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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
THE HEIGHT OF NEANNESS.
AN UNFORGIVABLE JOKE AT
ANNAPOLIS CLUB.
The Members Swear All Sorts of
Revenge On The Per-

Even though the joke was played
last Tuesday night there are many
members of the Annapolis Club who
have not, as yet, been placated for
the Jolt TO their tender feelings. They
swear all sorts of revenge TO sthe per
petrators and those who appreciate
what the shock to their systems must
have been concur in the .opinion that
punishment would be deserved.
The joke was played in the Annapol-
itan Club rooms where a large proper
tion of the membership had gathered
TO listen TO the election returns. Ar.
rangements had been made whereby
the returns were to be taken TO the
club rooms by messenger boy. Those
who were in the joke had secured a
boy who could be handled to their best
interests He was provided with a
cap on which was printed the bulle-
tin service he was supposed to repre-
sent.
After the jokers had sent in a few
general bulletins TO the effect that the
count throughout the country had
not been completed sufficiently to tell
how the election was going, real
"newsy" ones began TO arrive. The
first one stated that twenty-six coun-
ties of western New York had given
Parker heavy majority. This was
followed by another TO the effect that
Indiana, Illinois and West Virginia
had gone overwhelmingly for Parker
Then it was that the many Demo
cratic members of the club, chief
among whom was Mr.. James w.
Owens, proceeded to felicitate each
other on the success of their party
They proceeded to invent reasons and
causes for the defeat of RooseveIt and
ragged their Republican companions
numerically over their defeat.
They were in the midst of their
mutual admiration love feast when a
bulletin was received to the effect
that the New York Herald stated
New York had gone for Parker. Then
the bulletins began TO arrive in rapid
succession, each and every one making
the election of Parker more certain.
The pride of the Democratic members
grew apace and suspenders and vest
buttons were flying in every direction
as their pride expanded. Then il was
that the real and genuine bulletins
were allowed to come forward. From
the high pinnacle of transcendant
bliss to the bitterest depths of despair
the jubilant members we're cast. II
took them some little time to appre-
ciate the hoax which had been played
on them. Their rage knew no bounds
and the-other members were glad TO
seek safety in flight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
Naval Academy Items

Lieutenant A. q. Kavanaugh, re-
Gently detailed for service at the Ma.
val Academy, reported for duty at
the Academy this morning.
Midshipman Charles q. Gill. who
was seriously injured in football prac-
tice nearly two weeks since, is report
ed as very much improved.
Major L. Karmany has been direct
ed to report at the Washington Marine
Barracks. His orders call for his ser
vices in connection with a marine ex-
amining board which will convene at
the Marine Barracks on November l5.s
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
Bishops Guild Tea

The Bishops Guild Of st. Anne's
parish is getting up its annual mis-
sionary box. whichss the custom every
Christmas To this end the Guild
has sent out cards as follows: "Will
you, or some member Of your family
drop in at the Mission Room on Prince
George street on Wednesday afternoon
November Is, from 4 TO z O'Clock, for
cup of tea or hot chocolate. The
admission fee of 10 cents entities you
TO this with cake. Please come aud
help your missionary box"
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iaf For Sale imt
The Valuable Property Owned
by Mrs. julia Clason, in
the City OF Annapolis.

The THREE-STORY BRIG X
DWELLING, corner of Green and Duke
of Gloucester street, now occupied by
the Judges of the Court of Appeals. Also
the THREG-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING adjoining on the same lot, Now
occupied by J. Guy Thompson. Esq /.
as a residence These houses have all
modern improvements and will be sold
on reasonable terms. For further in
formation apply to
GRAFTON d. RIDOUr,
Agent for Owner.
zoo Main Street. Annapolis, Md. nI2m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
Bruised Her Face

7 Appearances woull seem to indicate
that John Sims does not believe that
prejudice is a good thing. While
John does not exactly call it prejudice
he calls it bias. The bias in this case
happened to be Stella Bias. Not lik-
ing bias John caused his fist to come
in violent collision with Stella's face
with the result of causing a severe
bruise. He was arrested ON the charge
Of assault and fined 81 by Squire
Feldmeyer this morning.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
Coming Weddings.

