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MAN BRANDS GIRL
WITH HEATED IRON

NEW YORK, June S.-A case Of ex-
treme cruelty and torture, in which a
little girl WAS the victim, resulted in
the arrest of Pasquale Roman, fifty
three years old. of 2l4 Canal street, by
Detectives Wall and Amochs, Of the
Oak street station
Roman is employed as a tailor in the
establishment of Leo Feldman, at 6Sg
Cherry street He had been ironing and
pressing garments all day yesterday and
was using a horse shoe as a rest for
his hot iron. Lady Feldman. six years
old, daughter Of the proprietor, was
playing about the shop late yesterday
and in some way annoyed Roman.
The child was seized by the man.
who tested the heat of the horseshoe
iron rest with his finger. and then
pressed her back against the hot metal
branding her through her thin clothing
with a terrible scar. She was treated
by DR.. Burrows, Of the Hudson street
hospital.
Fcldman complained against Roman
and the detectives found him at work in
the shop. He seemed surprised at his
arrest and said that he had not meant
10 hurt the little girl, but merely 70
lift her TO the bench in order that she
might rest. He was locked up.
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COLLINS RE-SWORN,
DIPLOMAT NEMESIS

Glen Echo. Md, Town Marshal Col
Inns appeared before the mayor and
council at the regular melting and filed
his bond for the faithful performance
of his Office for the term Of one year,
I'm the sum OF 5000. The bond was ac-
ccpted by the council whereupon Mayor
Garrett in the presence Of the council
and a number Of Mr.. Collins friends
administered the oath of Office
As Mayor Garrett arose and command
el Collins TO rise and hold up his right
hand. every person Immediately stood
up as the oath was administered
which made Collins the marshal for an
other year after which the redoubtable
received the congratulations of the
mayor and then the members OF the
council. Every one else offered con-
gratulations 10 the marshal and best
wishes in assuming the duties Of the
Office for a second term.
This means that Collins will continue
for another year as a Nemesis for au-
toists VINO are prone 10 speed up along
the Conduit road. IL also means that
Glen Echo approves of the marshal's
course in hating all viOlators whether
they are diplomats or not
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GIRL BURNS TO DEATH,
LAMP IGNITED CLOTHES

RALEIGH, y. c. June s.-News has
been received here that Miss Lula Lee
Joyner, the fourteen-year-old daughter
Of the late c. W. Joyner. and niece OF
State Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton J. y. JOyner was burned To death
al Lagrange. y. &.
While descending the stairs In her
night clothes. with a lamp, she fell, and
her gown was ignited.
Several members OF the family were
painfully burned trying TO save the
young girl She fingered for some hours
but the burns had been fatal
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the Raleigh in celebration Of the laying
OF the cornerstone. which will be at
tended by the grand lodge officers. past
grand masters, members of the Masonic
Temple Association. and representative
from the constituent lodges. Among
the guests Will be:
Andrew J. HaIIock. grand master. and
John r. Barlow, grand secretary, Of
Connecticut
Robert X. Stephenson. grand master
OF Delaware.
George W Kendrick. jr., grand master
Of Pennsylvania
silyanus J. Quinn. grand master Of
Virginia.
Francis +. Warren. representative Of
grand master of Wyoming.
John w. Vrooman, past grand master
of New York.
Milton J. Hull, past grand master Of
Nebraska
W. H. Nicnois, past grand master or
Texas.
John p. stII. master Of Fredericks-
burg Lodge. No. 4. Of Virginia.
Thomas b. Cochran. master AIexan-
ginia.
George Gibson.
Thomas c. Noyes.
Frederick Weber.
George +. COrson
Edgar G. SnN der.
The Rev. Richard p. Williams.
William W. Jermane.
Charles G. COombs
J. Harry Cunningham
Waddy 3 Wood
c. A Small.
Frank r. Underwood.
Result of Ten Years Work.
Plans for the building of the new Ma
sonic Temple, whose cornerstone is
being laid this afternoon. were begun
ten years ago by Columbia Commandery.
No .. Knights Templar Year by year
the movement has grown. fairs have
been held. private subscriptions received.
and funds have been raised in various
ways as the MasCns Of the District re-
doubled their efforts and looked toward
the browning event Of today. The mag
nincent edihce when completed will be
the best testimonial 10 the success
OF their ldbors.
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WILL DESTROY POOLROOM
IN BROOKE CO., w. VA

