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 be expurgated. He described what he called the whole duties with extreme vigor and expressed the belief that most Of these ten got their information from Town Topics. He said he believed at strik- Ing at the root. at the very fountain head of the whole matter. We were of one belief and accord on the subject
 At this point counsel for the defense rested their case. District Attorney Je- rome then recalled Colonel Mann, who gave his version of his interview with Barnard " Baker Sk Baltimore. He aaId.
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.S9,026.e6O rs

Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18TH day of November. 1906
j. w BURRESS.
Notary Public.
(AIy commission expires April 4, 1900
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Big Profitable Quick Results From Dispatch WantAds Afr

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is I cent per
word, Ne, Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies 20 deaths, marriages.
obituaries and az other classified
notices. No display type allowed
in the classified columns.
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Situation Wanted-Male.

EXPERIENCED sTENOGRAHER AND
general office man who Is q goos cor
respondent and capable Of taking
emerge Of an office. desires position:
sa.isiactory work guaranteed or no
pay. G us care this office.
MAN 80. CAPABLE, NOW EMPLOYED.
cesir nus locating South with reliable
clof hi-E-house as rnanarer. assfstar ~
or advertising man. BEDEIIA Arcade
New Britiar Conn
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Solicitors and Statesmen.


WANTED TRAVELLING SALESMAN
the concern. which / represent. de-
sires a few first-class travelling men 70
sell on commiss on the best PROPOSE
ton of its kind in good Southern terri
tory. VIII Doe at Murphys Hotel.
Room -. on saturday. l can show good
slesmeu how they can clear from two
TO three thousand dollars per year
w. RAY TALBOTT Sales Manager for
The Seneca Chemical and stock Food
tomuauy e
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Boarding.

BOARD WANTED BY COUPLE WITH
two children in private family. con-
Nenieut 90 post-oihce. Address c 12l,
care this office
MISS pITZER. l15 EAST FRANKLIN
handsomely appointed house, good ser
Vice. private baths
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
excellent board at 1902 East Clay.
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND Ia
bic boarders wanted al SIC North
Eighth
WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY. BOARD
and room, private family preferred.
suburbs or central. convenient 10 cars;
state terms Address + 10, care this
Office
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Situation Wanted Female.

LADY WISHES TO SECURE 4 POSI-
lion for Competent white woman as an
lLiants nurse, has been employed six
years al present place. Apply between
- ard o'clock al No. $50 West Frank
Tin Street
WANTED-BY a YOUNG LADY: A PO-
siuor as stenOgrapher. typewriter. or
any other Office work Address ., 126,
care this Office.
WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY. POST
ZION az cashier or any clerical work IN
Office. have had four years. experience
A----ss D rs. carn Ibis ono
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q Times-DiSpatch Want Advertising
will turn into money such things as
you can part with-Carriage, silver
service, fur, watch, diamond, auto
mobile, real estate, equity bond, laces,
cut glass, rugs, etc. Cost cent word
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Business Opportunities.

EVERY ONE KNOWS WE HAVE THE
largest and best stock OF trunks and
bags ia the city. We also have boys
and gents shoes. SPE&CE'S. Ninth
Street
WANTED GOOD HONFsT PARTNER
WITH ~. h-ndred dollars will glarau-
Tee 5000 weekly. No. tr!ners. Address
III BALLARD. Hotel Shirley. Pc
tersrlrR Va
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Professional Help Wanted.

WANTED THREE WHITE TEACH
ers f9i public schools OF Newsoms Dis
triCt southampton county. Va. Apply
4 j. l. BARHAM Clerk OF Board.
NnNenfrg
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Notice.

