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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
USADO Con tXTAORDlNARA fREeUEaClA FOR
OI PrO8ldeatO Del CORCGIO EjOeaiIO DO
COVgFO80.

Isl la sxpOEiOnCia DO Rlgunoa Aiios dc
pFEctiCs m6diCa pUads- tsnoR algdn vail
mi0nt0, n8dia GO extEaHaF6 que ca Olls
fund0 mis- agoveEaCions8 cUandO 90 tgats
de 0mitiE unS opinion GObTo un msdiCs'
monto que he ugado con 0xtEaoEdinaFia
ftaCusnCia. Ne FtfiUo 6 10 EmulHi6n do
Scott. La p8EfsCtB union do l08 Campo
uoDto8, 0l D. agEadabIo gakqF que d0tormina
10 bisn que gs C0nap miantERg % ostG
Gmpleando, y todO las impaEtantos
indiCRCione8 4ediOa8 que liens, GOn nu
moiOE , mas B9guFa gsFB~tfa.
Por euB RRs61 afa On Las oDfeEmodades
al paroOoR m6s inCuRablsB Como ls tisis, Ian
oaqWeGiQs, Las sssr6fislas lag HasasSGs, el
raqsitisnsO. la debjIidGd gs'aeEGs d falta de
de8aTTOElo on laB mBieTe8 y sa los nilo8 ,
otEs laEgs H8Rid que gsEfR prolific 0numoEar
90 v9 que esta aHGtanCis OpeEa VaTdadoRos
milagF68, y que Loo OntsEmol que pOr de-
CiElo aEi 8 hRllaban laH puoEtaB da Ia
muoEts, % tranlfoRman a. PIonto adqui.
Eisndo fueIEaB, Eobaslss, color. A1imOOi6n,
Balud, O. ma alabgRs quo aCEoditR CadR
dfa d iuuoia "a IR fans y del immense
CR6aibo da que tan dtil pEeaEaoi6n gOIa "a
tOdo d munda." /.
E. d. RqfaSl dsl PaEa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
information de Ia Oticina de Sanidsd

Inspector de Alim0ntog. San joan. To-
foFmG habsP doatEuido $50 libFRD pRpO8
pFopiedad de Loo gefi0rsI M. LNmBdEid &
Comps fifs.
Martin Oepsdn, Maestro Plomero. Re-
mitO pianos y eIp0CifcaCion08 do les ObPR8
do pl0mO1fR que va afsCtuGr On Ia cara
nGmOro 25 CRll0 do San Jol6.
Inspector do sanidRd, Santa Isabel. Re-
mite pianos del nuGv0 COmGnt8Fi0 civil
que vs ConGtEuiTBG.
BAlbinA CintE6n, San Juan. Pide Iu
ipgVeso On 0l SOnatorio Anti tuberCuloBo.
A. Camilo GonsGloz, San Juan. Rsmi'
to pianos y O8p0CifoRcion08 do IAD obFAB
do pIomeFfa que Va ef8CtuaT On la GAIA
n6mOEo 19 CRlle do La Oru8.
Official dc sanidad, MAyBgtiez. Inf1F'
ma que un cabnllo pF0pi9dOd del Nn9r
Fau6tino MARQUEE ella AtRCado do muOF'
mo "a duCf9 OGtG ConfoEmG con gACTif'
carlo.
TnBpsctoF de AIimOntoU, San Juan. DA
Cu0nts do haboF dOstTUido BiOt9 librGB dc
bnCaIao, prOpiodsd del 1GfioT AlOjandTo
Perez.
Inspector de AlimentoU, San Juan. To-
formO hRbsr dantruido "a lAtau de leCho
Condsnuada, pEOpiedad de Ion DefiareD Con-
zalOz Perez.
AlORldo Municipal, CoFOzaI. Rsmits
Copia CsEtifoads dc un RCu0rdO del Mu'
niCipio pieiendo DO inEtale una oGtRCi6n de
Anemio On aquel pueblo.
AlCaIde Municipal, Cay0y. RsmitG
para opEobRCi6n 0l pEoySCto de MatRdOFo
que va 4 ConBtRuiTBa en- aquel pueblo.
Alcaldo Municipal, Pe6uOlNB Pide %
inDtalO do nuSvo 10 OBtaCi6n Dc AnOmiN
que fu6 BupEimida.
Lucas Gomoz, Msyogti,z. sOIiOita pOr'
misc para utilisNF una panad0Efa que de
ne On Las MaEfaB, OnC0DtF6ndOs0 diCho
0stAb!ecimi0ntO On busnaB OondiCi0na8 90
nitNPiRa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
LTNFA rERRRA DEL oEsTR.

