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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

. = dft9u19 etn9etroffen.
81. petersbur9, z. 9e3.
(ueber gpottubnsn.) Ola Na9ri9t
Don Ssr grmorbung bes @eneralIerts
nants s@arou. oes frti6sren 3rises-
minifers, Der abseianbt tpurbe. bie
unruben In Der proptn3 Saratou au
unteroriden, bat R9 bsfdtist.
aud bic 2ebrbuben
retfen.
@ar9au. 8. Sss.. Die 2e6r.
hinge fdmmtli9er @smsrbs oreaniirten
fd uno oroben an ben Strsif 3u seber1.
falls fie ni&t 6efer bebGnbslt mtroen
uno before 8e3abluna srhisltsn.
agrarif4e unruben bra3en In eini=
gen Sbeilsn polsns aus.
SIM Commencement dublin forberten
gauern bic @runobeiber auf, ibrs
Sitter iofort 3u Uerlafen, ba bic 2dn.
oereien gigentbum bss Bodies ieien.
ruppenre beIIi9 d.
2oba z. Ssa. Die renoIutiondre
@dbrung berbreitst f9 mebr unb mebr
unter ben Sruppen. Sn ben 2afernen
tperoen tdgli9 8eriammlungen abse
halten.
Die aIlgemeine g a&Iage
unb I'm 4 urn au BITE
9 anfen.
81. petersburg, z. Dea.
(Ra9ts. tiber @~pottubuen.) gireuIare,
tpel&e bic 6treifer unb BITE reboIutio.
1dren Orsanifationen berbreiteten. Be.
piriten, baB Elm Sturm auf bic Ban.
ten bon 2euten erfolgte, bte giuIabun.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
HnBlano.
DO ell terer bepaffnen i'd

TnBlan0.
dc Ell terer betpaffnen d.
g t. petersburg, z. Deg,
(bia gpbtfubnen). Welterer ergrifsn
Bsib BON benz Mrfenal in gtaterinooam
unb fi9srtsn fi6 16. 900 Glinten. Die in
@faterinooatp uno WomoroFnst aur
8ertbsilung selangten.
Sn @liiabetbpol brad eine &ebolte
aus.
Sn HouuroRnst fno bic meuterifaen
$ruppen Serren Der Situation.
Die Situation In 2tsf III auBeror.
bentli9 bsiorgniserregeno. ginWafacre
fanb ftatt, nobel 1900 periOnsn um=
famen.
Ruffif9e SoGbaten 3 q l.
ten 3um BoIf.
81. petersbura. 6. Deabr.,
WittwO9 Mbsno) pia @pottubnen,
OfpreuBsn. Sn @harfof ueieerten
f9 5000 Solbaten auf bie gsb6lferung
3u fdisbsn.
uebsr 2ibonien tpurbe Der 8elages
run9s3uifano psrbdngt, bauptid&li4
neil agrarii9s unruben ausbra4en.
Bauernbanben pltinbsrn bic Ort-
f9aften. Dorpot ipa etnem @erihte
sufOlse in Glammen fteben.
Gin geserl politiids Strsits unb Ct.
f9tittsruns Der Siselplin In Der Nrmse
uno Marine ssri9tetss @sisb 1T in
8orbereituns uno fol baIo In 8raft
treten.
Sas reue @abl9eieb miro ni9t Dor
nddffer @o9e fertig sefelt fein.
premisr Wtits's aatport an bic
3emfmoifs piro nidt Dor Morsen
ber6fentli9t tpsrben.
Die Y&ub" berlanst, bab Der Sberf
oes SemiOnowstp' &esimsnts Dor elm
2riegsseridt seffelt wsroe uno feline
STEELE nieberIegen foq. SieIsr Oberf
bat prOfefOr Ii9olsip. ben bstannten
&eaetiondr. ben bic Stuoenten gebop=
cottet baben, fommsn unb bon ibm
cine Nniprade balten laRsn, in Der bic
SOlhaten qelObt uuroen, neil fs auf
oas BOLT feuerten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

