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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION,
18th and F NV Main 5129
Wishes to announce
the opening Of their second term
OF the Association School.
The course embraces the following
subjects:
Gymnasium.
Dressmaking
Millinery.
Arts and Crafts.
(Tooling Notwithstanding Metal
English-AdYanced and Elementary.
French.
German
Spanish
English Literature.
Speaking Voice.
StenOgTaphy.
Current Events.
Parliamentary Law.
Tutoring In Special Subjects.
Bible Glasses.
Mission Study.
Special English Glass for Foreign Girls.
43-eOd7t
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CANFIELD a. co.
RRANn CLEANER

For Cleaning Carpets and Rugs.
Removes dirt and grease like magic.
Brings out the faded cOlOrs like new.
Ladies and gentlemen demonstrators. No
acid or chemicals used In this cleaner 10
injuTe any carpet or rug. Call and see
1t demonstrated at any time at our office.
Our agents will give you a demonstration
at your home.
Demonstrations every DAY at Office.
Room l5-A $40 E St NV Agents wanted.
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TYPEWRITERS.
WALL PAPER.
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, NAT
ural, nonsurgical: cloth bound, 4G0-page
book free. Apply by mail. 9l6 Colorado
Bldg. Free lecture for women Wednes-
days at $50 p. IA, 2tf
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WHERE TO DINE.
DENTAL PARLORS.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED; REASON
able prices; personal supervision. This
clipping worth 81 on S. of work. PEER
LESS DENTAL PARLORS. 7th and Z
NV. DR.. Jos. X. Northwood. Manager. 80
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, &c.

JUST RECEIVED - FEMALE CANA
ries, breeding cages, fancy poultry.
eggs for Matching, lneubatOrs, and homer
712 18th ST. zas-tf
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GOOD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES,
Soc: best quality oil Opaque. 60c; Scotch,
Holland. and Duplex shades. 75c Hung
free. VIII call with samples KLEE-
RlAATRS. uth and H SITS ne. l02s
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SALE-DESIRABLE LOTS, AT
low price; miles from city; minutes
from station. Particulars of POTTER,
Room II. 1905 Pa ave. fe2-eod-15t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A NEW YORK CITY LAWYER: GEN
erai practice; all cases; II years expert
ence. highest references. JOHN HENRY
FREESE. AZ West 3ith St, Herald Square,
New York CITY 1S2W. .3f-tf
FIRST CLASS SALOON FOR SALE
in Baltimore, Md; heart of city; oppo.
entrance Washington, Baltimore & An
napolis Electric Line depot, trains every
20 minutes: III health cause. Write WM.
DANIEL 1l2 Park ave. Baltimore. Md.
or the Monumental Brewing Co IS
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.

T. BRUNO. zoe 12TH ST. NV. MANU-
facrurer of fine boots and shoes re-
pairing a specially. best leather used;
charges reasonable. Formerly with Pot
bury & Lee f,s,S-65
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL Sd STREET. NEW YORK.
80 a. n. Diner Fulmsu Paror.
S. a. u. Diner, Observation and Pullman Parior
1u10 IA. n. Diner and Pullman PsTlOr Car.
. ~ e N. Diner and Pullman PsTlcr Car.
$50 p m '-R0yal Limited. All Pullman. 5-hOur.
fi00 u. Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
$50 p n DiueT and Pullman PsrlOE.
: 20 p N. Coaches 10 New YORK.
'l2I5 night SleepeTs to New YoEk.
- a. M slsrIsTs 70 Philadelphia and New YUrk.
ATLANTIC CITY, 10. go. ilioo 3. n. flS0
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days 90 a. n. 20 u 90 p m.l
'752. 800. go. '11g IN 1s1o 'b-D 40
e.0 1000. fIls0 q. NJ. 1880 noon, fl2s5 q %
s. l5 t290, '3gQ, fssl $50. fi10. i;i5 500. t555
80 $50 r2o T0 SO TsM. 'o;0. 1885,
CHICAGO. ~. So p. N.
CINCINNATI, ST. Louis. AND LOUISVILLE.
-9:l9 q, n: ! 20 p n, 'l2o night
PITTsBURG, $40 8. n, ~. 'slo ?. N. '2S5
CLEVELAND, '9:l0 p n.
COLUMBUS, $50 4. n.
WHEELING, $40 q. ~. $50 ,. n
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. n. H15. 800 .. n
FREDERICK. SD. 1910. Ss:l5 a. n. s. 80. ti:05
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 a. n. 800 p. m.
ANNAPOLIS. -, $50. tl21e noon. f33O. SIS
@.0 aud 1610 p. n
DAILY; fE1CeIt sunday. sSunday only.
Main rs; New Union station; Ticket Once, Main
$50: information Bureau. Main 1870.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

