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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-25
FRIDAY. Feb 25. 1910
| .OCAL AND personal
Local Brevitles.

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80 b,rrs
-, -, So.
,nr tarrsrs
r.... ,.n h.
coming numerous
n, Tuesdav next
:. 60, 49,, - O..
dav al in IL p,ata
vpa,..,.. p.-...... :. u;.;.;u.
friends in Wa. bino,on
NJ. D D Home. snon. .anarai d.n.
in baltimore duriug the week
Me- W Al rard,,ar !. onss. .,
h.rs sister Mrs. Joseol,-A Budd.
ua.a,ra p,.. lac ., s4on fos
convenience, pleasursand comfort
MED Di0ges was n visitor To the
home of his father durinq tho week
Miss Josephipe Fergnssop is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Emily stonestreet.
~ u,,a,h
sister Mrs F A Possv last week
n. po.a,.a = Co.,. -. !.
n.,-,.-s. ,vsI..r,s..
a. ~ NJ Ia a.. : !, "a ~, . spen' ~
N - -
~ 1-D",'I =, ---e- = :
So '''''0 -
Inc boaro OF county hoAu Oo.iili's-
''o's'9 - = : -
MISS Sassie DigseS was a guest VI
MISS Amy Digges' during tne week.
Inc haiiroad company mas compiFseu
its new freight warehouse III TINS CITY,
The many friends of Mr.. J. Mitchell
Coehrsne are gao 10 see MN OUT AGAIN
Mrs. A. A. Posey and little daughter
are visiting relatives and friends in Bal
timore.
Mr.. Foster NJ. Reeder, of Philadelphia,
was visitor to the County during the
week.
Miss Jennie jenkins has returned
home from visit to Mrs. Frank Roach,
in Washin-ton.
Our editorial columns are taken up
with the publication Of delinquent tax
payers this week.
Messrs James NJ. and Harry R. Bowl
ing were among the visi. ors to Baltimore
during the week.
Misses Mary Ellen Thomas has return
ed home fiom a visit to Miss Mary ALT
son Wilmer, argyle
Misses Helen M. and Estelle Turner,
of Washington, are guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. John F. Mudd.
The finest assortment of Farm Wagons,
Buggies and Harness on hand at The
Matthews-Howard Imp. Co.
The telephone line to Waldorf has
been completed Now Tor a telephone
line to Newport and Indian Head.
DR.. 4. Marion Penichet. has secured
an appointment at the Episcopal Eye
Ear aud Threat hospital in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mullen, have re-
turned to New York after a short visit
to relatives and friends in the County.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Middleton, ST.,
were guests during the week, Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. 7. LLOYD, parents of the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-25

CONDITION OF MARKET.
Market very quiet. 1t will be noticed
that tbe sales and shipments are far be-
hind sans. date for last two years.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-25

There will be preaching at the follow
ing places on Sunday, Feb. 27tn.
Pisgah II A nj.
Chicamnxen P. VI.
G. NJ. sARvER, P. c.
There will be evening service at Trim
ity hureh ON Feb. 27th., at T'3o by Rev.
o. W. Zeigler.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-25

Week ending Feb. is 1910. Reported
by Richard S. Hill, State Tobacco
Aren't
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-25
Dentistry.

it'll further notice, DR.. SassceI
will continue bis official visits to
Hughesville on the second Wednesday
and Thursday, successfully, of
euct month. Address all commune
cations for appointments to
DR p, r SASSCER,
a Plata Nd
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-25
FOR SALE.

1 fine Surrey with pple and shafts
/ set of double carriage Harness.. nickel
mounted, with patent leather co lars.
farm wagon, coed as new. young farm
horse cheap. milch COW cheap. 2
stoves-one cook, one heater wheel
barrow Of fine make, good as new
double set of wagon harness. Apply at
THOMPSOS HOTEL,
2-1s Waldorf, Md.
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DEATHS

