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guests present We're Mr.. and Mrs. James Rascovar
Kohn. DR.. and Mrs George W. + BosRowitz. Mr. and
MIS-, Elias Goodman Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kauf,
MIS-. John Nathan, Mrs. Joseph Hirsch, Mr.. and
Albert Thalheimer Maurice Well Mr.. and Mrs
henry Wen; Mr., and Mrs. e. L, Mayer Edward
Mrs L. H Raseovar, Isadore witmark. Mr. Miller
Benoiei Or. and Mrs Birfhabn. B f5! and Mrs
Soow, +. j.. Levy, Miss Bessie Denzer. Mr.. and
serman Nj and Mrs. T. Wen. Frederick cremer
Mr.. ana MS ,Edward Helneman Mr.; ana T MIS-
Mrs Brewer; Rudolph Schloss, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
in Brooklyn.
The annual benefit ball OF the College Women
Club viii take place Friday evening, February %,
at the St. Regis. 1t promises 10 equal in success
its predecessor Of last year 1t is hoped to extend
during the year the work of this association. the
object OF which Is the eStahl!shment OF tEAd to
college education.
Mrs Charles Austin Bates entertained the Col
lege Womens Club Mss Jennie Pomerene prest-
dent, at reception and musical last Tuesday after
noon, from until o'clock at her house. No 100
Riverside Drive. Almost every member of the
club present, besides many friends of the club
This is the first of a series Of receptions to be
given at the homes Of members of the club, by
the social committee. Miss Mari Hofer, of the
faculty of music Of Columbia University illus
ers. and then the Rev. William Brewster Hum
phrey, president of the National Indian Association,
gave brief but interesting account of Indian
music, explaining some of the songs Miss Hofer
had just sung. Miss Bulmer. who accompanied
Miss Hofer. Interpreted Indian song the
piano. Mrs Wesley-Smith gave musical
recilauons, and Countess Won BoOs-Farrar and Mrs
James A McGuane sang.
Mrs Arthur Vinton Lynn Of No. 265 West 9Sd-st,
will be at home the first Wednesday Of each
month until May.
Mrs. Judson Mills. of the Lancaster. gave an in
formal lat home" on Wednesday. Bridge whist
the entertainment
Mrs Henry Brooks, Of West 17sth-st., is spending
the winter in Egypt.
Mrs. Thomas Warren Scott sailed Saturday for
her home in Belfast. Ireland. Mrs. Scott will be
remembered the charming Western girl, Miss
Neva Davis, who met her husband while both were
guests on Sir Thomas LDtOn's yacht
Mrs. Charles Roderick Bsseu, of Graham Court
entertained at dinner Thursday evening.
Mrs. Samuel Stewart Bradley of No q Wash
ington Square North, entertained bridge whist
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Eferss OF Social Ir1fereS7.

gold on the cover, and a shower Of natural orange
blossoms She was attended by Miss Meta Well,
who acted as maid Of honor The ushers were
Edward Rascovar. Sigmond Stern. Arthur Well and
Emil Wasserman.
The wedding ceremony was performed in the pink
parors Of the mansion under a canopy Of smilax
and a wedding bell Of American Beauty roses The
banquet hall was deliberately decorated with pro-
fusion OF beautiful pink roses, and in contrast to
the color effect the bridal table banked with
white roses and carnations. Among some Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
A CHRIsTMAs PARTY

