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Help Wanted--Female.

wANTED-woman for general homework.
Apply 4lS New York ave. NV. It
wANTED--At once strong colored girl TO
iron: only first-class hand need apply: no
Sunday. work. 727 18th ST. NV II
HOTEL, 10th and II SITS. II
wANTED-Chambermai smart colored girl
able TO wait table. Apply az once. $40 c
81. NV II
wANTED-smart colored girl to wash dishes
80 81. NV IL
wANTED-Colored women for New York:
500 way paid. FISHERS AGENCY, 419 10th
st. NV. II
WANTED-White mattresses; colored pastry
cook. $50; chambermaids; leave city: way
paid FISHERS AGENCY, 4i9 10th 81.
NV. II
WANTED-Lady cashier and bookkeeper.
must have reference; IS per week AZ
FLECK'S DRUG STORE, 1929 Pennsylvania
ave NV jelS-3t
wANTED-Neat white girl 20 assist in
Homework 1906 I2th St NV. jelS-2t
WANTED-A competent colored woman for
general housewoTk; H"st go home nights.
629 Massachusetts ave. ne JelS-3t
WANTED-Reliable c0lnreC girl for general
housewOUk; small pricH Q family. 1872 18th -.
NV. jeIs-2t
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TWO BOOMING houses and cafe on Pennsyl- |
Tsnia ave. NV Apply J. LESSER. 40
pennsylvania ave NV ia1s-1n
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WANTED-At once strong colored girl 10
iron only first-class hand need apply; no
Sunday work. 727 18th ST. NV. II
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GET a PLANO FREE.

Il yea want the children 20 take I'd music
during vacation you should profit hy IRIS
generous offer. Wen let you have The use
Of a gJod square piano absolutely free for SIX
months II youu pay the cost q moving
Call or phone
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,
rs Pennsylvania Ave. Phone IL IA
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THREE unfurnished rooms. I'd floor: light
housekeeping. 81 Cd 81 NV. IL
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TWO LARGE front rooms. furnished or an
furnished; price very reasonable. Apply 2Z7
A 81. ieIS-St
ONE FURNISHED and three unfurnished
rooms. SOS \ ST NV je1s-2t
FOR RENT-First, second and third floors
furnished or unfurnished. housekeeping 923
East Capitol ST felS-st
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For Rent
UNFINISHED ICONS.

For Rent
Unfurnished ICONS.
THREE LOVELY bright unfurnished rooms:
Westminster st teIs-3t
ONE. TWO or three unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping: terms reasonable. 4ss
G ST. NV jeIs-st
THREE unfurnished rooms: % hoor: light
housekeePing- 81 Sd ST NV. II
FOR RENT T. unfurnished rooms. sec
ono moor sos 81. ne jele-2t
THREE second floor rooms with bath. SO
512 St Sc. jelg-3t
1907 10TH ST. \. w-Three beautiful rooms.
% floor. heat and gas, terms reasonable; very
convenient. iel9-3t
$50 2lsT ST. y. w.-Two communicating and
hall room, suitable for kitchen; gas. bath;
very cheap II
TWO PLEASANT unfurnIshed rooms; second
floor light housekeeping. Sl2 ! st. NV.
jels-3t
FOR RENT-.Two or more communicating
rooms for light housekeeping gas and all
convenience, sof K St NV jel9-3t
THREE ROOMS. third floor. for light house
keeping; SIS per month. f21 NJ ST.. NV
FOR RENT-Two nicely UNFINISHED rooms in
basement, very light. gas. steam heat. water
in rooms hot water. So 1l2s sth St NV.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms: light
housekeeping; with water 1881 Sth ST. NV.
-eIS-et
FOR RENT nice unfurnished rooms: heat.
gas. use Of bath. light housekeeping. 1 or ,
ladies. 705 Q 81. NV. jelsrst
THREE or four unfurnished rooms. 2s4 Z
st. ne. jeiS-3t
THREE ROOMS in the suburbs in small
family. 300 South Dakota ave. Woodbridge.
,e1S-5J
FOR RENT-737 18th 81. NV. ID floor modern
broom nat. Inquire above number. jelS-5t
So 5TH ST. y. E.-Thres unfuruished rooms:
heat and light for light housekeeping.
lel7-5t
THREE ROOMED Aa,; Sd foor; light house
keeping BIS Indiana ave. jel73t
LARGE beautifuI cool room. southern expos-
ure with breakfast and dinner IS. smaller
coy room. 81: fine well kept house. Phone
1916 81. nv. jeI1-gt
THREE LARGE unfurnished newly papered
rooms ught housekeeping. rent reasonable.
no children private family. 5o5 D ST. sc.
housekeeping; bath. no children. SO. q SIN
St sc. jeIT-st
TWO NICE unfurnlshed rooms. heat. gas. use
q bath: light housekeeping. one or two ladies
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Horses and Vehicles.

