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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-05-08
g ON g(rbeits martt.
Ga Grange. Ore, Z. @toi.

9iC Ger in Sibuns befinoli6e State
6eoerotion Of 2a6or bat cine ReioIus
tton dngenpmmen, tpelde ale 9lrbeiter
oufforoert. oas &eferenoum betreffs
elmer 9enillisung bon 100000 fir
bic Qetpis e Glarts@usIteaune i'm
Sabre 1905 gu psranlofen, Die
american 6eberatipn Of Qabor Iou
glei6faQs eriu9t lperoen, ibren Gin
flub betm 8unbeston9reb babin GEL
tenp 5u MAIDEN, bab tein @eIb fir Die
Mus'tellunq beipiIligt iperbe.
@s pirp in Der &eyolution qeIteno
oemo6t, baB bieSGgemiibIen pon9prt,
lamb einen Sruit biloeten, ben 9reis
bes 8auboIses Inn 70 9ro5ent erbrb.
ten uno iin ipeigerten, 0pls an ioIGe
&ontrattoren gu perfuufen, fbeIfe Sc
tperti6aftler beidGftigen; ferner, baB
Die Wfiet6en erhDbt piirben unb unier
iol6en llmitdnben bic glrbeiter bon
Der IbboltrnQ elmer AusiteIIung teinen
8ortbeil bdtten.
Mah! Ia Baltimore.
baltimore, Mb.,7 Nfai.
gei Der geitrigen Muni3ipaIpabl err
belt Der bemptrutiI6e Moporstanoiz
bat &obert 90. Mc2ane in 304 gSre=
cintten iiber feinen republitdnii6en
@egner 61ant q. @a6ter cine WIebrz
beit ppn $50 Sttmmen. Bon pier 9res
cinften Iiegen nod feline 8eri1tc por,
bp9 9laubt man ni6t, baB bic 3d6r
luna oiser Stimmen bos sReIultat
perGnbern tpirb. Die &epublifuner err
fpG6Iten ben Comptroller unb ben 9r6z
fibenten bes ItdotiIhen ltnterbauies.
9eutf9 DE Metboben.
9iew gorf, Z. Ntai.
Die 5ruitees Der SrtnitnSS6ule
6ielien cine mebritiinriQe Sibuna ab
iiber bersn 8srIouf ii9 feiner Der
Sheilnebmer fpGter ausfprs9en pollte,
bod perlautet auf bdS geitimmteite,
baB BON @eiten beg iibrigen Qebrperz
TpnoIs 9eIhnerbeH gegen ben 0iret,
TOR Or. Iueuit lumon erboben iporz
BEN feien, tpeldem Die iibrigen 2ebrer
bprlperfen, ieinen @influB in ben
8lofen geeen ibre Wiinide qeItenb aez
md6t unb beutf6e S6ulmetboben ein=
gefiibrt gu hobeu. Mie bic Sadie fiA
auh INNER perhulten mag, 10 piel Itebt
feit, baB in Der nG9iten 3ufunft feline
8erdnbtrune in Der 2eitrng berS9ule
au ertpartsn 1T. GbenIp tpie bic Sruz
tees lehnte es aud Or. l11man ab,
irgeno ettpas iiber Die 4ngelegenbeit Su
fagen.
Sir bic Gii9tigteit oes 9r. lllIman
Ic9t Der 1lmitan6 3eugniB ab, baB iih
sic 3abf ser SdiiIer tnter ieincr Sci,
tung BON so ouf 300 bpb unb bds
f4einen pabrf4einIih berfdieoene
NeibbGmmsI libel permerft 81 baben.
r@. VI. st." ommanbeur ems
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tiqes Sanabergriigen.
@op Gitn, Mid)., Z. Mai.
sSreiaefp pro den.

