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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-11
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Set, at ale soft / benne 8n pitoe
lebe efter 9tbeIen for ct Qar. -. 9bab
piloe 5Dlgen blipe2 Sngen piloe lppe,
ingen itiGls. ineen brittle fig fulb, IN
gen beif9nte andre. Snsen Sldooer.
ingen Sturnitreger, intet Ieft Sndt,
ingen Gait euer 5orferelie piloe oa
fnoe Steb. 6per Wano piloe blioe
en- COB Nano % boer 9pinoe en- soo
Rpinbe. . Gnbpsr / Sdmfunbet pils
De blipe freofommelig; St9loen.
5r9tter, Slaesmoal og Ssgsmdal
oiloe life bare mere 0. |. D. Os all
bette pilbs pore ben ligefremms 5elge
at at lRIs og ablboe esHne Bog"
Sua langt 9aftings.
Gnboer meo liot 9enoIfab til gi=
blen, otns Q9roomme % bpao ben bar
ubrettet, peo, at aft bet id9te er ianot.
9ens Gpne til at gore et Wenneitc
Intfeligt Ter / 2ioen. frimooigt / Do
ben oe ff9nfe bet 6aab ON epis Gu
liabeo, er Taa bel tenot, at bet mt
ter intet at fiee noget berimoo. Den
bar aft itaast i'm prepe og tuult iaa
mango Stormleb. at Der sr ~littert
6aabe ON, al ben not taaler fIere.
Derfor sr bet, at BEN enfolOiee 5ro
gar RobItanb. og meo Rsttsl iaa
mart Der tales ON, at 9ibenituben Dil
foranbrs noset oeo gibelen. Den boil
Der pso ben Tom i'm tGreite og toits
bareite Stat. Der er 9uno not til
at fac til al 9erbens 8ioensfdbs-
menb. fOm paft. 9. Beet iusbe til
asbenbapns profesferer: opua anq
for gibelen 9rof.sfor.r." CAB benz
Ida fDfis meo De Spsresmdai, fsnt
fclos inoenfpr 9ioenfabens Smrads
be. 6pOr mango berli9e ReIultater
bar 9ibsnituben life brugt for 0ds
qen. Manee Oltiosfunb bar tient
til at itobfeite gibelens Sanbheb.
0a ben Slot at gioenifabsmGnp, iom
btfereebe ben mn engelits Speriets
teIfe at De Np Testament, Odr for
big meo Osres Qrbeibe, ertlGrsbe De:
On man biIbe forf9rbige en- 5efit at
ale De ouarligite og melt dfuigenbe
2aiemaaoer / be gamle Saanoitrifs
ter, fad pilbe Der snbbo life bare tabt
en- snsite Srosf9tning ener mordlf
Sunbeb. Gn FABIAN OOerbepisning
.r cen at en- arIia 9ibenftabs herlige
P~sfultatsr,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-11

leoes ben pad noget. ION / Rso %, 81
uoaientlig for Ofentlig6eb'
Soa enOnu: Der sr To- aa zen sino
Ri lite bill tiudoe, nen ia At 0onTfes
ren" benqttss iOT.. en- auif, bpOrfru
Der toites met. @tsn poa gsiforsrne.
9a noeesn iists qeriOner, Iua MAJ
bet gore oct rneo aoben ganbe. Den
Der lite Dif OOOe fit eg,t RuOn, ban
maa fnoe Jig / at laos andre pere /
6reo.
6bao Der Iaa e1ers funoe bore at
nbtale zig ON. esmme Ri til 5remtiz
ben. 9i bile fuu prpps at gre 8ld=
bet iaa goot ue lefeparOigt iom mus
ligt. 0i bauber oa. at 29isrne til
9ensalb pil anbefale bet til osres Rds
Dor.
~ on M A.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-11
Sil 9aierne.

