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The editor is .nEaeelot d aa invitation
to the WedainE ol Kiss Arab Mildred
MrdoeS to Lieutenant J Harry Jeff,
U. S. A, which is to occur at the King
wood NJ. Z. chuEchoa Sept 5.a, LIer-
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following the ceremony,
Major r w. Tyler, U. 5 A. retired,
was the guest Of Major J M, Burns at
his cottage, Mountain Lake Park, sew
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Administrators Notice.

This is to give notice, That the subscriber,
Of Garrett County, Md, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of Garrett County,
in Maryland, Letters Of Administration on
the personal estate Of
DAVID MCINTYRE,
late OF Garrett County, deceased All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned te exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of
February next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit OF said estate
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
August, 1906.
JOHN J MCINTYRE.
Administrator.
Barton. Nd
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Auction Sale
without limit or reserve
OF TIE
Attractive, Improved and Valua-
bic Residence Property of Mr..
Percy Proctor, Known as
"SURMONI T, :"

situated at the northwest co.nee Of
Bartlett and Pennington streets, Oak
land, Nd. one square from school house
and three squares from railroad station,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
CAR COLLAPSED
500 FEET IN AIR
Young San Franciscan Aeronaut
Has Marrow Escape From
Death.
(By Associated Press,

ci.<vELAND, OHIO June s.--while
making a trial flight with his airship at
an an1ust>len1 resort here to-day, Lin
coin Beachy, the young San Franciscan
aeronaus. narrowly escaped death by the
.colnpsIng OF the framework OF the car
The ntrship was i've hundred feet In
the air when the accident occurred, and
the daring young navigator was saved
from being dashed to the ground only by
the narrowesss margin. lie managed TO
guide the airship until 1t was but nfty
feet above the ground and although it
fell that distance, he escaped uninjured
except for few bruises. The airship
was partly wrecked.
The hydrogen gaS, which filled the
balloon, poured down on Beachy. nearly
smothering him. Fortunately the gas
escaped slowly. Owing to the swaying
Of the car and the fumes OF gas, Bea chy
was In constant danger Of death. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
TROUBLE IN MEXICO
OVER; DEAD NUMBER AZ
f(By Associated Press

BISBEE, ARIz., June 3.-The stua-
ton at cananea tonight is normal. The
American volunteers, who went across
the line nt Naco with Governor Ysabel,
of Sonora, on Saturday morning, re-
turned to Bishee this morning. Their SER
vices were no longer needed, although
their presence there during Saturday be-
fore the arrival of Colonel Kosterisky
with Mexican rurales, held the situatio
in check. The town is under control and
Colonel Kosterlisky. Is disarming Ameri-
cans and Mexicans alike,
A conservative estimate OF the number
killed in the two days fighting. Is SO
Mexicans and six Americans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
AGED FARMER RUN
DOWN BY LOCOMOTIVE 10 ! 'I||I
Daniel Andrews, of Henrico, In
stantly Killed Yesterday at
Boudar's Crossing.

Mr.. Daniel Andrews, an aged and re-
spected white farmer OF Henrico county,
was run down by Richmond, Freder-
,eksburg and Potomac train yesterday
morning ut nine O'clock at Boudar's
Crossing and instantly killed, An In
quest was held shortly afterwards by
Coroner W. A. Deas. Of the county. and
the verdict reached was that the dead
man had come to his death from inju-
rles caused by the engine attached TO
the train.
MIR. Andrews was slxty-nye years old,
and was q we'll known resident Of Bau-
iar's lie was seen by a MI Williams,
OF that place. walking down the track
to the crossing but few minutes before
the accident, Tho Washington train
passed then. and after It had sped on
Its way. Mr.. Andrews was found IN the
middle Of the track, terribly. mutilated,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
Mr.. MANN's ABSENCE
IN DEEP MYSTERY

