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SHOT A WOMAN.
Then Jumped From = Window and
Killed Himself.

Detroit. Mich, June 24-Charles
Swayze. employed by life insurance
company, today shot Miss Effie AL
word twice while the couple were in
the private Office of the company's
suite on the eleventh floor of the
Chamber of Commerce building, and
then jumped from the window him.
self. He died a few minutes after he
struck the pavement. Miss Alvord is
not seriously hurt. Shortly after she
was called into the private Office
struggle was heard. then screams fol-
lowed by a quick succession of shots.
When the door was broken open Miss
Alvord was discovered on the floor
The occupants of the building across
the street say that Swayze attempted
to throw the woman out of the win
doy. Then the couple disappeared
from the window and two shots rang
ont followed by Swayze's mad plunge
1t is alleged that Miss Alyord was
responsible for Swayze's losing the
position Of assisoant superintendent
in the house Of correction. which he
formerly held. Miss Alvord Is an
employe Of : sewing machine compa-
ny. but worked IL the house OF cor
rection when swayze Was there.
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Washington. June 24.-Presidenr
Roosevelt today made the following
announcement regarding changes In
the cabinet: VIM. III. Moody of Mass
achusetts. Attorney General; Paul
Morton of Illinois. Secretary OF the
Navy: Victor II. Metcalf of Califor-
mia, Secretary of the Bureau of Com
merce and Labor. The designations
OF Secretary Cortelyou and Attorney
General Knox have been received
and accepted to take effect July 1st
Pueblo, Colo, June 24.-Every mem
ber of the United Mine Workers OF
America in the 18th district. compris-
ing Colorado. Wyoming. Utah and
New Mexico. will be called out to
support the Trinidad contingent In
its strike, which will thus grow in
significance from local strike to one
of national importance. Such was the
decision of the convention of miners
just adjourned here. All efforts to
settle or compromise the strike il is
announced will cease.
Cripple Creek, Colo, June 24.-The
military commission held an all day
session to dispose of the cases of 100
union men now imprisoned in various
jails and bul-pens In the district.
Col. Edward Verdeckberg. the com
manding officer said today that upon
the return of General Bell from Den
yer tonight or tomorrow arrangements
will be made for the deportation OF
prisoners against whom no criminal
charge is made.
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-sTRANoLER" KNAPP CASE.
Application for Second Trial Comes
Up for Hearing.

Application for Second Trial Comes
Up for Hearing.
Columbus. o.. June 24.-The case
0f Alfred A. Knapp, the alleged
|rstrangler," who is under sentence of
death, came up for hearing today in
the state supreme court Knapp is
TO- be given second trial and it is
now being arranged to have the trial
held early in the coming fall. 1t will
take place at Hamilton.
The crime of which Knapp was con
victed was the murder of his wife.
HAnnah Goddard Knapp. The murder
was committed at Hamilton in De-
cember, 1902 In addition to this
crime Knapp confessed to having
ssrangled three other women and
girls. two in Cincinnati and one in
indianapolis. He was also suspected
of the murder of several other wo-
men and girls. His defense was in
sanity.
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HUNTINGTON RESIGNS.
So Far No Action Taken on the
Matter.

So Far No Action Taken on the
Matter.
New York. June 24.-H. E. Hunt
ington has rendered his resignation
as vice president of the Southern Pa
cific R. r. Co So far as known no
action has been taken on the matter
Marvin Hughitt. president of the Chi
caeo and Northwestern and director
Df the Union Pacific. has been chosen
ito succeed Edwin Hawley whose res
ignation as director and member
of the Southern Pacific executive
committee has just been announced.
HuIsngton's resignation is the sec
ond he has placed before the direc-
tors. More than q year ago he resign
I'd because OF differences between the
Southern Pacific and the Pacific Trac-
tion properties This was settled, and
he resumed his Office.
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st. Louis, June 24.-Fire which TO
a time threatened the Texas building
and many other buildings at the
Worlds Fair, today destroyed the
Hoo Hoo house with loss of $50, 200
The fire is supposed to have started
from an electric wire.
The house of Hoo Hoo was one OF
the first buildings finished for the
Exposition. 1t was erected by the lum-
bermen of the United States, and the
rooms were constructed of different
fine and rare woods. Fearing that the
Texas building would be destroyed
the women of that state worked hero
ically to save the precious relics OF
early history. Sheets were taken from
beds in the building and used to car
nv the relics to place of safety. One
point of the star-shaped building OF
Texas is within rs feet of the Hoo
Hoo palace. On the large first floor
room of this pdE int the relics have
been on exhibition. Nothing but the
fact that the wind was not blowing
toward it saved the Texas building
Port Au Prince. June 24.-The
French minister has received let
ter from the Haytien government
apologizing for the action of the pal
ace guards in stoning the minister
while he was driving past the palace
last Wednesday. The incident there
fore is regarded as closed.
Paris, June 24.-The government
had decided to send a war ship to
Port Au Prince to demand reparation
for the recent assault on the French
minister by the palace guards.
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Robert I. McClnng, local editor of
the Record lett this morning for Por-
tales in the interest of the paper and
the advertisers. He will distribute
several hundred copies of the sixteen
page edition of The Record at Por.
tales and intermediate points. The
numerous firms who have advertise
ments in this issue of the paper will
reap rich harvest, as the paper will
be placed in all of the towns along
the line. A large edition will be is
sued when the Democratic convention
meets at ST. Louis and it will be adj
visable for advertisers to have their
copy in early.
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United States Land Office. Roswell
New Mexico. June 23, 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that town
ship 9 south of range IL east, N. NJ
Mer., in the Lincoln Forest Reserve
has been surveyed, and that the plat
thereof will be filed in this Office on
August Is. 1904, and on and after
said date we will be prepared to re
ceive applications for entry of any
lands i'm said township which are ex-
copied by the Presidents proclama
ton creating the Lincoln Forest Re
serve, If filed within the statutory
period.
HOWARD LELAND,
Register.
DAVID L. GEYER,
Receiver.
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Famous Th Pace see Their Ad On The Second Page

