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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
sAverage snow on ground 4 inches.
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SYNOPSIS
The pressure continues high throughout Cali
fornia and Nevada, and the weather has been
clear and warm. No rain has fallen in the state
and afternoon temperatures in the great valley
have been favorable for drying. The winds have
been mostly from the north, changing to light
southerly. The humidity in the northern portion
of the Sacramento valley was 81 per cent and
in the San Joaquin 80 per cent.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicnity-Fair Friday; light
north winds changing to fresh west
Santa Clara yalley-Fair Friday; light north
winds.
Sacramento valley-Far Friday; light north
winds.
San Joaquin yalley-Fair Friday; light north
winds.
Los Angeles and vcinity-Fair Friday; fresh
north winds.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster
beans. LOSS lbs peas. 15 cs canned goods.
$50 pkgs fresh fruits, 152 pkgs onions. I0l
pkgs vegetables. 3.040 lbs nuts 1907 lbs spices
10 cs honey, 16s bbls asphalt. 3os lbs and cs
tobacco, 6 pkgs drugs. pkgs sewing ma
chimes, 200 tins matches. 217 cs oil. bales
irvine. TASKS quicksilver, 15S pkgs roofing
material.
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dalena bay: stmrs West Virginia. Maryland.
Pennsylvania Tennessee Washington Califor-
mia. South Dakota. Preble, Stuart. Perry, Hop
kns, Hull, Truxton, Whpple, for Magdalena
bay.
I, KAHULUI = Sailed Oct % = schr Robert
Searles, for Puget sound.
EASTERN PORTS
DELAWARE Observation-Disclosures Oct
2l-Nor stmr Christian Bore, from Batavia; Br
stmr Scottish Monarch. from Samarang.
Passed out Oct 21-Br stmr Condor, for VAL
paraso, etc.
FOREIGN PORTS
NICTORIA-Arriyed Oct 22-Stmr President.
hence Oct 20; Russ stmr Sungari, from Port
Townsend
MAzATLAN- Arrived Oct 17-stmr st Hell
cisco.
YoKoHAMA-sailed Oct 22-Ger stmr Alesia,
for Portland direct.
Arrived Oct 2I-Br stmr Empress of Japan
from Vancouver.
cALLAo-sailed Oct 21-Bktn John C Meyer,
CoLON-Arriyed Oct 19-stmr AIlianca from
New York.
Observation-Disclosures Oct 21-Br stmr Glen
farg. from Victoria.
MISUNDERSTANDING Oct I7--Br stmr Kee-
nun, from Tacoma.
OCEAN STEAMERS
PLYMOuTH-Arrived Oct 22-Stmr Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria, from New York. for Cherbourg
and Hamburg (and proceeded).
B0ULOGNE-Arrived Oct 22-Stmr Nord
Amerika. from New York, for Rotterdam (and
IIyERPooL- Sailed Oct aa-stmr Cedric, for
NEW YORK-Sailed Oct 22-Stmr Deutsch-
land. for Hamburg; stmr Friedrich der Crosse.
for Bremen; stmr La Savoie. for Hayre
Arrived Oct 22-Stmr Patricia from Hamburg.
S0UTHAMPT0N-Saile Oct 22-Stmr Kron-
prinz wilhelm. for New York.
Arrived Oct 22-Stmr Majestic from New
York.
sCiLLY-Passed Oct 22-stmr Kaiserin An
guste Victoria. from New York for Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Hamburg.
QUEENSTowN-sailed Oct 22-stmr Adri-
atic for New York.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered for Lumher

The British bark Hollywood at Honolulu is
under charter for redwood from Eureka TO the
United Kingdom at 56s 3D.; IL two ports
SIS 3D.
The barkentine S. n. Castle will load lumber
at Grays Harbor for Manila.
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Army Transports

The Buford is at Nagasaki
The Crook arrived October IS at Manila.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News, Va
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan Is in port
The Meade is at Newport News
The Sherman is in port
The Sheridan is in port and will sail November
8 for Manila.
The Thomas sailed october 10 from Honolulu
The Warren is at Manila.
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COMMITS sUICIDE IN BAY

Emeredildo Ceircella. who recently
came to this city from Sacramento
county and who was suffering from
blood poisoning in the right arm. COM
mitted suicide yesterday by jumping
into the bay from the Green street
wharf The body was recovered and
taken TO the morgue.
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Shipmcnts for North

