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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-12-05
II. B. Rigg, Judge.
Notice.

Notice.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
the above entitled order by said court
that the final account of James w.
Weber as administrator of the estate
of Ralph w. Weber, deceased, has
been rendered and filed in the above
entitled court for settlement, and that
petition for the final distribution of
said estate has been filed with said ac-
count, and that Saturday, the 22d day
of December. 1906, at the hour of 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, or
as soon thereafter as counsel can be
court in the city of North Yakima.
Yakima county, Washington, have been
duly appointed by the above entitled
court as the time and place for the
settlement of said account and the
hearing of said petition, at which time
and place any person interested in
said estate may appear and file OBJ
jections or exceptions in writing to
said account and petition and may
contest the same.
In witness whereof each of the I'M
dersigned has hereunto set his hand
and seal this goth day of November,
1906.
J. w. DAY,
County Clerk of Yakima County,
Washington, and ex-officio Clerk of
the Superior Court of the State OF
Washington for said County
BY Edward f. Cleaver, Deputy.
(Seal of the Superior Court.)
JAMES w. WEBER, (Seai)
AS Administrator of the Estate of
Ralph w. Weber. deceased.
Nov 2l-Dec.19
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Gust need the money-that's all"
the reason for Rinehart's big SALE
See large display ad in another
column for list of bargains.
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THE STORk BRINGS JOY

months preceding the
advent?
Too many mothers
lind IL a time Of fearful
anxiety because Of the
knowledge that they
are mot in good health. 2
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1906. or the same will be forever
barred as provided by law.
Dated this oath day of October, 1906.
JOHN PETERS,
Executor of the Estate of Anna Pet
ers. Deceased.
JOHN LYNCH, Attorney for Executor.
Oct. 24-Nov. %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

III ~ tE rH-4
PoWietrze miellsmy " ostatnich
dniach strasznie zimne. W Kwiet-
niu by}o lepiej, no, alec lato "a
drzwiaml.
Rozpisa}am sic, ze pewnie czytel-
nlk6w, a szczeg6lnie Winonskich,
nudge, ale trudno, wszystkim do
godzic ME mona, a takich jest
niema}o, CODY radzi jak najwiecej 0
mas s}yszeli. P6znlej napisze wiecej.
Kohczac ninieisze pismo, pozdra~
WAN wszystklch krewnych znajo"
mych, take wszystkich c~zytelni~
k6w ,,W1arusa" W Winonie, oraz
prosze wszystkich tych, ktorzyby
sic W tie strony wybierali, ably mas
zechciell odwiedziG.
z g}ebokim szacunkiem
Marya Czarnowska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
re sWIATA
- g ::
TUR.CYA.

Pomiedzy Anglia a Turcya
zauosi sic ma wojne. Pisalis-
my juz, re Anglia wysy}a pull
XII wojska do Egiptu. Chodzi
tn 0 ma}a miescine ma mo-
rzu Czerwonem, nazwiskiem
Akaba. Anglia powiada, re
Akaba nalezy do Egiptu,
sultan powiada, re nalezy do
Turcyi. Sultan ma pono sfu~
sznos6 i ustapi6 ME chce.
Gromadzi nawet wojska, aze'
by sic z Anglia " Egipcie
rozprawie. S}ycEac JUL jed
max, re jakos sic namysla i
zamierza ustapic, DO mu An
glia zagrozi1a zbombardowac
ma morzu kt6rakolwiek z
wysp ma morzu egejskiem.
Tax to znowu zwyciezy si}a
pred prawem. S~prawiedli-
wosci pewnie juz ma sw!ecie
ME bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
ROSYA.

