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HASN'T SHAVED since
FREMONT WAS. LICKED } |: ]
Victim Of Odd Bet Will Bring
Whiskers to Jubilee, if
Health Permits.

& MEANWHILE, pa June I'm. IT..
Freeman. OF Cussevago township. CraW-
ford county, one Of the original Fremont
Republicans. is now in his eighty-frst
year. His first presid initial vote was ca st
for General Taylor In 1a4S, and since the
formation OF the Republican party he has
been an ardent Republican, voting for
General Fremont. the first nominee OF
the party for President In 1856. f
III At that time Mr.. Freeman made a COM
pact that he would not shave until Free
mont was elected. His candidate lost.
and Mr. Freeman remained steadfast to
his agreement no razor has touched
his face since 1886, and while he never
let the beard grow to an unusual length,
still he has never had 1t trimmed short.
z Mr.. Freeman has received antinvitaton.
ms one OF tho Original Republicans. to
attend tile Golden Jubilee Of the Repub-
rllcan party TO be held in Philadelphia.
and IF his health permits. he would be
delighted TO participate in tho event
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ENGLISH SOCIETY,"
MUCH SURPRISED !. |: ! | J |: |
Rather Disappointed Also That
Presidents Daughter Was Not
Duly Frightened.
OR EETED KING VERY. CALMLY II
Great Rush Of People to See
Visitors While ii,
London. n

LONDON, June lin one respect Il
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth has proved d 8
.paralyzing disappointment to her Engiisl,R
hosts. AK 81 IN 4 81 t. 8ssys ~ N ssS
They confidently expected to deriysis
continuous entertainment from her
bizarre performances, which would
have been at once amusing and flats
tering to the British sense Of supe rlpr-ss
A.ty. Imagine their anazernent when
Instead Of the hoydenish American girl 4
of the stage, lost in hewildered ad Isl
miration OF the splendors OF London
society and overwhelmed by the at-S
itentIons OF royalty and OF England'a q
Hottest aristocracy. they found o.. pare
5t.cularly quiet perfectly self-posses
and extremely elegant young woman
who receives oil the homage paid he's
with sang froid that could not a be VI
surpassed after generations of trainlna
In the Oldest courts OF Europe. ss
President Roosevelt's daughter is alert
and Interested, 1t Is true. but al every
turn she shows herself entirely TO tho
manner born. Those who saw her pres
.sertation to King Edward 4 desert be- the
situation by lying !: 1T was the meeting ~
of equals.
Not Scared by. the King.
Mrs. Longworth CONTESTED to d he K'ne.
Us court etiquette demands, but she was as
absolutely at her ease, greeting HIS M a.
jesty as any intelligent, we'll bred woman an
meets a man OF fame md OF acknowle e.
Cd high position. But IN her bearing
vas not the fnintest suspicion OF too nlucti#
reverence or the slightest sugg ton o. ~:
sforwnrdness. She was a lesson In nat ur--ii
+ nj. % democratic self-respect TO NJ some
Americans and to British artist q ts FOE;
Iii royalty's presence the natural att It'll
Stude OF the greatest and oldest #noblllt VA
is far more servile than TIM Ct thetSs
own nunkles to thernselve
Those who best know NJ RS Lsong WORTH y A n
insist thnt her wish was to en- toy A%
quiet visit to London. TO hear the opera.
to see some play and to- 50 70 IS SsorS
three dinners. Instead, she q is harrts 81
from morning until night BY TELEPHONE
messages. until now, unless the mesa s Gel
Is very important and persona Mrs.
$Whitelaw Reid answers II rs wtthousss
troubling Mrs, Long worth nbout$it.a Some ,s'
Americans have gone SO ifar as toSwrite
notes carefully mark ed tost the
Presidents lighter, asking for invita-
4tions to dinner at Dorchester House
lis well known that several fAmeri cam and
English persons were self -inYit ted gusstssss
"a Mrs. Reid 8. reception w d nesdays
night, not having been hidden there b 3 Il
The hostess 55s Az s
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BARTON HEIGHTS

