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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-02
TOMORROW AT SLOAN'S
Special Midweek Sale
Household. Furniture,
Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1906,
Within Our Rooms,
1907 CT Street,
AT 10 A. MI.

Upright Piano. Brass and Enamel Bedsteads.
CHARTERED Oak Armoire, Bureau and Washstand,
Mirror-back Mantel Top Carved Oak Secretary.
Fine Walnut SidebOard. Parlor Suites and Odd
Pieces, Wardrobes, Combination and other Folding
Beds. Hall Racks. New Refrigerators. Oak and
Walnut Bed Room Suites and Odd Pieces. Book
cases, Law Books. Sideboards. Ext. Tables Din
ing Chairs China Closets, Fancy Rockers. Tables
and Chairs, Office Furniture Chiffoniers Mat
tresses, Pillows, Bedding China and Glassware
Show Cases, Pictures, Mirrors. Hangings, Rugs,
Couches Bed Lounges Screens. Ash Cans, Gas
and other Stoves Cooking Utensils, etc. Good
chance for housekeepers.
Terms cash.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.

ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Trustees Sale of Furmi=
tare, Carpets, Mating,
Large Iron Safe, Blan=
kets, Bed and L a b e
Linen, Croc kery, ETC.,
contained ON the First
Floor of the Everett"
No. 1892 Ill st. N. W.
On WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF OcTO-
BIER, 1906, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M, viii sell by
public auction, within the above PREMISES, Furni-
ture, Carpets. Pictures. Gas Fixtures, Iron Safe
etc, ETC., the being removed to the first
floor for convenience of sale.
HENRY F. wooDARD,
STANTON c. PEEILE,
oc2-d&dbs, eSu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
Thomas Downing & Co. Auctioneers,
6I2 E St. NV.
Large and Attractive Sale
of Household Furniture
of Every Description.

on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER THIRD, 1906. AT
TEN O'CLOCK AM, We will sell at public auc-
tion, at our auction rooms 6l2 st. NV, su-
perior collection Of Furniture embracing. in part
One Square Piano. Iron and Brass Beds. Chiffon
iers Dressers Bed Room Suites Bookcases, China
Closets, Carpets. Mattings. Rugs. Gas Stoves Ia
bles, Chairs Rockers. CHARTERED Oak side4oards;
Paintings. Invalid Chair Couches. Wardrebes, Par
lor Furniture etc; also one large Horse Shoe Show
Case and two Show Cases and Counters. Goods
also to pay storage charges. Private buyers and
dealers especially Invited 10 attend.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-I2-RooM BRICK
house. residential section, Georgetown: house In
excellent condition; Price, 5000. VIII trade
for small houses. NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
BROKERS', ell y. oel-at
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTTONEER.
Trustees Sale of Two-story and
Basement Brick House, No. 323 ed

DdSeIileHl DICK house, mo. 3Z3 "a
Street Southeast.
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust, duly re-
corded in Iiber No. 1917. folio 34s ct seq Of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. we. the
r. f9n5 q the the On MSSDAY THE
THIRTY TIL ~ O'CLOCK Pm. the following described
ingten. in the District Of Columbia. and dess-
front by depth of original lot numbered thirty (3O)
In square numbered seven hundred and thirty-thr
(733), together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
installments, payable in one and two years with
interest at SIX per centum per annufn, payable
semi.annually. from day Of sale, secured By deed
the option Of the purchaser deposit q $500
sale. Al eonveyapcng: recording and notsral
be complied with within fifteen days from day Of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser. after FIVE days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper published In the
city of Washington, d. c.
SAMUEL CROSS,
916 Pa. ave. NV,
WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON,
500 9th ST. NV,
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ADAM a. WEsCHLER, AUCTIONEER.

