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EXCURSIONS.

Cool river breezes always blow at Mar
shall Hail. and the shade and spacious porcaes Of
the mansion afford ample protection from the warm
rays q the sun. There are other attractions 70
make pleasant outing SchroedoT's Band wil be
heard in concert, both on the boat and grounds.
Table d'hote dinner is served during the day, aud
meals a Ia carte during the day and evening.
Harmless amusemests Of all kinds are 10 be found
on all parts Of the grounds. The steamer Charles
Manchester viii leave at 10 a. N. and 2:30 and go
p. N. daily.
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HOUSES FOR SALE Or RENT.

FOR SALE OK RENT-IN ANACosTIA, NEW
6-room brick; BATH hot-water heat cellar. porches
side lights, large yard: Is minutes 10 Navy Yard
Owner. 50 Harrison 81. Ansc0stia. anti
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AUTOMOBILES,

FIRsT-CLAsS LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAR;
ouly used short time; viii sell veTy reasonable
Address BOX lsl Herald oaice aus-tf
FOR SALE-OLDSSiOBILE RUNABOUT. GOOD
condition; price low; vii demonstrate. Can be
seen at 9l3 9Th NV. Su27t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

Just RECEIVED-YoUNG PARROTS AND
canaries. goldhshes. monkeys. trained goats. rsS-
bits. guinea pigs dogs. cats. and best Flea Flee
nv. iyli-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

SALOON; DOWNTOWN; DAILY RECEIPTS. SIS
great bargain, easy terms: price. 1880
VERY CHEAP-GROCERY, CONFECTIONERY
and Ice Cream Store. Price $780, D. C. RTTsT
NESS BROKERS' CIT lith ST. iv3S-tg
FOR SALE-GROCERY STORE. on 9Th 81
NV: rent. $3.50; price, SI75 p.tC. RTTsTNEsS
BROKERS', 6l7 18th ST NV au7-2,
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STORES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-COR. STORE AND DWELLING.
with ;wo-story brick stable Ne cor. Of 81 and r
NV; ideal location Tor business. unusually large
stoTcroom and rooms and bath: perfect condition
VERY low rent considering the location only So
aust SHANNON < LUCHS. 7e4 18th 81 nv
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - WHITE GIRL TO ASSIST IN
housework; small family; good home. Mrs. ARM
STRONG, Clarendon, Va AUST
WANTED-YOUNG LADY; MUST UNDER
stand typewriting and commercial branches: best
references required fair salary: pleasant surround
ings. Address BOX l32, Herald Office au65t
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY .. 1901.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS.
GoinS-s.5 and no a. n. 80. $40. rs. and
9a5 p U.
Returnins-s5O a, n. I,g, 90, 600. so, and
1898 D q.
SATURDAYS.
Gaas-s-5 and nas 4 n. "a $40. $50. "a.
and s5 .. n
ReturniHg-s.sO a. n. Eas. 20. So. SO. So.
and Dl9 ,.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GoiDs-s.5 and u9s a. n. 30, so. 90. I.A,
and SIS p N.
Retunias-7Sa a. n. I:s. Die. SO. $50. s.S.
and 1850 p a.
Going all trains leave District Line Station.
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager.
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= 90 >. "a.
ANNAPOLIS. weekdays 500 a. n. l205 neon.
s:i5 500 D. a Sundays, . - a. n, = J. n
"kNEKY HOUR o. TIE HOUR
weekdays, 90 a. N. 10 go y. m.j
10 BALTIMORE.
Isl f5:9) f6.0. 100, 7 -. 80 SO, 3D. fs55,
10 90 'll00 a. N, 1890 noon. 1906 100, SIS,
iZa0, 800 SO 49, a. co, las, 5aJ p %, -,
l01g, 80, i -. -s1o. $40. -Iy10 'D@o. 'H-s,
IL $ D. N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 a. m, ~, SO 2. n.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
$40 2. n, ! % p. m, 'lZ.t1 night
PirTSBURG, 'sla .. IL. IL. $40 ,. n. I'm
night.
CLEVELAND, I'D .. 4.
COLUMBUS, so y. n
WHEELING, s9:l0 a. M, 80 2. %.
WINCHESTER '9.Io O. m f4.b Is 90 D. N
FREDERICK az. t9Ie. ssal5 a. m. s. 20. 1aS1,
53.
HAGERsTOWN. 1913 4. n, f5S 20 p. n
'Daily. tExcept SUNDAY SUNDAY only.
RESERVATION Of SeCplug on FarlOF Car space, rates
q fare. &c. vii be quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE at 2ll Of the following ilckcJ Ofces. III Y
ct. NV. Telephone Main l59l. 6ls PennsylTaRia
Ave, Telephone Main rs. Station, New Jersey Aye.
and G st.-Ticket Once, Telephone East 81 Inzor-
mstion Bureau. East l2i.
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PERSONAL.

