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somo anxiety, too, lest William Gillette,
VINO arrived IN London this week,
should be tempted by the general nc.
tlyitH To make that production Of
Hamlet" which he promised 70 Ions
ago,
with all due respect 10 CLYDE Fltch's
tnlonts II would be better for the rcpu-
hllon OF American drmntsts IN gen.
cral II the managers would stop trying
To please London audiences with his
plays, The thing cannot be done .-nud
llor own Way II furthor proof of II.
liNon Maxine Elllotrs personal charms
lnll 20 distract attention from the
thin Indebtedness of the play ~ soon
through London eyes. Tho first night
performance at the Lyric on Tuesday
was warmly, oven enthnsI1NlcnlIy, re.
rtiVod by the Americans ln the stalls
hut tho lirliOn IN the pit said "hOo"
at the llnnl curtain cnll and the Brit.
lsh critics mostly said boo" IN tho
papers next morning. although there
were many Kindly wards for Maxine
lilliolts beauty There ~ AN unfor.
tunnto tendency here to accept the vul.
goritlos satlriYod IN the play ms typical
Ameuc0nlslns ana the surdOnc Times
critic gets almost column Of umusr.
mont for himself In viewing the whole
thlnR M an entertaining chronological
exhibit not 10 be discussed seriously
az drama,
ono wonders ON what the feelings of
mat anonymous old author OF Every.
man" can b. II his spirit, departed
h'hcc these many centuries, N oogni.
Hunt Of the fact that his nno morality
play has been successfully revived vet
again, after prosperous runs last year
IN both England and Americn, rita
Brand Interrupted her season ut tho
shaflesbury TO put "Evcymln" ON dur
ing holy week with herself In the role
Of knowledge" and Edith Wynno.
Mathison ~ "ENoryman" the part that
made her famous The simple, sincere,
solemn old play seemed al the moro
effective by contrast on the very boards
once mcrcd 10 "rhc Belle Of New
York ana Tho Prince Of plsen,'
This i Sousd Week agnn IN London,
The agile conductor IN beginning To ho
looked upon M such an established
British Institution that II II were not
Tor 'Ihe stars ana Strpcs' ana "rhu
Washington POST" and similar patr.
oilc outpourlngs your average british
concert goer would soon be- pointing
io the indelntlgublo John philIp aa a
primo product Of British art and oy.
omplur " the supremacy Of mvglr
made IN England,
Americas foremost purvcyors Of
vaudeville enterprises are now n
Europe preparatory 90 The establish.
monl Of houses Of entertainment I'm
London elmImr to those which have
boon 10 successful In the Untod states,
H. IT, Keith his son, Paul Keith. md F,
i, Alhco, general manager Of the Keith
eSatcm ana Fred Proctor NOn Of E, Il.
Proctor, has lust passed through Lon.
don tO The continent on II "sllll hunt"
! am told, for talent win which lo ons
ter the English iold, Their presence ON
thH side has not been made public
nero ana lhoir operations are heinz kept
more or loss under cover Keith has
bought the Prlnccsa lhpntor In oxford |
street nut regarding Mr. prootors mo- |
R0llntlons such complete secrecy In lac. |
!ng observed that the tho1ier which |
he has IN yIoW IN not known,
CURTIS BROWN. |
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Musicians
Directory.
GEORGE Il. SHELTON.
1tnrlinr az NlnlIn.

tGraduolo from Trinity College, iondonI
oHMllcrcncot and s,udlol Room ., Hoard
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SQUIRE COOP.

oNJblN COOP,
PUBL 81 Vodowaky ANA flutonl,
,Iltno, 'Conchlng IN Vocal ReportnIta"
studio pehorot National Bank Bldn,.
Rooms 10 ana lc 'e'
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ono Of the most ordinary roasons Tor
the failure of English musical comedies
on iha side Of tho water has been the
fact that the majority Of them nrc sui
inlitel To the procoRR known ~ "Amorl-
onnlslng' This nouns that plccq
~ IN produced here until lta book has
been stuck full " gage and "bnal-
ness that have no more 10 do wlth
the plot than the klppofod mornings
have to do with klplng, The ullbcr,
ANA sullivan opornp we're not "Amerls
cnnIsod which, violent blow thOugh
II may be- 10 national pride, probably IN
one cause OF their continued popular.
