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directly on ocean 'front.' Vermont avenue. Long
distance phones; running water in rooms Special
spIng rates L. ]. BROWN.
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Special TO The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg, Va, June 27.-The Dem
ocrauc committee has set August 6 for
the primary election to be held in this
city Candidates are allowed until July
20 file their applications with the com
mittee. At the present time there is only
one candidate in the field for the house Of
representatives., c. o. G. G0O.E.ck. a young
lawyer, of this city, and ex-Judge T. W..
Sims, of Louisa County. for the senate.
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Fire Ladies' Celebrate.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Md. June 2I-AIembers Of
the reel team Of the Antietam fire com
pany, Hagerstown, which won prizes at
the Maryland State fremen's meet. in
Annapolis recently, were tonight tender
ed a banquet by the company. Addresses
were made by Mayor Frank W. Mi.h.
Col. Buchanan Schley, Capt. L. Fisher,
Chief Fire Marshal John II. Middle
kauH, and others.
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NiBtthcNVS-LuCas.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
ChaTlestOwn. w. Va, June EI-Niss
Matilda Hume Lucas, of CharIestown.
and 11r. William Wall Matthews. Of
Nashville, Tenn, were married this even
ing at 7:8o o'clock in the Baptist church
by Rev. John s. AIfriend. Of the Zion
P. E. Church. Mrs. w W. Coe played the
wedding march. A reception was held
Immediately after the wedding. after
which Mr and Mrs. Matthews left for an
extended bridal tour. They will reside at
Nashville. Tenn
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Isnnc strnshnrcer nonh-

Special 20 The Washington Herald
fredericksburg. Va. June 2l.-Isaac
Strasburger, formerly of Baltimore, died
to-day at the residence of his brother,
NJ. c. Strasburger, in this city, aged six
ty-four years. He is survived by four
brothers. Y. G. Strasburser, of this city;
VI. G.. Strlsburger and L. G. Strasburger.
of Baltimore, and a. Q. Strasourger, Of
Jacksonville. Fla. His remains will be
taken 10 Baltimore for i1terment
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FIGHT AGAINST MACHINE.
Democratic Primaries to BE Held
To-day I'm Richmond. Va.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, June 27.-Richmond to-
morrow will be In the throes Of an excit-
ing primary election for the nomination
Of Democratic candidates for the senate
and house. There are four candidates
for the senate and ten for the lower
branch Of the legislature. The situation
is 50 involved that even the most astute
politicians hesitate to make a prediction
as TO who Will be nominated
The general public is watching with in
terest to discover the fate Of A. Bcirne
Blair who by reason of charges Of a
sensational character against the alleged
political boss of Richmond. CLYDE W
Saunders. has gotten into the Hmelight
It is a fight Of the machine against Blair.
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American Rental Bureau


ISL Cranky ST., Norfolk. Va. The place TO 20 for
500 F2ons' Information. assistance. baggage
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\ FRAUD-LOOK OUT FOR HIM.

Any solicitor who comes to Won
with Il prize scheme, representing
himself. directly or indirectly. 10
be connected with this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, is a fraud
and I'm impoSteT, bent upon swim
ding YOU. lie ON the lookout for
him and turn him over to the
police.
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SECOND VICTIM FOUND.
Charles Filbert Loses Life in Fire
Near jamestown Exposition.
Splci8- @ me washington HaraIG.

Si-ela- 20 ile Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, June ZI-The ashes Of the
Madison Hotel burned yesterday morn
ing in the great Pine Beach fire. to-day
gave up the bones of Charles FiIbert. a
Violinist who came here from San An
tonic, Tex
Hilbert retired 10 his room about two
hours before the fire started, and is sun
posed 20 have been sleeping soundlv when
the fire reached the Madison. He had but
one leg, and that may have beer. respon-
sible for his failure TO escape. The iden-
tity Of the victim was established bv
nickel band which he wore on his left
wrist.
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Funeral services over the remains Of
James S. Douglas. whose death occurred
Monday, were held at $50 o'clock this
afternoon at his late home. s13 Cameron
street, and were conducted with Masonic
rites. Rev. William J. Morton, rector IF
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. off,
clared az the house. The intGrmeut was
made iu the Presbyterian Cemetery. The
following served as palIbearcrs: T. W.
Robinson, 4. f. Sm1ot, c.. w. Ashby. c..
". Bell c. H. Yohe, and a. c. UhIer
The members Of a-Washington
Lodge Of Masons. Of which the deceased
was a member, attended the funeral in
q body.
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Roanoke House,

