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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-21

FUR SALE-
For $8250 you can buy delightful new home
near Dupont Circle. containing rooms. bath
and cellar; hot-water heat; plenty Of yard; con-
Yenient terma.
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOME,

MOUNT PLEASANT HOME.
49, $50.
Ten rooms and TWO (2) baths; hot water heat;
porch entire front Of house; large lot;
beautiful surroundings; hrst-foor kitchen; per.
feet arrangement. AS fine as you would build
for Yourself
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FOR RENT-DETACHED HOME

FUR RENT-DFTAVHEII HOME
1915 Ontario place.
Washington Heights. near lines: 18th
aud columbia road Lovely rooms: large tiled
hath: = starways: all rooms beautifully deco
rated: large front porch. HOT-WATER HEAT
OPEN
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
30 At
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HERE'S SOMETHING GOOD.
FINE INVESTMENT.
Two two-stOry bricks; each has six rooms: rent
Of each, SIT so per month. Price of each 81 $50
VIII be sold In a few days.
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MEDICAL.
lines It.. roc st. 100. 1wk.. s" 81. mo- 81 90
W. 7. BALDUs, NJ. D.. Pr. D.. GERMAN spE.
cialist on Diseases OF the Brain, Nervous System
Heart Kidneys, Stomach and other Diseases
Doctors service and medicine 81 Tel. NJ. 25l8.
Hours: 10 to !. to o. Sc. cor. 9th and n.w
ty19-tf.5
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Evening STAR, THURSDAY, q,
FOR REnr-HousEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY wEsCOrr q WILCOX.
1907 Penna ave.
91G a $50 ,15f1l AleY RI Or - "A
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FOR SALE-H0USES. 4
ne Ii. Soc st, Sl.oo. I wk., $2.33. mo-. r.2o
| N. L. SANS BURY,
/ 1921 13th ST. NV.

FOR SAI.E-On LIST ST. NV. near Q. a pretty
.wo-story BAY window brick; six fine rooms and
nice porcelain bath; beautifully papered through
out; cellar; yard; side and rear alleys. great
bargain. Price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81. 600
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FOR EXCHANGE
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR UNIMPROVED.
Here's brilliant chance to rid yourself Of
that vacant ground by getting in exchange NEW
PROPERTf-property that will sell readily Or
will yield splendid WHAT HAVE
YOU?
BLUNDON. OBRIEN BELT. Inc, 1920 G NV
fe1g-tf
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Fer RENT -132l WAII.ACH. s ROOMS AND
bath; southern exposure; front and back yards;
rent, $3.50: March l.
fe21-3t MOORE x HILL. Inc. III I4th NV.
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DETACHED HOME. SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.
$4,000
well-bult home; lot Cox $50; side driveway !:
two-story brick stable: house In fine repair;
will be sold subject to a first trust of 900.
There is always a great demand for such a home.
sAd this will surely be sold at once. House con-
tains twelve rooms
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MOORE & HILL uNcJ. TIT 14TH ST. NV.

MODERN HOME.
Just of 10th St.; 10 rooms and bath: hot
water hcat frst-Boor kitchen; has been built
but short time: house like this Is very hard to
find Price, $3.50.
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FOR RENT-BY J. L. KOLB,
923 New York ave- NV.
222 Cap. Isl, 2b. 800. OOl 2l3 r me- 6r b. Is 50
2221 kalo ay .00I 3l4 18th me- 6r b. % so
3l97 NV. Dr. As COL sos 4th Sc. Or. b. % so
oil 3D. NV. Or, b.. 40. 10 107 ne 6r b. 80
1902 Sd NV 6r b. % Sol l0l4 Fla ne III Or b2o 80
PIT NV. Tor. b. .27. sol no23-tf
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FOR RENT-ONl.G $"i.Ju
The best house in Washington for the money.
DECIDEDLY THE BEST LOCATED.
\ high, healthy location: from the rear porch
you overlook the city: Of l4th ST.:
lovely rooms. all newly papered and painted.
tiled bath: rear porches; dry cellar; nice yard;
splendid surroundings.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

