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The above list gives an idea of the charac-
ter of the trade and it's value. 1t is in
creasing very rapidly, particularly since the
close of the war with Russia, and the
greater part of the trade is handled at San
Francisco. The figures l have given above
are from Japanese sources. The report of
the bureau of statistics in Washington shows
that S39,915, 1853 worth of merchandise was
exported from San Francisco in 1896 and
$40, ops in 1905, but does not show where
it went to. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-17
|N]ADlN|E FACE POWDER

ulluI NUlIIPItNlUII.
Soft and velvety. Re-
mains until washed OF.
Purified by a newly dis
covered process. ga nj
less as water. Prevents
return Of discolorat!ons.
I'm green boxes only }
Buy one SOC. package
and money will be re
funded If you are not
Ai.Aa Tin&a-
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Loye-Sick Youths Crime.
special Cablegram to The Star.

Special Cablegram 10 Inc STAR
VIENNA, December 17.-Heinrich KONG.
a nineteen-year- old tailor's assistant. has
Just been condemned by a Vienna court
to one years imprisonment for having
stabbed his sweetheart to the heart while
in the act of kissing her. The extreme
mildness of the sentence was due to evil
dence that the young man had acted while
in a fit of lyric exaltation, In which, to use
his own words, ito die while We loved
seemed the noblest death on earth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-17
Canal Is Closed.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md. December IA
special dispatch from Williamsport. Md,
tonight states that the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal was today closed for the win
ter. and the water is being drained from
this division, the last one on the canal to
be emptfed. All of the boats are moored
at the wharves in Cumberland. Sharps-
burg, Hancock and this place. Improve
ments will be made to the canal during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-17

White, Flesh. Pink. Brunette. By leading drug
gists mail.
Prep'd by NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Paris. Tenn.
Sold by Affieck's Drug Store Peoples Pharmacy.
]. O'Donnell and other druggists.
no2-f&m1St.2S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
Yoli3etli9es.

Or. @heIea Coleman
% Sabre alt bon WartinsbiQe, tuuroe
9sitsrn bon ben 8ebeimpOli3ifsn Ser.
Der unb 2arib binter f4usbifde @ar.
oineii gsbra9t, neil sr bei9uIbigt tpiro,
Waaren unter faIf9sn ansaben gu er-
langer berfu9t 3u baben. 9erIelbe
bate f8 geffern unter benz 0amen Sr.
Worriion bel CHARLES Waper & 60.
einen 9anbtOfer sstauft. gr lieb
oenielben ani6reibsn unb bat ben
@ebhlf,n ben aOfer mad isinsr WOb.
nuns gu i&idsn.
Der @ebhlfe nabm ote WbrsHe uno
peripra9 bic promptefe 2ieferuna.
Raum bate f4 isoO9 Der Or. snts
fernt, 10 bena@ri8tiste err bic poIisei,
oa ibm bic Ssi4iGte ni&t ssbeuer boz
fam. Die Setettips folsten nun benz
Sungei, Dem bic 9isfsrung tbertraaen
ruorosn NOR, unb fanbsn anftatt Or.
Worriion Or. Coleman Dor, ben He
iofort ps'baitetsn. Was benz iungsn
Or. gu oieiem Strei4 beranlabt bat,
ii rdtbiel6aft, ba oerislbe aus gutter
5amilte fammt uno gut htuirt Iein
lou.
Der Neeer George Sotparb'
% Sabre alt, bon 2~ouisbtae, 3d.,
tuuroe gefern bon ben @ebsimpoli3iften
8erber uno 2arib ein9sfsdt, neil ct In
gang berbd9ttgsr Weiie an einem
6auie bsrumi4lia. Bei ieiner 0er-
baftung ma4te Der Nsgsr aQerIsi fris
bols Nusreben.
Der Neeer 5rant Sobnion, 20
Sabre alt, S2l Bright Strabe. puroe
gefern unter benz 0erbaat bes 2lein.
biebfabls bon ben @ebeimpoli3ifsn
aurb unb Dugan binter G9IoB unb
&iegel gebra9t. SohnfOn bate fi9 In
elmer Wirtbi9aft auf Der Snbiana
abenue reffaurirt. Seine &e9nung
befrug Is Gents. gr be3abIte init
einem Dollar uno er6ielt IS gents
Wsdisl 3urtid. Raum bate er isinsn
We1ieI erbaltsn, als err Dem Refaura.
teur Is Gents reidte uno ieinen Dollar
3u%riidforoerte. Der Wirtb mar isbo9
fdnsl bel Der Dumb, pnfte ben
iauberen @sisnen i9nsl beim 2rasen
unb bena9ri9tiete bic polisei. Mls
bic @ebeimpOli3ifen antamen unb cine
llnteriu9ung o%ornabmsn, tpurben 2
Dollars in isinem 9ut ssfunben. Wan
nimmt an. oaB Der @auner bieie auf
oisielbe Weiie srlangt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