HAVE $l,000 IN CASH AND GROOM
house and ~ acres land. all necessary
lOutbuildings, on main boulevard, squares
from electric cars, for desirable Groom
house in Washington. Inquire Of owner.
VI. r.. SHIPLEY,
Room 402, Commercial Bank Bldg. 81
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MEDICAL.

DR.. NICHOLSON. 1905 n. Y. AVE.
Office and residence central Nervous
and general diseases. femala troubles,
tumOTs. g0itrcS. medicine furnished; cleo
trio treatment when indicated: personal
attention. Hours. 20 l. 10 T. -
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ODD THINGS.

SIG CONN. AVE. COR. EYE. NV, RUS
sian Peasant Goods. Lace, Embroidery,
Silver Goods. Hand-WTnught Jewelry. In
set Stones IS
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MUFFINs AND CRUMPETs.

ENGLISH MUFFINS, LONDON CRUAI-
pets made daily at So 18th st, NV, Phone
Main 3l63 80
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REAL ESTATE-MISCELLANEoUs

REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS
TERRELL & LITTLE,
lob II ST nv. A-tfs
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A LADY FAMILIAR WITH
Office work: also familiar with book
keeping; state experience and salary eX-
pected, also give references Address BOX
Is, Herald Office u
WANTED-WHITE HOUSEMAID; GER
man or French preferred. Apply al l45S
Columbia road 81
WANTED-COLORE GIRL FOR GEN
eral hOuseWOTk. go 11th ST ne. 30
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn $50 monthly corresponding for
newspaper no canvassing: send for par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport,
n. i. 2l0s
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LITERARY

MANUSCRIPTS. SHORT STORIES &C
revised, typeWritten, and prepared for
press FRANKLIN CAMPBELL, The
Alton. 20l6 p ST. NV. Phone n. 760. 50
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
to assist in the sale of real estate sold
on the monthly payment plan. This will
not interfere with your regular work.
BOX ]. Herald office Il
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

GET OUR ESTIMATE on ABSOLUTE
~ freproof storage. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO, 4lS-s2e-422 10Th s. NV
Phone Main 1929 177tf
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C,
moved with cE=e. packing and shipping
speciality. kRIEG'S EXPRESS. I224
II ST NV Phone Main 20lG S3tfs
THE PEOPLES STORAGE AND EX-
press Co. makes a speciality of moving,
storing. and shipping furniture. c. r.
CLIFFORD & CO, 1910 7th st. NV. Phone
North 39i0n 1899
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Want Ads for The washington Herald
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teenth street northwest, or at any Of the
following branches, or may be telephoned
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RATES.
One Cent a Word for Each Insertion.

