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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-12
The Women of Wall Street.

Hetty Greens rise in Wall street re- calls some other women who have won prominence in the financial district. though in different way. Many of them have and are matching their brains with the men,, and enough win out to make women in general proud of their sex I refer to the bright, young women who have made themselves invaluable to the great captains of finance and industry. There Is Miss Katherine l.. Harrison, pri- vate secretary to H. H. Rogers of the Standard oil company. When the at torney general of Missouri tried to wrest the trusts secrets from her she stood her ground and she has made herself neces- sity to MT. Rogers in many other ways. No one can see Mir. Rogers without first seeing this little woman, and no one gets by her unless they have important business She gets s10.00O a year. not a bad salary for woman or a man, for that matter.
 With H. Knickerboeker & Co.,. mem bers of the New York Stock exchange, is Mrs. Helen M. KnicKerbocker in a con fidential capacity. She does as much busi- ness as any man in the street, and handles 1t in a manner that no one would know it was woman he was dealing with if business was carried on by letter.
 Foreign exchange Is one of the things of the street that few men really under stand It Is a profit in importing gold. in buying and selling bills of exchange, and many men of the street do not even attempt to understand 1t. With c, Schu- macher & Go. is Mrs. Suzanne H. Schu- macher, who is an expert in foreign ex- change, and who writes many of the let ters on exchange for the firm She com mands a good salary.
 One of the difficult positions in a large commission house is that of cashier. Yet a woman held this position In one of the biggest houses on the street for a long time. A. A. Housman & Co. had Miss Jennie Pierce in that capacity for years, and she only left that house re- gently to go with another one at an in creased salary. Her salary was in the neighborhood of $1O,00O
 There is one woman who occupies a unique position on the street, and that is Mrs. Eugenia A. Gaylord. Mrs. Gay lord is probably the only woman bond broker in the country, just as Miss Giles Is the only woman cotton statician. She Is a hustler, and knows the value of bonds as we'll as any man, and what is more to the point, she knows how to place their value in a pleasing light to the purchaser. The result is that she sells many bonds and makes large income from her commissions.
 Probably the highest-paid woman em- ployed by any house in the financial district Is Miss Caroline Van Brunt. Miss Van Brunt is the cashier of s. H. P. Pell & Co.,, and draws a salary of $15,- GOO a year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-12
Wardrobe Worth S15O,0o0

i From the Kansas City Journal
 The outward robe of the Pope Is red and made from the wool of the lambs of the Convent of St. Agnes, near the Porta Pia. The cloak and cape are lined with purple and trimmed with gold lace; the sombrero, or hat, Is red. and has a gold cord and tassel. Be meath the cloak is worn an alb, made also of wool of the lambs of St. Agnes, and girt about the waist with a sash of white moire antique, garnished with gold fringe. The Pope's hands are burdened with kid mittens. and his feet are burdened with pair of slippers worn over his ordinary shoes. The total value of the wardrobe is said tn be s15Q.0o0, A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-12
New York's Milk.

The amount of food and drink con sumed by a great city Is marvellous. The report of the health department made public the other day shows that New York drinks a million and half quarts of milk day. drinks milk shipped from six different states, milk that comes from farms as far as 400 miles away. almost on the border of Canada, and 1t takes the cows of 15,000 to 5000 farms to sup ply it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-12
Street Car RutcherY.

craving for notorlety is not quite so great.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-12
The Most Exnensjve cItv.

big and far-reaching. could have been de- graded and contemptible?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-12

a New Cusfem
 under in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-12

The best haIf-tone cuts are made by Che Gawk Engraving company. Aass AAraid Ruildinn AI tsai2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-23
81. Sapitcl.