YOU WONDER HOW THE BRAVE AND RASH
ever did t. We are very liberal with cash fer
mems discarded wearing apparel. hats shirts, shoes
VIII call any minute JUSTH S GID STAND
6l9 d.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; ladies' gents; send postal viii cali
L. TARSHES. 1893 Eth st. NV Phone North 400
SupeFfsuOus Hair, Warts, A1oles,
BrthmaTks. blackheads and all facial blemishcs
permanently removed by electroiysis Lady operator
Room G. Metzerott Bldg no i St NV. au5-S0t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
en- sALF AT GFYFR.s

FOR SAIL AT GE1EH'S
HARNESS AND TRUNK SHOP.
Nineteenth ard II streets northwest south Il the
Avenue. Market, Laundry and Dayton wagons
lump seats and suTeys SO up; also several sets Of
light and heavy harness and wagon wheels; cheap
for cash trunks ard haruess repaired great bargain
IN trgnk straps. sc up. Phone ~ 49, IL iy3otf
4 PIANO FOR Y0U-FREE!
We viii loan good square piano free for six
months 10 any ole who vii pay cost of moving u
Why not give your children musical educatlCuy
Call or phone u. IE
F. G. Smith Piano Company,
I225 Pa. Ave Phone n ~
FOR SALE-HERE's YOUR CHANCE TO PfCK
up bargain II a slightly used upright piano
Choice Of number Of high grade makes, suck as
Steinway, knabe Stief. Nose, Hardman Fischer
Gaoler &c. at $780, SIS Sl5O sl75 $780, $50. SZ75
$50. ks25. snd $50 Make your selection now Easy
payments accepted. 0, j. DeMOLL x CO., High
made Planes 1851 @ ST.
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LOIS FOR SALE.
WALL PAPER.

AS WE ARE LARGELY OyERsTOCkED IL
Val paper Of all descriptions. We VIII sell Il at
low sacrifice price. Give Is call +. G. NOLTE,
81 uth 81. nv 1Yls-eodtf
ROOMS PAPERED, 3 UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs; painting Ii
PKEUX. 1901 9th st. Phone y sislm- ASST
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-sUM8ER BOARDERs; SUMMER
rates; nome comforts; shade. good table: near
steam and electric caES MRS. DE MORGAN. Cen
tral ave, BaHyu. Nd sultf
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FOUND

