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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-23
NORTHUMBERLAND SAIL
rs DELEGATES EN- ROUTE TO AT
TEND RAILROAD CONGRESS.

NEW YORK, April 22-The largest and
most representative delegation of French
transportation and railroad men that has
ever visited this country sailed for New
York from Havre today on the French
line steamer La Lorraine. In all there
are seventy-five delegates. representing
among them every railroad in France.
and in addition are number of prom
inent government officials
They are on their way to attend the in
ternational railroad congress which meets
in Washington, d. c.. on May 4. and at
which representatives. of railroads from
all over the world will assemble.
The delegates accompanied the
trip by Jules Charles Roux, the new
president of the Compagnie Generate
Transatlantique. one of the most prom
inent men in marine affairs and enter
prise in France. They are the guests of
President Charles RouX while on La Lor-
raine.
To Arrive One Week From Today.
1t is expected that the La Lorraine will
arrive here one week from today. On
Sunday evening, April 30 the French
chamber of commerce in this city win
tender banquet TO the delegates
President Charles-Roux on Monday af
ternoon. May l. will hold a reception in
ing will be the host at dinner to the
delegation on board La Lorraine at
which Mayor Mcclellan and others will
make addresses.
On Tuesday. May ,, the delegation will
start for Washington. where, on the same
evening, a dinner will be given by Am
bassador Jusserand at the French en-
bassy. in honor of his countrymen.
All of the delegates are coming to this
country for the purpose of studying the
great railroad system of the United States,
as we'll as attending the congress. A
close study will be made of American
methods and equipments by personal OBJ
servation, while railroad matters in the
highest technical form will be freely dis
cussed and set forth in the sessions OF
the congress.
+ Sir Charles Owens, general manager OF
the London and Southwestern railroad,
D. Drummond, w. NJ. Ackworth and Eve
lyn Cecil, MP, who are to attend the IN
ternational railroad congress, arrived
here today on the American line steamer
Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-23
SPIRITUALISM.

INTERESTING. CONVINCING AND WONDER
full manifestations in spritualism Mon. Wed
and Fri. nights at Mr.. KEELERS 91S II st.
private sittings every day. Phone 252t-F. It,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-19
r. &. TALHAM
Expert Sewing Machine Mechanic
I22 Stafford ST., bennington

clean aud repair every make ~ sewing
Whcn.nc aud carry ln siurs a.l genuine piece,
ana paris 10 same. Needles. ulis. neIis Mud
40 accessurics orders ly mail aiil hc given
prompt attention.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-19
ToDAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling Prices Todi, On Ns~ York Esshsnss
A. Noon.

.roday's quotations on the New
York stock exchange AZ reported az
noon by j. Il. Willision & Co, Of 7
Nassau street, Now York city 10 tho
bennington Security company are a.
follows:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Miss Elizabeth Murphy is hom, from
2 Albany.
Mis-, Neiiie shippy is visiting Ia
Maplelown. Mass.
Harry Russell Of Hot Springs, Ark.
is visiting az W. II. Bradiords.
Henry Baldwin OF Barre was the
guest OF Harry billiard yesterday.
Earl Harbour and Fred Wilson
spent Thursday with friends in North
I Adams.
Mrs Warren Harbour won the shoes
30 tie shoe club 40 81 j. Schwab' 5
store This week.
Albert Atwood who had his leg am
puiated at the Samaritan hospital in
Troy has returned home.
&c. Colgate and family will o-capy
their summer residence about The last
OF May or ihe first of june.
". a. smith Of Berlin is the new
foreman 40 Che IS. II. Shields proper
O. located 40 furne,s Grove.
The YMCA directors viii meet this
evening lo discuss plans relative 90
new quarters Tor COD, Association.
". c. Burgess has opened a meat
market 40 7Ol Maln-st and has engaged
G. ID Sweet the well known expert 10
William r. Hawks Jr has just COM
pleted commodius barn and store
house 10 the rear Of his store on Main
street.
At the annual convention OF the Yer.
mont branch OF Colonial Danes, Mrs
II. S. Bingham was reelected registrar
of the society.
The high school piano fund Melted
about $40 10y the monologue impersOn.
ations recently given under the high
school auspices.
Frank Clark was taken to the House
OF Correction at Rutland Thursday
where he will serve - days sentence
for intoXication.
Henry Squires will return from Bur
lington, la, about the first of June
and take up his quarters with II. l..
Hover for the summer.
The Olympics of North Bennington
will play the third game OF the season
tomorrow afternoon with strong
team from North Adams.
A four horse load OF members of the
high school went to WILLIAMSBURG this
noon where the nine will cross bats
with the hiOh school there,
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage engagement of Miss Mollie Stark
Childs to Charles Campbell De Klyn
of Manhattan. The marriage will
take place in June.
A week old son of Mr. and Mrs Har-
ry L. Short died last night. Another
child died few weeks ago and yet an
other which was quite i'll for several
weeks is now slowly recovering.
do the cutting. Mr. Burgess will carry
a full line of all kinds of first class
meats and vegetables. He has bought
the ice box formerly used by Harry
Willoughby aid is fitting up the mar
ket in first class shape. He has put
in telephone.
Billy Walsh's OWE company pleased
a fair sized audience at Library Hall
theatre last evening when they presen-
ted wealth and Poverty" comedy
drama with heart interest. Tonight
Lady Audley's Secret" is the bin
with a new line of specialties. After
the performance free dance will be
given to all. Matinee Saturday.
Prices 10 and 20 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-19
SECOND GAME.
Bennington VIII Cross Bats romoUo~ With
ihs Ostrsndsn OF Albany.