lultuS 3u OerleBen 0e10t0ttge, Gber ole
Der Sat'sr bon WarOfto 9elanbst lei,
babe f9 bie ganse Sage nit einem
S4la9e gednoeri. Der Beiud bee
&atiers let cine probofation aetue1en,
Die oarauf berednet sarpefen iei, bas
tieffe WiBtrauen Der anberen Rddts
3l srregen. @siisr iaste gebsl:
Sd lehns es enti9ieoen ab nit ber
@soensart abasipeif su tueroen. bab
iol1s ea9en i'm &siastaa ni9t er6r-
tert tuerben foaen. neil ie Die Wobl=
fabrt bes beuti9en Bottles bertbren
unb neil IS 2rieg bsbsuten t6nnte.
Sebtere 8emertuns iuuroe bon ben
Witglieoern Der f~onierbatiben partei
nit perd4tli9em BADEN beanttportet.
Glotteniefretdr, Mbmiral b. Sirpib,
bra9te oas Glottenbuoget Elm unb CT.
tldrte babel, bic reue1 feds 2reuser
isien tn erffer 9inie fir ben Oienf in
ausldnbii&en @eudHsrn beffimmt, INN
ben Iuslanos6anbeI Seuti9lanbs su
f9tben unb ben Ssutf9en i'm Muss
lanbs Elm sr6beres @efhbl Der slider.
belt au seben.
gebel n m mt bic &eafe=
run9 bot.
gerItn, z. Ses. Der io3iali-
fifde Mbgeorbnete 8e5ef soa in Der
beutissn &ei&stassRbuns bic @ssie.
rung ftr&terli& our9 bic Se6eI. Ct
ertldrte, bab bic 3uftdnbe In Seutfds
Lamb uentg binter benen tn &ublanb
3uriidfdnben.
@r ma9te ii& Defenders iiber bic
Gepei9e oes 2aiiers an ben 3;aren:
Der IomiraI bes AtIantif9sn Oceans
gribt ben Nomiral bes GtiGen
Oceans" lufig, inbem CT bemertte, bab
Der 2ebtere in3mifdsn mertparbis
lille" getuoroen iei.
Ser &ei9stag foIe f9 enbli& ers
nii4tern. uno Seuti@Ianb iole i.inen
Sraun. aus 2ioutf9au Elm Seutides
Bort Grt5ur 3u MAIDEN, snbghltig tal=
len lafen.
8eoingun9en Il + Inter
per ungb 0otten.
totten.
Berlin, z. 9es. Der neue
@uuberneur bon euti9.S tbueftafrifa,
Serr BON 2inosauiR, melbet beute bic
geoingungen. tuel9e er fir bic Inter
perfnng Der 9ottentotten gsftelt bat.
Sesen 3ui&erung oss 2ebens liefern
fe Wunitien. 8euebre unb pferbe ab.
gieb uiro i6nen bslaKsn. ioueit es fir
ben unterbalt erforoerIi9 lit. Sur bic
iberfHbrten Meu9elm6rber finb bon
allen @naoenatten aussef9loHen.
Ste 6ottentotten tueroen nod @i6eon
In etne &eierbation gebra9t tusrben.
Sn Der 9olonie ielbff inb fe tpirtb-
i4aftli9 Obne Nuben, ba He tueber als
8ieb3a4ter nod als Mrbeiter etpas
taugeu.
Sn ben 8ldttern pirb bic 9luaheit
uno 6umanitdt Der bonn @ouberneur
seffenten 8eoinsunsen a~nertannt.
preuBif4er 2anbtag g.
Berlin, z. Se3. 9ie @r1f.
nuns beg preuBif9en 2~anbtases bonsrg
It'd Obne oas ertuartste fsierli9e @es
bridge.
Statt oss 9aiiers, tuel9er laut urs
ipringli&er anfanoigung tn perTon
ben Mtt Der gr6Hnung bate bornebmen
foaen, berlas Der &ei&stan3Ier 0tirf
b. Billion I'm 2gI. S9loB bic 8brou=
rebe, tuelfe, nit Nusnabme elmer Elm.
3igen Steae, cine ni4terne, gef9dfts.
mdbige auf3dblung oes Nrbeitspro.
granlms entbdlt.
Siefe Musnabme bilbet Der MbI4nitt
iiber bic polenpolitif. Die &egieruna
ipri8t F9 ni&t nur enersii@ gegs1 bic
INNER bdufiser porfummenoen Ser
tdufe oeutiaer Sitter an poIen in ben
Ofmarfen aus, fonbern berbeiBt au4,
bob he ale geeignsten WittsI ergreiIen
tueroe, UNI ben erneuten Nnffurm bes
pOlenthums na9brhdli9 ab3umebren
unb oas Werf Der @ermanifruna aiel.
betuBt fort3ufhbrsn. gs mar Sies
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

