EVENING TIMES WASHINGTON TUESDAY MAY 22 1900

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2 HEIIn every official act of the Chief Magis-trate of the United States There Is tempcrary authority vested in those officialsas your public servants but there Is nopermanent ruler under the jurisdiction ortha American flag except the Amer anvoter

I know that you hove entered yourCapital City conrclou of the dignitywhich pertains to ton and which Is yourbirthright as a citizen of the UnitedStates If for the first time you havelocked upon the Federal Capital you havefelt a thrill of patriotic pride Incapable ofadequate expression by v poor wordswhich you or I can command

You will meet during your stay yourown Senators Representatives In Congress and many others from the variousStates of the Union who have become emi-nent in the national councils You will beformally received by the flrs citizen ofthe Republic who has with Clgnity andwith signal ability borne heavier officialburdens than those imposed upon any ofhis predecessors And from all of the peo-

ple of the District of Columbia citizensand officials you will have a sincere and-a heartfelt welcome

But we greet you not alone as visitingcitizens There is a nearer and dearer tiewhich binds us As Nobles of the Mystic

the Imperial arechosen representatives of a great

fraternity whose membership Is made upof those who are among the best citizensof every community In which has beenInstalled They who are eligible to Itsmembership must be ot that noble brother-hood which is as old as civilization whosotensts are broad enough to unite theworthy and well quallQed ot every raceand nation under the sun and whos ros-ter bears the of eight of the Presi-dents of the United States of America

To you Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Ifind no fitting words with whch to expressthe warmth and heartiness oT our greet-ing We all come up out of greattribulation We have under cloudless skestrodden the hot sands of the desert Whenthe Twentysixth Annual Session or theImperial Council shall have become amemory of the past as you recall the daysnow passing may It appear unto you thatIt was a reality and not as a dream thatafter a long and weary Journey you at lastreached a place where the camels could

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safely be unburdened and given needed re-

freshment and rest where under the coolshade while you were soothed by the

play ot fountains the sorrowful recol-lections of the desert fade from yourminds May you hers and now realize thedream of the one who sang

And the night stall be Shed with musici And the cares that infest the day

Siall fold their tent like the ArabsAnd ad silently steal away

In brief may your Capital City withthe kindly attentions and the hospitablereception of the Nobles of Almas Templebe unto you each and all a veritableoasis upon that strange and mysteriousjourney known as human life

j Commissioner Ross was greeted withmuch warmth His remarks on the strengthand power of the Masonic order elicitedmuch applause

After Commisisoner Ross PotentateThomas Introduced Noble Harrison Dlng

Past Imperial Potentate and Past PoI tentate of Almas Temple who made thefollowing address of welcome for AlmasTemple

Illustrious Imperial Potentate andof the Imperial Council Es Selema

Alelkum The distinguished hpnor has beenconferred upon me by the Potentate ofAlmas Temple of bidding you a welcome-to the Nations Capital This Is maidoubly gratifying for the reason that for

aim to see the Nobility of North Americaassembled In this city under the protectingdome of Almas Temple You have acceded

j to our wishes and come in goodly numbersmany of you with wives and sweethearts

and it is exceedingly pleasing to citethe fact that while the Nobles of AlmasTemple and the citizens of WashingtonIrrespective of the Mystic Shrine are play-Ing the on this auspicious occasionnevertheless it is your Capital as well asours and as American citizens we areproud to know that uric Capital City isworthy of your anti oar highest apprecia-tion and that It contains not only build-Ing of artistic design but it also containsas you will discover before you leave foryour homes Nobles and their friends in-

cluding a very large contingent of the fair-er population of this city who are mostanxious to extend every hospitality everykindness every courtesy and to make the

uiider your feet not poly hot butalso to extend the cooling draughts neces-uary to quench all existing thirst so that

visit amongst us will prove a veritableoasis

The Mystic Shrine Is no longer a ques-

tion of success Its Influence and useful-ness are coextensive with the territory ofNorth America and It Is certainly verygratifying to know and feel that this bondof brotherhood binds section to section

