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The Washington times., 1905-07-09

J. Washingtonian to his friend
as they were standing on the
corner of Fourteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue one day last week. IF
you want 10 appreciate the benefits of
living in Washington just take a trip
to Baltimore some day"
Look. watch those mer. get off that
car" One of the avenue cars sped By
them and as il slowed up at the corner
two men swung gracefully off the run
ming board while the car was still in
motion. and walked over to the side
walk
you'll never see anybody doing that
in Baltimore" continued the speaker.
They always wait till the car has come
to dead stop and then they step care
fully and gingerly OFF. I'm surprised
they don't have the conductors lift
them off as il they We're mail sacks or
children.
But they can't help it, l suppose for
on every Baltimore street car are huge
signs positively forbidding anybody
leaving or boarding the cars while they
are in motion. The sad thing about 1t
is the provision they have at che end,
Z to the effect that no employees are al
lowed TO waive this rule.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Got Very Enthusia site.

1T is a nome for men who, want to
work for their lodging or meals by
splitting and chopping wood The place
is run by the city and pays its own
expenses by the sale of the wood at the
market price. The men are not laid
any money, bat they have to do u GER
tain amount of work before they are
fed and lodged. For example. man
must saw seven sticks of wood for his
nights lodging. There are five cuts
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

near the Camden station and what at
tracted my attention to the place was a
big sign On one end Friendly Inn
Wood Yard Upstairs on the second
floor l found the wood yard. 1t is a
large room with great piles of wood IN
the various stages of being sawed and
split by a numfer of men who do not
look at all ii,1e ordinary wood spiitters.
| asked the foreman why il was called
the Friendly Inn and he explained the
object of the home.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

as reward for services which even his
most enthusiastic supporters do not
brand as particularly brilliant, the
rank which Emperor William the Great,
the Kaiser's grandfather considered
good enough to confer upon Bismarck
for the herculean work of creating the
German empire Of today.
The commonest remark Of the German
man in the street is that Prince Won
Buelow is more fortunate than deserv-
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

ing. He has played Germany's diplo-
matte game with considerable astute-
ness since he was calledsto the premier
ship IN 1900, but his administration has
not recorded any great historical
achievement for which his countrymen
think the title of prince should have
been forthcoming. What they do admit
is tha he has made the biggest kind OF
a personal hit with the Emperor and
wields over him more influence than any
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

on a blotter in a mirror the impression
of a note that she has written to the
count, he raises his hand to heaven and
exclaims: 10 God, who created woman
while Adam slept, and gave her to him
for a companion, take back Thy gift and
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

be an idiot. You know very well that
nobody spouts any stuff like that these
days, That sketch went along all right
until you rang in the skyrockets. Cut
out the right-arm exercise and the
Adam and Eve stunt and make your
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

one afternoon he was handed 4 small
chppinS from an afternoon paper, which
said that the captain of a vessel then
nioored at East Brooklyn had shot pc
culiar animal of the deep which defied
classification by naturalists. The paper
wanted "a word-picture of the animal
whatever it was
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

He told him, sarcasticaiiy, to try again.
Ii the man did not answer, to come to
the ,stict, but when he came he would
better bring evidence of the fact that
he E@d ;ried to get the man he was
sent u see.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

return instead the sleep. though it last
forever
Rot said Hollis, rudely, when I
had given those lines with proper
emphasis.
Il beg your pardonr' 1 said as
sweetly as I could.
Come now, went on Hollis don't
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

thes-s cobblestone pavements is simply
fright = Don't talk to me about the
hustle and stir of Baltinnore's business
Streets f street and Pennsylvania
avenue are good enough fer me"
How about the fire? Have they
built UP tie burned district yet?" asked
the other.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Controls the Kaiser,

William II is OF a temperament not
easily controlled. OF brilliant attain
merts himself and exceedingly strong
will, he is not lightly diverted from Il
set purpose. Yet ii is an open secret in
German political and diplomatic circles
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Lovingly

captain talk as you or or Bill Jones
would
I'll admit" said I, earnestly (for
my theory was being touched upon).
that on all ordinary occasions all of
us use commonplace language to con-
vey our thoughts. You will remember
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Proud of Her Fire.

