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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-23
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bafStrufts @etbopeu.

Ginsn srit5pfsnOen Beri6t iiber bic
Wetboben bes ameritanifben Tabaftruits
bat bic 8erliner SnnbeIsiammer bem
preubii6sn Sanoelsminiter W6aer 3uees
ben lofsn. Der 8sribt sntbdlt plels
betaunte Dinee. SO beibt u. 81:
,,Der amerlfaniiHs Gabuitruit erranp
ii& ssf6idt bic Gontroae iber ben beuts
iben @learettenmartt, um feline Robbes
iidnoe on 2abai su berer6bern. Die
Baurenbduier finb Ossbalb isbt Ieer uno
serinapsrtbise Tobuts Aualltdten iinb
um 80 BrOjent Beitisssn. Den Sapana.
Iabat iontrollirt Der Gruf boafdnbis.
gs IT ibm penleer um plunIoie Spstu.
laiion. als um bic Dsduns isinss risiisen
Robbeitanoes su tbun. Seit benz Sabre
1901 bat Der Gruit ieinen umfab in
DeutidIano um 80 Pro;snt eefteiesri.
Der beuti&e Marft psriplrt insbeIonoere
ben Wansel an 8obmateriaI iebr em,
pfinbIi&. Our 8ritIi fOrbsrt ss beraus,
oab Der Sruit Prdmien eisbt unb 1900
Gigarren abllefert. tpenn nur 1000 be,
teIlt unb besablt merben. gBir gIauben,
oaB bic Nmeriinnsr nur ben Gigarettens
martt ausidIiebli6 bsbsrriHsn poaen,
aber bieier III aud nod itarf senus, um
elnen erfolereihen aampf su fiibren."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-23
Upu ber Subfeite.

Serr 8i[Iiam Sammsn bon Biaop
Strabs Iisst ssfdtrIid sriranit oarnisber.
Gin aaerlistitss I6&tsrIein in ben
gbeleuten 9ufap Rsppsrt bon pruspssi
Apsnus seboren poroen.
Sofob gnssl bon GIber Strabe iparb
am Samfae an ben Bodsn Ieioenb bem
Bodsnboipiial iiberpieien.
Srau nlrid @ern bon Buffalo fsbrt
beute ipisoer beim na6 sinsm mebrirdai.
gen Seiu& BET 8eripanbten bisrielbf.
Ser SudRer BiIiam 8bits, ber ubns
bic n6tbiss 2Bens isin @spsrbe auf bic.
ier Settle betrisb, tpurbs Dlenitaa Der.
bnftet uno um $40 beftraft.
5runf Samil, elm Oampfr5brsn qr.
better in Der Suuquit Ssibenfabrii, er.
belt am Sumitas bur1 sine sstorhene
86brs cus 9sii&t in l6Iimmer @els
psrbrtibi unb aud bic Aussn ipurbsn ibm
perIeBt. isoo6 erpartet mon, ibm bic
Ssbiraft oerislbsn au srbalten.
Sobn 2eibinssr, Siaas Reilier Der
8Iaue firma 8. RobinIon, perIudte aelt.
ern elm our6eebsnOes @sipnnn an geoar
Apenue sum AnbaIten 3u brineen, ipns
ibm an1 gelang; babel tpuroe er bon
sinem Der Pferos seiretsn uno erbielt cine
i6llmme Nunoe on einsm ieiner Beine.
UsI&s Or. aoIb nit u&t Sh&sn sund.
ben mubte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-23
DaA xhal bmdrtb.

