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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02
PILLS AND PILES.

No matter what the cause or what
the kind of Piles. Or. Leonhardt's
Hem-Roid can be relied upon to cure
TO stay cured. It's an internal RENE
dy that removes the cause of Itching.
Blind, Bleeding, or Suppurating Piles.
\ guarantee with each package.
s100. Leo II. Fihe. Richmond. Ind.
or DR.. Leonhardt Co, Station r, Buff.
falo, \. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02
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Today's Social Calendar.

Card club meets with Miss Hilda
Shute; Miss Matner is hostess for
card club at her home in Spring
Grove; King Herald band meets at
Grace NJ. r. church; d dinner party
will be given tonight at the Robinson
cafe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02
HOPE TO FORCE
MILLS TO CANADA
Moved That Canadian House
Put Export Duty on Pulp.

Quebec. May 2.-It has been moved
in the Canadian House to place an eN-
port duty on pulpwoOd in order 10
force the United States mills 10 come
10 Canada to manufacture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02

bus. O. The guests numbered twenty
four The hours were spent in social
conversation. y musical program was
given. \ three course luncheon was
served
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02

A very charming reception was Civ
en- yesterday afternoon i'll the church
parlors of the First Presbyterian
church by the ladies aid society. The
function was in honor Of Miss Mary e.
Stockman. Miss Jennie Clifford and for
several new members. The parlors
were arranged in beautiful manner
with roses. liIacs and apple blossoms,
Mrs. Will Earhart accompanied by
Mrs. Edwin Rupe, piano, sang two
beautiful solos Miss Annette Hart
corn gave several readings. in such a
pleasing manner that she was forced
to respond to several encOres.
A luncheon was served during the
afternoon. There was a large attend
ance and the affair was quite an en-
joyable church function.
- :: Y
A social afternoon was enjoyed yes
terday by the members Of the Aid So
parsonage on North A street. The
first part of the program consisted OF Il
musical given by Miss Jean Ross, who
played two instrumental numbers and
Miss Blauch Cunningham, vocalist aC-
compaied by Miss Ethel Lockwood, pi-
anist. Mrs f. NJ. Lacey read an
interesting paper on the "Work of the
Aid Society" The second part of the
program was in the nature of a bus
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02
MCDONALD SOON TO
Be GIVEN HEARING
Man Who Fought Courtroom
Battle. Improves.

Tesre Haute, Ind, May 1.-The con
tinueS improvement of Henry McDon-
aid. who shot and killed detective
Dvyer in the courtroom at the mo-
ment a jury returned verdict OF
guilty against Mcdonald for dyuamit-
ing a church at Sandford, has caused
the authorities TO make preliminary
arrangements for his transfer from
the hospital TO the Jail. Mcdonald re-
ceived several sunshot wounds in the
revolver battle which followed his
shooting OF Dwyer. 1t is said that he
will be speedily tried for murder, and
that the dynamiting case will be set
aside for the purpose
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02

Whit-How does the new bay mare
travel?
Skit-Fine. Took my girl out driv-
ing yesterday, and she went great
My arms are positively sore from hold
ing her in.
Withholding who in?-London IL
Illustrated Bits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02
CONDITIONS.

LuCie Benton Fountain City-- 5,1C8
Jennie Wine. 1117 N. G street ------------- 2.75l
Maude Pettibone. 406 N. 18th street 2,461
Charlotte YoInu 724 NJ 9Th street -.--- 1904
Rosa Kuehn. II South 9Th street 214
GoIdie Dadisman. 4C2 S. 18th street .- 1.443
GoIdie Myers Centervlle R. II $1,000 ---- 1853
Ida Beeson Greensboro OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100
EsteIa Coates. 2O1 N. 9th street 22O
Hattie LaShey, CenerVIIe- Observation-Disclosures lO6
AIDA Study. Williamsburg Ind. --------- 1O4
BeSs Van Meter Cambridge City 1O1
Elsie WYATT TIA NJ G street " 1O3
Ruby Hodgn. rs South 7th street ------------ lOl
Lena CornthWajte. Cambridge City lOl
Anna Freeman, Cambridge City $1,000 100
Nora H0IthOIse % S 9th street " 100
Marie Hodskn Cambridge Citv . 100
Katherine MoeK 1927 Main street 100
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02

permitted Ballots patrons
of this and bring
before the expiration OF the above date or WI"
be consi Il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02
MISS LUCE BENTON, OF
FOUNTAIN CITY. LEADING
She Is Taking Unusually Active Part Contestant in the
Great Niagara Falls Voting Contest.

