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nave seen Or. Franklin, and It has no4
been delivered.- 40 asFN l7'1 -
Fiiarnss face was study OF. dis.
may And what will you DOR
Armand had no time to reply, for at
that moment there came knock az the
door, and It opened
Instantly Pliarne bent low I'm sc.
RES OF bows to Armand.
Accept my most profound saiuta-
iona nlonseigneus- he said in tones
OF elaborate ceremony. Il shall be
pieased to accompany you on your dis
unguished errand tomorrow after
noon"
M->sPharne" said Armand easily,
this Is my good friend, Captain Jar
rat Au revoir, monsieur jusqu'au
matinl"
a To be continued
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A Destructive Ere.

To draw the fire out of a burn, or
heal cut without leaving scar, use
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. A
specific for piles. Get the genuine.
j. L. Tucker, editor of the Harmon
izer. Centre, Ala, writes: 81 have
used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve in
my family for piles, cuts and burns.
1t is the best salve on the market.
Every family should keep it on
hand" Sold by all druggists,
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-25

hats form stood framed In the sash.
maying figure a moment, then in
mother Of rage raised his pistol butt
! brought it down heavily on her
(ph She fell Ike a log. and he
bed on his heel, cursing.
BET the drab 60" he said sullenly,
i bring along the other"
(hg mounted, a trooper hitching
ae with Armand's horse, and as
pat gave the word they moved off
v@ down the dark drive. The light
b The open door fell on the trampled
pbbey, the glossy spattered skins
he horses and on Armand's back
dMned face.
Farewell, mademolsellee'
lne slipped from the colonel's arms
sped after them. LOUISE she
ID clearly. Remember! 1 believed
ua -and-I love'youp
I'D keep you alwaysp' he respond
and as they swept into the black
saw Jarrat ride close and strike him
the mouth with his gloved hand.
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Spu& Tor SAX.
A large quantity of best seed pota-
toes for sale. Also several sacks of
large market potatoes.
JOEL ROULLARD. 54-60s
Pleasant and Harmless.

Don't drug the stomach to cure a
cough. One Minute Cough Cure cuts
the mucus, draws the inflammation out
of the throat, lungs and bronchial
tubes, heals soothes and cures. A
quick cure for Group and Whooping
Cough. Sold by all druggists.
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Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes
the hidden rocks of Consumption,
Pneumonia, ETC., you are lost if you
don't get help from DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. j. W.
McKinnon, of Talladega Springs,
Ala, writes: 81 had been very i'll
with Pneumonia, under the care OF
two doctors, but was getting on bet
ter when I began to take DR.. Kings
New Discovery. The first dose gave
relief, and one bottle cured me.
Sure cure for sore throat, bronchitis,
coughs and colds. Guaranteed at all
druggists, price SOC and s1.0o. Tri-
al bottle free.
Capd nc oa,, &c, Fo, 4bo Cov,,t
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Hrs. films Restaurant.

Mrs. F. e. Finn has opened res
taurant at the old Farmers Resatur-
ant stand and invites old friends and
Others to good meals. 58tfS.
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-..,der Of the rawhide paused use q
1s v' 'a Sis sleeve. The men VINO
sl q. Up [pslas Ak their hold for s,a an am IN.
% 's ID IV she sank down on the moor
ID closs ell + kill herr sobbe ,, Anne .l,a;
T 'S'y, T Ssr uncle's arm. They viii
d herr ,,n again. commanded
brat orown very white. At
% ?. s0b he be strained forward IN 1.,r tne
De Il ID the soldiers and eri s,,a ;, zen
By p command you to tell him H.,
b l, 0O opened her eyes, looked
ll s'.1 sV sparchIngly and uncertainty,
DILL am,lsd and tried to shake her
a T-not-tell,f ,,
49,, a. dragged her roughly up again
As y, LEGS lees would not support her.
. y, not to hear Jarrats snout I.
a.Iou in her ear He looked at
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CHAPTER XIV.

