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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Mnier 6anoel blMbt.
lleber brei giQionen Dollars per
Sabr.

W n ( on, o. g., Is. Sept.
Der a~ustpdrtiee Sanbel Der Ser. Staa'
ten bat bic brei Bi0ionen'G Dollars
8ren3e tibsrf9rltten. Sn ben nit benz
Wonat auguf b. s. bs%enoigten 3pblf
Wonatsn bssiHsrts f4 Der Smport auf
81. 254. 399. 735, Der grpOrt auf $1,'
759. 1893, auiammen fur BITE IL
Wonats SO. OILS, 817, 633 erseben. Die
@efammtiumme fur bas Jisfallabr
1906 betrus iibsr bret gilionen Doll
lars, tusnn Der 6anoel nit ben Sniu'
larbefbungen mitgsrs4nst riro, ieoo9
III tn bieism 5a1s bic brsi 8iaionens
8renae obne @inrs6nang bes 6anoels
nit ben SniularbeRbungen, Der bonn
tatifii9sn Bureau ni9t ldnger als
ausudrtigsr SanbeI bstra8tet miro,
iberiaritten tuorben.
Der 8srslei9 bieier @eIammtiumme
BON mehr als bret 9ilionen Dollars
tn fur3en su6lf WOnatsn nit benz 6ans
bel frtbsrsr Sabre III bon aroBem Sn.
tsrsKs. grf i'm Sabre 1900 tibsridritt
Der austpdrtigs Sanbsl Der Ser. Staa.
ten bic 3tpei giaionen.9 Dollars ren3s,
mas cine 3unabms bon so proasnt felt
1899 mar. SIM Sabre 1880 tber.
i9ritt sr 3uert bic II ginionens9 Dol,
lars. 9ren3e uno bate R9 ieit 1879
berooppslt. 1872 errst9te er bic S66e
bon elmer Billion Dollars unb bate
fa felt 1871 bsrbrsiiadt. 1856 tbsre
fdritt sr hts 500 Wilionsn.S o1ars'
@ren3e, wdbreno er 1885 gum erffen
MaI bic 66be bon $50 WiGionen Dol.
lars errei9t bate.
Ser 5mport unb grport i'm @uguf
b. ). iibsrfies ben irgeno zines an.
bersn Wonats ausuf tn Der @sfdi9te
oes 2anbss. Der Smport i'm @usufi
ibsrfteg gum erften WaIe bic 100 Wil'
lionsns9 OQars.@ rsnse.
Il naII. Stattftf Der
Babnen.
ARLINGTON n, D. g., Is. Sept.
Na9 benz Beriat bes Bunbes.A rbeiter.
Bureaus paren bic u%uslifsfdle aui
allen gabnsn in ben Ser. Staten In,
Isbtsr Bstriebsiabre, snbsno ben l.
ausuft 1906, tuis foIst:
3usbsbisnfsts, 1890 get6otet uno
20. 1873 pertuunbet; @siasnFslsr unb
Wdater, 1876 estbbtet, 889 berlebt;
anoere gabnansefelts, 1926 set6otet,
sc. e97 berlebt. paRasiere, 537 ss.
t6otst, 1O.457 psrlsbt. Bon 3assn
tuurbsn tibsrfabrsn 10.116 perfonen,
babOn wuroen 1866 set6btst unh
5,25l berleBt.
Sm 8etriebe tuars1 2l8, 101 WeiIsn
@iienbabneeleiie. ipelds bon 2,167
gabngeieai&afteu befabren tpurbsn.
SIM Iebten Sabre tuurbsn 4 ,196 Wei.
len neues 8abngelsiie selest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Naerlst fleiue 9epei@en.
25. Sebtember.


