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Tee=Dee Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been
established for the benefit Of those living
at -, DISTANCE from the Main Office Of
left at any OF these branches viii receive
the same careful attention as though fhcv
had been left at the Main Office. and
there Will be no extra cost to the adyer
SLAUGHIER'S DRUG STORE. Twenty.
fifth and Nenable Streets.
w. b. EANES, 20l3 East Brad Street
a A. SCOTT. Twenty-tifth ana Broad
ROBERT J.. WILLIAMS, Twep,y.d,,h
and Marshal Streets. AA''i
TARRANIs, GRANT & CO.. Foushee and
G. II. LAfliMER, No. 500 West Mar
rA iIt5,i SONS DRUG STORE. No. ,s.,
I. l.. BENERIDGE. Brook Ayenue M,
Clay Streets. o
RADIS DklG STORE. Barron I41..,
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, No. $3.50 ,, mr,i
RoBIS's PIiARMAcY. No. No. 400 Ea,, Ma.
shall Street. 'aF-
CITY DRUG STORE. No. 1444 East Main
JuDSON CUNNINGHAM, No, 1927 Fast
Main, corner Twenty-first
PINE STREET PHARMACY, No. as4
South Pine Street w
POINDEXTER-kIRK co M
AZ East Broad Street. W.
THE PARAGON PHARMACY, No. ~,
West Cary Street.
EATON PHARMACY. Twenty-elght and
RisoN's PHARMACY. No. 10 Cam,
Street.
j. II. LEWIS, No. East Broad Street.
HUNDLEY g. WALKER. Twenty-aftb
and Leigh Streets.
Street. Manchester.
w. A. PERKINS. No. A North Sycamore
Street. Petersburg.
TWENTY ElGHTH AND N STREET.
PHARMACY. Twenty-eighth and N
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ANrED-ATLANTIc AND PACIFIC
OIL stock; also stock OF Tho la FIOunc.n
Gold and Copper Company. State num-,
Der OF shares owned. Address D., ~,
care this office.
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REAL ESTATE--For Sale.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO INVEST IN
an orchard conducted by practical fruit
growers. who have put their own money
In It? 1880 acres in best section OF Vir-
ginia, with all needed improvements,
and orchards now paying good dlvi-
dcnds. a safe Investment: should pay
30 per cent. Address ORCHARD, Char
lottesville. Va.
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FOR RENT-FINE STORAGE WARE
houses. formerly Trigg Shipyard: South
ern Railway and water connections Adj
dress G. b. FORD CO.. phone SOS Trigg
Shipyards.
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The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

IL cent per word, Net Cash in AD.
VANCE, with minimum cost OF 25
cents for each insertion. Tho Same
rate applies to deaths, marriages.
obituaries and all other classified no
tices. No display typo allowed In tho
classified columns.
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IS IT A FARM YOU WANT7 Y. LORD
BLESS YOU, WE HAVE THEM;
WRITE us. GET DESCRlF1IlVE
LIST. HARRINGTON & MORRALL,
NILES O.
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FOR RENT-oFFTCE IN MUTUAL
building. Furniture and Fixtures for
sale. Apply Room $50.
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FOR SALE, A BUsiSEss FOR saJO
which has been netting $40 per month.
Best reason for selling. Apply s02 East
1larghnll Street.
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"VIRGIN14A is THE APPLE BIN OF
the. South" A practical fruit grower
wishes to interest capital in starting
largo orchard. For interview address
j, 404, this Office
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent.

FOR RENT TO DESIRABLE PARTY.
who can furnish first-class references.
l6-room boarding house, unfurnishel:
to right party. All applications must
be made in person. CHAPMAN IRON,
COAL AND COKE CO., Goshen, Va
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WANTED, TO RENT A GOOD FARM.
with all stock and tools, convenient to
market, by practical farm and stock
man. Address B. 400, this office.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. TO RENT BY MARCH 1ST,
small farm, with f,ve or sx-room house.
and rent OF same. Address E. d06. care
this office.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income. corresponding LOT
Send for naticulars. PRESS SYNDl-
CATE. Lockport, N. Y.
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NOTICE.

NOT1CI-IF YOU Wilt. SEND ME $3.15
Will send you a gallon OF corn whiskey,
eight years old. BEN TERRY. Clarks-
Vile, Va.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, FURNISHED, FLAT OF
four rooms: bathroom, kitchen, closets
and porch. Address Fl. 400, care this
office.
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FOR SALE.

