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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-18
AUCTION SALES. future Day.
BY +. NJ. WORKMAN Il CO.,
Real Estate At!clioreers. K
Court Sale Of d valuable Lot
on +. Side 18th ST., front
ing Market, between Main
and Franklin SITS, at the
Corner of Walnut Alley
Good Location for BUSH
ness Stand. Store Here
Will g ON m AN d Good
Rental. 5s .j.3

Pursuant to n decree OF the Chnncery
Cot,rt OF the city Of Richmond. entered
JULY III 1905, In tho cause q Allen vs.
jacobs and Jnoobs vs.. Wolfsheimer. tho
following special commissioners Will sell
& E ~ FRIDAY. JULY asst, 1905, y
at $50 O. clock FL Nj, the property q de-
scrbed In said decree as follows IS n 4.
THAT certain lot Of land lying In tho
city Of Richmond, state OF virginia.,
fronting 1Ssfeet 6 inches on the east side
OF Seventeenth street, between Main ana
FRANKLIN Streets, and running back IN an
eastern direction, and between parallel!
lines Rl>out IS fact, to an alley teet
inches Wide, the north line Of sald lot
being the south line OF Walnut Alley,
between Main md Franklin Streets. thA
lot to be sold free and discharged from
the lien OF an annual ground rent OF % s1-2l
bushels OF wheat now, and for many
YEARS, reserved upon said lot, Beg
TERMS One-half, cash OF the purchass
money to be paid In cash, ana the ball u:
1nce upon equal credit nBtalments, at
and IL months. The purchaserAt to 3recei,yN
q deed of bargain and snlc ana Tor tne
doferrod payments, ho shall execute ny
notes with interest added waving MS
homestead, and secure their payment by
a deed OF trust on the property. Or the
purchaser may pny In cash any larger
sum than one-half, Il he shall eLact 70,
do 50, but any and all credit payments
shall be secured by n deed Of trust. Thel
property will be started at On upset old of
81 1iS 3{F ilfi ia3 stSH3{gSe
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8Weldo,nr Votes for Schools.

ssY56ffi (special to The Times Dispatch
~ III T,pN' NJ c., July 1.-THE election here
,o,dsy' for graded schools resulted In q Pig
ma iorlty Of the qualified voters Tor senof9S;
TO the schools.
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Z. "a
In execution OF a certain deed of trust.
dated January Is, 1888 and duly regarded
In the clerks office of Richmond Chance-
~ Court in d. b. 5lA7 q, page 46s, default
having been made ne ssc paya ana Ct
the request OF the holder thereof. ! VIII
as trustee. substituted hy s an ordeI I %
i. 1905, proceed TO sell at public aug :,
tlon. upon the premises, at o'clock od
the house ana lot above mentioned. being
The same real estate conveyed ~ tns saa
class which always commando tenant
at good rent, and It VIII pay as an 'n-
TEKais Enough cash 70 y. pay eo a,sn e
proportlon OF thu taxes OF 1905. and the
sun Of saeo With Interest q shess con d from
eredis o. 6 months. evidenced by q neso'
liable note, with interest I, added. ana 60.
liberal terms will te given AZ hour OF
' II. SELDOM TAYLOR. \,
Substituted Efustfs. q
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Friday, July 81, 1905,

s eeed to sell BY public auction, the prop
erty conveyed In above mentioned deed:
TERMS; Cash ms to, the expenses Of
executing this trust al taxes dus, and
one note for $3.50 due November g. ls9S,
and one note OF S4aS. 90. due May q, 1891,
and Interest thereon from date q ma.
turity to day Of sale; The residue as may
be named at time Of sale.
GEO. g, JE7 FFERSON, Trustee.
]. p. Carneal s. Son, AuGtloneers-
" 16-tda. ..Al 4, 9.s 49, % ~ NJ ~.
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$St..Lo,u,is.
ST LouIH. 4. I133
,lByS Associated Press.)

