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SACRIFICE nicely furnished ro0ming house.
Sth -. NV. ocT-1r
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITIEs.

CAFE and dining ro0m doing splendid BUSH
ness right price. THORNTON. ID Sth 81
nv ocT-2r
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OYSTER business and confectionery. s1irabIa
NV. Oc7-2t
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Advertisements VIII be accepted at
nnv OF the following branch offices
ut regular Office rates. Al it Is In
convenient to leave advertisements
ut either branch Oftice CT The Times
Business ONCE, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times (hain
b260l, and q messenger will call to
collect without additional charge.
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S3,sg5-S5QJ cash. balance monthly OF yearly:
Jess than rent. takes god muse with oId
established grocery business paying nne.
THORNTON. 1H eth 81. nw. 0c7-st
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Three times within one week, "a cents a
line; times. Consecutiyely, 30 cents nue.
~ lninum space. Inca
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

NEW HOME machine. used week: paid So
All sell Tor 81 drop head latest Improved.
apply 6g3 / ST. ma. OcI-5t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-NALE
AND FEMALE.

PLACE as general houseworkers by colo-ed
man and wife; reference. 1909 18th ST. ~
o~7-8t
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AUTOMOBILE skates adjustable 20 any foot.
VEN A-tie used cost 80 HlA sell lot 81.
Oc7-st
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CARPET CLEANED BY compressed air; On
your floors. or al our plant Phone Main
1855 2028 c st NV ocI-s0t
SAVE YOUR old carpets. rugs woven from
old carpets: the only weaving factory OF its
kind In the city; carpet cleaning WASH
ING-ON RUG CO.. So 9TH 81. nv. II 4225
se2-H
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Q ST, NV. 1S43-Two nicely furnished rooms
with board; gas, bath, heat; gentlemen only.
Oc7-3t
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ROOMS Ard BOARD.

c ST. Sc As-Nice front furnished room:
conveniently situated Tor two youns men;
reference. Oc7-3t
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ANACoSTIA.
RCRYS PHARMAcYs corner Monroe ana
Jefferson sits.
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iron beds. m.-ttiugs ana rugs GIVE Us call
and be convinced. MILLER :. ~ X ST. nv.
Apzy-.sso, " ,ss,l-syt
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AELp wANTED-MaIe nd Fensle.

COLoRED man and wife. s45: bring refer
ences. FISHERS AGENCY, 4l9 10th St NV.
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PAINTS AND SIGN PAINTING

ny PAINTS last / know how 10 NIX than
carry 1uu Hns OF high grade palnts Extra
hns walnut screen doors. AUGUST WEBER
AZ Mary land ave. 1s6-Sa ,r-s1z
GRIP PAINT AND HARDWARE co
Electric and plumbing supplies house
furnishing goods agricultural goods noor
stains. and paints. anything you want Iss2
1st NV GEO. LEHMAN. Manager.
my6-Su. " .f-60t
FRANK p HERMANN, I22s 9TH 81 Nyy-
sign painting. show card writing. close price
4Sest work. prompt attention selO-1Ot
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EXPERIENCED woman on alteration and
repair work; ladies' and gents garments;
good pay. ". L. INGALLS,, 73g 9tn St nv.
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FOR sALE-Flne Hay wood baby carriage;
s.. cost SO Cali a. az T. ST. nv 0c1-5J
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-7oK sALE-Fanily COW. ESQ Wisconsin ave
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A CORDIAL Invitation Is extended 20 the
public 70 attend NJ. K SPIChLER-S SIS lItl
st NV: opening lzt. %. ana 3D. se27-S5t
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WANTED-AGENTS

per day easily made; good hours and pleasant
employment. Call between 10 and u Ttoom
Is. Baltic Building. oe7-3t
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

ORIGINAL gypsy palnist; whole fortune tod
l5c. open nlgnrs- ~ sgh 81 NV II
MADAM TEEO. paImlst. card rsader, AID
medium. German spoken SO Il 81 NV,
Oc6S.s,u
II YOU NEED MONEY 1 viz make yoa a
loan OF IN SO 10 so a. a rate that WI
pay you 70 investigate BOX -. Times o6cs,
5cs-zSt
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NORTHWEST.

