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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21

Der Bunoes=Yorort oes Noroameri,
taniibsn Surnerbunoes belt am IL,
Sanuar In Snoiannpolis. Snb., einI
bonn l. Spreter einbsrufsne grtra'
Sibuug ab. um auf @runo Der einas.
aaugensn ertunoisunasn bic @abl be-
Surnlsbrsr' Ssminar,Ortss unter ben
tn Seira&t fommenosn Surnbsreinen
oor3unebmsn. @s battsn ft 3ur
usbsrnabme oss Seminars, tpsl9ss be.
fanntIi3 isit Sabrsn isinsn SIP In
Wilwautse. IBIS, aufseidlaesn bate,
big oas esminaresbduos ftir;li9 an
Die Better Der Geuif1. gnsliinsn ata,
oemie bertauft purbe. bic folsenbsn
finf 0srsins esmslost:
So3ialsr 8urnberein @lso.lanb; So.
3ialer 8urnDsrsin Ranias gitp, Wo. !;
Rurnusr.in Rew Sapsn. Conn; Isp
Uorter 8urnoeret1; Soitaler 8urn.
usrsin, Jnoianapolts.
Die bon bisisn ftinf Ysrsinen auf
oie ibnen bonn Uororte einaeianbten
6ragsbOasn, bic fA auf ndbsre. bas
Seminar bstrsfsnbs 0srbdltniRs be-
,oQen, wdren ole bersits am 10. Sas
nuar sinaetrOffsn anb fonnts osmnad
Die Spssialhsung bss gorortes am
Samfas o,n IL. Sanuar fatiiinbsn.
Ra4 eingsbsnoer @r6rtsrung bieier
antworten murbe bonn Dorort bei9IoI.
len, oas bonn vRorb Amerifanii4sn.
turnsrbuno" gearanoets unb unter
Isiner 2eitune ffsbsnos 9urnlebrer.
Seminar in Wilwautse nod Snbiana.
polis gu psrlsesn uno tn bisfer Gtaot
inter benz Ramsn unb In Der 5orm
,inss Normal College of the North
American Gymnastic Union" tpeiter
,u fiibren.
Gum 8arantisfonos fur bas Surn.
Isbrsr. Seminar babsn Bis iebt bte fol.
1snosn 9sreins gessi9nst:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21

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Dale psranifaltete observation-disclosures
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taltsn uno rauben @itteruna. Web.
rsre bonn Or3effer borsetraeeue Mufi.
talii@s Hummern sr1Tneten uas gtu.
9ramm.
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5reibsit" sinen suien erfOIa.
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i@sn gortraae. tbeiIs oeflamatorifd.
i9etls ssiangIi9 gs6aItsn, erntsts oIei6.
falls groben unb uobIosrSienten an.
plnus.
osrr paul Sesnsr NIT fsinem boos-
ri'@sn 2ieoe .gsiteIbua" nsbff s6ub.
plattlsr er3leIte sinen RisisnsrfoIo.
Seine ssifuns uar in ieber ge,isbuno
9uf uno appsnirte an ole gefu9er.
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frasen bon ben 6srren pauI Sei6f..
pau! Ssgnsr unb Rarl Sofmann. .r.
freuts fib sIei&fnas arobsn erfoIoes.
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eater 6armonis unb bic bieIen oebote.
men fe@nif3sn S&wisrigfeiten ioiuie
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murosn fsblsrIus hur&ssfabrt.
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3s6ltds borasiragene gubbsn.Duett.
mar slei&falIs ein gutter grfoIo. Dos
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3eblide unb 5rau berffanben es. ben
erfolg bur4 Risne unb gsbdrpe al ,r.
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mubte.
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aerouno NIT ietnem 2iebs: ..am
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germ @slssenbsit ihrs etimmen 70 rsd5i
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oenn aud Der grfOIs bsrartis, bub eins
Srstnaubs an Der 8asssOrbnung mar.
9srr 8. Wbits In isinem gornst. eoIo
ernfste ret&If&en 8eifau.
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{" NonReur 6ertuIss" boraeffbrt. aue
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gut stnfubirt. 10 bab bic gorfsauno
tpis am e&nar&sn aing.
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ter, ote bur& Srrthum Der beibsn
oienHSarsn Settler ausuR unb Sanne
In benz SsrtuIes @diar einen graie.
bunastanoibatsn srbieIten, war,n tiber
ote Wanicren bes SerfuIes ebenfo er.
ffaunt, ute Der girfusbireiior edreier
ft@ ttbsr ben ibm anifatt bes Qraft.
msni9en bprgefsltsn 9anbibatenNlaus
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auftldrts. uno bie feblassdnsenen Ron.
otoatsn an bie re&te Abrsiie qeIanat
'uaren, oa bsrubistsn fi9 Der profeiiur
fouis aud Der Circus Direftor unb
alss lbfs fi9 In 5reubsn auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
SnbianapOlis iiesreid.
Olilmdufee perliert Gnrnleb.
rer.Semindr.
GtngeIatfette 6eloer.