7gE''-9I1I BY ASsOClHttU fIeso'3 1EI1I .-II3@
ST, Louis, July I'D elmar sum am
! II re "a and half turlcnEsmc
Bill Holt e TO y nrst, D. @. Taylor &
e y SECOND, Pr. Turner g y = 'n lE'tt.
Second .racs-slx furlongs-Lass9 g 10
u first, Outlaw q to y second, Katrews
VI hbIrd raceAone mi!e--Anadareo g tos2)
frst. Aurocelyer e 10 y second, Fortune
Teller g thru Thine. - * Robin
son X TO IL frst, Secret Il to ~ second,
Sainada Il 10 i third, Time, l:15 IS.
Fifth race.-seven furlengs-Missssa ! Ma ss
Day (even) first, Folies Bergeir ss . r 20 q
= Sixth race-mile and .seyonty yards-Dr.
Riley az to first. Marnn g 20 .? Ti SSe
i AZ rs fi}y 35s gE5t ag4Fy
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( by virtue OF O certain deed Of trust,
recorded In the Richmond Chancery
Court In Deed hook Isl, A., page 4S3, de-
fault having been made IN the payment
OF the debt secured therein, and having
haan required BY the beneficiary so to do,
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.CincinL,Ln[lati.
(By Associated Press,) ...,,,S

(By Associated Press)
Il CINCINNATI, JULY l7' - sum y
FIRST receive furlongs-spec maker
q toll first, Gold Mate 4 to o secoIdd,
The Mlnks 10 to y third. Time ~ 70. -,
. second race-.seveq fur I{n < Ky
ond Tflsuron liz 10 y tn I'D. Tine,
Thi I'd race-one mile-Telephone q 70
BROOM nss. q t' to S third. time. 10.
Fourth race-shoEt coursei steePiieeah az
neutrality-suspicious. Bradyaats 70 !,,.D r nrst.
moner Is 10 y third. Time. 500,
Fifth race-one tmile-John Carroll u s 10
81 arst. White Plume g to y secoEn "a slx
sa g|9!s g e sh}fal n@ek
s. first, Concert q to y second, Attrac-
ton q, to 1)9third. Tlme.41;W 20.
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$500 TO ATLANTIC CITY AND. RE-,
TURN VIA THE PoPuLAn Y DIRK
MS ga fS.tl{ aIUpR ROIJTE. fH5 sft'5-,

The above tickets are on sale at Rlch-.
mond Thursday and Friday OF each
week, limited, returning, to arrive Rich
mond Wednesday following date Of sail.
Comparatively low rates to all other New
Jersey seashora and Eastern Resorts,
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AUCTION sALEs-1.nis Day.


by i y. Carheal a, Som
Hsa nsiiiNss Essss snSss a asst rsss
Trustees Auction Sale
4 Good Frame Dwellings,
c9M i'rEA{ II, gtrE E I9 4}HY siT
- 6 s. sa o5ssffTTE 4 Tfitlf Ii t.
Locomotive Works,
NOS, o2t, sss, 62s AND $50.
.I'y virtue of certain aaa deed Of trust, 4,
faiEa Mssr9As s e sous ad siFssasa
,'ng Di Sssr s1H sps '1 q ths sb!
secured therein. and having been required
Tuesday, July Is, 1905,
nab,o slDsh prorsssdt to ss s
heren seiae iaR}s Il and Viii
The improvements thereon, consisting Of
four ,two-story frame dwellings, NUN bered
80 feet west OF the southwest corner Of
Hospital and Seventh Streets, md extend
hess strset pet h eo so ahd
depth as fully described In the above deed
a NnAcCouNT OF IT'S EXCELLENT.
4 LOCAT1 ON THIS PROPERTY 51s AI4 Z,
OF TEN NT6, "a y a. {8
i T ERMS-Cnsh suniclent 70 pay all costs
OF executing thls trust all taxes to day
March II 15th, los, OF sl7.45 and Inherent e
date OF sale credit as to 81 notes OF $50
dollars eaoh, payable ono every slx
months. the first note being aye, september
ttober 18th, 1855; tho residue on terms TO
be announced by tho trustees at tho tine
OF sale. The purchaser VIII be given th ne
svent Tho unearned interest Will be de-
Quoted from tho notes above meneo z
~ 4 w / H jfsH 4 Il y le-S
10 LANE HTERM
~ lY.bt vruH tees. 5.5t
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" TE /.
TO TA / ! !: \ | {. 5.
cleveland Wins Again and Gets
Firm Grip on First
Place.
I PIRATES SHUT HUT GIANTS gu \ Z OUT O y
Close and Exciting Games in Ma
tional Lcag,e-Threc West
EN- Teams Win.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
SW! eyfi'iHSal; 4 Il fe GxScxa 9rk' 1
e. Rstf 2oatis i sE !; Boaton. :
Scores Sunday.
washington 81 Chicago, 1.
Boston, 8; st. Louis, g. Is.
Where They Play To-day.
Boston nt.. St. Louis. .s
New York at Cleveland,
4s Washington at gChlca 20, 81 81
i5t Philadelphia at Detroit.

