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The Washington times., 1907-05-04
APPOINT BRIAN
DEPUTY PRINTER?

According to the report circulated to-
day among the employees of the Gov
eminent Printing Office, Capt. Henry
T. Brian. chief clerk of the office. will
be appointed deputy public printer. July
1. While this report could not be Of
ficially confirmed, ii is known that such
a promotion would be strictly in line
with the policy begun by Public Printer
Stillihgs when he took charge OF the
office, some seventeen months ago.
Captain Brian has been in the printing
office for more than a quarter Of a CEN
fury. and is stin an active official. The
office of deputy public printer was Gre
ated by the last Congress on the recon-
mendation of Public Printer Stillings.
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued
10 the following:
David Z. Wyman, Of Boston, Mass,
and Isabel Shand, Of Manchester, y. H
Ephraim Gaines and Matte Thomas.
Charles Himan and Carrie Granger,
both Of Baltimore. Md
Littleton McCleary and Mamie D.
kries, both Of Gordonsville. Va
John Ware and Vivian Perry.
John NJ. Spicer and Jennie A. Haines.
both of Baltimore, Nd
Joseph J. Thomas. Of CressOna. Pa,
and Della A Stein, Of Lewellyn, Pa
Charles PoOlos and Bessie Earian.
John L. Hammack and Sarah c. Jack
son.
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MEDICAL MEMS
ANNUAL MEETING
IN SESSION HERE
Banquet to Be Given
Visiting Physicians
Tonight.

The eighth annual meeting of the
American Therapeutic Society began at
. o'clock this morning at the Raleigh
Hotel with a large attendance present.
There will be morning. afternoon and
evening meetings. Monday and Tuesday.
Routine business took up the greater
part OF this forenoon's session.
Commissioner Macfarland's Speech.
The meeting was opened by the Rev.
Thomas c. Easton. d. d. In making
the welcoming address to the delegates,
Commissioners mcfarland said:
we are very glad 20 see you here and
trust you may have such an agreeable
time that you will want 10 make Wash
lngton your annual meeting place We
nave a special interest In your society
over and beyond our appreciation of its
Work and fame, because your president
IS one of the honored leaders Of his pro-
tession In our city. He seems so young
that We cannot realize that he IS going
10 speak 10 you of nifty years practice.
We know that, like all good Ameri-
cans, you take a great interest in the
National Capital. and we count on your
support In all our plans and efforts for
It's improvement. Steady progress has
been made IN the betterment Of health
conditions. as In all the development OF
Washington, and we are indebted TO the
physicians for much Of what has been
accomplished.
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Convertible Furniture Co.

The State corporation commission
has granted charter 70 the Convertible
Furniture Manufacturing Corporation. OF
Alexandria, Va The incorporators. ali
OF whom are from Washington. ara
Mary L. Evans. president: Eugene Muir
ray, wee PRESIDENT William B. Murray,
secretary and treasurer The caDitai
stock Is fixed at from $4,000 70 5000.
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COMMERCE CHAMBER
ORGANIZES MONDAY
Call Sent Out for Meeting
At Arlington
Hotel.
Urgent Appeal to Business
Men to Do Bust
ness.

The committee of the Business Mems
and Jobbers and Shippers Associations,
charged with framing a constitution
for the new Washington Chamber of
Commerce, and TO set date for the
first meeting Of the chamber, yesterday
concluded its labors snd issued a call
for a meeting to be held at the Airing
ton Hotel, next Monday evening
The letter T. the members OF the two
OLD associations. signed by the members
OF the committee, James r oyster,
chairman; Charles J. Bell. B. W. Guy,
B. F. Saul. jackson II. Ralston, William
F. GUIDE, Charles Iinkins, Allen d.
Albert, Jr.. R. A. Chester, Monroe Luchs.
and Woodwork ClUm, secretary, fol-
lows:
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Reception to Pastor.