gen mabten ino oteie tuieoer 3l baben
tuttni9ten.
Bon Der Staatsbanf purben iinge.
fdbr $4,000 rueggesogen. ME bas
Ginan3minifterium befannt giebt.
Sm Ginan3miniferium tuuroe oet
GKociirten preRe bon autoriirtsr
Seite mitsetbeilt, baB bic Sage Der
&egierung f& tueoer In finan3ielIsr
Ooer 6tonOmii@er 6inR9t dnbsrte.
Jules bdnst bon Der tueiteren poll.
tiiden gntmidluns ab. Die @esie-
rung osrfe6t, oaB man Ingrife auf
ibren @reoit made. s. let iobiel @elo
IN Der gant porbanoen, UNI ole Tor,
beruugen gu bealei&en. oie nc epen=
tuea an He itelen tpiirbe.
aae Berfu9e Der &ssisrung, piebsr
bic telegrapbiias 0srbinbung auf ben
prOpin3en aufnebmen 3u t6nnen, ft,lus
gen fsbl.
Sn 2raian. Mittsl- RuBlanb, ent=
fano uneini9teit unter ben 8elegra.
pbifen, bte bic Nrbeit tuieoer auf.
nabmen.
Sn ben pofbureaur bsrri9t ar-
beltermangel. Die Jhrfinne1
ObolenstD uno 2Ofubsp, bic @rdfin=
men MorwinOf uno O3srof fortiren
Griefe in ben pofrdumen. grieftrds
ger t6nnen ihren pni9tsn nrir unter
gstorte bon 2 Soloatst ober 2 polisi.
fen nad9eben.
Sn WOstau bsfinben lid @ass1s
laoungsn bon 8riefen, bic ni9t our
Tertbsilung ~gelangen fbnnen. giner
abtbeilung Soloaten, bic tpdbrsnb bss
RittagseKens ibre @stpebre bor Der
Wa9e feben lieB. tpurbsn bon ben
Streitern bic @emsbre %seffoblen.
ganfen moIIen 9tteben.
War9au. z. Ss3. Die Si,
rettoren Der beri9isoenen garfen In
ct. petersburg babsn benz Jinan3s
minifer S9ipOtu m~itgetbeilt, baB fts
gen6tbigt iein ptirben, bic 8anfen su
f&lieBen, tusnn Der Streit Der Selearas
pbifen uno pofbeamten niat balb
isinem gnoe entgesensinss.
6 pmpathiei tretf.
8teIofod. z. 9e3. Die gnae-
fenten Der 8ielOFod unb RisF gabn
baben ben Spmpatbie-s trsif be-
iplohen.
OeferreiM. ungarn.
Ruftf9es gIenb.
Wten, z. Se3br. Sepsfden bon
2smberg meloen. baB oaielbf tdeli9
ruifif9e Gli9tlinse antommsn. sic
meloen f@redli9e grIebniKe tn Rub-
lano. giele haben Aues 3urtidgslaHen
unb nur oas nadte 2sben serettet.
3age bon Ooefa uno 2ietu tommen
nun gu pobwoloc3ta our ri9tigen
3eit an.
Sn unb UNI OosKa inb ftarfe Srup-
penmafen angeiammeIt.
ueber Butaref miro beri9tet, baB
es ben 8emobnern bon Mosfau uno
@itOlaisf on @aKer, grot, 2i9t unb
5leif4 manselt. Saff ale Sabrif.n
unb iaoif&en 5dufer In Rofsf finb
3erfbrt.
Bel benz iansfsn 3ufammenaobe
bon @tuoenten unb Sruppen su OoeKa
tpurosl piele Stuoenten gst6btet.
Snbien.
" { n. Ut &C Nrtb II r.
&awal pinba, puni9ab, z.
Deg. Der annerifanii9e General Mac
artbur TT Der Sat bes Oberbsfebls.
babers 2orb 2it&ener BET ben Wan6.
bern. tpel&e gu @bren bss prin3sn bon
@ales abgebaIten usrben.
9euti6lanb.
&et&stag.
Berlin, 2. Sea. Der So3iaIi.
tsnfdbrer 8ebel grif beute I'm 2ei9s.
tage bic a~uswdrtige politit Der &e9ie.
rung an. gr fagte, Der Raiier babe
nnfh Gufhif1Iunn hes SIP oTfFs. NerfmoI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
lake ERIE & WESTERN R.R

