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Advertisements viii be accepted az any Of
the following branch Offices al regular ONCE
rates. If IL is inconvenient 10 leave advertise
meuts at either "a branch office or The Times
Business Office, they may be telephoned direct
20 The Times Main $500 and messenger
% the advertiser
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For RenT-OmCes.

FOR RENT Desirable Office room on second
n0or. Warder building. corner Sth and r sts.;
three large front windows; electric light and
steam heat. Apply ROOM ]. Wsrder build
ing. 9Th and Z sts. aus-1
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent IN tbs
Nunsey Building on ST.. facing Penn
svlyania ave. between Isih and 18th sts;
moderats rents heat. light. and 5anitor seFv-
ices free. .ezl-u
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Case Lager Beer, soc; Rebate on Bottles
Zoe. Beavers. 1913 AZ st. sw. Phone AI.5l92
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FOR RENT-PieaHant cool rooms e. am
sL per month. or by week 7z3 sth st. nv
1ElU-zt
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WANrED-A good. settled girl Tor general
! homework. 5O5 sth ST., over the rubber coat
store Il
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FOlt RENT-FuTn!shed second floor room.
also rooms Tor Hight housekeeping. 81 O ST.
auIy-5t
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nsying-
lacking and Shipping.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS.
81 LOAD.
TWO-HCRSE WAGON IS LOAD
{ SUEBIA TRANsFEE COMPANY,
IA Nth ST. Ns W. 1e2e-tt
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Business Property.

FOR SALE-sdodern four-story business build
ing, lll9 and 1921 II 81 ne; Investigates
SUPERINIENDENT, on premises.
au4-I2u-eKSu
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Greater Washington Meat Market.

DO not forget our prices:
Sirli0n Steaks................. .l2ik Sc
EuulA EtVsiit .----.-. ..-....-s-... loC
Prime Rib Roast.................. .l21sc
Leg on la M l2NEC
i. ROgersOn, Ninth st. and La. ave.
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR sALE-Three double teams; must be
sold. Call zG06 81. NV. aulJ-st
FOR sALE-Fins saddle horse: can also be
used for hunting and high jumping Apply
ll24 9Th ST. nv. EuI0-St
wANTED-Horse for one month for his keen
ingi best care taken. Address BOX 437. Times
Office. aug-8t
FOR SALE-Pacer, runabout, harness. F
PALMER, Livery, Sl45 o 81. NV. au9-3;
ONE driving horse and one work horse. call
at COAL YARD. after :. 4th and + BIS. ne
au8-3t
BUY AT COGSWELL'S. 1 BUY ALL NEW
vehicles direct from manufacturers. for spot
cash. Therefore / can save you time and
new harness. IS; our daytons, S4S. Large as
sortment used vehicles $40 uu Harness "a "a
up New umbrella, top, $50. 2G9-2Il nth ST.
NV. Tel II. 1871 au7-tf
GREAT sTQCK-REDUCING SALE.
100 Top buGBles so. 50
s65 RubbeT-tIre RuuabOuts. ....-...-.-. Is. 20
tI25 Cutunder Runabouts tcushi0n tire). IS 90
SIS Surveys canopy top) -................ $50
s D. WATERS SON. SO Pc. Ave.
je2g-tf
GANTZs SELLING OUT: SIS bike runsbouL
tf5: SI35 cut under surrey. SIS. Sl25 lady's
and business phaeton. &75; s95 full platform
panel side grocery wagons SG& S3i and 1906
y st. NV. Jee5-GQt
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The Most Extensively Brewed

OF all. yet Royal Pusen" costs you as
little as inferior beers. For case, phone
W f35, AbneT-Drury Brew. Co.
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For Stables.

FOR RENT-Brick stable: holds three horses.
three wagons c0ncreted; gas and watert
rear 1877 81 St nv. SIC. Large stable Bright
wood ave. room Is horses: large grounds. siS-
SHRENE. 1901 9TH ST.. au10-et
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NANEED-E1perienced mattresses. WASH
INGIoN CAFE. i67 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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For Sale-Typewriters.

THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE. high
grade. practical. universal keyboard: highest
running most elastic touch. Let Us dernon-
stEats- Call 12s5 + ST NV, OF phone 1ssS
Je24-u
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Wanted-RoOmS

NTFD-TwO or three rooms, light house
keeping; near Catholic church; must be clean
and cheap. Address ROOM. Station G. IL
VANTED-By three adults. four unfurnished
rooms private bath: heat and gas. Address
BOX 433, Times Office. aus-st
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Country Board.

COUNTRY BOARD for summer anu autumn:
free outing weekly; table supplied from gar
den and dairy. Mrs. VIRGINIA A. PECK,
DeI3piane. Va au5-7t
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL. Geithersburg. Md.
Mrs. CHARLES CULLEN. Manager. High
healthy location: cool and shady; - miles
from Washington on B. & o. railroad: mod
ern plumbing and steam heating; fine tennis
court and other amusements; excellent table.
Sa:es, $50 per month; specigs rates 70 families
AMI permanent guests; open ali the year.
1yl4-aQs
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WANTED-GeneraI h0usewuTker small fam
lly; wages, So, 1891 University place near
Victoria flats II
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WANTED-Co0k. S2)i ehambermaid. SIS: also
girl general houseworli man, wife. private.
1885 18th St NV II
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Automo1A.e Tires.

DIAMOND and Continental CIincbers. great
endurance prize winners. full line Morgan &
Wright, Dunlops, any put on while you wait,
no charge; Hartford tires. half price. Good
prices for your old tires. Expert tire and
tube repairing. guaranteed work. Recovered
tires cheap JONES TIRE WORKS, 602-so4
Z st. nW. Phone Main sos. tyzi-th. frs a-tf
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Help Wanted
Maln end EnInaIn-

yyANTED-Cook for lunch room. Apply q
Waterman Riggs Market II
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WANTED-A good woman for general house
work. stay az night preferred. 1902 Rhode
Island ave II
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Situations Wanted
Female.

yVANTEp-Bv "a good laundress. work 20 take
home r. so out by day. 5o4 o 81 nv II
NANTED-By d settled white woman. place
20 work. No washing. willing % work IA
the city or country. address Z. r.. 1924 II
ST.. ae0rE et0Wn. u. c. II
EANTED-PasItlou by experienced stenog-
rapher. frst-class references Address BOX
ISL, Times Office. aul-eL
WANTED-Place as cook IN small family or
hotel or chambernai1. Address l-35 I'd 81
NV eu'--t
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GILLETTE d co. 18th and I. SITS NV.
S. NJ. WAGNER & co, ist and Il SITS, NV.
Ii. TAHOE, cor gth and L SITS. NV
EUGENE r. NICHOLS 1A0I Pa. ave NV.
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ANACCSTIA
BCRYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sta-
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SOUTHWEST.
Y HUGO EISENBEISs. 9Th and 3 SITS. sw
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ESTABLISHED New York city business
value, $4,000 cash sales $3.50 daily; CD per
cent or goods sold manufactured ou premises.
great possibilities. want partner with twenty
five thousand dollars ts25. 000) 70 put into
business. address MANHATTAN. Times Of
fee aul0-3t
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-Settled c0l0red woman for CEN
eTRl Homework in small family at District
line references. Address BOX 445 Tines
Office aul6-2
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TWO or three connecting rooms for house
Keeping. gas. BATH cheap % permanent ten
anu, also a 'front.' hail room. suitable for
gentlemen "a per month IS y st M
auIJ-St
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] Business Opportunities

FULLY EQUIPPED BROkERAGE OFFICE
on greatest ,Soroughfare; strictest invesu-
cation entertained by those meaning busi-
ness ana having 500 10 invest a chance
seldom offered Government appointment
cause OF selling Address BOX 4t2, Times
office aul6-gt
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A Lamp for Every Use.