In
1otin
Il d
The
ballots To-day Miss Charlotte Young
OF
and
TO Mss
Thc
for
to keeLbu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-02

The Athenasa Literary society has
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
CRUISER RAN DOWN
THE DESTROYER TIGER
British Torpedo Boat Destroyer
Cut in Two and Sunk During
Manoeuvers in English Chan
nel-Thirty-six Of Crew
Are Drowned.

PORTSMOUTH. ENG specially
Q. officially reported that thirty-sfx ef
the crew 81 the torped o-boat destroyer
Tiger were drowned when the cruiser
Berwick ran down and sank the de-
.troyer during the night maneuvers
in the English Channel The Tiger
was cut com plctely iu Two. and the
crew were rendered helpless. The boat
sank almost instantly after the catas-
trophe and many ~ the men were IN
abl. to jump from the deck. An add
c1 element of hazard was rendered
by the darkness and the strong wind
which was blowing at the time Boats
from the Berwick and the cruiser
Gladiator picked up twenty-five men.
one. or whom died later OF his injuries.
To appears that the Portsmouth re
. serve fotllla was having maneuvers
and that during a night attack the
Tiger crossed the bows of the Ser
wick. which crashed into her Most
n the crew OF the destroyer we're De-
low at the time. dressed In heavy Oh
skins and sea boots
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
ASK RECEIVERS FOR
LUMBER COMPANY
Creditors Of East Coast Lumber
Company Apply for Receivers
on Ground of Mismanagement
and Fraud-Bill Filed
at Richmond, Va.
RICIIMoND. vA.-specIaL-

s l.. owen and J NJ owen. %
MecSieneurg county. AK that recsiv-
ers Dc appointed 20 conduct ths AZ
fairs OF the East Coast Lumber Com
pany. With principal o1sce- In THIS
city
The petition. which II In the shape
OF a complaint. alleges that the at
fairs % the concern have BEEN con-
Quoted IN a reckless fashion. and that
values have been placed fictitiousiy.
The application - based on two
notes held by the petitioners for iunn-
Der furnished the company. and for
which draft was issued. bat which
vss not honoret on account OF insult
ncient funds.
m bin ~ complaint SAYS IN part:
An Instance OF this reckless and
deceptive practice Of the said CORPORA
tion Is shown IN ths case or the coles
/ = vas purchased BY Prssident Cogbiii
ferrsd 90 the company and valued upon
you'd now show that the outstanding
amount 70 nearly sass. 6os. that said
I liabilities ars due % various banks IN
drT parties Tor lumber and ether sup
plies; that about 1to 600 &. due 20 w.
rious persons for acceptanees and pro
tested notes given for iur- h~r furnish
"a -. while checks drawn oy said cor
pcration amounting 20 $500 have beer
LNNA-AANa 0N NANN" ANU NNNNAIN AAAaN-
Your complainant aver that when said
corporation made its last report 90 th'
state Corporation Comm ission. As -
Quired BY law. lts officers. in order 20
T ahoW that It's assets were auficfent g,
cover rs Liabilities. raised the value 0
10 landa and other property % an *
tent FAR &C. excess OF their actual values
; and even then there was = decctt ii
p its assets OF nearly Slo0.0 below ~
, Nahllfti-s and 20 cover this up Tn
Dront and less accounts vers charge
, up 90 a."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
BIG DIsTTLLERY IS
WRECKED BY FIRE