Oct er life meget, Ri bar at iigs !
4~nleoning at Dor Spertagelie al
.9aniferen"s Qeoelie. ut gipe 9gfter
fan p9re let moi; men at inbfri 2sfz
terne fan ofte blipe liee Iaa ip9rt.
0erfor foretr9ffe Ri / meeet at labe
5remtioen taie.
Dog er Der aoiiqiet, ri meme at
burpe ubtale ps ON Der peo Begun
bcIfen.
Dor 5oritaaeIie at ,8onfferen"s
Spgape er, at ben itul bare ct D q n t
Jo~lfebfab for an u m e
rite, lebet / t%riftelie Qano. Den
ftal life narmsft bsfatte zig mep 2iz
bets tirfeliee eler religisis. men msb
bets perbslige Sibe. Def er 6per=
basslipet, ben bill reflsttere og prspe
at fate Chs oper. Men Der anertsnz
Der ariitenbommsn, iom ben 2ips=
mast. Der bar spet ug ION frembeles
bill sDe ben itartefte og beofte Snb=
hpoelie paa 9eroens Sang. 0erfor
bill ben be1er life unblabs. fom 9sis
lisheb 9ipes, at ubtale fig / frifteliee
Spergsmaal.
oOanfferen" BIZ bore bdnif. Den
pil borne ON alt, bpdb gobt Ri iom
JoIt fit / Orb fra bore J9brs. Den
Dil Taaleoss berne pg bDrfs bort bdnffe
Sproe, Dor 2%itteratur og aultur, men
frrit os fremmet BIZ ben parne ON
bet 6ebite, ri fom 5olt fl / 2rp, ariz
itenbOmmen iom ben mpbte os / Dor
fore lutberfte Mobertirfe.
Dog, naar ri legge gast paa
Danf6eben, biGe Ri bog alorie glenn
me, at Ri ere banffs | amerita. Men
amsritd er iiffsrt bsbff tent nieb be
Snbpanorere, Der 6oloe fat peb beres
Jaorenearp. Oct er altfammen giz
orag til bette 2anos aanbelise Rig
bonn. -s...,~@tr>e%t
Men ffal .Tdnifsr.n4 fpIDe i'm
glabs fom bdnft Golte6lab | beofts
Jprifdnb, fdd eelossr bet ON, at bet
fan mnrfes, at Der itaar ct leDenbe
Samfunb bag beb ben, og at bette
Gamfnnbs 2ie pu!fsrer sennem g!a@
bet. Gpr Der fig liDtraftise Oa frust<
9anter og araftsr gels
benbe iblanbt os, faa lab benz fomme
frsm sennem oDoniferen"s Spalter.
; Wi taser gerne imob SnbfenbeLiIsr,
baabe aOrreiponbanesr % Mfbanbs
af apDe6s SnbbOlO.. wi bill
forfsde LITE at bare irasns. 4nsau<
enbs MstfriDnina ptl hi fslse ben
Goabpife mtb ben llnbtuselie, at Ri
tilabe Gribeb meb 3en1Dn til Srus
gen af Jlertol i Dsrbernes Rutios<
former. Jor gaeften ffulIe Ri moi fs
at poIere Gproget Iibt, hDor bet manss
[er. .ts@ssaflEs%
en I'll Dtsfusiton al Ddstns aiDss
bill sfter DOr Mtnins Da'
4 gaDnlis fOr gldost, .rdar gisIa'
;ionst boibts inbfOr ismmsIist Grans J
Masn lab ale bure, at tnbrsr
sod b1r bebdnbrss fasIss % Ute
,srfonIis @dd mart tn Dis
ion bliDer p~srfonIis, taber ben Dcs
fin Hstpbnins. ssnspuni.ei
orrpiies bsrpeb fra bet befentlise Os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-11
Saaoant or oct.

