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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

BY Charles 4. Rose,
Real Estate Auctoncer,
No II north ienth street.
ERrNpTORY AUCTION SALE
1 OF
THAT DESIRABLE
South Third street Residence
NO. 2fT.
GOOD LOCATION. WELL BUILT AND
GOOD LOCATION. WE'LL BULL AMI
IN FIRsT-cLAss ORDER.

By request of the owner, VINO is oe'el-
mined to SELL 1 shall 0ilef me aD,t
ff.n.J Exceptionally desirable ID" II-A'-
ia. for saIe. upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE -. lN@,
nj Il T. M ibis house Is thfee-atoiy
and basement brick building punt win
fhe he.t material. and in most supstan-
faI manner containing H. or more rooms
,rI.h GOOD range. lauUDe. etc, the tullfe
promises having been put ia n ,. -,...''
..far within the last year. The Tot fronts
9t feef : inches 0n the east line ot Inifd
street. extending back between pai .a..'',i
,ifet. In common This is am opportunity
fo Secure "a nrst-ciass investment or a
most desirable home iu every respect
Trp3Ts. Liberia and announced "a. SAFE.
CHARLES a. ROSE.
AucuOnecr.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER The above s.. sue 4,
viii offer for sale the "a =, a.. A5, ~,
NCRTHEAsT CORNER PROPER /.
SOUTH THIRD STREET. fronun. IS i-'L
inches with good brick o"'ii-"-
thereon. containing % rooms ....,.
CHARLES y. tIDHf-
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Mineral Hotel & Barnett House.
CITY. VA

Celebrated Chase City Lithia and Chic
ride of Calcium Waters.
Special rates 10 parties coming early In
the season or families spending The sum-
mer W ID. PAXTON.
apli Prop.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Headquarters Richmond Fire Department,
Onice Board OF Fire C0mmis-
siOners. city Hall.

siOners. City Hail.
Richmond, Va. June = 1859
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.-SEALED
proposals will be received by the Board
OF Fire Commissioners until o'clock
=. II. JULY 3. ls91, for furnishing the
Richmond Fire Department with TWO
HUNDRED TONS. more or less. OF
BEST ANTHRACITE STOVE. EGG
AND NUT COAL: also. NtTTALBURG
Q.UMP) ENGI.sE COAL. In such guam
titles as the needs Of the Fire Depart
ment may from time 10 time require.
For further information apply 70 w
G. FULLER. chief Engineer Fire De
partment
The Board OF FIRE Commissioners re-
serve the right TO reject any and an
bids: also. % award the contract as a
whole or IN part
Envelopes containing proposals must
he marked proposals for Coal" with
name OF bidder on outside and addressed
10 l. 5. JONES.
iulO Secretary.
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A UcTIOsS SALE
a or
A PRICK TENEMENT SITUATED AT
THp NORTHEAST CORNER OF
NINTTESTH AND BROAD
STREETS
O(NOy-N IS No 14i NORTH NINE
TEENTH SIttEEJ).
Az fhe request OF the owner, who Is
anxious 10 scll. Ne shall oner Tor sale, at
public auction upon ne premises, on
If q o'clock l.. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
eoribeS above fronting 27lz feet on the
est seo of Nineteenth street, and run
mig back 20 good depth. The house
eontains about seven rooms. and there
S. a detached brick kitchen on the lot.
This property rents well and PAYS wen
as an Investment. and those desiring a
bargsin should attend this sale
Tf1RMs: Liberal and announced at tho
hour OF sale SUTTON Il co,
full Auctioneers.
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Richmond. Va. June :, 1899.
-THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF
the Bonded Debt Of tne s eI,y .. Rich
inohu -,ant and reopened the LIST day OF
i MN next, next. EDWARD WARREN,
yue,s "N Auditor.
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BY virtue 81 deed 90 trust dated Feb
mary Ith. 1895 and recorded in the
clerks office of tho Hastings Court Of
Tie city OF Manchester. in ID b. u.s. page
19. default having been made IN tho pay
rnont of Two Of tho notes secured thereby
and being required so to- do by the holder
Thereof. and also requested so to do hy
the owner Of The real estate I viii sell az
public auction on The premises. on
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE.
1852 AT o O'CLOCK p. N.
tie .boso-ment 'oned house and iot watch
fronts Il feet On tho southside Of Bain-
bridge street and runs back between
rarauei Inee i.j feet to an alley. The
dwelling istsubstant.alr built conven-
ienty arranged. and contains g rooms.
Tho Dot is O. good one This property is
located foo the most desirable part OF one
Of tho best streets in the city.
TERMS. Cash sufficient 90 pay costs Of
executing this trust. taxes and 20 pay
two notes and interest thereon from
February lIth l@9 one note Is for the
sum of 500 and tno otacr for Sl5 The ball
sroe upon such terms Us will De given at
tho sale.
A. j.. ADAMsON.
Trustee
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at my ONCE. Room J. City Hall
(basemenD. until y clock NJ. on
a STABLE on the almshouse LOT I'm ac-
cordance with nlans and Specifications
10 he seen AT the above office from
A NJ 10 =. NJ. daily.
The Committee lor me Kelief OF the
all bids. Nro. -. LAWS,
1u1s Superintendent Public Charities.
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FOREST LODGE

