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EPIDEMIC OF RABIES.
Parts of Massachusetts, Seriously At
fected-Other States Suffer.


From the Boston Transcript
Certain parts of this state are seriously
affected by the hydrophobia epidemic,
either because of the actual presence of
the loathsome dog disease or the precau-
tionaTy crusade against dogs Brockton is
notable example of the latter class The
dog owners in that city. not generally in
sympathy with such strict enforcement
of the muZZling and quarantine orders
even question the rights of the police au-
| thorities to enter private property and ex-
ecute the beasts that not afflicted with
| the disease. Scores of dogs have been shot
near their own doors within the last few
days; nearly thirty Were killed in "A single
day, and there is general CONSERVATION
among their owners. In deep contrast 10
this activity Lowell, perhaps as seriously
afflicted by the disease, refuses even to is
sue muzzling orders Mayor Casey has
consulted DR.. Austin Peters of the state
cattle bureau about the situation, but main
tains that public sentiment would not IA
Vor such drastic measures against the dogs
in the city.
DIR. Peters says the malady is very spas
modic in its spread. 1t ravages in a sec
ton for awhile, and then completely dis
appears, but turns up suddenly in some
other part of the state without the slight
est forewarning At present ii is found in
Boston, Marlboro Westboro, Brockton, all
through the Merrimac valley. Lowell Nc
theun, Lawrence and Haverhill There is
not as much of it in the western part of
the state as there was few months ago.
The Berkshire and Hampden counties have
been quite free from 1t since last summer;
Attleboro. Norton. Taunton, Rehoboth and
Swansea suffered considerably from IL last
fall, but have not reported many cases In
the last few weeks. Numerous cases are
believed to exist in Holliston and Tops
field.
Scores of people have been bitten and
many Of them have died from the effects
of the poisonous bites. Deaths have been
reported lately in Attleboro, Springfield,
Holyoke and Peabody, and possibly in 9TH
er places. How many victims of dog bites
are under treatment now cannot be esti-
mated with any degree of accuracy, be-
cause they are not all reported to the state
authorities, and many of them may not yet
realize the seriousness of their wounds. not
suspecting that the dogs that bit them had
rabies 1t takes several weeks in some
cases for symptoms to appear. and then 1t
Is too late for successful treatment. Ar
rapeements have been made for the Pas
have cured rabies in man-to be given both
at the City Hospital in Boston and at
Tewksbury. These institutions are sup
piled with serum from the New York board
of health and the Pasteur Institute, where
some of the Massachusetts, patients are be-
ing treated OF late there have been SO
MANY cases that in the opinion of DIR. Aus
tin Peters IL would be advisable for the
state of Massachusetts to produce its own
anti-rabies serum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01
A Woman on Suffragettes.

Marie Corelli In the Rapid Magazine
Nav dare to say to my distracted. man.
lighting sisters that I am just woman
like themselves, and yet-not a 'suffragetter
l claim no more rights than are already
mine TO the full. and for wanting q
vote, why should L? AS matters stand at
present l can win for any candidate in
whom l may happen to be interested at
least forty or fifty votes-perhaps more.
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Cranes Fashionable.

A new pet has been found for society.
Snakes, lizards and harmless reptiles of all
sorts have had their day. The latest is
the "demoiselle crane numbers of which
are being sold.
The cranes are about two feet high, laven-
der coIored, with black threats. They have
charming bright red eyes and are very
tame. They stalk about the '.arden, their
long bills ferreting out the q prms among
the grass and leaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01

of Superintendent U. S. Capitol Building and
Grounds, Washington. d. C.. December %, 1906.-
opened at the above office at IL O'Clock noon on
Wednesday, January 80, 1907. for furnishing and
erecting in place marble work for the Conference
Room Once Building United States Senate. Plans
and specifications can be had on application to the
above office. A certified check In tie sun of
twenty five dollars (S25 00J will be required from
the intending bidder guarantee for the -eturn
of the plans and specifications after the award Of
contract. Bids must be accompanied by certified
check surety bond in the sum Of 2T Of the
amount of bid Contract will require approved
surety bond in the sum of 500 OF amount of
tract The right is reserved to reject any all
bids or to waive any technically informaiity
In any bid. ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent U.
s. Capitol Building and Ground. Approved: f. A.
HITCHCOCK, Secretary. de2S-2aw 81. eSu
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EUROPEAN RESORTS.
THE
BRISTOL
t H e

