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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

S E TOMLINSON. PRINTER. AN
nounces that he has secured an interest
in the SudWarth Printing Co., so 18th St
NV. of which he has been elected a di-
rector and its secretary. and on and after
this date viii be located al the above adj
dress. where he will be in a position to
execute orders for the most exclusive and
up-tO-date printing. The legal blanks
heretofore on sale at the old stand can De
found at the present location, and with
the increased facilities now at hand the
legal blank business will be carried on
with complete stock of the latest forms.
All bills due the old firm should be paid
10 the Sudwarth Printing Company. which
assumes all Liabilities OF the same. so
12TH ST NV. Phone Main 2Il0
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Suburban Cars Delayed.
NEW YORK FACES BLIZZARD.
Thousands Delayed in Reaching
Home, Owing TO Heavy snow.

Home, Owing to Heavy snow
New York, Feb. with the local
weather bureau f0reCastiug snow tonight
and tomorrow, the metropolis was this
evening in the grip of the hardest snow
storm of the season, and facing what
promises to be a roaring blizzard
The temperature is below p degrees.
and the snow, fine and hard driven. is
swirling out Of the northwest without q
sign of abating. The wind is ut a high
velocity, and the snow IS drifting badly.
Thousands of people were delayed in
reaching their homes tonight, particu-
larry in suburban sections. A number Of
trolley lines in outlying districts were
forced TO run on slow schedules or sus-
pend entirely. Steam railroads were
suffering this evening. and with the con-
tinuation of the storm conditions to-
morrow promise to be the worst in sew
eral years.
In the city the surface roads were COM
PEELED to keep the snow sweepers in con-
stant operation. The elevated trains ran
on delayed schedules, and the subway
had increased burdens on account of
crippled conditions of the lines above
ground.
The storm is general up and down the
coast. Outside Sandy Hook tonight the
weather was the thickest of the winter
and no ships attempted to make the
entrance 10 the channel
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WOMAN WRITES ON DIVORCE.
Sends Letter TO Commissioners IN
dOTsing Change i'm DISTRICT Laws.

Various arguments relating to the
proposed change in the District divorce
law are received by the Commissioners
almost daily a communication on this
subject. purpOrting 10 come from Mrs.
Z. a. Chambers. 1905 One-half street
northeast. states:
THE women, with very few excep-
tions, are not heard from. To make the
divorce law such a stringent law will
make many wOman's home a slave
pen, her lord and master feeling that
she cannot help herself In whatever
amendments you deem best in your
judgment TO be made. give the poor
wife your sympathy
Commissioner mcfarland said yes
terday that no conclusion has been
reached in regard to the proposed
changes in the present divorce law. the
Commissioners desiring to obtain the
sentiment Of the community before sub
hitting their recommendations.
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Arrested for Old Theft.

After having worked for several weeks
in order 10 find the person who, January
10. robbed Francis J. AIaher, a New
Yorker visiting this city. of his gold
watch and several other pieces of ieweIry
Detectives Grant and Berman. cf the Cen
trail Once. yesterday arrested John W
Weber. age twenty-three. on suspicion
Of having committed the act. A telegram
was sent to Maher in New York last
night asking him to come to this city inn
mediately in order 10 see If he can identify
the nan.
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FRATERNITY HOUSE BURNS.
kappa Alpha Members Lose Personal
Belongings in Fire.

Charlottesville. Va. Feb. 4-The Kappa
Alpha fraternity house. on Chancellor
street. University Of Virginia. was entirely
destroyed by fire, which was discovered
about O'Clock this morning in the fur
mace room. Many Of the fraters were out
Of the building when r. Leland Taylor. of
Murfreesboro, Tenn, discovered the fire,
and the following lost practically all the
contents Of their apartments: Samuel Y
Bingham. Of Louisville, KY. Earl n
Floyd, Of Meridian, Miss; John Falls
Maury, of Memphis. Tenn; }. Franklin
Primer. of Suffolk, Va: Benjamin b. Har-
vey. jr. Of Memphis. Tenn, and William
w. Bali of MaysYille. Ky. while none Of
the occupants escaped without loss. The
loss is about $4,000.
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MANY WILLS ARE FILED.
Mrs. Eliza Warder Leaves Property
to Children and grandchildren.

