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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Aus ben iihriesm Tbetlfm.

&oQingen (Yetineen), 2. Ipril,-
Sn elmer 8allerie 5u Son0s De @ras
ipltroe Der 9ergmann Iominif FRO.
iani bon elmer ifyperen Steinmoiie
am Hiidsrat uno am aopf 10 erbeb-
LID perlest, bob fem Seben in @e.
iabr lit.
aapl, 3. Ipril. @eitern Ibeno
entitano Dor Der Sh1nfe BON Grei-
ientini cine &eilerei, bel peld)er DER
@irtb 9. Geccotti aui ben Irbeiter
u. Gecci einen GepolperihuB abaab.
Gie &,isel brang IN ben aopf oes
Gecci, obue Dab iein Seben III 8e-
iabr itebt.
&ehlen, 8. Npril. 9ie YlGne
mo aoitenanihlaee iiir Die proief.
tierte WaHerleitnng, meld)e bon Der
Mderbou , Verpoltung ausgearbeitet
mlrroen, belaufen lid api 1S5. 600
Srunfen. - Sn Der alien Yiorrfirte
aui Sd)onberg, pelhe eben nieoergc.
riiien miro, bat mari einen groben
iteinernen Sarfopbag aus Dem II.
Sobrbunoert entoedt. - Iie @rrify.
ting elmer YoItasentiir in unierer
Srtifoit lit beihloiiene Sade; lie
ioQ in einigen Wonaten initaaiert
peroen.
Sibelingen, 5. Mpril. Gin bluti.
ger Muitritt ipielte ii6 seitern Abcnb
gesen 6 llbr I'M bielisen Stablmerfe
ab. Ger Mrbeiter 0omenico Gor.
boni mar iniolse zines Streites. Den
er fiir5lib nit einem Mitarbeiter
bate an ieiner grbeitsiteae BON Ger
@enoarmerie protofplliert mproen.
gr iiibrte baS Yrotofol aui Die Ilis.
iage oes oils 3elige oieuenoen @lod-
iabrerS Iomenico Irmilei 5triid.
Nadoem ole 8enoarmen lif entiernt
hatten, trat or 81 bieiem bin inb Der.
ieste ibm nit Der Souit cinen StoB
unter's ainnL Mrminei ieiterisits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Ans BEN Ger. 5taatem.

Ter 9odju. Batter Martin Gaspar,
Pfarrer Der @emeiube IN Stratforo,
9io5eie Ga Groiie. tritt oieier Gage
our St6rfuns ieiner angeeriiienen
@ciunbbeit cine @eiie nod Der alien
Seimutb Giirembnrs) an.
aiir5lid itarbcu in Meu Him,
Minn., 5wei seborene 2nrembur9er
i'm i6oniten Mannesnlter: Soiepb
@ales, seb. 81 @eimersfird, gu.
rembura, i'm M1r5 1857, oils Sobn
bon Wilbelm @aaes aus genamtem
Srt. uno Mnna Sdmis aus 9ommel.
bingen. Iie Gbe mar feline gliid,
lid)e, Der Batter crfanmte Seinen
9ott crit miebsc nuf Dem Sterbe.
bette. ole Muttec itarb i'm Srrenbolls
= bemii III piel seioai. .Suiepb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

Seier erifienen. 9as Taar nurbe
.sor 25 SaDreit in Der bieiigen ct.
.vlurieilss,,tuJe ulil.y o,.u. ~. ~illle5
getralit uno bat nit einieen fur5en
llnterbrchungen ieitber bier &C.
lpobnt. Serr Burr fam als anabe
bon neun Sabren nit ieinen Gltern
aus 3~ons6ori, 2uremburg, nod ben
Ser. Staaten, mdbrenb ieine @attin
I'M Sabre 1880 OILS erpafienes
W1bden aus ibrer Seimatb 3rier
beriiber uno nah Bort Waibineton
fam. Seds ainber iinb ibnen i'm
lugenblid)en Sitter ourd5 Den 1ob &c.
nommen moroen nno mir Elm Sobn,
Sobnnp, lit linen s%eblieben. geioe
gbeleute iinb itets rob uno pohlee-
mlttb uno boffen bon Der 3ufunft
INNER oas Bette. @enn Better"
in 20 Sobren bon jest allf nod fen,
Wiqionar iein mag, 10 miro err bod
fir cine ihone golbcne Sod5eitsfeier
iorgen. llniere 8liidtpiinihe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

