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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15
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9es Naters Satttttter.

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nieurs, George Mbams.
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frtibere partbriide ftano, enttleioete ii9
9lbams unb itiee in's wafer. Sein
6reuno ruberte cine Streds weiter
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@erdui9.
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9lnttport unb ma9te f9 bann aur
STEELE, benz Jreuno au belfen, tOnnte
benielbsn aber i'm Sunfel bss iiberbdn=
genben @ebai9es ni9t ie6en unb rll=
berts 10 f9nel er nur tOnnte gum Boot
bauie suriid uno bat um Silfe.
Sofort ma9ten fi9 etpa 20 BE-
mamie 8oots our 5ilfslsifuns auf uni
Oisle Der lunssn guri9sn psriu9teu
nun bur9 llntsrtau9en ben 0eri4wun-
osnen our SbsrFd9e gu bsf6rbern. Sci.
Der bsrsebli9. Die poli3eifatior
tpurbs iofort bsna4ri4tist unb tn-
3mii9sn langte au9 Der @apitdn be:
Sampfers SsIen @ouiS nit mebrersr
isiner 2stite an.
| Na9 etma Stunben langem Bemh6er
selan9 es Capt. @ogin9ton, burd
@rsifbnisn ben grtrunfsnsn su finosr
unb Der slsi9faas auf benz Sampfe,
aneefiellte Geo. polIer bra9te mad
mebrsren psrsebli9en Sau9beriu4er
Die 2si9s an bic Obsrfd9s.
| Der 2ei9nam tuarbe In elm @aapv
gebobsn unb ben 5luB binab9ebradt
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f9 an uno bic nod bor Sturgeon Il
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traurig unb fil, na9bem bic 2ei9e il
ben aus Der Stabt berbeigeeilten poli
seitpasen ssbettst mar, bon bannsn.
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polisiften nit Der 2ei9e beim fdbtii9ei
! 2eidenbauie an uno faum batte mar
! ben lunSen Waan binsinsstrasen, i
sribisn Der Uatsr bsfslbsn. Sur9 ber
unerrartsten Inblid Der 2si1e feline!
SObnes iibertpd1tist, ianf Der fart
Mann befnnuneslos aur grbe unb Ell
; na4 esraumer 3eit 9slang es ibn sll
8eiinnuns au brineen unb ibn gun
8erlahen Der 6aue 3u bsmegen. 81
Wiutter beg berunslhdten iunsei
Mannes III idon Ieit z Wonaten fran
uno Die 9r6bte Sorge oss 8aters no
ss, tpie er berisl6sn fpdtsr bic Sobes
na9ri9t iibermittsln iolts.
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! auf ben Ssimpss, Tim bic 8rauer
botI9aft mit3utbsilen. @so. Mlss, L
|: bsfsn Bselsituna Der grtrunfsns bor
3auie fOrtsesansen mar, bssleitete oel
Uater auf feinem ihuereu @anQe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15

ginbre9er maren einmaI tpieber
wabrsnb' Der Na9t an Der Mrbeit,
iebo4 purbe Der polissi ni4t re9tseiti9
Welbuns aema&t unb folali9 aelana
es ni9t biefelben ab3ufafeu. Grau
6arbep 1924 Worb Senate albe. mel.
bet ben 0erluf bon So In Baargslo
uno einem paar S9ube. 3mei
guri4en bic In Or. 8. 9. pettiiobns
@obnung 416 8lafe Str. ein3ubre9en
iu9:en, tpurben bon pafanten 9eieben
unb bieie telepbonirten benz Mr3te.
Die 8anbtten wurben bann bsrf&,u9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15
Gius s50,O00= S9aesneriat=
tlage.

0or bem Carroll @Ountp 2reisgs'
ri9t fam ssffsrn bic bon bem.S .Senoriitsn
geuarb W. Srnnt seeen bic Big Sour
gnbn 'nnbdngis ssma9ts $500
S9abensri Btla9s our gerbanblung.
5rant uurbe in benz Purbus giisn-
babnunfal in SnoianapOlis am 81.
Sttpbsr 1903 oerlsBt unb trob Der i6m
bon Snoianapolis unb @bica9r'er Spe-
sialifsn au Sbsil setporbenen drst'
li4en 8ebanbluneen tpirb er auf 2e'
bsns3sit bertriippslt isin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15

