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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10

Sas 8enagen unO Be-
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&inobie6 bat feline urIa6e i'm 6utter,
uno Stpar por5uespeiie i'm Mansel an
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pborfaurem &alt ooer in abnormer
SGuerung uno anbduernber 8eiSune
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sft iino ou9
mebrere bieier uria6en pereint. glas
mentli4 finO berppr5ube5en: l. SUIT
ter % lauren, mporieen un6 torfieen
Wieien; 2. bon trotenen, bumusz
rnlen unb bo9gelegenen 8Doen; 3.
bartftenseliges, ndbritoffarmes Sutter;
A. unregelmGBise S~iitterung, balb bteI,
balo tpenig uno aIerlei 0ur9eindnoer,
3. 9. in fieinen Wirt6f9aften allerlei
&i9enabfGIe. acknowledgements SUIT
ter u. +. No.; 5. unreinli9feit in ben
&rippen uno StaIunser. CUR Be-
bebung oes rebeIs it 5und9ft uuf Die
@bftellung uno Minoeruns Der llrs
io9en, rdmentli9 auf Sutterps6ieI
b%in5utpirfen. Sonft empfebIen fi9
fdureptortse Mittel, tpie 8alf,
pottaf9e, &reiSe, auf Sos Sutter pSer
ing Saufen gegeben. Die 5ablrei9en
fonft e%mpfoblenen e~felerreeenoen Mitz
tel, iotpie oas 8eftrei9en bon WGnben
unb &rippen nit Sheer II. {. H., f0nz
men ben na9tbeiIigen ginfIub i9Ied>
ten Suffers ouf bte grnGbruns ni9t
aufbeben.
Sum 6 q 3 m e Ser pferSe.
geim 2abmen Der Pferoe liegt bGufis
@ernaeeluns bor.. Oieie brau6t gar
ni4t Dtrett 5u iein, 10 ettpa, bab Der
Waeel aug ser SornmaTe beraus in
oas 5leti4 orinst, fonoern es gsniist
f9on. bab Elm Nasel 6i9t an Ben
Wei9tbeten porbei9ebt. Gs enteebt
bobur4 etne Sornousftilpuna, tpel4e
auf Die Wei9t9eile oridt uno oeren
@ereitsruns beranlabt. 0ie inbirette
@ernoselung 1T Bel Weitem bduftser
ltria9e BEG Qdbmsebens. neil Die Sol
gen tt9 erft na9 mehreren Sasen 5ei=
gen. gei Ser Streften @erndselung
5eist oas pfero bereits beim Ginf9la<
gen Der 9Gssl bur9 3nden an, bab
Der fogenannte Taselfti9 e%introt. .. +.
bab Der Ndgel brett in Die Wei9tbeile
oran9. Wan miro fi9 Damn beeilen,
ben Nagel terdus3uaieben. Sas Cab
men trttt bier aud fofort !aueenfdnie
mad Dem 8eidlager Elm ur0 tpeiit duf
Die urfa9e bin. Die oann natiirli9
audi bonn aufmer.iamen pferbeholter
bemerft pirb. Gtent ii6 infolse Ser
@ernaseIuns ods sefir1tete giterr
elm, 70 battle man Sic Wunoe rein una-
sebe marine 5ubbdber. SIM uebrisen
mub mon tiiblen.
Mus9 gen frei>
tenber 8%ergarbeiter tperben uus Saintz
Sci Bel 2ppn gsmelbet. Sin Satail=
lon bes in 2pon in @arnifon liesenbsn
SO. Snfonteries Regiments tpurbe na9
Saints8el abgefanbt, ba bic 4usftdns
bisen bas Srabtfeil Der GOrbsrbabn
bur9 Dbnamit ~aeritOrten, bic Sslesras
pbenbrdbte bur9f9nitten unb bic arz
beitspiQigen 8ergleute terroriiirt boz
ben. Dit Solbaten purben Bel ibrer
Mnfunft in Saint=8el bon ben Muss
itdnbisen berbOhnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10
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g aIonifi, 4nfanJ @a'

