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Observation-Disclosures

cash prices .paid for worn
garments, ladies' or gentlemen's. ALSO shoes
and hats address postal and I win cali any
hour. b. TAHSHES. lsJS 1th 81. nv. Phon5
WANTED-Diamonds. one % four carats. 500
carat up. Highest cash paid for old gold
silver. dentist god, platinum. old coins an
a s, je"ei Try ana city pawn pawn tickets, stc.
Bonded Broker as sth S. NV. Phone u 4slg
seS-6mos
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets. VIII Pay fun vaIIe for stoves Ia
good condition. Office furniture ana house
hold goods OF al kinds contents especially
y. NOTES, 625 louisiana ave. Phone 81 sos
nO4-30t
WANTED-An kinds OF general house re-
pa-Tlns, stove and tn work. gutter and
spoutng, he foot; carpenter and brick work.
roof painting with best metaluc paint &c
square: house painting damp walls suaran-
teed cured; estimates given. drop card i viii
call VA l.. BURROUGHS. 500 A 81. Sc.
no2s-7t
WANTED-From 10 6 second haTi iron ket-
Ties. holding from 10 Is barrels. name lowest
cash price Address BOX l45, Times Office.
WE PAY the highest prices FOR ola SOFA
silver. canoes. iewelTy. silk shawIs and real
laces, BLRFEIND'S $, 7lS eth 81. nv. n04-30t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't out
ANY your Old clothing, shoes, haze and
shirts before seeing me. as I pay highest
cash prices Tor them. Drop postal, lEiiI can
n GEWIRZ. l2is 7th st. nv. noI5-l5t
WAETED-Ten double teams. Apply at
BLOCK FACTORY. South Capitol and r SITS.
Sc noga-sf
WANTED Moving picture machines. Address
BOX $50. Times Office. no2g-gt
WANTED-Roli-tOp desk good and cheap
Z. c.. 1903 East Capitol St no23-st
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
AIDES and gentlemen's won garments
hatss shoes. etc phone 1885, drop postal. viii
call L. KESSLER. 1904 eth 81. NV. noI2-s0t
WANTED-Women and men 70 Try our Buchu
Gin. for al kidney and bladder trouble; pre-
Rcriptton Of the late DR.. Warner. OF Bait.
more. Sold only BY THE JOHN WEDDER-
BURN COMPANY. 61s-sIs + 1t. NV seIs-tf
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
r L CARNE & CO.. 703 King 81.
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Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Whlte steamer model 1875; used
three months 1905. one month 1906; flrst-class
CONDITION. reason Tor selling. owner has no
bile {. {. LONG. The Highlands II
FOR SALE-FranlIlin touring car, model d.
been run three months. excellent condirIoy,
Call after 4,SO pm, 2J34 I 81. NV. noz3-st
10 HORSEPOWER tonneau car. IN perfecT
condition; viii demonstrate, cheap for cash
$50 Jackson ST, Anacostia 1,os9-gr
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WANFED-Girl FOR light housswork: stay
nights Mrs. A NJ PORTER. 36tn and New
ton SITS. Mt Rainier, District line. nO24-st
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Fer Rent
Furnished Rooms

LARGE front second ioor room, ia family
| of two. 81 81 NV no2t-st
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BROOKI.AND, D. G,
ARTHUR II. i. LUERSSEN, Drug Store.
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,w,ANTED-Girl FOR general hOuaewOrk. "a
AtA ns. N
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ANACOSTIA-
BURYS PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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HALF A DOZEN lines OF type may De the
link between y1u and something y0u want
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SOUTHWEST.
V HUGO Essen BEISS, 9TH and = streets.
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Wall Paper.

