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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
mukeHsansef Der Der. s.aaseu.

Der 4ubenban6el Der Ger. Staateu
belief ii6 fir ods 3dlenoeridbr 1905
duf dnndbernb $3,000,0O0,000. Der
gfdmmts Grpurt uno Smport bon
Wddren errsi9ts eins SDbe bon $2,s
806,000.000. sssen $2,307, ,0O0,0 900
i'm Sabre 1900; in ben lebten flint
Sdbren mar Die 3unabms uns.fGbr
500, ,000.00 pro Subr. Rehnet man
gu Dem 9lubenbanbel bss perfloFenen
Sabres audi ben Wertb oes Sdnbels
nit Sapdi uno gorto Rico, 6ie bod
friiber auslduoiides @e6iet parsn. 70
ergibt iih Elm 9sIammtperib bes Gus
benbdnbels I'M getras. bon iiber $2,s
900.000,0 900, rsip. $780, 900 m.br
als Dor flint uno 81 200, 100000 mebr
dIs Dor 5ebn Sabren.
Die Qusfubr pro Mpndt DECEMBER
b. 8. belief fit auf 5000, 600, 900; bic
gr0bte Monatsausfubr, Die ie ersiett
ipuroe. 4u9 Die Ginfubr b.s Sabres
1905 mar b6ber als in irseno tinem
boraufgesansenen Sabre unb besiffert
ii4 uuf 81. .179. 1856. .846, segen 81 ,035, $
900, 100 i'm Sabre 1904. Die ginfubr
itsist langfam unb itetis uno bGlt uns
ssfdbr nit Der 3unabme Der 8eb0ltes
runs S6ritt. Der Sanbel nit ben
ameritanii9en SnielbefBunsen ipirb
fid pro 1905 auf etipd $130,000,00o
be5iffern. eessn ettpas unter 100000, :
600 i'm Sabre 1904.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
Ser 6artfohlenftreif.

Der Streif Der Sartfoblsusrdber,
Der ON WiOntas ieinen anfans nabm.
wirb 175,OOO Wfann In oieIem Staats
bstrsiien. baruntsr 10000 9oblsnsrd.
bsr unb 1900 @iienbabnanseitellte,
Die nit Der aoblenfradt ii4 bsfuBteu.
Bon ben Streitern ssb6reu nnssfdbr rs
Pro,ent berllniou an, allein man slaubt,
oaB bic ytidtunionleute, pie i'm less
ten Streif. iih ben rlnionleuten an.
idlieBsn merben. SSis lanse Der 8ampf
oausru wirb, ldBt iif nidt iasen.
Ssioe 9bsils babsn iid auf ibn gut Dor.
bereitet.
Disnitas Sormittus trat In 9iew
Yorf oas ssmeiniame, aus Ssrtretern
Der Sartioblsn @rubeubeiiser uno
@rubenarbeitsr beitebenos @omite su
elmer Sisnns suiammen, nm. penn
irgeno mOSli6. cine @inisuns in Der
yobnirass bsrbsi 3u fiibren. 9iad
orsitiinoissr Ssiprsduns. pslds pruf-
tii6 Obns irssnb eiu Steiultat uerlisf,
wutos bic 9onisrsn, bis 1 llbr am
DOuusritas (beute) Sla9mittas per-
taSt. SOllts cine Giuisuns aud bel
oieisr Seriammluns unmOslid isin. 10
wiro Die jest bsitebsnbe Suspsniion
pabrideinlid in einen allsemcinenStreif
usruanoelt perOen. Der lanss uno bitter
iein miro. osnn ss banoslt ii9 babel I'm
bic @riitenI Der Union Der @rutsnar.
better, pslde bic Spsratoren nieoer.
breasn pOllsn. Inn enolid einmal Rube
5u babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05

