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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02
Outfall Sewer Construction

Proceedings to condemn land near the
Government Hospital for the Insane to
enable the District Commissioners to COM
plete the construction of the outfall sewer
are also pending in the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, and the court will
soon be asked to appoint three commission
ers 10 appralse the interests of all persons
concerned in the land to be condemned
In connection with the announcement in
the first issue of The Sunday Star. respect
ing the recent change made by Congress in
the alley law, Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Sinclair stated yesterday that no pro-
ceedngs have yet been taken under the
new law, but that the District Commission
ers had directed him to institute proceed
ings to condemn land for the opening of a
number of alleys and minor streets, in
Guiding the following:
To condemn land for an alley in block &
In 1nglesfde, bounded by 18th street How
ard avenue Mount Pleasant and Lowell
streets northwest; for the opening of an
alley In block Al, north grounds of Column
bian University. and in block AZ, Univer-
sity Park; to open an alley in block 90
Columbia Heights; to open an alley in
square 81; to open an alley in square "a to
open an alley in square $50; to open an al
ley in square 100; to open an alley in square
No. 2, West lexington; to open a minor
street in Trinidad subdivision; for the open
ing of Brown street through square 1880
from Valley street west to 32d, 33d and T
an alley fifteen feet in width in square No,
1894, from T street.
Under New Law.
All of these proceedings will be taken
under the new alley law, which provides
for jury of five citizens, and requires that
all hearings shall be presided over by one
of the justices of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, as heretofore ex-
planned in The Star.
The cases will probably be taken up by
Mr.. Sinclair in the foregoing order.
The land necessary for the extension OF
the following streets has been condemned
since the list of last January.
Euclid place. SO as to connect with Erie
street through lot "A" of University Park
subdivision. and lots IA and II of Hall and
Elvan's subdivision of Meridian HILL with
a width of fifty feet.
Eighth street, or Wright's road, north
west northward to Irving street through
lot of Todd and Browns subdivision, with
the full width of said lot.
Wyoming avenue through to sd stree,
west
Albemarle street to width of ninety feet
between Connecticut avenue and Broad
Branch road.
Plaza or circle and new streets around
the new union railroad station.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25

instruction en todos los ranos-
Conducci6n sdecuada en- los estudios.
Trato y direction convenisntes al carAc-
ter de 10 raxa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. amien-
TO on oil idioma espaflol, a I'm do q. los
lovenes que Sc nos envian no vuelvan
'uego d sus paises hacienda papeles
ridiculos, sin saber hablar bien, nj ell
sspahol, nj 81 ingles. -Ense1 snza rkpi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
AUTOMOBILES
Empresa de +. Paniagua

neamente ca6a tres cuartos q una ho-
rs, de ambos puntos.
Estat empresa en- srmonfa de sus
intereses con les del pdblico desde hoy
regiran los precios siguisntes:
Por un pasAjs Rencillo tde dia) 1910
Por un passjs sencillo (de nochsl s0.75
Sc Hetsn automobiles q precios
conveucionales.
Para mas informss dirijanss ofci.
mas Cruz 4; telefono 17s. Cochera on
Hsto-Rey, parsda 35; tsletono l.lo6,
inao llsmsdAa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
LATIN. .AMFRI(AN INSTITUTE
6Il9Ido pG Don Jose Domingo N|S5na
,67 w. o7th St. NEW YORK

da y efoaz de este idioma--Cuidados
de familia -Comida q Ia espafola-
Costumbres, religion ' tradicionei
patriss-Metodos de ensetanza anne
ricanos -Idioma obligatorio. elingles.
Nuestras especialidades: Oonasrcso
ldsomaas. Referencias de .donde se
quieran y como se quieran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25

Esta empresa zone 81 servieto pd-
blico sus automobiles entire Rio-Pie'
dras y la C4rolins.
Los automobiles psrtirau de la
Estaci6n del TranvfA e'ectrico en- Rio
Piedras, y de Ia plaza Principal en Ia
Carolina,
Horas de salida; 81 de l& mana
na partirk el primer sutom6vil de Rio
Fiedras; & las II de la misma, psrtira
de Ia Carolina.
Los Wales % suaedarAp Ilmaltk'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
saildas de San Juan Puerto Rico

ia New York $4,000 en-
, segunda; . La Guayra
era, Sl5 segunda.
Nlhok hasta tres amos
Los vapores de essa
lles para pasajeros, am
cadeo0r de cinco dias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25

