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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-15
HeadleY Arrives.
D snecta, 3tof 5l,rhc Times plspaich.)

588 NEW YORK, March I, Lord Ireadley of
Castle Agiadoe. Killarney, Ireland Il the well
the New York, md started MT once for New
Orleans, where he Is to fish for tarpon N the
Gulf Lord Hcadley. who Inns ftshed and hunt
hunts in frIca 10 trout fshlngs In a tho Rocky
Mountains, * 81 nnthnsiustic over merican
game IIe told of his desire to fish for tarpoli,
md how his present "trip was broughtS about.
b Lord Henlloy, who Is exceedingly democratic,
said that he sometimes liked ito forget that he
SisS Il lord. and get out amons the people.
sHAfter ALL" he said. being lord Us only an
accident Of birth eSit 4s53 S5 55t s8 \
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W1,,RESTLE $T NIGH T..
Gotch and Jenkins to Meet on
Mat at Madison Square.

IL NEW YORK. March I Frank c;otch and
"TointES Jenkins Will meet In n championship
wrestling match at Madison Square arden to-
morrow nj ht., The match WI he Mt catch
three falls viii i5ba declared this winner. f5t
Il There Ia a bitter feeling between Y the men
since iotch$ won the chamli from n en- 4
kiE s several vceEs Ago. and as q result II IS
expected that the houtwill be a good one:
Ia Professor IInkoiwa vi u meet lfukuoka IN z
fjiu jitsu match rs a prelimlnal ~ conte
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on Fourth Avenue, after visiting friends In
Washington ind Fredericksburg for the T past

on Fourth Avenue, after visiting friends In
Washington ind fredericksburg for the past
month. MI ~ L v S2s 5 rs
"a Muster Charles Lansing 15tibank, u, g
steadily improving at tho residence OF his
grandtnothcr, Mrs: 1aedforl, Of NO. ao7 East
Main street, sstf4 ~ I'm RAJ II n s is ss3y .
q ,rhe many friends Of Mis- D. III ,Yalthni!
Will DO glad 10 loari that shc has returned
70 her homo Oh Fourth Avenue, after being
Bdulte sick with appendicitis 1T the Memorial
Hospital Although not entirely well, she Is
steadily improving. &, "A a W . Va
4 Mrs; John G. 1ntali,r, is Homewhat improved
inter being quito II for some time at her res
idHnca on Fourth Avenue, "a; S. q. Z:
3.i Miss Emma Justice, OF Pow hatan county,
has been visiting her friend, Miss Kate Wat IT.
AAfjtt 1o Mildred cole.Iof Highland Park, who
has been quito sick. Is somewhat improved .,, ~.
Master Bobby Wits, who hna been .vi ~ ~.
friends on Highland Park has returned y ms ms
home In Powhatang couf, 4. u. u,
Mrs Tatum, who has been quito SICK, is ~! I'M
4, Master 1Ticiard 1faller Is confined N to the
house by fracture Of the knee. III d.
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BY j ID. Elan & Co., VI
4 I2e;li Estate 4AtictIoneerg,

BY request OF the owner, who will re-
move from the CITY and give possession
at an carly day, yse shall SOL by public
auction, on tho premises. on t:,
at o'cock III N. " tho above named very
attractive and highly valuable corner
residence, with Its wide and deep lot OF
oox1b feet. the dwelling containing six
rooms. front and rear. porchcs, ample
closets, Bath, hot and cold water, allScity
and In excellent condition.
There is, on the Beverly Street side,S a
ispaclous&nnd substantial shopband ample
especlally@pl ca san t. convenient and de
s1rnblc, and d is alwnys much in demand
by good tellant s.g {g gsj 18l it t$ w
Srhis sal 8 offers to- the homescekcr. or
an 8 UNUSUAL opportunity and
the property is positively to be sold.
"a TER Ms-Liberals and TO be announced
afgsale. u. l1LANI g. Cos, "
Mch l0-tds sss ss Il 1tt 81 Auctloneers. rs
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SOUTHERN RAJ Az

