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I6smGIlIo

Father zays You cant come to see
Edna anY more remarked the small
boy 70 hIH BIZ sisters admIrer.
sN.xnY not - aIammared the young
nan n surprise. Because. explain
ed the yonngHter. he says you come
every nIghl n the week nov. and It
would b impossible 70 come Any
more. See 7.-ChIeago News.
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.Im11S1uU1nZ

Chicago News :=-HxEer-I01loII i
N exceedingly EInlHearIed chap.
PYEer--Ia that -
HyEer-Yes. Only lat week be
had Ms doz'H til cut On Tor fear h
might accidentally step On 1 some
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.SMIHE

The Hotel eIsrk-Bes pardon. but
what i yonr name
The YIsIIon--WnY. I'm IDIOT.
haven't ] Iaal put NJ name On the
register
The Hotel cIerE-Yaa. IhaI ! what
aroused NJ curiosity
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me inquired. ner anger 1t white neat
1T lsn't IN alliance With Mr. Il
Aubyn you're after. b replied calm.
Il. you're affar something Inere
ant anything 70. + u let you nuy
what yon Wanl you'd Ind It n empty
- the Judgment d. the morning
after. ION think because N : a.
country lawyer J don't understand
WY. we've cot the zame thing II
home. There Has Tito Annie Hon.
meyer Ter pa ~ : carpenter md
doing vel. but annie could not get
into tie Kokomo IadIea' Literary 30.
eiety, aud her name didn't show up n
the society column four o I've time
every Saturday morning. p she EeIz
her n 70 give her the money 70 marry
ArIIe Seymour. the minister's son. md
; regular minister's on h 81 =.
mot broke AunIe'z heart and her p.
Ioo. Dnl h II her haze her ny md
vent n debt md Bought them house
On Main street. Tint Nas two year
40.
rIks paused m4me1IaTiIY.
=Annle.s working It he 1sepo eandy
Htand non" n resumed. and ArlIe;a
working II lha hotel BARN front
drinking np what's LETT Of cd mn
uo1mEyeT.H- zeIIIemsnZIs
she EzunE auay from HIm u : ten.
pr and then wheeled On hin n :
III.
and xau - yoa underHlauI-you
Who couple the name 81 : tipping %.
81 HlIn TIT d ; =. Auurn. whose
ancestors haxe fought n evsxY ted y
batIla from Grey md Aslueonrf II the
TFImeaH.
sI.nI Tan .DaI zee naeh = - N
eeaIorHE.' complained Pix.
lie keafs thelT name she ~.
H.eFed.
That's Il. md II lie name yon
want Nobody could Iaok II xoa and
nj nov Il wasn't hin II IL name
And = II sou ~ t : Il would maEe
yon naunY-If You didn't hare u Iake
The people 9TH Il Uon.I 4oa -
they're counting IN II The earI hsz
counting N IIsIaz n Sou.a The n.
dLHnIzn Eseane excited. why. Ter.
Hants nIeknoekaI eoaId see That And
IhIs Cd LadY rreeeh- zhe.a counting
% i. md ihIH ErsnehHoman that
NIIh Ihem IN sIe trYInE n md
Your brotherT Tns whole II md boo.
de Of Iham are On he ITaak If Jonn
simpsons money!.
= Ease AlmaFIe NJ promise. ! -
forever. md ! zhaII keen II sAe N
HHeHed slowly. - i zEs Id ben In
pressed sIII h szTuszIaaz=z IL %
- n her quietly
I'm nj zeIak n 1t you.s h -
niIed.
.zfnen II Inra. FouT interference u
The winds zhaIl mary without Your
consent
In - I'M lIHF.d IaE YsuYa 70
azEsI quickly fznH \ moment -
aIosa 81 anl IHsH me he Hgan1 d
=. kHIIaHz fnaIH aFsF IHs mi Pc
wenI - AIR IN
..soHndz klnd = faHslsH ana Ions.
Home. Il ID = IHsf hsaf aoz1s.
thu tn zaHuIsII NJ IL home
Sweet IaHefIe.s. - IaHIanee -
know #. don - 2
: nj n. h answered hanging
hsf bend. IL 81 fashioned nd eom=
mn. Izn.I II
That's M ! lie i. ! guess -
answered = couldn't seI xou - in
I f0T ne before J - Hama. could -
Ene looked II hin I1onghIfnllY for :
moment
.snI quickly Into Ihs noIsI. leaving
hin looking afIeF her eurIonHlx.
To h CONTINUED
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Victor HnEo - : God business
nm. One Of hIa blographeTa DE-
seTIIea hin - the EeensaI hand In
agInAbIe II : bargain. ; nHaI master
y he 1T d driving II contracts
Hnd ne only author On record vno
ma1e fortune ouI d n books while
h publishers 1t 0n Inam..
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.I1ESIuIETzT.


