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RAILROADS
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
kIE.:...E:llNDRIA. - ARLINeEoN.

ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLINGTON
ELECTRIC TR AIMS STATION 49, & Pa Ave
Fer NJ. vernon, every hour. veek days, iron
10 a. ~ 70 p. m
For AIezaudria and Arlington every haH hour
Round trip To Mt. Vernon, Soc- Round trii
to Alexandra, 25e. Round trip to Arlington
&c. Round "trip 70 Mt. Vernon, iaeludlI'
Arlington and Alexandria, 69c.
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & NJ. VERNON r.
SEE TINE TABLES AT HOTELS aul-tf
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Iu the popular village Of BaiIston
Building lots for - down, balance 81 per week;
prices from SO 90 800 each Also small farms
near city fer sale cheap and on easy terms.
JAMES T. CLEMENTS. 1905 &, st. nv MIST
FOR SALE-Nice truck farm Of 26 acres on
main road. within 5i2 miles OF the city; i'm
proved by broom dwelling and new barn; a
acres adjoining above For price and terms 5p-
ply 20 PHIL Is. CHEW. 5I2 T St NV elC-7
FOR SALE-Ni,z little farm in the oil belts Of
Psince George county nd. For price and terms
address bon 81, this Office. el6-7
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ToTk, no cooking ~ r St NV MISS
WANTED-For q country home, a steady, set
ted white woman who IS a first-clsss COOK and
hoUsekeeper; wages So q month"; no washing
OF ironing Address JOSEPH SPECHT, Gu1stou
Hail, GuEston, Va mI0-6
WANTED-Woman. small family. good wages;
references required. SSl 10Th ST. ne e9-u
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WANTED-Two colored girls, general house 4
work, 10 cooking a34 f St NV miss
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PERSONALS.

WANTEU-Neu who work for living to read
this Tor Il means more 10 Them Than 70 does
TO Us for they work hard and want mech 10Y
tie hard earned money and chat is what ve
give IN "a good slightly used taiior-uadc suit
of clothes: the prices Tor same are within UHc
reach OF every poor laboring man jj >TH'>
OLD STAND, 6I9 ID. Clr-5
NODERN FHRENOLOGY-Bey to success Tor
both sexes. PROF MCDONALD exhibits d.
p-oma; 30 years practice. So Pa ave. cIs-a
HOROSCOPES Write PROF. BUTDEN.
.~troioger stating date OF birth Addrys- B1E
20 This ott5ap- mlo2
DR.. LEATHERMAN,
E-part Specialist in cure Of all acute anu
chronic ailments Complaints OF the digesJlyr
organs. nervous and blood disorders quick.
cured
~ II YOU AXE GOING TO PUT
Il Z & money IN bank, you look for the
q - safest institution; why not use the
same care when you deposit your
yaluables foT a loan We have q building and
sales made for that pU-gU5g- All business
absolutely confidential Money loaned ou
watches, diamonds, jewelIy, exc Interest az
three per cent instead OF ten.
Il. h FULTOS'S LOAN OFFICE
Established ls7a 24 Ninth Street NV
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CREDIT TO ALL

Diamonds and Watches, small weekly, monthly
payments. Lowest price,; goods guaranteed. de
Lverrd CO hrst payment; business confidential (;
call OF EriTe, , DKJ kKER. IzOI, corner Pa
and Iztn 81, uFzsCsirs- Late with Castei-
Derg's zu6-c5
TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and mans prings,
SC. BROWNE. SO4 IL nE uzI-tf
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WANTED-A married man u drive four-horse
team on seven Oaks stock farm Cal adj
dress $40 SJa ST NV. el5-3
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Money Leaned SalaIied People,