- Die Sabr,ssinnubmex bes Suea.
Canals Hnb bonn grbHnunssiabre bon
$1,000, 900 auf 500, 600. 900 gsffisgsn.
- Die Cigarette bat f9 In China,
ME t~iberbaxpt In NRsn, bsrartis Elm.
9sbargert, baB bic Pfeifs INNER mebr
beri9pinbet.
- Die 2si1s bss BET benz Iebten
Wtrbelfurm tn Son9fong srtruntsnsn
Sti&Ofs 6oare III asfunbsn unb nod
pOngtOng gsbra&t tuorSsn.
- Samuel @ompsrs, Der prdFoent
Der Nmsrican G.beration of 2abor NOR
tn Neu Sort unb eonferirts baielbR
NIT mebrereu arbsitsrfibrsrn.
- Sn benz brauni9meigif9en Sorfe
g~ngelnfidot puros bic pfarrersi6din
emilie Woltsrs srfdoHsn aufssfunbsn.
Nan aIaubt. oaB bier Elm Morb bor.
Iisst.
- Die unearii9e @ssieruns beab.
F1tist cine sigens $elsgrapbens agen'
tur au erinSen. bic ben 3eitunsen
brett SnformatiOnsn sussbsn Iafsn
tpiro.
- SIM dubersu Safsn BON 9stu.
port, Y. s., tuuroen bier Soloaten
Der 8unoesarmee MUIR NIT fnapper
NOtb bon BEN F9sren 'Sobe bes gr-
trintens 9erettet.
- Der amsrifaniie WioIins 0trtuoIs
albert Spalbing. Der f9 isbt in gu.
ropa bsfiubet, pirb I'm 6srbft 1907
sine @Onesrttour bur9 bic Wsrsinistsn
Staaten MAIDEN.
- Warquis paIabinci, 6ferreidis
i9er @sTanoter In 8utarsf, TT aIs
Ia8fulger bes @rafsn @aIiee gum &C.
ianbtsn In 9onfantinOpeI, Sirtei,
ernannt poroen.
- Sennie gurda, cine junge Sn.
oianerin. bic tn elmer Jamilie In Com.
lee Corners, IL Weilsn bon Brepfer,
q. g., aIs 8inbsrmdb6sn anssfislt
mar, bsrgiftete ben ibrsr Obbut anbsrs
trautea Smuggling uno befannte f9,
udbreno He ben Woro etnsetanb, au9
Der Sranofiftun9 iauloig.
- Grau 6snrp 5. 8ilforb bon
~2ouispile, Gp., bic Dor einiaen $agen
In bic gaosuanne In Der Wubnun9 bes
Wapors Som. 6. Sobnion bon @lebe.
lamb, O., fisl unb f9 ON, Sintsrtopfe
bsrlebte, III beute i'm 9oipitaI 9efOrben.
Die 5rnu mar cine Wertpanote bes
WapOrs uno belt f4 bet ibm sun,
8eiu&e auf.
- 2aiisr Gran3 SoIsf bat benz &C.
fu6s bss Jreiberrn bon @aIiee, benz
bRsrreidiid.ungarii9sn 8oti1after In
Der Strfei, aus benz biplomatii4en
Sienfe ausfde!ben su molten. 6olge
gsssbsn unb ben Ausideioenoen In ben
8rafenftanb erbobsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Shifsnahrihten.

2onbcn: vWinnsapoIis" bon Netu
Sort.
WobiQs: ,Jurnsiia" bon Sem Oort
nod @lasgow.
Bremen: .Raiisr WilbeIm II. bon Weu
Oorf.
Neapsl: vSlabonia" ua9 Nep BORT.
Neu BORT: .Nedar" bon Bremen;
mGarmanta" nod 2iperpooI;
.8arbaroKa" nod gremen bin
plpmoutb uno @bsrbourg.
grombeab: rYeutidlanb" bon SEEM
Dorf nod Samburg, tpirb ON
Wittwo& um 8 uhr Morssns In
Neu Dort antommen.
@lasgou: yGurnsffa" BON Netp
Dort.
Nntuerpen: yRroonIanb", bon Nen
Dorf.
Bremen: r9rober Rurfarf" bon Hstu
Dort.
Queenstown: y6eutonic" bon Wetu
gorf. uirb am Wittuo9 um 1
ubr Ta9mtttags tn Qussnstoun
anfommeI:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26

