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@eitcrn IarDlan6 GiIcnbahn.

3nae perIn fen l3inensS% tntion. pie folet:
Sdaiidl.
40 fenb. = uitsS6nen8ug. Saaerstotrn, q.
uno 70. Rb., gSannesborO, Gbambersburg
lno. ausg. Gonniags, Saucod uno Gumber'
lanb.
1000 BORN. grfomt. riab Union Vrioae.
3.0i yldfm. Atom. mad llnions bridge. fo'
mie Ncrf, punooer. @eitnsblrg ulio v. II. 8.
Siptiior Hunfien.
ABB giabm. 9rpreb. 3an9tIinie. Sneers'
frtou. Suncrd, SbippenShnra mo, nuseen.
G1nnidGS. Srcbcrid uno GrnmitSbnra. gar
Iors genaQon.
9aaiid, au3penummen eonntaas.
Gas Born. - Jcri. y. II. g. Sip.. u. Suupts
Iinie biiIi6 bon GrnorD' @rooe, fuipie Gar'
Iiste.
500 gornt. - Grpreb na6 @Ibnbon. Nffom.
~ienfeitS S1aersiclpr, Sancod, Cumberland,
@lfins. Spiprensburn. Tresrrid. Gmmits.
tpro. iolpie q, II. ". Nh. Vihftcu, 9'iiiiet
Fbferoaiiors9Guggom
5.33 gbenbS. - Hfinni. nab 6nnobrr.
B.t5 Nbcnos. - Nffcm. nab uniousairihge.
Tur fpnmeriaas nnb eamftags.
II % gbeIls. - sttiom. nah llnionsgrioae.
3dIt Mot an gennfpI ualia'slpe. Stdiiou.
u. aobtr.ica, y. VI. Spmca,
Observation-Disclosures. Sen 'gGit.. aeeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

Safe iir's Nnsiane beforai e.. Haine, Sr.
413. cI'Saltimere's ctr, nase 9epamtsuie.9 Ire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
YenniblbaniasB abn.
Ra@ BEN mehsn uus ssersex.
HRrIdft KaInPrf. Gf0tfnu. mic sufr$s

Ns4H ~ aAk-s
's.45 BORN. (lnton . Station $3.50 Born.),
Yittsburg GIprcb itno Chicago Special.
ftt.4i Born. QIniolsS tatton ff.H gorm.),
Saupts9iHie 9rpreb.
10 RafJm. (bor llnion.Station), r9be genits
t%olbania" 2tmiteo, mad Chicago. Cincinnati
1916 siadni. (pon linton G~tation), ct. aouis
2iintteo, Iab indianapolis uuo ct. aouis.
s4.o5 9iadim. (bot llnioi.s@fation), ,HsauipG.
oania epeeiat," IA etunben Had Chicago.
'4.55 Nadlm. (bou unionsStation). Gbfeaeo
nno OF. aoniS @Ipreb.
100 abenbs (bon ttnion'Siation). Gbteaao
2tmtteo.
1890 abenbs Coon union.g tationJ. 81. eouis
@r9reb.
$3.50 Absnss (bon llnion,Stationl, aBefteru
Srprsb nno Glebeianb uno 9tHeinnai ey'
pref.
'il.4f Waats (lninn.s tntion ft.b5 sea@ts).
BtttSbure special.
itat Nadts .(union'etation it.65 sa1is).
40 U,srptns fftntpr. @tufipn l.4I wspraenBl,
tdglid, mad god-Saben.
'S.i5 @orni. (untonsStdtto s.b6 Borm.), tie
LID, mao buffalo (bta emporium.Su Hetton1,
@rte, ino @o9eutnge, mad Hodefter.
11.44 Born. (llnionsStafton) 1t.65 Borm.) J,
tteItdl mad aenobp, nlio an Boneniaeea
mad @Imird.
IA @aam,, iasIta Coon iluton'staton). mad
$50 a.bsass. idsIta (bon iinIOn.siattou). mad
$50 'abenss, tieIib (oon iinionse :ailpn). naa
erie unb Sudetter.
Hdtt TnunpoliS 7.3l &orut, AIT 9ndnt. an
9Sodertdgen. Sonntdgs $50 WiprBeiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Tompfers a9roeHlonb" Coon Netp.
Norf) l1ad Mntpcrpcn.
Ibfabrtstase Der GaHasicr.9 ampfcr
1un Nclu. gurf.

