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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

PEARA1ACISTfSW WANTS
position: can stat "a t once; best refer.
sence \ six years xperience VIII accept
N GG, care this office. s.5 VI XII a3 KS III
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FOR CHEAP AND DIR + $50 STORAGE
%Tt rooms apply TO RICHARDSONy& CHAP
PELL, STORAGE ed epa rtnlent t, Belvldore
sj Building. sol w. Main Street. Phons So (
n SAoEII aEIIAIAInIo "a sfEClAla5
5DYEING AND CLEANING.

cLDAN1NCi 3ANDEDYEtEG OF "a ENTs'.i
& ladies' and 'childrcs' 3 suit al cion ks,
~ hest work Guaranteed; goods Ca lied for
4 and delivered. u Tho q Old q Reliable Z NJ y
sg TUAL STEAM tDYEINGEs&S CLEANING
WORKS " 812S W. Broad y Street. Phone
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STOCK FEED FOR SALE. IA. co TTo N
3g seed meal and hullsi In car load lotH for
Z sale cheap by ! VEN s. s 4 OIL COM
PANY. flashing ton n G. t5o, 3i 81 fiSs
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POULTRY, PE EFT AND LIVE
n STOCK q. &. !
WINES AND LIQUORS..
4 ERSONALs.

"a FLORIDA MANS 8 GREAT 4 DIscoY-
ery-Slnoke and finhalea improved Bloom
Of An utoxin. consumpti Ion, atarrf,
s3S cough, asthma, chttts and la grippe
cure N contains no toba Geo, ! Wll j SEN
nials OF some Of the most prom
&sinent citizens OF Georgia and Florida
and other States. have /. cured cons
sumption. given up byl Dr. Loomls.. 81.
with asthma and catarrh and 5bronchltis
have bee n@cured; Iafail on no one,
send sam pie free before you buy LET
" sent Ore bald BY NAL. "a ddress WILLIS
Ii r, Young !, General ellyerSy of1ce,
Jacksonville, I'll Is Ell .g {t ss
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LUTHERAN.

- ~ LUTHEHAN. ~ 81 lTa
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN ~ CHURCH
Seventh Street. between Broad aud Grnce)--
Rev. G; a.. MARK pastor.-Services at liza.
NJ and y. M. "Wednesday night at 8 o. clock.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE I'LL
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Services Sunday morning II o clock. i Subject,
"Christ Jesus. 3 Wednesday evening s 80.
Reading room open daily from 10 A. NJ. to q
P. NJ. No. 100 East Main Street All are
welcome. X X ~ * Il A. al Z Eel ~ EN-
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< lA3l3 Il ~ Il
FOR SALE.

SfuR "a LIS.1C o Il III or MECH A NIcAI
Land electrical engil eerings Of the Inter.
S9 orrcSpo1ide nce M School III
& Scranton, Pa. Il; q bar gal In. &c Fl ton
tn closed 7aftarfG o. clock this cventnE Ad \
b dress ~. S.. care, HIS OH al n s s{S
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WANTED, AN 4 Active o ING NAN
for office and Guido or work q state age
\ experience and reference; salary $25O0
per- month. c.. %, care this office. #
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SEALED PROPOSALS WI III 3 = D II e.
Z ceived rt office OF Treasurer, Southern
Branch, N. l1.SD. " B S., tloral Soldiers
II One elizabeth City coun ty.s va. Until u
AZ y clock M \. Febrlia ry u 1905, and then
n1ies. in accordance withGinstrnctlons and
speoi t,cations. copies OF which. with blank
proposals. and thor formation. may be:
had upon appllca ton TO- 3. ~ 3 EESON.s
.Troa surcr. re EEgi "a Sgsa
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THE UP:To.DATE sUPHoGSTERER
s5 AN b ATTIRE IS MA <E 3sf52 l8S

sPARLOR SUITS, COUCHEs. CHAIRS,
6 Mattresses and Cushions reuptolstered
ia in best man ner: prices and terms TO suit
You; Slip Covers Gu nd made. JACOB
UMLAU n p homo 1922. NJ
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81 ACK FOR SALE, AF PLY II Nv, q,
tfTsMiTE4, so III, Fifth it;tFss t, II KS
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! MEAT AN 8 CATTLE {,