t6nnen, rnb OBJ Der Jibrer bon Sam'
n,anp 9aa, CHARLES s. Wurobp. bie
los Stimmen. ibsr ote sr berfhgt, 3u
@unfen Searfs In bic Wagf4aIe su
usrfsn gehsntt.
94uf rspubIitanii@sr Settle berri4t
Bis CUR Stunbs nod unsewib6eit bar.
ibsr, Oh 8oubsrneur Siggins bereit
iein uiro, cine 3rueite domination an'
3unebmen; algemein tpiro angenom.
men, bab sr He baben fann, penu er
He wtini4t.
@IhdIt9er grbs.
bambersburg, 3D., rs.
Sept. gotuarb Semutb, Elm bieFser
aontrattor, bat pier Solbgruben In
1lasta qssrbt. Dor sinigsn Sagen
f9risb u. s. Wrisbt, abminifratOr
Der SinterlaHsniaaft bon Sames ).
Samstpoob, IN bic pOfmeifter i'm ftos
li9en psnniplbanisn uno Warplanb
unb fragte nod einsm Stiefbruoer bon
9ametpopb, Der In elmer @rube BET
Some aet6otet tporben mar ilnb bier
@oIbgrubsn usbf 5000 Bis $500 In
8aar binterla1sn babe. Wiaiam &eis
BEL, elm 2otpnlotibfibrer Der @umber.
lamb 0alep 9a6n, erinnerte i4. bab
Semutb ibm geiagt, sr let fri6er untsr
benz Namen Sameuoob bstannt &c.
tueien unb sr babe sinsr Stisfbruoer
i'm R%orotpeffen. gr fu9te Semutb auf
unb balb ftsnte es R9 beraus, oaB er
SameuoObs S~tisfDruoer uno ein3iger
grbs fsi.
Rei4er 8tebai 9terer.
morbet.
gIpao, Str., Is. Sept. W.
We@ut9son, elmer Der rsidfsr1 8tsb'
3i9ter TN ftbuefliasn Ssras, uuros
WOntas bon Did Risss, sinem BE-
na3barten Siebsidter. ettua so Weilen
iaoli& bon peeus. eri6Ofen. &iggs
tuurbs bsrbaftei. gs bate i9on fsii
einiger 3sit bbiss Blut suii9sn ben
bsiosn gieb3t9tsrn se6errf4t.
2opfIoer Rumpf &C.
unben.
Rem Yorf. Is. Sept. Gin
sraufges WorbgeheimiB barrt isbt be,
a%uffldrung feitens Der pOli3ei, Elm
Morbssbsimnib. tusl9ss Of, bic grmor-
bung l@ulosniuppe's gsmabnt, befeu
2sias betanntliG asrffhdsIt aufesfunbsr
uuroe. au& bic 2si9s, tuslds aui
benz Bauplabs zines Anbaues 3u be,
anbsufsr.8 ufdf9sn IisbsrIaas eefun.
ben uuros. mar ssrftidsIt, suerft wurot
Der Rumpf uno ipdt.r bic nnterarmt
unb unterf9snfeI oss Sobten gsfunbsn,
unb nod benz 9opfe. ben Obsrarmsr
unb Obsri9snteln bes Sootsn pirt
nod geiu9t. DAB Der Worb bou msb'
rsrer Mdnnerri beriibt uurbe, unter.
Iiegt nod Ani9t bes @oronersar3te:
feinsm 3weifeI. unb 3uosm srfldrt e,
audi, bab bic W%btrennung Der @lieb'
maben iiur bon sinsm Nanns bures'
nommel tporoen iein tann, Der nit be,
anatomis srtinbli3 nsrtraut iff. ba HI
regelrett aus ben @elenten losgsl6f
uurbsn. Der grmorbete mag ettpe
80 Biz IS Sabre alt, bon flsinsr Stu
tur, Elm StaIiener, Armenier ober Sn
rier, unb bon Bsruf GRANDDAUGHTER gene
fen isin. Der sin3ige Nnbaltspuntt
ben bic poliaei Biz isbt sur gntbedunl
oss Oosr Der W6roer bat, III Der Sad,
In wel&em Der @umpf f9 befanb Uni
tusl9sr bic Marte s.. &. Wano'
trdgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
allie d Rrieg g.
9tffena9 6 b q.

