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4 THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATURDAY JUNE 15 1907 BARR TAKES CHARGE CHARGEXew Xew Director Assumes ssulnes Man Management Managclucllt Jaiiagerndnt agement of Exposition ExpositionCHOSEN EXIJOsitiollCHOSEN ExpositioiiCHOSEN CHOSEN BY NORFOLK BANKERS BANKERSFormer BANKERSForml BANKERSForme Former President of Scnuonril Senbonrcl Air AirLine lr lrLine tlrLine Line Now XO UOH ReRI Heml of JnmcMtovrn JnmcMtovrnFair JamctownFnlrnellc JaneiiorrnFairBefleved Fair Fnlrnellc FairBefleved Believed ccl Administration Will WillDe WillBe Ul UlDl De Along Mite of Retrenchment in inExpenses InExpe1llcsn InEpenseflcignatlozi Expenses Expe1llcsn Epenseflcignatlozi Resignations Bxpcctcd BxpcctcdS Rl1lcctcdEtcial Etcial cul if Th The Waahiaftea Herald HeraldNorfolk lIIraJ4Xorfolk llnsi llnsiNorfolk Norfolk Vs VL June KJames Barr Barrfarmer Btirrfrmrr Barrrrrner farmer president of the Seaboard Air AirLine Airlm AirI Line lm I Railway who was selected as the therxtcutive theHlcuthe theFIPCUtIve rxtcutive head of the Jamestown Bxpod Bxpodtrn Expoeltin tt tin Company today assumed the man mani mang mangrent i grent grentMr nent nentMr ent entIr Mr Ir Barr is the real head of the expoei expoeitin expo axpoelL lti ti tin In the event of any disagreement disagreementn the part of Mr Barr Jiarrand and the board of ofgovernors ofg ofg governors nrnora as a a body bod the disputed quell questins quelltng quoetifls tins are to be referred to an advisory advisoryrcmmittee aclvIIorypmmlttee dYIPOI7ernmlttee rcmmittee of Norfolk bankers bankerso banke compclll8d compclll8dof of Caldwell Hardy Col Walter Tay Tayr Taylr Tay1r lr and Moss who will willfinally JJU8 JJU8flna11y pe peIlnafly finally upon them themMr themIr themMr Mr Ir Barr was wa selected for the position IUon by bythe bt byth the th said ald committee commttt of bankers It is an anticipated antfipttcd antpated ticipated that his administration will be beparticularly beertlcuJarly berrtIu1arly particularly along the line of retrench retrenchment retrenchmpnt retrenchrnpnt ment in expenses and there is already alreadytalk alradrtalk alredytalk talk rof resignations tlons of exposition upc em employ emIoy emTiyr ploy Tiyr high and low lowColonial 1011Colonial lowColonial Colonial Warn RrH Day DayTjlny Dn DnT Dey1iy Tjlny Ity was observed at the exposition expositionE5 expositionocety 6 E5 Society ocJety of Colonial Wars Day and andt and11e 11e re were appropriate exercises in the theAvuHorium theAjtor1un I IllIorlum AvuHorium llIorlum Two hundred delegates from fromth fromt th Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias Pythiasf If Xorth Carolina just adjourned at atESizpbeth atEzP atEznhtli ESizpbeth EzP lth City arrived here today toda and andth andt th by was as also a Pythian day at the theixrcsitlon tbel thexprs1tion ixrcsitlon ixrcsitlonThe xprsitlonTLE xprs1tionne The National 1t10na1 Editorial Association to totiny toJl toe1d tiny Jl held e1d Td its concluding session BVnr BYrn Bof Vnr Yrn of North Carolina being elected electedf SkCtedtJ 1 tJ nrw national president The editors editors1trr editorsl editors1ter 1trr tf left eft on special iecIal I cars for Cape Henry Henryvtre HenryWLf Henryr WLf vtre they enjoyed an oldtime Virginia Ylrpnlall1nl Virginiaclamt VirginiaiimIa1e clamt iimIa1e iimIa1ePocaheitlas ale alePocHhonlj al EPOlRhOllhuc PocHhonlj Hell II Dedicated DedicatedThp lelIcatclni Thp ni 11 Pocahontas bell cast from metal metalfr metalfr metalf fr historic relics UC8 donated by America Americathroughout Americana Americanat Americaosrghont throughout rghont lut the country will be formally formallylntfd formall formall1tl formallyt1 lntfd 1tl t1 In the Kentucky Building to torrw to1w tor rrw The Th bell was cast at the Mc Mct let Mcn TIP I3ell Foundry in Baltimore BaltimoreLYSCKBTJRS BIltlm BaltimoreLYNCHB1ThW re reLYNCHi1JltG LYSCKBTJRS HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOLTwentyseven SCHOOLTTlntItcx SCHOOLTweniyacca Twentyseven GrrarfHRtei Itccclve ItccclveDiploma UccclTeDllllontRI IteccireDIIIOmRM Diploma at Commencement Commencementfi fi 1 1 The TI Waahfawton Wuh ioo Herald HeraldLyrhhiirg HeraldL BasilLy Lyrhhiirg Ly 1rohh hhr lrg Va June 11 ItThe The coin convnvvm eomm coinr1 nvvm rmnt nt of the Lynchburg High School Schoolr 1 ce this evening at the Academy Academycf cf Musi i the theater being crowded to Its ItsI itsDr I ors I Dr A Barr the new rector of ofSf ofPa1s ff Sf Prvis Episcopal Church Church delivered lIvered the theThe thebo bo 1 The graduates were wereI wereH wereWcnd I hrris ris Wocdaon Wcnd pn prietirut nt MawJ Joarphtoa Joarphtoaw cuein cueinL 1 i no president Henry Bocock Glaus GJa Gr aeac aeacr IfCftor tl 1 1 tr trq5 trier yrer Mary Dmb taJedirtorUa Jo Jor Jof JoI MrCamn ramB Hanr lisrr A McCanJer Jle Jcoy Alvin MEmilv Bq 0 Emilv Emil jfl Pag Pale Ambler Grace Helen Browne BrowneRtcHnfhaia BrowDeIhc Broeiie1Bwiasiusis RtcHnfhaia Ihc Ruth Cabefl Ecator psIp Kate Kater KJote1oon4I KitsEiIrr EiinotMls EiIrr Maigam pit Harper Fortune Kran Kranarvn YJu1f Yanri arvn 1f ri Irwta 11111 Star Burley JOIn Lava jv jvtrrkia hI JeI I trrkia rki Sties MeLanfWa Lose War WarInrt WarI war warID I ID Inrt rf Vvateia iini Ixkett Ptanfcrtt Mary Vie VirrivtTJer Vier 1 rivtTJer I nr JuBa Fletdter Mocker Ktbel Let Letkrv LltrJjoll Lees rJjoll krv Minnie Bobtrta Woodwn Stand eed Ui Ul i 11 Luia Lu Uillard Offterdiaier set Lauds eraM eraMCROPS JVsnt JVsntCROPS YtaakCROPS CROPS BADLY DAMAGED DAMAGEDVesern DAJtrAGEDCS DAMAGED1Vcsern Vesern CS lrn MHrylaml fa rlaxtl Partners Com Complain Complain Cornjilnin plain About bout LKHHual Weather WeatherTi cnther cntherTil 3 Tlis Til Ti Waihimton Herald HeraldITTg HlIaldnJft0n Heraldrhgretown ITTg nJft0n rPtown Md June 14 HAccording According tu tuit tItmnts tiit it Itmnts mt ri rts made by farmers far crop condl condlF rondIthis i this section of the State are seri sericy serfY aertI cy endangered by the unusually cool coolT 1 weather eather The growing crops croproifJy cropsia 7 iniy ia fly wheat are suffering from the thennd thend 1 nnd nd cold weather The wheat crop cropVrt cropat 1 Vrt at its stage eti when it needs sun to toop toInp toi i Inp op the heads headsIr Ir I feared that the prospective large largesil larwer1 largeof sil of wheat wh at will be materially reduced reducedt prs pIsf prsent nt weather continues The Therr Tbef Thetp rr rp also is feeling the effect of the thend thenr ther nd vet et The grass crops cro are serf sertr serftarded rI rIoj oj tnrdei In growth and all kinds of ofiftnl oftc ofV iftnl tc are affected affectedKIontKomery affect affectedMontgomery dJlontK Montgomery JlontK lRer Crop Affcotetl Affcotetlr llTeoteilThe The I WaabJnatim Whhi Herald HeraldKv HaaJdkm HeraldkviIle Kv kville km Md June 14 HThe The unseason unseasonv ulUNAsonJthpr a aeathr cath Jthpr of the last week has east a a1njrr 1njrr 1 1 nr over Ir the farmers of this section sectionI secUonA sectionerwing A I er Ir0ing wing crops are very VCT er backward backwardf I arly corn which come up badly badlyn 1 hardly be seen In the row It Itr Itr Itary Rary ary for some of the farmers farmersi i rTiint 1 I runt lnt their entire crop The cool coolvt coolr 1 vt weather has given the grass a at at at Viik 1 1d and the farmers my the late lateP later i I will be very short The potato potatop I I the only one that is making a aL aco aI co I nrp nIarnne arance and It is feared tMt thatwill tMtEr tMtr Er will be more vines than potatoes potatoesi potatoesAl Al i i vogetatlon getatlon aton and fruits are at least leastl a ar ath nh th behind time in their growth An Anr Atsa Asa a Jrlu nraunce nce of these conditions there thereB thereis is rorsidrable stagnation In business of ofll oCaI ofLil aI Lil ll kinds kindsMISS kIndsMISS kindsMISS MISS EDNA JCULLINIX WEDS WEDSFrederick WEDSFrellerllk WEDSFrederick Frederick City It Uellc helm Bdcome1 come 3Irs 3IrsDnvld JlrlDRJtl lrs lrsDttIJ Dnvld rKarkejv rKarkejvfr MarkeyThe arJe arJef fr The WtshfaftoB 1iDItOft Herald HeraldFrrrlerlck BtnI4Fnlerclt HeraldFrderck Frrrlerlck Md June 14 1 14MIss Miss Edna EdnaMuiilnlx Ednaliilnix EdnaMi1ni Muiilnlx daughter of Mr and Mrs MrsL IrsLrrnzD MrsLrvnz LrrnzD rrnzr Mulllnlx uIiinix and Capt David DavidJ DavidJdn Jdn hn Markey of Company A First Hegi HegirutTit Re ReTifM Regin rutTit ent Maryland National Guard were werenrri warejrrjc ere ere1rrjllj jrrjc nrri 1rrjllj I yesterday by Rev A Gill at attft alL atth tft Methodist tlJodlllt Episcopal church churchMr churchMr Mr 11 Wiflnrd Markey of Washington Dwas Dwas DI was best man and the ushers were wereM wereMerg 8re 8relr Merg lr rs John Hotter Frank 1 New Newnan Ne Neqn NewtV nan Harry Haller and Guy Mot Motter lott Motte ter te The bridesmaids brlde maldtl were Misses Iaes Elinor ElinorJNIarkoy Elinorark ElinorMarky JNIarkoy ark sister ilter of the groom Ruth Mul Muliinix XullX Mui1x iinix sister I 1s tpr of the bride Jessie Goodell Goodellprd GoodellpTd GoodefiS prd rd Marie I rje Senseney Sen eney of Westminster Westmln ter and andthe andthi andth the th maid of honor Miss Helen MulHnix MulHnixsistrr XulltnJx13strr J4ullInlxsstr sistrr of the bride brideVictors brideYlctor brideVictors Victors Welcomed Home Homeperal Homel Ilozncaet peral aet The Washington Herald HeraldHigerstown HenI4Ulgfltown HeraldHagerstown Higerstown Md June 14 14Hacerstowft 14Hacerstowftfiremen 14HagerstownIiremen Hagerstown Hagerstownfiremen firemen who were victorious In the hose hosereel hoaer hosereel reel 1 and hookandladder truck contests contestsat at