Petersburg. Dzienniki do
nosza, re hr. Witte ma posie-
dzenlu Rady ministeryalnej,
poda1 do w~iadomosci, re "a
mierza ustapic z powodu
z{ego stanu zdrowia. Dzien-
Mkt dodaja, re w%{a5ciwym
powodem ustapienia So r6z-
nice, jake powsta}y podczas
obrad mad projektem ustaw
zasadniczych, kt6re toczy}y
sic W Carskiem Stole.
- Smole6sk. Wystrza}em
z r%ewolweru zastrzelono kon-
duktora kolejowego, podej~
rzanego o szpiegostwo. Spraw-
&c i towarzyszy ujeto.-W no.
cy jeden z a~resztowanych po-
wiesi} sic, drugi usi}owa1
strzaska6 sobie glove 0 muir.
49, Nastepca Wittego, kt6-
rego dymisya car przyja}, ma
bye Goremkin.
- Kij6w. W pomieszkaniu
niejakiego Rjapowa policya
chcia}a dokona6 rewizyi. Gdy
pc d}ugiem pukaniu do drzwi
zandarmi i policya weszli
do mieszkania, zaczeto do
mich strzelac, a jedna kobie-
ia rzuci}a bonnie. Strza}y IRA
ni}y oficera zandarm6w i
jednego policyanta. z dw6ch
kobiet, kt6re aresztowano,
jedna jest c6rka porucznika
Schmidta, straconego W O.
czakowie ~przyw6dzcy. rewolu-
cyonist6w.
Petersburg. Kraza tn
pog}oski, re Rad zamierza
poczynic kroki W celu wy
wo}ania W Petersburgu roz-
ruch6w, kt6re dadza rzadowi
moznosc ogfoszenia W Peters,
burgu stanu wojennego i
rozwiazania Izby %pa6stwo-
wei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
NIEMCY.

Berlin. Jak sic dowiaduje
,,Dzien. Berl.", g}osza Men,
cy-katolicy W pewnej, fabry-
ce W Berlinie, re kaza6 pol
skich W tamtejszym kosciele
N. M. Fanny ME bedzie, DO
pewien Niemiec z Westfalii
zapisal ma ten koSci6} pol mi
Iona marek, zastrzegajac So
bic, ably W MIN nigdy pol
skich kaza1 ME wyglaszano.
I to sic nazywa katolicyzm!
Vice "a pol miliona odbiera
sic tysiacom wiernych moz--
nose s1uchania sfowa Bozego
W jezyku ojczYstym! Jezeliby
to mia}o bye prawda, pisze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
BULGARIA..

Bulgaria ma niebawem 20
STAG kr6lestwem. Ksiaze Fer
dynamo postanowi} og}osic
niepodleg{osc pa6stwowa, czy-
Ii, przestac bye lennikiem
suitana i zamienic ko}pak
k~siazecy ma korone kr6lew-
ska. Podobno Geese mo-
carstw cichaczem juz sic zgo-
dzi1a ma 6w plan. Celem zjed-
mania innych gabinet6w eu-
ropejskich wysy}a ksiaze W
podr6z pc stolicach Europy
prezesa ministr6w, Petrowa.
Jest to jego specyalny MAJ
zaufania. w kazdym razie
ksiaze Ferdynand musi przy~
gotowac sic ma to, re sultan,
jake pan zwierzchni Rumeli,
a vice czesci sporej ksiestwa
Bulgarskiego moze z bronia
W reku zaprotestowac pre-
ciwko umniejszeniu jego
~wpfyw6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
BAVARIA.

Momentum. Ob}akany kr6l
bawarski Oton kohczy SO lat
zycia, Stan jego pogarsza sic
ciagle - kr6l zamiera powo-
Ii, a najtroskliwsza opieka
ME moze ulzyc jego cierpie-
niom. w obec nieufnosci i
podejrzliwosci chorego wzgle-
dem otoczenia, W obec jego
chorobliwej trwogi zbadanie
go przez lekarzy jest wprost
niemozliwe. Cd wielu lat juz
kr6l ME jadl ciep}ej strawy.
Spozywa on zimne potrawy
tylko wtedy, gdy mniema,
re jest sam W pokoju; zjada
je szybko i smieje sic do roz-
puku, gdy nastepnie wchodzi
lokaj i udaje zdziwionego, re
potrawy zginely re sto}u. Cd
wielu lat podstepem trzeba
go z~niewalac, zeby sic sam
uczesa{; obcina6 mu w1os6w
brody ME podobna, gdyz uzy-
Gle jakiejkolwiek ~przemocy
Jest niemozliwe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
N~iezd0lny do piracy.

