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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

Is 81: ss -: ass
] Y FION0LULU 25 lutego, :
rs skadra japohska, zlozona
= krazownik6w vMacuszyma"
.Hashidate" j ,,ltsutuszyma" !,
zapowiedzia}a swoje przybycie
Idepesza telegraficzna bez dru-
tn, poczem wp}yne}a do por-
ztu, powitana saliva wystrza-
low armatnich. 0 lei popo-
}udniu admira1owie obu flot
wymienili ceremonialne wi
zyty. Wszystkie sokrety W
porcie by}y przybrane we
flalgij, ameryka6skie i japo6.
skie. 5000 Japohczvk6w W
strojach 6wiatecznych ocze-
kiwa}o ma brzegaeh ma przy-
bycie okret6w'japodskieh. Po
|uplywie tygodnia okrety uda-
aza sic " dalsza podr6z, do
Australia. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

IR WIN, PA. Wskutsk.
nadmiernego tafczenia, pa.
hi Kosi1ls skaA bezl1ak1kie
me NY . - . pol;
Eskich wesslach !, uR
jest powodem jjei choroby
Ekto vie Il cz;y 81. ME bedzis p,wo-
dem 6miiercii. Jako m1oda mali
zonka pani Kosinska zrnu-
,szona by}a tanczyc z kazdym
jednym go6ciem, kt6rych re-
brala sic wielka liczba. IVY:
kup F." potrwal do nastepne-
go dnia. Zabawiano sic. jesz-
cze ochoczo do nastepnej no
cy. PAM Kosi1ska tahczac z
dawniejszym adoratorem, pa
dla bezprzytomie j juz cd
kilku dni W tym stanie sic
znajduje. Lekarze ME maja
nadziei utrzymania jej przy
zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
HOOK OF = HOLLAND 81

HOOK OF HOLLAND K {: Al! IS.
.lutego. Przez Gala noe krazy-
:ly }odzie ratunkowe ma oko-
10 parowca Berlin, przypu-
szczajac s]usznie: ze ludzie
trzymaja sic tam lin okreto-
wych j oczekuja pomocy.
Shiny mr6z, szalejaca burza
i ba}wany zalewajace pok}ad
okretu, ME. .pozwala}y yludziom
do niego sic zblizye. Ma je-
dnej 2 1odzi slyszano wolanie
10 ratunek, lecz ME MONA
bylo go udzielif.x
Hook Of Holland jest ME-
.wielka VISTA. Bawi tn obecnie
wielu ludzi, poszukujacych
krewnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
HOOK OF HOLLAND,

HOOK OF HOLLAND,
rs lutego. Pc 30. godzinach
hstawicznej. lecz .daremnej
piracy, kiedy nasta} odplyw
morza i kiedy burza przesta-
Ia ezalef, dostala sic za}oga
jednej z lodzi ratunkowych
ma tylna Geese okretu i ura-
towala II os6b kt6re prze-
trzymaly szcze6liwie zimno,
wiater, 6nieg>i kapiel, spowo-
dowana przez cieg}e .zalewa-
MIA pokladu przez balwany
morskie. Me wiadomo, czy
wszyscy odzyskaja. zdrowie.
Podobno ma okrecie znajduje
sic ieszcze wiecej os6b, lecz
niewiad adomo, czy dotychczas
zyja. Ci, kt6rych uratowano,
tulili sic do siebie j ogrzewali
sic wzajemnie, gdy tymcza-
sem jeden balwan "a drugi1n
zalewa1 icb. spraWiaiac i'm ka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

DUNKIRK, NY. .Areszto-
wano tutaj Jana Nowaka pod
zarzutem pobicia j brutalne-:
90 obchodzenia sic z iona.
Wracajac 2 MIA wozem : Fre- :.
donia, Nowak ,rozgniewawszy
sic 0 jaka6 drobnostke ude-
rzyl zone " twarz tax SLIME, ,ze
spadla z wozu. "Czuly,, mezul-
lex popedzi} konie dalej, ME
troszczac sic Q po}owice.
Pania Nowak znaleziono pos
niej lezaca na ulicy j "a pro-
.Wadzono do poblizkiego ME
mice ckiego hotelu Zahn'a No
Waka =aresztoWano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

