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New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
STEICER & SCHICK
Port Chester

dwelling house. on lot 24.9Xs6.6 feet.
john j. kaYauagh has sold for Lewis SarnleIs =,
Melville II. l-dndon No. East 92d 81 four storv
ston" front dwelling Lous". on lot lsxl0OS feet =
lublngef. kluSer * 90. have sold for We'll 4
Mayer Nos liG6 and ll6s ID ave. two i've stor,y
q. .utle tenement houses. plot JONlOO feet. aIsn
sold for Well q Mayer Nos. 1875 ana ll3. Isl a,,e
a nyc story double tenement house, 32x15 fecf
n Ruben 4 Co have sold for clients No 023-
20 ave, nSe story tenement house with stores
on lot 26sl00 feet
Hauer Brothers have sold No 2O73 2d ave 4
Tour story rathouse, 25NI5 feet for c. II. Potter
Louis Weiss has bought No 44s Lenox ave. A
were the brokers'
, Barry d 60. have sold for Sarah Elkin the two
nEe n ssot; hathorses Nos. e774 and 2776 Sth ave
= Nathan X. habei has sold TO Harris & Timble
-5xlG0.il feet. 's' ''' '''
Jacob Robbins and Charles Gerst hive boueht
80 - f-ast l9bth ST. hye story double iatholss
<gAiVV iert The new owners will alter the building
ana put IN stores ''e
J. LoTenthal has bought for the Herbert Realty
tompanY from Herman u. Goldberg Nos los and
: alK:eo1l feet.
l. Walter LissbergeT has Fesod the two nve
story tenement houses Nos. a.S and go East SEQ
st. plot blxl022 feet
Abraham Gordon has sold a Mrs sinlons the
hVe stoIy teienent hogse No AZ Tasi ED St q Ok
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locs feet and has resold the property 10 Mannheim.
Weinstein & Hofberg.
Esther goldman and Joseph H@rshowitz have
soId 10 Reiss & Reiss No. IS East lulst ST FIVE
story fathouse. lot 25XltOn feet.
4 4 A Pfncus have bought from Thomas Il.
IaUrnucr the four story front and tenement
h0use 10 rs West 18th st. lot 23.5XsS9 feet.
puhInper Ellnger & Co have sold Tor Adoipn
SchIessi1ger the six story double tenement house
No 52S 10th ave. 24SX1t-b feet.
a J. Benam has bought from Well & Zuckerman
No 527 West 52d St. hve story tenement house
on lot 35xlO05 feet
of Avenue and Sth St. a six story tenement
ho,;se 25x7g feet. TO Sarah Alderman
Reich & Rottenberg have bought Nos. 80 and
ga East 18th st, two four story tenement houses.
on plot 40Xs0 feet
Mrs Franziska Kick has sold the three five
story aathOuses No. Isl TO l5d West 6ed ST ON pIo
COY 100 feet 20 August ". Meher
The Mariner estate has sold No. 29 West 9th
St "A three story dwelling house. on lot 21Nltg5 feet
Charles L. Duross has resold for Henry A Bock
TO Karl Schaefer No. 22s West 18th St, a three story
dwelling house. on a lot l9llxd3lN irregular.
Joseph L. Baum has sold No, 200 2d ave a five
story hathpuse. on lot g7XaG feet.
HyTnan |. Barnett has bought from Samuel Sill
herman for the kreminitZ Realty COMPANY M S53
Madison st. hve story tenement house on a lot
24V96 feet.
HaytsI Amhrosc have sold FOR u Her5oy Nos.
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STEICER & SCHICK.
The Leading Department Store of this
Section.

Our Upholstery Department is complete in
eveIo vine.
Parties coming to locate in Port Chester or
vicinity will find it to their advantage to
Jet US give them an estimate on Shades.
Curtains. Awnings, Mattings. Linoleums.
Rugs and Carpets. also Sheets. Pillow
Cases, Blankets and Linens
Furniture Recovered, Mattresses made over
Lace Curtains hung at less than city prices.
All Work Guaranteed.
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