2ogansp port, IA. Stunt. =
Wa9bem er bis6er bsrgebli4 bsrfu9te,
berf9iebene Wlil9bdnbler Der
panti9srei su iibsrfhbren, oroht iebt
Or. Sobn grabfielo, Der fdbtii9s Gbe-
miter, bic Wil9, tusl9e ben anfOrbes
runsen bes @eiunbbsitsamtes nt9t ent.
ipri9t, einfa@ in ben ainnfein su
9ieben.
Sort 90 a pne, IA. Sum-. Die
gbansslif9 2uiberii@e 2inberfreunb.
@sielf9cft bon Snbiana unb Obic
bieIt ibre idhrIi&e geriammIums In Der
g9uIbane Der Iuib. ct. pauls-@e.
meinbe a6. Die alten Geamten mur-
ben miebererudhlt nit Musnabme bes
Wiee prdfbenten. 9ieislben finb
pafor pbilip WambsganB. prdF<
bent; paFor paul et6ppsltpertb, @ice-
prdfbsnt; pafor Iug. Gangs. Sss
tretdr; 5reo spisssI, s&abmeiifer.
Ma9 e9dbuns bsr Girma BOLT &
Co., ueI9e bas neue ftdotiI@e abrsb.
bud bon Sort @apne berauseiebt, be-
trdsi bie 8eb6lterung unierer Staot
tuenigfens so, ,568. Das MbreBbu&
entbdlt 30,284 g}amen. Die obise
Beb6lterungs3a6l erbdlt man. uenn
man bic 3abl Der Wamen nit 3tuei
! muItiplicirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15
Sidjerte Sis &adreiie.

Sames Wartin, Der aus Netp Mlbanp
als ON Samfag bon bort bsri9mun=
ben gsmslost purbs, Tom nod bier
uno purbe in Der bisfsen Sail aufge.
funben. g6s sr f9 isbo9 6ier IN bic
Staot besebsH 6atte. lieb ct feline gol.
oene u6r unb SO in 8aar9elo i'm
Sahnbofsrsfaurant suriid, bamit sr,
i'm Sale i6m ettpas paffren foIle,
tueniefens bic llbr rstte unb i'm GENT.
gsno Reiie9slb bleibe. Wartin tebrts
ni9t auriid. Der @efaurateur tpurbe
dngfli4 uno ianbi. bic Sa9m 3ur
poli;eiftation. N1artin tuurbs peeen
9rassns bsrborssner @affsn einseiiedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15
Sm Sdlafe betoblem.

Srl. pearl Burrotps, bic Snbiana.
polis els ibren Seimatbsort nannts.
isbte f6 gefsrn in ct. 9ouis I'M
gabnbofe nieber unb f9lisf Elm. Beim
@rwa9en bsn,ertts fie su iSrem e9re'
den. baB ibre Bbrie nebit Snbalt ee.
ftoblen mar. 3wei Sheds fhr ibrl
8offer, elm Siamantring unb eins
tleine 8aariumme bsfanben fi4 in ber-
ielben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15

lmer9. Real, Steuer' @ol=
lector bss 6. Snbiana SnterneI &ebe-
niue 9ifrietss, mar gefsrn In ber
Stabt um 0orberettungen 5u trenen,
ieine Office am 1. Suli nod BIER au
berlesen. Bisber NOR bic bief9e 81.
flee nur cine 8ran&e. iebt iebo4 mirb
bieielbe NIT ber mad bier 3ll berlegen'
ben SauptofRce berf&mol3en iperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15

Abraham ater, ~
Sabre aft, Elm Wit9lieo Der g. u. g.,
SO. 2401 9anbss Strabe trobnbaft,
tuuroe beute frtb tobt In ieinsm Bette
aufgefunben. Wan nimmt Nlters.
f9wd9e als $obssuria9e an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15
Yerioaal= =Nott3e1.

6err $. g &mebeI. Der frh.
6er 10 tpoblbetannte gHrfenfabrifant,
feisrt beute feinen ~. @eburtstag.
0err e&mebel 1T tros feines hoben
Alters nod INNER elmer Der Sunsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15

90 Die 8urebo Mfg. Co., go. 215
Norb Mlabama.Stra bertauft Sbnen
einen polIRdnbieen Geibluft.6uruace,
um 8 3immer 3a bei3en. Hefu&en
Sic lns, ebe sic anbersuo taufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15

- Die beiie 5 Gent gigarre In
ber @tabt, Wu@p's .2Ongfellou".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-15

~ Raudt bis BONANZA.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
aEA1 EsrArE-crrr-ron sALE.