ftt
BON Nclu-yurf.
am "a. Sftober Gompier .0ia,.
ria" nnh Meapel unO 8enlo.
PIN "a. Sftober Camper Baltic"
na6 2ioerpool.
PIN "a. Sftober Camper yNcp.
Inllterbam na6 Hotterbom.
am "a. Sftober 9ampier ,,@crtn"
nad Neapel uno SrieIt.
PIN %. Sftober 9ompicry Sopoie"
nod SABRE.
gmi25. Sftober 0ampicll yOsfar
Der 3meite" nad) 9~openbngcn.
9lm %. Ofto6er 1ampier vgmc.
rita" noh Sam6urg. jat,a
am 20. Sftober Gompier nG6em.
nis" mad, Bremen.
am 81. Sftober 9ampicr Gas.
cogne" na9 SABRE.
slm 81. Sftober 9ompier n@inne.
tonfa" lad Splroon.
Nlm 81. Sftober 7ampfcr .Sin.
la!lO" nod IntmerpCn.
am 81. Sftober 0ampier st.
2ouiS" nod southampton.
am 27. Sftober 9ampier ,aGni.
gin 2olliie" nad Ncnpel uno Ncnlo.
gm 81. Sftober 0anpier .Yre.
toria" nah Sambnrg.
gm q. Sftober 0ompfcr o0ron.
prin5" nof Bremen.
am 81. Oftober Gampicr D2llca.
MIA" nodJ 2ipcrfopl.
Im 80. Sftobcr 9ampicr San.
nonia" mad Neapel mo @enua.
Mm 81. Sftober Gompicr .Mcic.
tic" nod 2tpcrpoof.
Im 81. Oftobcr 0atnpicr Sta.
tcnoam" nad &ottcroam.
Nn 81. Ottobcr Gnmpicr Soma"
nad Ncnpcl uno Morieiac.
Nm 81. Sftobcr Gompicr v@iu.
LA" nah 9tcopct luto lricIt.
gm /. Mop. Gnmpier .E%ropence"
nad Saurc.
Nm I. Nop. Gompicr n9liibcr"
nc6 Sumburg.
am /. Nop. Tampier Is. j. Sict,
gen" nnd) 3openbogen.
am 2. Hop. Camper Celtic" nod)
2iperpool.
PIN 3. &ou. Gampier nllmbria"
nab 2ipcrpool.
gm 3. Moo. 9ampicr nG5iIabcI.
pbia" nab southampton.
Sim 3! Nsop.t Gampfer .@ciaba"
nab 2onoon.
AM 8. Nop. Gampicr .@aIoericc"
na6 Somburg.
@ml3, Gop. Nampfer aSroncesca"
nod Neapei yn4 Grieit&
Sim 3. ss6p. 1onpier .Gplumbia"
nod @laSgom. mn
gm g. 9soo. 0anipicr rGoronia"
nah 2iperpool.
Pint 6. Nop. 0ompIcr ,8aiicr"
na1 Bremen.
am Z. Nou. 0ampfcr yNproam"
nod Nottcronnt!ioS
Im Z. Nop. 3ampicr .Occanic"
na6 2incrpool.
Nm Z. Nop. 9nmpicr .3eclono"
nod Nntpcrpcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Marplanb G. Yenuigluania 81. q.

WarDl0nb & FenniglUania u. u.
Siiae u%etiniien s'ortb.sps.. II. rat. Str. Citation
$50 Norm. rad g)ori tdeli6. ansgeiommeu
SpnniagS.
$50 9iornt. nn6 Della MIR Sorulngs.
$50 Gotni. iiah Gelalr tiplih, ansgenumnteii
SunntagS.
3.25 glahnt nab Dorl ii9Ii6. uuSaeipmmen
Sotifftage.
4.0j aadbn. ran TeIta MIR SonntagS.
4.20 Rd6m. nab Celia idnlid, uusOetumme. !
SoIiitfd1S.
COO gtbenos mad @clair tdeIi6. nuS0eIlommer
SpftntupS.
If 90 Mbeuoe nab geluir mr. SOgntGas.
Has stbenes En0 VeIdir WiitiiUO6S mo Sunis
flags.
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9ambnrgsMm
---nad---
Soppelidjran6eu.
Ggpref. unb GaFagier.1 ieni.

