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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

In accents sad and low,
And tones of soft lament,
| breathe the bitterness Of woe
Ger this sad chastisement.
With MANY. q mournful sigh
The days of youth steal by.
Was e'er such stern decree
OF unrelenting fate?
Did merciless adversely
Fer blight SO fair a state,
AS mine, whose heart and eye
In bier and coffin lie?
Who in the gentle spring ~
And blossom Of my. years, 1920.
Must bear misfortune's piercing sting,
Sadness; and grief, and tears; e
Thoughts, that alone inspire
Regret and soft desire. =? -
What once was blithet and gay
Changed into grief I see; -
The glad and glorious light Of day
Is darkness unto me. .......,
Tha world-the world has nought
That claims passing thought. ~..-.
Deep in my heart and eye +->,.~
A form and image shine.
Which shadow forth wan misery
On this pale cheek of mine,
Hinged with the violet's blue,
70 Which is Loves favorite hue. ,,.:.<~
Where'er my footsteps stray, :,
In mead or wooded vale,
Whether beneath the dawn of day,
Or evening twilight pale, 80.
Still, still my thoughts ascend,
To my departed friend.
If towards his home above,
I raise my mournful sight. &C.
I meet his gentle look Of love
In every cloud Of white;
But straight the watery cloud
Changes to tomb and shroud.
- -
When midnight hovers near,
And slunlber seals mine eyes, -
His voice still whispers in mine ear,
His form beside me lies.
In labor and repose, ~ 49,.
Ny heart his presence knows.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

Senator Hopkins Of Illinois gets around
the necessity for. action thus: "A senti-
ment but no demand for tariff revision ex-
lists" So it seems that tweedledum and
tweedledee are quite different after all.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

About am. the car would have
traded his crown for job as conductor or
the Como Harriet line. Anything for g
quiet life.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

Z The Hepburn bill raises some salaries
and also an ISSUE. The president raises
the issue, the congressman look after the
salaries.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

~ It is proposed to import monkeys into
california and train them to pick prunes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23
WHAT IS IT SHE'S HAD7
Chicago News.

Russia appears to feel that as a first
class power she cannot consent to accept
anything but first-class thorogoing de-
feat r843
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23
so THEY WRITE THEM.
,eW York America

Railroad lawyers do not care who intro
dnces the bills to regulate Interstate conn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

nobody up this way is trying to stop
them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

Now will the Baltjf, feet go somewhere
and dismantle? .. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

That is an insult to ioGii f: boarding house.
Shall we be required to eat prunes picked
by baboon cheap labor?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

Books by Charles Wagner.-Two books
by Charles Wagner. The. Busy Lie and
The Voice Of Nature, have just been is
sued. They are books Of addresses, the
nature Of which is well indicated by the
titles. The purpose Of 1.-THE Busy Life
Is to instill into the public mind, especial
ly that of the young. those qualities of
heart and mind which are calculated to
inspire hope and confidence in strug-
Cling soul; to promote courage and
strength in the performance of our daily
duties; and to teach that energy Is virtue
itself. .'The Voice Of Nature" includes
comments on the most simple and com
monplace incidents and objects, all clearly
put and Illuminating. -e
. ]. s. Ogilvie Publishing company, New
York. go cents each. e.
Autobiography of Theodore Thomas.-
The death Of Theodore Thomas on Jan,
4, at Chicago. within a few weeks of the
completion Of the beautiful permanent
building for his orchestra, lends unusual
interest to the definite announcement.
from A. C. McClurg & Co. that they have
decided to bring out their book on the
great musicians life in April Of this yea,
instead OF In the fall, as previously stated
This book, as already announced, is tc
be called Theodore Thomas: "A Musica
Autobiography" and will consist Of two
large volumes-the first devoted to lis
life work, and the second almost entirel,
to programs. The entire work has beer
in the hands of Mr.. Thomas lifelong
friend, George P. Upton, who is universal.
" known as an authoritative writer Of
musical subjects, and 1t will undoubtedls
form the most important contribution te
musical literature brought out in many
years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

