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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-21
TAX NOTICE
onlco Collector OF City Taxes,
City Hall.
Richmond, Va. Dec. 1. 1910.
Notice to Tax payers

y
THE LAST HALF or CITY TAXES
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL. for
1910 is NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at
this Office
EVERY MALE twenty-one years Of
age, and EVERY person Keeping HOUSE,
or doing business in the city, is as
sessed for personal taxes. Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
the year will please call and settle, 80
as to avoid being posted as dclin-
quents.
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due. and will have to be declared de-
1lnquent If not paid on or before end
FIVE FER CENT. VIII DO added to
last half If not paid on or before De
CEMBER 3tST.
interest at SIX PER CENT also at
taches to all bills as soon as reported
delinquent
Particular attention is called to the
above. as under an ordinance passed
by the City Council there can bs no
avoidance Of the penalty.
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES
to be paid in same manner at the Office
of j. P. ROBINSON. Special Assistant
City Collector, at Tenth and Hull
f. W. CUNNINGHAM.
Collector of City Taxes.
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.oST. FOX TERRIER, MARKED
black on left ear. collar with medal
$3.50: bobbod tailed. Answers TO
name of Zip Reward II returned
To g3fl Stuart Ave.
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$3.50 $3.50 AND s4.50-soLID GOLD
monogram lockets
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IS, 81 AND s5-HEAvY SOLID COLI
neck chains.
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The Savings Bank of Richmond.
Richmond, Va. Dec. 90, 1910.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE,
stockholders of this bank will be
held at their banking house on Jan
UARY IL, 1911, at o'clock F. NJ.
JAMES NJ. BALL
Cashier
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WEDDING; PRESENTS.

SILVER MEDALS. T5C.. GOLD MED
ais. s1.25. Special designs made at
short notice
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG
man wants position January l: NJ.
Accts.. fine penman, quick. accurate.
best references: bank or real estate
preferred VIII buy stock. Address
POSITION cave Times-Dispatch.
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Dnulrrp-.-S5EL anu a-ipe sDrotk.
CHANCE. JUST RE-
ceived another carload of burnt
wheat This wheat Is thoroughly
clean and good, cheap feed sl,5o
per 100 pounds, $l4 per 1 900 pounds,
S27 per 1000 pounds, w j. TODp'S
SONS
ONE SORREL MARE FOR SALE,
Call at FILEDLEY'S STABLE.
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SIG. 00--SPEC1AL. SOLID AK. GOLD
watch. lady's size, I1lgin or Walthain.
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S22.5o-- SPECIAL, SOLID AK. GOLD
watch. gents size. Elgin make.
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.Daiiy. Weekdays. sSundays only.
Ali trains to or from Byrd Street Station
Is, 90 hight stop at Eiba. Time of arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read the signs.
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SCHOOL MEDALS.

50. IS AND ;7-soL1p GOLD BRACE
lets
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TRAVELLING MAN WANTS 40 MAKE
change first of year: knows the
trade thoroughly in Virginia. North
and south Carolina; hest OF refer
ence together With bond. ADDRESS
ABILITY, caro- T!mes-Dispatch.
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DeIp. malf anu .GemaIe.

ijSIpLoYERs: WRITE Us WHEE
wanting employees Go charSesD
Applicants. write us when wanting
work. EIEDAONT ItRPLOYME;NT
AGENCY Durham, n. G.
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r.. a. HUGHES,
Keeper of Records and Seal.

Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond, Va. December 20. 1910.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of this company will be
held at the office of the company In
city of Richmond Va, on TUESDAY,
january II, 1911, ut 12 o'clock noon.
l.. D. AYLET'r,
Secretary.
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Afro-Ameriicans.

can find out all about their new yil-
lasc BY writing to CAPTAIN cussoNs.
owner and founder of Glen Alhsn.
Virginia. 4
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$3.50 $1,000 AND s12.50---GENTs' OR
ladies guaranteed 2o-ycar goid-fillod
Elgin watches.
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Richmond, Fredericksb'g & Potomac R,R.
10 AND FROM WASHING 70NAND BEYOND.
Arriye Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAlNS-WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd st. Sta 100 2. II. for fredericksburg.
Leave Eba Sta. 40 A. H., 80 T. ". for Ashland.
Arrive Byrd st. Sta 20 M. from q.
Arrive Eiba Sta. $50 AM, lao p ID. from Ashland
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CHRISTMAS JEwELRY.


