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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
FROST TOOK MILLION
HcAn F10m HIMSELF
Books OF the Chicago and nil
vaukee Electric Railway round
70 Be IL Tangled Condition

CHICAGO ILT~-spsc Irv-
* Osbo--a thls fa~ iore receiver
so- the Cr.cEro ard Milwaukee Lec-
r-ic R,Lrcad company trrN 1s lrs-
-oe0 lrrc 80 oluNs LASS riglr
u.asx 90 beuLlsr.rE crsrcss met h-e
JAGGED lr,s che ,-t 90 records are
the accounts % Albert g.. rrcs- llr
a road ana some thirteen ether CO..
ordinate. slbordi-Rte. suls.tiary. coli
late-aL holding and constructing come
rz-ies all draw.rE tnc-r rsvenAs ane
F&yl-E tre.r ctsc -rtsrlants cut or
common rreeE-~v
And o-r Or Tie confusion 81 entries
receipts sxQe-1.tlres b.is rayaole
and Bills racs lvslls. came rot a sing %
TEN 20 show trat one person 90 AL
who cont r-red to-al cf fl9. oo..-
1oa % - rroroucral erterpr 80
AS as .-awn out dollar. exec f.
in payment of leans e. in interest en
bends
ATTORNEYS Ger the interests which ars
IA opposition 20 Frosts taking contro
% che ccrPo-s tio0. declare lat NO
rFhsra i- Ams-lcnE class history @
f1ancs has there ever beer similar
structure % financial wiEart-g
Ths booSs -A- show tnat Fro-t 80
wIth6rAwl u8o-t 3l.ceQ. zee year fci
he last Ave yesrs tor hts own use
frcrr the assets O. TIE man cowpar .
Thls ucnsF wa then used % t1r'
-Ne- IS crler corporations, such a.
-nctrE park a. Llbsrtyvllle. a rai-roa,
through Northern Alaska- and a.
amusement pax on a. elaborate sea
a. Ravlrla PAX lie also has "a.
aside = fortune for E.mSe.f
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
CONDITIONS N CUBA
READY FOR FREEDOM
WARRINGTON

WARRINGTON. - special Cuba
viii merlt ara receive ga freedom -
February. 1905. according 60 Proyi-
uonal Governor Charles p MaEoou. of
that IslanI now Or ~ aallnE ton 20 aon-
sult vita ire President IA Secretary
Taft ga cuban aTaira.
Conditions ln Cuba were asVer Bet
ter bota from an economlc and polu-
eal stanepoint~ sald Gevsrnor AAEoen
tails morning
There Is NJ reason that its peopls
cannot rscslve their freedom ~ Zee
ruary. 1898. as desired ~ them- Pos
Silly ~ April o. Nay. as soon aa the
lists % the census now Being taken
are completed. the municipal nomi "a
lions viii begin BY fAll the presiden-
tiai and congregational estnpaiEa VII
% su. and after the elections ny ehiei
duties viii % IN iAGnaAing ths neE
republic
GovsrRor MsEsss vas asked regard
ling ths ATTITUDES % the Cuoan BANKERS
ana business men toWard q red actlou
% the sugar aRa tobacco tartN.
| They ara or eCurGA hoplnE thhl
| there viii - a rscuetloa of tks tAriI
I 90 not care however. 10 sontlnued
u "to e mere lRte detail AisnE tai
iaa. as 20 Is nooted ausatioa a. u
n Just WAT action ia Best Aad aost a.
\ sired In the premissE
II Governor AasO0a vim rs@sia =
N WAshingtsn two weeks ana VII ho1,
q numSer % conferences
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
BLACK HAND LETTER
SCARED MRS. PALMER

CHICAGO. ILL-Sp cciAi-A g.
taohment % police last night guarded
the Lake ShoGe residence % Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer fr0n = promised dynamite
attack
Ths precaution w.s TIE resrit o. an
SYNONYMOUS letter received iuriEg tbs
afternoon ~ Chiss Shippy. The writer
told OF evsrheartus q plSt ctscusset.
IN German ~ three men he stace,i
that he vas rot close ensugh 20 hear
thu tiuls st for the ceosunn4tioR q
thu conspiracy.
Immediately following the rsceios
* The letter. which va HaAiied from
Norehside pos-zf staten and bore
the date marx OF JsRrary t9th. C1ies
ShippT detailed Dstoc<iy- Serseants
Homer arc Tearr-y 90 ~Atch tes res
tdsnce untn midnight Lieutenant
HaipiR- OF the detective hureSu- VA
IN charge
Csncoalin< ehernsefves IN the denss
shrubbery thar surrounds tire h01se
fna detscstves watched. Dcrucnizinc
every person that p2sse6 ths s0ilcinE
Chlsf shippy says hs VII turn the let
Ter over % q handwriting exp@rt II
the hopa q tracing ths writes. Hrs
Palmer u IN New York
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
TRAVELLERS LINE UP
FOR GOOD ROADS BILL