"Oh, yes. They are doing splendid
work in building up the fire district.
Handsome new blocks are rising up all
over that section, and it viii not be
long before it will be impossible to tell
where the fire was But Baltimore will
never forget it's big fire. and 1t is as
proud Of the great disaster as Wash
ington was of the last inauguration.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
A Great compromiser.

Prince Won Buelow is suastty itself
His great forte is compromise. He is a
peaceEiaker. He is eloquent of tongue
and pleasingly hammered. He is a capi-
tai ioker and story teller, and the Kaiser
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

body in Germany Indeed, it is doubted
IL there is any one else who exercises
any influence over William II at all.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Berlin. July L.

Berlin. July l.
~ ROM plain Herr CAIister) to Prince
- Won Buelow in seven years is the
story of the rise to rank and
power of Germans imperial
chancellor and prime minister, whom
Kaiser Wilhelm elevated to the dignity
of princehood on the crown princes
wedding day.
European politics are believed to coIi-
tain no example of a career so meteoric,
and Prince Won Buelow, who is modest
man, is perhaps the most astonished of
all over the skyrocAet speed at which
his imperial master has pushed him up
the political ladder. He has attained,
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
CAPT TAG.

~ EE, I'm glad live in Wash
ington,' remarked the old
y i Washingtonian to his friend
as they were standing on the
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

He is tl,eOnly...
Person Is1 the.
Garneaf,Et,lplre
Prlvl1e3ed to.
.OfferGratut tesuS
ADVICE to -.
Ml11am1I. And
Is Invaluable
In Sfuooth1n3
Over theKa1Seri
Bad Breaks
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

decided to erect at once the pavilion
that is pictured on this page. This will
be very valuable addition and attrac-
The company has already sold num-
erous lots In the Balboa tract and 1t Is
expected that all wiz be sold out be-
fore very long, as the prices they are
selling at are very much lower than
such property may warrant. The rea-
sons for this are that the company
has a proposition that looks good as a
commercial enterprise, for Newport
bay is good harbor and can be made
a much better one. In days gone by
quite a lot of shipping was done in
the bay and revival of these times is
expected in the very near future.
AS a beach resort Balboa tract has
many advantages and attractions. 1t
has all the aquatic sports and pastimes
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

and businesslike air generally per-
vades the whole tract. A neat sta
tion has been constructed at the foot
of Fifth street for the accommoda-
ton of those living in the upper part
of Bay City, and Alamitos Bay round
trip tickets are good returning by way
of Fifth street. The still water bath
house at Anahelm Landing is open for
business and 1t is the intention of the
owners of Bay City to make this end
of the tract a favorite resort. August
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

tion to the Balboa tract, and will add
materially to the value of holdings.
that can be INDUCED in anywhere and
these can be enjoyed either in the bay
or ocean. Then there Is a grand grove
of trees that has been growing q
quarter of century. This of itself is
a feature that stands alone and it is
supplemented oy hunting, riding, driv-
ing and all the land pastimes that can
generally be found at the very best
eastern resorts.
Altogether Balboa tract is one Of the
coming ports of the coast, and as a
residence or business opportunity 1t
has much to recommend 1t. From now
on with what the company has in mind
the place will be rapidly pushed to be-
come a prominent factor in the coast
development for this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

at $275 to $110O are the following: Mrs.
Marie Steele, Della Van Amburgh, vio-
la Browne, Nellie Neale, Adelaide
Goode, Jessie A. Moore, Josephine
Holder, j. M. LIE Roy, Geo. w. Moore,
]. A. and Annie M. iColegrove, Mamie
w. McEachin, Frank Neigebauer
Charlotte e. Gresham, Luther M. Mars
ton, w. Lester Taylor, Frank M. Rock
hill, Louis Wagner, Mrs Sarah Stern,
Mrs. Bertha Laeventhal, Chas. f. Wag-
ner.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06
LINE OF IMPROVEMENTS
Planned for Famous Balboa Tract by
the Newport Bay Investment
Company-Advantages
of Location

