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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

from Station. FennsyIvania ave. and 1871 St-
In effect May l, 1902.
Eor Alexandria-Week days. $50, 1;94, f:S1,
$40. $40, s:sa. e:25. 1900, 1925, ILeo, Ii:Sd
q. nj yl2:05. 1920. I2:45. x1-05. i:29, z'yg'
z:S9 "a %, ssSo. $3.50, x4.l4, 4:3s, ~ 5;os-
S5:S2, $40. 6:08. go. FOG. T-sa. sec, $50
go, i0;i5, zl:2o. Ii:59 p. n
SasoSys-9.45, eco, 9:45, 1910, u:o9, lt:Sj
= NJ 1900 noon; $50, 90, l;30 200. Esq.
S:S 800, $50. $50. 500, $40. 500. $50;
4;tJ. I-SO. 500. s:45. $50, 10:15, H-2e. il:S1
:, For Mount veraon-7veek DAYS: $50, soc
5O:ty' n:Oo a. m, xi2:O5. z1:05. ZOO. xS;0z-
So. x4:i4. x5:22, 7:06. $50 p. m
S1Hdays-e.oo 4 n, 1900 noon, 200. 4-o''
osS1 zoo, $50 p n
For Arlington and Aqledcct BTidEe-Eesk
days: $780, 7.o4. 1870 500. 800, $50, e-25.
LOCO. l:00 = n. -I2.05. 1920. sI2:35, LOO
! %, eco. $50 S.02. s3.$0. $50, ss:S2. '5;S4.
5;Z2. sos. $3.50, T:05. 500 .. H.
SUNDAYS-T:55. 900. GAS, s10s30. fl-oo,
.Il:S0 a. H.. 1900 noon. s1e.So. I:03, = 80
200, s2:30 3-00. $50 400. '4:3O. SEQ. $50.
500 ESQ. 700. 80 500 .. n.
xExpress. TO Arlington only.
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
J. COLYIN, Superintendent
CLARENCE P. KING. resident
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to May Is. 1902
Trains fa,1,a froy.- psnra.yI,-1-7sa Station

