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The Washington herald., 1907-10-21
German Diplomatic Changes.

Berlin, oct. 0.-The diplomatic changes
are the most notable for some
time. In the first place Fuerst zu Ho-
henlohe. Langenburg. owing to advanced
age, reures from the Office of Stadthalter.
in Alsace-Lorrain. Prince Hohenlohe viii
be succeeded by Count vog Wcdel. am
hassador az Vienna. a man generally re-
Eardcd as possessing high craftsmanship.
The vacant post at Vienna viii be filled
by Herr Won TschirSchky. until now seCre-
taTy OF state for foreign affairs.
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TO WED WASHINGTON NAN.
Daughter of Booker T. Washington
VIII Marry Architect Pitman.

Boston. oct. 2a-AIiss Portia Marshall
Washington. only daughter OF Booker T.
Washington. is engaged TO marry w.
Sidney Pimsn. a coiored architect Of
Washington. The wedding is 10 take
place on October .. at Tuskegee, at the
Oaks. where the Washington family re-
side. rather than at the chapel Of the
Tuskegee Institute
The enEag cement. which has recently
been quietly announced, dates back for
some years. It meets the appreciation Of
Dr Washington and his family. Miss
Washington. within q few weeks. has re-
turned 20 Tuskegee from Berlin. where
she went about two years ago 20 further
perfect herself in m.isic and German.
The name Of W Sidney Pittman appears
in the directory as an architect. whose
speciality is steel construction with an
office at is4 Louisiana avenue northwest
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HAYDON q IOHNsON. soIicitors 81 CompIainant:

HAIDON d JOHNSON, solicitors for Complainant
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Ella H. May GCrardus H. NIay e
al No. 27O50 in Eqmty-The object Of this suit
IS 70 obtain divorce from the bond Of marriage
with the defendant the ground Of adultery. On
action Of the complainant il is this 81 day Of Oc-
tober. 4 ID. 1907, ordered that the defendant, Ge-
Tardus II. May. and the correspondent. Dolly Young
cause their appearance to be entered therein on OF
before the loreth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays occurring after the date Of the first publ
cation Of this order; otherwise the viii be pro-
cecded with in the case Of default, provided
CODY Of this order be published once week for
three successive weeks in the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Herald before said date.
tsigncd.) HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH Chief Justice.
rue coDy-Test: (SeaL) ]. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
By WINS. +. LEMON, Assistant CLERK. ocli, q 3
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WASHINGTON
AND
OLD POINT COMFORT
AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEbtL LE IL EFFECT JULY H. 1907
Leaves Washington. L, T.. 4. Station. sixth and
streets
80 a. m and 900 A. m-Dailv-AH points On
Norfolk ard Western; also knoxville Chattanooga
and Memphis
ly.5 ]. -D1iiE-k0augEe Bristol Winston
salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville Nemr,5is
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For Na.f1lk-Lcaye Washington 90 g. m. daily
l;4' "a. ,a. daily except Sunday 5.j D. m. daily
Arrive Norfolk ID a. NJ, 5-p p, m.. 10 .i5 D. IA.
From B * O. Station. fs5 p. m daily. Berry
vile. Luuy. Shenandoah ElEtGn- Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania station S:3j a. ~
and u 80 p. no.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Ii0ud Building
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CHESAPEAKE Z OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule Iu effect september D. Is-
-u b. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
s., ,'-0tel' at principal points g Virginia Nosrl-
tlr frllHi standard coaches. Iarar rar tu virginia
D. -t Slr.rsf. banded iu so - from G0ri1us7iiie.
FLirh las IA carte Iarar ear and connects az Gov
laett1 tor rsui4 Hot Springs Pullman SlegTers
,-it.n Forge to Louisville. Cincinnati indianapolis.
~. Louis. and Chicago
i.9 T.. NEW O.. o. LIMITED. Daily
tsst nsw Fesltu.e train. staus only az GCrI1ns-
VIE 'H4ri.tta,Flle. stanton. Clifton Forge and
to'luFtou. Va; White Sulphur. E5ucgyerre. aud
hlHtou. W. Va Pullman slsgpgrs o. Lexington.
louisville CINCINNATI. Indianapolis. ST. Llrl. and
,ai1ssa. Dining cars ia carte service. One
H.8 p. I.-F F. v. LIMITED. Danr-sal5d
lesluC.e tram Pullman sletusrs 90 Cincinnati.
LeNI1Et1u. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 90 Nlglui4 Hot SlrjuE, week dass Dining cars.
j carte service. ~--ep.r- Cincinnati - Chicago
and ST Louis, and Louisville 90 Memphis. Nash
vile. and S-UthWeS
Resolutions and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
orao7. SIS FeunyylrzniJ avenue. 600 18th street.
uear r, ena SIXTH Street Station. Telephones NEu
sl9 f1r PeuussI..uia Z. r. cab Service and Aiaiu
hl5 for e. & d. Ticket Oficr
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PAWhBROKERS.
STORAGE
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies Autom0biis Suppliek
GyUamos ana Motors Machinery SuppiIeA
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent men 20 plan cut and produce
the special results always essential 10 the instation
0f electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
1880 New York Ave.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-UNIlIPROVED PROPERTY.
WELL LOCATED FOR BUILDING
PROPERTY, FOR EXCHANGE FOR
EQUITY IN FIRST-CLASS, WELL
RENTED APARTMENT HOUSE.
WHITNER-MARVIN co. ONC0.
Home Life BIdg.-OppOsite Treasury.
Oc20-7t
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prices. FOERISCHE. Gl5 18th ST. NV. oC6-30t
DOGS, CATS, EIRDS, ETC
JUST RECEIVED LOT OF HARTZ NOUN
tam Canarles from Si0J up, also have good Scotch
Collie and other dogs. G0lddsles Parrots Rabbits
lncubators. Chickens, and fan bulbs Sc SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE 7l2 18th ST. NV
DR.. c. Z. DORNHEIM. VETERINARY SUR
geon; special attention given 70 cats and dogs 1877
uth 81, nv Phone North 6l3 se730t
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Services by synod.

