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SHANNON 4 LUCHs, 71s 14th st.

CENTRAL NV. SECT1ON-$27 so.
Located near New Hampshire ave. and 8
street, this home represents unusual value In
a centrally located home. Was recently re-
papered where necessary and painted inside
and bath--a good, clean home for q small
family.
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SHANNON 4 LucHs. 71s IAN Ct.

ROOMS. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$32.5 50.
Recently repapered In nearly every room; 4
large. comfortable bedrooms modern bath
room; large back yard; located near cars in
new white neighbOrhoOd.
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FOR RENT-JOHN SCR
10l4 Mass ay NV,

IUIR MdSS Nv NV,
lar. D. ..S112.D
Hos 9th nv. 9r. b. AZ. so
D 9th So. Or. b. :. rs. 90
1Ol2 X NV, Or. b.34.50
les ID Ne. Sr. b. $3.50
1901 Sth nv. Ir, b. $3.50
3li T. ne. Or, b. $3.50
Soi ID ne. Or. b. %. 90
II 18th ne. Or, b.26.S
62S 9th he, Or. b.25.3
1905 = NV. Or. b. .25. 90
PA Nv ay Sc. Or, boz. 80
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FOR RENT
sos 18th NV, 12r, b. $46.O
1888 Mar'n NV, Or. b25. 80
1901 Sd sw, stO. ....@.O0
33S 18th ne, Or, b. "a. 50
634 b ne, 7r, h. 80
1221la c ne, Or. b. .D.@
351 l. sw, Or. h. 80: 20. so
so N Sc, stO, Or. -. $500
457 G sw. Or, Wig. 10. 80
313 18th sw, Or, b. 1850
4S4 NJ sw, 6r,w &g. 10. 50
1922 Uni'n sw, 5r. w.11.50
I01 AZ sw, stO. .....13.1
754 7th se,5r, W.
1875 NJ. av Sc, Or, via. so
1874 n sw, Or. 1850
I23 18th Sc, Or. b. III. 80
206 H sw. 6r, b. 20. 30
11O4 Nj. av Sc. Or. 1880
11OS Nj. av Sc, Or. 1880
622 AZ sw, 5r. 1880
1855 l sw, 5r. ...... $50
Sta, 431 9Th sw. -. 500
119 AZ sw.2r...... 7.D
G. H. PARK
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OR RENT. c. WFEDON & CO, 224 f. CAP

FOR RENT. c. WELDON & CO., 224 f. CAP.
HOUSES
ll3 B Sc. 1Or. 2b. 5000 l5s d ne. Or. b. ~ 80
lI2 iCap lar. b.47.50 los ith ne. 1r. b. Fl 80
419 ] av Sc. Tor. b3O.5 30T Sc. Or. b. 81 30
zoos Il Sc. Or. b. 5000 232 18th ne. Or, b.D.50
34S1 Holmead, Or b29 30 sol 18th Sc, Or. b. 1870
$50 18th ne ar b. sta2S. 80 452 J av 50, Or blSj0
l24 9Th ne, ST. b. $500 1923 G ne. Or. b. 1870
1902 Md av ne Or b26. 30 1+lS Montelo av ne,
226 18th re. tr, b. x SO ,OI 14th Sc. Or. b. is so
637 18th nc. Or, b. 80 JO3 18th Sc. Or. 80
$50 ne. 7r. b. 20. so 1904 B ne, 6r. b. 30
1904 De. 7r. b.. $3.50 325 B ne, 5r II 80
s15 G R. lOr b.. D. 30 1918 A sc. 5r. biz so
2O6 10th Sc. 6r b23.J0 211 18th Sc. Or, blI.5O
10th Sc. 6r b. .23. 80 2l3 18th Sc. Or b. 30
ga nc. 7r. b. so 172O Sc, Or. b. so
$40 ID he. Or b. $50 103 18th ne, Or, b. 1000
3I9 18th So. dr, b.22. 30 iii 9Th Sc, 7r, bl1.O0
sos eth ne. Or b. 30
FLATS.
622 ne. I2r. Oh 5000 SOC ne Or. b.. 80
10 18th ne.Jr. b. .2I..o 5tS 18th SO. or. blS.a0
4a9 ay So Ill. b2:;.0J 800 18th sc. Or. biz 90
1872 Mass se,5r, b. 10 coo Pa NV Sc Or bl6.50
626 + ne 5r. b.. .22.5D 12S3ia Morse. 4r.bl3.25
49, 10th he. Or b.21.5o 1912 11fh Sc. Or. 30
1896 So. IT. b. $3.50 1912 80, ar. -. 10. 90
q 9th ne. Or. b. 20. 30 1863 l. sc, 3r. b.. 900
APARTMENTS.
Calumet. I'd and T.. Cap. Ar, b., $500 $3.50.
Gicndower, p 6tt ne. 4-5r., b., $500 $3.50.
$3.50
pa +. Cap. ST. Or. b.. $3.50.
Florence, Sth and n. &. s.e., Jr. b., $50.
2IS 4th Sc, Or, h.. $3.50.
$50 T.. Cap. Ar. b.. $3.50.
81 ID ne, Or. b.. $3.50.
2l9 Sd ne. 3r., b.. $2O.50.
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SHANNON 4 LUCHs. 71s 14th st.