Iaplnr. .-Das aIts 8sHslbaus Der
4rdbalo Wine puIoe am Donnetitae
8otmittue purd Seuer berh6rt uno nur
ben iii6tIeen 4nitreneunsen Der Anee'
It. ateu III es su peroanfen, baB ni6t oas
neue &eiielbaus unb m6pIi4eripeiie Der
BREEDER aud serit6rt purben. Ser 8ranb
entitano ourh elnen iiberbepten Ofen.-
Wu MAIDEN ipesisu an bieier STEELE auf
bic IbenounterbaItune uuimeriiam, mel.
DE nd6fen Wlttpo1 in bsr ep. luib.
9ude in EnplOr sum 8enefs berieibsu
itaitfinbet. Der gin!ritt 1T nur Is
@entS unb nah oem 9roeram su idliss
Sen, pirp alsn 8siudern elm eenubrsi.
DER 4bsnc eeboten werben. Srseno See
mano pIro aud burd einen 9biirpTsis
bon brei Dollars srirsut perbsn.-8rau.
den Sic 8Ieiber9 Sldbmunn & 0eibsi
baben cine srObs 4uswHbI.
= Stanley Dobensti bon DIo 5ores
ipurbs am Samitas auf cine srapirsnOs
Anflase BEN @sfdnsnib Gberianbt. 81
fOa ndmli& 8oiaIie Zero auerit tbdtlid
unsesrlffsn baben uno iie bunn trimmed
ansugreIfen periuHt baben.
-9pei @obnbduisr Su 9urpea, bas
bon g8laium Stinfosfp unb bas bon 81.
mon @rabIoftp unb Abam Sobonius,
purben frdb SOnntos Worssn our6 Elm
Ssuer seIIt6rt. tpeI6ss bur& eine febIsrs
boiis aumInDfnune in srfersm enitunO.
Die Slammen bntten bel ibrer gntbsdune
cine iol&e Ausbsbnune errei6t, bab nur
ipsnis esrsttst tpsrben ionnte.
= Gin brutaIsr Ansriif purbe am
5reitne Nadt bon einem unbeEannten
Sdurtsn an Der II Sabre alien Winnis
Ssifron bon Beit Dlinooia perlbt. Ali
oas Wdbhen sur 5sit entlnns Der Strab,
nube Der 8, & 8. 8rbnftation lief
ibIeuoerte Der 8srl einsn erobsn Sob.
IenfIumpen na@ ibr, Der iie i'm @eIihl
iraf uno msbrere 3dbne beraustisb, bai
@eii@t uno bic Stlrne bis serIhniit uni
au& Elm ause 10 i6limm uerlssts. out
ne unbrideinlit bic Ssbiraft oeiislber
usrliersn tpiro. Der Shurte mari oanr
isin Opfer cine u6t 5ub tiefs 86,6unf
binab. Das Wab6sn ionnte islns psi.
iers 8ei6reibnne ibrss 4nereifers esbsr
uno Der @runb fur osHsn fsies 3bat 1T aud
unbefannt. Ssbn Slnblnstl puroe an
Dlontas Radmittns uIs Der Sbat per.
od4tiB perbaftet uno oem @sfdngnit
iibsrianbi. Obidon feline oireftsn BE
pelie seeen ibn porIasen. mnhte sr be
oem Bstbor ausweihenbe 9lniportsr
uno iploetiprad iid bsridlsOens Rale.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-23
DtttStDn.

- Gin unbslanntsr Rann purbs
Nontas abenb auf ben 2sbieb 8alIsS
@eleiien nabe Auislep's Steinbru& aui
ber Steae Bsi6bist. @r lief auf ben @e.
lsiisn uno ipurbe bur6 stpsi fdb pafi.
renbe 8dee bertpirrt eema@t, babel bor
elnen 8eratbsnb. Der a5rper bss ilns
slddIi&sn irurbs i@auOsrbaft Ssritfm.
melt.
Ser ale 8remier i'm gorton Sofs
aneefeIle Stephan @ilIiams pon 0sjt
pittston lief am Montas abenb por
isinsm 8uss. um cine Dei@e su ffsusn,
ala er pIbblid foIperte uno nieberfisI /;
er befab @eihsseesenpart esnug, um
lisesn su blsiten unO rsttets ii@ unsipsis
felbaft babur& bas 2sbsn, fonnte ss absr
Mot perueiosn, bub feline rs@ts Sanb
auf bic @eleiie fam unb ibm obstbalb
BEN SanbseIsni absei&niiisn tpurbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-23
@apne Gpunfn.

SnuesbaIe. Bon Der bsuti9en iatb.
81. Waebalena 8irGs aus purbe am
Dcnnsritas 5rsbsrd D. See bon Swamp
8root i'm Sriebbofe Der @emeinbs beer.
biat, Der am Dienitas supOr i'm aIter bon
80 Sabren bsr Ssr3trantbeit erlus.-GI.
bert u. @rambs bon bier tpirb am 49,.
os. Wlts. SRI. pauIlne s. S6arbt bon
Sairlsp ais feline Satin beimfilbren.-
Die freifenben Waidiniitsn Der Ratio.
nal @leuator 8srie babier iino am
Wontas mad iisbenw0&sntli&sm aus,
itanoe trisbsr sur arbsit surddssiebrt.
na&bsm ibnsn sstDifis 8ussfanbniie &C.
ma@t tpoEben paren.
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Hus bem oberen EbaIe.
(Ar&baIb Gcrrsipcnbsn,.).

