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The Washington times., 1906-09-18
CARhODY PUTS BLAME
ON HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW
Says Senator Platt's Wife Is at the
Bottom Of His Marital
Troubles.

NEW YORK, Sept S.-'It is all
mother-in-iaw with us, said Francis
J. Carmody TO-DAY in explaining the
trouble that separated him and his
wife. Louise Snow Carmody, the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Thomas c. Plat.
7 did not agree with Mrs. Platt in all
her ideas" he continued; neither do
the Senator'S sons. They refused TO at
tend his birthday celebration this year
because M-s. PlaJt was there. The Sen
atOr is neutral In the trouble. j have
seen him since this trouble, and he -Old
me he believed matters would straighten
themselves out. believe they will.
There has been no action for divorce
or separation, and there probably VIII
be none on either side. Surely there
will be none on my Wifes side. because
IL is she who has deserted me. / love
her and wish constantly to have her
with me, but her mother Will not let
me see her"
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

the attack on the girl and a posse. com
posed Of determined well-armed men,.
was formed IN a few moments. IN bug
giles. on horseback, in wagons. and
afoOt. the enraged residents penetrated
the woods. turned up brush. tall grass.
and weeds, hoping TO find the man. but
they were unsuccessful. The roads were
examined In the hope of finding foot
prints. but the cOlored man evidently
kept In the woods because 40 traces
were found ca the road
This morning the Maryland authori-
ties informed Inspector of Detectives
Boardman of the attempted crime and
asked that a general alarm be sent out
10 all the precincts and every effort
made 10 capture the guilty man, who is
thought TO be In this city.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
Alleged ASSaiLGnt
Of CuLpeper Girl
MALexandria Jail
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. SEPT IS

George Griffin, colored. was brought
to this city yesterday afternoon by Dep
uty Sheriff John BOwersett. of Culpeper,
and lodged in the jail here. Griffin is
charged with attempting 10 criminally
assault Miss Gerald Covington. tif-
teen-year-old white girl OF Culpeper. The
attempt is alleged TO have been made
about five miles from Culpeper last sun
day.
The attack so aroused the people Of
Culpeper that Griffin was brought TO
this city for safekeeping. There was an
effort 10 keep secret the fact Of Grif-
fms conehnemeH- in the city jail, but
It leaked out today The man win be
kept here until the latter part of the
week, when he will be taken back TO
Culpeper for trial
The negro IL is alleged. attacked Miss
COvington as she was crossing a field
alone A fierce struggle ensued. but
Miss CoviugtOn finally managed 10 break
awy from the negro and escape Grif-
I'm was arrested and taken before her
and she identified him as her assailant
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
ALLEGED VIOLATION
OF THE SMOKE LAW
Two Charges Against Manager of
American Ice Company's
Plant.

Samuel A. Kimberley. Washington
manager for the American Ice Com
pany, was on trial in Judge Alexander
MullowEy's court this morning for an
alleged violation Of the smoke law
Two charges were opposite Mr.. Kim
berley's name on the police register
One charged that dense clouds Of smoke
were emitted from the smoke stack of
the American Ice COmpanys plant, Six
teenth and + streets northeast. on Sep
Jember s. The other charge stated that
dense clouds of smoke We're emitted
from the same stack on September l2.
Inspector Butts watched the chimney
of the plant on the days mentioned. and
upon this Information the warrants were
sworn out Mr.. Kimberley Tas present
in court and through his attorney de-
manded jury trial Bond of SO was
fixed by the court In each case.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
THE soNGLEss MOSQUITO.

A peculiarity about the seasons mos
quito is troubling amateur naturahsts.
The mosquito Of 1906 does not sing. It
is dumb as an OYSTER The wariness Of
IL. too Not until the beast has supped
sumptuOusly is its victim aware he has
been meat and drink for it. But IL is a
fat and indoleut mosquito as well as
silent, and its CORY remains have 10 be
carried off and buried. The afflicted one
would much rather il would sing the
old songs and give decent warning Of
its approach, bat styles change and this
summers insect is 10 bite without a
sound.-BOstOn Herald.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
Work at Cooks School.

