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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
CAUGHT
"SNEAKS''

Two sneak thieves who for the
past few weeks have been ayatems
aticaiiy plunderlns the stateFoonH OF
passengers on board the steamer
state Of Washington are In the eity
iall charged With grand larceny. AH
the result OF a quiet Investigation
by Detective WappsnHtein.
Robert Miller and Harry summers
are the men arrested They we're
caught with the goods on them''
aud have confessed their guilt. both
were mpioysd as walters on the
steamer
Miiter was arrested IN the Arcade
concert hall Last night With a
watch stolen from "a woman on
board the state Of Washington IN
hia possession Miller was arrest
ed early this morning by Wappsn-
stein aud EaHHon and told the on
Gers where he had planted Euid
rlnE stolen from a passenger on the
steamer lie also confessed Ia steal.
ING SO from another paHH~uEur. bot
said that he had spent the money
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FoT 'lIT'i-I Rel Estate


aiLT.EnaEn uur.
sElioeTiH HHfsH ~ cilaHessat Ard - esrfen
innd Gals 80 tsst ffufH me rlsrffIa raf
arf - aziaafes' rfsa g. rsntar - city
EsHa = Hssah rsiE hHsafa. afofa esd me
easfnfH nasa - ere Eiff 1nis IaHf nil
easily - faf ffnaIf m two Haafs BE-
:, 2.E-..I-
49,. =i= = zee tfrrisr
firsf sEfuas ass cherry street
81 Hzshinaian uaudiaH
No. = sauf
r1aanfs
We hsvs heen iasttaata.f o. asil . srssf
eaesr. iwa fs-aT'fs eataasstsa sba ths hsl-
50
II ia iefafs1 enc hidfa ffafn Hafisssa street.
fhs EruanH a. salffau cay nafer la fh.
ha.iss tfe EFauni = worth ths nienes
tust thiaa u g.
sc Haah
We sla8
hafs lots close ~ this property far Yrnn
$50 saeh 40 60 $50
A. rash sod 80 E-sf usanth. each Ia 10
sosiio ~ - soaiaa
NHH
- irnafraH j. HgnifaF. - ali hHFs our
faffeasrffstiFs sf fhe iaaslas eli dan furunr-
rus Yes take ths Madisau street ezr TO
Nih. - oss risct east 20 the haTHhF %
Ath ans HsFatlipan. sai yua arr rtEhi ~
thf pfeisftfs
Remember.
Tsis 10 fnaf chance To- sfap raYEus rsut
II TURNER a co.
"a ElHHa HlarE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

The fire department. made two runs
this morning enc was e. sNtinauiah
chimney firt Al the corner uf rhifd
aTehae and James street The other
was e. a brush flee at the corner -
First avenue aud charles street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

Tive trains daily 90 san Francisco
fare ttaie first class. $3.50 second
Fast time. magnificent sesnerr and
sxesasHui services 20 al California re-
HoFtN
Special rnta excursions laiy ffth
70 18th August ikth amt igih. stth
AMI eath. Chicago ana return. So g
~. Louis. 81 So. Omaha. bansaa
city. so. New Orleans tk3 IS
Memphis. $3.50 Tickets iuforna
too end descriptive literature e
= ufhafn refffie Cas- affice els
teHt ave. l.. = EiliH. general agent
sss
faaifa saBu4tsa ff~. A. The sisssaws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
rAs eaara q sqaaiIsatlaa aaaaaas

