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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26
MEACHAM O9SEQUIES
OF DISTINGUISHED
VETERAN AT ARLINGTON.

Funeral services over the remains of the
late Gen. John F. Meacham will be held
Monday afternoon at 1870 o'clock at the
Meacham residence, 122 S street northwest.
Short services win be held at the house
and George II. Thomas Post will conduct
services at the grave The interment will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26
Baron Des Planches Indisposed.

TURIN, November 25.-Baron Mayor Des
Planches. the Italian ambassador at Wash
ington. has arrived at Moncalieai, on his
way to Rome. He has been obliged to
stop there on account of indisposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26

mac, Woman's Relief Corps. promotion
which gave Gen. Meacham much pleasure.
as he helped to organize George ii. Thomas
Corps, of which Mrs. Meacham was a char
ter member and it's first president.
, 1905-03-15
LETTER FROM FLORIDA
S. p. Foster Gives an Account
OF His Trip to Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Fla, March s.

JackSonVllle Fla., March B.
l left Philadelphia during the snow
storm Tuesday, on the Florida Limited,
over the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Washington, thence by Sea Board Air
Line to this place, covering the 800
miles in about % hours, without
changing cars. On this train there is
practically nothing but through travel
for Jacksonville or St. Augustine, aud
every effort is made for the comfort of
passengers.
Today has been IN of summe heat
here, the mercury reaching 70 degrees
Fahrenheit. Most of the ladies on the
streets are in summer attire, either i'm
thin white waists or In suits entirely of
white.
At Savannah, Frank Cox and wife,
of Bridgeton, with three friends took
seats near me in the car. They are
making a tour of the South. My next
neighborsi in the car, from Philadelphia,
were Thomas Dougherty and wife, of
Allentown, Pa, and pleasant compan-
ions they proved to be. Mr.. Dougherty
is a G. A. r. veteran and an interesting
talker. He has spent two summers at
Wildwood.
Spring here has been backward. I'm
p~recedented cold weather visited this
section in January when the ther-
mometer registered as low as Is, kill
ing all orange trees and such tropical
plants as usually pass the winter
unscathed.
An oddity here to a N%ortherner is
the barber shops where colored girls
are employed to lather the patrons
and to slick them up after the razor
has done its work.
A cemetery for colored people here
was pointed out to me. All sorts of
crockery and rough stones are used to
mark the resting place of loved ones.
One grave had been marked with a
broken piece of uncomfortable ware,
but it was doubtless the best the
family could afford and served we'll to
distinguish the grave, as it was the
only mark of the kind in the cemetery.
| intend to leave here tonight for
Manitee, where l expect to arrive
about IL a. m. Thursday.
S. p. FOSTER
, 1905-03-15
A Dinner Invitation.

After a hearty meal a dose of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack
of indigestion. Kodol is a thorough di-
gestant and a guaranteed cure for indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, gas on the stomach,
sour risings, bad breath and all stom-
ach troubles. N. Watkins, Lesbus, Ky,
says: 81 can testify to the efficacy of
Kodol in the cure of stomach trouble.
/ was afflicted with stomach trouble
for fifteen years and have taken six bot
ties of your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
which entirely cured me. The six bot
ties were worth 81 600 to me-" Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will digest any guam
tity of all the wholesome food you want
to eat while your stomach takes a rest
-recuperates and grows strong. This
wonderful preparation is justly entitled
to all of its many remarkable cures
Sold by Davis, the druggist.
, 1905-03-15
For Mosquito determination.

The sum of twenty thousand dollars
will be available by legislative appro-
priation this year to carry on the cam
paign against the mosquito pest. The
promptness with which the Legislature
voted the Appropriation showed a
good sense that was copiously lacking
in the Legislature two years ago,
when a bill asking for a small appro-
priation for the same purpose was
treated as a joke and made the butt of
stupid jests.
Much has already been done by the
State entomologist and by municipali-
ties for the eXtirpation ofthe pest, and
what has been accomplished is en-
couragement for further efforts. Much
knowledge has been obtained of the
nature and habitat ofthe mosquito and
of the methods for dealing with it.
What remains to be done will be in
the way of practical work, the results
of which will be manifest all over the
State.
A final radiance for New Jersey of
the mosquito pest will be of inestimable
worth in public wealth and public
health. The serious objection to resi-
dence in attractive regions of the State
will be permanently removed. Residen-
tial property that has been held cheaply
on ccoun of the pest will advance in
value, and sections that have had a
slow growth will undergo a new pros
perity. The time-honored joke about
the Jersey mosquito will be relegated
to the limbo of fo%rgetfulness, and an
incubus will be lifted from our State.
-Ne1OdTk advertiser.
, 1905-03-15

