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The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
AGED man KILLED By YOUTH
Dunk Willingham Shoots Robert
Carter, Near Bluemont, Va,
Accused Makes Escape, but Is Cap
tured by sheriff and Held for
the Grand Jury.
sperill to The Washington Hcrald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Leesburg. Va, june 25.-Robert Car
lyle. aged sixty-six years, was killed at
his home. near Bluemont, Loudoun Coun-
ty. yesterday evening, by Dunk Willing
ham, Of Front Royal
Willingham's sister was housekeeper for
Carlyle, and it is said that last Tuesday
Willingham went 10 Carlyle's home and
shamefully abused and cursed her. The
latter had him arrested and bound over
20 keep the peace.
Yesterday. however, Willingham. ac-
comparied by his father. John Willing
ham. went to the home OF Carlyle again.
On their way they borrowed a single
barrel shotgun from Bernard Tinsman
and purchased a box Of cartridges at the
store Of Mrs. Tumbllng. near Blucm0nt
They explained to Mr.. Tinsman that they
were going squirrel hunting.
Upon reaching Carlyle's home they took
a few drinks with him and then, becom-
ing disOrderly were ordered from the
place. At the gate young Wiungham
turned and, with the words Il will blow
your heart out" fred his gun. The shot
was imbedded in Carlyle's left breast.
causing death in about fifteen minutes.
Wlungham disappeared Immediately
after the shooting. but was captured az
Berrys Ferry about midnight by the sher-
III OF Clarke County. He was lodged I'm
the Jail al Berryville until this morning,
when he was taken 70 Bluemont with his
father. and was given a hearing before
Magistrate Throckmortou, who sent them
on 70 the grand jury. They We're brought
TO Leesburg on the early train this morn
ing and lodged in the county Jail
Ii is said that the elder Willngham Dor
rowed the gun and purchased the cart
ridges with which the shooting was done.
Young Wiilingham is only nineteen years
of age.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
EXPLOSION CAUSES BIG FIRE.
Paint Manufacturing Plant at Cum
bertrand, Md, Destroyed.
special % The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % he washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd. June 25.-The factory
Of the Fort Cumberland Paint Manufac-
turing Company was destroyed by fire
this afternoon, The engine house Of
South Cumberland Hose Company No T..
which adjoins, was damaged TO the extent
Of 5000, while a double frame house.
valued at $500. belonging to F. Merten's
Sons was destroyed. The fire was caused
by an explosion Of tar gas.
It is thought that Michael Diehl, who
mixed paints in the factory, is fatally
burned. He rushed from the building a
living torch. The bell IN the engine-house
tower melted. the molten metal running
down over the roof
over a square away az least a dozen
houses We're on fire. As fast as the in
cipient blaze on one would be extin-
gUished, another would start W. Fifty
barrels Of tar We're destroyed. besides a
considerable quantity Of mixed paints.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
TAX CASES ARE REMANDED
Maryland Court of Appeals Hands
Down Two Opinions.
Affect Mode of Assessing Value Of
National Bunk stock fin Mont
gOmeTy County.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. June 2-The Court Of
Appeals this afternoon handed down an
opinion in the two appeals OF State Tax
Commissioner Schley against the County
Commissioners Of Montgomery County.
and against Blair Lee, Of Montgomery
County
The court affirmed the order o. an in
junction Of the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel County. in which the County
Commissioners and Senator Lee applied 10
restrain the tax commissioner from con-
tinu!ng "a pursue the same mode Of as
sesslng the value Of shares OF two ma
tlonal banks Of Montgomery County and
the assets of The Mutual Insurance Com
pany or the same county. The cases were
reuandeI 20 the lower court fer further
proceedings IN conformity with the
opinion.
After citing at ,>ngth the complicated
legal problem involved, the court says.
'Inasmuch, however, as the present suit
constitutes an effort On the part Of one
taxpayer 20 procure the regulation or
control Of the action Of the tax commits
sloner in assessing the shares Of three
specified corporations. and not hls entire
assessment Of corporate shares. We are
u the opinion that these three corpora
tons should be brought into the case as
defendants when IL goes back 10 the Cir
cult Court before any additional steps are
hon
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
AUTO WRECKS FUNERAL TRAIN
FriEhtens Horses and Hearse Is
Hurled Against Tree,
special 20 The Washington Hoal,