: Pan Franciszek Kolacek z Mount
Calm, Tex, powiada nam W swym
liScio o n~ieszczesciu, jake nan
spad{o ME tax bardzo dawno temu:
nPragne powiadomjc Pantw, re
zostalem nagle powalony ia }oze
choroby silnemi i bolesaemi
kurczam1 W nogach i ramionach,
kt6re sta}y sig nadzwyczaj boles"
neml PREY kazdej zmian1e powiet-
RIA. Jak tylko nadesz}a pora .zim~
ma ME mog4em chwycic sig zade
nej piracy. W6wczas zacza}em uzyA
wac Trinera Amerykahskiego Elk.
siru Gorzkiego Wilma i ku mojej
niezmiernej radosci, skutek byf
natychmiastowy, prawie cudewny.
Pc uzyciu kilku butelek tego kor-
dyaiu, kurcze zupe}nie znikne}y i
dis bedac kompletnie zdrowYm,
goraco polecam to nieocenione lie.
karstwo wszystkim clerpiacym. Me
ma lepszego srodka mad ten kor~
dya}." Ten cz4owiek cierpia} z POI
wodu reumatyzmu i nasz ellksir
wyleczy1 60 kompletnle, a to dla~
tego, DO odnawia wszYstka krew,
dale move i zdrowe pozywienie
ca{emu cla}u. Ktokolwiek tylko
p%otrzebuje czystej krwi, silnych
nerw6w i zdrowej czystej Gerry,
twardych i s;lnych musku}6w i.zu~
pe}nego, czerstwego. zdrowia, wi
MEN uzYwaG Trinera Amerykah-
sk,ego Eliksiru Gorzklego Wilma.
- Do dostania W aptekach Tub u
tabrykanta Jos. Triner, 100 So.
Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
CHOJNICE, Nebr.
Szanowna RedakcYo.

Prosze 0 umieszczenie tych kilku
slow W 4amach Wiarusa.
Dnia 10 maja T~owarzystwo Sw.
Izydora odbY}o wsp6lna spowiedz
i komunia sw. - Kosci6f by{ pre-
pe}nlony% wiernymi. Opr6cz naszego
Proboszcza Wiel. ks B. Radkl,
byli take obecni Wielebni ksieza:
ksiadz Augus:syn z Ashton i ksiadz
Jaszczyhski z Poznania, kt6rzy po-
magali naszemu ksiedzu PREY s}u-
chaniu spowiedzi. Tow. sw. Izydc-
ra ma obecnie dose pokazna liczbe
czfonk6w, ale mia}oby znacznie
wiecej gdyby ME kilku madrych,
kt6rzy rel wodza W Towarzystwie.
Ot6z "a ich to przyczyna oddalony
zosta{ Towarzystwa pewien starry
cztonek, kt6ry cd samego z%a}ozenia
onego Tow. wiernie wype}nia}
swoje obowiazki, pfacac podatki
it'd. przez nieszczesliwy wypadek
jaki 60 spotka{ sta} sig kaleka, wiec
ME m6gf bywac ma tych posiedze~
mach ma kt6rych wszyscy cz}onko-
vie znajdowac sig mieli "a to il
"a kilka miesiecy. pozosta} d}uzny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

wydalili go z TcWarzystWa. Oh! lie
sobie postepujecie kochani Bracia
take postepoWanie ME przyniesie
wan chluby.
Kodak nasz pan Alexander Gappa
ma ME bardzo zyczliwych sasiad6w,
mieszka on " samym polnocno-
wschodnim narozniku polskiej osa-
.dy wiec ma z dwoch stron Dunczy-
k6w sasiad6w, kt6rzy, gdy z jego
dobytku, MECH tam bedzie ciele,
swinia lub nawet prosie wyjdzie
ma ich role zaraz zajmuja, cho6 ma
wet zadnej szkody ME ma - a gdy
pan Gappa przyjdzie pc swoja VIA
snosc, grubo sobie dadza p}acic.
Ot6z naprzyk4ad: raz pewnego
wysz}o mu kilka prosiat i. posz{y
do jednego z tych duhczyk6w ma
podw6rze, Duhczyk je natychmiast
zamkna}, a gdy pan g. szukajac
znalaz4 ie tam, pyta go sic lie chce
z a wyrzadzona szkode. 0w Duh~
czyk zazaeda} tax wysoka Gene, IL ia
przenosi}a wartosc tych prosiat,
wiec pan Gappa ME chcac mice
z MIN zatarg6w, a lubiacy spok6j i
zgode kazaf mu ~wszystkie prosieta
"a te szkode zatrzyma6, co tez ten
wierny syn Denmarku z rados:ia
uczyni4.
Pan Piotr Badura kupi} sobie
maszynke do wylagania kurczat,
m6wi re ,zbituje" wszystkie sasiad-
XII, kt6re pc starej modzie kury ma
ja;a nasadzaja 49, no! zobaczymy.
SZCZERY PRZYJACIEL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
APPLETON. Mimi.