General Grant tells in an interesting
way OF the work done during the past
year at the Cooks School and Bakers
School. established for the army at
the barracks I'm this icty. The first
class, consisting OF fifteen men at the
Cooks School, finished its work on July
!, last. only ten Of the enlisted men
detailed to take the course of instruc-
tIon ia cooking there managing 10 pass
the difficult final examinations given
them by the commissioned officers Of
the subsistence department
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

TO THE HOLDERS OF Certificates OF
Indebtedness, Series "A" Metropolitan
Railroad Company.
Notice Is hereby given that the Ger
tihcates Of Indebtedness, Series "A,
Metropolitan Railroad Company. dated
the twelfth day of August. A. y. 1896,
and payable on the first day Of October,
A. T. 1906. VIII be paid on the said first
day OF October 1896. upon presentation
iuEton Railway and Electric Company.
18th and East Capitol Streets. Washing
ton, u. c. Checks for intCrc-t due on
said certificates the lst Of October. 1906
viii Doe mailed 10 the registered holders
Of the certificates. as heretofore.
Interest on these certificates viii cease
after the said first day OF October. 1906.
W. +. HAM.
Sept -, 1896. Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
LEG CRUSHED UNDER WAGON.

Robert Rogers, thirty-five years old,
of 1921 New Jersey avenue northwest,
had his left leg badly crushed yester-
day afternoon. by falling from one Of
the wagons OF the Parking Commission,
the two wheels Of the wagon passing
over his leg. He was taken 10 the cas-
ualty Hospital
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Martha Washington Seminary

For young women. Special and general
courses. Two years course for high school
graduates Music art etc Also primary
department for limited number. Reopens Oc-
tober g. EDWARD ". THOMPSON. Prin-
cpal l4th ST. near Thomas Circle.
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WASHINGTON CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.

Fourteenth and Irving Sts. y. W.
Delightful location. Able college education
pav students solicited. Terms reasonable
Session opens October the first.
President DANIEL +. MOTLEY. Pm. u.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

FRENCH TEACHING g. JAMIN
Has returned from her vacation IN Maine and
is stopping at Mrs. TREMONT'S HOME. z113
r 81. NV. VIII resume French teaching there.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF pHARsaAoy

SESSION BEGINS SEPT. e. 1906
Lectures and laboratory courses in Botany
Nateris Mediea, ToXtcoloEy, General and An
alyticaI Chemistry and Pharmacy aud Micro
s., opy. Special students received IA any OF
the branches
For Prospectus address the Dean, Il r
KALCSOWSkI. SOS 4 81. Nv. Ofce hours
Daily. from Am. 10 I pm, sc5-I5t
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

EE XykJNTJE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
IL LNIN y Sth & X Established 1875
Positions to graduates or money refunded.
Best instruction. day or night. IN Boohkeep-
ing. Shorthand Typewriting, and ali school
subjects Preparation for civil service exami-
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

ST. ROSES INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL WILL
reopen on September g. 1906 when We Will be
prepared 10 an orders for ladies' and misses
gowns, coat suits wraps etc Lessons given
IN cutting and fitting For further inf0r-
nation apply 10 20Z3 e. NV. au2s-50t
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
DIED.

WEsENDORFF-On Monday, September H..
1906 al 80 a. IN. in the general hospital
AT Elizabeth y. j., Mai, MAX WESES-
DORFF. L. s. A., retired. Of cancer - the
stomach.
Particulars in another column
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
Many Courts-Martial.

Fourteen commissioned officers Of the
army were tried by court-martal in the
Department of the East during the year,
which is double the number tried last
year. Thirteen Of these trials resulted
in convictions, and one, who was found
gunlty by the court. was allowed 10
resign for the good or the service"
There were l.054 trials of enlisted men.
OF which 9SS were convictions and 65 ac-
quittals. General Grant says that after
"a very careful study OF the conditions
iu his command. he is convinced that
OF the causes which bring soldiers and
orlcers TO court-martial not less than
80 per cent of all the troubles that occur
in the army are due 10 the use Of
liquor. lie strongly renews his recon-
mendatiOn Of last year that light wines
and beer be sold 70 soldiers at the army
canteens, which. he thinks. would do
much 10 prevent deseruons and courts
martial
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
WASHINGTON COLLEGE OF LAW

