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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
.MAXTME WOULD SPILL BIO on
Socialist Blood for Liberty, rs In warsaw's
Streets.

Nearly 5000 persons attended tho May
Day celebration Of the Socialist party last
evening in Grand Central Palace, the prin-
Opal object OF which was to raise money
for the defence Of Meyer, Haywood, Petit
bone and 81, John, the leaders of the West
ern Federation Of Miners now In jail in
Idaho, awaiting trial on the charge Of as
fascinating ex-Gov. Steunenberg.
A detail OF Bio Ienty-tive police, under
command OF Capt. Lantry, was present,
but had nothing to do. The meeting was as
orderly "a a church convention and the
only suggestion of the spirit Of revolt was
In the sale on the street of little red flags.
such of the flags as were displayed in the
meeting had a gold emblem ,of an arm and
a torch on them.
The meeting turned itself into a rousing
demonstration over DR.. Gregory Maxine,
the Russian revolutionist, who was present
and spoke in Yiddish.
Ma xime was introduced while the ba nd
play ed the Ma rseillaise.' His friend, Leon
Malkiel, ira nslated his speech from Yiddish
into English for the benefit Of the reporters
as he went along. Ma ime's face was
flushed and he poured out a torrent Of
words. He arohed one leg and rested his
foot on the instep Of the other. He pump
handled for gestures and soon his eyes
were blazing. His slender frame shook
with enthusia SIN.
He told how the Jewish proleta riat had
stirred the fires Of freedom in Russia. He
drew great applause as he described how
the ~workingmen of Warsaw last May day
gave up their lives until the blood ran
In st ms in the streets" for liberty. He
spoke OF the spread Of Socia lism and said
the recent procla nations in Paris read as II
they had been issued in st. Petersburg.
He said English workingmen had recently
sb WED their power at the polls and he
sid the time would come when all true
Overs Of libory would be willing to spill
their blood He pleaded for justice to
Meyer and the others.
Maxine addressed about 5000 Socialists
in the Peoples Theatre in the afternoon
ct a meeting held under the auspices Of the
United Hebrew Trades.
Ma kline talked also at a Socialist Labor
meeting last night in Cooper Union. The
other speakers were Daniel De Leon, Ivan
Norodny. M. D. Fitzgerald, John T. Vaughn
and James 4, Hunter, Fitzgerald read
some poems which he admitted were Of his
own composition. He was introduced as
the Bret Harte Of the Socialist Labor
party.
1t was announced that the collection
which was taken was to be divided between
the Meyer Haywood fund and the Russian
revolutionist fund. Seventy-one dollars
and ffty-five cents was divided.
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DEMANDED MONEY FROM GIRL.
She Ran From Fake Policeman TO Real One
Who Caught Rlaokmailer.

Edith Nowak, a young woman who lives
1T a. West Fifty-se venth street, ran up to
a policeman on Fourteenth street near
Fifth avenue on Monday night and asked
for protection. Without waiting to hear
her story the cop ran after a man who
had beer wa liking with her and who showed
a disposition to disappear.
In the Jefferson Market police court
Yesterday Magistrate Pool held Eugene
Blue, 20 years old, Of 2e2 First avenue in
$500 bail on a charge Of ~impersonating a
policeman. Edith Nowak said that Blue
the arm, telling her that she was under
arrest. She be gged to be let go and pleaded
that she had done nothing to warrant the
arrest. She says that Blue replied:
We'll, all right, but how much can you
give up II | let you goS"
just then she saw the real COD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
Wright 4 Gable.

G CohIHAMPToN Mass. May Miss Isabel
8 Gable, a daughter Of G.. VI. Cable, the an
Nor and Boardman Wright, a LAWYER of New
iorh' We're married this evening at Mr.. Cables
nuMe Ia this city. A younger sister. Miss
RRoroIhea Gable. was. maid OF honor and C.
pSSruNlan Tyler Of Plainneld, n. j.. was best
WWdaiH.. ne Rey. Frederick 4, Wright OF the
H Bry hplseopal Church, Brooklyn, and the
form ~ ddshoid =. Brew OF Fitchburg per-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02

home wedding and on April p came over
to the little Church Around the Corner
On their return to Brooklyn they went
to their respective homes and kept their
secret until Monday, when the bride showed
her mother the marriage certificate. All
was forgiven and the couple are now living
with young Mr.. formers mother and sister
In Avenue c and Fast Seventh street. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
Shot IN a parrOom Row.

