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experiment station on the subject Agri-
culture, and How to Make Poor Lands Pro-
ductive." The Institution is designed for
the uplifting of the colored race in southern
Maryland, and is under the care of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Miss Susie
Willes of Croome is general superintendent
of the institution. Rev. DR.. Thomas ]. Pack
ard of Rockville, president of the board of
trustees, was in the chair, and Miss Willes
acted as secretary. Mrs. Shaw. director of
cooking in the colored schools of Washing
ton. gave talk On Cooking" and DR.. w.
Brice Evans, principal of the Armstrong
Manual Training School, Washington. made
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liam has promoted Admiral Won Rooster to
be grand admiral of the German fleet Won
Rooster has long held high commands and
has the complete confidence of the govern
ment exceptional administrator He
has barely recovered from an injury to
his leg, which was crushed in a gun ao-
cidcnt on the flagship.
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Mathews Turns Professional.

Special Dispatch 20 The Star.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June Civilian C.
Mathews, Harvards negro shortstop. will
play professional base ball t2ais summer. He
has signed with the Burlington team Of
the Vermont League. and will report at
once. 1T was rumored some time ago that
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Linen Remnants.

Remnant lot of small size Turkish
Towels, bleached and unbleached; neat
colored borders; frfnged at
the ends; soft finish, alb pG/
sOrbent towels. Remnant $685.
price each. ..........-.' =
Lot of German Damask Dinner Nap
kins all pure white; neat dice patterns;
IS inches square; fast selvage on two
sides; sold regularly for NEZ
69c dozen. Special Friday LN1SN,
remnant price, each. ~
Just about four dozen Tea or Lunch
con Cloths, A and 5-4 sizes: the A
size are all pure linen, with spoke
stitched border: the "a are the mer-
cerized satin damask. Worth from 81
TO 1925 AS this is a rem Am
nant lot, choice. Friday. OWCo
each. ,.--........'-'.
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Residence and Contents Burned.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 29.--The three
story residence of John T. Merrill. at Wash
ington street and Van Ness avenue, was de-
stroyed by fire early today, entafling loss
of 1925, eco The blaze originated In dumb
waiter shaft and was caused by the explo-
sion of gas. The house contained many rare
paintings and valuable antique furniture.
all OF which were destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-29
Croome Institute Trustees Meet.
special CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.


UPPER MARLBORO, June 30. 1908.
The feature of the annual meeting OF the
trustees of the Croome Industrial and Agri-
cultural Institute. held at Croome. this
county. yesterday, address by d.
rector Harry j. Patterson of the Maryland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-29

Mathews, who was a senior this year. had
signed to play professional base ball after
his graduation. but the shortstop fatty de-
MED the rumor. He played with the Har-
ward team in both Yale games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-29

remnant winner in the American League.
the race is always close, but my selee-
ton is Cleveland. with Philadelphia second
and I think time viii prove my prophesy
correct"
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Fired a Volley From Rifles.


At a command by the leader. the mob
stepped back a few PAGES, took deliberate
aim and fired volley from rifles, shot guns
and pistols into the line of prisoners. Every
man In front of the mob fell at the inst
volley.
Believing its work had been completed.
the mob quickly dispersed.
An examina ton by the Tailor who had
been forced by the mob to accompany II to
the scene of the execution, showed that
seven Of the men had been riddled by bull
let's but Patterson was found to have been
pnIy slightly injured. Patterson's escape
from death was as by miracle for the
fence post to which he had been bound
was torn to fragments by the bullets. He
possessed the presence of mind to fall with
his companions and remain mo.ionless upon
the ground
Scores of citizens sprang from their beds
in alarm. The mob, however, had dis
persed.
The strength of the mob has been vari-
ously estimated. The jailor declares that
there were many armed men, all
wearing masks. He says he delivered
the KEYS to the men believing ii were bet
ter to do this than to resist, which he was
told would mean the dynamiting of the
prison.
Gaining admittance to the JAIL the MOB
first sought Sandy Price. who was ar
rested late yesterday afternoon by posse
from Oconee county and delivered to the
Tailor At the time of his arrest lynch
ing was narrowly averted. Price was
charged by Mrs Weldon Dooly, who lives
In the suburbs of Watkinsvile, with hav-
ing attempted criminal assault Wednesday
afternoon.
No further trouble is anticipated.
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Thousands of situations have been OBJ.
tanned through the want columns of The
Star.
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Remnant Lots of Footwear