Winchester, Va, June 25.-W. q. House,
OF Baltimore, and wife; Charles ". Shaw
and wife, and Roy Becker, while speed
ing in a big touring car this morning,
frightened two horses attached to
hearse at the funeral Of Miss Sarah May
ers. The hearse was dashed against
tree and the glass shattered
Mr. Shaw was arrested and paid $50
costs and a small fine.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
CANDIDATES WORKING HARD.
Aspirants to Virginia Legislature
CHnVnsSfng Votes in Richmond.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. June 25.-With the
primary only three DAYS of and many
Of the voters still undecided. the Candi-
dates for the legislature from Richmond
are working hard for the ballots
Not one of the candidates is certain
that he will, get the required majority.
They have tken working hard duriug the
last several days about the factories and
offices, telling their sides Of the question
and securing promises of ballots from
both capital and labor
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
PREACHERS BECOME EXCITED.
Loss OF MiddieS' Launch Leads 20
Heated Arguments.
SnecIal Il n Wasllngfnn Hcrlld.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, June 25.-Was the less Of
the battle ship Minnesota's launch with
six midshiDmen and five seamen an act
Of Providence or an accident. The ques-
ton came near breaking up the regular
weekly meeting Of the Methodist preach
ers Of Norfolk and vicinity. and Is still
undecided. Rev. DR. W. 6. Starr. pastor
Of the Big Cumberland street church, in
his sermon last Sunday night held that
IL was an act Of Providence.
Rev. J. II. Amiss attacked this view in
the meeting. Argument waxed warm, 10
the point. II may be said Of considerable
feeling. Neither side would give in, and
the preachers organization had no rule
whereby debate might be cut OF. But IN
a moment of truce some one offered a res
OlutiOn empowering the chair 10 cut OH
debate at any time. The resolution was
carried, and peace was restored. but the
question was left open for future trouble
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
Town Gets Public square.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Winchester Va. June 25-The long
drawn-out litigation concerning owner
ship and occupancy Of the public square
Silas NJ. Suckley recently had laid out in
building lots. was decided to-day in the
Circuit Court. when Judge 4. W Harrl-
son ruled that the corporation Of
stephens City was entitled to il for pub
lie purposes Lord Fairfax many years
ago decided it TO Louis Stephens and he in
turn donated it 10 the town
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
James {. Douglas Dead.

James 6. Douglas, one Of Alexandria $
best-known residents. died about o'clock
this evening, at his home, 913 Cameron
street, after a lingering illness. He was
eighty-two years old. and is survived
by one son. J. Sidney Douglas. and a
number of grandchildren.
For many years Mr.. Douglas held a
lucrative position. serving in various ca
pacities with the Southern Railway Com
pany in this city. Mr.. Douglas was q
veteran Of the Mexican war. he having
served as a lieutenant under the late
Capt. NJ d. Corse, Of this city. At the
time of his death, NJ. Douglas was sec
rotary Of Alexandria-W Washington Lodge
Of Masons. he having been elected to that
position for the past forty-six consecu-
tive years. Arrangements for the funeral
will be completed later.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
The SAVOY -. sss:EL. s4, .