GLEN ALLEN
Trasins leave Elba station 40 1.l2 and
S.45 A. NJ. and al 1903 fl0 and 6.Z0
leaves az $50 A. NJ. and returns az $40
=. NJ. myA
HOTEL ROYAL. FRONT ROYAL. VA
Modern Improvements Rooms well fur
nished Water from Blue Ridge Noun
tain. Excellent table service No ma
laria. No mosquitoes. a. =. McIN-
TURFF & 4. ;. DALTON, Proprietors.
myl6
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CHARLES D.. WILLIAMS.
ST. r. MAlk1.
BEVERLY Is. MUNfOkD,
Special Commissioners.

warwick Corbin. Ex'or Plaintiff against
a. T. Boiling and EN or and a.s.. De
fcndanfs.-ln The Law and Equity court
of The city of Nchmonl.
l. = Winston. clerk of said court
certify that ne bond required OF the spe-
cia1 commissioners by The decree ln SAID
cause of December ", 1896 has been duly
Given under my hand. this 18Th day Of
rannarv lSgS i. T.. WINSTON.
s,,4 Clerk
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AUCTION >iLEs--l uiurc D"y''
by Sutton & CO..
Real Estate Auciionecrs'
Corner Tenth and Bank streets

ENECUTOR's SALE OF Two tKAAE
II TINFMENTS AT I'LL So - -,
WEST CORNER OF ST. JOINS AND
1000 sT JOHNS sTREEr) At ihe re- -
guest of the executor who is anS,ou9 s,
settle mp the estate, we shtii Wv
sale. at public auction upo" '''
ises on 100
az 5.30 O'Clock Z. NJ the PRO I'LL , que"
scribod as above. Tho dwellings n,9
four rooms eac'. and are ln -o.u w ',,..
with city water and culvert conn
They 8re now rented 20 piylnp W w.. ,',,
the Investment. n..t
10 you wish % bargain. do not .ili 'o n,-
tend this sale. as the executor 81
OBJ eotNs up the estate. ,,,..-,f
SUTTON q CO.,
Aucuonccrs.
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In execution of deed of trust. dated
February 25,h. 1884, recorded 500 the
clerks Office of the Richmond C1ancefy
Court, ln Deadlock $50 IS, page 49,.
and in pursuance Of "a decree of Pie Law
and Equity Court OF the city of kcn-
m0nd. entered ODD tine sd day OBJ june. lssJ,
in the suit of S Wc.dman. who sues. etc..
VS.. Samuel REGISTER. trustee and others,
the uudcrs gued trustee VIII sell ny pub
lie auction. Oh Che premises. on
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TY. VA.
By virtue Of decree o. the Circuit Court
% Chesterfield county. in THE suit Of
Virginia Building and Loan Company vs.
HWard Armstcad. entered November IS.
lses the undersigned Special Comm Sc
sioners vii lsel at public auction. on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY or JUNE.
1Sa AT G O'CLOCK =. NJ
house and lot No IS in said addition.
fronting 81, feet on Holly street. corner
OF old Dominion street and running ba k
loa feet also house and lot No. 12i in said
addition fronting 90 feet on south side Of
Canal street and running back 100 feet.
Both OF the above are good lots. while
the houses are somewhat out Of repair
still they can Doe put in good condition at
small cost, and as they always rent well,
a purchaser can secure q fifteen per cent.
Investment
TERMS: One-f0urth cash. tho balance
FL SIX, twelve and eighteen months dee
forrcd payments bearing interest. tile 90
10 retained an tho purchase money Us fully
paid and q conveyance ordered hy the
court.
=. V. COGBILL
BEN. II. CRDMP.
Special Commissioners.
A. l. Adamson. Auctioneer.
The bond required by tho court OF tho
above commissioners has been executed
j.. H. FLCrRNOY
Clerk
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D.
