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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
MRS. CHADWICK's PASS BOOK

Deposits Of OVER 100000 on Which
She Had Not Checked.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. October ia
pass book showing deposits of over
100000 in favor of the late Mrs. Cas-
sic Chadwick in Plttsburg bank.
came into possession OF Nathan
Loesswr, the referee in bankruptcy. to-
day. The deposits were made on June
10. 1902, and the referee says there is
nothing to indicate that the account
was checked against at all. The de-
posits were made about the time OF
AIRS. Chadwick's dealings with the late
James w. Friend. of Pittsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
USES KNIFE ON NEGRO
WHO ATTACKED HIM
Especial to The Times-pisnatc,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
SALISBURY. N, c.. October l9.-Act-
ing in self-defense. Foreman j. r..
Lloyd. of the force wording on the
new Southern Railway passenger sta.
ton here. to-day seriously knitted Chas.
Manning. a colored laborer A brick
fell on the latter. who accused the
foreman Of throwing the same, and II
is alleged that he attempted to assault
Lloyd, who used a knife. The negro
Is in hospital. and LLOYD is In Jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
nlncIk nnd WhIte t.ixllt.

Carleton twhite) became involved in an at
fray at Fifth and MARSHALL Streets last
night. and tho Negroes head was laid open
by the white man. The wound extended
three inches across tho scalp. DIR. Htnch.
man, of the city ambulance corps. sewed 1t
up Both lighters were taken to the. Second
Police Station. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
GREATER THAN LUsITANlA

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Make the Eu-
rope Giant Ship.
HAMBURG, Oct 1s.-The giant steamer
that English shipbuilders are to construct
for the Hamburg American line will be
named the Europe. She will be of 5000
tons as against the 1880 of the Lusitania.
Incidentally 1t Is stated that the Europa
probably will bs the last German line
steamer to be built in Great Britain, as
the new Vulkan yards which are to take
this work will be completed before the
construction of the proposed sister ship
of the Europa is authorized.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Mrs. George Day Painfully, but
Not Seriously, Burned Yester-
day in Her Home.
NEW PASTORS PREACH TO-DAY
Rov. Mr.. Rcnforth, Successor tc
Rev. G. o. Woodward, Takes
Charge Of Church.
Manchester bureau Times-Dispotcli.

No. 1ioa Hui street
Mrc, George Dnv was painfully
burned yesterday about noon In her
home ut Fifteenth and Bainbrldgc
streets By falling upon q stove. Her
face an done orm were badly injured.
pr. u. g. Hill was summoned immc-
diately and dressed her wounds. She
suffered several conyulsions inimedit
ateiy after the accident but was re-
ported To he somewhat improved last
night. il is thought that Mrs. Day
had q faintjng spell. caused by vertigo,
and fell over the stove
Death of Infant.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Browning. of West Tenth
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SEVEN ARE BaDLY BURNED. 7
Mother ana Six Children, Victims of Oil
Iolly May Die

Mother and Six Children, NviotiMs OF Oil
Folly. May Die.
y NEW YORK, October 19.---lAs a result OF
pouring oil on fire In stove to-day Mrs
Phoebe Goldstein. OF. Brooklyn. and sin. OF,
her eleven children We're badly burned Mrs
iGuldstein and son. David, aged twenty
five are likely to die the latter from In
huling the flames. An explosion followed
Mrs Goldstein's attempt to light the fire
with kerosene. setting the woman's clothing
ailrc. G:razed with fright she ran through
the house. setting fire to curtains and beds
The children were burned In attempting to
aid their mother
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
SEEKS 10! END LIFE
IL. II. Maddox Cuts His Throat, and
Will Probably Die.

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LEESBuRG, VA. October l9.-R. II,
Maddox, a farmer of Arcola. Loudoun
county, married man, aged forty
years, attempted to commit suicide
late yesterday evening at his home by
cutting his throat with razor. He
Is lying In an unconscious condition.
ana there is no hope for his recovery,
( Financial difficulties. which had
made him respondent for some time, are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
TWO ARE HEAVILY FINED
FOR ILLICIT LIQUOR DEALING
fsnec,a1, TO The TIme.-Dispatch.)