Itinerario. salidas de Bayana6n y Capt.
Sal sinaultaneaments
DfaB labOrabIes. Mahana g. O5, $50
45 11.OO. TaEde 12. 10, LIS B.l6n 4.B5. 6.45.
~ $50.
Y11. Tarde I2.15 $50, $50 $50 $50 s,
06 v $50.
Billetes baratOs para dfas festiyOB. De
Cata6O Bayam6n, ida y Yuelta 1a. Clase
95e "a. clase 18e. De Bayam6n OatafO y
Vuelta "a. Olaas 15e, "a. G1asa. Oes
BlIIetes OEdinaEiO de Capital OaG0fiO On
1a, Clase centavOs. b.
BaYam6n 10 do 8OptiaN1bfo de 1905
Ramon V6ldaB r. ~-~z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

fa h8 Gido hsChs, , q. alC8nsa 6 $40 OOO =
4 monoB q. una gran discretion 90 uno para
loB psgou de Loo psEitolm6diCOa pOE Les
CortsB, habrk gran pOEgTo do que 0l CE6di'
to Pueda scr Rgotado = SIgunOB 0tEoB del
gObieFn0 p0Fmaue2Oan p0R Un considerable
ismpO Hfn COZ pagRdog, pandiGnbag dc l0
liquidation do m6s CE6dit08 para esta pro-
p6aito, an la pE6xima Bo1i6n regular de ID
AHAmblOR ISgillativa."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
Do AdalRISITaGl6I.

Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan susCribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que el peri6dicO no les ssr&
enviadO, 81 .el avisO que con ta-
ObietO remitan, no viens acoml
panado del impOrts dc La sus-
CripCi6n.
Esta vale pOr IN trimestre
1926. Por IN semegtre $3.50.
PoF un a&o $500. Page 0qe-
ticip0dO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
Debut de una compshfa de zsrzueIa
(Por teLfqrAfO.l

(POr tsJfgr3fO.)
Hoy rscibimoD Ol tslsgramG BiguiOnte:
''Ponoo o t. 2. 50. m.-COTTe5pO@dsseSG.
San Juan P. r.
Debut anocho comEafifA z .Esue'a Tsn'
pestGd satiGfaCOtori0.
AplGudidoa Tiplsa, Tenor, Baritone y
Baio. EgCRib9.-CoFReBp eBpOnBal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

P. schiEs y Co, San Juan P. r. Pls.
80 principal y San Francisco 30 sntsI Far
maCis amoriCanR. Sc aOabI de impoEtAF
un complete surtido De Eopa hsChs para
CabaIIsToB, iovsnsa = nifioG, en- CasimiE =
t0lag lavabIog. TcGiOB de casa para Difios
deSd0 30 CentAvOs, uamaGOs RONperS.
Ss ds8EaChan oEdenes pOr OOErOo. Pre-
clos Ein Oompet0ncia. 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

A OOMPRAR MADERA.-La Com.
paNta Industrial de 6asstWros (ssn Juan
Box 657) tien0 On Clas0 dc primers & pT0.
Cio8 Bin COmpstsnCia, IN complete BUrtidO
para construction de CaEaR. MolduFRB do
bodOB tamafiOu. TabIillaH para PsEsianRR
Dop6sito8. San Juan fF0ntg 81 mU0ll0
n6mGE0 2. ssntuECs Stop. "a. Tol6fonoB
A26 1890. %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
HOn0raIiOs de los peTitOs-m6dicOs.

