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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,

Eirs, Dspartment The matter Of the application
ne sVsF Rs o &. sSaa m ,Ts. %
railway or rassys for the eon0sysne sS
Of persons and property as determined by the Board
MANHXrTAN LOOP LINES nsnhaftan RoSIsLPHblts
1gs sasa "a: D' IN. sad.
Of the a " N Yo FOR @ 81 hs oSgr
vision Court House Madison Avenue and 18th Street
March 1906 at one O'clock in tn. srsernoon Of hat day.
sppointsnt of hres can tie Above eGes
awa o ys snn n. s'Ss aqs %
Sn q ss6 GsES to Be and
S1 Will -. s %sds are e pson Of the s Bears
papers aropanyinr the same ali OF which ssrs died IN
about n. st DAY 81 PesrSsry eoe ana Is a al
t o5F b such h as shs be pr 70 The
general plan OF construction the said railway rail-
SAID Clerk Of Aapslsts Division n. following ia
County. Of New YORK; In Il. Borough OF Mannartsn
From The WashsTE Bridge ne roate passes under
under pel.neey srTse, aowsTy under
Centre and Grand Streets The line then continues south
vision made for three which may Dc described
as The Old slip Tunnel The Maiden Lane Tunnel and tn.
mel is under William Street ana ola sir; The Nader
LIBERTY Street and then under Maiden Lane TIE
Zach OF these three tunnels unler the East Rysr
There are several spurs forming part u this route ON.
s sna r efsns a. G Gsnd aaS Street s5 -
the Deshrosses Street ferry Another spur forms
the Ma nhattan end OF Bridge third con-
Hall loop OF the subway by
means OF under Beekman Street TIE object OF
application obtain appointment
Commissioners who shall determines after public hearing
OF whether or :
ought 10 be constructed operated ana shall report
said Appellate Division tog-ther
q OF their determine ton which II IN
the construction and operation such railway
railways this Board wall ask that II shsl
wh-n confirmed by sid Court, be taken lieu Of ths
consent OF the property along thu line Of said
railway n railways
Dated New YoTk, February Is 1903.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CONMI6-
sloSERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
BY ALEXANDER H ORR. PrsAdanN
nIoN I. DuN1oWa SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-06
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

~ First Department--In OF the application
the City New York for the appointment three CON-
issoners to determine and report whether rapid
OF persons and property as determined by he Rosrd
ought to operatedi4th Street Route
v!Uhs Of p0 Chapter se R d ss =. 70 hs
the undersigned Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Commis
cont Of the state Of New york for the FIRST ussa n
psrtmsn term thereof 70 90 held the Appellate
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York the day
Of March 1906 az one clock IN the afternoon
appointment OF three commissioners IN the
titled matter to 4w sHe TsDq sss ate due bearing
Of persons and property ought to be
Board dated the 2sth day OF December 1905 ana ths
and Pspes enc. % n. eS 6s sane al qt ha
about the 9Th day Of February. 1905 and in
TO the Court by the said Board.
description OF the route and the general con-
s callers 81 aa as With the ssd I0 part s
Appellate Division. The following Is brief and sub
YORK In the Borough 4h street from 20 ths
Hudson River Avenue C; Ninth Avenue. from 18th
sevoort street spring Street Washington Street from
Spring Street Liberty street; Liberty Street from
from iath Street TO Washington square: Washi,rton
Square East; Wooster street. from square TO
Canal Canal Street from Wooster
Street
public OF all parties interested whether rail-
way railways ought 20 be constructed operated
Division together OF their dstsruiination
which In favor of the construction and
IL shall bel shall confirmed By said Court &c taken
IN lieu OF the Of the property owners along Inns
Dated. Nsx York. February IS. 1906,
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
BY M.ExANf,ER p oRR. Presidsn,.
RON l. BURROWS. Secretary
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~ Department--In application
OF Transit Railroad Commissioners
for City York for the appointment OF three
commissioners determine and report whether rapid
transit railway railways for the and
portation persons and determined
board ought constructed and operaed-Van Cort-
Public hereby given that puTs%ant to the pro
the undersigned OF Rapid Transit Railroad Comrs-
VIII apply TO the appellate Division OF the suprems
at term be held at the Appellate Division
Court House Avenue 18th Street Of
at o'cl afternoon Of that day,
counsel heard the appoint
commissioners In the above entitled matter
10 determine and report due hearing whether rail-
way or railways said City for and
and property ought TO be con-
sructed operated The papers upon which the aors
board date1 2sth day OF December. 1905 and the
accompanying the all OF which
Wtsion on or shout the 9th day February isO6
such other papers shall be presented
20 the Court by the said Board
description Of the route ano the general plan OF con-
the papers filed ssad with the said
InpsIIate Division The following brief and subs
ai synopsis tbs said in the County Of New YORK
Street 70 a point 2ss feet north OF 242nd Street
The object aforesaid application TO obtain the
appointment commissioners who snail cstermine after
sav or ALWAYS ought constructed and operated
sns sSa report the taken said Appellate
Division together with report OF Their
which report OF the construction and operation
~ sch railway or railways las this Board Will that
az ham br1 shall when confirmed by said Court be taken
IN leu OF the OF the property owners along the line
oi T9a,sa New York, February Is, 1906.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANsIT RAiLRoAD COMMITS
sIoNBRs FOR THE c 5T,t. OF MEN R YORK .s,a.,,
BION L. BTfPROWS. Secretary.
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SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

