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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06
AN IliPORTANT DIS ,OyERY


The New York Herald. London edition.
recently puh5-s~d the wonderful discovery
OF an eniuen. Loniou physic an that MT
only prema az age. hut old age proper
can be arrested. While treat ng Ots er =
eases of the brain he found his patients APP
parently growing younger. mental and ply
steal power returning and gray hair re-
Stunning its for ner color through electricity
applied 20 tire brain centers. the seat of
decay The Dc gree of restora ion depended
upon the condition of the BRAN cells. In
30 per cent THIS was insignificant, but in the
remaining 40 per cent II ranged from fair
UP to complete effacement of the signs of
old age Heretofore nothing has been ac-
conpliShed in this direction and this dis
coVeTy Is most important one. The state
ments made concerning 1t might well be
doubted under ordinary circumstances but
coming from physician of the standing
and reputation enjoyed by DR.. Althaus,
graduate of Berlin, member OF the Royal
stefan to one of the largest hospitals for
brain diseases. author of note, and
when his results are published by the Lon
don Lancet, probably the most careful and
conservative medical journal published, his
conclusions must be accepted as true.
Washington has become the center of
science. and II is fitting that it should be
the first to take advantage of this new
discovery. Nowhere are there such men
and such minds to be saved from the merci-
less ravages of age, whom II would be a
appliances manufactured by the Chloride
of Silver Dry Cell Battery Company of
Baltimore. have been delivered to DIR.
Clemens. 1i11 H st. NV, by their local
agent. and are now being used upon q num-
Der Of weli-knOwn public men.
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THE IROOUOIS.

An entirely new Hotel. Capacity 500. South
Carolina Carolina ave and Beach: Center of all at
Steam heat. Sun Parlor. Elevator to street level,
electric lights, rooms en- suite. with baths. The
to $3.50 per week. Write FOR Illustrated Booklet.
fe23- 7St-10 w r. SHAW.
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Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY co,,

chesapeake and Ohio Railway COM
pany nave removed from 1921 Pennsylvania
avenue to their new and Handsomely FIR
nished office at 900 14th street, between r
and G, where tickets and Pullman loca-
tons can be secured to Cincinnati, Indian
apolis, Louisville, Chicago, st. Louis and
the west. Two fast vestibuled electric
lighted trains daily, running through the
most magnificent mountain, river and canon
scenery east Of the Rockies Observation
in dining cars.-Advt
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Almost Magical In Its Cure.

Headaches disappear so quickly through
the influence of Bromo-Pepsin-note the
word pepsin-as to make the cure appear
almost magical. Absolutely harmless. 1Oc.
to SC. bot. AT all druggists.-Advt.
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COnstahIe,s Sale

staple stock of new Furniture, Stoves
Refrigerators. &c, will be sold at auction
by Sloan & Co, at 10l4 9Th ST., Monday
at 10 am; dealers invited.-Advt.
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Summer Schedule Southern HALLWAY

IN the Southern Railway schedule effect
i've tomorrow there will be no change in the
arrival and departure of any of the trains,
except the Inauguration of a 100 pm
train from Washington daily, except Sun
day, to Round Hill and intermediate sta
lions, and train arriving here from Round
Hill daily, $40 pm. No change in arrival
or departure of main line trains-Advt
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Now That the Samoan

NOW That the Samoan
commission. consisting of a representative
of each Of the three interested powers
England, Germany and the United States
Is about to arrive soon at Apia in order to
investigate the political troubles in those
islands, we hope that the matter win soon
come to a speedy and peaceful settlement.
1t didn't require q special commission to de-
eide which of the beers brewed in Washing
ton are the best, as the community in gen.
eral has unanimously pronounced the Ma
tional Capital Brewing Co.'S Diamond"
and 'Muenchener'' Beers to be the purest
most paIatable and wholesome beverages
on the market. Case Of "a bottles, 81 rs;
phone 222. 1t
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A GOOD SAMARITAN