SOLID GOLD SIGNET RINGS. $500
UP: SOLID GOLD SET RINGS. s1.25
UP: SIGNET SCARF PINS, s1.25 Up:
LOCKETS AND CHAINS, $3.50 UP:
BRACELETS. $500 UP: COME.
BRUSH AND MIRROR SETS. $500
UP; SOLID GOLD CUFF BUTTONS.
$50 UP: 7-IEWEL EIlG1N WATCH
IN 20-YEAR FILLED CASE, SO. THE
pRETTIEST JEWELRY CASES IN
ToWN FROM 75C, UP. FOUNTAIN
PENS FROM Sl.5o UP; GUARAN-
TEED CTHE JOHN uOLLANDl (.
SOLID GOLD HAT PINS, s1.5o Up.
AN IMMENSE LINE OLE CENTS
FoBs AT PRICES THAT CAN'T BE
DUPLICATED IN TOWN. IT Will.
BE 70 YOUR INTEREST TO SEE
OUR GOODS AND GET OUR PRICES
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE
WHERE. DOWN TOWN SMALL. ES-
PENSE. SATISFIED WITH SMALL,
PROFITS. W. II. CoWARDfN SONS.
MATCHMAKER AND JENELER,
1915 L. MAIN ST.
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.CLARK'S ORIENT Easils CRUISE

x !. FEB. A, s4oo up for u days. shore
trips ALL. INCLuDEp Round World
Tstir. Jan. 25; Trans,Slberian Tour.
Mar IA: Riviera-ltaly, Jan. and Feb, 4:
40 Tours to Europe. Specify proKsaIIt
desired :.
rsn NIX O. s3LARiS, 'r,nss hlti, NJ =.
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ANTIQUES.

SOME VERY FINE ELECTRIC LAMPS;
all copper; reproductions Of the POM
peii lamps: Just the thing for Xmas;
some very select pieces of original
antique furniture. G. u. LINDA, 19
West Main
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RICHMOND AND CHEsAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.

schedule OF electric trains 70 and from
Ashland. stopping intermediate stations
mon signal: Lv Richmond tBroad and
L1urel stsD: 6.oab. '7:1o. slOb. s:10b. '.to:1o,
1l:1O A. NJ: 1:1o, 2;1o $780, 4:lob. $40. $50.
Ito s:lCb, 1910. if:45 p. N. Nv. Ashland:
.5:J5, ':ctb s. Oh. 10. ''ll A. Nj. u NJ ~
2 3. a. Oh. 6. Z s. OBJ. II P. II.
.Daiiy except Sunday. ''sunday only.
bCarries baggage.
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t4--GiRLs' SOLID SILVER WATCHES
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WANTED, FfRST-C CLASS 200 X
Keeper and office man by real estate
corporations SEQ per month salary
on start: muSt be In position To buy
at least five shares stock in bust
ness: eight per cent interest guar
anteed. and probability of dividend.
Address BoOKKEEPER No. i.
-T'iTttt,E- 1JigUatislt
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na DAMON, LODGE, NO. Z, KNIGHTS
GA of Pytllias, officers and mem
H giE bers: The burial committee is
SSw4N hereby notified to meet at their
&Hay Castle Hall THIS WEDNESDAY,,
DECEMBER u, at $50 p. NJ, for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral OF Broth
er C. r. TOA1PK1NS. other members of
the lodge arc also urged to attend the
funeral at Christ Church.
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WI, NEED SEVERAL. TEACHERS.
omen and womcm, for desirable va
cancics in colleges, graded, high and
rural schools III several southern
states. Particulars free. We charge
schools nothing for informatlon
about teachers. THE SOUTHERN
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, Raleigh,
n. c.
LADY DESIRES POSITION AS GOV
erness: English, French and music.
References exchanged. Box "a, south
Boston. Va
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BY Green & Reid,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A FINE FARM IN HENRIco5 COUNTY.
ON THE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.
WITH a LARGE AMOUNT OF
STANDING TIMBER THEREON.
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5000 FOR HALF a DOZEN SOLID
silver teaspoons. In case.
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Aaisrellaneous.


WATCH SALE
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aarolrsslnnal aaalp uaantfn,

WASTED. Ar ONCE, IiaAC15ftl11ss..lISss
win first and second grade certin-
Gates for oneroom rural schools.
Il. W. CRIDLIN, Manager Virginia
Teachers Bureau, South Richmond,
Va
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Hnfnps.


SPECIAL TUITION RATES DURING
December only. Telephone, call or
write for particulars. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED. The PUBIC TO KNOW
that Iahnke Bros. jewelers., s12
c Gas, Main and r 1rees puy sell e1
the latest styles. Old gold and sIl.
yer taken In exchange.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
negotiable note belonging to me for
stS4, drawn by w. NJ. King and r.
J. Sewers. dated September 10. 1910.
and payable to their own order three
years after date, has been lost or
mislaid. All persons arc warned
against negotiating for same. AN
ME c. jerks
TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without a peer-dve gallons for Csc,
delivcred-Holly Springs Lithia
Water Phone Monroe 477.
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VEST END LOTS. THE CHEAPES
10 be found Madison 1851
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MiIIinerp.

