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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
AN ORDINANCE

approved August Is, 1909
GRANTING PERMIssIoN TO AM lEnSI
CAN NATIONAL BANK TO ! ! < G : ~
AREAs AND 4 COAL N YAUb 1T, On 25
ING ON THE EAST SIDE OF TENTH
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
re~it ordained by the Council of the City
OF Richmond:
LIST. That permission be and the Same
Is hereby granted TO tho American Ma
tonal hank to construct and maintain
Seven Aroas and Coal Vault on tho
east side Tenth Street between Main and
Cary Streets, subject to the conditions
I'd. THAT the said Areas and Coal Vault
are to be constructed according to the
plan presented by SAD american cro Na at 9tn
Engineer; and also in such manner and
with such materials ms shall be satisfac-
tory TO the City Engineer,
3D. The sid american .a s Mnohna ''n am6
Coal Vault In proper repair, and shall
make such repairs as the Committee on
Streets may at any time deem reasonable
FOR for tie safety Of persons, using the high
way over said Areas and Coal Vault
| "a an The said American National Bank
shall nay the rate fixed by the ordinance
OF the city allowing, construction OF areas
! or vaults In sidewalks or alleys.
| 9Th. The permission hereby granted shal
| at any time be subject to any amendment
! or revocation by the City Council. Upor
n revocation or amendment OF sa,d per
mission, the said American Nnt'onh
Bank or any subsequent owner OF salt
house. shall Immediately conform TO sucd
amendment or revocation,
9Th The snid permission Is given sub
iect TO the conditions that the said Amcri-
can National Bank, or any subsequent
owner OF said house. will indemnify. reim-
burst and save harmless the city Of Rich.
mnnd for any charges, DAMAGES, or cost
that the city may he required to pay by
reason of any person being injured OF
damaged In any way IN property or per-
SON. by the construction, existence, OF
maintenance of said Areas and Goa
Vaults,
7th, Before any work Is done under this
, ordinance, the said American Sntiona
; Bank shall obtain from the CITY Engineer
his written permit to excavatc In side
walk, streets and alleys Of the city
2 Sth, For failure to conform fully tt
the provisions of this ordinance. or an,
amendment or revocation thereof, or an,
D | requirement hereunder. the said Ameri
can National Bank, or any subsequent
owner Of snid house, shall DO liable to
fine or not less than ten nor more thai
fifty dollars each days failure to be
: separate offcnsc.
:, 9th All ordinances or parts of ordl
\ nances arc hereby repealed. so far as tn
same may conflict herewith.
:, 10Th, This ordinance shall be in fore
y from lis passage.
sug.ls-5t ~
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n I'M Norfo|k5sasW esteIn
LEAVE R1cHMoND DAILY.

LEAVE RICHMOND sDAlL1.
rly YES Sori folk ' ii:5 x. 81 stops only At
P s H HYSer,y sn SsxsP Pq!sss BUFFET
Pprlor Car. Petersburg to Lynchhurg and
:;oiumbuy, BIuedeld to Cincinnati; also
Roanoke to Kno1yille: and Knoxville 70
i2:l0 p. 81, ROANOKE EXPRESS for
Farmy!lle, LynehbuIE and r R 3! a
Arrives Norfolk $50 r. n, steps only Il
Petersburg. WayeEIy and SSMolk Gonnes1s
York York Baiiimore and Washing ION.
7:1 P. NJ, for Norfolk and all stations
e9 80 q P. 1s Il. NEW ORLEANS SHORT
Lynchburg and Roanolie: Petersburg TO
East Radford; Lynchburg TO ChattanooEa:
Mamphis and New Orleans. CAFE DINING
Car. ~
2.66T p NJ and 9.10 p. NJ; from norfolk
li:Oo a.. N. and 1870 p. NJ.
Office No. s3S East Min Street,
w b. BEVILL. C.: II. BOSLE9.
Gen. Pass. Agent, DIS Pass, Agent
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AN ORDINANCE