sj County St. Portsmouth. Va
Rooms 81 a day; with board s. a day. 90 minute.
% ,E1Poslue4 y steamer. blocks away. MRS.
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Special % Tie Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd. June 27.-The store
and p0st-ofce at Gilpin. this county. j.
H. Dickens postmaster was robbed
this morning. From the store S35 in
small coin was taken besides merchan-
disc. and from the post office. $50 in .
and S cent stamps. and s14 i'm cash.
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nent hotel q modern equipment; accuumodates 259
European plan. Excellent cafe Cars 10 Jsmest6Wn
EsPasltlon grounds pass the doors WW a.
ROVER. Manager. r,yis a.
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LOVING HELD SANE.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

an alienist would be introduced to show
that Loving was in perfect possession Of
all his faculties This expert was DR. ].
is. De Jarnette. for many years assistant
physician at the Western State Hospital.
Stanton. and now the superintendent Of
the institution.
The State presented hypothetical ques-
ton, reviewing the case now on trial. and
asked what was his opinion as to the
condition of the mind Of a man described
in the question. Or. De Jarnette did not
hesitate to say that to his mind the man
described was given to fits of great anger,
but was not in the least insane.
This is In direct contradiction Of the
views of Dr. Emmons. whom the defense
introduced yesterday and who positively
pronounced Judge Loving as man whose
brain was diseased.
Expert Not shaken.
John I. Lee. Of Lynchburg, Of counsel
for the defense. took charge Of the Wit
ness and began "A terrific bombardment
with questions which were designed to
weaken his statement He asked for a
definition of insanity, but the reply was
that every man who made il Il study had
his own conception of what was, and
what was not insanity. Insanity was a
disease Of the brain. Excessive use of
iu1oXicants might produce insanity, when
there was heredty. but rarely would in
toXicants when used moderately have
that effect unless predisposed by heredity.
Tile man who was addicted to drink
for a long time.' said Dr. De Jarnette.
"and was known TO have quit for twelve
years, only twice losing control of him
self in all that time, is u my way of
thinking a remarkable man. 1t showed
unusual good control and splendid viii
power I would say that such a man was
very strong and very bright
This concluded the evidence. the court
adjournins for the day. The instructions
;0-morr0w morning will be disposed OF by
noon and at the afternoon session the
arguments viii begin. A verdict IS be
lioved possible Saturday night
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COTTAGE BALTIMORE. OCEAN VIEW -.
l5 min 70 Exposition. Sc carfare, FuIl view ~
oce9n. Comfortable rooms. with board Terms
myE-d&S
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MAKES RECORD AUTO TRIP.
It. c. whitney Travels 5000 Miles
in seven Days

London, June Eff. c. Whitney re-
turned 10 London tonight after an aston
ishing automobile trip.
He had business in Florence and rushed
through France and Italy, covering 5000
miles in seven days. He averaged fifty
miles an hour. lie would start at (
o'clock in the morning and continue at
this speed wherever it was possible. The
passing of the alps was accompanied by
several exciting adventures.
Mr.. Whitney says the trip was delight
full but too hazardous 10 repeat What
ever liking he previously had for fast
is now effecually subdued.
Strangers IN Washington will find de-
sirahle rOoming and boarding houses ad-
vortised in The Herald
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The funeral Of Mrs. Mary z. Ryan, who
died Monday, took place at $50 O'Clock
this morning at St Marys Catholic
Church. Rev. L. T. Kelly omciated, and
Rev. H. j. Cutler delivered a eul5gy. The
iuterment was made in St Mary's Gene
terry. The paUbearers were w. IT,.
Sweeney. John NcKenna. r. J. Fannon.
c. J. ". Summers. j. L. Fitzgerald and
T. L. Dyson
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Japanese Cos ,Inrringe Iicenso-

Special TO The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd, June 27.-A marriage
license was issued here to-day in the
name Of TsUrensaki Shire. aged thirty
years, a japanese. of Brooklyn. y. Y.
and Marsaretti Signad, aged twenty
five years. a French woman. of New
York City The license was procured
by two women one Of whom could not
speak English
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TEACHERS ELECT OFFICERS.
Maryland Association Adiournz
Convention Mt Exposition.

