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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15

While the structure Of the music OF
stridulating organs Of beetles is ex-
tremely simple they sometimes pos
sess cOntrivances for varying the
pitch. The general structure Of such
an organ is a hard surface covered
with situations, over which some other
member Of the body furnished with a
rasping edge or area is rubbed. When
the striated edge is divided into parts
with finer and coarser markings, varia-
tions Of pitch can be produced.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
Kent Her Eyes Open,

The first appearance on the stage Of
Mrs. kendall was at the early age Of
five years. She played the part Of a
blind child and frankly confessed that
it was not success. Unwisely she
had been given a pair Of new shoes
for the performance. and so great was
the chlds delight in these that nothing
could induce her to keep her eyes shut,
as she should have done, and refrain
from taking stray peeps at her beau
tiful. shiny footgear.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
Fertilizers, Farmers Supplies, Build
ing Material, Furniture, &c.

The public will please take notice. that we have for sale
Fertilizers to suit all crops
Farmers Supples such Garden and Field Seeds Ag-
ricultural Implements, Mill Feed Hay, &c.
Building Material viz: Shingles Brick, Lime Hair, SASH
Doors, Blinds Moudings, &c.
Furniture Oak Suits, Bureaus BufetS Tables Chairs
Mattresses, &c.
DRY Goods, Notions Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Tin and
Wooden Ware Groceries, Canned Goods &C.,
Patronage solicited satisfaction guaranteed--
Rogers e. Bro. fMn0y, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15
A story of Garlbnldi.

There are certain names so magnetic
that their pronunciation thrills all who
hear them. Such Is the name Of the
Italian soldier and liberator, Garibaldi.
Marching with his troops, he met
shepherd who was In great distress be-
cause he had lost a lamb. Garabaldi
said to his troops, "Let US help this
poor shepherd find his lamb" And so,
with lanterns and torches, they ex-
plored the mountains, but did not find
the lamb, and after an unsuccessful
search late at night they went to their
encampment. The next morning Carl
baldi was found asleep far on into the
day, and they wakened him for some
purpose and found that he had not
given up the search when the soldiers
did, but had kept on still further into
the night and had found 1t, and he
pulled down the blankets from his
couch, and there lay the lamb, which
GarlbaIdi ordered Immediately taken
to It's owner. So the commander Of
all the hosts Of heaven turned aside
from his glorious and victorious march
through the centuries Of heaven and
said. II will go and recover that lost
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1902-03-15

Initiate the Lord in my text and for
get, actually forget, sublimely forget.
There is no happiness for you In any
other plan or procedure. You see all
around you In the church and out OF
the church dispositions acerb. malign,
cynical. pessimistlc. DO you know now
these men and women got that dispO-
gition? 1t was by the embalmment OF
things pantherine and viperous. They
have spent much Of their time In call
ing the roll of all the rats that have
nibbled at their reputation. Their soul
is a cage of vultures. Everything in
them is sour or imbittered. The milk
Of human kindness has been curdled.
They do not believe In anybody or any
thing. If they see two people whisper
ing, they think 1t Is about themselves.
If they see two people laughing, they
think it is about themselves. Where
there Is one sweet pippln In their Or
chard there are fifty crabapDles. They
Evening star., 1902-04-25
HENRY EVANS, DRUGGIST.
e22 e24 Street N. w. I72e Connecticut Ave.

there has never been. and is not now, any
person clothed with legal power au-
thority to represent him and his rights in
the estate. Some person should be ap-
pointed by the court, so il Is suggested, to
protect Colonel Boyd, his children and the
mortgages. The complainants ask for the
appointment of receivers of the estate, the
discharge Of the trustees or agents, Ellis,
Evans and Thomas, for a discovery by
them of details of the estate, for an in
junction to prevent them from exercising
any further control over the property and
for an order requiring them to deliver all
OF the property in their hands to the re-
celvers. 1t Is explained that the holders
of the two mortgages for $4,000 each are
not opposed to the appointment of re-
ceivers.
In the bill 1t is set forth that all the
land included in the estate should be sold
by decree Of the court, and the proceeds
properly invested or distributed under the
courts direction. and alleged reasons why
such sale would be to the interest OF the
parties concerned are recited at length.
Justice Bradley has directed the defend
ants to show cause next Tuesday why they
shall not be enjoined, and why receivers
of the estate shall not be appointed, as
asked No allegations against the defend
ant Edward H. Thomas are embraced In
the bill.
Evening star., 1902-04-25

