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The Washington herald., 1907-10-09
IRYING WILLIAMsoN. soIEIle-

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. sarah a. Stearus vs. The Unknown
Heirs OF DeTisgCs Of Mathew Collins Equity No.
alla Docket 60-The object Of this suit is 90 esab-
lsh title IN the complainant by adverse possession
10 part OF lot IN square 7si Washington. D. g..
rs described IN the bill. On motion Of complainant
hy LIVING Williamson. her solicitor il is this 9Th
day Of August. 1867 ordered that the unknown heirs
or devlsee5 Of Mathew Collins cause their appearance
70 be entered herein the first rule day occurring
after the expiration Of three months from this date
otherwise this cause viii he proceeded with as in
Case Of default Provided a copy Of this order be
published once a week for three successive weeks
during the first month and twice a month for the
balance Of the time in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald. JOB BARNARD.
Justice true copy-Test: fSeal.l J. r. YOUNG,
Clerk By F. Z. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk
au' p, ,sei,ls.o oc2.l6
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
f1mbia. holding a Probate Court No. I3575. Ad-
ministratiCn-This is TO give notice: That the sub
scriber. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Colum-
bla letters q administration @ {. a. on the estate
Of Sarah !. Lewis. late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having Claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated TO
the subscriber. OF before the SD DAY or
OCTOBER. A. d. 1905: otherwise they NAV by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my band this 7th day Of October 1907
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, by GEORGE E. FLEMING. Sec
retary- Attest; lSeai} JAMES TANNER, Register
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk 0f the
Probate Court. GEO E. FLEMING. Attorney.
oc9l
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MISCELLANEOUS SALE.

FOR SALE-SOSiE OF THE BIGGEST PIANO
bargains OF the year are being offered here now
A f-w new pianos are being closed out, and every
used plano IN the house Is offered at a sacrifice
price New Hardman uI-iEhts for So $3.50 and
$3.50; new NcPhaI pianos for so and $50 Among
the used pianos are-Kuabe $50; Stief, $50; Ca
bier. $50; Gordon, SIS. kimbau Sl50 Emerson.
$50 Bailey, Si'5- Easy payments. o. J. DeMOLL
q CO.. 1871 - st. rw
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TYPEWRITERS.

BLICKENDERFER 40. Z; NEN; COST SO;
rrice ouiy S6Z WELLINGTON OFFICE 553
Ilth 81. Nv. ocs-sJ
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PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE ROOF
ing. Green Slate Roofing, Copper Roof
ing and Skylights. Office Of Building for
National Museum Library Of Congress,
Washington, d. G.. September 30, l90I.-
Separate sealed proposals for furnishing.
delivering. and putting in place complete
the roof covering. comprising re-enfOrced
concrete or other lTeprOOf material, sheet
copper work, and skylights and for fur
nishfng green roofing slate for tlre new
building for the National Museum, in this
city, viii be received at this Office until ,
o'clock p. m. on THURSDAY, October =.
1901. and publicly opened immediately
thereafter. Specifications and other IN
formation furnished on application BER-
NARD r. GREEN. Superintendent OF
Construction. Oc12.Z&91415,16
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

HAVE YUU8- UPHOLSTERING DONE By AS
expert at moderate cost. BOX s.. Herald once
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-s06 I7TH ST; TWO LARGE COM
municating sec5Ud-story front Office rooms: heat.
light and service. Apply on premises oc5f
FLEMING BUILDING. lHg G. ST. NV; RENO
va-ed throughout is, floor suitable for stock broker
OF real estate. also excellent office rooms with best
OF jauIt0T service. no extras jvZ5-u
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TICKETS,

REDUCED RATES To ALL POINTS AT
SPLIEnT'S TICKET OFFICE
1885 S. uw. Phone NJ 4I35
Tickets and Mileage Bought and Sold.
--~7 70-
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MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, PIANOS. az. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially.
A4o. suZpu
SAUNDERS EXPRESS, PHONE 3s7s-PACK-
ing. shipping. moving carpets cleaned &c sll Ilth
srZl-3lt
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FOR SALE SUBURBAN.