) 5orbinoelie meb 9ditor u. N.
4noeriens Artitel / oOdnitersn" Rr.
IT ,Saaban forbolber bet fig. bar
,Danfferen"s Rebattsr en- Gfteritrift,
iom blanbsr mig faueon ino / Saeen,
at ie9 / Sanbheoens Sntrresfs maa
fiee nogle oplnienbe 8e%m9rtnnger.
glenbt anbet bebber bet / snne
efterifrift:
,Men, iom poitor G6riItianfen bar
maattet. inoremme mig / en- pripat
Somtule. git bet netop fuuIspss til.
Ipm DIT" Heb. itrep. Oct bar /
5ordoret 1901, at jeg tiIfenote pa
flor g%briftianfen fpm Sumfunbsts
Jormanb en- Meobelelfe ON, at jee
snifebs at fritases fra nit arbeibs
b.r / Blair, Re6r.. baaoe 6pub ,9a".
os Stolen dnsit og I Steoet for fda
aniettelie uoe paa Misfonsmartsn".
eengere ben / Snierotet h:ssSsr bet:
uMen Oisie golt s4aar uO fra min LIB.
iaIsIfs ON at bliOe DIT. tDit ems
bog beifplOt mig for yassn".
GnOOg 9oitOr gbrifiianien iog6,
til mig / en- Somtals, at ,jes bupts
10 ogfed iust nionb6eb". 90 lea
ipufsfe, bpor - fom oenne Gag frem.
Men pditor G~6riitidnfsn maatie til
at inbrsmms, at ban babbe slsmt ben
Ses".
pafor Mnberish tiger | lin artt,et
bidnbt dnbsi &c.: ,5.e bieb life iibt
forbdufs', ba tes lafte bet; fbi jes
Dibits Inlet berom, uaetst ieg bar
6ormoab / Oireftipnei., Men ba jes
5Iaa ipurste ram, bpab BAN mente bers
za.b, faa fortfare6e ban, at ban for
femten Madneber fiben bapbe fsst ei
anbet aalb, fOm, ON ban bupbe fuasi
bet, pilbe babe mebfert, at ban maatts
opeipe @,baftionen af yDoniieren"
Hu .faaban er Bet uben arOspejs
os aob.nbinger. men lise ben oh
Deien: paftor 8. Jenien bibfs,
bpsm ban bapbe at benDenbe fig til.
ON Dan snftebe at blipe oDanfsrsn"
fpit, nemlis iii Direttionen for Danii6
2uib. plbl. 9oufe, bet eneife 2egerne,
Der, | Gslse S~amfunbets 8eftemmtls
fsr, bar Mdst og Mpnbisbtb III at
brlse os nffette. Rebcttsr for gfds
bet .DanHeren". Dttte bupbe prret
gejen at saa for puitor 8. Stnien !
GNse Sumfunbss gvftemmdItr, Tom
ban. 10 meb Stprte bar buboet tile
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-11
8er Oenlis % Sjenitpiais!

oSes bar en- lille 6iftorie at fortane
Gber," fogbe en- sammsl Doctor en9lf>
ten til nosls unse Mennefer.
.,en Dag - en- lummerbeb Dag -
nisbte ieg min Gaber paa Weien inb
til RsbFaben.
oStg biloe enite, Du pilbe bringe
'0enns pdtt inb til 8pen. Sobn1, fass
be ban libt forFgtigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-11
SfIeer peo Srgclet.

