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After working about two hours, yes
terciay afternoon, the Water and Street
and Sewer Department employees sent
60 the place whore the r., b. & W.,
railroad cutoff crosses Fourth street,
TO take up the pipe which had been
laid thers, presumably without permits
sion, accomplished the task. They
found six sections Of pipe, which we're
taken out, and the tren9hes we're filled
In.
After this work had been finished
Superintendent l. i. Fletcher and
Assistant Superintendent William
bteckles, who we're believed 30 he In
charge Of the project, we're formally
charged With digging up the street
without permission from the auhori-
ties. They went 90 the police station
/ 90 bond for appearance at court, but
after q conference With City Solicitor
Townsend, they we're permitted to go
on their own TecoRnizance, with the
understanding that they are to appear
IN the City Court next Tuesday, to
ensWer 10 the charge.
Harry Emmons, one Of the incorpo-
lrators Of the Delaware Water Co., told
2 reporter Of Every Evening that after
he had Investigated the matter be had
found that the pipe-laying was due TO
q mistake. he said the men having z
charge Of the work we're acting under
general instructions and we're not aware
that they we're In the CITY. lie said
there will be no litigation and no
further trouble In regard to the matter.
II any damage has been done as
result Of the pipe laying, Mr.,
Emmons added, ~ will be adjusted. "
mons Is connected applied TO the Street
aud Sewer Department, on March 9Th,
for permission 90 lay pipes, along the
cut of tracks, crossing city streets,
TO convey water TO the new reservoir
at Shellpot, but the department has
not YET acted upon the request.
The pipe taken out Of the bed Of
Fourth street gave the impression iron
its appearance, that 10 had been put
down to stay, and as il Is heavy and
apparently we'll made, IL was evidently
calculated 10 stand the wear and teal
for many years. The water company,
il 10 understood, has put down thil
kind of pips throughout, including
the feed, from Bufort Lake 20 Ruthby,
where the storage tank is located. From
what oan be learned the system is about
completed, with the exception of th,
connecting link with the new reservoir
at Shellpot and the distributing mainl
from IL. That being the case, it h
likely that with these connections the
company would soon be IN shape to pu
the plant IN operation.
The reservoir 10 understood to bl
practically built at cost of abou
Sl5, 5,O0O,
Ihe Street and Sewer Department
IL not likely 10 take action, until 10
meeting next Tuesday. on the applioa
tion of the company to lay its main
aoross. the city streets tTAveFsed by thl
railrokd cutoff. According to Presiden
johnson of the Street and Sewer Board
action would have been taken at tn
last meeting had there not been a re-
quest for a weeks postponement
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ASSESSMENT INCREASED.
Several Additions Made by the Levy Court
TO CITY Property Figures.

Several Additions Made by the Levy Court
TO CITY Property Figures.
At the meeting of the Levy Court,
yesterday afternoon, resolutions we're
adopted making large increases to the
assessment on a number Of factories IN
this city. The following increases
were made:
The property Of the +. Blumenthal
a Co., bounded by Monroe and Adams
and Front, Read and Chestnut streets,
was increased from Sii 500 to SEQ, 500.
The American Leather Co. "a factory
at the southwest corner of Third and
Madison streets, from $40, 900 to
$1,000
Property Of the Ford Morooco Go.
at Second and Gfeenhill avenue, from
$50, 600 to $50, 600.
Ihe court has also increased the
assessment on the saloon property Of
James Kelley, ht Tenth aud Ornnge
streets, from IS, 600 20 Sl2, coo, and the
saloon property of Henry Hinger, at
Tenth aud Orange streets, ftom SO, 800
20 $4,000.
The assessment on the Triton Cotton
Mills, at New Castle, was reduced
from Sls, 600 to co. The mill is not
IN operation.
O. v. Bingham, real estate agent for
the r.. h. & W. Railroad Co, was
before the court again IN regard 10 ths
assessment on some of the railroad
ccmpsny's property. Several days age
the court Increased the assessment on
the farm near Shellpot, on which the
railroad company's reservoir is built,
ftom $40, 001 10 500, COO The company
appealed from this assessment, claim
ina that 10 was excessive. Mr.. Bing
ham stated that the reservoir only cos
SIS GOO, and the court had IL assessed
at $40, 900, A resolution was adoptel
transferring the reservoir and the /,
acres OF land on which it is located 4
the Delaware Water Co., az valua
elon Of $50, 900 and reducing the assess
msDt to the railroad on the remainde
Of the farm at $50, 600. This makes
total assessment Of SO, goo, which is
decrease Of sll,000 from the figures a
which the court had previously as
sessed it.
A resolution was adopted transfer
ring the Eastburn Mills, valued a
$4,000, and the tank at Culberi
valued at sS00. TO the Delaware Waite
Co., now the owner Of the property
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

