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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

SNAP SHOTS.
Has anybody seen the comet?
Pumpkin pie Is getting ripe.

III AZ auyDDiy seen Tue COhct'
Pumpkin pie Is getting ripe.
September il on the home stretch.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Is
absolutely free from any oDiate or mar,
cotic. Contains Honey and Tar. Sold
by FelJmeger Bros. Druggists
THE Thanksgiving turkey IL being
fattened.
DU~Ask for Punch Card.
Stove men are busy getting fur
naces and stoves ready for winter.
Life is joke to the girl with the
dimple
DeWist's Little Early Risers, reIia
ole little pills. Recommended by
FeldmeYer Bros, Druggists
some people come to grief and
others wait for it to oyertake them.
IN Don I forget TO ask your merchant
II he keeps the Punch Cards,
In picking winners be sure you
don't pick them before they are ripe.
Eat what You please and take ~.
tie Kodol Eor Indigestion after yoi
meals. IL digests what you eat. ~.
~ Feldmcyer Bros. Druggists.
Policemen and firemen naturally
pay for their clothes at uniform rate.
H63-The Oldest and best known
Photographers IN Baltimore City. the
TrainorE, have opened a new Gallery
in this City, located at y Francis
street IN the Advertiser building.
Only a blockhead would constantly
20 around with chip on his shoulder.
When the cold winds dry and crack
the skin yet DcWitt's Witch Hazel
salye. sold by Feldmeyer Bros, Orig.
gista
focal a girl q pearl doesn't neces-
saIIly mean that you want 10 string
her.
Possibly the woman'e head on our
COINS IL there 10 demonstrate that
money talks.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
GOUNTY'S BREEZY budget
NEWS HAPPENINGS IN THE
SUBURBS
Items OF Interest From Eastport- Ger
manf0wn and West Annapolis
EAsTPoRT


PASSPORT while not on the map IS still
on the move, for from inquiries made
by your correspondent this week, not
one Of our business enterprises is IN
prodtible. Moreover. our village is
peaceful, as our police officer has not
been called upon for the pas; week From
the following items, you viii see just
what we are doing ia our community.
Mr.. r. q. Meade j. busily pushing
through some contracts to completion.
The new home Of Mr Lewis Wilmington
is nearly ready for occupancy Il Is
notable for its exterior beauty and con
venicnt intcrios arrangement.
Mr.. Charles Carlson is making good
progress with his home on Burnside
Avenue.
Mrs. Louis Mayo entertained her
Sunday School class In the NJ. i. Church
hall last night. The little ones were
happy with ice cream, cake and confec-
tioncry, and they in turn made the older
folks happy by acting as hosts to all
corners. They did this so roaYally that
they paid for their own treat and added
mug sum to the class fund. Mas. Mayo
ssesses a splendid Christian character
] aDounds continually In good works.
The oyster packing firm Of Rawlings
aud Atwell will have full force Of
shnckers at work within week. This
season they have better facilities than
ever for the prosecution Of their grow
ing business. The firm Is prosperous
because It is composed Of honest and
industrious young men.
We hail with gladness the two strong
letters coming to US from the pens Of
men 80 prominent az educators and
ministers, the one published In the
Republican Of Saturday. from Prof
Almond, principal Of the Anne Arundel
Academy, and the one published In the
Capital OF Thursday, from the Rev.
Thomas T.. Holloway, Of Annapolis,
both shouting the battle cry Of aroused
dcccncy against the great foe Of the
home, the church. and the state. We
trust that other teachers and ministers
will quickly join them in leading the
people 10 battle and to victory over a
foe whose one achievement Is TO pour
out evil continually.
Oliver w. Stewart, Of Illinois, will speak
In Annapolis on Tuesday, next on tenn
percncc. The address will be delivered
IN the Court House and We trust that the
attendance will be such ~ the presence
Of the great speaker would warrant.
There will be other interesting features
Of the programme and admittancc -
free.
Mr.. w. NJ. Terry, lately appointed a
watchman At the Naval Academy, with
his family, has moved to Annapolis.
Miss Eta Morris Is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

