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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19

An all pure Linen Hemstitched
Lunch Cloth, hand embroidered
in beautiful designs; also dresser
scarf of same fabric, hand en-
broidered, worth fully $2.25
each, Holiday sale price,
each ......... .. 81 so
A manufacturers surplus lot of
one number, hemmed Pattern
Table Cloths of Scotch make.
heavy weight, double damask, full
grass bleached and strictly pure
linen, worth fully $1.35 per yard.
Our price Wednesday:
Size S4-2 yards, each. .S1.oS
Size S-10-2 II yards, each, S2.45
Size S-l2--S yards, each. $2.85
An Amazing Xmas
Offer
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19

Jerome examined several witnesses, among
whom were Edmund B. Randolph. treasurer
Of the New York Life, and his chief clerk,
NJ M. Madison Both will be recalled.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
A Large Collection of
Indian Goods

Collected from the Sioux Rcserva-
ton, including Clubs, MOccasins,
Pipes, Pocket Books, Buffalo
HOYns, Navajo Blankets, etc, on
sale Wednesday and Thursday
OH third floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-19
MIRRORS!
MIRRORS!
MIRRORS!

Remember We deliver free 20 all
parts OF Omaha, or pack for shipment
free OF charge. We have large
force Of messengers, and can assure
you prompt delivery Xmas eve, and
save you the time and worry OF try
ing 70 get messengers at this busy
season.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04

DR.. Fridtjog hansen. Norway's
famous Arctic explorer. makes light
OF the sympathy expressed by many
nersons anent the "hardships" OF
travellers. He says: There never
was such misplaced sympathy as
eommiserating a man who has lived
In the wilds. Most men who travel
In out-of-the-way parts of the earth
do so because they like 1t. People
who live in the center of what is
called civilization do not understand
can not realize. the spell that getting
close to nature. battling with nature,
has on the heart" He does not be-
lieve i'm the use OF alcoholic beve-
RACES, holding that liquor will raise
the temperature for a few minutes.
but after that It falls lower than
before.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
WHEN TO GO HOME

IRON the Button. Ind. Banner.
.Nh'n tired out 20 home. When Won
want consolation, go home When
You want FUN, go home. When You
want to show others that YOU have
reformed, 20 home and let your fam
Iy get acquainted with the fact
When You want to show yourself at
your best go home and do the ac-
there. When YOU feel like being ex
ira liberal 90 home and practice on
Eonr wife and children ftst. when
sou want to shine extra brilliantly go
home and light up the whole house
hold" TO which we would add, when
you have bad cold 60 home and
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and a quick cure is certain. For sale
by all druggists.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
ABOUT DIGESTION.

II is not the quantity of food TAX
EN- but the amount digested and as
simulated that gives strength and vi
tally to the system. Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate
the stomach and liver and enable
them to perform their functions. The
result is relish for yaur food. in
creased strength and weight. greater
endurance and clear head. Price
20 cents. Samples free. For sale
by all druggists.
For any OF the ordinary diseases
of the skin Chamberlains Salve is
excellent 1t not only allays the itch
ing and smarting but affects C. cure
For sale by II druggists.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04

Subscribe for the Daily Leader.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
PARIS RESTAURANTS.

That French public opinion is Hc<lo
is shown by the way Il changes In
regard to restaurants in Paris. re
marks Jules Scissor. "a Partisan i'm
porter. The restaurants iu Paris
that may be all the go this season.
may be sccond-class next season not
so much because the chef has failed
as because the people who frequent
the best restaurants want something
new, yet while its popularity lasts the
fashionable restaurant of Paris is
one of the most dalightful places in
the world
"The person who goes to it after
the opera finds it the most brilliant
and amusing place he has ever seen
He finds it fun of exquisitely dressed
women and INSTRUMENTATION
men. The visitor is charmed. and If
he is a foreigner he goes TO his home
land telling his friends that they must
visit that happy place of his dream
But if he returns "a year or two later
he finds the charm has vanished and
that the fashionable restaurant ol
Paris has moved elsewhere" wash
ington Post.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
HERBERT B. HAYES,

No. g Telephone Building.
BLUEFlELD, WEST VIRGINIA.
Prompt personal attention given 70 claims
in Mercer and Mcdowell counties. w. Va
and Tazewell county, Va. Commercial an
.orporation law specially
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
. !'!j I'm s: ], 4! !N0ftoIk&WeSteI7
Schedule I'm Effect