WHO is THE NAN who made paperhanging
famous? See this column. next Mondays
Times. uog2 Al
ROOMS PAPERED from $50 up: satlsfao-
ton guaranteed Send postal FOR samples
nO22-3t
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WANTED-Men 70 learn barber trade; new
method eight weeks completes; tools donat-
ed; diplomas awarded: board provided; posi-
tons guaranteed when through. write FOR
ITee catalogue. MOLER'S BARBER COL
LEGE. Isl Prince st. New York city.
no24-6t
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GANIH'S SELLING OUT So bike runabout
tA; ass cutunder surrey. SIS: SIPS ladvss
and business paastou $50 SO fun platform
panel-side grocery wagons. Sos 81 and I2Js
. st. at24 ~
HORSES pastured, sjab.ed grain fed
groomcd. called for and delivered at s.
per month; references. Main 50 noIT-glt
COGSN ELLIS IS the cheapest place To DJI,-
new and secondhand robes. blankets har-
ness. and vehicles, 2os lith st. NV. noI5-tf
ROCkEFELLER HASN'T GOT A DOLLAR
smong his millions that viii buy more WANT
ADV PUBLICITY than your d0llar-alnone
your thousands. or hundreds. or dOZens-wiIl
buy IN this newspaper!
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CALENDARS AND PADS-Severai special
lots fine advertising calendars left: viii close
out very cheap. also 1901 pads. any size or
quantity CENTURY SUPPLY CO. COS Z
nv. Phone Main 1851. no2A-St
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WANTED-EXpeF- anced chocolate eoater
JOYS. "a tn 81. NV no24-gt
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SOUTHEAST.
a. p. POWELL. 18th ana East Capitol SITS.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and q sts-
II s. FEALY. nv. cor. nth and Pa. ave.
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WANrED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' OF genuemen's. ALSO shoes
AMI hats. Address postal and I win cali any
hour. b. TAHSHES. lsJS 9Th 81. nv. Phon5
North sS9.
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FORsTONS BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor.
18th st. and Florida ave- ne
CHAs. III. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
AeCAEsNEG & JOACHIM, cor. % and Il sts.
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY. 4sI nth ST. " w.-Every
Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday even
ing; beginners class, 7-50- advanced, $50.
Lady assistants Proper discretion used La
admitting scholars to our academy. Lesson
soc; six lessons. $3.50. Private lesson by ap-
polnment- HAN for rent night OF day.
no23-3Ot PROF. CHAS. II. wYNDHAM.
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Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch offices at regular once
rates II IL Is iuConyenient 60 leave advertise
ments at either a branch ONCE or The Times
business once. shey may be telephOned direct
20 The Times (Aiatn 5260). and messenger
viii cali TO collect without additional charge
20 de advertiser.
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-By refined. retiring. settled North
eTn woman. position OF working hOusekseDer
Tor gentleman; prefer quiet home to large
no24-2t
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Dentistry.

DRS. o. W. * W. J. ELZEY, DENTISTS.
s. W. Cor. 10th and SIS. y W.
Gold Grown and Bridgework Specialist
Satisfaction guaranteed or money positively
refunded. moderate prices. Phone NJ 4252
open evenings at branch Office. 40 Penn
SYLVIA ave. Sc. TO pm. no22-tf
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WaRted-=fEE GGney.

WANTED-From private party $500 for sixty
days al good rate OF interest," on note: maker
and indoTser real estate 0WHers in this city
Address BOX 1872 Tifaes once. no2i-st
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Fer Sale-Typewriters.

THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE; high
grade, practical, universal keyboard; Iightest
running, most elastic touch. Let Us demon-
strate. Call 1875 + st. NV. or phone l5ga
1e24-f
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Misunderstanding.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets. stoves. bTic-a-brac. and all kinds OF
household goods BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. l4th and u SITS. NV. Phone North I2l8
+ oTmerly tth ana Z. nol6-S1t
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Birds, DOGS, Etc.