\ IdllADELPHIA city a little be-
4 lore midsummer, 177e. The old
quaker quiet is gone. Now a
strange spirit of excitement
las Il, a subtle electricity that
Us all things with expectancy.
INNS the Black Boar and Indian
and the London Coffee House.
WIN nproom wlseacres, and
y Oh townfolk loiter along the
u lhe warm evenings to view
la' men come to attend the most
''us congress sitting in the state
laey have seen the Charles
packet bring the delegates from
Vaolina. Every citizen who can
horse has ridden out to meet
my from Virginia, Maryland
Dslavare who arrived in a BODY.
avg seen them all, have COM
u nen with one another.
!, ss gu street stands the great man
's richard Penn, one of the pro
[nts 's, II Is now thrown open for
AVA ''iilinent of the visitors.
n sau uOwn the dusty street pass
|n sT's earnest men in dull coats
I eri cl0tnes' workmen in oznabric
sI'.. aprons and tradesmen In
NJ sO "a, They pause in knots on
manu- anu talk' each by his kind.
n - I. they pass many times.
,sa - ! Win more eager curiosity
stona 1' :, This building is even less
sb.soaa na \ its fellows. but one
aoss ' 20 Il long will have noted
M M I, Who pass in and out Of eyI its
n rs,,.l peculiar distinction. Tbey
! d,o ose' Instead Of cloth, theIr
|asd ~. with lace. They wear
ir t 1a'r and diamond buckle.
y most part carry dres.
l'sr glsts Occupied oa Z. as shop, and
n sism e ~ NE door bears IN
l1su' 's'Ds e. saps,lpb.S n & t ,b'
F" ue Virginia delega
lg~S . SIaaeog ~ bis Virginia
M eo ''0gly the bail Lad rolIeo
~ loseo.,l. How baltins
NJ Lr oaa'. Messengers ,aa,ns
spAio'. ''''' plp tae aews fron.
N l6.,.i 9'm distinct eoye, ','
eo.,.',''''' AND e,en i.
a,a.. i nv, NJ Now York I'M.
ii w wv. Ioae qll'eao1a' li h's
p,. nlq on Nm hi III I,
as p'..la lIp0olins ui
ps oa.., pNladoIniIa 4.
la '4'QA''N fi0l nO'
'g'l plohara n.o,.
l,.''' N'll M loli
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Send us 20 cents for the Semi Weekly
one month on trial
The Washington times., 1905-08-20
Gone 70 Virginia.

Private J. S. Miller is also on leave.
and is spending the time visiting several
points in Virginia.
Private b. P. Batson, who shares with
Pernard Mccormick the distinction OF
being the biggest man in the Ninth
precinct. is putting in eighteen days al
Marietta. < c.
Private Walter GIeeson, detailed from
the Ninth precinct 10 the White House
squad, is on leave at fredericksburg.
Va
Sergeant Falvey. Lieutenant Daley $
righg hand man AT the Ninth precinct,
viii knock of this week and take his
young son and daughter TO Atlantic
City for an outing.
George W. Wells. the newly appointed
watchman Of Truck Company 4, went
or duty last Tuesday morning
T'rixate \. MiEaick, Of Truck a com
pany. viii bring his family home from
Baltimore. where they have been visiting
for two weeks. and viii move his home
from 523 Fourth street southeast, TO 709
Q street northeast
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Degrees Conferred.

Tie Dorcas Rebekah Lodge No. 4. ct
Its last meeting in Northeast Temple.
conferred degrees upon two candidates.
Airs. Pollock, from Oklahoma, was q
visitor at the meeting. and made re-
marks upon The work of the order in
that Territory
John Ward Of Eleventh and D streets.
an employe Of the Pension Offlce, took
his family to Atlantic City last Tuesday.
returning to the city later in the week.
Mrs Ward and her children will remain
there for several days.
CAPITAL Circle. Protected Home Circle,
he'd its semi i-monthly meeting IN North
east Temple On Wednesday night. hear
ing reports from special committees and
attending TO ether routine business.
BY vote t was decided that the men,
bers should join National Circle in its
excursion TO Chesapeake Beach August
%
The Rev Charles Butler and Mrs.
Butler left the city last week for a two
weeks vacation at Deer Park. Md.
They reside at 4l5 Eleventh street. and
the Rev. Butler is pastor of Keller Me
mortal Church.
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II With Typhoid Fever

