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Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Oeooefdmp.
Der CT liplig Scrnbanefunfnrranee
Iinneipta.

Sra Wirneapolis ifrtpes, at Sd1nes
5. Sins ganer bar begpnot at oenbe
lime Zine meo @btte Garth Reierpa.
tionen / 8eder og Rorma Counties,
itOen SooISanen funOgioroe, at ben
oil bpgge I'm 8lenpooo.9tnie frem HI
Stsie @sne. Sagfsrere os andre, iom
er fnpttebe til 9ortbern Bacific og
Great Iorfbern, er ON Jig Tor at Ifaife
8ei.Ret, % Soos9anens W9nb fig.
ger beler life pan 9aoitoen, men goo.
inaffer meS be Snbianere, bois Soro-
Ioooer Den snifer at gao tgiermem.
Faa en- .Strefning al omtrent fire
Wil o~eitenfor Reieruationen Isber
8reat Rortbern % 500 SIDE ont SIDE
Blot en- bnlp NtiI ira binanben. Hortbs
ern Eaciitc foretager en- l(oitltnlng
gjennem Reierpntionen ira SpOeIt til
Hor0peit. Den bill 8ua giennem
S~fou6eltet, meoens De andre to boloer
Jig til NgerIanoet.
en- 2SernbonemanO, iom bar befaret
Soos9anen8 @lenmooS-H1te, oplpier,
at 0erne fommer I'll at gIennemifiGre
Sen Del al Winreiota, 9oor StatenS
imutffeitc Smaaiiper er beliggen0e, %
fere ben iii Sc pn0iaite Summer
8eiorts", iaoiom M~ernnOrio % De-
troit. StorioIf / Chicago, ct. Souls
% WiInal1fee bar Der bpgget Jig Got
tuges" % &Iubb1ie. ltoititnin8sfoI'
fene bar / fine 8riihtrOer foriegt at
fife i bisie Siser. os alifers 6iif ira
Iuifelunae til 9rret bi6er pao.
Get er bGpet oper Spil, at Soo.9a.
mems 8lennooo.2inie foumer iii at
gaa giennem set beOite 2ano, oen mo-
geniteo8 er fomrlen ino l. % at Der I
belle Iinneiota inqen be0re Sorb er
emo Sen, iom firbes / 8btte Garth He-
ieroationen, iom oeme 9ane ferIt font
mer I'll at giennemifipre. Wun tror,
at @anens &ommc otI treOobIe Niger.
~pt60erne. 100000 Icres err MI lagt
unoer 8Iog. @n itor Del al 2anNet
er / Srn0erre pno 2eilGnhingcr, Ser
moo betuIe en- bsi Rente og bar en-
lang Bel til observation-disclosures, ioa
6ormingen life bar Isnnet fig ipn6er-
Zig; men mart bill alt blipe nuoerIe6es.
Dteo Seripn til Rutens anIPg /
set enfeIte iaar man MI oioe, at SEN
ifal gao ira G;Ienpooo til Sennirg
forbi Barriers Brairie. 0ennc @p li0.
ger oeS @n0en al en- Brrrie al iamme
N1pn % bar ca. 400 Srobpqgere,
men antages ON ct aor at faa uteaem
5000 % 1000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Sra Stlippinrrnr.