Tomorrow afternoon the Bennlng-
ton baseball nine will meet the
oslranders Of Albany ON the athletic
field.
The line mp for the home team will
be- the same az last week. " j., Peter
son an employee al the Coy Babcock
factory will umpire. The battery ior
the visitors will boz MeCann aud llol-
land.
Bennington played tle Ostranders
last season on August % and ihe home
Moe was defeated hy ihe score oi or
teen fo srffn. An Interesting contest
"a expected tomorrow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-19
Butcher 0xfordS worth $50 for l89

women's kid Butcher ONiords laced with ribbon
flexible soes Neat pretty comfortable Worth every viii
Of former price
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-19
NORTH BENNINGTON.

Rev Albert Davis will supply the
pulpit of the Baptist church next Sun
day.
j. Francis Allison for several years
superintendent of the graded school
has rendered his resignation to take
effect at the close of the present school
year. He is also county examiner Of
teachers. Mr. Allison has accepted a
position as supervisor OF the schools
in West Stockbridge, Richmond AL
ford, and Eggriment Mass, the four
towns composing one school district,
at a salary of $500 year, where he
now receives $1,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-19
Do You Use a Telephone?

If you do then you are in danger of
contracting disease. You cannot con
tract any disease from the transmitter
If you use the Hygienic Acoustiphone
Mouthpiece. Mailed to any address
on receipt of % cents. Agents wanted.
Hygienic Acoustinhone Co., 30 Union
Square, New y, rk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-19
TEACHERS REELECTED.

Miss Anna Rogers win Resume hcr old
Place Neat isa
AZ the regular meeting Of the board
~ school trustee, held Thursday cye-
ming an Of the ioachors Loo the high
school aud ln the grades were retained
ior another year with ihe exception OF
Miss Charlotte Goddard the teacher Ia
mathomniic, in iho high school.
Miss Goddard has hcon teaching
ih., year Boz ihe po,iilou vacated by
Miss Anna 10. Rogers Who was grant
ell leave oi absence three year, ago.
Miss Rogers will return and resume
her duties in september, 20 that Miss
Goddard viii not be required the com.
Ing year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-19
REBEKAH ASSEMBLY

Mrs. cornelis Rond Of 81 Johnsbury Elssiss
proldshl.
Burlington, May is,-The Rebekah
Assembly today closes Odd Fellows
week. 10 Is largely attended. Mgl
Alice Landry OF nrallleboro, tho pres.
ldent IL presiding. Mrs Cornelia Bond
OF 81 Johnsbury was elected president
this afternoon. The session will close
with an exemplihcAilon Of ihc Rebokah
degree by Anlonia Lodge This eve.
Ming.
Tho total membership Il i,s01 and
the number Of lodges, %. The sum Of
sioi.jo wus given % the GIN odd Fcl
lows home ai Ludlow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-14

