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THE WASHINGTON F0STM 14, SHE HAD DOPE OUTFITS Police Discover Opium Sets in Woman's Trunk. AREEST FOLLOWS HUSBAND'S Mrs. Lulu Hichol, Wife of Man Accused by Maiyland Authorities of Picking Pockets, Is Taken in Custody with Otto Baltimore, at Boardinghouse--Alleged "Smokers" Arrested. i oinplcte "dnpe outfits, one of ii xpensn, afT.Ur. were distov- detectives last even- i i 11 in a woman's trunk at a i bo.irdlng-house, while is found accidentally in an- of the- mom when the detec- id the trunk.

Both out- now at police hendquar- i i Mrs I.nUi NLJiol, of Leon- i -tiril. -lie man who was arrested I I ton police on Saturday i i turned over to the 1 i ml uithori'ien to answer the I if rohtj' ry. stepped from a train i i i Be.icn Junction yesterday 1011 "hf under arrest hr he'd pf'ndmff investigation. She 1 i i from Marlboro. I i yesterday to appear as i i i fr.j her husband, whom the i -d accuse nf being a pick- Woman's Companion Held.

i i XUlK.1 a i Otto Loeb, who i lu 111 IV- estimation. i i asserted kin evening that nd m-Mt tec i.ocb, who saya lie '-it'ii i yesterday- I.oeb i i i i suit promt, and said that! dow Nirhol, if possible. hf (niii has iic-i the citv sinre 1 i me and her 1 i are to have stopped at I four hotels i i to her room last i llio tompiftn si mMiur i i i i i "tT to headquarters. Tho i i i i sent to House i on i i.oeh a hold a pns- it First nrenrct station. Detectives Smell "Dope." i i the hall waiting to one of NEGROES OWNED SLAVES.

Virginian Quotes Historical Records as His Authority. Editor Post: A question of historical Interest has recently been discussed in the newspapers in and out of Virginia. Did free negroes before the civil war ever own sieves? Some have denied and others affirmed It. I remember distinctly when a boy to havo seen old Friacllla Ivey, who lived near my father's home, opposite Clarks- vllle, on Roanoke River, in Mecklenburg County. She was very black, even of a darker hue than her slaves, and what impressed my youthful mind -was that one could own anothf-r.

They callel her Mlas and were very obedient to her commands. She was the widow of Frederick Ivey, free negro, and lived to ffreat old age. examined the records In the clerk's office of Mecklenburg: yesterday. To my surprise I did not find a single citizen who had over heard of the fact before. I inquired for some old men to get their recollection of the Iveys, but was told by the sheriff that there were no very old men at the courthouse.

Clerk Hutcheson knew nothing about them or their ownership of slaves. But in will book No. 9 I found that the will of Frederick Ivev was probated on the 25th of JTay, 3S21, In which loaned hln widow, Priscy Ivey, all his land for life, and gave her all his personal property. He owned acres qC land In the county. Alexander Field qualified as administrator t.

bond. J5.00it/before Edward S. Tabb, clerk. His widow Prlacy died In 1S3S. and her -will was probated at the September court, in 1S56, in will book No.

M. In her will she says: "Item 3. I give to my son. Frederick Ivey. a negro girl.

Susan, and her Increase. Item 4. I give to my grandson, Jemea Frederick Chavous, a negro boy. Frederick. a negro girt, Betsy." An appraisement -was made of her properly in October, 3555, by IV.

H. Blanch. Richard Wootten, H. Allcott, and Jnmea D. "Whltice, and among the items are: One negro girl.

Betsy, $SOO; 1 negro woman, Suc an, and child, JSCd; 1 negro bov, Fred. $600. Thomas B. Wall qualified as administrator c. t.

bond, JG-OCO, before R. B. Baptist, clerk. The names of all these men are familiar to old people in the county. Old Ffiacy had at her death the same- acres left by her husband.

It was divided among his and her children. land where Jeffreys Junction, of the Atlantic and Danville and KeysvPle fnd Durham railroads. In this county. Is located was a nart oi the Ivey property. THOS.

D. JEFFRBSS. Chase City. August 3, 1907. MUST FACE OLD INDICTMENT rt) I i i s-ioll of 'dope' ts of no.ii-b rooms into i i was confirmed as he ap- i the otlie- door.

He rapped, and Itn itcd to enter the room, where in- dr tm i saj i lie siw two young s.mokm!j opuim pipes I -iias i pave his affe timl his occupation as (Vikf i. Ernest Shelton. alao -four. ind a steimfittcr, wcro the i' ii hn erf- miprrtiptert They were on the charge of vagrancy. Shel- TI w.i-, released nn the deposit of 540 col- i i i i hut BlondPll was obliged to stay the a i house all night.

Henry Recntio to Be Tried Here for Altered Sbortagre tn 1902. Former Department of Justice Disbursing Clerk Found in Cincinnati After Five Years' Liberty. Held for Grand Jury. rd Xu ol was arraigned i Marlboro jesterday, and John a i hargod Ith the same offense hoi. a of picking pockets, were -h In SI 300 bond for action by the mil Thoi -wire unable to furnis-i -mrt were rcmanticil to jail.

