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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
In Police Court.

The case OF Alma King and Sue Ford.
charged with cursing and abusing Mrs A. K
Patterson. was continued until Monday by
Magistrate l.. n Franklin yesterday In Po-
lice Court, Fart III.
Ed. Threet colored was sent to jail for
ninety days on the charge of hbus!ng hts
brother. and was fined 500 for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
Firo DESTROYS House.

A two-story grainhouse belonging to y. w.
Martin, on tho Ninth Street Road, was de-
stroyed early yesterday mornipg by fro
Nearly sevonty-hye barrels OF corn were con-
,sumed, entailing a loss OF about $500. En-
feotive work on the part OF nremen. man
nins chemical wagon from tho souths.ds
department., prevented tho flames from
spreading TO Dir. MARITIME dweilina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
News Of Petersburg

OF the time OF the Prcsbytery. Re-
ports from the various churches will
Re received. and IL is understood that
hose reports Will show liberal contri-
buttons 10 MI the besencent causes of
Gc church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
rev. l.. G. Cooper Resigns.

l.Sp,,,, ',i 70 . ne lines 1olspalcn.]
i.ynchburg, Va, April 25.-Rev. e.
Z. cooper, who for two years has been
pastor OF tho Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church, here. has rendered his resiC-
nation. His future plans arc not
known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26
NEW OF
RICHMOND


On account of tho vigorous campaign. con-
Quoted by the South Richmond pemocrstic
G.uo and South Richmond and Chesterfield
BUSINESS Men ASSOCIATION. urging all eiigi-
h!e 70 pay their poll taxes and register, IL
!: expected that the vote on thIs aldo viii
be considerably larger than last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

Albemarle Paper Co.
American Bread and Baking Co.
American Furn. & Fixture Co.
American Locomotive Co.
Atlantic Varnish Works, Inc.
Baughnan Stationery Co.
Bell Book & Stationery Co.
Binswangor q Co., Ino.
Bishop, 8. e.
Bipss Antique Co., Ino.
Brinscrs' Sons, E. c.
Bristcw, b. C.
Cardsvell Machine Co.
Commercial Photo Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

Cobb Manufacturing Co.
Cottrell Saddlery Co.
Christopher Engraving Co.
Christie Manufacturing Co.
Crunp &c Co., Benz. T.
Dill, Inc, Jos. c.
Dunlop Mills.
Duplex Envelope q Printing Co.
Foege, John.
Fowler's CHERRY Smash"
Gordon Mctal Co.
0obhardt Mfg. Co.
Hammond Co.
Hill Directory Co.
Janes River Furn. G. Mat. Co.
johnson Publishing Co., B. F.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-26

Women's Patent Kid Pumps,
with new spool heel, Colo
NAL buckle and cut steel
buckle buckle light and 81 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Auction SALES.

---------- = - - -
TO WHOM IT. Ma -, -ftt-N u"
properly stored " lth LonH w an" ...'' a by,
New YORK. Pos i"e i't""lNk p'"Pte VIZ
sold az public auction on alsL1t l,tH-
lel4 at I'D g. ~. ar l"- W t so, MAJ ,'
store. storage depart men. l>i !ol
Manhaitdh MIs |I't t i.r' son .',,, -
pen -HIs. sou 80 tIaI'.t-t n
blge.ov. W K'ury, ". ~, d. "
~ ,fs,,ida DO Cre r Lsu-
,.o,.,-.rnt "a VI Iommops A Mar
80 ,fo-se Mrs SharHeid. / De
49, H. S+cy..-r q " DarrIuo cara
49,. X parsons X Famous. Mrs r.
l,,cne- Louis Mrs Parsons. O. y Eager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
The WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF INC
Last Twenty four Hours.