The season Of all for children's party and dur
ing which the holiday spirit reigns abundantly
is Christmastide. childrens party demands
quite an amount Of careful planning. though It
does not always involve much expense. Not OF
the least Importance is the programme which
should be prepared with care beforehand. Among
other amusements the programme should contain
a variety OF new games. and also many old favor
ties. The games should be appropriate, not only
to the ages of the guests but also 10 the number
Of them. which should not exceed twenty.
The should be simple in order to save
the guests from the misery which will certainly
follow heavy meal The dishes can be arranged
someWhat u the following manner:
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Jersey City. " J., Gerard Swartout. No. 10 Bay
Ridse-avc-, Brooklyn, HcJuc ia Stevens p. o.
Box No lS2. Mantle Conn, Claire NJ. short. No.
l.J4i Eergen-st-. Brooklyn. Dora ~ sanger, Pei
ham, y, y; Florence r. T. smith. No EiIn-st-.
Newton, y, j. Guy A. smith. No l,t3 Sd-st,
Rensselaer, n. v: AlyrL J. Tyler. No. g Dudley
Place Youkg.s. \. Y; Frank Tomlins, 10. y Fran
ct-cO-lye-. Rutherford, y. j.. Randolph Tucker,
80. 159 Nase-ole-avt, Brooklyn, Lena rimm. No
SEQ Sd-avr.. Nrw-ToVk City. Gladys Terrell No. 81
Naplc-St Neri1en. Coma. Ruth Van ScCy, ~. o.
EoN No. -3t. Brewster. y. Y. Marjorie z Wyn-
kooD, No l5l4 51tu-st, BrCoklyu. Edith IT, Won
klrE, No 2f1 West lUlrh-st-. NeW-NOrk City. Nall8
Van Pclt No SIS East Ith-Sg- BROOKLYN Fred A
Waite No So SOuth-st.. Stamford Conn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Edna Rose RascoYar and Charles wasser-
man were married Tuesday evening at the VIII
loughby Mansion. Brooklyn, by the Rev. DR.. A.
lives and friends. many Of whom came from BOs-
ton, Buffalo, Atlanta, Ga. and Reading Penn
The bride wore a gown Of white chiffon satin
with point lace trimmings and tulle veil. She
carried a white satin Bible, with her monogram in
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PRIZE PARTY LETTERS.

Amelia Kretschmar, fourteen years old. of No.
25S Avenue B. New-York City. whose letter. en-
titled "A Christmas Party, is printed to-day, wins
the s. offered for the best letter How to Give
Party and Helen r. Henry. twelve years old. No.
s96 East 165th-st. New-YOrk City whose letter, en-
titled "a Kimono Party" was published De-
cember II. wins the 50 offered for the second best
1affa
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a.
chine. Thanking you again and hoping % win
so. $50 Putnarn-avs. Bro6FIyn l. Fl-AlE
Dear Editor: thank you so much for the dear
little sewing machine yOv sent me i am 30 proud
that I won f. Papa went right out 10 buy sons
our friends remain yours sincerely.
No 1O49 Ogder-ave. HighbFidEs. Ns7R-Yori1 civ.
Dear Editor. I thank you very much for ne
prize OF palntbox received; 10 IS the very best
I have. and II looks 50 nice Il seems shame TO
I am going to paint a picture as well as can
you for the nice roll OF honor pencil I received -
yesterdays mail thought that II you wanted %
times to win large prize you would not receive
pencil but must have been mistaken.
remain. yours truly. JOS ]. PTElR1NB0
No. lS5 Ralph-st Brooklyn
thank you for It, it win be very useful TO ma :
am delighted with IL EoTT1 T JTq,y; . rrvrvza
No. III East 2sth-st. Nsw-York cry.
Dear Editor; I thank you very much esr thS
No. 600 JacOb-ss.. Troy. n Y.
FaIdmaa. Honor LIST. NsT-FoFE Trisans' N ~
think and my mother thinks II Is very nlco. WITH
many thanks remain yours 3 Essp EI
No. lO7 Albert-ave.. Newark. \. ].
and return very sincere thanks FOR sans 7 70
MAN, gratefully yours. ,,,r,~. ,-.,
No. $40 East ssth-st. New-YoTk City.
Dear Editor; 7 received the book ana was VEN
much pleased with IT, STANLEY MEAD
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NOTICE!

