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For Rent-nOuseS.


CHAS. S. MUIR & co. Qrc9,
li02 New York Avenue.
au4-2t
FOR RENT-By CHAs. A. SHIELDS. IlO5 F
81. nw.-l3S 9th ST. ne. ST and bath. S35. %
so % 81. NV. rooms and bath 80. so
20 9Th 81. ne. rooms ana bath. S1.oO
s04 \ 81. Sc Z rooms. water. gas. 1900
s0l Kentucky ave. rooms ami 1900
au4-3t
FOR RENT-2Gs RosedaIe st ne. g rooms.
c'iored client rent, 50.
s. +. SMITH q co. 2ll Colorado building.
aut-jt
ATTRACTIVE brick, six pleasant rooms.
hath. furnace. good Eeighhorhood, 81. ~
18th 81. Sc. au4-Jt
FOR RENT-To prompt coIored tenants
III ] NV, near Pa. aVe---.-..--..--.--S-2 "a
g32 + sv........-Sl35 50 ] Browns CT. $50
e A. MCINTYRE, "a . 81 nv. aul-6t
2n-as9 l4th 81. ne. rooms. bath. 81. 80
l4o3 ID 81. ne. rooms, bath. 2. 80
50i brewers Ct. 9th q eth. G & II ne. 1880
ON BrightSood ave, new. 2, bath 200
store, yoA Pa ave nW--..--.-... 10000
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER 6l2 l4th ST. NV
au3-5t
ALI MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; seven
rooms and bath. 5000 2l55 II 81. EW. Apply
2l55 X 81. nv, au3-5t
FOR RENT-721 6th ne, Or; ami; rent 20
l0l9 Al sw, or b.-S20 50I AIS sw. 6r b., ll.l1
SIS sw. 6r-..,.-. 16S0I9l0 F So. Or. b.. 1870
l0j q sw. newly erectedll07 NJ ~. H.. a 80
flats nat Ar. b IS 4O r rsl2 1th So sta a. %
r 343 q sw. stable. 7.OOlB. Leonard. so "a sw.
AUST
FOR RLNT-Houses. apartments. ana otneea
In ali paris OF the city For desaf!@a list
send or Cali at our Office.
THOS. J. FISHER CO, INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANs AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
in4 St -. ". Jss-tf
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For Redistribution.

FOR RENT-Iarge brick building of "a rooms.
fine grounds and shade; car lines; full OF
b0arders. at Hyattsville. present occupant.
owing 70 failing health. VIII have 10 give
II up rare opportunity rent. so per month.
ARTHUR CARR. Hyattsville. auS-St
FOR SALE-TwO lots at Congress Heights;
would trade for horse and vehicle: title guar
anteed. Apply at ANDERSON HONLE'S
PLACE. Congress Heights. au3-3t
FOR RENT-S25. ten-room house. four acres.
sheds. stables, henhOuses. on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence ST. JOHN l. kNOPP,
corner 39th and jackson SITS. ne. aul-u
FOR RENT-sl5; two new six-room houses
IN Langdon- JOHN /. KNOPP, corner 20th
and Jackson SITS ne. auI-tf
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For Exchange.

FOR EXCHANGED good upright piano
worth $3.50 for anything OF like value. pri-
Vate party. Address BOX 395. Times Office
au4-3t
FOR ENCHANGE-TWO fine lots BeTWyn
Md, on electric road. exchange for auto
mobile or launch. Address BOX 575. Times
ONCE AUST
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hOney 10 Loan.

oN IMPROVED Ma and Va real estate
CHEW. Jr.. 52 F 81 nv. aust
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BEAD THISiII

w. VIII Loan You $40 20 S2co.
On xOur furniture. piano, exc our rates ar.
loNrest our rebate system the NOSE liberal
and our business strictly confidential Loans
wfth other companies paid OF and yHSrs
money advanced at "A lower rate
NO EXTRA CHARGES FOP NOTARY
FEES OR DRAWING Up PsPERS.
Reliance Loan and Trust Co.,
so7 Seventh st. y. W.
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For Rent-COttageS.

