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residents OF Ridgewood Heights fesrec
that she would succeed in tracking her
husband in his fight. which is now
proved to have been futile.
After her years pitiless quest Mrs.
Thaisz found her husband in Los An
geles He had managed a store for a
company in Pasadena. but learning tina.
his wife was on his trail, he found en-
ployment on an orange ranch near Los
Angeles. After his wifes appearance
on last Sunday Thaisz confided TO a
friend who had worked with him, that
he feared his wife would follow and kill
him.
After she had demanded 81 600 from
him, Thaisz promised 20 pay her $3.50 IL
she would leave him forever. They had
arranged TO meet and talk the matter
over. The Los Angeles authorities now
believe that this was only a ruse by
which the desperate woman planned to
fulfill her vow.
She persuaded him to accompany her
to an orange grove near Verduga Can
yon, supposedly TO talk over the terms OF
settlement There is evidence that
Thaisz was brought face TO face with
his peril he leaped 10 his feet, as in
dictated by tracks on the ground. and
made a desperate effort to escape. The
woman paused until he had gone half a
dozen PAGES and then dropped him in
his steps with bullet which entered his
back and pierced his heart Not con-
tent with bis. she advanced to the pros
trate body. and. placing the pistol TO her
husbands head, fred shot into his
brain. Then she seated herself by the
body. placed the revolver to her heart.
and pulled the trigger. dying instantly.
The doctor who performed the autopsy
testified before the coroner that Mrs.
Thsisz. even in death. had the face of a
desperate woman"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-12
MiIlionaire WEEDS servant

Philadelphia. - Age. religion ami
caste were swept aside at the marriage
of George Baum. aged 20. reputed to be
worth half million dollars, and his
former servant. Elizabeth Johnson,
aged IS, at the Church of the Gesu, Rev.
Father Wether officiating. Baum is a
retired manufacturer His bride is
comely and began her service during the
life of Mrs. Baum. She was born in Ire
land and has been in this country u
years. Since the death of Mrs. Baum
the management of the household has
rested largely ca her shoulders.
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hotel as man and wife and photograph
er was found who had taken the wom-
ans picture under the supposition that
she was Kirkmans wife
Chandler returned 10 Nebraska and
sued for divorce, naming KirkmaH as CO.
respondent. Meantime Kirkman had
disappeared and was dismissed as a de-
serter. The woman chung to him and
tried TO reform him. They were TO mar
ry when she should get a divorce de-
cree. Kirkman went from bad to worse
and at last disappeared. Mrs. Chandler
went to the home OF her mother in BaIti-
more, Mrs. Cecilia Kinley, and after
some tine Kirkman was captured as a
deserter IN Brooklyn. He was taken
back TO Fort Niobrara for trial and Mrs.
Chandler was summoned as a witness.
There was a dramatic scene when the
erring wife was confronted by her hus-
band. She fell at his feet and begged 10
be forgiven and taken back. But he
turned away from her. weeping, and re-
fused even TO speak to her. The woman
gave her testimony. told the whole story
in all it's details and then left. sEr
Two days later a fasbionably-gow
woman bought revolver ip an Omaha
store, explaining that she needed 1t as a
means of protection. Three days after
this Mrs. Chandler was found dead in
her room In a hotel, the revolver in her
hand. bullet in her brain.
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SAD END OF AN
ARMY ROMANCE
FORMER CAPT. KIRKMAN GOES
TO PRISON.
ARRESTED AS A DEsERTER
Ran Away with Another Officers
Wife-captured, Tried and Con-
victed While Woman
Ends Her Life.