Minimum charge. Zoe per day
There is no extra charge for ads tele-
phoned. Those left at branches are also
at the same rate, but must be paid IN ad-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

"",cry ~ ,"ur -rl"nid and rene H,"n'
"u"rg.
INls moss. 2. vas from samuel Raa
FIRST woe Ir'-i i"'t 81 the P~uusylvania
N,uroS
DO" arta ur Ml.ur ,l.uur'a lite wa
q .n"sk 200 uf- Trends aud no" ,".Iut-. a.
Iarg. ~. 'rr.. hu,,r be- viii 20. over
ari 10" abb" .,. 'uui.uu" fr" 'rnt' AMI hsu"-
n..a' u.prS D." ma. t"aurrra'"I ter tuc .ifv
81 Sew Nurt
\ r"leZrF'n from MAYOR Gsvnor's
brother. Thungs l. Gayrur 81 spring
'i..Ii Orip. 80 Secreisry Aiamsnn r..t /.
g. rul pru.u"r'- condition -"r.nu-.~
Mr. Nia'n-,r -"r' 'tr. reply
Thor" r- up Immr,i 80" danger
Nrunr = 'in ra.v MPynr, SauiIrg t"l.-
grr.u- Vet" those ~ D'iroit New Orlea' p.
,Iarlot'r. = c.. and Turnnto
THIS ViT"l'S- ru"--F g. WT~ received ~
rN'. hn-yI'.l from ~" krIsnr Wilhelm dor
Grp--a b.. 0" ~" g.'"rrour
Pa--"uv"r- ka..c- Wrlhrlm der Cros,e
i"p'"r" itattriIf ma h on your I'" aud
bop" 'u- Euur speed. ."'p.c-v
GOV. Fort - Sew Jrr7ey scut ttis t.l"-
gram 10 the Mayor
A telephone message treasures me a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

Of Richmond: Felix VI Warhurc Of Kuhn
Loeb \ 60. John u Crlmmins. Fsth"-
curry Phillip ! Douohur treasurer 80
Tammanv Hail. Alfred Brook FRY. chief
engineer United states Treasury D"-
partm"ut. ant nearly every one "f ~"
Manhattan officials who are m tha city n
Messages of ~vmparhtfrom a. Ear away
as Denver began ~ pour into the ONO"
almost before. a. II s.arr'sd 20 those who
w"r" waiting there. the news could have
been Distributed throughout New York
President Taft. addressing his rr"~-
sag" - m" Mayor. t"l"Graphai
am srca'lv -ho, keI - hear of o." oI'.
RAJ" OF assault apon Won sm ,ery Esl'i
- hear 'h1' he voIni inflicted Ipnn Won
T. NOT -"rtru. earnestly hogs ant pray
'Na' 'pur recovery may 10 rapid
GOV. Hugh"- Telegraph =.
4 Non Jala Ps--,g M'rtr, ,c'r, Mayor
- Nsu IH~k
am na,ur".-rplv -ro' seh 80 learn -
the bastard, a'rt.N upon MAYOR Gavnor
Pleas, keep m. informed ~ The Mayor :
condition ! most earnestly hope tna' a
'omVl"'" - pN"r' ma, 20" "NV~'tri
To GOV uugh"-- ic.patch Mr. Mtch"I
responded Immediately after his return
from Hnhpk"n
~ ,grrfs' p H.rErs
I'm clad 20 %" able o., report thai he
Nurnr.- .nudtt."u is quite hopeful Bullet
entered mes IN rIcr' -.dr ant paSsnd for
vart Aui toNuNtrd pr tors nos at
TEMPTING 20 l,-. ~" ballet nv mean, IT \ raw
IN"l r.pur' Li- O.. utiupn favorable auI
lp"A tnr 20, .p'"ry
This despatch VA. -"ut hv VI Mitchell
az about a. .clooN and was the only iudI-
NIdual despatch D." was able - dictate
IA III. afternoon. all other .uuuIr"r-
i-,lUg auswcr..i hy a secretary. who WI-
instructed o. include n IN" reply IN" latest
news from the hospital at the tim" uf
ar-w' ring
IhnUdprn Rpp-"v...' t"'"grLph"i
arm -, ..I and l,rriH"l ur, uni m"a.-
urr Ma. b a., fpN o." Nsy"r IS
Among other m"--ag.. r'c"iy-d w-r-.
W. " y '.1arrr N'r la~s
IIr Denver Ins. extends p" ,ou -
-u,rrr -,.r.'rs 70 .- our hope 'l,'
Ma ..r.- - r"."'".. 30 N' rrn.p'
AFT ....a."." 900 " \tu.. Ii.'a-
i..r.5 u.. '..- l.rl
prr .rrr." .r. -'u. s.,I n"y"rI -,Ir"s-
900 - .." ...'ra." Upon .uur lI-lI' "-.
',.... si Nit.r. ''''.'s ~ .'"n % r..-
I.rrads- r.r NIr.r .rn.r..rN'. k.nI|t
s.,r rr~ '.r'."r detail
A. N,r,y N,UH.. Ma or Of BtIrHr-a
", R.E.f la.ns.n. 90. UaH N.r .-,
NoYus Men b"uu,rart- I"Agu" 81
FULTON county e,-h 2" eNrrs-- our eNtr"'u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
PHYSICIAN ENTIRELY
CURED Of ECZEMA
BY the Use Of Cuticura Remedies.
Prescribes Them and Says They
have Cured when Other Formulas
Failed. They Always Bring Results.

