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The Washington times., 1906-12-21
Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.


LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and c ST.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
7 90 a am.-BiueTs Pullman Pasi9T.
"a fe 90 a m.-BufIet. PaTlor. HT. Train.
sss 90 a m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
III % a u--DineT anu Pullman PaTloT Car
100 p.m.-DineF and Pullman ParIOr Car
1900 PIN Royal Limited All PuLmans.
F4-0J D m.-Coaches 10 Philadelphia
800 p.m.-DiueT and Pullman Parior.
800 p-m--Coaches 70 Philadelphia
''ll 30 p.m--Sleepers-
s2S7 p-m.-Slsepsrs-
ATLANTIC CRY. 17:oo. go. fII:oO a. NJ.
~ EVERY Hour on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. a. ", 70 p. n.
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days: 2-57 SEQ $50. 7.c0. 20. 500.
$50 400 90 1000. Il. 90 a. m. 5e.o0 noon.
a. o. 90, 900. 5,03. 5.zo 90 ~, 90. 5-0S,
$50. 600. $50 I0g. s.00 $50. 1900. I0.s5.
- sundays SUI 2:57. zoo. 40. $50. 900. ID 90.
Il 90 a m; Leo - 800 S:So. so. S.So ESQ.
soc, 1000. 1875; y 81 i ~ ~ ? a.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST, 4 y p m.
CTNcISNATI. ST LOUIS. AID LOUIS
VILE. : 90 a. m, '4.05 p m, IL 20 night.
PITTsBURG. 'l;ss ?. m-, $40 p IN. az %
CLEVELAND. SsIo ?. m. COLUMBUS.
WHEELING, 500 a. m. $50 ?. m
WINCHESTER. ISIS an. TAOS. 800 ?. m.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a. m. Il .Oj
noon. 4:45, 500 p. II. Sundays. $50 a. n. and
go d
LJ-RAY and ELRTON. -4-O5 p. N.
FREDERICK. ts;s5. ''s'i5 a. n-s ''i;so,
taos. IS. - .. n.
HAGERsTOWH. fs;s5 a. m. and Is. 90 ?. m.
BOYD ana way points, ISIS, ''s:l5 a. m,
GAITHERsBURG and way points. rs s;s5
ss9.5 a m, +l2.5o, ''I.so. 1880. '5.05.
4S:S5, 1850 ss7.25, s'l0:l5. iII-S0 p m
wAsHINGToN JUNCTION and way
points. 1885, '-9:l5 - m., ''l:so. Is 90
T5 30 p. m
-Daily. Except sunday. ''sundays only.
Reservation Of Sleeping OF Parlor Car
space. rates Of fare. etc, viii be quickly fur,
nished BY TELEPHON at all OF the FOL.
lowing Ticket OfiCss- I4I7 . st, Telephone
Main 1891 6Is PeunsylVania Ave, Telephone
Main 2S7. S;stiUn. New Jersey Ave and c
St Ticket Office. Telephone East 6sT: Infor-
nation Bureau. East 524 no24-tf
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WHITE SOX AND CUBS
MAY MEET IN SPRING

CHICAGO. III. Dec. @-The world 9
baseball series contestants OF last fail
NAV play a series OF games next spring
in New Orleans, provided the arrange
ments can be completed TO- the two
teams to come together when the White
SoX return from their Mexican trip
President Murphy, of the Cubs. said
today that he was willing provided the
arrangement was agreeable 10 Manager
Chance. The Cubs are TO train in Texas
and viii be conveniently located. 1t
Is believed that such a series would be
10 the liking OF owner COmiskey.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

