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GENERAL ANTONIO EzErA.

GENERAL ANTONIO EZETA.
Did you ever hear o.! Gen. Antonio
Ezeta OF Salvador Well. have.
and what I know o. him l. not very
complimentary. What D., did while
commanding general Of salvador
would rob old Nero Of hi- .aurel- for
cruelty. The great mail steamer, that
run from san Francisco 10 Panama
carried merchandise ADD stores to all
the >eaport- aiou. the coast Ia the
year lN'3 was a passenger on the fine
steamer City Of Sidney. Every time
the steamer came into port the gem
eral and his >iaf cam. aboard TO he
wiued and dined. then the ships OIL
GERS and the hi4h-ioued passengers
would 20 a>hor. and the genera. aud
his brother. The president would re
turn he compliment. 20 the officers
OF the boat would carry the tijiugs
along that Salvador was good 10 the
Americans. but let one poor American
20 ON shore and try 70 live there and
he would soon see the difference. Bat
to my story. ], took three lighters,
with three men to the lighter To take
freight 10 the shore. Now. ~ hen all
was merry in the cabin drinking and
enjoying good time At the steamers
eNuen,e. merchant came ont 10 The
ship and told the general that Il theft
had taken place The general then
bud tho MIN. kaufman arra-..1 and
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Due Notice is served.

Due notice i hereby served on the
public generally that DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye is the only salve on the
market that is made from the pure,
unad liberated witch hazel. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve has cured thous-
ands OF cases of piles that would not
yield To any other treatment. and this
fact has brought out many worthless
counterfeits. Those persons who get
the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve are never disappointed. because
it cures. For sale by all druggists.
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How to Ward Off an Attack Of
Rheumatism.

''FC~esrs when spring time came
on and l went into gardening, | was
sure To have an attack of rheumatism
and every attack was more severe than
the preceding one, says Josie Me
Donald. of Man, Logan county, West
Va. II tried everything with no re-
lief whatever, until | procured a bot
tie Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and
the first application gave me ease. and
before the first bottle was used | ieIt
like Il new person. Now ! feel that |
am cured, but | always keep a bottle
Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm in the
house. and when | feel any symptoms
of IA return | soon drive it away with
one or two applications of this lini
ment." For sale by all dealers in
medicine.
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most OF the grading has been done and
the bed j about ready for the rails.
Eventually this line will doubtless be
extended southwark to connect with
the Yaqui River K Pacific road. which
now operates between Naco and Can
anea in Sonora. The operating OF The
line between Cochi-e and Pearce will.
OF course, result ina di7continuance OF
the crude oil hauiaGe by team, be
tween those points. At present two
tweuty-four-h teams transport the
oil in large tanks mounted on heavy
WAGONS
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Amendment to the Articles of IncOr
poration Of Mexican Arizona
Copper Company

Resolved That The name OF This corpora.
t.on. Doe aui the same is.hcrchy changed from 10,
present name Mexican AriznuA Copper Com
pluy 20 the eli fou Consolidated Copper Mines of
Arizona auf hereafter This corpora ton, name
~nali Doe The Clifton Consolidated Copper Mines
or Arizona.
The Territory of Arizona County Of Graham.
!. thc undersigned. L. 4 Duuham. President
of the N'XicIu Arizona Copper Company. and
ih- undersigned. John L Hampton. Secretary
"f said Company. 30 hereby certify that the
ABOVE ard foregoing j. "a true and correct copy
o.. 81 certain re>o 'utinu. passed and adopted 40 q
regular meeting 90 Tho Stockholders OF said
Company maj, rity OF the stakeholder, voting
iu favor of the same. which said resolution ap-
pears ON page ~ of Minute Rook Ouc OF the
Record, of stockholders meeting Of said Cor
poratinu-
In witness whereof We have hcrcuuto set our
bands ana affixed ihc seal Of said corporation.
IA. prNHAN.
President Mexican Arizona Copper Co
seal ions K. HANrro>.
Secretary. Mcyicau-A ri7oua Copper Co.
The Territory of Arizona. county II Graham.
Before Ine. Frluk Il Laiuc Notary Pub.i,
IN and Tor The county OF Graham Tcrritor, OF
Arizona. ou this Jay personally appeared l. \.
Durham ana John Il. Hampton, both known Ia
me 90 Doe the persons whose NAMES are sub
scrhcd 90 ID, foregoing instrument. aud she
>aii l.. A. Durham. being further known to me
tn Dec thc President Of the Mexican Arizona
Copper Company ami The said John r. Hamp-
tn1. being known 10 uc o. Doe the Secretary Of
the said Mexican Arizona Copper Company. and
each ackuow lodged 70 me that he executed the
said foregoing instrument for the purposes aud
consideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand aud seal Of Office thi>
the 2ud day OF March, \. u, 1895
SEAL FEANk r. LAME
Notary Public I'm and FOR Graham Co..Ari1.
Nj commission expire, Nov. 2nth .l'05
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A Thoughtful Man.