Wy faco was afflicted with eczerna
in IN" wear lN"5. used IN" CutIcura
hcm"d'"s and was entirely cured am
pTaCt icing physician and very often
pr"SCrih" tuti"ura R"~o.vPnt and Cu'l-
C'Ira Soap IN cases ~ ",zema. and thav
hav" cured where other formula, have
failed
arm not IN tho hahit of endorsing
patent medicines. hut when find rem
efii''S possessing irIIc merit. such n rho
CutICura Remedies do. I am broad
minded enough To proclaim their virtues
TO IN" world. ] have l-cn Uracticing
rn"dn1n" Tor twenty years, and must
say ! find vour Ramcd,.s A No.
still md the tutEiIra RsInecIa- a. good
a. over. They always bring results
q. VI. Fisher. ND. Bag Pool, Md, Dee.
I, 1909.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

20 Your rarover, NJ l-r~evmru ar, in.
""n-"i that 80 dR,'lrIIy au alta On ,rur
life should have occurred u rlI. ~'ar"
Nav a -pr''iN - uf"ry 10" yuyr- Nul.
ar" M" SIud of man th'~ ,Ouu'r, ,,uuut
spare
Acting Mayor Mitchell received thus
telegram from John \. biz chTlrmEr IL
H." Democratic State committee
Profound regrets ~ Mavor'~ m,-fnr.une
and my sinner" hop" for d., -p""dN rr-
'oy"rN
Some unconventional messages were
received. Iohn &. Cp~ggpw hlegrauhrd
from Chicago. addressing his message Ia
Mayor Gavno~
Heaven spare Won and death and he'll 20
Your 'owArdlv ASSASSIN
The messages w"-. still coming 10y
VIII. and personal inquiry when acting
Mavor Mitchell returned from Hpl,0krn
and went To- the Mayors ufric" When
>"'n 10y IN" reporters and asked II he
wished 10 max" - statement ~" ac'iug
Mayor SAID
What can | say: | am snrrowfI and
distressed feel and ! hsliev. all good
citizens - New York feel that tia. city
needs Mayor Gaynor u" has proved
himself - D.. the best Mayor Nas York
has had within tho recollection Of any
pna her. he must cuntinu. hrs good
work fs-l confident that be- will re-
cover
III. acting Mayor had received some
postal card communications from Ca
lagh-r IN which th. latter had uaei the
words ~" b-an deprived IT hr.-ai and
h-tt"r. not purt"rnpv-' st"AN Mr.
Mitchell had paid no Special attention To-
'h"S-' communications
The CLERKS and other alta. ha- - Mayor
Gavnurs OHIO" rrco.n z..d IA m" pictures
purli-hrd 81 Gallagher a man who had
several times called - -.... th" Mayor
l. was said that a. On" tam" IN" Mayor
after rac~IyIng several COMMUNICATIONS
from gallagher admitted hun when h"
called listened Co hIS compliant. prom -..d
% InN"-tIga'" -. did So amt then q r"u',.d
hat ~. bitter TO- sent 20 Gallagher winch
waS found IN 'h" prisoners ppyN"' TIM
acton ~ ia" Mayor M seeing Gallagher
personally had upf excited 'u" -p,.c!al
~pndsrn-ut - IN" Mayor ofhr" force
h"cau-, ~ has i....n hI- prartIc" rn -..,.
many apphcsu's f'r personal hearing
To" Mayors ONO" a. ~" Cl'V Hall r.-
manned ot..u until o'CloCk this morning
4 ummISs luri..- brl-..ll ~ the BIr.au IT
Weights and M"asur"- r.n'iv.-d and
answered -'ur"- - tel, grams from we'll
known pers"n- all over IN" country. ~"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

