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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-12
Dinner Sets

SIS Thee. HavIland
Dinner Sets for SIS
100 pieces. with soup tureen and threeslarx-
meat plat,ers: fine flower design and con-
CnUous gold Sttppltng on every plsce. solid
sold handles.
Decorated Plates at 2Sc
In a great variety Of decorations and IN
salad Plates. Tea Plates. Bread and Butter
Plates Former prices ranged ND to~TSo each.
China Store. Basement
Fancy China
Salad Bowls. at Soc Tsc and 81 each. ~orra
chop Dishes. at 81 and $3.50 each. worth "a
Comb and-Brush Trays. AZ SOC. $50 and 81
each worth 81. $3.50 and SO.
Tete-a-Tete Sets, at $125. s1-T5 and 81 .
set; worth $3.50 1925 and 50
Sugars ana Creams at soc, 81 and siso
pair. worth 81. 50 and So.
Cake Plates. at soc and 7So each worth 81
Compotes with handles n sec. TSc and 81
each. worth 81. s175 and 81.
Chocolate Pots. at soc. Tso and 81 each.
worth ST. $3.50 and S225.
Cracker Jars at soc. 81 and $3.50 each.
worth S125. So and So
Condensed Mix Holders, at $50. 500 and
zoe each. worth 7Sc. 81 and $3.50
Under-Price store. Basement
China store. Basement
Fine China Head Plates
At SIPS Each, from S2.25
With rich border designs,
China Store. Basement
Austrian Pottery
BTth DHteb Scene Decorations
Caks Plates. at 81 each. worth s1.Be.
Covered jugs. at S5c. soc and 81. worth 500.
T6c and $3.50; without covers at Csc. 500. $50
and 81. worth Acc. soc. 75c and $3.50
Cups and Saucers. at 25o and $50 worth
SEQ and $50.
Under-Prioe Store Basement
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Q(nerIei.

- 9ien1tao obeno rpuroe Der 8ors
ueual ourb ben ginsua oeS 9Dnias
Selamat erDffnet. Die Staot NOR
prabtooQ iuuminirt uno ~uugebeure
Wenldenmalien maren auf Den
StraBen. Die GoQe oes G0nlgs
fpielte 0err Nrtbur @. 8uentber,
CUR 8Dnigin uuroe Fri. Clara Dris=
coli eetrDnt. Wis @roBmaribaG oes
8uaes funairte Capt. aarber. Der
&Dnie beludte ipdter Die uerldieoe.
men ShauiteQuugen uno belt i'm
noeutlhen D0rf" cine enQliide uno
cine oeutI6e Nnlprahe.
0ienitaa mor9en erI60B, in
ieiner Wobnuna on Der Noeuue s
SEQ. 1919, CHARLES 8. Barrptt feline
Srau uno onnr iib felbit. Barrutt
ion idon n0r eini9en 9agen bon Ieis
ner Srau oerlanat baben, oaB ite nit
inn suiammen 5elbftmuro beaebe.
bod batte iie iih oespeigert.
- SIN hieliQen 6ospital itarb Elm
iunger 0eutider Namens Hobert
&ubi6 aus 8alpeItDr.
Sn Der Ndbe Der 9ap Blasa
ronnte Der ~14idbriQe Sam Nbr. Sohn
uon Iuguit Nbr, a.8 er ouf ieiuem
Bicycle iGueu oabin fubr. ae9sn eineu
0uno; ct iturste un6 spg iih ibnler3s
bate Serlebun9en gu.
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&aaes Wentatetten
SnIanb.

