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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21
vISAYANS
ARE HERE
PARTY Or PROGRESSIVE Fill.
plHoSoH TIE WAY HOME

4 delegation Of II Of the leading
type Of civilization Of Fllipinua
reached tbia city yesterday Tho
party n made up entirely Of Via
ayans. Who are m reality tie maHt
progressive race In the islands
They Wete IN attendance At the
wufldH faif and since have been
10 New York. where they appeared
at Madison Square
In the party IN Louis franfIH Sill
Va. the child born At The fair aud
named atter the president of the
exposition The party ia happy uut
many af them do not desire 70
return % their country The Via
ayana are IA great contrast 20 tn
lgaffnteH and other tYueH that
pasaed through the city a few weeks
aKa
They all speak Spanish aud. since
coming 10 this country. have learn
ed % road and write isnElfah This
morning nearly every Young man
aud maiden In tho marty was writ
Ing a letter IN English to some
friend me- while In this country
Letter writing is about all they
have tu de- nov. and they take nd
vantage Of every chance To uae up
come time fuf the benefit Of Uncle
SANS postal department.
Yesterday afternoon a party Of
them took ID trip about the city
aud Invested IN some things that
looked good Ia them Shore cloth
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Handicapped


B0THELf. Jan. william FL
lie. hand machine sawyer At the
y. ! Cain 4 90. shiuEie mill. had
the whole inside Of hts left hand cut
off Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Ellis f. an old man q veteran
% the Rebellion. and f. nearly blind.
A ahinRie had caught under the saw.
lie attempted to pun Il away and
had hts hand pulled across the saw.
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VIII Spring
Forth. Boom
MO wtetowtll COME rae oPpoRruNG TIME ron TIE ST.
ArrlE STREET RAILWAY mAeNArE TO SAY HIS CASTOR
INTO TIE SENATORIAL FIGHT

daY noon hi firmly decided Mt Il
throw theIf united support 10 my
gue # the leading candidates until
thsY had eNastsd the promise Of Ger
tain legislation as reward tar their
franchises. sub aaHu tdueueeH. il
appears. has been 1T work aud uu=
defmined this pledge. as far ne Ger
tain uneH Of the lonely eight Ia
concerned and from this time on the
most conservative prediction Is but
"A hazard
The situation Il dynamic. u say
the least the senatorial atmeHHhafa
arafkles With ezane. the candidates
one aud al. II they eau Interpret *
fHtinE conditions afiEht are sleep
iuk ON a mine any enc If them
may he blown skY high IN an InHtaut
aud no one knows when that IN
slant viii arrive.
deadlock ia possible. hut not 80
probable as 1t Ma until yesterday. =
changes wsrv ehfuHigied
The situation. aKufatIveiy. Is
something like this
A certain amount 81 oxygen aud
certain amount If hydrogen may
minEle freely together without any
disastrous effects To either one Of
the elements. but
Introduce an electric current into
the presence Of the hydrogen aud
the oxygen AMI there Is au luathu-
taneoua explosion and the chemical
Identity Of the oxygen aud hydro
Eeu are iest aud a new element Ia
the result.
Jacob furth Is the electric spatk.
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Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
oily nnia.. ashs

Stat Correspondence b. Dan Dean
and Viii Window.
OLYMPIA. ian. sf=The Furth
boom Is due to loom above the sana.
totiat haflson eatIt nrxt week.
Il is figured that hY that time the
HACK and white sheep VIII be pretty
well sorted that through the sieve
Of political combinations and deals
the waVefiuE aoluua VIII be sIfIrd tn
THEN proper level and the situations
assume normal proportions
The situation up To the present
hour haH been predetermined. IL haa
found the various camps In tur-
metl tryiuE 70 decide what efeaauee
they should give 10 the early prom
ises Of legislators. and what prom
tsea we're dependable. VIC the laVaI
lirutenauts we're and who the I'm
convinced are
While Yesterdays ballots iudisat.
ed little that would suggest 20 trust
worthy predictions. the very faet
that the votes Of number Of leg
islatars bexan TO shirt from one col
umn To- another preaaees a flsNibus
ltY In succeeding ballots that viii
mean something sooner or later.
The break IN the democratic Tanks
Is significant. In spite ef what the
tuuts msY claim
Fur the democrats up 70 yestef-
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WORKING FOR
PRIMARY LAW