'ary Smith II rammanv Han from Good
Ground |.
vas rr.a'l, shocked a. no news Of 'hr
H'ia"o Ipon MAvpr Ga,nor Ms asa LIANT.
70 seems 20 me-. uust 'cr'alnl' have been
i.men'el sincerely hop. IA common
with 'ln entire community that he Mayor :
wound is not serious and that D." vii soon
fully rc,nver ~ health and strength
Charles Warren Fairbanks trlagraphed
from Indianapolis 70 TN" Mayor himself
II" sad
oar r"op.e are hor-rn"I a. m" iaStardlv
a'rerp' On Your 'ife and pray for q speedy
recover
GOV Frank n wneks u Connecticut
sent
Ha,a 'u.r learned ~ rhn assault upon
vou Please accept my hear 'isl' Svmpar hy
and prayer for ~pseiy recovery
Archbishop Farley sent this telegram
from Mount Clemens. Mich
Avn profoundly shorkri a. news OF
aremp' on re of Mayor. Hop" and rr,y
for hlS recovery
= l.. H. la Rarra. the MeNIcan Am
has-adnr 10 tho Unitad states sent IhN.
pl-rrs-ei over neNS Of he villainous
attempt against Won sincere wishes for
a 4lI,k recovery
Mn Gavnor rec~lvsd tins telegram
from n T. Hem-e Mayor of Nashville.
NA-r,lIl" poop" ar" profoundly dI~
iT.s."I over attempt 20 Fil Mayor Gaynor
H. courage and ability have "nd"aret
u,u 90 The hearts Of all l"un"--e"au-
Tn. SECRETARY 80 Mayor Mage. IL Pitts.
burg. Pa cent TINS
..i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
DOCTOR RECOMMENDED THE
cUTICURA REMEDIES.

When ! was ton or twelve years old
j had "A scalp disease. something like
scaId-head. though u wasn't that.
sun"red for several months and most ~
nv hair cam" out. Finally thev had n
doctor To -'-e m" and h,, recommended
the CuiiciIra R"meiI'~. They Curr,i n..
IN lev weeks. ] have used h. Cu;i,tIra
Remedies. al.o, for n hr.aktng am, 80
nv hands AMI WIS benefited a goat
deal. ! haven't had any mor,. trouhl"
with IN" scalp diSsase Ms JrSsi. 2
bu"hnnan. X. 7. u. 8. Hamilton, Ga.
Jan. :. l9Ou."
Cu'irurn snap '7sc ;. Cuii,ura Ointment ,snr
AMF1n Hse'lvrrt tjnr and tut~Uva Pr
as srs std thfHughru the ~ar.d r.ttr, t,,,,g
a Z bsn corp. -0i@ Trnp- Iy5 ,pIuuhu. ~
bo-inn Na's as-N1f.d '-rr 1r-ptgs ,.ItiI-tr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
DIED..