to Children and grandchildren.
Mrs. Eliza Warder. by her will dated
January 3. 1901. and filed for probate yes
terday, dictates that the money realized
from the sale Of her property be equally
distributed among Amelia c., Lillian.
Katherine, Edith, Frederick. and Richard
Haley Charles f.. James r, Mamie,
Rosie, Susie V, and Fred Benson Warder,
children and grandchildren Of the tesla
trix. Lillian HALEY is named as execu-
tTiE.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Mosher is named as the
sole beneficiary and executrix in the will
of her husband, James Mosher, filed for
probate yesterday, and dated December
81. 1856
The viii OF J. Harrison Johnson. dated
June a, 1854 was filed for probate yester-
day. Mr. Johnson died January - last,
and left everything to his wife. Mary
Isabella Johnson. for life: the property
TO go TO her heirs-at-law at her death.
Milton Brill. the son Of Charles Brill. is
named as sole beneficiary under the viii
of Catherine Neitze, dated May 10, 1865,
and filed yesterday. Mrs. Neitze died
January g. and named Charles Brill as
executor of her Will
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Grand Jury Presents Indictments.

The grand jury yesterday presented the
following indictments 10 Justice Stafford
Walter z. Thomas, alias William r
Thomas. on two counts, Susie Harris
grand larceny; Howard johnson. assault
with dangerous weapon; Samuel Thomas.
assault with dangerous weapon: Frederick
Bonnell, robbery: Benjamin Robinson.
HOUSEKEEPING; Charles Robinson, house
breaking; James Jackson. grand larceny:
John Randolph, alias John Jackson.
bigamy; George Smackum. housebreaking
and grand larceny: Mark Ramsay
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Martin HuHr Killed.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd, Feb martin Huffv.
aged about thirty-five years. was killed
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Knoxville. this county. yesterday Huny
was an engineer in the employ Of the
F. II. Clements Construction Company.
which has the contract for grading the
new freight yard for the Baltimore and
Ohio at Brunswick His body was sent
to his home at Hollidaysburg. Pa. for
interment.
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SUES TO BREAK WILL.
David w. Lewis Alleges Mary l..
Lewis Was UnduIy Influenced.

Lewis Was lnduly Influenced.
David w. Lewis yesterday began con-
test against the will of Mary Hoskins
Lewis, which has been filed for probate.
The petitioner, through his attorney,
Robert z. MAttingly. says that said writ
ing was not executed by Mrs. Lewis as
her last Will, and that the execution of
the paper was procured, it is alleged, by
the undue influence or fraud of L. Fleet
Luckett and Margaret Estelle Jones, the
persons named as executors and bened-
ciary under the viii. II is alleged that
the testatOr was mentally and physically
incompetent 70 execute a valid viii. Mr..
Lewis asks that jury determine whether
the paper in question is the last Will of
Mrs. Lewis, and whether the same was
executed by her, and If il was. whether
or not il was executed under the undue
influence or fraud of l., Fleet LucketJ
and Margaret Estelle Jones,
In her viii, Mrs. Lewis gave her hus-
band s., and no more"
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La PInta Girl NInrried.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
La Plata. Md, Feb. A pretty we'd
ding took place at St. Thomas Catholic
Church, this county, at o'clock this aft
ernoon The bridegroom was Ernest
Burch and the bride Miss Emma Mudd
Rev. Father Lyman, $. J.. performed the
ceremony. The couple left on a bridal
trim North
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R. J. BRUCE NOMINATED.
To BE Appraiser of Merchandise at
baltimore, Md.
Special TO The Washington Herald.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd. Feb News was re-
ceiyed to-day that the nomination OF
Richard J. Bruce has been sent to the
Senate by the President, TO be appraiser
Of merchandise at Baltimore.
Mr.. Bruce is confidential clerk IA a steel
works at Cumberland, owned by Therum
McKaig, a brother-in-law Of Congressman
Pearre. He has twice been a tax collector
in Allegany, and was an applicant for the
position of postmaster of Cumberland
some time ago, when Congressman Pearre
had his brother William Pearre, APP
pointed
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Negro Kills Another.

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. Feb. Awhile half doing
in Lees saloon in Chesapeake lane, this
afternoon. Nathan Brown, a negro, was
shot and almost instantly killed by J. D.
Shadbolt, "a chauffeur and well-known ne
gro character in the town. Negroes were
the only witnesses to the shooting They
say that Shadbolt started the quarrel
with Brown.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.