ABNER-On "Wednesday. March a 1910 A.
200 a. m, al his residence. The oarkyyoo5
n street. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets northwest. FDWAPD I
AbNEE. ~ this city. native Of C,Iorna
Germany. iu the forty-siyth vear OF his &C.
? lneTai private. on Saturday March ~
~ 80 o.
DAl lS-Suddenly. on Thursday. March 2
1910. az Perrysburg. Ohio LESLIE MORRIS
Youngest son or Martha and the late IA
ward W Davis. aged twenty-elght wears
DOAN-Ou Wednesday. March 3. 1910 AZ :
a m, ALNA II. DOAN.
DOWLING-On Wednesday, March Q 1910 =,
p. m, AMANDA f. WIDOW Of Tbonss
peWling.
CkAH-On Wednesday. March . 1910 DR.
WILLIAM NERRICk GRAY. at the Army
Hospital and Museum.
SlPES-On Tuesday. March s. 1910 al n
M. CATHERINE. .SIPES. aged sIxtv-6ye
years.
LNDERLAND-On Wednesday March @
.glO. az his residence. 5U5 Park road
GEORGE WILLIAM SUNDERLAND In
the foTty-second year Of his age
Mr.. Sunderland was born in Easton. pa
IN lsos- Twelve years ago ne came to this
city bis death followed an illness of
nearly throe weeks. and Vas due to heart
lrouole- lie Is survived BY his wife. one
oaughter, two sisters. and one brother
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Deaths

pital.
Charles g EottOmOre, q years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Goldie Stulen, 81 years, 1888 II street
northwest.
AlVa II. Doan. s. years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Catherine Sipes, % years, 2425 I street
nOrthV est
Joseph II. BerkeT mayer, 30 years, SOS
u street northeast.
Baden Rbaz. 15 years. 36lI N street
northwest
sophia Vogt. 90 years, 32OI Eighteenth
street northwest
d, William Chamberlain. s. years. sos
Eleventh street northeast
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CHAPTER XXXIV.
The Cacf1a MO-ro-

THE men who had accompanied Wal
lace Green from the robbers cave
TO the gate In the palisade handed 10
him his watch and money before they
left. From this he concluded at first
that his claims were being recognized
and that he was to be treated accord
uglv-
He was led by one off the two guards
from the gate along a winding drive
For the first few rods this passed
through a dense thicket. but soon it
opened upon lawn Of SURPRISING
beauty
Tropical and semi-tropIcai flowers and
bushes were planted I'm gorgeous pro-
fusion. At every turn they came upon
som2 new sign Of the perfect taste and
immense wealth Of the owner Of the
park
once they came close to a high wall
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

Published only as Information, not guaranteed
200 p m daiiy-FOr Virginia. West VIZ
glnia. and Kentucky points. Pullman SIeeD-
ers.
$50 ?. N. sily-CTNCTNNATI-ST LOUIS.
CHICAGO SPECIAL. Solid train to St
Louis with Pullman sleepers TO Cbjcspo
stops only at important stations Pullman
finest equipment
li:10 p. m. daily-F. F. V. LIMITED fo-
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West Southwest
and Northwest. Pullman sleepers.
lI:G5 a. m. Week Days.-PuIlman Porlo-
car without change. Washington 10 NeU-ro~,
News. Norfolk. and Old Point Comfort ,-io
". 6. R. F. & p. Richmond. and c. & o.
Ry.
c. & o. a Ia carte. dining car ser,-ice-
Chesapeake ana Ohio Ticket offices Al 517
Pa. ave. 1899 F St, and New Union Station
Telephone main 1856 and se06 for tickets
baggage checks. reservations. and taxIcabS
fel5-tf
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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.


Major GEORGE BELL, JR-. inspector
general viii proceed at the proper
time 10 Davenport, Iowa, take sta
tlon at that place on March II, 1910.
or as soon therea fter as practicable.
ana resume his duties as a member
OF the infantry equipment board.
Major WALTER II. GORDON. Eight
eehlh infantry, now N this city, viii
report in person to the inspector
general Of the army for duty in his
office
Captain JOHN +. HUNT. Twentv-ffth
Infantry. is relieved from treatment
~ ne Walter Reed General Hospital.
DlsIrict Of Columbia. aid will pro-
ceed 10 Join his company
Captain HANSON 3. BLACK. Signal
corps, is -elieved from detail in that
corps He viii remain on duty with
me signal Corps Tor a period Of
Lhree months, and at the expiration
or thls period will proceed TO join
his proper station
FIRST Lieutenant WALDEMAR A.
CHRISTENSEN, Medical Reserve
corps, recently appointed, Is ordered
70 active duty In the service Of the
lhlted states on account Of an exist
ing emergency, and viii report in
person 10 the commanding general.
10 duty
First Lieutenant WILLIAM r. ROB
EhIS, Tenth Infantry, will repair %
TINS city and report in person to the
commanding officer, Walter Reed
General Hospital. District Of Colum-
ola' Tor observation and treatment
lTSt Lieutenant FRANK W. DAWSON.
NlheJeenth Infantry. will proceed 70
MS home preparatory To his retire
ment from active service
lrSt lieutenant NATHANIEL p. ROC
EhS, JR-, Coast Artillery gOrps, Will
repair 70 this city and report In per
son 70 tne commanding officer, Wal
ter Reed General HosnitaI Distrfct
or Columbia. for observation and
treatment
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
CHAPTER XXXIII.
The CAPTURE.

