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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-05
Funeral of Charles S. Wilson.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Charles Shipley Wilson. who died Wednes-
day night at II - o'clock AT his residence.
Il Iowa circle. will be held at 3 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at his late home.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
J. Lee AllisoR. pastor of the Gunton-
Temple Memorial Church. Interment Viii
be made in Rock Creek cemetery.
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Buy Hotel Property.
speciaI Dispatch 10 The Star.

NnerIaT Ui>raIrh 10 The St3r.
PETERSBI' RG. Va. June ..-Mcssrs.
NJ. "A Finn and Frank N Clements of this
city have purchased pf q. A. Whitnlore
the Shirley Hotel On West Tabh street at
q cost of S1I..O
Messrs. Finn and Clements. have also
purchased Of Mrs Ann r. Martin prop
erty adjoining the hotel at cost Of Sl,-
JW. The hotel il To he enlarged. and will
nave a frontage OF LIS feet. The entire
front VIII he of glass.
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Official Transferred to Fiji.

: IiAMH.ToN, BetntIui. June Eyre
lfitsun. VINO for seven Years has been
sofoniai secretary Of Bermuda fUls lust
been appointed colonial secretary and re-
ceiver general for FIJI lie will be sue
ceeded here by Reginald Popham Robb
from northern Nigeria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-05

tonight ana SATURDAY, HSIlt " lIesi
northeasterly " ds.
For Virginia. partly cloudy tonight
possibly showers in southeast portion
Saturday fair; light to fresh northeast
erly winds.
Maximum temperature past twentyfoul
hours, -. year ago. To-
y Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast.-There has been a general rise In
pressure. except i'm the far northwest, al1o
as a consequence. the rain area has re-
manned practically stationary. showers
continuing i'm the southern states the
Missouri valley and the northwest. Heav.
showers occurred in southeastern Nir-
ginia. northern Georgia. and northeast
ern Kansas.
Temperatures have changed but little
except in the middle slope. where II Is
considerably. cooler.
The weather Will be generally fair to-
night and Saturday I'm the east and south
except that there will be showers tonight
along the South Atlantic coast, and Sat
urday in eastern Florida.
Temperature will contiue moderate
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will be light to fresh northeasterlyi
on the south Atlantic coast light to fresh
northeast to east and on the east Gull!
coast light and variable.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to fresh northeast
erly winds with fair weather to the
Grand Banks.
inches) has been reported during the
past twenty-four hours: Richmond
1.o4: Norfolk. go; Augusta, us: HATTIE
ras. 1.G4: Memphis 1.22: Concordia. $40
Macon l. 10; Goldsboro. y. c., 80: Huron
1.46
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
CT bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at > pm. Yesterday:
Thermonieter-June !. pm. Sc: 8 p. M
&c: l.. midnight. .S. June >. 4 am, IS; s
am. G:: II noon. II. , pm. -.
Maximum - at , pm. June =: mini
mum. ~. at am, June ).
Recommendations /. p.m. 1905: pm,
3O. O6: T. midnight. }007. June ). I am.
:;c.tI: y am. :m.11: noon, :N14: = pm
COLT
Downtown Temperature
The temperature registered today by AZ
feck's standard thermometer was as fol-
lows: . am, 81: y noon. -; pm, So
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide 6:46 am. and 1:l4 p
M: high tide l2:1J am. and 1.:21 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide 1875 am. and SOC
pm: high tide IA am. and ZIG pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:;6 am: sun sets I'll
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises i::';i am.
Moon sets l2:l9 pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise All arc and incadescent lamps light
ed fifteen minutes after sunset and eX-
tinguished forty-tive minutes before sun
rise.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water al
am: Great Falls. temperature. 81
condition. 40; Dalecarlia reservoir, tenn
perature a.: condition at north connec-
ton, rs: condition at south connection
80 Georgetown distributing reservoir
temperature. "a. condition at infuent
gatenouse. IS: condition at ef1uent gate
house. IS.
Up-River Waters. :
Special Dispatch TO Tue Star
HARPER'S FERRY. W. Va. June D.
Both rivers arc muddy today.
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Norfolk and the hospital ship Renet at
Mare Island.
The scout Chester has sailed from New
port for Annapolis and the tug Nina and
the submarine Plunger from Newport for
New York.
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Many Lost in Mexican Cloudburst

MF.NICO CITY. June :t--Word has Just
reached this city that twenty lives were.
lost and property damaged 10 the extent
of s2O,6n by cloudburst in Ju;inato. II
i understood thai one Of tine main tunnels
has been flooded.
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SPIRITUALISM.

