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s37. 90 .152s @ NV. 7r

s37. 80. 1928 O NV. 7r
Si. so. 2443 Dat I'd NV Or
90 zoos I'D NV. Or
so. 60. .I25 C &c, Or
$35. :. The Wyoming, 3r
SOB. .....l21O o NV. Sr
81. 20. The i'hoenix. 5r
So. so. 1928 lngleside, Tor
$32- so. 1921 I'll NV, Or
w. 80. The Montg'my, Or
$50. .l4O1h i4th NV, 4r
$50. The Montgomery, Ar
$50. .432 9TH NV, hall
$50. sol d INV, ofhces
SIS. 10 1906 10th NV, Or
$23. SO. .T16 + sw, Sr
S2a. so. .l05 18th ne. Or
FPS. 30. 52S shepherd, Or
SO. 80. 4h4 Shepherd, Or
$25. 1866 Sid sv ne. sr
S25. The Milton, 3r
S25. Quincy NV. 7r
$22.5O. 3415Pros ay nwSr
~. 40. sic ID lie, 7r
81. 80. no Horton. Or
2l.0. .62i Th ne, 6r
$2l. so. .l443 A sc, 4r
S20.50. .605 II ne, Or
$50. The Cumberland, 2r
$3.50 36lS 1lth NV, 5r
$1I.0. 43S r l av NV or
$3.50. :. 1920 r nv, 5r
S1I. 40. -l724 N J av. 5r
SIG. 40. 10 l. NV. Or
$12. 1928 Ith Sc. store
10 2O0D Rosedale ne. Or
for rent send for
bulletin.
sM & HENSEY CO..
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FL RNISHED.

FOR RENT COMPLETELY FURNISHED, ONLY
$50; l109 nth ST.: 10 rooms aud bath; CON
veu!ent downtown section. STONE FAIR
FAX. 1912 New York ave. ocl43t
FOR REMIT FINISHED ROOM NEARLY
new house; large garden. stable. II rooms. y. T..
SS5.U. Oc13St
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL C,
1875 7th NV ,sto. ce.l.&75 1882
628 r NV. sto, eel. 1000 Oil P
400 18th. 16r. go. 90 1920 81
1857 31st, lar, b. 80. 90 812Ks
1901 9Th nv, sto, dw55. 90 634 @
1881 31st NV, 12r, b. a. 90 All N
1917 9th NV. 1lr, b. .46.OO 1889
406 T NV, 10r. b. $50 1909 ]
1873 Riggs NV. Tor. b40. 80 2S13 \
612 Mass av NV. Tor. col N
1922 Sth NV, 1lr, b. 40. 90 1851 [
b ...............4 1000 1927
60S q NV. Or, b. 1000 Z N .
1856 o, 8r, 3D.. 1000 sol 1t
1851 q NV. store. 4O.00 200i 1
1701 14th NV, sto. 81 80 floor,
1411 Col st NV ,Sr. b36 80 b 925
1929 1lth NV, Tor. b. 81. so 2034 Z
1922 9th NV, u, b, sta35. 90 1918 \
621 p NV. 7r, b. $3.50 r 6l3
7th and Morton. 1904
6t0, STA. III .OI ". {.
1918 NJ av NV, ; r. b30 80 616 Ii
$40 @ me-. Or. b. 5000 22x1I
500 Fla az NV ,sto. 1000 COLO
B01O Gamble pl, Or, b28. so 22l9 Y
1918 L NV 7r.b.. .27.50I
LIST and Decatur Sts. Me-, new
warehouse, electric elevator.
oc12-tf
FOR RENT-THE MOST Att
house ever offered, No. PIP
rooms: tiled bath; reception
water heat; large yard; new
only $3.50, reduced from &
A. F. FOX COMPANY, 14th at
oc12-3t OPEN DAY AND
FOR RENT-COLORED-AP.
The Hardwood. cor. Sd. and
heat: janitor service first eli
oc12-3t CHAS. f. BA,
FOR RENT-NEW. PRESS BI
dow house: 9 rooms and bath.
rent, So. so. n. ]. KEANE,
oc12-3t'
FOR RENT-130O X. l. AVE.
sirable; 10 rooms: mod. imps.
oc11-9t 4 n C0IfMRE 140k
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FOR RENT