Ma wyhorach " Townie Edison
by} wybranY nasz Kodak Walek Ka-
70 ma sedziego, ma jesien p6jdzie ma
pewno ma county szeryfa; jest to
cz}owiek dobrze wyksztalcony, to
tez Polacy powinni ma niego g}o-
sowaG. -
Deszcz6w tn many "a wiele, re
ludzie ME moga w%iosennej roboty
skonczyG. -. .
Tymczasem bedzie dosyc, ma dru-
81 a napisze wiecej.
z szacunkiem 49, .
Jden 2 oboment0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
WEOCHY.

Neapol. Nieslychany wy
buch wulkanu Wezuwiusza,
wyrzadzi} nietylko. ogromne
szkody ma kilka metr6w ma
ok6} W ziemi, ale i W g}ebi
mora. Wybrzeze neapolitan-
skie obfitowa}o W ostrygi,
kt6remi ludnosc sic zywi}a i
z kt6rych wielkie ciagne}a
dochody. Potoki lawy i mai
rozmaitszego rodzaju kamie-
nj, zuzli wpad1szy wyrzuco-
ne z krateru wulkanu W mo-
RE zasypa1y zupefnie te 70
dzaje slimak6w i kilka lat
.potrwa zanim po16w ostryg
'bedzie dono5nym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

DE-. Berl.", to watpimy, czy
Bogu ia ofiara bedzie mia,
.Chrystus ustanowif kosclo1
ola wszystkich .narod6w, ka-
za1. naucza6 wszystkie naro-
dy W z~rozumia}ym i'm jezyku,
powiedzia}, re dolby pasterz
dale zycie swoje "a jedne
owieczke. Tymczasem inacze]
sic dziaje. Ia pol miliona ME
sumiennie, zastawia sic uczu-
Gle religijne - jeze]i ono u
odno5nych czynnik6w wog6le
jeszcze istnieje? Odnosne
czynniki >koscielne winny
koniecnie da6 tn ~wyjasnie-
ME.
- Berlin. Pos}owie nasi,
jak pisze ,,Berliner Tage-
blatt" maja W sejmie zadac
pytanie, rzadowi, ozy sic to
zgadza z konstytucya, - re
komisya kolonizacyjna prus-
ka bojkotuje kupc6w i pre-
mys1owc6w polskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
Niskie raty do St. Paul i
MinneanOlis.

Koleja Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul. Wielce znizone raty "a
tykiet zwrotny do St. Paul Mime
apolis i z~powrotem. Tykiety SPREE
dawane beda %, 20, 80 i 81 Maja
w1acznie. Ostatni okres powrotu 9
Czerwca, z przed&uzeniem do. Is,
Lipca "a dop{ata $500. o blizsze
informacye ag}osi6 sic do nablizsze
go agenta sprzedajacego tykiety,
albo piszcie zaraz do F. A. Miller
General Passenger Agent, Chica"
go, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
POLSKA.

Warszawa. w czasie wybo-
row rzucono bombe pred
gmachem, W kt6rym sic wy
bory odbywa}y. - Jest to
oc2ywiscie sprawka socyali-
stow, kt6rzy sic starali wszel-
kiemi sifami powstrzymac
obywatelstwo cd wybor6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
ROREsPONDlENCYE
g
Mimi.
Dnia Is. Maja 1906.