BLUNDoN, o,RerEN & BELT uNca.
BEAUTIFUL NEW NoRrHwEsT HOME
ever and for more money: rooms and bath; good
ELEGANT THREE.syokY HOUSE.
soUTH FRONT iST-FLooR KITCHEN.
II TIE So Rrsatiss Hs ssrsss
oNE-HALF SQUARE OF 18th ST.
No sueh house in the
section for less than
$4,000 Easy terms.
sso-sr. bath. cellar ! 50 Of 18th and \. .!s
2so-sr bath. f new; an asti e. n.S o0"S''e'
$i.s50-Gr.. bath, cellar. recep. han. new.
ssG n almost .a'n n: eaa !" SIS
$!.o50-Rent $40; almost new.
! 3d. north s Of s.'h . cellar: and 18th
sea5 ssauSD0s' q ,sss j S.x 4 BELT dSc5'
bricks; total rent. $33.eo. Price for all. $500
Other large and small Investments. JOSEPH r
lard Co. dnc.), Room iol, Bond bldg. 14th and
n. Y. ave. fe2O-3t'
FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT:
mus must be sold lrented; 2story apartment y
$4i5o per month. Would consider cash pay
aeS5 of Es s9 DsInss to suit Price Say
FOR SALE-PoSITIvELE MUST BE SOLD THIS
week; biggest bargain on Columbia Heights to.
day; rooms. tiled bath; deep lot to alley and
many other unusual features; easy terms just
like rent IL desired. Some will be lucky
Why not you. Address Box 163, Star office.
fe2O3ts
FOR SALE-ON R. /. AVE. NV, ELEGANT B.
story brick Or. bath: beautiful repair front is IS
IT. on ave. and runs through to another street;
owner leaving town. must SELL bargain for some
one mt Sc, 200 II. l.. RUST, 69S 14th st.
fe2O-tf,5
FOR saloon FAIRMONT ST. NEAR -14TH.
well built 3-story brick and brown stone dwelling:
10 rooms 10 IT. wide; south front viii be sold
at bargain price.
fe2o-tf,5 II. L. RUST. COS 14th st.
FOR ALE-wANTED-SEVERAL MEDIUM AND
1Ow-priced houses in the northwest for clients
who are waiting to buy II you want to sell.
may have full particulars and supply a buyer.
A. r. FOX COMPANY. Established 1876.
THE REALTY CORNER" 14th, at n. Y. ave.
fe2O-2t
FOR SALE
For $8.25O You can buy delightful new home
near Dupont Circle. containing I rooms. bath
and cellar; hot-water heat; plenty Of yard; con-
venient terms.
Fer s.. $50 you buy beautifully located
nearly colonial house. with side yard and
porches. on heights Of West Washington.
For $4,000 You can buy a magnificent resi-
dence Of II rooms. perfect and modern In
every respect and charmngly located in the
CENTRAL northwest.
We exclusive agents for many District
properties. Attractive homes for invest
ment. T. Let lto US shSw them to you, ,o-e
t''The Realty Corner 1afh at Nnw York
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FOR SALE-Investigate this bargain beau
TRULY arranged, substantially built little home
SIX rooms and tiled bath room; hardwood finish;
IN tine order; hot-water heat; nice cellar; near
North Capitol st. cars. Price. .......... 81. 500
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PARK ROAD HOME.
An attractive home; twelve rooms and two
baths; 10 feet wide; very we'll built; hot-water
heat first floor kitchen: ideal arrangement. First
trust Sc, 900. Price, So, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-21

FOR SALE-A handsome pressed brick front;
dining room, pantry and Kitchen first floor:
three bright. cheerful bed rooms and beautiful-
tiled bath on Second floor: fine, dry cellar: best
H0T-WATER HEATER; wide parking; good
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08
CANDIDATES CARNIVAL
Held at the Bluff City Rink Last Night and Proved Big Drawing
 Card.

Last night the candidates for city offices and their friends gathered at the Bluff City rink to attend the can didates' carnival
 All candidates whose names appear on the ticket for today's primaries were represented on the rink floor. and it was a sight worth witnessing. The most interesting part of the car nival was the constant cheering ot the crowds for their favorites and the excitement ran so high that the house was in an uproar throughout the eyen- ing.
 The rink was crowded. all skates being pressed into service.
 The management announced that within a few days the contract would be let for an extension of the rink 60 to 70 feet. This announcement was received with applause.
 The prizes for best costumes at last nights carnival were awarded to Arm stead Hightower and Sam Hilzheim Tonight indoor baseball will be feature. Game called at 9:3O, skat ing until 10:30 Election returns vii be announced up to closing time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08

-C. F. Warren, of this city, was licensed as an attorney before che Arkansas supreme cour. yestef- day
 The Democratic city primaries are passing off quietly. Up to noon today no arguments or fights had been reported from any of the four wards.
 No county court is being held to- day by Judge James Gould. He will announce his road overseers for the ensuing year later in the week
 -Burk's Lancaster FlourlnS 1nill at Stuttgart was destroyed by Hre about 1 o'clocklast night. The to- tal loss on the building and stock will amount to about $15,000, with 5000 insurance The fire is suppos- ed to have been caused by spontan- eous combustion. The flames had gained such headway before they were discovered that the firemen could do nothing toward saving the building, and the mill was entirely destroyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08
BRIEF MENTION
( < < + + ++ < : + : .

