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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku ano
Way Stations-"9:15 a. n, 1870 Q. n
For Pearl City. Eva Mill and Way
Stadons-f7:30 a. m, "9:15 a. n, al :cs
a. n, $2:l5 ?. N, 1920 2. H., @5:15
n. 1890 ?. N, f11:15 .. m.
For Wahiawa-"9:15 a. n. and s5:1E
2. n.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waiana@*S:36 a. n, -5:3l
?. n.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-T7:46 a. H., 1886 q. M.
*10:3s a. n. s1:40 ?. N. "4:31 m
s5:31 ?. n, ~7:30 .. m
Arrive Honolulu from wahiawa-
1886 g. n. and %5:31 2. N.
sDaily. : Elk. Sunday SUNDAY Only
The HaIeiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only frst-class tickets honored>.
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at S:22
N: returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 2. II The Limited stops emily
at Pearl City and Waianae.
G. P. DENISON, r c. SMITH,
Supt. G. P. & T. a
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4 FAREWELL To
FATHER ADALbERT

LHUE, March 1s.-Reverend MI.
Tse7berg on Monday night entertained
a. dinner in honor Of Father Adalbert-
who IS leaving Kauai in order to re-
cuperate on the mainland Those pres
enr were Father Julien the new parish
priest: Nessrs. Weber, Fisher. Mann
Sheriff Rice. Arthur Rice and Roerich-
The Idhue band. a creation Of the
Father. serenaded during the evening
and presented him with a check for the
nvrehase Of A suitable present
During a stay Of eight years among
rs Father Adalbert has won the es-
TEEN Of all classes in quite n1arAed
degree and the necessity Of his leaF-
ing here IS greatly regretted
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RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED.

There IS no disease which fnficts
more torture than rheumatism and
there IS probably no disease for which
such q varied and useless lot Of RENE
dies have been suggested To say
that 1t can be cured is therefore a
bold statement to make but Chamber
Iain's Pain Balm, which enjoys an ex-
tensive sale III tins country. has met
with success IN the treatment OF this
disease wherever it has been tried.
One or two applications Of this lini-
nent will relieve the pain and hun
dreds Of sufferers from this disease
testify TO permanent cures by its usa
For sale by Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd.
Agents for Hawaii.
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land, River st and Magoon lane, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu. $500. 2s9, ? 450. Dat
ed Mar i, 1907.
Akana and VT TO Bishop Trust Co
Ltd. NJ; pors kuls 91s-4 and 11215-s.
bldgs, etc. River ST and Magoon lane,
Honolulu, Oahu. $1,000. B 2s9, 451.
Dated Mar Il, 1907.
Uhauha and VT Ct al TO H L Hol-
al, D; APPS and OF kul 67e0B, Moa-
lii, etc. Lahaina, Maui. s.. B 2S7, p 45I.
Dated Mar S. 1907.
Lee See TO Chong Dai Kong, 3 s;
I share in Sun Choy Sing Co, Honolu-
III. Oahu $1,000. B go, p 40. Dated
Feb q. 1907.
Henrietta z Ross (widow) to Annie
L Rego, D: por r P 24s7, Beretania
St, Honolulu, Oahu. 5000 3 PSI, .
AZ. Dated Mar Z, 1907.
Kekumano to Helemano Land Co
Ltd. D; 1-2 int in ct 23s. Paukauila.
WaiaIua, Oahu. s450. B PSI, 419
Dated Mar 6, 1907.
Gear, Lansing & Co by trs to Angus
ia G Lansing (Mrs), D: lot 80 and z
half, lot "a, blk A Of baseball tract,
Kulaokahua, Honolulu. oahu. $500. B
2s7, 4S0. Dated Feb ., 1907.
Charles B Makee and VT to W
Kaneole, D; r P gr 2717, waioli, Ha-
nalei. Kauai 81 B Isl, p 476. Dated
Oct Il, 1904.