JUST RECEIVED from Rockingham county.
Va, one load Of general purpose horses.
EICHBERG' 1215 Ohio ave. NV jel9-S0t
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$50 2lST ST y. W.-Two communicating and
hall room, suitable for kitchen. gas. bath.
very cheap. II
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Collections.

PROMPT COLLECTTORS,
Immediate returnss unlimited references Tel
ephone FOR our contract agent NJ 1884 W
CLARENCE DUVALL. 3lI Colorado buildIne
my10-tf
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FOR SALE-Here's your chance 70 pick I'D a
bargain II q slightly used upright piano
Choice OF number OF high-grade makes
such as >telUu4y- kuabe. Stied, Eose Hard
man. Fischer. Gable-- etc az 500 Ez5
$50. $40. $50. $50. $40. S5U. SG1I AMI
$50. Make your selection nov. Easy paw
melts accepted O. j. DeNOLL & Co. Hish-
grade Pianos. 1871 q ST. 5eI2-tf
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FOR RENT-Three UNPUBLISHED rooms: sec
ond floor 3os f 81. ne. jels-2t
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Wall Paper.

WM. Y. MAHONEY, the man that made
paperhanging famous; reliable. prompt, ehesp.
legal guarantee covers all our work send
postal for free samples and estimate Main
store, b0S pennsylvania ave. Sc; telephone
East 1882, or following agencies: De Maine
4 Co, 5000 NJ ST. NV; Edlavitch's store
Bowie, Nd; 10 Monroe St. Anacostfa. New
combes drug store, Congress Heights. el7
New York ave NV; 1870 z st. Sc; Conwav's
store. Laurel, Nd, General store. Glendale
Postofhce, Colonial Beach. Va: Ingalls, Psai
Estate Office. Hyattsville. Nd: Shaw's Store
Twining City; Lloyd's Store. Seabrooke. nd T.
new agency, Just established. LuerSsen's drIIe
store broohlanu- jel6-Tt
c. c. SILENCE. wall papers, lowest prices
304 II 81. NV. fe1s-zt
ROOMS PAPERED, SIS up: house PAINTING.
lowest prices. CHAS. A CARLISLE SsS ~
st. NV. Phone Main 6557. iei9-se+
WALL PAPER. SC a piece; border, -
yard; no remnants; no job lotsi ali new
up-tO-date goods: phone write Cor san
pies. JOHN r. MAHONEY, sIs PennsI,Iva-ia
ave. Sc Phone East $50.
~ YEARS AT THE BUSINESS
Ap25-sOt
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FOR SALE-Two carloads window and door
screens. doors, eec up. screens. &c Up. a..
sizes carried in stock. Touchdown frames
So wire. &c square -oot. screens made 10
order. SOC kLEEBLATTS s. IIth and 4 ne.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GoLDENBERG's. 7th and X SITS. NV.
s. KAHN. SONS & CO., sth and Market space
GREEN'S CAPITAL ADVERTISING
". Z. NcNULTY, Cigar Store. 18th and p NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton g.
Nelson. ProPr1etersi corner Rhode Island
ROBERT 7. PETzoLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. llIn and Harvard SITS NV.
". A. DARLING, cor 18th and 7 SITS. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th st.. Rhode
Island ave, and r st. NV
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th-st. and
cHAs. c. HoRNUNG. CHRISTIAN Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 9Th and ~ ats. NV.
North Capitol St
r. a. YEITcH, 2cth and N SITS. NV,
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and SITS. NV
gillette & CO. I4th and I, ats NV
s. NJ WAGNER & CO. LIST and II SITS NV.
L. 7; TAYLOR, cor; sth and p SITS. NV
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and SITS ne.
fgHbSN NcxS So CO. baS s9 "a s sRd ana i's
SOUTHEAST.
4. +. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol Sta
O'DONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and G SITS.
n q FEALH. NV cor. 18th and Pa ave-
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEISS. eth and streets
GEORGETOWN.
F. P. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1884 NJ st NV.
ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
BROOKIAND. d. c.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L. cARNE & CO. 7os King St
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