PEORIA. -SpcciaL-Fire IN
Corning and Company di-uNary.
near Peoria. did i150.000 damage IN
tn. sven story brick building occu-
pied ~ the distllery. threatened
grain elevator holding 100000 worth
OF grain lmpe rilled the lives % 500
cattle. and drove SIX Thousand people
from their homes in fear ~ wave
OF nery alcohol which threatened 90
sweep the country FOR nearly mile
around m the flames reached ne nigh
wine" kettles ln the basement OF thu
burning structure.
The dre started in the top floor OF
the six story structure OK the eisullrry-
Its origin - unknown. The city cleo
triciau 90 Peoria was early on The
scene and eVpre-esd his opinion thar
the blaze could be attributed GO cross
yvfr-a IL was freely stated that IN
cendiaries. out ~ revengs FOR IA
cied wrong done q former employe
was the true cause no connrmAuof
~ this could be obtained. lt wa
early predicted THAI the entire est2o-
/ ushment would De- total loss. in
! volvtnE over 100000 IN property
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
FOUR FACTORIES ARE
BURNED AT LYNcHBURG
Hiu City Il Visited by One Of ths
Most Disastrous Fires IN In
History-Dunnington, Of
Farmvills, Heavy Loser.

LYNCFzBURo. vA-epscial~-Ons
81 the meet destructive nres In twenty
years was experienced here Friday
morning. the loss sustained being
about S135.oo0. with the Insurance
probably $4,000 less
The connaErstion ragged during
twcnty-mile wind and the hremen
were pOwerless 20 cope with the blaze
which had been burning sometime
when Il was discovered
srhrce tobacco factories. The factory
OF the y and W overall Company.
and four negro dwelling were wholly
consumed
All or the factories were occupies
by " . DunninEtou. or farmviile.
IN which more than = million pounds
OF fshacco FOR the Austrian and Ital-
ian trade we're stored. The loss on
this is estimated by a representative
OF The swner a. sil5.0oo This was
fully insured.
TIE origin OF the blaze cannot be
accsuated for. 80 Il started IN a build
ing ~ which there had been no FIRE
for = unsnth. this structure being used
exclusively for the storing OF leaf
tobacco
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
ROUNDUP THE REDS
FOR DEPORTATION
Secret Service Men and Poles
swOop Down on Anarchists N
New York Without Notice
VIII Send Them Back
20 Europe.

NEW YORK-spsclAs-- ssrsss e
vhois.ais arrests o. anarchists hEre
been begun ~ ths United states Gov
s-unsnt. ths arst roundup takiAg
place IN Nev Tork. Ths men arresa-
"a hsrs b. secret service agents were
TAKEN 90 Ellis Island Tor eEaru-
nation by Acting Commissions "a
immigration Joseph Murray. Al NE
cannot prove their right 90 b In thia
country Will Do dcportec.
Tha sudden arrests came a. ne sh-
max 20 an inv-sfi CATION the police ano
secret service men have been making
since the explosion 81 a bomb IN Union
square PARK last saturday Al svery
move % the authorities Vas ElNrceo
with the utmost secrecy. and 10 Wa
not until the dragnet was out that tho
plans OF the Government became
known
Great interest has been aroused over
the Arrestn The attitude % tha FORE q =
countries 20 whom these trrruriHta Wtil
- consigned 10 awaited with great IN
tsr~HL Government authorities rafuse
90 discuss their plans In this respect
but 10 sala that several ports IN Russia
and ona IN France arr destined 20 -
csive the untssirahlea
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
TEN YEARS FOR SENDING
BOMB IN THE MAIL.

