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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

YaQ1We IuUIe uOrI9eHe Hur III OeiIuUi,
faas Waior @raf b. @6benc Der @ou-
berneur bon 9euti9.O fafrita, tpsl9sr
als Stibsl's Naafolser aussriebsn TT,
tpeeen Der llnruben i'm S4ubeebiet
bsrbleibsn mtibte.
q o g m Il EDS
lun9sfonbs.
Berlin, 10. Sept. Die preus
bii9s &egierung tuirb benz nd4fen
2anbta9 fur Mnfsolunss3wede cine
sroBs Summe abberlar9en. I'm In ben
Ofmarfen nit msbr &a9brud bora
geben 3u f6nnen. gs bsrlautst. baB
3peibunbsrt Wilionsn Dart geforbsrt
tueroen folen.
Sohannes 8ope.
u B d, 10. Sept. Sisr it So.
bannss Bops, @bsf bes bstannten 9anb.
lu~ngsbauIes unb Senior Der Bir9sr.
i9aft, 9eftorben.
@ O berur-
tbeiIt.
Sannober, 10. Sept. paftor
9reuslsr, Der aus gsls, &egisrunasbe.
art 2insours, NIT elmer iunget
2sbrsrin, Namens Soppe, nod Wien
ourasebrannt mar uno BON bort einges
lisfert wuroe, if beute wesen grlane.
uns bon @elo unter falf9en 8oripis=
sslunsen au fanf Sabren @efdnsnib
bsrurtbeilt tporben. 5rduIsin Soppe
srbislt bier MOnats @efdnsnib.
0iels W an6ber= u ndIIe.
W Il n9sn, 10. Sept. Mus Nm.
berg in Der bapsrif9en Obsrpfals tusr-
ben pisIe Wanbbsr.,tnfdae gsrnelbst.
Gin Ssi6ib bss Orittsn 5slOartiIlsrie.
Regiments fttr3te auf i8nelfer Jabri
INN unb t6btete einsn GoIbaten, Elm
anbsrsr Solbat tpurts i6usr berlsbt.
Gin Offi3ier trrg bur9 sinen Stura
NIT isinem pferos t6btli9e gsrlebungsn
oapon.
gnt9etbenber g 9Iag q E.
gen Witboi.
gerIin, 10. Sept. Mus Seuti9.
Siowsfafrita uiro gsmeloet, bob &C.
rsraaeutnant b. $rotba, Der unldn9f
abberufene 969ftommanoirenoe be,
Sruppen i'm S4ubssbiet, Dor ieinem
absans ale bsrfagbarsn Streittrdfts
3u sinsm enti9eioenoen S9lase 9egen
ben 5ottentOttens Jtbrer 9enbrit Wit'
boi suiammen3os. gs tuerben nun
bemnd9f ginfige 9a9ri9tsn bon bort
srruartst. Die Werni9tuns Der Ban-
ben Witbois wtlrbe NIT I'M 10 sr6berel
gefrisbisune bssribt uerbsn, als BIZ
beutIdsn Sruppsn, nod iibsreinfim'
msnoen Welbunsen, fur9tbare Stra'
pa3en aus3ubalten baben.
Nus4ub Der Def
fentIi9feit.
9ambur9, 10. Sept. Die PRO
bsfabrt bes erften 9urbinenf&pfs be,
vSamburg.G merita=2 inis", tusl9e nod
SOoer Dor f& sing, ift unter frensife'
@~sbeimbaltung erfolgt.
Die WiI4prob u3enten
regen d.
BerItn n, 10. Sept. Die prsubi
f9sn Wildprobu3enten baben fi& 81
elmer Msitation bereini9t, wel9e be-
neusssranbstsn beutfden Mitisnssisn[
i9aft .Nttisislitbat Sanst Mslferport'
bic beutf9en 8bore f9lieBsn lou. Wai
mill benz Rsi9staa cine petition 3u
fsnosn uno porlduf3 if man eifril
bamit bef9dftist, anbsre 2leintaate,
in ben prOteffrsis binsin3u3ieben. De
nmfano, baB beutids 2apitalifien Of
Der In Ropenbagen gegrtnoeten Wil9
einfibrunssseieaiauft bstbsilist inb
bat Der Bstpssuns bisbsr tsinsn gb
bru9 setban.
Sirtei.
SuItan trobt .OnfeIS m"
RonfantinopeL 10. Sept
Die ttirfif@e &e9ierun9 bat bei9lrRsl
ben tusgen grmorbung zines armeni
f@en 3aufmannes sum Sobe perur
tbeilten arnsritanii&sn 8irgsr @birfi
L moxo,yor &soh A.s m~n&.Q.s Ana H.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