The prise awards in the Juvenile story Sonpeti,
tons for high and normal school pupils, "nen crossed
ON January /. will be announced IN -, t.r,s
- I,.,,x,,.xv 4 Beside the first prlAe winner ,
,,ne ana the school he she attends there VII Do
published the names and schools o. t9S -kHs@'F,pts
ether winners Of REtESa 49,
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Hose, TO Gi4je q Party.

az last the dreadful moment comes when the ma
'gOOdbys' and II had a lovely time are said.
AMELIA KRETSCHALAR aged %,
No. 25S Avenue B. New-York City.
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POSI- CARD EXCHANGE.

Dear Editor. Please enter my name on tbs
post card exchange. Your loving reader.
FREDR1kA NJ. KELLOGG.
No. ia EuckiuEhaul-st. Waterbury. Conn.
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PRIZE SQUARE WORD.

aus; upright
MARY HELEN BENEDICT CAge ID.
No. 5sl West Sd-st. Elmira. y y
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LETTERS FROM PRIZE WINNERS

Dear Editor: 7 received the watch TO-DAY ana
thank you very much for 10. I consider raysefs m
usually fortunate TO win two prizes IN a monfh
I shall take good care Of the watch Again. thank-
Ing you. remain your constant reader,
ALLEN r. VERNLIIYE
No. 555 West 14Sth-st-, New-Yorl1 City.
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Dear Editor: want TO thank you for the pr4zs
you sent me I have always wanted a sewing ma
chine. Thanking you again and hoping 10 win
again. am ELSIE L PALMER
No. $50 Putnan-avs. Brooklyn.
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0be Wandering Terms.
.ntures of a Boy and Girl in Labrador.
By MARY BOURCHIER SANFORD.

Copyright. 1904. by a. c, McClurr & Coz
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Mrs. Samuel Stewart Bradley. Of No. q Wash
ington Square North entertained a bridge whist
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Mrs Thomas Warren Scott sailed Saturday for
her home in Belfast. Ireland. Mrs. Scott will be
remembered the charming Western girl, Miss
NeVa Davis, who met her husband while both were
guests Sir Thomas Lpton's yacht.
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Mrs. Charles Roderck BisseH of Graham Court
entertained at dinner Thursday evening.
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Dear Editor; thank you very much eor tha
paints received yesterday afternoon don't
think could have won a better prize Yours truly,
JOHN L SINCLAIR
No. s09 Jacob-s,. Troy. \. Y.
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Dear Editor: thank you so much for ths dear
little sewing machine yOr sent 7 am 80 proud
that won It. Papa went right out 70 buy some
more papers with my FISH picture IN It. 70 send 70
our friends 1 remain, yours sincerely.
A
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Dear Editor: received the pencil which you ssna
main. gratefully yours.
MARGARET HAYDEN
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Dear Editor: received the pencil, engraved "Roso
Feldman, Honor List, New-YoTl< Tribune, ", ~
think and my mother thinks. IL Is very nice. WITH
many thanks. I remain yours respectfully,
ROSE FELDdAN.
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Madison-st.. Brooklyn, the Contemporary Club held
its meeting Tuesday. After the presentation of
current events, Mrs. Edith oliver read a paper on
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Dear Editor; received the book and was verY
much pleased with IL. STANLEY MEAD
OneOnta. y. Y
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Mr.. and Mrs Lamar Ross. OF Macon, Ca are
now residing in this city and are at home for the
winter and spring at theiT house in West 73d-st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

