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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF the Board OF Public Works.
Salt Lake City. May 20. 1910.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until s o'clock p, m. Friday,
June II. 1910, for the work OF construct
Ing pipe sewers in Sewer Extension No
PSI. according to plans on file in the city
engineers office.
instructions TO bidders, together with
plans. profile. specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office OF the
Board OF Public Works or the city engi-
necr
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Board of Public Works
II. G. NJ MILAN. Chairman.
hoe
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Board OF Public Works,
Salt Lake CITY May % IQ1l

Office OF the Board OF Public Works,
Salt Lake City. May %. 1910.
Scaled proposals will be received at
this office until S clock p m, Friday
June II. 1910, for the work of construct
ing pipe sewers in Sewer Extension No.
246. according 10 plans on file In the city
engineers office.
Instructions TO bidders. together with
plans, profile. specifications and forms
for contract and bond, may be obtained
upon application at the office OF the
Board of Public Works or the city engi-
neer.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Public Works
II. G. NJ MILAN, Chairman,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the First National Bank building Twin
Falls, Idaho. by II, r. Grant. until s
o'clock p m, on the Goth day of June,
1910, for the construction OF high school
building.
For further particulars see n R. Grant
at the above address, or Wayland &
Fennell, architects, Boise. Idaho, Bids
are wanted for a general contract, Sepa-
rate bids will be received for the plumb
ing contract.
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. l. Twin Falls. Idaho,
w III. ELDRIDGE. Clerk k1520
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carrying out OF such intention must be
presented IN writing. stating therein lot
the city recorder on or before the 9th
day OF June. 1910. being the time set by
said council when II will hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Lake City Utah.
Dated January 81. 1910
B. 8. RIvES. City Recorder.
sidewalk Extension No. l29
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DIVIDEND NO. 8.

The Little Bell Consolidated Mining
Company.
At a meeting OF the board of trustees.
held June l, 1910, quarterly dividend
being dividend No. three. Of five cents per
The stock transfer books will close on
June IL 1910. JOSHUA B. BEAN,
Secretary.
m2O7
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Rosedale Mining company Is here
by called to convene at o'clock p. ri. on
Monday. June C. 1910. at 309 South Main
street. in the city OF Salt Lake, state Of
Utah.
H n. HAYES. President,
j. FRANK JUDGE, Secretary.
k3oTo
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FIREPRoOT STORAGE.

NEW FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE,
moth and mouse proof equipped with
automatic sprlnklers, cheap insurance.
II. II. goods and automobiles stored,
packed and shipped at low rates. Poo
cars shipped 10 all points. cut rates
Expert packers X I. Stores Co. ml3l
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A PLANO, NEW, COST $3.50; WILL
une. c326
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SECONDHAND STORES.

WANT TO BUY 2D-HAND FURNITURE
stoves. ranges. Michigan Fur, Ind. 43I
Bell 51t5, kiss.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

CARRIAGE WOOD WORKER. 81 SO:
West Temple k3lSS
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DIED

this city, June .. at 80
Fourth East street, John Collins. aged
"a, Body at the undertaking parlors OF
ODonnel & Co. Funeral notice later.
5S1 South Seventh East
street. June 3, 1910, Mark V, son OF
John and Eve X, briggs McKean. horn
May Is, 1910. Funeral services today
(Monday) at p. m. from the family resi-
depce Friends are Invited TO attend.
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WANTED SITUATION

LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED; WORK
guaranteed Mrs. Ssallings- Bell phone
1857. 122li
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LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S TICKET
for San Francisco. BPS, Tribune. mss
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ONE OR TWO Al EXPERIENCED
stock statesmen to handle agency force
in Utah to sell capital stock for Greai
Republic Life Insurance company, now
being organized in Los Angeles. Cal. Tho
greatest opportunity ever offered 10 stock
statesmen In the west. None but above
described need answer. Great Pacific Sc
curities Company. 80 and 81 o. T
Johnson bldg. Los Angeles. Inl@;
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AUCTION SALES

