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MYSTERY IN THE
DROWNING OF BOY
FROM WARSH|P
Father Is Told Young Lynch
Was Thrown from the
Georgia.

Because OF reports that have reached
him through ncighborhood gossip Daniel
Lynch, OF No, 800 East One Hundred
and slxty-ninth street. has determined
10 ask for an Investigation into tho dis
appearance of his nipetcen'year-old nan
Harry from the hattlcship Georgia last
Saturday evening. The boy was sailor
on the ship and is said o have been
accidentally drowned by slipping from
4 boom on which he was fastening
lantern.
Mr.. Lynch says he has heard that his
son was thrown overheard. Tho Of
ncers Of tho baStleship insist that Harry
lost his balance and foil into tho water.
.,tkinS his head on the boom As he
dropped
Young Lynch Joined the navy last
orsr,hor and after tsrzn On training
,hin nj Newport was assigned to tho
Georgia He was momber OF the crow
nj tho time of the explosion In the atter
turret on Marblohcad three, weeks ago,
when a dozen msn wero killed. and was
a witness before the Board Of Inquiry.
When tho hattieship came TO Now
York and anchored in tho North River
off tho foot OF seventyninth ,treet last
week Lynch was given furaough. cx'
p,rinx at o'clock Saturday nftrrnooi.
He reported at the proper Grnc-
AZ 10 o'clock Saturday ntBht Chap
lain Charlton. OF tho Georgia and
Father Mclaughlin. of ST. Augusune's
Church. called at the Lynch home In
the Bronx and told Mr.. Lynch that
Harry had been accidentally df0Rnsd-
Ths se.savea father went TO tho
Georgia the next day. He complains
that the oftsoers OF the shio wero not
making proper efforts to recover tbs
since that time sailor. from the
Georgia and tho Ohio have visited
the Lynches and made ye.led refcr-
Harry | death These haHa worked
upon the father until he has reached
the determination to ask TOR an In
auiry. Mr.. Lynch says that Harry
not ldsrstand how the boy could
have lost his life by the Side of a.
war vessel full OF men lying at anchor
In the twilight with other vessels close
a, hand.
Tne Commander Explains.
Commanaer Henry MoCrea, OF the
Georgia. said to-day that there was
nothing mysterious about the drown
Ing OF young Lynch. He showed the
Sfficial report OF the accident. made Inn
mcdiateiy after II happened. by Lieut..
nand OF the aaip at the time.
From this report II appears thai
LYNCH foil into the river while placing
a lantern on the starboard boom. which
had heen freshly painted. He was seer
In the water directly under the sterr
of the battle.naip apparently swimming
nv persons IN a launch. who gave the
alarm. Boats wcrc lowered from th'
Georgia. the New Jersey and tho Rhode
Island. and The river IN tho viclnit,
was drurged. without result. At th,
present ,irno there IL lookout for tn,
BODY maintained on both shores OF tbt
river opposite the squadron.
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coNhEcTlcuT aETs RgApY.

RoEKLASp. Nc. Aus. e.-lrha sas.,e-
ship Connecticut arrived at this port
to-day for the purpose OF having her
offieial trial later In the week. The
trial board was expected By train dur
Ing tho day.
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Wrote of Attending Picnic.