= Mary Stuart as Poet.-A recently dis
covered essay by Henry Wadswortn
LongfelloW. published for the first time in
Aarper's Magazine for February, recalls
that in one year after her MARRIAGE the
young queen, Mary Stuart, held herself an
orphan and widow. The news of her
mothers death reached her at the very
moment when her husband was expiring
in her arms She wrote the following
poem, which Longfellow translates thus
from the French, ,,.r,~-.. -.--..-a.s-.+ .=>
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

dle at o. 3. Lesatlon'
St. PAUL oFF1CE-2o Endicott building. Iele-
phone, N. W.. Main 230.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

The comic scheme in "A Chinese Hon.
eymoon' is worked out in bright and
sparkling manner that is largely respon.
sible for the favor which the piece en-.
joys. 1t will be seen at the Metropolitan
next Sunday night.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

All papers are continued until an explicit oroer
Is received for discontinuance and until az az
rearages paid. ,.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

PAR1s-Journal on fle at Eagle bureau, % hue
Cannon
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IoNDoN-Journal on file at American EXPIRES
office. Waterloo place. and U. .. EXPIRES
office, 90 Strand.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

TELEPAONE-Journal has private swltchooaro
for beth lines. Call No. on either line ana
call for department you wish to speak to.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-23

CHICAGO OFFICE. Tribune building.
W, Y. PERRY, Manager
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

2uiei @olteegio aus Montenegro
b'MIti lit Der Don Suan bes Stdot>
6ens, Der S6reden Der @bemGnner
Enb Die Sebniudt Der Samen, bic in
linn bas mon plus ultra Der glegan5
in Der &leibung unb benin San5en er.
bliden. Gines Der Spfer ieiner ltnpiz
teriteblidfett mar cine bubble 8lon=
bine, nit Der er germ tan3te. Nls er
zines i6Onen Nbenbs bor benz 6auIe
Der Mneebeteten promenirte. fab er Die
S6iir balb angelebnt unb bei9loB, bic
eiinitige @eleeenbeit gu benuben, gum
3ieb9en gu fGlei6en. @r trat in bls
Saus elm, fdlob binter ii6 bas Sbpr.
Sog ii9 Die S9u6e aus, UNI iebes Sc
rGul9 gu permeiDen, unb ging nit ben
S6uben in Der !6anb berienieen S6ir
bes &orribprs gu. binter Der tie, lpie
er bermutbete, Iein mubte. 2eiie Off
nete er bic Sbir. Nus einem Bette
bDrte er tiefe regelmGBige Qtbemsiise.
Gnbli9! @r trat einen G6ritt in bas
3immer, ba erbob ii9 aug benz 8ett
lang unb langiam cine peiBe @eitatt
nit einem md6tigen i6paraen
G6nurrbart unb parf ii9 plObli6 nit
einem pilben @ebria auf ben Sim
bringing. Ser @ermte muBte DE
Stiefel faGen laffen, UNI it6 feines @nz
ereifers gu ertpsbren. S9lieBli9 aee
lang IS ibm audi, fi& lossureiBen, biz
Stiefel pieber an iih gu nebmen unb
hds Weite al fu6en. S6mdblides
@srbGngnib! gls Don Suar in elmer
fideren SIDE bic Stiefel tpieber an3ie>
ben pplte, lab er gu ieinem @ntieBen,
baB e Die bes anoeren tparen ulo f.t=
ne eigenen bic 4nfldae auf i'm ri6ten
piirben. unb 10 qeidab es audi. Oa
niemanbes S6ube in Der Stdbt ele=
gantsr unb aierli6er tparen. puros
DON Suan als ibr jebt b09it unsliids
li6er Gigenthiimer entbedt unb tpesen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES angetlagt. Der
@eri6tsbof bon Miti mar aber gnGbig
nit linn, betra9tete feline 2iebesleioens
fduft, bic bur6 ben @enuB bon Spirit
tuoien erbObt mar, unb fein einpanb=
freies 9orleben als Milberunesgrunb
unb perurtbeilte i'm gu apei MOnaten
@efdnsnib, inbem er gleidaeitig pcr
benz &e6t Der bebingten 8erurtbeiluns
@ebrau9 madte, b. 3. Don Sua1
brau6t nah benz neuen italienif9en
9efeb bic Strafe ni6t an3utretsn,
penn er fid spei Sabre lang gut ses
fibrt bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Shtfsinetne nag sn 4 : %
Din. nno Derfanf ansIdnoifhsn
6eIoes.
Die 8ebSras fur OTemtltde Ar:
bstten beRatist Den 8sri9t
aer Gommifare.

