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difficulty. At the last moment he yielded
to the urging of those about him and
decided to take refuge aboard the French
warship. At precisely O'Clock salute
of twenty-one guns announced his de-
parture from the palace. Thousands had
gathered there early in the day. and they
had surged round the entrances, threaten
ing to tear down the walls to drive out
the president and his loyal followers. AS
the hours passed the great mob became
Infatuated, shouting for him to leave the
country. The mob was armed, and men
and women. beside themselves with rage,
heaped curses on the head of the aged
man who had been deposed from the
presidency. but who had fiercely eN-
pressed his determination to fight to the
last.
So serious was the situation that the
French minister. NJ. Carteron. and other
foreign representatives, together with
members of specially appointed COM
mittee of public safety, forced themselves
upon the president. who finally consented
to withdraw.
Wrapped in French Flag.
Shouts greeted him as he stepped from
the precincts of the palace and into
carriage which had been provided. NJ
Carteron, carrying the French tricolor,
the folds of the flag over the shoulders of
the deposed president to protect him.
An immense crowd of men and women
had assembled at the wharf. and the ar
rival of the presidential carriage, escort
ed by battalion of infantry and squad
ron of cavalry under command of Cen
Hippolyte, was the signal for wild tu-
multi and riot
All along the route the people who lined
the streets shouted. jeered and cursed
at the fallen president. but when the
landing stage was reached the mob lost
all restraint. The scene was tragic and
shameful. Infatuated women broke
through the Gordon of troops and shrieked
the coarsest insults into the very face of
the president, who strove bravely to ap-
pear undismayed.
They tried to hurl themselves upon
Alexis. and fought with hands and feet
against the soldiers. who found difficulty
in forcing them back. In order to olsen
gage him the troops discharged their
guns. several shots being fired. During
this time a space was cleared and Nord
Alexis, with the French colors draped
about him, was hurried aboard a saiff
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UNITED STATES GOING SLOW
INTERVENTION IN HAITI ONLY
AS LAST RESORT.
Minister Leger Discusses Present
Political Conditions in
His Country.

The suggestion that the United States
government should intervene in Haiti
because OF American business interests
affected by the revolution in progress
there does not call forth any responsive
sympathy at the State Department.
The precedents followed by this gov
eminent for many years in matters OF
this kind are cited to show that it is
only a last resource that such action
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Stranded Steamer Floated.

NEW ORLEANS. December 3-Cable
advices from Belize. British Honduras.
report that the big fruit steamer Carriage.
which grounded November u on a reef of
Utilla Island. was successfully 1oated
yesterday All of the passengers who
were bound from New Orleans for Colon
were taken off shortly after the accident
by DasSjnp vessels
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Raid on Virginia Distillery.

NORFOLK, Va. December :.-3overn-
ment detectives made raid on the dis
tillery of o. L. & ]. E. Weight on Para
disc creek. near Portsmouth. last night.
Both proprietors and several negroes were
taken in custody, charged with having in
their possession whisky on which the
government tax had not been paid.
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Excellent PRINTING!
Stolypin Withdraws Objections.

ST. PETERSBURG. December 3.-Pr--
mier Stolypin has abandoned his objec-
tons to Foreign Minister Iswolsky's ap-
pearance before the duma to make lis
statement regarding the Balkan situation
and NJ. Iswolsky probably will! speak mex
week during the debate on finances
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Woman Patient Drowned.

WARSAW, Va. December :;.-Mrs. Clar-
ence Walker of Fleeton, Northumberland
county, who for the past three weeks had
been i'll with typhoid fever, while delrous
escaped from her nurse and walked over
board from the steamboat wharf and was
drowned
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St. Louis Ferrvboat Hero Dies.

EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,. December g.
Capt John c. Mclean. sixty-seven years
of age who saved a ferIyboat laden with
scores of passengers during the ST. Louis
tornado of 1896. died last night in an East
St Louis hospital. He was mayor OF this
city in 1881 and for years was river
CaDta ain
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Twenty Horses Burn to Death.

CHARLESTON. W. Va December 8
Twcrty horses burned Ia death in Il fire
" iiich destroyed the livery stable OF Golf
Brothers. Fire chief Rand Was knocked
unconscious and was badly cut about the
head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-03
DR.. Simon's Friday Lecture.

