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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23
Raise Large Sum.

Il fspccial to The Times, Dlspatchl
NORFOLK, VA. Aprll 2sItAt mass
:, hoo was quickly raised for the benefit
Of Oft the San Francisco sufferers.
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GREAT PARADE
TO MARK THU; DAY.
Opening Of tic Baseball! Season
Thursday Occasion for
Gladncss.
WANT "BENzlnE BUFFERS"
Procession Up Broad Street Be
hind Seeing Richmond Will
Be Imposing.
WANT "BENZlNE BUFFERS

Bands will play, rooters will get hoarse
and enthusiasts Of Richmond VIII get
generally wild on next Thursday, when
the Virginia State Baseball League
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= !, looms apply 10 RICHARDSON &
& cIixPPEffn Storage Department. Bel
Feyidere Building. sol ". Main Street
SHEARS SHARPENED,
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TR1GG sH1PYARD EQUIPMENT, CON.
sistng of machinery tools, stora>ror091n
supplies, motors u5 HIP. TO l2o H,-P.}'
betting (sIngle and double lrntheT,
and fre wood cheap. Address s. NJ.
TOML1NSON. Shipyn rds. Richmond. va.
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PANAMA HATS.

PANAMA AND STRAW ia II 8
bleached, blocked, retr3mmed AMERt-
CAN HATTERS. 4o4 East Marshall for
Z rnerly Ninth and Broad
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EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN IMPORTED
/. BRAUCR'S, 100 T. Broad Street.
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FOR SALE--A .FIRST-C1 LAD ES
and Gents Restaurant on Broad street,
doing n good business: good reasons for
selling: mono but those meaning bus,-
ness need apply. Address G 34o. care
TinTes- Dispatch. -a# aG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

THE 1ONG-LOOKED-TOR STYLE IN
Milan Straw Rolled Brim and Straight
Brlm Sailors can now be found az MIS-.
NJ. l.. WORTHAM'S, ZIG N. Third.
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WE Make BLUE PRINTS, RAIN OR
shine by electricity, 2 N. Eleventh
Il Phone 1854. G
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ROYALTY OPENS
OLYMPIC 0 |. ! GAMES m !. J
Kings and Queens 81 Greece and
England Present III
Stadium.
THE SCENE VERY BRILLIANT.
Athletes From All Parts Of the
World Gathered iii
Athens,
THE. SCENE VERY BRILLIANT.

-
f(By Associated Press,

ATHENS. GREECE, April so.-Under
glorious sunshine following Il showcry
morning. the opening ceremony of tho
olympic games was performed to-day by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

NOW rs THE TIME! A CDRTA1NLY!!
q or counsel IT,! for Crafts Royal" If
your denler cant supply YOU. write to
THE ARTHUR j. CRAFTS CO., Rich
rnOnd.
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The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

ie 1 cent per word, Net Cash In ~.
Z VANCE, with minimum cost OF ~
cents for each Insertion. The sa'1ie
4 rate applies to deaths. marriages
obituaries md MI other classiiieu NJ
tees. No display type allowed III ny
classified columns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

USE KAf.ENA, THE CLEANSING;
Paste, for the hands and for househo, u
kind of dirt, greasc or stain without
the least injury TO he skin; o ~ 10
ana &c. boxes VIRGINIA GENERM,.lb
SUPPLY CO., G3l East Main street CUP
l.t
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SOLICITORS g. statesmen,