|
= Ssnrp Troiter bon ssrmpn uni
SRI. 2ate 8erebauier bon ardbalb tpur,
ben perfioiiene @o&s als @bepaar ELM
seiesnet.
= Wlartin Gallagher bon 9edpile
elm Treiberfnabe in Der Gralfp Sslant
Dline, tpurbe am Nontas RON sinem
Dllnentarren iiberfabren unb bbs aer.
orddt. Nan nabm ben S1nerperles,
ten sur 8ebanbluns nod benz 2ada.
ipanna SoipituI.
- Souls 5bomas bonn Sterrid GreeI
patd su Bsduias. Der felt einisen Iaaen
Elm Saufselase feierts. psrfu&te frab am
Dienitas Wloreen feline SamiIie su per.
brennen. 9uerit siinbets er nit elmer
Sampe elm il4tiees 5euer an unb i1Iob
oann oas Saus ab unb bisIt Dor bemiel.
ben Wade. iooaB feline @atiin unb brei
8inber ni&t eniFiebsn tonntsn. Srau
Ibomas tpurbe ourd ben Rau1 erfpsdt
uno alarmirte bic Na1barn, bic prompt
tsrbei eilten unb bic SamiIis aus BEN
brennenbsn 9sbdube rstiste. pdbrenb
Ibomas in ieiner bsioffsnen 8rutalitdt
90 periudie. iie an Der Rettunesarbeit su
binoern. Cine @imerbrisube bradte es
isrtis. ben 8rano su I6i6en. sbs bas
@sbaubs itari bei&dbist mar.
tGarbUubaIs eOrrsipOnSsu,.)
- Barney WsHsnssr, elm alter 8dr.
ger unierer Stabt, itorb am Sreitas in
Der Bobnun8 ieinss Sobnss an 8apne
Slrabe na& ldnserer 2rdnfIiHteit. Ser
8erforbene tpurbe in Deuil1Ianb aebos
rem. mar aber fhon large Sabre Elm
Burger bieieS 2anoss.
- eugene ". Benedict bon Wpomina
Strabe. cine betannte 8erion in bem
3eitunsssei&dft bieier Rssion. ffarb am
Dlonta9 gfaHt fsbr unerpartet an einsm
9si3it!ase. Der einem Aniaqe Der Grippe
fcIate. Benedict nurbe am IL. Rdr,
1888 enbier seboren unb srfreute iiG az.
semeiner Beliebtbeit.
- @dbrenb Di0iam Wunroe bon
Dunbaff Strabs am Disnitas sntIans Der
@lienbabn nabe tem Goalbroof BREEDER
na4 8obIen fu6te, unb ii& untsr sinem
3u8 &arren befanb, purbe Der Bug in
Sepesune geiebt unb ebs Munroe Der
@sfabr aus bem Deee seben ionnts,
ipuroe ibm bas re1te 8ein nabe benz
&nie 3eroriidt. Der Wann mar burh
lanss ardnfIi&tsit bsrart seI&pa&t. bab
man nur tpsnis Soffnuns bate. Jpn am
9sben su erbaIten. @r itarb sefetn
Ibeno i'm Soipital.
= Gbomas. bsr l2idbrise Sobn bes
patrid BaIib bon Der unteren 8opberIep
Sanohrabe, bate ith am Sonnlae Na&.
mittus auf ben Wes 3ur Sonntagsi&ule
in Der 81. &oie 8lrGe semadt unb 10
Dllnuien fpdter. als er unierbalb Der No.
| Dline einen o. & 5. S5raataug bsitei.
aen tpolIte. berIor er isipen 5ubbaIt unb
fisl unter bic 8dber, bic fsinsn a5rper
snispsi i8nitten. gia&esm man ben
Bug ansebaIten bate, fano mon sinen
Ebeil oes 86rpers auf ber einen, ben an.
oeren auf Der anosrsn Settle Der Shiene.
Der 10 idauberbaft @stbotete befanb ftb
N 9eieai4aft bon einsm baIben Dubenb
@sfdbrten, oenen es aber fdmmtli& ses
lang. Otns llnfaa ben Sue ,u bsitsissn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-23
Gim geiOeOcrfamf
bon mebr iuie seluObnIi=
dem SntereRs.