= Sn Oft ct. gOuis iOllen msbrere
StraBenbabnlinisn, Die bic StaOt nit
elmer 9lnSabl BON Srtidaften i'm
Staat Sllinois uerbinosu, in cine Sc
isaifait ueri6mOl3sn usroen.
- GS wirO balb.OffiSieI bsfunut &C.
ma9t. SaB idmmtlide S9ulbsn bee
Ser;Osspaares Yuul 5risori6 su Wied'
lsnburs init bOditer 3uitimmuns" an
1. Wfai sstil9t werosu iOIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
9sim palai-Iama.
Sss eaust Der bnbbhtHifdasn RsItsisassss
meintd3att To- ftbtt.

ssinfdpait tn fibe.
ginen BeIu4 BEL Dem 0aldis2dma
in llrsa, pobin bi.i.r 8.berri4er Si'
bets, bas Saupt Der bubobiitifden Rss
lisionss.meini9aft. Dor Der bepaffs
nsten .Wiiiion~ Der gnslanoer se1
flobsn mar, i5iIosrt. in Der petersburs
ger @sosrapbiidsn 9si.nf4aft Der
aibetreiisnbe aapitdn aOslpp. am
26. Suli 1904 perIi.b Der Salaisaama
rsitenb. nur BON ieinsn nGditeu ans
bGnsern umseben, b:imlid bic Stdot
2bafa auf Dem Wsse nad Der Mons
sol.i. Grft na9 .inissn Gasen iti.b
srObtrs Besleituns gu ibm. Dos
8oIt bradte ibm nun iibtrau @abeu
bar. forst. fir feline Wsiterreife uno
betpsinte isin Sdidial. Sm 5trbit
idlus er BEL Der Staot llrsd feline Re
iiben3 in benz 2loiter Samoan auf. mo
Jpn aoslotp befuhte.
Der S9mub Der Stabt frdppirte
isIbft ben RuHtn, Der ipsit our4 aiien
gefommen mar; es tpurbsn .. 9. felbft
Wsni9enlei4en bon ben Strabenbuus
ben dIs ben ein5isen SanitGren pers
a.brt. RosIolp Iernte susrf ben 8osboz
bebsn tennsn, Der I'm 9ssenfab gum
Dalais2amd ss NIT ieinsn mondiiden
pflihten nidt senau nabm, ii4 NIT
elmer bon ibm seIisbten Grau fosdr
0ffentIih 3.igte uno au9 europdif4em
Wein. beionoers gbampasnsr, fart
aufprah.
9as @oIt bdlt Jpn aber fir beilis.
4uf bem Sof ieines Hat Dem Wuiter
bss rufiii6en aoniulats einseridteten
6aufes bi.lt er feltsne Sbitre. Gr bers
sniiste ii9 in Besl.ituns ieiner Srau
NIT anseln. 8osenidiebeH uno 2ofeu
bon bIinosn 3anonsnidiiHen. Die
Sdiiffe iparen sesen einen gum gins
fpsrrsn itraffdIIiser aama eineeri4tes
ten 8ledtGfis seri4tet.
am 1. Suni 1905 funb aoslotps
sriter gmpfang bur9 ben 0dlaiz2amo
ftatt. Rad 2lustaufd feioener, biz
0ifittntorten pertretenber Slider
(GbaooD belt sosIop bic 9esriis
bunssrebe unb lief ben WiiroentrGs
germ bes Dulais2ama Die 9ei1ent,
iiberssben.
Der OaIais2amd pirb als Die 13.
Dalai Gdma Sntdrnation gerednst.
gr lit ein f90ner Sibstansr nit tlus
gen, buntlen Mueen, Der pGbreno Iets
ner Regierung Die Sobesitrdfe abaes
i9offt. bis 8eamtenpi[tiir ee3iis.lt,
Die llsbergriffe Der 9ineiii6en 8ebDrs
ben absetpieien uno Die 8oltsbiloung
ssbpben bat. 9lls breiiGbrises &in6
bat sr fidb ala 9aldis2ama offenbart.
SIN 9erstloTtsr Risia in abuFd ipuroe
er bis gum Is. Sabre eraosen unb odnn
i'm paldit Yotalu auf ben Sbrcn aes
iebt. Mit 90 Sabren batts er ben
9urius Der Sohi9ulen 2bafas be-
enoet uno iibernabm ielbit Die Reqies
rune, Die Bis babin siniae Reaenten
aefiibrt butten. aoslop burfte ben
gansen SofItaat Oes 0uloi=2ama pbos
tograpbiren, pGbrsnb Der 0aIois2ama
Islbit iid nur sei6nen lisb. Inter ben
bitlen 9ei9snten, Die Der 0aluis2ama
aoslop CAB, befanben iih au9 elm
tpertbpolIes Bib bon Seioeri. Dem
9otts. Der ole RsiIsnbsn bsf9iist unb
etn f96n gedrbeiteter 3aunt, oefen ii6
Der 0aIuis2ama auf isin.r Rsii. Be.
bisnt bate.
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TinleDs>
Selnoell
SaiQen
Spejialitatell
81
1926