Nj Il n no able that Richmond. hic h
Was asnong the first 81 ties e
us electric street rai also klng
y forward step py adopting the latest de-
Svelopme III s rail way SYsr,
anlely, the single phase alternatir ETeur.-S
rent n system Ss The chmond 4 Il che sarsS
Ike Bay RailWa hlch ts now Delns3
\ built from Richmond to Inland. aVa', Will lll
Sbe cd lpped immedt with sing Phase 2
npparatus and eventual this Inc VIII
Sc attended to the Chesap eake Bay Cons ,p|sl
tracts have been let TO the 2t9leo
trio CO., Scheme otad n
sS The line Will fol ow pla ns fsVAlfn
west ern roads have adopt ted, but with g ,i1
higher trolley vol ta sc MS atenary snspen !.
sion DO used tia l u
:, Il n 8o3 q Il 2S) h A. q. single phase
mnt ~. { Thus the road first Ito gemplo ~ the
3snrarue direct -ourrer,t syatem lis DOPING
Ina spra rue General Eleotric q systemSg of
multiple unit car control r-brakes Will
+ be combined straight and utomat u Wit
iC,s A. 81 mot tor scomp resso =. Il L.
sEs Power 4 will be furnished by the virginia
3Passenge q Power Co. Two q Grating
ets VIII $ba furnished {, both for operation
by water-power,asb but q rrange Il for cleo
8trical drive wt,an & ne cessa hessS flrst
unit{ Is /; q $50 kiowatt q, 600 -Yolt three
phase 25-uyole general tor mounted on the
SANE shaf with a $50 X Iowa Il so0-Y volt
80- cycle three -ph base generator the SHAFT
being az tended to connect with q wa ter
swheel, The second eat vii ais DO IA % D.
3cyole g, 800 volt genera tor. but II NJ ~ Pc
mounted on the same shaft With ~ 200
Ekilowatts 650-yolt dir ect-currerlt m no 9.
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Aiexandrla- Distiliery, Tha Belalr Dis!
atilllng Company has been Incorporated
with an authorised ca pltais stock M & ttOyo.A
700. Salvador s, Richard yVashins to,1,.
ID C,, & ls president; shniucl A. II Ma ttni,s,
sBnltimore.t M dAl secretary md treasurer..3
8gssAt1lherat-- Road sfmprov enietlt GARD Ok
I Supervisors OF "A triherst count Will or.
der an clection Iii Au gust to ote on an
i FsO, goo bond jssle fore improving roads
tp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ii SSpoliock
Company has Boon organised vi tn g, Gov
capital stock to establish crehrnefy Nork5
SoI, K the construction Of plan III begltl
An about& slxty days. Company can be
Addressed at 4o4 St vi Street, I3al ~
more, Ma .sg "a; "a
81 Esllersoi,.-4 II ertl Ter M king Plant.
ewr,atl will erect d ~ n ting plant
for tilzars. y f gs @ ii
ma Glen yVilton--Yron Furnace md M ines "a
fnati, Of,io1 reported recently as hay 81
purchased the Princess Iron Company
property, have organized the Princess
furnace Company and .9lnrc cont inuins
Sthe opera ton ofStko furnace and the de-
3yelopfnet,t Of the mines lliaiil w.
slIearre, 81 Thllndclp Pm. p president
and Esrey ohtison ls manager 'l7'l
III Glen ~ ltoI, h
1Iar11l soh-lAfil ling conpan i oudo n
valley Milling ( ompany " has been Inc COR
gnoratetl With al authorized nitn stock
81 40 1000. s Rogers 4 q Han, ton.Si y y
president: II Cha rim "a Iur ~
vile i5S n. vicc-pres den q q ERR
Gregg, Of Purcell So gre "a ry-
Treasurer. 81 " 4,
# Plant
Mueller manufacture Of mo la sses
snnd royal stock NO. $50 commerce q
Street, iwauleeVis has not t ~ y, coeea 4
fsraIns fnlar, ESrner,tioned recently as %
81 cted snt IA cost Of 500, 900 3t
Is Nor XIV IL S NJ d liam
Youne has contract al 16l, 444.70 Tor. ~
Enishff1g ana Installing water mai from
Norfolk @tto the ~ Jam est own M EXPO sitlon
grounds which Sc. 900 was previously
reported avail s u, M
SO zabetf River Ra'iT
road Compan ed wa 81 B
Rto build q 2s-foot SIM gle dge acroHs
d Nor "a orfo l ne Exppor Lumber!
Company has been corporated Win y IS /
ma imur1, capital stock of Nv
5Cawiey ID president; "a wbaug 2,
iyice-presi NJ H. ecret'asTs
and treasurer. Va HIN
SG8 danuf VI
are being made g paaI,ss
5nlant a, plans tor buildin he erect \
81 a. ~ cost 81 80, being prepaairatNd
Nv Ere csc q tctell an q.
q Fortsmouth-- IA ilway Terminal * Factll-i
ties--It II IL repor ted hat IsSo
coast Terminal II Compan ~ is W epa ring
NJ BEGIN the Sconstructio lon OF ats seu
union terminal cilities Tor, Iortarn oaI d
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8RI CfIlMON I % q III LA a No ll'l!)l1
sinale Phase Alternating Electric
8as1ss Fmpl oyed.
Employed.


