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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-25
La playa de
MsysgUez,
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/ y - 1S|ScVFO YeIV0ItSF. eft Ut0Js
Julio 19e No Ee observs nj gun
movimiento en- Ell puerto.
EI q timo bsrco que lego & est fpe
q <SAntuIct9 prccedente de N w YsIk
con pf0visipne8
-CompRradO ell moVimieEto conner.
ciRL de nos aBteriOres ccn>el del &C
tual, sCusa despFopoci6n grRnde.
Ell tiy glado del musIle detds q. se
conAtfuy6, no se 10 hR hech1 Gippua9
repaEaci6n, encot trAndose hoy eo nal
eatfdo.
Las GALES que van al mueIIe So en-
CuentrAn en- an eBtado vardAGeramente
deplOrab.e j cuando llueve CO, 6tten-
81 EegdAderEments en- lfos, difcultHn.
do el trsnsito.
-Ha sido puesta & fl ,te Is g .leta
GEspeFRT : que IN fueTts viento
VolcSra. La gotetA eatabs an lanIra y
no hu DO que lamentAr Eer6idAs de
niDgunR G 'a8e.
La planta e'6striea que en- un
tiempo fu6 de n cass de CsbEllCs, il.
fnrm8seme que hoy perteneca lCs %.
flOFes Cor well, Pslau y Domenseh
Los 9. Il pres Biarchi 6 b jos tienen
depoGitados squf treinta mil ascos de
sR6car. pcco mas 6,menos. esperanto
OpOrtuDidad de embarque.
Eata noche se ceIe brarS IN meeting
de props gsEda espiritiAta en- il Msrina
seteneriona', en- 10 casa del stf9r Ami.
Ceto FloreR.
Sc me Informs que aquf en- Maya
iii eStan todas lss iEduStriss mono.
pOiizsdas. La fabriCS de hielo dfcese
que subVeEciOra 6 10 de Ponce para
que no mande hielo & mir RunO de los
Juebloa de eats comarcs La fabrics
de pastas aaeR6rnse que bEce 10 mis-.
mt; Il deChoc0late, dfcese que sigue
ell mismo eismplO Use com u uebsn 60,
tOs trusts con Ell hacho de que b bien.
do en- MsySgti 90 tahonas. solo eIa-
bora pan unA.
La CaFne se vende % Ceptsvos ell
kilO, preCio muy alto si se there On
C1et tA que eI gsnsdo tiene h1Y nuy
b'io precio ca eats iurisdicci n.
En- DusStro rSpido vi j. & ls Playa
saludsmGs 6 los st fI7rss Federico G..
tell industrial de los mas Acredit. d.
de ID iSlS. S.ntisRo OteFo. antigua j f.
de PoIicfs municipAlty MAnnei Grs NJ,
presidents del Banco Esp mol. peFsO
naa. que &C 2 IN sqtf de nuchoS pres
tiQiOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-25
Jose JuAi Marin

Sc aseRuFa que eats correCto 8 ins-
tFuido ioven, Cabo r. i BeFs pFonta-
mente assemble s s6RRento. ES ur o
de loaindiviluus del CuarpO que pue.
da pFeaentar mss bFiIIante hois de ser.
Yicioa.
NipQ1u asCenao ed mas maFeCido nj
mas % iustiCis que este; pues el CAho
julia ha honrad0 siempre q cuePpo de
policfa con ca procsdeE coFEeetiainao y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-25
EN- ADIUNTAS.
La CaTIgtsTa do ATsGIbO 4 Itaa.
DO y Otr0S tXteSOS.