Su uuierem Seniter se,eist iino uOn
aussrsewSbntidsm Bsrtb unb ipsrben
ni6t ,u bitism Preiis pisoerbOlt.
anssfsrttst nit einssrie Gffett BON
fein.r Sualitat Psriiidsm 9awn,
bsinabs bsbsdt nit ben Surteitsn Gin.
i9irSuusen. Die Germel Gllbosen
Z oSer breiuiertel 2dnse praftis per'
sisrt nit oeutidsn Salencisnnes
Spiseu.
i@s LIT Der Stpt, Qualitat uno pollitan'
bise ausituffiruns .unisrsr Guillsn,
mas iie popular sema4t bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
sseuer 4 SentS sosen.
3. S. 2aSpig. $40 2adaDanna Mbe.
Staot nn0 Gountb.

- Gm Wtontas ipurbe Der PrsiS bss
@iies I'M 80 YroSent erbDbt, cine 5olss
Der uusiiniti9en Bittsruns wabrsno oss
@inters.
Die 2abufbanbluns bes q. s.
Sines OH 2inoen StraBe, i'm q. q. R.
@ebau6s, waro Sonntas 9ia9t BON
ginbredern I'm Sc Baarselb unb Der,
idieoene Baaren beitoblen.
- 8dbrsnb bes Niouats Mar,
murben So 8auidsine ausseitellt uno
bic usranidlasteu Soften bslaufsu iid
auf 1854, ,220.0O. an Sporteln wnr,
ben $254.5O sinsenommsn.
- Das nd6its CONCERT Ses Scran.
ton Symphonic Srdsiters iinbst am
81. Dfai i'm 9pceum Ibeatsr itatt. Gls
Soliftin piro Gorriue 9fiber 8sliep,
Sopran, uon Step 9Orf funsirsn.
Die Siibss 0ion StraBeuba6n
@cmpanie erbislt Sreitas pom Staats.
cspartemsnt sinsu Sreibrisi bepillist
unb mirb uunmebr beim Staotratb Inn
bic nOtbiseH S8essrsdts unfrassn.
- Gin nsuss 8erf fir bic Sabri.
fatiOn uOn sleftriidsu aufipsidsrunss.
9atterien ioa in Siirie bier erri6tst
werosn unb bas Sapitat Der ueuen
@Ompanie pirO in Der siadbari6aft
BON elmer Wtillion Dollars iein.
-Spsi Sruusn BON bier, bic ibre
Oiamsn ais Srau Wiarp Slime unb
Srau 9i,jie Swurs ansabsu. purbsn
5rsitas in sinem 9uoen ;u 8iltss.9arrs
wessn 9aosnoiebitabls perbaftet unb
ssitunosu ibr gerseben. wurbsn aber
bann wisoer entluiien, nudbem iie
giirsidaft ssitellt buttsn.
- @sun Die 9iamen aller, bic bur6
ben peltberiibmten ranfer Pain Gr.
peller" pou ibren 9sibeu befreit morSen
iino, senunnt weroen t0nnten. 10 niirbs
Die au;ubl ben unsldubisiten Ebomas
BON Der srOBeu Nirfiamfeit oieiss Ssil.
mittels iibsrisusen. gsriude es islbit
dur 25 uno so Gents.
Der etipa 35 SABRE alte Wtite
Semblosfi waro Sonntas Wtorsen auf
Dem @ulmbuuien Der 4ine 8roof !3ede
pon Sranf ShrOber tobt aufsefunoen
uno als anSeiden oeuten on, oaB er
bortlelbt sini6lief unb bann BON benz
sntltrUmenoen 9as sritidt wurbe. Ser
