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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-05-10
To the Patriotic Citizens
OF Gathrie:

Every merchant is anxious to make sales-for the
sales Sd orlng money part OF which money is supposed
good one-and am after your patronage or as much
OF II as deserve You hear say IT, don't vou9
As much of it as deserve
II don't make your clothes as good clothes as
eheaply-as you can obtain by sending youl money
OUT OF town, then III admit don't deserve your
patronage. But for mercy's sake leave your money
at home, all things being equal
The time will come when you will admit that nv
9otnes are better Tor the money than those you OBJ
tain out of town-tha they fit better-tbat being in
your midst you have redress if anything goes wrong
out Just think OF how could enjoy life if you all In
Vestlgated now instead of making me wait months or
years TO build up reputation by slow stages
All OF our suits are cut and made on the promises
we pay your railroad fare both ways for a radius of
9V miles II you order suit of clothes Patrcuize
home industry
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26

sir NiorOIouo u0 ocu 0Itrift
GohmlbIa Shncc mo 0itlidc Min0c.
Ter b0dlite Recommendations mar
% @ro0 ltm ~ l(hr Mittcrnodt.
Scr HicOri0itc lbcrmomctcritouo
non % Wro0 INN 9 llbr &ormittooe.
W}lttIcrcr NoromctcritonO 1892.
Ter nicOriQitc IbcrmomctcrilnnO
Der jcGtcu 81 Shmorn in uotfolQcn.
ocn St0otcu mar. mic ioI0t: Goitport
-6 Rortlun0 - Bolton s, VT.
bonn o, 9tCu. Dorf 20. &~bilooclphiu
is, NtlnnttC.Gitu 30, M~oihin0tol
81, Noriolt 3S. Suttcru0 Is. Ghnr.
lciton IS, Souunuob 60, &adiouuiQc
"a, <pitcr 60. &eu Mcit 66, vi.
Iontu 81, MiontNomcru 50, Nuu Or.
leans 66. Eolcitinc 90, @olpclton 81
Corpus Gbriiti &c. Micmpbi9 IS
Cincinnati "a Eitt2bur9 30, 81.
iucao 1, @lliioIo 10, Glcuclon0 20
Detroit IS, glpcnu rs, MorQltettc 6
@rccn Bon 20, GbicoQo 81, Qulutl
SnnloS Gito IS, Omaha %, Surol
II, @isntnrd e, MiQilton ID
Sabre -12, 9clcno ,. Salt 2uf
u, 0cnOrr -, g}ortb &lottc is
Googe 81, 9lmoriao 30, %oa 9In1clc,
IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26

Nblebcn. - 6rou &ot6crinc
aIoSmcicr ltorb Geltcrn I'M Nltcr bon
6S Sobrcn III ibrcr @obnung, 9tr.
100. Hi0gelp.S trobc. Gie &erbli-
d)enc iicl bon elmer @od)e cine Grcppe
binuntcr unO muBtc li6 nic0crlcgclt.
9olo bnroui trat bel ibr Die 2ltngens
c%nt5iinOlunQ Elm, melde a%ronfbeit
ibren Eo0 sur 6o!ge bottc. Sic BIN.
tcrlGbt bier Ninber, Die N@. 6rnnf
unO Sorrp &IoSnlcicr, Nrau Innie
Bath mo Srou IgncS S'0omncl.
Sr. &orl &el5 itorb an Sonls
tag I'M NlIter bon 46 Sobrcn in ieiner
MobnunQ 9tr. 345, @oooncor.Str IT,,
BON no ans boS 2clhcn6cg1n9niB
moroen Nnhmittog nm > llbr itott'
finoct.
6rou Caroline Nilbncr itorb &C.
itern IN ibrcr @obnung 9Hr. 233,
Noro.S drocoer. StroBe. dc Ser
bIid)enc NOR 70 Sabre alt nro ans
GentidIono gebiirti9. Sic bintcrIGBt
flint ainoer, 6raii Ntorie 6obrner,
Srnu 5. 4. MiiQer, Srou VI. 8, @bit.
men, Srn. @eorg Tbilipp Siibncr mo
9rn. Noom @ii6ner.
Yl6blide r Sob. 9tc 70
Sabre olte Sorob @ebb bon 9tr. S36,
@eit99nltimorc.S troBe, itarb g~eItert
plobIid) III ibrer Wobniina. Coroner
Mortin conitotirtc notiirlid)e Soocs'
uriod)e mo erod)tete cinct SlQiielt
filr unn0tbig.
Gin bones g ehenf, -
Sic angeiteqten oes bieiigen 3pel'
geS Der Crane Gompagnic" bon
Chicago pltr0en am SanltaD oa.
onrh olgenebm iiberralht. DAB Der
8eihditsfiibrer einem Scben eir(
Inipeiiu1g ouf eiten 9etra9, ipel'
der 10 Yro5cnt bcs Sobresiol0rS
aremod)te. iiberreiden lieb. Die
6irmo bat iif felt Dem aroben @rai.
DC bier augeliebelt nm0 mod)t uilS0c
5cidnctc @eid1ite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Giu pnTcnOcs Tcuiubrs. @cidlcuf.