NJ. NJ. Austin Of Winchester. Ind.
knew what to 40 in the hour of need
His wife had such an unusual case of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought of and
tried DR.. Kings New Life Pills and
She got relief at once and was finally
cured. Only 25c, at all druggists.
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Territory Of Arizu.ta
CnuuLN Of l,-uhHlu /

County of Graham
], Nil S,mms County Recorder iu and for thc
county OF Graham, Territory OF Arizona. do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing i>
true, fun and complete copy of the Amended
Articles of Incorporation of Mexican \ ri1oua
Copper Company AS recorded iu my office ia
Book 2-Articlc> OF incorporation Al pages =
ana p.
In witness whereof have hcrcunto set my
hand and official seal az Solomonvillc Graham
county, Arizona, this 5'h day Of March, \ u
1903. Nit SNiN~,
seal County Recorder.
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The copper output in March of the
Highland Boy, Utah, was PCS. 400
pounds; of the United Mining Co,
S1+,2O7 pounds. and of the Bingham
Consolidated -. 100 pounds.
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Worlds Consumption Of Copper.

Messrs. Aaron Hirsch x Son OF Hal
berstad,. Germany. recognized a. the
best authorities on copper production
and consumption in Germany, estimate
the worlds consumption OF copper in
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NEW MEXICO NEWS


In the great county Of bernalI'i'
only one hundred head Oh horses were
given M Tor taxation anu l"eS WIZ
valued at - per heaH.
&. K. Temple, former station agent
for the RI Pd-o S Southwestern at
Dcmin-. has accepted similar posi-
tiou at Douglas. Arizona.
Mr.. r. l.. stockton and children,
residents u silver City for many years
and VOL known throughout Arizona
are now visiting in Los Angeles
T., g.; r..,,or.d thar a beet sugar
t.,,o... ,r.II.,, ooc.. bee built between
-, ir,rciaI and san Antonio aud
sim, d. 900 acres Of land will be
,.r.,,.J f., b.o,- i'm that vicinity.
.-..,..... ,..,,e,. l..,,... arrived
-, t..,,,,, ,.,.l, o,, ,b.
i,.. r,,,r, ,,,.,riIIa to
-. -..,.,,,,o,. Cto.,ro.. b;,. 4
,,.....,,. ,,,r.-. If ,b, work
,,iI,.- ,,,, ,f
,,'O'-
N""s h'- ''"'"''' '''7 , y,-
IT, y,- killed duriuo the sand
.,,ru Tora- WA building house
;,ol a..on The roof wien the house
WA blown $50 wards. He was buried
under m. debris and instantly killed.
M, Dam, ,,.,o-- Main street in
,H.an r;,, b.- b.cn compI.ted aud
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To Cure a Cold in One DaV

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. f. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 23cents.
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The worlds production in 1902 they
estimate at 557.942 tons, 50 that con-
sumption in that year was in round
numbers about 10, 600 tons in excess OF
production.
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All kinds OF mining blanks at Cop
PER ERA
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Correspondents wanted in every
mining district. Subscription can
vas,er- wanted in every mining dis
trict. Address Miners X Mining. los
Fulton St, New York City
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Stops the Cough and W orks off the

Cold. Laxative BrOmO-Quininc Tab
lets cure cold in one day. No Cure.
no Pay. Price - cent?.
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Escaped an Awful Fate.

Mr.. H. Higgins. Of Melbourne, Fla,
writes: "MS doctor told me | had Con-
sumption and nothing could be done
for me. was given up TO die. The
offer Of a free trial bottle Of Or. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption in
duced me to try It. Results were start
ing. am now on the road TO re-
covery and owe all to DR.. Kings New
Discovery. It surely saved my life
This great cure is guaranteed for all
throat and lung diseases by all druggists.
Price SOC & $l.OO. Trial bottles free
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District Judges. Passed all.

