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,Tor 4ale.
ONE CENT a WORD.

WOOD! wooDl WOOD! / HAVE FOR
sale four thouasnd cords OF Pine
wood, near the own OF Weldon, North
liver on S. "A. y. Railway. Core
spondence solicited. T. FERRALl.
mcguire, L Box 2, Halifax. N. G.
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Real estate for 5ale.

FARMS AND RI4ANDS AT Low
est prices on easy terms; greatest
bargains in Virginia. Write for cat
alogue. Address ]. r. ELAN, Char
lottesville. Va
BRICK DWELLING. SIX ROOMS
with modern improvements. in ex-
celIent condition and good location.
Address a 63I. care Times-Dispatch.
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WANTED. FIVE FIRST GLASS INSURE
ance solicitors to sell the best health
and accident propositions on the
market: good place for producers;
call between s and 0 o'clock. room
200. American National Bank Build
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A. w. ARCHER. Manager.
Buffalo Lithia Springs. Va.
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WANTS
ONE Il INT A WORD
lost arb 1ollnn.

LOST. ON ] Jeff ERSoN PARK, s4ATuR-
day afternoon or evening, one small
gun metal lady's watch; priced as q
keepsake. Liberal reward X left ut
residences, 2103 Church Hill Avenue.
Lost, HIJTWEEN 610 &c BUCHANAN
M Street and Reservoir Park, on Main
street car, one shop bag, No. 20S0.
Reward II returned to CLIO Buchanan
Street. II s.
black; collar, with name on It, Re-
ward II returned to 303 Robinson
Street.
LOST, ON BROAD STREET, BETWEEN
First and Fourth, one IS bill Re.
ward IL returned to 406 East Grace.
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A4ent8 UWanteo.

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL DIoZO.
the greatest disinfectantA on earth, a
ninator; nothing like It on the mar
ket; 6canvassers make from SIS to SIS
per- day. Apply sat once, w. T..
HENDRICKS CO., 8 South Belyidere
Street, l+Sta5., ~
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Rolt:lI:e!,s!..

sSkQkk&xO>
s EVERY DEPOsIToR IN "A BANK IS
equally ol,titled to the greatest secur-
.SgE ity and the best SERVICE THE
FIRST f!ATIONALgBAN X OF RICH
MOND, Y Al, g doubtedly afrords
81 both, and invites accounts from all
strong, lurge. courteous bank. AS
SETS $9,O00OO6. Organized April, u 865,
y WANT ED, I,HE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that AHNKDs Bros JeWel ers. 9l2
~ Dast Main Street. buy. sell, exchange
AS and remount diamonds In the latest
styles. Old gold and silver taken In
exchange. 81 81 iis
BARRIERS AN TAILORS,, LET Us
sharpen Your razors and shears:, al
kinds Of he pal IN zsYlRGlNi I Ut
It Seventh. ss9 81 ss8S5 5 s II
4 GINGER ALE 7EAND5 SODA WATER
are 4 a delight II made by iIkLEV q.
SAIL. Try. 1t and see.
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ANTIQUES.

GENUINE ANTIQUES FOR sALE-RE-
pairing and refinishing antiques and
other furniture. Phone 1907. G, Z.
LYDIA. AT West Main.
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Norfolk and WesternRy

ONLY sALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
I Schedule In Effect june II. 1905.
Leave Byrd Street Station, l.ichmond.$
II, NJ, $500 p. NJ. BIZ 100 r. NJ. For Lynch
burg and the West: BIS 10 A. NJ. as IA. M.
i.la;1O p NJ. 1910 p. n. & Arrive Richmond:|
From Norfolk. b1l:1B a.. Nj. all AS IA. NJ
n6:50 p. NJ bs:46 p. n. From the West,
$500 "A. M..1sa:05 p. NJ. s;2o r. NJ s5s
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars Cafe
Dining Cars. IS .,ss
Daily: Daily Elk sun; b sun. only. ia
w. b. BEV1LL gS G., Fl. BOSLEY,Sgi
Gen. Pass. Agent. District Pass, Agent
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cars leave Manchester. seventh aad Perry
Streets, for Petersburg; aSS
IS. q, s, 20. 10. IL. .12 P. NJ, j. q. IS. q.
8, .s5:45. &c. 4. s. 80. 10 P, 81.
II ?. y. for Chester; y mtdnisht for
Petersburg. $500
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Sycamore
Street. for Manchester.
A. M. 1895. s1;35. 2;a5. 3:35. .4:s5. a6;35.
|6:35. s7;35, s:35, 9:35, l'10:4o. 11:4oS p. N. ID
s'Carries baggage and express. ss5s 5sis5
b. - Limited, except Sunday and HOLIDAY Xxx
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond. az ~
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Rpo1ns for RRnt.

