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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
JENNINGS RACES.
Most Successful Injecting Ever He'll
Closed Yesterday.
Hr Associated Press

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 12.-"Gese
away Day to-day at Benninss closed
the most successful meet ever held by
the local jockey club. -Four favortte3,9
Gould. Blue and Orange. Decanneron and
Himself. won. Father Bilp' Days stable
had three winners. Summarizes:
First race-one mile and q Eatf. SIX;
hurdles. purse sio0-GouId e to 81 first.
Tankard q to y second, Wateralcae az
Z to ISL third. Time. 2.52 rs.
y Second race-fcrr and a half frrion<5,
purse sD0-Bluc and Orange q to . frsss
Spring Brook G to 81 second. ~sGusd ca
to y third Time. 81 Is g.
Third rnce-sseepIeeiaxs purse s4ee--Dd-
cameron e Ito 3 frs, AariIs G. TO u sec-
ond. Silent F. 6 to y fell Tire. 40I 20
Fourth race-sevcn furlonss. Benniaxss
handicap. purse $l.0oo-IHmself# q to-
first. Price u3 TO 3 second. Man q Vvc1
tS) to y ti.lrd. Time, 1:39. -
!ieth raee-seven S,lrion1s. purse No..
Eas.rs rs to s. n-sss. N,iu:.aG e 90
second, Flo-ad GEO to THRU 1<ns8
4 90.
Sixth racc-one mile an,. one nndsOf
warts. ru-se s4S,c-swa;np Lands q. to.O.
first, Ninonia rs to II second. ReuaAs 49,
Z q to ~ sthhd Time. Isl s -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
HEAVY SNOW IN MADISON..
The Confederate Monument to Be
Unveiled in May.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
TWYN1AN'S MILL, VA, April 12.-Quite
4 pretty picture was presented Thursday
morning when the sun arose, displaying
the deep snow with which the Blue Ridge
Mountains were covered, in contrast with
the green wehattIelds lying beneath them
Farmers through this section are ul-
usually behind With their spring %or!1,
owing to The dreadful Wea tller Of the lElsr
month.
Vegetation is also greatly retarded, the
pastures being almost as bare as IN :n,d-
winter.
Great fear is apprchendedsthat the lrIit
crop is much injured byathe5recen f;osts
and cold. -
Miss Mamie Collins, daughter. Of Mr.
Fisher Collins, of Oak Park.z.lied at her
home Tuesday. April Sta Tho lntermeEt
took place at Mt. Zion Metlo1ist Church,
Of which she was a member. " elliea':sy
at 2 o'clock. Her DEATH IS an unusually
sad one. being the fifth member Of he
family to be buried in fifteen months. Her
mother. Mrs Fisher Collins. wGY Hurled
only two weeks ago.
An entertainment was given 1t ivy
mans Mill one night last week fni' Tie
benefit of the Confederate monument 10
be erected at Madison Courthouse. The
monument is to be unveiled the last S;cck
in May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
NEST OF BEAUTIES.
An Old Fox Hunter Makes Rare Find
in New Kent.
(Spcc:ul Dispatch to The Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
ROXBURY, VA, April 12.-Col. S.. L..
Savage, the veteran foeS hunter. while
out a few days ago with his pack OF
fine. fox hounds, ran an old red fox into
a hollow. After much trouble he got the
dogs away; then he went back to get the
fox. He found it was an old mother fox
with six little ones, apparently not more
than two days old
Mr.. Savage is a very tcndcr-hearted
gentleman. He would not disturb the
happy family, but says If, the Deep Run
Hunt Club, or any one else. will
write to him at Taileysville, Va, lie will
get the whole family for them. They
will be fine size by the fall FOR good
sport Red foxes are generally scarce.
He will tell no one where they are for
fear some one would eStermlnate the
whole family of rare beauties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
SALE OF BRIGHT TOBACCO.