(Schedule in effect November .. 1906
400 + MOLD DOMINION EXPRESS
week davs-stops at principal points in
Virginia Eestibule train. staEdard
coaches. parloT car to Clifton Forge, with
connection for Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman sleepers Clifton Forge to Louis
Vile, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. ST. Louis
and Chicago. Buffet service from Gordons-
Vile
1.9o p. M.-NEw c. & o. LIMITED, Daily.
Fast new vestibuIe train: stops only az
Gordonsville. Charlottesville. Staunton
Clifton FORGE. and Coyiugton. Va: Ron
ceverte and Hinton. W. Va Pullman
sIeepers 10 Lexington. Louisville, Cincin-
natl Indianapolis. St Louis and Chi
eago Dining cars. a la carte service
one night out
nm P. M.-F F. V. LIMITED. Daily
Solid yestibule train. Pullman sleepers to
Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia
Hot Springs week days. Dining cars a
Ia carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 10
Chicago and St Louis and Louisville to
Memphis Nashville, and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offices. 5lg Pennsy lVania ave. COG I4th
St near T: and Sixth Street Station. Tele-
phone, Main $3.50. for Pennsylvania r. r
CAB Service. and Main 1905 for c. & o.
Ticket Office. no24-tf
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CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF
TOURNAMENT AWARDED

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-At the meeting
OF the executive committee Of the Met
ropolitan Golf Association last night the
Nassau Country Club was awarded the
1907 championship tournament OF the
association.
Another matter taken up was the pro-
posed Eastern open championship tour
nament The committee has drafted a
letter which VIII be sent TO the golf as
sociations Of Massachusetts ana fhlIa-
delphia asking their cooperation.
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ct YOUR ad really tell your SOfOr Oe=tak spares aerak"
For SaIe-Suburban.

FOR SALE-C'heaD 20 prompt buyer eozy Ht
tie home, with six acres of rich land. IN Mont
gomery county Nd. close 10 steam and elec
tric cars. near Washington price, $3.50,
your own terms II sold this week Address
BOX 49, Times office. del9-2t
FOR EXCHANGED beautiful home and 10
acres OF ground. on trolley. fine mansion; sta
Bile; tenant house 2-acre lawn with lovely
shade trade for city house and assume small
incumbrance no finer home anywhere Ad-
dress JAPHET, Times Office. del9-tf
422l-OWSER has another property and. need
ing casn. offers his choice home at a sacrifice:
lot SAILS, stable; carriage house, chicken
house FRUIT beautifully located on trolley;
2 miles city, $500. nothing like IL Tor The
money IT'S A SNAP photo at Office. THE
SOCi-E co. Qnci, 621 louisiana ave dei2-tf
FOR SALE-A Christmas present for your
wife and children-Lots IN II. N. Martins 4th
addition 10 Chevy Chase; 500 10 $3Z5: me lot ;
20 II. front. Pretty situation. Good terms
Cali quick II NJ MARTIN.
del3-It-exSu Is4I Pennsylvania ave. nv
ONLY so Fer acre for .. 10. and l5-aere lots
the Great Fails and Old Dominion rail-
road at Spring Hill 20 railes from George
town, miles from Great Fails. low fare.
good soii; buy now. before prices advance;
easy Terms THE HINE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. Vienna. Va. OF Room I09. CO.um-
bian building. dei4-30t
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Money Loaned Salaried People

and others, without security; easy payments:
Offices il 60 principal cities; save yourself
money by getting my terms first. D, II.
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For Lease.

FOR LEASE-The tw0-story brick building,
140q 3 ST NV. containing nearly le,Oe0 fe@t
floor space. Well adapted for manufactuTihs <
oF general business purposes Apply 70
SWARTZELL. RHEEM, HkNSEH CO. 80
r 81 NV or Henry Wells. 1910 @ ST. nv.
9 mn We IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

