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FOR SALE-Ice boxes for grocery use. made
by people that know how not tlLkers. easy
terms II desired. See HOLLYWOOD, 6th and X.
my26-3t
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SOUTHEAST.
= r. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts-
ODONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and @ sts.
II. s. FEALY. nv. cor. 1lth and Pa. ave.
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Automobiles.

HAVING drawn the Cadillac touring chr
given as the grand prize az the Masonic fair-
and having no use for %. I viii sen sl...e
al a bargain. ALBERT r. 8IATTINGI.Y-
22d and L SIS. r.-,-ss-g-
FOR SALE-One 2-cyIinder auto SGD. one
steamer newly upholstered. SlZ5- also one rs-
built Stanley. Rear liI * ST nw. lugZ5-st
LARGE nre-cyIInder car for hire IN, ~.
week or month wiki driver. Address FDN
S7S, Times office Phone Z. SIS A. myzt-2t
FOR SALE-Your choice OF several rarl az
slightly used electric and gasoline rum. fdrlrg
and gasoline touring ears ~ prices t{ar Win
interest you. DUPONT GARAGE co no
NJ 81, NV. Phone ~ 5I4l. rr--az IN
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Help Wanted-naIe.

WANTED-Good foreman for local contrac-
tor must understand building plans; state
experience and salary expected. Address BOX
-, Times office. my1I-3t
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10 SUBLET In The CaInesboro. 21s Ncry-
land ave. ne. furnished rooms from june
10 70 september Is; rent $3.50. MISS SMITH
Apartment Z. -
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" an IED-Any reliable man or woman Ia a
PSsIuon TO furnish the names OF contern-
PlaleG purchasers OF the names Of those that
Sfe apie ana might be interested in buying
nlsh-s grade Northwest real estate sold on the
a., iontlly payment plan or for cash viii find
terFieW. II viii cost you nothing to give
TINS trial and might lead TO a permanent
Roslton with both salary and commission
WIZ call during the day or between and s
pm make an appointment. Address RON
z6Z, City Postofhce. ma az
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help Wanted
Male and Female,

SALARY $40. Special examination ,,,,,,o-
the Civil Service Commission TO be held June
-: 1907 We make speciality OF trimming ar
PHcants- CAPITAL COMMERCIAL, col
LeGE, SSJ0 q ST NV, Washington D. C.
All branches taught by experf teachers.
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WaRted-Board.

TABLE BOARD-Good family cooking. state
price; near this. address, 3, 12oS E ST Sc
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Dancing.
UphOISteTing.

WE MAKE screen doors and windows. FUR
uiture repaired and upholstered packing and
Shipping l5lJ stu ST. NV. Phone North asa
Uy1-cIt-eXfr. "a
BENZ r. COLES & CO. upholstering OF all
kinds slip covers made. So gth NV n
o'-o- Hly25-s1t
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IN SIX WEEKS become successful travel
ing salesman; salaried positions With reliable
firms guaranteed graduates: tuition payable
from salary. BRADSTREET COMMERCIAL.
SCHOOL, Eunalo. y. Y. II
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WANTED-GOod live union painter; also
young man 10 work under instruction. APP
ply between and p. m. II. r. BURNER,
1903 ST. NV. ny26-2t
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FOR SALE-Upright plano. good as new. Sl25.
a good chance 10 save money See EgP-
WOOD. 6th and *. myZ6 %
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Table Board.

TABLE BOARD-Nfeals 10c. 15c. sc; by day.
week or month G35 Eye 81. NV. my24-st
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Floor Oil.

Eyery housewife should use Hunters DIS
t>llling IGOR on. Y does away uith scrub
49, 49,, -.siiy ap4lel with mop; SIC a gal.
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CHAS. H BLUMER. y. Cap. and r SITS ne.
McCHESNEY q JOACHIM. cor. I'd and Z SITS.
7. J. DUNCAN & CO.. Druggists. 9th and X
SITS ne.
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GEORGETOWN.
?. 2. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1884 III 81. nv.
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wANTED-Party understanding hgh-class
fancy ice cream business go 70 Cincinnati;
Apartment Il. the Henrietta, 81. NV.
my252S
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SALESMAN-Experienc in any line 20 sell
general trade In Maryland and Virginia an
uneNCCllcd specially proposition commission
with s35 weekly FOR expenses. THE CONT
MENTAL JEWELRY CO. Cleveland. Ohio.
II
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/ WANTED ENERYWE4ERE-Hu 20 tack
| signs. distribute circulars. samples etc.
! canvassingi good pay. SUN ADVERTISING
! BUREAU. Chicago. my26. JUL Is
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THE MONTANA. 29os West ave. Newport
News, Va, = minutes ride 20 jamestown EN-
Rates tl-50 Tor lodging and breakfast. Aprly
20 u 3th ST. Sc
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Help WaEted-Male.

