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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-13
Paryz, 13 pazdz. = Hrabia

ma propozycye, aZeDy oDlaf w
Petersburgu teke ministra finan-
sow. Me usrniecha mu sic mysl
odzyskania wladzy. Me chce wy
dawac sadu ami carze lub rza-
die, ami o tenn, co sic dzieje w
jego ojczyznie. Hrabia usmiechal
sic znaczaco, kiedy korespon-
dent nazwai Kokowcewa, obec-
nego ministras finansow "wiel-
kim cziowiekiefn do malych inte-
resow."
Rio de Janeiro, I3 pazdz. -
Mlody hrabia Almeida przegral
majatek postanowil odebrac so
bic zycie. Wynajai W menazeryi
klatke lwami zaprosii do Sic
bic przyjaciol w ich oczach
wszedl do klatki i zanim przy-
jaciele zoryentowali sic, co sic
stalo, zostal zywcem przez dzi-
kie bestye rozszarpany.
Wieden, IS pazdz. = Minister
finans6w Korytowski ziozyl ra-
die pahstwa sprawozdanie 0 bu-
dzecie austyackim, ktory pred
stawia sic korzystnie. Wp}yneio
podatkow 37S milionow dola-
row, a wiec pol miliona wiecej,
niz wynosi suma rozchodow. Ten
pomyslny stan finansow stad po.
chodzi, re w Austryi podnosl
sic rolnictwo, przemysl handel.
Rad zamierza w dalszym ciagu
nabywac ma wlasnosc koleje ze'
lame.
Tanger, 13 pazdz. = w mie-
scie Marokko napadli Maurowie
na Europejczykow, bez wzgledu
ma to, czy CT byli chrzescijanaml,
zydami, lub mahometanami. Ma
padnieta ludnosc broniia sic, po-
bila napastnikow i 80 z nich
wtracila do wieZienia.
Berlin, 13 pazdz : Stub pan
ny Berry Krupp' odbedzie sic W
Essen, w poniedziatek. Jest or
ma wlascicielka zakladow Krup-
pa, w ktoryoh odlewa sic nowo-
czesne dziala, stalowe pancerze i
buduje okrety. Pracuje w tych
zakladach $4,000 ludzi, a agenci
Kruppa tworza osobne poselst-
wa w Konstantynopolu i innych
stolicach panstw baRkanskich.
Osobna komisya znawcow ma
kontrole mad wyrobami, przezna-
czonymi dla niemieckiej armii i
marynarki. Firma Krupp po-
siada swoje wlasne kopalnie we
gla. Majatek panny Berty Krupp
wynosi sto milienow dolarow.
Jest ona najbogatsza poddana
cesarza Wilhelma.
Jej narzeczony, DIR. Bohlen, ma
36 lat i zajmowal dotychczas
stanowidlo sekretarza w posel-
stwie niemieckiem przy Watyka-
ME.
Havana, 13 pazdz. = Sekre--
tarz Taft przyjmowal wczoraJ
Starka, prezesa stowarzyszenia
wyspy Swierkowej i oswald
czyl mu stanowczo, re wyspa ia
pozostanie nadal skladoWa cze-
scia rzeczypospolitej kubalskleJ.
Taft postal ma wyspe oficera rs
marynarzy, azeby zapobiedz "a
burzeniom re strony amerykaf-
skich obywateli, marzacych o o.
derwaniu wyspy Cd Kuby.
New York, 13 pazdz. : Bank
firmy J. NJ. Ceballos & Co. miai
W posiadaniu czeki bylych ku-
banskich rewolucyonistow ma
sumo dwoch milionow dolarow.
Czeki te nabywai "a niska Gene,
a kiedy Rad kubahski zaciagnal
pozyczke, Ceballos poslai polo
we czekow do Manuela Silweria
do Hawany, azeby ten zanienil
ie ma gotowke. Sylweria skole-
ktowal million dolarow z pie
niazmi uciekl. Przypuszczaja, re
udal sic do Venezuela, pod opie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-10-13
ROk XVII.