harness, bicycle, all racks in market
ice boxes, fish stand. meat blocks
all window curtains. Office fixtures
saws, steels, cleavers, knives, one
cleaver, one steel and oil stove in
hands of Townsend & Jackson; two
paper racks, counter, lamp, all books
in market, steak pin, block scrape
chair, betting and pulleys, electric
motor, baskets, sign.
Call on or write to GatewOod &
Batemnn, or the Roswell National
Bank Roswell, New Mexico
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Coronation Of King Peter.

Vienna, June 24.-The dates for
the coronation of King Peter have
been definitely fixed at Belgrade for
August 80. 30 and 81. next. II will
take place In the cathedral WITH
great pomp. Prince Ferdinand of Bul.
garia and Prince Nicholas of Monte
negro are expected to be present al
the ceremony as guests of the King
The foreign courts will be informed
through diplomatic channels. but no
direct Invitations will be sent
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Monarch Catsup should catch you
Carton, Moss & Co.
The eaotists in Good Shape

The Baptists in Good Shape.
This morning there was powerful
the occasion of one of the strongest
sermons of the series preached by
Rev. Burkett, who proved himself i
peer among preachers. Pastor G. c..
Young wishes the paper to announce
that there will be no Saturday morn
ing service, but each night this week
until Sunday night Three more night
and one day service. Last night there
was packed house in spite of the
heat Go tonight.
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Ready FOR $5o, 900 Handicap.

ST. Louis. june 24-Everything Is
il readiness for the Worlds Fair ham
dicap 70 be run II the fair grounds
tomorrow. The entry list includes !
suflcient number d famous winners
- insure one Of the greatest races
of the American turf year The race
viii ~ distance d = mile md )
qu,rter. and the owners ~ the wfn-
lleFa I'M N enriched ~ the extent
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, June 24.-Cattle stea
dy Native steers, 4.25 % $40; south
ern steers, 2.75 q $50; southern
cows, 1.50 a 400; native cows and
heifers, 200 a $50; stockers and
feeders, 2.75 q 4. rs; bulls, $50 a
4.25; calves, 200 q 45O: western
steers, 400 q 900; western cows,
200 q 45O
Sheep steady Muttons 4.50 q $50,
lambs, 500 a 6.S0; range wethers
400 q 4.S0; ewes, $50 q 46O
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TO MAKE LEGAL TEST.