Die Rommifdre, peI9e pom Der Staot
unb Der @aHersg onpasnie ernannt wurben.
beri&teten mad elmer i~trensen unb mnafanss
rei&en grafuns bes itdNtii4en @afers
fcIsenbermaben:
v0ir finS einitimnlis Der Gnfi4t, BAT
has @afer weI9es ben eoniumenten tpdb'
renS Der geriose S;eier 11nte:iu9ung g~eliefert
purbe, suten seiunbbeitli9eu ebarattsrs
ma bab bas @aHer pom gripatsg runnsn
elmer Der mi9tisiten Sactcren Der ents
febunsssrlria9sn bieisr (Sppbus) Gpiosmis
9eriobe mar"
Die aommiFdre empfeblen bic eonoem'
niruna bon 9ripat=8runnen unb Aborten,
unb empfebIen, bab 8er%binounsen nit Ab'
,~uestandIen berseffeut werben ionen wr
INNER ftd ioIte befinpen. Der sanse Be-
ri&t Der Rommihdre 1T in Druid unb pirt
auf gnfrase abssIisfsrt oSsr nit Der gOf
p~erfanot.
Gie luaIitdt bss @afers, uis ioI4es por
sisSsr @efenf6aft s~eIiefert wiro. unS wi'
burd oieIen 8eri9t feffsefteat, 1T fur an'
geruobnsr Der etabt gum gripats@ ebraud
smpfebIenstpertb.
Snsianapolis @aher go.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

Sn 9 lib 9 t. pauI m q d {
bic Great Wsitern @iienbabn 8erius
DIE NIT einem neuen automath4en
9lDdiDitsm, pelGes bon Der friiberea
grfinbuns peit perf4ieben fein foa
unb Biz iebt bic beften Refultate eraielt
baben foH. Der 2ofomotipfibrer pirb
bur9 biefe grfinbuns in ben Stanh
geiebt, NIT boiler Si4erbett az beftims
men, peldes Der beiben 9eleife ber'
fperrt lit. Ser 8etrieb lit Elm eleftris
ider. Inter einer 4n5abl pfoiten iinb
Mtfumulatoren aiifaefteat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11