GIRL STABS ASSAILANT. Young Woman Fights Off Colored Man, Who Barely Escapes Lynching. MI' i Tin a i i i v-. ork. 13 --Vigorous jabs with i i i ml power of a lusty pair Bridget from the i i i I- i' man early to-dav, In- iflrl a a himself nad i (st- ipe from I at the i nf mditrnunt crowd i wno is years 1 tin- a i of I Dwyer.

a i i horse breeder. ho lives! I roiiu -nd Cowfnhom en avenues. --'i Bai Miss is attract nd to a manv admirers. v. is i she was turning to her i i the- colored man attacked her.

on sh at East Twent; -fourth Jerome avt-nue tiie man sprang i he uul Rraspprt the girl i i to t(t fle her crips by placing 1 iiul mouth With her free i nd I er disengaged a hatpin i i times into as- i trie imn relented his crasp Miss and George Hahn. a real 0 dealt who lives close bv. re- rlfd light of him the colored iob to heels Hahn, assisted. sir! to houie and tnen notified ICP i John McGinnia and twenty re- I 1 im a hunt for the colored in onn nf the racing stables and e- When near stable wero attracted bv cries and rush- i hist in time to save a colored man i up The man wag ar- ccl. hut a'-lde from denving his sulk or Kno-w ledKt- of tho crime, -would not ex en refusing his name win be Klven a hearing later after A bv Miss Iwyer to Identify Henry Reehtln, former- disbursing dork of the Department of Justice, who is alleged to nave been $7,604 short In Mil accounts, will be returned here for trial, according to a record made by the district attorney in the Criminal Court yesterday.

Reehtln, whose alleged shortage cams to light on June 18, 1902. was discovered recently in Cincinnati. Ohio, where he Is to be employed as a clerk. He was taken before Joseph L. Adter, United States Commissioner for the Southern district of Ohio, and at the hearing: Katharine Krehnbrink gave bond for $5,000 to insure Hechtin's appearance in court here on October 1.

Following the discovery of the alleged shortage. Reehtln was arrested. He was arraigned in the Police Court, where he gave bond in the sum of $10,000 to await the action of the grand jury, and was indicted for the January term of the District Supreme Court for 1903. For some reason which has not been explained, the grand jury deferred Its action for more than nine months after Itechtin's arrest. The District code provides that unless the grand Jury acta within nine months upon the decision of a Police Court judge holding an accused person, the bondsman shall be released.

Rechtin, In consequence of this delayed action, has been at liberty without bond since January, 1903. TRAIN WRECKED IN CAPTURE COLORED WARDS. Police Retake Boys Who Tired of Children's Guardians' Rule. Tired nf helns? wards of the Board of i M'd'en iard'ans. William and Lloyd a i colored lads, aged eight and fn decided on Mon- A e-.

p-iinif to escape from the watchful es of a MM Wallace of Deanwood, 'md thosen as their caretaker. fuffltlves we-o captured a In the noino of a fflend In Tree alley. Officer Jackson, of Fourth proc-inc-t, ferreted out young IV eirlv jesterdav afternoon, and Kite discovered his brother Lloyd about 30 o'clock In thft evening. Tr- order that the boys miffht be kept ire iafelv in the future, tnev were i to the House of Detention last SAVE FIVE FROM FLAMES. Firemen Breaking in Door, Rescue Sick Man, Woman, and Children.

Gloucester, Aug. Green, 't a of this place, and four mem- hers of hK family had a narrow escape from being burned to death early to-day i i home badly damaged by paru of men and women returning to homfq discovered, the fire, and v. ille tome of the party made efforts to iLwakf the family others notified, the flre- m-n The door of the dwelling was battered In and Green, his wife, and three children were taken from the burning: bouse Green is 111 with typhoid fever and was carried out by those who discovered Ihp flre Accident Near New York Delays Thousands of Suburban Residents. New York, Aug. wreck of a freight train in the Bergen Hill tunnel, of the Delaware.

Lackawanna and Western near Hoboken, tied up the entire suburban system the railway for several hours to-night. A car in tlie middle of a long freight train jumped the track In the tunnel, and was followed by a score of other cars, which piled up, completely choking the tunnel. Thousands of suburban were delayed for many hours before the wreck was cleared away. No one was injured. M'DONAID'S WILL FILED.

Gambler's Imprisoned Widow Given Bower Rights in $500,000 Estate. Chicago. Aug. will of the late Michael C. McDonald, former well-known Democratic politician, wag flled In, the Probate Court here to-day.

