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WORK WANTED.


A,,rRIcAN GENTLEMAN OF integrity extern
sive business knowledge, In factory. once th4
outside work, correspondent. EnelhA ana -
man: references unquesuoned desires petiiiaileIi.
rosition as Manager or confidential assistant
ttvhere honesty and faithfulLess % duty VIII pc
aDureciated. will take thorough repEeseLl1,IoL
for first class business. Address q. b. 4ot last
l4th ST.
DEAL FSTATF-Exprierced man wants man
agement Of property; can furnish BOND uest
references. money saving results BOX 90 1910
80 ave.
va /, ~-TFD-I]v a competent mechanic who
cgn make all repairs. the care and opera
t,on Of healing plants. steam or not water ~
nrivate houses next winter moderals
charges: drsr class references fuFnlshec' Ell
gineer. Box a. Tribune Once. --
WATTFD-Position as steward or receiving
clerk On some Southern MOTEL. or would Hs3
email hotel 10 rent. 20 years eApeltil go l-'
managing hotels best OF reference AuN'e0S'
Dorset Inn, Dorset VI.
WTE,EI WRIGHT ON second bench. A. Miller.
300 Sd ST.. Eiizabethport. ~ j.. .
VOTING MAN - College graduate "a; capable
ana thoroughly experienced SEEKS postum VI
responsibility. j. r. S8I East l>ih ~
YOUNG COLOKED MAN-InteNigent. re!ia ai'.
porter. elevator practically anything L'"'S'
800 west 63d 81
Female
A REFINED middle aged lady would Ike pc
siuon as companion, cspeauer, rsSerepces
worthy. moderate selafNi fA's"eh' i'''''
Address Box -. Raucul ~ h--------
ENTERTA AMER George carrie il9ushl""
recommends d refined and cultured my %.
compshed reader. recltei aii yeti1 DaUeb
tiers Of the King and other churnh 80 I'll -
societies Will find exceptional tsh
tertainer Address j. b. D. care OF IT. """r"
ton East 29th Fl.
GoYERNEss German: excellent English arg
French. highest references ~" W ~"
Agency. " Nes 32l 81 -.-n- - .-----
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CTAPTFs WILSON'S Employment Agency
Teianhoue 2224 Plaza 14I EaEt 57th ST. sup
nlies Arst class servants TO private families a!
ref-ier Investigated
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Wilton Apis. COL W. 164th st. cor.
e,s way ZOO 'oo"
cor. st. Nicholas ave................ 400
The oakdlie. seYSs W. SSth ST.. 500
The Wilbraham, Fifth ave. and Both st. -
"a W. 4Jth St (bachelors) nm. 1000
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Three-Room Apartments.
MEsT SIDE.

Ashford. 13f Cathedral Parkway. s4sC
Falrview Court 1929 Broadway. 42(
3OO-3O2 " 10th ft near Broadway. 4SC
Oregon Gath St and Seventh ave- 100
Sound View. 140th st. & Convent ave-. $40
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Eight-Room Apartments
WEST SIDE.

Kathhdin, B'way and 18th st........ -
Umatilla. 23T W. 74th st.............. l'soo
N,choIss ave- = C. COT i'o'h = Gnu $50
wharfdae. 6O4 -sOs w 115th St.. LION
120-12J Riverside Drive .....-......... .1,spO
Lasanno Court SO7-31S W. 10th St.. Loo
Lancashire. 353 ". s5th st........... l,a00
Dorothea. 331 w. 10fst St. ......... I'sUo0
2G2 w. SD st.....-.............s ''.' i'ooOOOO
Stafford i40-i42 ". 1O4th st.......... vV0
Wellington Court, 1924 81. and Bway. l,OgV
Evanston. a0th 81. and West End ave. !uvn
! % Eivsrsids Drive f. 1900
4o- Ca,traI psrt Vs., cor p1st st . ! 0C0
chee,srs.id Gao piversia. Dr+v,.... 1900
par,t,co AZ S.n,rst pail West LOO
Yorkshire. 562 ". 18th st.......... l,.o0
Fiorhar. $50 W. p7th st.............: IonI
I'he WInAaid ooT w Feth st..... 1850
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WINCHESTER
BOARD AND ROOMS.