Der foIgsnoe Gusaug BEG uffiIisQsr
Seri6tss III Der vRorbameriianiiGer
Snrn3situnG" entnommsn. ba MT
teinen Beriat tibsr bic am Gamitoq,
ben IL. Sanuar 1907, in Snoiana'
polis ab9sbaltsns @rtra.Sibuna bss
SOrories beg Decentralization
8urnsrbunoss" srbalten babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
Mus oentiden Sereiuen.
Sho oeite 6 d bens8erefu

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Siefe 9erfammlung fanb In osl
Dale bss Saoisits Surnbereins aeIfern
Na4mittag ffatt unb muroen pol
Iuem, bic neusn 8eamten bes Der.
sins infaqirt. Die geri9te be:
Sinansiecreidrs unbSdabmeiRers muir.
ben nit Gant entgegengsnommsn, oo
oieieIben einen bor3isIidsn Stane be,
SafIe aufsupsiien battsn.
aIs Selsgatsn gum gsrbanb Geut.
f4sr 0sreine wurosn bic 6erren 6rit
Dsbel uno SObn Rod bonn prdfben.
ten ernaunt. Sernsr bsitlob man. ben
idbrIi4sn Oferbal ON Cfermontaq
ben srfsn april In Der ShoIeite Surn=
bale ablubaItsn. Sas Hrranaements.
ROmite ftir hisi. Gsitliatsit beRebt aus
ben 9srren 5riB Bebsl, Sobn Grei.
ner. 9sorge gh6ler, @sorss e9nepf
uno George Bsrnl6br.
Der Snoianapulis s9pd6iI&e In.
terfaBunas' 9sreins ltsB gum Wasten.
ball einlaben. melte ginIabuns anae.
nommen nnb bsi9luHsn wurbe, R9
rs4t 3ablret8 3u bstbsiliaen. Die bieie
ginlaoun9 tbsrbringsnosn Deleqaten
purben befens bswirtbst.
Ha4 S3lub aler gef9dftli9en I'm.
gslsgsnbsit.n ging man 3ur @smtitb-
It&tsit tibsr unb psibts biefer nod
sinige anaeuebme stunbsn.
pipnier.8erein.
@shsrn Wa6mittag fanb In ben
@dumen Der @ermania 6aIe bie Sabs
respsrfammlung bss pionier.0ereins
ftatt, mel&e fi4 zines auberorbsntIi9
autsn BeIu8s erfrsuts. Gin neues
Ritglieo. 9err @6arles 3. 8as,e,
uuros aufgenommsn unb ein anberer,
Ssrr Carl @apal, BurIufnahms borge.
fdlagen. Die neue Beamtenmabl
wuros au9 sefsrn borgsnomm.n unb
bas folasnoe RefuItat er3ielt: 5reb
S8raoer. grdRbsnt; pbiIipp @raff.
giee. .prdFoent NiaasI @obinius,
estretdr; gbrif 8. 8. @atermann,
S&abmeiifer; peter S9eib, Sabnen.
trdger; Sobn Sa&s, RapIan; SoIepb
Gardner. @eripaItunesraib.
Als beionberes WortommniB muk
berborgeboben werben. bob Serr Jreb
S4raoer gum 25. Wals gum prdR.
benten ermdblt wurbe. Ra& einiaen
altsn grinnsrungen unb geisQiqem |
Beifammenfein sepibmsten Stunben |
psrtagte man I'D bis lur na9Hsn Ser.
iammIune.
5 bresbaIl bes BGfer=|
u n erfftibungs. .@ereins.
am Abenb bss 19. Sanuar fanb Der |
gaa ees Observation-Disclosures
in Der SHoieite. 8urnbalIe ffatt unb sr.
frsute fi3 berieIbe zines fsbr sutsn ge.
fu1es; trob bes i8le9tsn Wstters aeig-
ten ois Bidder, bob He. tpenn's gilt, 3u.
fammenbaIten. Wan amHHrte f& bis
fpdt In bic Ha&t binsin, rno III Der
gerstn benz arrangements. @omite fur
Isine bor3hgli&en 2sifiunesn 3u gr6btem
Gante perpfi&tet, ba es aIIes W0aIide
gstban bate, um einen grfoIg 3u Ct.
3elen.
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taffe.
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Ssri4t bes 5inana. Sstrstdrs muroe
unterbreitet: Die gran9e bate i'm 60.
nuar 1906 ~ Witslisber unb fieg I'm
saufe bes Sabres auf 81; Der Dur&.
niits'Sabres. geitras Der Isbisn fanf
Sabre NOR 48 Gents. poftr Elm Ster.
bsssIb bon $50 bejabIt wirb, nod
5'idbriser Witglisbi9aft 500.
Sdmmtli&e geamts murben Der
exclamation wiebsyermdblt: gorRbens
Osr-@bas. piffer; 8iee. .Borfbsnber-l
@brtfian Wapsr; prot. Setretdr u
0enrp 1phlfptte: Ginana. Sefreifr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21