GREENSBORO. y. C.-SpeciaL-
Hardin Germany wGs convicted in the
Superior Court here and sentenced 10
the pen for ten years. for sending an
internal mach inc through the mail 10
Caesar Gone. the millionaire cotton
manufacturer OF this city. two weeks
ago. Germany Is a former employe
In one OF Mr.. Cones mills. and IS
twenty years old. He did not employ
counsel 20 defend him and offered no
testimony but denied that ne Is guilty
OF the charge Mr.. Cone was the prin-
cipal witness The case was removed
TO the state court. As no law could
be found in the Federal statutes COW
ertng the case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
FROST, SLEET AND COLD
KILL WESTERN FRUIT

ST. LOUIS. MO Special The
dispatches from points In southern IL
linotA. Missouri. Arkansas. Oklahoma.
Texas and Ike nsas indicate serious
damage 10 fruit BY frost. sleet and
cold 4 norther struck Elgin April
"a. and during the night freezing
tenn perature prevailed. Sleet and
freezing weather all day at Gaines
Vile. Tex, killed fruit.
Throughout the Ozark fruit region
OF Arkansas and Missouri the tenn
perature Is below freezing At Nc
Pherson. Kan. the thermometer last
night registered q degrees above zero.
lower than IN January Alfalfa, in
Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas has been
killed.
The thermometer dropped so de-
grees Friday at Mount Sterling ir
Central Illinois. and so at DuQuoin
IN Southern Illinois. killing fruits
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

Read Just this one voluntary testi-
DAnville Orphanage.
Danville. Va. oct 10. 1907.
received ave children out OF one
family. half starved. and their diges-
tlon almost destroyed by improper
feeding The youngest just ls months
ola had been fed on raw onions.
was almost sn despair. but since giving
thern your Concentrated Water regu-
larly for some weeks. they have gotten
wef and are fat and rosy.
pair or twin girls years old
came 10 Us from the poor house. who
aeerred 10 be IN the last stage o. amaze
mia Had The most enormous -a0co-
mens These are rapidly recovering.
Rad others with enlarged neck
glands, sore ears anc nose. and every
symptom OF Scrorula These are stead
nv cousin was seriously threatened
with GaEtrttis. Almost every thing she
ate caused an accumulation or gas on
the bowels so that she could not sleep
At night IL was the greatest oenen'
she derived from the use OF your Con
c0ntrated Water. This called my at
fenflOn 10 It, and made me try IL foI
our poor little suffering children
We cannot say too much Tor *. anc
are singing its praises here In D&nvtlle
and Wherever else an opportunity pre-
eents itseif
Am now using the water on ten chill
dren- Gratefully.
(signed) Mrs. J. A. LEE. Supt.
Is-ox bottle (month's treAtmenO. 81
IL your druggist VAL not supply yo'
write MS direct
send for interesting booklet concern
Ing thss Natural Treatment.
.. ~. ECHOLs CO.,
Lynehhurg. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
ROBBED PoSToFF1CE AT
PRINCESS ANNE @. II.

NORFOLK. SpeciaI-Burglars
blew open the safe OF the postof1ce
at Princess Anne Courthouse last night
and got away with about $500 in money
and stamps.
They also carried or all the blank
money orders and the steel stamp. and
can go into the business OK Issuing
them.
There Is no clew TO the-cracksmen
who are believed 60 be the same who
attempted 10 rob the South Norfolk
pOstofhcs a few nights ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
DISASTROUS FLOODS
IN WEST VIRGINIA
Unprecedented Rainfall Causes
Terrific Rush Of Water IN Many
Of the Rivers Of the State.
Causing Heavy Destruc-
ton 70 Life and Property.

BLUErIELD W. vA~spsciaL--
Three men were drowned and I've
others had narrow escapes from death
afternoon az Rock = small
sovn On the Norfolk and western. ~
the collapse Of suspsnsion toot
brsdCs over Biusstone River. The dsad
are.
J. ". Young. AEed eighteen
W b. sanders AEsd tventy-thres:
married
Arthur Castle. sEsd twenty four;
married.
The floods OF the few days past
have raised the waters OF Bluestons
River 90 ara unprecedented height.
Traflo Suspended
AL along the Blueston- River slides
are reported 90 De Numerous and trAf-
DC on the Crane Crsek branch IL tad
up. Ssversl slides also are reported
on the VirKinian (DeepwAtsrl Rail
road and traffic is almost complete
y It'd up on ths main line between
this city and kcnova. no trains ar
irving erom the West dnce Last week
Along tho Bluestone River people
are being forced 20 abandon theii
homes on account OF the high water
Many bridges have bean swept away
Between Eupping and Good viii Wa
ter covers the railroad tracks ant
trains are being run az speed o
two miles an hour.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