Ct Telegram ira RaniIa al 79e
WtaI iortpuer. at Haptein Beribln5
BAR ilnaet SuItaneu Al InpamIglnos
p1a 2it,Diten Al GuOiisen 2anuo og
taget BAN ttlilnge. Suitauen 1aOoe
unber ia en- itor pRr al urSfGote no
ros ! 9an0fabet ue6 5~draca-iSIooeu
paa ghn0arao. OS Ser par II iterfe
6orter. Ora ojaie ipreOe Uboro'erre
Al ale arpfter. IA ao1tein Beribing
rDfteOe rem meS line amerifmere.
Ronblq Den ABE argre5 Be american.
ite lrooger 6orterne Og tog s al Dem
uoeu at li0e noget ldb. I5ortcrue oar
moUIcreSe meO 36 glrlmcl0agS &uno.
uer. iNn 0e tn0is0te bulgte la go0t
D. 'orito0. ) oct uteuoe sort JiorSe
8eiTtnlngen en- rnien0e DtoSit1US, %
aapt. Heribing bciaIe0e, at Set itll,oe
5Om5droereS OF inOtdIes MED Storm,
bpiItct 5Ieo giort. &aItnuuterne Sjlrp
90 8racle isrte TO a1Htpuuler al 27oe
acknowledgement % en- Tfoe!ing al-
plaeri. 2e omriRgeoe set lOSe Sort
% irStog SET. Ser 5aooe Suttuneu
iegt SiIHugt o. bIep giort til 6anse.
Vile Sortcrue bleu o~eSlrmcreNc,
&ayt. Berfbtug m1rihereoe uoro'
oper SirSOag. ) aampen iaIot 100
RoroS. 80 bIeu ianreoe % so bIeo ia.
set tilianse. Seri6IanSt SuItarer, VI
ameritnerue idlSt 2. 90 7 iaareaes.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Jernbaneulvffe

ct a%rbei6strer poo Canadian pa,
cific lob Sen Use Ntai no al Sporet /
39rbe0en Of 0erter, en- Station, JON
Iieger 80 Dbl sitenior Bort artbur
Ontario. SrPrtet gift me0 hlIO 5art,
ba ct SiiI brait % ale Sognene nor
ncS / @rpften. 5 BEN iaafnlote "aisf'
fenoosn", iom bar be8tet til bager't,
Iaa 80 arbeioere % iou. Otter Nao'
meme at 6sutmc BAR Sc fleite al Dem
Spenifer % Sinner. s blep OrGbte
itrafs, % s andre blep Iemt ior'
b~rpnote, ga en- oeItet DON latte SIo
pna sen ipliutreOc gogn. 8lanSt Sc
osOe er j. 9pitrsm. u. 8aain, O.
2unSmnrf, u. Sobriou, I. erition,
u. Stumble, os bIan0t Be ioare0e ).
Sacobion % 5. Rolin.
De, iom fou uifaote ira Oet. aaO
iig til at beiri 0em, JON iao iait / Bog
men; men T0eu Sreo Dem oitere til
bagc. en- al Be in~SeiperreSe ilog ct
GinSu i'm % fom no. San iagOe, at
Here andre Iaa tnSe i gogneu o. 6oI.
fene uoenior aau Jig til at arbeiSe al
ale 9ipiens arGiter og nj reoOet 10
eller ~. Saa bID SeSen iaa iterf,
at Sc life furoe sisre mere. De faare'
Se ienotes til Soipttaet / Sort @t.
liam.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Wiis ShleY.

Ct Telegram ira 4orfolf, Sa., mcS.
SeIer, at Riis SdIep, 9atter al Sci
ten peo Smtinao &ear aSmiral @in.
feb Scott Shlep, par blanSt Basin
gererue om5oro / Iampifibet "@amil.
ton, oo Del, JON for meorcit | "Geco'
rab.T oiten", ieilebe "SagInap" iiRnf.
Sun inoiumIeSe $50 til oe ~gienieueube
al "Saginoip"s 6olf.
arptein Charles, JON isrer Damp
ifibet ~Ianrc Sata4 al Nep Dort,
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

IGrfe ill. at Sen ian lonqt ira baooe
omit al at iIubre / iig roa Die, at SEN
toertimoS bIep iltro % 'eo al Sen, %
mi bar Sc meo ben prdttiIfe cans,
iom er eienoommeIis for ;yoItet i bette
9ano, iluttet Jig iamrcn ct SamIas.
iom oiI bore efter Ole I GoiS Gountp
FOR at BRUCE Sen til @rjienc. 6or.
itauSerer for Smdoset er County
auhitor 8arb. Haa Die er meget
biui8ere eno VSais, % grinring bar
auereOe oiit, at Sen isritc oper6aar oert
iibite, naar man piI giSNc Soin.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
%Srl1noerne fomnler.