Directly On the Beach. Every room an ocean viep.
Hot and cold water On all looms. Salt ana Artesan
water iu al baths. Elevator 90 street Level. steam
heat. minutes walk from new Pier. FOR booklet
and terms address
su17-i4t-dezv&s $ NJ HANLEY. P-op-isto-.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
DOUBLE WEDDING CELEBRATED
Sisters of Frostburg's Chief ENecu-
tive June Brides.
- Il n WasLinefln Herall-

0II0III- " II' " a7TLIETII FIFIIIl-
Frostburg. Nd. June "a double we'd
ding was celebrated this afternoon in the
parlors Of the Hotel Gladstone Frost
burg. the brides being sisters Of Mayor
Henry d. Mayer. Of Frostburg.
Rev. Dennis Sipple. Of Somerset. Pa.
and Miss Catherine Amelia Dorthea May
or, and Nj William Lammert and Miss
Wilhelmina Sophia Mayer were the con-
tracing parties. After the ceremony a
reception was held at the Hotel Glad
stone.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
Teachers Mt Exposition.



Norfolk, Va. June 25--About 500
school teachers assembled in cOnven-
Jion at the Inside Inn, on the exposi-
ton grounds. tonight. The first ad-
dress was one OF welcome by Harry
st. George Tucker, exposition president.
Gov Wardeld. Of Maryland. responded
for the teachers. The presidents an
nual address was next delivered by
Iames W. cain
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
Wet and Dry CnmpnIen Onen..

Special % The Washington Herald.
Staunton. Va, June 25.-The wet and
dry campaign is waxing warm here
and a closely contested fight at the
polls viii take place July u. Both
sides have started a free newspaper
which they viii issue every day or two
until the close of the campaign. The
Banner Is the organ Of the drys, and
the Flag upholds the interests of the
opposition.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
whisky nistilIcr Sentenced.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, June 25.-Convicted
Of violating the internal revenue laws,
Thomas T. Sager. a Frederick County
distiller, was to-day sentenced TO sixty
DAYS in Jail here and fined $3.50. The
United States court at Phillip, W. Va.
will get him In August for unlawfully
shipping liquor into West Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
GOLF OBTAINS OIL KING.
Rockefeller md Priest Must Finish
Series Before Formers Departure.


series Before Formers Departure.
Tarry.own. y. Y. June 25.-John D.
Rockefeller did not leave for his summer
home in Cleveland on Monday, as he
had planned. Mrs Rockefeller and the
greater part q the servants started for
Cleveland on Monday night but Mr.
Rockefeller IS stin at his place In the
P0Cautic0 HIS, near here.
The cause Of the delay IN the depart
ure Of the oil man Is that he has an un-
finished golf series 20 play off with Father
Lennon, the Catholic priest of this city,
with whom Mr. Rockefeller is quite
cHummv
As soon AS the golf superiorship between
priest and Oh king is decided, Mr. Rookie
Teller will start for Cleveland TO spend
the remainder OF the summer 1t was
said az his home tonight that It would
very likely be three or four days before
Mr. Rockefeller left
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
DIVORCE CASE DISMISSED.
Mrs. David sloan Withdraws Pro-
ceedings Ia Suit Filed In October.

ceedinss in Suit Filed In October.
SPECIAL - The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd. June z5-The suit for
divorce filed by Mrs. Mary A. Sloan, Of
Petersburg. ". Va, against Mr. David
Sloan, president Of the Homecoming Saw
ngs Bank and former president Of the
Maryland State Bankers Association, has
been dismissed by the plaintiff through
her counsel. William c. Griffith, Of Key
ser. ". Va The case vas set for final
hearing before Judge Robert r Hender-
son yesterday.
On account OF the prominence Of the
parties the case was given wide pub
Lefty al the time the suit was entered
When the case came Up again yesterday
the plaintiff said she did not wish further
90 continue the suit The. suit was fled
last October. and a number OF sensational
charges were made Mr. Sloan is 4 cousin
Of the late Judge David w Sloan.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
Canocists start for Washington,

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd, June 25.-Thomas J.
Arnold, jr.. and J. L. Dunlap, of Elkins.
embarked to-day from Cumberland in ca
noes down the Potomac River 20 Wash
ington. They expect to make the trip in
three or four days. Where the river is
rough, they viii navigate the canal
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
John Thomas Austin nend.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Boyds. Md, June 25.-John Thomas Aus
tin died at the home Of his niece. Miss
Margaret a. Case. between BOyds and
Clarksburg, last night. He was born here
April 9, 1915. His remains are TO be in
TERED at Boyds tomorrow. He never
married
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
Children to Marry,