WANTED, IIGH-CLASS Statesmen;
only those capable OF earning big money
considered; the finest calendar and
leather line ever shown; we want men
that can sell the line and want them
permanently. Write us. THE SCOTT
# MILLER CO., indianapolis, Ind.
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NOTtCE-1F YOU Will SEM, ME- se1i
4 I will send you a gallon OF corn whiskey,
eight yenrs old. BEN TERRY. Clnrks'
vile. Va.
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BE SURE no SEE MY SELECTION OF
Wall Paper before placing your order.
Nothing but hrst-class work. r. b.
BRAUER, 100 z. Broad Street.
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MULES, MULES, Mul4Es-U. S. TRANS
fer Company: so head young !, n m ~ e
prices 500 to $3.50 a pair See 81 Eltl, y :
III North Pncn Street Baltimore, Md. III;
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MEN AND BOYS lWANTED--LE
plumbing bricklaying plnstering. three
best trades. u s. government. employs
graduates. Union cards gliara ran ,.
Catalogue free. COY NE l5kSS. ! HAt !, :,
SCHOOLS. New York, Chicago, 81.
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WANTED, YOUNG MAN OF SuFFl-
Client experience to do satisfactory dairy
& work on small farm. Apply, stating
terms, Box 73. Chatham, Va.
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~, a I. VI, ,,.,,,, .,,,l tha vounr ulrl and the
.,ae ~. ,,..,,,isa tnora IN nike n look.
veg iaay NIL NJ ~, ~ In tha iand
'ee.ns ho.''' ~. ~, Va cvor,,7 other
a., 80, =, r,,,,a "a no - obta,ned iii
nv, 81, ~ ,vi,l iii lido oft
and thn an
- ~ it1a,,a ~" hond n othnr
u. 49, - ~ 1
Senleius MI, Ia = (,
~. !, 81 10 ~ 90 nnd NJ, Tic le-
t',,., 80 ads ~, r2ichmond' $
III III, 10 r,arfectetl
pi Az :, 19.a,,au ne ~ ina owners
MI W.: - =, o''e 49,, on,ciaI
sol INC Sht'cnilloi'u =, telIlls az 80
o. inc lea ~, W.. ''...Ne e. .o"do nj
'oNotitof e,,s,ue r,,.,,',.a ~. first
,ilNe Inc L ,,nt' -. -
o'''' owl ZIG "''.' .
BE Lively Scene.
q (, !, =, Y i, cries
ne u!np .t,,a ,.aii,., and the race vii
~ istls y :. -. IN o. 1inas ui,l
" Oh. Do"i, -. , ~ ,,di,a,,als IN
pc several lusos -!us ~ e., ~,
prelty new sui.s a.,,'
stullu VIZ s'le ~ I
NOUNS CHeL =. :, :,
Sci'ns, ,,;,i '1,,a
twistlng mass ~ ,nu'llili,ty - =
"rissllns lor ny, - - -, !
l3lit aDoNe me w - ~ W. 70
shr1ll voice OF t!le sou'ss.ei W. 10
nuts ana coca-coi,l ana otle, sDt
Che"lns gum anu canuy W.. nv ~, 'ss ~
passed among NE a 'o a'lu phs
pal FEVER WI pernea,e tne a ~ aht,, 9,
las "a and stick there until late in Sep
TENDER when the season closes.
But 10 return :for q nlolhe moment 70 wa :
grand and glorious ana aWe- ll !, !! :
parade that IS 70 pass s. alons oroh y J.
street, It's gong 10 Pc something w
of the ordinary, something 70 W'icn pos
tcrity VIII point With It's longest l'l'sel'
Baseball history VIII be written l'e.e-
after, with next THURSDAY az tne slart',lt :
point. And that parade VIII nave 10Y
of space IN the figuring on the artlciss
that historians VIII sell 70 magazines. :,
The chief marshal ana ms aioes WI
ride In front OF the procession on ,erS
stecds. One or two small muieS t"hi.e
ones preferreD.. VIII pc nrouHnt ln.o
service and astride these VII De sevs,''
of The grandcst rooters IN the city. W ,,
no regular yell mas been MT upon y y I.
safe bet mat there VIII pc yeiis cl'ousll
or various kinds 70 satlsry the e't're
band or enthusiasts.
LynchhurSs team VII pc taken &c. ca -
OF all right and VIII ride In the auto
mobiles. They VIII come mere 70 WIN wy
three games II possible. put us Cnari.e
-
Shaffer's intention to make them hust:e
little BIT to take the prize.
Thursday the season opens mere It'll
day the second game - played ana on
Saturday the week Is finished
T,vrchb,1rr Next Stop
80 -. 49,
Leaving mere, me l-awmaRers VIII jour
ney to l.ynchburG. and there aRn4h, for
the llrst three days IN the following week.
meet the same aggregation OF ball toss-
ers, And the nine will also meet another
parade. for Lynchburg VIII nave 1ts
opening day just as Richmond had hers.
Just what mon WIN be used IN me hrs'
game cannot be told as yet. But as
guess 1t might be lined up IKE tnls'
, Shaffer at the first sack, Hicks DONG
honors ut second Cuddy or SHARP Ut
short, Hamilton on third, Wall. Anthony
and Ttman for tho outfeld, Cowan or
Foster or Hinton behind the par, ana
Gckstonc, still or Long with toe stnck
down in the box.
But It's too far ahead 10 determine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

