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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
to see the check In his hand 80 you
better be surprised. w II. ~ ou q ont say Z

to see the check in his hands, go you I
better be surprlsed. II you 4 ION i SO ~
you can look n ! t. Y ID $
a TheS second letter was written t. Spear .i
alone. Il IN lit Mrs. Chad wick asked him MIN
to certify q check to n be glyen by her
to Henry W1irst /, Of z lyria, Ohio, $sa wing
thatSshe would get the goods tinf the East Cast
to meet the check: "a II ia ,# ,S$
So draw al check for SIG, 900, u the letter
sd d, .''and Il will sign IT. and pay 70 '. Y
well for IT,. am about to DO \ some ne.
thing Of great Interest to us al 4
Carnegie Out 81 at. 5s,.2l:.
District Attorney Sullivan laid great IS
stregsF.i resenting the letters sto.8 the
Jury, on the apparent fact that Mrs ll mac
wick was asking for the cert flcato q
"a check not onl when she had no funds !5la
In the bank. but even bel ore she had Sic n
ed III. t. Ia prac tically settled An n
drew Carnegie will not appear in he ca 2: se
at all There has been thing in3Sthe
case as presented by the that That
bears in any manner on the papers sign n
ed With his name, which bore 50 large r g
part iin8the financial transac tlonSS Of Mrs.
Chadwick and II IS not xpected that the
defense VII Of fer ny cstimony that will
cali him The, ana testify inssrc-
ibuttal. ts AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
General Yin Application.

Another article has been ADDED 70 bttllc4}
which directs an exnmlhatlol d
and report as ito Whe thersit is mpetenss
md erfany a grecment not made BY and55
E,vit ~ NE advice and consen Il OF the SEN
@nte8 to- bind the United States and suc On
foreign government In the uuidation ana
settlement II o " any d ebt the SUnllted$
states Or one or tho citizens and " sue
rs n, q grecment may be constttu onal I
report it's character and slim tat q !,
fters presenting the anlendments soma
tor con planned that be- ;3: ..ad ell
denLyored Is make his RESI- ton general
80 thatSthe report Of the com,n,ts> would
he n pplicabld to mat ers.of & like cllarac ter
y That may arise in the future. 4 lie resp
tuition was ordered printed rs amended,
md its adoption will he moved 4 moro W.
Presidents Second Message
# The Senate in / executive session to-
Fday made public the second message Y OF
President Roosevelt on tho Santo i y Do
5mingo treaty It says that the Dominican an
interests demand action B by he senate filta
at the earliest 3prncticable moment thntf
tho treaty q Is at the earnest request u OF
the Dominican republic, to $allord her
relief, a nd will relieve apprehension Al ~
foreign aggression In that quarter e is
said that the result will benefit not8only
Snnto Domingo 8 but also 3& the ia United
Stntes d by securing stability, order anu
prosperity in tho island. i s8l
Tho MESA go says the treaty offers the
|Sonly method for preventing collection Of
fraudulent claims and Of protecting Just
claims OF Foreigners and Americans nlik
1T says, further, that II the treaty ls 9
ratified, creditors belonging to other ma
Iltions Will have exactly as good treatment
as creditors who are citizens Of the
United States,& md at the Same time
santo BDomlngo$wlll be protected against
unjust and cXorbltant claims. II It Isl
mot ratified, the chances are that Amerl-
can creditors will fare III as compared
with those oE othertnatione.
M The message declares tina t our posi- on
$is explicitly ana unresorVcdl " that Y ysecrS
no circumstances dove intend to acquire
territory In or possession o. either Haiti
or Santo Domingo" 3SsI5
RI Tho message concludes: "Santo Do-
imngo grevousy needs tho aid Of q
powerful and friendly nation This aid
we arc able, and. T trust that we are
willing. to bestow, She has asked for
this aid. and tho expressions OF friend
ship repeatedly sanctioned ny tho people
ofl,thc government OF the United States
warrant her In believing TINT 1t Will not
BIO withhold In the hour Of her need. .i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

follow matorlty OF his. own party un u ! Z
! t .Sn iMeadershIp iof lliams, was his
yosing SssySn g2
dsl, tic mem bers voted against
t tfle pnropostion The President appeared
4 - ws Il the a,thorizatio n Of two pa tie
ships moro than anything suggested al I, tq d
sncI,re the thing most desired, 81 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
Carnegie Out Il Of It
Nominations G firm az ],

by sAssocinted Press.) n IL.
" yyAsHINGTON,fN Marcel, s. The Senate to-day
con firmed most OF tho nominations of ambas-
sadors. ministers and Econsuls sent in on Ms
day last. E$g IA & esS66l 9l5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

