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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
EQUIPMENT FOR PRESIDENT.
Cowboy Outfit Will Be Presented
by Citizens of CHEYENNE.

Cheyenne. Wy. May 1.-THE citizens of
Cheyenne Will present President Roosevelt
on his visit to tbs city on May 30 with one
Of the finest rough-riding outfits ever seen
In the West.
1t will be composed Of saddle, bride.
quirt, spurs and Navajo blanket, and will
VII be a feature Of the celebration in Chey-
enne.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
TENT SERVICE CALLED OFF.
President Said He Would Not Stay
in Sharon Springs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,

REPUBLIC SfECiah
Sharon Springs. Kas.. May The tent
service planned by the local committee for
tomorrow to mark the visit of President
Roosevelt will not be held.
Through Secretary Webb the President
has notified the committee that II the serv.
Ice is held he will not remain here Sunday,
as he had planned. The service was
promptly declared on.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
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Boarder: This soup seems to be rather
weak. what kind is 1t. anywayT'
Landlady: Chicken SOUP. l told the cook
how to prepare it; but she evidently failed
Boarder: yes; or else she failed to catch
the chicken."-Chicago News.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03

Russeu Brothers will be seen al the Columbia
Fheater this week Lew Sully. who STYLES him.
self president OF the laugh trust" will give a
new monologue act which he calls The Meio-
Drama"
other numbers on the bill are Reno and Rich
ards. ncrobatic comedians: Jordan and CROUCH
terpsichorean artists: White and Simmons, black
face comedians: Louis Montrose, singing and
dancing artist: Burton and Brookes IN te
sketch, Wise Old Grandpa: Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
row. presenting novelties in shadows. sand and
smoke: Raymond Teal. minstrel comedian. and
Newell and Niblo.
All Reeves's Burlesquers return to the Stand
ard this afternoon. The vaudeville part of the
entertainment Will be given by Andy Lewis and
his company. including Maude Elliott and Will
son Melrose; Louise Auber, the vocalist; Mazrz
and Mazett. comedy acrobats: the Newell Sis
tiers, Douglas and Hurd and Al Reeves. conedi-
IN and hanjoist. The costumes. scenery and cleo
trical effects are declared to make the ensemble
situations as attractive as anything in the eI-
travaganza line.
For his first Sunday at Forest Park High
lands Signor A. Liberati has arranged a pro-
gramme OF popular and classic music. The
vaudeville bill consists OF singing by Nell Haw-
thorne. shadow pictures by C%livettc. a lauEhable
stunt by Tom Mack and the Eight Seminary
Giris in 4 singing act. The band programme is
as follows:
M nx,Ts%,,.Hs,a an9sra.
Rondo Capr1cioso
PART IL
fatrolNthe Blue and tn .palbey
Cornet Solo-Ave .Gounod
Sigror A. Liberad.
Grand Fantasie on Popular
sss
Crew Coeur Lake Pavilion opens for the sum
mer season to-day. Wells Band. a scenic rail
way, a bathing beach. a pier and pavilion built
200 feet out Into the lake are the attractions
The scenic railway cars will run along the side
Of the steep hill that descends to the lake. A
picturesque little station at the foot of the hill
which Is $50 feet high. accommodated those who
desire to 20 to the top without climbing the long
flight Of stairs.
Seats are now on sale at the French PLAN
store for the Nordica-De Reszke-Duss recital al
Music Hall May IL Music lovers in nearby
towns have written and autographed for reserva'
tione, and society has readily taken up boxes
thus giving assurance Of a more than local in
terest in this musical event
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
CALIFORNIA AND BACK s47.bo.

MAY Sd, 18th to 18th, fnclusive; final limit,
July 18th. Descriptive matter and full In
formation, Union Pacific R. R.. sO3 Olive
street, st. Louis.
Evening star., 1903-10-03


