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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
Oa Jonas Sic beicete oen
norife Slipper.

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Ter / en- artifel ON SSonos Sic |
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genbc prIoiiee !Siitorie:
: SbienS areSs iortaIte en- al
@iGiterue islgelSe moriomme tSiito-
RE ON oeu fiPre, uproftiife Sonas
Sic.
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NpS ON, at ser odr foHtutet ct norIf
lib iii Ginita gechta. San oilbc
itrar oeritS for at billie paa Sfippe.
rem % ie igieu Saoet, iom ban aItio
lGnateS efter.
Ieu hporbon fomme beruh2 Sor
et SperoagSmeuueife oiIoe Oct bare
let nof - oct bar bare at iPttc Tia
acknowledgment % fisre ct Gar ii
mer - men for Dor Hoet, Der bar
oloeIes blottet for SteoianS - bao'
be oct fine itore Granddaughter.
aleue funoe ban umnilis retie. og
bans flinfe Suitru, 6ru Sbonlaitne,
funbc beSurrre life leSioae BAN, oa
Qiger por, ing, % bun hooSe iaome'
oct at lteae uleo ! SuIct.
sic blep ganife b,brspct oeS Gan'
fen ON, at han IfllIoe opeioe Eliren,
bportil han bapbc aIpOet fla iaa me
oct. ga ioaSe 6ru Sbomaiine til
ham: on ifal nof fontme aztec.
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Ifol felge dig" Den sic iSIte liz
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paste poo mig Nei, Sof, ioo bItr
lea heller hieutnte,"
sic blcp iom 2iSen aif mere %
mere miSmobig. 6ru Gbomo'tl'e
mrrfcoc bette. % ell Norgcn 'agoe
hun til BAN: "Gu bar ie9 iuuoct pua
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meo bpiltct Soa on tonmcr. Soo
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at iaa dig pIaccrct ! Ell 900 Sttpf,
bpor on mac lone mig at ltooe pcnT
iriue. iuStil Stippercu / egcn Eerlon
tommer for at beute Oig. % Tor at
han itror tan qicnticnoc dig, otI icG
ipttc CT Mprfc meb DIT gtoou 'orar
poa Sattcn Dim"
gle bar bcnrpft oper 6ru Sbcma'
lines flegtigc 9aohurb. San urri"
perte Irffelig til Gipita Sechia. boor
ben prliQc Sfipper itoo oenterloe pad
4crroncn. Otter 6ru Sboma'tne3
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felia sic, Der ioN imiIcroe og ubcpH'
oelto ION Ell @ogooc / Ell al DC Isr'
tic aupeer, mc6 ct NnuucmGrfe pau
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@rpitct.
o. iao bGcp "2o6ieu"& % "Sut'
lambs" Gigter meo SubcI tort ont
boro / Sen norife Slltp, bUor 6Iaget
rar beiit til hans 9Grc % Rotroier.
ne oup ban ct rltngenoe Surro. 81
Stipperen beoqrteOe BAN meo Ssr'
fiif og Startling ira Horolouo, Sp&'
bolmcr ira Sronbbiem @ammeIoit
ira 9eracn % andre biemIigc Cell.
totcSier.
Get fan NOT bPn6e, al SonoS Gle
ielte iig / Den ipoenbe SimmeI % at
ban ierere oIorig gIemte ge'cget !
Gipita 8ect,iu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11

beioe meo be lluse. llnabpmsarbeibst.
&c Borne Hammer, nieo fit Grsmpel
no be nnae z mao. Cub si-ior Dim.
meleus Sfplb -, at Samlasets Neo.
lGsgelle maa bliue iii mprallf o. gfo,
iomilf 5rsmbj9lp ipr ps Der | Yeiien
% Woiisen-ia l9nsere uboper %.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
Nent iffe.
gag Sorbsl al en- SttorahsS srstrs Grfas
ringer, isr bet CT ioritnt.
Wdar Ruooeu beopuoer at inerte,