tn TrzweIsrs' PrStsetive As-ssiatisn
beEia a var tc1sy - sssure gsod rsa4s
81 the STATE. Several weeks age tA4y
decided % have coastructec q otL %
their cwr. And cEht for is passage.
but in the uacantfrne Senator Lass.tsr
and Delegate Wlthers have erers4 a
toint hlII whick cegera every pe.nt fns
IT. p A. thlnks aeesssary 60 serure
goof rcats TIE =. p A are ever tAee
szronE "a tnls STATE. anA seras IN eeA-
tact vita the rs&6s % svsry bv-patA
IA tka Ststa. &zt are shs eset pests4
sety en- tie reals of Ire state TIE
srEAnizatlea wRs the rrst 20 warn re
people 90 ehe STATE % mo powerful
issby the sheriSs and city serEeancs
ha6 orE2nfzst 90 esfeat the chknges
proposed n tks lsw GaTarntnG tie
working OF jail birds 81 the re.ea
The Z =. A before catering TIC eEht
secures q reao-t % the contltie1 ef fhs
varlous rcet4 ~ earh coUnty Ths Gist
q tn WitEers-Las1lter 5ftl - -
change the present law Eente.ci-E two-
year znen % ths pe1Nentinry - lnclofe
avs-year uen. ard - rake it ce7pul-
sory On tie parr 81 tadEes - ss1teSce
AL fail birds - work - Ire rca1s.
instead 81 the present iaw. wnicn lsAFee
q 20 tAs 6sserselS1 - the yscSsA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08

-Doss sac uaeesl IN clay. or azythsp .
ike tnat-
rrrrucktn nN6 PIE rr1Et. 2r1 lfIrsa
Ike tRs1n- cs4rser-1o4ro.at
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
COURT MARTIALED FOR
LOVE OF HIS DOG

NEW YORK. Jan 1s-That an
army o1cers love FOR hls cog ID not
sur-cisnt reason for rs retirement on
ne ground OF physical and msntal
capacity from command G, a. Artii-
lery pest Wa an argument before the
Retiring Beard q the Department o.
Deems. at Governors IElanG.
Colonel Deems So the commanding
ofncer al Fort Howard. IN the artillery
district of BalumOrs, An1 has seven
years active service Ssf0rs ne reach 80
the age limit
At the sourt-zaArtiAI Captain Ksn-y
whitney testified.
The commanding of1esT has a deg
which has the run % ths BEDS In the
house. He tAkss Il int the wagon
cite with hirn. when his oricsrs' wives
are tn st. an6 the dog Is NEEDING.
and IN nsa ttas- He seems 70 tank
Il 80 a proper pr0esdurs"
Captain Chase testified:
Z have noticed with special repui-
slon his (CsiOnsl DssmE) eATessinE
% MS eoE on EVEN possible occasion.
] oEclal and social ana have hear
hin remark that his deg was his bes'
friend on earth. ] have heard HIN
call bis deg While Ma Srnssrs stosS Al
salute"
Tas foregoing excerpts froz IN.
| eourt- martial testimony were oIeTet
yesterday 20 the Retiring Beard
colonsl Deems brouEht frSE Bslu'
more DR.. GerSon Wilson. q sivtlian
and I1soeazABt .. q BFewn. his al
3Htant
DR.. Wiiron SsstfasA that CSssss
Deems suffered ne sessntrieHieS o
abnorme litiss % nfn6s that hls lev
for his dog wGs nat u 2zy M41 -
hLs favorfts animal
II Salsevs Csloasi Deems - De pr
fsctiy normal IN svery rsEpsot, sal
Dr. wilson. -hs has ne extrsEe ide4
land IN net tEasc1bis. ga alleged ~
10 physically SQUAD. ana ret . srank-
Leutsnant Brown pFeved gee
witness fer has eelonei
Taa Asare ad50uFnea - p. ~. y
an6ings VII - terwArGsa - Wesh
inE4oA-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08