FAR RocKAwAY, l.. l., May William
Cook, 81 years old, mana ger of a hotel oppo-
site the Jamaica ra cetra ok, was held in
81 900 bail to-day by NJ Magistrate Healy ON a
charge Of shooting Daniel sullivan, a hos
tier at the track, whose home is in New
port, r. /. Sullivan is In the Jamaica
Hospital with a bullet wound in the left
side OF his abdomen. His condition Is said
to be serious. The shooting is alleged to
nave been done in sslf-defence while Cook
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BINGHAM WANTS 10000 COPS.
AsKS FHE ALDERasS 10 tOFg
INCRF tsIsOF 2;gs WgN
1'ssts fBo few agt ras tsas fSr talcieat
Prsteeti0H feHteFiaIH Hat FHeHa,.
hut ~ tlsrh VERSE rrotgems ~
the suNumer with tsW~y IsluNi Ieus,

Protection fenfeFiafH Hat FHeuah
hut 81 as,t ttsgrh Verse Protgems ~
tbe summer With Csu~y SsiHAfi Isust
Commissioner Bingham spent the entire
dsy on Monday with Tho Hoafd ~ Alder.
nIsn. The Oeneral Ia anSiois 10 h. - tho
ppiica forcp increa ssd tp iO,O0o mon. and
Yesterday In accordance wlth q request
made ty ,lr Hard NJ Aldermen, the COM
misslonnr for wa rdsd them n report am
bodying his reasons for asking FOR the In.
orears. He aaks for thrse additional In
spec'ora and 9,16s mors subordinate officers
and tatrolmen.
H. his report the commissioner ays thers
ar ~ present 1877? day posts patrolled by
lisa policemen. and 1919 night posts pa
troled by l,sSs policemen.
In every precinct there l. Huoh n lack %
mon that the posts ara almost without ex-
option too long 10 he properly looked after
by one man. The hirty->even has. an
AREA Of 80 sqtul W miles, II contains
eighteen posts and two bicycle posts. the
shortest Of which IN post No. lA-tbirty
blocks, or one and q half miles. The esti-
mated population Of the precinct In 80, AT
II has only eighteen patrolmen or duty at
one time.
According TO Gen. Bingham's report the
permanent population Of the Tenderioin
precinct Ia 81 ,OO0. There are 81 hotels,
with n transient population Of 1000, ~
thea having ~ 900 daily visitors, 30
police posts and only 30 patrolmen on duty
at any one time, or one patrolman to ga Oh
1854 Of population. The total force gives
one patrolman to each 52i OF population.
Touching conditions in The Bronx, the
Commissioner says
Populn ton OF Borough OF The Bronx. 1895. 100. 900
Population of Borough OF The Bronx, iscs-Soo.o oo
,nor.... H, ,o,u1,, ,on DURING lac, ion v..,s aoo "a
Totnl ftonrc e % ~ pstIpImrn h In iotoasH OF Inc "'"
Bronx. 1897 ~...,....".. $40
Total force Of patrolmen In Borough OF The ~
bronx iSo' 90
Increas Sc of patrolmen In nine years.. IS
Area OF The bronx. ~ square miles
Number Of miles OF open streets In Borough
OF n n1ohhg ."
ine esLaolIsnnlent "a d nnM Ple.lncI 10
reiieVe the cohgesteu oohai'lohs now eH-
listing in the ~Ihirty-slxth and Thirty
seventh precinc's IF tmpeTa,lve, 'he ON
missioner says. Inc population OF the
lhIty-nth preclnct III 1855 was ABOUT
10000 Inc present populatloh Il eo'ouo,
force was larger IN 1875 nan at ptpSeht.
by reducing the nulnher OF men working
Tor other departments OF the CITY govern
ment on detailed duty over l,Wo nave
been put BACK on post the commissioned
says. Yet the need Tor u large increase ~
imperative very many complaints from
citizens are continually receiVea charging
lack OF proper ponce protection " Is
surprising TO ma IN now many cases these
Complaints are Justiiieu' hot ny iack Oh
energy on the part Oh the men, out by laok
men.
Many posts are one ana TWO miies long
and. the Commissioners says, IL IL easy
70 see mat shre"d CRIMINALS, ny "alchlhe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
DIR. LANE RESIGNS.
Polytechnic Principal to Go to the Jacob
Tome Institute.