Ola N. Y. ave. NV, II rooms good cond. $50 OF
1711 NV. rooms, bath. h.-w. heat. $50,
1912 G st. ne, rooms, bath. ......... 20 Oh
344 Sth st. ne. rooms. corner house.. Is 81
1l1S N. ]. ave. Sc, rooms, water 80. 1926
724 L st. Sc. rooms water. ... 1876
1908 I'd st Sc. rooms water. ........ 9.5t
oc12 3t JOHN SCRIvENER, $40 AZ ST. NV.
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FOR SALE
BALLARD & LANHAM Qnc3,
621 18th st. NV
So, 1904 beautiful 3-story window brick; II
large airy rooms, baths: steam heat: Con-
crete cellar; one Of the finest locations on
Columbia Heights. This Is a real bargain
and will surely he sold In few days.
IS, 150-One of the best locations st. NV
convenient to cars; 10 rooms. BATH hot
water heat; lot 10 by ITO feet This house
should bring $1,000. You should see 1t at
IS. 0OO-Mass. ave. near 7th ne; rooms. bath +:
lot 1S BY 100 feet. You cannot duplicate
this property for SO, 900.
s., 1904 beautiful 8-room and bath brick in
good northwest section; central location.
Just the house you have been looking for.
81, 750-In good northwest section: a nice little
bay-windOw brick; Q rooms bath; newly
papered and In excellent condition; rented
for SO. so per month. Can give possession
at once. A splendid home excellent in
vestment.
81. 300-Near Washington Circle; a fine little g.
room and bath brick in excellent condition.
This property Is conveniently located and
will make You nice home.
BALLARD & LANHAM Qnc),
oc12-3t 621 18th st. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT ls45 IRVING ST. NV. tCOLUM::
| b,s Heights: 1O-room house: newly papered
throughout; kitchen first floor; nice back
yard; every eonrenience $40 per month TO good
| oc13-3t.
FOR REST-sOe II ST. NV.
dwelling; ant: rent. $50 per month.
ocl2-tf J. l.. KOLB. s23 n Y. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-Sos FLA. AVE. NV: ROOMS;
modern improvements: large yard; rent, So SO
! Apply 4i5 @ NV. ocl23t
| FOR RENT
1904 9th St NV; rooms: ant 5000
1858 Half St Sc. groom nat; ami. 1880
1888 81. ..e Sc 5 r asH. :. and w.. i 90
1sIs it st JOHN oGss ~ an9 s.. @
| FOR RENT-DESIRABLE HOMES.
| 2o32 10th St NV.
IL rooms and baths.
1880 10th st. NV.
| Is rooms and 2 baths.
| T. A. HARDING co. Unc)
ocl26t 1922 G st. NV
FOR RENT-l455 GIRARD ST. NV.
| Fine . room brick dwelling: tiled bath: steam
heat; southern frontage: finely finished through
out. Large lot to 80 foot alley. For key and
pa I. A. HARDING co. une,,
ocl26t 1922 g St NV.
FOR HENr-7oa QUINCY pISCa-t ST NV
New s,room dwelling, near car line; steam ;n
tn and Rs, cellar
anu r A. HARDING co. Gncj.
oc12-8t 1922 G st. NV.
FOR RENT-,FRAME sl5 QUE ST: NV, Or,
5os ,th the swat s m good ordee
!: FRED KELLEY, room 90 $40 F st. NV.
1914 18th ne Or ami2o so 4o4 ist sw 81 ami is %
1888 y &c. 5r ami - so PSI Sd sw Al. wate.12.sO
1872 n Sc, 6r.water.12.0o B. Leonard. $50 AZ s.w.
rs 18th NV lii. 5000 sss NV, Or b.. .s5. 50
Sas Randolph NV es s as A. ne ave sx a, "a 90
492 Me sw, 12r, b3O. so 1905 sw. Or. b. 2O.O 90
1877 9Th he. Or, b.21 so IL Wash. Anacostia.
IL Rk OK Oh I'd, Al. 90
FLATS.
s22s ny ay nw;4r b2a 90 So Eye ne. Or. b. 20 90
80 Porter ne Ar bis 80 2643 Va av nv, 81 b16. so
STORE.
I1S 18Th st. NV, store and stable. 5000
CAYwOoD & GARRETT, 1921 n. Y. ave. NV.
oc12-3t'14
TO 1ET-BY THE F. q: SMITH COMPANY.
r. =. SMITH, LEE D. LAT1MER,
c. +. NESBIT.
14OS NEW YORK AVE.
1916 18th NV. Tor. b., steam heat SIS 90
Cor St. e2l 9th St. rooms and BAT :. IS 90
1880 Calvert st. NV, 11r, 2b., steam heat 81 so
Cor. r. 1901 18th NV, Tor b.. fine order 90 70
1870 Harvard NV, Or. and b., furnace. =. 400
1900 14th ST., corner. Or. b.. steam heat. As 90
liza 18th NV. Or, b., southern exposure 1880
2D1I G NV. 12r. b $50 90 1917 9Th NV, Or b. 30 so
III Sc, Tor. Oh 80. 90 1927 9th NV ST. b. 80 so
Grant pl, sr b. so. 90 425 Sd me- 6r b. % so
2434 Pa av 11r. b. 43 so 765 Gresh IN st 7r boz so
2030 st, Or. b.. .35 90 900 10th me- 7r, b. % so
20 Fla av. Sr, b. $3.50 34O5 N NV Or, b. 20 50
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS
142l Hopkins nj, rooms and bath. $3.50
oe122t
FOR RENT-ATTRACTIvE HOME, 1s45 IRv-
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Bay window brick dwelling: rooms tiled
bath: cellar: furnace heat. lot runs through to
st 4ofnot lawn: very deep lot; posses sion
can be given In one week
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FOR RENT-A LOw-PRICED HOUSE IN De
sirable locality: No 1872 At q re,ms. hrsf
floor Kitchen; large. new tiled bath; IL: 2ix90:
will be put in thorough repair: rent. SIS per
month. Key at grocery store. 18th st
MOORE & HILL Qnc.). 1888 @ st. NV.
m ct
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For sale-l3th st. Columbia Heights: iO-roou
dwelling; baths: cellar under entire house;
hot heat; price, $500
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FOR RENT-BY wEsCOTT L WILCOX,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-14

