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The Washington times., 1905-10-16

TT is rather early to talk of candi-
dates for 1903; yet over IN New York
the other night ran into party of
friends in the Hoffman House earnestly
discussing Democratic possibilities and
prospects" said Representative R. l.
Henry, of Texas, at the Riggs House
this morning.
Mr.. Henry Is one OF the leading DEM
ocrats IN the House, and the members OF
the Texas delegation will present his
name for chairman OF the Democratic
caucus. Already It Is said nearly one
hundred OF the Democrats have written
the members of the Texas delegation
that they will vote for Henry for chair
man OF the caucus
when the time comes for selecting a
standard bearer for our party" said Mr..
Henry, ''it's my opinion that the na-
tional convention will look toward the
South for Its candidate. Sectionalisni
has had its day, and men In the South
OF Presidential caliber have been passed
over simply because they lived In the
Southland But IL will be different in
1903 My New York friends take this
view OF the case, and say that II the
South would present man OF the type
OF Senator Joseph w. Bailey, Of Texas.
seriously considered, with strong proba-
bilities of his nomination
Senator Bailey is a statesman known
far and wide. and he has established a
record IN both houses Of Congress that
will bear the full limelight of inspection
No one can question his democracy or
the sincerity of his convictions. He is
one OF the big men in the country. HIS
position In public questions Is never IN
doubt. He Is just the type OF Democrat
TO bring the party together. and ! feel
quite confident that the party VIII call
a man OF his stamp to lead them In 1905.
las was said in the Hoffman House.
we have twice nominated man from
the West, and one from the East, and
we lost. Now let's turn our eyes TO the
South, and nominate one OF her bright
sons"
Representative Henry expressed the
opinion that the Democrats next year
will elect a majority of the Representa-
tives and control the next House.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
SOME HERRICK HISTORY.

]. ]. Jennings, prominent banker OF
Columbus, Ohio. was in the delegation from
his State 10 the recent convention. He
had hankering for the newspaper busi-
ness early in life and did some good
work, and while the allurements O
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
HOME ON NORTH STAR
Spent Much of His Time Abroad in Confab With the Ger
man Emperor and Prince Henry of Prussia.

Cornelius Vanderbilt, who was abroad
during the summer. much of which time
he has spent with the Kaiser and Prince
Henry Of Prussia, has returned to New
York, making the trip across the Attain
tic on board his steam yacht North
Star, which reached Newport Saturday.
Mrs. Vanderbilt and her children will
follow at the end of the month, and It
is probable that they will be accom-
panied to New York by Mrs Wander
bits sister, Mrs. Ogden Goelet Mr.
and Mrs. Vanderbilt, sr. are booked to
sail for New York from the other side
on October %, and not only their coun-
try place in Long Island but likewise
their house in Fifth avenue is being pre-
pared for their arrived.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phipps have sailed
for New York and are due there on Fri
day next. They have been entertaining
succession of house parties at Beau
fort Castle, In Scotland, a place which
they lease from Lord Lovat, and where
they have become popular, in spite of
the attempt to stir up prejudice against
them in connection with the accidental
shooting of some OF the gillies OF the
estate.
Skibo Castle seems to be a sort of
Mecca for prominent Americans who
cross the ocean. Churchman. statesman
or captain of industry. about the first
news received after they reach the other
side is that they are the guests of An
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Senator Lodge thinks IL funny that
the Democrats of Massachusetts have
abandoned reciprocity" What a laugh
he must have been having these last
ten years at the expense OF his Repub-
iican colleagues In the SenateI
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Miss Ida Frizzell was given a surprise
birthday party Friday evening at her
home on Hurst place West Washington.
The house was decorated with fall now
ors and palms.
Among those present wefe Mrs. Friz-
zell, and the Misses Helen, Alice, Carrie,
May. and Mary FrlZzelI. Mrs Troupe.
the Misses Georgia and Emma Troupe.
Miss Mahel Munston Mrs. Fletcher
Miss Sophie Goldberg. Miss Lottie Ber-
~. Miss Elizabeth Fletcher Miss Annie
Turner, Miss Louise Fletcher Robert
Bond. George Fletcher. John Frizzell,
and Walter Frlzzell.
The Junior Council of Jewish Women
held its first meeting of the season in
the vestry rooms OF the Eighth Street
Temple yesterday afternoon. a good
number OF new members was enrolled.
1t was decided not to send "A delegate TO
the tri-annual convention OF the c. j. W.
AZ Chicago Miss Flora Bernheimer
sang. Miss Lillian Coblenzer played IL
violin solo. Nathan Frank sang, and
Mrs. Herman Karpeles read
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
APARTMENT ON CHADWICK SITE.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 1e.-An apartment
house to cost s25O.0eO is to be built on
the site of the Cassie Chadwick house,
where the famous borrower lived. The
buildings eight stories Will contain six
teen suites.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Certain politicians who have affected
te despise the reformer will give their
minds a housecleaning now that Mr..
Roosevelt and Mr. Bonaparte are beat
ing them at their own game.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