u ! l. u / ! A-t XIII ANNt.
Ser tiirfiife @rcGGerr, Scr ifon
oft ieine l%tnngcbung burd) diaries,
iadgenl1Bes llrtbeil in grltalunen &C.
Fist bat unO ipe3iea fir Geliti6lanS
Jrobe Spmpatbicn Ge9t. bot ii6 bon
nellem ii6cr SGulling un0 Iusbil-
Dung ieincr llntertbanen IN bcmer-
fensmertber @eiie GtSgelprodJen.
8elegelltlid zines |ori6lagS, Sifi-
5iere uno @eamte, ins6eionbere audi
@eOi5iner sur Ausbilbu1g nad)
6ranfreid 81 ieroen, altBerte Der
SuItan: @enn SffiSiere unb sler3te
rod Geiti6lano gegangen iulO, ba-
BEN tie Gen Grnlt sur Irbeit mitge.
brGdlt. Sic febrten nit Oermebrter
Silbung 5uriif uno tparen imitanhe,
ibrein Saltoe 81 lliiBell, inbem lie Die
erfuorbenen &%enntniiie bertpertbeten.
Die nod 6ranfre;b geianOten 9eam-
ten un0 Ier5te baben iih nebenbei
init bielcn anoeren Singen beidJdf.
tigt, Dur0en ibrem S~eimatbloloe
entfrem0et uno iinO linn 10 gut pie
berloren g~sganger.
Seit fur6er 3eit lit in @efdmpfltn9
Ser bulgariiGen 9anoen burG tiir-
tiide Sruppen cine pei entli6e IenO.
oerling eingereten, Die auf bie nere
bur6 Naiiir Eaida, oen @enerala0-
iutunten bes Sultans eingefii1rte
Saftif 5uriid5rfiibren lit. Sic Srup-
pen begniigten iid friiber, Die Son-
BEN 81 5erniren, unb permieoen ben
&ngriff nit Der blanfen @affe. 9as
Selier9efedt purbe %mferbalten, urtO
BEL b%egonnener 9rnfelbeit pernof)-
ten Die in feiter Stelung auf Den
@er9en befinbliden &omitabidis iid)
obne beoeutenoe @erluite 5uriid3uSie.
BEN, nobel linen lire groBe Srts-
fenntniB meientlid 5uitatten fan.
Iunmebr miro ,ii6t obgeipartet, in
elmer fllr5e1 @inleitrng Oir1 bas
Seuergefe6t folgt Der Stltrm, lnb
Hieoermebelung aIer @nnbenmitglie.
ser. 60 purbe i'm Sample bel Smoll
am Sar0ar berfabren, mo Ser be-
rii6tigte Chef @poitol, ser Our6 Die
SanO oes @i5emaiors gmin @Ii Ser
fieI, NIT alien ieineu @etrelten bin
bluten muBte. MIs fiir5Iid i'm 3lt.
iommenitob bel @iebieli nit ser 90
Matn itarfen @ortoe Sotpans bieicr
bes gellnntten @i5emaiors oniiftig
tpltrbe, rief er ibm 5u: nS0bte aitd)
midi, pern 6u fannIt, Damn pirIt on
gum Wtaipr ~beforoert." Saran
fniipfte er llltquaIifi5irbare S6impf-
tporte, oie ni6t mieoer5ueeben iinS,
ltnb Damn folgte auf 80 Sdritt Elm
mor6eriides @epebrfeuer. Ger Gi5e-
major fiel. ga eridien, bonn @en-
armerie-Saiptmann 8iosim 9ai
gefiibrt, cine Seritdrfrtg bon 80
Monn, uno &ia5im cling, obne einen
S6llB ab5ugeben, gum Stllrm Dor.
Ger Ingriff gei6ab 10 pIoelid, baB
one &omitooi6is foit ohne 8eeen.
uebr niebergemadt mllrben rno MIR
Sofpan ii6 niitbcno ~bertbeioiete. 9ic
tiirfiiden Srllppel1 batten bier Sobte
uno ie6s @eripunbete, inter linen
&ia5im. @ei Sofpan tpitrbe cine 0iite
Der bon inn uno ieinen 9etreiten an
Wuielmanen, @rieden, Serben uno
olt6 @rlgnren beriibten Worbe inter
Henrntng Ser Hamen aufgefunoen,
tie erreifte Die itattIi6e 3iffer bon
112 Spfern.
@benio tpltr6en am 81. Mpril 5. s.
aif Ser Nri3fa Sepe oitli6 bon Notie
i'm @e5irf @iepieIi nad erbitterter
@egenipebr 10 Mann elmer bulgari-
i6en 9anoe berniftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10
Wan fann's Wprtoi niht ueroen.

