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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

Gn farlig &rnffe. Eao en- 8aarb
| Ssnbre Sbalen forefinoes fra gam.
Ie 9age en- 4rutfe meo Ollie, iom for
3ioen err @jeuitano for meaen Sm-
tale Der / gpgoen, ioet Der = efter
bpao oct paaItaaes - ifal bore no.
lopet en- lioen Iengeium til Den, iom
bill paatage iie at ifaffe ben pef.
9ruffen inbeboloer nemlig ct betpoe.
Iigt 4pontum Sprengolie, antagelig
ca .tS Otter, iom befrpgtes en- poffer
Dag at funne foranlebige en- poloiom
grploiion. Den itaar opbeparet ! ct
faloeieroigt Tibet Sus faloet
"4ruotbuiet" - langt ube paa Sor.
bet oa lfaI babe benitaaet Der, fioen
for Spnamitten blep %opfun0et. Som
bcfienot ~anpenbtes tibligere iaabon
Ole Tom SprGneitof Winering.
Gen bar opermaabe panifelig og re-
Iifabel at omgaaeS - paa 8rnno al
bens erploiipe @genifaber % az
Iteofpm ofte l1lpffer. Sette Itaar
fremoeles / friif grinbring bos man.
ae Ssolf. Sg BET err ct Saftum, at bet
bersmte gamle "arubtbus" meo 81.
iefruffen l9nee bar n1ret ollie og en-.
bper poa BIN @aaro oppe | Soalen til
'Sfr9f og Gene. 9e snifer oerfor MI
at bIipe ben "fieoelise" 8ruffe meo
Suobolb fpit, men begriber life, paa
bpilfen Maaoe bette ifol funne ife;
tbi inaen poper of fomme oct lille
Gus for ner, enbiiee saa oerino og
rere peo aruffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

2ensmanb aleppen, tiolieere Stor-
tbingsmano fra 9ratsberg Imt ira
flyer iig fra lite December Siartoals
misunderstanding. iom ban bar
inbebapt ! oper % aar og regtet meo
flor Ombu % 1ueligbeo meiees ira
Gfieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Sra uor9e.

Gn IobcnSc aisfOrefOmit Dor en-
biemuenot Rorf- amerifoner ifsIge
"Jielo-2iom1 funoet | NanspoIen
reo BinogeIens aamle aobbergrnbe.
Nrspeorift paagaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
SOnacorapene / GinsiteS STRIFE. vi

Crit S~Ioupemings @rap / &ineiteS
Strife bliper Der ifsIge "genitreS Sol.
febIao" for Siben i~ornrbeibet en-
MooeI, iom / formiuoItet llogaoe
nsioetis gieneiper oct al itore Miin.
felten opisrte, MI noeet moleiterebe
@rantammer. Witrpnrfet RACER nj,
op ober Sirfeguluet, 90 oct or mol
Weniugeu at fierne Den soerite Del.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Stntsn irlaer Srrlait.

Staten iaIser SrGlait. Sra Sta.
tens Sfoge er Der ibelt ioIgt Here
Itsrre 8artier Er9Iait pan Hooen.
MenoaIens Statsolmennina bar iofgt
2,400 SpIpter for liz, 600 aroner.
2angepanb Statsifog, GamhalSeioet,
2iaeiieIbS Statsitog. Stoo, auale
StatSifog, @eitre Sliorc, @iminsoal
Statsifog, Rorbli, og Scitcraa Stots.
fog / @rong bar iclgt uoget oper
1000 SpIpter for omtrcnt $4,000
ar. observation-disclosures NO % 5p'
reSoaI iamtS prenifriperGoarben Sol.
tan | Selemarfen bar folat $40 SpIp'
ter FOR $4,000 Ser. og SoImroit 80.
qebaaaro, Gorore 2nno, 100 SpIpter
for 5000 Ser. Oct belle SnIg omfat-
ter looIeoes omtrent 5000 Gplpter
2aIt for benimoo 100000 str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Hait Gteuo o NJ
tilSalss eutr ttneie.

