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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-08
s. BENsINGER, AUCTIONEER.
PEREMPTORY AND POSITIVE SALE OF
Horses, Wagons and
Harness
OF THE
Beury-Davis Coal Co.,
On Thursday, Feb. 7,
AT 1 O'Clock p. MI,
At Their Yards, Foot Of 14th St. s.w.

At Their Yards, Foot Of 14th st. S.w.
At the above time and place we will sell for the
Beury-Davis Coal Co. all horses, wagons and har-
ness now being used by them and for which they
nave no further use on account Of their retirement
This sale should interest all of horses. etc.
s. BENSINGER, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY TWELFTH. at the same
hour and place. feast :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-08
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, nos. 1922. 1424 AND l42'

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, nos 1922. 1924 AND 1426
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, passed in equity cause
No. 2624S, we, the undersigned trustees, will SELL
at public auction, in front of the premises. on
TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A D. 1907 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM
the following described land and premises situate
in the city OF Washington In the District OF CO.
lumba, and designated and being all of lot 8
and the east half Of lot In square 22S, according
to the subdivision by James Adam. executor
corded In Book N K, page 270, in the Office of the
surveyor Of said District, improved by the four
story frame houses Nos. 1922. 1924 and 1925 ST.
NV. Said lots have frontage of 37h feet on ID
st. and like frontage Ohio avenue.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the balance In two equal
instaments, payable in and two years with
interest at per centum per annum, payable semi
annually, from day of sale, secured BY deed Of
trust upon the property sold, all cash, at the
option of the purchaser deposit of 5000 will be
required Of the purchaser at the time Of sale. All
conreyancing, recording and notarial fees at the
cos. OF the purchaser Terms of sale to be COM
piled with within fifteen days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the tight to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser, after five days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published in the
city Of Washington, d. G.
JUSTIN MORRILL, CHAMBERLlN,
482 La. NV,
S44 D st. NV,
1a31-d&ds. eSu Trustees
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carload Of extra good horses. consisting Of
horses to suit all persons. They will weigh from
LOCO to l 400 pounds. These horses have been
lected with great for this market. Also ONE
SHETLAND PONY. five years old, handsome and
well broke. These horses can be seen SATURDAY
and SUNDAY, 9th and 10th. The entire lot are
acclimated and ready for service. DON'T FOR
GET THE DATES. RAIN OR SHINE.
feS-3t'3O WILLIAM and RICHARD NcHENRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-08
WILTON ]. LAMBERT,
e. W. VAN DYKE,
Attorneys for Trustees. ja24-d&ds, ESD

OTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON 40
count of the weather until MONDAY, FEBRUARY
ELEVENTH, 1907. same hour and place. By order
of the trustees. fe4-d&da. eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-08
The National Auction Co.,
AuctiOneers,
q. e. McMnew, Manager.

Large Sale of Furniture,
Carpets and Rugs from
Storage Rooms at Pub
lie Auction Within Our
Rooms, $50 18th Street
N. W., Saturday, Febru=
AIRY g. 1902, at 1Os5O AIM,
Comprising BRASS and Enamel Beds New and Sec
ond-hand Mattresses. bureaus, Sdeboards, Par,or
Suites, Pictures. Hanginss, China Closets Chiffon
iers, Rugs and Carpets, Mirrors, Extension and
other Tables, Book Cases, Dressing Tables Toilet
Ware one Remington Typewriter (No. p, Lamps,
Kitchen Utensils. etc
vt SAME TINE AND PLACE, Bar Room Fix
lures. as follows: large counter. with fine frame
and glass on top; a good. copper-lined sink ETC.
Sale to commence at HALF-PAST TEN AN.
Terms Cash
THE NATIONAL AUCTION CO..
Aurt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
Scr arn,c Nofeieuer.