WlnH InHH . U(urIUH HIlI Uer0fH;
fen, bab err feline STEELE i'm gabinsi
nit Der in Der equitable bsrtaui9t;
benr ba srbdlt feline Setretdrin $4,000
Sabrssgsbalt, alio msbr als Elm Inter
taatsietretdr, unb febsn Bureaus
Nnsefslts erbalten is s12, 500 ODE,
SO, 900 @e6alt. Wortor tpirb ber
pOitsn ssssn 800. 900 idbrli9 ein-
bringsn; ba 1T aliu isin gabinstspoFen
cine 2umpsrei bagegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10
B +

Der @robher5oe bon
Sadfen=W eimar bat gum @ebd9tnib
an feline perftorbene @emablin, @roBz
ber5osin &arOline, Die Summe bon
100000 Mart CUR grri9tung zines
Siedenz unb 8~lObenbeims geftiftet
unb Der 8robber5cgliden Mufitf9ule
in Meimar bic Sumtne bon 10000
Tforf ausgeiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10

R6nis Osfar iplte bebenfen, baB
isin t6nisli9es glut ni9t tpsiter rei9t
als Biz 3u benz abbOtatsnio6ns 8ernas
bottle, ben 3arl XIII. als Sbronfolesr
abOptirts. gr tann f9 alIo taum auf
ELM @ottssgnabsntbum bsrufsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10

Wten sGbIte am gnbe bes Sa6res
1904 1,797,619 g%inpobner.
Die GIeif9pretfe fin6 in
Oeutfhlano felt Gebruar I'm 10 Biz
35 pro3ent s~eftiesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10

Wie seriihtweiie p~erlautet, ioaen
bic slsttrii9sn Srabiipannsr unFsrs
S9attsnbdume perni9tsn. Solte t9
b%erausfeGen, baB. fe bies i'm SienHe
Der Corporation tbun, 10 tbnnte lsb.
terer bic Sei9i9te t6euer 3u ftebsn fums
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10

Sis Sebiie vutan svafvel och phos-
phor" f9eint ben S9uebeni6nig BET
Der 2~osrsiBung Noruegens 3u bsIeelen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10

PORTLAND Staot9ale, Berg 5ooo uno Ger porlorene See.
portIanb, Ore, bic etaOt Der aenis uno @art ausaeauns, bat u 4O, 600
ginhobner unb dubsrf i96ns 6hentli4s gebdube. Bon Dem gusfeQunes=
plab fann man In Der Ierne ben Berg SoOb is6sn, Der f9 In obissm Bib in
benz ,2of 2de" iphsdt. als porlanb bd6IoHen bat bic Musfslune 3u un.
isruebmen. purbs bon Der gebDltsrung in 3msi 8agsn bic Summe bon $780,
900 aufgebraGt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-18

Morning worship II o'clock. Theme:
Roll - Away the Stone" Evening
7aD. depart FROM me; Tor sm . Sinful
Man. 0 Lord"
Sunday School l0a. IN. Junior Eu.
desvor 3 p. N. Senior Endeavos s:l5 p.
IN. Special svsngelistic services every
night nsxt week except Saturday. Rev.
Joseph l. Weaver d. d. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church Of Pueblo will
preach Monday. Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. Everybody in.
vitsd u hear DR.. Weaver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-03-18
0hFjotiaa Church.

stats Evangelist L. g. Thompson OF
Denver breaches at the Christian Oh urch
Sunday. March 18th, At II q. M. and I 10
p. N. and will meet the Official board
and msubsrs Of the church Al 2 p. M, In
COuSeeeues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
7:a5 am. Daily. Local for Harrfsonburg. War.
io:5i am. Daily Washington and Florida Lin.
tied. Through coaches and sleeper to Columbia,
Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining car service.
11:16 am. Daily. United states Fast Mail.
Dining car service.
4:Oi pm. Week Days. Local for Harrisonburs
and way stations on Manassas branch.
Ass pm. daily. Local for Warrenton and Char
1850 pm. Daily. New York and Atlanta Express.
Eirst-class coach to Atlanta, sleeper to Columbus.
Francisco Mondays and Fridays.
$50 pm. Daily. New York and Florida Express.
Through coaches and sleepers to Columbia. savan:
Port Tampa. Dining car service q Ia carte.
tied VIA Lynehburg. First-ciass coach and sleeper
SLEEPER e 20 biaminsna1 and New Orleans. Dain:
io:45 pm. Daily. Washington and Southwestern
Atlanta and Macon; club car to Atlanta; sieepers
Il Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham. Mem
phis and New Orleans: Dining Gag ssryise.
Leave Wilmington s:io am. $50, AIS. 4:45
sos pm. week days, for Bluemont; e:2S PIN.
week days for Leesburg only. On Sunday leave
washington e:0l. 9:lo am, 6:2S- pm, for Blue.
Through trains from the south arrive Washing.
ton e:42 6:62, ESQ. $3.50 In, $500, $3.50 and $50
S Lse: .d sEo9c from d.iy ,os
ietses vile SIS am: from LsnehSars S:so pm
Tickets. rleeping car reservation. and detailed
It., 5li Pa. ave. and Pennsylvania Station. Bag
gage checked through from. hotels and residences.
Phone Main s7So fpr & CAB a.. Service N.s
Aususte. s. Il. HAaDwick. Pass. Traf. Ms..
L s. BROWN. Gen. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
CITY AND DISTRICT.

