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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
MEETINGS.
Notice or General Stockholders Meeting
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company.
Office OF the Secretary.
Richmond. Va, Jan. I. 1916.


Richmond. Va, Jan. I. 1916
10 Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that. on Thursday. Feb
ruary 10. 1916, at IL o'c,ocie A. NJ, a
general meeting of the stockholders OF
the Richmond, Frcdcrick1burg and Po-
t"mac Railroad Company will bo held
First National Bank building, ut tho
corner Of ninth ana Main Streets. in
Richmond. Va. pursuant To the call OF
tho president and directors OF said com.
pany adopted on December IL. 1915,
tho purpose Of said meeting being to
take action upon certain resolutions Of
the president and directors. adoutcd
December 10. 1915. recommending tho
issuance OF dividend obligations equal
TO % per cent of the capital stock and
dividend obligations o: the company
now outstanding; and also for attend,
Ing TO any other matters which may
lawfully come before said meeting
The books for the transfer OF tho
capital stock ot tao company i'll bo
closed on February :. 1916. at , o'clock
i. NJ, and reopcncd on February II.
1915, at 10 o'clock y. NJ.
BY order of the president and
directors.
wM. H. WHITE,
NORMAN PF cAni.
MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK
THE annual meeting OF stockholders OF
This bank will he held February y
street
j. II. PATTERSON.
Cashier.
The Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
f:chmond. Va. January -. 1915
The annual meeting OF the Richmond
Chamber or Commerce will be held
THURSDAY. February ~. 1915. at SIS
o'clock t.. NJ. in the auditorium OF the
Jefferson Hotel officers and direct, IS,
fc: the ensuing gear Will he elected at
THIS meeting aud other business OF :m-
purtanCe transacted.
WILLIAM 4. REED,
President.
l.. -, DUNLOP.
Secretary.
MASONIC NOTICE.
q y stated communications of .I"pi..
Ny Lodge. NJ" 80. y. T. II y N.
w will Toe held AZ thc Masonic
Tcmpie THURSDAY, 81 Inst. at 80
O'clock - NJ. Members Of sister LODGES
ana transient brethren are fratcrually
invited To he prascut
i:y order "f the w"rSi,iDful master
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON
Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LARGE mining corporation desires cx-
pericnccd coal salesman for Caro-
lima territory Prefer one with SOM.
practical knowledge Of the US" or steam
coal Address 1. 43V. care Times Us =
patch.
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TOR KEN1-Isusiness Property.

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FOR rent, hotel, 90 rooms. in a couu
Try town. rent nominal; owner board.
ing in the hotel ADDRESS q III. care
Times III patch.
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Richmond Lumber Co.. Inc

WIN take pleas,ir" in figuring on youI.
lumber and inillworl requirements. Our
ihise stock offers YOU a wid. range q!
quality AND material from which to
make sour selection. Talk 10 as betor.
oU buy
RICHMOND LUMBER co. INC
Fourth ana Stockton streets
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FOR RENT-Real Estate

COTTAGES FOR RENT AT OCEAN
VIEW. VA.
bf.SllsA BILE cottages. both large and
small furnished and tinfurniShc for
the summer season. Now is the tim.
to make your selections. Will be glad
10 give any Information TO those iu-
lcrcsted. ] also have few cottages
FOR sale at bargain prices. joseph
Morris, Rca! Estate and Rentals 269- o
Board Of Trade Buil0ing. corner Plume
and Atlantic Streets. Norfolk, Va.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WANTED. Two young men 70 occupy
heated room ~ privat. family. south
"in exposure. W est End. 81 Der week
each Two meals during the week and
three ON Sunday. Home comforts
Phou. Boulevard Sia-J
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

EUREKA PRESS saves YOU money on
ci"aming, dycing ana repairing
suits pressed, :"", suits cleaned. SOC
suits secured, .5c-caIlcd for and de-
livcrcd. 537 West broad Madiso,
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REPAIR SHOPS.
IktI.Nnl lie.