Mrs. Robert Elliott is i'll at her home
in this city with typhoid fever.
Tne Rev. j. p, Stump left Alexandria
Friday for the camp meeting in Lon
doun county.
Mrs. Charles b. Marshall spent last
week visiting friends in Fairfax county
Edgar Warheld jT. who has beer
spending some time at Conev Island
and Atlantic city. has returned
Mrs. Kate l.. Lambert has returned
lone after visit to Colonial Beach.
Mrs. w J. Vernon. accompanied bv
her children. is spending a few weeks
al Easton, Nd.
Mrs. Burwanger, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Eendheim, and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Eendheim are at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. W. Is. Davis is at SWetnam Va.
Of a visit TO relatives and friends.
Ross T, Elliott paid il visit to the
Sweet Chaiybeate Springs last week.
]. Randall Cation has returned from a
two weeks "trip TO Atlantic City and
Coney Island,
The Washington times., 1905-08-20
AIo1 o1OT1OT1d

The Misses Myers. Of Philadelphia,
were the guests OF Mrs. w Jones Pen
mar, in North Payne street. last week.
Miss Fannie Benton. of Lynchburg,
was the guest OF the Misses Fogg last
week.
Edward Lannon, formerly ot this city.
but now OF Colorado was in Alexandria
last week
Mrs. NJ. Adamson. the popular matTon
of the Alexandria Hospital, has returned
from trip TO Cape Rozler.
Marvin Demaine is visiting his parents
Mr and Mrs. William II. Demaine, IN
this city Mr.. Demaine now lives in
Ohio.
Harry Hammond paid a visit TO friends
"a Palmer. St. Marv county. Md, last
week.
Henry Brawner and family have re-
turned from a Two weeks stay at Col
onial Beach.
Miss Marshall, OF Mt Sterling. XIV.
has as her guest Miss Ada II Garrett
OF this city
George jameson has returned from a
visit TO relatives in Pennsylvania
Charles King and wife, who have been
al Atlantic City, have returned home
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Mrs. Schaffer in Hospital.

Mrs. George SchaTCr, OF rhiTty-sixt h
and NJ streets northwest, is a patient at
the Georgetown University Hospital
Several days ago, while shopping at
Kann's, she tripped and fell, breaking
her leg.
Mr. and Mrs. J ". Sherwood and son
Wilbur. of 1I0S Thirty-second street
northwest. left last Thursday on an ex-
tended Northern tour. They viii stop
ut Atlantic City. New York, West Point,
and other places,
Dr. Thomas J. Jones and sons. Paul
and John. of RuthVen Lodge. Wisconsin,
avenue northwest have returned from
Lewis. on the Atlantic Coast. where they
spent week
Mr., and Mrs Isaac f. Shoemaker and
children, who have been staying al
Chevy Chase. Md, for the past month
are now at their home, 25N5 Wisconsin
ayerlte northwest
Philip Young and his son, Roy, of Wis
consin avenue, left yesterday for New
York by sea
Word has been received here that Rob
ert Weaver, jr,, who has been i'll out in
Denver. CO., is getting better.
Charles ID. Vincent and son, Fred
have returned from Atlantic City. y. ].
where they spent one month
Il. II. Charles, Of 1889 Twenty ninth
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Firemeu's Game.

4 new game has been dug up by the
members OF Engine Company No. 10,
which Is occupying the members at odd
spells and stumping a good number of
them. II IS practically the old game
of Fox and Geese. which the older
heads played in thnir younger days on
a board marked of in squares. with
kernels of corn for men.
The new game has holes and fine
steel pegs. but II is the same game The
captain OF No. 10 was having a long
struggle with il Thursday, with little
apparent hope of solving il.
Father Valentine 7. Schmltt pastor OF
ST. Joseph's Church, returned to the
city from his long trip TO the Northwest
last Wednesday. looking well and much
improved IN health.
This week he viii go 10 Baltimore to
participate in the annual retreat of the
clergy OF the diocese at ST. Mary's Sem
mary. Baltimore. The retreat will last
one week. and Father Ignatiuz Fealy
will have charge Of the parish in Father
Schmitt's absence.
The Rev. DR.. Cooper and Father Eek
enrode, two young men recently or
dained in Rome, were guests at ST. Jo-
Sepk's rectory during the week Both
were classmates OF Father Fealy at St.
Charles College, Ellicott City, Nd
The Washington times., 1905-08-20