HERE Is AN INyESTMENT-7O ACRES OF
rich land, cultivated large colonial style house q
many rooms. aud outbuildings % acres more oi
wood can be added. can bc sold as q whole or IN
secn0ns. $1,000 for the improved $3.50 for all
Long time terms. On steam trolley. and boulevard
WILLIAM DE MOTTE 0c39
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AUTOMOBILES,

AUTO TIRES - HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL
makes irstgrade Diamond, Goodrich Ajax, Fisk,
Dunlop; fresh from factory weekly; prices greatly
reduced: secOnd-grsde tires and seconds less than
half price: quick emergency tire repairs made at
little cost; rctreading and Yulcanizing JONES
AUTO TIRE WORKS, 6526A Z. Phone Main 1856
se2l-sa.nio tul2t
FIRsT-CLAss LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAR;
only used short time; Will sell very reasonable
Address BOX l3l. Herald ofie au3-1
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LEGAL NOTICES,
E. II. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIC

Attonsys
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding District Court In &c
condemnation Of land IN parcels 392 522. and
Clifton for right 4 way for a trunk sewer,
District Court, NJ. 1I3.-Upu consideration 4 she
PETITION Of the Commissioners Il The District Of
Columbia filed in she above entitled cause. and on
motion II counsel fer the said Commissioner. It IS
hy The court, this 1th day of October 4. ID. 1907.
ordered that the clerk Of the court issue citation
a. John Higgins. Robert B. Higgins Frank Hig
gins, Mar Higgins. Amelia Higgins. and Margaret
Weieh, Rockville, Maryland Fannie Barnard Rich
ara Barnard. William Barnard. Joseph b. Barnard.
Robert I. Barnard Frank Barnard. john Barnard,
Caroline Barnard. and Kate Barnard. II Sloane.
Iowa; Jjnnlc stone. john Stone. Robert Stone, and
William Stone. BugltWoUd. ID. c.. IhC0dosia Ham
it0u. Lutharyllio. Nd John J. Barnard the Port
ner Washington. d. c.; Edward Barnard. George
r Barnard Scranton. Pa: Lawrence &. Barnard.
crawford. Colo; MoutTGse Barnard. WikesbaTsC.
Pa; Frederick Barnard. Hamilton. Ohio, Eleanor
Partridge Fort Collins. Colo. Robert J. Cis-
sci. Elizabeth. y. j.. Eebacca c. CCIron. Scranton.
Pa; Maurice Adler and James Elreuou. Washing
ton. ID T., 20 appear IN this court Cu the 18Th
DAY OF OCTOBER. 4. ID. l9Js 40 10 O'Clock
a. m, 70 answer the said petition and 20 show
cause why the prayers thereof should be granted
and why the rights Of way through parcels 392 5Z2
ana Clifton, more particularly described in the
petition fled herein. should not be condemned for
the purpose oi providing right Of way for a trunk
sewer through the aforesaid parcels II land II is
ilriaer ordend. that a cDpy of said citation be-
served by the United States MARSHAL for the Dis
trct of Columbia upon such owners of the land
sought TO be condemned herein and such persons
interested therein as may he found by the said
marshal. or his deputies within the District of
Columbia. and II is further ordered that all per
sons having any interest IN these proceedings be-
and they are hercbI warmed and required TO ap-
pear u this CONT or before the said 2std tay
d October. A d. 1907. % answer the said peti-
tiou aud 90 continue iu attendance until the court
-hau have made IT'S final order, rstifyiuR and con
rlmlng the award and report of the commissioner
70 he appointed By the court % aUpmise the value
OF the respective interests NJ all persons concerned
IN the land and premises mentioned and described
ID the Aforesaid petition Il IS further ordered that
a CuIy Of this order D. published oucg ln the
Washington Law Reporter. and on SIX secular days
IN the Washington Evening star. the Washington
Post. and The Washington Herald newspapers pub
lished IN the said District before the said 2stb day
Of October A. y. 1907. By the court JOB BAR
NARb, Justice. true copy-Tes-; lSealJ J. r.
YOUNG. Clerk. By +. L. CUNNINGHAM Assist
ant CLERK ocs9I0.uEH
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-JIU , u.
ANNAPOLIS. weekdays. 500 a. n, I2.J5 noon.
SO, 61t J. N. sundays 20 a, ". 20 j. q.
"EN EHI HOUR On The HOUR"
tWeekdays, " :. u. t. 10 p NJ
10 BALTIMORE
1000 'II50 a. m., lZN1 noon. fl2sl5. ltJ, 81
'2N0 800. 800 $50 & 05 = :i5. = -. I5s5. 90
tJ1J. $50. u o. 80 1880. 'IOOJ, ia. - n
ii 50 =. II.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. -9,l0 a m, = -, 80 ?. n.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE
- 10 a. no. - f5 p. H., -lZ.0 night
PITTSBURG. 's:l0 8. n. ~. -gl0 2. u. 'lZ3s
night.
CLEVELAND. $40 D. r.
COLUMBUS SO p. N.
WHEELING. s3.l0 d NJ. 30 p n.
WINCHESTER. fe:i0 a. n, taos 800 p n
FREDERICK. 80 fTl9 ss-l5 a. m. ~. I8'VS
SIS
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 a. m, f5.0 ?. II
Daily Except sunday sSunday only.
Reservation 0f Sleeping Par.nT Car space ratst
q fare. &c. VII be qu.ckly furnished 81 IEl4E,
PHONE az al Of the following Ticket D5ces- l4il -
81. nv. Telephone Main l5sI; 6ls Pgnnsy wanna
Ave Telephone Nsn rs station, NeW JsI@ey, Ate-
snd st.-Ticket Orice. Telephone East esii Infor-
nation Bureau. East IA
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t1mp!aInauts.
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. james I. Hlaiy et al. vs. Francis
Cunningham et al. No Z7-.1 Equity docket. No.
bl-IEc object Of this suit Is 20 sell lot A. ~ block
s. of Howard tniyersity's subdivision O.: bingham
place. recorded 10 lber District No. J. folio
'e.- and II. n the records 0f the Office Of the sur
'syor of the District Of Columbia for the purpose
G pdrtIt0uiug the proceeds among the heirs ot
James a. Cunningham deceased. ON motion 0f the
c7mpaiuauts, 10 is on this sth DAY Of October 1877
ordered that The defendants, Francis Cunningham,
Elizabeth Graham Ellen McGoVau. Bridget Gun
bingham. John Cunningham. Mary Cunningham.
Bee A. Cassidy. John Cassidy Patric. Cassidy
james J. Cassidy. Francis CASSIDY, Lizzie O'Hars.
Margaret Burke. james Lyons. Francis Lyons
Arthur Lyons Michael Lyons Myles Lyons. Hugh
Lyons. Bridget McMouuv. Man B0-au Cecilia
NcEenau Michael Cunningham. John s. Gun
uingham. William Gum -Elan. James Cunning
ham, Kate Kenyon. and Maggie smith cause their
appearance 10 De- entered herein oa oT before tile
tortlgtl day. exclusive of SUNDAYS and Issal h1i-
day., occurring after the day ~ tEe frsl puh.Icl-
ton ~ this order otherwise tie cause Viii Boz
proceeded with as IN case 0i default. This order
shall Bee published ig The WASHINGTON Herald and
the Washington Law Reporter once in each of three
successive weeks. By the court. ASHLEY NJ
GOULD. Justice. True couy-Test- JNO l.
YOUNG. Clerk By r. p. BELEW. Asst. CLERK.
te1 1913
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BIG VIEWING.

