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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

ington. D. g. spent Thanksgiving with
Misses Ida and Louise Evans.
Mr.. Walter Robertson. who has been
in Savannah. Ga. This winter. was home
for the holidays.
Mr.. William H. Gaines. Jr. was at
home from Tire University OF Virginia
Tor few days.
Mr.. Phil &. Chamberlain. after making
an extended trip through the South, Is
nome again
SIR. Arthur Charrington spent last week
at "Waverly."
Miss Mary Garter Randolph. OF Clarke
county. is also az "Waverly"
A. G. Elliott. OF Charlottesville. Va
visited friends here this week
Mr. and Mrs. Julian c. Keith enter
tanned number OF their friends ON
Thanksgiving Day at THE beautiful coun-
try home, "Donnatar." with an elabo-
rate hunt breakfast Several out-of-toWo
guests participated in the run before
the breakfast The affair was given i'm
honor OF Miss Lowe. Of New York
Nj. Paul c. Richards has acquired
by purchase the lines Of the Warrenton
Telephone Company, and is rapidly put
ting the several lines coming into this
piocc IN perfect condition. and FIRST
class service IS assured the public i'm tho
future.
After the drag Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. John 5. Gaines entertained a
host of their friends at Conway Grove %
Edgar Hunton, son of the late John
r. ltunton. who has been i'm Arkansas
FOR the past twenty-thrce years has re-
turned here 20 take possession OF Fair
view which was willed him by its late
owner Joseph G. Hunton. deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Grey. whose brand-new house boldly called
for protection MT Coaw was not I'm.
and, falling 10 get any response To- his
knocks. he slowly passed on from room
to room. When near the Kitchen where
the good housewife was busliy engaged,
the family bulldog appeared. and as Air.
Winters endeavored Co retreat the vicious
young brute secured hold on his trous-
ers just under the coat-tlil. made 90 stand
horizontal 10y his hasty exit The dog
hung ON with the tcnacity Of his kind.
and when the members OF the family APP
pelred the torlom salesman could only
race his audience lie explained the
trouble. hacked into the spare-room. and
PASSED his forty-four inch paddles out
10 Mrs. Colaw. who made such repairs as
enabled him TO get back TO the village.
Howoeit. he made sale before he LEFT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

land county is being worked" by "a band
OF iightning-rod men. One of them-NIn-
tiers by name-on Tuesday met with a
farm reception so warm as TO make
his name sound Ike pronounced miss
noiuer. Tie called go the home OF M.
George COiaw, eight miles north Of Mont
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Every Kind of Instrument

We sell every known Musical Instrument OF recognized
merit Organs, Washburn Guitars Mandoins BanjOs
Inns Harmonious and Accordions all at reduced prices
owing to this Christmas sale Call look them over
hear them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
FEARFUL PLIGHT OF
LIGHTNING ROD MAN

Especial o. Thc Times DispatchI
MONTEREY, Va. December S.-High-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Sheet Music Department

Nowhere in the South is there so complete show
ing OF Sheet Music 1t is under expert and every
standard piece is always stock This is wonder
full help to people wanting music.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
SOCIETY.
Continued from Second Page)

by Mrs. I.arlSin Glazebrook and Mrs
IT. NJ. Boykin; north and south by two
guests of the club, Miss Mary shelton and
Mrs. 5. y. Gillian.
The club viii meet next week with Mrs.
u. NJ. Boykin. OF No. SD West Grace
Street
Bridesmaids Arrived.
Misses Bessie Watson. Of Danville. Va !:
MARY Gusts Lee. or fredericksburg;
Marguerite Williams. OF Washington. d.
.; Baynie TAYLOR. Of Norfolk and Lily
Booker OF the University OF Virginia.
have arrived I'm tho city 20 be brlde.5-
maids at the Johnson Herbert wedding
on Wednesday next
Miss Taylor ana Miss Williams are
guests OF the Misses Shields. Miss Watson.
Miss Lee and Miss Booker are with Miss
Herbert
Miss Hattie Shields win give a luncheon
~ p NJ. on Tuesday 60 Miss Herbert,
Nor maid Of honor and her bridesmaids.
and Miss Aline Cowardin will entertain
Tuesday evening. after the rehearsal, ia
honor OF the bridal party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Hiss Annie g.. Mcintosh viii give a reci-
tal 10 tho Central Young Mon S Christian
Association Monday evening. December
1otu- she viii be- assisted By Miss Ethel
Brown and Sir. Ernest Thomas. The reci-
tal was advertised FOR November 10th. BUT
Miss Mcintosh was forced 20 postpone
81 ou account Of illness. The tickets sold
for that date are good for December
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
enid s Studv Club.