.,-se<.1o1 SxsAo
BALDWIN & HOWELL. IS Post st.
RsR Real Estate Estate Agents and AucTloneeiss sgnsiated
City Agents for Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
Publishers Of the Buyer and Seller. month
ly paper devoted to the interest Of real estate
owners and those intending to invest; CON
Iains full list of property for safe Free On
application.
S2.450-Splendid building lot on Frederick
St. near Cole: surrounded by hne I'M I'M
provements; lot 25x13T:6: offer wanted:
szl,oOo-3 separate buildings OF ? hats each OF
and rooms and bath each: close to
year; lot 75x125.
S,5oo-Page St. in the vicinity of the Pan
and SatS hns n,n flats Of ses and 6sr mSntb
and always rented: lot 25x95.
yon cottage Of rooms and bath; Sat a32 on
1850; comfortable home in splendid To-
s4.000-Renting s33 per month: close to 10th
and Valencia sts.; large lot 30x90i
frame improvements consisting Of store.
flats and stable; must be sold for nom
resident owner.
$13. 0oo-Modern marine view residencs in Pa
S,,.ttl enc Heights district; 10 rooms and bath:
heat, etc: lot % :6x11O
s2.s5oMReduced from 5000 for quick sale:
Of rooms and bath: lot 25:sxi2o: Street
bituminized. cheapest little home in
the Richmond district.
$o.250-splendid new residence Of Q rooms
and baths; in one Of the best parts of
the Mission; dance hall electric lights
and all modern improvements: key lot.
25x110: marine view; must be sold at
once; owner leaving town.
$40. 0OO-Elegant residence OF s rooms and
bath; on Clay ST.; hardwood floors. beam
ceilings. electric lights. stone steps. etc !;
lot 2sx12T :sA space OF feet to west
allowed for light
So. 750-Vicinity Of Sd and Townsend; 4 nats
Of rooms each; lately renovated and
in perfect order; lot 20x11o:6; double
frontage: net annual rent S3SS: near the
S3,250-Sanchez ST., near Duboce Park; hne
little cottage Of rooms and bath; lot
24xS0; mortgage Of S1400 can remain; !;
beautiful neighborhood.
$e. .o0o-Devisadero ST.. fats Of and Z
rooms and bath; renting for $50 per
month; lot 2sx100: business location: /:
should be raised and store put under
meath.
s13. 0o0-Reduced to make quick sale; business
property on Folsom ST.. extending back
to Shpley stores, flats and lodging
houses. renting for $102 per month: lot
95x165.
$50 cash and So per month buys lot near
the Union Iron Works; get diagram at our
office. BALDWIN HOWELL. % Post st.
$500 cash. balance easy payments: finest lots
in town: price $3.50 to $500: nothing like
them for the money: over 500 900 new i'm
complete: bituminizeds streets; cement side
walks: severed; faces the Park: our agent
on the ground every day. including Sundays;
II ST.. corner 1th ave-, cars to beach pass the
office. BALDWIN HOWELL, 20 Post ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
SPECIAL INVESTMENT.

STo00-Income ST2 so per month:
store and fats on a corner vicin-
fty of Howard and Seventh sts.;
rents are low and can be in
creased; never vacant
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
25 POST ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28

STABLES-CITY AND COUNTRY
Hostler. city corporation stable, $50.
Stableman. city. $50
Harness cleaner. night work city. $50.
Buggy washer and drive ambulance $50
stablemen, various jobs, $50 $35, $40 I'd.
MURRAY & READY,
634636 Clay ct
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR PIPE AND FITTINGS
Office Depot Quartermaster. 36 New Mont
gomery St, San Francisco Cal. March 2S,
1905 Sealed proposals, in triplicate, sub
feet to usual conditions will be received here
until 10 o'clock g. m. Pacific standard time.
Friday April T. 1905 and then opened. for
Furnishing pipe and fittings for Manila, p. L.
United States reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all proposals or any part there
Of Further information furnished on appIi-
cation. Envelopes containing proposals to be
marked: Proposals for Pipe and Fittings.
No 2423" and addressed to MAJOR C. A.
DEVOL. O. NJ. u s. A.. Depot Quarter
master,
PROPOSALS FOR COAL-office of General
superiutendent. Army Transport Service.
San Francisco. Cal. March %. 1905. Sealed
proposals in triplicate for furnishing and de-
iiyering on board army transports at San
Francisco average steam coal. may be
required will be received at this. office until
IL m. April 25 1905. and then opened. In
formation furnished application En-
velopes containing proposals should be in
dorsed Proposals for Coal" addressed to
c. A. DEvOL General Superintendent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28

BALDWIN 4 HOWELL IS Post ST.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Rents collected Loans negotiated
City Agents for Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
sUTRO HEIGHTS ADDITION -!