.PARYz, % lutego. Ma
odbytej radziegabine etowej mi
nistrowie pogodzili sic, po-
czem udali sic ma posiedze..
ME parlamentu., Po o. przem6- :
wieniu republikanina Meu-
nier powsta1 minister BRAND
iwyg}osi1 porywajaca move
" kt6rej o5wiadczy}, ze Cd
dzielenie Kesciela Cd pan
silva ME: powinno bye powo )
dem do wywola MIA wojny re-
ligijnej. Rad pragnie row
nych praw dla wszystkich, a
tenn sa1nem musi uznac hie-
rarchie Ko6ciola kat olickie-
80, zwlaszcza ze og6} Fran
cu16w zalicza sie Cd. wicklow
do wyznawc6w togo Kos
eio}a.
Kiedy po ministrze BRAND
chcia1 przemawiac socyaista,
'zba wyciem zmusila so | do
zej6cia : trybuny poczeIo1
rad otrzy zynaa|i otora1a. I !, a|ll''
MIA 389% g4osamii. !. w'iiekssosci ls|'
przeciw SO. < s N ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
KIMRERI,EV Ok 1,,too,

KIMBERLEY, Is lutego.-
Ferreira, .w6dz powstahc6w,.
kt6ry; " koloniii niemieckiej
zebral bande powstahc6w j
napadi na posiad1o5ci angiel-
skie, zostaf wraz 2 czterema
innymi powsta6cami ma
smierc skazany. Ferreira tlo-
maczy} sic pred sadem, ze
Nienacy nam6wili go do wy
Estapienia zbrojnego przeciw
Anglii.
2 wiadomo6ci, nadesz}ych
do tel pory 0 wyborach, Wy
nika, ze Boerzy stanowic be-
da wiekszo6c " przyszlym
sejmie " Tra,lsvaalu. Niemcy
tworzyc beda " tym sejmie
osobna partye Dutch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

WARsZAWA, .25 lutego,
Wybory do Dumy zakohczy-
}y sic stanowczem zwyciez''
TWEEN narodowcow j kleska
zyd6w j socyalist6'w. Przy-
w6dcy partyi narodowc6w
rozwijali podczas wybor6w
.bardzo energiczna dzia}al-
nose. Henryk Sienkiewicz,
bedac chorym'na bronchitis,
kazagi agli[.. sic zaniedGs ma noe:zaech q: q (: b
do lokalu wyborczego, :azeby
m6gi oddac sw6j CLOS. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
MARINNETTE,

Ignacy Kaczyhsski, robotnik
2 papierni, podczais ciecia To-
du ma ramie, utopi1 sic. Kra-
"a take pogloskii, i Kaczyy-
hski ME ,1topl sic Wypadko-
wo, lecz popeini1 samo b6j-
stwo. Policya czyniilla poszu-
kiiwaniia, lecz ciala q chczas
ME mogla odnalez :. Podo obno
Izasii siiniio 8 1niial zyDkes.
t6ra bardzo kuchal, kt6ra
Izamordo doWana zostala przez'
mic owego kowala. Kaczy-
6ski Cd .czasu gnnie ierei dziiew-
'ycz.ynlk:i a ciagle Pc niei rozpa-1
czal
B % JFF 10
q j. - 1ni iSss q IS, nf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

dove odwolujac repre- ezents1z z
tow swego krajju. Nicaragua
odniosla dotad tryumf
cztere..h potyczkach mad sia
1ami zbrojnymi Hondur rasu,
ME badac AMI razu pobita:
Nasze SLY zbrojne znajdul4l
sic obecnie ma posiad 1os sciac'hll
Honduras.
Podpis: Zelaya'
J'rezydent Nicaraguy..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