James Smith, colored. thirty-five years
old living at 3D. Nolan's court southwest
was treated AZ the Emergency Hospital yes
terday afternoon for a painful injury to his
ankle. lie received the injury by being
thrown from his wagon near Water and
9th streets southwest, wnen one whe2l
came off the vehicle. IS injury Is not
serious.
Isaac Smith. colored, twenty years old.
whose home is at 1iiT Pierce place, was
thrown from his bicycle yesterday after
noon. caused by his wheel colliding with a
wagon near 18th and II Streets northeast.
He received injuries about his head and
body and was taken 10 the Casualty
Hospital for treatment. His wheel was
badly damaged. The team with which his
wheel colided in charge of Robert
Butcher of 331 A street northeast.
Julius Somerfed. thirty-two years cd.
living at 1871 eth street northwest, was
thrown from his wagon near 10th street
and Massachusetts avenue northwest yes
terday afternoon, when his horse ran away,
and was injured about the head and feet.
His injuries were treated by the physicians
at the Emergency Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Peoples Sight-Singing Glass.

The Peoples Sight-Singing Glasses of
Washington will resume on Friday evening,
October 6, at T:30 O'Clock, at 1929 F street
northwest. This hall seems to be the only
one obtainable for desirable nights, and as
!: is not large. it may be necessary to limit
the size of the class. For this reason early
registration is advisable. Mr.. Joseph H.
Wiley, the director, organized this move
ment last year with class of over 2OO
pupils, and 1t proved so successful that 1t
has been decided to carry on this year. not
only the old class but also beginners
class. These classes mean much for the
musical growth of the city, as the object
IL to bring a practical knowledge of music
within the reach of all, particularly those
who cannot afford to pay large fees The
lessons are devoted to serious study and no
previous knowledge Is necessary to join the
Beginners class. Both classes will meet
every Tuesday and Friday evenings. the
beginners class from 7:30 to $50 and the
advanced class from $50 to ESQ o'clock.
Tickets containing ten coupons will cost
q, to be paid at time OF registration. APP
plication for membership may be made on
Eeptember 81, %. %. 30 and October z.
from 4 to and 8 to pm, at the hall on
r street. Lesson books will be sold for 80
kents at Sanders & Staymans'. 1927 F
street northwest. The class Is under the
patronage Of many prominent people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Club Takes Fishing Trip.

The members of the Mattawoman Fishing
and Cunning Club made trip to Its club
house on Mattawoman creek, near Indian
Head proving grounds, recently, the launch
Louise being chartered for the occasion.
Captain Gregory was pilot for the trip.
The officers OF the club are: E. II. Carver,
admiral; ]. NJ Pipes, vice admiral; L. II.
Patterson, commodore; Henry T. Martin,
commander; Edwin f. Alger. lieutenant
commander; Joseph Swinburne. purser; DR..
Befrne surgeon; Col. Harris. steward. All
the officers were IN attendance.
The catch was principally rockfish and
perch. Admiral Carver is regarded as an
expert fisherman, and he accounts for the
failure to land bass to the heavy firing at
the proving grounds and the Comanche
yells OF the undergraduates" of the club,
which scared the fish and drove them so far
into docks in the creek that even his latest
improved appliances could not reach them.
Meals were served a the club house, and
there was enjoyable time generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
RECEPTION rs POSTPONED.
Odd Fellow Winning Teams win be
Welcomed on "Wednesday.