pennbitIe. 13. Stunt. Bier
mastirte Banbiten .fprengten beute in
friber Worgenfunbe ben @elof6ranf
i'm 6i.fssn pofamte; $3.50 In gaar
unb griefmarfen fislsn In bic 5dnbs
Der Rduber. gini9e bur9 bie @rplo'
Ron berbeiserufens geuObner puroen
burn auf He abssgsbsne &ebolperi8ahs
BON bsrlgerfolsung Der ganbiten ab.
sebalten.
Wount Dernon, Is. Stunt.
5n siniesn SbeiIsu bon poiep @ountp
bat man bereits init Der Wetaensrnts
bssunnsn; I1sImirb nod bisberigen Be.
ri@tsn better a~usfaaen, als man borbsr
annabm, unb mon re&net auf sinsn
Dur9I9nittsertrae bon 10 Bis Is
BuibeI bonn Mers. Die lebten Reaen
babsn mod bel sebolfen. Dos borber
nod espHan3te::W slI3forn tueif sinsn
ausss3si@aeten Gtanb auf; bas mad
benz &sser eepianate ongsgsn brau&i
nod mebr Jen4ttgtett.
Peters; b G, 13. Sani. Grau
2eslie 2amb ,sga.tin bes 6~tlfstaiirers
Der grfsn National.g ant, erIitt am
6amRas Wormittns {9limme Branb.
puuben ON @ef&t uno ON 9alfe. Gis
bate eInen 6aufsn 0ebrt&t aus einen1
unbsnnttsn 3irnmer ms ai&enfsusr
eetporfen. Darunter 6efanb ft& S&ieb.
pulber, bas sypIpbtrte unb He bsrIette.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
SaS Elm 8i6rnion in ieinem "a.

SaB elm @i6rnion in ieinem "a.
2ebensiabre. na&oem iein b%erbOrra9en-
oss i9rifttelerii9es Salient TIN 3u si=
mem Der gr6btsn 9i9ter i'm seiammtsn
ROrosn gema8t bat, f4 3u Der alber=
men @ei9madlOfsfsit binrsiBen ldBt,
In ufsnsr 8eriammlung S9md6porte
au~s5ufoBsn se9en bas beuti9e &ei9,
In bsHsn SauptfaOt sr nod bor tusnis
gen Wo9en bic sbrsnofsn Runbesbun.
gen bon prsHs uno publitum sntgsgsn.
gsnommsn, if. i'm SntsreHe bes Did.
tiers fslbf. isbr 3l bsbausrn. Sin
Wnnn, Der f9 einer intsrnationalen
Ruf erworbsn bat, fpridt ni9t nur fir
bic Obren tpenieer 0eriammelter, feline
Worte weroen tn Der 9an3en cipiliFrten
Welt aeb6rt. unb Dor bieier BAL
Bi6rnfon fi9 bur9 feline eeutf9feino.
li9en @orte blamiri, bur9 Worte. bic
ben Sbatfa9en ni9t entipre9en. DEM
aerabs In itingher 3eit bat bis oeuti9e
Re9ierung, troB INNER tpieoerfebrsnoer
oeuti9fsinoli9sr 2unossbungsr In
Roroi&lesptg unb trob bes b~erausfor-
berrlben 8enebmenS Der gbaubinifen,
In beutli& R1tbarer Weiie ben anfang
sema9t nit elmer politif Der 0eri6b,
1uns; unb au9 bic offisielIen Be3ie.
bungsl apiT9en Berlin unb Qopen.
bagsr, tpoielbf man au Der llsberaeu=
guns sefommeu III. bob sin frsunb.
na6barli&es 8srbdltnib au benz sbe.
maligen 9egnsr bte bette Btrgi9aft
fir ben Grisben unb BITE unabbdngig.
feit Sdnemarfs lit, fnb tpsfentli9
better aetporbsn. gs NOR babsr ni&t
geraoe febr taftbon bon Bi6rnfon. Tei.
ner Spmpatbie NIT elmer Mnsabl gtuig.
unsufrieoener oHenfunbi9 Musbrud 3u
bsrleiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