FOR SALE I ST. DWELLING, NEAR y H.
ave. and nth st. NV for sale at a low
price; 3 stories: 10 rooms and tIled bathroom;
cellar; hot water heat. price. $1,000. hut %
account or serious illness of owner house must
ne SOLO AT once; II viii rent for s45 per month:
date offer wanted.
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=, 9l0 14th ST. NV.
Phone Main $40.
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FOR SALE-CHolCE INrESTMENTS-SMAL
BRiCh DWELLINGS; Low PRICES; Ave u
room brick houses: white tenants: rent s. 50
each. price. 81. 100 each M unusual opportu-
nifty TO pick up n bargain.
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1928 VT av NV .Sr, b37. IS
936 Z NV, Or, b. .3. so
S3l A ne. FL
496 Me ave sw, Sr. b23.0
1905 E sw. Or, b. 1000
IL Wash. Anacostia.
Ar ..............11.50
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For sale-G st. business property: opposite
Pension Office; lot 25Iloo: price. 81 $50
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$40 d sw. 8r. b. Is. 90
935 Va av sw. Tor, b2a. 50
81 9Th sw, Or. b. 20. so
~ 9Th Sc. Or. W. 1880
1922 Sd Sc. Or. w.12.5O
lao n Sc, Or. W. 1880
521 ~ sw. Or, &. .2O.5O
1872 7th Sc. Ir. W. IL. so
1919 Del av sw. Or, w12.6O
Sta rear 1910 c sw.7.5O
grocery store 4 Ar. $3.50
ARkER co. unc.),
435 AZ st. s.w.
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FOR SALE-22o0 35TH ST (GEORGETOwN); g.
room Frame water and sewer; large frame
stable; lot 25x12O; price. 81, $50; terms. $3.50
cash; balance. SIS a month.
Apply to G. d. MILLER,
oc125t 1925 Wisconsin ave.
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For sale-Home on Georgia ave near 18th
St Sc. Groom brick dwelling wI:h bath;
cellar: furnace heat; price 81. 100
JAMES Z. SLIEA. 6t3 Ia. AVE. NV
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VNFUHNISHED.
FOR RENT-l345 IRVING ST. NV. tCOLUM-
b,a Heights: 1O-room house: newly papered
throughout; kitchen on first floor; nice back
yard: every convenience; $40 per month to good
tenant. DOE & GERMAN, 1901 G st. NV.
oc13-3ts
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FOR RENT-13OO X. l. AVE. NV; VERY DE-
sirable: 10 rooms: mod. imps. 5000.
oc12-3t A. T. COUMBE 1925 New York ave-
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FOX SALE-AT'TRACTIvE BARGAINS On CO.
LUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Dwelling. 10 rooms tiled bath. steam heat.
Price. 5000.
Dwelling near two car lines. ~ rooms, two
tiled baths. q feet front, hOtwater heat.
Price. So, 500.
Standardized dwelling; unusual opportunity
west Of 14th st. and south of Park road: wide
front porch: rooms and bath; lot 25x1S6;
excellent condition: a very comfortable home.
Price. $500.
Several three story brick dwellings, . rooms
and bath, 1st-fioo kitchen. alley In rear, for
less than 81 900.
New. well-buIt brick dwellings, 20 feet front,
10 rooms and baths hot-water heat; will pa
per to suit.
Dwelling. Park road, near two car lines Q
rooms and bath. hot water heat. Price So 75O
oc12-3 W. II. WALKER 7o9 18th ST NV
FOR SALE-TEN-ROOM HOUSE; THREE
story and basement pressed brick 'front.' brown
stone trimmings: New Hampshire ave be-
TWEEN Dupont and Washington circles: no rea-
sonable offer refused. Address NJ. NJ H.,
Star office. ..,1o 3fs
