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The Washington times., 1906-08-12
An Fffect in White Linen Canvas.


Quite a contrast to the soft deIicacy
Of the two costumes shown is the white
linen canvas gown shown IN Figure c.
II Is of "a very heavy quality Of linen
canvas. heavier tha. crash and very
handsome both IN material and appear
ance.
Ii is a suit costume, with a skirt,
coat and choice OF two waists, one Of
canvas and one of lingerie. AS the lat
ter is daintier for midsummer. as we'll
as cooler, that one is shown IN the pic
ture 4 braid which looks like a row
of hand embroidery. and which is the
width of soutache. is used IN the trim
ming and has all the appearance OF an
embroidered outline stitch.
The coat Is made with a seam on the
shoulder and with the neck bordcred by
four rows of this braid The front Is
cut i'm three deep narrow pointed panels
from the neck and shoulders down.
These points are folded square at their
apex Between them are panels of
c0arse-yneshed open lace of a new and
fascinating variety, widening at the bot
tom into scallops that are edged with
deeu frtngcs of linen olives and Jas-
sells and lunches of fluffed-out knots
These panels are sewed down 70 the
points Of linen with TWO rows Of the
braid in a ladder pattern. The front
edges of che coat are in two narrow
linen vest pieces part of the way down.
trimmed and fastened with little frogs
and knots of braid.
The back of the coat is in two Dieces
on each side a center panel of the pc
Cullar lace, which ends in a scallOp
above the belt and Is framed in a ladder
of braid Narrow lace panels, scalloped
at the bottom and pointed at the top.
finish the sides OF the back. which are
connected TO the sides Of the front by
two straps under each arm near the bot
tom of the coat. Fringe trims the seal
lops in the back, and the coat is with
out sleeves.
Motor Modes Of the Moment.
Sleeves may be inserted by cutting the
underarm pieces wider and curving out
an arGnhole hut the odd square methods
of finishing of the armholes of short
jackets is very pretty
For coats Of this kind homemade
crochet lace and Hardanger line or
crash may be employed by those who
cannot well procure distinctive trim
mings. The lace in this Illustration is
| like a fishnet of coarse linen thread
with a pattern appliqued upon it form
/ ed In pieces of linen mesh but little
more open than that of the material,
outlined by braid and trimmed with
The Washington times., 1906-08-12

he automobile has completely
revolutioniZed summer dress
ing. and city streets are full
OF daintily attired women IN
place of the addressed
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EeVSTIAs monvnsnrAL eoLoas
Despite Thsh Great Age Thsy Etsss
Never Faced

Despite tAsiT extreme old ags. IN
sglts VI ths bohg time that these col.
OTs have bssh exposed 10 the iaAu.
eEees u N weather. they arr ysI SC
brilliant aRd fresh that It IL scarcely
cOhcei'able that they have endured
Tor thousands u years With ieW
exceptions. these astOaishingly duT
able colOrs SeTe made Of minerals
Tue ever present brOSnish red Nas
q mixture 81 fvrric-Oxide and clay
fran the Egyptian rcd irOn-Oehrs
beds. AS Tot the yellow color. be-
sides gold brUuze and leaf gold. fer
ricOxide Sas alsO made a. serve. this
bsing mixed, according to the shade
desired. Sith sariabl. masses VI al.
uinina. lime. and th, like Hy hsaIsnE
thCs" last miAturys. thu brown tihts
Svrr obtained. AMI the orange shades
b. adding T,d. A inscription writteH
b. a builder VI "a, Pyramids. Nch
Formed. aAa placed there four thou
sand years h'tuur christ. proudly pro.
ClIims that Al culur I.curatiuHs iOT
tGr Temph must be-. ,,.rIasting as
thu gusls thvm-, Ives
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