IL,
with us until ~o oains East, Then che
and my fourtecn-year-oid sister. NetTie.
went to live with our parents. Mr. and
Mrs, Moses Markowltz. in Dayton She
waa home girl whose every move
was known 10 US. and. as far AS /
know, she had no sweetheart Only
Sa;urdny ! received letter from her
stating that she va. gring TO picnic
With Sette on Sunday. never heard
OF Abraham Gordon. or Cohen. This
news Is terrible and l do not see way
the police should have detained James.
jacob and Bertha l cannot 30 to
item. owing 70 tho shock"
Tha brutal murder OF the MarRoYitz
Eiri has aroused Dayton. ms the murder
took place near the lonely spot where,
o siaeH TINE sSer- tho body OF Dona
Gilman MAS touud. similarly mistreated.
According no the Dayton story. Cohen
w&s walking along tho lonely road
Sunday with Annie MarkowitE and her
uule sister, Bertha, What happened AZ
terwards is mystery. two divergent
stories being offered in explanation.
Bertha appeared Greatness and nor
rtGed "a, the Soldiers Home TO say LA,
ws,ie hsy wero walking along the
lonely lane hishwayman slipped UP
behind them and blackIacked Cohen.
who wheeled in time to be shot through
the abdomen.
The assailant. she said. then rushed
At her and Annie. and Bertha Ned
screaming. leaving her sister TO nor
fate. A uosse rushed TO the scene and
found the Indianapolis man In serious
condition by the roadside. a tnil
through the weeds led TO the body Of
Anna. who had died OF stsangulation.
Her arms were clasped over her eyes
as II TO shut out tAe terrible scene.
The evidence zsiin=sedA there had been .
terrible struggle, After the body had
been removed TO the Morgue. the Mark
owitz brothers and Bertha called NJ Po-
lice Headquarters to ask what news tho
police had Ct the murderer. The broth.
ers admitted that their mother objected
10 S-.Aa E.El- sraiaE rIth-Gar6an.-And-i ihcy,
would not DENY that they had followed
her and her e.cort into the wosds Tho
police then decided 10 hold the brothers
end sister for further questioning.
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Southern Railway.
j TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. 3. ---Tollowing schedule figures published
only as Information, and arc not guaranteed.
$500 "A. M,---Daily--Local for Charlotte. !.
1115 a. M.--Daily ny Limited i -- Buffet Pull-
n M man To Atlanta and Blrming ham. Row
IN Orleans, Mcmphls. Chnttanooga, and
Chase City, Oxford, Durham and Rn-
leigh f5i * iisl
500 2. M,I:x, sundny.-Ke ysyllle Local.
gii5t o:3o p. NJ, for all the South.
4. SlS AZ 9sEilY YORK RIVER LINE. sJs-
1880 P. NJ. Elk. sunday--No. Ito West
pont-Connecting for Baltimore Mon.
dAyy, Wednesdays and Fridays.
days-No. 10-Local to West Point.
i5 West Point. tt89t 4]tlE5 z 81 i x
II TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$3.50 a. NJ 8:15 p. M.--From all the South.
$3.50 p. M.-From Charlotte Hhlcigh, Dur
ham,N Chase City, and Local Stnt IONS.
OILS A. M.--No. 15--From Baltimore ana
1915 a. M.-No.. o-wednesdays and Fri 81
5:1sp M.--No. 7sFrom west Point and
Local Stations.
C.. w. fYEsTBuRY, D. P. A..
53.f5s.s o2o e. Main ST., Richmond. Va n
C. II. ACKERT. s, E.flIARDWlCK, g53
w II. TAYLOR, q. p A. s n; ' '}3j az
III Washing ton, D.. 9. 555. m Is
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Church Notices.

Ee,544 II 5BAPTI ST.
;. FIRST BAPTIST. CHURCH iBRoADAND
Twelfth streets2;-The past Rev. GEO. w.
MCDANIEL. Will preach $atE114A. NJ and
r. NJ. sunday School ~. s. Mccarthy.
suptl $50 A., Ma welcome to all.
Franklin and Adams strccts) DIR. w. r, T..
Sunday schoo s; SO T n na
eNovE AviSSuB i, BAPTIST ctuR III
lGrove Avenue, and g, beech Street, --Rey. j..
AWT n anS 3 ssSaav ssSoa
9:1b A. M. M!dweek prayer service NVednes.
ua GRACE q s s Tn BAPTIST cHuRcH
CORNER Grace and Foushee Streets -Rov.
CHARLES s. GARDNER, d. a. D., pastor
Sunday school At s;sq A NJ !, Prsaeh'ox BY
THE "a DRNAc CLIP / Al'T1sT CHURCH
LoCKHART BALL, past roaching at Ii
A. n, ana 8 =. NJ. sunday school at e;ss
ss5tnS %Teansisasyat
g5}} METHODIST.
CENTENARY, METHoD1sT CHURCH
s sass rev " YouNa' 3. .. pas Is.
tor.seryices and sermons So pastor Ct
tas sunday School a. $50 A. n n,
seeSos eyesT A n!fbs ausns iho y CmDkc
Twenty-fourth ana N streets)----Rev,. II. NJ.
MAxnY astor.-preachingl az y a; 81 and
| 5@7 5Ga5 si PRESB YTERIAN.a jf
FIRST PR EsBYTDRIAN CHURCH. DIR,
F, IT. Me lei I, the pastor. WI ~ the
SECOND nEsnXTnR1AN CHURCH
day, services at 4 i A. II, and FIN. we'd
hosaay Il Al ssH sgs s. g;fS Isl =
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. y ERE W1THEIs-
Ar FL THE T9 SoYas A.;
services tomorrow at ~ a.. n. and 3 7. n .
| conducted BY the pastor, Sabbath School
/ $3.50 a, NJ Devotional service "Wednesday 8
WEsT NJ sva ysa;, oN
Megs esfwfen
PEAR Il ATKINS at. y A. NJ, and 8 T. n.
MARSHALL STREET q II IsTI AN
Vices Wees at ! ! a, M. and i: II Sunday
School at $3.50, christian Endcayor at T3 r,
NJ, Everybody Welcome IA FL 58 stt s{5
AONUMI y TAL CHURC I,-DIYINI0s SER,
vice at 1 NJ, conducted by Rev. ~ IN rs
Gil ApMAN, of ISyoto lal'ansF !, r r
To sstyee q pARsT
4 aud q special sermon VIII be preached Il
the ott SueSb Rev
FIRST ciuRciI 81 Gil IsI sc1HNyIsq
sna Mam
4 Experience and test.l nony q neetlng eyer!
!, "Wednesday evening ct g; 40 Tho reading
m apn Buiidug g. ana Is open sYsry week aa
pastor M Preaching at II Al, a, Sweden
x borg Free Library opsa daily,, Az welcome
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it,,nes-D Dispatch Branches.

