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UNFURNISHED,

l2l7 Nh ay, 1sr SO ,1o7 seaton, 7r, cvacant
1879 1879 n n 1Sr 1Sr Chase
1923 T. sr&ba. :. 1890 1902 /, store&dweil 20 SO
4ss ssst nG a' 'sf 0a govt
FOR RENI-To A QUIET. GENTEEL CoLoRED
R. H. r. LEiPo6 iso2 rfS9s st aha n9 Oath fess sesso
FOR RENT-21 QUINCY ST. NE; NICE GROOM
rent peek s snq 10 s9ne Ksv frp9s ANIL good condition
FOR R, RENT.A Il IA B,EAuTIEuL NEW HOME on
fe5.1ot EARLY & LANHToN. Si5 1sth ian'' st.
FOR RElT-HOUsE NO. 1I8 MARYLAND AVE.
rooms; mi; s45 inquire at go 7os sth fason St. NV
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL NEW 8-sT0RY AND
$500 mo- EARLY LIMProS SiS.e SIS H isth pslse' st
FOR RENT-2oos PoRTNER PLACE NV; 2
st. cars; 81 R. NJ HkfH fYs' TSs pora, pesn
ner. 18th and sts fe5-tf
NV, 1908 9th. 80 NV, 1926 Chester, 4r9So
NV, 29z7 / 1872 so.oo NY, 1928 Fristoe. 4r.900
NV 1882 Ior 800 IS 90 SW. W s 1a1s E Sr. r.:...sSS
N.Y. 2ss @ NJ az, bic. 60 NV, oBriens 8 ct,4re so
NY 1890 1890 z sr.b. q. % sW, s2o ID, 5r..:.. 200
NV Nv siss ss Sc sE 81 81 Ss fStb
NV 406 o, 6r,b. .1S.40 Sc, 11O4 9th, sr 10 so
NV, 1912 9th, 7r. .16.5OI Sc, 1343 c, br... 81 90
NV, 127 Pierce, Or. $50 Sc, 81 av, Ar. 100
NV, 517 s. 5r. 10 sol Sc. 313 s av Ar. 4. 90
STORES-N.W.
61S Pa. ave-, 8 stories and cellar, Is, 600 So,
IT. floor room and two elevators. Per an n. 200
400 10th. Sr and b., store and dwelling. $iO0 90
435 11th, rooms. $751; co 439 Goth. $40 90
$40 9TH $3.50 Cor 22d G. Water SITS 30 90
OFFICES.
NV. Gunton bldg. offices NV. GAS La av, offices
NV, Central bldg, Offices NV, Vernon Row Offices
APPLY AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN
fe3-6t THOS. e. WAGGAMAN, 917 + st. NV
FOR RENT-D. D. THOMPSON, 1885 ST.
NV, lar, 2b $S3 90 S26 18th NV Or 2b frS55 90
1880 NV, 1Sr. 5000 SO Defrees Or b. rs 90
1923 Md av ne, ,sr&b %. so 1893 Gales, 5r $3.50
1880 H me- 6r b,sto. .25 80 S24 K ........ IA 30
1880 Rosedale ne. 1850 Stable rr 715 D ne .45O
delft
FOR RENT-IN FASHIONABLE NORTHWEST.
west Of Dupont Circle, modern home; ten rooms
and bath; 25 feet front; $50 per month. WM.
CORCORAN HILL 734 18th st. n.w fe3-12ts
FOR RENT-TO BEST COLORED TENANTS. A.
room and bath flats SO and 40 Pierce st. NV
at $12 and $14; new, modern sanitary living
homes. GEO. R. HILL, 6l5 14th ST. NV. fe3- II
FOR RENT-12O3 EAST CAPITOL ST., 8 ROOMS,
bath; furnace; $3.50; key at 106 18th. 753 Bis
fe1-tf,4 G. w. WEBER, 1893 F (basement).
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FOR ENT-BY WEAVER BROS, lAl6 ST. y ".
1S41 Cincinnati ST.. 10 rooms, baths. &66. 90
S29 63l 18th st, NV, two stores. 1900 & 70.oO
1910 26th st. NV, 9 rooms and bath...... 22s6O
del1-6
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY R. o. HC
and Insurance Broker,
Chsmberlin's and l4lS /,
SSr, OBJ. per an. .$5, 600
Y Laf SO, 20r, 5b,
etc., per annum. 4, 600
Marini Hall, el4 (. zoe. 90
800 18th NV, 21r. .SS. 80
1855 Mintw'd pl, ,I4r.75. 90
Sl2 Conn av, Tor. 1880
Sll ! NV, 16r&sta. 10. 20
1S2l n, 6r apis. $500
1Z1S 18th NV, Sr. .42..D
FURNISHE
I near 17th, 16r.. SO, 6vO
Mass av & 24th, 20r. 3, 900
Conn av nr S,16r, 2b. 2, 500
Iowa circle, 15r. 2b. 2, 400
10th near p. 1Or. .. 300
X / av nr 18th, Tor. 5000
OFF.
Atlantic Coast Line
bldg" from $40 to $35
6S9 b NV. ..S to $3.50
$40
123 11th Sc. ......$25. 90
lA7 11th Sc. .25. 90 |
STAI
e27 R ! av (rear) $3.50
Gil / (rear). g. 90 /
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BOARDING.