pauy, OF this city. The play els are
Durney, catcher; Shannon, pitcher;
Draper, first base MoClelland, second
base +; Butterworth, third base Nelly,
shcrt stop; N. Durney, left tielo
McNaugh, centre field; McEiroy. right
heldi Mooney and Seery, substitutes
The Howard High School team
has organized for the season and would
like TO hear from any team with players
under eighteen years of age, especially
the Wilmington High School, Friends
School and 0oldey College. Challenges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
BASEBALL

Employees Of the Belts Machine Co.
have organized a strong baseball team
Tor the season. J0hn Warner Shannon,
team, will be the star twirler and will
also manage the nine. Howard MoElroy
College team, will act as captain.
Clubs desiring games With this team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Again on DUTY.

John p Edwards, a clerk in the
Office OF the paper machine department
Of the Pusey & Jones Co., who has
been away from the plant for seven
weeks, on account Of pneumonia, has
recovered aud reported for duty. Mr..
Edwards srent some time IN the yiciu-
ity Of WeTnsTsville, Pa, recuFeTating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
DE-. Hln at St. Paul's Church.

Rev. Charles A. Hill, d. D., the
newly appointed pastor of st. Paul. S
M. L. Church, Will have charge Of the
prayer meeting at the church this ven.
ing. The meeting will begin at 745
o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
BOWLING

A feature of the Tri-City Bowling
League games last night was the roll
ing Of the Corinthian five against the
Wilmington team. Cofinthian won
all three games, making a total score
of =, ,799. The scores of al the teams
follow:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
PENNSYLVANIA
4 RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule IN effect March 80. n. 1904

N
Trains leave Wilmington as foliowE
For Chester and Philadelphia, l.4s, AIS "a 10,
go ~ 10 40. q $50 fs.07, $50 f9O0. 80 iOO9
Pose Il tll.S2 ll.45 a m, ~ %, 10, t2s5
1000 and tll.O0 p. m weekdays l.l3, 4.i6 tTiO
ielA taoO e.55, ll-4E =. m, fl2.i6 I.87 ZOO 25s
tS.6o' 800 t5.So, 6o0. t7.2a s.ls,lloOO and tliO0
For PhilsdelphiA only asa ss5 a N, i2s
800, b22 els, Ill ana 500 p. m week days. asa
b.22 a. m, 6lS IN and 500 p m Sundays.
For New York Through express) L4s, s.s9,
$50 ll.f5 a. m, Fl22q @l.S7, 8l0 b22. 6OI a6 "a
I'll. 92s p. m. weekdays. l.ls 3.s9 sll.45 a m;
Fl.87 2ba, h22, 6O7 st.23, I'll and 9.28 p N.
Tor boston without change, iooOA m. audaO
r. m. weekdays 500 =. n. Sunday
Baltimore and Washington, los, A2o us, 9o1
e.l0 tlO.14 u.O7. 'll.4s a m, '12.8h e1.1I s2.06
M, ana i2.is night week-days i.oS 41 flS
6O2, fl0I4, n.46 a. M. F1235 ~2.05 $50. SIS,
eoa 'e2d '7.sl, ais, te.oop m, and ii2ls nights,
Baltimore and intermediate stationh t242
t4.1s, 65s ?. m. weekdays and t66s p m sun
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line.-kxpress. LIS a. N. AMI
l2-55 p. m. daily. Limited, s. 10 p 10. Week-dayA
60 and 7.Sl p IN daily Limited, A04 p N.
ssaboard Air Line Railway-Kxpress.so2 a N.
and sS2 p m. daily Limited. $50 p m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Memphis
ana New Orleans. 626 D m daily
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-Kxpnes,s LIZ q
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New castle 6.55 SIS a m sos, s.iA and
6.b2 p. m. weekdays
For LeweS SIS a m. and s.44 p m Weekday
For Rehoboth, SIS a m. Tuesdays IhursdayA
For bower. Harrington and DslmAf, as. loal
9. m, ga, 662 ?. m week-dsy1 and lAW night
daily
For Harrington and way stations ass a m
and 8.O5 p m. weekday
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 10.5s a m weekdays aud lAVV night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia $50 an
2.b8 ana 6ls ?. N. weekdays s.li a "a ana
| els ,. IN. Sundays. Ct cltl t.aJ'
rDining car Accommodation lrainA
The Wilmington Transfer Company viii call
for and check baggage nom hotels ano resi-
FOR further information, apply to J. d. No.
/ Williams, City Ticket Agent, sos Market street
j or OF the station telephone, city licse once
". ". ATTkRBURY. gR Woo1
General Manager Passr Trafnc AAnagaE.
| GEO W BOYD,
| General Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

