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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-19
.BOSTOCK BIDS
CITY FAREWELL.
Large Crowd See Last Per.
formance May Come
Aqain in the Fall.

Notwithstanding the many attractions
in the city last night. the crowd at Bos-
tocks farewell performance was ono that
fully demonstrated the high appreciation
In which the exhibition is hold.
The programme embraced the entire
schedule of acts. and went of without
a single hitch. Each favorite trainer was
applaudcd and in many Instances called
to the arena the second time. Amongst
the audience were to be seen many rep
resentative citizens of the city, and
notable feature was that many Of them;
came In small private parties to witness
the final performance Of tho season. Re-
grets were to be heard on all sides that
1t did not extend for q longer period.
A pleasing feature Of the programme was
the presentation of some very handsome
and useful remembrances from the
trainers many friends. and also hand
some silver cup to Director Bostock. Mr..
Bostock responded in few words and
thanks to the patrons OF his institution
for their many courtesies while In the
city.
In concluding, he said that This best
thoughts, best words and best wishes
would always be for Richmond
Preparations were Immediately started
for moving the animals as soon as the
performance was over and 1t Is probable
that by tomorrow night the entire az
gregntion Will be en- route to Conoy
Island.
The appended letter is self-explanatory:
Richmond, Va. May IS, 1908
Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:
Dear sir,-1n view OF the liberal pa
tronage, and more than courteous treat
ment OF myself and people. which has at.
tended my season In this city I feel on
the eve OF my departure that 1t is In
cumbent upon me to express my public
appreciation through the columns of your
valuable paper.
My efforts to maintain an exhibition OF
the highest standard, I feel have been
amply rewarded by the kindly support
and interest that has been manifested In
furthering the popularity OF my institu-
ton. It is source OF great pleasure to
feel that we have created such an i'm.
preston in the hearts OF the people, and
/ am assured on all sides that they will
be glad to welcome us back again. Should
our lots DO cast together In the future
trust we shall meet as old friends. II ]
return In the fall. which Is quite proba-
bo It will be my honest cndeuvor to
make my exhibition and performances
more attractive than ever.
am glad that It has been our privi-
lege to aid in the various benefits which
have been given, and can only say my
one regret Is. we have not done NOR.
With best wishes for the welfare Of
Richmond and Its citizens generally. and
trusting that my institution may always
be hold In your highest esteem, remain,
Sincerely and respectfully yours,
FRANK c. BOSTOCK, f
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GERS of the church., and Of all the men,
women and children Of tho congregation
could alone be consulted, TINS pastoral TIC
would continue unDroken. And II we
could be controlled by our own earnest
convictions. based upon grateFul On
per1ence of these many years, that me
continuance of that passionate would be
prolific III the future. MS 1t has been ~
the past. Of usefulness to the cause or
Christ amon,, us and in the whole com
munity OF Richmond, there would be no
single dissenting voice III withholding our
acceptance OF DR.. Kerr's resignation ana
our protest to Presbytery against the
grant Of It's consent to his refnoVal from
ris present post OF duty.
"Bnt Dr. Kerr hay ng expressed MS
pronounced aud rrnyerful convlstion that
/ Q is ,alle OF co to an the e and with
or atrccti1nutc appreciation OF the wishes
OF his people he considers 1t an lmpera-
tive duty to obey the call, we are con-
strained to accept the severance Of our.
relations as pastor and people as the
manifested will of the great head Of the
church.
'.Resolved That in contemplation of the
early removal from among us or Or. Kerr
and his wife. we tender to them assur.
nnces that they leave behind them IN az
our hearts the most nnecuonate ana
.hsloweti memories, and that they carry
With them to his new field Of usefulness
the prayers Of this united people for a
realization through long and happy lives
of the richest blessings OF God, Provi-'
dence and Grace.
COMMITTED APPOINTED.
Before the session adjourned G COM
mlttee of ten was appointed to secure a
supply for the pulpit and to recommend
10 the church successor TO DR.. Kerr.
This committee Is composed Of the fol-
lowing:
From the session-Judge b. r. Well.
FORD. Mr.. ]. N. Culllngworth Mr.. George
n. Cannon and DR.. Paulus a. Irving.
From the deacons-Mr. c. q. Wexford,
Mi. w. c. camp and Mr. W. S. Donnon,
Jr.
From the congregation-N1r. II. W.
Wood. Mr.. II. l.. Bem!ss and Mr.. Samuel
Q. Anderson.
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COMPANY c ELECTS OFFICERS
Will Go to ST. Louis Exposition Next
Year