- UICKLY there flashed into VII
liams' mind the thought that
ne must not eau for aid. How
ever innocent tire girls motives
had been In accompanying him through
this ghastly watch he could not intrust
70 any third person the knowledge that
they had been in tho deserted house
alone together al night
He felt safe In carrying her to the
brook by the same breach In the wall
through which the old man had just
passed. He bathed her temples with
the cool water and ChGfed her hands
until she revived
When she was able to walk he led
her back TO the road.
rs there train you could catch for
homer he asked.
She glanced at the watch she wore.
but could not tell the time by moon
light from its tiny face. He told her
II was half after twelve.
I can make the theater train she
said.
what we have seen / viii attend to
all that Our being there alone together
might not be quite understood"
But that proves the murderer was
not Hollis Meade she spoke with IN
tense interest in this, leaving the mat
ter Of possible gossip out OF account
1T looks q little that way. But we
cannot be sure yet that this was not
Hollis Meade himself. / shall get men
10 come and capture him iD the morn
ing"
He bade her goodbye as she was
able, by running, to catch the train
Just pulling into the station when they
reached #. Then he returned to the
hotel and went 10 the room he had
engaged for the nigh.
He did not sleep There were too
many things to think OF.
He could not doubt that the old man
he and Elizabeth had seen was the
real murderer of Mrs. Hollis Meade. Il
was quite evident that he had been, or
had become a hopeless lunatic-
The weird scene which they had wit
messed hau been a fairly complete act
ing out OF the. crime Whether such
repetition Of the foul act was a nightly
performance with the maniac he could
only guess.
The most important question was that
Of the identity of the wild old man.
There was nothing to show whether IL
might be Hollis Meade or the Red
JeanI' 10 whom the condemned man
had attributed the crime
Only one thing seemed 10 point to-
ward the latter notion in any special
manner This was the short distance
a C which the old man had stood when
re-ena citing the final shooting
This seemed natural, supposinE that
the murdered had been attempting 10
make love TO the victim Immediately
beforehand. The spot where SHas Rip
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RAILROADS
sEABOARD AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE

f.hEI1L
IO.o5 a m. daily. FLORIDA Fast Mall -
Through coaches and Pullman Eleepe-s 70
Savannah and Jacksonville. Parlo- car
Jacksonville To Tampa. Through xleepers 20
Atlanta and Birmin CHAM Dining cars
AS y. m--''The Flarningo" -" Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Jacksonville
connections for st. Augustine, Palm Beach
Miami. Knights Key. and Havana Dining
cars
ZOO q rn.-"Seaboard Florida Limited 80
Solid Pullman. Electric Lighted Throucho11t
Sleepers TO ST. Augustine, Palm BE en- SIi-
ami, aid Knights Key Connection Cor Nas-
sau and Havana. Club Observation ana
dining car
7:25 2. m. daily. Sea board Expresv
Through coaches and PULLMAN sIeeperx =,
Savannah. Jacksonville and Tampa AIS,
20 Atlanta. Birmingham. and Memphis. Din-
ing cars.
Ticket Office 14ls New York ave \ u
z. A. HARDWOOD. c. T A
c. B. Ryan. G. p. A., Portsmouth. Va
G. T. Philips. D. P. A. Washington. D C
feI1-tr
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synOpsis Of Chapters AIready PubIished

Wallace Green and Elizabeth Warren
are heirs 10 two wealthy families of
Greenville. They are about 20 be mar
ried. when Wallsce's supposed father de-
clares that the young man Is the son of
Hollis Meade who escaped from prison
the night before he was to have been
hanged for the murder Of his wife wal
lace and his lawyer Chum. Rodney VII
liams, search for evidence 20 prove his
innocence. Wallace goes 20 Mexico 90 find
mysterious Senor Morton. who has
placed monument over his mothers
grave and who, he believes. is his father.
Rodney and Elizabeth watch In the ruins
of the old Meade home for a ghost" that
visits the place every night. They see an
old man with long beard and rusty rifle.
Elizabeth faints al the sight
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R R