Nls bic wiirOigen @cbriioer SairbrO.
tber bariiber einis semoroen naren. sur
Vel6Didtigullg ibrer Sarten @ewillen
ibrer Sdwciter 0reeba OaS ibr uorents
baltene Grbe 81 iiberantmortell, bcries
then lie lid) iiber bic Wtittel uno @e9e,
wie SielcS cole Sorbaben aln ifneliten
in'S @erf Su lesen lei. Tim bic Summe.
welde 0reeba gebiiprte, alf;ubringen,
muGte Saaacraiue perfauft merOen,
aber Oieles @ut gebOrte SafOb unO
lelbituerltdnolid muBte er bafiir cine
Gntl6aOigung erbalten. 9ta6oem tic
lid am SerOIeuer su 9asue bieriibcr
oeS Nallgen unO Sreiten berum9eltrits
ten batten, famcn lie enOlid Therein,
oaB jeocr BON Safob'S fiiuf Sriibern
aui leil @ut cine ODpOtbef auinebmcn
loute, mclhe ben iebiten Sbeil oes User
Ties betrl9, unb Die Gelammtl umme
ioate Safob ais Nbfinbuns erbalten.
Oicler mar bann alerOin9S obne
@rnnobelie, abcr err seiste iif lebr
9roBniitbi9. nWiadt Gud oesbalb feline
Gorge" la9te er, yeS lit mir cine liBe
@enu9tbuun9, mcinen Sriibern Elm
Spfcr gu bringen."
Sier oieier Sriioer 9laubten linn bas,
uur 2burltan riimpfte feline rotbe 9tale
unO Oad)te bel lid: ,Wtan ruiiBte Ole.
len Sili uidt fcnncu !"
Sin Aouofat in 3famlep, NamenS
Marfp. wnrbe NIT Der sln9ele9enbeit be-
traut. SicIer Gehts9elebrte, mel6sr
nit leiner ErariS su9lei6 Oas Gel6dft
zines GelDperleibcrS uno IuttionatOrs
perbanD. mar Gin alter, lpa6bafter Scrr
un0 eiu en%tfcrntcr Vermanoter Der So
milie Slirbrotber miitterli6erleits. @s
modte wobl AMI elmer ieltlamen Verfets
turg BON u~mlt0noen bernben, oae feill
9rOBerer Sruuobeltser ODER 8dhter in
WelOuerlc9eubeit gerletb, Obne Serril
WtarfD's Silent 81 mer0erl, baB Sic
MAUD Oerrn WtarfD'S Silent wurDe,
nl)ne su gutter Sest pleite Su eebcn, mo
oaB Scrr WtarfD feinen &lienten bate,
Der ri6t oils lein Shuloner ltaro.
Srosoem muroe er reider urio rei6cr,
ie mebr lcine Serlulte wu6len ; un0 ie
otter er murOe, bette mcbr nabm feline
ipaBbaite Sauue gu. @r war Elm duBerit
0eriebener 9urlde bieler Nopofat
Wtarfp, aber eS CAB aui Der Sniel einei
nod picl lflaueren Wtann uno oas mar
Safob Sairbrotber. Oieier bausbdlte.
ride iurge Serr bate l9on leit Sab
rem Sparpfennis Su Sparpiennig ees
le9t, nno i'm Die Seit, wo CT in Sc
mcinlhait nit leinen Briioern Den altcn
0atsr in @altlctopn anbettelte. hattie er
iogar beimlib @elosr ausssliebem uno
oaS su fcinem nieorigen 3insfu6.
IlS nun Salacraiue i'm 9iorbcn Del
Snlel nit 9ro6en 9n6itaben OH iebcm
S6euneutbore auSgcboten NOR, begab
li6 Safob gu Dem 4opofaten Marfr
nno trai ein Eripatabfommeu nit ibm,
Sas 8nt Dieber suriifsufauien. Wtarfp
u%erltciScrte oaS @ut uno Semanb, bell
fein Wfenld %fannte. erbielt es sa einenl
iebr nieorisen Breiie suselhlasen. Stun
ioaten bic 91potbefen auf Die @runS-
ftiide Der an6ern fiinf Briiber aufse,
nnIauleu merhe mub oberu1als man.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-23

