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sstsssslss 4 Ssasa's o..

The Womea's Club ,oe Dsst6s SAes
elected nine delegates and pies sllASna
tives to the Bisonisl Convsntioa 0sasr
al Federation Of Womsn's Cluhs to h.
held at st. LouH conmsociog Nay I1th,
These ladies have oil reserved bssshs 10
tho Omcisi Train which will leavs nSo.
ver about 1:3o p. u. On Sunday Aay lHlh.
via tho Burlington Route. arrives in
st. Lsuis tho following sftsrsoos, We
hope to 50 large delegatiou rspesssns
Colorado on the Odlcisl Train. asd suR-
gest early application Tor rssssvation q
berths. The price of tickstS To- u %.
casion from Pueblo. Colorado 0psisa,.
Denver. Fort Collins sod intssu5dEdas
stations to St. Louis and return = u
foliovs: a5gs
s9.4o Tor tickets good aftsss days
o27O sixty
$500 ~ to Dso. l6 lool.
Proportionats ratss will b IL eject
from other points.
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H. 0sstss psssn' 'ass stating sthat
0sorss J. y MD 10 sons hish - /.
cisls jookinG ovrs III railroad liAss visA
. vtssssf sAssgiss ~ sapaoysss Dot
,cs'essdsrsd fully mp 70 date 10 ail partsc
slsra Well. tAsy psed not sxpsst 70
1shs any ssssous ttck suoos his Dsn.
~, ,sad RIO Orsods boys. to- % railsoad
svss bed . osatss, Does sttsstivs o.
Moro ssstlsoanly ~ q esa frou Sup.
ssiotssdsot dosu ihs whole Ans to sc.
ttoa vosksss. thss sss SOW doiss duty
% ths D. r. n q. t ',i
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nsaiss 4 hseliisa ~.

Eea3es y AsseSy givsa tAas pssssant 10 a
sxseniioa iasssed oss oftAs Cosag Cbat 4 ~
Cuuady u Dslsa In ths 1eata " C1soeado. Aassd
Asy 1asb. lsol. 10 . caass whefsin u. H. Rayns,
a. sadAlnlAatns d sAs eaeass 0f Rabceea Fayns
Dsesasse. n paaintiR Esd Msyns nsnsAics and
essak RnyNs ~ defsadsaaa asd Airsessd 70
nss - s6sssG. wAsvsy am soaaaaaisd 70
make lfom ~ IAsds ard pssniaas, osoas ard
eAastsia Of The sasa 1ayns nsnedtss aud Hrank
s1yno. 6sSesAaates he saM OF Two HundssA
NInssssa pnI ars ~ Flay Oesss hassis Twsn.y.
ssvesl Dealsnsad fhsse ssaas eossa, hsvs I~visl
upua ~ usoSdiss1sd eas-Soasth iA,sfsst d, 1.
asdss he ssaiswhsg Dssssl u ian1 sissass ia NJ
Coasay q uelta 80 ssass e cOlossAs. 10 wis:
4 psstias STIR suth .wesf Saarsss tss,<) ~
tise ssvss a. ssw.aAip Alsssa is) s4s,sh 4 nnep
atsssy. .avs ~ wsst q ths eixth rsiss,yal Mend.
IA, 1oss pastisaiasiy dsssrhsd By nsSss asA
ssssAs = asaiows bsginniaG ~ . padnt thirty.
seas ~ rods sssA thissssn ttS) ssss sass oa The
sssts.vsst corner os ~ nOstA.vese quarter q
ssu;h.wsse quarter (uvk svO q nd seetaaa
ssvsa ~ and rcnning thsncs p0rtA tvrsy-six (tsy
rods, ths0es cast eight ~ rods elavsu SD ons-
hsif uih) Ssss, thsscs sossh Ssrsy-six tss) ruAs,
thsncs west eight ~ Fais and elevea asA ons.
- afQlh) leet 70 The p,sce u bsginning: togssh-
- vssA ths rigAt-ot.way 70 eUavey sNo Z, shares
of wstsr frua tbs AsrilAnd DitcA throoxh ~
psisass ditch of The had shove described. 70
sesAef with al tsnpsOvsaasnts thsssos sid
tAsFssnso besoAsins. ine,udinA vasss rssAtA ~
The psopsrsy " ths said dsssadanss, asd - ali
tisoif tstersA tAessin. "
Aud viii On saturday The Ath day q June, lsDs
a - hour a - o'clock In The k'scneoa Il said
~ u tAs south iroat door u he Cuanty Coan
dcssss In the County u ella and Hlsis Of Cnls.-
seaSo. oees eoS sa1s aad ssll to the hishss and
'Sss etoAss Sss eash. v Atisfy ths sasd sxscu.
Aoa. tho said rsal esasss togsshss with III I'D
sagnlar IL psivilsess snA appsessuaness
hsssuut0 bslosgias.
DasrA ~ D<iia. CsasssAs, u b LII C.yf
Nay, i3o&
WM. HUNT.
.-..,- 0hssig u ps,A sosnty. Cs,sssAA
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- aaaIds - ssss.SSSIl - - 80 v
,esss b all ~ sEaOss ssd tAsa sstGsssA
AsifT OlSsssAl b ~ ssly / ~ ilss II;
ssss' 80 GsssA = ~: ns1Isal 1safss.
ny. CstsasA bsieg . eosstitstiossI
d1sssss. rsssisss ssssetassissal tssaa.
alesl Hslf'a CstsRsA Csss b tskss -
tessaiiy. aetiaG directly spos tAs Mood
Ieed ossosa sasfasss, q The sysesa,
;tAsrssv dsstsoyias ths Sossdsiios 4 ~
1lnsss. ed Sisiag ~ pssisss sssssgtb
I baildisg sp he cunsaitssioo ssa -
sltlsB sstsss 10 doiag ~ vssh.. n
VesDeiseoss, hsvs % AseA AaisA = NJ
le1ssaiss -povsss thst thsy eose o.
9Pedssd Dollars ess ssy ssss thas Il
faih 70 essa sssd ess NJ q tsstt.
nselals. .ss<s .s.. n
:AsAssss: ,. J. Osasss ACo, Ts,sSan
sed bg DsuogisaaA Ns
..Tsks Rslis ysaiiy. Pi,ls ~ ssassiss-
tiss. / III ssa ]. 4
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BARGAINS.