TIE haard - equalization aHanancrf
IRIS nsafnfu9 that aereag tsr star cham.
srs sesssaHa vii 80 lhs nFies q tha
Cav and fhr rufiia must kuaN Nh2ta
eaing ehlg in general and ust iu fe
tar. bscsaaa Coaue8inan James eoFan {
tnink il Is rtrht Ter eFefNhatiF g..
knaw ali ahaus sNsFfb beds eiHs's pf+
vRte affairs.
n has sawaYs beer ErrrfHIlx under
sfaad fhas M nsssinEa - fha board
~ equalization wsra ~ the sfstgts
fsade srs provided o. ~ a. snflte a.
the paFh on SsifastaF sftHEmeaas ugit
the lsard aeHlss ths aiioFaflga ard
Says that tbiz iaea Nhieh has been
conceived ~ th- fahiie q a. rntirsiT
FnlstaseH ratien Esd aaEht e - fff-
Fatteu af aree.
trs aH rxht Tan board lnsista
for the rehnc 70 81 crescent when ne
as-as hIe vaioe ~ reai estate L. being
dstsrruiuea. hus nct uhsn the vaisr Of
personal property il being aiscftsssa
Jarab Farth was aaons the flrnf -
b. ushsssa into the STAR chamber iris
fn1rslns lie uasts-H GATE Nsah fne
board . meet u Thurssisf sasHigE az
. for fha ptsrtase ~ rgusisias fhr
personal property = The Seattle HiFe-
trfr Co.. ahirh Il Aareassd At shout
q 40 90 errs santaffFss - The banks
afs3 agreed % APPEAR before tbs board
the easalnz q August % ard she's
cause Nhy that part - their personal
property ahirn ena=iass ~ aiif-efset
securities ard cash shauid rot BE- AZ
sesssd a. $50 per cent a IT'S value Ia
stead u - pr cent
Following are fhe firms ard rri-
xate individuals whose personal
property aansaanruta we're rssef 60
DAY STANDARD Furniture company.
from $1,000 in sc p0.l Seattle Hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

mo auction rnie-E e. niclcrian e 90.
viii sell et ihslr tnums. asses Firat ave.
nue.. CuWmencinE AZ tniGu "a, m. Wasincs.
daN, AuguHt ~ large and varied stock
81 household furniture and effects. cone
AiHtluR in Part Of iron and wooden bela,
springs. mattresses. pillows. comforts
diniun Tables. chairs. furkcrH. enurhcA
bod lounges. coukinF utensils rfci = larrc
lne OF tle ant toilet estsi Ens rauFo; n
fine Bookcase. bureaus, pummeies Lace
curtains pittureBt a Schubert uprlght
grand piano. 2 nrgoHa. "a Dor 20 lace Nur-
taina etc. etc. 10. @. Bickerton q Co,
auUtlnneaHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

49, fliA li.hcH To LIVE
s 10y IT. ~ kiACH. EASY TO nuY.
irEtUn short ride on s-rent sls-s-i $50.
ifnfn fiFsi and Waeh aston izrs,s -,
.hilA e10 alley Hna selling fasf - -
~ afd soc a. IS and $50 aawr 80 81
nnnths - alfeadY natd rvrrrba,.4s5 ~
. ~ issaeh. IS ths best shs ehesp.
Nertnents schools. ahursahas .t.,s,sss -.
sAraen sails CLEARED and Efafsd assu,,.,s.
go s4=sH= Ffafii riHWal uoaTfnr f..fhl.-
hshins hAeh and hHHfhful. 1900. sAi
M, w Nai.r ls.nheF on terms 81 ber,.
huilt See NJ Need asanfl - ''le
Rainier hsaeh, or e H s1uffe,s,.t = ~
e. aie Boston hiach 'l' '~n'
VIZ car iassie you On ths ho.f tg---'-,-----s
lands ia Washington We have -.
farms for sale. cal an D M s ~ 500
faciue hiQck. Seattle. ~
CHEAP lots a. f8s on. al TIIli1--'-- - -
only " minutes ride On Ola Rsnfan ~,
down s. monthly eams today
warm qfftes 90 Enaunas.
FOR farms and acfeaes in Wr-f@-- ~,
inston eel on sletienErcn a Araen "a
---------==-a=-------------
Panty ieHvins city. fine broom r,f,.--.
eleofre light riiF water LOT A.. ~,
closo in. good locaifYs $500 warfS T.,
nne tsfna1gie thrown In Best bargain
Jas. y TAYLOR as Arcade.
FOR RENT for I year. s.raom eafIs.-'
kead l1eality garden. not modern. res
n. Taylor
LOTS near Woodland PARK. Ssaag a t1ts
nraf Waodlnul PARK Snii0. an cleared aud
tnc view laa D. TAYLOR as Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
JAIL BREAK
UNITED PRISONER MAKES ESCAPE AT sKAowAV
STEAMER cAscA STRIKES REEF