The Balboa tract, on Newport bay,
is rapidly taking its place with the
leading beaches near Los Angeles, for
today the electric line is opened to
Newport and it's quick development
may now be expected.
Taking prominence in the growth the
Newport Bay Investment company has
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06
COAST RESORTS
GROW IN FAVOR
SALES AT NAPLES EVIDENCE
OF POPULARITY
BAY CITY DEVELOPMENTS
Many Lots sold Each Week and Work
Of Improvement Under Way
Assurance Of Advance In
Values
BAY CITY DEVELOPMENTS

A. M. & A. G. Parsons report many
sales in Naples the past week, some OF
which IL is claimed were stimulated by
the fact that all bids on the man.
moth construction work planned by
the Naples company are now in the
hands of the engineer, F. II. olmstead'
Monday next the board Of directors
will award the contracts to the sue
cessful bidders. The following Is the
nersonnel Of the directorate Of the
Naples company: A. M. Parsons, A.
G. Parsons, Dr. John r. Haynes, Dr.
Henry West Hughes, Captain A. c.
Jones, Lamar A. Harris and r. Man
sard.
All the largest contractors in Cali
fornia are bidding on the work, 1t being
the largest proposition of its kind ever
attempted on the coast. The Hall Con-
struction company, Captain Polhemus,
North American Dredging company,
Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific company
and Carl Leonardt, as well as several
other large concerns, are in the COM
petition.
Among the recent purchasers Of lots
are Zella A. Balm, J. r. Donaldson,
Marie Upton, ]. K. woodward, W. G.
Preston, H. J. Backus, Jessie Craw-
ford, f. o. Marcher and L. M. Bald
win of Whittier.
Bay City Development
Twenty-Five lots sold in Bay City
last week indicate a substantial in
crease in appreciative interest on the
part Of home seekers and investors.
Work Of development is progressing
steadily, additional cement curbs and
walks are being put in, streets are be-
ing oiled, boat houses are being built
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06
Popular Crescent Heights

Norton & Hay report great activity
in the sale of the choice lots in the
Crescent Heights, West Hollywood
tract. This addition is one Of the fin
est residence spots in all Southern Cali
fornia, affording a grand view of the
mountains and facing the ocean.
Among the recent purchasers of lots
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-06

promises to be the best month Bay
City has experienced.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05

Sealed ufopD ais orr Did. win Doe pre-
caIycl cd the tiIy CLERKS oT.c. Ii
rrc5ed fa tho Board of Local Improve
m.n's of rhe Clt4 off Cairo mai TO.
O'clock p m 90 Weluc day. n,c0m
Dor O.. 1905. GO which tiue tbe LiI
Niil ta onn-1. for furnishing aU ua
i".al ana doing tlp work necessary
tp construct and complete scue.
fuun Elm street from the c.utrr oI
twenty Hfh stlcr fu connect with q
mauhoie Velisthrn, fr.t HarIh az 30.
0nth D 80 of Tweufy-c.phrh strc a-
81 provided for iu Orluanca numbered
o. said rWnr fo ba cons uclel fa
ihe manner see forth 10 aid ordinance
ui in accordance with tle plan IN
sres. ieaf.Ons now cu Gie boz Jbe office
If fhr Citt Clerk Contractors are o..
Dee pa q 200 bonds bearing five per cent.
Interest per- aHapm Ai proposal rr
bids shall N- accompanied Bog ga a ar
ht q cIe.r PAYABLE zoo tine ORDER of fhr
President off fhe Board 1f Local I'm
proreWeuts iu bis official capacity
certified by responsible bank or an
ammuf which haH rot Dr. .a-- than
ten par ceu'Hm OF fhe aggregate of
the proposal Aif Urra and material
must De- entirely satisfactory f0. and
aHhf5rf Goo -he approval of tine said
Board st iaraI Imumr -merf= The
wor. for con fric'Irr said sewer fo
be aaid joy Three $50 insfaIimeu
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05