IN" y. Taylor sherman Company has sold for
y H- Drnohue No. @ West i7th 81. four story
dwelling house 9Nlca5 feet ], ShilIete
y Barnes and NJ Kinzler have sold 70 an in
Testor 40 &c Fulton So a story brick loft and
store building, 25.4X3o llx24 .l0x254 feet.
William J. Casey has bought the southwest
corner Of 18th St and Broadway, plot 5oXoo feet
: george V SlaWson holds title. Nj Casey owns
The Broadway Reliance Realty COMPANY has
sold Nos. - and SO Nest 65th ST. 10 Edward
Bernard Sm,th q sons have sold 10 SOM
West 18th 81. southeast corner OF Columbus ave.
stores. lo22 feet IN Columbus ave by lcl feet in
'6th -, Tor William r. H Martin. The same firm
Prosdy-s,- ~ P,,,5Ht Io55 CORNER "i l7'lA ST. a"o
Ernest Blum 10 Sper-,r Waters the four story lr1-
Hste dwelling house 80 - West llath St on "a
: steingut d 60. have sold f1r Louis Minsky
50 story tenement house. on plot c7x75 feet AZ
tae southeast corner al Carystie and Houston SITS.
j Clarence Davies has sold for John J Holfelder
no SCI courtlandt ave q three story frame house
10 ~ lest la'l4 81. Two story and basement
HWfi.ng mouse, l'.Al'. ieei.
Flanu"ry four story buiaine. on 2 lot y sisEs0
feet. 81 to southwest corner or SSH 81. ana 9th
Edward g. 4. voeIer and : Roth have sold for
dwelling house 40 Us West lllth ST. isxloo II feet
Also sod. for Caroline Ross. No. IS Amsterdam
av' . i've story apartment house with stores on
Ot ZsNi"l feet
Waite wilkins has sold for George " McAdam
me three story dwelling houS" al the southeast
Grand BHuirs ard and GouCuurSp ans l,5th
81. Ilot i5sN ls6N irregular.
Tho ~ sZlcr- Haas Realty t'onpauv has Sold for.
leo Huuer Son the plot, -cXso feet on The cast
;. brJnncr Aisn sold for Leo Huttcr q Son to
g. Powers. the Df --El.1 feet the south sida .f
.."ih 81. 80 feet eaSt of Morris ave and the lot
-Aip" 'i ' The soC-.. size of 1881 81. Web
i Mehlre'ier has sold FOR LEO Hutter & Son to
teorge Stz'f ine lCt. -sKII tect on The esst eide
z Park ave- - teei south Of ls2l -.
~" Sound REALTY Company has bought from
- 1i2c -; between Robertson Place ana 80 beri,a
-. ana running ;ogf!i 30 m" cty line t,lor = *
'" i"ei also Soid - hsrlotte =. Mitchell Tie lot
fne south side - ZZ2d feet east ~ Al ~,
s.qd 10 GustsEc C'rf the lot a.. The north SIDE ~
-tsJ -. - feet wet OF Catherine 81. -
Arnold q BATltr have sold for Snlons & Hyr,an
% &aLilct All fle northeast corner OF 81 ave and
sth ST. S-N story apartment house on plot 3sxlOl
Hldde & Duehler hav. sold for August Jacob N
an Nitzel Nos. 1874 ald 1916. Brook ave. q SIX
- +. Osborne Smith q O.. have resOld for ! r
Kaiser tne plot JGXlv5 fetf. on the east sid. Of
ho0dycrest ave, lSo feet north Of ls7th 81
DAVIS az Bernstein have cOld Mrs Caterino
Rye,. - feet south Of 2lStI 81 Also 10 Philip Clon
i,e plot, 5lxis feet the south side OF SSth -
abou- I65 feet OF ID ave
feo tiCuer son have sold Nos. 229 and e4l
aiso tho abIrt'us properly 30. 10 Renvich 81 a
lrin Lesv
b. Ares & 60 have sold FOR Leo IIutter & Son No.
HS 3 feet 10 ThCmhs o. stewart The proper.v i
"a present leased TO Alfred - Vanderbilt Tor a,o-
tn1lile VuTI1s~E.
D':Iiams & McAnosnrs have sid :or Hen.-a
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10 Mrs. Crane. the Tanner cottage, to Miss q.
Schuyler: Wynustsy. to Newbold Morris; Deep
dene. Sir Mortimer purand; the Field cottage.
10 Rouaids Lindsay. Rock Lawn. 10 Eric Il. Dahl
greu: Osceola House. 10 Forsyth WickeS also cot
tagas to W. f. @. Field. Julian "a. Robbins W. \.
a Brown and Hiss Grace EJtueX. and SOuthwOud.
10 the Berkshire Hunt
Ciiisev HaVemeyer & JeuuFy have leased tor tho
Vioueot Company 10 The Times SduaTe Automobile
COMPANY Nos 2l5 and -lI West 4Sth st, nve story
garage for "A term OF i've years
John VI. Reid < Co sold for Francis B- March
TO Charles T. Kopp a twelve room dwelling house,
on a plot 50x 10 feet in 18th Bovine Park.
Flushing. Long Island Mr.. Reid has bought No.
Delaware ST. InKleSide Flushing. ten room
cottage on three lots
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