ZZYIrH 4 hasty glanee about II
W garden 10 mike sire h -
= naI observed. the refugee
approached Yon GrolIerha.
zen md DanIel and spread out hi
hands II he stepped forward there
YRS ; movement of the window chr
talns IN the easement above the door
Maf II the hotel. aud be turned; but,
.hateyef had caused Il. he movement
Ind eeased and there Haa nothing ap-
narent
The Italian Journals eaII me :
bfignn1.s saId The nnszLan. and n
tbs they are inspired b. the Russian
legation IT Tome | nm known -
tfanafT IsanoYIleh. and ! hive spent
nine YearH IN Siberia. nine years 81
he'll. Il i ten years ago since | Va
condemned n 1t. Petersburg. and ron.
Who know nothing II the horrors Of
nussInn prisons. cannot understand
what ! hive suffered. NJ friends.
Nas professor NJ languages. n trims
intor n the bureau 81 the minister n
1lnanee. and ] Was trusted.
For ! moment h naused and pres.
ii his Scared nan1s II IIs lined fore
hen1. then sighed aud went On.
i was aIso \ member Of the Blue
Fifty. n conatiInlienaIIst. and II such
.as able 10 do little Tor the cause.
tie cause. The same. NJ ffIendn-ne
turned 10 pIke-"for which your for
bears suffered aud fought-the cause
IT liberty. ] could 10 but little. though
! tried. It lat ] transferred Ine
funds Of the government 10 the socIez
+ Of the Hue fIfty. i was ! small
thing. L vas for Ihe eanse-.not one
ruble Tor myself I sHear It.
fon Grollerha9en starled baek. with
n gesture of renulslon. an1 lxanoYIIeh
he'd ouI his Ian1sz
peafeI II Nas for alHaIa,s sake. not
mInen.
He | nsed and vent IN xearIl1:
hui | committed tie greaI russian
crime | WIS eanght. aud through
freaehery. There xas m Enellshman
who lived n Petersburg He Ind con
IraeIs With the government. thought
he ms M frIend--my best friend
Ind mafrled IN ny student daYs IN
Paris. Ii. i ! the Old story. he cried
bitterly. I knew he EngIIaIman n.
mIre1 M wife. but | trusted her. md
I trusted him. and h made ny house
his home. 30 manY hive done tint
Thing. ! Ind 10000 rnbles IN ny deHk
the funds | Ind IrnnsferreI==Io be
delivered to ny society. One dr. tie
police came 10 search. and they found
only me-not NJ HIfe. not M English
friend. not the 10000 rubIes. ] went 10
Siberia. Nov search for those Two.
He leaned against the automobile
and pressed his hands over his face,
gInneed nj eaeh other aorrowfulIy. =.
naIlY the Inter asked:
IT was they who sent the polIceY
And IYanovlIch replied vigorously:
AFTER they had taken the money
and we're beyond the frontier them
selves. Tint / al haYe against
fhem.n
Tor : moment the hunted CO.. let
hls eyes. and into them came the rax=
enous CLEAN d the hunting. aIarYIng
xolf. lis fingers elHzpe1 md uncIazp.
ID themselves anasmodIeaIIy. and
there was 4 set looE about hIz AZ
tint spoke III for the guilty palr should
Ihey e.er meet this nan With the nm
acIea OF hi han1a
The IaYYeT znnddered slightly - -
gazed 1t him. and h laughed short.
hurd hugh.
Looks II me- - + tint wouIa -
=abnnf snnush n naxe against Them
zne I'D IN GrolleThaaen stood comb.
n. llIs HIrs Ieard HIIh strong IlnzeTzI
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:. :. zTHzEn=
JUSTICE O TIE PEACE.
Derr Building. 1T .aIn street.
Westminster. -.
HsnHIonHI Special HEzsnEIun =
xoueAsE.. obtaining pensions. znHIlea.
ton 1cr Increase. &C. Prompt zlIsa=
tn 70 ii business.
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:. HILTON nIRaHIDE1
.ATTunsEY-zTzT.zwI