WITH PERHAPS 100 CLAIM
ants ahead Of Us. We profess to have tho
very best Bicycles ln the entire universe.
Wheels that sell after the most critical
weighing Of merit and price. Drop In
and weigh tho "Fcathorstone' -nect az
n bird strong as "a mulc-at 81 per
pound cycle Sundrles lower than tho
lowest. Warranted Tires $50. Gas
Lamps. s22J. on Lamps. &c. Spokcs.
pc. 81 Steel Foot Pumps BE. Pedals
Slc. Expert bicycle repairing done
promptly. HARRIS HARDWARE co.
600 east Broad street. Richmond. Va
WANTED. a WHITE BOY TO RIM
errands Apply 702 east Main street
WANTED PARTIES WISHING TO IN
vestlgate ln n high-qrade security at
par bearing per cent interest froo
of tax. can address INVESTMENT. p.
o Box IS.
WANTED. nv A COUPLE. a FLAT OR
rooms suitable f0r light housekeeping.
furnished or partly furnished Terms
reasonable and location central Nd
dress FLAT so. !. care this paper
WANTED. a FEW STOCK TO PAS
furc Special attention given 10 COWS
caIvlna "Sunnvsido" Osburn turnpike,
1--WE miles below Tho CITY.
mia THOMAS MOORE.
WANTED SUMMER BOARDERS.
Large shady yard. pleasant rooms good
water fon milk and fresh NcgcItnI.si
rood table fare MRS MOREWooe
Truin p o.. Va. july
HELP WANrED--Female.
.a .r .r...-. r.-.
wANrED-GooD sALEsGIRLs. AP
ply before II A. NJ MILLER
RHOADS
Any LADY HAVING TWO OR THREE
hours spare time "a day can make s.
weekly working for us at home. no'h-
ing to soH Send seif-addrcsset enN--
lone for free sample. MAMMA TAN
iui3
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By - w. B0We,
Real Estate Auc-l0ucef.
lllNIIssInNEEs III

4, COMMISSIONERS SALE
l or
(~Arl-Agr,E VACANT PROPERTY or
CARY. TAYLOR, AND GREEN
STREETS. RESI- LCIll hLl t...,,.
IMMEDIATELY AT IHE DLAl-N AID
IARKEI-BOlaE AT
AUCTION
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I'm execution of The decree referred 90
below. $50 VIII SCH. 10y public auction ON
The premises. lu tle ordered named bcio",
beginning at J.3O O'Clock L. M.. on
THURSDAY. JUNE lI, leIl,
Else foH0Wi Tescrlpcd NACAN4 10 -
t0-Wit.
T. SIXTY FEET al the southwest cor
uar of Cary and Linden streets. running
back along Linden street LAB feet % 4ncnts
90 au alley 2U feet Wide.
- NINETY lEEI al the northwest
corner of Taylor and Linden streets, fln-
ming back along Linden street it' rect %
inches to tine aforesaid alel.
g. ONE HUNDRED FEET at me SOUTH
east corner OF Linden aud Green sltetla,
running back parallel with Green w Itel
@ inches.
a. FIFTY-FOUR FEET on me souih
line of Green street. lmnieai"teis l- ,"o
rear OF the land last mentioned ana la--
ing the new warhtt-huuac.
d. FIFTY FEET on the south soe OF
Green street. separated Iom lhe lasi-
mentioned land by am alley ID icei Woe.
and also fronting SAID marhcl mouse
These blocks of land VIII Doe sold as "a
whole or in small sub-di Visions a7 may
seem best at the time of sale. aHa piaia
of if can bc seen at The office of ihe auc-
uonccr All of this property ncins close
Dob the said market. deserves ana should
attract thc attention of purchasers.
TERMS Ouc-f)urtn cash ana inc nal-
ance al six. twelve and eighteen months.
FOR notes. with interest added ana liles
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS
al T. MAIkl.
BEVERLY -. MINfORD,
IH O ..rHtf IN . IlHIIH
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By a. L. hdamsOn.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Manchoster. Va.