Die In tislsm gsrfauf Oiftrirts Stibt bat
nitts bilisss an ilG. Sis rsprdisutrt bic BE-
fen prpbufit Der btiftn 5nbrifauttn bss eanees
uub fcmmt tirsfi pru BE- 5abrif su uns. Stes
CUE 10 ablOlut sarautirt unp trcBpsm bic prsils
fir bitten 9srfauf bsesuisub rsbu3irt puresn, 70
bstinaubt eitis Sbatia&t ftinsswtss bic @aran'
tie fir tdts 8arbs unp ppafanpisr 3ufrtsbsn.
belt bdm 5raesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-23
Stabtratb.
Select @ounciI. l6. glpriI

Select gounciI. 16. GpriI.
Nadoem cine 8otiHaft bss 9iecorberi
perIeien porben tpar. in ipeIber berieIt
um bic Befdti8une na6iuhie, $4,000
bergen au fbnnen. UNI bic 3nangsimr
pfuns in Der Stabt burd,ufilbren, nabn
oieier .8peis in Obiser 0sriammIung elm.
itimm's sins oissbesdsli6e 8siolution an
Our6 bieie WaBresel bpffI mon, bic po'
den bolftdnbls aussurotten, bsnn bic be.
Diui8te Summe iptro eS bem @siunb
bsiis'8ureuu ermbsli&en, bic Smpfuna
purd, ,ufibrsn.
@barleS 6. @bittsnbsn, Der felt ls
Sabren in burdaus fdbieer 8eiie als
Stabtratb funslrte. rsibte feline 8efes
nation als Bertreter Der 8. Warb Elm, ba
er na6 ber IL. Darb umsssogsn III.
oerrn @biitsnoen'S Gusi9sibsn plrb bon
ielnen 8oaesen aasemein bebausrt, 6enn
er ipirtIe INNER i'm Snisrefs beS aass.
meinen WoblsS.
@ine S4uoenforberunp Der 5rau 80.
Wc@innis bon Water Strabe, i'm 8s,
traee bon $4,000, tpurbe an bas Sufis
Gomite, ben Staotantpalt unb ben Di.
rot or Der 6fentIi4en Wsrfs iibsrtpieien.
Die 5Orbetune entitlno burb neber.
dutbuns beS gissnibums. nobel bic
sunoamentmauern iuesestpaiden tpurbsn.
5oleenoe neue 8eioIutionen tpuroen
sineersidt unb beitdtiat: Bon Bergen
Den 9irettor Der bfsntl,1en g8erie
lnipeiienb, cine Wafsrleituns iiber Rorb
Dlaln Ipenue su conitrulten, um bas
Wafer fort Su leiten, bus bic 2bompion
SiraBe bsruntsr fI,sBt. Rssan Den
StaotanpuIt antpelienb. ben Appeq ses
gen ben 8eii4tisers 8eridt suriidsusls.
ben, ber an Sobn W. Sne uno @aa
oine fiir bic @rpeitsrune pon Sisbsntsr
StruBs gnti&dbisuns erlaubt. Rssan
Den Direttor Der bfsntliten Derfs
anipeiieno, Bldne, Spsslfitationsn unb
einsn 8orani4laB bei 8oiten anfertieen
su laien, fiir eine Siasmauer auf Der
idolihsn SeIte bon Dritier Strabe. stpi.
idsn 5eaops Sirabe unb 8roabnap.
3ssan-Dsn Direitor Der bfTentIi4en
Bsrte anpsiienb, stpeds @r6ffnuns bon
9ampton StraBe, bon ber 6. bis Is
@arb, PIdne. Spesifitationsn une einen
8orunidlae bet 8ofen anfertieen su
laGen. @ossrope -ginen 9beil bss Abs
sueafanal aifebments bes Tbpmas Mc.
2san an Nsunier Strabs abIaHsnb.
coleman n-Dsn Dirsttor Der 5ifsntli4en
Nette antpeiienb, einen 8oranibln8 Der
aOitsn anferiisen su Iuien. spsdS Grbff'
nuns bon Sidotp Strube, bon Daibins'
ton sur @sour Ibsnue, unb fur eine
Bride buisIbit. O'8OpIs STIR pHn.
iteruns bon scranton Strnbe, bon Der
@asbaus Bride bis su ben 2ldamanna
8abnseIeiien, auf 8olten Der anerensen.
ben 9runoeisenibdmer.
Dielbln leete cine petition Der @rurbs
sisenibdmer an Penn Apenue unb Rail'
roao 9laep Dor. in tpeI&er fe um bic Gr.
luubniB na&iudtsn. auf eieene 8ohen
bOrtisIbit nit 8adfsinen pHifern su
odrfen. Cine oiesbssdsli&e besleitenos
HeiOlution iparo oann ansenommen.
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= 9as POit' RlniRsrium Bat sinen
9eneralbefsbI erInRsn, in nsI6sm ss
anaeii6is Der Sluttern. epidemic in es.
Dlhen 2bsllen oes 2anoes, bic goitmsi-
iter anpelii, bic Bsltlmmunssn itrene
Our&suiiibrsn. pelds i9 nuf be Bss
banoluns mt aranibeilstelmsn lnfclItsr
POfia4sn besiebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-23
0ie smei lcitenben Tabrifate
bes SaseS in i4warssr ssias.
Sbmarse 9yeau be Spie
In 9rsitsn, @swibtsH unb AuaIitStsn isbsr
Gtltgsnbfit sntIprthsnc.
@btparae Xaffeta geibe