of his father in Charlottesville, has re
turned home.
Arthur ". Lambert. or ST. Louis, hka
returned TO that city after visit 30
relatives here.
Miss Agnew Roberts is visiting her
uncle, Charles Strong. IN New York.
Mrs. .F. p. Russell Is spending the re-
n1ainder of the summer at New London.
Conn.
Elmer S. Schuyler. OF wliiamsport.
Pa, was the guest of the Rev. DR..
Fisher last week.
Mrs. Frank G. Bell has returned TO
her home in Savannah after visiting her
friends In this city
Miss Bessie Boyer had as her guest
last week Miss Mamie Pegram and VII
liam Pegram. of Richmond
Miss Daisy Hammac<, Il Doneaster,
Charles county, Nd. has as her guest
Miss Owens. of this city.
George ". Pettey. chief Of the Alex
andria fire department, is attending .
meeting of fire chiefs at Duluth.
James r. caton has returned from OLD
Point. where he has been attending .
meeting Of the state bar association.
Misses Mamie Benson, Mary Hedshley.
Rosa. Bertha. and Edna May Eaadsr
are at st. Georges island.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Murphy, ac-
cempanied by their daughter and Fannie
Hasson. visited Luray cavern last week.
The Washington times., 1905-08-20
Capon Springs

cAPON SPRINGS. ". Va. Aug. 10
The annual tournament. always one OF
The most important events of the sea-
son al canon, came off very successfully
on Monday.
The successful competitors were First,
Kerr Kump; second. Guy Warden; third,
William Baker: fourth. Guy hump.
John Y. RasseH. of Leesburg, Va, serv-
cd as grand marshal ard delivered the
charge.
The Judges were Eugene Carusi,
Washington: Charles T. Leviness. ST.
Baltimore; Joseph Carr, New Orleans:
BerkIey Ward Virginia, and John w
Cooper. Philadelphia
The coronation of the queen and her
attendants by the winning knights took
place in the ball room in the evening.
The scene being particularly beautiful
one from the loveliness of the girls Sc
lected to participate i'm it. The" were
Miss Margaret Prange. of New Orleans,
queen, in a gown Of white silk tissue,
with court train bardered with a dell
cate wreath of flowers; Miss Jordon. Of
PHILADELPHIA. first maid of honor, in
light blue accordion plated taffeta silk;
Miss Eusebia Fox of Washington, sec
oud maid in pink embroidered chiffon
and Miss Cassin. Of Washington. third
main, in turquoise chiffon and lace. The
coronation was followed by a quadrille
DANCED exclusively by The royal party.
after which q general ball was given by
c T. Nelson. the proprietor Of Capon,
Iii honor Of his guests.
/ On Tuesday morning large bowling
party was given by Mrs. +. \. Ruini,
OF Baltimore. in honor of her son,
Joseph Buini. Of Washington, who is
visiting her for fortnight at Cap6n.
The highest prize was WoE by Miss Nj,
/. Wilson, of Philadelphia.
Another charming bowling party of
the week was that given by DR.. and
Mrs. Richards Lloyd Cook, of Washing
ton The guests included MIR. and Mrs.
lie Roy Roper and Nat Roper. Of Peters
burg. Va; Airs. Cobb. Richard Dobi,. %
Norfolk; Mrs. Wallis Warfield, Mrs. Al
fred Pooe. tr.. Of Baltimore; L. c. Chibb.
The Washington times., 1905-08-20