A chimney for every lamp Chandeliers
% SUIT you. Bottom prices.
l-ui q ST. Q. A. MuddIman & co. I2O4 C. st
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

NORTHWEST
GOLDENBERG'S 7th and X SITS. NV,
8 RAM SONS & Co, Sth and Market space
ERNINs CIGAR STORE llth and Fla ave.
~. IL MeNULTX, Cigar Store. 18th and y. NV,
ROBERT n. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy 18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
W. 81 DAZZLING cor 18th and n SITS. nv.
Island ave. ana r 81 NV.
CHAS. T.. HORNrNG, Christiani Pharmacy
sw. cor 9Th and 81 SITS. NV.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol ST.
r. A. VEITCH. goth and N SITS. NV.
CUIGLEl's PHARMACY. Ist and q SITS.
NV.
GILLETTE d CO.. 18th and I. SITS. NV.
S. NJ WAGNER & CO, lst and Il SITS, NV.
IL. -IA4AOE, cor Sth and 4 SITS. NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
NORTHEAST
CHAe II BLU8IEF2, n Cap ana r sts. ne
McCHESNEH & JOACHIM. cor. "a and z SITS.
SOUTHEAST.
A. =. POWELL, fth and East Capitol SITS.
O'DONNEi4L DRUG CO. 6th and q SITS Sc.
r. s. FEALY, NV. cor. 1lth and Pa ave. Sc.
SOUTHWEST
'. HUGO EIsENBEIss, 9Th and SITS. sw.
ANACCsTIA.
BCRY.s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
BROOKLA-CO. d. c.
ARTHUR Z. +. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. Va
p. Z. CARNE 81 CO.. 70s King st.
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Ger Sale-nouses.

Ot sALll-In southeast. Two g-roar, b-,~l,.-
90 a. euu sewer, rented 10 white renarlrs
~ s-S-o1. price Tor both. h sojd Al oTes
se.t2g. ADDRESS BOX 20. Times ONCE. auig-St
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wANTED-Colored girl to work IN restau-
rant 729 9Th st. NV auiO-9t
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WANTED-Salesladies for our dry goods
store; permanent position. EISENMANN'S S.
500 9TH 81. NV, auIO-3t
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DE. OTIS W. ELzEY. DENTIST.

Reliable Dentistry; modern prices. Col
Crown ana BridgeWork Specialist Consulta
LiGu free. as55-s0f
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RENT a WELLINGToN TYPE
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Wanted
Summer BOarders.

COUNTRY PLACE, near Chevy Chase cars;
shade ana fresh vegetables. by month or
week. Address BOX 432. Times office. AUST
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Help Wanted-naIe.

WANIED-Houng man about IS or % years
oIdi one with some experience Ia sawmiU
HOLLYWOOD, 9Th and X SITS u
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Dancing.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, 75c; guar
waltz. 2-step lessons coaching Ene
branches, spl rates; Piano. Mandolin -
Class q mo. Address. with stamp. BOX 81
ZINES once aus-3t
LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL IN
THE CITY. ELECTRIC FANS.
OPEN ALL SUMNER
THE ORDWAE. 43I 1Ith St y. W-Everv
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday even
Ing; beginners class. 1880; advanced. $40
Lady assistants. Lesson. SOC: six Lessons
sz50- Private lesson by appointment Hall
for rent
jy21-sot PROF. CHAs. NJ. wYNDHAAf.
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WANTED-Young C0lored girl for general
housework and cooking IN nats no washing.
stay nights COS 10Th 81. NV. second floor.
Hu10-St
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BBOOKLANO. ID. C
ARTHUR Z. +. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
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WANTED-Catholic saleslady; state expert
enee and salary expected. Address BON. 40
Times Office. n
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50 Miscellaneous e

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bfcvcle
IN Washington. Bicycle Tires and Reaair
Work at lowest prices
9. 7. HUNTER. ll3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
au5-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress S. psr
week; aprons furnished and Numbered free
6lJ 3Jh St uW. af5ro-gf
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Found.

FOUND-On July 90. pocketbook containing
money ana papers, owner can recover same
by Identifying. Apply go POLK ST. Anacostla
D. Q au1g-Gt
WE CURE RHEUMATISM ard other diseases
without drugs. Magnetic Healing. SIS o 81
NV. au---t
PRINTISG-By one that knows how. gur
antrd satisfactory or your money returned.
il years practical experience. I 900 business
cards 40 800, e. HAYS. % and X SITS
nv. aus-g1t
FOUND-That hats renovated equal 20 new:
straw ana Panama a speciality. VIENNA
HAT CO.. 500 18th St NV. 5v2S-11r
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LARGE, elegant second floor rooms. hand.
s0meiy furnished. housekeeping. fine srolu8s
on Bureau car line; $50. 1922 81 81 NV.
aulG-3I
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For Sale-Real Estate.