The Chld's study CLUB OF Monumental
church met Thursday afternoon al 4
O'Clock in the kindergarten room and.
doanite the weather goodly number at
tended. After the opening exercises the
annual election 81 officers WIS held and
succeeded by "a discussion on THE Ac-
firity % Children"
Delicate refresAmeuts were served be-
gore the hour for adjournment came.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
PianOlas--P ianOIa Pianos

spending years OF close STUDY
to play-nO use IN the Piano
failing to pay big musical divi-
bends.
The MetrOstyle Pianola and
Pianola Piano are the greatest
OF all musical instruments.
Praised by maste.s and those
unlearned in music. Pianolas
$3.50 up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Personal Mention.

Mr. j. Vivian Christmas is spending
n few DAYS with friends in Charlottes-
willie.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24

I SAW YOUR I'D. n THE HER4LD
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

the District of Columbia, Washington.
oct 20. 1906.-OrdeTed. That section of
Article Y of the police regulations of the
District of Columbia is hereby amended
by revOkiug the words Pennsylvania ave
nue. and" IN the second sentence thereof,
and inserting the words land PennSYl-
vania avenue after the word northwest
in the second line of said sentence and
also that the word each be inserted
after the word shall in the eighth line
OF said section so that said sentence
shall read as follows: New York avenue
from Ninth to Thirteenth streets, north
west, and Pennsylvania avenue, shall each
be considered as two streets. separated
by the car tracks. but the general move
nant of vehicles thereon shall be subOrdi-
mated To the business OF che shops and
stores. HENRY 3. +. MACFARLAND.
HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE.
Commissioners. y. {.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
STANDARD GETS LOWER RATE.
such - Claim Made by shippers i'm
Denver to Commission.