Reported that Company is Being
F ormedrCGrious News from En- gland.
The matter of reviving the sale of bright
tobacco on the Richmond market is one
of great interest and Importance TO to-
bacco men and to the community as wei.
More than little attention is being given
the question just now. and 1t appears
Very likely that the movement VIII. 50
through successfully.
The latest step in connection with the
matter is I. move to form Z company Of
tobacco men and open Il new warehouse
or buy one Of those already running and
convert it into u warehouse adapted to
the sale of bright tobacco. While this
matter is as yet in an unsettled state
certain steps have already been taken.
and it is definitely known that one of the
warehouses has been visited and the price
which would be asked for it III q sale as
certained.
Should the company be successfully
formed and the new bright warehouse
opened, the success of the scheme to re-
-vive the sale OF bright here would be
practically assured. With this ware
house and the others already here who
are in favor of the scheme, the Richmond
market could offer ample accommodation
to farmers who would ship their bright
tobacco here.
The usual batch OF letters from England
got here yesterday, and some fresh and
interesting news Of the great tobacco fight
is contained in them. sss'
From one Of these letters it Is under
stood that a large number of hoEsheads
OF bright tobacco sent from here TO Eng
land have been brought up there and
shipped back to America. This is a most
remarkable proceeding. and is in a sense
inexpIicable. The condition OF tEe trade
in England does not warrant any such
step for the tobacco is needed there as
much as it is here. Moreover. an Ameri-
can concern desiring bright tobacco could
buy-it more. adrantaseous!y here than
waiting foi.sit TO be shipped to England.
buying it there and then slipping 1t back.
Hence there IS some other cause behind
the very peculiar action, and many believe
that st is the forerunner OF some import
ant development in connection with the
great tobacco fight now being wascd IN
England
Tho latest phase OF Tie tobacco war
which has gained any degree OF publicity
IS tls action os the wage-earneys Of Lon
don in protesting against the bonus-offer
Of the. Imperial. AccordinE tp adyices Sc.
ceived here these working men held a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
ROW BETWEEN WAR SECRETARY
AND GENERAL COMMANDING
1t Perennial but the Breach Between the Present In
cumbents of the Two Offices is Wider
Than it Has Ever Been.
t Has Ever Been.

Attorney-G encral knox. Postmaster-Gen-
eral Payne is the Presidents political
ally and campaign manager.
POWER BEHIND THRONE.
But Root is the political force behind
the throne. He is the one who will man
age Roosevelt, if Roosevelt is to be man
aged by any man onecarth. He is a well
educated man, is Root and a, thorough
scholar In addition 20 his attachments
he is i man of naturally rcsourccful and
fertile brain and possesses thorough
knowledge of the game of politics. He
is thoroughly cold-bloodcd and bears the
reputation of being one of the calmest.
c:ear-hcaded corporation attorneys New
York ever produced. He loves power,
hence his general staff bill.
In this bill provision was made for a
general staff of officers Immediately un-
der the control of the President. There
vas to be a chief-of-Staff, and all The Of
1lceIs, such as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Chief OF Engineers, Chief of Ordnance,
Judge Acknowledgement, etc, who are
now chiefs Of bureaus were to be under
his control. This, of course. brought
things directly under the power of tbs
Secretary of War, who, as the special
representative of the President in mat
ters connected with Tie army, would, Of
course, have control. But Miles went for
ward and pointed out to the Senate the
danger of the bill. In doing SO ne struck
a double blow home to the Sena tors. lie
showed them that this bill would not
only increase the power of the President
as Chief Executive, but would increase
the power Of the army as we'll. It is need
less to say that once they became suspi-
cious of the measure. the Senators stopped
all proceedings until they could investi-
gate more fully. Thus Miles put q spoke
in Roots wheel.
For some time it has been an open
secret that Root is booked for The State
Department portfolio. Roosevelt has al
ways wanted him at the head of the
Cabinet. but Root has been anxious to
get this bill through and it is generally
understood that he has been waiting for
its passage before making the change.
This !,ackset, however. may delay his
moving,
Secretary Hay Will, Of course. retire.
1t has been said that he would go back
u England as ambassador to the Court
&C ST. James. but that is out of the
question. as from Secretary: OF State &c
ambassador to England would be a steI
down. 1t now seems probable that Hay
will retire some time during the COM
ing summer, and that Root will take his
place as Secretary Of State. In just
what way the love Of power. thatis said tt
be Root strongest characteristic. will
itself when he becomes the head Of the
State Department. remains to be seen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
AN ASSIGNMENT.
"A. 3. Tyree & Company Turn Their
Stock Over to Trustee for Creditors.