DOWNTOWN-4 BEDROOMS-$3O.5 80.
Convenient to center Of city, markets, ofdces
and chief car lines. 1t has an exceptionally
well appearing front and Is an unusual op-
portunity to secure q desirable downtown
home-don't put or making an Inspection
1911 Que street.
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FOR RENT
932 f. s.w.. ) rooms. large yard. $3.50
1912 SD. 5r.. large yd., near st. cars. 1880
$40 18th sw 5 rooms. Observation-Disclosures l400
TO DESIRABLE COIORED TENANTS.
1929 temperance ave. NV. Dr.. 1890
1907 Marion NV. rooms 2-story brick II 80
924 s.w.. 5 rooms observation-disclosures. 1890
2OO9 RosedaIe ne. 6 rooms. ........... $50
Corner house. | Browns court s.e...... 500
Il2S 26th NV 6 rooms gard ...... 1880
Apply between o and ~ mornings phone
E. w MCINTYRE. 224 c ST. NV. side entrance.
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SHANNON 4 LUoHs. 71s 14th 81.

STREET, NV. SECTION-$4O. 80.
rooms and bath, facing beautiful park:
large. comfortable rooms, guaranteed heating
venient to cars and in a new white neigh
borhOod; necessary repairs will be made for
desirable tenant.-2411 list 1t.
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VENEER, 907 q ST. n.
146 Thomas NV. 6rb22. so
512 5th sc, Or. b. .22.5O
521 5th Sc. Sr, b. .21. so
4I9 b Sc. 6r, b. n. so
1916 4th Sc, Or, b.1S.50
sos 18th Sc. 6r, b. 1850
1913 NJ Sc, Or. b. .1I.50
81 4th Sc. Or. g..1I.50
316 11th Sc, Or, g. 1900
600 f Sc. 5r, w...14.I5
635 l. Sc. Or, g....14.OO
707 | Sc. Or, w....11.W
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UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-RY JORDAN co. QNC).
Eldrdge 4. Jordan. Bert L. Amos.
1907 G. ST NV