Guy Cohn went to Little Rock to- day.
 F. D. Wilson of Little Rock, is in the city.
 D. w. Dean and bride have returned from their bridal trip.
 R. Taaffe of Carthage, Mo-, is reg istered at The AntlerS J. F. Quattlebaum. of Sherrill, is in the city today on business. R. l.. McWilliams of Louisville, is stopping at the Hotel Jefferson.
 w. F. Miller was a business vis- tor in Little Rock yesterday.
 D. T. Robinson of Detroit, Mich., is in the city today on business.
 Miss Elizabeth Farmer, of Warren, is registered at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Walter Merrill of Dallas, Texas, was in the city today on business.
 George NJ. Wells is on a business trip down the Iron Mountain road today.
 David L.. Cook of Little Rock, is spending the day with friends in the city.
 Ben S. Johnson, the we'll known Little Rock attorney, is the guest of M. A. Austin today.
 Miss Florence Hoffman, of Little Rock, is visiting Mir. Chas. Well and family, on West Third avenue.
 Miss Mabel Wilkins has returned to her home in Little Rock after spending several weeks here with friends.
 J. H. Sanders of Des Moines, Iowa, was in the city this morning. Mr.. Sanders is advance agent for the Mid land Lyceum bureau.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. l.. Sargent returned to their home at CrOsSett, Ark, after spending a few weeks with friends in this city and visiting other points in Arkansas and Kentucky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08
Cotter X Co.'S Daily New York
 Letter.

In spite of the continued enof. nous receipts, the market has dis played firm tone. The sustain ing influence remains the same;
 viz: the big and unsatfsfied de- mand for the actual and the strength of the spot markets. Pro- fessional operations alone have made today's market. The buying was by the conspicuous bull of the past week. The best selling is re- garded as speculative only. The public is doing nothing and the bulk of the trade is awaiting to- morrow's report. as to which the concensus of opinon, is figures not far from II. 1.75O,0O0 bales. The Na' tional Ginners' Association makes the quantity ginned to January l, ll,719,OOO bales We do not look for any wide fuctuation. unless thf government figures are substan- tially above or below 11,75O,OO0 bales. WALTER COTTER & co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08

"Now that your artist friend has married his model, suppose their po' sitions will be reversed
 ''HOw sop
 "Well, he used to make her pose for him, and now l suppose she'll make him stand around" = Philadelphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08
"The Bankers Child"

which will be the attraction at the Elks theater the latter part of this week. is beautiful play founded on the elemental truth. For lit tie child shall lead them,' says the press notice. The simple pathos of the story clutches the throat and keeps the eyes moist, while it's humor shakes ones sides with laughter. Special scenery is carried for each act. The costumes worn by the ladies of the company will be the envy of the ladies. Many clever singing and dancing special ties will be introduced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax book for the collection Q the special assessment upon the req property in Sewer District No. g fo the purpose of constructing sA has been placed in my hands. "A owners of real property lying in I district are required to pay their sessments to me within thirty da| from this date. If such payment not made action will be commenced the end of that time for the collectd of said assessment and for legal pei alties and costs.
 Given under my hand this secon day of January, 1907. J. P. ALEXANDER, Collector Office corner Fourth avenue an Pine street 5 50t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08
ATTORNEY GENERAL