AND BUGGIES MADE TO
order. We carry in stock an assortment
OF new and secondhand Wagons, Suit
able for business OF all kinds. We
trade for anything We can handle Paint
ing. repair and rubber tire work; prices
and 6l6 Brook Avenue. Phone 1467.
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO EARN
g In IS a day after completing course
Of practical instruction at home or IN , our
EDITIONS secured. COYNE BROS. GO.
PPACvTICAI, SCHOOLS PLUMBING
AND BRICKLAYlNG, New Aork,
Chicago, Cincinnati ana ST. LOUIS 'fee
catalog
No1u,DERS wANTED-NON-UNI
Machinery Moulders and Coremakers;
o. Box sol, Philadelphia.
SALESMAN WlaNTED-WELl.E UP
very exceptional opportunity is offered
for immediate work: state age ana eS-
periencc. Lock Box SIS. Phladelphia.
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BooKkEEpER. TO START 1AIatEpI.
ately sober, experience. and TO pc ape
to furnish bond. Call or write SOUTH
TRN STAMP AND STATIONERY CO.,
Samuel o. Rosendorf.
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FOR sALE-WELLEs T A Bills H u y
Hardware business in one of the best
and most thriving towns In the state ua,tt
and in a splendid tobacco section. ms
is a good opportunity for one or two
young men to go into business. Address
HARDWARE. care this office.
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THREE GOOD DRESS GOODS SALES
MEN WANTED. NONE BUT THOR
QUICKLY EXPERIENCED MEN, &C.
CTTSTOMED TO WAITING ON THE
BEST TRADE, WILL BE consul
Erred: PERMANENT POSITIONS.
MILLER & RHoADS.
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ONLY $50 BAGS CHICKEN WHEAT
left at $1.00 each. Apply Warehouse
Seventeenth and Dock. WARNEE
MOORE 6 co.
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COAL AND WOOD.

l me hei' oriEipa, heart pine. eight Years
I have the largest wood trade in this
city that are testifying to its lasting
tity desired. MY prices on all Kinds OF
coal will surprise YOU. LEADER IN
WOOD, 1901 W. Broad. phone 1868; Bowe
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TRIGG sHIPYARD EQUIPMENT, CON
s!sting OF machinery, tools. store.room
supplies, MOTORS 10 H-P. to 200 HIP.
BETTING, single and double leather.
Shaftlng, pulleys. hangers, ETC.; Jumper
and fire wood, cheap. S. NJ. TOMLiN-
son Ejfhp1ond Va
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WANTED, BY FEBRUARY 1sT. $50
Iaborers for railroad work. wages. Si.6o
ner day. Apply W. p. VE1TCH, PA
South Sixth Street.
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WANTED-A FIRST-CI.ASS SUPER1N-
tendent for large Southern harness fac
tory; must have ability, experience and
Al references; none other need apply.
Address, H, 429, care this office.
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WANTED. A BOY WITH SOME KNOWL-
edge of type-setting; references required.
!, THE SOUTHERN CLINIC, 4 Il. Clay
Street.
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WANTED AT ONCE. EXPER1ENCED
statesmen TO cover Norfolk and West
crT coal fields. and also Southern Geor-
s!a 10 sell notions and furnishing
goods reply with references. JOHN
4. .EORNER & CO.. Baltimore. Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20

FoRRMEN WANTED-TWO FIRST
class wheel-scraper foremen on railroad
work at Jarratt. Va Good wages. q.
H. BRIGGS, Jarratt, Va.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I.oST-FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 18TH,
between 800 N. Seventh Street ana Mur-
psy's Hotel. Pocketbook containing one
iSe-dollnr bill and four one.doilnr pits.
Reward if returned to TlMES-DIS-
PATCH BUSINESS OFFICE
SrRAYED-ONE FEMALE II o 2 AZ ~;
white face, white ring around neck: ta IN
legs. black back. Reward for return "
:,t1 ~ Tweilty-second Street.
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LET us BUY IT. WE BUY EVERY
THING. VA. SALVAGE AND WRECK
ING COMPANY, Ito N. SEVENTH ST.
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Richmond, Va. Jan. 49, 1906.
IT HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Columbian Build
ing and Loan Association Will be held on
January 3ist. 1906. at six o'clock r. NJ.
G.. b.. MOUNTCASTLE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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WANTED. YOUNG MAN AS ,sTENoG-
rapher and collector: state experience
and salary expected IL reply is wanted.
Address c.. 402, care this office.
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FOHIVI OHC VNO WILMA PNCNTNO.
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKED
and shipped with care. JACOB UNI
I4AUF. 705 West Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20

YOU TAKE NO CHANCES WHEN YOU
use Dunlop Patent Flour. You get the
best. Ask your grocer for 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20

FOR SALE, A ELL-ESTABLISHED
cleaning and pressing business, half or
whole; we'll advertised; n good chance
for right man; party DESTROYS of en-
gaging in other business. Box 720. New
port News, Va.
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MEETINGS.