e Merit, ASsnl lsne sa
81 n. a sssts M, ss Ma,x Fsnass
Miss Fannie Walton who has been ys' r,nS
Avenue. have left for washington to visit
NV Mn D. Long. 5ot North Avenue, has LEFT
MISS hattie smith and Nj. Parker were ,,
p .' Scott on Virginia Avenue. . few days ago.
they lei, lmm Ms, after the marriage on
has ' been Visiting Mrs Jster has returned
G. 7 i. Foley. 81 Bon Air. has returned 70 tho
Heights. and Is tho guest OF Mrs. y. p. Redd.
= Miss Marian Moseley, Of Petersburg. has re-
turned home Ssr xery pIoaHsa VISIT %
Miss A Glnn or North Avenue. has left
for nglestde, Va, TO spend a few days With
Of Mis- Anna Grinln. 81 JSt,S .,f
sd lstul msa 10 ii.
Eehse5 y; WIG sa sss ns;s Ssn as
eit tor his home IN Por,smo 9, =; I, -
Asenu. a9'sn eas ns
srs George Wilson and J, child 81. e; 4f South
Watkins. OF Poe street. D \; ~
e s nTs
Mi Henry n Tompklna, Of Caroline: who ,I,I l has
neen g his send a Motey
Of North Avenue "A q. gs
ys s,.lsI Sss sfS 1 Hssss
Of North Avenue. .g,;s
MI. gorge Williams. q Raleigh. who .h a
been Visiting Mr. Fnnk Smith, has returned
Miss y gnes Kendall; Of North Avenue. gave q;
I friends. Mrs. Kendall was the chaperone u
the occasion Those who wsnt were Miss H Hal.
Dunmeler. Agnes Kendall, and Frank crovo.
Lynwood sDunmeller Paul and CLIFFORD Ken
!, Mrs. q. E. Long and daughter MI vi ginia,
VII leays =, ssboa y'll 70 Ar'
Ep, &c church al Moundsvilie. w Va. is
visiting riends on the chrsman
Slr. and Mrs >. II. srnithors. Of Barton Aye--l
Miss Grace Ward has: returned from st st.;
S Msnya ie er aunt Mrs. William " rosdon
for a&month. She will then spend the rest OF
IA
Mary and sabra Of Eastern shore Vlr Is;ana
visiting friends in Atlees. go
| the wInteraat the] home 4 OF & the Rev. e. Z.
Scott, OF Virginia Avenue. has left for a ton 20
Ma. Pearl Hughes, who has been visiting
Miss Julia smithers, OF Gaffin Avenue has re-
turned to her home in Hanover. ff 4. .8$
Miss Blanche Higgoson, who has been at
tending the Barton Heights School, has re-
turned to her home In Hanover, Z, ..
:. Mrs. p. w. Payne, OF Fnrmvlle. Is tbs guest
OF her Iaunt,, Mrs. b.. A. OVERLY. VI Of North
Mr. Frank Marshall Of NottoIk. y The guest ct
Of ma nSrtd
charlottesville, arc visiting their cousin. MIS-
Madison Flanagan. f5S5tti 2fssss5sjs.S I,, .
f5MIss Ollie sydnor, who has been visiting
friends in Petersburg, has returned to her
home on. Lamb Avenue
d Miss Mamie Noel. OF Farmville. Is the guest
o: Mrs. NJ addison Flanagan OF North venue
Mrs W., IT. Smith and son. OF Barton Avenue.
ha We left for an outing at, Virginia Beach.
Misc Ruby Wright OF Chesterfield. 10 visitlns
fNsss Mollie Duval, OF Miller Avenue 85
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WOMAN SUIC|Df;
DECENT !. ! BURIAL |: ! |.
Hotel Employc Identifies Girl
Who Ended Life i'll Arch
Street House.
MALE COMPANION WITH HER ]:
.Manis Said to Be Married, and to
Have ii Family Dependent
on Him.

fspecinl to The r,mes-Disputcll.)