At the Methodist Protestant Church
last evening a reception was given 10
the Rev c. I HCmphries, the newpas-
tor The Rev, Edgar Carpenter, pastor
of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church.
delivered the address on behalf Of the
Ministerial Association. Col. John H
Trimyer spoke on behalf OF the church.
During the evening "a solo was sung by
Kenneth W Ogden, and a quartet. COM
posed Of Anna, Hattie. Erwin, and Ray
mond Padgett gave several selections.
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MIKE SCHRECK WINS
IN THE THIRTEENTH

DAYTON. Ohio. May A knockout
blow in the thirteenth round, in which
Tony Ross, OF Newcastle, Pa. went
down before Mike Schreck, OF Cincin-
natl. ended the bout between the two
here last night before an audience Of
500 in the Dayton Gymnastic Club The
fight was scheduled for twenty-round
affair. but Schreck Out-fought and out
generated his opponent from start to
finish.
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
-FOUR CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH

WEST BRANCH. Mich. May 4.-Four
children persisted in the burning OF the
residence OF Martin Campbell. located
on the Hauptuan branch OF the Michi-
gan Central railroad, eight miles from
here. The house burned TO the ground
with all its contents Six small children
were locked In the house. while the
mother and father were at a dance
mile away.
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Judge Barley on Bench.

TIE May term Of the circuit court will
open at the courthouse here next Mon
day morning. Judge Louis c. Barley
presiding. This is the first time Judge
Barley has held a session OF the circuit
court in this city since he was designated
70 al the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of Judge Charles +. Nicol
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Deaths.

White
George B. Fugitt. 81 years. SIS L
street southeast
James H Cocker, 81 years, Isl Thirty
fifth street northwest
Eliza G. Carroll. Y years. 1ZIS street
southeast
Mary F. McNair, 81 years, 9s2 Ingra-
ham street, BrigntwOcd
James O'DOnneH 2 wears ITO Sly
teenth street northwest
George Arnold, 70 years, 1913 F street
northwest
Mary A. Shiles. 81 years, 21s Ninth
street southwest
Emily S. d. Boswell q days. S15 Ne
chanics place southeast
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FLOORS OF ALL STABLES
MUST BE WATER-TIGHT

After July 1. it will be a violation Of
OF stable within certain limits Of The
city, in the more thiclSly settled sec
ton, to maintain a stable unless jts
hoors are laid with watertight material
A regulation TO this effect has b.en
promulgated by the Health Department.
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
MURDERCHARGE OF HUSBAND
HASTENS HIS WIFE'S DEATH

BELLEFoNTE, Pa. Nav Mira Ia.
cob From, whose husband Is in the Cen
ter county Jail. on the charge of muir
dering Joseph Dale. OF CenterhaII. is
dead or cancer. The arrest OF her hus-
band preyed on her mind and hasteded
her death. From will be permitted to
attend the funeral under guard OF a
policeman.
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Ferry Stops at Giesboro.

The Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company announces that begin
ming today and for the remainder Of the
season the ferry steamer LaCkawanna
will make stops at Geisboro on every
trip TO and from this city.
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Our Milk Supply.

We are not content. however. and are
endeavoring now, with the aid OF ex-
perts. to ascertain causes and remedies
for all our physical ills, and with es-
pecial reference TO our milk. water and
food supplies. and the elimination of
marshes and insanitary conditions. We
want the Capital 10 be beautiful within
and without; we want II also 10 be ideal
In every other respect, and we want your
help 10 make II so"
Carl Beck, Of New York, replied on
behalf Of the visitors.
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Entertainment for Fence.

Miss Dora Varney and Floyd Feath-
stone last evening gave an entertain
ment at the opera house here. the pro-
ceeds OF which will go toward the cree
ton Of a fence around st. Johns Chapel.
IN West End.
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Dr.. Reyburn's Fifty Years.

A particularly strong address was
made by DR.. Robert Reyburn, of this
city, entitled Fifty Years in the Prac-
tice OF Medicine" in which DR.. Reyburn
reviewed much OF the onward march
In the science of saving the lives and
uplifting the health standards Of the
masses OF the people DR.. Reyburn Is
president Of the society.
The othCr officers are: First vice
president Joseph +. Janvrin, New York;
second vice president. Frederick H Ger
rish. Portland, Ne. third vice president,
Howard Van Rensselaer,, Albany, y. Y;
secretary, Noble p Barnes, Washing
ton. ID. c. treasurer. John s. McLain,
Washington. ID. c.: chairman OF commit
tee on arrangements. II srvey W. Wiley.
Department Of Agriculture. Washington.
d. G.
This evening a banquet Will be tender
ed the visiting delegates AT Freund's
SIS Tenth street northwest. by the
Therapeutic Society Of the District OF
Columbia.
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James R. Smoot Dead.

James r Smoot. a former resident Of
this city. died at his home at Aiitchelrs.
Culpeper county. yesterday. Mr.. smoot
was seventy-eight years OF age. His
funeral win be helS tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Ice Cream Festival.

The Junior Auxiliary Of St Paurs
Protestant Episcopal Church this after
noon held an ice cream festival at the
parish hall The proceeds will go 10
missionary work
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Lecture by Dr.. On.