allie d Rrieg g.
9tffena4 6 q.
Wafbingtou. 9. g.. 25. Sept.
1900 amsritanif9s Warinsiruppen
fnb beute mad @uba beorbsrt tporoen.
500 beri.lbsn tpsrosn bsute auf ben
S9ladH9ifsn vSnbiana" uno vaen'
tudp" abreiisn unb 900 tusrbsn am
Sonnsrfas bon gofon, WorfoIt uno
philadelphia auf es9artsrtsn paHa.
sisroampfern mad cuba gef9idt
uerbsn.
2risssietrstdr Saft erin9te beute
UNI b~sbsuisno idrfsre Sruppenisnbun.
gen, ba feline Grieoeusmifion auf @uba
Obns grfolg ~berlaufsn piro. Dos
Warines Sspartsment bat In JoIge
bshsn ben Befsbl gsgsben, bab ON
9onnsrtag nod Der areussr .grOOf,
I'm" unb Der ssbsdte Rrsu3er vprairie"
nod @uba abfabrsn folsn. DDS
Saladtf6if ySeras" tuirb In ben
S9iHsbaubbfsn Bel WcrfOlt 10 f9nsa
als mbsli9 rsparirt, UNI aud nod
guba esiaidt su tusrosn. Vile bisis
arisssi9ifs peroen fobiele Warines
truppsn, nls bsrfiebar fnb, mad @uba
mitne6men.
prdfibsnt g aIma uub fein
Minifer.2 ser.
ben refigniren.
Wafhineton, .. g., Is. Sept.
9a prdFoent palma bef4lohen bat
nit isinsm Wtnifertabinstt mOrge1 gu
rsfgniren uno bie Resierung benz Gus
banii&en gOngreB gu tibersebsn. 10
piro ben amerifanii9en Jrieoens=
gmiFdrsn ni9ts anbsrss iibris bIeiben,
als nod Sauie 3u~rid3utebren uni
guba bon elmer Ser. Staten Snbe.
F~Onsarmee in Orbnuns baltsn gu Iai.
len.
% bic iebi9sn Rebellen ausf9!
babsn, jsmals on bic &sgierung au
fommsn, it msbr als sweifelbaft, bo
OntsI Sum isbsnfals cine ensrgiids
politif auf Der vpsrIe Der antiIen"
snttpifsln tDirb.
1sbsr bis bewafnets Suterbentior
gsbef1 bic WsinungsduBsrun9sn iOueii
aussinanosr, bob man erf abuarter
mub. ME prdfbent RooIebslt bic Sa9t
In bic 5ano nsbmer unb leiten piro.
Sb er 2orbeeren oamit ernter tpirb,
III Der 3ufunft b%orbsbalten.
Rasn. u nruben werber
ortgeeBt t.
atlanta, Co., rs. Sept. 9i'
Ra9t oer9ins Obne Ausbru9 weitere,
qroberunruben, absr gsgsn Worgsr
fanosn bier, in ben BOrfidotsn uno In
ben bsna9bnrtsn Crti9aftsn bisls Blu
iias admpfe apii9en Tegsrn uni
@siBsn Ratt. 3tusi ssfdhrIi9s Wsss,
battsn f9 bsuts WOrgsn um FEDS ub,
In sinsm 5auis on Der @rsnae be,
Stabt bsrbarritabirt unb i9oKsn ati'
bic @sibsn. 3wsi ppIi3ifisn brangsr
snti9lofsn in oas 6aus uno t6btstsr
bsioe Heser.
Sin Der @orfabt BrownbiIe tpurbr
beuts Worssn sin Regsr bon Der WiIi
tobigsi&oEen unb 257 gtsssr bsrbaftst
neil he bsmaHnet tuarsrl lnb Rube'
f6rungen unb Strabsntramaus per'
uria4tsn.
Sheriff Nalms sat bsuts @ormittas
iber 800 Burger aIs spsaial.S Sheriff.
singsi9woren unb er bat bic NbH9t
nod rusiters 200 SPECIAL. e6eriHs ein.
juf9m6rsn. I'm @oubsrreur Serrel
III bic auforberun9 feitsns Der ueiBsi
girgsri4aft Der Stabt srgangsn. "a
nonen. @swebre uno senisenbs Wu
nition 10 i9nsl als mbgli9 bisrbsr 81
fenoen.
Die Rem Oorfer Stats
RonDentionen
Rem BORT, %. Sept. 6sui
finoer bic bsiosn sroBen Staats. Ron
bentionen ffatt, bic rspublifanif9e Il
Saratoga unb bis bemoiratii9e Il
Buffalo. los gr6bsrs SntsrsHe Ton
aentrirt f4 anf bic bemofratii9e Ron
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-26
Sammhi6e
&riegsi6ife nnb bic perfigbmem Mariuetr1ppe1
mf bem @ege mat Grba.