Sam6nrs.Ym a-2inie.
81 8roaSnap, Rem.gorf.
arthnr @. Robion,
tia altrx Rfase.
1877 S~It-gaItimore.S tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23
Baltimore Cbio- Balm.
: 1daIi6. I3dgIln. ausgenommen gpnntnes.
3Nur Sonntags.

9frrebtipe 4, Sebe etnnee 1if Der Stano<" pon
&amoen . Siution rudb ygdfbingtpu an gQos
dhefto gen. 500 BORN. bic 500 gtbenbS, NIT
grIin9n.S!enft f5rhb're ubiabst bon wh.
Wafbinaion. SerIaHeu wpt. -osaI Ct, "a. 90.
MO. !7.5O. *s.45, .a.4s. lt0.55, Iff.6s Vcrs
miita1s. 2t2. 10, 1870 it5b, s2.43, 1880.
ala. II rs. 1893. +0,00. 1886. 800, st0.55,
81 .32 NbeubS; oerI. gnutoeu Ct, 1900, 20. is,
i6.3b. i7.2O, 300. 1880. 900. 1000, lft.00
s,ormitinps. lt200 ytobts, tt2.0S, 7f2.1S,
MOO i5O5, 75.s5. ie.00, .e.i8. 1920, roo.
800. 1918, 1000. 'tc.o5. lilo, stt.4f
NnnopoIis, mt. mcbot. citation, i7.bo uaS
2S.45 Norm, H.b5. 30 RGbui. GamneusSfas
ton 800 ino 1000 gsnrrt, 1906 W,ifinas,
800. 1886 NIB 600 Tbenos.
Trroer'6, Nt. Roo1i slattrn. 7a.45, tg.4a,
Rnrm.; 9artben Citation. l7.sb, 1900. 79.it
ute 1000 Dorv,, lt.25. 1850 uno 1870 Nadp
Whidsasr. mt. rObaI, ITO Born, I2.4s,
$50 Tadm.. Ganoen, '7.20 YorH.. 1900,
1880 uuo a. 90 Tabm
Sogerstpwn, Mpt. Robal eta, 4.45 scrm.,
1850 andbn. ramoen Staiion. 300 Borm..
1874 rno "a. Oh T1fm.
gftrutt-Sttb uho ut. Win, q ,.mben Sfatiou,
1885 T0.tb BORN. it.25. 1850. $3.50. $50.
eli As Aberos.
Gnrtis' van, gamben etution, 1920 BORN.
erran, pet. 5'ppai, '2.48 Tcdbrn.. gamben.
SpnaI Slas Cine man Sohaseivsia uws new.
gprf. neuer 1sruttuus an Eretaubspa asie.
ter etrake, Veu.yDvrf. bsaaern uan 6steIb.
SLenfsru unh Ostdh1 1.Ftbrtpt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

branh In gamoen. uno aet. a~oealssiation um
10 tlbr Mberos.
n. rad NhauttcsGtfh on Nohentaeer: y,
mad Atfautic.Sttp tdQIih. . nah HtfaHtte.Gtfo
Seiinines. vile 8aee baIten In Bilurinaton;
q hdTt In ghefttr.
RJila. MffouI., grmoen gtuficn, 7s.0E. ISIS
BORN. l2. 20 ?6.10 Godm.; Wit. Mcnaf GSa.,
rs. ~. 1920 .Rotm., ~ rs. 70 is NaAH.
Gberbeen Hffpnt, Camden Gfnfton. II. 90
Rndhrr., 1910 NhsHbs: Nt. NoblI Chiffon,
n or Rotbm.. s6.ib sIbenos.
8eferniruna bon adpIn In sdIof. ober Fat.
Inrsgenauons. Sreiie'Rnten etc. perhen fNneu
hPforat per Teiepbou In allen spIaeuneu BILLET
e~iireuur: 9bnrIes, uro Saratoa1 Jsirahe. 6. .
a. 9So'fe 1870. cher Uh. Guurtlauh 1901. Wh.
Auhnf, Stntion. Is. & r. MT Rerpot 3tz8:
sortt 129. ceef- NIB. GcurtIanb 272e. uns ~
sec. ShnsVro0occ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-23