Ny
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81
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| Musicians /
Is Directory.|
C"'>,'>'~-~-~~~-~~~-~>~~~.,~-~~>~l
GEORGE E, SHELTON.
Teacher of Violin,
tGtaduoto from Trinity College, London,
oiW,eotenaoh and Stndlo Room ., Hoard
.'",~~''----.
SQUIRE COOP.
Pupil o. qodowsky ana nu,on,.
,lnlnno' ,"Conchlng, IN Vocal RoportorA~
noSoSm1Ss Il '' sHd 70 national Bank b'dg.
ARTHUR SHEPHERD,
a. blolnnaEl;G,ToB BAIT LAKE, THEATRE
mony. Studio Room No ! iioopeT 3 FiS.
'vuRo blook " Mnin street, Phone 2ibiy,
TRACY Y CANNON,
Assistant orpnnlst N the Tabernacle,
Pupil Of Alberto Jonas and A, A. Stanley.
Teacher ~ Piano, organ aud Harmon.
studio, Room %, NnnS bldg, y 10. South
Telnplo street, Phone ?eal.x
HUGH w, DOUGALL,
baritone
Teacher OF Voice Building and ArtlstN
i}oM,dmmo rppupu ~ bouhy uorO and
studios Clayton Han, 100 Main Street
CHAS. +, CARLSON,
Teacher Voice cvlturc--At Of slnolnu.
Ccrll0on'od Teacher Of Harmony.
sixth Floor Tompoton Building,
JOHN J, MCCLELLAN,
pUpl OF Jonas, echarwenka ana Jed,
otgnnltt ~ the Tabernacle
Plano, Theory apd organ,
I'm, ~ 'diD ~ lNlION HALF
Phones 2lOs'k Bell 1863 independent
MRS, GRAHAM r. PUTNAM
Ro5Idoncc and studio. 100 Fifth East
Phone ill9.y
G. ID, SCHETTLER,
cDe Tcmpc,on,
Cello Pupil ot Anton Ilokldng ana Jacouss
Nuremberg and Now York
Convcntole Instructor Of Cello, Guitar
Mandolin and Banjo
], J, TORONTO,
Plano and Pipe organ Tuner
q A st Phone ll6ly, Graduate a
New England Conservatory Of Music
Boston, Mass
ALFRED BEST JR,
Tenor Robus,o
Punt ~ Dr, Frank O. Dessert Now
York. Voice culture, slRht singing, and
Mandolin lessone given, studio Room
Y Monr bldg, ~ East South Temps
w. G. OLIVE,
Teacher NJ v,olln and Plano
STUDIO GO TEMpLEToN BT.Do,
No, S3 First 81, Phone iH,.r,
Instructor nj l., -, H. University
WElHE,
GA Constitution Building
Concerts and Pupils.
Repairing Regulating.
JOHN NJ TAGGART,
Tuner ap9o Vol..Gerr q ,ho Plano,
IoS ooj, Telephone iiSi.2. - "
W. w, TAooART.
Tuner aud cor Of the Plano
SAT- Lake city Rcsldonc. as 10 18Th 40.
~ " bos WV Telephone i'sl.z.
ousTAVE DINKLAoE.
PIANO MAKER,
EXPORT Piano Tuner and Ropnirer,
Address l., q, BOX pnS,
Phone Christensen & Arson Company,
~~~.
GEO CARELESS,
Professor ~ Music.
Lessons IN Voice Training Violin. piapo.
'nblnet organ, Harmony ana Sight Read.
ny orders may DO left at Fergus Coal.
ors Music Store,
MME, AMANDA SWENSON.
icachcr ot voca, Music.
Tho Old Italian School.
80 The GARCIA Method
''odlo' clayton Music store. 100 Main ~,
CHAS, KENT,
baritone.
