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HAMPTON NEWS
vandaIs al Work in pnoebus.

Unknown persons visited he
stables of Mamie ShaIfcr in Phuebus
on Wednesday, evening and cut her
trap and harness in several places
The matter has been reported to the
police and Il reward of $50 has been
offered for Information leading to the
arrest of the guilty persons
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-27

President Castro's successor Is said
to have celebrated his accession to
office By losing s35.OOO in cock
fight. We fail to see why man
with such paIlpably sporting instincts
should bother about The presidency
OF such an insignificant power as
Venezuela
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-27

Good nature is the very air of good
mind. the sign OF large and generous
soul and the peculiar soil In which v!r-
tue prospers. Goodman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-27
nhIlgcd III ,Inre.

what, YOU are moi going to move
again" said MIR. Jones Ia his brother.
81 thought yon liked your little fiat"
$50 we did when we moved In, hut
my wife has gained ten pounds, ard
we need more room
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-27
Hampton Again Defeated.

The Hampton independents were
defeated at basketball last night by
a team Of the Hampton Athletic
Association. 10 to 4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-27
knial!ss TempIar Give $50.

Hampton Commandery knights
Tenplar, last night voted on appro.
priation of $50 Tor the San francisco
sufferers.
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MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

TELEPHONE PLUMBERS.
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Rusiness Office. Dell Phone No. 1871
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
DEFEAT CRUSHING.
erosvenor Did No, &c, a Single vo,e
From Own County.

Lancaster O.. Feb. 22.-After a ser.
vice OF over twenty years In congress
General Charles H. Grosvenor. the
Sage OF Athens. was defeated for ne.
nomination on the first ballot by Al.
bert Douglass Of Chiliocothe. the vote
being - TO 20.
Early "Wednesday the friends OF Gen.
Grosvcnnr were claiming his nomna.
'!an on the promise of john y White
OF Hooking county that he would
throw the vote OF that county 10 Gros.
yenor. The man who defeated Gen.
Grosvenor II fifty.three years OF age.
and a lawyer. He graduated at Ken.
yon college IN 1872 and at the Har.
ward Law school In 1874. He was a
presidential elector at large and pres.
ident OF the Ohio Electoral college In
1896. and was defeated for the Re
publican nomination in 1899. He Is a
fine orator. and has dominated poll.
tics OF Ross county for years The
nomination was made amid the wild.
est excitement.
The defeat of Grosvenor was made
the more bitter from the fact that his
county. Athens. did not give him a sin.
gle vote. and he did not get a solid
delegation from any county Defeat
was crushing In the extreme. and
there Is talk that he will run lndepend
en- w.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
TALLER THAN TALLEST
Singer Skyscraper Will Tower Over
All the others.
FORTY STORIES HIGH
Structure viii lie snrmounted by a
Dome, aud on Top ~ hi.
'upola ans Flagstaff Are
To De Erected.

New York. Feb. %. - The Singer
Manufacturing company hlod plans
with Superintendent Murphy for a
structure which will be higher than
all existing skyscrapers by from 200 10
300 feet, and will be about forty feet
higher than the Washington monu-
ment.
Accompanying the improvement OF
the property, which Il already owns.
adjoining its present building at Broad.
way and Liberty street. the company
will erect over the central part OF the
enlarged structure tower OF forty
stories which will rise 10 the height
OF 5s3 feet 10 20 inches.
The tower will be sixty-hve feet
square for thirty-six stories. and will
be &urmounted by dome containing
fon additional stories. above which
viii be a cuoola and a Flagstaff.
Dorings have been taken over the
area 10 be covered by the tower. and
II has been found that ther will be no
difiiculty In reaching a sufficiently firm
foundation on bed rock 10 carry the
enormous weight All engineering
problems In connection with the pro
jert, Il Is said. have been satisfactorily
worked out.
The total cost Of the improvements.
including the tower. as estim-ted by
the companys architect. Is 81 500. 600
With the exception OF the Eifel tow
er. the building will be the loftiest
structure in the world. II will be
nearly sixty feet higher than the Phil
adelphia city hall. more than 200 feet
higher than the Park Row building. or
the New York Times building. and over
100 feet higher than any Of the famous
species OF Europe, with the exception
Of those OF the Cologne cathedral.
which rises 5l2 feet above ground.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
SHIPMENTS OF LIQUOR
Anti G. 0. D. Measure Of Winiams
Before Committee.
EXPRESS OFFICE BAR
Mississippi Congressman speaks For
the iiiil. Representatives OF the
brewers and 6erman.Amer.
lean Alliance Oppose.