mir, nit meinem @atten Srieoen Su
madcn, uuo er miro Gu6 nah Ieiner
9tiiffunIt besnaOisen. SD weiB, er
miro eS tbun, er miro Gud) perseiben ]"
rWteia Stud iiber i'm unO feline Ser
Scibuns!4 rief Salon. inoem CT auf:
lprarg un0 leine Sault oonnerno auf
oen Gid lAmctterte. .@er lit er,
OaI CT mir ctipaS Su uerSciben batte?
Sir AueS, mas SIR mir angetban, loa
CT ooppelt bilben. Mag er nur fom-
men llno MIDI in leills Ser9merfe
lf)ifen. Sh finbe i'm bod nod, oeun
cine Stimmc in meinem Snnern la9t es
mir. baB il ni6t lterben werOe. bcuOr
ib bieicln Wfanne Guge in lu9e 9egeas
iiber 9eltanocu babe"
Sdpmer;lib enttduld)t gin9 @reeba
uad SauIc. wdbreao SaIon's nnpers
lObnli6e SSOrte ibr nod i'm DIR nafps
f~lan9en. IS lit AaeS pe~rsebers."
scltanD lie lid. sd, babe setbaIl, mas
i) tbun fonnte. Mtein 0atte aber 9ebt
mir iiber 9lQcS. 9tun merbe i6 ibnl
nidlt5 lagcn."
9ii1tSDeltopeniger psrgoB iie bittere
2brdneu uno weiite nod. ais ibrc
fleile eu0lilGe Oieucrin I'M rie j3cit
Oe5 S0laiengebcnS crldien, uln ibr Die
Nicui9feiten ocS cages Su bcridten.
sic bate 9ebOrt, oaB eiu paar Odneri
ais Spione Dor 0cridt 9cSo9en nnO
perurtbeilt nor0cn marell.
9lS 0reeba am anOern MOrgen
na6 elmer i6laIlos uerbradten 9iadt
lid) anfleiocte, bOrte lie Our6 Die bcrrs
lden6e Stiac binourd brauBen aul
Dem OeirOrencn Sdnee Den S6atl pic
fer Critic. Gin Ylid ourd'S 6enlter
;ei9te ibr cine triiblelise BrOselliOn.
Orei Wtdnner. in Oiinne Midntcl &C.
biiat, Sd)nceitriimpfe OH ben SIBerl
uno 6euniisen aui Den SDpien, l6rits
ten l6werIGllig, NIT Setten al einanOer
oeldlollen, baber, BON pier berittcnen
Sewaffncteu eSfortirt, Die li6 bis all
Die Sbren in marme YelSe ein9ebiiat
batten. Die brci Widnner waren Sc
fanssne. wel9e na6 Den S6weIelmineu
uuterbalb ocs Sefla sebra6t wurben.
Der @ine mar Salon. Die beiocn anOeru
maren Der alte 2boml len unO Der iun9e
8olpcler, bic Oanii6eu Spione.
SIS mar falt mebr ais @rceba ertra'
gen fOnute. Salon auf Oielem trauri9ell
0an9e gu lcben unO lid babel jcnes
MOrgeus SIT crinnerr, mo CT BON Den
Bergen berabfam. iiber 0rdben unO
9edeu leeeub unO init leiler ma6tigell
Stimmc Ir0bli6e Sieoer iin9eno. sic
panOte lid) pom Scnlter ab, uno ndbs
reno lie Die Iu9cn nit Den 0dnOel be-
Oefte, bOrte lie Die 9leifma6iger
S6rittc Der StrGflin9e in Der Serne
oerbalen.
Der Gintritt ibrer en9lil6en Oicne.
rim wedte lie aus ibrcn l9merSliheu
@eoanfen. vOrauFen in Der Slide
iteben mebrcre iremOc Serren, welhe
Gudl 81 iprefen wiinlhcu." melOett
bic aleine. IS linO @%nsldnOer. Sis
la9en, tic mdrcn Cure Sriioer."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-23
Werotent @eIo.
(6ortisbuns folai.)

SnbianapoIis @ompoRte Brid 60.
Attien isbt $47 so Der alntbsil. Der
preis feiqt am "a. Nobember auf $50.
2anb eefauft, 6abrit gebaut. Waf&t.
nerien bier - biss III etne H4ere unb
profitable Snbefirung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-23
&ufnbahu= Tabrplat1.
Udnodlid Sine.

absans Aafanft
ct. Sonts SpeIy fd9l sd. ! 60gm Btttsburs GpeL tdsIi& 9. 8 2eBm
Saptf al gIpreb tdal 3d. z Ot8n Zen Bort eypreb tdst& . 9 6eHm
ct 20 ns ye tdgl .---.. Z s0gm e9ueur Nat tdsIi&. 8 00Nm
elfDg ban Ne, ntt Soun.. 2 3ogm 9nre &axte effne Dec tde 10 25Dm
ct 20 us Gin tde lid IS & bio 30gm 8etfoue grpreS tdoIi& d : 3 lONm
81 ct 8 e1p1eb tdei& d. IL a0Nm atante erbret tdaa&. -. 4 ISRm
ct SO nis eyprb tdsI----s 15Hn Stitch erp, t6aI Sd. 6 56Rm
8 3 & effrqbam sn teL COS n Gle 10 3imiteb tMI sd 7 05Ru
ct 8 Gf Rail- tdsi&--- 8 10Ns Nuasbura epcI tdaHn 8 d ii a5Rm
ct 2ouis Sseta tdaIid 5. IL 35Rm
gtncenues S~tbtftou.
eatro & 8tuseu erpr taen4 8 058m Simeon & 8rend Gid Gsp 10 OOBx
Btneeunes eypreb tdsl.....12 30Rm Cairo grpres tasH&.-.-..6 1BRm
epeneer Il 6rn& Bid IL, hl 1 55Hm 8ineennes gxpreb tdeE&. 10 80Nv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11
SeirathS Giccn,eu.