t.a..--~a -' ANY ''a.'----'----- A---Ata-
Norfolk, Va. June 27-The following
officers of the Maryland Teachers Asso-
citation were elected to-day before the
close Of the fourteenth annual convention
Of the association. in the Inside Inn. at
the exposition.
President Albert s. Cook. of Towson;
vice president, George H. Lamar. Of
Rockville; second vice president. George
Riddle, Of Elkton: recording secretary.
Hugh y. Caldwell, Of Chesapeake City;
treasurer, John w. McCahan. Of BaIti-
more, ana corresponding secretary. Miss
Elizabeth Meade. OF EllicOtt City.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL rRAYMoRE,

With It's magnificent lo-story frepr1of addition pre-
ssnts the finest equipped and most modern q At
autlc Cltys leading hotels Supgrla+ive IN ccustrIc
tiCn, appointment. and service Guest rooms ayerag-
ING le feet square, and each with fun ocean view
Private baths fresh and water attached % each
room. Spacious sCiaTIum and Cousruat0Tlcs on
rc1i. hlgl-class orchestral concerts daily. Golf
privileges o. guests. tapGcIfv COO Illustrated book
let upon request TRAYNORE HOTEL co. d.
S. WHITE. Pres CHAS. o. MARQUETTE.
Manager sr.- an
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Capt. c. w. Coontz Dead.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, June 2L-Capt.
Charles Washington Coontz, a Confed-
crate veteran, who was member of the
staff of Gen. Early during the greater
part Of the civil war, Is dead at his home
here. aged seventy-nine years. He had
been in falling health for some time. He
is survived by a son and two daughters.
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WILL FIGHT ICE TRUST.
Capitalists of Richmond, Va, 10 Es-
tabIish Big Plant.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, June 5.-Infuential cap
itallsts. laboring under the impression
that there is an ice trust IN Richmond
are working together with a view Of es-
tablshing in this city an ice plant with
capacity Of eighty tons per day. The
idea is 10 supply a more liberal amount
OF ice TO the customers at more nominal
price.
II is claimed that the conditions existing
in Richmond are IN violation Of the State
and Federal laws, which prohibit combi-
nations Of capital In restraint Of trade
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Democrats Only Need Apply.

Special to The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, June Representative
John Lamb will hold a competitive exam.
nation for West Point Academy in the
post office building in this city July .
Applicants must be between the ages Of
seventeen and twenty-five, They must be
residents Of the district, and their father
or guardian must De a Democrat.
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- se!f rith nrnnmite-

Monroe. sd, June 27.-After his wife
had refused to come back and live with
him because OF his drinking habits.
George Hummer blew himself 70 pieces
with a stick Of dynamite yesterday. All
that was found Of him after the explosion
were his legs.
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Rnssin Authorirer Lonn-

Paris June &-The St Petersburg cor
respondent Of the Matin says that the
minister Of finance has been authorized
to issue an internal loan of 5lOl0O00
rOubles at per cent.
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new HOTEL 0STEND.

Occupying whole block Of ocean font Chelsea end
Atlantic CITY \, J, Sew management. 800 beau
thu rooms. do with private baths fresh and sea
water. Indoor sea water bathing pool Dressing
rooms for surf bathing. Handsome PAVILION adi5in-
ing the B0ardWalk- Dining rooms overlook ocean.
Orchestra. Special June and July terms. Booklet.
Autos meet trains. DAVID 2. RAHTER, Mgr.
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SHIRE INN
HOTEL CnETWOODE
EARL MAR FALL

-
oJeam neat sun paTi0r: private baths; - IN SIS
weekly Saturday 10 Monday $50. Booklet. y M,
bEMfobl. iel-Sit-dSS
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VIRGINIA RESORTS,
VIRGINIA RESORTS,
Virginia Hot Springs,
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Warm Springs,
Healing Springs, Natural Bridge.