Cleveland, 4; New York, 1.
!. sCLCyELAND, O., July 17..Clevcland
defeated New York to-day. 1Iogg was
very wild. =, :, !,
s% Score: 4B555SGt ~. II. ~
Cleveland ........ O0o21O01..A !
New York ........ o 0 0 o OIL Q OIL
Battsries Berphard a1 4, Bue1ws; HfnE e.
pIre, Conner. Attendance, 1888.
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FoRT,ns sATuR DAY NioHT,tJULY 8
22D, 10 O'CLOCK,
,7bc. Round trip. 10 Norfolk, 7bc.
76c. Round Trip to Newport News. 7bc,
Children under IL years. Boo.
Tickets good to return next nisht or
following Tuesday.
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Detroit, q: Philadelphia,

DETROIT, july 17.-yyldness on tho
part Of Waddell helned lose the Kame for,
N rs Score: s'D''a'a 800 R.,H.E 2.
PiliIadelphia -. 9 Q 90 % . o-s 4
and achreck S9s Time. 2 hours. Umpire.
Connolly. Attendance. 1850. .f55t5 ~
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BY y, D, Carnaal 3 Son,
Real Estate Auctlonsacs,
No. l10d East Man Street,
Trustees Auction Sale

OF ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE. PAR
GEL. OR LOT OF LAND, WITH ALL
THE IMPRO VlGMENTs THEREON,
CONSISTING OF FRAME DWELLlNG,
ON THE CORNER OF MOSBf AND
PLEASANIS STREETS.
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( NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Scores Yesterday.
Pittsburg, 9; Esw York. q ,s...,
T Chicngo. Il; Brooklyn. 0. INK
= Boston. &; st, Louis. 3. 55
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Cincinnati, I; Philadelphia, o.

tS~i1tSt''''osH, = ;, : Ra'e> F'''' 49,
585 PHILADELPHIA. July l7-Cincinnat!
defeated PHILADELPHIA In well PLAYED
te score: sA"'e' r. II. Z.
Cincnnat II .a0o0D00OOe1-l j.
Philadelphia ~. 0 0 0 O o. 90 90 ~
Battercs: Overall and Schlei; Sparks
and DOOM. Time, $40 Umpire. Bause-E
wine. Attendance. ESQ. N
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by II. Seldom Taylor & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, Is N, Eleventh Street.

TRusTEE's AUCTION SALE OF THAI
NoRTIIWEsT CORNER OF MA RsHAI.I.
AND SECOND STREETS, LOT 25x5l
FEET. Il
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Chicago, I: BROOKLYN, o.

Chicago, =; Brooklyn, Q.
q BROOKLYN. July 17.-Chicago again
de seore: ha"'on 'ea'n hers sof II il. y.
chicago oo15o9oee-l 3
Batteries: Welmer and Killing: Scanlon
and Ritter. Time 1880. Umpire. Emslie.
Attendance ], 100. S8l RI "a
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G, p. CARDWELL, &
Special commissioners

hereby certify that the bond requires
OF tho Special iss!oner In tho @ hove
styled suit has been duly given. . "A 3s
Clerk Corporation Court for city OF Mas
chester, Va.
Jy 14-5t .t5 "a. ,55}5
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x Score: I. ~ y y:
batteries: Young. Needham and az Mo- No
lIrc. O'Day, Attendance, LAS
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LEGAL NoT,cks.