Retail rnrr-hauts teamsters, boarding houass
a3thout security. largest business IN Il i5EIR
eipai cities T0LMAN. koSni TO-. 5SS '5th =
Nv. ni4-3
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Washing TO do by frs1-cIass laun-
dress f35 St NV &
EASTED-By dresslnabeT, few more engage
IEencs, day or week address BOX $50, this
o1.lce. nj
WANTED-By competent women. places TO
cook chamberIuaid and nurses. Inquire Ass
ST. NV nj
WANTED "a colored girl. place IS chamber
maid A PAYNE, 90 6th St NV nj
WANTED-By girl, place 10 DO days work
or Ch-n5zE-1aid; 90 home az night Call 1917
18TH 81 ng- nj
WANTEU-By col0red girl. place 10 do gen
eEzl ligzht hllserForiz- z3G I s. NV nj
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

- I'm exp iIiengea. f"f. 10, = ,'
WIZ - d '4'oi'ue" 7i''-i'''''I -''''- 'S1 '@ 80
vANTED-A married man T., drive four-horse
team on Seven Oaks stock farm Cal 7 Sd-
.Lsz5 SO sea = NV. go
WANTED v.,,-. man for Office. generally use
mi llGne-l IeLeIenZe- boA 2--, l--lz ONCE 90
rs ANTED-FIrsJ -gilzs waiter must he familiar
with his business. Cal at once at PC 9tH st.
Nv e
WANTED-Five frst-gIass carpenters 5hr0tber-
hood mem for trimming out. Apply TO build
ings at Congress Heights. cI
wANTED-Four professional cilders. For par
ticulars apply 10 JAMES RAhENANN, United
-,---= e------- -,---,--.-s-
WANTED-ThiTty able c2lored men far rail-
80 ~. ---.-'5.= - III - ~
+r IN F,-v.tarir~ or rraaf- mo or r A. a fa-g.+
TUESDAY night. August -. at II O'Clock. a
v-,ITrr E,5r-+--I.-. - ZTTTTFP 10 o.,
S. NV. efa-S
Zy,I.rrT, II---I--- e----l--- ma .5-+r-- IN do
livery wagon s0s ath st. nv. eI
Wl1-TrD IT, ----,-7 ----------- ----------- +
once Apply 80 F st. NV. : to . a. m. 81
V-,XTrn c. III - - 81. s-5 7,
St. NJ 81
NANiElt-fiead waiter Tor cafe; - BAR porter.
-, - SI z-tlrfI1;s
soc E st. nv. nj
-
w i'F iTst-eiaSs stone cutter IAN 2e
New York ave. mlg-Z
-. -
itor, SO, room. board: farm hands. so
HALE'S COS C st. NV. mi
--
cigar store; must have reference and have
worked for other house, same line I0ll Pa
ave nj
" ,Nr-r- Fsrr,c- 70 rska ,l,srge NJ sho1 Il
/ TRAIL ID + and Ind avrs nv. mi
n ,-7-T-T, r---,---- Co.,. IL
=" ~ men iii'l., '''' 1i7'-
H-LoL Ios- 100 Lttn 81. -N-
WANTED-An Illustrator. drsuarizsr. infiel
