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PENNYPACKER HEADS
DIVORCE DELEGATES

, i67 Broadway New York city; Gov.
/ Frank w. Higgins, Albany.
| WINSTON Hon. George Rountree, VIII
mington; Hon. b. b. Winburne, Muir
| freesboro; Gov. Robert B. Glenn.
| Raleigh.
North Dakota-Hon. ]. NJ. Austin.
Ellendalei Hon. ]. G. Hamilton. Grand
Forks; Hon. John Hurley, 226 North
Capitol street, Washington, d. c.: Hon.
John Shanley, Fargo; Hon. w E. Pur-
Devils Lake; Hon. c. A. Lounsberry.
| Fargo; Gov. E. Y. SarIes, Bismark.
Ohio-Judge Thomas NJ. Bigger. CO.
lnmbus; Rev: DR.. Washington GLADDEN.,
| benville; Hon. Samuel s, Wheeler,
Lima; Gov. John NJ. Pattison. Column
/ bus.
Oregon-Hon. NJ. G. 3tunly. Portland !;
! W. VI. Cake, Portland Hon. Otto J.
| Kraemer. Portland; Coz. George f.
! Chamberlain. Salem
| PennsyIvania-Ho c. LaRue Mum
SON WiIIiamsport. Pa; Hon. Walter
| George Smith. 1oO5-07 Land Title build
| ing. Philadelphia; Hon. William II.
| adelphia: Gov Samuel w. Penny
/ packer, Harrisburg.
Rhols Island-Hon. John II. stlness.
Providence; Hon. Amasa NJ. Eaton,
| Providence; Gov. George II Utter.
south aroIina-DecIined to appoint
as South Carolina has no divorce laws)'
| Gov. Duncan c. Hayward. Columbia
south Dakota-Hon. G. W. Case.
WatertOwn; Hon. A. W Burt. Huron
DR.. II. X Warren. Yankton: Hon.
! Thomas Sterling. Nermilion: Bishop w.
II. Hare, Sioux Falls; Gov. Samuel
Tennessee-Bis Thomas F Gaiior.
/ Memphis; Rev. W. z. Thompson. Mem
! w ". FarabOugh. Paris: Hon. Seid
/ Waddell. Union City; Hon. John W. FRY.
| Columbia, Rev. Ira Landrith. Nashville 4:
/ Rev. ]. w. Bachman. Chattanooga:
! Rev. George r. Stuart, Cleveland; Hon
/ Sam +. Young. Sweetwater: Hon. Sam
uel q. Shields. Knoxville; Hon. j. Arm
| old. Cookville; Hon. J, F. McNutt,
GG0ssEiIe Judge 6s k Idb5
toll; Hon. William r. Rule. Knoxv'Ilei
| GOV John l. Cox. Nashville.
r- Texsiss-Rey' / =, T Morris. Fort Fort
| Weston: Hon. J. D. Cottren. Plano; Gov
| Samuel W. T Lanham, Austin.
! Ctah-Senator Reed Smoot; Washing
Washington D. c; Mrs George su;heT-
| land, care of Senator George Suther-
land. washington, D. G.; Hon Joseph
| Howell, washington. p; G; House Of
/ Snow, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Rachel Sic
/ gel. Salt Lake City; Gov. John c. Cut
] Ter. Salt Lake City.
/ Hon. A. A. Hall. St Adams: Gov.
/ Charles J. Bell. Montpelier.
! NiTgInia-HOn- r. T Barton. WinChes-
! ter: Hon, Arthur A. Phlegar, Christians
/ burg, Hon. John Garland Pollard, Rich
! mon: Gov. Claude A. Swanson. Rich
mOnd.
| WashingJon-Hon. Charles Z. Shep-
| ard, Seattle. Judge Alfred Battle.
/ Seattle. Hon IEa P Englehart North
| Seattle; Gov. Albert E. Mead Olympia
! West Virginia-Hon- b. r MeIgen,
| MOundsville; Rev. John Wier, Buck
| harmon; Hon f. d. Leach. Mounds
VILE; Hon. c. Wood DALEY, Elkins
| Hon Charles MCCamiC MOundsviile
| Gov. William NJ. o. Dawson. Charles
/ ton.
| Wells building, Milwaukee: Hon E Ray
! Stevens, circuit judge, Madison; Gov.
| J Q. Davidson. Madison
| yoming-Judge J. A. Van Orsdel.
/ Riggs Hotel. Washington. D. c; Gov.
l Bryant B. Brooks, Cheyenne.
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Legal Notice.
A. LEFTwICH SINCLAIR. Attorney.
Filed January 30. I90s

