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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27
GIRL TRIES TO
DIE IN DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Assistant District Attorney
BalkS Suicide by Splitting
Poison Pills.

A girl. who said her name was Julia
Rosenberg, very much excited, walked
into Assistant strict-Attorney Bosler's
Office this afternoon and said she wanted
warrant for man who had attacked
and robbed her.
What is his name and where is he"''
asked MIR Bosler
81 don't know his name and | don't
knowwhere he is, the girl answered.
but he must be caught
when she was told that It was i'm
possible Tor anything 10 he done ON
such meagre Information, the girl be
came hysterical, pulled a box contain
ing cyanide OF potassium pills from her
hand satchel and attempted to swallow
three. Mr.. Bosler grappled with her
and dashed the pills from her hand.
Detective Russo came in and took the
girl, who was yelling like a maniac.
down TO Magistrate Barlpws court. She
was sent to Bellevue Hospital to he eN-
amined as to her mental condition. She
said she was nineteen years old was
proorly dressed, and appeared TO n
domestic servant.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27
THAW CASE IN COURT AGAIN
Appeal From the Drcision OF Judge
Mills Filed ut Whitc rtnins.

'tsproitl 'o rro Evening Worlln
WHITE PLAINS, Nov. .L-'rhc fight
which llairy Is Thlw, the slayer of
stanford White, is making to escape
from the state Asylum for Insane
Criminals at Mlucnwan on the %rnuud
that he is now sane. agau came TO
the attention of the court In West
chester County to-day.
Lawyer Charles NurSchausor. repre-
sentinc ThgN Ul.l his ease ON appeal
and a stipulation in1urs,d 10y supreme
Court Justice Mills in the Westminster
County Clerk office. This appeal Is
from the decision of Judge Mills deny
mg the application of Thaw for a trial
before him with Jury of twelve men
to determine whether ia is insane OF
not.
TlTTSBURG. Nov. .l-An answer to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27

remarked the state Chairman. because
nay weight In recent years is greater
than my nimbleuess. especially when
compared TO Parsons
Seriously he added II expect to
have a general talk with Mr.. TAFT. who.
when in BROOKLYN, invited me down
here. We shall discuss the New York
state political situation and the United
states Senatorship. | have not yet
defined my position as to the Senator
ship but may do SO later
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27
STOLE $1,000 OF JEWELS.
Sneak Thief Robs the Caldwell
House When All Were Fcasting.

SPECIAL 10 The Evening World
HACKENSACk. NOV. IA sneak
thief turned a clever trick in Englewool
last night when he entered the home If
l.. H. Caldwell. of T.. +. Caldwell * Co,
bankers. Of No. - Broad street, New
York, and stole 5000 worth " jewels be-
longing to Mrs. Caldwell. There We're
about fourteen guests IN the house At
the time at THANKSGIVING feast
Mrs. Caldwell. after an auto trip, re-
turned to the nouS" aud placed her
jewels OF the chinonier. Money was
also taken by tine ScconL-slury the,
N.o escaped throUga a window.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27

the petition of Attorney John b. Glea-
son, of New York, that the injunction
forbiddnE him to proceed in a suit for
s6D,um against Harry Kendall Thaw,
i'm the New York courts be dismissed
Was nled to-day in the United states
District court by Roger O'Mara, trustee
in bankruptcy for Thaw. 1t asks that
the petition be dismissed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27
MORE cAoLERA IN RUeslA.

ST PETERSBURG Nov II An
alarming Increase IN Asiauc cholera
gases has ocgurrod In ,hc last tVenty-
four hours when tWent2 seven new ones
We're reported Il was thought taat the
disease that made such headVay three
months ago had been practcg.y eradi-
Gated, 'lu Il Is now seen tres this 10
r4 III case,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27

Senator Timothy u. Sullivan. Hot
Springs. Ark,
Join us before 10 is too late. Tom
Mt hfty-scN"n years, can do seven
miles on the road and forty
minutes gym" work. NIL before
brca lsfast. EUGENE INQUIRE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-27