Sadden Deaths on the InerPeople apparently well and happy today tomor-row are and in caeca

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nationality to nationality and faiths nomatter how dissimilar are no bar to thegreat chain of fraternization In thisspirit we welcome you In this spirit wehope you will enjoy yourselves so that thecamels of the desert shall not be burdenedwith richer freight than you will be whenyou return to your respective homes la-

den not with obligations but with theof loving friendship good cheer and

fraternal accord that will spring like thebubbling fountains from our hearts toyours

And so I consider It a great privilege-to stand in your presence and state thatin the name of the Most Worshipful Grand-Master of Masons of the Grand Lodge FA A M District of Noble ofAlmas welcome you And againthat in the name of the Most ExcellentGrand High Priest of the Grand R AChapter of the District of Columbia a No-

ble of Almas Temple I welcome you andthat once again In the name of the RightEminent Grand Commander of the GrandCommandery Knights Templar of theDistrict of Columbia a Noble of AlmasTemple I welcome you and finally with-a love and affection that knows no boundsin the name of the Potentate of AlmasTemple and his 9S3 Nobles I bid youwelcome to our city in all its beauty andits delights Our Temple our homes ourhearts are opou to you Enter thereinlike true Nobles of tile Mystic Shrine eatsalt with us partake of our bread drinkof the mystic waters and If you so pleaseof all the elixirs of life that you will findhave been provided for you And be assured that every draught and morsel andevery recognition Is given with tbat lullfellowship and that wholeheartednessfor which the illustrious Nobles of theMystic Shrine have become famous

Once again in the name of the nobility-of Almas Temple I welcome you

Imperial Potentate John H Atwoodclosed the opening public ceremonies in aneloquent address responding for the Su

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preme Council to the welcome ofand of Almas Tenple He alluded to

the statement of Tommlfsioner Ross thatthe Mystic Shrine is composed of p cpcprominent in American life and wittily re-marked that he must forego modesty suff-iciently on this occasion to describe themas the most important people in the coun-try His speech was the most popular oftlia occasion and was greeted with proongcd and loud handclapping and cheers

The Council then went into executivesession for the first business meeting Thesecond meeting will be held tomorrow andthe officers for the ensuing year will thenbe elected

After the public session the Nobles andladies not of Council adjourn-ed for a trolley ride en the WashingtonTraction and Electric Company linesthroughout the city and suburbs

The Imperial Council this afternoon took-a trip down the Potomac and ate a plankedshad banquet at Marshall HalL

TMPTrRT A T POTENTATE

Sketch of the Supreme O Ulcer of theMystic Shrine

Imperial Potentate John H Atwood theofficer who will give up the supreme officeof the Mytic Shrine this week Is one ofthe most distinguished and bestliked menof the great order He Is gifted as anorator as his fine address today bears elo-quent witness and his executive abilityand force of character are of a highquality

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where he was appointed Deputy CityAttorney of Leavenworth seal the nextyear was elected County Attorney forLeavenworth county holding thaofflce foreix years He received the Democraticnomination for Congress in 1832 but wasdefeated In the election Two years pre-viously he had become an intimate friendof William Jennings Bryan

In 1836 Mr Atwood was elected delegatefrom Kansas to the Democratic

National at and waschairman of the Committee on Credentials-In the same year he became a member ofthe law firm of Baker Hook Atwoodcomposed besides himself of the presentsenior United States Senator from Kansasand William C Hook appointed last yearFederal jurtpa af thf jTrflarBmrorth

Senator Baker who is a Republicanand Mr Atwood are still asToclales in thelaw business 11

Mr made a Jihriner In 1830and in that same year S3rtate of AbdallahjLemple which position hehas held ever since In 1894 when the Im-perial Council1 met in Denver hemade aspeech whkh was most highly praised andwhich resulted in Mr Atwoods being elected without a dissenting voice Captain ofthe Guard ot the Imperial Council It hasbeen said that he was the first man electedto any office la the Imperial Council unani-mously From that time forward he hasbeen more or less conspicuous in the Im-perial Council various officesfinally was elected Imperial Potentateunanimously at Buffalo last June