Dseisi g.ss,d ssd Iof''a-'
~ ~ e-Ta~ 1eafn~f has Df'ih'
esff1.g ,asef o.sr ue 1Dpef
fasg. 80 c1-'ae-a pains n'~iTs anu
~ EDly No.ltsin fsz,oh. WINE w.
- ni1gis D.aiaa si4t's. N'Ha>Yfl az
tssEzss rzrm Vs4fhef cpn'in9f| - Y'/'
- tsuosfsfgrss 10 fbsss s'siss 10 9~S'eT'
: azfsr - q rsu,<f IL p1'inia. There ma
- - nzfsrsi eaanae IN 's". c%fatDfe am
- in go fs3ipf sss' - fhe AlFasrfifpi
80 - o. - farlGt s0r~ 7 ~ wFafhff
- -f@ti'-l. ylfh lcr4i sI.prrfr an1 nun
sf.lfi.t. f.fr man ~ f1s rlsnffI rast -
i = - ttipfi Fi.rf alls ssEi 81 iHf fFT
- zsr~ff fir mere we're nfz'b
- ls'fs n Is.nssaes Eenfu|kY. Diir"ls
~ "'ff Ihf frlirsf4ors ore fHef 'I+ff
-. - aasyers frf1g fffo4zHo MT fin ~
49, 80 f1ef our sfsfsr Ternsfeff. fhe
= 80 sal 49, iosef iaze f"GDn. sfd
q e%.f'&r 81 re- ruth Afisnfie and sast
- S<'st. ylts InE ssSsf .@@s Ilsgl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
TRIED TO BURN A "WITCH'
Boys Set Fire, Hoping II
Would Reach Woman in Bed.

Paterson. y. J, July l6.- -Four boys
in their early teens-Frank Tumulty,
John Hyde. Charles Gritfon and John
Donohue-were charged here to-day
with arson. They had tried 70 burn
an old woman whom they believed 70
De a witch
The lads. afraid 10 90 too near
Mrs. Amelia Corbett, who. they said,
had cast spells over them. set fire to
the home OF George Dunn IN the hope
that the blaze would reach Mrs. Cor
belts house, which was next door,
and burn her in bed.
The old woman was saved by the
fremen. The boys were placed in
charge of the probation officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Lower Electric Light Rates.

Through an order issued Yesterday
by the Upstate Public Service Com
mission the Nassau Light and Power
Company has been brought 20 reduce
rates on electric current three cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
advertisements of interest to Buyers will be found this

a kilowatt hour. The benefits Of tins
reduction will be enjoyed by several
thousands Of customers OF that com
pany in Nassau County. The order
was issued on the opinion OF Commits
sinner Decker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17