Especial to The Times Disputcl.)
rI1lLADELPIi1A, PA, June IL
Through the Identification By att employe
OF a hotel In Walnut Street above Eighth,
with carbolic acid in an apartment house
fiflyArch Street above Broad, last Monday,
4 may be saved from interinent iii potter's
Field. 535
John Kramer. the employe after View
Ing the body In the undertaking estab-
glishmcnt to which II was removed with
the hope OF finding her relatives. declared
n II was that OF a young woman who. un-
der the name OF Mrs. Mignon phillips,
/ lad been for three weeks a suest OF the
Walnut Street hotel last autumn.
+ He said she reappeared at the hotel
last Sunday and asked for room, but
there WAS none vacant. In view OF her
killing herself next day, It Is presumed
that she returned for that purpose
Said She Expected Husband.
r When she registered last November the
woman said she expected her husband
from New York. Next day arrived a 2
tan, smooth faced man who registered
as w w. Phillips, and who remained
during her stay. The pair lived In lux
gury. II was said that the young woman.
who received mail under the name OF
Rechnus, nll OF which bore New York
fpostrnarks. was a#member3 Of O theatrical
company playing here during that pes
Rod. NJ q.
Is believed that this was her right
name, and that the assumed one OF
Phillips Is the name OF the man. who
j Is said to be married. and until rec ent-
8lys to have lived 8uptow with his family.
Fl It ia said that they were seer together
in several places last week, including
the cafe OF the hotel where they had
stayed last autumn. X ii
No Reason Found for Suicide.
# The case will not be reopened by the.
coroner unless there are developments to
warrant II. The autopsy showed no rea-
son why she should have sought death.
She was an unusually Beautiful woman,
both In face and in figure bout 80 years
old, and even those who saw ner test
lin life, declare that she did not look as
II she knew what care was.
y But II was evident that she had made
careful preparation for death when she
obtained room IN the Arch Street house
Monday afternoon. She had no baggage:
Sall her clothes were new. and without a
ssIgn to lead to ldentincation. even the
two bottles OF carbolic acid had the la
bells carefully removed. She was founr
dead In the morning.
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Highway ROBBERY j.
IN A !. E. A: |! II! g al.
Walter Linen T axes Coin from
H r.. E. Lewis Will fsS9
Asleep. sIssSEggss

Wal ter Linen. ged twenty years VA sIe!S
arrested at Fifteenth and Main streets sstsII
about 70 clock last light for q ghl,WVja ..y'
robbery. fa IA
q man named r.. p. Lewis had stepped
into a box-car In the Chesap eakeS ana AZ
Ohio Railroad ards 70 get ssoI { Of the
rain, and while there fell asleep
q Linen followed him in, and, seeing HIM
asleep, picked his pocket for Pc
robbery awakened Lewis. and Y ne me 4
opened his eyes s he found nm py ~
side and they started s. conversat lon
Shortly after the two got out Of the car
and started walking up Main str7eet..a
Lewis in the mean time discovering ~
loss, but saying nothing about q tsW hen5
they reached Fifteenth Street hey met d i,
Sergeant Tyler md Q tticer -:
5,avs md Lewis told them that his com-s
'nanion had robbed him 8of his moneys 1!1l
The culprit was put under rrest. ana
taken to the station. as
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IN SIGHT AGAIN
Man Who Attacked Mckinley :lts,il'll'y'
Seeking Republican Lea dership.F

BALTIMoRD, June r epulblllilc'aa ms
throughout the state are wat hing the ne
movements OF ex- United stntes Senator
wellington, who appears ito Ee maj =,
\ Il Law, Az again for the party lead ership
When President Mckinley was q ssas IS !
5nnted wellington said he was not sorry r.
ana chad only contempt for President sid
NlcKinley.""s ter he came A out ~, Ter or
Bryan. When he retired from the Sen
ate in 1903 and I was succeeded & by tho
late Senator German. ~ was vas be 81 veg
his political career&was ended. For a
time he was quiet; then he began to
take a. hand in the politics OF lleghnny.
his home county. Now he has come to
the front in the Sixth Congressional Dis
strict, the Republican stronghold in BFeary-i
land. Us a supporter OF Lloyd Ltowndes.
son OF the late Governor. 4 Iowndes who
is a IN candidate for the Cong onal
nomination gainst Represent tive
Pearre. M III g5 3t 3sst siys ANS
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BRIEF ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE

81 SAN FRANCISCO W. Francisco
saloons arc to be allowed to reopen
July 9Th. d IA 4 III IA
PHILADELPHIA. n PA,-The wholesale
and probably will be advanced to IS be-
fore the end Of the week. "A.
MEXICO CITY.--s evan men are be-
ElieVed to- have been asphyxated In, me.
Buelo TERRA Mine at santa ulal'e'
Mexico It'll .3 34{ sl
NEW YORt.-After more than five
years of litigation work has been start
ed on the Huperstructure of Manhattan
bridge over East river, ,f 4. ~
gu nhihsp ,he home ot saaue \ Hauhn
a banker, in Oyerbraok, but have no clue
to the writer OF note threatening 10.
kdnap his son, n
PHu.ADELPHIA,-Er Hauff, who
had challenged Rudolph Bankenburg 70
York Ind Ictment for grand larceny,
! NEW IIAyEN.--It Is announced that az
the end rof the present college, yea a,, It'll
Thomas r. LounsbuTy, Il 7, XMeWh NJ 1, lei
varsity, after 4 a service OF thlrty-seyyenS
years. "a z y i5s x.
I IDWtYQRK.-P Poverty is on the wane N
Creator York. aenordi n g HeMI!e,
Charities Aid Association, a 4
n 5PrIILApELPHIA.- mpletely worn; out
by q shopping tour on Waleo MS VIE took.
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4 Mr., Charles W. Thompson. OF No. ?2ol PARK
Avenue, Waited friends at Blackstone, Va, last
4 Rew.SJ w. Mitchell has returned to lticl,,
mond from Georgetown. KY, where he attended
the II commencement exercises OF GEORGETOWN
! Miss Noland Hubbard, who has been In r oh
n,nnd ali the winter and spring attending Rich
mond cplleg O., returned 70 fer home Ct Van n
var After q Visit Via, 10 III, and Mrs, e. Craig
Peouze. No. 1000 West Grace street MF' an, any
: MI, Cadwallader Smith. who has been 70 Nsw
YORK and to Springfield. Mass, ana Mr., Lewis
Russell Smith, and tho other Delegates who went
from nichmond to attend the Funeral Henelll
AssocIaton al Sea Bright. |, j., have re-
:. Nh and Mrs. Frank Eugene Stacy. Of No.
1876 West Grace Street left SATURDAY f 2,
WatkinsTMr. stacy 10 return IN q day Or 90
but Mrs.. \ Stacy viii remain for about Q week.
\ Miss Lizzie Wright Of Rea : feno'a' eafo'i Ao
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Pauline Chapman OF Washing
ton. D. c., who has been the guest OF
Miss z. g. Haynes 200 TWenty-six tn
street, lert last Tuesday for Williams
.lurg. accompanied by Miss Haynes, FOL
d short stay with friends.
Winston Rabineau. OF $40 West CLAW
Street, who was operated on by Dr..
5Horsley at the Memorial Hospital last
Thursday evening, is rapidly Improving.
5E Mr.. u Lightfoot Brooke left last mig ut
for Charleston. w. Va, where he Will
take charge OF the business end OF q
conpa ny there. &,
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OF Lieutenant * Ohm r. Gregory, belonging
TO tho Forty-fifti1 Regiment, FIJI Brigade,
and Second Division OF Virginia militie.
possible, no ascertain lie the party mem
TONED III the commission Ia still living. or
II he has any descendants.
The commission was recently found
among the papers OF a q. A. r. Veteran,
who belonged to the Fifth Michigan Reg
iment. \ * 10 &,
Information, which will be. apprec!a TED.
may be sent to- Mrs N. v. Randolph
President, Richmond Chapter, y. p. ca,
Gil r. Franklin Street, Richmond, Va.
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Scientific slaughter-H ouses.s
(From PublIo Oplnlon.)

II1f. II0I (FTONl t'VUIICf PtEsEuF1'I NI.
II paris. With her genius for organlsee
ton. probably leads the world In i.eriSset'
entitically conducted slaughte houses i
Almost perfect precautions for pnh ]! =!
safety are taken by means Of thsii tig'SS
oro,,s inspection of the meat ;f'y5lsthA
nolice. There are two lmne p nv!
nlcipal abattolrs, and the char 81 ~
!slauehterIng, Rnown as the SLANG ter
house tax" Is two francs per hunaEsae
kilograms. or about si,22 per ton, Which
the city sets aside to defray the cost 81
and repairing me apatiosIss
In round numbers the city receives 3 n
nGl a year. fa saa 81 gissEE
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Elm. John Glennsa resident OF Port Rtcn-
nond, collapsed and died OF heart disease.