rH"-' vas nothius Wild In the
callers manner. ~ the lady at the
e., 'u.u. 90 bureau q, ~ vas rather
staTJi'I hon %, told his wants.
u Wish to engage q coOk. % ~ OBJ
sery,I
'IHur' or plainf" -he sid.
"r,.iu huu"ly as SIN" he re-
piied lu 'art. don't car" vh,ther
che can ,uph or uut IA, Old thing
that Iu"s- like couk viii ID d"
"Eyalir. I
and q she drink. smokes. or
stes i, silver. ~ much 90, batter
'Gu'iuvss me Wla
- socially desire that sh. l. very
struug and in 'hr habit uf batting
A,r cmgin.or vith - club"
- Uuu ml Word"
I'm short want a rampant. aih-
lciir ur ruariu. terror. aud Cah
VrU- i-,. -,s,d Wasys
TH. IaIl AZ ,l, DIX vas bCgginE
C'urlt. 9" contact her With the I.O-
li'r d.Iauu.nt
Hold on capitalized N. caller.
ALLOW o., ,o 500 that the domestic
l s,rs viii o.. In DO, employ Vt my
SIi,- mother Judgr
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Noiis~ % Apyiicatksn Zoe Tah Drea Usses
Ssstion sOf Chaptef 60. Iass Of Pc.
Ida
NUTttE = bsr-by given that Rnriisgich.
" PuTcba-rF 90 faH Certingaae No. -. DAT
~ The 10 day - June. a u. na1l he Sid
taid ctFtincate Ia NJ unare. aud shas made
stpitsaiion &c tan de- o. in.8s in acCsurG.
anss wtth 80. sad crrtinrate euIbrafss 49,
isalputn9 or~rttsd pr,sy-rFTy sttaa1ef Ia
We usia cutinfy. fsFtds, ta-uit:
Ln's y end - ia z. Walts sdi 90 nsLsna
TIE ssid LAID hrinE aa.eased 81 taa date -
To- tssuancr of such crFttncute IN ths namas
efC. z. klictsf Cnlsss sai4 certiacafe sAan
~ p-treunrd seVgssiinn to 40 taA deed uln
.ss.ie TIER 81 an thr IN DAP % July. A. q.
whne.s my gncisl slsnltgp and go thls
the sth day % June. a. %. lNN
eSusD .sAM'L y. JORDAN.
era Circait CoaFt. voiasia o0anfy. Eor11A.
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On 81 CnANCr TnR JATER.
Tia Qualification. - Vk.Wrd by tie
ung Girl aud H,-r NUIhrs.

''l 'uu4ld like 20 ask yol one
question Euphor bia." said Der
.a'.... Are you going 70 marry
r HHr'able7"
ul aas cold. st-ely glitter ia
OBJ. n.as Voman's eye. aud her I'D
..f. . 'u .rurn. as sh, answered:
q dm uut. mamma
'l.t D." seems To b. a perfectly
aa"aIrrt,pnablc young man
90 am aware 81 q"
'l'n Is in exceptionally good
7arl.Ia, circumstance.
ua.. never taken the trouble to
fn' CO.,. .h'bpr d, i or not
N"Hf father has Iie says he -
NJ. nl,utly rich"
...l. Va hat ~ it,"
.HI 20 {. handsome "
.. 'gf nu Landowner than half
, Hu.gf other men knus
DO. ], only i've or ia years our
.ruir-
".. hos ull right. 50 far as aga
90.
.1'' lirls md him attractive.
80. " What Is tie r-asun you
% IH.F"
us,en't said don't nnd him
.tfr i've
"'.' you are not going O. marry
..u
'su not unless there l. . docid-
90 20. va. ct ,uul l,fI -
f.. 90 Boo "n. particular" exclaimed
... .. su't girl. crushing a bunch
90 . dollhouse huWcrs Ia her
20 ~ and fingiug them away
.af Is that" HnNiuusb In
..' De-. mother
H .r., Pr" ask ~. 70 marry
.H ,iir.-n Tribune
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

