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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
Solicitors AND Establishment.

~>>-~~~~~-<
SALESMAN WANTED, SELL RETAIL
trade, your ,oealty seo per non.h
sion. Experience unnecessary. HER
AINGSES CIGAR CO, Department b..
Toledo, q.
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Delp QManten, female.


YOUNG LADIES TO SELL
the Red Dwarf ink pencils; every
body knows OF this marvellous
writer: most appropriate and useful
Christmas or New Years presents
god commission given Apply at 1877
East Main Street. second floor.
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MRS PITzER, lis EAST FRANKLIN
Street. Handsome dining-room: ho-
tel service: old Virsinia cooking.
rooms single and en- suite.
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FOR sALE-oNE MAX
well touring car. good as new; used
very little. If you want a bargain,
write at once. F.. A. SMITH. 935
West Grace Street.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric RAILWAY
.Seaboard Air Line Railway

sc,lrrHBouSp TRAINS SCHEDULED 10 !
LEAVE RICHMOND DNtLY 80
9:s5 4 M--Locai 70 Snr,inc, Raleigh.
Charlotte Wi'miagtoa, ts;s. M:-sles3--Zz--S
.yarnah JlcEspnv9lls and Florida polns.s
9;as II M,--Sieepers ana coaches, AtlanIi.
BiryL inshum Memphis Sapnnnah Jackson Is
SDRTHBouSp TRAINS scHEDuI,Er 10
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
ESQ A. NJ. 6;3s p, ~, 7ioa
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flats for lsnt.

ron RENT, FIRST ,ISLp oh FLAT, SIX
g rooams IA sa4 West dFaee. Apply by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

National State Bank.
Richmond, Va, December II. 1907.
of the stockholders of this bank Will
be held III it's banking house on
TUESDAY. JANUARY II. 1908. at l..
o'clock NJ. WILLIAM NJ. HILL.
Cashier.
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WANTED THE PUBLIC, TO KNOW
that JAHSKE BROS, jewelers.. VIZ
East Main Street. buy sell. excians
AID remount diamonds in the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken VI
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Real qestate for Bale.

roIs SALE. TIIIRTY-AcRE FARM
and dwelling In small country VIII
Iage. . 10 miles from station; a
fine location for a doctor. good orr
chnrd and fences. Price. $4,000. II.
G. GARRETT. W East Main Street.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS AT
lowest prices on easy terms; great
est bargains in Virginia, Write for
A catalogue, Address ELAN &
CLARKE, Charlottesville. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

WANTED TO SELL A RIEHLE CE-
lnent testing machine, with moulds
and compressor completes; good as
new. Apply to A. v. A., Box aS5.
Blacksburg. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

LOST. PEARL AND DIAMOND HEART
pin. Reward IL returned to clerks
office Circuit Court, City Hall.
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FOR sALE.-I WILL
sell at sacrifice the following au-
tomoblies: one Maxwell, live-pa SER
ger touring car; one White Stean1-
er. one REQ runabout, one Dragon,
one Detroit. one Rambler, one VIM
ton. one Holdsman and one Je" ell.
B. a. BLENNER, 1901 West Broad
Street
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HoRsERAD1SH.

ABSOLUTELY PURE HoRsERADIsH,
manufactured by ANTONIO SCAR
PITTO, 220 West seventh Street,
Manchester. Va. Phone 1853. For
Write or phone tor prices. Out-of.
town orders solicited.
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WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
sient boa rders at THE LURAi, iO3
East d.in street: excellent table:
nice rooms.
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3Histellal,eous.
n = y y e =, VI = y = = = = {.
EDISON RECORDS

3DECEMBER lpIsoN RECORDS GO
4. When Dreams Come True and
tYonty,three other good ones In THE
llAt. Call and hear them at COS East
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I HAVE $4,000 IN RoNDs. SECURED
by trust deed on real estate worth
them at good discount. Address Box
No. 81. Chase City. Va.
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EVERY pEPosIToR IN a BANK ~
/. equally entitled to the grsat he ~.
c,irity and the best AsrYice. ne
FIRST NArlO. AL EANk or, XIII
MO.SD VA. undo .btellw Affords toth.
and invites accounts from all Ga. ses
needing the facilities OF sIroms,
large. courteous bank: ASSETS. Ss,VVo'-
900. Organized April 1850.
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Boaroing.


WANTED, PERMANENT AND TRAN
sicnt boarders; all bright rooms
also large front room; frst-class ia
BILE board. Terms reasonable. 307
East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

APPLES FOR CHRISTMAS; a
No. l Albemarie Pippins, luscious red
ripe Winesaps. For reasonable prices,
address A. G. BRUCE CO., INC.
Greenwood. Va.
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for Sale.