PoF laB Of fioinaG del Auditor de Puerto
Rico, Rsfr0ndada por lR del Attorney &C.
neral, sa he diFigido ura circular l0g
iuoceS seCRstaHioa de laB CoEteB do Die
trito y municipalss do la iSla, fjNndo una
tArifS do honoTaEio8 & lOB P0Eito1. m6diCog
Gua aCtGsn ante l0B tFibunRlOI, do aCu0Fd0
CON la asCCi6n 2a. del "ACtG para regular
lOs honoFario8 de loI PeTitOD. .mGdiC0H do
Puerto Rico, OpFob1da On II dc MAEz9
do 1908"
La pArtO dc RquslIG circular dice como
igus:
"io. ExHmOn y report relative
hOEidNl , lOIionsl; tAmbi6n
Ia sdSd, ,ssxo y diGCsEnimiOn'
20 del individuc; relative
CrimeneB contra mOFalidNd 6
seduction, violaCi6n, etc. s 400
" cHpacidSd mental 8 lOOuTO.,... 1900
81. AutOpsiO , { mEs 81 report
relative. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " 10 w
u poTt. ...... 49,. ...... 5000
So, Testifcaci6n como peritol
m61iCog On JuiCioB
q. En- CoTteB do distFitC.... 600
b. En- coEtes muniCi p0lOG... 200
La ofCina dol Audit1r 10 diRigiRG poE
ostou pEsCios para aCeptaE lOg OompEObon'
tOS do pFueba1 para pSgO do LOO leEViCio8
Do los m6diOO8, que sean COrtidCadO1 PoE
Las C0Etes.
So llama EGspetuOSamOnto la atGDOi6n Dl
hOOh0 de Ssts OE6dito, CON loa CE6aitOB t0ta'
IOI DO aIiguaCi6n para tsstigO1, inOluysndO
lOl testig0a eEpORtOB para lOl OuNlOl ID tAri'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
CABLE ESPECIAL.

So dice qua 90 ha recibidO aver un CO.
bla On el que 90 auunCiR que el v0p0r
"PhiladeIphia" do 10 Red 'D'', tFRe an
caVgamsDto do OamRG, telaB y ColChcnO8
para "El Cielo". EHtSB GOn les d'timaI
ncticiaB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

SOLAR Y CASA, se vende en- 81 600. en-
CatsfiO, oalle de Ia CarFeteTa No. so. Oasi
nueva, que Tenta $50 mensuales; tIene do
mimic; el solar mide IL y medias VarRs pOr
20 de fOndo, situaci6n inmeiOrabIe. InfoF-
mara J. Obrer, P. o. EOG 1874, o parada
10, Santurce. 15V,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02
Qhsenuin al pnabI0

Para dsmoEtFaF que Bomog para 81 p3s-
bio = poE 81 pueblo duFRnts Is dlas cam
PraK Camag CON ColCh6n & "a. 15=1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-02

EL MEJOR RON.-LoB uanoEsB AL.
vaEsz haFmRnoB, del OomaECio de eBEa pla'
Eaj C0ntin6Rn Eooibi0n6o gFands8 pSdidos
del scEsditado pEoduCto Ron San Luis,
que hR morooido d msior acoptaci6n del
PdbliCo. No Oontiens BustanCiaB noCivaB
' Cd "visio" do vsPdad, ain mix xtifOaOionOs
al adiEame1ton poriudiciales & lB aaIud.
No 10 oIyidsis, ARon San EaiR" Gale do
San Jop6 casa usfi0Eas Alvarez heFmaDoH
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I'm oaSa impFenes 90 V0nd0 pRpOl pc.
paGi6dico vioi0 & $500 lou A8 kiloa { Sln
SGiatgI.1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
TURN PACE HOME
INTO APAR TMENTS
w. A. Chesterman, the Purchaser,
Will Have Nearly 100 Rooms
Ready by October.