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Edna Z Akau ct al by COnr TO All
Hip, Com D: 1ze0S 81 Il land Church
81. HiIo, Hawaii. $3.50. 2 81, 4sl-
Dated Feb Is 1907
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William George TO Eide, L, DC land
honolulu Eva, Oahu 10 yrs at 80
per Vt 2 zss, ? Us. Dated Nov Is.
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L c Lyman and ~ 70 Hilo Pine
apple Co Ltd, D: 2017 . land Kau-
mana, HLo, Hawaii $500. 3 %,
49, Dated May l, 1895.
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The usual series Of monday services
- nan under the auspices OF the
motherhood Of s.. Andrew, viii De heio
this year al the Y NJ c A hall Tie
sa--;oas viii be from 1905 -. 12.25- A
sbo-+ address viii be made by clergy
~-a1 ar Iayrnan from enc OF the
~+ez~-1 -
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Eide 10 : + Kim. L. pc land Ho-
nouliuIi. Eva Oahu 10 yrs al $50
per VI B 2ss, . 259. Dated Nov e.
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Levers & Cooke Ltd to Yuen Shee
: ct al. A NJ; mtg Poo Wong Tong Co
on leaseholds, and rts of way near
Liliha 81, Honolulu. Oahu 81 B go,
p 1S9. Dated Mar u. 1907.
Rachel V Macdonald 10 Margaret
Macdonald, D: lots 43 and ~, blk B.
bIdgs, etc, KapioIani Park Add, Homo
lulu, Oahu. $50. B PSI. p ass. Dated
Aug q, 1906.
Margaret Macdonald and hsb u W1
10 Honolulu Park Comsn, d; lots 4S
and A, blk 3, Kapiolani Park Add.
Honolulu, oahu. 81 B 81, p 4s6.
Dated Jan L, 1897.
John Kidweu by Regr. Notice: OF
decree of title in Land Reg Court Case
No los B 294, IL Dated Feb 20.
1897
W H Gill to See Kong, a NJ; mtg
n G Peterson on lot IA. blk B. , bldgs,
etc, Kaimuh Tract, Honolulu, Oahu.
81 B 2s9. D asa. Dated Mag Il, 1907
Allen & Robinson Ltd 10 Kemalia
KuwaIu, D: lot ;, subdiv of lot 10. gr
1906. bldgs, etc, Kalihi, Honolulu,
Oahu. $3.50. B PSI, 4s0. Dated Mar
10, 1907.
Est Of Antoine J Rodrigues by TT TO
Tung kwai Ct al, L; int in Por kul
3237 ap s, Ralihi, Honolulu, Oahu. Is
yrs at $50 pr VI. B IS. ? go. Dated
Nov l, 1896.
Est Of Antoine Rodrigues by TT 10
An Fat, L: int in por kul Sz57 ap :,
kaIihi. Honolulu, Oahu. Is yrs At so
per ". B 2Ss. 2 253- Dated Nov l,
1906
HaIeiwa Hotel CO Ltd 70 Trs Of Est
OF Bernice P Bishop, Par Sur L; 1900
50 fl land Haleiwa I'd, Waialua, Oahu
81 B zss. ? 25s- Dated Feb .. 1891
y Peterson 10 See Kang. 6.
bldgs on lot Of 2 z Dodge's subdiv.
Kakaak0 Honolulu, Oahu $500 3
-. Il Dated Mar Is, 1885,.
William George TO Eide, L, pc land
honolulu. Eva Oahu 10 yrs al 80
per Vt 3 2ss. Us. Dated Nov Is.
1905
Eide 10 : K Kim, L: pc land Ho-
nouIiuli. Eva Oahu 10 yrs az $50
per " 2ss. p 25s. Dated Nov e.
1866.
Edna Z Akau ct al by Comr to All
Hip, Com D; 1zS0S 81 Il land Church
81, Huo, Hawaii. s1930- 2s7' 4sl-
Dated Feb Is, 1907
L c Lyman and ~ 70 Hilo Pine
apple Co Ltd, D: 2o17 . land Kau-
mana, HLo, Hawaii $15eo- 3 %, ?