The petition accompanying the will estimated the value of estate at not to exceed $500,000. The widow, Dora McDonald, who is charged with the murder of Webster Guerin, was given her dower rights. With the exception of two minor legacies, the remainder of th estate is to be held by trustees for fifteen years, and then to be divided among the three sons. THAW TBIAL POSTPONED. White's Slayer Likely Not to Face Ear Again Until January, New York, Aug.

aecond trial of Harry K. Thaw, charged with the murder of Stanford White, la likely not to take place until the January term of court. This information was developed to-day at a conference between Martin W. Uttleton, counsel for Thaw, and District Attorney, Jerome. While Mr.

tferorae would make "no public statement. It waa learned that he probably would be unable to move for a second trial until January. LIKELY TO AVERT STRIKE. Army of Philippines Reunion. Kansas i Aug.

annual rnmloi of the of the Army of the heff nere to-day with a umber of veterans present from till part-s of the country. Gen. Arthur JVIacArtJiur. commander-ln-chief, respond-, ed to the welcoming addresses. Harriman Line Boilermakers Expected to Ratify Committee's Agreement Los Angeles.

Aug. threatened general strike of boHermakera on the Harriman lines has probably been averted. At a conference to-day between a committee of bollermahers and Patrick Sheedy, local superintendent of motive power. It waa agreed that all men be taken back including those discharged. The conference followed the resignation yesterday of Foreman Carter, of the local shops, whoae removal was demanded because of alleged discrimination against union men.

and on whose account 600 men from El Paso, to Portland. are on strike. It Is expected that the agreement wil! be ratified by both aides. THE SUNDAY POST. By mall, $L50 per year.

GRAZED BY SEEING SLAYER Woman Insane After Meeting: Han Who Killed Husband. Convict Just Freea from Long Term in Prison Widow of Victim on the Street. SpeeUl to 1 he Washington Tout. New Toik, AUff. Insane" by the sight of the man she believed still to be In State's prison for killing her husband, Mrs.

Minnie Horn, ot 819 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, IB in the Flatbuah Hospital to-day and -will be kept under observation until the doctors can determine whether her mental illness will be temporary or permanent. Mrs. Horn Is the widow of Patrolman John Horih who, ten years ago, was attached to the Vet-non avenue police station. While arresting Patrick Roach on a charge of larceny, Horn was stabbed to death by Patrick Sweeney, a "pal" of Roach, the weapon used being a eword which Horn had found In Reach's possession. Sweeney grabbed the sword from the policeman's hand and drove It through his body.

Horn lived a few days and at his death Sweeney was arrested and on the charge of manslaughter, third degree, it being- alleged at that time that political influence was responsible for leniency In his case. Sweeney was sentenced to ten years in prison. He gained his liberty a few days ago, and the police say he immediately returned to his old Mrs: Horn 'had heard nothing of Sweeney's release. She was walking down Myrtle avenue, near Nostrand avenue, yesterday noon when she came face to face with the man responsible for her great affliction. The shock was too much for her and she became hysterical.

"There's the man that killed my husband!" she shrieked again and again. Neighbors took her home. She kept repeating- over and over again to her four children that she had seen the man who killed their father. Patrolman Alfred Merrill arrived at the Horn homo shortly afterward, it being part of hla duty to on the circumstances of families of dead pollcemeu. On his advlca, Horn was taken to the hospital.

PAKSOff MUST PAY ALIMOKY. Mrs. Cameron Awarded $6 Pending Husband's Suit for Divorce. Special to Tho Washington Poet. New York, Aug.

Dickey, In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, to-day awarded Mrs. Emma M. Cameron $8 a week aJImony and $100 counsel fees, pending the trial of the suit for annulment of marriage, which Is being brought against her by Rev. James J. Cameron.

It was on the strength of discoveries alleged to have been made after thirty years of married life that the minister brought suit for an annulment some time ago, and incidentally constrained his bishop to unfrock him. The bishop decided that a Protestant Episcopal minister was not qualified to exercise his offices while attempting to straighten out such a matrimonial tangle. Cameron bases his suit on the allegation that hia wife was a divorcee at the time of their marriage, a fact which he did not know then. He was nineteen, and just out of Trinity College. TRACED BY FBTGEB PBIHTS.

Alleged Author of Black Hand Epistle Leaves Identifying Hark. Special to The Washington Post. Elizabeth, N. Aug. by finger prints, discernible In an Ink Impression of a "black hand" signed to a letter received by Father Ferrettl, of St.

Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, Ja which the Italian "priest is threatened with death unless he turns over $800 by September 3, Michael Venzio, an Italian who runs a barber shop at 316 Fourth avenue, arrested this afternoon as the writer of the letter. The police he confessed, and they expect through him to get hold of other members of the Black Hand Society, who are believed to have come here recently. When the writer of the letter placed fingers in the wet Ink of the drawing of a hand, which had been affixed to the letter, he furnished identification of himself. "When the ink dried there became discernible In the crude drawing the lines in the tip oi the second flnger. The police rounded up several Italians and "took impressions" of their fingers.

SILK OPERATIVES HOLD OUT. Harvey Mills Will Grant Eight-hour Day if Others Will. Scranton, Aug. expected break in the silk mill strike did not come to-day, the textile workers' organizers prevailing 1 on the operatives of the Harvey Mills to stay out until a general agreement Is signed. Many of the girls reported for work, but were told It would be useless to start up without a full force and while the conditions remained unsettled.