ACCORDING - nh hot cc-,l - ie1~n-
- n rcrro ATTEMPTED - build q IRE
~ the track. and when ordered -
stop ne pulled , pistol from his pocS-
- and ard. the shot O. kinE eject in
Aarce's head q D. thought Tire ne
gro was tramp
When assistance reached the young
cVe-1 tor life was extinct
The r'a.e where THE - >~tirE 80
CURED IS jest a few miles below Man
chcstc-. ~ the Infection ~ Tho reit
Lire and tn main line u the Allan
tic Coast Line.
Feeling e. running high. and should
fhe negro - arTreher led u ts s7lo
tha- a lv--hi-r would follow.
The M7rrhcsfcr pcfce were -crireo
today acout . O'Clock a-f have Eo1s
o. work ~ the case The county -
lice have also gone I'm search 20 ire
r-uriercr.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
NEGRO TRAMP KILLS
AGENT AT GOLFERS
Was Building Fire or Track
When Ordered 70 Stop-Shot
Operator IN the Hesd
With 8 Pistol.

PETERSBURG VA-Srscnai-B-
a Mage. J- cry operator az c.
ue-'s a szarcr rear Drewrys R,uT-
IN CH~SrrrEcld county. - the Atlantlc
Coast Line. vas shot and Siilec az u
csrlr-E thts ser, ng ~ an unknown
negro. who esc1p0l.
A squad Of Pc-cr>nurg police. arm
80 with shatErns. ere now securing
the cl~u, ~ tor tls murderer
The Dead nau Is son 90 81. \. Na-
rce. ar--t-0n master - ere Atlantic
Caa-t I1rr. sad i- survived fv three
s. xrsrs AMI falr nrrfrrrs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
DEEP LAID SCHEME Is
AGAINST CHICKEN EGGS

fonnar -rnsaf~ n tnis city. Tia Board
OF HeaitA Last svsaing arsnded TIE
sanitary secs - Inserting eEEs a. a
sews Whan soIt 4l--%erte t1e >cart
has pros1satsS sellers - 80 eEES
undsr the clause uhich prshibltee tas
sale 81 b&1 2sAl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
IGAvrrT G. LOGAN MADE
REAR ADAEIRAL FOR A DAY

WARRINGTON. .. c-sDsstAi.-
Ths expsrisnea of having tAe rank 81
a rear ADMIRAL en- the active MEf fer
I've DAYS has fallen - ne lot ef Esar
Admiral Lea~ist @ LoEvn- eomEan-
danf ef the Pensaeoia navy yArd Ne
was eenftrMsd a rear admiral by tae
Senate Tuesday A46 VIII Be retlra6 10
day. ana has bssn stvsz DsrDis<1~8
- - Abroad
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-08
SCHOOL
BURNED TO THE GROUND

ETAU1<TON-SpsS grad
81 sehsel b0l1ting 81 Ksesistown was
S1rsse ss tas Ess.s 49, assss -
equfpmsnt are An ent.Fo iosA
unEueesssfuf sEsrts were made Tusa-
Say nighf 10 eBrB TIE schooL s1d u
- knoWE tha tereh wes psf - the
Hufl4fnx Miss Weals Maxwell. 81 staun-
eos. w&s enc 81 tAs ts&Gksrk
The Washington times., 1908-12-06

ity among all classes in the Northwest
His candidacy has ben specially spon-
sOred by Archbishops Ireland, Riordan.
and Christie.
It is believed the appointment OF a
Western rector will awaken keencr in
terest and cause more liberal support Of
the university. Hitherto almost all the
support Of the institution has come from
New England and the Middle States.
While it IS popularity rumOred that
Bishop OConneu may go TO San Fran
cisco as coadjutor 10 Archbishop RiOr-
dan. the appointment seems by no means
assured. Since the rejection Of Dr. Ed
ward Hanna, Of Rochester, no steps
have been taken 10 send new names TO
Rome. The church authorities say that
Bishop O'COnneu may be named, but
there are many powerful candidates be-
fore him. He has not served in a resi-
dent see, and Il seems more likely that
he will be sent TO Hartford or to Syra-
cuse as coadjutOr bishop.
The Washington times., 1908-12-06
Gotham Scientists Plan Church
Costing More Than Million