The civic union has taken a stand
for the proposed primary law and
an aupeslthaa been made for the aid
ofull thM Interested In good gov
efement A circular letter has been
beot 70 many Of the leading bust
ness men asking for their eo-opera-
ton ia the work Of those behind the
mSssure4 Each one Is asked 20 use
Ii iufluNpee With the member Of
III lseiast tute from his district.
- paAss oHed law f. drafted after
TIC ones n forte In Minnesota. Wis
edHsin ~ oregon. which have been
f0hud tnNbe very succeFsful. When
the mattel comes up before the leg
lslsture II IL expected that biz
delegation Of business men from all
over the state vii be present TO ex-
press their approval OF the measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21
DURING
L LONG
EVENINGS

You all aud a musical instrument
Of some kind a very welcome adz
lanet In helping 70 pass the time
pleasantly II you decide on a
piano. choose a ChlekerluE 4 Son
Hobart n Cable. Kimball. Pease or
one OF our beautiful new scale D. s.
Inhnnfnt. q
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prostitution or anything OF that
Kind in permitted In the restaurant
OF saloon run BY me. The place In
freaneaisd by the leading people Of
The city and that class OF trade l.
the only Kind | desire to have sH a
patronage. fhr reports that have
been circulated regarding the chat
aeter Of my place have injured me.
but were they true. would not com
! PLATA"
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I have reduced my weight g pounds.
bust inches waist iuchea ana hips
inches lu a short time. b guar
HHteed harmless remedy. without sH-
eFeiHe or starving | want 10 tell you
all about T. enclose stamp aud ads
dress MRS =. = WOODWARD. HeE
ar Oregon city Oregon. %"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

LANCASTER. Pa. Jan. 2f.-The
city Savings Fund d Trust com
pany suspended today The capital
is sI5d.000 aud deposits are esti-
mated at 81 200 GOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

Give rs a call We give you a
flfat-elass toto at a medium price.
New Studio. Eitel building. Second
and pike, about January /. Eggan
q Ericsson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

Pacific Cream Wins Medal-St
Louis. Mo- Jan Il, '05. star. Sc
attic Wash. oregon Grape Cream
and Pacific Cream received silver
thigheaD medal. Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition. signed. W T.
Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

The superior court jury which
tried John Clark for burglary failed
to agree upon a verdict and was
discharged yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

The finest and best equipped
studio In the Northwest. Expert
operators Eggan b Ericsson, Fotog-
raphers. ritel building. Second and
pike. Take elevator.
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GET CHANGE
OF VENUE

BEDFORD. Ind. Jan. y In the
preliminary hearing Of Frank Evans
aud Elmer browning. charged WIth
the murder Of Sarah sHhaefer. heard
tina morning before Justice Harris.
81 change af venue 10 Justice NJ
fahau5s court us taken The hear
Ing WaH then Get for ufat Thursday
" have moved r. our elegant
studio In the IIlsi building. top
floor Fee ua Zoe youf Hataa. Prices
reasonable. EHEaH 4 Ericsson. 70
taEfaHHsHH -.
Yes. ws have moved our down
town Office ta HaEIega Drug Store.
corner Second ana Pike. -.
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~ any evening your copy 81 TIE
Af has not afrfwsa AT 6 % o clock
ssisphene-Funset. Main 1869. OF In
sspsndsnt LIS. any time betussa
- ana T.oo-snd a copy viii be ssna
ssa a. ence. ~ npaefal msassnMss.
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MuchMOr'e
Beneficial

THAN MEDIcINE-THE NUTRI-
TIOUS MALT BEVERAGE ! so
HIGHLY DESIRABLE FOR FAM
lily USE Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

VERY ELEMENTS OF HEALTH
nELICIoUSNESs RREWED INTO
IT. BETTER TRY SOME.
2 dozen half pints delivered fort 9oc.
Phone ES. 20.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07
EXECUTORS NOrICE