Leave Blaefcld . 80 q. m. for Ro.
anoAe. LyhGhburg Nurlulh ..i all
points on the SheEaDdoah division
Pullma 1ieel o. 70 RU"""lr an Ro.
anUke to New York, via Wage own.
Parlor car Roanoke to Norfolk
S;lb a. IN. daily for Roanoke and
intermediate points
2:55 p. IN. for Roanoke and Lynch.
burg and intermediate stations and
the Shenandoah Valley, philadelphia
and New York. Sleeper to Philadel.
phia-Roanoke to Richmond
1888 p. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Richmond. Norfolk, Pullman
sleeper East Radford 10 Norfolk and
Lynchburg to Richmond Cafe Car
Trains arrive at Bluefield from the
east at S:5S, a. m, 2:10 p. m, $40
p m, and 9:20. p. m.
From the west al 500 a. IN. 9:2O
a IN 2.P5 p. m. and SIS p. n
Leave Bluefeld at $40 p. IN. for
Kenoya, Columbus and all points
ers for Columbus and Cincinnati. o
Cafe car
9:08 a. m. for Kenova. Cincinnati,
Portsmouth, Columbus, st. Louis
Through huffman sleepers TO Column
bus Cafe car
Leave 9:15 a. m. and 2:25 p. m
daily for Tazewell, Norton. and all
stations on Cliach Valley division
Arrive from Norton and all points
on the Clinch Valley division at 2:4C
and 7:55 p. NJ.
Leave $50 n. N. tor neuova and
intermediate stations via Wayne
Leave 500 and 2:40 p. m. fol
WEIGH and intermediate stations
For Pocahontas 5 so a. IN 3 o.
a m. 2:40 p IN and $40 p m. Ar
rive from POcahontas at 800 a. IN
1908 p. IN. and Sis p. m.
For Bramwell. leave Bluefield b:5C
a m. 9:0S a m, 2:4O p IN and $40
y. m.
Call on agent Norfolk anc Western
Railway for tickets. maps. and add
ional Information.
PNVILL, G p A
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
LIFE SLEEPING CARS.

Several months ago the Hon.
Thomas Alexander smith. recently
defeated FOR reelection to Congress
in the First district OF Maryland by
the Hon. w II Jackson. was stand
ing in front of the White House talk
ing to secret service men when boy
came doshing out of the Executive
Mansion
Who's that?" queried the Con.
gresham.
That's Archibald Roosevelt" he
was Informed
A moment later another youngster
appeared through the same door. and
Mr. smith repeated his question.
That's Kermit" said one of the
guards.
Just then third boy came swirl
ing along ON roller skates
II guess that's another one of the
Roosevelt boys" suggested the Mary
land statesman
Yes" was the answer, that's
Quentin"
by gum ruminated Mr. Smith.
they've all got names like sleepine
cars. ! feel just as If | were stand
ing ON the platform at home. watch.
ing the limited express shoot by."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04

FOR RENT: Hotel Build
ing in town of keystone
Good proposition. Onl,
Hotel in town. Apply 10
IRA j. PARTLOW.
keystone. w. Va
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04

Defective eyesight, declares IN au-
hority, is often caused by the wear
ing OF tight collars, which interfere
"ith the circulation OF blood to the
head
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04
WAY BACK.
SITTING DOWN

By the way, in fight of govern
ment control against government
ownership, where does conscrvar
come in? Who are the couseryau,,
and where are they? New York sun
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-04

over $4,000 umbrellas los. IL
London are taken to police head
quarters every year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

Norbbcntider alupo . Sampfer yaais
icr @ilbam Der @rofc" mno Der
engliid)e Euitoampfer yCrinpeo"
itofcm sniammcn. Ne6rere Nit
slieoer Der Manuidaft fommen oa-
bei INNS 2ebcn.
G9erbonrg, 6ronfreid, 81.
NopcnGber. = Gincr Iepeide 5lifolge
epHibirte ser Horoo. 2lopo4G ompfer
nauiier @il6elm Ser 8robc," wctd1cr
beltte bon bier nody NeipsYorf mei-
terfltbr nit oe1n Boitoampfer nSri.
noco." 9eioc 5obr5euge wliroen
idhuer beid0oiot. @ier Mitglieoer
Der Wonnid}aft bes yaoiier 8il-
belm" nltrben %getootet unb IL per-
lebt. 6iinf Mitglieoer Der Mann.
idoit beS .Srinoeo" iperoen oernliBt
mo lirro permittblid) %ertrunfen. Ger
nOrinoco" frlGr beltte bon Soutb-.
ontpton nod) meltinoiiden Sdieu
mo Ncw-Yorf o6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23
Die ct. Safpbns Sitter.