Schedule corrected TO May IS. 1902
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
e;ol a. m Daily. local for Harrisonourg
"arrento1. Charlotte, aad way stations
lY-5l a. m Daily. Washington. Richmond
and Florida Limited Fivst-class coaches anc
drawing sleeper to Jacksonville, ia Din
ing car service.
HIS a m. Daily. United states Fast Mat,
FIrst-ciass coaches and dravfng-roon sleeper
&c New Orleans Dining car service
il;S' a N. Daily. Local. for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
s:0l p. n. Week DAYS Local for Harrison
burg ard way stations On Manassas branch
$50 p n. Daily Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
SIS p. III. Dafiy. New York and Atiarsa Ex-
press First-class coac,l and sleeper to Atlanta;
sondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays, Sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Warrington 20 San
francisco Pullman buffet service
$50 p n. DailT- New York and florida
Express FiTst-class coach and sleeper 70 Sa-
Vanl'Ia, Jacksonville, and Port Tampa. sleep
er to SsHmerville. Charleston, augusta md
connection for Alien. Dining car service
I"'ei p II. Daily. Washington and Chat
tanooga Limited Via Lynchburg). First-cLass
coach and sleeping car 80 Roanoke. Knoxville.
Chattanooga, and Memphis; sleeper to New Or
leans Dining car service
1913 p m. Daily. Washington and South
western Limited. All Pullman 1rain, club. and
srs to Nashville, Atlanta. Macoa, Memphis.
New Orleans Dining car service
TRAINS on BLUEMoNr BRANCH
Leave ashiBgtoH week days. $40 a. n.
100 p IN. 4-35 ?. m, 4;4g ?. m, and s:25
p n. Latter 20 Iees5urg oniv. Sundays
only. 900 and $40 .. II. and s:25 p H. for
BlueEiont-
through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington ga q H., 6:53 4 NJ 40 a. m. GAS
a. NJ 200 P m, 9=I5 p. m, and $50 2 n
o2Iiy- Local trains from Hsrrisosburg. Ii:37
8 m week days and $40 ?. M daily From
{ harlottesville, SIS a. r. and $40 D. n
daily
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can 5e had az ticket Of
fees, TGj 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Avenue
and Pennsylvania Station. baggage checked
through from hotels and residences
Prone Main 143I. P. r. r. Cab Service
G. r. ACFERTs General Manager
s. H HARDWICE. General Pass'r Agent
j. s. BROWN. General Agent
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NANTED-FaTm.hand. Gail Wednesday morn
Ing- stand @, y l.. Market, 9Th and IS. el
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Partly furnished, on second foor-
three rooms for light housekeeping. 4lG 81.
n clos
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot o. ~
- St. for It Monroe, S9rfolk. NewDoyf
- News, aid ali points ssLh, by the su-
- perb powerful steel ta,ace stear7s-z
- newport News y orfclk.'' s,5
- Washington
Lv. Wash ton. .G.33 phil Portsrn- tn son nm,
Lv Alexandria 90 pm Nv NorfoIk. Ia -,
Ar Fl Monroe 100 am ". IT Monroe 20 On
AZ Norfolk geo am ~ Alexandra am
Ar Portsn th--s:i5 am Ar Was3iinet n -0a ~,
- GS'ThToegh connection made at Nor
folk Witf steamers OF Old Don,inio,
- Steamship Co for New York. and NJ
- chants and Miners Steamships for B5s-
ton
H3For further information aup;v ar
- general ticket Office. Bead Building f.rb
- and y Y ave, or 9TH ST wharf gaSb
- fngtou d. c.
Phone 220o. JNo. CALLAHAN. Gen. Mt
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Dogs, cats, rabbits. guinea pigs
monkeys snakes. parrots, oyster shell and ChirE
food SCHNiID'S BIRD STORE. 10 18th s..
NV. my23-if
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FOR RE!T-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT - Rooms for light housekeeping:
first and second floors. 225 LIST 81 nv. clog
FOR RENT rooms and bath; unfur. ca
e II. a1oe
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NANTED-At once. white man 10 do brands
IN bakery and make himself useful. 465 Pa. ave.
nE. 81
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WANTED-Colored boy IS porter. KEEN's.
1872 F St NV 81
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For AtIsntic City.
BALTIMORE AND CHIC R. R.

