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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26
Children's Department.

Children's Department.
Potatocs-Edna Atwood, first, and Ber-
nard Atwood, second Sweet potatoes-R.
P Hines, jr. first and second Lima beans
Walter B. Myers first. and r. P. Hines,
jr., second. eabbage-Frank Harris first,
and Adelbert, 'Ousrer. second. Parsnips-
Walter B. Myers. fist and r. P. Hines. IT..
second. Beetsg7Waleer B. Myers, first, and
Ralph Bohrery second. String beans-Wal-
ter B. Myers first. and Theora Smith. sec
ond Tomatoes-Ralph Bohrer, first and
Adelbert Ousier, Second Pop corn-Wil
liam j. Hiness hrstp and r. p Hines. ir..
second. Sweet corrfrRoger Bean. first. and
Elizabeth Slaymaker. second Rad;shes-
r. P. Hines, jr.. first. Carrots-WaIter p
Myers, first, and r.. P. Hines, jr.. second.
Display of egetables-Adelbert Ousler'
first. and William J. Hines. second. Hand
sewing-Matilda Grimes. first, and Helen
first and second. Cotton crochet-Tbeoran
smith, first, and Elizabeth SIaymaker seq
ond. Worsted crochet-Edna WortbmiIIer
first. MISUNDERSTANDING Wortbmjller first
and Estelle Ricketts, second Knit
ting. any material-Rosa Powell first Sill
embroidery-M. w. Belt, first. and A Rob
rer, second. Hemstitehing-Ruth BuIla.
first. and Matilda Grimes. second Raffi9
work-D. Holman. first. and lillian sac
second Burnt wood work-Relle Roherf,
son, first, and Charles Keys. second dig
play of manual training work-BelIe Rob-
ertson, first and second. Painting in OLA
Bohrer. first. and Nina Jones. second
Painting in water color-Nina Jones. first
and r. P. Hines second. Crayon drawings,
Bohrer. first, and Margaret oliphant, Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26
Silk PetticOatS
(UnderDriCedN.

A new lot just received, duplicates
of those advertised two weeks ago
and sold before the day was over.
Made of rich quality of black
taffeta, with accordian-plaited ruff
f1e and dust ruf1e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26

Also the following item in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26
S3.05 Each.

Regular value, $500.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26

The mile dash was also a fine contest
The four horses were sent away on even
terms, and Bound Brook proceeded to open
up a gap of several lengths DR.. Lynch
gradually wore him down. however. and
succeeded in nipping him at the wire, win
ming by a short head. Lady Welback was
two lengths back and Enos finished a bad
last. DR.. Lynch was the favorite in the
betting. but Bound Brook was heavily play
ed to win, being backed down from 2 to 1
to even money. Summaries:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-26

Boys, Girls and Little {
at midsummer clearance pri<
average saving of a half to I
prices-and the goods are OF
kinds, latest styles and best qu
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SUPERB TRAIN WORK.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Makes
an Enyiab bic Record.

