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Mt. st. Spienhs= s=Gplen.

6tubitueRmius: RlaiFiber, niTtni5aitlibtr unO
fautmd untiber 1lnt.rri6t er;nOIi6sr unrerritt in
osr oeutirstH 6prudbe. - SeoiRQuuqsR: sg9arOsrs"
pro Seihon Don fiu Uionatsn $115. 6tup.n
beginner am 3 ienitag ben 2 September 1902
Ttan aorsifrt:
Srucer SDfepb. 9irsttor.
6tation g. 9altmprs, Uto
Rutaloo auf 9erI0Rg,n. Quill. .2Rt, ,5&6)
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0iel @clo perliert, met iits nicbt BON
ben Sursiiaen unicrer neucn Sera
rassp Sreppen nDr allen bisher
Sagemeieneu Grscuguiiien ii6ers
petenttrt fin allen suIturffaaten.


N5ir brsbren uus, gang ergebent mitjutbeleH,
bab mir NIT BEN bcuti9eu Sage Elm Spt3ials8ez
i6dft fir Ggps=, Genentz un0 Strra33O= =2lrbeiten
eu6ffnet babsn. glls enibldglQen arbeiten, ME
Seden= n=Roietten, g8anD= un5 Glur=S =Ssforatonen,
gaQuitrapenz, S6ir= uno eSentsrbogen unO gdnte,
iperoen Don un5 in aasn oentbarsu Wuitern uHo
nab ieotr 3eicbuunq craft unD 5u Den ba9iten
Qreiien prompt ausgefibrt.
Gan, beionoers ridten mir Sbrs NufmerfidmFeit
aui Die nnb unsrem eigeneu 9erfnbren fabrijirten
SrepSen. Gieielben entiprebsn alien aHforoerungen
Der 3eit ourf tbre Site, unbegrcnJte oatbartelt
unD nunDerib6nts 4usisben unD pfrOen bel ibrer
qrobsn 9rsis piiuoiotet i'm Gegeuidbe 3u ben bisber
alaemein angtipanDten Warmortrspptn Dieie ganj
bulD pollidnoig usrDrdret baben, Od fe Die 4Rarz
mortreppsn, abeeieben Der groben 9elsDhrz
btqfsit au9 in unDersr @iufbt beDtuteHO ibers
treffsn.
99ir liefern bieie SerrGio=1rcppeu in alien 6ors
men unD Dtuitern unO tberntbmen titr 1eoe SIefe=
runq Die tpeitgsben0ite @arantie.
Sa mir auqenblidlid 3pei 8robe=6repptn tertigz
artsQt baben, liegt es in 5brem 5ntereIs, uns nit
Sbrem qel6dbten 9eiube ;u beebrsn um iidb oitz
ielbeu anluiebsn uHo Tb per0nltCb BON Den Sorz
tbeien unicrss fSabrifates por allem bisber oa9e=
neieuen III ii6erjeueen 98ir bitten um Sbr 0e=
neiotes 9BoblnoQen, nm 8nneiiUng Sbrer tperz
thsu AuItrdqe bel porfpnlmtnosm 8eodrf uno isbtH
s6rsm qeebrten 9eiu6e nit 9ergnigen entgegin.
Tit pursaglitber oobo6tuug
Gbas. Sidfert Il Spmp.,
Strra1o= =Wanuiattur,
Rr. 2OO2, Sf Stohle gtraRe.
C95-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-15