Oct bar / ben banitstpite 8ri9 l
1848. Gn preuiiit Irtinerioficer
bapoe meo tit gatieri taset 9parter
baa Stottet 0lutfsburs.
9igeiaa font iom Slottet bar at ie
til uOOsnOig, Iigeida isrselist iad bet
ub / bet Snbre. Ser par aft butter
til butter. 9ennem be ituIlaaebe Dim
ousruoer bleite en- raa 4prilpinb inb
og bet beilieite o9 toftbareIte gboerbun
fra fsnberrepne Sense fsg gennem
befe Slottet.
Sficerene pdnbrebe gennem De fore
og for fort lib iiosn faa prqetise
@Grelier; ban rpitebe pad Sopsbet og
betragtsOs beOrspet be isrsslise 5els
ger al arigen, iom ban iaa for fine
Zine. ga, hbor me9et bapbe 1dn life
paret 9ione til / bet Iibite, iom tunos
gre BAN bsbrspet. Ben og 5ienbe
bar reDet bort at auslerne lise for
bans Zine og mart tunoe oeiaa bans
Zine TONNE. Sfulbe ban noa at gem
ie aone Og 9srn berbjemme2
Saolcoes ounbrebe ban pibsre / al
Santer os Tom tiliibit til Slotz
tets imutte 6ustapel. Oeiua Der fog
gooeroun omtrin9, og Spor at gbes
lasgelie fuas ogfdu | bet 1enige Rum.
Selb arucififset pua alteret bar itus
ilaast. Men ba fit OFiceren gje pod
bet fore beriige Orgel. Oct bar lise
Gn it9rt 29ngiel efter 3os
ner ereb 6am. De Dbre @anee til
9apelet bar forponblet til 9eiteitalbe
for gatteriet, faa bet lite bar pdnifes
at fua ct Par SOlOuter til at tras
be gafsen; meb 5~orbduislfe iad be
aaptojn troos Sabel % Spo-
ter Iatte zig neb psb Oreslst, fDni ON
ban ftulbs p9re en- frebelia Tegn bere
3iemme; men bet bar lie frit for, at
be fit Saarer | gjnene, Oa OrseIets
soner 6rrTebe gsnnem Rummet, oe ban
Tpiasbe Sdlmsn: ~;y
Ssius ct NIT Sddb Os 9rst;
6dn min arelier sr / 2iDs.
6ah blep fbbenbe os ipiasoe eR
Siunb. Oct bssnnote tiliibit at msrfne
btaaorT0r Fan Iut.eoe Grse!et es se'fts
ia for at saa. Usen ba itprtsbe plubz
islia fra en- tor GinDussforbpbnir..g en-
Mano ben til BAN mso snarsine tril>
!snbs nsbub asHsesa., srsk bans btess
SenDsr oq laeoe:
De sasr itfs, bpub De / benn.
9tunb bar itantet mig. Sub pels
figne Sem berfor!"
Mssb bisfe Orb ilebe Manben ub at
aapenet os forfDdnbt for ben fors
nh6renbs Differs Bill; Deb at bsre
efter Ff ban at pibe. at bet par en-
Wanb, Der buDbe baft nosen Gorrets
ming meo SlotsforDal.eren at orbne,
os alIsrsbe bapbe forlabt Slottet isen.
Maaneber git Zen fioen bin Dag
paa @liidsburg. Den nabnte Mrtilz
.lerioffcer, fom / en- Ratfe Tiger Aabbe
prret I Spaanb. 1T / Septembtr Be
falling til at rsiie tilbdse Os nddtbe msb
gatteri frem til sIesOis, bbor ban
I'll Rparter hos en- onfeet gmbsbss
gan blsD Der penIist m%obtaset
uf iaapel fin Bort fom bans 3uitru, en-
bl.s. fpageIis DAME, Os' 1enbss'to~Dps
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-11

Hanr griernr benpenoer fig til Soil. Der
auerterer / Blaoet, enten for at fgbe bos benz
cher for at 40 Gplpsninser on bet operte.
uoe, beoes be aItio Omtale, ut be iaa auer.
tisiementet l bette 8lah 1rr oil pore til
sepfioig Gptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-11
8efenotaprclie.

On 1so pil, ostsr 9riniiatls fsrite
oanlts' 20. lutb. Menisbeb i @aro So.
"; Da., at fsftfieboioe fin ieisanriae
SttEeliesoa3 ben 14bs Oftober isrItf.
Soften bespnber 81. lob paa bet Steb.
Door Wenisbeoen blep itiiiet PED aanos
mrr'et mibi imsllem Sec. 33 90 81.
9ownibip 1e1 os &anss S8; ui fsrs iaa
Brocesion oerfra til airfen, buor "a,
Ter bolbes | Dnsens gnlsbnina.
Wenner ira n9r og fern ~incbpbes
usHlisii til at beltase | Jshen.
500 Danen or nnmlobet ON at oipe
prisnebiattelie, os ri bnaber, Of @oms
pagniet oil piie fin iebpontiaa 9ersbs,
oiui9beS til at nebiatte griien for be
@rfter, Der pif opsrpere 5ehen.
Paa aomiteeus 8ssne,
8. 3anien.
Semarininger
8 Gorbinbelie meb gtihelIesienen
Grinitatis Neuigbeb oil iilreiienbe
Wsnner babe Gnlsbnins. til at bsisoe
Benner oa Bsfenbte, at is ganen Ga
mnliat frbe iia ct Diem. Del er mia
t%orfali. of Der ! ct Baifsirss life lanai
ira &enmore enbmu iinbes Reaerinas.
Lamb, Jon enbnu life er optaset, jaa Der
tan mooffe enbnu bltue Hnlebnina til at
faa ct 6omeifeab paa bet irsa for b,m.
iom montte On lie bet.
4HT'as7@s 6onien.e il5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-11
y9anferen"