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June S.-An-
other pool room has been established
In Brooke county. according TO informa-
ton received last night by Governor
Dawson. IL is thought that Prosecutor
McCleary will direct the sheriff To take
SUFFICIENT number OF men to caDture
the paraphernalia. and that il viii be
destroyed The officers have this power
In suppressing other forms Of gambling.
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VITAL RECORDS
DsathL

White
Jacob Germeroth. 6 years, Emergency
Hospital
Laura +. Chamberlain. 81 years. 1913
Thirty-third street northwest.
Arthur :. Gates, il years, 455 New Jer-
Sey avenue southeast
Edgar 5. Douglas, IS years, 2l2O Con-
neCtiCuL avenue.
Frank Schrieber. 40 years. 32s II street
northeast
Honora Murphy, - years. 215 G street
northwest.
Mary Brazerol. So years. 1870 Eleventh
street northwest
Carrie r. Lynch. IS years. zoe Sixth
street northeast
Edward ". Brown, years. 12fS Union
street southwest.
Helen C. Brent, . months. 81 Tenth
street northeast.
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LIFE CRUSHED OUT
BY BIG MACHINE,
BODY IN SHREDS
Horrible Death of Sugar
Refinery Employe While
Friends Are Helpless.

NEW YORK, June S-While a half
dozen of his companions yanked at his
limbs and sought TO tear his clothes of.
John Wurth was ground to pieces in one
OF the huge machines at the sugar refin-
cry in Brooklyn today.
The mans clothing was caught in the
machinery and he was dragged in TO his
death, his agonized screams only ending
when the life was crushed from his
mangled body. The remains were taken
10 TIE police station in sack.
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IMMIGRATION LAW EXPLAINED

Secretary Straus and Commissioner
General of immigration Sargent held
conference yesterday with the Commits
sioners of immigration OF the principal
cities at the ports OF entry to instruct
the officials in the new immigration law
that goes into effect July l.
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WOMEN IN RACING PARTNERSHIP

