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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
S apan II. 6 E.


@rontaot Is. Mai. .3wei
aelner unb elm Sngenieur purben an
goro eines britii6en 9ampfers Der.
baftet, Elm anoerer auf einem beuti9en
9ampfer. Sic fino als japanii9e
9pione persd6tig.
8olsmi n en- geplhnbert.
2onbon, Is. Mai. 9epei1en
aus S6ul ftinbigen on, baB beri9ie=
bene 100 RuRen unldnsf Die britif9en
@olb= Winen in Gun San, 3orea,
pliinoerten. 8ielen 8riter unb Sapa=
rern murbe ibr @olo ueggenommen
unb berfAiebene ms @efdnsniB ge.
m0rfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

Megen 8eGeibtgung bur9
Die 9refe itanb Der &ebafteur 2auterz
ba9 bor Dem S90ffengeri9t gu dag
beburg. ST bate BEL Der Sritif elmer
Sperette bas &pftim elmer SGngerin,
tpefGes ii9 bur9 ~fturfen 9toffmangel
dus5et9nete, als uusf9logeebeno fir
ben grfolg be5ei9net. Del Nn9efloete
tpurDe freteeipro9en, 6auptfd9li9
besbolb, neil Die 8lGgerin fi9 nt9t
bd5u nerfteben fDnnte, in hemfelbsn
RDitiim tpte BEL Der MuHI6rung nor
benz @eri9t gu erf9einen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Mieoerlagt TAFT ii6tr.
Scr rniiii6e Sberbefebls6aber bent ni6ten &antpfe
i6lperlid geuadieu.
GerHdtt h6er en berehs ftatgebabts Gefedt. Gin japan. areuser Der
nittet. Ser 3r lit Wfosfau. = Goludonsp ier ben &rRg.

81 lanoen uno port Nrtbur ~ar3ugrei=
fen. 8ut informirten @btnefen au=
folge 1T Der @in9ang gu Bort Nrtbur
ni6t bloGtrt.
Infunt bes britif9en
9 o d tiers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17