center OF attraction is the United States
SUPREME Court ~ ~ session: The gu tfe
ops the crowd Of young women IN y the
ROOM. and huddles them into two Egrotps
on either side OF a.place which rs PAL
titond with two red plush cords across y,
the Supreme Court afterIthey have Ap,utlt
across aer snf't & ot thsr t ssats
looking old gentlemen file past, within
the little red plush lane, and disappear.
1.-THE crowd goes Inside. Everybody Is
standing until 4 the Justices take their
seats! 4 look is taken /. FOL. a while and
the Impression OF 2repose, quictude, peace
and something profoundly sacred is .nll
about the Iiace and N every face from 70
pages who stand behind the chairs of the.
venerable whito-haircd judo to the po-3
lite old negro doGrk eeper NJ the. ollt sides
R r. s1upg n f RSH Til tSe
Justices In their seats, tho Same atmos-
phere OF pclce md quiet and something
like sanctltyais there.
Seats all around the wall of tho court
room are occupied by visitors. VI Perhaps
not more than three or four persons are
inside of the circular railing IN front Of
the row Of seats where sit tho nine black
robed white-haired justices. 1t Is the
place reserved for the lawyers. 58 a lawyer
is standing In frontyof the row Of solemn
judges very earnestly asking. theirsatten-3
ton to various RtlllnRSr y.ntIB1It EGf5EE 81
The nine Judges; /, rial's attt-
8tention. Al the right end OK tho row
OF Judges is Associate Justice ,Wllllam X.
Day, OF Ohio, who, was appointed three h,,s
years ago by President Roosevelt, JUS
itice Day is the last member n,ppointetu
and Is the youngest member or the, co G,l,
but, looking at him in the subdued light
Of the court room, his rigid tenance,
inscrutable. emotionless. looks ms !, old a, as
sociate Justice Joseph McKenna,I Of call,
by President MCKINLEY. In that dim,
most as Old lis Justice Day.fHas though
he too, had been cmbalmcd md was kin
TO Ptocny II T. or Tvs, The robes OF these
Two conceal slender figures. The third IN
the row is Justice Edward Douglass
White, Of Louisiana, appointed about
t Welvc years, ago by President Cleveland
Justice Whites eyes are fast closed.
aud hts large head and expansive features
appear to he In perfect reposc, leaning
against the hack or his chair TO his
rirht Sis Justice David Josiah Brewer.
Of Kansas, a nephew Of stephen J. Field
who was also once Il member OF TINS
court. Justice Brewer was appointed by
President Harrison seventeen years ago;
his features are large and thn hesh
Irregular and loose under the SKIN. lie
does not appear to see the lawyer VINO IS
earnestly addressing the COURT ~ tne
middle or tho row Is the chief Justlca OF
tho United States Supreme Court the
smallest man Of the court, Melville w.
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~AJSF~GALE.yt