~, {Approy,esa, 15 AHgTggsstf II 1sgs THE
e eTMlAns AssE}N AND OHIO RAIL Al :
WAY COMPANY, THE I4T R1cHM !: =
Allison. WARNER. MOORE, z E Y,
H HR3RF tp HSGSTBBlSw ". flo Tong
& 5sG sHls CO. 10 PLACE SUITABLE e, BE
MHEEL GuAdRsp[si, s, ! IN S1r AL AZ N1N VA
AND GARY STREETS, To %, P &c + ? T
THHIK TRo oM I3 l AHy 1T MMGHS SAlR
or Vehicles AND TO ALLOW =, CE Z
TAIN BAsEMENT. SITES = rs AM ~ nv rLA no
4 REMAIN. -
Be it ordained by the Council OF the c1ey
of Richmond: X0f55 gs5s
i. THAT the Richmond Chamber 81, Of
peako and Ohio Railway. Company, the
Richmond Transfer Co.. e. IN IN q II Va ~.
ner o Moore. executor and trustee; Jul!a
4 e. Moore, eXecutriS Ann. e. Grant lde,
deased). w. p. Longworth GO: ahu
G. Bargamin be ana tney ble whees
guards in alley extending from n E p nd
to Ninth Street and between Main a ana
Cary Streets, to protect their prupethI ~
anul.Ins say oi h,oy an ~ allow Certain
basement steps and platforms now IN ST.: stt.a 6.
alley, to remain subject to the following
conditions:
2. THAT the said Richmond Chamber = &c, OF
Commerce; Andrew Pizzinl: III H. o Rish-,
mond Transfer Co., G.. IL q n " =. Us. De
noon, estate of James W. Allison va ~
Moore. executor and trustee; ~ o ~ fdo.
Moore. eXecutrix Ann ~ GRANT w
& a. Bargamin Co., shall at all times
keep said wheel guards, basement NJ s sbai1
Streets and Shockoe Creek may at any
time deem reasonable for the sate ,I o.
persons using the roadway or saio aiies'
The said Richmond Chamber OF
co o. re sal Andrew Pizzini. Jr. Chesa-
neake ana Ohio Railway Co., the Rich
mond Transfer Co., G. u & Fl. l.. Denoon.
estate Of James w. Allison. Warner e,
Moore, executrix; Ann i E. Grant (de-
ceasedj ", p. Longworth & Co., and 6.
& Rnrpnmin Co. shall pay the rate
fixed by the ordinance Of the city allow
Ing Sconstruction OF areas or vaults in
s stons or platforms in this alley, which
abuts their property
T1,,,a ,,orn,,ssio, horeh,, rranted shall
-, J! ne po' ta smoiaot - onS amendment
AT any e,, t;o pe hy re CIV ~ 1Suncii Upon
VI lenoo.i ~ nS Wy 49, op .nid nor
revocation Or h'rGluI'elss ~ on,% of
mission. .ho sac R'c I,, ~ rhesa.
commerce, Ahurcw riz1lnI. 49, ~, Si'' t%a
peaKe ana ONO RallWay Co'''peeny eHo
Rlchmond ,ntn TO- o,e q u " i1ison.
Denoon: eSt nnr yo Smt,lTs ,Md trustee
warner M3oIc, eAecu.or,, a"u ~ u
luna ~ J MoofH' SXecu - ,onrwnrth g.
Grait NueGcaSe", w.. I'VE re ort n
%, ana y. ~ ~. loat =, o,,nrt, shni,
Supsequeli owner t VI sac =, ~ n,
lmmeulutely coniolH' 70 SUCH ' ~ -
or re en-, ~ l. g,,,en suhiect
70 the conditions that the sa1d R'e I1;In}nf
Gnampes VI Eoil aS Ci,o y niwav Com,
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NOTICE..

This Is to notify our patrons that we
have closed the branch office at Jefferson
Hotel, Carriage, cab, coach and bag
gage calls left at Murphy's Hotel an
mex and at the office, No. $40 East Main
Street, will receive prompt attention.
Railroad and steamship tickets sold 10 all
parts Of the world, and baggage checked
10 destination of tickets, and to hotels
and residences In other cities, pullman
reservations made for all lines.
RICHMOND TRANSFER CO,
s. II. BOWMAN,
General Manager
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SEALED PROPOSALS.,

FORT MYER, VA, Aug II, 1909 Sealed
Proposals, in triplcate, for addition to
Hospital, Will be received until 10 A., NJ
SEPT. J., 1903. The u. s. reserves right
10 reject or accept any or all bids, or any
part thereof. Information on appllcat ton
Envelopes containing bids should be IN
dorsed proposals for Addition to Hospl
tai" addressed Capt, r. Harrison, c. NJ
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LEGAL NOTICES.