District Judges. Passed all.
Sub for S B 80: Defining the du-
ties of the State Board of Assessors.
The bill Is amended in nearly every
section and was ordered reengrossed.
A B IS. Gushing: Allowing child
rem In destitute circumstances to enter
the Orphans Home. Amended to
provide that the county sending the
child must pay for Its maintenance.
Passed all.
S B So, Jackson: Fixing the sal
aries Of Assessors by a per cent. Of the
value collected. Passed by a vote OF
10 to 6.
ASSEMBLY.
Senate bills 38 and 81 we're receiv-
ed and referred.
Resolution by Graham: To econ
slider the vote whereby the votes cast
in Washoe county we're to be counted
was carried. Motion vas carried.
Moved by Graham that Souchereau Is
entitled to the seat, Denton from the
other side talked against the resolution.
Carried by 81 to 9.
Souchereau keeps his seat.
A B lO6, Denton: An act TO pre-
vent the spread Of contagious diseases
among livestock in the State Of Me-
vada. Judiciary.
A B lo7. Denton: An act to pur-
chase lands for The State Of Nevada.
Judiciary.
A B 1903, Griffin. An act amend
ing the act relative to the settlement Of
estates Of de ceased persons.
The Assembly concurred in the a
mendments offered by the Senate to
amend sections IL and Ia Of the act
TO secure liens to mechanics and
others.
Moved by Denton to RECONSIDER A
B 10. (metallurgical laboratory at the
University Carried.
The Assembly in the afternoon took
up the bill for the imprisonment Of In
dians for not sending their children to
Indian Schools. The bill was amend
ed in a few particulars but not enough
to make it a dangerous law. Ordered
e%ngrossed.
The game law bill of McCarran's
came up. The bill provides for the
Continued on page three.
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NOTICE.

P. Laveaga is authorized to act as
manager for the Wadsworth Hotel
and all business connected herewith,
and TO pay bills owing and receipt for
bills paid and to do all things necessary
for the conduct Of the business.
c. T. SHORT.
Dated at Wordsworth. Nevada. Feb.
IA. 1908.
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LEGISLATIVE
PROCEEDINGS.
Doinss in Senate and Assem-
bly, Since Our Last Issue.
FRIDAY
SENATE.
FRIDAY
SENATE.

S B Sc, Miller-An act to define
the time for commencement of civil
action. Judiciary.
S B 81. Craham-An act to permit
Elko county commissioners to issue
bonds for additional school room. Ell
ko delegation.
S and C r 10. Hardin-Act regu-
lating citizenship of those who can "
mining claims. Federal Relations.
S B 50. Roff-An act reducing the
salaries OIL certain state officers. Re-
ferred to Committee Of State Affairs.
S R l1-Relative TO establishing
a national conservatory of art and
music. Federal Relations.
A B "a. Denton: Act regulating
the compensation Of deputy state of
ficers. State Affairs.
S B %, Williams: Act relative to
selection and sale of public lands.
Ordered engrossed.
Sub. for S B SIS: An act to restrict
gaming. Substitute adopted and or
dered e~ngrossed. Moves gambling to
the second floor in town where 1000
votes are cast. 1t Is aimed to fit the
town Of Reno. Re-referred TO Judi
ciary committee.
ABB 70, McCabe: An act to re-
move Nye county seat to Tonopah.
The bill was placed on third reading
and was lost by a vote Of is to O..
Lord and Williams declined to vote.
Senator Prudential introduced a
resolution that no bill be introduced
after March 9th. Adopted.
S. B. 81. Thorne: To provide for
a special election in Nye county for a
re-survey.
S. B. 90. Jackson: Authorizing the
Washoe county commissioner to issue
bonds for hospital and other purposes
Passed all.
ACR3 3. Skaggs: To amend the
the constitution admitting the referen-
dunn for submitting all important ques-
tons to a vote Of the people. Passed
oto 8.
A B 81. Averill: Making It a mis-
deneanor to sound false fire alarms
Passed all.
A 3 SO, Holmes: Duties Of the
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Bargains IN Jackets.

so per cent reduction on our entire
stoek Of ladies' and children's Jackets.
You will never buy for less money.
E. GRlswoLp.
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BaII and Theatre auV6ftlS6mtnb 10.
Resolutions, Cards OF Thanks and locals. 10 cts
. line for first insertion and 5 cts thereafter.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Assessment notices s5.
Annual meeting notices : s..
Notice Of appointment of administrator IS.
For all other advertising legal rates will be
charged.
admitted at the Post-obice at Wadsworth,
NeuLda, as second class matter.
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Published Every
S AND FRIDAY
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-12
ST. AIMS Lawn Fete.