bIiper ienot til Subiribeuter, inotil ubtrpt-
felis cpiigelie mootaees al losiDerne oe al
g0lo er betalt. i Cperensltemmelie meo BE
5oreneos Skaters Bpftlope.
Evening star., 1902-04-12
DEATH OF MRS. FELDMAN,
Inquest to Determine Whether Crimi-
nal Operation Had Been Performed.

Mrs. Bessie Feldman died at Garfield Hos
pital about 10 o'clock this morning. Her
death was reported to Coroner Nevitt, who
decided to hold an inquest Monday morn
ing. jury of six men will hear the evi-
dence presented by the police and determine
if anybody is criminally responsible for the
Woman's death.
Mrs. Helene Stern, midwife, is charged
with having performed a criminal opera
ton upon Mrs. Feldman. She was arrest
ed Monday night after the sick woman was
removed to the hospital and was subse-
quently released on 5000 security for her
appearance. Mrs. Feldman's ante-mortem
statement was taken by the police Wednes-
day.
The deceased was the wife of Harry Field
man, a clerk in a clothing store, whose
home is at 1889 7th street, and was the
mother of several children Deputy Coro-
ner Glazebrook will perform an autopsy at
the hospital this afternoon and the body
will then be removed to the late home of
the deceased. The inquest will be held at
the eighth precinct police station. Mrs
Stern Will not be rearrested, but the police
Will notify her to appear at the inquest.
Evening star., 1902-04-12
What's in a Name.

The old question What's in a name?"
was illustrated anew the other day by SEN
ator Stewart of Nevada. The Senator was
sitting in his place in the Senate chamber
when messenger presented a card He
glanced at it casually and somewhat alb
sentmindedly, closed his hand over 1t and
seemed to be engrossed in the debate which
was in progress. Then with a start he
recalled the card and took out his spec
tacles placed them on his nose and again
read the pasteboard. The messenger was
still standing by to communicate his pleas
ure to the caller. Reilly, R-e-irl-l-y," read
the Senator aloud. Il don't know any
reilly. Then he read the card again and
noticed that it bore the word MRS" be-
Iore the name "Oh, ell,BI'Il jgo out and
see her. he solloquized, and followed the
messenger to the marble room. When the
senator got through the mahogany doors
ms eye caught sight of trim little woman.
Hello, Jane" he shouted, in a voice which
MADE the marble walls re-echo, and his
race betokened great delight as he piloted
his visitor to seat for chat
Evening star., 1902-04-12
PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.
Chief buttons Precautionary Meas
ures at Convention Hall.

When the Masonic fair and exposition
opens Monday evening at Convention Hall
it will be found that the District fire de-
partment has taken unusual pains to af-
ford protection against fire. BY direction
of Chief Dutton, ten trained and expert
enced members of the fire department will
be detailed for duty at Convention Hall
during the progress of the fair. The men
w. Nicholson, and they will be on duty at
the hall day and night.
three-inch water main has been run
into the main building and connected to
the pumps of the Purity Ice Company ad-
jacent. To this main has been connected
on the main floor of Convention Hall two
lines Of standard fire hose the lines being
OF sufficient length to reach any point in the
main nall. In addition to this hose, the fire
department has furnished such other ap-
pliances as were deemed necessary, and
New YORK firm has equipped the building
with twenty-four standard chemical fire
eXtinguiSherS.
The fair authorities have provided
room In the annex building for the use of
the firemen, and Chief Dutton secured,
through the courtesy of the District cleo
trical department, a regular fire alarm box
This box 0SD has been located in a con-
venlent position in the main building, and
four steam engines and two truck COM
panies will respond should there be occa-
sion to pull it
Senior Assistant Chief Belt, the freight
ing head of the department, was placed in
immediate charge of the arrangements by
Chief Dutton. and he stated today that he
mas taken every precaution possible to af-
ford protection against fire, regarding the
arrangements he has made as the most
extensive ever made here upon an occasion
of this kind.
Evening star., 1902-04-12