The foregoing kilograms sent today
from Muldoon's, near White Plains.
are explanatory. After ten days cf
silence and sweat, Sheriff Tom Foley
and Gene Mcclure, the Bronx Tam
many leader. have reported progress.
The "Tammany Twins" as big Tom"
and Our Gene" are called at Muldoon's.
have grown ten years younger in APP
pearance since their stay in Westminster
County began. And now they want
Murphy, Big Tim" and other Wigwarn
chiefs of superfluous flesh 10 take ne
course.
Think of Murphy going all the way to
Mt. Clemens, Mich, for health tonic"
said Sheriff Foley 10 an Evening World
reporter. when We have it all right
here in New York State Why. this
place has got Mt Clemens. Hot Springs.
Va, and Hot Springs. Ark. skinned a
thousand miles"
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Sheriff Wires Leader Murphy
Bronx Man Looks Like
Cleopatra'S Needle.
COME on TO BIC TIM
Near-Sylph Tammanyite Says
He Can Do Seven Miles on
the Road.

Charles +. Murphy, Mount Clcmcus.
Mich:
This iH the real health resort.
Gene looks like Cieopntra's Needle
aud I nm down To %. pounds.
THOMAS FOLEY.
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Wants I'amnany Majority.

Sheriff Foley seldom boosts for n Re-
publican, and William Muldoon. the for.
mer wrestler, basks often in the light OF
President Roosevelt and counts Score.
tary of State Elihu Root as his mos.
distinguished pupil
IF it had not been for a Joke Root
and his crowd would have had this place
for themselves for years 20 come. wen.
on the most popular sheriff New York
County ever had. But Gene and l
broke in here as the outcome of the Joke
and l propose to roll up another Tam
many majority-tha;'s why / want Muir
ply and Tim to come and put twenty
years each on their lives. Then there Is
Percy Maggie and Charley Calkin and
Magistrate Dan Finn, all OF whom need
exercise of the sort Gene and | have
been getting"
Foley and Mcclure went TO Muldoon's
pair of sausages." Now their cloth
ing fits them like bags. Gene has lost
his double chin. and Pig Tom" has
fondled for the last time that pudgy
roll of fat on the back of his neck.
Both are clear-eyed and have a splen-
did color, and it is doubtful if they
could be recognized by their consti:u-
ents.
Tom is the big surprise party up
here" said Mcguire, as he grunted
from trying 10 lace his shoes standing
up. new feat. Il am forty-four years
old. thirteen years his junior, but he
has outwalked me, and in every sort of
exercise eHcellod. Not only has Tom
proved his physical superiority over M,
but he has made all Of tie Younger nen
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Do Your Own Work.
"Everybody his own servant is the
| principle of the course given here 1t
would have done New York good to
have seen Tom sit on a horse for five
and one-ha!I hours on saturday. The
| Sheriff twenty-:lur years ago was q
1 blacksmith, and 1t did not take loas i5g
| him to hit the gait required oy Aiu.uooa.
/ His gym work is real fossy."
/ But the transformation of Foley. who
/ has lost eleven pounds, sinks into
oblivion when compared to what has
{ happened TO Mcclure. The Bronx Tam
many leader was a human Grants
Tomb ten days ago, weight 500 pounds
Fact. He tipped the scales stripped
this morning, at 2SS pounds and most
that's gone is from in front and under
his chin. His coat hangs like an Old
plaid shawl.
Gene and viii stay here right up
to the day before Christmas" declared
the Sheriff. I'VE will then descend
Broadway and see if we are known in
Fourteenth street. Cen wants TO see
his five children, and will have re-!
surprise for Mrs Foley"
regrets an Absence,
Dick Jared. who is Muldoou's right
hand man, has worked his hardest since
the letting of the Tammany contract.
He declares that Foley is descended
from an Irish king, so powerful his mus
cles and so great his endurance. Foley
ran Jared half Marathon last week
and came within ninety yards OF Win
ming despite his handicap Of twenty
seven years.
IN admit ! felt mighty had when
Mrs. TAFT put her foot down against
our President elect coming 20 my health
camp" said Prof. Muldoon, after OPEN
ing the dining room door Toy ,he mid
day meal. but It Was his loss not
mine. Mrs. Taft meant well, hut I was
deprived of the opportunity of putting
twenty-five years on his life.
You say he IS reducinS by playing
golf? Pine, Golf puts on weight. Nh
Taft could have got rid Of fifty pounds
just as easy If he had taken secretary
Roots advice. Instead he has gained
Aesh-too bad, too bad"
Then you regret Nj Ta:t's change
OF mind" was asked,
Limit on Smokes.
"WeN, I felt quite put ont undl .hese
Tammary leaders came" replied Aiui
doom. Il have my hands fun keeping
them down to one cigar day. But
they are not p.nheaLs. They get out
and work. Dargsay / would be Tam
many man II l lived IN Fo.ey's district.
tie is a frs,-class all-arounL man, aad
you can sly ! sid So"
The Washington times., 1908-04-14
GOVERNOR HIDES FUNDS
TO OUTWIT j. S. COURT