BICYCLES.
WE make specially of repairing
bicycles All work guaranteed
Prices reasonable. Bicycles for hiro
BY the hour. y. L. Gentry. sos Yves.
Broad Phone Randolph 203l.
AUTO REPAIRING.
WE make a specially of repairing and
furnishing auto springs on short no.
ucc. George e.. White IL Son. Acc
North Fifth Street
EURNlrCRE REPAIRING
CARiNET MAl<INCi. upnolstcring. rcln-
!shing and antique furniture repair
me. Get our prices. Phil. +. Whites.
~ East Main. Successors 20 J. w.
Pcnncll. Madison Ji25.
ANTIQUES, furniture made IL order.
repaired and rcfinishcd. Dut-of-town
work promptly attended 10. Estimates
free. Prices right. StcinmctZ - West
Main. Madison $780,.
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FOR SALE-IiOrSeS

HAVING decided 10 change one of my
stables into a garage. Will dispose OF
80 head OF mules and big horses and
mares They have been. working here
for the last year in big trucks ana
wagons. Their ages are from to $
Years old. VIII weigh from hoo to
!.50o pounds. They are all i'm hrst-ciass
condition. ana will sci! them under a
full guarantee. If not as represent
Will refund the money. Can 10 seen at
:. }. Cruils Stables, IA, 10. Is. 20 South
Tenth and 81" East Cary.
FOR SALE. HORSES AND MULES
HAVING finished my contract, viii sell
10 head OF extra good wori: males
right out OF hard work from 20 s
years old weight from LOCO 20 1890
pounds. price. from 500 per pair up
Also good general purpose horses ana
my fast driving mare, runabout and
condition, and can be seen at Southern
Transfer Stables, iG South Fifteen Tia
street
FOR sale cheap. to immediate p;r-
chaser. GA" Black mare. az. ; Years,
IN excellent condition. ideal for wagon
;,hd drlvIh: purposes. Apply 10 J. L..
Woodbridge. care Mcyer Greentrcc
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WlNIED-ROOnis.

YOUNG LADY wants room in privat..
nome, near good boarding house. J
- /. care Times Dlspatch
WANTED. by man, wife aud child. {
or un,urnish"d rooms 70: light
hohSe Keeping. not owe: IN minutes
walk from Seventh ana Main Streets
GIVE fun Information ana rent asked
ur>t letter. j 10. care Times Dis
r,:,iyn
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ANIMALS For SAFE.

SIN thoroughbred young Duroc Jersey
Sows Just bred first tiiac, weigh gross
from $50 to zoe. Prizes SIS 10 spa
Satisfaction guaranteed: offered only
for next IL days. Cash with order and
no correspondence Address W. n
E.lnnr. Baskerville. Va
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ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFlED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS 10
THE TIMES-D!SPATCH
"HNooLfH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
bN'b1, one cent word when paid In ad
vance No al. taken for less than 10 cents.
ec'NDhf one aud half cents a word for
a.i classified ads. except situation Wanted
~ Cne cent II word. No ad. tukon for les,
shap 10 cents.
~ ADS taken for less than 20 cents whom
SnatKed or phoned In. Phoned orders not
sursranteeu. Classification not guaranteed
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FOR SALE-VehicIes.

FOX wagons, go to Richardson Bros.
Ella Erook Avenue. painting repair
ing and rubber tire work. Madison
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FOR S.ALE-NIachinery.

FOR sale, one electric hosting machine,
sliding bars. elevators and fifteen iron
wheelbarrows. Apply w. Benjamin
Davis. Room 261 Park Bldg
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FOR RENT--Ro0ms

FCRNlS!iED rooms. central location
South Fifth
FOL: lease. % steam heated rooms
with bath on second floor. new gal
NaniHcd iron building; 80 monthly
lease Apply Detroit Place and Heat
ing co, Poythress and Dupont Streets,
Hopcwrll.
WHEN YOU come TO Richmond stop at
lpO2 East Clay street, where YOU can
get n nice clean room for 90 cents.
ROOMS and kitchemette, II North
sixth, between Franklin and Main.
TWO connecting rooms. comDletely
furnished FOR housekeeping. l"i West
Grace.
FOR rent. nicely furnished room with
heat. hot and cold water convenient:
us" .: phone. Terms. So per week
Apply Gibson Hous", ""I East Cary
street. second Hat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

POSITION wanted. restaurant soda
fountain or any other kind OF work
Harry Gribben. 1902 East Clay,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

WANTED, a position AS clerk in a store
have had some experience. Garland
Farinhuit, Ark r. O, Gloucester Coun-
~. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COME to see MS for your fruit Vcec-
tables. fresh meats oysters and poul-
try. We have a full line ut reasonable
prices. Martin Produce Co. 1925 West
Broad Street. Madison 1878.
WANTED. the public TO know that
Jahnkc Bros. Jewellers. 9lc East
Main Street. buy, sell. exchange and
REMOtNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold ana silver
taken in exchange.
DO YOU ENJOY \ GOOD
meal? The Colonial Restaurant meals
a:e great oar service is excellent
Regular dinner served from - tn 3
go East Broad.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-,ra,e.