o" Au1Ioeu uIlo pun NIIuuI
fen. 8ut informirten @binefen su=
folge 1T Der @in9ang gu BOrt Nrtbur
ni6t bloGtrt.
Mnfunt bes brtttf9en
8ot9aters.
g t. Betersbure,1 Is. Wai.
Sir CHARLES 6arbitt9, Der neue bril-
tif6e Sotf6after, traf beute elm. Seine
Infunft erreet i'm Sirblid auf bic
&oae, Die er bel 6e%rbetfibrung beRerer
8esiebungen 5mii9en @n9lano uno
&uBlanb fpielen foQ, mebr als ge=
m0bnli6es Snterefe. @r miro benz
Safer fofort na6 Der &iffebr bierber
fein 8e9laubi9unss=S 9reiben iiber=
REDEEM.
Sapani9e &reu5er
ser It b t.
Spfio, Is. Mai. Ser iapani=
f6e Greuser Mipato tpurbe in Der &err
8ap bur6 8eritbrung elmer unterfee=
mine berni9tet. N6t uneltiGsfdGe
famen hierbet Dor. Nomiral Gataofa
meloet: Nm IA. Mai iebte uniere Sor=
peoOboot=Glotte ibre Sperationen, UNI
ben 9afen BON Winen 81 fdubern,
fort. Ser Geino erridtete tempordr
gatterien auf benz 0oreebirge Der
Gerr 8aD, SaIien Wan. Mit 6 6elos
gei6tBen, auBer einem in @ile aufge=
fiihrten Sort, leifete cine @ompagnie
unierem Nngrif entf9loHenen Wiber=
ftanb. uniere Sorpeboboot : Slotile
5erft6rte 5 bon Dem Seinbe gelegte
Winen; ungliifli6erpeife ~erplobirte
cine Der Winen unb bra9te ben Greu=
ger Mipafo gum 5inten. 9ierbet MUTT
Den 6 2eute get6Otet, auBerbem 2 i'm
Sample bertpunoet. 9te Mipafo bate
1900 S5nnen @ebalt, mar 3144 SUB
lang uno bate cine S9nelieteit BON
20 GnOten. Ser Sreuser, Der 1901
poaenoet nuroe, nabm an ben Opera
sionen 3beil, bel benen ftr3li9 in Der
aerr 8ap bas Sorpeooboot geo. 48
serf0rt nuroe.
0ie Gunoe BON benz gerlufte oes
S9ifes srre9te in 3ofto Srauer. Nn=
9efi6ts oes 9efdbrli6en @barafters Der
Mrbeit uno bes 8erlutes oes Sorpeoo=
bootes 48 unter dbnli6en umffdnben
am 9Onnerftas nabm man an, oaB bel
bieien SperatiOnen iebt erDBte @ors=
falt geiibt ptiroe.
9as neue g 10 b r.
81 t. Betersburg, IL. Mai.
Wegen bet unterbre9ung Der 0erbin=
oung NIT gDrt Mrtbur bat Die Mbmi=
ralttdt meoer tiber Die 8ef9doigung
oes Greu5ers vMiDafO" am Is. nod
iiber Die Sorpeooirung zines iapani=
f6en panaerfreu3ers am 10. amtli9e
Gunbe. Sc nirb @%enu9tbuune bar=
iiber a%us9ebriift, baB bic unfdne Der
Bort Nrtbur 5lotte einigermaeen wie=
Der nett gema6t ftnb.
Sn @rontaot traf beute ber Sret
Elm, bas brittle S6la9tf9if bes nod
Dem Often betimmten @ei9mabers,
pel6es bort feline @ef6tBe iibernimmt.
4leranber III. ftebt bereits i'm 9ienit
uno bas Sdla6tf9if Borobino ems
pfdngt feline 0aupt : 8atterie. Nur
nod Der Soubarof 1T unter 8au. 2
&reu5er erbalten ieBt ibre 8atterien.
SrOB oieier Gortf9ritte pirb bic Nb=
fabrt nidt beeilt unb Momiral &oiect=
oensfp geoenft frtibeftens i'm September
i'm 9tiaen Ocean ein5utrefen.
Wosfau, 10. Mai. 3aifer Nico=
laus traf beute um 9 ubr elm unb
reiife cine Stunbe fpdter mad &bartof
%tpetter.
Sapan. 6 pione.
@rOn t |, Is. Mai. 3mei
3ellner unb elm Sn9enieur purben an
gOro zines britii6en 9ampfers Der.
baftet, Elm anoerer auf einem beuti9en
Dampfer. Sic ino als iapanii9s
@pione persd9tig.
8olSmin gepltinbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
SFaHen.
l1ebIe u i9t e n.


