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siller'S Items.

Uue of the most remarkable ESCAPES from
death was experienced by 40 h x.eE aud fam
mily. near here, Suuda, A. they we're return
ing froas visit the horse hryz8r frightened
At several bugkjz- opposite John Frank s
house. Assistance was ssau ~ hAu3, and Sire
family managed 10 JamP from the aaEEF, al
ieF which the horSs became aumsa4Eeahle
apd started 90 u terrific pacr aaui Ae
reached the hun1e IF Oliver BslG5ugey, ~h-a
the buggy aud harness became detached igarn
the horse. The frightened aui=nsi continued
has pace autl he reached home. Tor family
escaped injury, Tbs baREy ard harsess f..-
ing slightly damaged
Joha Seipp aud Hgie. II baltimore 'EaaHt
last seek among friends here.
Miss Veras IaFackar. at n.ar here. spent
several days rcceHtly ylsisaag relative. % Bal
tImuve
Wesley Frank. ~ao has bern ill u5ra rag4
natisfn - lu4Truyiug-
Mr.. Riley. ri Ass7a,i,a, 3. r5..iiss hsr Us
ter. Mis-. Mary Boypf 81 lhs, place.
Samuel kAufnsn. slgy, daaga5rr aaI nses..
ii Dallastu~u. Pa. sF--ag FRIDAY aua satas
lay last yisigiag tirorse Hadaeker and alie.
near herr
Wa, B~utl-r saa uit- sre entertaining
friends FROM bainmuFe,
Mr. john N.fie7. 81 B4jiiasarv, g rs.'ssrsx
her -4slvr.5a az. Mr. Grgrev A!haaEh hrr~.
No Elizabeth Ag,.cr, ~aa hsA t,eea srfE
III irpua s35ghi stroke n' paralysis, e a-aafH
able 10 le abgBj.
George Sm.tb. aise ard asasht-s. ri avAF
SavdersburS. Re5r gursts 81 her F.45rsats. tisfF
Barber aud ~lfc GA Sas8ar.
Chat Wagner. al nrAs Ne-Iaaga-ier. IS y7s
sting bis SISTER. Mrs. tAAs G,iisesi, arar lrre.
Mss Clara Fo,&ert. 20 Ba.jfmaFr. D. sssst1aE
her parents, near here
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Personal Notes,