In a rich mellow hnrItone thu, ,..s.s
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no,'IOnorr OF the ihcalcr orchestra do
Zion, IVY ,hhl entire Justice was done
dWnn,n W NE "News' report Of The ron-
my or The Tyrolcon Queen" Thoy
dicn"n",la 'ho "Nowe' writer known tho
nbvou,,nllH'tnces undor which the mon
,lVHaGnu' me way their pnrta were FUR.
ma ,n'm, and tho roheapals they
wo,ld w" "llcturc, slight M II wna,
,our.o not nave been bestowed, OF
menns ~ mo "Ncws' man had no
COMA o ot knowing these facts, ana
WINS "nE Judge by what he heard II
tro shoonninplc that an unfavornble no,
verbal eNn naN been mn dry M tho pro.
w '""'''y sermon IN minor music.
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Henry W Savage, before sailing FOR
New NorR April 20, said he had made
no arrangements for the production ~
p0rsIral IN England he announced
that n such an arrangement were made
i would be In cooperation with George
EdWaidos
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NATIONS DIVORCED.
The storthins Declares Union Between
Norway and Sweden Dissolved.

Christiona. Nogway. tune s-qhe
fssnhing declared the union between
Norway and Sweden under one king
to be dissolved and that the king has
ceased to act as king OF Norway. The
storthing further empowered the pres.
ent state council 20 act as govern
ment Of Norway until further notice
and to exercise the power heretofore
appertaining TO The king. An address
TO the king was adopted. declaring that
no ili-feeling was entertained AGAINST
Dim. his dynasty or the Swedish az.
ton and asking hlm 10 cooperate In
The selection OF young prince OF the
house OF Bernadotte to occupy the
throne of Norway
stockholm. Sweden. June SKINS
Oscar has sent 3 telegram 10 Premier
Nicholson, as follows: Have rcceiv.
ed the communication OF the council
OF state. Record the most decided
protest against the method and action
OF the government"
Copenhagen. June l0.-Au hone that
King Oscar or Crown Prince Gustav
viii yield 70 the request Of the Nor
wegian storthing to place a prince Of
the house OF BernadOtte on the throne
or Norway has now disappeared. ac-
cording to a high authority. The Dan
ish royal family has also set the stamp
OF disapproval on the acceptance or
the throne by Danish prince.
Stockholm, June l2.-Premier Ram
stedt, In an interview. says the Swe-
dish government will refuse TO reoog-
nize the revolution in Norway and
viii submit 10 the riksdag motions
eonformabie 70 this standpoint.
The premier thinks that the rlks-
dag will adopt this view and Is con-
vinced that no foreign power will rec
ognize Norway as an independent
country against the will Of Sweden.
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WENT BACK FoR HER HAT.
The MatrOn Was Locked In the ois
Jail at Louisville.

Louisville Ky. May 9.-when pris.
oners were being moved from the old
Jefferson county jail TO the new build.
ing a. Center and Green streets. Mrs.
Ada ballou. one OF the matrons who
had started out with the lass batch OF
female prisoners. remembered mat
fhe had ieft her spring hat behind.
She hurried back after a.. but when
she returned 20 the FIRST floor she
found The doors locked
The telephones had been removed
from the old Jail and Mrs Banou
could ind no way 20 communicate her
piislt 20 outsiders She stood for
hours al the iron-barrcd windows. hut
could not succeed IN attracting atten-
tion. Late in the afternoon Ianer
John r. Phanz. who had begun to
"orry over EcT absence. Instituted a
search and found her hungry and
nervous but not much frightened. She
had been imprisoned i've hours.
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Elected TO the Position Of Chair
man of Board of Directors Of
Equitable Society.
OFFICERS TENDER RESERVATIONS.
This Was Done to Give Nr. Morton
a Free Hand as to Meas
ures and Men.
Mr.. Hyde Has Agreed To olvest Kim.
self Of His Stock IN Manner Out
lined BY the State superin-
tenoent Of Insurance..

New York. June io.-raul Morton
was elected TO the position Of chair.
man or the board OF directors OF the
Equitable Life Assurance society. In
mediately following the acceptance OF
Morton the resignations were tender.
cd OF President Alexander. FIRST vice
PRESIDENT Hyde. Second Vice Presi.
dent Tarbeil. Third Vice President
Wilson and Fourth Vice President Nc
Intyre.