oaiiir beitimmte 4eubau ~gegeniiber
Gem Sotcl Stour lit bcreits begou.
men. Serr Stein lit gum Yrofu-
riitcn Der 9anf in Siremburg ct.
haunt morben.
Ter Wnnncr nit benz &inSc. =
Dor eirigen 5asen beeesnete Der
Initreidcr Snfob Aitaen ans Se5pe.
ringen aiif benz 9abnbofe in elmer
Mirtbihait eincm iunsen Wanne,
Der elm ~fiiniidbrigcs WdodJen bel lid,
batte uno Dem Mitsen 90 6ranfen
manntlif periprad), menn CT g III
&oit nebmen poate. Iitgen maj es
5nirteoen unb nabm oas aino init
fort. Ger Mnbere fiimmerte lid
ebcr nift mebr Inn ousielbe uno na.
trrb, oeiien los 81 iein. Im Sonn'
tog iuuroc Der 9i,rife %perbaitct; er
trlie ein diaries Iulfmeiier bel iid,.
Wem Dos aino eigentlih scbort,
uetB man nod nift. Ter 8ertof.
tete, elm 9eutiher Momens Sobanu
3roit, iheint nod Wanf)es auf benz
&erbbol3e 5u boben.
lie Barrier Spurt5eitnng yInto'
beriftet: Mm Nbeno bes 81. Wdr3
miro Der Mtblet Sobn Grim, Der 5iir
3ett nit grobem Grfolg in Der nIl.
bambra" auftritt, gum erIten Wal
fplgenoe Drummer ausfiibren, Die Die
autler eetpib intereiiiren miro; er
miro gegen elm Iiitomobil auitreten,
unb 5par in folsenoer @eiie: Grin
bat Inn Die gruit einen Hiemen &c.
id}naGt, Der an Der Hiidieite zines
16.pferoigen Wotormoeens feitge'
mod,t lit. Mit ben S1noen faBt CT
ein itdrfes Cell, oas in Der Wauer
peranfert lit. Ter @agen iest lid
in 0emegiing, Grim l1bt i'm Elm
BOAR Weter 5uriidleeen uno 5iebt i'm
bann 81 ieinem giissansspunft Su.
rid. Ias lit, iiist Der yMuto" biu'
Su, cine 8raitleiituns. Die nid,t aa'
taglih lit unb Die mir III Yaris nod
nid)t eeieben haben. Wie unier
2onosmann unter'm 81. Ntdr5 aus
Yaris idreibt, fiibrte er oas rInbal.
ten" uno n3uriiditoBen" bes mil
polem Iampi sebenben Nutonlobils
Dem Barrier Yublifum MIR gum
rInoenfen" Dor.
Mm 1. April murbe I'M &ailal gu
Intperpen Der II Sabre alte 6r.
Stefien bon Yllpermiibl als 2eihe
auigefunoen. Haf allen Mn5eiden
5u ihlieBen, lit Der innge Wamr
iiberfaaen unb ms @aiier eeitiir5i
poroen. gr ioate eben elm engage.
ment antreten mo trlig cine aniebn.
lif)e Summe 8elo in Der 3aide, aui
Die es beim lteberiaa abseieben mar,
Gipilitanb Der Stabt 9nrembnrs.
Seiratben.- 1. Ipril: Yeter
Griemeper, Sfubmoher, NIT Soiilt
Goupbiu; auguit Sdiid, 6arber nit
Inna Maria Burg. A.: Mutbias
8raoife, ganfbeamter nit anna Ga'
tbarina Sbeis.
Sterbef1lle. 81. W1rs
gatbarina Wompeius, alt 80 Sabre,
ebefrau bon 3beoDor @ans, Sflmb.
nader. 2. gpriI: Seonarb Nicolas
Clement, alt 2H Wonate; Narsa'
retba @riinen, alt 13 Wonate; So.
iepb 6ieoler, alt 81 Sabre. Glen
babnbeamter; Sermine 9iebl, alt 80
Sabre. obne Stano. ebelos. B..
Yeter Yictor Sturm, alt SO Sabre.
Profeiior am Itbenaum; Hic,
Sdammo, alt 81 Sabre, peni. 9ot'
cono,ieteur. A.: Sran5isfa Wario
MnSre. alt 3 Wonote. g.: Wnrio
Werih, oft 26 Sabre, @beirau bon
Teter Simon, Gbeniit; &einbaro @i'
roth, olt 81 Sabre, ginfoiiirer
Seinrib Brumbaum, oft 81 Sabre,
guhbiuoer, ebelos; Seon Camille
Sdmit, alt 80 Sabre. GAZETTEER; Geo.
8raffe, alt 2 Wonate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