Although he will not secure possess
sion of tho property until May goth.
Mr.. W. A. Chesterman. who has bought
the residence of Mr.. j. B. Pace, No.
100 West Franklin Street, will begin
work to-day on the addition, his plan
being to convert the dwelling into
large apartment house. to be ready
for occupancy by October LIST, There
will be about sixteen siX-room suites,
with steam heat, elevator service and
all modern improvements. Architect
Aubrey Chesterman, of Lynchburg, vii,
prepare the plans to-day.
The Pace lot was 60X19O feet, and
practically the entire space will be
occupied, Mr.. Chesterman paid s42,5oo
for the property. Mr.. Pace has not de-
cided definitely where he will locate.
Mr. Chesterman said yesterday that
he would spend about $4,000 in addi-
tons and improvements. The house
stands in the heart of the fashionable
section, Just across the street from
the Jefferson Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
MEET FIRST TIME
At THEIR WEDDING
Wooing Done by Letters from
Those 5000 Miles
Apart.

PITTSBURG, PA. March IA ro-
nance covering period of several
months, in which girl was wooed and
won at a distance Of nearly 1000
miles. resulted in marriage yester-
day in Buffalo. n. Y, when the young
persons met for the first time. Miss
Gertrude p. Russell, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Russell. of San Mateo,
Cal, was the bride, and John G. Kirk
patrick, of Verona, Pa, was the bride
groom. Mr.. Kirkpatrick became ac-
quainted with Miss Russell through a
matrimonial bureau. Soon the tone OF
the Inissives became more serious, and
finally Buffalo was chosen as the place
of the wedding.
Mr. Kirkpatrick captained and played
fullback on the Verona football team
for four years. He is a member Of
the Verona Athletic Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
CANDIDATES MAY
Get TOGE HER
Mayor Sick in Bed and Unable
to Answer Richardson's
Challenge.

Mayor Carlton Mccarthy, who has
been confined to his bed for the past
two days, was unable yesterday to dis
cuss the new issues which have been
injected into the campaign, and espe-
cially the statement of Judge Rich
ardson that he wanted to meet him
face to face on the stump and answer
certain ''insinuations and innuendoes.
The Mayor did not leave his room yes
terday, and it is uncertain whether he
will be in his office to-day. Some Of
his friends are indignant over rumor
that he was "dodging." Say what
you please about Mccarthy" remarked
a member of the Board of Aldermen.
.'he cannot be accused of being u
dodger."
If there Is any great desire to have
the two candidates for Mayor meet in
joint debate the matter can be quickly
and easily arranged. Satisfied that the
affairs of the city will be wisely con-
Quoted whether one or the other is
concerned in the selection of good men
for City Council.
Having failed to arouse any great
amount OF interest or enthusiasm in
the mayoralty contest, the ward poll
ticians are scattering rumors Of one
kind or another, all of which are ride
ulous. While some are accusing the
Mayor of trying to sidestep joint de-
bates others are saying that Judge
Richardson's friends have advised him
to retire from the race. Whether this
Is true or not, the fact remains that
the Judge will stick, and will be a
live factor until the polls have closed
on April 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
PEMBROKE JONES ENTERTAINs
At IE-ON-THE-SOUND