"A. D. Tyree & Company Turn Their
Stock Over to Trustee for Creditors.
Special Dispatch to The Timcs)
AMHERST, VA, April IA. D. Tyrce
and Co, who have been conducting q gen.
eral mercandise business at Monroe, IN
this county. assigned to-day to Writ II
Miller trustee, to secure the following
creditors:
Peoples National Bark. Lynchburg,
Va. 81, 10000; Jas. I. Williams and Son.
Lynchburg, Va: Sa5l-GG; Lynchburs Shoe
Company, Lynchburg, Va. S669.S0; Gus-
gcnheimer and Co.. Lynchburs, Va,
s39O.14; Strothcr Drus. Co., LynchburG
va, s3Oi11: Ainsley and Martin, Lynch
burg Va, $26o.:iO, and any other credit
ors not named.
Mr.. Miller. who is a member OF the
Lynciburg Shoe Company, Is to take
charge of the stock OF goods on hand and
the real estate, and dispose of the same
as in his judgment he may deem best. 1t is
thought the assets will about pay the
creditors of in full.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
COLOREDs MANS HEAVY LOSS.
Boykins Public School Medalsts-Se.
rious Blow by Child.
Especial Dispatch to The Tilncs.)

tSp"c'aI Dlspdtcn 10 4nc t1llncS.)
BOYNINS, VA, April 12-George w.
Arts (colored), a tenant on Mrs. Sallie
a. Pope's farm, near Newsoms, had a
new barn burned early Thursday morn
ing, in which was stored 200 bags of pea
nuts. These We're nearly all destroyed.
There was no insurance. The cause OF
the fire is not known
At the close of the competition yester-
day which has been going on between tile
scholars OF the public school here since
the beginning of the session, Ethel Hart
won the medal on elocution. Sallie Camp
was awarded the spelling medal. This
young lady had not missed r. school day
and had failed on three words during the
time. Minnie Reaton received tho medal
for best Improvement in penmanship.
While playing in their fathers yard
last Thursday, one of the older children of
Mr.. B. H. Bealc, a resident of the Branch
vile section, struck a. younger child with
an axe. The wound is thought to be a
serious one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
meeting ana adopted a resolution as fol-

meeting and adopted a resolution as fol-
lows: -
THAT this meeting of representative
work1ngmen, Soicing the voices and oris1-
ions OF upwards Of 10000 wase-earnera
employed in The Eastern districts OF the
metropolis. regard with the strongest dis
favor and reprobation the desire recently
expressed by q few ho,Ee manufacturers
under the high-souncing tito or the In1-
rrial Trust Company to monopolizs tho
great tobacco industries of this country.
and 10 boycott such rival firms as NIessrs.
Ogden's.. OF Liverpool, and others. and
this conference, believing in the old Eng
lisE principle OF fair play to all and
favor to none. calls upon TIE overwhelm-
ing body OF working-ciass smokers
throughout the country to support thex
independence and maintain the spirit OF
equity and free trade. and patronise all
home manufacturers who employ British
labor, and who thus provide war and
wages for our teeining population
The representatives here OF the Imperial
Tobacco Company, who have been cut Of
the city for some days. got back to town
Friday It is reported that they i:ays
rented new Offices on one OF the prounts
Eent business streets of the city. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
Petition Against the Issuing Of Licenses
New Depot Agent.

LOUISA c. II, VA, April IA petit
ton is in circulation here asking the
judge to refuse liquor licenses to all APP
plicants. It has been signed by many
persons and by the majority of property
holders Of Louisa. go.
The liquor men and their friends will
make as hot a fight as possible. and>ltvely
times may be anticipated next week,
when the case comes up.
A Temperance Meeting" was held last
Wednesday night insathe Methodist
Church, presided over by Rev. r. Bagby,
president of the Anti-Saloon League. The
speakers We're Rev.; Parker, Rev. j.
NJ. Beadles and Rev. L. A. Cutler.
Mr.. c. D Flanagan. a brother Of ex-
Senator Flanagan, Of Powi1atan and
Cumberland, who has been agent at
11anteo. on the James River Division of
the Chesapeake and Ohio was to-day in
stalled as agent at this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
RELICS OF BARBARlSM.
Chicago Professor Ridicules Wedding
8..s-s 80 Ring and Dress Coat.
n asaei . TAD I. press \.

LEtSSOClHte FrtSS
CHICAGO, ILL, April 1.-THE romantic
ideals Of .seventy-tive Co-eds''s in a class
of anthropology at the University OF Chi
cage, have received "a rude shock at the
hands Of Professor Frederick Starr, who,
in class lecture, bluntiys declared that tn
wedding ring was a relic+of barbarism. an
absolutely useless Survival Of the culture
OF primitive people.
S"Undoubtcdly.' said the professor, '.t.le
wedding ring is a. beautiful examples OF
barbaric tradition, living in this modern
twentieth century and filing no function
wlla tsoerer. Perhaps oneSot you can tell
mo the origin OF the use OF the wedding
ringe'y He received no answer from the
seventy five young II omen. tt 80. !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
Change Of Principals.
5fsnacial Dispatch to The Times.