THE regular ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Standard Paper
Manufacturng Company will be held at
80 oifice; loo. Ok Jul street;
18th, 1906. at o'clock p. NJ
r. g. CRuMP. Secy. and Tr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20

FOR SALE. GENUINE ANTIQUES, MA
hogany Furniture, Tenders Andirons:
no limitations. c. NJ. MOORE. 2l9 East
Main.
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SITUATION WANTED-Male.

WANTELa BY. AN EDUCATED, HON
est and Industrious man, a position as
collector, copylst. or any honest employ
ment by which J. can make living for
to character and capacity. Address A.
i5I, care this office.
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AND DYSPEPSIA PROB
lem solved. All you have to do is to
use Dunlop Patent Flour In making your
bread. Ask your grocer for 1t.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED, Female

a LADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES
position as companion for old lady,
assistant housekeeper, or private score
tary in country or town; references eX-
changed. X. Y. H., Frederick's Hall,
Va.
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FOR SALE-EXCELLENT DRUG STORE
In one best towns in the State: long es-
tabllshed annual sales over $1,000; low
rent; good reason for selling: bear fuli-
est investigation. Address III. 4p2, care
this office.
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If YOU WANT ONE OF THE VERY
latest style hats, now Is your time. to
Large selection. MRS. CHAMLEE, 3l6
and 3lS East Broad Street.
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WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG
druggist with three years. experience.
Address JOHN B. POLK. Troy. N. C.
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BOARDING
PERSONALS.

EVERY HAT IN MY ESTABLISHMENT
to be closed out below cost; all new.
tasty and latest designs, both trimmed
and untrimmed. Great pleasure taken
in showing them, whether you wish to
buy or not. MRS. CHAATLEE, $40 and
3lS East Broad Street.
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SHOE REPAIRING.
RUeBERS REPAIRED,

OUR NEW ELECTRIC cRYsTAL1z.
Ing. process to repair rubber goods.
Rubber boots, half soled, 30: heels
s5c.: patches. 15c. and upwards. Hot
water bags. punching bags, footballs.
etc, fixed. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE!
FACTORY, TIC e. Main street. Phone
1857. Send anywhere.
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AGEl5Ts WANTED.

SSt a MONTH SALARY AND EXPENSES
"a men with rig to introduce our Guar
Atteed Poultry aud Stock Remedies
Send for contract; We mean business and
fnrntsh best reference G. r. BLGLER
CO, y 5Si, Springfield, I'll.
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MILLINERY.

SPECIALITY OF EVENING HATS or
advanced spring styles now on exhibition
at Mrs. WOR1HAM'S, ZIG N. Third ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NO NEED TO USE INFERIOR QUAIL
ity -four when you can get the reliable
Dunlop Patent Flour at all grocers.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

nicely and use fairly good English. But not one
OF them write a proper application FOR posi-
ton any other kind OF business letter. Not one
accounts. They have had art in the schools. Not
one OF them can use IL as a mner or in any
other kind OF manufacturing. Neither can We
until We have learned how. But girl cannot pos
si6y rise 10 be forewoman unless she knows such
things They are perfectly ignorant of labor laws,
even those enacted for their own benefit.
when we started our school we asked the en-
ployers II they would pay graduates any more
than the greenhorns. They said they would not
Ihe nrst year or two they paid our girls 60 and
= 90 week at starting. Then they paid So and
this year they have paid s., and some Of our earlier
graduates are earning $40. $l2, So and aS week
and they are not Yet seventeen years old.
I want 10 see the higher positions in the fac
tories take rank as professions FOR our women. I
would Ike to see our high school and college girls
70 INTO them Whenever I entered n great estab-
nsnnent IN France I would always ask the fore
woman or manager where she got her training
she would always reply. AT the professional
upon the wall.
our little school in its four years OF existence
mas introduced two trades into America-one, the
making OF certain kind Of dress trimming which
was previously all imported and which requires
the operation Of a very difficult and complicated
electrlc machine. One girl. who three years ago
was making IS week IS now making SIG operating
thls machine. The other the making of a
species OF fancy box which had previously been
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
NINE. CURIE AS 4 TEACHER.
First Woman Professor at the Sorbonne Is
Modest and Retiring.

