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exhausuon.

exhaustion
A moment later heard a CRACKING
IN tho undsrbrush not far away and
with shout. dashed into the bushes
followed By NaeArdel. Suddenly there
was glimpse OF white through the
leaves, and, With a warning cry, drew
my revolver and nred twice with care.
ful aim. The object in white fell 20 the
ground. and we were upon il In an in
slant, while the continued cracking OF
branches showed that some one was
escaping at the top OF his speed.
The white object was a bundle OF
towels and odd pieces OF bed linen and
tbs articles were permeated by the
same Undesirable odor that we had
noticed az We pursued the fleeing
creatures In white down the path 10
the river
MscArdel poked the parcel open with
a stick and spread the pieces about in
the moonlight as it filtered in through
the branches overhead. making bright
patches here and there under the
trees. Whether because OF his startlea
remark that this was the smell OF the
grave, or perhaps on account of the
nervous strain to which I had iust
been subjected. was forced to view
this operation from a respectful dis
lance and was glad when the investi-
cation was completed.
Leaving the rags, for such they
were. strewn about as MaoArdel had
scattered them. we returned in silence
to tho house and reseated ourselves
on the veranda
Mac 1 said abruptly. a moment
later, do you know that we left this
place standing wide open and that
some one may be inside by this timer"
Not much danger OF that" said
MscArdel slowly. Whoever was
around here is as far away by this
time as he can possibly get. Make no
mistake about II. Ware. those pieces
Of cloth down there have been around
a corpsei"
shuddered IN spite OF myself. and
We slept IN the same room that night.
with the DOORS and windows bolted.
and a revolver under each OF our pill
lows.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-15
CHAPTER VII.
NffENF ~ VIM
A DiSapoSarino CIoar Case

DISAPPEARING Cigar Case.
What on earth brings you here,
Macr" / exclaimed, accepting his prof
fered cigar and lighting 1t with sud
den interest and respect for the tradi-
tond pips of peace.
Train" said MacArdel, coupled
with an overwhelming desire to seize
upon you and takO you OF with me
for q months vacation"
80 that's why you called at my of.
ice yesterday afternoon. chr quer-
led.
How did you know that was
therSi" asked MacArdel.
MY secretary mentioned in his
letter that came this morning." ex.
planned And it's q great good thing
that he did, for while the Information
only made q big mystery out of what
appeared for a moment TO be- q com
paratlVely small one, 1t served. fortu-
nateiy, TO clear you In an instant from
o very serious charge that I was nurs-
ing against you"
"Humphi" said MaeArtiei so that's
the way you treat your friends,
Condemn 'em without a hearing,
eh?"
"Wsr. Mac replied. this had to
do with matter that only you and ]
knew anything about and what you
know about 81 ron have merely IN
ferred. Then. when saw you here In
the house there seemed to be no other
explanation At AL. at least OF the most
important part OF the thing. But now
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-15
BEAUTY HINTS FOR THE GIRLS.

Above all, girls. II you would be
beautiful, make it a point to always
wear a smile on the face, wear 1t
wherever you can. No matter IL your
feet are wet and your shoes squash
water every time you take a step.
smile anyway. Remember the old
saying, Smiles are worth more than
face powder"
The complexion should be thorough
ly curried before retiring at night A
good plan is to take a mixture Of
oat meal and mucilage and plaster it
on the face. When you remove it In
tho morning a nice, rosy, healthful
complexion viii be the result.
With the coming OF summer freckles
may be- looked for as usual. These
may easily be avoided by wearing a
baseball mask when you go out OF
doors
Some people find blackheads very
annoying. The best way TO remove
them is TO pry them out with a hat
pin or sharp file.
There is nothing so fatal to facial
beauty as a bad carriage See that
your goodman keeps 1t in good con-
dillon.
The eyebrows may be made heavier
and darker by shoveling coal three
hours every day in a coalyard.
Keep the nails clean and well pol
ished. A little stove polish and a
brush will do 1t nicely. Remember the
words Of a celebrated French beauty:
Well kept nails is a source of great
qualification"
Keep the hands soft and white. II
the knuckles are too prominent run
them through clothes wringer twice
day for few weeks. This will also
make the hands longer and more
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
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ITO be continued
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-15
His First Operation.

