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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-28
FARMS.

FOR SALE
27S acres. miles from Washington fine soil;
never falling stream; an ideal place for dairy
and truck farm gentleman's country home;
new, handsome. well-buit. 14room dwelling
with hot and cold water on each foor excellent
we'll of water; windmill and all necessary out
buildings; g acres in orchard store church,
school and backsmith's shop within three -fourths
mile. We authorized TO sell the property at
the low figure of $50 per acre.
35-acre truck and poultry farm; 5-room dwell
ing: outbudings; orchard; good spring; 10 min
utes from electric cars: reduced to 81 800.
100 acres, one mile from steam cars and cleo
tric are being laid across property; 10room
dwelling, cellar, furnace; 4-room tenant house /;
all necessary outbulldings; spring water in
house 1000 thrifty fruit trees; 10 acres cleared
balance In timber. This property Is worth
$1,000. If taken within thirty days can sell for
Just half price.
215 acres, three-fourths mile from station; fine
house. barn, etc: orchards; small fruits; worth
ST 500; reduced to S., 200 cash.
225 acres, mile and a half from city of 4 500
Inhabitants fine improvements; owner sails for
Europe next month, and sell this place
for 5000.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. Unc)
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
fe25-tf 1411 G ST NV.
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APARTMENTS.
The kensington, 6r. b
(furnished) 49,. 100 90
1928 18th NV, Or, b.32.50
1898 4th NV. Or. b. 80. 50
1888 4th NV. Or. b...30.50
1112 25th NV, or. b.30. 90
18th near Erie, Or. b.30.00
1888 4th NV, Or. b. IS so
1923 Dumb ay, Or, be. so
"a Seaton. Or, b. .26.5C
Is L ne, I'd Il. 5r, b. .26.50
80 7 ne. I'd a. or. 20. so
sl4 NJ, Ar. b. $3.50
1921 Oregon av, Or. .25 90
Is L ne. Or. b. LIST f. 25. so
2032 n Cap, Or, b. $3.50
1925 Dumb'n av .5r, b25. so
900 + ne. 5r,b I'd 4. IS 90
sos to $40 I'd Sc, 6r, b25. 90
Il Thomas, or, b. "a. 90
80 I'd Sc. or, b. "a. 90
1874 U NV. Or, b. %. so
El7 5th he, 5r. b. 2d fl %. so
500 9Th ne. Or. b. %. 80
453 Tenn AYR. b. sto22.50
sos f ne. Or, b. %. so
6lS to % 4th ne. or,
b. LIST d. 20 so
61S to % 4th ne 5r.
b. % fl. ..........2 0.5O
l419ia f ne. Ar. b. 1853
14l9 E ne, Ar, b. 1880
1861 E ne, Ar, b. 1000
l03 18th ne, Ar, b.. .14.50
443la Tenn av, Ar. b.14.30
l427l2 f ne. Ar. b. ..14.30
1913 Tenn av ne, 4r.b14.30
l4121a Dunc'n ne ,4.bI3.30
l4l6 Duncan, Ar. b. 49, 30
S14 I'd Sc. 3r. b.. $50
STORES.
1916 Fla ay NV (ware-
housed l2J 90
405 18th NV, year. Il 800
1919 Is DIV, store. 40. 90
20 1909 B NV. 80. 90
1910 18th Sc. coal yd %. 90
Tenn .av e. L ne. %. so
STABLES.
Princeton st, 2 stls. .25 90
1744 Q. 3 stalls. .25 90
X 1i0I Mass av. -25 90
Rear 1914 P NV .2stlsl5 90
X 203l i nw......15 90
RI 1920 T. 90
r. l4ll n NV, 3 stallsl5 90
RI 1915 II. 10. 90
lI2l Q NV. 2 stalls. 10 90
1893 22d NV. 10. 90
ioI2 G sw. 800
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FOR RENT
THOS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1914 F ST NV
TEL-I HOMES N. 34S AND NJ $685.

