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APARTMENTS TO LET.
MOORE e. HILL QNC.J.
1885 G st. NV.

APARTMENTS.
The Carlton. 2lst and NV. roons
and bath. $500 apd S41.5o.
The Don Carlos. 2oo7 o st. NV. cleo
trio light and elevator. Stationary re,
frigerator and shower bath: rooms and
The Berlin No. Iowa circle. rooms
and bath, $1,000.
The Prince George. 1913 seth ST.. 20
door, rooms and bath. $1,000.
The Cadz. lis ST. Sc. and
rooms and bath. $2l.50 to $500.
The Marion. 1000 NV. and rooms
and bath. $3.50 TO $4,000.
The Mclwood. 1870 " st. s.w.. 5 and q
rooms and hath: all outside rooms fent.
$3.50 and $40.
The Wilton 1881 18th NV. 3. 4 and s
.ooms aud bath. $27. so to $1,000.
The Alamo. 1903 18th NV. to rooms
and bath. $3.50 to $1,000.
The Naples 715 10th st. NV. and
rooms and bath. electric elevator. cafe in
basement: no dark rooms and telephcns
in each apartment: $500. $3.50. $3.50.
The Chelsea. I'd autr f SITS 49,. rooms
and bath; all outside rooms. Rent. $21 ~"
ne SheSlre. 100 COlumni3 TO- Huu
rooms and bath front and rear porches.
very large front and rear yards. Rents.
$3.50 and S47.50.
1916 \ st. NV. #. and h.. fst floor 81. sd
So f ST. Nv. I'D floor. Jr. and h.. SiI..n
GIG 9th st. NV, 4r. and h. 500
439 y. j. ave. Sc. Ar. and b. .Si'.o0
ZIG e ne. I'd. buffet kitchen. 5000
Sn2 h st. nv, ,ir. and b. .$lo.O
WITHOUT HEAT.
$40 Holmead ave-. 5r: and b.: $500
COG 18th ST. NV. Sd H., 4r. and b. 500
2.01 18th NV. Or. and h.. 5000
1853 You st. n. W. Ar and h. $4,000
1926 9th NV. I'd floor. Or. and b. 81: "a
1926 9th NV. 1st floor. Or. and b. -. $3.50
3Ol4 Y NV. LIST hoor. 3r. and b.. S22.p
231:i n NV. I'd floor. Jr. and b. $50
2:;o., y st. nv. I'd floor. Tr. and h..S1S.'o
23l5 ST. NV. 5r. and b.. 2d floor $3.50
124J II st. ne. > rooms and bath. 90
1l9 Todd pl. NV. Ar. and b.. $3.50
1855 + st. ne, 1st floor. Ar. and b. $3.50
I'll Todd pl. NV. 1st door. Sl6-Io
AZ Tenn. ave. ne. tr. and D.. S14.M
A.: Tenn. ave. ne. Ar. and h. .Sl4.:O
Al Tenn. ave. ne. 4r. and h. =. .Sli-.0
141Sla Duncan ne. 4r. and bath. 800
14l6 Duncan ne. LIST d.. Ar. and b.. IL. 80
1861 L NV. "a, 2r.. b.....-......$l2 80
MOORE HILL uSC.),
1888 G st. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FLOORING LUMBER OF
flee of Building for National Museum. Library
OF Congr, az. Washington. u. C.. November H.
liyering the Georgia pine dressed flooring lumber
required for the new building for the National
Museum in this city will he received until 9
Der. 1908. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. Specifications and other informa tion
furnished on aoplica ton to this office. BIER
NARD r. GREEN. Superintendent Of Construc-
ton nn14 16 IL Fl o. a
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FOR RENT-SPLENDID SIX ROOM FLAT IN
excellent residence section. just panered and
painted; in thorough repair throughout. Rent.
$24.50 See this IT once.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
NJ. 2345 704 18th NV. NJ. 2346
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District .. Of C ISdS Washington p: 6. No
section "a. article 10 of the Police Regulations
of the District Of Columbia designating car
stops for fire apparatus on II street line. he.
thereto the following: Westbound cars shall
stop at LIST and ii streets northeast. HENRY
B. F.. MACFARLAND. HENRY l.. WEST JAY
]. MORROW. Commissioners. u. c.
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MOORE s. HILL uSC),
1888 G. st. NV.