West Annapolis can nov boast nearly
two score houses. Tie latest additions
were three residenccs-two at Horse
Shoe Point, including Prof. sieyens's
handsome cottage, and one near the
Government Grounds, erected by Mrs.
w. r. Thomas, of There Is a store. a
Sunday School, a public school and
occasional church services in the village.
The beautiful building sites along the
Severn are now attracting great atten-
ton, and when the electric railroad gives
frequent trains. and, II is 10 be hoped,
cheaper fares, the sale Of lots and the
erection Of buildings will be increased.
West Annapolis is healthful and has an
orderly population, and, close to the
Government Grounds, is sure to feel the
impulse Of the constant improvements
that will be made from time to time On
public property. What IS needed Is a
post-oficc or sub.station 10 the Anna
polls Office. This will come in time, and
Il is to be hoped in not far distant
period
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

wednesdays aud saturdays only.
fv. Annapolis, 3 s. p N Ar. Baltic. 10 30 p m
ty gqto n IS p1a Ar. Annapolis, y 90 p m
8. wIIs0S BROWA, Manager.
X. b. BROWN, 9. r. q +. Agent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
GERMANT0wS

Officer james 3. Crawford, Of German
town is quite sick az his home lie IS
attended by DIR. Pnryis Of Annapolis.
Thomas J. Sweeney is acting deputy in
his stead.
Thursday September 18Th. fight oc-
cured on the Parole road between Alex
Trimmer and George Dorsey (col.) Dorsey
got the better Of Trimmer In the fight.
They were arrested by Officer Crawford
and tried before Justice Lee. Dorsey was
found 500 and costs and Trimmer. for
disorderly manner upon a public high
way, was found $500 and costs. Both
paid and were released.
William Nil was tried before Justice
Lee fer being disorderly and found 81 o.
and cots.
Harry Cox was found for assault and
battery on Joshua Ireland, to tho
amount Of 800, which be paid.
Della Dorsey was arrested upon =
warrant sworn ont by Mamie Johnson
for being disorderIy and found $500 and
costs BY Justice Lee.
A delightful evening vas spent By
those who attended the lawn fete held
Tuesday at The residence Of Mr.. George
Basil at Germantown. The children
worked faithfully and thoroughly enjoy.
ed II. A slight shower toward the close
Of the evening sent all into the home Of
Dir. Basil, but It was soon over and al
reached home in safety. Those who
took part were. Cake and confectionery
table, Ruth Crutchley and Helen FlseleF
/ candy tree. Doris Chase. Roberta Lyonl
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
STATE or ONO, Cry or TOLEDO [ =,
LucAs COUNTY.

Frank J. Chensy makes oath that he
5 senior partner Of the firm Of + J..
Cheney & Co.. doing business in the
City Of Toledo. ounty and State afore-
said, and that sal firm will pay the sum
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case Of Catarrh that cam
not be cured BY the use Of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK I. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. ID. 1886.
nm A. W. GLEASON.
u5EAL.) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and MUG
Gus snrfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY. Toledo, 0.
Sold BY all Druggists. &c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consii.
patton. .
For Sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City
Drug Store. DEE
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

and Eleanor Steward. peanut table. Doris
Ehomas, Olivia and Emma Lyons, lem
onade table. Lillian Basil and Mary
Walsh; postcards. Jerome Saaiths ice
cream, Esther and Ncator CTutchley.
Helen and Stella Trott. Rhea Smith Lily
Cantler, May Hook. Margaret Russell
and Julia Walsh.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
a ~. GlEASON.