Noyes. District of Columbia. $500, by trans
fer from Smithsonian institution Otis E.
SWEET. Illinois. $1,000, by transfer from
Navy Department
Office of auditor for War Department
Herman Schreiner. Pennsylvania, 81 400, by
transfer from Interior Department
Promotions-Secretary's office-George a.
Sutton. New York, 1000 to 81 800; Albert
G. Crutchfield. Kentucky, 500 to $500.
Office of auditor for War Department
Miss Calendonia Mccall. Florida, 81 900 to
to 81 600; Frank B. Bryan, Ohio, 1850 to
$1,000; j. Henry Roeth, Maryland $500 to
$1,000.
Office of auditor for Post Office Depart
ment-Joseph p. Cullen. Arkansas. 81. 400 to
$1.600; Joshua Stone Kentucky 1920 to
81, 400; Miss Marie H. Smith. California.
$I.D to $500; Miss Deborah ]. Apple. Iili-
nois, $500 to $720: Miss Vena a. Wells,
Nebraska, 81. 200 to 81 400; Eugene Melton.
Tennessee, Loco to 1.290.
Office. Of internal revenue-Miss Belle C..
Merrifield. Virginia, 81 400 to $1,000; John
w. Neff, Ohio, 81 ,2o0 to 81, 100: Reuben L.
1lsley, Massachusetts,, $1,000 to $1,200;
Charles Dunlap, New York $500 to- $1,000;
Daniel J. CAN'T. Alabama, 81 400 to 81 600;
Joseph N. Shawhan, Kentucky, 81 200 to
81 400; Robert L. Miller, District of Column
bia. 81, 800 to 81 400; Murray F. Snfder. Ohio,
81. 600 to 81 300; John B. Bullard, New York,
$500 to 81 900.
Office Of auditor for State and other de-
lumbia, 81 coo to 81 900: George e. Fuicher.
Texas, $500 to 81 600; Miss Daisy Falconer,
Texas, s6e0 to Sn00.
Office Of treasurer United States-William
D. Beatty, Louisiana, $7G0 to 5000; Her
man Simcoe, Illinois. $500 to S7OO
Evening star., 1903-10-03
PETER GROGAN,
sl7-S19-S21-823 9th St,
Between II and / Streets.
A Monarch Sacrificed.

From Hnrpers Weekly
When Columbus discovered America there
stood In a remote mountain gorge in Cher
okee county. n. c., tulip poplar tree that
was then 900 wears old. For four more CEN
turtles it grew and fourished and was re-
Gently felled for exhibition at the ST. Louis
worlds fair. The tree was thirteen feet in
diameter at the base when IL was cut
The gorge in which 1t grew was so inacces-
sible. being forty miles from a railroad.
that 1t was tmpracticable to obtain section
near the base. Forty feet up where the
tree was little more than six feet In diam
eter. disk was cut This has been polish
ed. and will occupy a place in front of the
hunters lodge. On the polished disk have
been engraved the important historical
events of the old north state from the time
that Sir Walter Raleigh took possession of
the land In his soyereign's name on July L.
1884. through the colonial days during the
revolution, and up to the present time. An
other section of the tree will stand like a
monument in the forestry exhibit. 1t is ten
rect high. A portion has been dressed pol
.ished and vanished. while the lower portion
is covered with the bark
Evening star., 1903-10-03
Are You Looking for a Home?
" SO,
Here's Your Opportunity.

You've not only taxed your nervous system to the
breaking point and not only spent lot Of money
in fare. but out at least pair Of shoes
looking for q home.
Why? Because you did not go about 1t In the
Fight way.
This is large city with many miles OF avenues
and streets, and the number OF vacant houses,
apartments etc, scattered all this large
territory
1t WAS. the old saying goes like looking for
q needle in hay stock and that Is the reason
you failed in that long. tiresome search.
Instead. had you called at our large and spacious
Offices, located at 1921 Pa. ave. NV, with al!
the comforts for the homeseekers, you would have
saved yourself not only time but money and worry.
We devote our entire time to just such people as
you have read about IN the preceding few lines
and look out for their welfare and comforts. Not
only that. but them from overtaxing their
nervous system.
Last. but not least. we save you money and time
This. also. is OF especial interest to business
who looking for suitabls Offices. desk
rooms etc.
Try the efficiency Of Offices and be convinced
that II is all have stated.
Offices open from am until Q pm.
MARTIN BROS.
1925T Pa. ave-. Washington, D. O.. 1t
Evening star., 1903-10-03
LAUNDERING A PUBLIC CHARGE.
Inquiry to Be Made Into Practice
Hitherto Unchallenged.