Sale of Unredeemed Pledges, con-
sisting of Furniture, Carpets, 10
Upright Pianos e new, 4 Sewing
Machines, 2 Graphophones,
Dental Chairs, Mira Music Box,
Valuable Sealskin Coat, Books,
ETC., by auction, to pay interest
charges, etc.
On sATTsDAY THE SIXTH nav DAY OF oG;
5E pus within the vi" Of
Adam A. wesetaer. 500 Pa. NV, all the
unredeemed pledges which are now overdue. All
pa Terms CASH GEORGE fs D. HoRSING.
se29-d&dbs eSu Broker. 9th and ID SITS. NV.
TRgsTEEs, IS SALE OF IMPRoyER r REAL Es-
2s735. in the supreme Court of the District q
n ran Of the T Dss fS on sf 9es
NINTH. 1906. AT FOUR THIRTY O'Clock PM.
depth Of loo feet. as fully described in said
Terms of sale: one-third cash. one-thIrd in one
year and one-third in two years or all cash az az
any. to bear interest from the, day Of sale at
six per cent per annqm. payable seml-annuaiiy;
the purchaser dated on the day of sale, and &c;
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold: Al
tax certificate at purchasers cost. Terms to be-
complied with within ten days from the day OF
sale. A deposit of two hundred dollars win be
required at the sale. and in case OF the pur-
chaser's default the trustees the right at
their election either to proceed by way Of specific
performance to resell at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser after i've days notice
IN The Evening Star.
In case Of storm the sale will be adjourned to
the office OF the oHS 'R Rb 56f5f held
344 NV,
JULIUS A. MAEDEL.
416 5th ST. NV,
THos. J. OWEN son. Aucts. Trustees.
-dStle
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THos. j. OWEN 4 soN. AtCIS'' vi" ~ wv
Trustees Sale of Stock
of Groceries, Fixtures,
Horse, Wagon, ETC., COM
tanned inn Premises No.
0Ol III Street N. w.

By virtue of certain chattel deed of trust. re-
corded in Liber zoos, folio 251 ct seq of the
land records for the District of Columbia. and NJ
the request Of the party secured thereby we viii
SELL at public auction. and in front of the prem
Uses, on MONDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTH. 1906. AT
TEN O'CLOCK AM, the entire stock of GRO
CERES such are usually found in frst-cass
grocery store also HORSE. WAGON and
HARNESS. shelves, counters show cases. coffee
MILL chip beef cutter and other fixtures etc. be-
ing fully enumerated in schedule 'B'' attached 10
said trust.
Terms cash.
VIM NJ HARRIS. Jr..
416 9th st. NV. Wash, ID. c.,
CLARENCE z. ERG0OD.
416 9th st. NV,
oc2dts Trustees.
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WALL PAPER.

GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPER. THIS
will interest you. We are doing nne work; moth.
ing but artists employed Rooms papered ~ up.
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THOMAS BOWLING & co. AUCTIONEERS,
612 L st, NV,