JOURNAL advertising pays. Try 1t !
and see.
, 1905-03-15
OLD POINT COMFORT, RICHMOND
AND WASHINGTON.
Six-day Tours via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.

oA~-o0y AouAo wa CuuoyiNdHid NdiI-
road.
Personally-conducted tours to Old
Point Comfort, Richmond, and Wash
ington via the Pennsylvania Railroad
will leave New York and Philadelphia
on Saturdays, March 25, April %
and May 6.
Tickets, including all necessary ex-
penses for a period of six days, will be
sold at rate of $1,000 from New York,
Brooklyn, and Newark; $3.50 from
Trenton; $33. 90 from Philadelphia, and
proportionate rates from other stations
Tickets to Old Point Comfort ouly,
covering luncheon going, n and three
fourths days board at Chamberlain
Hotel, and good to return within six
days, will be sold at rate of $500 from
New York, Brooklyn, and Newark;
SIS. 80 from Trenton; $l4.50 from Phila-
delphia, and proportionate rates from
other points.
For itineraries and full information
apply to ticket agents; G.. Studds, E.
p. A., 263 Fifth Avenue, New York;
4 Court Street, Brooklyn; 789 Broad
Street, Newark, Nj, or Geo. w. Boyd,
General Passenger Agent, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia. M. /.
, 1905-03-15
The Captured Flags

Go burn the captured battle flags,
Upon the altar of the brave,
And let the sacred ashes rest
Forever in oblivion's grave.
The cause for which the colors stood
No mortal power can e'er restore,
But Southern valor bright shall live,
The nations pride forever more.
Clasp hands as brothers once again,
Each show the world he is a man,
And prove himself o than a king,
A fearless, true American
GEORGE M. VICKERS
Pennsylvania Reserves
, 1905-03-15
Pleasant and Harmless.

Don't drug the stomach to cure a cough.
One Minute Cough Cure cuts the mu-
Gus, draws the Inflammation out of the
throat, lungs and bronchial tubes, heals,
soothes and cures. A quick cure for
Group and whooping cough. One Min
ute Cough Cure relieves a cough in n
minute because it acts first on the mu-
cous membrane right where the cough
troubles-in the throat or deep-seated
on the lungs. Sold by Davis, the drug
gist.
, 1905-03-15
PhiIadeIphia'S Prayer

Philadelphia is placarded with bull
letins which read: 1.-The city is in dam
ger, pray for the Mayor" 1t Is espec-
tally true in relation TO city government
that the Lord helps those who help
themselves. Philadelphia ought not
to shift the work of municipal house
keeping entirely to the Lords shout
ders.-Syracuse Herald.
, 1905-03-15
"

From Mayor John Weaver, of Philadelphia.
wildwood Ways and Down East
Wilds' will give everybody a new in
terest in the Jersey coast 1t is en-
chanting"
, 1905-03-15

nature worship that a life of active
business struggles had nearly elimi-
mated. L most sincerely thank you for
sending me the book and assure you it
will have a place in my library.
Most sincerely yours,
EDWARD r. EMERSON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27