tunr, iofpeit ile benz men56Ii6en Nuge
ertennbar tit, nit elmer Mufre9terbal<
tung Der segenpdrtigen freunbli6en
ge5iebungen am beften eebient ut.
(9eifaG.)"
N2it ge5ug auf bic finftige 8ertpals
fung SubpeItafrifds iaete 9err bon
Billion. Die 8plitif bes &ei6es Den
Gingeburenen gegeniibsr miiHe bumau.
ober ieTt iein. gs iolte Elm @ipils
@ouDerneur singeisbt unb bic S9us>
truppe peritGrtt perben. Den Sim
9eborenen biirften feline 5euernafIen
in bie9Gnbe gegeben uno Die r8opit0n:
|idaften" Der SduptIinge tOnnten fer
ner ni9t georltet nerben. Den eez
f6doi9ten Mniieblern ioGe man DoGen
GriaB leiiten, Damit bieie alS 2e6rs
meiiter unb @espeifer fir fiinftise
&oloniiten Sibpeitafrifus erbaltsn
bleiben.
Our SiGtenfrage iibereebenb CAB
8raf 8iiipp 5u periteben. bab er bers
felben ni9t u~bgeneist lei; er iebe uber
feinen bur9f9lasenben Grunb bafir.
baB biefe Srags iofOrt eelOit tperbsn
mihe, Serr 8ebel babe es als cine
&iidii9tsloiigfeit beaei9net. bab Die
perbiinbeten Re9ierungen ni9t obne
Weiteres benz MISUNDERSTANDING fir
8epiuigung bon SiGten 5uitimmten.
gr ia9te bunn: .Weine !Serren. trenn
bic berbinbeten &seierungen. Dern Der
8unoesratb elmer &eiolutipn bieies
bo6en SaufsS ni9t obne Weiteres isiz
ne 3uitimmung ertbeilt. TO 1T bas
ebenioDenig cine Hidfi9tsloligfeit. als
tpenn bieies ho6e Saus 9eIsBentpiirfe,
bic Die b%erbInOeten &egierungen elm
rei9en. ni9t foglei9 ober gar ni3t
dnnimmt, mas oft genug Dorgetommsn
lit. C3urufe BEL ben So5iulbem.)
Was Dem einen re9t lit, lit benz anbern
binig. Wenn Die perbiinoeten &egie=
rlngen an elmer flaren unb un3tpei@
beutigen 8etimmung Der @erfaHung,
an einem speifellos su Ge9t beitebenz
ben Nrtifel Der 9ei9sberfafung feft=
6alten, 10 fDnnen Sic ibnen baraus
feinen @prpurf MADDEN" Sebenfaus
babe 9err 8ebel, pel9er Die Me6rbeit
bes 3ei9stges oft beteibigte. urS nur
Der 0ertreter elmer Minberbeit lei, tein
&e6t. i'm Namen bes Hei9stages gu
ipre6en.
S9liebli6 panbte iiG @raf Billion
eegen bieIe Minberbeit, tpel6e Die fir
Seer uno Slptte g~eforberten 8etrGge
ni6t bepiIigen mD9te, neil bus beut=
f6e @plf 6ierfiir gu arm lei. 9euti6.
lamb ee6e brei Miniarben jGbrli6 fir
oeiitiee @etrGnfe aus uno fDnnte beg
balb poN 1,200,000,000 fir Seer unb
| Sfotte aIs ELECTROMAGNETIC eeeen
feinbfi6s Ingrfife aufbringen.
Seutf9Iunp gebe einen geringerer
pro5entfab ieiner ginnabmen fir ieie
ne Giitungen aus. ais dnDere QGnoer.
| Sranfrei6 bepilige fir militdrii6e
3nefe 50 pom 6unbert, Gublanb 25,
~Stalien % unb Seuti6ldno nur 90
bonFSunbert. Man biirfe ulio ni9t
faeen, bab Seuti6ldnb bic n6tbigen
9elber ni9t bepiaigen fOnne. Sc
fraee ii9 nur, ob es bieielben berges
ben min.
Die Musfii6rungen beg &ei6stan3s
lers tpurben pieberbolt bur9 8eifaa,
6eiterteit unb 3nif9enrufe Der So5id=
Iiftenr unterbro9en. Dem S9luhe
folstsn lange nnbultenbe 8~eifaGsrufe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
CO.
snstana's srDsts DRY SoOSs GAMBLER.

gtne Der IN ii rotg
ten Sbatfa9en be5Iigli3 Der
S6langen 6eite6t BARN, buB biefe bic
Nuoen niemuls f9lieBen. S4ldteno
Ober pu6enb, lebenb ober tobt-i9re
Quaen fteGen INNER nett Offen-ein>
fa6, neil tie iiber6uupt feline 4u9en>
fiber bdEen. 0ds &uge bieier Shiere
lit nur burb cine feIteS 6uppe 9ei9ugt,
Die BEL ieoet 6Gutung, uliO alidbrli3
nit cbaepprfen Diro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
banoeemahte
u1tttelfnfe...
Ser oeoeupdrttae gSeispaareu=

Ser sesemfpGrtise @eistpaaretts
Werfanf er;euste fetne msbr attraftipen
9einpanb 9artien als Die runSen Nittels
ftide nit ben Git. Rufter Stidereien.
Runbe @itteIfide uno 9ciIies itnb, tte
Sic fptfen, sernbe iett bas Ding unS alses
mein popular.
Der Sanuar 8ertaufspreis tit poais eth
SinftsI tpeniser ais fpdter.
6 aOaise Gr0bs 35e. -. %.anftatt 45e uno oOc
9 ;Oaise @rObe SOC. %.anitatt Soc uno SLIGO
IL sDlise @r6Se 95t ........ anitatt s1.25
10 aouiee Gr6Be Sf.f9.... an tatt Sl.5O
SO soaise @r6be $685. %anitatt $3.50, S.75
So 3olise Gr6be S4.95. ...... anitatt $500
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago * St. Sonts R'v.
SnbtanapeIi Dibifiou.

pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago * 81. Eonts R'y.
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Mbgana Mufnntt
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@bicaso D%ibifien.
gAieaao Speeial tgIpb :. IL 350nn Soutbern grpr tdgi@ s.... 5 15Bm
8ou 6 gbi s Gsbr taeH& IL 50Rm Chic & 2ou GSpr tdsi@ p b 8 4oRD
QeutabtIIe Nibifton.
Southern gypreb tdsI s... 8 S5gm 3oaisb & NRas,fon Ass taI 10 10gm
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
GlsDsiono, Cincinnati, Chicago & s.. Son.s aaiIsDav.

absaas aufsa,
Qnersan gIpreb tasli4. 4 208m @ew grt BIB tsI 8 d 1000 IL 1Ogm
ytrnete UtgS q . . Gyp.. Z 60Vm Union @hb Accom-, tdgl. 9 36Wn
y 3 6 3 9m tdsi4 3d.. 7 3OBm Sort Bapne & cit @rpres. 10 4oVm
@leOlanS @eeonn. 10 45gm Sontbreasrn 2tb tI ds. IL 2sgm
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q y & . 3tn, taal S.. 2 553m ct Bouts 3tb td d s....... 9 OO&m
Union ep & 9Th ae tal 5 9O9fm 9meriean @rpreb tfsIia. - z5Nm
sniderbo6er Sp tal d &s.. 6 20Am 3 8 & Union @hp aeoua. 8 OOgm
ct. Souls Otbifton.
Rem grf go tasl s.......1 20gm gmeriean erpreb tsl:..:... 4 O0gm
sontbDsasrn am ,tsI d III ASSN st. Bouts erprss taaI sa ~ . : ! 1ssm
81. 9ous 9b tai d S.. 8 15gn Matn & & Saute dec -. 10 S5Tm
serre Saute & Mctn Gee.. s 0esem q D & 8oRoa 9ma taaI ds. 3 5oam
american @rpreb tdsl. 7 O5Rm ct 8ouis Mccom -. 8 369m
@inc, Smtps C ct g st hIs IL 5oNm Rniderbo6er sp tdsI Sd. 6 e5Rm
Cincinnati Otbiftou.
Gin & 9ous Nadtespreb tls 8 45Bm gnennatiNee 10 s5Wm
ct Sous & Gin sadters tss 4 sOBm @bic & ct 0Gspreb to d & IL s69u
Cincinnati @Ip tdg -. Z 30Bm Sous cts C Chicago grYrebl1 368m
Cincinnati 2m tal 49,. 2 65Nm indianapolis accom- tasaG. s 4ORm
s s9ais : Sa sEPsst = !, J. = 3 3 S sesm s Sim: sn 81 E ct IS s. s ta - 4esm
gbieaso Dibi y.
Chicago NaatTpub tdsls IL 15Bm Gnc &aGtsrp.eb, tdsI s.... 8 3eYm
Chicago Sat egprsb tsI d p IL 5ogm ene 8nf esprsb tasI d.. . 4oaw
sSttse eHs sPeeial d C p. 8 2osm 9a 5asette &eeom. 49,. 5 costa
ea0apeHe GeeOm ....... s 25Hm zinc & Waft s g. p...... 9 O5Am
Mi@isan Stbifion.
Benton Sarbor esprsb .... 7 oOgm @lbart @ecsm nur eOmntaas 9 ASSN
Ni@isan NaI @gpreb Pill 3ega @Ifbart @rpreb. $3.50 10 40gm
gIfbart aee tdsH& ....... s 2ORn genton Sarhor espreb p.... 2 45Rm
aFihi9aa @r5ssb. 8 00Hn
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gbampasn Ieeom ........ 4 1Oshn Yeora Grpeb tasIiG p & d 6 0SNm
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Indianapolis & Dtncennes q. q.