&iele Mieniheu in Ger @elt
Streben MIR nod @ilt uno @elS.
limo wcnn JIG cs buun erpcrbcn.
9eaen lie iid) bin unb lterbcn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Hotel Arrivals.

New Willard-Harvey Jordan. Atlanta
Ga; Z. B. Pierce, Little Rock. Ark: Her
bert H. White Brookline, Mass. Burton
Holmes. Chicago: Edwin S. Cramp. Ph,la-
delph.a; Mrs. ]. Stuart Bryan, Richmond,
Va; w. o. Arthurs, Mount Vernon. Ill. /,
Samuel S. Sewall, Bath, Me-: Walter G.,
Reid, New York
shoreham-Benjamin Murphy and Mrs.
Murphy, Jersey City, N. j.: John T.
Jansenn and Mrs Jansenn. Milwaukee,:
,as seymour, Knoxville. Tenn: Will
Hardacre. New York; Miss Graham, PhiIa-
delphia.
Ebbitt-Gen. Evan A. Andrews and W.
A.; Holbrook. United States army; 4. q.
tative Campbell slemp, Mrs. Slemp and
cramer Philadelphi Hae Va Wsp g. .ai Lo e e.
plttsburg; W, Q. sealey, GAINESVILLE, Ohio:
Mrs. r. j. Barker, Tiverton. r. l.
Arlington-D. d. Colwock New Orleans.
William Il, jackson. Salisbury. Md; w.
Bascom, ST. Louis; William McDonald
keyser, W. Va; Ambert Tree, Chicago, s.
n. White New York; Arthur Bradshaw,
New York city; C. NJ Anderson. Green,
Vile Ohio; Dana Mlllikin, New York city.
Riggs - Representative A. o. Stanley,
Henderson. Ky; Representative R. +.
Broussards Louisiana; S. A. Anderson st.
Paul. Mimi; George r. Walker. Chicago:
w. J. Mayer, New York; D. h Oliver, New
York city; l.. Ullman, New York: w s.
Fawcett, Philadelphia.
Raleigh. w. Calvert Pewee Valley
KY; A. w. Ramage, Detroit, Mich. Scott
A Bennett. st. Louis; c, L. Bruff United
States navy; Hogan Yancey, Lexington
Ky; b. T. Hammer, Oklahoma; William c.
Poe, jr., Baltimore; Representative limo
thy D. Sullivan. New York city; John b.
Patterson and Mrs. Patterson, Philadel-
pha.
st. James-W. NJ Cinden. Marion. Ind :;
Dr. S: Holiday and Mrs. Holiday. Orange
Va; l.. F. Slater. Fort Hancock N J.; e.
A. Herman Hamilton, Mont: F. H.
Cannyham, South Omaha, Neb.; d. S. Mar
shall, Utah: d. w. Gladun. Syracuse N
Y; j. F. Flynn, Seattle; w. j. Lee. Ohio.
Hotel Gordon-F. H. Brooks, Baltimore,
Md; Charles l. Hills. Baltimore. Md; Fl.
Osterhaus United States navy and Mrs
Osterhaus; F. K. Townsend, Rochester. n.
Y; f. w. Osborne United States navy;
w. w Smith. United States navy: Col. W.
l. Bidder United States Marine Corps;
John Mel, L. S. r. c. s.; Thomas L. Kelly,
Boston; Miss Wadsworth New York: Miss
Green. New York; Miss Bowen New York;
c. l.. Hussey. United States navy; C. W.