A0o1NS Tor kHt1t..
WANTED, TWO UN F U RN1SH ED
rooms, with or near board. for man,
wife and fifteen-year-o son. near
Meadow Street. Reference. Address
+ as. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. THREE OR FOUR FUR
nished rooms for light housekeeping;
west of Broad Street. Address B
GAG. care Times-Dispntch.
FOR Rent. a FURNISHED OR IN
furnished flat, square from car and
near Forest Hin Park. Apply Mrs.
II. C. FOSTER. Forest Hill.
telephones; meals served. TOO East
Marshall.
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FOR sALE-Two NEW DELIVERY
wagons. One covered. with duck
sides. $1,000: one open express
wagon, $500; both cut under South
rhtrteen:h. Street. sPOTLESS co.
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MUST SACRIFICE MY BEAUTIFUL
upright Knabe piano: has been used
but eighteen monthsb Will sell close
care TilNns-Dlspatch.
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RED BASKET pEvtLzD CRABS.

ALWAYS GET THEM FROM THE RED
basket; fresh every day. Call COLE
MAN, Phone 6S97. Z
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Seaboard Air Line Ry

SOUTHBOUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO-
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. u
" 9:10 A M.-Local to Norllna. Raleigh,
Charlotte. Whining ton. 2:s5 P.s M.Sleep-s
ers and coaches. Atlanta. Birming ham. Mem
pills.. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points. e:4bg p. M.-Sleepers$ and coaches
Jacksonville, Atlanta, Eirming-
ham and Memphis. 6s4sts a
NORTHBoUND TRAINS ScHEDuLEp TO
s5 ARRIVE SRICHAiONDfD DAILY. S 3fi 9ts5
s:10 IA. M :o5 p. NJ, s: ?5 2, NJ. !. ssgss
H. s. Lizard. D. PA IA
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WANTED, TO SELL "A NICE CONFEC.
tIonery and fruit business. doing a
paying business. Apply to North
SeYenfh.
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Delp 0Manteb, Female.

a cOLORED WOMAN TO
nurse baby twelve months; good
price to right one; no one need reply.
unless nice. clean, etc. For particu-'
lars apply to B 654, care Tines
Dispatch.
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FOR QUICK SALE. g TOP BUGG1Es:
special purchase; each 346.75.f SPOT
!. LESS CO.. Shockoe Square, South
Thirteenth Street.
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! usil1e ss I 63ppp Il Il tlunltt !

LUMBER. I4ATHs, SHIN GILES, SASH,
N blinds. doors. (4a + ges 9 u pk as low
prices. ards and hui ldingaA cover.
Ing ten acres. * WCODWARp &sSON,
Ninth Ssnd aAyahs n iIssa
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IF you HAVE sCIATICA, NEURAL
gia, govt, or rheumatism don't continue
to suffer. Take Rheumateur. Price
soc at all druggists.
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iF G olNGTo ATLANTIC CITY. NJ. 1. Send
n RATS and location Of hotels. Free distribution,
8N INFORMATION BUREAU
6l1o s. New York Avenue. Atlantic City. NJ.
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DON'T BE HUMBUGGED LONGER,
'Phcne US for prices on all kinds of
fuel We've got the best to be had,
4 and only ask trial order to demon
strateit. QUARLES & WINGFIELD,
Seventeenth and Washington. Phone
1919 5s9st5f
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HOTEL MT. VERNON

Same block Marlborough B!enheim and Den
nj. hotels. SIS up weekly: s1.50 up daily. 4
GEORGE L. SPENCE. j
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SODA WATER.