Women's $500 Tan and
Black Oxfords, calf, Kid
and patent leather, in d. 4 On
Guiding white canvas. FRI ~ ~
udy ......-.-.-s
Women's s125 and $3.50 Oxfords, Ju-
lets, Opera and Strap Slip ms
pers, sizes 8 to s; also White VSCe
Canvas OXfords. Friday........
Women's $500 and s.. so Tan Oxfords,
light and heavy sole, includ
ing undressed leather, q n AR
suede plenty of sizes. , Il eOS
Choice Friday. ..........-.
Mems and Women's House 49,
Slippers, leather and serge 400.
cloth. Special Friday.
Children's Tan l. e Their dM
Barefoot Sandals, sizes 3 to ave.
IL. .....................
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German Admiral Promoted.

KEEL, Germany. June 2e.-Emperor VIII
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GOLDENBERGs 1.-The Dependable
for ''tfe Fourth" in Tomorrows Great Remnant Sale

We are supplying the wearables and equip
ments for your Fourth-o'-July Outing through
the agency of the Remnants just the things
you want are offered at fraction of the prices
you expected to pay.
From every department comes great QUIT
pouring of big bargains that will receive inn
mediate response from every shopper i'm WASH
ingtom who values the saving of money.
The following items give the details of the
most interesting Remnant Sale of the Summer.
ay-July Fourth
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Remnant lot OF VIZ SIP
pers, Sandals and Oxfords, 90
black, tan and white canvas, S.6C
broken sizes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Childrens s1.25 and $l.39 90
Tan Calf and Kid Oxfords; QUSC
remnant sizes only.
Children's Barefoot Sandals,
White Canvas OXfords and
Strap Slippers; broken sizes
and small lots; worth $1.0o MQVC
and 81. ID
Boys White and Gray Canvas OK
fords and Shoes; sizes up to Se
51a; sold at $1.00 and sl.25. ISG.
TIudy .........-.-. ......--....-..
Black, Brown and White Tennis OK
fords; also Ping Pong OK 40
fords, with leather insoles;. AlSC
all sizes. Friday.
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Remnant lot of Satin Damask Towels;
large size; finished with heavy knotted
fringe at the ends: large rose, clover
leaf, dice and other good patterns. This
is a remnant lot because we
have them in white only: no 81
colored borders; 25c. value. Il nc.
Remnant price, each. ...
2, 3, 4 and Sgd. lengths of Bleached
Toilet Twill Toweling; fast selvage
edges on both sides; close-woven crash,
suitable for roller and tea ~DD/
towels; sells from the piece oOa0M 4
for Sc. I'd. Remnants, a yd. OWE~"s
Just four pieces BIeached Table
Damask, 81 inches wide; all pure linen;
neat patterns. This goes in
remnant sale because we can
get no more of 1t. Remnant o02VA
price, q yard. ...............
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LYNCHED IN GEORGIA
EIGHT NEGROES STRUNG UP FOR
ALLEGED ASSAULT ON WOMAN.