The visitor found little Bessie cry
Ing as though her heart would break
What is the trouble, little girl7"
asked the visitor, sympatheticaily
"Boo-hool" sobbed Bessie "B-Bobby
wants to be surgeon when he gets
big"
And does that worry you. my
dear?"
Yves; he has cut all the sawdust
out Of my dolly to see II she has ap-
pendicitis." :
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tore II opens and my astorish-
ment at its discovery was increased
ten folc by its contents The note
read:
AS you love Florence Carney and hope
20 make her your wife. keep her away
from this place at any cost.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-06-15

his mouth for q moment and then
blew out slowly Ia a long thin cloud
This is one of the most insulting
things that a man can do, and MacAr-
del knows 1t perfectly well / was In
.clined to knock him down, but think
too much Of him for that, so merely
said:
mo- Mac. don't be fool, but try
20 listen to reason. If you cant"
Impossible when you're talking"
he observed softly.
1 ignored this ard continued: MY
only interest in Miss Carney IL that of
1axxax 10 client and I'm NOT In -lcxa
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
gOO DEAD ~ RAItATAdll,

NllW llDl'llhliAi TnrbpHHn, Nov T.
.lln lllHl reports NJ the catastrophe
M NllhlhHl were exaggerated instead
~ 10000 persons being bIlIod only
hbull 700 lyrH wprn Ual MOHl M
Ihnar pnrIuhp1 under mo landslide
wblnIi buried 400 NJ lbu OOO houses M
Ilu town
AZ me hmEhi NJ me fpuunI uarih
1Ohhn u Rloal section NJ The OyprhanR
lnH mountain broke Hway ana slipped
UPON lhu lOwn Houses lhere wGfn NJ
luAdy falling Un all HdpH from me
Violence ~ lhn earth HhOpllB. ana many
0f ~ luoilpBB inhabitants, unable lO
Escape through tho morrow streets On
uumbernd by debris, we're caught and
bUrlH1 No bulldinH IN me l0wH wan
lufl blnndlng lhp earthquake lpypllnF
them All NJ their foundations an
llip survivors we're Without shelter
ana n relief expedition WIN supplies
han lpll Nnw llOhhaB I'm me- HOana NJ
lllp disaster
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4 v uohr IA 10 ColI Hebron, l., nrp
land llonuh d, Honolulu oahu 40
yw ~ tSbO n gnN y pOO Dated Aent
H. 1907
" nolun CMrn w ~ lo Knm ka.
nlhuo ~ Up y, Il y flO, ml laOOn,
WblMW honolulu oahu t0OO n
pD0. u lNi Dated NV y, 1901
knlb knulhup 10 Edward n " Vol
tur w. Nj hp u " u iln ml lpOOn
WHlllluI Honolulu oahu tiOu n
1ni u gin Dated Nov n. lOOi
Knluhhl ana hsh ~ pnhuhnu Aul
rnnln Co. NJ pur gr lhb0 WalbNn
ulu lHmhbun Hawaii tibO n wv
y lO0 Dated Oct ~ 1907
llllu HuH GO ~ Aulono puNau. Nel
pur loJ ~, m lgOi hnd ono uropH
NulWlhi, llllU. Hawaii taOO n auO
n lNl Dated Nov w. 1000
John Is uuuhur 10 William Y ROBIN
H1n, pa special powers n gOl y lbl
Unlud Nov w. 1907
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