FOR RENT
THE NAPLES.
7l5 10Th NV. e
Near all the departments detached all
around: large side yard: in fine repair: cafe.
telephone. elevator; evcrythin. frst-class;
and . rooms and bath. Rent. So. so to $S5.
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
no21-3t 1888 q St NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT
One fine housekeeping aud bachelor apart
ment; best in the city for the money. Apply
at the COiWOOD 122; l. NV. no2l -sa&Suf
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FLAT.
I16 nth ST.
Two rooms and bath.
HOT-WATER HEAT. JANITOR.
RENT, SGT so.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN. 1908 ST.
FOR RENT-CHEAPER THAN OTHERS.
iSTAND I'd FLOOR HOUSEKEEPING FLATS.
AND LARGE ROOMS AND BATH.
SEPARATE CELLARS AND YARDS.
Servants toilet in cellars.
NORTH SIDE OF WILLARD ST.
Between 18th and 18th SITS. NV.
Convenient to car lines.
IN PERFECT REPAIR.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN. 1903 F ST.
THE FARHAGUT
4 comfortable. handsomely appointed apart
mept for the congressional season: psrlor. bed
room. bath and private hall, with telephone:
I'd floor: southern exposure. nu2i -'t'
ATTRACTIVE, CHEERFUL FINE-ROOM AND
bath apartment; heat and hot water. front
and with private covered porch per mo-, $50.
The Bloomlncdale. "a Rhode Island ave. NV
INQUIRE Ant T.. no2l-Jt
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PRACTICAL TAILORS.

VIZ MAKE. ALSO DYE. CLEAN. PRESS AND
repair ladies and ccntlemen's high grade gar.
mcnts: phone North 4l24. EUEI.L & KENT
1919 NV. Work called for and delivered.
NEG GOT
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FARMS.

BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
other business l offer for sale my splendid
farm in Virginia. only miles from city: con
tanning us acres. 20 clear and in high state
Of cultivation, Is In woods: nearly new g.
room house. barn and other outbuildings: we'll
fenced and watered convenient to steam and
electric roads. For quick sale will take 81, 600.
Liberal terms. Address OWNER, Box 60.
Star office. no21-3t
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FOR SALE-lst ST. NV. nearly new Gick
dwelling. six rooms and tiled bathroom rent.
SIS 20: price. So, 400. Only 5000 cash required ;
balance can remain al SO interest.
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FOR SALE-Nos. 5I2. 5l4 and 5l6 Seward
square Sc, are three new houses just about
finished. They are nne examples Of the better
type, modern planned house, situated in the
best section east Of the L. s. Capitol ASH
particulars about them here.
JAMES F. SHEA, 643 La. ave. NV
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APARTMENTS TO LET.


