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x. T. Inspection and Drill.

Announcement was made last night by
Mai. Fred s. Hodgson that the regular
quarterly inspection and drill OF Orient
Commandery, No. 8, Knights Tempar, will
take place at the temple In the Naval Lodge
building southeast, tomorrow evening. The
work OF the commandery Will be dispensed
with and the entire evening devoted to So
cial intercourse. Rev. DR.. Skellinger will
deliver an address and there Will be lit
erary and musical program and exercise
by the drill corps. The grand commander
and his staff have promised to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18
Intercity Railway.

II is expected that the city council COM
rnittee on railways will make favorable
report on the ordinance granting the Wash
ington, Baltimore and Annapolis electric
railway franchises to use certain streets
of the city to reach its terminal station
at Fayette and Liberty streets. The fight
against this ordinance has been one of the
most bitter and acrimonious of the present
council the ordinance being opposed by
the Reform League and the Municipal
League. The business interests, however,
favor the granting of the franchises. and
hence a favorable report is anticipated.
The company has received bids for grading
the roadbed between Washington and Bal
timore and the awarding of the contract
is expected to be announced within the
next week J. NJ. d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18
Naval Orders.

Commander f. F. Leiper, retired, from
duty office judge advocate general, Navy
Department to home.
Lieutenant Commander r. NJ. Hughes, to
duty bureau of ordnance, Navy Depart
ment.
Ensign B. A. Long, from the naval prov
ing ground Indian Head, Md, and granted
one months leave.
Ensign c. T. Wade, to the Hancock,
Gunner c. A Young, retired, to duty
photographic office, Philadelphia, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo Clubs.
The washington College of Music Mando-
lin. Guitar and Banjo Clubs, under the di-
rection of Mr.. Walter T. Holt and Mr.. H.
Ernest Galleher. VIII be heard in concert
at the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church Wednes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

Aubrey Williams of the Baptist Church,
this city. After the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served Mrs. Swift is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f. Sin
clair of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Swift left
on southern tour. following which they
will reside in Baltimore.
Mr. John Mickey and family, who lately
came to this city from the west, have pur-
chased farm in Fauquier county, where
they Will reside in the future. They left
Tuesday for their new home.
Mrs. Susan H. Latimer has purchased OF
Mr.. w. B. Jenkins his house and lot on
Cedar lane, this city.
William B. Robey died at his home in
Stafford county, near Ruby post office. of
double pneumonia, aged sixty-six years. He
was a justice of the peace for the past
twenty-five years and also held the office of
deputy treasurer of his district for a num-
Der of years. He served the whole Of the
civil war a member of Company l., 9tn
Virginia Cavalry. His wife and four daugh-
tiers and three sons survive him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18
Graft in Baltimore.

For the first time in six years charges OF
graft have been made In municipal affairs,
and City Solicitor Bruce will shortly begin
an investigation. The allegations are that
certain officials of the building inspectors
office had entered into an agreement with
the agent of a western company whereby
they were to receive per cent on every
contract that two assistant inspectors Sc
cured for his company. This agent has
Just been convicted of obtaining money un-
der false IretenSes, and in the course or
his trial asserted that he had paid sums Of
money TO Allen T. Talbot and Joseph
Weyrich, two elevator inspectors IN the
office of Building Inspector Preston. AS
the result of conference between the build
ing inspector and city solicitor these two
city employees will have to face formal
charges The investigation will be begun
as soon as the legislature adjourns, the
city solicitor now being engaged at An
napolis scrutinizing bills which may affect
the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18
FREDERICKSBURG NEWS.
Lack of School Facilities Considered
Other Matters.
Correspondence of The Star,