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
TO PhII.ADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST NEW YORK
100 a m.-DIner. Pullman Parlor Car
1900 e. m--5-hour train.
800 a m.-Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
f1l'oO a m--Diner and Observation Pullman
100 D m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
300 p. m---.Roysi Limited" All Pullman
Fivs-hour-
1890 ?. m.-Coaches TO Philadelphis
$500 p. m--Diner and Pullman Parlor.
500 2. m.-Coaches 10 New York
II ;l5 n. T--Sleepers 70 New York.
'2:5z g m--Sleepers to Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. rT:Oa 900; flIOO a. m.
t1.oo. 800 p m
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week Days. a m 70 II p. m.)
'2.52. Is 90. 1880 100 s720 IS 90 $50 sq-Oe
1880, Tl0.o0, "ll.OO a. m. 1900 noon: rIe.05
'l:oo. his. t2:oo. '3:O0 1890 1880. ts.OO.
1900, 1000, '1O:S5. 1I.3O. 'I2.I5 \. T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. T.27. $3.50 D. m
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
PITTSBURG, 's.1O a. m, 'i.27. 's.l0 D IA.
1880 night.
CLEVELAND. $40 .. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 D m
WHEELING. 's.IO a. m, $50 .. m.
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m. t4:O5. $500
,. m.
FREDERIcK. ts:a0 tsIa 1915 a. m. t:ao.
f4;O5. f5:i5 p. m.
HAGERSTOWN, 1910 a m. $500 D. m.
ANNAPOLIS. E7:20. IS g. m, fI2:e5 noon
1920. $780, $3.50. and $3.50 p. m.
"Daily. Except Sunday. 1Sunday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the following
Ticket Offices: 1n7 G St, Tel. Main 1891. sis
Pennsylvania ave. Main c7S. New Union
Station Ticket Onice. Main 1850: Informa-
tiOu Bureau Main T9S0
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Foilowing schedule figures published
only as Information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile, New
Orleans, Asheville, a. IN and 1915 D. m.
For Chattanooga and Memphis, 900 a. m
daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Biz
mingham. New. Orleans. 1910 p. m.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nash
Vile, Memphis $40 a. m, daily. (Sleepina
car open after 10 D. No.
+ or Atlanta, Birmin CHAM. Columbia.
Charleston, Augusta. Aiken, Savannah Jack
sonville. and Florida points. as D. m. daily.
l. S BROWN Eenersl Agent
gas-If. exm
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NAVY

Rear Admiral Z. n. @. LFI-TZE retired
uelached cOmmandaut Navy Yard
ana superintendent Naval Gun Fac
Iory, Washington, D. c, 10 COM
Ln9hdant navy yard. New York. and
third naval district
Rear Admiral W. SWIFT. detached aid
Tor material Navy Department
Washington, d. G., TO special duty
Navy Department
Rear Admiral ". SWIFT. placed upon
S4e retired list Of officers from
Rear admiral y. +. NILES, retired, de-
tached governor OF the Naval Home,
Philadelphia. Pa. 10 home
Rear Admiral L. r. HARRIS. detached
commancant Navy Yord. Phuadel-
phla, Pa. and fourth naval district
70 governor or the Naval Home, Phil
adelphia, Pa
Rear Admiral A. 6. BERRY. detached
senior member Of the board 10 con-
DUCT general survey on vessels on
the racine coast. and as command
ant OF the twelfth and thirteenth
naval districts, 70 member Of the
naval examining board. Navy Yard,
Washington .. c.
Rear Admiral T. s PHELPS. detached
commandanI navy yard Mare Is
land, Cal, TO duty senior member Of
the board 10 conduct general sur
NeyS Of vessels on the Pacific coast
Thirteenth naval districts
Rear Admiral J. 3. MURDOCH detacb-
cd Commandaut navy yard. New
York, y Y. and Third naval district
to commander OF the Second division
I. :. Atlantic fleet. on Minnesota.
Rear Admiral n. OSTERHAUS. detach-
et special duty Navy Department
Washington, d c. 10 commandsnt
or the navy yard, Mare Island. Cal
Captain F. r. FLETCHER. detached
special duty Navy epartment.
Washington. d c., 10 aid for ma
terial. Navy Department, Washing
Ton, y. c.
Captain F. r.. BEATTY. 20 command
ant of the Navy Yard and suDerin-
tendenL Naval Gun Factory, Wash
ingtOn. y. c.
Captain A ". GRANT, detached NAVY
Department. Washington. n @ %
cOmmandant navy yard. PhiIadeI-
phta. Pa and Of the Fourth naval
district
Lieutenant W P CRONAN. detached
New Hampshire. 10 Naval Hospital.
New York, y. Y, for treatment
Lieutenant r. L. BERRY. detached
Minnesota to duty New Hampshire
Acting Assistant Surgeon ". +
EATON. appointed an acting assist
ant surgeon in the navy from
March :.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ArrivCd-SC0rpion at SalOnika. Hanni-
hal at Pensacola. and South Dakota
AT Mare Island
SaiIed-Glacier and Navsio fror, Mara
Island for Santa Barbara. and We
SuViuS from ROcfon for Nvau-r,ov-
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Marriage Licenses.