8iirslid aab 3. !. 6ates. 3ode
isls,s Bslbditsiilbrer in New Dort. OIL
grtllruna ab. IS lei cine 2nae. oof
lelu BOZ. Elm gintOmmen bon 6O BIZ
100 Dtlllionen 9ollars Oas s>abr babe
pie einige ,9elbe yldtter" bebauptel
bdttsn. Stin 'EoB" babe ieine lleb.
No,b. idbrlib ieine - b0hlieus 20 =
Diiuionhen suiammensuiharrsn, oem
IN Witlihteit eigne er nur etwa q
present Der Nttisu oes Cel=5rufs. =
Dab unter oisIen umitanoen Der arm'
Nann gu per5peilelten Wltteln areilt.
um Elm tiimmerlides Daiein gu frilten
1T leiht be9reiflih. bod sebt er III Die
ier 0inlihi 81 melt. menn er Sntel San
betrilat. Dos Bunces.Gh bamt nil
uamid ,rinen. oaB Die Stanoaro 81
So. auf ben pbil,ppinen Steuern in
Netrase bon $40. 900 nidt be3ablt babe
II Nrfefsuet's untsr9ebene ltelcn oies na
,ilrlib in 9lbreoe.
llebriaens mdre Dos Ginttmmen De,
OeltOnias beoeuteno bOher. wenn e
nibt einen 5bel Der 9lttien BEG Del
fruits isinen 9lnaebo,isen iibertraael
hdtte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14

auinabmen. Die youleuaros oageaen
uno Die bslsbtsltsu BslbdItsltraBen boz
ten in Der 9untelbsit einen traurlaen
9nblf.
Nm 8. GFdr3 ginger s,pei oeutIhe
3ampIsr, Numeus .Wsttern" uno
vSoergenlsn" i'll Der Norolee in elnem
be,tinen Starme uuter. Ilc gauge ce=
munnunu be,oer, 35 Utann insaiamnt.
iano Elm tiibles Brab in Oen gSellsn.
Ser 8robbsroog BON Wsdleubura=
SdlDeria uro osr @robberSoa ooN
Dledl' nbucQ= Sirelib Iaben ibre 9lbIiti
ue,tilnoet, iareu Stdaten cine Nesfan=
una al usrle ben. Gie susi 8robAer=
soatbiimsr ,uareu bisber Die einsigen
beloeN Staai.n Oeutihlanos obne MOS
oerne Terlonung - elne Sbatlahs. bic
su bau1llen SritiSl5men i'm Ne'hstaa
Geranlunun9 CAB.
Nus CHIHUAHUA miro gemsloet, oob
in Gan Nuores, einem SiGo.hen % IL
to's, cine 9roBere GuontitGt Dpnnmit
erplnoltte, nobel IS 9eronen qetOotei
uno eiue Wn5abl Oersuunoet ,purSen.
9su Eeusitsn 4erihteu suIolge 1T Die
6uueersnOlh in @bina nod piel en!'eb=
llhsr, oils man bisber ermiitelte gln
2luAenasu9s, Der aiE Ssrlhterltatter ole
8eNenoen. no Die Dursersnotb ON
oeutllhiten auitrltt. berelst beri6tst,
oob Ole Wiltter ibre &lnoer fir s. Bis
IS oas Stiif uno Mdnnsr ibre 6ranen
fir $40 bis SIS psrtoufen. TieIe oer
fbalbperbuuoerteu 2sute ltellsn Jullsu.
um Sounoe uno &aben ein5ulangen
pelbe lie nit SelBbunaer DerSehrsn.
Die 5lutbeu baben auBeroem Die Nob=
nun9en pieler JamiIlsn seritDrt, 10 oab
Die Asrmlten nibt nur 0uneer leloen
onoern aud tsin Sboud baben.
9lm Montaa 1T in Solia M. petfoff.
Wimilter BON Yulsarien, einsm Meu.
bslmOroer gum Cpier seiallsu.
Sn 8umdnien 1T Die Souau. na6
oem ibr SIS sslbmol5en lit, aus lbrer
ufern 9etreten uuo 5aulenoe bon 9ferl
Gano lteben unter Wansr. 8lele ys
uobner tonntsn lid nur nit SroBs,
lRlbe in Siherbeit brlnoell.
Sn Der ipaniiden Staot Barcelona
limo neutrality-suspicious. elu falt td8
| llbes Grel9niB. Nm Sonntag muto.
nabe bel Dem Yalaite BON Marquis @r
mllla peOer elne nit GDnamlt 9eflilll
SOmbe sefunoen. gabe elmer Ssr1,
,uulOe Don Yuben, Die BORT iplelten.
cine BOmbe setunoen. Gin Wann, D.
III leinsr 5al1e eine gOmbe trug. d.
erploolr:e, lUuroe Derbaftet. Gr ~
lAwer perleBt.
Cine ernlte gpioemie ihwarsr
poden lit iu 0untirt, Srantrelb. aus=
asbrpben uno bat lib ioaar biz 2tll
Oerbreltet. Nuh Ipll eln iSau in einr'
Jer'ibaItllbsn @sseno i'll Sriinsl pol=
betOmmen iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
ysStG).,0c G.ntia,eiDnng.

