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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
The Evening Star Patterns.
A Trim Tailored Coat.

2S50-Never did Mistress Fashion grant so
useful a wrap to her feminine devotees as
when she introduced the separate coat.
Made of broadcloth, taffeta or covert, these
coats serve almost every purpose. The one
shown here is one of the neatest of the new
models. The Notwithstanding tucks give
length to the figure and tapering lines to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
A Smart Jacket Bodice.

2909-Surely there was never more popu-
lar garment than some form of the spring
jacket. And there is good reason for its
popularity, as II Is a warm friend in these
trying days between seasons. 1t can be
plain or fancy, warm or light weight, to
suit my ladys varying needs The jaunty
little wrap here shown possesses an indi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
The Custom House.

The new marble custom house. designed
by Cas- Gilbert after an architects compe-
tition, is nearly completed; and it will not
only be a more beautiful and imposing
building than that at Chicago, but will
have been erected In less than one-half the
time, and thus far without scandal The
outside and interior walls are finished. the
roof is on and the contract for the interior
work has been let.
The old custom house on Wall street can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-17
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver
or Bladder TROUBLED
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all our Readers r1ay Have Sample Bottle
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Pain dull ache in the back is unmistakable
evidence of kidney trouble. 1t Is Natures timely
warning show you that the track of health is
clear.
II these danger signals unheeded more serious
results to follow; Bright's disease, which
is the form of kidney trouble may steal upon
you
The mild and the extraordinary effect OF the
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Lame back is only one symptom of kidney trouble
Que of many. Other symptoms showing that you
need Swamp-I,oot are, being obliged to pass water
often during the day and TO get up many times
during the night, Inability to hold your urine.
smaring irritation in passing. brick dust sedi-
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constant headache, dizziness poor digestion sleep
lessness. nervousness. irregular heart-beating.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
EDSON WATCHES TROOPS
IN EXHIBITION DRILL
Confident That This Feature Will En-
tertain Bankers in Convention
Here Next Month.

An exhibition drill by the troops at
Fort Myer. Va. was given yesterday be-
fore John Joy Edison, chairman of the
executive committee of arrangements
for the convention of American Bank
ers' Associat ton. which will be held in
this city on October 10-13 to show him
what kind OF an exhibition the troops
Will give before the delegates to the con-
vention. when the visit the fort on
October u and 13
Mr.. Edison said he was very much
pleased with the drill. and he was as
sured by the officers of the post that
practice drills will be held until the
time for the exhibitions before the bank
ers IL is thought the drills will con-
tribute materially to the entertainment
OF the visitors.
Mr. Edison also said the excursions
down the river would be an enjoyable
feature of the entertainment program.
A p Paris IS the chairman OF the river
excursion committee and he has reported
that everything is progressing satisfac-
tOrily in regard 70 the trips that are 70
be made.
Charles J. Bell has in charge the ef-
fort to get the Government to have one
cf the navy's finest warships anchored
in the river so that the bankers may be
given a chance to see one of Uncle
Sans defenders
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
MACARTHUR WILL
SEE ENGLISH ARMY
To Study Forces Through
out India.
GOES FROM MANccHHtUjRRtiAa
War Department Hopes to Gain valu-
able Information From His
Reports.
GOES FROM MANGcHHtUjRRtiAa

From the fields CT Manchuria. where
he campNgned with the japanese army.
Major General Arthur Macarthur. one
of the crack officers IN the United
States service, has been ordered to In
dia. He goes there at the invitation of
the British war Office and he Will be the
guest of Lord Kitchener, commander
in-chief of the forces IN India.
General Macarthur will be afforded
an opportunity to study the troops in
India at close hard and he will make a
report of his observations to the War
Department here. 1t is seldom that an
officer has chance 10 study two such
different types of armies as the Japan
csc and the British armies in India,
and the War Department anticipates
much valuable information from the
two reports.
General Macarthur is now in Tokyo,
but will proceed at once from that
point to East India. accompanied by
Capt. Parker w. West. his aide. They
will go to Calcutta and Bombay, the
headquarters of the East Indian troops,
and from there win proceed TO the
frontier. General Macarthur will prob
ably be asked TO review the troops at
certain stations.
The number of troops in India is far
ahead of the United States forces in
this country. There are 23l. .275 regulars.
OF which l56.Si0 are 1nat atives. These
troops resemble the japanese in one re-
spect. In that they are lightly equipped
and mobility is perfected TO the highest
point
From India. General sSsc.arthur will
go to England IL is thought and will
be handsomely entertained there.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
RUSSIAN EMBASSY
IN LETTER HOME
Reported Handsome Man.
sion May Change Hands.
CAR PREFERS QUARTERS
Ruror Finds Credenee Despite State
ment That Property Is Held
Highly by Owner.
CAR PREFERS QUARTERS