..Gabraeit Der 8ise...
abfab It Anfur
LoLsbo. gbteaso unb Ri1isane rpres.-t 7.l5 tIo.sa
xoIebo, Detroit uub gbisaso BIN. .....'1s.ao s.s
Riaieau gttp. gtnner u. safapettee SOL 7.so tio.M
taaIta GexHfaas. ausseuommeu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
Mieuterer brmaffntn iid.
&niiii9e sOl6oten lueigern ii6 anf bas SDlf 5n
idieBem.

gebe inn Geitstag. Ser preuHiide 9anOtag. lte6er bic INTERVIEWING
Ser Sotempten. : Sic equitable uno Niutual fasen f&.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
@roBbritannien.
iegsn d 10 3 n.


2onoon, z. Sea. Bon Saigon
tpiro gemeloet, bab Der bon Der ruff.
i&en &esieruns 9emietbets ensliiae
Sampfer @arlisle i'm 6afsu bon Suit
son in bic 2uft ~9epfioasn isi. Sas
Boot folte fir bic &uHen Munition
unb Wafen bon glaoipofod nod port
Arthur bringen. Die 3abung mar auf
"a. 500. 600 betuertbst.
@erIaffen bas intenbe
S&iff.
8 onbon, 8. Se3. Nus ct.
Petersburg uirb gsmelbet, bab bic Der.
porragenofen WiIitdrs TIRE Mbf1iebse
gefu9e einsereiGt baben. Der arieas.
miniffer Sen. Robiger unb Der Mini-
ffer beg Snnern baben oamit ben Mu=
fang 9ema9t.
8ulgarien.
aus benz 8aIfan.
2onbon. 8. Dea. Der befannte
bulgarifde 0duptling 8faernoemof
unb feben Witglieber feiner Banoe
tpurben bon feinoli&en Bulearen In
benz See Dbiran, tn Waceeonien ere
trdrft.
Jranfrei@.
Buffalo 8tII's pferbe.
WaratIIes. z. He3br. Die
idmmtli&en 3u Buffalo Hil's s&au.
feaung geb6renoen pferbe tuurben boz,
Der @pstrantbeit ergrifen unb mubten
nefxhfef tnerAer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09

