erf uf l.Nte -
U...-. .#f. Tho. have ~R.rHrpHsrrt v'n.
az. and r.. 'L-r.. AID removes 'I" r~rcs,itV
70 ...r-t .tt ..r'au fnr r..f "rtf 'N maj oe,~t
.r... .... % straight 60 mo ,~at - ne
f.. f. '.IrNs 'I' IIsff'-s ,.Fauss no hTrricd
..r. .r. frHs s.f.w = r"rrf1I r1r.urup Tho
... .,H. ..lA'' E enough '.f on ufi Nafb or'a'
sou. the % ... bottle 90 .'u'.. .uu'hlps = supply
'.r ....r ..#.. cyst. s.. '..".
Smyrna times., 1902-07-16
BOMBAY HOOK LIGHTHOUSE ROAD.
Pasy & Jones Contractors Selected BY the
Kent County Levy Court Will not be
Ready to Begin Work Until August.

Owing to the rush of business and
the constant use of the dredging ma
chimes with the Pusy & Jones Com
pany of Wilmington, the work of re.
pairing the Bombay Hook Light House
road has been materially delayed. The
Kent County Levy Court is anxious
to get the matter completed and when
the work is once begun it will be rush
ed through with the quickness of dis
patch. Chairman Baggs of the COM
mittee especially appointed to look
into repairing of the Lighthouse road
has received word from the contrac-
tors that they hope to begin work by
the first of August. All their machines
are in constant use at the present
time, and the special machine to be
used in the work on the marsh will
not be at leisure for two or three weeks
yet. 1t is hardly probable that the
road, if repaired by the middle of
August, will be of any advantage to
Woodland Beach this season, and in
the meantime the gasoline launches
are doing a thriving business.
The Kent County Levy Court he's
gone hard after the Democratic col
lectors of county taxes who are dis
covered to be in arrears in their re-
turns to the county. The county has
deputized Sheriff Reedy to seize upon
all the personal property and effects of
William L. Morris, well known col
lie ctor of Milford, and Mr.. Morris
property will be sold on July %, the
books of the county showing that he
is In arrears with his settlements to
the extent of 1900, which claim the
sale will satisfy.
Smyrna times., 1902-07-16
FAMOUS DELAWARE PEACH
PROMISES PAYING CROPS
MILLS OFFICIAL PEACH ESTIMATE FOR
PENINSULA PUT AT 2.35I $40 BASKETS.
Delaware Railroad Receives Encouraging Re.
ports From all Parts of PeninsuIa-Keifer
Pear Crops Figured at 362,345 Baskets.

Concerning the outlook for peaches
and pears, Special Agent I. N. Mills,
OF the Delaware Railroad Company
resident at CLAYTON says: ''There will
be about Onehslf crop of peaches,
which means wellfor growers. Where
there are too many peaches the fruit
becomes a glut on the market and
poor pricesare realized. With half
crop there is not much danger. All
danger of June drop is passed, and
peaches now growing will surely ripen
unless something unforeseen occurs.
''Pears are growing in large quanti-
ties. Many of the fruit growers who
tore up their peach orchards some
years ago on account of the yelIows
are now successfully growing pears
instead. The Delaware railroad is
carrying more fruit this year than was
ever known before. NJ ost of them are
of superb quality, and good prices
are being realized. Taken all in all,
this year will be a banner year for
fruit growers of Delaware and the
Eastern Shore of Maryland.
The figures received by Mr.. Mills
from the Delaware railrod and its
branches indicate that the crop will be
about ?, 351, AGO baskets of peaches and
1862, 345 baskets of pears. The esti-
mates are.
Peach estimate Delaware railroad,
1,O12, 800 baskets; Queen Annes and
Kent, 233, ,925; Delaware and Chesa-
peake, 386,915; Baltimore and Della
ware Bay, 1S4, 100; Cambridge and Sea-
ford, "a, $50; Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia (upper) J, 381, ,S75; Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia Cower), 57,-
295.
Pear stimate-Delawar railroad.
173, 425 baskets; Queen Anne's and
Kent, 1925; Delaware and Chesa-
peake, 22,sSO; Baltimore and Della
ware Bay, $500; Cambridge and Sea-
ford, 1875; Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia (upper), 22,S55; Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia (lower), 1885.
Smyrna times., 1902-07-16
DELAwARE'S POSITION AS PEACH STATE
Formerly Stood Second 10 Line of Produce
But is Now at Fourth Place.

The peach season in New York will
for the first time this year reveal
Georgia as the chief peach producing
State, says the New York Sun. Ten
years ago the four chief peach growing
States were Maryland, Delaware, New
Jersey and Georgia, in the order
named the number of peach trees in
each being as follows: Maryland, g.
100, 900; Delaware, 4,52O,O 600; New
Jersey, 4,4OO,OOO Georgia, 2,7sO, ,OOO.
Since then Georgia has largely in
creased its number of peach bearing
trees, in the other States there has
been decrease, the figures reported
IN 1901 being as follows: Georgia
100000; Maryland, 4,O15, 900; New
Jersey, 2,7OO, 900; Delaware, 2, 400. 600.
Smyrna times., 1902-07-16
DELAWARE MILITIA WILL ENcAMP.
Adiutant'General Orders National Guard TO
Go Into Camp September 9th.

Adjutant-G Gen eral 1. Pusey Wicker
shom last night issued an order direct.
ing the seven companies of the Ma
tional Guard of Delaware to go into a
seven days camp on the Homewood
farm, Newark Centre, commencing
September 6. The order was received
with joy by the members of the guard.
they having worked hard for years for
an encampment.
Already arrangements are being
made for the camp The local compan-
ie have requisitioned the Government
for'camp paraphernalia, and it is ex-
pected to arrive here next week. From
that time to the encampment date all
will be activity in State military cir
cles.
The expenses of the encampment, or
field day practice, as it is known under
the law, will be met out of the So, 900
fund which the State allows the mill
tary annually.
Smyrna times., 1902-07-16
DEATH OF MISS ANNIE FOxwELL.
Passed Away Monday Afternoon After a Lin.
gering illness, In Her 22nd Year.

The sad intelligence has reached
Smyrna of the death of Miss Annie
Foxwell daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett Foxwell, of Blacks Station.
Maryland, which occurred shortly
after four o'clock Monday afternoon.
She had been in failing health all
spring, and death was due to a COM
plication of diseases. She was in her
S2nd year.
There is much sympathy expressed
over the death of this young lady.
For SIX years she made her home with
the family of W. NJ. Lewis and was a
favorite with large number of Smyrna
folks. She was educated at our
Smyrna public schools and had she
continued a gear or so longer she
would have graduated with honor.
Possessed of bright and happy dispo-
sition she endeared herself to her cir
Gle of friends and there is general re-
gret that one just entering woman
hood with a promising future before
her, should be cut down in the bloom
of youth. The funeral Will take place
at her late residence at o'clock, to-
morrow, Thursday afternoon; inter
ment at Chester Cemetery, Chester
town, Md.