w" "tHNNllWS 0Vlpb VttUtulIllt
unb Smnoerte bon psrionsn set6otet
tpurosn. Ollie tann nur i6per borts
bin 9~elanaen, ba Der Sifritt BON
Sr6beren @arniionen iehr entfstnt lisgt.
Die gan3e tartarii9s 8spbitsruns ii
I'm aufrubr, es babsn i9 ibr 1000 Bee
pnffnete 3unben bonn perffden ufer
ees Alns-GluKss anseialpRen. Ser
Ii3et6nig bat bel ben psrfiden geb6r-
ben prOtsft erboben.
9 t. petersburg, 10. Sept.
Der tbief9e 8ertrstsr Der g6rie BON
gatu fagt, baB bic borti3en 0erbdlt=
nihs f9 beute ettpas sebsHert babsn.
Us tommsn bort fortmdbrenb 8ruppsn
an uno man slaubt, bab bas
S4limmfs boriiber III.
Der 3ar bat benz 8~i3st6nigs tslegra'
pbirt Jules gum s9ubs Der Oslinbu.
fris a%uf3ubistsn.
au 2ebens3eit.
Mostau, 10. Sept. Muli.
totustp, weI9er an IL. SuIi ben gsns.
ralmaior @raf S9upalotu ermorbete,
1T su @efdngnib 'auf 2ebenaseit berur=
tbeilt tporoen.
3ugef dnbntfe an Il n l.
beritdten.
81. Petersburg, 10. Sept.
Sin utas gibt ben uniberRtdten ar6Bers
Selbffdnbi9feit. &eftorer unb De-
tane ueroe1 nidt msbr bon Der Re-
gierung ernannt, fonosr1 bon ben
profeforen sepdblt. Wan bOft bab
bel geginn Der rsue1 2urie am IA.
Sept. wieoer seresslts @erbdltniRe Elm.
treten.
Sapan.
VI 9ierung be9uIbiqt.
Sotto, 10. Sept. Die Sppo,
ftionsbIattsr faiebsn bic S9uIb an
ben Musi9reitunssn Der &esieruns gu.
So ia9t Der ,Nfabi": y6dtte bas Wi=
nitsrium benz 0olte 8ertrauert ge.
i9entt. ftatt b~artnddis iebe Nustunfi
tiber bic 5rieosnsbebingunge1 au bsrs
tueisern, 10 tpdre Sapan bieie S&ma&
sripart ssblieben. Die 3ert6rung BET
Rir9en u. bic sessn Nusldnoer beriibten
8euulttbdtistsiten fOnnen nur i9limms
Golssn babsn. Die 5auptf9ulo tra-
gen Der Winifsr bss Snnsrn unb be,
pOli3ei9ef, bic tetne Stunbe ldnges
i'm Mmte bslaRen tpsrben ioItsn."
Die .Siii" prOtefirt geesn bic prO-
tlamiruns bes Stanore9tes unb Der.
Ianst bic Refsnation bes 3abinets.
Warpffp.
uni9er5eit.
8 anger, 10. Sept. Der ameri.
tanif9e @eianbts Samuel 81. Gum.
mere unb cine Mn3abl guropder baben
ibre Wobnunssn In ben Worffdoter
bsrlaHsn uub fnb auf Wunf& be,
marotfaniidsn &e9ierun9 nod ben,
Snnern Der Staot se3osen, ba ibrs
Si9erbeit sefdbrbet tpar.
3wii9sn @aifuIrs Mnbdnsern uni
Seinbsn fanoen erbitterte admpfe fatt,
OeRerrei@' lIngarn.
5eIb3eugmeie ter Bed.
Berlin, 10. Sept. Der @bsf be.
8snsralfabes Der 6ferrei4ii&=un9ari'
idsn Irmse, Gelb,eusmeifter Greiberl
6rieori9 BON Bed, mirb mad ben Wa'
nbbsrn bon isinem poHsn 3urtidtrsten.
psl9s1 sr bsreits felt benz Sabre 1881
betIeioet bot. Bed tuar immerbar cit
entf@ieoener @esner iebweber 3ug=
FdnoniFe an l1nearn auf militariI9en
@ebiet. Sein Musi9eioen i'm gesen
rpdrtiasn MugenbIid miro oesbalb al
etn bebeut5ames 2ei6en Der Nahaiebiq
tsit assentibsr ben Joroerun9en be
unsarii9sn OppoHtion aufsefabt
Wie berlautet, tpiro Jelbmari4aa
i. 2eutnant @onrab b. 96benoorf, 2Om
manbant Der a4ten Snfanterietruppen'
Dibifion in Snnsbrud, Der Naafolge'
Beds als @eneralfabs9ef tuerben.
Seine @hoIera.
2emberg q. 10. Sept. Mae per
fnnp1 an Mnhptn 0nfiaipn. meIms her
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

