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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-02
AwardIng commIttees.

80. Superintendent win select award
Ing committees in their respective
A..1,.o r. being careful 60 select such persons
! which they called The
awarding COMMITTEES shall consist of three per-
When the time for examination in the
different departments the supeintend-
Awards dnDie ~ tb boots ining e ts q
80 a + their respective departments II any entry is
and the fact ittee book.
When
OF should
him. and issue the premium cards and attach them the
exhibit When the awards have all been made the committee should
Inc the list and II correct, the
They
ana when only entry has been made only onealf
false any dect awards
the awarding exhibitor
committee
person committee during the adj
ference will be excluded from competition; and the board satisfied
premium has been obtained by fraud improper such
In all cases card will be issued sign
Premiums ed by the superintendent In charge and attach
ed to the article animal receiving the award.
between the parties interested that ali prem
days after hecose of the fair shall be donated to the association will
premiums will paid except purses
the speed ring, which viii be paid decided
A. Entry fee in speed ring
CENT or ADDITION
Fees and Admissions Entry
parments
49, IUI No entry fee will be charged in depart
person will be allowed without proper pass
ADMISSION
stocks IS
Children Sandkeeper
years anu uu No oaqe morse, morse ana buggy or
vehicles
will receive special ticket free
Grand parade Of all stock entered
day All school children accompanied by teacher will be admitted
free on Thursday
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-02
Low Rates to Colorado and Utah
Resorts.

Best reached via the Missouri Pa
cific Railway. From St. Louis TO
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver,
$500; Glenwood Springs, 1877 90; Salt
Lake City, $500, round trip. Cor
respondinglv low prices from all
points. Tickets on sale daily until
Sept. 30, return limit Oct. 81. 1904.
Liberal stop overs, with diverse
routes. Three fast trains daily from
st. Louis; elegant equipment. For
descriptive literature, particulars,
etc, consult ticket agents, or address
r. II. G.. Matthews, q. r. A., Room
301 Norton Bldg, Louisville, KY,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-02
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-02

The equal of any and better than
most fiours--the Sunshine, made
by Dahnke- Walker Milling Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-02

Our wagon passes your door every
day; or phone 100 for bread, cakes,
fruits and everything good to eat.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-02
West tennessee Fair AssociatiOn
RULES AND REGULATIONS
(EXCEPT IN THE SPEED RING


The while the grounds shall designated badges Will
ant Marshal By SASH The Policemen and Gatekeper by stars
evs eao5 Be made for the security bo and others attend
ano but the board will not be responsible for loss damage that
gambling intoxicated
The board
person grounds night
e or te eSse ee da Sb @ e s p P eaP Il
the evening will strictly enforce rule
4. bo Go@ Isndtio e e,s sgSty class will be open
for premiums must Be " entered 81 the = person. e
s. Articles entered to mpete for Premiums Where money or
reward which the result Of mechanical skill be entered only
blanks H Rat car R s st S az ONION ~ u mail G
before Of day exhibition and after that
entries % sS gus ssc ss sao sD
place upon entered ''''
except may entered
exhibits will under the
Sc forfe Ss0Hs t6s
S D "a pr asd with D qa win be
D = such
Rules n"D e.
animals s%i9s9n s sz5Stiea
. hay g. % @1Ss an
and Ia e p Of 3 q an@a v %sDg
allowance affecting
- 10 premiums win awarded when
ANIMAL e nd shsSs D Sfs ed @
an S DuP s that the
nose @ sa s 3 must % ssg T d
must y P @ e. saSon 81 Sc @ Fat Cattle
win Sc allowed XII ana Se c o. es o
IS NJ ha PaSs c sGG asq irn over another
time
during between May october Statement
which the time
must be returned with the committees report
h @ s Will e s Rp n Rs display 1S d s e a s
exhibition.
year r S &c ss o S r'oond from the first day Of January Of the
am No oS Se as person
u sGe tSs t sRa a O000 IN class
style action 0n sS so0
eS and sa S for ssy draft pose
Horses class horses for ali work should have good action walk
ana ne Carriages ass Be- good well
win Be- aesn' o0' ana q control O rein
stations compete other horses
straw win Be
grounds
.sS sts T be .s
6 SD SST a % S F ar w en ad @
@ sa the # oc Oc M and
ss stock s s Ss s
poultry Of the actual
hbitbn
5owne ARTICLES cider min loom wheebsrrow gate
washing machine farm WELL fruit dryer
field roller wheat shelter planter display
diploma following
Hare baksmhng sadderyman
aour IDLE, riding bride, horse collars.
entries IN class II farm products which products the soil
protest deposit
y protested
es entered In class domestic arts have by II
that family, exhibitor
quality Of the win considered
residents adjoining
The superintendent de-, :
the the Fair-Continued page II
plaees - u member awarding
the nails place
the entered suit
making
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-02