WILMINGTON. N. c.. March Is
The largest house party in the history
of the Jones's elegant retreat, Airlie.
on. the-sound. is now in progress and
will last for at least a week longer.
Miss Sadie Jones is the hostess. with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones, lavishly assisting her in the
en- entertainment. which is most royal.
The guests include several Whining
ton folks and large number of So
ciety leaders from New York. The
latter arrived on special car from
New York, and consists OF Mrs. .E. ".
A!dams; Miss Deacon. Miss Mcdonald.
MISS Mortimer, and Messrs. I. II. Rur-
den, Jr Stuyvesant Fish, Jr.. Len Ia
rons, Phoenix ingram, Franklin Plum
p 1ner; kichard Lawrence, F. w Adams.
nrradlsh Johnson. Clinton GRAY ana
" visitor Kendall. The last mentioned
1s cousin of the noted author owen
The Duchess of Marlborough was
prH smhred 70 come South to visit Mrs.
Tye,Ii,oroKe Zones. but advices from New
a York state that her stay viii oi he .> tow
,shot Tor her to visit Airlie this time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
JEALOUSY DRIVES
.C0QUEL|N INSANE
Society Woman Said to Be the
Cause of French Actors
Incarceration.

PARIS, March 15..-For tho last few
weeks Coquelin-"Cadet," as he is
called to distinguish him from his ia
nous brother, Jean-has been locked
UP in private madhouse in a suburb
of Paris. Yet 1T was only the other
day that his associates of the Coincide
Franchise learned of his detention. The
news created also great excitement on
the boulevards. for CoqueIin cadet
is the best loved, as he is the best
known, comedian in Paris. Friends
who attempted to visit him We're turned
away from the door, one very in
fluential deputy was permitted to see
him from afar as he walked to and
fro in the garden of the madhouse be-
tween two stalwart Keepers. Poor
Cadet" was limp..lg along with hang
ing head--a melancholy object to one
who had known the sparkling hero OF
so many stage triumphs.
Rumor had 1T that Cadet was not
insane at all; that his imprisonment
was due to the jealousy of conspic'
uous society woman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
JUDGE PR|TCHARD
FOR PROHIBITION.
Addresses Large Audience at
Durham on Behalf OF Anti
Saloon League..
ACCORDED WARM RECEPTION
Says the Time Is Coming When
Senator'S and Congressman Will
Work Only for Prohibition.
ACCORDED WARM RECEPTION
f[speclal to The Times. Dispateb.

fTSpecial to The TimeB- Dispatch.
DURHAM, n. c., March 15.-Judge
Jeter c. Pritchard. ut the invitation
Of the Anti Saloon League of tits
city, delivered the opening campaign
address this afternoon. A tremendous
audience greeted him, and he was ac-
corded an enthusiastic ovation. His
speech on prohibition, as usual, dwelt
with the moral phases. and he dis
cussed at length the great benefits de-
rived by North Carolina towns that
had voted prohibition.
The occasion was a mass meeting Of
citizens, and was the first activity dis
played by the members of the Anti
Saloon League of this city, and the be-
ginning of the fight of the temperance
cause, to be decided at the State cleo
ton the 26tlis of next May.
Judge Pritchard declared that he be-
lieved the time would come when 1t
would be to the interest of Senator'S
and Congressman to lay down their
business obligations, and devote their
entire time to carrying out prohibit
ton. His practical address held the
closest attention. and 1t was decidedly
the biggest prohibition rally ever held
in Durham.
Mr.. John a. Oats, of Fayetteville.
chairman Of the Anti-Saloon League
of North Carolina. addressed the audi
encc for few minutes prior to Judge
Pritchards speech. DR.. John c., kilgo,
president of Trinity College, introduced
Judge Pritchard. He left tonight for
his home in Asheville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
.ACCOMAC MEN
ALL FOR W. i. TAI I
Republican Convention Passes
Resolution Instructing Delegate
to Vote for Ohio Man
PHILLIPS BODY is FOUND
Fines Of s575 for the Illicit Sale
of Liquor Imposed by Cir
cult Court.
PHILLIPS BODY is FOUND
Ispeelal to The Times. DISPATCH