ATLANTA. Ca, June 29.-Specials from
WatkinsvilIe. Ga, give the following ac-
count of the lynching there carly today
Eight prisoners were taken from the jail
here this morning and seven of them were
shot TO death by q mob of masked white
men within 2G0 yards of the center OF the
town One of the men Joe" Patterson,
ground when the volley was fired and
feigning that he had been killed. The mob
left him lying on the ground, thinking he
had been ridded with bullets. The names
OF the prisoners killed are: Lewis Robert
son, Richard Robinson. Sandy Price.
Claude Elder. BOZ Harris. Jim Yearly, all
negroes. and Lon Aycock. white.
Four of the prisoners were charged with
being implicated in the murder of Hol-
brook and his wife several weeks ago and
one was held for attempted criminal
assault. The others were in Jail on minor
misdemeanor charges
The mob formed quietly just after mid
night and marched to the jail where the
KEYS were demanded of the jaior. The
demand was made at the point of rifles ana
the Tailor realized that resistance was use
less. With the keys in its hands, the mob
opened all the cells, bringing the inmates
out, and bringing them up in single lie,
tying them with ropes.
The eight prisoners were marched to
corner lot within 200 yards of the jail and
in the heart of the town. They were bound
to a fence with their hands tied behind
them. The work had been so quietly done
that the sleeping residents of the town
had not been aroused.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-06
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Whereas ON the 9th day of Oct
1905, w. J. Wilson, Alderman o.
the First Ward OF the city of Chick
asha, Indian Territory, as a mem
Der Of the City Council Of the city
Of Chickasha, rendered his resigna-
tion as such Alderman and as a
member Of such City Council
whereas on the 9th day of Oct,
1905, the resignation Of said w. J.
Wilson as alderman for First Ward
of said city Of Chickasha and as
a member Of said city Council was
accepted by such city Council; and
whereas, said w. ]. Wilson was
elected alderman for the First Ward
as a member of said city Council
Of said city OF Chickasha at the
annual election held in said city in
the month Of April, 1905, to serve
for the term Of two years. and
whereas, the law provides that in
the case of vacancy in City Council
the same shall be filled by special
election.
Now, therefore, T, ]. H. Venable,
Mayor Of the City of Chickasha
I. I. by virture of the authority
vested in me BY law, do hereby
proclaim and give notice that a
special election will be held in the
First Ward Of the city Of Chick
asha on the 10th day Of December.
1905, for the purpose Of electing an
alderman for said Ward as mem
Der of said City Council of the city
Of Chickasha to fill the unexpired
term Of said w. ]. Wilson, resigned.
That said election of said First
Ward of the city of Chickasha shall
be held and such alderman to be
elected shall be voted for and elect
ed by the qualified voters of the
City of Chickasha I. T., and the
following judges are hereby ap-
pointed to hold and conduct said
election:- + B. Biggers, Webb
Hendrix rnd r. f. Kemp
That said election shall be held
and conducted as provided therefor
by law, and shall be held at tbs
corner Of Minnesota Avenue ans
9th street in said city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-06
SOCIETY


Mrs. ]. A. Bohart ard childrer
have gone to Gea-y Oklahoma fol
a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Cad Allard and children
went 70 Enid this afternoon to re-
main until after the holiday
Mr.. Frank Jarbos and sister,
Mrs. Pratt Of Burlington Kansas
are the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. II.
L. Jarboe.
Miss Gladys Tuttle returned to
Mt, View after pleasant visit with
Chickasha friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goode Of Lindsay,
are visiting at The home Of their
son Dave Goode and family,
Mrs. Carol McGehee and chill
dren are expected home from Hills
buro Texas this week.
Ted Hampton returned to Nor
man o. 1.-THE first Of Of the week.
Those who enjoyed the Elk
dance last night were Mrs. Black
man Misses Julia and Alma Sig
mon, Hamilton, Hampton, Philips,
Townsend, Parter, Mills, Mead,
Segar, Sutherland. Red, Hardin
Sarbach, Sherwood. Messrs. Wal
lace Bryan. Witherspoon, Har-
bour, Mills, Baum, Adrian and
Will Melton, Kennedy, Sigmon
Plot, Phillips, Browder, Boyd,
Gilkey and Concannon.
Mrs NJ. Cannon very delight
fully entertained on last Saturday
afternoon with cards, in honor Of
Misses Segar and Sutherland of
Ardmore. The pretty apartment
were gayly decorated with miseltoe
and potted plauts, the shades were
drawn, and the soft gas lights ad-
ded beauty to the scene. Miss
Gladys Tuttle scored high, and re-
ceived dainty bit of lingerie and
Miss Mayme Mills was consoled
with a bcx of delicious bon-bons.
A three course luncheon was serv
ed after whist period. Mrs. Can
non was ably assisted by Mesdames
Grant Hodgen and Chas. Hunter.
The guest list included Misses Se-
gar and Sutherland, Mayme Mills,
Sherman Texas, Gladys Tutfle |
MI. View, Dot Red Abilin Texas,
Alma and Julia Sigmon, Ora and
Ina Fagan' Cora and Alma Hamil-
ton Hope Hewitt, Ella Williams,
Jennie Williams. Mayme Spencer,
Henrietta Pyle, Phoebe Hampton,
Vera Sherwood, Pauline Corkhill,
Hannah Sarbach, Ella Leon; Viz
ginia Dulin, Miss Brady, Mary
Minnie Mead and Kate
Remington.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-06
FOR SALE
City Property