Girls. if yon want red lips. laughfn
eye, sweet breath and good looks use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. The
greatest beaBtifier known - cents.
Tea 0 Tablets T. G. Schuh & Sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
Notice For patrol Wagon.

Scaled proposals, with plans. viii be
received for a one-horse. covered
Fartol Wagon TO be built Of good,
Grst class material and thoroughly
painted
Az bids should De received by Mon
day. December ieth. 1905. addressed
r. .G5e Fciiee. gan and Fire COMMITTEES
e &be- ely al .Cairo. us all Cox
-rsrcial avenue
Ths committee fozeles = light =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
NEW YORK COTTON.
Today Saturday
Money Market

Money Oh call strong IS Io iU. Clos
ing bid % offered Ar ten Tire nrm.
sixty ninety days Sis months SIX rar
cent Prime paper 5ie 10 SO. tx-
change weak. demand sfS5t5 20 q So
20; sixty DAYS $3.50 t1 gN-a5 Ha.
SILVER. 60.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05

ItJtfI dHf I'M ~ jus
Z. :. DEWEY.
CITY Comptroller.
November 10Th 1893
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05

Tie Icy ~ Tho situation Il slesr
iis il HE gailstln A
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
Alexander County
Savings Bank
STRICTLY 4 SAVINGS BANK.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Surplus and Undivided profits, $4,000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-05
Officers.
Directors.

). Fenchter. Jr., n. =. ThisCleWUo,
David S. Lansden.
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
MUST LIVE SINGLE
OR QUIT JOBS
Arbitrary Rule Enforced IN
English School.
II APPLIES TO BACHELORS
seventy-fve Masters in Pubic Build
nGs Earring Less Thai
$3.50 a Year.

LONDON, Jan. "a scheme recently
drawn up for the governing Of one of
the greatest public schools IN England
contains u proTiso that ali tie t5i-ty-
TWO masters s,.aIl, with four possible
exceptions. -De bachelors. or live as
such"
This statement was made af the an
nual meeting OF the Incorporlted As
sociation Of Assistant Masters in Sec
ondary Schools by G. F. Daniel. the
retiring Chairman. who is an assistant
master at the AIercers School.
Mr. EitnieiI said he did not feel 1usti-
fed in publicly mentioning the name OF
the school In very many public sc.sools
he went on, masters were prevented
from marrying from the srna.Iness of
the salaries paid
There is little to choose between
oeiibacy enforced by arbitrary ree1la-
tons and that compelled BY poverty.
added Mr. Daaien
Although the r.Ia icrity of masters en-
rloyed in secondary schools dr:4 univer-
sity men, there are 10 fewer han Sev-
enty-fve masters earning under $50 a
year.
Mr. DanieiIs statements were fully
borne OCT yesterday by other members
Of the association @Who freely stated
that che school to which MIR Danieli
had specially referred was Christ's Hos
Eital-
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE BELL HONE
Reports Will Show Institution Sup
ported by Private Means With
out Help of Congress.