The rosiguations were rendered 70
MT Morton. who accepted the positjon
or chairman on condition thar he
should have a free hand a. 10 meas
ures ami men. Mr. Hyde has agreed
is said, 10 divcst himself OF his
h'ock IN tho manner outlined BY the
state superintendent of Insurance
namely that the policyhoiders have a
representation Of 2S directors against
"a directors for the stockholders.
Paul Morton will retire fron ~.
secretaryship Of the navy on July
The new chairman. 70 quote Senator
Depew. did not consent TO take once
until he had received positive assur
nnces that he would have a free hama
as TO measures and men"
Mr.. Hyde "divested~ himself Of the
majority control bur as made clear in
his letter 20 the board. retains a sub
staniial Interest In the society
All Of the designations submitted -
the meeting are subject TO the pleas.
ure of Chairman Morton. and none has
yet been accepted
Just what action Mr.. Morton Will
take as 10 these designations wa. not
disclosed. but IL was strongly inti-
mated that President Alexander and
Vice Presidents Tarbcu Wilson and
Mcintyre retired with the belief thar
their executive relations with the
Equitable had ended
The interests 20 which Mr. HYDE
disposed ot his stock number some
two score individuals. led by Thomas
p Ryan. vice president OF the Morton
Trust CO. which has close relations
with the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
ono or the Equitable society's prlnci-
pal rivals. Mr.. Ryan Is said to be
heavily insured in the Equitable. a.
are. according 20 reports. many OF the
others who acted with him in the pur-
chase of the Hyde holdings.
The price paid Tor the Hyde estate
stock which Is TO be trusteed practi-
cally ia perpetuity was not disclosed
but estimates vary from s.. 500 900 TO
s5.0oO.00o.
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Invitations For Proposals For the
Construction OF Railways in
the Islands Made.
WAS AUTHORIZED BY CONGRESS-.
"oVernnsnt Agrees TO Protect All the
Grantees Against Ladroncs. Insrr-
gents. Rebels and Outlaws.
one-hsH of One Per Cent. From the
Gross Earnings Is To se Esid
the Philippine Government
As Taxes

Washington. June i2-Thc war de-
partment has made public the invita-
lions signed BY Secretary Taft for Dro
posals for the construction OF railu,v.
IN the Philippines under the act of
congress passed In February Tor that
purpose. An elaborate scheme OF
transportation IN involved. Tho Phil
ippine government agrees 10 protect
an grantees against Iadrones. insnr.
gents. rebels and outlaws. Ono-haii
or one per cent. from Tho gross earn
ings Is 10 he paid the Philippine xov.
ernment ~ taxes. The prospectus
cites the provisions of the law ruar.
anteeing Interest for 80 years a. four
per cent on the first lien bonds. but
it IS provided that not more than 81
200 900 shall be paid in interest In srv
one year
Bids will be received only from lndi.
vdual citizens or co partnerships Of
the United States or of the Phiippines
or from railroad corporations organ.
i1ed and existing under the Law. Of
state or the United States or the phil
iPpines. The Ines In De constructed
are a. follows.
FROM pagupan, IN the province Of
fangasinan. 90 Laoag. in fhc province
OF ilooosy Norte. approximately las
miles. with the option of continuing
70 Trinidad. In the province of Bon.
gust, approximately 55 miles. from
Dagupan. or Cahanatuan. in Nueva
Ecija province. or from any point be.
tween Cahanatuan and Dagupan hav-
Ink railway connection with Manila
extending northeriy through the Cara.
oalo Pass down the valley OF the ca.
gayan river 70 Anarri. 26O miles. from
Manila northward Co connect with the
lines 90 Laoag. BcnEust and Apparl.
i20 miles
From Manila 20 Bataneas. on The
hay ot bataneas. approximately 20
miles With a line from Caiamb. ia the
province Of Lasuna % miles. and an.
other from Lipa or other convenient
Junction In Batangas 20 Inccna. pr.
vince OF rayehas. 80 miles from Pas
acao. on the Gulf of Pasacan. 20 T.feao
province 81 Elbay. With line from
iiaeo to Tabaco and across the Island
OF Cacnray 10 the harbor OF nafnn
Hnd with the main line extending to
Legaspi. all approximately loo miles
nom iloilo, in nouherly direction
forNns TO Capiz and Retuan. on the
north coast OF the Island 90 Panay.
approximately 100 miles. on the l.
lsnd or Cebu. running north from the
city OF Cebu 20 Danao. on the east
coast. and south from Cehu 10 Arxao.
on the east coast. with tho option Of
a line across for Csrcar or Sibenga 90
the west coast. and thence along the
coast between Dumanlug and Barin.
o5 miles In all.