,,os ~, ~, %. u u : 5no ISL J., - =,
sis 18th NV H. n". nv Dr. az SO
,4,7 Mass y. % 200 s ss1 Fla %
5as4 Conn az III S go l.t ns g. b. %
i9 so5 eh nw is e d ne he g.
1901 oI staughson I2r Zoo lss me- r. b.. 20 50
1922 18Th NV. l2r sb 100 ss4 list ne. 6r. 20 20
sO43 NV 17r b. 1875 s3s 1st ne ar " 81 90 AZ AZ
1928 Mass l2r. 2b So 90 8a2 list ne, 6r b.. 20 40
a aSos s Is. me- l
1 1s2 III ay Il; 1sT ,s99 s42 Shows NV or. 80
4I03 Conn ay, iOr b 60 00 annum M aeieS' So'o per
2ll2 i NV. ilr, b.. 90 Au APARTMENTS.
1904 NV Tor, b.. 90 The stoddert, 5r. b. IS 90
2o2o 18th NV. isr 50 % 2oao iafh nw s ar
sloS Conn av llr 2b 90 90 36Os 18th NV A. b. SO
2o7 Hger p go on Merton me- g. %
1919 b nw 81 Quincy %
2422 I4h NV. Or b. 5000 22s quincy ne. dr. b. 1s 90
1919 18Th Or b. IS 50 900 Eth u ne' sr.
FINE sy H pD 81 E CO. APARTMENTS IN TIE
R ROY MAoN1' THE REGINA AND The
HASDsoMEI.y F1,pN,suEn EQUIPMENTS IN
''A''D'oNhLi T Thhf fnRTI.N AtAhiAENiS IN
40, OFFICES: .. -,
Century bldg .Si2sl2a l4II NV. Ir... SIS. 90
lZ ~ ca Pa s az r 100 90 ,a s2J siosdS
"a and Sd floors 100 90 l2oS NV. room $40. 90
Se cor l1th& L nw$lo-S50 lll4-ll16 Iw. run 1910
w. w 1tI NV. $o-$45i Sw cor 18th & E NV:
20 20 r hw-.H 70 $39l Room 4. ......... 90
~ NV -$lO-S23l Room IL. ......... a. 90
it35 LILO # NV, q - ~ Room lo........ 500
is~' NV. -$o.Sl6e,
!33 9TH NV. 60O0 1928 NJ NV. .35. 90
II u h"'-'.......- -95U0 NV cor oth q Z Me- 1000
d, ,o- STABLES.
hliOi Mass av 3stis 1910 18TH nrk W ,2stslS 90
iZi4 i9th stalls 80 % 10l2 l4th.3 stalls. Is OO
Il 1922 r. stalls 90 RI459 Bacon 6staiis - 5G
s05 T. NV rear 20 OOlR 1924 NYay2 stalls 8 90
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE cor
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
As the ahovs ia only n,rt ., ,,o ,,s. -, ,.ou..
ties under onr charge We viii rat,v snrn,sP c
nIeta hnIie,,ns n anrii ~, VII sauy aun com
oilce OF by mail A'p''@A'''" '''ns niaoe at 'h''
THoS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
ln4 b ST. NV. adjoining the New Willard
fe23-f
Fop PrNTI q wEpnoI g Co 90, - -. -
Fon hr, 1Sa irs y "Ehp 20. ~ "a f. CAP
500, % HooSES' .os "a 70 lOth Sc. Or p SO
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
ON EASY TERMS.
Dairy, stock fruit and poultry farms and tim
Der tracts, houses and lots, near steam and cleo
tric and Washington, d. c.; farms
from $3.50 per up; building lots from $50
up; houses and lots from $3.50 up; good kind land
and plenty of pure water; very healthy.
1t will pay you to send for catalogue before
you buy. If you have any property for sale list
it with me; charge unless l make sale.