Hnlwpl oI ltooord Nov lsi lNOi
ltgohl lw ~ u Nwhnu ~ AluI.,O
H w Wllouy tu W " Castle, fr..AM
Annie ltnob and nnh 10 Manuel Is
cool. Ir......n.uuuUrM
W q Markham ~ Nnhou EnuluNou y
ChHuloa w OmN bN atty lu James
" young ........I.....
John u Moore Iu Charles A Nelson IA
John u Moore y ullN IA Churlon
y MDObuhN N...........u..NllH llH
d buInpoopuu VI ul lu Noe Hon ru.uh
MnhUo NuulUbou nnd hHb 10 Coon
uWllyp Home pur Buu ol llon..rM N
! A l,nhoun ana WI ~ Joseph lte.
Nullu ~ nl.nuuI.UuuHuO u
n Van olioaon ana WI 10 carl OulW
~ hl..H......III...I.NII.INRll hl NRlllll
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
The Mails
.ftststbstbBBtsssttpbsttst
UllIUOlHu

rUl adH rlHUtlHN1. Bur tUrpn HUt
rul aOU rhUHHu Uur Alameda
HuU Nd
rUr Orient uur iWHIn HUy 40
lUl vancouver UHf NUnun liu0 N
lHuUmiHU
rum tUN1IHmn. UuI RUfuh HUy Ai
llUm Hu bluuuHU pur AInuWll
HuU ll
lIUw HNH rlHH uur pulHIn Nov 4I
l0H. A .rllAbBpOltfH
.IIUUua lull Hon lul 4 " HuN n
lUHHn "A ahH rIhH
llUIUn lrIl Hon Nm Nuull1 HUV N
lIulunH M NHnllH
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ul1 lu uuri
phuldnu rupulrUH Hl Mare lHnnd
Wnirn nl Manila
pUun W Hnu Francisco
pul 81 d Nimii lw llllu uud vnN
WIa November 40 ID N Nlunbunul
N A. Nuynuli WIllm rullur ana
WlfrI II A Lyman 'rwb Lyman
Mlaata liopum w. u uw 10 Won
frmpllN n iiulmp. a. " Nuudaun,
II ruuu N phrmuuwu u n MudocN
vito bnd rulldru NuHur Mut.
durt y Roruuhpu Mason A ".
LINDSAY ! ltum nud Wife, Nru l9llb
ibbur e. WnldtnU - N OnHn, ll
ulnnu W. v liouuam lluv 70 W
'fhWuf Mm joe NuuuWN u VI LIMA
HBy uud wltp 4 laird Ni bnl Mw.
A llurUoD " Il WW.hu nnd VIE
John A scott y rmnu u Nun
dom Mlaa N llumol Nlm ~ lluulon
Iit n llonlun ANA VIE iuu Wnll bht
Nu. I y youuF md faulty
pu0 a y W n llUIl November w
! m Kauai 4 n WWwbuuau. j. Huh
mIdl Nia Chuy Cnlu mud lulnul VI
Iii W iImdbuul Wl.u WNl uhlll
ru Is b lVumI Iu Maui hnI
| tuuIu Nutrmbu % q y Wrrhl
|u llHWi0ul a. DwulU ~ uuuu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
MMArnNAlnNN WYNN.

NNWUuliNrOWN MNHaa Ovtohvr a.
NWnM rulHun Nralun the novonly.
NpNruld ppdvarlNM Whu uol out rrom
NuuWud Me, Tuesday Ia hoNt hlH ro.
cord uI lolN years NHu WALKING to Om.
nHu. nrrlNod here NJ OAO Nnl nlWht
lle was eleven mllpa NheNd nl hlh Nv.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

m llMUH IluUHHU uNi HIUIm.lU ly
UuUIIu lhu lUmN uI l Unu WNU Nll
IuIUHWl m IUI lIlmIIU M lllu aUrIrI
IuIunllUH Hl lluI mUuHum %. lH
Nm UIIUWWl UIuIUuInl Wl HNuH MOI
lmIlWl lhut hlIluO Nlu
a llUNmllu NUUN HHH IUUlU muIu
Im NHNulIN lluuuHINlH UnI HNluN
IlN mIluH HHi NUul0 hnlu NIuNU lll
NN UUIIu hIUun A Iuhlw IutUItul
UNH IuUun M NlH HuuhuI A HIlIpIu
INI uunI lNu Nlll
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