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
rooms OF furniture. Wednesday. June
s. at 63i South Main, consisting of rugs.
carpets. dining table. chairs. sideboard
dressing table. chiffoniers. siverware
pictures. ice chest. GARDENERS gasoline
stove, gas range, new: one Steinway
piano. cost 500. upright Apollo plano
player, rockers. pictures books, potleres.
hose garden utensils. More's Monarch
range. kitchen tinware kitchen utensils.
dishes glassware, iron and brass beds
bedding and everything must be sold
c. e. OSTERLOH, Auctloneer
mT2f
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PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANT WITH Ex-
perience Apply, giving reference and
experience, ABS. Tribune. milf
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AlsL KINDS SECOA -rAND CLOTH
Ing. trunks. vallses; best prices paid. 2S
Commercial ut Reply by postal card.
3T11 Bell VIA
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GROCERIES

MINOR BROS. GROCERS AND FRUIT
merchants. Our motto: What you
want when you want Il. We give
green trading stamps Bell S3S5, Ind
1884, 157 l. 3rd South. m350
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FURNITURE FOR 11-ROOM HOUSE.
cheap: party leaving city; house for
rent 352 East 4th South. mo44
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CARPET CLEANING
STORAGE AND SHIPPING
TYPEWRITERS

TYPEwRITERS RENTED, EXCHANG'
ed sold. Utah Typewriter ExchanS.
Co phones 43o 62 w. End So. h2lSl
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FOR SALE-MsCELLANEOUS

ONE PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE:
VIII sell Tor cash or trade for real es-
tate, A-50. Tribune. m327
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FOR SALE-GOOD. CLEAN GROCERY
stock in a new town OF $780, in south
ern Idaho; good building and good loca-
ton at reasonable rent sales average
$4,000 per month Address AS. Tribune.
ki35l
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WANTED

FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANT
ed: VIII pay you frst-class prices. H.
Y Fisher Co. 165 So. w. Temple. Bell
5l71. Ind. eek- e25s
WANTED-A $4,000 HOUSE ON EAST
fide George 3. Standing. 73 Main st.
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BARBER WANTED AT MATT LYONS
barber shop. cor. South Temple and
Main sts m366
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HAIRDREssING COLLEGE,

WANTED, SEVERAL GIRLS TO LEA RN
manicuring, massage. etc. Girls placed
In positions daily. Salary to graduates
Hair comb!ngs bought; hair switches
wigs, toupees, puffs. etc. Bell 2i99. Ind
29i2. Upstairs over CrabbeS. mi9l
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WE SOLICIT LISTING IN HOuSES TO
rent We are having many calls every
cay that We cannot accommodate Dan
ley & Johnson, so West ard South ST.
Phores 4426. 1850
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PARTIES TO CONTRACT FOR GRAD
ing streets in Fell's North Park sub
division. 32T Judge bldg. mSls
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY: ONLY HON
est work: please try once Phones 26s4.
338 w. 1st South. f4ooi
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UNCLE FRANKS LOAN OFFICE. e.
sra South. Money on diamonds. watches.
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NEW RANGE, BRASS LAMP. ROCK
ers. three-quarters bed. small table
sewing machine. sanitary couch. new
maple dresser. pictures. a your own
price. Bell phone 5030-Z New 7-room
house for rent. $40 North Main ST. m637
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ATTORNEYS
FOR SALE OR TRADE
SANITARIUM
pREssMAKING AND ouTFIrTERs

FIRST GLASS DRESSMA KING AND
designing done at room sol Utah Saw
ings & Trust Bldg. Material accepted.
All workmanship first-class and guaran-
teed Madame Bethlen. n25S
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SODA FOUNTAINS
AocoKpIoN PLEATINa

sITNDCRST AND SIDE PLEATING
Mrs NJ M. JenneDs sos East ThiyS
So. ST. Bell phone 1867. e30a
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PRIVATE SALE ALL WEEK, HOUSE
hold goods-refrigerator, brass beds. gas
range. fine piano, small ladys bicycle.
dressers, chiffoniers. Phone l259Y. 155
So. Ninth East mT13
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WANTED-AGENTS

LIVE MEN AND WOMEN FOR
agents; finest thing In city, good chance
for advancement: no dead ones need ap.
ply. 3O3 Dooly block: f3e11
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LIVERY.