gu 2uyug3peden, N}it Dem Grl1s
aus 086ornes6oufe poQte Der &0ntg
ietne 2ie6IingsbeiiBung 9anbrtngz
6am erpeitern uno perI40nern; biez
fen Plan bat er o6er ieBt fallen Iais
fen.
MOrgun uuf benz 9eim=
pege.
Qonbon, IA. Quguit. - $.
4ierpont N}organ un0 element u.
@riScom, 9rGiioent Der nSnternatioz
nal Raotgation 3d." reiiten geitern
8ormittag BON 2onbon na4 2ipera
pool a6 unD 6ega6en It8 bort an 8orb
bes 0uupfers Oceanic" s. Pterz
pont Morgan, iun., 2orb un0 2abp
Mgernon 8or0on 2ennoT, 2orb
StaQ6ribge, 9rG5iDent Der y2onbDn
&c Nort6peitern gaitpu2," unb 99.
0ilbing BON Der 2epIdnD Qinie perz
abI8ieDeten ii9 auF benz 8ubnbofe
DON Dem groBen Retp>Yorter 5tndn=
cter. Geportern itanb beriel6e nt4t
tpeiter Reoe, ais baB er iagte, er Aa6e
ben 8a6nbeamten unO Dem 9er3oge
Don Sut6erlanb bafiir gu banten, DGB
er bic aeife ppn QonDon na4 2iDerz
pool Ie6r be6aglid i'm 4rtDatzSalonz
paggon be5 9er3og5 3uritle8en
tDnnte.
SrQn3pauG'5 @oGbrei4z
t6um.
Syo6unne5burg, IA. 2(uguit.
8etrG4tli6e 2(ufregung berrI6t bier
ii6er bic GntOedung zines neuen8oloz
riffs, nel6es it4 uber Elm groBe5 8ez
6iet eritreten ioQ. 0ieiige 9eOlOgen
balten bafel6e fir cine 6ortieBun8
Der @ttputersrano Serien, uaein
bic gntoeter be6aupten, ooQitdnbig
neue 8DlDfelber gefunOen gu 5aben,
pel9e benjenigen bon 8itpatersranO
an NuSOe6nung gIet4tOmmen.
g 9Ie8te 8e4anblurg
6eimte6renber 2anbs~
tne4te.
8eGGtngton, R.~S., IA. Dug.
- 9as 3ransportIdiff o8rittania,
fpel6es auitraliI6e SolOaten bOn
9ubufrifa 6ier6er bra6te, mar 10
ii6erfult, baB bic ianitdren 8er6dltz
niFe uuf bemiel6en pa6r6aft a6f4ella
Gt6e geporoen iin0, 3e6n SolDaten
iino untertpegs geitorben unb bieIe
itno ieBt mod trant. Die 8ebOlterung
lit b04It aufge6ra4t gegen bic Be-
h1rDe.
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MarVIdnber Staats- llOrmaI>S6nle.


Baltimore, Mo, Den l3 quguft 1902
Die @erbitzStiiion beginHt um Sjeniag, ben 9.
5eptember 1902. Hcut 5dbilsr miieu am 9. Seps
teutber reqiitrirt p:rOtn. Qriiungtn fir aufuabme
unO 8sforOsrunq am g., TO-, H., y. unO l3. Sepz
tembsr. Die Soruiruug Der Rlafsu, iotpie regdl=
mdBat 3ectationen unO 8orleungen beginner am
WoHtaq, Den 10. September.
S6uler perOtH ni6t in bic mittEsreu RlaFtu
auiaenommsu, bepor osie.ben Die erioroerten 9ri=
fungsn an oen pben ganannttn SGgen 3ufrieOen=
teqcno beitanosn babsu.
Glementarz une afaeemtfcbes 9epartement.
Sic Glemtntar= unO atlDemben Separtemsnts
firO fir o.n ltntarr5t uRO oe 0eranbilDunq BON
SdJitlsrn I'M ALTER poH bis 16 5abrsn, ionic fiir
Die 9orbsreitung sum Giutritt in Da5 3ormal=Gt=
parttment borjiglib du5geitattet
Dir reqularen &ebrer psrDen pou Den 9rofcforen
oes Hormal= Gtpartements in 9bDiif, Gbemie, Boz
tamil 4lturfuuOe uuo in onosrtn ltuterridtsz
Gdberu unttritiBt, s mad 9arflgung Oes 9rin3i=
puls Der stauts =gIornlalibule.
Die serbf=Seifon beoinut am Tl IN ag, otn
Is. Septtmbtr.
g8tgen nd6srer 4ugtunIt unO Rataloge nenoe
man fb on
g. q. @rettnmdn,
gtarD!dn0er Staats= =ROrmali1ule,
(225-30 Baltimore, WtO.
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Simmer Ianafam!