.an M.tart Academy major. Judge alfo-
eatel. 20 Office judge advocate general.
Washington
Following assignments ~ GERS M-5ical Corps
Francisco and assum. charge Uedi al slp-
rlr depot a. f. Mason. Lieut. 4. y.
STARK 20 r. Logan. M 7. WOLFF.
% Preside ~ Monterey. Ma. p g. FIELD
to vancouver barracks Wash. Cap, ".
COOPER. 90 Fl sam Houston. Capt y.
&C. AUSTIN. So f. CasVell. Ma ". 4.
HOLBEOOh 10Th Cav. o. "a4senD4rg.
col. ami assume command I'd squadron 5tr
CAV. Capt e. p. ROWLAND. list Inf.
20 ti-atraZ. aug. j.. and assume COM
ma.G Pacific Branch Military Prison SEPT.
his regiment on expiration Of lave of al
-erce granted 90 take erect Aug. 81 Ma
r. u. VAN DJ-EN and SapLs J.. =
HUGHES. A. s BCWEN>. J. r.. 4 ~ BI, Rki.I
Corps and First Lieute a. y. tBER and
o. S LOWE Re-. Corps. from Philippine
Following or!csrs from stations specified 20
rIr.r- MAJ T. r. SHOOK. Med. Corps
r. Logan First Li"l;. 2 l.. +'oTT Nc
Corps. general hOspita. r.. bat aid, Flr~i
L.-.t. o. +. HAYWOOD. IP.. Med. corps
sr-v transport service Galveston. Frs
Ies- = TTRNElLL Med Corps. p,
ff d. Wright. Flret Lieut. ". A DALEY.
HENNING. Nd. Res. corps. t.. Pr -
rs MONTEREY. First Ll"g'. u. j PHILLIPS
sref poe lr-r. p BlIce FI-s, Lieut. L.
1 -6NNCILY. Med. corps. % r. Nj
Peterson.
Capt. ". r jones'. % Field Art s.l-d
n lla-'e master 2.ys,, U ~ ~
-. $3.50 A.. -, 80 ecsec, SOM
'-F.+l ~ ,o,---- e. D,.,it,,rtnes
CO.. IT,, r. = pFr:.~ ram Inf hav.
.~ tt@, fo3r5 lrlapacita.ed for active
r.rree On t,,.-n o, &c. 1,@''isy SSo,lv ,1
Or . 80. t..--'i~e .,t oso.c ali tofe
i....t .-,,, an, Roris,a-
fi'- D' ol.. .J pAv.
Lee o' az. @I -. C,,.. ,ra,,b ,-o., c,,,
Mo- ,,.t,t5,,, -, 49, ,-..
A1l N. a. -rff.rC,>- ,.C.s, ~.
no months. ~. ,'o... ,,r a.. x
orr ,tItt-f-r-y ORD Dent no months
a-1 twenty days. First Lieut.. q. q. HEX
rtN. Jr. M. no months. First Lieut..
e. - 5IEE'kEl@-, Pniuppln' scouts.
one month
NAVY.
Lieut. Con. O. kEA To-. a'.a,n"4
Teas. ~ het' s@h"e'' '''''''' N'''"''-
Lieut. J. =. Graz T. Hel"'''' O''''a. 10
horne and await "-'ra ,,... Sen
Leu. y II D-.7' 40 "'"'
Lieut. y-n.or Efa3 ,,..lea,.o,i. '''''-'
navy rerf-i'ine s "a .,'ts1 Jl.'rycs. r,o
Dars Nar,.e4fsa 10 ,c TS Georria. 10
torse ana anai' orlers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female
A NURSE Experienced infants. nurse
capable Young woman. h!ghes, T@tererc -
from last employer. Model Agen'!, ~ Nes-
3sth ~ Phone 4s27 Greeley
-A-English girI. good cook and general
touse-..ri.er hest references rift. cOuu-
-r. Model Ageury. 49, Wesf 3sth st Phone
11-7 Gr~e.el.
COOK LAUNDRBSs. CHAMBEEMAID--
WAITREas Two neat young gins. 20
ences. CITY. country. Industrial Asso ioh'
1; West - 81.
COOK Excellent manager. neat economical.
THOROUGHLY experienced. a. vars persona
references $50. city. country. lncustiial
ASSN. T. West 81 ST.
cOOK-Conpeteat woman. plain washing
or make butter. small private family a,
ri,v country excellent references. III Wes
ION s.. rear one Hight ". J.
COUPLE Cook and butler. useful. gen
eraI. Finnish best reference JIsslla
Agen,y. $50 lexington af- Tel. 49, Pi"-a-
COUPLE Scotch. EXCELLENT cook and laln-
trr.e. butler useful. entire work. cit.
rountr,. excellent persona. references. In
iuStrlal As-n. q West - 81.
COOK assist with laundry and chamber
maid-wAltress. two very neat Finnish
girls. Lest reference. Jurslla Agency' go
Lexington av. Telephone 4453 Plaza
uOrgrWORKER.- Strong Finnish girl. do
entlr. work Best references. CITY
country 80 $50 Lehtis Agency. = p
125th ~ Phone 1915 Harlem.
UDT-EWORKEK- competent. young
woman. good baker. personal referencr .
-l-v or country. MIR. Cooper As"nc3. o.
6th av.. nclr ".
T-T-TpKEsS Capable. shirts. collars
b.st reference. Finnish girl Jussila
Agenry. $50 Lexington av. Tel 1883 Plaza
MOTHER and daughter. cook ami chamber
maid or waitress. want position excellent
references y. Miss Flt2Geralds bureau.
$40 9Th av. NeV York CITY.
EI-VsE scotch. prefers infant or small
r,rdreu. CITY or country. above the Ordl-
naft $50 exceptional reference. MacNe!i
Ag@ncy. West 18th 81 -
NURSE AID MAlD-Capable Finnish girl
several years reference Jusslia AgencJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Local Official Recoi

Highest temperature yesterday. Sc degrees
tsf 80 o. I'D. low est. o. ,at o q. M. aver
age r.. average Tor corresponding date last
fear. -. average for corresponding date last
thlrtv-three years. g.
Local Foreca>t.-Local showers to-day
tomorrow probably fair. fresh south and
southwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
CARPET CLEANING.