Mann. Who. has not been heard from
since last Friday afternoon. has caused
the greatest anxiety IN his family. and
they are totally at q loss 10 account for
has not as yet been reported TO the
police and hence no action has been
taken to discover the man's whereabouts.
The rumor that he committed suicide,
forth m as tn, the only apparent reason OF his
absence. However, his family. are hold
Ing Oh, the hope that he has simply gone
OF on trip and will return home, They
1ather has taken his own lfe. and are
chary even Of giving ear to the rumor
that foul play may have been done. But
any news OF his whereabouts IA anxiously
awaited by them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
STOLE WATER. FROM CITY
AND THEN SOLD IT BACK.
Especial to The mes-Dispatcl

5}4 lsspeclai 70 Inc ! 1imes-Dlspatch.)
81 NEW YORK, June s.-That the Citl-
zens Water, Supply Company OF Queens
fsa:s-=heen = t55 rdblang the city OF millions
Of gallons OF water by connecting its own
mains with! those OF the city and SELL
"ing the water back to the city a. the
rate: ofs s65t per million gallons and to
private consumers at proportionate rates
is8charged by William B. Ellison. Com
missioner OF Water Supply. Gas and
Electricity.
Commissioner Ellison declares that a
connection between the mains OF the
ctty's water supply system and the pipes
OF the Citizens Company has been dis
covered at St. Nicholas Avenue and
Stanhope Street, in the Ridgewood sec
ton of Brooklyn. and that as the result
OF a personal investigation he is conf
dent that large quantities Of water are
being drawn from the city's mains by
the private company through this con-
nection.
Cord Meyer, president OF the Citizens
Company when told OF these charges by.
reporter at his home. in Great Neck,
Long Island. last night. said that the
charges we're ridiculous,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
LARGE PLANT I'M
GOLDSBORO BURNED
Especial to The T-mes-DIspatch.)

Especial to The THmes-Dlspatch.)
GoLDSBORO N. c.. June "a fire
destroyed the saw mill, machinery ena
power plant Of the Enterprise Lumber
Company, In this city. to-day. Tho loss
is estimated al probably $4,000. with
only about half that much insurance
Spontaneous combustion caused the fire,
and the lnlarnmable material caused the
flames to gain considerable headway be-
fore the fre department could get to
the scene. Heroic work Of the fremen
saved the large planning mill. dry houses
and the immense stock OF lumber. me
fire sta rted about 1920 o'clock this after
noon. and in, few minutes more thnS
5000 people were watching the flames do
! their work OF destruction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
mrs. JACKSON AIDS IN
RESCUE OF YOUNG MAN.
Remained Calm While Grew Bat
tied for Life Of Skiffs Lone
Occupant.
(speclal to The Tlnes- plspatch,l

b WILMINGTON. N. c., Juno s,--With
tho small gasoline engine disabled and
all means Of propulsion gone, tho skin
of John S. MoEachern, a young business
man OF this city, was swept out Of
Wrightsville Sound through Moore's Inlet
into the sea late this afternoon. His cry
for help attracted the attention OF tho
occupants OF pleasure boat belonging
to the barrymore Hotel. The larger
boat containing among others, Mrs.
stonewall Jackson, widow of the Confed-
crate general, and granddaughter, Miss
Julia Christian, put to the rescue OF Nc
Eachren with some difficulty, and not TIL
the rescuers were drenched by the high
rolling waves. the frightened young man
was reached and carried In safety to the
beach. Mrs, Jackson and granddaughter
remained calm while the crew battled for
the life Of the skiff's 8 lone accupant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
n 77.T-I-1 Ts9-1s n ? "a lIW z. TTFII
I, (Ry A ASsociated PresS.)