FOR 4 FEW DAYS MIR. kEEIEE, 1901 FAIR
mont 81. will give his famous private 81 cit
tingS: Information All matters: .reaS pnhli.
seance In the light FRIDAY night. fe:: 1t"
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PALMIsTRY.

Mr.. pAOI.D, TUE RENoW NED ORIENTAL
rslmi>t-His wonderful reading 81 your hand
VIII unlork The hidden vaults 81 infurms ton
CONFORMING VOW personal & business life. studio
IGo. Qnw.: ..hon. y ~" iirs. 10 n. m. to pm.
-
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Saturday; Light
NortheasterlY Winds.

Forecast Till S Pm. Saturday.-For the
District of Columbia and Maryland fair
tonight and Saturday; light to fresh
northea Sterly " DIS.
For Virginia. partly cloudy tonight
possibly showers in southeast portion
Saturday fair; light to fresh northeast
er|y winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-05
Naval Movements.

Tic sunboat Dolphin has arrived at
Washington city from Annapolis the
hat,leship North Carolina and the cruiser
Hartford ut annapolis. the cruiser Chat
tlnooga at Swallow. the tug Rocket at
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HARPER'S FERRY. w Va. June D.
otn rivers arc muddy today.
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rMMH Best grade nf white ash egg. stove
SVIAA and chestnut. $40 per ton.
Tohn +. Davis, T 1,g' I = 81 IA: %
v3a-30t.4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
In Loco! PLAYHOUSES

cognito as Dick Johnson and cuts
them all out While he Is visiting the
girl In her mountain cabin. news leaks
that Johnson is none other than the
much-sought Ramerrez. He Is hunted
down and shot at the cabin door by
the sheriff, but the wound Is not fatal.
There Is a game of show down with
the mans liberty and the girls happi-
ness as the stake, and the girl wins
by a trick. which seems justified by
the circumstances.
For Miss Courtenay the role OF the
girl Is the most trying she has yet
essayed II makes heavy demands on
her strength and on her emotions, but
she bears up remarkably under the
strain and her work at all times Is
artistic and masterfrl. Vaughan
CHASER as Sheriff Jack Rance is an
exact counterpart OF the character
remembered by those who have wit
messed the original production and he
plays the role with consummate skill.
Friends OF Frederick Kerby would not
recognize him in the disguise OF So
nora Slim, except for his tell-tale
voice. Wayne Campbell and Belle D.
Arcy, cleverly impersonates Billy Jack
rabbit, an Indian, and his squaw. The
other characters were we'll assigned
The engagement is for all week.
Before and After" Is scheduled as
the next attraction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

manovo is being introduced by Messrs.
Caille and Kunsky.
A company of talented dramatic
artists from leading companies assist
in the presentations which are without
doubt the greatest that have ever
been Witnessed In this or any other
city in the country. The motion pic
lures, especially gotten up TO be
coupled with the efforts OF the artists,
show In vivid detail the incidents and
plot of the great plays, the Two Or
phans,' and the Mystery OF the Dia-
mond Necklace"
Capacity audiences Saturday and
Sunday enjoyed the productions. many
remaining through several perform
ances. so Accordingly interesting were
the offerings. Besides the picture en-
tertainment features, vaudeville num-
bers were presented by Harry Debarr.
a minstrel OF the old school. who sang
-up-to-date' parodies and delivered a
monologue OF the sort that appealed
especially TO the ladies and children.
Eugenia Wood, comely and talented
singer, and several others of ability
In the realms OF vaudeville.
Thursday night will be set aside for
tryouts for aspiring seekers OF his
trionic laurels. Many contestants have
already declared their intention OF
going on to demonstrate their ability
and an abundance Of fun will be on
tapis besides the regular program OF
events
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01