Saslc pioimenle Nu
Niebardzo i'm sic to udawaio, ale
dose szvbko nadeszla straz ognio-
wa ugasila pozar. Szkoda zrza
dzona przez ten pozar wynos'
okoio 5000.
w przystepie szalehstwa.
w przystepie szslehstwa wczo-
raj w poiudnie Wioch Vincenzo
Reimondi strzelii do swego II
miesiecznego dzieckaY przyiozyw-
sly mu revolver do ucha, RANK
je niebezpiecznie, a potem stree
lii sam sobie W prawa skrot
zabii sic ma miejscu. Sasiedzi u
slyszawszy strzaiy zbiegli sic 90
jego mieszkania zastali jego ME
zywego, lezacego ma podiodze'
podczas gdy dziecko jeszcze zy-
10. Dziecko zawieziono do szpi-
tala powiatowego. Znajomi samo-
bojcy opowiadaja, re bys on od
kilku miesiecy chorym ma umysle,
popadlszy W melancholie wskutek
tego, re iona go opusciia. Czyn
swoj rozpaczliwy popeinii nieza-
wodnie W przystepie oblakania.
Stalo sic to w domu pm. 1913
Grand ave.
Nowi policyanci.
Komisya sluzby cywilnej o.
glosiia wczoraj liste kandydatow,
ktorzy d. 1S lipca ziozyli dobrzc
egzamin ma policyantow ! handy
daci ci natychmiast zostana przy-
jeci do sluzby, skoro sic wykaze,
re i dotychczasowe ich prowadze-
ME sic bylo przyzwoite. Egzamin
zlozylo dobrze 461 kandydatow.
Szef policyi W przeciagu czterech
lub pieciu dni dowie sic o ich
charakterze i dotychczasowem
prowadzeniu sic, potem ich
przyjmie do siuzby. Pomiedzy
pieciu kandydatami, ktorzy nails. lie.
piej zlozyli egzamin, a otrzymali
e2.S1 : 94.33 .punktow", znaj-
duje sic o jeden polskiem ma
zwisku: Charles Bistwecki. Je-
dnym tych pieciu jest Timothy
M. Rohan, syn znanego poruczni-
ka Andy" Rohan z gi6wnej kwa-
terry detektywow. Dziewiatym ma
liscie jest niejaki Harry J. O'Don-
nell, znany W miescie reporter.
Tramwaje W srodmiesciu.
Kompanie tramwajowe Chi
cago City Railway" i Chicago
Union, Traction" postanowily
zmienic w srodmiesciu porzadek
kursowania tramwajow pewnych
linij, azeby staio sic dogodniej-
szem tax dla mieszkaficow dziel.
nicy poludniowej, jak dla miesz-
kahcow dzielnicy zachodniej.
Wedle tego nowego planu
tramwaje wkrotce W TAXI spos6b
beda kursowaly:
LIMA State str: Tramwaje ia.
dac w kierunku poinocnym beda
jechaiy przez State str. do Ran
dolph str, po Randolph str. ma
wschod do Wabash ave-, po Wa
bash ave. ma poinoc do Lake str.
DO Lake str. do State str, a po-
tenn po State juz wprost na po-
iudnie. Z"
LIMA Madison str: Pc przekro-
czeniu rzeki ma Madison str. do
Franklin str, po Franklin str. ma
p6inoc do Washington STR: przez
Washington str. az do State str.
i ma zach6d juz prosto przez Ma
olson str.
LIMA Milwaukee ave: Przcz
Randolph str. wprost az do State
str, potem po State str. ma po-
ludnie do Washington str, po
Washington str. ma zachod do
Fifth ave. wreszcie po Fifth ave.
ma p6inoc do Randolph str. i ma
powrot przez Randolph str. ma
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Taft and Bacon
Arrive Tonight

Secretary Of War Taft and Assistant
Secretary OF State Eacon. who have
been designated by the President 10
proceed to Cuba as special commits
sioners from the United States TO en-
deaVor 10 bring about peace between
the warning factions viii not arrive in
Washington until s o'clock tonight
They Will start on their mission to-
morrow afternoon, leaving here by rail
for Key West
1T is possible that the Des MOines
which has gone 10 Havana. Will come
back after transferring some of her
men to the Denver 10 re-enfOrce Com
mander COlwell, and carry the two dis
tinguished American peacemakers 10
Havana. This has, however. not been
decided, and Il Is quite possible that
they may proceed to the Cuban capital
on the regular day boat
1t Is expected that negotiations with
Zayas and CasullOs, who are the real
leaders of the insurrecJiOnary move
ment. will be speedily opened by Taft
and Bacon. 1t is likely that they will
offer them guarantees of immunity from
arrest and viii persuade them 10 come
70 Havana and meet with the represen-
full and free conference on the merits
of the situation. After the arrival of
Taft and Bacon in Havana they will of
course make their first call upon Presi-
dent Palma and explain TO him the
peaceful nature Of their errand. At this
or at an early conference thereafter II
IS supposed that arrangements will be
made for a meeting with the tnsurgent
leaders
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Rebels Buy Ponder
At Wilmington, Del.

