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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-14

NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

State Engineers office, Salt Lake
City, Utah, June IA, 1910,
Notice is hereby given that the
Davis and Weber Counties Canal
Company. by Its president, e p. ELI
son. whose postoffice address is Og-
den. Utah, has made application in
accordance with the requirements of
the Compiled Laws of Utah 1907, as
amended by the Session Laws OF
Utah, 1909, to appropriate two hun
dred fifteen (216) cubic-feet per Sec
ond of water from Weber river. Davis
County, Utah, Said water Will be d.
verted at a point which bears north
AZ degrees 90 minutes east 2,4I0 feet
from the southwest corner of Sec
ton 80. Township 5 north. Range l
east. Salt Lake base and meridian,
from where IT will be conveyed by
means of canal for q distance OF
49.949 feet and there used during
the period from April 1 to Noyem-
Der ], inclusive. OF each wear, 10 irr.-
gaze $1,000 acres of land embraced In
Sections %. &c, 27. 33, S4, 80 and 36,
Township 6 north, Range west:
Sections /. 2, 3, L. 8. 10. IL, 1S IA,
Is, 16, II, go. 21, 90, %. 26. q. 2S.
90. 80, 80. "a and 35. Township 5
north. Range west: Sections 6. Z, 8.
l6. u. Is. 19, 20, FL. rs, 20. 80. 81.
80 and 33. Township 4 north. Range
/ west; Sections to 90. inclusive.
"a, 35 and sc. Township 4 north.
Range west; Sections 3, A, 5. 8. .,
10 and II, Township north. Range
l west, Snlt Lake base and meridian.
This application is designated in the
State Engineers Office RS No. 2722.
All protests against the granting of
said application. stating the reasons
therefor must be made py affidavit
In duplicate and filed In this office
within thirty (S0) days after the com.
pletlon OF the publication of this nc
tice
CALEB TANNER,
State Engineer.
Date OF first publication. june %.
1910; date OF completion OF publica-
ton. July %, 1910.
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LEGAL.
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
"o"Su'. county Clerk -r the Respcc
i've Slgners for Further
Information.
NOTICE.

NO ICE.
In the District Court of the Second
judicial District of the State CT Utah
III ana for the County of Weber.
D. /. Nishimura. Plaintiff, VS. Jap
9hese-AmeI1can Bank. corporation.
Defendant
Notice is hereby given that the sec
ono report of W. d. Brown Receiver
IN the above entitled matter. on Ale
nerein, and upon the petition of said
receiver as contained in said report
praying that this Court make and en-.
ter It's order and decree-G) confirm
ing the sale OF certain articles of
furniture and fixtures; (2) finding
that due and legal notice to all the
creditors OF said defendant has been
given and that the same IS establish
ed OF record, CD approving the claims
OIL the creditors against the said de-
iendant as filed with and approved by
the said Receiver. and establishing
Such claims as the defendants Iiabil-
lties In so far as its banking busi,
ness conducted at Ogden City. Utah,
prior to October 18th. 1909, is con
cerned; (4) approving the action Of
the Receiver in instituting and pros.
referred to, and authorizing such Re.
ceiver TO institute. from time to time
such other actions as may be found
necessary, t5) approving and con.
hrming all the disbursements made by
the said Receiver as shown in his said
report; t6) fixing. allowing and or.
dering paid from the funds now IN
the possession of such Receiver a
reasonable amount to apply on the
compensation OF such Receiver and a
reasonable amount to apply on ac.
count of the said Receivers attor-
ney's fees: and for such other and
further instructions and ordors In the
premises as may he meet and proper.
has been set for hearing and will be
heard on Saturday. the 23rd day of
July 1910. at $50 O'Clock. a. M. at
the Court Room OF said court in the
County Court House In Ogden City.
Utah
WITNESS my hand and the seal
OF said court hereunto affixed this,
the 18th day of July, 1910.
(SEAL)
G G. DNE clarlr
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Manu and the Rlchfleld company will
mold ltS shoot Friday. with Ogden and
Sait Lake on Sunday Captain w 3,
hneass OF Ogden Is In charge of the
Shoots In the southern part of tho
state, Captain Clayton Coolidge VIII
DC In charge at Ogden and Major w.
u Williams will be In control oi the
Snoot at Fort Douglas when the Salt
Lake companies compete. The shoot
VIII start at o'clock Sunday morn
ms Suardsmen leaving the armory
In iull marching equipment before
1870 o'clock.
The men making the fifteen highest
scores In the state will be taken as
the Utah team and viii be In camp
q week. starting next Sunday. on the
Fort Douglas range, practicing for the
national meet.
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LEGAL.
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district to be affected or benefited
ly said improvements, namely: Lots
and of Block 81, Plat "a; Lots
:. 3, 4, and of Block 90, Plat "A, 4"
all OF ogden City Survey.
The boundaries of the district to
be benefited or affected by said i'm
provemcntS are lines drawn 90 feet
outward from and parallel to the out
or boundary lines Of said avenue
All protests and objections to tho
carrying out of such intention must
be presented in writing to the City
Recorder on or before the first day
Of August. 1910. being the time set
by said Council when 1t will hear and
consider such objections as may be
made thereto,
BY order OF the City Council OF Og.
den City.
WM. NJ. BOSTAPH,
City Engineer.
First publication, July 18th, 1910.
Last publication, August 1st, 1910.
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REAL. ESTATE
FOR REAL BARGAINS CONSULT THESE COLUMNS