TIE Albright. NJ bet
18th and 10th.
5r. $50. so to 1000
1729 III NV. Or. b. 1900
The Lester. 2132-34
+ NV. Or, b. $3.50
APART
Heat not
&23 Dumbarton ave
NV. Or. b. $500 1000
IS III NV. Or. b. $500
I741 Corc'n. 5r, b.2I.j0
COLORED
20 " Kings ct, 4 room
1I22 Seston ST.. q rooms
BOIL Sherman ave. 4 TO-
STO'
9IS 18th. store &
2 floors above. $4,000
S07 11th. .-.--...4 1000
507 1oth. basel. 1000
507 10th. III. sto. 2r45. 90
1929 y Y av. 80. 80
14o5 Fla av NV. 90. 80
g. III NV. sto, 3r. 80. 90
OFF
Heat. light and
1901 G...$17.J0. $50. 90
1924 G. NV
2i floor. 3r. 100
FL floor. 3r. 40 90
I07 q NV. No IA $50
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SIS. AS I. Or, b, heat
and light included
500. 80. 100 Mass NV, Or, b
$23. so. 1923 n ] av. Or, b
SO. so. 1918 Cedar nw,5.b
$21. 1.1129 18th ne. 7r, b
$50. 80. 1882 E. Or. b, col
$3.50. 1891 Emerson
$l7.50.643 Pickford Or. b
SIT. .3421 Ga av. 5r.b b. nt
$3.50. 5l3 10th ne. 5r,st
$3.50. .474 o nw,3r. b, d
B, 923 New York ave.
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UNFURNISHEU.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.

SEND TO THE OFFICE
FOR COMPLETE LIST OF
APARTMENTS, STORES, ETC.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
UNFURNISHED
UNFCHN1ShEO
RENT FROM
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
A QUrCK, COURTnOUs SERVICE.

ROOMS AND BATHS-$S26O.
Faces Rock Greek Park. Colonial design
floors. hot-water heat. open nreplaces, mahog-
any and white trim throughout. Almost
brand-Hew and in absolutely perfect condi-
ton. A house without q parailef at the price
3217 10th st.
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FOR RENT-COLORED
500 OakGale St; 8 rooms and bath: $3.50.
CHAS. T.. BANES, 1924 st.
FOR RENT-COLORED.
315 Oakdale ST.. 4room and bath apart
ments; SIS.
CHAS. T.. BANES. 1921 st.
FOR DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS.
ION NV, IL large rnis.. porch. h.-w.h 80
34I3 Sherman ave- 4r. and water. 1880
1896 4th NV (store) Observation-Disclosures. 1000
200 Elm st. NV. cory 5-ro0m nat. 2250
209k Elm. very desirable Groom nat. $50
1912 9th n w. 3r fiat innitOr service. 1880
1917 NV, 5r. nat, janitor service. $3.50
UNION REALTY COMPANY.
Phone North lOG6. lU22 st. INV.
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POR SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY

RARE OPPORTUNITY - SOUTH SIDE NEW
York ave. between 9th and 10th SITS. NV.
rapidly advancing In value; owner must sell
at once. One of the finest investments on the
market today, and will be sold quickly At this
price, 10000. VIM. o. ENGLER.
912 New York ave. NV.
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$50. so. ..1O16 18th NV,
1Sr, b
sos. .2237 @ NV, Tor. b
$65. .2114 O NV. lar b
sos. 1881 X NV. 11r. b
$50. .SO2 LIST NV, Tor, b
$35. 80. 1910 n Cap. Or. b
$32.0 so. 1716 LIST NV, 81, b
$2S. 80. 1914 Corn, Or. b
$2S. so. .6O6 r NV. Or. b
$3.50. Ills N Cap, Or, b
]. L. KOI
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FOR SALE
INVESTMENT.
Price, So, $50, renting for $50 per month.
two-story apsrtuept in the northeasterh
section.
A splendid income producer. Well locates.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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1902 C sw. Or. b. 1910
:,Ol l. SO. Or. b. 1850
RI 1922 q sw, large
sta.S horses fbkb.lj.00
l3IS Union sw. q. W. 1880
Th.P.Brown.6l7 4i2 s.w.
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FOR RENT.
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900 DISCOUNT on WARDROBE TRUNKS
20% and Ladies' Hat Boxes. 0ERMuLLER'S
S0% Trunk AND HARNESS FACTORY. al
20ss Ia. ave. NV
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FOR SALE
Investment.
S, $50 will buy a tvofsmily nat on Seaton
st., In Bloomingdale, between LIST and "a
sts Two.story, cellar and attic.
This is an extremely low price for such .
well located building.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave-
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COLORED.
1910 v. 6r, b. -. 1880
1416 p. 6r.b dat. 20. 80
1918 4th, Or. b, fat0.50
1918 v. Or, b. $3.50
AM & CO., 617 18th.
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EOR RENT-BY GEO. ". LINKINS.
1902 ii. Tor, b. 80 70 1884 3Oth NV 81. ". Is. 90
1902 Col I'd Or 2b. 30. so 81 N BE. Or, IL 80
i6S6 25th Or. b.. $500 1924 18th Sc 6r. W.. 10 so
24O5 Pa av NV, Sr. 134l L Sc. Or, W. so
......... az 50 FLATS.
500 22d. Or, b. 80 80 70 Q NV. Or, b....20. so
1880 25th, Sr. b. 80 90 Nice 3r dat for white
1910 Ga av,Sr.b. ~ so tenants, 2526 NV.
2222 G, Or, b.. 2550 each 1000
lO14 18th. Or, ". 81 so STORES. ETC.
1880 Ont I'd. II. W. 1900 1850 p, sto 4 dat IS 90
9l5 Goth. Or, W.. $3.50 New store. 2lst and
1920 / NV, Or, w..i5.50 Pa av .......... q 80
1925 sc, 5r, W. .14.50 1915 Pa av. 1000
1928 e Sc. Or, W. IL so
4 number Of houses for colored tenants. IS up.
FOR RENT
e15 9Th NV, 8 rooms and bath. So. 90
61e n. ]. ave. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 80. %
22S 18th st. s.w.. rooms and bath. N.50
1927 Wis. ave., 10 rooms and bath.... Zo.00
COLORED.
1881 18th st. Sc. 6 rooms. ............ 12.00
STABLE.
Rear 2il 18th ST. s.w......... 900
"''S -'' WEAVER BROS. iiie ct. NV.
FOR RENT
1881 st. NV, rooms and bath. $40. %
73O 9th vt. NV rooms and bath. ..... A5.3O
1906 q 81. NV, rooms and bath...... $50
1920 st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
1929 sfh st. NV, rooms and bath. ~ so
lSH st. NV. store. Iz.O0
go Temperance Hal, alley. ............. 1900
CHAS LfNEISS. 2at McCiil building.
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FOR SALE
Price. $3.50. renting for $50 per month.
Two one-Story stores on . car line. west o
nth street in an improving neighborhood; IKE
" to be rented continuously.
A splendid opportunity for q permanent u
vestment.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE ,e.. :. -,
A very cheap property west OF Iotn ST. d. on a
5000. Hot-water heat
Lot 20x10o. , -.
at s.. 500. ~ -, 49,,
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FOR RENT

MOORE & HILL unc.,. 1888 G St NV.
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FOR RENT
100 H. lar, 2b. 800. 90
1918 H, Tor. b. $500
1902 r. Tor, b. $3.50
1904 18th. Or. b. 1850
r. W. GRA]
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FOR SALE
INVESTMENT.
PRICE, $3.50. RENTING FOB az PEE
MONTH. ..,
Stone & YAiRFAx. is42 New York ave-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
BLACK HAND GANG
BLOW UP SALOONS
REFUSED BLACKMAIL MONEY.
THEY USE DYNAMITE
IN REVENGE.