AeIp wanted
Male and Female.
WANTED-Stenographe ard bookkeepers at
salaries ranging from $40 70 So per month
10 start We have more calls Ike above
than we can I'LL. Special rates 70 stu
dents enrolling by July /. Day and night
school all the year. teachers. over 100
gpewriters; individual instruction. Civil
service course, bookkeeping. banking. Eng
hsh, stenography, and typewriting. Cata-
logue free upon request. Phone Main $3.50.
SIRAGER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Ilth and + SITS. y ".
We also have colleges in Baltimore and
Philadelphia. ieIs-tf
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING can be
learned az our school In from 30 20 % days;
position guaranteed. We teach Pitmtn. era
nam. Gregg. Barnes, and Syllable system
individual instruction STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Sio-5Is Colorado building. je4-tf
CIVIL SERVICE. BOOKKEEPING. STEM
OGRAPHIs expert teachers. summer rates
very low CAPITAL COM. COLLEGE. 800
q 81. NV ie5-tf
WANTED-Young people 70 take a summer
course. much individual attention 20 pupils
wishing 70 review any study or 20 persons
who wish 10 prepare for civil service ex-
animation any study. weeks. day. u
weeks. evening. SO. WOODS CONNER
ClAL SCHOOL. 81 East Capitol St
my1I-tf
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FOR sALE-New steel plate range with
"aiilains oFen' Sizxfz e. 5ls L 81 ne.
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FOR SALE-In Arsenal grounds. ~ St. sW.
great quantities Of all sizes lumber bricks
Georgia pine. porch material, slate mantels.
soc % $50 each. windows. doors stair ma
terial5 every thing needed in building fine
boat house SKIS. 500; frame building. -Tx-s1
500, large --story and attic brick 500. stesr1
and not water boilers piping and raLiators.
great chance for persons who can use water
freightiug. ". r. NASH ierz--t
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For SaIe-EfisceIlaneOus.
THE OUTING BoAT.

4hE OL4ANE bOAI-
mere not a pleasure craft adoat
Upon the waters east or west
nat can surpass the Outing Boat.
Tor Of them all u IS the best.
Just turn the wheel and OF she goes,
Ae need not wait for wind or tide.
-HgL even have 10 bend oar
When IN the Outing Boat we ride
agency, 4fsE BOYCE STUDIO I525 T e. nv.
al, write. or phone, Main 7S5. jei5.I7.g
Foh sALE-One lot timber 12xl4-l5 T. long.
= cents per n; Georgia pine. 3ls r 81 ne-
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Situations Wanted
Female.

wANTED-Washing 20 do at home or out by
day. Hj2l 18th st. NV. Il
WANTED-Washing out or at home: can give
city references In rear Of "a 18th ST.. be-
tween @ and II NV. jelg-2t
WANTED-SNwing ali kinds. beautifully
done; s. week; 75c day; references. Address
BOX 232. Times Office. il
WANTED-Washias. ironing. cleaning. any
kind OF days work MRS. l.. RANDOLPH.
al y St NV. Room 4 jel7-3t
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Country Board.