ASIIEVILLE. Y. c.. April H.-With
the collateral funds demanded ny Judge
J. Z. PritChard. Of the United States
Circuit Court locked up IN the State
treasury vault by order Of Governor
AnseI. and the State treasurer. the only
man with the coordination, out or the
State. the dispeasary row is assuming
serious proportions
Yesterday was tie last day OF grace
allowed by Judge PritCharI To the com
missiou iu which 70 give = $4,000 bond
and deposit with the registry OF the
court the collateral or securities given
II BY the South Carolina banks to in
sure the safe keeping of the funds or
else surrender the latter The com
mission has not complied with the
court orders and the locking OF the
collateral up in the State treasury vault
precludes their doing So
Governor Anscl refuses 10 open the
safe. end an Interesting question may
arise from the difficulty az 70 whether
a Federal court can proceed against
The governor FOR contempt
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS DOWIINCf e. co, AuctiOneers,
6l2 r ST. y. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE. BEING STORE AND DWELL
ING no. 403 Is 81 wv.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 2sJT at folio 40l ct. SEQ,
one OF the Land Records COR the District OF
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. We VIII cell at public auction
IN 'front.' OF the premises on MONDAY. APRIL
70 1908. AT $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ, the follow
ing described land and premises situate IN
me city OF Washin sto-I, District OF Columbia
known ana distinguished as and being al! or
lot lettered ''P' IN Arthur ,. Vests ana
others subdivision OF part OF square NUN
bered Six Hundred and Twenty nine $50.
as per plat recorded in Liber b. folio 90
or the records OF the office % he Surveyor
OF the District OF Columbia, jgether with
the Improvements thereon.
Terms OF Saio-One third OF the purchase
money IN cash. and the balance IN one and
two years. with interest payable semi
annually and secured by a deed OF trust on
the property. or all cash. at the purchaser :
optioni SioO deposit required at the tifue Of
sale. All conveysncing, recording and no
t6zfal fees At cost % purcha ser. Terms OF
sale TO be compiled with within 10 days
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 70
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the
defaultnR purchaser.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, Trustee,
go 18th nv.
WILTON J. LAMBERT. Trustee,
40 9th Ct. NV
apSSIO.II. 13.1LI5B
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RARE ALBINA IERRAPIN
LEARNED TO DO STUNTS

NEW YORK, April 14.-Pinkey, So
called because of the color Of his
shell, is one Of the most interesting ex-
hibits at the Aquarium, but one not
often viewed bE the public. Pfnkey Is
an albino terrapin, one so rare that l.
3. Spencer. in charge Of fTesh-water
fish. always brings him out for those
who 20 behind the scenes" Those in
charge Of the exhibit speak OF him as
a freak.
At present Pinkey IS living con-
tented life in a tin-hned box under a
glass tank containing sea anemones.
Pukey can walk q chalk line at the
command OF Mr.. Spencer. and he can
also wave his head 10 signify that FEED
ing time has arrived
The terralin came from Texas some
FIVE years ago. His color At once at
tracted attention, and the director, be-
UAvfng that he would add 10 the at
fractions. turned him out in large
tank with others Of his species. he DID
not thrive. and, apparently disguised
with his surroundings, refused 10 eat.
When he was too weak TO walk ne
was turned over 10 Mr.. Spencer. and
christened Pinkey. Mr. Spencer began
feeding him by pryinS his mouth open
with q stick and showing kiille hsh
down hts throat After several days OF
this Pinkey's interest in life revived
Then he began TO show a fondness for
Mr.. Spencer. and persisted IN Following
him about the room.
The Washington times., 1908-04-14
KNEW WHAT WAS COMING.