2onoon, II. Mai. SnssNbpe=
tpirtli9er 9riegsna9ri@ten be-
ipre9en Die beutt9en Morgenbldtter Die
Sage BON General Guro.
Dem Die WDgli6teit brobt, oaB
Die 9inefi9en &ebeaen feline Serbin=
bunsen abf6netben.
Ser aiemli9 pro=ruififde STANDARD
siebt gu, &urOpatfin perfitge iaolia
bon Mufben tber h69fens 100, 900
Mann gerin9erer Qualitdt. BON oenen
nur $4,000 ftir ben Gelosug in 8etra9t
fDmmen. General Gurpfi bagegen
babe fi9erlid $50, 900 Mann erft=
flaii9erS ruppen, benen europ. Irmeen
glei9. Inter fol9en %umftdnben, ia9t
bas 8latt, 1T ber Nusgang elmer
S9la6t iebr felten 5w~eifelbaft.
NngebIi9er & Sci
2iaO 3 Dang.
Stem 6 8 wang, Is. Wai.
@tnem unbeftdtigten @erii9te 3ufolge
fam es eeitern in Der &i9tung BON
2tao gang 5u einem beftigen Sample.
5eute firth lieB ft9 6ifli9 bon bier ent=
fernter &anoaenbOnner s%ernebmen.
Sie &uiiid=@ binefii9e 8anf wuroe
mad benz fran3Ofi9en @Oniulate ber=
legt.
Die &uKen bebaupten, General 2t=
nemiti6 ride NIT einem groBen 6eere
bon MlaoipDftot mad &orea.
Ser M ar6 gegen 2iao
Oang.
g t. Petersburg, Is. Mai.
General Bfu9 bepei9irt unter benz Is.
benz Sriegsmtniferium, Der Sormari6
bss Geinoes BON Gen9 Wang @beng
geeen SiaO gang lei our6 untentf6ie=
oenbeit 9aratterifirt. Man nimmt on,
oaB Dos 3iel Der japan. 5aupt=S treit=
trdfte elm p1ntt binter 6at=@bong ober
0aitioou (&ai @hau9) bilbet.
0erf9iebene S9armiiBef nit 9inef=
l9en &dubern fanben ftatt, mo- 3 So
iaten fielen unb 4 permiBt uerben. Sn
oer maritimen PrObin5 1T ales rubig.
Ser 3 IN W osfau.
W estau, Is. Mni. Gaifer
Nitolaus srbielt beute In Der alien
Sauptfaot bes &ei9es einen begetfter=
ten Wiufomm. Sic &eiie berlief Dbne
3w;i9enfdle; ale paar bunoert
5dritte ftano an Der 8abnlinie Elm
Soloat, Der beim Naben Der 2ocomo=
tibe oas Gepebr prdientirte. Sn
Slim, Der erl fen Station in Der pro=
pin3 Mosfau, murbe Der Gaifer bonn
@Duberneur be9riBt, in WDstau felbf
ermartete i'm cine 1fattli9e Berfamm=
Iune, barunter mebrere Mitslieber Der
taiferli9en Gamilie. Ser Mufentbalt
ielb1t pdbrte nur 35 Minuten. SIM
@efDlee beg GaiTers befano ii9 unter
Nnoeren Sausminiter Baron Greoe=
ribs.
protef 8eramm1ung.
SofiO, Is. Mai. CUR 3urid=
peiiung Der 8ebauptung, Die Sapaner
bdtten ben &rieg nit &u1en bon
&aHen= unb &eli9ions 8o%rurtbeiten
geleiiet, begonnen, bielten beute Sau=
fenbs bon Bubbbifen, S9intoiften unb
@briften cine gemeinIame 8eriemm=
lung ab, mortn berf6ieoene angeiebene
Yriefter uno @eifliGe biefe 8ef9uloi=
euneen in Nbrebe ftenten. @s wuroe
Elm 8ei8luB aefaBt, Der ertldrt, Del
&ries babe ni9ts nit &aKenz Doe,
reliei6ien Graeen gu tbun, fonberr
merbe fir Die gi9erbeit Sapan's, 3u,
@raielun9 oes r%auernoen Triebens in
fernen Often unb in ben SntereHeu be,
@ere9tiefeit uno @ibililation gefiibrt.
Sberf g 6upler.
ID ufben, Is. Wai. Ser amer
Militdr= 8eDba9ter Sbert sS6uple,
traf beute Elm urb reife Na9mittaes
nod elmer unterrebun9 NIT benz 8ice.
t6nis mad 2tao gang.
B1dne ge9en Bort Mrtbur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-17
Seiterreih= unQarn.
8 e u d a m e r. 6 4tffe.