DR.. Francis r.. Lane has resigned his place
as principal of the preparatory department
Of the Polytechnic Institute in Brooklyn
to accept the place Of director Of the Jacob
Tome Institute at Port Deposit, Md, at the
opening of the academic year in Septem-
her. DIR. Lane came to Brooklyn from
the High School in Washington, d. c., four
school Joined in a petition urging him to
remain,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
Automobile Agents App oIntcd.

TRENTON, n. j., May L. amuel l. Dickin-
Son. Secretary OF State, announced to-day
the appointment Of four automobile agents.
The four agencies will be located as fol-
lows: Jersey City, Joseph Gallagher
Room 5ll. Fuller building, Montgomery
place; Newark, A. b. Lemassena, Central
Railroad Building. Broad street; Camden
Joseph H. Forsyth, 2ii Market street;
Phillipsburg, Joseph Paulson, Warren
Foundry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02

TIC repUTV CUHVTUVeF WHIT THO IOI1O"HIB
remarks:
IL appears probable that had the regular
legally allowed annual increase OF the force
been made in past years IL would not now he
necessary for me to make this present re-
quest. Why the said increases were not
made is better known to others than TO me,
II objection be made TO an increase OF the
force on account of the necessary increased
expense the answer simply liz that inadequate
police protection will prove far more cx-
penslve in the end than a proper provision
for daily needs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
Injunction Against American Reserve
Bond Co.

Boston. May 1.-The American Reserve
Bond Company, the Kentucky corporation
engaged here In the sale of bonds on partial
payments, was ordered restrained by q
temporary injunction to-day from remove
ing It's property from this State until a hear
ing can be had on the merits OF the plea
by a bondholder for a receiver.
The hea ring will he held next Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
8INDISPENS ABLE TO YOU.
SCHOOLS.

I'M MOST q AISLE s ], S3t II EN- A 70 uNtG
man or young woman enters o busit1e ss
school 1t Is done Wit the view, q pre- s
pairing Thoroughly for business lie \, Inti
G ~ 4 Food business firm A "A gschool, there.
lore, vii al affords proper fnoll!t Ior
the necessary prepnrat ioi1 nnd lW M ~
can and does assist its students IN mag IS,
the demands of Its patrons; e evslen en- &C
that we are doing Il. We give our .recoad
5for5July. During that month aWe :, pl.a os 9
month at the start six 8at $40 a month |;
four Ut sl5 d month; Ave at $50 q month; ;
two at $50 d month one@nt $GS in ls,,t,;
two at $6 q month. During that y 1 t}rrn
which We could mot NIL. These oTere 6,
$50 Ito s75 a. month at the sta IT. Mas Mas
SEY BUs1NEss COLLEGE. &
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LEoAL5NoTIoE.


IN T,rHE CLERKS s. 4 OFFICE or THE
\ CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY.
f OF GOOCHLAND, Y1RGlEIA.-At
Rules, the 9Th day Of August, 1905. B
J. 3, K1rtley
y {4sg VS., as 4aSs KEN stH i4tg 5S5t t4Hf9: tiFI
Alex w. Mas.
IN debt upon an attachments returned
The object Of this suit is to recover OF
the said Mas defenaant there,
~ M III iafh day OF May 1905, and coats, and
sssse e a Asx VI as y
=, st;noohiaid va. adjoining the lands OF
EsSs Sees sns a ss lea "a a he
u uaid n Aiex w. Maas'Ys a non,residept Of
yg,sa and has stats !. o On as fasa
t,,a said Alex w Mas appear within
fifteen days after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect MS MS
'''e MOSES u. aIoNTElRo. clerk,
Rs A. Is. IS -. II. Leake, p q, q
al Copy-Te q: 8g. I. III "A
NOSES ip, AlONTEIRo Clerk,
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
celyed by the undersigned until IL /, Nj
September 3, 1906, for the purchase Of
500, 900 a per cent. bonds OF the town
OF Suffolk, Va, issued for permanent
street impr oyements. under authority
{ OF an act OF the General Assembly Of
Virginia, approved February 10 1906,
3 E. can act to authorize the town Of
H Suffolk to borrow money and Issue n
\ FGS bonds therefor s$ lt tt55.i wv ~ NJ
! Bonds ITO be OF the denomination OF
\ $4,000, to BIO dated July !, 1906, and to
( ina tnre thirty years, after date interest
1. payable semi annually, January LIST and
n July LIST, both principal and interest
payable at the Office OF the Town
Treasurer OF Suffolk, Va
5tl Bids will be received for the entire
Z Issue, or any part thereof, and q GER
!. tiled check for 5 per cent. OF the
amount Of the bid payable to r, s..
4 Boykin, Treasurer, must accompany
each bid. Bids for all or none or all
/, or any part thereof will be received.
Tho right to reject any or all bids is
Further information furnished on re-
Address all bids and communications
= 'As uAus' s'sAs ~ B FERGUSON,
q gft 55 VI j, q, PINNER
Finance Committee, Sufro1 q 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
TRUNKS AND BAGS.