FOR SABE-Half interest in real estate busis
ness; well advertised; good reason Tor. selling.
Address BOX Al Tines once. sus-ss
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements Tor less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
DAYS, one cent word FOR each Insertion
These rates do not apply 90 Personals
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A. =. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS
O'DO&NEiL DRUG CO. Sth and q SITS. Sc
II, g. FEALY, NV, cor. 1lth and Pa ave. sc
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
p z. CARNE 81 Co. T0s King ST.
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WANTED-Good eolored woman for general
homework. 500 + St. HARRIS HOUSE M
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Rooms and Board.

yVANT.ED-Two boarders for nicely furnished
room, with good board, bath; $3.50 per week
ea1h 1925 2Zd ST. NV. au0-5t
7iT ST NW.-DeughtfuI rooms; good
board; transients accommodated. au10-St
-4ARGE front rooms. with board. 929 X st.
NV. Phone Main 1851 aul0-5t
ROOMS for rent, with or without board.
sos % st. nv. aul0-3t
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For Rent
Furnished HRNsns.

ACCOUNT SICKNESS choice boarding. house
half value. purchase or boarding owner 0p-
ucnal. complete for next meal Address
BOX 452 Times Office. auIU-1t
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Observation-Disclosures

NOTICE. OWNERs-Ws viii advertise your
house until rented; have many applications,
viii make special efTort 20 get good tenant.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. lSll New
York ave. au9-5t
BIG MONEY PAID fer desirable furniture.
carpets. viii pay fun value Tor stoves In
good condition. Office furniture and house
hold goods Of ell kinds contents especially.
ID NOTES. 625 Louisiana ave. Phone n 5000.
au5-50t
VANTED-HIghest cash prices paid for worn
garments ladies or gentlemen's. AlsO shoes
and hats Address postal and VII CAL any
hour. q. TARSHES. 1903 5th ST NV Phone
North 1s9 my29-s0t
WE PAY READY CASH; bring your cast
OF clothing TO me; VIII pay the very highest
cash prices for them phone 1885, drop postal
viii call L KESSLER. l204 TN 81 NV.
jy4-30t
VANTET-At once. 800 feather beds by the
s5uther, Feather Company; will pay highest
cash pr ices FOR same. SIS 9Th 81 NV
au6-fs
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me. as l pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal. will call
H. GEW-PZ, 1908 eth ST. NV. au3-l5t
VANTEIr-Addresses OF persons who saw
lady Knocked down by ladder carried by l4th
St car July Z. II am. DIR. WEHBER. 1893
Q 81. NV. ygI1-YIt
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms.

LIoHT HOUSEKEEPING. three Desirable
furnished rooms. entire floor. hot ana cola
water suitable for two married couples from
WORKERS or brick!ayers 2J7 q a. NV Il
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s0IrrHFAsr

CHAs. II. BLUAIER, n Cap. ana r SITS ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM cor. % and z SITS
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WANTED-A girl about Is or Is o. assist
with housewuTk. ironing. and care OF chill
dren. stay nights T. g. SANDERS. 18th ST
and brentwood road ne. II
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WANTED girl to assist IN light house
keeping 726 5th So NV m
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WANTEI,-Experienced cashier; no other need
apply. TOLEDO CAFE ess pennsyivanls
ave, NV. n
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Storage

Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
142O You street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE.
I,OO0 rooms: silver vaults: mothproof rooms;
money advanced at 6 per cent per annum on
goods stored in this building. Let our estI-
mator call
PACKING, DRAWING AND SKIPPING
3y27-u
WHY PAY MOREf We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. A1s-420-Se1
10th st. nv. Phone Main 49, my1-39t
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For Rent--Stores.
For Stores.