S0rper mar aud 3iemtih bDs per'
brannt.
= Das Sabnemaun SOipital 1T BON
Der @de pom WtonrOe gpenue uno Gins
ben StruBe mad ben usuen @sbdulid'
feiten on Solfar auenue perlegt moroen,
bod piro es feline 2bdtisfeit wabri9eiu'
lid ni6t Dor Monatsiriit wieosr aui.
uebmen tOnneu, oa nod nidt alles fir
unb isrtis lit. Sas neue @ebduoe
mirb Raum fir 50 Batientsn babsn
uuO Die 3abl Der Srantenwdrteriunsn
iOll BON u6t auf iiinf,ebn erbObt wsrs
ben.
= 9iOuanni 6aiio BON 6rantliu aues
nue, oehen Bobnuns am 0ieujabrs
mOrSen tbeilweiie ourd Dpnumit ier'
triimmert puroe uno in oshsu SOtal Dor
mebreren 8Oden bic nidwarSe pant" d"
Burden Erapi uno @Osliau oinsfelt
semadt muroeu, bot pieberum eiueu
Drobbrief erbalten, luut peldem er
bieiesmal setOotet weroen iOll. 0iit
Der Serbaftun9 pom 2rapt uuo @OSlt.
ano ideint bic Yanoe oemSemdB nod
niAt einSeidiiAtert woroeu 3u ieiu uuo
Die Polijsi bat nunmebr wieoer cine
auisube, peitere Der 8aubiten binsieit
,u MAIDEN.
B8 llnterri6t i'm atapisripiel er'
theilt uuter siiHitisen 8sbiusunseu
Sraulsin emma Siren. 519 Pine Ctr.
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uemli6 8. Is. Yuine iiir aiieiiOr, an
Stelle Oes felt ieinsr @ruennuns uer'
itorbsnen Charles 6. Sannins; uno
artbur 6. Moniss wurbs als Plumbins
Suipsttor uon Director 8Ormier wie'
berernannt.
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Bum Serfauf pber llmtauicb,

Gniptetr fir Dunmpu cher Snautou
Gistntbum, cine 60 adsr 9autrti In Clifton.
eadapanna County. 3immr Saus, sross
Shsunt unb anesrt @tb6uet. 35 adu uutsr
anpanu,uns. @uis @slsstnbsit fit fin rubis
sts Ssim auf BEN eaubt. ahrtliirt: 8. R.
pppslI, Clifton, eadapanua County, pa.
f0.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05
,,Speet 9ea" Samen .

aussspdbltsits SOrten, fsinite SO.
oitdtsn. @lart. Sloriit,
14,2 1877 Walhinaton Npenue
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&erlanat:

Cine quite, I'm mittIsrtn alttr iftbtubs bsuil&t
Grdu fur aastmtint Sausarbtit. Cine 8rau
nit ftinsm ainet fam elm sutss Stim rlau.
etn. Sprs4a Dor In ti6 RuIbtrry Srab 9,
SuaHton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-05

@Gute Grbeit su maBissn grsiisr
liefert bic v@o6eublattA Office.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
CORRUPT POLITICS HAS
ATTENTION OF CONGRESS
House Has Begun Hearings and Tillman
Appears Before Committee
Tomorrow.