No story or the launching would ba
complete without a statement OF tho
superb manner in which the tremendous li
crowds that went by rail were hanaled
by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
The absolute compeency Of the ma mana ,,,
ment the equipment and trnnSporthtlon
departments WAS nbuEdantly httestcd,
when It Is staI cd that nearly hro thou
sand persou5 we're transported from ylrl-
Gus sections OF Virginia 70 the launching
By this great railway system. WI VOL
derful promptness and regularity ~
long, heavily laden trains were dispatch.
ed, one after another, until eleven OF an
average Of ten coaches were all on their
way to their seaport destinations.
Every train arrived and unloaded is
passengers in ample time for the launch
Ing. and not an accident, 50 far as known
at az, carly hour this morning. married
the railways record Some az tho trains
their return, - It is true. but this was imnla-
ierinl. None was late reaching Sewpors.
News.
President stevens. General passenger !
Agent Warthen and many other officials
Of the road were present as quests OF
tie shpya rt!, and Mr.. Stevens was
among those who spoke at tho banquict.
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braces and stays, the stills and beams
and props that held tho great weight sta
tionary upon It's inclined pathway to tho
decp. The moment was near hundreds
Of barrels Of tallow had been poured upon
thu groOScd ways upon which tho pom
derous keel rested, lest by any chance
tho vessel should hang upon tho ways,
us IN the case Of tho battlcship Mary
land, recently launched. This extra pre-
caution was amply auilicient. One by ono
the beams ana stills and the framework
of tho cradle In which tho vessel rested
were knocked from beneath 1t, ana AT
n few moments OF ], but one mighty
timber held the dog OF marine war IN
lcash. Presently the sound OF Il saw
could DO heard, coming from beneath
tho steel monster The grating noise
told tho Initiated that The ship would
soon be free, and all began nsnwait Will
rndoubled interest the auspucions moment
theS had Travelled mNes 10 mect,
Christencd With Firm Hand.
FINALLY after much saving, there Waa
a cracking sound, AZ ths last pealn
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AN IMMENSE CROWD.
Largest and Most Enthusiastic
Ever at a Launching.