NJ f. Church South at the parsonage on
King street Thursday evening Earlier in
the evening the stewards Of the church en-
lertalned the pastor at tea.
Judge c. f. Miller of Cheyenne Wyo
is visiting Mr.. j. William Herriss at his
home, No. 226 North Columbus street.
1t is said that the city Jail will soon be
repaired according to plans drawn by the
city engineer. That institution has been
in dilapidated condition for long time
and on several occasions the commission
ers have recommended extensive improve
mentS.
Horace English Downham, son of former
Mayor E. E. Downham, died this morning
at f:3o o'clock at the residence of his
father, No. All North Washington street
Mr.. Downham had been i'll for several
weeks. He was twenty eight years of age
The funeral will take place Monday after
noon at o'clock from the residence of his
father.
Alexander White has been appointed bv
the corporation court as administrator of
the estate of Mary White, and Messrs. r.
T. W. Garnet, Lambert Sullivan and Rob
ert Jasper have been named as appraisers
Mr.. Lycurgus E. Uhler, teller at the
First National Bank who has been i'll for
several days, has been removed to the
Alexandria Hospital for treatment
Rev. Granville r. Micou of Seminary Hill
has resigned his charge in Lancaster coun-
ty, to take effect in June. Rev Mr. Micou
has been ill of typhoid fever at the resi-
dence of his father, near this city.
Evening star., 1902-04-12
FOR TARIFF REVISION
WESTERN REPUBLICANS WILL
CONTINUE THEIR EFFORTS.
Consequence of Agitation for Lower
Duties on Products From Cuba
Strength of Reciprocity Party.

The leaders Of the House Of Representa- a.
tives who have been much worried as to
! the outcome of the Cuban reciprocity con-
troversy are considerably relieved as Mr..
Watson Und), who is acting as the repub-
Ican whip upon this occasion, has informed
them that after a careful canvass he is pos
tive that when the attempt is made to
overrule the chair in order to make way for
an amendment to abolish the differential
on refined sugar the chair will be sus-
tanned.
On both sides it is conceded that the un-
certainty regarding the fate of the bill
hinges upon the question of overruling the
chair. Despite Mr.. Watson's canvass, there
are those among the opponents of the bill
who still contend that they will win the
victory.
The republicans of the House who have
been steadily fighting the battle for revis-
ion of some Of the high protective sched-
ules OF the tariff law are much encoura ged
over the speeches of the ways and means
leaders on the Cuban reciprocity bill. Gem
eral Grosvenor's downright announcement
in Thursdays debate of the imminence of
tariff revision gave them great relief He
declared that the rates of duty in the sugar
schedule were altogether too high.
Yesterday Mr.. Long of Kansas and other
republicans of the ways and means COM
iAiItcc stdteu tidt the uuly on TOBACCO was
out Of proportion to the necessities of the
case, and that in the trade with Cuba last
year the duties amounted to 100000 more
than the value of the goods imported
While it is true that only two schedules
have thus far beeA admitted by the Wavs
and means leaders to be fit objects of re-
vision, the feeling is strong among the
western republicans that the ways and
means committee will ultimately have to
take under consideration other schedules
OF the law, which, it is claimed, are equally
topheavy.
The western republicans will not sus
pend their efforts during this session in
behalf of revision. They feel that if it is
to be attempted at all within the next few
years 1t should be undertaken in advance
or the congressional campaign. If moth
ing more than promise to do it in the
future Is to be the policy they think that
the promise should be given at this session
OF Congress, so that they may have some
thing to tell their constituents on the stump
when they are asked what the republican
party proposes to do for tariff revision.
The pressure on the ways and means COM
mittee for some kind of action either def
mite or promfssory, is very strong at this
tlme. The informal talks which members
or the House from western states are hav-
Ing with ways and means committeeman
from time to time are said to indicate
growing tendency on the part of the lat
ter to listen to the representations of their
western colleagues.
When this Congress opened the bare sue-
geSt1on OF tariff revision was hooted down
IN the ways and means committee This is
no longer the case. Men having pronosi-
lions to offer along this line are at leas
given respectful consideration and a little
Evening star., 1902-04-12
Opposed to Change,