Corruption IN politics generally and
publicity as a cure for the evils that
were brought out in the last campaign
are TO receive a thorough airing In
various committees of Congress this
week
The House Committee on the Elec-
tion OF the President and Vice Presi
dent Degan hearings on the general
subject this morning, and tomorrow Sen
ator T1lIman will appear before the
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections, IN an endeavor to substantiate
the charge that national banks have
been in the habit OF making campaign
Contributions.
The House committee. although in
tent upon going into the subject OF
campaign contributions generally. began
the hearings this morning on the Perry
Belmont publicity bill. the chief pur-
pose OF which Is 70 require public re
ports on contributions made for cam
paigu purposes, and 10 exclude certain
corporations from thus participating in
political affairs Representative Mccall
Of Massa 1usetts appeared for those
urging the passage Of the bill and intro
duced Jhe speakers, the first Of whom
was MT Belmont Speeches viii also
be made by Representative Cochran Of
New York and other leaders in the new
movement.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
NEEDLESS ALARM.

Here's a poor man coughing away his
jungs-at least so his relatives think.
It's cough, cough; hack, hack. hack;
al day and sometimes all night
Must be consumption" think the
alarmed ones.
And Of course. there is always 4 pos
eioility that they may be right
But IN most cases, they're wrong, be-
cause Dyspepsia is so much more com
mon than Consumption
And Dyspepsia causes chronic Cough
Just like Consumption.
The dyspcptic cough. it is we'll 70 re-
mem Der. can be quickly cured bv Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets
NO need 10 be alarmed about il. un-
less YOU make up your mind to neglect
Then, indeed. YOU must look out for
danger Tor the DyspeptiC Cough often
grows into a Consumptive Cough If
neglected by the constant lung irrita-
lion which IL causes.
So the best way is to waste no time
hut begin at once the use of these ia
nous little tablets. the timely use Of
which has saved many a sick person
from ending In a consumptive's grave
Remember, however. II YOU please
shat Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will
positively NOT cure Consumption. but
prevent It.
OF course, tLey can always be de-
pended on to cure all the other symp-
toms Of Indigestion.
They are a universal cure. for one
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They cure nothing else: but what
they do. they do thoroughly and well
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
result of the most thorough Investf-
cation into the inside causes and the
cure. OF Indigestion, that has ever been
attempted
They have solved a problem. the an
Ewer to which a hundred thousand ply
sicians In America are today cropping
for In vain.
They cure the most severe. Iong-con-
tinued chronic, complicated cases of In
digestion that can be found. They are
far ahead of the most modern medical
practice, because the most successful
physicians of the day. In the cure of
diseases OF the digestive organs. are
using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a
basis for their success.
They StOop to Stuart's to conquer
And Stuarts lift them up, out OF the
rut.
IT, therefore. YOU are a victim OF this
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in this great remedy, Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
They are positively, frankly. truly. A
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r. A. stuart Co. Marshall. Mich.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
POSTOFfICE CHARGES
PASTOR WITH FRAUD
Accused of Conducting Fraternal Order
of Ex-Slaves for Personal
Benefit

a fraud order has been issued by the
Postoff1ce Department against the Rev.
Isaac J.. Walton, of Savannah, ia He
is charged with conducting for personal
benefit the Independent order Of the
National Industrial Council OF America.
FraternaI. an organization Of ex-slaves.
A similar order was issued against
Walton when in Washington IN October,
1908
Rev. Joseph Spencer" of Chicago
figures with Mrs. Edna Wilson in an
other fraud order issued today. The
postOffice inspectors are endeaVOTing to
ascertain who these people are. but
so far have failed Spencer is said
TO have sent out letters saying that he
had q 500, ,0G0 widow. Mrs. Spencer. whom
he would guarantee to marry to the
addresses If lie sent $40 upon receipt Of
the circular and paid $50 additional after
marriage
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
SMALLPOX QUARANTINE
RAISED AT GARFIELD

The quarantine which had been es-
tablished by the Health Department
over one ward Of Garfield Hospital be
cause Of smallpox infection there was
raised this morning. The Health De
partment considers all danger of in
fecuOn has passed
Dr. Camp Stanley. one Of the mem
hers OF the hospital staff, and TWO OF
the nurses. who caught a mild form of
the disease from the patients. have been
discharged as cured The third nurse
VINO was infected is convalescent and
viii probably be out in the course Of
week
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
RIVAL DEMOCRATIC
CLANS IN BATTLE
Chicago Factions at Outs Engage in Pistol
Duel in BarroOm After Parade and
the Band Had PLAYED.