4S3- Dated May l, 1895
Thos Mulch and wf BY aft OF ntgee
% A Lindsay, Fore Andt; lot 10 g
z851. kauuana Homesteads, Hilo, Ha-
wall 3 80, ? Isl Dated Jan ), 1871
Manoel II Cabrinha and Vt 70 Ha-
kalau Plantn Co. L: lots Il and - ca
Ia1d), kahuku Homestead lots, y
HiIo. Hawaii. g yrs al Slls Per y.
3 zss. z4s. Dated Mar ?, 1877.
John Fitzgerald % Frank L Mini
81 a., Rel; lot ! of r P 575s, kuk1au
md Tract. Hilo, Hawaii, Po- lot
IS $40 Z land), Kauuana- Hilo, Hs-
~-aH 1868 2 2se. asa. Dated Jan
3, 1897.
Francisco Ia Costa and wf 70 Manoel
b ChiQuito. D; PC land Papaikou- Hilo.
Hawaii ss9o- 2 -, ? ass Dated
June ,. 1904
Antonio de VI ChiCuita and VI .
Francisco P Tho-ne. D lot q Sss5
kaieie Houesteads, HLo- Hawai-
SIQ59- 3 IS. ? 4Ss Dated Mar ., 1871
Helene KuuzIoha Cwi6ow) 70 c 4
.: q 3s2. h0aL Hama
Maui So. 3 2s7, 49, Dated Mar
:. 1877.
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Antonio de VI ChiCuitz and VI 70
Francisco P Tho-ne. D. lot q Ss55
haleie Houssteads, HLor Hawai-
sIg5a 3 IS. : 4se Dated Mar ;, 1871
Helene KuuzIoha Cwi6ow) 70 c 4
Drummond- .: - 3sZ. hoaL Hama,
Maui $50 3 zs7, 49, Dated Mar
>. 1897.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-14
Kinsella, insurance.

Lester for all kinds Of repai
work.
II. E. McAfee went to Windso
last Friday.
7. Picnic hams, 10 cents per pound
Ninth Street Market,
Rev. j. A. Davis went to Denve
Friday, returning Saturday.
Engraved wedding cards and an
nouncements at the Tribune office.
Dwight Sturgeon left last Frida,
for Albuquerque, N NJ, after sheep
W. X. Jamison, who has been her,
two months, left Monday for Rock,
Ford.
Mrs. Fred Allnutr aud two chill
dren spent Wednesday OF last weel
In Eaton.
Get ready for the next Crane
Catholic Fair, armory hall December
to IA inclusive.
N. G. Mcclure of Trinidad was tn,
guest of MIR. and Mrs. W. B. Star
the last Of the week.
Mrs. Isabel, .Reinks, daughter
Clara, and Miss Anna Scott were
Denver visitors Saturday.
G. C. Joiner, who has lived here
some time. left last Monday for his
former home in Rogers, Ark.
The Greeley Electrical Suppl,
company has moved from 72OH
Main street to 92l Eighth avenue.
Emery Rissler went to Denver the
last Of the week and Monday begar
work for the Gross Pharmacy com
pany.
Nelson Demorest returned Thurs
day from few days spent with A.
D. Butter and family at their Ranch
near Gilcrest.
Mrs. NJ. Stewart and daughter,
Miss Mamie, went to LaSalle last
Thursday for few days visit with
James Stewart and family.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Kelley and daughter,
, Winifred, of Eaton came down Fri.
day to see "The Time, the Place and
the Girl" and returned Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Norcross and daugh-
ter arrived here Saturday from Chey.
enne Wells to visit friends and
attend the Congregational church
declaration.
Don't miss Blind Boone and his
company, Thursday evening, Nov.
81, First Presbyterian church.
Adults IS cents. children 25 cents.
Tickets at opera house lobby.
Mrs. NJ. Bergen and two daugh-
ters. who have been here since
spring. left last week for San Fran
cisco, where she will open store Of
ladies hair goods and toilet articles.