MAN WANTED TO BUILD TELE-
L phone line. General utility man pre-
fcrred Address or phone, SUSSEX
& SoUTHSIDE TEL. AND TEL. CO.,
Sussex, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

DRAWINGS or ALL KINDS MADE
quick and accurate. p. o. Box TAI.
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PAPER HANGING.

CALL UP PHONE 1861 AND LET US
call and talk to you about your paper
hanging. Prices right and all work guar
anteed r. S, BUGG, 500 w, Main.
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WANTED.

WANTED, 100 YOUNG MEN TO JOIN
our pressing club; 81 per month III ad-
charge. Mrs. 3. s. aFABER T. Co, 4
East Main.
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opens with a game
here between the
Lawmakers and the
IlIllclinlbers { 70 NJ
Lynchburg.
There will be Il
parade up Broad
Street to the ball
park and such a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

WANTED. SEVERAL PRINTERS AND
two operators; good salary and perma :
,ent place. Address FOOTE & DAVIES
co. Atlanta. Ga.
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JOE iBICILERSTAFF. SELLS AND RE-
pairs all kinds Of bicycles. 1911 =. Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

King George OF Greece.
The huge Stadium and
stands were already packed
to their fullest capacity
when the royal procession
arrived TO the strains Ut
Greek and British anthems.
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SHOE REPAIRING.
MILLINERY.

NEW AND PRETTY DESIGNS IN
Spring Millinery, Imported and Domestic
Trimmed Hats. Call and select what
you need for the season. Prices will
surprise you. Mrs, JULIUS BEAR,
1923 East Main street.
THE Tong STYLE IN
Milan Straw, Rolled Brm and Straight
Brim Sailors can now be found at Mrs.
NJ l.. WORTHAM'S, PIG n. Third
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& HELP WANTED-Male.

"A Ny. lN,rELLlG ENr PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding LOT 70.
+ newspa pers; experience unnecessary.
Z iSAiNE Iockn BORT. N. Y. .l-. 49,
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FOR SALE.

Il. s.. TRANSFER COMPANY. MOTNtss,
power replaces tic horse; $40 TO Ss9-,' ~
head OF horses and 100 head young'
blocky built miles ages to Seu n.1.
Weighing 900 to 1.400 pounds, 10 be p u,s
wagon system. Viii hc sol id ut. rnte q, o. !
rs head week. All good, servi,ceh oi ~
stock, right out OF hard work als g, !, o.
head Young, big, fat mares, pav .,t,.. ~
sore; will come sound In the county; 20
sets nearly now harness a t snclliice,. o - :
SUPERB NTENDEN'T,a at stables alo-4l
North Paca Street, Baltimore, Mu'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

1T IN DOUBT ABOUT A TRADE OR
business for your boy, have talk with
the Art School, 1ll2 Capitol Street. Pu-
pills OF that school seem to have little
difficulty In getting positions or making
independent livings,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

Southern League,
Al New Orleans Orleans 3; Menu
phIs, 2, ~,
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS g; Little
Rock, 5,
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SWEET CIDER BY BAR:
rel or carload else n'anufactureIrTs q
S for prices. o GREEN WOOD !" q RIsT 4
r. CIDER MILLS, Greenwood Depot, va.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent,