UNPRECEDENTED SALE.
Over sixty thousand dollars worth OF lots sold
the first four weeks.
GRANDEsT MARINE VIEW LOTS IN
THE CITY.
Sutro Heights Addition is the connecting
Heights.
1t comprises seven blocks between Fulton
street and Sutro Heights avenue 46th and 49th
avenues. and is surely the most unique tract
OF land ever offered in subdivisions.
This is the only property adjacent to the
ocean and Golden Gate Park where streets are
on official grades and macadamized.
SEWER. WATER AND GAS MAINS LAID.
Grandsst marine view property in all the
city; no other city in the United States
with such elevation, unobstructed marine and
scenic views. and so close TO the pleasure
grounds of the people. 1t faces the Golden
Heights. Sutro Baths and Cliff House.
This Is not the marine view advertised so
indiscriminately-a marine view at a great
distance. a mile or two of. but 1t is the
grandest marine view of the ocean, only
few hundred feet from your lot. You have X
right in front of you, you can see and hear
the rolling and roaring of the breakers of the
ALL LARGE LOTs-so- foot frontases-the
special feature OF this tract, as II gives oppor-
tunity for a better class of residences. Severs.
beautiful homes are contracted for and will
DID you realize that there are only a
few blocks north of Golden Gate Park so near
the ocean and that every lot sold means a
choice lot less to be had and makes yours
more valuable?
Buy of these lots for home.
for investment.
for speculation.
Buy one NOW. for there Is sure time to
come when you cannot.
Prices reasonable-cash easy terms
splendid facilities-accessible to three car
lines.
Branch office the grounds. 49th
ave. and Fulton St, opposite Life Saving Sta
ton. Ellis, O'FarrelI and H street line.
The conductor knows where to let you
off.
Write or call for our colored lltho0raphed
booklet.
BALDWIN q HOWELL. IS Post st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28

CURED to stay cured; no knife, danger. pain
or detention from work; 1000 cured; you car
be cured; pay when cured; no salve PROPOSE
tion: Investigate. THOS. J. KISNER, NJ. D.
Columbian bldg. 916 Market st. city
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
MATTRESSES AND r1rLows.

TO order-Renovated, disinfected (formaldehyde
process): excellent carpet cleaning. HOPKE
BROS, 1872 "a Howard ST.; phone South 216.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
HELP wANrzp-MALE.