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SBEBDTEHS WHO AXESome of the Prominent

Their Ilepre entatlvkrWashington everywhere has capitulated

to the Arabs 5ons of the desert TheOriental Nobles red fezzed and weighteddown with the numberless emblems-of the sumbeMesk llltfe of theAncient Arabic Order of the Mystic ShrineInvest every part of the city Arab Patrolsguard the passes and in the streets atthe hotels and atlhe public buildings andplaces of Interest about the city vasthordes of the invaders with their ladlesin white fezzes are seen At every placedevoted to the sale of liquid refreshmentdetachments of the tribes have been placed whose duty religiously observed is todrici it all up At the various headquar-ters the stimulant of sweet music and

liquids Is dispensedSphinx Temple of Hartford Conn has

mustered 115 Nobles and ladies who areinstalled at the Ebbitt House Amongthem and composed of members of theTemple is a band of twentyfive piecesnjier the leadership of J Oscar CaseyThe band has one famed musician Mr

laia The tuba requires an abundance ofwind and agile fingers Mr Preston hasboth and these characteristics have obtalneS for him the prominent position ofActing Mayor ot Norwich Conn as a rec-ognition of his talent

The Temple has furnished a patrol ottwenty Arabs under the command of CaptArthur T Wilson

The son renir badge of the Temple is oneof the most unique that has been seen Abrokencosed Sphinx surmounts a scimitcrfrom which depends a crescent and theproverbial wooden nutmeg

Rial S Peck Is Illustrious Potentate ofthe Official Divan ot Sphinx Temple Rich-ard P Martin is Recorder Mr Peck theIllustrious Potentate is also the SecondCeremonial Master of the Imperial Council

Kismet Temple of Brooklyn was organized in 18ST and today has a membership or 751 Nobles W O Campbell is theIllustrious Potentate and J D AckerRecorder of Kismet One of the prominentNcbles of the organization Is High PriestJohn W Richardson who has been CommanderInChlef of the Consistory A NA S R northern jurisdiction of NewYork and Past District Deputy ot theThird Masonic district of the Grand Lodge-F A A M southern New York

Kismet musters fifty Nobles and tenladies in the pilgrimage to the Oasis ofWashington The camelcade arrived yes-terday and were quartered at the RisssWith them came the baby six feet fourby four feet six The baby who is alsomaster of transportation for the organiza-tion mastered the transportation of his 300pounds of avoirdupois every pound ofwhich he brought with him without pay-ing excess charges for over weight KIs-met endeavored to get him through fromBrooklyn for half fare but he is more thanseven as he testifies himself and as hisoperations at the camels milk can testifyfor him and the railroad refused to allowthe rebate

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rious Arab brothers where open house isthe order attempted to knock an electriccar off the trackiast night In a momentof erraticism Jhe officials of the tractioncompany who wtstf torecover damages forthe act have to find him today and it Is ealfi that hisof Kismet arejlieep DS him in strict eeclu

he no longer considers himself the equalof an electric car in point of speed

The souvenlf badge of Kismet consistsof a camel and depending from ascimeter and star It Is one of the mostattractive of the Shrine badges

J H Cummin L A McMillan and C VDykeman are the representatives ot

to tho Imperial CouncilKosalr Temple of Louisville Ky Is the

most prominent temple of that State Itwas organized sixteen years ago and hasa membership today of 402 nobles James-C McFarren is illustrious potentate andWilliam J Watkins Is recorder ot KosalrThe representatives to the Imperial Ses-sions are Thomas C Timberlake WilliamRyan and Frank H Johnson Owing tothe distance Kosair has sent a small rep-resentation of the temple to Washington