TaNem5lInrnben nerben fprtstkb.-ane %berfHs6aren &riegsidiHe mod Cuba
-arge gerwHamngen.- git Stem Yorkr Staatss aonDentpntn.-
Gladli6er Gr6e. - &ei6er gisb3adter ermorSet-&ppfs
Ipr 9nmpf gehunben. = @raniamar Wiorb mo
5dbhmorb. -l1nfan= Stafhf Der gabnem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02

the girls garments were but partially sue
cessfuI and she had recourse to the snow
outside in the attempt to quench the flames
Minnie was burned about the stomach, the
left side and the face. Her mother was not
seriously injured The child will probably
be buried Saturday at point in Prince
George county, Md.
Rev. DR.. d. W. Skel.enger. the pastor OF
the Sixth Presbyterian Church, Washing
ton, delivered an illustrated lecture on
Ben Hur" at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. corner Of Jackson and Pierce
streets. last Tuesday. Mrs. lone Murray
sang the Redemption" Mr.. Frank Nc
Lean rendered a solo and Miss Edith M.
Pyles played the Chariot Race" The meet
ing was under the auspices of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society Of the church.
The Willing Workers class OF the Ana
costa Baptist Church gave surprise
party Wednesday evening to Mr.. Milton
Brent. one OF the members, at his residence
on Lincoln street Among those In the
PARTY were Misses Annie Goodman.
Blanche Keifer, Ola Keifer, Hattie Toll
son and Nora WhalIey. and Messrs
Howard Grifnth, Conrad Paxton. Charles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
The TennIle Stock of Mems Clothing and
furnishings and Chldrens Clothing i'm a
Great Day of overwhelmingly
Held Back Tlany Choice Bargains i'm Order
That Saturday May Surpass All Other Days
==Can YOU Resist Such Offerings as These?

and t A Ms ne 81 s sse shat nne sold $1,000 @ $500
and l All the Ms nf s. sis that Ienne sold at m S25
and c A s Ms n 81 s ssea shat Ienne sold $500 full $3.50
and t All the Ms st sqts shat Tsnne sold $3.50 s875
and c a nSn ns Suits 81 h5 n sold $1,000 Gull $1,000
and All the Mems n Suit; that Tnn sold saa50 Gull SLIPS
All the Mems Suits that Tennle sold $4,000 full @d I'm
and complete lines of Sizes ~hS'OO
All the Young Mems Long pants Suits absolutely per- Sd S
ecD sizes 10 to years; Tenniles price $1,000.
All the Young Mems Long-pants Suits absolutely per- sM zg
fec sizes 10 years; Tenniles price ST $50. sO'"O
All the Young Mems Overcoats absolutely perfect @A I'm
that Tenni1e sold for $1,000 go
All Mems Trousers sold by Tennie from $3.50 $780,
EXACTLY HALF PRICE
Lot of Mems Suits; sizes a. 40 as Tenniles ca I'm
prices $40 and $25 closing pSeOV
Mems High grade Suits in broken sizes sold by Ten @& zE
Mile the clearance pVsHO
Lot OF Mems Fine Suits sold by Tnnle $2o $22o ca zR
and SIS; sizes IS, &c. 3d. and be closed C'1O
Trousers sold by Tennie high $3.50; g en-
broken be closed out %h'0U
Lot of Mems Coats and Vests; black clay worsted
IS SO sold by Tennie and $40; CO gM
duced to- ~O'OO
Lot of Ovecoats in sizes 35 &C. SO and Sg nm
sold by Tennle SIS $I8 and SEQ take them ~0'Vo
Lot of Spring Top Coats that Tennlle sold for $ro c. mn
SI2.5o and sis, now
Lot of Mems Good Quality Rain Coats; somewhat c. mn
damaged sold by Tennie at $8; pOsVV
Fine White Wash Vests; 49, "a and IS. gdDc
Sold by Tennine up to s. 50; to w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
GENERAL AND PERSONAL
NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

Francis A. Jones. forty-nlne years of
age. living on Connecticut avenue extend
ed, while chopptng wood at the geological
Park yesterday afternoon about O'Clock.
accidentally cut his foot by allowing the
ak to slip from his grasp. The wagon OF
the Zoo conveyed the injured man to the
Emergency Hospital
Fire was discovered yesterday afternoon
shortly before 4 O'Clock In the frame resi-
dence at 2s01 N street, occupied by 8. g.
Dickerson and owned by T. J. Stanton.
Upon the arrival of the fire department
the blaze was extinguished, the damage be-
ing slight The origin OF the blaze was
caused by a large fire being built In the
stove. which caused the SCOT In the chin
ney to take fire.
The lamp post In front Of a0se Q street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
ANAcosrIA AND VICINITY.
Child Dies From the Effect of Burns
accidentally Received.