ii . !
Especial FROM a Staff Correspondent.)
NEWBORN NEWS, VA, April 5.-The
crowd that witnessed the launching was
a most inspiring sight. Nevor before, per-
haps has there been gathered within
4 the same area such throng, certainly
none 10 representative Of peaceful COM
tnonwealth. 1t was q spectacle OF kale1do-
iscoplc splendor and beauty color
scheme that no artist could reproduce, O
sea Of humanity that surged and swayed
until It reached the roofs of the highest
buildings and then ebbed backward to the
very waters edge Gorgeous red In every
shade, blues from the palest azure. tur-a
quoise and baby blue to the dark blue
OF the navy and of tho uniforms OF the
army; yellow and orange, snowy white
aud cream and champagne shade oil
shone against the background of sombre
black. 1t was great human rainbow
Above all It was unlike a pictured canvas
that hangs motionless, however, bcauti-}
full; it was q constantly shifting scene OF
color and Of life. Such n gathering with
such perfect order is a wonderful sight.
one never to DO forgotten, because too
we'll worthy Of remembrance.
The Crowd Melts Away.
When the cheering had subsidized. aud
he latest addition to our navy had float-
ell Tar out into the James Cdusih WY
steamers and schooners and smnller craft
to scurry away, the great crowd began
to melt away with incredible swiftness
Tho vessel flpated far out swept to the
westward By the still incoming tide, on
whose flood she had been received. and
finally had 10 BIO taken In tow by tugs
and pulled back 10 her BERTH where she
will receive her machinery and, be COM
pleted. Those who had journeyed to the
scene could not witness n moro perfect
exhibition OF tho art OF tho shlp-buider,
for tho launching was mechanically as
faultless as the construction OF the craft.
Every detail was ideal. An carly April
day, the keenness offwhoso early air lad
been tempered by a forctaste OF May,
afforded a temperature az delightful as
could have been desired. The sun never
shone more brightly and with more CRATE
full fcrvor; the waters never mirrored Il
bluer Virginia sky. Nature smiled upon
the work Of mar and gave her benedic-
ton to a scene Of patriotic peace. And at
the close of that day the rays of the red
sun kissed tho river good night and
shadows fell upon 7he crowded little city,
wealcd by Its gigantic task.
Many Prominent People There.
1t was impossible TO procure complete
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' ,iven ttntloyrneut ct reitiuhcrative WAGES
~ 3,,,,,aabiIR tyf kef ttiaetis hnd every
IT 3,,n I, 4 \ onn;,, ana child felt peculiht
iSs ,,tI.is, Al, this latest product OF tue srea
sshrha & t;rnn tliis ship ana the 3th n %
N AZ ynrjois stages OF coinpletlen' iesr!y
w seven Thousand men have been en- lioS.'.'
" ,tl \. largo number VIII be ensaseu lor
" months to come. III l IL ij
Citv in Gala Attire. 81
yg Jfc city lad put on It's gaia ni.llI ~, ~
,,o,n,b cr its rticsts. and never in Its iis
l4oty las III l,ccn SO UNIVERSAL 5iecoiat,seu
ana so gracefully withal rs yes,onfaa ,l'
st'yirsiufa day. From 5oht end 81 Was.il.s-
8 Oh Avenue to the oilicr, down an, anu IN
beyond The ship-Said. every ptAlolhe WIS
II ahlaze With patriotic bunting MY, 'll.u J..
finttcr with lnyrqid ilass IN. nu''''oi'
x 4, IA ,ie,rons Of rcd. white and blue.
" ,j{5lr ft,ct tl,e reception accorded the Sfs VAST
n tJ,ronr of.4visitors that began q drive
v ,yiih@tho dawn md continued until after
IA noon hour was Ill for king, prince
@gjr In its masnifrence Not alone WIS y
wo,cone extended lin patriotic buhti hs !,
.851bo ized tie emergency before J,
md has, prepared TO feed and shelter any
* transport the moving restless tlde " NJ
,nanity TINT from 10 A. AL. iintil =. AZ,
~ sirgod rcsstlcssly toward the slip-Hai' ~.
X nilI thereafter efllhSi t'''
siti,o human spray among the builul'ss o.
The proud young city
The hungry, thirsty, tired thousana u
4 ana tens Of thousands found food she tcr
and refreshment-not free. or course, pu1
al most reasonable prices.
No city i'll The state could have done
better, IL any could have done so well.
Came III Great Numbers.
,onr- before the first trains began to
u nom their expectant human freight into
the city, vehicles and teams OF al sorts
nnd descriptions began wheeling noise
5lessly into the city and emptSlng their
= occupants upon the fast crowdihg tllo-
4 roughfare Tho street railways with
trailer ears attached to each motor car
hrought tie Hampton, Phoebus, Old Point.
and the Elizabeth City contingent. ana
from every direction they came, great
army of Nirginians.
III Shortly after 10 Nm. tho flrstltrnlnl
f,om Richmond pulled into crowded
station and poured forth its ten coacal- /
loads or humanity. Ere these had scat
tered. others came, and still others. with |
remarkable promptlless and precision, 1
ain after train came in and cnptied It
llYrls into the fast growing stream. that
swept slowly down upon tho scene OF the
is]ai;tiching until 1t was completely mum
Il dated. And still they came, Eleven
<lcns.,ly crowded Trains embracing IN
gtll more than a hundred coaches, rum
4 l1lcd into the little station BY the river
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drla; Rev. ana Mrs. Edward n. cnlsch
w. S. Cope and Times-D Dispatch R'cll-
mond: Judge aud Mrs. ". r. clon;on,
Inoad; Morrison Fitzgerald. Miss Irene
RICHMOND: Mr.. and Mrs
j. mes r. Gordon, Miss Gordon, Rich
mpnd; Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hickey. Eicll-
mond; Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Hnmqhrsys,
Bedford; Mr. and Mrs. j.. p. Kennedy
Miss Mary Lyons, NJ IS Helen Montague
Miss Belle Perkins Miss FRANCES Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs Phil. Taiaferro, Miss Helen
lVaddnl Richmond: j. G. Walker. MISS
Annie H. W;lkcr, Richmond; Mr.: ard
Mrs Wa ter Watson. Danv lie; Mr. and
Mrs, w ". Williamson .Danvllc; Mr..
and Mrs. l.. G. Younger. Miss. Grace Cum
n,ngham Colonel 10, Lane stern. assls-
liant inspec or-geneial Richmond; Card
uer =. 10; the, Alexandria; Miss Gslzellc
II lien. PR. r. l.. Montague. Rschmoud;
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Putra-1. Misses Put
nam New York: Horace r. Hosllns.
Suffolk; Or. S. r. Dorohoe. Phoebus;
Fairfax T. Montague. Richmond; Miss
Virginia NIcCandltsh, Saluda; Judga J.
NJ. Mullen Richmond; George W. Hnr-
rlngton and lady, MI. and Mrs. a. ran
FcKlIn, Beverly Brown, Urbana; Hon
ard Mrs. Richard b. Davis, Petersburg;
". W. Croxt-n. Danytle.
Rcar-Admiral and Mrs. c. w. Rae,
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Chief OF Bureau OF Steam Engineerns;
I1ear-Admiral w, l.. Capps. Chief or