Szanowna Redakcyo ,Wiarusa"!
My katolicy tn W Cloquet mieli~
smy niedawno misye, kt6ra trwa}a
diva tygodnie, cd 20. kwietnia do
5. Maja. Dawali ia dwaj ojcowie
Oblaci: Freigow z Duluth i Amarre
z Winnipeg W Kanadzie. Jeden
tydzieh kazania i nauki by}y W
jezyku francuskim, po1owa ~tutej~
szych katolik6w jest ~francuska,
drugi tydzieh by}o wszystko pc
anglelsku. Pomimo przykrego pc
wietrza podczas angielskiej misyi,
ko6ci6} bywa{ przepe{niony z rama
i. wieczo1em przez ca{y tydzieh.
O. o. Misyonarze prawili g}6wnie
o spowiedzi 10 Najsw. Sakramencie
O}tarza, to tez W ostatnia niedziele
wszyscy t~utejsi katolicy, liczbie
siedmiu set, przystapili z wielka
poboznoScia do komunii sw. 49,
Take wielu protestant6w uczesz-
cza1o ma kazania angielskie, ME
kt6rzy z mich zas powiadali, re to
wielki must bye honor bye katoli~
klein, z ,czegosmy my ME ma}a
mieli pocieche. Ma zakohczenie O.
Amarre przemawial do protestant
tow kt6rych sic zebra}a porzadna
grenada. O. Amarre wyrazif swe.
zadowolenie tego, re tn profess
tanci z katolikaml W zgodzie zyja.
- Pc wszystkiemu podziekowa}
CO. Misyonarzom nasz ks. pro-
beszcz G. Gireaux "a ich prace.
Ksu Leon Laskowski z West
Duluth przyjezdza tn Cd czasu do
czasu a spowiadac i nam Pola-
kom s{owo Boze gfosiG. Polsk ich
rodzin jest tn oko}o czterdziesci.
Katolickich polskich i innych IA
milf przybywa tn co roku, ale mai
wiecej jest Francuz6w.
Latos ma gwa}t stawiaja tn nowe
domy. Obecnie buduja trzydziesci
rezydencyjnych dom6w piec skle-
pow, a W dodatku picking wielka
szko}e wyzsza z ceg}y> Szko}a jest
tylko o jeden biloxi oddalona cd
nowego naszego koscio}a. Gazety
miejscowe zapowiadaja, re Cloquet
W bliskiej przysz}osci p~owiekszy
sic znacznie, a take ME zostanie
W lyle co do upiekszenia. Chodniki
bedziemy mieli cementowe wszel-
kie wygody nowoczesne. Nagrode
dostanie z kohcem j%esieni ten, co
najpiekniej bedzie utrzymywaf sw6j
ogr6d i trawnik. Kazdy naturalnie
stara sig o zdobycie nagrody czyli
premii. My tel sadzimy, siejemy i
budujemy nowy dom ma piecioa.
krowej farmie kt6rasmy nledawno
nabyli. Po}ozenie tego kawalka
ziemi jest wyborne; tylko try
biloxi cd n~aszej d%awniejszej siedzi-
by, a W g~ranicach miasta.
Bylibysmy wszyscy szczesliwi,
gdybY mas nasza ukochara matka
ME by}a pozegna}a ma zawsze BE-
daczka zmar}a ma chorobe sercowa.
Przesz}o rok ~chorowa{a; mic jej ME
pcmaga}o. Juzci to by}a VIOLA Boza,
ze sic ma ma przenios}a do vice.
nej szcz esliwosci, gdzie ME ma
smutku nj smierci. - Mnie teraz
przypad}o W udziale bye gospody-
nia, a to ME. fraszki; przeciez ME
narzekam ia, ami drudzy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-29
MAY COMPROMISE ON SCHOOL
Brookland Citizens Complain Of
Building for Negroes.
Given Public Hearing Before school
BOard-CoIOred People say They
Have Sufficient Number,