THREE-RooM house and large lot
in West Ogden, $500 cash, Bar.
gain.
SEVEN-ROoM brick house, 4th St,
near Washington, $1,000. Part time.
Another bargain.
NINE-ROOM frame modern house on
bench. $4,000, on very easy terms
Also bargain.
HUNTER & KENNEDY,
211 First National.
b. 7-S-6t
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TWO LOTS for the price OF one. Call
At 223S Jefferson. 7-9-1wk
ONE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. large
lot. barn. room for four horses. lots
of hay, wagon. Ono block from buSi'
uess .enter Apply p. M. Poulson,
2d04 Washington. 5-26-f
40 1-2N122 FIT. on 25th, between Mad.
ison and Monroe south front: all
special iaxes paid; or VIII trade OH
modern fve-room brick. close in. Bell
o5S al 18th ST. 7.S-2wks
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Friendship,

Say, can ask YOU for the loan of
a quarter2"
You bet you can, old friend"
"Well-where is ~"
dunno-Im broke Have you got
,ne makin's of cigarette ?"-Cleye-
land Leader
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NOTICE.

have sold and transferred all my
interest in and to the Stafford Mi.
linery Co. to NJ, F. Stafford, He will
collect all outstanding accounts. pay
all bills and assume all obligations OF
said company.
June 18th, 1910. E, o. PILES.
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40 ACRES of land with 10 shares OF
water. Located at Clinton. Davis
county, Price s6.5O000. Address i.
o. Mitchell. Hooper, r. F. d. No, 2.
Utah T-S,1uno
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TWO ROOMS for light housekeeping.
2S13 Wash. 7.14[iwr
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LADIES OF THE MAccABEEs.
every End and 4th Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O O'Clock. in o. o. F. Hall,
24l6 Washington avenue. Visiting
members are cordially invited to at,
tend
MRS. aDD1E ANGELL. L. C.
MISS J.. JENNIE PROUT, R.K
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o'RooM modern cottage. GGx1s5. Ap-
ply owner. 2166 Adams. 7-S.1mo
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LOT 4oxls2 on Adams avenue, Lot
fox132. with IL IT. alley. on 21st
street Christensen Shoe Co. e.le,lmo
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STRICTLY MODERN, finely furnish
ed rooms. Quiet neIehborhood
02S Twenty-fourth. 7.14.Iwt
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FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
1881 Adams. G.2o.tf
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FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

furnished Groom apart.
ment, strictly modern. No children
2341 Adams 7.1A.Iwr
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
ODD FELLOWS

Ogden Lodge No. .. Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows, meets in l. o. F.
Hall every Tuesday evening. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to be pres
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Queen City. RebelSoh Lodge. No 4. 4.
o .. f, meets second und fourth Fri
day evenings at odd Fellows Hall Visit
INK members invited.
MARIE BECK. y. G..
AMANDA JENKINS, Roe. Sec'y
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HELP WANTED.
FEMALE.

LADY SOLICITORS to sell electric
irons on trial Utah Light & Rail-
way Co. 7.1A.tf
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WANTED, TO RENT.

SADDLE pony from private party.
two days a week IN afternoon H
F, care Standard II 1wk
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NIIy THTIHVcT.
First publication, July 18th, 1910.
Last publication, August 1st, 1910.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN.
Improved Order OF Redmen. Hia%atha
Tribe No 8, meets Ii Eagle HAIL
every first and third Monday evening
at 1880 p. I'll. Visiting chiefs cor
daily invited.
IAMEs MACBETH sechem.
E. R. GEIGEU. G. of r
A g. WRIGHT, C. of w.
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TWO FURNISHED nousel,een,ng
rooms. Bell phone 1914. 7-13,1wk
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ELEGANTLY furnished housekeeping
rooms. Gas range 336 Gath ST,
I-l2-1wk
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SIDNEY BAKER. Noble Grand
HENRY KISSEL, Secretary.
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PLAIN SEWING.