]. +. JERMAN,
Phone connection. Fairfax. Va.
fe1I-26t'13
GRANT PARISH. 1929 N. Y. AvE.-SUBURBAN
property Virginia. MARYLAND farms; timber;
mills country hotels: industrials; mercantile
fe1S-26ts
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE HOUSE IL
and bath: square from Capitol, Lii
brary and cars. Inquire 101 ID st. fe23-3t
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED A MOST DESIRABLE,
attractive house: In rooms and bath; MI;
large piaZzSs: abundant shade; good neighbor-
hood; near Co.. line lawn three
sides; large back yard; stable, carriage house,
SIZED, etc. Call address 1920 18th Army
and Navy Club. 10 TO 4. fe2S-3r.
near Thomas Circle. excellent location for high
class boarding house; ami; in irst-class order.
For permit TO inspect apply to
TYLER & RUTHERFORD tInc.).
fe2J-3ts 1907 + St NV.
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-$S 500. 7TH ST Sc. CONVENIENT
to two car lines and navy yard. modern two
story and cellar bay window brick house with
large rooms and bath Lot nearly Aoo feet
deep to paved alley
JOSEPH I. WELLER.
Realty Broker. ife25-3tl COZ ct. NV.
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FOR SALE+HoUSES.

FOR SALE-CHEAp-
Two Groom brick houses, renting at $3.50 each.
on St bet. A. and 6thrsts. 2.w. Price Of each
$1,000. $500 cash, balance monthly in Bldg.
Assn; good chance to bay nice home; also a
good investment
nice Groom brick house Eye st. s.w. bet
Sd and AZ SITS. s.w.; all mod. imps.; renting at
$50 so per mo-; lot 16 by-1o0 fl. to a good paved
alley. Price s.. $50; cash $s5os balance monthly
In Bldg. Assn e.
fine Investment; 5-rrom abriek, renting at
$3.50 per Price 5000; cash 500; balance
monthly In Bldg Assn. q
c. H. PARKER,
fe2S-6t 435 AZ st. s.w.
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FOR SALE-STABLES.

FOR SALE-GOOD STABLE, RENTING FOR So
per month"; to responsible tenant A good invest
ment for quick buyer. Special, $3.50 THE MIL
LER-SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO.. Inc.
1923 32d st. fe4-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-28

FOR SAIE-INyESTMENTS
A specials list OF
CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTIES
F ST G ST. PENNA. AVE
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
cordially invited to cali and talk over Washing
ton real estate.
OPEN EVENINGS.
GEO. Y. wORTHINGTOS, 141o and 1872 G NV.
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FOR SALE-PRICE s1o.5oo-A C0MMoDIOUS
RESIDENCE, FOR A BUSINESS MAN. OR
TO CHANGE INTO THREE FLATS; BUILT
BY DAYS WORK; COST $4,000. IA
ROOMS. BATH, BACK STAIRS; STABLES
AND CARRIAGE HOUSE; HOT-WATER
HEAT; ALL MOD. IMPS.; LOT 21ax1O0;
PAVED ALLEY. PREMISES 400 II ST.
NV.
THOS. G. HENSEY,
fe25-3t ROOM 4O5, COLORADO BLDG.
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APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-MO0RE Il HILL INC.), TT I4TH ST
UNFURNISHED.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CHURCH PIPE ORGAN FOR SALE AT GREAT
sscr1nce. The erection Of new church building
b the Seventh baptist Church, baltimore. ne
cossttates its tmmediate sale. Address
BEVERLY r. SENER,
1seS-3t>6 No. z. Saratogs ST., Baltimore. Nd.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE.ox HEIGHTS, MASnso MES s4o.-
FINE GARDEN, 10ox150.
EVERYTHING FIRST Glass CONDITION.
FINE LARGE BRICK STABLE.
COST $4,000.
SACRIFICE TO QUICK BUYER
RENT. $500 PER MO. FOR YEAR OR MORE.
Il. ID B B: WMER REAL ESTATE. 1901 ST.
FOR sALE-RENT INVESTMENT HOUSES.
REM. SCI Isl so PER Eli NO. N PRICE. $500.