~ OMNIssIONERS AUCTION SALE
O)F TWO SMALL HOUSES AND LOTS
IS BUFFERS ADDITION TO MAN
CHESTER, ~ CHESTERFIELD COUN-
Ty. VA.
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mrLp wANrnD--remaie.

wANTED.-GOOD sALEsGIRLs. AP.
ply before II A. NJ MILLER <
RIOADS
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AUCTION sALE-ruture Day..

By Sutton & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Corner Tenth and Bank streets.
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FRIDAY, June 10, 1899,

Bv n. seldom Taylor
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
$50. = north Eleventh
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FATE OF THE CHARLESTON.
NzTlL OPFICIiLs HOPEFUL or
s1VIsa THE CRUISER.

She Struck nm Uncharted Rock of the North
Coast Of Luzon on Nov. 2-Crew Landed
on CamiE uin Island-EiRht Men Reach
LinFnyen Gulf In n Launch After n Try
ing Trip-Gunbost Helena to the Rescue.
Special Gable D,sps,eh TO THE sus.
MANILA, Nov. 1.-THE cruiser Charleston 10
wrecked on a rock or coral reef of the un-
inhabited island Of Font. eight miles east OF
Camlgun Island. The cruiser had been
pntroinR thu coast OF Luzon for some time.
returning to Manila occasionally for coal.
At o'clock on the morning OF Nov. 2 she
struck q rock not indicated on tho CHI arts. An
immediate examination was made and It was
seen that the cruiser would probably DO a total
wreck The usual naval routine was followed
and the discipline was perfect. Soundinas
were made. tho small boats were provisions ed
and observations wore taken. 1t was found
that there was twenty feet OF water under the
bow OF the cruiser and eighty fathoms under
her stern. The men were ordered to put fvs
DAYS rations In ther havsrsaoks. and with 1876
rifles and two Colts automatic guns they
reached Font the same afternoon and s;ayei
there several days. Finally they went to Can't
gun where the natives appeared to be friendly.
All the SIN all boats usro seized to prevent any
possible trsachcrous summoning OF the hostile
Tagslos.
Ing transport. None was sighted and finally
sailing launch. In command OF Lieut. Mac
Donald. with Boatswain Glypn and six men.
started ont with the intention OF reaching
Manila They had a very trying experience.
vphoon sprung UP and the launch did not
dare to approach the shore. To mako matters
worse. the supply OF provisions ran short.
The launch reached the mouth OF Lngayen
Gull on Saturday and met the transport Aztec
homeward- bound. The launch set dis
trsss signals flying and hailed the transport.
but there was an apparent understanding,
as the Aztec held her course. This launch pur.
sued the transport and got close enough TO sI-
plain what was wanted. Then the Aztec lowed
tho launch back toward Lingayen Gulf aud
met the batt'eship Oregon. The men In the
launch boarded the Oregon and tho Aztec stood
on her course. When the men told the story OF
the wreck Of the Charleston to Capt Wilde OF
tho Oregon the latter burst into tears
The Oregon stood inside OF the gulf and sig
nailed to the Gunboat Helena. Taking some
stores from tho Oregon. the Helena started at
once to relieve the shipwrecked crew OF the
Charleston. IIcut. Macdonald figured out
that his shipmates would be able TO hold out
on half ratons.
The Guuboat Caliao brought the crew OF the
launch to Manila.
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NW'''vll'NlN!V'N'lli'3!'13fiE
men PR0WLz
: Because Uneasy. :
GOOD FOOD, :
: TRY :
: GRAPE-NUTS s
: SOLD BY GROCERS. :
MEAT FED TO HORSES.
SOLD BY GROCERS.