Precios de pasaje On orc americana; de San J
primera, $50 90 segunda; Curazao $40 primera {
WV primers, sl5 segunda; Puerto Cabeo SIS pr
Passjes de ida vueltA 10 por ciento de rebal
gratis de esta edad hasta Il amos, mltad de pas
Inca son recomendabes por sua comodidades esq,
pleandO de Puerto Rico New York Y yice-versa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
PoItorrar- American Boarding House

Crhto ST. l6--San Juan, P.
cara de los e6cco pucpaes eacio.
Ell endd vista hia Bhos modernos
esc Exqnsi mda puartrriaueha
rsdos.- EMILIA RAMIREZ. Viuda de Mserrer
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10

, Chicago, June 5. The garment
workers strike, which has pract-
ically been regarded as . dead
issue, has unexpectedly reared
its head and threatens to become
an obstacle in future negotiations
looking toward q settlement Of
the teamsters' strike.
In the Chicago Federation
meeting delegates from the Tail
ors' union attacked the strike
committee for ''slighting" 1900
garment workers, out Of SYM
pathy for whom the teamsters
went out.
The federation in the end was
forced to acknowledge that the
two strikes were inseparable,
and one could not be settled with
out the other.
President Dodd Of the Fedora
ton finally placed himself on re-
cord as declaring that the strike
committee never would consent
to a settlement Of the teamsters'
trouble until the garment work
efss dispute had been satisfacto-
rily adjusted.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10
aDask Hor.sr .. Oon.aIlhlp.

81 Paso Herald, June 9.
All 81 Pasc aspirants for the
Juarez consulship appear to have
been doomed to disappointment.
A dark horse, from South
n.Lot.. ,r,I,ese. name bae not been
A,aAO'-' : 80 ,sAs s -. - 49,, - -
ahnOunceu' ianusu 'ho piu -
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10
NORTHEASTERN SYSTEMS
POLICY UNCHANGED
Gsnsnl superintendent sullivai Vary
Busy and His Road Preparing for
Big Business. Es

Dusy anu ns hoa1 kfopAfine lux
Big Business. 4eEt
Your reporter visited MIR. Sui
livan at his Office to learn ifthere
was anything to tell the people
and was informed that the road
was getting ready for big busi-
ness; that the shop force here is
to be increased so as to run
double shift; that the policy Of
management has undergone no
change and that as for business
prospects were very bright. This
coming from Mr. Sullivan should
be welcome news by all Of our
people. We realize that busi-
ness is now at It's lowest ebb and
with the assurance Of more bust
ness right away puts smile in
the right place on business gen.
orally. We know that Mr.. Sui
livan has SO managed the affairs
Of the Northeastern t0 the Mt
most satisfaction Of the old
management and we trust that
he will continue with the new
management as the continued
success of the road means contin-
ued success for our towns busi-
ness and for the business along
the whole system; also, the an
nouncement that no change in
policy has been made will create
a quiet feeling with our people
that all is we'll, by knowing that
Mr.. Sullivan is still in charge Of
the operations. Mr.. Sullivan il
popular with our people. He has
ever taken a keen interest in the
towns welfare. He has made q
citizen worth having and the gem
eraI expressed wish Of our people
| is to know for an absolute fact
that he is to be kept with chs
road. And as the Phelps Dodgt
people are business makers and
town builders, with ample means
at their command, and taking
all into consideration makes fol
AIamogordo and adjacent coun
try q very happy future.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10
LEADER GOEs 10 lAl
as i Charged With Conspiracy, Is is
Hugo KCGhee Who Has Been Hsld
for the .Gams OfEsnss.

Chicago, June 5.-Cornelius s.
Shea, president Of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood Of Teamsters
and leader in the strike which
has existed in Chicago for the
last two months. was arrested
and taken to Jail tonight. With
him on his journey from the
saloon in which he was arrested
to the Office of the sheriff and
then to jail was Hugo McGhee,
president Of the Truck Drivers
union. Both men were taken
into custody on capiases issued
ON indictments charging them
with conspiracy, whichswere vot-
ed by the grand jury that ad-
iourned last Saturday night.
The teamsters made Overtures
to the employers tonight by ask.
| ing for a conference, but failed
to meet the requirements Of the
attorneys for the Employers as
sOciati0n.
Albert Young, former presi
dent Of the Teamsters' union
| for whom q warrant was Issued
charging him with criminal libe
LIN connection with assertion
made that Robert J Thorne
secretary Of Montgomery, War
Il Company had offered 910, 100
to have strike declared agains
1.-THE rival house Of Sears, Roe
'Ibuck & Company, was arrestet
llate today. He WIS taken be
fore Sheriff Barrett where h
rave bond Of 5000 for his IL
4 pearance when wanted
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10
Judge Mann and Capt. d. J.
Leahy went down to FL Paso
Tuesday. They were called there
on special court matters.
Engineers Fsros Movsd.

