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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcTToNEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE WITHIN THE ZONE OF PROPERTY
AUTHORIZED TO BE PURCHASED, BY ACT
OF CONGRESS, BY THE p. B. AND W. r. Il.
CO., BEING THE TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING AND 0NE-STORY FRAME
DWELLING WITH TwO-STORY BRICK
BUILDING IN REAR, BEING PREMISES
NOS. AND 10 L STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, duly recorded
In Liber No. 1851, folio ats ct seq. of the land
records of the District Of Columbia. and at the
quest of the party secured thereby the undersigned
premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land and
premises. situate in the city OF Washington Dis
trIct Of Columbia. and designated as and being all
Of lots &c. 40 and Al, In A. J. Fishers subdivision
OF part OF square numbered 697. per plat
corded In Liber 10. folio 8, Of the records Of the
Office Of the surveyor Of the District of Columbia
Terms of sale: Onethir of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. balance In two equal Install
ments, payable in and two years, with interest
ally from day Of sale, secured by deed OF trust
upon the property sold, all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser. A deposit Of 800 will be
quired at time Of sale. All conyeyancing. record
ing &C., cost OF purchaser. Terms OF sale to be
complied with within fifteen days from day of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
chaser after Eve days advertisement of such re-
sale in some newspaper published in Washington.
d. c.
J. HARRISON JOHNSON,
FRANK T. RAWLINGS,
OCT dads. eSu Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
III. K. Fulton's Sale
of Unredeemed Pledges.
John Doyle Carmody.
Amcft0meer.

Il win sell at public auction at the ONCE OF u:
X. Fulton, 3f4 9th ct. NV, commencing on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER M0HrH. 1906. AT
TEN O'CLOCK AN, all the unredeened pledges
MBT OR MORE, consisting OF DIAMONDS AND
OTHER PRECIOUS STONES. set In fine mount:
ingp In different styles OF jewelry Gold. Silver and
Goldsnlled watches, Gold Chains. Charms, Gun
and Link Buttons. Gold Badges. Medals, soho
Silver and Plated Ware Opera Glasses. Books.
Gums, Revolvers, Umbrellas, Drawing Instruments
and other numerous articles. sale to eontfnne un,
til all lots are sold. NO PLEDGES PUT BAch
ON THE MORNING OF SALES. nol-It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01

Three-story and basement Bay-win-
dow Brick Dwelling, II rooms
and bath, No. 2I44 H street, be-
ing the Sc. corner of ed and Fl
Streets NV, to close an estate,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of authority vested IN we Will sell
at public auction IN front OF the premises on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD. 1905 AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lot SO. in square TO-
fronting AZ feet II street, with wide park
Ing three bay windows, desirable home good
investment.
$4,000 required upon acceptance Of bid. Con-
Ney ancing and recording at purchasers cost. Sale
10 be closed In ten days or deposit forfeited.
THOS ]. OWEN < son, Auctioneers,
oc2S-d&ds. eSu 913 + ST. NV,
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Winton 2O=H. p.
Automobile
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Fine Winton 20-h.p. touring car in excellent
condition: capetop canopy, two searchlights three
lamps. horn, etc., at public auction at our rooms
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FOURTH. 1905, AT
TWELVE NJ.
Terms Cash.
no1-3t 1407 q; n
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MARCUS NOTES. Auctioneer.
WITHIN MY SALESR0OMS,
9TH. COR. D NV,

1 will sell to the highest bidders for cash. for
account Of advances and charges, the above men
TONED lot of Parlor Furniture. Also 100 Axmin-
ster Rugs: and in connection with said sale, q
lot OF slightly used secondh hand furniture, beau
tlful brass beds, fine bedding and very fine quar-
tered oak bureau and washstand.
+. S.-Parlor furniture and rugs exhibition
Wednesday, November /, from 10 IN. until D. IN.
An opportunity seldom offered to secure valuable
parlor suite or rug for less than you pay for the
inferior kind. oc3O-at
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TOMORROW.

j. u. Sinclair, Auct.,
633 LA. AVE.
Sale TOMORROW, TEN AM consisting Of par
lor and bed sets, bureaus. sdeboards. chairs,
extension tables heating and cooking stoves. so
carpets also contents of clothing house Of It'll st..
mems and boys clothing suits, overcoats. overals
and jackets. Consgnments received up to hour of
sale. 1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01

Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, passed May II,
1905, and amended May %, in equity No.
2511e, the undersigned trustees will offer for SALE
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTIETH OF OCTO
BER 1905, AT HALF-P FOUR PM, the fol-
lowing described real estate. including the man.
sion house and all Improvements. easements and
sppurtenances thereunto belonging or appertaining
namely: All Of lots numbered ninety five 0o) and
ninetysix 96) and the west fifteen u5). feet front
Henry Wise Garnetts subdivision Of lots In square
numbered one hundred and Afty-seve $50, as per
plat recorded In Liber No. 49, folio IA of the rec
ords Of the Office Of the surveyor Of the District
more less. on Massachusetts avenue between
itself being about SO feet. more or less,
Ject to a first deed of trust Of 1000, due In
March, 1905. and which probably can remain on
the property for years longer. definite
Of sale The amount over and above the nrst
trust aforesaid must be paid In cash within thir-
ty days from day Of sale. deposit Of $500 must
be made TO the trustees at the time OF sale, sub
piled with. The property will be sold free and
clear of taxes to date OF sale and free OF tncum-
brances except as to the $50, 900 mortgage afore-
said. All conveyancing and recording at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser The right is reserved by
the trustees Of resellng the property at the risk
and cost Of any defaulting purchaser. after five
days or more REIMBURSEMENT In some newspaper
published in Washington, D. c., or such other pro-
ceedings said trustees may be advised are law
full and proper.
VIM. E. AMBROSE.
CHAS. f. MERILIAAT.
45S Louisiana ave. NV, Trustees.
oc10-d&ds. eSu
THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED ON
SECOND 1905. same hour and place. BY order Of
the trustees oc25-d&ds. eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01

UTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED, ON
account of the weather. until THURSDAY, NO.
VENEER SECOND, 1906, SAME PLACE AND
HOUR. BY 0RDER or THE TRUSrxE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01

c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AucrroSEERs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01
American Orientals,

in sizes ranging from Io.oxI8 #.
down to 3x5 it., superior fabrics,
woven without seams and made
from the finest Donski yarns.
On exhibition Tuesday and Wednesday. and 1t will
afford US pleasure to show them to you. Rooms
comfortable and chairs provided. Come in.
Nothing misrepresented to effect sale.
Wilson s. Mayors,
1927 and 1920 G St. N. w.
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oc2S-5t
TOMORROW.
SPECIAL CARPET SALE
New Rugs at Auction
Thursday, Nov. 2, conn
mencing 10 A. M.

EXtenSlVe assortment, fI1leAtdi-
ity, Beautiful Designs.
These Carpets all absolutely new and perfect
coming to US direct from the mills within the last
ten days.
We have Administers, Brussels,
Reversible Brussels, Imperial and
Royal Administers, Bigelow Utopias,
Saxonys, Stair Carpets, Hall Rum
ners, &C., in sizes oxI6 it. down, to-
gether with an extensive assortment
r.
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Trustees sale of a
splendid residence near
Dupont Circle, being prem
ises No. 1927 Massachu=
sets avenue northwest.
This property comprises a
magnificent colonial resi-
dence, with ample grounds
ON side and rear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-01

WILLIAM = MArrrHeLY, Trusts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
FAlRmollu NEWS

M, ffahk Jones' has returned ftenn Atlanta.
iGau where no Spsnt ast week = 4 representa!-
i've "a the convention Of The Carmen Rail-
road ttnlon OF .At11etles1 which was held "a
ny AZ Misons sadles. u Hanover
county twisted relatives here last week
ths ,Sounty after q visit g Mr. and Mrs. y.
:'aisss u;
g 1ssss sss ssss q
s RE- rank essherrnan Roanoke Y. But
formerly aS Fairr,otint boy. Is here q on 81 9
Ing Arms Hospttai ior treatn,eht, y n I'm z,
Y n, y L. and IN.
.ayS rssrs''ea iso Byets = ~ poaa
% Sa}irdays hIsht III stable In tie roar Of Mr..
Luther Smith, house In Tween second Street
caught fire. and TOR n time A. looted as y
would IS burnt down. but tho prompt arrival
of several rs cit i1s1,S. who duolly formed a
IbtickGt 5 brj rnde, Il would undoubtedly fnvo
been destroyed, and much adjoining property
damaged Tho horne was gotten out but was
Quite badly stged. y auant!t " Of proyeerdor
Mrs Il Mali % xho has beer, cutie y !
81 hes home I.h srleuar reur'as
count " va; Kill H1ssie Jones' Of Sowing
Green II Mics Lula Burton, os West Virginia !:
Miss ca 9, S Of Fort Lee va, were guests
at tlo Foreman. Cobb marriage yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
Che Ct SIN ID ia Hl |: HAN . .
lG AN PAR (,