CLEVELAND in 1888; is in years the 8old es'38S
member Of the court, being seventy $
lures: long white hair and along droor,.SSs
ing white mustache set off clear-c1hise Us,
features. The Chief Justice. Is turningstl h I
h ns' apparently does not know about TIE h 4
court. 4, ~ Il u I, i, !, N
Harlan rs fine a picture of. rugged heailil 1
and stnlwart manhood in old age as may may.
he found world 8
seems to be quietly enjoying n,nisell !; -
t theNs stars 81 fell. Another comey present,
the flesh vel i an Sc oss
Brown II Michigan. His face Is smooth
except for wrinkles, which are rosy ~ ,s5
brow and demeanor are y,
| pressed blythe earnest lawyer ~ lilo ais
addressing the court ustice Brown = was i
appointed by y, PRESIDENT 'tiarstS ra ISL
In tho next seat Is an nppolntee OF Pres
ident Cleveland eleven years ago; {,
W WnIs his a.ouline nose, his peculiar an
gulnr features, white hair a5and nous
thache, looks like a French savant,sl. His 4!
eyes are keen ana bFEt nf who
is earnestly addressing the court the
extreme left Of the row Is Assoclat a Jusss
tlCG1 Oliver NNCHO ltlc SoilfFSphl
the author OF the "Autocrnt of the. BrealS--
fast Table, President "a Roosevelt WIS
tulnted by lawyers everywh mere
when he plucked Justice Holmes from
the Massachusetts supreme bench.S ! us
tice Holmes has a kindly, handsome face
an intellectual brow, and eyes which seem
not Il : particle lit with interest many
thing said by the lawyer who Is earnestly
addressing the court. Ss
a young girl turns to her companion
and whispers: u III a,.3s III
s"Oh! ITlove to be In here! Don't they
look sweet? The dear old mon! And II
that dear old fellow asleep lie 10. looks so 50 4
con, fortable!"4s b 4s 55s f$ IA
DIT trust he is resting we'll" said her her
companion, q, . lssS 4y 3l5
this point Justice White Opened his
eyes and leaned forward, Looking direct
nv at tho lawyer, who was earnest lyl adj
dressing the court, he Interrupted him
with sharp, but long and complicated
question. An lndlstingushable murmurs1n%
response came. Then Justice Brown, down f
the row, shot out a question. A. briet
pause with u humble by the earnest 4
lawyer, when Justice Peckhnm pecked
at him with a keen query. Justice Har-
Ian grnntcd. Justices Holmes and Pcci-,
ham turned to each other, and booth
seemed to be talking at once with NIL tho \
animation Of boys discussing q baseball
game. Justice Day and NIcl<enna We're
actually observed batting their eyes. Thu
whole court seemed TO wake up and denis +
onstrnte that they knew all the time OF
tho presence OF tho solitary lawyer, who
had been earnestly addressing the court.
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Railroad rate legislation continues to
hold first place In the United States
senate. There are three or four more
general speeches., to be made on the BILL
and when the last one Of them shall
have been heard, IL not before. there VIII
be an agreement upon time Tor taklns
the final vote. ThlsHis expected 70 pc
snbout May 10TH
So far. official notice has been given
OF !. only two more speeches. TheytSW1'l
be made by Senator Clarke, OF ARKANSAS.
who will speak to-day, ana by se .l' ~
Daniel who will be heard Tuesday. It
(s nossible that Senators Rayner ana
FRAZIER and even others also. Will desire
TO he heard, so that q considerable por-s
&tion of the present week VIII pc deVoteu
to general discussion :,
nv common consent, several days Will
be consumed in considering ameniments
under the rule limiting speeches 70 zen
minutes. The Intention is to give a week
to consideration of the bill un l,it llla'
rule. and as this consideration Will neces-
sanity be postponed until the close OF
the general debate. the effect may 90
10 delay the final vote. but not for more
than few days at most.
Senator Tillman's intention IS 70 ask
for unanimous consent to vote on a DAY
10 be named and then If this is secured.
to allow the Senate to decide Tor llSeil
how much time It viii devote to amend \
mcnts. So far about seventy amcnu-
mcnts have been suggested. but It IS
not expected that a. great many OF them
will lie seriously considered. Attention
Will be concentrated largely upon the
court review question. Senator'S gen-
orally say that some kind of review pro-
vision is probable, but predictions as TO
which OF them Will be chosen range aall
the way from Senator Longs to Senator
Foraker's suggestion. It is claimed that
there will he q solid Republican vote
against Senator Bailey's non-suspcnsion
provision.
Week in the House.
In the National House OF Representa-
tlves to-day Will be given to the passage
of bills under suspension Of the rules.
It is not unlikely that suspensions may
la recessed" into Tuesday in order that
minor matters may be cleared up. One
OF the efforts to-day will be by the COM
.mittee on migration to give the recently
reported migration bill a right OF way"
over all but appropriation bills.
Tho agricultural bill will be taken 3up
Tuesday, and 1t is estimated that two
days will be consumed in reading and
perfecting its sections The naval APP
preparation bill Is In waiting, and the
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(. NAVAL STORES MARKET. !
Turpentine Half Cent Lower.
Good Demand for Resins.
Especial 10 The Tlincs-Dispatch.)

SAVANNAH. GA, April g9.-Thc sa-
yannah naval stores market for the week
ending Saturday finds spirits of turpcn-
4 inc one half cent lower THANH 1t was one
week ago. the market having closed urn
nj GI cents, with sales of 49, casks Tor
the day, and, u good demand now exists
at Ga cents Although spirits OF turpen-s
tine for the last few weeks has mad y
declining tendency, It holds remarkably
well against previous years. spirits being
quoted this day last year at 81 cents,
April is almost ovcr--but one more traa-
Ing day--and the lowest point reached tor
tho month has been 81 cents A. TINS ms
price there has been active traqlhS tnG
week through, and the receipts have az
been eagerly taken by the buyers.
Resins for the past week up 70 ye:ste e!a
day has again seen good demand. Ine,o
was some small advances OF ana ~
cents on some grades but the marker
opencd this morning steady without salss
and closed, nothing doing,' at the last
nrices quoted. the demand seeming 70
have suddenly vanished for the time PC,
Ing, and on the next sale some snlith
decline is probable.
The following are the official figures or
receipts and Shipments:
1906. 1903.
tRecelpts. Spirits. Resin. Spirits, Rosln.
Week 1854 $50 2,s9S G.5I!
NINTH ,..1llo6 2s,SS4 S5l2 22,2Gl
"fScason same as month";
Shipments. Spirits. Rosin. Spirits. Rosil;
S Nionth ,:,,,. S,ai s5oSs 1880 soiss
" season same as month";
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Will DEVELOP THE
BRIDGE ] |. ]. |. PROPERTY 'E:.||.
Wonder Will Be Made Great Re-
sort for Pleasure
Seekers.
Especial 10 The rlmcs- Dlspatch.)