BON Srief unb 6iume gu betreten.
Cine iol6e @rlaubniB muBte mad
offer. : ungarif6en @eieben ein9ebolt
Deroet. ba ni9t mebr als 6 a~usrpdrtiqe
&riegsf6ife in Ofter. @epdfer einfab=
rem oirfen. Sas @ei9waoer trift
ettpa am l. Suli Elm.
g Iu9o ns b il beroen
Grie9.
9 p e #, Is. Mai. Miniffer
beg NeuBern @olu9omsfp belt beute
Dor Der Budget @ommifion Der 6ter=
ret@ii9en SeIseationIeineIG eoe iiber Die
internationale Sage. Ser intereKan=
tefte She'll 1T Der Sinpeis auf Die
biiitere Sage i'm Often.
Ser Minifer fa9t, Der &rieg brobe,
fi9 tDegen Der un9emiBbeit Der Gauer
uno Der algemeinen ptrtbihaftli6en
9epreifion aud bel ni6t brett 8etbei=
ligten fiblbar at NADER. Man miihe
bic unterbre6ung bes freten 0anoels=
berfebrs uno Die uneewDbnli9 pette
Nuslegune Der 8egrifs Der @ontre=
banoe in 8etra9t sieben. @s eri9eine
barum ttinftig bur6 @inberitdnoniB
oer Wd9te Die @infibrung 9ewiKer be-
f9rdntenoer &~eeulationen ratbiam.
Ser Minifer fpra9 bic 3uberfi9t
aus, Der &rieg perbe lDfaltftrt bleibsn.
Seuti9Ianb.
@omS tabItruF It.
@6In, Is. Mai. Ser beutI6e
Stabl=Sruf bat bic bisbertee Nus
fubr=Prdmie BON Is Mtarf fir balb=
ferti9en Stabl auf 124 Mart err
mdBi9t. anFatt 10 Wart per Sonne,
ME borber an9etiinbigt wuroe. Die
@rmdBigung tritt @nbe bes Sabres in
fraft.
SrtttlHsMfrtc1.
8Iuti9erS ieg Der 6 n g.
ldnber.
@6In, Is. Mat. Na9 Der v@6l=
nif9en 3eitung" wurben Die &reu3=
1uB= &ebelen mad b%artndfigem Sample
bur6 cine britii6e Sruppe in @tb=
Niserien bDlis 'sei6lagen. Sic 8er=
lutte Der 8rtten finb f9ner; ID Gift
siere 9efalen.
WtarDccD.
e ieber1age bes Prdten=
benter n.
BGris, Is. Mat. Na9 elmer Be-
pei9e aug Sofia Marnta. Mlgerien,
9rifen bic Nnbdnger bes maroffoni=
f9en B%rdtenoenten fiir5li6 bic Srup=
pen bes @ultans Bel uioa an uno muir
ben mad i6merem Sample 8urif9e=
f9lagen. so Solbaten bes Sultans
fielen; Die 0erluite Der &ebelen fonen
f9wer iein.
Iranfrei6.
PIumpe Seniations=
9af9erei.
paris, 16. Mai. @a6bem Der
2onooner Correspondent beg Watin
gegen 100 autbentif9e Pldne Der
6eftun9 Soulon, auBer 3ablrei6en
anoern cpmpromittirenben 9Ocumen=
ten, erbalten bat, beginut has 8latt
beute firth nit 8er6nentli6ung elmer
8 anbesberratbs : Nngelegenbeit, oeren
8ebeutune bic 9renfus=Sfaire biel=
lei4t abertrift.
Ser Correspondent erbtelt am 80.
@pril einen 8rief BON ei1em gemi1en
g. GragOla, oes Snbalts, er babe swei
2euten als Giibrer seoient, Die nod
2onoon 9efpmmen feien, I'm mi9ti9e
9Dfumente Rber Die frana. See=8er=
tbeioigung gu %berfaufen. Die 2eute
feien mad 8rifel sereiit, i'm mitteaOs
auriiflahenb unb er NOBLE ieBt Die
9ofumente %berduBern, aber ni6t brett
nit Der fran5. &e9ierung unterbanoeln.
Gragola eradblte benz @orrefponoen=
ten bel elmer 8eseenung, Die beioen
2eute bdtten fir ausmdrtige &e9ierur=
gen 9earbeitet uno berfdieoentli4 MIDI
ti9e Gebeimni1e an Seuti6lanb um
boben Breis lossei9lagen. SIR Name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
Just Breathe It.