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHEK.
bet, 70c and SOC PEI gal; large bricks 10 a box,
&c. Do not Judge cur ice cream by the price. Try
it and you viii buy IT. Phone NJ. 933 GU New
York ave nw- 5ySu
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Assignments Of cadet graduates Of Military Academy
as second leutenants Announced as follows
Corps q Engineers-Sec0nd LieutS Stcese. Alex
ander Holabird O'C0nnor Watkins. Humphrey.
Park and sultan Field Artilery-Second LieUts.
Pritchett First Battery ID StaEer. Flrsg, Bat
terry F; Cru5e Third Battery 7 Marley First.
Rsttcry c; Potter. Fifth Battery d. and Pfrii,
Fifth, Battery Il. Coast Artillery CoTps-Second
Lieuts S0meTs. Coles Rose, Thorpe, Rogers.
Harris Murray Bartlett Shcdd G8llogly PCr-
ter. Greene, Glasstam. Rutherford. Horton. Ar
thur Keller and Booth Cavalry ANN ats0f,
First: Bane. Fourteenth; Robins. Twelfth; Geary.
Twelfth; Wagner. Third: Coleman. Futheenth
Piers0n, Fourteenth; Chandler Fifteenth; Han
son, Fifth; Kimbali. EleTenth; Boone Second
Moose Fifteenth Rogers Eleventh; Snyder. Sec
-und; Christy. Fifth: Doak Fifth Lcunsbury,
First: Hand. Fifteenth; WadsWuTth. Fifteenth
Collins. Eighth; Greer. Fourth; McChOrd, First
Henry, Eighth; Patteu. Thirteenth; Wilder.
Fourth. Cheney, Fourth. Infantry Amidst
man. Twenty-eighth: Drain Twenty eighth; Daw-
son. Tweuty-ninth Chiffon, Twentieth. Howard,
Eighth: Morrison, Seventh; AlcIachlan, -Four
teenth; Rice, seventh; Lott, Seventeenth; Pal
mar Eleventh; Fairs, Thirteenth; Alaish,
Twelfth; McCaughcy. Twentieth: Householder.
TWcnty-sixth Taylor seventh SanLschi FL
tenth; Canoe. Tweaty-eighth; Rice, Fourteenth
Mcneil Fourteenth; Castle, Twenty-uinth; Wy
man, Seventeenth; Teal. TWenty-siUh; Lang.
Twenty-third Everett, Tweutyeishth; Arnold.
Twenty -uinth; Wheeler, Fourth; DALEY, Twen-
tieth YOunt TWeuty-seventh Grafton, Third
Rockwell. Third; Seibie, Fourth jenkins, Ninth
White. Fifth: Guteusohu. Nineteenth; James.
Twenty-eighth; Percy Alexander. Ninth; Suli-
van Eighteenth Garrison TEenty-siXth; SEQ
field Filst Hayden. Eleventh; Butler, Thirtieth
Lewis Twenty fifth. Laued, Fifth; Gillespie.
Third; Laubach. Nineteenth; Harrison, Twenty
fifth DuscnbUry. Twenty fourth; Spencer. First
Martin, Fourth Miller. fifteenth; Hill, Twenty
second and AIorrissey, Twenty fifth.
Resignation Of Second Lieut.. CHARLES A. Nc
CORMICK Philippine Scouts. accepted.
Mai. SAMUEL REBER. from General STAFF Corps
20 Philippines Division Chief signal officer.
Capt. RALPH 5. PORTER and First Lieut. VII
LIAM A DUNCAN. assistant surgeons. from
Manila TO San Francisco.
Following captains assistant surgeons. from posts
designated 10 Manila. SANFORD II. WAD-
HAMS Fort Slocum; ERNEST L. RUFFNER,
Columbus Barracks; EUGENE z. WHITM0RE,
Fort Riley; PAUL ). HALLORAN. Fort Leav-
enworth: LLOYD lie r. KREBS. Fort Hancock
JAMES N. PHALEN. Fort Logan H. Roots
and CHARLES C. BILLINGSLEA. Fort Myer.
Mai J. F. REYNOLDS lands, Capt JOHN Z.
RYAN. and First Lieut. ALBERT ]. WOUDE,
Sixth Cavalry 10 join regiment
Capt. CHARLES B. CLARK. Fourteenth Infantry,
from Fort Niagara 10 Fort Sheridan.
Gel. GEORGE S GRIMES. Third Field ARTILLERY,
10 join regiment at Fort Sam Houston.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1919 C ST. NV; RENO
Tated throughout, spacious new elevator; steam
heat: une1celed lanitcr seyriee; excellent Office
rooms on fourth fooT. VISIT
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BICYCLES,

JONES SOLID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIRES
Viii end Jour tire trouble: wear to : years w.
ranted not to loosen come OF: only g %. applied
01--oA 81 jyl3Ht.s.m.tuN
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS: SLIGHTLY
used; cheap. At HAZLEToN's, a2Sia Ioth 81.
n". says-u
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INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED

MOTHS. REACHES. ANTS, BEDBUGs. AND
OTHER INSECTS EXTEEMINAIED under con
tract. CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates ami
advice gratis p years practical experience: 10
charge made Until insects are fully e1terminated.
Address WENDAL Il. CLUTE,
Insect Specialist,
5i7 II st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
myll-9lt
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IRVING WILLIAMSON. Solicitor.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
% Columbia. sarah a. Stearns vs.. The Unknown
Heirs or Deyisees Of Mathew Collins Equity No.
slls Docket 69The object Of this suit IS estab-
lsh title in the complainant by adverse possession
70 part Of lot in square Isl. Washington. .. C..
described in the bil. On motion Of complainant,
by Irving Williamson. her solicitor. i is this sth
day Of august 1851, ordered that the unknown hsirs
or deyisees q Mathew Collins cause their appearances
10 be entered herein the first rule day occurring
after the expiration Of three months from this date
otherwise this cause VII he proceeded with as in
case Of default. Provided a copy OF this order be
Published once a week for three successive weeks
during the first month and twice q month for the
balance Of the TINE in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington herald. JOB BARNARD,
Justice. A true cory-Test; (ssal) J. r. YOUNG
Clerk. By +. T. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
au7 4. p SEA ls .cc9 l5
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of5 columbia, holding an Equity Court Harry Z.
HuGdleSon rs TIE Unknown Heirs Devisees, aad
Alenees Of James SoEneUille. and the UnknOEu
Heirs. DeEisees and Ahenees q Washington BeEie.
Equity, No SI96.-UTdfT Of publication: The object
q this suit IS 70 declare the title q complainant
70 the real estate situate in the Gy Of Washington
District Of Columbia, knOEn as lot &C" n Samas
C. Wroe and Everett Wroe's Subdivision az lots ir
square T. Gs sad subdivision is recorded IN the Of
fee Of the surveyor for the District Of Columbia In
book Il, page A. 10 be good IN fee simple oy rea
son o. adverse possession, and 10 declare the titlg
Of complainant to se coed Of record ard 70 per
petUally eujom the defendants from asserting any
title 20 said real estate. on motion Of the com
plaInant. It is, hy the couTJ this q day Of July
A. y. 1881 ordered that the defendants aboy,
named cause their appearance 10 be entered heTeir
en- or before the first rule day occurring ate. Tie
expiration of three months from this date: ether
wise this cause shall be proceeded WITH as in cas-
Or default This order shall be published twice
moush IN the months Of July. August. and Septem
Der 1907. in tie Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Herald. WRIGHT Justice. A true
copy-Tesi: tseaLl J. K YOUNG. CLERK By
WIS. F. LEMON. Assistant Clerk. Complainant
Solicitor, ]. LEWIS SMITH. E3.l0.au7.A.se3lO
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Conditions for hearing the splendid
music Of the Marine bandsnen are practically ideal
at Chevy Chase Lake The section Of the band ar
riVos early in the evening and soCn the hundreds
o. comfortable seats about the band stand are
crowded. Special programmes are rendered Sunday
evening. but other nights programmes are ter
minated az O'Clock. when dancing starts No
admission fee IS charged az the pavilion. and tho
spacious well-kept floor affords pleasure 20 hun
dreds nightly. Situated nearby is the moving pic
ture theater the bowling alley, and the many other
amusemeuts New visitors 10 the resort never fail
u cl-nnant on the heamtv Of the illmmira lions.
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TALKING MACHINES,
MARCEL WAVING.

MISS n. J. BOYD, EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hslTdTesser shampooing manicuring. ehirsp-
ody facial and scalp treatment. Work done at
hotels and Tesidences Phone Main S5S sll G
St ava 1e4-u
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MOVEMENTS OF YEssELs-The following NOV,

OF YESSELs-Thc following move
mtnts Of vessels have been reported 10 the Blu
reau Of Navigation:
Arrivcd-August 8 Brutus. at Navy Yard. New
York. Yankton, at Rockland; Milwaukee. at
Acajutla August 6, Tennessee and Washington,
At Tcmpkinsville.
SailCd-Auglst s. Severn, from Annapolis for
cruise; Prairie, from Hampton Roads for New
haven; Absrenda, from Hampton Roads for
Bradford; Milwaukee, from Acaiutla fer Punta
Arenas Costa Rica August 9, Lebanon, from
Lambert Point for wrecS Illinois, from Boston
FIR North River
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COLLECTORS,

