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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
SON PETITIONS TO BE
MADE ADMINISTRATOR
Suit Probable AgaiIlst District in Nc
Kenna Case

John Mckenna, eldest son of the late
Joseph McKenna, who was found on the
z2d day of last month drowned = the
James Creek Canal and over whose body
C0roaer Glazebrook held an inquest, has
E3ed in the Probate Court petition ask
81 that be be appointed administrator of
tie estate OF his father
The family lives IN Baltimore, and is
composed Of one SON Who asks for ap-
potGtment IS administrator, and four
other children He was the main support
Of bis family, and II is the intention Of
The son 70 at once file suit against the
Distric. Of Columbia to recover damages
for the death Of his father. The family IS
L-sry.
'sicKsnna Eas found stuck il the mud
st ne bottom Of the canal at the u Street
Ridge.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
WORK OF COMMITTEES.
G. a R. Encampment Plans Making
Good Progress.

At Grand Army encampment head
quarters there were three commit
tee meetings yesterday. The meeting Of
the committee of the ladies of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps completed arrange
ments for raising $1,000 for the purpose
Of providing lunches for the delegates Of
the Woman's Relief Corps convention
Each member OF the committee was pro-
vided with subscription book. Il is de-
sired that every member Of the commit
tee shall take cut one OF these books
There viii be no conflict with the solicit
ing committee of the Grand Army, it is
explained, as the ladies will turn their
attention to contributions that would be
too small for consideration by the general
committee.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer MusScy addressed
the meeting and stated that while the
general citizens committee had made
them a liberal allowance of the available
funds it would be necessary to raise ad-
ditionai money by individual effort.
Mrs Ball reported that she had received
letter from Mrs. Calista Robinson Jones'
the national president of the Woman's
Relief Corps, expressing herself as being
much pleased at the manner in which ar
engagements are progressing Inc COM
mittee adjourned to meet June 8.
There was a meeting in the lower par
| lOrs of the veterans Of the cavalry
Of the armies of the Ohio, the Cum
berland, and the Tennessee, constitut-
ing that cavalry corps on duty west
of the Allegheny Mountains. The
meeting was called by Col John Ne
/ Elroy, but, owing to the small attendance,
he decided to refrain from transacting
business until Tuesday. May Is, when an
organization will be effected.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock the re
was 4 meeting of the committee on lie :
ture on the encamPment, of which: Ged
Norris II. Vincent is chairman.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
ARCHITECT DAY CALLS
ON SENATOR M'MILLAN

Hr Frank Miles Day. the architect who
wen il the competition for the building
far The Municipal Hospital. called at the
rooms Of The Senate District Committee
to:isy and had a short talk with Mr. Nc
MILAN regarding the probability Of an ap-
propTiatiCn being given for the building
II is understood that there is no question
as to the appropriation.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
CAPT. sHILLlNG'S FUNERAL.
0bsequies Over Remains Of Former Com
mander of Morton Cadets

The funeral Of Capt. Edgar A. Shilling,
Cadet Corps, viii be held at 4:30 O'Clock
this afternoon in the chapel at Oak Hi
Cemetery Rev Dr. Parsen, of the
Church Of the Reformation, viii oficiate,
and the paIbeaTeTs viii be selected from
among the former associates Of the de-
ceased. A call has been issued for the
Morton Cadets to attend the funeral in a
body. The interment viii be made at Oak
Hill
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
SUIT AGAINST RAILWAY.
Daniel Purks Asks s1o,ooo Damages for
Personal Injuries.

Daniel Purks. through his counsel. Ed
ward G. Niles, fled suit today against the
Metropolitan Railroad Company TO reeov-
er $4,000 claimed as damage for personal
injuries
The plaintiff alleges that on May {,
1900 while riding in a buggy, one of the
cars of the defendant collided with the
vehicle at the corner of o and Ninth
Streets northwest As a result OF the
accident, Mr.. Purks states, he was injured
about his back, hip, and leg.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
Funeral of Mrs. Mary McGraw.

The funeral Of Mrs Mary McGraw, wife
Of Mr.. Thomas MeGraw, VIII be held at
St Mathews Roman Catholic Church to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock Requiem
mass viii be said by the Rev. Father
Sterling assistant pastor OF the church.
Interment Will be made at Mount Olivet
Cemetery The paIl-bearers have not yet
been appointed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
Free Organ Recital.