SUFFOLK. VA. October. 19.-SiS
cases against alleged illicit liquor deal
ers were called in Nansemond Circuit
Court to-day. r. L. Holland and Jet.
Holland were fined 500 each. The
other cases were dismissed or con-
tinued.
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the supposed cause for his act. He is
well known throughout lower Loudoun
and Fairfax county, and is a native
of Fauquier county.
LADY BITTEN BY DOG
Seriously Injured by Brute She Was
Trying to Beat OF Cow.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
SPENCER, N. c., October 1s.-aIrs.
Phoebe Limeback, wife Of Conductor
Grover Limeback. of Spencer, was Sc
yerely injured at her home here to-
day in an attempt to fight vicious
bulldog of of a COW. The dog attacked
the COW. throwing 1t to the ground and
almost killed 1t. Mrs. Limeback was
carried to her home In dangerous
condition, and the dog was shot before
1t would leave the throat of the COW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

. The building committee OF the North
side Bartist Church will meet in Ford's
Hotel Tomorrow night for the purpose
or passing OF plans and specifications
mitt g is using great care in the Sc
lection of all materials f,r the butld-
Ing and hopes to maze 1t the very
best for the amount ofsmoney eXpend-
I'D I =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Finds Lady's Watch

bicycle Policeman Wiley found U lady's gold
watch on Wednesday. OctAhers 9Th, and he
will! be glad to return It to the owner upon
Identification The watch may be seen at
tho police headquarters In the city HALL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

There, Will be Two sermons in ST.
Luke's Mission to-day. In the morn
ing the congregation willNb be addressed
by Rev. Lester Broadner. PHI d. j, rector
of st. Johns Church. Providence, r. L.
Rev. Rogers Israel %. d., pastor of ST
Luke's Parish Scranton. Pa, will speak
at in the evening,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Mr.. Alexander w. Weddell, formerly
OF .t Richmond; but now connected with
ton. has Just received thu appoint
ment as secretary to the American
Minister In Norway and Sweden. MIR.
5Meddeil is " son of the late A w.
Weddell. rector OF st. Johns Church,
and spent most of his life prior ia
going to Washington in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Miss Rose Lee Gleason. OF Charlottes-
vile. Va. is Visiting Mrs. w. s. Hunt,
of 200T Hanover Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Collins Wonderful Career in Detail.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Fines Henrico Constable.

Constable Burch. OF Henrico county was
charged in the Police Court yesterday
morning with trespassing on the premises
of Mrs Marian Beebe, and was fined s1o
The case was appealed.
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administrators nptires. 1


IAEING QUALlFlED AS AINMINIS-.
Z traitor on the estate of the late Adam
Schmidt, hereby notify those hal
"A Ia prss ent same TO me for pay me MT,
and ia those indebted TO the eStata tol
present same TO ne for pay lnehs
3-SSs Il. HENRY SCHMIpT,3
administrator OF ny.
Late Adam Schmidt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Miss EstelIe Harding. of Petersburg,
Is the guest of Miss Phillips, of Han
over Avenue. Miss Harding was the
recipient Of much attention at the
Blues Ball. Friday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

The big meeting for men under the
ausplc $ OF the Young Mems Christian,
Association Will be held mt the Riiou
Theatre this afternoon doors opening
at o'clock. Dr. C. 4. porman. a prom
lnent physician OF New Haven. Conn.,.
known as the physician lecturer Will
be the speaker. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Personal and Briefs.

Miss Bmma o. Winsfeld. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Wingiled. of this
city. and Captain T.. C. Jenkins. also
of this city. Were married at Calvary
Baptist Church. in Washington, d. c..
on Thursday. by the Rev, s. Ii. Greene.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

{ Mr.. G.. c. Walton. Jr.. of Richmogd-
Norfolk, accompanied BIZ several OF his
frlends. is going TO makeath run to
Norfolk SUNDAY In his Maxwell ma
chine, On account OF the favorable
condition of the roads he hopes to do
the trip in record time.
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victors Celebrating.