70
PHILADELPHIA, June "a. j. Cas-
satt, president OF the Pennsylvania RAN.
road Company, arrived at his home a
Hnverford, Pa, suburb OF this cfty
from Europe about noon to-day. He vii
be at his office in Philadelphia to-mor-
row morning. This evening Mr.. Cassatt
gave to The Associated Press state
ment, saying IN part:
Mr.. Cassatt said he had returned
home to take part In the investigation
by the board of directors Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company. into the
matters that have been disclosed dur-
4 Ing his absence in the, proceedings be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, The board would Investigate all
charges exhaustively and II any OF
the railroad employees should be found
guilty of corrupt practices lie would
be summarIy dealt with,
Ownership of Stock.
referring TO the testimony Of GER
tain officers tlint they held tho stocks
of coal companies, Mr. Cassatt said
that while such ownership by officers
In position to exercise fnvorItism,
5 and therefore liable to suspicion, was
no doubt Inndvisablc and unfortunate,
1t was not Mn offense IN itself IL tho
stocks We're properly acquired. and
was not contrary to the bylaws OF
i tre company In fact, the management
had, In the earlier years of the COM
pany, encouraged the officers to aid
= In the development OF Industries among
Its lines. The wrong, If any had been
done, was in the alleged favoritism,
There could be no favoritlsm In rates,
n'OnflnIlaI on SacOnd Para \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
z2QAE72VzK. G4oCcE1Z7Z!'
The Cas!satt Trio.

Following the disclosures Of the Inter.
state Commission regarding the Penn
sylvanta Railroads. alleged dscrlnln alton
against certain shippers, and the dis.
covery OF graft symptoms among the chief
otflcero of the great company, A. J. Cas-
satt, its president, cut his European trip
short to hurry home TO explain the con.
duct OF some !. Of his. s.subordlnates. A. The
latter includes his son, Robert kelso Cas-.
satt, and his son-n .law, William P.
Stewart, both Of whose names have been
mentioned In connection With the scar ndaL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
BAssE7T
WANTS TO RESIGN.
Author Of Article Claiming
Booker Washington Greatest
Man in South.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

81 T. /. u q L I'D u = + q 7 F. . =
q CHARLOTTE, N. G.. June s,-John
Spencer Bassett. PHI. D.. professor Of his
tory In Trinity College, Durham. n. c.,
has resigned to accept similar chair at
Smith College. Northampton, Mass.
About two and a half years ago DR..
Bassett wrote an article for a magazine.
in which he asserted that, with the ak
ception OF Robert II. Lee, Booker Y.
Washington was the greatest man the
South had produced in ashundred years,
The article attracted considerable atteln-
tlon throughout the country and was the
object Of some adverse criticism at the
time,
DR., Bassett rendered his resignation
to the college authorities. but they de-
.cllned to accept II, \; .3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
SOUTHERN NEGRO
ATTEMPTS ASSAULT
Has Been Landed in Jail, But
Mob Violence is
Feared.
(py Assocla ted Press,)

SHREVEPORT, La June s,---A spe-
clal to the Times from Glbsla.id La, to-
night, says that Allen Turner a young
negro, has been jailed at Arcadia, La,
charged With attempting to assault Mrs
james Barron ut her home In Bienville
Parish. After failing In the attempt, the
negro escaped to the home OF his mother,
where ho was rrhilcd by a posse. tle
was called to come out but refused, and
the possemen fired and killed the nesro's
mother, He was then captured and
later turned over to an officer. who sue
ceeded In landing him In JAIL Mob vio-
lence Is threatened,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
THE YAWL TAMERlANE
CROSSES THE RACE Line
{By Associated Press.)

HAMILTON, BERMUDA, June s,-The
vawl Tamerlane, owned by Frank Alaier.
and an sailed by Captain Thomas Fleming
Day, competing in the Brooklyn Yacht
Cl,i1bs ocean race to Bermuda for the
Linton Cup, was sighted at 1850 o'clock
this morning and crossed the finish l'ne
at s:os p. NJ. She ran ITO miles Friday.
The Tamerlane reports that she has not
seen the sloop Gauntlet, owned ny
George W, Robinson, another competitor
for the cup.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
LIKELY TO CONSIDER
ELECTION MATTER TODAY

The regular June term Of the Hastings
Court will begin to-day Mt II o'clock
Judge Witt has summoned regular
tlemen will sit on the Jefferson Ward
election cases a. we'll.
The criminal docket from the Police
Court this month Is very light, and 1t Is
notlunlikely that the election matters may
be taken up to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
SHOT AND KILLED
HIS SWEETHEART.
Snapped Gun Which Girl Had
Unloaded, and Ball Entered
Her Breast,
To The rimes- -plsna tcll.