SUPERIOR BOARD NEAR STATE, WAR AMI
Navy building ut reasonable figure. Address i
p. O., Star office. cs.s fe6- -fffs
TABLE D'HOTE AND La CARTE DINNpR
al day Sundays and helidays; midday lunch FOR
ladies and gentlemen from n until 9; electric
fans CAFE ROBINSON, 1909 18th Ct nv
5e22-H
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1918 10Th NV, 10r&b. .45. 90
2453 18th NV, 9r&b. 40. 90
Sta r'r 1921 Conn av.25.0O
Sta r'r 1911 Corcoran. 5. 90
2219 B NV, Ar. 400
Office rms. 1907 + st NV
Inc. 1907 b st.
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$35. The Montgomery, 5r
$35. 1892 Pa ave, Sr
So. SO. The Montgomery, ,5r
$50. .50.519 10th NV, ,st&dw
$50. .14051a 14th NV, fat
$50. .4OO7 5th NV, 7r
$50. .1401h 14th NV, Ar
$50. .7th G. Phila SITS, Sr
$26.60. .907 4th NV, Sr
S25. 80. 1929 9th NV, Sr
$50. so. 1927 d NV. Sr
$3.50. .701 7th ne. 7r
$25. .2501 Pa av, office
$25. ..S17 Savannah NV, Sr
$2. The Milton, Sr
SIS. 1910 Col st, 7r
S24.50.441S Kansas av, Sr
So. 80. .c2s Mass av. 7r
22.50. 1927 F NV, fiat, Ar
$50. 90. .429 81 NV, Sr
$50. 40. .204 Arthur pl, 7r
$40. .615 + NV, Office
$16-30. .623 10th ne. 7r
SIS. .615 f NV, Offices
$15. .50l D NV, Offices
$5. 1927 F NV, Office
$12.s0. 1924 n NV, Or
$12.30..914h 25th NV, Or
$12. 1873 7th Sc, store
$12. .329 7th Sc, store
$11. 1914 Union sw, 5r
$40. 40. .629 L Sc, Or
5000. 40 L sw, 5r
5000. .914 21st NV, store
$l0.30.1601 Kramer ne, Or
$40. -. .627 + NV, Office
50. 30. 1924 e Sc, 5r
$3.50. .917 Kitch sw, Ar
$3.50. 1927 o NV, Ar
&.......S14 f NV. office
for rent send for
pNED 10 a,o
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WANTED-R0ARD.