1 New York. Jan. S.-AttOr1Jey Gen
 eral Jackson on behalf of ths. people of tIpe state of New York yesterday entered suit in the supreme court against George E. Mcclellan praying that the latter be busted from the of flee of mayor of the city of New York on the ground that he has usurped and uulawfully holds such office, whereas William Randolph Hearst is legally entitled to the same. It is stated that this new proceed ing has nothing to- do with the quo warranto action which last week was temporarily enjoined at the applica- tion of Mayor Mcclellan.
 A summons and copy of the aom- plaint rn the actiom were served on Mayor Mcclellan at the city hail to- day by Deputy Attorney General De- ford. NIr. Jackson is in Albany and it was said that any statement with reference to the suit would have to come from him.
 Declares Hearst Vas Elected!
 The complaint declares f1atly that at the election in November, 1905, Mir. Hearst was duly aad legally elect ed mayor of the city of New York. '' It is further alleged that ballots l legally marked for Hearst were count ed for Mcclellan by the inspectors of i election and that these 'misccunts' formed the basis of the returns of the votes. It is claimed that men not entitled to vote were allowed to vote l for Mcclellan and that in many other ways the election laws were violated at the 1905 election. Votes cast for Hearst it is declared, were not count ed in number of districts. The al- leged illegal votes were counted for Mcclellan and the legal votes which it is asserted Were not collmted for Hearst greatly exceeded, but by pre- cisely how much the plaintiff is un- able to state, the difference. between the votes for the defendant McCllelan and the said Hearst"
 Notwithstanding the election of said Hearst" the complaint concludes, George Mcclellan has usarped and l introduded into the now unlawfully usurps and holds the office of l mayor.
 1 It is demanded that Judgment ren- dered on the right of Hearst to the office and also "uoon the pretended right of the defendant Mcclellan, thereto, and that it be adjudged that the defendant Mcclellan has no just or legal right to hold said office and that he has had no such right since the first of January. 1906. That the said William Randolph Hearst was duly elected to the office of mayor and has had since January 1, 1906, the legal right to hold the office for the term of four years from that date. The final prayer is that George B Mcclellan be busted and that the plaintiff (the people of the state oi New York; may recover of the de- fendant the costs and disbursements of this action
 l One difference between this new action and those that have preceded it is that it is brought in the name oi the people of the state of New York whereas the others have been in the
 name of MT. Hearst.
 Mayor Mcclellan refused to discuss the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08

For sale, stock in good paving. tong established business from t. 4) shares. "J." care of Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08

Conversation is all of at Mem phis. Thirty young women employ cd as operators at the office Of tnI Cumberland Telephone compal went on strike there yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08

C. Ross. the jockey wno was in iured at Ascot park. is al right again and is galloping horses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08
Main Rink tonight, cleo tion returns and Taylor Sis ters.

J. G. Taylor of Eighth avenue and Walnut streets, who was ill for some time, is able to be out on the streets again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08

Notter will ride for R. !. Wal den's at New Orleans this winter He has left for the South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08
A MISTAKE.

If you don't get our ar,ces on watches, jewelry, trunks, suit cases bags, etc, before you buy. T. 4. Drum mond, 221 Main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08
FOR SALE CHEAP.

One suite of Parlor Furniture: one Piano Apply at 222 WeSt Rareaqle street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-08

Main Rink tonight, cleo tion returns aaad Taylor Sis ters.
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
.SKEPTICISh CONDEMNED
At SCHOOL OPENING

LONDON. Nov. 22.-In a speech made
az the opening Of the London County
Council Day Training school, which has
just been erected at a cost Of $40. .OO0
Lord Rosebery, as chancellor of tho
University of London, strongly COLI
dsmucd the modern trend toward skep-
Iieism as one OF the factors destroying
The morals cr children
IF you cannot turn ont teachers cal
cgllted 10 plant and strengthen the
Eioral qualities that lie at the root Of
nations greatness your college will be
O failure he said.
"Skepticisn may be a useful asset
later in life, but 1 am absolutely COLI
WINGED that skcpucism applied to the
tender years Of children is a corrosive
acid eating deep at all the foundations
OF character that we wish to strengthen
and support
Il cannot tel, and you cannot tell.
how ahG ia what direction the children
viii develop whom you may be called
upon to train. but at least this you
an do you can develop IN them the
se-I OF faith, of oarnestness, CT honesty.
II truth, and of a legitimate ambition. ."
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
MRS. LE GALLIENNE
IS HILLINER NOW,
HAS PARIS STORE
Makes Specially of Fit
ting Frenchy Hats to
AnglO-SaXOnS.
Tells What HeadWear
Doesn't Match the
WOnan'S Features.