The Helpers League OF 81. Martins
German Lutheran Church will give q
salad supper on next Wednesday, Oct
ober 3, III the lower room Of the church.
A delicious menu will be served,
including salads Of all kinds. Tickets
for the supper are = cenls. Every
body is invited
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

Mothers who give their children
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup IN.
sarlably indorse 1t. Children like +
because the taste IS pleasant. Con
Eains Honey and Tar. Conforms TO the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold By Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28
.1YnRK RTVFR LTNF. =

ELEGANT PASS wrrgwR STEAMERS for
"cMAEE0IEk aud .hALk1MOfh
For WEST POINT and RICHMOND, VA.
ssteamars leave Baltimore daily except
-urgnyl ~ ~ nt.nn0 arrive west Point
nfIf5a. ia. aud Richmond at 8.21 o. M
steamers leaving Baltimore on Mondays,
Wednesdays. ar fridays anu leaving " est
Point ON tuesdays, Thursdays, ana Satur-
d1vs. can az Gloucester Point Clements
aud Almonds. ane steamers leaving BAT
tlrsloro on TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Safur-
DAYS and West Point on Mondays N ednes-
DAYS and Fridays call ~ AerAtoMn anu
clay sank weather permiftins.1
ssrV AnfWRs TlEAVE BALTIMORE FROM
PIERS Is ANnI8 iIGHf 81. WHARF.
Through tickets 70 al polnts may be Sc
cared baggage chcrkcd and st2teroons re-
nervQl nom the CitY fieEel once, w ~.
Baltimore street. ARTHUR ". ROBSON
Agent. IL p Baltimore street. or the Icuer-
al Offices. $50 Light 81. Baltimore NO.
REUREN FOSTER y 3. CAloAt
f3.n sfnua-ar Gaa. pass. AHan
4. a. McDANN EL ASST gen Pass AEsnt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

Bur Chamberlain's Collie. CholcEs
aud Dinrrhoca Kennedy Cured
Him.

II Is with pleasure that ] give yoa tAi-
unsolicited testimonial. Ahouf year az,
when / had 4 severe case cf naeaslss 1 zut
caught out in 4 hard rain and the neasies
settled in nly stomach and bcwels. ! bad
an awful time and had il not been for the
use Of Chaalberiain's Cole, Cholsrz and u
arrhoea Remedy ! could not have possibls
lived but Afew hours longer, bad sharks q
this remedy am now strong and sch
have written the above through staple <rais'
tude and I shall alwavs speak 8 good wori
for this remedv.-SAsf II. GwTS. Concord.
Ga. For sale ~ Fsidmsyer Bros. Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-28

CHESAPEAKE LINE. .

ELEGANT PASSENGERS COLUMBIA
AND AUGUSTA"
For OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
DIX, VA.
steamers leave Baltimore daily except
= rndavl al $50 - IN. aud arrive old al Point
q 1mfart $40 ga. "a. and Norfolk at 90 ~ hl.
w1era connection IS made win Lne Kali
west
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
LAST NIGHT AT THE
LOCAL PLAYH0USES
Chase's-An Attractive Bill of ALI
around Vaudeville.