The steamer President sailed on TUESDAY for
Victoria with cargo consigned TO various British
Columbian cities. valued at S24.4OS and in
Guiding the following:
56,sS2 lbs dried fruit. 12s, ,003 lbs and 27o'
bxs rssins 10000 lbs coffee, 30 bbls -four
2.S35 lbs malt. 2.S54 lbs chocolate. 3.569 lbs
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TO HOLD
CHARITY TAG Day
Male Passersby Will Be Taxed
Ten Cents for Benefit of
Hospital
City Will Be Patrolled by Fair
Young Women in Auto
mobiles

To complete plans for tag day on
November 8, a meeting will be held
Saturday morning at the California
club by the committee from the chill
dren's hospital board.
Many of the young women who will
take part will be present at the meet
ing. 1t was at first expected to have
school children do the tagging, but it
was later found that they would have
to attend school on that day.
The city has already been cut up
into districts and each district will be
patrolled by one-or more automobiles.
according to the size of the district.
In each auto will be a number Of ir-
resistibly fair young ladies, who will
swoop down upon each male passerby
and hang upon some portion of his
clothes a small shipping tag bearing
the word. II have been tagged for
charity. Get in the game" And don't
think that these fair young ladies are
passing out tags for their health. for
every time you are tagged it will cost
you 10 cents and the dimes will be
used to build a new structure for the
children's hospital.
The children's hospital is at present
housed in refugee cottages, as their
building was destroyed by fire. AL
most 100 unfortunate little ones. are
being cared for at present and more
will be cared for IL the San Francisco
public contributes literally on tag
day"
The committee in charge of the affair
states that the correct change will be
given to each person tagged, no more
than dime being taken. 1t is probable
that a prize will be given the man
covered with the most tags.
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for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders arrived
down the river today and will leave out at the
first opportunity.
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Northwestern Pacific R. R.

VIA SALIIO
For SausaIito, Mill Valley, San Rnfsel
-Daily-Every so minutes from 6:45 A. m "a
9:45 a. m.; hourly until 3:45 D. m.; then 4.f5
and every 80 minutes until 745 p. m; 900,
1875 p 1918 m
On Sundays additional trips as follows: 1O.15
HIS a. and 1916, 1:15 p. m.
For Fairfax-Week Days-6:45, 7:15, Sis.
4is. 4ois. 445 f. H 5i5, p M saturdays 0Hly' s45
Sundays and Legal Holidays-S:15, 1a:45.
IL :45 a. M, 12:4J. lao. 3:45 p. m.
For san Quentin-Dally-S:4 a. m. and
s:15 a. m. Daily for cazaderO and way sta
2:45 p. m. Saturday only for cazadero and way
stations
VIA TIBURON
For Tiburon, BeIyedere, San Rafael
7:3J, 1910. 100 m ("12:30 D. m SatI,rdav
only, $3.50. $40. $3.50 p. m. Daily.
On Sundays additional trips at 500 a. m. 1870
and $50 p. m. for San Rafael and Intermeiiate te
Points.
7:35 a. m. Daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa
Healdsburg, Cloverdale. Ukiah. Willis. Sher.
wood. Sebastopol and way stations.
7:35 a. m. Daily. except sunday for Glen Fl.
len. Guernevile, River Landing and way sta
tiens.
500 a. M. Sunday only-Petaluma. Santa
Guerneville, River Landing and way stations
IL 100 a. NJ. for Petaluma. Santa Rosa a,d
way stations, and Sebastopol Sunday only.
$3.50 D. N. Daily. for Petaluma. Santa Ross
Healdsburg. Cloyerdale Ukiah, GuerneYiIle, Sc
bastopol and way stations;
$40 p. m. Daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
TT TO Tiburon only.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are af,fbor
lied 20 check baggage direct from residence
Office. S72 Market ST., Flood Building (Ground
Floor.
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Weather Report

United States department OF agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco, Oct. 22, 1905
RAINFALL DATA
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

I2th and sfisslon)-Dafly ex. sunday-Lv.
q Asa. o:15a. 1:45p. 5:50p. Ar: 7:35a, 9.ooa,
.12:ssp, 5:55p Sundays and holIdays-Lv.- :
l:j5a, 9-15a, s%10-00a. 10:40s, 1900 noon.
1:45p, 4:30p. 5:50p. Ar: 735a. 9:O0a, II :29a,
1:22p. s:55p. .%5:05p. 5:35D, 6.15p. sAIixed-
stGranada Ex-- no stonz-
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BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, st. Helena

Monticello S. S. Co. and Napa Valley Electric
r. r. Co. Close connections.
GROUND TRIPS DAILY-6
Boats leave San Francisco 700, s9:45 a. m.
IL 80 noon. 3:15, 600, $3.50 p. m.
San Francisco landing and office, Clay street
wharf north end Ferry building, Market street
ferry. Meals la carte
Phone Kearny 406s a =
sLands navy yard direct.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS
noNoFAH AND GoLDFIELD STOCKS