Speciil to The Times Dispatch.
ONANCOCk, VA, March 15.-yrhe Re-
publican convention for Accomac coun-
ty yesterday elected the following dele
gates and aItcrnates to the congress
sional and State conventions:
Dclegates--Iohn Il. Bradford, WIZ
liam N. Parker. William J. Glib II. l..
Taylor, William Walsh, DR.. G. H. Uber.
Alternates-James i. Hope, T.. p.
Byrd, William T. Mister T.. N. Parsons
w S. Perks. L. a. Mock.
Resolutions indorsing the admins
tration OF President Roosevelt and ia
voring the nomination of Secretary Taft
for the presidency were unanimously
adopted.
The delegates were Instructed to vote
for Clarence G. Smithers, of North
ampton. as n delegate to Chicago.
The body of Mr.. George f. Phillips,
who mysteriously disappeared last No
yember from his home, in Wacha-
preague, was found to-day on the
marsh near the club house, on Brad
ford's Bay. about five miles from his
residence. 1t was somewhat mutilated
but there was no difficulty in establish
ing his identity.
Mr.. Raymond r. Riley. aged eighty
two years. attempted suicide by cut
ting his throat at the county aims
house to-day. Indications favor his
recovery He had long been we'll
known citizen. and until the past few
years possessed some estate. Continued
misfortunes made 1t necessary for him
to be sent to the almshouse about a
month ago. Since then his reason has
been impaired.
Twsaly-one years ago Mr.. W II.
Parker was given pair OF game chick.
ens-male and female. The rooster
lived to be fifteen years old The hen
has just died of eating Paris green
that was accidentally thrown from a
shelf-more than twenty-one years OF
age. They Were both quite black when
young, but for some time the plumage
OF the han has been a grayish- white.
Fines aggregating s575.0s were i'm
posed By juries for the illegal sale OF
liquor at the session of the Circuit
Court. just adjourned.
The station on the New York. Phila-
Aelphia and Norfolk Railroad and post
ONCE in Northern Accomac. heretofora
known as Bloonitown has been changed
TO Mackenzie Park. in honor of the Rev.
Francis Mackenzie. the founder of the
Presbyterian Church in the United
States. Mr. Mackenzie was buried not
Tar from the station in 1908.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
Special TO The Times. Dispatch. j


ASHEVtLLE. n. Co. March 15--An
echo of the famous Lord Cavendish.-
Josephine Hood mystery, which created
a sensation throughout the country
little over three years ago. reaches
this city from Memphis, Tenn, where
a suit has been entered in the Chan
Gerry Court by Mrs. G. l.. Cavendish,
nee Miss L. G. Simmons, to annul her
marriage 10 j. c. Cavendish, alias Lord
Douglass alias Lord Alfred Percival
Scott, alias Count de Ramey, alias
Count de Gcrmain, to whom she ayers
she was married at Hot Springs, Ark.
October "a. 1905. and was subsequent
~ deserted by him in Mexico.
Miss Simmons in her petition al
leges that while living with Lord
Cavendish' in Mexico she for the first
time learned of the deceit and fraud
practiced upon her when the picture
of the man she had married appeared
in the newspapers. and he was herald
ed all over the country as one Of the
greatest deceivers, frauds, and prob
ably the most accomplished bigamist
in the United States, and upon his
identity becoming known he immedt-
ately deserted her. She affirmst hat
she then learned of his marriage TO
Miss Josephine Hood of Asheville.
whom he married in New Iberia, La.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
Bogus Nobleman With Manu- Wives

She also asserts that in 1904 Cavendish
married Mrs. a. S. Anderson, wealthy
widow of Fort Worth, Tex. whom ne
subsequently robbed and deserted. The
complainant also AYERS that since her
marriage to and desertion by Lord
Cavendish" he had married Miss
Hops, of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. Scott, of
South Bend, Ind; Miss Duncan, of
Keno, New, and Miss Belle Warner, of
Niles, Ind.
The mystery caused by the dsap-
pearance of Miss Josephine Hood an
accomplished and handsome young So
ciety girl of Asheville, who married
Lord Cavendish" at New Iberia, La,
has never been cleared up. and in
spite of strenuous efforts made by her
relatives ard friends, assisted by the
United States secret service officials
she has never been heard of since
her marriage and her present where
abouts are unknown. although it is
strongly suspected that the girl was
Killed by the notorious bigamist while
they were living in AIeXico. to which
country, 1T is understood, they pro
ceeded Immediately after their mar
riage.
Miss Hoods mother is still living in
Asheyille, and has never given up
hopeGof some day finding her daugh-
ter. $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
WORKING ON SHIPS
Quite a Number Undergoing Repairs Mt
Norfolk Navy Yard.