The Merchants and shippers Associa-
ton of Denver has filed with the COM
mission complaints OF discrimination iu
favor of the Standard oil Company, all
Ieging that Denver and Rio Grande. Colo
RADIO Midland. Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe, Chicago, Burlington ana Quincy.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, Chi
cago and Northwestern. Colorado and
Southern. Missouri Pacific, and Union
Pacific railways have been subiecting
the merchants and dealers Of Leadviile.
GIcnwood Springs, and Grand Junction
10 unjust and unreasonable rates.
The association asks relief from the
alleged discrimination and unjust rates
In conference with the commission on
the rc8djustment Of rates in conformity
with the new law. the Eastern railways
viii De represented by these men. Trunk
liHpS-FTeigh Representative G. u.
Dixon. of the Pennsylvania. Passenger
Representative q. F. Daily, New York
Central New England Hnes-Freight
Representative l. H. Kentield. New
York, New Haven and Hartford. e. NJ
Burt. Boston and Maine. The commits
sIons representatives will not be named
until next week, when the entire commits
sion is 90 meet.
Complaint was filed yesterday by J.
r. Harrell. Of Oklahoma City. against the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Company with the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Hauell charges that he has
10 pay $3.50 "a ton on coal from St Louis
L Oklahoma City, when the same coal is
shipped from the mines n West Virginia
for $50 a ton. He alleges that coal is
also shipped from Oklahoma City to St
Louis for s. a ton
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
PROPOSALS,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Office OF Superintendent T. :. Capitol
Building and Grounds Washington. ID. O..
October - 195.-Sealsd proposals Gin 0U-
pIiCatel Will be- received and opened al
the above Office on Wednesday, NONEM-
Der ~. 1906. for furnishing and putting iu
place. interior marble work. for the ro-
tunda ana main stair hall section al the
Senate office Building. Bidders VIII be
required % furnish with their proposals. q
certified check OF surety bond I'm the sum
OF per cent Of the amount Of their bid
Specifications and plans viii be sent TO
competent intending bidders upon the re-
ceipt OF a certified check in the sum OF
twenty-five dollars $500 as "a guarantee
for the return Of the plans. The right
is reserved TO reject any or all proposals
as set forth I'm the proposal form. and 10
waive any informality or technically
ELLIOTT WOODS. superintendent L. :.
Capitol Building and Grounds Approved
+. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
oc24.3l,no7,l5
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
C. & o. STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
More Equipment IL Ordered and
Potts Creek Branch Authorized.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. Oct 3.-The annual
stockholders meeting OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio. held here to-day, was attend
ed by about twenty men, who voted the
stock largely by proxy, presided over by
PRESIDENT George W. Stevens. He an
bounced that the board had recently
authorized. and that he had ordered
30 passenger coaches, 70 locomotives, and
1853 freight cars.
The meeting authorized the directors
u complete the Potts Creek branch n
distance of - miles. and 20 issue Sl.000,
0]6 OF first mortgage bonds for its con
struction and future equipment.
Negotiations 10 give the Air Line Rail-
road from Kisinick. on the main line. 10 q
point near Columbia on the James River
division of the Chesapeake and Ohio a
certain percentage of tonnage when 1t is
completed was agreed 60. II is thought
the Air Line viii obvate the building
Of the Carcybrook branch
Tho following directors We're elected.
Decatur Axten. John =. Green, Samuel
Rca. John r Thayer, Chaunccy NJ De
pew. W. NJ Newman, George w
stevens Hamilton Mex. TrOmbley, and
Henry T. Wickham.
These directors viii meet i'm New York
nrobablv Wednesday OF next week To de-
clare the annual dividend
President Stevens declined to say any
thing in regard To the dividend. but it is
learned from outside sources that on ac-
count of lack of equipment and other
expenses there viii be little increase i'm
the dividend, possibly not more than a
ralf OF one per cent, if so much
II is announced that the company has
lust given contracts for ten new pas
senger, buffet and Pullman cars. TO cost
$4,000 each. 10 be- operated between Gin
ciuHati, Ohio, and Newport News during
the jamestown Exposition
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Following schedule figures published only
as information and are net guaranteed.
T-s5 q. N. HaIly-Local Tor hsrrIsguburg War
rentOn. nanrllle. aud way stations.
1874 "a. m- DalIy-N a-lII,,u and Florida Linz
Hed. FTsJCiass tuaCugs aha rIetp,Is TO Columbia
savannah, ana jacksonville. H-Iu-g Jar Service.
u 10 a. IA. Ay-LulJvd states ass Alall-rirst-
class OOacnes anu Siecpegs ~ New ORLEANS. Dining
8M ,. m.-Week Days-LocaI fer Harrisonbur,
and way stations ON Manassas Branch.
so J. n DaiiJ-Locai iur narIvuJuu and Char
l0itssTlllc
~ p. ~ Daily-Ne,g YORK and Atlanta ExprsSs
fIrst-Ciass COaCnrs % Atlanta Sleeper 10 Jolua-
bus. Via Atlanta. sguset huute Tourist slceyer
Washington 10 S@u FRANCISCO Mondays. Wednesday,
ana frIdays-
$50 p. M Dany-Nlw York and Florida Exuress
Through CuaCnes aud s!eeFers Jo Columbia, ssYs4-
nah, and Jacksonville Hlctpers 10 Augusta ana
Ffrt Tampa Dining Car Service
10 J.. ni. Daily -Ntw lorS aud Memphis Limited
via LynchbTK first-ClasS Coach ana ~.str.ers =,
Roanoke. knoxville, Chattanooga, ana AilmpGls
sieepers 70 Birmingham and New Orleans. DINING
Car Service.
IJa5 p. m Daily-WnshiuEton and Southwestern
Limited. Ail-iuiimau train. observation Car 10
Atlanta and Macon. Club Car 70 Atlanta. Slcluers
TO Nashville. AdJuta Macon, Birmingham Yes
Orleans. Dining Car service.
Ihr0ugl tTaIus from the SUujh arrive Washington
6.iZ e:52. $50 aud II 10 .. m. $50. go and
$50 Z. daily Local trains from HauIsoubafE
u IS a. H. Week DAYS aud SO J. dap. krem
charlottesville. $50 a, m.; from Lypchburg ald
charlottesville. so ,. III daily.
TRAINS on THE BIUEAlONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington week days $40 a. m lal
AS 5Dj j. N. LOT Biuemouti 3 = D.. wees dass
sor I.eesburg only. ON Sunday leave WHyslprrgu
Ticket ofhces. s15 l5lh r.. 5u IA. ave-. ana
PenusylT 8na Station.
ii b. SpENCER. CAI. : II HANUWICK TT II 3.
". II. rAYLoE. G.PA.; L. 5. BROWN. CA.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
HERALD WANT AID.
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
foIIoNine prominent locations:

a Costello. 2T 18th 81. sw.. cigars. tobacco and
W A. MeNulty. 1890 18th st. NV. cigars. to-
baccos newspapers. and periodicals.
Panl Pearson drug st6rc. lsth aud I SIS. NV.
A. r. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and 7
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room, AZ and
sts, SW., leading brands oi cigars 49,. e,.
DUDLEY = 5S ltn ST. 81. SuiokeI articles hslihs
j. Walter MeIi6nad. drugs. cigars. and toilet srti
Charles g. Allen. 5l67 NJ 81. nv. Cigars tcbsc-
Cos. newspapers. and periodicals.; pool. 49,.
Lloyd Gloss. 2l55 Pa ave. NV, cigars. magazines
A. Goldman. "a - St NV. Pipes. tobaccOs. and
Cassadys 7oI 7th st. sw. for groceries provisions.
tcbaceos. stationery. nCWAIdpcr5.
Steye's Smoke Shop, ed and Z SIS nv. Cigars
M gaines. and newspapers. Pare eideg. ,r,,
Martins Shoe shining Pariors. 1913 Wisconsin
DaVs. PharmacT. ed and II sts. MS. Use DAVIS
Pagan Bros. 1894 Pa. ave. NV. Cigars. tobsccos
Ma gazines hsbing tackle. and pool
Kings Drug StoIc. Vermont ave and Eve 81 nv
Posi 6 a ' GigaT aud News stand 10 AZ st.
G.. Il Grahan. 80 Sd St. newspaper magazine
H iiI Star cigT Stores. $3.50 i4h St. and 6s
!. Nj Paxton. 1896 Hh ST. cigars. tobacco
newspapers. periodicals.. &c. 49,,
T. W. Swami q Co 5il3 " n Nv 'N'' anu
Paul Pearson's Pharmacies. 18th st. and IA ave
NV and y. J. ave. and = 81 nv. 49,, s;-,-;,,,.f,,,
W l. Grifi-. gl5 Pa ave. route ana distributing
agent for Washington Herald. subscriptions received,
'I-eis a. Fret sU cor sd and NJ sts. Subscrip-
lions for Herald received az 1876 jefferson ave NV
a. T. Dudley GO .th 50. SIS. tigdrs, tObaccO,
periodicals Open dails aud SUNDAY.
Henri a. True 30 1th 50. SIS. Cigars. tobacco,
stariouery newspapers. ma E8zines
l.niip Watts 6]2 Ia. ave uv. Cigars, tobacco.
newspapers. d..
Cheakalos < Cocos 600 ID 81. NV. and sol Ia. ave.
Fruits confectionery. cigars. newspapers, &c-
j. NJ Watson 4 Bro. 100 Il St. NV. Cigars, TO-
bacco. newspapers. magazine.
AIsttems CITY Hall Cigar Store. opposite City
Hail Legal blanks
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
RATE LAW IS SUCCESS.
Secretary Hitchcock Says 5000 Re-
ductiOnS Have Been Made.


The new railroad rate law has proved
q tremendous success" said Secretary Of
the Interior Hitchcock. as he was leaving
the White House yesterday.
There have been more reductions in
rates since August %, the date on which
the amended act became effective. than
in all the twenty years preceding. In
one day the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion received 5000 schedules providing for
reductions in rates"
While Secretary Hitchcock did not say
So. of course, it is understood that the
Cabinet yesterday received and discussed
"a report from the Interstate Commerce
Commission covering the operations Of the
new act since August .. The results
thus laid bare made strong impression
upon the administration official family.
Another interesting development in this
connection was brought to the attention
Of the President and his advisers. And
that is that nearly all The great cor
parati0ns of the country are cooperating
with the commission ro the end that
The law passed by Congress at It's last
session shall be carried ont as its trainers
intended.
For example. information has been Pc
ceived here that the United States Steel
CORPORATION recently called I'm an It's
traffic officials. and instructed them TO
STE 10 IL that ia the management OF the
business of that concern care shall be
taken that the interstate commerce act
shall be- followed strictly 10 the letter
Further, the traffic officials were warned
that If any Of them were detected in
eountenancinS violations OF The law they
would be Instantly dismissed Like adj
vices, 70 was stated. have been received
frCm other corporations.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