Ter er ilar en- itor CiIocfIt / Sno.
oonorrnger ira &rIaro. Sc fire ier.
tie Noorpoer al 1903 fom S,2O6 Der.
Toner ira ben Qrsrnc 2. meOetl8 Yin.
tdUet | iamme llO3rm irior oar
1902. Nile andre ,Solt ien0cr fIcrc
DtTno cnN aotn0er; men b.uuNt &c
rife &noolnbrerc uoGisr NUtnOctIcn.
net omtrert 20 Frocent. ManIr 81.
ger fommcr, % Ell bel Del Al Dem cr
ul0cr 20 4ar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

40 SeItefocre 5Ieo "Iofeo ont" .
ior0i oe uGgteSe al ITO for EirTraer,
boiS 2iSrere er pao Streif SiG9e
OrNre ira i'm BrGitoert glf 80 6raJt.
8obSiiotere poa Streit, % 9ogen e..
ter ifliISe 90 Ssfisrere goa ira.
Stanoaro Oil &onpunIct meS0elte
inc alrnoer. at Set life oiIoc Ieoere
Dem Die, isr RoIigbeoeu par gierop-
rcttet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Nv DATA Siooer.

6. " Hobiioot ira Gbicago, ser /
g0emtab al aommisirr for 8er6en8.
uoitIaIngen i Ct 2ouis bar op5oIot
lt8 ! SUert8e, er al Song Oscar bIet
Scforcret MED 8oiaorSerens Rtnoer.
for@, teIegraiereS ira StodboIm.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

bar ~unOerisgt Snrpanoet, bpor "Sngt.
nam Iigger, % BAN tiger, at 8raget
er farIigt for S%ftbSiarteu. Oct ianf
paa Is Saones 8uno to Wtil | Spo'
DIT for Spret paa @tnter Charter, %
10 al Iaiterne ra9er 90 SOB oper
Sapflaoen. graget Iigger netop /
Seileber.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
Ole for Spin.

Som befierSt, RSer 8riien altins |
Jig. os ben MATTE iaseIig ogiaa iua'
se paa SIienL iom inter op al Soroen
/ gais GouHtp, SnS. 5armerne IagSe
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

guul On GbqiauS Gig bleu baIiame.
ret % er MI paa SeieN til Rep 9orf.
hpor Set ital ian en- paffer Sesrnoaie.
gre.utpr | aiSsoes 30 er Senrp ".
Sopt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
preiioentcns Seiie.

Sra ari3ona fom Br9iioenten Sen
S0e Dtat inO ! California % itarie0e
/ Slaremont, IaiaOena og Cos InBe.
les. SperuEt b.eU 5m mo6tagct meo
gegeiitriug. I California pIeIer man
/ Wai (9Iomitermauneoen) at boI0e
en- 9Iomiterieit CiiCita De las iIore$,
iom BEN faloe5 9,a Spanif; men iaar
oar oen uoint til P~rGiioenten fom.
8rpiioentoogncn ti0rte giennem m.
0ige 2anSifaber. 5Oor olt itoo / 6,or.
o. giennem Son Gabriel aIen fom
SrGne. inO / 1aia6ena. Ser boIOt
ban en- Ialc / @,liou"SsiitoIen. "a
GrGiiSentoognen naaeoe llOtuuten al
Sos angeleS, iteote 8iloerusr 4lroee
til. gereoent Boliti Oanneoe en-
sercsoagt. GrGiiOcnten bIeO tisrt
iii 8eitminiter 8otel. bDOr ban ino'
toa SImh.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12
assrfiNsmsater