gylcys 1cutit.gmcrifoner bie inn
ori1sftli+cn 9rcibcu Ocs hiciiocn Sc.
b,ns nit1t ulel 3cit finocn ms nid,t
ogw5hcutl;b on bic Ncrnonbtcu ms
Trunnoc i'm alien 0otcrIonoc ifrei.
ben f0nncn. ihifer ihpn icit 3obren
sic ic0e ISOLDE cridlcinenSe gDlsaobe
nc5 ..GprrcipnnNcntcn" nm i6rp oir.
ben icnIcitS OcS O3conS. mo icht oc.
rn0r n1cS 0lurrifouildr 6ns orGbtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Gin idJOncS McibnadtSfclt.

9'un panocIt dlf ncrfnneiten J9egcu
Sic Tricocusbotf6aft burn Die g8cIt,
Gtia G~lpiafcii ctu Iihicr Scgcu
IN bus @cpiibl Oc5 cages idut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
EaS -
20othe Q3uch
"0eutffen GorreGpOnOenten"
Mittc Inuuar cridJciucn.

&cOcr rclcImabigc @eicr Oca @Iot.
tc5 TOD t3l.jdl modcutIlt oocr
G]oHtalsJ miro elm GrempIar Iul.
cut8c,t.id' cr1l.tcu.-9tu Abonncu-
ten ogiic.5cu iulO 0aju bcrettigt. -
Cai'c.1c lit uitt SIT p~crtauien.
@cm SIc SIRE Ginfduie bel SEN
gu3Cilc-0uuom oc5 uGorreipon0ens
ten moden pCraCiicn Sic niht, 5u
iorcn, olb Sic ocrcn Nn5cigc i'm
rGorgIpou0cntCu" gcleicn hubcn,
IUo man miro &bneu ooppcltc 9llli-
m~trt'amtcit idcnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26

