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New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
n GOVERNOR GENERAL.
Nem Title for Lake E. Wright
Head of Philippine Government

- washington Feb. 7-GeneraI Luke F. Wright of
tennessee is the first American citizen to bear the
u'le @ OF Governor General in the Philippines the
-nlnppine bill signed by the President yesterday.
60, The change of the title he now holds
CiFll Governor of the Philippines Secretary TAFT
Ioosy sent the following cable dispatch to the new
Governor Generals
s sai1te ana congratulate the first American Gov
81. Senefal OF the Philippine Islands and wish
loL MN the same success which has attended hfs
administration Civil Governor
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
REPORT THAT rINKEY HAS RESIGNED.
It Is Said He May Leave the Carnegie Steel
Company for the Bethlehem Plant.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIsUNE-l

Pittsburg Feb. IA report is current here that
AIex C. Dinkey has handed in his resignation to the
directors of the Carnegie Steel Company as presi-
dent Mr. Dinkey could not be found TO verify the
story
Judge J. II Reed a director of the company said
1t was news to him. 1t is known that Charies NJ
schwab has taken some Of the skilled men from
Pittsbure 10 work in the Bethlehem plant and il Is
said Mr. Dinkey will go with his brother-n-law
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
FAvoRs THE AUToMoglLIsTs.

Washington, Feb The House Committee on
Merchant Marine and Fisheries has authorized IA
Forabie reports on seven bills amending the steam
boat inspection laws n accordance with the recon-
rae1datons Of the board o. inquiry or the General
slor.-r disaster One Of the bills permits auto
r1ot-4s 20 20 aboard ferryboats under their own
power
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
FREMONT OLD GUARD WILL MARCH

The Fremont Old Guard. now permanently reor-
ganized will take part in the inauguration of Pres
dent Roosevelt accompanied by it's auxiliary corps
Of Sons Of Fremont Voters.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
Dyspepsia, UnuM1V Perfect
dizziness. UUIIN u Cure
liver and No
:::::::'.. ;::s;:e LAXATIVES G::s-- ':;;::

approved by vote OF all the share. present 26l SO
out OF total OF Sss IA shares. The meeting also
unanimously ratified the action OF the directors
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
ApeRovE 100000 BOND ISSUE.

buffalo Feb IA special meeting OF the stock
holders of the Iackawanna Steel Company was
held to-day at which the proposition to issue $50.
600 600 Of first consolidated mortgage BONDS vas
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
Pneumonia and Grip Follow the snow.

LAXATIVE BROMp QUININE prevents Pneumonia
and Grin Cal full and look Tor the sigma
luSs OF L. ". Grpyo Ee-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
no PREVENT THE GRIP

Laxative Brono cuinne the world wide Cold and erlp
-Ssdv rsrnovss lie cause ths tall name and
iook tor slsnstnHe of T. w Drove 1oa
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
1sWILLIAM TELL" :"
OVERTURE
An Adequate Performance in the
Home possible for every owner of
The OrChestrelle

~ ME following description of the Overture Roins WILLIAM
TELL is excerpt from the ''ORCHESTRELLE CATA-
LOGUE OF ORCHESTRATED MUSIC" book
hundred celebrated
will free charge address application together
let explaining b
the the the fus the e
beauty and heretofore found only complete orchestra
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
BEARIsH REPORT ON COTTON GINNED
But Local Market Advances Sharply on Ag-
gressive Buying and Short Covering.

Washington, Feb. "A report issued by the Cen
sus Bureau to-day shows the quantity OF cotton
gtnned from the growth Of 1904 to January 10 TO
be 1276T 800 bales counting round half bales.
These consist OF 524 square bales. 2S9 25 round
bales and sS1l0 Sea Island bales.
Counting the amount running bales. the total
is l29I23I2 This was guned by the 30 21 ginneries
which were operated at some time this season prior
to January 13. Ths statistics Of the cotton ginned
TO the corresponding date in 1901 show total OF
,s5s III bales. embracing 9,0SSS square bales
747 $50 bales and 72907 Sea Island bales, with
80. III active ginneries.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
Although the gtHners, report was REGARDED as de

CIu5uIy DsEIIsI,
sharply after its announcement on aggressive buy
ing and on urgent short covering, which carried
the prices Of the leaoing futures to the highest
levels Of the day, March reaching 7.61 cents, May
7.67 and July rs. In the afternoon trading the
fluctuations were wide, but under the pressure Of
heavy selling for both accounts prices declined
TO 7.37 cents for March 7.42 for May, and 753 for
July. Final prices were to points above the low
est Of the day and about the number Of points
under Mondays closing quotations.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-08
RO5sini'5 Overture to "NilH4m Tell"