MRS WARNER, rear PISS Lincoln
avenue. will take sewing at homo
or work out by the day. 7-7-1wk
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a GIRL STENOGRAPHBR and assist
ant bookkeeper. l. L. Clarke. PISS
WASH. 7-13-2t
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GIRL for general housework. No
washing. Bell 536. 327 Twenty.
third street. 712.1u,I,
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
oUr or TOWN HOUSES no LET


FOR nt--Csrmel-by the-Sea furnished cottage.
= rooms; $50 month. \. ID. GRAY, 242 So.
l0th St. San Jose.
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APARTMENTs-continucd

SACRAMENTO St. 1887. near LarkIn-4 and 5
rooms and bath; sunny and modern; large
rooms; rents $25 and S32. So KANE & co.
COLUMBUS APIS. NE. cor. Pac. and Larkin-S
ahd room apartment; unfnrn.: $50. S22 s24.
EUREKA apts. Mkt and l7tb sts.-Beautiful 3
and rm. apis: phone; ianitor service: sunny.
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HOUSES no LEr-unfurnished

HOUSES 70 LET-unfurnished
BARTLETT St. 4ls-VeFy desirable II room
house, 500. With water; key at 400.
HICKORY av., 30 near 0ctavia SIT rooms,
bath. yard sunny central; rent Sl7.50.
CALIFORNIA St, 291T-Residence, 8 rooms. gas
and electricity; hot air heaters; perfect order.
PINE, 2105-Modern, sunny house; large rooms,
bath. furnace, electric lights, earpcted through
out; $50.
OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET-Fur.
FURNISHED house OF rooms rooms; mod
ern. Call 1920 18th av.. oakland
DERI<ELEY HOUSES TO LET--Furn:
) ROOM colonial house completely and newly
furnished Grand piano; Sorental rugs: near
fne school blocks from trains: select local
ity: rent reasonable to right party. 3ooS
Harper 81. near Ashby
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FOR rent Store formerly occupied by Wood &
fatuUl. 22l9 s'hattuck av. Berkeley. Fnr
tl:cr information call HERBERT ROTH
CHILl. Mills hide.. san FraI.eisco.
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EoaEneN posrAGn srAMrs
FOR sALE-sIiscelIaaeoua

POSTAGE stamps, albums. catalogues etc coin
bought. H. W. Does9ler q Co. 2l7 Montg J
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III RNISHED cottage. rooms. bath. laundry
Gas. electricity: modern; fine marine view
laating. etc: rent SO. 212S Clinton av.. Ala
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
WHY NOT EARN $500 PER MONTH";
We WANT LADY OFFEE MANAGERS FOR
OTHER CITIES WE TEACH YOU ELECTRO
LYSIS AND co IN BUSINESS WITH NOU.
WE FURNISH THE MONEY. CALL FOR Full
PARTICULARS. 133 GEARI ST. SUITE 123.
NINE. SILVER ELECTROLYSIS co.
A-WIGs and TOUPEES that defy detection ven
tilated: perspiration doesn't affect them; wig
making life study. mems private wig depart
ment. 2271 Cal ST. near Webster. Dir. O.
Lederer in charge LADIES' HAIR GOODS
Transformation. switches. pufs. artistic wig
making. shsmpO0ing. g. LBDERER. lSoo FIJI
more 81 near Sutter. Established 1858
MRS. NETTIE HARRISON removes supernuous
hair. electric needle process; 20 years prac
only; facial treatment: moles. freckles. PIN
pies removed; Thymal, a French cure FOR over
fat people zoos suffer nr hyde; Z Frank.o9tS
ALLEN RTE WORKS. successors TO George Mat
thew--Artist1c hand loom weavefs. NUN ruSs
made from old carpets. send f0r circulars $50
Buena Vista sv.- Alameda Cal
MAGNETIC physical healing; a vital science.
MRS. HOLSHOUSER. 351 Pacific bldg. ~ ap-
late Of New York. Miss Isabelle A. Nelson
AA-NIme Houston. So whitney bldg--Freneh
filing process By expert derfnatologist; ladies'
and gentlemen; satisfaction guaranteed.
ELECTRIC Thermal inst. Rheumatism. nervous
diseases colds. skin diseases. massage. MRS.
F. SANDBERG. 1902 Fillmore; ph West 1850.
ContinUed en Next Paxs
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OFFICES AND STORES TO LET
OAKLAND OFFICES AND STORES