RENTS. GOVERNMU-NP CLAIMS ACCOUNTS.
and ali financial obligatJns collected or adjusted
privately. UNITED STATES COLLECTION BU-
REAU. Room s. Warder Bldg. % 9Th 81. nv
au6-3Ot
Law AND COLLECTIONS-WE DO GENERAL
collecting; claims Of ali kinds; no charge unless
successful. FULLER AGENCY. III 18th 81
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WANTED-YOUNG WHITE MAN TO WORK II
lunch room. at once; steady Job. FORD a
GRAHAM 69 18th 81 nw au7s
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GROCER BOY
lcoloredl. with wheel Apply l.2 18th s.. nw.
YOUNG MAN. Il OR IS. IN MEMS FURNISH
ug store opportunity TO learn business. 1916
llth NV AUST
WANTED ACCUSTOMED TO
building forms. New Pullman Stcrehouse. Ed
WARD BRADY 4 SON au62t
WANTED-CASHIER; PLEASE BRING REFER
ences. Apply at RALEIGH HOTEL AUST
CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER EXAMINATIONS
this fall. Prepare nov at TIE DRILLERY. II0
y l. ave au2f. ; tu.W I5t
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Strangers in Washington will find de-
sirabie rooming and boarding houses ad,
veVtised in The Herald
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There is ozone in the air at Chesapeake
Beach, and the weary dweller-in-toNn finds the de-
fgatful brcezes that continually blow az this re-
sort not only delightful, bu. invigorating
Those Wh3 have visited the beach this season
have found that It is cool when no other place Is.
Aside from the excellent grabbing and fishing TO
be found here. there are many otner amusements
that make the day pass without WEAKNESS. and, at
the same time. with comfort. as the sumner sea
advances the crowds increasing IN size daily
and the scene on the beach in the afternoons pre-
sents a panorama q color that reminds the visitor
Of some fashionable resort farther up the Atlantic
coast. E~oellent passenger service both daily and
Sunday have done much to maintain the popularity
Of Chesapeake Beach
Decidedly the most delightful, interest
ing and convenient means OF transportation from
this city to the jamestown Exposition is afforded
by the magnificent steamers Of the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company They sail daily
at s a. m. reaching the fair before nightial or
may utilize the night for travel leaving the city
az $50 D. H. and reaching Norfolk early in the
morning. Passengers on both b1ats landed al
the exposition pier, obyating the delay, incou-
yeEience and expense Of reaching the exposition By
ferry from Old Point Comfort or by the trolley nde
rom Norfolk Tourists who wish to view The nu-
merous interesting points along the historic Pot0-
mac viii find tie day boats preferable. though
aboard either the trip Is refreshing aud delightful.
The appointments Of the steamers in every
way first class; stateroOms comfortable and wen
ventilated the dining serice perfect.
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HOUSES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE GROOM AND
bath house in northeast; only $3.50 per month
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. (Ino.),
62I 1871 ST. \. W.
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Naval Orders.

Lieut.. ]. p. MORTON. orders Navy Yard. Mare Is
land, revoked; 70 Buffalo.
Prof. 1IATH. A. y. SKINNER. 70 be placed on
retired list August 10.
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RAILROADS,
BARRYMORE & ONO RAILROAD,

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE STATION, New Jersey Ave. and 81.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ
EVERY OTHER HOUR OF fhE ODD HOUR"
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEN YORK.
NEW TERMINAL I'D STREET NEN YORK
Sss a N. Diner, Pullman Par0r.
1905 q. "a. BuTfet Parlor, 5-fi0w Train.
s. 90 a. N. Diner and Pullman ParlCr Car.
IL 30 q ID. Diner and Pullman Parl0r Gar.
= 90 . n Diner and Pullman Iaflor Car.
go D. II. ~Royal Limited" All Pullman.
fsGB D m. Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
$40 p. "a. Diner and Pullman Parior.
f5aO J. ~. Coaches to Philadelphia.
II - ,. n EleepeTs.
- a. N. keepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. Z 90, s9:10, IL 90 a. n, fl19.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-ONE DAY COOK AND ONE
night cook. BATES LUNCHROOM. 1872
18th 81. NV. AUST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-21
VETERANS ANGRY
PUSH" OF.SONS"
Say That the Young Men Are
Taking All the Glory From
the Men Who Fought.