FOR RENT-THREE UPPER FLOORS,
Nos. l7-2l North Twelfth Street, contain
ing about eleven thousand square feet;
suited for light Misunderstanding; also,
office, 20x70 feet, No. Is N. Twelfth,
with basement and three floors above.
Il RICHMOND TYPE AND ELECTRD-
X TYPE FOUNDRY. Twelfth and Bank
A Streets.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS SELL SAN FRANCISCO DIS
aster book; 800 page illustrations; high
4 est commissions; freight paid; credit
Send 10 cents postage for outfit; also
# AMERICAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
n C'hicnuO t-lHF. 800
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BOARDING

EIGHTH STREET, NORTH, 516-..WANT-
ed. permanent, transient and table
boarders. Terms reasonable: home COM
forts.
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10000 AGENTS WANTED; ONLY AU-
thentic book on san Francisco Cnlain-
ity., Highest cmomission: outfit free.
THE JOHN C. WINSTON CO., 1006
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Games Scheduled for To-day

y New York at Philadelphia.
Ssi* Cleveland ut Chicago.
Detroit ut st. Louis
5f5&8 Boston at Washington.
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SITUATION WANTED, Female

WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY OF En-
perience, position as linen mistress,
cashier, light bookkeeping, doctors as
sistnnt or assistant housekeeper; refer
enccs. Address NJ, Box 81, r. +. u.
No. !, Buchanan, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23

AGENTS WANTED, SAN FRANCISCO
Calamity; only authentic book; sells
like wildfre; chance of lifetime; so or
100 per cent profit. Freight paid.
. credit given; outfit free; loo. for mail
:. ing; other liberal Inducements. Adj
I dress r. H. WOODWARD, Baltimore.
Md
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ESTIMATES CHEERTULLY GIVEN
on Awnings, Tents and Flags: prompt
work: large stock. II. =. COPELAND
e. co. Phone 2576
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TAX NOTICE.
Office Collector CITY Taxes, CITY Fan.
Richmond. Va. April !. 1870,
LICENSE TAX.
CITY LICENSES
FOR THE YEAR 1906.

have been placed In my hands for collec-
tlon, and are due now. as follows:
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK or AVN
ings, rents and flngs In the South;
Z prices right. II. E. COPELAND & CO..
lUS North Ninth. Phone 2576.
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PERSONALS.

TO BUY FURNITURE IN LARGE OR
small quantities. Address p. Q. Box 775.
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THE BEST VARIETIES AND THE
best Rose Bushes in America, s1.0O por
dozen and up MERIT ROSE CO., w.
Grace and Cedar.
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER
wants furnished room In vicinity OF
Jefferson Hotel May first. Address
Gu" p. @. Box GIL. Richmond. Va.
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BARGAIN FOR A QUICK BUYER
fine paying lunch room strict investiga-
ton quoted. Answer quick. G $50, care
Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT. MY LARGE FACTORY ON
4 Twenty-second Street, Contains over
10000 square feet space, besides good
sized yard and shed, three elevators.
water and gas piping, ETC.: possession
given June lst Apply to w. Y. HAM
q COCK, Richmond, Va,
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10
The Right of Way

speeial to The Sentinel. r
Washington. March. Tine ra.l-
way rate bill has now the Ilgnl OF
W. "'t no close of the senate session YES
ferdav afternoon asked formally that
The railroad rate bill be made un-
finisbed business and this request was
agreed to. Enough has already been 5iI
developed to show that there WI. ~
he n long and exhaustive argument on
nc Democratfc side of the chamber
a fijrmlng that the rate declared py
fhe commission shall remain in e.
tfsct Notwithstanding mterlocutory
orders of courts. -..a,e ORC
The Republicans OF me sen l.l,ea by
so split on the question presented ny
,ba characterization that they are nor
certain Ger Of passing anything by
strict party vote. since the senate ~.
nIaved ducks and brakes with 'h'
Statehood bill.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10
THE COLLINS RECEPTION.