and political economist TO accumulate sy4sis-
I - lVI DYlH- ~ % - NV IN
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~ III 's 5Nll'l E'lia9e Oh baiisl2n.
- - -, - 80, - - - - - S
NJ St., fo - nd -L,s
JAlfES j. CLEMENTS I40f I. ~ uag MISC
I12 C,Ty ~ - So 7c
-! - ,.i. - IN IN % % t,LsS On
-,r,s5 m iTriT ~ III ~ - ii-
acres adjoining above Fer price and terms ap-
Ply . mn W. LLtl-H. 2lz 81. NV elc-I
FOR SALE-Niee little farm in tile oil belts Of
Pslnce George county Nd For price and terms
go - - - ~ ----
FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
FOX SALE- Boards and 7C5atiIng used as n
side S,J.ai4m- hy PAINTERS; also window sssEes
and doors Gil al. 1923 ,th ST. NV after ; D.
n el8-2
,-.-7, 80
~ '----l- ~" me- ','.ii'- l--
~. 81 '-7' ~ -lI'iS 10 90" ''i7's a., d, &
49,
FOR >A-E-liaserE- COL Virginia ave
elg-5
OK sAl-E-5"o good fresh cows, one Jersey;
e'e-.'- -'lI "I'E"-''o'a ave e4aS
FOR >ALE-ssiI5aat 10 feet long. Lars l2as
- =, e.
Fok oALE-i'l'ea ticket for handsome diamond
ono. MOS
fCH i.F-eA- Hf5eS- hard 9Tlsh, hLe
- ,---.-r-, - TEs4us = ,fJf,TIet
Is.g N.,r ~ ave rnI5--
- 'i -,e % -.'.s am g.i--- ~. sI
LIAyS. AZ 'Drisc5l'-. lst and 3 s. uu laL
r-Cr, ---T -r----l-- ~ - -------7-------
titles NEWMAN Conn ave aud 7 Il isIq-g
- 49,
Ep@ >A4-r-'l4IiuFe IRON lGIse stable lziz
FOX >Nl-t--i'iuinS room combination pooi
DIV iIIe FTl-f5, A. ~, -,.7a-5
5,N SAl-fz ne zee faF-oI 5u .t@ so ana
IA 49, - ~ - l,s ,r3t.- Incl
bed = 5g- SPRINGS 81 very hautso ONE iron beds
IN lilac and green bronze s. avs $: hair mat
iTe-ses II t"1 parts % s'de''alGs emma
elosst. t.ll i-eas, i'-aiIS he4s. olhle de7.,
fress and .,flT5gs Tor sale ar rent for C.. 4.
r. eueasnpnleut B. ;. DICKINSON. I73F 70
I's5 stA 50. NV el7-5
I,,2 e,rr ~ f--.. .r...5,. -.
r.. - - Ils.r>--l' 10 atI'
- ia
~ 80
taop S.Fr- T4.-., =a.,r.4 hand Frs-i.ar .i,gfrs
spg3 " n ru eIs-s
EoR ST. lEal.'e q y, R5[.2 , ST. Dealo tss
: -
FOR RENT-Nc Remington typewriter, with
touet--ty.eNTI charts Tor Bone practices :"
~ n-------- % -, ~. ! - 'l..e &C
FOR SALE-Pretty china cleSet, only $50
JOS Ac2RAIH lIH 9Th ST. NV MISS
~, s.,.,- -.
JOS. NcGRATH, I744 III st. NV MISS
-
sl Mss JOS, NJ AeaRAFH' l7'' 9Th st NV
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SEgBabRD az LINE RBIL -