An officer said the Harvey Mills gladly grant an eight-hour day, were It possible; but unless all the mills did so, It would be unable to go any farther in concessions than it had already done--a flrty- hour week. The operators have called another meet- Ing, the disposition of the Harvey Mills to make concessions having set several of mill men thinking, and there la now belief that they will agree upon something definite to offer the strikers. About 5,000 operatives are on strike. EXCUBSIOHS, NORFOLK WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. Jamestown Exposition, Potomac River, Chesapeake Bay, Hampton Roads, BY NIGHT and DAY.

Steamers Daily 8:00 a. m. 6:30 p. m. Including Sundays.

Land passengers at Exposition Grounds. MOD3RN STEEL STEAMERS. HANDSOMELY EQUIPPED. iZTTicluts and mt city Ticket Colorada Bldg 1Kb and 13 or at wharf, root ur 7th NORFOLK WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. SUMMER RESORTS AND TRAVEL WHEEE AKD HOW 10 SfSSD YOTJB VACATION.

THB WASHINGTON POSTS 8ESOBT INFORMATION BUEBAB WILl Enable Yon to Obtain, Free of Chirp, Detailed ud Descriptive Booldets of Eeaorts, Hoteta, Stttioad and Steamship Krato, Call It The Poafs Beaut Bureau, Washington Post Baildiiz. EXCTTRSIONS. EXCURSIONS. EXCURSIONS. INDIAN HEAD TRIPS Str.

Charles Macalester EVERT FRIDAY AT 8 O'CLOCK M. MARSHALL HALL Dally. 10 a. 2:30 and 3D p. m.

11 a. 2i3O nad StSO p. m. Appointment! ttrw-claas. All amnsemnits.

SCHIlOEDER'S BAND. (round trip) 35 FOR MT. VERNON Dally. 10 p. m.

(Sundays oxcepted) (round-trip excursion so cenu Admlulon to and Mansion. ATLAHTIC crnr HOTELS. Pacific Coast THE AlBEMAELE, clan tuntly hcmM New ibroncbont. CtpocUr, ODen special 'nr ntw of tlO. $11-SO.

B6 up weekly. up also for Itrge, cool, front rooms; metal ExealUnt table. Kbundintly supplied with fmh milk, egga, poultry, and recrtablea from own farm white servics; to all IM: cool porrhM. Booklet H. B.

KUJX3, J. f- COPB. BAHOADS. CHESAPEAKE AlfD OHIO NEW HOTEL OSTEND. Occupying block ot ocean front.

Capacity. GOO. Special rates--116 up weekly, American plan New management. All baUut, private or public, tnd Indoor swimming pool have MA water. Extensive porches Evorr norn has rlew: handsomely furnished.

Orchestra Booklet. Antoe meet traine. Special September rates. D. EAHTER, MfT.

GALEN HALL HOTEL AND SANATORIUM. Ore of the ctone. brtck, and balld- Ings. with every ccmtort. Always open, ilwiyi ftlwaya busy.

For fortier InforaiaUon Bffi. POSTER. 1S33 FeonaylTuila d5 I'M P. cays. Slops at principal points la Virginia.

mm; standard CMUM; parlor or to Htntoa. handled la No. 1C from OontootrtlK. wolen DM carte dining car and coanceU at Corlbftoa HOTEL IROQUOIS Ocean end South Carolina center of attrac- llonE Capacity, 400. tingle or en suite, wtth private batho.

Elevator, largo porches, tra, ac. Special-- 812.60, JIT 50, SS) weekly. Booklet Special September terms. St. and 4:10 P.

C. a LUG-TED, Dafly--PMl new only GUugton, CltftaA Torff, Cor- lufton. White Supsar, and Hta- toa, W. Va. Pullman to Lvxlnftan.

Clnclamiti. 8L ud Cll- cajo. Dlnln ruv, la terrlM. One Bleat 11.10 P. F.

V. LIMITED. Tftttfbute train. Pullman alccpen to LnlQvton. and LcuUrllle- Compartment car to Virginia Hot can.

a la wrnce. Sleepen CtodnnMi CIctfco and St and LoutevJIte Nashvllto. and Southwest. HncrvathtM aad tlckeU at ClxupMke and Ohio Offlcw. 613 Pennsylvania avenue; SOS 14th Dear Sixth Street Station.

mats 2T30 for Penney Iraa R. R. cab acd 1068 tor O. Ticket nad Ohio Railway. ConaecLtng with Boardwilk, Every room an ocean ilvw Capacity.

300, Refined clientele. Painstaking management Superior try tee. Rates-- dally, up: J1E np. Booklet on application. D.

P. RTrCHET. atS CONTINENTAL, Near Penna. R. R.

Statloa. and Beach. Modern In every detail. Elevator, private baths. High-clan cuisine.

to weekly; H.50 to 13.W HARGAKCT WALSH, Formerly ot The Brtvoort. CAE.ISBKOOKE IKH, on the beach at Ventnor, Atlantic City's fashionable suburb A. C. McCLBLLAN. Ownar.

pointments, sapertor febie; dally R. B. PARKER Richmond, RJV WASHINGTON EXPOSITION SPBClAi EFFECTIVE ADGUST tm. SOLID VESTIBULE TRAIN. PARLOR CAR AND COACHES.