SODA WATER,
cents per bottle. KLEvESAHL'S soda
waters the best.
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6um1,1fr BoaroinQ.

Il COTTAGE. OCEAN
View, Va, an ideal place to spend
the summer: direct on the water;
electric light and running water in
each room; fine porches; boating.
bathing and fishing. Terms nloder-
ate. Further information, address
BATCHELDER COTTAGE. Ocean
View, Va.
SUMMER BoARDERs WILL BE RE-
bceived In the dormitories OF Sweet
vBriar Institute during the months Of
July and August; rates for adults.
$40 per month children and nurses
IN proportion. Apply to w. 3. DEW.
Treasurer, Sweet Briar. Va.
WANTED. A FEW BOARDERs FOR
month OF August, In cool. pleasant
country home; three miles from rail-
road. Terms very reasonable. Ad.
dress Mrs. MOODY, Beaverdam Mills.
Va.
THE HYGE1A. CAPE HENRY, VA.;
coolest and healthiest resort on the
coast: great marine view; finest
bathing; Reasonable rates. ROE 6,
DYER. E
WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERS NICE,
cool location near Forest Hill Park
and in a square OF the car line. APP
ply Mrs. II. c. FOSTER, Forest Hill
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FLATS OMalltt0.

WANTED, SEPTEMBER 1ST.& FLAT;
of five orsslx rooms, or would rent
house with responsible party: West
End preferred. Address g 7S4. care
Times-Dlspatch. si
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Goal AMI ga onn.