Why is the user OF Royal Headache Tab
lets good Samaritan? Because he can
cure his own headache and relieve three of
his friends with one I0-cent bottle Warm
weather is coming. Sun glare makes the
head ache. Keep a bottle in your vest
pocket OF card case. Temperature does not
affect them They are always ready to
take Royal Headache Tablets are for sale
al all druggists, 10 cents.
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Go to pen-Mar and Gettysburg via

pennsylvania I.alIrOad.
Decoration day excursion. Tuesday, May
80, under auspices of Nelson Co.. No. 2.
Uniform Rank, knights OF Pythias. Spe-
cial train leaves Washington $50 am.--
Advertisement
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SaVeYOurEIairHaGGddss, a and Skin s BY using
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Money to lend at AZ, 5 and per cent on
real estate. Frank I. Rawlings, 1906 Pa ave.
ADVERTISEMENT
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SnAIl'S Flnwaru


j. III. Small & Sons, florists, 14th and &.
sts, Washington, and 1853 Broadway, N. Y.
Advertisement. " -
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Kenney's new crop teas sold at old prices.
Pure sugars sold at cost c. D. kenney. s
city stores.
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HAVE YOUR CARPETS CLEANED
by WaShington's leading carpet-cleaning
estabhshment-one Of the most complete
plants in the country. See al. page s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06
CITY ITEMS,

French and Italian DeIfcatessen.
Choicest fruits, foreign and domestic,
cheeses, etc. Wholesale and retail of the
purest Lucca Olive OIL. Orders promptly
delivered. MRS. MAMA, 525 10th st. NV.
We Ought to Do Your Painting.
Our work is the best. And prices lower
than ever before. F. @. NOLTE, $40 9th st.
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'1.2s To baltimore and Return s1.25

Via Pennsylvania Railroad
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday
May and Z, good to return until Monday,
May s. All trains except the Congressional
Limted.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06

Try a brick of Fussell's Star Ice Cream.
Strawberry Fruit Cream. Open evenings.
let y. Y Ave.
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POSTAL CLERK INSANE.
winfield 5. Walters Sent to st. Eliza
beth'a AxyIum

Winfield S. Walters for some time past a
clerk in the railway mail service on the
Metropolitan street road, has been sent to
st. EHzabeth's Asylum, where he is being
treated for insanity. Tuesday last Mr..
walters left the east end of the road on
his mail car at the usual hour and went to
Georgetown, performing his work en- route
the same as usual Shortly after leaving
Georgetown on his return he locked all the
doors of the mail car, and, when the stops
were made at points designated to receive
the mail sacks, he refused to receive them.
upon arriving at the station at East cap
ltol and 14th streets the motornan report
ed what had transpired to General Man.
ager Coleman of the railway company. Mr..
Coleman telephoned the facts to the proper
postal authorities, and asked that man
De sent at once to relieve Mr.. Walters.
Meanwhile the unfortunate man was per-
suaded to unlock one of the doors of the
car and come out on the ground, and as
soon as he had done SO the motorman
pulled the car out Of the station and start
ed for the East Capitol post office, where
he met the postal clerk asked for by Mr..
Coleman.
Mr.. Walters was assisted to his home,
where he was examined by physicians, who
decided that his mind was deranged and
ADVISED his removal to st. Elizabeth's, TO
which place he was taken the following
day.
The unfortunate man has long been re-
sarded as one of the best railway mail
clerks in the government service. For some
years he was on q run south out or this
city. During this period he was badly hurt
In wreck and was laid up for long
time. When he again became able to go
on the road he was transferred to the
Washington and New York run, where he
remained until the service on the Metro
politan road was established.
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HOTEL BERKELEY.