War s reunb BON Qns
6 8 p o # II. Die @traf=
TANNER perurt6eilte ben in Sesldu,
Sbiiringen, itationirten Y~oitgebilfen
OreDfluft pegen 8ersebens i'm Imte
81 81 Monaten @efGngnib. gr bate
cine @nfi6tsturte, nur neil Tie elm f6Dz
neg Bib bate, ferner cine Marqdrinee
probe, Die ais Wuiter pbne Wertb be-
sei9net mar, uno cine Srudia9e fir
fi9 bebalter.
8iftige 81 d m 8 E.
Sn 8DgIflingen, &beinpropins, err
trdnften Die flint 8etppbner 0es fa>
tbolif6en Y%farrbauies, fotpie Elm 8a@
plan unb cine Dame bon austpGrts,
uelde als @Gite i'm 9aufe gepeilt bait
ten, beftig on Sbpbus. Der Yfarrer
9ermes 1T ser 9rdntbeit erlegen. gs
tpar Die 1rfa6e Der 9eiammterfran@
flung in Dem @enub bon Maifii9z
marinabe gu fu9en, Die in Der &ii6e
oes Pfurrbduies subereitet tpurOe.
9 eferttrte e o L
8 a t. Cine ganse &orporalf9aft
holGnSii6er 9uidren 1T iiingit aug Der
unfern Der beutf9en 9ren5e gelesenen
Gdrniionita6t 8enlo mad Der Hbeins
probing befertirt. Die rbrapen" @o=
Observation-Disclosures bertduften ibre
Wpntur unb fanoen Bel Dem berrf9en<
Den Nrbeitermangel in Der 9egeno bon
@ierfen iebr f9nen 8ef9Gftisung. Die
pertauften unifprmftiide puroen burd
Wermittlung Ser bonGnSii9en MilitGrz
bebSrbe pieoer in Die 9arnifon 5uriids
oei4afft.
SeIbtmprb elmer g b il :
n. Qus giferiu9t erf9ob fd
in Sophia. 8ulsarien. Die perbeiratbete
2s6reriE &laboiia Stpianobic. Mls
stne ibrer Sdiilerinnen, Namens
Raind 0ufarotp, bon Dem Selbftmorbe
ibrer 9ebrerin. on Der ie nit GROCER
2iebe hing, pernobm, erbdnsts tie fi9.
Sn einem 8riefe, ben bas MG69en gu
riidli,a, ertLdrte es. obne ibre 2ebrerin
ni9t longer leben 5u fOnnen. 3uslei9
Bat bas ungliidlide &ino, In cinem gez
meinfGaftlihen Grade NIT Srdu Ctpz
.ianopic bcftattet 81 tper6en.
unnerbpffte Grbffaft.
Sn Qafen, &beinprobin3. ftarb cine
aIte Srai, DIE anf9einenb in Sen biirf@
tighten @erbdltnifen selebt bate, fGon
felt ldnserer 3eit bon Der Irmsnper>
paltung unterftiibt poroen mar uno
Mlmoisn empfins. 8ei Der Inter
Tu9rng ihrer auf bas Grmlidfte elm
seri4teten Wohnuna fanb i9. an perz
f9iebenen Stellsn beritedt, elm 0er=
mDsen bon iiber 10000 Marf Dor. Der
Sobn unb etn5ise Grbe Der Trau, Elm
Mrbeiter, hatte bon Dem @ermOgen iei>
ner Mutter feline Nbnuns sebobt un6
erflGrte aus freien Stiiden, BITE bon
fetner Mutter besosere Nrmemanter=
hiiBnna auriiderfatteu ~ mollen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