Eeave Washington. Peuaz r. R. station.
f1=< ?. m, sEAB9ARD FAST NAH
DaIiy. through Pullman SIeep-rs 10
JacEsg1v5i.e, connecting at
Hewlett with Pullman sleeper O. atlanta
2. n. FLA ANH METROPOLITAN
DaiIY. LlNfTEE-Scl:d train to =.
Asr.g5-sti-e .yit Pullman, Drawing Room, Com
garyEIcut, Observation, and Dining Cars also
PuII1aaa sleeper 30 A-IaHta- PM man Sleeper
Tuesdays, Thursdays, aad s..tuTdag5 20 SOgth-
err Pines lPiueaEr=tJ-
These trains oEer excellent schedules and
service 70 Pete-shs-g Raleigh. southern Pines
lPiaeEuTstJ. Camden Columbia Savannah.
Jackson 5lle and al Florida points Charlotte
Athens atlanta New Orleans. Chattanooga.
Nashville points We=t AID Southwest
$50 am. LCCAL-T1 Petersburg Raleigh.
DaiIv Southern Pine (Psnesll.rss]-
Hamlet. and jntSrueii1te points
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FOR RENT-FURNIsBED ROOMS.

FOR RENr-Tve rooms second floor. s. l65s
9th ST. NV e-.-5
FOR RENT-Tvo furnished rooms; bath on
same floor as gth St nv. ml9-S
FOR KENT-Ta7 complete furnished rooms for
light housekeeping first floor front 1857 Eev
JgSel ave nv MI5-2
story rooms. $3.50 per month lIIo Florida
ave ne. luIg-3
FOR FENT-Roous; bath Oh each floor. 40
FOR RENT-Tuo rooms. second floor. Apply
- 9Th ST. ne miss
FOR BENT-Larse mont room for tHO OF
For RENT Comfortable furnished rooms, sec
ono floor. tr4Uzieuts 4cc0mmoaaJed. 9Is New
YORK ave els-S
FOR RENT ThTee nicely furnished rooms; two
suitable for light housekeeping; cars pass door.
2lII e. 81. nw. miss
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, house
keeping. lz& sth ST. nv miss
5I5 % ST y W.-i1lc.riul rooms, stationary
v4silzt.nss. hot and cold water, low ra-es-
miss
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front rooms. So
to 81. g. E ST. nv. mis-
FOR RENT-S5 10 $. per month; well fur
nisheG rGuius, cool ia sun-Iucr, steam heat III
winter gentlemen only references. 1877 18th
81 NV mis-
fuK RENI-Furuis..el .raolns with or with
cut board 20 ID ST. he NILS
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room. 1916
Columbia ST., between @tL and 10Th SIS, near
corner ], NV. ml5-5
FOR RENT-G4I Nd ave sa.; furnished rooR-,
for housekeeping, cheap mis-
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room, con
yeHICnJ 10 Government Printing Office. 5II
North Capitol ST Hii'-%
FOR RENT-Sglz;-- front room. furnished gas
and bath. reasonable ioSj l4th st. NV niles
FOR RENT-Llrsc furnished room suitable fox
or more gentlemen, > per month each.
81 Delaware ave ne elt-S
FOR RENT-Nculy furnished front rooms;
southern exposure; terms reasonable % Il st.
NV clos
FOR RENr-Larse and small rooms, s. up
20 st. u"- clos
FOR RENT Three nice rooms On I'd floor; heat
and ga; SO $50 II Ct He, elG3
FOR RENT nice furnished rooms IN pri-
vstc family isIt nth 81 NV clos
81 I2TU ST y. W-Iue-e. cool. clean single
and double rooms. modern improvements t@o
unfinished yvl5a drst-elass board il desired
nILS
FOR RENT-Ni-c.y Furnished rooms for GER
tleluca, reasonable - lzta 81 nv ml6-2
F0R RENT-T7ro large rooms, light hoassseep-
laEr modern $50 -grh - NV miss
/ FOR RENT-oac large and one small third
story room. IN hE~t-elass private family no
other hC4rdgEs; references ecc34nsed: pleasant
nome t0s eaugegiaI people, rent reasonable
v!lh ar without board ~ " st lW- MOS
( FOR KENT-Flat. t5ssce large rooiuss rooms
furnished, beard II desired 90 lth 81. uy.
MICS
! FOR RENT-Tvo furnished rgy MS; gentlemen
F.. preferred. gI2 : ST MICS
( FOR RENT-Nicrly furnished rooms IlIG 6
81. NV m16-3
FOR RENT-Two " three nicely furnished
rooms loE light housekeeping, 10 children, al
so ] St mI6-3
{ FOR RENT Two unfinished sogus. heat nd
gas So. gIG St mI5-5
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TRANSATLANTIC Mails.