{ II. ~ ID . {
,r+,, .sfn,,n,v wing ,nch offices have leeh
ettablished for the dement, OF those LYME y n..
AT III III Stance from tne Main Office " uva,ts
ieit EIt sa,iy OF these branches will receiao
Inc skaltiG careful attention US thouh ~, NARA
hadEhetnSlelt at the MAR nce, enc tne''
sLNtjGAl FER $ DRUG s rOKL, Iwehly-'' -
6F and ~ enable streets. Il st
WI II. lANf;s, aSls East Broad street; 1, ro,d
All "A. SCOTT. twenty tifth and Broau
wiIittliAsts' PHARMACY. rwenty-"r7sst and and
rss ss AZ GRANT s CO.. ,Sousheo y md
4 G. ~. tATIMER, No, 500 West Marsh Marshall
rHoMpsoN's DRUG STORE. no. 1921 West Vest
Il Il tt bEvERipaE. Brook ..ve' and clay ci'i
4rAnY,s DRUG sTo lie, Barton Heights,
rEorLE's DRUG sls,.ls, No. s9oo WI
ROBINS PHARMACY. No 200 East Mar
clTY DRUG STORE, No. l44i East Main
II uDsoNs R CUNNINGHAM. No. 2oa7 East
WALLIS PHARMACY. No. S34 south vt it n'l
a RsssfARR1sH co, no sls East Broad
I ri Ii i PARAGON PI..nMAcy, No. sol West '
EATON PHARMACY, Twenty-esh,h and ID n
Ri ss.SSst ARM AcY, No. l1o Canal Street
III LEWIS, 30. 4; East Broad Street. H.,
$HuNDLEY & WALKER. Iwenty-ii III. u W
{ NoRTiis1Dl; PnARMA> /, Fifth and Baker 'el'
z cA stSrIsa. DRUG STORE. No l1os Hull
/ TWENTY i MY EIGHTH !. AN y STREETS
PHARMACY Twenty eighth and \, n st Is !
! @. T.. W. KERN, INC CORNER twenty zen hi ~
II Fla Srf p RIM ACY.., i2601 q Street.
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COLOR line DRAWN ] ! 7 J.
IN BOSTON B TOWN.
Negroes Cannot Get Into
Churches, Hotels and Theatres
Unless They Have a Pull.
rspecinl q rho rim on 1Isp.lch.