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ASHLAND. VA, October 10.-The coll
iilege campus Is lively Tonight with
college yells and all kinds Of prnnks.
The hard-fought victory won over
Richmond College to-day is being cele-
brated. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

At Holy Trinity to-day, early com
munion Will be. held at o'clock. Tie
regular morning sermon will be preach-
ed by Bishop McVicker. of Rhode ISL;
tho pulpit will be filled by Bishop
Brent, of the Philippine Islands,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

There will be a meeting of Typo-
graphical Union No. so In Fraternity
Hall, alh West Rroad Street. this az
ternoon at s o'clock. MUD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Mr. and Mrs. Jos w. Biley have is
sued Invitations to the marriage of
Y. Hulcher. The ceremony TO take
place Oh "Wednesday In st. Mary,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Mrs. Robert Pretlow. OF Franklin.
Va. was the guest of Mrs. Walter j..
Jones 3O2 East Grace Street, last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Meetings.

THT ASNUAI.y q MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of theGyVO RKI SCiAIsAS.S
LAM AND IMPROVEMENT q toAi-
PANY will be held at the r iclinaond,
y Fredericksburg and Potomac Frei gat
x DEPOT, MONDAY. OCTOBER 2lS'l. at
s p. NJ for the election Of OFFICERS
and transaction OF such other busi-
them. ). II ROTH.
WIZ Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

The bays Of tho Sichmond Mars Or
phan Asylum will he addressed this
afternoon at 4l5 O'Clock, by Bishoh=
Sr tgi. G 2ovnd ]. sn III nd
program has been arranged by the
Mrs. Gill, The pubic
is invited.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert q, Traylor have
returned from the jamestown ExposL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
Tailor t ak.

BY buying goods In large quantities
and at the riglA moment, we get tie
very latest styles ntm much lower prices
thnn the small tailor has to pay. We
get the goods fresh from the mills.
BY employing expert designers, we
keep up-to-the-hour In styles.
BY selling 30 many Suits we can at
ford to accept Il email profit.
These are some of the reasons why
we have been able to give the men
OF this city first-class tailoring at sur
prisingly low prices.
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Such variety Of styles as no other
tailor in this city offers at the price.
Such excellence Of fabric that other tail
ors consider these suitings cheap at $50.
Pay It's S3.5ofless than they arc worth.
Evening star., 1907-08-14
Interest in Camp Good Will.

The widespread interest in Camp Good
VIII IS shown by two recent contributions
received by the Associated Charities
party Of little girls at Takoma Park, Md,
gave IA play in order to raise money for
the camp, charging 5 cents admission
These little girls We're Mary Grabin, Lyle
ana May Rush Mary Lerch and Eliza beth
Taylor They succeeded in making Sl45.
Five other little girls at Somerset, Md,
gave a tea for the benefit OF the camp. to
which all OF their friends were invited and
AT which ice cream was placed on sale. The
tea was held at the residence OF Mrs
Perry G. Michener. The little girls aver.
aged only about twelve years of age, but
they succeeded in clearing $3.50
The summer outings committee acknowl-
eCSes the following contributions for the
outing fund: George h. Mcclellan, s.; Mu-
sicians' Union, Local 161, through W. s.
Crown. So, Miss IL. Lindsey, 81; J. Tyler
Powell. s.: by a member of the committee,
S25; cash, s.; cash, 81; Mary Grabin, Lyle
and May Rush Mary Lerch and Elizabeth
Taylor. Sl.45. Miss Mary Stewart s.. 30;
William Berwick, So c. w f, SO.
Evening star., 1907-08-14
G.. P. o. Foundry Moved.

The latest move at the government
printing office in the work of reOrganiZa-
tion has been the readjustment of the
foundry to meet the demands for space of
the machine typesetting product on the
seventh floor. The molding room is to
remain in Its present location in the west
end of the seventh floor, but the finishing
room is being removed to the quarters
formerly occupied by the "Y'' or foundry
lookup on the sixth floor.
The moving of the government printing
Office foundry is said to be of more than
passing interest in that there are so
many different machines to be properly
placed. Many delicate operations Incl
dental to producing a metallic duplicate
of type pages are performed autom:ti tic
ally from the time the wax mold is
taken until the thin shell is mounted on
n block for Hat work or backed up"
with a body of baser metal to give sta
bility when fastened to the rapidly NOV
ing cylinders of the web presses. A
large number of the machines ard me-
Chanical processes used in the Office are
the result of the ingenuity of ambitious
employees.
Evening star., 1907-08-14
"The Marriage of Kitty"