WILMINGTON. Del, Sept. 15.-That
this city will perpetTate its record for
the planning and successful carrying
out Of hlibustering expeditions made
during the active days OF the famous
steamer Laurada. of Philadelphia, seems
apparent from the fact that representa-
tiVes OF the Cuban rebels are known 10
be here purchasing powder and arrang-
ing for large shipments Of the rX-
plOsive.
The departure of the mysterious
schooner Marietta from this port some
time ago has as yet not been explained.
and it is the general belief in shipping
circles that the vessel was a hlibusteT
htted out by the Cuban insurgents.
While agents Tor the Cuban rebels
are seeking powder here, representa-
tives of the Cuban government have
been i'm this port endeavOTing TO pur-
chase large tugs TO be used as patrol
boats off the coast Of Cuba. They have
secured options on several vessels. but
no purchases have as Yet been made
known These men have also purchased
and are shipping large quantities of
arms and ammunition TO all parts OF
the island.
The United States Government boats
ZiZania. Nidette, General Howe, Nep-
tune, and Philadelphia are patrolllng the
Delaware river and bay, keeping a
strict watch for suspicious looking craft.
which IL is believed clrried different
flags and whose destination it is said is
Cuba.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
DEATH RECORD.

Mary F. Latin. 81 years. Il street
northeast.
Lizzie Dodge. II years. 437 Fifth
street northeast.
Maria Long. 100 years. 1925 Church
street northwest.
Carl Mushake. s years. 80 Monroe
street AnacOstia.
Sarah a Hayden, 35 years, Morris
Road. District Of Columbia
Amelia Price. % years, Freedman's
Hospital.
Mary Dudley. years. 10 Mccullough
street northwest.
Louise Younger. % years. 1413 G
street northwest.
Caroline Anderson. go years, sos
Eleventh street northwest.
William Williams, 90 years, Angel
avenue Garfield, d. c.
Sarah F. Harper. 81 years. Chain
Bridge road
stephen Birch. "a years. 1114 Sixth
street northwest.
Joseph Sullivan, months. 315 Q
street northwest.
Angelina l. Wesley. So years. 90 I
street southwest.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
CLUN'S
NEW CATECHISh

Where do YOU buy your goods2
Why do you buy them there2
Why not bay in Washington
Rates? Tell us the details.
Shipping facilities? Sit down and ex-
plain the troubles
Time? Wen try TO fix that
Can't get the goods IN Washington
Now, let us show YOU your mistake.
If you buy in Washington, tell as why
you do that too?
That's the catechism with which Sec
retary Clum. OF the Jobbers and Ship
pers' association. is going TO invade the
Virginias and the Carolinas. beginning
next week. for a trip or five OF six
weeks.
When this campaign of accommodating.
so to speak. is ended Mr.. Clum viii lay
the results Of it before the commercial
bodies I'm just as much detail as possible.
The freight committee Of the Jobbers
and Shippers will then analyze the sit
uation. classify the various conditions.
and set about systematically TO meet
the demands of the situation.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
DIED.