JAINKE BROS. ARE OFFERING
their beautiful stock OF watches,
jewelry, cut.giass, siiverware, etc.,
at a reduction OF 10 per cent. as an
incentive to carly Cnilatmas buying.
sale and ,s avnid ,he nsmsi rnsn 1t;ooS
It'll December 10th oniy.) Old gold
and silver taken in exchange. Goods
selected laid aside upon small cash
payments.
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Bugi11fss @pporf unities.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. This viii
be under the direction NJ practica!
telegraph operator OF several years
eSpsrenss. Tn9 9n,s Wsh'n .; e, @or ~
forded here. Cali, phone or write
Tor eatalosue. gty!ng tull .r,p1a art +, Y;
lax ,sast ss aaIr stSest Prone isa
WANTED. TO DISPOSE OF AwHoLE
or half interest n "a wen " lns ss s. 9
general mill work. to y person ca
pable in management OF same; mod
ern plant located IN LEI good town,
with good run o. 81 p ,ash, nen goUa
.lddress o5s. care rtines Dispatch.
a RARE BUSINESS oRTuN1TY 70
become Identified Win T. Wei ,. ssta 10.
location good: shipping faculties one
OF the best In the South; the object
is to Increase its present capital with
hoss Woo w6od e naseion 10 raht
Interested apn.v to DRUGS Box No.
4aS, Suffolk Va. for full particulars.
AN OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED 10
a registered pharmacist, with first
class moral character and about two
thousand dollars. to buy half Interest
in good drug store: the business
OF which is as good. u not the best
in the town OF 5000 population.
owner wishes TO give up part :"
the active work. Address Box 2a3
COvington, Va.
WANTED CUSTOMERS FOR GENUINE
~ Old Army Mcclellan Saddles. JOHN
H. DICKERSON, & Co, 140a East
Main Street. Remember name and
number E(
iMONEY.-wEc TIANDLE THE FL
ma ficine ar good enterprises and cred
table projects. THE BANKERS
BOND CO.. PIttsburg, PA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

JUST RECEIVED A FEW LATEST
model underwoods. machines equal to
brand new In every respect. covered
year; prices low; see US at once IL
you are in the market. THE TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

HANDEL THE FL
;nancing of good enterprises and cred
liable projects. THE BANKERS
BOND CO.. Pittsburg, Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

WANTED CUSTOMERS FOR GENUINE
Old Army Mcclellan Saddles. JOHN
lT. DICKERSON, g. Co, 1402 East
Main Street. Remember name and
number.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

FOR SALE. FINE LOT OF SECOND
hand overcoats. from So up. ia.
COBS'S LOAN OFFICE.
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WANTED. FIFTEEN GOOD WOMEN
cooks, $17 to $2t per month and good
humes. Apply at once In person or
by letter. with references. to TIL u Ma
TlONAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Charleston. w. Va.
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RUBBER REPAIRING.

RUBBER BOOTS HALF-soLED. 75c;
heeled. SOC; patches, l5c and up;
overshoes heeled, 35c. Rubber coats
altered and fixed: hot water bags
and other rubber goods repaired.
DREW'S ELECTRIC RUBBER RE-
PAIRING, 716 East Main Street.
Phone 1857.
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must dispose OF three nice fur sets;
blended mink. $40: squirrel, IS. and
sable set. So. Fur hat to match mink
furs. Cost $12; sell SIS. Address
BARGAINS, care mes-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

WANTED, A COMPETENT STATION
cry clerk one who understands the
stuation to good ot man. NJ. S. & d.
a. BYCK CO., Savannah, Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

FOR SALE. CHEAP. RETAIL LUMBER
yard, splend!dly located and doing
large business. Address II "a, care
Tlmes-Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

FEED YOUR CHICKENS ON PCR!NA
feeds and win the beautiful silver
cup at the January Poultry SHOW.
Don't forget Model. lncubatore,
brOoders etc. or Humphrey bone ana
vegetable cutters. All ct w. j.
TODD'S. 426 North Sixth Street.
FOR SALE. FOx-TERRIER PUPS.
1921 North Twenty-thirdI Street, EAR
mount.
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WANTED, ALL-ROuND$ OFFICE MAN
to take charge OF wholesale lumber
office, buying and selling by mail.
Address r 40, care Times dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
REAIINGToN TYPEWRITERs,