Schools-Joseph Berry, chairman; E. L. s.
Bouton A S. Cross Health-Dr. A. G..
Coumbe, chairman; E. L. S. Bouton, A. E.
Corning Ordinance-E. L. S. Bouton, chair
man; w. H. Bowman. Ffnance-A. E. Corn
ing, chairman; DR.. A. G. Coumbe B. ].
Kenyon was appointed town sergeant w.
G. Collins is mayor, and the council is COM
posed of A. L. Cross, treasurer; f. l.. 8.
Boulton, clerk; w. H. Bowman, Joseph
Berry, A. E. Corning, A. c. Staat and DR..
A G. Coumbe.'
1t is announced that Rev. J. w. Lupton.
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Lees
burg, will resign and go to Winchester. Va.
Mr.. Lupton is highly esteemed in Leesburg,
and his determination to resign is greatly
regretted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carter of Washing
ton have announced the marriage of their
daughter Katherine to Mr.. George Barrows
of Berwyn, Md. Mr.. Barrows formerly lived
in Herndon, Va.
Mrs. NJ. Bryant and daughter, who have
for a number of years passed the sum-
mer months on the Allen Bradley farm
near Wizards, will return to their home
in New York city in few days.
Mr. Harvey Hams of Herndon reports
that bass fishing is very good at Goose
creek near Belmont Park, on the Blue
mont branch of the Southern railway.
The resignation of DR.. r. d. Leith as a
member of the council has been received
and accepted.
Mr.. C. H. Lane, principal examiner, pat
ent office, Washington D. c., will remain
at his home in Glencarlyn during the WIN
ter. Mr. Lanes father, ]. w. Lane of
South Bend Ind, is east for several months
visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09

ton were few days ago married by Rev.
Mahlon II. Austin at the home OF the min
lister in Bethesda district. Mr. Walter III.
Gensmer of Alexandria, Va, and Miss An
ME Harmon of Burk Station. Va. were
quietly married here a few days ago by
Rev ]. W. Tamblyn. pastor OF the Free
Methodist Church, the ceremony taking
place at the home of the minister
Within the past two or three days licenses
to marry have been issued to the following:
William Herding and Miss Cora V Glenn,
both of Washington; Frederick NJ. Corn
wall and Mrs. Miriam r. Fugitt both Of
Washington: William J. West and Miss
Cynthia O'Brien, both OF Potomac. this
county. and Frederick II. Bowling and Miss
Bessie Boucher, both of Washington.
George Payne, who claims to reside in
Washington, was before Justice of the
Peace Clifford Robertson here yesterday
charged with an assault upon with intent
to kill George Frye. colored. who resides
on the Conduit road in this county. 1t is
alleged that the accused man. with Mosby
Butt and several other companions. visited
the home of Frye, and without provoca-
ton administered to him a severe drub-
bling. Butt came to Rockville and gave
himself up. being required to furnish Sc
curity for his appearance at the November
term Of court Payne was also required to
furnish bail for his appearance at a pre-
liminary hearing here before Justice Rob-
ertSon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09
MR.. sHoNTs SURPRISED.
Says He Thought All Bidders for
Contracts Were Satisfied.