Schedule IN eaecs Nay Is. iaz
Lave Washington New Jersey ave. and C ST.
Chicago ana Northwest. ~I6-s3 4 m. ss:z8
Cincinnati. St. Louis. and teuisvills. 1905
s. n *s.I5 ?. m, sI.I0 tssSaf-
PIttsbarg and Cleveland. $3.50 q n Ts745
D. H. end 400 night
Columbus AMI Wheeling. 500 p. H.
Winchester, 1855 a n, ll-I5 and 1850
Lursy, Riverton, Front Royal. Elktoa. st.1s
p Annapolis, ll7:so. t's.2o. Il11.5o n. H4.s9
FT -a ils.ss, 1900 1000 H.. -1:is.
Il4.3o, and Ei620 p N
Bo9d and way points. 1888. .s9.0o a n
s.I.i5. n 80. 1850, -'lo:l5, iiIl:s0 p n
C;aithersburg and way points, is.s5. 400 =
m. FI2:50. lib. $3.50, 4-Se, 800. I5:39
IA o5. ss7-zo. lob, IiII:29 D. m
washington junction and way points 1888
80 90 a. n. sti:I5. 1880 ll5.3o p n
Baltimore, week days 900, sea. $50,
x7-o5. $50. Ks ., $50 20, zIo-o3, no a.
m xi2.ZG noon, X 70, xS-G0, xz:09, xs.Sa
.S5 xF-85. SIS, x6-2O, 6-5a. xS-C0. xI0:00
xII 30, lbs P m Sundays 1890, x7.05,
* 20, 1905, $50, xs;0o. xl0:o5. x1I.s0, Has
> - ROYAL Blue LINE.
Al trains illuminated with Plntsch light
Baltimore, PhlisdeiPhia, Aew York, Boston,
snI de East, 800 tbs fDIner), 1850 (BuF-
fer fet1. $500 DinerJ, iI0:0o d]inerl a. m.
..IS.50 fDiner). $500 (-'RoyaI Limited. .
Dinerl. 1900 Philadelphia only, SOS
1Dinerl. 500 and *1I-S0 p. n. (Slespiag Car
oren at 1000 o'clock>-
All Atlantic City 1855. 1000 q m. El12:sa
noon 800 D m
.Dsily. Except Sunday ssSunday only.
xExprsSs trains
R.,o-are called for and checked rom h0teiz
- =sSidanees By Union Transfer Co on orders
80 ut ticket Offices, Go Pennsylvania AEeuUs
northwest. New YORK Avenue and Fifteenth
Street, and at station
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NANTED-BriGht. energetic young man. viii
q wheel; salary Room 3, Warder Bldg e1O.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED good. neat girl for chamber work.
HOTEL BELFEDERE. Sd and Pa ave Of
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FOR RENT-T'yo large communicating ,nfur-
aIshed rooms for igat housekeeping; no chill
Htu- 80 Sth ST ns'- MOS
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WARTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Agents for the Prudential Pocket
Book" which identities the owner wherever
fornd-pays SIS weekly in case OF accident
SO weekly sick benefts-and 81 800 in event Of
death. $50 week easily 70 hust1ers WILCOX
81 Broadway. New York jeealO
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FOR RENI-Tbree rooms, private bath. din
ing room and kitchen, overlooking marx ren-
trail. ADDRESS BOX 434. this Office. MOS
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By q refined young lady. furnished
front room, in private family preferred; rent
reasonable. Address Boa al, tins Office 81
NASTED-CoFnfoTtahi furnished room, reason
> BILE by q GUiet elderly gentleman; private
family ~ Southwest preferred; permanent II
sIited. address BOX f35, this Office. mlC-3
u ANTED-FurBished or uafrIrr.ished room.
first aoor, not 70 exceed s.. Actress BOX az,
the SQioe- us-s
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH BAL WAl

". H, DOLL. Cen Agt Pass. Dept
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.

WANTED-By reliable, settled colored woman
hoEsework OF chambermaid: recently from y.
c. 3465z 81. sw. eI
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,OCEAF- STEAMs HIPS.
AMERICAN LINE

NEW -SOUTHA MPTON-LoNDoN.
Phil phia.Jnne Is. l0asn y. Lol5is.Jr 2-l0am
ST Paui,Juae 25.l9au iPhirphia. July 9.I6am
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PAR
Soutlw 'k-June ls-7aoon Kro'ui'd d, June 2S.noon
NgdeT 1d.Ju8e zI.ao0n iceland .Iu!r } noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION. COMPANY.
CO8IPASY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1916 F 81
n ". OF Gee " Nos 14II St y W
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NANTED-Cooks hOusegiris. and scrub WON
an; 20 cents 70 81 per DAY. HARRELLiS no
TEL AGENCY. 32I Pennsylvania ave NV cI
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTFD-By man and vile. ] or unIur-
nished rooms, with table board near Con
eressi0Bsi Library. Address BOX 442, this a.
fee cog
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE-Fast pacing horse eco and rub
Der tire runabeut by the hour To responsible
parties. Address Box $50, this office
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WANTED-Womsn to cook, wash, iron, and do
general homework; small family; stay At night.
cess II 81. NV. el
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FoR sALF-Hof-sEs.