The jamestown exposition is to be dis
tinguished for many things. One OF them
IL that while IL wants all the money 1t
can get from Congress ii is not willing
TO give up IL Congress does not SUBJ
scribe
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

At the wedding of Miss May Thomas
and Charles Reade Sayre, Of Hampton,
Va. which will take place in Baltimore
Wednesday at st. Michaels and Ali An
gels Church, Miss Sally Faulkner
daughter of ex-senator Faulkner. OF
West Virginia, will be maid OF honor.
Among the ushers will be Freeland Chew
Lyman, of this city.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Your Uncle Shelby's only complaint
against rate regulation is that il WASN'T
begun soon enough TO keep the raiIroad d
men out OF the Illinois Senatorial mar
ket
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Miss Yerkes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Yerkes, will sail for Europe
very shortly and spend the winter with
the Minister TO Switzerland and Mrs. j.
Brutus Clay. who. have charming
villa I'm Geneva. where there Is de-
-Iightful. permanent American colony OF
about 200.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

IL was German professor who dis
covered that $50. O.Oe0. 600. 900 microbes re-
posed on the lip of pretty girl. We
knew that long ago in America-mi-
crobes OF heart disease.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Interest may be Of two kinds-as those
ten per centers in the Pension Bureau
have discovered-collective and correc-
tive
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

MIR. and Mrs Herbert Parsons, of New
York, will spend the winter In Washing
ron. They will arrive here early II
November.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

The arms OF the new German-Russian
alliance will be a brindle bull rampant
and wild pig couchant.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Capt William p Potter. L. S. N, as
sistant chief OF the Bureau of Nayiga-
ton, has returned to Washington. ID. c..
after a two weeks leave spent with his
family on Lake Champlain.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

transatlantic poker must be a COM
posite or rep0rtorial aurora borealis and
the gamblers southern cross.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

The New York Republicans lost the
chance OF a lifetime In not nominating
John j. McGraw
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
Offered Low Rates.
flinders Business.

There is no more warrant for the
Government 10 pay telephone calls for
the transaction of social matters and
private business than 10 pay other
personal expenses not incurred in the
line OF official duty
1T Is recommended that this matter
be taken UP by the different depart
mcnts and such orders issued as may
restrict the use of the telephone to
Official business only"
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Miss Mary Veazie has returned Il
and is at l41s n street northwest.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Senator and Mrs. Proctor will not oc-
cupy their house, 1885 l. street, this win
ter, and have leased II to Senator Spoon
er and his family.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Barber have closed
their cottage at West End and are COM
ing to Washington in their locomobile
They stopped several days in Philadel-
phia to enable Mrs. Barber TO attend the
sessions of the American Humane AS
sociation. Their children arrived at
Belmont last week
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
PUSH.

''She seems to be a girl of lots of
DushE'
"She needs to be; she's got an auto
Houston Post.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Mrs Moore, wife of Capt. E. K. Moore
L. s N, has returned from Europe. and
has gone to Minneapolis TO meet hel
husband whom she will accompany u
Washington The captain is stationed
here and will arrive to assume duty
November /
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

ID. ]. Kaufman and his daughter. Miss
Juanita Kaufman. are in New York city.
From there they will go TO Chester. Pa,
70 visit Mr.. Kaufman's son. Joseph
Kaufman. at the Pennsylvania Military
college
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Mrs. Harry F. Thomas. who has been
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs H A. Orth, of Harrisburg. Pa.
has returned to her home in this city.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Mrs. Eleanor J. Burtis, Of Oyster Bay.
N. Y, announces the marriage of her
daughter, Marjorie ]. Bierck. TO Charles
Drake Westcott, of this city.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
Originated With Shaw.