Fresh doughnuts every evening at
place of business, 11O2 Second and
Cherry. Home made candy on hand.
Old phone SIS.
Might Chief John Perdue OF the
city police department is on the sick
list.
Yes, have home that can sell
to a good colored person; part cash,
balance in payments. See me at
once. Chas. Haycock, real estate
end insurance, 113 Pine street.
Active lady wanted: each county
10 demonstrate and display samples
Salary $12 weekly; no capital of expe-
fience required. Silver company, 72O
Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Those wanting an honest load of
wood should call upon Meeks and
Mathenie. old phone 526. Dry oak
wood, stove length, from $1.25 to $3.50
per load. to suit customers. Deliver
ed on short notice.
Wanted-Energetic man in each
county to post signs, advertise and
distribute samples; salary SIS week
" 81 De, day for EXPENSES: honesty
and sobriety more essential than expe
rience. National company, 72O Chest
nut street, Philadelphia.
"A Killough. the smallpox patient
at the pesthouse, is said to be getting
along very we'll. The disease has de-
velOped into an unmistakable case,
and the man is suffering a great deal; /
but the attending phycisan has hope
Of saving him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-14
Mn1MiJ
FALL STYLES.
GOOD TARGET SHOOTING.

Policeman Carson gave an exhibit
tion of some splendid target practice
Thursday, emptying his revolver into
a small target at distance of sixty
feet, and incidentally discomfitting a
gentleman who didn't believe he could
do it. If Mr.. Carson is ever called up
ON to make target out of some GRIM
inal. he will make short work of him,
if he keeps up the record he estab-
lished Thursday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-14
Promptness in p,|
pairing Prescriptiq,
Il

In our store prescriptions bav.
right of way There is an ;nf,,
rule In our prescription dena,.s
which says do it now" OF oors
some prescriptions take longer ta /
than others; but you may be assrJ
that the prescriptions you brine
to hll will be compounded in n
shortest time possible. quicker, w.
!ieve, than any other store prep,1
them. spa1
This rapid-accurate service o.
oined with the absolute purity Of h
drugs we dispense places US IN n
front rank of prescription pbarn,
lists. 1t costs no more to have VI
prescriptions filled here than VI, i
you have to wait. Il;
-.E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-14
New Focus of Infection.

Natchez. Miss, Sept. 14.-Dr. Belt
niger of Waterproof, La, wired llF
Lavinder of the marine hospital ser
vice, in charge at this point, to go to
Kemp's Bend, between Waterproof
and st. Joseph, La, as there are five
suspicious cases in DamerOn ard
Whites camp, just above the govern
ment works. There are fully 100 men
engaged on the levee work at Kemp 5
and if the fever breaks out at Damer
on and Whites camp it might spread
to the government camp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-14
AMUsEM ENTs.
A Russian Spy.

A Russian Spy.
"a Russian Spy" the greatest Rus
so-Japanese war drama, will be the at
traction at the Elks theater Saturday..
September 16. matinee and night.
Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents. Matinee,
10 and 20 cents.
"a Russian Spy" is described as the
most thrilling and realistic of all the
war dramas ever written. 1t is by H.
w. Hayes and is based upon the ac-
tual facts connected with the war late
ly ragged in the Orient The scenes are
laid in palatial mansion on Mob Hill
San Francisco; in Japanese gam
bling house in Toxic and in and about
Port Arthur. There is shown the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-14

= = = - - = = . =
= LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. =
= . . 49, = = = =
/, w. Boyce devotes his time to rents.
The Graphic want adv. brings re-
suits; try one.
"A new floor is being put in the
/ VI. Cans establishment on Baraque.
Sand delivered on short nOt1ce.
Dawkins Sand company. Old phone
Al.
interior improvements are being
made at the store of G. Michelotti, at
800 Main.
Furnished or unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Mrs. NJ Mey'
er. 121 Beech street.
Removed to 211 West Barraque
street. Wm Keller, manufacturing
and repairing harness and saddles
j. F. Quattlebaum is quite sick at
his home at Sheriff. as the result OF
an injury received recently at Little
Rock.
Miss Alice Murdaugh, who has
been quite sick at her home at Swan
Lake for several weeks, is GONZALES
cent.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Walker, late
of Pine Bluff. have slocated in Little
Rock, and are keeping house at SIS
Ringo street
Before letting your contract for
: r!umbing or sewering see the Pine
Bluff Plumbing company, O'Conpor
and Donovan, proprietors.
Subscribers going .|ay for few
weeks may have the paper forward
I'd by sending postal with address. No
Extra charges and change of address
as often as desired
Must be sold at once. Home on
East Second avenue; part cash. bal
ance in payments. Call at once on
Chas. Haycock, real estate and insur-
ance agent, 113 Pine street.
Beginning Monday, September Is,
for the benefit of the school children,
Skidmore's delivery wagon will pass
the Sixth avenue school at II o'clock
every day with fresh doughnuts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-14

We BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS
OF SECONDHAND GOODS, PACK
AND SHIP FURNITURE. SEE
SIDNEY HELMS e. CO., 21O WEST
SECOND AVENUE. OLD PHONE
4O5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-14

interior of the governors palace at
New Chwang and also the interior OF
the Zenda Vesta temple in Korea. The
scenery is all new and painted from
actual pictures of the places mention
pd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-14


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We have a lot of different
lines and odd sizes of strap
slippers in vici k ID, Louis XIV
heels that sold regularly at
1925 and 50. so, Fri 60o
DAY. REORGANIZATION U
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
PLANS BY ARCHITECTS
FOR NEW BUILDINGS
BUSINESS BLOCKS, COTTAGES
AND BUNGALOWS
Owners Of Lots In All Sections Of the
City Placing Contracts for lmme-
dlate Improvements-Several New
Churches to Be Erected

Good progress has been made in the
erection Of the new business blocks In
the business section druing the past
week. Contractors are enegetic and
everything is working smoothly. Archi-
tects report that property owners gem
orally are crowding them for plans and
specifications for new structures.
New orders for improvements re-
ported by architects to the Builder and
Contractor are as follows:
John P. Krempel-Plans for a one
story brick and steel building. 90x12C
feet for Matilda Raynal, corner Garcia
and Also streets; plans for two-story
frame dwelling for Mrs. Zettell on West
Twenty-thlrd, near Figueroa street
plans for a mausolem for F. A. Hart
man to be erected in Anaheim ceme-
terry.
f. M. Tyler-Plans for two-story
frame dwelling for w. e. Tyler, cor
ner Third avenue and Adams street;
plans for a bungalow for Tyler & Co
on corner of Twenty eighth and Du-
range streets.
Train & Williams-Plans for two
story frame dwelling for Mrs. H. D
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10

eighty-four pounds and geared to
propeller ten feet six inches long and
eighteen inches in breadth.
Trombly claims for his invention Il
speed Of fifteen miles an hour on
calm day, that it can attain an altitude
Of $4,000 feet and that its total lifting
power is 1850 pounds.
"I have no doubt as to the superiority
Of my machine" he said yesterday. 1t
is capable of surprising any airship
ever exhibited in California. By means
Of the propeller 1 can ascend or
descend at will without losing gas. 1t
is as easy to navigate the Bullet in the
air as it is to direct ship in water"
Reynolds "Man Anger
The gas bag of Alvah Reynolds Man
Angel No. 2 is thirty-five feet long and
fourteen feet at its greatest diameter.
1t has a capacity of 5000 cubic feet of
gas. with $25 as the cost of imitation.
The frame is of bicycle tubing and is
sixteen feet long by three feet wide.
The machine is driven by the strength
Of the aeronaut, who uses wind paddles
ten feet long ana three feet in breadth.
Reynolds claims for his invention that
1t can attain a speed of eight miles an
hour, that 1t is able to reach as great
an altitude as any airship ever built
and that it's lifting power is 215 pounds.
Reynolds said yesterday: Il expect
to demonstrate to the people that /
have solved the problem of aerial navt-
CATION and that Trombly and all other
airship builders have not. 1 expect to
show that they are working along a
wrong principle. The Man Angel will
fly when it is heavier than air. 1t
ascends through the aeronaut's own
exertion. 1t will descend when it is
lighter than air by the same means.
"It will not only fly as high as any
other machine but 1t will fly when 1t is
not more than ten feet from the ground
For those who care to come to the park
Sunday morning 1 will give a practical
demonstration of low fight, something
never before accomplished until the In
vention Of my machine. The Mar
Angel has economical points 1t ha:
the smallest gas bag ever used to take
a man into the air."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
rverest on BUSH street, near sixteenth

Everest on Bush street, near Sixteenth
street.
C. D.. Shattucl-Plans for a two
story residence for A. F. Mutton to be
erected in Hollywood.
A. Dudley-Plans for a two-story
residence for Elizabeth Hutchins on
the west side of Virgil street in the
West End University tract; plans for
a two-story residence for Ethel j. Part
low to be erected in Virgil street; plans
for two-story apartment house for
Miss M. Enegbraught on the corner OF
Maple avenue and Twenty-third street;
plans for a beach house at Ocean Park
for W. G. Sylvester plans for the
Friends church at South Pasadena.
o. E. Goodale--Plans for bungalow
to be erected at Sawtelle for H. M.
Crane.
G.. H. Ashby-Plans for two-story
dwelling for c. B. Crist at 1144 West
Thirty-eighth street.
j. Gather Newsom-Plans for the
Lake Avenue Methodist church, Pasa-
dena,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
PERSONAL MENTION
Movements of Members of the Real
Estate Fraternity

