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Benson Held for Removal for Land
Fraud

A dispatch from New York last night
says: John A. Benson, the California mil
lionaire land owner, was today held on
warrant of removal by United States Com
missioner Shields. The indictment on which
the warrant was issued came from Wash
ington, and charges that Benson and Fred
erick A. Hyde. the latter also of California,
conspired to fraudulently obtain title to GER
tain reserved lands in California and Ore
gon.
At the hearing today the defense placed
in evidence the deeds and patents issued
by the states of California and Oregon to
the land Benson and Hyde are accused of
securing, showing that the property, many
thousand acres in extent, was acquired
more than three years prior to the date
OF the indictment Evidence was also in
troduced by the defense to show that the
special agents for the land Office were in
structed to publish in California and Ore
gon newspapers the boundaries of the pro-
posed forest land reserves
Benson was surrendered by his bonds
men and writ of habeas corpus was Sc
cured from Judge Lacombe, of the United
States circuit court. The writ raises a jur-
isdiction question, and alleges that the
statute of limitations prevents the United
States from alleging fraud after three years
have elapsed from the date of filing deeds.
Benson was released on $1,000 bail pending
an argument on the writ of habeas corpus.
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Annual Cruise of schoolship Begun.

A dispatch from New London, Conn.,, last
night says: The New York nautical school
ship St. Mary's, which has been anchored
Off New London for the last ten days, will
sail today for her annual cruise to Euro
pean ports. If she makes a good crossing
the st. Mary's commander, Commander G..
c. Hanus. U. S. NJ, retired, thinks South
ampton will be reached by July 5 or g..
Southampton will be left on July 10 and
brief stops made at other ports. The st.
Marys will leave Lisbon on July %, Cadiz
on August and Funchal. Madeira. on Au-
gust IL. From the last-named port she will
return direct to New York, re;iching there
the last of September The work Of the
hundred or more youths on he ship has at
tracted good deal of favorable comment
from some of New London's old sailors.
high enough terms of praise of his present
lot of student sailors.
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High Creeks Compel Many to camp

A dispatch from Winchester, Va, last
night says: Confederate Memorial day here
yesterday closed last night with number
of unusual incidents. A terrific electrical
storm came up at dark. All streams
around here were beyond fording. and a
number of narrow escapes from drowning
are reported. Nearly a thousand people
were compelled to camp along the road
side in driving rain during the entire
night, unable to cross the creeks. Mr.. Will
lam Sargent and Miss Kate HeadIy of
Canterbury drove under a tree to escape
the storm. Lightning killed the horse and
knocked the couple out of the buggy. They
were not badly hurt Miss Florence Busey,
daughter of Mr.. Walter Busey of Bunker
Hill, w. Va, came here with her family
and mysteriously disappeared during the
day. She has not been found
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Fate of Negro Prisoners in Doubt.

