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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
TOTS TAP ON WINDOW
LEADS TO DISCOVERY
OF DOUBLE TRAGEDY

CLEVELAND. OHIO. June The
feeble pounding of a two year old baby
upon a window pane early today re
suited in the discovery of double
tragedy in the home of Mrs Rebecca
Jacobson. aged %.
The baby was, the son of Mrs ia
cobson The victims of the tragedy
were the child's mother and Sidney
Phillips, boarderl
Phillips had tried to win the woman
away from her husband Failing in
this he seized upon death
Calling at the house last night dur
ing the absence Of Mrs. Jacobson's hus-
band Phillips shot the woman to death
and then committed suicide
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
Moral: Keep in With
The Head Waiter.

It's tough to have a certain winner
picked at the track and not cent in
your pocket; it's worse to have next
morning thirst and never the price of a
tall one; but to have coin In your
curse, a healthy appetite,.a table full
Of guests at the biggest and fanciest
priced hotel in Georgia and then starve
for an hour Is the ultimate limit &C
cording to a man who visited Atlanta
in grand opera week
1t all happened because he got in bad
with the head waiter and his satellites
This particular head waiter is said tc
be worth about quarter Of a million
anyway, and naturally he is chesty
And this man had offended him.
Mr. Man invited an opera star and
several friends to dine They found a
table in the main dining room. Mr.
Man was all smiles.
Now, well have everything on the
card from soup to nuts" he said. The
walters all know me. Watch then
hustle"
They waited. They waited some
more Then they waited a while long
er. Then Mr. Man called the captain
of the servitors.
why can't we be served?" he asked
hungrily The captain was very sorry
He ran to a side table, grabbed a bunch
of menu cards and hurried toward the
hungry party.
Just then the head waiter emerged
from his studio He clutched the cap
tain by the arm and whispered The
captain went back to the kitchen.
Mr.. Man caught an ordinary waiter
This one also fastened to please. The
head waiter caught his eye1and he dis
appeared The same thing happened
to the next one, and the next. One
had served the ice water and taken an
extensive order before the grand mogul
gave him his Instructions but he never
came back
Mr.. Man drew out his watch. They
had waited an hour. -r
"Oh, let's go down to the grill room,
he said. Il know negro down there
who'll wait on US"
And they all agreed that the grill was
really the most fun, anyway.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
DIVORCED BY SOLDIER
40 YEARS AGO, WIFE
NOW ATTACKS DECREE

LOUISVILLE KY. June Hen
rietta G. Leggett, of New York, has
filed a petition in the circuit court ask
ing that an alleged divorce granted
her husband, Ahram Leggett, in Louis
VILE. December a. 1868, be set aside
as null and void She declares she
never heard Of the divorce until a short
time ago when She tried to get a pen
sion and was refused on the ground of
the separation, She is SO years old.
The divorce decree is on record here.
having been granted on grounds OF
abandonment while Leggett was a
Union soldier.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
BOARD Will URGE
CLOSING Of DIVES

Outlining the policy Of the vice COM
mission. Chairman Joseph A McCord
said that undoubtedly it would be rec
commended that FL illegal resorts BE-
closed.
Marion Jackson. representing the
Men and Religion Forward Movement,
urged at the meeting yesterday after
noon that "A houses. a list Of which was
furnished to the commission, be closed
al once. He said the state law eX-
pressiy prohibited them and all that
was needed was for the officials to act.
Mr.. MoCord outlined the policy Of
the commission An executive session
followed. at which much data was con-
sidered The commission Endorsed Il
resolution recently introduced in coun-
Gil by Orville Hall giving the city the
authority to control all questionable
hotels and boarding houses
1t was the expressed opinion OF the
majority Of the members Of the com
mission that these places are the real
source Of the evils generally com
plaired Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
ne LAxFos MAJ.

II YOU had a medicine that would
strengthen the liver. the stomach. the
kidneys ana the bowels and at the same
time make you strong with a systemic
tonic don't you believe you would soon
be wel7
That's The Lax Eos Way"
We ask you to buy the FIRST bottle on
the money back plan, and YOU viii ask
your druggist to sell you the second
1t keeps your whole insides right
There is nothing else made like Lax
Eos
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
TENNESSEE RAILROAD
COMMISSION JOINS IN
OPPOSING RATE RAISE

NASHVILLE, TENN. June THE
Tennessee railroad commission has
joined other Southern commissions in
protesting against the operation Of
classification No 49," held to be a
sweeping increase Of rates all over the
South. instead of a uniform schedule as
the railroads claim
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
Through Sleeping Car At
lanta to Lake Toxoway,
N. G..