Sanilton T. Mai.
Der 5armer unb Breoiger +. 6.
DeIlner BON Miltonpille, g., ipelher
unter Der 2lntlaee Itanp, oas 2sben
ieinss &ne6ts Sames 6atfieIo nit
$4,000 perii6ert uno 6otfielo bdnn oes
t0otet su bdben. tpurbe bon ben Ges
idporensn freieeiprohen. WelIner ers
tldrt, tab 6atfielo BON ein.m our9.
eebenben 5ubripert 9et0otet tpurbs.
GrGBli6er 9oo.
5inneita, pa, :. Iloi.
Wd6reno er bis gum SalIe i'm
MibIentei6 i'm WoFer itanb. um ii6
oeaen ben 0dIobrano gu i6uben, err
litt ggalter &opo nerroh ben 5euers
too uno snar ourh brsnncnDes Del.
e{n ber Hdbe itano Elm CslfdB, tpelhes
pon ben 6Iammen ergriffen puroe uro
erptooirte. 2tls man bic Qcihe f7no.
mar ods GsIi9t osrfsIben o6ai3
idpar3 sebronnt.
.granoftiftenbe Girbrehtr.
eiour Gin. Ga, Z. gai.
Sn Superior, So, puros Der gaoen
BON Z. &. SIien 5on Ginbrthsrn gss
pIiinoert, rsIde oorduf ods Gebduoe
in 9rano itedten. Der @.rluit niro
ouf $4,000 ssihdBt
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Uefunobeter perIieren.

RDllNuNlNtlNs v. .StNis
0as SberQerift ocs Stdates penns
iplpanien bat entiaieoen. oaB Die
0IaubensbeiIer in jenem Stdat tein
Re9t baben, ibr rGei9dft" gu betrsra
ben, ipeil bdiIelbe nit ben olgemelnen
@eiesen, tpeI6e bic 8ebdnoIunsen Der
&rantbeiten rsauIiren, ni6t i'm Sim
tldnqe itebt. Der betrsffenbe SAL
nurbe Dor BEN SSergeri6t anbdngig
oemo6t, na6oem Der peritorbene RiHs
ter Arnolb ii1 Gstpsigert bate, Der
o5irit Gbriftian Gbur9 Of Stientiits"
einen 6reibrief su geben. Ri4ter ar'
npIO beeriinbete feline GntIdsiouns ods
nit. bob er ertIGrte, bob Der Seiells
ihdft infol9e ber g(usu6unq ben GIuu.
benstur groBe Gefdbr brohe uno fer
rer, bob 5tpnr geaen bic Gebete fur
Srante nidts ein3uipenoen lei, pobl
nber bogeeen, baB man iih bdfiir be-
sablen IafTe. Dieter QnIiht i4lob ii9
aud ods Sberosri4t an.
mitIeib.
llcm gort. 8. Mtoi.
grau Sobn @. Carlisle. Satin beg
sbenlaliger ;yinan3miuiitsrs, ma9ts
eeitern Pd9mittng cine Spo3ierfdbrt,
ols pI0blih zines Der pferoe itur3te
uno iia idner psrlsbte. iyrau Carlisle
ionote fofort nod sinsm 1bisror3t.
uno pdhrenb iis 1uf benisIben pariete.
nobm iie ben Gopf oes duf Der Gtrobe
ousgeitrsdten pFsross in ibysn SnooB
uno Iudts bds NIT bem 5oos rineenoe
Sbisr ourd idrfien 3uiprua gu bes
rubigen. Dds gfsrb rerihisb in BEN
augsnblid, als ber 2bictar8i aniom.
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OtRerrct6.
g3ien. Z. moi