Commissioner West was this morning pe-
rusing the specifications prepared In the
office of the property clerk upon which
bids are to be invited for all the Districts 8
laundry work. and was surprised to find an
item enumeratng as goods to be washed
several hundred collars and cuffs socks,
shirts, underwear, etc. He Immediately
sent to the property Office to learn for
whom this personal laundry item was in
tended.
He was informed that it had been the
practice for several years past to pay for
the cost of laudering the linen of the SUPER
lntendent and employees of the municjpal
lodging house on 10Th street, adjoining the
first precinct police station.
Mr.. West next asked for the authority
for such an expenditure. 1t was learned
from papers on file in the District offices
that the practice of paying for this work
from public funds had been inquired into
by the Commissioners several years ago.
No action could be found other than a
notation of report from the superinten,l-
ent of charities that the practice had been
allowed to go on, as no legal objection had
ever been made to it. 1t was supposed that
the superintendent was entitled to his resi-
dence and washing.
The ntendant of the Washington ASYLUM
has his laundry work done Free but in that
instance the institution Is equipped with a
laundry for its 500 inmates. and the in
tendant's wash adds no expense.
In the case of the municipal lodging house
the employees laundry has been sent to
private laundry and the bills paid by the
District.
Commissioner West will take the matter
up with Commissioner Macfarland, the
lodging house comes under the supervision
of the latter. and the question as to the
legality of continuing to pay for the laun
dry will be jointly inquired into.
Evening star., 1903-10-03
FALLS CHURCH NEWS.
Delegates Chosen to Republican Con-
vention-Persenal Items.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, October g. 1903.
The republicans. of Fairfax county have
arranged to meet In convention Monday at
Fairfax Court House. for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for the legislature.
and also for the following county Offices:
Clerk, commemorative attorney, sheriff,
treasurer and two commissioners of the
revenue. At the meeting of the republicans
Of Falls Church magisterial district, held
Monday night Messers. M. E. Church,
Geo. w. Hawxhurst. s. D. Tripp, E. w.
Wakefield. T. L. O'Connor. Walter Rob-
erts and J. K. Brown were elected to rep
resent the district in the county conven-
ton. The following nominations for dis
trict officers were made: N. e. Church.
supervisor: NJ. H. Brinkerhofr. T. L. O'Con-
nor and Walter Roberts, justices of the
peace; Joseph H. Mari, constable, and e.
j. Northrup overseer of the poor. Mr..
John D. Payne was recommended for nomi-
nation for the legislature, and Mr. E. l..
Howard was indorsed for the state senate.
Mr.. ]. H. Garretson met with severe ac-
cident Tuesday night by falling down the
stairway at his residence. He was rendered
unconscious for time. and received blow
upon the head from which his physician
fears cOncussiOn of the brain.
Mr.. 8. B. Shaw has commenced the erec-
ton of residence on the lot recently pur-
chased Of Mr. ]. c. Du Putron at West
Falls Church.
Mr.. John D. Payne was elected vice grand
OF Falls Church Lodge. I. O. o. F.. Thurs
day night, to fill a vacancy.
Mr.. c. s. Garretson has removed to
Hampton. Va, where he will make his
future home.
Rev. D. C. Hedrick. the newly installed
pastor of the M. E. Church. has moved In
the parsonage.
Mrs. M. E. Church and son Guy and
Mrs. E. J. Northrup have returned from a
trip to Maine.
Dr.. George T. Mankin has been appoint
ed by the governor notary public for the
county Of Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stewart have returned
to their home. East Falls Church. after an
extended visit to their parents at Nor
folk, Va.
The members of the Christian Endeavor
Society held a pleasant sociable last night
at the residence of Mr. G. NJ Newell
Evening star., 1903-10-03
SIMPLY BREATHE IT
A Few Minutes Use Of Hyomei Fou,
Times q Day Cures Catarrh.

The piessantest most convenient and the ONLY
scientific method for the treatment and cura y,
tatarrh is Hyomei Simply put twenty drops OF
Eyomet In the inhaler that comes with everv
package and then breathe 1t for n few minute,
four times day.
1t seems remarkable that simple wav of
treating catarrh VIII effect cure. but the most
important discoveries OF science have always bsen
the simplest By breathing Hyomei in this wav
every particle Of air that enters the air passages
OF the throat and head and goes into the lunca ia
charged With healing balsam that kills the germs
and bscilli Of catarrh and soothes and allays all
irritation.
The first days use of Hyomei will show de.
cided improvement and in a short time there will
be no further trouble from catarrh. Its action is
rapid and lasting.
You take no risk in buying Hyomei. A complete
outfit costs $100, and II, after using you can say
that 1t has not helped you, Henry Evans 922 and
324 street northwest. will return your money.
What other treatment for catarrh is sold under a
guarantee like this?
Evening star., 1903-10-03