Communion services We're held yester-
day morning at Grace Reformed Church
Fifteenth and o streets northwest. for
the Potomac Synod of the Reformed
Church of the United States, now holding
its annual convention in this city. Rev
John NJ. Schck. pastor of the church. de-
livered the sermon.
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Mental HeaIer,r Lectnrc.

Mrs. Seaton, a specialist in healing BY
mental suggestion, gave another Of her
regular Sunday afternoon talks yesterday
at Sic Connecticut avenue northwest. At
this meeting she continued the discussion
Of Self Healing" which she began at
the public hearing the Sunday before.
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT-AT GAITHERSBURG
Ma. about I6 acres. srocm cottage. outbuidinrs.
fine orchard; good water; beautiful grove; would
make charming summer home; an ideal place for
a chicken farm Apply % THOS J. OWEN &
Sun, l31l q ST. oel95t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE: 1927 PENNA. AVE.
Noticc-Foilowing schedule not guaranteed
800 y. VI. DaIly-SeaboaTd Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sleepCrs 20 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through scep1rs Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
~ % Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars
o,0 T. NJ Dahl -seaboard Express. Solid train
with coaches and Pullman sleepers to savannah
jacksonville. and Tampa. Through sleeper % Az.
huta, Birmingham. and Memphis Dining cars
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERING DONE BY A.
expert az moderate cost BOX s Herald oHies
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED. REFINED. AND TRIM
med anew low prices good workmanship. 9I5 F
ST. NV. ocl0-f
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MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS &C MOVED
with care packing and shipping a speciality.
Ale- suE-u
SAUNDERS EXPRESS. PHONE 3Fs-PACK-
ing. shipping moving carpets cleaned. &c sll nth.
se2lSt
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FARMS FOR SALE,