The last performances of Charlotte
Walker at the Belasco Theater are an
nounced for next week, when the popular
star will be seen with the Belasco Stock
Company in THE Marriage of Kitty a
delightful comedy in which Marie Tempest
appeared two seasons ago The Marriage
Of Kitty will be an ideal closing bill, for
Miss Walker Will say adeus in the most
effervescent comedy role she has ever es-
sayed. The role of Miss Kitty Silverton,
first assumed by Marie Tempest, seems al
most though 1t had been written for
Charlotte Walker.
Miss Walker will have a charmingly
piquant part as Kitty, and the rest Of the
roles will be adequately filled. With the
closing OF Miss Walkers engagement at the
Belasco Theater that house will end sum-
mer season of fifteen weeks, the longest
summer season ever known at any local
thcater. This long season has only been
possible through the wonderful popularity
of Miss Walker, and Washington theater-
goers Will be genuinely sorry to have her
depart at the end of next week.
Saturday of this week there will be
Teddy Bear" matinee of Cousin Kate
at the Belasco Theater The young lady
bringing the largest Teddy Bear will re-
Ceive box for any performance, and the
ten girls bringing the next largest Teddy
Bears will each receive an order for two
seats Plenty of Teddy Bears will no
doubt be on hand.
Evening star., 1907-08-14
University Congress Debate.

The University Congress met in Univer-
sity Hall last evening and discussed a
measure calling for the Impeachment Of
Judge Pritchard of the United States court
on charges which had been formally fled
The debate became very heated as the
members on the republican and demo-
cratic" sides advanced their respective ar
guments. Judge Pritchard was warmly
supported by the former. while the demo-
Gratis, with but one exception, were equally
insistent on the passage Of the bill. The
principal speakers in the affirmative were
Mr.. Henry of the District Of Columbia and
Mr.. Holmes of Missouri while Mr.. Ken
nedy of Pennsylvania and Mr.. Fravel of
Virginia were the leaders of the opposition
Messrs. Smith of Maryland and Putz-
fielder Of Virginia also spoke in favor of
the bill. and MessPs Ambrose of Montana
Graves Of Missouri. Riley of Massachusetts
and Richardson of New York spoke against
On its final passage the bill was de-
feated by a vote of q to z.
The discussion next Tuesday will be on
a measure providing for the restoration Of
the canteen to the army.
Evening star., 1907-08-14
New Concession at Luna Park.

The current week has been a busy one
for the management of Luna Park. Mon
day and Tuesday five big excursions from
far and nearby sections had the outings of
their lives at the park. Today will be
."rickler day" and all attending will be
presented with an amusing little contrivance
known as "tickler," and tomorrow the
parks keys will he turned over to the sons
of Italy, who will inauSurate what will be
known as italian day, while Saturday will
be turned over to the Francis Scott Key
Council No. %, ]. o. L. A NJ, who Will
have tournaments and a challenge base
ball game on the athletic field, which has
been especially prepared for this occasion.
The Sunday and public school children's
day, postponed Saturday last because of
the rain, will also be held Saturday, Au-
gust L. and at the customary hours asso-
ciated with these outings the parks con-
cessions will be free to all children attend
ing.
stalled the early part of the week, has re-
solved Itself into public favor, and is ac-
commodating large crowds daily. The twirl
was one of the few concessions at the
jamestown exposition that commanded any
great attention, but because of poor bust
ness and the great expense required to run
the apparatus Its owners withdrew from
the jamestown affair and erected 1t in Luna
Park, where 1t is getting the business and
attention II merits. 1t is the newest thing
IN park amusements, and Will unqueStlon-
ably be one of Luna'S fixed features.
Because of the great success attained by
Bovelios Greater Washington Bands its
season will be extended two weeks longer.
The vaudeville at the park this week is
exceptionally clever and is attracting large
crowds to the hippodrome stage at both
performances daily.
Evening star., 1907-08-14