C.uEFt.L CARPET CLEANING co -
Cleans by compressed air, steam. hand or
an ns0r l5os Broadway ~ Last hth St
cor A BRANDT. Tel. i@s -S''h' ..-
,trw YORK CARPE- CLEANING WORKS
't'@' oldest Is -grat Most Modern.
FiNE HUOs WOVEN fKoh Old CArpnis
Prices Reasonable n'hu -, y" go "a,
Tel. va fess Bryant. ts'-I' " :" '''h y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Out-of Town Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

r-H''-' rsI"O0II~7 W
PORTLAND ORE-Mcier & Frank Co. :.
WagOnh4asf. millinerr. - Cady hosicf-
notions and FeiliuSs. 81 Union -
SALT LAKE CITY CTAH-keitE. . Brien
Miss y s Parkinson millinery. 20 9Th as.
DENNER-O IS Lyman Millinery 90. - rs
Lyman. millinery. Aberdeen.
>itkANE WASH-DLllertson Grote. Ran
Kin Co.. a. Seacrist lacss notions ribbons
hosiery. gloves and notions. 80 church 81
Wellington
s LOJ1S-KinE. Brinsmade Mere Co.
Rrnk. millinery. 81 Evav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

-.- 30 ?. n.
-,,.,. NA-eussas. Coos T. -. - ran
1szia--. Austia"@ wa" To-Day
,,o--. C.lns. Philippines VIA r,,,, =
- Empress Of Japan
80 Japan. Korea. Chime. t''-'F 1,l, %
- ,,.- san Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

III EEhA CNl.-paly Bros a. y DAILY. dry
goods and general mdse 35S am az.
FORT WAYNE INb-Wof a Dcasaucr
" Luvcy .ry goods ana ladies' ready
,o-Near. 80 tth az.
GREENN1LI TEN Perkins Bros Co. W
or d.v goods and underwear, 70 W
18th ST. McNlpiu.
= STlN TEN-E VI Scarborough 4 Sons. L
Scarborough. dry goods. 20 Fifth az,
Iarh Avenue
DALLAS. TEN-Brin Rros Shirt MIG Co. =
@ Brin. Nl.rtlnrs Wauich.
DErEOIT-Eds1u Moore q Co: = = Mere
dith. drygoods. u Leonard ST
GREENWOOD : crush Bros. q " Rush.
dr, goods. CoIliugwood
NIAGARA FALLS y Y-Be.- Pros r Eeir
dryeoods. 81 Fourth av
PHILADELPHIA A. Ileftelheim & Come. :
'oynt. cioaklugs. il,- Broadway.
plTTSTIELp. MASS-Kennedy. Machines
Go. % N HALEY. domestics. nsnneIs. silks
dress goods etc. Navarro
- NA'I SE-Nral DE- Hyde. J 7 n Wright.
white goods glove. and hosier,. - Leon
ari So
CIo,ks Suits uoren,. Nysar etc
..,,....~.'. -.
PSI AZ, Mt"-'i if' MoHl'I c'o""'
~ ~. ~. ., d" r. - 81 ...
- - - w ~ = ',-n o. - |''"-'
49, ~ ~, 70" 'iI. - --ui r.,,
DETROIT Kline Garment 90. r Bfrhson'
ionS ID -r' sS't. p. manson dN-
Los ANIEI.ES-M SicEel a 60. NJ SiegeI.
Mis-. Hugen. ladies ready -to-" ear. -
-1th e.
PORT LAND. ORE Lipman. Wolfe CO. L
l--linson ladies' cloaks. suits ano iui-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

a -o.... % % I ?. M. 90 IS p M. % -
United States Department - Agriculture
weather bulletin. OF serNations taken al 3.
m. 11,h meridian time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Mems and Boys Wear, etc.