A well-known Southern politician. row
an element of strength IN the councils
II his party, IN the early days or his
political career invariably met defeat at
the polls.
On ons occasion lie was conducting a
house TO house canvass In the interest
OF his candidacy for a State Office.
Among those interviewed was an old
darby who had formerly been in the
employ OF the aspiring politician.
II am thinking Of running for a place
on the state ticket, Nose" said the
politician. ard l want you to help me
out"
After n moments thoughtful hesita-
ton, the darby replied:
''All right Marse Dick; but I wants
Ia ak yO' one leadin' question befO'
commits myself
We'll, what Is it,"
How much is you swine to give me
when you gifts at?''-EXchange
The Washington times., 1908-04-14
NEW REALTY COMPANY
ISSUES PROSPECTUS

The American Realty Company has
lust issued an attractive booklet en-
titled Investments in National Capital
Real Estate" II sets forth the oppor-
tunities offered for remunerative invest
ment here and gives some interesting
data about Washington'S develop
ment. The officers of the company are
J. 5. Tomlinson, president and treas
urer; Thomas Somerville. vice presi-
dent: c. c. Tyler, second vice presi-
dent; A. \. Birncy, secretary and gen
eraI counsel: Samuel r. Wilder. au-
ditor: W +. Johnson. sales manager;
J. :. Moser special representative,
Gardner l.. Boothe, attorney FOR Nir-
ginia-
A board Of twenty advisory directors
is also being formed. seventeen OF
whom have already been elected. as
follows. James T Du Bots. Hugh
Reilly. Walter IL. Klopfer. George r
Howard, L. !. Stock, William j.
Mooney, W. b. Clarkson, r H. Catlln,
I. G. J. Evans, l. n. Richards, w. O.
Coleman F. l.. Averill, Thomas J.
owen. T. J. Hulse, T.. o. Wnitford.
Cuno II. Rudolph. and Frank G Car
pelteT.
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JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property

Fairfax and Vienna Va. WASH
OIlCe. 4IS I'm st NV Il you vran- - -, -
a grain. dairy; fruit- poultry o. Sin. -, -
fam. or timber tracks. "a pfI nav - -
sc1d Tor my large LIST, Of al kinds o. - 20
property. II IS run Of bargains h, 49, go
beautiful SUBURBAN homes. su1ijy-fs5,,, ii-s
kinds % business propositions. / ha,. - al
Two thousand places for You 70 ssTe-- -
I have always lived in the couaf-,- 49, l-li-
do a better psrt b you. than = I 80 -. -
in the city i can make cer;ls 20 -. 80
The most OF the property ttat I - ~
sale Is located near steam and eIe~f,5,. ~
voad. and near Washington. NV caT-5 : IL =
Al voy1r service sny time % Inspect -,-,. =
Snail be pleased 10 have you Er5te - - - =
and let US talk over business. mi -, -
you 70 select a home
once Hours, Fairfax. from u1fu 70 .
Vienna. from I until y. 81. UssbJ, = ~
nom o until $50 n m You vl1I t5---sS ~
or9css open ali day. call Cor LIST a75 -
sD7ointuents % inspect prcpe-ty- rs-
co77e-tlon. Fairfax and Eier.la " 49,
IDV+ou Main 1888 Now is the time =, s. :
bone IL YOU viii make a 5000 iuy-es,-cs. =
Vrhv do YOU pay rent all our life when -,
cas-, buv property on easy terms and ba,-ss
home OF your own when you get old.
apI-tf
If YOU want 60 buy a Mary land farm or
suburban home. see IS or send for latest
bulletin.
MARION DT-CKETT < SON.
SIS 7 y. ". fv2-ts
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHln BY.