Effective first, car leaving Atlanta
SUNDAY June 80 southern Railway will
operate through sleeping car service
between Atlanta and Lake Toxoway.
\ c., on the following schedule Leave
Atlanta S:45 p M, arrive Henderson,
VILE. y. c.. 500 a. m; arrive Lake
Toxovay $40 a m. Returning leave
Lake Toxoway' 100 2. m; arrive At
lanta 1925 a m.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07

Hanover Inn, the new
hotel at Wrightsville Beach,
already open. Warren H.
Williams. manager.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
TRAVELLERS ROLLS

Very neat, elegant beautifully figured underlined,
with sufficient pockets for all toilet necessities full 75c
values, this sale SOC
Better grades up to s..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
FLASH LIGHTS

To avoid danger o +
matches; for night work
ers, etc. 75c to 50 90
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
ANY BATH MADE A SHOWER BATH

Our shower spray attachment turns any faucet into
a shower It is brush and spray combined of guar
aneed quality rubber the kind You regularly pay $3.50
to $500 for this sale 81 100 and $20
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07
Seamless Rubber CLIQUE!

Invaluable at this season for gardening,
housekeeping, etc Prevent stains of var
nish, etc, from marring the hands
and protect against thorns, dirt,
insect poison, etc ..........
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Only One Quality BEST

No rd save rom - to 50 l3 cent by trading
TOO aeenone smalo
Mai orders packed and delivered
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manufacturing plant will be COON erected
Prom.nen; Richmond business, men are mem
toned as oeckers. Another runor TINT has
gained rome ground Ia that tobacco ware
house will te built at the corner OF Sew
snih aad Perry StreetA The ate has long
been Looked upon as one OF the most favor
able for this class o: Building. on the
sou,hside. Another big Industry. which
sunor has placed the Southside. Is e
ooH-makirs plant Tor the Southern Manu-
featuring Company. This factory. II Is said.
WI! be built on vacant lot ut Ninth and
Perry Streets. adjoining the present plant
o. the concern.
Sell aIanufacturins Site.
One o; the iarges: deal o. the year In
realty in tho manufacturing dstrtc; o.
4 deed OF bargain nEd sale s'as offered for
registration in the office OF Clerk walter e..
DuNa!. Of the Hastings Court. Par; ?. The
parties TO tho TRANSACTION are william Todd.
who transferred his iRteres; In q piece OF
properly. fronting 10 feet on Hull Street
near TA!rd. 10 Thomas Drummond FOR e
said, is hsou; sioo foot. Tho 10. 6as n
depth OF $50 feet
with the Police.
sAmons the arrests made yesterday by the
Soucassde department was that o. Alec Aus
the public street and Anne Fowlkee. GoIored,
arrested for being drunk and disorderiy.
Tho injury to Captain A. S. Wrights
IHOuEnt TO nave Ocel infected, has
healed. and no more trouble Is anticipated.
Lieutenant Smith Recovering.
Lieutcnan, Walter Smith. OF Engine Com
pary No. ie. returned yesterday from the
Johnston Willis Hospital. where no recent
~ underwent, serious operation. He was
able 20 greet his friends yesterday morning.
and Is hoping to get Into harness IN e short
time.
Y. W. c. a. to Meet Tuesday.
4 meeting In the interests o. the Young
Women's Christian Association vii! be held
TUESDAY afternoon ct O'Clock at the Gem
trail Methodist Church. Mrs Katherine
itewes. president. and Miss Helen Boards
ley. travellers aid secretary. will tell of tho
work accomplished b. tho institution in tho
past. The public is invited to be preent
The Uniaue Society OF the West End Meth
ocist Episcopal Church will give a "tacky.
party Wednesday night ut Cersley's Hail.
swanshoro; hne program has been ar.
VIII try TO gre an entertainment difrerent'
ana. II possible, better. than Others given
during she winter.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. L. H. Latham and daughter. Mis-,
hnth, and MIS-. John II. Latham have re-
I Wlrles from trip through the North.
while away they visited relatives in New
OK. Philadelphia and Washington.
Mrs Long. OF Orange Courthouse. 10 x,x.
iting Mrs Allan Pettigrew.
MISS kemper Carter. who has been visit
to-day. ee hume
Miss Lyle Gary who has been confined 20
ner nome for several weeks by serlou,
iiiness. Is able 10 be out:
Lis j.; Z. Donnelly. OF Porter Street, con-
Louise Peasants. OF w,iminp,o, ~ r.
IS visiting friends In the Souths.de 80
Mrs Z. X. Fowlkes Is Iii at her home GA
East Eleventh Street '''e' 80
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RECEIVED NO MONEY
Witness H. bribery Cnse surc H.. wa.
Not PnIl. "