material. The remodeHed facade will have es.'
tral entrance. with a porch adorned with . a0"I'.
row OF columns The improvements are 70
made by the Dunmore Realty Company for ~ =.
Murray. the new lessee. and are 70 COST W.
according TO the estimate of Buchanan s EVN
the architects
The MAJ haitian alterations also tncluGe tne - 81
ing over Of the five story loft building Nos - 80
56 pey ST, for the Hudson Companies AZ = ~
OF &p,G0 according 20 the estimate OF Cuu'. ..or~
Russell architects and the building OF two sSs y.
addition TO the Church OF ST Catherine ~ -
seth st. at q cost OF Slj09V
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
TO IMPROVE 5TH AVE. HOUSE

Plans have been hed with BUidinss SUI s,sry
dent Murphy for The enlargement OF ''e ~. auth
dwelling house ct simon r. Chaplu. ~ '",,s,a
east corner of 5rh ave and 7itb 81, An eN' sft
Is to De hulIt al the side and the rear am ,sows
story. with "A mansard roof added - 40, ani
are TO be rcmodelled and part OF me ~ - atted o.
with stuCcO work. A billiard room VIZ rscspt,a
the basement and organs erected lu ,sansl accord
halL The improvements are to cost 80 architcci
ing 10 the estimate OF Thomas IfNoh '"0
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
TUNNEL STATION AT sTH ST.

the work of building station Of the NO'VCa -,
tunnel at the northeast corner OF 9th 81 anu
ave. will be begun mex, week The ssauoSS svs
occupy an -" shaped plot. sNloo feet IN %" -
and pXlUo feet I'm Stn
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sEcEvER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Newburgcr. OF the supreme I'u.~ .,. y
appointed Jerome Jackson receiver TOT 'N0 h,nsf
No t57 East II2th 81. SIX story tensllen. scsns,
pending "A suit brought by Joseph > SchNS~ NsS~--Sss
Jesse j. tioldburg and other persons %
thirl mortgage
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
VIII ENLAReE puNMoRE AorEL.

Plans have been filed for tho reu,odelling and
enlargement OF the Dupmore Hotel No. seS 20 s3e
West 42d 81. two story extension. 30 feet
deep il 10 be erected and the present first and
-~~"".i stories torn and rebuilt or nr~proof
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
BUYS A NEW WEST SIDE HOUSE

The Reliance Construction Company has s''u
five story. +0-loot apartment house. on tuS nv
side OF Amsterdam ave ~ feet south OF i@ ,s fhs
20 William r. PEPPER. Henry ~ preSel ~"
broker. The house Is being butlt
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
REALLY NOTES.

rockingham Moore have rented the following
Len6x parcels for the The judge Rishon
cottnEe. Edward A. Burdett; the two BiuhoD
estate cottages. No. l 20 II. + Proctor and No to
a Mks Romson. Mrs Billiards cottage. Hghwooa
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
NEW OWNER soR SOUTH ST. su'Io'N@.

The Rutland & Whiting company h@S ssory
William !. Matheson 10 J, Price tns -. Tes
building No 242 South 81 on plot wv ,.n uss
buyer will remodel the premises fof o'S
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
ADDS TO HIS REALTY HOLDINGS.

y y Bervin & 60 have sold for Or. HuSs,'
SJurges No. Is West S2I street four story dNs.. "
ing house. 16I0XqSl0 taet. 20 Jacob MoL -. n
buyer owns Nos. rs and 21 West 32d 81. I"s S'@
the combined parcels is 65N9S9 feet
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
SELLS A MADISON AVE. PARCEL.

TO a client the four story high stoop dwelling
house No. $50 Madison ave. II is 25x6s feet. and
adjOirs the southSast corner OF 62d 1t,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15
A Pleasant Surprise.