WANTED, BUYERS u FOR s FRESH
sailed and smoked mea t. and l Wante &c !, e
Ell H.SBRAUER,9 rs Stall 81 Is, 8& Old 5N Market.
Smoked n Beef T ongu es a spec ialty. "
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eooKBlNDlNo IAN. q PRINTING 2

8 3. ADKINS & CO., BoOKBINDHRs
4 and Printers. Bank and court work a
III speciality. f Nos. q and s Governor Street,
b 'phone 1882. 81 u RtSs "
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WANTED, w TO II FURNISH ITALIAN
"a laborers, by an experienced foreman, for
n railroad, water works. quarries and all
N this office. I'd S5s 5 d, & 6, Il M
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SITUATION Il 81 Y. i \, WjlANTED--Male

MAKER, U sI1D TO
Zinc. CLOSE work, such as j. gs, tools, AND
s,st M l any Mechanical ndusty.
q Address "A. Is, this office. tSS.s
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WANTED Va 20 sITI ON AS n c oLLEC-
+; TOR, SOLICITOR or any business employ
n lnent I: best Of reference us to integrity,
Intelligence and sobrletJ. Address 3. %,
u care this office. ~ "a q III i3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

LAD les D LAC q VI AND y - TITO IN 90
ag and 500 Shoes n w going at $1.00 3tk r.
BERT STEIN s, a 2S p. Broad Street,
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3LEAKY32R ROOFS.

n Vol ARE HAVING TRoUBLEW WITH
your roofs phone g.. or drop US a postaaa
- and We will examine and report cost ol'
4 mal,inp them wa ter tights RMlTAGE
t MANUFACTUR1NGSC O.FgB3 "a tls y
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WANTED, BY 5 sBOOKKEDPER, AT
81 present employed \ d position where re-
liability ond hard work will count; Al
Il references am willing to work II there
Is promotion ahead. Address A.. 90, re
80 Ia n m re " nsi' s. *
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I: 81 u i Elp,,5sP''iRloPosALs J. !.

1ALED PROPOSALS WILL e ri 8 II rss--.s
a5S$ ceIyed ut Office Of Treasurer Southern
Branch, NJ III. ID. 81, ionaI sold lers!
Home. II zabeth city County, S Va..$ until
az clock Nj, March 18TH, 800. and hen
4 ccordarlcc With instructionsfa and speciiica-$
atlons,, copies OF which, WI til II flank pro-
2posala and sother. III fornati Ion. & may be Ind
upon application TO ri B. Ef5 a. " BEESOS,3
Urea sure.'. ss}flS8
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WANTED. 81 by ] YOUNG 4 MAN 5@a!Y nth
good reference, b q. position; experienced
N In office work and as jmanag ger. Address
VI e. "a. this office. ~ IN
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WANTED, BY, YOUNG MAN y A POSI-
5 ton as salesman or any kind of honor
able work; can furnish best reference.
Address j 81, care this office. M
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5THEfslNAuG U.y RATION lat. I,l;''l y, 4.

INTERPRETATIONS o u $s a u, s$ KINDS
for the Inauguration IN hotels. board il
~ Ing houses ana private fam lies; aiso
windows and ne paraaei
AGENCY. le29 pennsylvania Avenue M
1V.,fyYaShingtO DE- s1S556st35 sga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

'PI,STIsT CHURCH .(coRNEn
Streets) .-Dr. w. r. u. SMITH,
p3',at u. A. M. and 8 II. ~.
$50 a., M. Thomas Fl. Starks,
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Er BAPTIST CHURCH COR
Foushee Sire ts)--Rev. CHAS
ID. sd, pastor. Sunday school
Preaching BY tho pastor at IL
M. Prayer meeting "Wednesday
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4 Tho rImes.pls,p,,atch.) /

