davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-16
3.

Sn Bap @itg puroe Elm aeuils
fer George 8. 8el our1 gntlaouug
ieiner Biitpfe, Die er unter ietnem
Gopftiiien fieQeu batte, getDtet. 8ea
bate Die NngemDbnbeit, INNER init
elmer a~elaoenen Biitofe unter benz
4DpftiI1en au ihlafeu.
- 8or etntger Belt, uls in George
totpn Der WDroer Com 0ouug aes
banst mHroe, ihauten iid 0ieieS er'
bebenoe Sdau1piel audi Die f[eineu
Sunaen oes in Der Ndbe upbnenoen
Jarmers @uitapign nit an. Die
8elbidte batte linen DRenbar Qefal=
len uno als iie nor einigen TaQen al
lein in ibrer Sheune tuaren, be-
ihloiien iie u0dngen" gu 1ptelen.
Das Spiel uur0e in ourbaus reall=
ftiiher 8eile ourhaefibrt uno man
amiilierte Iih aQerieits ausgeseih,
net. biz Der 8ebdngte plDblib iebr
oeroahti9 gu rDheln uno @eiibter
Ri idueioen begann. Ga betamen
Die anoeren beioen Nngit. lieBen i'm
ibleunigit pDm r8aleen" berunter
uno lieien gum Gater. Ils oieier
herbeiaeeilt tam. fanb CT leinen Nete
teiten, nit einem 5trid In ben 6als,
bemuBtlos am 8oben lieaen. GU
fort muroen Wieoerbelebungsueriu6e
anseiteIt uno Elm Nrat eerufen uno
eS 9elang benn aub nah nieler
Mibe. ben Sungen mieoer gum Be-
uuBtlein III brtneen. u0Gnaen"
miro auf Der @uitaoiun'ihen Tarm
10 balo nidt mieoer aelpielt.
- Sn @aIpeftun bat cine eemeine
lame SibunQ Der Staots& Dmmifidre
uno Der County : a0mmifidre ftatts
g%efunoen uno eS it in oerielben De-
ibloiien ruDroen. oaB init gnergie an
Die Wusfibruns Der Soee. eineu
SabrzD Damn nDn Der Sniel nab benz
| Teitlanbe 81 bauer, ge9angen ueroe.
Die beioen %9ommiiiiDnen fpnitituier<
ten ith ole ,@auiemap @ommittee"
uno es tpuroen Inter > 8pmites ers
nannt. Die fih nit ben 8auplanen
unb Der Beihafuna Der Gelber be.
ihdftigen i0lIen. Die ndhite Bers
iammfuna ffnoet ant 81. Mpril ftatt.
Ser 8urfibenbe oes @elommt Sos
mites lit W. g. uiffb.
Set @amatag 1T oas ,,2ocal-
Option" .@eieb in 4annar County in
Scott getreten, Das Wahlreiultat
1T LANCE BON ben ,.gntis' geribts
lih betdmpft mnroeu.
Sn Der Ndbe BON giiterrt,
Sagette GDuntg, itarb Der Sarmer
gbris. @0lh, elm befannter 8emDbs
tter iener @eaenb.
- Der Weritaner Hattar Sans
pos, melGer por einiaer Belt in Der
Wdbe uuri Runae bic beiben T59ter
BON Nler Wc6anep ermDroete, lit
pom @eribt in &arnes gitD aurt
TDoe nerurteilt mDroen. gampos
beaing bic Eat aus giferiu1t, neil
Die Meltere Der beioen grmDroeten
fib aepeisert batte. i'm gu beiraten.
= Sn oer Wabe BON Worttoun
ftarb Trau 2ebreht 8Dlot i'm Utter
BON Is Sabren an ben Splgen zines
Snfeftenbifies. Die 5rau tuar an
Der 8ebe 9ebiiien muroen uno Die
@unoe wuroe 10 iGlimm, oaB Der
SUB abaenomt1ert peroen muBte;
aber ielbit bic Operati0n tonnte ibr
Heber niht retten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-16
0te 9eforatiom Der Neetbpsem Saue.