-DAILT, EXCEPT SUNDAT, BTWXBM WASHINGTON AND OLD POINT COMFOHT VIA RICHMOND. WaBhlngton R. R) K. 1 Arrtre 1C Arrive WlIllirnHbriis K. 1 Arrive Newport News CSO P.

V. OW Point Comfort SrfOP. 1C Arrive Eipoiltion Pier tC. 0. Ferry).

P. V. AiriTe Norfolk tC, 4 Ferry) F. M. NORTHBOUND.

Leave KorfoUE (C ft O. Ferry) A. V. tMve EtposUioo pier tC 0 FerrjJ. 00 A.

M. 'Leave Old Point Comfort S.30A. 1C Newport News 10-00 A- M. WHIiamsbnrj 10 SS A. M.

uuc TMv i 1 Richmond Street Station). 11-OS P. M. (ebie; IS up wosWy, fl 50 Wubioftoa E-10 M. Pier.

Premises eitend to Ueach. Ing direct from house. fS up weekly Booklet. PAUT ROSECRANS. FONTAIHE, p'cndld table.

Homelike LOCKHART. Ocean end South Carolina cen plen ixirge, dry rooms. Sprtlal S12 A. H. HL'RFF w.m.S Daily Aug.

31 to Oct 30 Bufiington From Washington to practically all points in Washington, Oregon and California the greatest variety of routes. Through tourist sleepers dafly via variety of scenic routes. Personally conducted excursions on frequent dates-Burlington Route conductor accompanies these excursions through to destination, relieving passengers of all the ordinary worries and inconveniences of a trans-continental trip. A postal card will bring fall particulars regarding rentes, rates and train service. H.

E. Heller, Dist Pass. Agent, B. Q. R.

It, 836 Chestnut St Philadelphia 8857 1 THE COLWY1I, EXCUBSIONS. Oo To-day With A. R. Telbot C.mp, No. M.

W. To yannnott Boardwalk Extended Piar All Kinds Arausenianls Haley's Bant Saturdays, 25c Otber 50c See Train Schedule in RaliroaU Column. Niagara Falls Round $10 Trip August 21, September 11, 25, October 9, VIA Pennsylvania RAILROAD SPECIAL TRAIN LWTO. VuhlHton A. M.

PAHLOH CAH9. DmiNG CAR. COACHES, VI. Plcturantla gusquchannii Valler. Tickets good for Ton Days Colonial Beach IO VFI WASHINOTON'S ATLANTIC CITY.

EXCURSION TRIPS DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY. ULRQB AND FAST STEAMER. TCESDiY, A. U. WEDNESDAY.

8:45.4, M. THUR3DAT. SMS A. H. FRIDAY.

U. HOME AQAIX, P. H. MUSIC AND DANCING GOING AND RETUBNIHO PARE. SQc ROUND TRIP.

Week-end trips, Slower st. John. Tickets, rood day ol Eoc. Saturtor night good until Sept. 16.

and en alt en of the line. n. aold on an trips. Children balf ten. AH Mntwenenta la full operation.

Stops at Alexandria on all trips. COUNIAI. BEACH HOTEL AND BATH HOU8E9 NOW OPEN. Mools wired on Bteaawr and at hotel. HfooallKbt OotlmKB--Sttmmer Hany Randsdl, Snvda7Bt OtSO p.

m. Concert Jffiule by Chrta Arfh'ii Orebtmtn, FORT MEYER ARLINGTON FALLS CHURCH EltttricCir Half Boorly frw AfltiKI Sriijt WHERE TO STOP AT THB Exposition The Botetourt Cor. Bute and Bototouri NORFOLK, VA. New fireproof hotel. 160 outside rooms; private baths Cafe and all modern Located la the moat exclualve aactloo, orerlooklnK Norfolk's beiutltul harbor and Hampton Roads; on main car line to exposition and all parts of the city.

PITS minutes from steamboat and railway terminals. European plan. S. B. VALENTINE, Mgr.

aoM ASK MR. POSTER. HOTEL GHAMBERLIN ainffle, 93 and apt Double. 94 "Poynt Comfort" Tavern Rttteat Single, 91 and up; Double, 93 and up. European plan.

For information and reservations of rooms Apply at Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 70S 14th at. nw. at oil transportation Pott Information Bureau, or aafe MR- FOSTER, 1SS3 Fennfljivania avenue. HOTEL MARLBOROUGH, FREEMASON STREET, BETWEEN DUKE AND YARMOUTH. RATE, $1.50 PER DAY.

Accommodations only for ladies and gentlemen. Money refunded ir not uatlBufld. AIGOKftTTIN HOTEL, i nont hotel of modern flay up. Excellent cafe. Can to Jamestown Exposition groanda paw do ore, WM.