CHICAGO. June IA gang OF
Black Handlers. foiled In their de-
mands for blackmail money. to-da,
dynamited two saloons on the South
side. throwing hundreds Of persons
into a panic. 1gnoxia Lott!santo. a
rich saloontst, paid no attention to
Black Hand demands for $500. He
showed the letters to Sam Remilla
another rich South Side saloonist
who said he had received similar
letters. Yhe men compared tho epis-
ties. which were exactly the same
Neither paid the money demanded
At Sis this morning Lottisanto',
saloon was wrecked with q heavily
charged bomb. People in the neigh.
borhood were thrown from their beds
While the crowd was gathering
around Lottisantos wrecked buildina
the Black Handlers made their way
to Remilla's place, a few blocks away
and repeated their work. The dam.
age In each place was $1,000. Both
buildings were also used az lodging
houses and a number OF persons had
narrow escapes from death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

Tho committees session to-day was
devoted mainly to . technical discus
sion OF sugar prices and refining metn-
DDS.
Atkins qualified his statement a. to
the removal OF the duty on raw su-
gar. reducing the cost to the consum-
er, by declaring that such action
would cripple tho American beet SUI
gar Interests and probably destroy the
louisiana cane sugar producers. He
edvocated partial reduction in tho
guy. which. he said. would not only
project American producers. but
cneapen the cost of sugar to the Anne
rican consumer.
Atkins testified that on account OF
tho free sugar from the Phillip pines
ana Hawaii sugar could be sold cheap
er In San Francisco than In New York.
out admitted that the price was the
same. He referred the committee 20
John %. Spreckels. OF California, for
Information regarding the purchase
oy the trust Of so per cent. OF the
stock OF the Western Refining Com
pany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
INVESTIGATION TENDS TO
GARRARD's ENUMERATION

WASHINGTON. D. c.. June Ia
Further evidence tending to substan-
tiate the charge made BY Col. Joseph
Garrard that the papers In the case
Of Private Frank Bloom, used - the
basis Of = charge that Jews are dis
eliminated against In tbs United
States army. were stolen from the
Fort Nyer dles. was furntahsd yes
terday In Z statement dictated for
The Post by Nator-QenAral r. C. Ain
worth, the Adtutant-gsnera OF the
army
This statement follows a thorough,
investigation. intended to Ak the re-
sponsbiiity Imputed In the statement
Of Joseph A. Bloom. father Of frank
Bloom. that, instead Of by surrep.
titious means. the papers had been
obtained from. m ofsiesr higher IN
rank than Colonel 0arrard This in
vsstisatton also develops that Bloom
failed to pass the regular examination
for advancement into the commissions
"a ranks. and that II way after this
failure that the matter was taken 70
the President. on the basis Of alleged
discrimination because the applicant
was Jew.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

mission was. I'm sure he will grant
1t, because ] have heard that he ia
such good and kind man"
Grieved by Failure
Then she began to explain to Sloan
just where the land was located that
she wanted the President to have re-
turned to her Sloan told her that
she could not see the President.
whereupon the woman seemed deeply
affected by such failure after her
long journey.
Il can't wait here very long. You
know this IL not my home city" she
explained. Il just brought enough
FUNDS along to keep me for a day,
for was sure l would see Mr.. Taft
Immediately. Please let me see him. .
the woman pleaded with Sloan. as
Policeman Dairymple ushered her to
the patrol box.
On being taken to the station house.
Mrs. Buekning seemed to feel her
position keenly. She pleaded with the
policemen to let her go. At the
Washington Asylum hospital she be-
came more composed The police
have communicated with relatives of
the woman In Cedar Rapids.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
MERGER RUMORs
AFTER INSPECTION
c. a o. OFFICIALS LOOKING OVER
c.. G. a o. RAIL-
WAY.