SOUTHWEST.
y HUGO EISENBEISS. tn and 3 BtrsetA
MCDONALD. J. W. ~ and L sW.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

ALESPEOPLE-Exper FOR all depart
ments. Apply to SUPERINTENDENT. be-
fore 10 a. m. S. KAHN. SONS 81 CO. oc6-st
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
p Z. CARNE h CO.. 7O9 King St
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
z A SONNEAfAN.
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WEEK lN5Lo LONDON SOCIETY,
tspccal Cable to Tho Times Dispatch.
49, ONE .Illx 11-Tha pupasH decree

nIuslc Good for Observation-Disclosures
tainmenta by Americans,
Special Gable to The Times Dispatch.l
Jys LONDON. July 11.-An Illustration
of the efficacy Of music-treatment. ION
predetermined persons has occurred
at the Home for Fee ble- Minded Boys,
at Witham. In Essex. where q decided
change has been effected since tho
Introduction Of a brass band. Tho
mas ter of the home reports that since
the boys have been taught to play va
3rious Instruments they have advanced
rapidly Towards complete sanity. Some
obstinate cases have fully recovered.
nnl5;itris now recognized In the insti-
tuition that'tle boys In the band are
distinctly superior to other patients. O
The fine weather all this season
han led to greater number OF OUT
door dances ana fetes, as well as gar
Ing the lend ot Mrs Asau!th, the
men have used their gardens fretluent-
.lY for rta!nments, The hos tesscs
are complaining bitterly. however, OF
the number Of unlimited guests who
inppear.sat these PARTIES The q eyice
ot s, having detectives present g, large I (,
young men who do 4 for a lark. See.
3ing, an awning stretched 81 across the
ma Yemen u 8 ONE largs llouses hey,
mere ~ en- ter as CUES tB,,F q n 5soW wing to
StlleHllumbersof men hroug ht sby.yariou \;
3itsthay ara ivie tends OF her friends ior
tstders Ia ggda n sc aus ~ 5rl sks of
~ Bhs iTesl ~ WAS invited one ttl.s
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REPORT SET ASIDE

New Commission Appointed to valun
Hammond Property.
At the request Of w. "A, Hammond
and others, Judge Scott, In the Hens
the report of the commission appointed
to determine the value OF the proper
ty condemned for the construction OF
the Richmond and Chesapeake Bay
that the commission allowed dana ges
only in the ease OF the Brook Turnpike
Company q 10 SS3
Judge Scott appointed a new confiits.8S
Sion, composed OF Z. J.. Willis. ii. X
Jones, T. A. Cary, s. III. Halves and
Rutherford Rose. The new commis-
sioners We're Instructed to ascertain the
amount in which the Brook TURNPIKE
Company was reimbursed. and to take
up the whole matter in the interest
of all concerneu
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TO BUILD At COST
OF THREE MILLION
Immense Hydro-Electric Plant to
Supply Power for Knoxville
and Other Towns.