Filed January 30. 1906
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holding a
Special Term as a District court of the
United States for the District of Column
bia. In the matter of the payment Of
damages resulting to adjacent property
avenues, and alleys authorized by the
Act of Congress approved February p,
1903, relating TO the construction of a
| Union Railroad Station in the Distric5
Of Columbia. No. oil. District Court
Docket No. 2, NOTICE is hereby given
that we, the undersigned, having been
pTenIe Court OF the District OF Column
bia. holding Special Term as d United
States District Cart for the District
of CoiuIGoia, as commission TO ap-
praise the damages resulting 10 ada
cent property from changes in the Grade
OF streets, avenues, and alleys author
| lied by the Act OF Congress approved
February y 1903, relating 10 the com
structiOn of Union Railroad Station
in the District Of Columbia, will meet
at 1880 O'CLOCK A. NJ. ON MONDAY
THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH, A D 1906,
DIT the United States Courthouse (City
HallD in the District OF Columbia, ia a
room TO be assigned US by the United
States Marshal for said District for The
purpose Of viewing the property affected
oy the changes In the grade Of rhe fol
lowing named streets, avenues. and al
leys. and hearing testimony touching
the damages resulting 10 real property
-
ence with the terms and provisions Of
the Act OF Congress approved April Y,
1904. entitled An Act 10 provide for
payment of damages on account OF
changes due to construction of the Union
Station, District of COlum Dia. - 20 wit.
NJ street northeast between First and
Fourth streets. II street northeast. be-
tween Second and Third streets. in front
of square numbered Seven hundred and
hfly-one (15l); II street northeast, be
tween Second and Third streets. and
Second street northeast. between q and
III streets, around square mum bered
seven hundred and fifty-two (752, alley
in square numbered six hundred and
twenty-five (625), bounded by AIassachu-
sets avenue, North Capitol and G.
streets northwest, Massachusetts ave
nue. northwest between North Cap
itol street and New Jersey avenue;
+ street northwest, between North Cap
ttOi and New Jersey avenue. All owners
OF real property damaged by the changes
IN the grade OF said streets. avenues
OF alleys viii nle a petition with Us. ia
this cause, for an allowance OF damages
within sixty 100 days after the said 18th
day of March. A. .. 1906. The aforesaid
Act Of Congress approved April q 1904
provides that upon the failure of any
such owner 10 thus present his claim
within said period. his right 10 do so
shall cease and determine. CHAS a
BAKER. GEORGE w MOSS. GEORGE
.SPRANSY. Commission to appraise dam
ages. A true copy Test: (SeaD J. r
YOUNG. Clerk. BY F. E CUNNING
HAM, Assistant Clerk fe1-S0t. exSu
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preme court. Boise: Mrs. Martin Wag-
neT sc r. Burnside street, Portland
Ore; Gov. Frank r. GoOding, boise;