WIEDEN 25 lutego. W !
Belgradziie napadli oficerowie
na serbskich POSI- 6w, wycho-
!. dzacych ze skupczyny / po-'.
ral1ii ich palaszami. Uczyni-
Ii to pod obno 2 rozikazu, w
danego v I konaku k'r6lew-
skim. Pisnla rad q owe pooh
saoho owan,1iie ofice 6W.
Jeden II posi- 6W \ o6Wiadc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

PARYZ, rs lutego.- Zarsz
po wtorkowej uchwale parla-
men tu, indorsujacej polityke
5pojednawcza rzadu, rozpocze-
3to na nowo' ,p' ;tll' ;utllk'}ady pr'offekk- : # I
ta S'ekwany = koadjutorem
arcybiskupim, monsignorem
Annette OgM prasy wyraza
swa rado6c : faktu, ze zatarg
Kosciola,z Z pahstwem costa
ME zalatwiol'y ma dro'dze ll''
pok ojowiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

TOULON, "'25 lutego.
Kupcy 'tutejsi SO oburzeni ma
.dow6dc6w rosyi kiej eskadry,
kt6r'a = ''zza'wiine}a do tutejszegyo (
portu i kt6ra uzupelni1a swo-
je zapasy, zaopatr ujac sic "
ME vylacznie "a po6rednic-
TWEEN kupc6w greckich j
niemieckich. Rozlepiono ma
rogoch ulic afisFe, pietnu-
jace zachowanie Sic Moskali, !,
jako francuskich sprzymier-
zenc6ws
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
.MANAGUA, NICARAGUA

MANAGuJA, NICARAGUA,
25 luty. Zrywamy sic do
.wojny, poniewaIz = silly Ebrojjne
ndurasus takows1y nass
rna}y garDiz,,o.n na granliicy.
rabuja palac j mordui4c.
z Z,lazada ai6nny zadosyc, uczy-
nieniia, ale nam odm6wiono.
[O5wiade li6my e zgodzimy
|sie na sad rozjje enczy, ale
pre- zydent Bonila IIondu-
|ras zerWal pertra ktacye "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

DETROIT, Mich. VIA
dyslaw Wach, zam.. ped mr.. nr.
643 przy Grandy ave, doni6
81 policyi, re ulegl podkasa-
nej muzie j dal sic przez Pc
wna czarna pieknosc zapro.
wadzit s DO nory ma !, Gratiot 1'
ave, gdzie 60 r6wniez czarn'y
hipopotam W hudzkiej sk6rze
obrabowal zzegarka = srebrne-
go warto6ci czterech bitych,
i so ct. W got6Wce. Policya
poszukujje spraWc6w.
W imieniu malol etnie-
90 Walentego KokoWskieg q
!; ;wniesiona zostala dc. g 8 =
|okreglow,;eig,o q! !sl!k!:arga . %
szkod dowanie przeciw Joan
ME Lesii6 i6skiej ! yobnnowiiiii II
Ward, wla5c lon abtes't Y:
Skarga opiewa, ze ,cblopiec,
zraniwszy sobie >palec, udal.
sic do apteki po rozezyn
karbolo y,1ecz zamiast tako
wego dano1 .mt,. yst.yy kar:
Dol, kt6ry rane zaognlilE L j 4. .spo-
wodoWal gangrene, Wobec
czego musiiano palec amputt,-- n
wac. ..5. .
StanislaWa Re ska ~
letnia panna, Cd dluzszego5.
.czasu zlozona ahoroba
szpitalu Grace " tych dniach
odeslaDa zostanie do ppwiia
towegos domu dla ubogich Il
Przyb ybyla ona do Detroit
:Kr6 6lestwaz pred r.,kie IA 49,
ledwie. Prze'i ME akiIns
sen sem iona zlosta1a chorob
= ME ma ii
kreWnych Oh AMI znaja'1n d ycl,
znuszona byla uda6 sie
Iszpit viiert4t !, i 81. i.
spro II 3
koch ,lieja y
If.z. Il,, ie s sopvs 81 q 81 III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