Iitie bsbedligsnsipertb. gllbHuHg rUiro BON 9ies
lsn nelbe an elmer nit oeH bsitl5itsn 6bmerJen
ptrbuuoenen GruHfbsit nGmlb an 9dmorrbofg~l
leiD.u 3u oft UergsieH. 4nitatt uRtsr Dem Autritb
Der audlsuoen 8siH paHlos pom eHtm EHddialbtr
gum anDeru Bu lauf.nr io1ts man fb srit rubig
barber nur pcroeu, CAB uur cine siuiige ar}nsi,
5r. 6i!sbte's gluatefs, 2jnD:rung uHo Dor aaem
oauernOe oeilung otribdifeH taHu. SDmptoms
pertrsben, mas i'm beiTeH i5als Die Euadialb,r init
ibrem Gar5ol nur ftrtiQ briRgcH, bsBt Hibt Rrants
bsitsn 6.iltu, mas bel 6dmorrboi0n HnateFs aatiH
perma5. 9rpben frej DtriaHOt pom 3. ReuitltoN-
& 60, Boz l2l6, &etpzQort. (9tU, Dr. 6r ;I&98l
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25Ott Apot6eRern perRG1ft.
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9teie setfe 1T Ole etn3ise
S6ipefeLSeife, hon Der SIR Die
gepanI3ten 9teinltate erBalten
t0nnt.
SerIn6t 0lenm's S0Spe>
fel~geife-iie tpirO Sud geial=
len.
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Sie GQton & Burnett
fSom0eISSdDttle

IN uuitsrtroffsu in Der atrunbiloune iuretr mdn,
uer unS WdobeH fir bic gsibditi5e Sbdtiateit,
gursau= ganfbaus= uHo BudbGlter=4rbeitsH ooer
stsnoaraphie nn0 SnpsnritiHg. Gieielbe in Des
o,n pts 6rfelaes ibrer @TaDuirtsH uuo Der isbsm
siuaelnsn eeniometsn psriOnl5eH Gufmsrfiamtsit
befqnnt. -. Sisis 6Gnsslsidule uiro BON ftiHer
auDsren in gttreff bss StuoisnzRurfus, Der auss
fattuno, 2situna, esbrtrdfts uHo eIsguHtt Rdume
ibsrtroffeH.
Saaesidule pdbrenb oes eaHssn Sabrss eeoffuet
abenbl6ulen ptrosn am 29. September srOffHet.
gpeaen Ipe,isnsr 9eoiHeuussn etc. peHbe man f3
ooer Idreibe an Gaton Burnstt 6 0 Is
Itqs, RoroOfsGds GoltimOre= unb GburltssGtr
g. & q. 2sIspboa st. Raul 4O63-9. l4ug9, lgltl
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BGF F9anft nnr Sie edlte-@07a
R5ieSeS Stiitf 8eitempelt. -Oa
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Baltimore Ohio Sabn SHucttn.

S2.5O-Son Baltimore mad SHmberldnc unp
,urnf. SE.25 pOn Baltimore nab par
pcr's 5errp une suruf SoHHtG9' osn , {.
@uguf 5ps3aLlug oerldBt ben Gtt, 8oqalz
gabnbOf llbr 8ormittags, GomOen@SaDHz
6of 7.15 9Ormitags,
$40. .OO-Spn Baltimore nad) ytidgara@ 6Gls
une ,urncF, Samitaa. ben i6. au9llf' Sll>
Iste fir 10 Iage gilttg. Spe3Ia1Ju9 ooh
pur6laufeupsn Goa9es unO 9uaman=4ar!or
gBaoopns oerlaftn DEN GamOens9abnbott 9.l9
@ormittugg, Den Ntount 5tOpazSabnbot ga
@ormittu0s gtur 81 90 m b r II d Z o.
rontU uub surid d. unttrbrc9ung Der
eabrt 1T srlaubt auf Der Hudiabrt in 8nT=
falo, Go8etsr, @tneoa, 9urOette uHo Ntau5=
Gbunf Gbits9sr BON Ho5eter nab SDouz
ianD Sslanog unD 3uriid Hur SO 80.
S5.OO-0pn Baltimore nad1 NtIdutic= SttD,
Gdpe W6ap, Sea SsIezSitp, ccean~Situ
unc aurEcf Seoeu iSreItag uHo Samita9
fir Die aufiabrt DIS sum folgsnOeH Sientag
siui5Iiebli3 giltis. 8ilete auf Der a9inz II.
9fadFabrt auf alien 3ugen aaItig. EN-
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6ahti's 8iirderfrie4.