Die 9eforAtiOm Der Beetbpnem 8aIIe.
Wie mir bereits erudbnten, 1T Der
grDBe Saal Der 6ale bes Beetbupen
WdnnerGor 1eu oetoriert mproen.
Wdnoe uno Dede baben cine gee
ihmafpone griine Jarbe erbalten, Die
iebr angenebm fiir baS Nuee 1T uno
Dem Saal elm bibihes Nusieben
giebt. BeiunoerS .herpDraubeben lit
ieo0h Die Dedenmalerei. &oienguirs
lauben sieben iib am Dberert &anb
entlane uno BON Spalierfdferr1 elm.
geihloffene Roientrdnse ibmiden
Die Dede. Das 8an5e nabt eineu
noarr1er,. finitlerifden Ginbrud. Die
Nrbeit suur6e in Der turaert Belt BON
smei W0Gen bon Gerrr1 Treo.
6ummert ausgefiihrt. Der baourh
feline Jertigteit in Der 2units unb
Observation-Disclosures eeaeiat ur,b elm
Wert 9ei6affen Eat, oas ibrn uno
ieinen tiihti9en @ebhlfen bauerno
CUR gbre gereiht. Die Sale miro
in ibrer neuer, Musftattung unstuei.
felbaft aIgemein bemunoert meroen
uno oas Sdnaerfeft lift cine id6ne
@eleaenbeit, fie barin einsupeiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-16
YaKaaterItfte:

Der D0ppelfhrauben Dampfer
.20ln" Der Bremen am 20. MGrs
DerlieB, bringt bic f~oleenben aaiii'
tens Baiiasiere nod @alpefton:
SRI Signe Nnbersion. Jrau grnehine
86bmeit, 8 Bbtentamp, albert Bosnian,
Soief Daree, 6ram Soa gbbler uno Rim
Der, Bib 66fert un6 5rau, 6rau Maob
3orffmarn, Bilbelm 9oltermann, SRI
Sisne SacDbion, SDiepb Sanat. antsn
Sanat, drtebrib alOb unb drau. 8aul
8Db un6 6rau, Olga RIOS, Rotban Ran.
ter, 5rau unb ainb, Solef 9isfa unb
Jrau, 9ista. SRI 9ista. &arl 9aoers, Fri
Ngnes Nelbera. 8aref Mracef, Carries
@inigan, hilbert Resporid, SRI 9iesden
Ottens, 5rau 8arDline 8brner, gilbert
yleiter, aboIf s &einbolb, 3aul Steiu>
fuller. Nboif Saners 9ans SHle9el, gaon
bon Sdboon, SRI Bertha Shefher, & SO
8oaler, Sans B~arpatDtusti nnb Srau,
mifh 3obel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-16
Gtn Undergraduates werSienft

bat lid Der beiiiae Bernard, Der bes
rhhnltt Sitter oes Bernarbiner Orbens.
oaeurd ersnpr6en. haB er bic frommen
oroensbrfoer in oer 5eifung unb 8aeae
l9rer tranten Mitm enidjen u~ntertpies.
Onreb i'm Iernteu bic MDnde Die bells
trdftisen gigenfbaften gepiKer arduter
tenHen. aus oenen lie bann nit Der Reit
PIE IN ihrer @irfun9 10 p%unoerberen
nne aasgesetdneten BiIen 6erteuten
peldbe ais ct. Bernars : 8ranterni0en
nenfe aber ben gansen Grotreis nerbreitet
ilno. Xatiarblib aiebt es ae~aentpdrtio
felH eiutltiiertes 2ano auf Der grbe, in
tpeldem bic Biuen nidt ais porsiialidbes
6eiImitteI 6xtannt hraren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-16
aatarrb fam nid.t furtrt mersen