BOARDERs WANTED at pleasant home.
near Sugar Loaf excellent country board /:
nice. large. pleasant rooms and SHADY
grounds; plenty Of ice. mir butter and
fowls For particulars address MRS. ALICE
HAYES. GAINESVILLE. Montgomery Co. Nd
WANTED-Summer boarders. near BIuemont.
Va Mrs. a. 3. EARR. Round HILL Va
r r d. Jel5-6t
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Rooms and Board.

Rooms and Board.
GOOD BOARD; large cool rooms. 1i3s New
tan St. Brookland: references. jel9-St
HALL ROOM and board. $3.50 per week: early
breakfast; mechanics taken. 2309 NJ st. NV
It
PLEASANT ROOM and good home table:
reasonable rates 1892 10th 81. NV. jels-3t
" ANTED-Two boarders; nicely furnished
room with good board: bath $3.50 per week
each 1925 I'd ST. NV jels-3t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. with
good table board; reasonable prices SOS 18th
ST nv. jelS-St
LARGE and small rooms with board: sum-
mer rates. 92S X st. NV. jels-5t
SUMMER RATES: transients. 81 per dav.
rooms with board, single. SIS: double $40 up:
select family hotel Overlooking White House
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th ana
New York ave. jelI-l5t
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IN OUR BARGAIN ROOM.

OK SALE-Seco1d-hsnd upright pianos Al
shaw hohler & Campbell. Marshall & Wen
DEL. Cnickertng. NOSs. etc. etc These in
strOrcelIs are al fully guaranteed and must
Be sold 10 make room. square pIsnos -
thorough repair, s. 70 500. All on EASY
terms II desired
CHAS- Il STIEFF. Piano Manufacture
81 Lsh 81. nv. !. c. CONLIFF. Manager
nayL-tf
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BROOKIAND. d. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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Wanted-Nale.

WANTED-By young man. position in auto
willing 10 work, good refer
ences- Address BOX 235, Times once.
lelg-4t
WANTED-Boy Il. good typewriter operator
wants place; has wheel. Address BOX 30
Times Office ieIg-3t
WANIED-By an experienced janitor place
in ONCE building or small apartment Ad-
dress BOX 2l3 Times Office. felS-st
WANTED-Noung man. college graduate de-
sires position Tor summer. Address BOX 90.
Times office. feIC-9t
WANTED-By "A chauffeur. place in priarte
family. Address BOX 203 Times Office.
jel7-3t
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Dentistry.