x~pertisfemsHter uuber ~Eafess, "TtIete-, TIT
taIes~ o. -gfteripsrgiei~ fptsr yGeHts for Is Oh fst
bier Gana, % 10 aeHts Or. Orb for az, 15m oueraiScr
. Orb. apernsemeHtet tHetasss iffs tos mtHeye ens
90 aeu,s. 9enae maa ufraulgeiig rueofgsae ale Be-
htainser. lei lsHutr TO lite a. bosf5re iaa inGi
summer.
sx-sssieaabsfIbas isass 70 Seats pr etztc
Err Crb sisr en- SiHie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

5rnfnct Sitter. Sitter IieIs Sem.
minaien, Sreis, er orufnet. meoens
ban par pna Siifcri, 2i1et err flnSet.
San par 30 aor eommeI o. eitcrIa.
Der Suitrl % ct Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Mpb uopanbringcn.

forenineen / ariitiania bar enitem-
mig pebtaget fslsenoe Reiolution:
SoriamIingen onmober. &isbmanos-
foreningens 9eitprelie ON at inbgoa
til Den norife Sanbelsitanos Seles.
forening meo Senitiaing om, at ben,
ne epentrelt | Samarbeibe meo
andre Srganiiationer - bill inbbpoe
norife a%orporationer og Soreninger
til 9anneIie af 0orif Rationalfore.
ming til Wobarbeioelie at gmigra.
ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Den fsrite @areforienSclie. {

Den isritc @arefOrienoclie. Gam
tioig meo at Sfinnerne melem Den
often: og peitenfieIbife Gel al ger'
gensbanen fnptteoes iamnerL gift -
fir. "Morgap." | Bergen - Den fer'
ite 9areforienbelie ODER @rpnIen
melem peit oe pit. Oct bar Ell goen'
Iaoning Sfifer fra gois Sfiferbruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
splat NplfchpiIfole.

Splgt TplfebpiifOle. Rsre Sol.
febsiifole er of anoreas auitlio iolgt
til Senbmsre u~ngoomslag for SIR.
$4,000. Gen ital opertages til n9ite
gar, iomtioig meb at 9(uitIio fratrG.
Ger Iom geItDrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

NeieriSriit | 80 Mar. Oct or MI
80 aar, Iiben De fsrite Meierier og
oermeo ben isrite rationeae Weieri.
britt | itsrre SfaIa %begpnote paa
geltlanoet, meo Sprettelie of Neie-
ricr paa 39ritrano og | Staoanger.
& bisie 80 slar er Der oprettet AZ
Ieierier | Stapnnser amt og SO !
Ssnore Sergenbus. SO al oisie
Meierier, DC itsrite os met mooerne
~noitpreoe. bar | Sirfiombeo iioite aar
os bebonoleoe omtrent 80 9silioner
Otter @eIf, bporfor Sepcrunosrerne
nobetaltes omtrent 3 RiIlioner 8ro-
ncr. Meierimeiter @ruoe, til bpis
1iitrift oisie TO anter bsrer. mener,
at Der enonu er itore uopitlingsmu-
llsbeoer for geitIan0ets @eieriorift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
@eA Sfnnrn ,snr innAt /,

geS Sfascn 5Dr ianot man iorle.
ben Woreen life mtnore emo 1000
8ugle al forifieliae arter Iiasenbe
bsoe paa Sorben. &c bnpbe laaet fla
libel peo at flppe moo 2nnterneru.
0erne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

Slug iie ibjel paa SteScf. Ssm.
mermaid Wunfen fra gorsgrrnb
fnIot forleoen Gag neo fra ct bsit
Saarn neo Sabriferne paa Notoboen
os Hog iis libel poa Steoet, meIoes
fra Sfiea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Sra Danmarf.

GienSOmsi0Is. propriefGr 8. 8.
Sanien bar ioIst 2anagaaroen |
@r9nge Sogn til @aaroeier n. Nm.
eerien Bibl al aIfs for $1,000 Sir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
~GiemSumsbanbel. @aarben Wi

Gienoumsbatocl. 8ddroen WflGs
rum / Sobel, ca. $40 Waal oprfet
@arf, ca. 1000 Maal perterlig
Sfog, sr ioIgt til ct Snteresientifab
for 2S,500 Ser. og Smfoitninger.
- @isleruo Sfog | Slaa (Saling.
baD err ifelee "Sreorifsitab glao" peo
Selge @rootben iolet til uobugit til
Gno. $. &i9r & So. for 22,500 SIR.
@aaroen SfisrbaI | Sanoe er
al gieren Sans Ssrgenien iolgt til
SrGlaitbanbler Cars Sparoal for
5000 ar. o. SpboIo, iom er bereg.
ret iii en- g9rbi al 5000 SIR, nltiaa
tilIammen $4,000 SIR. Eli 9aarben
bsrer co. 1000 Maal p~erterlig
Sfoq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES npifcs. 5 90.