FOR SALE-D0UBLE HOUSE. FACING A FEET
on Lincoln Park; 10 rooms. bath and 16 closets.
Apply 1913 East Capitol st. oc12-3ts
FOR SALE-FINEST LOCATION s. E.; NEAR
Lincoln Park; and b. brick: rents for
$21SO: easy terms: price low. Address PAT
ENT, Box 2452, Station g. Oc1l-7ts
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FOR SALE-UPRIGHT PIANOS CHEAPLY
priced. To close out a number OF slightly used
Cprtghts we've cut the prices to sacrifice.
Cash buyers can realize big saving-from one
third to one-haf Of regular prices.
Elegant Uprights the best standard makes
20. $40. $780, $ls5. $500.
Beautiful HardmAn, Steinway. Chickering.
Kranich & Bach, Stultz Bauer and Jewett
Uprights and Baby Grands.
Select your piano at these low prices.
Some cash some easy payments
GRIMES PIANO STORE. 1912 st.
sci DIS. 3mo. IL
FOR SALE-PIANO ABSOLUTELY FREE! WE
will let you have the OF good square
piano FREE for six months IL you apply now.
r. G. SMITH PIANO CO.. l223 Penna. ave.
au24-u,4
FOR SALE-GOOD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES
fitted to your windows, only 35c: the best quail
ity oil OPAQUE shades. 60c. hung free. VIII call
with samples. KLEEBLATTS. llth II SITS.
me- au22-tf
FOR SALEM OUR BARGAIN ROOM
There right several mighty fine bar
gains. just ripe for picking. Among them. two
uprights. elegantly carved. splendid tone quail
fty and guaranteed as represented Absolutely
the best real bargains sale anywhere and
cannot be duplicated In the city for $500.
Your choice OF the two for $40.
w. +. FREDERICK MUSIC CO..
1928 street.
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FOR SALE
Do YOU NEED CASH? ARE YOUR TRUSTS
Due? Owners OF desirable property will as
sumo your trusts and pay cash difference Il
houses and lots in all sections.
VIII trade tract Of land ON Mass ave. ex
tended. near Methodist University, clear an,
$4,000 cash for large residence or apartment
house.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
oc14-3t
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FOR SALE-FAST APPROACHING COMPILE
ton; new row Of houses planned to meet the
demand for an Sroom house on 2 floors; 10
Gated on Park road and n. H. ave-. Columbia
heights; parlor. music room, dining room,
pantry and kitchen on first floor; splendid bed
rooms and tiled bath on second floor; HOT
WATER HEAT; handsome colonial porches
small cash payment will buy; trust So, 400 at
~ per cent for years; remarkable bargain;
let US show you these handsome properties;
open Sundays and Wednesdays.
WILLlGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, 6O3 & COS 18th
oc14-8t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE|7. 25o-ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Just on 14th st., the best house In this section,
containing rooms and baths; south front
front and rear stairs; nrst-door kitchen; steam
heat, and finished with hardwood throughout.
BARNARD & CHuDRESS, Inc.
Oc1z-St, eSu 1872 G. st. u.
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SO Eye ne. Or, b. 30. 90
1923 NY av ne. Or, boo. 90
2643 Va av NV ,5r, bio. so
IRE.
and stable. 5000
Il, 1921 n. Y. ave. NV.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
LIEUT.. CR4UFORD GONE.
1dmirai De5cey's Secretary Belieued
To Be Suicide.