rsnccisl to The Times Dis3atch.1
NORFOLK. VA, March 1.-THE work
of repairing ships now at the Norfolk
Navy Yard is well under way. and their
completion is an assured fact for the
near future. The repairs on the mon
itor Arkansas will be completed next
week. and the ship Will go Immediately
to Annapolis to resume duty as prac-
tice vessel for the naval cadets The
vessel is now in the drydock. where the
hull has been scraped and is being re-
painted. She is being put in prime
condition.
The old training ship Hartford is also
undergoing extensive repairs, prepar-
atory to being returned to Annapolis
for the summer cruise of the middies.
which will begin the latter part of next
month. The torpedo boats Talbot and
soringham are also undergoing extern.
Eive repairs to join the reserve squad
ron. The driving machinery is being
given special attention.
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Masonic banquet.

uspeeiai 70 The Times Dispatch.1
LEA'-l NJ VA. March 15.-The
suh,or members of Mountain city
,n ouse' no. " a. F. & A. NJ. OF Len
,rh S,un, gave most delightful banouet
a. ,ha ,oa nishe 70 the senior members
board. ottu The banquet
master Mf = M neEit,o Ada Ms, acted as toast
great charm. The address Of f'it Wa,c VIII
was made by Mr. Mason G. .Deavver., and
Sne response on behalf of the seniors
by Mr.. Frank Moore. The toasts were.
orphans Home" responded to BY Mr..
]. H. Price: THE Church and the
Craft, the Mightiest Forces for Good in
the World" Rev. r. E. Steele; NAV
Every Brother Have Heart to Feel
and Hand to Give" Mr.. Frank It.
Glasgow.
More than sixty persons were pres
ont, and the supper served was most
attractive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-16
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
CHANGES In OFFICIALS
TspccIaI 10 The Times-pispatcb. /

ISpecIa1 20 The Times Dispatch.J
WILAIINGTON, N. c., March ia
recent. order made by Atlantic Coast
Line officials divides the Florence Dis
places upon Mr.. j. A. Fountain, super
intendent of the Wilmington division,
with headquarters In this city. the
care of one OF the divided districts,
thus making Mr.. Fountain supcrin-
tendent Of 54S miles of the Coast
Line system. The other part of the
Florence District is given in charge
of Mr.. G. l.. Foster superintendent
of the Columbia District. This divis-
ion of authority virtually means the
abolishment of the Florence District
Mr.. Il. y. Hare. who was superin-
tendent of the Florence District, it is
understood, will be made chief dis
patcher of the Columbia division.
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Many Robberies.
Especial to The Times-Dtspatci


WILMINGTON, n. c., March 15.-Fri-
day night or early yesterday morning
the Atlantic Coast Line ticket Office
at Castle Haynes, not far from this
city. was entered and large number
of tickets and small amount of cash
stolen. An attempt was also made to
enter store at the place. but the ne
farious effort failed. Last night OFF,
GERS from this city arrested 'two ne
groes in swamp near Castle Haynes
az suspects I'M the case, and are now
Investigating with hopes OF fixing the
crime upon them. Tracks leading from
the ticket office correspond with shoes
worn by the negroes. and they have
told conflicting tales of their move
ments. Some days ago a commissary
of the Seaboard Air Line, between
negroes now have on clothes that tit
the description of some of the wear
ing apparel stolen upon that occasion.