The Rev. Thos. McClsry failed to
show up and fill his engagement at the
opera house last evening as had been
planned and Systematically advertised
from which a large crowd had been
drawn, and it seemed for time that
the disappointment would be bitter,
but with his usual resourcefulness
Hon w. NJ. Imboden mounted the
rostrum and with his characteristic
ability delivered an able speech in be-
half Of Hon. 7. NJ. Csmpbell's csndi-
dscy for governor, telling of the gen.
tlemsn's merits and claims upon the
people and our duty in the premises.
Mr.. Imboden is forcible, entertain
ing speaker, and his address last night
will doubtless be worth much to Camp
bell in this section.
The Center High School band was
on hand as previously announced, and
rendered some choice selections of
music, evincing great talent and abili-
ty for so short an experience, and at
testing to the merits of their instruc-
tor.
Altogether, the evening was pleas
ap,1y spent. and a. annonnced in the
caption OF this article, disappoint-
ment was converted into pleasant
surprise.-Center Daily News.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15

THEY WILL GROW
WRAPPER TOBACCO
A Company Being Organized Here
to Put in Several Acres of
Sumatra Wrapper

Secretary Frank Morris Of the Board
of Trade was out this morning with q
subscription list to stock in company
to be organized for growing sumstra
wrapper tobacco, and several acres
will be put in and grown under canvas,
by direction of U. s. experts.
This is a splendid move, and one
that should be given every encour-
sgement. One man has already SUBJ
scribed for 81 900 worth of stock, and
several others are down for a number
of shares. This tobacco industry must
be pushed for all it is worth, until it is
firmly established.
Mr.. d. r. Dietz, one of a committee
appointed by the board is assisting
Mr.. Morris in the canvas.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15
Big Oyster Roast

MIR. Geo. Harris entertained a large
number of friends yesterday at his
club house at the wsterworks, "Coney
Island" It was the fourth annual
oyster roast this gentleman had "pull-
ed off" for his friends and 1t was
reported the biggest occasion of them
all. There were more oysters than
the visitors could eat.
All the candidates for city marshal
spoke, and County Judge Erwin re-
sponded to calls, and made q few ap-
propriste remarks. 1t was an sll-dsy
affair, and the weather was ideal for
the occasion.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15
Goes to Galveston.

Mr.. ]. E. Schelling leaves tonight
for Galveston, to assume his new du-
ties as jmmigrssf6n agent Of the l. &
G. N. MIR. Schelling has been with the
road for many years, and his past work
won for him this nice promotion.
While his hundreds of friends regret
to see him go they congratulate him
on his deserved promotion. The fam
lily will remain in Palestine, for few
months, anyway.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15
PRODUCERS OF
TEXAS FRUIT
Texas Horticultural Association
to Meet at Palestine on
January 25th.

I Houston, Tex, Jan. 12.-The follow
ing was sent out this evening by the
authorities to reach every one inter-
ested in Texas:
The Texas Horticultural Association
has contributed more toward develop
ing the horticultural greatness of
Texas than any one agency. 1t stands
for progress, union and cooperation.
All Texas is its field. Every fruit and
truck grower in the State is eligible
to membership and are urged to join,
that our usefulness and influence may
be made greater. We have many
problems to solve. Unite with us in
solving them. Great opportunities for
usefulness are before us. Let all fruit
growers persevere and bring success
to our lsbors. Attend the meeting at
Palestine. Be on hand at the opening
session and stay through the two days.
Get the most out of this opportunity.
Take part in the meetings. Bring
your knotty questions with you. Ask
questions. John in the great loYe
feast of good things.
The citizens of Palestine are prepsr.
ing warm welcome for you all. Hotel
accommodations are ample and rates
greatly reduced. The railroads will
give you very low rate. Take the
matter up with your agent at once,
and if he has not received instructions
regarding same he will write for them.
All persons who will attend are re-
quested to send their names to MIR.
George A. Wright, Palestine, and on
arrival at Palestine report to Board of
Trade rooms, that homes may be as
signed them. For further information
address the secretary.
E. W. KNOX, San Antonio,
SAM II. DIXON, President.
Houston, Secretary.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15
Harrington is Coming.