Louis Fl. Delman, of New Windsor, As
sistant State Librarian, left on Monday for
Niagara Falls to attend a meeting of the Ma
| tional Association of Librarians.
Prof S. Simpson, School Examiner, and
Miss Evelyn Jackson Rinker of the Westmin-
ster High School, have places on the program
of State Teachers Association, which meets
at Ocean City Monday night next, the 10Th.
Prof Simpson will deliver an address and
Miss Rinker will give recitation.
John Sittig, of Uniontown district. and son
August, of Baltimore, went to Oil City, Pa,
on Monday to spend several weeks.
T. Herbert Shriver, of Union Mills. attend
ed Commencement exercises at the Virginia
Military Institute this week, and the dedIca
ton of a monument 10 the battalion that
fought at New Market May Is, 1864. Mr..
Shriver was a cadet at the Institute at the
time the battalion was taken to New Market
and engaged in the severe battle there. The
cadets made fine showing, routing two Fed
eral regiments and capturing Capt Won hleis-
er's battery of four guns. The cadets suffered
severely in the battle. J. c. Toddes, Of Mt.
Airy, also attended.
VIM. F. Caple, wife and two children Of
Baltimore, visited his mother. Mrs. RebeccA
H. Caple, near Fnksburg, last Sunday.
After the closing exercises at St. Mary's
School, Govanstown, on Monday last. Rev
Father A. NJ. Femme was presented With sill
yer travelling cup by the students,
c. d. Barnitz and family. of Baltimore.
have returned TO Westminster for the summer.
Miss Hilda Grass. Of Westminster. was or
ganisi at the wedding Of Milton r. Kennel
aud Miss George orena Smiley, 10 6eltys.
burg, on Thursday Of last week.
Misses Eliza aud Eleanor BRINE have ~
turned to their home in Taneytown after
weeks visit to Misses Isabel and Henrietta
Roop, this city.
Rudolph Defenbaugh. Of Baltimore. j. vis.
iling bis uncle. Charles Brilliant, Manchester.
Joshua Bosley, OF Reister,iown. and David
Bosley. Of Baltimore, visited Mr. aud Mrs.
Z. V. Upton, Hampstead. this seek.
Recent arrivals 81 Winchester Place; Judge
Chas r. Reifsnider aud family; u. w. Tn
verzagt and family, New York Mrs.. Kate
Montague Bollin aud Miss Agnes Montague
Bnlhn. Columbia ). c.; Warren II. Cranp.
ton aud family Baltimore Misses Emma l..
Prichett aud Miss Emily u. Wright, Of I4ans-
dowue, Pa Miss NJ +. Nichols EaSion
Nd: Miss Matte ;. Hepburn aud Miss Edith
Martin Hepburn. OF Kent county. Nd. Miss
Virginia Ge,unill. Mrs. Anna rybou, Miss
c. l. Prailey, Mrs. NJ. l.. Scott, al Of Wash.
ingion. D. c.: Miss Annie smith, Miss Jennie
smith. Lawrence &. Rru3h. Robert Gris.
void, Wallace Mulrkland Edwln ;. houhte-
day and family. Of Baltimore.
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Died in this city at II O'Clock Wednesday
night June oath. He came to Westminster
last week AMI visited his brother Emanuel.
Several days later be was taken i'll, and grad
ually passed away
Mr.. Stouer was - years old last March. In
early life he was a tanner. but for many years
has been a farmer, near Warfeldsburg His
wife died several years ago, and his remains
were inferred at the graveyard al Stone Chap
el beside those of his wife, Friday.
Mr.. Sioner WAS the eldest of large family
Of children. Those surviving him are David
Stouer. Of Cniontowu John r. Stouer. Of
Frederick county Emanuel Stoner, of West.
minister Daniel Sioner. of Dayton, Ohio /;
Jacob Sloner, Of Union Bridge Mrs Augus-
tns Little, of Frederick county; and Mrs.
Mary I.aRue, Of Carroll
The children Of the deceased are Theodore.
Of Frederick county; Horario and Edward, Of
Carroll Mrs. Jehn Beggs, Of Baltimore. Mrs.
sMary Diehi, Of Carroll Mrs. Peter Cover.
OF MsTs;ou, aud Ms, Wm. f. Hemming-. OF
Philadelphia.
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Silver Run llemS.

Barylux lots have beeu lad st ID lhe nrw
ce1avterg. where tie seNtous he4s- s,9aa,
which viii he offered At pgb5lg safe vn szsaF
dSy ~ = esock.
The Lalheraa Sunday seso.s, 81. hali
celebration in ihls place. date later, b4t either
on the Ssh OF 10th Of Aagas'
There was a very qasei @esiaitsz u ihss
place on Sunday morning The contrasting
parties were Ms Flora Fl5ct5urrr, dAa2ateg
OF Mr. and Mrs. DAVID f3.es1assg. at Silver
Ran. and john Haagby9s, 81 Msebrrry. ihey
Scre married a, be ke.ersaed PaEssualsr 81
her pastor, Rev. SscuaFt HArunaa.
The harvest ia lhls community All tav >
fairly good one, and iArmrrs stl esmueuc~
10 cuI grain A. soon - the Ncatar. permits
Hereert N. LipPg was ra@gsaS 'Fsruas lH
Baltimore aud Howard e1auIy la~s ~ees. H.
returned bone On atssizy-
Mrs. Nelsan kaBkerg and ibEvf, dAHS
Of Hanover, are visiting Der parents Ag ami
Mrs Amos Bowman and ulaeE relatives DO
this pisce.
Fred Bar~ager. II Wea'z 2. q. aaa >
siadeui At Gettysburg College. wls sassgaus
friends ia this place over SUNDAY.
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Has nakiag IS retarded by the almost oou
tiau3us raia. That eut cauno, cure.
Farmers ~il cut soule grain this week IN
lb is urfghborbo0d II the weather Is IN coadi-
gsou.
Thieves are active 10 this vicinity; SOME
even stealing bog feed
Sane persoa gave poison to s sAiuable dog
belonging to James Hahn aud the aaimag j.
anl expected 10 recover.
William X. Leppo aud family sFeRg Sunday
slIh Edward Taste
John kroh, Conrad Warehime. and VIM.
Legpo, have each purchased GeN MeCor.
mick binder
The friends here OF Charles kroh. OF Wa
veriy. Kansas. were notified Of bis death last
xeea from erysipeIas Mr. hroh was a native
of Manchester district and son Of the late
John kroh. Of near lineboro. He was East
aud visited friends few months ago for has
health returning home about Christmas, feel
iug well aud 10 good health. He attended the
funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Susan Hawk, OF
Harvey Md. a lew days before he left for
home. He is Survived By his wife. one daagh-
Ter aud three sons two slsters-MrS. James
Slreyg. Of Mayberry Mrs Edward Weaver,
Of raneytown. aud two brothers. Geo. kroh
of Kakoo. Missouri and john \. hroh, OF
Bachman's Valley.
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; F. Lewis has bis mes hou,, nearly COIN
pleted.
Edward. the wear old son OF .. ?. Elem
ing aud wife. fell from a ladder ia the barn
on Friday Of last week aud was seriously burt.
He is improving Al this writing.
John Harrison, Is prominrns farmer 81
Freedom district died June 9th after al ~
ness of about three weeks Of heart disease. IN
the 73rd year Of his age He leaves "a widow
aud five chiiren-two sons and three daHgnt
ers-HowArd. Harrison, Mrs. Perry f. Chan
ey, aud Mrs. George NJ. CLANCY, OF this place:
Hampton Harrison and Mrs. John W. Low
cry. of Baltimore. His remains were inferred
at Morgan Chapel. on jane S'h, Rev. G. W.
Cecil officiating. The pallbearers we're Jos
eph Brandenburg, George II. Pickett, j.
Francis Leatherwood, William Il. Fleming.
Lloyd Buckingham and Charles Porter.
The Sunday school at this place is in -four
ishing condition, under the skillful manage
ment Of Mrs Bessie Sauble, superintendent.
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Harney Items.