y5pecial to The Tiu,es-Dispatch. 1t
San FRANCISCO, Feb. 17.--With the fight
sxween Battling Nelson and Young Corbett
sss than !. two weeks away the two fighters
atmosl a Viii Il bs Unable make Inc sa
hre that he was not in condition, as he old
ket year. 5sE III. HfB
1t a gymnasium on tho coast and has gradually
3dllcedE bis weight until now it hovers about
B.f y Yesterday he was given a long lesson IN
bxing by Joe Cans. the lightweight chan'-l
lon who IL one gof lcorbett's trainers.
|IHo followed this with several rounds OF
Juggling with his othhr trainers; N wn = en- ~
sfcS;ovarp low is still In working order. He
Hi not attempt to fight cleyerly with Nelson.
ut depend on his punching powers 10 stop
rs Nelson i rs a favorite with tho California
porfs.3 and his viii DO the favorite IN the
tetting. He rs back nt MS old framing quar-,
iprne local amateurs working with HIM. lie
as not engaged any clever mei as no ga
his contest WIN jimmy if s c i0f fron me
he start. he Is training win TINS enc W
Britt Ready to Meet Winner.
Especial e The Times lpisEpatch> J.
attic, Willie Britt, brother and manager
Istho champion seid today. i hat Jimmy
food ready to box the most aYallahle canal
ste And, =, added 5Wiile, st stands TO rea-
IN tina { the winner OF tho Nelson Corbett
latch viii be the most available lightweight
ara shs q goes. he wants TO make ona more
sight. There has been whole lot Of talk
bout his being matched with either Nelson
n Corbett or With JabeZ White, but this Is
ia 7 first thing that IL official. N we can
orne 10 satisfactory terms with the club mar.
ger who holds the March permit. VIC VIII
xht the winner OF this months battf" S
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4 spRlNG OPENING

take LEA SUR n N cssFfsA.YINGE TO
Il tx sprirlT season with q ullEllno Of
bret R Couctes, Box Couctles, piece
I'll Parior Suits and Odd Places nice Hair,
%R Ia ttresses a specia all 4 goods we;
terms are i.rea soma ble,f and II am sure y
will he 10 your Interest t TO see my goods
before buying. JACOB saL }AiLAUF,,}s 100
IN. M Main Street. aS5sa
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FOR 81 .Hte- IOlao uGHBRED lLLENvI,-
i5751yn Setter puppies, t So Ell week. q aold ;
u are beauties tt,d rcss q. !. 81 OVERS.
4 3116 East Broad. n @ 81 "a t.iij
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PAINTING.

WE WILL ESTIMATE & FoRll..sYOU II
q YOU cor templat t, having Interior or OK
terior decorating "a Or painting lone;
4 ,phon q 4066 and our X p resentati We VIII
E cail and INK you right Il. MORRIS
$F e. co ~ No. 212S N ort Third stree S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

FOR s. LEN q w sTo CIl 10 - DRuG s
and Fixtures; h owner has q her business
TERMS Address ARNfACl,,''.5l care
HIS OH ce. WA 5l II II 81
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TIMBER e MINERAL z ANps

TIM BER AND M INETlAIs LA N Ls--SSYE.
~ b,iyF and SOIL Desirable tn9h el and mll 2.
arl lands, Al, Il ~
II Manager ", l4Q7 =, Str ~ va. 'ySsv!'sS,
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ENTERTAINING.

TT ANrSYOUR& ROOMS PAPER
a ed as they should be and at theBrtght
II price call on O.. II. N MOORE, 204 North
\ Fourth Street, Larke selec tion OF latest
III designs N In Wall IA Pa Der. 58s
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81. MEETINGS.! .E::l::;:! I
once OF tho 4
Guarantees Bulk ding IL Lon n & trust "
A Con1pnuyaao fE Rlchmond, YAM

Guarantee Bull ling. ,onn & q rlist " lsf
81 Company OF RI hmond Ya.g q g
8s15Sss{ d iruesd lay, Feb. u. 1906.
ri GEEEIa Al. lIsrI n e, F5is5 q
@ stock holders q OF this q G ompany Will be
Z held at the Office Of the Company: Nos
$ day, the Cd day OF March 1901. at s.
o'clock e. MI for tho purpose OF tn king
action M, til regard to- the Amendment.
lot the charter o e the Corn pany chang
Corporation; liking the Ill capita! 9 stock
4 thereof @ata5not less than ono thousand
\ nor moro than two ! thousand snnredeemeds
\ dollars EACH. and authorizing the Com
many Il to buy Its %unrcdcem shares sgS i
tf j " ,,rder 81 the Board OF Tree tofs. #
SsS g OIal3E " c. j EFF cRSON NJ a.ss5
& ii5Ss{ = Ri si3 Secretary.
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'TIE Al NIIAI,,5 ME &c .o DE-! TIE
d Stock holders OF the Virginia Hot Springs
y Company for the purpose OF B elec,ingt
Directors and for tho 28 transact ton OF
d such other business as 3 may fully
Vat d theISo nee n 81 the Company 4 Fl ghth
and Main Streets. Richmond, al on
q Tuesday. February 2Sth Nc. rs IS al ~ az
" otolock AZ M. The !3f transfe a books AZ Will !
S close u on8 Monday. F brua ~ aee0t II. 1906.
~ at 81 r. Nj. and remain closed until 10
NJ A.. M. wednesday, Nd rch list. 4 500 n 5.
.3 a Il r. REVVETT,S Score tary.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