- 1SpeC11I DISpitcu -
WINCHESTER, Va, April IA
Chatham {va.) dispatch announcing that
Prof. w. C. Marshall will shortly be-
come principal OF the Episcopal Female
Institute. of this City. brought to light
that Prof * N1asill Smith,: the present
principal. will retire in sJune and 50 to
his. farm in 7Fauquier county to live
He has been principal here forstwenty
years, having succeeded Rev. C.
Wheat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
Lumber Plant Burned

Especial Dispatch to The Times. }
MARION, " A. April PA phone
message states that the plant of the
Chilhowie Lumber Company was de-
stroyed yesterday by fire. Loss, $40 Geo. Is
AIr. Weaver. hardware merchant here,
has just received O. message that his
house at Dublin was burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
IT'S ALL ANXIETY.

Election Bets Will Not Be Paid Until
City Committee Decides.
Very few bets which were made on the
urinary have as yet been paid, owing to
tho request for recounts aud the posi-
bility that there may be some changes
in tho results when tho final count is
announced. This is generally true in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13

+ ATLANTA. GA.-The strike in the ma
chine shop OF the Southern r ,ilway, VIII J!
was inauguIated, several months ago. has
rcer ertcialiy, declared at an end and
the strikers Will return to work, Monday
morning at seven O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
CAPITOL NOTES.
Board of Agriculture to Meet t7ere
Next Wednesday.

Board of Agriculture to Mect 'ere
Next Wednesday.
Governor Monta que, was in his Office 1or
the greater portion OF yesterods' W.
he did little business Of general interest,".
He made the rounds with the congres-
sional delegation which was mere from
Washington to view the site Tor the PRO.
nosed new Federal building. and did not
return to his office In the afternoon.
rho Stale Board of Agriculture Will
meet in annual session at the State LID
rary Building next "Wednesday at ~
O'Clock. Only routine business is thousht
IA he on hand, but the members recently
a amounted by Governor Montague for tour
wears Will qualify. They are present IN
c1mbents, and were recently renamed by
Governor Montague.
The following new notarics public nave
been commissioned: ]. Thomas HeWln,
Richmond; Thomas b. NcCalcb. CoElns-
ton: +. Z. Nottingham. norfolk; John
Bustard, Danville; r. Z. Lewis, Martlns-
vile. D, G. Armstrong. Salem; M T..
church. Falls Church: w. A. Carpenter,
ITno: S. II. Thomas, Snerd; w. T. Baugh,
Petersburg: II. w Van Doran, pulaski
F, II. Hardaway. ,Emporia; a. II. SANDS.
RICHMOND: Y. P. Holt, Hampton; Ihomas
c. Vaughan, Spring Valley.
The following charters have been re.
corded in the Office Of the Secretary OF
tho Commonwealth: The Wesslcr Mining
Company. of Wythe; the S. w. War
rington Company, Nansemond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13
TO INVADE TURKEY.
Macedonia Leader Has Ordered Gem
cral Uprising. 5s
(Ex Associated Press.)

(Ey Associated Press.)
VIENNA, April 1o.The Neuy F'reie
p1 esso to-day publishes dispatch from
Sofia Bulgaria, HE ouncins that q pros
ella ma ton has been issued by Mr.. Sara toff,
the Macedonian leader calling upon the
Alaccdoaians 4 IN Bulgaria to join in q
general rising; April aa7t!l Bands COLI
lectins On tho Turkish frontier are TO
cooperate and inva de Turksy diff
sferent points. =
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06