BOSTON-w FIlenes sons 60. Eaprael.
mems am boys. fu-n goods. Mis- Rock.
boys fIru goods. II n Ellis. hosiery, il3
cHlCAGO- MARSHAL Field & Co. F o.Neh
hats l0i Worth
KANSAS CITY MO-Emery. Bio ThaNer
- O. co. e. - Huhnen, Turn goods and cloth
ing - Madison Az.
PORTLAND ORE-Weisr e. Frank Co. !
lpusht (Iru goods. 81 Union 20.
CUICAGO-Marks X co. j Cohen. furnish
ing goods. Herald Square.
EUREKA. CAI(-C r Jackson. furni sh!ng
goods and clothing Flanders.
KANSAS CITY-Kabakcr. Naman Co, NJ
tIrahamson. shirts ties and raincoats. y
Narerlev ul.
NAsHvILLE-I Morse & Co. " s Bailey.
clothing. Flanders.
new ORLEANS-Bcekman r. = beeNman'
furnishing goods and clothing Wellington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

Prnin.uiar 4 Oriental
= y. Co. Frequent
~ailings. India. China
Philippines. J a p n .
australia. New Tea
land. Winter Tours In
India. Round " GRID
Tours. For full in
formation apply Cum
ard Line. 2i-2i state
street. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Miscellaneous.

GREAT FALLS. MONT-Psris y q Ca. 7 \
Fyigman general mdse 40 ith as.
LINCOLN NEI}-Miuer 4 Paine, Nj blsny'
SHOES. % Walker r..
Los ANGELES-Muse FAIRIES < Walker 90
s e. Hart JcwclU Us " Cd 80
pTTTSEURGH-Jos Farns 60. \ Beers
do-f. furniture go church st.
SAN FRANCI~cO-R We'll a. Co. boh-
nell. Leather goods AMI hdhf7. , Nates
Innings notions ribbons ana jf"eiry' I'D
BHLTiM0RE-J Gu,man & Co; y Schen,haL
shoes 200 Fifth a.. .,.-
pI-TFALO-W HcnEcrer Co. / Hengefe7.
notions IA church -
Bl-TTE MONT-Symons Drygoocs Co. + =
Myers shoes. 81 Broa IwaF.
CHICAGO-Wison Bros. r " SKINNER. zen
eral manager. rs Iiftn az. 90. .
CsITt,AGO-Carson Prize. scott 90. w T.
Nesbitt carpets rugs ana uph"ls,ti+
goods. ms Worth s..
CAGO-Mandel Bros. Miss u p bal
reits bags ana fancy leather goods. MS
y Stcrnberg notions. - = "a -
HAETFORD-G Fox & GO. M Sulli' an. "
holstery goods. carpets snd Jugs 5-
church - -,
MI%TEAPOIIS-L s Donaldson Co. NJ
Mitchell rer. Walker -
PffII.ADEIPiIIA-W ii McMahon. furniture
and Icdcius York -
RICHMOND. VA-KaIfmann s Co, T.. Na-t-
mann. notions 81 Broadwar
StVANNAH-L Adler. g Hoheustein car
pets ana upnoster, goods. 80 Fourth a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
ARMY AND NAVY GOODS.
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors.
C;overnc~ses etc. 90 Colleges. School and
FAMILIES. Apply % Mrs. 81 J. YOUNG
FULTON - linton square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

s..,-.-. paee,d tNo-J. boe,l.. "a
- ss.sr-a-. Faag-1T-1. lle,,. si 20
49, Cedric DR. l..l. raotsor,i,.e
ss-' .-Yf -.- C.Yrsio 1tau. Naples
5s.i,1 1f.-.- ROTTERDAM. Madi-oni, - -
- ..-, % Nonigonery. =. anna Nobawk
sHt. -s-sy Hook a. 40 M.
~ ,p-. Phladelp-.a ard 4n'1'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17

