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TAX APPEAL LIT
FIXED AT JULY 16
Only Protests on New Build
ings and Additions Figures
to Be Heard.
Owners of new buildings and addi
tions. which arc expected to be com
pleted prior to July t. have until July
16 to appeal the assessments, it was an
nounced yesterday by Tax Assessor Wil
liam P. Richards.
The assessments of these new build
ings and additions will amount to about
*10,000.000 or *12.000,000. Mr. Richards
said These figures are not included
in the total assessment of $1,137,316,223
which was used bv the Commissioners
In fixing the tax rate for the new fiscal
year.
"A recent addition of the land and
Improvement values in the 114 field
books of the assistant assessors shows a
total assessment, of $1,137,316,223,” said
Mr. Richards. “This does not include all
of the new buildings and additions
which are to be completed by July 1.
“Th? assessment of these new build
ings will amount to about *10.000.000
or *12,000.000. but besides the new
amounts that are to be added, certain
amounts are to be subtracted where ex
emptions have occurred for different
purposes, and during the coming year
these exemptions may amount to sev
eral million where property is taken
over by the District or the United
States. *
Wherever assessments have amount
ed to more than $26,000 for new or
recent improvements, notices are being
mailed out and the time of appeal is
fixed by law until the third Monday of
July for new additions only, after which
the books are entirely closed and will
be followed by sending out bills during
August and September.
“Since January l. written appeals
have been filed asking for revision in
assessments that were then open for
review and these written appeals have
been supplemented by oral hearings
which are now finished. No other
appeals can be considered, except those
for new buildings or additions."
CHILD HIT BY AUTO DIES.
Raymond Moore. 2 Years Old, Suc
cumbs to Injuries.
Specs al Di.patch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN Md.. June 23
Raymond Moore, 2 years, son of Mrw
Noia Summers, died today at the
Washington County Hospital of in
juries received when he was run down
bv an automobile driven by Bruce N.
Gordon of Green Castle. Pa. The ac
cident occurred near the child's home
—» ■■ ■
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! BATTLE IN CUBA 30 YEARS AGO
! RESULTED IN CAPRONS DEATH
I First Land Engagement of Spanisk-Ameri
can War at Recalled.
Officer Attended D. C. School.
The first land engagement of the i
Spanish-American War, the battle of j
Las Guasimas, Cuba, in which casual- j
ties were suffered by Untted States:
j troops, was fought 30 years ago today, i
and Capt. Allyn K Capron. former
Washington schoolboy, the first Ameri
can Army officer killed in the war. met
j his death in that engagement June 24.
1898
Spanish forces, retreating from
Daiquiri, where the American forces
had landed to seize Santiago, took posi
tion on a range of hills near Las Guasi
mas. The Spanish positions were for
tified by intxenchments. stone breast
works and blockhouses, and commanded ■
the two trails through a heavily wooded \
valley along which the Americans were ,
advancing, when Capt. Capron, a mem- ;
ber of the Rough Riders, met death, j
Capt. Capron was the son of Capt.
1 Allyn Capron. who died near Fort Myer |
in September. 1898. as the result of |
tvphoid fever contracted when he was |
serving in Cuba with the Ist United j
States Artillery during the Santiago
MOTHER OF SIX FOUND
DEAD FROM FUMES
Husband Discovers Mrs. Mary M. j
Bennett. 25. Lying in
Front of Stove.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
EDMONSTON, Md.. June 23.—With
three burners on the kitchen gas stove
open. Mrs. Mary M. Bennett. 25 years;
oM. was found lying dead before the ;
stove bv her husband. Edward C. Ben- j
nett, at the family home at Fourth j
street and Wells avenue here, shortly j
after 1 o'clock this morning. Justice
of the Peace Herbert J. Moffat, acting
coroner, issued a certificate of suicide.
Mr. Bennett could give no reason why ,
his wife would wish to take her life.