IninOis-Hon- John z. MCGoorty, GU
G Richberg. 122 Monroe street, Chi.
cago; Hon Thomas Taylor u, ioi
Dearborn street. Chicago; Gov Charles
S. Deneen, Springfield. ~,
lndiana-Ion- Hugh Tn Miller. i-u-
tenant governor. Columbus; non
Charles w. Miller. attorney gene al
Indianapolis; Hon. James r. Flety,
Judge of circuit court, Terre hdute !,
Hon s. c. Simpson. judge or superior
court, Terre I5aute; Hon John Z. ROD
insOn. Spencer: Hon. II. 6. Sherldill.
Frankfort; Hon. Thad NJ. Ialcott state
senator, South Bend; GOV J. FRANK
Iowa-Hon. z. II, Hubbard House of
Representatives Washington, ID, CT
Hon. Walter l. Smith, House of Repre-
sentatives, Washington, D, c; Hon.
Benjamin p. Birdsall, House Of Repre-
sentatiySs, Washington, d. c; Gov
Albert 3. Curlmins. Des Moines.
KanSas-Hon- w E. Stanley. Wichita
Hon. w. b. Glasse, Columbus; Gov
Edward W. Hoch, Topeka.
kentucky-HOn. John d Carroll. New.
castle; Hon. J. Wheeler Campbell,
Frankfort; Hon Il. w. Miller. Frank
fort; Gov. John c. ". Beckham. Frank
Louisiana-Hon. Thomas ]. Herman
Hl1 - liu street, baLOn Rouge. Hon w
Q. Hart, l31 CarOnGelet street. New or
leans; Hon. ]. r Thorn ton, Alexandra
Gov. Newton g Blanchard, Bator
Rouge.
land; Hon Hannibal z. Hamlin. Els
WORTH Hon It. NJ. Higgins. Limerick
GOV William T Cobb. augusta
m M.IIa,rylandLHon. Stevenson Archer
Williams, Bel Air; Hon. Milton q. Urner
Frederick; Hon. George r. Gather
baltimore; Gov. Edwin Warfield, An
napolis.
assachusetts-Hon George z. Gard
ner, l006-1009 Kimball Building, IS Ire
jr-, Boston
Niichigan-Hon- Robert e. Frazer. De.
troit; Hon. Alfred Wolcott. Grand
Rapids; Hon. Joseph II. ST ere, Saul
Ste Marie; Rev. Caroline Bartlett Crane
Kalamazoo: Hon George w Bates, Bun
building, Detroit; Hon Adam E. Bloom
400 Bull building, Detroit; Gov Fred
NJ. Warner. Lansing.
ADMINISTRATION; Edwin A. oJaggard
St. Paul; Hon; f; T. Young. 81 Paul
A. Johnson, ST. Paul
Mississippi-Gov. James X. Vardaman
Jackson.
Missouri-Rev. DR.. r A Holland. St
Louis; Hon. Seneca n. Taylor, st. Louis
Hon T J. Murray, Springfield. Hon.
john s. Harris, Ashland; Hon. J. r.
Proctor, OleOni Hon. J. b. SUddath
Clayton; Hon. ". A. Chandler. Seneca
Gov. Joseph W Folk, Jefferson City
M0ntana-Hon- w. T. Pfgott. Helena
Mrs Ella Knowles Haskell. Butte
Gov. Joseph X Toole, Helena.
ADMINISTRATION. Ralph W BrecKen-
ridge, Omaha; Hon. John l. Webster
Omaha; Hon. Roscoe Pound. Lincoln;
Gov. John H. Mickey. Lincoln,
News da-GoV- John Sparks, Carson
City.
New Hampshire-Hon Joseph ". Eel
lows, Manchester; Hon. Henry r
Burnham, Washington, D, c.; Hon. Ira
A. Chase. Bristol; Gov. John McLane
Concord.
New Jersey-Hon. William NJ. Ian
ming, Trenton; Dr. Henry Collin Min
ton. Trenton. Hon. John K. Emery
Newark; Gov Edward c Stokes, Tren-
ton.
New YOrk-HOn- Walter 8. Logan, 2
William street, New York city; Hon.
z. w. Hoffcut, dean Cornell Law School,
Ithaca; Hon. Charles Thaddeus Terry,
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GRAVE SENATORIAL
FIGHTS COMING
1907 Elections Will Shape
Administration.