ACCOUNTANT. experienced in various
businesses, desires the accounts of
several concerns, viii audit, write up
books. make financial statements and
furnish Information Il busy business
man wants to know Address |. 42.,
care Times Dispatch.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

INDlNIDUAl. development Of mentally
Or physically retarded childrcii.
speech correction. Alice Z. lnck ley.
NJ y. Phone Boulevard 1918 2.if
Hanover Avenue. Richmond. Va.
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ENPERi i;NCED bookkcepcr desires
permanent position with reliable eS-
tah1ishcd firm. Can furnish best OF
references Address T. go care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

PUTLEE or houscman by young man
Best OF references. Address Eng
lshman. J 2lS. care Times Dispatch.
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EXPERT HATTERS.

=
HATS made, trimmed and remodelcJ:
.hilGrcn'S hats - speciality. 3ri South
Third street Phone Randolph 1881
LADIES and mems hats OF every de-
Script:on cleaned and rrShapcd to the
latest spring styles. oar work il
o. - by Eichmond's lca'iimg ma;
dealers
UNITED HAT WORKS
formerly Manhattan Hat W"rks)
3ln North Eifth. Ncnr Hrn;ia
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.
ICE. COAL AND WOOD

BEST Pennsylvania white ash anthra-
cite, stove, nut and egg, $3.50: splint
$3.50; New River lump. s5.75: New River
or Pocahontas nut. So: run Of mine
Sa.25. w. B. Reams. T07 North Seven
teenth. Madison 6434.
SPECIAL. this week. brIquctts. So ton:
kindlng wood. 81 load: large oak
and pine blocks; every kind OF coal
used in Richmond. Just try me once
l.. T. Long. Madison 1869.
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BUSINESS CARDS
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN
If IN NEED OF MONEY. BORROW
on YOUR WATCHES. DIAMONDS
lEWELRY MD SlLNt.RWARE FROM
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
ALL. BUSINESS STRICTLY Conf
DENTAL. PRIVATE OFFICES SEC
OND FLOOR 500 EAST BROAD
STR EEr.
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GOLD AND SILVER

WANTED for cash. old gold. silver
and jewelry. Glover e. Co, 1877 East
Main Street.
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FOR Nr-Apartments.

For rent, Gresham Court, Groom
housekeeping apartment. w. L. Wat
son. Manager.
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LADIES T.Aii.ORS.

j. BRoWN. RICHMOND LEADING
LADIES TAILOR.
HAVE JUST EECEiN Ep \ FULL
LINE or TIL: LATEST GOODS AND
MATERIALS FOR SPRUNG MD SUM
MEt SUITS. WI. ARE GIVING y
pLAIE YOUR ORDER NOW BEFORE
THE RUSH. PERFECT FIT AND
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED
20. NORTH FIRST STREET
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DANCING.

PRIVATE and class instructions in all
OF New Years latest dances. Miss
Blackwell ana Mr.. llarvI". Phones:
Randolph 40, Madison HOW.
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CLOCK RETAINING

HAVE your clock called for. repaired.
delivered and guaranteed Phone
MadiSO 1913
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FOR RENT-Flats.

For rent. very desirable second floor
Hat on one uf III" best avenues ia
West End, containing Il large rooms
aud hal! room Hot water heated. VIII
rent cheap to responsible party. Phone
boulevard 2J0S-J.
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DETECTIVES.

III RCEfS Private Detective Agency
home Office, Park Building phor,
Randolph 4l56. Richmond. Va
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
MISS HOLTZHAUSER TO RECEIVE
 COMMISSION TO INDIA SUNDAY

holding a responsible position at the Stanley Works. Her varied eXper1- ences make her well fitted for her work.
 For the first two years in India she will be chiefly occupied with the study Of the Telugu language at Rajahmun- dry, in the Godavari River district of South East India This district is about as large as the state of Connec- ticut, and is in charge of the Gen eral Council of the American Lu- theran church. This field, was opened in 1S42 by Father John Christian Frederick Heyer, who was then AZ years old. At present there are thirty-four Lutheran missionaries and more than 500 native helpers in the district. Miss Holtzhauser will be one of five more to be sent out by the General Council this fall.
 All the Lutheran churches in this vicinity have been invited to par to1pate in this service. Dr. George Drach of Philadelphia, general secre- tory of the General Council Lutheran Foreign Missions, will perform the act Of commissioning, and the Reverend S. G. Youngert, D. D., of Hartford will deliver the address. Miss Holtzhauser will tell of her mission, and Pastor Wunder will make the farewell ad- dress. There will be special singing. To this service of inspiration the pub llc is cordially invited.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30