@lne luslt0ehtnce Gntibsiounn. Die
btiunotts ,ur G,n,u0nOeler, Die mob
mhi gl,lyer Ntlpu,osn uno, iu,h,ly
III uub sbte Q3otDe Vunoesil1lsr
G!unH III YltlsDntA III Dem sba=
otns,lub y,uNns Uun Wtap,r 3uavr
pepsn Ole VtnnlDlUunlO gabn ub.
Eltlc ,pu,oe puu ,Dn AMI $50. 900 Der=
tluut, luv,l lem Suln uno leine ell5las
suye, Wsorle 3,,ae' I'M Nal 1905
BET slntiu g,IsnDllnnialllt 9eIOoiei
muroe. ,3ullleltbe y iitnen buBten
oubtl ,br Stben sln nno III tali alien
Nallln luno nb Ole Vubn aui Nutllbem
NeUe Mlt cen Olnt,iblss bsntn ab.
,iu oen uo,llenenoen pln3tils Qob
osr Ni1,sr 0us @uiabten ub. oaE aus
walllue &ln1er, ,ptnn lie ge9tn elue
slubsu.llhe Dj,isllldult Ua',htllh pur,
u.btn, n,Gt elnulttn tolneli. buB Ole
bltNye Sunl5us,wuliung llb lblel an,
nlnmi ullo lbnsn oenl,l!,tn Shub ge=
nob,l, ,ult lD,en GulYe:ll. gbt nas
pelhel en- tonne, mint Sulihsn oen be-
|tunnoeu GrNurunAen elne AbmnhunN
Onsr eelt BilNe Gs9sInna erIolsen. Mlh=
ter gmlnA bob bslopr, ouB ole Vetel=
niatsn Siuoitn mieocl bolt Ue,lunt hut
tsn, mit eu,upduthen Qdnpern ein ber=
mll0es Ngtummn su lrtnen. leood
ttin GniQeQsntunlmen geInnosn toit'n
Ser &ldaer 1T em unlor uno bat
lpipelt lh nlht naturolllltsn lonsn,
g,mabnter @nllhelouna sulolae merosn
ule lslne Nnlprilhe, mel'n tie auh npd
10 iuobl bearln0et nno, Dnlallla ner7
otn. Sn Der Ssa,ilnouna lelnes Sui.
uUiens per,ples Der Vunotsrl6ter unt
nod o0ns belunoers oarauf, oub Sabl
rslne AnWlitaner. Die in Gutppa reis
ten unD psrun9liidtsu, nht einmal oi'
grlaubu,B erblslten. cine Stage su be;
Nlumn. Seoes Iano LONE nur leinsl
slQenen Si!r9ern Den pol!en Sbnb an'
ueoslben, 6remoen aber nur 'nlrmelt,
| ais Die uosbanoenen &ertlGge es be
I)iimmen. Tlsis gntlheioung oiirfi'
| manben Gingemanos,tsu pera'llallen
nh lblsunielt naturallliren sh lansn
tpenn oas @rlan9en Der gitraerrsb,
unter zen ue,.en WerDrouunsen nidt i
tsbr erlbWert mOtoen lpare.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
Ncttete ibres Sobnes Seben.