So. 900 CAN REMAIN AT 5T.
I: B; WIMER real. ESTATE. 1901 ST.
FOR sALEa2 NEW Io,RooM ASn 2,BATH.
HIGH-CLAss DWELLINGS,:
ENGLISH DESIGN.
French EMaAssY SITE And
ST. MARGARETS CHURCH,
ALL APPOINTMENTS: ELEGANT.
!. B. W1MER. REAL E' Estate EST 1901 G ST. ST.
FOB EEW WAYTE2 q oSE Sg TIE
LOT ia.iss TO FINE ALLEY.
BEST 81 900 House on on MaRkEr: BATHS.
J: B: WMER. REAL ESTATE. 1901 ST.
fe25-3t
FOR sALE-MosT ELEGANTLY EQUIPPED
AND LOCATED NEW CORNER HOUSE,
NV. COR. 10TH AND BALTIC SITS,
ON THE CHOICEST LOT OF THIS
MOST ATTRACTIVE PART OF
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
,s =; B. w1MER. REAL ESTATE. 1901 ST.
FOR SALE-3 BEAUTIFUL HOMES
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
HANDSOME LOTS.
VERY CHOICE.
$4,000. $50, 600 CAN'T DUPLICATE.
J. B. WIMER. REAL ESTATE, 1901 G ST.
fe2S-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURXISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED.
f0k RENT-BY HoLTzMAN. real. Els.
15is II NV. ISL $4,000 800 list. ne. 49, 2b IS 81
Dis sv. lar. 2bI25 90 l227 18th NV. lor.. 65 5s
81 81 f0 NV. i4r 1880 90 18Th NV g
20l7 O. lor-.-... SO So 1927 18th. 3D. Or 40 ~
Sc Mass aF 70 - - 10Th T NV ST.
2ols o, Tor. soa 2sS o llse Sc Sr sto 20 60
per annun 600 co %yo'n,ng as lsF =, ID ,s9
per- p' an mum ior 80 500 Eth De sales iur loo
Conn NJ. 17r 2b. 400 Riggs near NH sr 100 90
Mass aV X Path 2or ; 200 pear i''n' Of 90
Aos 7tb 0oI Atlantic Coast Line
tldg. from $40 to $50
-Ol ne tsari7, drug stree, ............. rs 90
1917 av trelr3 $500 i71s ) trear,. 90
FOR IiHN'r-
l6r. fh. fur. 10000 o35 Cincinnati NV.
400 l. NV. i2r fur 100 % l443 o NV. Or. b. so 90
1919 ftay 12r, h. fur100 % Bachelor apis. 1901
Is II NV. lar, b. 10 90 Warehouses. 32d 4 X NV
2l10 NV, lar, 2b.. SO. 81
TYLER 4 RuT .ERFORD. Inc. 1907 ST. NV.
fe4 2Gt'
For ,;E EH x, BY H. l. RUST; S,s l4rH ST. s;w u
1880 10Th, 2r. 2b $500 ooI44s Howard 10 bio 90
Rochanbeau ar b l25. 90 341s I3tb Dr. b. 3D. so
1742 ore i0r. b. 90 lT44 Tor. b.-Ia -
22s2 q, Or b.; 10000 1923 I, Or, b. S6 90
Adjoining soldiers ifoEle, IZ22 y, Z).O
large house. stable and 512 ID ne. 7r. b. %. so
outhldgs. 46 beau CD Morton pl. Or b 70 so
tiful.y situated. lib T. ne, Or. I3. 80
UNFINISHED. APARTMENTS.
11i4 q. 1lr. b. 60 co 18th x A ne. nice Ar &
1141 II av, 12r 20. 5000 fats. ami. ~ 90
1916 18Th Tor b.. so. 90 325 18th. floors. Al w
1880 nth, Tor. b.. 80 Go 500 G.. ar. 1000
fe2l If
FOR RENT-BY G. BEALE BLOOMER.
10 18th St NV Phone NJ. 4307.