The burns received by Minnie Anderson.
the five-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Anderson Of 90 Harrison street.
Anacostia, Wednesday afternoon last while
the child was playing near the kitchen
stove. resulted fatally last evening. the
little ones death ensuing about o'clock.
The outcome Of the sad occurrence was not
altogether unexpected. as the condition OF
the sufferer was pronounced to be critical
from the start. Mrs. Anderson, the mother
Of Minnie, who was burned In endsavoring
to smother the flames. is FRUSTRATED. She
left Minnie and Willie, the latter three
years old. at play In the kitchen Wednesday
afternoon, and when she was called to the
room a short time later through hearing
the children screaming she discovered Min
MES clothing to be ablaze The mothers
efforts to extin8uish the fre by removing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
Both Will Work for District.

Yesterday was pay day for the men en-
ployed on the boats OF the Norfolk line.
and James Trlce and Fred Harris both
eoiored, were among the lucky ones. Soon
after the ghost walked these men walked
toward saloon After absorbing a guam
tity of liquor the men started out TO clean
up South Washington" Policeman wa.
l;ams OF the fourth precinct took a hand
In the cleaning process and, after an excit-
ing chase. captured both offenders
Don't touch me. l am a bad man from
North Carolina" said Trice to the officer
But the bad man" was captured
Judge Mullowny taxed Trice $40 and Har.
ris w, In default Of which they will WORK
for the District thirty and sixty. days, re-
spectlvely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
Plan for women's Clubs to Meet.
'ecIal Correspondence of The star.

Np'VtAI NVIItsIUnutnce OF The Star.
KENsINGToN. Md, March q 1906.
The executive board of the Montgomery
county Federation of Woman's Clubs mot
In kensington. Nd, on Thursday. March L,
at the home OF Mrs. L. J. Hartshorn, the
president The meeting consisted OF busi-
ness session from IL TO 1890. o'clock, after
which luncheon was served by the host
eSs. The following ladies were present:
Mrs. Geo. II. Wright. Mrs. Seymour Tui-
loch aud Mrs. w. u. Little of Forest Glen:
Mrs. j. IL Cunningham of Kensington, Miss
Anna Farquhar of Sandy Spring and Miss
Beuiah White of Rockville. 1t was planned
10 hold a meeting In Forest Glenn in May,
10 which all OF the clubs In MONTGOMERY
county are TO be invited. The Wednesday
Club and Political Study Club OF Sandy
Spring were admitted to membership in the
county federation. making in all eight clubs
In the federation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02
Lecture by Prof. David q. Smith.

Prof. David Eugene Smith OF Columbia
University, who has been making study
OF methods In the teaching Of mathematics
for many years. and who Is said to own q
copy OF every arithmetic published since
1000, lectured today at the Central High
School at $50 pm. to the teachers OF the
first nine divisions. His subject was The
History of Arithmetic"
Teachers OF the tenth. eleventh. twelfth
and thirteenth divisions will be addressed
by Mr.. Smith Friday at O'Clock pm. at
the n Street High School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02

Goodman. Louis Goodman and Albert Toll
son. Mr.. Griffith of the same class enter
tained the members recently at his resi-
derice, 432 Jackson street.
At st. Teresa's Church. at Washington
and Fillmore streets. Anacostia, large
CONGREGATION Wednesday evening listened
to Rev. Father McCaliom of St. Mary's
Seminary, Baltimore. preach. the sermon
being the first one of a series to be deliv-
cred by visiting clergymen during the Len
ton period. These sermons will be deliv-
cred Sunday evenings Stations OF the
cross will be recited each Friday evening
In Lent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-02

L. @. Cook who was. with his father. first
to reach the burning Haugh resident after
the alarm had been given oy Dr. Aaugn.
was on the witness stand for cress-exami-
nation for over two hours In the Haugh
murder trial at Dayton. Ohio. yesterday.
He repeated his testimony of yesterday ana
Mrs May Greenwood q sister. corroborated
the story told by her father and brother.
She had seen. through window. the burn
Ing body OF Mrs. HauKh. mother of the 40
cused, and recognised tho features distinct.
tens.
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Sensational Bargains i'm Furnishings