Nuii,s - APPIoatiun fuF raS IAe-a CHsisr
~'ythsu - chapter 49,. Lass g F1OF-
ia
Nbtbt - h. RITA Gitru thai a. u Hutsh-
tlt,ssa. IsIfs-la-sF 90 las tefttArair NJ
~. dated ths 6th das sf Juus A u tas hss
tissl saisi svftinsats tu tny ~. sud hss
inasis arp taitoa fsa tAH sie,=d o. isals ~
sstssfsians~ sta lau. "a c-Fiineaie en-
hrasss ths f,sllYuing sis-sr I'D prtil sFty so
GATED in N,sltisia sxalntt. flnI ida. ts-9u
~ ut uuit - sst % uWta. ~ ~ 90. a.
-itlih. rauss - eNsi afrss
Ths said land ls-tng ss-s---s-i ~ TIE date -
ths isetians~ 81 -uCh - " nsats b. the naunr
utt ~ 4. TSitchsT. lnisss SD C~rtfasafs
shsll - o tiestn~d agszsfdtus ~ iaw. tan ds-ed
= lll issar thstcou ga ~ sab day q Iuly. a q.
Iiaa
Nftns tny Uiastai -isrnaturT nad al ahts
ths so dap - Jups. A. u. ns2.
a-sap SAaL o. JORDAN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

N,ti,,. ct ApIii,aibsu See Tas a. ~ Ju.i..r
~,,tl'U :. 80 ,Hapi,r TO- Laws 81 Fi.H-
ia
AuTltt i hsra1N gwen that w ks~stst.
- Isurhn- Q q TAI tettitsaiie ~ -
dated be- hth siay 81 luUs. A u 80. hes nlssl
said usnfs' 900 ms unts. aufi ha~ made
Application fur Tea desri g. is-ss 10 asNssr,i-
au,r vita az ~aii ss-rttfCl O. Vmuracs-s th~
iu ou NIX ds--sfits-i UFt'tsrty situatssi in We
u.ia vuuutN. fs'fuia, ts-wu
1T a.. ia :. Ma L. nsdy HiIl
ths -atd istd t=luE as-sr--ssl 20 tlV date q
To- -suau,s. uf Fush tssrttn ate in th.- naut.
81 v ttzk. Tfusftv. Inie-s ~aid eeF-
ttnsasfe -ilal o. r,zlss.msi atsuuiiun o. iaN
tat dsS-si uill t-siir thsrTru uu th~ Eh dsy 20
luly. a. q. Has
Wuns-- ny gihriAl signsiuFr and ss-Ai tht.
ths -ih as - Junss. A u. tss
~eah sANL q. JORDAN
CA ttp-ut Juuti. Noltssia CUuaty. Ffurisia.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

N'ais, - ApIlaai ,sn tos TsK q. ~ Z Rsisr
Ssstnst :. 90 'hsI-irf 49,. tAss - Fl,sr-
Ma.
Nutt D - hrfsts given thrtA ~ Hutch-
y ttt-sau. tstiu'tassr taa e. % ai-ste ~.
"a DIT. q th' sth day 80 Iuus. 4 10 tisa.
ha- NJ 4 stid ert ihsssts 90 ttlt ttfte sud hss
tna'e aIF,its sttun fsT taN dfed to t~xue i,s 49,
sys'sians' sfth lac. ~aid ~ Fttns-ats suIisras =
lhs 'ios iisE ds-sril=,i Vr,ts-rty sitassts.i IL
N,'u-ta tspfutN. fsHt.ia. tssHH:
81 q fuf tu uwts - sol 4. 49,. ~. 90 ..
-suth, ususr a. sast - at=fts
fhs -atI tatisi D. 49, $685.. q - the date 90
tts i-sttuusr &C -uth ~ tusafe 10 ths ttaEat.
- v 's-tsThuut. Guls.-= - seTtiacatr
-haii - fs7iss-ms7,i .iss rtiiug - iau tHk d.
rsE
AHucrs my s.fi,tal -ssusturr an.i 80 thls
The stn day - Iuus = u 80
t~tan -ANl 10 ItiHlAN,
ERA Cirvuis Coift. N,t,l.is ,uaatt. FIsrisa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15
Ancient Rome

0, now mcfcl, o memory ~ the past.
BILLIARDS. SNOW Imminent 0, the family
IHwmcut "t o.. i..H.prh century
I",ltiVc cure fer Rheumatism. Buru,.
,ut,. SpTains Neuralgia. etc. Mr. &
II Ruuy"n. ~'anI,rry. NJ. writes
Il have used >u.N lrmm, tor Rhyu-
maii>m and aII pam can't say
enough m y, praise. Sold by all
druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