Superintsndents of DEPARTMENTS will
be In attendance at their respective
places from 8 a. M, to 4 p. m. Of each
day and in the halls willplace and ar
range the articles entered In a suit
able and attractive manner.
When any erroneous entry has been
reported TO the superintendent, or
discovered by him before the awards
are made, where the same should have
been entered Ii Is his duty Go notify
Athe secretaryfand superintendent Of
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-02

Grand parade Of all stock entered II fourth day-Satu
day. All school children accompanied by teacher will be admitted
Thursday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-07
Den Gopf Ifiittelno, Dem iungen
0rafen bon ct. @ermain noh.

crnIt ben &opf idiittelno, Dem iunsen
@rafen bon ct. @ermain nod.
.0as lit bod unier Irmano
nidt!" murmelte tie gan5 eritaunt,
ia entiest = nio fann iid fem
Meni6T perdnoernl Nie unb MIN.
mer lit bas infer Mrman0! - Nber
- iper ioa es benn fem? = limo
Gbnlib 10 mie unier Irman6 friiber
iicbt es ia aus - aber ous @elen
1T anoers uno Die Stimme unb nod
ettpas, mas ih nidt nennen fann!
Seilige Ntutter Gottes, mas lit Dos!
Wir lit es ia, ais brebt iih Illes in
meinem Gopfe herum! Sd meiB gar
nift mebr, mas ih glauben nno
henfen ioa. 8as ilur 6ral 2eonore
bGbei tbitn miro! SD modte NH
wiiien, pb iie Oaiielbe empfinoet, mi,
iG. DIS lit ME unb ninuner INFER
Grmano BON friiber! llnb ooh =
II oriiben itebt er ia in Dem Gd5im.
;er neben Srau 2eonore, ih fam i'm
.urdl bas Seniter ieben = ma
mo6te iogen, er iiebt 10 aus, pie
uIier Irmamb MN nad SSubren aus.
lcben fonnte - aber i) meiB nid)t, cS
lit eiipas an i6m, Oas fommt mir 10
frcmo Dor - ih fann mir niGt bell
feN, 10 fam lid opd elm @enib nidt
per1nocrn!"
Oils, ma6 Dem on Iuire9um9cn
reihen Gage beS @ieoeriebens, DER
slbeno iid auf Den Yarf bon Neu ct.
@ermain berabienfte, oils in Gem flei.
nen Yalais, oeiien obere 3immer Mr.
manO uno iein Sbeim, an Dem er
iebr hing, be5ogen batte, tiefe &i,be
Gerrid)te, ba Die bon Ger meiten See.
reiie Grmiioeten friib5eitig iih 5ii.
riid5oaen, fano Seonore sic olte He-
naroe IN 8eoanfen perliinfen in Dem
Simmer unten.
.0u bit ernIt lnb gar niht er.
freut uno gliidlid), &%enaroe", lagte
Ole @rGfin, ,uno bod meiB id MN,
oaB mir Dem Simmel uno nGdlt @ott
Dem Sruoer meines 8emablS MIR
bieieS Wieoerieben 5u beroanfen ia.
ben! Irmauo bat cine lfipere
@itnoe onpongetragen, Die iein 2eben
III @efabr gebrad)t bat, ba6er OH
Serdnberung on linn. gr lit MIR mi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-07
3 10 e iunb ii II 3 It es
&apitel.
Tricocn!