who had the wheel Whiie Capt Rail-
sX went below ca set his lunch fell
astfep. and the steamer with no
kuidmN power and under fuil steam.
efashsd upaH the ruekY ledge Of the
island ahleA Is IN fas middle % tAr
lake She struck aauafeiN on her
star board haW. wrnlghiuk ths stern
and tearing away she dsce piauking
The shock Waa 50 great that u
threw the atasgirs naiq over the
= heel and half WaT eus - the for
ward windows oi tNo pilot house.
HAD the eAara struck sQuafalY Oh
her bow serious damage ana i prob
asfo loss % ufc msxht have rrssiii4
o.i. A. u Il she Will es cut ~ com-
mission tof a courte 81 weeks
Members n the ". v. a Y. n
train crswn say that a gF~at forest
fire Is raEinH along the shores anf
IN the hills surrounding Lake Hen
nett. ~ = uot known lust how the
firs Eus started. bat Il b ssrippina
the coGngFy ~ maeh timber Every
thtuE Is - ssnnk9 along the lMkr
that II Il dtfueuit - So any ais-
farra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
LIrln WanirlI-NnIn


4 YOUNG man to help Ia sta6io
Rldgway Riding Academy, i2i5 E.
Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

W. 2. Huishiaasa CO. Shirt Sale. ST
WslNau Beoa q 20 and ti5s quail
itY - madras and p~reair shirts
two pairs % cuffs Tor q 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

The watcrpilyun. u am good, 7
thought Louis Thurstou. aged ~.
and samuel Ruddlok. aged %. A
Northern Pacific freight car loaded
with the melons Uaa too great a
temptation for both youth and aHe
Yesterday. A. result the boy and
man found themselves locked az In
tho citY jail on the chnrEe Of petty
larceny.
The harness races az The Mead
nus viii commence At no daily 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

AUCTION sale 81 new ami si-ssnl f,,,5,ll..
ture, consisting Of pearl fuiHfH ma
hagauy raflur suite o. pieces ftrst-
class dihinE room set ~ oak atdahaard.
extension table ard dlminr rhaira f,yg
beds. Yum Yum springs. hair maftHesaoa
bedding and down pillows. contents 81
Well-eslulpusd kitchen including n.vr
ltis runset kitchen utensils emf dishes
for dining room and kitchen. wash tti,s
wnnHer. curtain atfatehcr. cta, = new
lawn mower, = lot ~ tools and numerous
usnful articles. al 128 Twelfth Avenue
th' house can ne reached from the Main
strst. James street o. Madison afreat
cars; remember the time and date. No fn
a. m, Tuesday August N. rs Turifih
avenues All the carpets are nearly new
ana " Fnod quality. IS @. nioksffon a
CO.. auHfiauterN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

" lup afN aefkiuF choice huuIaaIle rioss
gratst sifeefs eiff aafrF ard aensaaf
salks lthsss Stn - IN hr sertsusissf ft ~
Wait
cApTToi. HTi.I. ExTENsfn~.
nair egeut Nfl ~ there earh aae fhss ,s.st
nntii 9 m take eaaitei hlif 80 q ~ns
81 hnr| thea Wafb Z tf1rtn nrrth the.
luts srs ~ h~sf sT~f Offered for fhs
u1rHT zsafas 10 aisifesinf r. asif sac
Wnek
l.. = HrftNNGLE-----c. c. ARanrr
ONuera.
so Arcade hias. Phone Main Iiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

Steamer xanthns makes a aa-mllr
KeurHiaa around the picturesque
Mercer island. Lake Washington.
every day. leaving rssier cay - y
a. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
1AMNnN az Eon AIAAkA

Senator Jamen A. TaWnoy Of Min
neaota. accompanied by a party 81
prominent residents Of that state,
sailed 90 southeastern Alaska last
night on the steamer city ~ Scat
tie, which took 70 passengers. lie
goes north to visit Alaskan towns
Ia order 10 secure exhibits from
them for the a. Louis fair,
- t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

MEAT MARkEr-A sfiendid iochiion In a
barNaini less than $500 required low rent
call and let US show seu thln mhfNet.. l.
', sptenele, 800 Arcade building phone
Muin ifpa,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
Buy Underwear Now

Ladies Fancy Rlchslisu Vests.
a pretty open lace stitch. &c
faiur ts..fsfss Toe
Ladies' Pine Ribbed Vests. with
short sleeves. tapped ard lace
trimmed neck. zso value i5e
Ladies' Fancy Lace Ribbed Vests
inch wide lace with tape on
yoke. sse value. sale price 25e
Ladies' Fancy I..aic Lace Ribbed
Vests. Too value ....4.ss.... 36e
Ladies' white Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants. pants are
knee length aud lace trimmed.
sc value. each ,....s $500. 2be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