- Seute moraen aegen S ubr 13
Wtin. muroe elm GROCER Teil oes &C.
ihdftscentrums ppn San iyrancisco
ourb elm Grobeben seritDrt. Biele
9eute ieQen ums 2eben oetomnten
uno uernunoet Iein. Ser erfte St0B
mar nibt ftart. bod folate i'm spei
Sefunoen ipdter elm iebr itarfer
StoB. Die @ebauoe Der Boital uno
Der Weitern Union 9elearapbens Sc.
ieuldaften puroen serit1rt, ebenio bic
WaKermerfe. @leib nad) ben erften
St6Ben brad in ben aerit0rten &C.
bduoen Teuer aus.
- 9a8 Observation-Disclosures 6eS
3DnareiieS bat Die Quarantdne' Bin
in Der uriprIngliben SOrm. geaen
Die unlere teraniihen Nbaeuroneten
proteitirt babei. aueenOmmen.
- Son ben bel Der g~rplpiion auI
Der nSearIarge" gerleBten limb nod
Smei aeitorben.
- Brdiioent Hooiepelt bat BEN
RonareB cine 8otlhaft 5ugeIanot
uno Die Innabme Der BON Der Gbica=
9oer 8eriiheruuestommiiiiOn ents
tporfenen Bill orinaeno empfoblen.
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e 8

Vim 2. Wtai ioa in Nuitin cine
T~erlammlung aller teraniihen Sanl'
tdtsbeamten itattfinoen.
Die 8iireep BON Dallas baden
bel Der lebten 8abl cine Maioritat
BON 1898 Stimmen fir bic @inrihs
tuna elmer Staotfommiiiion ab9es
aeben.
8or Ginger Belt itarben in Der
Nabe BON 6iqsborn Elm after heut.
lher Sarmer Hamens Irnot uno
feline Srau an Den sS0leen BON 8ift,
Der ibnen i'm 3affee beiaebraht mar.
Sept lit oas geitament Der geritor=
benen er0ffnet uno oaiielbe 1T ebenlo
ieniatiDnea. mie ibr 500. sic per=
MAIDEN ihrer Nboptiptohter Nba
&itdie S. uno beitimmen, oaB oas
ganse ibriee Yerm0een gu aleiben
9eilen an oas Obj SeaDm. Baifens
baus in gDriicana uno oaS WetbD.
bitten : Waiienbaus in @acD fallen
lDQ. DaS 9eltament miro ie0enfaQs
aneefohteu rueroen.
Sn Sat Spring itarb Irau Wtaz
rie Dittert, Die Bittme oeS Dor einis
GEN Sahreu in 8eupiae eribOifenen
Senrg Dittert.
- Sn Quibt ftarb israu 0itta
S6ulte aeb. @oroes i'm Qlter oon 81
Sabren.
- Su Der N%niieoluns Serbin, See
County, lit elmer Der dltefien Nniieo=
fer, @iuiam Wutaih, geit0rben.
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9rumSetaeutums.u epertraauasen

y u 9eilig nno Qusua 5einse an s .
aaul6ab. @runbtide in Marerids bier.
ter addition; ST. u ".
ebarles Refnaio uno Caroline Jlores
an 3e Stelmann. 8runbftif in Bipd
271; 1884 II ".
Saeob s 8eber an 80 3 Gbomos uno
Soe Sentner, @runoffld ar Der Soteoao
StraBe; $250e.
9enrn Eulman uno Srau an 6 6 Gelb.
man, @rnnoitid on Der Barter Noenue;
$500.
SObn Sids an Sobn Silbebranbt, $50
Nder 9anb; $500.
Sobn Sids on Senrp 9hulbe, I05 gder
9anb; 1920.
Gbas s alod an Marn VI &eal, @runbs
mug IN Nteytutt'S Suboiuifion; 5000.
Sulan 8 8earneg an Glma u Winber.
9runoftiide on Der @de Der San 9ebro
Nhenne nno Der @eftsMacon StraBe; $3.50
uno $500.
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sin nnperaanalides @ernienft