DR.. !Abram Simon will speak tomorrow
evening at the Eighth Street Temple o
his visit to the tomb of Napoleon.
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in tow of a steam launch. his suite tun,-
bling into the Skiff after him. AS the
launch drew away three Haitian gun
boats and the French and American war
ships in the harbcr fired d salute to the
fallen preSident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-03
THE COURT RECORD
United States Supreme Court.

THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1908
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
Harlan. Mr.. Justice Brewer Mr. Justice
White. MIR. Justice Peckham. Mr.. Justice
Mckenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr.. JUS
tice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Isaac H. Mayer of Chicago. ILL.,, Hal c.
Bangs of Chicago, ILL.,: Louis L. Waters
of Syracuse, n. Y, and Ephraim J. Page
of Syracuse, n. Y. were admitted to prac-
tice.
No. 46. Sheridan Kirk Contract Com
pany, plaintiff in error, agt. the United
States; in error to the district court of
the United States for the southern district
of Ohio: dismissed pursuant to the tenth
rule
No. "a. Juragua Iron Company, limited,
appellant. agt. the United States; argu-
ment continued by Mr.. Assistant Attor-
ney General John G. Thompson, for the
appellee, and concluded by MI. John
Spalding Flannery, for the appellant.
No SO. Lillian S. Butler plaintiff in er-
ror, agt. John D. Frasee: argument COM
menced by Mr. John c. Giddings for the
plaintiff in error.
Proceedings after The Star went to
press yesterday:
No. 80. Frederic l.. Grant Shoe Com
any, bankrupt, plaintiff in error. agt. w.
argued by Mr.. P. NJ. French for the plain
tiff in error. and by Mr. Hiram r. Wood
for the defendant in error
No. "a. Juragua Iron Company. Linn
tied. appellant. agt. the United States:
argument commenced by Mr.. Frederic D.
Mckenney for the appellant. and con-
tinued by Mr. Assistant Attorney Cen
eral John G. Thompson for the appellee.
Adjourned until today at ~ clock.
The day call for Thursday. December ;,
is as follows: Nos. "a, I6. So 80, Al, A..
AZ, A, 40 and As.
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Leaves Entire Estate to His Siste

BY the terms of the will of George
Recar, dated November u, 1908, and filed
for probate, his entire estate is devised to
his sister. Miss Martha Virginia Recar.
She is also named as executriX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-03
FRATERNAL NOTICES.

ALL MASTER NASONS ARE INVITED TO
assemble in front 81 the new Masonic Temple.
Eth ST and New York NV. on FRIDAY.
DEC. 4. 1905 at 80 O'Clock PM. and accom-
1any the Grand Master and officers of the
Grand Lodge in visit 10 the Odd Fellows
fair. Aprons and rcgaIia will nc dispensed
With An with music will be furnished
hy the executive committee of the fair. by
order Of the Grand Master.
ie2 81 4 W JOHNSTON t,rsrd Secretary.
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Hartman Gets Mexican Oil Lands

CITY OF MEXICO. December St is
reported here on what is considered good
authority that agents of E. H. Hartman
have bought $4,000 acres of oil lands in
the TuXpan district. Oil has been dis
covered on property surrounding the entire
tract purchased by the Hartman inter-
eStS.
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Court of Appeals

Prcsent-The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
1913. City and Suburban Railway agt.
Cooper; placed at foot of docket.
1850. Dumas agt. Clayton: continued.
1909 Beaulieu aSt Garfield: argument
continued by Mr.. G.. f.. Richa rdson for
appellant; and by Mr.. Stuart Mcnamara,
and concluded by Mr. l.. \. Pradt for ap-
pellant; on motion the appellee is allowed
to file supplemental brief herein if so
advised.
1921 National Safe Deposit. Savings and
Trust Company agt. Hibbs: argument
commenced by Mr.. c. l.. Frailey for APP
pelant, continued by Mr.. J. J. Darling
ton for appellee. and concluded by Mr.
A. S. Worthington for appellant.
49, Hallowel agt. Darling: argued by
Mr. r. p. Evans for appellant and by
NJ w. Il. Holloway for apDeIlee.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. Justice Bar
nard
farrell agt. farrell; reference to w.
F. DonaldSo examiner, and William
Harrigan appointed to defend. Com
plainant'S solicitor. CTandal Mackey.
EQUITY COURT NO. Justice Wright
Morgan aSt. Morgan: trustees sale
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.