FOR RENT-Funished. with use Of garden.
coy siN-rOUm cottage, unuI October /. 10
minutes walk from station. on Great Falls
and Old Dominion electric line, price reason
able. Address BOX So. CITY Z. .. au3-2t
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BALIIMORE AND OHIO r. r.

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave ana T. a.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL 23O ST. NEW YORK
200 a-m--B:ner. Pullman Parlor.
1900 a m--~IuGeJ. FaTlcT. Hr. Train
sss 90 a. m.-Diuer ana Pullman PaFlOr Car
III 90 a m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor car.
= 90 p.m.-Dlner and Pullman Par!Or Car
$500 pm.-"R0yal Limited" All Pullman
too p.m--CuaChes to Philadelphia
500 p-m.-Diner and Pullman ParhT.
$50 pm.-Coachts 70 Philadelphia
sslI.g0 p m.-Sleepers-
s2-57 . m.-SieepeTs.
ATLANTIC CITY. % 81. 100, s9C) III %
a. m, =; 20, > ~, II ~ ?. m -
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. a. u. 70 s p. N
10 BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Week days. 2.55. $40 CSC. 700. 100. 500.
$50. 500. s.sa 1880. II.oJ a. M. 1900 noon.
Goo. 6.sJ. 900. 500. io.Vy lOs5. u:So. Il =
sundays. z.57. zoo. go. $50. 500. 1000.
400 a m. 100. Il5. 800 $3.50. 500 go. G.sl.
s.oo lC-OO. lo-S5 II l 81, Il q ?. IA
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'II.cJ m.
'c5sTfISc-iNNArI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, 1905 a III. 400 p. m. - a night.
FITTsBURG. 'n:o0 a. va, 's:I0 p. nI.. 1870
CLEVELAND. $40 p. m. COLUMBUS.
W y 1905 a. m. $50 p. m.
WINCHESTER. S So a. M. fl-05. i5,1O . m
ANNAPOLIS week Gays ff%y q Hlrs Il o.
noon. 800 p m Sundays $50 - IL and
LURAY and ELKTON. '4.O5 p. m. parlor
FREDERICK, +s:35. ''9;I5. 1905. fli:0o
a m, ''l is. T4.05 $3.50 p. m.
HAGERSTOWN. tio:o5 a. m. and 800 p. m
BOYD and way points, IS IS, @es.l5 a. m.
ssII5, 1000, 5.s5. "'l0.lO. III 80 pm.
GAITHERSBURG ana way points. fs:s5
sss 10 a H.. 1880, 'sl.I5 1871 s5.05
u IS. f6 50. ssi.s5. ''l0.I5 TlI:S0 p M.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points 1875. '"9.I5 a NJ, s'l:I5. 1870. T. 80
y. IN
sDaly. Except Sunday. -sSunday only
Reservation Of Sleeping or Parl1r Car
space, rates OF fare. etc, VIII be quickly fur
nished BY TELEPHONE at ali Of ne fol
loving Ticket Offices; l4l7 G st. Telephone
Main 1891. 6l3 Pennsylvania Ave. Telephone
Main 2S7; Station New Jersey Ave, and C
St Ticket ONCE. Telephone East CS7, In
formation Bureau. East 724 myI4-tt
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For Rent
Furnished Houses.

SPECIAL TERMS centrally located boarding
house. complete; boarding owner optional,
phone Main 5000. Address ILLNESS. Times
office. aust
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CHAS. S. MUIR 3 Co. H.,
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO.,

PRICE, $1,000 terms $500 cash and So mo-.
which includes all taxes, interest, and insur-
auye and a large payment on principal.
good or and D. brick. with cement cellar ami
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bonds
bldg, and loan asscn- shares, syndicate GER
IFS warehouse receipts. etc. low rates:
courteous treatment THIS IS NOT a LOAN
COMPANY - ~ BAI1LH- lu9 b 81
rzOus 6IT.
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tOh SAI-E-Nice little frame located near
the cars southeast, strictly white neigh
GorAood- Price $2,O0o OTTER wanted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
News of
The Suburbs
MECHANICsvILLE NEWS