The board of lady managers Of the
Bell Home will hold its second an
nual meeting at the Pro-Cathedral
Church of the Ascension tomorrow even
ing Reports of the years work win
be considered. and an appeal issued %
the public. The appeal viii set forth
the fact that the home is supported
entirely by private means. and Congress
has never been asked for an appropria-
ton.
1t is the desire Of the board to erect
at an early date a new building for the
comfort OF the needy children under its
care 1t is explained that there are
twenty-Seven children belonging TO the
Home, twenty-five of whom have to oc-
cupy the present building, there being
no room for the other two. which was
formerly a private residence and was
never intended for a family of more
than six or eiph|- but il now shelters.
counting the superintendent and her as
sistants tWenty-elght-
The Following ladies compose the board
of mana gers: Mrs. w. G. Davenport.
Mrs. J. r Johnson, Miss Fictorine
Koones, Miss Stead. and Mrs. Bfrney.
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
EDWIN A. HILLS DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
Stricken With Apoplexy in Morning,
Veteran Senate Employe Is
Corpse Before Midnight.


Edwin a Hills. for thirty years an
employe OF the United States Senate
died at II o'clock last night at his home,
e03 French Street, after an Illness of
few hours Funeral services will be
held at his late home at 3:30 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon by the Rev John Van
Schaick, jr.. rector Of the Church OF
Our Father.
Mr.. Hills left his home yesterday
morning. as usual, for the Capitol, but
stopped on his way TO make some pur-
chases in a downtown store While In
the store he was seized with g stroke of
apoplexy and was sent by the proprietor
10 the Emergency Hospital, accompa-
MED by one OF his clerks Mr.. Hills was
kept at the hospital until 2:30 o'clock
when he was removed to his home and
died at IL o'clock without having re-
gained consciousness.
Mr.. Hills came to Washington about
thirty years ago from mis- home In Do
YER, n. II. and has made mis- home
here ever since. He is survived by one
daughter. Miss E. C. Hills.
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
MEN OF ST. THOMAS
ORGANIZE A CLUB
First Meeting Held Last Eight-Elec-
ton of Offcers-Plans and Pur-
poses CT the Body.

The first regular meeting OF the Men
Club of ST. Thomas Episcopal Church
was held last evening at the residence
of Melville Church, 1908 Twentieth
Street. when there was a large attend
ance of members and their friends pres
ent. The social feature of the even
ing's entertainment was preceded by a
business meeting for the purpose of
permanent organization. adoption of by
laws. and the election of permanent Off
GERS
The meeting was called 10 order by
Gen. John A. Johnston, who called upon
the temporary secretary to read the
proposed bylaws. nomiIatlng com com
baugh, the Rev. DR.. G. Ernest Smith,
and S. Henry Agnew, was appointed by
the chairman for the purpose or select
ing permanent officers tor the organiza-
ton.
The committee presented the follow
ing names for the respective offices:
President Gen. John A. Johnston; vice
president, A. Geary Johnson, secretary
treasurer. DR.. l. W. GlazebrooF; mem
bers OF executive committee, Melville
Church, DR.. @. r. Shepperd. and A. A
Birney.
Upon motion those mentioned were
unanimously elected.
Bishop Satterlee made short ad-
dress of congratulation, commendat ton,
and encouragement 10 the members OF
the newly organized club. General Wood
ward gave paper, Personal Remi-
niscences OF the Night Of the Assassi-
nation of President Lincoln"
Those present. and who joined the
club were the Right Rev Henry Y Sat
terlee. Bishop of Washington; the Rev.
j. A AspinwalI. the Rev. J. G. Ames.
S. Henry Agnew, Charles E. Brock. DIR.
Z. o. Belt. W. II. Belts, c. L. Baker,
a A Birney. Mr. Buckley. NJ. Church,
j. W. Calvert. Mr.. Justice Clabaugh. H
c. DugdaIe, J. G Davidson. Capt II w.
Fitch. DR. L. w. Glazebrook, Charles
F. Gil. Norman Calf. Herbert A Gill.
j. w. Holcombe. ". S. Hoge. Gen. W.
p. Hall. Gen. John A Johnston, DR..
Gabriel E. Johnston, A Ge:try Johnson.
E. P. Kreiter, w E Lester, Denton
Cannon. F. w Noyes. A. c. Pryor,
H NJ Rochester. Charles o. Rice @ c.
Stevens. the Rev Dr.. c. Ernest Smith,
DIR. G. r. Shepperd, Cen John NJ. VII
son. Gen. George A. Woodward, Julian
Wall. William Woolhey. J. C Walker
w. A Weigle, E. A. VareIla. the Rev
Mr.. Ccgley.
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
LICENSE TAKEN AWAY
FROM DR.. S. A. CZARRh