Dr. James Orr will deliver a lecture
Monday afternoon at the theological
seminary, near this city, taking for his
subject THE Virgin Birth Of Our
Lord"
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
WILL OF ELLEN DUNLOP
LEAVES ESTATE TO KlNSMEN

The will Of Ellen Dunlop was offered
for probate today. She distributes her
estate among her brothers. sisters and
nieces. The will is dated September q.
1903 G. Thomas Dunlop is named as
executor
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
S. P. Clinkscales, Funeral.

The funeral OF Samuel P. Clinkscales
will be held from his home in North
Patrick street tomorrow morning at 10
clock
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Letter of Notification.

This is a letter written to YOU bv a
committee Of men YOU know, and have
helped select-Or ought 10 have helped
select. Like you. we believe we business
men OF Washington can help each other
70 make mCuey and make this a better
town TO live in by taking off our coats
and working together.
We have not done this heretofore
we have either not got down to hard
work or have let our ginger be dissi-
pated through agencies that overlapped
and yet were separated Two of those
agencies-the Business Mems Associa-
uon and the Jobbers and Shippers As
soclauon-have voted to put a stop to
TINS, TO put their shoulders to the wheel
and all push together. to create a single
pody which shall get busy and keep
busy. And your vote helped in that de-
cision-or il ought to have helped.
The Washington Chamber OF Com
merce is the result 1t will organize
next Monday evening at the Arlington
Hotel. II only eleven men come-you
and the ten undersigned-we shall 90
right along to organize. If a thousand
come we shall go right along just the
Out of Business.
1--WE shall be there to do business as
business men. SO there will be two In
nOVauOnS.
First We shall begin at the time
set, which is o'clock: and that means
that you and we ought to be in the hall
nVe minutes ahead of time
Second. We shall not try to feed
anybody into coming. II the others are
as much In earnest as you and we, they
VIII be willing 10 attend for the advan-
tage Of helping create the right kind Of
an association.
"One thing more. Your committee has
done Its best The rest is in your hands.
me first meeting will probably be
taken up with considering the constItu-
ton and arranging that nominations for
the officers shall be sent to the secre-
tary. That makes IL certain that men
VINO mean business will want to take
part. The Chamber Of Commerce will
either be what you want II TO be or IL
will be your fault
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Church Notices.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. sth ana H
SIS nw--Rev. Samuel II. Greene. D. d. pas
tor--Sunday school. $50 am. p. H Bristow,
superintendent; public worship. with sermon 5
~ me pastor. II an and s pm Teacher
biole Club, Thursday. pm church prayer
meeting. pm. Endeavor meetings Tuesday
pm. ana sunday. $50 and 6:45 pm All
are cordially invited. It
UNITARIAN-AH Souls Church. corner 14th
and SITS Ulysses c. b Pierce. minister
comparative study OF religion; 10 m, unity
study class: II an morning service. SER
pies Religious Union. i
Y. W. G. a vesper Service. sunday. 4.so
pm; subject. Gain and Loss" Speaker
Mrs. George 7. Srnallwod Rooms or.s- ,
20 p-m.- Southeast corner 18th and = SIS
PREsBTTERIAN-Beth Chapel. 1sth ana
c SITS. nw.-sunday school at 8 O'Clock; c. E
az pm. Preaching al BY Rev. Zed n
Copps topic. The Prayer Of the Submerged
TENTH round table prayer meeting Weines-
day az pm Every6ody welcome II
UNIVERSAL RELGION-J F. Gr1ublne
3 y F; s 5 c O0ndcl). viii lecture IN
am. and pm. Also win hold classes a.
home OF Mr. Hookers. I7I4 18th St Nav
10, i3. II -. at zs50 and pm. See cir
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church az
CElrlsI scientist 18th and r SITS NV. service.
Sunday, II a. and pm Subject. Adam
and Fallen Man" sunday school. Il an
Wednesday. pm. Public cordially invited
All seats tree. Free reading rooms IN the
Traders National Bank building. 10Th St and
pennsylvania ave NV II
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ChCRCH-Scottish Rite Hall. 1907 G St NV.
services. IL an. and S pm Communion
sunday morning at II O'Clock Subject OF
morning lecture by Bishop oliver c Sabia
How 20 Keep Well" Subject OF evening
lecture, by Mr.. Winfield s Whitman .arbe
Cross Road 70 Confusion Testimonial
meeting, Wednesday evening az O'clock
Seats free: all invited II
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private disease,
rrrOhlc Ah9 acu.e- both sexes All consulta-
1ons confidential. Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. Hour5. 10 / 10 s. I 10 q
NJ 1873.
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
DO you LOVE HEAIrE7
DR.. SHADE