Miss Emma Deal. WHO has been 80
seriously III at her home here for some
time. seems to bctts somewhat improved.
Il Mrs. E'lorcptc Jcnnlns and son, Robert,
have returned 10 Gtllcir ohonlc, D,cre after
spending some tinlk WITH friends and
tclntives iiist1n,iovcr county.
Miss Lille Smith. d popular young lady
OF the like, who has been critically III
with appendicitis, has greatly improved.
FAMr. George Kirby Is able TO be out
s,snin nftcr&n spell of Ia grippe.
Mr.. rom Cain Is .islting his family near
Nvest Point and expects to return nome
on Monday ~
Mrs. Sheppard, OF Wood Street, is able
to be out again after MI illness of several
weeks.
Miss Ella Martin hns somewhat I'M
proved atsthcr l,oinc ION sthcs Mcchanlcs-
vile pike 4.
Miss r.ucy Tnllcy, of New Kent county
who has s,cn visiting friends and rela-
tivcs on tho Pike for the past week, lett
for her home on Friday.
Mr.. james Flood Is able to be. out again
after quite an n tnck OF fever 81
Mr.. Edward Miles has left for Scranton.
Pa. where he will spend some time with
his family.
Miss May GRAFTON has returned home.
after II h visit to- her friend. Miss p. ca
Christian, OF the Pike. 6
Mr.. j. c. Carter, Of the pike. Is rapidly
improving after quite long spell OF
typhoid-pnoumonia.
Mr.. Charlie Brown. OF Wood Street,
who was painfully hurt while at work
ut the American Locomotive Works q
fow days ago, is still confined to his
homa
Miss Matte Turner, who was so Sc
rlo,,sly hurt a few days ago BY falling
down the steps. is somewhat better.
Mr.. John Collins, OF Albemarlc co,in-
ty. is visiting his cousin, Mrs. II. Y.
Bailey, of Chelsea Hill.
Master Hunter Christian is confined to
his home on the Pike with sickness.
Mrs. Hanna Dean, Of Tlenrtco county,
had as her guest during the past weels,
o. Paramount.
Mr. j. R.--Baiey, Of Newport News, Is
visiting his family on Wood Street.
Miss Maud Humphrey Is home again
frois a pleasant visit to friends ncnr West
hampton.
Mrs. Laura Iauterback has returned
to her home after pleasant visit to her
daughter Mrs. r. Il. Slaughter, Of
Chelsea Fill.
Mrs. Annie Pierce, who was reported
50 III several days ago. Is slightly better.
II MIS-. V. rage, OF CEDAR sStrcct, is hDte
to tr out again after suffering with throat
trouble for some time.
Mrs. Lucy Griffin has returned home,
after visit 10 friends in this. vicinity.
Mrs. Culley, Of Wood Street is visiting
her daughter of Hanover county.
Mrs. Martha Denton has returned to
her home In Goochand county after a
visit OF several days to her daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Walton, OF the Pike.
Mrs. Minnie Bass Is home again after a
visit of several days with her daughter,
OF Fulton.
Mrs. Turner. of Chelsea I1ill, who has
been very sick for some time. is able to
be out again.
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FAR WEST END,