A 5-room frame on paved street, grsno-
lithic sidewalk paved alley. concrete cellar
under entire. wafer IN kitchen; one square to
car line; rented at $40 per month; price S545
II sold az once The cheapest house ever Of
fered. Terms, $50 or 800 cash balance 50
per month, including all interest. Only one
lett. Be quick if you want bargain.
Three 4-room bricks. rented at $3.50 per
month; square from Pa ave. car line
Price for the three. 81 30. Any terms.
Six 5-Toon bricks, rented at SO per month /;
half square from Fl 81. car line. Price asked.
=. 80 Make an offer.
Two 4-TOOm bricks rented at IS ner month; .
on street Southeast; not in alley. Price. 8 600
We claim these to be the cheapest properties
ever offered in Eastern realty No trouble
to show property. The above houses are 3
per cent less than ever offered previous 10
this al. and win all be sold in the early part
Of the week. VIII make good homes, or pay
10 per cent net as an investment
-Four 5-rOom bricks one-haf square from
eth and G SITS. Sc; rented at $40. per month
Not cent Of rent been lost in Eve years VIII
sacrifice Tor e, 500.
JOHN =. DONoHOE & son,
Phone, East 81. sos Fast Capitol st.
FOR SALE-S.00 cash. balance SIS monthly.
New Groom and reception halt modern brick.
Near \. c. and Q Sts. nw. Price 8, 200.
mS72 c. c. WARING, Il1i St Nv.
FOR SALE-s500 cash, balance $3.50 monthly.
splendid 7-room modern bay window brick. IN
y. Paui's Parish. Only $3.50 House rents
for so monthly
ms-3 c, c WARTNG, Iu4 C St nv.
FOR sALE-S9eo cash. balance sl5 monthly.
Very nice Groom (large) modern brick In ST
AloysiJs Parish. Price only $3.50
mS-S c. c. WARING. III4 & st. NV
FOR sALE-CONTRACTORS. ATTENTION.
$3.50 Nearly new modern Groom; furnace
neat; splendid brick stable in rear: good
NuTfhrrazf T-.l-
$50 monthly
ms-2 c c. WARING.. 1114 C st. NV.
FOR SALE-SIO9 cash. balance s25. including
principal and interest. Only s.. go. II ST. ne
near 18th; large rooms; all modern improve
mems.
mss c c. WARIyG. i1I4 C ST. NIX
FOR SALE-New six-Toom brick: terms 500
cash and $50 monthly: renters investigate. W
c. HALDENAN, III 18th St els
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YANTED-By competent dressnaker, work to
DO al home. Address BOX $50, this ONCE 81
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HI wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

3 DAILY copying letters at home; either sex;
Inclose two stamps with application. ILL.
NOIS INDUSTRIAL UNION, Dept. %, Chicago.
ies, 10
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WALL PAPER.

PICTI RE rod free with every room 7 paper.
compete with anyone in price CHAS ".
SPEAkE. 2Il Pa. efG3
ROOMS PAPERED SI75; house and sign paint
ing. lowest prices; roofs painted, - 50 up
CARLISLE BROS, 1l05 9th 81. ne. Phone.
Fast 90G d. ns-9
FEW DAYS UNLY-Roouls papered, 81 so no.
HINT, 4G7 G ST. rn5-T
NoLTE. So 9th st. NV, is constantly receiv.
ing the latest and most attractive designs in
Wall Papers. and papers rooms from $500 up
Call and investigate ior yourself and be CON
ViI!ced. mll-tf
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WANTFD-By German girl, place as nurse or
light lousework. 100 I'D st. nv. 81
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-House 5Gx50. lot 100 feet. 10 rooms
baths. Inquire on premises, 632 { st. ne. e1
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Higher Education and Gush.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
II have spent the morning" said Pres
ident G. Stanley Hall of Clark Univer-
sity, In a jubilee lecture at the Univer-
sity of Chicago on Friday, reading that
deplorable story of Mary MacLane's, the
moral of which Is that one cannot live
without love-"
The first and most obvious reflection
upon this statement is that G. Stanley
more profltably. The second is a most
of higher education that finds a pit
liable longing for love In record Of
such sensations as are described by Miss
MacL4ane in her book.
1t would seem in order for G. Stanley
Hall to inform the fathers ana mothers
whose sons and daughters he assumes to
guide and teach just what ne means b.
love-" Is the goddess whose communion
one cannot live without, Aphrodito
Urania or Aphrodte Pandemos? The
book from which he takes MS text sug-
gests only the latter.
If such be the love whose lack this
higher educator finds so deplorable, the
University of Chicago has certainly done
well to adop6eits segregation" policy
When higher educators declare the
musings of a sensual girl are of such
tremendous import that few people have
the courage to read them through" So
ber-minded men and women must begin
to feel grave doubts as to the moral val
ue of the education represented by such
opponents.
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VERY QUIET DAY
AT HEADQUARTERS
CLAYTON REPORTS THIRD DIS
TRlcT CERTAIN FOR JELks.
JELKs NEWS IS GOOD FROM
ALL OVER STATE.