.uH rugs. dTOp p0slGl. NUNPAkEIL, - ttl Sc
00S5es
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BOARD WAIVED,

BOARD 1.-TWO MEALS and ROOM BY YOUNG
man IN respectable private family away from down
town portion. SIC. BOX 10 Herald Office 0cs2t
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PROPOSALS,

tee. L. s Department Of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C., October 8, I907.-Sealed
proposals will be received at this office
until 2 p. IN. OCTOBER IA. 1854, and then
opened. for furnishing and placing ap-
pr0Ximately 500 square yards OF sod, in
accordance with specifications copies Of
which may be obtained at the Office OF
the Building Committee. L. 5. Depart
ment Of Agriculture. B. T. GALLOWAY,
Chairman.
OCS9
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MONEY TO LOAN on d. c. REAL ESTATE
lowest rates Of interest; payments principal in
amounts Of SloO or more received at any interest
period THE f. d. SMITH CO., Bond Bldg 1855
y. y. ave iyl9-m. .f90t
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate on T. AZ and per cent interest; special
privileges with respect 10 prior payments TYLER
& RUTHERFORD (Inc.), 30 18th St NV. 0Cstf
MONEY to loan on real estate within the District
OF Columbia at lowest rates Of interest.
Geo. W. LinISfns, 500 18th st.
seIl-9f
MONEY TO LOAN-LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones at lowest rates Of in
terest. All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrOweTA MM. Il. SAUNDERS
COt !sG 81 1--WE oGn
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r. PRESTON sHEALEY. solicitor f5r Com
Vlailsuts.