I'd Mis- Rosalie shalor swho has been quite "
sick TORI several g. 70 sotnew hat improved
81 Miss Eva Smith. delphia, who has
been visit Ing relatir a Newport ews; ZOE
e isw aay "
Il ss Mlss hasy II carolina
SsaAsa SUSIE Drake pf On kayi ls the. guest
Ella and q Eourt b
s5 Mn. viii liam I,ockett II OF Fourth Avenue.
has been sitting relatives In Fluyanna county
for several weeks past ak8
Mn. S H. r hos has been. quite s 'l
ealIsa eeR & e. bsassds e hsr iaSsr
jofs Prince Edward = With w
Misses Mabel and Alma Bradshaw. sot Man
chester the guests last rela-
a. MI. Gordon Kelley; u who was accld entally3
shot some several weeks ago, and who was
removed to {. the & Memorial Hospital. Is now
hs hS1e q Avenue ~. $
toars tRea benet ii the aheitsrln { rms Hos !.
pita II proved atof boz quilt . success nice
sum was realized for this worthy CAUSE.
\ Mrs! Charles w lder. who has been quite
sick for some time past. iis improytn
The Sunbe am Society u Off Highland q Park
Church will hold It's regulat mon thly meet
Ing. this gsl Wednesday ~ evening a. 81 the
residence OF 81 Mrs. Ainslie rs OF 13sS Third
Avenue. 3t2All the rneSlbers are requested 70 be
present, 40 this is the first meeting since
1NAk~k -4~. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
The Queen and the ! Alexandra
Il Trust. n 81 sSSssa

..The Times ,'n,ifl IL ndon, says:
Il Tho queen take Interest sinS the
Alexandra Trust n Dining sSF oomss when ~ e.
are named ( after her. and YESTERDAY she
paid a surprise visit to the 4 institution,
as she did In 1900. Il. +
n Sir Thomas Upton was he q only one
who knew OF the Queens Bipt tended 4 Ytsis,
as she wished to see the dinin rooms
and RI diners under normal condi ions
Her Ma esty,, accompanied Z BY Prince "
Victoria. and some attand arts. drove n!
a plain carriage WI hout escort and were
received at the y main entrance by Sir
Thomas Upton. OF course, the Identify
of; the Royal Visitors soon became known
and they were cheered with true East End
s3i ysS ..5Sl
& n hey repaired to tho mana gers title
room and dlned !. faring exactly as or
binary d liners, the ] Queen sitting at The
head OF the table. n he Royal Party be-
gan with ox-tail go up 4 look A roast lamb
with mint sauce as q second course, had
two vegeta bles and finished with plum
pudding, Tho Queen took olllnariss wit i
her dinner. and the hole party 10 tiers
wards drank coffee out Of q lexandra'i
cups, nj " WI I ,sIfSts lF
The Queen and the Princess, always
we'll received. have rarely, received In any
part OF London SO vi gorous and sent husias4
It'd q. send-off as that which marked the
close OF their kindly visit, II s. n I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
DIFFERENTIALRATES
Commerce G omrnis Hears
Railroad and Shipping Interests.

ytoYgtSA661ClhtSuiTEbA
q ss$lyYAsHINeToN.%6D p. G., Jan.B 8. he In
4 terstate Commerce. Commission III to- day
gave a hearing to the rail- road and ship
ping interests In COZ nectio lon with s he re-
i quests OF various commercial bod les. to
THE di1erential rates on 4 for
\ eign and domestic ira filc by NIL raj and
bywnteralnd rail lines e 3and from ~;
h the various North Atlantic ports. from
Halifax to y Norfolk nd U ~ export n eHs,
Sparticularl y New York. Boston. P hiladel-
gphia and Baltimore sSi 5..S3
q. The prlnciga itness was Vice resi-
te Pennsylynnta
fment Of the d terentials In avor OF
I''hiladelnhla and Il Baltimore would very
seriously reduce t he & amount Of III export
traffio carried to those points and would
reduce the compel itionI now aenj oyed by
the shippers II e; said I hat IL tho inland
rates to Atlantic \ ports were u the ane.
the ocean rates from al II of them would
be the same. viii Oh, L beca use OF the great
Ell; cost VI OF ocean G carriage from Phlla-
del phsaS to- Bal imore,. would result In 1.-THE
gradual II not inlmed to wi hdrawals Il Of
ocean lines from he latter ties. q s.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26