fur6tbdr Ieihtiinnig BON S6nsn! Was
fouen mir ieBt tbun, utn STE gu retz
ten2"
.Gs 6leibt nur zines ii6ria," faote
Der Baron ernitbaft, n@ie bebdlten
mid bt8 gum Wbeno bier un6 lo1en
fpfprt Die neutrality-suspicious. oruden,
oamit nun ui1t be6auptet, Sic bdtten
eim Itunoenlanges Steubiaetn nit
stnem 9slbbrteftrdger ge6alten."
Die 9rGfin brad IN ein bellies &c
ldd)ter aus,
~Nber Elm itu~nosnlanges 9tsuotGsin
nit Sbnsn oaS f9aoet nidts, ni9t
po9r2"
aGs tit Dabr, geIiebte grdftu, 81.
finb auf ale 5dle unbeilbar tomprpz
mitttri, tpenn t9 bier bletbe. uub nenn
i9 niht bier bleibs, 10 ergreifen mid
bie !SGiGer unb id bin b~erlorer. MG6z
len @is = i6 iiberlaHe Sbuen Die Gnts
f9etoung."
Ste @rdfin lag in i6rsm Slprentiner
SeFel unb la9te Sbrdnen, Qls iie
pteeer au Mprte tommsn tpnnte, iogte
fte:
sd CLAUDE Sbnen alpar fein Wort
bon Sbreu 9efabren unb BON meiner
,Rompromtttirung - ober ste haben
f4 ntrtlia saH3 letbltd aus Der
Iffdre se5ogeR, uub barum sef9ebs
benin sSbr Wtas."
rDdrum24 flifterte Der Baron,
tndbrenb er bic CARTE geftolt an fetn
9er5 aps. uMtrfli9 nur bartim9"
gr erbtelt feline oeutltGs QntpDrt
barauf; bod Die eripartete ct aud gar
nt9t. CT mar sufriebsn, baB er ats
Steser bur9's 3iel gesangen mar, =
Die @eIobrieftrdser >1nifDrm aber
purbe fpdter tn benz iungen 9ausbalt
ols Heliquie aufbepabrt, bts tie bte
Molten fraBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27
pas Sdalbnera(Dl non Gninhurg

Der plas, auf benz unldnsit Der
en9ltf6e &Dnig @buar6 VII. tn g6tns
burg bte @epue iiber 10000 fdpttif9s
Greipintge abnabm, bate bts Dor
etnigen Sobr5e6nten nod etne gang be-
fDnbere 9eittmmung, 0as GelGnbs
hieB oas 9oIproobsaf unb tpar bic
gefeslt4e 3uflu9tFdtte pDn @9ulbs
nern, Die ni1t 3ablsn fpnnten unb
tuegen btefes 8ergebeng in's @efdngs
nfb gefeBt tperben foGten. Deun In
gnslanb fpie tn G9ottlanb beftanb
nod bis por 20, 30 Sabren bie @9ulbs
1aft. Gtner Der betannteiten porl
benen, Die it9 Dor tbren Mant@Gern
auf bus SDlproobsNfpl tn Gbinburs
5uriid5Oeen. mar be Auineep, Der Wsra
fafer Der pielgelefenen .8etsnntniTs
etnes ensliiGsn Sptumefiers." Dte
@renas hes I{pls purbe bur9 eine
&stbs BON Ststnen gsbilost. Matiirli9