A-MuRRAY & READY. eS4-63e Clay st.
Phone Main 5S4s
THE RIGHT or MAN 70 LIVE: THE
RIGHT OF MAN TO WORK
Leading Employment ano Labor Agents
cIoCo men = wiz ,rS' inc Increase e4ooC
AflNEs-TUNNELS-OP CUTS.
diamond drilless, boss here, s. TO So day.
!: single hand miners. north, 500
10 dtiliers. various jobs. 50 20 day.
MURRAY & READY 6S4-e -eSe Clay ST.
FoREMEN
foremen. grading. 81 day
scraper gang foremen, So day
concrete forepien, 50 90 day
RANCH FOREMEN-
Ranch foreman. understands stock, gram.
alfalfa, irrigation for large ranch
MURRAY & READY, ga $50 Clay st.
PRIVATE RESIDENCES and CLUBS.
Man. run gasoline engine, assist in garden
$50 found.
Gardener. near city $50 found.
ClioreInan country club, so found
stablemen. assist in gardens. $50 found.
hOYS-LEARN TRADES.
6 boys around blacksmith and paint shops.
EtRRAY & READY. GA ese Clay st.
MARRIED HELP
Choreman and wife. country club, man for
chores wife chamber work, see party here,
$40 and found. fare paid.
steward and wife small country resort fare
paid $50 and found.
MURRAY & READY, eS4- $50 Clay St
MECHANICAL HELP.
Fireman. city mill. So so day.
Blacksmith helper. tack on shoes, fare 81,
81 75 day.
. carpenters. different jobs. sS TO 81 day.
3 carpenters. rough work. Nevada, So so day.
Carpenter. near city, So % day.
Carpenter for mine. boss here, $50 found.
PLASTERERS. SC YARD
PAINTERS.
3 house painters, country job SO day.
stack PAINTER city Job, So day.
3 carriage painters and stripers, $40 week up
PAPERHANGERs. ETC;
? paperhangers. city. good job, IS day.
Stcker hand; planning mill.
BOAT BUILDERS.
SHIP CARPENTERS.
boat builders. small boats $S day.
ship carpenters, SO day
boat builders helpers, So day.
SHIPWRIGHTS
MACHINE BLACKSMITHS
MURRAY & READY,
6S4-6S6 Clay ST.
sTABLEs-CITY AND COUNTRY.
Hostler. city corporation stable, $50.
Stableman. near city. $50.
Harness cleaner. night work city $50
Buggy washer and drive ambulance $50.
stabiemen. various jobs. $50, s35 $40 I'd.
MURRAY & READY,
eS4636 Clay st
FOR THE FARMS,
DIARIES. ETC.
BUTTERMAKERS
buttermakers, north, south, east $685. $40.
$50 SEQ
buttermakers for Oregon creamery. SEQ
good cheesemakers, S35 TO S45 found.
Cheesemaker south boss here, $50 found.
MIXERS.
mixers. Oregon, fare paid $50, $S5 e..
mixers together $50 found
mixers together, $50 found
- mixers north, and south Of Califof
mia. $50. SS5. $40 found. all nationalities
wanted
I young men, assist milking. $40 found.
Buttermaker and dairyman, north, S45 I'd.
ORCHARDS.
VINEYARDS and FARMS.
Is ranch teamsters. different jobs. $50 found.
plow tesmsters. ranches, $50, S26 found.
men. work in orchards, $25 $26 found.
10 choreboys and men, ranches, etc, $l5
sos, S26. $50 found
COWBOYS and VAQUEROS
MURRAY & READY. 634 636 Clay st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28

$50 cash and So per month buys a lot near
the Union Iron Works; get a diagram at our
office. BALDWIN & HOWELL. % Post st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21
SERIOUS MISHAP.
John Ryan Injured in Runaway Acct
dent-Aid for Stricken Family.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

special Correspondence of The Star.
HERNDON, Va. August 81. 1905.
Miss Nellie Crounse. daughter OF Mr..
Washington. and Mr.. John Ryan were driv-
ing in a buggy near the railway station
Saturday evening the train which leaves
Washington at 6:2S was drawing near. and
the horse took fright. In a mad run in
front of the train the animal dashed across
the track and in turning a street corner
threw the occupants of the carriage to the
ground with great force. Mr.. Ryan was
thrown against a tree, and, 1t is said his
head struck the tree with such terrific force
as to render him unconscious.
Two physicians were called and after
several hours of energetic work on their
part the injured man partially recovered
and was removed to his home. The full re-
suit OF the accident may not be known for
several days, though at last report Mr.
Ryan was improving Miss Crounse for
tunately. suffered only from nervous shock
and bruises.
doing other damage The buggy, however
was a wreck. Mr.. w, L. Robeys building
opposite the post Office, was slightly dam
aged by the conveyance coming in contact
with 1t.
Mr.. I. ]. Kitchen was the means of rails
ing by subscription In a few hours last
week the sum of 500 for a family In upper
Ioudoun, eight of whom are down with
typhoid fever. the mother being the only
member of the family a home who is not
i'll. The subscription was taken to the
stricken family on the Sunday morning
train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21
DIR. JOSEPH COCHRAN DEAD.
Noted Missionary Physician Victim Of
Typhoid Fever

In Westminster Church at BuraIo Sun
day 1t was announced that the church's
missionary physician. Joseph Plumb Coch-
ran, M. D.. had died of typhoid fever In
Uramia Persia. DR.. Cochran was born in
Uramia in 1855 of American missionary
parents. He came to America when If
teen years old. and was educated in Buff
falo. In 1873 he returned to the land OF
his birth to work among it's people.
DR.. Cochran built the first hospital in
Persia, and was at time the only CIV
ilized physician in community of oUo.Oo1
people. In 1880, when Uramia was threat
ened by Kurdish invasion, he arranged an
armistce with the chiefs. and Uramta was
saved. In recognition of that service the
shah of Persia conferred on him the dec
Grafton of the Order of the Lion and the
SUM- bestowed but twice on any other than
a Mohammedan-
About a year ago a fanatic threatened
DIR. Cochrans life and murdered his col
league, Rev. Benjamin Larrabee- Presi-
dent Roosevelt last October sent a special
envoy to demand punishment of the muir
derer, and the Persian government paid
$4,000 indemnity.
Dr. Cochran is survived by a widow and
five children. The widow and two chill
dren are in Uramia and three other chill
dren live in Minneapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21
LAUREL AND VICINITY.
Mangled Remains Of Colored Man
Found on Car Tracks.