Mrs. f. E. PAUL of Denver and
Mrs. Harry PAUL Of Mexico came
down from Denver Saturday to visit
Mrs. w. L. Clayton and attend the
dedication services at the Congrega'
tional church,
Mrs. 6. +. Briggs returned tf
Victor last Saturday after a few
days visit with her daughter,
Myrtle, who attends the Normal
Mrs. Briggs expects to buy home
here and return to Greeley in short
time.
j F. veach and daughter, Miss
Mabel, of Champion, Neb., arrived
hero Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
David Buick and attend the Veach'
Beymon wedding In Eaton Monday
evening. The bride Is the daughter
OF Mr.. Veach.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bert Pier spent sew
eral days last week In Denver. max
ing arrangements to move to thai
place. MI. Pier has accepted posi-
tiep with the Tritch hardware com
pany and the family will 20 soon a
Mr.. Pier begins work November l.
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pee.
|Icycles.
Monday in Den
|as a Denver visi-
eft last Thursday
ov. 1. to Mr.. and
q son,
4 hemum SHOW az
een house.
rted Monday for
receive sheep.
IN Seventh avenue
nborn 4 Houston.
uuday for a busf-
and San Antonio,
olic Fair will be
December 5 to IA
S went to Eaton
her mother, Mrs.
Tho has spent the
Thursday for his
la.
ndrews was the
rs. B. G. Eaton
6reeley.
lectrical Supply
Jed from 720H
Eighth avenue
/ down from Fort
day to visit over
sister. Mrs. Alex
lit of Milwaukee
rsday for three
her sister, Mrs.
complete line Of
silver, both In
pre-. 4 L. Dun
hiding.
lind Boone, First
b Thursday even
hildren % cents,
at opera house
Pt, WHO has been
PR, Mrs. j. A.
unt, Mrs. Isabel
our months, left
me in Farley. la.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-14
t A WORD

fill be a great Overcoat season,
|hter will be longer than usual
J the wise heads and prosper
here in ''bunches'. We're
tor the rush, for we've a much
stock than usual, and are
pg every wanted style, cut and
We've Overcoats of all grades.
Pstaace, we start in with mod
priced Coats at $1,000, $3.50
(oo and ascend by easy steps
Expensive and luxurious affairs
FOO, $4,000 and $500. Then
fsure satisfaction by saying
ey back if you want it." Come
r learn the reason why we
flllng so many Overcoats'
Evening star., 1907-11-14
Hotel Arrivals

arlinston-David ]. Hill. The Hague:
DR.. Fl. e. Stahl and Mrs StahI New
York: s. B. Tarrant and Mrs Tarrant
Manchester n. H: E NJ Anderson. New
York; Miss Greeley Smith. New York.
Raleish-J. c. Mosser, Philadelphia: w
E. Dempsey. Hamilton, Ohio; William
York; d. Schmidt, New York.
New Wiliard-J. r. Fletcher. winston
Salem. n c.. Mrs. u. Mead. New York;
l. y Wagner. Chicago; c. z. Grass, Con-
necticut: II, Burnham. Evanston. IL
Ebbitt-A. NJ. Lincoln, New York;
Robert Carter and Mrs. Carter. New
York: V. ]. Humbrecht and Mrs Hum
brecht. Philadelphia; NJ. ]. Shelton. W
Va: r. S Denig, L. s. NJ c. and Mrs
Denig.
Normandie-Miss Mary Grace Quacken-
bush. New York city; Mr.. E. w Miller
Philadelphia, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. H. D
Smith, New Castle. Pa; Mr. and Mrs
SINNERS, Amber. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs W. J.
Wolfe, Arriston. Ill; Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Book. Arrston. Ill; Mr. w. A Compton
and son. Illinois: Mr.. w. E Hill. Wash
ington, Ga; Mr.. Marion Barnett Wash
ington, Ga; Mr.. J. S. Allen. Ravenna.
Ohio; Mr.. Fl. H Loomis. Ravenna, Ohio;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Moore. Cleveland.
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart Cleveland
Ohio.
The Shoreham Federico Velasouez.