Animal food. un'ess m xod with least
four-flnhs o vegetable products, 10 apt to uIo-
ducs irritable temper aud chronic restlsssness.
Wherever experiments have succeeded In ac-
cuStoming horses to diet OF flesh food, tho re-
suits we're attrsted by torn brides and
smashed stable doors. Carnivorous men begin
to prowl TO ease the feeling OF gastric dlscom.
fort. md II deprived OF that remedy become
fretful and vlndictive. especially whom tho
causes OF nervous arrangements have bssn
complicated by other stImuants," writes DR..
Felix Oswald
Like produces like. therefore. the nervous
dyspep.i" snou'd steS food rom the peace' II
and nutritious grains OF tho ned
Grape Nuts made NJ wheat and barley most
skifuily blended ana manufacture, furni'hA
food, fully and perfectly cook al an sun; lies
the highest form OF nourshment comhinrt
with delicious flavor. Grape Nuts nre 81 Il ~
all first class grocers. aud mads At Bate
Greek. Mich, by the Postum Cereal Co., Lid
Adv.
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srcK AND DIscHAnGEo SOLDIERS.
Changes In Present Methods Suggested by
Secretary Root to Gen. Otis.

WASHINGTON. Nov IA cory Of the report
OF the Board Of Inquiry. convened at San
Francisco TO inquiry into the conditions on
m" transport Tartar on her last voyage from
Manila. has been forwarded to Gen. Otis
with certain rscomme dations made by
the Secretary o. War. Il has been
the practice heretofore to discharge sold iers
in Manila. paving them there AMI giving them
free TRANSPORTATION to the United States on tho
Government TRANSPORTS. This has resulted In
several complaints to the Secretary OF War
about soldiers who have landed In this country
without means to get to their homes. In trans-
mittinE the report to Con. Otis II IL .uggest.d
70 h m that hereafter no moro soldiers shall be
discharged In Manila. bat that whoa their
term ~ service expires they shall be sent to
san Francisco. where they will get their dis
charge papers and their ray. II has also
h"en suggested to Gen. Otis that IN the future
sick soldiers shall be sem only on vessels having
special provision or their care. In the cnss Of
the Tartar the boar found that the vessel was
properly equipped for twenty-siS emergency
sick cases hut tho surgeon 81 the TvrrtIeth
Kansas Regiment decided 20 Place on hoard ali
hHslgE, 700 men, many ~ whom should have
been eft In the hospitals at Manila until sum
emily recovered to make the voyage In tho
regular troopship
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that she may be hauled OF the reef by HI: refer
ps para sas H. e s! msss Sns her
et cosdls Il R'e sef. issssorsbe yh.n Lieut.
s y ps7:I o n; Chg ;roS .HpA Admir-, WER:
e Sf.s.s the Sssf:.,Ss yS% a s.SSmi Ss,:
Ordinary wsath.r conditions hi. would keep
fireroo... spP.r.nt i voluntary act and not
an unavoldab bic result Of ths groundtinsi put
op q: : .S s'p The pu .n ron M the
Ing. from Admiral watson's description. while
There Il distance q sbou. NIP. icet between
the water In. and the name Charleston" on
.n fss or r.. g. ss' CART remsn and hi, men
a tss r x. w y:S s ss' 81 Ss Sm
crew bad half ration, Tor o ten days only or
tive. Kdmira' Watson my say. wer. friendly, and
what 70 known here oil the island indicates
The most notable achievement. OF the
GGh.rss,9sT va. III. S.rtnr. 2, the iil1nd o,
United States by Spain. The cruiser did aot
have an opnor'unity Of taxing Part in any OF
assigned to convoy the transn2rfs CARRYING the
frat army expedition To- Manila and on June
20. %, up Ter Instructions from tho Secre-
tsry of the Navy her commander. then Cant.
Henry 6nss. snilsd into the mort OF San Luis
dc Apra. the principal port OF Guam. and took
possession.
since then the cruiser has boen actively en-
gagged In the Philippines. taking. part In some
81 the operations against the insurgents. In
1901 she snKaged in a notable chase after the
Chillan nllbu'ter ltata and caught her.
Capt PiRman served In tho civil War. hav-
ing enterod the navy on Sspt 20. 1-Bl. lie 10
from Ind dana. He did not have much duty In
tho war with Spain.
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NEW JERSEY PRF>OSS.
Report of Charities Aid A'sociation-Iuns-
tic Asylum ut snahe Hiii.