A dispatch from Newport News, Va. last
Reynolds. DR.. w. r. Blakeslee, and Percy
Holtz had a narrow escape from drowning
tonight. With a small gasoline launch they
were towing down the river canoe and
batteau in which were three negro prison
ers, charged with stealing the boats. A
squat struck the party and the waves ran
SO high that the negroes pleaded with the
officers to cut the towline and let them
shift for themselves. In attempting to do
that DIR. Blakeslee was swept overheard,
but one of his companions caught him by
the leg and hauled him back, After being
cut loose, the canoe swamped, but the me-
groes swan to the batteau The launch
tried to reach them. but the wind was so
strong it could not make foot of Roadway.
Whether or not the negroes reached shore,
two miles away. is unknown.
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she heard little at the time of her lover S
serious injures-of the loss of the little
bag of gold. Burnham took up his resi-
dence at the Raynors, visiting Ingraham
DULY In the early morning or late in the
evening. He saw that his faithful chum
had that to say to him which he did not
wish to hear, and SO deliberately timed his
visits at the hours when Ingraham shoul1
be asleep. When caught and held he adopt
ed the tactics of talking swiftly and cease
lessly, generally of Editha, of the messages
she sent him. It served well for a while,
but not forever. Even as he was going
one day, talking to the very door sill, Rex
called to him in tones ne could not ignore,
and SO. unwillingly, he waited.
Ned, that poor girl has been here again,
and now she asks for me.
And her cub of brother has been spy
ing about the Raynors. was the surly an
fault. Rex. They never knew where
lived until you told.
THAT Is not just, Ned. and you know It,.
Though had 1 allowed myself to think yYu
would not listen to her appeal I certainly
should have told her., and the blue eyes,
though full of pain, looked unfiinchingly
into the heavily dashed. dangerous dars
eyes of his fellow. Burnham's face was
flushing with wrath.
II suppose you'd set 'em on me even at
Raynor's. if you got chance" Then with
voice uplifted: Il tell you the girls got no
claim on me
Stop" said Ineraham, stcrnly, and the
thin white, clinched fist came down with a
thwack OF the arm of the chair. "She had
a comfortable home, and a mother who
loved her; you lured her from both. She
had good situation, and her infatuation
for you led to neglect of her work and to
discharge. Now she's penniless and it's
your doing. For year I've been pleading
and you've been promising and now the
keen blue eyes We're blazing, and the elder
man shrank from their fire.
I'm Gods name, what can 1 do? You
know | haven't a cent" was Burnham s
petulant cry. Now they want to bleed
blackmail me, and you aid them.
You've had money and in abundance,
Ned You have gambled it away, and you
know it"
you've been spying. too, have you?"
burst in Burnham, furiously You take
advantage of my trust in your friend
ship
"Hushw said Rex. 1.-THE door,
And the door, opening suddenly, revealed
DR.. Tracy. One quick, keen glance he shot
from one to the other. both faces flushed
and Burnham's lowering and wrathful. "A
falling out l see,' was his instant thought,
but professional caution permitted no be-
trayal in his demeanor. Gravely he pro-
ceeded to his examination of his patient,
while Eurnham taking advantage of his
presence, scurried down the stairs and
away.
ITO be continued tomorrow
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Fitzhugh Lee corrects Joe. Wheeler.

A dispatch from Richmond Va, last
night says: Gen. Fitzhush Lee today de-
clared that Gen. joe Wheeler has done
injustice to the memory of President Lin
coin and the statement that Mcclellan
would have taken Richmond in 1862 but for
the fact that Lincoln and Stanton inter
fered, believing that he would by such sue
cess eclipse the fame of both. The reason
McCielian dld not take Richmond, accord
ing to General Lee is the fact that Stone
wall jackson came down from the valley
ana fell on his rear. General Lee says that
the relations between Lincoln and McClel-
Ian were always If the most cordial char
acter.
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Husband Hunted for Murder Suspect

dispatch from New York last night
says: Search is being made today by the
coroner at Atlanti; Highlands, n. J., for
Joseph Van Mort, whose wife's dead body
was picked up in the bay near Fort Totten
yesterday. The coroners physicians today
held an autopsy on the body and found
the lower jaw fractured and three or four
large Commissions on the head and neck
sunday Mr.. and Mrs Van Mort left their
nome In Bedford on small launch to visit
lriends IN the Highlands of Navesnk Soon
after dark Van Mort returned, and said his
wife had been drowned off Conovers Beach
as they were returning home While trying
TO walk from the bow of the boat to the
stern she lost her balance and fell over
board he said
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SYNOPSIS.