BEAULIEU, Southern France
Midway between Nice and Monte Carlo
The exclusive tourist of the French Ri
viera Delightfully."- located. with beautiful piano.
rama view Of the Mediterranean The home of the
American elite who prefer to be few minutes of
the excitement of Nice and Monte Carlo, and vet
within easy autifuI gardens terrace
climate.
New York Office
Town and Country Bureau, $50 ith ave.
de29-sa, tn. 15t %
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IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
S7,2j0-Near 18th St; 10 rooms and tiled ba h
room; hOt-water heat.
SS,5e0-On Columbia road 10 rooms and two
ba tbs; hot-water heat.
S9,500-On Fairmont St; 10 rooms and, two
baths; hot water heat.
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CASTRO AT THE HELM
Predicted That He Will Soon
Resume ReinS of Government.
HIS PHYSICIAN CONFIDENT
DR.. Raverga Says President is Rapidly
Regaining Health.
nrNrnrYnvY rs
HIS PHYSICIAN CONFIDENT
THE RECEPTION IS POSTPONED
Physician Denies That Executive is
Afflicted With tuberculosis.
Daily Improvement is Noted.

LA GCAYRA. January THAT President
Castro will be fully restored to health with
In fifteen DAYS and that within a month or
less he will be carrying OH the administra-
ton OF the government. as before July
last, Is the prediction of DIR. Rafael RAJ
Venga, secretary general and personal ply
stefan of the president DR.. Ravenga de-
MES that his patient Is suffering from tuber-
culosis or from the trouble which rumor
has charged. He maintains that he has the
hebre paludica and a severe form of gastric
fever, says a correspondent of the New
York Herald.
DR.. Ravenga is the busiest man In Vene-
zuela just now. but | found him in an acces-
sible office in little red building behind
the hotel, about midway between the Casino
ana President Castro's cottage. A sergeant
ana TWO policemen were on duty inside the
doors. One politely offered to take my card
TO the secretary general He soon re-
turned and said that the official was much
occupied but would see me at 30 O'Clock
When l went back two callers were
waiting. Others entered until the waiting
room, which vas only ten by sixteen feet
was almost filed. After twenty minutes a
policeman ushered me through a narrow
hallway to wooden stairway leading from
the patio to a balcony. where a short
rather thirk-set man of about fifty-five
years. with heavy gray moustache, gray
hair and a face tanned by the tropical sun.
ua taI x,rfr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01

S3,S5O-CORNER HOUSE FRONTING ON
TWO STREETS; six rooms and tiled bait room i;
concrete cellar; furnace heat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01

NEAR LINCOLN PARK
S3,10O-HOUSE WITH SIDE LIGHTS: corner
Of alley; nearly new brick dwelling; six rooms
and ba til ROOM
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JAMES F. SHEA,
CAB La. AVE. NJ

JAMES F. SHEA,
de2S-eo-5O CAB La AVE. NV.
FOR SALE-Sl5 A MONTH WILL BUY A
splendid semi-detached house desirably To-
Gated NV; attractive rooms, fulfilled bath;
HOT-WATER HEAT; spacious porch; cellar IN
der entire house; reduced from $4,000 to $3.50
to quick buyer; specially fine bargain; $500
cash will buy.
de21-l2t
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FOR RENT-AT A REDUCED RENTAL; NO. 1899
Mass ave. NV; st-dopr apartment of rooms
and bath hot-water heat; japitor service; VERY
DESIRABI FOR A PHYSICIAN; would furnish
for permanent tenant.
de2s6t X. E BRADLEY. l4lS st.
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SOUTHWEST HOME.
$o.600-NEARLY NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
DWELLING, with modern ba room; rents for
$500 per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01

SOUTHEAST HOME.
S2,950-SEE NO 49, 18TH ST. Sc. a very
attractive new brick dwelling. with six rooms
and modern bath room; attractively papered and
decora ted; near Penna. line; house open
for Inspection; navy yard employees should look
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01

FOR LE-ss. 600. ON CALVERT ST., WASH
INGTON HEIGHTS, large rooms and tiled
bath. HOT WATER HEAT 1900 at 41a9e can
This low price is named to get quick offer.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., INc1
de296t 1414 st NV
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NORTHWEST HOMES

NORTHWEST HOMES.
s., 400 each.-NOs. 1887 and 1899 1Sr ST
NV, just above New York ave-; two-story, bay
window brick dwellings, each with six rooms
and tiled ba tn room; porcelain tub; stationery
washstand; trimmed throughout IN chestnut; an
ideal little home in a central ocation. Ten al
ready sold.
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Says President Improves Daily.