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PROGRAM ARRANGED
For Epworth League
Conference to be
held here
June 20.

The Holstou Epworth League
Conference will convene at Big Stone
Gap on the 20ih Of June. The dele
gates VIII arrive at this place on
Tuesday evening. The conference
viii be in session al day Wednesday
and Thursday. Those present will
have the rare privilege Of listening
70 the Rev. W. Il. Webb. Of Bell
buckle, Tenn. who will deliver two
strong addresses to the Learuers
There Is also a number Of other
noted speakers on the program from
hoiston Conference aud elsewhere.
A large delegation is expected and
a great meeting is anticipated. Its
understood that excursions will be
run from Bristol and Wise. Va. on
Thursday 70 the Conference. The
aid OF the entire population Of Biz
stone Gap will be necessary to pro-
vide entertainment worthy Of the
place. The people are endeavoring
to make adequate preparation for
their comfort while in our midst.
The public is earnestly invited to at
tend these meetings and come in
contact with the young life Of the
church, from which we can but de-
rive great good. The following is
the program Of the conference:
TUESDAY. Jess 20ru-EvESiNo sr,siox.
500. Conservation service.
: So Enrichment Of delegates Ly district.
and charges, Social session. am A
Lacquer, who are youi
WEDNESDAY MoENiSe. JrNr 2isr.
$50, Devotional service
$50, Complete roll OF delegates.
s-oo' Reports OF district secretaries.
95o' Open conference. Echoes from
Continued on page O.
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HORTON REELECTED
Giily Makes Strong
Race For Sergeant
and Willis Gets
Treasurer.

In the election held yesterday a,
Dig stone Gap for city officers a
'airiy heavy vote was polled. As
was expected the race Tor mayor was
Close Horton being reelected bv ,
margin Of 90 votes.
Gilly made strong race for ser.
geant and led his nearest opponsnt
81 votes.
w. r. Willis captured the treas
Srersnip easily. BY mistake Mr.
Cs,nes name appeared on the ticket
although he gave up the race over
two weeks ago.
). u. Mathews polled the biggest
vote for trustee making lS2. The
next we've II. L. Moore. 5. r. lessee
r. ). Prescott, J W. Chalkley. and
X. d. Alsover aud G.. NJ. Rrown were
tied with ia votes. This tie will
be decided by lot. D. Parsons
had withdrawn from the race but his
name had not been taken from the
ticket. Out Of total Of 246 who
were entitled to vote 22O cast their
ballots.
Results were as follows:
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The Russian Government is Wait.
ing For japan TO Begin Ne
gotiatiOns For Peace.
ALSO FOR THE PEACE TERMS.
lhe ,Ear Would Prefer That Parl,
should BE the Scene OF
the Initial Step.
The Russian Representative viii be
Clothed Win Power to Effect an
Agreement For Suspension q
Hest'litIss opis,

Washington. June s-Thc car has
a. last been heard from here and tho
result Is not unfavorable 20 peace. In
his recent audience With Mr.. Never
tho American ambassador. the car In.
dicated a willingness 10 take under
adFisoment the subject OF peace and
expressed a warm appreciation OF tho
friendly words Of Mr Meyer. speakins
~ TOE personal envoy pf ms president
Washington, June i0.-An Identical
note the text OF which. by authority
OF tho president. was made public A.
me ~Slte house by Secretary Loeb
has been forwarded to the govern.
ments of Russia and Japan by Pre~i-
Gent Roosevelt. In the interest n hu.
manliy the president urges the war.
ring nations 70 conclude posee. I'm
sasscsted ~ the president that tho
pegotaiiuns for peace be conducted
directly and exclusively" bet wecn the
bolligrrent nations. The note indi.