At the outbreak of the civil war. the patriotic
Grafton Of Rex Ingraham, graduating from Column
bia College thrills the vast audience at the
academy of Music. Ingraham secretly loves
Ed:tha. the beautiful daughter of John Raynor, a
prosperous lawyer who has educated and literally
provided for this only of his former partner,
well as for F. iward BurEham. his classmate.
Returning home with her aunt. Mrs. Fairbanks.
and the two ehums. Editha receives note froTa
her father. WHO. fearing financial ruin, has gone
To the New York hotel to confer with agents Of
his southern clients.
Raynor sends for money packages intended foi
the Premier estate. Ingraham and Editha find
that some of them missing from the safe
Raynor has a paralytic seizure hearing the
Returning from the hotel with some Of the gold,
IDgraham is knocked senseless and robbed.
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$4,000 to
81. 0fN0.

s street. near 18th. ten
rooms. 20X100. s., $50.
5 street, near 10th.
eight rooms, 20x1OO;
price, So. 800.
T street. near 9th.
eight rooms. 22xII6:
price. 1880.
T street. near 10th,
three stories; s.. 800.
I street. ten rooms,
@x100; SO. 900.
T street. near 18th,
nine rooms, 2Ox120;
So,
I street, new, ten
rooms, two baths,
2OX1O0; $4,000.
T street, corner, As
feet front; $500.
Mass. Avenue. near 7th,
two story, 20x70;
So, 500.
N. Y. Avenue, nearly
new, eight rooms,
1SxS0: $3.50.
N. Y. Avenue, near 1st,
nine rooms, furnace,
20x103; $500.
N. H. Avenue, eight
rooms. 25x9O; $500.
North Capitol, hand
some new corner,
eight rooms; s.. $50.
r. l. Avenue. near 9th,
three stories, 1SxI00;
$4,000.
r. l. Avenue. new three
story, reception hall,
s., $50.
Corcoran street, near
18th, eight rooms,
19.6x95; S., 800.
French St, 8 rooms, 4
deep. 1SX100; IS, 200.
N ST., new, 10 rooms,
hot-water heat; Sc, 900.
N st. near 18th, three
story, 1Sx110; So, 800.
N ST., 8 rooms, 2Sx100;
So, 800.
n ST., 8 rooms. hot
water heat; price,
$500.
N st. near 10th, 8
rooms, 23x120; So, 500.
N st. near Conn. ave-,
3 rooms; $50.
L st. near 9th, three
story; $1,000.
l. st. near N. H. ave.,
10 rooms; S6,500.
M st. near 9Th, 10
rooms, 2Ix1OO: So, 800.
M st. near 18th, 10
rooms, 20x120; 81 900.
M ST.. nearly new, with
brick stable; $3.50.
K st. near 18th, 7
rooms, 20x147; $1,000.
l st. near LIST, 8 rooms,
19x90; $6,25O.
H st. near LIST, three
story; $3.50.
H st. near 18th, three
story; $1,000.
G Ut. near 9Th, three
story; $1,000.
West Of 10th street.
new, ten rooms, steam
heat; SO. 500.
Near Dupont Circle. ten
rooms, three story,
hot-water heat; So, $50.
18th street. nearly new,
three story, steam
heat; price, $500.
18th street, nearly new,
corner. twelve rooms,
steam heat; $1,000.
10th street, compare
lively new, nine
rooms, 19x90: $500.
Corcoran street, be-
tween 18th and 18th,
ten rooms. Sc, 900.
N. j. avenue, near I,
ten rooms, 80 feet
front: $4,000.
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Under SIS, 600.

A nearly new 3-story,
1o-room, bay-wfndow
brick; cellar. recep-
tion hall, 1S.6x110; T
st. NV; 81. $50.
Near 14th & r, S-story.
Groom brick. Re-
dired from $1,000 to
$1,000.
West of 18th. beau
tiful new S-room
dwelling, reception
hall, furnace: 1850.
s st. west of 10th, Z
rooms and bath;
81, 500.
Yves. OF 14th, on an
ave-, 8 rooms. cellar,
20x1O0: 81, 800.
18th ST., nearly new, 7
rooms, reception hall,
furnace heat; s.. 900.
West of 14th, wide ST.,
6 rooms, cellar, fur
mace, 25xs0; 50, 600.
9th st., s rooms, stable,
20x94; "a, go.
9Th ST., 8 rooms. 00x1O0;
81, 200.
s St. 8 rooms, bath;
"a, 200.
Seaton ST., 8 rooms;
50, $50.
Near Stanton Park, s
rooms; "a, 100.
Near Lincoln Park, o
rooms, 1Sx1O0: 81, 500.
Near I'd st. and Md.
ave. 8 rooms, lSx100:
81. 200.
10th st. near Mass.
ave. 8 rooms, 22x110.
$3.50.
Near Capt, Z rooms,
cellar, furnace; So. 500.
Near G.. p. o.. 8 rooms,
cellar; 81. 100.
9th st. me-, corner; y
room s, hot-water
heat; $3.50.
F st. me-, 8 rooms;
So, 400.
18th ST. me-, near B,
nearly new: 1850.
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81, 500 to
600.