Washington. Feb 22-Representa.
tive J. Sharpe Williams OF Mississippi
spoke before the house committee on
Judiciary In support OF his bin 10 pre-
vent the G. o. d. shipment OF liquor
into prohibition districts. He said this
method OF shipping liquor enabled
blind tigers" 10 thrive. and many
communities In Mississippi were so
much incensed over this encourage.
ment OF unlawful liquor selling by
express companies that the attacks
upon express offices. which we're In
effect bars. need cause no surprise.
Mr. Williams said he was not n
radical prohibitionist. but believed that
Were communities decided on local
option the United States should not
stand In the position OF assisting la~-
breakers by permitting c. o. ID. ship.
ments into such districts. He said
that he had no thought OF interfering
with the right ~ lndIvidrals 10 suT
liquor and have Il shipped wacfeyer
- f'to''f uut uthlfeu tuat tne NuOie-
sale shipment Of liquor c. o. ID. to fic.
tltious persons be stopped. He said
the bill clearly provided for a regu.
lation Oh Interstate commerue. and
was not the assumption OF the police
power Of states
Robert Grain OF baltimore. general
counsel OF the National Brewers as
sociation. addressed the committee on
the Hephrrn-Doliver bill 10 make
liquor subject to the laws OF the states
Into which Il Is shipped. He said the
bi and others OF the same subject
contemplate far-reaching legislation.
which would be unconstitutional.
The hearing Of the bill was attended
by large delegation OF the German.
American alliance. which opposes any
bill OF prohibitiye nature. Members
Of the delegation spoke against the
law limiting individual liberty. and
said the German population OF the
United States would never be reconcil.
ed 10 any sreh law
The Anti-Saloon league. Woman's
Christian Temperance Union and 9th.
er organizations we're also represented
at the hearing.
DEFEAT CRUSHING.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
DATES UNCHANGED.
Confederate Reunion VIII Be Held on
Days pesiqnated.

New Orleans. Feb. %. - The dates
for the Confederate reunion. 10 be held
here April 25. 20 and %. have not been
changed. AS the result OF a meeting
OF the local committee the following
was given out Thursday: The atten-
tion OF the con mittee being called to
conflict OF dates between those OF the
reunion and the date OF Memorial ay
In certain states. IL was moved and
carried that the matter be referred 20
General stephen d. Lee. with the
statement that Il Is the sense OF the
committee that IL will be impfacticablc
at this late day to change the date OF
the reunion
Adiutant General Mickle said he haa
authorized no announcement changing
the Gates.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
Mccall Laid to Rest.

New York. Feb 22-The funeral Of
John Mccall. late president OF the New
York Life Insurance company. was
held Wednesday az the Roman Catho.
lic Church Of the Blessed Sacrament
The church was crowded. ard tho
street In front Of the church was filled
with hundreds OF persons who could
not get into the edifice.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23

New Orleans. Feb. 2g.-colonel Ed.
win l. Kursheedt former assistant
postmaster. and who rose 10 the rant
OF adIutant OF the famous Washing
ton Artillery during the civil war. IL
dead az the age OF sixty.eight He was
born al Kingston. jamaica
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
Chaplain Leahy Gone.

Chapman. Kan. Feb 22.-Rev.
Fa'ier J. r. Leahy. chaplain In chief
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic.
died here "Wednesday after a long M.
ness. aged sixty-one years. He was
born az ogdens6urg. n. y.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
HARDWOOD PRICES RISE.
IN Come Sections the Increase Will
Be Fifty Per Cent.