He arose ond shook hands with me and
inquired the nature of my business He
spoke English fUently
Genei al Castro is improving every day"
he said. THE climate of Macuto has bene-
fitted him greatly. In fifteen days he will
be quite well when he will take I'D active
WorN between that time and a month";
Dr. Ravenga positively denied that the
president had tuberculosis or the disease
commonly attributed outside of Venezuela
His diagnosis | have given. The audience
lasted two minutes.
L an compelled to say that there is moth
ing. at Macuto which would indicate that
the president of the country was at death .
door. as some maintain at Caracas. Not
so many have come down from the capital
as usual at this season of the year.
There is not any appearance of gayety
and few are lunching at the Casino. but
otherwise things are going on as usual.
The cafes are well patronized People are
laughing, joking and playing domnoes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE
of Superintendent U. s. Capitol Building and
Grounds. Washington, D. c.. December %. -sO6-
Sealed proposals lin duplIcate will be received and
opened at the above Office at Il o'clock noon on
Tuesday January Is. 1907. for passenger elevators
for Office Building. House Of Representatives. Plans
and specfca lions be had upon requests % the
above ofice. A certified check In the sum Of
twenty five dollars $3.50 will be required from the
the plans and specifications, after the awa.d of
contract Bids must be accompanied by certified
check or surety bond In the of Pee f the
amount of bid Contract will require approved
surety bond In the sum Of SOC of amount Of con-
tract The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids or to waive any technically informalty In
any bid ELLIOTT WOODS Superintendent U. s.
Capitol Building and Grounds. Approved E. A..
Hitchcock, Secretary. de2S 2aw ,eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01
Flag Flies on the House.

There is no sign of any especial surveil-
lance being kept at President Castros
house. 1t is the brightest spot in town,
with flag waving gayly from the top. In
white letters foot tall over the entrance
to his residence. which is two stories high
built on much pleasanter lines than most
Venezuelan houses and fronted by a beau
tiful garden. is the name. "Cipriano Cas-
tro.''
Three policemen, lounging in rocking
chairs on the porch, smilingly granted me
permission TO photograph the place They
rose SO that they could be included
Sonora Castro herself soon came out of
the house dressed in white duck and wear
ing straw hat She started for a walk
with an escort apparently as happy as any
body could be.
Though the rain had begun to pour yes
terday she telephoned To a friend in Car
acas that she was having some wonderful
frocks made in anticipation of her nus
bands complete restoration to health
Official announcement of the postpene-
ment OF the New Year reception at the fed
eral palace. which is the great event of
the year. and to the holding of which
people have been Specializing for many
weeks, was only announced yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01

FOR SUPERINTENDENT g.
bricks on front street, with side yards
must be sold at to close estate; price for
the two, So, 400.
j. G. WELDON & CO.. 224 E. Cap. st.
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18th and u SITS. NV
Several very desirable apartments for rent;
central location. convenient to cars; excellent
service. moderate rent. inspect these apartments
before renting elsewhere. JOHN L. EDWARDS.
TOO i4th no26tf
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PROPOSALS.

lines It. zoe. 8t. sl.2o l wk.. s2.52 mo- g. %.
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER, U. 8.
Soldiers Home, Washington. D. c.. December 81,
19O6.-Sealed proposals will be received here until
two o'clock pm. January 80. 1907. and then pub
lcly opened, for erection OF building for power
plant and for electric elevators for mess hall
and dormitory building at the Soldiers Home. In
formation application. Deposit of S25 90 re-
quired on drawings for power house. JOHN STE
PHEN SEWELL, Capt Engrs., Constructing officer.
de3l iaI, 2, 8 Is, %
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Specialist, 500 18th Street.
2z YEARS s SRscESsEu h
Diseases of the Brain and Nervous System, Skin,
Blood Heart, Stomach. Liver. Kidneys, Bladder.
Nose. Throat and Lungs Structure Varicocele and
Hydroceie cured No pain. No loss Of time. Blood
Diseases and Disorders of the Urinary Organs
promptly relieved and permanently cured by safe
methods Charges low. Free consultation in per-
son or by letter. Hours: 10 to and to O.; Sun
days. 10 to l. nol2-n,O
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FOR RENT-SpECIAL! SPECIAL!
Tenant ORDERED AWAY will make
SPECIAL REDUCTION for the
UNEXPIRED TERN of lease,
room and bath apt. 9Th floor, south front
In the NEW FlREPR0OF building, "THE
WINDSOR
See JANIToR. 1928 st. NV de2s-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-01

FOR RENT-UPPER PART NO. 623 D ST. NV:
suitable for light manufacturing business, being
on wide alley; have advantage of side
light; first floor 95 it deep; second Go feet. APP
ply Mrs. NJ. j. HUNT, No 1909 st. NV
de31-tf
FOR RENT-9OO 18TH ST. NV. COR ER EYE
St; 9 stories; each flor; HOT
WATER HEAT FURNISHED; central location.
Key with
de2Otf5 Fl. L. RUST COS 14th st. NV.
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Sahlnna micOcr amfarnommcn.

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