NNlSlt, 4. UtUt.
0ds 1Iterrei3ilde 9(mt oes gluss
ndrtigen bat oa8 oneritaniIde 8pts
icbafter=gmt offiSieu in &enntuiB ge.
iebt bdB Oeiterreib enogiiltig be-
ichIo6en babe, iicb amtIicb ni9t an Der
ct. Qouiier WeltdusIteIunq gu bethel
Ii9en 0O6 mao bic uAgarii9e Ge=
gierung in Der Stunt, Snouitrie unO
I'm gr5iebungstpeien pertreten fein.
Gnglanb.
Qonoon. Z. Wai.
Der Mliniiter oes 9tusmdrtigen,
Qansoolpne, bat cine britiI9e Dfons
rpss0ottrin fir ben perIilben @olt
protIamirt unb bic Grtldrung ab9ege-
ben, puB iebsr 8eriuh, bort cine Slot.
tenltatipn poer 8efeltigunJen an3us
le9en. elmer Sriegsertldrung an @roB<
britannieu gIei9 erd9tet meroen
ipiirbe.
SD ertIGre obne 8eoenten," id9te
her WiiuiIter gum 0auIe Der 2oros,
.oab mir bic Grri6tung elmer 6lottens
itation ober elmer 8efeItigung leiten5
elmer britten Mfaht am Yerii5den
@oIf dls eine I6tpere 8eorobuug Der
britiI9eu Sntereiien erahten mIbten,
uno einem IpI6en @orbdben nit alien
uns gu @ebpte itebenben WtitteIn ente
gegentreteu luiirpen."
GorD 2dnsbplpne's GrflGruna fin
bet i'm 2onne aIl9emeine Billigung
ipennoleicb man ben 9lntnprten Der
anOeren Md4te, Die am psriiihen
Meerbuien intereiiirt Iiub, nit Spdu@
nllng eutge9eniiebt.
Die hieiieen 9ldtter tpeifen auF bic
Nebnli6teit Der llmitGnoe bin. unter
benen Der @apt. Wohon ben 0ereini9s
ten Staten Die Notwithstanding Der
Monroe Dottrin 70 brin9eno entpfabl.
Die pMeItminitsr @a5ette" Ipriht bic
QlnIibt aus, oaB @robbritannien baS=
felbe SntereHe boran babe, Ii9 ben
Seelpeg nud sSnbien pffen au bolten.
ipie bic glmeriianer. bic fremben Wdhs
te aus ben omeritdniiher 8epdhern
ferne at bolten. Gn beioen 5d0en
honbelt es iidb I'M bic Nbtpebr elmer
8eorphune bes eigenen Bellies.
2onoon, Z Roi.
Der &oIoniaIminiitsr Gbamberldin
befiirnortete i'm 1lnterbduTe bic ReTce
luton aufs WdrmIte. pel6e CUR Aufz
nabne Der SransbadlsNnlei6e ermGhs
tiaen Ion. @r itelfte Siibdfrit1 babel
cine gldnSsnbe 3utunft in 2lusTidt.
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THRRzEg&S
> ie sslutrade
lit &tntufD,

Cine 8ataTtrppbc sur Gee. Rrditoent @UDienelt 1T
9trisuma. @nDrme gmmme bpm Sebensperiis
d]ermmgen. Or. SOrem5 in 9fetu Orleans.
Gin geplamtes Opium NNpnpppl tim 9lrGpel.
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Siirftt.
acuItantinopcl, 7. 9Jlai.

oAA
Die 9iei3barteit Der tiirtiIden BE.
b0rben gegen 9ulgarien nimmt Itetis
gu. Die Yforte bat ieBt bic bulgaris
ide Regierung in lebr lnarIer Spra9s
ptritdnoigt, oab lie Iie fur bic Yers
breden perantIportli9 balten miro,
iuelfe auf 2lnitiften Ter ma3eponil6tn
Ngitatoren periibt nerben, benen ods
6iirItentbum inner6alb Ieiner @ren3en
D0llig ireie ,0anb ldBt.
IS beibt, oaB bic Yforte bic 2lrmses
torps Drummer 2 uno 3 mobililire1
mill, beren @eneralitabsquartiere iid
in @brianopel uno Soloniii befinoen.
Die &onitantiuopeIsr poli3ei bat
eiipa 60 9uIgaren berbaftet unb piele
6dusiuhungen gebalten. Sn Der
WpbnunQ bes SetretGrs Der diplomas
tiihen 2lgenten 8uIgariens nurbsn
pdpicre bei4lagnabmt. ipGter abr
pieoer terdusge9eben, oa ii9 ni6ta
8erbddtiges unter ibnen fanb.
8robe llnrube peruriu6en bic Gts
riihte iber uautitiribdr bcporitebenoe
reboIutiondrc 2tnItldqe. Die 9oli3ei
unb bic Ulilitdrpoitsn in Der Sta5t
uno in ben 8ororten limb erbebli9 pers
itdrtt lporoen.
SIN 0iitritt g]risrenh in 2llbdnisn
iiub % albanii6e SGuptlinqe. Die
5ii6rer Der Reformgegner, Uer9aftet
mprbsn.
Die Reformsaommiiiion hes SuI'
tar5 III nod in 9petd in 4l5dnien.
3iirtii6e 3ruppcn befinoen iid aui
bem M}drTte bort6in. um bic al6duis
fhen Snlurgenien aus Der @egeno gu
bertreiben.
glerlr Z W}ai.
Der .75ra'Sfurter 3eituno" nir5
aus Romi 8aadr in gosnicn oemelbat.
bdb aqe bort mobnenoen Gbriiieu pon
Wuielmanen crihtdqeu pprben Ieien.
Die 31bl Der 6etooteten bctrdgt ons
ecblid 5000.
g9icn, 7. @ai.
9lus Sdtoniti piro qemeloet, odB
bort fori9eIebt StrdbeutGmpfe Ttatt-
finoen, uno oaB Sunosrte pon Bull
garen in 0dft 9enommen purpen.
Trduen unb anber, ndmentli6 iunge
Wdodtn, nebmsu an ben Rubeit0runs
s.n 26eil.
Gs 6eiBt. bab in alien Stdotm Ula,
5esonicns gombenattcntate geplaut
fnb.
Tn llesiii6 In cer europdiIden
9iirte Yinb gomben beIhIdgndbmt
porbeu. Der tiirtii6e 9beil Der Be
b0tterung Id,pe6t in groBer 5urdi,
neil .r gIoubt. bab ein WtaHotre be-
boriiebe.
@oibington Z, mai.
Die tiirtiIfe Gjefanoti6aFf symd6s
tiet 3u Der foloenben Ulitt1eilune;
Der Gsnsralgoupsrreur Der Yros
bin3 SGIonit teIeerapbirt Der Sc
fanbti6dft, bob in Der aenanaien BRO
pin3 Sronuns unb 5tube berrihen.
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SE 9oren3.