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Agnes B. CUdmore ct al vs. John
J. CUdm0re 20 al No. E1L Equity Docket No.
5e-The object of ths suit is % obtain the sale q
lot li2 square 6l9 in the city Of Washington Dis
trict Of Columbia. improved by premises No 1916
North Capitol street, and Tor the purpose Of admin
isterng and paTtitioniUg the estate Of Charles p.
tudmoTc. decreased. on motion Of the complainant
II Is this Sth day Of OCtCber 4 d. 1907 ordered
that defendant, Jo1n J, Cudm0rc. cause his ap-
pcarance % be entered herein on or before the
torticth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal h0Ii-
days. occurring after the day Of the first publication
cf this order otherwise the cause VIII be proceeded
with in case Of default Provided a copy II this
order he published once week for three successive
weeks in The Washington Herald BY the court:
HARRY " CLABAUGH Chief Justice True
Seal JOHN r. YOUNG. CIek. By
WINS. F. LEMON. Assistant Clerk oc9l63
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EGOMS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE,
FURNISHED.

Cor "a and d sts nw. Well furnished rooms and
apartments: private 0aths; rates reasonable; tran
titnts taken; Qc up. be-u
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BERLIN. Solicitors
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding an Equity Court Francs
Wiuslow 20 al, Trustees. Complainant vs. The
Unknown Heirs. DerIseos. and AHeuees 4 Charles
u. Green and james Melvin. Defendants EQUITY
Ne -3ss5.-rhe object # this suit is % establish
ean.plslnan's utie b. adverse possession o. part 4
lot 6. square l3l2. beginning for tbc same on VI
street AZ point i2 feet east lf Thirty-frst street
and running thence cast on VI street . feet thence
north 1850 feet f0 an alley theucerw = feet and
thence south 1850 feet 90 the beginning. On motion
q The cCm1laiuants it is this 9Th day q Sertsm-
bCT. 1901 ordered that the defCUdlutz the unknown
heirs. deTIseCs. and ahenees Of Charles u. Green
and James Melvin, cause tbeiT appearance 10 be en-
tered herein before the first ue day occurring
after the expiration Of the period # publication
herein prescribed Otherwise the case win t. mo-
cCsded with as In case Of default. Provided this
order be published twice during the month a Sep
tember and twice during the month Of October
1897, before said return day. in the Washington Law
Reporter and IN The Washington Herald. 10 appear
ing 90 the crgrt upon cause shown that further
publication is unnecess3ry- WRIGHT. Justice. True
COUy-TCSJ. fSCaL) !. T. YOUNG. Clerk Ry
Nice. HAWhEN, Assistant CLERK. st-Z.0c7.I6
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Herald Branch Offices,

and forwarded promptly TO the main once
WOODWARD * LOTHROP-In Information Bureau.
GOLDENBERG S-Infomati0n Bureau.
WECHT q CO.-Cashicr'5 ONCE
PALAI5 ROYAL Kuclu OF information.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner ith St, r. l.
ave, AMI L 81. Hw.
lCLE COMPANY. -th and L SIS. nv.
DOM a NANFOEDS $ PHARMACY. corner n \.
ave. and North capitol ST. NV
IOHNSTON'S PHAl;MACY. I22l y j. ave. Nv.
s. kANN. SONS * Collaboration Bureau
HAS. J. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY 6th and
East Capitol SIS.
7. p. WELLEE'S PHARMACY 35s4 NJ St
ATKINSON'S 5 PHARMACY Ilth and q SIS. nW.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and q SIS. NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, lst and SIS.
NAAIPBELL'S PHARMACY. 18th and Park SIS nv
kENESAW PHARMACY. Nj Pleasant sEd Irving
SIS. uW
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE l3th and SIS. NV.
TANLOitS PHARMACY. gth and 2 SIS. NV
kENEli'S PHARMACY 9th and SIS. NV
McCHESNEY a JOACHIM. ID and E SIS. ne
". a. TAYLOR. c1uiectouer go 5tl ST. Sc.
ALEXANDRIA.
GEO. W. PETTEY. SO King street.
NEW YORK.
la COSTE & MAXWELL. Nassau -Beekman Bldg
CHICAGO
la COSTE & maxwell. Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITl
H. S. WALLACE, cur. Atlantic and " c. ayes
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent TO Der cent On d. e. real estate.
Every consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main 5o62 A7 street n. IS.
mhf3-tf
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PAWHBROKERS,