Leavenworth. Kan.-Former Capt
George X. KirkmRn. Twenty-hfth infaa-
try sentenced By a court martial at
Fort Niobrara. Neb.. to serve three
years in the United States prison ar
rived there the othsr morning in charge
of an officer and two negro privates of
his old regiment He was attired in
civilian clothing and mad two trunks
filled with wearing apparel.
1t was reported that Kirkman was in
sane and would attempt suicide, so a
close watch was kept over him. He ate
breakfast in the conviets' diniEg-room
shortly after his arrival. was photo
graphed in citizens clothing and then
his Nandyke beard was shaved OF. For
the time being Kirkman viii remain in
the idle room with about SO negro. In
dian and white convicts. He will re-
ceive employment in the Bertillon room
of the record department with Frank G
Bigelow, former president Of the Mil
waukee state bank.
Kirkman is No. s765. He is the sixth
army officer 10 come TO the prison with
In the last seven years The first was
Former Capt. Oberlin NJ. Carter. OF the
corps of engineers
Capt KiTkmRn was once before con-
victed Of scandalous conduct. and in the
last trial was accused Of improper rela-
tions with Mrs. Louis b. Chandler. wife
of brother officer. the first lieutenant
OF hirkman's own company. Mrs.
Chandler committed suicide at Omaha
three months ago and Kirkman has
twice attempted to Kill himself.
Mrs. Chandler was related TO the best
families OF Maryland Louis B. Chand-
Ter was handsome New York city boy
Of modest but good family he enlisted
In the Twenty-second New York regi-
ment for the Spanish war aud afterward
enlisted again and went for service in
the Philippines Notable bravery and
ability Won promotion end without diff
Guilty he got an assignment 70 the regu-
lar army and rose 20 a first Eeutenancy
Mrs. Chandler was Bessie Kinley. Of
Baltimore. before her marriage When
her husband took her cut 10 Fort Mo
brara. on the border OF the Nebraska
sandhills, in as drsary a location as ever
frontier post occupied she was brave
enough, but last summer her husband
was ordered away 90 Fort Riley. Kan.
for the army maneuvers. ard while he
was away his pretty wife found the So
ciety OF Capt. Kirkman agreeable. They
began TO lie seen much together. Kirk
man seemed 20 fasclEate the lonely
young woman. They drove and rode to-
gether. The captain presently was OBJ
served 20 be spending much time az
Mrs. Chambers quarters. Mrs. Chand-
Ter was ordered 10 leave the post and
went 10 Omaha. Capt Kirkman disap-
peared soon afterward
Lieut.. Chandler. returning TO his post.
learned all that had happened and was
heartbroken. He followed his wife 10
New York. where she was az a hotel.
while Kirkman was in an Institution
taking treatment fOr the drink habit.
The pair had registered and stayed al a
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TOWN HAUNTED BY
HEADLESS GHOST
sPEcTER WHICH HAS STARTLED
PEOPLE OF FLAHERTY, IND.
APPARITIoN WALKS TRACK
Appears in Attitude Of Switchman
Tagging TrSsin with Dinner
Pail-Attempt Made to
CAPTURE 1t.

l. Laporte Ind.--Ranked among the
impossible spirit stories oftradition and
OF poetry is the one that Keeps the resi-
dents In the vicinity OF Flaherty in con-
slant fear and trembling. They are not
afraid during the day time, but their
voices are lowered in a singular manner
when they approach the little railroad
station where the history of the ghost
of Columbus Cole is being made
Nightly, after the sun sets. Flaherty
station is avoided. because there is no
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SOUTHERN RAIL Way
Effective Nay ssth, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE nrcu,.....n