On Monday the wedding of Miss
Anna Elizabeth Hutchinson, daughter
of Mrs. Alexander Hutchinson, of this
city, and Mr.. William Grose O'Connell
Of Dallas, Texas, will take place.
On Wednesday next, November 16,
the marriage of Miss Helen johnson,
daughter Of Mrs. Edmund Quinlan,
and Mr.. William O. COugblin, of
Alameda, Cal, will take place at st.
Mary's Church.
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VIII organize Boot Ban Team

An effort is being made on the part
Of the members of the independent
Hose Company to organize football
eleven. There is some very good ma
terial in the organization and it is
hoped that strong team can be Sc
cured. Several candidates have ex-
pressed their intention of joining and
it will be a matter of but few. days
before the organization is affected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
Dance Friday Night

The Friday dancing class taught by
Miss Robb and Miss Tate at the As
sembly Rooms was well attended last
night. The younger pupils attended in
the afternoon The class IS large one
and much interest is being manifested.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12

The Monday Shakespeare Glass will
meet on Monday evening at s O'Clock
at Miss Amelia Pinkney's residence,
corner Church Circle aud Duke OF
Gloucester street. The class will
take up the study of Macbeth under
the instruction of Miss NJ. Louise Ed
wards, of Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
Good Receipts

The oyster supper held last We'd
nesday night at Memorial Church,
south River Neck, cleared over 500.
The receipts one night were $40. Rev.
Mr. Flemming is pastor. The pro-
ceeds for the benefit Of the church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12

Three marriage Licenses were grant
ed today as follows:
Wm. q. O'Connell, 81. Dallas,
Texas, Anna f. Hutchinson, 21, An
napolis.
Stephen J. Kowalenski, "a. South
Baltimore, Sophie Cywinski, 10, South
Baltimore.
Benjamin Holland, %; Annapolis.
colored. Louisa Sims. l9; Annapolis,
colored.
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Divorce Granted

Judge James Revell granted a di-
yorce today TO Samuel Brown from
his wife Victoria Brown. through
his counsel, Z. Arlington Thompson.
Cruelty was alleged in the petition.
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s1f Houses and Lots For Sale. IEMf

One SIX ROOM COTTAGE on First
street for sale. Lot Zoe feet front by
400 feet deep. Cheap.
Lot Of beautiful lots, 50 feet frontby 233
feet deep. for sixty dollars. Plenty of
other lots ranging from sixty dollars up
to FIVE hundred.
One HOUSE on Sixth Street, 40 feet
front 2I2 feet deep. Cash price $500.
One on Adams Street. One on Chesa-
peake Avenue. One on Fourth Street.
Apply to A. X. YOUNG'S Store,
Eastport. Md
Ist St. and Pay Ridge Avenue. nI2m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
More Sand

Among the arrivals in port this
morning is the Wanderer, Captain
Scott She was loaded with sand for
local contractors.
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ashore Room For Rent.

That desirable STORE ROOM at ia
VAN Street. formerly occupied by Fred
,srick .Schoen, Ladies Tailor. One Of the
very best stands in the city. Apply to
M HARRY l. HOPKINS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12

Come in and inspect our Fall and
Winter Lines of Samples. 500 samples
,to select from. All orders left in care OF
VI. L. Clark of the Hub. Guarantee
perfect fit or no money. ol9Im
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Hoo AZ caryel Hall

A very large attendance is expected
tonight at the regular Saturday night
hop at Carvel Hall
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
USE FORCE IF NECESSARY,

but make the male member otyour
family dress as gentlemen should,
as any man who can buy ana
won't buy should be made to buy
and not 90 around looking shabby
through indifference. Send them to
Theisz's. where the most stylish
and swell looking furnishings are
always to be had at such reason
able prices that no man can KICK
over.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-12
WANTS. LOST. FOR SALE

Wants For Sale For Rent Lost Found, 81
not exceeding 4 liues, inserted ONE WEEK,
less, tor 10 Cents, and additional lines In pr
DCrtion-to oe accompanied hv the CASH
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MOTICE
WVorkingmen's Building and
Loan Association OF Anna
polls, A. A. Co., Md.

The regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Workingmen' Build
ing and Loan Association of Annapolis,
A. A. County. Md will be held in the
Office of the Association, on
Wednesday, November 10, 1904,
AT So'CLoCKP NJ.
For the purpose OF electing a Board Of
Directors for the ensuing year. A full
attendance is requested, BY order,
LOUIS H. REIN, Presdt.
SAMUEL JICKLING. Secretary. nItd
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RumorS Circulated in st. Peters
burg That One Has Taken
Place of Port Arthur.
no CONFIRMATION OBTAINED.
Ii is Said That Two Russian and -Four
japanese %Battleships We're sunk
IN the Fight.
Rr. Adm. Togo Reports That Part Of
the Fleet Bombsrded the West
Coast Of the Lao Tung
Peninsula.