Fresh from added laurels showered upon
her by the theatergoers of Providence, r.
l.. where she has been appearing at the
head of the Empire Stock Company, Miss
Kathryn Purnell has arrived in Washing
ton and Is now rehearsing for The Chris
tian."
Miss Purnel and nearly every member
of the company which she heads have pre-
vousy appeared to great advantage in
Hall Gaines powerful and stirring dramati-
zatlon of his book. In Providence Miss
Purnell's portrayal of the character Glory
Quayle elected the highest praise and
patrons of the Majestic have a great treat
In store when this playhouse is opened next
Monday afternoon.
From the main entrance of the Majestic
to the very rear of the stage the eye
will find freshness and cleanliness about
everything. Painters and decorators are
finishing their work, and the home Of
Washngtons permanent stock company
will present the appearance of Veritable
bower of beauty when the public is adj
mitted for the first time this season. The
newly appointed treasurer of the Majestic
Gilbert Proctor, arrived from Baltimore
Yesterday, and at 0 o'clock this morning
opened the box office for the sale OF seats
He was greeted with many patrons who
visited this house last season, and was kept
busy Tuesday asserting and arranging the
large stacks of letters from patrons ask
hing for permanent reservation of seats for
the entire season.
Evening star., 1907-08-14
Polite Vaudeville,

Chase's will enter the amusement areno
next week with polite vaudeville program
offering a delectable list of the latest for
eign and domestic novelties and headed by
Grigolatis gorgeous aerial ballet, a spec
tacuar advertisement, with bewitching dan
seuses levitated In airy flights, and flash
ing lights and colors making an ensemble
of fascinating proportions. The added at
traction will be. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
the legitimate players, in "Billies Tomb
stones" The third important attraction will
be the Amercus Comedy, regarded as the
drollest act in vaudeville. Nile. Cara Bal
lerini, beautiful Italian trapeZist, will pre-
sent a bar feature that possesses unusual
elements of grace and daring. She Gre
ates a furore wherever she appears. An
offering out of the ordinary will be the
noted actor Walter Daniels in his char
acter portraitures of celebrated stage favor
ties. Poulton and Dooley will radiate rio
tous merriment in The Tramp and the
Tourist" Prof Dubois educated baboon
should prove a drawing card, as this ape
has exceptional intelligence. The vita
graph will present The Boy, the Bust and
the Bath The advance sale of reserved
seats is in progress at the box office, which
will be open every day this week from
$50 am. until 0 pm, and indications point
to a record-b breaking inaugural week at
Chase'S
Evening star., 1907-08-14
PURSUING THE OFFICIALS.
Friends of the Public Wells to Pub
1sh a Paper.

weekly newspaper is to be published by
the District Of Columbia Protective Asso-
clation If the plans materialize. This step
was decided upon at a meeting last night
OF the newly organized association at
Haines' Hall, Anacostia. The purpose
which the paper is to subserve is to repre-
sent the association in Its fight against the
closing of the public wells in the District
This paper will also be devoted to the pro-
motion Of certain measures Of reform in the
management Of the local government and
the conduct Of the local officials
1t was decided to name the paper THE
National Searchlight," but no other details
in connection with its publication were ar
ranged at last nights meeting. The various
addresses were devoted principally to criti-
cisms Of the District Commissioners, the
District health office and the public health
and marine hospital service-the latter be-
cause Of its meteorological analysis Of the
well water in the District and Its recon-
mendation for the closing Of them. Pos
sibly the most bitter arraignment Of these
various officials was made In the address of
]. w. Nigh, the first speaker Of the evening
After scoring the Commissioners for their
sand abandonment OF the public wells he dis
sioners. alleging that favoritsm is shown
In the matter of expenditure Of appropria-
tions in certain sections Of the city.
Others who addressed the meeting were
T. ]. Moore, A. B. Webb and A. 9. Trundle
]. F. Richards. president of the association,
presided and during the discussion OF the
weekly newspaper project stated he desires
to distribute $1,000 copies throughout the
District every week. The executive commit
tee, composed of B. ]. Mundell, chairman;
Samuel w. Webb, j. l.. Chamberlain, A. g.
Trundle and j.. w: Nigh, will arrange the
details for establishing this paper.
Another meeting Of the association will
be held next week and, according to the
president. will assemble in the northwest
section Of the city.