Ladies asndlss.i free 81 7rhs Naaaawp
every aar this seek ex SATURDAY, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

sK A0WAY. Auk. gsneeiai core
rrapoudsnee.l The soldier Fremont
Who has been held m the United
states 3ail awaiting nv astten 81 the
next Esand iury On a chafee - tpf-
gory. msar break for AesFts last
evetlng Al about ~, Ard though
h. 1ia not havs plerv than five min-
nts-' start % iailaf Burns, nc had
not hasa RPnfr heade1 az o'cloek
this morning
ENeFy Avenue az ESCAPE Il hcinE
Watched ard M i not believed that
she fugitive can set uut - the town
Whea se lsft the lail he had neither
hat nor coat on.
Fremont h the mon Who e ehafa-
81 With RAISING ; fergs1 eheek Oh
Tony Iurtefo.
The ssannch steamer Caaea. which
i~ft Watchers at ! ,, "a saturday
fof Dawson vita passengers and
arilsht. met with an accident and
returned 10 Whitehorrr August
while sfsaming aleaE ~ TIE rate ~
about Il miles per hour o. l.nkr
Ia Barge. Mr.. Hary-~ the mate,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

T1,4 nfs-an4 atstas aaartesta hsz
been engaged % play az the Rain
ier-Grand cafe every evening fronl
9 20 O'Clock. commencing this even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

Even So There are fresh 10 81 - tseafis
IN TIE aiHan Whn aanl o. huF faHfHs tf
fuu haFH zoe Zoe safe Eau iF5fnHlffntrfF
~ Hrfts xfrins fufs .isarffr ftna We
HabH e speciality Of aeffins ss4surfrF
nFufaffH
H6niRf mALrnr. 80 New YsrA niees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

eEkTTLE, EpMuhps AND
EVERETT
The Palatial Steamer. CITY OF
EVERETT. Three round trips daily.
Leaves Seattle ., m, ~ IN. and )
q. m. Leaves Everett Pii5 =. m. qiss
and It's 3 m.
Phone. James 1891 coimsn Dock
n IA SCOTT. Asr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

To pieturwsaus Victoria
Saturday aud Sunday. AK 3 ans =,
taa1 raana trip. Tieestr on sale
fas faf ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

Gents Fine Mace Cotton Jersey
Ribbed shirts and Drawers.
have double seat. pearl but
tons. 15c value ............ SOC
Gents Fummer Merino Shirts
ana Drawers. cool and service
able ti.Vo value ............7 Toe
Gents Fine Ltght Weight Aus
trsiian Wool Shirts and Draw.
efs, correct garments Tor those
who must wear wool. almost
non shrinking. 81 value $50.
...... .t....... ........-.t1.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

cffRisrENsEN'a rarpsighoroan colieEc-
Society Agd theatrical dancing and body
culture rhune red II
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time payment monthly n desired = a.
Alftue Boston hlurt. Second and t9iaa-
bis street
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a. @AAAsAs ~
s.sa4ssssss ssss .ess .sff hNsittfitA
2 Overture, "TsuatHpiriF sssssse.
- ......4. ... Keller fisia
q f1t fnfaruiexxa. 'faNallerfia
Wusfleaua $500. . MnseaEni
fbi cauFice. -fudqieuce Mathews
4 Waltz. Sweet Remembrance
.. 4..Ht clair
Selection, king poslos budern
fsl,4r44sfrrfsfta Flaner. The I'm
chaufrena" a ...aF Peters
! Medley, nown on the Farm
...-..... Ven Tiixrr
s Waltz. Our wedding Day
800 .4z4s......4a TurNui
nHHfHstis mems Nf rHsflHHN
Foster ..s. .......s.s Tabant
10 March. "My Dream Lady -
= T. nrnsans. Director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

% @ splHHluF faf bicycle FeP. !.
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fadiss aernittsd free 30 The usadows
every day fbis week e. Saturday -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

Feiiaau'a Modern business College
Invites yBa - itH ninth annual graf
aaflng exereiass. seattle thestsr,
AUG. itth. $50 p. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
TITS NONE OF THE
PUBLIC'S BUSINESS
rne soARo OF EQUALIZATION HAS DECIDED TO EXCLUDE
80 aslas s s 49,.