This afternoon Mrs Anna r. Col
Inns is giving "a reception at her pretty
home on East Main street In honor OF
Nor mother. Mrs. c. y. Rhodes ana
her sister. Mrs. w 3. Shepherd
Nearly one hundred invitations
were issued and over eighty We're ae-
cepted. The AFFAIR promises to De
one of The prettiest private recepl IONS
.oiven in the city in months and is a
social affair of more than ordinary
beauty and importance.
The Collins home is Handsomely
and tastefully decorated in req ana
.wbite these colors being in evidence
everywhere and forming many pref
~ In the receiving line were Mrs. An
ma r. Collins, Mrs. c. \. knodes'
Mrs. Nellie Collins and Mrs w; Is
shepherd Mrs. James H. smith AIT. Mr5-
samuel y. Wheeler, Mrs. w > var
lace. Mrs Charles H. Arthur Mrs'
Waller S. Sullivan. and Mrs. l. ~
Bunting are in charge OF the lui'"'
con tables. ,,,-. ,,
the punch bowl ,,.-...t.,,,
Mrs Holmes. Misses Linley. CarroN
Alien and Jenny are assisting IN en-
solos by Mrs. Adams, Mrs Lem.
hanob and Mrs Welles and niant
SELECTIONS by Misses Penney and ROW
sna Wheeler will be among the De
iightful features Of the entertain
Mrs. Collins is charming host
ess and the reception has been LOOK
cd forward to with the happiest an
ticipations by those who expected 70
be among the guests
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10
Awful Explosion A.!

Special to The Sentinel
Paris, March 1O-What appears
to he the most horrible mine disaster
in the history of France occurred
this morning at the mines of Cour-
iers. near Calais. when. after the
DAYS shift, consisting of 1.S00 men
had gone into the gallery, there was
an explosion, supposedly due TO fire
damp, which shook the city and the
country for miles around.
The explosion was Immediately fol
lowed by a fire, which spread with
terrific rapidity and burned so fierce
-ly that the dense volume of smoke
which poured from the mouth OF the
mine was changed into flames 1t
is feared that few, if any,o f the inn
prisoned miners will be taken ONT
alive.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10

Autographs depicting some Of the
grewsome and tragic scenes Of the
Time worn temperance play Ten
Nights in 4 Bar Room displayed in
the windows of the. saloons look a
little odd. stiu viewed In another
light It shows that the once uncom-
promising opposition tho saloon men
offered to the performance of this
play has practically died out
Mrs. Ben j. snyder took serious
ly III Friday night and for a time
last night her life was despaired of
by her husband and Lrionds. She
is reported good deal better this
afternoon. much to this qualification
of her family and MANY friends.
Il. NJ. Slocomh who has been alb
sent from the city for The past five
months, on an extended tour OF the
northwest. was an arrival ia the city
this morning. Mr.. Slocomh has
spent most of the time during his
absence at Boise Idaho. where he
made some Investment He thinks
that Boise has q greai future. but
he saw no town that bad any better
prospects than Grand junction. MIR
Slocomh was accompanied home by
one of his daughters. who has been
residing in the northwest for some
time past.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10
A Steamer Sinks

Special to The Sentinel.
London. March. 1O.-The British
steamer Nelson, from Port Talbot
Wales. to ST Mazaire. France. sank
today on Pierre Ertes. one of the most
dangerous lodges OFF the islands OF
Ushant of the coast of Brittany.
France. Her crew of twenty-five men
We're saved. There was a heavy sea
rolling and the efforts OF the life saw
ing crew We're fraught with peril, but
they succeeded in reach ing the vessel
and taking OF the men and bringing
them safely to shore
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10
em Two AGED a Pass s H. 5s
ENTERTAINER YESTERDAY.