ROYER, AaEc Mr. Foster. COTTAGK, FRONTING ON CHBS- Kpeako. Baj; excellent bathing; In view of exposition, direct car service to grounds; room and breakfast. $1.25.

For information address DOUGHERTY, care People's Bank and Trust Kortolk. ig totel. Twenty ml nates to Exposition. Host lonable location GUERNSEY E. WEBB (late of The AnsonU.

New York), A HABTLAim EESORTS. DEERPARKHOTEL AND COTTAGES, DBER PARK. THB FAMOUS RESORT OF THB ALLCGHENY SEASON imr HOW OPEN. Write for booklet elTlnx dctalU ur lo botel and Boor plan, Ac. W.

B. BliaWELL. MT. PLEASANT HOTEL, OCEAN CITT. W.

VaSw new uuuttrmunt; OOMQ front: ran nnnu; exnltaat uble. Tar pwtlcuun w. o. ABfiOTT. PEHBSTLVANLIl BESOKTS.

INN AXO COTTAGES. Rtdlv HonnulIU: twa houro train by Western Ibnrlud B. B. Adjm. LVC1AN BOSS, Din KUn Summit, tt.

it ITEW YOEK EESOETS. THE EARUNGTON, Richfield Springs, N.Y. Renovated and remodeled. OpeM Juna it. Qolf.

Tennis, Boating, and Driving. New the PamcmB Sulphur BaUu. New York Ofllte. The Broztell. 3 Bust 27th until June 29.

After that date The Earlfogton. Rlchfleia Sprtngs. N. Y. QASHERIE DE WITT.

Prop. w.f.S Ask Mr. Footer. CAYTJGA LAKK HOUSE, SHELDRAKE. SENECA COUNTY.

N. Y. OPEN FROM MAY TO OCTOBER. Golf, Automobile, Motor Boats. No Mosquitoes.

For particulars apply to MRS. M. B. HARRIS, Sheldrake. Benect N.

Y. THE THOMPSON HOTEL VIRGINIA BESOBTS. Natural Bridge, Virginia greatest natural cnrlosltj In the irortd, Magnificent scenery; Mountains; 1.5M feet etoratloQ. New, modern, attractive open alt year; excellent cuisine: fine livery, saddle, driving hones. Apply to C.

H. PAXTON, RUGBY HALL, VIRGINIA. For board, with excellent fare, modern conveniences, benutttul ecenerr, coot breezes from Blue Rfdge analyzed spring water, apply to Mrs. THOMAS HOSSEH. Rugby Ball.

University Station. Chsrlottetvllle. ao2i BLUE EIBOE SPEINGS. The Hew Willard Hotel. Board per week, JG.OO to (13.00.

Transients, 11.50 por day. Colonial Beach. Vs. Csfe attached. Excellent table board.

One square from the beach. WEST VIRGINIA EESOETS. GREENBRIER White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. (The "OLD WHITE" Sulphur.) Famous for lu rulphur baths. Modern with private baths Permanent orchettra.

Terms, J15 to week, (60 to SM per month. Write for illustrated booklet. Address GEO A. MILLS-, Manager. Whits Sulphur Springs, W.

WASHINGTON HOTELS. THE LINCOLN HOTEL, I.UB.^1 plan. day. HYATT. Proprleton.

SI. James, European, WASHDSTJTON. D. G. AXtAMORB, Itth it, between Pa.

ave. and tt. nw. family hotel. No liquors.

European plan. ap; AnMrlean pits. up. MAIJTE BESOETS- NEW HOLLY IKK, CHBISTHAS COVE. MAINE.

will rtmaia open dnrtaj Eatec, HO to $20- All front with rlew of water. H- Inctrated boakUi- Jj2frir.I.S30t T. THORPB. TABOR UfH, I i targe. rooms; excellent table; boTheltke; t) to Si! weekly; capacity, 150.

A. DUNN. dtS 29EW JEESEY RESOETS. SEA GIRT. BEACH HOtJSE, SEA GIRT, NEW JBR3BT.

Grandly sltnitrt on bluff, directly on the beach, amid pine Braves, adjoining State Military Encampment. Fineat roads for drlTlQK In the state. No qultOM. hours from Philadelphia- Capacity, 100. Mojerate Booklet.

JOHN H. RISDON. Prep. ASBTJET PAEK (JT. HOTELS.

METEOPOLITAir HOTEL, ASBETRT PARK, N. j. Near the ocean. Moflet taolly hotel. Convenient oil bexcli attractions.

Booklet. Phone S. T. CHAMPION. HEW 70EK CITY HOTELS.

HOTEL MARTINIQUE STKBET. CITX. THE MOST CENTRAL LOCATION REFI; 1 PUBLIC IN THE CITY. WlUjtAM TAYJjOR it SON (INC. proprietor, ot lite SI Hotel.

'BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ROYAL BLUE LINE. LEAVE STATION. New Jersey are. and at "EVERY OTHfcR HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR," TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOEK.