Ia airfe par Der forleocn Ssubag
aonfirmation peo SogncprGit Sinoe.
LAMB, Ifriper "Stannnger aitenbl."
Otter Sperbsringen notulte Sogne.
prplten, at en- Gel al &onitrmauterne
life enifeoe at ailGgse Ssttet; ban
toa oerefter oisie - ialt 2S @utter
oa Bigger - meo iig op til alteret 90
Ipite @eliigneIie oper bier enfeIt al
Dem. 9ereftcr fulbfsrtes SanbIingeu
for De %, iom snifeoe at aiIGgge 2si.
tet.
- Sgiaa / SsiIanbS Sirfe, bpor
Ser iomme Ssnoag par 9onfirmation
peb gaitor Sonasien, inbtrof noget
.Iianenoe. Ser bar iremmeot SO Gut.
ter og AZ 9ieer. tiliammen rs. IA
Gutter pmifebe life at aflGgge 2sftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
ilueir murbpaa. Sra Sommerfei

their murbpaa. Sra Sammerfeit
meooeIes ben lobe Sftober: ODER
Sinmorfen bar Der fiben Sorsoag
blrit iterf, tilbeIs orfunagtig Storm.
Sopet bar berunber fr9pet flere Dire.
9a Song gpItein" Scat til Sorsoos
nnIsb Mdnse, bGnbte Der iaaleoes en-
ieraelia ulpffe. llo fra @aassfior.
ben fom Ell 8anb meo 5 Wenneifer
omboro. Gen bb9lpebe | 8rRnoin.
gen lise peo Sfibet. en- 90 aars
@itt oa en- 16 aars Bige blep orepet
op 5iGreitenene os iIaaet libel. Oct
Ipffebes grpebitionsbaaoen at reooe
Sc 8 andre. Sra Roronaagen iapnes
2 9aaoe og iaIt Z @anos geietning.
lloenfor Ssrsen forisete en- Sfsite
at ride en- Stormbpge az men fom
mo | en- pGIoig Sfapl, Tom feieoe 3
Wano operboro. SiIbage omboro
bar fun en- une @ut Der reooeoes.
San iortGller. at ban par UNDER G9t
for at foge Safe. 9a ben fsrite
Stormbpge bar oper, Lob ban paa
99f. men fonot insen. San foritoo
ba bpao Der bar bGnot % lanieoe
runbt Zen. Sor at o9mpc Sisen
bruste ban Observation-Disclosures
omboro. 9et reooebe bam. 3enne
Sfsite ipntes forreiten at bare mo.
piet til lllpffer. 5or life lRnse iioen
bar ben ogiaa noe | their. % ogiaa
Do ifpIebes IGftet rent for @nno.
fob. aimeIispis faar man bsre ON
Here nlpffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
gaitOr gierre for y~ropiteret. aur

f"F NJS 7" NFVVFttttt WIT
tiIsminllteriet bar UNDER Toe Sftober
Iroplteret | Taitor q. 9ierreS
sag. beitoaenbe al gorgmeiter aalfo
! Sorc % Rropit 8eber | Saslep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

Stpr apGeanftiOn. On Of 9dn.
mnrfs melt befienSte aplsbeiqtnin.
ger bIep, Tom for meoSelt | ~goiten",
nplia iolet oeo Iuftior, nerilig BE-
i9ti ingen pan Senore gIfi9r | Spl.
lamb. Ger ioIgtes iaIt $50 areatu,
rer, bnorai 70 err llngopr. &c bier
tiliammen betalt meo 10000 SIR.
eler gienneminitIig 400 SIR. pr. 7pr.
Gn SO blen betaIt meo 1850 ar.,
BpiIfet ifal o9re Ben bsieite Yris no.
gen Melfefo enouu bar opnaoet
Ganmarf. vi Srer iolgte5 IL Stpf.
Ter for $4,000 Ser, altiaa 1000 SIR.
pr. Gpr. Den bsieite Bris par Der
1000 SIR. apigerne opnaaeoe en-
@ieuneminitspris al 1873 aroner,
Den beoite blep betaIt meo 730 Sir.
Vriien poa Grefnlpe oreier fla ON
100000 aroner; en- opnaaeoe
1000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
earn, ttGaIas.