<N0~N~~~~NN~N~~~@
WOOD AND COAL AT SUMMER
prices; coal, $3.50 to $3.50 per tor:
cord split wood. s3.25; Just tho size
for the stove. Phone Tor a sample
|, ad. Phone 69l3. NORTH CARO-.
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO.. SGT
Crook Avenue.
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Railrnans.
~~~~0-
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JUNE z. 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: Sis A. NJ. and
For Norfolk: $3.50 a. NJ. 1900 a. NJ.
$500 F. NJ. 500 P. NJ. and 1900 2. II.
For N. & w. Ry.. West: $3.50 A. M.
$500 "A. NJ {. 1910 and $40 P. NJ.
For Petersburg: 'ss:10 A. NJ, 80: 100 a. NJ.
1910. $500. 1890 p. NJ, 500 p. NJ. 's7:oo
p. NJ. 9:1o P. NJ. 7:25 and 11:30A p. NJ.
8 For Goldsboro and Fayetteville $3.50
p. M. @ t
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $40. sos
A.. NJ. .s:35. .Il:l5 a: NJ. ''1o:4s and
5.11;45 "A. M..s1:30 r. NJ. 1905. 1850. 100
and $40 p. M: ss9:A5 p. n.
Except Sunday. - Sunday only.
s Time Of arrival and departures am cons
necttons not guaranteed.
u. O. s. li,AMPRELI.s D. 2. -
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FOR SALE. GOOD HORSE AND NICE
light canopy top folding seat trap;
also fine set OF harness. Phone
$685.. 2201 yenable Street.
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VAN Oh S
#lisffll

GEORGE l.. HUGHES TRANSFER co.
Hauling OF all kinds. Office, 1910
East Cary street. Phone 7443.
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STEAMBOATS,.
0LD DOMINION
" STEAMSHIP co.

Night Line for Norfolk
Leave Richmond every evening (foot ASH,
Street) at z p. NJ, stopping at Newport
News en- route. Fare, $500 one way: $500
round trip. including stateroom berth meals.
so cents. street cars to steamers wharf.
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ReaI estate Q@anten.

TO BUY "A FARM OF 100
:. toa125 acres. mostly clear. near R.,
s r. & r, r. r.; must be reasonable.
Address r. O. Box No. 8. Guineys.
Va, giving description, location, dis
lance from station and price.
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sTocK REDUCING sALE! SIS TOP
buggy, SB5; 1928 runabouts. 500.
Large stock OF good vehicles at spe-
cial prices. "a. MEYERS SONS. 100
South Eighth Street
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THERE Is BUT ONE BEST SODA
water or ginger ale on the market-
that fs KLEyESAHLS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
AIRSHIP ALL RIGHT;
ACCIDENT EXPLAINED
IBy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-At the
official investigation of the aeroplane
accident at Fort Myer by the Signal
corps, what is believed to be the cor
rect theory as to the cause of the acci-
dent was brought out.
Lieut.. Sweet of the navy, who as
sisted the board at the inquiry. gave
the following. version:
Through the numerous long flights
made by Mr.. Wright at Fort Myer
there developed an exceptional strain
on one of the brackets of the upper
strut of the rudder to which a guy
wire was attached.
ut is quite possible that the con-
tinued strain and vibration wore out
the bracket. When the bracket broke
the guy wire dropped and became en-
tangled in the left propeller, breaking
one of the blades.
''The breaking of the wire caused
the rudder or tail-piece to collapse,
and this, it is believed, struck against
the left propeller. Further control of
the aeroplane was impossible.
1.-THE accident does not reflect any
discredit on the Wright brothers fly
ing machine, and is one that would
probably not happen again in great
many years"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
PLAGUE CLAIMS
MANY VICTIMS
FIFTY-EIGHT NEW CASES IN
CITY OF MANILA
Governor General Smith Summons a
Special Commission to Wage Ex-
tensIve Campaign Against
Fearful Contagion
[Rx Associated Press.l

MANILA, Sept. 21.-Fifty- eight new
cases of cholera and nineteen deaths
are reported for the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock this (Monday)
morning.
The cases are spreading in the city
and suburbs, but the health authori-
ties are confident they will be able
speedily to gain control of the stu
alton.
Governor General Smith has sum-
moned a special meeting of the mem
bers of the Philippine commission to
discuss the plague situation and to lay
plans for an extension of the cam
paign now being waged against the
disease.
Federal troops at present are guard
ing the sources of the city's water
supply to prevent the throwing of any
infected matter into the water. 1t is
probable the forces thus engaged will
be largely reinforced.
The army transport Sheridan, de-
tained at the harbor quarantine sta
tion at Mariveles for several days, with
two cases of cholera aboard, has been
completely fumigated and given a clean
bill of health.
The Sheridan sailed today for Nag
asaki, Japan, on its way to San Fran
cisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
DR0UTH IN NEW ENGLAND
WORRIES FARMERS GREATLY

BOSTON, Sept. 2O.-Anxiety is filing
for drouth which is pronounced to be
one of the severest in iiany years has
spread itself over the New England