6. II MoIieNiNG, ALVAH II. TERRY,
DOUGL.Asy BARCLAY; r. BOQKER
5 s. ko a2NgSSS SoR EHH gzR RB
You are hereby notified that 2 lot Of
land described as i 2; and !, l,lo acres;
District. Henricoo county Va, was sold
taxes, levies. Interest and costs due there
on in te name of NJ 1s7 10 S tho
Comlnonw ealth OF Yirginia; an applica-
ton for the purchase thereof has been
filed in this office, and 1t appearing from
terested In the seld land. you are further
notified to appear. here In four months
from the date Of this notice and 90 what
may be necessary to protect your interest:
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
SAMUEL P. wADDILL.
Clerk OF the County Court of Henrlco
county, Va
SAMUEL P. wADD1LL, Clerk
Aug 7-law-4t
TO JOHN II, WALSH:
You are hereby notified that a tract of
land. described as l04xlD feet. Washington
Street. in Tuckahoe Mag!sterial District.
Henrico county, Va, was sold on the
day of for delinquent taxes. lcyies,
interests and cost due thereon for the year
1886. In your name, to the Commonwealth
of Virginia.
An application for the purchase thereof
has been filed In this office. and 1t appear
ing from the records OF this office that
you are interested in the said land, you
are further notified to appear here within
four months from the date OF this notice
and do what may be necessary to protect
your interest. ~ o
Given under my hand TINS 2ulh day OF
"'e '''' SAMUEL p. WADDlLI,
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a NEW TYPEWRITER.

THE COLUMBIA, tho new single, keyboard ma.
chine; only ono shift :tbuilt with 81 ana w
to,ch !; srecd regulated to snit opern TOT: THE
f BARLOCK TYPEWRlTER5 OFFICE CPhone
15l 712 Enat Main. lf a2 sr Hltst
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED, an experienced HAT SALESMAN IN !,
must have thorough knowledge or, Inc nv ~
department. Apply, stating where empi@ ,t,,
IN lars expected, ETC., to THE HUB, 5f4 Muin
Street Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21

EpaEwoRTH BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL, ~
for Girls. Reopens septem6cr 24th SIo
LEY, Principals, "a West Franklin street
baltimore. Nd
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MEETINGS..

TIE 1a;o. ASS :, A. MEETkkffSs con-
pANY YIN Hc hsle At ha e sHes Reh s S
PS' a. rr, iii III E" September 10th. 1908 al
!. o CLOCK t' WI President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
AIR LINE RAILWAY
SOUTHERN RAIL way.

SCHEDULE in EFFECT AUG. u, 1903
1904. M.-Dully. LorA! Tor Charlotte.
,p:H E M,-Daiiy, Limited Buffet Pull-
= man 10 Atlanta and B!rm.ngham, Ne sS
Orleans. Memphis. caatlanooga ana az
go SO F. io! MEX. Sunday, Chase City TO-
'l ;ssd; H 80 feE R; {Ss south
eastern ns : points. Leave Richmond $3.50 E,
n 4o Da e. yMe e1&sses Sunday Local mixed
t0T y ri MF t;It"s. for West Point,
1:so i. M,-Except Sunday, Tor We,s
FONT Connecting with, steamers for Hal.
'tn'orsT aaA ndh yl xRaI1E RitSAMosD.
sos "A. N. and G;sso ~ M'-brom al tns
saR GF ~. a1,-Trom Charlotte and Durham.
sss :is & e. M.-Iiatlnnore and West Point
5,iO r, M.-From West Point.
- H77ll5 a. M q. p. A.
q, w, wEsTBuNY, 3, r, A., aichmond Va,
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.Apy TEACHER desires position in private
family to teach Mathematics, English Music
Changed. Address GOvERNESS, Box ia,
uarville. Va. tg
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wANTED-A young Indy of some experience 40.
position prtrste on raP Mn.e ;e sm"
chiiiircn nrcfcrred; references exchanged. AZ
dress Miss ROATWRlGHT, New Canton, va.
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WANTED, BY Richmond. No. 10. I. a, ., i M,
al nnclinsts IN this vicinity e 1,r NG az arent
ii this ciIs i located at Murphys Hotel. r. y.
HURLEY, Pres. &9
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WANTED. by Virginia girl, position IN
college graded school or pryastt fa and , sn
ohon, .nhierts best Of references Address
Miss IDA F. KELLY Glade Springs. Va.
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WANTED TO buy Feather Beds hlghesss tS Sou
a7stn CAsPEie BROS, i2o5!s W M 'n'.'
street. cltssf1-E tT5-1
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/, FLATS WANTED ..