JUST FEW MORE hcme-raised caRaries left;
vii sell n 81 each. and now Is the time 70
plant bulbs such Chinese lilies. hyaCinths
tulips. etc. have also new LOT OF C0IIies,
black and tans. Japanese puBs. bull ter
Tiers. fox terriers. also fine buIlhnches. Hartz
CanaTies, parrots, goidhshes etc. SCHNID'S
BIRD STORE, 112 l2th st. NV. no23-tf
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th St NV
Yellow heads Amazon. Panama Isle of Pines
Cuban, red heads ana dwarf parrots, monkeys,
normositis. goldfish. CanaTfes. dogs. no2l-tf
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Wanted-ROOms.

WANTED-By young couple. one unfurnished
room, with or without board, Address BOX
l5l. Times Office. n0Zs-gt
WANTED-By December J. by a gentleman.
neat. well kept room. Address BON 1874
Times Office, no23-3t
WANTED-IhIee or four furnished rooms
complete for housekeeping; three adults. Ad-
dress BOX ia. Times Office no22-2t
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Help Vented
~

WANTED-You 10 know We teach all stand
ard systems Of shorthand and typewrttinE,
and can prepare pupils for positions IN 30
10 80 days. special Afternoon sessions for Gov
eminent employees. STENOGRAPHIC ACAD-
Envy, Colorado building. no4-20t
WANTED-Either boy or girl for Homework
JIG "a 1T. So, nO24-st
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Two cents a word for eli other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II inserted FOR three or more consecutive
DAYS, one cent a word for each insertion
These rates do not apply 70 Personals.
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TITLES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FOE

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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FOR SALE-If you're looking for a genuins
bargain in a slightly used piano you'll ind
what you want here. $500 Irving. Sl75. $50
Ialiet a Davis. $50. $500 Henning. SIS; 500
Jse & sons sl3J. ana q number OF other
attractive specials, EaTy payments. q, J.
DeAOLL * CO., rs. IZ3l. l2S5s and 1887 .
81 nO4-tr
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Cleaners and DyerS.

PHILIP LEDERER, 1871 II St ne: phone
East 1893. Satisfactory work guaranteed OR
wagon calls for and delivers work all over
the city. no16-35t
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Ball Bearing Skates.

SPECIAL-Steel wheel bali bearing skates
So % pair, fun line Of repairs for ball bear
ing skates. 7TH AND L CYCLE COMPANY.
nol3-tf
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-HeliHble girl for general house
work in small family: no washing or iron
ing. bring references. Iln GiTard 81
no24-st
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-By dressmaker. sewing Ia FAINT
ties. Address BOX IA. Times Office no24-3t
Il GOOD canVasser wishes position with
salary. Address BOX I4S Times Office 1t
WANTED-Piace 10 do general housework
call or write. 23I4 TIN St NV IL
WIDOW would like situation as housekeeper
Tor widower OF as nurse FOR children. 7ls SIN
ST. sw. NOPE 81
MISREPRESENTATION IN millinery as helper
20 hat trimmer state price 10 good Will
ing person with some experience. Address
BOX il2 Times Office noe2-gt
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Storage.

100 DRY AND CLEAN separg te storage rooms
Packing, shipping, and moving a speciaIt,-
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS co
c. r. CLIFFORD a. CO. Proprietors Phone
n 3940-M. 1870 7th St NV. uol5-sjt
WHY PAY MORE2 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4Is-420-432
10th 81. NV. Phone Main 1929. se3-90t
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
142O You Street.
INDESTRCCTIBLE
j, 600 rooms; silver vaults; mothproof rooms:
money advanced at 6 per cent per annum on
goods stored in this building. Let our esti-
mator call
PACKING, DEAXING AND SHIPPING
tyZI-tI
1yz5-tf
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kEYS-Ne call and make keys any where "a
the city for z5c, prompt service electric bells.
burglar alarms. ana electric gas lighting our
sDccialtless drop postal or phone N5rth 2s50.
PERCY = ANGLE i CO, 1872 14th s.. NV
nJlT-f
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Help Wanted-Male.

In Ice cream department:
also one for cake bakery Apply 10 FRED
5TOHLMAN. 1854 Wisconsin ave. NV.
no24-st
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Miscellaneous.