Yesterday was something Of an of day
at the various political headquarters in
the city.
Congressman Henry D. Clayton called
at the Jelks headquarters yesterday. He
expressed himself as being certain the
Third congressional district, the district
Mr.. Clayton represents in congress.
would give a majority for Governor
Jelks.
Judge Spratt and c. H. Allen of Iiv-
ingston. were also callers at the jerks
headquarters and reported good news
from Sumter county, claiming that John
ston's total vote in that county would
not aggregate 100
At both the Jelks state and county
headquarters. much encouraging news
was received yesterday.
Ben f. Gilmore of the Jelks state cam
paign stated yesterday that he was con-
fident of forty-one counties for Governor
jerks. He gave seven to Johnston and
eight were doubtful. He stated that he
considered this very conservative state
ment.
J. V. Allen of the Johnston state CAM
paign committee and B. NJ. Allen. chair
man of the Johnston county campaign
committee, each stated that the news was
of the very best
The Johnston state headquarters were
in receipt of several kilograms, one being
from Scottsboro, claiming that Johnston
would carry high jackson. A telegram
from Prattville said Johnston would car
ry that county-Autaugua.
Governor Johnston spoke at Hazelgreen
yesterday and Huntsville last night
Charles e. Waller spoke at Pratt City
last night and tonight he addresses the
voters of Bessemer.
The wage earners' association was ad-
dressed last night by o. w. Underwood
at Elks' hall.
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PRODUCE ACTIVE.
Irish Potatoes VIII Advance Next
Week-Lemon Trade.

The produce market was not especially
active yesterday, but the week as a
whole has been very busy one. Chick
ems, vegetables and fruits have been In
brisk demand. Eggs are high, 1sc for
the best, but the excessively hot weather
makes them slow sellers.
The market has been we'll supplied
with chickens and they have met with
ready sale. There were few coops left
on Morris avenue yesterday. but good re-
ceipts are expected today.
Irish potatoes, which have been quoted
at Coo for some time. have an upward
tendency and will probably bring e5 to
zoe within the next week or ten days.
The potato stocks are now coming from
Ohio.
Sweet potatots come from Cullman In
fine condition end bring 50. 40 to 800 a
barrel. Cabbage sells readily at lao a
pound.
Lemons are cheaper this summer than
usual. They tring from $500 to $500 a
bcx in Birmingham, but they are much
lower in Now York. The demand in the
south is up to that of fol 1ner summers,
but the cool weather in the east has
stopped the demand in that section.
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THOMPSON TELLS NEW STORY.
Told Newspaper That He Did Not
Deny the Charge.

Chicago, August 15.-Oscar THOMPSON
late last night admitted to a newspaper
man that be no longer denied the story
of Mrs. Tallersday, who makes the
charge that he and Daddy" Clafr and
a man supposed to be William Bartholin
were quarreling under her window at
4 o'clock on the morning after Minnie
Mitchell disappeard, and that with them
was Thompson's laundry wagon, In which
1t Is supposed tie murdered body was
carted to the prairie at Seventy-fourth
and State street.
Il turned in my laundry wagon at the
Agaird stables the night Minnie Mitchell
was killed about $50 o'cloc.-,' he said
Il stopped and had several drinks at
Clancys saloon and then l went to the
house on Calumet avenue. 1t must have
been about 10 o'clock when 1 reached
there.
81 met Bartholin in the house. do not
know what happened there. l went to my
room and after that l cannot say any,
thing as TO what transpired in the house.
l nay have been drunk Or / may have
been drugged. do not know. Whatever l
did l do not know l do not deny that l
went out with him, but cannot remem-
ber Whatever ! did he made me do 1t.
l may have gone with him in the wagon
as this woman said she saw me with the
wagon in the street the next morning. II
L was there it is all blank to me-"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-16
TO WITNESS NAVAL REVIEW.
Portsmouth Is Filled With Visitors
From All Parts of the Country.