Vhan II here ID sun Client
Win driven BY the wa ter ihee
here Sis water Ia i've he gene age
flood deman hat the 1ss IN
closed the sets will be- disc sirqnt
the eels and opel ted 2as trAtg ~ mo
Rener tor units. IN the iye Eaas;
the sO-cycle gen era viii
oycia syn ctron Gus #mo to 81 and
mach ines viii soperate las a direct
motor. when the m torS general uni tSssS
"a opera ted 10 wa er-wh aA;as
chimes. N ha go Cycle general sbss p-s
era ted in ia ralel with the present So
cycle machines and the 81 ,Yplt
other set will run multi
the present 30 -volt ma chi Ihe N:ssI
kilowatt 26-cycie general In ea cass
VIII be Eoperat ed as single -ph aseS maenlhs
and X win supply current rectly Is ssS
$trolle 81 OF Rlchmond q Oh peake sose
at 1900 volts. Il
There will also be 10 lightin1 ssta ti hl
SAshland This vii constst q
Skilowntt n ,s00-volt 90 cycle thre phasS
/ genera tor mounted upon ~ omMonSa passas
swIth. q n 10 horse power " 0-yolt 26TcyrlA$
\ Iii eie -phas q Induction mot sassSs
will Ia operate from the %, 800-Yolt NtfllsS
ley through ia 4 60 kilowat TIL sins TphAeaS
oil cooled Stransforlne The motor
orator set will be prov ided WI IN s
connected axciter rnounted Ston an X extene..E
sion az the shat & The yoltag lsbs M
o,)ntrollad BY a Thrill * au toma tie rSNusa$
ilator n made by the General Electrtc SsAsss
81 soheneot n. II = :, VIII ch will Insure
uniform, volt ageE at the genera to- R5ss
the lighting service STega I'd esq tiass5
fluctuatng trolley olta ge,-TM anufa at,aS
er's Record q. ss
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f.JAPAN'SA FOREIGN TRADE
Changing G Commercial g Conditions 7's
NJ sc Island Kingdom, N 4

Consul General HI. y. Miller furnishas
! from Yokohama complete details ~ q ne
foreign trada ot Japan tor ne hrst lpFse
months OF 1905, The agsregate'sga Il are ll; %
I'm the exports amounted to sta,boo oo gold,
an inoresss OF 1880, 900 over the corre "
spending 1905 period The lmnar "a wsss
IA go 600 ar a decrease OF 80. ~, 0Oo oyes
NE name quarter In 1905. The customs
revenue revenue, shows q married l!nersas @ thls
year, II amounted to ", ota, 100, against
ss,ss7 ee7 for the corresponding thTse.
months Of 1905 has Y fast aou psss IN
Two years. and II the present rate con-
5tinues throughout the year the treasury
yvili receive a revenue Of q about w, QOot olo
Eoid The staples at exports which show y !,
ed the biggest increase We're Sin Sa g
ia manufactures. Hero the figure for
sthIs wear is Sis b00, 900, an increase OF ~
600 Cot ton fabrics. on the pt her hand,
declined from IS, 6ssl 0000 during the 8first
three months Of last year % Y QQee.oe sass
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.s0UTH|8.BOsTO!|.h! T0lssU ! i.
IMPROVEMENT. 4 BONDS \! !|!;I
TO Be Authorized for compre-
II hensive Scheme of City Com
yeniences.
,snafc,a, |. ~ nj, Times. ID lslp2laltc ii