Washington. Nov. 22.-Lieutenant John w
Crawford. secretary TO Admiral Dewey has dis
appeared and it is believed that he has COM
mitted suicide Bennett A. Allen. of No. 1901
4th street. y. W.. friend of the missing man.
received a special delivery letter to-day from
Lieutenant Crawford. in which it was said that
he had determined to commit suicide. and Mr..
Allen was asked TO break the news to Mrs.
Crawford gently possible.
A police alarm was sent out, and late this after
noon Lieutenant CrawfOrd's hat and coat We're
found on the deck of a ferryboat plying between
Washington and Alexandria While no one on the
boat saw anybody jump overheard yet from
statements made by the crew the police are con-
vinced that Lieutenant Crawford committed
suicide by drowning. His resolution to end his
life is attributable to financial troubles, his
friends say. He came here from Vineland.
n. j., twenty years ago. and lived at No 1SOZ
G street. n. W.. with his wife and daughter
Crawford made secretary to the admiral
of the navy, with the rank of lieutenant in 1899.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
PERJURY CHARGE MADE.
T7co Arrests F0llozC Burnett DiUorce
Case.

Norman J. Fitzsimmons, a detective attached
to the District Attorneys Office. arrested Miss
Julia McArdle. a cook. at No. 6IT West End
avenue and Samuel P Carpenter. of No. 12S
West 10th street, last night. Miss McArdle is
charged with having given false testimony In
the divorce suit which Charles Burnett, a re-
tired broker. living at No. 80 West S2d street
brought against his wife a short time ago It
is charged that Carpenter accepted a bribe to
produce the woman at the trial and see that she
gave the testimony that she did.
Julia McArdle was one of the principal Wit
-nesses at the trial, testifying against Mrs Bur
nett, her former mistress, The case finally re-
suited in mistrial, and is expected to come up
again some time in December.
According to Fitzsimmons and Louis Gold
stein, who is in the office of Arthur Wing, at
torney for Mrs. Burnett. after the trial the
woman confessed that she had given false tes-
timony.
Goldstein and F1tzsimmons met the woman
and Carpenter last night by appointment, after
representing that they were frindly to Burnett.
They say that the woman accepted S25 in
marked bills for promising to testify at the next
trial as she did at the last. and that CARPENTER
accepted the same amount for getting the wom-
an TO come 10 the meeting place. F L. c. Keat-
ing is counsel for Mr.. Burnett.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
MORGAN In CONFERENCE
CALLS ON THE PRESIDENT.
George f. Baker also in Financial
Consultation at White House.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau.

Washington, Nov. 22.-J. Pierpont Morgan and
George F. Baker. president of the First Ma
tonal Bank of New York, came to Washington
this evening for a conference with Secretary
Cortelyou. After spending more than hour
with the Secretary, Mr.. Morgan was driven TO
the White House. where he. Mr.. Baker and
Robert Bacon. Assistant Secretary of State,
were in conference with the President until
nearly midnight.
At the close of the conference Mr.. Morgan
was asked the reason of his visit to Washing
ton. He said that he had come to discuss with
Secretary Cortelyou those questions which had
been under consideration when the Secretary
was last in New York. He would make COM
ment on the result of his visit here. and said
that financial legislation was not discussed with
the President That the financial situation in
general was one of the topics of the conference
he did not deny.
Referring to the condition of the money mar
ket, he said that it extremely reassuring. He
will remain here tonight. and will see Secretary
Cortelyou again tomorrow. He said he was
not sure that he would see the President again
on this trip. He is at the Arlington Hotel
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
MOB LIQUOR DEPUTIES.
Bangor Police Disperse Cro7cd at
OldtOzcn, he.

oldtown Me, Nov. 22.-Imprisoned in Alex
ander Fraser's drug store by crowd of one
thousand persons. two Sturgis liquor law depu-
ties tried in vain for several hours tonight to
take away liquor which they had seized They
were compelled at leng1' to telephone for aid
from Bangor. Six deputies from that city re-
sponded to the call and assisted the Sturgis
men to remove the liquor from the store Dur
ing the raid some one sounded the fire alarm
The city department responded, but found its
services unnecessary, while a crowd of about
one thousand persons summoned by the alarm
surrounded the store. Mud ar : other missiles
were thrown at the deputies until the latter
were forced to retire within the store.
The city police endeavored to drive av-av the
crowd. but hundreds of people remained. shout
ing challenges TO the deputies to come out
Mayor Wells finally addressed the spectators
urging them to go to their homes. The Mayor
had a respectful hearing, but as the crowd re-
mained the authorities sent to Bangor for as
sistance. There no further trouble
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
4 R4ID IN H4VAN4.
Some $50 Union Labor Ncn Ar-
reSted-BmI Refused.