The most noteworthy revival yet
attempted by Vaughan CHASER and his
associates since the opening OF the
present stock engagement In the
Lyceum Is the presentation OF David
Belascos great production. The Girl.
OF the Golden West" with which the
name Of Blanche Bates Is so intimate
ly associated In the mind Of the the
ater-golng public. The house was sold
out for the opening performance. Sun
day night, and many stood patiently
back of the rail throughout the entire
four acts. which consumed four hours.
THE Girl of the Golden West" is a
typical western play. The action
takes place IN a mining camp called
Cloudy Mountain In the days of 40,
when the gold fever Is at It's height.
Reduced TO its simplest terms 1t Is
the story OF a bandits reformation
through love. The girl" is Minnie.
keeper OF the Polka" saloon. one
on whom every miner she numbers
among her patrons has set his heart
Jack Rance. the sheriff. Is also a de-
voted admirer. but then comes Ra-
merrez, the road agent" travelling In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
TWO MEN KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
SPEEDING RACING CAR OVER.
TURNS IN OCEAN PARK.
WAY, NJ. Y.

NEW YORK. June 1.-Two men
were killed instantly and two others
MORALLY hurt when racing automo-
bile, speeding in from Coney Island.
smashed against a tree In Ocean Park.
way. near Prospective. at o'clock
this morning. leaped into the air and
fell. burying the six men In the ca
under It's weight.
The dead.
WIN. p. GOUBEAUD, AZ. Brooklyn,
THOMAS NOLAN. 40. Brooklyn
The injured Victor Brandes, So.
Brooklyn, right arm and left thigh
broken and internal injuries: James
McKenna. 43. Brooklyn-ave., left
shoulder broken and possibly internal
injuries.
The automobile was owned and
driven by John Lanyon, a lawyer. In
the automobile with Lanyon, besides
the two men who were killed and the
two injured. was Ernest Eggert. &C
Lanyon and his FIVE friends mad
spent the greater part OF the night a,
Coney Island. The auto was whirlng
along at a terrific pace when. at Pros
peet-ve. Eahyen turned the machine
suddenly instantly the steering gear
got out OF order and the car swerved
one OF the front wheels struck tree
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01

medal TO prove that she isn't fibbing;
and Dolly Sweet, a pretty soubrette
Dolly is far and away the pretticst
girl on the stage, and has some ability
as an actress. She appears In sketch
with Frank Austin. and sings a song
In imitation OF Anna Held. Dolly's
work is good, but she should get rid
OF Austin as soon as possible.
THE Heir to the Hoopla" and AT
Coney Island" were the two skits
which served TO introduce we'll
dressed chorus. and gave Sam Rice
plenty OF opportunity to show his
ability as a laugh producer.
The olio includes Charles T. Lewis
and Peter NJ. Thompson. talking and
dancing comedians; Dolly Sweet and
Frank Austin. In The Bell Boy and
the Actress" Lulu Beeson, the girl
with the educated feet. and Tierney.
Moroge and Tierney, musical com
edy trio
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
CA TT % IA Z "a.
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signature :, &>H2ZIAa
LUXURY FOUND IN NEW
LONDON MOTOR BUSES

LONDON. June 1.-The most lux
urious motor-omnibus ever constructed
Is now running along Cromwell road.
Brompton. road, Knightsbridge. Picca-
dilly, Regentst., 10 the top OF Port
land place and back again,
The omnibus has no outside accom-
mediation, but inside the car. which
bears the. word Pullman" are nine
large and comfortable armchairs
There is electric light and a heating
apparatus, and AL the conveniences
which are, TO be found in a rich mans
motorcar.
The Pullman" omnibus is intended
for those who require something be-
tween the penny omnibus and the
taxicab.
Three OF these omnibuses will ply
for six-penny fares today on the route
mentioned above. and In less than two
months 200 will be on the streets OF
the metropolis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
FAMILY BROWNS AFTER
PAYING OFF MORTGAGE

PHILADELPHIA, June IAN en-
tire family. consisting OF william
Edleman. aged 80 years. his wife
Elizabeth. aged 81. and their two chill
dren.~ Anna. aged Il. and William.
aged :, OF West Pensauken. ". j..
were drowned In Pensaukeu creek be
low Riverton. n. j.. Sunday by the
capsizing OF a small row boat.
The family was taking an outing
in celebration Of the fact that the
father had Just cleared OF the mort
gage on a house he had purchased.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
GOOD VAUDEVILLE
AT ELECTRIC PARK

u, Now that the people are started
going TO Electric Park. even the cold
weather OF Sunday did not stop them
from visiting that amusement resort
both afternoon and evening. The
variety acts In the pier pavilion are
better this week than usual and ought
to draw good crowds. The Virginia
bellies, septet OF dainty maids who
sing and dance, comprise an ambitious
Offering
Lillian Berry Reid, a soprano OF ex.
cellent voice. pleases the crowd with
popular songs. She was formerly
soloist with Brooke's band. The
Dumond Mlnstrels have some clever
stun in the Joke line. Kronemann
brothers are aeFobats and Leonard
Kane Is a sprightly dancer, while the
comedy turn OF Hickey and Nelson
completes the bill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
BANKS.
CORsETs.