Santa Te. n. NJ, March 2s.-"You On n
o 80 me TO jail, the pen. put me out
o., oi me House, but you cannot mako
me, tell what did not happen. No one
PAID me money" o'''
This was the answer Julian r.,
1!!io; member of the New Maxico
leg stature, accused OF having Sole
Leu pride. made when RenubIicn n
state Chairman Vencesiao Jaramiiin
asked him, How much money did vn,
get from Andrews?"
fe was the first witness for tba
Tense tonight before the Honse
bribery investigation committee.
Trujillo declared that when the de-
!cndants had entered the room at III,
motel in which they were arrested Isl.
teEo Baca, the prosecuting witness.
said: .
Boys, have good deal of money
ana ~, do not know what to do with
Bacn then took the money out o,
his pocket. he testified, counted K ont
into four piles of $500 each. and aajd:
II have brought this money I'M here
70 lenrn IL you are going TO vote for
Mr.. Fall and for me-
Truiillo said lie signed the resiero-
ton because tho mounted policeman
who arrested him had n revolver in his
hand. He also testified that two davs
previous to the arrest Prosecuting Wit
ness Baca had invited the defendants
TO meet Judge Fall and then solicited
their support but no mention was
made OF money.
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Makes your hair grow long, heavy and
luxuriant and we can prove it
Get a IS Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Falling Hair, Itching
Scalp and Dandruff
Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lus-
trous and Abundant After
Danderine Hair Cleanse

Daliderinc is to the hair what fresh showers
OF rain and sunshine are TO vegetation 1t
goes right to the roots, invigoratcs and
strengthens them. It's exlara,ing, stmula-
ting ard producing properties cause the
hair to grow abundantly long, strong and
beautiful 1t at once imparts a sparkling
briliiancy and vclvcty softness to the hair,
and n few weeks use will cause new hair to
srrout all over the scalp. Use it every day
for short time, after which two or three
times week will be sufficient to complete
whatever growth YOU desire.
Immediately after applying little Dan
derine all dandruff will disappear, all itching
of the scalp will cease and there will be no
more loose or falling hair.
If you wish TO double the beauty of your
hair in ten minutes surely Try this-moistcn
cloth with little Danderinc and draw it
carefully through your hair, taking one small
strand at time, this will cleanse the hair of
dust, dirt or any excessive oil-In few
moments your hair will be wavy, fluffy and
abundant and possess all incompatible soft
ness, lustrc and Insurance, the beauty and
simmer of true hair health.
If you care for beautiful, soft hair and lots
of it surely get IS cent bottle of Knowl-
toms Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter "a real surprise awa,ts you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

special memorial service in KS home
on West Tabb Street to pay tribute OF
respect to the memory OF Past EX-
allied Ruler Morris Levy. who died in
the National Home at Bedford City.
On account OF the continuation or
the AppornattoH Trust Company cases
into next week. Judge Mullen has d.
rected that the opening OF the March
term of the Hastings Court be set for
Thursday, March %.
Judge walter a Watson will spend
several days next week in Petersburg,
in tho interest of his candidacy for
Congress.
Two small fires occurred last night,
which were eHtinguished by chemicals
One was in the home of Madison Cherry
(coloredl. on West Street, and tho
son (coiored). on Mckenzie Street.
The damage was not serious at either
place.
The churches OF this city contributed
s40i.61 to the China famine relief fund,
500 being given by st. Pauls Episco-
pal Church.
Mrs. Rebecca ]. Tinney. wife of Pey-
ton y. Tinney. died yesterday after
noon at her home on Gillian Street
five brothers-Willam, Andrew, Rich
ard and James Emory. OF Prince
George, and John Emory. OF this city.
L. p. Robertson has awarded to w.
a. Wilkerson e Sons the contract for
the erection of $1,000 brick residence
on Washington Street
Chief of Police Ragland has been
requested by the eaboard Air Line
authorities TO look out for one w. NJ
Sheehun. alias James r. Elliott. who
is wanted for operating time checks
of the railway, n large number of
which We're recently stolen In Ameri-
Gus. Ga. 1t is believed the man Will
attempt to work hotels, banks and
stores with them.
An unusually large number OF APP
pendicitis operations have been per-
formed this week at the Petersburg
Hospital The patients were mostly
women
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

stanton Wins" thrilling serial story
by Eleanor NJ. Ingram. will commence in
the Sunday Virginian, March s1st. Don't
miss it.
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UPHELD SHIPS CAPTAIN