Sabres : Snipeftion in ser ct. Sofos
bns-Saae unb Strobenparooe. -
8ute nno itrnmme Soltltng ser
Sitter. Teben ser Sffisiere
nno 8eiItlifen ser ct. oSafobus.
Stride.
Sn Scr Ct. Safpbus-a Stride fono
geltern Ibeno sic Sabres Snipeftion
Der ct. SofobltS = Gitterid)ait itott.
FIinftlid nm s ll1r lparen Die beioen
Gompagnien III ibrem GrerSicriaal
inter Der Siibrung ibrcr Offi5iere,
Major Sacob 6lecfcalteil /. Cont
pnslic-GupitGn aoam SlcfenItein,
lieutenant 4lpbons @ebner, Ser.
geant Sacob Gid, @egipeiier 2orell5
G%ggenbofer; 3. Gompngnie - Gapi-
tdu Garl HicB, 2ieittennt @corg 90.
Solfer, Sergeant G6oS. WtiiQer llno
@eglueiicr gmil Bitter, angetreten.
Die @eiltlibfeit Ser ct. Safobus.@e Sc.
mciaoe lNlo cine Sablrcid)e 3uidollcr-
merge, meiltens ans Ingcborigen ser
nnbercn Hittcridoitcn b~eltcbeno,
1atte iib cirgcfun0cn. Die Yoraoe
comntanoirte aOjutott NnorcnS 20
ihort. Die ,Sr,pcftion nobmcn Der
Wtoior Der ct. Mid)aclS-G Sitter Ga
NAB &oni9, GapitGn Ser ct. @eorgss
Sitter @eorg Solicit, Moior ser ct.
EaullS-Jfitter Seonboro Hippel, Wa=
ipr ser Ct. 6ran5isfus.Hittcr Sotn
@oblia1rt uno Moior Sacob Slefen-
ITEM por, llto l~ieierte oieIclbe in ieoer
ge5iebrng Elm olon5enoes Heiltltnt.
IQes flnppte mie am SdnilrdenL oie
Soltung ser Sitter mar por5iiglidl
un0 muroen sic llnifornlen uno alt-
ocren Gffeften III better Sromlng be-
f1nocn. Nad) Der Snipi5irung muroe
cine StroBenparaoe ourd oie Nod)-
barldaft utternommen; an Ser Spite
ldritt Grof. Sronf's @ermania : Sea-
pelle, oarauf folgten i'm ltrammen
Sdritt Die rs Sitter un0 90 Hefru-
ten; ais 6adeltrager fnngirten Die
Sd)iiler Ser oberiten alaiie Ser ct.
Sofobus Sfyule.
ginen tpiirbigcn Nbidlrb oes
abenos biloete ein gemiitblides 81.
Iammeniein, bel DEM g%rfriihungen
allcr Art, Die bon Dem aus ben SS.
Geter Hoienberger, Srib S6routner,
So6n Struf uno Gbas. Dieter bette
benben Gontite lpobl porbereitet no.
Gic 9eariibungsreoe belt ser
ErGiiocnt Der Gitteridaft 60. @olff,
Damn oanfte Scr Ieftor ser Ct. So.
fobus 3 8crneinbe Eater s. Sdnei.
Der oer Gitteri6oit in belpegten @or-
.Itteit fiir bic bisber. gcleiltetcn Gienltc
unb ermunterte iie, in 9leid)em Gin.
ne fort5iifabrcn mo 10 Der STRIDE
cine Stiibe nrlo ein Sort ST. iein.
aebnlih briidten lid Eoter s. SloJ
unb Eoter Sbeobor 8eorg aus; olld)
iproden Die Moiore ser eilBelnen
Hitteri6aften nod einige ermluttern.
be uno onfeuernbe @orte. Ger gan5e
gerlouf beS abenbs bepies, bob Die
Hiiterifaften nit Giier BET ser gu
ten Sade iinb ul1o sob in Scr Hit-
terld,uft ollbcr elmer itrcngen Sdu.
lung cine ieltene Ginigfeit bcrridt,
bic bic @rllnblo9e fir 8os biloet,
mas tic Ser fatboliiden STRIDE lei
item. 3ie gcomten Der ct. SofobuS-
Hiiteridoft iinb: Er1iibcnt Gbipnro
Gice +. Eroiioent 6. 8ocbc=
mann, SefretGr InorcoS Sdriiper,
ShotnteiIter. Spbn @iinnenberg,
: Ta%bncntroeer s. Mepcr,
= Iabnentr1gcr Sobn @iims
ltler, sSabnen : @cgleitcr s. Miiller
lti0 u. 9rodncper.
Getn cin5iger 0amper
Sor Goi Qtuintt fncfd,a nnr1hufth |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