pockets when the drug knocked them out. Then I was to throw the money out of the window and he was to fused.
 Paid Him $500 a Month.
 "I had worked for this man two years. He took me from a millinery store where I was getting $1O a week and under promise of marriage 1 made $500 a month for him." This man is the fur merchant indicted yes- terday.
 A process server told MT. Smith yes- terday that in Allen street between stanton and Rivington streets he was approached by five girls in the course of few minutes on Monday night. He said he served subpoenas on two girls while they were chatting with the plain clothes policemen.
 The department of immigration has arranged to cooperate with the dis trlct attorney and the police in trying to stop white slavery If they are not citizens, and few of them are, any person convicted can be deported
 MT. Smith questioned yesterday a physician who was supposed to know whether or not there is a ring of phy- sicians who perform illegal opera tions. What MT. Smith found out was not divulged.
 The committee of twelve social workers which has been formed to help the district attorney in his cru sade will visit him at 8 o'clock this afternoon. It Is headed by Mrs Will liam Grant Brown.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
COY. JOHNSON LEADS
Has Safe Margin Over Booth of "Old Guard'' in Race for C.. O. P. Sem atoriaI Nomination in California.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 3O.-On the face of returns early today from about half of the precincts in the state, Governor Hiram w. Johnson won the republican nomination for United States senator over William H. Booth at yesterdays primary. Out of a total of 5,443 precincts, D. 759 gave Booth 75,353; Johnson 92,- 552.
 The campaign attracted wide in terest because Chester H. Powell of Fresno, a member of the republican national campaign committee, pro- tested to the committee and to Charles F. Hughes, republican nomi- nee for president, that the forces of the republican state central commit tee were aligned openly, although not officially, behind MT. Booth, Los Angeles business man.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
GOVERNORS DAY AT FAlR.
Hon. Marcus H. HOlcOmb Accepts
 Invitation to Attend.

Governors day at the State fair in Berlin will be held on Thursday, sep tember A. Governor Holcomb today accepted an invitation to be the guest of the society and will be accompa- nied by his staff of officers and mem bers of the state departments. Pres ident Charles AI Jarvis and Major Frank l.. Wilcox waited on his eex- cellency and received assurance that he would be present. Governor Hol- bearer for the fall campaign. It will be his first appearance at such a large gathering after the state convention and the occasion will be important.
 The governor will take advantage of the opportunity of inspecting the work of the several state departments as exhibited at the fair. There will be new and novel demonstrations by state institutions at the fair this year. Connecticut Agricultural col lege is making up a new display which will differ greatly from any previous exhibit. The Connecticut experimental station will arrange a
 
 specially interested in the canning and preserving demonstrations by the state extension service.
 President Jarvis, Secretary Gwat- kin and Superintendent Green went to Oxford, Mass, today on important business in connection with the fair
 Great progress is being made by force of forty workmen getting the grounds in readiness for the opening of the fair d week from next Mon day morning.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
New Britain Young Woman to Enter Missionary Field in Far East This Fall Ceremonies at Swedish Lutheran Church.

Miss Margaret M. Holtzhauser of this city will be commissioned for Lutheran missionary service in India, on Sunday evening at 7:3O o'clock, in the Swedish Lutheran church. Miss Holtzhauser is a faithful member of the English Lutheran church of the Reformation, Hungerford Court, Frederick Charles Wunder, pastor
 She is @ daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Holtzhauser of 352 Burritt street She spent the past year in special missionary preparation at the Mary J. DrexeA Lutheran Deaconess Home and Motherhouse, and at the German Lutheran hospital, in Phila- delphia, and several weeks of study in New York city. She Is a graduate of the public schools of Connecticut and of the New Britain High school. For the past several years she has been
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
ITALY'S REASONS