Special to Tho Times alch.l
I! BOSTON. MASS, March 22.-1n
e 70 Y column article here Ralph Ber-
gengren, well-known writer, rcviews
7 the negro situation In Boston, and
shows that there is race discrimination
here ! and drawing Of the color-line, as
elsewhere.
Inc movement Is yet unorganizcd, he
says, ana inchoate, but II is slowly
gaming AZ " Many churches, hotels and
sth '''l'.f exercise this Discrimination.
negroes ~ Is T t't known to haveSwhitc assoc
( c O. 'lt'e, however, nre a1mgRSad where
Other negroes arc barred. GA though
the position OF tho colored nan is to-
Eday perhaps more assured and self
respecting IN this city, than anywhere
in evidences. TO the strange negro tho
hotels arc remarkably full OF patrons
ana tho best theatres. surprisingly pros
UGrO u s. ia35a 7l5 ~
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Railroads.
u T. q, y r,, is, /; " !, / !. 4, Isl,

~ .5NA i 4 { PoT yMi,N 4. ~ \ ~
TRAINS A1 LEAVE w RIs5.AosI' = NORTH ;lEp3
s:sS A. n -DaIly,,ytd $! s.. Thronsh
2e:b5 a. NJ - Daily ain st. Through. All
1905 a. M-rsxcept Monday - Byrd 81.
Through. All Pullman Cars. a Il
"A 1880 a.. M.--Week Days-T1lba. Ashland
Accommodation. $F
$40 "A, NJ --Daily-Byrd st. Through. Io-.
cnl Stops.
400 II. Nr.--Weok Days--nyrd st. Treder..
ckshurg Accommodation. n
5:2o r N NJ --pnIly--Main ST; Through;
Accommodation.
$3.50 p. M.-Dnily--Byrd st. THROUGH.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND - SO uTH.'
WARD.
f GAO A.. At,--Week Days--Elba. Ashland
Accommodation 3 t&
s;25 4. M.--Week Days-Byrd ST. 4 Fred
cricksburg Accommodation. S(3 &.
511:bo A. NJ Week Days---1,yrd 81. Through.
Sas MWssX Day. 81 1hfo 4sshiand
Accommodation. # 8
7:15 T. M.-Daily--By St. Through.
$500 T. NJ; .-Dnlly----B st. Through. fo-
o:4o I. M.Da!lyMa st. Through. All Nj
1910 F. At,Daily-.Ma!n st. !. Through:
Al Pullman Cars
on nil above trains. except trains arriving
Richmond 1850 A. NJ, week days. and local
# rlmc OF arrivals and departures and con-
nections not guaranteed. 4f5
W. =. DUKE, CIV. CtjL1'. w. P..TAYLOR
Asst. to prest. Gcn'l supt. Trnf. Mgr. w
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Thirteen Horses Killed.

81 T1iELMA, N. G.. March 22.--A bad
wreck occurred on the scaboard Air Linz
Railroad, ohc and half miles east Of
here, about A:30 A. M. yesterday, In y
which about six freight cars were domol-3
ished and dcralled. One cnre OF horses
overturned and rolled down an embanl.-
smcnt, and thirteen were killed outright.
ono fled on the otfor. It was n sicken-
i M! sight !, 7, Some few escaped. badly
The Incident was caused by good
many cars. heavily loaded with new rails.
being allowed to get loose On II steep
crashed into the southbound freight No.
Fl, with the above disastrous result The
engine Of No. II was also badly damaged
~, the track, was being cleared as rap
Idly ms possible. b rs Il M M
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Dividend Notice.

of Lanston Monotype

once Of Lanston Monotype
Machine Company,
No. 1921 callowhill Street.
THE BOARD or DiRECTGoRs HAS
4 this day declared semi rannual
= dividend, OF 3 per cent on the cap I
tai stock OF this Company, pAyAb y
on the 9Th day OF April 907, to
Stockholders OF record at the close
Of business April 4 |, 1907, 5
The stock trapsfe books VII close
at 2. NJ, April LIST and reopen z at
40 A, NJ. April 10th
j, sELLERs BAN CROFT,
Treasurer .ySS
Philadelphia, Pa. March ~. leo7 4.
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Sealed Proposals.