Simon Mtillcr. -, II. Marp @onb,
81 Sabre oft; 2icelB gcbolt Don VI.
NiiQcr, Nr. 73S, Meit TnpcttcItr.
@orrp &. Riucra, -, uno N}ardo.
ret Is. Norri9, 1S Sabre aft; &iccn5
NcGolt bon George ". 2c6il0cr, DIR.
1913, &eiicriOnitr., @oDcrlp.
&oicpb Hoic, -, ln0 NorcD &.
eth, tS5oGrc oft; 2iccr5 achoIt bon
Soicph Stoie, Sconcttc "a.
(bomo5 50. SenB 81, nrH Siuie
q. 5cnb, II Sohrc oft; 2icet3 Ncbolt
poli Scoi 9. 5cnt, Or. 81 Grub
2tpe., gS%noobetrn.
EGiGip 3oltti, 81, unN 9%toiorio Ii
mare, i3 SATIRE oft; &iccn} gcbolt
Don Grorf Goloto, Or. 519 &eit-
2crirgtonitr,
Ncnrn aromcr, 81, unb GliToGet6
6, SogntolL q Sabre oft; rSiccn}
0cGolt polr Ircocrid Sihmt@ibeber,
9tr. 100, @ropcitrobc.
Ghmoro g. Wtcinbcr, %, 1t. Sea-
ncttc g, Sores, 20 Satire nIt; 2icenj
gc6olt BON GolporO g. McinBcr, 9tr,
no, GIt-2t. Strobc.
&obn 6ofmciitcr, %, mo Mag,
DoIcnc VI. &oGnion, 81 Satire olt;
@iccl3 Gcbolt uon @iliom $. Sohn-
Jon, Mr., 30, %Goitcru-}lpc.
Mopmono q. G6ccll 81, II. Morn
&. Tomuen, 10 Sabre alt; 2iccn5 &c
bolt Oon6. :, &Ib, Nr, 936, Grcbc.
rid 9toc.
@i0iom q. Snlcr, SO, urb Wo6cl
Y. Micc, 2G Sabre aft; 2icen5 Qcbolt
bon s., Gemorb Eplcr, j,tr., Nr.t303,
&inbCn-9nenuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11
%crciuigtr Ginger INN Baltimore.