n SCHEDULE IN e FEEcI. pEc. u q. 1901,
ts'SsSs1,RA Ms LEAVE ERICtIMOND. IA
- ,on$ A M--Laily lloclll for Char otte, Z N G..
NJ Ia 81 SM,-Dally- Limit ed-Hu ffet Pullman TO-
81. Memphs, n Chattnnoog ga md all the South.S
II "a u PIX, Sunday-keysville loea!lS -
10y NJ NJ, for al thu South
DIRK RINEh LIN Y. g
VI ,rho fayorlte route to Baltimore ana Eastosns
poInt i. Leave Richmond g ;so =. NJ Monday
W rs :. ss
% - f!i NJ. Except Sunday For West Point,
s-. cconnacting wi III steamers for Hnltmorss
3 md river landings Mondays. Wee sdaya
and Y, re 81 ~ oueeatef
A. Inixea toS
sy TRA1Ns ARRIVE sIcIIMto;N II
q ss AZ and 6;43 P5 From a!lN the South
s sss s. 5. N, From iCharlotte and Durham.
< ~ A. M--From Keysvll lie:
SaS A. M.--Bnlt imora and West sPoln Y. :,
1915 g J. TrldR vi, 6slS
4 NJ cWIHEEsTBuRY. 3, Rlchnend !, YES
- II. 'iiARDWICEI $TAfLOE,i55S
Il g. g. =. 81 IT. NJ, q. p.
q. II. cKHRT. Cant. Al gr. II 'sb
\ Washington. D. G. F5 35 $SSs
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{ |, Strong for Martin. /

trreaa,lrcr Gcorge d. Russel1,I OF Chhr-
.Iottn county, was \ in tie city yesterday,
on business with the auditor lie said
that politics in his county were n e e
but that 1t looked strongly los ~
and Montague supporters he said 'bu I
1t looks strongerSfor Martin than any O
r ham y, sG wv Nv
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N k&aNN6ito|ks|W'les;tsl 4.
4. I,D y: r, 1, 3R,,.Ic,HMoNDEDA1L

LEAVE 3RICIIMo ND5 DAILY. 55S
II 100 "a Mn OHFOLka5Ill ilTED. Arrlvea
Norrolk 1l:2o NJ tops sonl ct Fetersburs.S
T "a an M,s ssHfoeA ,afts.
raror Car I, and
bus, Blleted TO Cincinnati ~ also Roanoke Ito
IS and I; To-
12:io +. Roam oISD EiXPR Ess tor Farms
VILE $Lynchburg and Ronnoke go Z. sf
e 400 u GEAN y = y
butg, Waverly Tand Sun Ed Connects wi th
sstenmers to Boston Prov dence.ys New ork.
tBnltiinore and WA lrgt ton.
s5 sP a. N,rto TX and all stat ions east
I 4 8 80 ii. M.-eNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE
pullman seepers to an
burg to chm and Ne}y Or l;s
N ): 80 P. us IIxPREsS.P ul,lma,ni
Sleeper Petersburg to Roam oke and
a
and q 80 p. M w! asS
w RSIEyIIlT !. 81 c. III. BOSIlE
Con liz Pass, "A ut. Dist. Pass. e Agt
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AUCTION S SALES, Future Days
q 3S BY u. A. tsatIlr. E
4 @ No. Q N. Eleventh Street.
PEREMPT Il Y SALE
MACHINERY Shaft
Scales, Etc.

u on TuEsDA:y March III 1905, commcnc..
ing at 1oo'clock An on \, tla premises,
Mnchinery and OUTFIT OF the Old Talbot
Machine Works, ut corner4of Cary and
seventeenth Streets. corsiatlng Of 4: lat hes,
Drills, 5golt cutters, Borirlg end Turning
CLAMPS, scAlcs, E3tilleysi5 Shaftings Hang
ers, Couplings Collars, Scrap, ctc
n An expert reports soma Of this machine
~ to Rbo IN good order: some u, fair a. or
gain may be expected iii all iof It, as It
Will be sold to tho highest bidder. ~ ii
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RAILROADS
u enic Routsl /
s SSsfE 10 he les