81 BY The " nlenune Auction Co, "a; III
~ 81s p. Broad Street
q AUCTION SALE III.
20 e. feg
ssR are and Valuab les Boo Ks
Histori es Law, Me- ical,
RELIC iotls, Mas nic,
F'ic tionl1, y Etc.
(ARou 900 v,o LuMEs) 5s5s;
Book Cases AM \. 81 .i8 "a
Comb inati ion Cases
This (ThursdI day J Morning n 8
Jan 26th, at 10 80 so' ck,

We will sell az lr new war oolns NO
5G18 ID Broad 9trea. /, forS a. ~. ~
torney, boutg 200 volumes OF ra re- and III
Steresttng Books, enlbr actn g En- clopadIln 70
aBritannIc Is olumes compl te Virgil MA
Historical llectlons. e. yolumes; me
1SpectatorI8 volumes |; COME Terra To- Military
History, II volumes conn lot e, by Geneir1 9
Clement IA Evans i olume *. 1844I 80 utT7
gern literary Messenger olu1rle Y.
tEinfa Baptist, by r. B. senlple, publi he'd
1909 a lea ding Masonic iblicati ions "a tier
;GstiiE accounts OF the Engli sh Bench.and
Bar, embarrassing Books on the CIVIL Az ar,
Shakespearets ss@ Novels Scot Nv orlks,
Byron 80 Poet lcal NJ ls
tx Seu Iiii ALO5aIJE HID
ABOVE iHBOCKs q GAN sssBE SEEM a q
ssTo1fH EEB Est:,
three handsome Quart tered Oak ook,
cases and two Cont inat Ion Bo a 1lr.
vVtlisaiso SELL for another party bout q
800 yaluab Books, ysS en1Drac az Virg ma
gHtstories,S Biogra lies, ems, 81 bles IN !:
encyclopedias Al large g number W8Bnn sa
Med ical Books very q Id Books, Ver ~
wears sets Of Dickens g., 500 It's. g bofeau,
and many other Miscellaneous Books:s "a N
Enuals OF Augusta county Mos az q ms
Men, Sherma nd his Ca n pal g. an q
numerous OF her Books.
!3ALLS OF THE sABOvE PROFESSIONALLY
BE 5READYlSFORaIN sP ECIIONS AT At 9
As NJ, %$THURSDAY,.8S ~ IAN UAFs " w 20TH.
At a1 10 80. Sale posi- Il We.
THE 5VALENTINEgAU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
DEMOCRATIC Gil 81.
The President to . be Invited sto
Visit Newport News. ts9
ItSpecinI tUSThe fTimes-Dlspatt

eS gPsaH .S & T1|Vss ps 3aa s.
Newport News Lig II Infant try and Hunt
Ington RIfes sr!nyg The matter pate,
dent Roosevelt on March 4ths5 The Seven!
5ty-frst Regiment will Very pro bab lystt,nnke
the trIps toI VAST hing ton and local
troops expect Ito go Sif possible Cast g;
II. Az. j otinson of the ~ AZ ASKED
PLACED therstired is. ad !, 4.
Command shortly Il I he cal plain has been
In service for over. a ten years bein ..sa
lieutenant In the; Salem con1pa a Turing
the. Spanish Anne lean War. y. M
8The city Council, the CHI amber OF Goni-
merce and the t5H untin gtonS !. Re blica q
washington il a few days to invite sT'resi-
dent Roosevelt to pa o. TO- this
city IN the near future. Ets possible
that the President $wial COM here sin n arch
Is witness the launching Of the Il battle
ship Minnesota sss
II fly enthusia ST aDemocrats,m moss e :
them leaders among the working mensof
the 4 city, 8 met /, last nigh and organized
le,bWorking MEMS Demo ratio Club. the
club will be a permanent Reorganization and
q harter viii 5be appli led .for.
John Crane, 8 a, 70 ing whit ec man /, who
says 4 he Is Ia boi lerma ker BY trade was
held for grand jury Justsse Bf faSI1
the person. The priso Ter Is aallege 70
have '.roiled A Mike Bremen an old Irish
sailor belonging TOT the American steam
ship Massachuse It ts,s yesterday afternoon.
The sal or aged g roll sof bill IN 70
saloon, but later ga th g bartender /. II 2
alleged Lrobberyfh he had anly al to W dol
lars ms his spo cket "a maj innlped' sNel-
son. accused #of ]. being 4impll cated IN gthe
crime, made his escap pes Yis III n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
FULTON / i. a'SNEWs!;;. y.