Mrs. Ed NJ Allison and Mrs Thos.
RAIDER entertained paly Of about
fifty ladies yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Allison on uuray ave
nue.
a guessing contest OF unique nat
ure was the leading amusement of
the afternoon. Mrs. Horace IT, De
Long and Mrs. NJ o. Dctplaiu We're
awarded the favors
\ pretty luncheon was eharmiuglv
served and other equally Co.'S pleasing
features made the afternoon one Of
the happiest Imaginable
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10
A Narrow Escape

Special to The Sentinel.
Ouray, March 9,-Five persons
who were passengers on the Barstow
stage to Red Mountain and the river
had narrow escape yesterday after
noon while attempting to cross the
river. The stage sloughed over the
side of the road. fell on its side and
was carried to the bottom of the
gulch several hundred feet down the
mountain side.
Fortunately the gulch was partial
ly filled with snow, or the passengers
might have been killed or injured
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10
No Hanging in Sight!


Special to The SentlneT
Pagosa. Springs. Colo, March 10;
Public sentiment against Orval
Weir. of Cloud City, Kansas, who has
confessed to killing his uncle. Geo.
]. Weir. a Leavenworth, Kansas
Soldiers Home veteran, is subsidinE
today.
Although strong guard is being
kept at the jail to prevent an at
tempt at lynching there seems TO be
no imminent danger. Young Weir
shot his uncle through the hreaist,
with a rife Yesterday while the Ola
man was sitting on horse.
The motive of the crime was ROB
berry. The old soldier had So,ooo III
cash and bonds, on his person, anu
when voung Weir was arrested the
money was found upon him.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10
All Pleasant Now |

Special to The Sentinel
Hong Kong. March 9.-rhe fric-
llon existing for some time between
the Viceroy of Canton. and the Amer
lean representative there. has given
place to more pleasant relations. The
vlceroy gave banquet in honor of
Rear Admiral Train on March 9th.
and the vlceroy and a number of high
officials attended the reception at
the American consulate on March q
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10
Y{RT
An ENGINEER

locomotive oils his engine a
n. Of times every day and the
!. ~rests half OF every day.
I.s, watch runs day and night
,oponsly but when did you have
.a.5s Are the delicate picots
.s'ng away on dry jewels to thir
',.ction9 are watches so cheap
van can afford to have yours
IN its good time-keeping qualit-
I, neglect? Bring your watch to
Astore the injury goes further.
! NAV he excuse for the poor per
..,es of late. We will examine it
congratulate YOU if it needs no
o,ion. and if It does, you shall
for no more than is necessary
s.tore it 10 perfect health.
hes tested free in the most scien-
and np-to-date manner.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10

Have vour transfer work and heavy
sneriai wagons for such work.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10

Mrs. James H. Smith has ISSUED ,.,, ,li-
vitations to a large number ~ '''-'''
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10

h. tested free in the most scien-
and np-to-date manner.
The daily sentinel., 1906-03-10

-, THE SENTINEL
Rea ,.s Il publishes The
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-29
IS WOMAN ASTRONOMER
Mrs. Fleming Discovered six Out
Of Nine New Stars.
HAS maze GREAT REPUTATION
She Is the Curator Of the Astro-
Photographic Library of the
Harvard Observatory

Boston.-since the days'of Caroline
Ferschel md Maria Mitchell, no wam-
. an has played 50 important part
IN the Astronomical world as william
ina Patton Fleming, a native Of Dun
dee, Scotland, but by naturalization
and adoption an American citizen.
Although 1t is generally accepted
fact that y Thin the last rs years WON
en- have doI.e important work in sci
entifie fields Of labor, very wpeople
know, perhaps, that they are now do
Ing work, not only in the line Of re-
search, but also as discoveries.
To this class Mrs. Fleming belongs
more properly. as she discovered six
of the nine new stars during the last
Is years.
In the Harvard college observatory,
which stands foremost in certain lines
of work, and whose influence is felt
all over Europe, II of the 40 assistants
employed are women, among them
Williamina Patton Fleming holds the
position Of curator of the famous as
tro-photgraphic library of the OBJ
servatory.
This position is as unique as the
library itself. for in the $50 years Of
Harvard's history no other woman
has ever received an official appoint
ment from the university corporation.
The Harvard library is the only one