r. 5 Ey.er ant SHE. OF Stspp~asiasg ps-
arr sssstgug tErIs psareats, Mr.. L. EylTr. and
NJ u. H. H~sslH. ~ gass place
H. Bssbop, a a~it kaasa souak aaan 81
H4rues, teAse- AaadaY sos Nr~ York sssy
uarrs h. ats8.fs ia rsrH tke haTirf trade
sz.* Nahday ryesiax 'rsv~}uE man gave
Is sea.4-r an the streets lie fos4 ~ A.s trAs
r.- ar,aaJ tEe ~as.d. sad eSraaaxc4 cfasass
arid a-sa ea.aE~i ars faer t-4m haGch rhar
aeGar he IRISH. an# 8hep ca Hack before ths
f-eass'e rge. Ia suFa a asAneer lA&s tee Fea
.r have naE ,s4 az.rs.I gartE sits a. bu~
.aHy hasaAs usAa eaas4 is s4ea lbtuEs lie
aEsst xtsfsrsi a .as 70 hAasB ~ i4esaaurra.
) Maagfes bekrara.i~ s7fs ID J Ecsea
18-. aaa a ss.s.IvrE at NJ y Nsrs Cats~ge,
ass sr.asar,3 hatsss tsg BE- sasla8rf yslA;ssa.
? Nrsraasrr as3r ais .aHes cigar roste
class ~~rk
4 great ssaauls~s at ass y5fsseas eKgegi q, b.
grr.ssts az tie su4s ass says - GrylystsaFE.
NaE tAzsnrrs ara waEtfrst serg aaarh ty+a-
eerassE Sheer harvest The srAsu and ssAss
ar~ So Is H. ,st and gb- raEs = sro~8ag. and
7ereae5u. u5 Atgragiau an accaaaI Of frvv}ueut
ratnt-
Ta- rrFsags ,hsI the lia-a~y CoFa~s BAni
has dssss#pde8 j. not fsssr lAss >alaFs.ay
afzHs 3heg a~fe aa GAr 0f*gis trFm @as5i ! I
) le&. and GA- .A4.I ~iih ~Aseh The Young
snru fssFr4 sl~suaasirs3es fha. lAr8r anaasisuus
are IS exces q Ba..g nat 4ssbaad.
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Inrsresrsa In LarEe Estale.