4 After ffaaYislit af,' sonlpr lepstllo hero IS
the guest of her brother, MRS. Thomas
Pulling has returned to her home at
East Richmond.
Mr.. John r. Miller, sr.. who has been
quite lndlsposed for some. time at his
home, on Taylor Street, is now able to
be out again. 9i f$ E;
Miss Lizzie bryant. Of Newport News,
Va. is expected here during the coming
week to spend several weeks as the
guest of friends
The many friends of Miss Lizzie ON1ara
will bo [rpleased to learn that she has
recovered from her recent illness, lasting
n period Of two months. 4,
Mr. Eugene Blnntdn. OF West Main
Street. Is spending some time IN WASH
ington. r.. c.
Mr.. Henry Ham, OF South Cherry Street.
has returned to the city, after pleasant
visit to friends at Gordonsville, Va. @
The friends OF Mr.. James Rodgers, who
recently underwent q successful operation
at the Memorial Hospital, will be glad
to learn that lie has recovered sufficient
.ly TO leave the hospital on Saturday.
Mr.. James Turner, OF South Pine Street,
who has been quite sick at his homo
from tho result OF vaccination. has re-
covered suttlclentlyns to be able to return
to his work.
During the past week several homes IN
the vicinity OF LombnrdY ana cary
streets have been entered by thieves In
the early hours of morning who gain an
entrance by forcing tho rear windows IN
each Instance. The thief or thieves, rs
the case may be. seem to be after money
alone rs nothing else has been missed.
Thursday morning about two o'clock an
attempt was made to break in tho homo
OF c. y. Miller. OF No lN West Cary
street, By forcing he rear door. but was
prevented by the noise made awakening
the occupants Of the house, who fired
several shots Mt the would-be burglar.
Little Allen Beck Is quite sick Mt the
homo Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Beck, Of No. 1907 West Cary Street,
Little Miss Margaret Omohundro, OF
Homo Place. Is quite sick as the result OF
a recent vaccination.
Mr. Fred. Terrence, ST., u Well-knoWn
brick mason of this section. who has been
quite sick for several months past Is ut
tho Virginia Hospital, Where he will UNI
lergo m operation.
Mr.. IRA Alley Is able to be out again.
after his recent accident.
Mrs. w. l.. Wells and little daughter,
AInhe. of Petersburg, Va, arc spending q
few days here as the guests OF relatives,
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after which dclcnte refreshments we're
served. sSs3 ~ lI3s4
Mr.. Charles s. Hollis left during ieS
week for Atlanta, Gaa on Il business y,
trip. i. ii WI FIX Il, lgEs
.rhe Pic Party given at the FNfs II
Church halt on Friday night, WIS: d pro
nounced SUCCESS. nnd Quite q neat III ~
sum was raised towards the building fund
or the proposed new Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. II. C'hilcott will leaVA a
the village on Monday for their home W.
tho North. they have made many friends Y
since their soJo,ll't1 here.
Mrs. Lilibrlclge, Of Providcnce. R.s51s,s3
WHO has spent several weeks viii, her
parents. Mr.. md Mrs. n. IL VITAL. 9nl,i3ss
her sister Mrs. a. r. Weeks, Will leave i
FOR hor home iii Massachusetts the tlrat45
OF tho week.
Mr.. j. D. limerick, WHO has bceti8ill8
for the past ten days continues very Ill
at his home. Liberty Hail. issi
Mr. Arthur Rich. head clerk II Mr.S
+. S. 1,eads department store l,err IS NJ
confined at home with an attack 90
m,iinps. ssSs
Captain Alfred Woodmatt. who llns
spent the winter hero, loft during tl,ef
week for his home In Massachusetts
Mr.. IT, ". Hardy Is substituting for
Arthur Rich. sf3 s&s
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ELKo ITEMS

William G. Baker spcnt Monday 49, /,
his daughter Mrs. Robert T.. Durretts
of Fort Ice. 53{5 {g2
Sullivan Soulc has returned to his
homo In Wisconsin, after having spent
several weeks with his sister, Mrs ~
II. Devoll. XII
Eddie Hughes. of Hometown, Pa. il x
the guest of his parents. Mr.. and MRS..
j. w. Hughes. g
Miss Alollie Watkins spent several
days during the past week with her
sister, Mrs. Willie Johnson, OF Gran
,ville." near James River Se n 5gt
u. b. lTurman, who spent several days H
here has returned to Petersburg, &C -$
coinpaned by his wife and little grnnd-s
son, Edgar Rosser Bowery. f3 45 lls sg$
Temple Gatcwood was recent vfoo1R
at Ilko. M # f5 a $9
Roll OF honor for Elko School; sher-ss
wood Chester. Richard Wallace. Eve
lyn Kahl. Mabel Robins, Ruth Robins,
Jennie Wallace. Isl y, Nh
g There will be an entertainments given
at WILLIS Methodist Episcopal Church,
OH April 18th. the proceeds to 60 to-
wards shinglng the church. No Eadr1is-%
sion fee will be charged Supper willqbs b
served at moderate cost. #titBi
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HER THIRD
HUSBAND FOR FIRST
Georgia Man Returned Home, to
Find Wife Had Married
Twice Again.
Mountaineering ouL d luIoodsy