REMNANTS OF hi GH-GRADE III gRs
J. wear and Half Hose for men are helng
4 sold here less than cost s, COM
d ErABLE &, co. tl5 IN y liss 142 II n
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& sANkRUPT NOTICE.

I
NOTICE N OF ~ T 7 !, Y oF5
is uRirisp ID sTATSs FOR THE 1a.l ST
R :; = DIsT St BE y 5i m AZ 50
$sJ DIME: IArPELI1,S . ], In lS55
Bankrupt .@St " " Bankrnp cy.Sg
TO the creditofs 4 J OHM n. CHAP pELL:
S Henrico. and strict of aforesaid bank
Notice IN hereby & " 81, tlla \ on the l5th
deyISf essHaIH 81 was ! I' a a1la
dictated q BANKRUPT and AZ, thai the ilrst
meeting OF creditors Will he held IN my
office. Roo,,ls Nos. 10 IND ~ capitol Law
On 8 ~ tho hs asth4DAYN o T FEB RU.ARY .N d.
1905 at 10 ID cloce in the forenoon RI at
which time the, sad cred tors may attcnd.
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
Eotner busine ss. as may proper " come Z be- Z
\ fore said meeting, H. 81 iS 8sS "a
referee in Bankruptcy fl
George /, Hooper. Attorney for Bank ss::ss
frupt.s n IL
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
S57, OF I9nIToRs 8: !, vs.
T I;E y, GopR Btu
B : fcT q or Vi B
S II tho Matter Of Mo- 5s5 sg35#
Benjamin. r. Snttarheld, n y VI u 4 n u
nakrupt. II 88 Is;sa Bankru ptcy.s
Srro the creditors {ncSBENJAAfIrl r. SAT.
4 TERFiDLD, OF lIl ich nlond. init the county
S4 Of Henrico. and district aforesaid banl1. 4
III; rupl ~ ia ias S =,
AN Il sEsby FSsn sss e "a sa tf ls
JlIN ri sAlyrlsRFIl vas duly IL a q,
meeting OF creditors will he held !nsmy
Office, Rooms Nos. 10!a and Il Ca to- Law
81 the fcsth DAY in Feb r LARY,.sA,D.
1905, at 10 o. clock In " the forenoon. 4
which time the. said cred tors ma attend
prove &theirnlainis. appointGa trustee. ex-S y
amino the bankrupt, md transac ct sue y
other bust ne ss MS IN ~ pro pc III come
= ! TIL Os I. 8 N FJAD p
.gi TIA Il ssS III n eferee In Bankruptcy, "
II February u 1909. ~ IS M !. a n,
George ~, ttorney Il 10Y 70 y g
Rrupt. e. u! 4,}} 81 n
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WANTED, MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN!
plumbing trade Coyne Bros. Co. School t';
n Of Practlc Plumbing !, Send Ter ca "a, "a
N St. Louis, Mo. " NJ a3 i5 III 3
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GOOD, SPRACTICAI,.MIL LER5
y to 4 operate n hfty-barIel roller mill !;
good references required; liberal salary
Address G.. II, VADEN, Gal veston,5 " a.
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WEDDING i = ms ENTs.'

OR sALI *APPLYSTNo
W. c. sNdlT H, & S14 N I. Fl til stree
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CALI, All City HALL, IN 4 Is n BEING
4 \ naiIited and decorated by ]. Fl. MO RRlS
E8 &, ~ Co., No t212 North Third street.
Painters and Decora tors. 4 y !SS i.,ist
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WANTED, AN EXP I0FsIENcEDoI BOOK-I
rats and thoroughly comp tenti good
II salary and 4 promotion for the WI right
"A party. IANYfaENCHYIILD MI G.& CO..,
n IAWre CoNllle, Va. III @
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s;T',IEI;:'Nio.,loRAPH:Y','.s

SsTEN MAJ Ly q SWIM
sa DELLEs desires day. and night pu pills I'm
iRStypeWrltors used In school exclusiy
Address 1900 Il. In street Phone 1858.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

4 Eies and Nd gons !; also rubber E.tirlngi
Fight price, and rig h r. work, yYs..,, q,
SMITff, S14 N, ri fth Street. n
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INoTIC:.E!:!:.