Ma. wu. D. Lowell. e Svw Nindsas, Is
very akelg % share ia ghr 8syi,tea of lbe large
esss.e 1T, b. Jaik~ TbuaaAs l.~saasd. founder
81 Pr4ucrtan lasvvrssiy. judge Leonard died
Ab5at one baadrrt yrags aga. scauns \ ssa
psu4.dsms iss the Distribution % b.. estate
sasoas hss grandchildren sr sh~Ir hesrs-
Tho estate vsub5sc-z tll3cs tor 1900 acres e
lznH On deep Ran River. Sc@ JsfsrF. io,
90 acres 10 tAr shores % GFrat ~ HarbaF.
S51 acr~s near Pratv3aa. 80 acres uu Cagr
Fear Bsves. Sar1h Carolina, AND praaAc.ak
gssal zatns 4.s far same state
The laa4 s, ~ pres~at occupied - p+'epse
hasiseE .'s4aaiiers deeds. lhr ss4i uf Jadke
ll-eaasd 5 ia tae haad. % Wm- Her-a, an
attorney 81 Gvttysbark. Pa. ~ha, sl1h lhass.
Waaan4aksr. nrssbeg q che PHILADELPHIA
bas, j. grvsa4ng iAs-sr sl44ms- Toe attorneys
ssv that the estate all b. settled "a Juis. and
taat each hc4r wiIi receive abogg $50 90
M. lowell IS daughter 81 Jacob Sines.
ser sud Mar, SsaaFcr. and Mr. sIoaaSeF' =
saotnrr was ; Leonard FORMERLY 81 Adams
raaugy. p Several moalhs aEo Ms lowell
furnished attorney Hsrsh ~ilh al lhr facts
Conserving her ancestors
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Friu Laba hiss begun ~ors On bis Bew
hasidiag,
Preparations arv beng made for grand
ROYAL Ageauum plcnlc bg Nt. Airy Council,
No. LOOT, ia Wild Wood PARK, jolly 4gh. be
ginning Il . q clock A. IA. The Brownsville
Band all be present. several good speakers.
anA singing IS male voices.
Mrs Albert Harrisot j. sIGk a. this time.
Miss Amelia Baker, ct Morgan, has barn
amending some time with friends and relatives
near here
John klee has the foundation up Or BIZ
new building " H. Hood has begun wura
eu the Foundation Tor an addition tn hi- STORE.
j. Watkins and Miss Bessie Lowman spent
sunday al Mrs. Thomas Lowman's Mrs.
Henry Clary Is visiting 10 Baltimore.
The farmers have commenced harvesting /:
il Is the coolest harvest they have had Tor some
liun-.
The Cbi!dreus service held Al the N. +.
Church South, Sunday nj ght, was We j attend
ed. the church Mas crowded aud many cOu'd
not get inside.
l.. b. Norwood, OF Baltimore. spent Satur-
day and Sunday here.
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western Maryland College Notes.

President Lewis left the latter part Of last
week for Adrian College, Michigan, to take
charge of the com mencement exercises which
closed there on the 9th.
Dr. Rich, the Professor Of Chemistry, will
spend the summer at bis home in Plymouth.
Mass
Prof. Leon Sampaix. Of the department Of
Music, will. as usual. pass his vacation with
his mother and sisters 10 Liege, Belgium.
He sailed from New York, on the Goth, in the
Red Star steamship Finland for Antwerp.
Prof George S. Wills, the head of the Eng
lsh Department was married in Romney,
W. Va, on the oath to Miss Georgia Merillat
Chichester, and. with his bride, will pass the
summer in North Carolina.
John R. Bosley. NJ. D.. of Baltimore, class
Of 1896, was present at Commencement and
received the degree of A. NJ. He has entered
the L. S. Army as Surgeon, aud on the 18th
was assigned to duty at Governors Island,
the Headquarters of the Department Of the
Fast
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BLACK CONDUCTOR MoBBED.
Men or Howells, Ind, Drive All Ne
groes Out OF Town

An lndianapa.s, special 10 The New York
san oi June p says
When the futcu,rpau car from Evansville 10
Howelis reached tue latter place last night
and was found ~ be ta charge oi negro cou.
duetor named George jrr1ue dozen angry
mea bearded the car and gave him an IN
mcrcifm beating. They ordered h'W not 20
attempt ID ruu Is car INTO the town again.
Jerome was uoJ accused Of any ottense, bat
vas glad 10 give up his Job The company
saws il will not employ negro conductors again.
The beating Of the negro created great ex'
element. an1 men patrolled the streets de-
r1arit Z wtr GA the colored race. Near md
night lhrep other negroes were found hidden
IN The railroad Yards aud they were srt upon
aud all 81 them mon. 81 less injured with
stones aud sticks ia the haads of the whites.
The people seemed beside themselves With
rage. hut 90 one could assign any reason.
except hat no negroes were wanted IA the
town Two families Of colored people living
10 TO, outskirts Of the town fed.
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west Falls Items,