WANTED FLAT, located bcvYoSn1. Gen., - Kris.
Hpr 1tfGnssh9cg 1,road and c iI! ,rce
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WANTED, BY a young lady Of education anu
experience, A position MS stcnographrr' rcn
snr for wanting to chnnEc from present posi- posi-
lion a pecuninry one only; refers by rSrn'i rms
sion to present employers. Address - "
Box $780, city.
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STEAM BOATS.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY

VIRGlNlA NAVIGATION COMPANY
IN JAMES RIVER DAYTIME.
steamer POCAHONTAs leaves MON
pAY.aWED and FRIDAY at
IA Nj for Nortolk pS9rIts naWonf o 01d
lanes River landings, and connecting at
oid Point for Was lngton, Baltimore and
the North. state-rooms reserved for the
diTect to wharf. Fare only SLIGO and 81 to
Norfolk. Music by. Grand orchestrion.
Freight received for abo ~, places nS
North Carolina. IRWIN WEISlGER.
80 - - ~''Iie r35 General Manager.
u e. A, BARBER. Jr,, Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21

The mothers dress from
the picture and the lines form
pir Another girl the mothers chin and the last one is behind the
elbow. 5$ l84
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WANTED, BY experienced hand, WAsH1N -
4 Apply Mt COT Price Street city -.-L--L
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WANTED, 4 Il ~. ono or two scts of FUHNI.
TURE for about two months vii IT,, take I 5est
care; no children; will pay rchsS Wt, s'reoh
best references. Call at il3 ~ Nh '..'1
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HEFINED LADY desires position ns housekcep;,
IA cr or woud care for nh invalid, or woulu
z like posi- ton III hotel to cnrc for linen or PM
;S3 try. Address II. NJ. Lincnburg, va
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SPEND SUNDAY AT THE POPULAR
RESORT,

Beach Park: two special trains. every
sunday. Leave Richmond $3.50 A. NJ, and
400 r, n. Fifty cents round trip.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Stanton, Va. College Preparatory school a. To- "
Girls. academic Primary and Intcrlnediate
Courses. Music, Art and Elocuton 1he e eot
year begins Sept II, 1903 For cntaloGue aS sc.
to Miss Maria Pendleton Duvai, etinc!paA' o uo-
cessor to Mrs. ]. E. B. Stuart.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED, a young MAN, 10 to Is years Of aso,
featuring plant; salary small to begin with;
must write fair hand and be correct ut ilg-
ures. Apply, In own handwriting, to A., care
this office.
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SAMUEL P. WADDILL,
Clerk Of the County Court of Henrlct
county, Va,
A copy-Teste:
SAMUEL P. WADDILL, Clerk.
Aug 7-law-At
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WANTED house GIRL at oncc. Apply lie s.
I'd Sfrt ~ Ia N 5#AtE A.f lstt75Yt
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WILL SELL CHEAP, nearly new, L .,,1e to OF
Win back bar to to match. NJ RosESBLoo '
AND SON tE3D Enst Main. la. ,4st gfst1F 3tfs
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
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Los--sat,rday, a white DOG; black spot 1 on
Catherine Street. 4 3At
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STOCK SHEEP FOR sALE-Wo Will 8, have Svs - on
MONDAY August Path nt GnTs 1 t"t no cnr
sell rea sonnble and in lots to suit; all young
and &c lee, M DRAUER CATTLE CO. ftty.
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WANTED an hbic.todied white WOMAN for
companion 10 mn old lady. Arply at No. 1908
West Cary street.
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ron sA1. -.1tnnsr,. so,nd and gentle. suitable
4 FOR 'lndv. inctor or business pnrposes: stands
without hitching. Apply IlYdEA STABLES ~ .
Fifth Street, t5Ie-I sgatfA85El {5at'E
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FOR SALE

WANTED sell or ront BY soptomptes 49, os g
Stock and License. GEO. L. ANDERSON, 1888
West Cary county Richmond Us. --. q
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: urITp vvANTEp-fEMALE.