1919 New York ave. reopeus Monday Oc-
tober J. z p. m. Public invited; evening ses-
sions; three-year course leading 20 decree Of
Bachelor Of Laws. Graduate courses one
year, Master Of Laws. open 10 women and
men properly qualified Tuition $50 per year.
Catalogues at hook stores. For information
apply 20
Ellen Spencer AIuEsey, IL RI, Dean.
Phone Mass Es Fifth st. nv.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SCHOLARSHIP open 20 competitive
examination has been established in the
Medical Department Of Georgetown Uni
Versity Examinations viii commence
on September 2Tth. Applications for eX-
amiuaJIons will Ds received until Septem-
Der 20. GEO n. KCBEH, Dean. go IL
Street. selS-3t
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
COAST GUNNERS
DON'T LIKE JOBS
General Grant Reports
Steady Exodus From Ar
tillery Service.
COMPLAIN OF OVERW0 W0RK
Congress Urged to Provide for IN
creasing the PersOnnel-Many
Courts-Martial.

The military conditions In the Depart
ment OF the East, which extends along
the North Atlantic coast from Maine
to South Carolina, are fully described
in the annual report OF Mai Gen. Fred
eTick u. Grant, in command. All in
all. General Grant is generally pleased
with the progress made during the
past year in his department toward put
ting his men and defenses in a state
of absolute efficiency, although he
makes an urgent recommendation that
Congress again be requested TO make
an adequate increase in the personnel
OF the coast artillery.
a steady exodus of enlisted men from
the coast artillery, says General Grant
in his annual report, has continued dur
ing the past year. He thinks that this
exodus will continue until some relief
is given by legislation. The shortage
In the enlisted force Of the coast ar
tiHery is now about 20 per centum, due
entirely to the refusal of the men to
re-enlist where they viii be overwOrked.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
24th Year Of Success in Washington.
The Berlitz School Of LANGUAGES

723 i4th St N W A. Gonard. Prime.
arapd Prizes, st. Louis, 'o4i Liege, 'o5.
French. German. Spanish. etc Native teachers
School open from to g. Trial Lesson Free
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
HOLY CROSS ACADEMY.

Select school for young ladies' and children
Academic and Preparatory Departments
Complete courses Ia Music and Art. Com
merciai course
Reopens Sept. ~. 1912 Mass. ave.
au2J-3gt
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
MISS LlPPlNCOTT and
MISS BAKERS SCHOOL

kindergarten, Preparatory. and Academic
Departments 2lI5 Cal ave, corner Of Con
necticut Reopens oct. @ Coach calls for
children.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
.-,-r.r- rrr.PrNrFNT

DENTAL DEPARTMENT
T-vOen+f0nal opportunities are onere1 IoF q
---<-+ -r-4 s+rfr+T,- Erst class education la
Dentfetr,-. Session begins September -.
W n. COGAN. D. D, s. s-o ID street
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
Law AND JURIsPRupENcE.
Connnar o. PHAnmAcY-

Three-year course leading 10 the degree
OF Doctor Or Pharmacy
For catalogues application blanks and fur
ther information. communicate with
OTIS ~. SWEET, Registrar.
se5-5)t Cor. II and 18th streets NV.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
THE MARYLAND SCHOOL
E0R Tile BLIND.

AAL-LlAlOlAL- NIL
TNSCTrrDTecC THE DEPARTMENT FOR
COIORED BLIND AND DEAF.
A thorough course OF instruction IN
kindergarten, Grammar 3 algh Schcol
HrRuCheg Manual Training, Physical
Culture, Domestic Science, ana Music.
A fun corps Of weIl-Jrained and experienced
teachers Children from The District OF CO.
IumbIa and Maryland may be admitted free &
unable TO pay.
Patronage from without the state solicited.
Advanced pupils IN music may take adyauta1-
Of opportunities offered by the Peabody Coo
servatory Tuition &sOJ per annum- schS-~
sHens September 10Th.
JOHN =. BLEDSOE, A. B.. A M-.
superiuIendeE~
au2i-80t
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