Cairnes. Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Arthur Brown and Sarah Hebos
Shermont Dixon and jamie Stewart, both
of Falls Church. Va.
Daniel Johnson and Ida B. Toiiver.
Hugh L. Matthews of this city and
Eleanor X. Carr of Tarboro, N C.
Lewis Newton of this city and Josephine
Monroe of Fairfax. Va.
Daniel D. Conroy and Matilda Alfred.
Andrew Vfessman and Louisa GredIein.
Edward H. Johnson and Sadie Dickerson
Thomas w. Ragland and Laura NJ Jacobs
Guy Il. Mitchell and Annie Wissier. both
of Baltimore, Md
Archibald A. Latchford and laura I.
Langley.
Francis F. Mulvey and Estella M I.eecb
robert Joyce of Anacostia, D. C.. and
Mary Il. Brown of Egglestons Springs. Va
James r. Considine and Marie c. ReIl
Frederick Moore and Bertha Jones.
Nathan Bortan and Esther Ford
z. Artte Payne and Gertrude PhilIips.
John w. kmmeriing of Philadelphia
Pa, and Ida L. Pearl of Hagerstown. Nd
BERTRAND w. Norton and Sarah C, Wal
ker, both of Boston. Mass.
Clyde B. Kendall and Clare M Davies
FRANK j. Owens and Jennie Owens both
or King George county, Va.
Cadwalader Woodville and Eugenia +.
Barber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
LOSSES BY FLAMES.
Monthly Report Of Chief Engineer Of
Fire Department.

BY rather unusual coincidence the num-
Der of fire alarms, summoning sections OF
the local fire department to duty during
the month of November, were evenly d.
vided between bell calls and locals"
This is shown in the monthly report OF
Chief Engineer William T. Belt submitted
to the Commissioners this morning The
report follows:
During the month of November 49,
alarms of fire We're received, and Of this
number sixty-six were bell alarms and six
were local or silent alarms. There were
eleven false alarms. OF the 12l fires sixty
were In brick structures, thirty-fve in
frame structures, two In stone structures,
one for fence. one for a motor car, one
for dump, one for a steam car. one for a
tree, two for automobiles, sixteen for the
burning of brush and one for fire outside
OF the District of Columbia. The total loss
caused by the 121 fires was estimated at
s1o,O91. or less than per cent of the total
insurance, S209.370 OF the total loss an
estimated damage of SS,695 was caused by
the fifty-five bell alarm fires to property
insured for $500. and an estimated dam
age of 81 ,396 was caused by the sxty-six
local fire alarm fires TO property insured for
1921 ,45o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
WANT CHEAPER GAS.
Georgetown Citizens to Take Their
Troubles to Congress.