bat iib Der beitiQe Bernard, Der be-
ribn1te Sitter oes 8ernaroiner Srbens,
baburtb erporben, oaB er Die frommen
Sr6ensbrfber in Der 9eiIung unb 8fege
ihrer tranten Mitm eniden untertpies.
9urb i'm lernten bic Mbnfe Die betl=
frdftieen gieenibaften 9%euiier 8rduter
fennen, aus 6enen ie bann nit Der Belt
be in ibrer Birfuu8 10 nunberboren
uuo ausseseibneten Binen berfteGten
tuelbe OILS ct. Bernars 8rdnterpi1en
beute iber ben eansen @rbtreis nerbreitet
iinb. gatiddli6 qiebt es sesenndrtia
tein ciniliIiertes 2ano nuf Der grbe, in
tuelbem bic 8iIen nidbt als ~pOr5uaticbes
Seilmittel befannt pdren.
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aatarrb faru ntd,t furirt ,ueroe,

our9 locale applicationen, oa re ben gik Oel
8ranfbeit niat errei6en t0nnen. Ratarrb 1T eire
glut= ODER &OnftitutiOns Rrantbeit, uno I'M lie au
beileu, miiBt Sbr innerlihe 9eilmittel nebnen.
9al's Ratarrb : Rur miro einsenomulen uno pirft
oirett auf Oas 8lut uno Die i9teimise Oberfla6e.
Qol's &atarrb :Rur lit feline QuadlaI6er : Meoi,in
Sic mlroe ieit Sabren bon einem Der befien @erste
oteles 2anbes oeroronet uno 1T Elm reaelmdBiaes
&ecept. Sic beftebt aus Den beien b~etannten So
niea, perbunoen nit ben beIten 8tutreiniguuasmit
teln, Die brett anf Die SdleimoberFIa6e tpirteI.
Sie %oOatommene @erbinouug Der sue, gehanoteils
il es, iuas iol9' rpInOerbOle &~elultate bel Der 6ei=
lung pon &atarrb berporbrin9t. 2aBt Gutb 3sue=
niie umiOnit aGbeu.
s.. 5. @beuep & So, Soleoo, o..
gertauft Don alien @potbetern, 9reis IS Gents,
Rehmt 6aq's Hamitien gilen ffr 8erftopfung.
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Gone Star Bier 6eim garneOo(
un0 SGngerfelt.

Gum 9ampf Der Basen unb @eiauge
6eib SIR selaoen tpeit uno brett.
8Dmmt. BORT nit uns bic Subelflange
8erlebt nit uns me ith6ne 8eit.
&ir baben Naes pofbeteitet
5lr's Duppetieit, has nor uns itebt.
llno Mles lift 10 elugeleitet.
9oB es ua6 Buuih non ftatten sebt.
Mir feiern einen garneual
Mit Mummenibans gar feiu unb prd6tia
llnb 5reuo' unb Gut berriht iberaa
unb 6robiinn, er lit ii%bermdthtig.
8er net9t our Seiterfeit. gum Shera
@er NH neraeien Sora uno BIase,
8em leidt Der Sim uno leiHt oas 9ers
Dem uiuten ih6ne, fro6e Eaae.
8onmt u berbet, Sbr Kramer ale
@eraeBt bic Srau'n uno 8inoer niHt
uno tpiaie tut in oieiem Taue,
@as Cure SebuIbisteit uno 8fibt.
0odb nid1t su ibaI'u nur aiebt's ous
Sbbne
9ns Guo' miro niht ALIEN entsiidt.
8ir ilbren gub ina &eicb Der S6ne
8uburf aud DIR unb Sers bealiidt.
Mus buHberten o Sdngerteblen
grIhant oaS beutihe 2ieo i'm gbor
uno trast Die leiht erreaten Seeien
BUM 5eitiotum Der &unft empor.
NAb bic 0iulit bein Saneerfete,
Sic tpir6 BON &initleru aus9eibt;
go bieten mir oas Mlerbe{e
9em. Der @siang uno Mui,t liebt.
1no wenn Sbr oann nab ano'rer 9abe
8erebtistes 8erlanaen tragt,
go it's bic cole ,,Scne Etar" Sabe,
Rab Der qetubbulih Sober fraat,
0enu ,,Somc { tar'"s8ier unb Sdnaerfeite
Sinh uns~ertreunlida fir uuo fir
uno min gum 8eIten man oas BeIte,
St's bas famoie ,.Spne Star's8ier .
9r. &, u. Vsper,
SlteDpatb.
EEE
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csf Der aHpnn betpphnt2