1t is reported that the handsome home
of Mrs L. L. Letter on Dupont circle
may be the home OF tie Russian en-
bassy the coming winter, ana capital
City society IS taking decided interest
in the statement that tie Car has or
de-ed that more elegant and commo-
dious quarters be secured for his new
ambassador. Report ADDS that the Car
prefers the Letter establishment
Mrs. Letter. eccoruing 10 the under
standing which has Always prevailed.
has opposed renting or selling the beau
tiful Washington place, despite that re-
Gently 1t has been little in use How
ever. she is said to have given kindly
ear 20 the repre- esentaJons of the Rus
sian agents, which leads to the belief
that she may change her mind.
IL has beer reported that the Letter
family might return to washington for
the coming season. and thai Lord and
Lady Curzoa may perhaps visit them
for a time. This story likewise has
aroused much interest in society. IN
case the Russian EMBASSY secures the
Dupont circle mansion. however. IL is
pretty certain that Washington will see
nothing of the Letters ms winter.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19

|. The makeup, of the different teams OF
the league follows:
Administrations. Bellinger, Shinnerer,
Crump. Mace. Nachman. Nevils, OCon-
nell. Richards, Heisler. Peed. Solomon,
Radley. manager. and Allen, captain.
CommerciaIs-Bail Hess. Dennison.
Holt. Sturm. McDonough, Williams,
Beckert. Fitzwill!am. b. Wolf. Mohler,
Spence. and Clark. captain.
Cowboys Duffy. Glade. Dwyer, Hof-
mann Nevins, Laframbois. Heinold
Wuesthof Sparth. and Benker, captain
Foundry Briggs, Brown
Brosee buckingham. Collins. Christian
Johnson Markham. Mills, Pope, Roman
Schultz Splaun, and Carey. captain.
Index-Atkinson, Baxter, Jones, Julian
Murray. NcAloon, Mccarthy. McFad
ven, SaitzmSn. Sherman. Childress
| Smith. Wear. and Garner. captain
Moroccos-Brassil. Hermann. Oliver
| Grass. Hobby. Herbeck, Deakins. Hope
McNa!ly. Gaffney, Kukart, Zook, and
Conroy. captain.
PressrooTr-Beckwit Burkardt, Tay.
/ lor Birmingham Cole. Dohoney, Webb
Bishop. Powers. Williams. Boland. Sam
pie. f. Wolf, Shawen. and Lednum. cap
| tain.
Reserves-Arnold. Fordham. Chamber
! lain. Niehus. Texton, Norbeck, Long
Walsh Van Overmeer, and Atkins. cap
/ tain.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure-Trial
Package Mailed Free to All
in Plain Wrapper.

piles is q fearful disease. but easy to
cure If you go at II right.
An operation with the knife Is dan
gerous. cruel humiliating, and unneces-
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There is just one other sure way TO
be cured-painless. safe. and in the
privacy OF your own home-it Is Pyra-
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We mail trial package free to all
who write.
IL will give you instant relief. show
you the harmless. painless nature o; this
great remedy. and start you well on the
way toward perfect cure.
Then You can get full-sized box from
any druggist for 80 cents, and often
one box cures
If the druggist tries 10 sell you some
thing Just as good. it is because he
makes more money on the substitute.
Insist on having what you call for
The cure begins at CTlce and continues
ra pidly until ii is comnlete and perma-
nent.
You can go right ahead with your
work ard be easy and comfortable all
the time.
Ii is well worth trying.
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co. 2525 Pyramid Build
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by return mail the trial package in a
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Thousands have been cured in this
easy. painless. and inexpensive way. in
the privacy of the home
No knife and its torture
Nc doctor and his hills.
All druggists 30 cents. Write today
/ for a free package
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
ANOTHER MAN DROWNED
FROM SCHOONER OAKLAND
Last Week Bartender Fell Overheard
and Was Lost, and Yesterday a
Sailor on Vessel Fell Overheard