IOWA STABLE-Now OPEN; BOARD
ing and livery; first class, canyon out
fts for rent. I2s w, South Temple Both
phones 4ioS. mlOs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

dino z okien ME zniklo, j OTTO.
cztery tylko jeszcze ujrzal
okienka. Pr6cz tego zdawaio
sic jemu, gdy 5wiatfo dzien-
ne zupe}nie wiezienie jego
rozjasnilo, jakoby to. wiezie"
ME bylo daleko kr6tsze i!
wezsze. Ma ziemi lezafy sko-
rupy dzbanka, kt6ry sic oba-
Iii i stukl, a niedaleko Cd
Mich, blizej 6ciany, ma ply-
Gle. zelaznej, kt6ra widocznie
"a pomoca tajnego mocha
nizmu sic porusza}a, stall
dzbanek nowy, nape}niony
swieza woda, obok niego m;
ska re strawq. Wszystko to
utw;erdzi1o go W tenn przy-
puszczeniu, re mechanically
przyrzad otwiera ! posuwa
Sciany jego wiezienia. Ale ia
kiez to sztuczne musia}o bye
urzadzenie, iakaz dok}adna
robota, kjedy nawet najlzej-
szego szelestu przytem sly
chac ME by}o! Moze sciany
by3y Wewnatrz PRONE; uGe-
rial wszedzie, ale przekona}
sic, re sic omyli}. Zamy6lony
i rozstrojony, spojrza} VIE
zie6 ma sufit. Me byfo mai
mniejszei watpliwosci: sufit
g}ebiej sic spu6ci}, a i ma
p~rzeciwleg1e 6ciany zblizy}y
sic ku sobie, jak O tenn i mi
k}e try okienka 6wiadczy}y.
Okropne przeczucie nagle
~powsta}o W jego duszy: "Tak"
zawola',- dzikim wzro !
wodzac 20 6cianach' wiezie'
MIA, - "@taki mi los przezna-
czony: straszliwe to wiezie-
ME udusi mic wreszcie W
zelaznyc h swych 'objeciach!
Boze mi]osierny, zlituj sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
zelazne wiezienie.
(Prawdziwa HISTORIC.
Gag daisy.
w trwozliWem oczekiwa~.

Gag daisy.
w trwozliwem oczekiwa.
niu wygIada} nocy, i terra;
SLIME postanowii sobie, o
przec sic wszelkiej senno6ci
Gdy sic vice %6ciemnilo, "a
miast po}ozy6 sic ma pos}a
ME, chodzi} pc SVEN wiezie'
niu i wszystkie wytezy} zmy'
sly, ably mic ME moglo uj6t
jego bacznoSci, CODY pos1u'
zy6 mog}o do wyjasnienis
%tajemnicy. Okolo p6}nocy
poczu1, ze rosadzka zelaz.
ma z lekkiem drganiem sic
porusza. Przysta3a1 i stu.
cha} z natezeniem; mic je
dnak pie s'yszaF, a owe
Organic trwa}o oko1o jednej
mlnuty. Slucha} ~jeszcze: cisza
g14boka panowa}a doko}a,
Naraz ch}odny owia} 20 prad
powietrza. Pobieg} czempre.
dzej W tym kierunku, skad
6w ~przewiew nadchodzi}, pot
knaf sic O cos, co uwaza} "a
dzban kamienny, a gdy rece
wyciagna}, ably ME upasc, O.
par} sic rekami O bliska 6cia-
ne. Przewiew usta}. Bee roru-
szenia / z ma wiekszem nate
zeniem sluchajac, stall Vince
zio PREY scianie przez reszte
nocy, skutecznie opierajac
sic sennosci, ale zadnych JUL
ME 2 robi1 spostrzeze1.. .
Gdy slabe 6wiat}o przeciss..
kajace sic przez okna mad
chodzacy poranek zwiaeto~
wa}o, zwr6ci{ swe oczy, zapa~
lone cd natezonego patrze-
MIA i czuwania ku g6rze, ably
sic przekonac, cry znowu je'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