Depar-ment-In the matter Of the application Of
Board Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for
missoners 20 whether rapid tran
railway railways for the coaveyance and trHspora
determined by the Board
ought constructed and operated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the provisions OF Chapter 4 Of the Laws Of
1891 amended undersigned Board OF Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners will apply 70 the Appellate piy-
Court OF the State of New York FER
Judicial Department. at term thereof 20 be
held at Appellate Division Court HOUSE. Madison
Avenue 25th Street Borough OF Manhattan City OF
in the afternoon OF that day thereafter az
counsel heard for the appointment OF three
nissoners in the above entitled matter To deerne and
report after due hearing whether railway or railways IN
said City Of
ought constructed operated. The papers
which the aforesaid application will be made are the
ber 1905 and the adavs and accompanying tns
all Of which filed IN the ONCE Of the Clerk
OF said Appellate Division about the 9th day of
February 1905 and in addition thereto such othe-
shall be presented 10 the Court the said Board.
description of the route and general plan Of
struction OF said railway railways forms
the papers filed as aforesaid with the sad CLERK Of the
Appellate Division The following Is brief and sub
stantia synopsis Of the said the County OF
York Thryfourh Street from the Hudson River 10 tins
River thence under East River
erly boundary OF the County
Ths object aforesaid application
appointment commissioners determine
pbie hearng OF al parties Interested whether ,ch rail-
railways ought be constructed operated and
shall the evidence taken to said Appellate DiV-
slon together with report OF their determination which
IL IN favor OF the construction and operation OF
railway railways this Board will that IL
shall be) SHALL when confirmed by said Court be
IN lieu of the of the along
line OF said railway or railways
Dated. New York, February is. 1906.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMIS-
By ALExANDER T. ORR President
BON L BURROWS. Secretary.
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION

plIcation Board Rapid Transit Railroad Co..
nissoners the City OF New
of and repot
transportation OF persons and
By Board, ought 70 be constructed and operated
GERARD AVENUE ROUTE.
Public notice is hereby pursuant to the nro
visions Of Chapter the Laws OF 1891 as amended
undersigned Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Com
Inissoners viii apply TO the Appellate of the
Judicial Department thereof held az the
Appellate Division Court House. Madison Avenue and
on the 9th day March 1905 O'Clock IN The afe
noon that day, thereafter counsel can
heard for the appointment OF threa
the entitled report after
due hearing whether a railway ms ssid
city transportation Of persons property ought
constructed and operated The papers upon when
The said Board the 2sth day OF December 1905
adavits and accompanying the same ali
OF Med In the office Of the Clerk OF said
Appellate Division about the eF February,
1906 papers as snail
be presented 10 the Court by the said Board.
description the and the plan OF con-
the papers aforesaid with said Clerk OF the
Appellate Division The following brief and sub
synopsis Of the said route in the County
from Third Avenue Walton Avenue. Gerard Ave
nue. lssth Street 10 jerome Avsnue Clarke
Place.
appoIntnent commissioners who shall
public hearing Of all parties interested. whether such
railway railways ought TO be constructed and operated
shall the evidence taken 10 said Appellate
together with report OF their determination
II in favor Of the construction and
railway railways tss this Board Will ask
lieu OF the OF the property along
the line said railway railways
BStsa New S Y9,k Pe9aTy 12th i COMMITS
sIONERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK. BY
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. ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Ths
"A Tribuns r.osived al their Uptown Once, No. h3ss
broadway ssth and s7th sts until o'clock m
following branch Offices af
r-gular once until o'clock M. viz "a sth-
I53 Sth-ave.. i2th-st-: 81 East
Isth-st; 2s7 West 42d between eth and 9Th ayes
ass Yves, i2Sth-st Bc-sve, between 10th T7th
1ts O2s ad-Ays, 6istst, i.7os ist-svsl near
lsth-.t ioI E..' lSsshSsi Ies Tr;nsn.Ss,> sss ~
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A pvERIIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Ths
AZ Tribune rscsived at THAR Uptown osncs No 1894
Broadway. between s7th until O'Clock m
Advertisements reeeived following oncss
regular once until o'clock o. Wis c3t sth-
ava o. cor 28d at: 1873 i2th-ss- 90
iAtAstI BT IVES, <Sd-st. between TN asA IN sv~Ai
- Ws0 l1eak-G9, l-aao AI-o~A.
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Lost.

7 OsT.-S1o 900 NORTHERN PACIFIC &C. B. O.
II JOlNI) 4go COUPON BOND No. T6. 1885, 81 600 LONG;
ISLAND z X 4Gs COUPON BOND. Nc. l4.66aM A LIB
ERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THEIR RE-
TURN TO c. B. RICHARD & CO. 81 Bway y Y CIV
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THE ALBEMARLE.

Virginia Ave. Beach. Atlantis City. N J. Fn.ss
location High modern az moderate rates
rooms. handsomely furnished. Metal
beds. private baths. elevator.
pafio Gp dali
specially reduced weekly booklet mailed
= p. COPE
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STOCKS.

st.-elc COMPANY 52s fss
1o,.-b 80 - lrsetion Company % Sev-Jersey 81 So
- DAa1 CrIrible Germany .---.--..-. 400
go q i1u-son Gas Cornpan-y ......-....l 27 l2s
Esrys-.s-t Cpr1panV q Bergen County. SO 81
N --a.c 49, = ater Company common no
luse-- ,-@n1 & Improvement Company 200
9.-ze- --lf Gas Company. 1i5
:, -s7llsre preferred 40 100
N.~IT.-hsv,ek Light Feat & Power Co... 80
fs,s-,cS- street Railway Company %
ffis resssic Gas & Electric Company. 20 q
Grafton -.-..........-----..12s 1sO
ls-sll Street RsilWey Company $50 go
s'v,. -niGn Mddlesex Lighting Co.. 80
k.ra. 49, Gas Electric & Traction Co.. l2e $50
sssss-s ~ curing Company $40 bso
Electric Company q New-Jersey....- %
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S@u Work Harlem Railroad Comp

New York & Harlem Railroad Company ~
Treasurers once New York AaTch oIn 1s2n @
r1,uE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Il -, has declared a dividend Of TWO PER
.r,T ~ he Preferred ana Common Stock payable al
Of April next 10 STOCK louer
is az lie close OF business on the Ioth Gay OF
March 1906 Ms BARGER. Treasurer
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DiUidend Notices.