The scheme is said to have originated
In the mind of Secretary Shaw and TO
nave received the approval of the Pres
ident. Unless it meets with unexpected
opposltion, recommendations to carry
the plan into effect will be made IN
congress at the approaching session
Inc proceeds OF the sale of the bonds
are 10 be turned into the Treasury and
the deficit viii be met
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
THE UNsATISFIED ANIMAL,

Man wants but Httle here below.
AS you have heard before.
But when he gets that little, h
Will want q little more -
-Pucn
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

drew Carnegie Bishop Potter, Of New
York, is the latest noted American to
report to the Laird OF Skibo. The Bis
hop will doubtless try out Mr.. Carnegie's s
fine golf links end may catch a few
salmon.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

The military attache of the Brazil
ian embassy and Madame A. v. de Pc
derneiras arrived at the Connecticut
last night They have taken apart
ments there for the winter. They have
been stopping in New York.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

The marriage of Miss Lenna G.. Tilleti
| TO Arthur l.. Dahl, of the Forest Service
took place this morning at IL clock al
the residence OF the bride. The Rev
DR.. Thompson. of St. PauFs Church Of
ficiated. The couple left at noon fol
New York
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
PLAN DEVISED TO MEET
TREASURY DEFICIT
Proposition Involves the Issuance of
Sixty Million Dollars of
Gold Bonds.

The Administration has devised new
plan for meeting the deficit in the
Treasury, with which the Government is
certain to be confronted at the close Of
the fiscal year next June. This involves
the issue of S60000.0O0 of gold bonds to
the already betrayed cost of the Panama
canal.
Cost of Canal.
The canal has already cost the United
States about that amount of money. OF
which sf9Qoo,eo9 was paid to the French
Panama Canal Company. $4,000, 900 to
the republic of Panama, for the use OF
the canal zone. and SIC, 1905, 900 has been
and is being spent for starting the work
of digging the ditch.
The bond issue plan is to make these
obligations run for thirty years, on the
theory that the present generation
should not be requireSA TO pay this mone,,
put that posterity should have a chance
AT IL. AS the estimated cost of the canal
Is az least 500 100000. il will scarcely
seem 10 the onlooker that posterity re-
QulreS this delicate attention
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Joseph Luchs and his son, Morton
Iuchs. are in New York city for u few
days.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. George C.. Smith, of
Pittsburg, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Westinghouse at Erskin
Park, Lenox.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
MORTON REPORT REJECTS
PRIVATE PHONE SYSTEM
Too Much Government Business Is
Over Outside Connections, he Says.
Personal Use Abused.

The installation of a separate Gov
ernment telephone system, connecting
the various departmental switchboards
in Washington, is disapproved as un-
favorable by Paul Morton, former Sec
retary of the Navy, TO whom the Pres
ident referred the matter for investi-
cation and report.
In his report, which has just been
submitted to the President, Mr.. Morton
says the larger share Of Government
business is not done among the Gov
ernment switchbOards, but with outside
telephones. This would make neces-
sary a large additional rental service
from the Chesapeake and Potomac Tel
ephone Company for city connections,
and would destroy the chance OF secur-
ing advantageous terms from that
company for the complete service.
Offered Low Rates.
ION June l5 1865. was notified by
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company that in the price Of private
branch exchange Instruments, begin
ming July l, the rental would be s. per
station per year. A reduction was also
made in TIE rental of switchboards
from S36 To S24 per wear. This action
the company and increased by S3,656 per
year the saving which had been ar
ranged previously, beginning January
/ 1919
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

The Minister to Belgium and Mrs.
David Jayne Hill are spending two
weeks in London with their two child
rem. Dr. fIill was formerly minis -er
TO Switzerland. and was transferred last
year 70 Belgium, and was succeeded by
Mr.. Clay.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16
BARON STERNBURG
SLATED TO REMAIN
Popular Diplomat Will Con-
tinue Ambassador.
NEWS GIVES SATISFACTION
Baroness Is Rapidly Recovering From
Operation to Which She Was
Recently Subjected.