MOLERS BARBER COLLEGE. NEW YORK
CITY more students wanted. Anyone can
learn eight weeks completes. tools donated.
diplomas awarded; board provided. can earn
expenses while learning; positions yuaran-
ted when through; illustrated cataIop71a
mailed free. rnv3g-St
WANTED-Bright. active boys fifteen 10
eighteen years OF age. as parcel wrappers.
good pay and splendid chance for promo
ton. Apply 20 r. W SCHAUB. with GOLD
1NBEfsG >, fth and Il SITS. NV my26-3t
WANTED 100 high school cadets: only those
wanted who know what the word hustle
means. easy money for boys who mean busi-
ness; answer today. not tomorrow. delays
: are dangerous. It's the early bird catches the
worm, all Inquiries must be in office not
later than Monday. June 3: first appointment
for interview VIII be June 4: state school
attending. Address BOX SS4. Times office
my25-9t
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Situations Wanted
Female.

temAkes
wANTED-By good laundress. family laun-
dry 20 take home. go 81. NV. II
WANTED-By colored woman. situation as
nurse. Apply A. L. TAYLOR. II21 New
N Ork ave II
WANTED-Place as tousekecDer or the care
Of gentleman's apartment by young widow
lady. Address BOX 49, Times office II
LADY would Ike place % care for child. light
work or sewing six hours "a day for her
meals. in private family. Address BOX 3ss,
Times office. u
WANTED-Experienced white cook wishes
position In Atlantic city or other watering
place by June j, best reference. Address
BOX 8sl. Times office II
WANTED-PosItlon as lady's maid. best
references wages, So Address BOX So.
Times office rnyZ5-st
wANTED-By colored girl. place as cham
bermaid or day work lI9S l5Jh ST
my25-2t
WANTED-Auditor or cashier; absolutely
trustworthy. quick and accurate. seeks post.
best references 65I ST. ne. 1ly24-3t
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FOR RENT-Two roa ms for light housekeep-
Us 81 -'h St NV. IL
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Help Wanted-haIe.

salesman on a bread wagon.
address BOX 397. Times office. my26-2t
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FOunG.

FOUNTAIN PEN; can have by sse8tIry--7s
ana paying expense. oil l2rh NV ro,55- Il
FOCND-Ths way, 70 get rid OF rats -,
E<NESCL-Af,' The Ferret Nan. g27 Tg51Isi-rIs
ulyI7-tf
l-ACEl'S delicious Ice cream and 49,,
tee and &c per gallon: dve large brici. -
ave. NV. AotA
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-Cooks. chamb 'rmaids, Mattresses
laundresses, muses.. Asf airy Park, Atlantic
City; other summer resorts from time 20 time.
Apply Summer Bureau. PHILLIP HOTEL
AGENCY, SO eth ST. NV. II
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For Rent
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms
a NICH- large unfurnished or furnished room:
unturulshed. s. month: Furnished 81 III st6
rs.
Df-S iltAbi-E rooms furnished or unfuruish-
ed, also dining room ana Kitchen TI55 81
n. nE. 49, q.
smelly furnished OF Unrurnished rooms IS
and $40 1895 9Th 81. NV nv a.
Two OR THREE rooms cheap: first door
80 ave me- my24-3t
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1913 STH ST. NV Nicely furnished front
room. with or without board: telephone. hi
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Ok hENI-Iyo large communicat ting rooms
"a moor Wen ventilated; southern expos
ure. s5S North Carolina ave. Sc nay2g-st
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Birds. Dogs. Etc.