3Si WEST 23D sT Newly furnished rooms.
With board Home cooking -
AryERTfsuNfFs.T AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received ~ their Uptown once,
No 1894 Broadway between 8dth and 3Ith SITS,
until o clock D. m. Advertisements received az
the following branch offices ~ regular once rates
Odd ~ 1853 9th ave- cor 18th st, 100 East 18th
Al eaz West i2J a. between Tth AMI stn ayes. I:
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PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED AT THE
purest of supplies and Accounts Navy De-
.rtr,ert washington. ID. c.. until 10 o'clock
y m. september 20, 1911. and publicly opened
in,neaiatoiy thereafter. 10 furnish the navy
80 Broo,Slyu. ~ Y. quantity 81 cotton
,rdershirts. Applications FOR proposals should
refer 20 schedule $500 Blank proposals will
he furnished upon Application 10 the navy pay
1,ce Sew York. NJ Y. or % the Bureau.
+ COWIE, Paymaster-General. U. s. y
/. - a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

y0VI,Y MAKER-s5o 600 wanted. III make
100 FULLEST investigation. 100 per cent
yasrlv II Interested. write. chas Kirschman,
Cranbury, " }.
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DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
A Ready Reference List Showing Location, Number OF
Rooms and Rent Which Win Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tresome Trips.
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE

Two-Room Apartment.
EAST sIDE.
II z. 18th st. ....'..''..''''.'''.. 'i'-oo
Three-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE
al Park ave. ...................... sL4oo
Six-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
The southnoId. i45 Z. 3jth st. ........ $1,000
Eight-RooIn Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
Hanover Park ave. and s3d st........ $500
Schermerhorn, Madison ave. q SGD 1T. 1850
The Mayheld. 10 East 10Th st......... 1880
Nine-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
Meteor. u E. esth Observation-Disclosures. $500
Ten-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
Eleven-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE
III Madison ave. ................-... $4,000
Fourteen-Room Apartment.
EAST SIDE.
The Verona, 80 z. 64th st............ $1,000
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HELP WANTED.
Male

NIIF.
WANTED .-Chief engineer strictly hrst c4ass
man as chief engineer for high class Ice
and cold storage plant; l0O-ton capacity COM
preston system. IN one OF the best towns ~
rrrbicb IN live in s1uthern California. Address,
eiying experience and where have been en-
Moved c. E., BOX 30 Tribune ONCE.
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Six Room Apartments.

Bordeaux. R,v.rs,de Drive ana 127th st. $500
Portland aIo w I15th st ........ T20
Clarence aIo " p3d st........ $50
Glen Cairn. Riverside Drive and Goth St LOO
The Kimberley $50 W. i64th st........ L00
Albea 325 ". $50 st. ................. IoO
Dacone Hall, $40 W. 1924 st........... 200
Ches,ershire, $40 W. 1891 ST.. $3.50. 500
Chlluark Hall 50r " 1aad n, $50
Vera II5 w o7th az - $50
Naruna. 900 ". s0th st............... 300
Grenada Court 6le-622 ". 18th st.. =
Hudsonia, 10Th ST. and Riverside....., 9oo
WESLEYAN fJwIps s576 r3roadway T2O
Prince Humbert. 220 Cathedral P'kway l'2oo
La Touraine. 115th 81. and Morning
Maranamay sIl-17 West 1I2th St 80
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Female.