West of 18th street,
new, twelve rooms.
two baths, hot water
heat; 20x11O; 50, 900.
Near Connecticut ave-
nue. and 8 street,
new, twelve rooms.
hot water heat,
2Ox1OO; $3.50.
Near 18th and Pa. ave-
nue.. twelve rooms,
lot 20x100; 81. 500.
r street near 10th.
twelve rooms, two
baths, hot water
heat; $9,75O.
No. 2013 / street.
twelve rooms, 21x127;
price, $4,000.
X street west of Con-
necticut avenue, AZ
feet front, new,
steam heat: SO, 500.
N street near 18th,
nearly new, ten
rooms; price, $500.
II street near 10th, ten
rooms, lot 20x10O;
"a 5n
H street, fronting on a
beautiful avenue,
double d cling,
31x150; price, 5000.
I street near Goth,
twelve rooms, stable,
1s.9x142; $3.50
X street NV, four
teen rooms. hot wa
ter heat. brick stable.
Mx142; IS, 100.
G street near Goth,
twelve rooms, 20x12O;
price, 81, 500.
q street near 9th,
twelve rooms, 22x1O0;
IS, 500.
Near the British EN-
baSsy, new, ten
rooms, hot water
heat; 81. 500.
Handsome corner rest
dence within two
squares of Dupont
circle, 60 feet front,
steam heat; 81. $50.
P street between 18th
and 18th, ten-room
brick dwelling, 1Sx-
100, IS. 500.
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Over SlO,O OO,

A colonial house on
Washington Heights.
twelve rooms, two
baths, hot-water heat;
lot 25x120; price, $780,
600.
A wonderful bargain in
a house on Washing
ton Heights. west of
Conn. ave-; twelve
rooms, tiled bath.
steam heat: lot 5Ox
100; can be purchased
at about one-half it's
real value; present
owners took for a
debt; price. s13, 500.
No. 1920 R. I. ave, one
of the prettiest situa-
lions in the city,
fronting on two ave-
nues and a park; lot
2x120; price, $4,000.
An out-of-town owner
will give a bargain in
a house fronting on
r. 1. ave. near 18th;
twelve rooms, four
story brick and frame
dwelling; price, $11,-
7J0.
l street near 18th, a
comparatively W
dwelling. built for
owners home: lot Dix
115; price. $4,000.
Conn. ave. near Dupont
Circle; twelve room
brick dwelling; s15,-
600.
Mass. ave. west Of 14th
street, twelve room
dwelling, re d u c e d
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Mass. ave. west of 10Th
street, new dwelling;
twelve rooms, hot
water heat; price,
so, 800.
Near 18th and Q sts.;
practically a corner;
nine side windows,
three stories. four
rooms deep on each
floor; price. s13, $50.
Q street near 18th,
proba bly, the best
house on this square,
has had a back build
ing added; price,
$40, 500.
18th street, n four
st tory Stone-front
dwelling, few houses
so well constructed;
S13, 500.
Near Dupont Circle,
twelve rooms, two
baths, brick stable:
SO. 800.
New [ w Ell I've room
dwelling, hot-water
heat, brick stable, lot
50x150, west of 14th
street: SO, GOO.
K street near 10Th,
twelve rooms. hot
water heat, lot 24x
11s; $12,5 800.
Near the Arlington
Hotel. twelve rooms.
brick stable; S15. 900.
r. I. avenue, twelve
room dwelling. brick
stable, lot 24x150;
S11, 900.
Near Conn. avenue and
R, modern twelve
room dwelling, hot
water heat, brick
stable; SIS, 600.
Near the Russian lega-
ton, twelve = room
dwelling, four rooms
deep on each floor.
large lot; $4,000.
@ street, fourteen
room dwelling, near
ly new, brick stable,
lot 25X120; $4,000.
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ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE.
For Home or Investment.