Among the prominent visitors who
will be here to attend the State Horti-
cultural Society meeting Jan. % and
%, will be President II. Il. Harrington,
of the Texas Agricultural and Mechsn-
icsl College. He will speak on the re.
lstion of the College to the public.
It is also announced that Prof. E. J.
Kyle, head Of the horticultural depart
ment of this college, will speak on the
teaching of agriculture in the public
schools,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15
THEATRICAL.
oPEREITA, wITcHERY.

Mr.. Roscoe Thomson, stage mana
ger and musical director, will present
a new and attractive operetta in three
acts and four scenes at the Temple
opera house Friday evening, Jan. 10,
under the auspices Of the ladies of the
Christian Church, benefit of church
fund. Mr.. Thomson possesses rare
musical talent, and comes highly rec
commended. He carries his own seen
cry and electrical effects and over 200
costumes. Caste something over so in
all. One Of the most interesting fes-
lures of the show is Mr.. Thomason's
impersonation of the Witch, which is
sure to be appreciated by all. Latest
and hest music. HIT
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15
A Broken Arm.

Mr.. s. Q. Van Devender is suffering
from a broken arm, sustained last
night while trying to navigate one Of
our sidewalks. The gentleman is suf-
fering a great deal of pain, but hopes
to be all right again soon.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15

The kidneys ache when they are
overworked and the trouble gets seri-
Gus unless promptly removed. Prickly
Ash Bitters is a reliable kidney tonic
and bowel regulator.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15
Press Feeder Wanted.

The Herald wants a plsten press
feeder. Apply at office at once.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15

Phone 674 for fruit trees, roses,
shrubbery, etc. B. NJ. Anderson, SOL
Sycomore street. 19-ct
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-15

See d. d. McNaughton, Watch
maker and Jeweler, for all wants In
his line. 2-tf
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
ICEJAh ON HUDSON
FLOODS ALBANY
Water Covers Railroad Tracks and
Railroad Traffic Is Much
Delayed.

ALBANY. March "a solid jam OF
ice, extending from Castlet0n to Coey-
mans, has caused the Hudson river TO
rise eleven feet above the mean low
water level and food the docks in Al
bany and Troy.
The ice in front. of the city went out
yesterday for the second time this year.
The breakup extended as far south as
Coeymans. where the ice held and caus-
ed that which came down with the cur
rent to form a gorge which. soon filled
the entire channel as far north as
Casueton. The water in the river. un-
able 10 penetrate this close packed mass,
found an outlet around through Schodak
creek.
All the streets along the river front in
Albany and Troy are flooded and the
trains have to plow through water which
several times rose TO the fTebOXes OF the
locomotives and put out the fires. At
present the fTeshet is stationary, but
trouble is feared when the gorge in the
Mohawk, near Schenectady. gives way.
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
DIED.

WASHINGTON-On Sunday, March 4 1905
at O'Clock, ELMORE WASHINGTON at
his residence. 1904 I street northwest
Funeral at 1 o'clock Wednesday, March Z
1906, at Mt, Herab Baptist Churc-i. 1t
RTT~TER-Ou March 5. 1906. MRS. ANN
CATHERINE BITTER
Funeral from J. William Lees parIors
March s, 1906, at 10 O'Clock a. IL Private
1t
CRA8BS-On Sunday March T. 1906, at 4
a. m. at his residence on Main street 3. F
CPABBS- 1t
FORSYTH-On Sunday, March T. 1906 at
his residence. 1852 Belmont avenue north
west. JAMES H. husband Of the late Mary
z. Forsyth, aged siXty-two years. II
MEIION-On Sunday, March l. 1906 at s
o clock p. m, ISABELLA MARGARET, be
loved daughter Of Charles and the late Sarah
Mellon. in heT eighth year, at her parents
residence 122 Todd place northwest. 1t
McGARRAH-On Sunday. March 4, 1906, at
SIS a. m. WILLIAM l., beloved husband OF
Mary NJ. McC5arrah (nee CahilD and brother
in-law OF Reys. Maurice j. and William A
Cahin. 1t
MILANS-On Sunday, March T. 1906. at l0.I3
D. m. JOSEPH d. MILANS. husband of LII
lie Mcpherson Milans. deceas sed.
Funeral Tuesday, March g. at 2:30 p m.
from his late residence. 1892 New Hampshire
avenue. 4nter1nent private.
(Pittsburg and Philadelphia papers please
cOpy.) 1t
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
FRANK RICE AT RESI-.