There is good news in the statement
that Emperor William of Germany has
no idea of changing his representative,
Baron Speck Won Sternburg, from his
post of duty here TO some other place
Nor does Baron Won Sternburg wish to
be transferred. He Is q favorite here
and well adapted to his position. His
friendship with President Roosevelt
makes his services to his country doubly
valuable. and he has had the rare facility
of keeping. after his advance to the rank
of ambassador, all of the friends made
while he was secretary Of the German
embassy here some years ago.
The baron will sail for America Octo-
Der "a. on the Kaiser Wilhelm III. To-
morrow the baron will have an audience
with the Emperor.
Baroness Won Sternburg, who under
went an operation October 6, is said to
be recovering rapidly.
Mr. anc Mrs Henry Roger Winthrop ar
rived IN Washington today to attend the
Ripley-Bell wedding Wednesday. Mr.. Win
throp Will be an usher. Miss Bell and
Mr.. Ripley were the guests for whom a
right merry dinner party and dance was
given at the Chevy Chase club Saturday
evening. There were twenty guests.
All OF the decorations We're irr-red.
Those present were Miss Helen and
Miss Grace Bell. Miss Sadie Cobb. Miss
Edith Miller, Miss Mary Sutherland.
Miss Helen Foulke. Mrs. Emily Fitch,
Mrs. Stuyvesant Tillott, Mrs. Piquette
Mitchell, and Messrs. Julian Ripley,
Murray Cobb, Stuyvesant Tillott, Jerome
Bonaparte, w. T. Bingham, w. Q. Mar
row, Willis Thompson, Hildred Owen
and Piquette Mitchell.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

The following Washington people are
registered at New York hotels today:
A. ]. A FurSh. G.. ]. Koch. r. A.
Lewis. NJ Merrill, T. D. Mullan, E.
Murphy, NJ NJ. Ogden, G. F. Timms.
G. Townsend. J w. Babson, F. z.
Baker. Mrs J. w. Boos. j. J. Brennan.
j. r. Cameron. A. Daley. ]. c. Daley.
NJ. f. Davis, G. w. Field, Miss /. F'lem-
ing. ]. Green. J. E. Hall. w. Hamilton.
+. r. Hanna. c. r. Hough. w. Hutch
ms, H G. Kneeland, R. F. Lowe, 3.
Micou, B. w. Morse. F. s. Mullen. B.
Parker, ]. NJ. Place, Mrs. n. REID. ].
A. Richards. E III. Ryan.
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

Countess de Kergorley and Baroness
de la Grange. of Paris, France, both OF
whom are well known here socially, are
now visiting their father. former gov
eror OF Maryland, John Lee Carroll, at
Doughoregan Manor. Howard county,
Md
The Washington times., 1905-10-16

When the eitv teens with abuse. when
liberty Is abridged and the rights of
properly are nowhere, when extortion
becomes unDearable and the laws are
perverted and derided. when, In short.
New York Is in the hands OF bandits and
thieves. then Will be the time TO reflect
prayeriuilv that on October 16. 1905. you
old not register so that YOU could vote
tor William Travers Jeromei
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FUTURE DAYS.
BROWN & ToLsoN. AUcTs.. I4os q ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real, Es.
TATE. IMPROVED BY FRAME HOIJSE NO
1ali STREET 80