DESIRABLE offices IN first class building nea
b aud Market, special terms: Box 1878. Cal
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HALLS re LET or LEASE

LARGE nall fer dancing; good door; accommo-
Gate ~ couples; smaller bail. nicely earpeted;
hoth halls fitted with lod . furniture well
lighted vpntilateG; halls now partially
lented: opportunity Offering splendid
terms for party wing 20 lease place aud
care for II themselves Inquire Woodinen
huildin4. iTth Il. between Mission aud valeu-
sia ietvet.4 7 9nd = "a m.
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re 80 oFF!CEs ~ sTnREs

DESK room or entire elegantly furnished Office
foi rent: 1iJh St. an1 Broadway. Oakland.
Addres. box 49ll. Cali Office. Oakland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-31
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. John II. Gray, OF Stafford coun-
ty, died Monday at the Mary Washing
ton Hospital in fredericksburg, after a
short illness of peritonitis. aged 80
years.
Commissioner Koiner says there is
great interest Just now in the apple
question in Virginia. This state has
about e-fourths OF a normal crop
and the fruit is usually Of fine quality.
The apple growers are giving more at
tention to spraying-hence better quail
ity of apples.
Clifton Walker and Clarence Jack
son. aged respectively, 10 and II years,
both coIored, were playing With a shot
gun in the yard OF George Jackson, in
Spottsylyania county, day or two ago
when the gun in some way was accident
ally discharged, blowing the top OF Jack
sons head off.
The completion Of the reassessment
oil realty in the old part OF Lynchburg,
as compared with the 1905 assessment,
shows an increase OF 81, 900, 065; the
new assessment aggregates $13, 99S, $50.
The reassessment in the annexed por-
tons, which has not been totaled as
yet, will bring the assessment up to
more than 100000, and the net
gain will be nearly $4,000 in five
years.
Sheriff Nicholson, his deputies and a
posse or citizens are securing Franklin
county in search OF John Durham, a
white man charged with criminally
assaulting the S-year-old daughter of
Tate Robertson, respectable farmer
of the Scuggs neighborhood. The
crime is said to be the most horrible
occurring in the history Of Franklin
county, and il Durham is caught lynch
ing is possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-31
MARYLAND PRIMARIES.

Primaries we're held in Maryland yes
terday by both democrats and republi-
cans to nominate candidates for Con-
gressmen. The results were as follows:
Democrats district, j. Harry
Covington; Second district, ]. +. c..
Talbot; Third district, George KONG;
Fourth district, j. Charles Linthicum
Fifth district, James Enos Ray, ir.;
Sixth district, David J. Lewis.
Republicans-First district, A. Lin
coin Dryden; Second, William B.
Baker; Third, Charles w. Main;
Fourth, Addison E. Mullikin; Fifth,
Thomas Parran; Sixth. b. H. War
ner, ir.
While the victory for Mr.. Ray in
the Fifth district, to great extent, is
due to the campaign made by Mr.. Ray
himself it will be, among the politicians,
regarded as a personal victory for State
Senator Arthur p. German, ir., of
Howard county, and will greatly in
crease his ascendency as one OF the
democratic state leaders. The defeat
of his opponent, Mr. Charles H. Stan
ley, will also be looked upon rs hit at
Governor Crothers who, with his friends
in the district, supported Mr.. Stanley.
Although United States Senator John
Walter Smith did not take any active
part in the campaign, it is known that
his sympathies we're with Mr.. Ray, and
his friends accordingly supported him.
Backed by the organization OF Balti'
more city, Mr.. Ray swept the city
wards OF the district and he carried
Howard, Prince Georges st Mary's
and Calvert counties, Mr.. Stanley
carried Charles and Anne Arundel
counties.
1t was through the efforts of Cover
nor Crothers that the organization in
Anne Arundel county, headed by DIR.
George Wells, supported Mr. Stanley.
The governor also votes in that county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-31
GUILE STORM.