- SIT q III r. ans great curative medi-
~ ~. and lndln give 1T it thorough trial, for
bv liz marvellous nled lcinal owers, over
million and half s sts{I women ''s' nave
been made strong and y wei e..
Free dvIce. on 10 ny Of wo mans Ills, Is =
i corded by our staff of sspe eialists. I y
letters q az @ cha ano xe
MedicineR Co., Chat tanoogn. Tenn. s ,ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
FRATERNAL JoNADABS.
Organization Holds Business Session
Last Night.

One of the best attended meetings held
by the Fraternal Sons of Jonadab since its
formation took place last night in the
large reception parlor of the Oyster build
ing, corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Promptly at 7:30 Worthy Chief
r. Emmett O'Brien called the assemblage
to order, and a roll call of members found
nearly all of the council present. The com
mittee having In charge the open meet
ing" set for Friday, November 10, reported
that all arrangements for that event had
been completed, and that they had the
promises of many prominent temperance
men to attend and address the meet
ing; and this committee further reported
that this feature of the work of the Frater-
nal Jonadabs of holding open meetings"
each month had been decided upon. The
committee having permanent charge of
this part of the workings of the Fraternal
Sons is composed of ]. F. LeBarnes, F. j.
Pearson, Thomas J. Clark. John r. Davis
and William A Hickey. William c. Berg
man, Preston l.. Snyder and Chauncy Bak-
er were initiated as members. Reports of
the insurance and other committees showed
that every member of the organization Is
affiliated with the death benefit feature.
and that the organization is in a progress
sive and healthy condition, routine business
being disposed of, the good of the order
tAcIciSt WdS tdheH up, with j. r. LIE
Barnes In the chair, and talks upon topics
of interest to the temperance crusade in
this city We're given by the following
Chauncey Baker. Capt. John Shaw w. j.
Harris, Joseph b. Hart. John G. Brawner
of Fairfax court house, Va; William c.
Bergman, John r. Davis, Thomas J. Clark.
Francis ]. Pearson, Thomas Maloney, John
p. Keifer, William A. Hickey. Thomas A
Taylor. r. Emmel o'Brien, George e. Har-
rfs and A. T. Barbee.
letter was read by Secretary william
A. Hickey from Judge Alex. r. Mullowny
of the Police Court acknowledging the con-
gratulations of the order upon his promo
ton to the bench. Judge Mullowny said:
Your honorable order will please accept
my sincere thanks for its congratulatory
letter fthe 9Th instant above the sigma
ture of Mr.. William A. Hickey, your sec
rotary
1.-The order will in the future as In the
past. carry with 1t my best wishes and
sympathies in all its undertakings I wish
you unprecedented prosperity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
saengerbund Opens Season.

The Washington Saengerbund opened It's
dancing season Thursday evening at the
club rooms, on street northwest. Over
forty young members of the society, each
accompanied by ladies. were present. Geo.
L. Storm was floor master.
The ball committee, of which A. o. Hut
terly is chairman, has arranged a number
of dances for the season. The next dance
will be given November 9. when grand
ball will be given in the National Rifles
armory. The next dance announced is the
Thanksgiving Tanzkraenzchen," November
so. after which there will be an interval of
two months before dancing is resumed.
Wasiington's birthday will be celsbrated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
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with big dance. followed a few evenings
later by grand masquerade ball.
The social season of the Saengerbund was
opened last Sunday with a concert and will
be followed tomorrow with an oyster roast.
theatrical performance will take place
the Sunday following, and the first public
concert will be held in the National Thea
ter subsequently. Numerous other features
have been scheduled The season comes to
an end Sunday April %, with celebrat ton
of the fifty-fifth anniversary of the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
APPLY FOR OUR LIST OF
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
Four Offerings in High-class
Homes.