Undergraduate course. leading Il the de-
gree of Bachelor OF Science IN Architecture
The Washington times., 1906-09-18


FACULTY or MEDICINE.
four-year course also "a uye-year course
leading 20 the degree Of Doctor u Medicine.
FACULTY OF DENTISTRY.
three-year course. leading 10 the degree
OF Doctor OF Dental Surgery.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

SCHOOL. OF MEDICINE.
The ffty-seventh session VIII "eelh -
fenrber "a and continue eight months 80
ss7,fe v7,arricuIated FOR day instruction onlg'
~, ,7{~rr lectures being given Practical lap-
.o-efoTv work. under special instructors, IN
Anstornv Physiology. Histology. theaislts'
= ---is fs~flifies for clinical experience And
tactical work IN hospitals Of city and ~ @ tns
T-ri,-ersItv Hospital FOR circulars al4I7s7
the Dean, DIR .. II. hobr-lS, s-' II 1'--
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
Departments.
AETs AND SCIENCES.
DIVISION OF GRADUATE STUDIES.
OLuMBIAN COLLEG GE.

Graduate courses, leading % degrees Of
Master OF Arts. Master OF Science, Civil
Engineer. Electrical Engineer, Mechanical
Engineer, and Doctor Of Philosophy.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18
,VIsIoH OF AECRIrECTURE

JuueIBIaluHle cIuTses. IeadInE % ths
Bachelor Of Science degrees In civil EIec-
trical, and Mechanical Engineering.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

Undergraduate courses leading 70 degrees
OF Bachelor Of Arts and Bachelor OF Science.
COLLEGE or ENGINEERING.
The Washington times., 1906-09-18

.Iuage II the Circuit Court
DANIEL. w O'DONOGHCE. a. 81. Pm. D.
IL. 81
Court Of Appeals: Messrs. LEIGH ROB
INSON. j. WORDSWORTH GORDON, and
J. SoTA McGILL- --..
Ouiz Masters. CLARENCE r. WILSON,
A. b.. II. NJ DANIEL ODONOGHJE,
A NJ Ph D.. IL. II, ana JAMES 2.
EASBY- SMITH. A. NJ. LII n.
WATKINS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-07
Offered and Referred.

The following bills were offered and Dr. REFERRED ID
BY Nh Prince TO ae section rv p nor q & The be
kept together: when 80 .i,ert 10 DO boarded;
a. e heard sGy a ess section s of
act e raise revenue. etsy IN regard TO Nv
BY Mr. Throckmarton: rs appropriate ss5 ,ooo
tho p P2.sS ssin 81 Virginia ETC. Tor
:, gsn; domain on cities a5a towns d. ,,,,,,yoa
~ March J. 1901. 10 proviac for road Improve
%ssin sussex s and 1s GIseh tss ne, on,rovoa
May ., ieoa creating n State board of crop
pss; commissioners. and defining theit,
By NJ houston To authoIize the Council u 7;
me togn Of Phoshns to! g borrow money and
NJ j. Ps,Iqp s Ss6s bin eI eenh
BY Same; communicated : coneernipE the
;, = States insane nsa ,.sboriz,nr the bor-
BY Ewing BSGT i ssa i,ssas ssHa. ssers1e:
by the 3. spesed ans e prorde
protection against fire. to grade ana I'M
s lion gfs Ss The z issPe na
planted for dorna' n oi
punishment. therefor. - &c.
BY CIV z. " Throekmorton: amend and, and re
1901 in re tss Prison 30 ss of viz
GINA: their custody therein: the compensa-
fion therefor: expenses and discharge.
nv a. %. r Lane: To amend and fe-enact
section III OF the Code of 1851 In reia,io on
10 how Judges OF election shall be appointea
and Who shall act in their failure to attend:
BY ordway Fuller: To amend 90, and re;enact An
act approved February e. lsss, enutieI M Nm
act to prevent the pollution OF po'ap ,
waters used for the supply OF clt'es anu
rIs,;r p y Pey,on: To regulate the business OF
lending money on household r ana k npars
sawInr inachines musical Instruments Or
wages and salaries on conditional Nd Sa ya 81
70, s H,s.r 81 o,,id To amend ard re-enact sec
ton 1906 OF tho Code In relation sao ,n 70 sne
defining OF what consuth.es se!ioot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-07
.HEADLEss SUICIDE
WAS A BANK CASHIER.
Especial TO Tho Times Dlspa tch. J

Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, February 6.-The
man who committed suicide on tho
mountain-slde near this city, has been
Identified MS Sturley c. Armstrong, cash
Ter of the Washington National Bank,
OF Pittsburg. In looking over tho .cloth-
Ing to-day, u tailor's tag, which he had
overlooked. gave his name, and n tele-
gram from Plttsburg Identifies tho nc
cldent policy as being held by him, 1t
Is stated that he disappeared from Pitts
burg on January End. There had been
some trouble In the bank. but 1t had
been Strengthened out, and it Is not
known why he should have left, Moth
ms Is known Of his movements in Roa-
noke, as he doubtless travelled unden
an assumed name, and the head was In
such a condition that no one could rec
ognize him.
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House Bills Passed
.HYOhlEI ] CURES CATARRH
Its Healing BaIsams KIN All catarrhal

Its Healing Ralsan,s KIN All. Catarrhal
* Germs. !, 4.
There Is no moro commons. disease than
catal'rh,tand snonesthnt Is more 1danger-
Gus. It weakens and deblll@ tes'the whole
system, II it Is allowed to run, leads to
serious, and sometimes fatal compllca-
tons, !,
No dangerous, drugs are taken;linto.the
stomach when Hyomei is used. Breathed
through the small pocket inhaler, that
comes with every Hyomei OUTFIT, its. heal
Ing balsams penetrate to the most remote
cells Of tho throat, nose, and lungs, kill,
ing the germs Of catarrh, healing the irri-
taatefds { mucous membrane, and making
complete and lasting cpres. ls'sl
THE complete Hyomei outfit, consisting
Of y, az IN Inhaler that can be carried in the
purse or Vest pocket, a medicine droppcr,
and a. bottle OF Hyomei, costs only 81.
The inhaler will last lifetime, while
extra bottles of Hyomel can be procured,
/ whenever needed, for only so cents.
you cannot obtain Hyomei OF your
dealer, It will be forwarded by mail,
pos paid, on receipt OF price, Write
to-day fora free sample bottle ana eon-
spltation blank that will cntitle you To
services of our medical department. NTH
out charge. The Il, IT. Booth Comp0ny.
Hyomei Building, Ithaca, N. Z.
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lending money on household and Kitchen
furniture wearing apparel. wages or saia-

lending money on household and Kitchen
furniture. wearing apparel. wages or saia-
iies-.
BY Mr.. Lynn: 10 amend and re-enact the first
section Of act entitled An act 70 au.
thGrize the Governor to grant conditional
pardon TO persons confined in the peniten-
tIary."
BY Mr Gunter; To incorporate the town OF
Faupuier, n Accotnac county.
By ~. T. a. Wlckham: To amend an act, ap-
proved March Q. 1886, relating 20 the award
ing of injunc;ions. -
BY MIR sears: To amend and rc-enact section
% an, act. entitled An act making ~
unlawful for insurance companies. not IN
corporatcd by the laws of the stale OF Viz
Einis, bu, legally admitted TO do busins =. q
therein. 10 place cause. to be placed IN
litirance on property in this state In offices
outside OF the state in violation of the tax
laws OF the State -
By Mr. sadler: To amend and rs-enact SECTION
$50 OF the Code, relating TO salary OF clerks
% boards of SUPERVISORS
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AGAIN POSTPONED.
Rurton's Motion to Set Aside Yer
dict Not Argued Yesterday.