sa4 ORLEANS ST. NE.-FIvE ROOMS AND
bath: in good condition; bot.watcr heat: sep
WI. H sAuSDERs & 90. iio7 + NV. 49,
THE NANsEMoND.
I'D and
''' 'D' ~ s.7.s TO 70 "s ss$ SEE. 'pA' ''''A'
See janitor premises
JOHN W. CHILDRESS. Agent.
Main 1854. lil2 q st. NV.
FOR EENr-APARTMENTS.
TIE Tulane. 2Io9 18th st. NV.
New building. Fireproof floors.
Apt No J: rooms $500.
tpt- No ), 3 rooms. $3.50. and
Apt. No. A.. : rooms S42.50.
WM. L. BROWNING Mgr
nols-l't 416''th st. NV.
THE ALBEMARLE,'
Eth st. and y. II. ave.
Snven-story fireproof building
Beautiful and room apartments.
THE COLUMBIA l4TH AND ,iIRARD SIS.
NV. the brightest 5 and room apartments on
Columbia Heights: all outside rooms. Rent
THE LINCOLN. III 10Th st. Sc. the most
desirable Groom apartments Capitol Hill.
Your careful inspection solicited. Rent. $50
JAMES \. CAHTLL.
no17-tt LOS 81 NV.
| THE WYOMING. COLUMBIA RID AND CAL.
st.-A beautiful three-room and bath apart
ment. southern exposure. overlooking Dean cs-
81 Gsnn nh iERS & HESsnS So
'21 18th ST NV. noi1-tf
| The IMPERIAL. 1863 COLUMEA ROAD.
Washington s sssts
foprs; all-night elevator aud telephone service.
apply to Manager. Imperial noi7-6t
THE WICOMICO. 225 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV
hardwood finish $50 Best Of scr wee, Dom conn
yenient to Capitol. Library census Office and
Union station. no1T-6t
non =, I,.1oII 80 =,
Wv 80 4i7's icTM ST NE. A
RENT ONLY si7.5o PER MONTH
and IN i sS""d eInati s poFehes' separate yard
.wM. II. SAUNDERS & Co. 1907 + ST.
THE MILFORD.'' 6a3 NJ ST. N.W-APART-
tanitor service; large front lawn So. Nnply
sos nth st. nv no16-tf
FOR RENT-A REAJTIFUL FLAT OF q ROOMS
SHANNON & LUCHs.
NJ a345. 7oi 18th NV. II o3l6.
po1s- NV. sa-:'t
FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE 5-EooM
fiat near 18th snd You SITS. NV; in excellent
condition. Rent only $3.50. Best Hat in
SHANNON & LuCHs.
nolS-m " sa-3t 1o+ 18th NV.
FOR RENT-IN THE OWASCO EXTENSION. 4
new four-room apartment with two baths:
respect; front and rear entrances and Il wide
wafer and tanitor service. GEO. TRUESDEiL.
1927 Lincoln ave. nn13-tf
THE NANTUCKET THE JUNIATA,
141S " 1t. 1924 " st.
TWO Broom AND BATH APIS LEFT
EVERY ROOM AN OUTSIDE ROOM.
HEAT AND HOT WATER AND JANIToR
SERVICES FURNISHED.
LARGE SIDE LAWNS. RENTS, s35 AND $37 80
no14-tf II. L. RUST sos l4TH ST NV
A NICE 4-ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT IN
the Alston. l721 21st ST.. just OF Connecticut
ave-: modern. new building. rent only S35 per
mouth. SIMPSON-SULLIVANC CO.. laos q NV
THE CECIL, 18TH AND L SITS. NV. TWO
room and bath bachelor apartment for rent
Apply at Cecil. no10-tf
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANT Cd
floor apartment Of 3 rooms: bath. gas and new
ly papered: price reasonable. 435 st.
nol0-tu, tn. sa-6t"
THE SUSSEX. 1880 TO 1886 ST S.W.-A SU-
perior apartment house. ) large rooms and tiled
bath front apartment; last Of fifteen;
steam heat, hot water: janitor: on car line:
convenient to Agricultural. Post ONCE and
Treasury departments: thorough repair: refined
homes; in choice locations: rent $50: open.
Phone Main 44S!. PHILLIPS COMPANY, 800
John Marshall place ocSff
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THE SUSSEX. 1880 TO 1886 ST. S.w.-A SUI
perior apartment house. large rooms and tiled
bath front apartment; last one of fifteen;
steam heat, hot water: janitor: on car line:
convenient to Agricultural. Post Office and
Treasury departments: thorough repair: refined
homes; in choice locations: rent. $50: open.
Phone Main 44S1. PHILLIPS COMPANY, $50
John Marshall place. ocS-tf
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FOR RENTt-BACHEI.OR APARTMENT. TWO
large rooms and bath, overlooking Franklin
Park; bot-water heat. f340 st. n.w. Phone
owner West 935 nol9-3t"
FOR RENT-HANDSOME APARTMENTS IN
tho Oakland 2UI9 Columbia road, Wash.
. Heights: 5 rooms The stanton, 12S Z st. nc.
and rooms. Apply at buildings. nOl1tf
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FOR SAI.E-G st. Sc. between 9th aud 9TH
sts.. brick dwelling. six rooms and bath; price,
81, 900.
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FOR SALE-Eos. 9O4 and 9O6 11fh ST. me-
adjoining Holy Name Catholic Church: new
brick dwellings. each with six rooms and
modern bathroom: cellar; furnace heat. Price
1850 each. See them on Sunday or any
week day.
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FOR SALE-Near 9th and d SITS. me-. brick
dwelling, six rooms and bathroom; price,
S. 500.
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FOR SALE-$7 800.
HANDSOME NEW HOME on CAPITOL
HILL, overlooking public park: rooms and
built; 3-story and cellar.
JOSEPH l. WELLER.
Realty Broker. co. ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-TwO VERY DESIRABLE APART
ments Of five rooms each; in good condition;
rent. $3.50 and $3.50. Special inducements
to early applicants
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ 234J. 1O4 18th NV. NJ. 2346.
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FOR SALE-I st. between 9Th and 9Th SITS.
s.v: nearly new brick dwelling; u rooms and
bathroom; rent So; price, $500.
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FOR SALES, 2S9
T STREET NORTHWEST. NEAR 18th ST.,
two-story bay-window brick dwelling; 3 rooms
and bath: lot l7xlOO feet to alley.
JOSEPH ]. WELLER.
Realty Broker co. F. st. NV.
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Specialist, 8U4 18th st.
81 YEARS T TRarlTisE K
Diseases Of the Brain and Nervous System. Skin
Blood. Heart. Stomach. Liver Kidneys, Bladder
Nose. Throat and Lungs. Structure, taricocele
ana Hydrocele cured. No pain. No loss Of time.
Blood Diseases AMI Disorders Of the Urinary
organs promptly relieved and permanently cured
by safe methods. Charges low. Free consuIta-
ton In person by letter. Hours: 10 to 1 and
to 6; Sundays. 10 to /. sell tt 20
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SEARCH GIVEN UP.
Was Guy n. Ames Really Drowned In
Unity Pond?