nue. southeast. has gone to Ocean City.
where he win stay for several weeks.
Miss Libbey Murphy, of 2e7 Second
street. went to Colonial Beach Thursday
whore she will stay for two weeks.
Father Gallon. Of st. Peters Church.
has left the city for his health
Monday night last. lawn party was
given on the lawn OF ST. Peters Church
on Second street. for the benefit of the
church. These fetes will be given on
the lawn every week night until We'd
Desday. August %.
a permit has been given E. + Droop
to build one three-story dwelling at 72s
Eighth street southeast The architect
will be 0, C. Vogt, and the builder r.
], Volland. The cost is estimated at
IS. coo
Miss Marie Winkleman. of 205 c street
southeast, has gone to Colonial Beach.
whore she will remain until Sentenlber.
Miss Mary Tolson. of Southeast Wash
ington, has left the city
George +. Softer. OF SO D street south
east has gone to Atlantic City for two
weeks.
4 permit has been granted to ]. c.
Gibbons to build a three-story brick
church at 1881 East Capitol street. The
architect will be B. s. Sunman, and the
builder ]. Scott. The cost is estimated
at S15.0o0.
The Washington times., 1905-08-20
Service Sewers.

The commissioners have ordered that
service sewers ne constructed along the
south side of East Capitol street. be
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Miss Bessie Nolan. Of Capitol Hin, is
at present the guest of Miss Gertrude
Eckstein AT Colonial Beach, where she
is spending her vacation.
William T. Ballard has transferred
the property at III Third street south
east TO James Kane.
Miss Lctho NJ. Hayne. OF Capitol Hill.
has returned home from Harpers Ferry,
w. Va, where she spent four weeks at
the Hill Top Hotel
Mrs John Robertson, of Eighth
street. has left the city for a stay of
several weeks in Fauquier county. Va.
The commissioners have ordered that
$50 OF the appropriation for paving
Third street southeast. between d and T
streets, be expended in adjusting side
walks TO grade. The wor kis to be done
by Gay labor.
A part OF original lot /, square 949, on
@ street southeast, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. has been transferred by
Charles f. benjamin 10 II. R Howen-
stein. The price was 5000.
Mrs. Nellie Clarke, of Cleveland. Ohio,
Is visiting her cousins, Misses Trazzare,
on Capitol Hill,
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Prof. Cate in Berkley. Va.

Prof. and Mrs. William J. Oates, OF
Capitol Hill. have left the city for Berk-
ley. Va. where they Will remain until
August %.
Miss Rhoda Summers. of 1860 G street,
is now at Colonial Beach. where she Is
spending her vacation.
A permit has been granted TO James
r. EIierson to build six two-story brick
dwellings at 1884 to 1912 and 134T *
street southeast. The architect Will be
W. 5. PLACER, and the builder f. W.
KEYS. The cost is estimated a s10,200.
Mrs Marie Seiz is spending her Yaca-
ton at Ocean City Md. She is staying at
the Colonial with the Misses Barton. of
Annapolis.
Col. \. II. Chase and his wife, of \
street southeast, are now travelling
through the South and West. and will
visit relatives at Toledo. O., before re-
turning to their home.
The property on lot 43. square 1.062,
Fifteenth street southeast, between D
and z streets. has been transferred from
Edward A. Muir TO George TAFT
The Washington times., 1905-08-20
Northeast
Washington.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clarkson. of S2l
Tenth street and Mr.. and Mrs. Haar-
good, of 705 Twelfth street, have just
returned from a two weeks stay at Mia
CARA Falls.
Mrs d. A Oliver returned on Tuesday
from Warrenton, Va, to her home a;
1884 O street
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ
McCallum. of 12i4 II street. died last
Sunday of commissions.
Edward Tales and family have re,
turned to the city from Warrenton. Va.
ana will so this week 10 Atlantic City
for two weeks stay. They reside al
81 Twelfth street.
Miss Maggie Moore and Willis Moore
Of 1910 II street, have returned from
Manassas. Va. where they spent two
weeks.
George $. HowellS. OF 1906 II street
came home from Atlantie City last Sun
day night after weeks stay at tha
resort
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NoUfIlead SlljrlSlOI1.

Miss Maude r. Stuart. of Capitol
Hill. returned last week from Ocean
City. Nd. She has left the city again
for months visit TO the mountains of
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. King. of 1929
street southeast, gave a dinner re-
Gently IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Blake Claggett, OF Rochester, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Thompson and Mr..
and Mrs. y. a. Mitchell have returned
from a stay at St Georges Island, Mo
The party also visited Coiton's, Colonial
Beach. and Baltimore.
A building permit has been issued to
J. II. Dorsey to erect one two-story
brick dwelling at 1913 A street southeast.
The architect will be p. p. Bond. and
the builder Charles Green. The cost IS
estimated at 1000.
Mrs. Alexander Long. Of Capitol Hill,
left the city Thursday for a, trip TO At
iantic City and Philadelphia. She is ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss Blanch
Long.
Mr. Thomas Collins, of 71s street. has
left Washington for trip TO Atlantic
City and New York.
The Washington times., 1905-08-20
Christian Endeavor Meeting.