Nagasad. June 1f.-Nayal experts
believe hat the Russians are working
hard 20 clear the entrance to Port Ar
thur with the intention OF making the
escape OF their fleet effective. The
Russian feet az Por, Arthur "a osti-
mated 20 consist Of is vessels. large
and small. besides II dcstroyers.
ST. Petersburg. juno ll-Ambassa
dor Mccormick says the story that he
has been coldiy treated by Russian So
ciety because as a part Of his Official
duties De takes care OF japanese in
tcrcsts or as a consequence Of the sup
posed f~riendlincss ia the United States
toward Japan.
ST Petersburg. June 1.-The gen
cral STATS adviccs are that nothing OF
exceptional gravity has taken place az
Port Arthur during the last Few dayr.
but that decisive events are expected
daily.
St Petersburg. June l3-Rumors
are tn circulation here 90 the effect
that q great naval battle has taken
place of Port Arthur in which two
Russian ana four Japanese hat'ieships
were sunk No confirmation of the ru-
NOR can Dee obtained
Toxic. June 13.-Rr. Adm. Togo rr-
ports that on Tuesday a part of the
ncct b~omhardcd tho west corst OF tle
Lao Tung peninsula near Kai Chan
O drove back a military train that
was a-pnroachinr -sonhward 81,
trains have boon soon SINCE d en.
omv was driving In froons and throw
ina ND works evidently e,ne,finr a
landing OF the ON that point
and making adj nrcnarat.ons 10 n-a
vent &C.. small eunhoafs sent close Ina
hv Rr Adm TOGO h-omhariod tho Rms
SLAMS at work and Do Is believed rau.-
cI considerable damaec
Tho military commission aes.en.i
io bury tho Russian dead .n the haf.
te of Nan shan hin AZ Kin Chou MAY
rs. presented lbs nual renort sunday.
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MRS. ELIAS GOES FREE.
Acquitted Of the Charge of sisekmslt
ing Millionaire John r. Piatt

New York. June f1.-Mrs. hannah
Elias. the Negro woman who was ar
rested and charged with obtaining
nearly S70o.o0r from Millionaire John
r. Plat. was discharged Tuesday after
roc on motion Of Assistant District
Attorney Rand. acting for District At.
torney Jerome. al the conclusion OF the
testimony OF John r. Plat. IS years
old. the millionaire. who caused he-
arrest for eNtortion. Mr.. Plat proved
a disappointing witness. To questions
bearing directly on the charges on
which the woman's arrest was made
ne answered repeatedly Il don't know
His heiplessness and his apparently
unreliable memory surprised those who
attended his examination. He did not
remember whether he had given Mrs.
Elias large sums Of money during the
past ten years. as charged. and did
not remember signing certain OF the
papers tn connection with his charges
against her. The ordeal was a trying
one fer the aged man and his replies
became scarcely audible toward the
last. AS soon as he had left the wit
ness chair Assistant District Attorney
Rand said.
Your honor. / think the parties 20
this miserable scandal ought 90 be al
lowed TO stew IN their own grease.
There Is no evidence before you that
viii possibly serve to hold this wom-
an ou a charge of eNtortion ! recon-
mend that she be discharged"
The magistrate thercupon discharr-
ed Tho woman immediately
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evssrs oF rHs eovsaNMsNr.
Honorary Board Of Filipino Commits
sioners Reaches Washington

Washington. June 1O-N embcrs OF
the honorary board cf Filipino COM
m~issioners to the louisiana purchase
exposition commission. reached Wash
ington at sos p. m. Thursday. and
from this point viii begin their tour
OF the United states as the guests of
the government The party consists
Of a. commissioner named by the civil
governor % the Philippines in accord
ance win an act Of congress appro-
priating $4,000 for their entertain
ment Of and several ladies. The Off
Ger IN charge is Hon. \. W. Fergus
son executive secretary OF the Phil
ippinc islands. while Thomas Harde-
man late captain United States volun-
teers. r. With She party as disbursins
officer The Washington visit viii con-
tnuc until Monday morning. when the
party viii start for New York and tie
New England states. A delegation Of
Washington business men and repre-
s~cntacivcs OF the war department met
the commissioner on their arrival
Under the train shed the commission
era were halted and President r X
Raymond. OF the Washington Business
Mems association. delivered a speech
Of welcome He greeted the visitors
as fellow citizens. and reminded them
that they We're in their national cap
itai and that hosts and guests were un-
der tho same flag Carriages then
were taken up Pennsylvania avenuc 20
the Arlington hotel. where hcadquaT.
;ors have been established Tor their
r.nrfss fr NHmrff--Hm-
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'assengerS Steamer Canada Bound
From Quebec For Montreal
Went to the Bottom.
PERSONS LOST THEIR LIVES.
he Other 1O5 People on Board
We're Rescued by the Collier
Cape Breton.
| the Excitement Some Of the Passen-
GERS Jumped Overheard and Were
Picked Up By Boats From
the Two Ships.