Die eliidli6lte Mutter in Dem tleiner
5tdothen Npa, Wo., 1T ssrau 9. 3up.
pee. Sic ihrelbt: so, einem Sab
la9 mein Sobn 10 iduer trant al.
t,nem 2uu9enleioen oarnleoer. oab III
Ter Mrst nibi i'm Stanoe mar. ibm a..
pelien, morauf i6 ibm auf Nnratbel
unlsrss Npotbeters Or. &inN's Ner
DISCOVERY ein3ugeoen besaun uno bal'
Be0erung beme.tts. Sd belt nit ois
ier gebanolung eini9e WOben 9lnourd
al, su luelher 3eit er uo(ltommen ae
Juno mar. @r bat ieitber ununte,'
broben als Sbreiner 9earbeitet. Dr
Riues Nem Diseousrp rettete fem 2eben
Als beites 0ulteu- uno grtdltunas
Dsilmittsl aarantirt bon %. s. pete,!
Npotbete. Preis SOC uno 81. probe
Haihe fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
Gin abaeb1ruteS 0eiid)t

ma1t liberlib elneu giuorud auf unie,
@emiitb. gNenu es bas @eli1t zines
unlerer lieben 1T. Mutter, Gatten ooe,
Rino. eriiiut es unier 9ers nit Srau.
rioteit. Gol9e 8eli6ter uerfOl9tn nns
i'm S1loi uno iino tpdbreno oes Wa=
hens fortmdbreno in unierel 8eoanten.
IS liegt in Der msnldliAen Natur. oa6
man um oiejeni9eu belor9t lit, :pelhs
man lieb bat. YieQeiht Ie5en Sic.
mabreno sic oieles lelen, Elm 9eliebtes
@elibt Dor 1id. bleih uuo abse3ebrt,
ourb Rranibeit gefoltert. Was niiroen
Sic oariiber benten, Denn cine 9lnla9e
in einiaen sSlaIden bon Jo,nt's Nlpen=
trduter oieies Bib in 6renoe uno Sc
lunobeit pamanoeln uiiroe +? 0err s
g. 6iib aus Soleoo, Dreson, ihreibt
SD oente. ib iollte s}bnen einige 3ei-
len lhreiben. UNI Sbnen fiir oas pielt
@ute III banten, pelAes nleiner Gattil
our1 ben @ebrau1 oes Wlpentrduter 81
9bell muroe. Gr 1T bic ein5i9e Meoi3in,
Die ibr iemols ir9enotple gutgetban Dat
gDir erbielten bic Nlpentrduter ourd
ISbren bieligen 2ctal-Mgenten uno oa!
Mittel uiro allen Weoi3inen in be
lNahbarihaft por9e3o9en."
| Gorni's Mlpentrduter brinat 9onnen
l{1eiu in bns 0eim burh 2inOeruna Dc
le1mer3en uno 8eilnng BON 9rantbeii
i l6Areiben Sic OIL Dr. peter Gabrne
/ & Cons go.. ll2-l18 SO. 0opr
4 Mpe.. Chicago. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
gNic t,an j,ing bIetbt.

I'm in Beiunobeit uno Gratt jung
su bleiben. muB man tbun. mas Jrau
q. +. Nowan. McDonouab. Ga., !,
tbat. Sie ia9t: ,Nrei SSlalfen bon
electric B,tters beilten mid uon broni=
l1er 2eber= uno Waaen Grantbeit,
tomplisirt ourb ehlen 10 un9elunben
3ultano bes Blutes. oab maine 0aul
10 rotb pie Jlanell Duroe. ,Sb bin
ieyt tbatldhlid) um 90 Sabre iiinaer
als Sur 3eit, ebe ib electric Sitter:
nahm. ssb tann jegt ale meme Wrbei
leibt beioreen uno meinem Gatten in
2aoen bethlehem. @arantirt bon W. 9
peter's Npotbefe. preis SO Gents. 81
peters Wpotbete uiro~ oeutlA 9elprc
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
cSobu 9leIipu. der als ssubrfned