FELLHEIMER-On Friday September L.
1870, WILLIAM FELLHEIMEh. IN the
twenty-sixth year of his age
He was born lu Washington. and had
prominently identified himself with musical
affairs. conducting an orchestra which bore
his name lie was "a member u the Royal
Arcanum and the Masons. and u the Re
Formed Hebrew Congregation His Illness
had been Of more than a years duration
although he had been confined 20 his home
only during the past SIX months.
GILNORE-At Webster Mass. on Thursday.
September IS. 1906 KATHERINE. below ed
vile or Prank T. Gilmore. and daughter
of Mary and the ate William Hussey. Of
Washington D. @
AfORsE-suddenly. o.. Friday. September ls
1906. al IL .25 a. m.. at the home OF her els e-
Mrs. Ash. s05 North Carolina avenue sOutlI-
east. Mrs. n. Z. Morse.
She was born ln Alexandria Va almost
hfty-nine years ago. being the daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawler Twenty years aEo
she married John Beyuon, who died five
years subsequently. Mrs Beynon married
Capt. A. A. Morse, a prominent Tiverman
and tuEboat owner. eight years ago.
Two months ago Mrs. Mary T. Morse and
her husband came % Washington % visit
her sister Mrs. Ash Of S15 North Caro-
denly ill on Wednesday, and died yesterday
morning shortly after n O'Clock with Cap
tain Morse at her bedside. Death was due
to cerebral apopleXy.
Funeral services will be held in ST
Peters Church. Alexandria. Va. Monday
morning at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Father
q Hrlrn VIII Offlciate Iutemeut VIII De
made IN ST. Mary's Cemetery. Alexandria
wRIGHr-Mrs. ESTHER J. WRIGHT. wife
Of Col /. p. Wright died al Bevier. KY.
at the residence OF her son, on September
T. 1906
Funeral services at Gawler's. 1884 Penn
sylvania avenue. at .. m. Monday. Sep
tsmber II. Friends invited. InteTment at
Arlington. private. sel5-t
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Bell Has Toled Seasons Death KneI for PanamaS,
Etc, and Woe Be to Him Who
Fails to Hear
Fails to Hear.

Backward. guide right for the Panama,
rough straw. Italian leghorns, straw
fedoras, and splitstraws.
Forward. double time for high crowned
telescopes, pearl gray felts. and nobility
blocked dips" and "dicers."
General Styles gun sounded today for
the retreat OF all lightweight and color
ed headgear. Washingtonians were evil
IDENTIFY sleeping or held their hands over
their ears when the boom sounded, how
ever, because every other man wore the
same "sllypiece" that adorned his cram
ium throughout the heated term.
Washington hatters and haberdashers
say Il is not their fault because they
have laid In an extra large supply OF
new styles and derbles and the prices
are what they consider irresistible. A
large size run on fall hats Is expected
tonight and Monday because no man
who has a distaste for jeering can AFFORD
to wear a straw hat more than day
or two after the gun sounds.
Fun for Street Gamins.
This morning many men and pseudo
Beau Brummeis were made spcTt or by
street urchins who have long since
doffed their straw head-cover'ng and
adopted the "knockabout' or golf caps,
or perchance q felt hat laid aside by q
larger brother. Many Of the gibes and
tests of business men as they met one
another on the street with ;helr coats
buttoned up over their chests, gloves Ola
their hands. and straw hats p-rCied on
their heads.
quite a change IN the weather today."
remarked one man wearning straw
hat
Yep" replied the other who had just
blown himself 10 a s. pearl gray but
no one would ever know II from look
ing al that bargain sale split straw or
yours. though. Duck II. old man DUCK
It. The gun sounded with numerous
roar today. and It's I'D to you 10 pack
that lid away IN moth balls II you don
The Washington times., 1906-09-15

think you have gotten the worth Of your
coin out OF IL. Your life won't be worth
living II tha; gang of brats on the cor
ner sees that good old summer time dome
covering. Take TO the back street or
scare uD a dollar or two somewhere" d"
The listener needed the advice, dived
into a gents furnishing store and
emerged with smile and a high-crOwned
telescope As he wended his way along
PennsYlvanta avenue he met many men
the taunts OF urchins, a straw hat on
their head and vacGousness in that
part OF their clothing cUnsecrated TO
coin OF the realm.
Threats Of the Urchins.
Take It on" SAID one brat. as he
ran IN front OF the Wearer OF the straw
hat. and laughed in his face.
Watch me knock IL OF" said an
other. as he extended his hands In front
OF him as though using a rife OF gun.
Get the hook for the fat top straw. -
said another.
Lets take up a collection and buy
him a 50-cent college hat or cap" sug-
gested stiu another lad IN the crowd.
ne embarrassed wearer OF the straw
hat quickened his step, lodged into a
hat store. and selecting the first hat
that fitteu ordered II charged.
mis- is the tough time for those who
have not a fabulous amount 70 spend
for clothing, When the spring ZephVFs
begin 10 blow and the air becomes
balmy the pOssessOr Of a respecta bic
looking derby OF felt hat has IL cleaned
up and leaves it with his 'unCie" for
small sum. which helps nicely 10 pay
for a bright new straw hat With the
straWs it Is different our fond old
"uucles" shake their head when a straw
is pOked through the grating at them
and say, Sorry. but We can't handle
EN- Panamas and Italian leghOTns
make no more OF a hit. The styles
change so often that the pawnship keep
ers say they lose money on them.
With no chance 10 put his straw hat
in cold storage" the man who cares
10 be comfortable and ia style finds
himself In that predicament known as
up against IL for fair" or ION the
rocks proper.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Insurgents Raid
Sugar Plantation
Owned in Boston