EI.KHORN. w Spscial-Ons
OF The greatest noo0s IN the history cf
the Tux River and Elkhorn valleys
iH doing enormous damage In tho
past thlrty-siK hours the rainfall reg
istsrn three inches and Elkhorn. Blue
stone and other streams In Virginia
and West Virginia are out OF their
banks. Along the Elkhor1 many hun
dreds or families are camping along
the mountain sides their homes be
ing Inundated
Three lives were reported Loaf az
North Norfolk and two AZ Esystone
Bridges are washed away along the
Norfolk and Western. and for TWEEN
ty-four hours traffic has been su--
pended
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

Restores Gray Hair 90 Natural Color.
Removes DandruN and Scur1. Lnvlgo-
rates and presents the Hair from fall
iug on.
Va and baltimore. Nd. DrugStssS or
sent direct BY xA<THISE COMPANY.
Price. 81 per bottle. Richmond Va
sample Bottle. a5e. ~ naaai-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
DO You KNOW

W. make speciality ~ and vast
regularly zach week lloerAl shipn~nn
o. POULTRY. Zoos OUTER and
VrAIs Hirhsst market prices guar
ants~f Win prompt returna Rsfss-
-ncsa National state hank Ricamead-
Va F. W EVANS . CO. Prodsss
Commission Merchants. tsis EAss Cary
str-st Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

Ira the residence Of Mrs Mary X
smith. stockton street RadfOrd. Va
vas solsmnized the marriage % hef
daughter. Mary Alma. 10 Mr. Hodges
NJ Burton. OF Crewe. Va. Wednesday
evening az > o'clock.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

Mr. DIN l. McMath. son CT A. l.
Mc Math. secretary and treasurer OF
the Produce Exchange. onaDcock. Va,
died at his home Monday. aged TWEEN
ty-five years. He VAS married two
years ago 70 Miss Saliie Finney. who
with one child survives him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
MARRIAGES
RErNEs-ROWE.

Mrs. f. II. Goolrlck. Of Frederic Ks
burg Va announces the marriage OF
her sister Miss Constance H. Rowe.
fo NJ o. w Reeves. of stanton. Va.
March 18Th. IN Alexandria. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

beautiful wedding was celebrated
" ednesday evening az so o.cl0ck IN
the home az Mr. ana Mrs. j. Randolph
smith near Greenville. when their
Lettlcla. became the bride %
Mr. samuel Hairston. 81 Roanoke. va
The Rev e. L. Ailfatner ofhclatea.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
DEATHS


Mr.. stephen a Eley. formerly OF
Isle Of Wight county. but who had
for several years resided IN Berkiey.
died sunday IN that town. aged about
seven ty- fiVe years.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
nncnARn-rAYLOR

\ QuIct WcdIInE TOOK pIace ~
day AZ Orange Va. when Miss Marie
r.Oufse Taylor sister OF sir r. Glenn
Taylor. OF Orange became the brl0o "
Mr. Harry p. Orchard, OF Lynch uu r <.
hut formerly % Danvilie. Va Owing 10
the deep mourning % the bride ne
ca-ds we're issued
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

Miss Dellah r. Watkins and Nj A.
Powell Brookes ~ Alexandria. va,
were quietly married tn Baltimore
Saturday afternoon last. az o'clock
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

Mrs Emma Foster. aged twenty
eight years. died Monday at her home
near Rrookneal she h survived -
aer husband. Mr.. Crothsr Foster. and
ave children
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

-rhlnE- are duh in Lent sgssa
shA
ri circulate rur1nr that - ara
a, - married - auEwnafsl.
-t}ootf And TIL deny r.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
SMOOTH STRANGER
KIDNAPPED A GIRL
Sixteen-Year-Old Margaret Cur
ran, Of Philadelphia, Lursd
on a Train.
ESCAPED AT WASHINGTON
Held Captive for Three Days,
Frightened Girl Fled to Alex
andria and Appealed to the
Police-Put in Charge Of
Hospital Mstron.