1874 Conn av, 12r. rs 1o0.D0t FURNISHED.
l2Os NV. Or. b. 30 80 22l1 Q. Tor. %. 100
1914 NV. Or. b...35.5t 2oi7 Mass av. 12r. bS0.0o
FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED.
1913 St. 8 rooms and bath, furnace heat 200
1911 St, rooms and bath furnace heat 40 %
LOOP Vt. ave. q and bath. 5000
10Ol Spring st. CIR. and b.. furnace heat. 200
lOOo Spring ST.. or. and h.. furnace heat Zo.OO
FURNISHED.
I6Oo 18th st. IS rooms and bath. per an. 500 %
~ 18th St. lar. 2b.. bot-water heat 200 90
1908 Yale st, l2r. and b.. per month. l2S 90
!804 18th St. llr. and b., per month. no 00
1Ili DE Sales ST. l0r and b., per month. 1000
129 Md. ne, 10 rooms and bath:
months, $50 per month
! year S57 per month
delA-u GASCH & BIRGE e. 1926 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RE\T-S2250.
rooms; bath; cellar; furnace; Bloomingdale;
south front.
STONE & FAIRFAX s04- 500 sos st. NV.
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FOR RENT-GIvE Us YOUR HOUSES TO RENT.
Personal attention to all business intrusted to US
and check mailed day of renting
c. Il. HAZARD CO.,
Phone Main 1929. tfe25-3l 14lI st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCoTr & WILCOX.

FOR RENT-13i0 WHITNEY AVE. NV NEW
house OF IL rooms and baths with hot-water
heat; $50. THE UNITED REALTY co. sl2 Iath
st. NV. fa3S -.
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Telephone Main 2029.
1852 9TH he, 7r. .20.0
Flat 1914 14th NV, 5r20. co
WoOdside, Md, 7r, b.20.OO
Office rs, ST 10th NV,
s. to $40
Rooms, 1903 r NV.
II -A-
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1924 NH ay NV. f4r. BIS. 90
I $40 Cincinnati NV.
fxr, b. -..-..-...1 U.tD
f443 q NV. Or. b. 5000
/ Bachelor apis. 1901 F NV
\ Warehouses. 32d x X NV.
RID. Inc, 1901 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-LOw PRICED APARTMENTS.
ONLY S23.
rooms, bath, cellar, furnace, rear porches,
back yard: near North Capitol st.
STONE & FAIRFAX S04S06- sos F Ut. NV
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FOR RENT-323 18TH ST. SE.-2SToRY BRICK
dwelling U rooms and bath; rent only SIC so Der
month t. A HARDING. 1915 G ST NV
fe25-3t
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE SMALL DWELLINGS,
2Oo Ssh n.e..-...- .$23. 90 1923 X sw..SII3 40
lol2 sw....... $500 1912 33d nw $40 90
fe22-6'' Z. A MCINTYRE PA NV
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-02-24
HOT CONTEST
PROMISED
Public Buildings Bill Will Bring
Up Fight This Week.

Washington, Feb 20 Nothing but
absolutely necessary Legislation is the
order in the House this week. This
legislation, SO far as can be ird Gated 10
advance will consist of the completion
of the naval appropriation bill or Mon
day ab6 consideration of the river and
hsrbor and saDdry civil appropri ftion
bills, programme which will occupy
the week
There remaias in committee the last
of the appropriation bills the gene' al
deficienc, which is held back for
energer cits.
The statehood bill is to be considered
in conference darnIg the week. but ther e
is nothing TO iuGicate that an agreement
viii be reached before the session is 10
it's last moments
The public huiidinRs bill is to be a
mai ter of contest during the week be
tween the Committee on Rules and
those members Of the. House who are
enthusiastic 10 its support A combin-
ed movement or the Speaker has been
organized for the purpose of securing a
rule for the passage OF this bill
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-02-24
OWNER OF MISSING
FORTUNE HEARD FROM
Herman S. Cheney, Of South
bridge, Mass, the I'm
Fortunate.