ri9ts prugfRrt msrosl mihs, bod sr'
belt er beute bie MntwOrt, bab bie
obne grlaubnib Der &sgierung erfolgts
Waturaliiiruns bon ttrtii9en Inter
thanen I'm Muslanb nod niemals atlsrs
fannt trorosn fei.
o n q n t | Il o 10. Sept.
Der ameritanii4s @sfanote Gsii6mar
bate nit 8smfit pafda, benz Minifer
bss Mustpartigen, cine ldngere unterrs'
buns bssisli9 @birtis 0arlanian's,
Der tusgen WOroes bon einent tirtiidsn
@sri9ts gum Sobe bsrurtbeilt wurbe.
60 banoslt fid I'm bic 5rage Der gu
risbietion, ba Der Berurtbeilte aneri-
tanii9er 8iir9er mar.
Wanbiaarei.
90 q # Itano in u u g.
i9t.
@unbu-pa s, 10. Sept. 6elb.
ntariGaI Opama lieB ben Rufsn bic
GrisoensbOti9aft bur9 einen parla=
msntar mittbsilen unb erfu6te General
9insbiti9 einsn 8srtreter au fenben,
UNI einen @afsnfiafanb bor3ube=
reiten.
Treubs n berruffif9e n
Armee.
@unbu-Pab, 10. Sept. Die
Mrmee unb fps3ieU bic gsmeinen Sol=
baten fnb tibsr ben Jrieben fsbr er=
freut. Maasmein miro bas 8eroienf
bss prdfoenten RooisbeIt anertanni
unb bic Mmsritansr fnb In Der alss=
meiren M9tung bebsutsub seftiesen.
Der Correspondent Der NR. prefs
tuurbe iberal als Mmeritansr frsubin
bssribt unb bon ben Solbatsn mad
2oRadenftte bod in bic Cuff gei9leu'
bert.
Die Cff3iere mubten bic teg.ifsr'
ten 9rieser mabnen. bieie 6uloigun9.
bic benz l1nsinseu .ibten gerabe feir
Werenisen bersitet, ni9t 3u ibertreiben
gsrlufe inb In ben bsibst LESTER
Wo9en ueniee norgefommen.
SIN Golge Der riefgen gntfernunger
suii8en ben ein3elnen Sruppentbeiler
Der beiben Mrmteeit tpiro ss pobl eirligl
3sit bauern, bis bic Grisbensbpti9af
ale srrei9t. gu 8oeribunb unb on
bsren pldbsn ueranfalten Die Off3ier'
pferoerennen.
Der @eiunbbsitssuftanb General Ser
pibfi's bat F@ ffetis beri9le9tert; ct
tuirb tpObl balo nod europa 3urtdtsb'
rem. @r bat f9 tpdhrenb bes SeIb3u'
ses bur9 9robe Sapferteit ausge3si9'
net. gs bsiBt, baB General 2insuitid
balb abrsiisn pirb.
Inter ben Solbaten berrf9t ause'
msin cine GENTLE 8eioranib bsstglid
Der inneren WsrhdltniKe &ublanbs uni
biels tutini9en au& ueitsr In Der Wan
bi9urei 81 bleibsn.
prina Grieori& 9eOpoIb bon preu
Zen, wel4er felt Infans Mai Bel be-
9lrmee 1T, bot feline Mbf9t funbsege
BEN, nod Seuti9lanb 5uriid3utsbrsn
S6nemarf.
S4iffbru9.
@s5ierg,1 10. Sept. Der nor
tpegiiae Sampfer 0ene3ia lit na6
Staltnsen, an Der Shbwsfthfe Sit
lambs, S9ifbru9. Der 9apitdn
feline Grau unb 10 Wanrt ertranfsn.
HuBlano.
@boIera.
@arf9au. 10. Sept. Sn ben
Dorfe @piod an Der rufff9.polnif9s1
@rense Rnb sin Sl6ber unb s amber
perionen an Der g6oIera geForbsn
Dos gan3e Oorf tuurbs abgefperrt.
Murubr Rautafien.
8atu. 10. Sept. Inter Der Sc
o0lterung bonn Batu :bsrri9t paniias
S&reden unb tuer hishsn tam, flisbi
ba bic @arniion trob Der eingetroHsns
1erfdrtungen ni9t Inn Stanbe if, bi
Oronun9 tpieoer berauReIen. Der eI
gentIi&s S&auplab Der bIutigen 2dm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11
@eidenfe
@erbe1 uura bentiden &aiier BET ieiner silber:
Spd5eit nibt geipiinidt.