WE MAKE FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
in Northern Virginia a specially: write or tele-
phone us when 70 expect you.
p. b. Buell. * Son, HerndOn, Va.
reI2-srno
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BICYCLES,

UNICORN PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES. d@:
hardest to puucture; trial; guarantee. JONES
6l2 -6J4 + ST ocl3-3)t-eod
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AUTOMOBILES,

NEW TIRES. LESS THAN RECOVERING OLD
ones; double service. Jones Auto Tire Works. Coz T.
oc29-eodgt
FOR E-CHEAP-MAXWELL RUNABOUT.
nearly new: viii demonstrate. BOX TO- Herald
Office. oc2l3t
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DANCING.

DANCING STUDIO. u2 EYE ST. NW.-CLAss
TUESDAY and Saturday evenings Al O'Clock Com
petent instructors. Private lessons by appoint
menJ. Ballroom for rent TO select parties Phone
NJ 81 ocs sgt
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HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE.

COOKS WANTED so; KITCHEN MEN. HOUSE
men Monday at So 5th st. nv. PHILLIPS HO-
TEL AGENCY ocL-2t
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING:
no pain: lock. feel. act, and last longer than nat,
ural teeth; shrunken faces made normal: painless
dlling. DR.. J. L. WILSON. 1908 ST. NV. my29-tf
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DENTAL WORK

Set CT Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. up: Gold FIJI
tngs, 81 up: Silver Filings 50c. WORK guaranteed.
No pain. Dr.. GEO. L. EDMoNDS. go 4 st Nv.
jalO-H
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MILLINERY,

CLOSING OUT AN EXTENSIVE LINE OF
fall millinery at reduced prices for ten days Your
own material made up Hats trimmed SIC Hg q
NV. or2l5t
FURS REMODELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW
9l3 ST. oc9-tf
HATS STYLIsHLY MADE. TRIMMED. AND RE
modelled; fashionable millinery extremely low
prices FOERTSCHE 6l5 18th ST. NV ocs-33t
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RUG WEAVING.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
huff rugs drop postal. NoNPAREIL. l23 9Th Sc.
ocs-5ot
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HOUSES FOB RENI.
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.

FOR -UNfURNISHED
l2I Mass ave. Il .ooms 500 %
los y II. ave. NV. IS rooms baths.......... O000
1853 Mass ave- llT. ard b. h0taiT Eeat....... 75T5
2I se- y rooms and Dath...............-... 555j
1888 CorcoraR st. nv. rooms and bath. 800
s2l NV rooms and hatl.................-.. $3.50
sO2 1e roomc and bath.............-....... $3.50
l4 n 81 NV. Q rooms and bath....-............ 2550
lg-5 18th ne. rooms bath...........E....... ls59
SioTe 800 Ia. ave nW........................ l059
APARTMENTS.
The Vnans l723 81. NV. 5r and b............ 40OG
The Niyans sr aud 800
The NUsns l7S2 81. NV. ar. and b........... S00J
The Navarro 25 ST., ST. aud b...-........... 2l59
The ArkWrgbt 5s Z nv. lr and b.---.-.--... 300
The Navarro. 2.5 nv Il. and b.............,. Za0J
1907 me-. 5r. and 300
100 ne lst floor 5r and b.................. z300
The Washington Loan ana Trust
Co., Real Estate Department.
sull-sexSn
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HOUSES WANTED,

WANTED-FOR QUICK CASH PUR-
chaser, new, modern or room
house with parking in front; Co.
IumbiR or Washington Heights pre-
ferrcd; give full particulars,
ri. l.. RUST, COS Fourteenth 81. y. W.
FOR a CLIENT. OR GOOIRENTING PROP
critics. from ESQ 10 200 each. near Mass. and
y. J. ayes. JOHN G.. KEELAN, 6ls l. 81. NV
DO YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
ulsAld houses and apartments!
GRACE VI. THOMAS,
oc5-30t COrcOrau Building
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TICKETS.