Annapolis today were Inn a royal royalw royalwkm royalwelcOme welcOme lc me upon their arrival home to torght tor torgt rght ght A crowd of several thousand peo peohad peor penp1 p1 had gathered at the Baltimore and andIhio andI Ihio I hll station ta when wb the train arrived Red Redi RMi Bedighe i i ighe rhfs if vrr erre rr burned and rockets were die dist diefl2red harmed along the route of the parade in inTv Inwh Ini Tv wh i i the entire fire department and andrvrn andl rvrn 11 citizens tlzens participated parUclpa ted At A the con conn conof on ont of the parade speeches were weremnrt wered mnrt 1 and in refreshments served at the thethe thet theS nf the Antietam company and the theJri theJ Jri 1 rr ir company companyThrough companyThrough companyThrough Through Service Inaugurated Inauguratedv4 v4 to The Waamtastom Itealft ItealftNorfolk JIenorfoJk Ileral IleralNorfolk Norfolk orfoJk Va June 14 14Tbe The lines of the theNorfolk theX0rflk theort1k Norfolk ort1k and Southern Railway between betweenNorfolk bet1eennr betweenorlk Norfolk nr orlk lk and Newbern having been beenrp beenrrptpd beenrpeted rrptpd rp tPd a through rail passenger paMen acre servb acrejr jr hp veen those cities will be inaugu inaugutM lnau lnaut Inaugutc1 tM Monday This i Is the first firsttlrr firsttjnqrh firstirrgh tlrr tjnqrh jrh rail connection between Norfolk Norfolkze 1 iTge he prosperous section of North NorthJ 1 COMMENCEMENT CO AT LAUREL LATJRELIIIjjli LAURELIIIJh LAURELhigh IIIjjli School Graduates Receive ReceiveTheir RcceheTheir RccclreTheir Their Diplomas Diplomasaptcal DIIlomn9pecia1 Diplomasto aptcal to The Waihtagton WIS Hr herald lltraJdLau heraldLaurel ld ldLaurel Laurel Lau Md Juno 1J HThe The commence commencement commencement conunencemeat ment exercises exerc of the Laurel Laur 1 High School Schoolof ScbooloC Schoolof of which Prof looser er I Manning is prin principal prinelaI principal cipal were held in the Academy of Music Musicthte MaelethW Musicthis this evening NMln A very e1 large audience com composed eompo cornposed posed of relatives and friends of the grad graduates sraduates graduates uates was present Miss Josephine Jo Wit Wllsoa WIIeon Witeon eon was wa valedictorian while hlle the presen presentation pr8llentaUon presentatlon tation of diplomas was made by Charles CharlesH Stanley Those who received their theirdiplomas theirdiplomas theirdiplomas diplomas of graduation were wereMis were111I Mis 41 Margaret Wham llfcce Gots GIJIa Cw theaii theaiiI Ur UrMto Mto I Sown Cwmnttltr Cb cbrIe riw 8unter Jr and andT aliiT adT Susan Marital Laurel rrt Mt I JwepHfae WO WOm WD10ft WUi i Itiuee Geotft County Mltond Weld deb llwnwd llwnwdCoontr ll ilewudCoiaty nrd nrdCcIIrntr Coontr Ho Hoer JicOwgor ItttUfflfc MA Ld Edith EdiUiFtotWmbam EdkklrotI EdithFroththibam FtotWmbam and EliaUth hinter Loortl LoortlThe La LaThe LaerIThe The fourth annual convention of the theAlumni tbe4lumnl theAlumni Alumni Association A was held last even evening evenIDI evenIng ing followed by a banquet A very large largeaudience hu huaudieDee laigeaudience audience was wa present Addresses were weremade weremade weremade made by James Boss Jr Prof Roger RogerI I Manning unlnS Charles II Stanley Stanl4 Rev Re An Andrew Andrew Andrew drew Reid I Bird Lee Gilbert and andGeorge andGeore andGeorge George McCeney McCeneyOLDEST lcCeneyOLDEST MeCeneyOLDEST OLDEST INHABITANT DIES DIESMichael DIESJIIchnel DIESMichael Michael Miller ISxpiren Suddenly nt ntIlls ht htHIM ii iiJJi Ills JJi Home In IInier IJr1Jcrlitowu IJr1JcrlitowuItpfdal lingerstosruUal towu towuSpKfel SpKfel te Th The WMhhuiton IlcnM IlcnMI ll lieshLhhagerstown alcL alcLlIaprstown I Hagerstown June 14Mtehaet Miller Millera nner nnera a wealthy resident nt of this city ninetylive ninetyliveyears nlnetyIIe1i ninetyfiveyears years 1i of age as fell over on arising this thismorning thismornlq thismorning morning and died instantly He was born bornin bornIn bornIn in 1112 111 in this county countyDuring countyDuring I IDurlq During the battle of Antletam his farm farmI tarmnear farmnear I near Sharpsburg Sbarp burg was the center nter of the theconillct thecon theconflict conflict con let and many wounded soldiers soldierssought IIOldlerslO soldierssought sought lO bt shelter beltr in his house and barn barnMr lNLrnlr barnMr Mr Miller had lived in this city twenty twentyseven twtyBeven twentyseven seven years ears and was wa one of the organ organisers organI organisers isers I rs and a director of the Second Na National National Naflorist tional Bank Four children one of whom whomIs whomIII whomIs Is Mrs Thomas Richard of this city citysurvive eUysurvtve citysurvive survive him himSEARCH himSEARCH himSBARII SEARCH SEWERS FOR CHILD CHILDPolice CHILDPolioe OHILDPolice Police and Street Gang on Fruitless FruitlessHunt FruitlessHunt PruitlessHunt Hunt for Missing Boy BoyFonr BoyPonr BoyFour Four Men MnUn Mnld Inlc Perilous Under Underground Unltcrground tlzittcrgrOiiiti ground Journey Journe Through Thron Deadly DcnillyGnncfi DendlyGncPl DeadlyGases Gases on Colored Girl Girl Alnrm AlnrmSpecial AlnrmIpecIal tlarrn5al Special toTto te The Waattngtoa Wth oa Herald HeraldBaltimore LBaltimore HeraldBaltimore Baltimore Md June Jun MThe cry that thata a threeyearold child had fallen Into the themonth themoutb themouth month of a fireWot rainwater sewer at attracted attracted attracted tracted a crowd of 20CI OCI persons whom whomthe whomthe whomthe the police reserves raerv had to disperse at atPennsylvania atPeanqtIuda atPeniisylranla Pennsylvania avetoe and Dolphin streM streMtonight a atonltrht etrettonight tonight tonightThe tonltrhtThe tonightThe The first alarm was given by a colored coloredglrL roloredairt coloredgirl girl who said she Jll bad seen the child die disappear die dieappear dieappear appear from the edge of the street It gutter gutterand atterand guttermu and mu under the big Iron plating in the thepavement thepavement thepvement pavement that covers the sewer opening openingJ 1 0 Benson who keeps a grocery at atthe atthe atthe the corner mentioned looked Into the thesewer thellewer thesewer sewer and reported that be saw a achilds achllds achllda childs footprint In the mire This added addedto cIedto addedto to the excitement and Iron bars were weresoon we we110OI1 weresoon soon being used to wrench off the sewer sewermouth Mwermouth sewermouth mouth covering and men and women womenrushed womenrushed fI1enrushed rushed frantically about in the surging surgingcrowd lut5lngerowd surgingcrowd crowd looking for their young ones onesThe 01HiThe onesThe The police called out a gang 8n of men menof menof menof of the streetcleaning department and andwhile andwhUe andwhile while all the reserves at the Northwestern Northwesternpolice XorthternpoUce Northwesternpollee police station were scattering the crowd crowdfour crowdfour crowdfour four employee emplor of the city clt entered tered the theI theRwer thesewer I sewer walking in a crouching crouchln position positionwith poetUonwltb poelilonwith with lighted JI hted candles candl for squares under underthe underthe underthe the beds bed of the streets Every now and andthen andthen andthen then they th came to the surface for fresh freshair frelhair freshair air and a respite plte from the deadly gases gasesThe sThe gasPsThe The men men worked their way across the thecity theclty thecity city to German and Penn streets st ets a dis distance dllItance dlitance tance of two miles when they gave up upthe uptbe upthe the hunt without finding a trace of the theboy th thboy theboy boy The sewer leads into the Patapeco PatapacoRiver PatapecoRlnr PatapecoRiver River RiverIf RlnrIC RiverIf If a child was or wait not In the sewer sewerIs seweris Is doubtful No children arc reported to toI tothe tothe I the police as missing but the four would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe be rescuers had the trip of their lives livesTEAVELESS JivesTRAVELERS livesTRAVELERS TRAVELERS ELECT OFFICERS OFFICEHSUnited OFFIOERSCnltecl OFFICERStiilted United Commercial Knight nlghtlll of ic the theIlnad theltoznl Ilnad in Session SessionPortsmouth SC SessionPortsmouth lin linPortsmouth Portsmouth Va June HThe The United UnitedCommercial inItedCommercial aUeci aUeciCommerclat Commercial Travelers of the jurisdiction jurisdictionIncluding JuzitMlletionIncluding jutlsdlctionincluding Including Virginia Maryland West Vir Virginia Vlrpnla 1r 1rginha ginia Kentucky and the District Dl trtct of Co Columbia Columbia Celumbia lumbia in eleventh annual session at the theJamestown theJamestown theJamestown Jamestown Exposition Expo lUon today elected the thefollowing thefollowing thefollowing following officers officersW offleenlE Consell Charleston Charle ton Va Vagrand Vagrand yggrand grand councilor Sheppard Rich Richmond Richmond Richmood mond Va grand junior councilor OHichle OBiehle 0lichIe Hichle Parkersburg Va past grand grandcouncilor lrandcouncilor grandcouncilor councilor George Drown Lexington LexingtonKy LexingtonKy LexingtonKy Ky grand secretary for the twelfth twelfthterm leUthterm twelfthterm term Fishburn Roanoke Vs Vsgrand VaIfrand Vsgrand grand treasurer Woody Bluefleld BluefleldW Blue ld ldW Va grand conductor Brown BrownLexington DrownLexington BrownLexington Lexington Ky grand page and HThornburg HThornburg 11Thornburg Thornburg Huntington Va grand grandsentinel grandStntlneL grandsentineL sentinel sentinelGrand StntlneLGrand sentineLGrand Grand executive committee commltteet Reed ReedCovlngton ReedCovington ReedCovlngton Covlngton Ky two years Tren Trenary Trenary Trenary ary