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MR.. LOOMIS'S NEW NOVEL.
He COnfides Its Title and Other Things to
Literary Women OF Jersey City.

Charles Battell LOOMS was a guest yes
terday at reception given by the Jersey
City members of the New Jersey Woman's
Press Club, at the Peoples Palace, Forrest
street and Bergen avenue. Jersey City.
Mr.. LOOMS looked as IL he had heard
sad news as he stood in a corner of the room
and shook hands with the newspaper W omen
and their friends who came forward to greet
him. He said however, that he was en-
joying himself hugely.
Il am strangely happy, az you may have
noticed " he said, when he was introduced
bv Miss Ada D. Fuller of the Jersey City
Erenino Journal THE reason I'm happy
is secret, but | don't mind telling 1t to
YOU for two reasons. First you are mostly
women, and second you are members
of the press. so know you will keepa secret.
I ha We Just finished writing novel |
have found title and publisher and that
why I'm SO happy. The title OF the novel
is Minerals Maneuvers. told the
publisher was coming here to-day and he
hoped | would say something to you about
the book. said would because l knew
it wouldn't go any further
II came near being newspaper man
myself In 1929 tried to get place as q
reporter on the Boston Iloht. If l had
been allowed to have the job would have
been editor Of the paper to-day. write
for a syndicate and my stories are pup
ished in great many papers, NOW, when
| go to different newspaper OFFICES the edi-
tors sometimes mistake me for newspaper
man and treat me to cigars. fully appre-
ciate the power of the press.
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The SeagOere.

Sailing by the North German Lloyd
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. of
to-day for Chsrbourg, Plymouth and Bre'
men.
MIR and Mrs. Timothy I" Woodruff, MIR
and Mrs. John +. Woodruff, W. S. Wyckoh
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace. A. Dickson
Tappan. MIR. and Mrs. John II. Trumbull
William b. Newborry. c. eiyard Blair, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin r. Lancaster.
Aboard the Cunarder Pannonia, which
sails to-day for the Mediterranean and
Adratic:
prof. and Mrs. l.. G. Monte, the Rev. aud
Mrs. Frank J.. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. L.. +
SonthwCk, MIR. and Mrs. John MEG. Goodale
Prof and Mrs Logan =. Gi!laltine. Eugene ID
i, Head and Mrs. George Is. Kellogg
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Paradise Roof Garden Opens.

Oscar Hammersteins Paradise Roof Gar
den, on top Of the Victoria Theatre, opened
for the season last night with a large and
attractive bill. A crowd went up on the
roof to get what air was moving and to see
the show. The bill included Louise Gun
ming, who sang her Scotch songs; Spessardy's
trained bears, one of whom behaved badly
and refused to ride his bicycle; Toto, the
mysterious musician, who was at the Vic
'toria last week: Galettis troop of trained
is to be change of bill weekly. Maggie
Cline and the Four Mortons being among
those engaged for next week. Judging
from the crowd on the roof last night the
roof gardens are going to be mighty popu-
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Srnith-van Horn.

SorTH ORANGE. y. j., June 5.-Miss Sarah
O. Vau Horn daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Tobias
s. Van Horn OF 90 South Twelfth street, New
ark. was married to-day at her home to George
H. Smith of Cleveland. The Rev. H. F. Ran
dolph performed the ceremony. The bride
was attended by her cousin. Mrs. Charles
Francis Jones. WIG acted as matron Of honor.
Meadows OF Roanoke. Va. 4 niece OF the bride,
and Allen Thorne, The brides father gave
her away. The best man was Frederick
" ildey OF Stafford Springs. Conn.
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NINE. schumann.Heink Returns.

Nine. Schumann-Heink, the former
grand opera singer who is now starring
in loves Lottery began a limited en-
gagement at the Academy of Music last
night. The comic opera is given by the
same good cast that appeared in it on
broadway earlier in the season and bids
fair to be Just as successful in the play
'use further down town. large au-
dience gave Nine. Schumann-H eink an
Enthusiast ic welcome.
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FAREWELL DINNER TO JOHN FOX
Democratic Clubs President to Spend the
Summer Abroad.