The Daughters Of Rebekah and their Odd
Fellow brethren held the reception for an
entertainment OF visiting Odd Fellows last
night. The local committee was disap-
pointed to learn that the California Re-
bekah drill team would not arrive. yesterday
afternoon. as expected, having gone from
Philadelphia to New York. from which city
1t will come On to Washington In time to
take part in the postponed reception Wed
nesday night to the degree and drill teams
which were victorious at Philadelphia.
Past Grand Master and Past Grand Pa
triarch John II. Wood acted as degree mas
ter Of Federal City Lodge, No. 20. in the
contest at Philadelphia this week. instead
of Past Grand Master William IT. McNiel,
who has often occupied this position. Mr..
McNiel was in charge of the team at Phil
adelphia as acting noble grand q station he
has often filed
John Fl. Wood Is considered the pioneer In
Odd Fellow degree work in this Jurisdiction.
1t was under his direction that Federal
the session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge In
Richmond in 1890. Under his supervision
Federal City's team again took first prize at
the Sovereign Grand Lodge in Baltimore In
1903, making 90S65. the highest per cent
ever given a degree team at such contests.
He was degree master during the recent
competition In Philadelphia and again won
first prize in the first degree.
Past Grand Master Wood is a native of
Indiana, and came to this city several years
ago to accept clerkship in the pension bu-
reau, where his administrative abilities
have advanced him to one of the most i'm
portant positions in that bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24

Orders to Revenue Cutter Service.
The following orders to revenue service
officers have been issued by the revenue
service bureau in this city:
Capt. D. P. Foley is directed to proceed
to Washington on business connected with
the revenue cutter service.
First Lieut.. B. H Camden. from the cut
ter Window, on the expiration of his leave
of absence, Is ordered to toin the cutter
Grant.
First Assistant Engineer c. s. Root is
detached from duty on the cutter Calumet,
and on his relief reporting for duty he will
report at the department for special duty.
Chief Engineer H. c. Ballows Is detached
from duty on the cutter Hudson, and is or
dered to report to Capt. F. H. Newcomb at
New York for temporary duty on the cutter.
Manhattan.
The orders directing First Assistant En-
glneer B. A. Minor to report at the Marine
Hospital at San Francisco for treatment
are revoked, and he is granted sick leave
of one year.
Chief Engineer C. F. Nash is ordered to
temporary duty on the cutter Hudson AT
New York, and in addition will have charge
OF the engineer department of the cutter
Calumet. ----
Third Assistant H. R. searles is granted
leave OF absence Of fourteen days from Oc-
tober /. A W
john. Hutson has been anno,nted
cadet IN the revenue cutter service and 10
ordered to duty aboard the practice harS
Chase. p'"'''ee Dark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Chesapeake s. Ohio Py.
shedule effective September Z: 1905.

SheduIe ELECTIVE Septeniner q, IBU5.
TRAINS leave Pennsylvania Statfou-)
2:30 d m. Daily-CHICAG0 AND ST. LOUIS SpE.
UAL. Solid vestibule. electric lighted Dining
Car train to Cincinnati: Reaches Cincinnati
500 am, Louisville IL 200 am, st. Louis, ESQ
pm. Chicago $50 pm. Pullman service TO
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago and
aud st. Louis. Parlor Car Washington to vir.
Finia Hot Springs week days. Dining car from
Washington: meals a la carte.
Edo pm. DAILY. F. v LIMITED. Solid ves-
Thule. electric-lighted Dining Car train to Gin.
ciunati. Pullman sieepers to Cincinnati. Lax.
ingion and Louisville without change. COM
partnent sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs daily
except Sunday. sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago
and St. Louis. Dining car serving meals O u
carte.
Reservation and tickets at chesapeake and Ohio
ONCE, els Pennsylvania avenue; 800 Fourteenth
street hear r. and at the station. Telephone cali
1910 for Pennsylvania r. b. Cab Service.
II. w. FULLER,
Telephone Main 1860. G-nerai Passenger Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Charged With Larceny.