Butte Miners Union Decides to Con.
tribute $4,000.
Butte, Mont, June 24.-The Butte
Miners Union has decided to donate
$4,000 to the Colorado miners to 4s-
sist in pressing a legal test to pc
made of the Colorado supreme court
decision upholding the military gov
ernment in suspension of of the ha-
beas corpus writ and allowing Presi.
dent Meyer of the Western Fedora
tion of Miners to remain in jail with
out charges against him. The right
of Governor Peabody and General
Bell to deport miners without trial
will also be tested by the Butte MI
ners.
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Having formed a partnership with
w. P. Turner in the real estate and
fire insurance business, under the
firm name OF Turner & Malone, I take
this means of notifying my friends,
Ross l.. Malone, Rooms / & over
First National Bank. p, one 262
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E. Lyons, prominent real estate
man of Brookfield, Missouri, arrived
in the city last evening On prospec-
ting trip and will likely invest here
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Smith Lea returned yesterday from
Canada where he went June 5th with
a car load of cattle for Tony Day.
Mr. Day shipped several trains of
cattle to Canada. and William Lock
also accompanied one of the trains.
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Monarch brand Tomatoes are the
finest possible.-Garton, Moss & Co.,
the grocers that satisfy the people of
Roswell.
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tative OF the American Tobacco Com
pany who has been in the city for
several days. left last evening for El
Paso. He has been coming to Ros-
well for fifteen years. and sold tobac.
co in the Pecos Valley before the
railroad came.
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Walter p. Turner expects to leave
in a few days for Richmond, Virgin
Ia to accompany his wife home, who
has been spending some months at
her old home in RicLIa0nd. Mr.. Tur
ner has never seen Walter p. Turner.
Jr.. and be is anticipating . most en-
ioyabie trip to the old dominion.
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William Denning. who has been at
at Abilene, Texas, has return
ed to the city and will spend the
summer vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs S. p. Denning. He Wis
tied the Worlds Fair before coming
home.
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La Crosse. Wis, June 24.-The ma.
tional colors of Germany intertwined
with the Stars and Stripes decorate
the streets and public buildings of
La Crosse today. The gala attire is
in honor Of the visitors To the Wis
consin state turnfest. which began
today and will continue until Monday
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FLOOD AT coNcoRD,A.

Four and a Half inches Of Rain Fell
and Flooded Town.
Concordia, Kan, June PA des-
tructive flood was experienced here
as the result of the fall of four and a
half inches of rain. The principal
streets are rivers and the center of
the business portion of town is
flooded. Much. stock was drowned at
the stock yards. One building col
lapsed, but no one was hurt.
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Mrs. L. c. Walker and two children
returned this morning from CaMfor-
mia where they have been visiting for
the past two months.
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THEATRE OF WAR.
Indications That kuropatkin Will Not
Fight Combined Armies.

indications That kuropatkin viii Not
Fight Combined Armies.
ST. Petersburg, June 24.-Today's
news from the theatre of war indi-
Gates that Kuropatkin will not give
battle to the combined armies under
Oku and Kuroki near Kai Chou A
doubt is now cast upon the impres.
sion prevailing for several days that
the bulk of the Lao Yang army has
been advancing southwark, though it
may be that General Kuropatkin is
borhOod of Hal Cheng. The only
thing that can be stated with certain
ty is that the Information received
by the war Office shows that Kuro-
patkin has no intention of seriously
+contesting the Japanese advance on
Kai Chou, which would seem to car
ry with it the decision to practically
abandon the entire peninsula to the
enemy and necessitate the withdraw
al of the troops from New Chwang.
Toxic, June 24.-Four thousand
Russians attacked All Yang Pien Men
about forty miles northeast of Feng
Wang Cheng, last Tuesday. The Rus
slams were repulsed and retreated
towards Shin Kai Ling. The Russians
lost five killed and twenty wounded
The Japanese loss was not stated.
General Kuroki's Headquarters in
the Field, (via. Fusan) Thursday
June 23.-The Russian cavalry divis-
ion commanded by General Rennen-
kampff is opposing the Japanese right
flank. The country is mountainous
and it is almost impossib for caval-
ry operations. although ideal for in
fantry movements, hence the caval.
ry forays upon which the Russians
have greatly depended to harass the
Japanese have proved ineffective.
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John Bates and wife left this NOR
ming for their home in Tennessee, af-
ter visit to John B. Wright of this
city. Mr.. Bates and Mr.. Wright are
brothers-in-law, and this is the first
time they have met in twenty-three
years.
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The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First Methodist Church
South will have q mite social at the
home OF Mrs. Mary r. Cobean this
evening. June "a. from 7:3O to 1000
The public is cordially invited.
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All my household goods. tents
12x2S flooring. screen doors, etc. Cost
$50. Will take $25. Also my piano
and organ very cheap.-Bernard Pos.
4O4 N. Spring River ave. 3ts
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Rio Hondo Commandery No. 6
meets in regular conclave Saturday
evening, June 25th at O'Clock. All
visiting Sir Knights in the city are
counteously invited to be present
R. M. Parsons. Recorder.
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Assorted Jam Preserves. New ship.
ment rom Reid. Murdoch & Co. the
best grocers in the world. Carton,
Moss & Co.
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Succotash, Monarch brand just re
ceived. fresh and fine.-Garton. Moss
& Co.
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C. C. C-Cherry-O, Cuban Ade and
Celery-are all hot weather tonics
Bottled by Gamble & Kirby.
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eat better, sleep better, and feel
better This is the testimony OF hun
dreds who drink Iron Brew. BOttled
by Gamble = Kirby
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John Richey, the veteran real es
tate man of Artesia. is in the city
on a business trip.
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T. III. Bigham went to Elida today
to visit his family. He is one of the
most jealous of the Salvation Army.
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J. o. Mason, prominent citizen
of BrOOkfield, Missouri, was among
the arrivals last evening
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We succeeded /. A. Wallace & Son
who were the Modern Grocers We
are more modern. Yours truly.-Gar-
ton. Moss & Co, distributors of pure
food products.
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Want Lobsters? You are one if you
don't get them at Carton. Moss &
Co. New shipment just received.
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The infant child of Mr. and Mrs
day.
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New shipment of Monarch Canned
isfying grOcers.
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BULK OLIVES, bulk olives, BULK
OLIVES. Carton. Moss & Co.