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches diamonds and j5weiry.
LOUIS ABRAHAAlS.
Bonded lTTkgT As Ninth ST. NV.
SeIF-e15-11r
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BICYCLES.

UNICORN PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES, ONLY
Sl.s5, put on: 10 equal against punCtures; trial
guarantee; headquarters for Hartford extra heavy
$50; guaranteed yuicanizng. JONES RUBBER
TIRE WORKS. 6O2-sOl E St nv. sel6 m, ,tu.w-l2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14
HURT BY HER PRIZE HORSE.
Blue Ribbon Mare Brownie Throws
Mrs. s. M. Goucher.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-Mrs. S. M.
Goucher, the wife of a prominent ship
broker of this city, was almost killed early
yesterday when her blue ribbon mare
Brownie ran away and threw her into a
ditch near Moorestown. She pluckily held
the reins until her light runabout was
wrecked. She was seriously injured and
remained unconscious all day at her sum
mer home, where she is under the care of
three physicians.
Mrs Goucher had driven her husband to
the Moorestown station with Brownie, with
which she recently captured several rib
bons at St. Martins and at the West Jer-
sey horse show. The spirited mare is said
to have been hitched up with a wrong bit,
but exhibited no temper until the young
horsewoman started alone on the trip to
her home. about three miles outside Moores-
town. Then Brownie became nervous.
When the runabout struck tree the
brave woman was thrown headlong into a
ditch while the horse kicked itself free
and continued on its wild run. Mrs.
Goucher was carried unconscious to farm
house and it was several hours before the
physicians would allow Mrs. Goucher to be
removed to her house. Both her collar
bones are fractured and 1t is feared that
she has sustained serious internal injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14
WHITE RIBBoNERs' COUNCIL.
Quarterly Meeting Today of the Dis
trict W. c. T. o.