bige uiebr 30 beirafen giebt, banbelt
man auf geroa&t bin, iinb bic ger'
bd8ttgen beisitist, bann uirb neuer
gerba&i sei&aHen. tuerben anoere aus
irgenb rpsl9sn @rtnbsn unlisbfame
berod4tist tpsrbsn. Sn Brootlpn pur-
ben i9on friber 3pei vblinbe S9weine"
bur8 Spnamit befeiti9t9
81 bieisn GdQsn, ober tpenigfens
i'm erftsn oiefer beibsn, piro mar Be-
psiis asbabt babsn. baB un9sisblider
Weiie Sptrituoien b~ertauft puroen.
SIM iinsf.n Jalle feblten. ME auss
ortidlid semeloet uiro, bic gepeife
p6Iie. unb man banbsIie auf Wsrba4t
bin. Der ,Bsrba9t" ideint aber se'
rab3u Id9erli9. Der patrid 8born.
bsrrp mtbte gerao3u ioiOtii1 ounlm
fein, uenn err In benz tlsinen Nefs ane
ter ben berri6snbsn l1mtdnoen 3tpei
2nabsn bdtte S9naps p~erfaufsn mol.
len. Gass ssutst barauf bin. bab bier
Der gsroa8t f@On vfabri8irt" wuros,
unb penn biss 9ei4ab, 10 gei4ab es
porausH9tli9 aus san3 anberen Grim,
ben, als Der Gorge I'm bic tudhsrige
5ugsno oes Ortes.
Wenn bic 8si4i9te tpabr iff. 10 ffsbt
Der srObe Staat Snbiana in einsm
re9t merfpirbiesn 2t4ts ba: Wer cine
Cigarette rau9t, tpiro bsrbaftet uno
ins God seiperrt. uer am Sabbat6
sinsn Surtigsn labt, besgleiten -
ruer absr nit Spnamit bas Saus zines
ghrgers In bic Cuff ibrsngt unb ni9t
riur bsRsn gigentbum 3erft6rt une
2ebsn In @.fabr brin9t, fOnbern aud
bas gigentbum unb 9sbet bi.lsr anbs.
rsr gtirssr auf's 969fe %sefdbroet, Der
aebt fret aus urb uirb bon ben beifsr
8hrgsrrt unb Reformern nod als $us
genbsiferer unb p~erftbdtigsr 9ampf.
gsnohe anssieben.
@snn bic gsf9it5te nod Ssutialnnb
gslan9t, uiro he nattirli9 unter ben
f%ersOippirten artitsl .Aus benz 2anbe
Der u~nbsgrsn3tsn W6gli9teiten" ber6fs
fentli4t tueroen, aber es uiro bod feline
before bsuti6s 3situng asbsn, bic fd
ni6t sebalten fibIte, ciss nit 8orbs-
bait ;u thurt unb ansuoeutsn, baB man
es bier wabri9einIi9 oO4 nur NIT Der
T6rsdbnften Nusgeburt elmer tiberbibten
&sporterp6antafe 3l tbur babe. ales
traut man uns ortiben eben bod ni9t
81.
@ir bier tpiHsn, baB es mbgli9 if.
Ssnn mir baben i4on islbf re9t netts
8susiie bss Reform. unb $u9enobolb-
WabnRnnes tsnrsn gslsrnt. gu aeis
gen, ME melt oerielbe fi4 perfteisen
tann unb tpie sr auseenubt tuerben mag,
uuroe Der @ef9itte aus groOtlpn,
Snb.. Bier &aum seesben. Sic 0ub-
antuenbuns pirb elm Sober ielbft i'm.
ben: g. 1T allerbb6fs 3sit, baB tiber.
al TN ganien 2anoe auf's Rrdftisite
Srout 9emadt miro oa9egen.
(@bicagO abenbpof.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14