Montreal. June 13-The Richelieu
td ontario Navigation Co.'S steamer
knada. bound from Quebec for Mon
bal came into collision with the Do
linton Commercial Co.'S collier Cage
|reton. six miles below Sorel early
lnday Twenty minutes later the
knada went 20 the bottom. AT the
be Of the collision there were 10
Iople on board the Canada Five were
H.. the others were rescued.
/ The collision occurred just as dawn
b. breaking. The Cape Breton lay
4 the entrance OF the Lake St Peter
t%snnel waiting for daylight SO as 20
b. her way through. She was getting
hder way when the Canada. making
D. Sorei at fun speed. came into view.
. SO what the collision was due 90 and
% IS responsible for &c has not yet
n eu determined. for the officers of the
tnada decline TO talk. but from the
tatcmcnts given out 10 would appear
h. the Cape Breton had not got
j aiway on enough Go answer her rud-
u and that she swcrvcd cross the
b. RI the passenger boat. her bow
rlking the Canada just forward OF
n paddle box on the s"tarbOari side
O tearing its way half through Then
u Cape Breton swung clear and the
y o steamers came alongside one an-
bor.
Tho shock OF the collision aroused
n sleeping passenger The Canada
II once began 90 settle and as the
q ro Breton did not appear 10 be scri-
IS -f damaged the passengers were
n rriciiy transferred Co that steamer.
ii fhe excitement some oft The passcn-
q jumped overheard and were pick.
N up hy boats from tho Canada and
d Cape Breton. but a great majority
81 those on board did not become ex-
n cd while the discipline shown bs
n crew of the Canada was excellent.
twenty minutes later when tho Cam
ri won't down alongside the Cape Bro.
"A resting on her side Ia the mud. an
~ passengers who could DE found had
~ % transferred. Alfred Thiboault
~ bis two sons occupied "a state room
ar who're che Cape Broton's bow cn-
ei fhe Canada and Do is supposed
~ t they were killed I'm their berths.
body of the father was recovered
AL a 3 ir tho day but the remains of the
~ b. joins have not been found.
ionncttcrrc. the purscr. was seen
~ r The collision making his way 20
~ quarters on the lower deck with
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CONFEDERATE WEEK.
Nashville Decorated in Honor Of the
Veterans Wink Meet in Reunion.

Nashville. Tenn. June 13-This SIS
confederate week Ia Nashville. Ten
nesseo capital is decorated AS never
before in honor OF the veterans who
meet in reunion here from Tuesday %
Thursday.
Preparations ou an cnormcns scale
have beer completed for the entertain
ment OF the old c~onfcdcratcs Already
ihc vanguard of the coming thousands
has arrived. q generous welcome Dee
ing extended 10 is figured that the
numbers attending should approximate
o5.oU1 persons. 10000 ~ them voter
ans Confederate hotel FOR free enc
taiumont of thc old soldiers is prcpar-
ei to feed 10000 daily. Aside from
tho grand parade ON Thursday the iay-
ing of tho cornerstone OF the coufcd-
crate memorial on Wednesday VIII
Doc a distinctive feature 10 VIII be ac-
compauied hy masonic ceremonies and
Hers Wattcrson. editor of the Louis
vile Courier-lourual. viii deliver The
address. Gen. Stephen ID lee. com.
mandcr-in-chief of the United Confed.
crate Veterans association. is among
Che early arrivals tho demonstration
at his reception being notable.
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LONG RIDE.
Wridsway Failed TO CO 1000 Miles in
His Auto Without Stopping.

New York. June U.-Charles G..
Wridgway. who started Thursday
morning TO ride 1000 miles in an auto
mobile without stopping his motors.
arrived in this city on a round trip
from Boston Friday Wridgway had
completed the first 500 miles OF his
Journey in SO hours without sleep and
was a physical wreck. Il can't go on
said he. with a wild look as he pain
fully dismounted from his seat The
roads are fearful after the heavy rain
and / was in a driving rain half the
time"
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4 PRIVATE RACK.
,. D. Hssaln VIII Bviid = Road Frem
Eimerdorf to His Residence.