\ BIZ Especial to I, The Tlmes-D lspatch }
n SOUTH BOsT ON, X " Al. June 2a,--t(p
application Of the South Boston Council,
Judge Barksdale / has ordered an election
here July 10th, upon the questto 81 ls-
suing )l0O. 900 OF 4 81 year bonds, bearing
q 1.2 pei; cent, 10 be AZ q ICED 90 folloRss !
a 4 TO establish deQuate 81 ana SUI ple
water works, Il 59 !. a
"a s. Suite BILE school bull lng, Il Y.
81 4 Establish and equip suitable 81 ire
department. .s . J, !, y, Z, Z
5, To erect "a rnuRlc ipal build same san
to contain a prison house, s5a 5s n
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NEW slglV 7'E RPRISES A asSS0Sa
THE OLD DOl,1l'lvI NAll

u M N, on wv tstfysit X IN mn
lfveAstory terminal y III tlOns bd b5laf
steet and sntohe; % contain wei w
Tor steam rail- ways Gntd u racka 9ol as
elevated structure for lei W and suburb Al
electrical ilwAys 81 also iettA M ~
slips Tor double.d sox terry boa u and dsss55 MI
water docks connect LA X cn the u H N
front; also Union and rositd y 49,
nearby " These Pc tsriou tn terminaleE Aags
To cover. d. water fronta ge ot SN
l1,he PORTSMOUTH pier Will W A3
and TIE Steel train shed sof the der,0t M
sbeg a0x6o0 feet. The h Norfolk termlhel
will have frontage Ot IN ITO feet MI kite
will large passen tlurts 81
8other supplementary 81 tacll tiles n ISI
5innal put poses. Perry SofS
Sis presldentS OF he coflnpatl saS
4 Richmond l11ng Inc VI ii orks., IVA lchyne,gs
Engine Company has beer irlcorp asha III III
with $15, 900 capital stock 10 manu- sssSSs
t,,ra# engif1es ddress 10. vi Lock B III
$YS Richmond .- Glove 81 Fac es
Hart, " Gloversvllle III rep0rt an Eae
Investigating locatins n
s' fegishmond1 Shock Blnd
American shock Binder Corporati tom
N. MI. STRAUSS, president; H3aecmsSs
vice -presdent: N Allen g. \ Col lns,s
5tary, and John wv. ordon. easiirsf al
Ethorized capita sto elk 500 900
Richmond vare1iouse Y s. ste Il nj
West, o.. COS North Save lteent Inc hsrtsassS
ar,d associates Will ganizes compa
8theB erection and ton o. a
Bfact,lrers olesnlers and an
business requiring ,ip-t
facilities. 1T IL pro posed n to- oper Ill
bonded receiving 4 and n forward ding saSsII
Ehouse. colo. storage III plan ana osS
SllghtSan power an the etitire ~:
tom. Property has been ac1 b;
eight blocks This
$5S Emitting M tsnaassSsss
stne Minis Com any Is pre- pa ir,g M
B,ts oWnI$S goods 4 and add 4 knit g sAIs
present equipme $50 ting
Eetcs8 s 5sSI.
Roam md steel 49, Il
iron al Steel Comp has been lnegsas
porated with 900 apital
Fetter Is and L':s i1osss
$treasurer.gsI9 IA
I'm Roano Gas Il and Isss ssS
mort III III ate tina TIA syndi cate comp
~ Ferguson and ot hers, 81 RoaJaksssy
All All IS. Funk ouser, III 81 staunt
HAS purchased q controllln
TIA Roanoke q as and Il ~ ate Comp
and will make OK tensi We tsas
4to plant. The comp has Al Rassss
ssvgn 'V Bsa cl, q,
Ilg Plants isssl IN
Shonfls for inst ling sewer mA9s
, s, Iisyste ii, Address lsylss
$s'V5iil ia1nsburg ~ Street vi 81.
sHea rey and Son have con LII
sauare yard Ooo ssa9;as
yards ~ III An
WIN rick ks 81 arsesArssas
WiiamsburgH brick Comp anz M
thorized q "
inaassR "a M II nresid ent n James Ca hcAxSs
sv,ea- presl den /, hot lliamabur
Robert 4, Boyd 81 Of ii N eW
tnry.t asurer. anufa 49,
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JEWS PANIC
GEAR. N ! 4
&2unnors That Exc esses We're to tto'
Be renewed Cause "
e error.
GRE ND0.vNER KILLED I, !. !: 8
Peasants Cond denim and !. I, .y.5DEa,y
Policem Charged With
Killing CoW. ~,
8fBy,, A led Frenzy