Suitos II Applisaiha foF TAI Is-sd CndeF
ssVti"ns ~ 'hastsT 49,. Lass e F1r-
ida
NUTHE b. hrrtby given that An uuteh-
tn~sifl. purshaes ct IaN tertingate ~
tH. dated h. snd siay 80 June. A. q hsc. he
nlsd -ald rs-Ttingate tt ms safac, ani kas made
appiiCat 90 fuT taH de- ! a. i-sife tn ssxssf,l-
ftcr vita Las sid rVFt tnCste euhraces tn
fitl'0wtnE dsssFflsd prssgzFty situated in vs-
iusia cssunty. fistTisia. tts-Sti.
10. = INT ia ava 20 neia. ~ ~, IN ..
sisuth. rauE~ ~ easf. - asfss
TIE saisl lansi ts.ina as-s-sss-l ~ tts dale esf
To- i--uaiIsss - stiCh cs-Tt thcaie in thu nams
ui J.. .. -. I0hus tnis7e sald c.Ftiaeais
.hsll ~ r~i'etusd accuT,linK e. iaw. taA sl.-esi
stii i-sn. ther7sn un ths Hh uay Of jap.
A 10 tss
Witness utk,ial signature aud ss-al tins
~ . -th da, - iuns. A. u tss
sal SANL u JORDAN.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

Noiioe q Appiication fos Tar DEED Uad-r
ssstina = ~ ChaptsF e.. Laws ~ F1ar.
ia.
AUTiCE = berrby given that A q Hnsch-
~ tnsun. RnFcaaeff ~ raE CrrsI4caae No
- dated TIE so dag Of June. a. D. lEol, has
nied aid oertinca1e in my of1ce. and haa
made appiioatinn fof taE defe % s8ua ID
accofdance vita lau. Sala otFIieeais en-
bTaoea the foIlnuina eeacFlsed rFups<fg 81.
Me Of BIZ =. Defan1
The said and hslnH asseaHed 81 tie daas of
To- tssuance ~ suea esrttauale n the nanas
q l. J. Dixie. tnless sid ceTs incafe ehall -
,ssae thefsoa On ths 80 day ~ galy, A d.
Hi'nsss my oiRcial signaiare and 81 this
ths ~ day % June. A u tHs
sal sAML u. JORDAN,
tfk Circuit CouTt. Nolslsia tounty, f.oftda.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

Rcienfisfa EHplaiM

Little Willie (who has been pun
ishsd for getting himself - dsrtyl-
BoohoO! wish somsbody'd tell ne
hos e II that the sane ART than
makes my hands blaek WIN make my
shoos uhita.-Amsrieah SpectatoR.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15
NOTICE.

Noftrs - krr,lis riNrn that IA muuths aitrI
a~f.. to-SH uu trttab, nsUtIiurr "a. fssN,
Ill pssssEi ms anal atswuut - adtuini--
trHffit az thr estate uf j. q. kifsfath. DR.
eIass-l. o. the t,sauty ludgs 20 Nuiti-ia '"iin-
49, $500 auI "a tuf nual di-sHharss a.
SARAH o. MeGRATH,
AsluufnisfrafrN q ths estate q J. y. As-
CFufh, a rsn=ssd.
nrlana, Ila 1uae 4. tts
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15
NOTICE ov APPII,.AT,nS eIRrAx