The second of the course of free organ
Tecitals viii be given at the Church of the
Ascension, Massac husetts Avenue and
Twelfth Street, al O'Clock tonight Cards
of admission, emitting holders TO seats
up TO 7:50 p N, can be obtained from w.
J. Moore, 918 F Street. Public generally
admitted after that hour.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06

Lafayette-"One Of Our Girls" evening.
Chase's-PoIite vaudeville, afternoon
and evening.
Columbia-Harry Corson Clarke, in
His absent Boy" evening.
Academy Romance Of Coon Hollow, -
evening.
Kernan's - Fred Twins Big Show,
afternoon and evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
Little Mission Workers.

The Young Peoples Mission Band Of St
Paui'5 II Z. Church gave a pleasing en-
tertsian3ent in the church parIors, corner
Fifteenth and Streets, for the benefit
OF the mission fund last evening. The
program consisted or songs. recitations.
and instrumental music, and was great
~ enjoyed by the large audience present
The program: Song Sarah Osborne and
Marguerite Miller; recitation. Helen
Short. music. Ruth and Leila Hit, Robert
and Mercer MayleId, recitation. Roxa
Roe; song, Lillian and Edna Eaton: reci-
tation, Jackson Miller: music, Ruth, Leila.
and Birch Hit, Robert and Mercer May
field DR.. Davidson gave a magic Ian
tern exhibition. which was much enjoyed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
TO CHANGE BASIS OF
STREET CLEANING
INFERRED AT ROCK CREEK.
Funeral Services Over the Remains Of
Mr.. Smith Thomson.

The last rites over the remains Of Mr.
Smith Thomson, an old and welI-known
resident of this city, were held at s
o'clock this afternoon at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Ohio T. BeaH, POI E
Street northwest.
The Rev. Richard P. Williams, rector
OF Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
0ficiated- InteTment was made in Rock
Greek Cemetery
Close personal friends of the deceased,
who had been intimately associated with
him during his long career in this city,
acted as pallbeaTers-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
WARNING TO ROOM RENTERS.
Suspected Boarding House Thief Being
Looked for by Police.

Look out for 2 man about fifty years
old, feet : inches tall. stout build, light
hair and mustaf;fse. sandy beard, dark
coat, and red dotted vest, is the message
that has been delivered TO the various po-
lice stations of the city, and which they
have been instructed 10 deliver to the
clearinghouse keepers, in their several
districts
According 10 q report made 20 the po-
lice by Mr.. 7. Galley. Of sos East Capt.
tel Street, this gentleman called at his
house yesterday afternoon about /
o'clock and rented a room Immediately
following his departure at $50 o'clock a
five-stone turquoise ring coil gold ring,
q gold chain, and two chateIaine bags, Of
total value OF s25- were missed
1t is thought that the visitor is a pro-
fessionai clearinghouse thief and an ef-
fort is being made TO appTehend him.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair tonight. Wednesday partly cloudy,
with showers and probably thunder
storms IN the afternoon; light 70 fresh
east to south winds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
TIE Sun AND MOON.
TIDE TABLE

Sun rises. -4-57 An Sun sets-.6:56 PM
Moon rises. 4 AN. Moon sets...
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
TEMPERATURE

9 a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .6S
u noon "A
1 p. Observation-Disclosures. IS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co.

Delightful trips daily at $50 p. N. from foot
18th ct. TO Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Virginia
sseach. and Newport News See adj page Z
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide. .12:09 A. NJ. and u: 80 P VI.
High tide. GIG A NJ and 6. p. NJ.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06

Phone East Z54 w ~ q9s5t bottles R Of the
for Peer Cos famous Golden Hop Beer for
~ 81. Delivered in unIettered wagons.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06

6zzo No. Cypress Single Still
SC per 1000 at 9th and y Y ave NV
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS

Lamps lit today P. VI
Lamps out tomorrow a II
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06

We Haul Lumber to the Country.
Weather boarding stiH $40 sl-75- Libby & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-06