SpeciaI Correspondence OF The star
LAUREL, Nd, August 81 1913.
The mangled remains of Jesse Lomax.
colored man residing near Muirkirk. were
found late Saturday night alongside OF the
Laurel and Berwyn electric line tracks
about one mile from Laurel. he having been
struck by a car during the night.
The motorman of the 11:30 p m car made
the discovery, although he stated that his
car did not kill Lomax, and that 1t must
have been a car that proceeded his, al
though the crew of the car referred to said
they knew nothing of 1t.
The body was terribly mangled and 1t
was impossible to identify 1t until the
mother Of the dead man appeared upon the
scene and she identified the clothing as
that worn by her son before leaving her
home to go to Laurel to make some pur-
chases. and 1t is supposed he was walking
the track from Laurel to his home When
he was killed. -,
The body was brought to Laurel. where
a coroner's Jury was summoned by Justice
r NJ Baldwin. Charles Phair acted as
foreman Of the Jury. The jury was unaoie
to say what car had struck him. although
the general opinion Is that the lo;ao pm.
car killed him. A.,
The Laurel base ball club defeated the
brentwood cub In an interesting game
nlaxed here on Saturday by the score OF .
Mr. Edmund Hill Is very Ill at his nome
near Laurel, and is not expected 10 recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-21
CHARACTERISTIC sFND-oFF.
Cadets at Ocean City Bid Departing
Comrades Goodbye.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
OCEAN CITY. N. j.. August 10. 1905.
Last night everybody in camp wondered
IL bedlam had broken loose. Heads ap-
peared through tent flaps, and sleepy eyes
discovered the eleven devils" bent on mis-
chief They were giving those unfortunates
who had enlisted for two weeks only, and
had to depart this morning, their last taste
of what the devils could do Some of the
departing ones were devils themselves, and
were having their farewell fun. Each fell
low armed with some such weapon as
wash basin, or a tin plate and stick, and,
singing each his own tune they drummed
through camp. Each fellow who had in
utensil sailed forth with the rest until
nearly everybody was in the ranks. They
paid visit to Captain Heaps tent, then
went on to wake up the commandant.
The commandant bore 1t patiently, which
was apparent by the lack Of any sound or
movement. Finally one OF the aids IN
formed them they had been drumming
around an empty tent.
Sergeant Horner stated that he had been
honored by visit from some of the elite
of Ocean City. He explained that there are
ing suits and plain stockings, and another
similarly equipped and wearing striped.
drawn-work stockings. All the boys are
acquainted with both classes.
Colonel Fulton, who Is not easily dis
turbed was nearly distracted the other
evening when calling the assembly. All the
MOSQUITOES responded so he says, and cap
tain NARROW exclaimed: Man. look at 'em:
they are carrying me off for a fact but
Mackies' variety has not been seen except
by himself.
A few members of the regiment returned
to Washington today having bade farewell
to their comrades, and all planning for
another outing next year. Others arrive
tonight.
One of those to depart today was Cap
tain Law. 1t is rumored that his funds had
run out and that he spent all his cash for
soda water.
Captain Heap essayed to "shew EN- how
to bowl the other evening. He made an
excellent strike the ball being only a
little ahead OF him in going to the boards.
There is one very Industrious lad in camp.
Sergeant Collins always has washing out
on a line he has strung up back Of his
tent. The laundry man looks askance at
the showing he makes.
On investigation 1t Is found that quite a
number of those who departed today We're
of the eleven devils" but inspection OF
Private Graham's tent discloses that he is
here still There is no doubt In the minds
of us that there will still be something
doing
Not much Is seen of Lieutenant Kingsley
during hours of freedom, and there is talk
of special attraction at Atlantic City. The
matter will be investigated.
Many Washingtonians are visiting the
camp today among whom are the parents
and friends of Sergeant Horner. Lieutenant
Kingsley Sergeant Collins and Private Cox.
F. s. Finley Is a frequent visitor.