SOTICE 90 APPLlCATtOS RIR TAX
DEED UNDER SEcTiON sOF
CHAPTER tsss. LAWS 40 FLOR
liza.
NOTlCE - h@srtY Fivsa thsi . w.koesteE'
~ puNhaN1g ~ Taa CcEtiauats No. -.
daiga - elh dap q gane. a. ., -. -
nted sid ocrtlncate o. ~ Oehae aat has uao1
apD.ii1afiun Ter taE deed ~ ineus n ap1or1-
Nnlas,A Collnlg. blnrl4A, eo-ui
Isnss and a Va y. \ \ G. uoilr ma
Tae sid and helnG eaals.sa q - oaee 80
- a J. hillEF 4 g. rnlsa 81 esFelaeatI
sail - rcass1ee nsEera.ns q -. IA eesa
wtl i.ssas thsseoa 81 tha - dny % Sulys
A. q. 80
Winrss NJ eAzani slEnalnss nna suai ~.
~ ~ aay 20 gans. 4. y -.
:, 80 %, C, x 49, p ., sSs1eM
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Nuii,s - Aspiration fur Tax Lived tnsles
~,rti"ns oi 'hsptss 49,. Laws ~ FUr-
ida
Ntffii T. I. h~p-iy giNrn thaf A a. Hussh-
~ tu-ln, rHurhasrf 80 TaN tertinsate No.
~, dated ths Gih day ct lunr. A. u. Isat. he
ulsd ~ csFt iheats % ms oflls~ sud has matt
application Tee taN ds-pl 80 issue To- tcszsfd-
ausv Nnh laN Satd C-Tt ihs7a'e stnlsrac the
fsiliuutng 1s-s'rits-i pttH--rty situated IA No
luria ssIuuty, flsHtis. t.-utt:
Et= 81 O. L its. and 81 o. Iak- Eiriea.
ftH, said laird t--ing as-ssss.i ~ tEs date 20
the i--uansv 81 such 'stttnsats in thu nauus
- Hatttg thstah lult-s satd tsFtfuents
shall L. ?, dsetnsi asS-sttd ins g. - tsE slss.i
sii issue ihrrsaa 90 the Th DAP uf JAY.
o. Ess
Nttus-- ms uffhIal siSnsturr sud sal thts
tie sth day 80 Junr, A o. tea
SsN SANL IT, JtshBtN.
trk tIrvuu CssuFt. Vtlasta Uuunty, E.oTi.la.
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CLUBBING OFFER.

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subscribers oi The News:
The News one year al no. and the
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The News and the semi " eekly
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sI:El.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-15

N"iics - AppiieztiOa fee las ns-d Uha-F
sssitoa 0f Chapter Ssss lass % FaF-
tda
NOttGE = heTtee given thai a n. haIeh-
~ tlfsssfa, pafNtasFf ssf Tan OeTtificale Ne
~. dated tbs sih day &C Iune. a. 10 fes. kss
ulssi said ceFilhoats la my uflloT and he's made
aplslicatissl ter taE ds.ed - i-sss 10 acessTd-
auts utth las. said oerttacate emtFaoes To-
fuliuuinE a. scrli=d pFOJEFty sltuaasd ia No-
iusia tutiuiy, fluFidA. ts,-wit.
Nl-= uf Bei-t and nel-s ~ asI-A. sc. a.
20 u stath. range a. east. - aGrra
Tie said land bstnH as~eaazd a The date "a
- Isauancs uf sifch gslf1eaae ~ the name
bart. tnisss sid eeFtiaaate ahail
- -eins-i awarding 90 lag. tan deed ulii
tss
Nttnsss ny sfsciai sisaaiure and sal tbs
fhs sth DIS Uf Jane, a o. tss
sal SAN'L .. JORDAN,
Irk t1rcuiI tuart. vsissia Coslnty, f1ortda
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NOTICE. 90 APPLICATION FUR TAX
DEED iNDtk SECTltIN 80
CHAPTER 49,. LANs 90 FLOR
IDA