John Fox. president of the Democratic
Club. will sail tomorrow on the Oceanic
for Europe. He will be away all summer
and while he is on the other side will visit
Richard Croker. In order to bid him
farewell Mr.. Fox's friends gave dinner
to him last night at the Democratic Club.
Justice Edward F. O'Dwyer was the toast
master and among the other hosts ~, were S1a,,
Platzek, Eugene L. Bushe: John w; Keller.
George Ehret, Jr.. John j. Scannell: John
j. Quinlan, John H. Campbell, w. Pitt
Mitchell, John B. Hasslocher. J; Lewis
Lyon, Adrian T. Herman and c. T. Olendorf.
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HAWKSH.4W THE DETECTIVE.
The Good Old "Ticket.Of-Lcaye Man.
At the Fourteenth street Theater.

The Ticket of-Leave Man" an ancient
favorite, was produced at the Fourteenth
Street Theater last night by the Goettler
stock company. Charles A. Goettler has
a notable plan Of reviyng the good old
melodramas, one a week, throughout the
summer.
Bob Briefly, Laura Wall as May and Tully
Marshall as Hduhshau the detective, made
hit with the audience.
Again the struggles and ultimate triumph
Of Briefly moved before the audience. again
James Dalton (John Fenton, was hissed
Il am Ha wkshaw the detective!" rang
ont to the JOY Of the young hearts in Four
teenth street.
Next week Miss Laura Wall who halls
from Colorado, will appear in the title role
Of Dion Boucicault's 1.-THE Octoroon."
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
William C. Rcnwick and others. as Trustees,
&c, OF William II. Renaick. deceased. plaintiffs.
against William H Ross and others, defendants
In pursuance OF Judgmen, OF foreclosure ana
sale duly made and entered in the above entitled
action bearing date May ~. 1905 |. the under:
signed, the Referee In said Judgment named, will
sell at public auction, al the New ork Real Estafe
Salcsroom, Nos. Is and 10 Ncscy Street, In tho
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New lorS on the
18TH day OF June, 1905. at ~ O'Clock noon on that
directed by said judgment TO bc sold. and therein
described as follows:
ALI. that certain lot o! land with the building
thereon. situate In the City o New York NOW In the
borough Of Manhattan bounded and described
as follows.
BEGINNING at a point In the southcrly line Of
sixty second Street distant three hundred and
MY feet westerly from the point Of Intersection OF
the westerly line Of Tenth Avenue with the south
crly line Of sixty second street running thence
soi,hrrly, parallel with Tsnta Avenue and through
hundred feet and i've inches TO the middle line
OF the blori between Sixty first and sixty.
second Streets thence westerly along the said
middle line Of the block twenty-five feet: thence
northrriy, again parallel With Tenth Avenue and
through another party wall far as the said wall
extends one hundred feet and fve Inches 10 the
soiItherly line Of sixty second Street and thence
castcriy along the southcriy side OF Sixty second
Street twenty Ave feet to the point OF beginning.
Dated Nr@ York. May 20. 1905.
VI. CLEiLNND MINOR. Referee
H0wLhND, Ml'RUhY I: PRENTICE. Attorneys
FOR Plaintiffs No. 81 Wall street. New YORK City.
The following is diagram OF the properly 70
be sold It's street number Is 2+ West sixty second
Street.
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POillOn-Clark.