JUST RECEIVED two Mexican Ch-luaLuan
also black and white F.leran.an dogs. fancy
poultry. pigeons. singing Callrl-s. breeding
cages fsl-r--s- dogs. cars plant food. gold
fishes. s-l-1. rabbits. Ga4I-a plrs .e-c
SCHIlD.s BIRD STORE. .I2 18th 81.
rlyL-C
PEDLGEEED Airelele terrier purples. 2
months FRAZIER. ItlI u So. rrya5--r
FANCY pcu-trg. pigeons. singing canarfa.
breeding cases. parrots. dogs. cats yIaDr
fCou, E1i1-l5l-E goats. rabbits Cufnes 80
etc. SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. ~ Ilts 81
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90 9TH ST NYV.-Four communicating rooms
opposite Pension Building; first floor; rent
fAts Il
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SECOND FLOOR wen furnished apartment.
TWO rooms; all conycniencess special sum-
mer price Mt VERNON FLATS. No z
5th and New York ave. 4.
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SACRIFICE: small grocery and tobacco
store ne. THORNTON. 7i3 AT 81. NV. myZs-st
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Notwithstanding.

WANTED-OldsmobiIc must be- dirt chequ
state price ana make. Address BOX -
Times oGl-e. 3.
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BROOKLAND, d. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE & CO.. 703 King st
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CHEERFUL front ROOM on car line: COOL
gulet, neat; hot water. hue bath: choice
apartment No :. 7g2 n NV II
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WANTED-Whlte man to establish laundry
route. salary and commission. Apply 1926 Z
ST. NV; Sunday. II
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The Professor Is having a rush OF ladies'
from prominent families learning TO do their
own designing and dressmakIng, equal 20 any
hrst-Class dressuaker Take a position or
start in business Tor themselves. We DO not
teach in lesson or classes: each pupil
taught separate until proficient II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
STRUCK BY BICYCLE
AND THIGH BROKEN.
Aged Citizen of Dinwiddic Vic
tim OF Serious Accident in
Crossing Street.
Especial to The Times Dispat CHI. ]

v
PETERSBURG, VA, November 3O-
While crossing North Sycamore Street
this afternoon, Mr. John ]. Bragg, an
old and well known resident of Din
widdie county was Knocked down and
seriously injured by a bicycle ridden
by q young man. Mr.. Bragg was
taken to the Petersburg Hospital. He
$ suffe ring from q fracture Of the left
night and Is In no danger.
Elks' Memorial Service
The Academy of Music will be the
scene OF an interesting ceremony to-
morrow afternoon, when the Elks Will
a aisea ~ at the annual memorial SER
A most attractive program has been
prepared, including a number OF seec.
ions ms Of :, orchestral e and vocal music
~ MI r., r ! e.. -. Mann. OF this city. Will
Adolph 4. Decker. of Baltimore, viii
deliver the address. Rev. DR.. J. s.
roster, pastor Of Tabb Street Presby-
terrain Church. will offer the opening
prayer and pronounce the benediction.
New Pastor Arrives.
Rev; John T. BOSNIAN. who was as
signed to the pastorate Of MARKET
Street Methodist Church, in this civ
" tho recent session OF the Virginia
Conference snr, re- reaohed here last evening
from Norfolk, accompanied by hisyyife
Mr.. and Mrs. Bosnian were welcnmei
1t the railroad station by ofiicers ~
the church. and conducted to. the par.
Rev. w. Il. A. Haynes, recently an.
pointed pastor of the Ettrick Methodist
church, will 8conduct services at that
church Tomorrow -
Bishop a. NJ. Randolph came up from
Norfolk this afternoon, and will breach
and administer the rite of confirmation
at Grace Episcopal Church to- morrow
morning. - !"
Mr.. William Y. Slater ST., died about
9 o'clock this afternoon at his res.
idence on Halifax Street. Mr.. slater
had been In III health for several
months, Ffo Is survived by his wife.
four sons and four daughters.
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CROKER MAY WIN THE OAKS.
Turfmen Familiar With Conditions
Think His Chances Good.