Unity, Me, Feb 2S.-(SpeciaD. -
After weeks Of fruitless search for the
body of Guy H. Ames, the 1S-year- old
son of J. II. Ames of Bowdoinham,
who so suddenly disappeared on the
2Sth Of January, and was supposed to
have been drowned by falling through
the ice, the anxious searcherS have
given up the effort until the arrival
Of spring. when the pond will open
and the water will give up its dead.
Although Joseph E. Nicholas, we'll
known submarine diver. spent more
than a week in searching the bottom
below three air holes which were
found. no trace could be found of the
missing boy. In the event that he
skated into the air holes, with water
so still as exists in Unity pond, men
who are acquainted with the pond be-
lieve that the body would not have
moved but remained near. at hand
Mr.. Anes, the father of the boy, mas
remained for weeks on the scene in
his efforts to find his missing son.
Quite section of the pond has been
cut over by parties pursuing the search
and others who have been cutting ice.
There are in Unity, many who believe
that young Ames is not in Unity pond
and that he has not met his death but
that he Is yet living. 1t Is rumorcd
that he left home once before and re-
manned away for a time. and many
claim now that he is liable to have
gone away for some reason, perhaps
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BELFAST HAPPENINGS.
Gee Club Concert-Many nc Vosers
Personal Notes CT Jay.