REDUCED RATES TO ALL POINTS AT
SPLIEDTS TICKET OFFICE
1855 + ST. nv. Phone NJ il55
20 years az 507 Ia. ave, under National Hotel
sea3-1lt
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTs.
government, estate. and damage claims: 10 charge
unless successful FULLER AGENCY. III 18th NV
Oc7-fexS
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

bAL11MUHE q UhiU RAILRUAD.
LEAVE STATION. Neg Jersey ave- aEd q. 81
ROYAL Bill LINE
VERY ftltl lR HOUR UN THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW 1EEMiAAL. Llb STREET NEW YORK.
:. so a. ~. Diner Pullman FarlOr.
ly0 a. Ia Buffet. Parlur 5-hour Train
s37fJ a. in- Dlneg aud Pullman Parlcy Car.
ll4 oJ q. i- iintr and Pullman Farl-r Tar.
4 80 b. IE. Duer and Pullman rarlor Car
tjj D. "a. koJel Limited. Ali Pullman,
AGO D. m. t0aeles TO Philadelphia
$50 D. ~. Dulr ami pullman PaIor.
o9J j. m. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
IL - D. IA. SleeDgrs.
'252 a. "a. SlteIeTs
ATLAN1lc cry, r2o, g9o, fuoo a. m, rl99,
ANNAPOLIS weekdays. 500 a. m l205 noon.
i-io. b-U p nl Sundays 30 a. m., 80 b, H.
~ EhI noun on THE HOUR
tWceadays $50 a. IT, 20 $50 D. M
10 BALTIMORE.
'252 800. $50. 1n. -. rs.N. $50, 900. r90
1910 III 90 g. In., 1850 noon, il2,o 1Dj. 81 rs.
ESQ. 'sJJ. 5.A, So 1850, tiJ5. 800. '5:5, 30,
ua5 D.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, -9.l0 d. az. eI-Z, 90 D. m.
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
$40 a. m.. '4lj ,. m. -lZ.iJ night.
PliIsBUkG. $40 a. H.. ~. $40 p. m, 1870
might
CLEVELAND. $40 p. M.
COLUMBUS SD D. ~
NHEELiNt. $40 a. m, 80 p. 10.
WINCHESTER. f9-l1 a. M 400 $500 p. H.
FkEDEitlth. Sd $50 s3.ij o. m, 81 30 lis5,
HAGEBSTOWN. 1910 O. m., 800 p. 30.
-DaIg. Except ~urda5. S6guIay auiy
Rest-raiion 0i sleeping Parior Car space. rates
OF fare, DC. VIII be quickly furnished ~ TELE-
FdONE at al " The following Ticket Orcfs. lils
IT. NV. Telephone Alaiu 1881; 6lg Pennsy lsania
Ate. and G. st.-TIcket Oice Telephone last 6sl
information Bme4u. East i2i
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WALL PAPER,
WALL PAPER

WALL PAPER
Picture Frames; best quality and workmanship:
price, right. AAES. SIS II uw. Phone. se2I -eo59t
AS WE ARE LARGELY OVERSTOCKED IN
wall uaptr II ali descriptions We viii sell il AZ A
low sacrifice price Give Us call +. G. NOLTE
80 llth 81. nv 5yls-eodtf
ROOMS PAPEKED. s. UP: SAMPLES
brought latest fan designs painting LIE PREUN
1901 9Th ST. Phone y. S8sln. ialSn
PAINTING. DECORATING, PAPERHANGINC
VIII bring samples % your hcme.
NATIONAL DECORATING Co
Ith and + sts Phone 6543 Main.
Oc3-30t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

GOOD. RELIABLE LAUNDRESS WANTS
st nv.
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UNFURNISHED
lFHGE} FOR REN[,

FOk RENT--05 l7TH ST, TWO LARGE. COM
mHIlcdtUg s.clal-st.ry front Office rooms. heat.
lsly. and serlcC. Apply ~ premises. oc5-tf
LAEDE MODERN OFFICES IL THE MET
zarott BlaE., LIolu2 + S. uw.. Sl2 50 per month.
-Le-ams -e-.f light elevator. aad lauilor service;
DO tAif-s- 0cl5-tf
FLEMING BUILDING Ius ST NV. RENO
yated throughout st fo0l suitable for stock broker
G, real estate, also excellent Office rooms with best
of i1UtCr service. uo extras. iy25-tf
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AGENTS WANTED.