30; @r. @onion, ciuc Edrtic Spiel,
lohen; 6rau &. @luicr cine BortIe
SpteIlod)en; Sohn 9}obr, cIlt SAB
Neptel; 50. ". CrtmouM }lUci Safer
Ieptel; Nrmin ,5dQcr, icd3 0crolIs
dcrte HinoSirn0cn; NcnrO anetcl1.
ell1e &iltc &f(oumcn; carriage &
SoD &c." 8a0cn uou SpicIiodcn;
SolncS Noun0, $3.50 @OI0itiid;
Sobn 9oumg6rtncr, @cibnoAt9,
bollnle; @eltrp CippoIOamonr, cine
Fartie SpieIiufcl; @r. unO 6rmu
y, Gbren@, 5iuci Sudden; 6rcocrid
eroluoer, ciucn Lrutbobu; VI. e.
Snpocr & So. cine NinO2jungc.
@o@ @cibnoMt&fcit I'M
GcHtl6 den @rciicnbcim
al DER Baltimore uno Eooion-Str.
tinoet morgen TadurittoG itott. Gic
3nIoIIcn lucroen mic ijbIih inn 4 llbr
Nodmittog5 nit ciucu icincn @cih-
r%IndtSmabl bcluirtbct. Eoitor Or. s..
ScnnigbouIen miro ole Icitrcoe bal.
ten mo Ole Sinner 0c2 MniIcnbnllica
lpcrocn onrd) @ortrdaG Ictlomotio.
men etc. Den Irclmbcu Scr Nuitolt cj-
nigc gcnlBrcidc Stlmocn bcrI6oi-
ZEN. Die befonntc Gonjcrti0ngerin
6ron Sonno6 GREENWOOD bat bcreit.
lpiuigit 5u9eiogt, Ucrihicocnc 2icocr
SIT Iingen. @u6eu ncr0cn bunfbor IN
Der Nnitolt cntqcgenqcnommcu lpcr.
hcn mo iollten 0icicIbcrL Dem glltcn
3rpedc cntiprehcuo, rcdt 5obIrcid)
ouSioaen. 9lm GinaonQc Der NnitoIl
miro cine SiIbcrconcttc cr6obcn mcrs
0Cn.
Ger o9o6cnicr 6%roucn.
&crcin"
Ocrnnitoltet onl Gonmeritoa Nbcno
in Mcienberg'S &oQc Nr.1tG, 9toro.
&ucu.StroBc cine 9roBc @cibnoda.
fcicr, ocrbunoen nit &inOcrbcidee.
rung. GoS Gomitc trjiit nit oacr
gncrgic &orbcreitumQcn fiir oieic5
Set, pclde5 Den Q6ciIncbmcrn cine
n5obl ongene6mcr llcbcrroihm8cn
oor5ltbietcn pcripriht. Guitor u. j.
Stcrger miro Die 6citreoc boltcn.
y& in0 0ilr Qcrhrt.
Gr-Eoli5ciridtcr @m. @orlouO
bonn oitliden 0iItrift mur0c gcltern
BON uiclcn iciner 6rcmoc 0eebrt. ST
crbielt bon Dem o0cmofrotii6cn
Glub Der 3, @aro" elm bul6c9 Gut
5cno iilberner Wiciier mo 8obeln
Elm iilbernC& Gbotola0en e Serpice
pom o0omen.Gcrein" scr ct. &eo'S
@cmcinOc, bon icinen iitoii6en
TrrlnOen neutrality-suspicious. nit gol.
0Cnem &nopf II. u. III.
8ctb II a d) s &C 6enfe.
Iic NltqciteQtcn Scr n9onO &
Mcnbcl Eoper So" guben Scrrn q.
j. @ono, Dem ErdliOenteu Scr Cont
pogutc elmer biibihen 8ieoeituI
nebit 3oroiniere.
&crr Gborlcs 5. @ilburm Slrpcr
intcnoent Der n6iliton 6orm 0oiru,"
bon Hr. 524. Nor0-GoluertsS traBc,
bctom BON ieincn llntcrgebcncn ci.
men Eor5cllonidranf.
Die &orleute Ser GponS Mtormor-
60" idenften Serrn {. $. GponS,
Dem SUPERINTENDENT, eincn llcber.
5ieber. m0brcno Die Arbcitcr ibm Ell
men ieioenen Hegcrihirm nit GolOcs
mem anopf gdbcn.
Ncrrn George II. Sfillmoh 81
gCltbiincr Der Sfiuman'idcn 0Gfs
fcrci, mrr6c bon icinen NIlgclfcQteu
cin Hegenihirm nit golocncm Snopf
bCrebrt.
Gincn ci6eneu Sd)rolt bctolhch
sic $50. s. @cbncr 4 SO. non ibrcn
Yn0cltclltcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Nus Ocm mittlcrcn 5tatiunsbonic.