gusmanSeruna Hber Samburg. = Ser franfe WPann troBt Snfel Gum.
GreuSe H6r bic Srieoemsbotfhaf in Der rmHiden Nrmee. - SdtTs
brnd an Der ahae SHtanos. @anOuerl1nfdde
in Senidlano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-11

SuItan trobt .OnteIS M.
RonantinopeL 10. Sept.
Die tiirfif&e @e9ieruns bat bef9lrRsn
ben tusgen grmorbung zines armeni'
f9en 3aufmannes gum Sobe nerur.
tbeiltet ansritanii&en Burger @birfis
Barbarian trob oes protefss oes Ge-
ianbten Der Der. Staten binri&ten 3u
lahen. Der @sfanbte 2eif6man sr=
tldrte Der pforte In elmer i9arfen Rote,
bab Der Derurtbeilte als naturaliRrter
Nmeritaner Dor einem 2oniulatsee-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20

Woolman Gibson, sixty-five years. George
Washington University Hospital
Edward c. Halliday. eighty-eight years.
1914 N street northwest h
Frank W. Hawkins. thirty-two years. 1892
I'D street northwest. nd
Joseph r. Hawley. seventy-seven years.
1716 n street northwest.
George Washington University Hospital.
ELI Kirby. seventy-two years, II G street
northwest.
Bernard Landwher, sixty-two years, 1882
kingman place northwest.
Gertrude l.. Latterbery, one year, 139
Acker street northeast
Mary F. @. Maclean, seventy-nine years.
32OS 14th street
Minnie Malon,, fifty years. Washington
Lucy Martin, eight months. 41st street,
Tennallytown.
John McCrory. forty-seven years. Morris
road, Anacostia.
Mary A. McGolrick, eighty-two years. 213
list street northeast.
Sarah A. PHILIPPE sixty-eight years, 1924
Phillips court northwest.
David Randolph, forty years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Catharine Rhodes, sixty-five years, Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane.
Stephens Roots eighteen years, 1908 18th
street northwest.
Emma Sanders, twenty-one years. Wash
ington Asylum Hospital.
Charles Scott, thirty-five years. Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Ezra T. Smock seventy-two years. Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane.
Infant of Jerry and Mary Tyler, fifteen
days, street, Hillsdale.
Flora Williams, four months, 222O 9th
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
Question of Increased Pension.