Santo Domingo; Mrs. L. Jacuu.lin Smith,
New York city; Miss Gladys Smith and
maid New York city: I. j. Bush, New
York; James Robert Moore. New York:
Chas: W. Parker and wife Jersey City:
H. q. Crickmore. New York city; r. s.
Vanderbilt. New York city; l. s. Wander
bilt and wife, New York city.
Evening star., 1907-11-14
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
William II. Dice. "A years, Garfield
Hospital.
Josephine Bergling. ~ years 10 9th
street northwest
Patrick Cassidy, 20 years. Garfield
Hospital.
Daniel Haller, Gs years, Washington
Asylum.
Fred G. Meyer. months. 1914 9th street
northwest.
Infant of Samuel and lola Duskes. is
hours 1927 4th street northwest.
Infant of Harvey and George Cornwell.
20 hours. 343 II street southwest
Jacob Smith, 9 years, Freedmen's Hos
pitaI.
Mary Boyd, 26 years, Washington
Asylum.
Moses Goodrich. ~ years. 1909 E street
northwest.
Mary E. Hawkins Co years. 1925 18th
street northwest,
James L. Davis. 50 years, 1855 25th
street northwest.
Mary E. Bell, - years. 1894 4th street
northwest.
Frank Sanders 20 years. Brightwood
Driving Park stable.
Sarah F. Tyler. - years. lO4 Corcoran
street. Ivy City
Albert E. Webb, 81 years. $40 22d street
northwest
infant of William and Buley Mitchell. 4
nioliths, ID . street northwest.
Evening star., 1907-11-14
WANT STEEL FOUNDRY.
Proposition That One Be Established
at Navy Yard

The members of the Southeas. "a ASH
ington Citizens Association want "a now
steel foundry established at .no Washing
ton navy yard. and At a meeting % that
association last night at Washington .IlU.
Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, the principal business Transacted
was the Endorsement OF the draft uf a hlll
proposed to be introduced at the coming
session of Congress with this {objeet IN
view. In advocating this new foundry
john Riggles and other members Of tha
assoc alton who spoke upon the subject
said thai its establishment i'm Washington
would afford employment to hundreds ~
men. and save the government thousands
Of dollars which would otherw' Sc go -
private corporations in other cities. Mr
Riggles stated that the foundry measure
was defeated in the last Congress largely
by friends Of tine steel trust.
The association also adopted a rcSolu-
tion protesting against the macadamizing
of South Carolina avenue between 18th
and 10Th streets southeast. II was stated
In the resolution that Congress has appro-
priated 5000 for the paving of this thor
oughfare, and that this amount could he
expended for surfaclng the avenue with
sheet asphalt for several blocks. bat that
If the Commissioners plan TO surface the
avenue with macadam is enforced only
two blocks will be surfaced.
Thirteen new members were elected last
night, making the total membership 300.
Evening star., 1907-11-14
FACTIONS INVADE COURTROOM.
Judge Finds There Was No "In-
flame" Languaye-Case dismissed

Opposing factions invaded the Police
Court this morning. At the head of one
was Lizzie Redmond, co!ored of 123 p
street southwest. for whom some one had
sworn out a warrant charging her with
cursng-"and she d church member too"
Lizzie was present with the look of in
Jured innocence, and showed proper agita-
ton at every statement regarding the
way she had used her tongue. At the
head of the other faction was Emma
Black also colored, of 125 street south
west. who claimed that Lizzie had black
ened her reputation. She declared her to
be everything but d lady.
Emma maintained, when on the witness
stand, that Lizzie had cast not only
dreadful names at her but had thrown
enough bricks to make the back yard
shady.
How many bricks did you throw at
her?" Judge Mulowny asked Emma
Deed. l didn't throw nary d one she
replied. cause I couldn't get outside of
my house to get any
Did you call that woman any names?"
the defendant WAS asked.
Deed dere was inhame language
at ALL" explained Lizzie.
so far as you know, is she a lady?"
the judge asked Lizzie.
so far as | know, she is stated the
defendant.