Directly on Beach. Main corridor leads to Board
Walk and ocean front sun parlors. Capacity 400.
Orchestra. steam heat. Elevator to street. Re-
dueed spring rates Write for illustrated booklet.
Coach meets all trains. JAS. & GEO. BEW.
fe2S-TSt-T
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Reduced Rates to Annual Meeting

United Confederate Veterans, Charleston,
s. c., May 10-13, 1899. For the above oc-
casion the Southern Railway will sell
tickets from all points on it's lines at one
cent per mile in each direction; tickets on
sale May s, 8 and 10, final limit May II,
1S99.-AdVt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06

Buy Boston Baking Co.
Long Loaf, Grandma's; Square Loaf. Old
Homestead; save labels. See explanatory cir
cular at any grocer's. Your grocer sells it"
ap27-tf
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WANT YOUR CARPETS CLEANED?
in thoroughly satisfactory manner? Drop
postal. Wen do the rest to your entire
satisfaction. NJ. r. THORP, ass Maine av.
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SPRING RESORTS.
BEACH HAVEN, n. i

THE ENGI.ESIDE
Beach Haven. y ]. Opcus June 10 Matchless
bay for sailing and fishing Special rates for
June. Send for souvenir q 'Engicside and Beach
haven *. Il. ENGLE & SON Props
myl-ll1t-e Mt Holly ~ j. until june l.
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Via b and O., Saturday and Sunday MAY
6 and ., good for return until following
Monday. Good on all trains except Royal
IInnifrd.-AdYr
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Cuticura Works Wonders.

In all the world there is no other treatment so
pure so sweet, SO speedily effective for distressing
skin humors of infants and children as warm baths
with CUTICURA SOAP, and gentle anointings
with CuTICURA (ointment), greatest of skin cures
followed by mild doses of CUTICURA RES0I-
VENT, greatest of blood purifiers and humor rem
edies They afford instant relief, permit rest and
sleep. and point to a speedy, permanent and eco
nomlcal cure when all else fails.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER D. AND G.
CORP. Props, Boston. "All About Baby's Skin
and Scalp free.
&ANIeWnnnnsN N 1 n Hands and Skin by using
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Artificial Eyes at Hempler's, 9th and ave

LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS
clea ned. A. z. BORNOT HOB G st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06

FOR RENT-N CHELSEA, ATLANTIC CrTY's DE
srable residence section elegant modern furnished
cottages: also others in all parts of the resort.
FOR SALE-Fnely located building lots, cot
tages and hot lis in all sections of Atlantic City,
Chelsea and Ventnor. l. G. ADAMS & CO.. Law
building, Atlantic City. N. ]. apl3-26t
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Are You Thin?

WHO SUFFER most from sleeplessness nervous
ness. neuralgia, dependency, general weakness.
Who are the edge OF nervous prostratIon ali
the timer Those who thin. Iron and blt,ers
only stiuuants. To be cured YOU need A far
making food. You want blood rich blood and
a strong tonic.
SCOTS EMULSION OF CoDIvER OIL. is all
this 1t feeds the tissues and strengthens the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06
The Curator of the Halls of the An

clients will speak in the Roman, Assyrian
and other halls afternoons at 4:30 and even
ings at $50 Open from am. TO 10 pm
Advertisement.
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New Hotel Majestic,

Virginia ave. and beach. Greatly reduced rates
until June 40: Capacity: 300. Elevator and every
modern appointment. New throughout. A high
class hotel, with the finest location. Write for
booklet and terms. WIN. H. STEHLE.
pDD
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Fine Carriages for All Occasions
for hire and horses boarded, reasonably, at
DOwney's model stables, 1622-2S l. st.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06
CREDITABLE RECORD MADE
Graduates of Colored High School Who Take
High Rank.
Compliment Paid to Roscoe Bruce
Others Who Have Earned Dis
tinction at Harvard.