For IlWn GToeS - CTabill. ~.
Dssrs Best Cultivstors arc the best.
.Sss Aobross Bros< Tor MilvsuksS
mowsrsL r4 t:1f. I'd
Buy . John Deere Beet Cultivatos
somsrsst coal b the BEST on earth. i,
Bulk sssds at Cr.bills. IS
All kinds of spray material st Nslsos
Bros. Fruit eompany. q
Go to Ambrose Bros. for wall paper,
INCEST patterns iD town.
Sugar bsst cultivstoes and thiuuiss
boss at Hunt L Co.
sssds that will grow at Cnsbdl's.
Fine picture framing doos st A obross
Bros. Prices reasonable. II
Take your test to The SPOT Cssh slors
Tor shoes.
For 6rst class lsundsy work take 1t 70
Crabtli's, Z
Fos sALs-A phsstoa. 10 good ordar,
Inquire at this oh3os. 4
You will make . mistake u you don't
So q. N. Hastings for Footwear and
gloves while they srs go'ss. 1
A good plses se trsds-ss AnSsoss
Bros. -'- -.sa '''- "A
All kinds of spray material st NsIsodn;
Bross Fruit company. s'-
Ny company pays cash at ones when,
ioss occurs. without discount Bee NO
for insurance. ~s "A
II. R. LINCOLN. \
The Peter SchuttIsr and 3sudsbsks,
vssoos ars sold BY Hunt 4 O..
The Sugar Best Csspsny ~ only
John Deere CuItivsioss. 4
Will exchange essst rsseh fos DsIta1
town property. Addrss bod II. Oosy,l
Cosossdo. "A
A lot os A. l. Rook ~ sspessss lost
rsosived-tbs bsst % the nssset. Mel
go Bsos. Fruit sssSaAv-
Good hotss, sosd saGuy - Assssss
fos ssls.-sso ~ ihs ost1t. Apply q
thiso0os.
Asssusa Brsa .ssll Rsae .CpsostI
sssess. Yos ksS~ shass = ssiht,sl
ssssss Ms - srSsr - ~ sspalas|
~ sssE s
a - jsdss Asnsssie - esesiltssS
jsss u II IlSvlS.
ssepey m - y yssdl
iand ~ ~steA s,sstts Il II
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Nsaiee u Anaiai Deealaf.