SOLICITOR - cHzHcEnY.
Special attention - n0II@eZIoa q
Claims nd Settlement # Estates q
aea AibanKA Block. ConrE aErssl
Westminster. ID.
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..NoT one fnbIs Tor myself, h Re
peafeI II Nas for alHaIa,s sake. not
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-09-09

IHHI# IuI III TIT. .HE8I IT
Xoa GrolIerhagen staFted baek. with
\ gesture Of renulsIon. an1 lxanoYIIeh
he'd nj IIs hands.
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i they % need attention ] recommend
vhaI n ~ Judgment ! lhs hssI for
yonr It'll. Tour appearance. Year
health. III ssIa d teeth mz1s .nIla
1oa at Painless extracting. Fraa
whsn plate are ordsre1. Teeth lid
III I'd. silver - AmaIzaoz. Hr0zz0
platss repaired md made good = ~.
Charges always Moderate.
u =. !. sELDY.
= E.sI IN Street.
ct = Westminster. d.
:. :. z1HzEa.
JUSTICE o To PEACE.
Dsrr Building. 1t AN street
Westminster. -
! Paasloaaf Special zEzs1Elo. :
vouchers. obtaining pensions. zpHIlea.
ton for increase. &C. Prompt alIsa-
tn 70 III business
:. HILTON ngIRsHIDzn,
ATTonNEY-zT-IAw
SOLICITOR - cHzscEnY.
Special attention . Collection .
Claims nd Settlement # Estates q
lea AibaukA Block. oonrI H1rss1
Westminster. I'd.
EL1Is :. DAVIS.
CeHzIzhle. csIleeIer -
0eHsrzl ZaelIe=ssz.
Westminster. -. Special alIaaIIoa
EIYen p collections za1 ausII0naaFIna
Terms moderate. Orders c. = III
i t1la One p = n rsaI1snes D
! Liberty aIre.I.
!. :. :. Bond :. Nj Parz.
D0ED : RZzzz.
zTT0HsEYH-AT-LZu.
SOLICITORS - CHZEcnnY.
Opposite CT Hotel. Westminster. -
CHARLES :. -.
ATTonNEY-ZT-LZu
SOLICITOR - ouzHCEnY.
one : court Hfrsal. Westminster. -
=z=zz====z===z
ROBERTS : GROUSE.
2TT0HNEYEzzT-L2H.
SOLICITORS - cHzlzCnHY.
One nazF Court lou.
GEORGE :. HzzzLHInT.
ATTonNEY-AT-LAW.
Westminster. ID
o1zea HIln Charles :. in. -. lcaaT.
street.
CHARLES :. CLEMSON.
ATTouSEYzAT-LzN.
nd
SOLICITOR - GHzEGEIY.
I90EaEt NaIn street. Westminster. ID.
JOSEPH :. Dn00Es.
ATTORNEYzAT=LAW.
Practices n he Courts d Maryland
nd Washington. !. {. Once AI1auHn
Block. Westminster. ID.
EDWARD !. nEIST.
ATTORNEY zTzLAW.
Once corner han and Court Streets.
Westminster. I'D.
TO. :. sT0cEsDlLE.
ATTORSEY=AT=IAH.
Westminster. I'D. :. : =. Phone ~.
Ner Windsor E. : =. Phone 1a-E.
MICHAEL :. WALSH.
ATTORNEY T=IAW.
- EaaI MaIn street. Westminster. nd.
DAVID :. WALSH.
ATTORNEY .AT-I2W.
ID :. MaIn street. Westminster Id.
tt :. STEELE.
ATTORNEY =AT=I.AW.
u Court street. Westminster. ID.
IfAs :. H0FF.
ATTORNEY ALLAN.
EnglIah md German spoken.
: OLIVER CHIMES. II
ATTORNEY ALLAN.
e Court street. Westminster. Nd.
THEODORE :. nROHS.
ATTORNEY AT-IAN,
~ EaaI Aaln Street. Westminster.
-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28
shooting African BuHaIoes.