REMINGTON TYPEWRITERs EQUIP
ped with our new indicator. show
Ing exact point where next letter
will strike. Invaluable for making
corrections. finding the writing point
quickly, etc. Price, 70 put on. THE
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, sos East
Main Street
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JEwELRy.
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
! HORSES AND MULES FOR HIRE,

HORSES AND MULES FOR HIRE. by
the day. week or month. Tile NJ.
KELLY HORSE AND MULE Co, 1917
and 1918 East Franklin street,
Phone 5Ioa,
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WANTED, TWO CYLINDER PRESS
feeders. Apply at once. WILLIAMS
PRINTING Co, g South Tenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

WANTED, CYLINDER AND 3PLArENl
pressman. cylinder and platen feed
ers. Steady work; good pay. FOOTE
& DAVIES CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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G,;tuations QMarteD, fen1ale.

EXPERIENCED AND
4 capable lady srenographer. With con-
siderable experience, desires to make
change. Can accept position at
once or January LIST. Good references
furnished. Address * y, care
Times Dispatch. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

100 U. S. MCCLELLAN SADDLES AND
nal; fine condition. JOSEPH e.
p!CKERSON, Saddle and Harness
Manufacturer. 14l3 East Main Street.
Richmond Va
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THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING.

DON'T FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
Of Jahnke Bros 10 per cent reduc.
ton sale tuntll Decemb IT 10Th only).
and do your shopping lrly, to avoid
their usual rush just before Xmas.
Old gold and silver taken In ex-
change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17

FOR SALE. 1000 CORDS or WOOD,
price $3.50 per cord In carload lots
TuMpER AND BoX Co. INc pa -
tersburg, Va.
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WANTED. A NURSE FOR BABY;
must come well recommended. APP
ply 10i West MARSHALL Street, city,
Room on premises; good home for
right party.
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SHOE RLPA1RlN
PATENTS,
MATCH lsEpAIHllNG.

HATS CLEANED, BLOCKED, SHAPED.
HANDEL THE; PRACTICAL. HALTER
now located at sos East Broad, All
kinds OF mems hats cleaned. blocked
and shaped equal to new. Phone
g 6070,
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG ! nHJf, ED.
Ucated at State Normal scnool and
Massey cuisines IS College, pos ton rs
East Franklin,
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FOR SALE. FINE LOT OF SMITH &
Wesson and Colts pistols. JACOBS'S;
LOAN OFFICE. Main Street.

HIGH GRADE BOILERS TO INsuR-
ance requirements for mills, hotels
and public works. LOMBARD BOIL
Err WORKS,EAug sta, Ga.
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WANTED, IousEGIRL - ExPERl-
enced only; highest wages. 4o6 LON
hardy.
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FINEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES
ana gents gold set and plain rings.
JACOBS, Tie Money Lender.
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FOR RENT, FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
nished rooms. ltl5 West Main
Street.
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WANTED. TWO WHITE SERVANTS
cooK ana maid. Apply 9o7 Floyd
Avenue.
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FINE UPHOLsTERING AND MAT,
TRESSES.

PARLoR SUITS. coUcHEs. CHAIRS.
&C.. repaired and reupholstered.
beautiful line OF coverings II select
from. Hair mattresses made TO order;
old ones made over like new. Phone
us your orders. JACOB UMLAUF.
7O5 West Main, Phone S29o.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
31s West Franklin Street.
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WATCH REPAIRING.
FLAGS AND BANNERS.
ONE CENT 4 WI

COLLEGE FLAGS AND BANNERS;
any design made to order. 81. ~.
COPELAND &: co, los North Ninth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-12
FOLLOW SISTERS STEPS.
Went With Her on Runaway Mar
riage and Married Herself.

PiTTSBURG, September 12-Anna b.
Ceilings, aged twenty-one, of ALLEGHENY.
and Seldom B. Lewis, secretary Of the Pitts
burg Forge and Iron Company, decided that
they would depart from the regular routine
and run away to Youngstown, Ohio, to be
married.
Ihere was no particular reason WHY they
should, except that they did not want to
get married in the old conventional stvle
MISS Ceilings told her sister, Mabel. nine
teen, and Mr.. Lewis told his chum. Charles
l.. Wlckersham, secretary of the Buckeye
Lumber Company, who were induced to
witness the ceremony
The runaway took place Tuesday. When
the marriage license office in Youngstown
was reached. Miss Mabel Gettings the sis
ter of the bride-to-be, began to WINNER
ana wonder what mama would say about il
You re as much to blame as | am"
retorted her sister, which remark brought
up new train of thought to all parties
concerned. Every one withdrew to a pri-
Vate parlor. Wickersham had been court
ing Miss Mabel for some time and as the
moment seemed opportune, he popped the
question right then and there before the
others.
After some reflection. Miss Mabel decided
she couldn't escape blameless anyhow, so
she agreed to get married, too. The two
couples went to the home of minister and
the double ceremony was performed
Yesterday the two brides returned to their
home in Allegheny, and notified their
mother that they We're married. Mrs Get
tngs tainted, after which the daughters
were forgiven and the sons-in-law given
a welcome home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-12
D. WILLIS JAMES DYING.
Metal Merchants Condition Changes
for WorSa