Gates the presidents belief that An in
'efmediary may not be necessary to
eject conclusive negotiations but like
wise expresses the presidents willing
ness 20 do all that he properly may
do 10 promote the preliminary ar.
easements Tor time and place for
'He meeting OF representatives OF Rus
s'sn ana Japanese governments.
~ Petersburg, June l2.-Russia is
waiting for Japan TO fix the time and
the pace when and where the Japanese
terms will be placed In the hands OF
bussia's representative. Tn. foreign
ONCE expects that the delay viii be
brief
The emperor's government would
prefer that Paris should be the scene
Of The initial step. but il is explsipea
'nai neither the place nor the person
amy of the Russian representative
matters greatly.
ihA Russian representative will not
rc "a plenipotentiary with fun mower
% negntiate, His duty will practically
o. confined 70 the reception and trans |
MISSION 10 his government OF the Jan /
"N'se terms for decision as TO whefh- /
g. ihey anord basis for actual peace /
Aesoiations. lie will be clothed with I
power 20 effect an agreement for the /
s''pehsion OF hostilities. which sus- 1
ptnse will probably be for a very lin /
'.'l period. during which russia must |
decide the momentous question OF
|. .''ee or a prolongation OF the war. 1
i'"ins This temporary armisuce both I
countries probably will be free 20 con
.nue the movement OF troops and mu-
1iuons OF war within prescribed linn
.iS. although nothing definite on this
to'n' VIII be known until the meeting
takcs place.
~ Russia finds that the terms are
I" BASIS on which Negotiations can
I'oeeed' regular plenipotentiaries Will
~ ap"lnted, the number being de-
''Ned oy the belligerents themselves.
'Hu lhen u is not impossible that the
ESQ ,a'ions might be transferred TO
'ls"charla, as President Roosevelt Is
'eheNed 20 have suggested.
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THE DEPoRTEp MEN.
Filed Claims For Damages Amounting
To $500 900.

Denver. Col. June s.-Clalms for
damages amounting TO 100000 were
hled with State Auditor Bent by At.
torney John II. Murphy. counsel for
the Western Federation OF Miners. on
behalf of So men who we're deported
last year from the Cripple Creek. Tel
luride and Las Animas mining dis
triets. Each claim is accompanied by
an affidavit reciting the great suffering
undergone by the men. who we're IA
ken from their homes and run out OF
the state by troops under command OF
Adit Gen. sherman Bell.
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RUSSIAN CRUISERS AT MANILA.
me Guns Of the Ohio and Monsdnoek
Trained or Them.

p, Washington. June l0.-Secretary
lali has received the following cable
sam from Gov. Wright at Manila:
hassian warships did NOT leave
'oos within the required "a hours
=. result are now in custody OF Adm
ii"in who informs me be has taken
-.''ssary steps to intern them. They
nov behind breakwater under the
n 80 81 me olio ard Monadnock. He
"l a,sa''e their machinery ana re-
.',' a'', 'seech blocks Of guns. He has
s'1n'icss reported fun details to navy
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RIvALs FIeHr.
One Shot in the Back and the Other
Gave Himself Up.

Bedford, Ky. June l2.-Lyiug on the
ground IN the throes OF death. with
James shoots standing over him.
smoking revolver Ia hand. pretty Mary
'tngle fonnd John Murphy near the
door OF her fathers house. The trag.
edy, which has nearly driven the girl
or ~ insane. Was caused by rivalry for
her hand. Both called al the house
IA tRe evening. but the girl encour-
AGED the attentions of neither. Shor,
" after they engaged in a tight with
the above result. shoots surrendered
to the officers.
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81. Petersburg. June IA press chr.
respondent Is Informed thst reports
nave been received at army headquar-
ters from Viadivostok Indicating that
the naval defeat was due largely 10
issk Of leadership after Rojestvensky
was wounded
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WIn Rssume pusI.s q s,.,..

Queenssown, June 9.--Secretary Of
state John Hay sailed on tho white
scar liner Baltic Before sailing Hay
said he has recovered his strength. and
ne intends TO resume hts duties TN
medistely upon his return to wash.
inston.