Two New York society leaders. Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney and Mrs. Her
man B. Duryea formed a partnership
at one time and went into horse racing.
registering In the Jockey Club as Mr.
Roslyn- Their identity remained secret
Tor short time, but eventually pretty
much everybody saw through the fc-
ton. The resultant publicity was more
than they could stand. so they retired
from the turf after liQudating a deficit
which would have embarrassed many
other women IN their own set.
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president Of the Masonic Temple Asso-
citation.
Photograph Of Francis J. woodman.
Photograph of Arvine W. Johnston.
Crane secretary.
Invitation Of Grand Lodge to laying OF
the cornerstone
Masonic code Of the District Of Co
lumbia
Proceedings Of Grand Lodge. 1906.
Masonic calendar. 1907.
Fac-Simile copies Of the Declaration OF
Independence and Constitution OF the
Inlted states. presented by the New
Jerusalem Lodge. No. 2, through VII
liam McNeir. w. VI.
Coins and Newspapers.
Proof set OF United states silver and
minor coins. 1907.
Medal struck at United States Mint
commemorative of the Jamestown Ex-
position l607-lS07.
Pen with which contract for building
OF the temple was signed.
Copy OF Washington Times. June :.
Copy Of Evening star. June :. 1907
Copy Of Washington Post. June S. 1897.
Copy Of The Washington Herald, June
s. 1907.
Copy Of Washington Evening Critic.
september 20, ISL. giving news Of death
VI AAtS4htllA 1dIIelN. presented EY JOS
eph HerzOG Of Osiris Lodge, No. &c
File Of Masonic Fair News, April IS
70 April ., 1907.
Booklet containing a brief history OF
the inception Of the project 10 erect n
new Masonic temple. which also con-
tains 1he floor plans Of the building.
Officials at Ceremonies.
Those who participate in the cere-
monies are.
Francis J. Woodman. grand master
Augustus b. Coolidge, deputy grand
master.
Henry X. Simpson. senior grand war
den.
George c. Ober. junior grand warden.
Arrine W. Johnston. grand secretary.
James A. Sample, grand treasurer
Thomas H. Young. grand lecturer.
Joseph Dawson. grand chaplain.
j. Russell; Nerbrycke, assistant grand
chaplain.
J. Claude KEEPER. grand marshal.
Ben W. Murch. senior grand deacon
Charles Z. Baldwin, junior grand
deacon.
T. John Newton, grand sword bearer.
John Speed Smith, grand pursuivan:-
Alexander Mckenzie, senior grand
steward.
AIexarder Grant. junior grand steward.
Warren &. Bickford, grand tiler.
Samuel Houston. p. N. Hope Lodge.
No. 20. bearer OF great light
John A Colburn, 2 NJ. Dawson
Lodge. No. 10, Louis D. Carman, =. NJ,
Harmony Lodge, No. Il. and LOUIS
Goldschmidt. p. NJ. Arminius Lodge.
No. p bearers Of lesser lights
John T. Meany, 2. NJ, Hiram Lodge,
No 10, bearer OF square
William Montgomery. =. NJ, Osiris
Lodge. No. 20. bearer of level.
J. Eldridge Burns. =. NJ. Myron ~.
Parker Lodge. No. q. bearer Of plumb.
Ralph W Lee. y. NJ, Federal Lodge,
No. !. bearer OF com
Louis ( Wilson. p. NJ. Acacia Lodge,
No. IS. bearer of wine
Washington Z. Nalley. p NJ, STAINS
bury Lodge. No. e. bearer Of oil.
Andrew W. Kelley. Charles G. COomOS.
and W. ". Jermane, aids 10 the grand
marshal
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PEACEMAKERS MEET
AND OUTLINE WORK
CONTINUED from First Page)

continued from First Page.)
Beaufort. head Of the Dutch delega-
ton. vice president: Goode Vantroost-
wyk. an official connected with the
Dutch foreign Office. as secretary.
Numerous subsecretaries will be APP
pointed. but no Americans will be named
for these positions.
Five or Six Committees.
An adjournment until the following
week will then be taken. after the con-
gress has voted 10 hold at least two
meetings then for the appointment of
committees II is expected the congress
VIII also vote all sessions shall be
secret. Five or six committees will be
named.
The chief subjects 20 be discussed have
been divided into six large groups. and
II is probable that a committee viii be
named 20 consider each.
There is no possibility Of the discus
sion OF limiting ornaments taking any
effective form. owing 10 Germany's Op-
position and the instructions given her
delegates not 10 participate in any dis
cussiOu OF disarmament.
Aims Of England.
England. through her delegates. is ex-
pccted 70 try TO raise the question so
that IL will appear in the minutes OF
the congress. Sir Jonn Frye head OF
her delegation, will bring the matter
up. Frances chief delegate, Louis Bou--
gers. viii probably side with England.
The chief results expected from the
congress will be the settlement of dis
puted points OF international law The
congress will last about two months.
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FIFTEEN KILLED
BY CLOUDBURST
NEAR LOUISVILLE
Details of Catastrophe
Meager Owing to De-
Struction of Wires.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June S.-Fifteen
are reported dead as result OF cloud
burst this morning at Granville. Ky.
Five bodies have been recovered. De
tails are meager here as all wires are
down.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Friends Berens, Rye Bread Make