NO. l. quarter BLOCK on ooutr
Hill, best residence portion, partly
improved, sIo5o.
No. 2. 100 feet, we'll improved
close III, $4,000.
No. 3. Fine 2-story house
modern, choice location, $4,000 90
No. 4. Quarter Block, 4,roon
house on South Hill, a bargain
100000
No. 7. One half block, well i'm
proved, 100000.
No. 10, Two lots. close in.
small house, $4,000.
No. y. IS feet, corner. good
two room house, barn and well.
$500. 90.
No. IA. Good fve-room house,
good location, a bargain, sIo5o.
No. I9. On installment, 50 feet
good two room house, barn, we'll,
close in, $4,000.
No. 20. Well improved little
home cheap, $500 90.
No. Fl. groom honse, VS. feet,
other good Improvements, close in,
S225o. so.
No. %. groom house, well,
close in, barn, terms, $4,000
No. "a. Quarter block, groom
house, well, close in $500. 90.
No. 20. rs feet, southeast front
close in, good fve-room house.
easy terms, 100000.
No. 2S. groom house, so feet,
well, cheap, ss5o.oo.
No. 29. so feet, south front,
desirably located, on West Hill,
$3.50. .oo.
No. 81. so feet, desirably To-
Gated, West Hill, bargain, S25o.-
90.
No. 50. 50 feet, east front, end
street, $4,000.
No. "a. 90 feet, close in, bust
ness property, $500 90.
No. 50. Nice residence, close
in, good water, $4,000.
No. 81. Fine 2.story residence,
located on First street, close in,
$I2oo.oo.
No. SO. Beautiful home on
West Hill, SI25o.oo.
No. 40. 4 lots, close in, desir-
able, good 4-room house, $1,000. 90.
No. 40. Quarter block, east
front, fine , story brick, $500, 90.
No. 42. rs foot lot, good bust
ness property, $4,000.
No. 43. 200 feet, east front by
I65, two 3-room houses, a bargain
$4,000.
No. Az, One-half block on First
Street, east front, ? small houses,
one well, $4,000.
No. As A well located 100 feet.
S room house, we'll and barn, close
in, $I75o.
No, 49 Well improved so feet,
4 room house, cellar, we'll and barn
easy terms, sIroo.
No, 3az Quarter Block. South
east corner, Y of quarter well i'm
proved, bargain S225o.
No. 81 50 feet, S room house,
good barn. well, and orchard, close
in $1,000.
No. 50 A nice home, $1,000.
No. 53 Two thirds of a block
cheap SI25o,
No. SIS A nice home, four room
house, on West Hill, Can buy on
installment plan if taken at once
SIo5o.
Chix Trust Co. Bldg Room No. ?
PHONE 357
GOOD & co
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-06

Witness my hand as such Mavor
OF the city of Chickasha, Indian
Territory on this, the a7th day Of
November, 1908.
JoB& H. VENABLE,
Mayor Of the City Of Chickasha.
First published Nov 28, 1905.
S3-Io2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-06

Louis Barefoot went over to Ok
lahoma City this morning to see
that our delegates get on the train
in time He will return tomorrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-06
LOOK FOR THE BIG AXE

"Only the best is good enough
Ask to see the Bridge and Beach
and Charter Oak line of stoves, at
Geo. G.. Calvert, The House that
saves you money. So-o4
Tom Wade, of NARROW, passed
through Chickasha this morning
enroute for Washington, as state
hood delegate from NARROW.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-03
SMILE BETRAYS
LOUIS AS A GIRL
Dressed as Lumberman. Luella Hulett
of Bennington Answers Charge
Of Killing Deer She Chops
Cord Of Wood in a Day.

Bennington, March 2.-When one 81
seven men arraigned in court Saturday
on charge Of killing deer out Of season
was asked his name, he replied aLouis
Hulett," with grin. Though dressed
as u lumberman, the supposed Louis
smiled 20 sweetly that the onlookers
we're startled Louis is said to be
Luella Hulett, a young woman Who
lives in Bennington, but who now dresses
in male attire and does as much work
as any man on the Dunville mountain.
being able to chop a cord 81 wood 4
day. He" left immediately after the
hearing to chop and deliver several loads
of wood before appearing again in court
on Friday.
Those arraigned with Louis we're
Wilfred Laflamme, Charles Townsend
Ellis Huplett, Gilbert LOCO, Fred Carey
and Harley Bowles. At the reauest ~
the states attorney the hearing was
continued until Friday, when ne state
tsh and game commissioner win ~
present. Maxim La Plante, CHARGED
with the same offence, is vet in iaii
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-03
RHrNocERoS DINNER.
Beast From Prince Henry for Roast
Of Canadian Camp.