our@ locale Npplleeflonen, ba lie ben Sit Der
&rantbeit ni4t erreiden t6nnen. Ratarrb III cine
glut= ooer &onfitutions : 8ranfbeit, uno Inn lie gu
heilen, miBt Sbr innerliae 9eilmittel nebnefl.
9alps 6atarrb : aur miro einsenommen uno tpirtt
oirett auf oas glit uno Die i6leimiee Sberaa6e.
9alps aatarrba& ur lit feline Aliadial6er : MfeoiJin.
Sic wnroe leit Sabren BON einem Der beten Merste
oieies Sanoes DerOronet uno lit elm regelnt6BiQes
Recept. Sic befebt aug ben befen ~betannten So=
niea, perbunoen nit ben beten 8lutreinigunQsmit=
teln, Die brett auf Die S9leimoberfafe tpirten.
Sie boatominene 9erbinourg Der spet 8eianoteile
1T es, mas iol6' iuunoerbole Neiuftaie BEL Der 6ei=
lung BON @atatfb berporbrinet. 2aBt Gu9 3euo=
niHe umIOnt gebeu.
s.. s.. @benep & 60, Spfeoo, 8.
gertauft bon alien apotbetern, 9reis rs Gents.
Nehmt SALTS Gamilien 9iGen fir 8erfopfuno.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-16
an Der sHune keipphntY

Sc lit eruieien, oaB Der Wono in
Golge ieiner NtmDspbdre bempbnbar
lit; aber niht fiir Wenihen, Die fdpn
b0s aenug auf oieier grbe alb lino;
ranaentlib fir Die, Die nibt mifien,
baB electric Bitters 9opfueb, @als
liateit, Walaria, @ehielfeber. Gelbs
iutt. Dispeplie. Shminoel, 2eber.
uro Wiererls uno Srauens2 eioen beitt.
unSeraleiblib ais Comic fir ihma.
DE. belonoers alte 8eriunen. gs per.
ihafft Sblaf. @arantiert BON Nbulpb
9reiB uno s. 8alteper & SDbn.
Yreis r,ur so gts.
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storrefponoems. : Content t,

1urrefponoens. - gDntent t,
Colorado Co.. ben ID. Npril 'O6.-
0eute boz Tagesgrauen erbielten
mir enolib ben f9pn 10 lanae err
miinidten &eaen. Mit Bfib uno
Bonner itr6mte es fiir turse Belt aus
benz fhmarsen @em6lt auf Die led3.
aenoe @ree unb Die buritigen Saaten
bernieoer, oas ibon in StDden ae.
ratene Wahstum e%rreuerno; pie ae.
winiht bDrte eS aber audi auf, ais
oas @roreih geidttigt mar uno beuDr
es in ben Iderfurden aua1 sSlieBen
tam, CANA oas @eaenteil BON Bor.
iabr, NO Die &egen 10 oft uno in iol.
den Menaen tar1en, baB Die Jeloer
Taft tets ueridlammt tpuroen. Tlr
Observation-Disclosures Gaatgut-oie
aiemlih Dorgeibritten ftno, tam Der
&egen mie aerufen. 9ie BON bier
aeaogenen iino gum 2eil nod nitt
aufgeganaen. Nus belpnoerer 8or.
iiht uno ssurtt upr SpQtfrolt uuroe
nit Der Nuaiaat Der BaumuOGe et=
mas aea6aert, ite 1T aber bod gum
groBen 9eil auf.-Die bieIiae Shul.
semeinoe fiebt ii1 ~mieoerunl oeran.
laBt, fir oas ndhite Sbuliabr einen
2ebrer su beioraen. 9err s.. 8. Sd
nersihtet auf WieoeranSteuuna. er
bolt aber ieinem 9Dntraft aemdb bic
Sdule meter. biz i'm SUM.
Weimar: Sn Der lebten reau.
laren I~eriammluna ees Staotrats
puroe uereinbart, bob Die Staot in
@emeinidait nit 6iaie Bros. uno &.
2epoolf Die Mittet beihaffe, nm Ell,
men arteitihen Drummer bobren su
lafien. Der bafiir auserlebene Blab
lit oas 2epoulF 9eb6renoe 8runoftid,
pDrauf feline reue elettrilhe Qibtan.
laae iib befinoet. Mit Dem 8obren
iou ndhiten Wonat beaonnen tper.
ben. BON anoern proiettierten Ser,
beiierunaen 1T bic @rrihtune ton
tp~eiteren swei 8adfteinbduierr gu ers
udbnen. c.. II.
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Cine Nenpihn OF,