= z Hours = aiil ~ Minutes to n orfolk. 4
B3s5 ], u i an. III 1905 W 3
4 j. n. ~ y. va IN AsTBcttN ND
f - Nan, Ms;.Week Days--Local to sdewpost
e:oo NJ. LipiItetl-sAr $yyillistr,s.
Did Point ii.oS xSgs 1g;s9i III IL
III IA q. M M, Portsmouth IL 45 Al NJ!
1'vV Ri: rrivcs lihinss
gd fo III SGrSsa iSSs s Ss9 p, MI
IN NE 81 Ms 1o'
si ~ A. e., N. LOCAL. Week Days-To Cftoa
200 II; witt through pullman sosE
l t oTf chnnge. r llnati service for 1otils.
1o:4 u aIiy-.Liinlte d-sWith Pullman ser.
S sn,s ~ TER Cincinnati ouisviile oals
\. /. JAMES = 1vTfs LIN ). Is
LexitgtonslIv as. Clifton Forge and 5prlficl:G
pa z. stations; on week day to aosney and
!. ~ Is ,sn ont Parlot Carr
N 81 fNyWesk E 81
,, NIgrisE Il oS Pin 1s;Ss q
from Newport News S r. M week day d.
TON m, Cincinnati and West q 1870 IA. NJ. daily
a ~ q Ky II NJ. daily Main Line Loca 7:46
.c wee sdays from Forge.
g g; p;aM daily; Esriont Accom- 40
FL W, FlILL1J n, ii sa n. q. 1vARTIIEN, s
Si Cen u Pass, Agt.s S2 Dist Pass "a II. i5s
9. q DOYLE. Cen Mana scr. 5s
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WOOD AND 1e9E PLANT PR OlPEIEGRTY,
Dllo 4, Y, i !, Z sF'v ,lil 1
p b15GKr ANp sJ 5ha1ns n ft1sNSS
In execution Of n decree q, the United q
States District Court for the Eastern !, Dis
strict Of Virginia.; in tho matter OF Rich.
March ,ta 10 10, 1905, the sunderslgned, trustees,
will sellby public action On the prem
FEiiloaY THE Hn it'll II DAY OF MARCEL
asr5sd o a ga des sS'ato
from Richmond Ice Company to q, q: &.
.Pattesott dated August 100, and ,tl duly
that extensive and very valuable prop
erty above referred to- now and for. q
long time occupied 10y the Richmond Ice
Company Upon tho proper q Is q. !! capa-
abundant stabllng, q com Portable and
convenient office building, besides sheds q!
and other structures. nll well rs; suited hy
location and arrangeme for t +. 3, son
Tho land consist OF tWo&s eparate 81 par,
cells, tho Western parcel, fronting 100 feet
OF, a 50-foot street. which is on he south
Iias a9a from f feet
low wa ter mark u III James River \; VIII 10
tho other lot, east OF and al Joining tho
FIRST named. also fronts = 90 feet ont the
c5s feet on q It's est limo and 925 n feet,
more or less, on It's east line. 35
h" On,Stlle 5o-foot street In front q the
lots Is 8 a spur ira ok o n tho Southern
tho north side Of the property. with the
river i as the Southern boundary a Of a
large part Of 1T. The extensive area OF
this property, i ogether with Il Its mex.
sceiled facilities FOR shipping, bot III by rail-
ana water, renders 1t very valuable for
totheruses than that for 3whlc It Is at
tHoccupied. W AZ u. @ B. t3.S
TERM :82 One fourth cash. and tho resi-
due at 6, 10 and Is months, for notes wit
Interest added and title retained. 8 8sS
III i$$S S. Is s. S i. . PAT'rESON,
8l Trustee In tho ID ed eferred ito. @
AZ D MI ANDERKIN,ss 2S
I, Ia i353 III Fl. "a ST J OHNfC OALTDR,
n 44Ei 59 s.. q. YLER $5i
ISL $ SSe5b Trustees In Bankruptcy
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u e. q, II edmond, Fred ricks.
Isl y I q burg g. Potomac II. II.