assrfisfemsatsr
raa t~nsieoeres Isarf beer gaanoas % zerssas garrs
seu. ao~ertisIsmsHtsr tnstases t,'e / To paa staano<n
idseuss ss,aurers mssmtnsrs bet ustrpt.eiis iorlaa.
sta S5ts It aocrt,iszsut, Der isrt tsmmr ius
ItrsoGssuumeret l. Gr, i~uriansss tusruifst3 Scuss
oil Bet femme tnSt 8 IEssassuunsrs. erspe. ser tases
5olser HUsrtisItmeutsr. isr1 bet batter Hsb, Der ua-s
les d0srttsisa emit / bet Hssrs 6isrue paa Con
o5tatgh.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-12

Or rnatur SilaS / @iSeoniin bar
oGret / geisa hos gr.SrGiiosni Glepe.
lano ! griHceton % Tiger. al Glcoe'
lano life igieu snifer at bIipe aanoi.
Sat til 8rPNSeHt. San bar ogiaa
ieIp / en- Sfripaie I'll en- Reoattsr |
9eorgia ubtalt iig / iumme Retnins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
MEDAL FOR LIFE SAVER.
Courage Of Earl Gulick to Be Publicly
Acknowledged

A medal for saving life will be given this
evening to Earl Gulick, we'll known boy
soprano Of Brooklyn, n. Y. The ceremony
Of presentation will be in connection with
the sixth annual celebration of the New
York West Side branch of the Y. NJ c. A,
which will be held in Carnegie Lyceum The
presentation OF the medal will be under the
auspices of the Volunteer Life Saving
Corps. as reward for saving the life of
James F. Lawler at Freeport, l.. l., last
summer.
1t is expected that Andrew Carnegie will
present the medal. Mr.. Carnegie's secre-
tary sent the following letter in reply to an
invitation:
u. WESLEY JONES. Esq. President, Vol
unteer Life Saving Corps, No. 63 Park
Row, New York city:
Dear Sir: Yours of the 10Th received.
Mr.. Carnegie knows of no ceremony he
would rather perform than to present a
medal to Earl Gulick, who has saved hu-
man life. He believes that the heroes OF
the past have been those who killed or
MANNED their felow-men; the heroes of
civilization are to be those who have bene-
flied them He will try to meet your ap-
pointment on January 20. Respectfully
yours. JAMES BERTRAM,
Private Secretary to Mr.. Andrew Car
negie."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
Was Drunk the Day Before.

Il only had one drink of cider all day
yesterday" was the statement made by
Charles J. Rabner, an old soldier, when he
appeared in the Police Court this morn
ing on two charges-assault and disorderly
conduct.
But one drink of cider couldn't have
made you as drunk as the officers tell me
you WERE Judge Kimbal told him.
NO. guess not. but you see was drunk
the day before" he explained.
A. A. Maxim, superintendent of the Tenn
porary Soldiers Home, located near the
corner Of AZ street and Missouri avenue,
who appeared in court as the complainant
testified that the defendant was very
much intoxicated yesterday afternoon, and
INDUCED in boisterous conduct at the home
He had to be elected from the building,
during which ceremony Rabner kicked him
in the abdomen.
The defendant declared he did not en-
gage in misconduct and did not use his
foot on Maxim Judge kimball decided
that he did use his foot and had been dis
orderly, and directed that he be deprived
of his liberty for four months in def1ult
of fines amounting to $40 which he i'm
posed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20

expect and will try to limit all legislation
at this session of Congress on that subject
to bill of the most conservative" nature
The department of commerce bill as II
passed the House provided for the creation
of bureau of corporations. when In con-
formity to the plan Of the Pres dent and
the Attorney General, would execute the
publicity clause Of the forthcoming anti
trust bill which Congress is expected to
pass When the bill came back from the
House, having previously passed the Sen
ate, the natural course was to send 1t to
committee of conference to shape up the
dfsagreements Of the two houses. Instead
Of that the bill was committed to the Sen
ate committee which originally reported 1t,
and will be carefully examined, IT is said,
before again being reported to the Senate.
1t is said at the Capitol that the element
in Congress who are insisting upon con-
sentative antitrust action are fearful that
the proposed head of the new department
might be vested with too much power and
authority in the investigation of trusts.
They are going to look into that feature OF
the case very closely. The friends of the
bill were very much discouraged today and
are inclined to think that renewed efforts
will have to be made to secure Its enact
ment into law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
Anacostia and Vicinity.