Enlulpd uI WuUod Nov lU Nui
Nnuull uplu lu q uurVvr a no h.n
uhluH uruB lu g. ! MuuuuhN...llla
Non llhnlvlouWu and WI va Italian
UhuluU .............. H.I.ll
knIhnl ana WI tu q u AunuulhuuN.N
Chrnllun u Amahu hnd huh lu
John OllvprH .IluH.u..H...ll
Aha, ~ llm ruuk AW.......uN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

cord \ wuVd ut 2 OOO Welcomed Woaa
tom. WdlvolmB the mhllo mlurral m
hW attempted trut
Wvulnu lvu hero varly to-day ami
pNp'otu tu rpAvh luuJon hetWoen Z ami
N ouork luuiBht ro hroak hm re.
cord Woutuu must reach Ohlragn with.
W tWrniy.HlN dNyp
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

HllntnH nIuUU UNIl. Wl1INU
awW tUIln N. M nMUW h.
ImIW.IImIH WI nm uINIH M 0uH.
W0UW IlIU UIUmll "A MumNW n
400 lmIHN UIlUMWIIH mNl HNl
.l0NIl M lWIIl h. NlH IuIlHW muu
MH WUIl lUlll uN luUII HIluNl
lUUMlH HInu HIlINIlU UUNNn WHN
lNNIN nm INu lNNl
lNIIW llNNi Ul Ann null ONIl u.UO
m IlNl lIIUNNMI Nn. n muNhNI M
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

H. T. Kuunumn ObD 10 N Ophllu j.,
~ NJ II y CwD ili pnhun N ltOhuIu
llHWUIlI 10 yrH IA tbb per ~ N 9N1 4
pln uulm Ou h 1901
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

lhiny ana Hhvyl
I. a. a lU1u0lH Oan0r johnson
lalaHn. hUf no
NJ b. A transport lily lHHdnll M.
piHHN H0y Y
lHiriHHhinHj
llra. h HIHIbFbffy HIaDh0pu HUf
iUb nav M
Sailing yHaaulaj
am aH rlBufuunH Whrd Ml1why
Onl M
Am Nh ur1fFB uUfIla. llpfbel Hal
FHnplHuu Um Nh
Am ar aDWIh0e lhUIpWuI lthllua
nav N
uHr aHIU Marie Ilbnbipl1 urubn
llUWbulR Nav "A
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

Honolulu, " H. NOV M. 1901
llop0rl NJ The treasurer NJ lhu AsHo.
Uulo1 ObnrlIloH Tor lw0 months begin
Ming September M. 1901 ana pUdng|
November w. 1901
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

Sept y Telephone Aug A. Bpplt 300
boDl 40 Alien A llobInHou HoDl
tnhl ..I...I.IIIuuuu. no 40
Sept no MrH " W Jordan, aul
hly FOR HuUluuu...u. lO0lOD
Opl MrH N Anderson. IunI
lOf services Sept ....... 7.6O
Uol 70 Allen A iobIuHou. rent
fJf October u......I...... gb.0D
Ool NJ Mrs N Anderson, lanl
tor beryIoua fOr October 7,bO
Nov ! MIS- 10 w Jordan mla
hly l0r October ...uI... 100 90
Nov = MIA 10 W Jordan, Sun.
dtN expenses uumuu ~ 40
Nov 10 Telephone months b 90
tgBb 90
llhInuon 40 NJ Nov M, 1901 tDgO M
W A y ID ono = COOKIE.
Treasurer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