Ths the Overture Rossnis last opera has long been
famous containing the vivid description of that
probably be found in all But apart from this it is
full of beautiful melody and also has the highly dramatic ele
ment in rousing
"The of the opera laid in Switzerland of course
and the work follows the familiar story of Tells struggle for
the delivery of his country from the hands of the Austrian
tyrant Gessler.
"The Overture opens with beloved and welknown mel
ody; this dies the heard nuerng the dis
1t approaches rapidly its fury being painted hurt
ling ohromatcs and shl flashes of tona lightning Finally
subsidies and from the heard the tender melody
that the shepherds CALL blown upon their pipes After this
the brilliant closing episode that has lost of its
stirring despite its and the numberess
performance.
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lisa Nh av nw.f4r. bis 90
Bachelor apis. 1907 r NV
| Warehouses. 81 X X NV
Cottage Taxa PIX. .35. 90
Office rooms, 1861 Il NV
RID. Inc, 1907 Est. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED or UNFURNIsHED.

lST. Cos 18th ST. NV.
1899 18th, Tor. b. ..4OI3
1905 y. ior. b. .-.4 40. ~
f44S Howard ay 10, biO.W
1923 Ore av. Or. D. n 10
1912 18th. Or. b.. 90
1895 10th ne, Or. b. cor2I 30
s3I 9th ne. Or. b.new22- 90
G22 Morton pI. Or. b. 20 80
1876 Cal St. Or. b. 1850
APARTMENTS.
l110 Conn av, 3r. b. $3.50
iI3 18th ne. Ar. n. newi4.50
OFFICE ROOMS.
1909 F. I'd q front. .12-oo
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FOR RENT
Ne cor 18th & Clifton,
Ter, ib. fur. -. $500 90
3D. Conn av. 16r. 1928 90
400 l. NV. 12r. fur. 100. 20
1922 \ n av. lar. b. IS. 90.
TYLER IL RUTUERF0I
FED est, sincSu
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FOR RENT-BY ii l.. X
FURNISHED

