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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

rlng bisIer IeBteren 8srdntaItung
iibernimmt Der SiinItlerbuno unter Sci
tung BON YrofeNor 3beooor 8iiher,-
Or. 6dn5 20tpenfelo, Spernregiheur
Oe3 Magoeburger Stuottbeaters, tpuroe
in 9lei4er @tgenI9aft fir baS t6nigz
Idle 6oftbeuter gu Stuttgart nit
mebridbrigem @ertrage perpflidtet uno
tritt feline S6Gti9teit am /. September
um.-0er 9irettor Der gBiirttembergis
I6en 8dntuntalt, 8ilbeIm GeIea, lift
bier geItorben.
meim M. Die aud in ipeiz
teren SreiIen betonnte Wirtbi6aft sur
nRoien60be" an Der Strabe nab 80z
ni9beim 0ing bur9 8ouf Inn 1900
Mart in ben 8eiiB Der Dittre S6o[ler
in 8Onigbeim, bic friiber ben @aitbof
our oPoit" in 8%radenbeim in 8eiiB
bate, iiber. Sin 66pie9erIpbn bers
Ielben ptro ouf benz &npeien cine Sci
fenfabrit einri9ten, nGbreno baneben
Die 8irtbi4uft peiterbetrieben iperoen
ioQ.
Sbernborf. On benz @e6urtss
baufe Der Mutter bes 0ifters GGeFz
fell, bic bier am 5. Nooember 1906 ais
So6ter be8 8iirgermeifters &reoerer
geboreu lpuroe, ipirb gum 100. Sc
~burtStage cine @eoenttufel on9ebra6t
ooer Elm einfd6es 0entmal erIteGt iperz
ben.
Il m. Our Grri9tung zines neuen
Sitter uno Run9irbabnbofs taufte Die
Giien6dbnperpaItung unter @orbe6alt
Der mintiterieLen 3uitimmung I'M @es
item Der Stdot elm Serroin fir 100000
Mart.
SuI5a. Subritant Ste6le bier
bat nun aud bic &unoenmiible in
Sii3tngen I'm 10000 Mart uno bas
Sd9etpert UNI $4,000 Mart an9etauft,
10 oaB Die gauge WaHertroft pss 8as
nails tpieoer in elmer 9ono pereinigt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
6urg.

2uremburg g. Der @roB6er5og
bon G%uremburg fat ouf Elm GeIu9 bes
Protectors Gabriel b. Seiol in Wiins
den 1000 Wdrt geipenoet, UNI es nit
bieIem 3ui4uB gu erm0sti6en, boB
aus 4nIaB Der Observation-Disclosures
Der Senolinger 9uuerni9la6t Der
aubere 9beil Der &upe[e oss Woriens
itiftes in Wiin9en gu einem 9sntmal
nab benz plane oes Yrofefors b. Seiot
umgeitdltet ipirb. Die Srau @rob6ers
8ogin bat bier3u nod 300 Mdrt be-
piqigt. Die Q~usfiibrung bss projets
ties 1T nunmebr 9eiihert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
Gro66eriogt6ntt e9eGen.

Darn It a D t. Setter Gage fanb
bic So95eit bes 9roBber5ogs Gubnig
pom. losfen nit Der Yrin5eiiin Gleonore
Don Collins obenIolmssGi9 itatt.
Sic 8 II. 0abier lit Der timber
fitGtsz 6e9tlsbrer Sriebrid Rofe i'm
bitter bon 43 Subren geitorben. @r
mar felt 1886 an Der beiiii4en 2anbess
uniberiitGt tbdtig.
30 a n ). SIN lsbtsn @iertel bes
obgelaufenen Sdbres iuuroen I'M SIRE
matOrium ouf benz Mainaer Jriebhof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
8dOen.