RoGsRCGE ALUM SPRINGS Old SWEET SPRINGS SWEET cYsTE SPRINGS
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS the ALL EeEE BEITg
and REST RESOR COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS Bath ALUM SPRINGS Mt
ELLIOTT SPRINGS klHROD HALL MllBORO THE BRANDON
Stop-over privilege at White Sulphur Springs: at
Covington. Va. for Virginia Hot Springs and NJ
Clifton Forge and Natural Bridge
seepingcar trains leave Washington eco D. m and Il 10
p. m daily, reaching resort stations in from five to
eight hours
Excursion Tickets, Pamphlets, and Summer Re
sort Folders at ticket Offices 609 Fourteenth street
and 513 Pennsylvania avenue
GEO NJ BOND District Passenger Agent, Washington. D. C.
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THE PENNHURST

Atlantic City, n. j.. Michigan ave. and Beach.
Open all the year. Steam heat Elevator 70 street
Level. Booklet on application, WA. r. HOOD,
je9-d&S-30t
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HOTEL PONCE DE LEON.
Second House from Steel Pier
!eZs7St ALFRED B. GRINDRoD.
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HOTEL RII0OLE

Directly on the Beach, 400 rooms. DO with Fresn
and salt Water Bsjhs attached; American and Euro-
pC4r Plan; Cuisine A specially; newly renovated and
decorated and new management. Personal direction
Of JOEL hlLLMAN Prop also proprietor Ct har-
rgy's Famous Restaurant Cf Washington. d. e.
the Red RHTihIeT Grill lpl-s1f-1GS
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fire at Newport.

Newport r. l.. June "a fire on the
roof OF the Newport Reading Rooms this
afternoon caused much excitement among
the cottage colony. The damage was
slight
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE
va.
ALGONQUIN Hotel.

Hotel one block 20 boat landing Of water route q
Exposition. Accommodation, go. European man
nyZ3-tf W I. NEW 'P-1-ristor
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Ho, for Great Falls!

Louise leaves SD and Canal SUNDAY a N
Round Trip &c. Louise open or charters SUNDAYS
and holidays Boat can be chartered f-r picnic
7rt-sz 10 Cabin John and Glen Echo So o. rer
day. Apply G. ". MASON. 1914 jefferson ave
Phone West SON asst
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ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEAD
one time. Thirty times or more. Sc per agate ine.I
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THE LORElNE.

Ocean 'front.' between two piers Fresh and sea
water baths. running water, sc Special spring
rates Auto meets trains. CHARLES l. WAGNER
ial5St
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BALTIMORE AT FAIR
Monumental City'S Building
Formally Dedicated.
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR SPEAK
Prizes for best baltimore and Mary
land Songs Awarded at jamestown
ENpOsition-The Merchants and
Manufacturers Association At
tends the Big Celebration.

| Special 10 TIE Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. June 27-To-day was an
ideal one for the opening Of the Balti-
more House Of Welcome. The exercises
were held on the rear porch The over
flow was taken care Of under the cooling
shade Of the grove. The assembly was
called at 10 O'Clock. The arrival Of Mayor
MahOol a few minutes before was the
signal for an informal reception in the
foyer hall and ladies' room in which
Mrs. Mahool and little Barry, jr., were
easily the favorites
When the Merchants and Manufactur-
ers' Association members arrived they
were greeted enthusiastically. and the
scene became one OF lively interest.
At 1880 o'clock GOV. Waricld arrived
and was escorted by J. William Baugh-
man, host Of the Maryland Building The
orchestra played Maryland" the crowd
cheered. and the governor acknowledged
the salute as he stepped forward and
shook hands with Chairman Baker and
Mayor Mahool. BY this time the crowd
had sweled until the building was filed
and the porch packed TO suff0cati0n The
orchestra worked overtime.
Exercises Proper begin.
The exercises proper began at II o'clock,
with Gov Wardeld, Mayor MahoOl,
Chairman Baker, and the members Of the
committee. with Allan Farquar, George
II. Thomas. and Lynn r. Meekins. Of the
Maryland commission. and Mrs. Henry
W. Rogers. Of the ladies' auxiliary COM
mittce, and others closely Identified with
the work ia the center Of the porch.
Chairman William B. Hurst. Of the
building committee, presented the build
ing 10 Chairman II. +. Baker, Of the gen
er5l committee.
Chairman Baker was given a warm re-
cept.on when he arose 20 accept the build
ing. After his speech Mr.. Baker pre-
scented the s0nE-Contest prizes-a gold
watch to Thomas A. Murphy and a gold
bracelet 20 Mss Minnie Hicks, II Gal5ua
Nd. After the presentation Of the prizes,
the first Of the songs f'Balumore'J was
sung
Mayor Mahool then made an address
AS he arose, after his introduction by
Chairman Baker who referred 20 him as
a. lHeu VINO -ldl lle commence OF LLf
people as "a rightdcer, he was given an
ovation.
The singing Of Miss Hicks song fol
lowed the mayors address. after which
Gov. Warfeld was introduced.
GOV. WarReId Speaks.
The governor administered a strong re-
buke 60 exposition knockers" and won
applause from the start. He began By
saying that an official Of the exposition
had called his attention 90 the number Of
pretty women On the grounds.
THAT is easily explained" the governor
replied. This is Baltimore Day"
This introduction made the governor
solid with the ladies' Then he said that
he had been warned 10 speak only five
minutes
After the speaking the governor. the
mayor. and the committee held a recep-
ton, and later visited The Maryland Build
ing. This afternoon they witnessed the
opening Of the American N0n0Iau Com
pauy, a Baltimore institution The rest
of the day was spent in sightseeing.
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THE NEW LENoX,