PROPOSALS, marked Pro-.
posals for Double Dwelling House.
u envelope addressed Commissioner OF
= Fisheries, Department II Commerce
and Labor, Washington, D. Co. will h
Y beSrecelval at this OF ice until52 r. Nj
viii be opened In the presence OF at
a tending bi.4ers, for the construct ION
OF double dwelling house$-at the
a vile, Va. Tho right Is reserved to
reject any or all bids, waive any de-
fects. and to1accept any part OF any
bid and reject the other. part, For
4 notifications, plans, blank proposnls
Wand full informa ton, address the
Il Commissioner of Fisheries. Depart
mentof Commerce and Labor, WAS Il
I'll ington, p. o. Ell % 5t3s 80 20
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Bostock's Wild
Animal Arena
See Morelli, Miller and Mar
tinos. 3 Big Ms.
Office.
NOTICE,


In accoordanco with resolution OF
the Board Of Directors of The state
Hank OF Virginia made on the list day
OF February, 1907, and pursuant. to 9.
resolution. Of the shar holders Of said
Bank made the 18th day OF February,
Is hereby given for a general meeting
OF the shareholders OF The state Bank
OF Virginia to DO held on Tuesday, the
house, No. ill East Main Street, IN
the City Of Richmond, VA, at 2 o'clock
tect OF the conversion OF this Bank
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best interests Of the Bank and Of the
shareholdors, to authorize the board
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Wants,
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THE sTO C1SlOLD1sRs or TILE
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M
papie netles !, hereby given thu.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
~ stockholders OF the Bon Air Conn
pany OF Virginia will be held in the
"a Office OF COLONEL T. M. r. Talcott
d merce) on tuesday, April a 2, / 907,
at 10 o'clock a. M. Action will 4 be
taken at&this meeting on the ques-
ton OF reducing the capital stock
& Of the company, and a full attend
anco is desired. 2i
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE A1u-
st y tha
Fl ciety, MONDAY, April ! 5. 4 907, at i
o'clock 7. M. I1DWINaA..8 PALMER.
1sftss Primo pal Agent
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Il MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
58s tho mail order business began small;
,Sss any one anywhere, can do the work
ss&s in spare time at home 4 send for free
S8S booklet; tells how to- get started.
ssA MANAGER. Box 664, Lockport. n
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WANTED, A. FIRsT-CLASS BROKER
to represent Vacuum Lard Mfg, Co.,
sS5 Chas II. Brunier. successor, OF Bal
lS% timore, Md. & Address 22OG to 10
Frederick Avenue Baltimore. Md.
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Professional Help Wanted.

WANTED. TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
! and schools for teachers. THE VIR-
D GINA TEACHERS BUREAU, Rev.
an Va.
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7 80 -.
Solicitors and Statesmen.

STATESMAN IA TRAVELLING THROUGH
the country districts to handle man
ufactures, line of blankets, nannels,
tx dress goods, and novelties. Good
commission. THE LAKEWOOD CO,
s59 BOxI4l Philadelphia.
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Rooms For Rent.

WANTED, III no RENT NEWLY FUR
Il nlshcd rooms, centrally located; all
gs conveniences. Address G 400, care
HI this Office. 5
THREE ROOMS FOR RENT. ON SEC
u ond floor. Apply No. lis w. Clay
e ST., or phone :3i31. y
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Agents Wanted.

WE PAY $50 A MONTH SALARY AND
rig and all expenses to In.
sGtrpduee our guaranteed poultry and
re stock i remedies. BIGLER co. \
H l0s4, Springfield. III.
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Richrnonders in New York. u.
v The following Richmond people were
registered at New York hotels to-day:
Waldorf, w. y. Thomas, F. w. Scott;
Imperial, 81. Tomkin; Prince George, y.
D. Macgregor; York, r. II. starkc.
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Business Opportunity

FOR 4 SALE, II ONE SURREY, ONE
8ft Phaeton and one Top Buggy, all rub-
Der tires, In good order and newly
d painted "A. MEYERS SONS, 1cO S.
s Eighth ST. 54 a74 \ ~
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Help Wanted Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT . PERSON MAY
IS earn SIS to 500 monthly corresponding
N for9newspapers; sure, steady work; no
IL canvassing; 81 experience .unnecessary.i
WI Send for particulars. PRESS SYNDl-a
sF&CArE. Iockport, N. 7. *
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5 CARPETS AND 8DRAPERIES 4
ts-e. CLEANlID,2 so sles * ~ n

GALL 2522 AND OUR MAN WILL
call and examine your carpets and
drapories for dyeing, to match house
K decorations. Mrs. a, J. PYLE, 316 N,
Fifth Street tf5 5f5