The funeral of the late Frank Price
took place yesterday afternoon from his
home. on Cameron street. The Rev. ].
p Stump. of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, conducted the services.
The palbearers were w. w. Ballenger.
r. F. DOwnham, Thomas Balfenger
Frank Smith, and +. F. Downhara, of
this city, and Walter Price, of Wash
ington.
The funeral Of the late Charles Wat
kins took place from his home in North
st Asaph street yesterday afternoon
The Rev. ]. H s. Ewell, of the Method
ist Protestant Church, conducted the
services and interment was in Bethel
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
DEATH RECORD.

Minnie j. Anderson, q years. a29 Har-
Tlson street. Anacostia 4'Ai
JoLn NJ. Anderson, 81 years, 51s Fen
Elsie Banks, s. years. o4S9 Eighth
street northwest ieiI'I
William Bush, 50 years, Washington
northwest 10 - street
Catherine BrazeTol. "a years. 124 Mon
james r. Barringer. II roo,thz
~ Reeves street northwest
Samuel t[owd, SO years, T25 Doves
court northwest
Frank Davis, sc years, Washington
Asylum Hospital ~
Orange c. GnHland. 36 years, GIG EIev-
euth street northeast.
James E.. Gilmore, q years, 1Ie5 Ninth
Thomas johnson, 80 years, 1914 Madi-
son street,
Charlotte KeH, &c years, 1643 Gales
Ida Minor, months. Kenilwortb
place.
Richard Nelson. 49 years. 7O6 n street
northwest
Charles Olson, a5 years. Emergency
Michael o'Brien, Y years. 174s V street
northwest
Wilson Perkins. 2s years. n2 Majors
court northwest.
Edith \. Rohebaugh. "a years. sibley
Hospital.
Eugenia Smith, % years, Freedman's
Hospital,
George If Stevenson, 81 years, Garfield
Hospital
Charles NJ. Titus, 81 years. 5Is B street
northeast.
Susan J. Smith, % years, 1899 Valley
street.
George c. Walker. 81 years. 4os NJ
street northwest
Sadie White. a6 years, 521 Second
street southwest
Edward T. Woodson. q years, Emer-
Eency Hospital
solomon Wilkinson. 46 years, Freed
mans Hospital.
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
STRONG AS STEEL
The Kind of Nerves That Can Do
Things.

young athlete writes concerning
the method by which ne acquired steady
nerves, and also of some good mission
ary work he has done:
about a year ago." he saws. INV
nerves began 10 grow unsteady and /
found myself troubled with sIeepIess-
ness. ] set an enquiry on foot. and be-
came convinced that the coffee I drank
was the cause OF the trouble and de-
teTmined to quit it right there.
50 | got a package of Postum Food
Coffee and Mother and I prepared IT
We did not boil il long enough the first
time and were not much impressed bv
It. The second time, however. we fol-
lowed the directions carefully and were
more than pleased with the result
I can sleep like a log now, since |
am using Postum, my nerves are as
strong as steel. and my muscles, which
used TO tire easily. are hard and en-
during as iron Heavy athletics no
longer give me pain in the side and
chest as formerly.
Il have brought our whole family to
Use it, and il has done every one of
them gOod. My father has found his
asthma almost entirely relieved since
he gave up coffee and began to drink
Postum. Name given by Postum Co,
Battle Creek, Mich.
There s a reason. Read the little book,
The Road to Wellviile," in pkgs.
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA W MARCH

The preliminary hearing Of the case
of George Patterson and Stephen Davis.
arrested in connection with the murder
Of George Curtain, on Christmas eve
last, will come before Justice Cation in
the police court tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock. Patterson and Davis viii be
represented by G. &. Carlin, while Com
monwealth Attorney S. G. Brent will
conduct the prosecution Il is stated by
those in authority that some startling
developments will come at the trial.
Patterson and Davis both assert their
innocence and seem little concerned
about their pTediCament.
The Washington times., 1906-03-05
Practicing Under Water.
Reliable and Seaworthy.

The Shark ended her trials without
showing any signs OF disorder with her
en gines or parts below and proved her
self reliable and seaworthy in every re
SpeCt
II is pointed Ort here in naval circles
that the majority Of the foreign navies
have been constantly experimenting and
adding TO their flotillas OF submarines
while the United States Navy has done
little or nothing in this line for the last
wear. The estimates for the British
navy for the fiscal year show an unuSU-
ally large number of submarines com
pleted last year and TO be built during
1906 and 1901