Gic elcttrih . ob a d)
@oibington.- 9ie Arbeiten al
Der neiicn v@oibington Baltimore &
annapolis Glettriiben 9obn" MAIDEN
'roid)c 6ortihritte unb miro Scr Ser.
JUDI gemadt, Die 9abn bis 5lint T..
Sllli 1907 icrtia 81 itelen. 3piihen
Soentnn mo @aibinaton iiilo bereitS
mcbrcrc Weilcn 8eleiie gclegt. Die
Nipeairung 5luiidJen Baltimore iino
Dem EotopSco Hiper lit ebeniols inn
@onge mo boben Die Gontroftoreu
Nrnolb & NclleS bon Glcnclono ii6cr
800 Wonn on Der Ir6cit, bcren 2o0cr
lid) in Der Nabc bon acQp'S Eorf be,
iinbct. Gic Gnbitotion miro an Ger
Worion.S troBe ieiil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

meeting of the Associated Charities was
held. Henry Trip, secretary OF the Me-
tropolls building Association, died at the
Providence Hospital as the result of in
Juries accidentally received at the manu-
featuring plant of Trip & Hayden Benj
HAN, while trying to prevent a horse from
being struck by dirt car near 18th and T.
streets NV, was run over by a car and
killed. Giovanni Adrian, sixteen years of
age was killed by freight train near New
York avenue and LIST street. Former Sena-
tor Arthur Brown was shot by Mrs. Annie
Bradley at the Hotel Raleigh and later
died of his wounds. Mrs. Bradley was held
by a coroner's jury for the crime. Alphon-
SO NJ. Newell was sentenced to serve three
years for assault on Victor +. Adler Mrs.
Annie Fossum swallowed carbolic acid by
mistake and died. Among those who died
were: Mr.. James T. Powell. Maj. VIM. r.
Lowe, VIM. F. HELEN and Edward L. Toll
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

THIRTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST be-
tween G and 4 streets-William T. Bur-
CESS ct ux. to Fridolin Clock and Mar
garetha B. Clock, lot %, square 1045;
$40.
STREET NORTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets-William G. Lang ct ux.
to Joseph Schulz and Mary M. Schulz,
lot SO. square 1905; SO.
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween 1 and K streets-George r. Lin
kns ct uX. to Michele Palumbo and
Michelina Palumbo, part original lot l.
square 343; $40.
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHEA.T be-
tween III and l streets-Loring Chapel
to Marcellus Hefiin and Nettie NJ. Hef-
lin, part lot ~, square OIL; $40.
NO. 20 ID STREET SOUTHEAST-Henry
S. Crowell ct TX. to John T. Richter,
part lot ., square col; $40.
STREET NORTHWEST between North
Capitol and 1st streets-Paul H. Taylor
to Mary NJ. Duvall, pert lot 10, square
625; $40.
ANACOSTIA-Louisa P Bowman to Chas.
A. Stevens, lots It's, 179. $50; $40.
LANIER HEIGHTS-Mary +. Christie ct
VIZ, Peter H., to Mary f. Walter, lot
PARK VIEW Middaugh G. Shannon, Inc.
to Milton b. and Hattie o. Granger lot
~, square .O1f, GU tfNe-IcCOIO VI l-pef
1886. folio 14D
INTEREST-Percival NJ Brown to John
Brown, one-half of his interest In estate
of Horace s. Johnston; $500;
gust Donath and Emily Donath. lot 8,
square 2110; $40.
NO. 111G FIFTH STREET NORTHEAST
Thomas Sheridan ct Tx. to Josephine
Perkins Hill, lot "a, square sos; $40.
TWELFTH AND r STREETS NORTH
WEST-Eiz liza NJ. Thomas to James II.
Winsl9w, part lot l , square e 2.e; $40. ,,,r
Charles to Anna S. Church, lot u.
block 2; SO.
STREET NORTHWEST between 21st
and 22d streets-Edmund X. Fox ct Tx.
to Hollis C. Clark, lot, 154, square 20;
NO. 1910 w STREET NoRTHwEsT-os-
car L. Martin ct uX. to Ella M. Martin,
lot IS, square 271; 500.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE TERRACE
Fulton R. Gordon ct ux. to John s.
Clemence lots and 3, block 1S6S; $40.
RESERVOIR VIEW-James F: Hood ct
al, trustees, to John A. Massie lots
8 and 6, block I; $3.50.
BURSvILLE- Sidney F. Marshall to d.
H. r. Drury. lots 15 to %. block 3; lots
81 to SO, block 6, section 3; $40.
PARK VIEW-Midd1ugh & Shannon, Inc,
to John wischhusen, lots p to "A, square
30ST; $40.
Taylor to Rosa NJ. Peters, lots 3 and 4.
block IL; $40
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTH
WEST between Q and r streets-Helea
c. Candee to May B. Adams. lot 145,
square 1856; SO.
INGLESIDE-John F. Lynch ct ux to Eva
G. Leonard. lot A. block 6; $40.
THIRTY-THIRD STREET NORTHWEST
near Prospect street-William d. Green
ct ux. to Maggie B. Fisher, lot IS.
square 1913; $40.
EFFINGHAM PLACE-James H. Wins'ow
ct ux. to Walter b. Crow, lot b, block
IL; $40.
SAUL'S ADDITION-Harry wardman to
John r. Ergocd. lot 2, square 27f0: $40.
NINETEENTH STREET NORTHEAST
between A and b streets. and 18th and
c streets northeast-Galen E. Green ct
ux. to Job Harris, original lot g. square
1I19. and original lot 0. square Ills; So
FRANKLIN STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween 4th and 9th streets-Edward c.
Hicks ct Tx. to Matte r. Slater. lots 81
and 120 square 80: SO.
NO. 1881 CORCORAN STREET NORTH
WEST and NO. 1904 STREET
NORTHWEST--Mary B. Adams to Fran
els A. Richardson, trustee lot IL, square
30, and lot C. square 2S5; So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
THE EVENING STAR IS THE
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE ST.
PREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TRIcT OF COLUMBIA IN BANK.
RUPTcY MATTERS.
Consul Mosher Promoted.

Robert Brent Mosher of the District OF
Columbia, recently consul at Collingwood,
Ontario has been promoted to be United
States consul at Port Elizabeth, Cape Col
ony, a new Office created at the last session
of Congress. Mr.. Mosher will be succeeded
at Collingwood by A. G. Seyfert. who was
consul at Stratfort, Ontario, post recently
abolished.
Mr.. Mosher called at the State Depart
ment yesterday to receive his instructions.
preparatory to returning to Collingwood to
close up his affairs there. He intends to
sail for his new post in South Africa jan
uary IL next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
Fire Causes Loss Of $500.

The fire department was summoned to the
house of A. E. Surguy, 1916 X street north
west, about noon today because of a fire in
a store room on the top floor of the house.
The blaze started from some cause which
could not be determined, and spread to the
adjoining room. About 800 damage was
caused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
Financial Review in Other Hands.

The publishers Of the United States In
weston, Frank P. Bennett & Co., have. pur-
chased the Financial Review. which has
been published by the American Security
and Trust Company for the past fifteen
years. The last issue of the paper under
the present management will be that of the
31st instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY PUBLISHING
A. Frey, jr., representing Sardo x Co., Is gross
MISREPRESENTATION l am not In any shaue or
manner representing Sardo & Co. On the con-
trary I am engaged in the undertaking business
for myself with my brother. and have been TOT
the past six years. under the firm name OF Frey
Bros 1880 14th St, where We are prepared
10 give the best possible service on the most rea-
sOnable terms.
de15-3t" a. FRE1. Jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