Bern, 1, 2tuguF. = Charles .,
8ourcart, Der S4pei3er 8eianOte in
2onbon, lit bier angelan9t, I'm Der
&egierung gu ertldren, parum er Den
@e1anotT8aftSpoiten in @af6ington
nt6t anre6men min, @r bat ii4 ane
qe6li6 zines 8eFsren befonnen unb
min nun annebmen. Der ieit6erige
G6ipei3er @e1unote in ben Ser.
@taaten, S. 8. BtoOu, tit na4 Rom
berIeBt tporDen.
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gu 2urus3peden. 9}it bem GrG1s
aus Os6ornes9ouie noqte Der &0ntg
feline Qte6IingsbeiiBung 9anDringz
6am erpeitern un0 beri60nern; biez
fen 4lan bat er aber ieBt fallen Iaiz
fen
Evening star., 1902-09-13
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No 1-Justica AndCrs n.
Motz agt. Dorr; auditors report con-
firmed. Levy agt. Gallagher; sale finally
ratified and cause referred to auditor.
knights of Labor agt Parsons; time to file
transcript of record extended to October
Il. American Surety Company ast. Fay ct
al; Milton Dammann and Silney T.
Thomas appointed receivers. Couden agt.
Couden; testimony before Margaret Muir
ray, examiner, ordered taken. Wartman
agt. Wartman: do Gross agt. Gross; do.
Duryea agt. Duryea; do.
Proba te Court-Justice Anderson.
Estate of Florence NJ. b. Richardson; in
ventory filed. Estate of Frank Thomas;
account passed. In re Paul 2. Truxton; do.
In re Alex. w. Richards. do. Estate of Will
helmina Finkmann; inventory filed. Es-
tate of Irene Louise Ingram; letters of ad-
mlnistration granted to John Van Ness In
gram; bond, So, coo In re VIM. H. kre utter;
inventory filed. Estate of Samuel S. r.
vine; account passed. In re Josephine Web
ster; order allowing guardian to accept
terms of agreement. Estate of Samuel
b. 4ingiing; answer of guardian ad litem
filed. Estate of John 7. Cochrane: order
authorizing administrator to enter into con-
tract for prosecution of claim against the
United States. Estate of Chas. S. Drury;
will dated July II. 1900. filed
Evening star., 1902-09-13
LIKE A PROVIDENCE.