PIANO PUPILS, IS cents half hour; VIII 20
% 5 pupils residences. Address BOX 100. Times
ollIlo- no24-3t.
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Moving
Packing and ShippfRs.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS,
81 LOAD.
TWO-HORSE WAGON. 81 LOAD.
coLUARIA TRAESFE1g COMPANY,
7ls 18th ST. n. We Je20-tf
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HOuSefurniShings.

WE HAVE go cooking and heating stoves.
new and secondhand Of all descriptions: you
can save sec on the dollar by buying from Us
g. IS FOR SANITARY COUCH. heating and
cooking stoves, PaTler and bedroom suites;
g. per week; go-carJs. 81 90. lowest prices:
cash and credit REDMOND'S. sl3 7th 81.
NV. motif
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Personal.

NINE. zENITA. ClairyoyaHt and Pianist,
lzlG 7th 81. NV. Tlo5s-Tt
FOR ADOPTION-A handsome. healthy blond
I4I. Times Office f..-5t =,
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STRONG young men. for hremen and brake
men on Maryland and other railroads. Tx
perienCs unnecessary. Firemen. Sl00 monthly
become engineers and earn sec. Brakemen
SO. become conductors and earn $3.50. Name
position preferred. State age. height weight
importantly. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION, care
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
UNION TRANSFERS UNRULY.
Numerous Fights Between Factions in
Chicago Past Week.

CHICAGO, March 3.-During the last four
days numerous fights have taken place be-
tween factions of the Transfers union. To-
day William Kelly. secretary of the Coal
Teemsters' Unicn No 7o4, was shot in the
leg and seriously wounded by Lawrence
Ready, connected with the Ready & Caflag-
han Coal Company. Ever since the team
sters' strike of last June there have been
in the unions factions supporting Presi-
dent Cornelius p. Shea and factions oppog-
ing him.
The Shea men have been asking the
other teamsters to strike on a number OF
jobs. The men opposed 60 Shea have de-
clined to do so. The fights have resulted
from the failure of anti-5hea to fol-
low out the wishes of Shea and his fol-
lowers.
Early today a fight took place at Wa
bash avenue and Van Buren, street, land
later another along the tracks of the Illi-
nois Central road at the foot of Van
Buren, street. No arrests were made In
either instance. the fighters dispensing as,
soon as the police arrived. In the fight in
which Kelly was shot, the trouble was
started by the failure of one faction to
agree with the declared wish of the other.
In the melee Ready drew a revolver and
shot Kelly. Ready was arrested and Kelly
taken TO a hospital The wounded man will
recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
RECEIVE NEWS FROM FIELD.
typographical Union Encouraged by
Reports on Strike Situation.

There was rainy evening gathering of
printers last night at the strike headuuar-
tiers, 9th and u streets northwest Chair
man y. c. Parsons entertained the assem-
blage by reading to the typos several let
tiers and kilograms he had received bear
ing on the printers strike situation in other
cities. an the communications were of an
encouraging nature and were greeted with
evidences Of approval One was tele-
gram that had been received by Mr.. Frank
Morrison, secretary OF the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor. dated Newark, n j.. stat
ing that the largest printing house in that
city had yielded and signed the eight-hour
contract with the Newark union This of
fee had been a bulwark of the Newark
typothetae, II was added. but "the company
could not satisfy its patrons with the class
or work turned out by the non-union print
ers"
Another communication Yves from Balu-
more and said that every printing house
there had signed the union contract with
one exception, and that the victory was
with the Baltimore union"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Tomorrow Fair; Fresh Westerly
Winds Indicated.