Movements of Members of the Real
Estate Fraternity
Robert NJ. Allen of the real estate
firm of w. H. Allen & Son has re-
turned from Portland and an extended
tour of the northern sections. He was
accompanied by his family. Mr.. Allen
states that he found business good at
every point visited. and that realty
values, except IN residence districts,
are about on a par with those in Los
Angeles.
NJ. ]. Nolan, recently injured in a
street car accident, is able to be in his
office and is ready for business.
William Lindsey of the real estate
firm of Ross & Lindsey is again at his
desk after a weeks Illness.
Rouse & Anderson have taken pos
session of rooms 3Os and 300 in the
Bryson block.
Owing to increase Of business r. N
Lamberth e. Co. have added another
room to their suite in the Braly build
ing. They now occupy rooms 412, Al;
and 414.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
WATTS IS A WONDER
AS A GROWING TOWN

In the Golden State Realty company's
new Forthmann tract at Watts during
the past four weeks 53S lots were sold,
besides selling during the same period
over 300 lots in the company's various
other tracts at Watts. Many nice
houses are being erected. An officer
of the company said: I'VE again call
your attention to the rapid growth of
this marvel of the suburbs. Watts,
with scarcely a dozen families two
years ago, is now the possessor of over
1000 inhabitants. The school is being
greatly enlarged to care for the num-
ber of pupils in attendance. It Is closer
to the center of the city, by means of
the excellent car service than the resi-
dence section west of Vermont avenue,
taking but fifteen minutes ride to Sixth
and Main streets, and many people
are taking advantage of the cheapness
of property in this new town and max
ing their home at Watts"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10
TRANSFER OF HOME PLACES
AND LOTS FOR IMPROVEMENTS

Althouse Bros. report the following
sales of city property;
Lewis C. Carlisle to Wayne Darling
ton. a modern nineroom frame and
stone residence, with lot 4Sx12S. at 12O6
South Alvarado street; consideration
$10,50O. ,... .....
Charles F. Rowland to Walter Rose,
a. modern eight-room frame residence
at 1886 West Washington street; con-
sderation $4,000.
West Ninth Street Heights Co. to
Mollie A. Yoder, the northeast corner
of San Marino and Fedora streets, size
52x12S feet. The owner will Immediately
erect a substantial $4,000 home on the
same: consideration $1400.
Mary O'Connor to Mrs. H. A. Boggs'
LOT on the east side of Dalton avenue,
so feet north of Jefferson street; size
5ox14S feet; consideration $1,000.
B. Tatum to Theresa Marks, lot on
Eden avenue; east side, 100 feet south
of Eleventh street; size 50x14O feet;
consideration $4,000.
Mordecai P. Freely to Jos. A. Donate
lot on the north side of Pico between
Bonnie Brae and Bush, size 25x125 feet
consideration $4,000!
A. Rosecrans. to A. Hartman, a lo
on Washington street, north side. be-
tween Burlington and Union avenue
size 7ox175 feet; consideration $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-10

street station out to whittier and the
new shops of the Salt Lake Railway
company to be erected In the near
future at a point about a mile south
and east of the intersection OF Hucllo
and Hollenbeck avenues. This impor-
tant Improvement, that will give the
town of Whittier and intervening points
perfect car service, will serve to great
,ly enhance the value Of all property IN
Boyle Heights south Of First street anu
will also place on the market thousands
of lots In the Hostetter acreage, which
lies south of Hollenbeck avenue. Ro-
Gently syndicate of capitalists onereo
several hundred thousand dollars for
a large section of the Hostetter hold
ings. The owner has the proposition
under consideration.
Opportunity to Mako Money
In view of the fact that Boyle
Heights is forging ahead at a rapid
pace as a residence section, and that
streets are being improved at heaVy
expense, telephone service, electric light
and water conveniences extended to
every direction, coupled with the knowl-
edge of the early building Of the Salt
Lake railway shops a mile beyond to
create a new community of breadwin-
ners, and extension Of the interuroan
line out Hollenbeck avenue from Nin'h
street to the new car shops and the
town of Whittier, it is evident that
money placed in residence lots any
where in Boyle Heights at this time
would be cash we'll invested by the
capitalist, while the man who decides
now to buy a lot and build home will
be doing wise thing for himself and
his family. as values are certain to IN
crease rapidly at any point east of Vhe
Los Angeles river and between First
street and Hollenbeck avenue.