After all one may shoot elephant OF
.hfno, but buffalo is, think the,pick
II the basket. Undoubtedly he is the
uost dangerous of all African game,
md think this is the opinion of all
tho have hunted him. He is no mean
antagonist, for he, is most ferocious
md savage and has strength and cum.
ring TO back 1t. II you wound one Of
hem, look out
The sun was Just going down when
turning around a sharp bend, ! came
lpon hye buffeloes not more than 100
yards from me, and among them were
Swo fno bulls. They had evidently Just
,ome out from the thick brush and
we're buslly feeding, but one COW must
have heard us, for she began TO be
suspicious. 1t did not take me mo.
nent to make up my mind. and, aim
ng Just behind the shoulder Of the
nearest bull | fired, and down he went
ike a log.
For moment the remainder stood
perfectly still long enough for me to
are my second barrel at the other bull,
That my shot was good l know, as
plainly heard the thud OF the bullet,
but II iad-or seemed to have-no ef-
tect on the bull, which dashed into tho
bush with the rest. Now, as l have
,aid. following a wounded buffalo ID
no fun and | thought It best to let
well alone until the following morning.
Luck was with me and the following
morning we took up the trail and had
not gone more than about 100 yards
before we came upon the bull, dead,
Of course, and untouched, / found
hat my bullet had cut the bottom Of
his heart, but he still had. suHicient
strength to. travel that distance, A
right and left at buffalo and both
bulls Is something worth making, aud
to say that / was proud hardly de-
scribes my feelings. Although It was
l piece OF extraordinary good luck, |
had bad luck with The heads after.
ward, losing both In the capsizlng Of
a cauOs on the zambesI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28
Al surprIse Party.

Mr.. and Mrs, William James enter
Lalned a number of young people at a
surprise birthday social, in honor Of
their daughter Cora, at their home oil
Horner's Run, on Saturday evenine,
May 81. Those present were: Mr.,
Mesh Nuzum and family, Mr.. and Mrs..
Dennis James and little daughter,
Mildred and Ethel. Misses Cora and
Lizzie Franklin, Hazel Radqbaush,
Lena Nuzum, Mary Coon, Harry Col
lins, Ned Thompson, Ebert Sears, Les
lie Brooks, Frank Radabuush, Ed
Copeland, AuJrle NuzEm, Miss James
received many pretty and useful gifts.
games of all'linds and music Afforded
the amusement Of the evening, Miss
Franklin presiding at the organ. De-
licious refreshments we're served at d
late hour anil the guests departed,
wishing Miss Cora many more happy
birthdays.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28

HIGH CLASS ciBcu LATloN.
The West YirgInian has the largest
paid-ir advance mail listoi any Marion
county paper every subscri5eris paid
In advance, which means that advcr
Users are getting 8 hish class circula-
don through these rnlaBls.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28
MRS. FRlck PAYS DUTIES.
Customs Officers Come Into Conflict
With Plttsburs Woman,

Customs Officers Come Into Conflict
With Plttsburs Woman,
NEW YORK, May 2S.-Among the
fashionabless who arrived on the
Mauritania yesterday was Mrs. Henry
Clay Prick, Of Pittsburg, who had a
large number Of trunks and other bag
gage and who had a clash with tho
customs authorities. She did not rel.
ish the idea Of making customs dec
Iaration and It took considerable per
suaslon upon the part Of the deputy
surveyor to make her admit that she
had $4,000 worth of dutlable goods.
She finally made q formal declaration
and paid the duty demanded.
Mr.. Frickvas on the pier 70 sec his
wife and her daughter whepthe ship
some urgent business before the Gus
toms matter came np.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28
Guest at ManIey.

Mrs. Hendricks and daughter, Miss
Marie, Of Baltimore, Md, arc spending
several days In the city. They arc
guests at the Alanley Hotel. Anaounc-.
ment was made recently OF The en-
Eagement OF Miss Hendricls to Nr,
Lloyd Maglll, Of this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28

& A so-easy Dust Pan free with every
ase want ad. 8 Insertions mot over $
lInes)2se. Every woman shoald have
one d these pans II gpielss up sbe
dust without stopping ever.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28
In Honor Of Miss Hoaasss.