&drtsrube. 0as SpartdTens
lpeien in 8uben bat in ben leBten Sobrs
3e6nten einen Experimentation Nufs
i4pung genommen. Die 3abl Der
&afen, Die 1868 erIt 78-mit 81, SAT
Sparbii4ern unb 19,815,O74 @u(ben
@tnIugen-betrug, pu4s bis gum
Sabre 1868 ouf 90 an, uno bis 1901
ouf 151 nit 448, 295 Sparbii9ern unb
Ginlagen in Der SD6e bon 462, 1868, 1872
Matt. Die dlteite Spurtafe 8abens,
lpenn ni9t gang 9euti4lanoS, 1T iene
in 8onnborf, Die ppr 140 Sabren BON
benz 5iiritabt Martin @erbert in ct.
8laiien ais Wai1entdIie erri6tet purbe.
Der 3peite 8iirgermeiIter s. 8rGs
mer, Der i6on felt mebreren Sabr5e6nz
ten i'm 9tenite Der bieIigen Stabtpers
paItung Itebt, tritt nit GiidIi9t auf
fein OorgeriidteS @lter in ben 3ubes
ftanb.
3 a b 9 a b n. Die Staots
berpaltunQ lit nit ben beiben 9emeinz
ben 2i6tentbal unb Dos tpegen beren
@ingemeinbung in llnterbunblung ges
treten.
eiburg /. Or. Set Monas
ten 1T bier Der 2iegenI9oftsz9ertebr
un9emein rege. Sn einem Monat iptlrs
ben 2ie9eni6dften i'm Wertbe BON fat
2,750,000 Wlart pertauft.
9etbeIberg. Dem SnItitut fir
&rebsforI6ung lit cine ueue S9enfun9
i'm 8etrage BON 250,OOO Mdrt gematt
iporben.
6 It 3. Die @lass unb Dor
3elanipaarenfirmu 8aper Dittmonn
tuufte bas ibr benu9bdrte sSabritunres
fen Der 5irma 8. Stromeper &c So. fir
100000 Mart, um BARN groBe Eager
rGume unb cine Spiegelmanufattur
ein5uri6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
2srann(6meig. an6aft.

9 raun d III g. 9us aei4ss
geri4t p%ertparf bic ReOiIion Der 5rsis
frau b. Spboip, bic bonn 2anbgeri9t
8rduni4ipeig ipegen i9rperer Mibs
banolung tbrer So9ter gu bier Monas
ten @sfdngnib perurtbeilt iporben mar.
q o E a 8 II be n. Singitbin
feierte Der Ieit /. Ottober 1871 an Der
bieIiqen S9ule ipirfenbe 2ebrer unb
Sdntor Mi4aelis iein ~50idbrises
Oienitiubildum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
Me6fen6nrg

8 e o IN. Dor brei Sabren
iuurben bonn S9purgeriAt gu Cline
burg Der 8ie6bGnbler 8irf6itein uno
Der S6lG9ter S9euer BON bier tpegen
Meineibs gu bier Subren 3u9tbdrs
berurt1eilt, SEPT iteIte Ii4 beraus, baB
beibe Mdnner unI9utoig Iino. Der
9uupt5euge bate aus Sob uno Ra9s
fudt 8eioe beGuItet. atridItein unb
S9euer puroen ouf frsien SUB gsIeBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
@focn6nra.

men b o It. Sm nu6en
9orfe Barr erita9 Der @rbeiter 9reipes
feinen 8ruber nit einem 8rotme1er
nod borausgegungenem Streit. Ore
mes ipurbe Oerbaftet unb erbdngte ii9
i'm @efdngniHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
0SIrttem6erd.

Stuttgart. Sir bic Stuttsurs
ter S6iaerfeier bat Iid Elm &omite ses
biloet, an beIIen Spite Oberbiirsermeis
tier @oub Itebt. IS io1 am 9ooestus
bes Di6ters cine 9ulbieungsfsier am
S4iaerbentmal, Elm Geitaft in Der Gies
berbane unb 9tbenbs cine Jeisr auf
benz Ylabe be9 ebemalisen 9~oftbsaters
ftaitfinoen. Die tinftlerif6e 4usfiibs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
Sa@(en.