Turfmen Familiar With Conditions
Think His Chances Good.
Especial to The Tines Dispntct,l
NEW YORK, November 30.-Ameri-
can turfmen familiar with the English
turf have declared since Richard Gro
ker's fllly Rhodora won the Dewhurst
plate at Newmarket that the owner Of
Orby has an excellent chance to win
the Oaks next spring with the nlly,
and thus complete the measure OF his
turf success abroad, The winner OF tho
Dewhurst plate. a seven -furlong race,
is accredited with having stronger
claims on the succeeding years classic
than has the winner of the Middle Park
plate, sx-furlong race. Lesbia, which
won the latter stake, Is described as a
small but eXquistely shaped ally, and
notsllkoly to grow much, II Mt all. He
defeated Rhodora in tho Middle Park
plate, but the latter was lust recover
ing from an illness. Lesbia did not
start In the Dewhurst stake a week
later, tho race won by Rhodora, Hence
1t would appear as II AIR, Croker's
chances 10 win tho Oaks arc better
than those OF Sir. Daniel Cooper tho
owner OF I.esbia Cap and Bells won
tho Oaks for the Messrs. Keene six
years ago In ollow lsty le., M ss
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of $770O0.000. A banking capital was
shown of t42.o00.00o. with bank clear
ings during the past year OF 1903, 4O0.-
900. with no bank failure and no issu-
ance OF scrip, although Richmond en-
gravera are rushing their plants to
turn out scrip for neighborng cities.
The figures brought out by the Mayor
showed 1850 manufacturing establish
ments. employing $4,000 people; 1876
churches of all creeds. with an influ-
ence on the life of the community that
could not be put into figures; eighty
passenger trains operating in and out
of Richmond daily over trunk line
railroads. Turning to municipal con-
ditions, the actual tangible and salable
assets OF the city were shown to ex-
coed its debt by over $5,5O0,000.
"For q city which Is charged with
Southern slowness and indolence." con-
tinued the Mayor. I'VE may boast the
first kindergarten in America. the first
electric street railway in the world.
built. operated and owned by Richmond
people; the first Masonic temple in
America, and monuments uneXcelled in
this country"
Passing to the other side OF his sub
ject the Mayor spoke of the impress
sions made by travelling man, and how
almost unconsciously people judged by
him the community which lie repre-
scented.
Chairman Hagan announced that
there would be business meeting OF
Post A on Thursday night, December
5th, at which time all the committees
will report and much Interesting bus
fness will he transacted.
An enjoyable smoker. with substan-
| tial refreshments. closed the evening.
Mr.. w. w. Williams. Mr.. Jeter Jones
and the Park Quartet. Nressrs. Brooks,
Harris, Hecks and Wilburn. entertaining
the company with several vocal selcc-
tions, which were repeatedly encored
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Death OF Anderson Lewis.

[Special to Tho Tlmes-pIapatch,J
WINSTON-SAIEM, N. O., November
sO.--Mr. Anderson Lewis. one OF ker-
nersvllle's leading citizens. and one OF
Forsyths best-knoWn men, passed
peacefully away at his home there
last night at the ago OF seventy 1--WE
years, UP to a year or two ago MI,
Lewis had always enjoyed exceptions
ally good health. First came an at
tnck Of rheumatism aud later a heart
affection and Brlght's disease devel-
oped, these being the direct cause OF
of his death. - ..ll.
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RorHscH1LD no nulLD BOAT.
Will Make Effort to Win the Harms.
worth International Cup.

Special to The Times Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK. November 3O.-Ameri-
can motorboat enthusiasts Intend to
make a strenuous effort this winter to
secure the attendance of some OF tho
leading crack foreign boats ut the prin-
clpal motorboat races next season.
Starting with the Palm Beach races, It
is Intended to offer an especially at.
traetive series Of international racesnin
Which II is. hoped to enlist the Fiat and
Do Dion, italian boats, several of thu
French winners, including the world.s
record -llo lder, and the best the Ems.
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SMALLPOX PATIENT
IN MOORE STREET
Sister OF Man Just Cured Found
Yesterday With the
Disease.