Female
Nas Dill SRUpY Hopkins B Ist gs6- Az y
5O5 FIFTH AVE.
suppIies Families Schools. Institutions, Etc'
Teachers, Governesses, Nurses, Ladies Maids
Secretaries. Companions. etc.
BRIGHT young women for Office work: must 1e
o1,ick and accurate. Address b. z, Box II.
Tribune Office.
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De La Sale Institute

CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. NEW YORK CITY
ENTRANCE los WEST 59th STREET.
Conducted by tine Christian Brothers
New York's Representative Catholic High
school. Scientific and Commercial Courses.
Military Drill. Gymnasium.
Limited number of BOarders taken.
RE-OPENS TUESDAY, SEPT 10Th
Far rrosrectus address Rro Director
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AUTO TOURS Il sos %a.i:
Rs,mond q Whitcomb Co.. 225 Fifth Ave.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT liza.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board
q, Water supply, at its Offices, seventh floor.
NJ, Broadway New York until II A. NJ.
SsDtennber 26 1911, for Contract ll3, for test
Ills and borings on the site OF tho proposed
silver Lake reservoir situated about u mills
Sest ~ Tompknsville. and about miles by
,rcIiev from St George ferry. Staten Island.
Borough OF Richmond, New York city;
At the above place ard time the BIDS VIII ne
,,ht,clv onen.d and read. Pamphlets contain
me- Information for bidders can be obtained at
,bs above address by depositing the sum OF I'VE
dollars $50 for each pamphlet. For rurther par
vtrnIars see Information for Bidders.
CHARLES STRAUSS,
President
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK.
JOHN r.. CALVIN,
commissioners OF the BOARD OF Water supply.
JOsEPH p. MORRiSSBY. secretary
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LOST BANKSOOkS.
rypEWRITJNo AND TYPGWRITeRs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81 csuAao9os
IN Underworld RsminstsnA oivsss' Sm's3A
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" daIIIltl IDIIf = i7V'3'30
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued.
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Two-Room Apartments.

he Verona, SO z. 64th st. ............ 81
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Twelve-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
rbs r-rhr,a. West End ave & e2d ~. 81 500
Georgian Court. Central PIX w. & 6oth aoo oo
l2O-f25 Riverslde Drive. .............. S'ouo
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Fl Dorado. Central Park West Goth 81. s3.oOo
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GoVERNEss German; excellent Eng ~ az
French highest references -" 49,
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$40 broadway New York City
The following Is a diagram OF the property
10 be sold It's street number is 25T Monroe
Street:
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
Notice.

Whereas, there is now IN the pos
session Of the Missouri q North Ark.
ausas Railroad Company, lot Of
goods, merchandise aud other prop
erly, received by It, which has not
beeu claimed, called for or received by
the owners, eonsignees, OF other an.
thorized persons for more than six (6)
months from the time Il should have
been called for, now, notice Is hereby
given that the same will be sold under
and by the provisions Of See, 5000 of
Kirby's Digest Of the Statutes of
Arkansas 70 the highest bidder for
cash In hand,
Said sale will be at the unused pas
senger depot Of said railroad com.
pany, situated on Block No, 81, of
Harrison, Arkansas, commencing on
the 18th day Of December, 1911, and
will continue from day 20 day az the
same place until the sale Ia completed,
Sale will be between the hours OF %
o'clock la the forenoon and 5 o'clock
Ia the afternoon Of each day OF sale,
This, the Goth day OF November,
1911,
MISSOURI 4 NoRTu II, II, Co,
Dy w. y, Roberts. Auditor,
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
Notice of sale

Notice Ii hereby given that /, J, W,
Helm, sheriff of Boone county Ark'
ausas, by virtue Of an order Of sale
lssued to ne by the clerk of the eirs
cult court OF Boone county, Arkanst ts,
Ia the ease of j, G. Lee, plaintill,
against J, A. stephens, defendant,
wherein Judgment was rendered In
favor OF the plalutlil In the justice
OF peace court Of Omaha township,
Boone county, Arkansas, for SlsS,5O,
with percent interest and costs aud
attachment Sustained against the
hereinafter described real estate, u
transcript of which judgment has
been Aled In the office Of the clerk OF
said Boone circuit court as provided
by law, will, on the 10th day OF De-
eenber, 1911, between the hours Of
y o'clock a, m, and ! o'clock y, mo
Offer lor sale AT the south door OF the
county court houAe In Harrison, noone
county, Arkauaas, at pnblio yendue 70
the highest bidder, on a credit of three
months, the following deseflhed lands
Ia Boone county, Arkansas, toswit
The northwest quarter of the south
west quarter and the west half of the
northwest quarter of section 80, town
ship u north, range ~ west,
Said lands will be sold as the prop
erty of the defendant, j, A, Stephens,
levied upon under the attachment
aforesaid,
The purchaser at said sale will be
required TO give note with approved
aecurlty, benvrnp q percent interest,
aud lieu will be retained on said
lands tlll the purchase money IL paid,
Given under my hand this, the t4th
day Of November, lgtl,
J, W, HELM, Sheriff
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
Vicious Tastes and Examples.