Things drift into lives in a curious way.
A man visiting the seashore while an invalid
and day little empty Grape-Nus box tied
to him. The food facts he learned changed his
whole life-but let him tell his story.
The doctors said it was acute indigestion or
gastrtis There was really nothing that could
eat and enjoy, and when enjoy his
meals he may we'll be dead. There was n
time when l could eat and digest anything, but
for two years previous to last spring 1 was in
wretched state. I tried everything 1 heard Of,
took all kinds Of medicine, almost enough to float
a ship. but with no lasting purpose.
Last spring had to give up work and went to
Atlantic City. One day while strolling along the
beach l noticed box being tossed about on the
breakers and finally thrown up on the sand.
sat down the sand and looked at it idly at
first. but after reading a few words on the box
got interested. 1t told how Grape-Nuts food
was prepared and all its good qualities and made
up my mind then and there that would try II.
Il have not taken drop of medicine from that
day to this. but used about half package Of
Grape-Nuts each day for two months. Then
gradually began eating meat and vegetables and
fruit. and now l eat anything care to with
out 1t distressing me. but still cling to Grape
Nuts food. as am fond Of 1t prepared in various
ways and never a day passes that don't have 1t
In some form. .
After tie FIRST two months OF using Grape
Nuts l weighed myself every Is days, and found
l gained from three to five pounds each time
have been working every day since, and can say
never felt better. Thanks to Grape-Nuts 1 NV
have appetite like billy goat and am no
troubled with bad stomach.
II wish could talk with every one troubled
as was. 1 know a good many people say: oh,
I've tried everything. am tired Of trying etc,
but say. Don't give up until you try Grape
Nuts food and you will not regret it," Name
given BY Postum Co.. Battle Creek. Mich.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

New Jersey avenue northwest between
Q and r streets-Harry Wardman to James
]. O'DonneIl, lots 167, 16S, 100, square 509;
$40.
West Eckington-George W. F. Swart-
zell ct al, trustees, to Jean s. Finley, lot
LOG, square 3; so.
NJ street northeast between 4th and 5th
streets-Edward F. Hall ct ux. to John ID.
Bragunier, lot 6s, square 500; S..
Washington Heights-Nary NJ. F. Flag
ler to George NJ Sternberg, part lot l.;
SO.
Sixteenth street northwest between K
and L streets-George NJ. Sternberg ct ux.
to Mary NJ. F. Flagler. part square 19S; $40.
l. street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets-Samuel L. Jones ct uX. to Eliza Ann
Cook. part lots 13 and IA. square 1873; IS.
Maryland avenue northeast between 9th
and 7th streets-Electa A. Abbott ct vir,
Ira c., to Charles E. Myers, lot 80, square
S64; SO.
Fourteenth street northeast between B
and c streets-Poynton Musson ct ux to
Charles and Josie NJ. Kelser lot SO, square
1865: SO.
Thirsieth street northwest between NJ and
n streets-George H. Knowles to Arminnie
Palmer, one-third interest in part lot IA,
square 1909 s4OO.
Seventh street northeast between H and
1 streets-Benj. b. Bradford ct ux. to Still
son Hutchins, lots % and 2S, square 453: $40.
ux. to Nellie d. Bronson, lot %. block &c;
$40.
Pennsylvania avenue northwest between
18th and 18th streets-James II. Forsyth ct
ux. to Anson Mills, lots and 3, square 16S;
SO.
street northwest between 33d and saith
streets-William A. Gordon. trustee to
Anna S. Merrill, part lots 167 and 16s,
square 1854; SO.
Trinidad-Chas F. Benjamin ct al. trus-
tees, to John S. Allison, west one-half 10;
ii block 4: s2.15n
Bloomingdale-Sudie B. Pratt to James
H., Harriet N. and Ora A. Brady, lot 3d.
block s; $40.
Twenty street northwest between
and o streets-Anna 8. Merrill to John
w. Hardesty, part lots Al and 4s. square
1896; $40.
Brightwona Pe-k-IsaAc:i Z. ITrrwi;s, 81 v:r,
Joseph E.. to James Kavanaugh, lot p
block 32; $40.
G street northeast between nth and 18th
streets-Lottie l.. Burton ct vir. James d.,
to Mary NJ. Baier, lot ~, square 9S2; SO.
F street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets-James c. Stierlin to Bessie 2.
Young lot 5, square 151; SO.
B street northeast between 1st and I'd
streets-Mary a. McGolrick to Elizabeth NJ
Nash, lots and H, square 125; 5000.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
SENATOR MONEYS ADDRESS.
Pays Tribute to Mississippi Before
Citizens of the State.