Die auspabl bisIsr pppuIGrsn Ssibsn idlitbt
Elm AualitGtsn uub Srtisn fir ale 3psdf. fur
wsl6t lit ssbrau6t prrtsu fam. limb pdbrsnp
bic prtiIs tisf esiGuiiifn line, esbt unIsrt &C.
pbbnIitbe @araniie nit isber Gle.
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3tuei 8ortbeiIe in
@aicb 2eibe.

35 Stide farbiss .SOrb" 0aiS Ssits, nsu,
sfs Nuifsr unb sarantirt btfs AualiiGt. Die
Gat, 35 Gents.
25 Stiidt wties ,,Gcrb" Stibs, bic ii& 70 gut
mic esinranp rpaI6t-sarantirt bette AuaIit6t
Die Glt, 35 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-04-23

Bir ,itbsn bic aufmtrflamfsit unirsr btlftn
4uneiGaft auf bi,ltn 9afauf pOn StaprI. 2 siee.
gsfsrs @srtbs unb btFne 0aartn purbtn ME
Suppr ppn uns pffsrirt.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
COMMENCEMENT OF
FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL

The commencement exercises of the
Friends Select School. Will be held Fri
day. May %. az o'clock. in the Gunton
Temple Memorial Church. The address
TO the graduating class viii be deliv-
cred by the Rev. DR.. Alfred Harding
of st. Paui's Episcopal Church. He has
chosen as his subject The School and
Citizenship Thomas W. Sidwell, prin,
-cipal of the school, will also make an
address and present the diplomas to the
graduates. Miss Cummins. Mr.. Rabold,
and Harvey Murray will furnish the mu-
sic for the evening.
The members of the class of 1903 are
Dorothy Holroyd Dodge. Parker Van
Patten Dodge. Walter Chaplin Foster,
John Roscoe Grunwell. William Henry
Young Hackett. Henry Martyr Hoyt.
jr.. Kathleen Bushnell Leupp, Caroline
ellis Sawyer. Mona Spalding, and
James Harrison Watson
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
PUBLIC CELEBRATION
OF INDEPENDENCE DAY
Committee of Arrangements Appointed
by Commissioner Macfarland.

Commissioner Macfarland yesterday
forwarded TO his colleagues "a recon-
mendation that public celebration Of
Independence Day be held this year I'M
der the auspices of the District gov
ernment He named the following COM
mittee of arrangements, with the presi-
dent of the Board of Commissioners as
ex-officio chairman:
Admiral George Dewey, president OF
the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Assocla :
tionaof the United States; Rear Admiral
Henry C. Taylor, president of the Sons
of the Revolution; Dr. ]. w. Bayne,
president of the Sons of the American
Revolution; Mrs. Herschel Main, State
regent of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution; S. Thomas Brown
president of the Association of Oldest
Inhabitants; Thomas w Smith. presi-
dent of the Washington Board Of Trade ;
William F. GUIDE. president of the Bust
ness Mems Association; Col. Thomas w.
Symons Corps of Engineers, Unite d
States Army, officer in charge of public
buildings and grounds: Theodore w.
Moves, NJ G. Seckendorff, Scott c. Bone,
with power to add to their number, and
to appoint additional committees.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
PROTEST AGAINST
Mr.. DUEHAYS REQUEST