LOND[YN, 25 :lutego. W So
.bote zerwa}a sic nagle mad
Londynem i Anglia straszn4,
burza. kt6fa zrzadzi}a vii4ceii. .li.
szkody niiz kt6rakolwiek : POI
przednich. Wichrowi dmace-
mu = aiezwykla sila, iowa;
rzyszy}a ulewa. Mn6stw6 pos
ciag6w wykaleionych; nie1li-
.czana ils'tc statk6w mniej-
szych i wiekszych porozbij g
nych j uszkodzonych. NJ Lon
dynie DUO na1amanychy
drew i ipowywracanych lub.
odzonych budynk6W.s
! Sa takie straty v ludziaelIf
'sle dotad nie. obliis 3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

ODESSA, 25 luetgo.- - Ge-
neral gubernator Kaulbars
oglosil odezwe, " kt6rej,
przypomina, re 18 m1llodych
ludzi, kt6rzy mordowai ~
dow, zostalo kiedy5 skaza-
nych ma 3 lata wiezienia.
Tymczasem obydwa uniwer-
sytety; gie}da zbozowa i g1o-
wne sklepy kupieckie zosta1y
zamkkiete na znak protestu
przeciw tolerowaniu przez
Rad. pogromu iyd6w.
Gale handy ,,prawdziwych
Rosyan" wl6cza sic po uli-
each, napadaj4 ma zydowskie
sklepy j restauracye i dopu-
szczaja sic rabunk 8 ". Zyda
kt6ry bronil sic rewolwerem,
wywleczono ma podw6rze,
gdzie spoltarnano my a.'1| rece
..,, ,,ssi ]. s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28
4 NV POLSKICH
w AMERYCE

T WTLE, FALLS. MINI.
lsbcsze < Czech . Hold
I'M znajduje sic " okrop-
|i,y'n1 stanie wskutek zmarz-
Pred k1lku dniami
#pejlaehal on do Royalton j
tam sic podobno upi} i W
tY1n stanie pnjechal Wraca-
jac do domu wieczorem "a
snaIsi spad}z sanek ma snieg
.5In1n Cd domu, a konie
8 6ehy same. Rodzina rozpo-
@ natych chmiast poez,uki-
,yhnia lecz znaleziono go do
Isl rp(na drugi dzieh rano le-
6 eegp:na drodze bez przyto-
snjpo4ci. Zabrano 90 do domu
I L ep[l'nw.d .dzono lekarza, kt6
tKierdzi}, ze pacyent ma
elnrozone u po }okcie. rece
s. |s nael po kolana. Obecnie
if azezft s''' q il Ivy valley 4 ' .'' ze
i. y u, /. j. j; Il,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

tsH ~
CHG;0;f ;fll. Na stacy po-
licyjnei przy VI. Maxwell Ak
aresztoWano siedmiu zloczyn-
COW, oskarzonych Q naduzy-
Gle iotrucie 15-letniej dzieW-
czyny imiepiem Paulina ina
wisko nieznane). Rzecz dzia-
Ia sic W domu pm. 478 W.
14-ta ul. u niejakiej Knofsto-
kowej, utrzymujacej samo-
tnych ma stancyi. Dziewczy-
ma czula sic niezdrowa j le-
zala ma l6zku v swym poko-
ju a weselili sic przy piwi'e ]
w6dce: Franciszek Orzechow-
ski, Piotr Paluch, Jan Zura-
wi6ski, Tomasz Bilihski, Ja-
k6bGrabek i Stanislaw kul-
man (sani polacy , W6r6d
Mich powstala mysl, aby sic
zabawif kosztem Pauiny,
zwr6cili sic tel do niejsz
|odpo wiednia propozycia ale
Egdy, ici1 odprawilat 2 niczen,
postanowili zdobyc ia pod
stepem. Jeden 2 Mich postal
po amoniak do apteki j ten
zmie eszano 2 vodka, poczem
podano dziewczeciu jako
lekarstwo skuteczne. Paulina
wypila j wkr6tce popadla W
slime omdlenie. Skorzystali 2
tego mezczyzni, Wyniesli ia
wszyscy do szopy ~ lyle bu.:
dynku j; tam ulozyWzzy IA
jakiej6 derce zatrzymali
przez eszlo godzin Naste-
pnie przynie6li wciaz bezprzy-
tomna . powrotem do poko-
ju j u1ozyli ma l6zku. Wtedy
nopiero strzegli ze dzieW-
cze ME zyjje. Przerazeni "a
Wezwali policye, kt6rejj opo-
wiadali, ze znalezli te dziew-
czyne nieprzyt ytomna " "a.
|,1lku, ale policy odrazu vie
trzac zbrod dnie z sztowala
,wszystk'ichI. q sied edrnii'ui mezc zczyzn & ]
wIa5cic ielke lok alu oisto-
ktora zapiiera sic ja-- j-
lZkoby znala ME bose Ciia
20 nieszczes Ego zeciia,
lzabrano do niiejjskiiej kostnii-
81 gdzie 20 bad daniin 90 le
karz korone era orzek.l i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-02-28