BALTlMORE. July 11-Indicative of
returning activity in the South is the
announcement in this weeks issue Of
the Manufacturers Record Of the de-
Termination to begin active work upon
the development OF $4,000 horse power
On the Little Tennessee River near
the houndry line Of North Carolina and
tennessee, for industrial use in Knox
vile, and. perhaps, at other points.
The hydro-electrlo plant and Its appur-
tenances Will cost about $4,000 900.
The general contract for construction
vas awarded several months ago, but
IT was deemed expedienet to postpone
active operations until the financial de-
preston had run It's course. The site
Of the plant is thlrty-four miles from
knoxville and at 1t will be built a dam
forming q storage reservoir with SUR
face area OF about 100000 square
feet. The dam Will be forty feet high,
200 feet long at its base and 500 feet
a 1T crest. The total fall OF the river
between the dam site and the power
house is approximately 100 feet, and
the net available head for the genera
ton of power will be Approximately
l76 feet after the dam has been built
70 carry the water from the dam to
the powcrhouse a tunnel with an In
!
total Length OF $500 feet will be driven
through solid rock, whence the water
Will flow through $500 feet OF canal.
At the powerhouse the hydraulic In
tallation Will consist OF five 5000
horsepower horizontal shaft turbine
units with two EXETER turbine units Of
| 400 horsepower In addition BetWeen
| the powerhouse AID Knoxville two
circuits will be carried on IL line Of
.n1 lei ap !, oil,
bten made to build. IL called for, I'M
additional transmission line to Duck
town, Tenn, a distance of forty-twn
NILES, 1T Is calculated that the net
output az the plant after deducting
| for all losses in water wheels. genera
tors, transforme 8, transmission lines,
secondary distribution lines, etc, will
| he 36,700 ten-hour primary, and a,50f
twenty four hour secondary horse
power, 8sSIss5 N
Other Indications OF returning actlvi-
ty are In manifestations in the iron
market at Birmingham, Ain, Among
those to whom iron is duo there is a
gen oral u desire shown in every mall
for prompt shtpments, and one rail-
read a lon . n carried from the district
| 1900 tons OF iron In June. While tho
isn!es OF one company In that month";
Itctalled 81 900 tons, There has bean
e0AiAS ~ kIlS lnit
lin the South but, naverthel less, ans
lNouncen,ents OF a d al lions In the SEQ
Iond quarter OF The 1 yelrs O rs 100 o spi rs
Edlcs, OF which Il, 900 are for the enlarge
men az an sstab III led " mi w aYa IN
lexcess by N n Ind les . 81 the a NJ
ISnonncenl onts IN, the first 81 uarter OF
I,thas year, on n the ne nv spi Ina les sof Stlla
second Il uArt i 70 q q q N olsll
ECarol lima. and 900 6 eaol ~ tor South
iSasel Ina ana aes na
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WILL ELECT oBALDIA TO-DAY.

Sentiment OF People Of runamu Ccr-
tnInly With Him.
b PANAMA, July 1.-THE electoral siten-
ton has been much cleared by the with
drawai OF Ricardo Arias, the constitute
tionai candidate for the presidency but
IN spite OF this inc adherents of Domingo
Obaldia, the independent candidate. have
relaxed their efforts but very little and
1t is planned to elect Senior Obaldia
to morrow as conclusively as possible.
Since the withdrawal Of ArIas, the
possibility of American Intervention
is much more remote. but even SO
the condition Of affairs Is critical.
The followers OF Arias will be at the
polls and trouble and disorder are
cot BY any means cut OF the question. !,
The governor OF the canal zone has
sent 20 every town OF the republic CONF
m!ss.one-s tn watch the elections and
take note Of everything that occurs
Among these mon nrey thirteen army OTIS
GERS and rs many more employees OF the
canal commission.
The sentiment Of the country Is sun-
coubtedly with Ohaldia, who Is SUPPORT
ed By tho liberol party. which counts ut
least 60 per rent OF the population of
Fanafna and about one-half tho consti-
tutionals oba.da is wealthy cattle
3 q KS g E M A
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INTERESTING TO WOMEN.