5sHlRTs MADE 10 ORDER IN OUR
a factory, N7s5 ID. Main Street, 3is g large
part OF our business We shall show ne
iarsest line of colorsd SnirI.hss Is, SYgf
you want choice pattern g Il CO.. M
A STABLE & co, Il y a G. stt H 3ls5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

'itJRdpNs WILL SELL. SrU Il "A $".T y n
tune = or 81 M rs.& Rorer,a Gas Range, ana
~ does not cook bake 4r broi! as , ~!
M mono 4lO-21 III Broad street. III gs S553
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
Z PIANOS AND ORGANS

3nsTEY5PIANos, REED AND PIPE Or
~ rams lead 5the*world. Slightly used up,
panos e greShtt ln na9ka' ~
Jaw ~ Inv y r,rices at all times ESTICY
la3s 3 IRNo q IL ORGAN G EN- *, American
Z. National Bank llui ~ 8.
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ASK TO HAVE SAM rs SENT YOU
y early lie you want to be suro of getting
choice PATTERNS and delivery III time for
.{the hot 5wea therEJ W. = N CONSTANT l9
" n. COd& Shirt Makers. # sP tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

~ ANTED. EVERYBODY N Q H KNOW
In I've sell ltheNbcstf$o.0 90 So and SUIT
N ia ts mad COks&; SHEA q II ter1s,
OLD u. Main Street. I es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18

irR AyIlIING Statesmen ON CoAlMIs-
sion to carry threet samples OF q mans
shoe rs retail gat s1.50; sta to territory !, !!
& and experience, reference, eta,;&,re4a6diy,
IA sellers cv cry where fiE $l.oOt 5sii1Sy1l1
n FACTORY, Be tirnore N M Nh
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,5 8R .,.)l( {: RENT

CLAY, E. V N y. ll03-R q OMS FOR RENT,
with or witnout board !. Ell Z III "
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IN s TO YOUR INTEREST nc, SEE
3 our. Haas he fore buying II you wish 81 y!e3
r SILVA CO., lIattcrs, 9lb E, Main
n Street. IL 5 II 5ilt
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Weman's Influence.

The women's meetings at the late
Church Congress testify 10 the ever in
creasing influence Of woman's work
The whole congress was characterized
by the strong insistence. which was
made by every speaker on the duty to-
ward God and the duty toward our
neighbor but nowhere did this ring out
more clearly than at the women's meet
ings. when the responsibilities of women
were dealt with by the Bishop OF Lon
don. Mrs. Creighton. widow Of the late
Bishop of London. and many others. and
X was singular how each succeeding
speaker dwelt with emphasis on the du-
ties Of home being undertaken more
ably and fulfilled more efficiently on ac-
count OF the wider outlook that women
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Moonlight Tiresome.
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES I'M
MEMORY OF MRS. POLLOCK

Impressive services in memory of Mrs
Louisa Pollock. the pioneer of kinder
garten work In this country, were held
last night in the lecture room of the
new public library, Ninth and X streets
northwest
Commissioner Henry B. T. Macfar-
land presided, and prayer by the Rev.
r. ID. Power opened the services.
Charles F. Weller delivered an interest
ing address in which he paid high
euiogy to the life and character of Mrs.
Pollock and to her great self-sacrifice
In establishing her free kindergarten
schools.
Miss Alma Stein recited poem en-
Titled In Memoriam." and the services
<ended with an entertaining talk on
Physical Expression" given by Mrs
NJ Landon Reed
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
CANTATR|CE TURNS
ALPINE CLIMBER
Charming Chicago Girl
Captivates All Paris.
TERMED THE SNOW FAIRY
Miss Edith Lee Baker Enthusiastically
Reccunts Her Experiences Amid
Clouds of Switzerland.