petition for the reduction In price OF
gas In West Washington has been circ,,-
lated and has received numerous sigma
lures. 1t will be presented. possibly tomor-
row. in the Senate by Mr.. Spooner. and in
the House by Mr. Hearst. Attorney L. E
Phillips has the matter in charge. Tho
petition recites:
That the rate OF s1.25 per 1000 cubic
feet for gas and the penalty OF IS cents
per 1000 cubic feet for on-payment of
consumers bill within ten days after presen-
tation of same Is a grievous burden; that
the present improved process of msnufac-
ture enables said company to furnish
twenty-three candle-power pure illumina-
ting gas to the consumer at a total cost
OF ~ cents per LOCO cubic feet that the
excuse offered by the Georgetown Gaslight
and unjust rate for it's gas is the high price
or coal and the small number of consumers.
This excuse. 1t Is charged, is specious, In
accurate and untrue.
Congress Is asked to investigate the BUSH
ness and affairs of the company to ascer-
Tain the actual cost of manufacture and
delivery to consumers of TWENTY-FIVE cam
die-power Illuminating gas. and the profits
derived therefrom. to the end that fair
and equitable rate may be established by
law, and Is aksed to enact n law to amend
section of the act approved June g. 1905
entitled An act relating TO the sale OF
gas In the District of Columbia" so that
the Georgetown Gaslight Company may be
required upon and after the passage of the
act to furnish gas to private consumers for
Illuminating and fuel purposes at a rate
not exceeding 81 per 1000 cubic feet and to
the United States and District of Columbia
governments at a rate not exceeding rs
cents per LOCO cubic feet. and shall not
collect from private consumers more than
10 cents. perl, 900 cubic feet for the non
payment of gas bills within ten days after
the rendition of bills. tv.,7"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05

Frances Adele Ceilings. IS years, 4a3 l.
street northwest.
Scott Green. q years. 2Sss @ street north
west.
Arey A. Hammond - years. s2e Kenyon
street.
Daniel p. Hickiing, 70 years. 2s2 Sd street
northwest
Mary c. Lanahan. 81 years. / street
northeast.
William NOR, Sc years. United States Sol
diers' Home.
Mary E. Norton, 50 years. 1924 X street
northwest.
Joseph Rountree, 80 years
George Robinson, Go years, 1872 18th street
southeast
Lillian Edna Stout. Is years, eis r street
northwest.
Lydia E. Sinclair. Sc years, 1919 10Th
street northwest
Sarah Scott. 50 years, 1914 sth street
northwest.
Agnes c. Sullivan, 80 years. sth and 70
streets northwest
Horace Thomas, 3 years, 81 L street
northwest.
John Taylor. 80 years, so7 18th street
northwest.
Mary Elizabeth Thornton. years. 100
Seaton street northeast
John Van Horn. SO years 543 14th street
southeast.
Artemus Washington RI years, Burrville,
d. c.
Lillian Ward, 81 years. 229 22d street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Sale at Corcoran House.

Corcoran house will be open tomorrow
for the annual sale of the Washington CO.
operative Society, the good work of which
Is well known in this city. Mrs William
Corcoran Eustis has given the use of her
house, on Lafayette square, and the hours
of the sale are from 10 6. An exhibition and
sale of the Dolly Madison rugs will be a
feature, but beautiful display of dolls and
all their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, furniture and
even automobiles-will attract those inter-
ested in youthful fancies. Mrs Ward
Thoron, the president OF The, society; Mrs
Corcoran Thorn, Miss Williams and Mrs
Charles II. Keep, other officers, will be as
sisted by number of wel-known women
during the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Pulled From the Wagon and Beaten.

After being pulled down from his wagon,
William Short, old man, was assaulted
in Goetler's alley southeast yesterday by
Ernest Galloway and another colored man.
Galloway was arrested by Bicycle Police
man Cullinane of the fifth precinct, and was
arraigned before Judge Kimball In the Po-
lice Court this morning on a charge of as
sault on William Short. The court SEN
fenced Galloway TO six months In jail
According to the testimony, Galloway and
his friend saw Short busy at work for the
Crawford Paving Company in Goetler's al
ley yesterday afternoon, and they offered
to help. After the work was completed
Galloway asked for his pay. IT didn't
promise to give you anything" was the
reply, With that, the two helpers, 1t is al
legged. pulled Short from the wagon. ana
after knocking him down kicked him In the
mouth and over the eye infiicting wounds
which bled profusely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Funeral of DR.. Daniel P. Hickline.