Trains Leave Richlnond-.-.-N orthWh
St:is a. Ms--Ioaily--p BYRD s. I. T III,
6;t5 A. a. M Through. ~
3o:s4 q: fM..Daiiys Except Monday--Byrd " 81.
j. IL Through;s All Imam CO #
A. ~ MWeeis -
40 a. 3 yrd 81. Through. Iocsla
y :oS noon Week BYRD g. : ~
a 100 ~ M.--7yveek aysB Byrd St. Frederickss$
AZ burg Acconnoda alton. y, ,i "
is sss F. 81 ID Th5s ssisaa
los P p M.0paiIy. Byrd 81. hrous, Il.
al Trains Arrive RIchmond --S out Inward.
e;4o lA. Week Days-.E lba.s Ashland A..
300 A. M. week DaysByr d 81 Y. Frederic ks.s
Alg burg lAccommodation.Esf. III * St} s5s
IL i ss MNssy Ryss 81 g;
2;lt E lIEaln 81 1, Through: U
conlinodatlon s S ~, o. S3
55s Eassssss
o:4e z Main 8. rhratu,tE .l.llg
ID 10 Is. M.MDaiiy Main rs ST. Through
114o z. Dnrs---Byrd ST. hroush. Az
Sleeping 8 Par1os cafs nS
rqond = $50 "a. NJ week days. and local accon-
Time OF arrivals and departures and connec.s
w VIZ s.! puK .. y cu1P
Cent. en- trr:nt Ndan
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~ BY GeO.1.SV,.I NIHyV! -huCttU11cc1i :.
ITO N. Seventh Street.
AUCTION SALE
\. IL sls sls3 O IN 81 +. Is. y 4
Lar Lot Of f Wrecked +, y &c q
Merc hand disc.
81 will soil for q transportation mpany,
TINY auct ton house, No. Ito North Sew Sew

!. 81 will sell for q transportatlon company.
at$lny auction house, No LILO North #'eY-
a 'tis n MARCH 10. 1905,
# at 1880 O. clock y! Nj,
an unusually large assert men t Of .her-
chandise, consisting Of about Two Hun
dred Thousand Yards Of Pcrcales,, e, Gall
Goes Bed + nlso seVeya! SI G,,,,i
dr r. 5 Shoes, such as stacy Adams and
Company's So Shoes. 81 Walk Over, Shoes I,
and other high-grad b Shoes, Of well .ll
known brands large !, e :,
Harness, Inrd ware, etc, atc.l s;,
These goods are In first class fcondit!o
and Will pay the trade TO attend THIS
sale. &s sIS55 S5 Az n II 45S all
n TERMS Cash. q.
\ al fS|95l a GEO. Nv. MAYO An tioneer. "
q b. C.aBuford, Manager and salesman
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INK HAMBE LAlN,s &c OUCH SREMEDY..
contains absolutely nothing Injurious ana
for coughs, colds, Group and whooping
drugg lists. "a RI ;fsf "a aii35
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SALES, Future Days
BY Augustine Royal g Co.'S
VA Real sEstate Agents and IAuctlo neers,,
ONCE No 927A Hull street, Ma nchester, Va