Mrs Amelia LowmAu lost very iiar cos
last Saturday evening. A very seyrre ram
and Wind storm visited this section fhAl esru-
ing and The @aley Nas vers high aut shtr
crossing bridge that pas covered ~lgh wstE~r
the coz stepped over the ridge % ghe bridge
and Was drowned.
John l4owmAE Is on the sick lisl
The West Fails children service lssi sun
day morning wAs = pronounced succr~s-
Miss Etiie Crawford Is ytsig,Hg friends la
Eligou City,
Elmer kgeglo Of Westminster Harr. Ban~s
aud Walter Horton Of Taylorsuil- visited
Oscar Hood aud vile last Saturday uteh, aud
Sunday.
Ernest Clary and wiie visited Mrs- Ra'u,
Hood last Sunday.
Miss Cieia Mcclellan. Of Mt Airy. visited
Mrs, Edward Shipley, SUNDAY.
Farmers are cutting wheat II this writing.
The health Of the community good sltb
the exception OF oae or tw3 eases If measles
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Blackburn For German.

LrxtSaraN. KY, June 22-United States
Senator ]. c. ;. Blackburn accompanied BY
wife. Stnpped over here yesterday, returning
10 his home ia Woodford county from Wash
iagton. Senator Blackburn SAID he would
take - needed rest at home. When asked
regarding the Democratic nominee Tor Fresi-
dent. Senator Blackburn said
"Garman Of Maryland appears TO be the
man to unite the party. he appears TO be the
choice ii the people whom met in Washing
ION ia Gorman we would not encounter the
f-,g which caused the capitalists to shrink
from Mr.. Bryan. He has the confidence OF
capital and labor also In my opinion, the
the names OF Cleveland and Bryan had better
not be brought prominently into the eonVen
tiau
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weatner Recora for the week

June 20-mercury 80 at a. m. and 81 at >
.. m.; thunder gust. followed by heavy
showers June I4-mereury 81 1T Z "a. N. and
II at ? D. m: rain at , a. m; generally
clear. June 22-mercury &C at : Il. m. and
II at 9 p. M; fair; cloudy after 2 p. m, with
high wind June 23-mercury So at I a, IN.
and 80 at p. M; rain until p. M, followed
by clearing weather. June 24-mercury 50
at a. m. and 65 at = D. M; fair and blns.
terry; showery between and $50 D. m. June
25-mercury "a at a. m. aud 90 at 2 p. m.
showery; clear after 4 p. M. June 26-mer-
curry 81 at a. IN. and GA at = p. M; fog and
mist: rain after l.30 p. IN.
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wOOdbine Items.

AIher, Andetfuhren, W. ). ), u the Baf
talo. is visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Kroner Of this
place Mr. Auderfuhren during the last tive
weeks hiss crossed the Atlantic twice from
New York TO Gsbralier, made round trip
from New York TO Newport News, Va, and
back. received ten days iurlough aud arrived
here Sunday afternoon.
Harry Wolf had q ine horse killed 10y the
cars last Monday At Morgan. The horse got
away from Mr.. Wolf aud tell through the
culyert in front of the station where he was
ran over aud killed before he could be gotten
out.
Farmers have been greatly pm back with
their harvesting by the rainy weather. The
has crop is very short, and wheat will not
come up to what il was expected a few months
ago.
Woodbine Lutheran Sunday school held
their Chidrens day services last Sunday
morning.
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Change Of Schedule W. Md. R. R.

On Jane 81 change was made in the time
table of the Western Maryland Railroad.
Trains will leave Baltimore. going west, at
g. 80. s.l5 and TO- II a. m, and 3.22, 4.0S, 5,
g. 10 and 1855 p. m; Westminster at 5.3s,
953 and 1888 u. m. aud AS, 5.42, 6.2l,
s. Is p. m. and II So midnight.
Leave Westminster, going east, at $40, 8,
7.03, s24 and g. a. m, and l.20, 4.27 and
cor p. IN.
Sunday trains leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and intermediate stations, at S5 a.
IN. and 2. 50 and 10. SO p. m. Leave West
minister at 10 a. IN. and 4. II p. m. Leave
Westminster for Baltimore at 6.46 and g. So a.
~. and 4. As aud 6.07 ?. IN.
The full time table will be found on the
fourth page of this issue.
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Hanover. Littlestown And westminster.

