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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
NEW INDUSTRIES IN
THE OLD DOMINION

Alexandria. Paint and Varnisn
FactoryT.--R0of Leak Manufacturing
Company. Inc. has been chartered with
James p. Elliott. president. K. 5. Cham
berlain. secretary. and N. T. Elliott.
treasurer. ali OF Chicago. H.: authorized
capital stock $1,000
Broadway "a Sash. Door and Blind
Factory .-Broac Eay Hardwood MRnufac-
with an authorized capital stock OF Is. 00O
d. F. Beard is vice president. J. w Grim
secretary treasurer, and Anthony Rhodes
general manager.
bnrkoviile. Va-Flour and Meal Mill
Tho endorsements Of the Rurkeville Roller
NILS j. I. Bradshaw owner. Is being
considered. present daily capacity 35 bar
rels OF flour and 800 bushels OF meal
fordwlck Portland cement Plant
Virginia Portland Cement Company. re-
ported January 30 as 20 make improve
ments 20 plant. wifi erect new kiln build
ing ana stockhouse and enlarge raw
material mill. cement mill and power
house Annual capacity Will be IN
creased from $4,000 pounds 70 / 900 900
pounds. About S450oo0 will be invested.
". S. Barstow & Company. IS Pine
street. New York. consulting engineers.
GalaX. Na--Handle Factorv-Galax
Handle Works has purchased complete
equipment FOR the manufacture OF pillow
handles. and will begin business about
February LIST.
Leesburg. Va.-Lumber Conpanv -
Inudon Lumber Company has been in
corporated with $4,000 capital stock.
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TALLEST BUILDING.
Structure That VIII Tower Above
Washington Monument.

Here are some Of tho dimensions OF
the proposed tower annex 10 tho Metro
politan Life Building. at Madison Ave-
nue. and wenty-fourth Street. which
IS 20 be the tallest building IN the
world:
Height above sidewalk s5S feet
Total height from foundation. $50 IL
feet
Number OF stories above sidewalk. As
Number OF stories below sidewalk. 2.
Grand total Moor area % new Metro
politan Building. lo35.553 square feet
(ahout % acrcs).
When plans which were filed yester-
day with Building Superintendent Muir
ply are carried out the great marble
building of the metropolitan Life In
surauce Company at Madison Avenue.
Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets. win hc complete with tower
which VIII make it the tallest struo-
ture of any kind on earth.
The new tower is 90 occupy the site
or Dr. rarkhurst's old church on Madi-
son Square and viii rise 65S feet
above the sidewalk. The tower viii
poe five stories higher than the new
Singer Building tower, which IS TO
Doe built soon. From the elaborate plans
submitted 10 the building departments
hy the architects. Napoleon I.e Brun
X Son. &c is evident that the now
structure is 10 be in many ways the
most remarkable Of modern buildings.
New York American
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Property Transfers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Patterson
special commissioners. ami ). Thompson
and lie Roy h. Brown and wives % Charles
NJ ManOnev. 30 feet on south line Park
Avenue. Ill feet wcst az Sycamore Street.
81 l15.
Annie r. Harrison Oh Ietue h. Arml-
tase. % feet on west line Of IhlrtY-nrst
$40
Albin Netherwood aud wife TO Minnie
Lucy. - feet Ou north side Of Broad
street BIS feet east 81 Thirty-tourth
Street. 5000
Sol Cufchins aud wife To- C. 81. Tomp-
kius. s. feet ou sOut. lime ~ 4-foot alley
running from Hlrlt 90 Plum Street -
feet east of Tllu SIRE s.
II nrico-Josepn A. Glasgow. special
Co--missluucr o. John r. ChappeU lot No.
I'D ga block 81. plan OF Chestnut HiI Us0
John Hubbard IS trustee 90 Vs. A. fray
ser. Boz acres about Do miles east OF Rich
moud $50
=. 5. Leake. Dr.. and vito % William
and Josephine r. Newsomc % acres near
Vaylors Crossing on Richmond. Fred
cricss burg fnl Potomac Railroad. Sl.o00
The province and city OF Qushec are
PROTECTING the commemorstion or the
founding OF Quebec by a Grand exposition
of its tercontenarv in 1919. writes Consul
j. H. Rivers form TlTeo Rivers
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Legal Notices.