Senator II. d. Money of Mississippi was
the orator of the evening at a meeting held
last evening in Confederate Veterans Hall.
corner 11th and E streets, when large
number of Missssippians together with
their families assembled for the purpose of
reorganizing a social organization among
the natives of that state and residents of
this city. Senator Money took for his
theme "Mississippi" and spoke for upward
of an hour. He referred in eloquent terms
to the stand taken by his native state in
regard to the recognition of it's women,
saying that the first woman's college in
the United States was chartered by that
state and that it established the first girls
industrial college. Mississippi the senator
said, was the first state to grant married
women separate property rights. Touching
the nativity of the population of the state
the statement was made that but one-half
of 1 per cent of it's people We're of foreign
birth, making the people of that state con-
servative, where anarchy and .isms' can
find no foothold. The senator was fire.
quently interrupted during his speech. Mu-
s1cal selections were rendered by Miss
Lille Chenoweth and DIR. Clifton p. Clark
Mr.. Charlton NJ. Clark was elected tenn
porary chairman and Mr.. S. d. Austin was
Beall. Mr.. Harry Peyton and Mr. r Percy
Guyton were elected committee on per-
manent organization and will report at the
next meeting to be held one month from
last night.
The object of the society is social inter
course. and it was moved and adopted
that the name of the association should be
the mississippi Society. 1t is desired to
interest the younger Mississippians, resi-
dent In Washington, in the aims of the So
ciety, but the veterans will also take an
active part in affairs. The old society was
organized in 1895. but after while interest
died out. and for long time no meetings
have been held.
A reception was rendered Senator Money
after the adjournment Or me meeting.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of the water
at q am: Great Falls-Temperature, -;
condition 81 Dalecarlia Observation-Disclosures
ature, 13; condition at north connection, Sc;
condition at south connection, 3i George
town distributing reservoir - Temperature,
I3; condition at infiuent gatehouse. SO; con-
dition at effiuent gatehouse, Sc Washing
ton city ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 73; condi-
tion at infiuent SO; condition at effiuent, 80.
Tide Table
Today-Low tide, 100 am. and II :39
pm; high tide, i:la a. m. and 100 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. IL :5S a. m; high tide,
$40 Am. and $40 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 5:3S am; sun sets, 6:14
pm.
Moon sets. 2:26 am tomorrow.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 80 am.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset: eX
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted tif
iorty-five minutes before sunrise.
The Water at Harper's Ferry.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
HARPER'S FERRY, w. Va, September
13.-Both rivers clear here today.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

the books may represent only such taxes
as are collectable.
Every effort possible, with the facilities
at hand, has been made to collect these un-
paid personal taxes, but we have been
barred successfully in every case when ap-
peal has been made to the courts
Failure in this direction has caused I'M
of yearly adding to the number of delin-
quents. and thus increasing the amount of
unpaid taxes Of this nature.
Estimates of Expenses.
I'm estimating for the expenses of this
office for the fiscal year of 1904 l have rec
commended that the salary of the deputy
collector of taxes be increased to s. 500
which 1 consider only just and equitable
The present salary of this office is much be-
low the salary of the chief clerks and as
sistants in other branches of the District
service. The duties of the deputy collector
are important and exacting. He assumes
the duties and responsibilities of the col
lector during his absence, he is required to
give bond for the faithful performance of
his duties, and the salary should in some
degree accord with the requirements. dig
nifty and responsibility of the position.
Il earnestly request your approval of this
recommendation
The increase of $500 for contingent ex-
penses asked for will be needed for addi
in the collection of personal taxes and Ii
censes under new laws: also for additional
shelving for books, ETC.
At the conc. .uSon of his report Collector
Davis paid a tribute to the late CommlS-
sioner John w. Ross
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Maximum Temperatures.