aubrey y. Chcatham, Of Raleigh. y
G. and Fannie d. BaiIie. OF Rich
mOnd. Va
Elwyn +. Moore and Ursula Shuman.
OF Washington
James II. Bauserman and Laura +.
Flemminss, Of Mt Jackson, Va.
5Oseph A Murphy and Olivia Z. Rea-
yey, OF Washington
games + Gheen. OF Prince William
county. Va, and Ida B. Putnam, Of
Culpeper county, Va.
Arthur \ 10th and Grace Y. Phillips.
81 of Richmond. Va.
Frank r. Dudley and Mabel q. Davis.
Of Richmond, Va.
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The Vital Records.
Births.

hlnJlro and Ellen s. Matsdaria, girl
rederlck w. NJ. and Beulah B. P6tz-
ner. boy.
George F. and Elizabeth NJ Mcdowell.
boy.
" Hiam \ and Anna M MeHen. girl.
Israel and Minnie Kates, boy.
William w and Beuiah Mel. Paddock.
10y. N'
ROBERT and Margaret Franz, girl.
Klrt and Balandia Green. bow
Cornelius F. and Mary q Lower. bo,.
John F. and Laura J. Thompson girl.
George L. and Bessie /. shuttle bow
Na!entino and Maria 9. FalcOue. girl.
RALPH and Nancy CcrratO. girl.
Louis and Minnie I.asvy. bOy
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
Washington Southern RaiIwav.

For Richmond and points South via FrAd
ericks burg-Leave Union Station daily 4-9'
a. m 1:25 a. m. 1905 m; II As a N
i:J5 p m; AIS p. m; $50 p. m; 7:25 D. m
1000 ,. m Leave week days. 700 y N
). a l., Florida Limited and 7.lO n N
A g l., Florida Special All Puilmans. No
local stops. Local for Fredericksburg. < n
m. daily. Times OF departure ana Gomez
lions not guaranteed 3aa-tf
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MARRIED

CRANEs-KO "wednesday. March
? 1910. by the Rev. Father Thomas G
smyth, J. WINTER GRAVES and
THERESA BELLE KONDRUP. IT.
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MISSION TO OPEN IN
ST. hARY'S CHURCH
Services Continue for a
Week, Beginning Sun
day, April 8.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRA, VA. MARCH u