panowa}a doko1a. w MOVIE
trwodze i rozpaczy rzuci1 sic
nieszczesliwy ma kolaua.
"Boze moi, B6zel" zawo1a}.
~ Ciebie jednego mi1osie1-
die j lirosc gdy ludzie jei
ME maja; Ty sam jeden Edo.
}asz mie wybawic, Ty jedeu
tylko wzmocnic mic zdofasz
W tych okropnych chwilacb,
kt6re mic 'czekaja!"
Gdy dzie6 zawita}, uirza|
Vincensio (tylko jeszcze diva
okna mad soba, sufit tax jul
by} znizony, re tylko jedne
stope stercza} rnu jeszcze
mad g}o"a, a kciany tylko
jeszcze s zesc krok6w cd SIZE
bic byiy oddalono, Jimmy
dreszcz go ~przeszy}. Trapio-
ny okropnemi m%y6lami, EEL
wal sic ze swego pos}aDia i
z za}ozonemi rekami, a W
s}up obr6ccnemi oczami po-
cza} biegac pc SVEN wiezle-
niu.- Nagle przystana}, a oko
jego zatrzyma1o sic ma zelaz-
mel scianie tut mad pos}a-
MEM. Ma scianie, wskutek
znizonych okienek lepiej roz-
ja6nionej ujrza} napis.
Doko6czenie nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

eszcze try okna W scianie
u sufitu. Znowu znik}o jed
mo okno, a i wiezienie Gale
znacznie sic zwezy}o. A vice
try dni jeszcze pozosta}y
mu zycia, a p) zniknieniu
ostatniego okna musia}a 60
ia machina piekielnal udusic!
"Jakze ia zdo}am wytrwac
|jeszcze to try dni i try no.
ce?'" rzek} nieszcze6liwY sam
do sieble. "Nie obawiam sic
5mierci, kt6ra mi tyAekroc
.spojrza}a W oczy; ale skad
nam czerpac odwage i cier-
pliwo6c, ably wytrzywac me-
III i katusze zapowiadajacy.
wzrok tego upiora, kt6ry
zwolna, ale pewnYm krokiem
sic zbliza, ably mic ostatecz-
nie zgnie6c W zelaznYch
swych objeciach!"
Ale pomimo tych skarg i
smutnych rozwaza6, byfa
jeszcze iskierka nadziei "
sercu nieszczesliwego, kt6ra
chociaz drobna i nieznaczna,
jednak dusze jego wzmacnia
Ia i krzepiIa. Gdy sic machi-
ma zacze}a poruszac, musia}
W poblizu bye cz}owiek, kt6-
ry ia porusza} i MIA kiero-
wal, kt6ry mu dostarczy1
pokarmu i napoju. Mozeby
uslYsza} jego wo}ania, moze-
by mia} ]ito6ciwe SERGE, Po-
stanowi1 vice nastepnej no.
cy znowu czuwa6, a gdyby
poczul 6w przewiew i drzenie
posadzki, uciec sic do tego
ostatecznego 6rodka ! wofac
0 pomoc..
Nadeszla noe. Vincenzio.
po}ozyl sic ma ziemi, ably wy.
raznie czuc owo poruszenie.
Me diugo leza1, gdy poczu1,
re posadzka Z lekka sic pc.
rusza. Podskoczyf, i jak tyl-.
ko zdo!af najglo6niej, wo!a1=
j blagai lito6ci tego, kt6ry
byi " pobli7u. Ale Mkt mu
ME odpowiedziaf, q j poru-
szenia ustaly. Glucha cisza'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

Madonna i skroc mole cier-
pienia! Szata6ski c%z}owiecze,
vice to taxa jest twa zem-
starr D}ugo walczy1 z wscie-
k{oscia i rozpacza; miotajac
bezpr2ytomnie okropne pre-.
kle6stwa ma swego dreczycie-
Ia; wreszcie jednakze uspo-
koi}a sic burza, wewnetrzna
i Ivy obfite przynios}y ulge
zbolaiej duszy. I natura do
maga}a sic swych praw. Cd
trzydziestu i sze5ciu godzin
ami ME jadt, AMI ME pill, ami
tez Okla nie ~przymruzy}. O.
ch}odzi1 vice woda usta roz
palone i licha strawa g}6d
za%spokoil dokuczliwy. Potem
chwiejnym krokiem uda} sic
do swego poslania, rzuci} sic
ma s}ome i niezad1ugo sen 60
g}eboki.
Dopiero oko}o po1udnia
czwartego dnia ockna} sic z
chorobliwego uspien:a. o
tworzy} oczy i p~ierwsze, ma
co spojrza}, bylo pozosta}e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