Dresden II, Der iG9Iti9sn Sns
OuIioenitiftune finb bon einem @0n=
ner, Der nidt %senannt iein pil, 5000
Start ais Sef9ent iibertpieien porbeu.
-Ra6bem erit unldngit Die Wo9en>
i9rift n0resoener .6ausfrau" fpegsn
zines Wontignoio s4rtitels, Der cine
Notwithstanding eutbalten fo1te,
tonfisSirt iporoen mar, ipurbe jiineit
bic Wodeni4rift .Dreshener geoba6s
ter" glei6faIs tpe9en zines @ebi9ts
auf bic Grdfin Montignofo, in benz bic
poliasi ebenfalls cine WajeltGtsbeleibis
sung erb!idt, mit-9eidhs belest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
EaperE.

90 ii II d. E II. Die 9oli5ei bat ben
8pltSIGnoern unb @arietetomitern perz
boten, in ~llniformen beutI9er Sotbaz
ten ODER 9ebDrben, ober in 9eiitli6er
8leioung, einI4IieBIi9 Der MDn9ss
uno g(ounengelDdnoer, auf5utreten.-
Der GanopirtbidaftIi9e 8eretn in
8aDern, peiien Spite Der 8aperii6e
Ganopirt6i6oftsratb lit, bat i'm pers
gdngenen Sabre UNI runb 5000 Mtits
glieoer 3u9enommen. Die Nufldee bes
oWo6en6latt8" oes NereinS lit nm
1000 geItiegen.-0er 9riputbp5ent fir
pip4iatrie an Der llniperIitGt unb 2ets
ter Der pipdiatriiden pplitlinit an Der
neuerri4teten pip6iatriifen uniperIis
tGtstGinit, @eriGtSpiD9iuter Or. meb.
Sans @ubben, lit gum a%uBerorbents
li6en YrofeiIor ernannt porben.-0os
boDeri19e &dbettentorps blidte oieIer
Sage uuf cine 100jGbrige @er9ongenz
belt 5uriid.
q m b E T g. Der RdubmDrber
9tri9bo9el murOe bonn S9nur9eri9t
sum 2oDe DerlrtDellt.
81 b. Sn Der 5toGun9 oes @utss
beiiBers Sorf9 in @el6s6eim erptos
otrte cine 2ampe. 8ei benz baour6
%entitanbenen 8rdnbe eritidten q Stiid
%3tDeiiG6ri9es Sun9Oieb unO 3tpei
Yferbe.
8ob Ret9en6oIG. Die itGos
tiiden &oGegien bdben beI9loKen, fir
ben S6ulbauSneu6au Elm 8onturren8z
ousi9reiben our9 ben bopertI9en Or
4itetteRs uno Syngenieurperein 5u pers
unItuIten uno fir Die beIten Gntpiirfe
bret PreiIe 81 300, 200 uno 100 Wtort
~ous5uieben.
9 San b g, 6ier lift Gr3biI6of
Soiepb bon S4ort aus benz 2eben ees
i4teoen. @r ftanb Der @rSbi05efe felt
Dem Sabre 1891 ppr.
i il t b. Sier it bel cincm un6ee
beutenOen 9rdnbs Die 5euerpe6rIeiter
umgetippt uno bat ben 6euerpe9rmonn
S6neioermeiIter Hetnbaro erI9la9en.
g m ! d.. 5rau Hegierung8s
oirettprspittipe Stdnette b. Worett
feierte tiir5li4 in i6rer @iGu .@bs
muno" in poler geiitiger unO t0rpers
liher Stride ibr 95. @eburtsFeit.
9oG3ti d n. Der bieii0en
Notwithstanding ipurben BON elmer
ungenannt Iein pollsnbeu YerIonli9z
felt 5000 Dart fir ben 5onbs Der
Observation-Disclosures i~i6eroe6en.
u ii b ser q, Der Staotmo0ie
frat BAT an ben ItdbtiI9en @otts16uz
len cine @inri4tun9 nieoer ms Geben
treten Io1en; Die S4uIpGrme3immer.
Sic iinb unter Der 9ufii6t Der 6ousa
m~eiIter gum Qufentbdlte fir orme
SduItinber beItimmt, bic no6 Der
S6ule babeim berI9lofene Sbiiren
fGnben, neil Batter unb Mutter uuf
9trbeit Iinb.
g q q. Der nab Inter-
i6lagungen 9efIiidttte Wogmeiiter Der
Regensburger 3uderfdbrit unb Reitous
rateur &i9urb &ir6ner fpurbe bier pers
boftet. Nu6 Der W~burt6eilung tpe9en
feiner 5uli6melOung bier erfolgt bic
Quslieferung.
9 trdub / n q. unlGngit fonb
bier bic GrOffnung bes neuen 9rdntens
bduIes Der 8orm6er5igen 8riioer Itutt.
70 ii I 4 b urg. 0as S6purges
rid)t perurtbsilte ben 1~9jGbrigen
9auerniobn Georg &~abenberger pm
poppsnlauer, Der ieinen 8ruoer i'm
Streite eritu6, gu 5lpei Subren Sc
fdnsniB.
Aits DER Rlteittufuit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
Aus Der Rbrinpfuit.