London, August 15.-Portsmouth is
now filled up with visitors who have
gone to witness the naval reviews to-
morrow. Tonight the fleet was illum-
mated for little while by way of re-
hearsal and fireworks sent up from
South Sea commons added TO the pic
turesqueness of the scene.
Several more royal personages
Joined the royal party off Cowes to-
night.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and
Mrs. Chamberlain, Earl Roberts, COM
manderin-chief of the army, and Gen
eral Lord Kitchener reached South
ampton today and boarded the steam
er Nigera, on which the Boer generals,
Botha, DeWet and Delarey, will be
welcomed on their arrival tomorrow
and entertained during the review.
The lords of the admiralty arrived
at Portsmouth this evening and board
ed the admiralty yacht Enchantress
which will participate in the naval
procession to be reviewed by King
Edward BY sanction of his majesty
Portsmouth will observe tomorrow as
a coronation holiday
Tonight the mayor of Portsmouth
gave a garden party at Victoria park,
at which the two thousand guests in
Guided number of British and for
eign naval officers and the Japanese
minister to Great Britain. An invest
ure was held today on board the royal
yacht at Cowes, when fifty gentlemen
received coronation honors from his
majestys hands.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-16
EDWARDS TESTIFIES
IN BARTHOLIN CASE
Witness Found Who May Help
Clear Up Mystery.
TALKS IN A FRANK MANNER
Says He Thought Something Queer
Was Going on at the RarthoIIn
House and That Was the
Reason He Left.

! Chicago, August To- Milton l.. Ed
wards enc of the former roomers Of Mrs.
Anna Barthonn and a new witness Who
the police think will prove valuable in
clearing up the mystery in the murders
of Mrs. Bartholin and Miss Mitchell. ar
rived In this city early today from Cen
yer and at orce placed himself in the
hands Of the police.
Edwards was exceptionally well dressed
and practically in no detail resembled
William j. Bartholin, who is wanted to
explain the deaths of his mother and
sweetheart. He was frank in his state
ments, showed no Sign of nervousness
and said his action IN coming to Chicago
was entirely voluntary.
Edwards Statement.
To a representative of the Associated
Press ne made the following statement:
81 have been very free to discuss the lit
tie I know ABOUT this case, and l think
l have told about everything that is ma
terially of value. l am now IN the hands
Of Chief Of Police O'Neil and inasmueh
as tho police have paid my expenses here,
I feel that I hardly should say more,
barely know Thompson and have spoken
to him only three or four times. l never
was a doctor or hypaetist. and could not
possibly have put thompson under any
influence as he irrationally stated have
already said that l thought things were
queer at the Bartholin homo, and that
is the reason left there. I have a few
thin gs more to tell the chief of police.
but tho public must wait until the chief
speaks / saw Barthclin kissing a woman
in the house. but what bearing that may
have on the case 1 do not know. I am
willing to tell the police everything that
may be Of value to them, but | hope
may soon be cut of this disagreeable
business. hoped that my name would
not be drawn into the affair"
Told the Same Tale.
Edwards was cross-examined by both
Chief of Police O'Neil and Inspector
Hunt Practically nothing new was elic-
tied. Edwards told In the same straight
forward manner as he had to interviewers
what he remembered of suspicious actions
about the Bartholin house, of his fear
that Mrs Bartholin had been murdered
and his fear for his own safety if he
stayed longer in the house. The story
was repeated how he had been awakened
by the bowling of a cat, of how he had
seen Thompson leaning over his bed one
night and how Thompson explained his
presence in Edwards room by saying he
thought William Bartholin was sleeping
there.
Edwards met Thompson today in COM
pany with the police. The men nodded
to each other, but said nothing. Thompson
was quizzed by Inspector Hunt again but
reiterated his former statements that
his mind was blank on the night of the
supposed Minnie Mitchell murder.