WANTED BOARD IN CHEERFUL. REPINED
son,nern family by young lady. employed;
VII pay 70 per mo. Address REFEgENf,ES
fe7-2t'
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FUR RENT-
910 NJ NV, fur. 800. .00
ITO I'd Sc, Tor, b, fur. 75. .W
1903 N nw,- 12r&b. 1900
1881 Mintw'd d pl. 13r, bro. 90
1341 Q NV, 10r&b. .55. .0G
Store 1920 e NV. .0.W
TYLER & RUTHER
ia4-30ft
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soa fss1R5 TIES i i.,s sITHEF g. Nv SG
ISL Gsna sV s CspiS tSE
Ss i5sa lSh It H. ss
ifss SSss is,s Sw Ss iSs
ss isss assh th nw nw M
So as is hs's 81 NJ
2es5 2.ss Hiyer p NV or lsos Corcoran
iss5 &: i y.
sss sot5 NY, ioi: 7sS sw g. sasS. Is.
$sS sSs Ssss 4; ss$ Lot. :r sis o's'
1s iSvo y NV, lOr: 900 u ne, per an m.1, 200
FURNISHED-PER ANNUM
1sth bet sns nw Mdodey asae iSah ane
Shslp5 belt 'G5h&11.n II nT
let BET
18th 18th, bet O. o&P NY. 600 18th bet & Pnw.i 300
a1 Dss sst 5ss 1ssR
Sss. Be! \ Its #
's s1s's st. ohs1s chsss
mass A' 0' z1oSSd ls9yS SIAIs bet 18th & 18TH
HANDSOMELY AND FURNISHED AND UNFURNISH-
ELI APARTMENTS IN THE PORTLAND"
OFFICES.
Bnilding sth D $3.50 90 lila F. desirable offices
ed24 ed2 "a floor. 10000 $40 F, desirable offices
o0S e, l1r. 100 6O5-7 7th desirable offices
l421 =. Sd front. .25.O0i Century bldg" n W
sE cor I2th&F NV, desir- rooms from $12 to SIS
aDie omces, from $l2.5O per no. Entire floors.
,4ss oes Desirable office. 81 sl i.ts ger Ro
tsa1nding s1o st&D. $3.50 GO S2s NV Cbase) $s5 90
STABLES.
140a Mass av (reap$40.O0 1923 av NV (r'r) Is 90
iA6 NV (rearl. 81 .50i 17OS 18th (rear) 10 90
1111 NV (reaEl: 25 .Oo 121s 9th NV (rear) g 90
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE RENT
M AN COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES
tor full list Of furnished and unfurnished bouses
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT--DESk ROOM;S CENTRALLY LO-
Gated; 1st floor; steam heat; electric lights; free
telephone; $40 per mo. Apply to B. F. Ed
WARDS. 1901 st. NV. ja1O-26t
FOR RENr-CORNER ROOM ON THE FIFTH
floor Of our building, about % IT. 80 it.; ex-
ceptionally we'll lighted; passenger and freight
elevator SERVICE; steam heat; electric lights suit
able for office light manufacturing purposes.
For terms and further particulars inquire
de1s-tf BARBER ROSS. 11th and G sts. NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-IN RESPECTABLE SMALL HOUSE,
in good neighborhood, an entire floor, whether
two or more rooms; well ventilated; plainly and
substantially furnished; PRIVATE BATHS; an
open CRATE; reasonable price. When suited in
rooms will seek GOOD MEALS in the house or
vicinity. Address, with description Box 103,
Star office.
small fiat small house in white neighborhood;
state price. Box %, Star Office It,
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, ROOM IN NV;
comfortable, quiet, reasonable; to a mod
ern bath necessary; should like breakfasts ard
possibly dinners: room in apartment might do.
Address BOX "a, Star office. It,
WANTED-BY FEB is. BY MAN AND WIFE, 8
partly fur for /. b. k, within ten SQUARES
west of printing Office terms moderate. Address
PERMANENT L. Star Office. fe6-3t"
WANTED-BY THREE YOUNG LADIES' TWO
unfurnshed rooms, with board; northeast section
preferred. Address Box 102, Star office. fe6-5t"
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FOR RENT