ear, fG
Company c, Guard of the Common.
wealth, had Its weekly drill last night
In the square about the City Hall, train
Ing especially In sl1irmish line and squad
eyolutions. Lieutenant e. NJ. Hardy was
In command.
After thef drill IN important business
meeting was held. Lieutenant L. N. Skip
with In tho chair.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Secretary, c. M. Wal
Lace Treasurer, S. ]. Harrison; Finance
Committee, Chairman Lieutenant Il. M.
Hardy, Corporal w. P. Norfolk. Corpo.
raj Hugh N. Ragland; Encambment Com
mittee, Chairman, Lieutenant p. M.
Hardy: Sergeant. e. B. Loving; Corpo-
raj w. r. Norfolk. Corporal II. M. Rag.
land.
The company is recruiting for the gov
eminent inspection. and is getting In good
shape.
Any good men who wish to Join the
company can attend at tho company
room. Seventh Street Armory. Monday
and Friday nights.
Company c has nearly finished Its pool
room, which Will be opened next week
for members and their friends. The COM
pany Is making arrangements by which
1t can attend the ST. Louis Expohition
next year at small individual cost.
A short encampment Is arranged for
the first Saturday and Sunday In June
On this occasion there Will be q route
march encaupment. target practice and
sham battle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-19
HAD STILETTOS
TWO FEET LONG
lpy Associated Press.l

NY honoSlutcu kEeSsy
NEW YORK. May 1s.-The police were
called tonight to quell riot at Broad
way and slxty-eighth Street, In which
several italian women, evidently strike
sympathizers, had been intimidating the
men at work on the subway construction,
Stones were thrown and tho women
flashed huge stllettos. -Four OF the wo-
men were arrested. Two of them had
stilettos, one of which was two feet
long
Tho police in the Bronx. who were on
the lookout all night for any signs OF dis
turbance along the line Of the subway.
arrested two patches OF italian strikers
early to-day. The men, twenty-one In
NUMBER who were arrested We're loiter-
Ing along the excavation One OF them
had a loaded revolver In his pocket,
The twenty-one men arrested IN the
Bronx were later arralgned In court.
One man, who carried stiletto, was held
in 81, 900 ball for trial. The others We're
fined small amounts each for dlsordery
conduct,
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AUCTION sALEs-THIs DAY.
BY G. L. & II. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SS S21 Main Street.

BY virtue of the provisions Of a certtin
deed of trust dated June q. 1891 and re.
County Court, D. 3. 1870 "B.' page PSI,
default having been made In the payment
OF the debt therein secured, VIII sell az
TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1908,
erty: iNil that lot OF. land, With the I'm.
the county Of Henrico on the south side
OF Fairfield Road and fronting thereon
thirty (So) feet. md running back a.,s, be- De,
and eighty-two feet, being designated as
Lot No. il in a plat recorded In D. b.
SO, page 4H."
any taxes that are due, and to pay note
OF 500, with interest from June "a 1901;
balance at one and two years.
Mev14-tda Tr4stee.
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BY james H. Crenshaw.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1913 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
62s NORTH ADAMS STREET.