gtelu Arleans, Z. N(dt
Or. 9toplf 2pren5 nabm i'm vGha,
ritp 6olpitdI" bier ipieOer 3ipei bIuts
loIe Sperdtioneu Dor. Sn beioen 5GI-
len bdnoeIte es IidD nm SlumpfiiBe.
uno bic gsbarolung BAT bette Ausiidt
auf Grfolq. Dos 2lmpbitbedter oes
SoIpitals lrur bon hiei9en 2ler3teu
uno ben Teleguten oes bier togenoen
Gonpentes Der .2lmericon Weoicdl 2lIs
iotiotion" iberftiat.
wiorpberfuh.
ct. Goul, 7. Moi.
On ber Tdbe BON edmonton. q. 50.
e.. ma6te Qisrrs Sslerms einen Ders
eebIi6en 9triuh, feline 5rau gu tobz
ten. Spdtsr beaina sr SeIbitmprb.
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3um 3pbe perut6eitt.
0D2nni[n z Al2ni

gol. @urobo Santos unb Gpl.
Marcilp Banning, 5iibrer Der SnTurz
geuten in Der probin5 Ri3dI. iinb als
8riganten gum 9ooe berurtheiIt NOR
ben. 9os Spbesurtheil r :. iebpa
crft bpllitredt tperben. men pos Sbers
eeri6t bas llrtbeil beftdt t.
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BrGntttin
q,oris Z U}oi.

Nus gaiiia aui oer 5nicl Gorn;l
birb esm,lott. bob bic aapu5insr
burd qoIi3ei Benoarmen uno cinoI
gruppenabt6silung aus i6rem Glr Ter
peririeben nurbsn, in Dem iie fA ieitI
bislsn 3aqen bsrbarritaoirt bdi.en.
Die Wonhe paren iornli6 beld5eri
unb ousecbunasrt noroen uHo ietten
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2eben n iibe
g2ern glorf. Z. 90foi

-@S'p OoLlf - --NAt.
5rdu getta S90aielb, % e{ohre
alt, BON 9to. 102 9uolop Ctr, ipuroe
in bepubtIpiem 3uitanbe in itrer
gBobnun9 aufeefunoen 9lls man in
bas nit @as gefiillte 3immer trat, Bot
fi6 elm erbarmungsipiirbiger gnblid
bar; Die aus oem 2eben eilenbe SSrau
bate tas @nbe zines 8asI6lauaes i'm
Mtunbe, ipGbrenb ibr 2 Mondte altes
9ino an ibrer gruft lag.
Ufit elmer Nmbutan3 purhe bic In.
Jliidiibe tn's 6ofpttol oebro6t.
9as Ntotip gu bem per5peifelten
S6ritt lit unbetannt. gBie aus ben
&eben Der 6ausbetpobner berporgebt,
bat ssrau S66nfelb, bic nit ibrent
Manne erit Dor odt Sagen eingssoesn
mar, bereits 3lpetmul einen SeIbits
mprbberiIb eema6t, tpurbe aber ie.
besmal bur6 cine Nd6barin, bic bun
0dsqeru9 aufmertfam gema6t NOR
ben mar. bon ibrem 8orbaben db9ez
braft. @pr 2fusfiibruna oes eriten
@eriu6s bate lie ibr 8inb elmer 5rau
i'm 9auIe unter irgenb eirem 0or>
panbe dnDertrdut, fpdhrenb Iie ss beim
alpeiten gu i6rer S6pdgerin gebra6t
bate. sc ipirh ferner berihtet, baB
bic 2sbensmiibe an Gpilcpiie leibet.
Gem Sdugling bar rag Gas nidt ge=
I6abet; er bsfinbet iih jebt in Sbbut
ieiner Sante, Der ertpGbnt.n S9pd>
germ.
gGutiges San3per9niise sen n.
g9op Gitp, @ei6. Z. Mai.
0Gbrenb zines 9au3pergniigens in
Big Greet nurbe Der 35 Sabre alte
0ape 3romblen eri6oTen unb 6arrp
S9inoebette, 80, unb 5rant 0efore,
% Sabre alt, purben bur4 Meifers
itihe Thiper perleBt. lleber Die ndbes
rem llmitGnbe ift ni6ts bstdnnt unb
8erbaftungen iperben por 2lbbaltung
oes Snqueits f4tperlid semu4t pers
BEN.
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G6riFfi6es 2beoter.
91eln Nnrf G M}ni