V.1rrTp. 4 lsoyERNEss for Two littis girls
D. nged nine and eleven years Must teach Mutic;
sn,i Five reference. Address 2. N. Lorpl
n Run VA. g5,ft
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SAMUEL y. WADDlll,
Clerk of the County Court of Henric'
COUNTY, Va.
a copy--Tesle:
SAMUEL p. WADDlLL Clerk.
aug 2l-1aw-tt
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WANTED, q furnished or lnfnrriss lna o ~
l2-rooin HOUSE for a family OF " EIfth " md
on Frahklih or Grace west 9, nnWt, 4
enst OF Harrison Streets. \. W. ~ y 9t
North Eleventh Street. u.
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Il WANTED, an experienced COOK At 200 East
Clay street; must sleep on the premises.
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BOARD WANTED.

FURNISHED RooMoentleman dssires h nri
cinss ,onsn cfcrred. in vicinity Of Jcfler'
son o otHse Address G. r Gnlccs posto'flce
Box G28. city.
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TO J, M. ROBINSON, GEO. G.. NORTON,
G. II MOURNING. -.ALVAH II. TERRY,
R R0Af55ss1o5?S coMPos1NG THE FIRM
OF ]. NJ. ROBINSON, NORTON AND
The Washington times., 1903-04-17
FAREWELL RECEPTION TO
THE REV. HOMRIGHAUS

The congregation al Zion Lutheran
Church Sixth and P Streets northwest,
gave a farewell reception Wednesday
evening to its pastor. the Rev. Albert
Homrighaus. and his family who arc TO
leave Washington soon for Detroit.
Mich. where Mr. Homrighaus VIII as
sumo the pastorate Of The Hildner Me-
mortal Lutheran Church
A number OF short addresses we're
made by visiting cIergymeu and mem
hers Of the church Among those who
spoke were the Rev John NJ Schick.
pastor of the Presidents church: .he
Rev John G. Butler. pastor Of Luther
Place Memorial Church, John Wagner
Mrs. Artes. representing the Ladies sid
Society. Mr.. Locke. representing the
Flower Club, Miss Leads, president Of
the Junior Christian Eudeavor Soriel--
Dr.. J. ". Graham, president or he
senior Christian EndeayOT Society, he
Rev. Daniel Z. Wisemas. pastor Of the
lutheran Church Of Our Redeeuer. and
the Rev George Y. Leeeh, Of the Metho-
dist Church
Among others present were The Rev
T. ". Moot Of 81 Paul's English Luth-
crau Church; the Rev George BFod-
image. o. St Johannes German Evan
gelicaT Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs
T. b Linton. and Mrs. John T. Parker.
George Aluth, DR.. and Mrs. q. " Scott
and Ir. and Mrs. Z. Bond
The Washington times., 1903-04-17
H0MEWARD BOUND MISSION
WILL HAVE COUNTERPART
Shelter for Women Only to Be Estab-
Hshed Under Same Control.

The missionary work now being done
in this city under the leadership Of Cap
tain Haslam, of the Homeward Bound
Rescue Mission. OF I19 Pennsylvania
Avenue. Is shortly to be augmented by
the establishment of another shelter
home for women only. At a rally of the
Christian workers Of this city held last
night al the mission home. plans to this
end were discussed, and their formation
VIII be rapidly pushed. There Is bur one
other home for women in this city of
this character. and Captain Has1am witb
the other members OF the missloh haie
long since contemplated such a move.
The meeting last night was held IN
der the leadership Of the Rev. Phoebe
Hall LuttrelI. who. in addition to her
remarks on the proposed mission home.
preached a short sermon. a song ser
vice preceded the meeting, and the large
congregation present eviuced marked en-
thusIasm that is bound 10 have good re
suits
Captain Haslam IS also cont empIatfne
the opening CT a mission home in BaId-
more similar 10 the one he now con
ducts here. The new enterprise VIII De
under the direction Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson, Of Wilmington Del
The Washington times., 1903-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE viii not De responsible
for aHy goods bought by my wife
auf--n .jNU. J. FRDH Els.
The Washington times., 1903-04-17
TOOK GAR HOHEHARD
AND THEN DISAPPEARED
Missing WCm3n'S Husband Believes
Her Dsmented.