FOR KENT-BN ii l.. X
FURNISHED.
1890 18th, 12r. 2b. $500. 90
Adjoining Soldiers Home,
large house. stable and
outbldgs. &c acres. beau
tifully situated.
UNFURSfSHED.
1880 18th. 12r, 2b. 100. 90
1874 Conn av. 11r. b$1C0.0o
1857 18th. 11r. b. GO. 10
1915 18th. Tor. b....5O.5 80
1119 18th. Tor. b. .45. 10
1I44 Ore ay. Tor. b. .45 20
14o0 Bacon. Tor. b. As. 90
apfO-tf
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FOR RENT-BY L +. SAUL CO.. 7TH L NV.
20i0 18th sto. Sr. b5o 90, WOODBURY. C, wiz 90
1905 RI NV. Tor has 81 Gale ne bet goth & DIST
713 l1th NV. store .S4oU0t Or, w.........1O50
Nv 4th 4 W 1912 Cap, 5r w. 10 30
Sr. b. stable. 40. DOL 1896 s NV 5r W. 10. 90
40I X NV. Tor, b. 30 80 Rear 18th < o NV Ir..S.OO
1875 10th Ur. d u so 452 ID NV, office 81 & So
50 NV store. IL 90 Rear hOS 18th q, We 30
1915 18th .so eel 0Ol672 Navy p1 Sc. Ar. a 80
1245 18th NV, Or w IL 30 Woodburn u. C.. Pr w4.vO
See on list of fats under Apartments for Rent.
Office rooms SIP L st. NV (steam heat, apl5tf
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UNf OK
So. 4oOyr. .21os 10Th. pr. 4b
Sl25. laos NJ NV, 15r. 3b
se5. ...-..1311 Conn av
SIS. 50....l225 Conn av. 12r
S85. ..1S22 \ ii ay.l2r, %
$50. 80. 1881 Vt av. l2r
$50. ...lsl6 10Th. l2r. D
ST5...17l6 \ NV, 11r. b
SI5. 1910 21st NV, Tor. b
SIS. 100 10th NV, 12r. b
SIS. .IS2i y Il VIII. %
ST5-i2lS n ii av NV i2r b
$75. .....2lIo D NV. l2r
S65. .....1436 Park. 12r
$50 .141I \ NV. l2r. b
$50. Cor Ky avs Mt Pleas
S80.i93S Baltimore. Tor. 2b
$50. 1881 SIintw0od pl. LOT
$50. 1888 Mintwood pl, l0r
$50. 1910 Whitney az
$50. 1867 q NV. Or. %
SEQ. 1925 18th NV. 11r. b
S5T .J0.I309 14th NV. 12r. b
$3.50. oil NV, 12r, b
S55 rs. 1919 X NV. l3s. b
$50. Is. 340a Nj Pheasant
$50. 1920 18th NV. Tor, 2b
500. ..... 1926 b sw, Tor
$50 1922 to 1886 Baltim'e
SAT. 80 .260S Univ pl. 12r. b
$3.50. 1872 II NV, Sr, b
$40. 80. .115 5th Sc. Tor, b
$3.50. 1924 18th NV. 10r. b
Si5. 1870 Cal NV, Tor, b
s+3 10. 1921 u NV. laF. j
s42. 80. 1929 Kenesaw az
sac. 90 $500 18th NV. I2r. b
$40. 90 1901 Sth NV. Sr.s
$40. 1876 & Sc. Or. b
S37 so. 1910 Prince'n. 10. b
S3I 80. 1919 Corcor'n .Sr b
S35. 80. 2135 G NV, 12r. b
49,. so. $50 VI NV, Or. b
$3.50. 1902 T NV, Or, b
1872 30 1927 4 NV m -
$40. 10. .224 G NV. sr. b
$50. 80. 81 L NV, Or. b
$50 .J0.13S Seaton NV 81. b
So. so. .726 F ne, Sr. b
$500 -323 10th NV. tir. n
SOS. University Park, Tor
SO 30. 1920 N ne. Or, b
So 80. 1921 T. Cap. 5r. b
500 80. .453 Tenn nv ne Or
$50 so. .712 Sd Sc. Or. b
$40 .224 Mass av nw.7r.b
$3.50. .924 I'D NV. 7r
S1s.50. AL II | nv NV. 7r. b
SO. 30. DID, Mass avnw O. b
So. 80. ...727 l. ne, Or
Sl5. 30. .53l 9th ne, Or, W
SO. so. 1923 Duncan ne g, b
1880. lib + ne. 7r. b
BIB 30 ---l4l6 Duncan n
si3. 20. 1927 Duncan Or b
Si2. so. $50 Callan ne, Or b
APARTMENTS.
$500. The Rocha m beau. fur
500. The kensington Or. n
$50. The Magnolia. Or. b
500 80. 1883 II NV. 3r. b
sp15-2t
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10 a NIL.
s4J. The Chaplin. 3r, FUR
S45. .-I143 n II Nv. n. h
$40. so. 1905 Mass av nw,5
$40 1908 14th NV, Or. b
$40. 1904 whitney av. 3r
$50 The La Grand, 5r. b
$50. .....1114 25th. Or. b
$50. ..--- 1921 LIST. Or. b
$50. .1452 Chaplin NV. Or
$50. 1913 25l6 nth. Br
s27 80 25O3.25i5 I7th.5e
S27. 50176l Willard. Or, b
S26. 80. 1T03 Erie NV, 6r.b
SIG. $50. .2J02 C. ntral av Or
$500. ~ quincy NV orb
S2G.5o ~ quincy. al O
So. 50.,.170S Pa av. Or. b
S25 80. .l703 Erie NV. 5r.b
$25. 80. .2504 Center NV. Or
$50. so. % Seaton NV. ST.
S2b.5o. 18th Il o NV. Tr.b
s25 so. 80 Seaton
S24.......14 L ne, Or, b
S24......16 T NV, Or, b
So. so. .l7-lg-21 Thomas
s23. % TO 70 Thomas. Orb
S23. % L ne. Or. b
S23- 20 I ne
SD. 80. .2J0S l. NV, Or, b
S22- 80. The Clayton. Pr. b
~ So. i!2l l. Cap. 5r. b
So 30. .i4i9 T. Cap. Or. b
s2e e. to 30 rhomas.5r b
i5iI 80 u fiurnns
SCI so. The Brypmawr,3,b
$50 so. -641 Sd ne. or, b
80. 61S ith ne, or, b
$50. so. $40 4th ne, Or, b
$40. .....134S F ne, 5r. b
'Si9. e. COS Eliot ne. 5r. b
$40. E. $40 Eliot ne. 5r. b
SIS 1916 r ne. Or. b
$3.50. 9th & X NV. ST. b
Sl4. 80. .1427h T. ne. Ar, b
4.3u. 4i3E. fem uv. arb
Sl3. 80. 1916 Duncan. Arb
SlJ.30.i412h Duncan.4r,b
STORES.
$3.50. 1927 Pa ay NV. 3tlrs
$50. N } az aHd II NV
sT5..-.-.--.l02S It'll NV
s52. 80. i321-aa3-25 l4th NV
$40. ...-.I1th and Il NV
$50. .I02 9th NV large sto
$50. ....-...70i 9Th NV
$25. 1896 X NV
SO so. 453 Tenn nv st, DIV
$40 --..-.-3I Pierce NV
Sib- sol II NV
SIS. .1OS Tth sw. large
OFFICES.
lie Drolt bldg. SO and up
STABLES.
$50. Sd & G ne. 10 stalls
So .Kenesaw av
$40 X 10 G st, 10 stalls
SIS i 3l09 10th NV .4stalis
si5. Il 1920 I nw.2 stalls
SIS. Rear 1i1l n NV
S10-R'r 1913 1ith.2 stalls
$40. Rear lToS 18th NV
sT....-...R SIG 22d NV
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THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALT

tUH SALkr-
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Between 18th and t4th
sts.; very attractive l0-r0om house. almost new
and strictly mp to date. Reduced from $500 70
On 18th st. north Of Roanoke, west side. Lot
Is by about 100, alley on south side and In rear:
South. east and west exposure. very good
3-story and cellar, 10-room aud bath brick.
bargain. Price reduced from .750 to 1000.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. BELMONT AVE-,
one Of the best houses 10 the city for the money.
North side of street; frst-noor kitchen; steam
heat. modern In every respect. Between two
lines. Lot contains z, 900 50. It. Of ground
with wide paved alley in rear An unusual
chance to get house In this locality at the very
Lovely home only one block from two car
lines. particularly good exposure. Open on east.
south and west sides. Well built; In first-class
condition. An ideal home; about 10 rooms
Owner leaving city will sell cheap. Let US show
you this. No reasonable Offer refused.
Detached home on Wyoming ave. splendid
home IN neighborhood Of beautiful properties.
ments. Price only $17,50O. Would submit an
BARGAIN on north side Of o st. west Of
Goth and only one block from cars. Three
stories and cellar; full 20 It. wide. Good as an
investment or home. Rent $50. Price only
81, coo. Should be seen to be appreciated
FOB PHYSICIAN OR GOVERNMENT OFF,
CIAL. A bargain in home on St near Far r.,
ragut Square. Close to White House and In
fashionable and convenient nelghborhood. Only
$15 900. Large lot, alley In rear.
If you are In the market for home or invest
ment don't fail to us before buying. as our
list contains some Of the best properties In the
it WIN. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 st. NV.
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Up-todate home, CSC Mass. ave. me-; large
rooms; tile bath cellar; hot-water heat; i.r s
deep parking. A bargain, $500. Open Sunday.
beautiful home at sacrifice; location su-
perb: 10Th and Oregon NV; rooms; bath;
cellar; furnace; lot 17.6x9O to alley. See this
at once. Only $500. snap.
business property, 7th st. Nv ~,
rented at $3O Only s., 600. good chance.
apI6-3ts GEO. NJ. SLYE, $40 L NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED,

FOR RENT
THos. J. FISHER & co.. INC,
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE,
I414 r ST. NV
TELEPHONES Al. 34S AND IL. $685.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
roR sALE-CHEAp.