mar es fir bte S9uloner tn Der Irets
ftGtte tein a~nsenebmer auftanb, In ben
tletnen Qfplbeatrt gebannt gu {ein. @te
fu9ten besbalb. ii6 ~selegentlt4 stn
btsGen gu entfernen, mubten ft6 ober
Dor ben GertAtBbeamten In adt nehs
men, bte uuf bte}e Notwithstanding
fpefuttrten unb bte @renae f9arf Be.
tpa9ten, gs fam Dfters gu tragti4,
tomii9en saenen.
Gtrft bsrlieb etn 51ulbnsr ben Be-
reid bes Wfpls, UNI Ipaaisren gu seben,
Or ging bereaitst bur9 bic GtraBs.
ala TIN eth ipadfan1er Beamter bes
@beriffs bemertte, Der unperaiiglit)
bis Sasb auf Jpn erDffnsts. Der
S9ul6ner rannte tpte Elm 9afe mad
9olproob suriid unb tam aud glid.
IT'D an BITE @rsnae. 4ls er aber iiber
bts Stetne iprtnsen t%pol1te, ftolperts sr
unb ftel NIT benz Ropf bornitber in bic
Greiftdtts btnetn, Die 8etne ieboa
laeen brauben. tpurben bon Dem ua9s
fsssnb.n Beamten ersrtffen unb nebit
BEN baran bsftnolthen GbertDrper
mttletblps In oos S9ulbsefdngntB
| aef9leppt. Der Qrreitant aber, als
Elm adber Sdotts, bsrubiste ii9 babel
ni4t, @r psrtlasts ben 8eamten tpegen
uneeieblt1er Berbdftung unb eritritt
eth obiiessnbes llrtbsil, Der Mtdter
nSnlin ertannts fir Re1t: Der Ropf.
als Der intelligence Sbeit bon benz
ganasn manne. bate bic @1ulb ton.
trabirt. Dieter aopf, Der afs eigsnt.
li9er SduIbner 81 betra9ten mar, lag
isnfeita Der Wip!srenae, als Der Diener
bes Gberiffs bie 8eine padts. Ct, Der
&opf, tpnnte alfp ni9t mebr rsGt.
mdbtg berbaftet psrbsn. Was bic
Betne unb Ste iibrigen brauben Itesen,
ben @liebsr betraf, 70 mar Der Gberiff
unspeifelbaft an iid befagt, is gu per'
| bafteu- 9a is mbeHen nt9t abse.
fibrt tperben tonnten. obne ie bon
benz afplbere9ttsten Ropfe gu trennen;
ba BITE Mbtrennung bes Rumpfes pDn1
Ropfe eben NIT tBrperlt9en Ma9tbets
len fiir ben ganaen Manu psrbInoen
fem mubten; 6d bteie fDrperliden
Na4tbeiie NIT benz 6umanen Gbaraf.
ter BEG f4otttfden @efesbudes ntdt
neretnbdr tparen, 10 tpurbe ertdnnt,
baB bds bDnitdnbtgs Snbtbibuum aus
Der 9aft gu entlafsn uno Dem Qipl'
PLACE ppn Splprpob pieber s~u5ufibren
fet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27
Der dlttee 5reier.
Ramsrtasfas skiae paa Q. fsbsau.