CLEARANCE SALE or Ali. MILIiN
cry and ready-made garments for
balance season. MRS. JULIUS
BEAR. f423 II. Main st.
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BAKERY

FRUIT CAKES LIKE MOTH ER
baked. for 25c and 30c pound Sprin-
gle. home made bread. cakes and
pies of all sorts. MUELLER'S NEW
YORK ELECTRIC BAKERY, 4lO
West Broad Street. Phone 1859.
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Ralrnans.
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets for Petersburg:
IS, Z. s, 90. 10. II. 'I2 A. NJ. ]. 2 80 4. .,
.5:i5 &C. Z. s, 20. 10 p. NJ.
ii:Co p 81 for Chester. 1900 midnight for
cara leave Petersburg. foot of Sycamore
Street for Manchester:
sis e.3s. ..7:l5. .7a5. s.85, e:s5 'lo:35. 1l:3s
A NJ, 1895. 1885. 2;55 1885, 1855. 5:as. siS
1855. s.35, 9:55, '1o:t0 1l:io p. NJ
sCarries baggage and express.
.Llmited. except Sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with cara
Richmond.
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Knnlns for Kent.

S,a,TI.y E,fTRNISHED ROOMS. THE
WELLINGTON. 9i4 East Gay.
SI4 EAST CLAY STREET. WELL
furnished rooms, large, small
'tahnne bat b.
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MATTRESSES

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES REMADE
now: sanitary methods used; reliabln
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLE9, Ill
East Broad Street Madison 1904.
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WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING,
renovating and laying carpets, stain
ing and waxing floors. WM JOHN
SON, Monroe 3120.
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RUB IT. our.

BASKET AND RATTAN WORKS
5O7 EAST MARSHALL PHONE NON
roc TAT. Chairs caned; all kinds OF
chairs repaired: novelties our spe-
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$1,000 FOR HALF a DOZEN SOLID
silver tablesnonrs In case.
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SHOE REPAIRlNc.

&c EALF SOLE MEMS SHOES:
ladies'. soc; childrea.s. 4oc and up;
every pair sewed. DRlSNN,S EiLHC.
Main. Phone Monroe 1861.
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TYPEwRITING, BOOK
keeping taught at special low rates
by enrolling during December. Tel
ephone Madison 1916 for particulars.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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800, .i.25 AND ;1.50-soLID SILVER
napkin rings
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Rnn1n8 1Nanten.

tfENrLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE <
room with private family south or
Broad, west of Fifth. ADDRESS T.
rs. care mes-Dispatch
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FINEST CANDY ON Il AR 7 H.
ALLTGRETTTS FANCY LEATHER
BONES. RICHMOND PHARMACY,
sol EAST MAIN.
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t2.oo--CUT CLASS CELERY TRAYS
s3.Oo-cUT GLASS BERRY BOWLS.
MEYERS, jewelers., 31I East Broad
street next corner Fourth.
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BOOKS. RIFLES AND TEsllANENTSs
at all prices. Candy boxes espe-
aially for use III sunday school,
81 FtTRT,IF, 81 CO. Al0 Monroe Street.
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FINE UNHoLsTER1NG AND MAT
TRESSES

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND Up
holstered: mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china packed
and shipped JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
32e2.
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FOR SALE, ONE SMITH PREMIER
tvpcwriter and cover in good con-
dition: cheap for cash. Address B
20 care Times-Dispatch.
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CALCIMo, THE ORIGINAL COLD
water paint: easy to apply; all coll
ors: write or phone for color card;
more Calcirno sold than all the water
paints combined. ELBA HARDWARE
&C., Agents, Henry and Broad.
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MILL SELL PRETTY HOME IN ST.
burbs. Save commission and buy
from owner. Price, $4,000. II 90,
care Times-Dispatch.
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TERMS: Cash.
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s1.oo-cUT GLASS NAPP1Es
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ANTIQUES.
XMAS BARGAINS.