VIE WANT YOU no CALL AT37os, EAST
We have the largest and best line OF
Trunks and Travelling Necessities IN the
City; repairing done. II. ". ROUN-
TREE g. BRO. Trunk and Bag Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
SUMMER RESORTS.
. & Summer Outing, Colo
WaChaDrealj cue l Va.

Natural advantages similar to 4 Cobb's
1sland. The 5 place III for ss excellent SURF
Bathing, A lshing. Shooting Power ana
Sail Boats. Excursions. Hay r. des. Buggy
Modern conveniences, such Il as private
and public this. 1854 square feet three;
tion il ana anins
appeal to the common sense. shirt waist
people. who wish to keep cool during the :.
fssS AZ least / one third 81 the Virginia PEG,
pie who visit the senshore would appre-
oiate the many ADVANTAGES OF VAGINA
Ind Inducements 10 applicants Of five or
Y \ II any doubt as TO the advantages. send
\ d man to investigate, and Il not as rep
funded. " s4g 4 S.
i q n; a - K. II. Ii G.b MEARs
tta 81. * N NJ Fl w chapre a que . Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
j. R L Alum Springs

4 the Mountains Of Virginia. Eleyauon 80 10y
feet Cha lebynte and Alum Water 3unsurpasse,a.
Cuisine excellent. orchestra. COLI Links, Tenn,s.3
II you want your summer outing 70 couns I, ,uI
For illustrated Booklet write Mr.. ROSA F..
YOUNG Proprietor Rockbrtdg 20 Alum SPRING. y.
Va. Take West-bound Y Oh esapeake ana 3on ~
Trains. 4Eysf 4 n 81. {25 SKI Hs3 ii 45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
5]MLISCELL ANEOUS. Il

THE RETA1L5 GRocERs EXCURSION
q t3 to Ocean View takes place toi;morrow.
II Byrd Street stntlon at s a., N ga, Be Be
sure to go with us. Everything m ma
been arranged for your pleasure. q Spe-l
s,8 cialRprlzes; amusements galore; tickets g
II $1.25;R children 375 cents. iistit l63l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-sO SOMETHING en-
" tirely new, and needed BY everyb BODY ],
Il our s., 900 combination policies, covering
& COS ting only Sc per annun each, payable
5 quarterly;fssued by this society only
ii over s30O,o already paid N benefits Is
( exhaustive territory" given Address Ma
II ITO L8ffACCIDENTE SOCIETY,". 32 81!
Il Broadway, New! York. Est b '"is fl, q
years. Ri Isi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
Mountain * cursion
e VIA g. a o, RAILWAY, K HI
Charlottesville,
White Sulphur,
Hot I: Springs,
Eg@s s And intermediate Resorts,
Thursday, August 1 9Th.
6-paYs IN the MountaIns-0

Special train will leave Richmond, VIA
&c, g. o.. Railway, at - noon Ihursd "a !.
August 18th. for ,Charlottesyllle, tao :
stations. Tickets good returning on az
re gular trains until Tuesday, Auguat slst
inclusive. Rates to stations, charlottes-
vile to Alton. Inclusive $3.50; Hasio q
staunton. inclusive, ss'0oi Mount Ell1ots
to Clifton Forge, inclusive. $500. ana
Coyington to Hot Springs and Waite SUI
sphur, Inclusive. 400.
The most attractive excursion Of the
season. Five days In the Virginia tnoun- I
,tains, ~ Y "a iI53
Heaith. pleasure aud reereat Ion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