Letters testamentary having been on the
I'd day uf June, A, ID laS. granted by the
County Judge OF AlAchuR county, Florida, 70
tho undersigned ~ executor ot The last viii
and Testament ~ Robert II, Porte dece Ased,
late ~ said county, nov, therefore. under and
bY virtue " an order made and entered IA the
matter OF the administration OF the estate OF
said Robert n. Porter. deceased, by the coun.
" Judge ot said county NJ Alachua. on the nd
day ot June, A. u, la6, notice II hereby given
To, and all creditors, legateeS, distributes,
aud ell versions haylnR claims or demands
against the estate Ut said Robert n Porter,
deceased, are hereby called upon 90 present
the same to inc ~ Jacksonville, Florida. with.
In two t2l years from the date ~ this notice,
the Satne being the date ~ the first publloA.
uOn thereof, the time required by las, or Uth-
erwiSe the 'ame shall he forever Atterv Ard
barred An persons Indebted ~ said estate
are requested 10 make immediate settlement
with undersigned
Dated this s1d dHy OF June, \ u IAN
THOS. v PORTER
Executor ~ the Last VIII and Testament OF
Robert n Porter. Deceased
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
FoRECI0sURE ~ MORr0AaE

In the Circuit Court. E.hth Judicial Circuit.
Alachua County. Florida I'm Chanoery.
George n. Broome " susan Jopes-Mort.
gage Foreclosure Nuppc mrnta. AN
II appearing by aadaSit appended 10 the
bill died In the above stated cause that Susan
Jones, the defendant therein named Ia a non.
resident of the State ~ Florida ana that she
Is resident OF Shubuta, State OF M.>SlSSippi
and II over the ARe OF twenty one wears. IL n
therefore ordered that said ubr.re~.dent de-
PENDANT be and she Is hereby required 20 at-
pear 10 che Bill ~ Complaint N,ed r said
cause on or before Mondav tine IN day OF
August, A. ID, l9S, Otherw i>c 'hc a.egatous
OF said hill WIN be taken ~ confessed by said
defendant
u Is further ordered that tbs order ne pub
hshcd once aweek for four consecutive weeks
In The Gainesville sun, IA newspapci rubilshed
In the said county and State
THIS 9Th June, 1919
=. n. wlENGES. Clerk Circuit Court
by NJ. y, CHENES. H. G.
A true copy OF original
- II WIENGES. Clerk Circuit Court
seal Per NJ y. CHENkS. u {.
W. =. bROOME, Sorr FOR Comp,t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07

NOTICE or APPLICATION fOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION : % CHAPTER
tsrs, Law or FLORIDA.
Notice II hereby given that Abstract a Real
" Company. purchaser ot Tax CertincAteA
Nos SO sS1, dated the sth day % July, A.,
u lNN has nlcd said ~ rtihcates IN my once
and has made application for tar deed % hsaue
In accordance with law. SAID certificates EN-
brace the following described property nitu-
ated In Alachua ouunty Florida, toWlt
Lots a. o.. ~ rs II, " a ~ OF ~ OF n 3,
HrOwns Addition ~ gainesville, Sec \, 10.
10. u ~ and IsUts ., 81 A ~ OF FL HA 1rovnp
Addition to Gainesville,
The said land being assessed ~ The date 81
the issuance OF such cottlncAt IL the name %
J w. Duke and FLORIDA Finance Co, at
Unless shid ccrtlncateS shallbe redeemed 90
cordlnE tu Law, taN deed Wl issue thereon %
tho Nth dav ~ August \ - lWn
Witness nv onicial signature aud seal thls
the ;th day Ol iuN, A u IAN
y u wlENOEA,
Clcrk Circuit Court Ahachua Co. EiA.
du rcf NJ = CHENES u. y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07

NOTICE on APPLICATION ron TAK
DEED uSDER SUCTION soF uuAPfMn
49,. LAWS OT FLORIDA.
Notice IL hereby Given thAy q, q Yeyie, pel.
chasaf OF TaH CerllnCatsA Mo- - 4 ~. oo14&
lbe sch day 81 July, A 10 lta. hes nla4 NMI1
ceTtlBoatsa 10 nv Ofh1e, and hes made apn,I44
uOn for taH deed 10 ls4pe IN aeoofdagoe ~
lnW SAID csrtihnatea eWbf zoe she folIVe fHI'
desr fibed pf0paFY situated IN Ataahua o03M
- flOfdA tOsu ~
10 ~ eof tDt hook q a. 4 O ~ NAAbT
~ % ~ VI, original usihssviiis. sud ~ ~
~, inock - ~ ifout by - ~ aeeH
Va = agtEt1Al ~ sineavtne
Tie sah and being Asssased ~ Ne eat9 ~
ibs lssuanrs ~ sash certificates % ne nnno
~ Mr. 4 bauaniHht
Tales said erftt1satse sha u bs Fedeemof 60
c0gdlna ~ lee tan deed ia isals thaIeon On
toe itth dAT Of AufBst A. u 100,
Witness fuT Onieial signature sgd snat tuI
ihe iitk dag 81 JULY. A y Use
~ WfENuEk,
a. Cisfs circuit Court Aisdhua 90. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07