Mrs. Raymond j. Galley will enter
tain at large one o'clock luncheon
Wednesday. June /, in the Empire din.
ing room at the Waldo. Miss Ria
Borgess. will be the guest of honor at
the afrair-o larksburg Herald,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28

Women get mighty little encourage
ment in economy. When a woman
confessss that she made her gown or
trimmed her hat about the only com,
meni il to the effect that the article
In question .'looks IT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28
Entertained slcilian ThlnbIc Club
missionary Meeting.

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran
Church will meet at the church Sun
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. All mem
bers and ladies of the church are in.
yited to attend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28

m SUFFERED for twenty-six years
n with bladder and kidney troubles
and being advised tdgtye Pernna atrial,
i did 50, and am thankful to say thAt
eight bottles Of Peruna nhdthree bottles
q Manalin entirely cured me Of that
trouble, and Iamaswell as ever. -Mrt.
". w. Lancaster, 8l21 McAtee Ave.
Louisville, Ky.
catarTh Causes kldaey Disease.
oatarrh Is o frequent cause OF kid
ney disease. The pelyis OF the kid
news, as well as the tubules, is lined
with mucous membrane, and is there
fore subject to catarrhal congestion.
sometimes the catsrrh isso slighta az 70
cause no attention. Other times itleadB
up to very serious conditions.
Any remedy capable Of mitigating
the catarrh is . much moro rational
treatment than to give pailiatiyesthat
only relieve the patient of one OF more
disagreeable symptoms.
1t is claimed for Peruna thatitis an
internal systemic catarrh remedy, and
reaches the catarrh in whatever organ
Il happens to be located.
@I was cured Of severe attack Of In
flammation Of tho bowels by taking Pc
tuna. lam glad torecommend Peruns
L, any one.''--Mrs. j. J. Gross, 6S3
Water ST., San Antonio. Toxas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-28
SOCIE tx
Ben phone 6. Consolidated q.
ms. swlsher iostess.
sssa sssassa.a,

The Thursday Bridge Club was de-
lightfulIy entertained Yesterday arte,-
noon by Mrs. c. W. swisher at her
home on virginia street, Those play
ing were: Mrs ]. p. Kelly, Mrs. ".
D. Lockett, Mrs, R. c. Thompson MIR.
F. p. Grosscup Mrs. James Flynn,
Mrs. A. NJ. Scott, Mrs. ], w. DawsoH,
Mrs. w. NJ. o. Dawson, Mrs Walter
Ashby, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. W. il.
DonaIly and Miss sue stailRtou -
Charleston Gazette.
Entertained sleilian Thlnble Club
Mrs. Edward GiIhart was hostess to
The sicilian Thlmble Club on Friday
evening at her home on East Park
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19
MAN DIES; WIFE UNCONSCIOUS.
Believed That Maryland Couple
COLLAPSED Fighting Fire,

ELKTON. Md. January 19.-Thomas
Mcmahon, seventy-three years old, a
farmer of the fourth district, was found
dead and his wife. Elizabeth, aged about
seventy-two years, clothed only in her
night robe, was found unconscious i'm the
kitchen of their home near Plea SAINT Hill
neighbOrng farmer had occasion to
go to the Mcmahon farm and found the
body of Mr.. Mcmahon lying on the
kitchen floor, and on the opposite side
of the room was the unconscious form
of his wife. Mr.. Mcmahon had evidently
been dead for several hours and his wife
was in critical condition, and there is
but slight hopes of her recovery.
There was evidence that the house had
been on fire. and the superstition Is that
Mr.. Mcmahon. after dressing himself had
gone to the kitchen and started fire in
the stove, the building catching fire. Mr.
Mcmahon had worked hard In extinguish-
ing the flames. but in doing SO he had
become exhausted and dropped dead by
the stove. The flames had burned sew
eral holes in his stockings. Mrs Me-
MahOn, who had been in poor health. was
aroused by hearing her husband fighting
the fire. and going to her husbands aid
had also become exhaust and fell to
the floor. where she was found several
hours afterward.
MIR. Mcmahon was a veteran of the
civil war and has resided on his farm i'm
the fourth district for more than>twenty
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19
BALL PLAYER MAY
LOSE SIGHT OF EYE
Ex-Pirate Jimmy Kane's In
jury at Basket Ball May De-
stroy Sight Permanently.