8eautlIul. permanent: new throughout: accommo-
4stes with rs annexes 40: every service guaranteed
htles- Lo-sng. VIZ. regular meals, Sc, Limited
cafe service. Bus meets all trains and steauaera
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THE DUNLOP.

Directly On the Beach. overlooking the Boardwalk,
lc'an F'srs, ard convenient u all smusemeuts
Rooms en- suite With private baths. on the Euro
peau plan only $50 day and upward; firs,-cass
restaurant attached with "a carte service. Fine
orchestra.
ROBERT z. DELANEY. Proprietor.
F. r BOWMAN. Manager jel2d&SNt
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HOTEL MONTICELLO.

Ocean end Of Kentucky ave Center u all af'rae-
tons. New throughout. Atlantic City's largest
finest and best-apQointed hotel at moderate prices
Elegant lu0m, with harHs attached table and sprv-
ice q highest Standard h0me-like surrounding
liberal ownership management Capacity. 600. Spe-
clal rates, SO MP weekly, s. up daily Booklet
Ask Mr.. Foster"
A. c. EKHOLNI is1ss0t
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Mrs. Rose Dove Missing.

Mrs. Rose A. Dove, wife Of James r.
Dove, who lives at 115 South Fairfax
street. has been missing from her home
since June Il last. and her protracted alb
sence has caused her friends considerable
anxiety Mrs. Dove is about forty-dvc
years OF age and five feet two inches in
height
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WILyOUGHBT BEACH VA
, oFclal fatfs igT Washington people While visiting
the jamestown Exposition American r5s- al -
day snd ~. Take Ocean View beat fr-n I'D P4f{1t
9rf7rt, n cars mETECd Old Point Fyr-css -
Wl4loJEnby Beach local from Norfolk Pine h-ati-z
and fishing Dancing and music from @ ~ :, "a - .
3el'-de1su II. S PARKER Manager
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ARK MUST SET SAIL
Objectionable Craft on POtO-
mac TO Be Driven Off.
AUTHORITIES DECIDE TO ACT

Governors Of Virginia and Mary
Hand said 10 Have Agreed on Plan
10 Chase Alleged Gambling Resort
from River-Date Fixed for Pri-
mary in Fourteenth District.
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HERWO0D INN,
OLD POINT coMEoRT- VA

Recently very much enlarged. Refuruished
throughout and improved beyond recognition. Now
accommodates 800 guests Beautifully situated. only
IS minutes from tie jamestown Exposition by large
and elegant fsrTy steamers running every few min
utes. going ana returning through the magnificent
feet Of United States and foreign war ships The
only hotel on the American plan near the Expo
sition grounds. Rooms with without bath. single
or ca suite. Rates Fey moderate. Write for book
JET. No increase Of rates on account q the EK-
position. J. g. TAYLOR. Mgr.
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In the Corporation Court today the will
Of Miss Mary A. Ahern was admitted
TO probate. The deceased left her estate
10 her sister, Miss Catherine Ahern. N.
A. Ahern qualified as executor.
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SUMMER RESORTS,

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HRarD Is located
in the Bartlett Building Of Atlantic Carolina avenues
where advertisements be inserted regular office rates
II. s. WALLACE Special Rebrescntaf1e
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Arrangements have been made bv the
members of the Reliance Steam Fire Com
paay 10 attend the reel races at Front
Royal, Va, July next. The members
Of the company VIII leave here July 8
It is expected that about twenty-five
members VIII 20.
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HOTEL STERLING, s ksgt g:sy, Avenue
and 1eaeh,
FiREPRooF.

w. l. Finch, owner, who built and conducted the
Sterling SEASONS lsJlla3, announces that tie house
IS once mere unglr hls personal management.
Everything first class Special July rates So %
weekly and upward. ie26-Dt