The Friends Berens' Rye Bread Makes
It keeps. No other rye bread satisfies af-
Ter Its goodness. quality. and deliciousness
are known. it's real German style rye
not the ordinary kind Your grocer sells
II, or ought TO. Demand Berens' Rye.
Elks' Club Straight Rye Whisky,
SOC per quart. Special delivery.
Phone y. 5oS3. d. Doody, 13O4 y. Cap.
IA Brownie, Newest Thing, 5000.
Photo. Supplies, Krouse's, 7S7 9Th st. NV.
Are Washington people going to
Heaven r. Hez SVEN explains Sun
day night, I'd Baptist CHI
J. Richard Riggles, sa7 9Th St. N. w.
John w. Masury Mixed Paints.
Carpets Taken Up, Cleaned, and Stored
At the very lowest prices. Z. P.Hinkel &
Co, successors to ThOrp Carpet Cleaning
Co., 4SS Maine ave. sw. Phone NJ. 2O25.
Warm Weather Will Not Annoy You
II you have a Chicago Jewel Gas Range.
I2O4 st. c. A. AIuddiman & Co. SIG 70 81.
Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at
Park Hotel Summer Garden. RathskeIler.
y. 7. ave. and 1lth st. T. Endres, Prom.
Riding and Driving Horses for Hire.
West End Stables. sO7-u 18th st. Phone
N. 1860.
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Joseph and Emma OXenburg. girl
James and Cora Smith. boy.
James W and Eva G. Lewis. girl.
levin r. and Blanch Q. Smith. girl.
Samuel 3. and Bertha +. Carl. hoy.
Robert b. and Frank NJ. Wulhide boy
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ORCHARD AGENT
OF MINE OWNERS,
DEFENSE'S CLAIM
Continued from First Page. ]

Former Lieutenant Governor David
Coates, Of Colorado. who. Orchard de
clared. told him 10 kidnap two Children
OF August Faulson, a wealthy mine
owner OF Wallace, came to town during
the night. with blood in his eyes.
He told Richardson in uneQuivocal
terms that Orchard was a liar. and de-
ciares he will take the stand to prove
it, tie conferred with Richardson. and
gave him information which may prove
of good use I'm griliing Orchard.
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert in the treatment OF private disease,
chronic and acute. Both sexes. All cousuIta.
lions confidential Medicine furnished. Price,
moderate. Hours. 10 ], to G. 10 q
Rooms. 1928 Pennsy lvania ave. nv. Phons
n 1919
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Presidents Address.

Following these ceremonies, Past
Grand Master Matthew Trimble will de-
liver an address on behalf Of the grand
master. followed by a selection from
the Marine Band. President Theodore
Roosevelt will follow in an address upon
Masonry. The ceremonies will be COM
pleted in the following order:
Selection ......................... Choir
Address. Commissioner Henry L. West
Selection. ..............U s. Marine Band
Addresses. ....... Visiting Grand Masters
Address. James d. Richardson sover-
eign grand commander A. & A. Scot
fish Rite Of Free Masonry, Southern
jurisdiction.
Selection ........................... Choir
BenedIctiOn, The Rev. Joseph Dawson,
Grand Chaplain.
DoXology.--... Marine Band and choir
Tonight a banquet will be given at
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Summer Resorts.

The Times conducts a complete
Resort Bureau, where every atten-
ton win be given persons DESTROYS
OF obtaining information concerning
Resorts throughout the country. The
service IS free.
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w. T. BALDUs, M. ID. Pa. ID
GERMAN sPECIALTsI

IN Diseases OF the Brain, Se-vous svss.-,
Kidneys. Heart, Stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors service and medicine 81 ConmI.
tation free. Telephone Main 25is. Southaast
corner sth anu F SITS. NV. Hourn 10 ~ !
Gad = to .. Closed SUNDAY. fe27-tf
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THE ELLIS HOUSE.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEI

Virginia ave and the Beach. A.tlAntic City.
n J Under entire new management -
beautifully furnished rooms en- suite. with
bath. hot ana cold water attached O.
AL baths. Also Public Hot Sea Water Baths
Phones IN rooms Music ard social diver
Eions- Terms American plan. .2-5O per day
up. $3.50 weekly up. European Plan. N.5o
per day up. Garage. CHARLES E. COPE.
Proprietor. formerly % Kittatinny, I'eIa-
ware Water Gap. Pa
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HOTEL RALEIGH. No No
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
GALEN HALL
Wildwood, N. I.