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Afembers OF the
Christian Science Church, at Ninety
sixth street and Central Park west,
will meet tomorrow to vote on a prOpo-
sitiOn to purchase a site and erect an
additional church TO accommodate the
ever-increasing thrOngB which seek ad-
mission TO services IN the present struc-
ture- Premature reports have stated
that the purchase was made several
days age This Is incorrect, only an
option being held on a selected site.
This site Is on Riverside Drive, be-
tween 109th and 10th streets Approx
mately, II Is 179 by Isl feet Il Is con-
sidered the most valuable piece Of prop
erty in the neighbOrhoOd, and the Op-
ton held by the Church permits its pur-
chase for $4,000
The new church will not be branch
or an adjunct Of the Ninety sixth street
church. although the nucleus of the
membership Will be drawn from the
The Washington times., 1908-12-06
Rumor Says That Montana
Prelate Will Succeed
Mgr. O'Connell.
NO CHANGE BEFORE
OCTOBER, HOWEVER
Retiring Head of School May Be
the Coadjutor at Hartford
or Syracuse.

Although no authoritative announce
ment has been made, II is practically
assured that Bishop John Carroll. Of
Helena Mont. viii be ths next rsctor
of the Catholic University of America.
Bishop O'Connell, the present rector,
will remain at the head OF the institu-
tion until next October, and possibly a
few months longer. This has been ar
ranged in order that he may complete
the work of placing the institution on a
permanent financial basis.
The action Of the hierarchy in sub
stituting the name OF Bishop Carroll
for that of Bishop O'Connen TO sue
ceed himself was done after il had been
made plain that the latter did not de-
sire 10 continue as head Of the univer-
sity
The appointment OF Bishop Carroll, as
his Endorsement by the hierarchy means,
has been received with great pleasure in
Catholic educational circles. The prelate
was summoned TO Baltimore in August.
and the formal offer was then laid be-
fore him. As he had already begun the
erection or q new diocesan seminary
and a new cathedral in Helena and
many parochial schools and church edi-
fees throughout his diocese, it did not
seem poSSlDte LOT NM " IclllqulSl Ills
work He has. however. finally con-
( sented, and as ne has almost a year TO
continue his work in Helena, the trans
fer will not be the hardship which it at
| first appeared.
Is Very Popular.
The bishop OF Montana enjoys a uni
versaI reputation among his colleagues
for scholarship and administrative abil-
| ity. He is a native OF Dubuo ue, Iowa,
and by an interesting juncture OF cir
cumstances has been a protege and
! close adviser OF the archbishop OF that
/ city, Most Rev. John J. Keane, who was
| the first rector OF the Catholic Univer-
sity. Bishop Carroll was graduated with
] high hOnOrs at the famous Laval Semi
nary, OF Montreal. and afterWard pur-
sued special studies in Rome. He Is one
OF the youngest bishops in the church.
not being forty years OF age. He has a
| fine presence,gand enjoys great popular
The Washington times., 1908-12-06

older church. As is the Istom. It viii
5s termed a branch OF tn First Church
II Boston, the mother church. IL viii.
however. as soon as completed, start 20
manage its Osgu affairs, the same as the
ether Christian Science churches.
The Ninety-sIXth stree church cost
SI,20O,O00 for ground and TuCture. The
new church will COvt as much, II not
more The Ninety-s -lCth street church
has no funds I'm bank TO make the pur-
chase of the Riverside Drive site, but
Will be able TO raise the amount neCeS-
sary Immediately after tOmorTow'a vote
formally authorizes the action II is
the invartable custom not 90 dedicate
church until IL 8 absolutely free Of
obligations II IS likely that three years
will elapse before he completion or the
proposed church OH Riverside Drive.
It Is not imprObs bic that the style OF
architecture VIII follow the Greek or
der although there IS nothing IN Chris
tian Science teueJs requiring anything
symbolic IN the architecture OF edihceS-
The Washington times., 1908-12-06
Delivers Her Last Public
Lecture to Women This
Afternoon.
is FIGHTING CHILD
MARRIAGES IN INDIA
Has Met With Much Success Here
and Returns to Complete
Her Mission.