DISTRICT COURT-Justice Barnard.
In re grade-claim damages; order finally
ratifying and confirming certain appraise-
ments in square 625.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
the election Of directors will be held at the
banking house Tuesday. January s, 1907. be-
tween the hours Of II O'Clock noon and 3 0,c.ock
pm de8, ID. %, 29ja5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK.
Washington, d. @.
The annual meeting of the sharehoders OF tne
Riggs National Bank of Washington, d. Co. for
the election OF directors will be held at the BANK
ing house on TUESDAY. January q. ISoi at ~
O'clock m THE POLLS Will remain open from Il
m to 1 PM ARTHUR +. BRlCE, Cashier.
del5. % %. ja7
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND 0r
the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat GO. VII!
be payable at the offices of the company, foot OF
9Th street, Washington, ID. c., to all stockhoiu-
ers OF record January /. 1907. Transfer BOOKS
will be closed from December 90 to January l.
Inclusive. LEVI WOoDbOhi,
ODEII. s. SMITH, Presiuept'
Secretary and Treasurer.
dplJ.3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
THE COURT RECORD.
United States supreme Court.

United States Supreme Court.
Proceedings after The Star went to press
yesterday:
No. 134. Erie Railroad Company. petit
toner, agt Erie and Western Transporta-
ton Company; argument continued by Mr..
Harvey D. Goulder and Mr.. F. s. Masteu
for the respondent, and concluded by Mr.
c. E. Kremer for the petitioner
No. 1877. Jacob Newman ct al, plaintiffs
in error, agt Harry B. Gates; argument
commenced by Mr.. Charles Martindale for
the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until Monday next at II
O'clock
The day call for Monday, December IL
will be as follows: Nos LIT, (originaD
143, $50, 1873. 139, no, 141, IA and 145.
Court Of Appeals.
Proceedings after The Stars report closed
yesterday:
No. 1893. Pickford agt. Talbot: judg-
ment affirmed, with COSTS; opinion by ChIe1
Justice Shepard, Justice McComas dissent
ing.
No. 1860. Northwest lexington Improve
ment Company agt. Campbell: so much of
the decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia appealed from re-
versed, with costs, and vacated, and cause
remanded, with directions to enter a decree
declaring the true intent and purpose of the
deed of January 16, 1893, as indicated in the
opinion Of this court; opinion by Chief Jus
tice Shepard, Mr. Justice McComaS dissent.
ing.
Adjourned from day TO day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Justce Anderson.
Bishop agt. Masters motion for new trial
| overrued and judgment on verdict for
plaintiff for $500; plaintiffs attorney, E. L.
Giles; defendants attorney, w. G. Gardiner.
Bishop agt. Masters; motion for new trial
overrulled and judgment on verdict for
plaintiff for $2,OO7. So. plaintiffs attorney, E.
L. Giles; defendants attorney, w. G.
cardin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15

CHI istmas Gifts at the Lansburgh
Furns ure & Carpet Co.. 5l2 Ninth st. NV.
ADJ stisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL, 14TH AND R
Will preach at ii am and 7:45 pm; Sunday
SCHOOL $3.50 am; c. E. meeting. 6:45 p m. !;
prayer meeting, 7:45 Thursday evening. Invita-
fion to al.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-11
The New Bird.

After purchasing new bird do not
put 1t in the cage with the other
birds for II week or two until It Is
seen whether or not the new arrival
displays any signs of disease which
might be impaired TO the pets already
belonging to the household. Birds
which have been kept crowded in
cages in shops sometimes contract
disease which do not show at once
Another thing to remember when
Bringing home new bird Is not to
Introduce 1t at once to very warm
temperature when It has been expos.
ed to the cold air.
when a bird loses its voice com.
plctely 1t has, as a sc" ,ral thing.
caught cold and should be treated
Tor it at once before It strains its
throat in an effort to m. g a sound
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-11
Murray and Mack.

Murray and Mack are today the
oldest team OF farce comedy Stars now
before the public though probably the
youngest in years They have been
starring continuously for fourteen
years. When they started Murray
was nineteen years Of age and Mack
twenty. Their!lirst production was
a skit entitled "Thc Irish Neigh
bors" From the beginning of their
career they have been succ, s>luI in
their particular line. They have made
many big productions, bat this year,
they fairly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, The
production of their latest comedy,
Around the Town" is said to con-
tain more novelties than any farce
comedy of similar nature. Next
Monday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-11
improvement.