Ssarm ttHaIgs. - 81 Gcres |
q S~pringfielo 1oipnibip, @inneIhief Co.,
50 Aeres unoer Flog, Reiten er Stou o.
Sdpneaang. 3aalig gobe Suie, II gil III
norit airts % StoIebus, 8 Diil ipb for 3es
eprab. u. z. Gfrcm, ". 8. ., Ro. 2, De-
corah, Roma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

Gn nh Earf fnar man | Gieben.
bapn, bpis Snobpggere alt | 5orpeien
fan sleoe iig oper mango pafre an.
l9g. 3enne npe Rarf ifal onlegges
poa ct slreol peb Sponemsaepiaouf.
ten paa Stranobeien. gnlGaget
ifal inoeboloe bel8 ct Barti, Der for.
ipnes meb Spaoieregnnge og Siooe.
plooie, bells ct 8arti, Der inSrettes
iom 2egeplabs for Smaabsru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
@rcpifobet .Splitcinbora. .

raao, 8obgforpaIter Citizen iratrG.
Der Den lite april 1908 Stiainaen
iom ansierer og 9p9ningsiorpalter
peo @reoifabet SoIiteinborg, bpiIfen
Stiaing onertages al 8obsiorpalter
Stteieu, 8ennersIrH6. SnIiiisraao
Citizen bebolber iuiOIerfib StiQin.
gen iom @oosiorbnIter, men tager
9opGl paa spielerupganro. jom ban
bar fisbt al 2eusgrebe SoIitein for
$1,000 SIR, bporui 5000 Sir. for
gei9tnins o. Snoeutar; 8aarben
bar los Cor. 9ano meo 111a Tor.
2ano Surtf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-26
REQUEST REFUSED.
Extension Of Water Main to the Re-
form School

The board of trustees of the Reform
School of the District of Columbia, who re-
Gently requested the Commissioners to ex-
tend the twelve-inch water main along the
Bladensburg road from Langdon lane to the
gateway Of the school, have been informed
that as funds for the purpose are not avail
able the request must be refused. Mr.. Will
liam NJ. Shuster, vice president and acting
president, June IL, wrote that at the time
of the fire which destroyed the main build
ing of the school about one year ago, the
fire department was necessarily very much
delayed in its efforts to save he building
by the long distance to the nearest District
water main.
THE new buildings now being erected"
he added. will require a more copious
water service and if the main be extended
this need may be adequately met. Report
ing to the Commissioners w. A. Mcfarland
superintendent of the water departments,
stated that the estimated cost of laying
LBS feet. more less. of twelve-inch
main along the Bladensburg road between
18th street and the school would cost S. 400
The total available assessment, it is stated,
is sI26.32.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-26
CONNECTING sUBwAYs
Commissioners Issue Permit for Work
Near CAPITOL

The Commissioners have granted permits
sion to the Rudolph 8. Blome Company
contractors, to tear up and cross streets in
the work Of connecting by subways the
United States Capitol building with the new
Senate office building and the House Of
Representatives office building. The work
1t is stated. Is to be done by the contract
ors wholly at their expense. They will also
have to pay the sum Of 81, 600 for expenses
incurred by the District in connection with
the construction Of the two tunnels Ad-
ditional sums, 1t is stated, will be paid from
time to time by the contractors II, in the
judgment of the Commissioners, II be-
comes necessary.
The work authorized contemplates the re-
moval OF curbs, sidewalks, roadway pave
ment and parking where necessary for the
work or construction of the tunnels in ac-
coruance with the plans of the superntend-
ent OF the Capitol building and grounds 1t
Is agreed to back-fil all trenches, cuts and
other excavations and to restore replace
ana renew the surfaces of the streets and
other portions OF the public space under the
Jurisdlction Of the Commissioners. No
blasting Is permitted and no explosives are
10 De stored upon the work. Special per-
mlts, 1t Is stated, will have to be procured
In each case If 1t is desired to use explo-
Aves Work. it is stated, will begin at an
early date and the contract completed be-
fore the opening session Of Congress in De-
cember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-26
The Fortune Teller.