HAVE four grocery stores for sale this week;
30. NV, aus-st
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WANrED-Woman to clean by the day. 1914
X 81. NV n
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JEROME HAS
PLANS OF HIS own
Will Look Into the Matter of Cam
paign Contributi0ns--To Examine
Bliss and cortelyou

New York, March zG-Despite his
rebuff at the hands of Justice o. Sui.
livan, who instructed the grand jury
it was their duty TO i1uict the di.
rectors of several insurance companies
that they were responsible for contri
buttons by tine companies to the cam
paign funds of the political parties,
District Attorney Jerome is not salts
fled that this is the proper procedure,
and spent today at his home in consul
alton with members OF his staff lock-
ing into the law on The sub ject.
He has determined despite the ruling
of Justice O'Sullivan, he will prose
cute the Insurance cases in his own
way or not at all, ana intends to
have some judge sit within a few
days as Committing magistrate and
will subpoena befora hlm George ".
Perkins, of the firm of J. p Nor
gan and Co. formerly an official of
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, and have him examined as to
contributions made by that company.
He viii also it is reported tonight,
try to secure the attendance of Post
master General George B Uortelyou,
chairman OF the Republican national
committee, and Cosaelius N. Bliss,
treasurer of the same committee, who
are to be asked some questions as to
money contributions
In the meantime the grand jury will
go ahead under the Instructions Of
Justice O'SulI1van and examine wit
uesses and determine whether tile
law has been violated, and If so will
indiet the persons it holds responsible:
1t is rumored tonight that the fore
man CT the grand jury has asked that
Andrew B. Hamilton be summoned TO
testify before the gr and j"ry, as it is
believed that his testimony, more thnn
that OF anyone else, will show why
the contributions were made and at
whose suggestion.
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G. N. ENGINEERS
NOW IN WENATCHEE
Surveying Party Arrives in City for
Purpose of Making Final Survey
of Line North

A party of seven Great Northern
engineers are in tie city for the par
pose of heginniDg work On the final
survey of the Great Northern branch
line which is to connect this city with
Orovllle. TIL, party is in charge OF J.
J. Cryderman who today began the
preliminary work of selecting the most
feasible route up the Columbia river
every member of the pa ty m4intains
st1ict secrecy concerning their plans.
Thus far it is entirely a matter of con-
lecture as TO which side Of the river
tie proposed line will follow, bat it
is generally believed that the west
side of the river will be selaote d.
This belief is based upon the fact that
the construction OF the roaI along the
east side Of the river wculd mean the
construction of two bridges across the
Columbia, one at this point and one
where the Okanogan river empties
into the CoIum'il. Five bridges
would be necessary on this side but
they are all across comparatively
small streams and could be construct
ed al much less expense and much
more quickly than two bridges across
the Columbia. 1t is rumoreo that a
camp will be esta blished about six
teen miles up the Columbia on the
west side of the river. The headquar-
tiers of the party will be in Wenatchee.
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John D. Opens His Heart

Lakewood, N. J.. March 26. john
D. Rockefeller celebrated thu birth
of his grandson by donating 6 to st
James hospital, struggling elemosy-
nary institution at Lakewood The
contribution was received in the form
of check by the sisters of ST. Joseph
who are struggling to maiDtain free
hospital.
In the same mail that brought Rock
efeller's check there came apother
check from Mrs. Marshall Field, Jr.,
for 500. Mother Virginia, a cousin
of ex President Cleveland, who Is in
charge of the hospital received the
checks and sent to Rockefeller aud
Mis-. Field acknowledgements.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-26

There was to have been a family
reunion tomorrow at the home of Z.
W. Neidig, near here, and the latter
had driven tn the home of his sons to
convey the party to Augustville.
The wagon containing the seven per.
sons was crossing the raiload tracks
when an express train dashed into the
vehicle. The occupants of the wagon
were thrown CT dragged many feet by
the locomotive and their bodies were
terribly mangled.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-03-26
NADEAU QUITS THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC

Seattle, March 26. Il. a. Nadeau,
for several years local general agent
for the Northern Pacific, has resigned
to become the salaried vice president
to aid executive head of the Seattle
chamber of commerce. Mr.. Nadeau
will have chargee of the publicity bu
1eau of the char1ber. His successor in
the local Office of the Northern Pacific
has not been announced.