Mad) ndti1brigem. Dergeblidem
aampfe mnBten Die 6eiiegten eng.
!6nber Srieoen idlieBen unb Die lin.
abbGnaigfeit Der norOamerifaniideil
Gtaaten anerfennen. @S mar Elm
alGn5epoer grfolg, wefder Die rait.
loien Semiib,mgcn Srm,flin's nnb
Die Musbauer nno Eapierfeit @aib-
ington's uno Der Golonien frGnte.
SIN geriaiifcs ioIlten Die Srieoens.
prGliminarien abeeihloiien merben,
bort ioateu Mbgeianbte Der Golonien
NIT ensliid)en abscianbten 5uiam.
mentreifen.
Shon i'm periloiiencn Sabre mdb.
r.anh Der 4rien nod tnbte. hottie Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-07
beineS mbergeBliten 8aters Die
Stirnoe 0einer Mnfunft feiern2"

pellleS ltfloer9eBllGet Sa1erS Ole
Stirnoe 9einer Infunft feiern?"
Mrmalo a%ntlportete, oaB oas iein
lebbaiter @unib iei. uno 2eonore
gina nit ibm unb Geiar bon Colbert
nod ser I'M Yalais angebrabten flei.
lien 8emGloegallerie.
Gs befanben iid bier 5ablreide
Hortr1ts. Gle 8rGfin lieB lid BON
lbrem Sobne fiibren. Geiar belt
iid) IN leiner 9tdbe. Gin Vlif Gr.
mnnO's, Ser einem unbeobaftcten
Souitcr it,ell uno rotblos erihienen
ipare, iuttc bel ieinem Sbeim Bet
itanb nno Siilie.
Der @rdiin fiel bic ltnIid)erbeit
hires Sobnes MN nod mebr aIs Dor.
bin nuf.
.SinoeIt 9u Sas Bib Seines tbeli.
rem, unperecBliben Saters niht ipie'
her?" fragte lie, fir einen slugen.
bid erItarreno.
Nun i6ien Irmano bas rebte
Silh bernusgefunoen 81 baben.
nSer5eib', meine tbeitre SHUTTER"
iaqte er leiie nit borbar bcpegtc
Stimme, lid fanO es nidt iogleid."
9eol1ore trot nit Irmanb 5li Dem
@Ilbe bin - er lieB lid Dor oenni-
elben aif feline &niee nieber = nud)
2ecnore betete, bc6 ibr Ser5 marc 10
iebr bon elmer eigentbiimlihen Nuf'
re1ltng mo bon 10 mGhtigen Gin.
briiden, Srogen nnb 3melieln be-
itiirmt, bob lie sar nift Hube fato.
Geiar bon Colbert itanO ieitpGrts
uno id'ien gleidialS elm 8ebet 81
ncrridten - iein @eiiht batte er ge-
icnft, icine Mngen abcr rubten arf
@rmano unb glittcn Damn 81 2eonore
biniiber auh er idien in beitiger
@rregung su iein, weld)e er aber 81
pcrbergen litd)te.
Mls er iab, oaB 2eonore iif auf.
ridtete, trat er 81 ibr bin unb rei6te
ibr ieine Sano, Inn iie, wdbrenb Ir-
mono nod Dor Dem 9iloe fniete,
einige Shritte fort5ufiibren.
Gin @ort oec grflGrnng MIR,
Srau S6wdserin", iagte er leiie, lid
iebe, baB S6ren an Irmailo IN
mcndcn Mugelblidcn cine eigen.
thiimli6e S%erGnberung auffdat =
idy polte SSbnen oapon nifts ifrei-
ben, nm Sic ni6t unniib 81 beun.
rlbigen! Seben Sic Die Norbe an
ieiner Stirn oidt al Den SaGreu?
9ie @irlbe mar id)mer, mar lebens.
gefGbrlih! @unbern Sic li6 llift,
nenn bin mo micber Sbnen etUas
on Sbrem Sobne auffGQt, bofien Sic
pielmebr NIT mir, DOB iib bieie
Solgen iener Gopflpunbe allmGblid
gin5 perlieren weroen!"
,Wein armer, geliebter Sobn par
10 idDper permrmbet?" rief 2eonore
ldimer5lib belpegt.
Irmono pernabm oieie @orte nno
etlob lid.
Die 8rGiin, nelfe MN iiber ollie
3ipeiiel mo SraGen plobli6 antge'
flGrt mar, trat nit p%ermebrter Siebe
uub 31rtlitfeit ibrem Sobne ent9e'
gen uno fiiBte feline Stirn.
,Mcin cin5iges 8inol elm lie
Der Irmano!" iagte iie, IN Sbr1nen
ausbredenb. -
.0anfen Sic nit mir Dem Sim
mel, Sran Sdwdgerin", ipanbte
GeIar bon Colbert iih on Ole tief &c.
riibrte @rGfin, BOP es mir gelungen
lit. Irmmo az Sbr beiorgtes Whit.
terbera 5uriif3uiiibren! Or mar bon
5ablreifen @efabrcn bebrobt, mo
mebr oils einmal lhlpebte Ger 600
ii6er ieinem Sanpte!"
.Sa, Sic boben &edt, Serr
S6waeer! SS6 banfe @ott aus tief-
item Ser5en fir oieies Bieoerieben!"
antiportete 2eonore mo trat on Der
&ano ibres Sobnes un6 bon Gelar
beeleitet aus Der @emdlbegallerie In
Die @obn5immer, nm ibnen bic
&dume bes Sauies 81 3eigen.
Die alte &enarbe mar oraubem auf
Ger 8ermba geblie6en. sic blidte,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-06-07