THOMPSON n TH'ah~'h. = = IN rrs.d,,
Nunr-' o. 1871" H.".sr ITor-pn Thompson
ln his sgth year
fuUcfsi .rrN ls~, 90 ui- nr. rrsIlsurr. s-7 N,rr,
hroti - Elizabeth e = . Tf.r,fe,. l4vus,
o.. - y
TYLER IN NIgg.t = NI,r Tylrt p~set
Ia IHANK tNNrRtft ..ruE ttxr,.,
'U'u"H. 80 Wet M - .D,NrHriL tipl
WHITE en- Nugu-' a. 1910. ~ u,rdWics s. /
'harc, Ni.r. Hgr4 ~ Nr.rs
R@iH'IvS. md friend, sf- ir,i.sf ,. attend ~.
iUnefNl uu .s.I stay. N4gYs' ~. 1870 'ror,
rs sons residence. FRANKLIN Turnpike.
NaldSIek. y. J.. aIgA0 ~. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

NIBtnb aAFa~.
TRANE o.. GaNPBEII. 7aI.14sH. ~ -
Chapel ambulance service. Tel i9-a Do 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

kept m touchHwith ~ Marvs Hp-rital
mitchell
DuruE IN" early part 81 an" -y"uIr =
GOV Hughes and many others ,all,.i { url-
missioner Dri-.p!l Frequently uu IN"
i"i-phnn" and were kept informed Of N"
Mayor CONDITION
Acting Mayor Mitchell got news 80 Mr
Gavnur's condition last night a. hs
mothers r"sid"nc". 81 West l62d street
whrr" he din"d and later ~ hi- own
house. yi5 West Ninct seventh street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
CITYS YOUNG ACTING MAYOR
JOHN PURROi' MITCHEL ISONLi
ID. BIT mas DONE wren

Ahearn and HAnea Went out Of Onlrr
as . Result 90 Itls in'rstiEaiions TIE
And the CsmptroIIer Have Net A.
WAYS Agreed with Mayor GaynOr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
~ rHE ~ STi\DERS StT Ir
Thompson and E'I~ arts ami corporation
Counsel Tell what ThrJ saw

Commissioner Henry \ Ih1mp- ~
who Env en-" shouting slil that he was
standing Just - tn" right - tho Maypr
and that happninR g. book Irpund he
-.iw Gallagher. Standing within. 20 he
Thought. two inches Il 10" MAYOR. point.
.rg revolver at AZ bead " that
mrn"rf tho first shot wa- fired
i grabbed Tor ia" as-.,itrt- arm
said Mr. Thompson. and a ssccnd shot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
Mayor Re, burn wm he Careful.

mPHuApFLrHIA Aug . After hearing
nf the showing e Mayor GaynDr today
McFadd"u. ~" Mayor .dot.ctiv" in
creased has vIgIlanC" IN guarding Mr.
R"yhurn Mayor R"yburu sad IN"
trouble with public officers ~ mat too
much publicity - gwen - their personal
IN "vemeutS II the sUry". flHU... o. WI .ru
they ara subjected w"r" confined 49, th",r
public acts and duties ~ would bp b.,tfor.
A putiIc Official has very lit'i" privacy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
Ts,A. Sh-rns wire s,mpu,h,

~ PA-u. rsN. Aug y After opening
thor convention to-day hy rsCuing the
Lord Prayer IN unIsnn the T"Nas Shorifs
\--,'"ililpn I'~-.'d q resolution ~ sym
pl'NN NUh Mayor Gnynor. d"pirring tho
attempt ip SzSlz-luatD him and ordered
Il wired To- New Nrrs
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27
BOWLING GREEN NOTES

Bowling Green. Va, Aug. "a, 1910.
The ninth session of the Hermon AS
sociation convened at Salem church,
Sparta, Wednesday, to continue three
days. It was presided over by Judge
+. c. Moncure.
Miss Annie Maury White, of this
place, was one of the bridesmaids at
the marriage of Miss Sadie Kreite
Scott to Mr.. Hope Kellam in Tappa-
hammock a few days ago.
Miss Ellen Broaddus is visiting the
Misses Perkins, IF Urbanna.
Mrs. l.. L. Martin and children are
spending some time at the home of her
parents in Parkersburg, w. Va.
Mr. Russell Robinson has accepted a
position as craftsman with the N. q
w. K. R., in Norfolk.
Miss Irene Lambert, Of Alabama,
who is so pleasantly remembered in
connection with the seminary here, is
visiting Miss Ethelyn Vincent.
DR.. K. II. Pitt, editor Of the Relig-
Gus Herald, spent Tuesday night at the
home of Mr.. I. B. Gill en- route to the
Hermon Association.
Mr. K. l.. Beale is in Maryland Wis
iting relatives.
Mrs. F. E. Moore, of Norfolk, who
has been sick at the home Of her father,
Judge +. C. Moncure, is able TO sit up.
Mr.. Robert Coghill returned Thurs
day from a pleasant visit to the family
of Mr.. c. b. Newbill in Essex county.
Mr.. c. B. Henning, of Richmond,
passed through town Thursday on his
way to the Hermon Association.
X. Y. Y.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27
ITEMS FROM SP0TSYLvANlA C. H
Spostylvania, Va, Aug. 25