The city is engaged in the process Of
improving a portion of Main street.
Something less than foot Of gravel
is being removed from that portion In
front Of the business houses ana IT Is
the intention to place crushed stone
there. There is no little speculation
as to the result. 1t has been demon
strated throughout England and in
certain Of the eastern states of this
country that a macadamized road
properly constructed and properly
maintained Is perfect thing, ten.ton
loads passing over them without in.
jury to them even in the worst wealth.
err. Logan needs Just that kind Of
streets, and the county needs that
kind Of roads, but so much depends on
construction and care afterwards that
the result Is prOblematical here. 1t is
to be hoped that this experiment will
prove all that is hoped for and that
the new crusher may be kept at work
constantly
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-11
pEoEarRlANism AS A PANAceA.
Ohio Ststesmen Thinks Walking 10
Royal Road to Health.

Ex-Congrcssman Ben lie Feyre OF
Ohio Is an enthusiastic advocate OF
pe1estrianism as health giver. The
sturdy veteran once walked forty
eight miles in a day while sight.see-
ing in Switzerland. and finished his
jaunt without feeling specially ia
tigued 81 verify believe" he says.
that If men were to practice pedes.
triani5m more they would gain great
physical benefit and possibly lengthen
their lives. ] am not as young as |
used 70 be- but one of these fine an-
tunmncl days I am going to make an
early start and walk from Washing
ton TO Baltimore. That ought not to
be a difficult feat and If am not
Sreatly in error will be ATE to nego-
tiate the distance long before sun
down The way to do such a pill
griEaCe IS to take IT easv and stop
every few miles for a bril- rest and
a cup of coffee. which one can get In
any little town along the way
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-11
Want Column

For SaIe-Team, harness and wagon
Inquire of Ohiccr Adams VIC
Some good residences in Smithdeld
for sale by James Millgan. VIC
FoUND-Bunch Of keys with chain
attached. Pay fOra d and get them VIC
For Sale-ll acres OF pasture land
west Of O. S. l.. Inquire 22l West lst
North VIC
For SALE-A good Hereford bull
coming two years old. o. J. NOrr 220
n 9Th. East. VIC
For Sale-Twenty acres good land
one half mile south of sugar factory
A bargain. w. Il. Brown. VIC
First class sand delivered to any
part Of town W. II Brown, Ind.
Phone 22i VIC
SAND-For building and cement
work, for sale, O.C. Buemcl, Il. phone
370z. VIC
For best and cleancst building and
cement sand go u Klocpier Bros Lc-
gan, Bell phone lG6K VIC
For SALE-The best, Cleancst and
coarsest sand, by Kloepfcr brothers,
Logan: Bell phone lG6k wC
For Sale-3O horse power engine in
good condition. Walker & Wright,
Utah Marble Works, Logan. VIC
For Rent Roberts building now oc.
cupied by Union Knitting Mills Co. or
Dry Goods and Millinery store. VIC
FoR Building lots any size
opp. 9Th ward meeting house. Chris
tian Larsen. VIC
Highest price paid for bottles at
Cache Valley Tea and Soda Water
Co, s, First North street. VIC
For SALE-StrawberrY plants, Lead
ing varieties, at moderate prices.
Anthem PETERSON, $50 canyon road, Lo-
gan, Utah. VIC
Thoroughbred Wyandottc and Leg.
horn eggs and chickens for sale, A
Roller, Il +. D., IL. 81 o. setting
of 10 eggs VIC
For Sale Good city property, either
large or small lots Inquire j. Il. II.
Barker. corner of 3rd East and Second
South. VIC
WE WANT to Loan Money, sell
Farms and City Property and write
your assurances, Cache Valley Real
Estate Lean 81 Insurance Agency, j.
u. Stewart, Manager. VIC
For Salc-lO head Of calves and
short ycarlngS anu home in Provi-
dence. % acres adjoining Logan
Sugar Factory for sale or rent. n, +.
Miller, Providence. VIC