Forecast for Sunday and Monday-For the
District of Columbia. eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland Virginia.
North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.
fair and colder Sunday. Monday fair; fresh
westerly winds
Weather conditions and general forecast
me western storm continues to slowly ad-
vance into Atlantic districts, having devel-
oped second center over Virginia. The
main disturbance. however. occupies tie M
per lake region, and continues to cause
heavy snow over upper MICHIGAN and ,or.b
ern Wisconsin. Snow has also falian q.
new England. and general rains in nearly
az districts east of the Mississippi In yir-
gina; Maryland and the District of Column
pa the rain was attended by light thunder
storms EN- 'i"iiuei
The temperature has fallen in the Niss;s-
suppl valley to about the seasonal average.
IN eastern districts is much above the aver,
Fair weather is indicated for s,;na.,, 9,
an districts, except the lake region nnrtb-
ern New York and New England whore
ram or snow win continue
1t Will be somewhat colder in Tho ohs.
valley. and thence eastward also !, ~
so SOU, A1ahtc states. The weather Monday
WA De generally fair except I'm the nI.,aa,,
ana ROCKY mountain districts. where higher
temperatures, with scattered showers -
probable. due TO a disturbance thar is -.
ing eastward over the northern niate, ,,'on-
gion. Pi'''Sau re-
me me temperatures in the Mississinpi and
missouri valleys will rise Monday.
Inc winds along the New E,nplapd ,z.
VIII pe brisk southeast to south. on tho
nliadle Atlantic coast fresh to brisk west
cry; on the south Atlantic coast fresh
$50 mes.eIiy' On the gulf coast light 10
fesh northWesterly, and on Lake NJicht.a,
brisk rthwesterly tis"H
Speclal forecast-Storm WARNINGS ,-a AZ,
paved on the Atlantic coast from Hatteras
~ H-astport' and on the California coast.
Tide Tables.
Ioday-Low tide. S:45 am. and GAO II ~,
high toe, I'll am. and 2:3s pm.
1onorrow-Low tide. 9:45 am and 1924
pm nigh tide, 3:0S am. ana 1852 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
pm. 49, "'''
Tomorrow-sun rises, 6:2s am.
moon sets 2:39 am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha Iamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset. ex
tlnSuishing begun one hour before sunrise
An arc ana lncandescent lamps lighted fir
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
lofty-fVe minutes before sunrise
Temperature
Midnight, SO; am, SO; am, 80: @ am.
So' am, 49, 10 am, 81; u noon. co: 2
pm. co; pm. 60; q pm, 60; s pm. IS.
Maximum, GO: minimum 30
temperature same date last year-Maxi-
mum, AZ; minimum. 16
Relative Humidity.
am, 90; s pm. o. Rainfall. pm. TO
PIN, G.62 Hours of sunshine. o; per cent
of possible sunshine, O.
Temperatures in Other Ci+ias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
ACQUIRED BY A SYNDICATE.
Charter Rights and Franchise Of
Somerset County Railroad.
ip,cial Dispatch TO The Star

Spccial Dispatch 10 The Star.
CUMBERLAND. Md. March S.--The char
ter rights and franchises of the Somerse.
County Street Railroad Company Were sold
yesterday to a syndicate headed by Charles
H. Jennings, the lumber operator of Jen-
nings Garrett county, Md. who a few
weeks ago secured franchise of the streets
of Salisbury and Meyersdale for pro-
posed electric line between Frostburg, Md.
and Johnstown, Pa, to connect at Frost
burg with the system running between the
latter point and Cumberland The Somer-
set concern took out a charter two weeks
ago for proposed line from Paint Creek
to lockwood. paraileiing the Somerset and
Cambria branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Geo. r. Seull and William FL.
Ruppel of Somerset retain an interest IN
tEe syndicate.
Councilman Charles Stolzenfels of Graf
ton. w. Va. who was defeated for renomi-
nation at the recent republican primary.
was arrested last night by United States
Marshal Hupp and taken to Clarksburg.
w. Va. charged with selling liquor without
q license
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Junior Rechabites Meet

The thunder storm last night did not deter
a large number of boys, members of Ivy
Tent, No $3.50 Junior Rechabites, from at
tending a meeting of that body at Haines'
Hail. Anaeostia. The meeting was In charge
OF Messrs. George w. Rue and Harry l..
Jordan. and after the initiation of new
member the boys were organized into
Companies and b. and 1t was decided to
form drum. fife and bugle corps
The decision was reached to have the
youthful Rechabites militant uniformed
with white blouses. blue pants and red caps.
The musicians at the start viii number
twenty-eight boys.
I'VE expect 10 have more than fifty boys
enrolled before the Fourth of July" said
Dir. Rue, land they may carry silk
American flag and handsome banner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
GIFT FOR 9TH INFANTRY.
Picture of Col. Liscum Presented by
Mrs. Ramsey.