Concluding a strenuous seven-mOnth
campaign in America, conducted for The
purpose Of organizing branch circles
Of the Woman's Restoration League
with the view Of bringing about
reformation in the child marriage sys-
TEN Of India, Mrs. Caroline p. Wallace
delivered her last public lecture th.s
afternoon at mass meeting Of women
held at o'clock I'm the Metropolitan
Methodist VI, mortal Church. Q street,
corner -Four -a0d-a-haf street north
west
Mrs WaIlace's mission 70 India is a
delicate one since II may mean the
bringing abou- Of a complete reform in
the marriag- customs OF the country
and she fears the effect OF American
newspaper reports that might prejudice
the people there. for this reason she
strenuousIy objects TO the publication
Of any picture OF herself which might
lead to her recognition by the natives
Stay Successful.
That the two weeks Of hel stay in
Wa shington had been successful ones
was demonstrated when Mrs. Wallace
stated this afternoon that six circles Of
the league had been organized in diff
ferent parts Of the city and an addi-
tional one at Alexandria The progress
Of her work, she declared. had been
greatly furthered BY the cooperation
given her by the rO-Ra-Nato Society.
the Twentieth Century Club, the Moth
ers' Congress, the Council Of Jewish
Women, and the w. c. T. L. and va
rious church organizations Of both
Washington and Alexandria
Now that the work OF organizing the
Ielgue in America has been practically
completed. Mrs. Wallace. who is its
president, accompanied by her CO.
worker. Miss Carrie A. Tennaut, will
leave at once for India. where the OBJ
ject Of the league remain TO be accom-
pIished.
Cruelties of System.
mo one can realize the cruelties eX-
listing in the child-marriaEe system or
India" said Mrs. Wallace this after
noon. until visit has been paid that
country and the barbarous practice wit
messed Of children being betrothed at
the time they are born Our league will
attempt TO bring about legislation which
will raise the marriageable age to six
teen years, and, while such legislation
would change a custom which is CEN
! turies old, there Is, nevertheless. much
encouragement 10 the end that it NAV
be realized. The English government.
on account Of its agreement not TO in
| terfere with the laws and customs OF
( the people, is powerIess 20 initiate the
reforms we desire, but the nati,-s
leaders may petition for such reforms
and have them enacted into law"
The Washington times., 1908-12-06

cf consolidation. a Joint meeting with
the building committee OF the Washing
ton Heights Church probably viii be
arranged for at once and plans DIS
cHssed fOT the erection or line new
house OF worship
II at the subject Of a co-rastOrate had
been discussed, in the event of the con-
SOlidation taking place, Is admitted by
the Rev. W. T. d. zIors.
The whole thing is too indefinite to
discuss at this time" said the Rev.
MOrs- Il would not even venture a
prediction rs to whether the cOnSoIfda-
ton Will De realized I win he I'm favor
OF il. however. IL ir is the wish o. the
members OF my congregation"
The Washington times., 1908-12-06
New Series of Sermons An
nounced and Evening
Services.
ALL ACTIVE AGAIN
AFTER LONG REST
Plans of Various Pastors for
Season of Activity in
Capital.

With the opening sermons o. series 20
run through the coming months, with
the announce1lent Of plans for the win
ter's work, and in many cases with
the first appearance OF chOirs engaged
10 furnish special music for evening
services, many Of the churches oc Wash
ington tonight will throw open their
doors for the first time on Sunday even
ing since early spring.
IN the majority OF the churches Sun
day evening services have been suspend
ed for the summer and the return OF
political and business activity will be
marked, the ministers assert, by a re-
ligiOus awakening which this winter win
surpass that of any previous year.
The most remarkable feature OF this
evenings service is the large number OF
series Of special sermons which will. in
many cases. run through December and
January.
Christianity and Healing.
Among those is the course OE lectures
planned by the Rev. DR.. G. +. Winbigler
Tor the congregation of the First Bap-
1isL which viii smbody the result of
NinbigIer of the relation of Christianity
and healing. and which he hopes will be-
gin movement for the investigation Of
this subject alOngmore conservative lines
Than those mapped out by Christian Sci
ence adherents.
At the Church Ol the Covenant a Sc
Ties Of sermons on current topics IN va
rious realms Of presept-day life is at
tracing considerable attention The
subjects chosen by DR.. Wood are ''The
Financial Stress ''The Intellectual
Stress" The Moral Stress" and THE
Religious Stress" These sermons will
bs delivered in the order named, begin
ming this evening Special music will be
provided, the program this evening IN
Guiding vocal selections Dy Mrs. Thomas
~ Noyes-
Brotherhood VIII Lead.
Al Epiphany Church an innovation has
abeen introduced by the announcement
thht hereafter the young men Of the
brotherhood OF St Andrew will have
eharse OF the meeting each Sunday
evening. The chaplain OF the brother
4nSod Will preside This evening
a Employees OF the Office of the Recorder
EOf Deeds are planning a sacred program
Il Onight at ST. PauIs A NJ K Church,
son Eighth street southeast. near d.
John .. Dancy. a charter member OF
Fhe congregation. who has been a men,
per OF the church for thirty years, will
give a talk on "Reminiscences"
At the New Church. corner OF Six
8teenth and Corcoran streets, the course
Do lectures on "Swedenborg in the Ca
thedrals." begun last month by the
Ipastor, the Rev. Frank SewaH, d. d,
will bs continued.
Tonight the sermon OF ArchdeacOn
WilberfOrce before the German pastors
gn Westminster Abbey in July OF this
year, will be read. This sermon deals
usssh the doctrine Of correEpOndences AZ
introduced by SwedenborE- The course
continues through December
At the Gospel Mission, 1920 PenLsyl-
vania avenue, an evangelistic service,
conducted by the Rev. J. y. Armstrong.
will be supplemented by the free sun
day night supper
Soloists who will sing are Mrs. Madi-
son Clark, W, n. Evans. and II. D.
Gordon. The ''supper service will be
IN charge Of George W. Wheeler.
The Washington times., 1908-12-06
CHURCHES MAY JOIN
IN NEW BUILDING
Committee of New York Avenue
Presbyterian Body Meets
Tomorrow.