Hagerstown Hager town Md two years WGilbert WGilbert WGilbert Gilbert Lynchburg Va one year and andW andW andw Is Fontshaueer Harrisonburg Va VaThe Va VaThe VsThe The following were elected to grand brandcouncil grandcouncil sraftdcouncil council Gilbert Brown TShepnard TSbePfMlrd TSheppard Sheppard 1 Fishburn Phelps EO KO Hichle Purnell George FBrown FBron FBrown Brown Cuni Morgan CHarvey CHarftY CHarvey Harvey Alternates Greathead Greatheadand GIMtbedand Greatheadand and Carney CarneyII Carne CarneII CarneyIL II IL Illoxton Dead IendHpecial Dencl8pedal Deadt4ai Hpecial to The Waahtecton Herald HeraldLynchburg HenldLynehbuls HeraldLynchburg Lynchburg Va June 14 ItH II Blox Bloxton Bloxton Bloxton ton for a number of years rs assistant assistantmanager usI8tantmanager assistantmanager manager of the local branch of the Bur Burroughs BulroUlU Burcoughs roughs Adding Addln Machine Company died diedlast diedlut tilediaat last night Mr Bloxton was fortyone fortyoneyears forto fortyoneyears 8 8years years of age and Is survived by his wife wifeand wICeand wifeand and three children Hilda 11114 Howard and andRobert AndRobert andRobert Robert In addition there ther are the follow following followIng followleg ing brothers and sisters llIt rs Mrs San Sanford Sanford Sanford ford of Washington Wuhln ton Charles Bloxton Bloxtonof of Appomattox and Bloxton also alsoof alsoot alsoof of this city Mr Ir Bloxton loxton was a member memberof of the Hll II City Lodge A ft A and andef andof andof of the Lynchburg Lodge of PCommencement PCommcnccmcnt PCoiiiiiieitcnient Commencement nt St Jnines JninesSpecial Jnm ininesto II IISptdal Special to Die hi Washington Ww UenU UenUHagerstown 11enIaHqentown hleedaIlagerstown Hagerstown Md June 14 HRII Rev Dr DrGeorge DrGMrge DrGeorge George Calvert Carter rector of SU St An Andrews Andr Andrew drews dr drew Church Washington and an alum alumnus alumnWl alumflue flue of St St James was the principal principalspeaker principalpeaker principalsiicaker speaker at the commencement exercises exercisesthis exercllle1Jthis exercisesthis this afternoon at St James School this thiscounty thiscounty thiscounty county Rev Walter Mitchell of Wash Washington WuhIngton aeh aehIngton ington officiated at the final celebration celebrationof of the holy hol communion Davis Roichard Roichardof of Falrplay Md was R8 the valedictorian valedictorianTame valedletorlanTnmelll valedictorianTnmee Tame River Threatens ThreatensSpecial Tl1renten5tJce ThreatensSpecial Special 1 to The Waibicgton Wat iqtoa HfcnM HfcnMLynchburg lIraJc1Lnehbug lltvaidLynchbug Lynchburg Va June 14 HThere There is a aconsiderable acon8lderable aconsiderable considerable freshet in the James Jbi River Rlvortonight Rh Rivertonight rtonilat tonight the water having reached a stage stageof stageof eof of fourteen tourt feet with a prospect of going goingto I to eighteen feet by morning This is I the thedanger thedanger thedanger danger stage and It has not been that thathigh thathigh thathigh high for or five years yearsAlways yetrcAlways en enI Always the theSame theSameTharps Same SameTharps Sam SamTharps I Tharps Pure PureBerkeley PureBerkeley Berkeley le lettinl Eye 612 St Phone Main 1141 1141fcptcial 1141bitcial fcptcial ttinl Private Deliver Dehv Dehvcrj rl MEISOFALEXAPRIA MEISOFALEXAPRIAMiss NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA ALEXANDRIAMiss Miss 3Iamie Bayliss Swal Swallows Swallows Swallows lows Carbolic Acid AcidLABOR AcidLABOR AcidLABOR LABOR UNION MEN TO CONFER CONFERCommittee CONFERCommittee CONTERCommittee Committee of Alexandria Trades TradesConncil Trndellponncll TradesConucil ponncll Conncil Will 111 cnn Upon Superin Superintendent SUIerlntendcnt SUICr1fltendent tendent Colrln to Adjust Griev Grievances Grlc Grlcnnces Grievnacca ances of Washington nllhlngtol1 Alexandria Alexandriannd Alexandriaand lcxnuclrlnnor and nor Mount Vernon Riitlvrny Rnlhn Men MenWASHINGTON JIcl1ImXGTO MciiWASHINGTON WASHINGTON ImXGTO HKKALJ BUREAU BUREAUBeU BVRU1SeIl BLIttUhell hell Telephone 1U UIOceise Corner erf Prtaee sod ROSS StiNts StrMtaAlexandria IrHU1uKndrta StiNtsAlexandria I Alexandria Va June 14 140 A report port that thatMtss thatM thatMba Mba Mantle Baylls eighteen years of ofage ofI ofage age residing retdln at 819 1S South Alfred street streethad atreethad streethad I had attempted to commit auicde by taking takingcarbolic takingcarbOlic takingcatholic carbolic acid this th afternoon was Investi Investigated InveeUIrpted inveatigated gated by Officer Garvey who ascertained ascertainedthat ascertainedthat ascertainedthat Irpted that the young woman had swallowed ntallowedIn a asmall asmall small In amount lInt of the poison apparently apparentlywithout apptarenUywithout apparentlywithout without serious effect ct The omoer otfloer says saysthat saysthat ys ysthat that she admitted that she be had taken takensome tak takensome nIIOIDe some of the add and declared the regret regretthat reret reretthat regretthat that she he had not succeeded in her pur purpose purpoM purpose pose She asserted the intention of taking takingmore takln taklnmore takingmore more of the poison Her father Albert AlbertItayllBs AlbertJlaylias Ibert IbertDayU ItayllBs DayU with whom she resides told toldOiBcer loldO toldOLhcer OiBcer lcer Oarvey Ganoe that he had appeared In Intime Intime intime time to prevent prev nt his daughter dau bter from drink drinkIng drinkIng drinklag Ing all of tb the contents of the bottle and andhad andhad andhad had used home remedies at once What WhatInduced WhatIndUCfd WhatInduced Induced Miss Baylias to make the attempt attemptat at selfdestruction hi not known On but It Itis ItlIuPpolKd Itis is supposed that she he had been I suffering sufferingfer tlutrerlngfor aufferingfor for some time thu from eons despondency despondencySeminarian de8pOndencySmUll1l1rhlnM despondencySeziinnriitiislo Seminarian Seziinnriitiislo to Graduate GraduateThe GrnduateThe GraduateThe The programme of exercises ex rclaea for the theannual theannuaJ theannual annual commencement at the Episcopal EpiscopalTheological Brd8eopalTbeolOClcal Bg4cepalTheological Theological Seminary of Virginia will willopen willopen 1n 1nopen open Wednesday WfdneIda evening with 1tb an address addressbefore addl81before addressbefore before the Students Missionary Society Societyby 90eletyby Societyby by Rev Dr Jules Provost Graduation Graduationexercises GraduationexercWeti Graduationexercises exercises will be held 1I ld Thursday morning morningwhen mo morningwhen nlnl nlnlwhen when essays et88 will be read ad by members of ofthe othe ofthe the senior class clan lass and diplomas and certifi certificates cerU cerUstet certltlcites stet will be conferred by Bishop Robert RobertA A Gibson president of the board of oftrustees ortnMrteea oftrustees trustees of the institution At the thenual an annual anneal nual alumni meeting meettn In the afternoon afternoonRev att afternoonRev rnoon rnoonRev Rev Goodwin of Fairfax will read readan readan cI cIan an essay The ordination sermon rmon Friday Fridaymorning Frldaymorning Fridaymorning morning will be delivered by Rev Dr DrA DrA DrA A Kinsolving The following fol1oAln are th thmembers the tbfmember themembers members of the senior nlor class cia Robert RobertEvan RobertEvalUl RobertEvans Evan Browning Brownln James Janl Other Buskie BuskieWilliam BuekleWlUlam BuskieWilliam William Wesley I Doup Alexander Stuart StuartGibson StuartGiMon StuartGibson Gibson Robert Albert Grieser GrI Ivan Mar larIIhan Marshall jshall shall Green et Lewis Carter arter Harrison James JamesJoyner Jam JamJoyn Jamesioyner Joyner Joyn David Henry Lewis Myron Barj Barjraud Bar Bariand jrand rand Marshall Wiley Roy Mason William WilliamGibson WilliamGibson I IGlbeon Gibson Pendleton Thomas Lowry Sin 8Inlalr Sindale jclalr dale lalr Lorenw Davenport Vaughan and andMilton andMilton aadl Milton Rhorer Worrhan WorrhanUnion WonhanUntoit orchan orchanUnion Union Men Jletl1 to Confer ConferA I A committee from the Alexandria AlexandriaTrades AlexandriaTrades Trades Council will go to Washington Wuhln WashingtonSunday ton I I I Itee Sunday at noon to unite with a commit committee committee tee from the Central Labor Union of ofWashington ofWhlDgton ofWamblngton Washington in a conference with Supt JCohrm JIn JColvin Cohrm In of the Washington Alexandria Alexandriaand Alexandriaand Alexandriaand and Mount Vernon YemonRallway Railway Company in inan Inan Inan an effort to adjust the trouble between betweenthe betweenthe betweenthe the company and the recently organised organisedlocal orpnlleclloeal organisedlocal local union of electric railway employee employesgrowing em emInNlnc employeegrowing growing out of the dismissal of several severalmembers tlneratmflmben severalmembers members of the union by the company companyThe companyThe companyThe The members of the Alexandria commit committee committee committee tee will be Councilman John Harrison HarrisonJoseph Harrn HarrnJopb HarrisonJoseph Joseph Jopb Edwards Edwar Prettyraan PrettyraanThomas PretTan PretTanThom PrettymanThomas Thomas Thom lufb llulflsh and an Cleveland Clnel It Itis I ItIi is i stated at that in the past few fe weeks the thecompany thecompany company cmpny has discharged dihre twentythree twentythreeemployes twentythrsemployee tyt tytepl employee epl who are ar re members membI of the te union unionSeveral un unionSeveral Several 1 of these th are a officers of the or organization organixation ganization plztiOn and an a number num of them thm hare harebeen hve hveben havebeen been ben In the service ervle of the