&4A&AS&A Is
DR.. CARLETON VAUGHAN,
Reliable Dentistry, not the cheapest but the
best at most reliable prices
1ol2 st. ". ". Phone Main 2o56.
5e4-tf
"ANCHOR-DENTURE" TEETH
Without plate or bridgework, also plates
croWns. nllings. treatng-saving teeth al
lowest prices D. &. DENTIST, 6f1 7th 81
NV Phone Main 2504 ie4-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No eztractinr:
no pain. lCok. feel. act. and last longer
than natural teeth: shrunken faces made nor
NAL; painless films. DIR. J. L. WILSON
OPEN $50 A D. 10 $50 p NJ
DRS o. ". & W J. ELZEY DENTISTS
S. W Cor. 10Th and + SITS n W
Specialists in Painless Extractfnr Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings, and Plates
that 1T. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone II s5s
te2S-0
CIT RATE DENTISTRY.
SO Ser OF Teeth. Gold Crowns and Bridrerro-.z
81 Filings. Soc Painless Extraction Free
L. s. Army and Navy Dental Association
DR. d. HARRY MORAN Mgr
$50 + ST. NV. CORNER OF TTH
Hst-0
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WANTED-woman for general homework.
Apply 4lS New York ave NV It
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WANTED-Woman 70 do cooking and gen
eral homework; small family. 1912 L ST 1t
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ONE MILLION HARD BRICK and al mate
rial IN the following houses. now being
wrecked. bricks. ll5S 18th 81. nv.s bricks
nos q 81 NV. frame stable, gIIA Connecticut
ave NV. Apply on premises OF 10 T. EDW-
CLARK 1893 New Jersey ave NV. builders
supplies. expert wrecker. and headquarters
for secondhand materials Phone y. g7s.
ferr-fnF
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. cARNE & CO.. 700 King St
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THREE LOVELY bright unfurnished rooms:
nght housekeeping; gas; summer rates "a
Westminster st fe1s-2f
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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wANTED-woman for homework. 1901 st.
ne. jeIe-st
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FOH SALES shares Gigantic Mountain Tun-
ilel ana Railway stock at SIS less than mar
Ast value Address BOX 81, Times Office.
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GOOD CAFE and dairy lunch, center city.
viii sacrifice. THORNTON & KENNEDY.
706 18th ST. NV. feIg-3t
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FINE OPPORTUNITY-Gro store al
transfer station; excellent location FOR fruit
ana cigars. owner has other business. no
reasonable offer refused I02 nv. jels-5t
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SOUTHEAST.
4. F. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol sts-
ODONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and @ SITS.
n s. bEALY. NV cor. 18th and Pa ave.
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ONE. TWO or three unfurnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping. terms reasonable. 4gs
G ST. NV. iefe-2f
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NOf aEAGA
CHAS. II. BLUMER. y. Cap. and r SITS ne.
&ecHESNEY s. JOACHIM. cor. "a and E SITS.
p. J. DUNCAN CO.. Druggists 9Th and
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Wanted-ROomS.

WANTED-By elderly lady and SON by
June 30, or unfurnished rooms I'd floor
NV: suitable for light housekeeping; perma-
ment IL suited; state terms; reference ex-
changed. Address BON 215. Times Office.
jelS-2t
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WANTED-A girl 10 help with homework in
a small fat; one preferred that likes chill
dTen. Apply 9O5 5th St NV IL
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E}' 'E|'|| a ~ !, SPREADING!
BIC DIAMOND
THEFT CHARGED
TO OFFICE BOY