Havana, Nov. 22-A strong force of detec-
tves and police. under the command Of Jorez
Varona, chief OF the secret police raided
meeting Of the Federation Committee of Labor
tonight in 4 hall in Rena street and arrested
all those present. numbering some two hundred
and fifty persons. including Emilio Sanchez and
Feliciano Prieto, respectively president and sec
retary Of the committee. All the prisoners were
locked up, bail being refused. Sanchez and
Prieto were arrested last night the complaint
of a builder named Quintaua, charging them
with instigating the striking uasons to intinli-
date non-unionists in his employ but both were
released on bail Qutntana this afternoon re-
newed his charges before Judge of instruction.
Sefor Miyeres, who, taking into consideration
numerous other instances of intimidation To
which his attention had been called. issued a,
warrant Of arrest, without bail. for all those
present at the meeting, the charge OF con-
spiracy TO disturb the public order, the alega-
ton being that the men had gathered for the
purpose of receiving orders from officials of the
committee to commit acts of intimidation and
violence on non- -unionists.
The meeting was about to be called to order
when the police broke in. A panic followed
but no resistance was offered 10 the officers by
the worknnen. the leaders counselling subulis-
sion. After the removal OF the prisoners. detec-
OF the committee. There is much indignation in
labor circles over the action Of the judge in re-
fusing to accept bail.
A non-union mason struck by a stone thrown
by a striker yesterday died tonight.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
FOG INTERFEREs WITH TRAFFIC
Causes Collision on Staten Island-Steamers
Held at Sandy Hook.

A dense fog tied up traffic on land and IN the
rivers and Bay here yesterday morning for many
hours On the rivers and Upper Bay the blanket
Of mist was so thick that ferryboats made prog
ress slowly While no boats attempted to leave
the harbor in the morning At Sandy Hook ten
or more ocean liners which had come up during
the night or early morning had TO lie at anchor
until the fog lifted in the afternoon.
On land conditions were about as bad on
Staten Island there was a collision caused by
the fog on the Rapid Transit Railroad The
collision was head on, but there were few pas
sengers on the cars at the time and no one
was seriously injured
Just before noon the United States quarter
masters department steamer General Meigs
grounded inside Sandy Hook point The steamer
got of unassisted at o'clock last night While
the fog had practically left the streets of the
city by 8 o'clock in the morning. it hung over
the waterfront until midday. According to the
weather man. there will probably be rain to day,
but no repetition OF the dense fog.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DIE.
Former from Starvation at Bellevue and
Latter from Illness in Same Ward.

Almost within an hour of each other. Mrs.
Catherine Quinn. seventy years old, and her daugh-
ter Elizabeth, ffty-fve years Old died last night
in the same ward in Bellevue Hospital They had
lived together at No. 543 West 18th street up to
last Wednesday night when they were admitted
To the hospital. The bodies taken the
Morgue.
The mother and daughter had little money and
what they had they used to pay the rent of their
rooms On Wednesday neighbOrs, who knew OF
the plight of the two women. found the mother
and daughter side by side in bed DIR. Stillman
was summoned from Roosevelt Hospital He found
Mrs Quinn suffering from starvation and the
daughter from pulmonary trouble. They were hur-
ried TO Bellevue Hospital.
At the hospital Mrs and Miss Quinn said they
had no relatives and friends. Mother and
daughter failed to improve, and shortly after 6
O'Clock last night Mrs. Quinn died. Half an hour
later the daughter became unconscious and died
about an hour after her mother.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
ILLNESS HAMPERS WESTON.
Recurrence of Indigestion Results in Walk
of Only Sixteen Miles in Nine Hours

Toledo, Ohio. Nov. 22-Edward P. Weston had
another bad day to-day Up to o'clock to-
night he had travelled only sixteen miles in
nine hours spent the road.
Weston left Delta. twenty-six miles west of
this city, at 9:3O o'clock this morning after a
rest of eight hours. He arrived at Wauseon.
eight miles distant. at 1:15 o'clock. After din
ner he had recurrence Of indigestion. and did
not get started on his journey until 800. He ar
rived at Archbold. eight miles further on. at
6:15, where he rested until 1850. when he re-
sumed his tramp, with Bryan, fourteen miles
beyond as the objective point