Frank Contee. the colored driver of a
hauling team, left S. at the Anacostia po-
lice station yesterday by order Of Officer v.
G. King of the local squad for a violation
of the police regulations. 1t was charged
that Contee left his wagon standing on the
Nichols avenue hill one night without plac-
ing lights on 1t as warning of the OBJ
struction
Mary A. Walker, colored. aged about
forty-seven years. was brought to the police
station at Anacostia yesterday, charged
with insanity. Relatives had entered COM
plant with the police concerning her strange
actions. 1t was stated that one cold night
recently she remained out of doors without
cause all night. She was removed to No. .
station, where an examination by the phy-
sicians sustained the charge of insanity. and
an order was obtained committing her to
ST. Elizabeth Asylum
Some improvements are in progress at the
Anacostia police building that will result in
making the interior Of the house more at
tractive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
PROTEST AGAINST SURVEY.
william Peters Objects to Lines OF a
Subdivision.

,x,,,,;or, peters has written to the District
Commissioners protesting against tne re-
cording of a survey recently maue oy the
eurvevor of the District in fixing the lines OF
q new subdivision near Lincoin' T. ~
which Is lust beyond Benning. Mr.. Peters
claims the survey deprives MN OF his iish'
=; tho twenty-foot roadway known as Dlvls-
To-, oyen,,e He claims to own all of this
roadway by the terms of his deed.
Mr. n. B. LOCKER, the surveyor, has re-
norted to the Commissioners that ne 1ouhd
the lines In the neighborhood In question IN
very much of muddle. In fixing new lines
he did so with the idea that Division avenue
Was to be dedicated to the public. He claims
that at most Mr.. Peters is entitled to only
ten feet of the roadway. The owners or the
property surveyed by him agreed TO deolcate
their ten feet of the roadway. The, ques-
ton as to the public or private characater OF
this so-called Division avenue mas peen
mooted one for five or six years, ana many
reports have been made from time to time
by his Office on the different phases wit no,
result. The surveyor believes that the lines
recently laid down by him are the bestthat
can be obtained under the circumstances
and are such as to do no possible INJURY TO
Mr.. Peters
Mr.. W. P Richards, the assistant engineer
in charge of streets has made reeommen-
dation which the Commissioners have ap-
proved. He says:
Il have plated some recent surveys u
this locality on the large-scale maps OF
this office and find that the lines Of Division
avenue az last located by the surveyor will
allow lots in Lincoln subdivision to be given
their recorded distances without encroach-
ing upon the lines Of Division avenue.
survey giving the location OF some monu-
ments which William Peters claimed mark
ed the bounds of his property has been ex-
amined by me, and cannot make the po-
sition CT these monuments agree with any
of the records of the Lincoln subdivision nor
with any possible location Of Division ave-
nue. 1t may be that the writer can through
adverse possession obtain title to the land
according to the monuments pointed out by
him. doubt, however, whether such claim
could be substantiated in court, as he has
not cultivated or fenced In this land con-
tinuously for twenty years The lines laid
down by the surveyor seem to me to be
proper and as agreeing with the records.
and recommend that his action in the mat
ter be approved :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
Jacob Diemer's Birthday.