CARAVAN OF THE ARABS

Spectacular lncennt of the MyatlcShrine Patrols

The spectacular parade of the mountedpatrols of the Mystic Shrine escorting theImperial Potentate entered the WhiteHouse grounds at 10 oclock this morningand marching up the driveway accompa-nied by martial music and flying bannerspassed In review of the President whostood under the portecochere and was con-stantly bowing his acknowledgments to theloud acclamations of his brother MasonsIt was one of the most brilliant parades thecity has ever seen though not of greatlength

The parade was carried out according tothe prearranged programme and was

with much circumspection and skilLHaleys Baud of this city all dressed in

snowy white followed Immediately the cor-don of mounted police and made a fine ap-

pearanceMecca Temple Patrol of New York about

fifty strong attired In flowing long robesot green red and yellow represented thetypical Arab and received D audits allalong the line The yellow and red turbaned contingent with faces as it tannedby the blazing sun of the desert receivedgenuine attention from everybody on account of their fine makeup PackardsFourth Reginment Band furnished musicfor this part of the parade

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next making a pictrucsque appearance intheir blue bloomers red jackets whitesashes fez and golden trappings Stelnwalds Blind of Baltimore accompanied it

Moolah Temple Patrol of St Louis wasconspicuous for its marching and drills allalong the route and It was vociferouslyapplauded Its manycolored attire of redbloomers sky blue jackets fez and goldlace trimmings elicited much admiration

The National Guard Band of this citypreceded the members of the OrientalTemple Patrol of Troy N Y who lookedlike a bond of Bedouins bent on a warlikeerrand in their long Sowing robes of sonbre grey and their long Bedouin rifles

The band of Fort Myer and tho ZouaveFife and Drum Corps in their picturesqueuniforms formed a fitting escort for themembers of Syria Temple ot Philadelphiawho followed in their wake The aspectof the parade at this juncture was very in-

teresting and it required a strong mindnot to think that the splendid pageant wastaking place in the Orient

The LuLu Patrol of Philadelphia Intheir attire cf kaleidoscopic appearanceformed one of the most picturesque partsof the manyTiued ensemble

The Sphinx Brass Band of Hartford whofurnished music to Sphinx Temple

attention on account of their appear-ance in sober black dress suits with fezIn decided contrast with their manycolored surroundings Sphinx Temple onthe route went through a series of march-Ing evolutions which together with theirfine appearance gained them applause allalong the line Ismailia Temple of Buffalofollowed this part and their peculiarlyshaded bloomers excited mirth and laughter being a combination of many colors

Almas Mounted Patrol under commandof Noble Robert Cook which was designated as the special escort to the ImperialPotentate excited attention and admira-tion being attired in long white flowingrobes with streaming banners and mounted on splendid caparisoned chargers Onehalt of this patrol preceded and the otherhalf followed the carriage of the imperialPotentate which was drawn by eight blackhorses Almas Mounted Patrol is the onlyone in the world It attracts attention atevery session ot the Imperial CounciL

The end of the parade brought upwith about 100 carriages containing mem-bers of various temples

After emerging from the eastern gate ofthe White House Grounds the parade tookthe following line of march To FifteenthStreet to Pennsylvania Avenue to ThirdStreet there countermarching up Pennsylvania Avenue to Tenth Street to FStreet When the rightofline reached FStreet the parade came to a halt and theseveral patrols formed line to the left anddressed back to the curb The grand mar-shal and staff then proceeded down theline and escorted the Imperial Council tothe Columbia Theatre in the following or-der Grand Marshal and staff AlmasMounted PatroL escorting carriage contaming the Imperial Potentate followed bythe other carriages The patrols stood atpresent while the Imperial Council passedup the llne

Tonights parade will be for the entiremembership of the Mystic Shrine Theseveral temples taking part in the paradewill form as follows

Almas Temple pn Vermont Avenueright resting on K Street

Visiting temples will repair to their res-pective places of formation and report tothe chlefofstaff through the aid desig-nated for that purpcssa at 7 p xn sharp