Special % The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Md. June 25.-John Laws.
of Edgemont. who was eighteen years old
in March, and Rosie s. Kindle Of Green's
burg. just fourteen years old. secured
license here to-day and viii be married
tomorrow. The cOuDle had the written
consent Of their parents
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
Charles Carroll Appointed.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, June 25.-Among the
appointments made by Gov. Warfold
while in Annapolis was that making
Charles Carroll a great-great- grandson
u Charles Carroll, Of Carrollton. a vice
president representing Maryland at the
Meeting Of the descendants Of the Signers
If the Declaration Of Independence. which
axes place at jamestown on July
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
RUSSIAN OFFICERS ARRESTED.
Report that sixty Belonging 90 south
Crn District Are I'm Custody.

London. June 25.--A dispatch TO n
news agency from Odessa says it is
authoritatively reported that sixty Of
1cers Of the southern military district
several of them connected with the
Odessa garrison, have been arrested.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
new HOTEL OSTEND.

Occupying whole block Of ocean front Chelsea end
Atlantic CITY y J. New management 100 beau
tfu rooms 02 with private baths. fresh and SEA
water Indoor sea water bathing pool Dressing
rooms fer surf bathing Handsome pavilion adl0m-
ing the Boardwalk Dining rooms overlook ocean.
Orchestra. Special June and July terms Booklet.
Autos meet trains. DAVID T. RAlIIER, Mgr
ia9d&S-2t
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HOTEL MAJESTIC
HOTEL GIENSInE.

and Peach. Close 20 Steel Pier Elevator. private
baths &C. $40 mp weekly s. mp daily. SAMUEL
Is ELLIS. iELld&S-71t
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Beautiful. permanent. new throughout. scc1mmo-
dates with is &nneXes 40. every service guaranteed
Rates; Lod2ag $780, regular meals gee Limited
cafe seuiCe. BUS meets oil trains and s,eameTA
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
HOTEL TRAYMORE.

With rs magnificent l1sCrv frepr10f addition, pre-
SCENTS he finest equipped and most modern II At
lautiC Ciu leading hotels SUpTl8ti7e in c1nStruc-
tiou appointment. and service Guest rooms ayerag
ing 70 feet square and each with f-iu ocean view.
Private baths fresh and sea water attached % each
room. Spacious s1iaTigm and C0DseryatcTlos on
privileges II guests Capacity 600 Illustrated book
let upon request TRAiNORE HOTEL 90. u.
:. WHITE Prs. CHAS. O. MARQUETTE,
Manager apl-St
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WOMAN BADLY BURNED.
Mrs. J. w. Gentry HuTries smolder-
ing Kitchen Fire with Kerosene.

Special to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, June 25.-Mrs. J. w.
Gentry narrowly escaped being burned
20 death at her home I'm Amherst COun-
ty yesterday when she attempted TO
hurry a smoldering fire in her cook
stove with Kerosene
The can exploded. throwing oil all
over her. She ran from the house and
two men who were passing smothered
the flames. She Is badly burned about
the head. face chest arms, hands. and
back. but il IS thought she will re-
cover
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
SENEE EENEN NORFOLK. VA
TIE MONITOR. 'sts s. s.s e :.

". D itDNNSDlN-
All modern C0uTouirUCrs. Reservations mad
on application Rates 81 and 8 q isV.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
THE DUNLOP.

Dircctlv on the Beach overlooking the Boardwalk
Ocean Piers. and convenient 70 an am1s5me0ts
Rooms en- suite with private baths. on the Euro
pean plan Cuy, $50 iay and upward; first class
restaurant attached with Ia carte service. Fine
orchestra.
7 r BOWMAN Manager iel2d&SNt
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF

Directly on the Reach 400 rooms. 30 with tresn
and Salt Water Bat his attached American and Euro
pCau rllu cuisine speciality newly renovated ana
decorated and new Management Personal direction
Of Joel HILLAlAN. Prop, also proprietor q har-
The new and most popular feature Of this hotel -
the Red Rambler Grill 1el7si-u&5
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26

Charles Mankin. 30 North Patrick street,
Will be held at $50 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. Rev. Charles d. Bulla. pas
tor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. viii officiate The interment VIII
be made in Union Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
VIII Nominate state Senator.