son Davis; Colorado, James B. ornran,
Connecticut, George p. Mclean: Delaware,
John Ham; Florida, w. g. Jenningst
Georgia, A. P. Chandler: Idaho, r. W.
Hunt; Illinois. Richard Yates: Indiana, w.
=. Durbin; Iowa, TAlbert B. Cummins; Kan
sas. W D.. StanleyIe Louisiana, W. w.
Heardi Maine, John B. Hill; Maryland
John waiter SMITH Massachusetts, w. NJ
Crane; Michigan, Aaron T. Bliss: Minne-
Monsnn,; MMongino; Missouri. A. NJ. Dockery,
Esss nss!ani Tss7si Nsssda hsssases ss'sssia
Jordon; New J&se& franklin Murphy;
New York. B. B. Odell. jr.; North Caro-
INA, Charles B: Aycock; North Dakota,
FRANK White; Ohio, George K. Nash; Ore
gon, l. y Geer; Pennsylvania, William A.
stone; Rhode Island, Charles Dean Kim
pail; south Carolina, II. B. McSweeney;
south Dakota, Charles H. Herreid; Utah,
deber b. Wells; Vermont, VIM. NJ. Stick
ney; virginia, A. j. Montague; Washing
ton, Henry Mcbride: West Virginia, Albert
II: White; Wisconsin, Robert M. LaF>ol-
lette; Arizona, N. o. Murphy; Alaska, John
9. Brady; New Mexico, Miguel A Otero;
Porto Rico, w. H. Hunt; Hawaii S. B.
Dole.
The fifteen members of the committee
from the District Of Columbia, including
all the surviving chairmen Of inaugural
committees, are as follows: Admiral George
Dewey, Gen. H. v. Boynton, c. J. Bell,
Theodore w. Noyes, 8. w. Woodward,
Justice John NJ Harlan, Henry B. F. Mac
farland, James L. Norris. Lieut.. Gen N.
A. Miles, Ex-Secretary John W. Foster,
Beriah Wilkins, Thomas w. Smith. Frank
A Munsey, c. c. Glover, John JOY Edison.
Evening star., 1902-04-25
ENGRAVED GEMS OF VALUE.
University Of Pennsylvania's Fine
Collection.

From the University News.
Among the famous collection of gems de-
posted in the museums of the University
of Pennsylvania, in the acquisition OF
which its donor, Prof Maxwell Sommer-
vile, spent more than thirty years of his
life in Europe and Asia, there are several
of the most remarkable and most valuable
gems in existence, each one of which cost
it's collector what would be considered by
the average person large fortune. These
three gems are known as 'Bacchus and
Ariadne," Jupiter Aegiochus'' and "Tri-
umph Of Constantine" The latter was en-
graved when Constantine held the Roman
empire in Byzantia. This gem was once
the property Of the Russian court, and was
presented in 1875 to a Russian ambassador
by Empress Catherine H. Later it was
sold in Greece, and in the early part Of the
nineteenth century it became the property
of Bieler in Styria. Prof Sommerville Sc
cured the treasure after complicated nego-
tiations which extended over period of
more than five years. The gem is six by
four inches, and is the eleventh in size of
those existing in any collection. 1t is a
maculated sard, dark reddish amber in
color. The gem represents the emperor be-
ing crowned by Victory, who stands be-
hind him in triumphal car Constantine
holds the reins of four horses in front in
his left hand, and in his right lis roll of
manuscript. In front of the group is the
Roman standard. Behind the car stand
Crispus and Fausta, and at the extreme
end of the gem stands Helena. The artist
executed the face of the triumphng caesar
with such remarkable skill that the Angus
tus-like profile of Constantine may be rec
ognized at first glance.
Another gem, that entitled Jupiter Aegi-
ochus," is slightly larger than the Con
stantine." This cameo is the eighth In i'm
portance of antique canoes preserved in
the early Christian centuries. This Graeco-
Roman specimen is Of the epoch of Marcus
Aurelius. or the earlier years of the reign
Of Commodus Prof Sommerville in de-
scribing this masterpiece says: 1.-The work
is very beautiful for that epoch, and there
rests in this head of the master of the gods
an accent of grandeur in which one feels
the reflection of the original Greek Of the
better centuries, initiated here by the en-
graver Of the Graeco-Roman age" The
cameo was part of the celebrated North
wick collection of England, and In the eariy
part of the nineteenth century 1t became
the property Of wealthy French connois-
seur, and still later Of NJ. Feuardent Of
Paris At the time Prof Sommerville ne
gotiated with the owner for its purchase
there were several other museums which
coveted the treasure, but the price at which
1t was held caused them to delay. The
French government was urged very strongly
to acquire the gem by NJ. Longperier for
the collection In the Salle des Pierre
Graves In the Bibliotheque Nationale
Paris or for the museum at Louvre. This
distinguished glyptologist OF France had
made an exhaustive study Of the gem, and
was well acquainted with the value of it.
Evening star., 1902-04-25
Beautifying Front Yards.