c. G. SLOAN & CO.. Auctioueers.
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SOh hENI- s..
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
EXTRAORDINARY INDICTMENT.
Rarely do HIGH-CLASS apartment buildings
o1er such low rates, together with a MONTHS
RENT FREE. The MELTON" 4th aud NEW
YORK AVE NV, and The ''LEUMAS,'' YER
MONT AVE, 18TH AND SITS NV;
mostly outside apartments; prices only $3.50 to
5000.
One Months Rent Free.
BLUNDoN, OBRIEN Il BELT Qnc.),
sel5-sa, tn, If 1920 G St NV.
THE PoRTNER APARTMENTS, 18TH AND o
NV; absolutely freproof-For rent-From 0cto-
be: /, three (3) room and bath and four t4)
room and bath non housekeeping apartments. fur
nished unfurnished; all outside; large front
rooms. sel1-t. th, Stuff
THE BRUNSWICK, l ST. OPPOSITE FRANK.
lin Park. beautiful eight-story freproof building.
A few choice 2 and 4-room apartments will be
available on October at $50, $40. 80 and
s45. As apartments In this building are greatly
In demand early application will be necessary.
SWARTzELI. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
se6-d Ole Ut. NV.
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logue of great bargains; they consist Of grain,
dairy, fruit, truck poultry and blue grass farms;
car lines, with acreage. suitable for oceholders;
also business property. such az stores. hotels,
schools, churches and good society. 1t will pay
you to come out and let me show you around. I
have always lived ip the country / can do Q
better part by you than II lived In the city.
Don't fail to send for my new catalogue before
you buy.
JOHN F. JERMAN, Fairfax G. H., Va
Branch ONCE at Vienna. Phone connection at
Fairfax c. d. and Vienna. oc7.tf
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
lines It, eOc. st. 81 20. / wk.. 252. mo-. 81 TO-
FOR sALErWHY PAY so GENTS So FIT. OUT
14th st. extension? We can sci! you s3-feet
front within $50 Of line for $500, your
own terms. Don't sleep over this; It may be
gone by the time you wake up. Carriage ready
any time you wish to 60 out and see the prop
erty. Phone us-33s9. GEO. P. ROBINSON
CO. Unc.), 613 14th st. oc2-1Ot
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F)R SALE-LARGE LOTS IN GROWING SUB
urb. overlooking Potomac river; car lines to rny
part OF city; easy-payment plan. Address W. il.
J.. Star Office. se20-14t
II. G. HOPKINS. FALLS CHURCH AGENT FOR
the best local real estate. Houses or building
lots: rentals sales; elegant cottage sites. 500;
list. HERBERT G. HOPKINS. Agent. z. Falls
Church. Va. seS-D0t
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FOR RBNT-IN CLEVELAND PARK, NEW AND
beautiful house. until April /. Apply JOHN
SHERMAN. 1413 G. h.w. se26-f
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SILVER SPRING PARK
Nice lots on high elevation; graded streets.
sidewalks and good car service; price, $500. We
make terms to suit and get you loan for build
ing. Only few left at this price. Glad to drive
you ont to these bargains. Just drop card
phone 1880 and name the hour. GEO, P.
ROBINSON co. Unc), 613 14th st. oc2-10t
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Adam A. Weschler, Auctioneer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26

for etn uff bes S9rede gu rerlrle IN
bort BEN i9 Die gauge Storie bersGblt.
Yer Salubntiepsr bot seiast: $50
2umpe; es foq atptper nlr nod emol
elmer bon Die Sdng in mein PluB
tpmme; bon mid frie9t er fein Orint
= mann er nit bas tdfGe 9elo for
bot. 4tpper i9 iebn 1eBt, DAB ebbes
gei3ebn muB; mel Der Wtiiter Bali
brian bubt ia ben gauge Sod5eb nib
Der fpeule. Mprse bubn i9 e Wie=
tung errebnf9e LII bar1 poue nler
emol febn, pie mer ben &ds tGdele
tGnne." Gr bot ii9 10 in ben @tfsr
eneiserebt, bab i9 gu mid sebentt FEN,
i9ipib, ben i4 gebentt, mann ie al
ben Weg fible, Damn Is feline Sebn=
19er for mid. SD ben Die &raut
np9 emol eetriet I'm Do ZEN mer gleidJ
nod propaganda for mid sema9t.
SD fann Sbne faee, mas bebt benin en-
Mann ennibau unfunge, tpunn's feline
Salubns mebr geptpe bebt! lin babel
sibts nod 10 Seneri9, no gege Die
SalubnpsrtbiGdfte fin. Die iOue nor
emol for E Yoblid Offs rome, bunn
finne fe aus for mas Die PlGB gut lin.
Mtt ben Gbriit bubn i9 norge emOl
e fliere Brett made I'm mann fe BON
en@d5ibent bore, mo itn 5ugetobe is,
bann pife sc, mas sebGppenb is.
Mit BETTE &iegarbs
Subrs trulie
M.ett Suberfad,
gsfpeier I'm S9eriff BON Ippel Sad,
Splis Serrer Gauntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26