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
March II. 1906.
At the regular monthly meeting or the
city council last night the question Of ap-
propriating $4,000 for a new and up-to-date
public school building was discussed. State
Inspector E. H. Russell and City Supertn-
tendent B. P Willis spoke very strongly in
favor Of the new project. pointing out to
the members OF the council the present lack
of proper facilities such as light and ven
tilation.
Mr.. Willis stated that at the beginning OF
the session they were forced to turn away q
number of scholars for the lack of ROOM
and that in two small rooms, which were
poorly lighted and without the proper ven
tilation, there were over 200 scholars. State
Inspector Russell said he was surprised TO
find such a condition OF affairs In a city
the size of Fredericksburg. He further
stated tina 1.-THE school board had already
had the plans drawn of building which
1t thought suitable for the needs OF this
city, and that they were now in his pos
session. His proposition was to erect
building on the site of the Union building,
which has been In use since 1857, TO contain
twelve rooms, at a cost not TO exceed w.
go. This building will be centrally 10
Gated and will be amply large to hold all
the grades of the white schools of this city.
The council referred the matter to the
school and finance committees of that body,
and three citizens, Messrs. George Shen-
herd G. w. Wroten and M. G. Wills with
directions to look into the Feasibility OF
such a building and report at the next meet
ing of that body.
Mr.. Young of the gas committee reported
that the new gas plant had been paid for In
full at cost of S32, 554.92
Miss Saliie Trigger, an aged lady OF King
George county, was crossing hall from
one room to another with a cup OF tea In
her hands few days ago when she fell,
breaking the cup and cutting severe cash
in her throat 1t is feared that blood poison
ing will result
The remains Of Mrs. Jennie Newton,
widow of John s Newton who died at the
home of her son, Jeff Newton, in Washing
ton this week were brought to this city Fri
day and taken to her former home near
White Oak Stafford county, for interment.
One son survives her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18
General and Personal.

Richard e. Swift and Miss Addie Helen
Sinclair were married Thursday evening at
'.The Elms,,' the home OF his grandmother.
Mrs S. A. Elms in this city In the presence
of their relatives and few chosen friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DIR.
Thomas q. Dunaway, assisted by Rev. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18
Passing Of the Lobby.

For the first time in the history of the
Maryland general assembly there have been
no lobbyists al work. The governors warn
ing in his message has had weight To that
message and to the failure Of corporations
and special interests to provide funds for
the third house must be attributed the
absence of that influence which in previous
sessions has had potent weight in shaping
legislation at Annapolis. That the iegisla-
tuTe is free of such corrupting influences
was demonstrated by the child-labor bill
and the measures aimed against railroads,
all of which have been fayorably acted
upon In former years an active and ener-
getic lobby would have been employed TO
defeat the chid-labor bill and the railroad
measures So, while the legislature has
been dominated by political moves, no
breath of scandal resulting from lobby cor
ruption has been heard, and this is about
all that can be said in favor of the present
session of the legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

The younger pupils of Miss Eichstadt
gave a most delightful musical program
last Saturday morning in the residence OF
Mrs William Gutelius, In Petworth the
selections were almost wholly from the old
masters and were very creditably rendered
nv Miss Grace and Mr.. Joseph Chapline;
Miss Portia and Mr.. Eugene Harrah, Nor
rfll Ilsley. Miss Florence Evens. Earl Put
nam Miss Kate Gass, Miss Edith Kelly.
Miss Susie Edwards, Douglas Kennedy and
Miss Francis Gutelius.
There was quite delightful musical
treat at the Friday Morning Club. In the
room of the Washington Club. last Friday
morning. The rooms were crowded and
weli-selected, as well well-rendered. pro-
gram was thoroughly enjoyed MISS EIZa-
beth Graham. who played the Bach con-
eerto, with Miss Minna Helnrichs, is a
member of the Georgetown Orchestra, and
showed to much advantage. Mrs. Byrnes
played the Beethoven concerto IN mag
nificentiy.
The second pianoforte recital Of Mrs.
Mabel Finch Rawlings at the MacReynolds-
KoehIe Music School last evening was a
great success. Mrs. Rawlings played the
Following compositions with temperament
and a brilliant technique: Sonata, Beetho-
ven. three mazurkas and prelude. Chopin;
duet. Spinning Song, Mendelssohn; Valse
Canrice Schubert-Liszt. She was assisted
nv Mrs. Eugene de Guerin, who gave a
mastery Interpretation OF Vieux tempo.
aEantasia Appassionata. Miss de Guerin
has recently come to this city from Berlin,
Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