Julio % -GFaCiRs unoa b aYmanoa
CONT. :. 21e91t0les de nueyB importation,
passmos eG tFRy ecto Ce San Jaan citg
a AreCibO, muy entretenidCs.
Los tales xbrOthers2 81 saliP, enCer
dieTCn aus cschimb0s. que no spsga,
ron mas. CmierOn de cuanso encOn-
tFaron, perO turnando con una chnpa-
dc, para irse sce RtumbrRndO seme-
| jSDte lucrstiV sport
So9 ull08 (aurque ss enOie SOr Isis, J
bizcCCh0. pGstelilloR, pan ppizc, Ieche,
gulneOs y entre unD y otro plAto, CO.
chimb0. Una ccgR detrgs de otFa. No
Sc mueren pOrque DioB no QuiePe.
De Arecibo Utuado y der Utuado
IL pueblo de mode. A6juntss.
ApeDas dejR unO & ID ciudad del
Vivf, empieza Greer que anda por
Sujza. iVsya con lac monts ffsR! Pa
rece que de la cumbre de laB mismas
se elcanzSe ciec.
M habIA Viato coga igu0l.
Sc pasR Cada preCiticio que lusgo
de reCOr :id0' SO fsliCitR uno interior
mante.
Por donde scab mos de pssA,l'
Solo vi6ndo9o. Be compFende ell re.
lis 70. ALI TO h.v d. fensa. Es pns
gerie de leyeS F01Gkeges qre Gi-fi
DON Modest.
Canine eatEeChc. Monts MS que pE :
recen tromIcs 81 rtv@s, abism q pro-
fandlsimos eli frmamento, pueata 10
e'neTl n ~ en- Dios y ID v dc merCed
d u cccheEO { a pnR COnye lienciR pros
plA mh,cha CjQ aVizor.
Lo die cu&nt o ueqr6 y 10 escribo:
esq carrettr4 est6 hechS para que nos
deapef1 mos los natives. m a0 de 10 que
10 tatamcS. perO &c equiVocan. Re-
sistiFemoA.
.VsyR un detalIe. H zoe POGO estuvO
inCnmunicsdo el camilo por eli de-
rfpmbe de dos nor neS piedraR. A11
pu d ~ ve'Re 6 lR orilaa.
Para cOmper saTnOg con creCea de IR
impreti6n que CO uBa Ia atreVidR obra.
K 6metro A.
Els pre- ciOsa ESQ Csida de sgua. De
una Per rresR DRtuVaI. de S'gunoB cuGtrO
metvCs de- sItura c. en- tres Rrandes
chores de aqua peri, CtsmeDte Iimpia.
"On ta eatI g. ito, que llama 10 Atec ci6n
d vinjsFO ~.-
DemSs estS decir Qua les towrSstGs
tomsn vistAs del Sitio desde AmbIs-
oriIIRs y desde el Centro dellf se pue
de spreciAr un hueCO On foEma de be.
coy rotO pOr un IRdo v tan CifndriCO
que pAveCe obrR humans. Ese tOnel
recibe el sgus de una pozS de regulR.
res dimenSiones que 10 aepara del
SAItO.
Pude cbservGr que cate J 10 tiene 50
cAuCe de piedrR color girls con gFAndes
bromontori0s que formRn il fiDiB.s
b. flcs natuFSBes'
A diferenciA del de UtuRdo. este ITO
es cOmpletsmente limpf0. cristRIinG el
'guS. dS gusto beberls, Es de 10 me-
joT que tiene 10 buena iGla.
Un kil6metro mas sdelsnte SO UaSs
eI RIO. (El CCChe por dentro del 9GuP.
Los pRss jercs pOr Ell puente de BTO0-
blyn. &C mo llamAn & un puenteCito eg.
tee ch0. por el que puede paaar una
q >ls persona & pie.
Estf construidO sobre tres pens
8 10 ,6ssicO y para no hAber OtrQ; eB
M g. ffico.
ese nombre y 1n 0trO peOr. Es Pc
ssda en- &Tado superIs two.
Y cierrO este por no haCerIa lGrGes
AgW0ntete, Don Modesto.
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GUARTONEX.

DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todog los enga6o-
gog remedies que 30 anunCian es cuando mo-
Be Rgradece Ia efioaciR RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, ouyS supeFtortdad eSt4 unlvef-
Uplmente confrmRda.
CuPaciones desespeFad8s en- personas b1en
Uonocidas que 10 tomaron duTante tres me
ses SOD las que 10 han heoho glorioGO, pero
IN solo estuche produce meiof efeoto que
una docens de frascos de cualquieF otro re-
medio porque sdemSg de ser 81 tnico verda-
dero Curative radical del estomago y del
intestine, sin enga6osa aoCi6n calmAnte, ca
Digestive , PuriiCador de los alimentoG-
Sc debe exigir que, ceda hogtia tenga gEa.
bado 81 nombfe Digestive MoiaFrteta.
Dep6slto general de las EaxmaciGs De Banco CA
Ramon AhnaSan Eidel @uilleEmeeys en So J1a4
De PueEt0.R de ye0ta en- Ia prtnCipae9 1tQggs
Ta9 a. H1SQpa y AmkIiaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-25