The music which Victor Herbert supplied
Tor The Fortune Teller is some of the
best work that eminent composer ever did
and the book OF the same opera, by Harry
Is. Smith, presents as charming a story
and as much chance for the comedians as
any work ever evolved by that successful
norettlst. The music possesses a combina-
ton that never fails to attract all classes
OF amusement seekers, being both tuneful
and high class yet it has the appealing
quality that the popular taste demands
The Fortune Teller has been selected as
next weeks presentation by the Ai5orn
Opera Company at the New National The
alter. number of the same cast who
successfully rendered this delightful comic
opera here last will be seen again in the
same roles, including Grace Orr Myers in
the dual title role Of Musette and Irma, In
which she starred for two asons: Robert
Lett as Fresco, the ballet master, a comedy
character in which he has always appeared
to the best advantage, and Phil Branson in
the equally funny iDpersonation of Count
Behezowski, in which he is thoroughly in
his element "
Other popular members of the Aborn Or
ganlzatlon to be cast for appropriate roles
include Huntington May, who returns to
1 ,he personnel as Sander, with his gypsy
ioVe song and other numbers, in which his
excellent bass voice will be heard to graft
Tying advantage; Harold Blake in the tenor
role Of Ladislas, the dashing soldier lover
OF lrma; Irving Brooks, one of the most
ent day, specially engaged for the comedy
role of Boris; Edith Bradford who returns
latter a two weeks absence to assume the
part of Mile. Pom Pom, the French prima
Gonna, characterization in which she has
demonstrated her versatility in other cities
with Aborn organizations Blanche HYDE
as Rafael: c. w. Phillips, as General Kor,
gay and Mlllle Murray, as Wanda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-26
Will Hear Arguments.

The Commissioners informed the under
taking firm of Hindle Bay1iss. which ap-
piled for the right of way at all times for
their ambulance through the streets Of the
city, that they will receive any arguments
which may be submitted for amending the
police regulation which limits the right of
way upon the streets and avenues to hos
pital ambulances. Inspector r. H. Board
man, to whom the Commissioners referred
the request when received stated that he
could not recommend that the permit be
granted, because of the section in the regu-
lations which includes only hospital ambu-
lances. Drs. D. Olin Leech, F. o. Roman,
H. H. Barker, James F. Mitchell, F. j.
Kemp and o. r. Snider Endorsed the request
of the undertakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-26
The Rivals.

Edwin Arden's most pretentious offering
Of his entire summer season at the Be-
lasco Theater is scheduled for next week
beginning Monday night, when he will pre-
sent Sheridan's immortal comedy, 1.-The
Rivals" This great classic comedy, which
has stood the test of time for almost
century and a half, has not had an ade-
quate presentation in Washington since the
elder Jefferson played Bob Acres. In next
week s production Mr.. Arden will assume
this role, and those who have seen the re-
hearsals expect that Mr. Arden will achieve
the acting success of his entire summer
season in this role. There are so many
other excellent parts in 1.-The Rivals" that
the supporting company to the best pos
s!ble advantage Miss Amy Ricard who
has already scored a most favorable i'm
preston at the Belasco Theater by her
excellent work this week In "A Scrap of
Paper" will be seen as Lydia Languish, a
role in which her fine comedy instinct will
have full sway. Miss Alice Butler will be
Mrs. Malaprop, and all who are familiar
with her excellent work will expect an ad-
mlrable presentation of this wonderful part
charles Hammond will be seen as Captain
Absolute, and Edwin Fowler will be the Sir
Luclus OTrigger Edward Ellis will have
another great chance as Sir Anthony Abso-
lutte.
Mr. Arden will give the famous O d COM
edy most careful and artistic performance
with splendid costumes and staging 1t is
no small undertaking for a summer stock
company to prepare such a great play as
The Rivals and its production bv Mr.
Arden and his company is good indication
Of the high artistic aims of this splendid
organization. There will be the usual matt
nees Wednesday and Saturday and an extra
matinee Thursday, July t. An Innovation
at the Beasco is that all seats in the house
LOT all matlnees are now % cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-26
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Norfolk and Washington steamers for
Fort Monroe. Norfolk and jamestown
every evening at $50 and every morning
at o'clock.
Electric trains from 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue for Mount Vernon hourly
10 am. to pm. Arlington and Alexan-
dria every twenty minutes.
Cars from station at Aqueduct bridge for
Arlington. Fort Myer and Falls Church hall
hourly.
Ferry steamer Lackawanna to Alexandra
every hour and a half from am. to d
pm.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount
Vernon at 10 a. m. and 2:3O pm. and Tor
Marshall Hall. 10 am, 2;30 and 6:'5o pm.
Great Falls-Electrical illumination. mu-
sic and dancing afternoon and night. Cars
leave Great Falls and Old Dominion rail-
road station, Seth and NJ streets.
Chesapeake Beach trains leave District
line station 9:25 and IL am, $50, $40, I:io
and 945 pm.
Steamer st. Johns. for River View, leaves
It'll street wharf at 10 am. 2:15 and $50
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-26
ARE MAKING STRICT SEARCH
FRIENDS OF HENRY VOLKER AT
GLYMoNT TODAY.
Belief Expressed That tie Young Man
Was Drowned Another
Theory Advanced.