aein cin5iger 0ampe e.
ser @ai = 2inieit. lpclde gGpobnlid,
g(6cnoS bon Der 2igbtitroBe nbiobrcn.
wootc Iid) acltern Abeno in 5olge beS
oidteu 9tebels olf Der 9oi binalts,
nrtb pieIe Gnttdiliftc, melde beab.
iidtigten, al perreiien, muBten erlt-
meber Die Giienbnbn benlttcn ober
oic Nodt bier in Sotels 5ubringen.
Nas .Ye Obj Stcil 6 o IL
Iclope q +. Sol" bonn v&erbciiertcn
Srocn Der Septoiopben" %peranitol.
tcte geitern 4bcno III Der .6roblinn-
Solle" cine MISUNDERSTANDING mel
DIE 10 gut beiud)t lpar, oaB tbotldd)'
lid Der ipriidportlif)e Ipfel nid)t
SIR groe fallen fonnte, cit Iiftborer
9cipcis, ouB oas Gonclebe lid i'll Der
furSen 3eit ieines geItebens baa
@ritcnp crobert bnt. Gas fdbigc So
mite, an oeiIen Spite bie 5S. Geo.
g. Sorris mo Sorrp u. lit Itonoen,
tuttc fir Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gorge getragen, unb Dab es on er.
iriihungen nidt mangelte, lit ielbIt'
p%erlt1nolid). Defenders mltnoete
Elm foItliter Jrnpien aus SteilS
9rnuerei Die oitrd Den Trolioente!t
Sranf Stetl pertreten mar.
Sunae n.-Hoiie 8rieo,
If Sabre off, luurbe geltern bonn
Gldter Seuisler i'm Sugenogerlht
Dem rSaus 5itrl @ilten Sirtcn" iibers
-mieien.. Capt. Humphrey bette oas
Wabdelt an 8ienltog slbeno on Der
Serington@S troBe perboftet, uno tic
geItanb beute Elm, sablreide 8ortc-
m%onnoies geitoblen 81 boben. Sbre
gltern iagten. boB Goiie ibrer Gon-
trole rollItdlioig entipahien lei, ulD
Hid)ter Seuisler ianbte Tie bober in
Die geiierun9sanitalt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

9leibt |. - Der aus @roio
Sslon0, Ne6r., ourdgebronnte anobt
6loDo grliner, lueld)er bier Gienitag
perboitet lpurOe, bot iid raid 6rellnos
e%rlporben, Die, ious iid Die Grabbing
Oes anoben oiif 8abrbeit berubell
iolte, AQes oufbieten meroen, feline
3uriidielollng 81 berbilloern. !Sr. =.
Wienefltr, lpclder 6lopo nod 9altis
more ionbte, ~Itnttete bemielben &c.
itern III Der mittleren Boli5eiItatioIl
eiten 9eiitd) ab nuo miro, lpenn cs
notbig iein lollte, IN ben @eridtell
feline 3uriidlenOung 6efonlpien. 9it).
fer Seuisler, lpelder ebenfaaS oroBc3
Slltereiie oil benz oiiigelpedten ann.
ben ltimmlt, iiberfuies i'm geltern Der
.ailoeridilb : @eielli6aft," 10 oo',
Der anobc odourd Der Antorit1t oeS
Eoli5eisG eportements ent5ogen lit.
5lopo betrat geitcrn nit 9brdnen lit
ben a(ugen ben 8eridtsiaol mto Der.
llcB oenielben mad Der gntiheibung
beS Mid)ters nit itroblcnoenn @clidt.
8~eloerihenfe, ipelbe ibm Yoli5ei.
Gommiiiar BRETON uno anoere NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-23