The state Department this morning
received a dispatch from Mr.. Atkins, of
Boston. one OF the large owners in the
sugar plantation of COnstancia, which
states that he has received a cable from
Cienfuegos dated this morning IL saws
that the insurgents raided the planta-
ton of Solidad, yesterday, taking horses
and that the gunbOat Marietta forces
arrived last night. the 18th.
This dispatch indicates that the
Marietta landed a force of armed sailors
and is taking steps 10 protect the vari-
Gus sugar plantations in the neighbor-
hood Of CienfuegOs, almost all of which
are owned By American citizens.
1t develops today that President Palma
notified the United States Government
day before yesterday that he would be
unable to protect American life and
property at Clenfuegos. IL was for this
reason that the Marietta was ordered TO
that point
PaIma's Admission Started Action.
President Palma's admission that he
was unable to guarantee protection for
American interests in the neighborhood
Of Cienfuegos, where United States cap
ital is very largely invested was a
very positive indication TO this Gov
ernment of the extent of the revolu-
tiOnary movement IN Cuba ana OF the
inability of the Palma government 10
handle the situation. Palma's announce
ment, although received at the State
Department two days ago, was only
made public today. II was. however.
of course, communicated at once 10
President Roosevelt al oyster Bay and
il was probably one OF the chief rea-
sons thar moved him 10 call the in
formal Cabinet meeting of yesterday at
which he decided upon his appeal 20
the Cuban people. and 10 send Secre-
tary Tart and Assistant Secretary Ba-
con 10 attempt 10 mediate between the
rival factions In Cuba
Conflicting Stories of Destruction.
Although the State Department yes
terday had positive information 10 the
effect that the revolutionists had de-
stroyed a large amount OF property on
several OF the large sugar plantations
near Cienfuegos, this is today contra
dicted. Jacob Sleeper, the United States
charge d'anaires at Havana, who for
warded the reports yesterday, says to-
day that there seems TO be = good deal
OF uncertainty about it, His latest In
formation IS TO the effect that the plan
tatiOn at Huateey has not been destroy
ed, the report that COnstancia had been
damaged has not been confirmed, and
dispatch received from the manager Of
the HOmiguerO plantation does not con-
firm the reports of the destruction OF
that place. With regard TO the latter.
a dispatch has reached the State De-
partment from a private source, which
homiguero estate has been burned
down. and 10 Is supposed that this may
have given rise TO the rumOr that the
entire plant had been destroyed.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
BLIND ATTORNEY
RUNS FOR OFFICE
Man Who Studied Law, Though Sight
less, Wants to Be Public
Prosecutor.

ST. LOUIS. Sept, I5.-Walter A. Kelly.
Blind Kelly" the lawyer. wants to be
assistant prosecuting attorney, and
politicians are discussing his chances Of
receiving the nomination at the hands
of the Democratic party.
Kelly began his political career four
years ago, wnen he was nominated for
the Legislature IN one OF the southern
districts OF the city. He was defeated
by q narrow margin
When eleven years old Kelly met with
an accident which wholly destroyed his
evesight. He became a lawyer in spite
OF the lack OF sight, and has practiced
successfully.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
HACKMEN HALT FUNERAL TO
UNSEAT NON UNION DRIVER

PITTSBURG. Sept IA strike
among drivers IN a procession here after
the coffin had been placed in the hearse,
delayed a funeral two hours. II was
the funeral of Mrs. X NavwIch
one driver discovered that another one
in line was a nOn-union man, and the
procession was held up until the stable
hiring the carriages capitulaIed and took
the nOn-union man of the carriage
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
1919 GOnZaga College 1905
Eye St, near n. Capitol, n. W.
FATHERS OF SOCIETY OF JESUS
COLLEGE, HIGH SCHOOL and
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