v sejmie, ze 80 oficer6w .ka-
za1o wyostrzyc swe palasze,
gdyz zanosi sic W Belgradzie
ma wazne wypadki. Prezes
ministr6w i minister wojny
staia takze " obronie oficer6w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-19
ROOSEVELT CHANGED VIEW
Wall Street Says He Once Favored
Alton Reorganization.

NEW YORK, July 19.-President Roose-
welt. II was asserted In Wall street yester
day. despite the approval which he Is I'M
derstood to have given to the recent report
of the interstate commerce commission on
the Hartman railroads, and particularly
the sections dealing with the Hartman re-
organization of the Chicago and Alton
once gave no small measure OF approval TO
the Alton reorganization by signing the
special act of the New York legislature
legalizing the Alton railroad bonds as an
investment for savings banks In this state.
Those who Were disposed yesterday to
critlc!se the kyesident for what ..4ey term
ed his change of attitude in the matter of
the Alton reorganization said that Presi-
dent Roosevelt, then governor of New
1oTk, signed this act over the protest of
savings banks and other interests. and that
he dld SO with knowledge of the objections
which even in 100 were raised against this
issue OF bonds.
The bonds thus made a legal investment
Tor savings banks In this state are the Z
per cent issue of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad Company, which in 80 were sold
TO the roads stockholders at 80 cents ON
the dollar and later were sold out ar a
large proht after the act legalizing the
bonds as savings bank bond had been
passed
1t does not clearly appear that the oh
jectlons which have recently been raised
against the Chicago and Alton reorganiza-
ton, In which this per cent bond issue
played an important part, were ever di-
rectly brought TO the governors attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-19
WEATHER FORECAST,
Partly Cloudy, Unsettled, Shove,

1aItly Clouoy, unsettled, Showers
Tonight or Tomorrow.
Forecast till pm. Saturday-For the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Maryland and Virginia,
partly cloudy. unsettled weather, showers
tonight or Saturday; variable winds
Weather conditions and general forecast
Unsettled weather continues quite gener.
ally east Of the Rocky mountains, and
there were local showers over this entire
area, except the lower lake region and the
southwest. High temperatures also con-
tinue, except in the northwest and in the
east they were combined with very high
humidity. In the extreme west the weather
was generally fair with temperatures
about normal.
Unsettled, showery weather will continue
tonight and Saturday in the east and south
without temperature changes of impor-
lance.
coast will be light and mostly westerly and
southwesterly; on the south Atlantic coast
light west to southwest; on the east gulf
coast light and variable. and on the lower
erly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to fresh variable winds
with partly cloudy weather to the Grand
Banks.
The following heavy precipitation Gin
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Philadelphia LOS; Sioux
City, 1888.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, s:4s am and s:45 pm;
high tide, 2:O3 am. and 2:2O pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, $50 am. and 9:47
PM; high tide, 2:5S am. and 800 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 4:49 am; sun sets, 1922
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 4:5O am
Moon sets, 1902 am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted ff-
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, July TO-
The Potomac is muddy and the Shenandoah
clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-19