Veer0tgung. Gas 2eid}eit-
begdr,gnib bot Srn. Setter San DC
aoolfppf, neld]cr am Sonntog I'M
alter BON 81 So1ren itarb, fono &C.
itern Mprger pom Srouerbouie aus
onf ben nbl. &reu5TJricobpfe" itott.
3eftor Garl Gamer bon Der bf.
9reu5sairde iprad I'M Srouerbailic
itnb am Grabe, mo Gaier Iierfes
celebrirte Die HequiemmeIie, nelfc
in Der III. &reu5sairde fiir bas See.
leltbeil bes Gntidlafenen gebolten
luirbe. als 9abrtudtrdeer fi1gir.
ten Witglieoer bon Dem Batter Sol
ping /, Gonail" Der naatboliifJen
@obltbotigfeits 2egion" iinb bas
~aolping-Gaiino." ipcIden1 Der Ser
blifene ongeborte, mar burh af1t
Serren pertreten. Ser 8erblihene
lpar ein in Siie-goltinorc befannter
Contractor. Gr %italn1llte ans benz
aoniereid Ereu6eib nnb fam Dor
ungefGbr IS Sabren nady amerifa.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
Officers Are Elected and
a Banquet IS Held at
the Raleigh Hotel

Ihat the comins campaign will be Il
tariff campaign, AID that the Repub-
hcans viii be able % win on that issue
as II is now presented, was the sub
stance of the sentiment developed at the
banquet given 10 the newly elected Re
publican Congressional Campaign com
mittee last night The officers OF the
outgoing committee were the hosts Of
the occasion, and the business trans
acted, that Of choosing the new officers.
was entirely incidental to the social fea-
lures
The banquet was given at the Ra-
leigh, Chairman Babcock presiding at
the outset and turning the chair over 10
his successor. James S. Sherman. OF
New York. after the latter had been
chosen The executive committee will
ne named in few days by Chairman
Sherman. and then the question OF con-
ducting the various Offices and bureaus
during the campaign will be taken up.
The new officers were all elected bv
reclamation; Mr. sherman as chairman
on motion OF Mr. Bartholdt of Missouri;
Mrs Tawney as vice chairman. on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Lands of Indiana; Mr.. Lou
The Washington times., 1906-04-10

PlumeS, black, white, and col
ors, s3.f5, $3.50, and S6.75, in
stead of S. to $50.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
BLIND HUSBAND SAYS
BLIND WIFE BUMPED HIN

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April I0-Mil-
ton x. SaXtOn has filed a suit for divorce
from Jennie l.. Saxton. Both are blind
and under age They were married
bout four months ago al Newport. Ky
SaXton alleges cruel ard inhuman treat
nlent.
lie says his wife fused with him
repeatedly, and that she would go out
OF her way to bump into him while he
was shaving. Both were students al
tie State Institution for the Blind wheu
married.
Mrs Saxton is an accomplished mu.
stefan. while her husband is studying
for practice of law
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
LECTURE
ON PUBLIC FAIRGROUNDS

Superintendent Seth T. Stewart, Who
had charge OF the vacation schools d
Fairgrounds in New York during ire
first years in which they were under
the board Of education, and who has
been largely responsible for the rapid
development Of the playground move
ment throughout the country, will give
an illustrated lecture 10 all Of the white
teachers and others who are interested
at the Central High School tomorrow
afternoon at 3:3o o'clock
DR. Curtis will speak OF the plans for
Washington. anG Will shCw pictures of
the new Fairgrounds of Chicago.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
NEW HOME READY
IN ABOUT TWO YEARS
Work ON Municipal Build
ing Pleases Col. Biddle.
1T IS A VERY PRETTY JOB"
Plenty of Material Available and Up
to-Date Machinery Is Worked
to Fullest Capacity.