A noticeable Improvement and clear
dng-up OF the air passages of the head
and throat is seen from the first days use
of Hyomei. This treatment is the only
natural and reasonable way to cure ca
tarrh. 1t has been so universally success
ful that Henry Evans sells IL under q
positive guarantee to refund the money If
1t should fail. Pills, tablets, liquids and
other stomach drugging cannot cure ca
tarrh. Under such treatment the catarrhal
germs still live in the air passages and
increase and multiply.
Hyomei, breathed through the neat in
haler that comes with every outfit, enters
the air passages of the head throat and
lungs, killing all catarrhal germs, soOth-
Ing the irritated mucous membrane and
effecting a permanent cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
THE COLUMBIAN WOMEN.
Two Addresses Recently Delivered at
the University Hall.

At the monthly meeting of the Columbian
Women at the Columbian University Thurs
day evening there were two illustrated adj
dresses. Prof Hodgkins spoke on "Radia-
ton and X-Rays,' and DR.. Truman Able
on "Radum." By means OF a large induce
ton coil and auxiliary apparatus Prof
HOdgkins showed the effects of electrical
discharges in air, IN a partial vacuum, and
in gases. He exhibited one of the first tubes
to be used in this city for the taking of X
ray photographs, and showed lantern slide
reproductions of photographs made in the
physical laboratory of the university a few
months after Roentgen made his great dis
covery. large modern X-ray tube gave
opportunity for the audience to see the eff
fects Of the X-ray discharges.
DR.. Able had several specimens of radium
of different strengths, and gave an interest
ing account of the disco very and manner of
extracting the radium from the compounds.
number of lantern slides were used to
show the effects of radium under varying
conditions, and also compared with x
rays. At the conclusion of his talk he in
vited those interested to remain. and to see
the specimens, as well rs to examine a spin
thariscope which he had.
A social hour followed the lectures. West
Hall was draped with the college colors by
the entertainment committee, and was used
as refreshment room Mrs. w. H. Her.
ron and Miss Harriet Richardson, Phi. D..
were at the head of the committee having
charge of the arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
HEAD SOL lid
SORE.
Awful Suffering of Baby
and Sleepless Nights
of Mother.
CURED BY Gy7TlGyRA
Skin Fair as a Lily with NO
Scar to Recall Awful
Sore Writes Mother.

81 herewith write out in full the beginning and
end of that terrible disease eczema, which caused
my babe untold suffering and myself many sleep
less nights.
my babe was born seemingly fair. healthy
child, but when she was three weeks old a swell
ing appeared the back of her head and in
course of time broke. 1t did not heal but grew
worse and the sore spread from the size Of
dime to that of dollar. used all kinds Of REM
edies that could think of, but nothing seemed to
help; in fact, 1t grew worse. Her hair fell out
where the and feared it would never
grow again. 1t continued until my aged father
came on a visit and when he saw the baby he
told me to get Cuticura Soap and Ointment right
away.
''To please him did so and to my surprise
by their the began to heal over, the hair
grew over 1t, and today she has a nice head of
left to recall that awful sore and it is over
eight months and sign of its returning
Mrs. WIN. RIVER, Elk River. MINI.
''Cure permanent" So writes Mrs. Ryer, Feb.
%, 1908, six years later:
Your letter of the 10th inst. received, asking
in regard to the cure of my baby some six years
ago. Well, the disease has never returned to her
head, which at that time was a solid top
and down the back. Once twice since then
patch has come on her hand the wrist, but
it finally disappeared after proper treatment with
Cuticura.''
Sold throughout the world. Cuticura Resolvent
5Oc. lin form of Chocolate Coated Pills. Csc. per
vial Of co., Ointment, &c.. Soap, 25c. Depots:
London, q Charterhouse So; Paris. Rue de
la Paix; Boston, 1877 Columbus Potter Drug &
Chem. Corp, Sole Proprietors.
USend for How to Cure Eczema"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
CHARGED wMm THEFT.
Harry Faulkner ApRrpYriates Money
Given Him b4 Mistake.