= Cine Depeihe aus Berlin mel=
bet: Die ~@renabOten" cine Bel
tuug. Die in naher Gerbinouna mt
Dem oeutihen Acknowledgements {tebt,
meloet. BOB &eidstansler b. Billion
Die Ibiibt bat, Die 2eituna Der
Staatsgeihafte audi mahreno ieiues
urlaubs bei5ubebalten. SIN Bunoes,
rat uno i'm &eibstaa lift bic Gerein.
barune a%etrofen m0roen, baB @raf
.. neutrality-suspicious. ben Neihs.
tanaler tuabreno oeiisn Nbmeienbeit
In oieien beioen 86rperihaften Der.
tritt, Dab aber b. Billion iber ale
Nngelegenbeiten bon 8iHtiateit Iid,
bic @ntiheiouna oprbebalten Miro"
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8efmdBer beS garmesalS mnb
gd~userteftes, neraekt bas ,,Denttde
D6rTaen" ana Main YIasa ntdbt!
Easlih 8rskes aonsert oes beritbms
ten 8eilbufer'f@en Tbrpler CHAR
tettS. Strides 8ier ftets ant 3apf.
Ser borsii8lidbe gmmtert1fe nit
SebiparsbrDb in better Guafttat! SUI
baber: RbtI. O etsIer bDn gdeaer.
me0er'S Barr.
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aas- Waaoame @pff, 5euleberin
0anomabria9erin uno Settles 6eiles
rim, erteilt 8atihldae in @eiddfts.
angelegenbeiten, Seirateu, pereiniat
@etrennte. oeribeu6t bDien @influB
eiferliihtige Nnmnnoelunaen u. (. NJ.
yto. 404 Oit'G Dmmerc gtraae.
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Der Dprtrnunoer @elnnoner

Der Dortmunoer @eianQuer=
elm miro iid oemndhit an einem
Woltdtigteits 8onsert beteiligen,
tpeltes in benz srDBartigen 5eitiaal
oes 9rpcaoerD 8alais sH 8aris gum
8eiten oer bilfsbeoirftiaen Samilien
Der perunaliidten frana6fihen Berg.
arbeiter ftattfinben uiro. Wit Span,
rnng fiebt man in Deutibfano Der
Wufnabme entaeoen. melhe Die oeut=
i6en Sdnaer, 100 attioe fart, in
bet fransDFiben 0auptitaot finoen
merAen.
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Jone Star Bier 6eim garneDa(
un0 Sdnqerfet.

Bum 8ampf Der Wasen unb Geiause
Seib Sbr gelabeu tueit uno brett.
aommt. bort NIT uns bic Subettlanee
Berlebt NIT uns me fh5ne 8eit.
Bir baben Naes uorbereitet
5fr's 9oppelfeit, oas Dor ans ftebt.
! uno Nles lift 10 e,naeteitet.
DAB es mad @unib BON tatten aebt.
8ir feiern einen garnenal
@it @ummenihaus gar fein unb prabtia
lnb Sreuo' uno 9uft berribt aberau
lnb 5robiiun. er lit i~ibermahtie.
8er ueist sur Seiterteit. gum Sd5ers,
User mill oeraeien Sora uno Stage,
Wem IeiHt Der Sinn uno teidbt bas Sers
Dem ruinfen idb6ue. frobe Eaae.
8ommt nur berbei, SIR Ranner ale,
8eraeBt Die Srau'u unb ainber nirht
uno miuia tut in oieiem Tane,
Bas Cure Sbuloiateit unb IHibt.
9Deh niht su ibau'n uur aiebt's oas
S@one
Das &Rs' piro niht ALIEN entaadt,
8ir flbren @ub ms 8eib Der 9sue
8Oonrd aud DIR unb Sers bestadt.
aus bunoerten BON Saueertebleu
6ridbaut oas oeutibe 9ieo i'm gbop4
uno trast bic leidbt erresteu Geeisn
Bum 6eiliatum Der Stunt empor.
lab bic Muiit beim ~5anserfete,
Sic piro bon 8inhlern ~ausaeabt;
80 bieten mir oas NrerbeRe
SeM. Der @slans uno Muitt liebt.
uno tpenn Sbr oann nod anb'rer 9abe
Seretttates 8erlanaen trast,
50 IT'S Die cole nYOhe Gtar'. 6abe,
Tab Der qerpbbnlib Sober fraet,
Oeun "Ssne gtar'eSier uno Saneertshe
Stno unasrSennlih flr unb far
uno mia gum 8eiten man bas Bette,
SE's eas fampis ,,aDne gtar".Dter,
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Qm II. uno am Is. Gpcil lols
len ouf ben pDrtuaieiiiden Shladts
lbifen Don Carlos" uno .Basco
oa CANA" Weutereien itattaefunoen
baben. &abere gin5elbeiten feblen
nod.
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Slide betBen
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
WHOLESALE GROCERY
aommiiFous, @eiaait.