Scrbert Booth 5obn oes Generals
Der Seilsarmee, 1T BON 3ion Gitp ndd
Ielp 0ort qefommen, ood bebauptct
er. oab er ii6 Donnie nibt dn9eidlofs
ZEN bat. gBie er iogt, min er in Reip
gort elm QroBes 9beater griinoen. in
meltem friitlite S9duipieler Dem
qu6lifum bic 0abrbeit bes G6riitcns
t6ums Dor 2lugen iii6rsu iolen.
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Gait ct. Q9otis, IN, 7. Waoi.

7TTT-I W.
Die Slinoiicr rGranO Nrmp", ipeIs
DE gegenlpGrtig bier ibr 5eIoIager abs
bGlt, na6m einitimniq cine geTolution
an, in Der GeneraI Sohn s. 8lat BON
Gbicago fir ben Poiten beg nationdlen
gefeblsbabers bieies @etsranen>Ors
cens empfoblen ipiro.
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0es grdfibenten Reife.


9tls 9rdf0ent Hpoiebelt bier ges
fern 9lbenb onfam, mar er iihtlih ers
miioet, bod hielt er brn Der Yldtts
form aus cine 2(nIprd6e. Soup. Otefe
pon Rem W}erito trof in gilmore NIT
bem QrdFibenten 3uiummen, I'm i'm
burcl Pem sRerifp all bedIeiteu.
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Der n5rarSfuster 3eituno" pir5
aus yloni 8a3ar in gosricn ocmelbst.
bdb aGe bort mobnenoen G6riIsu pon
Wuielmonen eridlngsn ipprben ieien.
Die 3dbl Der Get1oteten betrdgt dns
ocblid 5000.
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8rape 6euerpebrleute.
l3em Nnrf 6. Ypoi

Der 6euerpebrmann 8iuiam Mcz
Rdllp, reIher mgtreno oes SSeuers an
eer 6irit 9lpcnue uno 10. StraBe einen
10 tupferen 9erfub md9te, bas 2eben
cines SnTuifcn 9tomcus 6enrn Mc0il.
Iidms Su retten unb babel pom Edu9
iibermunnt purbe, 1T beuts acItorben.
Sames Wcglnop. Elm onbsrer 6ouers
nebrmonn, ipelder WlcRolp aus benz
brennenben 6duIe boItc, tpnnte ssitsrn
has !SpIpital lniebsr perIaFen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11
OPINION ENDORSED.
Corporation Counsel Says Lot Sale Was
Properly Advertised.

The Commissioners have approved an
opinion OF the corporation counsel relative
to the tax for 1893 on sublot u. square
1892 and the sale of the same to c. H.
Wiltsie. The matter was brought to the
attentions of the Commissioners by Attor-
ney D. H. Levi, representing Mrs. Mary j.
Hanback,, who wrote to the District
authorities asking for information on the
subject.
Corporation Counsel Duvall states that
he is of the opinion that the sublot In
question was properly advertised, and sold
for the tax of 1893. He states that the
amount Of the tax and the interest having
been rendered in this case before the actua!
delivery of the deed under the proposed
private sale of July Is, 1903. to Charles II.
Witsie, he is of the opinion that the sale
may be Cancelled and the deed for the
property be not delivered. in accordance
with the opinion of January %. 1903, which
was approved by the Commissioners, to
the effect that the money advanced by the
purchaser at the time of his offer to pur-
chase may be considered as a tentative
offer to purchase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11
DRIED UP
COFFEE WAS DRYING UP HER BLOOD