The fifty-nlnth birthday Of Mr.. Jacob
Diemer was celebrated last night at his
home in D street and he was greeted by a
large gathering Of friends Games were en-
joyed and supper was served by the host
The friends who responded to the invita-
ton surprised Mr.. Diemer with number
OF handsome gifts. Those present were:
A. Zeller. c. D. Johnson Mr.. and Mrs. ].
NJ. Beall. Chas. Adella, Mr. and Mrs II.
Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs d. Plitner, A. c l.
linane, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sillers, j. ].
Eber Mr.. and Mrs W. Deckman, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. w. Nolan, Miss E. Geuber Mr..
and Mrs. Reed, Miss Shelton. Mr. Frank
Diemer, Miss M. Thomas, Mr.. HUM, Mr.
William Berens, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lud-
dington, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Bauman, M.
NJ. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs r. Miller. 6.
Heitenger NJ Schmidt. II. Berens, F. Rein
er. Mr. and Mrs. Ochseinwriter, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Heilman, H. F. Deckman. Mr..
Wheeler and Mr.. Jacob Diemer, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
JURY UNABLE TO AGREE.
Suit for Commissions Alleged to Be
Due on a Sale.

In connection with the suit at law insti-
tuted by Daniel Carroll Diggs against
Thomas Walshe, to recover 81, 100 alleged to
be due the plaintiff on account of commits
sions on a sale of the property formerly
owned by Mr.. Walshe at 10th and F streets,
which has been on trial for the past week
in Circuit Court No. before Justice Ga
baugh. the jury last night was discharged
by the court. the twelve men having re-
ported that they were unable to agree upon
verdict
An interesting point presented was
whether Mr. Diggs could recover on a con-
tract made for commissions on the sale Of
property without having a license to en-
gage in the real estate business in the Dis
trict The court held that as the act re-
quiring the license appeared to be for rev.
enue purposes. contracts were not thereby
impaired. The plaintiff was represented by
Attorneys Lambert and Baker and the de-
PENDANT by Attorney Edward III. Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
COMPROMISES RATIFIED.
Trustees Appointed for Estate Valued
at 100000.

Justice Gould. in Equity Court No 2, has
signed decree ratifying a compromise
agreement and appointing Daniel A. O'Don-
nell and William F, O'Donnell trustees to
manage the real property of the late Will
lam O'Donnelh The estate is valued at
100000.
A controversy arase between the widow,
Margaret J. Q'Dennen, and the heirs-at-
law of deceased: as to what interest the
widow should take In the property, she not
being willing to accept, in lieu of her
dover the provision made by the viii. By
the terms of the compromise letters tesla
mentary will issue to Daniel A. O'DonnelI,
Mrs. O'Donnen is to receive the use of
house 1929 New Jersey avenue for life, and,
in lieu of her dover: an income Of $40 per
month. to be paid by the trustees Of the
estate. Daniel A. and William f. ODon-
nell are to act as trustees in the manage
n1ent of the property and collection of rents
in the place of Daniel A. ODonnell alone
Attorneys Lambert and Baker represented
the parties in court,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
MAENKIN IN CUSTODY.
Bartender Held for Action of District
Grand Jury.

Major Sylvester received a dispatch this
afternoon from Charles A. Formosa, cap
tain of the branch detective office in Brook
Ign, N. Y, telling of the arrest in that
city today of Richard Maenkin, the barten-
der, who was held responsible by jury Of
inquest yesterday in this city for the death
Of VIM Hurley Detective Father succeeded
in locating Maenkin in Brooklyn and his
arrest followed. The prisoner as hereto
fore stated. was employed as bartender
at the Irvington Hotel. .Tenleytown, and. it
is charged. he struck Hurley blow on his
face the Goth of last month. Hurley died
last Friday and the Jury reached the con-
clusion that the grand jury should make
an investigation of Maenkin's alleged con-
nection with the affair. A warrant charg-
ing murder was issued on the oath of De-
tective Father. and he will go to New
York tonight to enter the complaint before
United States commissioner tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
ADMIRAL KENNY RETIRED.
Will Continue to Serve as Paymaster
General of the Navy.