and an instant later the six men were
buried under the car.
A passing automobilist heard their
cries and summoned the police.
Brandes and McKenna were remov-
ed TO hospital. Lanyon was arrested
on a technical charge OF homicide
and taken TO the Parkville police sta
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
PRINTERS ROLLERS.
In Socic

Miss Emily " Mason. sister Of
Mlchigan's first governor. who came
TO Detroit TO attend the ceremonies
attendant upon the unwilling OF the
statue to her brother Saturday, will
receive her friends In the home OF
Miss Garry Godfrey. No. 366 Jefferson
ave. from 3 to Monday afternoon.
Miss Mason Will return in short
time TO her home In Georgetown, Md.
DR. Charles ID. Aaron has conc &c
Chicago to~'attend the annual meeting
OF the American Medical association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
LAFAYETTE.

Dramas and comedies in condensed
lions and scenic environments are
being depleted with great success this
week in the Lafayette. where the HUI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
AVENUE.

There was several bright spots and
several extremely dull ones in the
performance put on by the Rosebuds
In the Avenue theater Sunday after
noon. The bright spots we're furnish
ed by Sam Rice. one OF the best known
comedians on the burlesqne circuit;
Lulu Beeson, who claims TO be the
champion woman buck and wing dan
Ger of the world, and who wears q big
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01

Although a man may imagine that
he has married an angel he should
see that she stays near the ground
while testing her wings-.Chicago
News.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25
Roundabout Christmas

coonher
old ebehous militant physically
life Let
have through without o tor n
all n
amakes ntanda
of infinite and stimulus That which might discourage has
the @ mored annge
On when in
feent fate halnevebe ehndTye
They will talk of the Los Angeles the
open handed
odau ksadmota rumble cities snryeup and
which This OF
of
and in ALL
in the book
salt
in
the shall
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25

Phil X Gordon of the Washington
Sunset route returned yesterday from
the northwest and brought back the re-
port that the weather was extremely
cold in Seattle and Tacoma.
.'It is an i'll wind that blows nobody
any good" remarked Gordon, for the
extreme cold weather in the northern
cities is driving people southwark, and
the result is that we are getting any
number of Alaskans who intended to
winter in Seattle. Every year several
families from Fairbanks, Alaska. spend
the cold season at Seattle, but the clf-
mate was so much like that of the north
pole that the unfortunate Alaskans
picked up bag and baggage and came
down here. This means that when
once they have acquired the habit of
coming here they will continue the
practice"
Vegetable growers throughout the
state are complaining of the slight ad-
vance in rates that will take effect
January 1 in some of the territory east
of Chicago. The strongest competitor
that the Californian product must meet
in the eastern states is from vegetables
raised in the southern states, and the
lines in California, after making care
full investi cation into this subject, are
of the opinion that the contention of
the vegetable growers is correct and
have under consideration the read
justment of the vegetable rates east of
Chicago, to basis that. will permit
California vegetables to meet the COM
petition from the south.
This indicates that when actual ne
cessity exists the California lines are
ready to meet the wishes of producers
and thus foster home industries.
Il n n
placed a large but a kind hand on the
head of freckle faced boy in the Flood
building. you should join our library.
There you will find books that would
instruct and also anuse you. 1t wold
benefit you greatly to read books
They are the best and truest friend a
boy can have
ster, but what do / want with your
library? Ma has got a cookbook and a
'cyclopedia, and pa takes in all the
sporting papers"
II. X. Gregory. assistant general pas
senger agent OF the Santa Fe, in his
spare time has been devoting himself
to literature. and has prepared a bro
chure dealing with the resources of
San Joaquin county. Over 100000 copies
have been distributed in the east with
satisfactory results
The engineering department of the
Western Pacific received word yester-
day that the track had reached Elko.
III. A. Jones. freight traffic manager
of the Southern Pacific, has appointed
Fl. c. Collins acting district freight
agent Collins was chief clerk in the
late George w Fletcher's office for
many years and has host Of friends
among businessmens
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25
Gossip of RaiIwaymen