GUGGFNHEIM EXPLORATION co.
II Broadway, New York Feb. 10th. 1sto
DIVIDEND NO l3.
rr,ru DTRECTORS OF THE GUGGENHEIM
r,,-ston c-1npany have this day declared regular
Quarterly dividend Of and threeTqusrters IN per
1nr 2nd 1900 stockhooers OF record al
SS.ry5scl ,r ne afternoon OF March nth. 1905
~ hooks for the transfer OF the stock or the
MI close al O'Clock In the afisInoon OF Arcn ill.,
rals and viii reopen April ora, l9Oo,, ...
1870 A''I " WILLIAM W. PORTER secTstary
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Public Notices.
BOND SALE.
City of New Rochelle, N. Y.

signed until Tuesday evening March 1905 AZ o'clock
for the purchase OF all Of 5000 Registered
cent School Bonds series OF 1906 OF said City q
LOCO each. dated March 49, 1905 maturing FIVE (5
bonds the day May, 1910.
annually thereafter. commencing May ]. 1911
Interest payable seni-aanuaiiy the 1st
ana November; principal and interest payable at the
Office City Treasurer.
Each proposal must be accompanied by certified
State OF New York for $1,000 payable TO the order Of
the city Treasurer OF the city OF Rev Rocheile
their genuineness By the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company
No bid OF less than pai value OF the bonds viii be con-
Bidders printed form Of proposal
furnished by the undersigned Accrued interest 70 be
paid by the purchaser delivery will the
once OF the City in New Rochelle the 18th
day of March, 1903
The right is reserved reject all BIDS
patad New RncheIle, N. Y. February 49, 1905.
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER
City Clerk
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. pvEarIsEMENTs AND suBscHlF LOSS io' me me
u -. r.o.,v.a Al their Uptown once No 1860
r,oss.y betwesn seth and 9Th sts until ei0eh M
hrt,..rnsntr received the following branch onle'
,,lsr once rates until O'Clock D. M VIA Is olh
. cor aso-st; 1853 eth-ave-. cor. l2h-st' W EAS'
-. ,,7 xUsst 4ad-st between 7th and 18th aVes
.sa west 125th-st sss sd-sve between Ioth ana '.
a., 02e sd-ave eist-st-; i7os ls'-@'e.. Ae
sstbst, iST GAss i25th-~at Toe Trsaont~Vs,' NV
- AArOp~< ~ nansa@
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Financial Meetings.
wEsTERN Gas CoHPANIT

WESTERN Gas CoHPANn,, e,r,.pr
,r,tIu ANNIjAI, MEETING OF THE sHAhE-
i'Aii1 :, 80 Western Gas Company will be held at
aodoers % Sso1Insnv No Broad Street New York
ms S March is ie0e at II o'clock A M Tor ne
OF Tsoars ~ Directors for the ensuing year arc
siseeon ,nssefion OF other onsnass "a may come
IT, ,-snsfer books Of the Company VII De oosso
o'clock p NJ March sth ZIG VIII - ''E - ~
O'Clock A N Oh hp1nstrPT n MURRAY Secretary.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

HgFFAIo ROCHESTER q PTTTsBURo.
i: ; s = - FEB ,.!2::9 ,.s: . .gss
s,-A CANADIAN PACIFIC
$ saS5 ssss j. Fsb s11a s ,7es.5sS s7ses
feD- 2s.... 4o-35s.Ooo ss7s2.ooo so5A4s4s
Fy-. CANADIAN NORTHERN
to Pet. IS. s.s5ssoS a597.SoS aii4soo
s.rs DENVER RIO GRARDE
~ ! sssk II FeA. ss2s 100 s2s4 100 s2s4.soS
to Fs6 -. 1855. 100 ii2G.ioo ii272soo
kvv, IOWA CENTRAL
::s37s s';s Ssh ,sss $ ns. g .sss
req. e. i,sz5.s74 L7es.7ss i,sis4@
suuA.. MINNEAPOLIS & ct. LOUIS.
f.S gts ISsi 20 s ssss 1895 ssSsiS
sazb- MISSOURI KANSAS q TEXAS.
: 50 ss;s IN F.S s.s5Sss s.2s 80 ,sssisi
" Fsb. q. i1e4ssi0 lsTlsk23 iz5ls.ee7
Mr., SOUTHERN RAILWAY
:uiyr sesk N FEB. 81 z1ssSs ssss 10 sLos565o
2 FEB 3.--.-. s5.424Oel 81 or 1915 So.bol.027
E.,, TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN
ST. i; ! y.s .s.: .:s: Z: e: {:
r.. WABASH
ss, i Feb: ssa 2ass s.. ise ,asss
Feo E.. is,775.zs3 1898 7s5 lssasl,osl
a., TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
~isS< g.. ss EH U&
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IIoTEI. sTRANn-FTREPROOF
Ill ATLANTIC CITY. ". =
Directly the front Refurnishet improved
throuSh Fresh Sea private pub
lie. Automobile train Special spring terms
II. L. FAIRBAIRN, Manages.
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THE PENNHURST,