The column will move promptly at 715p m In the following order

Platcon of mounted policeGrand Marshal and staffVisiting temples according to seniority

of foundationThe column will move over the following

routeFrom Fifteenth and K Streets

teenth Street to F Street toto E Street to Sixth Street to D Streetpassing in front of the City Hall to Indiana Avenue to Third to Pennsyl-vania Avent to Fifteenth Street to Penn-sylvania Aweivue passing In front ot theWhite House sad reviewed by the ImperialPotentate at Lafayette Square to Seven-teenth to New York Avenue wherethe be dismissed without further ceremony to witness the display offireworks on the Monument grounds

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Trouble Started by the Sltootlracr ofDrr lty SheHJt Davldxon atoliestr Governor Beeklmiii MayBe Called Upon for Militia to QuelltIre Jlib ScrloHs Feared

LEXINGTON Ky May 22 The shooting of Deputy Sheriff Felix Davidson byMilliard Philpot at Manchester yesterdaypromises to reopen the old BakerWhitefeud and Governor Beckham will be calledupon to send militia to quell the trouble

Davidson is now lying at the point ofdeath and Jhilpot is in jail surrounded bya strong guard His friends some 200 innumber are threatening his release Al-

though the Phllpots are regarded as themost daascrvus feudlste in Clay countythey hav taken little part in the BakerWhite feud up to this time Now that theBaker faction has been so theyhave beet gradually

until the Sunday affair has broughtthem face toface witb the Whites thedominant faction In the county

Beverly White Is Sheriff of the countyand Granville a brother of the manwho shot has several times as-pired to the position Both men are Republicaca but the Whites have proventhemselves constantly the masters of thePhllr ot In politics White has about hima strong coterie of fesriers men and whenthe clash comes the betweenthe Griffins and outdoneThe Philpots in the Griffin feud came outvictorious and escaped prosecution Theirfailure to convict any of the Phllpots hurtthe White faction which is associated withthe Howard Clan of which Jim HowardIn jail at Frankfurt charged with murder-ing William is one of theJohn G oferly White a lawyer and politician residesat Winchester and gone to the sceneof the trouble

The Griffin faction will now Sock to theassistance of the Whites and thus makethe Phllpots the smaller faction TheBakers several of whom fearedbrought assassinationare now at home and Sheriff Whitefearing an assault on the town has swornin some twenty men as deputy sheriffs andplaced them pn duty Deputy Sheriff Da-

vidson Is in a critical condition and hisdeath is expected

Both sides have an abundance of armsand ammunition secured during the polit-ical excitement in anticipation of troublefrom the officers coming Into theirto make arrests and shouldit is hard to tell how it will end

NEW TMMTfyRATTVH SECBHrASY

Herman Dadenhoop Sneered MrHooKt In JJnrjlnudB-

ALTIMORETMay 22 Badenboopwas yesterday ehos n secretary of theStattnmuisi Bureau to C r-

celiuff Vfif Va tatscharge of thcofflce next Hewas nominated by Superintendent Hattersler W Talbot

Mr Badeoboop is secretary of thetannIn Maenawcbor was for two years sec-retary of the United Slngrrs of Baltimoreand was secretary last October of the tIermanAmerican celebration at Electric ParkFor twelve he bs been with the

Anniger Company as a watchHe speaks German French and

Dutch besides English understandsScandinavian

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broke Into the of John Axer nearChestnut Hill some time Sunday nightand one of his borses md also cnebelonging to his daughter wbo was visit-

ing him The family returned home fromchurch about 1ft oclock The horses were

taken that time and early in theAxer came to and no-

tified States Attorney Telephonecommunication was held with different

of the county giving a description ofproperty News was received

that two horses answering the descriptionhad crossed Conowingo Bridge at an earlyhour yesterday Therj hasvery little in Hirfordty since Judge Walters gave the severesentence of fifteen years to a manHoon who was arrested whilesome of his stolen plunder through Har-

county

Effort to Revive the DeadDENTON Md May 2L an un-

dertaker went to embalm body ofCharles Deen a farmer near Hsbbs inCaroline county who died Sunday mornlag his relatives protested against the useof fluid claiming that he was not deadSeveral physicians were summoned to dotermine whether or not life had reallythe body There was considerablemcnt in the neighborhood It was claimedthat there was warmth and other evidences-of life An experienced physician the

was not dead said wasEfforts to resuscitate and keptup for Warm blankets andheated placed about the body

not given up until Sunday nightand the remains were buried yes-

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ConfederateNORFOLK Va May 22 Brig Gen