NEW TERMINAL 23D NEW YORK. 00 a. m. Diner, z-ullman Parlor. tt'OO a.

m. Buflet Parlor Fire-hoar Trala, I) 00 a. m. Diner and Pulhn.n Parlor Car. tll-OOa.

m. Diner aad Pnilmwi Parlor Car. p. Dttier ani Pullman Parlor Car. 00 p.

m. "Royal Limited All Puliiaaa, jj, CoacbM to 00 p. -n. Diner and Pullman Pa-lor. 00 p- m.

Coaches to PblUdtlpttla, P- m. T. n. ATLANTIC p. m.

ANNAPOLIS. flays. 8-00 a. 1I.W neon, 4:45, 6.00 p. nt.

Sundays, S.30 9:19 p. at "EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR dijTi. 7.00 a to p. mj TO BALTIMORE. fSSC, -T'OO.

tB-30. -11-00 a. tlS'M noon. H.IS. tS'OO.

ts.os, 10:35, 11:30. WE3TWARB. CHICAGO. B. SS, 30 p.

M. CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, ana LOUISVIUA 10 a. p. if.yss? 0 CLEVELAND, m.

COLDMBUS. -5-30 9. OL WHEELING. m. WINCHESTER, -fS 10 a.

fSrttt P. m. aT. tS.SS p. HAGER8TOWN.

tB'ltt a. P- a. fExcspt Snnilar SSunday only. Easerratloa of Sleeplof or Parlor C0MC4. rtttos or fare.

Ac will qalctlr fornlihoa BT TELEPHONE at all of the folio wins Ticket OAoM: 141? at. TeKphone Uata 1391; 1) Telephone Main ITS; Button. New Jer. and st. Ticket Ottce.

Telephont 63T. iDtormaUcn Bureau T21. Florence House, EUROPEAN PLAN. Fourth Ave and Eighteenth St. Nw York.

Subway Station at Hotel Door Absolutely fireproof. Half a block from Broadway, Ore mlnutss from Grand Central Depot. tingle or en suite, with free use oi bath for all. N. BAERY.

COTJMTEY BOABB. IIBBALD COTTAGE, CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, suburb or Washington; roams single and en raite; good boarfi, ddlghtfttl locitJoa all the year; elee- "ric cars to the city without change. IE BEL1GHTPULLY SITUATED NEAR PICTDH- eaque Blue Kldga Mountaloa; high, cool, no -jOEquttoes- A-esh milk and butter. Mrs. VIRGINIA PECK.

DuJaalane. Va. iySCCt. OCEAN STEAMEES. AMERICAN LINE.

Plymouth-- Cberbfttwg-- -Southampton. Philadelphia-- ft Liverpool. ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE New Tort-- London Direct. RED STAR LINE. Jfew York-- -Cover -Antwerp.

WHITE STAR LINE. Sew York-- ftneemrtowB-- Liverpool. Plymouth-- Cher boiErc--Sotrthamptom. Boxtun LlTCzrtoot. New Yoi-fc, Axorev, Mediterranean.

I Sent. 26, noon; Nov. 7, Dec, 11 REPUBLIC. Oct. 24, Nov.

30. Jan. 35 Boston Mediterranean. ROMANIC Sept. U.

3 p. m. Oct 36, Dec CANOPIC Oct. 5, 9 B. Nov 16, Jan 11 ahlnBTtoo Office.

1306 Street N. W. R. M- HICKS. Agem.

SOTJTHEUJI SAELWAT. N. B--- Following schedule Cptrea pnbllAM Ml? as Information mad are not guaranteed. 00 A- and way 05 A. Harrlsonuurg and way (tatlona.

00 A Sleepen and coaches to Atlanta New Orleans. Sleeper to Ga. DInlar A.M-- Sleepers and coaches to Columbia. Str in nan. Dlnlnc car t) 01 P.

M. Harrlsonbiirg aod way vtatlOBa. P. CharlottesvUle, Warrutoo, and way stations To Strutmrs week 15 P. SlMpers and to AUtata.

Sunset Rente Tourist ilMper to Saa Frandaco New Orleans. Dining car. nirtO New York and New Orlesw LJm- Hed, solid Pullman to AsheTllle, Atlanta. Blrmlnc- hain, and New Orleans. Dtoloc car, clcb, ud ob- Berratton cars.

Note: "Dally. fWeek days. Through trains from the Sonth trtTO ton 8-4S. and 9 OS 2 30. S.35, 11:30, and 11:40 m.

dally Local trains from Hnrmonburs. 25 21 week days and Jo p. ra. daJJr; from CharlottesTllle, a. m.

dillr. Prom Strasbure. fl'lS a. days. Frequent trains to and from BlneraOnt.

Ticket offices. 735 lath sL. Ell Pa. aa StaUoo, C. H.

ACKKRT. HARDWICK. V. P. 4 M.

TAYLOE. A. L. SHOWN. O.

Twin-screw Passenger Service, PLYMOUTH--CHERBOURQ--HAMBURG- Aug. Aug tt Aug. St TOURIST BUREAU. R. R.