Chief Of Bureau Of steam Engineerns;s
.l2ear-Admiral W, IT, Capps, Chief OF
Bureau OF Construction and Repair; Mr..
". y MaSLennan. Chief Of Warrant
Division OF Treasury; MI. nnd Mrs T.: l.;
Secretary Moody; MIS-. Is, p, CnahinpE
Charles Kenncdy. washington. Is. a..
Ion Harry I May yan Mnish,lng'oIp,'
o. Hon. and Mrs, Henry 9. Loudenss-
lager Waslngton r 81 I, H9n: on: E NaIa
Constructor Homer ~ ., l EersTsi1n Cam
romlnanderI W. NJ. Parks and daughter,,
lieutenant Commander and Mrs; ., &
i3ryun, lieutenant and Mrs; Milton ~
Reed lieutenant Henry G, ,Dinger, Kear-
Admiral aud Ml,s, q, NJ. Chester, super,
Mrs. W y. GulllagdsNN. New , Yo oIly e h,
%. ii, Anderson, New York city; Mr.. niu
Mrs. II. NJ, Smith, New York city; Ne
George Davidson, New York city; MI,
Charles II. Bates. New, York city; MI .T
and Mrs Eugene White sroIg2kiyHa FIRM n
ton. va; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex FurYes,
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Welded to Tho snw, and With barely per-
sceptblo tremor the great hull began to
fnpve. Forty Thousand pairs of eyes
wet.o focused upon the small stand nigh
nboSe the multitude, Nliereon stood tne
little iady WHO was To iiaino tho sreas
ship. There she stood. ,,neXcited. s IN
afraid, poisimE III her dainty little fin-
gers tie berlbboncd lottle Of wine. rs
the sreat lowering bow5lbegai to move
down the ways. Miss Montague, swi 1lls
Ing tile bottle III its enclosing 1fan,e,
WORK o wire at full length, OF me GU .l.i
tnat held IT. released it with suilicIan.
Il igor to send it crashing Into frnginents
Q e glass hganst the sides, at tho same ,,'i
moment shyng In torres clearly nuu XIII,
ivlrginln. Il IT vas not tho install form VI
Tor the word christen has fallet ..ll ~,
3titesuetuds very properly. being curr .a,..
rlsapplication Of terms. AS tho po ,I.l
or OF virginia wine crashed the iohi1ll. ".
LIQUID ran down tho sides OF me DOW;
ana md The Illuminate mass MS " llastelleu
BY this Godspeed, gradually guinea nv.
ineiltum and glded gracefully ana ti,o.a
swiftly dowr, tho wcll-grcased PATHWAY
amid the yvoclferous acclaim OF the many
thousands. Az the stern of tfe hatt,e.
ship touched the water a wave, granuailS
growing and crowned With foaniy "h llt,
ness. arose I'll tho tranquil waters ana
Ilnally&a great swell. IN constantly " ~.
largirg circles, swept the surface, OF the
river. In n few seconds--fcwer thar ING
telling takes-tlle bow cleared the ways
and the almost five hundred feet OF
length OF keel was Immersed III tho
waters OF the James. A hundred or more
persons ON the deck Of tho vessel waved
md chscred as they gllded with her INTO
the arms Of old ocean.
For several moments after the n tl.
had reached tho water the din of that
myriad thronted throns mingled with the
shrill and hoarse bedlam Of many steam
whistles and sirens, and a Thousand rags
fluttercd with unwonted vigor as they
were swept BY Tho hurricane OF enthusl-
asm, unpent By this long waited mo-
nent. The Ebattlesllip Virginia, siXty-seven
per cent complete, had been launched
and named Tor the proudest and most
glorious Commonwealth In tho constel-
lation Of tho reunited States.
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The Launching Party.