earlier, but the command halted at Harpers
Ferry to open collars, loosen cinohes, cool
off the horses shoulders and apply water
and sponges.
The battery pulled out Of it's Tuesday
at dawn Wednesday. The distance covered
during the day was twenty-five miles the
road from Point of Rocks leading through
Jefferson and Knoxville. The way was
extremely hily, the whole line of march
being across a mountain country Hills
were encountered that put horses, drivers
and cannoneers to a severe test of endur-
ance in getting the guns and caisSons up
and down. The march for half of yester-
day was made during a heavy storm. The
rain fell in torrent and the mountain
roads, where not bare and rocky, were
deep with mud.
The positions of the men were shifted
throughout the march. both for purposes
of rest and practice. Cannoneers served as
was much walking for each class of men,
but, of course, the cannoneers excelled in
this exercise.
Arriving in camp on Bolivar Heights the
battery executed ION left into park
pitched pup tents, established picket lines,
watered and fed stock. messed and mounted
guard. Wednesday night was the fifth that
the men slept on the ground with only a
poncho and blanket and a haversack for
pillow. Sibley tents were pitched yester-
day, and much of the day was spent in
cleaning guns, harness and horses in prep
aration for dress parade this evening.
There has been very little sickness among
through in good condition. There were only
three to end the march with CALLED Shout
ders and these are being carefully nursed
c. F. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

P STREET NORTHWEST between LIST and
Sd streets-Melvin H. HERMAN ct ux.
to Cora S. Bassett, lot 1874, square 553;
So Same to Clarinda c. Stout, lot 1872
square 553; $40.
STREET NORTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets-Heber L. Thornton to
Eustace J. Skinner. part original lot 3,
square 1909; $40.
FIFTEENTH STREET AND FLORIDA
AVENUE NORTHEAST - Washington
Brick Company to Bates Warren, part
Of Long Meadows and Youngsborough;
$40 Bates Warren ct ux. convey same
property to John Miller; SO.
RANDLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Savings
and Trust Company, trustee, to George
b. Maddox, lot 30, square 5543; $405.
TWENTY-FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST
to Mary e. S. Cissel lot Al, square -;
500
BARRY FARM-Mary H. Webster to Isaac
BLOOMINGDALE-Ca NJ. Babcock ct
viz, Daniel A, to Carrie E. Scheideman,
lot 81, block 10: $40.
INTEREST-John D. Kelly to Joseph j.
Rel Y s,i all int interest in estate of Thomas
Observation-Disclosures H. Hough ct Tx.
to David Calvin Thompson, lot 49, block
NO 1925 21sT STREET NORTHWEST
Adlumea D. Sterrett ct vir. J. Machide.
ct al, to Eugenia L. HELEN, Elizabeth
H. Martin and Lillian H. Reeves, lot
NO. 1924 ID STREET NORTHEAsT-Mary
Dwyer ct al. to Margaret NJ. Loeffier
and Annie Edwards, north v lot 20.
1rz SqHare sT RI fiG SOUTHEAST between
c and d streets-Same to same, lot 10,
square 1888: So
NORTH RANDLE Northumberland
can Security and Trust Company, trus-
tee. to United States Realty Company,
lots 43 to 46. square 5455; 1854 so.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Naff Sav,nes
and Trust Company, trustee to United
States Realty Company. lot 20, block 8:
$40.
STREET SOUTHWEST between 9th and
7th streets-John L. Lynagh ct ux. to
Gustav Henning, lot 81. square 40; $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Catharine Reiner to Louise P.
Curran, lot 1S4. block 10; $40.
NO. 1015 SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE
OUTHEAST-Matthew Rupert ct al,
trustees. to Milburn J. Donohoe. lot H.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE TERRACE
Fulton R. Gordon ct ux- to Charles c.
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tors. The thunder Of the big guns fired
as If by magic and with unerring accuracy
Is bound to stir the blood and rouse en-
thusiasm.
There is, however, one little thing that
will cause trouble to the visiting guards
men, unless they take precautions. This
is an insect called the chigger or jigger.
and spelled variously chigoe, chegoe, chigo,
chigre and chigua, with the polite name of
harvest-mite and the stage name of leptus
irritans. 1t is small but deserves all the
It is spelled or pronounced its bite is just
the same. 1t lies concealed in the long
grass and springs out upon the unwary
pedestrian, fastening itself upon feet and
legs.
Advice at the forts is for the militamen
to provide themselves with plenty of vase
line, or some ungent of the sort, to apply
to the feet and legs before walking about
the reservations, since 1t is easier to pre-
vent the inroads of the little pests than
1t is to allay the intense irritation which
their bites produce after the insects have
got in their work Grease of some kind
is said to be the best preventive.
Guardsmen Assigned.
The following organizations Of the Dis
trict National Guard have been assigned to
duty at the forts:
Coast Artillery Reserves. at Fort Wash
ington, Md.
Company E. I'd Regiment Capt. Edward
ri. BRIAN
Company F. I'd Regiment. Capt. Reuben
r. Duffle.
Company G. I'd Regiment, Capt. Clarence
v. Sayer.
Maj. Richard D. Simms, staff and nom
commissioned staff, I'd Battalion, I'd Regi-
ment.
Artillery supports. Fort Washington, Md
Company 1. I'd Regiment, Capt. Alexander
Summers; Company X. I'd Regiment, First
Lieut.. Frank d. Lakeland: Company L, I'd
Regiment, Capt. Richard B. Clayton; Com
pany M, I'd Regiment. Capt. George E.
Tolson: Lieut.. Col. Richard A. OBrien,
commanding, the staff and non-commis-
stoned staff. Sd Battalion, I'd Regiment:
the colonel staff and the non-commissioned
staff, I'd Regiment.
Coast Artillery Reserves, Fort Hunt, Va.
COMPANY c. LIST Regiment. Capt. Alfred
r. McGonegal.
Artillery supports, Fort Hunt, Va.-Com-
pany A, I'd Regiment. Capt Theodore P.
Heap: Company B, Cd Regiment. Capt.
Samuel Feland; Company c. I'd Regiment,
Capt. Thacker v. Walker: Company D, I'd
Regiment, Capt. Arthur l.. Evans; Maj.
Anton Stephan staff and non-commissioned
staff, LIST Battalion I'd Regiment
Gen. Harries and his staff are expected
to- visit the forts some time next week,
probably Friday.
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REPUBLICAN ROUGH HOUSE.
Political Meeting With Six-Shoote,
for Gavel.