PIT"TSBCRG. January Ia. - Jimmy
Kane. former Pittsburg National
League player. who was recently drafted
back to the big league from Omaha by
the Boston Nationals, Is lying In the Eye
and Ear Hospital In this city with spe-
cialists attempting the apparently hopeless
task of saving the sight of his right eye.
Kane. who is a member OF the Pitts
burg team in the Central Basket Ball
League. played at Uniontown. Pa. Mon
day night. While trying to make a goal
one of the opposing team bumped against
him and accidentally thrust his thumb
into Kane's eye.
Kane fell to the floor in agony. and
CniontoWn physicians who worked with
MIN most of the night said there vas
no hope of saving the sight Of the eye.
Kane was brought here yesterday and
placed under care of the best oculists,
who say there is a very slim chance Of
saving the eye.
The physicians do not promise that
even If the sight DE saved the eye Will
be strong enough 10 permit kane'S TAX
ing part in any spring base ball prac-
tice. He may never again be able to
play hall. He was one of the first play
ers to quarrel with the Pi;tSburg ball
club owners over playing basket ball in
the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19
BAD DAY FOR BOOK1ES.
Layers Are Given Worst Drubbing
of Meeting at Tampa.

TAMPA. Fla. January 19.-The layers
were given the worst drubbing since the
meeting began yesterday, despite the
fact that only three favorites won.
Queen Lead, hammered from to g.;
Locust Bud from ) to even: John Car
ner. from to 3. contributed to the
heavy losses. The weather was IDEAL
Summaries:
First race. six furlongs; selling: four year
olds and upward-Queen Lead. l02 CARROLL, j
|. second; Daisy B.. "a Cole,. to !. third.
COW Belle. Good Friar, Madison Square and Vic
Ziegler also ran.
olds and upward-Judse Saufy. 1O4 tBrannon).
5 to /. won: Lafayette. 104 tDennison), even,
second: Doctor Young. loo ID. Murphy. t"
2. third. Time. 1.20. Jupiter: Nettie Carita.
Third race. i've and one-half furlongs; selling
Locust Bud. 1o4 "a. Burton, even, won; Tenn,
per- 1O6 u.oveln. TO ., second; Hlcklet ~
iGilbert) II to 5, third. Time. .l2ks. kith
and Kin. Ramon Carona and Cassie Argreggor
Fourth race seven furlongs; selling; three
year -olds and upward-Frana Flesher, III tDaV-
enport. to 10, won; The Clown III aGlas-
ner, / 10 l. second; Nellie Burgess 100 Cd.
Murphy, 10 to 1. third. Time. 1915. War
den Advise Huerfano and Doctor Heard also
Fifth race. five furlongs: four year-olds and
upward-Iohn Garner 1o4 I'd. Murphy. 3 to J..
won; Billie Hlbbs. 1O7 CT. Lewis. IL TO O.
second: Joe Moser. !o7 ,Davenport,: to 2,
made Scotch Lass and Pic Pico also ran
Sixth race. and oAe-sx tcenth miles: sell
ing four year-ods and upward-Bannock Bob;
100 (Bufton). !; 10 .. won; Great Jubilee lT III
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-19
BODY RIDDLED WITH SHOT.
Eastern Virginia Storekeeper Beat
en- and Then Killed.

CAPE CHARLES, Va. January 10
One of the most atrocious murders on the
eastern shore of Virginia was commit
ted Monday night or early yesterday
morning. when robbers broke into the
store of John w. Hart, merchant of
Poulson. Va. small settlement three
miles from Hallwood. and after beating
the man into insensibility procured his
shotgun. riddled his body with shot and
then dragged his PROSTATE form To A
woodpile in the yard.
The victims head was torn off. The
body was found yesterday morning at
O'Clock by neighbors. who had entered
the store and finding everything in con-
fusion, began a search for the missing
merchant. Hart was bachelor and
lived alone in the dwelling part of the
store. He was known to have carried
large sums of money and kept consid-
cradle sum about the house.
There was every evidence of a struggle
in the bedroom. The walls We're bespat-
tered with blood and articles of furniture
We're strewn about. the disorder inL.cat-
ing that the victim had tried t. fight OFF
his assaiants before being overpowered
While the exact amount of booty taken
by the murderers is not known. s-..Hpu
kept I'm the house by Hart is missing.
There is no clue TO the perpetrators OF
the crime. The authorities are making
vigorous search.