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust
dated November g.. 1898, and recorded lit
Richmond Chancery Court. clerks office
in D. 3. 1s4 "B.'' page 222. default having
been made In the payment OF q part OF
qufred 80 to do by the Beneficiary there's
In. Will sell by public auction. on thu
premises. on
: "WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1903.
at a O'clock p. M. the property described
in said trust deed as beginning on thu
west line Of Adams Street 1854 feet. more
or less, southcry from the southwest cor.
ner OF Adams and Leigh Streets. thence
running northerly along the west line Of
Adams Street 2s1s feet and extending bnch
westerly between parallel lines la feet
'TERiS-Onc- fourth cash. balance ny
one, two and three years. with interest
added and secured by trust deed on thu
property. JAS. II. CItENSHAW.
May 9-tds Trustee
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AUCTION SALE on
Exceptionally Desirable Well Bulls
BRICK RESIDENCE,
No 8l6 W. Grace ST. Near LaurelSt'

BY request Of the owner who residea
out OF the city, I shall sell the above-men-,
toned property, upon the premises on
THURSDAY. MAY FIST, AT s F. M.
The lot fronts on the north line ot
Grace Street Is feet by 40 feet to a foot
paved alley. in common.
improvements consist OF most substans
tial. modern, three-story brick residence
ern improvements. and newly papered
throughout the entire house.
This location Is an exceptionally rare
and good one and should attract the atS
tention OF any one desiring a flrst-clasa
home or n good investment.
TERMS One-third cash. balance IN on9
and two years, secured by the property;of
more liberal terms. II desired, may ba
offered. -, ,,o,,,
May l74t Auctioneer.
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= rheumatism
"a AfaA~--p esTTIE pain KING

cutting
suffering Others that Rheumatism is torture and that 1t right
~ called The King of Pain.
alike suddenly seized with the most
ting pains and and Joint the body being
sudden change weather damp chilly winds
tent with weakened constitution crippled and deformed for all
acid polluted condition of the blood the
variety Of Rheumatism Muscular Aicua Acute Chronic Inlammao
Scat and the blood must be uged and purified there
end aches neutrality-suspicious.
paster temporary
the but greatest
blood Rheumatism
Ing the acids building weak sluggish blood
saeand reabein all forms of Rheumatism. Itlnakcs
(JfTJK~l the old acid blood RICH and the
S cs and joints relieved the shattered
k)Jk)1kC) made the
49, ~> > toned up by heuse of this
you have Rheumatism wIeus physicians viii with
charge information desired and mail
Rheumatism, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
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SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
By G. L. & II. L. Denoon.
Real Eetate Auctioneers,
82l L. Main Street.
Auction Sale
-OT-
VALUABLE IMPROVED, CENTRALLY
LOCATED PROPERTY, y
Being Nos. ao7, 900 and 3li East
Marshall Street.

BY direction of tho non-resd ent owners
who are determined to sell, we will offer
at public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY Is. 1903.
at o'clock P. NJ. the above very attrao-
tive investment property, located on tho
south side OF Marshall Street between
Third and Fourth Streets. The lots fronts
rs feet on Marshall Street and extends
back an unusually good depth to an alley
In tho rear. The improvements consist
ings, which are easily rented to good ten
ants, and with some small improvements
will command a large rental income. The
location Of this property makes 1t parti.
cularly desirable for Investment purposes.
The owners are very DESTROYS OF selling,
and bargain may be expected.
TERMS-On cash. balance ut g.
IL and 10 months; or all cash. at tho OPP
ton Of the purchaser.
Z ig c. L. & II. L. DENOON.
Mayl9-Gt Auctioneers
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NEGRO COT NO SEAT
NOR DAMAGES
ny Assosiutea rsresa,}