@ 6. &. Seberlein, Strei@ Sns
ltrumentenmaaer, l56 0irsinia Npe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
SbaIta : Yereiu.

a'oenoanterbaltuns in Der Columbia SaIIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21

Der S4abmeifer beri9tete. BOB tn
SnoiauapoIis bic fOlssnosn Summen
fir ben SarantisfOnos bon fOlssnoen
osuiI&sn periOnen ae3si9nst porb.n
inb:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21

Sacob &ier6Orf's Birtbf daft.
885 Mahaduistts @be.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21

Surnsenreiftoe S6icago. o...........S 500 90
SOciaIer 5urnusrein, 8anias gitp. 500 90
Eurnuerein Stem rlIm ..... 500 90
Central Turnpersin, gittsburs.. 100 90
1urnperein @ermania, Steubenpi[Ie 100 90
Surnperein @aesbenp. 80. 49,. 125 90
9urnuerein goripdrts, Gbieaso. -. 100 90
Surnuerein Iorb ct. 9cuis ..... 100 90
SociaIer Surnperein. GIepeIano. 100 90
3uiammen.. ...............S2 S2l25 90
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
Will STUDY THE ALIEN TIDE
Members of immigration Commits
sion Plan European Trip.
Body Names Ohicers-TO Visit Spain
and Italy First, and Then
Go North.

Plans for a summer trip TO Europe oc-
cupled most of the time at the first meet
ing Of the new immigration Commission
yesterday.
The commission was authorized by the
immigration act passed Just before ad-
journment Of the last session of Congress.
The start from New York will be about
May %. Italy and Spain will be visited
first, probably. because the climate Is
more congeniaI there in spring. When the
sun gets high in the heavens the coiumis-
sioners viii probably sojourn, with their
secretaries. stenOgraphers. and families.
in the countries OF Northern Europe.
Il is not likely the work can be COM
pIeted in time TO permit a complete re-
port 20 be made at the next session Of
Congress.
The commission held a brief session yes
terday In Senator Lodges committee room
and organized by eiecting Senator ". p.
Dillingham;, of Vermont. chairman, and
Morton E. Crane, OF Massachusetts,. a
well-known Washington correspondent.
secretary and disbursing officer, at a sal
airy Of $500 yearly " ". Husband. of
Vermont clerk OF the Senate Committee
on immigration, and c. s, Atkinson, clerk
Of the House Committee on immigration,
were elected assistant secretaries, at $500
yearly.
The commission is composed of three
Senators, three Representative. and
three outside Of Congress. as follows:
Senators w. P. Dillingham;. Of Yer
mont, chairman; II. c. Lodge. of Massa-
chusetts. and A. c. Latimer, Of South
Carolina.
Representatives.. F. Howell. OF New
Jersey; William S. Bennett. Of New York,
and John L. Burnett. Of Alabama
Members Outside Of COngress-Charies
p. Nell, Commissioner OF Labor. Prof
J. W. jerks of Cornell University. and
". r. Wheeler. Of Oakland. Cal
Meetings will be held almost daily in
Senator Lodges committee-rOOm, but
these will be executive for the most part.
and there will be no public hearings for
the present.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
PLACES OF INTEREST.