Especial to The rimcs- Dlspatch)
h LYNCHBURG, VA, April 2o.-1t Is un-
dern,ood here, and q the Information Is
believed to he reliable, that the recent
sale OF the hotel property at the Natural
Bridge, and the bridge tract Itself, TO
q syndicate headed by Mr.. G. n. Pax
ton, the lessor of the hotel at the bridge,
and Mr.. j. s. Il. Spencer, of Williams
burg, means that the wonder Is to be
developed with an idea Of making It q
great resort for pleasure seekers.
It is reported here that n modern hotel.
with capacity for a large number Of
guests, is to be erected near the Natural
Bridge, and that a sanntorium Is to 10
erected and maintained on another por-
& tion OF the vast estate.
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SISTER OF MUENTER
HISTORICAL At NEWS
Y (2r hss,riatcfl Ercssl n

(By Associated Prcss4l Stst?]f
II CAMBRIDGE. MASS. April 2a,-Erich
Muentcr. the Harvard instructor In Ger
man. who is wanted by the Cambridge
police In connection with the recent
mysterious death of his wife, visited his
shortly after lie left Chicago, April 1tli
MISS Bertha Muentcr, u sister OF tho
instructor, arrived In Cambridge fre.n
Chicago to-day and went :dlrectl9 70 the
Nucnter home in oxford Street. o]ice
inspectors Informed Miss Muentsr OF inc
charge of murder preferred against il'r
lystcrcal. She was taken 10 the lone
OF ncighbor.
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THINGS THAT THE WORLD
WILL BE DOING. THIS WEEK
Daniel TO Speak on RatesSenate to Agree on lime for
Vote--Crsis in Coal Situation-Olympic
Games at Athens.
Games at Athens.

plan now is to call 1t up the moment the
agricultural bill Is out of 2the wSy.
Claims have the right Of way Friday, so
that at best but Thursday and Friday
can be given to the naval bill. A week
in addition to these two days will be
occupied on this measure. The sundry
civil bill will then be in readiness.
liz lt @5{
Troubles in France.
The gravity OF the labor situation in
France will be determined by the events
OF Tuesday Of this week. May Ma :, Day. The
saringent military and police forces
promise to minimize disorders
Coal Situation.
Interest in the coal mining Industry
centers in the convention Of miners, to
be held in Scranton Thursday. President
MITCHELL of the United Mine Workers,
having received the reply Of the opera
tors denying his last request for an In
crease in wages will call a meeting OF
the subscale committee, who, 1t Is OK
pected will in turn report to the con-
vention. The question of a strike Will
then be decided.
Sports.
The Olympic games at Athens will con-.
tnue this week. The success of the.
American contestants has been remark
able. and wins for them hearty congratu-
lations.
The championship court tennis tourna-5
nnent of England, which will begin In
London at the Queens Club .to-day, will
have as one of Its contestants jay
Could son of George j., Could. who on
April 18th won the American court ten
MS championship by defeating Charles
f. Sands. Joshua Crane, Jr., of, Boston.
Is also entered, and will play In the
doubles as partner Of Jay Gould. 4
af III .lssEslS .s4I.t. s4 s.B5t,Hs
Other Events of Week.
The national convention of cotton plant,
crs and spinners, to be held In Washing
ton, d. c., on May list, will. be attended
by the commission appointed blythe city
Of Manchester, England, to investigate
the me hods used In this country. III
4 The Amalgnmated Association OF Iron
Steel and Tin Workers will hold its an
nual convention in Cincinnati, Ohio, con
May LIST, to discuss the wage scale and
the |unionzing of Eastern plants. 4
The Cincinnati May Musical Festival
will be held May LIST to 9th. Sir Edward
Egnr. the choral composer OF London
will conduct two Of his own compost
tons, "The Dream of Gerontluss" AMI
"The Apostles" Many prominent sing
ers and, large chorus Will take part II
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.GAPON TESTED,
FOUND WANTING
Story Tends to Confirm Report
That Priest Has Been
Assassinated.
f~ul:c...As,,,
By Associated press.)