From the Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
The Housekeepers Club, which was organ
lied some time ago in Memphis for a partic-
ular purpose, Is hfoadening out and extend
ing the sphere of Its influence in an effort
to accomplish greater good. It has taken I'D
the question of inducing Memphians to nav
scme attention to the identifying of their
lawns and front yards, and when these en-
ergetic ladies unite in any effort they usual
ly compel the realization Of their desire.
The club has offered aiprize, to the children
OF the members, Of IS, to be contested for by
children between the ages Of ten and SIX
teen. This prize will be awarded the for
tunate child who has the prettiest flower
bed or window garden by the 18th Of Sep
tember. AnotherTprize7 Of s. will be award
ed the child under ten years for a similar
display. The only assistance permitted the
children will be to have the soil Thoroughly
prepared.
Children, If reminded of it, will engage in
this beautiful occupation without incentive:
but the glory of triumph as well as the
reward should give an impetus to the move
ment and spur the young folks on to the
employment of their best efforts. The
Housekeepers' Club has also interested it,
self in introducing the observance of Arbor
day, so popular throughout the north and
the western prairie states, and if they cau
cultivate love of trees and flowers thew
will do much for the rising generation. No
lover of flowers can be wicked No love, az
trees can help being self-possessed and phil
osophical.
Evening star., 1902-04-25
Anacostia and Vicinity.

Officer o. C. Ryan, who has been attach
ed to the Anacostia station for over four
years, has been transferred to No. 5 sta
ton. Officer Joseph Farmer has been trans
ferred from No. station to Anacostia to
fill the vacancy. Officer Farmer has by
direction of Sergeant Anderson been as
signed to the Hillsdale territory to fill the
place of Officer w. w Andrews. who has
been placed In Anacostia in place of Officer
Ryon. A new patrol box, No. "a, was
yesterday added to the Anacostia circuit,
being erected at the intersection of the
Bowen and Suitland roads.
A horse attached to the wagon owned by
George Thomas, florist, of Anacostia, ran
away on 18th street southeast and crossed
the Anacostia bridge without causing any
damage. The driver kept to his seat but
was unable to control the horse which was
brought to stop by On1cer v. G. King
The need Of the services Of the street
sprinkler is being daily demonstrated on
Nichols avenue between Hilsdale and Con-
gress Heights. The patrons of the Congress
Heights cars state that they are enveloped
in great clouds of choking dust every day
The sprinkler has not yet been put into use
this season.
Evening star., 1902-04-25
NATIONAL ENcAMPMENT.
Activity of Committees Having Pre-
Iiminaries in Charge.

A1La1udT1eS IN CQaTSc.
The subcommittee on literature for the
Forthcoming encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic will meet at the
headquarters Of the citizens committee
next Monday afternoon at o'clock. The
personnel of this committee was completed
this morning by the appointment, by Mr..
warner, of the following additional men,
bers: Mr.. A. Parker Nevin and Mr. B. H.
warner, Jr. The other members of the
committee, appointed at the time of its
organization. were General Thomas M.
Vincent, chairman; Mrs Isabella Worrell
BAH, Mr.. w. " Cox, Mr.. Allen D. Albert,
Jr., General John NJ. Wilson and Mr.
Charles Moore.
This small body will convene Monday and
enter at once on the consideration of a
booklet to be distributed broadcast among
the visitors brought here by the encamp-
ment.
Many Of its members have informed
themselves particularly on the engage
ments which occurred in the neighborhood
OF the capital during the war of the re-
peil1on and several of them, notably Mr.
Cox and General Wilson, have described
these engagements and the Notifications
thrown up about the city in magazine ar
tlcles and essays. These and all similar
sources of information will be drawn upon
by the committee for the purpose of ex-
planning tersely the nature and location of
all the engagements which occurred in the
vicinity OF the city and of all the forts
which were located on the hills nearby.
But the chief regard of the committee will
be to explain the application of the park
commission plans to the permanent preser-
walton of the landmarks about Washing
ton This booklet will possibly take the
place of the souvenir usually issued in the
place where the G. A r. encampment is
held.
A meeting of the committee on reunions
mas been called to occur Monday evening
at o'clock
The j. A. Hunter Post, G. A R., of
Neale, Pa, has written the officers of the
cltlZens committee, stating that it will at
tend the encampment in a body. The let
ter was written by Past Commander F. s.
Shoop. a. II
Evening star., 1902-04-25
Catfish Sold as Salmon.