He told Chief of Police Carl M. Blan- j
chard of Hyattsville. who was called in i
the absence of county officers, that his j
wife returned to the house last night
about 9:30 o'clock after keeping an ap
pointment with a dentist in Washing- ;
ton and retired with the remainder of i
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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, T). U- JUNE V. :if)?S-PART_jr
. campaign, and the grandson of Capt.
I Erastus A. Capron of the Artillery, who
I was killed in the battle of Churubsco.
August 20. 1848. during the War with
! Mexico.
The younger Capt. Capron was the
brother'of Maj. Webster A. Capron of
the Ordnance Department, who is now
stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Md.. and was a native of Brooklyn.
N. Y. He was educated in the public
schools here and enlisted in the Regu
lar Army in October. 1890, at Fort
Myer. Va.
Upon the declaration of war with
Spain he was ordered to report to the
I then Capt. Leonard Wood as adjutant
of the famed Ist United States Volun
teer Cavalry, official designation of the
! Rough Riders, which was then being
i organized.
! Col. John R. Thomas, jr.. at present
| military attache at the American em
| bassy in London, is the only officer now
: on the active list of the Army who was
; wounded In the Las Guasimas engage
ment. .
the family shortly after 10 o’clock. Mr. |
Bennett said he awoke shortly after 1
o'clock this morning and smelled gas.
Missing hts wife he investigated and
i found her almost fully clothed. In the
kitchen. Attempts to revive her were
i futile and Dr Catherine Ooodson. who
; was called, pronounced Mrs. Bennett
[ dea.d
| Besides her husband. Mrs. Bennett
leaves six children ranging in age from
8 months to 6 years.
•
Banks Declare Dividends.
i Sped*! Dupalch U» The SUr
LYNCHBURG. Va., June 23—Divi
dends totaling $140,500. payable July
!. have been declared by six of the
eight banks here from earnings of the
past six months. The Lynchburg Na
| tional and Mutual Savings & Trust
Co. have yet to declare their dividends.
| but will do this next week.
Caught on an angler's hook at Hutton j
Rudby. England, a wren apparently was
unhurt as It flew away after being un
; hooked. ‘
SLAIN BY FRIEND
FOLLOWING TUSSLE
Virginia lumber Camp Worker
Stabbed by Youth—Posse
Hunts Fugitive.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
PURCELLVILLE. Va.. June 23
Floyd Harris, 27 years old, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Harris of Neersvllle,
Va.. was fatally stabbed this afternoon
by Dennis Dodson. 18 years old. son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Dodson of Sper
! ryville. Va., following a friendly tussle
at the Rogers lumber camp two miles
north of Hillsboro.
The two had been employed as tim
ber cutters In the mountains, but were
not working today as a result, of the
rainy weather. Witnesses at the camp
said both had been drinking and en
gaged in a tussle for the knife, when,
while they were hidden from view be
hind a cabin. Harris received a wound
six Inches deep above the heart,
i He walked into the cabin where the
; two had been living and dropped dead
a few minutes later. Dodson fled to
the hills.
Sheriff E. F. Adrian immediately
formed a posse and pursued him. plac
ing guards at all roads and bridges.
The lumber mill was immediately shut
down and most of tjie workmen joined
in the hunt. At a late hour tonight
no trace had been found of Dodson.
He is without a coat, hat or money.
| and his capture is believed to be a
matter of a few hours.
WATKINS REUNION HELD.
Frominent Virginians Observe
Birthday of Ancestor.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE. Va.. June 23.—The long
maintained tradition of eommemorai-"
ing the birth of Maj. William Morton
Watkins, who was born 155 years ago,
brought many distinguished Virginians
together today at Dow’ell. the ancestral
home at Saxe, in Charlotte County. It
is one of the few well preserved Co
lonial qjanslons in this section and was
the scene of a substantial family re
union and an al fresco dinner.
Families represented, all of them de
! scendants on the paternal and ina
! ternal sides of the family. Included the
j Tuckers. Leighs. Watkins. Blands.
Hamilton*. Carringtons and Lassiters.
The estate is now owned by Clement C.
Gaines, a brother of Richard Gaines of
i New York.
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