washington Monday, teb 3. lg7-s D. m
a general u0fst0m prevails tonight IN southern
New England, the Middle Atlantic states. ava
therce westward o. The Mississippi Biyeg. and rain
Is falling throughout the South Atlantic aud Eset
Gulf states file rains IN Alabama and tieorra
have caused tle small streams and r5f-rs In thp,e
states % approach the food stages n the extreme
Northwest the temperature Is m0derating some
what although u Is still about % degrees below zero
Ia the pakotas and The British Northwest
snoa wli continue in the Middle Atlantic states
Tuesday and extend into New England the Urrer
Ohi1 VALLEY. and the Love- Lake region. There
VII also De snow In me southern portion az the
Upper Lake region. the Middle Mississippi VALLEY.
feuue-5er. aud Tain in the S1lth Atlantic States.
The weather viii clear in Atlantic coast districts
"Wednesday, except that su0W j. probable la The
Lower lake region and New England.
The temperature Wll moderate somewhat in the
NoTthWost elsewhere decided changes are not antci-
Tatei
The winds along The NcW England and Middle A.
lautC coast Will b. high ugrtheasyerlY gitb SHOW
Oh the S0-h Atlantic coast frJsh northwest % vest
and on the Gulf coast fresh northwestern
Steamers departing Tuesday far Elupran ports
VIII have fresh To brisk uoTtbeastcriy winds with
snow, 20 ths Grand Banks
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Special 20 The Washington Herald
Cambridge, Md. Feb Mrs. Sarah A.
Sauerhon. widow of Henry Sauerhoff
died. Sunday. ut the home of her son.
Joseph II. SaUerhoff. of Cambridge. She
left several children. among them being
THOMAS J. Sauerho6f, OF Sharptown. and a
sister, Mrs. Joseph Sauerhon. of Balu-
more
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Heavy ran of SNOW NJ novd.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Boyds. Md. Feb. The heaviest snow
Of the winter is now falling Throughout
Montgomery County The snow is now
seven inches deep. and falling fast at
o'clock tonight with no apparent Iet-up
The thermometer registered IA degree,
above zero
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HOWARD GOULD'S YACHT HIT.
Big Schooner Runs Into The niagara
on Old Point Comfort.

Norfolk Va. Feb 4-Howard Gould
and party OF New York friends had a
narrow escape from death off Old Point
Comfort last night. when Mr.. Gould g
private yacht Niagara was run into by
the three-masted schooner Harbeson
Hickman,
The Niagara tried to cross the bow Of
the Hickman, which was sailing before
twenty-six-knot breeze
a crash followed. the ship striking the
stern of the yacht a glancing blow. Only
the quick action of the Hickmans skip
per preventing her hitting the yacht
amidship, which would certainly have
sent her to the bottom.
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Negro stnbbed TO nenth.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg, Va, Feb. 4.-John Tay-
Tor and Judson Coleman. both negroes,
became engaged in a dispute Saturday
night near Port Royal, Caroline County.
Coleman was stabbed by Taylor dying a
few hours later Taylor fed and has not
been apprehended.
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Winchester GirI Passes AMnr

Special to The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. Feb. Miss Berthe
Cochran, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
". Cochran, died this morning al the
home of her parents near Charlottesville.
this county, after an illness Of grip and
measles Miss Cochran was twenty-one
years old.
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NAILED ARM TO POST.
Medical Students Alleged to Have
PerPetrated Greyvsome Joke.

PerpetFated GreyvsOme Joke.
After having thoroughly aroused the
little hamlet of FOrrestviHe, Nd. the
portion of a human arm, which was found
nailed to telegraph pole at that place,
Sunday afternoon, was proven TO be moth
ing more than dissected specimen from
some medical school
The fact that the ring finger was miss
ing from the hand led TO the belief that
this was a portion of one of the victims
of the Terra Gotta wreck which had
been stolen by some ghouI in order To get
a ring which encircled IT, After thorough
~ investigating the affair. Constable
Suit and Deputy Sheriff Sansbury ar
rived at the conclusion that il had been
placed there by some medical student. in
as much as it showed that il had been
preserved in carbolic acid.
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Ocenn stenmnhinx.

New York Feb. i.-AuiTed. Steamship Columbia.
from Glasgow, January Is
Arrived: Steamships Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
at Gibraltar from New York Celtic, at Naples from
New York.
Sailed from foreign ports-stcamship Camsnia.
from Queenstown fOr New YORK
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". H. Lewis Victim of Pneumonia

Slscial TO The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. Feb. 4-Wlliam II.
Lewis died to-day of pneumonia, aged
seventy-fve years. Surviving are his
widow, Mrs. Sarah r. Lewis. one daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. 7. Males, of this city. and
four sons. Charles Lewis. of Opequon,
Va; Al9nzo L. Lewis. of Nebraska:
David Lewis, of Cumberland, Md. and
Frank Lewis OF Baltimore
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Midnight. - a. IT,. %. & a. 10. %. g a. No.. p.
D. m. p; % a. M, soi y noon. %; D. m. p,
0. H.. 70; o.. H.. 70. D. ~, l9 20 D. n. IS.
Maximum. =. minimum. l3.
Relative humidity-s a. "a, s.; ? 3. H. &C; .. m.
s.. rainfall G52
Temperature same date last year-SIaxmum. a.
minimum ID
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Largest sTorninE Circulnt,on