Cora Adelaide Clark daughter of the late
Milton Edward Clark. and William Clark Poll
Ion we're married yesterday afternoon at the
Buckingham Hotel. The Rev. DR.. Abbott
y. Kittredge, pastor OF the Madison Avenue
reformed Church. at Fifty-seventh street
herformed the ceremony, ana the bride was
given away by her brothrr-n-law, Frederic
& Flower Mrs. Frederic s. Flower, her
sister, attended her as .matron of honor.
There were no bridesmaids.
Harry Poillon assisted his bro Their, as best
man. and the Mes srs. Lawrence l.. Gillespie,
Guy Richards and Dr. A. ii. Cornell were
ushorS.
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Adelaide Keim as Hamlet"

The Adelaide Keim Stock Company put
on Hamlet at the Harlem Opera House
last night, Miss Keim appearing in the title
role. The friends Of the young woman
filed the house and Miss Keim made hit
with them as tina mad Prince. She received
several curtain calls after each act. Her
support was fair The play will run through
out the week
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HARPER & BROTHERS, N. Y.
LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
MATILDA WFlSKER, Plaintiff, against HENRY
SCHMIDT. ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure ana
sale. duly made and entered In the above entitled
action and bearning date the second day OF June
1905. |, the undersigned the Referee In said Jvdg
ment named. viii sell at public auction. at the New
York Real Estate Salcsroom. No IA and 10 VeSev
street, In the borough Of Manhattan, city OF New
York. on the 27lh day OF June. 1905, al ~ O'clock
noon on that day, by BRYAN L. KENNEDY,
Auctioneer the premises directed ty said Judgment
TO / c sold and therein described as follows:
ALI. that certain plot OF land with the buildings
and Improvements thereon. situated In the borough
OF the Bronx, City Of New York, and bounded aAd
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point formed by the intersec-
ton OF the sou,herly side OF One hundred and
eighty sixth nsBth) street. with the westerly sido
OF Washington avenue, MS widened: running thence
westerly, along the southcrly side Of 1s8th street,
ninety one oh feet; thence southerly parallel
with Washington avenue. nifty t5o feet; thence
easter!y, parallel with ls6th street ninety one (o)
feet to the westerly side Of Washington avenue
AS widened and thence northerly. along said west
the point or place OF beginning.
WALLACE S. FRASER. Referee.
CARR!NGTON PIERCE. Attorneys for Plain.
tlf. 26O Broadway. New York city:
The following Is a diagram OF the property to
be- sold the street number being 1881 Washington
avenue and 700 East ls6th street. Borough OF The
Bronx. New York City.
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Empty Find.

Policeman Edward Moore Of the traffic
SQUAD found a small package the street
in front OF Tiffany's vest erday afternoon,
him open it. 1t conta aimed three pairs
OF silk stockings. The police sent out
general alarm to find the appert aiming
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MANNED IN SAVING GRANDSON.
Bernard Got Little Boy Out Of way OF Bak.
cr's wagon, but Ills Own Feet We're Crushed.

IT kWzkUh Dut IIV UWh Feet Veto NTuSHeu'
George Bernard, who lives at 235 West
i2jth street, and is 8s years old, was cross
ing l25th street. IN front Of his homo last
night just "a a bakers wagon, driven by
Charles Hsnnick. came along. Mr.. Ber-
nards grandson. Leo Garvin, years old
was directly in tine horses way The
grandfather sprang forward in time to
throw the child out Of danger but was
knocked down himself. and the wagon
ran over him.
Both his feet were crushed by the wagon
wheels. He was unconscious and in a
serious condition. He was scnt to the j.
Hood Wright Hospital.
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Last Week OF Damrosch Concerts.