Z ;5s3 REPAIRS AND RE- p,
1owals including Engines Boilers 81 /, I'M.
AL Ter kind OF work that mace !. NinT
y mond famous In the past. g. B.atORD
.lACO.l Triggn shipYnrd 4 Phone A3O2S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
NATURAL BRIDGE Exc uRsloN VIA
3 G, a. O.. RAlLWAY,
rHuRspAY, AUGUST 18TH.
15f Iti7t' - 7ntINDtTRIR 4i,fi
pa s4'oU HRIDGI

4<f,OO
8s5q{ FIVE DAYS AT "a IL RRlpGE.s
Tickets sold for train leaving Richmond
~ 1920 ' A. M. Thursday, August 18th, in-5
Guiding transfer between station and the
hotel. Good returning on al regular ia
trains not later than TUESDAY, august W
.21st. & 4, u. 3. ~, ,,,a,, !, ~,
natural wonder and charming resort resort, 4
TWO TRAINS TO LYNcHHuRa, VIA
6. a o., JAMES RIVER - NE,
pullman, sleeper TO Lynchburo, Natural
\ bridge station and Clifton Forge. X IA
chesapeake and Ohio train leaving Rich-
rmond at b:16 II. NJ, daily except Sunday,
Via James River Line, carries through
sleeper, to Lynchburg, Natural Bridge
and clifton Forge, arriving Lynchburg
1880 p, NJ. Natural Bridge 7:lo a, Ma
and Clifton Forge Q "A. NJ. Returning,
sleeper Will arrive Richmond $40 a. NJ,
daily except Sunday. Sleeper open for
occupancy at Lynchburg $3.50 r. NJ, All
/ Daily train leaves Richmond for Lynch
burg and Natural Bridge at 1920 a. NJ,
with parlor car, ! s y II IL,
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Pine Beach Hotel P v'., ss.s''

twenty minutes by trolley from Norfolk. VI
Hotel combines every known comfort and CO.. =,
yenience tUnexcelied cuisine And service sa!t
Purest. drinking water. Bathing. Beating. FISH ~
Ing Tennis ouots COLI Fine Grshes t ~ ~
iet lsS b WIZ. c. ROVER AanaSer.%3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

say PARTNERi TAKE 4 9P E, IN g!
yard a see III You Z don't think lime is
what YOU need. Use our Sprlnklll1nnig
IS Lime; sold by peck or ton. y, none #l "
VAU5IIAN' s, 70 West Broad Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

MONTPELIER, N. .FI.-Purely5 as q fad
and not because Of illness or the advice
OF physician.t Miss Ella T. Pea on.
charming young society woman Of En-
ping who has gained an enyiable 3repuIt t.
ftion throughout New England as q paint
err in oils and water colors, sleeps out.
doors the year. round. Her xper ll ,lss.
during the last two years has taug q 1' ''er
\ that It Is really the place TO rest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
EXCURSIONS.
sPEcIAL NOTICE.

To. MoRRoW ia 4 THE DAY OF THE
( Retail Grocers Excursion q = !, ocean D |, g.,
View: train leave Byrd street sIa,, ua
trip; children rs cents: You'll have
the best time ever a Special .prl2esE
special amusements--a big TINE toF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

AfosT CO A1PLsTD STOCK OF AVN
Tents and Flags IN the South o1G !;
prices right. II. n. COPELAND g CO.,
tS.B Jos Mort ~ Ninth Phone 2676. al "a 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

NJ ~. \ S,rr,t,5 POSITION AS GOVERNESS,
cnInpa ion or secretary; re ierences given
and required. Address y Box s. g. !5 O ll'
Sparta, n. C.is3ast5 an "a I'D 15 N. IA !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
DENTISTRY.