FOUR GOOD AGENTS: GOOD POSITIONS FOR
parties with good recommendation. Address. with
refs. BOX g. Herald Office. ocI9-u
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
YACHTING.

American yachtsmen have every to be
proud OF the record OF the old year. just passed
away, and they should feel encouraged at the out
look for their favorite pastne in the present
If the increase in races. club membership and new
boats only equal to the increase Of 1906 over 1905
the coming season would be a successful one but
the indications that IL will be far and away in
advance OF that and from the plans already formu-
lated by the leading clubs and associations It bids
fair TO be the most brilliant ever seen In the his
tory OF the sport. While the building of sail
ing craft in almost every class is going on and
extra being planned for the existing
classes, find that the OF the power boat,
large and small, is here. and it is growing beyond
the widest dreams of its promoters. The internal
combustion engine. that Lewis Nixon predicted a
few years ago would supplant the steam engine
and revolutionize travel on river and bay in har-
bors and at sea- has come to pass. fulfilling his
prophecy, and astonishing not only the yachting
world but all maritime interests. And we have
to look forward in a few months. to sharp COM
petition in the clubs between the motor boat own
ers asserting their privilege to have dates for their
speed and cruising races. and the owners OF the
sailing craft. striving to find enough racing dates
in which TO win prizes. This conflict of dates. by
the way brings up an important suggestion made
the other day by group Of yaehtsmen who were @
OF the party-two of whom Were officers of two OF
the largest LOCAL elubSMwas & heartily indo9se3d at at
what they aptly named "a yachting clearing house."
where the chairmen of all regatta committees in
these waters could apply for dates for their re-
spective club regattas. Here dates could be al
lotted that would be satisfactory to 'all hands"
who would b. the best man for the plaoe9' some
asked, and in moment, II by common con-
sent. commodore said: why. Charlie Tower, Of
course. He's just the man. and I've doubt that
bureau. or clearing house for It would certainly
be a great help to the sport, and similar clearing
houses could be established In Boston. Philadelphia
and other cities TO good advantage" Reverting TO
muda. the cruising races to Jamestown, Va. and
the races of sailing and power craft off Hampton
Roads will surely add a flip to the already
couraging assurances of most successful season
of racing in Long Island Sound and the Lower Bay.
The New York Yacht Club. the Larchmont. the
Seawanhaka Corinthian, the Atlantic, the Brooklyn
and the Manhasset Bay clubs, all under the steady
guidance of their last years commodores. will
doubtless gain in membership, boats, races and
general prestige IN 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB ELECTION
Members Send Out Letter Asking Support
for Halpin as Captain.

Politics is the all absorbing theme at the New York
Athletic Club. for tomorrow will be election day.
and while there is great dissension among the
and governors. there is just enough club politics,
as a member said yesterday, to add q little spice
to the situation and incidentally to swell the
ury by receipts from dues that always come in on
election day from who desire to exercise their
privilege of voting for their favorite candidate.
The name that heads the regular ticket is
that of George w. Kuhlke, a we'll known and pros
porous business OF this city. who has been
a member Of the club for twenty years.
His opponent the independent ticket is George
L. Stow. who is also quite old member of the
club. H. X. S. Williams Charles I. Burnham and
Martin S. Paine the unopposed candidates for
vice-president. secretary and treasurer respeo-
lively. E. F. HauboId is the regular candidate for
captain. He is opposed by Matthew P. Halpin. who
has been for years lieutenant Of the club Tho
ticket r. H. GoT jr., r. c. Kammerer. Com
Ross Curran, ellison S. WhitsOn and DR.. Graeme
NJ. Hammond.
These members OF the club sent out a circular
letter to the members yesterday who have the ath-
Halpin captain: Eugene Fl. Pomeroy. p J.
Walsh. Maxwell f. Moore, l.. R. Sharp, j. NJ
Breen. II. l. Ottman. Otto Wahle and r. +. Lyons
Speaking Of Halpins candidacy yesterday, Of
who were friendly to Halpn well Hau-
bold. were of the opinion that the latter would be
the better representative captain and that Halpn
too valuable man TO lose lieutenant; that
tion, and they hoped he would be satisfied to re-
main as Haubold's right hand man.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
ORIGIN OF DANCE NAMES.