The new bill at Chases, which opened
yesterday afternoon to a large audience,
is a fine entertainment OF novelty and
fun. There is a little music, little sing
ing, good many jokes, a little acrobat-
les, and some acting, and altogether
there is an olio that keeps one interested
| thoroughly from start 10 finish.
Perhaps the best act on the bill, because
the most interesting and novel. is that
presented by Cameron and Flanagan,
called "On and on" They come on in
act In blaek-face. and they leave the
stage in row. The curtain goes up and
diseloses the interior Of the stage dressing
room, and the two black-face actors re-
move their makeup and get into their
street clothes. all the time keeping up a
running fire of very clever dialogue 1t
Is clever because it is about as nearly the
real thing as could be expected on the
stage. The act is full Of fun and it Won
lots Of applause.
Miss May Tully and her company heads
the bin in a sketch called stop, Look
and Listen" a rather stereotyped story
of a country girl who wants to go 10
New York 20 get on the stage. and who
is dissuaded by an actress who Is strand
ed in the country town. and who knows
the business backward. During the prog
ress Of the sketch Miss Tully does some
very clever work. and her limitations were
remarkably good. but the sketch Is not
any too well constructed. The greatest
funmaker on the bill is julius Tannen,
the monologist. This young actor has
increased in power very much In the past
season, and he has won the right 70
stand with the leading single entertain
ers in the business. He has developed
decided and distinct manner of his own;
his jokes are new, and his manner Of
reeling them of IS inimitable No other
act on the bill caused as much genuine
laughter as HIS lie winds Up with imita-
tons Of famous players. and has added
many new ones to his repertoire, all OF
which he does well. though, OF course.
his De Wolf Hopper Is stiIl his master
piece
The show opens with the Riggoletti
Brothers. who do acrobatlc stunts on an
aerial ladder. Their act Is pleasing, the
feats they perform difficult, and 1t Is
good opening act. Wynn and Lewis. as
two college boys. do q good song and
dance act. and the Petchings are doing
the same musical sketch they have used
for a long time. II pleases. though. as
both performers are skilled musicians.
The other sketch on the bill. "A Shine
Filtration, by Beatrice Mckenzie. Wal
Ter Shannon q Co, IS mediocre. It
has some bright dialogue furnished by
Wilbur D. Nesbit, and the two leading
players can sing, but somehow the mate
rial In the act which is well staged, does
not seem 10 hang together very well.
The performance ends with a series Of
good and funny pictures by the vita
graph.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
BoSWORTH IS CHAMPION.
Wins Title at National Rogue
Tournament.

Norwich. Conn. Aug. 26-It was not
until late this afternoon that the National
Rogue championship was decided, The
entire day being spent in playing off the
triple tie
To determine the winner OF the cham
pionship and second place. It was neces-
sary to play seven games. with tie re-
suit that Bosworth. OF New London. won.
defeating Clark. of Springfield, and VII
liams. Of Washington, two games each.
Bosworth administered a shut-out TO
Williams, and so did Clark Williams,
however. took one game from Clark.
causing a tie for second place. but
Clark won out on the play-Off
Harold Bosworth. the winner of the
national championship Is but eighteen
years old. and has played in the national
tournament four years. being in the first
division three summers. Last year he
was tied for the championship. but lost
II to Howard. of Washington, who failed
TO defend Ii this year.
Clark. the winner OF second place, is
but fifteen years old, and plays a strong
game
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
WOODWARD
G. LOthrOp.
New YOrk-Wa Washington-Paris.
During the heated term the store will
close at 5 o'clock Saturdays at L
Women'S
White PetticOatS.

CEVERAL items in Women's
- Cambria and French Percale
~ Petticoats, variously trimmed
with laces, embroideries, ruf1es,
&c. Items of interest for every
woman, selected from a complete
stock that is so broad as to embrace
every known conception of style
and price. And the prices, quality
and style considered, are the lowest
possible to quote.
Pstticoats Of Cambsic, trimmed with 'un O. oo
tucked lawn raies. Each..--...-.--..-...-.p1 y .OO
Pettiooats Of Cambric. trimmed with Ct IN
nounces Of lace OF embroidery. Each.......V y 1sJV
Psttieoats Of Cambric, trimmed with
lawn hounces finished With embroidery or c1 zE
lace. Each. p IL y
Petticoats OF French percsle, trimmed 60 m
with hand-embroidered scallop Each.-.....OGsOO
Pstticoats Of Cambric, trimmed with fun lawn
Aounces, finished with val
enclennes lace OF WIDE ruf-QO or GO TE
&c Of embroidery. Each. .UEsZO d1U pGsE -
Third foor-Eleyenh St
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
MRS. SHOEMAKER PLEASED.
Rejoices over the Recovery of Her
Jewels.