Finance Minister Says Cause for De-
 cla1-ing War on Germany Was to
 Have Voice in Peace Negotiations.
 Milan, Italy, Tuesday, Aug. 29, via Paris, Aug. 30, 5:3O a. m.-Finance Minister Medab, who represents the Roman Catholic party in the cabinet but was speaking officially for the Italian government, said tonight: The main reason why Italy declared war on Germany is that unless she did SO she would not have had an equal voice with Great Britain and France in the peace negotiations.
 Furthermore, Roman Catholics, who for a time stood for neutrality, now realize the purpose of the war is to establish the force of right over the right of force
 Tt is an illusion to believe that with the coming of peace the desires of the pacifists will be realized; that after the iron age, will come the gold en age. After it's present terrible ex- per1ence Europe must prepare to pre- vent its recurrence; otherwise it must despair forever of social progress"
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
APPROVE SALE OF D. WI.
Legislature of Santa Cruz Adopts Re- solutions Urging ransfer of Island to United States by Denmark.

St. Thomas, D. w. l., Aug. 30.- The legislature of Santa Cruz has adopted and cabled to the Danish government at Copenhagen a resolu- ton favoring sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States. The colonial council of St. Thomas and St. John already has taken similar action.
 The resolution adopted by the Santa Cruz legislature follows: "The colonial council unanimously request the min ister to hasten the negotiations toward ratification of the treaty with the United States, which is the only means of relieving the intolerable and rutnous state of affairs on this island. There Is no hope otherwise of rectifying our condition in the future."
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
STRENUOUS LIFE FATAL
Wealthy Young Woman, Feted by Friends After Engagement An- nouncement, Unable to Stand Raw ages of Illness.

Narragansett Pier, R. l., Aug. 30.- Miss Lyra Brown Nickerson of Provi- denCe one of the Wealthiest young women in New England, died at her summer home here today after suffer- ing from typhoid fever for two weeks Miss Nickerson inherited a large estate from her father, Edward l. Nickerson. Her mother died some years ago.
 On August 1 announcement was made of Miss Nickerson's engagement to Henry G. Clark of Providence, as-
 sistant director of athletics at Brown University. The wedding was set for October 4. The physicians who at tended her expressed the opinion that her physical condition became inn paired as a result of many festivities arranged by her friends after the an- ,, nouncement, leaving her unable to combat the disease.
 Miss NickerSOn was active in athle- tics. She had given largely to Rhode Island charities. About a month ago
 she presented a hydro-aeroplane to the aviation corps of the Rhode Island National Guard.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
TOWNSEND NOMINATED
Returns in Michigan Show Senator
 Has Safe Lead.

Detroit, M1ch., Aug. 3o.-Additional returns from yesterdays state e primary increased the majority of United States Senator Charles E Townsend, republican, and his renom- ination was conceded today.
 Albert E. Sleeper was leading for the republican nomination for gover- nor. Luren D. Dickinson was renom- mated for lieutenant governor. There were no democratic contests for these offices.
 It was considered quite certain that all but one of Michigans congressman seeking renomination were victorious Representative George A. Loud of the tenth district was the doubtful one.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
LOCOMOTIVE RUNS WILD
Engine Starts Self and Plunges Into Freight Train Throwing Three Cars Into Ditch and Blocking Tracks.

Putnam, Aug. 30.--Traffic on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad between New London and Worcester was interrupted for a time today as a result of collision between a locomotive running wild and standing freight train south of the local station.
 The engine, a small one. had been left by it's crew in the yards north of the station and started on a trip by itself. South of the station where the
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
WOMAN BOUND OVER
Mrs. Zara Unable to Furnish Bond of
 $5,OOO.

Willimantic, Aug. S0.-On a charge of assault with intent to murder her husband, Diega Zara was held for trial in the superior court after a hearing in the police court today. Tn de- fault of $5,0O0 bonds, she was re- manded to jail to await trial
 Zara, who was shot through the left lung Monday, is in a critical condition at the hospital.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-30
WIDE SEARCH FOR SLAYER
Organized Watch for Hotel Essex Gun man to Be Maintained Throughout Nation by Walters and Cooks.

Boston, Aug. 3O.-Search for Stell Zacharach, waiter, charged by the police "lth the murder on Monday of Charles w. Cranney, head waiter of the Hotel Essex, became nationwide de today with the enlistment of seventy thousand organized walters and cooks in the hunt.
 After local unions had offered 8 re- ward of $1,O00 for his capture, a de- scriptive circular letter was sent to members throughout the country, ask ing that Zacharach be held In the event that he visited any hotel or cafe to seek employment.