d. BoWles, independent Democratic can
didate for alderman, paraded the streets
of the ward, stopping In front of O'Don-
nelis saloon.
The men following the band jeered
O'Donnell and cheeTed for Bowles
O'Donnen ran into the street armed
with a knife. and il Is said, stabbed one
of the players
The leader OF the band caused O'Don-
nelTs arrest. and the case was set for
this morning. O'Donnell told friends Of
Connors yesterday that be believed the
other faction had him arrested Con
ners heard this alleged remark and then
he went to The saloon last evening for
a. retraCtion and an argument followed.
O'DOnuell Cremen. and ConnJrs were
placed in an ambulance ant hurried TO
hospitals. Persons found In tne saloon
by he police were taken int, custody
and compelled to tell OF the shooting
affray.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12

CHICAGO, Ill. March 12.-The poll
teal rivalry OF two factions OF Demo-
Gratis of the Ninth ward resulted in
revolver fight last evening. in which
three participants were wounded and
the barroom furniture was shattered.
The shooting occurred in the saloon of
Joseph O'DOnI ell. brother Of Simon
O'Donneil, Morgan and West Taylor
streets.
Those injured were jeremiah Cremin,
shot in right thigh; Nicholas Connors,
shot in head; Joseph O DOnnell shot in
left side. right thigh, and left hip.
Four men are under arrest pending
an investigation by the police. They
we're in the saloon when the officers ar
rived.
Last Friday evening a band. adver-
tising a meeting in the interest OF James
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
GEORGETOWN CENSUS.

The census of Georgetown. to be con-
Quoted under the auspices of the Fed
Grafton of Christian Forces. of George
town, was begun today. The object Of
the census is to ascertain the number
of church-going people, and the result
will probably. be interesting statistics
TO the Georgetown people
1t is hoped 10 have the canvass com
pIeted during this week. The town has
been divided into twelve districts. each
Of the twelve churches represented in
the federation 10 look after the can
vassing OF one district.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
ROLLER SKATE ACCIDENT.

Willie Pasco, thirteen years old, Of 1892
Thirty-first street northwest, while
skating on roller skates yesterday after
noon, fell at the corner of Thirty-first
street and the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal sustaining a compound fracture
of the right arm below the elbow. He
is under treatment at the Georgetown
University Hospital.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
WALTER POSEY BURIED.

The funeral Of the late Walter Posey
took place from St. Mary's Church yes
terday afternoon. and the funeral SER
vices were conducted by the Rev.
Father Cutler. At the funeral male
quartet sang Lead, Kindly Light and
Nearer. Nv God, to Thee" in a very
effective manner. The inteTmeut was
made in Bethel Cemetery-
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
NIGHT SCHOOL CLOSES.

The public nign- school of George
town, which this ear was held in the
CorcOran Building, on Twenty-eighth
street. near NJ northwest, closed Friday
evening The school was opened last
November The early closing is due to
the fact that the funds which maintain
the schools are limited, the appropria
ton allowing only fcdr months ses-
sion
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
CONVERTED ACTOR breaches.

The Rev. W. B. Hatcher occupied the
pulpit at the morning service at the
First Baptist Church yesterday. the pas
tor DR.. Fisher. preaching in the even
ing.
At the Methodist Protestant Church
the Rev. r. s. Lawrenson, OF Washing
ton. preached in the morning and the
Rev. r. T Tagg. d. D. OF Baltimore,
occupied the pulpit at the evening serv-
ices.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Henry
Barney, a converted actor and temper
ance worker, delivered an address before
the W c T l. at The First Baptist
Church.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
THOMAS KELLY DEAD.