Hon. II. Lewis Wallace and Mr.
Benz. Purvis. of the Burg, paid the
clerks office a visit Wednesday. They
spent the day. Come again. We are
always glad to see you.
The protracted meetings closed Fri
day at Mine Road. The pastor, Mr..
Saunders, was assisted by Rev. Geo.
Waite.
Mr.. Geo. w. Perry has nearly finish
ed his nice dwelling at Sunlight
Mr.. G. +. Talley has sold his hand
some farm near Brokenburg to Mr..
Ryland Pritchett. Mr.. 7. will move
to Fredericksburg.
Justice Eastburn will hold his court
here Friday to deal out justice to Jas.
Catlett, colored, aged 70 years, for
striking Aunt Eve Garnett, a colored
woman, S5 years old, for not selling
him wine when requested.
The protracted meetings will begin
at Bethany the second Sunday in Sep
tember.
Boss Bundy, charged with unlawful
cutting, is still fugitive from Justice
Walters court.
Col. r. c. Blaydes has returned from
a business trip to Washington.
Mr. Ellis Durrett has sold his farm
near Partlows to a gentleman from
Tennessee.
Contractor Lassiter is making slow
headway on the roads. owing to recent
rains.
Wiley Robinson is the only inmate in
the Jail here. Ii is generally thought
that unless the board at its next meet
ing takes some steps towards repairing
and otherwise improving the Jail. at
torneys representing the prisoners will
ask Judge Mason to remove them to
some other Jail.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-08-27
CAPT. CHAS. GEE
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
A special from Petersburg says:

A special from Petersburg says;
Perhaps the Oldest u. S. Deputy In
ternal Revenue Collector in Virginia, II
point of service and one of the most
efficient, is Capt. Charles Gee, whose
headquarters are in Fredericksburg
Capt. Gee has been spending his vaca-
tion at his old home at Disputanta, IN
Prince George county, 10 miles from
Petersburg. He was born at Santa
Rose, Prince George county, Va, De
cember Is, 1S49. In 1888 he was cleo
ted to the State Legislature for the
district composed of the counties OF
Prince George and Surrey. In 1885 he
was elected to the State Senate and
served one term. He subsequently ac-
cepted the position of special agent OF
the General Land Office and was as
signed to duty at Alaska for two years
and seven months, and was then sent
to Duluth, Mimi, thence to Salt Lake
City, Utah. During the Cleveland Ad-
ministration Collector Gee resigned his
office and returned to Virginia and en-
gagged in the real estate business and
farming.
Under Mckinley's Administration
Capt. Gee was appointed Deputy Col
lector of Internal Revenue and has held
the office continuously since. For
seven years he was raiding deputy and
destroyed hundreds of illicit moonshine
distilleries in Virginia, West Virginia,
North Carolina and KENTUCKY. The
largest illicit distillery ever known to
be operated in this section was in
Mecklenburg City, which was seized
and destroyed by Deputy Collectors
Gee and Hansbrough. These two
officers captured, with the seizure OF
the distillery, one pair of mules. q
barrels of whisky, one 25-hoi sepower
steam boiler, two copper stills. 2lS
bushels of cOrnmeal, malt and hops, q
head of cattle and 26 hogs.