FOR SALE-CHEAP.
1852 9th ST. s.w.; 1sr brick: all mod imps.:
renting at $s5.05 per mo-; fne corner. Price,
$500
fne row OF four brick houses ON 18th st.
near s.w.: renting for 5000 per mo. each;
always rented. Price of each. $4,000.
718 and 121 st. S.w., 1r. brfckss NIL mol
imps Price OF each, g, $50.
nice row OF three Or. brick houses on Eye St
s.w. bet. Sd and 4ls; renting for $1,000 each;
to good soft. concrete alley. Price, $3.50 ca
007 9th ST. s-w.; Or. brick; double house; rent-
$3.50
nice row of three er brick houses on y St.
s,w between AZ md eta: south front: renting
balance monthly in building association.
$40 and e4a st. s.w.; 5r. bricks; water and
sewer; renting ut $1230 each per mo. Price Of
each, 81, 800.
row Of Ave frame houses; Or. each; water
and sewer; rented for $3.50 each. Price. $500 ca
1851 South Cap. St. s.w.; 5-room brick; renting
for $3.50 per mo-; only 5000; cash. $500. balance
monthly In building association.
704 and T04h 9TH 81. s.w.; renting for $40
each. Price o, the two, $1,000.
1121 Az at. s.w.; Or. and stable; renting at
$3.50 per mo. Price, 81 800.
Twostory and basement brick, with brick sta
Bile the rear; 1T. bet Sd and ~ sts
81S X ct. s.e.; a good Or. frame; lot IL By f02
#. In. Price, 81 100.
lo2 and 494 N st. s.w.; one Or. bay window
brick, with mod fmps and one Or. frame. VIII
sell the two for -, 800 to close an estate.
43 and IS Iyey St s.e., two Or. ay-wfndow
bricks: al mod imps. !. renting for $l9:s9 ca:
c. H. PARKER.
ap15-3t 435 AZ ct. s.w.
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FOR REM
STONE & FAIRFAX sO4-sO6-soS f ST NV
UNFINISHED.
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. NO EXTRACTING:
no pain; feel, act and last longer than natural
teeth; shrunken faces made normal: nalnless
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11
COMMITTED TO.G|Y||''E|:::. 7 \.
$4,000 0. TO- JAM James / !
Report Will Garry Amount Less
Il Than That Recommended
by Chief Of Engineers,
(6rom Our Regular correspondeRt)

jS (Fronl Our Regular Correspondent
NV.ASHIN CpTON, y, & O., January 1o,---
1t is learned to-day that tho Committee
on Rivers and Halibors will recommend
that $3.50, 900 bo appropriated for tho llllrl
,proverent OF James River, Captain
Lamb had hoped to be able I Q secure the
amount suggested by the chief Of en-
gineers $4,000, but the fact that all ap-
preparations aro being reduced. worked
against him. 5- l954
q Representative Gibson, of Tennessee,
Will offer an Important resolution on the
.g9til, & affecting many war claims, II pro-
,vldes that a largo number OF claim bills
,be sent to the Court Of Claims. and that
when the claims arc reported fayolahly,
the parties at interest be paid. included
In the list arc q number from tho Third
District, including several ohurcl. claims,
5 III exapectY to SEQ every church in tho
Third District reimbursed for losses sls..
ttained during the war between tho,
States said Captain Lamb have
been working steadily to that cnll eyer
ieince have bsen In songresss and i
as,, moro copfident to-day than oYeg,' u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11
PRESIDENT Y |. LJRGES ! r j: J: )
ACTION ON TARIFF ! Z i L I +.
/ (By -E,y Associated Press.)a

ASHINCYrON, D. y i1llEl nnuary Az W.
I !, 80, ent 9 roosevelt fayors tho earliest est
n,ossblo action LOOKING to q VISION ~
= nrress Of lilo tariff He $50 Informed g
the Al senators and representa- yves y = ~ y
Wcro iii the conferences Nytfl - =, Z
$,W,,ite House last Saturday and ne mas
,,,ail iplain39 Ills position o others since
q Ia conference He will call the lstttS- "
ninth Congress into extraordilnarS 5ats-
sion ;gf soon Ms the committees nave w !,
licated that they are red So. ~ 70
4 n tariff measure for p;l $50 sc. N z a
IyhIlo no decision of q definite clla rae
q, cr has been cached ns to the time or tle
extra ordinary session, IS .rca Y! soho piy
certain that, liz one should pc heiu, ! y
will be called to meet next tun,ll, i,opl
ably III October Though the Presluellt
Hls deeply In earnest IN ms deslte h. ~
tariff revision he regards the lusaso'l M
as ono Of eXpedicncy ~ Whleaa1 lSeaa1 4 sTo s1' srcul
&princ! ! Ie Is autg sake. \ l3i3 "
Will Fight Hare, .
On another auestlo however, q nat ll, z : :
legislation relating to ne lntersIl.s q 9
freight rates Of railroada-hls nllnu ~
L Bnulte made ,lp. a 10 will fight for llnt
Birrlslation and fight hard He hopes to
secure from Congress- some def lnlt 2 q
tion regarding the legislation atSthn pres.
ent session, hut II hn does not, { he ~ "
bring the subject again before Congress-
mt tho proposed extra inary. session he {.
freight rato question III does not regard
\ as ono Of oxpndlency, IIe holds that y
is i a subject which II great moral no sprll'-
ciple IS involved and one very near 5to 9
mi itho people Of he coun lle Ss.'e-
cards At, III fact, an he pa "a noun isssle
at this timnr-far and away more ,!nl-
Si,ortant than tho Irop posed revision Of thp
y tariff ES 5. sSy
! cordially Il pprpYed j0f the sltlon af
Il Congress- to hold tho pVrlu lions down
rs tho lowest possible limit hut he urgesi
very strongly-thut the ma aYal q approprlas !
4 tions should not be materially : distupbedt,
n saying that a llo best g,laran Ice b ol speaeee
d for this copntry lics tFollg ennt ny !
& homo geneous ma yy, and hat tho lal'al
programme as MAJ ~ or. be3cfas,
Brled into effept y wi thout the dyp ol
angle tYessel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11
DR. BOATWR||.I|.G|.A!'T|' !. |: J. S son 0
D|ESSUN|EXPE||:.C'T|E|::.O!.L|.'YI'.. |; {. J | ]! !. !.
Master Fred, w, Boatwright,
a II, succumbs 70 Appendicitis,
Mothers Race With Death.