tuo,rdsId-sain!L ouL O. lEloodS2
SAVANNA. GA. April i.-After being
separated from his wife eighteen years
J. II. McEwcn has returned. to find tilat
She. thinking him dead, has been mar
ricd twice during his absence When
hIcI;wcn was eighteen he scopcd III 1881
With Miss Alice Gordy, aged fourteen
After two years of welded bliss, one
child being born TO them, they were ser
;.ratcd by alleged Vaccinations OF the
wifc's parents. 81
MeEwen disappeared, and Mrs Nc
Even, being induced t. believe her nus
tand dead married n. =. Johnson, with
whom she lived fifteen years Johnson
died in 1901. and a year later she mar
rcd A. &. Larsen. with whom she was
living when her first husband returned
As soon rs AIrs, McEwcn learned her
first husband was alive, she left Larsen
and went to her maiden love, ana they
are now living together.
Mr. and Mrs. MclIwen are satisfied
With the ceremony performed eighteen
years ago and will not be remarked Il
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n GLEN ALLEN ITEMS

Miss Alma Burton, teacher Of sIIoi-S
mans School. No. 6 Of this place, was
quite sick last Monday. 5j3ss
Mrs. j. H. Browning. who has been
quite sick IN her home al Chiclahomlnys
has much improved and is now able to-
walk around IN her room. }S
Mrs. blanche Stone has returned to her
homo at Failing Creek, Chesterfield
county Va, after a very pleasant stay
with hcr parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. u
Purycar of Johnson's Store. ss.ii$435s
Mr.. Woodson Lawrence continues to-
improve in his home on Broad Street
road Is h VI
Mrs. Clifton w. Henley, OF Chcknhom-s
siny, is improving very much. II III
Miss Alice Ford was the recent guest
OF Mrs Rosalind Alloy, Of this place. Il $4
Mr.. Frank Holman was recent Wis
tor or Thomas O. Powers, or this place.
Mr.. II. g. Nash was recently a visitor
In Chlcknhominy l, s5
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One Nlan Killed ard Five Scri-
ously t1,rt il Pennsylvania
Mining Villugc.
cARousAL ENDED ,:l IN FIGHT
Rcvolvcrs and Knives Used With
Deadly Effect Others lsx
pcctcd 10 Die.
ffg s-rf IGa
nlY Associntrl prcnaD