SIN 9iperes trabe n.
babnunaliid sreisnste iid fiirsli9 in
Der RepiseieritraBe in Glberfelb. Gin
Mptprtpasen serietb auf Der abfdif=
iiqen Strede u~nterbdlb Der .9renae"
in's Rutiden unb fauite NIT unsebeu>
rer 9eidtpinbigtsit bic Strabe bindb.
ollie @sriude, ben Wasen bur9 9rems
fen aum Steben gu bringen, miBlunz
gen. Sin 6abrsaft iudte it9 burd
@bipriuaen su retten, trug dber einen
idpsrsn SdGbslbru9 babon. Gtpd
80 S6ritie unterbalb bes 8riIer
Sdlofes ftieb Der ba~binIaufenbe Was
gen auf einen BON Glberfelb fpmmens
ben Motorrdssn. Die Mirtung mar
entTeblid. 8eibe Heterogeneous tpurs
Zen o01ig ssrtriimmtrt; bic Stirns
tpGnbe tparen fpie Strethb0lser sers
fplittert unb bic gifentbeile ME biinner
0rdbt psrbossn. DER Giibrsr unb Der
Shdffnsr bes burdgegangenen Wdz
aens lparsn i'm lebten aussnblid bonn
Berron in ben Wagen geIprunsen unb
10 unperleBt geblieben. 4u9 tonnts iia
Der Niihrtr bes bersdbpdrts fabrenben
3uoes babur9 f9iiben, bub er re6t.
asitia ben Strom ausf6dltete, bic
BREMEN anaog unb bdnn %dbfprang.
BON ben 6abrsGiten purbeR brsi
fdper unb neun lei9t perlebt.
Die 8ibIiot6et bes
Siiriien 8orberini, bsftebenb aus CO.,
900 sebrudtsn 9Gnben unb 5000 Wta>
n%uicripten, 1T foeben in Rom an ben
qupit b~erfauft iporben. Die italienis
fde Resierung. pelde erit fpGt bon
BEN @srtaEfspIdne &smtniB er6ielt,
fpnnte muir fsftitelIen, bab bds 9eies
gum Sdube Der GunItperte nitt in
6raee tpmms, ba ii9 Der @srtaufsdtt
mir Guf bic Bidder uno Mdnuicripte
be5iebe. alIo tpeber auf bic 9emGIbes
gdaerie, no9 auf bic in ben bisberi.
gen 8ibIiotbetsrGumer dufgeiteIten
Seulpturen. 8ronsen uRo giften.
@benio bleibt bas 6amiIienar9ip i'm
8eIibe bes 6iirften. pupit Geo XIII.
bdt bic 4bii9t gedubert, fir bieIen
ueuen patieanifhen 9eIib elm befonbe>
res @ebdube uls unterbringungsort
ousfinbig gu MAIDEN unb bort bic
8tbliOtbet ben 5pri&eru seSffnet 5u
bdlten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-06