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation cir
culatiOn IN Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital Its books are open.
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Washington, Va. Feb 4-The funeral
Of Miss Kate Holland was held to-day and
was largely attended. She died Yesterday
OF pneumonia Her mother died a week
ago, and her father but a few months
since.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All creditors of Aaron Jacoby are here
by notified TO appear on Thursday. Feb
ruary p. 1907, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
Auditors rooms in the United States Court
house. and to produce and prove their
claims. WILLIAM J. SCHOLZ.
ia29-fe512 ASSignee
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Mrs. Jane Taylor Dies. Aged so

Special to The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va, Feb. Mrs. Jane
Taylor, widow of John Taylor. of Stephen
City, died on Sunday. at the home of her
nephew, William Brill Mrs Taylor was
eighty years old.
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THE NATIONAL AUCTION COMPANY.
20 Thirteenth street northwest. viii sell.
FEBRUARY 9. 1897, goods stored with
&. r Clifford < Co, In the names Of
Harry Johnson. John v. Williams. Alice
Seckelfeld, Mrs. l. w Douglass, Richard
Thomas. and William Davis. G. r. CLIFF
FORD < CO. late 1894 Fourteenth street
northwest fe3-6t
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Policeman Jones Pleads
Guilty and Is Fined.
SALARY INCREASE FAVORED
Board of Commissioners Expected to
Approve Advance Asked by the Pa
Formed and officers ChOsen-Wash-
ingtOn's Birthday Programme.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

Alexandria, Va, Feb. policeman
Steward Jones pleaded guilty tonight, at
a special meeting Of the board of police
commissioners. TO having been under the
influence OF liquor while on duty He was
sentenced 10 pay a fine of S23S5, that
amount representing the salary he would
have received from the time the offense
was committed ND to the present time.
The question OF an increase OF salary for
the police was also brought up at this
meeting, but the commissioners deferred
action in the matter until they will have
a fun meeting, as Commissioner =. c.
Graham was absent. It is understood that
a special meeting of the board viii be held
prior TO next Tuesday night for the pur-
pose of considering the request Of the
police and il is more than probable that
the petition for an increase in salary VIII
be approved by the board The matter
viii then be presented to the city council
The police assert that their present sal
airy is entirely inadequate. and IL is more
than probable that council viii grant their
request. A regulation uniform for both
winter and summer was also decided
upon at to-nights meeting The new uni
form viii be Of regulation blue. aud will be
practically the same as that worn by
the members OF the Washington police de-
partment. While the police viii not be eX-
pected TO wear the new regulation uniform
at once. all members OF the force will be
compelled to have the same by spring
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DIRECTORS