Is the lumber schooner Oakland an
Inflated ship? This is the question rive,
men are asking. since II was discovered
this morning at O'Clock that Richard
Hart. twenty years old, who had been
working as sailor Oh the boat for
more than a year. was found drowncC q
IN the Potomac river al the foot o.
Tenth street southwest.
He fell from the bow OF the Oakland
some ti:1c after - O'Clock last night
On last F-iday George Robertson. :
bartender. whose body will r Duric6
today. either fell or jumped overhoai {
from the bow OF the schooner Oakland.
commanded by Capt. :ames p. GTav.
while tho vessel was :Ie,r Nl~shall HaL
on the trim 20 Washington.
HIS remains were brought 10 Washing
ten yesterday afternoon By the police
and were turned over to the Spanish
War Veterans. who viii be in charge OF
the interment.
Hart was with otGsr members % -ths
crew OF the Oakland ultil last midnight
That was the last his mates "a " of him
Graphing ircns were c-oppcd into tn
water along the siGrs of the OAKLAND
by . searching party and within hal.
IN hour the body was CIugh: and hauled
20 thc surface. IT was tnen sent 10 the
mcyguc.
! II IS believed that wniie standing nca.
l>he cd~e OF In" boat .fart "eachc,i 1uf
to tighten the lines. which had work ID
| loose. ard lost his balance.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
WASHINGTON URGED
FOR NEXT CONVENTION

Gus A. Schuldt, executive committee
man of the Republican National League
of the United States. has just received
the call fer meeting Of the eXecutive
committee Of the league. which VIII meet
in 81. Louis. October 10. 1905.
Among other things this meeting Is
called TO select convention place for
1906 .e.,.,.,..
Mr. Schuldt contenplates presenting
and ic ht,silzr engaged in securing the
support of the other executive commit
teemen. -
The National Republican league con-
ess,S - NOS; of the Republican clIbs IL
Tho United States and has a MEMBER
shin of some 2.Ogo.O00.
III Washington should be fortuna g.
enough 10 - cure this convention II WI!
have an opportunity of observing az
up-to-date political convention IN all ita
| interesting phases.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19

Noses September Furniture Sale.
Furniture for every room under price
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
Young Rayner's Suspense.
IWO-YEAR- OLD STRUCK
ABY STREET CAR FENDER

Paul Rochelli. two years old. Of AIS
First street. was knocked down by the
fender of a street car last night His
mother carried him In her arms TO the
office of DR.. Battale 306 Z street north
west where the several small cuts
about his lip and face were dressed The
motorman says the child was playing
at standstill at the time.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
INDICTMENT FOR BIGAMY
AGAINST CARLTON TODAY

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-It is expected
that Frederick L. Carlton. who. under
various aliases. is alleged to have mar
ried scores of woman throughout the
country. will be indicted today ror
pigamy by the grand jury in Brook-
TNn.
His case is being considered. The tes-
ti1nony of several women has oeeh
heard
Three indictments for larceny are
pending against Carlton.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
POLICE ARE LOOKING
FOR ALLEGED DESERTER

William lie Roy Preston who is said
TO have formerly lived at s12 / street,
is alleged to have deserted from the
United States receiving ship now at the
Norfolk navy yard. The police have
been notified to look out for Preston and
arrest him. Preston is an apprentice,
and Is eighteen years old.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
0orman's Fine Hand.

Congressman Talbot, in the Sixteenth
ward had al of his friends arrayed
against Mr.. Straus. and an active part
was taken against him by AionzO' l..
Miles nd other friends OF Senator Cor
man. Most OF tie State officials living
in the district were also actively "a Tork
for Mr. Linthicum.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
BOWLERS FORMALLY
OPEN LONG SEASON
G. P. o. League First to Begin on
Regular Schedule-Aldines Won
From Foundry.