Two years hence the District govern
ment will move bag and baggage into its
new quarters at the municipal building
now I'm course OF Construction. at least
this in effect was the prediction made
Today by Engineer Commissioner John
Biddle in discussing the progress of the
work on the steel and granite structure al
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Fourteenth street. which is expected 10
stand through the passage of many gem
erations as the official home of the Dis
trict. When completed. the pile will
represent. in addition to untold energy
and per SeVerence. an expenditure of an
proXimately S2,5O0,000.
No Lack of Material.
Colonel Biddle sets aside all fears that
may have been entertained concerning
delays to the work owing 10 the reported
failure TO arrive on time of two cargoes
OF granite from Maine on ships which
had met with severe storms while en-
route. These cargoes have some time
since arrived in this city, he says, and
almost TO the last stone now form part
of the granite work Of the building thus
far completed.
The work on the municipal building {"
said Colonel Biddle. has progressed re-
il3lhdDlN wen. me CONTRACTORS nave
done splendidly and we are entirely sat :
iSfed up TO date. Everything seems to
be running smoothly and nothing indi-
Gates that there will be any serious de-
lay in completing the building within
two years from now, allowing TWO or
three months beyond November !, 1907,
the expiration of the contract time.
Machinery in Perfect Trim.
The work so far has been greatly
facilitated by the rapidity in getting
materials on the ground, both iron
work and granite. Each week a fresh
carload OF marble arrives from New
York State. iron from the West. and
just now a schooner is on its way from
Maine loaded with granite. The tri-
angle space behind the inclosure per-
mits the contractors to store these ma
terials in a large quantity and no delay
is likely to arise from this source
The hoisting machinery is all working
TO perfection and handled by trained
men. consequently no accidents have
so far resulted.
Altogether" concluded Colonel Bid
die. the job in its present shape is as
pretty as any one l ever saw lwhen
Colonel Biddle says pretty he in
tends il to express something very
finel, and when the building is COM
pleted ii will be pride to the Dis
trict."
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
ENGINE CREW KILLED
PULLING RELIEF TRAIN
Two Meet Death in West Virginia Go
ing to Rescue of Passengers
in Landslide.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, April lO.-A spe-
cial train sent out over the West Vir-
ginia Central railroad to relieve a pas
serger train that was held behind a
landslide had an accident this morn
ing. the engine going over an embank-
ment and killing the engineer, Samuel
Martin. and fireman, Albert Harrison,
both Of Cumberland
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
Hair Hats

The best imitation are better
than the real, because the latter
have no Stiffening- Usually
s225-here at only $50.
Ostrich Feathers
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
KILLED WIFE AND SELF
AND SLASHED DENTIST
Prominent Birmingham Physician, Re-
Gently Divorced, Brought Tragedy
to His Daughters Bedside.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 1O.-As a
result Of jealousy, DIR. w. B. Burton, a
we'll known physician here, today shot
and killed his divorced wife. fatally
wounded T. T. ThaXton. a dentist and
cut his own throat, dying shortly after
ical
Mrs. Burton was also a doctor Of
medicine and the tragedy occurred at
her home. where she was attending a
sick daughter. The divorce had been
granted but one month ago. All the
persons involved are prominent
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
DETECTIVE WARREN GOES
AFTER ROBERT RANDALL

Detective Warren. OF the Central Of
fee. who went 10 Lyachburg, Va, last
night, 10 take charge of Robert Ran
dali. wanted IN this city on charge
Of grand larceny. is expected 10 arrive
in Washington this afternoon with his
charge.
According 10 the police. Randall stole
SO and a gold watch from George T.
Ernest while rooming with him at il66
Bladensburg Road.
The Washington times., 1906-04-10
SKULL BROKEN BY BOTTLE
IN ROW OVER CRAP GAME

Lee Thomas. colored. had his skull
fractured by being hit on the head with
a gin bottle at the Carter Flats, on
Ninth street northwest. last night. and
is in serious condition at Freedman's
Hospital Physicians say his chances
for recovery are about even.
Police Of the Eighth precinct say the
bottle was hurled at Thomas by Isaiah
Anderson. Colored and they are holding
Anderson TO await the result Of the in
jurieS OF Thomas. Lieutenant Doyle saws
the fight was tho result of a crap game
10000 Easter Lilies and Easter Plants
at a POO reduction this week at
KRAMERS. THE FLORIST. 9Ie F 81 nv
The Washington times., 1906-04-10

denslager as secretary, on motion Of
Mr. Hogg OF Colorado. and w B. Nc
kinney OF Illinois as treasurer. on mo-
ton of Mr.. Capron Of Rhode Island
The speeches we're made by Messrs.
OVerstreet and BabcOck. the retiring sec
retarv ana chairman, and by the newly
elected officers. Political questions were
not much discussed further than that
there was a general vOicing Of the view
that whatever differences there may be
on details all Republicans are protec-
tionists and as such can successfully
meet the Democratic attacks