Notice b hsesby given that H. ssssal
msstise q ths s1Dskholdsss q ~ AN.
alta Ditch eoopsay vill - ks,d ss The
oebes q Kiag 4 0aswest n ths T0vass
Dslts, eoosty q Ds,ta' sod Dtsts q
Colorado. % Saturday jesse lih. 1aoa.
ss tAs boar q slsvss O'Clock .. - eos
The psspoas Il sisstisg . Dsssd q
Dtssetoss sos tss sassiag yssR. y lew
oecsssasy sassssssots ssA b tssssscs
such othss bssiness . nay psoSssiy
cone before tAe sooskAosdssA
J.A.Wu1spa. Psssidsas.
T. b. AoWEA 0sessess1. -,
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L1s ~ onIsa

who can not stand the shoekisg strain
lsxa'ivst syrups and cathastie pilis sre
especially food oe little Early ktssss.
An psssoos vho 6pd u ssesssssy 10 tske
. liVss Dsdisios shsals ~ 7tAsss sssy
pills. asd eo0psrs he agrsahls pisaspt
and stssa8thisg eject viii tAs sssssst
tng and vsskssing eosdittoos fossuipg
the uss of other roosdiss. Nttis 1ssly
Rissrs cure bslioosnsss. eosslipeGion.
sick. hssdseAe. jsundses nsiasis ssd
liver tToub'sa sosd b. Psossss RAsr-
macy.
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AoRs Mnia

Il bad bed csss oe dilss." ssys q. r
Carter Of Atlanta. Ga. "and Consulted
phy eicise Who advised No to W . box
Of De Witt's Witch Hassa 6slvs. I pus.
chased bog and vas sotissly cared.
It 10 splsndid Tor piles. giving rsaisR isse
sntly. sod I hssstily seco0ossA 4 10 all
suffsrs." Do Wits WissA Hail ealvs
is uoequsisd eoe its hsslisg qualities.
Ecvems and othss skin dissasss slso
sorss. cuts. bsrns ed vossds q svsey
KIDD are sstsaiy Cured by II. 1o,d By
Peoples Phssnsay. 81.
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eevsD ass sttas Cssaty q os,sa, h ~ Deass
secssosa4ss AsssaasA. hssssy 0ivs ssaiss stas
- wtl1 spssas bsasss ~ Csssn .Csss4 y ~
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Ssas ssa. 1ssA satss sAasd Hsss1sy II Ssse
esxtese vhieA saDe ~ p0ssaT hssllt slosns
aanint ~ sstass ~ nsaiAsa aae ssssaaeA y
aA0l ~ ~ psspsss - hsviaG ~ ssas
eAtossa. Az pesoA iadsAesd = ~ ssosss
- ssqssslse y naks An1s1iass payosst y
- un1sss16ss1.
psssa = bsisa. cosossAs. asaslaA ~ ssIlsy.
'5ss 10. sfEsassa.
AA.isisssssss.
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wssh Is.GI shosh. - esssepi. Goaghs
snd colds sss dangerous thss. o.
nisuts CoegA Qvss essss sosshs -
co'ds and gives stssseah 70 tss Iososs
An. q. = Fssnss. ee Assioe.. IsdiseA
0ya Il sshsssd With epsgh snsil Is
ron dovs IL, vsight froa ,lAs 70 =
'pouDds. l trssd . sunbse q rsnsdiD
70 no avail until I ussd One Nissie
Cough Can. Foss bottles Of tAh
voodSrfui remedy cared os sotireiy ~
The oosgh. stssogthspsd ny lunss ssA
ssseorsd ~ to ny soroal weight. health
and strsasth." Bold By 1bs Peopis'a
Pharnscy. +
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elfieial DDsee IL Ejls

Denver Lodge No. II, of ELKG, have
collected tho Denver L Rio Grsnds, Mis-
souri, Pacific and Baltimore 3 Ohio
Southwestern - the dlRcial roets to
their convention at Cincinnati IL July.
Members Of this, lodge vill stop sver
in st. Louis to take In the Wosids Fair.
On their return trip.
H. b Kuoaxa
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II s,,stIspsssun1saL