4 ST. rETltRsBJ1tG, April 2o.--T '1u
Novoe yren,yn to-day prints circuin-
stantIal slory which tends to confirmst lac,
reports That rather dnppn has .bccM fnl'
sasHlnatcd fbyn revolutlonist O. Rather
Gnpon ID represented as having .ctteref1
into relations with u group Of tho lag ht~.
1ns orEanIzntion'' Of the terrorlsts, and
in order to test his loyalty one OF the
leaders, m engineer named 1authenbcrg.
,lndcr the alias of Martini, offered to
betray the. secrets Of tho orsanizat'o y,
70 the government. Gnpon, according TO
the story, took the bait.
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Brief Items from Everywhere.

I s I. .s
form movement started by Mayor George
w, Guthrie against social evils. AS n re-
suit of the Guthrie crusade. several men
chance chan Of going to tic peniton,ary ,nnd
they are vlsibly worried
LEyVI1S, DEL.-Physiclans OF I.ewes
and Throughout Sussex county gre on q
strike against examining lunacy patients,
White, is running anuck, and attacked
his old mother with an axe, but .phys-
clans refuse TO examine and commit nm,
because the Levy Court has reduced their
Insanity fees from 81 to 500
b, spearin. who lives nj Grows Nsst N
i n9eHdo 4 hat had bitten i NO q hls
scotch terriers for half an hour before I,
the dog finally eluded him by darling
into clump of woods.
|NtDANBURY, 9CONN.-Accused Of dclib-
erntciy killing her eight-month s-od son,
Land bemoaning the fate that permitted
hHf 70 live IN spite Of !, sar nv mahna
slrl' Wife Of c.,Henry sMugersuppe. hall
maker, Is under arrest here,
She hats ha she ksd r rosc d ne
cause she could not keep the enid from
crying led to the tragedy,
ALBANY. ~ Y.-l.awyers or other
agents hired by corporations to pass or
kil3bills in the Closing week Of the SEES.
names and the nature Of their business
iii the office of the. Secretary q state
and To make cath DIS to the amounts or
money they have received:
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In April she said joyously that l.olt.
would be able to walk perfectly.
Tho child was brought back TO thts
country In November. 1901 and it ap
pears now Is so far from being cured
that after all these months she is still
IN hospital. "
The whole surgical world has been3in-
zterested in the case, 1t must be ndlfd
that Lorenz himself Is always doubtful
of the result Of the operation when tho
atient Is eight years old, GEae
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(specIal 10 The rlmcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) afs
SANTA & MONICA, CAL, April EFF
the invention OF Theodore Rapp is a sue
cess he will within few weeks be able
TO harness waves and convert into tract
able energy the mighty power that Is
hourly going to waste. For two years
Rapp has been working to perfect his
device which Is soon to receive Its final
test, and which the inventor believes Will
revolutionize the world. Igf @
The feature about which Rapp's wave
motor patents center is O. clever friction
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[ recInrOca

clutch, intended to convert reciprocal
motion into rotary motion.
The wave motor consists Of a series OF
Russia iron floats or buoys. 70 the top
OF each a rod Is attached, having nlever
at its upper end This lever by means
OF the friction clutch Is expected to
transmit the reciprocal motion of the.
floats and the piston rods by means OF a
geared counter shaft to- a main shaft.
Each float operates Independently OF the
other and all together are designed to
carry their converted power to the line.
ohaft ltti4tt.
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BRYAN AODREssE
JERUSALEM AUDIENCE
(By Associated 11ress.)

~ - (By0 AsSOCiAtcd Press.) ~
5 JERUSALEM, April 29.-William ].
Bryan who Is visiting Jerusalem in tho
course or his tour of the world, on sat
'urday addressed q special meeting held IN
the tabernacle BY the Christian Mission
airy Alliance. He spoke for seventy min
utes on the Life OF Christ and Els
.Tcactings." and expressed astonishment
ut THE small proportion of Christians in
America and Europe visiting Bible-land.