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
70 ~ ~ a, m.-paily. Local for Charlotte
y. .In.-Daily. Limited BrFet Pn1lr...
10 atlanta aud / G mingham. New ori...-
-, sasinp PMS. Chattanooga and All TIE $3.50
Rsi,3.skh ooach Tor Chase City, Durham 49,
,, ? ~ p NIX. Sunday, Chase CITY
"A - y. m--Datly. limited: faullnan -
YOU y. m, FOR all tke Soutb 1eNoJ
YORK AIVER LINE
ne tavorite 20 routss BaltiIror. "a -.
cept Sunday. f'~O y m. Daily OK.
w ws a PP o,I, Sunday. Local mixed 70,
~ p ,,: n,n,-Daiy except sunday Local o.,
49, =. m;-Except Sunday. For w. n.
s ~ with steamers Cor Baltf,r,o,s' -.
80 c l,eI'iibss. Steamers call Al yr,,sr,. -.
-, LAY sank Mondays, WesiDes,a,,'. p. " n
..s...l = o- anu az Gloucester Point 49, 49,,
S'''. ~ days THURSDAYS and Sat,,s 81
c.Ks .hAlss : ABRIVk RlCHMONou my .
. - a. m. Ano ~ %. m = Fror. III - -,
Raleigh ano DURHAM and
a. m .-frsm Chase CITY.
~ - n m.-haiumore and West posr,
~ - a m prom West Point
S'AV p, m. Prom West Point
NJ n S.h.hARDWICK Pass 1,rns No..
Z, y NJ SfynNCER. q. NJ W. IL TAvTor n % .
- W "EsIBURY. ID. p. A. Richmoaa y "a
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heads In Demand.

As the completion Of the electric
tramway draws near the rumors
amonN Ignorant natives grow apace.
The latest Is that SEQ Chinese heads
must DC procured and buried under
the power house before the "kreta
hantn" can start running. In conse-
qnence OF this rikisha coolies refuse to
take fares into the country districts at
night---Singapcre Free Press.
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strcudsburg. Pa.-Two well-known
East Stroudsburg residents had a
thrilling experience during an cleo
trical storm. A bolt struck the din
ing-room where Drs. Angle and Cross
were eating, knocking DR.. Cross of
his chair and under the table. When
he picked himself up he discovered
that the bread he had been eating Was
nicely toasted.
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h. t, d I. i sEsS%1Ra' and dT PSs6,

rains Leave Observation-Disclosures
10 a m daily, Byrd ~. Througb
80 a. m danny Main St Tbrorcb
- = m week days, Elba. Ashland srror,-
la go a. a m. daily Byrd st, Through
* 10 noon, week days. Byrd :, Tbro,rh
D., ~ - m, week days. Byrd So Freder,sks.
100 p mAdAily, Main ST. Through
49,, 49, 7, m, week days. Elba Ashlanc Accom-
SOS .. M. daily. Byrd ST. Through.
Trains Arrive Ricnmona-southwnps
mediation. <NSAiA'u eocom-
s.<O a m, week d avs, Byrd 81. Fredsr,ck.-
burg accommodation ~ AANNNEASAs-
80. M daily, BYRD st. Through
oIs ~ IN =, m week days, Byrd st. Through.
s:ls p. m, daily Main ST. Through
20 7. m week days. Elba Ashland Accom-,
;l5 p. m, daily. Byrd st, Through
s,o 49, p NJ daily, BYRD Sc. Through. LEGAL
$40 p. n. daily. Main st. rhroBgs
s Not r. Pullman Sleeping or Parior o. -.
81 aocFe trains except train arrtvsrs, Do, -
noSo ~ ~ a. m week days and local aeco,n-
lime Of arrivals and departures s,d -.
~ ~ lions not guaranteed. NNN
= ~ he, q. w. CuLP WP TAvrop
"eA MANI Asst Gent Man Traf. Man
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eape p.slocates Man,s Iaw.

Muscatine. Ia.--William Schulpe, of
this city, dislocated his jaw while gap
ing after taking short nap. 1t took
three doctors an hour 10 replace the
bones. When Schuipe woke up he
opened his mouth to its fun extent and
kept 1t that way until ii was pried shu.
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Didn't Use rrofanit,

SHAY" began the inebriated caller,
wan; good carpenter here?"
mo" snapped the busy builder.
Get OUT"
Well. shay. dye know any uzzher
place yer could tel me ter so to?"
Yes, but I'm too polite. "-Philadel-
phia Press.
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a com1non Exrerience.

Sometimes. said the literary man
with spectacular tendencies. "one comes
to point where i is terrible strain
10 write any more"
Yes" answered Mr.. Dustin Stax; Il
often experience that sensation in work
Ing on a check book. Was ington
Star.
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Punishment

Friend--Was thar African potentate
you met very severe upon tae criminals
in his jurisdiction?
Explorer-Ch. yes; sometimes he
would cut on a hand. sometimes a
head, and, In particularly aggravated
cases, he would make them wear the
clothes the missionary societies send
them.--Life
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Not in the Swim.