The funeral services over the remains of
the late DR.. Daniel p. Hickiirg took place
this morning at Trinity Protestant Epis-
copal Church corner Sd and streets Iorh-
west, at IL o'clock The services We're con-
Quoted by Rev. Richard p Williams, rector
of Trinity parish, and Rev. Clement Brown,
rector of the Pro-Cathedral Church of the
Ascension. DR. Hickling was sevsnty-eight
years of age and was in the drug business
in this city for many years. but some years
ago retired from active business life. Be
sides his widow he leaves son. DR. Percy
Hickling. The pallbearers Were Messrs.
Percy H. Russell, Joseph r. Ewing john
D. Griffith. William Spottswood, Eugene
Russell and William Oscar Rooms. The
interment, which was private, was in Rock
Creek cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Death Due to Diphtheria

Coroner hewitt was called upon yester-
day afternoon to give certificate of death
in the case Of Ellen Roster a coIored child
whose parents live at 1011 7th street south
east, but the patient was in so serious a
condition that she could not take medi-
cine
Coroner hewitt was satisfied that death
had resulted from diphtheria and had the
body removed to the morgue as a precau-
tionary measure. culture taken by the
coroner and submitted to the health depart
ment showed the presence of diphtheria
bacilli. The body will therefore have to
be placed in sealed casIset before it is
returned to the home of the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Small Fires Today.

An alarm of fire was sounded from box
518 about 9:45 o'clock this morning be-
cause of a blaze in the oyster house OF
Dyson & Henderson. 53S sth street south
east. The fire was caused by trouble with
q gasoline stove, and about $15 damage re-
suited
A blaze, caused by painter using fire
pot, was caused in the house of Mrs. Dixon,
POI A street southeast, this morning about
10 o'clock No. engine company was
called upon for assistance and the blaze
was extinguished after about 500 damage
had been caused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health Office
during. the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lowsi
Elizabeth Austin, 90 years. Bethesda, Md.
Elsie Agnes Allen, 10 months. Burrville.
d. c.
Annie S. Brooks. IS years. 1852 Mintwood
place.
Maggie Barker 81 years 1924 G street
northwest.
Thomas Beverly, 60 years.
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
DIED..