= q =
Ono OF the pleasures OF domestic
.economy5ls economy Practicing 4 4 and I
enjoying the fruits 1t yields add to tina
happiness of life. s,Ssi ss;
E 50 much for philosophy. Aalittle on
that goes u long way. like the ton M
jccnl Which escaped lump by lump tro1i
the careless drivers Wagon Is And
speaking of coal brings us to the real-
izatton that now Is the logical line
to buy fuel, 3fi III s8S sSs s;5s43
Prices arc down, for seYerstl rel sons.
It's 5summer-time and tho general pub
lie Is using very little coal and wood.
Then driving Is easier and delivering
and handling ure less expensive than
during. winter. So one can pure asos
fuel cheap, HI * 1, IN
There's where economy comes m. h
Tho purchaser makes an,aterlal saw
ing, and, further. has the bench I ii al
being mentally easy on he subject ne h
winter preparation, which ~ 10 soMrces I
OF satisfaction, especially during hat
weather. Isss 5g slsS
y When you buy from =. r r. Murphy Il 4
Son Inc, the old reliable ID sa lerH. YOU
.havaEthe further sat isfact ioi 0f know
ing that yo.t get full honest watGttS
and measure and superio quail ~. 4 at Il
no d nst or Nv asteahl Isl u
n Two ofilces nd n var si MI 0sS ysat
Bread u rhone \, and a N irt ~ lsi y.Is
mrs, = hone 4
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SCOT j T S;
5Isn.cial to Tho rin,e.- -

" =
,sCoTTSV1LlE, VA, July lI,-Tha
= Japanese tea party given on THURSDAY
ec,M.e1lng by the ladies' Of the Bantist
Chnrch, at Tho Terrace', was much
en1oyed, Tho tea garden, fenced about
WI vines, was a delightfully."- cool
myrtle; one might enter. ana be SERVED
atSlittle tables by dlminutive ladies' in
gay kinonas with sandwiches and iced
tea from the we'll house. Among these
benuties were Miss Louise
Powers, Of Richmond; Miss Susie Blair,
o. Scottsvllle: Miss Mary Powers, sof
EE,lcllmond; Miss Katy Lynch. OF thIs
PLACE; Miss Ann. Powers, Of Richmond
and Miss IIucle Harrison Powers.
Cream OF various kinds, cake ana iced
Lemonade. We're sold outside, Misses
Mary Archer and Van iI.ew Agee PFC
siding at the other booths Fortunes
prepared by Miss Marie Leahy, Of
l3ichm ond, We're sold also. Miss Leahy
gave several most enjoyable seiec lions,
the one on {s"Woman's Vanity being,
applauded. SOne OF lila
chief attractions Of tho evening was
the graphopho concert given BY Mr..
Il 4 Mrs. josephine Trevilllnn,S Of Rich-
mend. is the suestSof Mrs, i q Hill
s,pr Emory IIi u, of lladelphia, Is
ting his mother and sisters here.
NJ ISIS Mamie paYissssis spending some
time With Miss Mamie M, HILL 81 us
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no install New OiIlcers.

Patrick Henry Lodge No, 12. Junior
Order United Amerlcun Mechanics, Will
install its new officers Tomorrow night
at Nelson's Hall. In Fulton. An In
teresting program has boon arranged
for tho occasion, and It Is expected
that 1t Will excel for pleasure any
meeting of its kind held by the. lodge
during tho last year. Representatives
from The Daughters of Liberty, az we'll
as several State officers, will partIci-5
patio In the installations
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CLnrRed yYith Forgery.