3pif9en 8of9tngton,
Baltimore unb @nnapplis foa cine
elettrtf9e 8abn eebaut tperben. Die
bas Merf unternebmenbe 9efenf9aft
bat bei Der Carnegie Steel So. in
pittsburs 21OO Sprnen Stablf9iez
men beiteat, tpel6e i'm W6ai unb Sunni
biefes Sabres eeliefert tperoen miifen.
9ie Sibelitp Contribution 60. BON
Detroit, Mi9., bat ben GOntraft iiber
bic Nipenirungsarbeiten fir bic 8abn
erbalten.
Nud einem BON Der 2eqislaz
fur dnsenpmmenen 9efese miifen bic
Oamen IN Soma bon nun on alf
febermgef9miidte 6iite ber3i9ten,
tpern Tie ii9 ni9t nit Sebern bon
WilbeGrfen II. bgl. beenii9en poIen.
Oas nele @eieB ma9t ben 8efiB bon
tobten 8Dseln in irsenb elmer 5prm
ober au9 ben 8efib BON Sbeilen zines
tobten Npeels, tpie 9aut ober sebern,
ftrafbar. @usgenommen finb rlir
fpl9e @SesI, bic lnter be @attrns
sebertpilb einsureiben fnb. Das
gefes fsbt 9elos unb Grei5eitsftrufen
Dor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-26

Der 5iibrer Der Ii 8ergleute, bic
aus Der &ataftrppbe in Gpurrieres
pie bur9 elm @unber eerettet purOen.
Remb nit Ramen, er5dblte iiber Die
fiir9terli9en Grfabrunsen Der 2eu=
tie f~olgenbes: 9ur9 Die Grplofion
uuf's bO9ite srrset. iu9te i9 mid in
Si6erbeit gu brinsen; i9 fiel babel
iiber etipa SO am 9oben Iie9enbe 2ei=
den. SpGtsr geIuns es mir. mad
elmer hOber ~selesenen SOroerurgss
iteae bur9Subringen. mo i9 nit meis
men spOlf &ameraben, Die fi9 in
einen gei9iiBten @infel batten fli9=
ten fOnnen, Sufummentraf. Sieie
bielten mid Suert fir einen Retter
unb puren %ber5fpeifelt, bab i9 eleid
linen Elm lsbenOig 8egrubsner lei.
Sd fpra9 ibnen Mutb gu unb mir
blieben a9t Sage an iener Stens. Sd
pubte ftets, pie mir nit Der s3eit
baran tparen, ba i9 ME persab, meine
ubr duf5u5ieben. ga es uns an
2ebensmiteln feblte, aben mir Grbe,
&inSe, 9olsperf, furs anes, mas mir
fdnben. 8~ergebens fu9ten mir in
benz Sunfel bur9 Sriimmer unb
iber 2eiden aus Der Sudsafe, in Der
mir eingef9loffen fnuren, bsraus5us
fommen. Gines 4benbs famen mir
an einen Stall; bort fanben mir 9az
fer, unb bon b;eiem lebten mir spei
Sage, bunn aBen mir BON einem tooz
ten pferbe. gu trinfen butten mir
nur ben Snbalt u~nisrer Selbfluf6en.
WGbrenb Der leBten Sage fu6ten mir.
in 9ruppen eetrennt, na9 einem
@usgang. Im SOnnerstag Ibeno
fiiblfen mir frif9e 2uft einbrinseu.
mir fplgten Der Hi9tung unb ges
lanqten an cine bur9 bic Grplpiipn
eingeitiirSte STEELE in Der Rdbe beg
SabrftubIs.
Der Sii6rer Der Ii lebenb dufges
funbenen 8ereleute rde Der 38iGhriee
6enri Nemp, Elm ~e6emaliger s3ogz
ting Der 8ergbauf9ule in @luis, Der
einen gang geiitestldren @inorud
ma6te. @r perlangte fofOrt ieinen
@ater, einen bo6betagten 9Gusler,
ebemalieen 8ergmann, fotpie feline
ssrau gu ie6en. Nls er ben Director
Qupeur erbIidte, rsiGte er ibm Die
Sanb unb iaste: n9uten Sag, Serr
Streftpr." Ser Director Bat ibn,
fi9 gu fdonen. uno ponte ibm
S9peisen auferlegen. Nemp fu6r iez
bod fort: SD bOffe, baB Sic mid
na9 Sauie geben lafen tperoen. Iiir
sebt es gang gut. Sd babe meine
8eiinnline ni9t Derloren. Wieine Jrau
1T aus 9renobIe pie sic, lie bat
au9 Sbren Sstrstdr in Spanien gsz
fannt." @ls bic 8ersleute, pel9e
man nit grpber Sorsfalt i'm 4ufz
qua auf Strob eebettet bate, un's
Sasesli9t tumen. ftiesen lie miibies
liza, aber obne 8eibilfe aus. @om
2i9t eeblenbet, bielten lie bic Sanb
boz bic @ueen. Ser Dirsttor 2abeur
unb feline Mitarbeiter parsn aurs
tiefite bepeet, tpeinten unb entblOBz
ten ibr 9aupt beim 4nblid Der &C.
retteten.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-27
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