About three hundred dozen Mems Fancy and White en-
Negge Shirts all spring goods Tennlle ST. OV>'
Mems Isle Brighton Carriers; black white and col M
orS; lennlleS price, wv
Mems Black and Tan Cotton Socks all sizes Ten III ~
Mems Fancy Border Handke chiefs; Tennlle prceOW/
Sc; z12e.
Mems Celuloid Collars all sizes; sold by Tennile ,
dt ioe ours TWO loT.
Mems four-ply Linen Collars all styles sold by Ten gc
Mems and Boys Fancy Silk Bow Ties; sold by Tennlle e.
at going OSe
Mems Blue Border Polka Dot Handkerhiefs; Ten III -
mile sold them price wv
Mems Medium-weight ] erse Ribbed Underwear 3Mc
(shs and drawers) Tennies price WV
Mems Best Cotton Gloria Umbrellas; natural wood 6n
handles Ienniles price, Soc;
Mems Knit Wool Cardigan Jackets; Tennile sold q Dc
them at So price, go
Mems Knit Wool Sweaters that Tennlle sold CT DE-
Mems Tan Kid Gloves; Tennie sold them SI.25 zRr
Mems White and Pearl Kid Gloves; Tennlles price zgC
$I5o; cose-ou price. NS
Mems Mackinoshes Tennlle sold Soo8 all
go at HALF MARKED PRICES
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Paul Rosseau de Point. registrar of the
department OF literature. science and the
artB In the University OF Michigan, at Ann
Arbor. was found dead In bed yesterday.
Hs was junior professor of the French lam
guage and was one OF the oldest men In the
faculty. He retired last night In apparent
good health and his death IS attributed to
heart failure. He was native Frenchman
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was badly damaged yesterday afternoon
by large wagon which backed into 1t
while the horses attached to the wagon
were unmanageable.
The members of Silver Star Lodge, NO.
90 l. o. c. t., held an interesting meet
Ing last evening in Good Templar Hall, on
the Brookvflle road A musical and IT.
erary program was rendered.
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do which he attempted to pass beneath a
porch. Mr.. Bury, I'm his effort TO learn
which way the fleeing man was going
raised his head suddenly and his head came
a bad wound He was given medical at
tention at once, It being necessary to close
the wound with a number of stitches. The
prisoner he was seeking TO capture IL
stated to have escaped. The condition OF
Mr.. Bury is said to be improving. although
he is as yet unable to leave his home.
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ACApTAININ
THE RANKS
SYNOPSIS.
Dy eeorYe tlarey EARloaton
. S><~%*%~~A$>%%~~<'

Captain GuIlford Duncan G, 8, A.,
takes part In The last fight, al Appo.
mattox. and leaves tho army. Ha then
determines 10 90 10 Cairo. I'LL Although
well educated and q lawyer, Captain
Duncan Il without family or money
and works bis passage 10 Cairo. Here
hc saves Captain Hallam's cotton from
fire. and Captain iiallam, q modern
captain Of industry" hires Captain
Duncan. and quickly advances III BIZ
employers estimation. iIo aayes Cap
tain Hallam's coal fleet from destruction
by storm and Ii made a partner by
Captain Italian. The young man be-
comes a force Of good among the young
men Of Cairo. Barbara veine,fa young
lady, runs the boarding house In which
Captain Duncan takes bis meals. Cap
tain Duncan ID thanked by Barbara for
saving her from annoyance by mischies-
ons boys. lie determines TO cali upon
her.
Captain Duncan invites Barbara 10 q
dance He incurs the enmity Of Nappel
Tandy, capitalist. rival OF Captain
ilallAm. by making Of the latter's Goa
mine paying property. IN competition
with one Of fandy's properties. Al
the coal mine Duncan meets an old
acquaintance. Dick Temple, now working
A. a miner. Dick Temple suggests q way
10 increase the output of the mine and \
appointed engineer. XvI--Duncan. who
I. In love with Barbara
Continued from Last Week.
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and white checks or in black. Many Of
these are narrow, though the newest
are about two inches wide.
Blue and violet linen turn back col
lars and cuffs simply stitched are to
be worn with linen suits.
The latest variation Of the sun plait'
ed skirt is very pretty and graceful.
1t is circular in shape and falls In am.
pie folds and fullness from a plain
yoke.
The embroidered linen hat with q
bow OF ribbon for Its only trimming. Is
used with the linen jacket for street
wear. but with more elaborate gowns
Of muslin or organdie a hat Of sheer
material In shadow work with flowers
and ribbons should be donned
Since the coming Of the short sleeves
and the return Of the bracelet the neck