Btr tabren aue &rten npn8rDcertes 9e.
treble, Mebl, 5utterftpifen arer @rt, Qat
ner.8 eibeu, 8uderr0br Samen, RaHir.
Rurn, beutider 6irIe uno 0eu - in @p.
genlaouneen Doer weniaer.
@ir eriueben um @ouIignationen Dor
laubessBrooueten, Shuele G~rleoigune
Der gefhafte,
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Brief Nitte.
0erren s9tftei

@tNNtA HCttbEl
q 20 @user-S 8 8uih - s VI 8urom
s. o 8aumeorten-8 6 8uiharb-Os.
car 5IoRel-5 s SDHmann - I B Sort.
mann-Otto 8~orpinsta - Sulius @elber
--6rant 8u6ert - Or 6 3 Wauer-W VI
Wnier-9 Wegers-g Il Neuniebmunoer
&hoS BeterS : @has 8ieoel = Nlbert
Tbooss-Senrp ShneI % O Sfuars
-Wt D Singer Oscar - S6iIer ISM
Sbuharot 8 g 3bomoS - Nue Wei.
aaua-Stto @ebber.
Bamens2tfte
WtrS v @Oooman-Marie 8aoer-Mrs
penrp 9ads-Gtbel Steinart (3)-Steuo
3bomas Yrs W s 8Otatu - 9aura
young,
AusIinbiIdtet
Qrtbnr @oIoiHmiot-Sean -SoIepb-O
VI H0her.
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TameusQifte 4,
SetratS Sd,eiae

6reo 3 Soues uub Goua VI Sitter.
Is ) Nau un0 9brihine Grbsn.
anton v 5hroetet unO Gaa . 6oueiien.
@alter Wtetgl uno apanoa 4euntasr.
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Sind's 5 Gents Sapana.@ iaarre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-02
TO PREVENT STRIKE


An important conference between the
master builders of the District the master
brfcklayers and the Journeymen bricklayers
was held last night at the Master Builders
Hall. corner Of 14th and G streets north
west. This meeting followed the CONFER
ence held In the afternoon. as stated in the
Star yesterday. The purpose of the con-
ferences was to investigate the causes which
led to the lockout of the sjourneymen
plumbers by their employers several months
ago and to determine whether the masters
or the journeymen were in the right.
1t is said to be the aim of the master
builders to prevent strike of the brick
layers If possible; also the threatened strike
Of the house painters should the bricklayers
decide to go out on sympathetic strike for
the plumbers.
The conference adjourned at late hour
last night until 8 o'clock tomorrow evening,
when the meeting will be held at the same
place. 1t Is believed the master builders
will be able to avert the prospective strikes
which they say would seriously retard build
ing operations In the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-02
CHARGES PREFERRED.
Policeman to Answer for Alleged
Wrongful Use Of Revolver.