Nus Dem mittlcrcn StatiunsbOuic,
nGrrmfa" miiiieu bcrappcu ODER ms
0ci0nguiB wouOcrn. - Gin &c
ricbcucr acrl Gus @raiton ".
go. - 3crtriimncrtc Elm @.rtb9.
buuaicnltCr.
,Eu mittlcreu Stotjon5buuic MIR
Oct Dem @oli5ciri6tcr @rolrlon &c.
itcrn %ormittoA fl Mctbnudt2-
n0runfa" uorlcfilhrt, BON lpcldcn
MIR 3 obue Struic OaDor tomcn; ci-
ner UcrIongtc BrojcNirr0g uor oen
@cidJmorencL ciu on0crcr mtrBtc So
uu0 Soften mo uclln 81 mo Soften
beroppcu, Don mcldcu Is ms @cr0ng.
nib munOcrtcn, Ger 81 Sabre aItc
9tidur0 SOIL mar Der W}unL lueiCbcr
81 s. WnO Soften pcrurthcilt murOc;
cr bctrot nul Sun1itog Nbcno in tart
ongcbcitcrtcm 3uituuoc Oua nlittIcrc
Stntionahouic luO idimpitc mic ciu
NohripoB uuf Die &oli5cj inn @lltgc
mcincn mo lieutenant Cole inn @c.
'olloerell, loooB Queer nm lpIlCBIlW
cinitcdcn licB.
HH oeh ACCOMPLISHMENTS IUllruc
nnd1 Gin mcitCre5 NlrrCnD l]lCtrllufguC
elh9elIeIerI'
Glh 9erleoenrr @CleIlc.
yin @'ollll pon 20 Sopt'll, lpeIu)et
llp SSolter @lIIler llcnllt NM DON
0rolfom %.'%o, ju ltolllllcH an
9lept, mllroe mc0cA dIl8eDII@elI Nlco-
lla9l9 elnet llof DON Veo. StlollI ooll
grr' DIV, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oell
MISREPRESENTATION ~lloerlplelel. @IoIlt
mar dlll Sanl)to9 Ioello ail8eDeltcrt,
ltlo @IIllcr rrpot lIdl, INN oll' cIneIl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIT prtlacll.
3lpcI oIlocre N(onller, @orrQ i, Npo-
mo" ooll !tr. 92o' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ll1lo SSlll. Alpcll@ Don SollroolJIc ma
rem dild) odOel. Hltt oclIl NeAc lloh
DER StroBenbo3nIlllIc bentertteSFlollt
ooB letllc llNr oerldlplmoG1 mar, nm
CT beld)lilot9te 0clt 9crull1c1 Wtol1lt
pom SraftoIL ne 0e)to0lcll jlt bupclt.
G1e Eoltjtltcil @ceboc NM &onlnt
brod)tell ollc %lcr mob ocnt mlttIcrclr
Stotlol1@bolt'e, lno ais lieutenant
Cole oc@ Hnac'dlllot1tet Fcrlo1ollelt
llotIrtc, bentcrtten Die bcIoc1 FoiI5t-
ltell, me er @nl. Nlpcl12 olc gcNtob-
lene llbr benllld III OIc Solfc ldob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
TSrc0. $ c ut MS
ucuCS Guful

Nr. 1926, @OrO 3 Charles = Strafc.
S6lofr0de, 9aocr0de, Gcgenidir-
me, Spo3ierIt0de, Soidentiider,
Sonoidu6e, &%alSbinOcu mo Diele
niiBlide @ar0erobc . 9(rtifel fir
WtGnner. (352-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Gel SIcnSnngen nadj 9cntidlanS nnS
GcItrcidl

81 "a Gents pro Mdrt uno 2O1
Gents pro &rone. @orto EXTRA.
8e6iel ntSgcitelt atf ale Sbei-
Der @elt. 8iQige S6iffSforten boz.
lnb mad 9euti6lano. Sbeo. $.
9iener & So, ia Sit-2ering
ton'Str. 3immcr Hr. 3. Q80D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Sine bancrnOe 8eibnad)tS : Crime.

rtitg
biI0et cine le~6enSgroBe Photographic
ober cine tiinitIeriihe Gopie BON
9iloern in Grnpon, 8aiieriorben,
Del ODER YaiteQ. Die MIR benfbar
nicbrigitcn @reiie. Sabinct,Silorr
unr 81 prp Snbcnb.
SuIins Sebbel, oeutlfer Y~botoqropb,
32i &orS.@ ab. Strahr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Gdiifsfartrn UOn rnO mud 9cutld'
hmm.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
iiite $3.50 itno $44.5O, 3piiden0ef
$33; BON Bremen bis Baltimore:
&aiiite $50, 3miidcn0ef Cir aae
G~aIiogiere) ,$34. SBcO. s. 9icucr
C Go,, 3immcr Ger. 3, ia Dit
2erington Ctr. @~elopcdIel uno
@eloienbungen. (323-C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
9aKe! Yahe!

sur Heiie ms Tnslanb briorgi 6.
&aine, @r. All, ct. Eani.S trake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
4 RIVALS CONFIDENT ! ]: j ! !:
Treat Faction Will Nominate y ate :
Candidate for Congress-.