Walter Damrosch began last night at
the New York roof the last week Of his
engagement with the New York Symphony
Orchestra The last Wagner night will
be given on Thursday when the program
will include selections from -Lohengrin,"
'Tannhauser, ie!Meistersinger, "Rienzi"
and 'Siegfried"
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9,St Street,

6st Street.
Tho Approximate amount OF the lien or charge
IN sn'is'y wniCn the above described property 10 TO
be sold Is SlS.sai 90. with interest thereon from
MAY -. 1903, together with costs and allowances
amounting to SfJ2.l together with the expenses
OF the sale
The approximate amount Of the taxes. assess-
rrcnts or other liens TO be allowed TO the purchaser
out OF Tho purchase money or paid By the Referee
Is $1,000 and interest.
Dated New YORK. Nav 20 io0s
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Washington Avenue.
The approximate amour, of the lien or charge to
satisfy which tho above described property 10
bc sCld Is 81 Jos e. with Interest thereon from the
path day OF May 1905, together with costs and Al.
lowance amounting to s2ls74 together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes assessments or other liens to he allowed
to the purchaser out Of the puIchase money. or
The above described premises wifi be sold subject
to first mortgage OF $500 with interest from
slB.HO with interest from November /, 1904.
Dated New York Sd day Of June. 1905.
WALLACE :. FRASER. Referee. 4
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PUBLICATIONS.
Harper's Book Move
The Ultimate
! Passion

Philip Verrill Mighels' new
novel presents some striking and
little-known phases of how our
government is run, as we'll as .
love story of unusual develop
ments. A young man Of high
ideals plays into the hands of a
powerful, corrupt political ma
chine in order to gain Office and
ultimately to defeat the wrong
doors. The sweep Of the whole
story up to the inevitable climax
is convincing, stirring tale.
Ambition, love of wealth, and
all worldly success yield at
length to the "ultimate passion"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-06

tor one woman who is worth the
sacrifice of all else.
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TYPEWRITERS.

a months rent applied
on purchase. General
Type.El.. 2s3 Broadway.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

Chicago. snecial-Judge Alton "A
Parker. % New York. addressed the IT.
unois State Bar association az the Chi
cago Beach Hotel on The Lawyer In
Public Affairs"
Judge Parker was greeted by hearty
applause as he arose Co speak. After
returning thanks Tor the coriiality %
his reception. be- said in part.
In studying. however casually. or
with whatever care. the modern To-
velopment 90 the Jaw. ami the scope os
the men who follow b. a. a profession.
lf Or impossible Co escape from "a knuwi-
edge az the close relation which to
latter bear almost AS direct result %
their professional life. to our politics
IL Ia seen an along the lne Of publl0
EFFORT whether la village. town. city.
county. State or nation. It's existence
therefore. cannot he overlooked nor can
is importance AS a feature in che his
tory ana development 0f the law. or %
politics De exaggerated 10 is noe a
new tendency having manifested ITSELF
even lu oar earliest DAYS when. owing
90 The simplicity 90 conditions. the need
for the lawyer and the recognition %
his place .a our social fabric hecame
only slowly apparent. Yet. it Is ten
dency which has grown with tha
growth az the country and With the en-
larged facilities for the study Of poll
tics and also with the added dignltX o
the legal profession ITSELF
la the earlier days iu the history 81
the thirteen colonies. the questions dis
cussed were those relating 90 rights
then popular denominated natural
most OF which. iu their practical asser
ton have since become legal. or re
cognized as a part ~ our Institutions
. IL was almost a necessity that the feS
members OF the bar whose service
were then called for should become a
once the assertors OF these rights be
fore the courts. IL was even still nor
imperative that they should come
the front In the discussion OF them
the forum. i'm those bodies where hea
s ings must be held and also In the r
n spective Assem- blies Of the people. Tn
was IN the declining days % the
= cratic age when every profession otn'
d than that OF the clergyman had
, struggle for a position. lie argued 70
> Their that no truly great lawyer ev
has been a dsmagogue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