NIRGINIA-IN THE LAW AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. DECEMBER %. 1906:
Ida =. Davis ct ais.
vs. In Chancorx-
Emma r Russell ct ais
The object OF this suit is to havo mar
ttiOn among the heirs OF William a
Turner. deceased IN one OF the modes
prescribed by law OF the real estate ~
which he died sliced or. If this cannot
be done. 70 have same sold. and the nro-
ceeds OF sale divided among his heirs
according TO their respective rights sub
1ect 10 the dOw~- OF his widow TO be AMY
assigned her IN this cause. Also to havo
the personal estate OF which said VIII
liam .. Turner died siezed. distributed
among his heirs sid distributes. accord
ting to their respective rights and to have
the accounts OF Mamie w Turner ad-
ministratrix. etc. OF said William O. Tur-
her. deceased. duly settled IN this cause.
and further, to have a receiver appoint
ed herein 20 take charge OF the said real
estate under the control Of this court
IT appearing nv afldavit duly made and
filed, that the defendants. Nittle HickOn-
husband. and Jane Turner are zach non
residents Of this state. II IA Therefore
ordered that they appear at the clerks
office OF our said court within fifteen DAYS
after due publication Of this order and
do what Is necessary TO protect their I'm
terasts. respectively, IN this suit
a COpy-Teste:
r. r. F1orance
and
John A. Lamb o. o.
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RELIABLE TRANSFER.

HAVE YOUR PACKAGES TRUNKS
and valises hauled by responsible peo-
pie; your trunk will only cost you zoe.
70 any part OF the city; valise &c two
1or &C, packages at specially low
prices. MILLNERS IRA NSFER. OF
y. Broad street. Phone 14t6.
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BAKERY.

FRUIT CAKES. FROM p TO IS CENTS
per pound. pound and sponge cakes. an
ain0s or sina.l cakes. cream puffs. sprin-
gle. pies. and an kinds Of bread save
the cash register tickets you get from
US % worth IS good for a free frag
Broad Street Phone 25S9
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GOLD AND SILVER BUYERS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
old gold and silver, in any condition or
viii give watches. jewelry, silverware
etc, IN exchange. A NJ. MEYER q
BRO. jewelers. No 9l5 East Main
Street Richmond Va
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SEEDS AND HARDWARE

DO YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN SAVE
twenty-five per cent by buying your
ply Roofing Paper. &c ron. Roof
Paints. 55c gallon. IIothed Sash and
Glass. correspondence solicited SOUTH
EkN SEED Co. JIG North Eighteenth
Street
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efo-ORO BIO.

ANDREW AARONsON. 11o7 1-2 EAST
Cary Street. has sold and installed $40
orders for fling cabinets and supplies:
so don't experiment. but see his latest
offer-a card system for turning in
Quiries into orders FOR only - cents
and he teaches you how to use IT free
OF charge. Respectfully, ANDREW
AARONSON. Manufacturers Agent and
SNstematizer Phone 52S6.
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Executors Notice.


THIS COMPANY HAVING QUALIFIED
As EXECUTOR or THE ESTATE
OF OSCAR CRAM DECEASED
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
AGAINST SAID ESTATE ARE RE
QUESTEp TO PRESENT THEM
AND THOSE INDEBTED TO THE
ESTATE WILL PLEASE MAKE
PAYMENT.
VIRGINIA TRTST COMPANY.
EXECUTOR OF OSCAR CRAM
DECEASED.
JAN. s. 1907.
THE IrND ERSIGNEp HAVING QUAIL
fed as executor and eNccutriN OF The
estate OF the late Mrs Martha n
lee all persons knowing themselves
20 be indebted TO her estate are re-
Qucsted 20 make payment TO the nm
dersignd. +. :. Turpin, and an per
sons having claims against said cs-
tate VIII please present them. duly
proven. Tor payment to said r.
Turpin, No. North Ninth. Richmond
Va. Z. 5. TURPTN Exor
LEE IIPSCO.IR EN'N
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PORK ROLL.

DO YOU KNOW WHEN YOr- r-sr- -rAv
lors Pork Roll that you are getting tbe
very finest material that YOU can: get
u siiced thin and cooked IN a few min
Ites- Just try how delicious IL Is For
sac by green Erocers. meat dealers or
phone %. PAUL HEINDL & co.
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

WE WANT YOU TO CALL AT -os EAST
broad street and convince yourself that
we have the largest and best line ~
Trunks and Travelling Necessities in the
CITY. repairing done. II. W. ROUN-
TREE &, BRO. Trunk and Bag 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
UPHoLsTERING AND MATTRESSES

WE DO FIRST CLASS UPHOLsTER-
ing at low prices, make new hair
felt combination and shuck me-
treses: old hair mattresses made over
IKE new LEVY & KASS. 23 West
Broad Street. Phone 1OG6
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Save Money

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. RICHMOND
Va, is the place 10 deposit your nooe,,
They Will take care OF IL for YOU ana
return the principal on demand. and
by agreement, Will pay interest on IL N
II stays ninety DAYS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
SHOE BARGAINS.