The ColOred High School of the District
is coming in for large share of congratu-
lations on account of the high educational
standards reached by several of it's gradu-
ates. One of those who has been remarka-
bly, successful since his departure from
Washington is Roscoe G. Bruce. son of eX-
Senator Bruce. who is now freshman at
Harvard University. A Boston paper of d
recent date speaks # this young man in
the following complimentary terms:
Harvard las coiored freshman who
has stated out by winning prize debate
away IRON field OF tie brightest men in
the Two lower classes, marking h.mse.f as
one OF the most tUrc.D4e, DTnl.ant and best
taheTS i'll the COi.ese. II. [. bruce was
orIn n W dstilI.StOH, ID. C., in 1919. he
SldGIdted flOIn t44e public schools there,
aa.G d,tended the Ilign Schoo4 tnfee Years
zen Lie le1t to cUIne TO NeW haInpan4re
"uete he enteIGd Exeter IN lS,.t. W ME
thtIe ne WAS nOnOI uIan every term. he
VAS an editor OF tie Li,eTary monthly, and
aS7-st'II-t lI-aliitSlilS eaIIOr OF the LaeOn.an.
Isl uCe IlGIaly td.ent has Deen snorl N
sUl4t stories Tor the u.heIeHt harvard pa
pvfS. lie is not y ct twe..ty Yeas U.u 5 d
HiliI.dht speaker, eltat student ana d
CltNcr uebdter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06

CENTS SUITS CLEANED.
A. F. BORNOT, 11O3 G st.
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LITTLE BRIGHTON = HOTEL AND RESTAU-
rant: Ocean END Of So. Carolina ave. Formerly
on BOARDWALK. Steam heat. Home comforts.
Moderate rates. s. a. SCHWEISFORT, Prop.
mh24-156t-4
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How About Your Commencement
Best service. best results best prices If
you consult Guide, 1924 F st. Phone 800
Advertisement
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Grand Atlantic Hotel.

Virginia and the Beach, Atlantic City, N ].
Third A highclass hotel. $50 beautiful
rooms heated by steam, overlooking boardwalk and
new steel pier. Every modern requisite. Elevators
to street. Extensive sun parlors. Orchestra
certs daily. Spring rates, $780, $500 and $3.50
per week. S250 per day up. Cuisine and service
the best. Write for booklet.
fe2s-7st-1l CHARLES Z. COPE.
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Watch for town, Congress Heights, D. c.
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Take Breakfast at Cabin John Bridge.


It's quite the proper thing to drive out to
Cabin john for breakfast Enjoyable
ride keen appetite delicious breakfast.
Advertisement.
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SEASIDE HOUSE,

ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
Pennsylvania ave. Ocean front
Open the entire year. Refurnished. Elevator.
Hot salt baths. Rooms en- suite; baths attached
sun parlors in house and on beach front.
pl9-26t, 10 CHAS EVANS.
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Arlington and Return on Sunday, Isc.
Electric trains every As min. 1872 & Pa. ave.
advertisement.
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15c. Round Trip to Arlington sunday
Electric trains every 40 min. 1872 & Pa. ave.
Advertisement
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B A B US
A w Full Blu rim
LARGE AS A SILVER DOLLAR. HOT COFFEE
SCALDS BREAST AND HANDS. SKIN
COMES OFF WITH CLOTHES. ALI. RENE
DIES USELESS.
CURED BY CUTICUPA

My little boy was two years old when he reach
ed upon the table and spilled a cup of hot coffee
all over his left hand. 1t had gone through to his
breast and before l could remove his clothes 1t
bad burned his breast. and the skin came of with
the clothes, and he has today a large as
silver dollar on his breast. i applied a great
many things. The burn very ugly one hard
to heal. ] was requested to try CUTICURA (oint-
mentl: which healed up rapidly, but before used
a half box of CUTICURA 1t was we'll Oh | think
CUTICuRA Is the salve above all others
Nov. 20. 90. Mrs. r. Carly, Needles Cal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06

Give 'HELLman" deep meditation.
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Baby's Sore Hand Cured.