linn pcrgonnt NOR, lctn Saterlono
bon Der Come Der Sreibeit beidie-
men 81 ieben. =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
ALLEGED NEGRO HORSE
THIEF IN JAIL HERE
George Cant Caught in Hyattsville At
ter Long Chase by Wash
ingtOn Detectives.

George Cant, the negro who was az
rested ia Hyattsviile yesterday on a
charge Of stealing a morse and wagon
from Heitmuller q Heider. of this city.
pleaded guilty in the Police Court this
morning and was held in $50 bail to
await The action of the grand jury c.
the charge Of grand larceny.
For two weeks Detectives Father and
McNamee have been on the grail Of
Cant and Yesterday they caaght him IN
Hyattsyile. The theft occurred on
July 81. the lean being uIi.en away
from the X Street market
Two days later the wagon vas found
in the woods near Forestvilic. Nd. bu;
the horse was missing. Later it was
found in the neigaborhOod in the pos
session OF Charles Hawkins. 20 whom
Cant had sold ii for Si5. Obtaining a
description OF Cant. Flather md Nc
Nance traced him 10 Hyattsvils. where
he had been seen driving a WAGON.
lie had been working in Hyattsville
while the local police were looking for
him Detective Father brought Cant o.
Washington yesterday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
AND FAIR
FOR ENCAhP MENT
Boston Filled With Vetcr-
ans and End Is Not Yet.
NAVAL PARADE BEGINS FUN
Five Thousand Men Reviewed by Gov
ernor Bates and Mayor Collins.
Doings for Tonight.

BOSTON. Aug. 1.-THE first DAY OF
the Grand Army Of the Republic en-
campment dawued bright and fair and
found the city flied with visitors. who
had come i'm by thousands during the
previous DAY and night Thousands
more arrived during the early morning
hours and many trains were behind
time
The feature of today's program was
the naval parade. in which over 5000
veterans marched under the escort Of
United States Marines and the gdassa-
chusetts Naval Brigade. II is estimated
that over 5000 men were in line. The
parade was led by Capt. John Read.
-. s. N
! notable feature of the parade was
the presence Of twenty-one Mexican
war veterans. whose combined ages are
1.e25 years, the oldest being eighty-fouv
wears of age and the youngest seventy
three. These veterans were carried over
the route IN tally-hO coaches.
Mayor Collins reviewed the parade at
the city hall and Governor Bates n the
State house. The veterans were enthu-
siastically received all along the lire
of march
The Other daylight features OF the
day included a number OF dinners and
receptions to visiting Grand Army of
the Republic posts and ex-Confederate
guests. Tonight the eX-COnfederates
will be banuueJed in Faneull Hall and
Union eX-priSOneTs OF war will hold a
big campfire in fremont Temple.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
JOHN v. BURLEY'S
DAYS NUMBERED
Sentenced TO Be Hanged on
August 20
COURTS DECREE TO STAND
Convicted of Criminal Assault Upon
Twelve Year-old Negro
Girl a Year Ago.