a CfIARLEROl. PA. April 1.-ll,th quar-
rel over kegs Of beer In the woods at
Twilight, Il mining village near here
to-day, one nun was so! to death two
others we're 80 badly wounded that they
arc thought fatally hurt, II fourth WAS
slasled With d knife, Il fifth was serious
i is burned about the face aud hands. anu
.lxtll was seriously wounded BY n
bullet
Al The dead man Is Lewis Williams
thirty.clght years old. The two wound 4
cd by bullets and Hho Hrc expected 70
die. arc j. S. and Oscar Schneider, pro
'thcrs The three others that we're hurl
are Joseph iounghillcr, shot wo,'id'
Michael soloman, cut. both Fnlnndcrs'
nnd David Anderson, an Amcri CIV.
burned. William Hart. also an Amer'c ~, !,
is alleged 10 have fired the piilict W. ~ :
Killed Williams. Anderson, after ms ~.
urics had been dressed, was placed w
OK. Chailcroi lock-iiD.
Carousal in Woods.
Tie mon went to the woods this ai'.'
I, /, Oh with kegs Of beer ana began q -, Va
5,o,lsal. Tho trouble s sald ny AnutI.
IL N have started when the Americans
49,, RI ncrs,ladc tie tinlandcrE VINO
md already furnished two kegs ., 49, ',l
"a 40 out and get n third. ne r''h' ii''''u
are refused. and u fight began.
7, il alleged that Solomon ana J ol,t,s.
,,llcr seized Anderson and thrc" ,',i' ~,
iI,n Tho bonfire which the men nav
built The other Americans rescued -,
tarson. Rcvolvcrs and knives we're ''i.'
,,sod and Anderson says that Hart. ~
tyvinp 10 shoot the Finlanders. nrco a, ~
al,is own co,,ntrymcn. Hart was INC on org
man who escaped injury in the battle e.:
The shots were heard BY the poil.s
,vho went 10 the scene TO nvestisa'e..
t,rhey found Williams dying from q pn'a.s
,yo,,nd in Tie tack. while the WV
s;cnneiders Younghiler solomon ana ~ -,
olson we're lying on the ground WI ".
hams vas removed to the ONCE 81 J, ,ns
,onl company at Twilight, where ne oieu
III Il short time ., ,-,,r.
Physicians were summoned rom Nli.,.
,croi 10 lake care OF the Injured men
They ordered that the two srhnei1ers nc
Il, enoycd at once to a hospital: ! Dung
h.,ier ana Solomon were taken 70 the't
tnnes In l,cllcvcrnon. while Anderson
,rirf, hIs burns had been bandagcd. was
r,laced in the lookup here
nosse Is securing the country IN
lfcarcll of Hart
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By Associated Press

MACON, GA. April 1.-The wreckage
at Holton. of the Southern's Chicago and
Florida special has been cleared. w. s..
Smith. the Pullman car porter Of Atlanta,
has been the only one TO die. All the In
jurcd are doing we'll and at the city hos
pital. but some may not be able to leave
for ten days. These include Miss Mary
Goode and Miss Kathleen Lehman, Of
Chattanooga; J. G. Stewart. NJ. a. Smith
Twp. Terrence, of Springfield Ohio; G..
d. Shelton. ana T.. r. studebaker, Of New
Carlisle, Ohio; j.. G. Phillips, baggage,
Atlanta and Tonr Martin, colored. OF
Chattanooga, the last two being dining
MIR. and Mrs. R. s.Wyeth, Of Newark,
tine; NJ. McRue, OF NcRae, Ga. to his
home there; + cowes Of o. sp RIM Mra
j. p. Champion, OF Springfield, to Cube
MI, r, w. Andrews. said to be e., J., MI u
but proceeded on his way southwark nav
ing been untnjured. -
officials OF the road are stii! ul't''e ~
explain the derailmcnt.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

Tho Woman's Study Club Will hold the
regular monthly meeting ON Wednesday,
April Attn, AT q o'clock, in Library Hall,
AS It will be the last regular meeting be-
fore "Gentlemon's Night" April nth, the
president, Mrs. Marion r.. Read, earnestly
desires every member to be present. The
following programme will be carried out:
Roll Call,
Mark Twain.
Outline ofIlis Career. Miss Nellie Nlnhl.
Selections, Miss lzora Dc Wolf
Music the Club
Hostess. Mrs, p, p. Chlcott
Mr.. and Mrs, Waterman NJ Clterley,
of ''Ben Lomond, 'iare expecting friends
ana relatives, from Buffalo, n, " to
visit them on their way home from II
Southern tour during the past winter,
Andrew and Thomas Dlckman, OF Flor
encr, South Carolina, were recently
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Frank p. Read,
with whom they spent several happy
days.
Mrs w. G. Griffin has returned from
pleasant visit Ia her parents MI, ana
Mrs. i. r.. smith, of Paramount.
Mr.. Louis Marano, accompanied by MS
oldest son. John Nlarano. lettton Wednes-
day for Wisconsin to engage, IN business
in thnt9 state. J. S&.43lG sa $g@
Qulteaan enjoHahesl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
was given during tho past week at the
home Of Arrs and Mrs. Louis Aiamno' N
honor or their. son. John, Mo was SO
soon tunESsl oays lone, IN atpesF alu music
we're features 0fSl llsss,sNHanlAI eDloyhients
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SHAW-BURRELL.
Mrs. Fred c. Phillips, of Rich
mond. Matron of Honor.