Mrs. Dolly Shoemaker. wife OF J. f.
Shoemaker. secretary and treasurer Of
the Washington Bill Posting Company.
is duly grateful 20 Miss Florence Totham.
niece Of Mrs Elizabeth McCauley. of
20S2 Columbia road. 10 whom the re-
covery Of 5000 worth Of jewels lost by
Mrs. Shoemaker In the Willard Hotel
Saturday evening is due
Miss lothian. after s?eD6ing the after
noon at the theater. stopped In the VIII
lard Hotel on her way home 10 wash
her hands and noticed several rings on
the wash stand in the women's recep-
ton room. Not knowing what dispo-
sition to make Of them she took them
home and gave them TO her aunt for
safe keeping. The next day upon learn
ing that the rings were the property Of
Mrs. Shoemaker, she Immediately re-
turned them 70 the owner.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27

TO the tune Of patriotic airs, the hoot-
ing, whistling, and stamping OF feet by
the gallery gods. and the applause Of the
moro staid occupants OF the orchestra.
Washington's new theater, The Gayety.
opened its doors for the first time yester-
day afternoon TO a capacity house.
To the ''Bowery Burlesquers'' was given
the honor Of opening the house. "On the
Bowery,' The Sculptors Studio" and
The Essex Market Police Court" three
musical farces, and a quartet Of special
ties comprise the entertaining features on
the programme.
The audience was most enthusiastic, and
roundly applsuded the efforts OF the diff
ferent members OF the company. Ben
Jansen, as Isaac Clozinsk. a Hebrew
running for judge, was the star performer
on the bill, and succeeded IN keeping the
house in an uproar during the entire per-
formance.
The great ChaTmion, who VIII be well
remembered for her performance with
the old Empire burlesque stock company
here some years ago, aroused much inter-
est in her act by distributing her wear
ing apparel among the audience. Arthur
and Ethel Miller have a decided novelty
in graceful whirlwlnd dancing that was
refreshing. The two Racketts have a
good song and dance turn. and Carmelita
d 'Elcedere gave an excellent picture
novelty.
The interior Of the theater presents a
most inviting appearance. The general
color scheme is dark red with white and
gold decorations, while an immense chan
delieT is suspended from the ceiling.
glowing with a myriad OF lights. Red
carpet covers the floors, and the seats are
upholstered in green leather.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
C. L. U. SWELLS STRIKE FUND.
AppFOpriates 5000 to Aid Telegraph
ers in Their Controversy.

Two hundred dollars was appropriated
by the Central Labor Union at last nights
meeting to swell the strike fund Of the
Telegraphers' Union. When Delegate
Feeney made a motion that this sum be
appropriated. there was not a dissenting
voice, and it was carried unanimously.
Delegate Beattie, International Vice Pres
ident of the Telegraphers' Union, gave
thanks for the telegraphers in a brief
speech
It was reported by Mr.. Feeney. as
chairman Of the Labor Day committee,
that preparations for the big celebration
at a nearby amusement park were com
plete. and that the children's chorus
would hold its last rehearsal next Satur-
day, when tickets would be distributed to
its members.
Delegate Roberts. chairman OF the label
committee. reported that Max Morris. Of
the executive council OF the American
Federation Of Labor, whoshad charge Of
the label exhibit at the jamestown Expo
sition, had expressed his confidence that
the entire label exhibit would be brought
to this city to be put up here for a short
time upon the close of the exposition
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