Officials of Gonzaga College and friends
of Henry Volker the college graduate,
who was last seen in his bathing suit Mon
day afternoon while at Glymont, as stated
In yesterdays Star, are considerably agi-
tated over the circumstances attending his
disappearance. Herman Volker, father Of
the young man, and number of friends
returned home from Glymont last night
without having obtained any definite in
formation. The crew Of the police boat
also returned home last night.
Maj Sylvester and Inspector Boardman
were consulted about the affair and they
directed that the police boat and crew re-
turn to Glymont this morning. The boat
left the wharf of the harbor precinct at
o:l5 O'Clock, having on board Fathers Kahn
and o Brien of St Aloysius Church Paul
Underwood and John Gross. who recovered
the body of John r. Page. the man who
was drowned Sunday. were taken along to
assist in the efforts to recover the body.
should it develop that young Volker was
drowned. Detective Trumbo was also
member of the party.
More than one version of the disappear
ance of the young man has been heard
by the police. 1t was reported by some
Of the colored excursonists at Glymont
Monday that they had a young man
answering to the description of Volker in
the woods short distance from the
ing suit and seemed to be wandering aim
lessly about the woods. Their story gave
rise to a report that Volker had probably
wandered away.
Mr.. Volker had hoped that his son had
merely missed the boat and that he would
return home later. All Monday night he
tried to believe that his son had not been
drowned, but after going to the excursion
resort yesterday and investigating the cir
cumstances he was forced to accept the
theory that the boy had lost his life in
the river.
The police boat it is thought. reached
Glymont about noon. Small boats enough
were taken to accommodate the members
of the crew and the two assistants who
were taken to assist in the WORK of drag
ging for the body. Detective Trumbo was
sent with the party by Maj. Sylvester to
make complete investigation of the affair.
While it is believed by the police officials
that the young man was drowned. it was
regarded best to have the detective
make diligent inquiry into the circum-
stances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-26
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ALARMS OF FIRE.
Members Of Department Have Hot
Weather Runs.

w. T. Coulter Of No. 10 engine company
fell through the roof of a building at the
Washington barracks yesterday afternoon
and received painful injuries to his nose,
arm and side. He was given surgical
treatment at the hospital on the grounds.
The fire was caused by sparks from brush
fire falling upon the shingle roof of one Of
the storage buildings. No. 13 engine COM
pany went to the scene in response to a
local alarm and eXtinguished the fire after
about $50 damage had been caused.
No. 1G engine company responded to
local alarm this morning about 3 O'Clock,
because of a blaze in the kitchen of the
lunch room of w. H. Amiss, 1905 D street.
A pan of grease on the range caught fire.
The blaze threatened the destruction of the
building, but the firemen soon had it under
control and only about 500 damage re-
suited.
slight blaze occurred in the chimney at
the house of John Hill, 1922 4th street.
last night about II o'clock The occupants
became alarmed and summoned No. truck
company. A few minutes after the firemen
reached the house the blaze Was ex-
tinguished. No damage was caused.