Go lit eruielen, oaB Der Wuno in
5olae ieiner Ntm0spbdre bepphnbar
lit; aber nibt fiir Meniden, Die idDn
b0s aenug auf bieier @roe ab iino;
namentlib fir Die, bic ui6t wiiien,
oaB electric 8itters Sopfpeb. @alz
ligteit, Malaria, 8ebielfeber, @elbs
iu9t, 9ispepiie, Smwinoel. 2eber'
uuo 0ierens uno eSrauens2eioen BELT.
unperaleiblid als Comic fir idua'
DE. Defenders alte BerlDnen. Sc pers
Ihafft S9laf. @arantiert BON Iholpb
9reiB uno &. &alteper & Gobn.
BreiS nur so @ts.
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Sefudber ses 0arnepals unS

Sefmder oes G~arnepals uno
SangcrtciteS, neraeRt bas u9eatt6e
9Drftben" ant Main 1lasa utdhts
Idglidb srDRes SOnsert Dcs beriibme
ten NeilbDfer'iGen IDruIer Cmare
tctts. Jrifdes Sier tets AM 3apf.
Ser nUraislicbc sdsmierfaie NIT
Sdtuar5brDS 1T better Gualit1t! Sn=
baber: YbtL. q etsIer BON sdeucrs
ineOer'S Bari.
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6 ritit.

$3.50. 5aaen Sic mir. ME miir=
ben sic oieleS &lapier' unb Giolirs
&on5ert nit einem oeutlhen Muss
orud beSeibnen?"
.6m,- nereiniate D~ompfbammers
uno SGgemerte!"
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N d &.

@r iaB in Der Office oe8 Gerlide=
rungSsN genten uno Iprad init ibtn
iber ben NbihluB elmer 2ebenauerit.
decuna; tur $50. 600 moute er Ii6
Derlihern.
Wit freuoiaem @ifer bradie Der
NQent Die Tormu1are heraus uno be
gam gu i9reibeu. DIR aanoioat
beantpDrtete Die eSraQen uno allies
oing glatt. bis Der Ngent auf eintnol
cine ernitere Miene annabm.
n6m". meinte CT. bier III 5raee
SEQ. 6: Sino Sic Nutomobilfabrer?"
Stein. oas bin idJ nibt."
Das @eiiht bes Ngenten nuroe
nod etmas oiiterer. nber nit einem
Shinlmer eDn 6%offnuna fraate CT
meiter:
n8ieaeidt Wotors &ao Sabrer?"
fluid oas nibt."
Wit einem Seufaer legte Der Naent
Die Jeoer nieoer.
SIS tut mir aufrid.ia lein, aber
ib tam Sbren Nntrag niht aufneh=
men. 6uBaauger oeriidIeru nit nidt
mebr - oa8 GiittD lit 5u QruB."
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@ine eneroild1e gtootperno

Sine enereiihe Staotperpals
tung beftBt oas altenburaiibe 6tdots
@en Srlaminoe. Sic bat beiblpfs
len, bic 0amen Der idumieen Steuers
sabler niht nur 6ffentlih ourb Wn<
fhlag an, &atsbrett befannt gu aes
ben, iDnoern iie min aub alien
5teuerpflihtieen. Die .ourb eieeues
Beribuloeu in 3ablunasoersus" ge.
eaten FIND. ben Beiuh Der @aithdu=
ier uno Branntweinldoen unteria=
gen. 9ie Nltenbnraer Staotpdter
lollten aus eiaener grfabruna pifien.
oaB man trob iolder Gerbote aud in
Nftenburg ielne Steuergroiben in
allerlet befDmmlihe StDfe umieben
Tam.
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Des Suuqen 81 d e.