TjESDAI-(U 1t rs p ~ for FL ROPE
per s. S. ST Louis. from Aea Ierh. Va south
ampt9n- Mail for IRELAND must be directed
Per s. s. -. Louis
lc) At H-25 p. III. for EUROPE, per s.
IeutoHic- from New YORK. VIA QueelztoUa-
WEDNESDAE-Ja) n I;I5 p. no for EJ-
ROPE per $ s. F. BI=Iaafcb, from New YORK,
via Plymouth, CEerHuug and Hamburg Nail
for FRANCE must be directed Per s. s. =.
BisHJrul''
go Al 9.I5 p. 1T. for FRANCE. SUTIZER-
LAND, ITALY SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
EGYPT. GREECE BRITISH INDIA aaa LO-
RENO NARQJ II per s. $. Ia Lorraine, from
New York, via HavEc. Maj. Cor llle. parts
Of EUROPE must be directed Per S. s. ia
Lorraine
FRIDAY-(a) At 7:I5 p. M for EUROPE, Der
5. $. Jm5Tia, from New YORK. Via Queenstown.
Co At 9:I5 p m for ITALY direct per g. S.
Lain, from New 0rs. Nal must 5e directed
Per = Lshn-'
{e) At j - p. IA. for NETHERLANDS di-
Nail must be directed Per 3 S. Rot,criala-'
Co At HIS 3. M Tor SCJTLiNI, direct per
5. 5. Columbia. from lew iara- Nail mus
he directed Per S S. Caiumhia-
90 1T II-Z5 p. ~. fog BELGiJN direct. per
$. 5. kTOCnland. from New 0rE- Mail must be
directed Per $. s. f{ro0tlana
PRINTED NATTER. EIC--IEi4 steamer
takes printed matter. tCmmerciai Papers aat
Samples for GERMANY oul- Tie Same class
ct mali matter ior u,HcI uarL, of EUROPE viii
not be sent by tins siIp uuIass specially L.-
rected by her.
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Tickets, Sleeping car reservations. and de-
tailed iBial nation can be bad al ticket oi5icez.
705 10Th 3. 5it PeuHsy lya7sja ave, and Penn
- }F5nia >-4tie1. Baggage checked through
from hotels .-slCl -esi6rLces.
Phone 1870. =. z. u Cab Service
r. IT, ACE.EF General Manager.
s i. EAIB WICK, General Pa-s'f Agent
L 5 EtgWN, Ce1erzI A1c1t
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through trains from the South s-rivc WASH
lus,ron g;lz a. IA, 6.52 g. II. 80 a. M, 80
a. H., 2-a3 3. Ia-. SIS g. r. and 9.S1 P. n
Dali Local trains from Harrlsoa.l- y- Il-55 a.
~. week days AID ESQ P m- ,laiiF- From
Charlottesville. SIS q and $50 = d1ily-
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FOR RENT-FLATS-

FOR RENT-55ls Center ST.. Mt Pleasant.
three NICE, large rooms ana bath; private eel
lar and private entrance Price. $3.50 per
Iuuta- MICS
FOR RENT-I6I5 Eeu Jersey ave. uw.. ven
desirable ues tat rooms ana BATH porcelain
-Gl- rc-t 9nlE 5000 per rlcuJh, h. ;.
Sal L. llh and l. SIS nv eI6-S
F9G BENT-A splendid fat Of . rooms. SIS;
7sI 7rh 81. SC. : rooms SIS; 81 IIJh 81 Sc
s. CARR sol nh ST. NV clos
,,B IEET-s-g II,h ST. ne; very desirable
at. five rooms ar3 bath; porceiais tub: JUS
papCTed- r.Et. $3.50: reduction during warm
Weather = +. SAIL 9Th and / SIS nv. gySI-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR SkLE-sgGs for 9-r5om frame house in
alley r:l and / SITS
S3T5 for Groom frame mouse and stable 18th
and D IS
SI.IlJ for Groom frame house. X st. Sc;
"a feet front 900 feet ground.
JOHN T. DONOHOE & son,
mlg-5 SIS East Capitol St
FOR RENT-e9Ila 9Th st., opposite Pension
Office; desirable room house Key 6I4 Sd St
ml7-3
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

vANTED-Woman. white OF colored, capable
Of taking charge Of house; family Of two; no
washing. must be neat. Call al 1l3 Virginia
sve. - eIg-2
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.