states, causing suffering to people.
cattle and crops throughout the coun-
try.
1t was on August 26 the last general
rainfall came to New England. In
many places the wells are running dry.
Water in the lakes has been receding
at the rate of one inch a day.
Numerous forest fires have started.
Many mills have been crippled by the
lack of water supply and others have
been compelled to shut down.
Cattle have been killed and the milk
supply is limited.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
HASKELL AGAIN
DENOUNCES LIE
OF DOODLE DEE
DARES HEARST TO EMERGE
WITH PROOFS
PURVEYoR OF SAFFRON sENsA-
TloNS HARD HIT
Desires Merely to Expose Doodle Dee
Leader, He Says, as a "Dis.
torter of Public
Records"
[By Associated Press.1

NHICAGO, Sept. Ex-Governor Has
I kell of Oklahoma gave out tonight
the following letters which he said
he had telegraphed to William Ran
dolph Hearst:
William r. Hearst, care New York
American, New York City. N. z:
You are stating in speeches and
press in substance that during the year
1899, when Attorney General Frank S.
Monnet of Ohio had several cases
pending in the supreme court of that
state against the Standard Oil COM
pany I sought to influence him to dis
miss those suits.
81 have said and now repeat that
your statement is absolutely false and
l had no dealings of any kind with the
Standard Oil company. Your conflict
ing statements prove nothing. You as
a newspaper man may or should de-
sire a reputation for truthfulness.
II as public official demand that
those who accuse me stand forth and
make their proof.
You know that a suit against you
for civil damage or criminal pro-
cedure for libel means a long delay
and affords your character Of journal
ism chance to cover your expense be-
fore being called upon to settle.
"Distorter of Records"
81 do not want your money; I sim
ply desire to expose you to the public
as false accuser who has distorted
public records and manufactured state
ments for base political purposes.
For the purpose of forever settling
this infamous slander which you are
accrediting in your newspapers and on
the stump, now propose that COM
mittee of five or any three of them,
composed of the editors of the SPRING
field (Mass) Republican. the Chicago
Journal, the New York World, the In
dianapolis News and the st. Louis Re-
public be selected to hear you and me
under oath and all other evidence they
may desire as to the truth or falsity of
your charge at the earliest possible
moment, and render their decision to
the public in writing.
SHOULD this committee find your
charges sustained I shall withdraw all
connection with the present presiden-
tial campaign.
SHOULD the verdict be against you,
as / know it will, there need be no
other penalty than the public contempt
due every assa ssin of character.
&C. N. HASKELL"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
PRESIDENT APPEALS
FOR AID FOR TAFT
Be Heir with Plea for "Disn-
terested" Citizens to
Assist
[Ry Associated Press.l

OYSTER BAY, Sept. 20.-President
Roosevelt in a letter to William B.
Mckinley, chairman of the Republi-
can congressional committee, made
public today, appeals to "disinterested"
citizens to join with the national Re-
publican committee and the congress
sional committee in a movement to
elect William H. Taft as president and
Republican congress to support him.
After reviewing some of the legisla-
tion of the last seven years the presi-
dent declared Mr.. Taft and the Re-
publican candidates for congress "seek
election on a platform which specifi-
cally pledges the party to continue and
develop the policies which have been
acted upon for several years past"
All the aid that can be given to per-
petuate the policy of the government
as now carried on, the president says.
should be given by every citizen, etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
ACCUSE MEN OF
LOOTING SLUICE
FOLSOM SALOON MEN TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY
Much of Gold from Dredger Declared
Sold to San Francisco Mint.
Prisoners Deny Their
Guilt
[ny Agsoc.ated Pregs.l

SACRAMENTO Sept. 20. - Frank
Cole and Comeill Cordell, proprietors OF
saloon at Folsom, with w. Wells and
c. lombard, who were employed on
one of the dredgers for the Folsom
Dredger company, are under arrest
here, charged with having extracted a
quantity of gold In amalgam from a
sluice of the dredger.
The authorities state their belief that
the men have made away with thou
sands of dollars worth of gold, and say
they have evidence much of it was sold
at the San Francisco mint.
Sheriff Reese is of the opinion the
men under arrest have been engaged in
systematic thefts of gold for long
time.
Amalgam worth $500 was taken from
the men when they were arrested.
Cordell is understood to have made a
statement to the effect neither he nor
his partner had anything to do with the
disappearance of the gold.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
RESCUE CREW FROM
WATER-LOGGED SHIP
[By Associated Press.l

GRAND TURK, Turks Island, Sept.
20.-The Clyde line steamer Seminole.