road rd for tO several severalyears Mel Melea severalyears years ea Wins 11 Special Certificate CertificateAt CertlicRte CertlicRtethe At the thirtyseventh thlrtynth annual anul commence commencement commenceinent ment mea exercises Utorc of Potomac Pot Academy for forBoys forHys forBoys Boys Hys of which hleh Dr John JohS JohnS Blackburn Blckbu to toprincipal iiprincipal principal prncp held hed this morning Jrnln in the school schoolrooms schoolmoms rooms rm on North Washington Wablston street streetdiplomas 8rt 8rtdiploms streetdiplomas diplomas diploms were ere issued tM to Warren Warn WarnFlrenC MFlorence MFlorence Florence FlrenC of Fairfax Fairax County Cty and an JHarry JHarry JHarry Harry CaLls Cat jr of West End Ed The Theformer Theformer former fone wag ws given hen a special lal certificate CrW for forhaving torhVIDI forhaving having hVIDI received recdve certificates certlfte la alt of his hisstudies hisstudies studies Itul with wth no demerits demeritsThe dlrit dlritTbe demeritsThe The funeral tnm of Mrs Mary ar Dodd whose whosedeath whosedeath dth death occurred ourr Wednesday eney evening eveng was washeld wal washeld held hld this tht afternoon aCeo from her br late lte home homelz 212 lz Queen QUe street Itr The Te services were rc con conducted conducted ducted ducte by Rev Re Dr Fisher Ftbr of the theFirst theFirst First FN Baptist Bptit Church Curcb and ao the interment intermentwas bllrment bllrmentm Intermentwas was made in Bethel Bthel Cemetery CemeteryA Cemtw CemtwA A fraternal rrternal visit vt to Alexandria Alxnr Council CouncilJunior CounetlJU1or CouncilJuplor Junior JU1or Juplor Order Orde United Unied American Amdca Mechanics Mechanicswas lechnicawas eblc was ll paid Ji last evening by Past State StateCouncilor Stte StteCouncior StateCouncihor Councilor Councior Bouton Buton of Vienna ViennaVa Yln YlnVa ViennaVs Va Va and ad State Vice Vi Councilor Thomas ThomasChauncey ThomasChauncey Chuncey Chauncey of this thi city cityWilliam cty ctyWIlam cityWilliam William WIlam Wood became bal suddenly su ill illon I illon on King KIn street stret this afternoon afen and aD was ws re removed removed moved move to his rn residence 200 2 North Noth Colum Columbus Cum Cumw Columboa bus street where he received meukal tention stret whre reev m1 at attention attention attention COTTON MEN MN CONFER CONFERObject CONER CONEROhJcct CONFERObject Object to Arbitrary Arhlrnr Rules ule of XC XCorl Xcw Xcwlock civ civYork York orl Cotton Coton Exchange ExchangeBfMdal Ibchnn IbchnnII Exehinngebpeclal BfMdal II to The Tl Waahtagton Wa BraId liemldAsheville BraIdAsheville a Asheville Ashevle June Jun 1 4A A meeting mU of ofcotton ofcoton ofcotton cotton coton men me representing reprtng the Cotton Cott Man Manufacturing Manufacturing Ian IanuCacturinK ufacturing Association AIlUon the Southeastern SoutheasternCotton Sutheastern SutheasternCotton SoutheasternCotton Cotton Buyers Buyen Association Alaton the Cotton CottonManufacturing Cott CottonManufacturing Manufacturing llauCactunng Association A8iton and the South SouthCarolina Suth SuthCarolna SouthCarolina Carolina Carolna Cotton Manufacturing anufaturng Company Companythe Compny Compnythe Companythe the last Jt named nam of which is in convention conventionhere cnveUon cnveUonhere consentionhere here was held hed today tday for the purpose purse of ofconferring orconfering ofconferring conferring confering upon upn the tht following follwIng matters mattersFirst mater mattcrFirstShall llrsthl FirstShall First Shall the mills mlll pay 3 per cent centtariff cet cettarl centtariff tariff tarl on compressed cmpre cotton cton It was wasagreed wal walagre wasagreed agreed agre not to pay PY this thl amount amountSecond amunt amuntSeondShan amountSecondShall Second SeondShan SecondShall Shall the mills mil accept aeept bills bis of oflading otlading oflading lading which do not give gP car numbers numbrs or orinitials orIniils orInitials initials Iniils It I was agreed Age not to accept acpt such suchbills Buh Buhbis suchbills bills bis of lading ladingThirdShall JadingThirdShal ladingThirdShall ThirdShall ThirdShal the tht mills mis accept acept the New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Cotton Coton Exchange Exchanle arbitration arblraUo in intrades IntIde intrades trades tIde The commission rommlHln expressed expre them themselves the themselves selves Ilv opposed opps to the arbitrary arbltrr rules rle of ofthe ofthe ofthe the New York Cotton Coton Exchange ExchangeTwo Exchnge ExchngeTno ExchangeTwo Two Tno Deaths nt Fredericksburg FreilerlckBlinrprSpecial Fr FredericksburgSperhi llcrlellhurg llcrlellhurgSp Special Sp to The WwWngton WM Kentld KentldFrederickaburg lel lLmldFredericksburg Fredericksburg Freriksbrg Va June Jun J4 ttMrs ttMrsMatn 4MrsMartian Mrs MrsMartina Martina Matn Conway Co a widow of Con Conway Conway Conway way of Brooklyn rokbn died di last 18t night nightat nightat nightat at the th home of her brother I Get Gatloy GA Getlay lay 10 in this thi city clt aged age twentynine years yearsFour yearsFour Four sisters slters and an three thro brothers brothrs survive survivehor survivehor surviveher hor horMrs Mrs Battle Ble Grlnnan Gtnnn widow widw of Thomas ThomasGrihnan ThonmaGrinnan mR mRGrlnn Grihnan Grlnn died di last lst night at her home homeaged homeaged homeaged aged aeventyflve avntrfve years ers Ono On daughter daughterand dughter dughterRnd daughterand and four for sons sns survive her herLineman herLlncmnn herLineman Lineman SnrrlTcn Snr1CI Shock ShockSpecial ShockSp ShockSpecial Special Sp to The WasWucton Wa Harald HaraldWinchester Hw hlsaldWinchester Winchester WlnhClter Va YR a June Jun 14 14L McFatl McFatlof lIeFaU lIeFaUof MeFallof of SlAunto Staunton taunt on a I lineman lneman for the Southern SouthernBell Sotr SouthernBell Bell Bn Telephone Telepbon Company Compny came Into con contact contaet contact tact with a I Hye JI wire while at work wok here heretoday heretoda heretoday today toda Twentytwo Tenttwo hundred hUldre volts volt vol passed passedthrough pSd pSdtbrough passedthrough through his body He was rendered rendere un unconscious unconius unconscious conscious conius and an severely Mvrch burned bure but will willrecover willrecover il recover rooer rooerXc Negro Xc ro Hanged Jnnlel nt Ronnbkc RonnbkcSpecial RonnoJeeSpl Ronn kc kcSpecial Spl Special to The Wuhtoztoa WUl Herald HeraldRoanoke Jm J1OrIdRoanoke Roanoke Roanke Va June HJon 14John John Hardy Har a anegro anego anegro negro nego wu6 wh wh shot sot and an killed kied Police Polle Officer OfficerRobert Oaar OaarRobrt Ofll er erRobert Robert Robrt 1 Board rd last October Octobr was washanged washanged aR aRhnnged hanged early ealy today todB in the Roanoke Jail jai jaillajd lajd aJ MAX MA CLARK OLRKLFTWCH LEFTWICH DEAD DEADI DEADYeerau DEADVeteran I Veteran of Confederate Army rm and nnilAnvy nnclXn andVnvy Anvy Xn 1nnten I nlllI Army ArmySp Awn AwnSJ AwaySpecial Sp SJ Special cUl to The Washington Herald HentULynchburg He HeraldLynchburg Lynchburg Lnchburl Va June 14 HMaj MaJ Clark ClarkLoftwfch Clak ClakLoCwlh ClarkLoftwicli Loftwfch LoCwlh aged aed seventyfour years ear a aConfederate aConCeerte aConfederate Confederate ConCeerte veteran who wh was wa a I major maj In Inthe Inthe Inthe the army and an a lieutenant leutellt In th th the navy navydied My navYdied died di here today tody after aler a I years yers Nines NinesMaJ In InMa illnessMJ MaJ Ma Leftwteh LCtwlh was captured cpur on the thehigh thehigh high seas ss during the te war and ho was aS one oneof oneof 0CCof of the te lop O9 Confederate Confeerto officer ofrs who were wereplaced WO WOplaced placed plc under un Confederate Confeerte lire on Morris MorrisIsland MorrisIsland Island I8lnd off Charleston Chaleton in 18W 18WHe 18 1564He He engaged engage in the tobacco tobcco business bBf and andfarming ini inifarming farming frming and during his hi early days da had hadcharse hodcharge badcharge charge of his fathers tatb rs extensive etelve tobacco tobacceexport toba tobaccoexport export eprt trade trad in Australia Auarala He traveled traveledextensively trel traveledextensively extensively etenaheIT and an was waseducated educated ucte at a the New NewLoudoun NewLudoun NewLoudoun Loudoun Ludoun Academy Aeadey near nr Lynchbur In InNew InNe inNew New Ne Orleans Or1n Parish Parh and in Germany GermanyHe Germy GermyHe Germanylie He Is I survived 8urive by his hi wife 1te and the th fob following ro roIwnK foblowing lowing IwnK brothers bre and ao sisters aters Alexander AlexanderTompkins Alr AlrTm AlexanderTompkins Tompkins Tm klnll Leftwleh Alexander Alexader Hamilton HamiltonLeftwteh HamiltonLoftwlch Leftwteh LoCWlh and Mrs Mr II Wlngfleld Wlngfld of ofBaltimore ofDIUml ofBaltimore Baltimore DIUml Mrs I William Wii King Kin of Lynch Lynchburg Lynchburg burg burl NJ and ad Sirs Ira A Hume of Orange OrangeN OnP OnPNJ TWO DIVORCEES MARRY MARRYJ linger McSlinrry lcShrrr Weils Weil Clh a Former FormerMrN FormerlrH FormerMrs Mrs Janice A Hcnly HcnlySpecial IIcnl IIcnl8IedaI ihenIU Special to The WaattoRtoe Wul Herald HrraWFrederick lIrraldFredertck HeraldFrederick Frederick Md June 14J Roger Mc McSherry Me MeSherrr McSherry Sherry formerly of this th city but now of ofChicago ofChicago ofChicago Chicago and Miss Eva Lee August Augustdaughter A Adaqbter Augustdaughter daughter of Col A August residing residingnear realdl realdlMar residIngnear near Frederick were married at Ham Hammond Uammond 11ammond mond Ind June 1 1Mr 1lr 1Mr Mr McSberry was divorced by his for former f0r f0rmer former mer wife Mrs Cornelia Ringgold