For Home or Investment.
An elegantly built 3-story brick dwelling: IL
rooms; ami; OF the
finest residential streets of CD Emn
Alexandria. bargain at. ......... eDeV aSVV
IL you desire to rent il out find you
good tenant at once.
Frame store and dwelling-good business stand
NJ r. HARLOW & CO.. Real Estate Loan and
Insurance Brokers' Harlow bldg, 119 s. Fairfax
St., Alexandria Va. Phone Bell 2B. je1-l4d
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From Printers Isk.
"The Washington Evening
Star is generally considered one
of the ten or twelve choicest
advertising mediums that can
be named among all the
dailies published throughout the
United States"
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M street near 10th,
twelve rooms. 22x120;
SIS. 900.
Q street, west of 18th,
twelve rooms, 22x95;
81. 800.
Q street. west of Conn.
avenue. twelve rooms:
50 $50.
r. [. avenue. ten-room
brick, hot-water heat,
brick stable: $3.50.
s street near Goth. nine
rooms. 21.6x90: 1890.
s street near n. III.
avenue. ten rooms,
1897; 5000.
Outlook on Mass. ave.
west of Goth. twelve
rooms, two baths,
he,t-water heat: IS. 80.
4th street NV. near E,
fifteen rooms, 25x93:
price. S.:
10th street NV, ten
rooms; SIS. $50.
Conn. avenue, ten
rooms; 50, 800.
10Th street near r,
nearly new. three
story: $3.50.
Near 18th and r. I.
avenue, twelve rooms.
brick stable. 2Ox1OO:
s., 600.
An attractive corner on
18th street. ten rooms:
5000.
18th near ! street, ten
rooms: 50, 30.
18th near Q street,
three-story: 5000.
10th near o street. ten
rooms: 5000.
10Th near P street: ten
rooms: $500.
N. III. avenue near o.
ten rooms, two baths:
sS.750.
Mass. avenue near 18th,
ten rooms: $3.50.
Near 10th and Mass.
avenue. twelve rooms,
lot 26x1O0: $500
18th near Mass. ave
twelve rooms: 22xlOO:
81, 800.
18th near n street ten
rooms. 1a.Tx90: 50, 600.
Mass. avenue near. 9Th,
twelve rooms: IS. 900.
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North Capitol, new.
eight rooms, stable.
hot water heat,
1Sx10O; $3.50.
On an avenue north
west, ten rooms. hot
water heat: 81,
Vermont avenue, at
tractive corner, ten
rooms: $500.
21st street. ten rooms.
2Ixl05: 5000.
18th. near r street.
three story, ten
rooms; price. Sc. 800.
10th street NV, three
story; 81.
2 street NV. corner.
eight rooms: S.15n.
18th street. near Mass.
avenue. l9x10o: 81. 250.
18th, near Iowa Circle,
three story; 81. ESQ.
18th street. near s.
eight rooms. PIXIES.
$1,000.
Corner dwelling ard
brick stable on 18th
street. sc coo
9th street. between S
and T. three story.
19xSo: $500.
9th street. near p.
three story. 2ox120;
$500.
10th street. near NJ. ten
rooms, brick stable:
$1,000.
18th street, near n.
three story, 19.6x94;
ss.T5O.
18th. near s, three
story. ten rooms;
18th between T and r
streets. three stories.
1SxS0; s.. 200.
sth street, near n.
three stories, 2Ox95:
$500.
Sth street. near y,
three stories. stable.
1s.6x94; s5.15o.
9th street near C., ten
rooms. 25xS5: $1,000.
9th street. near y.
EIGHT rooms. 21xa3:
$500.
9th street. NJ. twelve
rooms, t9x9S: $1,000.
Fronting on Mass. ave-
nue. near eth. three
stories: $4,000.
4th street. near c.,
eight rooms. s5 ZOO.
o street. near 9Th nine
rooms 21v145: S5 600.
Near 18th and s SITS
new. nine rooms. ~
x99: s5.750.
p street. near 18th.
three stories. 20x1oo:
s5 $40.
P street. eight rooms.
40voO: 81. 900.
p street. near Iowa
Circle. three stories:
Sc. 100.
Near Iowa Circle.
eight-roon bri ok.
brick stable: $1,000.
Q street. near 10th.
eight rooms. 20x97:
SO. 1000.
Q street. nearly new.
three stories, 20x100:
$1,000.
r street. near 1Ath.
twelve rooms, 20x100:
SO 900.
r street. ten rooms,
brick stable: S., 500.
r street. corner, ten
rooms. steam heat:
Sc. 500.
r street. between 9th
and 10th, ten rooms.
brick stable: Sc. 800.
Near 18th & r streets.
ten rooms. hot water
heat: Sc go.
s street, handsome &c
corner. steam heat.
reception hall: price
Sc, 300.
S street. near 1st,
eight rooms, attic;
IS, $50.
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CHAPTER w.
A Stab in the Back.