The engineers force has besn trans
fered to Ell Paso. They went down Tues-
day and for the present will have head,
quarters in the old White Oaks depot.
Those who make up the force sss 9. G.
Millett, chief; n. A. Sullivan, =. s.
Ervay and G. A. Crowl. These gentle
men make as fine team q work
men We ever knew. Every one . ilrst-
class man in every respect, conpetant,
palnstaking and careful With tAelr cut
les. polite snd courteous with everybody,
and We are glad % know that the new
management saw at 70 take them ever
lin their services though Eegrse 70 los.
them IS citizens Of onr community.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10

water is pumped for successful
irrigation to a height of $40 feet.
Here association is again neces-
mEy. Let : number, the more
the better, unite and build an
electric plant on the railroad
where fuel can be had. Setpoles
and string wires to each interes-
ted ranch. Install a pump.
When you want water push q but
ton and your pump proceeds to
give it to you. 7r-fy
4. Artesian wells, where they
can be had, afford the cheapest
water. There is an artesian bas-
in southwest of Alamogordo. 1t
extends down, perhaps One-half
way to Twin Mountains. There
is another basin northwest of
town, but the drift material or
s'fll" makes it difficult to de-
termine its limits and area.
There is q lighting chance" of
getting artesian water in the en-
tire valley. This is on the theory
that the bedrock Of the valley is
an unbroken pIain-i-e-has no I'm
pervions dykes to shut off the
water that falls in the upper end
Of the trough or valley which is
more than 1000 feet higher than
is AlamogOrdo. There are limi-
ted areas in the foot hills where
artesian water could undoubted-
y be developed.
Edwin Walters,
Geologist and Civil Engineer.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE

Government Gratifed That the United
States Orders the OzazS BattlsGhipS |
Out Of Manila.
Washington, June 5.-Peace
in the far east was the subject Of |
another conference at the White |
House between the president and
Mr.. Takahira, the Japanese min
ister. 1t was the third confer
ence Of the day which the presi-
dent had on this subject, NJ. JUS
serand, French ambassador, and
Mr.. Obierne, British charge
d'affaires having been callers at
the White House this morning.
Thus far the minister has not
been able to tell the president,
except in . most general and un-
Official way, what Japan is likely
to demand Of Russia when the
latter can be brought to discuss
peace. Even the minister him-
self has no idea what Japan's in
demnity may amount to. The
president was unable to give Mr..
lTakahira an intimation Of how
Russia has viewed the annihila-
tiOn Of her fleet, and until Count
Cassini's report Of his visit to
the White House has been re-
Eplied to from st. Petersburg, no
further progress toward peace
can be made in that direction.
In the meantime, with the as
sistance Of Mr.. Takahira, the
president is acquainting himself
Is fully as possible with the
views Of the Japanese govern.
ment on the subject Of peace.
Whatever may be the result O
the important conference tht
lpresidentha had with Count Oassin
Exchanges between Washington
and European capitals /: are grad
ualIy bringing about > Thorough
understanding among neutra
! powers. which will enable then
to present ! united front whel
] peace Negotiations DE- begin.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10


US Soldiers who served In Giiha dnF-
ing the Spanish war know what this dis.
ease is, aud that ordinary remedies hsve
little more effect than 50 much water.
Cuban diaFrhoea is almost as severe and
dangerous as mild attack Of cholera.
There IL one remedy, however. that can
always be depended upon IS win be seeh
BY the following certificate from HFs.
Minnie jacobs Of Houston, Texass ~
hereby certify that ChamberlaIns Collie,
Cholera and DlaFrhoea Remedy cared
nv husband Of : severe attack ~ Cnban
diaFfhoea, which he brought home from
Cuba. We haa several doctors but they
did him no COED. One bottle e this Fe.
medy cured him, ns our nelghboTs will
testify. thank God for 60 valuable :
medlciue.s Fer sale By W. :. Warren
a Bro.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10
Mr. THOS. PAXTON HERE
Ths suprintsndsnt OfMOtivs Power and
MashinsIy % the Ground and Pre-
paEIng 70 Get Buy.