Cuando los padres de farnia negan la edad media su
Orguo esperanzas cenrazan el desarrolo sco
de las muectas que estan entrando la ideal de la
uventud Puesto que requeren la solicitud paterna
terna hasta Ia hoa que evadas al altar inter6s
natural de los padres amantes de has
zando de la herosu esbeltez natural de todo cuerpo
robusto. g.
Els la salad que da gracia elastcidad al cuerpo brio
vveza los oos lusue fescura al cults despeo al in
telecto el porvenir de la Doncea ene gran parte
funacon en- los cudadOs Obsevados duane Ia 9pOca del
desarrolo en- que la nina Sc est fernando en- Auer en-
este periodic de tempo la responsabdad de los padres es
gTande. Aqui es donde buen tempo las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-25

con go ccu3ueta iEtech be. $50
Es de apiaudir que se b. g juatisis
6 los busncs
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The Automatic Sewing
COnptBy MIehlDa

La m6quina para coser de pie y de-
mano, 6oble pespunte y csdeneta mGs
peFfoota y MIS- baEata del mundO. Pre-
ciOa gin competencia. AImac9n. s
Melon g %. San JUlto II. 45Ea.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Contract Surgeon James 8. Kennedy has
been ordered to Fort Omaha. Neb., for
duty upon the abandonment Of the post at
Fort Grant, Arizona.
Second Lieutenant Richard S. Jordan,
Artillery Corps. in addition to his present
duties has been ordered to assume charge
of the construction work at Fort Daoe
Florida relieving Second Lieutenant Myron
8. Crissey, Artillery Corps, OF that duty.
First Lieutenant Clarence o. Sheriff.
Corps Of Engineers, has been detailed to
enter the class at the United states IN
fantry and Cavalry Schooi. foFt LcdFeu-
worth, Kansas.
First Lieut. Frederick w. Coleman, 18th
Infantry has been ordered to remain on
duty at Fort Mcdowell. Cal, until further
orders.
Can't. Charles P. Stivers. commissary, has
heen ordered to Chicago, H.. on ofnclal
business pertaining to the inspection OF
subsistence stores. Capt. William Elllott,
as assistant to the purchasing commissary
at Chicago ILL.,. and ordered to Atlanta
Ga, for duty chief commissary OF the
Department of the Gulf.
Col Henry b. Osgood, assistant commits
sary general has been relieved from duty
an chief commissary Of the Department OF
the Gulf and ordered to Governors Island.
N Y, for duty as chief commissary OF the
Department of the East
Cant Harry +. Jackson, Artillery Corps
has been transferred from the Gath Com
MANY Coast Artillery, to the unassigned
iist vice Capt William 8. Guignard, Artil-
lery Corps, who has been transferred from
the unassigned list to the Gath Company.
Coast Artilltry. Captain Jackson has been
ordered to duty in the artillery district OF
the Chesapeake
Major Moses G. Zalinski, quartermaster.
in addition to his present duties. Will re-
port to the commanding general. Depart
ment of the Missouri, for duty as chief
cuartermaster Of that department.
~
now at Fort Harrison, Montana. to proceed
to San Francisco, Cal. and report to the
commanding officer, United States Army
General Hospital, Preside of San Fran
CISCO for treatment.
Under instructions from the President
Cant Claude B. Sweeney, 18th Cavalry, Is
detailed for service and to fill vacancy in
the pay department. vice Capt. Guy Carle-
ton Capt. Sweeney is ordered to proceed
to Omaha. Neb., and report to the COM
mandng general. Department OF the Mis-
souri, for duty, with station In that city.
Capt. Carleton is relieved from duty In
the pay department and will be assigned to
a troop by the commanding general of the
18th Cavalry and will proceed to join the
troop to which he may be assigned.
First Lieut.. Tilman Campbell, Artillery
Corps, upon completion of his duty with the
I'd Provisional Regiment of Field Artillery
sut Fort Sill, Oklahoma Territory, Is or
dered to proceed to Fort Sam Houston,
Texas for duty.
The following transfers have been made.
to take effect at once:
First Lieut.. William G. Doane from the
10th Infantry to the 22d Infantry.
! First Lieut.. Sidney Smith from the I'd
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Appropriation Not Available