Arrangements are complete for a festival 90
open next Tuesday evening and continue Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings Of this week on
the lawn surrounding the new St. AIMS Catho-
lie Church. on Wisconsin Avenue, Tenicltown.
The committees have worked untiringly for the
sucetss of the entertainment
Those who have rendered their assistance are
Mrs. G. z. StohIuan. Mrs. D0ugherty, Mrs.
WorthmilIer Mrs Shoemaker, Misses johnson.
Britt. and Wissner; Nrs. Rider. Mrs. Schaefier,
Ny Hickey Mrs Wells. Nh lester. Misses
Owens and Horg4n. Agnes and Cecilia Cam
miugs. CaIlagban. May, Wells, Edu., and Winnie
Lester. St john. Lulu and Martha Poore, Rcua
and Anna Hurdle. Clarity. Lackey Lewis,
Winnie Claxton. Heislell Kengla. lester Hur-
de- NoIllmau, Poore. Hickey. Mrs. Trundlc
M,ssrr. Schacfcr. Poorc. Tyson, George Poore,
George Stadtllr. Charles SIadtlcr Les,er, P0orc.
) lcDb Stattlgr. lester, Sahin, Emmitt. Barber
Cummings. German, Finney, ST. John, Spencer
PoUrc. and Joseph Schacier.
5-iss Rose Burns haas donated embroidered
sofa pillow % De disposed Of AT the table
where she Is 80 assist.
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REAL ESTATE.
C0ZY HOMES
ONLY S,75 CASH.

This is little gem-iust the thing for q
small family. On ground floor are parior, dir
ing room. bedroom. and kitchen; pantry. three
closets. and entrance hall. There Is a fine porch,
ceiled with wainscoting. and very pretty.
dainty bay window affords place for flowers.
The front door is Of polished oak, stained moss
green, and has beveled plate glass panel
Second story, or attic, is nine feet high. Ia
foored over. and has two large dormer win
d0ws. and can be used for sleeping room. Ii q
reached by good staircase from kitchen
The sides Of the cottage are shingled and
stained artistic green. The roof IS slated
Notice the broad, overhanging cornice. which u
very unusual in cottages OF this size.
We have sold the first cottage built on above
plan, and have also sold another, to be built
at once. They are little beauties and there 10
nothing ike them in the District. We viii
build duplicate, Or add room, modify
il 70 suit your taste. Costs with lot, from
81 500 upward.
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Will Buy Carlyle House.

The Society for the Restoration Of
Historic Alexandria. recently organized
in this city, is getting the old Carlyle
house in shape for the eyes of the hum-
Der of visitors from all parts OF the
United States who visit that building
daily.
The objects of the society are "to
mark. restore, and preserve places OF
historic interest in Alexandria, par
tieuiarly the Carlyle house; TO encour-
age historical research in relation to
the city of Alexandria; and to celebrate.
as in times past, the birthday Of George
Washington"
The present means at the disposal of
the society will only permit them TO
rent the Carlyle house, but their pur-
pose is to secure permanent possession,
and then to remove the dilapidated
hotel which now surrounds the house
and to restore the grounds TO their or
iginal beauty. 1t is also their inten-
tion 20 take charge of. preserve. restore.
or suitably mark the other places OF
interest in Alexandria, made famous by
the frequent presence of George Wash
ington.
The board Of managers of the 1850
citation includes Mrs. Eleanor Washing
ton Howard, president; Fanny N. Burke,
vice president; John w. Herndon, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Albert ID. Brock
EFT, corresponding secretary; Mamie
Burwell Norton. treasurer; Helen Norris
Cummings, historian; Mrs. N z. T..
Burke, Esther Fowle Brookes, Mary E
Carlin. Frances Scott Herbert, Messrs.
George r. Hill, Kosciusko Kemper.
Lewis II. Machen, and John r. thinner
man directors
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New Pennsylvania Line.