Just after announcement was nlads
by the Board of Health yesterday.
that the smallpox hospital had been
closed, Chief Health officer Levy was
advised of another case ut 1877 Moore
Street. the victim being Mary Ellen
Pryor, sister OF man named Saua-
ders who was dismissed from the
hospital as cured a day or two ago.
She had contracted the disease with
her brother some weeks ago, although
no evidence of it appeared until la.a
yesterday.
DR.. Freeman. of the Health Depart
ment, made an investigation, report
ing last evening to headquarters. Dr..
Levy immediately had the house pla-
carded and guarded, and the woman
VIII be removed to the hospital the
first thing this morning. Victoria
Saunders was dismissed yesterday. she
being the last patient at the iistitu-
! ton.
!, Should be Nncc;nate,I.
| From time to time DIR. Levy has
called attention TO the Importance. OF
vaccination. but he realizes that let,
tiers and newspaper articles do not
reach that class which Is more often
| afflicted. Persons are yaccinated FREQ
of charge at the Health Department.
| on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
| and many have protected themselves
| by needing the advice of physicians.
Prompt action on the part of DR.. Levy
| yesterday put safeguards around per-
sons In the Moore Street neighborhood,
and following the usual policy of the
4 department no nttempt was made ITO
conceal the fact that the disease had
found root here. AT the same Time
however. the public was reminded that
1t was necessary to BIO vacctnated, es-
pecially in, the winter. when small
poX is more contagious than in suns
| nler.
The Pryor woman conducts small
| store and lives upstairs.
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door sport, with the result that II ma!
be only question OF a few years when
bowling leagues Will. In u measure,
take the place Of baseball during tho
winter season. 1t is a fact that ball
players mako the best bowlers. and the
pitchers are remarkably expert with
the small balls In the duck-ptn game.
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lish boats. It Is understood that Baron
Lionel Rothschlld has tentatively cons
scented to send his two boats over for
some Of the international features.
Baron Rothschild Is to build new
boat to go after the Harmsworth In
tcrnational Cup. which II. ]. Schroeder's
Dixie won last year at Southampton,
The races viii be held on the Hudson,
in connection with the annual carnival
of the Motor Boat Club OF America, hut
will not occur until August.
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Lodge OF Sorrow To-Day

. ptCIaI 20 IHV 7 1I1SS- LI3p1tCh.I ell13
. WINSTON-SAI4EM, n. c., November
S0.-The annual memorial service al
the Winston-Salem Lodge OF Eiks MIL
be held Tomorrow afternoon " at s.
o'clock In the Elks' Auditorium. The
public are extended an invitation to
be present. The service will be IN
honor of Philip I'll. Lybrook. George
Richard I.ybrook, Alexander NJ, Carter
and Thomas Doub, The address of the
occasion Will be delivered by Mr.. j,
Lewis Baumgardner, OF Staunton 1Na.)
Lodge.
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unlnn,s Team Beaten.

OF this city, was defeated By
this team OF Howard College. negro In
st.tution, OF Washington, in same ~, ~
Hcward eleven won a score OF IS to o. acor-
ing three touehdowns The. Union team
has been twice beaten. once by Shaw Uni
OF Raleigh. and now by Howard
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Rugby Football In West,

SAN FRANCISCO,EC AT4., November 3d.
The champion rugby team of Leland STAN
ford Ir untverslty tof California, viii in
3lrrBbia this winter during the christmas
HOLIDAYS and will play all the leading teams
o. the British Columbia Union for the tro-
Keith, of Vancouver. Last year the uni-
versity team made tho trip to the North
and played three games, TWO Of which they
%of tho Institution has not given its sane
tion TO the trip. but II IS expected that: "
viii be approved. fS # y {sEs h
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Princess Trixie, the most wonderful
ly educated horse In the world will be
seen in Richmond at the Academy of
Music on Friday. December 9Th. when
will be given every hour
from 10 o'clock in the morning until
10 o'clock at night.
Tho Entertainments are for the benz
eft OF the Home for 1ncurables.
Trixie has been the drawing card at
Jamestown Exposition during the en-
tire season, and the hundreds of thou
sands who have seen her performances
are her press agents all over the coun-
try. The mare picks out numbers,
adds, subtracts, makes change on a
cash register, spells names, tells time,
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Woman Stubs Another.

Eighteenth Street, was stabbed twice lass
nirht by another woman, whose name she
could not toll, Wounds We're inflicted IN
the head and int ha left arm. necessitatin:;
several stitches. which We're taken by Dr.
OF tho city ambulance CORPS
The woman was treated by tho surgeon in
the First Police Station, SE
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MIR. wuru's Euneral.

The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph ~. Ward
will take PLACE mt 8 o'clock this after
No. CLIO .Buchanan Street, The tnter-
ment MIL DO Iii Mt, Calvary cenletery,
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Tcnp,u for wluter Game.

NEW 81 YORK. November a0,---Far-
seeing baseball magnates are begin
ming to realize the possibilities OF tho
ltcnpinf game as a popular form OF in-