Mr. Josef Kaspar, former conductor OF the
Washington Choral Society, and conductor
of the Georgetown Orchestra, is spending
the weekend on his magnificent farm near
Bluemont. Va. While Mr.. kaspar Is a lead
ing musician in Washington during the win
ters he is likewise a leading farmer of
Virginia during the summer. where his fam
ily usually spends the heated term. He has
carried off many a prize for the rest veSe-
tables and chickens at the state fairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

Mr. Taylor Cronin, a prominent haze CO.
lolst. who has been engaged In profession
al work LOT several seasons with the Bos-
tonians, and who is spending tho snrfy,,
season at his home in this civ sang last
sunday night in the Belasco Theafer at
Ine exhipltion OF moving pictures by Miles
brothers. Mr.. Cronin was heard with preat
pleasure by the audience which nacLaS ~ ~
theater, and in spite of the fact that tbe
orchestrations of his songs were DELAYED IN
New YORK, ne made the most favorable
impression He sang In consequence only
one song and that by local comnnser ma
violinist. Mr.. Herman Rakemann 1T I've
In the Heart of the Storm" after which he
was recalled again and again, but having
no Demonstrations and no other accomna n
iment but orchestra, he could not resnnnd
much to his own regret and that of the
audience. Mr.. Cronin has voice Of hna
quality and good cultivation. He was heard
with much success also at the organ re-
cital in St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
given by the organist and choiruaster of
the church, Mr. Alfred b. Eldredge last
week.
I Mrs. T B. Felter gave a pupils piano re-
cital in her home last Monday evening
when her parlors were crowded width hers
and her pupils friends. The young play
| RE Hayden. Helen Frank, Edith Ieayitt.
| Chloe McFall, Alice Sheehan, Anna CLANCY
| Francis Kote. Lillian Bobys Lola HAYDEN
Howard Wood and Mr.. Walter waple. The
Kuhlan. Donizetti. Howell, Scharwenka.
Clement, Mozart and Rubinsten. short
| address to the pupils and their friends was
made by Mr.. L. NJ. O'Bannon of Indiana.
which was very interesting.
| The younger pupils OF Miss Eichstadt
/ gave one of their morning musicales last
| week In the home of Mrs William Gutelius.
/ The program was given by Grace and Jo-
seph Chaplaine, Portia and Eugene Harrah,
Morrill, Ilsleys Florence Evans, Earl Put
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

Mrs. May Pomeroy Graves, wife Of Mr..
Iverson Graves of the Southern raiiTead,
who removed last year to Memphis, Tenn,
is rapidly taking a leading part in the mu-
steal affairs of that city. Mrs: Graves was
one of the best pianists in Washington dur
ing her residence here. and was frequently
heard with great success in public ard in
private She was accompanst several times
for great artists Who sang in the White
House. where she was a great favo-f.e, as
we'll as having been in demand as accom-
PIANIST for these artists at their public con-
certs here Mrs. Graves has been greatly
missed since herr departure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

The pupils of the University of Music and
Dramatic Art furnished the music program
at the meeting of the Vermont Aesocia-
ton, which was held in the music ro ms
of the Washington Club They wore en-
Enthusiastically received. the young artists be-
ing Miss Parkinson. soprano; Miss Mildred
Kolb and Miss Ethel Tozier, pians.s, and
Miss Lula Wyrick reader. Miss Won In
schuld president of the university, will go
west early in June for series of con-
CertS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-18