The Littestown Pa Independent, of
kuAe 20, is very enthusiastic over the exten-
sion of the trolley line from Hanover TO that
place. and from there to Gettysburg and West
minister. The Chambersburg road IS TO be
extended to Gettysburg. 1t is said the CON
ncctions aud extensions are to be made within
a year. and part will be finished this summer.
The men behind the work mean business, says
the [udependent, and are Messrs G. H. Dut
terra, George s. Hump, W. R. Robinson, 5;
D. Mehring, Henry Boyer, W. F. Grouse and
Others. We hope the statement is true and
that the work viii speedily begin and continue
until finished.
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Pleasant Valley Items,

Miss Annie Hahn is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Netue Ebaugh, of CarroIlton.
Mrs. SalIe Kline, OF Baltimore, visited her
parents, Noah Fleagle and wife. near this
place.
L. C. YingIing, wife and two daughters
spent from Friday until Sunday with Mrs.
Y. 5 sister Mrs Annie Haines aud family at
Owings Mills.
The new P. 0. S. of A hall is being paint
ed and presents very fine appearance. The
interior is very attractive. Oliver Handley,
painter.
john L. Huff, of York, Pa, spent several
DAYS with his sister, Mrs. Edmond A. Frock.
Mrs. Jane Wantz, of Tyrone, is visiting her
son, Fl. I. Wantz and family.
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Mr.. Edwin warield.
From the Maryland Republican.

Mr.. Edwin Warield has made formal an
nouneement OF his candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor. We have
heretofore commendedMr. Warfeld to the peo-
PIE of Anne Arundel and eSpoused his eandi
dacy. We believe and know him to be in every
respect a most suitable man for Governor and
he is, without doubt. the most available man
to nominate at this time. Thus far there APP
pears to be no opposition to Mr.. Warheld and
il would be we'll if none were made. The
psople are with him and want him. Let the
politicians fall in behind the people and nom
mate him by acclamation. With him as the
candidate. thus nominated, the campaign
Would begin and end with an enthusiasm which
would surely bring success and victory.
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George White. the negro who assaulted and
murdered Miss Helen Bishop last week was
taken from the New Castle County Del
Warehouse at an early hour Tuesday morning
by an Infatuated mob and burned at the stake.
The scene was the very spot where the crime
was committed A fierce battle took place at
the workhouse before the mob got possession
Of its victim Many shots were fired by the
guard in the building, aud were returned by
the lynchers, large numbers Of whom were
provided with pistols and guns. During the
attack on the workhouse over 300 shots were
fired by the keeper and his deputies and the
attacking party aud six OF the latter were Sc
verely wounded White made full COMES
sion. Nearly 100 policemen tred to rescue
the negro. but the avengers drove them into
the woods. A small boy was killed in the at
tack.
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Death OF Well Known Persons.
AMELIA K. BRINE,

AMELIA Z. HIRNIE,
Widow of Rogers Brine. Of Glen Burn,
her Seth year. She leaves the following chill
dren Major Rogers BRINE, L. 5. A., Gov
ernor's Island, n. Y. Upton Birnie. Phia-
delpha Mrs. Dr. R. L. Amman, EmmitS,
burg Mrs. George W Clabaugh, Omaha
Neb.; DR.. Clotworthy, George II. and Miss
Amelia II. Birnie and Mrs. NJ. b. Scarbor.
oGgh, of Taaeytown. Her remains were in,
tered at Piney Creek Presbyterian Cemetery
June -.
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MARRIED.

on May 81 1903, at the parsonage of the Reformed
church. manchester Md by Rev. 5. NJ. Roeder,
Harry NJ Sacks Of Harrisburg, Pa, and Miss Mag
gle C. Markell, of Lineboro, Md.
At the home OF the groom. near Long, Md; June
90 1905 by Elder WR. II. Franklin, Earl Warner
and Mrs Caroline Warner, both of Carroll CO.. Md.
Near Franklinville Nd June 20. 1908, by Elder
VIM H Franklin, Edgar L. Shipley and Miss Maud
E. Flemming, both of Carroll county Nd.
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Loot Charges In Manila.

Mania. June - The charges that Amer
lean officers looted public buildings in Manila
after the surrender Of the city in 1898 have
been revived, and may possibly lead to formal
investigation.
Recently the authorities endeayored to 10
cate certain pictures and ar, objects belonging
the municipal museum, and the inquiry showed
they had been given to a Filipino to take care
of after the surrender. The Filipino offers to
prove that some officers received the pictures,
and it is claimed that u former staff otheer
abstracteda silver service from the MalacAaah
palace.
The Government may ask the War Depart
ment TO investigate.