7 Sptc!aI 20 7 He 1t3Hes'171HVHtCH.J
GREENSBORO. N. c., July 11-A
young white man, named John Terrell.
was arrested. at his boarding place
yesterday afternoon and taken to VIM
'ston, last night to answer warrant
charging him with forgery in that
city.
yesterday near Chapel Hill, u large
illicit distillery Of Hninety-gallons ca
pacity, was destroyed. but the noon
sinners were non-present and escaped
capture. -
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American countesses tried that short
time ago. The man bowed and left
i the house. The countess found that
she had mortally offended the hus-
by chance she had not met before.
Things have como to such pass
that any well-dressed man can walk
into a large house and have good
supper and plenty Of cigars and cham
payne. all without personally knowing
the host OF hostess.
The state ball last night was very
brilliant. There were 1000 guests
present in addition to all the English
ter the grand procession the King and
Queen proceeded to the dais at the
top OF the great apartment. where
they watched the dancing. Many
americans am .n attended the affair, among
den Mills. Mrs. Ronalds, Mrs. Glass
gov and Ladies' Deerhurst, Bateman
ana I.eith. An elaborate supper was
served on the Windsor gold plate.
NV TWO American dances were given
, THIS week. one by Mrs. Reid and the
o.mer by Mrs. Drexel. The Reid affair
d doi1eMed iarge dinner party, and the
~ Pierpont Morgan. Mr. Ogden Mills.
f1 senator Wetmore and daughter. Miss
iDorothy Whitney and Miss AIcCook
we" among those present. Mrs. Drex-
els dance. which was given for her
aaaa.u ig was followed BY a dinner to
NIFTY guests. Many English guests
were present, and the Americans were
N the H1lnorlty. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly Harcourt,
~; ar. and Mrs; Harry Higgins. Frederick
set OF American girls we're present.
| -
Mrs. Ronalds gave her last musicale
pefore leaving for America this week.
II was very successful. Mrs. Bradley
Martin. Mrs. John Drexel. Mrs. John
W Mackay. Mrs. Newhouse. Mrs.
among those who listened to songs by
Suzanne Adams and Mile. Donalds.
Geraldine Farrar arrived In London
yesterday. but will not sing here this
season.
Mrs. Ole Bull. who has been travel
America next week. going directly to
her home at Cambridge, Mass.
Five more theatres closed this week.
IT is unusually early for the London
theatres to close. but there has been
a great falling off In business. which
is attributed to the Anglo French ex-
hlbition, and the fine weather which
has kept people outdoors. Next week
will sec only fourteen West End play
houses open. six presenting musical
comedies. At the other eight there
are comedies and dramas, four OF
which are by Maugham, who can Just
" say that he is the author OF half
the plays now running in London.
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Socialist Organizer Speaks:

GREEN SBORO, N. c., July 1.-THE
county authorities having failed to give
permission for the use OF the courts
House last night by George Fl. Goebell.
national ORGANIZER for tho Socialist
party, he spoke from the courthouse e,
Stems under%n gasolene torch, about SO,
neople giving close attention during
the whole Of his speech. At Its con-
cluson the orator took up collection
to phyllis exp enses.-
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HoYs,.. BADLY HURT.

Both Arms roken, Il lie gs LnceratcG ana
Skull fractured.
isSs Specll Ito The Times Dlapntch.1 Fs
# q K EElhsB ORO N. 58 c., duly l lar
thur Nlltng ton, a gede "a fte cen, son of AIR,
Dock III linz ton, q Ham burg, this o9un-
III, Isl at ST, y o's a ospi tai, desperately
hurt. both arms Y beln To- q bro kan. both
;turesl. u Physic ians u rave perf ornled the
din loNl pa raj II hin h 6, md
a9n,e SofE say ms the NE,
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Craig Gets sI,4oO.

Special to The Times Dlspntch.
LYNCHBURG,fG Vas July 11,--in the SUIT
of j. ". Craig against the Lynchburg Trac-
ton and Light Company the Jury to-day
rendered verdict for 81. 400. motlon
las been made for h new trial. The suit
was for $50, 900. the plaintiff alleging per-
sonal Injuries received while dropnlne
lister III mail box last winter. The boS
was charged with an electric wire and
Craig was burned.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Committees on Streets and Street
Cleaning are scheduled for Thursday
.eveningxat s. o'clock The Ordinance,
Charter and Reform Committee meets
Friday evening at s o'clock.
These meetings will be supple
mented throughout the week by calls
from the chairmen Of several OF Tie
special committees. ssiss
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Issued Annually BY The Times-Dispatch Only
Iii is SUPREME IN VIRGLNlA..

AT Morehead's Mil yesterday. young
Ellington in some way got caught in
tho shafting OF the old fashioned gear
ing and was whirled around many
times before the miller realized that
something was wrong, and stopped the
machinery.
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Changes In the aIiliti..