He HeSherry 1IcSherry Mc McSherry Sherry of this city the decree being beinggranted beinggratited I IIJnultPd granted May 7 la laflttand and the present Mrs MrsMcSherry MrsIc8herry Mrsedherry McSherry on June 5 1H la 1 received a di divorce divorce dlvores vorce from her former husband James JamesA Ja JaHenly A Henly of Washington Wuhln too CWhen CWben CWhen When the former Mrs McSherry sued suedfor suedfor suedfor for divorce dlvor In December last she also alsosued allloued alsosued sued ued the preav pretJt it Mrs McSherry herry for or orfor J88W8 J88W8for 560050for for alienating the affections of her boa husband boaband hueband band bandFIRE FIRE LADDIES ADJOURN ADJOURNWliul ADJOURNInll Wliul Inll UI lYji A Ann Aiiiizpohii mm poll Convention rnentlon vrith vrithMore vithMore Hh Hh3Iore More Contests ConteitSpecial ConteMtl8pedat Contestsfia Special fia to Tha TI WaaUoetoa IhtaU IhtaUAnnapolis JkraldAnnapolis IftaldAnnapolis Annapolis Md June MTh 14 closing closingevents doelnaevents closingevents events of the annual convention of the theMaryland theMarylancl theMryIaM Maryland State Stat Firemens F1 en Association Associationtook AaeoeIaUontook Aseoclatlodtook took place in Annapolis this morning morningwhen mornIDCben morningwhen when ben the flreftghting contests were held heldThe heldTbe heldThe The prise of J2DO in the hose race was waseaptard wucapturd wascapturd capturd by the AnUetam Fire re Company Companyof of Hagerstown Ha ersto with a record of W4 sec seconds cOd seeonds onds Second place and the 175 Th prize also alsowent al80wpnt alsowent went to Hagerstown Harstownlbe the Independent IndependentJuniors In IndependentJuniors pend4nt pend4ntJunlon Juniors time II second The same me com company company cornpanT pany won the first prise prt of 100 100 in the thehookandladder thehookantiladder thehookandladder hookandladder race ra its time being bel1MHeOl1dtc 35 35seconds 56seconds seconds The second place In this event eventwas enntwall eventwas was likewise Ukew gotten by Hagerstownthe HagerstowntheAntietam JiaprstowntheAntietam JlagerstowntheAntletam Antietam Company with Ith a record of ofseconds 40 40IIf 40seconds seconds IIf winning the 15 25 prise A prize priseof prlaeot prizeof of 175 7 for the best drilled drl1l and uniformed uniformedcompany nnlfonntdcomany uniformedcompany company Was given sfv the Friendship Com Company CoIDpan Cornpatty patty pan of Chambersbutg Pa Pa1URDERBR PaMURDERER PaMIIRDBRBR MURDERER KILLS HIMSELF HIMSELFPosse Posse Bound on lynching Finds FindHan FindsMan FindsMan Man Dead DeadWest DettdClt DeedWest West Clt Virginian Fatally PntaU Shot ShotLittle Wife WifeLittle Ue UeIHtle Little Son and IVnnndcd IVnnndcdIothcrlnluTr IVonitileilMoihierinIttw onnilcil onnilcilnothcrlnII1T IothcrlnluTr MoihierinIttw5Il nothcrlnII1Ttit IothcrlnluTrSsaaM SsaaM tit a Tfca Wadaajsam 1 HenM HenMWneettns Idl HeaPiWheeling Wheeling Va Jane KOawrios KOawriosI 14airt 14airtShafer 1tfsdssShafer I Shafer who snot and killed his wife WlC and andi anUtlle andlittle i little son and fatally wounded his hisi hilimotberI hismotherinlaw i motherinlaw motberI near Huntington Va Vayesterday Va VawrdtiY Vsyesterday yesterday morning and for whom bom a posse pomeof poaof posseof of 3 fanners was searching Is dead deadHis deedHis deadHis His body was found this afternoon near nearhis nearhta nearhis his home he having committed suicide suicidevia suJcIdeTia suicidevia via the carbolic acid route with the fatal fatalshotgun fatalshotwun fatalshotgun shotgun lying Irl beside bin on the theHAd grass grassHad grassHad Had Shafer been captured he would have havebeen baven havebeen been lynched lynchedBOY lrnchedBOY lynchedBOY BOY DRINKS LAUDANUM LAUDANUMDie Die Dies from 1oinoii Tnkcn Merely to toKrlKhteii toJlrhhten tolrlghiten KrlKhteii MotherOpetkl Mother MotherHpHial IotlacrIItal HpHial to The Wahto Wa Wsshbiqten tt Herald HaraWNorfolk uJdNorfolk HeraldNorfolk Norfolk Va June HJob Jobs Schro Schroder 5eb 5ebder Scbro4cr der fifteen years old old is 1 dead at his hishome hisbome hishome home in Portsmouth from an overdose overdoseof overd eot of laudanum taken just to frighten his hismother hisMOther hismother mother and others present He did not notknow notkno notknow know kno that the dose was large enough enoughto to affect him himJust himJust himJust Just before for taking it It while speaking speakingIn eadnIn In a peculiar vein he told his mother motherand mothrand motherand and others goodby It was not known knownby knownby knownby by any anyone one else I that the boy was wasdrinking waadrlnkln wasdrinking drinking drlnkln laudanum It was wa thought to tobe 10be tobe be coffee coffeeEARTHQUAKE coff coffeeEARTHQUAKE fEARTHQUAKE EARTHQUAKE KILLS 39 39Ynldlrln 39Ynlt1ITln 39Ynliiicln Ynldlrln Chile Has Shock InntlnR InntlnRSeventy lnUn lnUnScent lnstlngSeventy Seventy Scent Second SecondValparaiso SeenntlMYaJparal8O SecoittleValparalso Valparaiso June 14 14DI8patehetl Dispatches from fromVaMivia fromakilYia fromVsidtria VaMivia akilYia report JIOrt that that city was badly badlyshaken badlyabaken badlyshaken shaken at about 431 I oclock this morning morningby OIIllqby morningby by a violent earthquake lasting seventy seventyseconds nentyThirtynine seventyconds seconds conds condsThirtynina xThirtynine Thirtynine persons are said 14 to be dead deadand eadand deadand and many wounded Almost alt the solid solidbuildings lOUdbulldinp solidbuildings buildings are ruined Including the cue customhouse cuatombouse cuetomhouse tomhouse tomhouseSantiago tombouseSantia tomhouseSantiago Santiago Santia Chile June 14Xumberiess 14Xumberiesschimneys 14Xum 14Numberlesschimneys rIeu chimneys in Valdivia were re thrown down downThe donThe downThe The walls in front of the cathedral fell fellThe fellThe fellThe The people at VaWivia were en thrown Into Intoa a temporary state of panic Th The earth earthquake earthquake earthquake quake was felt here but to a slight de degree de degree 4 4gree gree No damage was talJ done The Th shocks shocksoccurred shockoccurred shocksoccurred occurred at 456 a mKingston mIClnbllton inKingston Kingston Jamaica June 14 HAllhouh 14Althoughthe Although Althoughthe the earthquake earthq ke dhl 4k no damage to prop property property property erty It caused Calli a panic among the troops troopsstationed troopsatatloned stationed at Port Royal and several men mensustained mensustained sustained injuries in a dash for the open openMontgomery openllontgomery openMontgomery Montgomery City Mo June 14Dr 14DrThomas HDrThomas 14DrThomas Thomas Jefferson Jackson on See astrono astronomer utronomer astronomer mer of the United States Naval Observa Observatory Ob8ervatory Obeervatoe tory toe at Mare Iare Island I land Cal now in this thiscity thllcity thiscity city says he has discovered lI eoveretI the one com commun coinmen mon cause of earthquakes rthqukesthe the leakage leakageof of the ocean bottoms bolt ms which hlch gives rise riseto rlspto riseto to steam beneath the earths crust Halso IIa110 lie liealso also points out that the chief danger of ofthese orIIlele ofthese these agitations agIta Uon8 Is I along the seacoast seacoastPatient tntOalltPutlcnt seacoastPatient Patient Robbed of 3000 4hO0DChicago 3000Chicago oOO oOOI I Chicago Ill Juno 14 14Ira Mrs Gomolln Gomollnof Gomollor Gomollaof of 101 ROsE street Plttsburg patient patientat at a sanitarium here reported to the thepolice thepolice thepolice police today todA that Jowelry valued at athail 3000 3000hall 3000 3000had had been stolen from her A search Is Isbein IIIfIln isbeing bein being made for Miss Inez I 1 Reed who was wasomployed W911employed wasemployed employed in the sanitarium as a nurse nurseCity nurstClt nurseCity City Clt Treasurer Accused AccusedLaporto AccusclllAporto AccusedLaporto Laporto Ind Juno 14 14EUJah Elijah Moyer Moyercity Moyercity Iorerclt city clt treasurer of Michigan City was ar arrested arjested arJ jested rested today toda on four charges of embez embezzlement embezzlement embezzlement zlement and malfeasance He is alleged allegedto to have appropriated to his own use useabout U8eabout useabout about iEO1IOO 60000 He has hAs paid back part of ofthe orthe ofthe the alleged shortage shortageItlnnlcrcr shortageJIurr1erer shortageMurderer Murderer Still at Lnrse LnrseIronton InreIronwn IargeIronton Ironton Ohio June 14 HCharles Charles Shafer Shafcrthe Shaftfthe Shaferthe the young farmer who kilted km his wife wifeand l1eand w1eanti and elevenyearold son and wounded his hismotherinlaw hismotberInlaw hismotherInlaw motherinlaw Is still at large Blocd Blocdhounds Blocdhounds Bleedhounds hounds traced the murderer six miles to tothe toth tothe the th home of a brother but the trace was waslost waslost waslost lost there LEAVE WEST EST POINT POINTArmy POINTl POINTAiiiiy Army lmJr Swelled by Addition of ofCommissioned ofCOll11uissiollCll ofCoimuissioncl Commissioned Officers OfficersGRADUATION OfficersGRADUATION OfficersGRADUATION GRADUATION EXERCISES HELD HELD3inl HELDJIlnlltor HELDMinister 3inl Minister tor Cairo Cnho of Costa Hlcii IUenpre IUenpreBcnt Pre Prcentn Present sent entn DIploniiL to Son Who Vho la One Oneof Oneor Oneof of Xumlicr XumherIJrl Ilrlfr Gen Dilinil Itep Ileprcaoiits IteprCIcnts Itepresents resents Secretary Sccretnr Tnft TntUl1ler Miller nt ntIoot ntIoot atFoot Ioot of Class Greeted with Cheers CheersWest CheerPij CheerPiWest CheersWest West Point Point June HToday 1U 1Ucommissioned 1 1commlaloned 111commIssioned commissioned oflicere were added to the theranks theraau theranks ranks of the UI United States Stat army by