Congressional Library-'Dpen a. N. to 10 D. n on
secular days; from p u to 10 ?. N. Sundays
and on certain holidays
Public IibFaFy-oren 10 a m. to 10 2. m, in win
ter; 10 &. H. 70 p IA. in summer; holidays. usual
hours; Sundays, TO 10 p N.
Executive Mansioa-0 Open 10 a n. to p. m.
United States Capdtol-0pen 9 a, m. to D. m.
United States TreaslTy-0pen a. N. to D IN
State, War add Navy Defartments-Open a. m.
to p. m tThe original Declaration Of Independence
Is in the Library Of the State DEPARTMENT.
United States Patent Ofice-open . a. m to Z
p. m.
United states Pension Bureau-open 9 a. m. to 1
P
United states Post-ofics-open a. m to p. N.
Washington City Post-oitce-Open all hours The
Dead Letter Office ia in the city post-ofice
National Botanic Gsrdens-Open a. m. to D. m.
Fish Commission Open a. N. 10 4 p. m
Amy Medical AlnsaIm-Oran a. m. 10 p. n
National Museum-Open a. m. 20 p m. (nclud-
ing holidays.
Smithsonian Institntion-Open a. m. to p N.
luciuding holidays
Agricultural Derartment-Open a. m. 10 .. m.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing-0Den a n.
20 80 p, m.
Washington Monument C555ls feet in heights Open
a. n. to $50 ,. m. Elevator does not run after
40 D. M
Corcorsn Gallery Of Art-open $50 a. m. TO %. m.
IN winter; 9 a. IA. 10 p, m. IN simmer Sundays
l;30 p m. 70 5 D. m. excepting in midsummer. Adj
mission free Tuesdays, Thursdays Saturdays aud
Sundays other days &c admission.
Government Printing Oaice-0pen 10 E. "a 10 Z
p. N.
Navy YsTd-Open a. m. 70 80 p. m
IN THE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb Of Washington
Open II q. m 20 4 D. N.
Arlington National Cemetery--Open all day. =
Cathedral Grounds. Tennalytowu road-Open a,
NJ 20 D. N.
United States Soldiers Home-open a. m. 70
sunset.
Geological PaTk-0pen all dag.
Rock Greek Bridge and PARK.
Chevy Chase and RsnslnRt0H
Naval Observatory Open a. n. % D. n.
Cabin John Bridge Catholic University, and Alex
andFia-
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
HOLD ARBOR DAY EXERCISES
School and Federal Officials at
Franklin Building.
Clifford PinchOt, Chief Forester, One
OF Principal speakers-8EiEs sfpe
Congratulated by All.