WANTED-EVERY WEARER OF A
decent watch to know that JAHNkE
BROS. WatchmRkers. sl2 East Main
street. Is the place TO have Il properly
repaired.
MADE LAST NIGHT AND EXPRESSED
70 wagner Drug Company. jacobs s
New orleans BOn-Bon Chocolates. As
sorted Nuts, the most delicious candies
s. cents.
SAMPLE COPIES OF THE SOUTHERN
Magazine mailed 70 any address for ten
cents In stamps. THE SOUTHERN
MAGAZINE. Richmond. Va.
BOYS SHOES THAT WILL LAST ANY
boy more than a month. Tor 81. at
SPENCES
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THE ORIGINAL DAVIS PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY, SECOND FLOOR. IRA
GLE BUILDING. ST. EAST BROAD.
OPPOSITE BIJOU. IS NOW READY
FOR BUSINESS. SPECIAL PRICES
TO VISITORS: PRICES TO SUIT
EVERYBODY. ALI. OIrTSTAND-
ING TICKETS ARE REDEEMARI-E
AT OUR NEW PLACE; GOOD WORK
AND POLITE ATTENTION GUARAN-
TEED
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RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. ...-.... 81. 76e.419 80
Overdrafts, secured and uuse-
cured .. ...-.-.. 1.'tt -
United states bonds 10 secure
circulation .................. 100000 90
United states bonds 20 secure
United States deposits .-.-..-. 250 900 90
Other bonds TO secure United
States deposits. 900 600 90
Bonds. securities. etc......... $500 30
Banking house. ...--...- % 600 90
Due from national banks fnot
reserve agents. .--.-.- -...-.. 2-f.565 u
Due from State banks and
bankers .-...... ......---- 100. $40 l5
Due from approved reserve
agents ...........-...-....... C43.s35 -
Checks and other cash items. 1886 90
Ex hanges for cle4ring house. ls0.4 ~
Notes Of other national banks. IL. 600 0O
niclSels and cents ........... s32 es
Lawful money reserve I'm bank.
viz
specie ....-..--..--.S $4,000 hn
Legal tender notes. $4,000 90
24a5oO 90
Redemption fund with United
states Treasurer % per cent.
Of circulation) .-.--........ $4,000 90
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Personals.


LADIES DELIGHT TO USE BLANKs's
Nelvetecn Lotion 10 IS so soothing and
healing. no grease or Vummy sticky sub
ste.ce, can oe used az any time. disan-
pears imm ed lfeIy after nUuIlcd and
leaves the skin smooth and SOFT 1s vei-
Vet Price. ~ and - cents ~ ELANKg's
BbIG STORES and WAGNER DRUG
CO.'S
THINK or THIS YOUNG LADIES
s. TO 80 PER WEEK WHILE LEARN
ING. MUCH IN FEW WEEKS:
WORK LIGHT AND PLEASANT CALI.
AT WHIrLDCk BRANCH. AMERICAN
CIGAR 60 TWENTY THIRD AND
CARY sTRFETs
FURNACES. IATROBEs. RANGES
Repair ng and Cleaning NJ reasonable
prices W MBING AND HEAT
ING Co. ~ y. Ninth Phone iei.
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES' SHOP.
ping bags from &c. 20 90 Also some
very Handsome htted bags from 81 10
SO. a. sPFNCES Ninth Street
THALMA Is THE NAME OF Tur
latest and most dainty perfume ro.d
Price. ~ cents uer dozen. NAffET.ft
DHlG COMPANY
HANDSOME RIGS AND DnuGGETs
woven from Oh carpets. Mrs A
PYLE. as North Fifth.
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Situation Professional.

WANTED. POSITION TO TEACH
children under twelve. terms moderate:
references exchanged. Address Miss
J.. care Postmaster. Cartersville. Va.
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For Sala

FOR SALE fl,rrI rr--rN-rrcc ny
town ~ Two tfol-a-1 - rliiatfrr 80
Norfolk. 0rlv t1--r " .,.,.-. '-Sel
vna. e,.i ~e.e-. .aS'7i n y lI-
Room. n Iou,l-nere t,,,ll4i,e ~ce,i,
Na 'o-'N'
several r,,.,.. TO- SS. 80 -
.. % 1'''i9' i-'.4liui ana
el.f ~.ta.- .-. rarr.o-+ar1s 49, 4
-... . tr-tl +. rtr...l ,,.et,"' a.
D. tl-r yCrr Turrr Trrp- cr4r-,r,-rr-
T.r.~c strrr.r e-. s.rrf.-, ,.- - -
o. .. r.. o., ~ 'sS sD-t ia1oi
r.|.. 81 v-sc,-r-p rpr-c,, o'i ~ ,'o.'
r..t. .r4 r-,.a c+-.,te ri, p
.,- -.. -.e D.
f.rse. aff IKE --irrire, tporo,,s, : c.,
i..es I.qur. Ross rosfler f.e-r,',ll
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Miscellaneous.
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.