The Adventure Of the Ledge: ana How
I shook Hands with Ny Comrade.
The great gate stood open. drove
straight irto the briSht-it yard. shout
Ing "Deua,-where is Dollar
'uere"' called voice, ana fron
-~oro tnat stood under The glare of The
window caue m- Ge1- mistress rune
cinc.
~Au SAFE. Jack. Gu, WHAT She
drew back FROM our strange equ,paTe.
All In good tloe FIRST tell me
how came The aret
"Why. foul work. as &c seems. All
I know is I was sleeping. and awoke
10 hear the black seameu hammerinG
on my door. Jumping mp. found the
room full Of smoke. and escaped. The
rooms beneath. they say. were stuffed
with straw. and the yard outside
heaped also with straw. and blazing.
/ Ben Halliday found Two oil jars lying
there"
Are the horses 0rte"
ooh. jack do not know shame
on me 10 forget them.
I ran toward the stable. Already
the roof was ablaze and the straw
yard beyond q very furnace. Rushing
in. found the two horses covering
in their stalls bathed in sweat. and
squeallng. But il was ali fright SC
l fetched MOlly's saddle. and spoke q
her, and set 10 across her back. and
the sweet thing was quiet In a mo
ment. turning her head 10 rub my
sleeve gently with her muzzle. and fol
lowed me out like a lamb. The bay
gave more trouble. but / sOothed hin
In the same manner. and. patting hi
neck. led him. too. 10 safety
/ had fastened the horses by tn
gate. and was ready 10 join in tn
work. when a shout was raised:
"Billy-where's Billy Pottery? Ha
any seen the skipper"
Sure" l called. YOU don't say b
was never alarmed
"Black Sampson was in his room
+ where's Black Simpsons"
: Here l be- cried a voice. ITO :
sure l woke the skipper before an
o. We"
I "Then where's be hid? Did any 81
e him come out:"
~Now, that we have nOtr' arswcr'
ITO be continually
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

Paris. BY Cabie.--Barcn Aiphonse 80
Rothschiid. head o. the French branea
OF the banking house bearing the mans
% Rothschiid and governor OK thu
Bank % France. died az $50 saturday
morning from acute bronchitis agra
waited BY govt The eminent hnancicr
has been sinking slowly Tor many dayA
bat there was no apprehension that hiH
death was imminent
tie passed away peacefully surrOunst-
e BY his family. The annopncrncnG
% The baron's death caused NlfespreaB
regret. Tor besides his position In ths
financial world. Baron Alphouss vaa
known FOR his lavish charities. oas
% the latest being the gin % s2.oo0.00d
Cor the erection OF workingmenla
homes.
The deceased Who vas born In 1877.
plu hc succeeded "a che head ~ the
Paris banking house by Baron Lambert
&C. Rothschld. % Brussels. whose bus
iness capacity has earned him world
Wiic reputation.
The burial 90 Baron Nphonee VII -
most simple. according 20 the strict
rule of The RothschId family includ-
ing q plain cofHn without mourning
tributes The funeral. the date %
which has not been hxet VIII he tha
occasion - notable tribute ~ re-
Bpecf
A member of a Franco American
banking house said Baron Alphouas
was the leading spirit of che Rotha-
childs In their relation with practical
~ an the governments ~ Europe-
Besides the colossal task ~ financing
the indemnity which France paid 90
. Germany after the Franco Prussian var
. ~ ls10-'-l. he carried CA relations with
other governments Tn ffalv these IN
clrded both government AID vatican
finances The house has also had con-
siderable dealings with American 49,
curit.es through che Beimonrs. j PER
ront Morgan ana John IS Gates. Ia
cIuding Louisville al Nashville ans
t, Atlantic Coast line transactions. ans
!. also has extensive interests I'm mines
i in california
a Baron Aiphonse leaves two children
u Baron Edouard and Baroness beatrtS
r Sc has two surviving brothers. baro'
Gustav and Baron Edmond
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