Ocean end Michigan Ave. Atlantic City. y. J. Rooms
en- suite with baths. Long distance phones IA
Elevator . WM II. HOOD.
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THE CLARENDON,

VIRGINIA AVE-. NEAR BEACH
Private baths. elevator; parlor. Capacity "a
BOSkleJ- NJ d NIENIAN.
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81 0TEL r DOLF,

ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY.
Directly on Beach. and long distance ea ..
phones in rooms American and European plans. 600
view Zoe suites with private water
baths Artesian well absolutely pure Orchestra and
weekly social features Capacity i0o0. Special Spring
III. E. EDEH
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Grand Atlantic Hotel
HOTEL GLADSTONE

Atlantic City. n. Directly tbs front, With
unobstructed view OF Appointed furnished
approved Hot and cold sss-wafsr IN
all baths public and private: running roounss
sun-paror overlooking the Boardwalk; Elevator
Write for booklet and Special Spring terms
N J. CoLIINS-
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xosx AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
,v william z Sichol, 6 Co. No. Is wan-st,
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

.,.., nv Joseph Walker sons No 20 Broad-stD
NJ Asked
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SEASIDE HOUSE.
Atlantis City, N. j.
Best Location on the Ocean Front
r. p. COOK & son.
HOTEL, ISLESWORTH
THE HOIMHURST.

ATLANTIC CITY. N
extensive alterations.
section.
Pennsyvania-ave Cnobstructed view. Capacity.
The very and every higa-cass appoint
Private baths. running water IN spacious
porchee halls street etc Book
LEI and spring terms upon request HENRY DARNELI-
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Country Board.

NToRRIsTowN. " J.-wenman House. NJ KEN
NJ beave abundant table; honleik- ideal place to
large families Rates $40 TO SIS Luncheons and
served TO automobile parties Tel Morristowu 500 W.
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City Hotels.

1JTH ST. Is EAST CTHE ALABAMA).-EIeganti
IL furnished Apartments; private bath; withou
meals; including meals two. ss5 weekly: one. SIS
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-15
he Pfaudler Co.
ocflester m. Y