1 was obliged to keep the first three fingers of
my little boys hand done up all the time as 1t
was a raw sore, beginning to extend down toward
the palm. We consulted three different physicians
each certain length of time. A gentleman recon-
mended CUTICURA remedies. | purchased CJTI-
CURA SOAP, CUTICURA (ointment) and CUTI-
CuRA RESOLVENT, put aside what / had been
using ana began with them. Welfi they cured
that hand. Mrs DIAMOND
Jan. 20, 9s. 161 Bronson Ave, Rochester y. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-06

Special ExcursiOns to Harper's Ferry.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad respect
fully solicits organizations, societies and
Sunday schools to visit Harper's Ferry for
a days outing Full particulars upon APP
plication at B. & o. office, 619 Pa. ave-, be-
tween 2 and pm. week days.-Advt.
The times., 1899-11-26

1547 Columbia Street; Edward c. Ardseer,
1907 Fourth Street; Bernard Kopf. 1885
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; John W. Lee, 2122 \
Street; William A Blackstock, 1889 Emer-
son Street northeast; Anthony H. Tys-
sowski, 726 Fifteenth Street; Joseph Lee
Bailey. 413 Sixth Street southwest;
Cornelius Johnson, 319 Eleventh Street
Island Avenue; Walter S. Woodfeld, 134
Seventh Street northeast; Thomas r. Ba-
ker. 91g Eleventh Street; f. Warren john
son. 1924 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Criminal Court No. Charles B. Fonda,
400 A Street southeast; George T. Pulaski,
Twenty-second and II Streets; z. P. Greg
ory. 2I34 Pennsylvania Avenue; Frank t.
De Neale, 20O1 Seventh Street; Arthur B.
Burrows, Takoma Park James A. D Brlen,
4O9 o Street southwest; William A. Jen-
kins. 636 Street; Louis Amber, Brook
land jeremiah A Mccarthy, 1870 Sixth
Street John l. Shedd 49, Ninth Street;
Martin Foley, 2433 n Street; j William
Johnson. 515 Sixth Street; Eugene Sweeney.
900 Half Street southeast; Henry Ulke, AL
Fifteenth Street; Abram Frey, 1859 How
ard Avenue; John J. Eichhorn, 602 Third
Street Charles j. Hoffman AT Seventh
Street southwest; T. w Green, Seventh
Street Power House, southwest; John I.
Campbell. Ill Eleventh Street southeast;
David Wright, 1906 Twenty seventh Street;
John P B. Perry. 500 B Street northeast;
D. p Mccarthy, 823 Nineteenth Street
northeast; Albert II. Chase, 153 Street
southeast Virgil E. Staples. 512 Twelfth
Street; Jacob Eisenmann soc Seventh
Street; William d. West, 1904 f Street
Criminal Court No. Thomas II. keng-
la, Wisconsin Avenue; p. B. S Pinchback,
1922 Bacon Street; Charles S. Domer, l'S
Eleventh Street; c. A Muddiman, 6l5
Twelfth Street Reuben Pope 521 seventh
Street southeast; George B. Sheetz, 1927
Pennsylvania Avenue; John T. Earnshaw,
1906 Pennsylvania Avenue southeast: Her
bert A. Gill, 1919 F Street; Joseph II. Glib
bons, 1915 B Street southeast; Isaac B.
Hollidge, Brookland; George n. CoXen,
1862 Third Street southeast; " l.. Deenell,
Brightwood: Peter f. LeapIey, 7S1 Fifth
Street southeast: William O'Donnell, l2tS
Seventh Street; David Nachman, 4l3
Eighth Street southeast; Horace f. Sparks,
eO4 Tenth Street; Edward Towles SOS
Tenth Street; Oliver H. Arnold 419 Q
Street: Emmett c. Elmore, 704 Min h
Street; William H. King, Sixth and
Thomas Streets northeast John A. Lut-
trell. 1916 Vermont Avenue; William Suit,
sol Third Street southeast; John Burns.
( 42l New Jersey Avenue; Rich Williams,
40S Eleventh Street southwest; Francis p.
/ McGann, 7O5 Thirteenth Street southeast;
J James ". Poe, 20 Browns Court.
The times., 1899-11-26
MIS- Carrie whitehead. Miss Kate V. spen-