s..,,.- vlssim.ns. Quarantine. 100
s,,s. with one earse. Sandy Ho0A'
Z. (. -, m Philadelphia. Quarantine. lo.-'
IA Hs.a baltimore 20 The e, =. y ~ ID :
"a ---s I.rc. with mdse- qua
. - NJ xs-oor, News and Norto,z. 20
,.'. r,o-n.ri8n Ss. Co. with passe'7
~ -.-ss Quarsntlne. . 80 49,. %ewcas-
Oh. 80 30. 10 David 7. warren '''
,f.-T. Car-ssen July =. s-s
pa. .-...lf. g.. santa N-r-1 -,-,.- a. with
,.....r- II. 20 The United ~,
!, .s.o=s-. and ulSe. t.,-4 - panama
q '.- C-t-topal July sd. - iH- s a,,..'-'
. line vita ls) passeHs7'S ~
mails ana ml7e. ta-. ~ g. Arlca
-eci4-r '' >-c.,.lonss 90 Anto.agasia
-,lra-stso o. Tai-ahlano an.
,. r.-v y ~ " r. Grace q 80 49, m
Ea- NJ D. % m .tn ana an1''e-
. 90 Quarantine. ---o US. .o che
49, %-r orleans July H.. ~ ,-5
..,..r-- Pacific CO.. with rasse'E'''
30 Qla-ar-ine. 20 I'D 20 che
d. I'm =. Lane. n.th sugar Bar al
-,-t ,N,-,. Bsrac,a July TO. 20 ne 01Hs0
.-s 90 Po..,r. ,No-, sama july -
o.t.-.ii F-slt 20. with fruit. Da''
b .s-.,o ,Br :, johns Nad. jay 81. Il and and
- flovr.nc g. go. "ita '' '~'
- .- -.s-e lar - d Ill., r..-..
,.--.-..-.. ,..sr. trieste Iunc- .. Iee. .''
= g. emo 1s.v ana So i... ..eerase pas
.-f-a Bar m. s
80 a@- PhEsiapaa. soa,as175'n, am. ,1a
r...,-- 1aiy Via Q1eesn7s'o~3 a. 10 ..e en-
49,. m Line win III l1. ..i.. Bs-. $50
a. Passengers. mails an
Scr Gao r,or Bocas eel 2 r--,,., 20
=. T5c-- -.'1on : % tae ai,ea . III. q Z.
Issa f.-., lar 1.,y iG. o 90 p Nv No
49, --. breeze. patty cloudy s'-'o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
nibbing Information and
Marine NeUS of the World

the urrer MissiSsipNi VALLEY tho plains
'"H west FuIf states and the Bockt Noun
.t'l and plateau regions the weather viii -
gen. ATTY FAIR Friday and saturday. Tenn
natures VIII oe somewhat lower Friday IN
..' region or the Great Lake the middle
mississippi Valley and the south plains
s.. Yes Elsewhere they will not change dee
taN during the next forty eight hours
Minds 10Y Friday and saturday North ard
mI.u.c Atlantic. fresh south and southwest.
south Atlantic. fresh southwest. except mod
axe variable ON tho Florida coast. east
'AII moderate" variable. mostly southeast
aut south. west Gull fresh south. upper
lakes. moderate 90 fresh Ncst. lower lakes.
frcS. south v est and W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July 30
ARMY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
RTSINESS CHANCES.

VANTED-An .des Who can think Of some
si-nrla thing 20 patent? Protect your ideas.
,b.v may bring YOU wealth. Write for
Needed Inventions and How To Get Your
Patent am You- Money" Randolph ~ Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-17
WORK WANTED.

Male.
Roy. t. slightly lame one year IN high
school some knowledge - uooA keeping.
Iesires offi,e position Joseph simpson,
Scgtt Place Jamaica. y Y.
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Forecast for special Localitie. East

TUT NpF'IHI IoVhIIIIrs-I-t NI >
ern New York. southern New England.
Eastern frnusy lvania. New Jersey. Della
aware. MarN land and the District Of Co
lumbia, local showers to-day; tomorrow
probably fair.
Northern New England. partly. cloudy
probably followed Dog showers TODAY. zoe
morrow fair. not quite SO warm in interior
.~"Sh south ana southwest winds
Western New York and Western PennsyI
NaD.a. partly cloudy. with probably loCa.
thunder showers. to-day. not quite so warm
fai- saturday
virginia and West Virginia. locs thunder
showers TODAY. probably fa'r SATURDAY.
local Official Record. The FOLLOW ms 90
c.al record from the WeatEer Rurcau shows
Tire changes In the temperature FOR the last
tyenty-four hours I'm comparison With IN"
corresponding date " last year.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

,,nn,srapn Letters. 500 s so. 1000
-. 1900. 50. prompt. c. Il. Wratherfoid
e. Nassau. Room 1903 Phone Beekman DO.
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Humidity
Barometer Readings.