NEW STOCK OF GENTS SHOES AT
SPENCE'S. Ninth Street
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Hal
Private Boz and Reserved Coupon
Box Reer iCrani
the ticket
BRANCH ALIENS STREET.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

THE QUALITY OF OUR VEHICLES
IS remembered long after the price IL
forgotten The best top buggy on earth
Eighth Street.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
VIRGINIA NATIONAL BANK,

At PETERSBT nc. ~ THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUS
MESS, NOVEMBER y. 1906.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. $40, ass 20
cured ........... ....e...-... 71s 70
United States bonds 70 secure
circulation ..-............... 200 600 90
United states deposits. ..... $4,000 90
Other bonds 20 secure United
States deposits. ....-....--.. $4,000 90
Premiums OD United states
bonds .-.-..-.... -----.-... j OIL So
Banking house. furniture and
MIXTURES lt,lo4 4
Due from national banks mot
reserve agents ..-.......... f0.S40 s.
Due from State banks and
bankers .................... 46.ss7 81
Duo from approved reserve
agents .--....--..--. 81, b93 l6
Checks and other cash items. 22.207 II
Notes 81 other national banks. 1884 OO
Fractional paper currency,
nicke.s and crnts............ 1852 Is
Lawful money reserve IN bank.
VIZ.
SPECIE .........s & 57s 90
s157s 90
Redemption fund with United
states Treasurer % per cent.
~ clrruiatillf ............. 10 900 90
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Bank Statements.
THE FlRST NATIONAL BANK,

AT RICHMOND. Is THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUS
MESS. NOVEMBER H. 1905.
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MILLINERY.

JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK.
a line OF beautifully trimmed hats At
$50. special sales Mrs. NJ L. wOk-
THAN, PIG North Third Street.
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Wanted.

WANTED. A PAIR OF DRIVING
horses. not older than six or Younger
than five; color black brown or bav.
Virginia bred and sound in every vyav.
broken 20 double and single harness.
also saddle. kind. gentle and prorrIDt
drivers. that on good roads can make
ten miles per hour. not afraid Oe cleo
trio or steam cars, nor autos. the pair
90 weigh not under 200 or over 6o0
pounds When replying give FUN mar
tculars. price T. O. b. station. Address
MANAGER, Curtis Neck Farm. Cot
man. Va.
A PRACTICAL FARMER AT MASONIC
Home farm. near Richmond For in
i"lma'i ION ana terms apply TO JOHN
w RICHARDSON. Chairman Grounds
Committee. State Capitol, Richmond,
Va.
WANTED THE PUBLIC To KNOW
that AHNNE BROS jewelers. gI2 East
Main Street. buys sells. exchange ana
remouut diamonds ia the latest styles
old gold and silver taken IN exchange.
WANTED YOUR DYEING. FRENCH
and steam cleaning; established 1888.
Mrs a. J. PYLE. 3l5 North Fifth
Street
WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT you
can get shoes. shoes shoes, and shoes.
az SPENCES. Ninth Street Opposite
Rueger'sD
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
yp.n oh.4y from . a. M. &c =. NJ Al
"lssion' - cents. FrOs on Saturday.
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Rooms For Rent.

- S--1-I-11 - - - - ---,--
and third-story. front rooms. private
hoarding-houso, West Grace Reply
quick Box as
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MILLINERY.

80 EXCLUSIVE PATTERN HATS JUST
arrived from New York; beautifully
trimmed. See these hats and get our
prices One counter Dntrimmed Hats
Including felts, etc. your choice CSC.
Everything else at our usual money-sa saw
ing prices Mrs. CHAMLEE. SIG and SIS
East BROAD
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state ~ Firr.la County o. Dlnwiddie-
Walter 9rarklin cashier of tho
HfNre .rnrnod bank do solcmnly swear
tfaf tte above afatcncnf la trie 10 the
Dftt ~ wy trrorfcdge and BELIEF
WALTER SPARK IN.
Cashier.
Correct hteet.
". p. MINT
W. &C. poor f.
r. B. MACTIN
Directors.
i~rfihr1 ard sworn ~ before me this
l.fN day ~ tlve.rfar 1aOf
JOHN W M'CAT FR
Notary Public.
f'H rNrnr.ia 'or ernlrca Fchri1rv 3. 1909
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SHOES.

WANTED-PFOPIE TO KNOW THAT
we keep a large stock Of gents and
boys shoes. SPENCE's Ninth Street
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4D-d4 ..ss-.- ............. y s1oo.IoS %
LIABILITIES.
CaDital stock paid No.. 5000 mo 90
Surnius fund ................. 10000 90
Undivided urofts less ex-
penses and taxes paid. 13114 80
National bank notes outstand-
Ing ........................ Iss.1O0 %
Due 20 other national banks. 5.844 II
Due 20 State banks and bank
ers ............-....... 1880 43
Due 20 trust companies and
savings banks ............. 6s.31s 50
Individual dopoeltH subject 20
check .....-................ 373.728 A.
Time certificates ~ deposit. 25O 10
Certified che r9 ............... 231q so
.rler's chez ~ 0ufafanding. Is g32 %
hlt'1 state. deposits. ..-.-.. 1914 So
DEPOSITS ~ f'r.f cd states dis
bursting oTioera. .........-... IS Is
N'ieh ana bills rcdlscounted.. - 0OO 90
Total .....................$t fss.7ss %
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Bank Statements.