NIR HIN AIN TILE Law AND
" EQUITY COURT QNITtIE CITY OF
RICHMOND. July 18TH. 1908. p,., q,
Dorothy 2, rs NGr sHxkcHRY: Defendant,
d vsS os'ses 81 'S h sa
Abandonment and desertion,
And affidavit. having been made and nled
that the defendant Is a non-resident Of the
State az Virginia, IT Is ordered that she do
appea y here within fifteen days after due
Innttbilcation OF this order and DO whatever
Is necessary 10 protect her interests
4 copy--Tests, r, p. WINSTON,
= Clerk,
To Dorothy ,. Moreland;
TAKE NOTlCE-I shall, on tho Slst day
OF July, 1906. at his residence IN qoldsboro,
N, a., between the hours OF 0 4. M, and
8 r. NJ, on that gay, proceed 70 take
Sd 'day of August, 1905, In the city OF l2lch-
r1ond, va. at No. 806-6t8 Mutual Assurance
building, between the same hours. PRO
denc v.s IN my ny, behalf in the above styled
suit, Very. respect fullY !, u,
By Counsel, s. S. F, Pattcson. p q,
Jy is-lawrsw
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Standing Of the Clubs

Pittsburg, 8; New York, Q.
n NEW YORK, July 1I-Pittshurg shut
rs Score ore. = - r. II. E.
5Pittsburg ......... @ Dol ID
4 Batteries: Philippe and Pcitg; Anes
and Bowerman. Time. 1875. Umplres,.
.Johnstone and KLEIN. Attendance S,OO0.H
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ton Court Tor saId city. entered on the
Sth day OF July, 1905. In the suit asyled3
Estelle Louise Isbell va Johnson & ais;
expose for sale at auction on the day.
hour and place named above, that nice
dwelling, No. 40 Il. Eleventh street. be-
lot fronts Is feet on Eleventh Street by
lN feet deep to an alley 10 feet W de. Thls5
property Is In nice noghborhood.
6 TERAlk3-One-thlrd cash, balance at p 4
Interest added, the title retained until the (
whole Is paid: or all cash. II SO desired
wv
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St. Louis, ~. Bottom, ,

ST. LOUIS, July list. Louis won
from Boston today.
Score. X. II. T..
sosto apu.. .:......... osSoo9oo-s !
Batteries: Slldhoft and Roth Dlneen
and Armburstcr. Time, 1928. Umpire,
O'LoushIn. Attendance ]. 400.
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Boston, a; St. Louis, 4.

III BOSTON, July 17.-In a. game full Of
long hitting and brilliant fielding. Boston
won to-day N i .gS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
THE VITAL CENTER.
No Man Stronger Than His Stom-
ach.-Let Mi.o-na Strengthen
Your Digestive System.

The stomach is your vital center.
No man IL stronger than his stomach.
The average man measures his physical vitality
BY his heart, his kidneys his lungs. Yet 1t is
tb stomach that should first be considered when
sou cast up the account Of hesith
Every organ Of the body is sustained and nour-
ished by food. which is converted Into nutrition in
the stomach and conveyed every part of the sys-
TEN in the form of blood. For this reason when
the stomach IS strengthened with Mi-o-na and 3
able to convert the food into nourishment all other
organs soon become well. This explains many
cures of heart. liver kidney diseases in the
cases where Mi-o-na is used.
1t Is the most wonderful health restorer known.
and Is sold by Henry Evans under absolute
guarantee that It costs nothing unless II restores
health. Just che little tablet out Of oo-cent bog
Of Milo rs for few days. and ron VIII soon see
Z great improvement n your health is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

quet hall of the Shoreham at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning. Charles E. Sprague,
president of the Union Dime Savings Insti-
tuition. New York city, and chairman Of the
section will preside. After an invocation
by Rev. j. M. Schick the address Of well
come will be made by B. F. Saul, president
of the Home Savings Bank and chairman
of the savings bank committee Of the
Washington bankers. To this Chairman
Sprague will make response on behalf OF
the section and will then deliver the annual
message.
Following will be an informal talk to the
savings bank section by Hon. Leslie NJ.
Shaw Secretary of the Treasury. G. Byron
Latimer, secretary of the Irving Savings In
stitution, New York city, will then make
his report chairman of the executive
council. After this Secretary Hanhart will
make his report. The next address will be
that OF William B. Ridgely. controller OF
the currency, whose subject is Bank SUI
pervision," This will be followed by a dis
cussion of the topic, Proposed Bank Legis-
lation in Ohio, by N. Henchman Davis.
president of the Central Trust and Safe De-
post Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. The rou-
tine business will then be transacted and
the convention will close with the election
and installation of officers for the ensuing
year. Secretary Hanhart is enthusiastic
about the growth and development of the
savings bank section In an interview he
recently said
''The savings bank section Is very much
alive; our membership has increased from
GIG last October TO 734 at present. and we
will have lively meeting in Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
Mems New
Fall Hats.