Coffee had the peculiar effect on me of thicken-
ing the blood and lessening II in quality In other
words drying II up, says a young lady of Shelton
Neb., land so long used the drug, coffee /
had terrific headaches frequently accompanied by
sour stomach and very bad breath.
My condition was serious and knew something
had to be done. SO l decided to quite coffee and
drink Postum.
"A few days after quit drinking coffee and
shifted TO Postum felt much better and continued
to improve on the Postum until entirely
free from headaches, and stomach trouble, and
steadily gaining In flesh and health, and feel happy
and full Of rich, pure blood
My parents were ailing long they were
coffee drinkers. They were certainly great coffee
fends and claimed that they could not get coffee
strong enough for them and my father In partcu-
lar was regular slave to coffee. drinking many
cups of 1t daily although he had terrific headaches
about once week, while my mother complained of
her liver and took different liver remedies but all
to avail.
Then persuaded them to quit coffee and drink
Postum Food Coffee and the result was all that i
had hoped for and both are now hearty eaters and
are strong and well. ! know Of raany other cases
where leaving OF coffee and driking Postum has
resulted In wonderful changes in health" Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich
Look in each package for a copy of the famous
little book. The Road to Wellville.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11
Army Orders.

Cadet Paul H. Clark, second class, United
States Military Academy, has been granted
leave of absence until August /, 1904, on &C
count of sickness, with permission to leave
the United States.
First Lieut.. Herbert G. Shaw, assistant
surgeon. now with troops in the Yosemite
National Park, has been assigned to duty
at Fort Miley, Cal.
Capt. Howard w. French quartermaster,
has been ordered to make three visits a
week to Chickamauga Park. Georgia, on
official business pertaining to the construc
ton of the new post of Camp George II.
Thomas.
Capt. Roy B. Harper, Sd Cavalry, has
been granted two months extension of
leave of absence.
Transfers have been made in the Artillery
Corps as follows: Capt. James NJ. Williams
from the 74th Company, Coast Artillery, to
the unassigned list. He has been ordered
to report to the commanding officer, artil-
lery district of Boston, at Fort Warren
Massachusetts, for assignment to staff
duty. Capt. William w. Hamilton, from
the 98th Company. Coast Artillery, to the
74th Company Coast Artillery. Capt. Jos.
Wheeler. jr., from the unassigned list to
the 06th Company, Coast Artillery. Second
Lieut.. James E. Wilson, from the unaS-
signed list to the nth Company, Coast Ar
tillery. Second Lieut. Richard I. McKen-
ney, from the nth Company, Coast Artil-
lery, to the unassigned list
Leaves of absence have been granted as
follows: Capt. Manly B. Curry paymaster
one months extension; Lieut.. Col. Hobart
X. Bailey, 18th Infantry, four months
1st Lieut.. John c. Raymond, 9th Cavalry
three months.
The following transfers have been made
in the Artillery Corps: First Lieut.. John
w. Gulick. from the 10th Company, Coast
Artillery, to the unassigned list, for staff
duty. First Lieut.. Leroy T. Hillman. from
the unassigned list to the 1O7th Company,
Coast ARTILLERY
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Requiem Mass Over Remains Of Mrs.
Clements-Other Items.

Requiem mass was celebrated at 8 O'Clock
this morning at Holy Trinity Church over
the remains of Mrs. Harry c. Clements,
whose death occurred Sunday at the home
Of her parents on Conduit road. The cere-
mony was conducted by Rev Father F. X.
l.. Mulvaney, pastor of the church. The in
terment was made in Holy Rood cemetery.
Messrs Charles A. Spates, John Donovan,
James ONeale and Arthur Trunnell served
as pallbearers. Her husband and their in
FAINT child, her mother and father and sew
eral sisters and brothers survive her
The funeral Of Miss Margaret E. Staub,
who died Sunday at her home on 32d street,
took place at o'clock yesterday afternoon
from Oak Hill Chapel. The interment was
made in Oak Hill cemetery. Rev. William
G. Alexander, pastor of West Street Pres
byterian Church, conducted the services.
The new Cook apartment house at the
corner of Both and q streets has been COM
pleted. The structure represents an eX-
penditure of more than 100000.
George H. Beavers, twenty-eight years
of age, who resides at Fairfax Court House,
Va, sustained a painful injury about $50
o'clock this morning while driving a large
farm wagon along NJ street near 32d street.
Beavers was riding one of the horses at
animal with a single rein. AS the team
was nearing sd street the horse which
Bea was riding slipped on the asphalt
and to the ground. Beavers was caught
under Tie horse and his left leg was bro
KEN He was removed to a drug store near
by, and from there was subsequently taken
to the Emergency Hospital
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Luther Anniversary Celebrated.