AT the annual meeting of the trustees Of
the reform bureau yesterday resolution
was adopted protesting against any change
in the present divorce laws Of the District
of Columbia, saying: ~
The last Congress gratified the best
citizens OF the District by repeating the
lax divorce law of the nations capital, un-
DER which, In the words of Judge Bradley,
Washington had become a Mecca for di-
vorces,' and substituted a law substantially
like that of New York. which is the law Of
Christ, allowing absolute divorce with re-
marriage, only in cases of adultery and only
to the innocent party, with limited divorce
from bed and board in other cases."
Evening star., 1902-04-12
GAITHERsBURo EVENTS.
Coming Town Extraordinarily Darby
Nuptials-Personals.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
GAITHERSBURG, Nd, April 10, 1902.
Arrangements were made for the local
election for mayor and four councilmen
Monday, May ), at the meeting of the
town council this week. Mr. John T Mar
tin was appointed clerk of election and
Messrs. William H. Coomes, Edmund GIovd
and Charles Bean judges. A new council
is elected every two years, and il is appar-
ent that there will be great interest in the
outcome. Those announcing themselves as
candidates the last day or so are: Mayor.
George w. Meem, for reelection; John T.
GlOyd and Alexander G.. Carlisle for coun-
clmen
Miss Elizabeth A. Darby was last evening
united in marriage to Mr.. George Duvall
by the Rev James D. Rayfield, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, near Damas-
Gus. Professor Vernon d. Watkins rem
dered the wedding music and the ceremony
was witnessed by the near relatives of the
contracting parties. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Darby.
Mr. r. b. Moore has purchased desir-
able building lot on Brookes avenue from
Mr. y. e. Carlisle, paying for it $500
The engagement of Mr.. Abertus Trail and
Miss Clara Cahll, daughter of Deputy
Sheriff Francis T. Cahll, is announced The
wedding is to take place early next month
it is said.
Mr.. Zachariah A. Briggs, prominent far
mer, is critically i'll at his home near town
with complication of troubles
The Junior Base Ball Club has organized
with the following young men: C. n. Etchi-
son, captain; Sydney Lodge, Hilton Hick-
man, H. B. Lawson. Milton Reed Masters
thompson and Masters Crawford In the
opening game this week with the Wayside
club of Rockville the club was defeated
Score, Q to 13
Mr.. William II. Vessels is in attendance
at the meeting of Maryland Grand Lodge
knights of Pythias. in Baltimore. repre-
senting Forest Oak Lodge, No. 123, of
Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1902-04-12
ON SIMILAR LINES.
Present-Elect Palma Examines De-
partmental Methods.

President-elect Palma and Senior Gonzales
de Quesada. the latter of whom has been
mentioned as Cuban minister to Washing
ton, were at the State Department yester-
day to pay their respects to Dr. Hill, the
assistant secretary They are seeking the
aid of the department in the formidable
task of devising the machinery for the new
Cuban department of state. which is to be
cast on lines similar to our own. DR.. Hill
courteously undertook to supply the Presi-
dent with everything in the possession of
the department that might be of assistance
in his work. Similar aid is to be extended
the embryo government by the other depart
ments of the United States government
President-elect Palma called on Secretary
Root at his residence and had a free and
frank discussion of matters connected with
the establishment of the Cuban republic
May 20.