A young colored man named Harry VAL
entlne. whose home is near 18th and /
streets northwest. was arrested last night
by Detectives Hartigan and Parham and
locked up at the first precinct station to an
swer charge of grand larceny. It Is nl-
legged that he stole pawn ticket for VAL
liable pearl ring from the apartments of
Rex McDougall OF a theatrical company in
the Lincoln Hotel. The ring. was pawned
for 50 and was redeemed by Valentine, who
is employed In the hotel. He told the de-
tectives that he bought the ticket from a
boy. About the time the pawn ticket was
taken SIT disappeared from the room of
Miss Blanche Ellice. member OF the same
theatrical company. Valentine denies that
he knows anything about either theft, but
the detectives are holding him for a hearing
In the Police Court tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
MIR. WEST ACCEPTS.
Will Make Principal Address at Ger
man Day Celebration.

1t Is announced by the committee of
rangements that Commissioner H. L. West
will make the principal address at the Ger
man day celebration, which is to be held
at Benning race track October g. A short
address will be given In German by X.
Yoelckner, president of the United German
Societies, which will be followed by the
speech in English by the Commissioner. An
acceptance of the invitation was received
from Mr. West last night, and 1t was an
nounced then.
The athletic program provided for the
celebration is expected to present many
attractions. c. E. Gundlach, who has 1t in
sanction of the Amateur Athletic Union,
and all members of that organization will
be able TO participate. Entry blanks are
now being prepared and can be obtained
from Mr.. Gundlach. at S13 7th street north
west, within few days. The facilities for
this form Of entertainment at Benning are
regarded as superior. Mr.. Gundlach has
prepared a long list of prizes for the win
hers. which. in all probability. will be dis
played to public view for few days pre-
vious TO the Benning meet Among the
prizes are a silver cup. gold medal. hand
some piece of furniture, silver handle cane
ball slippers, case of wine, ladies' opera
hat, sweater, two smoking sets, etc.
Great interest is being taken in the tug
of-war between the brewers and the butch
ers. The winners will get a case of wine
and the losers win get stein.
Efforts are being made to make the print
ed program fitting souvenir of the occa-
sion. 1t will be of large size, to consist Of
about twenty pages. and will explain the
meaning OF the day. and will give the de-
tails of all events that are scheduled for
the amusement of the visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
Change at Diamond shoal Lighthouse.

The time for the quarterly change in sta
tions OF the Diamond Shoal lightships on
the coast of North Carolina will be October
4, and Commander McCrea, inspector IN
charge OF this district, has issued notice
that about October /. 1905, light vessel No.
IL will be placed on the station and light
vessel No. - Withdrawn.
Owing TO the lonesomeness of the station
and slmeness in life aboard the llghtships,
changes there are made every three
months, and the crew relieved from duty is
given several weeks ashore 10 rest and tone
up before they return TO the station for an
other three months tour of duty.
No. ~ has now about completed her tour
having been on the station since July /, and
No a will go on the station, 10 remain
until January 1. through the storms of the
early winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-24
HAVING FINE SPORT.
Anglers Make Good Catches in Both
Fresh Water and Salt.

Fresh Water and Salt.
Anglers are having as fine sport about
this city as they have had any fall during
the past few years. While the fishermen
who operate the small nets down the river
are not meeting with much success the
anglers are catching fish enough to supply
a large part of the people of the city. Good
luck Is attending the anglers on both fresh
and salt water, and the number of them
has greatly increased during the past week.
Most Of the fishing at Chesapeake Beach
is done from the piers. although some an
glers go out on the deep water and cast
their lines from boats Some strings OF
fine rock fish and taflors were brought from
there last week. At points on the lower
river saltwater fishing Is also good. Not
many bass are being caught in the small
streams emptying into the river. however,
and fishermen are unable to understand
what has become of them. From the up
per river comes the information that the
water is in perfect condition. Smet, min
nows and mad toms are used as bait. but
1t is stated the fishermen who have had
mad toms are having the best luck.
Some stories of remarkable luck on the
upper river during the past few days are
being heard, but none Of them has yet
made Detective Muller take a back seat.
He did his fishing On Lake Smith, near Nor
folk, and says 1t is only matter of going
there to get them.
The experience Of score or more of
anglers who cast their lines In the water
about this city last week convinced them
that 1t is not necessary to go far away to
catch fish. Two anglers spent the early
part of the night on the water near the
Anacostia bridge early in the week. They
baited with soft crab and landed more
than fifty rockfish. A number of other
good catches were also made there.
Night fishing in the vicinity Of the Ben
ming bridge also attracts a number of peo-
pie. White and yellow perch and catfish
are also being caught. Many Mississippi
catfish are also being taken about the
steamboat wharves, as well as in the rough
water above Georgetown.