8-8NAI
Pszing to Get Buly.
When seen at Hotel AlamogOr-
do Friday at noon Mr.. Paxton
said that the people Of this place
should have every good reason to
believe that the town is all right;
that all this talk about moving
shops and the like should not
worry the interests Of the town
one bit; that the thing to do
was to get to work and all will
be well.
Mr.. Paxton is here inspecting
the shops; taking inventory of
the work to be done and outlin-
ing future plans. He said that
very likely the shop force here
would be increased from time to
time for the next IL months I;
that . great amount Of work was
before the road and this would
necessitate putting on more ma
chinists and workmen in every
department of the shops and
these would be put to work as
fast as the mechanics could be
secured. 1t is understood that
within the next few days quite q
number of men will be added to
shop force and then business will
be rushed for many months.
Our people who have the well
fare Of the road at heart should
feel proud Of the fact that Thos.
Paxton is in charge Of the motive
power and machinery. He is a
man rich in railroad experience
and understands how to manage
men and their interests, and as
Phelps Dodge people pay the
highest wages, giving every man
3 square deal and allowing nc
man to dictate or manage theiI
affairs except those who have
authority makes for us and our
best interests sdoubly sure that
Alamogordo is o. K. in every
particular,
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10
DOesn't Want 70 Hurt OhlcagO.

Chicago, June 5. Mayor
Dunno has replied to criticisms
of himself contained in the re-
port Of the grand juryshe says:
IF the grand jury means that
/ have failed to call ont the mil
itia, / answer that until ! fail to
get wagons through the streets
and maintain law and order with
the police. ! have no right, legal
" or morally, to call for the as
sistance Of the militia.
Il do not intend, until it be
comes necessary, to deal Chicago
and its business interests q hurt
full blow
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10

''yThen have occasion q punish ny
non.s aala ne anstska iaA. s. always
tsIl him that 1 hurin las mOgs Than 4
aoea him.
= don't replied she pialn. practical
clllznn sJohnnv nay he 4 lIEtle had
ntronf ana dieohedienf but he has TOO
much ssnse . believe ahyt1lns IIke
mat Enahlsgion e,ns
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10

Pete johnson, foreman Of the
Bar W Cattle Company Of Lin
coin county passed through here
Tuesday on his way to 81 Paso
on business. Mr.. johnson is one
Of the best known COW boys in
the west and has been with his
present company for many years.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10

Il wns 3 huge task, 8 undertake the
cure of such ! bad case of kidney dl-
sease, e that Of q. y. Collier. 0i CheEo-
kes. Ia. but Eieetrie HltloEa dla r. He
wFftes ssMY kidneys we're - faf gone.
/ could 1at slt on chair Nlthouta eueh-
10: ana suiI6red from dreadful backs
ache. hsadach6, and depression In
EleelFIe BitkeFs. howesars loead :
cure. ana by them WIS restored . per-
fe6t health. recommend thI6 greez
tonic Nj alclne 10 allwitA Weak lEIa naga.
liver II stomach. Guaranteed " 81
druggls pElss w.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10

IGchina, HlInd. HftodIng Of Pratrnd.
lne Piles pz11EIsss rsfnnd Money if
PAzO OINTMENT laII5 % sure any
c6ae, nd matter oE h0W long standing.
IL % 4 days EIEst application sipez
eaas and roek 6ee IN slnfnna nnA h
viii Ne l1ruzrdef postpaid bY Paris
medicine co.s 81 I.ania. 10.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10
race RIOT IN
SOUTH CAROLINA
The Trouble Grows Out Of the Asserted
Stealing Of : Child from Negro wO-

man. l
Augusta, Ga., June 5.-A race
riot at Turner, s. O., has result
ed in the death Of BurrelI Nc
Lane, q white man; the serious
wounding of his son; the death
of one negro and the wounding
of three others.
It is said that the white peo-
pie Of the community are in arms
and Sheriff RaybOrne and Coro-
ner Owens Of Aiken county at
once went to the scene of the
trouble.
McLane and his son yesterday
went to a house on the formers
place and ordered Dave Heigh,
q negro, to return a child, which,
it is said, he had stolen from .
negro woman. A number Of ne
groes at the house attacked the
McIanes, and many shots were
exchanged. in pitched battle
that ensued. the elder McLane
being instantly killed and . son
Of Heigh being shot to death.
Several members Of the party
Of negroes are being pursued by
one hundred armed white men
who threaten lynching.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10
Pend : lIuss 81 DysepsIk