The judge turned to the prosecuting wit
ness. She says you are lady he re-
marked. 'All of you go home
Evening star., 1907-11-14

Washington division delivered The pre-
liminary address and introduced Deputy
General Rev. J. r. Carpenter. who Ad-
dressed the Reformers and audience on
Industry. Econ pmy and Unity \ solo
was given by Miss Anna Cole, "Eman-
uel." and Mrs Rosa Thompson addressed
the gathering. She sad GH.pnD juvenile
had h.ch added during the
year and that these number many thou
sands of boys ana girls throughout th'
whose training is being carrtuiy
guarded. Following was Il duet by Miss
Marietta Austin and Miss Harriet. Hope
Beyond Prof James +. McGirt made
an address urging the starting Of enter
prises in which young colorcd boys and
girls who are graduating from the schools
of all grades can be cmnloyed. He sSit
the race is not dong enough 20 ,r a.
employment for its members.
The deputy general then installed the
new officers and all retired to Room 80.
where reception was given. long.
finely decorated table IN the form ~ %
cross was spread. Mrs. r. y Lumrki~s
introduced the deputy general ani thH
lecturer in whose honor The reception " :
given. Toasts were responded tn by James
w. Poe and James r. NcGiTt and M.~s
Ietitia \. BurreN re"ited
Evening star., 1907-11-14
DIED.

ALLEN. on Friday. November S. 1907. at 610
am pt Fort Bayard y. NJ, GEORGE WALL
bKdDGE sKdI ALLkN son uG of Ne Cen Gharles c,i D.
thirty-ive years.
BERGLING. On Tuesday, November ~. 1907.
at 2:I5 a m. JOSEPHINE. wtdoy of the late
George Bergling; In her seventy eighth year.
northwest, Friday November 10. at am.
thence to ST. Marv's Catholic Church, where
solemn requiem mass Will be held at $50.
Relatives and friends invited to attend. .
BoYDE. on November 1a 1907. in this city.
MARY G. BDYDE. daughter Of Mrs. Mile
Boyde. No. 42I eth street southeast. and sis
ter of Mrs. A. T. Bats, aged twenty-seven
Funeral and nterment at PetersbuN. Va.
BROWN. Suddenly. on Tuesday November H.
1907. after brief and painful illness. JOHN
W. beloved husband Of Sarah /. Brown tnee
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
1901 Gales street northeast, Friday. No
y yember 10: ar at :: o'clock pm; Relatives and
please copyj
EsClIINGER. suddenly. on Wednesday morning.
November 13. 1907. FREDERICK ESCH-
NIGER, wife of August Eschinger, in her
siaty-seventh year.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law,
Theodore Abner 400 East Capitol street. Fri
day November 10 1907 at pm. In;er-
mrnt in Prospect Hill cemetery.
FINLEY. On Tuesday. November IL, 1907. at
ABB Conduit road CATHERINE, beloved
wife OF Patrick Finley.
Friday. November l5. at $50 am. Service
at the Church Of Our Lady of Victory. on
Gsndt r0Id Sew York as s
andria papers please copyD
HOUSTON. On Tuesday, November L.. 1907, in
New York city. JAMES d. HOUSTON. be-
loved husband of lone Houston and son OF
Mrs. Alhertlne II. King. aged thirty years.
:.
". Morris. 800 NJ street northwest. in this
city.
MUZZY. On Wednesday. November 13 1907. at
$40 $40 pm pm; at 1908 10th street northwest.
DOIPHA LILLIAN (nee Fidedl wife OF Al
bert E. Muzzy. in her twenty-third year.
Funeral from her late residence, 1908 10th street
Am. thence to the Church of the Sacred
Heart. where mass will be said. dayton.
Ohio, papers please copy) 2
QUEEN On Tuesday. November L. 1907. at
the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Sarah
Harry. at the intersection OF Broad Branch
ALTHA QUEEN.
Funeral services at Mt. Zion VI. +. Church. Ten.
leytown, Friday November 10, at 2:30 pm.