Thomas Kelly, an aged resident Of
the First ward, died at his home, 3-S
South Lee street Yesterday Mr..
Kelly was born in County Cork, Ire
land, seventy years ago. His funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock from St. Marys Church.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
GAUDY NECKTIE CAUSES
ARREST FOR BURGLARY

James Armes. Colored. who is held at
the Seventh precinct on charge of
stealing $50 and a number of ties from
George Freeman's clothing store at 1922
Wisconsin avenue. Georgetown. will be
taken TO the Police Court tomorrow.
Yesterday Detective Hess saw Armes
wearing a tie answering the description
OF one of those stolen from the store
lie was arrested and later confessed
man. for whom the police are search
ing
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
INCORPORATION PAPERS
ARE PLACED ON FILE

The George :. King COMPANY was in-
corporated today with d capital stock OF
S5.0l9 The incorporators, George :.
King. George -. Watson, Maurice otter
back. r. A Pyles. and Nj NJ BIonitt,
will conduct a real estate and brokerage
business
4 certificate Of the Incorporation Of
he Murray Engineering Company was
also nIaced on record The capital stock
is 5000. and the inCorpOTatOTs. Charles
Z. WooG. Eugene \. Jones. and William
q. Murray.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
GEORGETOWN MEET NOTES

Two frame dwellings on Fowler's hill,
just west of Georgetown University. be-
longing to John Crowley. Of 3I4 y street
northwest, were almost totally destroyed
by fire last Saturday afternoon. The
damage sustained VIII amount TO about
500. fully covered by insurance
The fire was caused by a defective
hue. Owing to the out-of- the-way loca-
Iion of the house. the engine was unable
to reach the place before the flames had
gained great headWay
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. MARCH p

The funeral Of the late Miss Eliza
beth LabiIIe took place from st.
Nary's Catholic Church at o'clock
this morning when mass OF requiem
was sung by the Rev. Father Bowden-
The pallbearers were ?. F German. r.
NJ. Latham, Louis Shuman, G. II. Har-
low, Albert Schoeni. and ]. G. Eber-
hart. The interment was made In 1t.
Mary's Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
BOYS RIGHT ARM BROKEN.

William Tascoe. thirteen years old, Of
1882 Thirty-first street, Georgetown, fell
to the sidewalk near his home while
playing tag on roller skates last
night At the Georgetown University
Hospital IT was discoveries that his
right arm was fractured
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
OLD SOLDIER INJURED.

Edward Mcclellan, sixty-two years
olu. and an inmate of the Soldiers
Home. fen al Fifth and / streets north
west about I o'clock this morning and
fractured one of his ribs He was sent
10 the Homeopathic Hospital.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
MRS. BECKER DIES.

Mrs Carrie Becker. wife of Harry
Becker. died this morning at her home
on Dent place, between Thirtieth and
Avon place northwest, after an Illness
Of several weeks. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.

William HansbrOugh alias 81 Compton.
was arrested last Saturday on the
charge Of assaulting his mother Justice
Cation heard the case I'm the police court
this morning ana after several witnesses
had testified he held HausbrOugh for
the grand jury.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
CHARLES LOCKHEAD MOVES.

Charles Lockhead. who has resided at
SO5s NJ street for about thirty years, has
removed to his new residence on Wis
consin avenue. TenleytOwn, D. 9.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
G. Y. WILLIAMS IMPROVED.

Councilman J. Y. Villains. who has
been III at his home. - North ROYAL
street, is much improved
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
NEW WHARF OPENED.

The new wharf or the Mutual Ice
Company was opened this morning for
public business. at the foot Of Cameron
street The Baltimore steamers and
nose of the Randall line now leave this
wharf. instead OF the old wharf between
King and Prince streets
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
CHILDS ORDERED TO PANAMA.

W. w. Childs. of 1923 Dumbarton ave-
nue., who is employed in the Coast and
Geodetic Survey, has been transferred
to Panama. where he will do surveying
on the canal.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12
TALKS TO MARYLAND STUDENTS.

The Rev J H :. EweH. of the Meth
odist Protestant Church. yesterday de-
livered a sermon TO the students Of the
Western Maryland College, al West
minister Nd