Ten days passed by in which Editha
Raynor saw nothing of Ingraham. ABB
scrbed in the care of her stricken fathsr.
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FOR RENT
32O6 NJ St. hotel 10 rooms and saloon. SIS. %
24G2 Wisconsin ave, rooms, a.ni........ 40. 20
25O2 Wisconsin ave. rooms, ami. ....... 40. &c
2Sl6 z ST.. . rms, Il. MI. 70 81
2g21 y ST., rms. a.mi.. ...---...--... 80. 30
1905 10th St. 10 rms II. tn.t............. go. 81
S0l4 Irving place. fiat. 3 rms. a IN l. 30 90
3045 ST. NV. IL rms, ami. 81. 90
2y14 AMI 10 ST. rew. Z rms. ami. q. 50
S023 Cambridge place Observation-Disclosures. q. 90
2611 Pa. ave, 10 #. front on IA ave-
suitable for coal office contractors
headquarters improved by brick office % 90
zoos NV, Sr. ami. Observation-Disclosures. %. 30
3l41 NJ, fiat, or. am Observation-Disclosures. Is. 90
CORNER WAREHOUSES.
sI54-36 X st, 81 feet. river and street
front. 24I wharf. -................. $50 90
For further particulars sppiy at my nice
]. MCKINNEY BERRY.
Successor to
P. T. BERRY, 1914 3Ist st. NV.
Phone W 5I3
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STONE & FAIRFAX, 8O4-8O6-8O8 F st.
THE REAL ESTATE NEWS OF
THE DAY is TOLD OURLISTS

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Every house bargain at its price The locations are
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EDUCATIONAL.

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, 1904-08-03
A Summer Cold.

A summer cold is not only annoying
but if not relieved Pneumonia will be
the probable result by Fall. One min
ute Cough Cure clears the phlegm,
draws out the inflammation, heals, sooths
and strengthens the lungs and bron-
chial tubes. One Minute Cough Cure
is an ideal remedy for the children. 1t
is pleasant to the taste and perfectly
harmless. A certain cure for Group
Coughs and Cold. Sold by Davis, h
Druggist.
, 1904-08-03
Harpooned a Herring Hog.

A herring hog, the first of its species
ever seen in South Jersey, was har-
pooned near Great Egg Harbor Inlet
by Captain Elmer Garrison. 1t meas
ured five feet in length and weighed
200 pounds.-Millville Reporter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-11-17

aurr OF TN" efforts toward tax reforms
ia the Panhandle State. "a fact very
uuwpIcnmr 90 several business men %
this ciry- The tax reform laws. ra-
Gently enacted m West Virginia
places ID large tariff ou foreign pro-
ducer> who DO business in lie state
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