~ SootA .----.. ~ 500 Cid Kewauas u
100 ON trac- j S21s 1000 CID Portland o.
~ =, 10 5----1 30 5000 Great Bend 81
,SoS 'hlst ----l-O2i5I 100 Jim Butler -
EeSS 10 9--l -c2ia le0o Man Con G.s5 O6
-ooo IN ~ p Bite G. Is 1000 Marfower Con az
80 1tuo lrngA $ % 1000 NJ Pswnee s5 OF
1000 rIolence - ~ = $500 Orig Rawhde. o.
E5.S florence Ex-. j5 1000 Ihanksgv. 3 o.
.,So - Nceptre. - 81 200 Raw Coalition -
Sxe 80 Sts ION NJ l@l2 200 Raw Q1een SO GO
zoo Do 4 q X res' "N -. -
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~ Auction in Oakland rain on. shine.
- Saturday Oct "a at IL a. m. 20 head
mules good condition. ready for work. - head
OF horses and mares. suitable for farmers;
chance for parties baying from to carload.
horses delivered to trains free Of charge. SD
4th ST. Oakland. ;. W. MEDEIROS- auctioneer.
special train. Special rates on the
railroads and at the Los Angeles hotels
will prevail during the meeting
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Memoranda

PORTLAND, Oct 22-stmr Catania. from San
Francisco Oct IS for this port is aground on
the sand below Astoria undamaged; expect to
float this evening.
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10 SAIL TROM SEATTLE
Destination Steamer Date
Valdez Seward - Santa Clara IOct "a
Seldoya & Way Ports Bertha 1900. Oct. 25
Skagway & Way Ports. Cottage City Oct 20
Valdez & Seward .. lYucatan .....(Nov /
Valdez & Seward -. lPennsylvania NOV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
LAST TRIBUTE TO
 BISHOP POTTER

Cooperstown, N. Y, July 22-Private fu- neral services for the family of Bishop Henry c. Potter of New York will be held in this village next Friday morning. Archdeacon Nelson of New York, Bishop Charles A. Olmsted of Utica and the Rev. Ralph Birdsill of Cooperstown, will of- ficiate. The body will then be taken to New York on a special train and placed in a receiving vault at Trinity cemetery.
 Although there is to be a public funeral no date has been set for it. At the re- quest of a committee from the diocese of New York the public funeral has been postponed until such time prominent churchmen who went to London to att tend the Pan-American conference cNn return. There has been veritable flood of telegrams and letteSs of sympathy at the Potter home today.
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No Truth in Report.

San Salvador, July a2-Nothlng is known here concerning the rumor of war between opinion, however, is that there is no truth in the report. So far as is known, cor dial relations exist between these coun- tries, Nicaragua aiding Honduras in every possible way to put down tine revolution ary movement In the latter republic, and by backing up the charges made by the Honduras government against Salvador and Guatemala before the Central Amer ican court of justice. Private dispatches received here state that Choluteca is still in the hands of the insurgents, and that government forces are leaving Nacaome to attack the revolutionary sorces of Cholu- teca,
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Awaiting Courts Action.

Managua. Nicaragua. July 22-Presi- dent Zelaya of Nicaragua on being ques- tioned today with regard to the report that war was imminent between Nicara- qua and Honduras, replied as follows: "The Central American court of justice was established at Cartago, Costa Rica to prevent wars We await the courts disposition and sentence. The revolution in Honduras Is nearly ended. Ihave no knowledge of the declaration of any warn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
CUPID CAPTURES
 HUSKY TY COBB

Washington, July 22-The Post today says:
 Tyrus Cobb, the American leagues champion batsman and one of the greatest ball players the game has ever produced, is soon to Join the ranks of the benedicts.
 It has leaked out that Tyrus and Miss Charlie Lombard, an estimabie young lady of Augusta. Ga., are to be joined in wedlock the first week in August. The wedding will take place in Augusta. Cobb already having ob- tained a leave of absence from Manager Jennings for a week for the purpose of entering into the life contract.
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Uqarte Denies Reports.

Washington, July 22.-senor Ugarte. the Honduran minister at Washington. has asked that public denial be made of the report that Nicaragua and his gov ernment are likely to go to war, as he says they are good friends. Nicaragua has not aided Honduran revolutionists, he says. The gunboat Marietta which re- gently arrived in Puerto Cortez, Hondu- ras, has gone to Ceiba, where the gov ernment troops several days ago success fully repulsed an attack of the revolu- tionists.
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MISHAPS PILE UP.
Glidden Tourists Suffer All Kinds of
 Accidents.