the thegraduation theP1tduaUon thegraduation graduation of the class of 1S9T from the theUnited theUnited theUnited United States Military Academy The Theday ThedaJ Theday day opened with a chilling rain and black blackclouds blaekciGudi blackclouds clouds hung over historic West Point PointUp PointUp PointUI Up UI to the hour fixed SIx for the exercises exercisesto exerc exercto to begin it was feared that the time timehonored UIIMbODOred timehonored honored custom of holding the he exercises exercisesIn In the open air in front of the old oldlibrary oldlibrary oldlibrary library would have to be changed to toMemorial toMemorial toMemorial Memorial Halt Presently Ur bright skies skiespeeped IfkSeclpeeped skIespeeped peeped through the dissolving clouds and amithe anclthe andthe the original plan arranged for carrying carryingout ctur1ngout carryingout out the programme was decided upon uponOold UPGold uponGold Gold lace and burnished bum steel the in insignia Inalcnla Insignia signia of advanced official ranks and andgayly aIMIpyly andgayly gayly attired women were everywhere in inevidence Inevidence inevidence evidence evidenceA fA rA A large 18 platform with a canvas cover coverbig coor1ftI coverlug big was constructed at the north of the thelibrary Utelibrary thelibrary library and between bet this and tha th gray graystone grayIItODe graystone stone jvt1is walls of the library building seat seating seatlug lug accommodations ectnnJu were provided providedPromptly protldedPromptly protkledPromptly Promptly at 1030 39 the cadets formed Into Intoline Intoline Intoline line in front of their barracks and under underthe underlbe underthe the command of Ueut CoL Howze 7ie pre preceded prtoceded preceded ceded by the Academy Band marched marchedto to the ropedoff inctosure inctosureThe inclowreThe inclosureThe The graduating class occupied the first firstseven tlrtseven firstseven seven rows of seats In the central section sectionimmediately HettonlJnID4dIatel sectionhnrnedlateiy immediately In front of the sneakers sneakersstand lipeekerestand speakersstand stand Their friends were provided with withseats withta wIthseats seats ta on the right and left and at Uw Uwrear tiNrear therear rear The platform accommodated mem members meMMn momher bers her of the board of visitors the academto academtoboard academlboanl acaden acadenboard board and the speakers speakers2Iinliitcr apeakersJilaister speakersMinister Minister Cnlvo There ThereAmong fheremO rhiereAmong Among mO the distinguished vtMtors who whoalso wbdalso whoalso also occupied seats on the platform were wereMinister wenMinlHer wereMInister Minister Cairo of the Costa Rican guy government 8OVm guyeminent eminent nt whose son was a member or orthe otthe orthe the graduating class and Gen Murray Murraychief MurraJchief MurraychIef chief of artillery CoL Hugh Scott Scottsuperintendent cottsuperintendent licotisuperintendent superintendent of the Academy presided pretdMdAfter presidedAfter presidedAfter After a selection by the band Rev 9 9Travers ftTrave STravers Trave Travers the post chaplain cb lUn invoked InYOkedDivine the theDivine theDivine Divine b1eaatn blessing petitioning for the pro protection protecUOI1 protection tection and guidance danea for the young men menwho 1M 1Mwho menwho who were to devote de their lives to the thecountrys tb tbcountrr thecountrys countrys service sectIceC0L serviceCoL ice iceCoL CoL Scott then introduced Col A RLawton RLawton HLawton Lawton of the board of visitors isito whose whoseaddress whoseaddress boac boacaddrNa address was on behalf of the board In Init InIt Init it he paid an eloquent tribute to the ef efficiency efIeney efdelency ficiency Ieney of CoL Scott as superintendent superintendentof superlnt dent dentof of the Academy and the other officers of ofthe 0th ofthe the th Point who were his coworkers coworkersThe coworkenTbe coworkersThe The next speaker was Brig Gen Will Willlam wntlam Willlam lam Duvall Chief of Staff 8ta of the theUnited theLnlted thetnlted United States army arm Gen Duvall began beganbin bepnhbl beganhis bin address follows followsI followI I am charged by the Secretary of War Warto Warto Warto to express his great regret at his un unavoidable unavoidable unavoidable avoidable absence on this gala occasion occasionFor oceuIonFor occasionFor For myself It is a peculiar pleasure petYU to tobe tobe tobe be here he although I confess cone that I should shouldbe IIhouJdbf shouldbe be happier had the Secretarys order not notprescribed notprftJelfbed notprescribed prescribed that I attempt In his stead steadsome steadsome tead101M some sort of an address add addr to the graduating graduatingclass graduatIDgeIua graduatingclass class In this task ta I must rely on the thehabit thebit thehabit habit bit of obedience tp te orders 0 to carry me methrough metbroqb methrough through tbroqbClCOO1Cll Welcomed to Army ArmyThe 4riiiyThe r01 r01The The general I welcomed the new otacers otacerson ollleerson on behalf of the army and expressed expressedthe exprMHdthe expressedthe the belief that they the would ould uphold Ks Ksnocle ItalI06 Itsnoe nocle lI06 noe traditions traditionsThen trac1ltlonsThen traditionsThen Then the general proceeded with the de delivering MIIvprinff dohivering livering of the diplomas beginning with withCadet A1tbCadet withcadet Cadet James Steese of Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniawho PenMylvaalawho Pennsylvaniawho who stood at the head of his class Whenthe Whenthe When Whenthe the name of Arthur Calvo was called calledthe N1ledthe calledthe the Costa Rican diplomat stepped st ppecl to the thefront thefront thefront front of the platform and amid applause applausehanded applausehandfd applausehanded handed the diploma to hit son Col Wil Wilder WIdec 11 11der der who has just returned from duty In Inthe Inthe Inthe the Philippines did the same thing when whenhis whenhis ben benbls his sons name na Throop Wilder Wilder was wascalled wueaJJed wascalled called As each cadet advanced to receive receivehis receivehis receivehis his diploma be was heartily applauded by bybis byhis byhis his classmates and his hl friends friendsThe frlmdllThe friendsThe The applause for Fauntley Miller Millerwho llUerwho Millerwho who stood at the bottom ttom of the claw elaNmore was wasmore wasmore more demonstrative than for any an af the theothers theothers theothers others The exercises fxtore closed with the tlwbenediction tMbenediction thebenediction benediction cf the chaplain chaplainThe chaplainThe chaplainThe The graduating and furlough fur classes classesthen cta ctathen classesthen then donned civilian dress and took tooktrain a atrain atrain train for New York where wb they will at attend attend attend tend the Herald Square Theater The two twoChinamen twoChinamen twoChlnamen Chinamen Chen and Wen will spend spendtheir spendtheir spendtheir their furlough in Washington WashingtonSHAKERS Wuhlh WashingtonSHAKERS ton tonSHAKERS SHAKERS BURNED TO DEATH DEATHThree DEATHlhrtc DEATHIhrct Three Women cunen Killed Kuhn In llro in inWhitewater Inhltcwnter inIhiltewnter Whitewater hltcwnter Settlement In Ohio OhioCincinnati OhioCincinnati OhioCincinnati Cincinnati June Jun 14 HThree Three women were wereburned wereburned wereburned burned to death and two men were seri seriously serlollllly soiloisly ously injured in a lire that destroyed the thefour thefour thefour four principal buildings of the Shaker et eettlement ettlement settlement tlement at Whitewater Whll water village near Har Harrison Harr18o Herilson rison r18o Ohio early today todft The fire was wasdiscovered wasdllIlOvered wasdiscovered discovered in the main building probably probablyoriginating probablyorlglnatlnK probablyoriginating originating from a detective flue and andspread andspread andspread spread with rapidity The facilities for forfighting rorft forfighting fighting ft fire being inadequate there was wasno wasno wasno no hope from the start of saving the thestructures thestruetUreII thestructures structures structuresMrs struetUreIIMrs structuresMrs Mrs Kuetodear Catherine Sterr and andMary andMary andMary Mary Middteton three aged women who whooccupied whooccupied whooccupied occupied quarters in the main building buildingwere bulldlnswere buildingWere were the victims They The were burned to todeath todeath todeath death before any anyone one could arouse them themCharles themCharles themCharles Charles Sterr and Andrew Base were wereseriously wereerlouely wereseriously seriously injured in making makln their escape escapefrom eacapeCrom escapefrom from the burning building Sterr was washurt W8hurt washurt hurt in an endeavor to reach the safe in inthe Inthe inthe the office of the main main building but be being being belag ing cut off by flames and smoke he was wascompelled wasrompelled wascompelled compelled to Jump from a window to tosavo tomne tosave save himself The loss is estimated at atJ atorwJ atO ono partly covered liv insurance insuranceCREDIT InsumDlemm InsuranceT emm emmCREDIT CREDIT CREDITFOR FOR ALL WASHINGTON WASHINGTONO WASHINGTOBuying WASHINGTONI I Buying Buying TJ Here Here Herei Hereon i 1 On Credit CreditDoes Does not mean an paying big bigprices bigprices bigprices prices as you ou can readily readilyprove readilyprove prove by comparing our plain plainlymarked plainlymarked plainlyrnarkcd lymarked figures with what whatothers whatothers whatothers others ask Our cash prices pricesarc pricesare pricesarc arc emphatically the lowest lowestyou lowestvou lowestyou you vou can find anywhere and andthere andthere andthere