See Mc@artp, "a Sabre
alt, go. 420 Noro SainoisaS trabe
tpobn9aft. tpurbs aefern bon ben BE.
amtsn Samusls uno De RoRette binter
oas siisrns glitter gsbra&t, neil ct 8iels
Ios auf Der Strobe berumbummelte.
Wegartp purbe untsr $500 BhrsI9aft
gsfsIi. ba er Der poli3ei oes ginbruds
berb19tig if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
Gins pirfIid rihrsnpe 96inna her

Cine wirtli@ riibrenbe 96inns Der
agrarii&sn 5rage bat Der NbeIs. Ron.
greb In 81. p~etsrsburs. tn benz rlattir'
lid febr bisls @roB.@ runbbefber Rben,
9efunesn: Wan befriebi9s bic 6orbe.
rungsrt Der Bauerrt nod 9anb einfa&
baour@, bab mon He nod Sibirierl
i&ide. BORT tpirb ihner bas 2anb
fofenlos 3ur Berffgung gsfslt, unb
Steuern brau&en He nt&t 3u entri9.
ten. gs fonte uns ni&t t~purbern,
tpenri bie Bausrll ben 6srrer bon Mbel
bic SpottIuf In Bdlbe bertreibsu tptir.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-14
1et6rse fur SHsntltae Mr6etten.

angebote tpurben entsegen9encmmer:
STR @ement.S sitsntpese unb &anb'
feline in Der Sslauare Str, BON Der
80. Biz 3ur 33. straBe - s. 5arrp
&oberts. $1.25 gsihi9tete &anbfeins,
$1O7 berbunbene RanbHeine; 3. 5.
DOB, $1.13 berbunbene &anofeine;
u. 8. Neisler. s1.O4; SbelIep &
Dunn, $1.32 seiai9tster &anofein,
$1.20 gemsntsR anbffstn.
STR 2analifrune in ber Sempie.
apenus, bon Der WaibinstOn Ctr. big
su einem puntts $40 SUB ihblid =
Wiliam 8ofart, $1.33; Sobn Sem
Tins, $1.22; s. &. Marfep. $1.17;
u. 8runer Co., $l.4O; S6seban @ons
ifruction Co., $1.32.
STR Mspbaltirung oes Jabrueges In
Der SUTHERLAND Mps., bon Central big
college Nbe. - Union ASPHALT @Ons
fruetiOn Co., $3.50 fir ben l%aufenosn
SUB; Barber 4spbalt Contraction
@~ompanp, $3.50; Warion @cufruc'
tion Co., $2.48.
STR Badfsinplafsrung In Der erfsn
allen fHbli9 Der ct. Clair St,abs,
bon Der Wsrtoian bts our SQinOis Str.
s. Sarrp Robsrts $1.82, 8sOree %.
Mc@rap $1.84, S%nbtanabOlis Con.
fructiun COMPANY $1.62, american
Contraction 80. 81. 70.
Sdmmtlide BeI&liRe puroen sus
rid9eao9en:
Jhr @ement.S %eitenpsge, 8adfsin.
Soften unb Ganbffeine In Der Spann
Mpenue, bon oer Gbslbp Str. Biz CUR
State Npenue.
gnostltise 8ef&lihe tpurosn angss
nommen:
STR aspbaltirune bss 6abrussss,
psrbunbsnsm &anbtein uno @ohen In
Der "a. Gtrabs. bon Der SainOis Biz
our Wsribian Strabe.
Jtr @smsntsS sitenpese unb Ranb-
feline an Der Wehisite Der Union Str,
bon slrisOna Bis palmer Strabe.
Shr SoisblOdpHafsruns bss Snbrs
tpegss in ar9 StraBe, bonn 8roaouap
bis college Nbe.
6ur 8adfeinplafsrang oes Ja6r'
tpeses unb Ranbfstne In @eft StraBe.
bon Worris Bis @iseonfin StraBe.
STR aspbaltirung bes Jabrweges tn
20. Strabe, bon Salbott Hbsnus Biz
8elefontains Str.
STR 8adfeinpfaferung BEG Ja6r'
tpssss, @oKen uno Ranbteine In Ger.
inston slpe.. bon State gbs. Biz Oar:
laH StraBe.
gnbailtiae Nnaebote puroen gutse'
bsibsn:
STR @rabirung Der erfen Nleb n6rb-
lid Der IL. Strabe, BON Der 8inoior
Bis our 2ar9 StraBe.
Gtr 2iesbefreuung bes Gabrusges
Der @befnut StraBe, bon Geoar Str.
Biz $50 CUB iioli&.
@Orldufse Nnf4ldge purosn gutse'
beiBsn:
6Hr Bndfeinpfafterung in Der @af
Strabe, 1872 SUB bon Der Nebrasta
Strabe, Big CUR 2incOln StraBe.
The Washington times., 1906-12-12
DEMAND for SILVER
GROWS ENORMOUSLY
Predict Price Of White Metal viii
Reach One Dollar Per
Ounce.