q SThs Following IL Is list Of the promoted
,sIor ii TIC order of heir standing s
{s fifth ID Grammar Grade vi s1nla Hudsor,s
Tairaon, Pearl Sunday ana Willie naila,eysr.5
, Mamie Hutc Crimson. Charlie 1vhit1ock,s Sydney
Clay and Lola hitlock isssS
Third Grammar 0rade.-Fa annie Dansy. Edith
Tyree Clara Jenklns Edith Nielsen, Ber rsi ha
Leonard Joe Donly. Thomas Moody ana f'lia
s. second Grammar GRADE .uclle Lloyd, John
Minnie li1ushe;, Grace Nielsen and joseph
iii First cramtaa Grade Cassie Leonard
ssS Seventh primary aG Hazel Canap. Rose5
Wagner, Evelyn sps 1csr, ernple PettusE ana
Leonard; ulen. u } Y, . 3si! 33 ya
Gus csa
\ Filth Primary Grad Cally Spencer, Renal
Smith and Roy Rhod es. q
n Fourth E9 Primary SG r. de-Loyi 10 @ ,Whitlock
Helen Gathri sht and Whitfield Ilasrlson
faoldsmith b L1t.is Gait Grace caves. Lin
wood King. and Wade Col
Eat Second & Primary Mary Arnall Ellie.
Wade Raymond King aHnd Clara "a puher
tsPrimar PupijsGRu sell! Ashley. John Brown,
ROY Briggs NJ bt0n$ Chalk ley. Charlie Cha
leonard Duners ilbert Earrand, Ernest Ien-8
Jns, Horace Ailler Stout Oscar bit
mH, Eya eas
1ia5el Kelsey Nellie Myers and
Ruth S4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
C0. | | ! v
! ACREAGE i.

55S NBtvt8 III LEANS JAM Is aTirrnly BE-.
{ileving II Ito be the most Important step
fln5s ttiesB sbiutioni 4 Of tho cotton problem,
EtheEsouthetn 1iiterstateY Cotton Cotlvef,.
Sttonawtfout a. disc Eins vote. to-day d tst
clared In favor of Ok a. per cent. red uctlon
In acreage and Al ed1ai red uctio,, In II Fo
use Iof commercial fertl lizer ind backed
ithat actl Ion wit the adoption OF q conf.
Fprehensive plan 10 secure the support Of
wheit1linE majority OF the delegates twero
present when tho report was received
and acted upon. q js Ii p " fyj b st8
4 IS AT the opening of. the Afternoon, sea--
islon,s former Senator M draurln,# Of South
Carolina, spoke along the limo a W nat lonnl
protection for Tho cot ton grower, saying
that u heretofore tho cot ton planter had
been sacrificed to the doctrine OF free
raw materials. A reference to I President
ROOSEVELT $friendln ess to the South pros
voked Va II fav0ra Bile dem onstrat ton on the
part OF. the aud lence. &S gl 5
Y. Former lieutenant Governor Jester. Of
Texas, from the COMMITTEES Oh n \ oltiing
and Enhancing the Balance Of the Present
Crop, presented q report setting FORTH
that each State and local section seems
amply able to finance Its present hold
ingH.g THE coinnlt tee Believed Il that tho
cotton now In tho hands OF 4 he Queer
should remain on tho farm &or be stored
In local arehohses ~ pr teotcd n against
weather nnd fire. and sail that the hanks
and toommlsaion me- . eylnced Y, o. lng.
ness To- aid In marketing the balance OF
the crop 30 az to hold In check any dis
position to rush In cotton Suh duly and
7 break tho L mar ket Be! LEI was Sexpreaacd
that Is per cent: reduction IN Sacreage and
25 per cent. red uction In 4 rtilizers will
solve the cotton probler1l.g E5 u Tx
Alt CTION SALES This Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
I. Essex Park Summary.
(By,$ Associated Press 81