AS the hour Of neared the arriving
swarm begun to wane, and yet when tho
vessel was released from her cradle and.
had safely reached tho water hundreds
wero still coming. Upon the stand the
bend was playing and the launching party
was getting, into position for tho event
In tho launching party proper were GOV
ornor and Mrs. Montague, superintendent
Post. Miss Gay Montague the fair young
sponsor: her llttlo maids. Misses Belle
willard, daughter Of Lleutenant-Gover-
nor Joseph Il. Willard; Jennie Carter
Dudley. Of West Point, and Miss Kdth-
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cers,} Of every brancl, OF the State gov
.ernn,ent; members Of Con gress, army
and navy officers, and representatives
Of the various departments $of govern
.ment: heads Of great transportation COM
ranlcs and men distinguished IN every
walk Of life. Still they came. The Gov
ernor's staff. IN their gorgeous dress uni
forms, outshinins even the naval and mil
itary officials. were, conspicuous In tho
gathering. Many LOT State and ma
.ticnal prominence, including an assist
ant secretary of the navy, arrived and
mingled with the virginlans. proud 10 be
there on this suspicious occasion. On the
stniid was the ship-yard band mn excel
lent musical organization with show
scarlet uniforms and glttterng inst1u-
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ana absolutely accurate list or those &c,
t,aly present. oven tho specially invited
guests, From The hast information OBJ
inilnblo there were present as guests OF
the company NJ tho launching ana AGAIN
al the banquet many distinguished VIZ
g,nians ma prominent Amcrlclns' Nu,,s
Of Rchmonds cltlz.sns alo nulnperc'. WIN
w,nt ns bodies TO tho sccno and Ind spe-
clnI boats. Among the mon and women,
ven Known In this city md In tho STATE
ana nation wen, tho following
GOVERNORS PARTf.
Mir aud Mrs A, p. Irockett, AlcNol-
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NOW AFTER The
PAPER TRUSTS
Newspaper Publishers Testify
Against the Two Great
Monopolies,
lBv Agsociatcd Press,1

WAsH1NGTON, d, Gu April .b.--Tlle
resolution Of Representative Lilley, In
structing tho secr,,tary Of cofnmcrce and
labor TO Investigate tho high price and
scarcity Of newsprint paper ana mo
causes which have produced these con-
dltions was the subject of discussions to-
day befora the House Committee on Jp-
dietary.
Don q. Seitz, OF the New fork World
ana John Norris, business manager Of tho
New york Times, were heard. Both COW
cred practically the same ground ~
3staterslls that tile International Paper
Company and tho General Paper Conn
pany had divided the United States, be-
Ing then between them IN tie control Of
sl,ews-prInt pHr,sr, The fnterna llonal ron-
stloIled all that section east OF the In
diana line ard the General Company tho
territory west Of that line.
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GENERAL VIEW OF NEWPORT NEWS SHIP YARDS photo Door,