XMAS BARGAINS.
FINE GOLD SIGNET RINGS, GOLD
neck chains and lockets: also gold
filled neck chains and lockets a t re-
duced prices. VIM TOBIEN, JR.,
4o8 e. Broad Street.
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THE REAL PALATE, faster is
Smithfeld sausage, all pork; at yoiir
grocer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

OF age. and his wife. who was Princess
sophie of Prussia. Is slightly younger
She is not handsome. though she has
very fine figure and like her mother in
law dresses with most perfect taste. She
and the Crown Prince live very quietly
and are De, otsd To their children. They
have three sons and two daughters.
ranging IN age from 10 to .. all healthy.
happy. and u not strictly handsome at
least good To look upon
Prince George. The second son. - n tine
looking blond giant He " sailor and
has q keen liking for ths sea and all con
nected With boats and naval warfare
Failing = 49, voyage he likes a hunt or =
bout ~ mountain climbing He - essen
tally an outdoor man and StEteSms nship
and politics interest," him little. His mar.
rage With Marie Bonsparte took place
about twc years ago and through her he
10 by far the richest member 81 the Greek
royal family. They have No children but
are a congeniAl and devoted couple Ell
tertaining deli ghsf'illv W their attractive
home near the palace and sometimes
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"a TAWDREY HOUSE
The Gold Storage Carcn.

u wa t-I,v 'krs. ysa-s before Nancy
-G-aat wrote n rsnind her prospective
beats and hostsssss % their ioin, ard
ssvsrsl Promises Az tia, remote period
n hotel tee ollsc ton che and her hus-
banc. idelph bad been popular ~ the
TaSdrsY HOUSE Their little entertain
Dents N ths,' snug quarters we're Rre@d
ily enjoyed ard % gTe~cii'y expected
sigh oy regret aroee hsn ~ became known
that they ksd re go away back into the
,Onknown whence they had come: bounds
G which hotel curiosity ~ hotel courtesy
.-riiEht net sset - PES.
Daring thes4 'rtsr- aninR wears u was
7 essr family r@rr~r bersa how Nancy had
made ~ hsi y hsiule TSi . composite
VISIT
b rc1ly ihirA u y she would say with
R1ss swell and gasp that showed a. Inueh
<fcsh Nr Ils-corrh our proprietor.
and hil dssr Ne have invited me Ior
see 1hs Ps'lbons Fairly in~is, thar
] rnvsf cone - thou hen anil stay until
- - ,h@ p,so~derts for the fortntRh,
the exact 'ol5 he Draoools tha, 7
cvyui5 hsyS'v sas vny wev ~ giving them
zen dsys. hp' rhsy won'I take no for an
,.DsNer. Why. # ihs Legs on 7 shall
tee up the w'nt~r and stay Over INTO the
sFrtng.
Hpt Nancy ps- ~ TIE sor, that never
tcrg~,. except vhsu convenient, Be-
eades she ha1 her echsdul4 Hence. when
4hk fsiu' m"Trr"y had ceesed even to
te sniusing ~ she appeared a. the
Iawdr~y Huuss. beg aud baggage plant
ma hsr-slf 49, ~" Fiswcomhs with every
intenticn Il living c'i' tho hospitabI~
" sr asior
4 J,fnosspns woman Mr. Grask with
the cE evsa M ~ th- rsst There was
the soli'i'y ~ ~ shou' her Mere she
49, nnd hers she ~o,;'S rsuAIn Tho
T.swro1nh-. .. tire oct d a complete
ehangr ~ pisps "n@D-'i their guest cham
beI IN her. Nr Flsycornb coufsninG his
sENsFiOe epd rsIT 'eCTsuk 20 his priVFts
of,icp EzpeT,snCs had taught hhn 20 ae-
.s.Jt tbs nsutrhls a. n IL WerS a uarua-
be, aud pTcrtCpi- boarder
NJ Bullion. being rich yrs more
!, intrSOi-is Il !poked like . plant 20
hsha. be otenly gTovi@d. aud he didn't
cars vho knew a. Who're bad ahs ben
az these ys' r.. Keeping a chance ipvI-
tAaion oa-r~i against Earnins7 Where
.SsSs ~ % dlAt liISnapd ~ h@r=g That was
.t~r )rs 80 the po'nt Stlll abroad nsy7
EK~fN fns"I VII " nteNi~l 70 Nun.
Aad ysawhsa fh~ week va up and Mra.
.6Eeek bad fs-n srablsJ ~ tear herself
away from the Fl"Wcpnlbs only by aRre4-
irg m come again SOM and stay longer
she Wa occupying ths choices, chamber
of the Bullion stits. Wisb ME- B,alHon and
Mis- Helen Bullion 80 hypnof'1@d by her
rssgniry thar th@v were tying sEAE~ nights
ulAnnINg wha' - do foJ hsr The nert day
. a porous plaster once apDisd. has cling
nag charm peculiarly 10 own
~ the oldest or Old friends I VIA IN
4 r1eRd 10 dins With the BuIlions 70 meet
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siderable ability and has Q great studio In
his home. where be works At HE favovite
pastime. His wife 10 Russian princess.
Helene Vladimirovns. They have two
little girls and n boy.
4 further link between the Russian and