Miss Carrie Whitehead Miss Kate v. Spen-
Ger, and Miss Mollie Reagan.
Finance. F. Mccormick c. W G-ey,
Samuel Musick. r. 4. Martin J. L. Hol
land. W L. Gutelius. c. c. Hipkins, H. d.
Lowd. G. g. Seibold, and J. II. Heslet.
Tickets and invitadOns-C. W Otis, W.
y Brockwell. Shelby Smith, c. E. Holmes,
c. o. Doten. il. f. Sauter. and Preston b.
Wright
Entertainment-W. NJ. Leavitt Thomas
l. Jones Z. E. Gessler. John Greene, jr.,
C. f. DIETRICH. and c. B. Buchanan.
Refreshments-F. II. Me-ick, Percy l.
Moore, 4. J. E. Hubbard J. ". Carter, W
Il. Van Bibber, Samuel W. Edmunds F..
H. Hambright, George P. Dowel. W. C
HameH and John B. Dickman.
Booths-H. F. J. Drake. T. NJ. Ring II.
C. Brown, F. A. Schwing, and r. A. NJ
Lean.
Publication and Adyertising-Will NJ.
Garrett. J. j. Babcock. and ". II. Phillips,
who viii issue a daily programme during
the week Of the fair.
Attendants E. Bright ". F. O'Brien,
T. W Haworth, Joe ". Lenhart, and John
C. Macksey.
The Booth Committees.
The booths are in charge Of the follow
ing subcommittee:
First division booth-Wnliam H. Fisher,
Chairman; J. c. Lesher, Secretary; George
p DoweII, 2. NJ. Richardson, and L. A.
The times., 1899-11-26

Wisener The following ladies have con
sented TO aid the above committe and take
charge Of the First division booth: Miss
Gertrude NJ. Stanley, Chairman; Mrs.
Mollie Bright, Mrs. Minor Mrs Saunders.
Mrs. Mollie Speaks. and the Misses Reba
Fisher, Sadie Mullen, Nellie Warren, Fan
ME Smith, Cecilia V. Murphy Katie
Thecker, Alice Zook, Alice Welsh, Lucy
Morrison, Annie Leonard Amanda Craig,
Emma Dahl, Mamie Vogelweyd. Gretta
Turley, Ida Tierney. Birdie Kesler, Mollie
Spaulding. Dena Grasse, Virdie FOrdham,
Maggie Holmes, Mae Cissel, Ella Stanley,
and Eva Stanley.
Second division-William Norton Chair
man VIII W. Frye, Frank F. Schwing,
T. A. Billings d. H. Musick, William
Z. Lewis. ID. E. Brown, John Macksey, j,
d. Garland
Third division-w. S. Herman. Chair
man; George c. .Havenner, c. A. RhiDehart
Howard Sherman, John D. Roberts, w. S
Weld, James II. Heslet Ladies auxiliary
committee. same division-Mrs. d. ]. Rob
erts. Chairman; Mrs. A. L. Randall, Mrs
W s. Weld and Mrs. James H, Heslet.
Fourth division. r. Afford, chairman;
Albert Cottle. John Maddox, Charles o.
Doten. James Healy. Joe NJ. Johnson
James Hoggsette L. NJ. Nevis. o. c. Bote-
Ter. Grant S. Barnhart, H. d. Lowd, z. F
Smith. Harry Outcalt, A. B. Johnson
Clarence Lewis. The following is the ladies'
auxiliary committee Of the same division
Mesdames J. r. Afford, o. c. Boteler, H
D. Best. Ida Dodge, George Fletcher, Nj