- NY ~ StHhs
Cincinnati. Feb. ga rise In prices
OF hard wood dimension material will
come in a few days as a result Of a
meeting OF the Hardwood Dimension
branch OF the Hardwood Manufacturs
ers' Association a. the United States
here
The rise viii be slight on al materi-
ais that 20 into the manufacture OF
wagons. furniture. interior finish for
houses and agricultural implements.
In some sections this rise Will be as
much as 90 per cent. while Ia others
II will be little
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
Fistie Events

New Orleans. Feb. 22-At the
Young Mems Gymnastic club. Gus
Bezenah OF Cincinnati defeated Frcck
les O'9rien in two rounds after some
fierce fighting Denny Lyons OF Gin.
clnnati defeated Boxer sullivan Tor
the bantam championship after six
fast rounds. by a lucky punch in the
jaw Rodney Bridges and Kid Smith
fought a tcn-round draw
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
DEUMHsAo couRTMATlAL.
Five saot. ana Thhty. Including WON.
en-. Floaaed With Knouts.

eh' FiOE9ea WIN Nnouts.
Riga, LiyoEia. Feb. 22.-The expe-
dition sent 20 crush the second rising
in the district OF Walden Is operating
vigorously. The troops have captured
many reyolutionists. OF whom five we're
tried by drumhead courtrlartial and
shot, and thirty. Including women.
were flogged with knouts. Seventy
rifles were seized
Two prominent residents OF Reval.
Vice President Paetz and an attorney
named Tamant. have been sentenced
20 death for participation in the rev.
olut;onary movement.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
Holdina Po~n~ow

Henryetta. !. r.. Eeb. %. - Crazy
Snake and his band are holding
povwow az the Old Hickory grounds.
Crazy Snake viii not accept deeds or
patents from Dawes commission.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-23
JOKE CAUSES DUEL.
One Participant MortslIy Wounded.
other Seriously Shot.

Jackson. Tenn Feb 22.-A des-
perate duel was fought here between
r. A. Rogers and W. A. McCanne.
members OF the local FIRE department.
McCanne was wounded four times and
will die. Rogers was shot through the
right breast and his condition IL seri-
Gus. A Joke about a woman caused the
trouble.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-20