WANTED-By respectable eolored girl work by
The day, laundry work OF house cleaning. isis
10Th ST NV FL
fFANTED-By boy. Il years old, place 10 do
Hsat srork- Apply 1871 IOta St nv M
WASTED-Positiou paying SO per week; zaeeiy.
AddresS BOZ ga 1his Office eIs-S
WIND Pos 'tion- by licensed engineer; best
references. Adfi-e-s Bon $50 THIS once clos
W!ASTED-PositioH; any kind, good retail
SALESMAN, L NJ H. BFanchTille Nd eIC-3
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED ChaTrlberrnaiis for Atlantic City, y
!, and Jordan Springs, Va: also walters. Erst-
class plain cooks. city Inquire l2II 10Th st.
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FOUND
FOR RENT SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-New Groom house, 10 acres, stab
ling 500 feet elevation. heaiJhfuI; IS minutes
drive 10 Eas-sia-tou; 500 yearly, snap Bon
X Wheaton, BID elS3
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

SECONDHAND wheels bought sold and sx-
changed Il% pa. ave HW- eIl-6
FOR SALE-Tlnde1u bicycle, good condition
$40: bargain UpN So, tins etacc- . cIs-g
FOR SALE-lads 3. bicycle. good condition 81
Address BON Ss, this Office mis-
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WANTED Anisher on furs; also an operator
ISL X 81. NV MI
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WANTED--N Uuug girls 10 learn military en-
braiderF, also experienced hands, steady work
Apply ~ 9th ST. ne. after clock. el9-2
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By gentleman. room. with or with
cur board in family Of widow with one OF
two children state particulars Address BOX
80. this Office. mIS-S
wan TED-In German family room. with or
without board; private; reasonable: gentle
nan: permanent. Address BOX S5s. this Office
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. 2. O, PosTUFFTCE. NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur az
any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched 30 the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule Of crossings
is arranged on the presumption If their uu-
interrupted overland transit. For the week
ending August 3 1902, the last connecting
closes VIII be made from She MAIN OFFICE is
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WANTED-An experienced. rapid typewriter
who Is a thorough .raumariaH- 4ol Sd 81 NV
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UE-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-F1rrl.Led or uuluruisaed KsJr Of
three rooms for housekeeping IS per rlonth-
address BOX S51 inns ONCE MISS
FOR RE&T-Uue nicely furnished bedroom;
also two ~ t.sree attractive unfinished rooms
for light Housekeeping; ample closets, bath
room, Eeat gas ETC. all or second floor;
Convenient to Library, Capitol and cars l57
Carroll ST. Sc mIEg
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o.. - -. &c.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

c 3 RYAN v Il DOLL.
Genera! Pass. agent. General AeeEi.
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POLICE RETURN YOUNG
CObNORS &c PARENTS
Missing Youngster Found
This Morning

Captain Boardman, chief Of detectives,
this morning succeeded IN locating Dan
ieI Connors, fourteen years Of age, who
ran away from his parents. living at 81
II Street, on Thursday morning last. The
boy was found by the police Of the First
precinct and this morning turned over
to his parents
Nothing has yet been heard from
Harry CorcoTan, who resides at 329 G
Street northwest, who also .eft home
last Thursday, ostensibiy to 60 . River
view. and who has not bes- seen since
Corco-an is but eleven years OF age, ana
his parents are very nucIt disturbed
over his absence.
The third missing person : ported 10
the police in the pass tweats- -fcyT hours
is also stin absent from his hume. He
s James Williams. an eiev srl, year-oId
youth, living al 475 New York Avenue
northwest, who also. curiously enough.
left home on Thursday He is described
as being rather large for his years, and
wore red shirt waist and gray knee
pants when last seen. The detectives
are making every effort to locate the
two youngsters last named.
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DEATH OF HR. COLLINS
1t GBORGbl0 VII HOME
Was Builder of Many I'M
pOrtant Local Structures.