TX y 81 " tina tsis Certain said we'll
known mem ha,sS ofathes Trea fa ction;Sir
local Republican5ipol Tics sterda tWhen
asked iflthat ia ion would make non,
NEE Of the Williams Allan faction. to be.
named at Thursdays convention.
.The relative strength Of the two "a e! G..
tions, q he continued, may be fairly wei
gauged by the vote cast for their candl--.,
date. Mr. alley, and our no minee, M
Edwards two years al go, They forced q
result that our candidate, Mr. Edwards,
got more than five votes for every one
for, Talley. The same men are behind
The movement to nominate Mr.. Allan
that were behind Nj Ia ley's CANDIDACY nc
l"It iisi the old cry Of the outs against,
the fins. The anita gonism Of A1r:,.NV "
the fact thatt5we aretins office nd they.
5 E 1 w wouldn't say who the candidate vas.
The District Committee. claimed to be
tho regular committee, will meet at noon
to-day at Ford rs law building, on Ninth.
Street. to attempt to depose, Mr.. VII
5llams IS chairman and incidentallySto
svding for a convention to name a 5candi-i
date FOR Congress. IN III III
On&the other hand, the convention Of
the outs, which convenes at Monroe Hall
tomorrow night. will proceed to nomi-l
nate, and will almost as surely, nominate
Mr.. Allan, who Is very influential tia with
this element. ..3s. az
The Treat faction will.sit Is understood.
5depose3 Mr.. Williams and choose in his
stead a. gentleman we'll noWn in bust;
ness circles Sin this city and not actively;
identified with poll tics. 4! Il A Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
BARTON HEIGHTS.

Mr. @. F, Gary of Wilmington, n. c., is
4 MIR. and Mrs. Ben NJ Rawllng who have
been visiting IN Norfolk, have returned home.
b Mrs. r. B. Carpenter md children. of
Lamb Avenue. have left for Massachusetts
Il to visit relatives. s5a
ing her daughter. Mrs, Thomas Armstrong;.
her niece Mrs. Wallace Norman
y Mrs. Ellen Mitchell; Of Wilmington. Del,
Is visiting Mrs. II. b ingiam, OF Mon,erio
MISS Wayne Harvle, Of Luck Avenue. 10y
Kiss ida Lee and Miss Estelle Jones are
visiting friends In yarna, b
Il Mrs, connors. OF Medlock. IS the guest Of
Mrs. s, r, Jones
s guest OF Mrs Charles Morton.
~ Mr., Harry Goyne. who has been visiting
ons- the Heights, has left for his home In
Mr. Charlie CARRIER, Of Philadelphia. is tho
e Mrs, ". L. Summers has left for Salisbury.
NC, TO visit friends. n
Mrs, II. O. Ware, Of North Avenue, has lett
for Newport News to spend week With
Mrs. R1hpe.,s l4
OF friends at ,he Seminary.
& Miss ira Atkins. who has hNen visiting
in Petersburg, has returned 10 her home on
XII. T. III FAIRBANKS. Of williamsburg, 10
yisitinK friends al tie Seminary,
Miss Rubie Grenshaw has returned 10 her
SShanie sfter pleasant visit to friends in
~. JACOB Harvey, who has been visiting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
CHESTNUT HILL AN D (.
HIGHLAN D. PARK

Mrs, Frank Rennic and Il daughter, Miss
Ella. expect to leave Tomorrow for Ciarks-
vile, where they viii spend some time visit
ing relatives. is 3s6 W sI "a II
Miss Mabel Horne. of Hanover IS the guest
Of her grandparents, Mr.4an Mrs Ralph
Horne 5 81
Ms TrXI y, ls q Percy w1
sp Mrs Nelson AND and iittlo SON. nk, expect
to leave III short Will for ID. cline county,
Master liam catlin is spending some time
with his uncle Mr.: Ned Horne. OF Han.
Mr.. Percy Williams, 81 Savannah. Il Ca,
left Sunday for his home. after spending
s.i1W. Marshall of Fourth Avenue Hsse . =
3,6M Miss Louise Rennle, q Fourth Avenue. has
"a Miss Claire shafer has returned 10 her
home on Third Avenue, q fterivislting friends
past o wsafs ysns
& Miss Louise Austin has returned 10 her
4 to her friend 3 Miss Hazel Gary. OF Ienrico
Master Hugh Goodwin has been visiting
eosse
from their bird al tour and arc tt home to
th Miss fr' Mnbe
spend some time In Cumberland and Towhatan
counties 81 Il vs. III S6t H
for New York to visit his brother.
y Mr.. and Mrs. r. II II sntterwhte and chill
dren. of Franklin. Pa, are visiting Stheir
nephew, Mr.. G. q. satterwhite, OF Fourth
Avenue. Chestnut IIlll..sss
& MR. and Mrs RI Ci.s Perry. who were mar
Rcd last week. are now located at " Fourth
Avenue. and "A Street, Chestnut II III, Mrs.
Perry was formally Miss Nora Profiitt. ( 8 s.
y Miss Dimple Moon. of Cumberland county,
Is the guest this week OF N ISIS Della Baker.
at Cape Henry. q l II! 5 . y
returned home after spending ten days at
Virginia Beach. RS NJ IL J VII
Mrs. e. w. Vaughan, who has been con-
ness, Is improving s$S 5sf $st KY i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
BELIEVE TAGGART
Will .DOTHE WORK
Democrats Here Are Pleased
Witll#the New National
Committeeman.