Catholic Church at the late mass on the
morning Of Sunday April 3. The Rev.
Fathers Waters and RanlIle, Virginia
missionaries, will conduct the mission.
They will be assisted by the Rev.
Father Van Ingelgem, OF Falls Church
The mission viii continue one week,
closing at the night services on Sun
day. April 10.
When the case of Frank Pullln and
Joseph Fenwick was called in the po-
lice court this morning. il was con-
unued upntiI tomorrow morning.
According TO the story told by the
police young Fenwick was standing at
the door of the home Of Miss Rebecca
Pullin. in North Royal street, talking
To her, when Frank PulIin, brother of
the girl, came out and told her to come
it, and stop talking 10 Fenwick. She
refused, and il is tnen alleged that the
two men became engaged in a fight
Policemen Roberts. Sampson. and Young
appeared on the scene, and escorted the
men 10 the station house.
The case Of Bernard and Lawrence
Petty, he'd on suspicion Of robbing a
freight car on the Southern railway,
this morning was continued in the police
court until next Monday. March Il
was held from Emmanuel Lutheran
Church, this afternoon, and was largely
attended. The Rev, Mr.. Gross. the pas
tor, conducted the services. Internlent
was IN Ivy Hill Cemetery.
+. NJ. Penn has purchased from
Thompson * Appich, a new tWo-stOry
brick dwelling IN Prince street, between
Washington and Columbus streets.
= meeting OF Fitzgerald Council. No.
45S, Knights Of Columbus was held in
St MaTy'S Hall. l.! South Royal street
last evening Business Of a routine na-
tUre was transacted
Mrs. Schneider, wife Of T. J. Schnei-
hYhder. died at the Alexandria Hospital
yesterday. Her remains were sent TO
Baileys Cross Roads for burial today.
Representative Frank NJ Nye Of Min
nesCta will deliver a lecture before the
cameron Club, at Lee Camp Hall. i'm
Prince street, Monday evening. Mr..
Nye VIII take for his subject National
Ideals
The state corporation commission has
granted charter to the Cabinet Veud-
ing Company, Incorporated, Of Alexan-
drla- The objects are TO conduct a mer-
caurle bEusiness- The capital stock is
fixed at from S,O00 TO 100000. The Of
hcerS are President J. II. Sencindevir.
vice president, J. H Heller: secretary.
c Is. SulttaTd. all of Washington.
The Y N. s. l. basketball team this
evening VIII meet the team from Car
Hall.
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UNDERTAKES
j. WILLIAM LEE,

j. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY
$50 Pa ave. n. W.
Telephone Main 1885 Washington. ID e
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
81 every desoription-modsrately priced.
GUIDE
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

4 meeting OF Fitzgerald Council, No.
45s, Knights Of Columbus. was held in
ST MaTy'S Hall. l.! South Royal street,
last evening Business Of a routine na-
IUre was transacted.
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

WANTED LADIES % receive e-ec.r r.
scalp t-ez-l1l7- ---------..--S
Sham pocl-E ------- -H-
Face massage .--.-------..-...-- s. 10.
MRS. FARLEY. 1854 F ST y. "
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

Mrs. Schneider, wife Of T. J. Schnei-
hNhder, died at the Alexandria Hospital
yesterday. Her remains were sent TO
Baicys Cross Roads for burial today
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Representative Frank NJ Nye Of Min
nesCta will deliver a lecture before the
cameron Club, at Lee Camp Hall, I'm
Prince street, Monday evening. Mr..
Nye VIII take for his subject National
Ideals"
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
HELP WANTED-MALE

HERE IS A list o. few 0f our eu17l0ved
graduates. Who get big ss aries
Arthur T. Buciuuan. with Ed. Mclean.
Washington. D. C.
Leonard West. with Cuban Minister. Wash
.nEt0n. d c.
Otto P Herblg Pit-sburg. Pa
r. B. Page. with Rep HenshaV-- Wash
ingtou. d. @
A " senseney. wiki J. D. sullivan
Washington D C.
r T. Myers, Rom1ey. W. Va.
J. F. Devine, Ta-ryIoxu. " Y
George Mansfield. y Y city
Patrick Hickel. with Mrs. Spencer. wife %
late President of Southern Railwav
Hundreds of other names bv aprf,fus a.
our o1ice- start now and BE- ready o. MAY
18th 90 accept a hiEh-cTass position Ike these
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The Washington times., 1910-03-10

+. NJ. Penn has purchased from
Thompson q Appich, a new two-story
brick dwelling IN Prince street. between
Washington and Columbus streets
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The funeral of Mrs. Katherine Fuchs
was held from Emmanuel Lutheran
Church, this afternoon, and was largely
attended. The ReT. Mr.. Gross. the pas
tor, conducted the services. Internlent
was IN Ivy Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10
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The Washington times., 1910-03-10

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
AT SalOnfka. Hanni-
hal at Pensacola. and South Dakota
al Mare Island
Salleo-Glacier and Navajo. from Mare
Island for Santa Barbara. and We
suvius. from Boston for Newport.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

The Continuation of THIS story WIN
BE Found In Tomorrow
FS-D- Of The Times.
The Washington times., 1910-03-10

UICKLY there flashed into VII
liams' mind the thought that
he must not eau for aid. How