delegation OF Cheaa peske ana
Ohio railway officials have Just made
an inspection Of tho Carolina. Ciinch-
held and Ohio railway, which has re.
sfvsd the old rumors that the biz
trunk line would absorb the road.
which runs from the coal fslds at
Dante. In Southwest Virginia, to spar-
tanburg. 8. c.. distance OF 24s miles.
The Big Sandy division OF tho q.
4 @. Railway Company runs TO Elk
horn city. KY, which Is forty-one
miles from Dante. A road II now be-
Ing constructed from Elkhorn city
70 Dante and ~ soon ~ this 10 COM
pleted traf1c arrangements win be
made between the two roads.
: The inspection party included Ed
win Hawlsy. Frank A.. vanderIip.
President George w. Stevens, Vice.
President Decatur Axtell, Frank
Trumbull. chairman OF the board. and
other directors OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio, and 6. d. Warfleld, formerly
one 81 the receivers OF the seaboard
Air Line. They were accompanied by
M. J. Caples. vice-president and ZEN.
etal manager. and l. II. Phettypiace.
general superintendent Of the cl.nch-
field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
YANKEE peerless
SORE and s0UREO
DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH,
NEE coNsUELo VANDERBILT,
COMING HOME.

/ LONDON, June 1s.--Ail smart Lon
| don has stopped its consideration o.
the coronation festivities for the mo.
ment to talk Of the astonishing re.
| port that the Duchess Of Marlbor.
iugh. formerly Conauelo Vanderbilt
10 about to give up her long night fol
recognition at court and return to hel
native land for a long period. II no!
permanently.
| One section Of the court circles
made up Of the radicals who are al
ways In opposition to the American
peeresses. greets the report with IA
vor. Another coterie, more liberal in
Its attitude toward American born
women who have married into the
/ peerage, Is expressing Its regret that
the duchess should acknowledge that
she has played losing game in her
efforts TO gain recognition Of her rank
at court.
There seems to be grounds for the
belief that the coming coronation will
emphasize the fact that the Duchess
of Marlborough Is excluded from the
court Of King George and Queen
Mary, whereas at the coronation OF
King Edward she played an import
ant part as one OF the canopy bear
ers to the queen.
This belief. coupled with the news
from New York that Mrs. o. II. p.
Belmont, mother OF the duchess, il
to open Marble House, at Newport.
after several seasons Of disuse, and
that the duchess IL shortly to leave
for America, gives color to the re-
port that the Duchess Of MARLBOROUGH
has decided to quit England and
spend much OF the future in New
York and Newport.
The reported exclusion Of the Anne
rican duchess from the court cannot
be based upon a divorce proceeding.
The duke and duchess have only sep
arated.
] There are even other causes than
the snuh accorded to her by the late
king, when she was excluded from 4
famous dinner to the Knights OF the
Garter and their wives at Windsor
Castle some years ago. Her Grace
of Marlborough was not asked, al
though her husband was present.
or late the duchess has found her
London palace, Sunderland House, a
social mausoleum. She has many de-
vote friends. but her influence at court
seems to have vanished. Her hus-
band seems to have won in his ef-
forts to have his wife excluded from
court. Thus goaded to desperation,
the Duchess of MARLBOROUGH has de-
ctded to quit London and allow her
enemies at court to have their own
way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
LIGHTNING STAYS
MULES AND HORSES

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
HYLA6, VA, June 13.--During the
storm Saturday night lightning struck
tho stable OF Mr., Stapleton Deitrick,
killing two valuable mules. and two
horses The building and lot OF hay
was burned. There was 4 small insur-
ance, $500. on the building. but none
on the stock.
Mrs. w. r. Reeves, who was burned
about ten days ago. 10 getting along
nicely. Rev. Mr. Reeves filled hts Ap-
pointment at Goochland church on
Sunday morning.
Miss Ola 3. Sims. Of Louisa, Va.
10 Visiting friends at Hylas.
Dr. 6ydnor Harris. and wife, of
Richmond: va, visited hts uncle. Mr.
Ely Harris on Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
WANTED PRESIDENT
TO RECOVER LAND.
IOWA WOMAN SEEKS CHIEF Ex-
ECUTIVE. BUT is
LOCKED UP.