Several protests have been filed with
the District Commissioners against de-
cIaring Connecticut Avenue, between H
and I Streets. a business street. An
application was made for such action by
Francis H. Duehay. and the case was
referred to the Corporation Counsel to
determine the legal authority of the
hoard to grant the request. Other prop
crty holders are opposed. to the project
Mr.. Duehay's motive for his applica-
tior is thought TO be his desire to add
story to the height of the apartment
CoTcoTan estate.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
VOLUNTEER ENGINEER
SOClETYS REUNION

The Society OF Volunteer Engineers.
Who served in the Spanish-American
war as the Third United States Volun-
teer Engineers, and were mustered out
May II. 1898, held a reunion at Hotel
Fritz Reuter- last evening at o'clock.
Colonel Gaillard. Captain Foote, Lieu
tenant Gwynne. and a number OF off,
GERS OF the Third Engineers were guests
Of honor. The speeches around the jolly
banquet table were of the most informal
character.
Wit and good-fellowship reigned. Each
man was presented with an appropriate
souvenir. long Dutch pipe and a pack
age of shag tobacco. Wartime mem
cries were recalled and dead comrades
remembered This was the fifth an
nual reunion. and was considered one
OF the most enjoyable so far.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
MAKING HASTE TO
CONDEMN PROPERTY

District Attornev Beach and Special
Counsel A. A. Hoehling, jr.. are pushing
the proceedings relative to the con-
de mnatidn of square $50. the site Sc
lected for the House of Representatives
committee rooms building, with all pos
sihle haste. The square is bounded by
B. c, and First Streets and New Jersey
Avenue. It contains land owned by sew
eral hundred persons. Mr.. Beach and
Mr.. Hoehling have been examining the
titles to the several pieces OF property
and have nearly completed the work.
When this is done all persons claiming
interest or ownership in or to any part
of square $50 will be notified by cita-
ton by advertisement. to defend their
title.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
THE DEATH RECORD.

The following deaths for twenty ou
hours were reported at the Health De,
partment up TO noon today:
Eliza Thompson, 20 years.
Henry w. Ball, 70 years.
Allen Ware, 73 years.
Margaret Poore, 10 years.
Redmond Sullivan, IS years.
Fannie Lee, so years.
John Williams. so years.
Mrs. Johanna S. Selzle, 80 years
Cornelius Dent. 45 years.
Kate Moore. AZ years.
Herbert c. Williams, % years.
Margaret Smith, % years.
Charlie Burrows, Is years.
Geraldine Headen- l wear
Marguerite White, II months
George B. Desmond, months.
Helen B. Handy. l month.
Sarah E. Jefferson, 10 days.
John Jones. / day.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Albin F. Wahlstrom. 81. and Annie Nc
Cauley. %.
William F. Gasch. %, and Francis E,
Artk. 90
William r. Schumacher. 25. and Ger
trude N. Knight, IS.
W. Lee Lynn, IS, and A. Theodore
Gardner, 10.
Henry B. Harry. AZ. and Martha A.
Litchfeld. go.
Thomas C. Mettler. 81, and Nettie r.
Ferguson, "a
John c. Pope. "a. and Ida Mills. 81.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
WOMEN WHO PAY TAXES
HAVE RIGHT TO VOTE
Equity Association Plans Campaign to
Establish That Principle.

A movement has been started to en-
roll women in the various States who
pay taxes and who are willing to pro-
test against such payment until they are
allowed to vote. 1t is proposed that the
women so enrolled shall protest individ-
ually against the payment of taxes with
out the right to vote. When 10000 are
enrolled a test case will be made in the
courts and carried to the United States
Supreme Court
The details of this plan were set forth
in a repor, from Miss Clara Colby, read
at a recent meeting of the Federal
Woman's Equity Association, held al
2420 Fourteenth Street northwest. Mrs
Colby is corresponding secretary of the
association
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
PHARMACY COLLEGE
ALUMNI'S ELECTION

The annual meeting of the Alumni
Association of the National College Of
Pharmacy was held last Monday, at
which time the following officers were
elected: President, E. A. Duckett; first
vice president. G. T. Mankin; second
vice president, P. C. Day; secretary, F.
P. Dewey, jr.; treasurer, A. c. Fitch;
curator, H. NJ. Bradbury; executive
committee, ]. H. Gallagher, A. w. Par
ker. and S. L. Hilton. 1t was decided
to give a complimentary banquet. IN
accordance with the custom of past
years, to the graduating class, who were
elected members of the association.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
ACCUSED OF ENLIGHTENMENT.