Berlin. March 23.-The Congress oc
German Shipowucrs this week ratiflcd
the decision OF the North German
Lloyd steamship Company to refuse 10
instruct Its commanders to arrest per
sons on orders from the Foreign Olfics
or judicial orders The decision IS the
outcome of the refusal of the captain
OF the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse 10 arrest II person on 4 wire
less order from Berlin Judge. The
company supported the captain and
issued instructions to its commanders
that they had no legal powers TO
arrest and would be liable for tha
consequence of illegal action. Their
duty was only to see to IL that tho
passenger did not leave the ship before
the arrival OF the police.
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News Of South Richmond

saloon. and In only one case. that o, the
Moore e Burke robbery. he. he made a mis-
calculation Us 70 tho whcreabout. o. the
police.
70 Arrange Y. NJ. G. a. Clnsses.
Bccaute o: the bad weather yesterday and
last night SecFetar? ]. o. .Ar.oi! 0. the
Souihs!de Boys Branch OF the Y. ". c. a..
"ns unable to arrange MS classes IN gym
aasiu.H work He IS expecting 10 get ;he
boys together Monday. and have everything
IN GOOD WORKING oree- In n few days.
The privilege o: viewing the quarters Will
lie extended next week from 20 2 o'clock
ehch day to nil boys, theiT parents and
friends. NJ. Arroii Will be IN charge OF the
rooms. ana Will assisted b. Walter
Hardy.
Rumors Of New Industries.
Rufnoss o: sreei activity in South Rich
'noud realty is causing a sur among own
era OF property IN the lower par. o. the
city. l, is said that cold storage and leo
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WILL APPEAR AS CITIZEN
Wiley tO Represent the People n
Hearings of Pure Food board.

Especial tO.The Times-Dispatch
Washington. March 23.-Dr. Harvey
". Wiley made 1t known to-day that
he intends in his new capacity as n
plain, ordinary citizen. to have his
say In behalf OF the people Mt the
hearings OF the Pure Food Board,
OF which he was formerly mem Der.
MY voice Is going to be heard hero
after represe nting the public In q place
where 1t has had mighty little repre-
scntation heretofore" Wiley asserted
The pure food champion expects to
hold a brief for the public Mt half n
score of important food and drug hear
inEs scheduled for the next few
months.
Charles +. Taft Confident
New Orleans. March 23-Charles p Taft
OF Cincinnati. brother OF Presidant Taft On
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Many Candidates Will Be Voted
On in Primary at
Petersburg.
CONVENTION OF LAYMEN
Interesting Program Announced,
Dam at Head of Harbor
Damaged.
Tim.s-Dispatch Bureau,
Bollingbrcok Street,
Tnle1hCra 1IpS

petersburg. Va, March 20.
The list OF entries for municipal Of
nces to be voted for In the Democratic
primary or April 2 was closed at noon
to-day The following is the full list
of candidates who FL notice with the
secretary Of the Democratic commit
tee and paid their assessment Zee:
For Mayor-George Cameron, Jr.. II.
Boiling Wilcox.
For Aldermen md Council.
First Ward: For Aldermen-Thomas
B. Mach,n, John e. Harreli, William e.
Moore; for counc!l-B. n. Keys. ]. 3.
McCulIoch. James ". Wells.
Second Ward: For Aldermen-Paul
Petit. II. l. Smith; for Council-wil-
liam r. McKenney. Joseph B. Price.
Third Ward: For Aldermnn-G. @
Wright; for Councii-R. NJ. Craddock
w. a. Totty.
Fourth Ward: For Aldermen-w. G..
Andrews: Fred Pitcher; for Council
w. T. Slaughter, ]. E. Young, DR.. J.
NJ Burks.
Fifth Ward: For Aldermen-P. Il.
Hawkins; for council-R. w. Wells, W.
"a Baxter, c, T. Williamson.
Sixth Ward: For Alderman-T. b.
Kidd; for Council-A. F. Young, w. R
Turner, Charles R Walsh
One Alderman and two Councilmen
are to be elected from each ward. Tho
be animated and int: esting because
OF the number Of candidates in the
field. The assessments against IL !,
candidates ara: For Mayor. $40 each;
for Board Of Aldermen and Council. SIS
each. which will pay all the expenses
of the primary.
Lnymcn'a Convention.
A convention of the lnymen OF the
churches In Petersburg and vicinity
viii be held In this city on April 9
and 10. which will be attended BY sew
eral hundred men. A banquet Will be
given on the evening of the first day
Among the speakers at the convention
will be p. Campbell White. OF New
York. general secretary OF the Lay
mems Missionary Movement of the
United States and Canada.
Dam Badly Broken.
The big stone dam built by the gov
eminent at the head OF the harbor
was badly damaged by tie recent
freshet. The central portion. embrac-
ing large section of the structure,
was washed out by the great pressure
of the water. the great stone blocks
some of them Weighing hundreds of
| pounds. being carried from their posi-
ton and rollsd into the harbor. The
| dam, though built many feet above
ordinary water, was never completed
by the government. II was not ce-
mented. and the food waters poured
over and through 1t. and possibly un-
derGnined It 1t was built to turn the
freshet water from the harbor into the
diversion channel.
United States Engineer Shirley Car
ter. who came to Petersburg ytster-
day to ascertain the damage caused
by the flood. gives assurance that the
dam will be rebuilt by the govern
ment
General News Notes
Petersburg Lodge OF Elks will hold
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South Richmond Bureau,
Tho Tin-s-DiIpatch.
,oso Hull Street,