ELIZABETH. n. J.. Nov. 14--Mrs. Emily f.
williamson. secretary OF tho State Charities
Aid Association. has forwarded to Gov.
Noorhee. the thirteenth annual report OF the
assoc tation. The system Of management Of
the jails throughout tho state Is vigorously
attacked. and 1t 10 declared that while condi-
tions In tho jails have improved the manage
n ent car never be really successful until there
L. a means provided for separating the nrst
offender from the hardened criminal. Mira
Williamson styles the Nav Jersey lails ne ''at =
iractiys " inter resorts for thc vngnhond and
rOuHdsr class" She declares that tho fec sys-
TEN should he abolished.
The report declares that in )ails that nre
under the unlimited care OF sheriTS who re-
csiye n stated sum for tho care OF tho prison
srs bad state OF Affairs exists and unclean-
meas and freedom bring about n serious state
o' affairs The association recon ends the
control OF the Jails by committees from the
Boards OF FreehoLders and tho abolishment 81
the fee system. The statement In m abe In the
report that in the larger !nis Of tho state chill
dren are not separated from adults as 10 re-
CURED hy law.
A serious accusation is made against the
management Of the HUDSON County Iunatic
Asylum at Snake Hill Tho report dec ares
that II 10 completely under the domination Of
the 70 leans. that tho attendants get cnor-
nous salaries and are generally incoIn p.tsnt.
Tho rep!rt rccommsnis the Passage By tho
next Legislature az intermediate sentence aud
probationary hills made necessary Ivy the COM
plstion of the Railway Re'ormniory.
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STATES EDUCATIONAL system
Commission to Consider n Plan OF Unihoa
tion to Meet on Nov. %.

Commission to Consider n Plan OF Cnihcs-
ton to Meet ON Nov. -.
ALBANY. Nov. 1.-THE comm ssion nppolntc I'd
by Coy. Roosevelt TO devise plan for the
unihcatiNn OF the two state educational de-
psrtments. the State Board IL Regents and
tho State Department Of Pablo Instruc-
ton, will hold its frat meeting on
Nov ~. In the Assembly Ways and
Means COMMITTEES room at the Capitol. The
idea Of thu proposad change I a to do away with
the ricton existing at present between tho
two departments in charge OF the States
educational Affairs. No plans have been out
The piemhers OF tho Commission are Fred
erck W. Holl. Of Yonkers, Chairman Il i.
WilkinhOn o, poughkeepsia cX-Justiral Jusoph
/; Daly OF New York, ex-senator DanisI ii,
Mcmillan OF BuTalo. william Herman Of Utica.
Deputy Stunt. Daniorth l.. Ainsworth Of tho
tary Melvil Dewey OF the State Board OF Re-
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Preachers Wife Says shs Realizes Her
Error and Returned Voluntarily.

Error and Returned Voluntarily.
NEW LONDON. Conn. Nov 1.-the disap-
pearance from North Lime recently OF the Rev
J. ID. Wards wife and n blind musician j. ".
Maynard OF RoSbury. Mass. who was a
summer toarier at the Baptist min.
istsr's house, caused much comment
Maynard said Mrs. Ward left her hus-
band and children without his knowledge Hs
met her going to the railroad station and he
accom- panisd her on the train a. far as Hart
ford. where they separated. Mrs. Ward re-
manned a few days in Hartford with relatives,
and finally r.pented and returned home.
The church officials mt North Lyme la ve lsa ued
statement UNFOLDING and sympathiZing with
the mtpistor and hi. children. AMI Ars Ward
to-day sent tho following letter to the news.
papers.
II desire to state to the public that the tenor
OF tho articles heretofore published concerning
the troubles in my homo were false that left
my home. rot because Of the cruelty OF my
husband. hu. because. for the past two IN on this
my relations with Mr.. Maynard had been such
that | was nn ~!Iiug 10 remain II he went
away: that the statements mnG. were an effort
to Justify our actions before the world. and
that. r.ali2inG my error. returned home volun.
tarlly.'