I55;,s5 ne BY Augustine Royal & Co..
e. Real $JIstate Agents and EAucti ION GERS. y,s}
Office N 927 Hull street, Manchester, Ya-
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFIAHTRA,GGT
\ LAND CoNTA1NINGI93 e.10 AGRE5s5,;5
A ACRES ORIGINAL>.GROM w f1,1 ,Un$
P PINB bc SRI s Hs9HT
AIRED, LYING$1NE CHEsTERFIELDI-
COUNTY oNEAIlh4,G F &c NJ !. /
gus sTATIoN,0 sG RrTI aeFfG
l tss Al ] 1s'o Go n Eno : z,
h h!A Il x. crIIAT BEING
5COuRTSIAY). VI ISL sif n 81 3$s
!. BY virtue OF decreeHo 9 the Circuit
Court for Chesterfield COIN ty,& ntered Gon,
the day 1922 N I, the \ !. y
st eya eoa n'a ed Mi IL Con- snd
others, We will sell at public auction,& on
the day, hour and place manned above
that splenliA tmbered and WOODED I tra e e.
Sof this tract Is In orig inal growth & Of
pine: the balance 4 is we'll stoke cd WI tn a.
large quantity of second gro VT tn oak ana
St1rhls land is bounded ~ the celebrated
Black Hcath tract Of coal lands = ,!oavids
SToriInes, r. W. D iffe r and the, Harvey
and Harriss tract. here IS no COUP. bnI
on It. This tract should 8enga GO. n special
attention. being so rea r rail ron d 4 and the
markets. For further particulars call on:
the auctloneers. "a plat OF this land sls g
$'sTERMs- Ono fourth cash balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months. for y
notes, six per cent. interest added; or az
cash. at the option5 Of the purchas scr; the
title retained until s the whole d pllr
moneyjs paid and n onyeyanco ORC ered
by the court . = VI 49,, s, = ~,
55S Nj. M GIIoLIAM, 3s s65 II
sStS 35$ Special Com loners.
IL. n hereby cortify8that tho bond required
~ the Special Commits sioners In the apoYei
named suit has been ", gI,s1 !, 11
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ednes day., March Y! - y 800
&. At 80 o'C Clock 2. M, n
~ That Nice Brick cling

above referred to, at the northwest corner
az Cary and y Foushee Streets. II situated
upon a. broad and deep lot. 4
THE house y is Smo derni IN ARRANGEMENT
bright and sunny, besides ba tbs and other
subsidiary rooms. on, the rea OF the !,
ID an excellent bri ble, tn room .for
three carria ges, two horses and large ss
Quantity OF feed. It. Is scll ON that "A O
property SO desirable In sze, ARA ngement
and Location y Is offercd rat public sale
and the opportunity here presente should
he eagerly embraced Sby. no r seekers as
well Fas &Iilres tors. Can be inspected any
]dav between IL and i O. clock. # IT ii4Ss';, .
u 1HTERAiS-Lib liberia and at sale.
sST - NJ W. ROWE s. SON,
NIch & 1O&.12Sda all y I'M Auctioneers.Is5
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EINE saWATCHES,

M al N E@9VATCHES, m
VI Messrs. ia hnke Bros, jewellers. 0l2 East
Main Street, will hold their annual -ex-l
i,ibit OF fine wa tches on Thursday, March
10th. for one. day only. The public is
cordially invited to Inspect these works
OF art NE ;is &; ri. 81 5 n
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BARTON HEIGHTS

list, Of scholars on the roll Of honor at the
Barton Heights school for the week ending
An'sh 1eh 1ooGsi hamberla,n
secnd Grammar IG &; y ! Woodward y,
Hugh Leach and WTlam lIay lor Rady
First Grammar ar. Characteristics HoJ2go and
n Eighth Primary Ora dn--Iosept I'easeley and
Mary Carpenter. M
ane Austin NJ rtsnsteln., I. s5i z d f q
81 Sixth Primary Grade eslle johnson. Y,
y second Primary Grade Douglas Rodcn. VIZ
Miss Bertha Harding, who has been Fvlsl Ing
In Wnshingt ton, fu1 returned home 4,
i Mr. Frank Carter. who has been Waiting
friends In Brookland Park. has loft Tor his Y
Miss Edith Yarbrough, Of Chesterfield. is the
guest of Mrs. Maria Lee. q 5t y. Z, X.
Ing is''f her sister Mrs Jeniter nrouddus.
q Mr.. and Mrs. James Marshal or Washng-
ton who has dben visiting Mrs Charles NYilkN-
nlr. and Mrs. r.. j. Ingham, Of Richmond
have nlossd on Luck Avenue,
s1gss AT MRS step sfs wS M s9E
MI. !, y, lIaup. has returned home from q
Ags'nsssA tEn PaySo as sie for Nasbvue
attend the marriage e her brother MI, Lewis
sm mrs 4 Is. 4, wilson wo has been quite sick
I at her! homo on NJ ller Avenue, ts able 70 be-
Nj. s, y. Jones has returned home from q
: business TYP " tISlSHpu's.I 3f ~ f{a
CHESTNUT lLL AND
II HlGHLAN Dc PARK
Miss Annie Gwathn,ey. II OF King William
county, is tho guest Of her friend, Miss Kate
Gum, Of Third Avenue. Il, ~ M IS 3sf
e Miss Miss Hattie Fuller has returned e her home
weeks With Mrs. Tyler English, & a Ssss ts
Master Horace Baker who has been quite
sick for Aeyeral days past With measles, Is
4 slowly improving. gs55 sss ISL i3S j{
Mrs. ii, q, nuce, OF Second Avenue, left
last week 10 spend somo time In New York
There was q called meeting Of the Social
Drama tic Club lass Monday evening In the
home 9of Miss Kate Wa Ans. 4. i3ss
"a, Mr. Iollcc r. Baker left last Suntay cols
an xtendel business " 3 ~ s g
Miss ulga Horne has rel nsd te her home
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5nf +he' SpecialG Commits In tho above
named suit has been duly B. ven .
s.eSf'i ls Nh p. W COGBILL
g Vi Clark Chesterfield Circu 4 Court Il
tMch II, IL 16 1870 s3 ss5F$ fjg HI "a S
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by N. w. Bowe & Son /.
'ii,i3s....l NJ and 9i l34
N j. B. Elan & Company,
Z Real Estate Anctlullcers.