I.iH Nh u1Wli inmpHtNlltn. ~
IOr HHWnH WOhiii WtH lli1l NJ
1000. HiN bn btnIuhe NJ w
1Nf N11nH mDniii WbH ilinI NJ ia1ll
ann HN HVnlHtH NJ N
IHn hifhh#l lNmDDlblUn Wb. NJ 0n
400 lfbt aN1 31d 1905 9lHl 1850
.tHn HWim IpwpnlWulu vim e0. ob
liN aNIh i.l4. lIIl 1904. Flll lRNiI
HIi HUl aHlN ivO3
plinniplIhilOH UaU.lsDi 1908 0jl
tVNfHfn iDl No. month ODE lnelith
hVnWfH number NJ d12 Vim NJ ~
HH lHIli uf more "
fhh WHBlpal mrulhly precipitation
fbNm1nl M HUy ~ consecutive houlf
HHa bW lHnl0l GN lhH DGlb le9D
ilhhh1lyN HUMIDITY
hV0uFe. q ~ ~. N pnlI 9 uUlu M
UnI DfhWpn. q u mu sD pnI lsbl
iNOJI d I. mIIi DHu llb0i.0 W
NlOuUa AHU WEATHER. OHDDlDO0l
AgnHen number NJ pIeaf dnyH. ~.
mWIg W1Udg dHy1. M rIUHdy dhya. u
WiNU
lNn DfrWlilUH Wln1a Hin rom me
| HH Oud 1000 lUOi.0i
Ililn HgHWFu h1flg velocity NJ Nh
WlHdH M 40 miles llbUl.Gj
1HH HlFlpHI ynionly NJ lbu wlUd whI
M mites u0m tho Hh UN the i7lll
! 1904. lbli. l10l llBUl NJ
stations ilo00lUIU. " li
IHlH M ifiuu October M. 1904
q \ UrI0W HyurNpna from records u
Territorial meteorological a oNl0rll nv
mHHm nom Wbillirr bureau ipoDfds
WIN n HtUNRMAN
section lilWuuN weather iiuut
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19

Mn. meelbr dBla loynI0H 10 pef.
bod M W gbaw btga ban0 complied
Hlm ua W0tlbD. iuiDtu frr1tda NJ
tbbJHiH t " Ihng btn laalod Va
ab1W lbH conditions InW nave pfpyail
l1 dYHHG UIa month lU question ioi
lba Hb19a pbInd NJ yttta bot must
tnI ba t1n.IWnd bH 70 tofnnoal NJ lho
elalbJ conditions i1f ibo rrmlnf
mnNIb
.I..IU Hg.lUItIl tUt II .IHfH
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
4 TOllOWHll ON lHfLUHN2A

NnHN Duriuna nnd themselves anan
M Win d uulHlBlunl OguBh after nu al.
lnuIl NJ lHllUrnyn Az lhH rOuHi nan
Hu promptly wUud Nv lnu usu M
l'nUuhurIuluH uUuRh llumudy n
HIUuld HOl bn allowed IA rUU 0n UuilI
n becomes lIUubIualmu p0r mlu ny
nll uHulnH BENSON smith a O0
HpuulH iol llawnll
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
CHARIIARLE WORK

lho monthly meeting NJ lho ABso
uulud ChnrIllua uprUTud Yesterday NJ
! ~ Ul
rbu muunRpr reported lhlruw new
applications during the month ana
thirty rewTuul onHoa lhlrlyolghl raa
Uuyul relief M me once
FUNDS 1lHDuwod Ny lho mnuuHrr are
nH follows.
Strangers Friend BOuleIlInE ~ 10
Catholic Ladies' Ald Hoololy. O9 90
Nm Ilnl. .....u..uIuHu HO 10
NaaoWnlol Charities uu.u0 lOlbb
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19


HNW YOltlt Nov John y ZONES,
HnnUUn hUd rJn operator received %
verdict IUr tb9DOOO today M lhu Hua
prmmu O0mI IN hla mull against Joseph
llumHup lr former president NJ ne
WnbnHl llHllr0nd
M tones Wo1 George \ Could
WIllum u uUy ana M llnmauy uh
individuals M ftr0yur tl0OOD0 wlloh
hu alleged wn1 dun him t0r obtaining
lDr them hOOOO npluH NJ u0nl lands M
southern ono A pH NJ lhp money
Huud lor according ~ M ZONES, rep
ruaunlpd sums advanced Wy nm ~
payment l0r lbu land ana The repl ~.
rIUlud hla nUmuIHHlonH nNDnnHpH ana
interest
Justice U0T held lhbl neither Mr
liOuld non Mr Ouy we're llbblu ana
lllu yprilp consequently WIN rendered
Unly upnual M linmapy II repre-.
aunlud lhp lull amount NJ lhp Hull pllf
rUalH nUd Hlprual since 1907
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-19
INlI n a LAW NnII MNInNH