.5ss 81. 3PETERsBURG, June s De
patches from ialystok that TIC fvE
::cttizetlnla here are pa ri owing to
nt1rna Die ors that tbs xcesses
viii be revived There is e gen ZEN
;eral display ikons and crosses before 1'r :.
the ii ouses to protect the inha bitantas from
attack, Patrols are IL be seen everywhere Wis, 4.
an,i strict m rtial law - snforced " Biz
men, three 81 whom were Christ ans& wtare
recently shot FOR iln 70 order y
to halt Y.
III IN 81. PETERSBURG q sergeant gof police
was 4 killed NJ last Mig hit In the turbulent
Narya district which is the center @ an
armed 7reyoluti onary Of ga nizatio lon. /.
"a ~ captain Of s 3 gend arnles named 1
Kertaha to-day BY revo tiontsts. His wife.
who i accompanied him. y Ss eriously
wounded. I'll S5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
{ Seed Meal as a Food,

Concerning an article read before the
5Interstate cotton,sAGd Crushers Assor
citation, which met recently at Atlanta,
on the subject OF cotton-seed meal as q
human food, q criticism y made Ry SEQ e
M. Rommel, animal hushandman q the
lBureausof Animal Industry, United States
Department OF Agriculture, which throws
q new light on the subject. According
to MT, Rommel cotton heed and cotton,
seed meal are dangerous food when fed
III, suysIc,ent quantities for q H'lffiolent
time, hogs being par ttcularlys s'tseept lhle,
There Is q poison III the cotton seed
which has not yet been solved, the
tdeyised, lie Gays, are not entirely suo-
cesstpl and would not j be- apticable N
tha human dle i 70 declares that cotton
pead meal is undoubtedly palata BILE but
certainly not whole ne, While cotto9-
seed Oh N pnobts tlonab ls.s Il i#S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Property Transfers,

Richmond Spencer cornIck X. ad lnlstra-
tor of Samuel II, Cornlc deceased, trus.
tee, to IT, 81, Yallerstaln, " feet on Laurel
Street. northwest corner Of Holly Street,
$500 AZ v "
B Henrico,-A Anna q, IS and William g.
Moates to n, M, tolta. rs feet on north
line Of Floyd 4Aysnno, & 100 3-S feet west Of
Sycamore Street, 81 100. |.
Arthur a. and gIarysg H.. / II ughas and
Ernest lewis ia John Len ox, o. as acres
on the q Deep Run CEeeS u a out twelve
niles west 81 II llrlonid, 100. v.
~ I,lvanta VII llama 10 Il W illtarn II, SCOT,
thirty feet on sout j Inc of Centre Street.
N SYIi,iam Ill. scott ana wife to I.ayenia
WILLIAMS i same propcfty desoglbea ~
deed next above: 81, X "