The license of DR.. Sigmund A Cara
to practice medicine in the District was
revoked by the Board of Medical Super
visors at the conclusion of his second
trial on charges OF dishonorable and
,Inprofessional conduct
The trial began yesterday afternoon IN
the office of Health Officer Woodward
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
Pacific Ccast-Southem Railway.

The absolute certainty OF no possible
detention en- route on account of snow
blockades, when travelling over the
Southern Railway, via New Orleans, to
San Francisco, makes this route with
its double daily fast Pullman sieepiu g
and dining car service. the best line be-
tween Washington and Pacific Coast
points jaS-2t
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
STERE0PTIC0N LECTURE
ON ARIZONA'S WONDERS

DR. Pierce's stereopticon lecture on 1.Thc
Arizona Wonderland" which recently
afforded such pleasure TO the Eastern
High School and its patrons, Will DE
given at National Rifles Armory Hail
on Friday, January q, at D. m.
The press of several cities speaks of
this lecture as Delightful" The best
ever given" as Revelation and as
10 the close
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
Seaboard Florida Limited.

: Finest Irain in the south-seaboard
Shortest Line-Quickest time to an
Florida Points Limited leaves daily
at 6:25 Q. m, arrives Jacksonville l D
~. st. Augustine 30 r. n, next day.
Office 1921 Pennsylvania Avel.ie
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
Times Want Ad Branch.

Want advertisements for The Evening
and Sunday Times will be received AT
regular Office rates at V. Hugo Eisen-
Deiss' Pharmacy corner Seventh and p
Streets southeast
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
Again Tomorrow
Cotton Wolfe, SIC Yd
121c'

This advertised for yesterday and actually nine
out of ten who for inquired IN the
nan section thinking that only remnants could be sold
at so great reduction-when the fault our own IN
not stating that it to be had in the Wash Goods
Section, D Street and Eighth Street and cut from full
pieces The reduction is owing to the fact that We have
but pattern left Choice though Of FIVE different
shades.
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
NO STATUE FOR H0AR
WHILE SUMNER WAITS

ROsTON. Jan 25.-Before the legis-
lative committee on state house, former
Isa,,aseptative Joseph H Walker. Of
worcester, opposed the erection OF a
statue in honor Of the late Senator
George F. Hoar. as recommended by
He caiied attention to the fact that
1he state never had erected statues to
Charles Sumner and others Of her ia
nous men.
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
8 81 10
Reduced from Sl.50

Misses and Children s
Shoes, IN every size and
embracing a large variety
of styles and feathers, IN
both button and lace.
The Washington times., 1905-01-25
LITTLE INTEREST
IN TREASURY JOB
Politicians Indifferent to
Armstrong; Retirement.
MURPHY is A CANDIDATE
Expected That an Outside Man VIII
Be Chozen to Succeed Assist
ant Secretary.

So far tie Administration has been
slow in trying to fll the vacancy which
VIII exist IN tie Treasury Department
when the Il esigEaticn OF Assistant Sec
/ { tar. Gose.t Armstrong takes effect
tie.2e-:i.ly there is = scramble for stscn
(; rich p.l-nJ, out on th-5 occasion the
c,.IIt.i.-a.tts ICr the cStce appear to pc
Few crg ht,ic IS heard in TIE Treas
say Department. about Armstrong Sue
cessor. C1 course, the President has the
matter under consideration, and at the
--.ght time will make known his cnolce,
but up TO this time The candidates are
lighting II secret. ana are not making
nc Iheir. lnteEt.Cns