Mr.. DE Style-Why don't you invite
Mrs. Frstnatt 10 your reoeption2
Mrs, De Style do not associate
with such vulgar people.
Vulgar"
Il should say SO. She wears com
monplace homegrown teeth that never
cost her cent."-N. Y. Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-08-12

Mrs. Ferguson ito caller)-I never did
like her. and when the impudent thing
spoke 10 me the way she did was
speechless with Indignation. Icouidn't
say a word
Mr.. Ferguson Quitting in)-That
must have happened before We were
msrried.-Ch-cago Tribune.
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bacon-When be was ont camping
did your brother Kin much?
Egbert--Sure. lie nearly kliieS
every body In the camp, He was the
cooki--Yonkers Statesman.
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Roth Aiike

Are you going TO marry my sister, Mr.
Johnson"
I'll don't know, Johnnie"
why. that's Just what my sister SAID
when mother asked her"--C asselPs.
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That frankness is a virtue taught
BY sages this you'ii have to own:
II you sasd everything you thought
They might remove your telephone.
Washington Ssar.
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Female Enthusiast

Each evening now my good wife
Fonciy greets me az the door;
And this query she prcpoundeth:
Say, John. what's the scorer"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Pessimisn.

Man still viii sing ia a mournfuI tune
About his earthly lot
IL was too cold. and pretty soon
It's going 20 be too hot
Washington star
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Skinner understand you told Hix
that I wouldn't steal red-hot stove.
Biffbang SO did; but IL II isn't true
I'm willing to apologize.--C Chicago
News
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A Thing Of Beauty.

Keats had just written a thing OF
beauty is a JOY forever"
You're OF" said Shelley. Weren't
most fat women slight and beautiful
once2"
However. they thought the poor boy
might as well he immortalized. SO let IL
stano.-Chicsgo Record Herald.
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Biggs-Your friend Enpeck speaks
four OF five languages. doesn't he?
DisgS He cid before HIS marriage
but he selcem gets chance to speak
any now Chicago Daily News.
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Patlsnce-Does she inherit those red
cheeks. co you suppose?
PARTICLES; her father was a
painter. believe. - Yonkers States
~frn
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EXPLAINED.

What have you % say to this hair
found on your coat?
It's horse hair
But it's a fine hair
Yes; IL was a fine horse. Chicago
Journal
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3as. EVAN p. HOWELL.
Distinguished Georgia Journalist,
sa. Soldier and Citizen Dead.

Especial to The Timcs-Dlspa tch.) "a
ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 7..-Cnpthln Evan
p. Howell, pioneer Albanian. vet eran Of
the Confederate service, practically the
founder OF the Atlanta Constitution, lcgis-
lntor, Mayor Of Atlanta and one Of tho
first ana foremost public spirited citizens
of his State, who died yesterday Mt noon,
will be buried Tomorrow In Wcstvlow
Cemetery, following services at his resi-
dcnco In West End.
Captain Howell died rs the result Of
blood poisoning. caused by n carbuncle
upon his back. He had been confined to
his bed about ten days. %
Captain Howell Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Julia Z. Howell, and seven chill.
drcn-Hon. Clark Howell, iJr., Hon. Albert
Howell, Jr., Mrs. Robert L. Foreman
Mrs. Ida Cramer Miss Rosnlie Howell,
Mrs Bryon Bower and Evan r. Howell,
Jr. His brothers are Colonel Albert How
ell, Charles A.. Howell and Clark How.
ell, Sr. His sisters are Mrs. Nathan
Lyon and Mrs. Park Woodward.
The City Council this afternoon simply
met and adjourned out Of respect to his
memory. The city flag is ut half mast.
The City Hall and public buildings and
many stores OF the city will be closed
during tho hour Of the funeral to-mor-
row morning To-day both the houses
OF the Georgia General Assembly, which
Is in session, adopted strong resolutions
OF sympathy, in which the public life Of
the deceased was most highly commended.
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slaughter OF a few Vicious mountain cats
ana bears, the scrnpper the better. f.
51'hnre seems wisdom, then, III arranging
ones holiday with a View to securing tho
cotnpletest change possible. III starting
for our2 vacation let us leave our regular
workaday, humdruin and drudging selves
locked UP behind. Let us hans up our
business personalities with Our office
coats, and shut our desk tops down upon
the worries thntmust vex lis for all other
months but this. II our play time Is bit
a scant two weeks, let us make THESE
two MS different from the other fifty as
We may; lot US be MS different ourselves
MS is possible. True rest, say the know
Ing onos, Is not found IN mere mental
and bodily letlargy like a alternating
snake, but In our complete enforcement
from daily routine and the enjoyment Of
n facet Of our natures which ordinary
conditions do not permit us to bring Into.
play
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AS to Summer Vacations.
!nnuendo.