MI Charles Bendheim, city chairman
Of the Democratic committee. tonight
issued a call for a meeting Of the city
committee. To be held at the Hotel
Fleischmann. Thursday afternoon az g
o'clock. for the purpose of fixing a date
for the candidates for State senator from
this senatorial district 20 submit their
names. As State Senator Lewis II.
Machen. Of this city. is an aspirant for
reelection, and as he is regarded as the
only aspirant it is expected that when
his name shall have been submitted. and
there being none others. he viii then be
declared the nominee by the committee.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
THE BREAKERS,

bikAN NlkNf A.
How 70 get there. Take Ocean view Express AZ
CRANKY and Main Sta Norfolk Va. % Ocean View.
transfer 90 Cottage car 20 door ~ The Breakers.
opposite ola Point Comfort. Ssa-fa.d table Cars
pass door 10 exposition grounds eTery ten minutes
FOR further information address Mrs, 81 g. CAHILL,
TLa Breakers Ocrgn View Va
rlvls = W. Z I'm then II
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26

Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Mary j. Schofeld. whose death oc-
CURED last night. will take place at her
home, 81 North Columbus street at
o'cock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. DR..
W. F. Fisher, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, will of1clate.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26

Srecal u The Washington Herald.
Harpers Ferry, w. Va. June 25.-Mrs.
Martha Turk, aged ninety years, died at
her home at Bolivar this evening, Of old
q
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26

Norfolk. June Sat a meeting Of the
board Of directors OF the jamestown Ex-
position. this evening. action was taken
which completely reyolut.onizes the man
agemeut Of the exposition
A committee report was received recon-
mending that the seven departments OF
the exposition-ways and means. admis-
sion and concessions. congresses and spe-
cial events. exhibits. history and educa-
ton. transportation and works. each with
a governor az It's head-be merged into
four departments. with one head each.
which means that the board Of governors.
with salaries Of is members ranging
from 1900 TO $500 annually. will be leg
lslated out Of existence.
Expenses shaken Down.
The operating expenses Of the expo
sition Were also shaken down about q
per cent, or from $4,000 70 $4,000 monthly
All power formerly exercised by the board
Of governors VIII now be exercised by
James NJ Barr. who was recently made
director general.
Mr. Bars authority IN the management
Of the affairs Of the exposition is abso-
lutte He can remove officer or employc
connected with II in any department, ever
tie heads Of the four new departments
The new order Of things will become
effective july g. when the exposition di-
rectOrs will again meet and formally de-
clare the committee report adopted Thi,
Will give the board OF governors time
q. crf-varr-f~ fg. affairs ~ their offices
Harry St George Tucker remains presi
dent Of the exposition with an unreducel
salary which is $1,000 a year
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
THE WILTSHIRE,
SHIRE INN
HOTEL cHETWoopE.

open Elev., &c g 20 SIS weekly. Cap. S51
e -ss1D. i. %, q r r DICKINSON re-.
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Roanoke House,

800 County ST.. Portsmouth Va.
Rooms & a day. with board s. a day; % minutes
% Exposition b steamer. blocks away. MRS
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The PENNHuRST