E.
Den Marquts uub bsr Baron fabsn
ue geipD6nIt4 aa9 benz 1heotsr nod
cine Stunbe I'm Rtub sMfamInen.
Der Marquis bate beretts bic
Sebnte Cigarette gtrautt. unb nod
thinner mar tbn Die erleuntsnbs abse
nidt setommen. na4 Der 81 nun j1nn
felt Tagen fabnbete. - Gnhlt6 gd6 CT
bos Rauden auf.
DIE gtsaretten tausep ninh,~
faete er elestfd. sd mub MIR etns
anbsre Mif4uns 8ufamutenFesen Iafs
fen
r9ieber Marquis, Is ftnb ui@t bie
Gtgarettsn, Die ni9ts tausen," fogte
ber 9arpn NIT BEN i9ns ssgsnen ruht.
gen epott. nWtr berbisnten aae befbe
1noberre 2uftfpietNdter aa fetu - es
fd1t uns ebsr nid3ts etnl1
so ssb's aud aat Greunb! 80
iarge an, bic gdnss @aae fab au fin.
benl Sff es betn aud gu slaukna Die
Dame, BEL ber tptr aGA betbe Worsups,
fIkHHUe lpQreH -.
Yer Baron sos bic Wussnbrauen tn
elmer befOnbersn Metfe bod, 70 baB ss
pie Elm MeTerfnnitt iDirtte,
.9aa - mas TT b<nns" fragss Der
Marquts.
sd ipiirhs bod sttpds borfa@tiesr
NIT uletneu Nusbridsn fetnl4
I'D. llmiinn - nteusarb Abrt u.s
su."
neud Dor ft1 {sfbit fDl nan belitat
fetn, nsesn Qiebsr.*
Better Baron, fessn Sic BIOS nt6t
SIRE lsbrhafte Misne aufl Damn fnb
Sis nGmli9 - fnb Gis - no, fdgen
ptr. greuIt9l Do ptr alfe bsibe grrnh,
genau inffen. ME nat, pbex pielmebr
pte fern tptr Der GrGfin ftshen, 10 fBn,
uer ntr uns bp9 nint utibperiteAen!
Mber gebrau9en iptr gang etnfa4 baa
Mort ,Grennbe.' @ara tanerdbimafts
ltG. Ddmit baftd. llnb nun plDbIiG
btefe 2aune2 Denr etpas dnberes III
Is bod ntdtl gtne Grauenlaumel Msdn
empfGngt uns ni9t mebrl 18TH una
bier - feds Mo9en utnt empfangens
Mdruma sd frags Sic, tporumaa
rDos bat bod bic Griffin 3iernliG
betttt9 ausssfprnnen! Ga foG etus
Qlrt pm prifuns fir urs fem. gtne
Mrt bon Mut6sprobe oter Elm Ggena.
pei auf unjern S6orfiinn. gle fagts,
baB es fstbsr Hi9t mehr pis I'm nth,
telalter m5sli4 fef. bab en Rtttsr ~,
fefne Dame Drd9en erfess ober Der.
gletGen. Darutn ions CT auf anbsrs
Art betpeifer, haB It gntutertgteiter
Su iiberpinben iptTs, fDerln ss fetnl
2iebe gelte. - limb nun iften tptr be
nnb t5nnen nt1t einnaal btsfe tletns
G1pierisfeit ibsrntnben, benz Wer'
BOT Der Dame unferes Ser5ens %
FROZEN unb gu thr gu brtnsenl4
ga. 60 III f9auberbaft. - M&tS
gu MAIDEN"
Der Morquts fab 70 ttaurts aus,
bab Der Baron laden mubte. DtsA
mar lberbaupt bos G9idfal bes Mar'
quts, bnb man ibn nt9t ernft nabm
Or utsrtts e. aber metitens ri4t.
,gDis brtdten @fe ft1 fpeben ausa'
frasts sr pi6BIt4. agte fagter. ,bes
Dame upieres 9er3sns'2e
rgtun ia. 5d6en Sic stpas oasesspa
ste ltebeu bod bie Grdftns"
| ga, ~aa.rbtngs. 4ber mir t0nn.r
I bod ntht aGs bsi6s
nMas btsEsIbe Dame lisbm'
Dod = iG CLAUDE, 70 ettpas tDrmi
bpr. SO lit nur Btptf9eu uns elm sro,
Der lIuterfhieo: Sic lieben bte @rGftt
rur. unb it, nsrbs fs bsiratbea,~
Der marquis fuhr Gut,
sa6s ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27
4prtnr etnes Wrtefters.