SNlptQuarticr; o@crmania MGll
ncrdor = Safe; ErGiioent Scnrr
@iciefing, Nr. 22S, perl. GoItern.
9luc.; corrciponoircn6cr uno proto.
foQirenoer Sefret1r Nll6crt Sdmiot
Nr. BOG, Siio-@oco.S traBe; Sinon5.
ScfrctGr Is. @immelbebcr, Ger. 3t5
NorG.G0ensS trobc; Shotmeiitcr $.
WidIidL Ger. 713, @orncr.S trobc,
9irigcnt Sobn q. Glcin. GcrIomm,
hung ieocn ilpeitcn Srcitag mi gfo.
nat.
.Irinn."
&ntptqltogtier: Sto1 Sale, Ir
205. @onouer.S traBe. SingItnnoe
@ittmo6 - Girioent: S. g, 6ranf
sSarmonie." %
SauptQllarticr: Ger. Ala, MeIt
6opctte. Strabe. Singltlnoe: 9icn.
Ita9S = 9irigent: SoDn 81. 0lcin.
@ermdnic. @6nnerhor."
0nuptquartier: Germonia I1n.
nertor- Sale, SIR. 410-4t2, @elt
2omborO.S trobc. Siroitunbe: DON
ncritaas .7a fGirigcnt: Gbeooor Sem
5crgcr.
n8robiinn."
Souptqllarticr:$ 8robIinn . Saae
Nr, 2000. 6rcberid. abcnile> Sing
itlulhc: Mtittluof5-Giriacnt: So1y
u, &lcin.. ,g,a,g
nIrbeiter- Wannerboe."
@ouptquartier: Inorens' Sale
Nr. 31l, Sonoueritra6e. SingItnnoe
Wittlpods Girigent: Gbas. $
Sodcu.
..Sbalin.M Gnncrhor."
&aupt1 aartier: Goiot'S Sane, GER
1922, &arforo.I pen,c. SineItunoe
NienItag& = 9irigcnt: S. g. Sranf
v2oeuIt-Hoint IGnnertbor."
Sanptqltaltier: Smider's Sail
Gfe Cube uno anoreitraBc. Cling
Itlln1e: Mittpoh Mbenos 8 llbr -
Girlgent: Subcrt &riippel.
.Irbciter. sieScrtoiel."
Sorlptqltartier: SpI5' Safe, Hr
i0S, @eit 2eringtonItraBe. Sing
ltunoe: GienitagS-9irigpnt: Suber
Griippci.
.IeioDie."
Sauptauartlyr: S. S1ics' Sole
Gdc 2opltrabe uuo Oelair Marft
Singiturlbe: 9onnerltags Siri
gent s. &orolus.
,9anrriihrr WSnnerdor."
@auptquartier: adermnnu'S Safe
Gcte bon Caroline. ms 8ougbltroBe
Sin0itunoe: Donntritag Ibeno -
Dir;gcnt: Iuauit Shneibcr.
,@ermnnia. S.uortcti.G Cub"
SaiptqIartier: Neicnbera's Soac
gtr. 116, Norb Bucaltrabe. Sing
Itunoe: 9ienitaes - 0irigent: s
&arolus.
Siirnoerein .SoripGrts."
GoripGrts Sale, Nr. 732-734
Observation-Disclosures. r.
yIetger.8 eiango"rein."
!Souptquartier: SoffmnnE's Safe
2olu- unb s5orreil StraBe. Sing
Itunoe: 0ienlteos-Giriaellt &llber
&riippel.
nMo5art M1nnerdor."
Sauptauar1ler: Nobcrt Soamer''
Solle, Scr. t921--1023, Orleans
straBe; Smgitunbe ieoen Conner
itag Wbeno; Geo. Hoblman. Sirigent
.llnabbanoieer Dixeer gerein BOZ
~gidenfran5."
Sauptauartier: SoE1 Sdmibt':
(uorm. 3orn's) Salle, gde 3. iii:
@ouebitrobe, Sigblanotoiun. Sing
ltunbc: Wittmo1s-9irigent. Geo. @
Eceblmonn.
OF a., . = -, 10 "a ., Il. L :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11
~, ss Vg-as~s~.esoaSls ns4ss.s
0aus, 0uf nuN Iano