IS YEARS PRACTICE CURING MEN
Nervous and private diseases cured o,,,r,xt,
Syphintic blood poison. skin diseases sfo.5
acf kidney, bladder, structure. and piles posi-
lively cured Consultation free- Charges low
~ 18th St. NV. Scisfs
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
GLOBE SPECIFIC

Sold by druEgta-s.
THE GLOBE CHEM. co.
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Special Notices.

HARDWARE. Screen Doors. Windows,
Wire, Lawn Mowers sharpened, Lock-
smithing, etc. WEBER'S. sl3 Nd ave ne
,rnay2-15t-eOd.
The Washington times., 1907-05-04
Garnet CLEANING.

Drop postal and wagon VIII call
THOMAS p KELLY, 712 lITh ST. NV
apZ5-30I
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fra Gountpf9naIet 9epils Safe,
Bpor ban lao for Gpberi. en- Ro.
It's ira Sberiffen | SebtIs Cafe ON
9eIsnutng for bans B~aagribelie
fanotes paa bam. San reb paa Ell
itioaIen Seit os trlleoe meb at orebe
aerr, iom bar paa Sagt | SieIbene,
men aerr bapoe fit 8aaben faroigt
og ifieo bam ire Sfi1o | 9ipet, for
ban ft fin &eooIber frem. San ban.
Be itreifet omfrtng | SieIoene | flere
Gage % fat Strpf I Solf. On aote
Iaa for 8sben, ffrGmt Of bans Truo.
iIer. 2arion bleb begrapet I gutti.
uemt Wonoug. San bar en- Ssiter
90 Here 8emrer Der norb. aerr bill
lite bIine arreiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-07-05
siaie rlion er usnapnt til goit.

Silie EIion er uonGpnt til Bolt.
meter | anitoo, MariboIl Gountp,
efter fin Sober Torfel Slon Tom
npIie bpoe.
@rpbrn itaar gpSt. - Sra Sereus
Sails meIbes, at S~sitiSiieten Der !
Suregnen er nteget tiIfreosftileroe,
90 Sarmerrie er aIleiammen bel for.
nsiebe. Sfjsnt Smaafornet ito.
Iigere Gdr bar peret lGngere frern.
me, iaa bar bet neppe rosenitnbe be-
ret ina tpft og iaa ieput fom iaar.
Sect bar poret fort, % en- Del er M
ferbig til at ffi9res. Wdiien er bet
eneite, iom er meget boauo, % Der er
pIantet mere MaiS iaar emo fsr, ba
Sarmerne MI IGeeer mere an paa
Nais, aIeper, Sintotbi % anbet 80.
oeritof emo paa $peoe. 8eriom Der
life fommer uieopanlig eobt Betr /
Suit % Iueuit, bill Waifen babe
panifeIigt at rna frerL for Sroiten
fontrner. Dom bar life baut &esn
paa to Tiger, men biotiI bar intet hot
df Waugel poa 5ugtiebeo.
lilgffelis Gntpmobiltar. - grs.
brene @aIter og CHARLES 9ubol5 |
Gppelton fisrte Senbag meb fine
SamiIier til SrtonDiae, 90 ON CT
termibSogen piIoe Charles @udol3
ca WaIter gubol6's treaarS gomle
Ssu fiere rurot Big Stoue Cafe.
9uboI3 piIoe beitbe ont paa ct Steo,
boor 9anfen bar 40 Sob ret op ira
Sisen. Sun miite6e aontrol ODER
Wuifiuen oa itbrtebe uboper ben beie
@afte neo | Sisen | 90 Sobs 8auo.
Soil, fom bar I R9rbeoen, iprarg
iii og III benz trrrffet op al Sisen;
giidols bobbe ct itpet gaur ! Sope'
oct og bar ogioa tnboortes beifaot.
get; ban bleb brugt til ct SoIpital og
e1 | en- meget tritiif Silitaub, Den
lille gufoIs Hap albeIeS uifaot ira
belle affPren. Oct blep fsrit melot,
Of @altpr 9udol8 ogiaa bar meo,
men BET bar fell llnoerretning, oa
ban bIep biemme for at biGlpe 0a.
merne. grsoreue er anieeoe Sorret.
uingsmGno | gppleton.