We note tAas Ma Lacy Dsss9ss.
formerly . tsseAss 10 the Asstross
schools. bst ssv a Ecksst, kas hsso
nominated BY the Prohibitioo party for
state superintendent a psb,is Instrue
ton. Mrs. Bsnsdsl y veil knsws 10
Montross. Hinsdals and Delta eountiss.
having taught school 10 ssuh oe then
for many yssrs.-1ootross Eatsrpriss.
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NSs1es - PuDaSeoaOon. -.
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naitss q iSlsslSss q aaks cNsof g Sk 1ssrsS-
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~ lData eeaaly ssas Aou0 - 6aAoG1ay, sh0
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ths c>A.Sssss sssisstssa Esd sseiaiaassoa Il ~
vsisss Z sses,,, 4 Ks&sss. nslss esassy,
Chassey 41dsoss. u Jsd@ss1gs. llslsA essaiy
ssF-I' -.a DAV1D .. cnal1MY,
kagtssis.
Bisa -. nay q ,ast pss Jsss ~ i3a.
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~ .sS.i.issl, lsyi.s he.s .srsasseA
Aas q ~ eosnsy q IIsIfn, d - s3asr ~
O2ess1s. 100000, hersay gives ssst0t q % -
~ eexsss heass ~ eeansy eesn n nd
-, -: s,ss: .:sv . sssss @ Is. 3 . ss::s =: -
ssI sssSesSs.a g sises1 IL a. Sstrs.S n
AAythG the qDaps AdDstsd Al pSSnssS n.
1sees4 :. ~ a1.es aEs Nsueas1 10 D6Es
193rs q nssA, Cslossta this NH ~ u
z 5iTS VII. Z. MIiLE1,
&, ! e AAaissssssss.
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Aaass ss,saAsss,rs asssse

Notice is bsssby givsn that thsssasal
stockholdss's osstis4 q ~ n1lts
Packing company, wilI b hstd q. jis
o0es In he Town q Dasts. Ds,ta sssp,y.
Colorado. on The oh day u Joss. - p.
1904. at the hour n , O'Clock p - for
the psrposs q slselipg . Beard = Q1fse
ton Tor H. lsassiagyes ssd estsse1aet
ssy othsr ise.l tyeisssa tAss ~ Aeps
hstors ths meeting. 60 ;.s,s, 80.
"a. = J. AAss.sA Psssi9A !,
Hf.0sauss, 6eesseesy.
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1AHD-vGHAL PRo0U
Nssiss ~ PsAlsssssss.
sos1.,rs gs,r:r ~. ss.rs. ~, h,rss . os.s,cs.i

! UNlTgD sTATHs LAND OSrlcS.
a0sIes,sS. o0ta, Alsa eses. M ~
9yHfk H. CkAWFO3n.
aosGnee - Jga,a y. ks0vning. q eSav1bsa, fte3.
= esnhty. cssen9N. ~ AseG lsstes q tssssttssl
I'd, &c shs ~ sssties g. sss.Sip p .ss
s,;ss.y ssss Sss b,is. 6ss;s - 8 ~. ~ .ss. 49,.
u es.s IL 11,sssrs 3issss:s = Sss,e ~
css s.s al .ss sssssss 81: ssa:s ..ssss: -:
lT$seo1ts &sas1 n1lsA - efls:ta 0e0uly.
tMsk z. Anssall q q E1asvdIe, Isi(a
H b;sss ssai. 49,
vs.srss. A,a 3. = ~. S;s; 8. s:ss ~
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0ks8aF LANE. 1sHAL P1ooV
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s''s' |. RI 7EkR EksR2in I NJ sssr. I. . 7. !. !.
sgnee q 49, Z. 1ags, - H.ksSs. nsatAAsaaay.
- 80 Hsl:ss !. MsssI. i. ]. 8 o..ss. .; =
-. . = f e sas z 49, - ,s.ss ssscsy essss
os4sy.s@ M ~ q Hey, ~ 4 7'7 ~
{. = Ias.6 ~ tsltsWiAl visssss. - psevs
- cssssssss lrisaiioa ssa sSsiaassisa II nta
1ahs 4 Aexnsss. 0ltvss r 3nsaaAbaaks.
Chasess 4 eale, walter =. u>ssee. III e kshsss,
. D1viD cRos.y. Rsslssss.,
=! rina pab. Apsil iass pssh. Msy -
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: Hssses ~ Psssssassso.
4. ups10D 0sA4N kAnb O0VScG(
/. n - ~ booeooo0, On OaApas Z.

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,!..ss M srg. l,,s II
= 80 1,e - 4 csi . g: I. - =: - -
- y. N % go, q ~ sH -. ~
cssn 49,. ss e.asa. hssla csassy. ca. .
Jssks q. wAsaas. AlSsss Dspashasls, lsoss
L sa.szsss: HssY : vsssss'e, sh q ssess& Dol
iDAyIn !. CROSBY. nssassss.
nm pub. A1sH q. lsEs -. H. Z Ia
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Bee Keepers!