When Nine. Curie, stepping to the front of the
platform in her little lecture room last Monday
began her opening lecture in her course on radio
ecttve substances the ancient institution OF the
sorbonne found itself listening for the first time in
Its long and glorious history to woman professor.
The appointment Of Nine. Curie. the appropriate
ness OF which seems not to have been questioned
by the savans the public of France has at
tracted immense attention in scientific and acs-
but because OF Nine. Curies profound learning. the
peculiarly cruel death OF her husband few months
ago and the brilliant and ideal partnership which
existed between the two and that resulted IN the
discovery OF radum.
Never a more modest Individual called to a
position OF distinction than the new woman pro-
fessor OF the Sorbonne. In this modest. retiring
woman it is hard TO realize the famous scientist
the triumphant chemist who was so closely asso-
ciated with her husband in the discovery OF radium
as to be regarded by some its actual dscoVerer.
Like her ate husband Mime Curie is a most
unessunng person, one who talks with difficulty Of
ner own exploits.
When some Partisan woman leaders in society.
"femnisme,' started a movement TO Institute her
work at the Sorbonne with flourish OF trumpets
Such demonstrations" she said. were quite
contrary 10 my husbands ideas; they are contrary
Although a Doctor OF Science when she married
Professor Curte, Nine. Ia Proffesseuse is a young
woman sun. Physically she belongs to the pure
with grayish blue eyes. The unusual development
OF the forehead IS the most striking feature of the
mouth. One peculiarity, however lies in the soft
ness Of expression in the eyes. which be
Nine. Curie speaks and writes French with IA
cillty q slight foreign accent lending piquancy TO
her speech. She IS far from being absorbed in her
intellectual pursuits but IS a devoted mother to
her small daughter. who IS still interested in dolls
with no leaning whatever toward the higher mathe-
uaticS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12

compared with .65 for 190i typhoid fever dropped
from 80 30 intestinal diseases from 80 for
last year 20 The admission rate to the sick
report highest in the field artillery and lowest
In the hospital corps, while the death rate was
highest In the hospital corps and lowest IN the
coast artillery.
In chapter devoted recruiting. the report
shows that the proportion OF foreign born white
recruits slightly larger than in 1904 AS the
result of the reduction OF the minimum age for
enlistment from twenty-one year to eighteen there
resulted enlistment OF I.270 men under twenty
years of age.
Fort Niagara. New York. which last year had
the lowest sick admission rate, this year occupies
the same position. and in addition had the lowest
nOn-effectiVa and discharge rates.
A comparison of the health of the cOored troops
with that Of the white troops shows that. with the
exception OF the death rate. al the other rates
were lower for the colored troops than for the
white troops.
Concerning the health OF the troops In the Phil
ippIpes. the report that all the rates were
lower than I'm 1904. Tuberculosis alone caused
nearly so per of the discharges, and than
20 per cent of the deaths from disease. Again. this
wear all the rates eXCeot the death rate were
siderabIy lower for Filipino than for American
troops The death rate total was much higher
among the Filipin0s Undue prevalence OF tuber-
culosis and beri-beri is given the explanation for
this.
Surgeon General OReily states that the medical
department is BADLY I'm need Of officers. and
that unless Congress comes 10 it's assistance II will
be impossible for the department to reach high
degree of efficiency 10 escape lamentable
breakdown the occurrence of
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
DENIES REPORTS ABOUT MRS. EDDY.
Says Her Health Is Not Failing and Tha:
She Will Not Be Succeeded by Any Ono.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Recent press dispatches havs intimated ths;
Christian Scientists were disturbed by the alleged
disclosures OF The New York World" and II has
been stated that radical changes would be macs
in the management OF the Christian Science
Church as consequence. 1t was also asserted Ila-
there We're factions QuaTrelhng over the leadersaip
and that Mrs Leonard 'is eventually 10 become tn9
fguratiye head OF the Church" and more 10 ths
same effect.
Amusement struggles with compassion IN no
minds of Christian Scientists who read these Ssnsa
tional and wholly grOundleSs reports. There IS ~
a vest!ge OF truth in one OF them In the M. hLs,
place, Mrs Eddy is not failing She Is more taa ia
ever competent TO direct the cause OF Chris..1 -
Science. Christian Scientists know this very "e~
and they do not seek another leader -.
NO radical changes are contemplated; none -
demanded. There factions IN the Christaa.. ~ !.
Science Church striving for the domination or tss
movement Mrs. Eddy will not be succeeded J.
Mrs Leonard or BY any man or woman. - -
book, 'Scieuce and Health" Will continue 20 - -
humanity up to God, as u has done for forty &c.
Mrs Eddy has said that she would not % So
ceeCed by any person and Christian Sclentls.
derStand her. For that reason. there are no 49,
nets, machines in Christian Science, ulous
state OF mind which believes in the necesslty ~ ~
advantage OF such vehicles might. perhaps nA.ss
rally, imagine that Christian Science was opesa~
on the same plan ~~rv
Boston. Nov !. 1905. ALFRED FAslLo"'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
REPORTON ARMY HEALTH
Condition Good - More officers
Wanted for Medical Department.