=Czy- Cierpicie ma:
Niestrawnosc, zatward-
zenie, biegunke, Dol
Clowy reumatyzm
chor6by sk6rne, cho-
roby serca choroby
/ 1:erck, ohoroby watro-
by, hcmoroidy, skrcfu-
1y, rozstr6j nerwowy,
c.oroby p}uc, niezyt
zcl2dka neuralgia
choroby kiszek, katar
nosa i gardia, bronchi-,
tbs, astme choroby
krvi, paraliz, choroby
oc2u cforoby uszu
rupture, wrzody, TO-,
|. place sic guy (tumor)
tasie1nca i wszelkic
choroby plciowe mez.
czyzn kobiet, zwyk1e i
cllroniczne?
sPrzyslij natychaat;:- st
10 c. W markach pCcltO-
wych ma Sigma -ra &c.
J Collins ksiazke lecznicza
"Poradnik Lekarski".
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-09
BEGGAR HURT BY Fall
DOWN BANKIR'S STEPS

NEW YORK Special-The imp0r-
tlnitles OF a begsar who insisted yr--
terday on making his way into the
home OF Emerson Mcmillan. "a wealthy
banker hNlug at Riverside Drive and
one Hundred and Fourth Street
banker and vice president OF th.
American Light and Traction Cou-
u1uy. 90 eject the mcudlcaut. who.
failing from the stoop of the house.
ilslocated hls iefr wrist lie was t2Neu
to the j. Hood Wright Hospital
The begsar. who had caused cou-
siderable excitement amoUg the ser-
wants Dob the Mcmillan family. gave his
name as EnLlp Duuahue and said n-
lived at 33 West one Hundred aut
Fourth Street Although he had been
slNen aims, ne insisted ou com. u Is
back 20 the house and asking for
more money until he finally assumed
an air OF hratalo and challenged tn-
bankers son t0 light
II did push the man down the
stairs said AIr. McAIluu 90 Police
man DonOhue. % the West one Hum
dredth Street Station. whose attention
WAS attracted Co the trouble. THE
man called AK nay house four times
Aly daughter was giving reception
ana the servants had begsed me 20
take action.
The first time the man called ne
asked FOR penny. He was told 90
go away but DE Insisted 0n returuinE
gave him ten cents. Then Dee came
back again and asked for q hat He
would not accept any explanation
from me. and before ] could refuse
his request he had edged his way al-
most into the hail."
Air. Mcmillan said the begsar dll
not provoke hsht untl crowd
catlered.
-The trouble was started by WOE
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RIcHMoNp. vA-snecial-

RICHM OND. VA-SpeciaI-
There is nothing Co refute."
This was the terse way in which the
Rev. James Buchanan. general sccre-
tary and executive manager OF the As
sociatcd Charities. OF the Juvenile Pro-
tcCtiNe Society and OF the Industrial
Home for Girls. has answered the
vague charges of mismanagement thai
have been launched against him bon his
triune official capacity.
Mr. buchanan. however. ls more
than willing 10 court an Investigation.
but when seen about n O'Clock This
moruiuS he said that DE had not Set
mapped ont his plans.
II shall take the matter at once Go
my board, ne added. "and follow eN-
aCtly The course 10 suggests. 10 Isl my
purpose to see Mr. Robert Lecky head
of the Associated Charities. as soon as
possible. hope 90 have am interview
with him 300 "a few minutes"
Air. uthanau was FRANK Co admit
that the charges had taken him utter
ly by surprise. he said that he had
no inkllng of them until he saw the
article Boo this mornings paper.
Yes" he added. after he had eN-
planned tne circumstances under
Whlch the matter had been brought CO.
hls attention. 81 can only SAY that
there ls nothing 90 rcfutc. The chief
accusation. as ] understand from the
paper. comes from a girl who is mem
tally irresponsible. 2 have not seen
thc charges iu writing. and get an my
Information from the Tlmes-D Dispatch.
III is very hard on me-" said be.
and naturally. + ana surprised. for D
have organized am this work myself
and DO represents years of my labor.
The Industrial Home for Girls ls "a
creation of my own. and ] have
served 10 without receiving "a cent az
compensation. Now come accusations
from an apparently irresponsible per
sOn-a girl who is known TO be men
tally unbalanced"
This was about an Mr.. Buchanan
could say when interviewed. though
he intimated that "a statement from
him would be promptly forthcoming
as soon as ne could consult his friends
and get the benefit OF their advice.
That he intends 10 enter an indig-
nant denial OF every allegation is Oh
vious. Apparently. he has been cur
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-09
CHARGES ARE NOT
WELL FOUNDED
Small Coterie Only Is Opposed 70 Ad-
ministratiOn Of Superintendent
James Buchanan.