The gulf storm, sweeping inshore
along the western coast of Texas in.
creased in severity yesterday. Point
Isabel and Brazos de Santiago Pass,
where the brunt OF the wind was felt,
are cut off from communication with
Brownsville, but before the wires failed
several buildings were reported I'M
rooted, a number of Mexican huts
wrecked, and other minor damage
done. No reports have been received
Of loss of life, although fears are en-
tertained for the safety Of the govern
ment launch Florence with Engineers
f. M. Hartick, jr., J. NJ. Blackburn,
and p. II. Smith, the latter two OF
Galveston, and a crew OF five aboard.
It is not thought possible that the frail
craft could have battled long against
the storm, and is probably beached.
The boat was headed for Brazos Is
land, and it is not improbable that
those aboard were rescued by the life.
saving crew there. Near Point Isabel
several large fishing smacks are beach,
ed. A Rio Grande passenger train
from Brownsville reached Point Isabel
minus the roof OF one coach blown off
en- route. Heavy rains are reported
over the Rio Grande valley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-31
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. 81

THE CELEBRATION OF the ann
yersary Of the day when John Brown s
men fought with Missourlans III
the woods at the edge of the town OF
Osawatomie, Kansas, began yesterday.
Theodore Roosevelt will make the ad-
dress dedicating to the state OF Kansas
rs a park the wooded hillside where the
battle was fought. So much enthusi-
asm for John Brown has been aNak-
ened in Osawatomie that movement
for a statue Of the abOlitionist in the
Hall OF Fame at Washington was
started by resolution yesterday. Oi
all the individuals who have dlsgraced
American history no one has appeared
with a more cruel record than Brown.
A religious fanatic and dangerous
crank on the negro question, he met
his fate as a murderer in Virginia, the
theatre of his Quixotic career If our
pantheon is to be desecraled by his ef-
figy. another to Nat Turner may be
placed there also. De mortuls MI nIsl
bonum may be all right in most cases,
but there are some exceptions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-31
THE WEST VIRGINIA DEBT CASE

Briefs are being prepared by Major
Holmes Conrad, OF Winchester, and
the other attorneys for Virginia and for
the certificate holders in the Virginia
West Virginia state debt case, which
comes up for final argument before the
United States Supreme Court early in
October.
Arguments at this hearing will be d.
rected mainly upon the report made by
Special Master Commissioner Charles
x. LittIefeld, which is favorable TO the
contention OF Virginia The attorneys
for West Virginia failed in their appli-
cation for the taking ofadditional test-
mony, and a date was set for argument.
II the report OF Commissioner Little
field is confirmed the case will end,
final judgment for Virginia being
rendered.
The Virginia lawyers hope the case
will be disposed OF before the end OF the
present year. While the progress has
been slow, apparently, lawyers generally
agree that it has progressed fairly we'll
when the multiplicity Of interests and
endless points at issue are considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-31

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 31.-A
minister, gambler, British soldier and
locomotive engineer, Charles l.. Brown,
took the life of one woman, probably
fatally wounded another in an out
burst of jealousy, and then killed him
self. The dead woman is Mrs. Edith
Ward, while Mrs. Anna Lamphere is
dying in hospital today.
Browns jealousy was aroused by
Mrs. Lamphere's refusals to marry him.
Mrs. Ward was killed when she inter
fered to protect Mrs. Lamphere.
Brown was a soldier Of fortune. He
first became a minister OF the Christian
church and married one Of his flock.
Caught gambling and drinking, Brown
went to South Africa, joining the Brit
ish army in the Boer war. He return
ed to the United States at the end OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-08-31
The MARYLAND Election.

Baltimore, Aug. 31.-The successful
candidates for congressional nomina-
ton in the primaries held throughout
Maryland yesterday are:
First district-Democrat, J. Harry
Covington; republican, A. Lincoln
Dryden.
Second dstrict-Democrat, ]. +. G.
Talbot, (re-nominatedD; republican,
William b. Baker.
Third district-Democrat, George
KONG; republican, Charles W. Main.
Fourth district-Democrat, J.
Charles Linthicum; republican, Addi-
son +. Mullikin.
Fifth district-Democrat, James EnOs
Ray, jr.; republican, Thomas Parran.
Sixth acknowledgements, David j.
Lewis; republican, B. H. Warner.
The result summed up briefly is as
follows: Nomination OF Linthicum,
victory for Governor Crothers; nomna-
ton of Ray, setback for Crothers, vic
tory for state Senator A. p. German;
nomination Of KONG, another defeat
for Governor Crothers, and victory for
city organization, controlled by John
Mahon. The republican organization
was victorious in the third and fourth
districts by the nomination Of Main and
MuIlikin. The nomination OF b. H.
Warner by the republicans OF sixth DIS
trict is looked upon by voters as a d.
rect slap by the rank and file Of the
party at President Taft and Postmaster
General Hitchcock, who endorsed Gist
Blair, Warmers opponent.