meeting of the building committee
of the Afw York Avenue Presbyterian
Church VIII be held tomorrow evening
at the residence Of Justice Harlan for
the purpose Of discussing the proposed
consolidation OF tEat church with the
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church The meeting will probably de
ternine whether an effort viii be made
to effect the consolidation.
Should a decision be reached in favor
The Washington times., 1908-12-06
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
ON A RECORD TRIP

CHICAGO. Dec 6.-The EngelFood
High School football eleven. chaulpiOns
OF the Middle West. will leave Chicago
December "A on the longest tour ever
made by "A scholastic team The husi-
ness manager has scheduled dates at
Butte, Mont. Non December I9: Seattle.
Wash. ON Christmas, and Los Angeles.
Cal, on New Year 1t Is also probable
that another contest viii be listed for
Denver. where ghe Chicago team viii
play the interschOIastic champions or
the Rockies. All told, the distance COW
cred by the team from the time 60
leaves Chicago until il returns viii be
around 200 miles. --s--
The Washington times., 1908-12-06
EXCURSIONS
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT co.

Every day in the year from foot sth - a.
Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport Nevrs a7s
points south via steel palace stearrre-- -
port News Norfolk and .-VVasbf-,r--,,, -
Lv. Washington-6.s5 pmiLv. Portsmouth ~,
Nv. AlsXandTiz--7-00 pm I1v. Norfolk - : m
Ar. IT Monroe 800 am Lv- Fl Monroe- pm
Ar. Norf0Ik.-----s-09 am A. AIexsrsria s 20 -,
Az Portsrn0uth-s-33 am Ar WashinEton 7 a.
ErEbrouES connections made al Norfolk
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship Go
for New York. and Merchants and Arin@rT-
Steamships for Boston
ETGeneraI Ticket once. 705 18TH 81 Col-
orado Building phone Main 15so.)
TN ST Wharf GPhons Main g7soD
mo CALLAHAN. d =. Pres & Gen Mrr
u. H CALLAHAN GenI Pass. AEt
noz5-.f
The Washington times., 1908-12-06
WHY HE NEVER MARRIED

Yes" said the modest young man,
thoughtfully. 81 have broken of my en-
6a6ement- I have been Thinking IL over
FOR long time. and I nave come 10
the conclusion that a girl who can love
an ass IKE me must be wanting in both
taste and intelligence. e.''-Tft-Rits
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ON THE ISTHMUS.

Mrs. Beider with paper accord
ing TO the latest reports, dirt is u-Jre
than flying Al Panama
Mr.. Reider Wabsentiy)-Ycs2 What
sort Of an election is on
The Washington times., 1908-12-06
MEDICAL.
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Weshington,s oldest spsoia

WeshingtOn's Oldest SpscfaIist-37
YEARS PRACTICE CURING NERVOI-S
AND CHRONIC DISEASES; also stomach
lungs catarEh. liver. heart. asthma ziine-7s
BLADDER. structure discharges, general ami
special weakness and disability bfoos
and skin diseases Special and private
ailments cured quickly Consultation free
Private waiting room FOR ladies'. Hours 2
20 A. Tuesday and saturday nights Z 70 &
sundays. 30 To J. Chandler Building Frs-
vatn- ana phnne. 80
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UNCOMPLIMENTARY.

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