Bethleh em, N. H.. July 22.-The run of the Glidden tourists from Rangely, Me-, was replete with accidents and subsequent penalizations. Overland car No. 110 broke it's rear axle in a mud hole four miles out from Rangely. and has not yet arrived. Oakland car No. 2S broke a front spring and the front and rear axle truss rods, and arrived here nine minutes late. Marmon No 22, which became stalled near Rangely yesterday, smashed a rear wheel near North Bethlehem, Me-, and is with drawn from the contest. There were several other minor mishaps.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
FLEET SAILS AWAY
 TO NEW ZEALAND

Honolulu July 22.-The Atlantic bat tleship fleet bade adieu today to the hos pltable shores of Hawaii and at 6:15 p. m. the flagship Connecticut left here and steamed outside the harbor entrance, where the fleet assembled preparatory to weighing anchor and sailing away to Auckland N. E., the next point on its world itinerary. where it is due to ar rive August 8. The Minnesota did not accompany the fleet tonight, but will re- main in port until the mail steamer from San Francisco arrives, and then will over take the fleet before reaching Auckland. On the eve of departure Rear Admiral Sperry returned formal thanks to the people of Honolulu for their treatment of officers and men,
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DOG CATCHER IS MOBBED.
Negroes Make an Attack, but Are
 Driven Off.

Jacksonville, Fla. July 22.-James Ev- ans. city dog catcher, while in the north western section of the city tonight, was attacked by mob of about POO negroes, with pistols, knives, clubs and rocks, and his clothes were literally cut into shreds.
 Evans fired into the crowd, instantly killing Charles Crosby, negro. This in- creased the anger of the mob and Evans was put to flight.
 The police soon dispersed the mob. The trouble started when Evans captured | stray dog.
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derer. It is believed that the murdered woman lived near the scene of the crime. That she was either lured to the tool house or went there to keep a clandes- tine engagement with a man seems cer- tain. She was trimly dressed but wore no hat and carried dainty parasol.
 The watchman in charge of the park declared that the tool shed was locked up last night. Policeman Kohler, who heard the fatal shot. says that when he found the body of the young woman ly- ing across a tool chest, her clothing was disarranged, indicating that she had been assaulted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
Night Riders Burn Depots.

Louisville, Ky, July N.-Night riders burned the Illinois Central stations at Gracey, Otter Pond and Cerulean Springs in Christian county, Kentucky. last night The object Is supposed to be revenge for allowing Madisonville soldiers to camp on Illinois Central property at Cobb during 0 recent disturbance.
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ANOTHER DARK MYSTERY.
Body of Murdered Young Woman Is
 Found in Tool House.

New York, July 22.-Another murder mystery has been added to the long list of unsolved crimes that are now baffling the police of New York and vicinity. Early today the body of a pretty young woman was found in a tool shed In Irv- ing Park, Williamsburg. She was shot through the breast and had been killed almost instantly. Although policeman heard the shot and ran to the scene he was too late to catch sight of the mur-
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RUMoRs OF WAR.
Central American Republics are cee.
 ting fluffy.

Panama. July 22.-A prominent foreign consul here, who has for many years been in Central America, informed the Asso- ciated Press today that he received a ca- blegram this afternoon stating that war had been declared, or would be declared. at any moment between Nicaragua and Honduras against Guatemala and Salva- dor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
Warrants for Arrest.

Chattanooga, July 22--At the instance of the state department officials, warrants were issued tonight for the arrest of c. E. Taylor, local manager of the Standard Trust company, and for J. w. Ponder, who is engaged with Taylor in the con- duct of the local office. The men are charged with soliciting business for an unlicensed building and loan association The home office of the Standard Trust company is located in Birmingham
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
ITALIANS THREATENING.
Five Hundred Have Gathered To AL
 tack Town.

Natalbany, La, July 22.-Italians have gathered 300 strong near here and have sent word that they are coming in be- fore daylight to wipe out the inhabitants of this town Armed guards are patrol ling every street here
 All day today the foreigners were nov ing out their families in obedience to warnings issued to Italians.
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EaIIieres Leaves Dennn,rk

Copenhagen, July 22.-President Fallieres of France brought his successful visit to Copenhagen to close this afternoon when he sailed away for Stockholm. The King and the Queen of Denmark and othe !. members of the royal family and A large gathering of officials were present at fine water front to bid him farewell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
GANS-N NELSON FIGHT
 IS DECLARED OFF

1 Salt Lake, Utah. July 22.-The Cans at Ely, NeV., was, called off today by the promoter, Tex Reckard, who says that he is unable to make satisfactory arrangements with railroads for rates from Utah and California points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
No BasIs for Reports.