7 Under orders>Sfrom Governor swan
son. Adjutant-G General Anderson has
accepted the resignation OF First Lieu
tenant NJ. G. Ferebee, of Battery b.
First Battalion, Virginia Artillery. to
take effect July 11th. ss s
The application OF. Second Lieutenant
f.. w. Munson, Battery a, First Bat
TALON. to be placed on the retired Hist
Is; under the same order, gran ted. This
viii also ia ko effect July lth.
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= Roanoke Gets Big Plant.
= mi. ~ IT -, a. nturo n

ROANOKE. VA, July lit was ans
day that the Acme Match Manufacturing
plant, with a capital OF $500, 600. which was =,
expected 10 he located in Greensboro, 4. 81.
would be established III this city. All tho
is .tos be- made In Roanoke, and
the plant Will be, In operation by tho first
4 81 49,
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owner OF Chrirlqui. son of an ,ex- president
of Colombia and lie has in the past been
governor OF the State OF Panama and
acting president or the republic.
II the people SEQ that their rights to
vote as they please are not respected at
the polls Tomorrow there is bound to be
serious disorder l,ecause there are many.
who would prefer American occupation
to a continuance Of the unsatisfactory
system OF government they have had in
the past.
pared to see that the elections are fair
and to put down any serious trouble with
energy. Two hundred and seyenty-six
electors are to be chosen ana
out OF this total 1t is predicted that no
less than 200 Will he for Obaldia. Tho
electors Will meet Aug.s1 to elect a presi-
dent.
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No Trains To-Day.

COLON, July 11.--since the With
}draWal Of Ricardo Arias from the race
for the presidency OF Panama. the re-
public has enjoyed a great degree Of
political calm. There IS reason to be-
lieve that the government faction. at
least In Colon, will ABSTAIN from going
TO the polls Tomorrow. IA
The railroad has issued notices that
no train will be run in or out OF Colon
or Panama Tomorrow. This Is for tho
3purpose Of preventing the presence OF
Americans in the terminal cities. Tho
train service across the isthmus viii
be stopped at Gatun on ono side ana
Pedro Miguel on the other. Ameri-
can marines are still encamped al
Mount Hope and Corosal. The cruiser
Tacoma Is In this llarbor.
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Gets ARMY Contract.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
4LYNCHBURG.a VAT July 1.-The Lynch.
,urg Hosiery Mill OF this city has received
contract to supply 100000. pair, cotton
,alf hose for the regular army, The COM
ract Is To be filed In siS months.
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Rev. MIR. SION, Improying,,

The friends In tho CITY of Rev, H. W.
stone, ho has been III In oanok
with typhoid Sfayey, nre8 Very Mnclt sra
filed III earn pf his Improvement nj. The
physieians at tend ms n I'm think he ] ~
pital, and tlla he W II be able 10 ll'e.8
turn tn his pas tora te IIl LA Iii ~ tty
the n tSpf Sen teylbe s5
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A cablegram from Naples announces
the safe arrival there OF Miss L NJ.
Evans. Miss Helen Dickerson, Miss Hat
tic Robinson and Miss Helon Chtldrey.
I Willie Judd is the guest of3his cousin,
Mrs. r.. Harry Cox. ut Ruther Glen,
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WEEK ATT CITY HALL

HUNru = Oh -!AINGrH{En. 10 Make z Tn Heavy
July Calendar ON Tuesday Might.
y Several mAnicipal tlngs. are sched-
lnled for tho City Hall during this
week. 95, La
To-nlorrow' tho Committee on Flee
jtrolysis vii Il meet IA 10 loo * II hear
the rep oytss lie, Ct ts,. I'm ineer md
counsel for tic Passen g en- s q, d II Bower
Company on the elect WI Isl sprnbleWl
N Hoard 81 All dsrn, M eetasI uess
IdaY. evening mt, 90 ock III b s
Vaale lit s. ~ locs II IA Al, he
Committee on I'll ght syss III NEE u The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-12
(hurch and parsonage Burned.


WILSON, N, O., July 11.--Flre lasthnight
totally destroyed q coored Baptist Church
and parsonage. situated on the out skirts OF
The city, The church was insured. b ~