Members Of the Board OF Education.
Commissioner Macfarland, Clifford
Pinchot. and Or. B. T. Galloway. Of the
Department OF Agriculture; superintend-
ent Chancellor Assistant Superintendent
Hughes. and ether assistants on the SUI
/ perintendent's staff, supervising princi-
pals. teachers. and pupils, all united yes
terday afternoon in the celebration OF
Arbor Day held IN the Franklin School
building at 2 o'clock Miss Susan B.
sipe. although she did not participate
in the exercises. was the central figure,
and was frequently apDlauded when ref
erence was made TO her work for school
gardens ia the District
Secretary Wilson. OF the Department
Of Agriculture. who was % have been
the guest Of honor and principal speaker.
was I'll and could not attend. He was
represented by Clifford Pinchot, chief Of
the Forestry Division. who spoke upon
the forests Of the United states. Fores-
try. he said. was a subject too often
taken for granted.
The Scotch songs prepared for the
benefit Of Secretary Wilson were given
tA4tAE 90 ~ ~ eLAillirs inter per
with the speeches. These were mostly
by the Normal Glass. Miss Alys Bentley
giving several solos in response to en-
cores.
Commissioner AIacfarIand was the first
speaker. He said: "The District Of Col
umbia is indebted 70 Secretary Wilson Tor
many things in common with the rest Of
the country, but it owes a particular debt
for the aid which he has given 20 the
school gardening work. This plan for
training az once the sense of beauty and
the sense Of duty. owes much OF its sue
cess 10 the leadership Of Miss Sipe, a
typical representative Of our public
school system and Of this Normal School,
who has had the cooperation OF other
school officials and teachers and Of the
scholars, all Of them giving money and
time"
DR. B. T. Galloway. chief OF the division
OF plant industry. and Dr.. Chancellor.
superintendent Of schools also made adj
dresses, in the course Of which both re-
ferred 10 the work of Miss Sipe.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
GET INCORPORATION PAPERS.
Three Projects File Articles In Dis
trict Courts.

Papers were filed yesterday for the in
corporation Of the Gallery of Foreign
Arts. its object being TO deal In paintings,
rugs. bric-a-brac and other objects of
art; capital stock is stated at 1880 and
as incorporators are named: Charles
Francis Croker. Anna Jenness Miller and
Siragau S. Costikyan.
Phyllis Wheatley, Household OF Ruth,
No. 22O3, G. Y. o. Of 0, F., benevolent
order. was also incorporated. Stafford
Parker. Alberta Manning, Ella Lee. Mat
tie Campbell and Samuel II. Bond ap-
pear as trustees and inCoTpoTatOrs.
The Second Trinity Baptist Church.
with the following named trustees, elected
April 10 last, was also Incorporated.
Rufus Delaney. John Lanier. Willis Jones,
John Digs, Jesse Jones and T. Henry
Hughes.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
FRATERNTTIES ATTEND FAIR.
Masonic show Draws ReeOrd-break-
ing Attendance.

The largest crowd in the history OF the
Masonic fair-between l0000 and 1909
took in the big show last evening. the
occasion being "Fraternal night" which
was participated In by all of the brother
hood organizations of the District The
following took part in the festivities: Odd
Fellows, Knights OF Pythias, Red Men,
Modern Woodmen. Elks. Eagles, Knights
and Ladies of the Maccabees. Knights of
Honor, the temperance bodies, United
Order Of the Golden Cross. Royal Ar
canum, National Union. Knights of
Columbus, knights OF the Golden Eagle,
knights of Malta,
The Red Men wore the dress Of the
aborigine. with paint and feathers and
ali sorts of fancy decorations about their
clothing. Others were in full uniform,
displaying their rank and the respective
order to which they belonged.
Representatives of the different fra
ternal organizations formed in line at
Thirteenth and New York avenue, the site
Of the new home for the Masons, and
marched in llne-500 str0ng-t0 the han.
Hugh Harvey. exalted ruler Of the
Elks. d. W. Gail, State commander OF the
Knights OF the Maccabees; George L.
Baxter, great sachem. Independent Order
Of Red Men, Mrs, ". s. Callum, head
Of the White Eagle council, and Capt.
Bomar, of the WOodmen of the World.
were on the platform when President b.
#. Smith. of the board of control, ex-
tended the welcome on behalf Of the
board
All made short addresses. expressing
their pleasure and appreciation at being
present and wished the fair great success.
Edward J. Stellwagen, president of the
Union Trust Company, made cash dona-
ton of $50 to the temple fund last night.
The proceeds of last week amount to
nearly 5000 ia excess of those of the
first week of the fair five years ago.
This has encouraged the members to such
an extent that they are confident that
all records VIII be broken before this
week is ended
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
PROMOTIONS APPROVED.
Commissioners Make Changes in
Municipal Works.