The corporation counsel has been asked by
the Commissioners for a legal opinion rela-
tive to a question that has arisen in connec-
ton with the application of William T. Sor-
rell, assistant chief engineer, retired, for an
increase in his pension. Mr.. Sorrell now re-
ceives pension of $50 month granted him
for physical disabilities incurred in the serv-
Ice. He claims that the sum is insufficient
to support himself and family, and that his
disabilities are practically total. He calls
attention to his record, extending over thir-
ty-three years.
Corporation Counsel Duvall will be asked
for an opinion to whether the act ap-
proved March 5, 1905, relating to the police
and firemen's pension fund, can be SO ap-
piled as to increase the amount of pension
of a retired member Of the fire department,
he having been retired prior to the approval
of the act mentioned, with rank of or above
that of captain. At the same time Chief
Belt desires an opinion as to whether de-
pendent mothers. who are widows, whose
sons have died prior to the approval of this
act, are entitled to pensions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-George A. Murphy. Musco-
gee. I. T.; S. H. Hardin, Wyoming; H. L.
Hemenway, Boston; Baron Faulko.
Tokyo, Japan; Tokutaro sakai. Tokyo.
Japan; Mrs. C. L. Royce, New York; G.
F. McKim. New York; THOMAS Ferguson,
Boston: Alfred Thompspn pPnyer: James
R. H. Elliott. Birminghama r.. 8. Wood
ward. New York; H V. Bowie. Baltimore;
D. Q. Fowler, Staten Islandi Edward F.
DUN, Newark; Col. G. p. Walbridge, Buff
faEo; William w; Turner Seattle Ma,, vor..
Samuel H. Fisher, New Haven; q. Strauss.
New York; Simon Hick.s New; York; M. L.
Hayman, New York; James -. Wilker-
son, Chicago; H. g. Epsterli New York;
Craig, Buffalo.
New Willard Ell Fairbanks. New
York; Martin II. GlyEp, A1bany; ]. C..
Wilson. Boston: E. D. WinsloW, New York;
William Diston. Philadelphia: G. H. Post.
New York; c.. A. Dustin, New York;
Frank L. Palmer, New London; r: g.
Jennings. Elmira, y. r.; Theo. y. Ely.
Allen. New York; NJ. J. O'Brien, New York.
Ebbitt-Capt N. G. Burton, U. 8: M G.;
J. N. Clark. New York; c. s. Ferret, q. s.
A; Miss Mary Hastings, Philadelphia: Fir
man Smith. Nashville; r. p Westmoreland.
Atlanta; P. O. Miller Newport. Vt; Arthur
Capper. Topeka: L. A. Coulter. Richmond.
Riggs-C. M. Robe, Boston; M. l. Hoyt,
Philadelphia; c. C. Eggert. Philadeiph1a;
A. D. Granger. New York: G. II. sylvester.
ter.
Normandie-John r. Thayer and Mrs.
Thayer. Worcester. Mass: II a. Lewis.
Mrs. F. M. Cole, Montreal; Mrs. schluter.
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health office for the forty Eight hours ended
at noon today:
Marie Alcott. seventy-hve years. sibley
Hospital.
Mary ]. Baker sixty-three years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Albert W. Baldwin, eighteen years. U. s.
A. General Hospital.
Laura c. Bates. hfty-eight years. POI F
street northeast.
Jennie Bell. one month. SO G street south
west.
Nola E. Belt, months. IS Fenton place
northwest.
Lewis L. Bennett, fifty-one years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Annie Bossell, fifty years. Broad Branch
road.
Thomas Campbell, fifty-nine years, Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane.
Charles C. Cole, sixty-three years, 17o5
N street northwest.
VIM. H. B. Gushing, seventy-six years,
I'LL 18th street northwest
Patrick Dee, forty-three years. 8 + street
northwest.
Domenico Denito. one month, 9th street,
Brookland Heights
Rosie Denny. twenty years. 421 I'd street
northwest.
Charles Dent. three years, 1878 De Sales
row.
Ellen E. Durant. seventy-four years.
Florence c. Fields. nine months, Bruce
avenue, Garfield.
Moy Len For. fifty years. 106 Az street
northwest.
William B. Gerrella. ffty-two years. 106
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
Oregon Society Meets.