I win work ap yosr wax into
l6usslstion q : very bw rate.
Comlt Foundation tor sals st 40
ard 70 csnts pr poaDd.
4 gaGAses C,nsA Psaoo s
&AB0 - 0oossUo1.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07
THE FlLIPINOS PRAISED
WORKED ON CABLE SHIP BURN
SIDE IN ALASKAN WATERS.
Lieut.. COL Allen Reports That They
Are Energetic, Capable and Will
ing at All Times.

Cen Greedy, chief signal officer OF the
army has reported to the Secretary of War
the complete success of an experiment, con-
sidered doubtful by many, of utilizing the
Filpinos employed as cablemen in the
archipelago by transferring them to SOUTH
eastern Alaska where extened cable opera
lions were carried on by the Signal Corps
in the summer and autumn of 1903. The
United States transport Burnside, fitted up
as a cable ship, arrived at Sitka, Alaska,
July g. 1903, having about sixty Filipinos
in its crew, of which about twenty were
engaged in the technical labor of cable lay
ing and repairs These men were engaged
in this work until October 81, their services
extending well into the autumn and cover
ing severe weather at sea and a dangerous
sea voyage, in which the Burnside barely
escaped total destruction
Lieut. Col. James Allen, in his report upon
cable operations, sGys:
II desire to call special attention to the
Filipino crew, both those connected with
the navigation of the ship and the cable
men. Owing to the small number of men
the Burnside had on borad and the arduous
work required from them, they were called
upon to do extremely hard work and dur
ing all hours of the day. The work was,
however, always cheerfully performed by
trip was any sort of punishment admins
tered to these men. They continually grew
in strength, and with the exception of slight
colds from exposure, they were in excellent
health throughout.
1.-The point desired to be made prominent
is that these men, taken from the Philip
pine Islands and sent directly into the cold
of Alaska, were able to perform all The
duties required of them in the most salts
factory manner. They were skillful as
members of the ships crew, especially in
the handling of cable and the management
of boats and picking up of buoys. / feel
sure that 1t will be of interest to the War
Department to know that it was demon
strated that the Filipino is capable of rem
dering such excellent service aboard ships
even in the extreme northern climates"
In forwarding this report to the War De-
partment Gen. Greedy says:
in conduct, efficiency and zeal the Fill
p.no laborers were highly satisfactory and
far exceeded in these respects the highest
expectations of their most enthusiastic
friends.
THE marked success of the past year
has caused the chief signal officer of the
army to engage Filipino crew for the
operations In Alaskan waters for the COM
ing summer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07
URGE A NEGRO BISHOP.
Growth of the Church Shown-Ameri
can University Commended.