Mr. Joseph F. Collins. life long resi-
dent OF Georgetown. died at an early
hour this morning at his home, 3GIs
o Street northwest. He had been III
for several weeks.
Nj. Collins was one of the best known
building contractors in Washington. ana
lad charge Of the construction CT many
OF its large buildings, among which was
that now occupied by the Washington
Times, and the Sun Building en- =
Street He also superintended the con-
stIuctiou Of all Of the forts about Wash
ingtCn during the civil war.
Mr. Collins was born August q, 1880
Since the beginning Of his residence in
Georgetown ne has been an ardent men,
Der Of Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Ar. Collins funeral Will take place On
Monday morning from Trinity Church
with a mass Of requiem
HiT. Collins leaves q widow and the
following children: Mrs Charles A.
Obenchain. Mrs. John HadIev Doyle. Mr
Joseph W Collins. the Rev. Father
James W Collins, Of Lacon. H., who
was formerly member Of the faculty
Of Georgetown University; Mrs W E
Reynolds, wife of Lieutenant Reynolds.
Of the United States Revnue Cutter Ser
vice, Mrs. J. NJ Schneider and Mr.
Harry L Collins. OF New York city
All Of the children weF at their faith
er's bedside at the time of his death
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-19
ANOTHER ORDEAL FOR
MRS. ALBERT LARIHER
Wife of Murdered Man to Go
on Stand Again.

NEW YORK. July 19-4Irs. Albert c
Latinaer will have to undergo another
ordeal on the witness stap<<when the
inquest into her husbands death Is re-
sumed on Monday. Police Captain Bu-
chanan thinks that District Attorney
Clark was not sufficiently thorough in
his examination Of the widow. He was
entirely too lenient, according TO the
police authorities. who are not Of the
opinion that ne murder vas done by d
burglar. Sergeant Harrington points
out today that although Mrs. LatimeT
was the only eyewitness 10 the shoot
ing. she was not pressed for descrID-
tiOn Of the murderer
Il is not a question OF this nature,
however, that the police will seek to
have put TO her Mrs. LatimeT's friend
ship fcT men other than her husband
VIII he thoroughly gone over To lay
the groundwork for an extended cross
examination along these lines a number
OF Eew Witnesses have been subpoenaei-
The Evening World" says today that
the police have been informed that
Walter ElweIl. the young man VIA
whom Mrs. Latimer testified on the
stand she had engaged in d harmless
Irritation, was on Halsey Street at 2.30
o'clock on the morning Mr. LatImer was
shot
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-19
TERRIFIC STORMS VISIT
MANY WESTERN STATES

II is feared viii cause more damage on
the upper Mississippi than has been
known in several decades. In Illinois.
Joliet is rendered a heavy sufferer BY
the rise Of the DesplaInes River, while
from all through the State reports are
received showing the wanton destruction
which has been done TO the crops By the
hail and rain. causing serious losses
among the farmers. The crops, many
Of them just ripe for cutting, are beaten
down to the earth, and where the grain
has been stacked the rain has beaten in
and rotted the stocks
In Indiana and Wisconsin the storm
also made its appearance, but with less
force than in Iowa.
Nebraska and Colorado did not escape
the deluge Of rain From two to FIVE
inches IS reported in manv towns in
these two States and, perhaps. the only
welcome result OF the foods. the water
famine in Denver. which Tor time
threatened to cripple the industries Of
the city, Is relieved
While the West vas thus suffering
from storms. intoIerable weather con-
ditions elsewhere were caused by the
extreme heat. Several prostrations were
reported in Ohio, while the temperature
was unusually high and the atmosphere
humid