Phone Madison i15.
Upon opening for eu-lne.s yesterday morn.
Ias II was discovered that some time during
the n!sht thieves had entered the saloon OF
u!!inaa EFoiheEs. 1914 HUI Street. and made
clean getaway with :he contents o, the
cash register A window IN the gear o. the
bEi!u!ns had been broken open with an axe
-; 'GF as could be asce-ta!ned nothing had
nten hioien except Ibor, t1o IN small cSangc
ister
As II the roeeer!es o: the saloon, O.. Vt.
seal at Eighth and Hull Streets and
Moore Brrke's at 2il7 Hull Street, which
maze occurred In tao last Two weeks no clue
10 The IDENTITY OF the thlet can be found
lie ncts With tho utmost eoldness showing
know!edse OF the beats % the police 4
call bo1 is within stones throw OF each
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p,,:E1cADED IN HUT.



Greensboro, y. g.. March GA special
train, carrying Gftctn policemen and spccini
railroad detectives. left hero nj o'cioci'
10. nish; to MD 81 tho CAPTURE OF Fuel Hair
ston, negro Desperate, WHO last night
shot and ;!tghti, wounded Southern Railway
Conductor Z. :. Holden Tho negro is sur-
rounded by a citizen posse. though feeling
is 40 intnusc In tho community against him
that tronh!o Is fca-ed.
The spoci7l train carried the officers 20
whore they were met by hacks
aad driven c!rht miles across country to q
hw' IN which iairitnn had barr!eadrd him-
self. y ta'cphonc message stated that no
cftor, wo,ia br made TO take tho negro be-
forn moEninc.
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G-i,n,fIl ant!feg.

EPISCOPAL
ST. pAuf;s y. y. CHUncfr-REv. w
RUSSELL. BOWIE, rector. Rev, HENRY
=. MANNlNG. assistant. piv!nc service AZ
II 4. NJ. and l.. NJ Fishers Will. gladly
show visitors and strangers TO seats. sun
day school al 9:i5 *. NJ.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH. tEREcTED 1914
on s!to OF Theatre burned 1911. broad Street
below Twelfthl-serv!ces at II a. 81. and 5
p NJ
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Snow Records Broken.

Kansas CITY. Mo. March 2s.-snow records
for the year were broken by storm that
prevailed here to-day and promised to con
time tonight At dark fifteen Inches OF
snow had fallen, and the local torecaster
said five inchcs more would fall before the
storm abatcd.
The storm is general over Northern Mis-
souri,. Kansas and in tho southern portions
OF Iowa and Nebraska.
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route to his home from Texas. expressed
the belief here to-day that the President
would get the Republican vote OF Texas ana
Ohio Mr., Taft who left .o- Cincinnati to-
night said that his trip TO the south had
no connection with nol!tlcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

celebration to be held here July 4.
The committee Is making arrange
ments for the occasion on an elabor-
ate scale. and the event this year will
eclipse any ever held in Salisbury
Funds are already IN hand to guar
antee the success OF the day, Including
a large amount to be given I'm prizes
OF various kinds
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Col. Leo Acrcr.- tnvitntion.

[Snccial % The 'FImes- Dlspatch.l
Salisbury. y. G.. March 23--Thr
Tou-ts Of July Celebration Committee
for Salisbury has an acceptance from
Colonel Robert T. Ire, OF Washing
ton CITY. to deliver the address 1T the
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DROWNED In OHIO Riycr.

Wheeling. ". Va. March o3.--While
abottng In the Ohio River ten mlles
south OF here this afternoon. John
Virgins. an official OF the Big Run
Coal Company, ana Mike Kronakl. q,
minor. wcrc drowned. N