$40 CoO One of the handsomest and
best constructed corner homes
in the fashionable northwest, on one
of the widest and choicest streets in
the West End" could not be better
built; finished in the most expensive
hard woods; Is to IS rooms: a large
and valuable lot: a fine and commo-
dious brick stable and coachman's quar-
tiers. The house actually cost $4,000
to construct, when the cost of construc-
iton was at least % per cent cheaper
than at present time. This estate must
be settled, hence the very low price we
quote.
Apply for a permit to inspect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

A run on the Trenton, N. J., Trust and
Safe Deposit Company, which began We'd
nesday in mild way. reached such an ex-
tent yesterday that there were hundreds
of depositors Withdrawing their money. The
panic finely subsidized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

crz 900 Handsome residence, in choice
r/'O location, Columbia road. on
crest of hill. Washington Heights; IL
or Ii rooms; very attractive; been rent
ing 500 per month; now vacant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
Choice Home Properties.

CO o-o Positively one of the best bar
T0'Soo gains ever offered In a well con-
structed house on Washington Heights.
UNUSUALLY WELL CONSTRUCTED
FOR A HOME. Finished in handsome
CHARTERED oak; rooms on first floor; 6
sleeping rooms; tiled bath rooms:
servants bath; hot water heat: lot box
100 A loan OF $500 at 59s interest now
on the property. An opportunity seldom
offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

81 zoo Another cheap home-on Co
r'1 lumbia Heights; well located .
Just off nth street, on one of the best
streets; 9 stories; stone and brick front
10 rooms; IS feet wide; wide rear alley; a
loan of $500 now on the property.
Fully $1,000 less than value-let us ex-
plain why 1t can be bought so low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

G. 600 Rent, $40, A bargain; very
9S,OOO cheap at this price; down town,
south of N Y. ave. and west Of 1th
street: 10 rooms and bath; 2-STORY
BRICK STABLE.
S2.7so Northwest on a numbered
Po'/ ~ street. west of 9th street;
well-constructed 7-room bay-wlndow
brick house; IS feet wide side light;
rented to prompt-paying tenant.
c, --o New house in Northwest;
%t'/ ~ rooms with reception-hall plan;
tiled bath; HOT-WATER HEAT; rent,
$50.
c. Yro Rent, 1880. Northeast on F
~ ~ street; 8 rooms and bath.
G. 6-O Rent. SIS 30; Northwest on
Yo''oO numbered street, west of 10th
street; brick houses; good-sized lot.
S7ozc Rent, $50; Northwest; large
Yo'9/o brick; lot 20x1oo; alley; always
G. BOO Rent. $50; well located; 2
Do'"O stories; rooms and bath.
G. ZOO Rent, $3.50; leased by the
Tbo0 year; tenant been there sew
eral years; Northwest; desirable s.
room stone and brick house; wide street.
side windows, is feet wide.
APPLY FOR OUR LIST OF
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

SO zoo TX street near 10th street;
TS-'S one of the most select and
convenient locations; handsome large
house, % feet wide; side windows; large
stable; newly decorated. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

81 ZOO New: Northwest; rooms; stone
rfo and brick front; tiled bath
room; furnace heat; 1S feet wide; SIDE
LIGHT, WE'LL CONSTRUCTED.
LEASED AT S32.5O PER MONTH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

g. zoo "A very cheap home on Wash
T/'0 ington Heights; well located; 10
rooms; FULL 20 FEET WIDE; hot
water heat; attractive front.
loan Of $1,000 can remain at 59e In
terest-only $1,000 cash required. If It's
not convenient to pay that much, per-
haps we can persuade the owner to ac-
cept less.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

S2 600 A very low price for a home IN
TO' Mt Pleasant-3222 School st.
School st. is where 18th street would go
throuRh-first south of Park. Good loca-
ton. S-room house. large front. side and
rear yard; 20-foot alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

Wilmer Mitchell a prominent young man
of Leesville, s. c., shot and killed James
Trotter of Columbia. s. c., Thursday in the
presence of 1900 people Mitchell surrend-
cred, and gave as his reason for killing
Trotter that the latter slapped him In the
face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