army
second Infantry
CaIa fEIER MURRAY Eighteenth Infantry. de
Jailed QuartemasteT's Department
capt, WILLIAM WEIGEL. infantry, UNASSIGNED 70
Eighteenth Infantry.
FTlFate FRANK W. JOHNSTON. Couuanv ID Ser.
enth Infantry, Government Hospital for the In.
sane Washington, viii De discharged without
honor from the army by the Adjutant General a
the army. by reason 0f desertion
fost Quarermaster Sergt. JOHN c. CHRISTI
PHEL. from Fort Apache To Fort Lavtor: for
temporary duty relieving Post Quarternaster
sergt- JOHN T. LEFEY Err. who viii proceed To
Fort Lise7In, relieving Post Quarteunaster sergt
FRANK 4. BURGESS. who will proceed IN
Fort Lawton. relieving Post Quarennaster Sergt
JOHN C. CHRISTOPHEJ. who will proceed Ia
Fort Casey
Recruit NORMAN I. RHOADS. cavalry. recruit
depot, Columbus Barracks transferred TO Hospi-
tai Corps as private, to General Hospital. Wash
inst0n Barracks fer duty with CCiapany c. Hos
pital Corps
Capt JERRY C. SPRTNCSTEAD, First Infaptrv-
Kansas National Guard. 20 Infantry and Cavalry
School Fort Leayenworth
Private JOSEPH J. PETRIE. Tenth Recruit Com
pany, recruit depot, Columbus Barracks. dis
charged from the army.
Squadron SeTgt. Maj. TOM BROWN. Ninth CAY
airy placed on retired list
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
AIDS ENLISTED MEN
Army and Navy Union Wants
Their Pay Increased.
SENTIMENT IS UNANIMOUS
Matter Taken Up at Meeting Of the
Union Last Night-ROOsevelt Gar
rison Adopts Plan for nm Execu-
tive Council I'd Handle Its Af-
fairs in the District of Columbia.

Sentiment was unanimous IN favor Of
increased pay for the enlisted men of
the army among the speakers at the
meeting of the Col Theodore Roosevelt
Garrison, No. "A, Army and Navy Union.
held at the G. A. r. Hall last night.
Among those who spoke IN advocacy
of the advance in pay were Senior Vice
Commander C. W. Black, Of Porter Gar
rison: Commander E G. Burch, of
Roosevelt Garrison; William A. Hickey.
Van A. Zahn, George L. Snider. and NJ.
A. Kubatz. late of the United States Engi-
ncer Corps.
Capt Maurice Curry, OF Kit Carson
Post, G.. A. r., who has the distinction Of
attending every national encampment of
the G. A. r. since It's organization, was
the principal speaker of the meeting,
which was largely attended. He told Of
his campaigning with Ben. Butler, and
created much laughter when relating the
stories OF the great war general
Roosevelt Garrison acted favorably upon
the proposition to form an executive
council OF six members from each OF the
local garrisons to pass upon all questions
Of interest pertaining TO the District of
Columbia branch Of the Army and Navy
Union. 1t was also decided to pay a fra
ternal visit 20 Porter Garrison September
s, and assist In the muster of a large
number Of recruits.
Beginning Monday, September ?. Labor
Day, lawn fete VIII be held by the Ad-
miral Porter Garrison and the Georgiana
Porter Ladies' Auxiliary, at Twelfth
street and Lincoln Park southeast. The
affair viii continue through the Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings following. Ad-
dresses each day viii be one Of the fea-
lures OF the programme, with a balloon
ascension as an added attraction
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
The Lyceum-The DreamIand Bur
Iesquers.

Dave Marion, the popular song writer
and eccentric comedian, heads a clever
company, The Dreamland Burlesquers. az
the New Lyceum this week Newport. -
a nonsensicaI conglomeration Of pretty
girls in gaudy costumes, much tuneful
music, and comedy. is the vehicle that Is
used to exploit the talent of Mr.. Marion.
and it serves its purpose. sandwiched be.
tween the two extrayaganzas is an olio
which was exceptionally good. 1t consists
OF the Erie sisters in singing and dane
Ing skit; Barnes and Lawrence, excellent
singers; Dave Marion and Harry Fox in
sketch called Something Somewhat
Different, and the three Hanlons in a
very difficult acrobatic feat, which was
easily the feature.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
Army and Nnvy Neun.

Henry Stenffsteben, who arrived at New
York from Havre yesterday, has reached
Washington in response 10 an invitation
from the Navy Department. Stenffsteben
IS submarine mine expert, and has In
vented an improved mine, which he has
submitted to the Navy Department for
sale. He win demonstrate it under the
supervision Of naval ordnance officers.
probably of the Naval War College at
Newport