The days Of John W. Burnley. the negro
rapist. under sentence uf death. are
numbered. He is condemned to be hang
ed In the District jail week from next
Friday for the heinous crime commit
ted about year ago
A few days ago Andrew Y Bradley.
COUNSEL Tor The condemned man. appeal
ed 20 the President 70 commute the
sentence. After considering the report
% the trial judge District Attorney
Beach. the Attorney General and ply
sicians on the case. the President re-
fused TO interfere with the fndlng OF The
jury which declared that Burley should
suffer the death penalty for his crime
Since The trial OF BUriey there has
been considerable talk relative TO his
mental condition and his responsibility
Tor his act Under The circumstances
some time ago. il was expected rhat
proceedings to determine Burley-s men
Jai response billy tor his actions would
have been Instituted. Up 10 this time
however. no steps nave been taken for
this purpose.
BurIey was convicted i'm Criminal
Court. No /. ia.-c December q M, king
a feiOniOUS assault UPON a twe,ve-yelr-
old negro girl ga MAY last ne was SEN
teEced BY Justice Pri5cHard. who pre- sid
ed AT the trial. 90 be hanged August IS
Burley is tae first man convicted in
tlc District under the new code which
empowered the jury IN such ca ses TO TX
the penalty al DEAN loon the gallows
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
Sails for Europe.

Mr.. Reuben Harris. senior member OF
the firm Of r. Harris & Co. jewelers.
and silversmitHs. OF this city. sailed Sat
uriay for Europe on the North Germa n
LLOYD steamer Princess Alice for an eX-
tended tour Of tle continent. Mr.. Harris
will spend his time principally in the
great diamond center OF Antwerp, Bel
GUM. where he will select precious
stones for his stores here and in Nor
folk. Va After completing hts pur-
Chases DIR. Harris will visit the ateliers
and art centers OF Paris. Vienna. Berlin,
and London, where he will place large
orders for exclusive designs, and control
the entire output from various manu-
facturers and importers. Mr. Harris
expects 20 oe abroad until El-out the 1sJ
Of October.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
PREPARATIONS MADE
FOR HORSE SHOW
New $500 GTandstand Has Been Built
and Excellent Ring Constructed
at BerTyyille, Va

BERRYVILLE. Va. Aug 15.-FOur
hundred entries have already been re-
ceived for the Berryville horse show.
which takes place on August IS and 10
This number presages the best show
ever held by the Berryvtlle association.
which Is one OF the few organizations
that are not run I'm the interests 81 4
stock farm or Of horse dealers.
IN order to comforta bly, accommodate
the many persons who have expressed
their intentions Of attending a new
grand stand, costing 5000. has been
erected. and an excellent ring. con
structed on the famous Washington
Pike, where the show VIII take place.
BerTyville is To the upper part of the
valley what Richmond IS to the lower
part OF the State in the horse world.
HOrsemen are expected 10 compete
from Virginia. Maryland. Washington
Baltimore, New York. Philadelphia. and
PittsburE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
FABULOUS PRICE PAID
FOR TITIAN'S "ARIOSTO"
British National Gallery Gives Lerd
Darnley SI5o,ooo for the
Famous Picture.

LONDON. Aug 15.-Thc celebrated
picture by Titan known as the portrait
OF Ariosto. recently in the collection of
the Earl Of Darnley. has been purchased
for the national collection from Sir
George Donaldson. who has Ceded the
picture 10 the National Gallery
The price TO be paid Lord DarnIey for
f. is $4,000. Toward this amount
G1s,50O has been subscribed from private
sources, the donors including William
Waldorf Aston. Alfred Belt, Lord Bur
ton, Lord Iveagh, J. Pierpout Morgan.
and Lady Vantage
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
Letter Chased Sailor
Around World 3 Years
News a TrifIe Stale, But Government Was
Bound 10 Deliver MiSSiVe to Man
Aboard D6S MOneS