which arrived here today from New
York, on Saturday evening rescued the
crew of the abandoned schooner John
A. Matheson, from Baltimore. 174 miles
north of Turks Island.
The Matheson had a severe expert
ence in the hurricane that has pre-
vailed in those waters.
She was dismasted, and becoming
water-logged was abandoned by the
crew September II. The boats kept
well together, although the sea was
running high. and the Seminole was
able to pick up all hands.
Early yesterday morning the Semi
mole passed bark on fire. The vessel
apparently was Norwegian, although
the name could not be made out. There
was no sign of life aboard.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
GO UP IN CLOUDS AND
TAKE PHOTOS OF THEM

LONDON, Sept. 20.-Professors A.
Lawrence SRecht and Percival Lowell
of Boston and Captain S. A. Cloman,
the American military attache at Lon
don. made balloon ascension today
with Hon. Charles Stewart Rolls, cap
tain of the London section of the army
motor car reserve. They succeeded in
making a number OF scientific obser-
vations above the clouds as we'll as a
number Of photographs. The balloon
reached an altitude of $500 feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
FIND HEATH GUILTY
OF ROBBlNG WOMAN
Charged with the EmbezzIement Of
$4,000 from New Yorker Who
Invested In Real Estate
Through Him
[Ry Associated Press. ]

DENVER, Sept. 2O.--Clint o. Heath,
formerly real estate dealer and pro-
moter in this city, was found guilty
of embezzlement of $500 from Mrs.
jury in the criminal court late last
night. This carries a sentence of one
to ten years in the penitentiary.
While the information on which
Heath was found guilty involved the
of only $500, the sums
lost by Mrs. Hustled through her deal
ings with him amounted to $4,000.
Heath disappeared from Denver last
April and was captured in Los An
geles several months afterward
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
ODD FELLOWS
GATHER TODAY
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE TO
MEET IN DENVER
Members Flock to Colorado Metrop-
oils from All Parts of the Con-
tnent-Session in FL
Jebel Temple
IBy Associated Press.1

DENVER, Colo, Sept. 2O,-From al
parts of the continent members of thu
independent Order of Odd Fellows are
arriving in Denver to participate In
the eighty-fourth annual session of the
sovereign grand lodge, which Will be
held here beginning tomorrow.
The Rebekahs, the womans auxiliary
of the order, will be in session from
Tuesday morning until Friday night.
Several thousand delegates and Wis
itors have arrived already and more
are expected before the meeting of
welcome is called to order in the Audi
torium tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock
The Rebekahs will meet in Ell Jebel
temple and the business meeting of
the sovereign grand lodge will also
he held there.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
TRIES TO KILL GIRL AND
ENDS LIFE WITH BULLET

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. GOWN.
Ballentine today ended his life by fir
ing revolver bullet into his brain In
a room in the st. Paul house. Before
committing suicide he attempted to kill
u girl companion, but the latter beat
him off. when he turned the weapon on
himself, Ballentine, who was marine
fireman, had been on long debauch
to have been the reason for his act.
came from Victoria. B. G.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
LOCAL

White steamer wins race up old Badly
German singers guests at huge picnic
Brent attributes shooting of wife to pas
sion for whisky.
Schools will open with largely increased
membership.
Rev. Robert j. Burdette breaches on
Feast of Tabernac1es."
Mexicans resist arrest; big knife -four
ished
Alleged Japanese murderer captured after
long chase.
swlss observe anniversary of republic with
picnic
Los Angeles doing enormous trade in
shipment OF live chickens.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
PONTIFF is PLEASED
AT OUR BLUEJACKETS
Sailors from Maine and Alabama
Warships Kiss His Ring, and
Receive Medal and
Prayer
Icy Associated press.l

ROME, Sept 28,-The pope today re-
from the American battleships Maine
and Alabama, which are at Naples.
The pontiff. who is always interested
in seagoing men, expressed pleasure at
their smart appearance. Each of the
men kissed the pope's ring and received
from him a medal.
The pope, standing among them,
made a most friendly address, in which
he thanked them for their visit, and
he prayed that God would reward them
with his grace.
He then gave them his apostolic ben-
ediction.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-21
HEAD HALF Off
LEFT TO DEATH
IBy Associated Press. ]

SAN JOSE, Sept. 20.-Pedro Nalgi,
a Scilian., was found by the police to-
night bleeding to death from knife
wound which had half severed his head
from his body in the basement of his
home on Lenzen avenue, where he and
a countryman. Giuseppe Di Povali. had
become involved in battle with
knives after a wordy dispute as to
what disposition should be made of FIVE
gallons of red wine. The injured man
will die.