Greek courts exists in the marriage Of
Princess Marie, the only daughter 81 King
George. with the Grand Duke George
MichailoVitch. They live in Russia Of
course.
Prince Andrew. the fourth son. 10 about
- and is a remarkably handsome man.
He married an English princess. Alice Of
BattenberR. and they have made several
visits 20 Great Britain. Their two children
are little girls of and S and are great
Gavorites With the King and Queen. Prince
Andrew and Princess Alice have alwayu
been very popular in Greek society. and
though the Princess IL the least well
dressed Of all the dauRhters-in-law abe
- very attractive and sweet and kindly
IN manner.
Prince Christopher keeps on growing.
though now az ~ he IL the talIest Of IN.
family. He IL . great good natured how
still. and his parents are rot seeking any
marriage for him a. present ANYWAY
should the Greek dynasty disappear an IL
threatened he would not be very eligibl.
for the hand 81 royal Princess
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sion. showing that her thouRhts wero
agreeable. that initiated me
Won went 90 Mosselfs TO Ino,iir.
about that cameo. after having saAd that
we shouldn't think about " again. aid
severely.
on. but had 20 find out abe cr,.d
Listen. don't mind telling you.
Adolpb had cameo ike that He wa
angry when I spoke to him about " Thsn
! was taken sick and nearly died When
came 70 myself be vas gone; have never
-of course ! feared there was another
woman; they never wouId leave him
alone. So I Just had TO find out,
But It's all right. Mr. Sninep Mr.
Moessll saId 4 bslonged 20 . wealthy lady
been there 20 identity IT
Her husbandl u vas your husband
saw him. II vas AdolPb Grask himself
nov masqusTadinG under the name OF
Adolph Rowell-
-Adolph RowCll7- she repeated. With
p 70 4 r. don't YOU remember Ana
" must have been over three years aRo,
Then. oh, then. the doctors were r1xht.
] had been poisoned: had been poisoned
Adolph tried Co poison Fne three wears
ago; IN order that he might marry this
y. y. m safety
oh. my poor heart And 7 have heen
waiting and watching 30 long: ' have
been hoping that he was in prison, would
como hack 70 De again the same the
same. for the same good old times
Look ont that he ISN'T trying 10 poison
you nov. ! warned. smiling again Il
helleve that telegram was a stall This
chlorofoTm smell v too strong To come
from the little vial Won bought. must
search
! did search. following the scent,
found. In side room. used for storage
and half filed ~ith bundles os curtain.
and clothes. found the dead body 81 =
man in disxuiHe. of Adolph Grask
Vie had managed 60 climb through a
ventilator from the hall. but had slipp~d
and fallen ON the bundles A bottIe az
chlorOforn which he had with him had
fallen too IN such a way an u .at,lrate
hIs tace. ne to keep saturatink H. after
he was unconscious until he was dead
oh, my darling Tnoancd Mr. Grask
PrOrtFate. We were - happy. when
you we're good. when You were good
Just then there was an upruar from the
paTlor The Billions had returned and
Old Bullion Was beratinE his wife and
daughter for the trick that had ls-~n
played upon them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06

Queen olga's charities are unceas,us
She gives WIDELY vet Discriminatory
Az her kindly decds however are not
concerned ~ith the owing Of aim.
For instance. she has had s large amount
~ Russian earth imported INTO Athens
and whenever . Russian sailor dice there
she has 6rrupged that s1rn~ ~ his ~atiNe
soil shall be placed above and hslow hts
conn. Shs knows that Russian sailors
are the most superstitious raoe IN the
world and that u - agonv - one ~ them
va" nav ~ dyirE IN = foreign lard
80 Know 'hs' noue ~ hIs native earth
wtll - above and beneath his CONN
There - = deep rooted conv,ctipu among
them that nctsodv -an rest w peaoe under
such circumstances 80 N Athens NJ
least they can count anon hang Russisn
sell N their lac rssIirE piscr whenever
. Russian sa'lo-s hsdl - tAksu row the
hospital or his temp rary home for tsi-,ai
the Queen'= messenger appears and IONS
the procession - the graveyard. bearing
= square wooden boz painted m such
cr'sde colors ~ Russians love Froul the
be takes generous hsndfuls of the earth
and throws INTO tho grave before IN.
conn v lowered and again before he grave
" closed
The Crow Prince and Princess. or the
Duke and p,iches- 81 sparta as they arr