Sobn Nesion. .oer als Tubrfneht
ben 3erop Springer ansefellt 1T. .Durs
be am 6onntas bon einem Mauleiel,
ben er puben nollte, in oas Gelidt 9es
|lhlagen uno feline redts Wanae uno
lleine Stirn iiber ben, Mu1e iinb biz auf
bic RnoHen bon benz 6dla9e our6.
IiAnitten. Mellon mar balb betdubt unn
unb peiB felbi niAt, lpie er ipdter bsim
l9etomnlen 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14
Gin Nienic 81, Sante

bat ben @ebraua BON .peerleb"= =Webl
i'm @efolae, neil Is bic 0ousfrau ld-
dnel,l mod,t. inoem es bos fd6nfe grot
nrlo @ebdd eraeuet. Webl pie oietes
lam nur pom befen @eiaen burb elren
oriinoliden MablproseB er5euNt neroe1.
30 es perfanft tpiro. tpirb IS auh plel'
{odb uuo bendnbie aetauft. Wan loute
iPnnotn niat i1ls1t bebanbeln. inosil'
mai, linen onberes, n.inDernfrtpt'
oes Mehl peNnuft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-14

Gpe bon Srruille ermorbet gu baben.
uon elmer Surp freiuslprphen. 9lllen
Dhller uno gD,lliam Gbsrbaro. nis lih
,ar 2eit oes Moross in Der @'iyllihaft
lehiie's befanoen Nuo 9lsibssitiA nit
tbnl dn9etlaat puroen, babsn lbreu
NrossB nod au bsSteheu.
Gou Gina miro gemtloet. pnB De-
preis pom Nob0l in Den Sriibiahrs=
lnnnaten cine meitere StsiserGn0 ers
|iahrsn miro. IS miro oa,u'f ,binNe-
lplsIen. onB Der G'traQ nm 20, 700 FaB
ae.lnuer III. ais Der tdallts Wsrlcnot.
eSn Glepelano nno 9orain oinQen am
Woutaa Die Shiffsbaner on e'nen
Gtrei; oa i,oph in gnllalo. Bap Gitp
F,lno gbiealo Dem Streitbefsbl niht
Rolae aeleiitst nuroe. 10 alaubt man,
oaBoe Streifsr Die 2rbgit balo pleoer
Ianiuebmen.
Yen Diderlpn bon @uihccton, Der gum
5ooe perurtbellt mar. uno llh lett {
Wonatsn i'm 3uhtbalHe Su Gplumbus
lbefono. miro oeis Wuhe aut's Nene
provllrt. gr iou &atbarlne 9uabes
erinoroet bnben.
Ser 52idIriqs Giharo 3enneop bon
Solpn Sppnlblp bel Slepelano puroe
| in le,nsm Osim Don leinem l9ldlriQen
5obue. elusm Orange 5ownlblp Shnl=
(ieh,cr, bulh Smei Shldae nit elnsm
ynuihIdaer ouysrbliflit getooist, oils
er inn anqstruutsnen 3ultanoe lelns
6rou onslhloB uuo i'm Nrslen camplren
lieb, naOosm er lle porber mibbnnoelt
i uno oewilrat Butte. Der iunse Wfann
srgob ih Dem 0ilisiberiIf.
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NuslanD.

Qebte Mphe Wltbete in Nera Grua
unb unoers.l plaben an Der Golftillte
ein beltigsr Siulm. Der piele tlslne
Sahrssuae SelliOrte unb mlnoetens 4O
Men,hemsDell ioroerte. Sine 9lnsabl
tleiner Ypote ,pilo nod DerlnlBt uno
nan ue,mnthtt. oab lie benz 5turme
gum Gpler Iitleli.
Am lsBtsn Jreitaa Mbeno laaerts
Duntslbe,i iiber paris, Da aae elettrl'
lhen Mrbeiisr, am Na1mitta9 al Der
5treit eeaanaen uaren, mas 9el1dft
lid rno anosr,ueitla uiele unannebm
| liihleiten nit lih brahte. Verlhieoen
abeater. ole BLOB elettrild beleuhte
ueroen tonnen. tonnten feline Uorite0
| una esbsu nno mebrere Mor9enseitun
| zen erltaenen nidt. BLOB ein tleine
Dihuil. III benz Die Stamps glDiees
ieaen, mar brilliant erlendtet. oa B
sleftriter IN Der betrefenoen Betrieb
! Station sseen Absno bic arbeit miso
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.&ulauD.