II is reported that the Pennsylvania
Railroad is contemplating the cOnstTuc-
tion Of a new stretch Of railroad around
Baltimore to relieve the congestion of
traffic in the tunnels. All Of the freight
going north and south through Balti-
more Is taken through the tunnels. de-
laying passenger traffic and blocking
some Of the tracks hours at a time.
Engineers have been at work several
weeks surveying a route. and they are
said to have completed plans which are
TO be adopted. The new line is 10 start
from a point on the Baltimore and Poto-
mac near Relay passing around Balti
moro and connecting with the Northern
Central at Cockesyille, eighteen miles
distant.
The freight destined for the North or
South is thus 20 be taken around the
city. putting an end to the congestion IN
the tunnels.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-12
Large Sale of Real Estate.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, July q.-Nearly
all the real estate men of Alexandria.
and many others, congregated on the
east front OF the market building, at the
west door, where Auctioneer s. II. I.unt
was to offer for sale. at noon today. all
the estate in the recent assignment of
Fisher Brothers. The first parcel Of
fered was a Let of ground at the corner
of King and Lee Streets, with 40 reet
front, running back 122 feet to Print
ers' Alley. Upon this lot there are two
fine stores on King Street and an old
dwelling on Printers Alley.
The bidding opened well, and a con-
siderable contest was kept up until
SO, 500 was reached. the main bidders
being the representative of the German
Building Association and E. Goldsmith.
Bidding was slower UP TO SO. $50. when
the sale was temporarily adjourned, and
the next parcel of real estate. a hand
some dwelling house, on Royal Street.
near Queen, was offered. This was
quickly sold for $500 to the German
Building Association.
Auctioneer Lunt then offered the en-
tire square of ground. two acres in ex-
tent, bounded by Madison, Alfred.
Wythe, and Patrick Streets, being not
far from the Bel Pre- glass works. The
bidding on this ground rose speedily
from $500 to $1,000, many bidders APP
pearing. 1t was knocked down to Jo-
seph l. Crupper. the city postmaster,
at the last named price. 1t is under
stood that arrangements will be made
for the immediate use of the square in
the erection of dwelling houses.
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Conference Held.

Dispatches announce that an import
ant conference was held yesterday at
Knoxville by President Spencer. of the
Southern; General Manager Ackert, OF
the same system, and number OF
the officers of the Louisville and Nash
Vile system Just what was discussed
cannot be learned until President
Spencer returns to the city.
The conference has caused much
speculation, as more than once rumors
have been In circulation to the effect
that ]. Pierpont Morgan, who recently
obtained control of the Louisville and
Nashville, had in mind a plan TO make
II a part of the Southern system. There
al those who think that the conference
may have something to do with the
alleged deal.
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Competition for a Scholarship.

A competitive examination Of appI-
cants for the scholarship to Old Point
Comfort College offered by the trustees
of St John Academy will take place
here at an early date. Only the sons
Of former students OF the academy Will
be permitted to take the examination
which viii cover the studies OF a gram
mar school. Those wishing 10 PARTED
pate in the examinations viii address
Rev. Richard L. Carne, chairman of the
board of trustees. ia Duke Street,
Alexandria. Va.
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THE NEWS OF GEORGETOWN
Commissioners Criticised.

The failure Of the District TO continue work
on the construction of the Arizona Avenue
sewer, up Foundry Branch, is the subject Of
much discussion in and about Georgetown and
TenleytoWu.
Nothing has been done upon the work for
more than a year. r. A. Malone, Of Phila-
delphia, has the contract. The sewer has
been completed from within a hundred feet q
The StiisDu HutChiu5 property. known as Green
SPRING. 70 the Tuulaw Road. az a cost of
more than Slt5.DlJ
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to send Georgia peaches North. 1t also
said that the railroads were also enfOrc-
ing a minimum carload weight Of twenty
thousand pounds, which precluded the
packing of peaches in the cars in suct
way that they reached their destina-
ton without loss. The growers assert
that fruit in the upper tier of boxes is
usually spoiled before unlOaded. The
Pennsylvania denies in detail all Of the
charges
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Excursion of Light Infantry.

The excursion Of the Alexandria Light
Infantry is scheduled 10 occur next
Tuesday. July IA As the soldier boys
are in Richmond doing duty for the state
II is intended the citizens shall do ev-
erything to make the excursion sue
cess. The Light Infantry is composed of
some OF the most prominent members
of the community.
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To Celebrate Community Mass.

Tic Rev. Father jerome Daugherty, president
of Georgetown University. viii celebrate the
community mass this morning at O'Clock at
DrIlun Memorial Chapel, in the university
grounds
The Rev. Bishop Van de vyvcr q Richmond.
Va. and the clergy ~ his diocese will arrive
a. Georgetown University this evening. 20 make
their spiritual retreat. which viii be opened
IN the chapel next Monday evening and
continue al the week. silence win be OBJ
served. and two sermons viii be preached each
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-12
Boat Found With a Coat in 1t.

James Greenwood, Of Alexandria, this
afternoon found a batteau. half filed
with water. floating in the river of
Jones Point soldiers blue blouse
was IN the boat. Greenwood brought
the batteau here and is endeavoring TO
learn something about the owner Of the
coat. II is supposed the boat was &C
cupied by a soldier from one OF the forts
down the river. who. it is feared. may
have fallen overheard and drowned
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-12
Secret Rate Investigation

1t was admitted at the Offices of the
Interstate Commerce Commission yes
terday that in the near future the com
mission would take into court the mat
ter of the rate allowed the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad on
coal from the Kanawha district carried
in Baltimore and Ohio trains.