told him they didn't want to hire a
man with one foot In the grave"
on The way back to his home in
brooklyn he called on his cousin, Frank
Il Rowland. at sos Union street. who
observed that he was downcast He
complained Of the brutality OF the firm
il saying he had one foot In the grave,
a, d when he left Rowland he casually
r. marked that he might just as well
have both in
He went 20 a spot IN Prospect Park
known as Cashmere Vale, where he had
been in the habit of spending many
pleasant afternoons, and shot himself Ia
the mouth, the bullet piercing his brain.
He was Identified by letters in his
pockets, and his married daughter IN
Connecticut and mis- wife were notified
Mentally Unbalanced.
Mr.. Long may have been mentally un-
balanced when no took his life once he
disappeared mysteriously from the
brooklyn Dime Savings Bank, where he
was employed as chief accountant In
1887. His disappearance created great eX-
cttement at the time as II was though.
he had absCOnded with 1000 600 IN sv-
curlties. The Securities were found in
tact.
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One Foot In the Grave
He Put the Other In
AGED Accountant When Told He Was Too
Old and InCapacitated, Became De-
ispOndent and Took His Life.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Thomas c.
Long. formerly one Of the best-known
accountants in Brooklyn. applied to a
big fiFm In Manhattan for position as
accountant, was told he was 100 old
sixty-hve-that the firm did not wish 70
employ a man with one foot IN the
grave, and so last night he put the other
foot in the grave by shooting himself
dead IN Prospect Park.
Wanted Steady WOr.-
Long. who boarded at SIC President
street. had intended joining his wife,
who has been spending the summer in
the Catskills. He planned to 90 there
today Fer several years he had made
a fair living by oyerhauling the books
Of business houses, but he desired steady
employment with one large firm.
lie had been highly recommended TO a
large firm in Manhattan. ana when he
received a letter from the firm asking
him to call he was in high spirits. But
when no called and the prospective en-
ployors saw that he was an aged man.
and none too well at that. they bluntly
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FolOwiHc schedule figures published
only as Information. and are not guaranteed
49, n n LAlLI-LOcaI for Harrison burg
WaFTenLOu. DauVllles ana way stations
1851 A. III DAILN-W ashlngIon and Fiorid a
Limited Flrst-Class coaches and sleeper I'd
Columbia, Savannah and Jacksonville
Diuiug Car service.
HIS A NJ DAILY-Unlted States Fast Mali
F.rst-claas5 coaches and sleeper 20 New or
leans Dining Car Service.
T.CI u N WEEK DAHS-LoCal Tor IFarrfqor,
burg and way stations on Manassas tsrancb
a. j NJ DAILN--LOcal for Warr-ntan 80
ChsrIoItes vile. Wesk days for SIrasburs-
7-go ? Nj DAlLY-NeW York and AIIanSe
Express Flrst-Class Coach 10 Atlanta
Sleeper 70 columbus. Ca. via atlanta.
gunss. Route Tourist Sleeper Agzghiuctoo
10 san Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays.
$50 p * DAuY-New York and Flor,s,
Express Through Coaches and Sleepers 10
Columbia Savannah, and Jaczsonville
slseper % Augusta and Port Tampa Din
ing Car Service a Ia Carte
1000 p D. DAILN-New York Snd Memphis
limited fvia Lynchburg). First-cIass Cearb
md sleeping Car TO Roanoke knoxviIle
CHATTANOOGA, and Memphis Sleeper u NeI.
Orleans. Dining Car Service.
{C;45 =, 81. DAIL4-N ashingtOn and South
western Limited. Ali Pullman train Oh
aeryation CT 70 Atlanta and Macon. Cluh
Car 10 Atlanta SieepeTs 20 Nashville. At
lanta Macon, Birmingham New Orieans
Dining Car Service
H b SLencer G. NJ: 5. II. HArdwiek F. T. II /.
" II -Tayloe q. p. A.; /, 8 Brown. c. a
mYl5-tf
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Legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING PROBATE
COURT Estate Of Michael o. Hearu. deceaS-
ed. No 1855. administration docket g Appii-
cation having been made herein for letters OF
administration on said estate by William
" Hean. 10 is ordered this nth day OF Aug-
ust- A. D. 1905, that benjamin Nandervoorf
and Mary Frances Vandervoort ana All
others concerned. appear I'm said court on
FRIDAY. THE 2lST DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A d. 1896, AT lu O'CLOCK A. NJ TO show
cause why such application should not be
granted Let notice hereof be published In
the Washington Law Reporter and the Wash
ington Times once in each OF three successive
weeks before the return day herein mention
ed, the first publication 10 be not less than
thirty days before said return day. JOB
BARNARD, Justice, F. @. COIDRES Ar
torney- (SeaD- A true copy Attest; WA
c. TAYLOR. Deputy Register Of Wills
au13 20.27
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
Railroad