BOUGHT FROM MANUFACTURER OF
only, fine Ladies Shoes lot Of narrow
width shoes. A, = and Q lasts. worth s.
s. so $3.50 and 81 and are now on our
bargain counter to be sold at Soc pair
STEMS. Fifth and Broad.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE AGENTS. THE WASH
ingtOn Life Insurance Company is
selling the best n0n-participatlng in
eurance offered hy any COMPANY
Highest commission TO agents 2iO
American Bank Building. city.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OP
cleaned by VIM. TOBTEN. Jr. IS a
guarantee that ~ IS done properly
20 years experience. Cleaning q %
Main Springs. hoo 408 East Broad
Street All work guaranteed
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scHEER's SPECIAL.

SCHEER'S SPECIAL ALARM CLOCKS
Sl.0O; warranted. Scheer's Special
Watch. 800. warranted. A. SCHEER.
JeWeler established 1880. 1855 East
Main street, opposite Old Market
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from A. "a. 20 p 81 Al
sniaston - eentA Br~a On satErdas-
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MACHINERY FoR SALE.

80 WILL Buy 10-H. p ELECTRIC
motor 800 viii buy Croker Wheeler
tached. all IN first-class condition: $50
VIII buy lO-H. p. gas engine H0-H p
boiler and engine Chase. all as good
as new, now running; 60 q quick pnr-
CHASER bargain can be had. am betting
ana shafting attached. 5000 feet 3 pipe.
Almost new shafting and puileys. for
sue three Sturtevant blowers. We paw
highest prices FOR machinery, COPPER.
Drass. lead zinc and old betting cali
US up and get prices. THE NJ KEEL
LEY IRON AND METAL co. ONCD
IWentleth and Main Streets. 'Phone pa
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OLD COLO ANo SILVER

BOUGHT OR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Watch and Jewelry repairing a spe-
cialty. a. SCHEER. Jeweler (estab-
lished 1870, 1898 East Main Street.
opposite OLD Market.
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SEEDS AND HARpwARE-

WRITE FOR OUR SEED CATALOGUE.
II contains e complete lst o. Garden
ana Field Seeds Fertilizers and Poultry
supplies. AZ very interesting prices
SOUTHERN SEED CO. lls North
tlgnteenth street Rlchmond Va
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WATCHES.

SO FOR A oO-YEAR GUARANTEED
gold-flled case. with Elgin movements;
open face only. a large. fresh lot lust
received. SCHAAF, Fifth and Broad
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TIE TIMES DTsPATCH SUNDAY JANUARY 1 1907
Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Miscellaneous.
ONE CENT A WORD.

COMO LtTHIA WATER Is A CLEAR
spring water. fun OF medicinal proD-
critics Pheasant OF taste. and win put
You ON the right road go health
Phone 2905.
UMBRELLA BROKEN PHONE Up
SCHkEMP. the Umbrella Man.
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Miscellaneous.

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
RAINY. LET SCHREMP REPAIR
that umbrella
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Meetings.

"a THE STATED COMMUNICATION
" OF Fraternal Lodge. No SO. a n
q A NJ. for January. will be Held
IN Masonic Temple on MONDAY. January
l4th, at 1870 o'clock. Members are ur-
gently requested 10 attend, as. besides
important business. work I'm first and
second degrees Is expected. Members
OF sister lodc>s and transient brethren
fraternally invited
BY order OF the w. NJ.
r.. BOTTIGHETME
Secretary.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS.

FOF $500 WE SEND PREPAID ONE
hundred wedding invitations or an
nouncements. in script or old English .
good stock; two hundred for 500. Wis.
ting Cards 25c. for 100 RICHMOND
CARD CO, Rocky Mount va.
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Miscellaneous.
LIBRARY BUREAU.