Mems New
Fall Hats.
When man buys hat there are
two things to be considered:
First-Is the hat becoming?
Seconds the quality what it
should be for the price asked?
: You judge the style and we guar
antee the quality.
Boston Derbies, $500.
w. & L. Derbies, So 90 and $500.
Stetson Derbies, $3.50 and $500.
Soft Hats are used more than
ever this season. When purchasing
your fall hat, ask to be shown some
soft hats. You viii probably like
them better than you think.
Prices start at $2oo.
We carry a complete line of the
famous John b. Stetson Soft and
Stiff Hats, in all the new shapes.
New Opera Hats, $3.50.
New Silk Hats, S.. so and $500.
We are also showing a large as
sortrnent of Caps for outdoor sports
and general knock-about wear.
New Golf Shapes, soc. to SI.5o.
Cravenetted Auto. Caps (rain-
proof, $I.5o.
Women's Cravenetted Auto. Caps,
S2.oo.
Women's Silk Auto. Caps, $500.
Main floor. St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
stranded Steamer Floated Uninjured

NORFOLK, Va. October 6-The italian
steamship Citta Di Palermo, which was
foated yesterday after having been aground
on Diamond Shoals, OF the Hatteras. coast,
for thirty-six hours, was found to be prac-
tically uninjured and the vessel proceeded
to New Orleans, for which port she was
bound when she struck on the shoals Tues
day night The wrecking tugs Rescue and
Edward Luckenbach, which floated the
Palermo, returned to Norfolk today. It Is
announced that the question of salvage to
be paid the tugs for services rendered Will
be settled later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
Imported Cleared Currants. pckg
Cknice California FRESHLY Seedad RaisinS

Imported Cleared Currants pckg lOc
Choice California Freshly Seeded Raisins,
Pure Vermont Sap Maple Syrup, pint. SOC
Fresh Pack Choice Georges Goldfish first ship
nsent direct from Gloucester, In Bib wood boxes;
Pc ~: -; :. !Jc.
New California Fancy Peaches h. l8c
New California Fancy Moorpark Aprcots lb. 1Sc
New Homemade Jellies. glass. lie
New Johnsons Jams, 5-lb. crooks, each -. SOC
Walter Bakers Cocoa, can. lie.
Walter Bakers Chocolate, for cooking cake. I5c
Van Duzer's Vanilla, bottle. ............ 23c
Pure Brand Cream of Tartar Baking Powder
gus raneed absolutely pure; pound can. .30c.
Colonial Brand Phosphate Baking Powder,
guaranteed absolutely pure; pound 2Oc.
Prices Free Running Table Salt, box. . Sc.
Choice Porto Rico Grated Pineapple, Individual
Mrs Johnson's Virginia" Pickles sweet and
sour, mixed and gherkins. bottle.
1oc.. 15c. Csc and soc
Pure Apple Cider Vinegar, bottle 10c.; gallon
Choice Imported Spanish Olives plain and stunned
Queens and Manzanilias, bottle.
10c., 15c. Csc, 45e.. Soc. &c., 15c and S5c
Snder,s Oyster Cocktail Sauce. Chill Sauce and
C'.tsup. DoitIe- Zoe.
Knox's plymouth Rock" Cox's aud Chalmers
Getttlne package Toe,
Choice French, Italian and California Olive OILS
bottle. Pie. 40c., 45c., 75c and 85e
Selected Fancy Spices, full strength ground ana
whole. These are the highest grade Of spices oh
Fifth floor. Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

New
Corsets.
The corsets that enter our stock
must come with reputation for ali
that could be desired. A weak point
or undesirable feature in a corset
bars it from this department.
The following domestic makes
are worthy of special considera-
ton:
Girdle Corsets. wide tape. straight q
front. elastfcs attached. ............... 41.OO
Royal Worcester Corsets. straight front d
low bust. dip hip classics attached. 80. 9l.Oo
r. & g. Corsets. straight front. dip hip, q
eiast'es attached Pi.JO
Thomsons Gloye-fittng Corsets
straight front, dip hip, classics attached. pzUO
c. R. cor.ets. straight front dip hin S2.oo
]: b. corsets. straight front, dip hip, q, ~
dip hip sisssiss siiashad mont n'sn Dust 5000
r. ID. Corsets. straight front, Dip hip
front elastics attached YJ. 50
Latest Style Bnsties Each ~. 10 Sc.
Third floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06

Demonstration of Peer
less Japanese Water Colors
continued tomorrow (Sat=
urday) i'm Photographic
Department, rlain Floor,
Tenth Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
Funeral of chas. E. Downs.