&c o-o Houses % feet wide west Of
Po'@oo 10Th street, in the beautiful Sec
ton of Mt. Pleasant south of Park
street; 10 rooms. tiled bath, hot water
heat. Superior in construction and fin
lsh. First floor kitchen, with all modern
appliances. Not narrow houses, but
houses actually % feet wide. Wide
rooms, two tiled baths: southern expos
IRE. They are great bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

81 zoo An exclusive bargain; splendid
w. new S-roum houses on the
Heights of Bloomirsdale. northwest,
near lSt st. stories. only $500 cash
and So month Parlor. reception hall.
dining room and kitchen on first floor.
chambers and tiled bath on second:
laundry; guaranteed furnace Lot 100
feet deep trJom for stable); south front.
Built by a builder who has made a
speciality of Bloomirgdale houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

So, 500 SO SO; well ioGated-very near
home or investment-would make a ply
Stefan a cheap home; 10 rooms; brick
good condition; lot 19x100; we consider
the price very low; we expect to close
this out in short order; $50 is the rental
value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
The Test.

All advertisers certi-
fly to the influence The
Star has on those who
buy. That is the test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

So go Hut-water heat; six rooms.
To'-' cellar; bath; $3.50 cash and $50
"a month Think Of tia hot water-heat-
ei house-the heating system for a &c.
600 hOuse-in a $3.50 house It's a real
home. Houses are new. East of 18th
st. IN the Mt. Pleasant" section. half
square from cars. south OF Harvard st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

Coz oOO On magnificent Washington
T-O' Heights, surrounded by man
sions; q wide lot; a detached resi-
dence; finished In mahogany, oak and
walnut; one of the finest drawing rooms
in the city; IA rooms, baths and Law
atories. Nonresident owner asks S25, 900,
but wants an offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

g. 700 Beautiful little new home near
~ Pennsylvania avenue south
east. east of 18th st: rooms and bath
Very cheap at 81 200. A fine corner al
5000 only $3.50 cash and $40 a month.
This location is very convenient to
NAVY YARD and Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

Several special offerings in low
priced homes on unusually easy
payments practically the same
as rent.
S. 600 Attractive homes in Blooming
T0'I dale-on the easiest sort Of
terms-only $3.50 cash and $40 per month.
VIII easily rent for $3.50 per month
good investments. Positively nothing
has ever been offered In this desirable
locality TO equal these homes for the
price Then. too. you have an opportu-
nifty 10 secure one on practically a rental
basis. Attractive experimentation and
brick fronts; well located, WEST OF
NORTH CAPITOL STREET on A
PAVED STREET; : rooms and tiled
bath, with reception hall plan: furnace
heat; good-sized lOts-abOut 1SxSJ TO 90
Il. How about coming around without
delay and let us show you these bar
gains Eight 81 already sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

SIrooo On beautiful Washington
Heights; overlooking Conn
ave. and the beauties of Rock Creek
Park; new houses; % feet front; IL large
rooms; baths; attractive fronts; large
porches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
Cleveland Park.
Two Special Home Offerings.

=
$3.50 The very choicest location-on
r|'Oo Ashley Terrace near Highland
ayenue-a magnificent unobstructed view
of the surrounding country, extending TO
the Soldiers Home. An attractive style
of architecture, so characteristic of the
numerous beautiful homes In Cleveland
Park; rooms and bath; stone founda-
ton. etc.
Open for Inspection Sunday.
Several other home propositions In this
choice section-one at $1,000. Call for
particulars.
Sc SSO "A very special bargain in
Cleveland Park property; north
east corner of Newark street and Fol-
som place; facing south; II #. on New
ark street; new; contains 8 rooms and
bath; will be papered to suit purchaser
Fine large porch. Have us show you
this house. Open for inspection Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

CIo OOo A high-class home and stable
o' in the fashionable northwest.
Owner leaving town will sacrifice. At
tractive front of stone and brick; wide
stone porch and steps-wen arranged.
Contains about IL rooms and 2 baths.
Valuable lot not much under % feet
wide. A fine two-story brick stable in
rear, with elevator, coachman's rooms,
etc, costing over $500 to construct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

@ ,-O 500 cash--if you haven't 800
5000 We might take $J0-and only $40
per month. How can You afford 10 pay
rent when an opportunity like this pre-
sents Itself?
Northwest section; new houses;
rooms and bath; large yards; porches.
etc; porcelain bath tub.
You should not fail to investigate this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