Especial % IEt INVs-E ftU1II
ROANOKE. VA, June S.-Dewitt Sis-
mond. nineteen years OF age. accidentally
shot and almost instantly killed his sweet
heart, Miss snllie Chvely, aged eighteen.
at her home. near Salem. to-day, He
was visiting the girl and the two were
playing with a gun, The Girl took live
Cartridges out OF the weapon. and he
thought 1t was unloaded, and was snap
ping the trigger. when the weapon was
discharged, the ball entering the breast
of the girl. She died In half an hour.
Later Sigmond went to Salem, where
he was arrested. He is In the Roanoke
8inll ss-sst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
First Link Complete.
(By Associate Press.)

+ MAzATLAN, MEX, June 3.-The frst
link OF the Guayamas-Guadalajar jara ex-
tension OF the Southern Pacific, extend
ing from a point on the Sonora Railway.
nine kilometers above Guayamas to TORN,
a distance Of seventy-two Kilometres ha 8
been completed. The new line will be
opened to freight and passenger traffic
this month,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
GAR HURLED FROM
TRACK; [: j II KILLED. |
Many Others s Injured BY
the Overturning of
Crowded Trolley. I
WERE PlNIONED
UNDER WR.E|::'CKAGE. .E|::'
Car Was Filled With Young Men
and Women Returning From
Pleasure Resort, and Was
Thrown Twenty
Feet Along
Road.
IRv A asnciafed Pressl

PROVIDENCE, r. .:,,.r. 5.-Eleven
| persons are dead and score seriously
nnd many others Slightly injured. az
the result Of the previously reported over
turning nt n crowded electric car at Moore
Corner in East Providence early this
morning. M
More than 100 young men and woplei,,
who had spent the evening at Crescent
Park a pleasure resort on Tie providence
River. six miles below this city. were on
chartered car returning to their homes
In this city, OlneyYille and Thornton. 1t
Is believed that wo OF the injured will
die. The dead:
GEORGE ATcHpF:soN, % years.
Thorntoii.
EDWARD +. BRENNAN, is years,
Cranston, r. l.
ALICE FRANKLIN, II years, Thorn
ton. Il. 81 II.
ESR1co cAMBoN1. % years. Thorn
ton. is
JOHN GAVIN, 20 years. Providence.
ANGELO GERN1AINs 30 years, Thorn
ton. s5t9s
GUsrAvE GUERr1s. esSyears, olney-
Vile.
WILLIAM w. LUTHER.Ss q years, Pro-
violence.
BERTHA NJ. KELLEY. IS years, Thorn:
ton.
JOHN SCHNEIDER. 10 years. ciney-
VILE.
ETHEL wH1rELEY.i 10 years, Provi-
derce.
Car Hurled Twenty Feet.
ia The wreck occurred on yl,c suburban
line Of the Rhode Island Com pany. The
mot otorman, w, J. .sLaucher,, of Olneyyille,
was making his first trip over the road.
Laucher was put in charge Of the car
at the solicitation ofEthe 81 passengers.
members of a5Cathoiic society, which had
been to Crescent Park I; FOR g Z. I'M outing hi
VI Fog prevented IA Essa 4 NJ VII OF the
road ahead ard the n1o4s3r mn ma a,i unaware
of the sharp cure below, ALLOWED the car
to coast rapidly down the ill.fsuddenly
he felt the car4swing into the curve, and
realizing the &peril. applied the brakes
and reversed the power. The weight OF
number ;of the men on the running
board andfthe momentum sufflced to de-
rail the car and throw it into the road
twenty feet from the tracks. Several peo-
PIE were pinioned underneath the car and
Instantly killed. Those who were able
assisted in the rescue work.
"A large joist was utilized as aslever a
pile of stones forming n fulcrum and the
car was raised from the ground Just
enough to permit the escape OF Its i'm
prisoned passengers Two persons had
succeeded IN escaping, when the jOist
broke under the weight of the car and
the heavy vehicle fell back, killing two
of the injured
Motornan Not to Blame.
The rescuers again raised the car from
the ground. and by building pile OF
heavy stone. kept It in position until the
|.dead and injured were removed.
Two OF those taken ont, John Gavin
and George Atcherson, both OF whom
had sustained fractured skulls died with
In an hour.
Motorman Laucher was not arrested.
The police authorities said that the mo-
tor1nan was not guilty OF negligence In
their opinion. inasmuch as he was un-
familiar with the line, and did not know
of the curve. The car was In chZge OF
Conductor Joseph McQaude who received
serious injuries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
Confederate Memorial Day.
fRy Associated Press.