The names of the popular dances which add so
much to the enjoyment of the festive season of
Christmas have. III most cases. very interest
ing origin or significance.
The position taken UP by the dancers gave the
name to the quadrille. which is literal French
for "a little square, while country dance has
no connection with rustic gymnastics, but is
simply corruption Of the French contre-d danse,
which has reference TO the position of tho
couples opposite to each other during the dance.
The lancers derived its name from the fact
that this variation of the quadrille original
ly improviSed by a company of lancers for their
amusement while seated In their saddles
The polka is a Polish dance. and its name
comes from the Bohemian word puka, meaning
half and refers to the haf-step which occurs in
this lively measure. of which the more graceful
schottische is variation: both names. like that
of the national dance of Poland-the mazourka-
being native terms
The short steps peculiar to the oldtine IA
vorite, the minuet. gave the dance its name
the Latin for small being minutus.
The waltz again, owes It's name to its char
acteristic movement the German waltzen-
meaning to revolve-expressing the circling
tion of the dancers.
The Roger de Coverley is named after its
originator; while the less familiar dance known
as the tarantella is called because its vigor-
Gus movements were supposed to be certain
antidote to the poison of noxious spider at
Taranto. In Italy where the dance Is highly
popular.
The evolutions of the dancer sufficiently ex-
gigue: and breakdown is term from across
the Atlantic, and refers to the final rout before
the breakup of q free-and-easy dancing party.
-Tit-Bits.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-07
a ToURABoUT CAR FOR GARDEN SHOW.
Built on the Lines Of Runabout, and Is Ex-
pected to Attract Attention.

The light two-seated runab bout is everywhere IN
demand. and is growing popular day by day.
AS an evolution of this design the Hol-Tan Com
pany will display for the first time at the Madison
Square Garden show model known as the
tourabout-
IL Is mounted on 35-horsepower chassis and
is 50 constructed that ths could leave for
an extended trip with without tho chauffeur
having room beside him for guest II is built
upon the lines Of the runabout, which up TO the
present time has only been suitable for a days
use, and not for lengthy touring
1t will be seen that the Fiat tourabout Is espe-
cialy adapted for this The owner and guests
have large. roomy seats. and the chauffeur or
mechanician has especially built seat Of rather
unusual construction. This seat. though firmly
built is hinged upon the dashboard and acts as
& door entrance. Upon arriving at the end OF a
days journey, the chauffeur arises first and turns
the handle as he would the handle OF a tonneau
door, swinging the seat outward, leaving q clear
passage for the owner and guest to descend. This
seat is also detachable, so that door NAV bs
used when q chauffeur is not taken
Tho large, square compartment back OF the
rear seats ls htted with a travelling trunk, which.
being within the ear, VIII never become covered
with dust. is the when the trunk ia car
ried upon the rear This is a valuable feature aLs
a dirty trunk In a clean room is always very OBJ
divided INTO two drawers. which pull out from
either side or the machine. They usually set
may be used by the chauffeur. In the rear Of
this compartment there is large tool boy and
tire carrying compartment: 1t is a perfect
ished mostly in unpainted wood with porela ne
highly finished mahogany. ~
In addition 10 the tourabout, a Flat six-cyI-
hibition " '