NVTNtE Wv AFTillA llbN FVA BWM
DEED uSDEA sEf-riON 30 CmAiBAB
ts@. LAWS OH TtDHiDA
Notice !. hsFsVf given that i-.lFaet q M9st
~ CSnpahf, paFubssef 81 as gettlN|3.H 81
tha ClfT 1f laiseagius No 3, dated t31 N|&
dAT ~ JsiT fsg. h9a Hfd1 oE|&
sertlnssts 10 az Onas sha hes ma44 80
pitsstiOa FOE tas deed ga h.~ae ~ ea99N4441|
90 ~ de.-rtsrd psHsgtY eibansef a. o11824
yi.ls Aisrbus c14htF Hlaet4a. toUtls
lot 10 o. 10 IA Hin ~ u tNQNnI
Addition 10 t.sihssg ile n aaas 8. ~ VI ~ ~
me saA snd BsInf aapeaaao "a the 99ta ~
80 1880 Of sisgh esFlflaets n ne aaa1r 81
VI tb.ke
t's,ess ssAi csTtiasais sAab ~ Fe4sems1 aa.
sssdiaa 80 &c tas 9es6 uill saas thafaoa ~
the 80 ar ~ Aaauat. a. n taA
Wtss.s 'eI gneial .sgaa.aFs snd ssAi 90
hn WtGN0Ma
Clsgk CiFegii cDsgt AIsssss 90 Ris.
a. pef n 4 ChEVGh, D q.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07
NOTICE OT APPLICATION wa TAX
UEND uhDEa AkiyTtON 90 CnAIFmn
90. Laws DE FIlyRlDA

Noise y hesebV stVsu that Y h Iiina
pnTehanae 81 Taa Csfti1eats No NJ
AstNd ghS Wh Gar % JAR a, a. tS4.
haa lns6e sptiEsatioa fof ten dee9 - krate y
nneOFdaeee uith Ia Naf eFftIH291e So
bfaass ths fellgwing d2serfled ps0Ia1stg 90
Conaseass si AZ sorseF ~ NIX ~ MeN
ase O. ~ a. o. roo B - a. N ~ - "
40 "a \ - ~. ana ha ~ Awa u hNa4Hn4
~ ~ =. ~ %. eoataiNia2 y a9fea aelfe - t014
a. isIaaeee 4 speh seFtineats in 80 oaHNNNI
ssils go A6aGa
Dal~n ed ssFuneete SAL ~ ,oteeHe4
g ~. 80 ~ "a $3.50 - So I ~ 80 -.
Wl3nG4a U4 4MrIel aaEnatl4N AlN4 N#
~ - 90 = ~. =, Z - -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07

w. isN W y w NAANafN.
Notice N hereby given that =. n hinspn ea4
Ma so a a. dated the Hth dAy Of taiJ, A. u
lug, have nlrd KAid eertlnoAtea ~ ~
once. and have made augaic atlOn t1I
tax deed "a issue In accordance with l&Qt
SAID certificates embrace che fOlloWlna De-
srribcd property situated IN Alaaha4
county Florida toWu ~ a
Hook 81 leas I acre and Hoax ~ los naree,
See a. ~. ~. u - al-o Lot ns see, a. ~
10, a. a. "a
The said land being As.essed ~ me date 81
the i.suance Of sunb certiboates IN The nnMea
81 4 u Prentice ana W T. JHcha0a.
uules said eettlncHtes shall be reds4afe4
acCOrilnn a. Law taK deed Nil issue th4faeE
on the To- daN 0t August A 10 iWA.
Witness ma oflciAl signature AID sea tai6
the 18th daT 81 JulI A u teA,
sH wiEN0Ee
~ CisFk Circuit Court Alaehas 20, VA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-07

NOTICE 90 APPLICATION iOR TAX
DEID UNDER SECTION sOF CHAPrhR
tSss. LAWS OF FlDRlDA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23
Orders for improvements.