weekly bulletin. -
fel-tf B. H. WARNER CO., e1e NV.
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE OR RENT-CeNTENTs OF A NINE
boarders, all rooms 'front.' near Library and Cap.
itol; object for selling, fil health Address Boz
95 Star office. =. fe7-2ts
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FOR SALE-LADY LEAVING CITY WILL DIS
pose of HANDSOME FURNITURE of 1O-room
house, all in perfect order; house located on Q
st. near 14th; rent, $40. II taken at once will
accept $500 cash. Address Box 66, Star Of
flee. fe5-3ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
FIRE IN FREDERICKSBURG.
Machine Works Destroyed, Causiug Loss O
Observation-Disclosures Causes Terror.
lspecial Dispatch to Tho Timesl

Especial Dispatch to Tho Tines
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March IL
The w. D. Williams Foundry and Ma
chine Works in this city, together with
the residence near by, which was oc-
copied by the manager, a. G. Billingsley,
were entirely destroyed by fire this af-
ternoon. Mr.. Williams estimates his
loss at s25 600; Insurance. $4,000
There was no insurance on the furni-
ture owned by Mr.. Billingsley. A
steady breeze was blowing, and the fire
department was unable to check the
flames.
Mr.. Charles Wheeler died to-day from
the effects of a recent stroke of paraly-
sis. He was a. brother of Mr.. e. X.
Wheeler, of this city, and of Mrs. Mary
Amiss, wife of Lieutenant r. 3. Amiss
of the police force of Washington A
widow. four sons and three daughters
survive him.
a catamount has appeared in the
woods of Stafford, and chased two wood
choppers. There is much excitement,
and the women and children are afraid
to venture far from the houses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
YOUNG MANS SUICIDE.
Kills Himself by Blowing Off Top OF His Head
With Shot Gun.
lfsncciol Dispatch to The Times

fSpeclaI DISPATCH liz AiIh4S''(
wYTHEVILLE, VA, March Mr..
". II. Burch, OF this place. has Just
received telegram from Blue Ridge
Springs, conveying the intelligence that
his son. VIM T. Burch. who was en-
Moved by the Virginia Iron and Coke
Company. had committed suicide By
shooting himself through the head No
cause for the deed Is known, EXCEPT
tbat the Young man has been in a de-
pressed state of mind for some time
back
He was Just twenty-one years OF age.
stood high in his home community and
enioyed the fullest confidence OF MS
employers, being book-keeper and man
ager of the commissary.
His mother died a few years ago he
leaves a father. four brothers and one
sister.
ROANOKE, VA. March 7.-Youns ".
= Bnrch killed himself near Blue Ridge
this morning By blowing off half OF MS
head with double barrel shotgun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
TERRIFIC WRECK
ON THE SOUTHERN
Stock Cars Co Into the Rapidan
River Loaded With Cattle.
ENGINE CROSSES ON THE.TIE E:;
A DoubIc.I1eader Train on the Baltimore 6
Ohio Thrown by q Erokeu Rail aud
All Traffic Is Again
Blocked,
ENGINE CROSSES ON THE.TIES
(snccial Dispatch to The Timev.)

n 1g- -
CULPEPER, VA, March 7-A very
costly wreck occurred on the Southern
Railway this afternoon near N1itchelPS
station, in this county, on the high
bridge that spans the Rapidan River.
On a near approach to the bridge the
tender flew the track, nearly topping
the engine over, which now left the rails
and went across the bridge on the CROSS
ties.
Engine and tender then broke away
from the cars some OF which oelns
loaded with cattle went down the bridge
embankment into the water, killing and
TRAFFIC. BLOCKED.
IN. consequence of the terrible wreck
of both stock and cars, all through pas
senger travel and freight traffic has been
abandoned at that point, and the same
has to be transferred from one side of
the river to the other. The Southern
hallway wrecking train passed through
here this afternoon from Washington
bound for the CHASTITY scene Of the wreck
Double Header Uft lEe Track.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
WINCHESTER, VA, March AFTER
employing q largo force of hands to
clean the big snow drifts from the
tracks and cuts, the Baltimore and
Chic Railway was crippled again to-day
when mixed train No. A going east ran
over a broken rail in Myers Cut, two
miles northeast of town.
The train, which was a bouble-header,
Jumped the track, and the engines were
thrown almost on one sue. NO oile I" ss
i injured T.s
The wreck, which occurred at / o'clock
this morning, delayed all traffic twelve
hours -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08