Lexiugtcn. Ky. June iS-it was an
nounced sunday that J. r. Hsgsin win
complete a private track from
the front gate Of Emendorf 10 his resi-
dence Arrangements have been ROM
picscd to connect 10 With the Paris
Lexington interurban line HaKkia
can then step IN his private car 10 New
York and not leave the car until he
steps out on his front porch. The TO-
tcrurhan electric lines connects with
the railroad. He Viii use the private
track mostly for hauling coal IND 9TH
er freight
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a LIFE PRISONER.
He Refuses to Accept the Conditional
Pardon Offered Him.

Hartford. Ct. June 10-Antonio
Sperano. a life prisoner at the state
penitentiary who on Monday last was
granted a conditional release by the
board Of pardons. has declined to ac-
cept the release. When informed CT
the condition OF his release. which was
that he should return to Italy, he o.
came very much e. cited and said: Il
can not go back 70 Italy and work for
IS cents a day. / would rather stay
in prison"
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TWENTY-FIVE WERE Hvsr.
The Stands at a Free Vaudeville SHOW
Collapsed.

R~arboursviiic. Ky. June 1t-nuring
a free vaudeville performance on the
public square one side OF THE stand.
containing ESQ people. collapsed The
braces and seats fen ia on them. and
many were Injured Most OF the crowd
was composed OF women. many %
whom had their babies with them.
The number OF women and children
hurt is about Is. james A FILLER. an
OH man Of this place was fatally In
fured.
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Newport. Ky. June li.-John W..
Egester Is the first colored man 90 be
admitted to- the practice OF law in
Campbell county. He passed the ex-
animation Friday as conducted by AZ
torneys A T. Root and NJ. r. Lock-
hart. Egester resides at Paducah. KY q.
and will practice there.
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Lexington. KY. June io.-County
Judge Frank A. Bullock. Of this conn
". and Miss Grace Hambrick. formerly
Of Woodford county. were married in
Louisville Thursday night Judge Bui-
lock IS frequently termed the Richard
Croker Of the Fsyetts county demoo-
racy.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL KNOX.
He Has Been Selected to Succeed the
late Senator Quay.

Philadelphia. June l0-Phnander C.
Knox. OF Plttsbure, attorney general
of the United States. was selected
Thursday 20 nh the seat In the United
States senate made vacant by the
death Of Matthew Stanley Quay He
will accept and serve 10y appointment
CT Gov. Pennypackor until March g.,
the date Of the expiration of the late
senator's commission. Unless political
complications should arise as 4 result
Of Thursdays action. be will be elected
for the fun term by the legislature.
which meets in January. IL is expect
ed that Attorney General Knox will re-
main in the cabinet until December.
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Chicago. June 13.-Editha. the nine
m~onths-old child Of Harold r. McCor-
mick and Edith Rockefeller Mccor-
mick. and a grandchild OF John ID.
Rockefeller. is dead at the family sum-
mer home in Glencoe The child had
been IN for some time.
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cover Cox. 80 -.

Newport Ky. June l3-The various
councils ~ tho junior % q. A. a.. q
Newport, Dayton and Bellevue. held
their annual memorial services sunday
afternoon az Evergreen cemetery.
They were assisted by several coun-
ellis. Daughters OF America 10 ths
three cities. who participated In tho
r-nrnmnnL..
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Paris. June i3-Edmond Bianc's
bay colt Ajax, by Flying Fox-Amis.
Sunday won the Grand Prix de Paris.
OF $40, 900. distance about one mile and
seven furIongs. this stable thus accom-
plishing the rare feat Of carrying on
three great events Of the year.
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Reslanea Ais Position.

Lexington. Ky. June u-Maj BY
roade. OF the United states infantry.
and commandant OF the battalion Of
cadets At Kentucky state college, ten
dered his resignation TO the board Of
trustees Friday night. The board In
structed President Patterson to select
hIa anccea.nr
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TWO MEN WILL DIE.
All the Doctors IN cioverpors Started
70 the Scene o. the Explosion.

Cioverdaic. Ky. June IA boiler
In a s-vmiu south Of this city blew up
Friday afternoon and seriously iniu--
% Charles Simms. his son and two
other men Tho men were badly acali-
cd and braiscd. and Sc IS reported that
two Vll die The sawmin and an the
machinery were completely dcmolish-
ed. All the physicians in The cIty have
been summoned no the scene of the ex-
uloafor