Tt is probable that a compromise will be
reached in the controversy over the To-
cation of a new colored school In Brook
land, d. c.. for which $4,000. appropriated
by Congress. is available. Il was stated
last night that the BrookIand Citizens
Association and a number Of the white
residents Of that suburb would withdraw
their objection If the compromise Is ef-
fected. and it IS probable the proposed
building will be erected.
The committee on buildings Of the
board Of education met yesterday with
full membership, including Admiral
George W. Baird, Capt. James F. Oyster.
John +. Cook. and a. T. Atwood. and
granted a public hearing on the question
% the citizens Of Brookland. Fully fifty
attended, and the Brookland Citizens As
ISOLATION was represented by \. F. Kin
nan. president. Or. NJ J. Holmes. and
others.
The white citizens. who were in the
majority, and the Citizens Association
opposed the erection Of the new structure
on the ground that there are not enough
colored children in BrookIand To Justify
such course. This was combated by
the colored citizens present who ex-
pressed an opposite view. saving thar
they could muster fully ninety-three. This
was denied by the white citizens. who de-
clared that they could not gather over
iorty-three, the number attending in the
present building.
The question .Of location also entered
INTO the discussion. The whites. for rea-
sons of property values, did not want the
building centrally located The colored
residents are opposed 10 the present Ioca-
ton on Bunker Hill road in the extreme
northeast, saying that il was responsible
for the present small attendance. They
say they will be satisfied with any loca-
ton in the territory bounded by Rhode
Island avenue, Quincy, Ninth, and Fiji
teenth streets.
Both sides were reasonable on al points
in dispute, and for this reason the commit
tee suggested that they effect 4 compro-
mise between themselves. No action win
he taken until the citizens again wish IN
be heard The whites are willing that the
school should be erected if ninetv-three
pupils can be mustered. and the prevalent
opinion OF the members Of the committee
Is that such q number would justify the
new structure.
All the speeches and the testimony
taken by the committee IS being tyne
written. and will he submitted To Engineer
Commissioner B!ddle at an early date.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-29
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Congressional Library-Opep a. N 70 10 ?. N
on secular days from D. u. 10 70 D. n. on sun
days and certain holidays
Public Library-Open 10 g. n. % 10 ?. n. in win
ter 10 a N. to ,. u. IN summer. holidays. u5ua
hours; Sundays. 70 70 ,
Executive Mansion-Opeu 10 a. N % . D n.
United States TrCasury-Open 9 q. n. 10 2 ?. n.
State War and Navy Departmcuts-Opeu q. n
20 p N. THE original Declaration Of Independence
IS IN the Library Of the state Department.
United States Patent Ofhce-Open g . ID. TO 2 D n
United states Pension Bureau-Open g. N. &c
4 D. N.
United states Post-oHice-Open a. II. 20 ? ?. N.
Washington City Post-otHce-Opeu all hours. Tbs
Dead Letter Office IN the city post-ofice-
National Botanic GsTdens-Open s. II 70 p n.
Fish C0mmissign-Open 9 q. II 10 / ?. n.
Amy Medical Musel:m-Open g a. II. 10 4 D. n
National Museum-0Ten a. H. 70 p m. lin
Guiding h0lidays)
Smithsonian Institution-Open 2 E. n. to D. n
UuCludiug holidays.
Agricultural Departmeat-Open g a. n. to4pm n
Engraving and Printing Bureau-Open 9 4. n. &C
20 2. N.
Washington Monument Ssh feet in heiehtl-opeu
a. n 70 So ?. m Elevator does not rzn Afie'
30 p. M
Corcoran Art Gauery-Open $50 q. m. to4p m
in winter; a. N. 10 ?. n. in summer. Sundays
80 p. m TO p. H.. except in midsummer. Ad,
mission free on Tuesdays Thursdays. Saturdays and
sundays; other days. &c admission.
Government Printing Odice-OpeE 10 g. n. 10
p. N.
Navy Yard-Open a. n. to 4 p n
N THE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon, the home and tonb Of Washington
Open IL a. m. to ?. N.
Arlington National Cemetery-Open all day.
United states Soldiers Home-OpeR a m "a
sunset.
biological Park-Open all day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase and keusinct0n,
Naval ObseTvstOTy-Open a. N. 10 D N
Cabin John Bridge, Catholic University, and AleI-
andria-
Southwovth Cottage. Thirty-si1th street and Pros
peCt avenue.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-29
CROWD SEES WOMAN AFIRE.
Like a Torch, Victim Stands i'm Win.
dow of New York Hotel.