Elm. John Glenn, a resident or Port Ricn-
mond. collapsed and died or heart disease.
ToI<I 9, The Japan esq transport togo.
evening when tWenty-four miles of JoshlN,
Korea, and sank inlmediately.tTw Twelve OF
her crew We're saved and fifty are miss
irg.
4 WASHINGTON.- TX haki uniforms for
the army will be abandoned except FOR
troops serving In tho tropics, and heoliVe-
drub service unlform,5 lined for winter and
unllned for summer. Will be adopted tor
AZ the troops serving on the home sta sLa-5
tons.
. PITTSBURGH robert D.. Murray and
suit In Common Pleas Court against j B..
also OF West Liberty, de-
ho Frightened 10 death their hve-year-old
son, John.
PHILADILPHIA.--Wh the crash Of
thunder was hlling the air, ana the SOUND
OF shots could not be heard Edmund Is.
Seymour. pioneer real estate man. q Gs st.
life In his magnificent home " NO. 1t0
West johnson Avenue, Y
iCHICAGO,--L, II. Pierce. q Duluth lum,
herman. who arrived N chicago. sala
t Wan, IMs that the Wisconsin capital
would be destroyed .S
ToISIO,--A new crater has opened on
tho yoleanoA,so on kinshHi as' sand but
no daInage has been reported. lntas,.
g;ess, however, prevails In the vicinity q
tina olcano.
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I Mrs. Harrison Phoebus III

n MIRA. 4. ii. Gil, superintendent OF The
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum. received
a telegram last night announcing the seri-
Gus Illness Of her friend Mrs Harrison on
10 Old Point this morning to attend Mrs.
Phoebus. whose late husband. proprietor
OF the Hygela. was one OF the best known
men in the State. lsJti
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Big Car /" Gone Wrong

One OF the big Main Street cars ran off
the track in front OF the Horse Show
building at the Reservoir yesterday af-
5tcrnoon and DELAYED traffic on several
lines for something over forty n'tnut esa
The quick use Of n u.titud1 Of Jacks
soon righted the car and matterssss,an
smoothly the srestSof tho .da ). Isl
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NEWS or THE SUBURBS,

session. ii. was an Impressive scene a. each
niedalist was called forward to receive. with
faithfnlncss 10 duty each had won. Mrs. Bar
bour. the much.beloved superintendent. with
her corpa OF able assistants must Justly tosl
proud OF the successful growth OF the school,
and lie 10 be concentrated on her management.
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4 since municipal Justice Alexander Rosa
sem hal took hts place OF, aha bench NJ
New York city, his daughter. Lillia SAge1s
eighteen. has assumed entire charge aSa
Ills large real estate business and haffaa
handled II In n way to rouse the eAvJ1
or masculine rivals. sis ii ls8
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Candy IN the Flames

& a small fire at the corner Of Reservoir
and chafin Streets last night between
II and IL o. clock caused some little dam
ago to confectionery store at the plac CO.
The blaze was extlngu!sted without dtf Sd
Hci11i v 5ss
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nNature never makes anyt hing gS ~
vain, said the noraliss, ! suppose mt M
answered Colonel stiliwell, OF kentgcNysss
..but 1t Kind Of puzzles me TO see # tlaI4 n
some bed OF mint growing IN a pEQhll ~
,!on township. ashinSton Star:
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Dr Miller Leaves.

m the Retreat for the Sick, has left. after
ntyear's service there, He goes to Buek
inghnn county to start his pra ctice., Pc
Wiley Cunningham Is & dents phi slclans
pro tenn. at the hospit tai.
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Eastern Lea que.
AT providence; Proyid ence. Rochester.
game pos poned: rain *
n, AT Newark Newark, o; Buffalo 2, sfst
Al Montreal: Montreal, Is; Toronto q.
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NEWS * OF THE H SICK.
Many Out-of-Town Patients in
the Hospitals. III