rs Est (ByS Associated Press.
a HOT SPRINGS a ri Is Jan q Summarizes:
HI Carbii Is 10 10 first Two Step (l5 to- ~
second, Foxy Grandma as to - third. Time.
100. $& gsi d, .
toll first. Carthage teven) second, $ Annolo
40 TO y third I. Time. ::s7 "a
Third race-tIye and q one half y iurlonEB.-r
EsterreS rs to u first Moonet (eyenl second,
Hubric Is to 81 third Time. :oS
b Fourth race-six furio gs--Tosca 70 to- p
first. Buttons 4to 81 second, " Joe Goss g TO
ii third. Time, i :i3 IL 5 " % y. -.
i Fifth race-seven flrlongs--Ing ol Thru az
10 ii first Celebration Is to y second, Namokt
Is to Is third Z Time, 1:37 az ll.S
y Y siIth 4 race-nils and twenty yards--Ladas
rs to IL first, Waterford q to - second, Give
AIIEG0A To y third \. Time. ~, Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
RACES VA II NEW v, ORLEANS,
Philips Pair Run First and Sc
cond LIN. R osebud@ Stakes. &. TIL
fRv n 4 ssoc ", ,a. ~ 3 s., ,.e - Is AZ


y NEW ORLEAN ,3s888 Jan Il Il. The Philips
family were In fine form o-day, their pa II,
Bertha o.. and jim MEG Times running first
and second Inv the Rosebud stakes. MaEnolin
and Monte Bank were the 3only inning favor
ites. and Il the latter owed q his success ss to
Philips well Judged ride. 5l
vs. First race five and o. half furlongs-Mag-
nola Is sto Il q first, Daisy Green go to
second u Wreath Of Ivy 80 y third Time,
Il s So fur,ongs Johnson
us !t6 ~ sfflfst. ,Nlpertns3 Atii to cond,
Matadory Il. itoe 81 finished third but was dis
qualified u 5or foulnz Inyincibe g to third
Y Third srace-six and q half neutrality-suspicious.
Fenney Il to y first. fleetwood (7 to . second,
Sea Shark (6 to ~ third \. Time. "a rs.
Fourth raesthe Rosenud STAGES thTee ana
Jimmy AIcG lpnes Is to Il second, Hostility e
to y third. Time. - rs . Y, !,
if5 Fifth race-mil ickshaW e. to ~ Il first,
Dan McKennas az to s. Il second, Old Stone
go TO 31) third Time. = :4s 2.5
Sixth race-nile and an elghth--Montea Bank
n To-. IS first Lady Chariot 4 too D. second.
Little Boy Us to y bird .i Time lbs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26
4 EID|Is!IO|!h8UNDERGI0Es..
SURGICAL m. 9 OPERATION {: ION
Inventors Second Attack q Mas
q told Disease Serious, But
He Will Recover. sss S3lS

II x special Is ;, tho New Y ork Evening
Sun from Orange, New Jersey says
Thomas Alva Edison, the! inventor, url--.
8derwentSa grave surg cal opera ton ~ ms
llennol klewellly Z. paFk
ab 5l which hid formed ia tie mas tod
rGseass naeS9t the s5t
point. n. vs. . \, v =.
Sof$ tho operation,aa and -dayJ the prospects
tGS Sn sf,f "a
tbs atatenent today tier q consnlta-.
Is baea
4 been under tho care sof .Dr p. Brad
shaw orang The family pl Y: i
called 81 IN consultnti lon las t eyening, !. a
diagnosis Of #mastoid q bsoess was ma de,
and an 0per on WI decide upon. t1rs:
Edward 3 M e saa ~ =; q
the diagnosis approved of6the opera
night So BIS, puel a ID
Sisted Dr.. r.. Eag VI .Euel,s
assistant Drss p enc hi nd sMeKernon being
present as consult ants. 81 Dr. Charles ..
an si1 owing to previous u mas.
3toidits some years ago, 4 the operation was
an unusually difficult one, owing TO hard rs
ening OF 3 the bone, S5i tich had resulted
from I he previous Inf arnnlat Ion. AS ire
suit OF this the operat Ion itself swas I'M
usually long, ting yer an hour. I: Pua
and dead bone were Afon i'd in The cells OF
the rnastoid proc Co.'s, 1hietl was Scomple te5
ly renov rs Mr. Ed s0n covered 3Qui ckly
from the i anaes thet ic, an ian hour at ter
the opernt ion 3okeds W lt1B and he
doc tors.S He passed a good IN ght, sleep..a3
ing six hours, and 4 aWoke In u his usual
Normal Hes mime CIV asked for the
morning papers, nd $ was III dis ppointeds
when he was no t}al lowed to- read thefn.8
\ He expressed great Int crest lin y the r US
siam 81 uat lions remained sat the
$houses dirlng Il fhesni & and Drsss Brad;
shaw and Duel Ri consul ted I. morning
4 at 100 clock sail Ia expressed Themselves
as MHperfe ga tisfled wi til his con-
* itinnsE and expect an uninterrupted res
$coYery, less 4 come 3un toward Il symptom