Southhridgc, Mass, Feb. 2O.-The
securities, announced by a Bos on law
firm yesterday to have been lost by a
client, are the property OF Herman Stan
lev Cheney a capitalist Of this town
This was definitely determined to-day
when MIR. Cheney made statement to
the Associated Press, which he said was
all b wished tn or would say about the
matter. He said that the lost paper has
face value of S2S5 900, instead of $685.
Geo. AZ first announced. OF these papers
only $40 coo worth are negotiable Mr..
Cheney hores to secure possession OF he
securities without legal action being
taken
He explained that no person having
access to his home was under suspicion
and confirmed the details of the loss OF
the property. as given out by the law
firm No clue to the missing papers has
yet bten found.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-02-24
More Encouraging.

Washington. Feb. 17.-Speaker Can
non has turned down a request for a
rule giving day for consideration to
the public buildings and grounds bill,
and it appears that the measure may
never be gotten up in the House. The
Speaker was asked toda. liy Chairman
Gillette to assign day In which the
bill could he taken up and passed.
Much to the surprise of the Chairman
the Speaker declared that he would
not give rule.
Chairman Gillette i'm mediateIy
began the circuIatlon of a petition
among the members of the House, anC
wheG adjournment was reached thu,
afternoon neatly every member or
the floor had ADDED his signature tC
that of Mr.. Gillette, requesting the
Speaker to allow the bill to coult
before the House.
MIR. Gillette, when asked atout t
matter tonight, said he had no dou
that, when the Speaker YVES contICnieo
by the practically unanimous petit u
he would allow the Rules COMMITTEE
to act tavoIahlv MI. Gillette added
that there had always been trouble In
getting Speakers to stand for public
Building Dlil and this will Ee especial,
the c Ise nov, owing to the depleted
condition OF the Treasury. American
Special
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-02-24
HEAD BLOWN
FROM BODY,
Grand Duke Sergius Had Been
Marked For Death BY.
Terrorists.
CAR AND TWO OTHERS INJURED

Moscow, Feb. II While Grand
Duke SeIgius was driving today from
the Nicholas Palace through the Senate
quarter, his carriage was followed by
two cabs. At the Law Courts sleigh,
in which were two men, one of whom
WAS dressed as woIkingman, quietly
rar ahead of the Grand Dukes car
Iiage The sleigh then stopped 10
allow the carriage to pass ami at that
moment bomb was thrown beneath
the carriage, The force of the ex.
plosion broke all the windows of the
Law Courts and the report was heard
outside the city. The carriage was
blown &c pieces, nothing but the four
wheels remaining. The horses were
OF hurt and hOlted
The Grand Duke was instantly killed.
HIS head WIS blown off actually being
separated from bis body. which was
maneled. The cOachman
was also killed. He was so fIightfully
burned by the explosion with which
the hnmh WIS charged that he died
while being taken to hospital
On the arrest of the murdereIs,
neither of whom was know. to the
police, one of them coolly SAID:
i don t care. | have done my Job. +"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-02-24
EASY MONEY
At DICKSON
Additional Facts Regarding n
J. Davidson Captured
Here Monday.
HAD A WOMAN WITH HIM
Parental Objection Had So Far
Prevented Their Marriage.
Nashville Also Suffered.

Dickson, Tenn Feb is 1t appear.
that II j. Northgraves, alias n j. Da-
wilson, alleged crook, who was arrested
At Columbia last Monday while pretend
ing to represent the Manhattan Life In,
Surance Company of New York, got il
his work pretty well here before going
to Columbia. Some two weeks ago, OF
perhaps more, Northgraves blew in here
and claimed to be district manager OF
the Manhattan company. He put up
at one of the leading hotels, made him
self quite agreeable, and fell into the
confidence of some of the best citizens
of the town. He said his principal
business was not simply to write insur-
ance, but to drill others into che bust
ness. He went to DR.. B F. Walker, ap-
pointed him his medical examiner under
promise of very hattering remuneration
and, after getting into his confidence,
got the Doctor t" endorse check for
S25 drawn upon TIE Fourth NJ tor al
Northgraves, or Davidson, as he called
himself, had cashed at the First Nation
al Bank OF Dickson.