New York, March O.. Roast rhinoce-
ros, which in life weighed 1000 pounds,
will be the chief feature on the menu
at the annual dinner Of Canadian Camp
this evening at the Hotel Aston.
Prince Henry Of Prussia, when ON his
visit TO this country, was entertained
BY certain members of the Canadian
Camp, and in return said that if at
any time they wanted rare or unique
animal for dinner to notify him.
Accordingly, several weeks ago, Prince
Henry was asked to contribute some
thing to the Camps dinner this year.
Upon receipt Of their request he in
formed the club that a rhinoceros was
being shipped to them.
The animal, which was captured IN
Borneo, and had belonged to the Berlin
Zoo, arrived here a week ago in cold
storage.
Roasted on splits in the hotels ovens,
after being quartered, the rhinoceros
will be whirled into the banquet room
on wagon. 1t will rest on d huge
wooden platter, ganished with the horns,
hoofs and hide. Then it will be trans.
ferrad to large dias, where it will be
carved by IS chefs,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-03

STILL TANGLED
Bailey'S Resolution COmpll.
Gates Negotiations.
CONFERREES TRY AGAIN
Success Of the Measure Is Very Doubt
full = Demands Of the House
Are Not Likely to Be
Granted
CONFERREES TRY AGAIN

Washington, March 3-The confer
rees on the statehood bin declare that
Senator Bailey's resolution to discharge
them from further duty has compheat-
ed and thrown into a snarl negotiations
that would have satisfied both cham
bers and gone to the President for his
signature. The eonferrees will meet
again this afternoon to endeavor TO set
lie their differences. Mr.. Bailey insists
that he viii press for their discharge Il
an agreement Is not reached. Prospects
for a measure are decidedly slim Mr..
Bate, one OF the eonferrees from the
Senate, is reported to be incensed over
the Bailey resolution. Privately, the
titude Of the House the outlook for the
against any action at this time The
House conferrees are insisting az one OF
the terms Of the agreement that the
Senate shall give assurance that any
bin reported will be acted upon at once.
It will be difficult to give this promise
and make it binding With So many
elashing factors and the unyielding at
titude Of the House the outlook for the
admission OF any new state is unprom-
Using.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-03
DO MEN WANT woRKa
Incident in New York City Yesterday
Indicates That They Do.

New York, March IA newspaper
advertisement Offering days work a
fifty snow shoyelers brought such
crowd Of applicants ia Fifth street carly
yesterday that the police reserves were
called out to qnell an incipient riot
which attended the scramble for work
checks, More than 300 men had come
il response 10 the advertisement and
were standing about IN the place soon
after daylight, when man with fifty
checks each Of which entitled til holder
% days work, appeared on the
scene
The sight Of the checks was the sig.
nal for rush, ii which every one 81
the 900 joined. Men were tossed right
and left in the scramble to reach The
holder o. the checks, and within min
ute the last one Of the bits Of paste
board bad been given out.
This did not stop the trouble, how
ever, and when the police reserves, who
had been summoned at the first rush,
appeared, more than d score of indi-
yidual couples were fighting hand to
hand for the right to shovel snow an
day foF So.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-03
YOUNG coRBErr RErrREs.
Broken Hearted, the Ex-champion SAYS
He win Never Fight Again.

San Francisco, March a.-4Youno
Corbett,n bruised on the body and n
spirit. has decided to quit the ring. He
said he was beaten fairly, although ia
entered the battle with Nelson ii per.
feet physical condition. He expressed
great sorrow over the fact that his
friends had lost SO much money by his
defeat. He is the picture Of misery
and looks as though he had been IN d
railroad accident.
His eyes and lips are badly swollen.
and his body shows bruises from the
waist up. He can hardly walk, he "a
50 sore and weak from the terrible lac.
ing he received.
Another thing that disturbs him Il
the fact that the receipts were consid.
erably below the amount expected.
About $4,000 was taken in, and so
per cent Of this was didyided, Is Der
cent 10 the winner and 25 per cent 81
the loser. Nelson got nearly $3.50
and poor Corbett had 10 be satisfied
with $3.50 Nelson had bet about Ss,.
900 on himself at to 4, so bis nights
work netted him about $l0,750.