NUTtCE j. hsr,ly given ihsi A. " lsrmman.
Y turyha-..F 80 Tax ts.rtinsssis NJ ttfl.datsd
tie - day 81 1ult, :. 40 i,ssl hH- his-i
-aid DsFtihfaie tr uHN s'fhc.. afd ha- masis
npTliCafiun fur faN dsssi to i-.uss 90 asttlf
Il IuCs Wtth tzw. Said csttifit ate tuibf sCss
ths tnihuuinE ds~crtis'd IsruI-rfty 80 aaisd in
Nssiusta rtsnuty, flurida tu-un.
: - 90 1t 4 hlk y. ttfyan's tlaftsrttlis.
Tts -aij land hs'tnE as---ns<i ~ ths date 90
the is-uatss q surh esFtinratc in fhs name
- Martha tii'luan. 4 nitss .aid g. ftitlrate
shall - F,-siss msi arssFsiiuE o. law. tea dstd
ell isstls tht.rtou un to- 9Th day 81 Iunr,
u lss
Wuns-ss my oftslsl sisuaturs and s-al this
ths 9Th day - hsy. A u. tsss.
sal sANL u JOnDAN.
tlsfk Ciuun tuurt. Nulusia County. fla-
M flan Etan 10
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N,ak~ - Applioatl.,a Zoe TaS lied CRdsF
ssctiOG OF ChapteT tss-, lass Of Fior-
TIA
NUfbk "a hrFs - Hiteu that A. a. Hutsh
~ iBsun. ruUbaser Of TaH CrFtlncate NJ.
Va dats-i the dth day at June, A. u. Itfa. h4s
nisd said certihcais IN ms ofhss.. aud kas
made apUllsatiua Toe tak Did o. issue in a.
Cs,Tdsnse vita las. Sad ctrtihcate etnlsrssx.s
he e. luWtnE dsesaTitsyl pFOtseTty sitaafed In
NUlusiA counfy. flafisia. t,-Hu:
reit - ssis ot n.i-t. -. q. - q south
HtnEe a. uast. o. arrts.
The std land i=rinE ssss~srd ~ thr date Of
thu isstfaacr e such CrFtihsaie in thu naanf
~ J. Z. th-ttllc Cule.s said eeFtincafe shall
H. Tszieetnssl aCstsFsiins a. t1w. tar dfeA oil
.ssils thcFcssn "a the pih day ct Juiy, A. ID.
lisa
Nitness ms ,.fhtiai siauaiuFr end go thss
he ~th day q Iuue. a Il. tsH
sab SAML u JORDAN.
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rus
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
DEAD LETTER MAIL
PILING Up RAPIDLY
Growing Burden Of Caring for II and
Losses Of People Who Are
in Need.

How 20 effect a reduction in the enor-
nous amount of undeIivered letters and
packages which are being received bv
the division OF dead letters. is a matter
10 which Assistant Postmaster General
DeGraW has been giving much atten-
tion since the dead letter division was
placed within his jurisdiction. over
Il, 00O pieces of undelivered mail were
handled by the division last year.
and the average number received each
day IS now between thirty and thirty
five thousand
Mr.. DeGraW believes this number Is
excessive and could be greatly reduced
By the use of ordinary care by patrons
OF the postal service. Not only are the
writer's and addresses put 10 great In
convenience and trouble by the monde
livery Of their mail. but the peJuuiary
loss Is considerable, as during the pres
ent month alone over S2.o00 for which
no owners could be found was turned
into the Federay Treasury. Unfortuu-
ately. the greater part of the monetary
loss falls upon persons who are most
IN need OF the funds.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
STORE PURCHASED
ON NINTH STREET
S. Oppenheimer Makes a
Profit of $1,000 on
Property.

Premises 5l1 Ninth street. between L
and f streets northwest. comprising d
JHree-stoTy brick and store property
owner by S. Oppenheimer. has been sold
foI $500 The lot Is eighteen feet
front by a depth OF 100. containing l.SO0
square feet Of ground and represents "a
valuation OF about Sl4 per foot.
The name Of the purchaser Is with
held, bat Il is understood that the pur-
chase was made for the owner OF the
ground adjoining. extending 70 the coz
ner Of y street.
Mr.. Oppenheimer has owned the prop
erty but four months and. as showing
the rapid increase Of values attached to
property IN that section. Il is stated
that he paid $1,000 for IL az that time.
Special interest attaches 90 the sale
from the fact that The adjoining prop
erty on the north Is the parcel desired
for the new vaudeville theater project
The Washington times., 1906-07-31

NEW YORK. July 3l.-Somewhere in
New York or not far from II is an un-
happy. wandering woman who calls her
self Bridget Kelly, She has the delusion
that she has committed a crime and that
detectives are pursuing her. She is as
innocent Of crime as the child whose
death turned her mind.
Mrs. Bridget Kelly she was before she
married Charles G. Gale. IA Sieight
street, Port Richmond, Staten Island
She nas forgotten her husband. her son
John, her friends. who search for her
ceaselessly. A splendid housekeeper,
Bridget Kelly" supports herself now
by serving as a cook And a fine cook
she is; her employers are nightly pleas
ed. She remains with one a day. a
week. a month. then fees from the de
tectives, the phantoms Of her disordered
brain.
The husband OF this cook owns the
home that awaits her Besides. the
cook has a dover right I'm her hus-
bards share Of his fathers estate
valued at 10000 The elder Gale was
the first man in Staten Island 10 keep
"a drug store He was prominent in Re
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
GIVE BOND NOT TO WOO
BEFORE GIRL IS OF AGE