FABYANS. n. H., September I'D
Willis James, a member of the metal firm
of Phelps, Dodge & Co. of New York who
was seized with attack of heart dis
ease at the Mount Washington Hotel in the
White Mountains, near this place a week
ago, is not expected to live. He failed
steadily during yesterday, and last night it
was admitted by those who were watching
al his bedside that his death would be only
a matter of a few hours.
With him are Mr.. and Mrs. James Seward
of New York Mrs. Seward is Mr.. James
sister.
Every effort has been made by his sister
and her husband to find Mr.. James son
So far they have been unable to communi-
cate with him. and 1t is feared now that
even should they succeed young Mr.. James
VIII be unable to reach his fathers bedsida
before his death.
The attack, which, It now seems, WI
prove fatal 10 Mr.. James, came upon him
with startling sud- ennCss. He was chat
ting with friends on the hotel vrranda when
he tipped back in his chair, gasping and
almost unconscious.
Since then hopes have been entertained
Mr. James condition continued to improve,
and it was not until this morning that the
change for the worse occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-12
BOSTON SCHOOL TERN.
Time Spent in Preliminary Grades
Will Be Eight Years.

BOSTON, September 12.-The schools of
Boston opened yesterday under Ii w condi-
tons, due largely to the radical changes
effected in the curriculum.
The school board has carefully studied
the courses of instruction and has mini
miZed the hours of some studies and
brought into more prominence others with
a view to making the entire course of more
real practical value. The term in the pre-
liminary grades now covers eight instead of
nine years.
The most important innovation this year
is the employment of director of physi-
cal training and a corps of graduate nurses
nurse is assigned to each of the twenty
two districts and will work in close touch
with the 100 N -dcal inspectors. and in eX-
IRENE or unusual cases the nurses Will
visit the homes of sick pupils.
The nurses VIII meet bimonthly with the
board OF health. which is heartily cooper
ating with this experiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-12
BANJO MASTER DEAD.
John M. Turner Outlived Profession
He Made Famous.

He Made Famous.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE death a
few days ago in the Post Graduate Hospital
Of John M. Turner, one Of the old-time
banjo masters, set talking the people pro-
fesionally interested in the man and his
career, and one told of the great change in
all related affairs since the days when Tur-
ner had not enough hours in the day to fill
his engagements.
When Turner had Studio" in the build
ing next to the old Parker House, on Broad
way. there were two avenues to fortune
open to him, to any first-class performer
and teacher-stage entertainments offered
then big salaries amateurs begged for les
sons at any price. In those days Mrs James
Brown Potter, yet a member of the Tuxedo
colony, learned from Turner to play the
banjo, and others of his pupils have suffered
severely from dozen fadS since and are
now elderly matrons devoted to bridge and
all their banjo lore forgot. Turner, Brooks,
Denton, the fashionable instructors of that
day, kept Morrison, the banjo maker, work
ing day and night to supply orders from
devoted pupils for the most expensive in
strumentS.
Turner did not the approaching end of
the craze; he did see his beloved instrument
making its way around the world, Kipling
making verses about it, Lady Paget enter
tanning the Prince of Wales by the banjo
playing of Denton and Brooks tand Brooks
lived to assure America that the prince was
perfect gentleman); he heard of the
Grand Duke Alexander of Russia applaud
ing pretty danes at Newport for their BAN
10 playing, of Leopold de Rothschild having
piano brought into his office to accompany
Brooks and Denton, and he failed to provide
for the next turn of the craze.
To-day" said an authority yesterday,
there is not a man in New York earning
in a year, teaching the banjo to society
people, what Turner made in month. 1t S
dead one. 1t was too hard work to last.
But the craze for the banjo at private en-
tertainments is at its height. Turner never
went in for that. But he was a master,
and in his day his lesson engagement book
contained more swagger names than a list
Of those present at an opera first night"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-12
MISS SALLIE VI. LEWIN'S SCHOOL,
For boys and girls under l6.
Georgetown University
School of Law
(Fou1ded in 1880.