,ulamb.
An SislD, S!la., perluhte YertD
guuus, yebrer III elmer Sunol6ule, l'u
bel iyluen Shilleru oaourh IN He,peti
Su pe,ltBsn. ouB er einen Sun9en ousa=
blduie. yDeulee Siunoen lpdter 'lber=
fieleu ibu cine Wtenae bpr aroberen
5huIbubsn uno lebten lbm 10 5u. oaB
er balo ieinen 8eilt auf9ab. Sie aba=
ter llno III DaIt.
gm 5amliue ltarb i'll 3ion Gltp,
5lI, Suuu Al,runoer Donnie, Der nd
Eleibit' ben Namen oes propbelen Gllas
Ger Drme belleyte. SOple, Der llb
slue naA 5uulpnoeu Sablenoe 4emelnot
| Egelbaft,n butte. Ole lpm Sabre lang ull=
osolngt e:borbte, oereu W@ltslleoe'
lDutlabudb lslns &:ebts uHo Dllen'Dle
Wertaeuue .paren, mar betunntlllb III
oem lsBten SaDre uon einem anoeren
yropbslen, elusm ieluer friiberen S9ll
,sr, uon lsluer 9Dpe 9elt'lrat moroen.
Go.uie mar eln ab9eielmter Sbplno
lvr, Der srIDtarslh aut ole Ounlnl1eli
,elner Mltmenlbsu lpetullrte uno oabel
uelrllh uno in Jreuoen lebte, bis DIT
Suhs ,elpu ,e,nsu elAensn Anbdn9erl'
su tuni lDulOe.
Ger Wsger Sim @allowap, melhsl
srnsn Nuneugsuullsn er'boB, Der NH
,elusr Jruu gslprsben batte, lbOB. als
sr Uerbu,ttt Weroen iollte, III Vroot:
uausn. Mull.. einen 9tabtmabter uni
,,n.n YDi,yteu nleoer. Ser SsBtert
ulro uabtl1tiulics Der s8unoe erlls9sn.
Ser 40 Sabre alte 4aufmann y. y
green aus SbanoOll. elmer yortao1
uou columbus. 9. g.. ,purce Conn
,u9 irub uou gowaro Wta.lbau uber.
;ulleu uno se!Dotst. aber aub Ularlbal
uu;oe oe,ootst. 9llle Wnaelbsu oeutel
oaraul blu, oub Wlurlball Die aler'
idlimmltsn NbliDten balte. oenn auBe'
lenem MspolUer Uuroen elIl SootlDla
aer uno Wastsu neben leinel gs,dDe 9e'
runosn. cjresn ihtint 9eihonen 81
uabsn, nahosnl {. uou Wtarlbau Der
tpunoet worosn mar. @reen's &leloe'
oranntsu, ais man ,bn aunano.
Ar9ie NouIsuslt, per Sobn oes prd
Ioenien Muoieusll. uslher ieit eini9el
1aueu lb,psr traut al Oipbtberie bar
n,sDer laA. b,ilnost lih auf oem WeN
sur Y,Naun4. 9r. &,rep iaat, oal
Ger Snigs lsbr balo wleoer ber9elfell
: lsin .pl,o, lutnll nlAt orberseleben
&Ompl,tulluneH einlsBen.
Evening star., 1907-11-17
Power Boats Undergoing Repairs.

The power launch Virginia, belonging
to Messrs. Garter & Clark of this city
which has been hauled out on the marine
railway at Reagans boatyard for a week
having her hull covered with metal in
preparation for running in ice during the
coming winter, was put overheard yes
terday evening, the work on her being
completed. The little craft will be used
by her owners to visit the creeks down
the river, where they have wood and lum-
ber interests and where they have vessels
loading. With the metal on her hull to
prevent cutting, it is expected that the
Virginia will be able to force her way
through two inches of ice.
The large power launch Jennie Lou. one
of the feet of pleasure craft owned in
this city, will be hauled out at Reagan's S
tomorrow to be fitted with a new gaso-
line engine. The engine is slightly more
powerful than the one removed from her
and is Of larger type. When ready for
service again 1t is expected that the boat
will make better time. With a party
aboard she will leave on hunting trip
on the river this week
Evening star., 1907-11-17
DANCED WAY TO COURT.
Terpsichorean Display Not Appre-
ciated by Judge MullownY.