TRENTON, n. j.. May ls,--Judge k'rk-
patrick in the Circuit Court. to-day rem
dered decision setting aside the verdict
OF 500 awarded Henry r. Johnson,
coIored minister. In his suit against mo
Pullman Company Johnson sued because
h. way refused a seat In a parlor car
Willis en- route from Richmond to Wash
Iugton. The suit was brought under The
Federal act u March. 1865. which Judge
Kirkpatrick said mad been declared unr
constitutional This act related to inter
.tlis oitII,1aulG&. y,
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CAPTAIN NEXT YEAR
MIR, Charles p. Stearns Chosen for
Year 1904
Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times. Dlspatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 49,
At meeting OF the members OF the
University Of Virginia base ball team,
Mr.. Charles p. 6tearns. OF Brandy. Va.
was elected captain for the team OF 1904.
At the opening OF the season just closed
Mr. Stcarns OBLIGATED at the initial bag,
but later went TO second base. where he
pat up star game. He is regarded as
the best batter on tho team,
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10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Unless otherwise disposed Of. the
cash, to the highest bidder, al ma adte
mencing at 10 A, NJ, and continuing, until
sales is completed. at the auGtion-house
s e Geo: R, M MaYoy M Ky e. 1908 A
TX ", A. MICHIGAN. Agent.
GEO. w Mayo, Auctloneer.
Apl %. May 5l2l9
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BY c. L. & II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
SCI Main Street.
AUCTION N SALE
20 Attractive
Building Lots
TWO VALUABLE
ACREAGE TRACTS
On the Rine.h1iIe Road near the City,
SALE FOR DIVISION.

BY direction of the heirs of c., IeitiA
ESQ. deceased. who are determined 70 se!s
for q division. we Will offer for sale az
THURSDAY, NAY q. 1903,
beginning at. 8 o'clock p. NJ. ne a tnoyI
very desirable property me iots trP on
Nine Nine Mile Road, and are located about
one-half mile. east Of the city - l'bm e,na
Many attractive improvements are Dei'ia
splendid s d opportunity is offered here for vi
money-mallng investment ~ tue
The acreage properties consist SIS o. ot ac ,%
r peauE and extend from the Nine!
Mile-Road southwark to oakWood GENES
Roth the seven Pines car line and the
IRA ctIon Co.'s cars at Oakwood are cons
iyenient for these properties
y TERMS-Very easy, ana VIII Dc ans
nounced at the sale.
Nav 16-5t Auctioneers. !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-19
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF THAT
LARGE THREE STORY BRICK. DWELL
LING NO. 1913 u. MARSHALL STREET.:
THREE BRICK DWELLINGS 'AT4 TIL y
CORNER OF TWENTY
FIFTH AND MARSHALL STREETS,
NOS. 3lS, 800 AND 322 NORTH TWENTY
FIFTH STREET: TWO BRICK TENE-
MENTs AT THE NORTiWEST COR
NER OF TWENTY SEVENTH AND
NORTH TWENTY STREET:
ALSO SMALL FRAME DWELLING
AS NO. 722 NORTH TH1RT1CTH
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BY Augustine Royal q co.
Leader Building. Manchester. Va.