The Senatorial elections for 1907 are of
vital Importance in regard to the char
actsr Of the Administration between
1s09-13. Twenty-eight Senators are to
be chosen for terms beginning in 1907
twenty-nine. If Delaware fills her va
cancy OF these, nineteen viii be from
Northern States and in the ordinary
course Of events practically all will be
Republicans; nine will be from South
ern States, presumably all Democrats.
At present, there are fifty-six RepubH-
cans. thirty-three Democrats, and one
vacancy. in the upper chamber.
A gain of thirteen Democrats would
be required to place that party In con-
troll OF the Senate This is mathemati-
cally possible, but not otherwise
The Republicans have the better
chance In Colorado. where the term Of
Patterson (DemocraD expires; in Della
ware. where a vacancy is TO be filled; In
Idaho. where the term of Dubois Demo
craft expires; in Oregon, where a sue
cessor will be chosen to Gearin Demo
craft. appointed by a Democratic gov
ernor to fill a vacancy, and IN Montana,
where the term Of Clark Democrat
expires The Democrats have chances
to elect q Senator in Massachusetts to
succeed Crane in New Jersey TO sue
coed Dryden; in Rhode Island to succeed
WetmOTe, and IN Illinois to succeed Cul-
lOm. Decidedly, the chances favor Re
publican gains rather than losses
Party Label Not Important.
But the party label does not account
for the fact that determined fights are
opening in so many States. some within
the Republican party, some within the
laturea that are TO choose Senators.
The real reason is to be found in the
attitude of those great interests that,
back of party names. play the huge
game OF business. 1t is because of the
tremendous stake in this game that
Rhode Island is lining up for a fight
over the seat of Senator Wetmore. who
does not represent well enough 10 suit
the dominating powers the same inter-
ests that Senator Aldrich represents.
Dryden in Danger.
In New Jersey there is a vigorous
movement afoot that may endanger the
return of Senator Dryden from the home
of the trusts
A warfare OF the elements Is going on
IN New York, which looks first to the
governorship and. beyond that. to the
new Senators that may require 20 be
elected at any time. New York should
be set down as one OF the States where
the Democrats have a chance: but that
State viii not choose a Senator till 1909
The same is true of Pennsylvania
Penrose's term expires in 1903. and there
viii be a determined fight within the
Republican party for his place.
Illinois already has a rather chaotic
contest on hand. which would become
one OF the most strenuous in the nation
within day If it should be made GER
tain that Senator Cullom would not
again be candidate The general ex-
pectatiOn is that he will be out of the
Funhsng before the Legislature meets.
Report says that the contest for his
reelection has already been opened by
spooaer OF Wisconsin, whose term " III
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Fights Practically Alike.
ROBBERS HOLD UP FREIGHT
TRAIN, BEAT ENGINEER