there there is never more orc than 10 10per 10per ioper per cent difference between betweenour betweenour our cash and credit prices pricesThis pricesThis This means that it is usually usuallycheaper usu usuallycheaper lly llycheaper cheaper to buy here on credit creditg creditthan creditthan than it is to buy buy anywhere else elseR elsefor elsefor for cash We invite you to toopen toopen toopen open an account accountPeter accountPeter iccountPeter Peter Grogan 1 817819821823 Seventh St I PASS THREEBILLION HARK HARKImport MARKImports Import nail Export of Country ConntryArc Conntr ConntrAre CountryAre Are Still Incrcnainpr IncrcnainprThe InerendugThe lnercastagThe The foreign foreigntrade trade of the United States Statesfor Statesror Statesfor for eleven months ended May 21 for the thedrat thent thelint drat time passed the three billion dollar dollarmark dollarmark dollarmark mark In such a period and exceeded by bytMOMlT90 lIyPIGITOO li tMOMlT90 the totals for the correspond corresponding corre correspondbig pond pondlog log months of the prior fiscal year The Theincrease TheIncrease Theincrease increase over the like months of IMiM IMiMwas 1 1wa 15404 15404was was wa JMU19QI ltUiJ Of the aggregate a grtgate VJ3Sm Ill2 132 1324D 48 represented repr nted imports which were JttC 11 115 1152Jl067 221067 greater than for or the same period periodlast periodlast no no1a8t last year and 174295ltlO 1UII I210 were exports exportswhich oxportshleh exportswhich which hleh increased U2l1S U2l1SThe I121151The 12i18SIW 12i18SIWThe The larger Increase of imports reduced reducedthe reducedthe reducedthe the balance of trade in favor of the theUnited theUnited theUnited United States which was 115056114 diS14Z for forthe torthe forthe the 1MMS 1 period to lt2095ITTS 2 9iIi71 for tIN tkeeleven tINIeven theeleven eleven months mont just ju ended This toss tosshowever 10Mhoever losshowever however was more than balanced by the theexcel theexce theexce exce of gold Imports ImportIm JSI777 The im imports ImOIt Imports ports OIt of coin and bullion for or the eleven elevenmonths ea eamontha elevenmonths months amounted to im IIIZMIM lIZ or ttt ttt4SUTO US45iZ 4SUTO greater than during the same samemonths MmemonU samemonthe months monU last year while the exports eXlIOr eXlIOrgttpUng ag aggregating aggregatlng gregating Jit77Z7Oai 1172i fz1T were 77GI191 77SJ1 less lessINSPECTOR leINSPECTOR lessINSPECTOR INSPECTOR EXONERATED EXONERATEDVCTV VCTV York Ofllelnl li Clrnrcil of ofThe ofSeeret ofSecret Secret ChnrgeH ChnrgeHThe CltnrgesThe The Secretary of Commerce and Labor Laborhas Laborhu Laborhas has dismissed charges brought against againstHenry ag againstHenry 8t 8tHenry Henry Seeley 8eele local Inspector of hulls hullsat hul hulat hullsat at New York by Theodore Th lCe Menereau Menereaulocal Menerulocal Merseresulocal local Inspector of boilers The nature of ofthe ofthe ofthe the charges preferred against Inspector InspectorSeeley InepeetorSeeley InspectorSeeky Seeley are not made known The investi investigation Iltve investigatlon tl tlptloft gation ordered in this tb connection ty ty Sec Secretary Secretary Seeretary retary Straus was conducted by Assistant AssistantSercetary Aletanltary AssistantSercetary Sercetary tary Lawrence Murray urra and Com Commissioner Commtloner Cornmissioner missioner of Corporations Cor ratlon Herbert Knox KnoxSmith KnoxSmith KnoxSmith Smith SmithMessrs SmithXMr SmithMesrnw Messrs Murray and anclilfttth Smith recommended recommendedthat JtCOJIIIMDdedthat recommendedthat that each and every charge agminst Mr MrSeely lrSeel MrSeeley Seely Seel should be dismissed They gave gareas sneaa gaveas as their Ul lr reason for taking this position positionthe pc ttionthe positionthe the absolute Insufficiency In uftd nlY and triviality trivialityof of the evidence produced to support the thecharges thethar thecharges charges chargesDISTRICT thar tharDISTRICT chargesDISTRICT DISTRICT VI YC TI IN SESSION SESSIONQuarterly SESSIONQuarterly SESSIONQuarterly Quarterly Convention Opens at atDouglas atDouglas atDouglas Douglas Church ChurchHouflne OhurohItoutlne ChurchIlOut1c Houflne of the he Meeting Marked by byFlnji It hyPing Ping Day Dn Ad Address circus JI by Mrs MrsMdn NrcLitlit Jrs Mdn A Hart HartSix HartSix Six little girls with arm arm fitted with withroses withroses roses played pia an Important part In the en entertainment entertainment tertainment of the members of the Dfe Dfetrict 1trlct Dtrlct trlct of Columbia Womans Christian ChristianTemperance ChristianTemperance Temperance Union which met In its itsthird It Itthird Itsthird third quarterly convention yesterday at atthe atthe atthe the Douglas Do Methodist Episcopal EJ Church ChurchEleventh Ch ChurchEleventh Eleventh and streets st ta northeast The Thechildren TheblJd Thechildren children blJd acted a 55 an escort to Mrs Llda LldaA IJdaA LidaA A Hark IIari patriotic Instructor of the De Department De Departmeat Dopertinent pertinent of the Potomac who made the theprincipal theplfBCIpa1 theprincipal principal address addr of the day Mrs Hart Hartspoke HartlPOke Hartspoke spoke on The day we celebrate celebrateTbe celebrateb1mb celebrateThe The church was artistically decorated decoratedfor deeonatMfOt decoratedfor for the occasion with flowers and silk silksags aUkhcs silkflags sags the emblems of the nation having bavl been arranged In all parts of the building buildingm In celebration of Flag Day which bleh was wasbeing wasbetng wasbeing being commemorated throughout the city cityMrs cityXn cityMet Mrs Hart was Introduced by Mrs I Fan Fannie Pannle Fanetc etc Cuslck Mrs Isabelte Worrel Ball Ballpresident Bailpresident president of the Womans Relief Corps Corpsfollowed Cor Corfollowed Corpsfollowed followed Mrs Hart In another aJKOtb address addresswith addrfttlwith addresswith with reference to the nag aDd appropri appropriate appropriat at ate to the occasion occasionThe OCCUIOnTIle occasionThe The convention was opened In the themorning UteJMnItng thenwiatng morning by the president Mrs Clinton ClintonSmith CHntoaSmIth ClintonSmith Smith which was followed with devo devotional defoI devotloilal I tional services rvbs by Mrs 18 Richard RReidel Ri RReidel i Reidel Rev George Bacon pastor of ofDouglas orDouclu ofDouglas Douglas Church made the lh address of ofwelcome oCwelcome ofwelomo welcome He said Id that the Twas Uwas 1 1was was a worldwide organization orsanlu On and that thatits thatIts thatIts its work was appreciated by all who whostood wbotoott whostood stood toott for righteousness righteousnessThe rtpbteoua rtpbteouaThe righteousnessThe The honored guests ests of th the convention conventionIntroduced conYe1ItlonIntroduced conventionintroduced Introduced during the morning were ere as asfollows alltollows asfollows follows Rev George Bacon pastor pastorof pastorof of Douglas DoUllaIiJi Church Rev HButler HButler HButler Butler pastor of Keller Memorial Church ChurchRev Chu ChurchRev hHe Rev He George Geo A Miller pastor of Ninth NinthStreet NinthStreet NinthStreet Street Christian Cb tlan Church Rev A KWrhjht KWrl KWright Wright Wrl pastor of Centennial tennlal Baptist BaptistChurch BaptistChurch BaptistChurch Church Rev Compton Ball pastor of ofMetropolitan ortlropolUan ofMetropolitan Metropolitan Baptist pttt Church and Rev RevG RevG HeirG MaydweU pastor Waugh EChurch EChurch LChurch Church ChurchThose ChurchThoe ChurchThoiIe Those who made made reports at the morn morning mornInc mornlag Inc session on were Mrs Clayton ClaytonB Kr Emig Emigassistant Emigassistant assistant a recording secretary Mrs EDe EDl EDr De Riemer corresponding secretary Mrs MrsC MrsC r5 r5C Grandfield treasurer treaaur Mrs Charles CharlesH Hall auditor and Mrs rg A Giles GilesY OliNY Cuesr branch branchLuncheon branchLuneheon branchLuncheon Luncheon was served by the women of ofthe orthe ofthe the church during the noon hour hourMembers honremb4rs hourMembers Members emb4rs of the board of trustees tru t4log made madetheir macktheir madetheir their reports ports during the afternoon session sessionThey sessionThe sessionThey They The were Mrs Jennie Robinson Robinsonpresident Robinsonprl8ldent Robinsonpresident president Mrs 11I Emma a Shelton finan financial ftoanI financia cia I secretary Mrs Brown teens treasurer treurer teensurer urer and Mrs Mr AnIOn Taylor auditor auditorThe auditorT auditorThe The superintendents of departments also alsoread alOread alsoread read their reports port8 They The are as follows followsMrs followsMrs followsMrs Mrs Wewott Mr Cohen CohenMrs COMnlra CobenMrs Mrs Twitchell Mrs Shine ShlnnMiss ShineMiss Miss 1 Ella Boston Doeloft Mrs It Peeler PealerMrs Pe1erra PeelerMrs Mrs ra Catlln and Mrs Easter Easterling EasterUn Easterhag ling Un lingAnnouncement Announcement was made at the meet meetIng meetIng meetlag Ing that tha the debt of the organization for forIts forIts forIts Its new building buUdln now amounted to but butD butLP50 2060 During nng the last six years ear the mem members membtn mombets bets have raised and paid MK9 on the thestructure thestructure thestructure structure structureLONELINESS structureLONELINESS structureLONELthSS LONELINESS LONELthSS CAUSES SUICIDE SUICIDECharles SUICIDEChnrlC8 SUICIDECharles Charles llcntzl Veteran ettran Kill KillIIIniNcIf 1lIb 1lIbIJlnlllcU Itillshilutseif IIIniNcIf In Judiciary Tnrllclnr Square SqnnreLoneliness SqunrLonellntss SquareLoneliness Loneliness the monotony monoton of existence existenceand ox oxtstenceand nce nceILnd and the feeling that he hadnt a friend in inthe Inthe inthe the world caused Charles Hentzl