STATEMENT or THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE
BANK Or COMMERCE & TRUSTS
LOCATED Az RICHMOND IN THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA. AL TIE
CLOSE or BI sINEss NONEM hrN
~ 1000. Made TO lllE STATE COR
POkAIlDN COMMISSION.
EF-lI' nc F.-
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MACHINERY

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND F-Nc-
Rines Boilers. etc. rebuilt as GOOD as
new. c. ,. FORD CO, Trlgg Shlpyard.
Phone 912s
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Hal CLEANING.

MEMS HATS DYED AND RETRINf-
med, latest style. AMERICAN HAT
TIERS. Fourth and Marshall streets.
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WATCH REPAIRING.
eooKsINDINo AND PRINTING.

BLANK-BOOK BINDING AND IOR
Printing. 5 3. ADKINS g. CO. Nos,
and Governor Street
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eUcAANAN,s sELecr scHooL.

Personal INSTRUCTION. MERCAN-
tile branches. WILLIAM BUCHANAN.
Public Accountant Principal. sos East
Clay
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SHOE REPAIRING.

&c HALF SOLE MEMS SHOES la
dies. soc; children. 4Oc: every pair
Rock Oak" soles. DREW ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY. TIC r. Main Street
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PHoNooRAPHs.

COMPLETE LINE OF EDISON Pho
nOEraphs. records and supplies: whole
sale and retail c. g. HAYNES. 602
East Main
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Bank Statement.
. . : 6c;'oSNSDITioN OF of THE T;'A-> oi''A
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,

LOCATED AT RICHMOND IN THB
STATE OF VIRGINIA, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS NOVEMBER
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COAL ANO WOOD.

THE WOOD MAN HAS ALI. KINDS
Of wood on hand. Special this week. "A
few cars of hrst-class dry Hickory
WOOD Tor heaters OF CRATE. selling an
Kinds o. coal too. T. r. LONG. l201
West Broad. Phones 1862 and 1920.
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.S9,O36,66O IS
LIABILITIES.

Canital stock paid in..........S1
Surplus fund .......
Undivided profits. less eX-
penses and taxes paid $780,.
National bank notes outstand-
ING
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40 Furiously-Funny Clowns-Tailest Man
and Woman on earth iniest I4iliputians
SAve-Baby Elephant Plays - Pretsy Pony
Feriorman ces--Scau, inavistn Gypsy Orchestra
Al kinds 81 Thrilling Eaces-High Jumping
and Long-Distance Leaping Horses - Grand
Preliminary Promenade Concerts BY Carl
Cars Military Band.
5TRAISS OF CARS--12 ACRES OF TENTS
-l200 People - 500 Horses - Only Circus
with Grand stand Reserved Seat Platforms
and Opera Chairs.
- There viii be no Street Parade. In
sdentalv a Splendid and Sensational Free
show will be given on the Exhibition Grounds
al IL A VI. and 5 =. u daily.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.
GREAT BARGAINS.

Sc % TO s. c-TO BE POSITIVELY
sold by order ~ the Underground TeIe-
phone Company. 2 2head Horses and
Mares. 20 years old. Weighing loo
TO loo pounds. two pair Young Mules
800 pair See MANAGER at Compsny's
Stable. 413 Pearl Street. near Franklin
Street, Baltimore. Nd.
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80
LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.......
Surplus fund
Undivided profits. less ex-
penRes and taxes paid ......
National bank notes outstand
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ham. Maude Stevenson, Beth Ward. Lena
Rives, Ethel Nettleton, Edith Corbin
Mabel and Mildred Phillips, Mesdames
Sherwood. Carrlck, Rives and Jones, and
Messrs. Claude Nettlcton, Hiram Syn
dergard, Elmer Jones. Richard Dorsey,
Clarance Barron. Claranoe Leadbetter.
Stevenson. Duyall, Carrick. Kaufman
and Stokesbury.
Miss Jessie Home and the Misses AL
verta and Jessie Martin entertained at
informal affairs during tho week In honor
of Miss Louise Walden.
Miss Lenore Morse was tho hostess OF
breakfast on Monday morning In honor
OF Miss Walden. Green and white were
the colors chosen for the decorations, tho
table being arranged with white sweet
peas. ferns and tulle, Covers were laid
for ten,
The young people Of the First N. q,
church entertained In the church parlors
last Friday evening at u fish social.
During the evening a delightful pro-
gramme was given by Miss BerRhoel.
Miss Patterson, Miss Nettleton, Miss
Edith Gaby and Mr. Barron.
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Nj y S &c