The following is the maximum tempera-
ture in the twenty-four hours ending at
am, September 13, in the cities indicated.
as reported to the weather bureau:
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-John T. Harris of Brooklyn, N.
Y, and Margaretha Bruening of Richmond.
Va; William J. Johnson and Jessie Lewis:
Robert L. Cormick and Margaret L. Nc
Pherson; Joseph ID. Get;schell and Sarah
NJ. Shipley, both of Baltimore. Md; WILL
lam d. Hayes and Katie r.. Barclay, both
of Ballston. Va; George w. Buchanan and
Florence H. Rhodes, both of Baltimore
county, Md; Douglas B. Thompson OF New
York city and Florence Merritt of this city:
Charles Wade and Emma Monn, both OF
Waynesboro, Pa.
CoIorod-Wesley Kibby and Eva Simms;
Anson Washington and Lydia Butler OF
Tenieytowrr- u. c.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Deaths in the District

The following deaths were reported to the
health office during the twenty-four hours
ending at noon today:
Rein Davidge, SO years: George Cham
bers, 50 years; Ferdinand Keller 7S years;
Emma Blunt, IS years; John Hall, 63 years.
William Dunterman, 36 years; Lille A.
Leach, "a years; Mary Butler q years.
William King, 26 years; Daniel Ashby Phil
lips, 81 years. Evaline Washington, years;
Willetta c. Montague, 8 months; Romano
Redmond. 3 months; Justin Bayne 3
months; William Wilson, months
Evening star., 1902-09-13
SUNDAY FAIR AND COOL.
Partly Cloudy and Cooler Tonight
Fresh Northwesterly Winds.
Forecast till 81 nm SUNDAY.

Forecast TIL pm. Sunday:
For the District of Columbia and Mary
land, partly cloudy and cooler tonight: Sun
day fair and cool; fresh northwesterly
winds
For Virginia, partly cloudy tonight, with
showers in extreme southeast portion; cool
er; Sunday fair; cooler In extreme southeast
portion; winds becoming northwesterly and
fresh.
Weather conditions and general forecast' :
The cool weather has reached the APP
palachians. the temperatures between the
two great mountain ranges ranging from 10
TO - degrees below the seasonal average
The heavy frost line extends throughout
Iowa and northwestern Kansas. and there
We're light frasts IN the lower Ohio valley
ana northern Arkansas.
There have been general rains frcm the
west gulf states eastward and northeast
ward, and local showers in the upper lake
region; elsewhere the weather was fair.
The weather VIII be fair tonight and Sum
day throughout The east and south. except
rain in New England tonight
1t Will be much cooler tonight In the At
lantic states and eastern lower lake region,
and continue cool Sunday Light frost is
probable tonight in the Ohio valley. western
Pennsylvania, extreme western New York
Ohio and along the mountains as far south
as Tennessee and North Carolina.
On the New England coast the winds
will be southeasterly. shifting to south
westerly and westerly. brisk and occasion
ally high; on the middle Atlantic coast
fresh to brisk west to northwest: on the
south Atlantic coast fresh west to north
west: on the east gulf coast fresh north TO
northeast. and on the lower lakes fresh to
brisk westerly.
Storm warnings are displayed on the At
lantic coast from Delaware breakwater to
Eastport
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have brisk to high southeasterly
winds tonight off the New England coast
with threa tening weather to the Grand
banks.
The following heavy precipitation, In
inches, has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Parry Sound, 116; Bis
sett, LIS; Port Eads, Sc: Detroit, ! -:
Cleveland, 1.26; Toledo, los; Cheyneyville,
La. / 70: WayEroSS Ga 332
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Presidents New Office.

Building for office of the Presideut-work
Tor the construction for this building was
continued during the month. The brick
walls We're finished and the tin roof corniced
and balustrades put up and painted The
coal vault in front of the building was ex-
tended to give greater storage room The
metal range on the partition between the
rooms was completed and the wall and par
titions on the first floor were given two
coats OF rough plaster. The finishing coat
OF white p.aster was commenced. The heat
Ing. water and drain pipes and electric tub
ing We're extended Throughout the building
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Husband Asks for Divorce.

Robert c. Hail. through Attorney Peyton
Gordon, today petitioned the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia. to grant
him divorce from Sadie A. Hail. The
parties were married in this city, August
%, 1893. Inhdelity on the part Of the wife
Is alleged.