Every one who knows anything about
railroads knows that there is no trans
portation company in the world so h0-
eral with passes as the Santa Fe. 1t
is whispered that Captain Payson cares
only for his railroad job because he
can sign passes, and as for w. A. Bis
sell, the same thing. next to fishing, is
one of his greatest pleasures in life.
Any railroadman will say that, and
it is fatty contradicted by the employees
of the Santa Fe In the west that any
of the Pacific coast officials ever thought
out or subscribed to the following pass,
which is creating merriment of dubi-
Gus sort In the railroad world.
The suggestion is offered by some of
the employees of that line that the man
who made up that pass might have en-
pIoyed his time to better advantage,
seeing he was so good student of sa-
cred writ:
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25
THE SMART SET

~ HRIsTMAs day means a merry
time always for the children, but
I the day will also mean much TO
the older members of the house
hold, since society has planned an old
fashioned merry making in almost
every home today. Those who have
remained in town for the holiday have
invited large family parties for the
tree and the indispensable dinner, but
many have gone out of town over the
weekend. There are several house
parties at the various country homes,
but everywhere society is enjoying a
truly Merry Christmas"
Mrs. Eleanor Martin has gone down
TO the Walter Martin home at Bur
lingame for the holiday, where the
Christmas festivities will be held In
honor of the two little daughters OF
the household. Mary and Eleanor Mar
tin. Mrs. Walter Martin arrived from
the east yesterday and will preside to-
day at the elaborate dinner and house
party to be given at her country home.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry I.
Scott will entertain number of guests,
and among those hidden for the holiday
y. .
and Mrs. Walter Martin and a few
others.
Miss Florance Hopkins will be the
complimented guest at a debutante tea
to be given next Tuesday by Mrs. Or
Vile G.. Pratt Jr. The affair will be
quite informal and will be given at the
home of the hostess in California street.
tertain next Tuesday evening at an in
in Broadway. The dinner party will be
followed by an hour at bridge.
Mrs. ]. J. Moore was hostess yester-
day at an informal tea given at the
Fairmont for less than a dozen guests.
Mrs. Moore is making a brief stay at
the Fairmont, and her friends are eager
to welcome here during her visit in
town.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Sharon are
at their country home at Menlo over
the holiday. and are entertaining a
small number of guests at a house
party.
Gordon Armsby will leave within a
fortnight for the east and will sail soon
for an indefinite period.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Driscoll and Mrs. Mary
Berdon are at San Mateo for the holi-
days as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Driscoll.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin was hostess re-
Gently at an elaborate dinner given at
her home in Broadway. and among
those who enjoyed the pleasant affair
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. oscarlJ. Downey Harvey
Cooper DR.. Presley
Judge and Mrs James Miss Ellen Page
A Cooper Count d dAbbans
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Davis little
daughters, Marjorie and Ruth. have
been seriously i'll but are now GONZALES
cent. to the relief of their friends, who
were much concerned over the little
ones condition.
Miss Alice Owen, who has been living
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-25
1905 232a 1908
THE ATCHISON, topeka &
SANTE F'E RY.
All system Lines

Pass VI. e. Knott
Acct. The following Biblical in
functions:
Thou shalt not pass.-Gen. 31,S2.
Pass not thitber.-II Kings, $50.
He can not pass.-JOb Has.
They may not pass.-Psalm 1910.
None shall pass.-Isa. 34;10.
No man may pass.-Ezek. 14:15.
The wicked shall NO more pass
Zahum 1u5.
No oppressor shall pass.--Zech. 9:S.
The uncIean shall not pass.-Isa.
35:S.
There shall be no strangers pass
Joel 3:17.
This generation shall not pass
Mat. 24.34.
They which would pass can not
Luke 1926.
Though they roar. yet can they
not pass.-Jer. 5.22.
But the simple pass on and are
punished.--Prov. 22,3.
Suffer not a man to pass.-Judges
3:2S.
So he paid the fare and went
Jonah 1:3.
Go and do thou likewise.--Luke
1857, and the interstafe CONF
mercc commission.
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