:" . '
Qtppen. 9as geItreihen nit 8ors
pafelin betpdbrt ii9 an beIten inter
ben pjeIen Der eriitirenosn 9eilmtttsl.
g Of IN q Of u ugenbraue
miiIIen tdqlim i'm 8ogen nit elmer
pei0en NugeIbiirIte gebiiriet uno NIT
Dem in Qanolin getalften 3etgefin9er
sIatt geitriAen tueroen.
aim ninf i'm 8a6 e.
Nibts gibt Dem erlnutteten &Drper Die
poae &ruft 10 5uriid, rpie Elm 8a0 nit
etioas N%mmoniut. GS ma6t ods
Sleii6 feIt unb glatt pie Marmor un0
oen &p.per rein uno gerN4lps.
6 in.e n a Of e3 W tttel
geQen M age nj m y t TT
Der Oenub eirer Gitrone, ipelfe man
ouf bret 3Geile fir Sen Morqen, Wttts
tag r,10 Q(benb bert6e,It mo Die Stide
fcmmt ser GAals fem IAnetoet.
@erBItunQb es Nb NJ
genS BON 2eim ARDEN. 8aS
RiIIigtperosn uub Ql6Tpringen 9eipiier
Qeimfar6en pon WGn0an IL, |. IN. bat
ieinen @runo oorin, oob Die Sarben
al i6neQ troden lpcroen uno ltdl ndz
Fer ntht binreifeno nit Gem WSatetlol
6er Wano persiniQen. 0ieier llebelz
itan0 IdBt iif burd eincn 3uiaB bon
2 Bis 8 Qro3ent @lpcerin beIettigen,
g turte 8 il If e pon ben
.SGn0en all entIernen. Wenn man nit
itorfried5enoen StofFen, nie 4. 9.
Selsn. 2ebsrtbran etc. gu t6un bat, 10
errei6t man pb]enoenonnten .3ipsd,
ipenn man Die !Sdn0e nit g~emobIcnem
Senf reinigt. 9tuh Gerdt6iAaften
oller Dirt, pprSe1anbii9ien. 6prnmeis
fer, QDffel ETC., pelde nit 0ieien TART
rieGenoen Subitan6en in 8eriihrung
tdnen, luiIen ii9 auf bieie WetIe lei6t
reinigen.
Mou6fIetf6 duf Sam
buroer art. Gin Id5n dep0telz
tes Gtiid RinofteiId mfrs out oerdllz
fert, bierouf einide e;tunoen in falz
tenn Mofer oepGiert. WdAocm eS dlIt
aboendfhen III, brtnde man es nit piez
lem WoIIer ann sseuer. ibGume es out
ob rnb IoTTe es l0noIom lpeicb foden.
0os sSleiTd pirb enttpe0er iparm aez
oeI7rn p6cr ol8 9(ufThnitt peripenoet:
in (ebterem syo(le nun es in 1einer
@rii6e blei6en. bamit es Itel3 Iuftiq Iet.
mpiniornn MN 3 d.
Term. MGn fiiaf hie FGNer, pelde
mon reinioen nil, nit M1IIer, ipeldes
NIT Me6f oNer Sfete onoeriibrt 1T, uno
f6tt bieTes 70 %lonnoe Gdrin. big es in
@Gbruno oerGth. Weinidt man bic
NdTer o6er ipnitioe SblsotfGbc pie oez
np1hnfih 70 ner6eu lie nid,t MIR roll
fommen rein, Ionberu berlieren and,
ie6en bumpitoen, iib!tn Ceruh. iel6It
,npn, 10 bereits 5himme(in .oenorben
nnrer,
mofen Vie MSahsr npr.
>en mn Sen nSos}Gniften
mn n66Ssn, Sis 4,,tcren WIStfbsn
sn.forrt NV s. - n 5S,sn ms eini1s
om.l''"' '0ut''n, VIZ w" :" V'"t9'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11

Nus Dem @erihtS &C /. =
Gidtcr: Sic ba6ct olio Elm folid)cS
Sitter a~liaegeben. "-3eugin: sSolih
uidt, eS mar mir nlein aItcr bon irii-
ber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11

3 h La Ii. - Grominutor .@cl-
che Nuiidt hnbn 5ie&aiber sSamoalo-
biit2" @ralNiHnno: @enan Die
ielbe mie Sic, SER Eroidior!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11

gaiie SUI slriic in's NuelauS beisrst go
siaine. Gr Alb, rR.galiimpre. straRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-11

Sin farta'tii6er 3ug Ieste ii6 I'M
perbobten Inn Den eben nod 10 Itreng
0eI6!oienen M}un0 hss S6neigenoen
neben i9r. Sic tpur bod ungIaubIid,
main.
llnIi6er Iaien Ole groBen, runoen
glauuuqen in Den u~n3ieBenoen 3ii9en.
.Glau6en sic meiner Srauer ntbt?"
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-07
YOUNG DOCTORS
COMMENCEMENT
Medical College Of Virginia Will
Hold Closing Exercises
May l3,

The eighteenth annual meeting OF the
Society Of Alumni OF the Medical College
of Virginia viii be held in this city on
May 18th l4th and 18TH,
The session will be opened by DR.. J. j,
Haley on next Sunday night at o'clock
in the Seyenth-street Christian church,
where he will preach the baccalaureate
sermon before the graduating class and
alumni,
The programme for the remaining exer-
ciges viii be as follows.
$3.50 r. 81, clinic on surgery, DR.. j,
$50 p. 81. clinic on eye ear, nose and
throat, Or. John r. Davidson, :.
40 r. NJ, dental clinics, Dir. j, Hal
Moore and dental faculty,
sI5 r. NJ, Some Experiences or con-
federate Assistant Surgeon pr. william
H. Taylor. ~ &C.
1870 = r. NJ, smoker rendered by the
The commencement proper and gradu'
ation OF students Will take place rucs'
day Following Is the order % eNeIrisss'
beginnlng with morning clinics ana as
's'o x. NJ, clinic on surgery. pr- Lewis
1910 4. M, meeting Of Alumni Society
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-07
BUY KENTUCKY LOTS.
Mr.. Silas Shelburne Looking to
Rl11e Grass State for Investment.