THE LIBRARY BUREAU FILING CAR
fnets and Supplies are known to be the
best. I have the exclusive agency for
the above: also for other leading man
ufacturers-so don't experiment.. I teach
YOU how to use their Filing Cabinets
free OF charge Respectfully ANDREW
AARONSON. Manufacturer Agent and
Systematizer. 1lo7is East Cary Street
Phone $3.50.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

&c. HALF-sOLB MEMS SHOES. Ia
dies, 60c.: chidren's. 40c.; every pair
sewed: no squeak; no nails; no pegs:
Rock Oak" sOles. DREW EfFC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 716 r Main St
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a MEMBERS OF FRATERNAL
Xxx Lodge. No. %. A. Z. & A. NJ are
~ requested 20 attend called COM
mnnicauon Of their lodge THIS (Sun-
day) AFTERNOON at ; o'clock. 70 pay
the last sad tribute OF respect 20 our
late Brother .. IT. Perkinson Mem
bers OF sister lodges and transient
brethren fraternally invited
BY order OF the WOrshipful Master
+. BOTTIGHEIMER Secretary.
-,,,r Manchsster. Va, Dec. 81. 1906.
OF the stockholders Of the Manchester
Paper Irvine Company will be held "a
the onice OF the COMPANY, IN Manches-
STANLEY REED. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockh FOLDERS OF the Virginia State In
surance Company viii be held at the
Main Streets. on THURSDAY (Januar\,
24th) at u o'clock noon.
RORERT LECKY. Jr. secy.
NOTICE.-THB REGULAR ANIMAL.
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Viz
giniR State FaIr Association. Inc viii
be held IN the Assembly Room Muir
phys Hotel. Richmond va at 8 p NJ
sharp. January IA. 1907.
n A. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THIS
columbian Building and Loan Asso-
citation. OF Richmond. Va will be
held at the ofiiCe Of the company on
WEDNESDAY. January so. 1907. mt
?. NJ @. r. MOUNTCASTI.E Sec
rotary and treasurer.
City Bank OF Richmond.
December %. 1906
THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MFFTINC
or the stockholders OF this bank WI
10 held at the banking house on Mon
day, January II. 1907. at 70 O'Clock noon
]. W. SINTON. Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF The NOwlan Company
VIII be held at their Office 92f Fast
Main street. on TUESDAY. January
%. 1907. at II o'clock NJ
RO L WINSTON
Secretary and Treasurer
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders. COMMERCIAL. GUARANTEES
CO. Will be held al 2s n Ninth ST
January 81. 1907. at p NJ
". l. WARING.
President
Richmond Va. Jan. -. 1907
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Broad Street
Rank. Richmond. Va. will he held AT
their banking house at ! o'clock y
NJ February I g 1907.
AND REV NJ GLOVER Cashier
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FLOOR STAIN
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OSTRICH FEATHERS

OSTRICH FEATHERS YOUR
Oh feathers % TITRSTON' thew viii
make Thorn new again. TIICRSTON'S.
NO 1Ns North Fifth street
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sAUER's EXTRACTS ARE THE BEST
~ THE WORLD FOR YOUR ICE
CREAM. CTSTARDS, etc
Ask your Grocer for SACERS. and 90
not accept q substitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

As EXECUTOR OF ESTATE. MRS
Martha y. Lee have for sale five
shares stock. par one hundred dol
lars. Realty Bond and Trust Com
pany, now Common wealth Bank
Mail bids to =. o. Box 39S. l.. =
TTRPIN. Executor
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WANTED. TO SELL IN GENUINE
looming Pigeons. viii take 80 FOR the
lot They are IN fine condition and eN-
ceiient breeders. Same party also has
fine lot OF Squads. For further infor-
nation address JAMES y. ITARVIE,
llil East Main.
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LITHIA WATER.

Why NOT DRINK THE WATER THAT
Will give you health when YOU are
thirsty. il costs YOU no more: use
COMO LITHTA WATER. Delivered
fresh daily. Phone 1905
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THE NAME sAUER
Stands for PURE FLANORING Elk
TRACTS
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Real Estate Wanted.

" A'NTED TSFCRSISHED le-ROON
house. suitable for bDarders. in good
oorn4cd- 81, lJ2EI town etrfre9-
Broad stree; Road Richmond. Va.
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Personals.

Il I-NTO PSYCHOLOGY school. WILL.
u~ opened al 1909 Last Clay This
fence teaches perfect health. per-
prt.al opllcnrc and divine realiza-
zion Tor mankind. and through YOUR
individual powers this IS accomplish
I'd All interested in '"The New
Thought should see Mrs. LONG re-
garding terms. Mrs. Long Us grad
"Rte OF the Boston School OF Psy-
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DON'T BURY YOUR MONEY IN 4
sock or hide x under the floor You are
apt 10 stay awake thinking about
NATIONAL BANK. Richmond Va
s-d 20 70 sleep with the knowledge that
& Is safe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-17