Bristol. Specialize Chnchaeia
Corporation. the recent purchase OF
whose property 10y George 4. Carter. OF
this place. gave rise 60 the litigation
with the Union Trust Company and
other Baltimore stockholders. ending In
the decision OF Judge Coz. % the Unit
sd States Court az Richmond. In favor
OF Mr.. Carter. has purchased the coal
properties of the Interstate Coal q
IRON Company. aggrcgatng 5000 acres,
lying I'm Russell. Dickinson. Buchanan
and wise counties. Virginia. paying tor
fhe same something over million ana
a half dollars. The deal has been
closed ana the deeds viii be- recorded
In fhe county court 90 Russell county
az Lebanon VA The principal stock
holders az the Inter State Coal g. iron
Company are. B s.. Clark No. lN cox
ton Exchange. Sew York. and Thomas
clyde. of the Clyde steamship Com
pany.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
OLD DOMINION NEWS.


Roanoke. special.-captain Charles
Gee. deputy collector Of internal reve-
rue. with his assistants. has succeeded
in cutting mp six distiIleries. destroy
Ing many thousand gallons of mash.
beer and conascatinx several hundred
gallons OF whiskey. Four moonshiners
we're arrested and several others made
their escape.
The raid was on Runnet bay and
Shooting creek. In Franklin county
The noted william Nowlin was cap
tured and his still destroyed. OEicers
say that II vas over this plant that
JEFF <owlin and bis little daughter
we're shot 20 Death from ambush about
eighteen months ago and Ave revenue
raiders had :heir horses shot from IN
der them. The still has been in the
possession OF the Nowln family Tor
over half century.
N0wlin was captured and taken De
fore Cornf ssioncr English. and - ssta
TO have confessed. PIE WAS held undei
bond for the United states Court a.
Danviue The other three men cap
tured were Joel Akers. Lewis Hawlel
AM Amos Dillon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

Montgomery. Ala. Special-John
Randolph. who slew his cousin. Judge
Francis Randolph. in a street tragedy
here Saturday. was released at his PIC
liminary trial before Justice NJ. II.
Screws. The testimony adduced in the
examination showed that Judge Ran
dolph had threatened TO take the life
OF the m&n who slew him. IN accord
ance with the claim OF self-delense set
up BY John Randolph.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

Norfolk. Special -Cato Williams was
held for trial for the murder ~ Ernest
Graham. alias John Johnson of Rich
mond hy the coroner's jury Both meh
are negroes. Williams said that the
other man owed him 10 cents and had
called him vile name. The shooting
occurred i'm the Huntersvihe suburb ON
Saturday. and the victim died AZ tne
Protestant hospital Wednesday
Olivia Villains. a nesress. was con
victed OF hovsehurniug I'm FortsmoA m
Thursday and sentenced 90 JAIL TOT y
months Two months ago She hve
times set ON nre the house or r.. =.
Pau ahere She was employed AS a
domestic.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03
virainta Briefs

The state Board OF Fisheries has
hsan called 10 meet at Urbanna. In
Nliddlesex county. May 30. TO settle
disputs over oyster grounds Ia the hap,
pahannOck river section The pa'ro'
boat Rappahannock has compieted re-
pairs here and leaves at once Tor james
river duty. a.
poivfscbnic Institute shows the total
,ur,her 81 students who have matricu-
I.ted for the session OF 19O4-iSO5 20 be
72S. Among these there are men from
nearly every state IN the Union. Arsen-
tina. Canada. Cuba. Ecuador. NewtoGn,
land. Santo Domingo and Spain Out Oh
the senior Gloss OF l0S Il Is expected
that about IS OF 50 VIII receive diplo-
mas on commencement day.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-06-03

Augusta. Ca. SpeciaL-Two were
KILLED. one fatally injured. two prob
ABLY fatally and three slightly injured
in collision Thursday night 5et~ees
a passenger trolley car and LOUIS
Vile & Nashville coal car on the Az
gusta 4 Aiken Railway. In a stretch of
woods some miles from Augusta. On tho
South Carolina side OF the river.
The dead: j. E. Hoidman. naosormsp:
Felix Bcddse. em2loye ~ railway. VIA
vas riding with the notoTm2n-