Tegucigalpa, July 22.-Government off cials here declare that there is no basis for the reports that war Is imminent say that the relations between the two governments are of the best. Government troops are now surrounding Choluteca. where few insurgents still remain. The troops expect to recapture the town to- morrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
GOSSIP OF WELL-KNOWlV
 PEOPLE HERE AND THERE
BY ANNIE KEN pRrck WALKER.

They are as much in love with the quaint life in this little fishing village as ever, and are working energetically with many well-known artist folk, who in- wade Proviucetown every summer.
 off the coast near Cape Cod this lt- tie village is full of inspiration to paint of the coast, the beauty of sand dunes the little sailing boats and fishing scenes form continual picture for water col orists. As Gautier wrote of Venice, the little boats seemed moored on purpose for the convenience of the painter.
 Altogether there is everything to attract the large colony of artist folk-everything to hold them quite fascinated between a fisher-boat anchored there in the quiet harbor and the sand dunes gleamng a blinding white out seaward.
 Writing of her visit to Potsdam, Sans Souci, Birmingham woman says
 "Of course we went to Potsdam most interesting palace with the most beautiful gardens in Europe and since then we have seen Cologne and it's magnificent cathedral, the Church of St. Ursula and the homes of the Eleven Thousand Virgins, in glass. cases all around one of the chapels. The skulls are all decorated, the eye sockets filled with wax to make them look less grue- some. The sacristan is a man of some education and he proved to our satisfac- ton that at least some of the relics are genuine. And we have been up the Rhine which was quite different from what expected and little disappointing. We stopped in Frankfurt to see the beautiful 'Ariadne in the Pantheon Dannecker's s masterpiece; then to Heidelberg, which is one of the most charming places we have visited. We stayed at the Schloss hotel, which is only few minutes walk from the grand old ruined castle.
 Tn Dresden we met Maj. and Mrs Tutwiler of Birmingham and have prom sed to meet them again in Paris.
 "We expected alsod to see MT. and Mrs Market of Birmingham, as they were ex- pected at their hotel, put perhaps like many of us would like to they are loiter- | ing in many cities"
 
 , ond tenor; Wyatt Hefiin, baritone A. D. Lewis, bass and Mrs. Bowman, organist The above named gentlemen are all well known and have delighted many Birming- ham audiences, and Mrs. Bowman Is an accomplished musician, who with her hus- band has lately come to Birmingham from Atlanta She was organist at the Second Baptist church of that city
 Mrs. T. 0. Harrison will leave in few days for the north. She will visit on tho lakes in northern Michigan and will later spend some time in Canada.
 Miss Annie Kendrick Walker passed through the city yesterday en route to North Carolina.
 | Mrs. Marshall Handuruy and children have gone to Buffalo, N. Y. for the sum mer.
 The ladies of the block comprised of | the Lynch and Torrey subdivisions have ], been called to meet at the home of Mrs. Richard Fell, 1902 Huntsville ave- nue, this morning at 9:30 o'clock for the I purpose of the organization of block | improvement society. The block in ques- ! tion is bound by Huntsville avenue and Ina street and Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues north,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-23
Ever Realize

That mental physical exeron up ssuecels that be rebuilt daily by proper food?
 If strength and the power "do things be kept highest efficiency the human body must have Right Food rebuild brain and cells and keep in the tremendous of "enegy required nowadays "stke the gait that money and fame.
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BLOODY LOVE TRAGEDY.
Young Man Shoots Sweetheart, Rival
 and Himself.

New York; July 22.-In view of more than hundred persons in the ballroom of the Fort Lowry hotel at Bath Beach, l.. l., late tonight John Hania, 30 years old, shot I6-year-old Augusta Walse with whom he was in love, and Ralph Manse 20 years cid, with whom she was dancing. When he saw his victims fall to the floor he turned his revolver on himself, firing tullet into his head and one into his breast, He died almost instantly The bullet aimed at the girl struck her In the mouth, infieting only a slight wound. Young Manse was wounded in the left sdc near the heart, and may die. Hania, who was a member of a hotel orchestra, had been attentive to Augusta for some time bnd was exceedingly jealous of her. When he saw the girl walk toward the hotel bal cony with Manse he became furious, fol- lowed the couple, and opened fire.
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Mrs. Marshall Handuruy and children have gone to Buffalo, N. Y. for the sum mer.
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Miss Annie Kendrick Walker passed through the city yesterday en route to North Carolina.
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Mrs. T. Q. Harrison will leave in a few days for the north. She will visit on tho lakes in northern Michigan and will later spend some time in Canada.