Washington Nov. 1.-THE report upon the work
OF the Medical Department of the army by Sur
eeon General r H O'Reilly which has just been
made public a, the War Department. compares
the health of the different armies of the world.
The United States and Great Britain are the only
countries whose statistics include that part OF the
army serving outside of the home country. Many
q, the countries have a low death rate, because
their sick are promptly discharged retired and
die ont of the service instead of on the sick re-
pbrt
The highest rate Of admission to the sick report
is made by the Dutch army. whose rate is 1S.A
ner thousand men. with the American army rank
ing second with 12S and the Russian army hold
ing the lowest rate of S.4S per thousand men. The
Rritish army ranks first IN the death rate. with
TIA deaths per thousand men, the American army
having the next highest, 6.2S. The Prusstan army
has the lowest rate, per thousand men.
An important factor, according TO the report, In
Judging the relative heathfulness OF the different
armies, is the average duration OF each case OF
sickness the American army. according 10 their
standard being better than all others except the
Dutch and Bavaran. Tho average duration of
each case in the United States army was less than
one-half OF that Of the British and little more
than one-half tina, OF the Spanish army.
The surgeon genral states that the total number
of admissions to ihe sick report during the year
1895 was 1912. The death rate also much
lower than for the previous year. there being SSs
deaths from all csuses. equivalent to s.2s a thou
sand, as compared with go for the previous year
and 7.16 for the SIX years period.
There was an increase In the discharges for dis
thousand men. compared with 22s for the pre-
ceding year. This increase is accounted FOR by the
discharged after enlistment who would formerly
have been rejected before enlistment.
of IS. Il slight increase compared with the
previous year, pnsumonia MAS second. rate So.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
PREPARE FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS
Advance Guard Sees the City-Plans Of
Board of Education

Five of the five hundred English teachers who
coming here ut the instance of Alfred Mosely
the English publicist. spent yesterday in making a
tour OF the city. having arrived on Saturday The
others will be here IN the next week or ten days
Gustave Straubenmuler, assistant superintendent
or schools, Is chairman OF committee appointed
by the Board OF Education to receive and enter
tain the VISITORS and TO prepare schedule for them
Henry ~ Tint. president of the Board OF Edu-
cation. said last night that the teachers arrive
the class OF school In which each Individual or
group Is specially Interested will be ascertained
ana each Will be shown Just what he most desires
10 see. Many, he said, were going TO visit other
cities some going as far west San Francisco
Every 1aclhty Is TO be afforded the teachers here
and In other cities to visit and inspect all the public
New-York tribune., 1906-11-12
SECRETARY TAFT AT FORT RILEY

Fort Riley Kansas. Nov. u-secretary Taft and
party, after spending Sunday at the army post
here started late this afternoon Fort Sill Okla
homa- From there the Secretary will go TO Fort
Sam Houston. Texas. Secretary Taft. accompanied
by QuartermaSter General Humphrey. Brigadier
General Barry and Captain Hutchinson OF the
General STAFF, arrived at Fort Riley late last night
This morning they inspected the ground that has
been laid out for the two regiments of infantry.
battalion Of engineers and signal company, posts
necessary to make Fort Riley a brigade post.