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Three robbers
last night held up a freight train on
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
road at the Ashland avenue crossing,
and. after compelling the engineer and
hremen to give up their watches, the
bandits made them leave the engine
and walk down the tracks
They went nearly a quarter of a
mile, when the robbers became fright
ened and fled, after beating the engi-
neer and fireman with their revoIvers.
The engineer was seriously hurt
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

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TORTURING, DISFIGURING

HumOrs, EczenaS, and ItchingS
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For Rent-OmCeS.

FOR RENT-Desirabie office rooms In the
Evans buildings, I4i5-1424 New York ave.
rental very low. including heat. light, and
janLtor service. feI6-30t
FOR RENTING desirable Offices second
floor. Bond building. Apply 30. Bond build
ing. fel6-tf
FOR RENT-very desirable offices. facing
Capitol. Heat, light. and 3anitor service.
From IS per month up.
BLISS BUILDING. IS D So. NV 4aI2-tt
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For SaIe-HOuSeS.
DAVID MOORE.
1928 New York avenue.

1928 New York avenue.
TWO THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-On wide avenue IN northwest; lot
"a feet front six rooms; well rented.
THREE THOUSAND-VeTy comfortable home
Of six rooms; IN central northwest. four
car lines within two squares Of house.
THREE THOUSAHD-Seven rooms and bath
side lights: IN central northwest; on car
line; a splendid investment as well as
home.
THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED
Corner mouse in northwest; six rooms,
bath, cellar, furnace heat; look at this
THTRTY-TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Six rooms. bath. cellar, hot water heat
in northwest your own terms.
THIRTY-FINE HUNDRED-Eigh rooms and
bath side lights; splendid investment; al
ways rented.
DAVID MOORE,
1928 New York Ave feIe-2t
FOR SALE-DESIRABL HOMES.
Several six-room brick dwellings, nearly
new, in Holmead Manor. VIII be sod at
low price and on very easy terms These
houses are well built. and cannot be
duplicated for $500 more than original cost.
For further Information see
r A. HARDING, 1916 6 st. NV.
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expire in 1909, and that the ancient feud
IN his State will be carried into this
election by the La Toilette people
In South Dakota there Is a bitter fight
on, in which the Junior Senator, Kilt
redge, head OF the State organization,
has brought out Representative Martin
as a candidate for the seat now held by
Senator Gamble. KittredEe is rated as
Of the ultra-conservative Senatorial
school. Gamble as Of the progressive.
Nebraska has a Ike contest on between
the two kinds of Republicans. Senator
Millard's term will expire next year.
He is called a railroad Senator and he
wants another term. The chances are
that he will be defeated.
Within the Democratic ranks in Georgia
is going on a determined night that has
brought together Hoke Smith, represen-
tative of Cleveland Democracy. and Tom
Watson, once Populist candidate for
President, in the common cause of fight
ing corporation domination of the State
There is no Senatorial issue in this fight:
II is railroad and anti-raiIrcad
struggle which aims for the present at
control OF the States political ma
ChineTy-
except that the latter is Republican,
with Cummins leading the progressive
forces
Fights Practically Alike.
All these fights for Senatorial seats.
or Tor control OF State organizations, are
or the same general character. They
turn on the point OF torytsm or pro-
gressiVeism In the future. The com
plexion Of the Senate for years to come
is involved; so is the complexion of the
delegations that shall represent the
States in the national conventions OF
both parties in 1908.
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Apartments to Let.
FOR RENT
els r. / AVE y. E
I'D FLOOP, ROOMS az BATH.
WIDE FRL1NT. I4ATROBE HEAT.
RENT 2l9. %
1928 DUNCAN ST y z
Isl FLOOR; ROOMS & BATH.....sl5. 80
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
fe17~st No. 1905 New York ave nv.
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IF YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
Eaf "a IN a bank. you look for the safest
X 81 institution; why not the same
" care when you deposit your val
Uabies Tor a loan? We have a building and
safes made for the purpose All business
confidential. Money loaned on watches dis-
monds. jewelry, etc Interest three per cent
instead OF ten
n X. FTLToNs LOAN OFFICE,
Established 1870 2I4 Ninth Street X W
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For Rent

THE ONTARIO.
Apartments TOW ready Three four
i've, and six loom apartments with re-
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occupants 10 select wall papers. FIRST
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Finest location IN the District-overIook-
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from two car lines. Can be inspected at
any time Many are already occupied,
and many others are engaged.
McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE AND
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10th and q SITS. y. ". fe1sl4t
FOR RENT-In The Vincetta, 3s7 Maryland
ave. sw-, four and five room fats with all
modern improvements steam heat, hot water,
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$50 per month. Apply to F. Z. DAVIS 18th
and SITS sw- feIs-3t
FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath; house
keeping or bachelor apartments; ali bright
rooms; modern improvements good service
cafe. telephone and telegraph Apply office.
The Savoy. feI7-3t
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rooms and bath in No. 246l p st. NV. Rent
only $50.
JORDAN & BLOOMER UnC). 1915 st. NV.
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DAVID MOORE,
r-oo X VI
FOR sALE-DEsIRABLE HOMES.
$1,000.

Sz,cOO.
IN KENILwORTH-N car line Two
story and cellar frame house; seven large
rooms. latTobe heat. lot Z5XI7v feet frons
and side porches Rented az ZIG per mo.
VIII sell on easy terms
$4,000.
CONVENIENT TO NAVY YARD In I s. Sc
TWo-stoTy brick dwelling. with six large
rooms and bath Nice wide front porch
WIN rent for SIS 80 Near car line White
tenant now in house.
Sa,zoo,
DELAWARE AVE. s W, near Anacostia
line 10; can be readily improved %
bring large rental return. Two street
fToBtages. Now rented at SO per month.
only half Of lot occupied
JOSEPH /. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. SOP T ST. y W
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