Especial to The Times Dlspatcn,)
LEXINGTON. Ky. May 6.---As agent
for Slas sheburne, OF the firm OF shell
burne e. Son and w. L. Petty, tobacco
manufacturers OF Richmond. Va, - W..
Porter last evening closed deal by
which for about $1,000 fifteen lots In the
IIayman addition. on South Broadway.
become the property OF the ABOVE ilrn'
the Shelburnes buying twelve lots
Tho above telegram was received yes yes
terday by the Times Dispatch Mr. sllas
VAS seen At his home y Last Is n ng ;hd and and
chase of the property in Lexington, Ile
said that he had t ak en- an an Option %h on
stated, however. that Mr.. w. 7, Potty
and Mr.. r., B. Scott had purchased the
property.
When Mr.. sheilburne was asked for
what purpose he had taken an option on
WITH no In Intention Of pn1t
also said that Mr.. Petty and Mr., Scott
had purchased with the same idea al
though It was not impossible that they
might build there in the future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-07
COMMIT TEE WILL
NOT STAND IN WAY
Party Organization Will Grant
Contesting Candidates in JET
ferson a Recount,

The city Democratic Committee viii
meet at Murphy's Hotel at o'clock to-
night. to consider the charges OF IT.
Irregularities brought by Mcssrs. John "A,
Sclph, f. NJ. Noble and Joseph o, Phil
lips, who ran for the council and board
respectively, in Jefferson Ward. In the
recent primary, and We're defeated.
DR.. B, II. lIord, whose name is slgEed
TO the petition to Chairman Doherty. and
who was defeated for the council, says
no is making no contest and that he did
rot authorize any one to sign his name
to the paper.
Messrs. Turpin and Adams got 1o3 and
lO2 votes, respectively, and Mr.. Noble
IL, for the board In the first precinct,
against which the contest is being di-
rectod
The vote for the candidate for council
here, was, Mills. 50; Lynch loi; Wit
shire. 9s; Atkinson. %; Gates, DO; Seplh,
IS; Hofd 10; Phillips, %; Langford. 10.
The total vote of the ward, for alacr-
n7cn, was Turpln, 425; Adams. 402; Noble,
Gal.
The council vote follows: Mills. 4as;
Lynch, 435; wiltshire, AL; Atkinson, 3SS
Gates SIS; selph. SOL; Hord. 22o; Phillips.
1913; I.angford, 1872.
The charges made are Of tho most ge'ir
eral nature. and so far no specifications
have been filed with the committee. II
is not believed by those who pay atten-
ton To local politics. that the returns
VIII be materially altered by the re-
count IL one is had.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-07
CLUB TROUBLES ARE
NOT YET OVER HERE
Three or Four Cases Yes Pending
Before Judge of Hastings
Court.

Judge S. B, Witt OF the Hastings Court,
VIII dispose Of all the social club cases
this week. three or four having been post.
poned BY his Honor until Thursday.
Charges were lodged py the police de-
partment against twenty seven social
clubs. and UP to this time twenty-threc
have been tried. Four have been granted
licenses and nineteen rejected.
Those postponed are he Manhattan the
Manhattan Social, The Helena and R,cn-
nond. All these are contested and are
represented by strong counsel
Up 10 TINS time, OF the four contested
CLUBS that have gotten licenses, three are
colorcd organizations, and the other rs
the Capital City on Governor Street In
which George Bannister IL Interested
The seven clubs against which tic n,OlIce
department are making no fight are inc
Westmoreland, the Commonwealth ths
Eagles, the Albemarle, the Elks, The Vir-
ginia and the Jefferson, a great many of
The others have already fallen outside
the breastWorks," and II remains for inc
court to suy what shah become OF Inc
rest,
AIR. l., O.. Wendenburs represents tho
Richmond Club, ana Judge d. c. Rtchard.
son IS counsel for one Of the others which
Is being contested.
Commemorative Attorney MlnGtrec
Foxes is making fight all along the line
and lie books OF all the contested organi-
cations will be called for. The officers ex-
press conidepee that they will be able TO
show clean Sheets" while the States e.
presenta,ive is hghting hard 10 make out