GET OUR BIG EOK RENT LIST. =
FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
Located on Columbia road near 18th st. Con-
tains nine rooms and bath: four rooms on drSr
door; hot-water heat; north side OF street,:
convenient to both car lines. Would make a
fine home for physician. Price. 500.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.). 910 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 34o-4 40.
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Relief of Capt. Donnelly.

Capt. Edward T. Donnelly of the LIST
Field Artillery, who acted as special aid
to the special Chinese ambassador from
San Francisco to this city, has been re-
lieved from that duty and ordered to re-
turn to his regular station, at Fort Sill,
Okla
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
r pAJI.S SAYCTTARY CHOIR.

st. TNTT SAN' ! AK1 ID.
Applications for membership in St Pauls
vested choir Will 10 received Ivy the choirnas-
ter during this week Men aud boys will find
excellent advantages. Address. Try mail only.
ERNEST 7. WINCHESTER. 1910 W ST.
dno.
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Arrival of the Sheridan,

Gen. Weston. commanding the army in
the Philippines. has notified the War De-
partment that the transport Sheridan has
arrived at Manila with wenty-four OFF,
GERS and 476 enlisted men.
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Up-River Waters

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va. Decembeli
Both rivers clear.
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GOLD, SILVER. BRICK AND COLORED PA
per, tinsel. .arlands. SNOW animals green
sawdust toys. tree ornaments. stocking gifts.
wonders for children. J. JAY GOULD. 421
9th st. de.s-6t
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.

FOUR BRICK HOUSES.
Rented for $34 20 per month. Price. s. $50.
There is now n 6rst-trust Of $500. at o..
This would pay about $50 met invest
mnnt Of $3.50 These houses never vacant.
Near 14th and L. =
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.l. 80 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 340-41 49S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-03

GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE
IDEAL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
Contains seven rooms and bath: hot-watsr
heat: fine repair; lot 25xl4o; large front porch :
convenient to the 9th and 9Th st. lines.
Price reduced to S., 500.
BOSS 4 PHELPS unci. 91o 14th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main 34o41-4a3.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE An
nIIal meeting of the stockholders of Woodward
4 I.0throc, Inc. for the election of trustees
ana such other business may lawfully come
before il will be held at the office of tho cor
nora lion in tire city of Washington District
of Columbia. Tuesday. January >. 1909. at
I2lj o'clock pm. q. y. EVERETT, Sccre-
tie.'-'t
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FRANKLIN PARK

ALL PERSONS HAVING; WORK LEFT WITH
the late Henry Friedrich must call and claim
same within 10 days from date of this notice.
the business has been closed and all work
then unclaimed will he sold for the charges
MRS. H. FRIEDRICH
de2-3ts1 o..,,.n IL, st sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-03

WASHINGTON HEBREW CONGREGATION,
Sth St between II and I.-ScrviccS: Friday.
1:fJ pm. Saturday. 10 Am: popular address
Friday evening. AT the Tomb of Napoleon
Public invited. Seats free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
FEATURE Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, July 1.-THE stock market
showed tendency to slip back into the
animated dealings stirred 1t until the per-
sistent strength of the market prompted
a renewed outbnrst of buying in the final
dealings; In spite Of the early dnlness
scarcity Of offerings of stocks. rms was
sufficiently marked to make IT the cnar-
acteristic feature. The demand, while
moderate was thus made effective IN
holding prices. London was buyer on
balance in this market, with good effect
on sentiment The absorption of United
States Steel continued in a manner to
keep attention fixed and the persistence
of this demand was attributed in gen
eral way to the cheerful view OF the trade
outlook emitted by leading authorities In
the industry in published interviews rom
time to time. United States Steel touch
ed a. The Southern Pacific stocks We're
another center OF strength and the dlvl-
dend policy employed In the maintenance
of the baltimore & Ohio dividend was be-
lieyed to- he responsible for this buying
on the assumption that it was carried by
the prevailing influence of the head OF the
system. q .
There. was some revival of old rurlors
of an intended consolidation of southern
iron and Steel companies and Their ultl-
Steel Corporation. News of the adjust
ment Of wage question between the West
ern Par Iron Association and the ANAL
gamatcd Association was a helpful factor
In this group of industrials. So was the
reported blowing in of more blast fur
naces of the United States Steel Corpora
ton. a sharp diversion from the prevail
ing strength shown by the market was
caused by the sudden pressure on tho
Rock Island and allied stocks. Rumori
were revived of expected dif1iculty on tina
part OF some of the subordinate conipa-
MES In meeting coming obligations These
were denied but the dissatisfaction Of va
rious interests with the present form of
organization of this company is admitted.
The stock market closed with large buy
ing going on In the various quarters of
the list.
Bonds were heavy The expected offer
ing of $l3 COG go OF Delaware a. Hudson
bonds sold to bankers was an influence:
The Union Pacific bonds when issued
yielded to SO, the lowest price vet touch
ed The Rock Island system bonds vera
all weak. Total sales. par value, sos,
O00. Uniter States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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suGAR-Ex. quality, large eo bol FL ' RI
ex. quality, small bills, $o'o'' A'' '"'
sacks bulk, $3.50.
Boston Market.