Mrs. Hormess. one of the most delightful
of the local singers. will spend her sum
rner in Europe, where she has not been for
several seasons. She spent eight years
abroad perfecting herself IN her art, put
her health has prevented her from being
heard as frequently In public as she should
be. which is distinct loss to the music
loving public.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29
Stprtbina % Geaierina erinboreSe

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29
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Sperise % arunimsen,

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bpcr ban ieLo for "a aar iiben bIeo
fronet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29
sfinrSolenS Srne uebbrGnbt. Sra

!Senefos mt0oeles Sen lite Snnt:
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9nnringcrne iorn 9ebolontngen bar
nsiureret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29
Siprnipn ON ,sreosmuralen.

Sorier,s meISes ben Toe Sltpi: Raa
CAN'T Spinoei1miunbs 4arsmsSc
boIot iSas Sisrnitierne gisrnion 10
rebrag. IA 9isrnion meo 5rue %
9atter tranbte mo / SoIen, reiite
SoriamIinecn 10 % ians ia. ci ell
fer, buoreiter Srn 8ciien Rsller
tsS ScIfpnurcr til bette ISoe, buor
Rorbens itsrite 9iater ifuloe tale.
gierrions 5oreoras ontbandeSe
SreoSmoraIe | 0toGntning til
arissmpraIen. Oct mootoses meS
iterft 9iialS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29
HuSicrne pau IaIanospcrue.

"StodhoIm8bIuoct" mebSeIcr. at Set
bar uaft OpiAt. at Oen rltsiilte 8eBlc'
ring bar afienSt Ell aiOclin8 Crop
per iii aaIanS86crre, % at Bette Qe'
tatoereut / De nGrmeitc Gogc UiI blt
6etpbeLig ioritcrfet. @Iooct mcncr
Sog life, at 0cttc sfriSt er rcttct moo
5oertge, men at set indrcre er en-
8aatpoit. opItiact o~pcrior EnIonO.
timber ale OrnitGnoigbeNcr Glsr
irniblertiS 9fu&luu0 ia ihI6iB i ct
grlb poa 8driierireocuS @eitenmcI'
Ter. ifslee buiIfc RusIouo forpltGteoc
Tia til bperfcn at 6cfGite cIcr mill
tort beiGttc %ldIaub&6crne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29
Rpt @cieri. Sra 9~riItimsiano

Rpt @eieri. Sra 9riItimsiano
meIbes Den. 12te sunni: Sbag aabne-
oes beriteSs Speit og &anSpiunbs
rpe Weieri - for Siben ct al San-
tets Itsrite % melt moOerne glulGg /
lit Slags. Saagobrom belle Sltbreo.
nin9en er norIf arbeibe, aieoel,
WpiepanSer, aieleanlg ira Sam.
pens met. gerfiteb, Rcieriinoeutor
fra Sunbe & 60, oct eIeftrtife an-
l9g ira ariitiansianeS gleftricitets.
BERT. gMnin8er % Stpentor faur
en- iamlet Sartium al $4,000 &ro.
ner. anlpaget er planIagt al Reie'
rimefter Sitre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-29
Retsinn pm oanif NoelSrct.

% StaoSretteu bar panosmt Ell Gag,
boorrmoer preuSiiif aapteiu al IN.
%iouteriet gopier Of @ernburg / Iu'
baIt paaItob Sitititsmiriiteriet oemt
til at anerticrbe ct bans Staniooer
Seis Sbomssen til &uIluno | &s
SerreS al &prg Sans / 1883 me0beLt
9rco iom ct Sonif ISeIspatent % alt
iao til at arerfierbe ham iorr bsren'
oe til BEN banife 4bel. Retten ttnoc
life onerfierhe Song Sans Srep icm
ct aSeISbrep o8 frtfonbt ocrior Rini'
~iteriet. BroceSienS Srntoitntuger op'
hnpebeS.