nara cunnaur from SO 90 60 SO. q
asa. Cenfeaniai Alii company, lfnan
SCI eco e. tAAmn Plymouth Shoe
company from Es.o11 q ST. lnoi Nu-
rafiaF gfaeassf and Gaaiy company
ffum -. 30 q ti4.ela. =. sileeffisid
from 81 80 O. tLeae. HprsoshQe IL
q " MsFflek. from &. 1o0 81 g. fs'1.
X = Noses assessment vas
lowered fsasa se1ta - gisA and
Harold rrraton's rr4aeed from q. "a
IN t-.Qc9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

HEHrEcfAHfE place - h0ffos msnsy
aa diamonds iHHFify NafeHss American
watch a 4sMaifr To-. RsH fifaf opp.
confidential
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

CHICAGO, m4 Aas. io--whsa,.
sats % 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

I.aaiss admitted frea Al The Nsaaavs
ssafI aaf thHa seek IS SATURDAY, =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

...F Financial
MONEY

TO aaiarsd employee aHd naar asfaafs-
fnu ant 8#f system ~ IaaHs fHaH affa
Fai uui IF debt aug iHdf af FaHfifIHsn,
eieft he4tHsksffer salesman. trHlHfaHn.
fHHf Nlnlai engineer etc. having relic
able employment HsH asf luHf 80 hig
mafat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

LOIS near Woodland park $500. I Id,
neaf Weodlnnd park. fNn0. an cleared and
Inc NL.M- Va. ~ IaNIur as Al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
A Snap at York
Station

Splendid modern now aiN-roumed
house. sight lots. all improved I'm gar
den fruit. good barn. chicken houses
Ia fact "a most complete home. ONLY
t1sa. on EASY TERMS
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PROGRAMME
49, - at.is.s. ra.a

1. March. An Arabian Scout
$4,000. 49,. ........ Mallneux
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

NoHEr advanced aaiarisa people. fstsii
fHsfa hauta. fHafuftffH. baHfflnN haaaeat
= fhHuf reeHfifft trfHrHt hffaineHa Do -
principal eifiss Toiinah. 40 kpief block.
SIS har0Ha afauua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

liao Return "a % 81. y o. si8as ~ = d
I - Return "a us tt ID ~ NW 90 70
! ih Return - aa ~ ~ POO ~ 20
FASTEST terms iHa.sf f4fea ranfldsufInli
ia Inquiries NHfrt -eretrf. faHiffHHns
treatment HfH Htar f#aH co.. - IHian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

WI car iaeHie you On fhe 49, -
lands la Wnshiagtnnt We have SIM. -.
farms for sale. Cail an y a. - 80
faclue block Seattle ~
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--s~-f~sF-a-~-@-
Trunks delivered IS cents 2 days stor-
age free. piano and furniture moving
estinantcn given lnion Transfer stat-
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COLLATERAL BANK (Hano a Reed :
Monsy loaned N any GOD collateral. 100
Cherry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-14
DEATH OF MRS. HAIsLETT.
Passes Away at Age of Ninety-Two in
ANNAPOLIS, Md.

Mrs. Mary Ann Haislett died Saturday
last at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Amney Thompson, in Annapolis, Md. She
was the oldest woman in that city, and
was widely known and highly esteemed for
her many lovable qualities.
Mrs. Haislett was born In Ann Arundel
county. April 5, 1911, and was therefore
more than ninety-two years Of age. AT her
funeral which occurred in Annapolis the
18th instant, the remains We're borne to theik
last resting place by six of her grandsons.
Mrs. Haislett was Of Scotch descent. Her
grandfather, Richard Hall, who served In
the revolutionary war. was at his death
nnety-nine years old. Her father, who
was William Cadle, was in the war of 1912,
and assisted in the defense of Fort Nc
Henry when Francis Scott Key wrote the
Star Spangled Banner"
One son and five daughters. Samuel ].
Haislett and Mrs. Margaret Balderston of
this city and Mrs. Susan Carter, Mrs. Kate
Barnes, Mrs. Amney Thompson and Mrs.
Martha Cole of Annapolis, survive her She
also leaves twenty-one grandchildren, some
of this city being Mr.. Charles Caleb Carter,
Mrs. John C. Proctor, Mrs. James F. YER
million. Mr.. William T. Carter. Mrs. Cora
f. Chase, Mrs. Andrew Lewis and Mr.. John
w. Carter. She is survived also by twenty
three Observation-Disclosures, majority of
whom reside In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-14
Anacostia and Vicinity.