The next one cuped was VI. F Ian.
caster, an employee of the feathers axe
handle factory. The victim is a hard
working, highly respected citizen, and
no. having the ready cash, Davidson
persuaded him into taking out policy
for which the insured gave his Eote OF
early maturity amounting to $50 This
note Davidson SOC to Mr.. A, H. Leath
ers at considerable discount, realizing
out of it $34 so.
His next successful effort was upon
Mr.. Ed Yards of the Anderson Hardware
Company. Davidscn's oveltures to Mr..
Edwards vere like those he made to his
other victims. temptingly sugar. coated,
and cnr Sc quently he succeeded in get.
ting him to cash a $l5 check drawn upon
the Third National Bank of Buffalo, N
Y.
The fourth and last victim Is Mr..
NJ Clorou, TO- marty Of nioirovu, hut now
of Paris. Mr.. MClaren is young man
and was ere on a visit Davidson gave
him glowing insight to the fortune
that the former said awaited the heed
ing of his instructions, therefore Mr.
Nj Claren invested to the tune of SIS
Thu time was rapidly approaching
when difficulties woaId have to be faced,
and consequently Davidson left one day
last week. During his stay of about
two weeks at this place he made FREE
queuS trips to Nashville, and on one &C
casfon at least, was accompanied ON ms
retern by a woman, the latter putting
up at the MAYS House, white Davidson
ree1aihed at Che Anderson Hotel The
woman was attractive in appearance
and apparently not beyond 90 years OF
age Davidson contided the fact that
she was his pffianced wife, and that ere
this she would have been his wife but
for objections interposed by her father.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-02-24
SECURELY
PUT AWAY.
Mrs. Chadwick Alleged To
Have a Million Dollars.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS VIEWS.

Cleveland, o Feb 10. The Leader
today printed the following:
lone million dollars IS the amount
believed TO be securely hidden by Mrs.
Cassie L. Chadwick,
Collector OF Customs Leach has SO
infinitely traced the operations of this
woman during the last four years that
he is in a position to know that the
item saved from her many financial
transactions is 81 900 600 in cold cash.
In addition TO this sum the woman
has just as safely placed $3.50 900 worth
of jewelry.
Her arrest nipped plans tight at a
time when they were about to bloom.
A delay of few more days would
certainly have placed Mrs. Chadwick.
her son Emil Hoover Chadwick and
her husband, Dr.. Leroy Chadwick,
in Brussels, and Mrs. Chadwick for.
tune would have then been So. 000 900.
1T was her desire to make Just one
me re deal with $500 900 as the stake.
The action OF United States Attorney
John j. Sullivan in causing her arrest
when he did was the checkmate over
which spelled the word defeat. StIa rgt
40 - may cOOLi tuC lIOhi WI IL
she wished to get this last $5Uu, 00t
were the most severe IN the criticism
of the action of the United States
Attorney, which they at the time char
acteriAed in bitter language as hasty
and Ill advised.
Among the Federal authorities the
belief is strong that MIS- Chadwicl
vas sanguine of carrying to success!
he1 deep laid plans up TO the time she
made Der sensational flight from the
Holland House In New York Git,
Sne never wavered from her purpose o.
carrying them out until that time
notwithstanding the publicity which
the SUIT of Herbert Newton, of Block
line, Mass, had precipitated. HaC
she been successful IN eluding tht
secret service men detailed to watch
her and the newspaper men whC
thronge1 the hotel where she was stop
ping she would have made her escape
10 b ussels in as direct a way as might
be here she would have settled down
to enjoy the proceeds of her meteoriC
career among bankers and money
len els 49,,
I'm the event that Mis-. ChadwIcB
SHOULD escape conviction under the
rIesent indictments against her, the
United Stttes Treasury Department
VIII take action against her. F."