should be sent to Harold J. Ayers,
Mgr., 306 East Thirteenth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
THE RESULT or A MISTAKE
Statement by Harry Emmons
Concerning Pipe Laying
AT FOURTH STREET CROSSING
Says Men Did Not Know They
Were IN the City.

Hfr. Emmons Represents the Delaware
water Co., which Desires 20 supply
water 10 tho p, II. & W. Railroad Co. I'm
This city-rho Pipe Was Removed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Dug up snakes.

Some small snakes, in a dormant
state, we're dug up yesterday while
street at the p, b. & w. railroad cat
on crossing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

George Gerger Of Baltimore, Md.
spent yesterday 10 this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

The Lights
Camp No. 4, p. o. A.
Philo-Celtic Society.
First Regiment Band.
Hope Loan Association.
Fidelity Lodge, b. Of II.
Oriental Lodge, X. Of p.
Excelsior Lodge, X. Of p.
Fairfax Lodge /. o. %. r.
81. George Castle, x. g. r.
Laurel Council, u. +. of A.
Wilmington Court, L. of A.
Liberty Lodge, A. O. L. w.
brandywine Lodge, s. Of II.
Temple Council. i. %. r. o.
brancywino Castle, X. G. Il.
America Lodge A. o. u. w.
Columbia Lodge, /. o. O. +.
Locai No. 1926. q. s. J. of A.
Encampment No. "a. U. v. L.
Delaware Lodge OF Machinists.
Friendship Concluve. =. AZ. NJ.
lrish-American 4. Il ID. Corns.
Manitou Tribe, lmp'd o. r. NJ.
Washington Council, l.. +. of A.
star OF Delaware Lodge, $. of B.
Delaware Tribe lmp'd %. r. NJ.
constantine Council, J.. %. r. q.
Washington Council, o. u. A. NJ.
Delaware haymakers Association.
LADY Jefferson Home Communion.
Telegraph Council lr. o. u. A. NJ.
James A. Garfield Council. ID. of A.
canton DelnWare. 4. NJ. /. %. O. 4.
Amaigamated NoodworkeTs. No. los.
Washington Camp, NO. 4. 4. %. =. A.
Command No. l. U. $. X. A. n. 4. ".
Hlqmbers. Gas and Steam Filters Union.
wilmington Ilnsmiths Union, La, No. ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

George Larrimore is visiting his
Parents at ssafcra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
HOTEL BOTHWELL.
Virginia Avenue and the Beach.