NEW ORLEANS, La. February 20
"Are we SO senile; are we SO old that
we cannot take care OF ourselves?
Must we let these young fellows push
lis to the background? Ever since the
reunion of 1906 they have been slowly
putting us In tho rear, and now they
decline to permit us to accompany
them to Richmond"
This was the declaration Of J. W.
Gaines at stormy meeting OF Con-
ifederate Camp 2, Army OF Tennessee.
last night. in crying down the attempt
of Sons Of Veterans to charter spe-
cial train for the Richmond reunion
and permit" the!1 fathers to accom-
pany them.
The sentiment was approved by vote.
The cnmp also refused to join their
"R. e, Lee association, on the ground
that the juniors We're displaying too
much activity. 1t was held that wv
O, Hart. a son, claimed that Louisiana
was the first to conceive permanent
association" Hart copied tho idea
from tho Richmond papers" cried Mr..
Gaines. @l4t3 3E@{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-21
.GRAV CHARGES
AGAINST SOUTH.
New England Tells Strange Tale
Of White Slavery In
Cotton Mills.
EMPLOY :I'' ENGLISH DETECTIVES { g. e:
Say That 900 English Girls Are
Held Against Their Will
i'll Southern Towns.
EMPLOY ENGLISH DETECTIVES

q
BOSTON. MASS, February 20-A big
scheme to import through fraud and mis-
representation English mill girls to work
il Southern cotton factories, under con-
tract, and in a condition of practical
servitude little better than neonage, has
Just been unearthed by. tho mmigrationl
authorities, through the aid of the Scot
land Yard detectives.
The authorities state that recruiting
agents for the mills have also grossly
and frludulcntly misreprcsented wages
and labor conditions in the South. and IS
a result have been obliged to keep the
recruits IN practical scrvitude in order to
retain them In the mills.
sworn estimony was taken to-day from
Emily Smith, eighteen, and her sister,
Ellen, sixteen, who say they came 10
America six months ago as contract la
.borers,. and We're sent to Charlotte, n. G..
r They accuse Michael Costello. mill
recruiting agent, who offered them the
equivalent of fifty shilllngs weekly
to work at til Oskum mills. Osle,lm
Village. N. c. With them came May
Howes, Polly Fielding. Polly Compton.
Annie Davis, May Davis, Alfred Hearst,
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers. All were given
$25 each, instructed what to say, and
sent via Washington to North Caro-
lima, They We're forced to work
twelve hours daily and threatened
with jail because they quit after two
days when they learned the low
wages they would receive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-21
MILL -OWNERS
DENY CHARGES
Say That the Women Have Per
jured Themselves and That
They Are Not Detained.

CHARLOTTE, NJ G.. February co.
There Is absolutely nothing In the con-
splracy story which comes from New
England. The women were secured in
England by n legplly-nppointed lmmlgra-
tion agent Of the State. named By Cover
nor Glenn. to work In cotton mills in
this section.
X The United States government sent an
Inspector here to investigate. ASA result.
charges Of violating immigration laws
were preferred against the cotton-mill
men here. The case Is now pending, aud
1T Is not believed 1t will ever amount to
anything The conditions We're exactly
similar to the South Carolina cases, which
were nolle-prosequied by the Secretary
OF Commerce and Labor 5lte
The women came over voluntarily
end have been detained hero and at
Greensboro Blythe United States gov
ernment as witnesses against the mill
mon. Two OF them reached Philadci-
5Ehia several weeks ago, and put nut
the same story about white slavery
conspiracy etco and tho canard was
.dlsproYed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-21
MAYOR HAS. NO RIGHT
TO PREVENT PLAY
He Announces His Determine.
ton and Warns Against Any
Disorder.

The Mayor will not Interfere with
the presentation at the Academy OF
Music tomorrow and Saturday OF
Thomas Dixon's string drama. THE
.Clansman." He announced this decision
positively yesterday after having con-
suited City Attorney Pollard as to his
authority In the premises.
When Times-Dispatch representa-
tive inquired OF the Mayor yesterday
as to his probable action, he, made tile
following statement:
"After careful study of the Virginia
State Code and the charter and ordi-
nances Of the city of Richmond. and
after taking advice on the subject. I
have concluded that the Mayor has no
legal right, up to this time. to inter
fcre with the production in this city
Of the play entitled THE Clansman.''
"If this conclusion Is just. and no new
circumstances develop. then 1t follows
that those who desire to present the
play have the right to do So and that
those who unlawfully interrupted or
interfered would be guilty of disor-
derly conduct and would subject them
selves to arrest"
with the fact that the Council will at
tempt no action. assures the presenta-
9tion of the play. The Mayors warning
against Interruption or Interference
viii probably deter any one who might
he inclined to'create any disturance or
make demonstration. t#a