Der befannte geQift, Sean @eror-
op. prizes in philadelphia bel einem
3 iner. ben ameritaniihen @iB.
uSbr ieio aGe wlbia". laate er.
BON @ureu MiqiOndren an, bis
binab 81 guren @aiieniunaen ieio
Sbr itets nit treffenoen Nntfporterl
CUR 6ano. Der Bib @urer @aiens
iungen 1T manhmal etrpas eraniam.
@inem meiner Treunoe trieb er emit
oaS 8lut in Die @aneen,
nSn ieiner Wn9it, nibt ben 2ns
I'll oerpaiien. ftiirrnte er aus Dem 5D.
tel, in benz er loaierte, nah einem
Sab; Elm fleiner 8urlhe Dffnete ibm
Die Cir oes @aaens uno CAB ibn1
lein 6anoaepdd binein.
pSn ieiner gile neraaB er Dem Sum
gen cine 9leiniafeit su aeben.
Der enttduibte Beneel lahelte
iuB,iauer uno rief oann Dem 8utider
gu:
nNab Dem naditen grmenhaus,
&utIher!"
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Das Bette geaen Rbeumatlsnus
lift elmer & Mmemos Necebt 30.
1851. 8erihmt eemDroen ourb
feline nielen erfOfareihen 0eilungen.
Sn allen Npotheten All haben.
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MemIbltdes Slut fafbt.

Cine SAredenstat muroe ourh Die
Snuren menihlihen Blutes in Dem
0eim oes betannten 8aufmannes S.
Us. Wiaiams in 8ac. 9D., ersablt:
TDr 20 Sabren batte ih 2unaenblu-
tungen uno mar benz Tpoe nabe, i'd
nahm Or. Sings Neue @ntoeduna.
Sic bette MIDI uno ih blieb oebeilt.
Sic BELT Blutiturs, hroniiben SUI
item. @tfdItuna, 8ronhitis unc
idmahe 9unaen. Seoe Slaide 90,
rantiert. Sci NoDlpb OreiB unb s.
8alteper & 9pbn 8reis SOC uni
$1.Q0. Brobeflaime frei.
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SeIudt Sfota's Saloon, Nlas
mo Blasa. Stets ifriides Bier an
3apf.
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aay MaSame Wpfi, 6eQleberir

aas- MaSanie @pff, 5eaieberiu
9anouabria9erin uno Settles 6eiles
rim, erteilt &atihlaae in @elhaft8'
angeleaenbeiten, 6eiraten. oereiniat
8etrennte, neribeu9t bDien &influB
eiferiihtige Nnmanoelunoer il. |. m.
$50. 404 Oftsg ummerc StraBe.
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Sobn 8. Bolton, Oeffentl. Notar
Srunoeisentum. Gsent tir 8eufiOnsan-
iprii6e, 40l NauarrO @trl 81. Gel. 43s.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
FROM WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT.