BOSTON. Dec. 12.-Silver is advancing
IN price, not because Of any manlpula-
ton on the part Of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining Company, which large
ly controls the silver markets OF the
world, but because OF the remarkable
demands for the metal for coinage pur-
poses end for the arts.
Leading silver interests predict 75-cent
silver by January l, and they say that
81 silver is in sight.
There is now an enormous demand for
silver from India and Great Britain,
while. If the present coinage demand
continues IN this country, It is claimed
there will have to be an enlargement of
the United States mints. or the building
Of additional mints
The United States Government hSs al
ready purchased what it considered was
its silver requirements for this year but
Il will soon have TO re-enter the market
because of the unprecedented demand
for silver coinage. There is a big de-
mand for silver dollars. but the mints
cannot now coin dollars, and. instead,
they are coming half dollars and frac-
tionAl currency, but they cannot cope
with the demand. which comes princi-
pally from the South and West.
Mexico. which has always been a
seller of silver, mas recently turned
buyer.
The Washington times., 1906-12-12
MARKET OPENING
SHOWS STRENGTH
At Times Irregular, But or
the Whole Generally
Higher.

NEW YORK. Dec 12.-The stock mar
ket opened almost generally higher.
Anaconda. Great Northern preferred,
and ST Paul advanced y, Northern Pa
eific, ~; Colorado Fuel. 3; American
Car Foundry, Steel preferred and Penn
sylvania. Il; Southern Pacific and Anal
gamated, Is. AtchisOn and Southern
Railway We're unchanged. United States
Steel common and Reading declined Is.
Price movements in the first hour were
irregular. The course of trading showed
that a large amount of stock bought
had been sold out in order to real
ize the material profits made in the last
few days. There are several strong
spots in the market. though. including
Northern Pacific St. Paul. Colorado
Fuel and Atchison.
Government bonds unchanged: rail-
road bonds irregular
The feature OF the trading after the
f1rst hour was the heaviness in Great
Northern preferred. which fell to 223
but rallied TO 226. Northern Pacific was
heavy IN sympathy. Reading continued
heavy.
traders generally regarded the money
market as unfavorable 70 the bull side.
The Washington times., 1906-12-12