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3 SITS.
1880 A. NJ. DAILY-PITTsBURG EXPRESS
and CHICAGO SPECIAL-PaTlOr and Din
ing cars Harrisburg TO Ptttsb-rg- CON
meets Tor Chicago. Cincinnati. II Annapolis,
EoulsVllle. and St Louis. Bufet FaIIoI
Gar 10 Harrisburg.
IO'o9 A NJ DAILY-MAIN LINZ EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet ParIor Car 70 Harrisburg.
LGFlor Car Harrisburg 70 Pittsourg Penn
sy.EaAla Hailroad Dining Car Harrisburg 10
1901 P. i. DAILY-rHE Pennsylvania
LIMIIED 80 Pullman Sleeping. Dining.
smoking and Observation Cars from Harris
ouIs- EoF chicago Cleveland Toledo. De
Jrolt Cincinnati, Indianapolis. and 81
Louis BUFFET ParIor Car 10 Harrisburg
200 p NJ. DAILY-sT LOUIS LIMITED
Sleeping. Dining, Smoking. and Observa-
u9h cars from Harrisburg. For Indiana
koHs. Louisville and s.. Louis. Buffet
farlor Car 70 Harrisburg
80 A. u. DAILY-PENNSYLVA sPE-
SSAAI- 'le HOURS TO CHlCAGO}-Fulman
sleeping. Dining. Smoking and Observation
SaIs from Harrisburg 20 Chicago Sleep
ing Car % Harrisburg
$50 r. NJ. DAILY-CHICAGo AND ST
tCblo EAPRESS-Slceping Cars Washing
tIt. ~ ~. Louis. Sleeping ana Dining Cars
Harrisburg 10 Chicago Indianapolis. ST
Louis, and Nashville (via Cincinnati and
- i<'olsFlilel. Sleeping Car 10 Harrisburg
o'l9 p II. DAILY-CHICAGO LIMITED
Sleeping Car Washington 70 Chicago and
Cleveland. Pennsylvania Railroad Cafe Car
taaitimore 20 Harrisburg Sleeping. SmOE-
ing, lining, and Observation Cars from
7.15 T. NJ. DAILY-sT LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car Harrisburg 70 ST.
Louis and Cincinnati.
40 r n. DAILI-W ESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg and
chicago. Dining Car TO Chicago.
TO =. NJ. DAILY-CLEVELAND AND GIN
ClNNAIl EAFEESS-PuIlman Sleeping
Cars Washington 90 Harrisburg, and Har-
Tl6buTg 70 Cleveland. BarbeTtOn and Gin
cinnati. Dining Car
1910 ?. II DAILY-PITTSBURG SPECIAL
Pullman Sleeping Car 20 Pittsburg Din
ing Car Altoona 20 Plttsburg.
1870 J. II. DAILY-PACTFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car 20 Harrisburg and
Harrisburg 90 Plttsburg Connects f5r
Glen Gland and Toledo.
7-51 A. II. DAILY-BUFFALO DAY Elk
PRESS. with through Buffet FariCr Car
and Coaches 70 Buhalp. via Emporium
Junction.
7.50 A. NJ. for Erie daily. Cauandaigua. R5ch-
ester. ana Niagara Falls daily except
1915 a, II. Tor Remove daily. and Elmia
week days For Williamspor- daily. 2.4l
7i5 P NJ daily. BUFFALO NIGHT Elk
PRESS. with Though Sleeping Car and
Coaches 90 Buffalo via Emporium Junction
81 J. n daily Tor Erie. Rochester. Elf-
fal0. and Niagara Falls, with Sleeping Car
Washington 90 Rochester.
lo 80 j. NJ. daily f1F Erie gauenfsiz-I qua.
Rochester. Buffalo. and Niagara FANS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. $EW YORK. AND
THE EAST
900 p. n CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED 90
for New York only. daily. al FaTisr Cars.
Express. s.I5. $50. 1000 c-ew York only.
and 81 90 A. NJ ~l2z1. 800. -4.f5 ego
and 100 P N. l2.'3 nigh. on SUNDAYS.
and 1000 P 81. iE.s5 might
For Philadelphia only. cypress -.4l. lT-g1
a. r.. 1901 j.. 81 week days. 300. g-l5 4-U.
SIS. and o ~ p IL daily 5.55 n sun
For Boston. vithout change 7.49 A. II. week
80 .5-r.i- -. n. -,7 90 r.--
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For SaIe-FarmS.

FOR SALE-A rrest bargain-slx acres q
rich lad bordering electric road; cars shou
on property improved by uiDe-Tooul dwell
ing: large Lau through center OF house;
porch on TWO sides house. trimmed in hard
wood. also maple floors, cost Is. go 20 build
house; lots or nue shade. best OF water: large
grape vineyard, also other fruit. GOO yards
from main boulevard leading from Wash
lngton 20 Baltimore. don't fail TO see this
property before purchasing. If sold AT once
VIII take S+.loD-Slo9 cash; balance 70 suit.
EpWARh DANIELS. Maryland Building,
au20-3t l40 II ST. y. ".
FARM FOR SALE-140 acres. Groom DWELL
ing; barn. corn house, etc. (au crops and
implements and stock worth 81 .060); best
section Virginia; only p miles from Wash
ingtOn, D. c.. all for So 500
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, Ouray Bldg.
Cor Sth and q SITS. NV
Get our Farm Bulletin Free. aui7-tf
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CHESAPEAKE ANC OHIO RY.