=, =, ~ ~
DIR. S a, WOOD AiANAGERs QF
recovered sufflciently to resume prac-
tice and win be pleased to h aa; !, hts
friends and patIenta call at 3Ol East
\ Broad, entrance Third Street, H 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

OVER IA MILLION IN -sHUMATn
,elI)ol1arS Razor; buyer runs no FISK; aI pso
Il lutelyg guaranteed to give satlst ctlon ,'
WA NER DRUG co. f5,i SSayii Il tf3 {ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

OUR SUMMER RATES WILL CON
b ltinue .urltilgAugust 10Th twenty per cent.
Discount allowed and unlimited schol,,
nrsilips issued Catalogue, giving lH ",
artfculars, free. g2 MASSEY BUSINESS
III COLLEG e. VA ~ Jt5} i}i 4 BY Bii Xxx
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FLATS WANTED.

lWANTEp-irEY YOUNG MARRIED
couple fiat Of four or Ave rooms. bath
r reasonable. Good location.TSA Address
I 4 9s7, care Times Dispatch. AZ !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

is Oss1NING. N. Y. That the boy whose
body was found In an old orchard near
this place was the victim OF a band OF
Italians, who. after nbductng him ana
failing to receive d ransom tor his return.
killed him, Is the belief OF the police and
coroner who have charge Of the case. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

BELLEFoNTA1EE, OHIO .-.'No mar /,
is 5 worth a salary OF sloD. 600 s,.i declared
Governor Hanly. OF Indiana ii, a cha,,-.
ftauaua address on the management OF
big insurance companies. a. |35!, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
eHoE REPAlRlNa.

Wr1Y Paw boc. FOR RUBBER HEELS
Of any Old make whe we VII g1ye, ySop
us3h ina name stamped on the leel-for
as 't Cents. We are able to do It, for. we
huv direct from the factory at WI olesale
prices and g!ye you the a bsnefit. R sra
charge double. White Oak Leather
+ Half soles-Men's. Is cents: ladies'. 50
cents. DREW'9 ELECTRIC SHOE
4 FACTORY. No. nc East Main Mall Street ST y;
'Phone 2C67. III w g5 80 fSstf54 2Bstaas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

FOR sRLE-A LARGE GOOD LOO Oh
ing, chestnut sorrel horse; flne for, a
II unteed to be perfectly gentle Address
VI W.. s. COPELAND, care this oftlce 3ty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

POTTsToWN, PA.-Two thousand littie
bells made from the old bell that for 50
many years hung IN the belfry Of ST.
Elias Union Church Newnanstown, and
which was ruined by q fire. are being sold
as souvenirs to raise money Tor a new
church and new bell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

4 NEWLY RK.--'yy While "a doub les ca \ train
on a scenic railway was shooting around
a curve ut terrific speed. Miss Catharlne
lRosebroch, nineteen years old. was thrown
from the second car and dragged two
twice by the same train before It fell.
between the rails to the ground, life
less. 5a II s az
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FOR sALE-TRIGG SHIP YARD EoIJIIP-
ment, consiating OF machinery. y ooi I, 8
ri to B120 III. 8P) electric ceiling fans q 81 I
\ gle and double betting. shaft!ng, ha Y,
Il ers, pulleys, etc, lumber and tre IRE sSoy
cheap Address s.. IN. II MLIN SON
WI Shtp Yards. Richmond. Va W. !. W. lI
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BIZ u u PRINTS, 100 r EET, $500; MADE
BY electricity. 9 North Eleventh street.
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5PoTTsVILLE. PA-Hls mind believed
to have been affected by the intense heat.
Michael Sloan, OF 9Heckscherville, almost
cut the head OF an unknown man who
asked him II It was shot enough for!
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YOUNG MAN 25, DESIRES POSITION
477 as y out side v orr inside salesman; seven
yenrs' experience. Z 3S9, Times Dis
patch. III 8 4 Il & Xxi III
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Help Wanted M ale and Female

FIRsT- CLASS COMBINATION BOOK
keeper and stenographer experienced
Experience, references; salary you re-
now making only experienced persons
need apply; good position with chance
N for advancement Address L $50. care
~ his pa per. 81 TT s5s5 gsHs4H
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a YOUNG LADY POSI-
$Ition as assistant stenographer. Having
,,incsa Without compensation for q short
I nerIod. Address d 43, care this office
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Jg.ANTED-TWt) UP-TO- DATE HusT-
ling travelling statesmen on commission;
expense money advanced: permanent
position to right party TENNESSEE
MEDICINE Co. Knoxville Tenn.