The second chicken house robbery within
few days was yesterday reported to the
police at Anacostia, when Brazell Beall, a
citizen of the Naylor road. informed the
officers that his poultry shed was entered
Sunday night and twelve fine fowls. valued
at s.. were carried off.
Policeman T. A. Lusby of the Anacostia
precinct has purchased from Mrs Sarah
Boswell premises No. 315 Harrison street.
Anacostia. The property is spacious and
is improved by a handsome residence,
where the officer will shortly remove with
his family.
Policeman ]. T. Branson of the local
squad is on the sick list
There was held last evening in the CEN
trail dining hall at ST. Elizabeth's Asylum
for the Insane the patients Easter ball. an
annual affair at the institution. The fol- al
decorations were on an extensive SCALE
being reproduction Of the floral array at
the Easter chapel service. and the program
proved an enjoyable one. The home or.
chestra furnished the music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-14
Nine National Capitals.
From the National Magazine.


How many readers could tell ofhand the
number Of national capitals this country's
Congress has sat In, and give the names?
Not many, probably. Well. there have
been nine Of observation-disclosures D. c.: Bal
timore and Annapolis, In Maryland: Tren-
ton and Princeton, in New Jersey; Phila-
delphia, Lancaster and York, in Pennsylva-
MIA, and New York city. The first session
of the Continental Congress was held In
Carpenters Hail. Philadelphia, September
5, liza. Thereafter the American Congress
was for a long time something like the
Philippine congress while the latter was
lodging the American trOops-and for much
the same reason Fearing to remain in
Philadelphia after the defeat on Long Is
land, Congress went to Baltimore and voted
George Washington dictatoTial power for
six months. Congress returned to Phila-
delphia two months later. February q, l,77.
Lancaster and York got their sessions after
the defeat at Brandywine, Congress again
retreating. Nine months the lawmakers
remained in York; the news of Burgoynes
surrender was received there. Then six
months in New York and another term in
Philadelphia. Menaced by unpaid troops
Congress went over to New Jersey. Ses-
sions were held in Princeton College Lii
brary. Annapolis next, where General
Washington resigned his commission.
Trenton had trial then, with Henry Les
as President Here Lafayette took leave of
his American allies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-14
AIDS TO THE MANNED.
Where Artificial Arms and Legs Are
Made to Supply the Unfortunate.

SIN Birmingham there is an industry that
does more to help along manned and in
jured mankind than anything else know
of in the country" said F. T. Braxton of
the Alabama city. 'It is factory for the
manufacture of extra parts to supply
those lost by amputation. In other words.
the promoters grind out artificial arms and
legs from one weeks end to another, and
you would be surprised what a demand
there is for the product of the factory.
Strange to say. the proprietors Of the con-
Germ are their best advertisement, for each
is adorned with some Of the product of
the factory. One has a cork leg and the
other wears both an artificial leg and an
artificial arm. Legs and arms are made
50 perfectly these days that 1t is absolutely
impossible to tell that some people are
wearing them. Artificial legs are made SO
that the lower part has all the action of
the human foot and are made to wear the
same size shoe as the opposite foot. The
shoe on the real foot will wear out in half
the time the one on the artificial one,
which is said to be due to the heat from
the real member. Artificial hands are
made SO that the owner can pick up pin.
Hard to believe, isn't 1t? But there Is
magnet in the end of the artificial hand"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-14
PEACHES IN GEORGIA.
An Immense Orchard Will Soon Be
Planted

'"The largest peach orchard in the south
will be planted in Georgia this spring."
said MIR. w. e. Chaplin of the Cracker
state"
''The climate of Georgia is exactly suited
for the growth Of peaches. The commits
sion which was sent by the company that
is going to operate the orchard favored
site one mile north of Americas. Ca.
unanimously. and one million trees will
shortly be planted on this ground
During the winter season and while the
peach orchard is young the company will
operate a canning and refrigerator plant
thus affording work for its employees all
the year around. This is indeed big
boom for Americas, and one that will make
the place spring into prominence very
quickly. Small farms have been laid off on
the company's property for the purpose of
renting them to the employees at extremely
reasonable rates. Thus in a few years
Americas will have developed way beyond
the expectations of the shrewdest real es-
tate men in that town."