SpeDer. SIM Mai porissn Sab
res perungliidts auf Dem bteitgen 8abns
iibersang cine 6od3eitSeeIeGi9aFt aus
2a9enIpeperoorf pobei flint YerIonen
ben Sob Tanoen, 9ur6 9eri6tGt9en
GntI4eio nurOen nun bic pfdl3iI9sn
@iienbobnen enOgiltig perurtbetlt, fir
jeben Der @et0btetsn $4,000 Murt Gnts
I6Gbisung on bic 9intsrbIiebenen gu
5ablen.
1rantert6dl. Der erIte 9ts
rettor Der S6mapreiienfobrit Sruns
tent6ul 9ll6ert &c So, 4ttiens9 eIeas
i1dft, Sean @anB, bat aus @nlaB ieis
ner grnennung gum &Dmmer3ienrdtb
Der Dor einigen Sabren nit nambafter
3uipenoung ms Qeben gerufenen Sean
@anbzS tiftung tpeitere 10000 Wdrt
au%aelpieIen nit Der erfpeiterten 9eItims
muna, baB bieie Stiftung audi ben
faufmGnniT6en unb te6niiAen Beam
ten gu She'll peroen tou.
2ubip 6 Das finuns
siele GrgebniB Der itdotiiden elettris
Ifen StruBenbabneu ii6ertraf 1904
ale Grnartungen. Die 9eiummtsips
nabmen beliefen ii4 auf 402,184, gee
gen oas 0oriabr 114,000 Wart mebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17

M ii n It r. Der prOOin3iaGanbs
tag pd6lte ben O6erbiirgermeiiter Or.
!Sammeri9mibts 8refeIo nit alien ge@
gen bret Stimmen gum 2anoesbuupts
mann.
$ a gem. Dor Der Straftammer
bes 2unbgeri9ts gu !6agen errei6ts Der
Pro5eb gegen ben Der @eruntreuung
bon iiber 100000 Mart bei6uloig>
ten 8ommer3ienratb S. Ri6bert aus
Sobenlimburg fein @nbe, uno Rib6ert
purbe gu brei Monaten 9efdngniB pers
urtbeilt. Ribbert bate als 9irettor
unb Witinbaber Der Sirmu Ribbert
perfe6lte Observation-Disclosures eemddt
unb cine lleberT4uloung Der 5irmd
herbeiaefihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-17
aGrnuin1 OItprruHri,.