$ Democrats here are highly pleased 4, with
tho selection in New York yesterda 20 Of
Hon. Thomas Taggart for chairman OF
The Democratic National Committee, and
many of them express the belief that
r0 wiser choice could have been made. 5
II u They figure it out this way: New
York and the East will naturally be taken
care Of, to a large extent BY local lead
3crs,s who will be In close touch with the
situation there. and who will be slim
5ulated to create activity because Of the
desire to elect their State tickets, and
that 1t was highly fitting that a man fa-
Slniliar with conditions in the Middle
West should have been put in the lead.
They regard that section as the real
battle ground, and believe that State;
pride in Indiana, on account OF Taggart's
promotion. mill GOA long way toward
landing the electoral vote for Parker and
Davis. ~ NJ
Tho new chairman is said to be n Won
der when 1t comes to organization, and
his long training has made him familiar
with ali the arts Of twentieth century
polit les ga5 J483 N itya
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
FARM CUNT NEWS.

Misses Maude Mckenzie and Maggie o'Ncil
have returned from Charlot!esville. where
a Masters Hubert and Harvey Perkins leaves
to-day for West Point to visit relatives.
Mne f11
BAPTIST Asssociatiohi. 80 -
u Mr.. Binford stonnell; O, Baltimore, who was
Hnynes. last week. has returned home.
Miss Avis Hechler Is Visiting friends in
lWaynesboro. where she will spend the re-
natndcr OF the summer
Miss Blanche Haynes Is spending some time
with her sister. Mrs, Binford Stonnell. in
A Mrs. ]. w. White and Miss Pauline Duke
will leave ina few days for = visit to friends
X Miss Maggie sh,iman has returned to her
home at Charlotte. n. c. after n pleasant
visit 10 Miss Willie Russell, on Twenty
Nj. J. i. Gibson. who has been quite ILL.,.
Lewis, the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Kline, Of No. Io19 Twenty-second Street. who
has been III at the Virginia hospital. is I'm
proving. and his parents expect to bring
Tho Home circe of Kings Daughters Of
Ths p Shuree w, msh
Y Mr.. and Mrs. L B. Morrison and family
have returned from stay OF several weeks
Nj n Net, ' o. No o Ia5 Twenty second street.
West point for sS.i few W days Ms.t.
Mitchell, have left for the country to spend
several weeks
Mrs. c. E.. Binns and Miss Mabel Pollard
have returned from a delightful visit to
friends in Newport News,
Much regret is ffet here account Of the
death OF Miss Violet Gregory at her home
in MecklenburE county. Miss Gregory Is the
niece OF Mrs Roberta Jeter, Of No. 1905 Fair
tmoun, Avenue, and was frequent visitor
here.
Mrs Abraham and Mrs, Gibson have return
ed from a4deiehtful stay at Buckroe Beach.
Ett Mrs Mary NJ. Elicit. accompanied by Misses
Martha I4uffsey and Lille Taylor. are spend
Ing the month with Mrs. Frank Sherman. in
Miss Florence Binns is visiting friends In
Newport News. .E6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
BURGLARS USE
AN AUTOMOBILE
Houses Of Wealthy New York
ers Along the Sound
Are r Oh had ~
Are Robbed.
Especial Il to 4 Tho 4 Ti1,ea,- 81 ,n,,r,