~ RUsTEEs's SALE o r. THAT LARGE
WOOD AND Ic5E PI.AN,T5 p r Q P + ERT
5ADjIO Nj N g a Nd y 4 ST Q + 81 VEN.
$ SIRE ", B t1,Tyv ZEN TFtB
DOCK AND JAMES RIVER. NJ III * S53S 5 i
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! we will sell Wit hin our auction sales
CSVedn,osda as, n MO RNINci, March 18th.
commencing at lo;so o'clock, 4 handsome
Solid Brass Fed, witt, fine Spring; fine
Hair Mattress: Round !. Corner. Carved
Carts Massive CHARTERED Oak Hall Stand,
with large plate mirror; Oak and Wal
nut Bedroom Suits, Farlor Suits. Iron
Corner Oak China Case Walnut Book
Case and Secretary, Druggets and Rugs,
Floor OIL Cloth, Wire Cots, Carpets, Mir
rors. Pictures. Mating, Wood Heating
Stove Cooking Stove etc. 59353 4. ~ y II "
Sale positive. Ladies' Invited to attend.
4, 35 81, THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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3 BY The Valentine Auction Coz
f1S& p. Broad Street. Il

3A UcTIONt SALE OF SOLID BRASS S3
~ bed, b{tEE o AK sf4 ROUND ag{5 CORNER
CHINA a CASE, ~ MASSIVE OAK HAT
RACK, RIO EEWOO Cd 83@ CASD -8& PIANO
HAIR SMATTRESSES 3 E.D-R Q Q n
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REAL 3ESTATE or Sale
lnted Aomeseekers call ana Investigate.
DON 'T'PAY. Rem own A HOME

s Why continue to pay tribute to a land-5
lord when you can just as Well be FREQ
and independentT , NO 70, matter where you
and you can pa for IT In monthly pay
sments which Will average less han rent.
ODr system Of. Home building is simple
backed by reliable and responsible bust
ness men OF Richmond. Va. and n posi-
tive guarantee secured by trst-class inl-
sscriber. s3f III W. R
|, Since our plan has been introduced in.
America 1t has been very successful. IN
which has been operated successfully In
England for O. number of years, where
thousands Of happy home-owners have
AZ Every rent payer should send for our
Free Booklet llt once. which fully ex-
plains ourSplan . lgat
UNION. Room No. $685. American Ma
stional Bank Bldg, Richmond, Va,
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n ffEs By 1--WE 3owe & Son, ~ M
II Real 8Estat e Auctioneers.
THAT ATTRACTIVE,
WELL AR RANGED
" Il Ii AND 81 s. X. :$
NICELY LOCATED
Corner Brick Dwelling
4 No. 2 wv est Cary Street,
AT Auction. ~ y !