N. r. Miles. living at Whitehaveu
College on the Conduit Road. has re-
ported TO the police the mysterious dis
appearance OF his vie
Mrs Miles was last seen on Friday
ADlu 10. when she babe her mother
E7ot-by at 2:3o O'Clock in the afternoon
90 The corner of Ninth and + Streets
she then expressed the intention oL
going home. but from that point averg
trace eli her has been lost
= thorough search OF The asyIgms.
hospitals. police courts. and the moTEue.
conducted with TIE aid Of the police
has failed to reveal the slightest clue.
Her mother Is on The verge OF col
lapse and her husband is naturally
greatly worried.
SIrs. Miles has been for several years a
sufferer from internal troubles which
were acceutuatcd by fall from q car
riage some months ago. she has hecn
known. according to her husband 10 SUI
fer from mental alterations Tor @ wee Is
az a time. and when in such a state
becomes thoroughly despoRdent occa-
si5naIIy Intimating suicide. The day
before she disappeared she suffered 50
severely that she had tolgo 10 bed and
Iabored under fit of depression.
2Ir. Miles said this morning that he
thinks his wife visited some Of her
friends IN he city who are unknown 10
him. and for that reason he has not
been notified Of her Whereabouts. IN
either theory. is that she mav have Cakeu
The Washington times., 1903-04-17
TWO TAKE POISON,
DOCTORS SAVE ONE
Nellie Russell and William Harvest
Were Both Tired Of Life.

a STRANGE rofnrias7rc married. the at
+l-,-..., ...+-;.4-. -r,f- -..--.-- of N-.lIia
"a '--9 l-'N' -''-'a 20 800.
iuaSell a7eH '"eAty-hNe years az
z street northwest, and william Fl. HaT-
nest. aged forty years. at the Honcward
Pound Efi--fo--
-, ~, -..s-.+. l,r,-r
D''t were III anu Ne7
used poison; BOTH we're conveyed 70 the
Emergency HOSPITAL Nellie Russell =
--aadfI-- f--nro,f7- and viii live. Far-
49, Ala ~ * c.lIr-l~ his afternoon.
.,--.-..f-- So. r., .fr.s
me so-.-'= "S'IH--- ~
OF INC 10 several OF hef iiishus iH ''t0
e Street house. she expressed her "2aFl-
ness If Ifvinr early this morning. ana
-,.,--f-- .r..- cold .,,s i,+e,7a5 10 kill
h9i|e---
The next seen or her was aooul NV
minutes later when she appeared al the
for, IF fra stairs graspipr q small bottle
mn. .4.,. called
The Washington times., 1903-04-17
PORTO RIGAD OFFICIALS
HELD IN HEAVY BAIL
Commissioner of Mayaguez Public
Works Arrested.

SAN JUAN. April I7-AddldonaI ar
rests have been made al Mayaguez Of
officials accused Of perjury. forgery and
larceny. All those arrested were hold
ia heavy bail
Senior Baez. commissioner OF public
works. was arrested and held in Siy.@aa
bail in addition TO the bonds OF S35.Je5
he mas already furnished en- other
charges in connection With the frauds
The insular authorities have not yet
finished their invcsuEat. Before thev
conclude a large number OF other ar,
rests viii be made
Secretary HartzeI and Treasurer VII
louEhby have gone 10 Adjuutas 10 in
vesttgate municipal affairs there They
viii also go TO other cities on the same
errand
The Washington times., 1903-04-17
NO ONE TO BLAME FOR
YOUNG JOHNS DEATH
coToner's jury Renders Verdict Of Inju-
res Accidentally Received

Death from injuries accidentally re-
ceiyed' was the verdict Of the coroners
jury this morning at the inquest into
the death OF Shaan Johns. the thirteen
year-old son OF the Rev Arthur Johns.
rector Of Christ Episcopal Church, who
was run over and killed yesterday by q
Georgetown car at Connecticut Avenue
ana L Street northwest The conductor.
E. D. Richter, ana mctormans William p
Wise! we're ezonerated from all blame
Several persons Who had Witnessed the
accident testified that the boy sprang on
the car while 1t was in motion His
hard slipped from the rail. and ne was
hurled beneath the wheel Deputy Cor
oner Glazebrook said an examination OF
the body disclosed that it had been badly
crushed, but there was no indication that
Inc wheels had passed over IL
No arrangements Tor the funeral have
yer been made.