The quarterly convention of the District
of Columbia Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union convened at 1O:30 o'clock this
morning in the Douglas NJ E. Church. 18th
and II streets northeast. The convention
was called to order by Mrs. Clinton Smith,
and the opening devotions were conducted
by Rev. Richard r. Reidel Mrs. Clayton
E Emig assistant recording secretary,
read the minutes Of the last quarterly con-
vention. and Mrs w. E. DeRemer. CORE
spending secretary, made report. Reports
were also presented by Mrs. c. r. Grand
field, treasurer, and Mrs. Charles q; Hall
auditor. Mrs. E. S. Shelton, District re-
cording secretary, also gave report.
The address of welcome was delivered
by Rev. George c. Bacon, pastor of the
Douglas NJ. F.. Church, to which a response
was made by Mrs. r. B. Hitchcock. Rev
George Bacon then introduced the follow
ing honored guests: Rev. c. H. Butler, pas
tor of Keller Memorial Church; Lev. George
A Miller pastor Ninth Street Christian
Church. Rev. A. X. Wright, pastor of Cen
tennal Baptist Church; Rev. 7, c. Easton
Rev. j. Compton Ball, pastor Metropolitan
Baptist Church; Rev G. f. MaydWell, pas
tor of Waugh NJ. E. Church.
Mrs D. DIN Leech sang a solo. Noontide
prayer was conducted by Mrs. c. w. Gal
lagher. The convention adjourned for
lunch.
ton Mrs Theodore F. Moore offered
prayer The Day We Celebrate" was the
subject of an address by Mrs. Ida A. Hart.
patriotic instructor of the Department of
the Potomac. c. A. r. Mrs. Fannie II.
Cusck introduced the speaker. Mrs. A. c.
Giles made a report of the w branch.
Reports of the board of trustees were read
by Mrs Jennie II. Robinson, president; Mrs.
Emma s. Shelton, financial secretary; Mrs.
NJ E Brown treasurer; Mrs. Arson s.
Taylor, auditor.
The following superintendent of depart
ments will present reports this afternoon:
Mrs s. Wescott, Mrs. NJ. E. Cohen. Mrs.
M. p Twitchell, Mrs. NJ. c. Shinn. Miss
Ella NJ Boston. Mr. r. NJ. Pealer Mrs.
M r. Catlin and Mrs. +. V. Easterling. AT
the conclusion of these reports the conven-
ton will adjourn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14
BARRED THE ORAToRY.
How President Roosevelt Spoiled Geor-
gia Day.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 14.-President
Roosevelt spoiled Georgia day at James
town exposition for lot of Georgians who
were invited to attend for the purpose or
delivering speeches by stridently crying,
whenever an orator was about to be in
troduced, "Cut it short!' or Cut 1t out!'
The President kept up this 'cut 1t OUT
cry, according to Gov. Terrell and others
who were present, during the entire day,
and in consequence many Georgians have
returned with their great orations still fer
menting in an undelivered state.
Roosevelt, according to Gov. Terrell, was
in a peculiarly strenuous humor when he
reached the exposition grounds. The Presi-
dent seemed to be imbued with the idea
that II he himself delivered the two speech
es he was down for there would be no need
for anybody else to speak.
When Commissioner Mitchell of Georgia's
commission arose to introduce Roosevelt
the latter in shrill whisper said, "Oh
cut it outr' and that whisper took the wind
ont of Mitchell Gov. Terrell himself Jared
no better, for he encountered the presiden-
tia .'Cut it shortr and reduced his speech
to two brief paragraphs. Gov. Terrell
laughs over the incident, but there are some
of the Georgians who are not happy Among
those is John Temple Graves, and no man
relishes less having his speech barred by
strident "Cut 1t short!'
Others aggrieved are numerous Georgia
MAYORS, who have been working on their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-14
OREGON SOCIETY.
Members Listen to Address on Admis
sion of State to Union.


Members of the Oregon Society listened
to an address last evening by Judge John
V. Wright of Tennessee, his subject being
THE Admission of Oregon as a State Into
the Union.
Judge Wright is an honorary member of
the society, having the distinction of be-
ing one of the two surviving members Of
the Congress which, after a long and bitter
fight, passed the bin admitting Oregon as
state.
In re 'erring 20 that historical event Judge
Wright said: II am at the present time
prouder of my vote on that occasion thar
of anything else in my career in Congress"
He went on to state the condition of af-
fairs at that time, telling of thes contro-
versy arising over a clause in the Oregon
state constitution saying that not only was
the ownership of negro slaves prohibited in
the state. but that no negro whatsoever
would be allowed in Oregon. Though this
law is still in the state constitution, Judge
Wright says. it is not enforced.
He paid fitting tribute to Alexander H.
Stephens, whose speech in the House was
the cause of securing the necessary votes
for Orcgon's admission.
A quartet, including Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Richards and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Brewer.
rendered Star of Descending Night and
Sweet Kentucky Bay
The society resolved to have an excursion
instead of the regular meeting for July.
ID. c. Sherman presided at the meeting
and B. Irvine was secretary. Many women
were present, including Mrs Katherine
Lockland. the treasurer, and many mem
bers of the society.
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Receiver for Waters-Pierce Company

AUSTIN, Tex, June 14-Robert J. Eek
hardt cashier of the First National Bank
of Taylor, Tex, was appointed receiver of
the Waters-P Pierce Oil Company yesterday
by Judge Victor Brooks of the district
court His bond was fixed at S25O,OOo. The
defendant company has twenty da"s in
which to perfect its appeal from the re-
ownership order. The receivership appoint
ment ha6 been set for today, but the courts
action W, s FASTENED by the report that at
torneys for the company had arrived at
Paris, Tex, for the purpose of making APP
plication in the federal court there for
voluntary receivership of the company. This
would nave forestalled any receivership in
the sta te court.