Suber, Stuber unb Stein i'm 0erein
nit benz S9riftftelIer s. 9. @ibmamt
baben beim 8~unbesratb bic @riinbung
elmer 4taSemis Der WiFenI9aften ans
Seregt. Die Hegierung bat bic Gins
sube porldufi9 ben Gr5iebungsbebOrs
ben unb 5o9f9ulsn our 8esuta9tuns
porselest. = Ha~tionalratb Ru9ti ers
tlGrte ieinen Riidtritt.
8ufel. gu Mitslisbern Der
SteuercpmmiFion fpGblte man Sstar
@ismann unb Walter 9aaber. = SIN
IA. 9ebensiabre peri9ieb bier Der per>
biente 2ebrer Seinri9 Saufer.
9ubis pIab B. SIM Silberberg
ftiirSte Der Sdser g. MebrIi ab unb
fanb ben Sob.
0ieIsborf. 9eim 6eueranmas
den erIitt bic Sodter bes S~tattbdlters
Rei9Iing 10 i4pere 8ranbpunben,
bub lie itarb.
@anter spi Die Dsberei
9erIinser C 60. bier 1T ppaftGnbts
nicOersebrannt. gtpd 70 arbeitsr
iinb brptlos.
Gduanne. SIM Mlter BON 43
Sabren itarb bier Der profeFpr Der
frdnsOfiden 2itteratur on Der bieiisen
uniperiitdt SenrD Warnerb.
9eIterrei9' 2tnsarn.
Drag. Der 8ertpaIter bes bieIigen
beutIden StuOentenbeims, Reinbolb
Sdpara, erf4ob in einem Sotel
S9Dnprieiens feline 9eliebte unb
bann fi4 ielbit. = Iuberorbentlider
profeFor Or. 6. 9erins 1T gum orr
bentli6en profeHor Der dlsemeinen
unb experimentation patboloeie an Der
beuti6en rniperiitGt bier srnannt
fpprben. : 4uf elm 25iGbriges Bette
ben bIidte bas Wobepaarenbaus bon
Rubolf Sober suriid.
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fisI bus @irtbi9aftssebdube bss Be-
fissrs 8nOBel gum Spfer. Bel ben
20i9arbeiten trigen Der @aittptrth
SauRer unb Der Sleii9bauer glitter
f4Dere 8erlebunsen bapOn.
@ras. Sber : SinanSrutb Wils
helm Senup lit gum 9tatb bes @erpaIs
tungsseri4tshofes ernannt porben. -
Sn Der Wobnung bes bieiisen Snges
nieurs Baron @a9lbers in Der 9dums
tir9engafe purbe, pGbrenb Baron
Mdblberq iih auf einem Musffu9e be-
fanb, elm @inbru4sbiebitabl beriibt.
Die Siebs babsn cine eiierneaaHe forts
sei9afft, in Der fi4 $4,000 8rpnen
8aarsslb unb S9mudseeenitdnbe i'm
Wertbe BON 1000 &ronen befanben.
8ubapef. Profefpr am bieiis
gen polDtednitum Mr1itett @meri4
Steinbl, Der @rbauer bes neuen parz
lamentsgebdubes unb 5ablrei9er Wos
numentaIbuuten, peridieb i'm alter
bon SO Sabren.
9 il n. Sber : 2anbesgeri9tss
ratb &arl Bitter pon Sanauf9ta lit
gum Rdtb bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fes ernannt poroen. - gripatier unb
Gbef Der Gabritsfirmd Strud &c Beer,
Gbriitian Strud, perfdieb i'm Mlter
BON 80 Sabren. = Sdulbiener @ins
Sens 9rapal bat fid in einem 4nfdle
BON 9eiftesitDruns nit einem meHerz
ortisen Snitrument ben llnterIeib auf>
sefalibt.
Stxem6urg.
@drnt6 Of. Der %19idbrige Rottenz
arbeitsr Better Bad i%tiirSte, als er nit
Teinsm Tabrrabe an feline 4rbeitsfteIIe
fahrsn pollte, unb .rlitt einen S9dbel=
bruh.
&abI. Sn elmer @aIlsrie perurs
alidte burd berunterfauenbe Steine
Der 8eraarbetter Sobann 8erens. gr
erlitt berart Idpere 8erlsbuneen, bab
sr nab einiaen Stunben perItdrb.
Rpbefdbof. Sn ben Oetonos
n~ieaebGub.n Der 9ditpirtbT6aft Mat6.
Midels brad Seuer aus. Die Oeitilz
lerie, StalIunsen fir bas Sornpieb,
bic S6eune fammt ben @prrGtber,
limb big auf bas nadts Wausrlpsrt ab.
acbrannt.
Evening star., 1902-04-29
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Evening star., 1902-04-29
FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTT & WILCOX,

ma. ave.
OFFICE ROOMS.
sS2-4S6 La ave. heated
rms. SIS. $40, $3.50, SO
FLATS.
1881 Goth, ,6r, b, I'd q. so. 90
1881 10th, 1st ii, 6r, b. 40. 90
1907 Pa av,5r.b. heat 33. SO
500 21st. Ar, b, mi. 80. 90
1204 Both, 7r, b...22.50
$50 10th, Ar, b, mi. 1880
FURNISHED.
1875 p, i5r. sim t.S175. 90
1915 18th, lar, 2b. 10000
STORES.
1919 14th, lr. eel, W. 80. so
1857 SO 32d, I'ge rm. 49, 90
S6 gath, ,2r&sto, w,g.1S- 90
2l25 Pa av, 1r, so
STABLES.
1912 G. Is, ch, |, l,w.g.Sl5. 90
2311 Z, b, Ar, W, ,3s, wr.12.50
ll42 18th, IS. VT, w. 81
ll6 18th, b, ,3s, wr, l,w.10.O0
SD 9Th. IS, VT, W. 1000
lS9-3l l., 5r, W. 100
Evening star., 1902-04-29
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED - TO BUY FROM OWNER, CHEAP
building lot near kenesaw ave. and 10th st.
NV: Address CASH PURCHASER, Star office.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENT, EITHER SEX, TO SOLICIT
orders from private trade in NV. for tea, ceroe
and spices. Box 49, Star office. ap2S2t'
Evening star., 1902-04-29
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORE ROOM, 1245 7TH ST NV,
with large cellar, $50, and store room, cor 32d
and \ sts. NV, with cellar, $50
ap26-3t A. f. FOX co. Qnc.), $40 st. NV.
FOR RENT
9S6 st. NV, store and cellar $3.50 90
l6l4 lth st. NV, store and l room $50. 1875
fe13-r HEISkEIL & McLERAN, zoos + NV.