From the New Orleans Times Democrat
A new fishing trafic has sprung up and 10
rapidly being developed into lsrge and
paying business along the lower coast II
is the catching and selling Of the river cat
species of fish to a company at cents a
pound The fish are emptied and then
packed In barrels, salted and then shipped
to some northern city, where they are
chemically prepared as to color and flavor
and packed in cans and sold under the label
of salmon. In flavor and color when pre-
pared for canning the river catfish cannot
be detected from the real salmon. and many
fishermen who devote their entire time in
catching and selling these big river catfish.
weighing ae much as fifty pounds each,
earn some days as high as s..
Last season the company that purchased
ell available fish ran small boat up and
down the river, buying the fish direct from
the fishermen, and il is reported that just
as soon as the water gets warmer and the,
fish begin biting the purchasing OF catfsht
will be done on a larger scale. The small
catfish are sent to the northern markets
packed In ice, where a ready sale lie found.
In the markets to the poorer class of people,
who cannot afford to buy the dearer species
of fish. The salt water catfish is not sala- .
BILE; only the river variety is wanted, and
the trafic in that new fishing industry
promises TO be unusually large and prefita1
BILE this season. u
-
Evening star., 1902-04-25
Nine. Yale's Selling Agent in
Washington is S. kann, Sons & Co.
Fails to Prove Her Case.
apl5- -tu&f.6t

Fannie Jackson. colored was the chief
witness against Annie Dutton. also colored,
who was arraigned I'm the Police Court this
morning on a charge of carrying a conceal
ed weapon.
Annie tried to pick a quarrel with me
the other night and pulled a razor out of
her stocking. Fannie told the judge.
What did you do?" his honor inquired
II went in and got stick" she answered
but they wouldn't let me get at her.
The Dutton woman denied having a razor
Evening star., 1902-04-25
The Three-Meal Habit.

Our three-meal habit is a fearful tax on
our working capacity; 1t trebles the temp
tation to overeating; our champions stag
ger under the weight of a physiological
handicap; one-haf the functional energy
Of the system is diverted by the exigencies
Of digestion. No other hygienic mistake
has done SO much to make us a generation
OF dyspeptfcs as the custom of after-dinner
work. Its victims, moreover, incur the
risk Of contracting. that form of moral
dyspepsia called pessimism. It tends to rob
tie NoTkpg day Of tA ysHard
Evening star., 1902-04-25
Want Action Deferred

A delegation Of cattle owners from Ne
braska had hearing before the Secretary
Of the Interior yesterday, and urged that
the taking down Of fences on government
domain be deferred until Congress. at its
next session, has an opportunity to act on
the question They represented that 1t
means large losses to their interests Sec
retary Hitchcock informed them that he
had no discretion in the matter, as the law
required the removal of the fences
Evening star., 1902-04-25
and the court believed her statement and
released her from custody
Medals for All Who Took Part.

The naval board on awards is considering
the question Of bcstowing medal on every
officer and man who served IN the West
Indian naval campaign OF the Spanish
American war. AS the matter now stands
only those perIons who figured in specific
engagements or incidents during that cam
paign are to receive medals.
Evening star., 1902-04-25
Assessment Declared Invalid.

Mr.. W. P. Titcomb, agent for Mr.. Leffert
Buck, recently requested of the District
Commissioners the remission of interest
and costs upon assessment for paving
against sublot 60, square 1872, bounded by
NJ, 10Th and 18th streets and Rhode Island
avenue Mr.. j. w. Daniel, special assess
ment clerk, recommends that the request
be granted, on the ground that the act of
August 16, 1890, under which the assess
ment was levied, has been declared invalid
by the Supreme Court Of the District
Evening star., 1902-04-25

Mr.. B. T. Cranmer recently wrote to the
District Commissioners requesting that the
time be extended sixty days for the removal
or the school house from lot 10, block q,
Meridian Hill, in the line Of the extension
OF Columbia road. Mr.. w. P. Richards en-
gneer In charge Of streets, recommends
that the request be granted, on the ground
that the building stands back from the
center Of the road. and will not Interfere
with any Improvement that may be made
during the interval of postponement
Evening star., 1902-04-25
Among the Mobility.
,om the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News.
Mr. Upperten-"I suppose you saw a great
many old ruins while IN Europe?'
Miss Neurich-"Yes, .ndeedi And several
of them had nerve enough to propose mar
riage.'
Evening star., 1902-04-25

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beginning each who makes
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gnator of the She has dugd
to
Evening star., 1902-04-25

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Evening star., 1902-04-25
SPECIAL SALE.

S. Kann Sons received new supply of Nine Yaes
full line OF Scientific Health Remedies and Beauyg Products they
fresh her laboratory newly These natural
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cia Sale will continue all this
Evening star., 1902-04-25
SPECIAL.

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Evening star., 1902-04-25
VALUE 500,
YALE BEAUTY PRICES.

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