9ie @eihihte por Der 2Drtur oes
Men. .. 9. Mo0re, BaitDr Der Bap'
tiftentirhe in 6arperaniIe, sc. g..
miro Guh intereiiteren. @r iaat:
@egen eines anhaltenoen Suftens
ftano i'd Gnaftibmerseu aus. Sd
muste fiseno fhlafen, neriudte oers
ihiebene Mebiaineu, biz ih Or.
Sings eue @ntoefuna fir5 hminb'
iuht nabm. bic mid adnalib furierte
uno bic Iussebrune abbielt. Gin
aruBes Wtttel fir lolhe Sale. Blu
baben bel Noolpb DreiB uno s..
Ralteper unb SDbn. Breis so Gents
uno ST.. HrobeHaihe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27

r Inferred at the Post Office at San Anto-
|. MO. Texas. as second class matter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27

Gie einaige tagIt@ erl@etneabe
neutfGe 8ettuas tn 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27
0eSunoe Sdm,ne,

Gtr1uber, Stolen uno ipnitiae Bflana
gen au miBiger Breiien. Shreiben
Sic nm &atalua.
u, 90. Gtetnbrins,
ReusU raunfels. 1eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27
Benrnun1suu.

nMte tommt ss, Grau aapsnmsifter.
bab SIR @utte gar nt9ts tomponirt9@
-nDaau 1T er gu ebrlt9l"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27
9als pblot.
{1573.)
Gtas 5ambarssr @aGaSe.
Ten G, 8. sssttsss,

s@M@ 9artbMrgern raub i'd NOD ben Ja1l9 y
@9ris Cannes &0tte, Der Qanptmannt UNI
fprdnS
Borbaber, ba!b mar es %nerfunten.
Gorb @laers uMp Serb BON 9uabens 8lut
Gaben bic S6werter setruateH.
3man3ts unb neunsn banb SUB man unt
Qanb,
@~nengrtuienb smpfiug ie am SafeRftranb
Sans Cbfbe, Der Sambureer gtttei,
Wie feurise Glantnten ur1lObt ibm bas
&aupt
Gin branbrDtbes 2odeusei5tttsI.
vWiltommert, bu frtf6ss, ~bieliunses 9lut!
8u lang bat e~eraitet, eerpfet, seribt
Wletne 5tpeifauftee <nse!
Sic fpg's Gu9 banten, pentt tb NIT 2nf
Gu9 morgsn bonn Geben brtnge.9
SIN 8~auInbaug laset fe etne Naat,
Gann bat man fe sum @raasbronf gebro1t,
Sab tbnen Der 6errgott bersetbe,
Nenn urb atpan3f9 fabert Fe ba
Sn elmer lcagen &etbe.
3ons Dbtbe entlans bic afet9e iHritt
11nh tegte tant la1enb BET ieben 9rttt
Gtners &opf auf ben &aien,
sgGs etng' ein S9nitter ~entlans ben &aia,
Meifs StfeIu ta sraien.
% pftff haB S9nert sSnsn fbarfeu Son
Bon GebensSob urb bon 9obeabobn,
Gin tieiss. ttailtf9es 8tfbsn,
SIN gleiGen Eaft tan5t Ropf auf Rnpf,
Rotb rauf9te bas gfut ba5tpifAen.
gssun unb a!panatg S4rttts &c trait
Damn f9auf' 81, pb gu .aeaer Stat
Sba Md Elm Ma6en ftne.
9a fpra1 Der Btrgermetfsr su i6as,
sseun, cans, bsR tpDbt gar u,aesa9
9a bsbt Der 0xn51 ben biw1tgea StabI
t1ne etn utlber, bfItfthesuet WaDsffG4t
@srbtist TIM unter ben grauen:
Sud nod unb G1tr'n gan5es Natb
66ant' ugn Rop a,1b aragen ID baHsn!s
Cams Stlbs, bas nar etn f9iiHsutss M5rt
9insuien usubt' er Gm {eiten Evtt
30 ibm eutfabrea Die S9onbt,
1maubtg ryb Meunen bdIf ar qua 96s,-
Rua Eastm hreibte I'M Sambs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-27
New York mach Heapsi und ssaua.
.sAMERlKA''

s.,<; sss ssa, ne, "AMERIKA"
adnes 100 GuB, %, 500 Ree. Eonnen, 42.000
Hrutto g xounen, bat auBer Den ~luluriDien
Eiurihtuuqen als Henieteiten Elm Wefau=
rant a Ia Carte emit 3ieeiner= &apenel Yai=
fngier. Muf3age, Snrnb aGe, eieftrii9e Sdoer.
Bh9sr= uno 8lumen 2anen. l., 2. ano 8.
Raiite nno 3mii9enoed ETC., etc.
The Washington times., 1905-06-30

chalk from sand are interested II, find.
ing IT.. probably it will crop out i'm large
quantities somewhere You know. that
Is always the case with minerals whose
use suddenly becomes valuable
Take. for instance, the material from
which Nelsbach mantles are made You
could carry al one time $4,000 or & 600
Worth of it in your vest. Today it is as
cheap as dirt. l would not be Surprised
II they RAJ: on solid bank of mineral
Carrying radium in large quantities.
The Washington times., 1905-06-30

Joe Cans to Play Ball.
Tomorrow at American League Park
Game called o clock. Admission &c.
The Washington times., 1905-06-30
TANNING OF THE SHREW'
BY SYLVAN PLAYERS
Record Breaking Audience witnesses
an Excellent Performance.