The District Commissioners have been in
formed by the acting controller of the
treasury. Mr.. l.. P. Mitchell. that in his
opinion. the appropriation made for the re-
moval of dirt from sidewalks adjacent to
vacant lots, as contained in the act of Con-
gress of February 10, 1904. is not available
for the removal of dirt from the sidewalk
In front of certain vacant lots on Morgan
avenue between Lydecker and Lamar
streets. The opinion of the controller was
rendered by request of the Commissioners.
In June last Mr. p. j. Walsh wrote to the
Commissioners requesting that the sidewalk
in front of the lots mentioned be cleared.
There was a heavy deposit of dirt on 1t and
the Commissioners were in doubt as to
whether they could remove the dirt ut the
expense of the District or at the expense
of the owner OF the property. The Commits
sioners desired TO know If, as the act of
February 10 is wholly void, according to a
decision of the Court of Appeals of the Dis
trict, are they authorized to use the appro-
priation known as the emergency fund for
this purpose.
The matter was submitted to the con-
troller and in the opinion referred to he
states that this appropriation Is not avail
able for the purpose.
Mr.. p. J. Walsh viii be 80 informed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

C STREET SOUTHEAST between n. ].
avenue and LIST street-Manor Real Es-
tate and Trust Company to the Real Es-
tate and Improvement Company of Bal
timore City, parts of original lots 3. 4.
3, 8 and 10. square 692; 81.
NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND d STREET
SOCTHEAST-Same to Washington Ter
minal Company. part original lots 8, 4.
3. Q, 8. 8, 10. square 692. and part origi-
nal lot II, square 693; $12650O.
SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween H and I streets-Louis A. Leh-
mann ct al to Bernard A. Lehman,
lots p and %. square $50; $40.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Geo. P.
Robinson ct al. to William F. Mentel,
lot AZ, block 8: $1,000.
UNION STREET SOUTHWEST between
NJ and n streets-John II. Spalding ct
square 500: $40.
WHITECROFT-Herm E. MolZahn to
John w. Ray, lots and Q, block 3: $40.
NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST between Sth and 9th streets
Charles Topper ct TX. to Maria L..
Gregory, part original lot 2. square 92l;
$40.
L STREET NORTHWEST between Goth
and 9th streets-Joseph A. O'Hare, exec
utor. to Isabelle Kaufman part lots 81
and 80, square 4; So.
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST between
u and StreetS-R1char0 ii. Brown ct
ux. to ]. Calvin Cronise, lots 90 and "a,
square 49,: so.
FOURTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
between l and X streets-Percy w. Pick
ford to George ]. Narrower lot II, square
1915; SO
TENTH STREET NORTHEAST between
ID and streets-Effie f. Doremus ct yir,
Willard D.. TO Henry G. and Ida l..
Bergling. lots ~ and G,, and part lot %,
square g3T SO
LIE DROIT PARK-Edward +. Croggon to
Michael McGraw, lot I, block II; SO.
Michael McGraw ct ux. to Harry c.
Weeks. same property; $40
NO. 80 MYRTLE STREET NORTHEAST
Margaret w. Hosler to Sarah +. j.
Goode lot 161, square 675; so.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Harriet NJ. Ford to Ada NJ.
Brady. lot 4S; so.
NO 1904 r STREET NORTHWEST AND
nth STREET AND RHODE ISLAND
| AVENUE MISREPRESENTATION III.
Surratt ct al, trustees, TO Mary Dunn
| Rupert, lot p, square 217 and lots ID,
| Ii and H. square 80; S13. 79015.
| VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHWEST be-
tween 9th and 7th streets-Frank Hume
ct ux. to Thomas II. Downes, lot ~,
| square 462; So
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Infantry to the 10th Infantry.