So zrO Another corner in a select sec
T0'/ u ton of the northwest; a new
house; west of 10th street; 10 rooms: hot
water heat lot 25X11Q; beautiful outlook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

Co 900 If there ever was a bargain in
~ a choice corner property this is
one. Northwest, west of 18th street, in
a desirable residence section, built up
with costly Improvements. Stone and
brick front; comparatively new; large
round bay window; every room front
room; II rooms; LOT 44x90; easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

So OK This is good value in a home.
TO'1/J a choice location on Washing
ton Heights, surrounded by fine and
costly homes, and convenient to both car
lines. West of Columbia road. Well
arranged parlor, large reception hall, a
good-sized dining room. large buffers
pantry and kitchen on first floor. Rear
porch. Three sleeping rooms and tiled
bath on second floor. Same on third
floor, Two 90 tiled bath rooms; hot
water heat; a cold storage room and
many extras. Large lot; alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

Several Investment Propositions.
G. 600 A store property In the North
TO' west; wen located. on a wide
and prominent street near Pennsylvania
avenue; lot 20Xll0; stable; rents for SO,
probably worth more
81, ESQ Rent $500. Desir-
able new buildings, located north
west-in the West End" where
they will always rent-on a let
tered street-west of 10Th street.
not far from n. H. ave. Lots ISx
Is to Io-foot alley.
A corner over 81 feet wide
rent, $50; price, $500.
LET US SHOW YOU THESE
PROPERTIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
Three Great Home Values.
Tennessee Ave. NE.
Nos. TO to 1872 Sold. 3 Left.
Half Block North of Lincoln Park
Price, SIS, 45O. $50 $780, 3t oni51i

These houses wide and overlook Lincoln
Park. This is of the highest points of Capitol Hill and is
proving rapidly than other section They story
houses IS feet wide deep lots alley First floor has paro
reception hail. dining pantry and kitchen This floor
handsomely finished in ardwood-very massive matel sliding
doors all openings beautifully finished floors, closet in
hall Upper floor has four bright bed good Closets
very large and elegantly equipped bath Concrete cellar under
entire house. with laundry and heater Be them.
Open ALI Day Sunday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-10

The Atlantis Coast Line. 70 give ~.
err oas ~ opportunity 20 Wait their
homes and iFiends. win cell tickets 90.
eOant Of the ChFistmas holidays be-
tween ell pOlats at one and one-third
fares plus twenty-five (95J cents foe
chs FoaBd trip. Thess tieksts will Be
On sale December 2ad. ed, 2tIh. Bth,
SOsh, sisa end January Les. aHSl limit
o. sane JaaoaFJ Ath.
Fer Students and teachers these sanls
Eatss vii apply With the eEesVtkm
thai theg Will D. On sale Dessmbss
TIN % 9tih, iFelualgs. Tbsss tisksts
Will oAlT BE- cold - Studsats upou pre-.
osuialioa u q srEtiGeats signed b ne
principals end presidents q ths Vad.
sus ingtituf'ons.
An % those who have daaghtsss
ooming here ChFistmas SAsad eau o.
AtIantie Co11t Las aEsaas % Usits
REank Q. ReJlIt0u. Distrioi PaalsnEsR
Agsut, SsoAaouEilis. Pa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-10
ROBINSON AND oHUss IN IT
Appointments Made by President
Roosevelt Approved BY Them.


Appointments Made by President
Roosevelt Approved by Them.
There iS no doubt but that Hons.
Walter g. Robinson, register, and
Henry 8. Chubb, receiver, Of the
United States land Office are strictly
''in the swim" when il comes to Re-
publican politics in Florida. These
gentlemen, besides holding official poe
.sltIons, are ct the head OF the Repub.
lean organization In this State and
whatever recommendations they make
command the attention Of the depart
ment az Washington.
An Associated Press report from
Washington under date Of the 9Th inst.
beam information OF several important
appointments in Florida and adds that
this may be considered q great victory
for the organized party in the State, aS
-sthsFe was organized opposition TO the
recommendations made by the Repub.
dean State executive committee.
Friends Of ColonelS Robinson and
Chubb congratulate them upon their
influence In the party.