To a record breaking attendance the
Sylvan Players last night presented
THE Tanning OF the Shrew,' making IA
pronounced hit in their production of
this excellent comedy. Miss cortelyop
played Catharine, George Irving. Pet
ruchio. and Sidney Herbert Grumio
Petruchios servant. Thesremainder of
the company had roles allotted to them
in accordance with their abilities.
From the beginning 10 the end of the
play, the audience showed their appre
citation ef The actors work. frequently
interrupting the scenes with loud APP
plause Speaking in general terms, 1t is
not too much 10 say that the perform
ance was one of the best presentations
of The Tanning of the Shrew' ever
seen in Washington.
Miss Cortelyous Interpretation of the
character of Catharine was especially
neritorious Mr. Irviug's Petruchio was
original but none the less strong and in
teresting. Mr.. Herbert, who took the
small role of Grumio. made 1t a figure
in the play. provoking much of the
laughter accorded by. the audience
Another good piece of work was done by
Mr.. Bowser in the role of Gremio. the
senile sutton for BiaEca's hand. Miss
Jane Wheatlcy's Blanca was also ex-
ceIlent
Twelfth Night will be presented to-
hight and at tomorrow's matinee. and
"As You Like tt tomorrow night
The Washington times., 1905-06-30
RADIUM DIRT CHEAP.
SOME DAY, PROBABLY
Wizard Edison Says It's Only Question of Time Until
1t Is Found in Great Quantities
Search Begun
Search Begun.

NEW YORK. June 3o-.Radium is
likely to be as cheap as coal one Of
these days. when it Is discovered in suf-
ficient quantities.. was the statement
made by Thomas A. Edison, the wizard
OF Menlo Fsril who is making an in
yestigation OF the powers and proper
ties of the Substance.
up TO date. Se continued, 1T IS out
rageously expensive. / have been hunt
ing high and low for it all over the
country for several months. / found
some in New Hampshire in iron ore. but
II was in such small quantities that it
was not worth while to try and get 1t
out.
THE average man would not know
Tadium from salt If he saw ii in the
ground but no- that scientists and
biologists and suen generally who know
The Washington times., 1905-06-30
ESKIMO OSAKA TO LEAD
GREENLAND EXPEDITION
Leave Copenhagen Under
Command of Rasmussen-To Learn
Whether Tame Reindeer Exist.
tspeeial Copyright cable.)

COPENHAGEN. June Ca new ex-
peditlon. (which is to explore Greenland,
has just 1eft here
we Eskimo. Osakra. who was brought
TO this city about six months ago by
the returning Myths Erickson expedi-
ton. is to be the guide of the new ex-
petition -
He has not yet recovered from his sur
prise at the wonders of civilization,
and Declares that he dare not tell any
thing bout what he has seen as his
friends would expel him from the t1ibe
as liar.
Candidate Rasmussen, who took part
in the Myths Erickson expedition, IS
the leader of the new expedition. He
VIII especially, try to find out whether
it is possible for tame reindeer &c live
In Greenland. ana whether they woulo
be of any llelp 10 the natives
1t is known that wild reindeer was
once very plentiful in Greenland.
While Waiting to Invest Funds
Permanently. deposit same with banking
dept of Union Trust Co. 14l4 st. NV
per cent interest On all accounts.
The Washington times., 1905-06-30
A ROYAL CHURCH PARADE.
.COACHhAN INSISTED
RIGHTS WERE INVADED
Fined $40 for Staying Too Late With
His Best Girl-Policeman Re
moved Him

NEW YORK. June 30,-Michael Me-
keiina. who says he is coachrnan en-
ployed by Mrs. Douglas RobinsoTf.. sis
ter OF President Roosevelt has hsAwn
code of social ethics ss fsss
He called on the maid of Mrs Amelia
Scott, OF 5i6 West F'ifty-seventh street,
Wednesday night, and after stay of
several hours was requested 80 leave
He declined with some emphasis, and
policeman removed him.
In court he was fined $40, after pro-
testing that his rights had been invaded.
The Washington times., 1905-06-30

At a meeting of the school board held
last night a large number of promo
tons. appointments, and acceptances or
designations of teachers We're annolnc-
ed for the coming school year.
The Washington times., 1905-06-30
POPE HONORS GERMAN
g WITH A DECORATION

BERLIN, June 3O.-Fron Heidelberg
comes the news that Major General
Leutweiu, former governor of German
Southwest Africa, has been decorated
with q high order by the Pope because
o. his splendid cooperation with Cath
Ollie missionaries during his term of Of
flee
This is the first order given TO a Ger
man citizen by the present Pope.