Amateur wrestling IN W dSHlugIOn got
a good start for the 1906-O7 season In the
open tournament at the Y. NJ c. a.
last night
The Washington Times Cup. for the
team winning the most bouts. went 10
tl,e Y NJ. G. A, which took the medals
in the 15S and It's pound specials. the
middleweight and heavyweight classes.
Carroll Institute captured the feather
and lightweight medals without great
trouble. and might have added another
In the heavy class. but its representa-
tive. Dunawin, was found to have pro-
fessiSnalized himself four years ago
In boxing match. and as he had not
been relnstated. as vas prohibited from
appearing
Williams a Curiosity.
T. 5. Williams, the GalIaudet mute
who was wearing the Young Mems
Christian Association colOrs, was the
hero OF the evening. lie was opposed
by Pete Schlub. Of Carroll Institute
Williams is an earnest youth OF inter
cstlng reculiarities. Besides being deaf
and dumb. his eyesight Is poor. but de-
spite these handiCaps ne has become one
of the best and most interesting anna
teur grapplers IN the city and also
plays football.
How he first became a devotee Of
wrestling is not known, but he bobbed
up last winter with the talk that. al
though he had never been on a mat and
had never wrestIed with anything ex-
cept the problem of existence. he be-
lieved ne could throw the men OF mis-
weight who We're taking part in the
amateur tournaments. His knowledge
/ was gained from reading d book on the
art He would study a merry device.
such as the toe, hammerlOck or strangle
hold. and after ne saw how he thought
IL should work he would try IL on one
Of his mute acquaiutances at Gallaudet.
Carefully grabbing mis- man. as per
directions Williams would pull away
AS the other mute couldn't call for help
and Williams couldn't hear him any
hoS. it's a wonder he didn't gradually
put the whole student body out OF COM
mission. The method Of telling him
that his rival Is all in Is TO slap MIN
smartly upon the back, whereuDOn he
. releases the victim .nd assumes a look
OF grleved surprise dat anyone should
/ interfere with his innocent diversions
Conrad Wins.
Williams could not throw Schaub last
night. but he was the aggressor
through ten Of the twelve minutes they
were on the mat. and got the decision.
He had several opportunities 10 throw
his man. but his book teaching had not
gone far enough for him 10 know Row
10 avoid blocking his own holds. Schaub
was the heavier and nearly downed
Williams once by a crotch hold. but the
mute escaped
Jack Conrad, Y. N. c. A. put 1t on
Frank Mccormick in a hastily arranged
l5S-pouud match in minutes IS seconds.
/ Mccormick Is from St. Stephens In
stitute and has not been working al the
game, but went on 10 help ouJ the pro-
gram. He was excessively busy until
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AN INHERITED FAILING.

The caller who drops in for half a
minute had exceeded the time limit
by about four hours, and there was no
prospect Of immediate relief when the
small boy OF the house came in for
the third time during. the afternoon
and stopped in amazement at seeing
the visitor.
Amt you gone yet?" he asked
frankly. . Bout time for you 10 be GO
in. ain't it?''
Hush. Freddie" cried his mother.
in distress. You mustn't mind what
he says, Mrs. Jones. Children don't
seem to know any better than to blurt
the truth right out sometimes. do
theY?"
Whereupon the caller gathered up
her dignity and departed.LHarper s
Magazine.
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SAVINGS BANK DEPOSlT0RS
GET INCREASED INTEREST

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE truste
OF the BoweFy Savings Bank have de-
clded to pay 4 per cent interest to de-
positors next January. This represents
an increase OF = per cent on what was
paid during the past year
In announcing the decision of the
board OF trustees, President Wood called
attention 10 the fact that an classes of
people were sharing I'm the general Dros-
peritv Of the country. The Increase from
81 20 / per cent on the SgS.O50 N0 ON 3e-
pOsit in the BOWerN Savings Bank rem
resents an additional distribution Of
nearly S50000O per year. There are over
$4,000 depositorS IN the bank
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DISTRICTS FOOD
DECLARED WORMY

Promoted by the somewhat sensational
reports Of ". c. Haskell. District sealer
OF weights and measures, concerning the
inspection Of the quality and weight Of
.our sold in the District The District
Commissioners propose drastic measures
TO better regulate the storage and sale
OF all cereals.
The need of such regulation is brought
ont IN the Information today furnished
by Sealer Haskell. based on reports OF
his food inspectors. In which he shows
that not only is -four being sold short
weight by many concerns, but. worse
than that. many barrels Of this com
modify held IN storage during the sum
mer was found TO be dlled with worms
and insects.
The Washington times., 1906-12-12
PETWORTH CITIZENS
FAVOR SUFFRAGE
Association Adopts Resolu-
tons Asking for Represen-
tation in Congress.

After devoting more thar an nouT
as Issing the proposed representation
- citizens Of the District in Congress,
the Petworth Citizens Association AT
its monthly meeting last night passed
several resolutions advocating the
project.
Z. W. Oyster spoke Of the condi-
tons that have existed In Washington
for tho last thirty years, and cited
numerous reasons why the taxpayers
end property holders should be given
direct represents ton. The duties CT q
Congressman. re explained. are so nu-
merous tnat It IS asking too much OF a
Representative from another section Of
the country to devote his time to the
needs OF the District