sex county, who is here to-day en- route
te Richmond, where he will become an
inmate of the Soldiers Home, mad IN his
possession two swords which are valuable
relics. One was used by General Carter,
OF Revolutionary fame, an uncle or Cap
tain Garrett, and the other by Captain
Garnett's brother, General X. ;. Garnete,
Who was killed during the Civil War.
Whey will be placed IN the Coilleoeh dc
Museum in Richmond.
MIR. Charles Lee Black and MISS Lucy
Catherine Fritter, both of this city, were
married here last night by Rev. DE. J.
s. Dill, at the latter's residence.
Judge John r. Goolrick has announced
himself candidate for the mayoraily
OF this city, Mayor NJ. G. Willis, the lii-
r1,mlent. is also q. candidate Tor re-
election.
Mr.. w. P. Blaydes, formerly OF caro-
line county, but recently engaged IN con-
tract work In the District of Columbia
will leave in few days for Englano,
where he will engage in the railroad
contract business. He also has contracts
III France.
MIR. Thomas G. Fines has purchased OF
Ar. A. Bloxton the latters farm on Tue
Potomac River in Stafford county.
| The announcement has been made here
q. the engagement OF Miss Reba Key
Mitchell, of Baltimore, a niece or MIS-.
w. Key Howard, of this city, where she
l,as frequently visited, to Mr.. i. HillEet,
~ BOSTON who is a cousin TO Judge HILL
yer. Of Fall HILL near this city. 1 ne
wedding will take place in June.
Dr. w. 3: Goolrick, OF TINS city, mas
sold the new residence and a portion OF
his .'Cool Spring farm, on Stafford
Heights. to Mr.. John NJ Ashby, OF Stat
ford. who. with his family, will reside
there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
GENERAL GREENE'S BODY.
Colonel Gardiner Shows Spirit That Moved
Rhode Island Society.

(l.yS AsSoclathi t'feSs.
SAVANNAH CA, March 7.--R. 4. Wal
Ter, whose wife is one Of the direct de-
scendants, of General Nathaniel Greene,
has received letter from Colonel Asa
Bird Gardiner, of New York, suggesting
that the remains of General Greene, now
resting in a bank vault in this city, should
be re-interreG in Rhode Island. Mr.. Wal
Ter has replied that Colonel Gardiner
heretofore has held that the remains
should rest where the descendants Of
General Greene wished them to. and that
the majority of the descendants have
given their written preference for Sa-
yanuah as the place of reinforcement.
Colonel Gardiner asserted that the So
soieyof Cincinnati OF Rhode Island went
to considerable expense to find General
Greene's remains. Mr.. Waller replies
that while in Savannah Colonel Gardi-
n.er said that the money used was the In
sterest on 4 fund left by General Greene
anu that he was really paying
for searching for his own body.
s He holds that Mr.. Gardiner stated that
the Rhode Island Society was moved
purely through patriotic motives in the
search, and he is surprised now that
Colonel Gardiner should begin to talk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
COLORED CHURCH BURNED.
Supposed to Have Been Set On Fire-Little
Boy Burned to Death.
Especial Disnatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs.)
GAINESVILLE, VA, March IA few
nights ago Mt. Ararat Colored Baptist
Church. together with an adjacent build
ing, which the members used for a. hall,
situated about two miles from Clarks-
vile, was burned. The fire was discoy-
cred a short while before day, and its
origin is si,roudcd in mystery, as there
had been no fire in the building for
several days. Suspicion points to incen-
diarisn,. There was no insurance on either
building.
A recent dispatch to Mr.. r. w. Baily,
of Greenvillc, N. c., conveyed the dis
tressing intelligence that a little son OF
the latter had been burned to death. as
The result of playing with matches. Mr..
2. T. Baily was raised in this place, but
left here a few years ago and has since
made his home in North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
PRETTY WEDDING.
MIR. Matth!son, of Hartford, Connecticut,
Weds Virginia Girl.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