Some Flooring North Carolina Pir> Still
$40 ger 100 So #. BY Frank Libbey & 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-23

be spread At HARRISON street and Mob
Hin avenue. The main tent rs a4Ox
lie feet, and viii scat $4,000 people.
In this tent are three rings. two
stages ana a quarter Of mile farr-
track. The cost OF the circus to tho
owners "a over ssnea a day. The
street paseant wlll leave the show
grounds Monday morning at 10
e'clock. This display ~ the Hlng.
Ting circus Is nlNaNa impressive. and
for superior to tho usual Parade uf
the kind. MoHt Of the animals den :
VIII be open, and the horses and ride
efr NUKE an attractive appearance.
ticket oiliec viii be opened az sher-
man = tiay'E music store Monday
ana Tuesday Tor those who Wish 90
avoid the crowds GA the SHOW
grounds aud no extra charge Will be
made. The ahoN VIII exhibit IN se-
attle two DAYS, Monday anu Tuesday.
Tivcli Opera Company
The regular season at the Grand
viii be opened SUNDAY. sept :. by
the ftvnii opcft company with a
fine prescntaticn OF "'rhc serunade.e
Madison Thea,er
The Musketeers.s an operate
hurlesque. Win be presented at the
Madison theatcf for week. opening
tomorrow. The piece Is bufleHque
q The Grand Duchess LILLIAN
Ruaseifs successful play, It was
written hy A. NJ Xinn aud IN being
put on under his personal direction.
Miss Francis Gibson will have the
leading part. that % tho Duchess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-23

nlson Of the Haven NJ. 4. church VII
occupy the pulpit
First Church OF Christ Scientist
fHaiiardl-- Meets In Fratsrnai Broth
erhood hall At Al a. m. subject.
4christ's Lessons.- w. A. Mcdonald.
frHt reader.
Y. w. c. A-The members viii
join with the Westminster and other
Presbyterian churches Of the city In
n special service 10 be given al =.
m AZ the home OF Frank Black. i1is
Twelfth avenue south. At tho uieet-
ing 30 missionaries on their way 30
China. japan and Korea viii be
present
Y. M. c. AIR. and Mrs. Baker
viii sing at the regular services at
1:3e D. M
Special Meetings
Queen city Theoeophical Society
in America meets In the Pioneer
block af ) .. tn. tomorrow. Has
Man a SouigT by Jennie =. Clark.
.Theosophicai Society. Amanda
lodge. meets at ms Third avenue at
D. m. tomorrow. Subject. ''Prim-
tive Man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-23
THE PUBLIC PAYS FOR 1T

The ssrnx miners said 60 be helping
production Of the surrounding country IN
cudtng and chickens
encnsc hardly compares with ht -
prang the entire public OF me
United states IN inefeasng the prices OF coal -
and snatch millions VITA
nght striking starvation
a each side Is enormous Inc
and their manhood me cost !"
for single DAY oas
fact amount from the public
miners all sustain life they must forage uin
nelThhorng Raraen nd said
nothing They plumber the whole puou n
munitions Of 10 carry
conflict
Every product these militant
millions
manufacturer must con-
the hired worSnEmsa
Of his home the pro-
aievsy hread-wtnn"r h tn
fundamental necessity IN mod
directly Indirectly enters into every
Eainfui occupation.
land compelled by rigid neess
stand and deliver
public the operators would
the disnierested nut feha
that and substance
legitimate But when
like tactics forced TO prey
vicinity fer food the cry - quickly
raise Is
Yes II Is thArvery II thievery
community Of food and the other side roes the people o.
unnatural conflict Is n-
the miners in The public
1t all
autonoetsts themselves are
reckless driving than does
somebody else loses NE or property Auto
rnobn Al human
An .n,erprixnx chinaman monopoly Of the
opium heather In this country All
he would av o Hanna
- sn.w. aru, sea ,p is said 10 have
without throwing up nj. loo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-23

She Il admirably nttsd for this role
aa Il gives her a chance to une her
wonderful range OF voice. Miss Mel /.
lie Germ and Miss Francis Grey
both have important parts. New
vaudeville parts win be introduced
during the barics1ue- There wifi be
matlners tomorrow afternoon at
2:f5 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-23
m CHURCHES