For admission 20 the College a High School
eertincaJs IS required and FOR admission 10
ehe High School Grammar School certih-
cate.
Students from other schools must present a
recommendation &C 10 moral character.
CADET DRILL is obligatory.
EXAMINATIONS Tor admission to all
courses from September 3 20 September y
Examinations for three scholarships in the
High School and i've IN the Grammar School
Thursday. September 9.
For further information apply 20 the Sec
retary % the Faculty. ausJ-tu IN sa. suit
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Says General Wood
Is to Go to Cuba

BOSTON. Sept. 15.-E. F. Atkins. Of
this city, who is prominently Identified
with Cuban sugar interests, says that
his correspondents have advised him
that General Wood, who was recalled
few weeks ago from the Philippines.
will be assigned TO Cuba as soon as
he arrives in this country.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
The WASHINGTON SCHOOL
For BOYS
FOR CHRIS

With its Boarding and Day Departments.
with Its Junior and Senior Schools. with It's
modern buildings and its extensive athletic
grounds. with its able Faculty. and IT'S thor
time he leaves the kindergarten until he en-
ters college
A Yearbook may be obtained at the lead
Ing bookstores and hotels or Of the Head
Master, LOUIS l. HOOPER, 8gIi Wisconsin
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
WASHINGTON COLLEGE Of Law

1873 New York ave. reopens Monday, Oc-
tober l. p. m. Public invited evening ses-
sions. three-ycar course leading to degree OF
Bachelor Of Laws Graduate courses one
year, Master OF Laws. Open TO women and
men properly qualified Tuition. $50 per year.
Catalogues at book stores. For information
apply TO
Ellen Spencer NEussey, IL. n, Dean
Phone MSS. lls Fifth St NV
The Washington times., 1906-09-15

providing for municipal autonomy and
Tor giving Liberals a share IN the gov
sTnmenD
on such terms there Is hope that
yettlement can be effected.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
vArrorA1 ooLLEGn OF PHARsxACy

SESSION BEGINS SEPT. a6. 1906.
Lectures and laboratory courses IN Botany
Nateria RICdica. Toxicology, General and An
alyticgI Chemistry and Pharmacy and Micro
scopy Special students received in any OF
the branches.
For Prospectus address the Dean, H. e
KALUSOWSFcI, SOS / St NV. Odics hours:
Daily. from am. 10 pm. seS- l5t
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
HINDLE 6 BAYLISS.

UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALMERs.
5TH AND Il SITS. NV. Everything first
class and rt asOnabie. Personal and prompt
service. Modern chapel. Phone Main So.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
Eleven Hundred " Street.
Boarding and Day School
for Young Ladies.

Established IN 1875. this school continues
the careful training and thorough instruc-
tlon In every department for which II has
hitherto been 50 faY0Tably known IL ls
modern ana progressive ga methods and spirit
ana Is equipped with every appliance FOR the
health and comfort OF its pupils Including
steam heat. passenger elevator perfect SAINT
tauon. and ample Fairgrounds.
Ihirty-second year begins on Tuesday. Oc-
tober second
For information apply 20
Mrs ELIZABETH J. gOMERS
Mn ADELIA GATES HENSI-EY
FFLugfulIE
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Band Concert Tomorrow at Randle

Highlands. Take Pa. ave. car marked r
and @ going east to Randle Highlands
Sunday afternoon. Concert from 3 TN 6.
Magnificent view OF the city all daV. in
fact every. day. Randle Highlands Is the
prsttiest place around Washington.
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
Washington Seminary

2i03-09 S ST n. W.
An earnest school for earnest girls
18th year begins Oct 8. 1906
The only private school in the National Can
ital admitting on certificate to all four OF the
following colleges: Wellesley Mt Holvoke
Nassar. and Smith Planned for those who
desire thorough instruction and the upbufld-
ing OF character amid beautiful surroundings
and refined associations.
Academic. College Preparatory. and Spe-
ciaI Courses. Primary and Preparatory De
partments under a Normal School Teacher.
Classes instTuSted by college graduates.
Gymnasium, tennis. Call for catalogue
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. SAfALLVOOD.
PriuciDals
The Washington times., 1906-09-15
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BUSINESS COLLEGE. nth 4 F SITS. y. ".
over 100 typewriters IN building Eight ex
psrencec Instructors in all commercial
branches, including Shorthand. Typewrftfna
and Civil Service preparation New students
are enrolling daily. Call write or pbons
Main s4so for catalogue. over SOC students
past year