a vet veteran Vflteran veteran eran of the Soldiers Home to kill him himself himself himself self by shooting while sitting on a bench benchin benchIn benchin in Judiciary Square yesterday tBterda morning morningHentzl mornh mornhHentzl morningHentzl Hentzl left the home early yesterday yesterdaymorning yesterdaYmorning yesterdaymorning morning morningIn In his pockets was found a little scrib scribbled crtbblld scribbled bled note on a scrap of paper that told toldthe toldthe toldthe the story of the old mans death It read readCharles readCharles reedCharles Charles Rental Washington No Nofriends Nofrle1ds Nofriends friends That was all allBefore alltCore allBefore Before tCore committing suicide Hentzl went wentinto wcntInto wentInto into a cigar store noar the Pension Office Oflkennd Officeand Officeand and said to the clerk that be was tired of oflife orlife oflife life and that the thought he would give giveup gl8up giveup up the ghost ghostA ghostA A few minutes afterward a shot was washpard wash washeard heard ftrd in the park The form of a man manon manon manon on a bench was seen to squlvor for a sec second 8eond seeond ond Then there was a struggle for forbreath forbrath forbrath brath When hen Dr Murphy who vholives wholives lives near reached the man he was dead deadA deadA deadA A little crowd congregated then there therewas thertwas therewas was the th rumble of a big black wagon wagonand wagonand gon gonand and several 8 eral men lifted the lifeless lifelessbody IICelessI lifelessbody I body bod onto a stretcher Hentzls ntzl8 task had hadbeen badbt hadbeen been bt 4 completed The body bod is still at the themrrgtie tmrr themergue mrrgtie mrr t1e awaiting directions from the themans themans themans mans acquaintances elsewhere elsewhereHentzl elsewhereHtntzl elsewhereHentzi Hentzl came to this country from Swit Switzerland SwUf Switzerland zerland rland He entered the United States Statesarmy Statesarm Statesaruiy army arm the Twentyfirst Infantry in 1S lSiC lSiCand isnnd Sand and remained in the service until thirteen thirteenyears thIrteenears thirteenyears years ears ago agoUncle agolncle agoUncle Uncle Sam Has nn Man Arrested ArrestedDaniel ArrcllltelDanIel ArresterDanIel Daniel Moore a coppercolored man manIn manIn manin In the employ emplo of the United States Fish FishCommission FishCommission FishCommission Commission was arrested yesterday yest rda on onsuspicion onsusplllon onsuspicion suspicion that he had attempted to sUai sUaia a quantity of copper from the govern government governmont mont mf nt Mcore is held on a charge of at atfrnpted attrompt attn1pted frnpted trompt larceny He was arrested by b11fedlf5 1fedlf5 Iert1v ectivs Baur aur and Cornwall MAPI lUftii MORE QflJftfiTQ SCHOOLS buHUULo PTfiQU OLUDfi OLUDfiThree CLOSE OLOSE1hlce CLOSEThree Three Present Diplomas to toYoung toy toYoiiiig Young oung Graduates GraduatesSCHOLAESHIPS GladuatcSCHOLARSHIPS GrathiatesSCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AWARDED AWARDEDNormal A AWARDEDNormal WARDEDXormul Normal Xo 2 Armstrong Arm Armstruri trol1l Mnnnnl Mnnnnlanil Manualand InnunlBnel and 31 Street Ills high Give the Coy Coveted CO COctecJ Coyced eted SlicennlcInM Shcel ldnll to 101 Colored ColoredStudent ColorellStudentllComrnencement ColoredStudentsCommencement Student StudentllComrnencement Commencement Uxeralsen UxeralsenArc llxeroisecrc xerobcliArc Arc rc Hcldnt Convention Hall HallConvention HnJJConytlo hailConvention Convention Hall liii was packed to the thedoors thedoors thedoors doors last night at the theexercises OIIIIMlDllIHnt commencementexercises OIIIIMlDllIHnteerclaes exercises of Normal School No I IStreet MStreet MStreet Street Hlfti School and a Armstrong Man Manual IUual Mistus ual us Training School the three cMIftd cMIftdpreoparatory eiiredpreperator osier ed edpreparatory preparatory public schools af the city In Inthe Inthe Inthe the stand sat IM young colored men and andgtrts andgtrIs andgirls girls who had completed the prescribed pnaelibedCOUIIIe prescribedcourse MI escribed escribedcourse course of study st 14 and become candidates candidatesfor eDdJ atesrOt candidatesfor for the coveted sheepskins The platform platformwas latform1a platformwas was 1a occupied by several meiaum of the theboard theboard theboard board of education and a number of ofprominent ofpromlneat ofpromInent prominent colored educators educatorsPromptly edueatorsProInpl17 educatorsPromptly Promptly at oclock the lone line of ofgraduates orgraduates ofgraduates graduates marched Into the hall to single singleAle Ie Ieme a afile Ale and took their scale while a section sectionof aeedonC aeeIonof of the Marine Band played an tasoMng tasoMngmarch tIktncnsarch hpldngmarch march After a selection IeetfOft by the band bandRev IIndHey bendRev Rev Rivers Rift of Berean Baptist BaptistChurch BqtIstChurch BapthtChurch Church pronounced the invocation and andWilliam andnlam andlAifluam William nlam Cox Cox of the boar boar of oCtkm educa education educatioti tkm tion presiding officer for the enrdaes enrdaesdelivered mcsrcisesdelivered sdellTtr delivered a short introductory introdaciOlJ address addresslauding aMreaalaudlnl addresslauding lauding the work of the graduates and andtheir andth andtheir their th lr Instructors InstructorsRev lutractonRev InstructorsRev Rev Clalr the pastor of the theAsbury tb tbA8buI theAsbury Asbury Church Eleventh and Kstreets Ktreet Kstreets streets treet followed with an able address add on onthe onthe onthe the progress of races and the opportuni opportuniUes oppwt1lJ1ities oppsrtvnities ties presented In this era to the negro negrorace negrorace 0 0race race for development along social educa educational educational educetIonaiand tIonaiand tional and moral moralJlnes moralJlnesA1nrl linesAisard lines linesAtvnrtl Atvnrtl of Scholarship ScholnrnhlpDr Dr Wlnfleld Scott Montgomery as assistant assiatant assistant sistant superintendent superlnt dent of the publics publicsschools p1d 1loeboola publicschools schools followed with Itb the aanonnoement aanonnoementof of the scholarships awarded seven vea of the thegraduates thepadtel thegraduates graduates as follows Fannie Holland HollandCornell HODapd HODapdConwll BolinpdCornell Cornell John Finkett Amherst Olive WiveAmbler OIh8mbler OliveAmbler Ambler mbler Smith James Ja Hong Western WesternReeerve WtRHnReNrTe WiornlleseTve Reeerve Perdval Webster dentistry dentistryHoward deDtIIItrTHOAtard dentistryHoward Howard Charles Herman Flan phar phary pilaraey pharmacy aey Howard Thomas Alexander AlexanderAmherst AledDlerAmbt AlexanderAmherst Amherst AmherstThe AmbtThe AmherstThe The SIlO 200 scholarship subscribed by the theteachers th thteaebera theteachers teachers of the school was awarded by bycompetitive bycompeUUve bycompetitive competitive examination No pupil was wasallowed wualJo wasallowed alJo allowed to enter the examination who did didnot didnot didnot not have a record of good or better betterBy betterBy ter terBy By agreement a ment among the competitors the thescholarship theIICboiarsbip thescholarship scholarship was divided into two part partThe partThe partsThe The first part SW 150 was awarded to toSamuel toSamuel toSamuel Samuel Dreear who wflFeater Bow Bowdoin Bowdoin sowdoin doin College The second part was wasawarded wua wasawarded awarded a to Miss 111 Rosabelle belle Lane who will willenter willenter willenter enter Oberlin rlln College live others will willenter1 Willente willente ente enter1 enter1college college co1J In addition to the above abovenumber allcwenumber abovenumber number making the total number four fourteen fourteen fourteen teen teenThe teenThe The award a of dtp diplomas followed Mr MrCox MrCcx rCox Cox reading the names of the graduates graduateswho graduateswho fI fIwho who advanced hi file and received the rolls rollsof 10113of rollsof of parchment from Hon Thomas 111 An Anderson And Andereon derson non associate justice of the District DistrictSupreme DtIItrIctSupreme DistrictSupreme Supreme Court The Armstrong Manual ManuilTraining ManualTraining 1 1I Training TnLlnln School delegation came first ftnt fol followed followed followed I lowed by the Street High School aiftl aiftlthe aeftithe I the Normal School JCo 2 2 hi order ordermed ordermedTle named namedThe IMd IMdTIe The list of graduates follows followsFwoywr folio folioArmtronJ fohloArrnairoiig ArmtronJ Manual Trall1lnpr Trall1lnprF Far amass tnfafog tnt traMis hlc evmeEHl eeriieei EIIa iBMri iBMria uow rt rtJiM a Brook Jmsrifth SI Boyd latent Bbe Bw HHabe Habe be Fleer Cuter Shmrtai 8 I tttJet atlet Lillian Ufflta1C LiIlIIDCharltt LillianIL 1C Ch Charltt rit tarr A Cooper Cheeks 6 Cfc CfcJiweph CJ tanei taneiJnsei Jiweph Drrr Marion MarionI Freen 1 1Grem Igrain I Green Fnods Gteemrfch GteemrfchFtMklto Busy J1adr J1adrFhDk1ID hiadrFranklIn FranklIn So Hilrer Mus 1 Ma Jctrtaa Hmttte bIjMapUa LI LAlias IjMapUa I Alice A Marshall anbaD Frederirk Boffins BoffinsUHm JlGllinsOltft Hellinssihe UHm Speaks Ruth A Swum and Bawler BTwoyew Bnc HTboeft nc ncTwoJftI TboeftTwoyear Twoyew mutual tniotof tra tothhI DlD count corIiI ceaseMary Marr i Banks BanksCerneUft JIaDIIsComelia leaksCoenatia CerneUft 5 Bemly Mabel fa Krwm Kthri Ctatw CtatwMarie lMtllarie UsiterMarie Marie Cook EUabetk 3 1 Cries Slash L1HM L1Iac1 I Istaid staid MKT Ha Fitnea FmIdI lalla Gtnt Heals akt VHavktas YIta Viswtta Havktas Ita Fleas SI Jwkm WflHe A Lea Al Alphrtnjo AIpiIoDIo Alpheeso phrtnjo Matthew atth A4a A QmfS QaeeeaD LflttM Llia Stan fcottJohn BDottJoim StanJohn John So 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