rHHl H. H lAW ron UNIONS
WASHINGTON OW M 'lho lnlh
md HIhIua Supreme court bpRan Tho
huiflUH today NJ lllu appeal w The
WHu M lhu tinted Hialp9 VA william
hdnlu uy0IyUH lbu pDnalIlUllOnalIly
NJ lhp unl mhNUH II u mlHdpnpan0r 10
discriminate against employees bu
DnUau lhpy uIp members NJ labor
unl1nH
Adull U Inu mnalur munIhnlU Ui
llU lUUlHylllu ana Nashville Railroad
llauHnlHnd n man named CUpDnRn bp
nwu n NJ charged uUpUaHH Wna d
UHUH workman
Almr Waa Num tlOD m lbu TINTED
HlHluH HIrWll uUuu tUr lhu HHalnll
lilHInpl NJ Kentucky
n y WAlDuId NJ h0uavllIp ap
poured lUr hdulr ana ATTORNEY UuU
uwl llUuHpuIlu tor lhp u0ynumoUi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-16
ST. Mary's Church.

The Rev. Father o Ho'a, of the Apps
tolic Mission House, Washington, ID.
c., will deliver q sermon at the yespers
At 1880 tomorrow 10 81. Msry's Church.
Father O'Hora Is an eloquent speaker,
holding a very high position today
amongst pulpit orators in America. Both
Catholics and mont Catholics will be edi-
fed tomorrow In St. Msry's by this gift
ed preacher. Next Sunday, the Oath OF
February, the Father OF the Virginia
Apostolate will open mission in st.
Mary's Church at High Mass to con.
tinue for two weeks. The 6rst week will
be for members of the parish and all in
terested. The second week will be de-
voted to the explanation of Catholic
doctrine and practices, for the benefit Of
non Catholics and all who wish to have
an authoritative explanation OF Catholic
teaching. All are cordially invited to
attend both missions. The order of the
mission exercises will be amounted next
Sunday at both masses. Tomorrow the
annual collection taken up at all the
masses will be for the Indian and Negro
Migslone,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-16
Fined Fifty Dollars Each.

The only case before Justice Cation in
the Police Court this morning WAS that
OF Fred Jones and John Tolivef, both
colored, who had been arrested yester-
day afternoon by Officers Gsrvey, Talbot,
Bell and Beach charged with promoting
policy. Jones vas represented by Mr:
t. II. MacheD, and having plead
guilty, was fined $50. Toliver had con-
1 ssed to the officers when taken In Gus
tody, and he was also fined $50. Slips
and other evidences of policy playing
were found on the accused.
After the arrest of Jones and Toliyer
Chief Goods, who had previously sworn
out q warrant, accompanied by Officers
Roberts, Young, Nicholson and Jones
proceeded to q house near the corner Of
Duke and Henry streets where 1t was
believed policy wss conducted. They
found small printing press. q wheel
used In which tickets are placed, many
slips and other gambling paraphernalia.
The place was deserted when the officers
entered the building. They brought
the press, wheel. slips, &c, to the sta
ton house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-16
Washington,s Birthday.