W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, Es.
TATE. IMPROVED BY FRAME House No,
1915 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia, passed In Equity Cause
and Henry ossinger and others are defendants, j,
the undersigned trustee, appointed by said deer ,e
will one: for sale, at public auction In front Ok
the premises, on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF DECEMBER, AID 1906 Ar
HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK PM the Following
described real estate. to wit: Parts original lots
numbered three 49, and four az. in square uum-
being the north six 49, feet front on 9Th street
Of said original lot three t3) and the south twenty
(20 feet front said street Of said original lof
four a., the said parcels Of ground being con.
tlguous and fronting together twenty six (26 feet
said 9Th street and extending back with that
gether with the improvements. rights etc
Terms Of sale: One-thfrd Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the balance In two equal
installments, payable In one and two years from
the day Of sale. and to be represented by the
promfssory notes Of the purchaser bearing In
terest at the rate of per centun per annum
payable semi-annually. and secured by deed OF
option of the purchaser deposit of one hundred
dollars will be required of the purchaser at the
time the property Is knocked down All convey.
ancing, recording and notarial fees at the cost
of the purchaser. Terms OF sale to be compiled
with within fifteen days from the day Of sale,
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the default
such resale In The Evening Star, a newspaper
published in the city Of Washington, d. G.
JOSEPH n. SAUNDERS, Trustee
de15-dSds. edc25 40 9th ST. NV.
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BY FLOYD f. DAVIS, 7TH AND Sw
457 sw, 6r ami. Sl5. 90 12SMd sw,PydSi25. 90
1914 Conn ave NV: 81 61f311 Sc 12r, ami 40. 90
410 9Th sw, ami p so 1913 Md sw, Or. ami 81 so
401 9th sw Tor ami. 255 2l3 1915 Or ami "a so
1910 2othnw. Or am. p 81 1903 G Or. ami % 80
1905 S0th NV or ami - 81 1908 Sc, Or. amt q 80
1915 sw, Or. ami Y 80 1914 @ sw. Or, ami q. so
365 sw, Or. u 90 S3S sw. Or. Is. 90
800 AZ NV, orms.. 70 90 1112 Md sw 81, ami % so
1915 9Th sw. 5r. 2.0O 120 10Th ne, Or. 500
800 sw, Sr,3d q. 10.50 1877 L Sc Ar ami. 900
71S Sd sw, 6r. %. SOL 709 H sw Ell 1fr 1s 80
100 H sw, a ID. Is. 01 100 H sw VIZ 1stf 1S 90
The .Vincetta." 337 Nd. ave. sw
w. fat d, front S2l so E. fat, d. front. $27. so
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equipped residence 1l63 9Th ST. Me-; rooms
reception hall and tiled bath, porcelain tub; tiled
vestibule, cabinet mantels. 2story rear porch;
deep yard; concerted cellar; furnace heat. Rent
$3.50. LIST floor finished in oak
BI4UND0N, 0'BRIEN BELT. Inc.
1870 st. Telephone Main 1904.
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800 nv. rear; :2o0QR $40 No ay.nw,3 stl. z. %
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
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IN our charge. but We will lie glad to furnish
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Well located. northwest: all modern convent.
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10 cellar: separate cellars and furnaces.
LIST floor rooms and hath .......S2 500 50
I'd floor. rooms and bath .........2 s 80
Corner. rooms and bath 40 90
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BLUND0N. O'BRl
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1925 NV, car 2b sta. 500 1888 18TH cir 3b 300
1913 NV. 13r %, AMI 300 10th f2r 81. 100
1913 Rigs , 9r,h. 1000 1000 18th, lar. b. mo 125
all 18th nw 35r. eb3 0Ocl9x7 ev. Tor mo- &c. 90
l90S 18th nv, l0r. b.. .16093 NV. ST. b. no. 81. 40
10 ID 90. 9r, loci le06 i2r. b. 100
1871 Q nv, 4r, b.. .lO.OOl1315 NV lar Oh
Ieg Nd av, l1r, b. ..s0.0CI stable mo .1c5
1921 Lincoln PIX, Or II. 1901 49, 2fst NV Tor b. 1928
III 18th nw,2rr halS5. DOL 49, 18th NV 12r. LBS
y 18th NV. 13f. 70 mo300 IA 18th. Tor. b.
!O2S 18th nv, 14r -. Iowa cir. fur115. 90
annum 1000
UEFURNISHED.
Cor 10th and Kenesaw sO6 Riggs pl, Or, b...36.0 90
av 12r 2b month. .2OOi Flats, 9th & r av .30. so
f401 Mass av NV 31r Ill 9th nw. q. b. ..60. 90
8b, month ...... $50 1888 18th NV Or b. SO. OF
51t 1ath NV, 35r Oh. ..20I OFT av. Sr b.. 16. 90
1872 av, l0r, b. 81. COL i747 NV, 12r, b. ~ 90
1924 NV, Tor. b. 750Ol l3- 2lst NV. Tor b. .0U
S22 Conn nv. I2r 2b11 G. al Cor house, Washington
6l6 18th NV, 16r 2ban1, c9CI Heights 12r Oh. 200
t623 16th. .200 ONCE. LIST floor. 1907
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-. wsI. H. SAUNDERS CO.. 1907 F.
1922 Vermont av. cor, 4b, 1927 Mass ay' 14r ob.
1924 II av. Ar b. 1888 Irving. ior h
3lp7 NV. 12r. b. 1892 II nv iir n
i34o Y. Tor. b. 1885 NV lsr, b.
10y 10y oregon az. Tor, b. 1921 Riggs, 10r
SudS y NV. loT. b. 1919 10th NV I0r b.
S aoz !ath NV, Or. b. 312 Seaton ne. 6r b.
~ =. 18TH me- 6r. b. 2S10 10th NV, 10r b.
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23O4 14th St NV. and Or. fats new bath rooms.
lug : ST. NV. ;5r. and b.. LIST floor hwh
514 ne, 5r b. - -
2597 18th NV 5r b.
Rear 216S Fla ave-, 2-story brick stable 3 stalls
Nos. and 3, bet 18th and 17th and NJ large
2-story brick stable, 3 stalls
For colored-4 East Alex, CHI. rooms
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