1t was reported at the Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital today that the condition OF
Daniel Boyle twenty-one years of age. re-
siding on the Conduit road, who was shot
Sunday evening by Policeman Lipscomb, 10
improving, but 1t will be about five weeks
before he will be able to leave the mstitu-
ton. Policeman Lipscomb stated that the
shooting was an accident, as he drew his re-
voiver for the purpose of frightening Boyle,
whom he was about to place under arrest
and had started to run.
After receiving the report of the affair
from the officer Superintendent Sylvester
preferred charges against him for the
wrongful use of his revolver. This rule Is
covered by section 10, paragraph 40, Of the
police manual, which reads Members OF
the force shall not use their revolver except
in the most urgent cases, and then shall
not do so in such manner that the lives
of innocent persons will be jeopardized
Wanton disregard of life by an officer in
the use of a revolver will subject him to
removal from the force"
Lipscomb will appear before the police
trial board to answer the charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-02
Suffered AgonieS
for Four Years
Whole Foot Nothing BUT
Proud Flesfa===Tried Diff
ferent Physicians and All
Kinds of Ointments===
Could Walk Only With
Crutc IN e So Ohio MAN
Says:
"CUTTCURA REMEDIES
THE BEST ON EARTH

..In the year 1899 the side Of my right foot was
cut OF from the little toe down to the heel, and
the physician who had charge of me was trying
cess When he found out that wouldn't work,
he began trying to heal the wound with all kinds
OF ointment, until at last my whole foot and
way up above my calf nothing but proud
flesh / suffered untold agonies for four 4yesrs.
and tried different physicians and all kinds Of
ointments. could walk only with crutches n
ii sixteen months ago since I began using Outi-
cura Soap and Ointment fos my limb and foot
The first two months the Cuticura Remedies did
not seem to work. but kept on using them both
In two weeks afterward I saw change In my
limb. Then l began using Cuticum Soap ana
Ointment often during the day and kept It up for
seven months. when my limb was healed up Just
the same as II never had trouble
TT - eight mouths now since / stopped using
Cuticura. Remedies the best on Gods earth. I
am working at the present day. after ave years
Of suffering. The cost of Cuticura Ointment and
Soap Was only $ss hut sae doctors hnas were more
like 5000. You can publish my name and refer
any one 70 write % me about outicurs Remedies.
Il wiz answer all letters II postage 4 inclosed
John N. Lloyd Tis s. Arch ave-. Ailiance. Ohio.
June a. 1so1.s
Cumpiete External and Internal Treatment for
every Humofs from Pimpies to Serofuh, from In
fancy to Age. consisfing OF CuticWa Snap &c;
Ointment. Soc: KesoIsent Soc. Tin form Of Choco-
hfe-coated Pills, Csc. per Vial of CO., may be had
Of al druggists. = single set often curea. Pot
EyMailed Fsee. How 70 Cure skin and BLOOD
Hunors's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-02

Change of Sailing Hour of Jamestown
This magnificent steamer will leave Sum
DAYS hereafter for all-day trip at 10 am,
instead Of 8. Evening trips as usual, pm.
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-02

Turnover Collars Properly Laundered
The '.Tolman-way'' is the perfect way. Pos
tai or phone Tolman Laundry, 9th & SITS.
1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-02
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Trains leave District line station for Ches-
apeake Beach at OPS IL am, 2:3o, 5:4o,
TAO and 9;45 pm, subject to change.
Norfolk and Washington steamers Tor
Fcrt Monroe Norfolk and all points south
every day In the year at $50 pm.
Electric trains from 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue for Mount Vernon hourly,
10 am. to s pm. Arlington and Alexandra
every twenty minutes.
Steamer jamestown for a forty-mile trip
down the Potomac leaves wharf at q pm.
Cars from station at Adueduct bridge for
Arlington, Fort Myer and Falls Church haif
hourly.
Kensington Railway Company station,
Chevy Chase Lake: cars from Chevy Chase
Lake to Kensington. Md, every half hour.
Ferry steamers Woodbury. and Callahan
10 Alexandria half hourly from $3.50 a. m to
$50 pm.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Marshall
Hall leaves wharf at 10 IN, 2:30 and 6:3O
pm.
Steamer Queen Anne leaves It'll street
wharf for River View at 10 am, $50 and
Gas pm
Steamers OF the Maryland, Delaware and
Virginia Railway Company for Baltimore
leave wharf at pm, as per schedule.
Steamer st. Johns for Colonial Beach
leaves 7th street wharf at S:45 am.
Marshall Hall and thirty-ive miles down
the river, steamer Charles Manchester, 6:4o
pm. Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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POTOMAC PLEASURE FLEET.
Vessels With Their Owners Aboard
Cruising on the River.