The Oregon Society of Washington ten
dered its members and friends an Oregon
time" Saturday in the new Pythian Tenn
pie. The presiding officer was Mr.. Henry
H. Gilfrey. and Prof. Arthur ]. Collier Of
the Geological Survey delivered an in
formal talk on Alaska that was given a
rousing vote of thanks. Fred E. Kissinger
gave a vocal solo, which called for an en-
core. Refreshments were provided, and
social time enjoyed by all present.
The next meeting is to be devoted to
papers and talks on the early history and
deyelopement of the state Frank M. Hal
stead of the Treasury Department having
charge of the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
NOT SATISFIED.
Additional Opinion Wanted in Case Of
Policeman.

Commissioner West and Major Sylvester
of the police department evidently are not
satisfied with the opinion submitted by the
corporation counsel the other day with
reference to the case Of Private Lewis of
the police force. In consequence Corpora
ton Counsel Duval will be asked for
further opinion in the case.
The case of Policeman Lewis has at
tracted considerable attention from the
District authorities. Before the trial board
Lewis pleaded guilty to the charge of in-
toxication, although at the time he was
off duty and in citizens clothes. 1t was his
first appearance before the board and he
was fined $50. Major Sylvester, however,
thought the penalty insufficient and recon-
mended Lewis dismissal from the force.
Attorney Wilton J. Lambert, on behalf
of Lewis, appealed the case to the Com
missioners and raised the new question as
to the right Of the trial board to fine a
policeman when off duty. The matter was
referred to the corporation counsel, VINO
held that neither the Commissioners nor
the trial board had authority to dismiss
Lewis for 'intoxication and conduct UNI
becoming an officer while he was off duty
until he had been convicted by court of
competent juriSdictian and given the
choice of trial by jury. In support of this
decision that the officer was not amenaDls
to the police regulations when he was 'off
duty" the corporation counsel cited the
decision in a New York case.
Major Sylvester, after reviewing Mr.. Du-
Wallis opinion, called the attention Of Com
missioner West to the laws Of New York
which specifically define the period within
which an officer Is On duty and amenable
to the police regulations. One Of the Ques-
tons the corporation counsel will be asked
to answer is whether or not a policeman
is ever "off duty" in the District.
If the corporation counsel decides against
Lewis, Attorney Lambert states that he
will apply to the District Supreme Court
for a writ of certiorari. The same course
will be pursued, he stated, II the Commits
sioners decline to approve the recon-
mendation.
1t is pointed out that in case the officials
desire to remove Lewis from the force, they
can bring him into Police Court and secure
his conviction on some charge connected
with intoxication or the discharge OF
pistol on the public streets. Such a course,
however, would be an acknowledgment OF
the validity Of the opinion Of Mr.. Duvall
and the jurisdiction of the department over
the policemen while "off duty" is consid-
cred to be more important than the mere
removal of single member.
Private Lewis and his attorney are now
waiting to ascertain II the corporation
counsel in his second opinion can construe
the law In the case more to the satisfac-
ton of the police department officials than
was apparently the case in the first opin-
ion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20
JUDGE COLE BURIED
SERVICES OVER REMAINS HELD
THIS MORNING.
obsequies at st. Johns Church Attend
ed by Judges and Members Of
the Local Bar.