RDnigsberg. Der 52idbrige
Moiorats6err @ruf Gulenburgs8allins
oen hattie init feiner gan3en 5amilie an
elmer 8dQTeitli9teit tbeilgenommen.
gtm Morgcn bequ6 er ii6 an ben pre-
oel, trod) duf ben 8nieen bis an ben
Rdno bes Sizes uno t0otete ii4 bur6
einen Sfub in ben &opf. Gr bate
al 6auic einsn 3ettel Suriid9elaiIen,
duf benz er mittbsilte, er firdte, gei>
ftestrant 3u fperOen.
d. 0as S6purgeri4t perurs
theilte ben roegen 9attenmorbes anges
fluafen 8optsmann 2ubieniBfi aug
DloIfen 3i brei Sabren @sfGnsnib.
2ubienibti bate feline 6rali. nit Der er
in ltnfrieben lebts, nit einem Stiid
Sols erI9lagen uno Die 2eife i'm aelz
Ter einsef4arrt.
prnutnt alteTtprrnHr,t.
9ansi q. Der 2anbaerihtsbirefz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02
Berkeley Springs.
Special Correspondence Of The Star
BERKELEY SPRINGS. w


BERKELEY SPRINGS. ". Va
July I, 1905.
Most all Of the private cottages here are
now occupied. The various hotels and
summer resorts are filling rapidly and It
will be only a short time before all are
crowded.
Mrs. Fitzgerald. wife of General Manager
Thomas Fitzgerald of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. visited Berkeley Springs this
week with party Of ladies in a priya tie
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Albert Of Baltimore
entertained a number of friends at dinner
at the Hotel Washington.
tournament will be held at Inwood on
July under the auspices Of the Daughters
OF the Confederacy. A. M. Gilbert is chair
man Of the committee.
The Red Men Of Berkeley Springs will
parade on July and all-day exercises will
be held In the grove under the auspices Of
the Daughters Of Pocahontas
Mr.. N. c. Degrange. a leading resident Of
Berkeley Springs. who was prominent in
secret orders. is dead. aged sixty-seven
years.
While rolling logs on carrier at a saw
mill near here Charles Hovermale was
badly crushed. Both legs were mashed and
he sustained internal Injury.
Mr.. c. w. BuZZerd has returned from Hot
Springs. Ark, where he was treated for
nervous trouble.
Mrs. Thomas H. B. Dawson gave a large
reception to the ladies of the United
Brethren Aid Society
Miss Edith Buchanan has returned from
a visit to Washington.
Mrs. John Mann is visiting in Wash
ington.
Miss Josephine Colbert of Morgantown Is
visiting Miss Helen Brady
Miss Ella Brady Is visiting in Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02
The Old Marshall Home,
Of The Star.


RICHMOND. Va. July 1, 1905.
The fate of the old John Marshall home.
at 9th and Marshall streets this city. is in
the balance. The city in casting about for
site for new high school and the To-
cation recommended provides for building
on the entire square on which the Mar
shall house is located. The home of the
hrst chief justice of the United States Is
pointed out to slghtseers as one of the
places OF historic interest
The old house is in an excellent state of
preservation, and has been in the Dos
session OF the descendants of Justice
Marshall since his death, and up to about
Two years ago it had been occupied by the
owners. For more than year the place
mas been used by the department of public
instruction, having been rented by the state
until the capitol building is completed.
The building is of brick. exceedingly well
preserved, with the original hand caryod
manteis and mahogany-fnished panels The
doors are heavy, the hinges and fasten-
lngs being heavy and kept in place by
hdnd-wrousht steel nails. The locks are
mostly brass, massive with keyholes of
immense proportions. The window panes
are small, the sash thick and substantial.
The rooms are high-pitched with an
abundance OF light and ventilation with
wide halls and oid-fashioned, broad stair
case. There are eight good rooms in the
building, beside the basement in which is
wine cellar. The walls OF the building
are very thick. the work being of a char
acter that viii endure for many years The
roof Is of shingles. There is a porch on
the south and the east sides of the build
NY, with great yard, In which the grass
grows luXuriantly and old locust and other
trees of ancient growth tower above the
old house. 1t Is a most picturesque and
ih'iuhs place, and has a coy appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02
QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR.
Read Admiral Caps to Distribute
Fathers Estate.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NORFOLK, Va, July Rear Admiral
Washington l.. Caps. chief of the bureau
of construction and repair in the Navy De-
partment at Washington, qualified here to-
day as executor of the estate of his father.
the late Washington Tazewell Caps, whose
will distributing an estate of over SIPS 900
was admitted to probate at the same time.
Mrs. Agnes E. Caps. widow of the tes-
tator and stepmother of Admiral Caps,
qualified jointly upon the estate as execu-
triX. In the event of Mrs. Caps and Ad-
miral Capps failing to agree on questions
arising in the settlement of the estate AL
fred Z. Thom general counsel of the South
ern railway at Washington, is to cast the
deciding vote.
The testator. after leaving his widow his
Oakland homestead mansion as home for
life, gives her n large life dover. and then
divides the estate between Admiral Caps,
his brother, John Talbot Caps of Norfolk
and his sister, Mrs. John D. Copper, jr,
OF Norfolk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02
Richmond News Notes