Special Dispatch to The Star
MUSKOGEE, 1. T., July 19.-An attempt
by Henry Asp, railroad attorney of
Guthrie, to address the republican county
here yesterday converted the
meeting into fighting. bowling mob. Pts
tolls were drawn, knives flashed and chairs
welded with telling effect, resulting in
bruises and minor injuries to several per-
sons
Deputy United States Marshal Bud Led
better appeared on the scene with a drawn
six-shooter and restored order. Officers
with drawn pistols who threatened to
shoot into the crowd If the fighting did not
stop, failed to quell the disturbance before
the appearance of Ledbetter.
The trouble started when the forces OPP
posed to Gov. FrantZ and statehood at
tempted to address the convention before
the organization was perfected. Ledbetter
saved Asp from being mobbed and took
him to a place Of safety The Frantz
forces were victorious in the test vote for
temporary chairman, and the meeting then
proceeded in an orderly manner.
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MILITIA GUARD MURDERERS.
Louisiana Kidnapers, Found Guilty,
Threatened With Lynching.

HAHNVILLE. La. July 19.-Two COM
panies of militia were last night ordered
here to protect from a threatened lynching
the Italians convicted, without capital
punishment" of completely in the murder
of little Walter Lamana OF Jew Orleans,
who was kidnapped and stranged about q
month ago.
posse formed last night at Gretna,
across the river from New Orleans with
the avowed purpose of making an attempt
to reach Hahnvile.
Campisciano told the police of the boys
death and led them to the spot in the
marshes in the parish where the body was
found. With his wife, Tony Costa and
Frank Gendusa he was placed on trial here
this week. All were found guilty yesterday
afternoon.