tsCle1lI5 Lu effect July J. 1861
800 J M-JLD DOMINION EXPRESS
Dai-Y-St0ps al principal points ln Viz
Fi-Ia and West Virginia NestibuI- .ra n.
ttaularI coaches paTlors cars 20 Virginia
Elt SPY IEs and Hinton. Pullman sleepers
Hinton 10 Louisville. Ci1clulati IacIan-
Bpo.is. S. Louis. and Chicago dining
cars "a la carte service.
Al T. MEN g. a. u. LIMITED. Dallv
Fast new RrsJlUtC tIalls stops only AZ
gar1.asF4lIe Cl.-g..ttesE Vale, StavHrgE
Clifton ElEEe. and C1vlugtUu. Va. White
sulphur RluCeF eric. and Hinton " "a
TGIlr.a. zl=tpers 90 lexington, Louisville
Cincinnati Polls. ST. Louis and
Chicago. Dluiug ca.s. q Ia carte service.
one u.llt cut
11.l0 p M.-F r. y. LIMITED. DafIv-
solid EtE-.5lle train. Pullman EIeepers
10 Cincinnati, Lexington, and louisville.
Compartment sleeping car 90 Virginia
Hot springs week days. Dining cars 4
la e-T-- service. SlGepers Cincinnati 10
Chicago and 81 Louis and Louisville 20
Afs-rrhts Nashville and Southwest
Feser.ltlous and tickets At ChezapeslEe and
Ohio uG-Ce-- 5L3 FeulsJ .Eau-a ave. Cos 18Th
81 near J.; and Sixth Street station. Tel=-
phln-- Main Gl-l. Tor Eglusy lEllia r. Z
Gao Service. aa1 Ai4iu lJc5 ta- c. & .
1ls&et once je3o-s
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MAN 26 YEARS OLD
WITH MIND OF CHILD
Skull Fractured When a Baby Made
Him an mbecile-SurgeTy
Relieves the Trouble.

HAGERsTOWN. Ind. Aug. ga tri-
umph OF surgical skill is the case of
Amos Abbott. aged twenty-six, Of this
place When he was about two years
old he fell, striking his head against a
sewing machine. His skull was frac-
tured and the boy became an imbecile,
He was strong physically and grew tall
and robust
The young man was taken TO the Reid
Memorial Hospital al Richmond, where
a osseous growth two and ope-hat Inch
es long and two inches wide was re-
moved. The brain was uninJured.
He viii have full possession OF his
mental faculties, but must start as a
child
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR HENT-New cottage Ia miles from
18th ST. ne Inquire az ia 9Th ST. NV.
au2o-3t
FOR RENT-S25. ten-room house four acres
sheds stables. heuhousas on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence 81. JOHN L KNOPP
corner goth and Jackson SITS ne. auI-tf
FOR REST-Sl5; two new sIx-room houses
IN Langdon. JOHN L ENOPP. corner goth
and Jackson SITS ne auI-f
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SEABOARD Ala LINE RAILWAY
Ticket ONCE, I42I PeUna. Ave.

Fer Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington, Co
lumbis. Savannah Jacksonville. Tampa. At
lanta, Birmingham. Mobile, Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1850 A. n DAILY-SeaboaFd M1.l-Throush
Pullman Sleeper to Jacksonville. Fla. also
through Sleeper Washington 10 Birmingham
Ala Cafe Dining Car Washington 20 Han
let. N Q.
s:2s p n. DAII.Y-SeaboeId Express-Solld
tain. with Pullman Sleepers. a. Jacksonville
and Tampa Through Sleeper TO Atlanta.
Blrninghsss 80 MemDhis- Cafe Dining
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-08-20
FITTING INSTRUMENTS.

If 7 had my way. musicians should
select appropriate instruments"
How do you mean2''
Why the good ones should always
play upon upright pianos. and the bad
ones on bass Yiolius.''