HOTEL DAxToN-HoTEBF EEwICK
SIMPLY THE BEST
Fenwick-always open $50 Gays per year.
Extraordinarily on beach. greatly improved.
Table unsurpassed. New management. Booklet.
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Kellogg in Full Charge.

Already officials OF the Department Of
Justice have been planning on the later
stages Of the proceeding-the appeal TO
the circuit court OF appeals and the
Supreme Court. Attorney Kellogg VIII
undoubtedly have complete charge.
under the Attorney General. of the pro-
ceedings from this time forward. It
was he VINO secured the decision Gis-
solving the Paper trust, and his record
as trust buster. IT, as Is now conf
IDENTIFY believed he forces dissolution of
the Standard oil Company. viii place
him at the head of that class.
Mr.. Kellogg was here wheE news came
from St. Paul Of the courts ruling sus-
tanning his petition. He was overjoyed,
FOR while he had been confident. vet the
ruling, so prompt and so sweeping, and
COncUrred in by a unanimous court was
highly gratifying He would not dis
cuss IL further than TO say Il was of
the utmost Importance. and indicated
that the Governments case was certain
10 prove very strong. In other quarters
IL is taken as an earnest of ultimate
complete overthrow of the Standard.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH. Scottish Rite HALL 1907 q 81. NV /:
services. II am. and pm: subject NJ
morning lecture. by Bishop Oliver c. Sabin
Cast Your Net on the Right Side OF the
Boat" Subject OF evening lecture by Mr.
Winfield $. Whitman, The Pearl OF Great
Price" Testimonial meeting "Wednesday
evening at S O'Clock Seats free; an in
Nited. 1t
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Church Notices.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Sth and II
SITS. NV; Rev Samuel II. Greene. u. D, pas
tor.-s.3J an. Sunday school. p. II. BristOw.
superintendent; public worship. with sermons
by Rev T. F. Chambers, II m. and pm.
Teachers Bible Club, Thursday pm.
church prayer meeting. pm; Endeavor
meetings. Tuesday. 8 pm. and Sunday. $3.50
and 6:45 pm. All are cordially invited. II
UNITARIAN-AH Souls Church. corner 14th
and / sts.. Ulysses G.. B. Pierce, minister
9.45 am. Sunday school and class for the
comparative study Of religion; 10 am. Unity
study class; II am, morning service: ser
mon by the minister. pm Young People $
Religious Union. II
Y w G A.-Vesper service Sunday. 4.9O
pm: speaker. Miss NJ r. Peck Rooms open
to : pm. Southeast corner 18th and +
sls- NV IL
BEULAH MISSION. Sunday nights only;
hrst-ciass hail, 643 Louisiana ave, near eth.
Come and bring friend. G. J. :. Hunnicutt
Evangelist. II
EPISCOPAL-People's open-air evensonV. ca
thedral Grounds. Mt. st. Alban Sunday June
9. at pm; special preacher. Rev. Chas G.
Pierce, DID, Chaplain L. s. A; vested choir,
led by detachment OF the Marine Band In
case Of rain the service viii be held in St
Adams Church. Take Tenleytown cars II
DISCOURSE by c. E. Power. under the
auspices OF the Watch Tower Bible and
Tract Society; subject, The True Riches -
floor. rear hall. Sunday, June 9. 1907. ;
o'clock seats free; no collection. 1t
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Church OF
Christ Scientist. 18th and r SITS NV Serv-
leo: Sunday IL m. and D.. m. subject:
God the Pneserver OF Man" Sunday
lie cordially invited. All seats free Free
reading rooms in the Traders National Bank
building, 10th st. and Pennsylvania ave. NV,
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Virginia Beach, Va.

SPEND your vacation where there : fine
bathing golf links and delightful climate:
near Exposition; reserve rooms and board
now Write for rates. MRS. JARVIS.
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Special Notices.