Now are the days of business lull, Of
dwndled energies and the summer va
cation full upon lis. Throughout the coun-
try each Monday, with mnchne-like reg
ularity. innugurates It's weekly exodus:
the cities become like desert places and
mountain and shore resorts flourish like
the green bay-tree. 1t is the hour of the
suit cases coronation, and every day Is
the baggage smnsher's busy one. All OF
which movement and all the very obvious
absenteeism, however varied may be the
individual uses of It. Is summed IN In
that glad, terse phrase-"He's OFT on his
VACATION
Vacation! How the real meaning Of
that word. for 30 many OF us has COM
plctely changed. Etymologically sneak
ing, the very root and heart OF 1t is the
idea OF emptiness. of making or leaving
unoocupied. Yet to nil the younger and
livellcr sort, vacation time Is the very
least In the world period OF unoccu-
pledness. On The contrary, there is a
marked disposition to cram It as full OF
occupation as It will hold--to provide, IN
the words OF certain book ADVERTISE
ment. something doing all the time"
10 such an excess Is this pleasant policy
sometimes carried that now and again
we come across returned vacatonist
who looks rather as IL he had had
spell of yellow fever than holiday
But, after all, what the average.
healthy, normal man needs at this sen.
son once a year Is not so much II rest
! perhaps, as It Is Il change. He needs to
climb out Of the rut and get away from
the monotonous grind of routine; and
the further away he gets, So much tho
better for him. Flo needs to lay up In
cold storage the particular set OF facu-
ties which his daily duties overwork and
wear away, and trot ont brand new lot
| for exercise, That is why Wall Street
turns naturally 10 woodland camps, and
| tho parson and the school teacher, let
us say. 10 Atlantic City, or with luck,
to Monte Carlo and Paris. Mr. Roosc-
}Selt. whose calling makes constant and
heavy demands upon his mental and
| moral faculties, finds u perfect yaca ton
only IN the most strenuous exercise OF his
physical ones, Nothing rests him so ut.
terly aHndd thoroughly as the pYFsYlt and
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.[kHlHE;S';l1l: TO-DAY y