Captain Boardman received message
from Philadelphia yesterday informing him
of the arrest and escapes of Harry Faulkner.
seventeen years old, who 10 wanted in this
city to answer a charge of grand larceny.
The officers here have warrant for him
alleging the theft Of SAT from the census Of
flee two days ago. It is stated that the
boy was sent to the Office to get the pay en-
velope of boy friend whoswas i'll. An en-
velope containing the pay of clerk, 1t is
alleged, was given him by mistake. When
the loss of the SAL was discovered the
Faulkner boy was questioned but he denied
that he had received it. Then the loss was
reported to the police, and when Detectives
Father and McNamee went in search of
him they found that he had left the city.
When they learned he had started from
this city with companion on the New
York train, a message was sent to Phila-
delphia and both boys were arrested. Be-
fore getting away from the depot the
Faulkner boy broke from the officer and es-
capped by descending telegraph pole from
the elevated tracks of the railroad. His
companion was turned over to friends in
Philadelphia. The Faulkner boy has not
yet been recaptured. His home is on16th
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
Tribute to A. F. Craven.

Three societies united in the lecture room
of All Souls Church last Sunday evening
to commorate the life and work of one VINO
up to the current month was leader or
active member in all three The late A. F.
Craven, Phi D., had conducted for more
than five years the class for the compare
tive study of religion at All Souls Church,
and was charter member of the Sophocles
Club and of the Unitarian Club of WASH
ington
The meeting was presided over by Mr..
George N. Brown, who referred to Prof.
Craven as not merely teacher, but more
particularly friend. The program includ-
ed songs that DR.. Craven had loved, sung by
Mrs Sinclair and Mrs Steele, as well as a
biogra phical sketch by Mrs. White, his
tory of the class by Mrs Paul, an address
on Prof. Craven's work by Mr.. E. S. Steele
and a reading of Brownings Gramma-
rians Funeral by the Rev. Mr.. Pierce.
The exercises were concluded with John W.
Chadwicks hymn, 1.-The Departed ct
Singeth Low in Every Hearth, sung by all
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
v. Baldwin Johnson's New Coal Office,
G12 9th st. Tel Main 1904 and 16O5.-Advt
Shadow Box PARTY.

Silver Star Lodge, No. 20 l. o. G. T., gave
shadow box party, in benefit of it's lodge
hall improvement fund, in Good Templar
Hall, by the Brookville road, Tenleytown
on Thursday evening. Some 100 Good
Templars and friendly strangers were pres
ent. Chief Templar John T. Fnney pre-
sided. The chair, in behalf of the lodge
extended to the visitors a cordial welcome
and announced the program, which was
rendered follows: A. E. Shoemaker
grand chief templar, made an address, en-
phasiZing the welcome already spoken, set
ting forth the objects of the order and it's
method of work. remarking specially upon
purely local features and urging continued
activity and faithfulness in service; recita-
tons were given by Miss Nellie B. Banges-
ter. and songs, sentimental and comic, were
sung by Mr.. w. A. Collins, supplemented
with several selections by the lodge orches-
ira, Messrs. j. r. ingalls,, L. c. Clemens
and ]. l.. Farr.
spirited sale at auction followed the
program, with Mr.. Collins as auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
Larger ONCE Quarters.

Mr.. VIM. j. Zeh celebrates his twelfth An
niversary as coal dealer In Washington by
securing and removing to larger quarters
to accommodate his constantly increasing
business. For this purpose he has taken
a long lease on the two-story building No.
1897 G st. NV. The first floor Is devoted en-
tirely to the department of sales. and 10
arranged In the most convenient manner FOR
the accommodation of his many patrons.
The second floor is arranged exclusively
for office work Here his large force of en-
ployes in the bookkeeping and correspond
ence departments are well provided for.
Mr.. Zeh will be glad to see his old GUS
toners in his new quarters and naturally
feels certain that the principal features
of his estab ishment. viz: clean coal. prompt
delivery and reasonable prices, VII insure
a large numer of customers and proper
tionately Increased business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
PROMINENT RESIDENT DEAD.
John s. L. Rodrick Passes Away in His
Seventv-Fifth Year.