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS FOR
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY will be held
at the L. 5. Census Once. 2nd and 3
streets NV. on JUNE 18TH. 18th. and
l5IH. commencing at A. NJ.
For further Information apply 70
OLIVER METZERCTT. ITO + 81. NV.
ies-3t
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DR.. SHADE

SO years practice curing men. Nervous
and private ailments cured quickly; syphilitic
blood poison. skin diseases, bladder rectum
structure, kidney. stomach, lungs. asthma
and hay fever positively cured. Consulta-
ten free; hours to >; Saturday nights 7
TO s. Closed Sundays. ~ 18th ST. NV.
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Elks' Club Straight Rye Whisky,
SOC per quart. Special delivery.
Phone y. 5QS3. d. Doody. 1304 y. Cap.
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IA Brownie, Newest Thing, 5000.
Photo. Supplies, Krouse's, 7S7 9Th st. NV.
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DIR. CARLETON VAUGHAN.

RELIABLE Dentistry. Not the cheapest.
but the best at most re -sOnaLle pr.ces-
ltl2 r ST NV. Phone Main Z056.
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Riding and Driving Horses for Hire.
West End Stables. SO7-I1 18th st. Phone
n. 1850.
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B0okbinding that's fiigh-CIass.

wen rebind the cd books magazines.
periodicals now and keep them until
needed iI the fall
HODGES BIG BOOkBINDERE. 420-e2 Lfth.
Next STAR fest
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J. Richard Riggles, 9a7 eth St. N. w.
John w. Masury Mixed Paints
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Are Washington people going 10
Heaven? r. Hez Sven explains Sun
day night, I'd Baptist CHI
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partnership lately subsisting between
samuel GOldstein and Joseph Armstrong.
at No 1914 O street NV. and No. 1Z26 y
street NV, Washington, D. c., has been
on the 3lst day Of May, A. D. 1907, dis
solved by mutual consent. All debts
owing 20 the said firm are 10 be received
by the said Samuel GOldStein and all
demands on the said partnership are %
be presented 20 him for payment. IL
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TEMPLE CORNERSTONE
LAID By THE MAS0NS;
SPEECH BY PRESIDENT

lContlnued from - Pagel
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TAKE CARE OF The ROOF

Leaks develop quickly and spread rapidly.
Wen put and keep the roof in perfect con-
ditiCa az a minimum charge.
COborf11 Practical Timer. 81 18th ST NV
ONO- VII Stove Expert Phone n. 273S.
5eG-tf
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at
Park Hotel Summer Garden. RathskeIler.
-. Y. ave. and 18th ST. +. Endres, Prom
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Carpets Taken Up, Cleaned, and Store

Warm Weather Will Not Annoy You
II you have a Chicago Jewel Gas Range
1904 6 St 9. A. Muddiman & Co. SIG 10 81
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"Anchor-Denture' 10

without plale or bridge: also plates
crowns. filings. treating and saving teeth
a lowest prices -. C. DENTISTS, ST.
9Th St nv. Phone Main 2504.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-21
SILLY DREW
: WITH KELLY

LOS ANGELES, May 1O.--After
twenty terrific rounds the battle be-
tween Jack ,("Twin'D Sullivan of
Boston and Hugo Kelly of Chicago for
the middleweight championship was
declared draw by Referee Tommy
Burns tonight.
1t was fierce contest from the first
tap of the gong till the referee raised
the gloves of both fighters at the end.
Sullivan fought, as usual, clever and
heady battle, but he was pitted against
as tough proposition as he had ever
met in the ring.
There was long squabble before
the fight over the question of a referee.
Kelly refused to accept Charlie Eyton,
the club official, on the ground that he
felt that Eyton had given him the
worst of it in calling his former battle
with Sullivan a draw. Tommy Burns
was finally selected and rendered a
good decision.
Kelly opened like whirlwind. He
went at the Boston boy in manner
which seemed to sweep Sullivan off his
feet. For the first few rounds Kelly
had Sullivan worried by his series of
rights and lefts in the pit of the stom'
ach. At one stage Sullivan appeared
to be weakening badly, but as the fight
progressed his battle improved, and
during the middle rounds the milling
to the face brought blood from Kelly's
nose, and the hard lefts in the pit of
the stomach in close quarters soon had
the Chicago boy doing little but de-
fensive work in the clinches.