Gay Days at Lonesome Springs.
IT'S Sweet to take ones summers ehrried
vacation
AT some soduestered spring whose
waters heal,
Where total bumpers drunk both win
q reputation,
And whet the palate for the haply
frugal meal.
Remote from rnll and reached BY feeble
5 surrey,
1t lies nine leagues from nowhere
s cross tho hills a y,
"A day to reach 1t ir-but what's tho Use
whsre ti #, |. dead and water does y
TITS sweet to SEQ those old. familiar.
If not familiar all at least atc old),
OF crstwhilc niling guests from diverse
Now fully cured OF asthma, govt I or
III cold. ii 5 s
'rls sweet, say to 500 the guests fore
a gather VI
About that Eurslns spring t t-'tf'
And guar tho sulph, or iron e they'd
'Till quite robust. they pack away for
home. @
'Tls sweet to Take the walk 10 lovely
Leap OF Lovers
with some old beldnme OF ones grand
sire's time:
'Tis sweet nt dinner to remove the steam
Ing covers
And. somewhat blanky, vow the hen
sublime. Il XII
And then with health there's gnycty q
h plenty;
Tho kind professors music lures to
dance
And In that mon are less than ! to 20,
Tho mcanest ternsichor'an wins his
chance jBs
And, too. It's gay to scan each nov ar
,t rival
And wonder how the deuce he'll pass
'Ts gay to WOO sweet maids without a
'ris gay to sit and ponder out this this
rhyme.
And oh, how gay It is and sweet and
easy, IL,
\ When fallen might drives all Of !, US
indoors
To organize game Of checkers or
And l, your skill 'gninst all the old
est bores
Far, far from US are thrills by Ga.
Henty; ~
ga'lH deep II $l5'5f8s }as( .NF
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. 'rl''H|l|Il III, !; !, } A. HISTORY
August 9Th.

Z Il } ! ~ j
20 Capture of Jer,isuleni by III titus, tlin
Sth day Of The month Gorpious (Eiul),
Upon his dnughtet.H birthday. 81
i1s4t--'rhot4h Sabbath. both houses Of
the English Parliament sat to pre-
vent the King from going to scotlnnd.
17B0--The combined fleets Of France and
f spain captured f1vn East 1ndinmer ana
8 Dfty merchant ships, bound for tho
9 West indies. III s ia NJ
S17o4-Tho entertainments OF Pcllingnn, II
rs scrles OF redonbts raised by tic Aus
trians III the most advantageous sta
ia tons, II order to cover 'TreVcs, were
carried by tho French.
t1eo4.--,rhe harborS OF New York blocltndcd
BY The British. 5
1st1-Britlsh, under Admiral stopford.
took Ia tnvln and a great part Of the
island OF Java. r. Fl
,1s1e-Tlc meetings OF freer1nsona and
other secret societies prohibited BY
tho King OF Naples under penalty Of
Punishment, nnc and imprisonment.
s1s2o--Tho centennial OF Baltimore cclc-
t binted. 4. a3 AZ
1s53-A strike ut Stockport, England, for
Inn advance Of ton per cent. III wngcs
ceased; 10000 workmet resumed their
{ hbors, having accomplished their OBJ
SY tcct.
1s54-All preparations wero made for the
siege OF Bomers,n1d; the French wnro
81 landing troops at Alnnd. south Of tho
b besiegcd city.
s1s64-So many mon OF Chicago md the
4t State o. Illinois were being recruited
by agents for other States that Gov
crnor Yates Issued an order barring
such agents. IA Il 35{ 6 5}ft Z
1e74--The gossip Of London clubs was
that the Housc Of Commons would be
asked to appropriate 100000 to pny
the debts Of the Prince OF Wales.
1se4-Thc bodies Of those who died IN IN
the Greedy Arctic expedition we're re-
ceived at Governors 1sland,s.N. 81 ~
M with military honors.
1se4-Japan protested against the deliv-3
cry 10 China Of 100000 rine cart
idgcs by an American t'tm.
1eo4-c Collapse OF a bridge at Dry Greet iI
pueblo, Call, caused n railroad wreck.
In which seventy-six persons were
"a Il killed and many Injured.
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STAUNTON HORSE SHOW.
The Event Begins To-day. The
a Citv is Crowded.

(spccin 10 rho s-Dlspntch.)
5STAUNTON, VA, August ~ Every
thing IS IN readiness for The horse show
ready crowded with lovers Of tho horse
and every one. Is praislng The iliatiage-
ncht for the liberal purses offered. This
will be tho largest and llvclicst cxhb :
dav and to-day hundreds Of people VS.
tied the fair ground, adnilrng the beau.
tiful animals. s55.. ".
Mr.. II. j.. Op.c has placed beautiful
steam launch on the fair ground lake,
which runs all day and until midnight.
1t would take several Of the same KIND
to accommodate tho public.