When society woman makes
such a pet Of a monkey as to provide
for it a superbly furnished room, an
ivory bed for it to sleep upon, silver
dishes for it to eat from and half a
dozen or more servantsto wait upon
it, it indicates not simply a weak
mind, and a foolish hobby, but is
one of those straws which show the
trend of life among people who are
possessed of far more money than
sense, and who have no idea of their
obligations to the world
Such people by their manner of life
are initiating the practices Of the
idle rich during the degenerate days
Of ancient Rome, and which practices
were largely responsible for her de-
cadence. 1t is not to be supposed
that the idle rich in this country will
exert so great an influence, but un-
doubtedly they get many imitators
and, what perhaps ofmoreconcern,
they cause a vast amount of very
natural discomfort.
If social revolution ever does
occur in this country the response
bility for it will lie mainly with the
class that makes more Of monkeys
and dogs than of children, which
turns night into day, which misuses
wealth, and has no scruples in
smashing to pieces the decalogue.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
Lightning Kills Few.

In 1906 lightning killed l69 people
in this whole country, Ones chances
Of death by lightning are less than
two In a million, The chance of death
from liver, kidney or stomach trouble
is vastly greater, but not If Electric
Btters be used, as Robert Madsen, Of
West Burlington, Ia, proved, Four
doctors gave him up after eight
months of suffering from virulent
liver trouble and yellow jaundice. He
was then completely cured by Electric
Bitters. They are the best stomach,
liver, nerve and kidney remedy and
blood purifier on earth. Only SOC at
Colfman q Kirby's.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
Good Road Commandments.

/ 4. AnOu ohbiS NNNAAseSSh6i. Mp
at the good work, and let nothing
discourage thee
IT, Tack thou a board over those
treacherous holes in bridges and
thereby save the bones of both thine
and thy neighbors' valuable horses
III Thou shalt trim out all brush
aad hedge rows bordering the road,
that the sun and the wind of thy
Creator may keep thine highway
dry. and that passersby may not be
sufocated unto death.
Nv. The noble drag being thy
handiest and most efficient weapon,
thou shalt WELD it twice a week at
the very least. Blessed is the man
who useth the drag for his fellow
mans sake.
V. Thou shalt open all drain
bitches at the side of the road
bordering thy farm, lest the water
collect in low places and form mire
in which thou or thy neighbor may
get Stuck whereupon the record.
ing angel listeneth with great pity
to wicked words and swapping Of
the whip,
II. Toss thou those aggravating
and damaging stones from the track
of thine highway; for thou grittest
thy teeth in anger and thinkest
wicked sayings when thy vehicle
strikest them. And they do knock
the "stuthng" right out of thy buggy
and wagon wheels. Likewise do
they trouble and injure the noble
horse,
VII, fthy neighbor be a shirker
and do,th not his full share of inn
proving the roads, let not this put a
damper on thine enthusiasm; but
rather set a good example and show
by thy works that thou are truly an
honest "booster" and not a hanger
on. Then shall thy neighbor blush
with shame and feel contraned to
follow thy shining example,
VIII. When thou drivest to town,
put thy spade in the buggy, lfthou
comest to one Of those ruts which
do cause thee and thy neighbor to
swear when passing over fill thou
it with Il few spadefuls of dirt, Thy
neighbors will bless thee for it, and
thou moyest save a big repair bill
on thine vehicle,
TX, If thou hast been guilty of
throwing brush or any kind Of trash
into one of those drain bitches along
thy farm, go thou straightway and
remove the obstruction Or if thy
neighbor has committed a like often
&C, thou shalt intercede with him
till he also removes those hindrances
aud open up the ditches Fora road
with bitches across it or down the
main track, rs an abomination and
a curse in the sight Of every mortal
who laboriously travels over it,
X DO thou all this and as much
more as seemethgood. Preach thou
to thy neighbor, and to thy neigh
boris son, that good roads are never
q happen.so, nor vegetable that
springeth up in a single night; but
that they are q natural result OF
mortal mans untiring efforts. And
remember thou these points
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
--co.I seuddIes ise each at The Fair.