The Most Rev Archbishop Ryan has
personally pledged himself to pay the
salary Of Catholic probation officer
attached TO the juvenile court OF Phila-
delphla.
The Rev. j. Harry Holden, pastor OF
st. Paurs UnlversalIst church, at Meri-
den, Conn, has resigned to become pas
tor OF the First Universalist church at
Roxbury, Mass
London has five regularly built open
air pulplts from which there Is preach
ing, and tue results have been SO good
that other churches are considering the
question OF having such pulplts built
upon the outside Of their ediHces
The new Episcopal cathedral that is
being planned for the summit OF the
California street hill, San Francisco,
will be a magnificent edi6ce, The site
Is donated by the Croker estate and IL
bounded by Taylor, Jones, California
and Sacramento streets.
The Rev. Frederick II. Page Of
Lawrence. Mass, Is to become pastor
Of the First Congregational church Of
waltham, Mass Mr.. Page was a news
paper man before entering the minis
try, having been managing editor Of the
Boston Commercial Bulletin and an
editorial writer on the Boston Adver-
tlser.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-27
EQUALS WORLDS RECORD.
Bolivar Goes Mile in 4-Neponset
Stake Very Fast.

Readyille, Mass, Aug. 27. The Ne
ponset stake for 2.O6 pacing horses at
the Readyiile track Saturday will prob
ably be recorded a. one Of the most
notable features of this years grand
circuit. for one worlds record was beat
an and another equalled. In the first
heat Bolivar, owned BY James Butler of
New York, stepped the mile ii 2;oo&
equalling Prince Alert's time made at
Memphis, the fastest mile ever made IN
competition, while the second and third
heats were paced in 2:02I4 and 2;0si5.
The event was the fastest three-heat
race ever held. The previous record
was made BIZ Anaconda and Couey at
Detroit in 1901, 2;02. 2.02M 2s03la.
The second and third heats Saturday
were won by Graft, son OF the famous
Grafton. and won for the horse the prin-
cipal portion Of the $4,000 purse. The
times in the other fast event, the 2:02
pace. were also fast, while Angus Point
er captured the better part Of the purse
by taking the first and second heats.
The e.1s trot went to Billy r. in
straight heats and also in fast time.
In the Neponset, the pace was ter.
rife from the word in the initial heat.
Quarters and halves at a two.ninute
gait were made without apparent diff.
Guilty by The field Of seven horses. and
all seemed TO have something in re-
serve. The Friend led the field 10 the
first heat until the drive for the wire,
when Bolivar beat him out, with Graft
in third place The Friend also led in
the second heat only to have Graft step
out ahead Of him at the wire Graft
was the strongest in the third heat and
won, while Bolivar went To bad break
IN the first turn and was distanced
Angus Pointer led the field from wire
to wire in the first and second heats
Of the 202 pace, but broke in the third
land had hard work beating the flag
Billy Fl, owned BY William A. Clark,
Ir., son Of the senator from Montana,
won the 2:1s trot, but not without diff.
ficulty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-27
WAS LEAGUE
FUNERAL
Real Tears Shed Over Beach'S
Efforts
TO INITIATE PITCHER
Gloom Of a Funeral Ceremony Through
out Game at Intercity Park satur-
day--Game Lasted Only Lit
tie over an Hour.