WILKESBABRE. Pa. July a.-The
police spoiled the eIOpmeut OF a young
couple in this city last night Ralph
Hughey, aged sixteen. and Norma
Wolfe, aged fourteen. left their homes
I'm Kingston. near here, 10 go TO Bing-
hamton. n Y. 10 get married. The
girls father notified the police and an
officer halted the runaways at the sta
ti0u in this city.
The pair were arraigned before Mayor
hlrkeudau today, and they had TO
furnish a bond in the sum Of $50 each
that they would do no more c0urting
until the girl was of legal age and uad
received the consent of her parents 10
wed
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
RANDLE CITIZENS
FORM ORGANIZATION
Preliminary Steps Taken to
Secure Permanent I'M
prOVementS.

A large number Of citizens Of Randle
Highlands and vicinity took prehmi-
nary steps last night toward organizing
the Randle Highlands Citizens AssO-
citation.
A committee consisting of Messrs.
Robinson. Bradbury. Wilson. Barker
and Henning and Or. W, Lee White was
named TO draft a constitution and by
laws The committee is TO report next
Monday night in the town hall in Min
nesOta avenue, near Twenty-third
street.
A number OF addresses were made at
the meeting last night Among those
wLf spoke We're Mr.. Robinson, Mr..
Bradbury. and Or. White. Col. Arthur
Baudle also made a brief address.
praieing highly the District Commis-
siouers and their assistance in the
growth Of suburban Washington.
A resolution was passed unanimously
urging the Commissioners to grant sew
erage TO the section the new assoCia-
tion viii represent
A committee was named to wait upon
the Commissioners for the purpose Of
securing sewerage.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
THOUSANDS
TO GET SMALL SUN
Fined Fifteen Dollars, an
Auto Owner Takes Case
to Last Resort.

CHICAGO. H.. July 3L-More than
$3.000 has already been spent by Frank
=. Collier. a wealthy automobilisL OF
Wilmette. TO recover So which he was
compelled 10 pay in a Justices court on
May 26 for speeding his automobile,
and he has now prepared 10 spend more.
After a series Of writs. suits. appeals,
and injuuctions. Collier was unable 10
recover the amount he was compelled
20 deposit with the justice 20 get out OF
jail. and made an appeal 20 the circuit
court That body has decided that Il
has no Jurisdiction IN the premises. and
Collier straigntWay gave orders 10 his
attorney 20 take the case 20 the su-
preme court and hire other lawyers II
he needed assistance.
The Washington times., 1906-07-31
UNDER DELUSION OF CRIME
MOTHER LEAVES HER HOME
Well-to-do Woman Disappears and Works as Cook in
Households-Found After Search, Only to
Disappear Again.

publican politics and was postmaster Of
Port Richmond twelve years.
When their last child. Marella. died Of
meningitis. the mother. from being
cheerful and hopeful, became melan-
choly. In November. ISJ1. she disap-
peared
After ten months search her husband
found her. a cook in the household Of
Thomas Brady. a wealthy man, Of Bay
onne, N, J. Gale took her home. The
old delusiOn seized her-that she had
committed a crime and that detectives
sought her-and she vanished again.
IL was not until November. 1894. that
her husband got even a trace of her.
Then he learned that until the pre-
vious June she had been cook - the
Pine Blun Inn, kept by ". =. Beers,
at Point Pleasant. y. J. From there
she came 10 this city Tracing her her
husband learned she had new delusi0n
that she had stabbed a man at Point
Pleasant
The husband describes the persistent
search he has made IN many places
Bridget Kelly is dfty years old. five
feet two inches IN height broadshOuid-
cred and well built She has blue eyes
and dark brown hair turning gray. She
has a brother. John Kelly. living IN
the Bronx.