Coal Seuddles iSc each Al The Fair.
Mems $l.00 white Isundered shirts
lSc At The Far.
See Palace Drug Store for Wall
Paper. w. II. WATKINS, Prop.
See McMahan & WhitesIde for Ab-
sssacts. Office In Court House
-Ifyou are a booster, buy a sack
of the best flour made-"Mineral
Belt"
See the special line of trimmed
hats, from S1.00 up, at Mrs. Armi-
tage & Bakers.
Another Car load Of Sash
and Doors at Boone County
Hardware Company.
"A full line of all sizes window
glass at Palace Drug Store.
W, II. WATKINS, Proprietor.
Why use shipped in -four?
Mineral Belt is the best High
Grade Flour on the market.
For best up.to-date trees and
Strawberry plants, write to J'G' ray
lor & Son, Harrison, Ark.
J. Z, McGin, Of up-the-creek, has
moved to town, and is occupying
the residence south Of a, X, Toney's
When you haye bilious attack
give Chamberlain Tablets a trial.
They are excellent. For sale by all
dealers.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
-pr. Richards. recently from Kan.

DIR. Richards, recently from Kan
sas City, who has had fifty years
experience in the practice of medi-
cine, is now prepared to deal with
chronic diseases. He has made la
dies and children's ailments a spe-
cial study. Consultation free. One
block east Of the court house, Harri-
son, Ark.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
Sunday Papers.

st, Louis Sunday Papers will be
on sale at Post Office every Sotur.
day and Sunday afternoon at mail
times, Saturday night and Sunday
morning at {, l., Glincs & Co.'S.
store.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
See Boone County Hard
ware Company before buying
your Sash and Doors.

See Cotton & Shinn for abstracts
TO your land, Office upstairs north
east corner square, west OF post
office.
DIR. Charlie Routh has returned
from trip TO Little Rock, where he
went last week TO attend the grand
lodge meeting Of the Masons,
"A fine baby girl was lately born
70 Mr. and Mrs. Bee Bowers, north
OF town. Mrs Bowers was former
ly Miss Edna Lovett, of Oak Grove
Mineral Belt is so milled that it
requires less kneading than ordinary
-four Try it,
IS pounds Eagle Thistle Soda for 2Sc
al The Fair
If you are troubled with chronic
constipation, the mild and gentle
effect Of Chambcrlaiu's Tablets makes
them especially suited to your case.
Sold by all dealers,
The fact that the trusts are do.
ing just what you would do were
YOU "in on the ground floor" is one
reason you look on so eomplacently
while they rob you.
Much is said about trusts of
various kinds except the whiskey
trust, the one that is larger than
any other and the one that corrupts
the stream that all others flow in
You will find that druggists every.
where speak well of Chamberlains
Cough remedy. They know from long
experience In the sale Of It that la
cases OF coughs and colds II eau al.
ways be depended upon, and that II Is
pleasant and safe TO take. For sale
by all dealers.
Last week the Springfield
Business College received passes for
every member of the telegraph de-
partment ready for n situation
Every able bodied young man CON.
pleting the telegraph course in that
school can begin work as soon as he
graduates,
We wish 70 call your attention to
the fact that most infectious diseases
such as whooplng cough, diptheria
aud scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has cold, Chamberlain u
Cough Remedy will quickly cure
cold and greatly lessen the danget
of contracting these diseases. This
remedy Is famous for It's cures OF
colds. II contains no opium or other
narcotic and may be given TO child
with implicit confidence, Sold by all
dealers,
roread that flint aud tinder for pro.
ducing FIRE is coming into use again
makes one rub his eyes aud wonder
ifthe world is going back to the old
days Of tallow dips, Brown Bess
muskets and the wearing Of wigs aud
pigtails Yet il is a fact in Germany
llint and tiudcr are already in extcn-
sive use, and all because the German
government has put u 400 per cent
tax on matches, Sueha retrogressiye
policy naturally leads TO the revival
Of obsolete customs.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
lIArrIaon Property Cheap.