JAMES NJ. BAKER Assistant Librarian United States Senate
JOSEPH F. BIRCH. Grocer
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, Treasurer Columbia Sand Dredging
Company.
RIGNALD w. BEAI Real Estate Broker Vice President Cit
zens Savings Bank; Second Vice President Moore & Hill
(Inc) Director Washington Title Insurance Company.
WILLIAM c. CARTER, Vice President Golden & Co., Whole
sale Provisions
w. WALLACE CFIISWELLo Vice President Peoples Mutual
Insurance Company.
RICHARD E CLeAU 5HTON, Former Assistant Cashier Com
mercial National Bank Treasurer of the Company.
CHARLES A DOUGLAS CONSIDERABLY; Director American
National Bank; Associate Counsel Washington Railway and
Electric Company President United States Savings Bank
B. l. DULANEY, Coal and Iron Operator formerly of Br
to Tenn
CREED NJ. FULTON, AHorney-atlaw.
ANDREW GLASS President Perpetual Building Association
HARRY A. KITE, Real Estate Broker Of Moore Hill (nc)
China Glass Siverwae and Housefurnisings and Director
Citizens Savings Bank.
FRANK P AILBURN Architect Southern Railway and Sea
board Air Line Railroad
DANIEL y MORGAN Former Treasurer Of the United States
O. MARTIN Coal and Iron Operator formerly Of Roanoke Va
OWEN OWEN, Director Traders National Bank
J. SPRIGG POOLE General Agent Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany OF Maryland.
RiXEY President Traders National Bank: President Viz
GINA Safe Deposit Company of Alexandria Va
CHARLES D. SEMA1ES of firm of Senmes- Kelly Company
Wholesale Grocers.
T. FRANKLIN SCHNEIDER Architect Director National City
Bank.
DR.. PRESLEY NJ RIXEY Surgeon General United States
Navy.
HARRY WARDMAN Builder
NJ A. WINTER, President NJ A. Winter Company; Vice Pres
ident United States Savings Bank
CHARLES E WOOD, Director Washington Exchange Bank
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VIM Newton, 81, and Rachel Middleton, 81. Rev
Aquilla Sayles.
Charles Wilson, q, and Annie Jackson. % Rev
". Bishop Johnson.
Frank King. p and Lizzie Boten, % Rev. Shell
ton Miller
Thomas Armstead. o. and Elizabeth Lenier 20
Eev. & L. W Drew.
William Il. Jackson 81. and Martha A. Warner.
q. Rev. W. 4. Jones.
Frederick johnson, %, and Lucy Thompson. q.
Rev r. 4. Arnstead.
Isaac Osborn. p, and Willie Jones, % Rev.
George W. Lee.
LOWS b. Williams. p. and jamie Forrest. 30.
Rev NJ W Clair
Henry Il. Hancock, 3 and Nerya Jordan. d.
Rev. J. g. Dent.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Wentworth W Pence. p, Warsaw \. G. and
Neil Rust smith, "a Rev. Herbert Scott Smith
Feljce D'Amico, 2, and FilipIina POrtic0ue o.
Baltimore Nd. Rev. Edward y Fink
James II. Huuser, Al. and Msuddie G. PTitchett
81. Sunlight Va, Rev s II Greene.
James William Kinnier, 80, and Helen HAYS Burns
% beth OF Alton. Va Rev. ID. C. Macleod
William b. Adams. 49, LeesbuTg, Va. aud Mary
Blanche Van Sickler. 81. Rev samuel II. Greene
Frederick ;. Vincent g. and Ella D. Price. Is.
Norfolk, Ia. Rev. Fred p. Howdeu.
William T. Leece. y. New York. \. Y, and
Louise Gr0ot. D Rev C. r. Stetson.
William Norman Hoyle. a. New York. n Y
and Lillian NJ Cauico. 2. Rev Martin O'Dono-
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Temperatures in Other Cities.

TmTCaiwes m Other cities. together with the
amount If rainfall. for the twelve h0urs ended AZ
s ~. yesterday. are as follows.
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YOUR HEALTH

Depends largely on the water You drink
Magnolia Spa Water has no equal TRY
it. SOC case. Phone Main 754.
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GRAPHOPHONES 81 DOWN AND SOC
per week All the latest records OF
hand open evenings until .. Phone n
1879.
Robertson d Co, 1910 9TH st. NV.
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OFFICERS AS SELECTED

HON. DANIEL n. MORGAN, President.
c. J. RIXEY, Vice President
CHARLES A. DOUGLAS. General COINS
RICHARD E. CLAUGHTON. Treasurer.
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NY NEW SYSTEM OF EXTRACTING
and Filling Teeth is POSITIVELY
PAINLkSS, \ trial will convince you.
DIR. ID. HARRY MORAN, DENTIST
$50 F st. NV, corner Of 18th.
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SNOW COVERS CITY
Capital Visited by SeyereSt
Storm in Years.
TRAFFIC SERIOUSLY DELAYED

Street Cars Kept Running with Com
siderable DImcuIty-Cabs and Au-
ers Hold Carnival on Avenue-CIear
Weather Predicted This Afternoon.
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Special Forecast


storm warnings are Displayed on the Atlantic Goa
from Cape Cod 90 Hattelas
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a largely attended and very enthusiastic
meeting for men was held tonight in the
lecture room of the Second Presbyterian
Church. when a permanent organization
of the Presbyterian Brotherhood was
effected with the election of the following
officers. d. r. Stausbury. president, +. l..
SIaymakeT. nrst vice president; r. NJ
Graham, second vice president; Q. II.
Davis. secretary. and William Campbell.
treasurer
The meeting was presided over by Rev.
Joseph r. Sewer pastor, and during the
evening an interesting musical programme
was rendered. Thirty-hve charter mem
bers We're enrolled, and each member was
appointed q committee OF one TO secure
at least one new application To be pre-
scented az the next regular meeting.
which viii De held February IS \ COM
mittee composed OF Messrs. r. d. Brum-
back. William RI. Mclchoir. and Robert
Gronau was appointed to draft a con-
stitutiOn and bylaws for the Organiza-
ton George =. Kennedy was assigned
TO arrange for a musical programme for
the next meeting.