The 420th anniversary of the birth of
Martin Luther was observed with appropri-
ate services at the Church of Our Redeem
er, Lutheran, on Sth street, beginning last
Sunday and concluding last evening Mon
day evening the exercises We're held under
the auspices of the Martin Luther Literary
and Historical Society of the church. The
program observed last evening included ad-
dresses on The Boyhood of Luther" by
Rev. c. II. Butler, pastor of Keller Memo
rial Church: Luther and Political Free
DOM by Rev w. E. Parson, D. D.. pastor
of the Church of the Reforma ton; Luther
the Property of All Denominations" by
Rev. S. Blheimer, pastor of West Washing
ton Lutheran Church. and ''The Unfinished
Work of Luther" by Rev. ]. G.. Butler
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Wills Filed for Probate.

Wills as follows were filed today for pro-
bate:
That of Jane Stewart, dated November 4,
1901. Her estate is left to her three
daughters, it being stipulated that they
shall pay Malcolm S. Beaton $780,
That Of Charles A. Sautter, dated Octo-
Der 2, 1902 His wife, Sophia Sautter, is
named beneficiary and executrix.
That of John Seibel. dated February II,
1903. His estate is left to his wife, Augusta
Seibel. and to his daughters, Mary A.
Finch and Gertrude E. Seibel. In the event
that the daughters should die without issue
1t is directed that after the death of the
beneficiaries mentioned the estate shall go
to the German Orphan Asylum, the Home
for the Aged of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Baltimore city, Nd. the Balti-
more Humane Impartial Society and Aged
Women's and Aged Mems Homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

EAST DEANWOOD-Sydney F. Marshall
to Joseph E. Epps, lots l, % TO 30; $40.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Sadie I. Breun-
niger ct vir, Lewis E., to Thomas r.
Keane and Antoinette X. keane, lot 70,
block %; $40
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cowsill to Etheldred
H. Carr lot 81, block 2; $40.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-John G. Campbell
to Francis A. Blundon, lot Z, block %;
SO.
I STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th and
18th streets-William W. Wright to
Catharine Hancock, part of original lot
3, square 1920; $40.
MORTON STREET NORTHEAST between
9th and 18th streets-Mary ]. Knight ct
vr, Frank H., to Thomas r. Riley, west
half of lot 26S and all lots 269 to 2i2.
square 800; so.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-John L. Warren ct ux. to
George w. Lewis lot 22S, block 4; SO.
NO. 46 B STREET SOUTHWESTERN w.
Scott to Fannie Long, lot %, square G35;
NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST
between l. and NJ streets-Charles e.
Taylor ct al to Matte R. Slater, part
lots l and =, square $50; $40.
NO. OPT P STREET NORTH wv EST-Laura
o. Talbot ct vir. Thomas NJ, to Maria
l.. Johnston, lot 129, square 800; $40.
MONTELLO-Silas L. LOomis, trustee, to
Lafayette c. LoOmis, all square D. 500.
Halle l.. Wright to same, lots 40, 81,
SO, 30, square g; $500.
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHW EST
between and u streets-Henry p.
Blair, trustee, to Franklin Moore, parts
lots "a, Go, 66, square 237; $40. Frank
lin Moore ct uX. to Annette M. Thom-
son, same property; $40.
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST, be-
tween w ST. and Florida ave.-Wm. H.
Linkins to Andrew r. Jackson, part lots
II and -, square 3O2; $40
NO. 202 l. STREET SOUTH WEST-Charles
H. Cragen, trustee, to James F. Bundy,
lot 10. square 594; $3.50
NO. 30S D STREET SOUTHW EST-Patrlck
DOnnelly ct ux. to Peter Donnely, lot 80,
square 536; $500