John s. L. Rodrick of 1O1 5th street
northeast died at $50 o'clock last evening.
in the seventy-fifth year Of his age. after an
illness of locomotor ataxia. dating back
more than year. He had been confined to
his room for the past five months
Mr.. Rodrick was born near Cotoctin, Md,
in 1929, but spent most of his life at Liber-
tytown. Nd, at which place he was proprie-
tor and publisher of a weekly newspaper.
The Banner of Liberty, for about forty
years, selling out and retiring from bust
ness in 1892. He removed to Washington
in September, 1898, since which time he has
resided at the above number on Capitol
Hill. His wife and seven children survive
him. Mrs. Rodrick and Misses Ada M. and
Carrie E. and Messrs. A. c., c. B. and r.
R., reside at. 101 9Th street northeast
Mr.. w. f. Rodrick, secretary of the board
Of education, resides at 151 Kentucky ave-
nue. southeast, and Mrs. M. M. Mitchell,
daughter. at sos East Capitol street. Two
brothers also survive him-Mr. d. F. Rod
rick of Cotoctin, Nd, and Mr.. Washington
Rodrick of this city. Funeral services Will
be held at the house Monday morning at 10
O. clock, and burial will be made in Congress
sional cemetery.
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Decree Requiring Transfer of Funds.

Justice Wright, in the Probate Court, has
signed decree in the guardianship case
of Marie j. Corcoran and Loretta T. Cor
coran, minor children of Richard J. Cor
coran requiring former guardian to pay
to the present guardian, John w. Renchan.
A,S0S.0l, and. in addition, the costs of an
audit. The legal contest was over an ac-
counting of funds alleged to have been re-
ceived by the former guardian.
Attorney Rosa r. Downing, on behalf of
the former guardian, noted an appeal from
the decree. Attorneys Brandenburg &
Brandenburg represented the bonding COM
pany concerned, and Lambert & Baker ap-
peared for the minor children.
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Easter Music at Langdon.

Miss Eta Page, the organist of Langdon
Methodist Episcopal Church at Langdon,
D. c., has prepared special Easter music
for the Sunday evening service, which will
be held at 8 p. m. The chorus, consisting
of Mrs. Anna E. Larigey, Mrs. r. C. Wal
ton, Mrs. ]. c. Kause and the Misses Eliza
beth and Susie Warren, Messrs. A. M.
Phelps, William A. Catterton and w. A.
DeGroot will sing Edwyn A. Clare's He
Is Risen" The contralto solo work in this
anthem will be taken by Mrs. Larigey and
the tenor by Mr.. Finley s. Hayes Mr. and
Mrs. Finley S. Hayes will sing duet and
assist in the choruses. Mr.. De Groot will
sing Dudley Bucks Fear Not Ye, o
Mighty Israel" Mr.. Phelps will sing Cal
vary The Easter sermon will be deliv-
cred by Rev. A. l.. Hughes of Brentwood.
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Telephone Main JAS.

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Monday and Wednesday at pm. for Colonial
Beach. Colton's and intermediate landings, and
Landings in Wicomico river and Nomini and Lower
Machodoc creeks, Va. Saturdays at am. for
Colonial Beach and intermediate landings. and
Bushwood. Eock Point. Colton's. Currioman and
landings In Eomini creek.
Sunday Tuesday and Thursday at am. for
landings to Colonial Beach and Maddox creek.
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. TO GLYMONT. ND.
and intermediate landings.
The STEAMER ESTELLE RANDALL-DAily ex-
cent Sunday, 8 an. Returning about 4:30 y. m.
Passenger accommodations hrst-class. Freight
received until within half hour Of sailing rA
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Series of Y. M. C. A. Addresses.

Arrangements have been made for Sc
res of addresses to be given at the Y. M.
c. A, beginning tomorrow afternoon and
continuing for five successive Sundays.
These lectures will be delivered by DR.. Ma
thaniel West on the book of Revelation.
DR.. West has been a student and teacher
of the Bible during the whole of a long
life, and is said to be a high authority on
the book of Revelation.
The address will be free to the men of
the city, who are invited to come as the
guests of the club without cost
Yellowstone Park illustrator will be
the subject of lecture to be given before
the Bible Study Club Monday evening at 8
O'Clock. This will be the last meeting of
the club for the season. The club is COM
posed of the men who have been members
of Bible classes for the past season. Any
men who wish to attend this lecture may
do SO without cost