New York. Dec 2S-The sight Of q
woman on fire, like a torch. in the window
Of the Hotel Calvert, at Broadway and
Forteth street, with blazing curtains
about her, was Witnessed by a large
crowd to-day.
L. Z. Waterman. jr.. son Of the wealthy
pen manufacturer, himself a wealthy
man, occupies front rooms on the fourth
floor Of the hotel with his wife.
The woman at the window was Mrs.
Mary Parker, mother-in-law Of Mr.. Wat
erman. who has been spending the holi-
days with her daughter She attempted
to light the gas in the room. and the TOP
of the match flew into the curtains. ignit-
ing them, and in an instant the flames
swept TO the ceiling
She attempted to pull down the blazing
curtains, and the flames caught in her
hair and scorched her hands.
Three doctors We're teIephoned for. and
they found that Mrs. Parker had lost her
hair, besides receiving serious burns
about the face and hands.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-29
SEEING THE NEW YEAR
IN AT THE THEATFRS

\ theateT party followed by a supper
party at one Of the leading restaurants
has long been a favorite custom for fash
ionabie New Workers to celebrate New
Years Eve. The last night OF the old
year has long been a time Of enthusiastic
celebrating in the metropolis, perhaps
more so than in any other city Of the
United States. Musical shows have al
ways been the favorite of the merry
makers. and this invariably meant crowd
ed houses for the particular pIayhouscs
that offered such entertainment at this
particular time. It also involved a strug-
sic for tables at the large cafes. and
many waiter was the richer for re
serving some particularly choice Ioca-
ton
This custom IS rapidly gaining a foot
hold in Washington. Inquiry at three
of the leading hotels evidences the fact
that the demands for the reservation of
choice tables for next Monday night are
greater this year than ever before. The
demand for seats at the local playhouses
also indicates that the musical offer
ings in town Will be largely patronized
the last night of the old year
A strange coincidence in this regard
is the fact that in three of the leading
theaters next week there viii be musical
productions. The local managers assert
that the advance orders for seats have
been very heavy, which would serve TO
show that local theater patrons are go
ing 20 follow the custom of New Workers
this year
Richard Carrie in THE Spring Chicken"
fresh from three months run at Days
Theater, New York. viii be the splendid
Offering a the New National. The Man
FROM Now VIII hold forth az the CO.
lumbia To entertain the holiday crowds,
while at the Belasco Eddie FOy in The
Earl and the Girl viii be the offering.
The clerk at one of the leading hotels
said last night that there had been
more demand this year for table Teser-
vatiOns for the last night of the old year
than had ever been the case in the past.
and that most Of these reservations
called FOX the use Of the tables after Il 30.
which is taken as evidence that Wash
ingtOnians are going 10 spend a jolly
time Of amusement seeking in their com
memoration of the passing Of the old
year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-29
TELLS OF NEGRO INSULT.
Wife OF El Reno Physician De-
scribeS Incident.

/ III Reno, Okla. Dec. 2S-The negro who
| insulted and pushed Mrs G. f. Clifford
OF this city. nd her sister. Mrs. +. II.
Clark, Of Oklahoma city off a sidewalk
mere yesterday afternoon. has not been
identified. Though both women were bad
~ frightened, they gave no alarm. and
the incident was not made known until
Mrs. Clifford told her husband an hour
later. Mrs. Clifford tells Of the incident
as follows:
Mrs. Clark and myself were walking
on the crossing, or walk. leading from
( Choctaw avenue to tine Rock Island sta
ton We saw the negro soldier coming
toward us but paid no attention to him.
supposiug. of course, he would step aside.
Instead, he graspod my sister by the
shoulders and pushed her from the cross
ing and clb0wed me of on the other side
at the same time He passed on quickly
and we hurried TO the station. ] am sure
would know him again should / see
him"
Maj PenrOse viii use every effort to find
the man, and will bring an the soldiers
known 10 have been on leave yesterday
afternoon here for identification by Mrs
Clifford.