Orders concerning improvements in the
District have been issued by the Commits
sioners as follows:
That new sewer be constructed in Euclid
place between University place and Column
bia avenue.
Sewer along the south side of New York
avenue northeast between North Capitol
and 1st streets, from a point 2S6 $500 feet
eastward Of the intersection of the north
line of N street and the south line of New
York avenue measured on the south line
of New York avenue, and running eastward
therefrom 1856 feet.
That the following order Of the Commits
sioners under date of April l. 1904. be can
celed:
That brick walks, cutters ETC., on street
northeast between 10th and 18th streets be
adjusted to conform to the changes In line
and grade incidental to the improvement
of the roadway. work to be done by day
labor; estimated cost, 500, chargeable to
the appropriation for improvements and
repairs, northeast section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23
RABBI GRAFFMAN REELECTED
Members of Ohave Sholem May Erect
Synagogue.

sThe Ohave Sholem Hebrew Congrega-
ton of this city at a recent meeting elect
ed Rev. DR.. r. Graffman to be its rabbi
for another twelvemonth, which will
make his third year of service in Wash
ington. The meaning of the term Ohave
Sholem is united in freedom" and it has
a particular significance to the members
Of the congregation, large majority of
whom were former subjects of the Car
of Russia.
Rabbi 'Graffman informed a Star re-
porter today that the members of Ohave
Sholem are taking steps to either erect a
synagogue or to purchase a suitable
building and remodel it for church pur-
poses. They have in view n church edi-
flee on M street, and If they can obtain an
option on it the building may be pur-
chased
The congregation now comprises be-
tween $50 and 200 active members, it is
said, whereas when Rabbi Graffman came
to Washington the membership was be-
tween sixty and seventy. Religious serv-
ices are held in Odd Fellows Hall on 9TH
street northwest, and the next celebra-
ton is announced for September 90 when
music will be rendered by choir
Rabbi Graffman was born at Wilma,
Russian Poland, and is an active worker
for Judaism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23

NJ. Todd, Norfolk: W. w. Chamberlain,
Norfolk, Charles A. Moore, Asheville;
Thornton Lewis. Cincinnati. Ohio; Thomas
Woodroffe, Mt. Airy. n. c.: o. q. King,
Newark: A. w. Tunstall Greensboro, Ala !;
w n. Cahnl. Hackensack; 7. A. Jones,
Pittsburg.
St James-C. II. Harrison Spokane,
Wash; s. L. Miller. South Orange. n. J.;
J. s. Mckay. Philadelphia; r. NJ. Barron,
New York: q. @. Currie. West Palm Beach:
G. b. Eckeis. st. Paul. Mimi: r. c. Fow-
Ter, Boston; w. +. Ransom, Philadelphia
New Willard-W. III. Mullins Salem Ohio:
W. L. Moyen. New York: George l.. Nor
ton. Wilmington, N. c.: A. v. wadhams,
U. s. N: b. X. Lombard. u. s. N: Edward
M. Deane, Grand Rapids: Lewis Dill, Balti-
more; +. II. Schmidt, Morristown, n. J.
Ebbitt-I. s. Raymond. Sidney, ILL.,; ]. B.
Mccoy, Milwaukee. Wis: j. T. N Hoyt.
Philadelphia; C. II. Sheldon. u. s. N; John
Corson, Buffalo: Irwin Payne. Nashville,
Tenn.
Shoreham-J. NJ. Moshall, Boston; Edw.
A. Adler. Boston: Albert Bishop, Boston
Paul V. Portner Manassas; George A.
Steves. New York; w. H. HUT, jr., Phila-
delphia.
Arlington-T. L. Russell. New York: Muir
ray warner. Shanghai: r. Hill Myers Win
nipeg' Douglas Fenwick Chicago; Charles
w. Johnson, Cleveland: Louis NJ Fisher.
New York: George Eustis Aiken. s. G.:
John Forth. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23
DIED.