E. U. Fordyce, former postmaster at
Bowling Green, KY, has been indicted
by the Federal grand jury on the charge
of embezzIing postoffice funds. About
81 900 in money and stamps was taken
from the office. Fordyce gave bail in
the sum OF 81. OO0
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
CLAIMS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.

H. H. Emery, the inventor of the dis
appearing gun carriage, arrived at the
Shoreham yesterday. He has a claim
of several hundred thousand dollars
against the Government and spent most
of the morning at the War Department
In connection with the matter.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
White affeta, 444c yd

25 pieces of All-siIk
White Washable Tafeta,
in a wide range of diff
ferent width W hite
stripes; guaranteed to
wash. The popularity of
white this season makes
this a most timely offer
ing. 2G-in. wide and a
SIC quality. Offered for
one day. tomorrow. idC
at, a yard -,.ff
Silk Dept, LIST floor.
Section B.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
STOP DUMPING OF EARTH.

At the request OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. the District
Commissioners have directed that dump
ms Of earth be stopped on the parking
around square $50, bounded by Massa
chusetts and Delaware Avenues, North
Capitol and Streets
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
CABIN JOHN BRIDGE
PROPERTY IN COURT
Litigation Which May Drag Along
for Years.

ROCKVILLE, Md, May 20.-Cabin
of a new manager. The last new man
is John j. Noonan, of Washington. The
hotel is run by Thomas Noonan, a broth
er. 1t will be remembered that Bobinger
Bros. recently contracted to sell their
property at the bridge. The last suit
on the equity docket in the Montgomery
county court alleges that they have re-
fused to comply with their contract of
sale
The Case in Court.
The suit. No. 2O32 equity, Edwin H
Neumeyer, of Washington city, vs.. Will
liam H. Bobinger and Ellen l. Bobin-
ger, his wife. and George Bobinger, for
specific performance of contract, has
now thrown the entire property, consist
ing of over sixty acres, into a con-
troversy which may not end for years.
According to the attorneys for the
plaintiff. Edwin H Neumeyer, 1t ap-
pears from the bill filed that on April 10
1908. the defendants appointed as their
agent. Randolph T. Warwick, and au-
thorized him to sell the entire personal
and real property owned by them at
Cabin John Bridge for not less than
SIPS, 600
Following this, on April Il. Neumeyer
purchased of Warwick the property for
the above amount, to be paid for within
twenty days, and the agent agreed to
execute and deliver good deed for the
same.
Agreement to Sell.
To bind this agreement the sum of
81 900 was paid. On the same lay the
del endants, by their agent, executed and
delivered to the plaintiff a memorandum
setting forth what were thought TO be
the terms of the purchase. The plaintiff
then proceeded TO examine the title TO
tf@ property. He found it satisfactory.
II was found at this time that the
memorandum of sale was hastily pre-
pared, and did not clearly set forth the
| ful: terms OF the contract, and on April
% the defendants executed another
memorandum, setting forth in detail and
exactness the terms OF the sale. AZ
| terward Neumeyer notified the defen-
Gants he was ready to comply with his
contract. and rendered them the sum OF
SJ2i. 900, the balance of the purchase
money The defendants refused to ac-
cept 1t. and. therefore. this suit to en-
force specific performance Of the con-
| tract of sale
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
MATINEES TOMORROW.

ACADEMIA Little Outcast,' p. M.
LYCEUM-Rose Sydells London Bellies, 2:1J
p m.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
Shelf Draperies.

Summer Shelf Drap-
cries; made of Jap
crepe cloth, 2 yards
long; dainty colorings,
trimmed with knotted
fringe. Offered for DC
a day at........... ~
Summer Shelf Drap-
cries. pa yards long: of
French Saline; entirely
new designs: knotted
fringe 10 match. Offered
for a day. tomor- zoe
row, at. each. ... ~
Art Needle Dept, 1st
floor, Section B.
The Washington times., 1903-05-20
B1eached Muslin, 44zzc

5000 yards of 36-in.
Bleached Muslin Rem
nants, in qualities that
are worth up to 10c a
yard in the piece;
lengths from 1 to r.
yards. tomorrow, dZc
at. yard. ..-.....fS
"a limited quantity to
each customer. j
fss
Remnant Dept. Sd
floor.