KEYSVILLE, VA, March "A pretty
though quiet Welding was sulemnzed
this afternoon at the home of Mrs Davis,
on Jeffress Street, when her daughter,
Lotto, became the wife of Mr.. Mat
thison, of Hartford, Conn. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Harry, of
the NJ. Z. Church.
The bride wore a handsome tailor
made going-away gown Of brown cloth
with hat and gloves to match, and car
ried brides roses. The maids of honor.
Misses Leila Davis, Grace Morton, OF
Danville, Va, and Margaret Spencer, of
Abilene, Va, were bccomingly attired
and carried white hyacinths and carna-
tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattllison left on the
Washington and Florida limited for an
extended tour East, after which they
will make their home in Hartford, Conn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
WINSTON-SALEM DAY.
A Conference Between Chambers of Com
merce of These Cities.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

topeS1HI LIspatCII 70 INC I4111es.J
WINSTON-SALENI, N. c., March H.
Winston Salem day al the Charleston Ex-
position will be Friday, April 18th, in
stead Of Tuesday, April Sth. The change
was necessitated by the inability to se-
cure reduced railroad rates for the day
first selected.
The principal feature of Winston-salem
day will be conference between the
Chambers of Commerce of this city and
Charleston upon important matters.
Mayor o. B. Eaton has been selected
to respond to the address of welcome
from the Charleston Chamber of Com
merce, and Messrs. Il. 3. Jones and w.
A, Blair and a citizen of Wadesboro, to
be selected, will speak i'll the interests Of
the INSTRUMENTATION Railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
ton of s1oo,ooo is asked.

ton OF S1VU,VOO is ASKED. 80.
Alexandrians. This committee consisted
of George L. Simpson, Mayor NJ. B. 5IIar-
low, president of the Business Men
Asscciation; Park Ag1lcw, collector OF
internal revenue: Joseph L. Crupper,
postmaster; Marshall =. King. collector
of customs, and a. j. Wedderburn, Of
the Alexandria Times.
They complain of the over-cramFed aid
congested condition of affairs in 4. pres
ent building ard also Of the uns1nitary
condition that prevails. They refer to
the report Of the inspector sent to Alex
andria by the supervising architect of Sic
treasury, who refused to recommend GER
tain repairs to the present building be-
cause, in his opinion, any more money
spent on it would be thrown away The
Government owns the size on witch the
present building stands, ard Alexandria
asks 100000 for a new bl1iil;ng in the
same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
NO INQUEST HELD.
Samuel Fones Was Reported to Have Killed
Himself,
(spec:al Dispatch to The Times. }

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
8 ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 7.-Samuel
Zones, an employee of the city gas works,
died at his home on Queen Street at 6
o. clock this morning under rather pecu-
liar circumstances. It had been reported
to the police that Mr.. Zones had COM
mitted suicide: Coroner Purvis was sum
moned, but could find no trace Of poison
ing, and an inquest was deemed unneces-
sary.
1t is reported that he took a large dose
of morphine last evening; and that he had
intimated self-destruction.
About o'clock this morning Mrs. zones
heard a noise downstairs, and upon going
down found her husband bordering on a
state of commissions, which subsequently
followed. The unfortunate man died be-
fore medical aid could be summoned. Mr..
F'ones was about thirty-fve years of
age and is survived by a widow and four
children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
INSURANCE RATES.
Newport News Not Accepted Despite Additional
Facilities of Department.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