The funeral Of Northern league base
ball in Vermont for this season was
held at Intercity park Saturday after.
noon at 3:i5 o'clock, when the Barre
Montpelier and Burlington teams played
on the last game of their series and
needless to say the locals won BY score
Of I to !. Pitcher Warner, recently re-.
leased BY the Tntercity management,
officiated al the umpire A crowd Of
400 loyal fans turned out to pay their
last respects to the Hyphens, Burling-
tons pitcherless team was supplied IN
the box by their little third baseman,
Beach, and real tears were shed over
his painful efforts to initiate pitcher.
There was all the gloom of a funeral
ceremony throughout the game.
The Burlington bunch simply went
through the form Of going to bat, get
ting put out as quickly az possible, and
much to the satisfactioa of everybody,
the game last only little over an hour.
Eddie Burns, the popular intercity
pitcher, made his farewell appearance in
the box and pitched good game Bur
lington not her only run in the second
inning, HazeIton getting base on
balls and scoring on Gardeners two-bag-
ger, In every inning after that they
went out In regular ORDER The locals
scored once in the first inning, twice in
the fourth and in the sixth with the
bases full Eaton brought them all home
with two-bagger to deep left and
later scored himself While the next three
men were being put out. In the eighth
inning after Beach had worn himself
out, Hazelton was substitute and pitch
cd the Inst two innings.
The score and summary;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-27
JIG line-lIp was as Follow
SlRES AND SONS.

Edmund NJ. Wheelwright OF Boston
has been chosen consulting architect
OF the new Museum Of Art to be erect
ed In Cleveland. Q.
4. e. Kinner Of Fredonia, N. Y,
moved there but recently. This NOV.
ing Is remarkable in that it was the
fifty fifth time that Kinner has chang
ed bis residence.
Julius Simms, at one time an init.
mate friend Of Abraham Lincoln and
who served as secretary to John A.
Logan. was admitted recently to q
workhouse In Washington
Henry Broadhurst was at one time
undersecretary of the home Office OF
England but managed TO fulfill his
duties witsout being presented at
court and has never worn either court
or evening dress.
Nikola Tesla. the well known in.
ventor. whose electrical apparatus Is
used In the transmission OF power from
Niagara falls, Is strikingly handsome
man Of forty-ni.a dark and typ
ically Greek in features.
Captain Alexander simpson of the
Aberdeen liner Moravian recently com.
pleted his seventy first voyage, having
travelled 100000 miles without q
mishap. a feat supposed to be unparal-
leled in British marine circles.
Lord AIverstone has the distinction
Of having made the longest speech OF
any living lawyer This was when
he appeared as counsel for bis country
before the Venezuela arbitration com
mission. and bis address occupied six.
teen consecutive days.
J. Pierpont Morgan is a graduate Of
the old Cheshire school In Hartford
Conn. His composition on the siege OF
Troy is as follows: ''The Greeks sail
ed TO Troy in their black ships and be.
siaged the God built walls of the city
Of rriam. I'm too tired to write any
more. ]. p Morgan"
Bowman II. Mccalla, recently re-
tired as rear ADMIRAL In the United
States navy. was Strict disciplinari.
an. In the nish-American war
some marines from the Marblehead
signaled: Come and take us off. We
are getting the worst Of it here "Thc
only kind OF marines viii take on my
ship will be dead Marines McCalIa
answered, and the marines stayed and
won.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-27
Baseball Notes.

Considering the kind az baseball dur.
Ing the past week, there was good
attendance Saturday.
That Burlington penant cost good
many dollars yard, but II they re-
ioice in it that's enough
viii there be league Of any kind
next YEAR, We hope 70, but let's have
one that we can afford,
Warner, Williams and Burton left
Saturday night for their homes in the
west and Ashmore viii leave tonight
fer his home in Decatur, ILL., Burns and
'JTniac went to Lynn, Mass, last night
where they have signed to play with the
Lynn team in the New England league
for the remainder Of the season. Daniels
will also play ball here in the east for
a few weeks. Eaton, Davis and Ray
will visit around here for few days be
fore leaving for their homes