PATERSON. y. j.. Az. 15.-Whue
visiting relatives in this city. Mastev-
at-Arms Charles +. Newton OF the
United States steamer Dcs Moiu"s re-
Ceived a letter which the Government
has been trying to deliver 60 him for
the past three years.
The letter was mailed I'm New Nork hv
relatives of Mr.. Newton and was ad-
dressed to the Brooklyn navy ward.
where the Des Moines was awaiting
OF ders. Before tho letter could he de
livcrcd the Des Moincs was ordered To-
Norfolk, Va. and it was forwsr l., /
there.
In the meantime Ncwton's ship had
gone TO cuba, but the letter did uot
reach the new republics shores until
the DCs Moincs had gone To the Fbii3-
pines. 50 it was started 10 the other
side OF the world. To rested at the Phil
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15

ippines long enough 10 be forwarded 10
China. where the Dcs Noincs had btca
sent on "a cruise. but when the letter
reached China Newton and his ~h.p tad
gone away and the Letter was aSaIn
started off-this time for England.
The Des Moines did not stop or
English shores and the postal ofiiciaiS
OF that country returned the letter To-
the United States postal station al
Shanghai. China. whence il Wa again
sent To- the Phihpp mos
Back il went 10 Norfolk. Va. just
missing the DeS MOiucS b. day oC
two. Then il was fCrwa rdsd 10 2dtrr-
son and was finally delivered.
The envelope was covered ny tUr l"i-
W.irjiuS add.,esaS but was IN ~ SO pd
stale Of preservation. although a. C1I-
tr.Ird twelve passes Of writing pap
Tho E.w= r. The letter was litt'a ON.
at date. but Newton was GLAD 90 r--
ceiye st. rho letter Will Ge koa, uE
him as curiosity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
MONEY FOUND IN
GROOVES OF TRACKS
Street Railway Walkers Pick Up Many Coins Let Fall by
Passengers and Conductors.

passed in the last six months Without
al least one person coming here TO have
coin redeemed that had been -un over
by a street car. Il IS really remarkable
the amount OF money that IS cropped
from cars OF else is lost in the streets
and finds It's way into the slot ia the
car rails YOu Will md that In nine
cases out Of ten where money is dropped
from 4 moving ear IL settles into Tne
= cove OF tho rack ~ tleOIy Is THAI
rho sCctio-. Of the moving car sweeps the
coin into the vacuum back OF the wheels.
lu nelrIy every instance the markings
on the money are the same. There is "a
double warp IN ne CON. and one end IS
aItte1ed OUT by the force OF the wheels
Know o. certain coIored men who make
business OF walking a-oug the s,reet
ear tracks looking for money that has
cen lost from cars IN -his way
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15

One o. Wash.ngtou's negro citizens to-
day wa.scd into the of6-e or James \.
Sample. chief OF the redemption DIVISION
Of the Treasury Department. bearing a
handful OF Battered and twisted coins
He dumped the treasure on Mr.. sam
pies dos, and the latter counted it up.
There were "no2sh INITIATED halves.
quarters. dimes ana nicIels 90 agg~cga lie
$50. SO NJ. Sample handed ovcr 10 the
negro Three 81 bills that had never been
folded. and % cents i'm bright new
change.
There's no md 10 ask where this
r,orey came from" said Mr.. Sample.
because know we'll enough that il was
picked mp along the tracks Of the Wash
iugton street car =. stem. not day has
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
POLICE ASKED TO
LOCATE THOMAS GLOVER

Friends OF Thomas Glover. an adver-
Using solicitor. forty-five years Of age,
have asked the police for informa tion
concerning his wherea bouts
Glover boarded with friends at Chevy
Chase. but has not been seen since Fri
day, when he left the house. The miss
ing man left no word about an intended
absence. and when he did not turn Up
this moruinG his friends became uneasy.
de is a man Of regular habits say
these friends, and they are at a loss 10
account for his failure to return.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-08-15
BRAKEMAN WAS KILLED.,
CONDUCTOR INJURED
Collision in Benning Freight Yards
Due to Supposed Showing OF
Wrong Signal.

: collision occurred at Benning short
j. after y o'clock last night between
q shifting engine and n freight train
which resulted in the death OF one man
and the serious injury Of another.
=. Y. De Neal, who lived ut los Eighth
Street northeast. was killed. lie was
a brakeman en- the freight train Con
ductor William J. Moore. OF leo Heck
man Street southeast. had mis- leg
broken and was otherwise injured He
was sent to Providence Hospital
The accident. il is understood. was due
to a mistaken signal, and Charles
Nichols. the operator. was arrested or
sIis charge. William II. Pearson was
driving the shifting engine when the ac-
cident occurred.