Belfast, Me, Feb. 2S.-(s .,oriaD. -
The Colby Glee Club will appear in a
concert Wednesday eveniv :, March IS,
under the auspices of tn" Young Mems
Association of this cit. 1t the Belfast
Opera house. A dane will be given
with music by the CI.2y Orchestra
The marriage intentions have been
recorded of Lillian J. :. lples, daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. VII. IN II. Staples
of this city, to Oscar T.. Lawry of
Ninalhaven. The wedding will take
place in the coming week.
Charles H. Bradbury has been con-
fined to the house ~ illness and for
that reason he and -Irs. Bradbury have
been unable to make their visit in Au-
gusta, as proposed this week. They
intend leaving SON for New York
where they will remain for several
weeks.
The Board of Registration will be in
session Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of next week and it Is
expected that 4 large number Of names
will be entered, as there is much in
terest displayed in the coming election
The Masonic Temple Association of
this city has elected the following 81
ficers for the coming year: President
Nathan F. Houston; treasurer, Fred T
Chase; secretary, Albert c. Burgess;
directors, Nathan F. Houston, Robert
burgess, Albert c. Burgess, Calvin A
Hubbard and Robert P. Chase,
Marlboro p Woodcock has sold this
week his residence on High street and
removed to the home of his son on
Court street where he will make his
home. The purchaser was Calvin J.
Richardson.
The Bar Harbor Y. NJ. c. A. basket
ball team will come here Monday even
Ing to play the Belfast High school
team and they are sure to play to a
large house. The visiting team is con-
sidered as one of the fastest in the
state.
Media Ness, the young daughter of
lIr. and Mrs. Hal McKinnOn of this
city passed away at the home Of her
parents this week and the remains
we're sent to Castine for interment.
The deceased was Ill but a short time.
Capt Albert C. Colcord of Stockton
Springs has gone to Alexandria, Vir-
glnia, where he is to take command of
the schooner Joseph G. Ray, loading
for Port Tampa Florida.
Pike Brothers Of Searsport have re-
Gently taken a contract with the Am
erican Chemical Company to furnish
them with 100000 barrels yearly for
the shipping of phosphate from their
works at Searsport.
Eugene V. Sargent, son of Rufus E
Sargent of Searsport has recently been
transferred to Cuba from Fortress
Monroe where he was a member OF
the 18TH Coast Artillery.
Aurora Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fell
lows at its meeting this week received
six members into membership. A very
large number was in attendance. There
will be a roll call at the meeting on
March 10 and it is expected that it
will be the largest meeting of the year
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Bruns-dck, Me. Feb. 2s.-(special).-
One Of the pleasantest social events or
the year was given Friday afternoon
and evening at the Chapter mouse OF
Theta Chapter Of Delta Kappa Upsi-
lon when the chapter gave Its annual
reception and dance. 1t Is the custom
of each fraternity at Bowdoin to give
sometime during the college year a
party of this kind, where it can enter
tain pleasantly many Of its friends,
and this event will be remembered for
q long time as one Of the most success
full and enjoyable ever given by the
fraternity. The beautiful chapter house
on College street was very effectively
and artistically decorated. The six pill
lars Of the main stairway supported
arches of evergreen, while the recep-
ton room and the library were deco
rated with a profusion of flowers and
dainty trailing vines.
In the afternoon the house was de-
voted to the reception. which lasted
from until $50. The receiving commit
tee, which consisted Of the patronesses
of the dance, was stationed In the IL
brary, which was artistically arranged
for the occasion. The following ladies
received:
Mrs. William Dewitt Hyde. Mrs
William NJ. Pennell, Mrs. George T,
Little and Mrs. William E. Brewster
Coffee and delicate ices were served
during the reception by Mrs. Allen
Johnson and Mrs. R. w. Eaton. The
faculty Of the college was we'll renrc-
scented at the affair, nearly the who!"
number being present. Among thcso
present at the reception were: Mrs. &.
E. SWEET, Miss Caroline T. Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thompson. Hon.
Barrett Potter, Miss Forsaith, Prot.
and Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard F. Chase. Mrs. E. B. Forsalth,
Miss Furnish, Miss Fish, Mrs. Ccombs.
Miss Sanford. Charles G. Wheeler. Mr..
and Mrs. Fish, Miss Rose Chandler.
Miss Davenport, DR.. and Mrs. Has
kell, Miss Allen. Mrs. Albert Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. N. Nash, Prof. and
Mrs William A. Moody, the Misses
Gilman. Charles Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs. Haughton. Mr..
Bennett. DR.. and Mrs. Elliott. Frede-
rick w. Brown, Miss Alice Fl. Eaton,
Miss Lincoln, Mrs. Isaiah L. Emery,
Miss Haughton. John R. Bass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Humphrey A. Randall. Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Towne, Miss Emily Felt,
Melville s. Holway, Miss SWEET. Mrs.
and Miss Woodbury., President and
Mrs. William Dewitt Hyde, DR.. Mitch
ELL Miss Beatrice Hacker. Mr. and Mrs.
James r. Jordan. Miss Charlotte Mel
cher, Miss Eaton, G. Allen Howe, Prof.
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Bowdoin D. K. E. Reception
Social Event of College Year.