Atlantic City y. j., Michigan Ave. and Beach,
Open all the year. Steam heat Elevator to stree,
level Booklet ON application WM H. HOOD.
scodEC
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"THE WAVERLYU lNew

p Court Street PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Single room with TrlTltg- RI bah =
Two On room with ITTllgED q q
Single room. private n
Two iu room, private bath. 5 81
Double rooms private bath four CT mrra........s >
Special Rates 20 Large Par'irs
F0--y MiavtCs 20 Exposition By Water.
fa5.-r s. I'm -r-i rf.-r n
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The jamestown Exposition Offices of THE WASHINGTON HERALD
located the Press and Publicity Department the Grounds and
7o2 Law Building OF Plume and CRANKY Streets Norfolk Va
D. BRUCE SALLEY. Herald STAFF Correspondent
JOHN T. ORCHARD, Business Representatives q
o. S lne
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McDONOUGH'S COTTAGE

OCEAN VIEW VIRGINIA.
Cars 20 the Exposition Eyery 20 minutes; fare, C.
SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES.
uv.lJ&su
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
HOTEL STERLING, s Ssgt s:ssn Avenue

FIHEFFtJF.
", I Finch. owner. who built and conducted che
Sterling seasons lg90le3 announces that the house
is once mere under his personal management
Everything first class. SPECIAL July rates. $3.50
weekly and UPWARD. eef-7a-
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THE

water baths, running water, sc Special sJrring
rates. Auto meets trains. CHARLES T. NAGNEH.
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INN,
OLD POINT COMFORT, va.

Recently very much enlarged. Refurnished
Throughout and improved bcT0ui recognition. Nov
accommodates 800 guests. Beautifully situated only
j. minutes from the jamestown Exposition by large
and elegant ferry steamers running every fCw miu-
Ufes going ana returning tmvUEh the magnificent
feet II United States and foreign war ships lie
only hotel on the American plan near the Expo.
si'i0n grounds. Rooms with Or without bath. single
Or On suite Rates vcry u1dUa'a. Write fer b10s-
let. No increase Of rates On account q the TX
position. J. @. TAYLOR Mgr
saEF Inn.
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EARL MAR HALL,

Directly on ocean front Vermont Avenue. Long
distance phones running water in rooms. Special
spring rates. L. J. BROWN.
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NIL-bj thbl BEACH, IA.
Special rates ? Washington people while VISITING
fle Jamesf1Eu Exposition American pan. 6 Ter
day and ug. Take Ocean View t.sf q. n ora Point
Comfort. or cars marked .pA Point Eyp-ozs.' cr
WulVUE1tT Beach local from N-Tf0'E. Fine brafirg
and fishing Dancing ard music from % D. 20 o m.
irlsdpg~f n. S PARKER Manager
RUTH COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. VA.-l5 MIN
20 exposition; csr pass door. rooms with board
al moderate rates Mrs. F. 3. MARS mygj-d
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MOTEL RALEIGH.


Centrally located on The Beach. Acc0mm1dations.
service. and cuisine excel any In town al similar
prices Fresh and salt water baths elevator, &c
CAPACITY. 900 Rates extremely low. Booklet
jeZl-St DIS " J. nANES
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Mrs. Mary E. Ryan, widow Of Timothy
Ryan, died this afternoon at her home.
1920 Duke street, after protracted III
ness. She was a daughter of the late
Michael and Margaret Sweeney. Several
grown children survive her. The funeral
arrangements have not yet been COM
pleted.
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weekly saturday 20 Monday $ g. Booklet L N.
DEMPSEY. jel-sJt-d&S
HOTEL STICENEY. NEW YORK AVE AND
the Beach superior location, spacious lawns and
oUer surroundings CAPACITY. 800 Elevator. private
baths extensive punches. &c Special g 70 SIS
weekly. 8 % a daily. /. I. STICKNET.
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Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Sarah Mankin, whose death occur
red last evening, at the home of her son,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-26
HoTEL MONTICELLO,

OCEAN end Of Kentucky ave Center of all s'trac-
tons New throughout. Atlantic Cltys largest
finest. and hesiappo!nted hotel az moderate prices
ElCgant Io,ms Wtn baths attached table ana seTr-
ice If highest standard h1me-like surroundings
liberal ownership management. CAPACITY 600. Spe-
cial rates. SO M weekly; s. ND daily. Booklet
Ask Mr.. Foster
A e. EKHOLM iel63ot