The is panic London
all
OF
In the Of it,
oil o.
world is Of
out is
q
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proficiency with OF
he
o
The
minutes
panied
dssped time also his patience and hi
pon-possby
the chef
experiment of
where
comfort great achievement
Oe auV'SOe' my friends BETTY
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GORDON-A. r. Hale and wife Haekensack. n
J Il. /. Workman. Denver Colo.
AIETROPOJITAN-G. II. Bridge, Boston. Mass.
George Il. Cable. New York A. II. Chesley. Phila.
delphia: f. +. Davenport Boston; II. NJ Graham
81. Louis: r. E. Griffith. Rochester, y Y: William
J. Louis. Boston; G. r. TruaK. Grand Rapids
Mich
ARLINGTON-Ge C. Catlin. New York ". :.
Eames, St Louis John W GrigEs, New Jersey
Daniel Jackson. Providence, r. l.: r. NJ palzgrof
Cleveland. Ohio; John NJ. Richmond. Providence
r, l.
SHOREHAM-F. A. Bartholomew and wife Chr
cago; Dr. r. A. Cbicherio. New York; Mon. Placid.
'. q. Herbert, Canada: n. Matthews. Boston,
Oliver J. Pender Sioux Falls S OAK; e. n
Reddy Baroda. India; W. K. Van Lille aud wife,
Batonne Russia
RALEIGH-J C. Calihan and wife. Braddcck
Pa: J X. Canobb, Missouri: l. B. Collins. Tr,p.
ton. A. h. Davis Buffalo; NJ c. Harris Tokvo
Japan Herbert Honheimer Cincinnati: Edgar
Lang London; II. 5. Minnich Philadelphia: Arthu,
A. Plsiz. Baltimore; n. X. SturteTant, PhlIA.ei.
pha.
NEW WILLARD-George A. Bass. Philadelpbia
John h. Green, Springfield III. c. G. Hadnan,
Savannah. Ca; p. K. LaboGissa. Warrenton, Va.
George a. Mosher Troy, y. Y, c. r. simptias.
Boston; d. r. Tanet Paris; J. P. Welsh. New
Yors
ST. JAMEs-w. 3. Betting Philadelphia: W. O.
Hirst. Philadelphia; W. r. Long. san Francisco
C. Z Murray, Chicago: c. " Taylor. Montreal
Canada r. M. Van Etterp Buffalo
NATIONALs-John Breisch and wife. Tama1ua
+. NJ. Burkhslter. Cincinnati; c. CushonE PAU
adelphia; G. f. Littleheld Boston; n. a. Mor;cu.
Boston; C. W. Smith, Toronto Ontario; /. G..
Utter. Paris.
EBBITT-R. L. Bennett. Texas; = d. Braden.
Indianapolis J. Ulman HOag and wife. L. s. A.
II. ]. Hhshinger. L. S. NJ C.; p A. Murphy t.
S. A.; Philip Renner. Cincinnati; j. ~ Spenier.
L. $ A; W. {. TOles and wife. Chicago
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
MUSICAL FESTIVAL A TREAT.
=. COIeridge-TayIOr Receives Ovation
mt Metropolitan VI. r. Church.

=. COierfd ge-payfOr Receives Ovation
mt metropolitan VI. z. Church.
The second evening Of the Musical Fes-
tival by the 5. Coleridge-Taylor Choral
Society. al Metropolitan a. NJ E. Church
last evening, was a triumph for both
leader and chorus. Scenes from the Song
OF Hlawatha" by Longfellow, set to nu-
sic for soprano, tenor, and barytone solos.
chorus. and orchestra By Mr.. Coleridge-
Taylor, ranks high among the present-day
compositions. and the production Of the
work last night was received by large
and particularly appreciative audience.
The great poet and this talented COM
poser would seem almost TO have worked
together. so well does the music Mt the
words Of the poem. Mr.. Ccleridge-Taylor
is a composer Of harmonies as well as
themes. and parts OF the composition rise
10 classic heights. This musician has
made an exquisite garment for the poem,
and so skillfully made and 50 gracefully
worn Is IL that the lines of our beloved
American poet are made doubly beauti-
ful
Il is as # the musician has enlarged
and the lovers Of good music and singing
who missed last nights production have
lost a rare treat
To point out the best parts Of the work
would be to make list Of almost each
chorus and solo. but the barytone solo and
chorus, Farewell, Minnehahar with its
pathos and tragedy. thrills the hearer
Mr.. Coleridge-Taylor received an ovation
after the singing Of this number, and was
recalled again and again, shouts Of
Bravo. Bravo" being heard throughout
the church. The soprano and barytone
solos and chorus, .'WahOn0min. Wahono-
min" was sung by Mrs. Kathryue Skeene-
Mitchell and Mr. Harry T. Burleigh with
tenderness and feeling. and left nothing
to be desired. The tenor solo, "Onaway,
Awake, Beloved by Mr.. George l.
Holt was one Of the gems OF the compo-
sition. and was sung with intelligence
and feeling.
The singers and orchestra seemed IN
closer sympathy with the conductor. and
the society having sung the composition
before, added greatly 10 the finish and ex-
cellent result
Musical Washington sees Mr.. Coleridgo-
Taylor go with genuine regret, and will
await his coming again with the keenest
pleasure.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
AN AUTHORITY ON THE PIANO.
ID. G. PfeifEer, OF Washington. an Ac-
compIIshed Musician Since Youth.