The August meeting of the District
Christian Endeavor Union, vas held
Monday night of last week al the North
Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church, and was of the nature of an
echo meeting of the Baltimore co~vtn-
ton. An audience was present that tax
ed the seating capacity of the church.
The president of the union. Owen p.
Kellar. presided over the meeting, and
in the absence Of Percy s Foster, the
singing was lead by II. Clyde Grimes,
first vice president.
Herman c. Metcalf. presi1cnt-elect af
the union. told Of the trip of the Wosh-
ington delegation on the special trniu.
and of the hospitable arrangements Of
the Baltimore Endeavorers for the re-
ception and entertainments OF visitors
Miss Gertrude ]. Milard real q paper
reviewing the sessions of The convention
and James II. Pickens spoke Of the
movement. which was made for a quar-
ter-century memorial fund
Joseph c Williams, of 1G2O B stIaag
southeast, has left the city for q trip
10 New York, where he will visit for a
short while.
4. Campbell was the victim of a pain
ful accident Tuesday that almost result
ed in the loss Of his hand He was reach
ing for a can on the top of an ice box.
when he accidenuy knocked down a
sharp knife, and in attempting to eaten
ii received an ugly cut across the palm
of his hand. DR.. Valentine of Penn
syivania avenue, treated the Dstify.
Miss Nettie Rope. Of 514 Fifth street
southeast. has returned from a pleasa Mt
trip TO Atlantic City and PHILADELPHIA.
Considerable excitement was caused in
the neighborhood Of Seventh ana c
streets southeast, several nights ago.
when a dog belonging 10 am Italian Tit
several persons and had to be shot
Miss Charlotte NJ Morrison is soe,id-
ing vacation In North Baltimore,
where she is visiting friends.
James H Hates. a we1l-known resident
OF Southeast Washington, and a party
of Capitol Hi friends. returned Wednes-
day evening from the West where thev
witnessed the Ruhlin- Mccormick fight
and whore Mr.. Hates looked after his
large mining interests In the State of
Idaho Each member OF the parfv de-
clared that he greatly enjoyed the trip.
Those in the party were James s Wick
ham, James f. Morrison, Paul p
Meagher, Richard H. Hansford, and
James j Kane
j. Lee Bassett, of Southeast. is spend
ing his vacation al Colonial Beach.
John J. Schl6sser Is having a neat lit
tie steam launch built. which will De
thirty feet long by seven feet beam. 1t
viii be furnished in an up-to-date man
ner. and is expected 10 be ready for
launching in about three weeks.
Mrs. /. V Seitz has returned from her
visit to Mrs. Woodman. at Washington
Grove, Md.
Private Lusby. Of No S engine com
pany, returned from his furlough Sat
urday, and reported for duty. He spent
his vacation in New York, Atlantic City.
and Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1905-08-20
Weekly Shoot.

The regular weekly shoot of the East
ern Branch Gun Club took place on the
clubs grounds near the District jail
Tuesday afternoon. Another match will
occur within a short time between the
Eastern Branch Gun Club and the Ia
koma Gun Club. It has not been de-
cided yet whether the match will be
held on August 26 or September >. Each
club has won ono match. and the mem
bers Of both teams are practicing hard
IL prepa ia ti0n for the contest
The property 1447 Pennsylvania ave
nue southeast has been sold by Clar-
ence b. Hight TO Josephine G. Keyes.
James r. Ellerson has transferred lots
tt2 to 116. square 1876 X street south
east, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets. to Sanford Eddie.
Daniel X. Jackson has transferred lot
16, square 500. Eighth street southeast.
between Fourth and Fifth streets, to
Robert E. and Emma Seel
Samuel Hazard and his father. who
were spending their vacation at St.
Georges Island. Md. have returned to
their home on B street southeast