Rear Admiral Albert S. Kenny, chief of
the bureau Of supplies and accounts, has
been transferred from the active to the re-
tired list on account of age, but despite
that fact he will continue to serve in his
present capacity paymaster general in
charge Of the bureau of supplies and &C
counts until the expiration of his four-year
commission in that Office, May next
There Is authority for this action in a gen
eral act providing for the assignment of
retired officers to active duty in certain
emergencies Similar action was taken in
the cases Of Rear Admiral Melville and
Captain Lemly. who are serving as chief
of the bureau Of steam engineering and as
judge advocate general respectively, not
withstanding they are on the retired list
Rear Admiral Kenny was appointed to
the navy from Vermont in March. 1862 and
is the senior officer in the pay corps. He
reached the grade of pay director in Sep
TENDER, 1897. and has been In charge of the
bureau Of supplies and accounts since May,
1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-20
Charged With Grand Larcenv.

Joseph Yates thirty-five years old. form
erly proprietor Of a livery stable near 18th
and G streets northwest, was arrested by
Detective Cornwell and O'Brien yesterday
afternoon on charge Of grand larceny. He
waived a preliminary hearing when ar
raigned in the Police Court today and Judge
Kimball fixed bail at 5000 The warrant
against Yates alleges that he disposed OF
two horses. one buggy, harness and a cart
valued at $3.50. which had been left at his
stable by w. G. Ringer of 10S West Georges
street. Germantown. Pa, who formerly re-
sided here Yates denies the accuse tion
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spoke feelirg1y and enthusiastically of Mr..
Upton. He reviewed the life of Mr.. Upton,
setting forth his many sterling qualities.
At the conclusion of the service the
funeral cortege proceeded to Glenwood
cemetery, where the nterment was made.
The officiating palibearers were Mr.. Henry
A. Baker, Mr.. Summer 1. Kimball, superin
tendent of the life saving service; Mr.. Mil
ton Allies. assistant secretary of the treas
ury; Capt. J. z. Walker, United States
army; Dr. Summers of the life-savng serv-
ice and Mr.. A. Howard Clark.
The casllet was incased in a bank of floral
offerings from friends and from his former
business acquaintance and associates in
the life saving service. Mr.. Uptons wife
and three daughters. Mrs. Grasse Bulk
ley, Mrs. A. p. Newton and Mrs. Keith
Reeves, anu one son, Mr.. Jacob kenlrick
Upton, survive him
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Status of the Oceans Bed.

The Treasury Department has decided
that the bottom of the Pacific ocean is not a
foreign country" within the meaning of
the tariff laws, and hence repair cable i'm
ported by the Commercial Pacific Cable
Company cannot be withdrawn from a bond
ed warehouse for repair work without the
payment OF duty The law specifically says
that In order to be entitled to free exporta-
ton the goods must be landed In a foreign
country, which fact must be verified by the
certificate OF United States consul In the
country where the goods are landed. The
rate Of duty is 30 per cent ad valorem
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Sent Up for Theft.

Frank Paris, a paperhanger, thirty-eight
years old, was arrested by Precinct Detect
I've Herndon last night. charged with the
theft of fourteen rolls of wall paper, valued
at 49, from Frank N. Nellie Of S24 9th street
northwest, for whom he worked prior to
November last Paris pleaded not guilty.
Judge Kimball entertained different view
and imposed tax of SIS, with three months
In tail In default.
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Claims $40, 600 as Damages.

law G Wilson, through Attorney e. L.
Giles today filed suit-at-law against the
CAPITAL Traction Company to recover dam
ages in the sum. Of $4,000. 1t is alleged
that October q last. while near the In
tersection Of Vermont avenue and 14th
street, the paintin was thrown to the
ground and painfully Injured by reason Of
the careless starting Of the car OF the de-
PENDANT.