Infantry to the 10th Infantry.
First Lieut. William H. Clendenin, 18th
Infantry, has been granted leave of alb
sence to include November /, 1906.
By direction of the President First Lieut..
Clarence NJ. Condor, Artillery Corps, is de-
tailed as professor of military science and
tactics at the Ohio Wesleyan University,
Delaware, Ohio, and will proceed to that
place and report in person to the president
of the university for duty accordingly.
First Lieut.. Milford ]. Hawkins, ordnance
department, has been relieved from duty at
the Sandy Hook proving grounds. Sandy
Hook. N. j., and ordered to Springfield.
Mass, and report in person to the COM
manding officer Of the Springfield armory
for duty.
Maj Beverly w Durn, ordnance depart
ment, has been relieved from duty at the
Sandy Hook proving ground. Sandy Hook.
n. J., and ordered to the Indian Head prov
ing ground, Indian Head, Nd. on official
business pertaining to the test of explo-
sives, and upon the completion Of this duty
will return to his station.
Capt. Powell c. Fauntleroy, assistant
surgeon, has been relieved from duty at
Madison Barracks, N. Y, and ordered to
Fort Porter. N. Y, and report to the COM
manding officer of the latter post for duty
relieving Maj. Harry NJ Haliock. surgeon,
who is ordered to Madison Barracks, N Y.
and report to the commanding officer of
that post for duty.
Capt. Samuel Hof. ordnance department,
has pccH oIueieu u Hldke TWO VlSlts, pflOE
to November l, 1905. to the works of the
Cambria Steel Company, Johnstown, Pa,
on official business pertaining to the In
specuon of material IN process Of manufac-
ture and, upon completion of this duty,
Will return to his proper station.
Paragraph l. special order No. POI, Au-
gust 30.~1905. War Department, is amended
to read as follows:
Col. Edward E. bravo, deputy commissary
general, Is relieved from duty as chief COM
missary, Department of the East and or
dered to Manila, p L. and report to the
commanding general, Philippine division
for assignment to duty as chief commits
sary of that division, relieving Lieut. Col
Abiel L. Smith. deputy commissary general
who, upon being relieved. will report to
the commanding general. Philippine division
for duty.
Second Lieutenant Frank C. Kunkel, 18th
Infantry, National Guard of Pennsylvania
course OF instruction at the garrison school,
Fort Jay. N. Y.
Leaves of absence have been granted as
follows:
Capt. James E. Bell. "a Infantry, for one
month and fifteen days, and Second Lieu
tenantsLouis A. O'Donnell, 10th Cavalry,
for one month on account of sickness. with
permission to apply for an extension of one
month.
First Lieut.. Roy c. Kirkland, 25th Infan-
try, has been ordered to join his company
upon the completion Of the Typographical
work on the Tacoma sheet of the progress
sive military may Of the United States.
upon which he is now engaged.
Capt. Henry C. Whitehead 10th Cavalry,
in addition to his present duties, will as
sumo charge OF the construction work per-
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New Home of Canoe Club.

Work has been started on the new home
Of the Washington Canoe Club, on the
banks of the river at Georgetown. short
distance above the Aqueduct bridge. Car
ter & Clark's pile driver is at work driving
the piling that will support the new struc-
ture. and IT is expected that within six
weeks or two months the Washington ca
noeists will be housed in their new home.
The structure will be a handsome one. and
will add to the picturesqueness or the
Georgetown water front.
In order to get the pile driver under the
Aqueduct bridge 1t was necessary to take
down the high structure on which the driv-
ing hammer works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-14
THE COURT RECORD
District Supreme Court.