James F Crocker commanding First Bri-

gade Virginia Division United Confeder-ate has announced his staff asfollows H Toomer Portsmouth-Va adjutant general and chief of staffRichard S Thomas forithfleld Va quar-termaster Juhn C B Well Mullenbock Va commissary general William-M Evans Richmond Va inspector gen-eral Herbert M Nash Norfolk Va Burgets general Richard C Marshall Ports-mouth V judgeadvocate general andW A Crocker Lillian Va chaplain gen-eral

Two rronably DrownedBAY SIDE N J May 22 Two Swedes

employed by Albert to fish one ofhis sturgeon nets are to havebeen drowned in the bay during the stormof Saturday afternoon The overturnedboat been found but there is no traceof the men

TRY ALLENS FOOTEASE

feet feel cwolkn nerroes and hot sad get tiredrasHy It you have cnartfatc feet or tight shoes

sweating feet ingrowing nails blisters and spots lie

corns and bunions of and circacomfott Try U today all

druggists and shoe stores for 2Scage FREE Address Allen S Otasted LeRoyN T

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CHICAGO May 22 Mayor Harrisonsent to the City Council last night an or-dinance declaring forfeited all rights andprivileges of the Union Elevated RailroadCompany and other elevated railroad com-panies to that part of the union leap inVan Buren Street and in certain parts ofMarket Street In the business district Acommunication accompanying the

explained the reason for itsto be a failure of the Union Loop

Company to pay the city aY compensa

Union Loop Company has refused tothe city it is said

the conditions of its ordinanceing to alfow it to build bridges connectingits tracks with adjacent stores The mat-ter will be fought out in thecourts

BHIDZGBOOarS SUDDEN DEATHYoung Man Expires on the Way to

WeddingWHEELING W Va May 22 Within

ten of the hour at which he wasto Estella William Rodg-ers of West Liberty diedWest resides at Moundaville one of the su-

burban towns and the wedding was to havebeen solemnized last evening Rodgerscame to Wheeling yesterday morning andtwo hours before the time of the ceremony

but was taken vieen route He came back t his

lodging and a short time later Hisfiancee did not learn of the sad untilit was too late to go to his bedside

Elaborate arrangements had beenat the home of Miss West which is now ahouse of mourning Rodgers bodywas taken to West It was ac-companied by the almost heartbrokenyoung woman Physicians have not fullydetermined what caused Rodgers death

STtTBDER POIXOWS

Captain Wife the Slate ofthe Xnvorro Killed at

HACOMA May 22 News hasbeen of a mutiny that tookplate last March on the brigantine Navar-ro from Sorsogan in the Philip

with a cargo of hempFor a vessel was not beardfrom and it was given up for It wasthen learned that only two fromSorsogan the boatswain led the crew inmutiny which resulted in the killing orCaptain Acosta Mrs Moats and the ves-sels mate The were killed withknives without The boatswainstarted the mutiny to enable him to paya grudge against the mate wise had illused him

The crew finally ran the vessel into themouth ot Local River in Mindoro Severaldays later two native women who had acted as servants for Mrs Acosta told thenative authorities of the tragedy Then theentire crew was arrested The boatswainand his chief accomplices were beheadedThe rest of crew seven persons wereimprisoned for from ten to twenty year

To Build a fur Lumber MillELKINSW Va May 2i J hB G

David L Luke S E Staymaker and JflsSfSu SSJt ilaere haveiDcorparmtz th West Virginia SpruceLumber ConspCBy and will erect an 1m-

mesBe refit at the mouth ot LeatherCreek a tributary of the GreeBbrier RiverIB West Virginia The new place which isabout tw ntyf re miles above Martiitoawill be known a Caaa The above inter-ests are btrfWins the Immense millat Covingten Ya and have tnKnenae tim-ber holdings The bardweod wad the finestof sprees timber will be raeipjfacture Intolumber while the other varieties cf woodwill be made late pulp at Coviagte Theyhave also incorporated the Pocahotas Supply Company to do a mercantile businessat their miH-