A dispatch from Los Angeles, Cal, says:
At the Methodist general conference here
Dr. George Elliott of Detroit presented a
memorial to the effect that the committee
on epfscopacy consider the advisability Of
the election of colored bishop. He said
that he believed the NJ. E. Church had
reached a crisis in its relations with the
colored race
"If we are to hold the 100000 colored
membership we now have he said, I'VE
ought to give them some sort of leader
ship, which they understand and trust, and
which understands Them"
Charles P. McClelland of New York. lay
delegate spoke in opposition to Dr. Ell
liott's resolution. Mr.. McClelland said he
was very sorry that this resolution was
offered at this time; that If the church had
reached crisis in its relations with the
colored people. 1t was brought about By
lust such resolutions as this. He believed
that the race question had been brought
before the conferences entirely too much,
and he said he hoped the present confer
ence would put an end to this kind of dis
cussion. He was willing, he said. to see
any man elevated to episcopal hoIors. re-
CARELESS of color, when that man should
attain to such work and distinction as
would warrant this high recognition.
The reading of the quadrennial address of
the bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church to the general conference was the
feature of the days session. Bishop Cy-
dus d. Foss of Philadelphia read the ad-
dress. The present membership of the
church was reported as 3031 ,91S. an in
crease of 13S.025 during the four years
The Sunday schools include an aggregate
of 3,1A,6l4 Three features of the last
quadrennial were passed as standing out
prominently--the twentieth century thank
offering movement, which brought SO. Co.,
600 into the treasury of the church for the
work of education, philanthropy and debt
paying. The epen-door emergency mission
airy revival, which has inspired the church
with new generosity, and the biennial OBJ
servance which all over the Englsh-speak-
ing world commemorated the 200th anni-
yersary of john Wesleys BIRTH
The American University at Washington
was strongly commended, as was the Wo-
mems College of Baltimore. which Indirect
ly suffered severe losses during the recent
fire in that city. The relations of the
Methodist Episcopal Church and the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South were declared
to be growing more fratsrnal and intimats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
and Personal News From
Montgomery County's Capital.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, May 6, 1904
1 The board of directors of the Montgom-
cry County Agricultural Society has def
Eitely decided to hold the annual Rock
vile fair on August q, "A. 20 and 26.
The following committees have been ap-
pointed TO make arrangements for the ex-
hIbition: On races, Lee OTutt, Charles w.
Fields, Charles Veirs and David H War
field; on grounds, Charles w. Field, Chas.
Veirs, John II. Bogley and Lee Offutt;
on privileges, Henry II. Miller James It.
Bogley and John ]. Higgins; on accounts.
John H. Gassaway, Benjamin C. Gott and
Josiah w. Jones; on printing, Lee Offutt,
Charles Veirs, James II. Bogley and
Charles w. Fields; on premium list, John
c. Bentley, Lee onutt. Josiah w. Jones
and Robert C. Warfield: on household de-
partment, Josiah w. Jones, Henry II.
Griffith, Robert c. Warfeld, and Benja-
min c. Colt.
of advisory directors, as follows: Gist
Blair, for the District of Columbia. and
Messrs. Uriah H. W. Griffith. James e.
Deets, Richard Poole, Alfred C. Tolson.
Kirk, G. Fenton Snouffer, Frank Stone
Thomas o. White, j. NJ. Etchison and
Hazel W. Cashe,l one being from each
election district of the county.
Mr.. Leonard Weer win serve as chief
marshal and Nr. Artemus Sullivan as
The funeral of Mr.. James Madison Gin
CELL, an aged resident of Bethesda district.
who died Tuesday night, took place yester-
day from the Presbyterian Church az
Bethesda very large crowd attending
The services were conducted by Rev.
Parke p. Flournoy. pastor OF the church
and the interment was in the comotcE1
adjoining the church.
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JUSTICE sHEPARD's OPINION.
Dissents to Views Of Justice Alvey in
Elliott Case.


Mr.. Justice Shepard of the Court of APP
peals yesterday afternoon filed his dissent
ing opinion in the case of Henry R. Elliott.
the witness in the Gait will case, who de-
clined to answer a question put by the
court The opinion of the Court of APP
peals. written by Mr.. Chief Justice Alvey
and filed last Tuesday. reversed the order
of Justice Wright of the District Supreme
Court. committing Mr.. Elliott to jail for
contempt of court in refusing to answer
the question propounded to him, and Or
dered his discharge from all.
The dissenting opinion OF Justice Shepard
declares that he Is unable to concur in the
discharge of the petitioner because, while
he thinks 1t better practice for the justice
issuing the writ of habeas corpus to make
it returnable before himself, he does not
agree that he has not power to return 1t
be fore another justice.
The petitioner the opinion states, is not
entitled to have his case determined upon
the facts alleged in his petition unless they
were admitted by the return. The return
denied all the facts alleged in the petition,
which were not specially admitted.
Instead of joining issue and introducing
evidence he stood upon his demurrer to the
return and thereby admitted its entire
truth.
The third reason assigned by Justice
Shepard is that, considering the case in
the light of petitioners own statement, he
because the due administration of justice
depends upon the maintenance of the fun
damental rule that it is the right of every
litigant to have introduced every material
and relevant fact that may tend to shed
light upon the issue joined" and as this
was voluntary statement by the witness
he himself made the question mot only rel
evant, but practically important
The right of an attorney not to disclose
facts that have been communicated to him
by client is an exception to this rule, ac-
cording to Mr.. Justice Shepard, and the
person seeking to take advantage of the
privilege must bring himself entirely within
Its scope.
Several cases are cited in the opinion in
which the distinction as drawn between
a question seeking information as to
strict matter of fact and as to matter
of confidential communication relating to
the fact.
Mr.. Justice Shepard concludes his opinion
by saying that he has found no case direct
Nv in point, but. he adds: IT an attorney
can be forced to disclose the person in
whose name or for whose advantage
under d fictitious name, he may have
brought an action. then for equally as
strong a reason he ought to be made to
disclose the mere fact that he had, written
will or had been retained to write one"
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