NOTE: Pu5lishe1 oaly = iafoTl4si0a anc
not guaranteed.
go r Nc & O limited Daily Fast
VgEtibUl8 train Pullman sleeDers 20 LIZ
iuEtou. Louisville, Cincinnati. L-CLansuc!fs-
ChiczEo and s. LoCis- parIo- Car f1r
NirE MA Ef1t Springs week da5s Pullman
Car LOUISVILLE 10 Memphis and Neu- Or
leans Dining Cars. a "a carte service
fI-e P NJ. 4. =. LI1LITED- Daily
sold vestibGle train Pullman sleepsrs .
Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia H3L
Spring. week 0aJE. Dining CETH. a "A
carte service Pullman siespers CL1clunsts
70 CHICAGO and s. Louis. and Loulsviils %
Meuuhis Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets AZ CbesPeasze ans
Ohio oslces. 5ls PeElsy lvsnia ave SO I4rh
Al near r: and Ne~ Union Staten Tess-
u,one Main 1850. Tor Washington Terminal
car service. and 2ain lces o. 2z0s Tor c. & D.
Ticket Ofics- no-s-S
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT or
UAIBIA-WssninEtJn March 81, 1"uS-
Sealed proposals viii be received a. this
Office until = O'CLOCK NJ. WEDNESDAY.
April. q 1908. for the construction OF sew
els IN the District Of Columbia Forms.
specifications and necessary Information may
be obtained AZ room 43. District Building.
Washington n g HENRY b + MAC
FARLAND HENRY l. WEST, JAY j.
MORROW. Commissioners. D. C..
apI4-6t-ezsu
GENERAL. DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT. WASHING
TON D. G. March IS. 1903. Sealed propossIs
in triplicatc. viii be received Bt This ONCE
until II O'Clock =. m., THURSDAY. APRIL.
Is 1908 and then publicly opened. for fllr-
nishfnE and delivering fuel forage and st11sv N
a. washington Barracks and washington
D. c. Forts Nyer and Hunt Virginia
Fort Washington. Maryland. and at the ar
ungton National Cemetery. Virginia: Tor
fuel AZ Pumping Station, Eosslyn Virginia
Richmond Virginia, Charlotte y C and
Annapolis Maryland, Tor mineral OIL Al
washington Barracks and washington. ID
C. Forts ATyer snd Hunt, NirEiuss and Fort
Washington. Maryland; for gasoline at Fort
AfI-er Virginia Also. for removing ashes
refuse matter, furnishing ice, laup Ter ne TOW.
els and shoeIaS animals in Washington. d
c. during the fiscal year commencing July
1905 Blank forms and instructors Tor MAX
ing proposals, and further information viii
be furnished intending bidders upon appllca-
ton to this Office. NJ GRAY ZALINsKI
Major and QuSrteTunaster. L. S. Army in
charge OF depot. ulhI6.i is. 19ap1415
The Washington times., 1908-04-14
JUSTICE GOULD.
DCalled Yesterday


Estate OF Christiaua c. Queen; 9. Col
dreu Miller and Wilton J. Lambert APP
pointed collectors; bond, $1,000. AttOr-
neys g Coidren Miller and George II.
Calvert.
Estate of Slnah r. Pearson; petition
of Marion o. Lewis Tor probate and
record or viii and letters testamentsTy.
Attorney, 2. ". F'risby-
Estate OF Lucy F. MauTy; cNempli-
fed COPY OF Will filed: order admitting
will 20 record. Attorney, James A.
TOOmey.
Estate Of Matthew Goddard; Will
dated May Il. 1855. filed, handing Mar
garetta Goddard eXecuJriX; petition OF
Margaretta Goddard for probate and
record OF will and letters testamentary.
Estate of Philip II. Deis; viii dated
August To- 1907 fled, naming Mary II.
Deis eXecutriX-
Called tOday.)
In re estate OF Paui w Marmloni Be
atrice p Marmion appointed gUardi2n;
bond. 5000 Attorney. Paul l.. john
son.
Estate OF Arthur Wicker; letters OF
administration granted To Otto F.
Wicker: bond. 600.
Estate OF Addie r. Perkins: win dated
Sept enber Z. 1907. filed, naming Elena
Smith Chapman eHecutriX.
In re Kathryn b Rau. petition Of
Emma J. Rau for allowance order au-
thorizing same.
The Washington times., 1908-04-14
FOR sALF-suBuRBAN.
NORTHEASTERN SUBURBAN PROPERTY
1870 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne.