(SpecIaI DIspascu 20 = nc - 1tI11cs1
NEWPORT. MEMS, VA, March lit
is announced that the additional twenty
five per cent. fire insurance rates so INTO
effect here forthwith. in spite OF the ns!lt
made against the increase by the locai
agents who demanded an exception in
the case of Newport News on account of
the additional FIRE facilities installed here.
Everett Bierer, of Wichita, Kansas, has
been discovered as the owner of hand
some mirror that has hung in the COM
nandants home at Fort Monroe since the
war, its ownership mystery. It was
taken during tho war and brought to
Fort Monroe To-day it was shipped to
its owner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
VIRGINIA DELEGATIONS.
oae Each From Alexandria aud charlott.s
Vile BeI>-. commit.ee M Public Buildings

fspecia, Dispatch 10 The Times)
WASHINGTON, d c., March There
we're two Virginia delegations before the
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds to.day-one from charlottesville
and one from Alexandria
The Charlottesville delegation, which
was introduced b. Representative Hay.
accompanied by Senator Martin, con-
sisted of DR.. Paul B. Barringc.', Judge
r. T. w. Duke, Judge J. NJ. White. C..
w. Allen. Mayor of Charlottesville. and
fish. Goodwin ard Walker.
The speakers d welt upon the necessity
of better quarters for the postoffica and
the courts, and described the cramped
condition of these occupied at present by
the Government officials. Al. apprcpria-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-08
Shot Himself Through the Head.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times

BRISTOL, TENN, March Augustus
FromEerg, a Swede, shot and killed him
self here at / o'clock P. NJ. to-day. He
went into Ileller's saloon and drank a
glass of beer, sat down to q table and
without saying a word, shot himself in
the head, above the right eye. lie died
in a few minutes. No cause is known
for the suicide, save that he had been
drinking heavily. He was yard boss for
the James Strong Lumber Company, at
Bristol.
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Store in Empotia Robbed.

Especial Dispatch to The TImcs.l
: EnfPORIA. VA, March 1.-The store OF
Mr.. W. T. Tiliur was broken into :asa
night and s125 worth of goods carried. OF.
consisting principally OF pistols, cart
ridges and knives. No clue has been dis
covered. but o white man who was beg
sing on the streets yesterday Is suspected.
Much Convenience in business circlea
In Emporia is felt by the calling out OF
the Greenesyille Guard. Company u. to
Norfolk
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THREE FOR SAME CRIME.
Another Added to the Lis. ia Portsmouth, Jail
for Criminal Assault.
Especial Dispatch to 1'he Times

NORFOLK, VA. March Josephine
Davenport tcoloredo, fourteen years old,
Vas waglaid on lonely road near Sew
els Point just after nigltfail tonight
by Walter Brown tcolored), twenty years
ed. who tried to assault her. Brown
Sas detected in the act, arrested and
nied by Justice Powell and sent to the
Portsmouth Jail, where two other colored
men accused of the same crime lie
One of them. Neili Stalback, has been
sentenced to hang next Wednesday.
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Sonar tic Tarriage.
'ispecial Dispatch to The Times.

LYNcHBuRG. VA. March -
ford was visiting relatives in the city
on yesterday Mr.. Frederick F. Mitchell
a telegraph operator Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. came here and under
a pre-arranged plan he went to the
home which the young lady was stop
ping and bore away two telescopes
spaGked with her effects.
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Richmond Ice Co.,
A. D. LANDERKEN,

Later in the day Miss Moore left the
house stating chat she vas going out %
the Woman's College where for several
sessions she had been a student.
1t seems. however. that she joined Mr.,
Mitchell and the two went to the Pare
sorlaSe of Court Street Methodist Church,
where they were married by ths pastor.
Dr. W. J. Young.
The opposition OF the brides mother.
led the young couple to take matters id
their own hands.