----- ----- --3N3SDCTHIEu 1'TVSS,1 - ----T
SHREVEPORT, LA, June 3.-Confed-.
crate Memorial Day was Attingly OBJ.
served in Shreveport to-day by veterans
Of the Civil War, Daughters OF the Con-
federacy and local military companies,
all participating In the ceremonies at
tho Opera House and at Oaklawn Gene
ttcrY #st lT 4I5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
ASSASSIN TURNS
WEAPON ON SELE
5ManWhO Tried to Killthe.
King Takes His
Own Life.
WILD EXCITEMENT
THROUGHOUT CITY
Thousands Visit Morgue and Ut
ter Imprecations Against the
Bomb ThrowerBody iS
Exposed to Allay .#
Public Indig-
nation. s.5
1f..s Eses2.
King Alfonso's Comment
on Attempt to Kill Him.

"Yes, fortunately, It was unsuccess-' -'
K fu, but It will come again. It tnay be
any tlme--perhaps tomorrow, perhaps 4
within month, perhaps within a \
year-hut It Will come. "--Re mark
made to F. w. Whitridge, special am
bassador from the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
BEEF TRUST WILL
DEFY RESIDENT ]
Open Fight Now Be-
tween Packers and the
Administration.
CANNON SIDING
WITH THE FORMER
Democrats on Committee Indig-
nant atsthe Action Of Wads-
worth and O Others-Much-
Discussed ReportWill
Il Go to Congress
To-Day.

(From Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. D. c., June 3.-The
friends of the packers will make stren-
uous efforts to defeat the President and
his programme for inspection OF all
meats and meat products entering into
interstate commerce. Tie President will
be openly defied and the Beef Trust will
leave no stone unturned to have the
Beveridge amendment, which was adopt
ed by the Senate eliminated from the
agricultural bill in the House. and a
substitute drawn by friends of the trust
adopted instead.
y This substitute has been drawn by
Representative Wadsworth, OF New York,
chairman OF the House Committee on
Agriculture; Representative Lorimer. OF
Chicago. who has always been regarded
as the peculiar representative Of the
packing interests. and Representative
Henry, OF Connecticut, who Is a remark
ably open apologists for corporations for
these ant!-corporation days. Mr.. Wads-.
worth is three times a millionaire and
has never been even professedly In SYM
pathy with the administration in Its full
limitations against the trust.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
Governor Returns.

Governor swanson returned from Cul.
pepper Saturday night, where during the
day he delivered magnificent address 70
the Confederate veterans. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04

Upton Sinclair ls the latest .'tnuck.
raker'' to engage President Roosevelt's
official attention. Mr.. sinclair's book,
"Thc Jungle" has aroused the whole
country to a realization Of the conditions
existing In the great packing houses Of
Chicago and other cities, and the result
OF the Presidents action In confirming
Mr.. sFnclar's accusations against the
beef packers by a private InvestIga
has had the effect Of establishing the au.
Thor as the man OF the hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-04
Sixty Rebels Killed,

4 DRuBAN,5 NATAL June S,--The col,
onial forces have had another brush with
rebels In the vicinity Of Andlaha, in
which they lost four men killed and seven
wounded. Sixty OF the rebels We're
killed,