(.ppcGIdi 10 Inc 'tIlnes-DisIJ.ttC!i.)
SYRACUSE, \. a., .>piu l.---Dt. ECnly
Larnru hcltn SHAW, or Aipuny, ana MisS
susanna sturtcvunl iourrtu nGlt u,i,eu
IN marriage iitst Y, eniliS AZ the nome
me HDrluc, No. 6-l l.itsl anlu slIect, At
urdsOn, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
hr, scncc or ABOUT two hunurea guests.
inc Burrcll home was decorated with
sipIuX, srOunu pnc, h.ns.crs Tues tnu
Terms. MISS tIliZilpctii GlDcrt, bearing il
huge basket OF lInchantrcss carnations,
preceded the Wedding procession, loiow-
I'd BY the brldcsmids-Missl lutcnings. OF
Scranton, Pa; Miss AllertOn.5Of Mutcr-
bury. aud Miss Parker, Or lhttsburg, Ia.
Mrs. Fred Z, Phillips, OF Richmond, VA,
n sister OF the BRIDE, was mnlron or
inonor. and Miss Elizabeth Burrcl was
maid Of honor. The best man Was Fred
4rr.ck Kelly, Of Albany.
a reception was held following the
ceremony. after which supper wns served.
The bride was gowncd In white satin,
made prnccsSc, trimmed with rose point
BERTHA She wore tullc vel caught with
orange blossoms, bouquet &C., OF !, lll!es Of
s o'clock for short Western trip. On
April Ard they will sail for a four
months trip abroad. They expect 70 re- e.,
turn to America early in August and Will
take UP their residence Mt No l3S Chest
nut street, Albany, n. y.
The groom Is u son or tho lato Col:
Albert u. Shaw, formerly commander of
the Grand Army Of tho Republic ne
was born ut Watertown, He, is lecturer
on children's diseases at the Albany
Medical College,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-02
South Carolina Senator says
+ Democrats Will sNotNotc For
i Compromise Measure.
ny ssncinicd I,rcss !,

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WASH iNG;TON. y. CT, April l.--senalor
.,ntc7bl III tile Scnatc,said Tonight that
5hc wusinot satisfied wIth lhctcourt .rrbew
amendment to The measlifc. sIl,cli WIS
agreed oh yesterday at n $cunfertntcss11l DE-
tween President Roosevelt, several Re-
publican senator's. WHO are supporting
the Bill, ana members OF the ilntcrstHtc
Commclcr Coninlsson. The senator said
he would oppose 1 on tic iiooi Of the
Senate, and lie expressed the opinion
that not half n dozen OF his Democratic
colleagues would support the amendment.
Senator Iilnlan declared the amend
n1cnt does not meet the situation fullS,
inaslnuch as 1t makes no provision set
ting forth specifically that there shall
be no suspension OF the railway rhlc
fixed by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission pending the judicial tlctcrnina-
ton or any case which may; be appealed
from the rate as established. gs5&t
'rbis is n contention which Senator Till
man and q n.llnber Of the Democratic
senators have urged, as they argue hat
Il failure to provide absolutely against
u suspension of the rat" operates to
nullify the objects for which the legis-
tlation IS desired. The senator added that
he would prefer to vote for the House
bill az It stood, than to accent the
amendment. for the pending measure
gave the right of review where consttt,l-
tionaI questions are involved.
p The proposed amendment was discussed
generally to-day among groups or Demo
cratic senators, but there wassno confer
cnce on the subject among tn ih White
House ,o-niHbt IN conference Win ar ISL
dent Roosevelt, presumably on matters
connected with rate legislation.