at q cost Of over half 4 million
dollars.
t required eight months time
to manufacture them, and over FIVE
miles of freight cars to deliver them
to the Brewery.
This however is only the first
installment. The proved superiority
OF glass over wood for the lagering
and storing Of Beer has decided
the Anheuser Busch Brewing
Assn to equip the entire brew
Z cry with these Glass Enam-
nm eled Tanks.
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were evidently in sad need OF cloth
ing. for many OF them were without
overcoats and hundreds wore only the
remnants Of shoes. The day was bit
terly cold. AS each man departed from
the hall a pouchful of tobacco, a pipe
and a ticket for pair of shoes was
given him. and then the hall was
cleared for another group OF 800.
One hundred and fifteen baskets OF
food and clothing were distributed 10
poor women az the BOwery Mission
and more than 1900 men participated
in the missions annual Christmas
dinner.
Six hundred dinner bags. each con.
tanning enough food for. a dinner for
10 persons. were distributed by the
Volunteers of America
Twenty thousand persons in the
penal and charitable Institutions OF
New York city enjoyed Christmas din
ners. the gifts either of the city or OF
charitable Institutions. In many of the
institutions there were vaudeville en-
tertainments and music for the in
mates.
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fowl AMI "l.,lgs' sufficient for a fam
ily Of Eve persons OF more. were dis
tributod by Commander Eva Booth.
of the Salvation Army at the Grand
Central Palace Tickets emitting the
bearers to free dinners had been given
out by members OF the Salvation Army
and the holders were admitted 20 the
great han ana presented with a basket
OF food. The usual Christmas dinner
az the palace was abandoned. as Com
mander Booth was convinced that the
recipients OF the gifts preferred TO
take them TO their own homes and
prepare their dinners after tIcir own
fashion This made it possible 90 add
1000 BAGS 90 the amount usually dis.
tributcd.
In the afternoon occurred the an
nual Christmas tree and distribution
of more than 5000 toys to the children.
Commander Booth said that the poor
had suffered more this year than
last as the price OF food and rents
had been advanced.
More than G00O OF the homeless Of
the East Side partoolS OF the Christmas
dinner az tae Timothy ID. Sullivan As
ISOLATION rooms in the Eowery. No
distinctions were made between appli
Giants oNccp, that the lame ana blind
were given preference in the line Of
those waiting tor u1aiseion. The ma.
iority of t w.c come fer Zoo
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ed car ard several passengers slightly
injured by broken glass. Captain
Walsh. of the Ninth Cavalry. is making
an investigation into the causes of the
trouble. which is supposed TO be SINH
lar 70 that which resulted in the dis
charge Of three companies OF the 25th
Infantry at Fore Reno recently.
There is apprehension among the
colored troops at the fort over the
matter lest Il assume some Of the i'm
portance OF the Brownsville. Tex. af-
fair. The affair has been reported TO
WASHINGTON
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Rev. DIR. waIdron Called.

Rev. Dr. j. Milton Waldron has
been called 20 the passionate OF the
shiloh Bapt. CHI. Washington. ID. c.
over which Rev. !. Anderson Taylor
presided. The affair was exciting
but orderly and took place I'm the
church edihce. Friday, December "a,
1906 under the guidance and man
oeement of Rev. W. II. Brooks. ID.
H.. pastor of the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church, Rev. ID. T.. Rivers,
Pastor of the Berean Baptist Church
and Rev. VIM. ID. Jarvis. Pastor OF
the Bethel Baptist Church.
Rev Taylor was a candidate and
the vote was Taylor. 236. Waldron.
f25. The election was confirmed by
the court Wednesday. December 10,
1906 Rev. Taylor has now organ
lied another church known as the
Trinity Baptist Church and services
are being held regularly at the True
Reformcrs HAN. The admission of
Rev. Taylor Co mem bcrship in the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church OF
which Rev. Dr. George w. Lee Is
pastor caused something OF a furry
at tho time. but matters have since
Quictcd down. Rev. Dr. Lee has
since had the misfortune TO lose hi.
wife.
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DO You Know ThemP

I would like 90 know the wlerea-
bouts of Emma Wilson, Miles VIII
son. Enoch Wilson and Edward Will
son OF Portsmouth, Va. The sister
Emma Wilson left Portsmouth. Va.
and went 10 Deep Creek, Va Moth
er's name was Margaret Wilson also
OF Portsmouth, Va.
1. the sister Annie Wilson LETT
Portsmouth. Va. in the year a. ID
1871. m any OF these relatives oe
living or ANYBODY knows OF tho
whereabouts of them or can furnish
any information OF them, please
write.
MRS. ANNIE HENRY,
W. 9th St.
Mt. Vernon. y. -
St
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Christmas at the White House.

Washington. Dec. 25. - The White
House was brilliantly lighted for the
annual Christmas dinner. President
and Mrs. Roosevelt had as their only
guests Representative and Mrs Mich
o'as Longworth. The doors leading into
the state dining room and the blue and
red rooms were thrown open. and the
Roosevelt children had a merry time
of 70 until nearly midnight A detach-
mcnt of 30 members OF the United
States marine band furnished music
for the occasion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-12-29
$4,000 Bakery Burned.

Lancaster. Pa. Dec. 24-The extern
sivc plant OF the Columbia Baking
Company. at Columbia. was destroyed
by FIRE. entailing a loss of about S75.-
600. partially covered by insurance.
Flames for a time threatened complete
destruction OF valuable adjoining prop
erty.