Kenneth c. M. Stills. Mrs. Hartley c.
Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner c.
Cram, Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Riley, Miss
Beatrice W. Henley, H. w. Shorey,
Miss Ellen J. Whitmore, Miss Frances
Little, Miss Sarah H. Pennell, Alger-
non Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Eaton, Ralph B. Stone, Miss Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Pennell, Miss
Mckeene.
The most enjoyable part Of the day
for the young people was the dance.
which began. at $50 o'clock and lasted
until after 2 Saturday morning. Mu-
sic for a well selected order OF 2O
dances and two extras was furnished
by Wilson's Orchestra Of Portland.
which had also rendered pleasing Sc
lections during the afternoon recep-
ton. The whole lower floor was turned
over to the dancers, thus giving as
much room as O spacious dance ball.
During intermission dinner was served
by Corde of Portland. In short, 1t was
the most successful affair that the fra
ternity and its guests had ever expe-
rienced at Bowdoin. The young ladies
present were: Misses Katherine Ran
dali, Augusta; Dorothy Woodman,
Helen Miller, Virginia Dillingham;,
Anna Crosby, Pauline Sawyer Of Ban
gor; Theresa NJ. Mckinley. Brunswick;
E. Josephine Leckie, Back Bay. Ros-
ton. Mass: Jennie Alice Chapman,
Lowell: Marion Drew, brunswick:
Ethelvn Malksom, Portland; Nathan
Harding, Livermore Falls: Selma
Smith. West Newton, Mass; Virginia
Woodbury., Brunswick: Dorothy Foss,
Portland; Perces Herrick, New York:
Helen Eaton, Brunswick; Marion
lockwood, Calais; Marion Fletcher,
portland; Annie Johnson, Brunswick;
Marion Cruikshank. Brooklyn, ". y:
Frances SllofelG, Brunswick; Helen
Wagg, Lewiston; Ethel Usher, New
York City, and Elizabeth Lee and En-
lily Felt of Brunswick.
rhe delegates from the different fra
ternities were: Arthur L. Robinson '0S,
Brunswick, Alpha Delta Phi: Neal w.
Cox 'oS. Portland. Psi Epsilon; Harry
w. burlington 'OS Bethel, Theta Delta
Chi; Murray c. Donnell 'OS. Houltor,
Xeta Psi; Arthus II. Huse '0S, Camden,
Beta Theta Pi; Alfred w. Wandtke 10,
Lewiston, Delta Epsilon, and Ralph II.
Files '09, West Gorham, Kappa Sigma.
Much credit for the success of the at
feir is due to the House COMMITTEES,
consisting of Aaron A. Putnam '09,
cf Houlton. George P. Hyde '08. of
Brunswick, and Ralph o. Brewster '09
Of Dexter; and to the Decoration COM
mittee, consisting of Harold II. Bur-
ton 90. West Newton, Mass. Harry w.
Woodward 10. of Colorado Springs,
COL. and Harry L. Wiggin II Of Bos-
ton
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Z L Hutchins VS.. Andrew Lewis.
Rescript. Cornish, y. ,.5
exceptions by defendant.
ne oefendant placed real estate in the
s.andns hands in July. 1905, for s.Is
written contract In which ~
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Verdict set aside.
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That his servants may converse with
their friends of either sex, without an
noying members Of the family. Charles
F. Brush, the Cleveland millionaire
electrical inventor, has installed q sec
ond private branch telephone exchange
in his Euclid-avenue home. The ex-
cnange. with its special operator. con-
meets with each Of the servants rooms
and has a connection also with the
family exchange, that orders may be
delivered.
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Phineas j. Wiley of Portland.

Portland, Me. Feb. 2S.-Phineas ].
Wiley, so years Of age, professional
musician and for 40 years member
of Chambers Military Band of this
city died today as result of shock.
Mr.. Wiley was well known all over
the State. A daughter. Anna c. VIII
ley. who is also a teacher Of music,
survives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-29

The immense increase Of Germany
economic power during the last
twenty eight years is strikingly illus
trated by the increase Of coal con-
sumption in that time. In 1897 it az
gregated 52,204.000 tons, and by 1895 ii
rose to 105. 900 tons. thus doubling
itself in sixteen years; but last year
it reached POS, 167, 900 tons. having near
ly doubled again in twelve years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-29

officers OF the United States Signal
Corps of the army are much interested
in the work Of Peter Cooper Hewitt, of
New York. the electrician and inventor,
who Is building a large dirgible balloon,
which, when completed, is expected to
have speed of sixty miles an hour He
is building the machine at his own ex-
pense, and when completed it will cost
between $40, 900 and $50,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-29

for some cause which may have been
known to him alone or some fancied
cause. The majority of the residents
of Unity do not believe that he has
met his death but that in due time
that he will be heard from.