Final arrangements have been COM
pleted for the baud concert TO be given
By the George Washington Birthday
Association on the 22nd instant on Wash
ington street near Christ Church. The
concert will begin at Il p. m. The music
will be discouTsed by the Naval Gun
Factory Band Of thirty pieces, under the
direction of Prof. Jacob G.. Moody. Band
master. The following will be the pro.
Qramme: March, The Diplomat, "
John Philip souss: Overture, "Tsn-
hsuser," Wagner; Concert Waltz
"Moonlight on the Hudson" Hermann;
from home Solo, "World's Fair Polks, "
Marsh (Mr. Albert Schlenker. soloisp;
Grand Fantasia on "My Old Kentucky
Home" Dslbey Carnations for all in
struments); Medley, "GeorgeWashington
ir.; Cohen; Grand American Fantasia,
"America Forever" Theo Moses To-
bani. After as minutes intermlssion
the concert will be continued as follows:
March. "Brooks Chicago Marine Band. !"
seitz: overture, "Poet and Peasant"
F. Won suppe; waltz, "Golden Sunset, !"
John T. Hall; Medley overture, "When
the Whippowill Sings, Marguerite
Helf & Hsger; selection from opera, III
Troystore, "Verdi; march comique, "oid
Settlers on Parade" Dalbey; finale,
''star Spangled Banner" Key.
The Washing on Birthday Association
will meet on Monday night at the
Friendship Hall. All who have con-
tributed to former celebrations are mem
bers of the association. AS heretofore
stated. the obseryances will begin at ten
o'clock 10 the morning, when commit
tee will 90 to Mount Vernon and place
a wreath on the tomb. AT eleven
o'clock services will be held at Christ
Church, at O'Clock baud concert will
be held at the corner Of Washington and
Cameron streets. At 2:30 o'clock the
bi-snuual banquet will be held at Nc
Burney's Hall. Banquet tickets are now
being issued by Mr.. Harry Hammond,
treasurer of the association. The sale oil
tickets will close promptly at noon on
Wednesday. 1t is the earnest hope OF
the association that all who desire tick
eta will have themselves listed at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-16
D. Bendheif1l
& Sons,
LOCAL BREVrTiEA
3l6 King Street.

Mrs. Phebe NJ. Swartz died in Bald-
more yesterday. She was in her Slst
year.
There was a small supply of country
produce in market this morning. 1t was
disposed Of at former prices.
Mrs. John Trayers furnished coffee to
the 6remen after the conhagration on
north Alfred street last night.
The surface OF the river is still COW
ersd with floating ice, but the weather
having moderated it is not expected to
interfere with navigation much longer.
The country dance given last night by
Perseverance Tent of Rechsbites at Odd
Fellows Hall was successful aud en-
ioyable affair. The dance was fairly
well attended,
Treasurer W. A. Moore, IT,, Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, has for
wardod through Rev Jas. P. Smith, OF
Richmond, twenty-five dollars for the
relief OF the famine sufferers in China.
A slight fire was caused at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. George Peveril, on south
Lee street, early last night by the up
setting of a coal oil lamp. Some furui'
ture was damaged before the fire was
subdued.
A dispatch from Hagerstown Nd, au-
nounces the death of Mrs. Sarah F.
Beard, wife of Isaiah Luther Beard, OF
George. The deceased was GA years old.
She was daughter of the late Mordecai
Mullen and was born 10 Aexaudris.
The funeral OF Mr. Jeremiah L. Will
lians was held at Noun; Lebanon Church
at Boyd's Md, yesterday. At least 600
persons we're present from all parts OF
Montgomery and Frederick counties and
from Washington aud Alexandris.
The Senate District of Columbia com
mil,ee yesterday decided to make q is-
vorsble report on the snti-smoke law.
This measure will compel the steam rail
roads entering Washington to observe
the existing Law which has been strictly
enforced against the hotels and local
manufacturers.
The. gun factory amendment to the
naval bill was separated from other
amendments yesterday when the House
10 committee OF the whole rose and IhC
bill was put Oh its final passage, and The
| foundry amendment was bea'en by los
yeas to l60 nays. This result is due
solely to the determination that the mo-
nopoly now enjoyed by the steel trust
In contracts for castings and forgings fol
the government gun factory shall not be
disturbed.
Oysters fried, stewed or raw. Fried clans
Dining room open on Sunday during eYstel
season. C. FL. Zimmerman, Market space
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