Edmonia Williams and Mary Hunter
both colOred, are convinced that Police
man johnson of the first precinct and
Judge Mullowny of the Police Court dc
not appreciate artistic dancing
Edmonia and Mary were on f street
yesterday afternoon and Edmona was
switching around her No. los with much
alacrity it was testified when the officer
caught sight of her. She had a small
audience, and as the accompaniment of
the dance. it was further testified. Mary
was reaching magnificent heights with her
vocabulary of profanity. The arrest of
thu women followed and they were
charged with disorderly conduct in the
Police Court this morning.
Deed we didn't cuSs." explained Ed
monia TO the judge. And l wouldn't tell
falsehood about 1t. nohow.'
Wouldn't you?' asked the Judge.
That's very nice The court listened to
the testimony of both sides carefully and
then he showed his opinion of Edmonia's s
statements.
This would ordinarily be 81 case" he
announced. But when defendants get UP
here and tell such pretty stories about
themselves it shows that their dispositions
are malicious. Pay fine of $40 or servo
sixty days"
Evening star., 1907-11-17
FOND OF THE WORKHOUSE.
Two Men, Released Thursday, Go
Back Friday

Because Pat Buckley ana Mike Sullivan
were so persistent in trying to get into
the workhouse Thursday, from which
they We're released the day before. and
refused to leave the institution when or
drred away. they are detained there 10"
ifteen days for sure.
Armed with a pint bottle of whisky
and a permit to visit the hospital, Pat
and Mike called on their former host
superintendent Zirkhan. According to
testimony given By tn superintendent
they had not been wasting the time since
.heir release from the farm tn" day be
fore. and spirits We're high within them.
I'VE want to see our old d ar friend.
who is in the hospital they told the
Superintendent. They were politely in
formed that that was impossible. They
insisted, but were still refused. They de-
manded, presenting the permit from the
board Of charities. but were still refused
Superintendent Zinkham intimated to
them that the reason was that they were
bibulous.
The callers were determined to get into
the workhouse and they refused to leav
the office. Finally, superintendent link
han decided to accommodate them. Po-
liceman Walsh was called and he escorted
the men to the fifth precinct station
They were taken to the Police Court Fri
day and Judge Mul'oWny accommo-
lated them by granting them a stay Of
fifteen days in the workhouse.
Evening star., 1907-11-17
BURNS PREACHERS WHISPERS.
Richard Burke Convicted of AS.
sault and Fined S25.

On a charge of assault. the specific allie
cation being that the whiskers of Rev.
Edwin f. Overholt were destroyed by fire
Richard Simpson Burke was before Judge
kimball in the Police Court yesterday Mr.
Overholt told of the loss of his beard and
produced the remnants on his chin as
evidence. His honor found Burke respon-
sible for the loss of the beard and or
dered him to pay $25 fine or serve sew
enty-five days behind the bars.
According to the evidence Burke re-
turned to his home. where Mr.. Overholt
was staying. yesterday. and used consid-
cradle profanity. The minister chided
Burke. II is alleged. for his manner of
speaking and Burke resented the interfer-
ence. The latter threatened to burn Mr.
OVerholt'S whiskers at once, and when the
dispute became a warm one Burke lighted
a match and carried out his threat. There
was a small blaze. but the owner Of the
beard soon eXtinguished il.
After sentence had been pronounced
Prosecuting Attorney Ralph Given Learned
there was suspicion that Burkes mind
had been affected by disease, and the
court ordered an inquiry into his sanity
Evening star., 1907-11-17
Personal to River Men

Capt. Robert Brown who was chief en-
gineer of the steamer Estelle Randall un-
til she was withdrawn from service. has
accepted a berth as chief of the big ocean
going tug Buccaneer of Baltimore. Capt
Brown is in Baltimore ready for service
He is one of the few steamboat men in
this city who hold licenses of the steam
boat inspection service as both pilot and
engineer.
Mr. Nathaniel Berry, the aged ship car
penter of the Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company, who was stricken
with paralysis a week ago. is in a critical
condition al his home at 11th and +
streets southwest.
Capt. Peter Larl1ey. master of the coal
carrying barga Roanoke. has resigned, and
it is stated will engage in other business.
CAPT. G. r. Dukes, master OF the steam
er Eddie. has gone to his home in Mary
land to spend few days with his family
ashore while his vessel is lying at Balti-
more.