New and complete, rooms en- suite, pr
electric lights table and service the best.
and descriptive booklet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule in effect March IS. 1909.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
Will MINGTON. DEL,


sDsily. iUaily except SUNDAY. ssunday onlys
NEW YORK ana the at, so F5.25, $40 ill-l9
ill.85 a. N t1.26, $3.50, @5.l7 Royal Limited. "
t7.42, Fll.oO p. ID.
sI20 Ilccall. Is 10. IS 50 local, Tel5, $40,
gl04s local, tlo57 local tllls, gu. g g. M
tl.26 1905 local $3.50, s451 local, N;52
local. F5l7 Royal Limited" 1870 local /
t7Go. s7.05 local s742 sS52 local IL 20 pm.
CHESTER, 1880 local, 900 80 local fel0.
1854 local, 1918 +si0 SOS llocall, tlQ5l
local. slI35 a. m, = 26 tSo5 local, y 80
local, tL51 local, i6O local 100, lL0o
lllcall, f7.42 1882 local. sll.00 P. m.
BALTIMORE & WAshINGTON.F ala ES16, tllO6
q. m, l.O6 f247. Fi.47, 1856, $3.50, Royal
Limited. s9.09, 10 o3 p m
BALTIMORE and way stations iI0os
Is. l6 a. in.; 1912. f6O2 ? m
NEWARK. 413, 100. sis, fllOo, q.
m; ti242 "1.o6, t3l2' $780, s6O2 f6.la 's.O9
Sin sinseeiiy, 100 m, isi6. tilo6 IExrresslan-
~ 42 1912, t555 fE1press,l s6o2I6 IS sllo0 m
Landenbers and way stations, t92i slolo a
fiTTsBURG, sSl6 a. M; iL47. i5.55. $50
Royal Limited 10 % p. m.
CHICAGO. =. 10 a, M; p AZ p. 10. -
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS & LOUISVlLLE,'s.l6 10
a. m; si.O6. - 09 r. m
DELAWARE AVENUE STATION
Delmarvia Telephone No. 2l93
u. & A. Telephone No l422A.
City Ticket ONCE, No. 500 Market Street
D. x A. Telephone l7bSA.
Delmarvia telephone 2iq5. h. A. mlILhk,
Travelling Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30

Pnrk Place, overlooking the Board walk and the
City PARK. open all the year Enjoying an un-
excelled location and equipped with every ap-
Mrs. ]. MoILwAIN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
THE WILTSHIRE.

lAWpOtlUs near Beach,
-elect location near piers and amusementA
Rooms en- suite. with naths. booklet Special.
81 from saturday dinner until after Monday
breakfast. X. sCAUMAN & son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
THE DELAWARE CITY.

tennessee avenue. third house from beach. In
proved and Ieiurnished. 18TH season.
MRS. 3. r. BRADNAf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-30
SEASIDE 7stsurts.

HOTEL MAJESTIC, Ea5.. E,Gs,oia i1o% mss S:sSn. SO
Special rates, s. per day and upward. $40 Per
week and upward; elevator from street level
booklet mailed. SAMUEL w. ELLIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Visit to Confederate Camps.

S Inspectors General T. G. Morton has re-
turned to Richmond from visiting the
Confederate camps in Tidewater. He
visited those at Suffolk, Portsmouth,
Berkeley, Norfolk, Newport News and
Williamsburg. including the "sons" at
Berkeley which is an active organization.
with moro uniformed men in It, per-
haps, than any other in the State,
AT Williamsburg, owing to the death OF
both the commander and previous adj
jutant, the veterans were considerably
discouraged and disorganized, but with
the aid OF the assistant inspector-gencral,
George w. helms, OF Second District,
who came up from Newport News. they
were brought together In an enthusiastic
meeting, which he addressed, and an
early day was fixed for election OF off,
GERS and reorganization.
Mrs. Lyon g. Tyler, president OF the
Daughters chapter ut Williamsburg, has
taken steps to secure crosses OF honor
for the veterans Of the camp.
The inspector-general will visit the
camps In Fuvanna and Lynchburg next
week. The approaching reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans In Rich
mond next May Is already giving new
stimulus to the organization In Virginia.
Mrs. G. w. Nelms. president OF the
Newport News Chapter. Daughters of the
Confcderscy, has just orga nized splcn-
did chapter at Warwick Courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
CITY WILL PRESS
FOR DAMAGE CLAIM
Water Committee Against Any
Compromise in Electrolysis
Matter.