A letter from Lhevinne, the great Rus
sian pianist, to his friend, Modest Alt
! schuler, conductor Of the Russian Sym
phony society OF New York, conveys
the interesting information that the en-
listing political ferment in Russia has
| aroused the creative fever among the
MuscoVite composers. Every man Of
prominence In the o-Russian school,
according TO Lhevinne. is engaged on work
that has had its inspiration from recent
stirring events in the Cars empire.
Scriabine. Cui Zolotaryoff and other
| composers for the piano have submitted
new and important compositions TO Lhe-
vnue for his American tour next season.
In the orchestral field. Konyus, whose
''child-life" suite made his fame here,
has placed a symphony with his publish
eTs. His new violin concerto introduced
last year ct London Philharmonic by
Kreisler will have Its first. American
production next season by Maud Powell
Bubeck and Sachnowsky, the latter en-
tIrely unknown here. are completing new
symphonies, which they promised Lhe-
vinno would be forwarded to Mr. Alt
schuler I'm manuscript, Ippolitor Ivanoff
also promised to send a new suite.
Announcement OF the withdrawal OF
Ysaye from his proposed concert tour
here next season leaves Maud Powell rs
the only available yiolinist OF the first
rank in the American concert field for
the entire concert season OF 1906-07.
To meet the many engagements that
have been profIered her, Miss Powell has
postponed an offer for third continental
tour and Will remain In America until
May /, 1907, when she leaves for England
to make number OF appearances with
orchestra.
Maud Powell has firmly established
her right TO rank among the few great
living masters Of the violin. She gave
the great Tschaikowsky concerto it's first
American production, under the baton OF
Theodore Thomas. her godfather i'm
music. DR. Dyorak invited her TO give
his violin concerto its first hearing at a
New York Philharmonic concert, under
Anton Seldls direction. Camille Saint
Saens requested her four years ago. In
London. 10 play his b minor concerto
under his direction. When Dr. Max
Bruch heard her play his concerto in d
minor he enthusiastically assured her
that she played il more satisfactorily
than Sarasate,
During the past season Miss Powell
gave the first American production OF
Arenskis beautiful concerto with the
Russian symphony society. She is under
engagement now to play for the first
time in this country the new violin con-
certo OF Jean Sibelus. the noted Finnish
composer, with the New York Philhar-
monic society. under Wasilli Safonoff.
next November. She is also under en-
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Whispers.

It caused a great deal OF amusement In
the neighborhood as we'll as few mo-
ments Of terror, that burglary OF the
week. Now. II happens that In one
corner of the city there stretches PARK
of course there are parks and parks,
but they say this ono is particularly
dark one. During the week two hold
ups were made within the gates tthe
professional kind, and ono OF the VIC
Tins rushed to nearby house to use
the phone to call the police. Before
long the patrol wagon. we'll pollcod,
drove UP and a search was made for the
thieves. Now, under one OF the spread
ing pine trees there CHANGED to be pair
Of sweethearts. Hearing the stentorian
tones OF tho men in blue, they decided
to fee, and hurried with all haste 10
the gate. The policemen, thinking 1t was
the burglar. fired two shots after the
retreating pair. and after hurried chase
they were unable to locate the two, who
were quietly enjoying the shade, aB we'll
as the burglar.
There is & nice little surprise In store
for many when tho clubman's engage
| ment is announced. The lde-elect halls
! from provinces where the maple lear
| relgns supreme. They do say. too, thaL
| her ancestors prefix their names with
such titles as the Duke and Duchess OF
So-and-So.
The name OF the youth who assisted
an unknown damsel In distress during
tho week has been on many lips. HIS
| assistance was indeed timely, and but
| for his prompt action things might nave
| been more serious than they proved.
More than one youth Is puzzling his
brain and those of his friends to md
| out who Suzanne" really Is.
The summer heat does not keep old
Dame Rumor from doing some pretty
| good work. The latest from her is that
popular maid Is to wed one OF Uncle
| Sans boys IN blue in the spring. OF
| course, they have been devoted for some
| time. and the friends have been stand
ing on their tipLoes ready to offer con-
! gratulations.
! Tho elimination OF ono OF the pret-
| tiest romances has been n sad one In
| deed, and the sympathy of many friends
has gone out TO the little widow In her
| distress.