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tution is feeing rewritten and its businessmethods generally will be changed Thebuildings occtiiied by the Americas SchoolwH be n ed by the new organteaUoa andmost of the employes retained J H

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man arrested for HnterfeiUog nearFranklin Mills eight ailes north ot Han

Md has been ot tieHoffman was a veteran

He put up at the house cf John Mann afarmer who testified that Hoffman madeJ120 in counterfeit nickel in his presenceand the spurious cola in rav

Mans made informationagainst him Hoffman claimed to havebeen prospecting for coal and iron and tohave fund the lilt of tools and the rein inthe mountains He bad Intended to turnthem over to the authorities and ecoin just for fun at Mannsjury promptly him Sentencehas not yet

Fiver Injured In a Rnnzvrray-HOUTZDALE Ps May 22 While John

B McCrath an attorney and his familywere driving Sunday evening the team ranaway and three occupants ot thewere seriously injured Mrtwo ribs anti his collar bone Hiswife sustained severe interns be

a rib and may prove Jatalhad a thigh broken and

a bad cut across the head Two other chilescaped with slight bruises

Martin Frey Held for MurderCARLISLE Pa May 22 This morning

the Coroner Dr S L Dives held an Inquest on death of Edward Collins whowas killed at Newville eveningAfter examining athe jury found the foliowins verdict ThatCollins came to his by a gunshotwound inflicted at of MartinFrey and the same was the result of awillful and deliberate attempt of Frey tokill and murder Collins Collins funeralwas held yesterday afternoon and at-tended by a large concourse ot people

a widow and seven small children

Striking Miners Hold OutCUMBERLAND Md May 22 The ex

break in the rank of the sinkminers did not take place yester-

day The operators are in na hurry toresume until after the injunction orderedby Judge Sloan last week has been servedupon the leaders A body 300 or 400 of the

armed with hickory raradthe region about

last night but no violence was attempted

Knockers In FmahlonOne of latest lads in Sew York is the Ut-

tutkm of for door bellsolder and more knocker the

higher price it commands and dealersare inannfactnrinffkind out of iron and brest A bettered brataknocker can be made in a lee hears but it takeslonger to turn out rusty Thefad has not reached thatis is that want ITcnrichbeer to drink This fad has been in existence tarover a quarter of a century and IIecrfcJj Marsren Senate Laer hart the reputation forbeing pure and wholesome Do not knock for

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Lawsuit Over a Disc EstateRALEIGH N C May lawsuit

which involves more than half a milliondollars is in progress at Asheboro Ran-

dolph county It is a contest over the wiltot the Tate former State Treasurer JohnM Worth who was a large cotton millowner and also largely interested In otherindustrial enterprises Robert W BIng

widely known as the head of theBIngham School at Asheville joined byother legatees has filed a caveat to thewIlL There are aevn attorneys on eachside There is great Interest in the cutcome of the litigation

A InHAGERSTOWN Md May 22 A brick

building used as a storage house by theHagerstown Mattress Company was de-

stroyed by fire yesterday morning Thebuilding was owned by John A KUodemusof Winchester Va and was formerly usedas a factory A large quantity ofexcelsior which was stored in the structurewas consumed Two tramp umbrella mend-

ers were seen to come out of buildiigwhere they slept Sunday night a few mnutes before the fire was discovered

Payer of Forced CheekPHILADELPHIA May 22 The Supreme

Court wilh two Justices dissenting yes-

terday In an opinion held that a bank ortrust company paying a check endorsedwith a forged signature must stand theloss of the amount of the check The caseupon which the court ruled was a suit between the Land Title and Trust Companyagainst the Northwestern National Bankboth ot Philadelphia

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