Sergeant John ]. Strain, vice president OF
the Ninth United States Infantry Associa-
ton, who has been acting president since
the death of Capt. Frank Dewitt Ramsey
u. S. A. the head OF the organization, has
received from Mrs. Ramsey. the widow, a
letter which states that she found among
the captains effects a framed picture of
Col. Liscum, u s. A., which she desires to
present to the association. She adds that
the picture was greatly valued by Capt
Ramsey, and she feels II will have some
value TO the organization.
On behalf of the Ninth Infantry Assoeia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04

ton sergt. Strain accepted the likeness, and
1t has been received by him. At the forth-
coming meeting of the society 1t wilN be
formally presented with betting 1Are-
monies. At the same time successor to
Capt. Ramsey will be elected and action
taken on the proposition TO celebrate SAN
tiago day next summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Gov. vardaman's Appeal.
Doesn't Want Outside Aid.

The following communication was ad-
dressed to the Associated Press by Presi-
dent George of the Meridian, Miss, board
OF trade tonight:
'"In view of the highly colored accounts
of the cyclone of Friday night that found
publication this morning, the board of trade
and cotton exchange requests that you an
nounce officially that Meridian Is amplJ
able to take care of her own unfortunate
sufficient funds being raised for the purpose
at mass meeting held today, and does not
desire nor could she accept outside finan-
cial aid of any kind While approaching
the sympathy and good fellowship displayed
in these proffers it is well to be understood
that Meridian is not yet impoverished, her
people being easily able to meet the present
emergency. (Signed) A. H. GEORGE.
President Board of Trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
DIR. Smith as Guest.

Rev. DR.. Arthur H. Smith, who has spent
much time in China and has been lecturing
upon that country since his return in many
eastern cities, viii be the guest of the Con-
gregational Club of this city at a banquet
to be given at the First Congregational
Church. 10th and G streets northwest, next
Tuesday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04

Forecast for Sunday and Monday-For the
District of Columbia. eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland. Virginia.
North Carolina. South Carolina and Georgia.
fair and colder Sunday. Monday fair; fresh
westerly winds
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SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS AND HOUSE
HOLD GOODS FOR STORAGE CHARGES.
Notice Is hereby given that on SATu RDAf,
MARCH TENTH. 1905. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN,
there will be sold. AT public auction, In the aue
tloa rooms OF G. e.. Sloan X Co. 1i0T ST. NV.
Washington D. G.. to enforce liens for storage
charges etc. due and unpaid. all goods, furniture
household and personal effects on storage with
Security Storage Company. successors to the stor
age department OF American Security and Trust
Company. In the Of T. $. Brooks. Jonn
Morgan Shook. George A. Stinzing. ii. X. Van
Alstyne and GersOn GutkOwski
ALBERT NJ. READ.
mh3-6. President Security Storage Company.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between David NJ. Gatti and Seraphin a. Gatu
under the firm name of d NJ. Gatti & Bro. do
ing business at No. 554 Center Market and at
No. 49, 9th ST. NV. in Washington ID. c., is
this first day of March. 1906 dissolved hy nu-
tual consent. All debts due by said firm are
hereby assumed by said David VI. Gatti, to
whom all debts due to said firm shall he paid.
DAVID VI. GATH,
SERAPGiIN A. GATTT.
The business viii be continued at both OF said
places by
mh2-3ts DAVID NJ. GATTI.