ssRsTssF e. 2S Z. nsss q
Funeral service Sunday. September "a ut 1888
Groas street privste at Shady
E EaeS ssveHps e.
N. Y.
Christian faith. on Wednesday, September 20.
ach fE pGSTS se esaysa
mother Of Louisa Ashton. Annie Bowen. EIvira
=; Quivers, Mollie whitlow and Richard Dem
Dear mother hands. thy work is Ger:
The seams and wrinkles time has wrought
, OF self subdaed. stern battles fought.
To be happy with the best
Freed Meaha from a, Pains EVERLASTING eve,
BY THE CHILDREN.
Funeral Sunday, September "a, at 1 pm. from
a'ove residence, thence to Zion Baptist Church,
and relatives invited to attend. (Chicaso and
New York papers please copyD
DoONAN. On Friday. September %, 1906 at mid.
night at Providence Hospital. THOMAS E.
Services at Columbus Ohio where remains will be
taken, on Sunday, September "a. ut pm.
ELLER. On Friday: September %. 1905. at 1
S AMI mi; HENRY. beloved husband of 10.
Louisa Filler, aged thirty years and four months
Funeral from his late residence. No. 10 o street
northwest on sunday, September "A, at 8
o'clock pm. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend Interment at
Prospect Hill cemetery. q
ELLER. The officers and members of the Capital
Beneficial Association will meet Sunday.
September "a, 1895. at p M, TO attend funeral
OF our deceased brother HENRY ~, ELIER
G. F. DAVIS, Secretary.
GIBSON. On Friday, September % 1905 at 2:45
pm, THOMAS A. GIBSON, beloved husband
of Esta E. Gibson. In the sixteth year OF his
age.
northwest Sunday, September "a at 3 pm.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Services at the grave will be under Masonic
auspices.
SILVER. On Saturday, September o. 1906 at
$50 a m, at her residence, 2014 q street
northwest, JANE w, widow Of the late Elisha
Funeral Monday morning September Is, at IL
o'clock. from St Pauls Episcopal Church, 23d
street and Washington circle
TROUT. The funeral of Capt Harry G. Trout, ID
Cavalry. who died In the Philippines, August
Monday, September %, at Arlington National
cemetery. q
WALLER. Departed this life Friday. September
%, 1905. at 12:45 pm. at her residence, 2046
Sth street northwest, ETHEL BELL, daughter
OF the late rev. washington wafer step
daughter Of Victoria Waller, sister of Amanda
C. and Clarence III. Waller.
Funeral will take place from the Vermont Avenue
and streets northwest, Monday. September
25, at pm. Friends are invited to attend.
In Memoriam.
CCCNTEE In loving but sad remembrance Of our
dear mother, SUSAN COUNTEE, who died
NARY. IDA. MATTE. BEATRicE AND Al.
PHONSo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Tillie Blackwell. 46 years, 45S Locust
court southwest.
Sarah L. Boss. Al years, Sol 18th st.
Julia E. Bryan, q years, ga 9Th street
southeast.
Mary E. Cook. Al years. Bennins. D. c.
Infant of Rob't and Pearl Dixon, days,
1910 9th street northwest.
Infant Of Jonah r. and Alice b. Donald
son. three quarters Of an hour. I'll F street
southwest.
Cornelia Dutro. IL years. George Wash
ington University Hospital.
Edward Eagan. SO years. 9th and
streets northeast.
Mary Garland, 62 years. 1880 Prospect
avenue.
Thomas Griffith. 10 years. 3o37 K street
northwest.
Catherine Marshall. 40 years. ss4 Path
street northwest.
James l.. Montgomery, months, 651 I'd
street northeast.
Carrie A. Murray. "a years, Providence
Hospital.
Julia o'Toole. 50 years. LIB 1 stree,
northeast.
Louise Pettis. 81 years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Steven Rabbit. "a years, Providence Hos
pital
ington University Hospital
Warning Tucker. " years. Freedmens
Hospital.
Toliver Wallace. 70 years. 6s5 Summer
street northwest.
Mary Warrenton, 6S years. Home for the
Aged.
John Williams. year. 1l2z Half street
northwest.
william Young. "A years. 81 NJ street
southwest.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-23
TEST OF FIRE APPARATUS.
Chief Belt to Give Exhibition Of Its
Capacity

Chief Engineer William T. Belt Of the
fire department will give an exhibition at 2
o. clock pm. Monday, September Is, at the
corner of 18th and B streets northwest, of
what is regarded as the most formidable
piece of fire apparatus that the fire depart
ment has purchased since its organization.
This piece of apparatus is termed a COM
bination wagon. 1t has two thirty-five-gal
lon chemical tanks and, it is built to carry
1000 feet of 21A-inch and 3-inch fire hose.
Chief Belt has had attached to this wagon
a Hart turret or monitor pipe. This pipe
is capable of throwing a 1h-inch
stream Of water from IT'S feet to 200 feet,
and requires only one man to operate 1t.
The chief states he will show the differ
ence between the old way and the new way
of handling large fire streams.
The five men not required to hold the
stream with the new pipe can be utilized
for other purposes, which means a very
big thing at the time of a large fire.