EQUITY COURT-Justice Gould.
Porter agt. Truxell; reference to auditor;
compliments solicitor, Irving Williamson.
Strachan agt. Strachan; guardian ad Item
appointed; compliments solicitor, Joseph
A. Burkart.
Byrne agt. Waggaman; receiver author
lied to sell certain notes; compiainants
solicitors. e. II. Thomas and Ralston q
Siddons: defendants solicitor, irving Will
hanson.
Newton agt Valentine: appearance of
absent defendants ordered; complainant
solicitors, Newton Gillett:
Lawrence a8t Stewart; c. Clinton James
appointed attorney to defend certain in
fants and guardian ad Item appointed;
compliments solicitor, M i; CInkscale \,
defendants solicitors, c. c. James and b.
A. Jones.
oNeale agt. o'Neale; rule discharged;
compliments solicitor, J. q. Taylor; de-
PENDANTS solicitor, ]. d. Sullivan.
Snively agt. LOOMS; title declared good
In complainant in fee 25042; compliments
solicitor. s. H. Giesy: defendants solicitor,
A. w. Scott.
auditor confirmed: compliments solicitor,
Andrew Y Bradley.
Yoder agt Bergmann injunction dis
solved; compliments solicitor, c. I. Yoder.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Gould.
In re William w. Winfree; discharge or
dered.
In re Frederick J. Tansey: referees fee
In re George c. Hough; referee and trus-
tees fees ordered.
CRIMINAL COURT-Justice Gould.
United States agt. Samuel Kupperberg,
conspiracy; defendant committed to work
house.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Gould.
In re Robert E. Palmer ct al; petition to
appoint guardian filed; attorney. Jos. r.
FRgue. ~. .-- :;
in re Laura NJ. Potter ct al; order ap-
pointing Cyrus NJ Potter guardian: bond
$1,000; attorney, Harry H. Hollander.
Estate of David Lea; will admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted
to Julia 1. Davis; special bond, 1900; attor-
ney, r. r. Horner.
In re Robt. e. Palmer ct al; order ap-
pointing Margaret L. Palmer guardian;
bond, $50; attorney, Joseph r. Fague.
pointing Ada }. Blumer guardian; bond,
$500, and order of allowance; attorneys.
Wolf & Rosenberg
Estate of Frances A. Peasants; will dated
June II. 1895. filed.
Estate of Mary Z. Bates; order Of trans-
fer of stock; attorneys, Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of Henrietta Machette ct al; order
accepting resignation of guardian and ap-
pointing Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany guardian; attorney. John B. Larner.
Estate of James 8. Robinson; order ex-
tending time to settle bill of exceptions ex-
tended to November 1, 1905.
Estate OF William A. Scott; will dated
July, 1889 filed.
Estate Of John H. Saunders; will dated
December o, 1904, filed.
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lice Court upheld him. The propriety of en-
forcing the law was apparent and the
young private received commentator
among the business men of the city. That
gave him his start upward and he has been
going up ever since.
The career of Lieut.. Amiss has been char
enlisted for mounted service in the regular
army. In the civil war ne took part in the
battles of Hainesville. Winchester, Cedar
Mountain, Antietan, South Mountain, Chan
ments in large number. His service in the
war was conspicuous for his fidelity to
duty and he was several times compliment
ed. He came to Washington after the war
and worked for the Washington and George
town railway, and later served on the
Capitol police force. Within two years he
Joined the metropolitan police. In 1882 he
distinguished himself for his daring conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-14
MORE POLICE CHANGES,
Ralph Cox Joins Force and Private
Lauahan Promoted

Following the promotions in the police
department yesterday, which included the
elevation of Lieut.. T. B. Amiss to rank Of
captain. of Sergeant Daniel Sullivan to
rank Of lieutenant and of Acting Sergeant
Ryon to be a sergeant, Major Sylvester
today announced changes further down the
line. These include the promotion of H. A.
Lanahan. private Of class one, to class two
and the appointment OF Ralph Mod. Cox
to be private OF class one. These orders,
which have been approved by Commissions
er West. go into effect on October /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-14
Both Patients Improving.

Both the patients at the Providence Hos
pital who are alleged to have been the VIC
Tins of murderous assaults were declared
today by the doctor in charge as getting
along nicely.
In the case of Ernest Gichner. who was
shot by John Beach at the Marine Bar
racks last Saturday night, and has three
bullet wounds in his body. the bullets have
not been probed for by the physicians, but
an Improvement is being daily noted and
there is now chance for his recovery
Mrs Lillian Souder, the victim of her
husband, is also improving. and 1t is be-
lieved that she will rapidly recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-14
Wills Filed for Probate.

The will of Frances A. Peasants, dated
June II, 1895. was filed today for probate.
The entire estate Is devised to Anne Eliza
Peasants, daughter of the testatrix. In
the event the daughter should predecease
her Mrs Peasants directs that the prop
erty go to her sister, Mary Queen, for life.
with remainder to the daughters and
grandchildren Of Mrs. Queen. Anne Eliza
Peasants is named as executrix.
BY the terms of the will Of John S. Man.
ming dated October 81, 1888. his daughter.
Helen Powers Manning, is named sole ben
eficiary. William w. Manning of Ottawa,
Kan is named as executor.
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whom they have served in the past, but
welcome the new as tried public servants.
All of the men who received promotions
were overwhelmed with compliments yester-
day.
Capt. Cross has served mostly in the
business precincts of the department, and
he has always inspired respect. He has
been on the force twenty-one years. AS g.
private he attracted attention when sta
toned on 18th street between Pennsylvania
avenue and New York avenue northwest.
For some time previous to his service there
the law regarding vehicles taking the right
side of the street and keeping a moderate
speed not enforced. W Zen Private
Cross put there he announced to all
drivers that he would enforce the law and
gave them a months warning. Then he be-
gan to make arrests.
He made many the first few days after
the first month and in each case the Po-