ditions at the Mckinley School it was
necessary for pupils OF that school 70
attend classes in rooms at the Central
High School and IA a rented building
just east of Central. on 0 street.
Mr.. Stuart. when asked how many
pupils would be compelled to attend
classes in rented buildings, even pro-
vided that all The buildings and addi-
tion5 for which appropriations had been
made were completed, said that II only
this much could be accomplishing, IL
would relieve the congestion 10 almost
nothing. and that then there would bC
but four or Ave more buildings at the
most needed 10 house every child In
Washington who wished 10 attend
school.
This. however. would stiil necessisrte
the carrying out of the present system
Of holding halliday sessions in the lower
grades. There Is hardly a whole day
first OF second grade in the city. and in
some instances the buildings in certain
localities are so crowded that even the
third and fourth grades are held but
one-han session in order that all the
children applying may be accOmmC-
dated.
Secretary Hines states that while he
has heard nothing definite concerning
the topics which viii be taken I'D by
the board at tomorrows meeting ho
thinks IL possible that these condl tons
may come ia for their share Of TIE dis
cussion. Besides this question several
others Of importance VIII come up for
consideration.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-17
Rent SchOoLroonl Space
Despite NeW Buildings
Board of Education Confronted With Diff
cult Problem of Housing 1900 Pupils
When School Opens Monday

Despite the fact that money has been
appropriated for the construction OF
eight new school buildings and addi-
tons 10 six. which are badly eongested
Tor lack OF rooms. there viii be al least
100 school children OF the District of
Columbia who viii be compelled TO at
tend classes for regular studies in rent
ed buildings when the fan term Of 1907
begins next Monday.
This state of affairs has caused much
adverse comment by the parents, and
the question viii probably come up be-
fore the Board OF Education at its meet
ing tomorrow afternoon Ia the Franklin
School building. a. T. Stuart said to-
day that not only would these 800 chill
dren be compelled 10 attend regular
classes in rented quarters. but that out
OF twenty-five special" Institutions, IN
which grade pupils receive instructions
in carpentering, cooking, and sewing,
all but i've colored and three white
would have 60 be in rented buildings.
Attention was also called 20 the con-
ditions existing at the Business High
School and the Mckinley Manual Train
ing School Quarters were so crowded
az the former institution that u was
necessary to house a hundred or more
students IN the Eastern High School
last year. AMI because Of the same Con-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-17
SARGENT PITIES
BOY STOWANAY
viii See if Law Compels
Separation of Mother
and Son.

Commissioner Of immigration Frank
p Sargent today ordered forwarded TO
Washington the Ellis Island records in
the case of solomon Bleinman. a twelve
( year-old stowaway who was yesterday
ordered deported by the officials at the
Immigrant station
Commissioner Sargent. after commun-
iicating with Ellis Island over the long
distance telephone, said that It was not
true, as stated in the morning papers.
that anyone had taken an appeal in the
case, or that anyone other than the
boys mother, who is living In New
York city, had appeared in his behalf
The officials deny that anyone has Of
fered to give bond that the boy will not
become a public charge. 1t was also
learned this morning that the mother
admitted to the officials at Ellis Island
that she already has one son in a New
York charitable institution,
Commissioner Sargent was of the opin-
Jon this morning that the Ellis Island
ofncials had acted strictly within the
provisions Of the law IN ordering the de-
portation of the stowaway, but he is
taking an interest in the case, and will
himself go over the records before the
Doy is taken away from his mother S
side and sent back to his home in War
saw, where he would again be subjected
70 The cruel treatment from which both
nc ana his mother fed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-17
THREE MURDERS
STARTLE CHICAGO

CHICAGO. sept. T7.-One man found
murdered and the mystery OF his kill
ing still unsolved; another shot BY
maddened husband seeking vengeance
upon his Wifes traducer; q third hurled
70 death from a rapidly moving street
car ny an iRfuEiated conductor. These
are the major crimes which confront the
police Of Chicago.
Michael Keefe. aged dfty-nine years.
4o6 North avenue was shot through tia
left lung, just below the heart, By g.
W. Houserman, aged fifty years. "a
West North avenue; Victor Thorncroft.
aged thirty-three years. 530s Honore
street. was found with his skull cleft
on q lot at West Forty-eighfh street
and Herine avenue: Joseph Aveise. aged
ffty-eight years, az west twentieth
street. was thrown from q street ear BY
Conductor William Hennessy, $50
Spaulding avenue.
HOuseruan shot Keefe for having said
that his wife had the taint Of negro
blood in her veins, and was a woman
lacking in virtue"
Thorncroft IS believed by the police
10 have met his death in the notorious
tenement, The House Of Blazes.H a
building owned BY the millionaire
Hefty Green, and notorious for It's
crimes and its inmates.
Seven men, betrayed by q woman, are
heEc by the police or suspicion.