leen Munford. Of Richmond. The spon-
sor, Miss Montague. WAS clad IN the
regulation navy suit and white DUCK
skin shoes, and carried magnificent
sheaf Of American Beauty roses. Herr
maids bore great bouquets of bright and
fragrant blossoms and were beautifully
-uttired Below this little group on the
larger stand were thronged three hun
derd or more OF the distinguished guests
OF the shlpbuilding company, whose presi-
dent. Mr.. Calvin b. circuit, was among
them.
While tho great crowd awaited ex-
pectnntly an army OF worknen were
crawling like flies beneath the pondcrous
fifteen thousand ton mass OF steel, nam
merlng and plugging away, removing tile
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Paw-Paw will make worn-out stomachs
almost as good rs new; will make good
rich blood and build up the nervous sys-
TEN; will do away with both the necessity
and desire for beer whiskey. wine and
other Injurious stimulants
A body that is ovcrworkcd, a system
that Is run down. requires a. stimulant.
Alcoholic stimulants lift. but let you fall.
Paw Paw lifts and holds y7ou
Paw.Paw T cnlc. Large bottle sioo. Sold
BY all drugglsts. Paw.Paw Laxative pills,
best stomach and Liver Pills known. y 25e'j
a bottle.
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were present In full uniform, many OF
Them accompanied by their wives: Colo
ne! John s, Fiarwood. chief Of staff; COL o.,
o1sl A, p, Darlington, OF Danyiee WIFI
Mrs. Carrington;i Colonel j., Wlnd .a
Lame, Jra Of Williamsburg; Colonnl -,
H. Holland, Of Nansemond; Colonel ana
Mrs, II. n. Harper OF I.oudoun; Colonel
ana Mrs Hampton III. Wayt. at satun--
ton, Colonel JO. Lane Stern. Colonel POI
Cutchins and Colonel Barton H. GrundS,
Of Lexington. and Colonel II, II. BAKER,
of Woodstock "A, itfI'
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CONNECTS MADE DARING
EFFORT TO ESCAPE
fI3y Associated Press.) it

~ (f3y :Nssocated PreSs.) n n l8I ~
JEFFERSON CITY. MO. April 6.-.A
desperate attempt TO escape from the Mis-
souri, pen!tantiary was made to-day BY.
ca FRYING sticks of dynamite. They had
succeedcd In cutting their way out .of
cir cells, and when Guard John VII,
5lam', IN making his rounds, came upon
}i.m to halt. Williams fed and gave the
alarm, and q. corps of guards responded
and soon oyerpowered tho conVlcts and
placed them III other cells,
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BRYAN TALKS NO MORE
FOR PUBLICATION
nv Associated press.)

LINCOLN. NEB,. April 5.--William ].
Bryan returned to-day from the Fast.
and will remain at Fairview for several
weeks. He said:
II am hero to look after the spring
work on ms farm. and I shall help them
for some iirne. On the subject OF poll
tics have nothing to say. Hereafter
shall make no statements for publication
regarding tie national political situation
except thrpigh9the Columns Of my paper
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West Points Quota,

tspecIal 10 Tho Timesrf, I6patcll} '
IVES POINT, VA, April Sat MO
o'cioc, l,lis morning the stiffness Wus
broken by the wii'tlp OF the, steamer
Non York. 'of the N. r, =, and y, Ito.
MS she came in TO lake thn.nXte !,Io
N w5ort News al $50 q, ALL
a iSearly q O'CLOCK Ieoplo were conlirE
IN Q Town, and the ferry boats Wet la
kspt asy ntshg sxsnls s, Hin ana
Queen The steamer left With ReYofal
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NUN Y0n' s
PAW I PAW
GU RI ES
pYSP STA.
i lvhat tho, f, bowling says:

n What Thos. F. Downing Says:
JMr. Downing Is Secretary, md Tfensti.
rer OF tho Chicago Cur Heating Company.
yrre sufferer from I Stomach TROUBLE,
yvlicl, brought io,, Nervousness and !. =. n
isqmnia. Two bottles q Munypn ms l ro'.
iins mi y continue Its Itiso as q tonlc'
rs Il has no equal In that respect
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hummer Spicer Arrested.

I9.I1 III I|y1 sfSSF'clatNU FTeSE.J I1T5 ~ N
JACKSON KY, April 5.--Bumtncr
spicc,. confessed slayer OF James Johns
son, waa arrested by Deputy Sherirs
Hiram ccnters and Sam Deaton to-day at
the home OF Sam Callahan, brother of
Sheriff Ed Callahan. Johnson was killed
last Friday and spiccr had been in hiding
since that time.