Frederick ~, noatwright,S Y Jr,, son ot !,
President ~. lsoatwrlght' ol Rlehn'ondI org
College, Il died Sof appended It's yesterday
fternoon tho home OF his GRANDPA " er'5
Rey. Baker Boatwrlght, ip l 8ll3uctln ngl.aln
county, whittier he lad gone q 70 spend
tho Christmas holidays 10 was II " q 'lon
5thirteentls year Of his age. 5s B,
Last week he silstu! ned y fall and ms
father loft last Nriday TO he With him,
tTho injury then received developed lnto
lalnnendicitis. and death j soon; Followed.
DIS. DIS Stuart Mcclure and !, II, Mitchell
performed un operation. but g, no .uvt!ll, u,
ii;rls childs mother was On; lerss wayy ~
Buckinghan,, ~ when his death occslrred, 'e
slSs used "a special train fIol. Hrenlo, hep
sing ,f; thereby to reach the Sehll as bedside
before the OH y n s ~ 20
Toiegrayns r.,i from Pruslaent Roatwr,lght
were received by Dr harles ilylana Z
ana pr, w. he sfuneTfA
Will take place at the resi- dence IN l'l Is,
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III Enlarg and M l. 5.5
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proved:
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heS Hotel n ichnond. /. one the hand
~ x est and most modern liz tho South.
viii bes On larged by raisin he present
}structYo to elcven stories and ny
cons trnctiol Of Ia wing on Street,
running back half the stance TO EiEht31
street. nus completing ldllng .alo''s
the lines originally planned. .ss Y ss.- ex-
ipected$ that bids will be asked the
3const truction the addi ton and tho ells
largement Of tile 6present strtlctt by
about May or June, and the WHY
lho 4 let with a provision req uring that
IND gtructure shall he ready for occtl-
ancy within less than q ycar rom m he
day tho contract is signed ;rhe aa dGeu ,'i
wing win be a counterpart Of the present
structure, save that it will bo eleven
stories ana dS48hasement,5the a. he $relnaindef3yoI OF
the hotel being raised three addltlonal
stories to con1port with the n ewS WIN 9. I. I
The Richmond Is owned and co Y d'lctad ;;
5ly "A. D. Atkinson, by who M the ellla fEea
structure will be owned ana operate - -
is strictly fireproof modern hot pulleli g
and complete twill have 70 "a q
{SSS guest rooms and all the accessories y e
of the large city hotel HI The building WI ~
tho pro1ec ted extension and d4onlargement
Will represent all outlay Of more than
$3.50, 900, and will be one of the most in1-
posing ana elegant structures II s.. l'' tlle
South or IIa st and equal In standard e
tho best&in the large cities of the coun- f1ll 3
try "A q, IA ~ s:
The& present hotel with s130 guest cham
Ebers has been operated with gratifying
patronage since II vas opened less than l1'n 2
$a3 yea 60 /, and will con ntnue Etos s hof ope-
rated without interruption BY ason jof
tho itlonFof three floors theret to- ~ hen
tho hotel was first planned 81 = was do
signed as / t will be when the plans now
existing are carried out, and tho founde.
8tions 8tof the prospective addition were
built at that time. Tho foundations D OF
tile completed portion Of the hotel were
built witll3tllc idea of the addition of three
stories, and tara strong enough to- stand
six additional floors. II need We're The
remainder OF the structure vii Z be Ike
that now standing, constructed # ;5 Of ne