In Memoriam
dear m,ss I'M ssa e SPs H
died one year ago today, November II, 1906.
Gone from earth. yes gone forever.
NJ dessdmmed ssai hnss ,,s eyes shall gaze in vain:
we snail near HotDer voice. on never.
Never more earth again.
She WAS thoughtful. loving and tender
With each and every one:
Here she suffered hut now rejoicing
Her JOY in heaven has just begun.
BY HER CHILDREN.
MESMER. In memory OF my mother CRES
CENTHIA MEs,lER. who departed this life
two years ago today.
BY HER DAUGHTER. MARY c. HAYDEN.
MESMER. In sad but loving remembrance Of m,
dear mother, GRACE MESMER who died two
years ago today.
Loved in life. remembered in death
BY HER son, J. T.. MESMER.
MULLEN. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear mother. c. JULIA MULLEN. who
departed this life two years ago today. No.
"ember II, 1900
RY HER DAUGHTERS
Evening star., 1907-11-14
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Exercises by True Reformers at
Special Session Last Night


There was large number of True Re-
formers in True Reformers' Hall, 18th and
U streets northwest. last night, to wit
ness the installation of newly elected Off
GERS. At I o'clock the male members
formed a line that passed over several
streets, headed by the Howard University
Band. and several police officers. On their
return they marched into the hall. and
while q march was played the female
members passed into the auditorium from
the rooms above On the platform were
Chief w. R. Griffin. Deputy General Rev.
j. T. Carpenter of Philadelphia, Mrs Rosa
Thompson, lecturer. OF the northern grand
division at Philadelphia: Prof. James l..
McGirt of Philadelphia. James w. Poe of
this city and the following newly elected
officers: w. NJ. Mrs. r. Thompson: W R.
s., w. r. Griffin: l.. S., V. Edwards W
chaplain. f. J. Timer; W. a secretary,
S. f. Lewis, w. S. treasurer. F. f. Foos
ter; w. NJ. treasurer, V. F. Winslow: w
D.. r. n. Lumpkins: W. G., T.. 3. Jordan;
w. a. G., c. Johnson: w. S, Perry
Thomas; w. +. u. F. Carter: r. B. F.,
b. johnson and J.. NJ. NJ. Minor
w. r. Griffin called the assemhlage To
order and the True Reformers' choir sang
Guide Me Rev. j. T. Carpenter offered
prayer. Following another selection by
the choir. w. r. Griffin. chief Of the
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
Morris r. and Evan ". Stein. female.
Washington l. and Bertha r. Scharf
female.
William H. and Flora f. Robertson fe-
male.
William P. and Annie S. Mcdonald
male.
Albert l.. and Catherine l. Hancock.
male.
Thomas F. and Mary T. Flood male
Samuel Duskes and Sola l.. Duskes.
male.
Bernard and Ella l.. Bowling male
Richard E. and May F. Cozzen. male
Charles Balinger and Eta Cramer Bal
linger, female.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Moses Seals and Cora NJ. Johnson, both
of Lewinsville, Va.
Harry Roots and Sarah Spriggs.
David S. Hoover and Elizabeth E.
Quinn.
Pribble H. Powell and Anna l.. Haney,
both of Greene county, Va.
Fred R. Magruder and Emma NJ.
Forber.
Julian L. Studds of Fairfax county, Va,
and Irene Boyle of Laurel. Nd.
John Redman and Fannie West.
Charles Smms and Mary ]. Cole.
Ernest l.. Fleete and Martha Jackson.
George W. Gray and Annie Otterback,
both of Marshall. Va.
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Abraham f. and Fannie l.. Weiner
twins male and female
John and Hattie Romants, male.
Hamlet and Sarah w. Dozicr, female.
John A and Emma J. Coats male.
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BORN.

WILSON. In Chicago. Ill. November o. 1901
10 Mrs. Ellen. daughter Of Mrs. Selma u.
Wilson. and Lawrence. son Of Mrs. and Dr.
Lawrence Wilson of WoOdside. Md dauglI-
ter.