The question Of electrolytlc damage re-
su!ting from the tracks of the street
railway companies here to the city's
water pipes will be adjusted in the courts,
II the recommendations of the Committee
on Water shall be followed, this body
having taken vigorous action on tie
subject last night,
The committee adopted resolution
recommending to the Council that the
city attorney be instructed to proceed
against the receivers of the companies
for $l72,Om or thereabout, the amount or
damage ascertained by an expert who
recently made an investigation OF the sub
Ject, AT the instance of the committee,
The matter has been under constilera
ton for long time, and all efforts ia
reach satisfactory compromise having
failed. the committee desires prompt nc
ton. The resolution provides that 81. OGO
be appropriated TO bear the expenses of
the litigation, which Will take place in
the United States District Court. The
matter Is before that tribunal now and
has been referred to Hon, p. C. Richard
son as special master.
The committee also determined upon n
policy which, when tbs companies pass
Out OF receivers hands, will require the
lnatalment Of the overhead trolley sys-
TEN as remedy against further damage
from this source. ''N
Most OF the other business disposed of
vast OF routine nature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
REAL ESTATE NOTES;
SALES FOR TO-DAY

There were several auction sales OF
real estate yesterday in various parts OF
the city, all OF which were largely at
tended by buyes.a but, as matter OF fact.
few sales were made, most Of the last
bids being rejected BY the sellers This
is evidence OF the stiffness of real estate:
An auction sale Is frequently attended
simply as feeler to ascertain the
views OF the buyers.
Messrs. Henry S. Hutzler and com.
pany sold yesterday q small piece o.
property on East Broad Street. no llls1s'
which had frontage OF only fifteen feet,
for sl.7O5 1t was regarded as goou
sale, and shows that property N that
part Of the city is in active demand,
At s o'clock this afternoon the y, !, y
Chewing Company !, vii sell 81 fae yes y t de,
corner Of Leigh and Twenty.-eigi1th
same firm viii offer two desra e,s ,5 snh al
Street This sale will attract the at
5tention Of investors,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
ACCOUNTS
IN EXCELLENT |.|:' |. SHAPE Jap |:
SO Says Chief Accountant Of His
Employing Company-Funeral
and Burial Yesterday.

The funeral of Mr.. CyprIn Joseph
Dorlac, who committed suicide Wednes-
day morning by shooting himself In the
temple at his residence. No. 1915 West
Grace Street. took place at noon yester-
day from 3lilcy's undertaking parlors.
The services. were conducted by Rev. c.
a. Marks, OF tho English Lutheran
Church, both there and at the grave. Only
the widow and a small number Of friends
were present. The body was Inferred In
Hollywood Cemetery.
Mrs. Doras the young widow, Is dis
tracted and as she has no klnspeople or
close friends In Richmond or In tho South,
she has no Immediate plans ms to what
she will do. 1t Is very probable that
she will return to Missouri, where her
former home Is, as soon as arrange-
nlents will allow.
Following Is n special telegram re-
ceved by The Tlmes-Dlspatch from
philadelphia:
"Nothing whatever Is wrong With Dor
laos accounts with our company" said
~. A. Wilhourne, the chief accountant
Of the Federal Commercial Investment
Company, "IIe made weekly reports Of
the business transacted at his office, UP
to last Saturday. when he made his last
statement to us. everything was IN good
shape. ! nm sure, therefore, and can say;
positively, that his suicide Is not TO 20
attributed to any financial trouble IN NJ, Is
rela tlonship with this Office, shal1
personally however, go to Richmond TO-
morrow to take charge Of the agency
there and make u careful examination o. y
the hooks and records to ascertain y
nnythng wrong has taken place Wltho"'
our knowledge or even suspicion. Ks
'loorlac entered our employ last NO.
yember although / had known nm for
f;yc years prior to that. lie was. be-
llieve, a Frenchman, and very sensitive.
ille had u staff Of men working under
lin for whom he was personally respon-
slble. IIe obtained considerable, business
for us, though his letters to US during tho
pnst three weeks indicated that he was
not satisfied with the results Of his
nffected his nervous system and brought
on tho insomnia which his wife declares
drove him 10 suicide"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