The impressive and affecting burial serv-
ices of the Episcopal Church were held over
the remains Of former Judge Charles
Cleaves Cole at old StcJohn.s Church, on
Lafayette square, at IL O'clock this forenoon.
The obsequies were in charge of the rector,
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, and the assist
ant rector. Rev. Edward Slater Dunlop.
and included touciAng church melodies by
the vested choristers. The church was filed
to it's capacity by friends of the deceased
and members of the District Bar Associa-
ton acted as ushers.
All the Justices of the Supreme Court of
. the District of Columbia were at the church.
The Court of Appeals and the Supreme
| Court of the United States were also rep
The members of the bar who attended the
| funeral services assembled at the city hall
at 1920 o'clock. Shortly after that hour.
| headed by the officers of the bar associa-
| ton, they boarded street cars and rode to
| st. Johns Church. Actual proceedings in
| the several courts were suspended until
after the funeral.
| residence, 17O5 N street, and reached the
| church a few minutes before II o'clock.
| AS the funeral party entered the pretty edi-
| fee the choir sang dirge in the distance,
| pal service for the dead. Taking as his
| topic your Labor is Not in Vain in the
| Lord" Rev. Edward Slater Dunlop preach
| ed an effective sermon dealing with the
| uncertainty Of immortality. He urged his
| hearers to so live their earthly lives that
| at the end they would be found fitted to
| enter upon the great everlasting life that
| is to come.
Sang Favorite Hymn.
The choristers sang the pretty hymn.
which was said to have been one of Judge
| Coles favorites:
peace, peace, perfect peace in this dark world of
The blood of Jesus whispers peace within"
| and later another of his favorites, Angels
| of Jesus
The attendance included more than sew
enty members of the local bar, delegations
Loyal Legion, the Union Soldiers Alliance,
the knights Templar and the 18th Maine
Volunteer Regiment Association.
The pallbearers were Chief Justice Henry
M. Clabaugh Of the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia Mr.. Aulick Palmer,
United States marshal for the District; Mr..
J. J. Darlington Mr.. George Hamilton, Mr..
e. K. Camp Mr.. Reginald Huidekoper, Mr..
B. w. Parker and Mr.. r. Golden Donald
son.
Floral tributes were sent by the several
organizations, of which former Judge Cole
had been a member. One of these was in
scribed "a tribute Of Affection" from the
survivors of the 18th Maine Volunteer Regi-
ment, in which deceased was a captain in
the civil war. 1t was fragrant and hand
some floral wreath.
Among the great throng Of intimate
friends Of Judge Cole who were in attend
the Police Court. Gen. George H. Harries.
Judge Arson s. Taylor, MI Andrew Y.
Bradley, former Lieutenant of Police John
F. Kelly and Mr.. Jackson H. Ralston.
The concluding services were held about
the grave at Rock Creek cemetery this af-
ternoOn,
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A Two Days Sale.

The New York Society of Decorative Art
will hold sale of woman's handiwork, en-
broidery, Louis XVI ribbon work, ETC., to-
morrow and Wednesday at Stumph & Ly-
ford's store, 112S Connecticut avenue, from
10 to 5.
Mrs. j. w. Pinchot and Mrs Livingston
Hunt are in =charge of the sale and will
have assisting them Mrs. Herbert Wads-
worth, Miss Elizabeth Kean, Mrs. Merrill,
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Miss Wetmore
Mrs. Hamilton Fish Webster, Miss Maud
Ely, Mrs. Cooley and Miss Hopkins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-20

Miss Helen Cannon and Mrs. lie Seure
left Saturday night for the Arkansas Hot
Springs, where they will stay some time
before going to their home at Danville, Ill.
The British Amba ssador and Lady Durand
will entertain Admiral Lord Charles Beres-
ford, who has been in New York since his
arrival from England.
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Recommendation Approved.

Commissioner Macfarland has approved
the recommendation of Electrical Engineer
Allen that request Of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association, in regard to the better
lighting of Columbia road, be granted. The
engineer proposes to erect additional gas
lamps on the north side of Columbia road
between 14th and 10Th streets. believing that
after the change in July to Welsbach light
ing these will suffice for the purpose for
which electric lights were applied.