June ., 1910.
On my return TO the city this
morning after my usual daily
visit TO the new Virginia Home
for Girls. which is now complct-
ing preparations for occupancy,
and OF which Mrs. Buchanan a.
temporarily the matron. 4 find
the letter written by the prcsi-
dent OF the Associated Charities.
addressed 20 the several papers
and through them tO the public.
regarding the CHARGES against
my official management and
personal character. and 1 most
heartily approve OF the action
taken. I'm which several rcputa-
bic gentlemen have been select
81, together with Representatives
OF the press. 60 hear al OF these
chargs. and 1 am confident as
40 the outcome or such an In
NcstigatiOn. and I desire "a urge
a speedy sitting on the part OF
that committee.
For years 7 have been idcnfi-
fed with the charity work OF
the city. and under the direction
OF the Associated Charities. the
Juvenile Protective society and
the Virginia Home and Indus
trial school for Girls have de-
velOpcd. and all OF my acts I'm
connection with either the As
sociatcd Charities or the other
institutions mentioned are omen
10 the fullest inspection and i'm
NcStigatiOn. nave not seen the
aftidaNits referred 20. nor do I
know the authors. but regard
Hfa-a Of FnIa
what they may contain. am
confident of the result OF the i'm
NC~tigation Co d. made hy these
gentlemen who have btcu Sc
icCtcd for that purpose. I am
willing Co allow the verdict OF
those gentlemen To pas a. my
statement of the facts when
thcy present their findings To
the public OF the city and state.
regret that this article
should have appeared in fhe
Times Dispatch without an on
portunity having been given me
iu advance OF it's publication 60
rciutc the vague. but serious.
reflections upon my personal
character and the association.
nor for the paper ca have COM
muniCatcd dircCt with any Off
GERS OF the Associated Charities
of which I am the general SCI
rotary.
ann advised 10y such officers
a. I have had thc opportunity
OF Coufcrring with during the
morning. that not single Off
Ger or director OF the aSSocia-
tion had knowledge OF cor was
Questioned In regard TO the
truth OF this article in advance
OF it, publication.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-09

some nt enc seasons prcftieat
sleeves .fe tucked round lhe arm. and
Cor tHs trimming tbe ouc-sleevc Ia
advisable. lf Wll immed lately De- az
parent t- the CONSTANT user az pat
terfs vhy this pattern viii d. the only
our .,aIalle lui tltkius PURPOSES.
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groups of ting tucks Wide laCe ss-
seruon Isl let ln between wldl I. a..
and Goa many palmer sleeves iea
strips of wide Insertion cruas the ara
above the elbow
There is danger in continuing thess
horizontal limos too Ear down. because
an excess of them viii lengthen tha
arm un4uly
ltus tucked. the upper sleeve b
frequently stopped aud finished az tn
elbow aud from beneath lt 81 hung.
o. "a skeleton Inning. an undersleegs
ot some delicate abr.c iu keeping sith
mo gown
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-09
$50 ARE KILLED IN
NICARAGUAN FIGHT

BLUEFIELDS-SpeclaI.-One
hundred and nifty killed. ESQ
wounded. and 500 captured. h.
the casualty report OF General
lara's army in it, unsuccessful
attempt 90 capture Bluchcld-. ac-
cnruing tO state Department nd-
vices today from Consul Atonntt.
Estrada. thc victor. reports the
consul h. giving aII possible aid
to the wounded. who have fallen
Into his hands. General lara.
who abandoned his position in thc
rear of Bluchold~ and III now in
fun retreat. thc CONSUL adds. hn-
with him now only "a few hundred
soldiers whose condition d. piu-
fml.