HumiuitN.
..... g. p. m ..... So 2 m ....- -
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A NURSE Experienced infants. nurse
rapaMe Young woman h!ghest references
from last employer Model Agency, 4f2 West
2sfh ~ Phone 4s-l Greeley
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COOK Excellent manager. neat. economical.
Thoroughly experienced. a. vars persona
-.ferences $50. city. country. Industrial
ASSN t. West 90 -.
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4 A-Erglish girI good cook and general
ta.se,,ori.er best references rift. cOur-
.r. Model Ageury. az Wes' 3sth -. Phone
4 - -.r-n-a--
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s..,.-s- wLhsimina. Quarantine. ''-'
POI with one barge. Sandy HooN'
80 ~ -. c,s-aDti1e. 70 IS
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-12-19

what time the day shift was being dis
corced. a cageful at a time, from the
DEPTHS below, a great and magnificent
proiect suddenly hatched itself In the
fertile brain of a certain Tom Winch,
who had been haunting the neighbor-
hood on business connected with the
propaeanda OF his W particular revo-
lutionary organization for the past SIX
weeks. Now was his chance. EVIL
passions. hitherto dimmed by hunger
and ~privation. were reviving. The men
were ripe for any mischief. What they
were asking for. reflected Mr.. Winch.
was blood or its equivalent and a man
10 lead them to II.
Mr.. Winch was. to do him justice. a
master OF MS Swn furtise tsasit. N
Ave minutes his project was cireulat-
INC through the throng. In fifteen the
crowd had pledged itself to do some
thing really big. and in half an hour
most of the windows &c the pit offices
had been broken ms a guaranty OF sood
faith.
Having whetted its appetite on this
hors d'oeuvre the mob listened read
ilv 10 Mr.. Winch's suggestion OF a
brisk walk to Bolton hall and a per-
sonal interview with its proprietor.
The notion ran through the excited
mass of humanity like fire through dry
ao from nnD
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"Jack. / want to speak to them.,'s
Her husband turned and smiled upon
her curiously.
what are you going to say?" he
asked. -
81 am going to tell them about
about the tea and sugar.. It's the only
thing to do" said Daphne eagerfy.
Il would rather be knocked on the
head BY a pit propi' said Juggernaut.
And he meant 1t. Some OF uS are
terribly afraid Of being exposed as
sentimentalists. Z stsa
Meanwhile the crowd had caught
sight Of Daphne. The men fell silent,
as men are fain to do when a slim
goddess. arrayed in black velvet, ap-
pears to them ~silhouetted against a
richly glowing window. But there
was a vindictive shrek from the wo-
men.
Get back at once, dear" said Jug
gernaut. You are In grave danger.
Telephone to the police and tell Graves
to get the fire hose out 1t may be
useful In two ways. Ipromise to come
in II things get worse, Hello! Who is
gthat"
4 buriy man in a bowler hat. pant.
ing with the .nnwonted exertion of a
two mile run, was approaching him
along the terrcce. He had come up
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Trouble at the Nina.

was a brutal act on my part"
o'azed out Juggernaut, with sud-
den passion.
-, No II wasn't; l deserved it,
INSISTED Daphne. whose nature did
-. permit her TO be repentant by
ua'ves. well, anyhow, / determined
nirt IN real earnest now. SO | be-
saa 70 carry OH In an experimental
,asnion. But ! can't say 1t was much
.uu' Finally. | did fall in love with
"ah III a sort OF way-don't hurt
ny nahd' dear; 1t was only In n sort
"ay-and | let him see It. Well. |
- q iacer over him. One night, I'M
~ Tue moon. ! tried to tilrt with
s'~, n newell. Jack, he fairly put
ue In my placer
What did he do?'
self" " my
Mhat did he say!"
MT much that We need talk Of noy
sAeept one thing"
what was thatg"
ne Told Inc 10 go back 10 you"
-whyY'
aeeanse he said"-Daphne's voice
NSsped iow-'that You loved me-"
.aefe was a long silence until a live
subsidized in the crate. Presently
snssernaIt said:
: was carthew. l suppose"
Daphne nodded.