Real Estate Agents. and Auctionsers,
Leader Building. Manchester. va.
A .UCT1oN SALE
One Of the. Handsomest Tracts, 81 T.. Land.
containing between Twenty and twenty,
one Acres, on the River View, Road. n
part Of tho Fails Plantation. about one.
half milo from the corporate limits OF
Ma'o''esTEtU5E sDXY, MAY 10. 1909,
at O'Clock p. NJ. on tho premises.
At the request Of the owners we Will
self at public auction on the day. hour
and place named above. one OF the hand
soonest pieces of suburban lands any,
where In the vicinity Of Richmond and
Manchester. This tract of land lies beau
tifully on the east line Of the River
View Road and contains about twenty
one acres. adjoining tho lands owned BY
the Scabonrd Air Line Road. B. II. Guy,
R:s 3, Hall. a. J. Smith and others 40,
make most beautiful suburban home:
Its proximity to tho lands Of the railroad
companies and the two cities makes 1t
very attractive and desirable.
For further information apply to tho
nuctioneers--a map OF this land Is with
them
TTRNfS-Ltbcral. ana made known at
sale AUGUSTINE ROYALL g CO..
May 10,1417l9. Auctioneers.
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In execution OF a decree OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court, entered May ID
1903. in the suit OF Lyme vs.. Baker and
sioner. appointed thereby. will offer. for
sale. at public auction. upon the premises.
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1903.
beginning promptly at 4:3O o'clock P. Nj
and selling In the order In which they ara
named. the following pieces OF real estate.
Thirtieth Street. The house contains
about three rooms. and the lot fronts on
the west side OF Thirtieth Street 20 feet
more or less. and runs back deptn OF ~
SECOND. Say at 6 o'clock P. NJ. two
Brick Tencments at the northwest corner
of Twenty-seyenth and Leigh Streets. Ihe
fronting about 20 feet each on Twenty-sev.
enth Street. running back about ~ feet
tached Brick House. No. -3is North TWEEN
ty-nfth Street, containing about rooms.
and detached kitchen; With lot f hs, nang
npqn1 q lines feet 70 an e alley Also
T Ta a,le Nos. $50 and 1925, containing
rooms eqGh with lot fronting about 60
feet on Twenty,hfth street re T.. running Gnck
4 FOURTH. Say at o'clock Z. M that
large 3-Story and Basement Rrick Dwell
Ing NO 2sl3 T.. Marshall Street. with de.
stached Kitchen. The house contains about
IA rooms. and the lot fronts G5 feet. run
Ming back between parallel lines l55 feet
to a wide alley.
This property Is dcsrably located, and
should commend itself to those wishing
homes or investments.
TERMS-One-third cash. the balance. IN
two equal payments at six and twelve
months, evidenced by negotiable notes.
with Interest added, and the title retained
until all the purchase money Is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the court; or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
WM A. MONCURE.
Special Commissioner.
The bond required of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given.
Testc: sri CtlAS. u SAVlLLE,
Nav 16-tds Clark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-19
BY Il. A. Catlln,
G N. Eleventh Street.
FRAME DWELLING. UNION HILL,

In execution of trust deed to me.
dated November 49, 1901. OF record In
clerks office. Richmond Chancerly Court,
d, b. l72 G. page 2H, defadlt having been
money therein secured and being required
. : 49, Friday, MAY %, 1908,
at public auction the dwelling No. go
North Twenty-elghth Street, which is De.
scribed as commencing on west line OF
Twenty eighth Street at a point ssh feet
South Of Up" Street, thence running
southerly 10 feet, and extending back pc.
tween parallel lines 1872 feet to an alley
20 feet vide
TERMS-C Cash sufficient to pay a note OF
sl36.25 and expenses of executing the trust
and balance at ono and two years. with
Interest added; or all cash, at option OF
purchaser ,>, r...
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nice ts Oak and 2 Walnut Chamber s Suits,
OAK sdsboara Rar toT,a sstS OAK M sook-
aasse q Cook Stoves, / lot Feather Pill
lows lows OAK Hail Rack, 2 Refrlgerators.
Pictures Lace Curtains, Chairs, Baby
Carriages, Sewing Mnnchlnes. Druggetsi
Mattresses. Safes, etc;
GEQ, Y. oAIVERs Auetlonseg.
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By Augustine Royal u Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Leader Building, Manchester, Va.