The discussion before Judge Wits witt Of tine tine
motion to set aside inc t s,a nnse of 4.
r., S3rich Burton. did not take place yes,
te adaT The record could not Be a abe
time because took Of the down facf the ssat ae
, ssenosIhm as been kept too closely confined
=; tbc He Henpco annexation case to admit
~ ~ his his completing the Burton case re-
cord. ,,,sormod NJessrs.
po ou,os and wise, counsel for Burton.
hat he Would hear the case any day this
term tern. they could be ready with the re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-07
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Long Session Held and Many
Bills Advanced.

Sneaker Cardwell occupied the chair
in the. House, and prayer was offered
by Rev George II. spooner, of the Meti1o-
dist Church.
The chair announced the following COM.
mittees:
To confer wilma similar body from the
Maryland Legislature on the subject OF.
uniform oyster laws for the two States
Messrs ThornhilI. NJ. NJ. Green, Rev,
J. T.. Taliaferro and Mason.
With reference to the necessity for a,
State printing plant-Messrs. Clarke
Houston and Gaines.
Mr.. Bowman called up out of Its order
the bill reported from the Finance Com
mit,eei appropriating $4,000 to the State
sinking fund. and It was passed.
Senate bill 1873. providing for an increase
in the salary of the State librarian. was
passed by. and the Caton-Spessard BILL
appropriating $4,000 for primary and
grammar schools. was passed without
amendment or debate. q 4
Liability for Freight.
The Withers bill. rendering the initial
company handling freight liable for its
safe delivery was advocated strongly by
tho patron, while Messrs. Baker and Byrd
sought to have it committed to the Com
n.tec for Courts of Justice
In appealing for the passage of his bill
Mr.. 'Withers declared that the. House
have a chance to get through the Senate,
that body Of obstructionists." where so
many measures die.
MIR. Baker stated that he was in hearty
sympathy with the objects OF the meas
ure. 1t was passed but Mr.. Byrd called
attention TO the fact that his motion to
commit had not been put. The cha,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-07
Licensed to Wed.

The Clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
terdny issued marriage licenses to the
Kirwan p. Phillips and Pnttie r.. RUS
SELL, Charles Hartel and Eva Lowe, AL
fred d. Clark and Macella Maren. rheo-
dore Schneider and Ida Finlie, Guy NJ.
Cherry, III. and WiIile "a ~. Hlrvie, Re Y,
Wexford lNraysey and Lucy r. Mlnson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-07

Code OF Virginia, as amended by an act. APP
proved March !. 1884. as amended by an ACT
approved May 90 1853 MS amended By an act
approved December II. 1909. as 10 authorize
county, city and district officers who are APP
pointed 10 MI vacancies. TO qualify In the
ca,ne manner as II elected by the people.
To amend and re-enact section 90. OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-07
Knights Of Columbus.

Richmond Council, NO. 800. Knights Of
columbus, viii have an interesting meet
ing at Lee Camp Hall to1 night i IS
first degree viii be on hand for Initiation,
aid after this "work" q matter of great
interest 10 the order will be brought up
and discussed.
gree on ITebruary 10Th, when q number
Of disnitaries of the order will be here
from other States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-07
Deaths Of a Decade.

IN gathering up statistics for the In
formation Of the special Go u H. CON- on
nittee -on Health inyestlsaa,oh' ~ M uca Nh
has 7compiied some figures that are of in
terest to others. ,.,..,,a ,;,,,be,. of
deaths In the city for the past ten ,s years,
with percentage and estiiiiateu popuia-
tISp- for each wear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-07
Councilman to BE Elected.

The resignation of Councilman John II,
West necessitates an election for Council-
man from Madison Ward IT ia under
stood that on Mr.. George L. Streets
shoulders will fall tho Councilmanlc toga.
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be no further delay. He opposed the
reference of the bin to the Finance Com
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-07
Poor Fellow.

Geralflinc--Pa has put his foot down.
Gerhld--I know II; i was under II
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Richrnonders in New York.

Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, February 6.-Ho ffmap
DIR. II. NJ Cowardin; Netherland, H.
Raab. York. III. Heller; st. Deuis, j, H.
Estes; Imperial, 8, Wallerstein.
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In Boston;

Ella,'rhat was the worst insult ever
received,
Stella-,What WAS 1t?
Ella-Bella saia that didn't know
leans,