When In the latter part OF June. John
III. Hambley. treasurer OF the Aquidneck
company found opportunity to take a va
caion with his family he brought from
his residence at A Oriole avenue to his
office in the Industrial Trust building
seven diamond rings valued at $3.50. one
brooch valued at 500, and one pin valued
at $40
These articles were in a chamois bag
and In an iron box, and were put into the
Office safe that thieves might not get
them.
The iron box had a lock and key. but
the key was left in the lock. and the
strength OF the strong box was thus neg
atived.
company as office boy at a salary OF IS a
week was Horace c, Worden; or "a
Landor street, who is approaching his
10Th birthday. This boy had the run of
there. AS the safs was left open during
the day he. OF course. especially when
alone in the office, could get at its con-
tents. According 10 his own statement,
on July 1. he swiped the jewels.
When. a few days after July /, Mr..
Hambly returned. he missed the jewels.
He employed the services OF private de-
tective agency in this city to sleutn out
the thief, and they worked in vain, and
yesterday called in the services OF Chief
Inspector Horton and his men, with the
result that before night the city inspec-
tors had traced the theft to Worden, ar
rested him in the company's office, and
had got his story OF the crime.
Worden after stealing the jewels gave
them TO a chum who sold them in New
York, and the inspectors hope TO recover
tnem but are doubtful of doing so.
out of the proceeds Of the sale OF the
jewels. Worden says he has received Soz,
which he has spent in various ways TO
provide him amusement.
Worden was early wise 70 the fact that
the private detectives were watching
him. and wrote 10 his chum not TO mail
any letters TO him, and did what else he
could 10 throw the detectives of his
trail.
In the district court this morning Wor-
den pleaded guilt TO the charge of steal
ing the Jewels and sentence was deferred
until the 27th. and he was ordered COM
mitted 10 jail in default OF 5000 surety.
Two OF the rings were each worth 500.
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ings was not expected TO be met by fur
ther dilatory tactics, and this anticfpa-
tion OF something definite In the case was
responsible for the keen revival OF inter
est. .s---s -t--~-s- go. ''r--Tf
George w Glover. Mrs Eddy's only
son, who lives In Lead City. 5. D., and
his daughter Mary Baker Glover Eddy,
and other more distant relatives OF the
Christian Science leader. claim that on
March ! last Mrs. Eddy was not men
tally competent TO manage her finances.
Suing In Mrs. Eddys name as her So
called next friends" they filed suit in
equity on March 1, demanding a receiver
and an accounting of her property.
EXECUTED TRUST DEED.
Five days after this suit was filed Mrs.
Eddy executed a trust deed under which
she turned over her estate, valued at a
million dollars or more, to her cousin,
Gen. Henry NJ. Baker. OF Bow. N. H.,
Josiah T.. Fernald, president of local
bank, and Archibald Mcclellan OF Bos-
ton. They took possession of the estate
and have that possession now.
IL being a principle of New Hampshire
law that a mentally competent person
cannot sue through the medium of her
next friends. Judge Chamberlain declared
that masters must determine whether or
not Mrs. Eddy was mentally competent
before the suit could progress. The friends
OF Mrs. Eddy have often declared since
the litigation began that they had no
fears regarding the results of any reason
able inquiry into the aged woman's COM
potency, asserting that she still possesses
one of the keenest intellects of any wo-
man In the world.
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fidence. reflected In falling stock mar
ket. tightening OF money and fear OF
the future. The newspapers are full OF
this slump and reflect the feeling of un-
rest. They ascribe 1t to but one thing.
DRIFTING TOWARD ROCKS.
What will be the effect when similar
myriads of stockholders scattered
throughout the country, the investors, the
widows, the orphans7 There can be but
one answer. The present situation will
be intensified many fold. II does not re-
quire an expert TO reason this out. The
most superficial thinker can do IT,
II will go further and say today that
because of the administration with its
reports every Ave minutes OF new actions
and OF heavy fines, the country is al
ready beginning to drift toward the rocks
OF financial depression.
Confidence is gone. and confidence Is
the basis OF all prosperity. With conf
dence established there can be no stop
ping OF the wheels OF progress Without
IL all is at n standstill
The investor, great and small, looks up
his money and refuses TO venture forth.
II do not need your stock market re-
port, your editorials. your predictions and
forebodings 10 prove to myself the truth
OF my words I have another way OF
knowing absolutely way which has
never failed me In the long years OF my
business career. That is the way | am
Judging the financial situation-from the
attitude OF the financial world toward my
self"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
LUMBER DEALER FEARS
NEW STYLE MATCH

Councilman Grimwood yesterday
thought he had discovered how, and by
what the many lumber yards had been
set on fire.
lie purchased from Jew peddler a new
kind of match or it's substitute. These
matches are sticks about three inches
long coated with a chemical compound
These matches are sold three in a bottle
and sell for 10 cents. They are said 10 be
designed for outdoor use by smokers, as
they cannot be extinguished. To ignite
one OF these matches requires but a drop
OF water, or one could spit on IL. When
the match Is moistened IL Immediately
breaks into flame and burns brightly and
fiercely until IL is all consumed.
He reported his discovery TO Chairman
Luther OF the police commission, who con-
ceded that the match Ia a very dangerous
thing. but does not think that they have
been used by incendiarists.
Chairman Luther says that the sale Of
the matches will be suppressed.