PARIS. Oct. B.-All Paris is ringing
with the name of an American ,,r,.
the press sings her praises, and her
pretty face looks forth from the pages
OF Inc Illustrated papers upon the
hiosks from one end to the other of
me great French capital.
The heroine OF all this notice is uise
Eoith Lee Baker. daughter of Mr.. and
MIS- EDWARD r. Baker. of Chicago.
Would Be Cantatrice.
Miss Baker came TO Paris several
years ago to cultivate her voice. In the
winter she studies seriously and spends
her summers in Switzerland. where ber
mountain climbing exploits have he
come famous. Like all AIpinists Mtss
Baker has aspired to do something
that nobody else had done. and she ba .
done It,
She has made a moonlight ascension
OF the Breithorn, which is Is-675 foe,
high. returned to the hut 5000 feet he
low. rested a few hours and returned
again to the summit by daylight. Never
IN the history of Alpine climbing has
such feat been performed From the
time that she started from Zermatt
where She was staying with her parents
TO the time that she returned after her
extraordinary climb. Miss Baker man
aged to accomplish over 2e,Ooo feet of
mountain climbing in twenty-four
hours
1t Is no wonder that the fame OF her
prowess should have preceded her Ia
Paris. and that society should have
dubbed her. La Fee des Neiges" or the
Enow Fairy.
Miss Baker at her home In the Pare
de Neuiila as soon as she returned from
her holiday was asked for an account
OF her latest accomplishment in con-
querinS the SHOWS. and here II is:
Let me begin by saying that the
minute 1 caught sight OF the Alps I
The Washington times., 1905-10-29

the old man, and the detective saw 10
his dismay that II was Gilbert himself.
he explained that he had come by ap-
pointment to meet Mr.. Gilbert and the
clerk Of the justices.
Well go away" snapped the author
o1 the "Mikado" and Patience" cit
lsn I time yet. and you've no right in
the grounds. Get outl"
Kept Them Waiting.
A few minutes later the detective and
the lawyer met at the house and Mr.
Gilbert kept them waiting an hour and
half
once week he unbcnds. On petty
sessions day he takes his seat on the
magistrates bench at Edgwaye, and all
MS irritability disappears. He is by far
the most amiable. most painstaking. and
most Just magistrate on the bench.
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Mikad0 Gilbert Now
VeritQbIe "PO0-Bah"
Monarch of All He Surveys Former partner
OF Sir Arthur Sullivan Runs Idiosyncratic
Gamut at His Estate in ENGLAND. (

LONDON. Oct. 2S-w. S. Gilbert, the
author of the delightful Gilbert and Sui
Ivan plays. has recently become irritable
and eccentric. He suffers so terribly
from gout and rheumatism that even his
most intimate friends and his own
household. at his wild and beautiful
nome at Grims Dyke. Hertfordshire,
hardly dare to speak to him.
Detectives Dilemma.
The other day. Mr.. Gilbert, as a mag
ist-ate of the Edgware petty sessions.
had to sign warrant. and one of the
iocai detectives arrived five minutes be-
iore the appointr1 time and soon lost
hlmself In the lovely maze of Mr.. GIL
Derts extensive strawberries.
suddenly he came upon an old man In
the waste of rhododendrons fos. wbicS
Grims' Dyke is famous.
What are you doing here?" growfed
The Washington times., 1905-10-29

we stood upon the exact spot where we
had rested IN the moonlight, ten and a
ha,f hours before. This time the noun
tains instead of being a succession of
wonderful shades of bluey white. with
deeper blue shadows shading into coal
black. Were tineed with pink. I cannot
say which was the more Wonderful
sight. The view by day or the view
by night. but the latter, of course, was
the rarest.
Il got back to Zermatt at about the
same hour as I had left the day be-
FORE There was great excitement IN.
the town. Nobody had ever thought of
ascending the Breithorn before at night.
and there was treat deal of specula-
ton as to whether We should be success
lul. 1t Is over 1000 feet from Zerma tt
TO the summit of the Breithorn
Moonlight Tiresome
Might excursions are much more IA
tiguing than those by day. I learned
this on the Breithorn. 1 felt the moon
light climb much more than the day-
light one. though l did 1t first AT night
one does not have the vivifying effect
on the sun to sustain one.
II you are unhappy, seek the noun
tain tops They are the best cure in the
world for the blues"
The Washington times., 1905-10-29
HIS TIME TO GUFFAW-

We'll. old 81 Perkins. the felIer who
wunst bought gold brick. has been
the laughin' stock of this county fer
twenty year. but his turn has come at
last
"Hows that?"
He's about the only man in the
township that hain't got life insur-
ance policy. Louisville Courier Jour
nal.