The plant of the w t. Hancock Com.
pany. one OF the independent tobacco con-
Germs. Is to reduce its force for a time
until the output can be disposed of.
a charter has been granted changing the
name OF the Farmville and Powhatan rail-
road. sold recently under decree Of tho
court. 20 the Tidewater and Western rail
road The charter provides for the exten-
sion OF the road to Lynchburg and Dan
vile.
a pair of shoes made on order for Phoebe
Randolph. colored. is on exhibition here
The old woman lives in the city Each
shoe Is fifteen inches through the insfep.
is nine inches wide and fifteen inches
through the ankle. The shoes are to be
seen at the store OF Seymour Sycle.
W. /. Sims, who says he has daughter
living in Washington. and who is a con-
federate veteran. was found on the streets
here a night or two ago. The man has one
leg. having lost the other in the war He
says he came here to get into the Soldiers
Home. He asked the policeman for knife
with which to cut his throat. He was sent
TO the aimshouse till he can be placed in
the home. He served In Wickham's cavalry
brigade
Charles Anderson, negro brakeman on
the Seaboard Air Line. was instantly killed
early Friday morning by being caught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-02
VIRGINIA NOTES.

Frank Williams, alias "Ohio Hump" the
robber of post offices in three states, was
taken to the penttentiary at Atlanta yes
terday. He was sentenced to hard labor
for five years. He was allowed one year
for time spent In Jail at Norfolk and
Charleston, S. c.. while awaiting trial.
Samdcf Pattison, twenty-five years DID,
a young farmer living in Crocketts Cove
was shot and killed by his first cousin
Kelly Halsby. eighteen years old. Friday
afternoon. PattiSOn was returning home
from Wytheville when he met HalSby
The two men had some words. and Has
by shot Pattison dead with gun and e,s.
capped to the mountains. This is the fifth
murder in this county In less than nine
teen months.
Six persons were painfully injured and
number of others were badly shaken up
in a collision which occurred on the Seven
Pines electric line near Richmond Friday
night The most seriously injured was
Newell Iioyie, t;.e rsiotGr.ri,i. whose foot
was crushed and leg sprained.
Crazed because his wife of four months
had fofsakeu him and returned to TIE lie
she was leading Eefore ne: marriage capt
Howard Ford OF the schooner j. ?. Pier
son of Nineiaud. n. j.. Friday morning shot
sort in Petersburg Captain Ford died ir-
stantiy, the woman Heeing froG. he room
as the shot was fred. IL is ssid that CAP
tain Ford went to the house with the IN
fled from him before he could fire. He then
turned the weapon on himself.
During tie week an excursion for colered
people was run from Richmond 10 HuckFoe
Beach In the interest OF the John Jasper
memorial fund. Three trans were neces-
sary to carry the crowd, and when the re-
turn trip began the trains are sad 20 nave
left practically at the same tine AS
result many OF the coloTed men and women
were left at the beach. with ii;tie o. no
money and no way in which to get oack
home The excursionists have been return
ing for two or three days, and there are
said to be a number who are stal IN the
neighborhood of Old Point who are anxious
to get back to Richmond.
William l.. Royal of Richmond. who rs
ured in the newspapers some time ago IN
connection with an attack on Senator Mar
tin has served notice on the chairman o!
the Richmond democratic committee that
he will appear before the grand jury ana
ask that body to investigate the recent prl-
mary election.
The evidence against Mrs. Estelle Town
send Smith, on trial fer the murder OF ner