A dispatch from Greenwich, Conn. last
night says: T. P. Shonts expressed great
surprise when seen last night at his summer
home IN Belle Haven over the charges
which Hudgins & Dumas are said to have
brought against the awarding of hotel and
boarding concessions on the Panama canal.
He said he had nots heard of such charges
and could hardly believe them true
You know" he said, that this Is a
Panama railroad matter and not a COM
mission matter. There were three bidders
Balfe & Co, Hudgns Dumas and Mar
KEEL Balfe was the highest bidder. Hud-
gins & Dumas were SO low that 1 feared
there was some misunderstanding SO on
wednesday wrote them explaining some
specifications. l thought they had figured
low on cooked meats, expecting to make
Il up on supplies, and they admitted that
they had put the cooked meats In at cost
and expected to make their money on sup
plies.
Il told them that the matter of supplies
might be withdrawn, and then they would
lose money l gave them the opportunity
OF putting In new bid. and they thanked
me personally and placed second bid 1
have not heard that they were dissatisfied,
but. on the contrary, supposed by their ac-
tons that they were more than pleased
i also sent for Mr.. Balfe to come to
my office to go over the bids, and he came
yesterday and went over them with Mr.
Ross my general purchasing officer. Before
he went away he said to me:
want to thank you for your most
courteous treatment. You have been very
fair and patient and careful to guard
against any misunderstanding and lie at
any time l can be of service to you or the
successful competitor, l should be only too
glad to do So.
This so impressed me, following after
the expression of satisfaction the previous
day from Hudgins. that / spoke to my wife
about 1t, thing / rarely do. don't see
how the bids could have been seen. They
Were in my Office, and no one could have
given them out. 1 am sure there has been
no dishonesty on our part. I have received
no notice of the charge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Missing Girl Reported to Be Married.
General News.
snecial Corresnondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE Md, September 8. 1905.
Sheriff Arthur Williams this morning re-
ceved a communication from Mrs Annie b.
Coleman of Baltimore. asking that her
young daughter. Jessie Coleman. be looked
out for. The letter stated that the young
girl had run away from her Baltimore home
and was supposedly with friends near
Rockville. Sheriff Williams instituted an
investigation, with the result that he dis
covered that the young woman and Mr.. Will
lam Robertson of Great Falls, this county,
were several days ago married in Rockville
by Rev. 8. r. White. Sheriff Williams has
informed her mother of that fact. In her
letter to Sheriff Williams Mrs. Coleman
stated that her daughter was but fourteen
years old, bat the marriage license book
gives her age eighteen.
The annual institute for the colored pub
lie school teachers of this county adjourned
today after an Interesting and instructive
two-day session. The program for the clos
ing day included a talk School Car
dens," by Matthew M. Morton; an address
on Manual Training in Rural Schools" by
Rocks Turner and a talk on How to
Lengthen the School Term" by DR.. w. B.
Evans.
Mr. Harry E. Haigley of Baltimore and
Miss Grace Belle Waldecker of Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09
HERNDON AND VICINITY
GENERAL NEWS FROM NEARHY
VIRGINIA TOWNS.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

HERNDON, Va, September g. 1905
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Good Roads
Association of Drainsville district inaugu-
rated their winter campaign on Friday
evening by card party at the residence
Of Mrs. Carl Shear at Wizards. This as
ISOLATION accomplished good work last win
ter, four miles of road from Floris to Hern-
don being macadamized, and funds obtained
for an additional three miles. The ladies
have taken hold of this work with a will,
and seem tireless in their efforts in its be-
half.
Capt F. w. Mitchell Of the pension office
Washington, D. c., and Mrs. Mitchell and
Mr.. Guy Mitchell and family will return to
Washington from Bailey's cross roads about
November /.
Mr.. c. s. Steele Of the Treasury Depart
ment. Washington, and family will occupy
the house made vacant by the removal of
Mr.. w. H. Palmer from Herndon to Wash
ington. Mr.. Palmer has purchased dwell
ing near his place of business In George
town.
Mr.. William Jenkins of Washington is
building a large house In Herndon on the
land which he has owned for many years
Mr.. Maurice Yount Of Herndon expects to
go to Prescott Ariz., early in November If
his health will permit. DR.. Clarence Yount,
the Washington High School is located at
Prescott.
Mr.. S. R. Dishman of the depot quarter
masters office, United States army and his
family will probably not return to their
home in Alexandria before the middle of
November. Mr.. Dishman has been occupy
ing Rev. Mr.. Montgomery's house in Hern-
don during the summer, but expects to build
on the lots recently purchased by him from
Mr.. Frank Mcneil.
Capt. w. c. Pennwitt of the Department
of Agriculture Is very Ill at his home at
Glencarlyn. Capt. Pennwitt is the organ
izer and vice president of the Washington
and Virginia Traction Company.
The social organization of Glencarlyn
known as the Merry Bell Club will give a
dance this evening. The officers of the club
president, Mrs. William Backus; second vice
president, Mr. l.. c. Schaaff; treasurer, Mr..
w. A. Backus; secretary, MIR. r. P. Jones.
John f. Jerman has made the following
sales of real estate In Fairfax county:
House and sixteen acres near Vienna, be-
longing to John T. Core: house and eight
acres near Fairfax Court House. belonging
to r. N. Murray; farm and thirty-two acres
near Fairfax station, belonging to ]. T.
Hopkins to r. D. Webster of Washington
city; five acres near Difficult, belonging to
Robert Clemens, to NJ. d. Hite of Gaines
Vile. Va
Mr.. Lyman Ballard of West Falls Church
has gone to Holland. and Mrs. A. O. Van
Herbulis and daughter have just returned
from visit to France and Germany.
The monthly meeting of the Vienna town
council was held Friday night last, when
Mayor w. @. Collins announced the follow
ing committees: Roads-W. II. Bowman,
chairman; Joseph Berry A. G. Staat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09
Guarded by Troops.