T. W. Alvefaon has three acres of
land and one lot in Harrison that
he will sell cheap
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
For Sale.

A good bottom farm In the ozarks,
For grain, alfalfa aud fruit II IL un'
escclled. For full particulars address
this Office
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
Holiday prices on Clothing al The
For Sale.

Having a small Jersey Bull ready
for service, wish TO dispose of my
Jersey bull, az years old, gentle, also
a full.blooded Jersey COW for sale.
FREp II. MEyKR.
Dairy fnrnl, Batavia.
The Harrison times., 1911-12-02
Farms for Sale.

Three good farms Ia Newton eoun'
" for sale. All cheap. Address W, ],
Pructt, at Willcoxin, Arb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-27
EX-POL|CEMAN
IN COUNTY JAIL
Walter Parkinson Injuries Officer
Who Was Putting Him
Under Arrest.

Becoming dlsorderly at the police
barbecue yesterday afternoon, EXPO
liceman Walter Parkinson, recently dis
charged on account Of physical disa-
bilities and put on the pension list, was
ordered arrested by Sergeant Sowell
Fatrolman Goode, one of the new men
on the force while attempting TO carry
out the orders of his superior officer,
was kicked in the stomach and for the
time laid out.
Several other officers came to the aid
of Goode, and with difficulty succeed :
ed in subduinG Parkinson, who for the
Time seemed TO be craZed. When he
was brought to his senses officers car
ried him to the county jail without
any further trouble. He was locked
up there and will appear for trial
this morning.
Policeman Goode suffered intensely
from his injuries and for somc tima
Writhed on the concrete floor of the
exhibition building, where the trouble
TOOK place. He nnally was taken IN a
ta%icah to the Retreat for the Sick.
where he was treated by DR.. ~ q.
CospH 1t was said last night that
Gccde would be ready 10 go ON duty
-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-27
NO FEE CHARGED
BY WENOENBURG
Gives Services to State as Public
Duty, Even in Midst'of
Campaign.

Because of the pressing demand on
his time in assisting the prosecution in
the Beattie murder case. Louis O. Wen
denburg, candidate for the State SEN
ate from the Henrico district, has been
unable TO keep number of speaking
appointments made several weeks ago.
MIR. Wendenburg could not FIJI an ap-
pointment in New Kent county yes
serday. and he stated last night that
he would endeavor to get over the dis
trict just s soon as the opportunity
offered. He is being opposed by Judge
T. a. Wickham.
X The positive statement was made
yesterday that when Mr.. Wendenburg
was called into the Beattie case at the
request Of the Chesterfield county au-
thor!ties. he announced that he would
assist Judge Gregory without pay. as
q public duty, believing that the crime
was so atrocious that every effort
should be put forth TO apprehend the
murderer. He will not. therefore. re-
ceive any fee for his services.
Although he has given his whole
time and attention to the gathering
or evidence, Mr.. Wendcnburg still I'm
In mind the fact that the campaign is
warming up. His district takes II,
Henrico. New Kent Charles CITY and
James C!ty counties and the CITY Of
WILLIAMSBURG He HAS Informed his
friends. however, that while he is de-
sirous and hopeful of success. he will
not permit the campaign to interfere
with the greater work in which he Is
engaged " "