u L4--OGA II- ZSY }.
FACULTY:
REV. DAVID HHLHouSE RuEI- S j.,
HON HH Sf'HI"' NJ 81 c 5ie FBHlGStG!fHiyL D.
Chief Justice supreme Court Of the District Of
Dean Of the Faculty and Lecturer on Common
Law Pleading and Practice and Equity Plead
GEORGE F, HAMILTON. IL. D..
II, LTetuJG a-r on ths Law y Of wills
Chief Justice Court Of Appeals of the District of
Lecturer on constitGt tT5ai law and Equity Ju
HON ASHLEY ~ GOULD.
associate Justice supreme Court of the District
Lecturer the Law OF Contracts Quasi Contracts,
H0N DANIEL. THEW WRIGHT
ssoeia'T Justice SnPrgme Court of the District
Lecturer On the Law Of Corporations and Criminal
CHARLES A. nor iaT A. B, Ill. B.
Lecturer on the Law 1f Iorts, Negotiable Paper
MICHAEL " j. G t,IIh3i1Ey H. aT NJ, IL. NJ.
D W. BA hi.t"S[ j. H.. IL. NJ
Onited States Attorney for the District of Co
LeetgT~. on he Law e Eeal Estate and Evidence.
JqhS 5 ] HSMIL H. @ J. o. b. As f. NJ,
,nago u , or on TIE G Law Of B94krnEey
Court e AFn4ais;za MESsi.S; LEIGH ROBINSON,
McGIL1
S es' Gl Gss' D4 fHIE " cFE 65SGGHn
III, D. IL NJ, IN I ,Ni Es R E1sEHsNITR
RICHARD J. WATKINS. A. B.. IL NJ.
rE ErrIGi"I Z 1 c2< I,f2sa6ri
LECTURERS n TnE E@TnTH YEAR OR POST
non. HOLMES CONRAD
On the History and development of Law and
Comparative Jlrisprudence and the History
nos SETH SHEPARD, IL D.
"e' justice Dt,s s of G coiamG 81 Appeals of the
CD the History o. Constitutional Law aud the
REV. JOHN 4. CONWAY, s j.
On M4H TdE law E7,I 4G4 canon Il D Law
CoIamail University, New York City.
HDN lOlIS T. NlrCpNiAS IL d
tAs>ritt, Ju,.ic. rorr of ArnraIs Of the District
On International Inv and Foreign Relations of
r,rrr IN g ''t Wi> SlR,rI it, D.
Gsote--nr pr Law n the University OF virginia.,
HOY. JOIN >' y. YEl;I fIS'' IL D.
}. NurN NrGIiI, IL NJ,
urlS I = i i.i!&WI ia" H.. R.
On i2rI.' w l,ivS & t"' 81 S,"'fi Courts
,,., o. N,d'" a ii,f III I%S
UrN " riEEE 4 NJ. IL NJ.
q u.rd states Attorney t"~ tie District of Co
On G.arad rra~..-e @aI Exercises in Pleading
TEEuTl3CN Van BYNE
H-.ir ASH .ul ~a...l'"r. department OF STATED
or Citizenship.
The 1lr',,~.,yatn annual I,g s,. ,i@ opens on
law Srso,i Building, 500 and SOS street north
Mcst at Win time Improvements y, VIII be made s
invited to De present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-12
DIVES TO DEATH.
Man Thought He Had Killed Woman.
Jumps in Swamp.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, September 12.-Be-
lieving that he had murdered woman.
Charles Salonam of Luzerne yesterday
plunged head first into the mud of a swamp
and died rather than be captured.
He had been surrounded in the swamp by
500 men, and the officers approached and
called upon MIN to surrender he placed his
fingers to his nose, wiggled them derisiyely
and then dived head first into the mud He
could be seen for some little time strug-
Cling, but it was impossible for the officers
to reach him without endangering their own
lives.
Later by the aid of planks the body was
recovered.
Salonam had attacked his boarding mis-
tress Mrs. Annie Felonia, with a knife
stabbing her four times. Mrs. Felonia is
seriously wounded, but will recover
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Sorry, Mr.. Robertson.

NEW YORK, September 12.-Theater-
gcers are not to see either Mr.. Forbes Rob-
ertson or his wife, Miss Gertrude Elliott,
this season. The tour of the English stars
has been Cancelled owing to the i'll health
of Mr. Robertson, who, it is said. may not
be able to appear even in England until
next season.
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