= The funeral services of the late Charles
E. Downs took place this afternoon at
O'Clock at Wrighfs undertaking estab-
lishment, 1887 10th street northwest.
Downs had lived with his family until
short time ago, when he went to the room
ing house at 922 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest where he took his life by inhal-
ing gas wednesday afternoon. The funeral
services were simple. The interment was
In Glenwood cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
Magistrates Case Continued.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORFOLK. Va, October 6.-Police Judge
Simmons. on motion of the defendant to-
day. continued until October IA the case Of
Magistrate l.. D. BlHeles arrested for extor-
ton and Illegal malfeasanoe In ONCE.
Black FURNISHED bail,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
DELEGATES ARRIVING
Several Bankers Here for the
Convention.
BANQUET A FEATURE
TRUST COMPANY COMMITTEE TO
ENTERTAIN DELEGATES.
oficial Program Of the Savings Bank
Section-Large Attendance
Is Expected.
BANQUET A FEATURE

Members of. the American Bankers As
ISOLATION are already beginning to arrive
In the city. Several of them have called
on Chairman Edison OF the executive COM
mittee to pay their respects and inquire
as to the progress of plans for the con-
vention. One of the callers this morning
was Mr.. ]. H Fits. president of the City
National Bank of Tuscaloosa, Ala Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
Ocean Steamer Movements.

NEW YORK, october 6-steamer Etrurfas
from Liverpool was in wireless communal.
cation with the. Sable Island station at u
n. M the 5th. when the vessel was 476 mile4
probably will dock about 1890 am. SatA
urday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
Endurance Run for the Galveston.
Special Dispatch 10 The star

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
NORFOLK, Va -, October 6.-The naval
board of inspection and survey arrived from
Washington this morning and put to sea
ON the new cruiser Galveston to conduct
the Anal endurance run OF that vessel. The
run will continue for forty-eight hours suc~
cessiveiy after which the Galveston will re.
turn to Hampton Roads and the board VIII
return to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-06
Children's
Correct Shoes.

|
The best shoes. made are none
too good for children. We. study
their wants as closely as those of
grown folks. Wearing quality and
comfort are the essential features
of Our shoes, for a child's shoes
should feel easy and, fit we'll. in adj
ditlon to being durable.
Some interesting items:
Misses and Children's Fine Dongola Kidskin
button Shoes, patent calf up.-weit asoieJ s.,N-o
full broad toe; sizes Sh to 10h. Pair. P<.oo
Sizes II to 2. Pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9o-Oo
Misses Patent Cafskin Button Shoes e,,,-a
spring heel, plain toe; sizes II to 2. Pair. P~.So
Misses and Children's School Shoes of kidskln
yitalic calfsdn. with spring heels: sizes cDeo
Sizes 81 to 1oh. Pair. PIGS
Sizes II to 2. Pair $r5o
Misses and Children's White Buckskn Lace
Shoes. welt sole. spring heel; sizes d.
sta to lO15- Pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Do.5o
Sizes II to 2. Pair $500
Boys Box Calfskin Lace Shoes Butcher d
cut, welt sole; sizes l to 5h. Pair. -. p3.oO
Boys Patent Calfskin Button Shoes; 6, r,o
also Butcher cut: sizes l to 5A. Pair. po.oo
little Boys Black Russia Calfskin Lace Shoes,
spring heel, full square toe, welt sole; 60 m
sizes to g. Pair. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. P@.oo
Sizes 81 to 1oH. Pair. $3.50
Sizes IL to 2. Pair. $500
Third floor. Tenth st.
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EXPO Cameras.

Something new and novel in
camera. Just trife larger than
watch, but takes very clear and dis
tinct picture. Can be carried in the
vest pocket.
$3.50 Each.
Main floor. Tenth st.
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Leonard Seibert. who built the first Pull
man sleeping ear ever constructed, died
yesterday at Bloomington. Ill, aged sevs
enty-five years.