Few people outside OF the craft who
make pianofortes have an adequate idea
Of the intricate details involved in the
making OF these instruments.
Indeed. few engaged I'm selling them
have had the schooling and experience in
the mechanical, as well a. the artistic,
branches of the art that Is credited to
d. G. Pfeifer. who conducts plano store
on street, in this city. At an early age
he began the study Of music under his
father, founder of the Naval Academy
Band at Annapolis. Under the same tu-
tor the son began tuning and repairing
pianos. A short course Of study under
his uncle. in Germany, completed his mu-
sical education.
Mr.. Pfeiffer has appeared on the con-
cert platform as a pianist IN various
parts of the country, and is well known
as 4 musician of ability and serious IN
tent His practical experience includes
visits devoted to study in most Of the
prominent piano factories IN this country,
and also in Germany, Switzerland,
France, ard England.
Mr. Pfeiffer was honored by being asked
to serve on the jury of piano awards at
the Cantonial Exposition held In Zurich,
Switzerland He was also considered as
a member Of the jury on pianos at the
St Louis Exposition. but was debarred
because Of being at that time the repre-
sentative of one of the exhibiting firms.
One of the most valuable of the smaller
improvements in piano actions of Ameri-
can make is the result Of a personal in
spection Of the device in the piano ac-
tiOns Of the great Erad house, OF Paris,
made by Mr.. Pfeiffer while in their Paris
factory, a drawing Of which he brought
home with him. worked on, and turned
over to a prominent maker of actions
here.
Mr. Pfeiffer has been for years an ac-
tive worker in musical matters in WASH
ington. having served five years as
mer.ber Of the board Of the Choral So
ciety, and being one OF the founders OF
the Musical Art Society
His warerooTns are at 1873 F street. and
are among the largest in this part Of the
country.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
WAIT WINS a HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. RantE Ask TO
Legally Adopt Discarded Infant. ,

Ar. and Mrs. r. &. KantE Ask to
Legally Adopt Discarded Infant. ,
The little wad Of humanity which the
superintendent OF the Haven Of Rest" re-
luCtanuy received from a distracted
mother last July. has so worued itself
into the affections Of Mrs. Laura A
Kantz. the head Of the Haven Of Rest" ."
that. joined by her husband. Robert A.
Kantz, she has applied to the courts for
permission 10 adopt the waif as her
legal heir
On July 26 last a strange woman. who
gave her name as Georgia Gibson, and
who looked as II she might belong to the
better class, appeared at the Haven Of
Rest 3lSlz Missouri avenue northwest
with baby IN her arms, The woman
weepingly admitted that she was the
mother Of the baby The child looked TO
be about a week old The distracted
mother presented the little bundle OF
humanity 20 Mrs. kantz and told her she
might have il as her own child. She In
sisted that she should take It. Mrs. Kantz
with reluctance accepted the unusual
present, but by this time she has become
so fondly attached 10 the little babe that
she desires legally TO adopt her as her
own daughter and make her the heir-at-
law Of herself and her husband.
AIr. and Mrs. KantZ were married April
q. 1854. and they have one son, twenty
one years old. They say that they are
we'll able and willing 20 care FOR and
educate the mite and ask the privilege OF
adopting the child. They petition the
court that an order be entered upon the
records Of the court legalizing such adop-
tion and also that the name of the child
be changed 20 Anna Laura Kantz.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
Firemen Have Pig Roast.

Members OF Engine Company No. I6
last night enjoyed a pig roast. Capt
Harper's brother, who is a farmer, sent
him a shoat Wednesday afternoon. 1t was
taken to the Raleigh kitchen. and there
roasted to a turn by the Raleigh chef.
About 6 o'clock last night It was con-
veyed. steaming and crisp. TO quarters
where the men Of the company and a few
Invited guests did their best to devour it.
The shoat weighed, dressed, thirty pounds.
and at bedtime there were some rem
neHts OF the porker left; while the iremen
had one, after another, announced their
inability to eat more Of the toothsome
dish.