II RYE. N. 4, July 2s,-There IS no Longer
any doubt In the minds OF the Rye police
that the burglars who have been pil!as.,k
tho homes 5Sof wealthy New Yorkers s.5nxS
the Sound ara travelling In an automobile
Early yesterday morning the burglars en-
tered tho homes OF n n. Macdonald and ". 4
a Thomas. In the Boston Post road. between
Harrison and 1lamaroneck. and stole silver
ware worth about $500 Il and $50 In Y CASH.
Mr.. Macdonald Is q New York broker ana
lives near te old mans3 q. q
occupied by Or. Percy MORGAN. 1,r5Y rhnsnaa
is railroad build Both ~ families I.cie
not discover their ioss 4. un,,l this morning.
the servants OF the Nc 3ni-Id mansion found
wide tracks In the mud: ap2a- Try made by
q heavy automobile, and trac .sk OF oils They,
followed the tracks and found thai, they iei i
TO tho Thomas house. The poli - OF the Sound
towns are now look Ing Tor The car supposed
TO be used by the robbers Mr. Thomas Keeps
a ST.. BERNARD watchdog. but the animal was (
not heard To- bark while tbs .robberes were
burglars kept the animal quiet. 77sSl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
M Rs CRENSHAW5 OUT.
Will Will Oppose Capt. Frank Gun
ringham for CITY Collector.

a uncilman w. AZ, Crenshaw, of Clay Ward,
has announced storh his friends that he WILL be
9, date forathe position Of collector Of
Captain Frank ". Il Cunning ham, 81; aA
Mr. crenshaN started his acampai gn,1 30 far
aa nst
OF the primary He declined !. to stand FOR
recollection to- 1.-THE Council. In tho recent pri-
position in his mind. Mr.. Crenshaw has made:
a record for yigor and activity in the present
the Finance Committee, He Is engaged in the
insurance business and enjoys a wide ac-
a1ng yo sss Ely
city collector for many years, and B is re-
$garded as one of the most popularsEot the
city Off clalH He will stand for re- election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
WILL BORE
| HE WELLS.
sydnor Pump and Well Com
pany Will Furnish Water
!. Supply at Manassas.
ouTBlD ALL COMPETITORS 4 2 Z !; $
Will Install Thorough System.
Of Piping Work to be Com
pleted Next. Month.

Messrs. Il, G. Sylnor3 and John g. Far.
land, officers Of the sydnor Pump and
Well Company, returned TO the city yes
terday from Manassas. where they closed e.
contract with United States quarter
master Cronkhite. for the sinking OF IL
sartesia, wells. which viii supply water
for Camp Mol to he occupied by a bout
i 900 soldiers during the manoeuvres In
September.
Mr. Sydnor did not receive the notice
that the contract was TO be let until ast
Friday afternoon and on receipt OF the
notification, Immediately put in his bid Did
There we're competitors from New York
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore,
hut he was the successful bidder.
s. The work consists of the boring OF u
artesian wells through rock to n depth OF
$50 feet which will sihave an output q
100. 900 gallons per day. 'rle contract
also calls for a thorough system OF PIE
Ing, which will approximate eight mics
Eof pipe and which will be run through ~ ctl
the streets Of the camp. They will also
install shower baths and a spigot az ea '9ell
sindlvidual tent. aS
The water will be pumped by IL case.
line engines of three horse power ca en-
six cypress tanks. Of 1000 gallons capa;-
city each will be erected on wooden tow o
Eers and these vii 1 act as RESERVOIRS ". me !
wells will llay to supply over = s. 900 men
and a large number Of horses and mules
The specifications require the work 70 70
be completed by August 25th and a force
Of 100 skilled mechanics will be worked l;t,tsl
in night9and day shifts. so that the con :.
tract can be completed within the required e! !
time. This firm only bid on thai por,i
3tion Of the contract that was awarded i- DEC
then, as. the time for completion was SO
close atYhand 1t was not adyisa BILE to u 7 4
.dertake more than the one camp e. con-
tract was also let yesterday to ANNA t'nf :;
delphia concern for the installation Of Of q,
similar system, in the other camp on tn
famous old battle-ground. S5 t755
Material was ordered by wire YESTERDAY
&byFtl,e Richmond house and Mr.. 4 Sydrnlor
stated that work would be commenced
Immediately. Side tracks have also abe ta
laid and the material and men4Will #be
landed at the place where the work ! Is i 70
be done. The contract will amount ITO q q
considerable sum. i " 81 !, Z.
This firm recently shipped to shang Hal iia'
China. one of their engines OF the $"C har-
4 ter n make via the Snez Canal n