The little power launch Esther, owned by
Washington parties, is hauled out on the
marine railway at Reagans boatyard for
minor repairs and for cleaning and painting
In preparation for cruise to the lower
river. The launch will be ready for service
before the end of the present week.
The little launch Lady of the Lake, which
was brought here from northern New York
about ten days ago. has had considerable
repair work done to her hull at Reagan's,
and now, in a dress of fresh paint, she is
ready to be put into the water for service
on the river The launch is a handsome
one and will be quite an addition to the
local fleet of pleasure craft.
The power launch Elizabeth ", belonging
to Mr.. Austin Adams of Fort Washington,
left here yesterday afternoon on a cruise of
two or three weeks to the lower river.
Aboard the craft were Mr. Adams and his
mother and sister, and Mr. Robert Gidney
of the United States army tug Lieut. Alon-
70 Gushing. All the resorts along the lower
river will be visited, and stop, II Is stated,
will be made at Point Lookout.
The large power launch Elk, belonging to
the Messrs. Waterbury of this city, with
her owners and party aboard, ia cruising on
the lower river and Chesapeake bay, and
will visit Solomons Island before returning
home.
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v. Baldwin Johnson's Coal, 612 9th.
Best. Georges Creek Coal $S.75.-Advt
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Rechabite Tent Meeting.

A meeting of Onward Tent, No. 1921, In
dependent Order of Rechabites, was emf
vened last evening by the admission of four
candidates, one of which was young wo-
man from Scotland, who now resides in
Chicago and who was admitted by card.
The transfer of five members to, Fidelity
Tent, No. 114S, while much regretted, was
ratified. 1t is claimed the new tent COW
ers field hitherto unoccupied by any tenn
perance organization.
High Chief Ruler Cordell on behalf Of
s. s. Hessler. jr., presented w. C. Van
Matre with gold pin bearing the emblem
of the order. In the course of his address
Mr.. Cordell said to Mr.. Matre: II
have watched your course since you join
ed John B. Henderson Tent, in the early
spring / have heard your earnest words
In behalf of the order, and as a token of
Brother Hessier's esteem present you this
pin, which 1 hope you will ever wear to
the credit Of yourself, your family and the
order" Mr.. Van Matre in few appro-
pirate words accepted the token after COM
plinenting Onward Tent for its fidelity and
unselfshness.
Under the head OF good of the order, Mrs.
Alice H. Lithgow occupied the chair. Re-
marks were made by Mrs. Thompson, Miss
Ogle Miss Thompson, Miss Bowie, Miss
Katie Ripple, Miss Hattie Ripple, Mrs Cor
dell, Mrs. George T. Mockabee, Mrs. John
T. Mockabee Miss Mary Ford, Mrs. Mary
A Hessler, Mrs. Mary W. Jackson. Miss
Dora Ripple. Messrs. s. s. Hessler, jr.; w.
c. Van Matre. Harry c. Ripple, Theodore
Cheakalos. John T. Mockabee, George T.
Mockabee. John ]. Coulter, w. B. Mills, c.
E. Cook and w. n. Gray.
Resolutions were adopted congratulating
the Spanish War Veterans for selecting as
their District commander Capt. J. Walter
Mitchell. member of Advance Tent. No.
nd mr. 10 q For h Inn cf,r1
administration.
1t was announced that Victory Tent No.
1896 will hold lawn party Friday even
ing.
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Brookland Lawn Fete.

Last night the weather was SO damp
that the lawn fete at st. Anthony's Church
Brookland, did not have a very heavy at
tendance. This fete, which has been going
on since Monday night. has been remark
ably successful ~ 20 last night, and If the
weather remains ssod the rest of the week
1t is expected that the result will exceed
any former entertainment OF this character.
There are some beautiful articles for
sale, fine music and dancing. and refresh
ments of every kind at city prices Tonight
and every evening for the rest of the week
1t is expected that several councils of the
Knights of Columbus will visit the fete.