six-year-old son. in Manchester, Is s!cken-
ing. The boy was little removed from I'M
becility. 1t was to break him of bad hapit
that he was beaten. Mrs. Smith faces the
Jury, the evidence being that she showed
absolutely no affection for the child, was
cruel to 1t, beat it three to SIX times a
day. paid no attention. anG would, when
she became fretted or veXed about any
thing. administer severe beating on the
little fellow. broomStick. a razor strap
and a small bat were used 10 administer
punishment, and so far II mas LOT peeH
shown that the mother or father took steps
looking to having the boy placed In any In
stitution for correcting his faults, content
ing themselves with beating II.
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eeIal Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROMNEY, w. Va, July /, 1905
The Tri-State Y. NJ. C. A. boys camp at
Grace Station is crowded. there being
over 100 boys from Maryland, the District
of Columbia. Delaware and West Virginia.
Prof. E. H. Ockert. physical director Of
the Cumberland Y. NJ. c. A. is in charge.
There are thirteen boys from Cumberland.
A base ball league has been organized In
the camp, Washington being represented
by club.
The Hampshire club. below Romney, will
be crowded all summer. 1t Is maintained
largely by Pittsburg. Wheeling and Cum
two sons of Philippi, w. Va. spent a week
at the club. While Mr.. Teter was an
original member this was his first visit to
the club.
opened the freight Office at South Branch
Prof. 8. I. Kreemer of West Chester. Pa
accompanied by Mrs. Kreemer is spending
part of his vacation here.
Rev. Mr.. Birmingham of Wheeling Is
spending few days with Rev. George A.
Gibbons at the Episcopal rectory
Miss Ann Gibson Is visiting in Baltimore
Mrs. George Cookus is at Bunker Hill.
Va.
Miss sallIe Blue is visiting in wash
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wills of Green's
boro. N. c.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Chichester.
|. MISS Henson of Virginia Is the guest
Iof her brother. Mr.. II; =, Henson: Mrs.
daughter. Mrs. Robert White.
tho guest of her sister. Mrs. George
Miss Nellie hewitt of Edinburg. va. is
visiting her aunt, Miss Lou Kern.
w. Va. was the guest OF Miss Myrtle
Bennatt.
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have to summon you as witness at the
ternoon.'
She bowed without replying.
+ 'One thing more, said Goldberg. Did
he have the papers? Did he give them to
your
NO she answered quickly. He had
no papers. He was lying"
Then that is ALL repeated the coroner
You'd better see her to her cab. Mr. God
frey he added. with little smile. "She' IL
need an escort"
She rose from her chair and dropped over
her face a heavy veil which she had raised
about her hat. Godfrey opened the door for
her and followed her through. She shrank
back from the mob which charged down
upon her as soon as she appeared on the
threshold. but Godfrey sprang forward
quickly to her rescue.
Keep close to me-" he said, and elbowed
way through the crowd with no great
tests.
IT'S Godfrey of the Record"
of course. he scents a corpse like a vul-
ture."
well, he's no right to freeze us QUIT"
MADAME, We beg of you
But Godfrey merely smiled grimly and
Kept straight On. holding his companion
HrtnIy by the arm. In a moment they
cab. Va
Miss Croydon" he said. leaning toward
ner as she took her seat do me the favor
10 deny yourself to all callers tonight
SHALL, she agreed instantly.
ihahk you, and he stepped Back sniI-
ing, as the driver whipped up his horse.
he smiled more broadly stiI when he
one iie "i'''
himself "e saio 10
Then he chuckled again.