Boston, July A. 1908 o.
FLOyR--Spring patents. ger b bII x 60
as 70: winter patents, ship, per DID, f''O'
49 oivAs;TMEAL-Rolled, Per bbl. ''7os''"'
s,sz4 KNN No. yellow spot, per By, SEQ
S.; Nc yellow spot .5 per n Su' hui ss1,c
No yellow ship. al raj rail- n p1. bu s5Tc.
RYE FLOUR-Per Dbl, s;.S'ef % S:6.. M
GRAHAM FLOUR-Per Dbl, SS.sses> ~
oATs-No. i clipped white: spot pot b per
ssdi6sisc'; No. 8 clipped white, spot. pc per
10. how "a 62L,c.: IS to JOS, to ship per bu:;
G4c'; 80 to IS lbs. to ship, cJp per bu'' Dag
64c q to g Ibs per b na.v oS9 Racks per
bbl l' saS..o; medium backs; per btl, sl ~
@2G,' long cuts, per Dbl. sao?5; loose, per
H. h.. lie: rihs, fresh per p, l2a@ lS
hams, regular and small ahn,;,d isn@ fresh ioc
lard, pure, per ID, Ike; lard. rendered.
pf BE 1T binds, 1s'4@14c; choice
1o iT.AMPE F." spring, 12@13&c. !:
lambs, winter. 1O@l1c. Mutton'-per lo'Se
POULTRY-C Chickens, native broile +,
per ID, 2OGG23c.: western broiirrs. per d.
1SGl9c.. western fowl, 12@1.l2c.; native,
EiJTTER-North creamery. 24a:3c !;
western creamery, NhU.41sc. ,o4
EiiGS-Eastern, 2a425c; western, l*g
21c.
pOTATOES-Old, white, per bu.. 81 10
al. Is: new. per Dbl. SO. 25@3.5o; sweet, per
bskt., $1OOqD1.5O. .ca
REANS Pea. domestic, per bbl.. s.. go
go: medium $3.50; yellow eyes, 500: Red
kidneys, 81 .9OG2. 90.
HAY AND STRAW-No. l grade. $500;
No. grade, S15.G01l6.oO; No. 3 grade,
SUGAR Cut loaf and crushed, $3.50;
Standard. powdered. $50; graduated,
$3.50: yellow C's. $495Q5.15
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-15
IN A TRANCE.
Brick Mason from Winthrop, Mass,
Finds Himself Over In Lincoln, Me.