The local bowling season was ushered
in last night when the first set in the
Government Printing Office League was
rolled off at the RathslSeller alleys.
The Aidines took two out of three
games from Foundry AS the players
are not yet in prime condition the
scores were not large as are expected
later on. o Connell. with g. was high
man.
The scores:
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
GORhAN DEFEATED
RAS|N'S CANDIDATE
Baltimore Primaries De-
veiop Family Feud.

BALTIMORE. Sept. I9.-The -prir1ar-
les hello throughout the city yesterday
resulted in the Democratic organization
sustaining one of the most surprising
defeats of its existence
In The Third legislative district.
where the fun power Of the party or
ganization was, supposed to be back
of the candidacy OF isaac Lobe Straus
for the State senate. ard in the Fourth
district. where the oppos1tfps- TO Ed
ward + Parla:t. the organization can
didate. had not been taken seriously
both OF the anti-organization candi-
dates. J. Charles I-inthicum. in the
Third, and William j. Ogden, in the
Fourth. were nominated. During the
day almost any odds could have been
dates in both OF the districts. and the
result is a shock thar has shaken the
machine from one end TO the other.
Grain of Comfort.
Comfort. however is derived by the
that their candidates for executive are
elected in eight Of the twelve contested
wards. and there viii not be more than
three anti-organiZaticn members of the
new Democratic city committee. IL that
MAN., as several Of these who were op-
posed are considered orga nization men
At heart. On the legislative end n sim
liar result was attained. and the can
diaates who have carried their wards
for the honse Of delegates and will be
nominated by the district conventions
70 be held September % are with few
notable exceptions. the choice of the
The sensation OF the day vas. of
course. the Straus-Iinthicunn battle in
the Third district and the astounding
run made by 8Ir. Iinthicurn. who com
pIetely overturned political prophecies.
In his fight for the nomination Mr..
Linihicum had the sympathy and sup
port of the State managers OF the party.
--iio were bitterly opposed 10 Mr.
Straus. because Of the way in which he
fought them in the house Of delegates
Er. Linthicum material assistance.
0orman's Fine Hand.
Congressman Talbot, in the Sixteenth
ward. had al of his friends arrayed
against Mr.. Straus. and an active part
was taken against him by Aionzo L.
Miles nd other friends OF Senator Cor
man. Most OF tie State officials living
in the district were also actively a rork
for Mr. Linthicum.
Young Rayner's Suspense.
In close connection with the Linthi.
eam-straus fight are the contests 70,
rne nominations TO the house Of dele
gates and the ward executiveship!
throughout the district.
Probably the most interesting OF thcs.
was in the Eleventh ward. where th'
fighS between William 3. Rayner soI
OF Senator Rayner, and W. M!lne
Aaloy for the Legislature nomination
has been a hot one. The indications ar
that Mr.. Rayner has carried the war,
by small majority probably So. al
though IL win take the official return
10 determine the result.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
A BIT OF HISTORY.

Teacher-Harry, can you tell me why
Thomas jefferson wrote the Declara-
ton of Independence?
Iarry-'Cause he couldn't anord 10
hire a stenographer, I s'pose.
The Washington times., 1905-09-19
MORE THAN BENT.

He seems TO have quite a literary
bent"
Bent? Huh, ir's positively crooked:
ne svires every blessed thing he writes. -
Philadelphia Press
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08
Sioux City,,

Las den nya, utmarkta folje-
tongen, ''Bankirens Hemlighet"
Skyddaayem6stayeH G.. Iron
strom fran Mapleton, 10, giorde
oss j torsdags EFT besok.
En- at de frmor, som i dagarne
infyttat i sin nya lokal i den ater-
uppbyggda stadsdel. som odelades
at den stora eldsvadan natten mot
den % december forlidet ar. ar
hrman Orkin Bros. Sedan den
genom eldsvadan blifvlt husvill.
anskaffades tillfailig lokal i S24
4th. St. hvaritran hrman nu affyt-
tat till den nya lokalen i 522-524
Fourth Street.
O!kin Bros handla som bekant
uteslutande med damklader och
modevaror, Genom sina reella
vsror, facila priser och artiga be-
m0tande mot kunderna hafva de.
under den iemforelsevis korta It'd
de drifvit affarer harstades, lyc-
kats tilivinna sig allmanhetens
iortroende, hvarfor de hafva en-
mycket god omsattning pa sina
varor. Och som de som sagdt
handla uteslutande med damkla-
der och modevaror - Gen enda
frma har i staden,som gjort delta
till sin uppgift kunna de lagga in
EFT mycket stort och varierande
lager till olika priser att Valja
iran. ALA sina varor uppkopa de
i New York.
l.. MalareEGcEer och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08