Tickets. and geatrtf information about foreign travel Travelers' Checks. Good All Ovtr tte World. Line. ST BL F.

Droop Bona, ME Ru a SUMMER VACATIONS A Short Ocean Voyage te a Foreign Land. Go to b7 new twtn-cctvr Bermudlmc in Iorty-flTO boon from Tout. Teaj- cooler Kt Uin Middle Atlantic cout rewrts. Good Bahlng. aM.batliinc.

Mid W- cyctlng. Far JHostraWd ratai dren E. OUTKRBRIDGE A Acsnto, Qtntea Steamihlp Co. 29 Broadway. New Tor It; ARTHUR AHERN.

Secretary, Quebec, Cuuda. or G. W. MOBS. 1411 0 Et.

R. HICKS, 130( it. nw: CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY CO. Schedule of Excursion Trains to and from Chesapeake Beach. EFFECTIVE JCLT 20.

MOT. Subject to Without MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THUSS- DATS, AND FRIDAYS. and U.OO A. M-; 2:88.

7:0. ad P. K. A. 13.C, 00, COO, art 10 -M P.

K. SATURDAYS. and II A. 2:00, ana S-4B 30 A. 12:46, 1 00, G.U.

tM, and 10 30 P. M. SUNDAYS AND and 11-00 A. fOO. 4:00, and 9-4S 1C Retorntng--7 00 A.

12 2 10. S3t. and 10-30 F. u. Gelne.

all trains leave District Line Etatloln. PACL WATERS. General Magagar- FLOKIDA, ATLANTIC COAST LIKE. I are (Wen aa tlan. as well aa Witt other coaipanles, but arrivals and not (nmntMd, I April 1907.

M.M a. Can New 1 JMkaonTllLe, Fla. Thronsh Coaches to Jackaonrille. 1:45 p. Can Ntw York Jacksonville, New York Pon Tampa.

Tta JacksonTille; New Tort to I Yrrk to Charleston. S. 'Waafactoa. D. I WUumlctot).

N. C. Tbroa(li Watbliotoa to Jaduonrttle, CXEXCSLLED DINING CAH KKRVTCEL 1 for tlcJceU all InformaUbn, apply tb Ol-FlCB OP THE LINE, Wl PENNSYLVANIA TEENDE NORTHWEST, and UAILROAD STATION. OEO. P.

JAMES, Dlttrlct Putaftir Agent, Waahlagtoa, O. OL C. WHTTB, Cewnl Ateat N. 0. Trtffle Itaoiager.

Wllmlmtop. M. C. Chartered 8. S- "irtble," torn.

THREE TOCRS HODNiJ THB WORLO. R. B. HICKS. ISM itraet northwert.

A. P. WARNER. nvrUiwwt. FRANK C.

CLARK, TlKn Btrildtac. Hew Tofk. WASHINGTON SOUTHEEH RAILWAY. For Richmond, and points SoutH. TU Afex- SUtlon, 04 P.

week through train, with parlor car, Old PattA Via Richmond aad A O. By; dm. a. m. Snatoy only.

UdK m. daily 4 m. dally tar EPECfAL--A PERSONALLY COXDCCTED EXCURSION letvcg Seattle Sept. for JAPAK-CHIKA. route TO dara- Rate.

roren all pmrtlcnlara, W. W. KINO. Oriental Tourt, POWM Btdc. Seattle.

Wash. only. Pullman rieeplog or paitor can escepi leartng mt 4M a. and 8 50 a. m.

8unUy- Aecommodattea far Fredertckibunc J-a week Trow arrlvala aad tad connection) not a.nteed, C. W. COLP. W. P.

TVTLOB. BAHEOADS. SEABOARD AXB LUTE RAILWAY. Ticket Office, 1421 ATC. Notice--Tolloirlne Khetetes not cnaraMMd.

For Ralelefa. Wiltnfcton, Colombia, SftVunah. Tampa, Atlanta. Birmingham, HMD. pbrt Kev Orleans.

COS A. U. Daily--SaaboJrt Matt. P-nllman Ktoepen to Savanaah aad JackfonTlIle. rhrough ileepen Waaklneton and Hamat to AtUtxU and Din lag cars.

p. m. Dolly--Seaboard Ezprea. Solid train with coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savannah. JacksoBTflU, and Tampa.

Through to Ulanta firl Blcmtncham Dtainr JL H. BTAlfSELU District I NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY, SCHEDULE OT EKFBCt JtTLT il R- m. m. and Norfolk and WeiUm; p. Dtllr-- Rooaake.

Brlatol. RjioxTllle. ChatUMOiEa, phb. New Orleans. 8 I For Norfolk-- LeaTj WartiditoB 4-30 it IS a.

m. dally except Sunday, i K. Arrive Norfolk II 30 a. 5 Jft p. From 0 Station.

4-06 m. dally. BWTT- vnie. Sbensndoeh. Hkton.

Tnta, rroa, tha SottUiweit arrive PafuttylVanU Stadoa and II JC p. iNEWSPAFERr lEW'SFAPERl.