Cairo & Binssa egpr tdsi& 7 2Ogm speneer & geofsrS ", t@l. Q 4bBn
giueennes Gspreb tag. 80. 8 5Oea Binsennes gSpreb tdgHd. 10 s0Nm
Spencer & 8ebforb ", tdsl. 4 45gem Cairo @rpre5 tasH&.-.-.o 15Rn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
@ttfnhahu =fabrplau.
Danoalta Sine.
Mbgaug

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ct. 9ouis SpeI., tdsl g.. IL 3OBm
ct Bouts 3tu tdglt& d & b 8 598m
eabital @rpres tagI 5 d.. 7 OOYm
ct Souls DC tdgl ........ 7 250m
@b st 8 Gspreb tdsIt1 ds.1 IL 2 'Rm
ct 9onis Ggpreb tdsl 1900 159 o
SS& Glfnspam Ase tdsl. LOO Sim
st g 6af Matl tasI,@.... 8 sssfn
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Nntuutf
Ytttsbu's SpeI, tasIi@ So 20Ym
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S1neler Wail tdeIt@ 80. z 550m
Ssrrs Sante Gffng dee tds 10 258n
8spfoa ne &rpseb tdali9 Is. 3 5Oan
&tlantis Cypress td9Ii@.... 4 Assam
Rbe w 3imiteb tdsl sd 8 46Rm
Yittsb GSp, iaaI 8 d 6 56&n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-20
Endorsed MI. Clements.

JUS before the meeting adjourned Mr..
II. ". Rinker. principal Of the Ballston
school. presented a resolution. which was
unanimously passed. declaring that the peo-
pie and teachers of Alexandria county ex-
tended to Mr.. Clements their sincere regret
that he was soon to retire from the post ion
of county superintendent Of schools and
expressing their thanks for the faithful
and efficient way in which he has dis
charged the duties of the office"
The session opened with the singing of
America" by a choir of school children
the audience taking part. Miss Mary Grigg
played the accompaniment on the piano
Col. *. kemper, superintendent of the
schools of this city was introduced as the
first speaker. Colonel kemper, who has
devoted much of his life to educational
work discussed the school question from
the vantage ground of wide experience and
his scholarly address thoroughly ap-
preciated. He had the kindest things TO
say about the efficiency of the county
schools, the character and capabilities of
the teachers, and the development of the
county system under the supervision of
Mr. Clements. At the conclusion of his re-
marks the audience sang The Star-Span-
gled Banner led by the choir of scholars
Mr. John II. Trimyer made an address
in which he urged the citizens to loyalty
support the schools in their communities
the public institutions. He laid emphasis
upon the duty of the parents in co-operat-
ing with the teachers TO increase the eff
cheney of the work. After Mr.. Trimyer's
address a recess held, during which
the teachers and other visitors were en-
tertained at a sumptuous luncheon spread
in a lower room of the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-20


The regents are trying to obtain a shay
ing stand bequeathed by Washington to
DR.. David Stuart of King George county.
1t now belongs to the Robinson family
his descendants. of Georgetown, who de-
mand 5000 for it-a prohibitive price. The
stand is simple piece of cabinet work, of
mahogany. waist high. three feet long and
fifteen inches wide, with marble slab and
mirror on hinges. which drops down
over the top. The regents have been try
ing to borrow il for exhibition or buy il at
a reasonable price, but they cannot afford
to pay the amount demanded.
They have also tried in vain to recover
the dial which, In Washington time, stood
in the center of the quadrangle called the
fore-cOurt, in the rear of the mansion
The stub of locust post which supported
the dial was dug up several years ago and
a pedestal of Rhode Island granite was
substituted The latter was not intended
to be a reproduction, and the dial 1t sup
ports is entirely modern. The original dial
was carried away by John Augustine
Washington to Waveland, his estate in
F'auouier county, when he sold Mount Yer
non to the association of ladies which now
owns it Some years afterward his son.
Lawrence Washington, now clerk In the
Congressional Library, presented the DIAL
plate TO Mr. w. r. Havemeyer the sugar
king of New York. who has 1t in his IL
brary. Mr. Havemeyer has been APP
proa ched by the regents several times with
a request for its restoration TO its orig
inal position at Mount Vernon. but he re-
fuses to give it or loan it sell it, and will
not allow fac-simile TO be made.