ALEXANDRIA. VA - special -
Margaret Curran. sixteen years old.
we'll dressed. Intelligent and appar-
entity refined. Is a charge on the hands
OF the police department 81 this city
and the story she tells is remarkable.
The girl entered headquarters late .
"Wednesday night. unattended. and APP .
pcsled 20 Lieutenant smith and Pri- +
vate Roberts for lodging she said .
she lived with her mother. who con- b
ducts "a boarding house az 1915 Ham f
iiton street. Philadelphia. and that
last Monday afternoon. as she was
passing Broad Street station in that
city. she was approached by man
and woman. whom she does not re-
member having seen before.
l. Brought TO Washington
They Informed her. she said. thai
her aunt was In the station and wished
% see her. and not suspecting that
there we're any designs upon her. she
entered Before she realized what
was going on she had boarded train
with the strange pair. who orouEht
her 20 Washington under threats ~
violence n she made objection In
Washington. she said. rooms were
procured AZ a lodging house. where
She was virtually kept prisoner until
"wednesday night when her aleGeo
captors took her out and tried 20 In
ducs her 90 enter a saloon she de-
cllnsd shs said. but promised 90 walt
on the outside while the man and
woman entered
FIees From Her Captors.
"A soon a. they had dissppsared
she led from the neiEhborhood. and
after walking ne streets FOR Some
time appealed 90 a man. % whom she
told her story The man, shc asserts.
conducted her 20 the Warrington. Al
sIKndria and Mount vernon Electric
Railway station. a. Twelfth street and
Pennsylvania Avenue. and purchased
for her a tlcket 20 Alexandria
Lieutenant smith procured room
for tho girl in tho Braddock House
"Wednesday night. and last night Mrs.
AdAmson. the matron az the ~tex0~
: criA Hospital took her under her
az that institution. CHIEF GOODS yD
tarday communicated with the Phua-
telphla authorities. and received a
j telegram asking that tho Eirl be held
until further notice The ponce oi
Washington have been asked 20 look
oEt for tho mysterious couple whom
the Gtri declares lured her from hc'
native city.
PHILADELPHIA. PA - special
The kidnapping story told IN Alex
andriA BY Margaret CurrRn. dauEhte
OF Mrs Mary Curran. OF this city. d
accepted BY her family and friend
az true The girl left her home a
noon Monday after spending tn
morning with Miss sarah Travis, %
. Conshohocken. 20 DO an GRAND dow
, town for her mother Near Fifteenth
10 and Market streets a dark. we'll dress
"a man told her that her aunt wante
- 20 see her inside the station. he
Al aunt was not there. but ne sait sh
~ had gOns aboard a train and too
- the Eirl with him 20 a coach ooun
: for Washington. The train began (
- move At once The man and woma
frightened h-~ SO she did not tell an
te one OF her plight
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11

When asked How are you- 10 your
usual answer. Not feeling wellT
II Sc. a IL very likely your attention
has act been called 20
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-11
Piedmont Bedford
Concentrated
Iron and Alum
Water

which e making a larger percentage
or oares OF Chronio Diseases than any
other treatment being offered 20 the
public
This - saying a great deal. but We
are willing 10 submit this Natural
Treatment 10 any number OF tssts with
any ether treatment kAewn % medical
science ia tho diseases for which IL IS
recommended.
Thore Is not = county In cho ScSte
where surss have not been made By
this concentrated water. and II you
are SILK. We hope you viii be SUM
eientky Interested IN your health &C
Yes sould hardly object 70 paying
a Ter a months treatment. when q
wou49 cost you net less than $50 pei
rnonA X you went 70 the springs
Yea can confidently expect satisfss
tory results. IL you have any OF tn
following disease and WIKI do you
part;
Indigestion, Rheumatism
Catarrh, Kidney and Blad-
der Troubles, Female Com
plants, Malaria, Nervous
ness, stomach and Bowe
Disorders, Piles, Inactiv
Liver, Scrofula and al
Blood and Skin Diseases.