- TRAITORS SALES or a I.ARanf
4 AND YAEI4uIABLE STOCK { or 3 GRoG-
Dies, GIN, MALT IfI9T J yd To q
i iAssEs. sNYRuPs, TEAs. coFFEEs,
CANNED GooDsi ENGINR AND Z y rBoIis4i;
ER, SAW TABLE, CARPENTERS.
TOOLS i WAGoNs, SAFE; ABOUT g
CORDS OF SAWED AMI. uNsAWED
10 O'CLOCK a. NJ, ON THE PRISMIsEs,
CORNER HULL AND CLOPTON
STREETS, sWANsBORO, VA,
On the above date the undersigned will
sell at public auction on the day. hour
and place named above. at the s store Lately ,,y
entire stock Of Fine Groceries. Vines
Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco Store Fixtures.
and many useful articles usually found
AS there is large stock to be disposed
Of, the sale will commence promptly att
the hour named.
TERMS-Cash.
Curator for L. II. Clements Estste-
AJa,y II. 20.2S. 24&2e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-19

BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. / n. Ninth Street.
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By oliver g. Jones. Auctioneers.
S24 w. Broad Street

AUCTION SALE OF
ROOM 'FIJRNTTURE. REFRIGERA-
TORS. COOK STOVES ETC.
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BY C. l.. & II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
SCI Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-19

The bond required of the Special Com
missioner by the above decree has been
We Test sis1 - cI1As. O. sAvILLE.
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FITS OWN PICTURES,

In noticing the water colors some one
said to Mr., Moser. as no passed Group
Of his own paintings: "Mr, Moser, what
do you think of these2"
He turned quickly. and putting his hand d
in the Clouds" said: "This Is the best !
can dol then, touching an almost equally
beautiful piece, Morning on the Upper
James" he announced: "And this is the
second best. He paid Miss Adele VII
liamo high compliment by CHASING one
OF her water colors AT Sunset" as
equal to anything In. the room
Mr. Moser left Sunday !, at o,a noon Hsa Tor Or
everything connected with the Richmond
Art Club and the encouragement ,,,.a and ID
praise he offered were distinct source OF
pleasure to many who were glad to meet
one whom they had already known and
admired through his art, Mr., Ioooley, the
president OF the Art Club INTRODUCED Mr.,
Moser and made an excellent preliminary
address. Refreshments were served by lhe
pretty young art students, and the rooms
we're beautifully decorated with palms,
1-.hsgtx RnA la E,Iania Easek- .--l------.-
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IAN 1tnlian Boy" done by Mr.. Colin
Cooper Campbell, OF Philadelphia. Is
thing OF beauty which one would like to
live with. It Is simply lovely In coloring
and technique; the eyes seem to smile
and the red lips to speak when one looks
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Mr.. Arthur B. Davis, OF New York.
tumn Hillside" Tho sunlight lies soft
and warm upon it. Tho haze Of Indian
summer clothes 1t with n veil and the
apples hanging from the orchard boughs
arc no whit roster than the cheeks OF the
happy urchins who are gathering In the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-13
WORRIED HER.

ut says here" she remarked. that
the girls of Nashville. Tenn, have or
ganized a hugging club"
The woman who was not reading the
paper looked worried.
Now, / wonder" she said, IF John
really had important business at Nash
Vile. He started for there yesterday.
you know. Chicago Post.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-13
HIS WISH.

Scientists" remarked Highliver. cas-
sert that the world is gradually develop
Ing a huge ice cap"
''Um-m-." retorted Rounder. remov-
ing a wet towel from his head and
gazing at the morning sun. 81 wish #
was fully developed I'd like to borrow
one just about that siZei'-CincinnatI
Commercial Tribune
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-13
FORBIDDEN LUXURY.

Maria" suddenly announced Mr.. VIII
jams. Il may as we'll tell you have lost
$50 geo in steel stocks within the last
few weeks"
Il suppose that settles it." moaned
Mrs Williams az can't have the hay
fever this yeart Chicago Tribune.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-13
A LOST OPPORTUNITY.

oh" exclaimed the bunch OF con-
aensed sweetness fn~the hammock. my
lips are all puckered up since I ate those
olives"
But there was such a density under
the hat Of the young man for whose
especial benefit the remark had been
made that be didn't see the point until
the next day. and then 1T was eVerlast-
insly too late.-Chicago News.