PARIS. Nov. 23.-Mrs. Richard le Cal
Iienne is tile latest society woman to
go into the milnlery business, and has
opened fashionable hat shop here
for the American and English colonies
in Paris Her speciality is adapting
Partisan styles in hats 10 Anglo-SaXOn
vearers, so that American and English
women may have the advantage of the
iumitabIe Paris note in their millinery
without the French women's features on
JGeir heads.
Mrs. le Ganierne insists that French
women's features can carry OF well hats
that Ua an Anglo-SaXOn woman would
look impossible. In an interview the
pocts wife explained that observation
ana adapting the style OF millinery TO
the Wearer's style of feature was Tho
keynote OF successful millinery.
If you wish to give you client a hat
that suits her head" she said, you
have 20 notice her features and char
acteristics. 1t looks absurd, for IN
stance, 10 put a small round hat on
round babyish face. just as it is
ridiculous to give a small woman
towering structure Of flowers and feath-
crs. which makes her look like a walk
ing mushroom Also you must be care-
ful not 10 put a tilted-up hat upon the
head OF "a fair creature with d re-
trousse nose. II makes the wearer OF
the hat look as if her nasal organ
was going up into the sky.
AS To childrcn's hats, the fault gen
orally made is tnat they are too com
plcated. You want simplicity simple
framework to encircle a Young and
-giTlish face, not the complicated ar
rangemeHt that adorns the head Of the
matrCu.
Then there is the question Of color.
ColJrs that ham0nize and cOlOrs that
contrast aTtistically have TO be studied
and sought Tor diligently 1 have gone
So the great masters tor my. ccIors. and
1 am at effects in sOftness and unity
thaI recall the pictures Of 'FragUnard.' "
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
ALF FONSO STRANGE
TO LONDON CROWDS
Failed to Recognize Hus-
band of British
Princess.

LONDON. Nov. 28.-King Alfonso's
face is not stamped so deeply on the
hearts of the English as people have
been led 10 believe. Since his arrival in
England. his unconventional habits
have made him the victim Of a series Of
incouvenient mistaken Identities which
go to prove that Alfonso is not so be-
loved OF the people as the British press
would have us assume, or that the Lon
doner has a bad memory for faces
1t is interesting to note few OF his
unrecognIzed appearances He has
been prevented from entering Kensing-
ton Gardens because king Alfonso was
expected"
He has been held Up in his motor for
a smaller reason. He has been forced
back by loyal policemen with the rest
Of the crowd from the gates of Ken
sington Palace, so as 20 keep the road
eleor for King Alfonso.
He has been "iah' d" at by irrespons-
ible children in the gardens, who. IN
stead Of seeing a monarch. have only
recognized a bilious and dyspeptic-
looking foreigner And in a Bond street
shop the tradesman was extremely
chary in taking the young mans order.
either IA fear OF hoax or under the inn
preston that the Spanish prisoner swim
die was about to be worked off on him.
such are some OF the penalties Of great
ness.
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
SOCIETY BRIDE GOING
TO BANGKOK TO LIVE

LONDON, Nov. &.-Those who have
met Mrs. Ralph Paget. daughter Of
Lady Faget (nee Paran Stevens), on her
honeymoon on the Continent, describe
her as rapturously happy and very glad
to get away from London society.
The happy couple, who have been do
ing" Italy, have received an invitation
from Lady Gorst. the young and pretty
wife Of Sir Eldon Gorst-Lord Cromer's
successor in Egypt-to stay a few days
with them at government house en-
route to Bombay and Siam.
Ralph Paget. being the poular Brit
ish minister at Bangkok. a tremendous
ovation is being arranged for the newly
married pair when they arrive There
is tc be a native dance and a torehlight
PROCESSION and a reception BY the Brit
ism residents. Mrs. Paget's costly we'd
ding presents have alyeaGy been sent
direct To Bangkok
The Washington times., 1907-11-24
AMERICAN WOMAN
ADOPTED PRINCE
DepeW'S SiSter-in-LaW Well
Liked by King and
Royal Family.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-Mme. Won Andre
Cdrs. Depew's sister, is one Of the
American hostesses who do not have
any necessity for strenuous climbing"
The fact that she viii leave a greater
part OF her fortune TO Prince Francis
Of TeClC. whom she has adopted. and
who is one of tile poorest members OF
the royal family. has endeared her to
every one. from the King downward.
Prince Frank" VINO is the Princess
of Wales brother. has always been
considerable WoTTy to the King and
Prince OF Wales. He Is inclined 20 set
into all sorts of little troubles, mostly
financial. but of late he has turned over
a new leaf and has been enjoying him
self at Venice
Nine von Andre is looking for a town
house. and Is at present at the Ritz
Hotel, where she received a two hours
visit from the Duke Of ConuauEht
day or two ago