You can buy at the Famous all col
ors of guaranteed Tafetas. worth 81
per yard, for 81 cents.
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Lime for sanitation. Large or
4th st. and Railroad.
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Why not buy a nice Mantel, Crate
and Thing for your hous? 1t woul |
make your home more cheery-Kemp
Lumber Co., 4th st. and Railroad.
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CLANS, CLAIMS. CLANS.

Want any CLANS today? Don't yO',
ton, Moss & Co.
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FOR RENT-TwO furnished rooms
close in. Apply at 401 North Penn
sylvania. 3t*
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The work on the telephone line to
Artesia is progressing as well rs pos
sible and the work win be pushed to
completion.
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HAYTl APOLOGIES

French Minister Receives Letter
Apoiogizing for the Action OF the
Palace Guards in Stoning the Min
lister.
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William S. Prayer went to Artesia
last evening ON business
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Good Devil-ed Crabs.-Garton
Moss & Co.
J. NJ. Day, of Dayton. spent yester-
day in the city.
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w. S. Prayer returned this morning
from Artesia.
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Judge J. B. Atkeson left last even
ing for his home at Artesia.
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Don't forget the social dance at the
opera house tonight
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r. E. Muuncy went to Kenna thi,
morning to establish a transfer line.
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Conductor GOssett and wife have
returned from pleasant visit to
Pecos, Texas.
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Spaghetti that is Spaghetti.-Gar
ton Moss & Co.
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Charles w. DeFreest went to Ar
tesla last evening On business trip
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Seven room house. furnished. cow
thrown In. Call at once at Record OF.
hce-
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Owl Macaroni is fine.-Garton
Moss & Co.
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B. H. Schuyler of Ell Paso is in the
city.
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TARIFF LAW EXTENDED.
And Postoffices to Be Established on
Panama Canal Strip.

Panama Canal Strip.
Washington, June 24.-Secretary
Taft today issued an order making
the terms Of the Dingley act as to
the tariff applicable to the canal strip
on the Isthmus of Panama. He also
issued an order providing for the es-
tablishment of postoffices on the ca
nal strip.
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A GENERAL STRIKE

United Mine Workers in Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico
to Go on Strike.-More Miners to
Be Deported.
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Piano tuning $3.50. Andrew Axel.
son. At Roswell Drug and Jewelry
Co. Phone So. s2tf
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Monarch Maple Syrup is out OF
sight Carton. Moss & Co.
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NvAMrED.-A lady's ticket to ChIca,
30. CaIl 1t Record once.
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CABINET
CHANGES

THREE NEW MEMBERS IN THE
PRESIDENTS CABINET.
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oriole sago.-Garton. Moss & Co
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Monarch Canned Goods.-GartOn,
Moss & Co.
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DELEGATES VISIT FAIR.
Three Special Trains From Chicago
Have Reached st. Louis.

st. Louis, Mo-, June 24.-Nearly
one thousand delegates and alternates
to the Republican national convention
in Chicago arrived in st. Louis today
on three special trains to visit the
Worlds Fair.
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FIRE AT
BIG FAIR

WORLDS FAIR SUFFERS
$4,000 LOSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-12
Virginia Beach Notes
of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, March IL, 1904.
Golf will be the prevailing feature at this
resort for the next few weeks If the pres
emf favorable weather continues. With tho
absence of rain the links have been placed
in an excellent condition and are much i'm
proved generally.
Card parties of an informal nature have
also become quite the vogue during the
past few nights. Among those which were
recently held at the Arlington Messrs. b.
c. and H. A. Bigley of Washington took a
leading. part and came out with honors.
Mr. w. B. Rudolph, proprietor of the Raj
eigh Club, has announced that the consem-
plated thirty-room addition to the club
will be erected in the spring. The hotel
will be strictly stag as far as hotel ac-
Communications are concerned.
Among the Washington people registered
at the Princess Anne are: Mrs. W. R.
Dunn, Mrs. w. E. Ambrose and son. MI
and Mrs. d. 8. Douglass and Mr.. A. l..
Walker.
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THE WILTSHIRE. VIRGINIA AVE- AND BEACH.
Open all year. Music Delft cafe. Long distance
European plan, $50 daily mp