Hn ~ y
park at that place by the Peoples Pleas
ure Park CompanM This means that for
n time, at least, the white people OF
that vicinity who are c1ntesting the
right OF the company TO run the park.
are to be left at peace, and that the
gay scenes will be discontinued OH the
park grounds.
The Injunction restraining the negro
company from dsposlng of any more
of their lots was granted OH the appli-
cation Of Mrs. Joseph Rohlcder. reduir-
Ing a bond Of $500. which was readily
furnished by the applicant. Judge e.
Carter Scott told Mrs. Rohleder at the
time that II bond of 5000 could be
furnished that he would order an In
junction restraining the park company
from carrying on their amusements
there. The matter was taken up I'M
medlately BY Attorneys A. ]. Montague
and w. NJ. Justis. Jr.. and they are hard
at work raising the required bond.
The court also awarded the negroes
nm injunction restraining the swearing
out of any more warrants by Mr.. j.
Roh1eder for the arrest of negroes on
the grounds. Tho effect of the first nc
ton Of the court in this case will be
to close the park temporarily The ar
gumcnt OF Messrs Smith, Moncure and
Gordon to dissolve the injunction VIII
be heard later before the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Are Slowly Working It Out.

The proposal to amalgamate the Two
medical colleges into single institution
sti,I pursues the even tenor OF Its way,
though no formal action has been taken
which will lead to realization OF the
scheme OF the majority of Richmond
physicians and leading citizens AZ the
meeting Of the Joint committees from the
faculties and boards OF trustees and Wis
itors OF the Medical College OF Virgi!s:a
ana the University College Of Medicine
held last Saturday night at the Jefferson
IIctei speeches were heard from Judge 9
Crump. Judge Christian and Mr.. An
Braxton, but besides these and mucn
thought over the matter. but nttie n mas
yet been done. It lie expected that me
Committees will have another netting
some time during the latter part Of this
week TO consider the proposition further.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01

no so. Finally, sad to relate, Fannie
"cussed," She was GUESSING as she was
driven of on the patrol, behind Officer
Pendleton, of the patrol relief.
'Yuh dassent put yoh cuffs on me-"
said the small woman to Officer Ogil-
VIE "Ht me, and III do yuh up when
Crutchtield lets me loose. See dis here
chip; l dare yuh to knock 1t often my
shoulder. You may be q great big cop,
but yuh didn't mex dc sun. Yuh dassent
touch me-" 33
Fannie Frances will have to answer for
her glorious old time before Justice
Crutchfleld at this mornings levee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
NEWS OF SICK.
Items Cleaned From Hospitals
About Those Confined Therein.

Mr.. c. N. Nelson of saltwater. Mimi,
4 left the Memorial Hospital yesterday. Mr.
Nelson is stopping at the Jefferson Hotel
Mr. ]. Thurson entered the Retreat for
the Sick last night with appendicitis. His
physician, Dr. Kerns, held consulta-
ton shortly after concerning an opera
ton.
Mr. G. NJ colkrin was taken to the Re-
treat for the Sick Wednesday with
mashed hand. He Is n brakeman on the
Southern and the accident happened
while he was coupling cars. One finger
was amputated, and he Is doing well.
Mrs. Kerns was able to leave the re
treat for the Sick yesterday.
Mr.. Fisher, DR.. Michaux's patient, was
operated upon for appendicitis at the Vir-
glnia Hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Kellogg entered the Virginia Hos
pitnl yesterday as patient Of DR.. Tay-
Tor.
Mrs. Cherry has entered the Virginia
Hospital to undergo an operation.
Mrs. Angle. Of Grove Avenue, left the
Virginia Hospital yesterday.