Judge Barley for the discharge Of his
client, stating that according to his inter
probation of the law she could not be held
simply on the commitment, but that evil
dence must be brought forward showing
why she should be held.
Commonwealth Attorney 8. G. Brent
expressed the opinion that before she
should be discharged evidence should be
given by defense why she should not be
held. He stated that he would be willing
for her release on bond of LOCO. She
was remanded. however. to the custody OF
the mayor. and preliminary hearing will
be given her Monday morning.
The condition of Mr. Ryan Is about the
same. but his recovery Is doubtful, the
wound being in the left lung.
Evening star., 1903-10-03
WAS LOADED WITH JEwELRY.
Man Suspected Of Robbery Here Ar
rested in Baltimore.
h to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, Md. October 3.-Samuel
Cress. who is suspected Of having COM
nitted robbery in Washington, was given
a preliminary hearing this morning at the
central police station and committed to
Jail until further investigation can be
made.
Cress was arrested last night while en-
Geavoring to sell a silver watch When
searched a the station the following
tic!es were found in his possession: Four
-open-face silver watches, one engraved +.
II. Workman; one blue enamel watch. with
feur-de-lis pin; one small gold watch en-
graved IS. e. e." a bracelet, three gold
chains, three gold lockets one engraved
'E. N. L. The prisoner. who claims
South Carolina as his home. had about SO
in cash also his person.
The local police say the description OF
the articles found in the prisoners posses
sion does not correspond with that of any
similar articles reported to have been lost
here, nor is Cress known here. No official
notification of the arrest has been received
in Washington.
Evening star., 1903-10-03
ALLEGED INFANTICIDE
COLORED WOMAN ACCUSED OF A
HORRIBLE CRIME.
Infant Pushed Into the Hopper Of a
Closet-Was Found by the
Police.

A shocking tragedy was enacted TINS
morning about $50 O'Clock in q little shed
in the rear of unoccupied house 1'V'
Wynnes alley northwest. The victim was
a newborn babe and the alleged perpetra-
tor of the crime of murder was Eva De-
veal. colored. the child's mother. She Is
said to have admitted her guilt when the
police Of the eighth precinct arrested her.
The child had been born but a few minutes.
she stated. and she placed it in the hopper
of the closet in the she'd Some force was
evidently required to make her work COM
plete. for 1t was necessary for the police
to dig up the plumbing in order to remove
the child's body. Life was extinct. and the
body was sent to the morgue. The woman
was apparently in perfect health. An IN
vestigation made at the hospital showed
that she was the mother Of the infant. ana
a policeman was kept there to make sure
that she does not escape. She Will later
be taken before the court to answer 10
charge of murder.
Eva is an orphan and had been employed
In Atlantic City during the summer months.
Last Tuesday she returned to the city and
went to a house Of old friends at I'LL 9Th
street to live. Before retiring last night, IL
is said, she asked that she be called early
this morning as she had accepted position
as domestic In private family and did not
want to diSappoint her employer. 1t was
about 3 O'Clock when she was called She
said 1t was a little too early to get up ana
nothing more was thought of her until
about $50 o'clock. when policeman ap-
peared at the door and said he wanted the
young woman.
1T can hardly be possible" the woman
of the house remarked
Tired Of the Baby.
There had been nothing about the young
womans actions to arouse her suspicious,
and she did not even know that Eva had
been out of her room. She had been out,
however and had done away with the
child in the manner stated. Not only had
she been seen by several neighbors. but
she is understood to have admitted her
guilt. as already stated.
II was tired Of the baby" a witness
heard her say.
Attention was attracted to the scene OF
the tragedy by the barking Of dogs on the
premises Of Robert Jordan. 100 Wynne's
alley. Daniel Braxton OF 1903 9Th street
was aroused by the dogs and the cries Of
child. Mrs. Jordan heard the dogs barking
and awakened her husband. Braxton and
Jordan appeared at the rear of their re-
spective homes about the same time. and
Jordan remarked:
1T sounds like baby crying: it can't
be a rat
fence in the rear of the vacant house and
the mother carrying her babe entered
through the opening Policeman Behrens
was found by Daniel Braxton, and told
ing an infant He hurried to the place
designated and arrested the woman as
soon as he satisfied himself that the child
had been placed In the hopper.
Coroner Nevttt investigated the case this
morning and will hold an inquest as soon
as the woman is able to leave the hospital.
An autopsy will be performed on the body
Of the infant this afternoon.
Evening star., 1903-10-03
"lf they're Rich's shoes
they're proper"
Ten-one F, Corner Tenth.
Entire building-'phone ''one- -Afty."