riga fredsdelegaterna. Baron
Rosen var den forste, som brot
tystnaden. Efter nSgra sedvan-
liga ko1plimanger till de japan
ske lredsfullmaktige uttalade han
den forhoppningen att tired och
godt forstand matte forbliiva
radande mellan Ryssland och
Japan.
Baron Komura svarade pa det-
ia tai och SADIE att han var helt
och hallet at baron Rosens asigt,
och dermed hade de iapanska och
ryska fredsfullmaktige iullbordat
slit varf.
Herrarre begafvo sig sedan
till buffeten. der de intogo lunch
och drucko hvarandras valgang i
skummande champagne. Kort
fore klockan 5 begaivo sig ryssar-
ne till Kristi kyrka for att halla
N neutrality-suspicious., hvare-
mot japaneserna styrde kosan till
slit hotel.
Japan utgsr ur delta krig enigt
och starkt och mera beundradt af
verlden an def nagonsin forut va
rit. hvaremot Ryssland ar sender
'~slitet och forsvagadt at inre miss.
halligheter. Missnojet bland de
arbetande klasserna blir ALT stor.
re och Store, och revolutionen
hotar att omkullkasta den nuva
rande samhallsordningen, Ryss-
land gar en- ny svar It'd till notes.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08

oeu pastor morgan
New York, hade haromdagen fol
jande att saga ON lifvet j de anne
rikanska forsamlingarne:
"Det moderna amerikanska
kyrkosamfundet synes for ogon'
blicket endast vara en- stor sail
skapsforening, dess medlemmar
offra mera lid pa sina sallskapliga
angelagenheter och de- inflytelse.
rika kristna och affarsmannen go
ra icke sin pligt. De arc for upp.
tagna at sina egna affarer, de fka
for mycket efter nojen och de
glomma sin kyrka och sina reli-
giosa loften. Huru kan en- af-
farsman vanta att blifva aktad al
sina underlydande, da de veta
hvilken skillnad Diet ar pa hans
lara och lefverne?
Den gammaldags fliten och re.
ligiosa andan ar utdod, och hvad
kan man val vanta at sallskapliga
klubbar annat an EFT standigt
Store och Store afstand fran
Gud. Och hvad kyrkosamfundet
behofver ar just mera af Gud och
hans lara och mindre al t~oaletter
och sallskapliga daligheter, litet
mera at mastarens anda och litei
mindre at kampen for infytande
och rikedom och en- mera prak,
tiskt genomford religion i ems lii
an en- hel del lost pratt och moral
predikande."
En- Henry Shafer i Eldora, Ia,
blef en- dag forliden vecka trafad
af askan, men da han atervunnit
medvetandet SADIE han helt ge
mytligt att han kandes sig l stand
att genomgs manga flera dylika
olycksfall. imam han gafve upr
andan. Och han har genomgatt
EFT och annat. Som grufarbetare
blef han en- gang letvande begraf
ven men kom derifran med lifvet,
Vid EFT 4 JUL frande ,rafades har
at EFT kanonskott. som berofvade
honom en- arm, EFT oga och tvs
fngrar pa den aterstaende hander
Iva ganger hade hasten skena,
for honom och han hade kastat:
ur vagnen, och forliden host fol
han 50 fot fran en- klippa. TvS
ganger har askan slagit ned p5
honom, men i~ngenting at ALT
delta har varit i stand att ands
hans tillvaro, och nu kanner har
sig som sagdt kry nog att m0ta ar
dra olycksoden.