mFs s. Llndshy, 81 Fort Wlllien, On
tarin. Canada, who has Suffered quite :
hnmbsk 0f years from dyspepsia and
akeAt pains IN The stomach. vas advised
81 hef druggist e take ChambeEinln's
eiam4Eh md Liver Tahlota. She did 20
81 izys. ,sE dnf ahat they have done
ms greet deal s Eo1d. ! hafe never
.hsll aay tnaerfnK Since n 1agna uaing
then II al0abIel With dy1pepela Or
lnalgestlcn Why not take these Tablets
rst wsIl and stay woll9 For sale BY u. !.
+ Warren 3 BEE.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-10

The Iax&tlso eject u Chambarialnss
ekomaeh aud Liver Tablets Is ae earee-
ahio - " natural that you DO notreal-
|Izs Is ) thz 81 est ol s medicine. Haf
ssla y y. :. Warren ! IRE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-28

"You have furnished me with seven, but, of
| course, must test them before I can pro-
nounce upon their value"
You suspect some one?"
81 suspect myself
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-05

We teach you to write In the DARK
or with your hand, note pad ana
stumpy pencil in your pocket, and 10
watch a speakers mouth; then your
ears render much greater service.
WHY we can do this is, we have no
lines, no shading. no grammaloges,
no halving, no obtuse angles, ana no
guess work. No school. no class, no
quarterly fees. You come FOR ~ mln
utes when you like. be examined ana
advised, and take your next lesson
home. So easy, so CONVENIENT. Null
ing like it in the U. s. A. but very
soon there will not be any other sys-
tenn. Newspaper men are taxing 10
it, and relinquishing their Older fasn-
Toned methods. Lectures have Deen
given in public schools and colleses
throughout Washington and when
they reopen next month we. shall
have over 1000 pupils. Easy Terms
of payment; $45 to completion or Iuli
course and to your satisfaction. You
my have so worth only, and be aple
to make your private notes. hoou
stenographers and typists do douple
the work and get treble the salary VI
the other sort.
TOUCH TIPPING.
Pupils are taught to use machine
as good players do a piano, ana 10
look at their copy and not at tne
KEYS. The one or two finger operators
are not worth their salt.
LINCOLN STREET, SPOkANE.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-05
Thousands have failed,

few have succeeded, but it IL easier
now. The few have paved the way.
Land at IS an acre Is n better in-
vestment now than homesteads 20
years ago. because all the experience
OF the 20 years has been needed to
work out methods that insure sue
cess.
The man to beware of in this
western country Is the land agent.
lie always has been the enemy of
the country, while appearing to be
its friend. He fattens on the booms.
The oftener he can sell the same
piece of land the better, lie sells
to the settler and makes big COM
mission. When bad seasons come
he sells the same lands for the settler
to the Spectator at IA greatly reduced
price, or often buys them in himself
to sell on another boom. lie catches
the settler coming and going.
The land agent works in various
ways. one OF the commonest methods
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-05
Liberati and His Band.

Liberati and his grand military
band and concert company, after clos
ing their engagement at the Lewis
and Clark Centennial exposition and
on their way east, have consented to
give a few concerts, of which Spo-
kane is included. The date for this
great organization here is August 8
and at the Spokane theater. Fol-
lowing is a brief account of the ca
reer of Liberati himself:
Thirty-two years ago Signor ALLIE
sandro Liberati, as a member of the
famous Gilmores band, began to at
tract notice as brilliant cornetist
He became so popular that the COM
mander of the garrison artillery Of
Ottawa had him organize the garrison
band and conduct it for the opening
of the parliament house by Earl Duff
fering, governor of Canada. From
one success to another went the Ital-
ian cornetist and bandmaster. until
today he has an enviablc record for
musical achievement. He has been
the star attraction at numerous ex-
positions. The enthusiasm with which
he inspires his musicians is always
transmitted to his audiences.
Liberati has been inspired with the
musical and military spirit since boy
hood. He inherited his musical tastes
from his father, who was celebrated
for playing on the seven-keyed trum-
pet. which was just coming into use
when Liberati was born in FreScati,