That October, with its
weddings in social life, is here
is reflected in the great busi-
ness of the past week. The
participants have in nearly
every instance bought the re-
quired footwear here, and the
'made-to-measure" depart
ment is today enjoying the
biggest business since its es-
tablishment.
Special orders are being
taken for footwear required
for all occasions, and the
most expert artists execute
the work. If it is desired we
make wedding and reception
slippers from materials which
you supply, requiring the
shortest possible time for
execution.
Brldes-tO-be can come
here and secure all the foot
wear necessary for the tour,
and rest assured of getting
the correct" fashions.
Just now the line OF riding
boots is more complete than
it has ever before been, en-
bracing the choicest novel
ties of the foremost design
ers. Every approved style is
here in every good leather
the most comprehensive as
sortment ever shown, and de-
votees will serve their inter-
esfs here as well as they
could in New York city.
B. Rich's Sons,
Ten-one F, Corner Tenth.
Evening star., 1903-10-03
CLERICAL CHANGES.
Appointments and Promotions in the
Treasury.

The following changes In the classified
service of the Treasury Department are
announced:
Appointments on certihcation by the civil
sercise commission, Secretary's office
Fred A. Horning, District of Columbia.
$500
Office Of auditor for Post Office Depart
ment-William r. Layne. Kentucky. 5000.
Reinstatements- -Secretary's office-David
B. Peck. Ohio. $1,000: Edward QMgiey, Dis
trtct of Columbia. $720.
Appointments by transfer from other ds-
MISUNDERSTANDING off1ce.-Miss Cora e.
Evening star., 1903-10-03
A GUARANTEED CATARnu cJ,pR

Do not dose the stomach In the vain hope of
curing catarrh. Breathe the health-giving Hyomei
and you will inhale moderated air through your
nose and throat that VIII kill all catarrhal germs.
Henry Evans guarantees to refund the money
Should Hyome not give satisfaction. 1t is the only
catarrhal treatment sold in this way.
Evening star., 1903-10-03
LAFFERTY IN THE LEAD
Came in Four Up on the Morning
Round
,ecial Dispatch to The Evening Star

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
HOT SPRINGS. Va. October 3-There
was fine golf weather for the finals and
handicap in the annual tournament this
morning. and a large number of people
around the first tee to watch the start.
George c. Lafferty Of Chevy Chase contIn-
ued to hold the lead. and came in four up
on the morning round. but will have to play
eighteen holes this Afternoon to conclude the
match His opponent. the runner I'D. IS
FRANK W. Sanger of the Garden City Club
Long Island.
In the consolation class A Cunningham
Si tne CINCINNATI Golf Club played J. IL
Seaman of Dyker Meadow and was two IN
at the end of eighteen holes Nr
There were forty-five starters in the
hahdicap today to play eighteen holes
payers saw fit. Among them was Mr.
jack Wilkins OF Washington. who arrived
10 join his parents here this morning.
Evening star., 1903-10-03
well-Grounded Fear

From the Detroit Free Press.
Leading Lady-"Why didn't you put my
flowers on the stage?"
Stage Manager-'I was afraid they might
be frost-bitten.
Evening star., 1903-10-03

She-"Your face got Pretty well burned
In the country"
He-"Oh, yes; had time to burn there" "
-Yonkers Statesman.
Evening star., 1903-10-03

As a result OF a reconciliation between
Emperor Francis Joseph and the King Of
Belgium concerning the latters attitude
toward his daughter. Princess Stephanie.
King Leopold will arrive in Vienna in the
middle of this month ON visit to the enas
peror.
Evening star., 1903-10-03

Won Blumer-"I came near ha,no t,
Tor deer In the Adirondacks..
MRS. Won Blumer-'That's singular when
you re such a bear at home ''-Ijfe ~
Evening star., 1903-10-03
We've Been Almost SwanDDGd y

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Evening star., 1903-10-03
Application for Habeas Corpus.

court at IL o'clock this morning. The pris-
oner was represented by Gardener l..
Boothe, who opened the case by asking
Evening star., 1903-10-03

This pretty Rattan Rocker
full roli-strongly made-you
might be able to G 4 QE
buy It for So, but " sCO
you cannot buy 1t II
anywhere else at....