/ The following orders have been approved
I by the Commissioners: That T. J. Han
/ ford, clerk at $500 per annum. be promoted
/ to clerk at $1,000 and that T. J. Simmons
( be appointed clerk at $500 per annum. That
I ". Beymer. foreman of public dumps in
1 the street cleaning department. be granted
/ five months leave Of absence without
1 pay and that L. Polling be appointed tenn
porary foreman during his absence The
resignation of @. 3. koOntz. clerk at 81 600
per annum, is accepted. George W. Hin Is
appointed a special policeman for a period
Of three months. The resignation of A. E.
/ Gibbons. carpenter. in the water depart
ment, is accepted.
That $1,000. or so much thereof as is
necessary, is ordered to be allotted for the
purpose Of surfacing the Toadways of T..
/ Y, W, and Adams street westward from
First street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
WIDOW MUST NOT MARRY.
Gustav ROtt Makes PrOviSo in VIII.
Ing Estate.

Gustav z. R0tt by his viii dated June
Is, 1906. and filed for probate yesterday,
leaves his entire estate to his wife, Ida
Rott, under the condition that she remain
a widow. Otherwise the estate is to be
divided among the children OF the tes-
tator. Mrs. Rott is named as executrfx.
The Will OF Eliza A. BabsOn, dated June
:, 1906, was offered for probate yesterday.
The testatTix leaves everything TO her
son, JONI Walker Babson.
BY the will of DR. H. E. Ryan, dated
April Il last. his wife. Matte E. Ryan.
Is made the sole beneficiary and executrix.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
CITIZENS WANT ROADS.
Petitions to Commissioner COnsid-
cred by Members.

The Commissioners are in receipt OF a
communication from the Congress Heights
Citizens Association, requesting that they
include in their next estimates to Con-
gress appropriations for macadamizing
Hamilton road, from Nichols avenue to
the Jewish Cemetery; Philadelphia street
from Nichols avenue to Eighth street.
Eighth street to Hamilton road, and Sew
enth street from Philadelphia street 10
Hamilton road.
In response to the request Of the Fair
mount Heights Citizens Association, that
Sixty-first street northeast and the Dis
trict boulevard be improved, the Commits
Isioners yesterday stated that a special an
preparation viii be required
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
HERMANN TRIAL NEAR END.
Hearing Entered on It's Eleventh
Week.

The trial of Binger Hermann, former
Land Commissioner, who is indicted for
destroying letter-press copy books, en-
tered upon its eleventh week yesterday.
and in addressing the jury. Assistant
United States Attorney Adkins touched
particularly upon the alleged evidence
of fraud in connection with the Blue
Mountain Forest Reserve. which was
brought out from the testimony of
George SOTrenson. S. a. D. Puter. and
others. Mr.. Adkins INDUCED In numer-
Gus sarcastic references to the state
ments made on the stand by Mr. Her
mann.
Mr.. Adkins will be followed by A. S.
WOrthington to-day. and the closing
argument viii be made by District At
tOrney Baker.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
John F. wnggaman Wins.

Following the instructions Of Justice
Anderson, jury yesterday returned a
verdict in favor Of the defendant in a
suit Of the Catholic University against
John F. Waggaman for the recovery of
$7S,90S14 given. it is alleged, on promis-
sorry notes by John F. Waggaman TO
Thomas +. Waggaman, the late treasurer
of the university, and transferred by him
to that institution. The benefit Of the
statute of limitations was claimed by the
defendant, and Justice Anderson in
structed the jury to render a verdict in
his favor on these grounds.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-23
Literarv CIub Meets.

The Capitol Hill Literary Club met aast
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walporte, 11S1 Park place northeast, and
was very largely attended. A programme
was rendered consisting of discussions
on leading topics Of the day. recitations.
and music. Mr.. Andrew White, the sill
ver-voiced tenor CT Baltimore, made quite
hit by singing several Of the latest
songs.
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EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

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points south-Norfolk and Washington steamers
every day in the year at go p n.
To Mount Nencn-Steamer Macalester daily 10
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To Acknowledging steamer Callahan hourly
from $50 a N. TO $50 D m.
To Rock Greek Iridge Geological PARK, Chevy
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and New York avenue every fifteen minutes
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y. d. a. lIonster Benellt.

Washington Lodge, No. Z. of the
Theatrical Mechanics Association. has
arranged for a vaudeville and variety
show TO be given at the Majestic Thea
ter Friday. April 20. at ? o'clock. for the
benefit OF the organization. Visiting
vaudeville people, burlesquers, and
others have volunteered their services.
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Park
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