: WASHINGTON. d. c.. June H.
In spirit OF confidence in Presl-
dent Taft's benevolence that evident
ly banished all Obstacles from her
mind. Mrs. Johanna Buekning, u d.
minutive German woman, forty-eight
years old. OF Cedar Rapids Iowa, at
tempted to gain admission to the
White House yesterday afternoon. She
wanted to request the President 70
recover certain lands which. she
claims. she once owned in Iowa. Al
ter talk wit hthe woman, James
Sloan. one Of the Presidents secret
service men. had her arrested. Mrs..
Buekning was taken to the Washing
ton Asylum hospital. where she will
undergo an examination AZ to her
mental condition.
Il have come all the way from
Cedar Rapids to aAk the President q
little favor" Mrs. Buekning told
Sloan. when he asked her what her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
LONDON ENTHUsEs
OVER BLACK JACK
DISGUSTING DISPLAY OF r.r-au
OVER NEGRO PUGILrsT
GREETED BY CROWDS
ON EVERY HAND.

LONDON. June 13.-Twenty-fo four
hours after his arrival here. Jack
Johnson. champion heavyweight Of
the world, finds himself the Idol Of
the London populace. No visiting no.
tentate has ever attracted the atten.
ton the giant black has, and his
every appearance to-day was marked
by crowds which gathered 80 thickly
AZ to interfere seriously with trrffic.
At noon the crowd on Leicester
Square was 20 dense that reserve con-
stables had to be summoned To break
away through for the johnson au-
tomobfle, which the champion him
self was driving. With his silk hat
on his head and his big auto duster
encasinG his form. he sent Che biz
car through the streets At a smart
pace and showed by his famous golden
smile and general demeanor that he
was greatly pleased to md himself
the reigning sensation.
At Piccadilly Johnson's auto was
stopped by group OF girls. who pre-
sented the champion with q huge
bouquet. Jack proved his gallantry
by arising In his machine and maxi
Ing q brief address to the donors.
which was vociferously cheered BY
the crowd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
DO NOT SEEM TO
WANT THE COUPLE

Although the eAvannah. Ca. police
have bsen notified that Mrs. HERNIA
Murken ana Dennis J. Mccarthy, seif-
held In this city on the charge 81 beins
suspicious psFsons. the Georgia author.
idss have expressed no intention OF *.
traditiny them. They. Apparently DO
not wish 70 - bothered with the casA.
suffering from broken la which ne
recstvsd IN fall down an areavav Ia
the rear 81 the Bailey Furniturs Com
lAny BUILDING. 1905 East Main street.
He says he fell while Attem ptSng 20
spy on the woman ia her room, Il
number 14Io. The police believe that
ne was attempting to hurglarise the
place.
The womsn's case WAS continued in
police court to June 80. she has mot
been bailed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
SCHOOL BOARD ISSUE
IN FAIRFIELD
ELECTION TO BE HELD JUNE 90
SENTIMENT is
FAVORED.

An interesting injecting was held In
Glen Lea school. Fairfield district.
Henrtco county. Monday night Tor
the purpose OF discussing the pro-
posed bond issue for the erection OF
several new school buildings for Fair
field district.
Superintendent A. d. Wright, OF
the county schools: r. s. Settle. of
the department. Of education. and
several of the school trustees made
addresses. The sentiment IL strong
~ In favor OF the bond issue and the
measure will no doubt be adopted
The election will take place on June
10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
Comply RESPONDS
TO FALSE ALARM
FIRE DEPARTMENT CAUGHT
IN oEvERE RAIN
! STORM.

An alarm Of flre was turned In from
East Ashland Street Monday afternoon
about I o'clock and tho Eouthside de-
partment responded In great haste.
only to md a chimney on IRE and no
damage or danger. Returning to the
engine house the IRE ladders were
caught in a severe rain and were thor
oughly wet when they arrived at head
quarters.
II Ii now stated on what seems re-
liable authority that the IRE depart
ment will be moved into the new build.
ing by July l.