At the request or the owner. who is re-
moving from the city,awe will sell by pub
lie ctipn.aa on tho premises, on
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~ ~ n - d ~. a RANDOLPH TUCKER,
s5j Nj. M GILLIAN, Ssf 40 3 HI
3s,55; as specin Il Commissio II
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4 Mr. s., u. Jones has returned homo from q
business trip to Lynchburg. Ell tl n }f
The Washington times., 1905-06-17
FORMER NAVY MAN
SAYS HE IS SANE

Charles Lundeen, formerly a quarter
master in the United States navy, today
filed a petition for a writ of habeas
corpus to procure his release from ST.
Elizabeth's Hospital for the Insane. He
says he is not of unsound mind.
Mr.. Lundeen says he was committed
to st. Elizabeths Hospital about four
years ago, and has since been kept con-
fined there against his WILL He says
he was honorably discharged from the
navy July 81. 1904. and Notwithstanding
he is kept confined In the hospital
Mr.. Lundeen further states he Is Of
fered employment at good wages by
Harry Hoyle. on his farm. Congress
Heights. Besides this. he says Dr. Will
liam A. White. the superintendent of
ST. Elizabeth's Hospital. has about 1880
of his funds in his care and custody.
The matter Will come up for considera-
ton before Justice Stafford next week
Lambert & Baker are named as coun-
sci for the petitioner
The Washington times., 1905-06-17
FALLS FROM WAGON SEAT
TWENTY FEET IN AIR
Driver Fractures His Skull and Diea
on Way to the Hospital-Has
No Relatives. - ,

Brushed or the seat Of his wagon
twenty feet from the ground, By .
heavy limb of a tree under which he Was
driving, Alfred Rosenbach, tnirty-twu
years old, struck the ground on h1a
head with such force that his skull waa
fractured. He died yesterday afternoon
before reaching the Homeopathic Hos
pitaL Coroner hewitt investigated tia
case and gave a certificate of acct
dental death. The body was turned owe.
to an undertaken and prepared xor H.
torment.
Rosenbach was driving an oil wagon
for Mrs. Atkins, who conducts a store
at LETT K street northwest, where he IA.
sided. AT Fifth and N streets north
west the stout limbs OF q tree began
striking him IN the face and on thu
chest He ducl<ed his head IN fhesen-
deavol, to avoid being knocked on the
seat and IN Sc doing allowed the reins
to drop from his hands
When the looSened lines began gtrik.
ing the horse on the back. the animal
increased his speed.
Rosenbach stood mp on the footrest
under the seat He was struck at this
limb about two inches In circumference.
and he was brushed off his feet. Falling
headlong to the asphalt, he lay notion
less for some moments before several
pedestrians went to his side. He was
unconscious.
Rosenbach was hurried to Homeo-
pathic Hospital, but when that insti-
tuition was reached the physicians pro-
nounced life extinct
When Mrs, Atkins went to the rnorzue
yesterday afternoon to Identify the body
she said Rosenbach was single, and had
no relatives in this country.
The Washington times., 1905-06-17
Colonial Beach.

The steamer Pocahontas, the fastest
and largest sidewheel steamer on the
river, will make her regular weekend
trips to Colonial Beach this week.
leaving Eere this evening at 5:45 o'clock,
and again in the morning at S:45 o'clock
These weekend trips to the Beach are a
delightful way Of spending from six to
t~enty-four hours at the resort and en-
Joying the many pleasures of the resort.
Those who go on tomorrows trip
viii have n delightful ride down the
river, and win have about five hours
in which to take a saltwater bath. and
to go boating. grabbing. and fishing The
cottages are rapidly filling up, and the
Beach has already taken on its summer
aspect. A number of new attractions
Will be found on the boardwalk, and
most enjoyab BILE time can be spent.
These trips can be made with no loss
of time from business. On the return
trip, the steamer leaves the Beach at
6 D. M, and Is home about 10 p m. The
Colonial Beach Hotel is open and ready
for business.