The foreign consulates. the banks and
the government buildings are guarded by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09
Relief for Russian Famine Sufferers

cablegram from ST. Petersburg last
night says: The first sitting of the minis
terial committee to deal with the famine
stricken provinces was held yesterday 1t
was estimated that approximately 1,201 ,0OC
tons of cereals for food and seed were
wanted. 1t was recommended that the
treasury expend nearly $20.0O0000 for the
purchase of cereals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09
Kuropatkin to Return,

cable from st. Petersburg last night
says: The newspapers state that the
forces in Manchuria will not be disbanded
until the end of the year Gen. Kuropat-
kin WILL however. relinquish the command
of the First army and return to st. Peters,
burg soon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09

The Chinese magistrate of Quinsan, near
Shanghai. has been arrested and imprisoned
on the charge of torturing British subject
Of Chinese descent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-09

There are indications of serious trouble
between Sweden and Norway. The Swedish
newspapers are calling upon the govern
ment to mobilize 10000 troops.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-09
BaSou Theater.

Next week Hall Maines masterpiece, 1.-The Christian" will be presented for the first time at the Poli popular prices at the Bijou theater. This play was made famous by Viola Allen, and the costumes and scenery as used by the original company will be used by the Poli Stock company.
 Don't forget that this is the first time "The Christian has been present. ed in this city at popular prices. It al. ways has been the $2 scale.
 Miss Gertrude Shipman as "Glory ouayle" and MT. McGill as John Storm" will play the leading roles.
 The play will be staged with scenlc lavishress.
 The daily natinees afford the ladies a splendid chance to see a standard play at a moderate price. Ladies at daily matinees, 10 cents.
 Reserved seats for the evening shows can be secured in advance by calling telephone 3090.
 Evening prices. 1Oc, 200, BOG.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-09

Dwight Place church. John NJ. Marvin will speak on "The Call to Service of Christ as Lord and Master"-Matthew 10. 7-S1.
 At the Mems club on Wednesday eve- ming next the speaker will be Rev. Dr. J. D. Parker, formerly professor of na- tiOnal science at Washburn college. His subject will be Southern California and it's Lack of Tunder Storms" Dr. Parker was also for number of years chaplain in the United States army and on duty at six different frontier forts, Free admission to all.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-09

slaves and give a hair cut to the most patient beast in the herd. The musical elephants are. also a big attraction. Eph Thornpson's elephants form the most attractive vaudeville novelty ever secured in the European vaudeville market and they were secured by Man. ager Poh for a brief tour of America. He has trained them to do the most marelous feats.
 The olio will have attractions in Minnie from Minniesota;;" grand opera trio,' in prison scene from Faust; May Duryea and W. H. Mortimer in "The Importer;" the musical AvoIos; Bran- dow and Waley, colored entertainers; Coogan and Bancroft in repartee, and the electrograph.
 Reserved seats can be secured in ad- vance. Tel. 192.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-09

Dr. Lubbig had passed on, and many of the patients were employing Dr Pond A little girl who had a good many brothers and sisters, proudly an- nounced to a neighbor: We have a new baby at our house" "A new baby!" said the neighbor Where did you get it?"
 ''Well, we used to take from Dr. Lub- big; now we take from Dr. Pond. "- Life. s"He started to propose and then broke down." ''What did she dol" Re: paired him on the spot and started him going again. .'s''-7Snart ;Set.@@- ,,s.. ..." 7