BoNAyEDEs. On Monday December !. 1908. at
Richmond, Va. PAUL BONAvEDEs formerly
Of Washington at the Of sixty years
Interment at Richmond from PHI E. Broad street
CHARLES JOSEPH, the beloved and only son
of James NJ and the late Marcella Dunn, in
the twenty first year of his age.
None knew him but TO love him,
None named him but 10 praise.
aD on 1o1 THURSDAY IN. at sac so Inn
macuate Conception at 0 am %
EDELIN, Departed this life Monday, December
4. 1905. at II am, CHARLES H., the beloved
father Of Abilene and cousin Of Charles W.
Funeral from his late residence 1922 South Caro-
linz avenue southeast. Interment Mt. 0llvet
cemetery.
GRAFT; On , December s. 1905, at 10 pm, MARY
Funeral from her son-in-laws residence, 18th and
Evarts streets, Brookland Wednesday, Deeem-
Der q, at z am. lnterment at Nealsylle, Nd
Lancaster. Pa, papers please copyl %
JENKINS. Departed December 4. 1905. at II 40
am, MARION, the beloved daughter of Marion
and David f. Jenkins at the age of Ave years
Funeral services will be conducted at her late
residence, 1904 T street northwest, Wednesday.
December 8. at pm.
sHANKLIN. On Monday. December 4. 1908, at
Henry H L. sHA HiE Iesi'enee' oneVs 'na'e'
Funeral services wednesday,. December 9, at 1
o'clock pm, from his late residence, No
Grafton street. Chevy Chase, Md.
sTAHL. On Monday, December 4. 1905. at s:2s
late Thomas B. Stabl.
Funeral from her late residence. 1l9 4th street
southeast. Wednesday, December q, 2 pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend q.
WELLS. On Tuesday, December s, 1905, at l
an at bis residence I719 sth street north;
of Louisa Wells sSed ftr Sss0y years suSoano
Funeral from Israel c. n L. Church Thursday
i December 7. at l pm Relatives and friends
Wh.a4T IT., P SWEs this Ne MGpSsE December
son of Richard o. and HARRIET s. Wright.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Funeral from his late residence 1ol7 South Caro-.
lima avenue southeast Wednesday. December
o. at pm. Friends invited TO attend.
In Memoriam.
BARTLETT In sad and loving memory of our
only and brother, EDWIN C. BARTLETT,
Jr., who passed away one year ago today. De-
cember 5, 1904.
Over and around his grave we tenderly place tho
beautiful flowers sent by loving friends and play
mates in sweet remembrance OF him.
HIS DEVOTED PARENTS AND SISTERS
JOHNSON. In sad but loving remembrance of
dear father, HENRY JOHNSON who en-
tered rest twelve years ago today, December o.
BY HIS DAUGHTERS. A. s. J. AND NIB L.
o'BRIEN. In sad but loving remembrance of my
dear and only brother. WM. j. O'BRIEN who
died one year ago today. December 8, 1904.
May his soul rest in peace
BROTHER JOHN
STEWART In sacred memory OF our loving
mother. Mrs. ELIZA A. STEWART who de-
parted this life six years ago today, December
8. 1899.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON
UNDERWOOD. In sad but loving remembrance
of my dear. devoted mother, BESSIE ELIZA
BETH UNDERWOOD who departed this life
twenty-one yesrs ago today, December ., 1884.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MARTHA IN
DERWO0D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-05
Death Of Mrs. Sarah II. Terrell

Word was received here today of the
death. at Cuero, Tex, on Sunday night of
Mrs. Sarah H. Terrell. long a resident of
this city, where she was well known and
loved by large circle of friends. Mrs.
Terrell had not been well for year, and
about two months ago left here to visit
relatives in Texas, in the hope that the
change Of climate might benefit her. Three
of her children, Miss May, Frank and Mas
ter Willie, were with her when she passed
away. The interment was at Cuero
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Left Train at Wrong Station.

Paolino Domenicantonio, living at 1I7
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, called on
Capt. Amiss last night and sought his aid
in locating his wife. 1t appears that she
got OF the train at Wilmington. Del. Sat-
urday night, thinking she was In this city.
ton to the Wilmington police authorized
His wife was soon found and started to-
ward this city. reaching here late last
night.
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6. Lip scheutZ, the wel-known chess play
of New York, died al Hamburg Novem-
Der 30, after undergoing a series OF opera
lions. Lipscheutz was born at Unyvar,
Hungary. in 1868. He came to New York
in 1880
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Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald &c Koven being in
mourning for the latter's mother. will not
keep house here this winter Their home
on Vermont avenue will be occupied by
Representative and Mrs. Olcott of New
York, after January J.
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Miss Eva McAdoo, daughter of Police
Commissioner McAdoo OF New York, is
here on a visit to Miss Louise Foraker,
and Senator and Mrs Foraker will give
a young peoples dinner In her honor to-
night.
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Miss Mercer of this city attended the
Monday german last night in Baltimore,
when the debutantes Of the season were out
in full force. Miss Mercer wore embroid-
cred white chiffon and carried an armful
of American Beauty roses.
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Rear Admiral Frank Courts and Mrs.
Courts have returned from New York and
have taken quarters at the Cairo for the
winter.
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Miss Dorothy Rilser has entirely recovered
from her recent illness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Blackwood will be at home
23041a street northwest, after January 1,
1906