Bangor, Me, July IA man who
said that his name was Joseph Gose,
"a years old. and his residence the
Mcdonald house, Ocean View avenue.
Winthrop, Mass. applied at the police
station for bed Sunday night and
told remarkable story.
He said that he was q mason and
was working on a job in Winthrop
last Thursday when he was consider
ably affected by the heat. Suddenly
everything became a blank to him.
The next thing that he remembered
was waking up in a doctors office in
place strange to him. He was told
that he was in Lincoln, Me-, so miles
from Bangor and 500 miles from home,
and it was Saturday.
He was found in an unconscious
state near the railroad track by some
linemen and taken to PHYSICIANS
office. where restoratives were applied.
slightest idea
He was dressed in his overalls and
working clothing and had $11O in his
pockets. Whether he drew his pay or
had any more money when he left
Winthrop he doesn't know. He was
laying brick in Winthrop the last he
remembered.
He left for Boston on the boat Mon
day.
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Boston Wool Market.
Boston. July a., 1@

Boston, July H. 1870.
The receipts of wool for this week were
3.oly bales foreign and 24.S53 bales domes-
tic. against 2.4b2 bales foreign and 2O369
bales domestic for the same time last
year. .,
Remarks: The wool market is trifie
quieter this week than 1t has been. all
though there have been some more large
transfer OF the new fleece woods to arrive.
and manufacturers are as much inter-
ested in the market as they have been at
any time during the past three or four
weeks This interest. however, does not
extend beyond stock that is suitable for
worsteds and very fine wooden fabrics,
and the situation In regular clothing
woods Is not much improved except that
the strength which medium and staple
clips have lately developed seems to inn
part sort of sympathetic flrmness TO
the shorter stapled selections.
Ohio and Penn.-XX and above, 311f32c.
X. 290l30c.; No. !. 32Gp9Sc.; No. 2, 3ll32c
fine unwashed, 2l@22c. q blood. 26G27c.
X blood unwashed, 269I27c.; fine washed
delaine, 320p33c.
Michigan and New Yorkshire UNI
washed. 1s019c.: 4 blood unwashed, 2S@
23ac.. x blood unwashsd, &c; unwashed
delaine. 22G23c.
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri - y
blood. 25Qr26c. Il blood. 23qt24c.
Pullcd tscoured basis)-Extra, 55G37c.
fine A, 50M52c.: A super, 4505Oc.; r super,
$50 Acc; G super 25Qp3Oc.; coarse combng,
38Gl49c.; medium combing. 47G52c.: fine
combing, 55G5Sc.; fine California, 53655c.
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FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
EUREKA!
Tho Largest Independent Mining and
Smelling Interest Is Now
in the Eureka Camp

Announcements in the advertising col
umns of leading Boston dailies this past
to be given to the public concerning Elre-
ka. Here it is. News that affects every
shareholder in the company. Makes their
shares douby valuable.
From reliable sources we are informed.
and this information comes from the
company itself. that the largest indepen-
dent mining and smelling interest in the
country (outside of the so-called smelling
trusts have had one of their experts at
work In the Eureka camp for many
months, prospecting with diamond drill
and by other ul-to-datc methods. his
identity meanwhile having been kept a
secret except from the management of
the local smelter. Southwestern Smelling
n Refining Company. at Eureka camp.
Eesults Of these and other Investigations
have apparently been satisfactory and we
are to become largely and permanently
Identified with the DEVELOPMENT of the
camp. Purchases of properties are, with
out doubt. being made That accounts
for The jump in prir. or all !'"pcrtcs for
sale at Eureka camp. The Eureka Mines
Company. could havs sold. ut Il nigh fig
nre. within the past few weeks. their Mol
~ Gibson MN. Ihis they VIII not do,
hut tiis special mine In their group will
probably lie leased on royalty basis.
Additional furnaces and other equip
ment are now being installed, doubling
the capacity of the Smelter. In word,
Eureka properties are among the best in
the heart of the camp that FRONT
RANK mining experts nave picked 1or a
sure winner. backing up their opinions
with big money.
You will naturally ask why we did not
use the name OF the interest that is be-
coming identified with the camp. This Is
impossible. without the direct permission
of The parties concerned. which natural
~ could not be obtained.
Your broker however. can read between
the lines. and he will tell YOU who the
largest independent mining and smelling
interest IL outside the trusts.
Our confidence in this stock, and he
lieving fully that we can sell our hold
ingS one of these days ut 25 to 80 cents,
and even at par led us to make large
purchases this past week. not only off
the street. but from private sale. One Of
our transactions was q purchase of 5000
shares at cents. from party not con-
nected with the company.
Ruy and sell Eureka common for in
yestment and for profit taking. Make a
profit this week by buying and selling.
Map and complete information can be
obtained of your broker or of us.