@ Mr.. T.. j.. McCamant: OF Grayson county.
va, left the Memorial Hospital for his
nG Prof. ai Brad E hay Of areenyille.
h who was operated upon at the Memorial.
Hospital several days $50, is rapidly I'M
Z lMaY NJ. IL u, Cooper. Of Maysyille s. O..
has left the Memorial ital. after un-
dergong a successful opera ton, y, i, 4
RstT T tf for he Sick saturday after long
ME- IS East t 4Yl, vel, known Y. / gh A.:
Retreat for the Sick for treatment
Sick Saturday, She was brought from the
2 Msso ons Il Mo hee Mhasss sps Aaa so'e
xsS 81 sbis /, i e Retreat for The y
the Ell ssayH H ffoH Mo- long tims wh!ls
q shattered arm was mending; lett e SON
g tssss suEsn III dugSe les Vas ri ~ mis-
M Mrs. q q ssxav s,I of GEbana, has
ie Mr, " r, O. Petway Yse Of Enfield.
has left for his home II good health: A,
cary ssr ssHe IS serlausyn II lis home
His sons. Mes rs, George r.. Jr, and Jo-,
seph Anderson. Of Petersburg, have been
Franklln' Street, is very III at her resi-
ag Miss Eleanor Il. NJ ste!nbreoher, whose
9yight foot wa tract ured In a. run a way
accident two weeks ago 10 still conflned
and VII bs Ter a 10 YETI hHt
no serious Consequences from the injury,
lieutenant Gregory's Commission
Mrs. Norman W. r andol phi sends the
Il following letter. seeking certain inforlna'-s
tipoTt' received to-day a letter containing q
coEI1n1issionf signed by Governor John
iatcherf OF Virginia. The conlMii ssion IA
lated March 2Qth, aasll. and bears the name
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American Association.

At M MISUNDERSTANDING, .; MIHHe-
Al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 40; A1ilwau-
kee, I'll two games)
AT Toledo-Toledo, 5; st. Paul, 4
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Southern League,

Is AT New Orleans: New Orleans, 2; At
.lanta, O, h
Iphis, 0. !, I,
port 2 fourteen innings). Is n II si55l
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MEXICO CITY.--s Seven Sqnren are he
Ileved to have been asphyxiated In the
Buelo TERRA Mine at Santa Eulalie.
Mexico, # i.
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NEW YORK.-After more than five
years &c litigation, work has been start
ed on the Huperstructu re of Manhattan
bridge over East river, sif 2,
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PHILADELPHIA, PA,-The Wholesale
price OF Ice will bio 50 a ton Tomorrow
and probably will DO advanced to IS be-
fore the end OF the week. s55 ag
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N SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco
saloons are to be q allowed n to reopen
July eth. X HI IA
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They M az PLAY Ball.
81 Mrs. Harris to Hospital

MRS. Baritee Harris, one OF the most
prominent ladies In Alanchesters social
circles. will go to ST. Luke's Hosplt o.
this morning to undergo IN OPERATION P q !:
she VIII be at the hospital for several
weeks, Mrs Harris was Miss Ada Call
yon and Is very pop ular in the city Many
regret that she Will have TO undergo an
operation, and all hope that she will SCOT
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PHu.ADELPHIA,-E Hauff, who
had chalI enged Rudolph Bankenburg TO a
political debate Twas arrested on&h New
York Indictment for grand larceny, ~.
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II PHILADELPHIA. Al oMpletely worn out
by q Shopping tour OH which his Vile took.
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LEE DISTRICT /. r,

q Mr. Charles w. Thompson. OF No. poi Park
Avenue, Visited friends at Blackstone. Va, last
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-03-22

Whenever a man IS sent to state
prison his record reaches the nstitu-
ton ahead Of him The deputy warden
gets It from the police who worked up
the case and arrested him and from the
published accounts Of his trial. 1t is
known before he arrives about what
sort Of man he IS, and he is some
times assigned to this or that depart
ment IN advance II he IS recorded as
a bad man, the deputy gets ready to lay
down the rules and regulations TO him.
If'otherwise, The official heayos a sigh
Of relief Nowhere Is bad man out
Of place more than IN a penal institu.
ton where bis example may infect
dfty others and nowhere is q good"
man given a warmer welcome.
In broad daylight in a western CITY
a stranger bad entered a big dry goods
store and held up the cashier, obtained
something like $4,000 ana got into
the street lie would have made good
his escape but for an accident. As.it
was, he got half a mile away before