First m. Es-Rsv. r. NJ. Randall.
D. m. The PROFIT OF Refinement"
Asburv NJ. E.-Rev. A. f. Burrows.
AT II a. m. The Aftermath Of Con-
VERSION" .. m. Freedom BY
Truth
Haven VI. E.-Rev- l. l. Woods
win preach at II A. m. on the sub
1ecf. The Second Commandment"
Grace NJ E---Rev. j. w. Fresccin.
At III A. M quarterly meeting at
which DR. Whitfield viii preach: :
,. m. the Message of the SOUL" BY
the pastor. Mr.. and Mrs.. Baker viii
Trinity NJ. E.-Rev. A p. Chaplin.
At II a. m. tine River That Glad
Gems the City OF God" No evening
service
Battery street NJ. E.-Rev. II. ID,
Brown At II a m. HE That En-
6ureth 10 the End Shall BE Saved"
in the evening Rev. Crooks, the lay
evangelist recently OF Chicago, viii
preach.
Lane Street Presbyterfan--Rev J.
n. McElhiuney will take Rev. Thorn
eon's place tomorrow. At II a. m.
"A Modern Pilgrimage" 8 .. M.
ssWhaf I Saw In Porto Rico"
Westminster Presbyterian - Rev
II. W. GiIchrisf. At II A. m, II at
Last Found the Christ" .. m.
1.-THE Seamless Robe Of Christ"
Market Street Baptlst--Rev. J. b.
Weber. At IL a m, Where 10
Camp" D. m. b. r. o. Il. and the
Great Carnival"
Plymouth Congregational - Rev
Raif Newman. At II A. m, The
Gavins Power OF Hope" D. m, fifth
illustrated lecture.
Mt. Zion Baptist fcoioredD--Rev. J.
q. Mcpherson. At IL a. m. Saving
Grace D. m. The Negro in the
Business World"
First christlan--Rev. y. II. Lingen-
fesfer. Al II a. m. The Mystery Of
Godliness;'' 8 .. m, The Fuiineas OF
Christ"
Roman Catholic Meeting.
Church Of Our Lady OF Good Help
.-Hev. r.. x. Prefontsine. pastor.
Low mass, a. m: high mass. 1919
a. M. Sunday school. y. m. and
vespers and benediction. .. m.
sacred Heart Church--Rev. George
a. HID. pastor. Low mass. 8 a. m.
and D. M children's mass. s:i5
:. m: high mass and sermon, s;f5
q M: Sunday school after chiidren's
n1ass; vespers. sermons and benedic-
afon at 1880 p. M
Church Of Immaculate Conception
--Fev. A. aweere. pastor. Low mass.
1.1D and $50 a. M: high mass and
sermon, 1920 am; Sunday school,
z.z0 o. M: rosary and benedicticn,
1.10 D. m.
New ParIsh--Rev. w. J. Metz, pas
Tor. Services temporarily IN hail on
Jarkson street. between Twenty
e1xfh and Twenty seventh avenues.
Low masa, a. M: high mass, 1870
Church Notes
rsrnt M. y. fGreon Lake)--isev. r. ~.
sutton. Regular services At u q. m.
80 sp. m. sabbath school at u M.
Taylor congregationai-Eev. Dem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-23

- W In tNioF bLo@h-
FOR SALE by v. W. WEST.
UNION BLOCK. CITY.
A very fine corner. soxiis. on Fiji.
tenth avenue north. facing City
park. graded streets. city water,
concrete walk. sewer. ana ali paid
for; reasonable terms: very con-
venient to car line.
sssoe.
Unusually fine double corner iosxiss
on the northwest corner Of Aloha
and Sixteenth avenue. one block
from Capitol hill car line. streets
are ssphaited: have concrete walk.
sewer and city water; all street i'm
provenents paid for In full.
$3.50.
Lot tlxiso on west side Of Sixteenth
avenue between Harrison and Re-
publican stre<sa
usso.
10, tsxiao to an alley: east front.
street improvements are In and
paid for.
sisoA
New and modern s-room cottage IN
nroafwax as.trirf ons hto~k fror,
car line: fractional corner lot
tssa
Lot toxico on Seventeenth avenue
south. near Dearborn stree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-23

) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


For the carnival attraction az the
Grand. the management has induced
the talented Pollard Juvenile Opera
company to return for IA weeks en-
gagement. commencing tomorrow
ieventng, when they Will be heard for
the first time In this city In Plan
auette'r pleasing nautical comic
opera. Paul Jones' The many adj
Imirers Of Little Ia pine will be pleas
ed TO learn that she does the part Of
| Petite Pierre. commonly called the
| Insect. The opera abounds In beat
tlfuI numbers In none Of the pieces
given by this talented company have
Willie Pollard as Bouillabaise. and
Little Daphne as Petite Pierre. the
Insect, been given the opportunity
for their comedy work as that given
them IN Paul Jones'"
Beisseo- George Juveniles
An entertainment out Of the ord
mary viii be presented by Manager
| Howe at hts theater. commencing to-
morrow evening. when the BelaEo-
George Juvenile Speciality Co. will
make their nrst appearance IN seat
tie. coming heralded by both press
and public from California. which
can be considered a good endorse
meht. Tirey are conceded 10 be one
ever gotten together. Talented and
versatile. there are IL little ones in
the cast Among tho dimtnutive
stars are Marion George. the cele-
Ibrated young vioiipist. La Petite
Agnes. the Girl from Paris. Carrie
Dolliver, Chinese impersonater;
Katherine. the wonderful child con-
tortionist. scarcely ~ years old. who
astonlsheH everybody who sees her
In her act OF tying herself In knots:
Lillian Dolliver in her character
ton, the most artistic toe dancer be-
fore the public.
This star attraction viii run the
week. with a special Saturday mat
inee.
Riohards' a Prinale's
Richard a. Prlngle'E Famous
Georgia Ministries will open al the
Third Avenue theafer tomorrow with
matinee al 2:15. The company has
been seen NO many times IN Seattle
that II needs no introduction. for
people who have not seen them here
have certainly seen them In other
citieA. They have been touring the
country continuously for 80 yeara
and have the distinction OF being the
only Amusement enterprise that
never closed their season. continuing
summer and winter in their tour
across the country north. south,
east and west.
This season the organization num-
bera 50 performers and presents
choice collection OF rnirth- provoking
and novel acts never seen here be-
fore. The whole bill In said to be
''acreamer" from beginning 90 end
Every phase of good minHtrelsy and
vatldevffIe in uroaented and the pro-
gram In crowded with big hits.
The minstrela will run the week.
with regular Saturday matinee on
tbs goth.
Rineling's Circus
Ringing Bros circus is due here
Sunday morning, and two perform
ancea each wlil be given Monday and
Tuesday. The canvas city. shelter
ing 1000 people. 500 horses, 30 cle-
plants. a giraffe and hundred or
more dens. lairs and chariots, VIII
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,.,s sr.a.a .,,.... e,x x.,,,
eonr,.,. w.,s .s~.r ana .u al,
for; reasonable tsrms; very con-
venienf 10 car line.
,ssco.
Unusually fine double corner io,r,,o
on the northwest corner Of Aloha
and slxtsenth .vxnu. On. block
from Capitol hin car line. street..
are asphaited; have concrete wark
sewer and city wa,.r, all stree, Inn.
provements paid for I'm full.
To, ssx,.o ON MES, IA. ., s,x,..,,,
avenue between uarr,.on and R..
puhtteso s,r..,.
ussa
10, ssx,.o 10 an .n.v. 80, ,.o,,.
.,,.., ,r,rro,. a.,
maid far
usoo
~.v -.
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spend Sunday in Tacoma, the gueHtn
af Mr.. nnd Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Tampa and Mira sutherland
aud little daughter left the city laHt
evening Tor New York, where they
viii reside IN tho future,
Last niKht the Friday evening dan
cina class gave delightful little
PARTY IA lIttle's hall A number OF
young people we're present who thor
ouRhly enjoyed the evening.
Mr and Mfa ]. W lowry are
spending few weeks camplnH win
friends IN the Monte CriHto country,
A dance waa given Tuesday even
ing IN Hnnke hall, The affair w..
Informal. hut large number Mf q
present. Punch and Refreshments
were served.
Airs, ". v. Rtnehart aud her
niece are Waiting for few weeks
with friends IN tbs eastern part OF
Washington and az Ia Grande, ore.
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Dancing Glasses
Professor Wilson at Ranke HAN
Monday ana lfiday evenings. Pri-
vate icHaons daily.
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free 10 each new subscriber 60 the
Star az booth No. 10. carnival
grounds.
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