SCKIPTUKAL BOOK AND TRACT REPOSI-
toIJ. q Grant place nW.-Public cordially invited
10 inspect our stock Of books pamphlets. tracts
and notices Bible picture books for children, text
cards for Sunday schools. Orders for books. &c.
uCl7. l9 - p 1881
FOR SALE-LATEST KIND OF PETS; PURE
white, young. tame CpOSsums with black eyes and
cars, also small breed Of Spanish lap p0Odles; price
$iU0G9 each. SChMiD'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th
ST. NV ocl5N
FOR SALEI.0D SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating and cooking stoves Of every description.
from $50 np. SNIfLER & LA PORTE, lI3i and
l723 Ith ST. NV. Phone, ~ lI02
PRINTED ENVELOPES, business size. best work
1000. SIS. HAlWOKrH PUBLISHING HOUSE
81 eth ST. NV.
FOR sALE-FOUR UPRIGHT PIANOS. SLIGHT
~ used, at bargain prices. easy payments.
One Upright excellent maEel, $1,000.
Square Pianos as low as So
CHAS. NJ STEEP, 52 18th st. NV
J. c. CONLIFF. Manager.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SALE-A GROCERY AND PROVISION
store. good location. must sell account OF i'll
ness Apply l02 ST. NV. oc2A3t
YOU CAN HAVE ADVERTISEMENTS. STREET
car cards. written by McCEN1A, 1916 W Fayerte
Baltimore Nd
TIE LAST CHANCE TO SECURE REVIEW OF
Reviews Wo4nan's Home Companion. and Success
Magazines. all thTse one year for SZ65. this week
only ISRAEL'S MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION
BUREAU, S05 Vermont ave oc24-lt
COMPLETE BAKERY. 500 INCLUDING HORSE
and wagon
Small. well equipped job printing Office, $50; one
fourth It's value
Centrally located cigar store, clearing 500
monthly.
Three grocery stores from 500 mp.
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 5l4 i ST.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED - COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK
aud do light h0l-l work stay nights. references rg-
WANTED COOKS No WASHING MAIDS
white and ca0red So SIS; room PHILLIPS
Sl9 9Th ST. uW.
WANTED HOUSEK EEPER WHITE HOUSE
worker c1lored Mattresses. PHILLIPS AGENCY.
80 9Th ST.. nv.
rs NNTED- NEAT RELIABLE COLORED GIRL
Cor general hou@evUrE. 1910 9th ST. NV.
WANTED-A DOMESTIC AT 80 ID ST Ne;
luHt wages Uc2i-3t
WANTED-AT ONCE SEVERAL GOOD ALTER
atiuu hands. salary. s per week. j. l. LEVER
Ton & co. lil5 g. NV OrE3-5t
WANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN FOR GEN
fral houseWCrk. must bring city references ~
home az night Apply TO gi5i 18th 81 NV CCL3-3t
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED BOYS WITH OR WITHOUT boy
Cies. good wages school boys Niii D. eAlA'S ~
SUNDAYS ana Agllda1 9nd amer 3 pl dat5t;
Apply az MUTUAL blsIAlCI lELbbhhFH
co. cor lith and SIS
WANTED-IN LAW OFFICE. BRIGHT YOUNG
man AZ ste11Uauher and uTr1Ilter law student
preferred. Aupig 70 o. m oeio6sr q. $50 = 81 us.
a YOUNG Man 20 HELP ATTEND CIGAR
store. atout ls or % years. best Of references
LIekE y l0ll IA ave.
WA\TFD-A YOUNG NAN As BOOkkEEPER
lu tailoring business E1oG position 10 H'A-
est steady man. BOX 81 Herald
WANTED-A MECHANICAL CRAFTSMAN
Young man preferred. A1dfc7s BON -. Herald
Office glTms age ed11aton. experience and 9lary
expected -
DAWSON PRINTER. WANTS UNION JOB
press feeders a. once. steady Job. 500 sfh 50. uE-
WANTFp-AT ONCE A GOOD. RELIABLE.
honest elloTeJ porter J. J. LENERION x Gu
WANTED EIGHT BOYS. FROM Is To IS YEARS
uf age. to learn urIutug business. 'ail al DAf,bA
PRINTING co. - lith So nv
WNNTFD-AT ONCE SPECIAL DELIVERY
boy J. l. LENEkTUN a co. I'D q us.
WANTED BRIGHT ACTIVE BOY FOR MIS-
7enEsr about i5 sears % age. Is Pa. ave n".
WNNTED-SOBER. STEADY WHITE NIGHT
engineer Apply LICdiatCiE t1 otics 81 stone
leigh Court. Conn. ave. and J. - NV oc---L
NYANTED-WHITE Roy FOR DAIRY LINCH
room. Aufly g. p s. NV oc-&
WANTED - COLOEED DOORNiAN or NEAT
agpeararCe. references required Apply at The ltA-
I LEIGH lc-l-St
NVANTED-MEN To SELL SUBDIVISION LOIS
located u Washington. u. G., and also 90 se.l
stocks and bombs backed hy District real estate Al
dress VALLEY REALTY COMPANY. ROOM .
Home Life Building 18Th and e. sts. nw Wsshins
ton. ID q. ocA-It
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24

REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OF THE DIS
tgict Ok Columbia Sealed proposals viii be re-
CCiTrd az the superintendent Office AZ De Reform
school Tor Girls uf the District Of Columbia. the
Conduit road near the District Of Columbia bound
airy line until Thursday. the 18th day Of Octo-
Der 1896. az u Clock m, and then opened. flr
the erection and completion q q tWO-sTOTy brlc-
building &c be located on the grounds q said Re
form school ON the Conduit road, near the District
Of Columbia boundary line The plans and speclh-
cations Tor said binding may be seen ana examined
the 0iCe Of WyCth & treSSon. No. 1917 II street
northwest. Washington, y. g. The right % roget
any and all proposals 10 reserved. CHAPLIN
BROWN, President Board Of Trustees OClll2Id&S
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
MACHINISTS' STRIKE GROWS,
More Employees of Southern Railway
Walk Out

Telegraphic dispatches from the various
towns along the route of the Southern
Railway indicate that the strike among
the workmen of that company is in
creaSlng.
A telegram was received frOm Knox
vile, Tenn, stating that the strike
among the machinists there is rapidly
spreading. When the news of the failure
OF an agreement had been received. ten
foremen who had remained in the shops
walked out. refusing TO work under the
present conditions.
The rumor Of a sympathetic strike
which was published in The Herald sun
day. was substantiated yesterday. when
a number of boilermakers ia the boiler
shops walked out IL is said that the
strike may spread TO all the other depart
ments
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

IF YOU WANT A BUGGY. SURREY. RUN
about, phactOn, grocery wagon delivery wagon
O. vehicle Of any style call and see me | can
save you both time and money. as ] have large
stock Of these goods Oh hand at bargain prices
our prices are mine. Don't buY your horses,
blankets lap robes untH yCu soA me. Everything
that's used for horses and carriages GEORGE ".
JAGLOR'S REPOSITORY. i227 d ST. NV.
COGSNEL.L-S IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE 10
buy new and secondhand vehicles and harness:
large assortment vehicles. SO up harness, s. up
four hnc Shetland ponies aud trap A9 llth
st. NV.
ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS - WE OFFER
Cur entire stock OF contractors gears AZ cost.
So 5lnch tye wagons --------------t so
S 2Iuch tlre ag0ns---..---.----..- 80
s ID. WATERS & son. $40 Ia. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-24

William Bronaugh, cOlOred, was found
guilty yesterday i'm Criminal Court No. /
on a charge OF grand larceny. Justice
Stafford deferred sentence and Temarded
Bronaugh to Jail Br0naugh was charged
with having distracted from the pockets
of raperhanger named HslleCk while
both were at work az 1924 Seventeenth
street northwest the sum OF $43.CS. Bron-
aUEh tried To prove that he found the
money and was therefore entitled 90 its
lncSnssinl