NORTHEASTERN SUBURBAN PROPERTY
1870 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne.
SPECIAL SNAP.
Two S-r0om frame houses on lot 80 H. front
n l-a7sdon; rent OF each house SIS 10 SIS,
Potomac water, gas. good street; price for
both houses only s.. 500: terus $500 cash.
balance 70 suit; rent OF one house VIII carry
the interest; one house nov vacant
api4-Iot
FOR SALE
81 acres Groom house. barn and other out
Dundlngs' plenty Of fruit: fine vaterj 2iz
miles from HeTSdOn. Va. Price, g, O00
80 acres. new 5-rOom house: small barn.
some fruits fine water; z5S miles from rail-
road station. Price. 5000
$50 acres in Loudoun county: good house
and buildings; , orct>rds. Price. SIS per
ere.
A beautiful house IN Herndon. 3 miles
from washington; S-rOOm house. acres fine
laho: nice barn. carriage house. work shop:
her house; meat house. Erdi3ery. fine water
ana nice oak grove around house. . min
utes walk from station at Herndon- Al
ply 10
j. A BAUcI<AIAN & son.
HerndOn. Va apis-5t
The Washington times., 1908-04-14
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION sTACfCS-
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Ocnsr Hour oG tle ODD Hou--
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW 1DEA-
NEW AZ SALNAL. ID ST NV AO.sA-
= 90 a. El.-DlEzr. Pullman kS-4c=.
100 - n.-Bane- P1Ilor, IL. Lrzil-
asg-Ce q Ll---Dl1e- al4 E'-l-1IlAG G'-r41E az
fIl.oQ a m--Dinsr and Pullman ParlCr Ca--
sl.yO 2 u diner and Pullman EariCr Car.
eco =. "A -..ao-al Limited Al E-aIi1-zzls
tao a rn.-CoacAe. 20 PAiladelp ELe.
s5.os 2. En.-Dluer R11 PULIEAl FaricE.
800 D m.-Ccachss - Fh!i2dsip1i2-
81 60 ? u1---S-eeperH.
ATLASTIC CRY. r7.oc. '9.oo. fu.oo - n.
70 BALTIMORE.
livery HOUR on THE EOCR
fnssE Gays $50 a. a., - p nj
S15Z T5-oa IS 80. -I-co. 80 f5-lo. so go
ga. -lo.og. -l1soo g. ~. ts==e3 aeon -lz.ga.
sl.yS, -si-L5. f--6g. "s-Co. "a ''3-1o. Ts-J1.
t4.E. 80, f551s go T5-oo $50 Ti,eg, so
fs.s9. sIg.0g 'Iy-zl. 'IL-Gl. III p H.
WESTJTAED-
CHICAGO, 30 A. a.. - $50 ? -
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. H.. sS-u5 p m. ITO niSat
PTTTSBCRG. ale III. -. 's-ls ?. -.
cLEVELASD. SO ,. "a
COLUMBUS. $50 ?. M
WHEELING '3-lo a IN. 80 .. n
WISCEEsS I n - 10 an f4-us. f5-f pa.
FREDERl-i-. 1s--g, Ts-lt I'D An. -.
HAGERs-( ~. 1910 a n +s-os , n
sDaIly. 4E.zccs. sunday "sSu-tag ouIy-
TELEPHONES a. al CO The following
Ticket Orsces. 14II G St. Tel. Main Isl: 6ls
Pennsylvania ave. N-in 2s8- Nea Union
station Ti-kst Once. Tel .iz-a scSss gusGr-
nation P--eau, Main --s1- 1ols-t-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

only as Information md ara not guaranteed
F-.,r Atlanta BIr-I.-l CHAM, Mobile. Neu Or
leans. Ashevilie. Chattanooga. Memphis. SIS
a ~ and 100 D. IT daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Char-a1oora
Memphis. New Oriesn rs. 1913 .. IN
For Columbia. ClsaTleston. Augusta, Aiken,
40 p n. daily
I. : BROWN. General Agent
an17-rf
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SUSPENSE.

1t must be fine 10 have greatness
thrust upon YOU.
1T Is" admitted the nominee. But
it's 2 little wearing 10 have TO wait IN
til the Jhirty-ffth ballot Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-04-14
NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL. HOUSES
Stafford q Norway. the only real eatars
drrn IN Northeast They devote their eu-fr.
time 70 Northeast property What have vors
10 rent OF seIl2 We handle zeal estate, Iosas
Insurance collect your rents. insure your
property. Seventh an y sts. ne mh9s-egt
The Washington times., 1908-04-14
FOR EMBELLISHMENTS.

STONELEIGH COURT-Furaished apart
ments; very desirable. six rooms and bath,
terms reasonable; no children. Apply AZ
Once apl2-2t
ONLY SO. %: WORTH. $50
Apartments No. SOB Rhode Island ave ne
hve large rooms and bath: take through ears
on G q. only two left r H. SMITH & CO.,
Rond building. splG-6-