Rddr Rpgqsu bespuoer at interte,
Bent life I'll Rpsimerterue bIioer t)rpHtite,
5iG olpOrIiae Rnreipaoomme uouitIrr ia.
eusr iuotiG uriuRre Rluser ~fOritprrrr
gattsus 5piIe.
9rug jOroeI at en- 7eeOrub. gOrssrs Or
iuriHser.
u. o.. u. Sappsr. Der bar iruttet is til
bage fra attiu EARNING % Dor I 205 Gait
BrpaSWap, Secorab, Soma. Tiger: 3 iIsrs
War isIte jes, Of Rprsipgoomme Iiitsoe is
paa mig, % for omtreut tire aar iiSeu
bIsp SpmptcmsrHe nsgst irsmtrRoenoe.
uotsmmeGierue fra Rprsrne par iaa bpppise,
al ies matte itua OF 9 eIer ipo GIarge ON
Ratteu, os al srHne @ruuo III ies life rpsen
sOe Soils. RsiuItatst par. at ies bleO iuag
og neobruot. Smenoiilsnot lea iurigate
ilsrs gQiolsr. iuHos ies life fiHSe ROseu Gun
bring. tRotil les tiIiioit iorilniieee mig en-
2gIts al 7oan's aionsp Bills paa @aualsr
Brothers Gpptbet. 5stte Riboel sit ftrar
III RpoeH for mine 3lassr, os inosn lea
bapoe brust to sGiter par leg tpit min Rn.e.
ipsoom. Nin Selbreo sr M COB. o. oct er
mig en- @lRbe at a~nbeiuIe SoGu's aiSHep
Bills III 8ublitum.
3iialss hos ale appteierr. gris so Cts,
Softer Milburu Co.. SuTaip. Y. y, gue'
gIsenier iOr be 5orsuese staier,
QUIT Aapnet : 7paH's-oS tag tntet anest.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
Den norife 2lmcrifalinie

On Bette Eroieft ifriuer "Gitcn'
poiten" ben 23be Suli:
Ser bar Ell Sio oprct nrbcioet poo
at arunolGgge en- uorif Imerifalinie
S~iltnptning til 9erlensbancn. Gn
8omite bar itaaet / Spibien Tor Nrs
bei6ct meO Elanerne, Der ipneS al
ptnbc itor SililltninQ / intere5iere0e
areoie.
Som Sn6bpbere bor man, efter
bpab hi erfarer, hiotiI benimoo $50
9tapne, iGrIig ira Bergen, Grono'
biem, ariitiania % Norblono. Mou
regrcr pau ioo mango til. Ut tort
gintaI fremtrGoenoc Reprpicntunter
for Banter, SonocIaOeroenen, Sis'
fort % SnOuitri bar itiQet iig iom
Snobpbere. Ger fommer boqIiq me
Nopue pad 2iiten.
Somtlige 9erSs % SonocIsfomt.
teer bar erlitemutig oubefaIet Flanen,
iom ON EFT fiortcu Tages Sib pil
foreIigge for SffentliGbeben belt no.
reoet. Tlanen, Scr cr u0iert meo
Statiitif al Rerior, % @ooStrofif,
2inier paa amerifu, oen norife @e.
f~oIfning oerooer 0. I. b., optager ct
fort Sefte pao pnrr 50 Cher / itprt
Sormot.
Segninger til Sfibe og aortrit.
ter foreIigger ogioo fGr6tge. st me-
get fort apporat cr lat igang, for at
BIanerne ifol bore ion fulofomne
iom mlIig, mar GftieinobpoeIien no.
lGgges ooer 5erier. Won penter at
faa itor Ststte blorOt NoromPno /
gmerifa, man boobcr paa Ell Ereoie.
Del.
0ton regrer oQion pao Ststte /
Soerige, ioet Ell itpr Del Sraiit ifrl.
De bells ooer &riitioria iii Bergen og
bells ooer Sronobicm, oels fra @ete.
borg funbe antagc9 at tililpbe 0en
paatrnfte Clinic. Suenifernc ifuIoc
! SiliUloe unoerboIoe Sorbin0elie
8eteborg - Bergen og RorSmGns
oene ariitidnia - Sronobiem me0
iGrlige @aaoe. : liIfPl6e al Gam.
traiif ifulbe Speniferne babe lit eQet
SeIifa6. aommer Speriferne meo
iOm tPnft. ifuloe Ruten fra @eauu.
oelien funne onlGages iom S.0aglig;
eaers er Den ira g%egpnoelien tPntt
iiortenbogIig. Suren Bergen - Reru
gorf ifal tilbagelPggeS pna 7 q s
Gage.
Man bar til en- 9egpnoeIie trntt
at u~nberboIoe 5o~rbinoelieu meo 2
Sampifibe paa 5000 q 10000 He.
siitertons.
Sfibene pil man bDgse / Ssit. Hlt.
ten ifal nemlig bare igang, til Ser.
genSbanen aabnes / i'm Selbeo.
Huten er tRnft iom Ell aommuni.
tationsrute, life iGrIig emigrations.
rute, 90 oil for Ell SalpbeIs geotcm.
menSe omiatte 8obs. % for en- Salp.
Def Yeriontraitf. SnSbpoerne mener,
at Der Der er meget at giere. ba FRA.
iifen / De iioite 90 Mar er mangeSob.
LEI. ira 3 til 1 RiQioner / Sttierne
til 80 aPiaicner M, LEGION erpor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11
Set par Suucoioeeu.

Get par Soucoiaaeu. OIien Gil
i'm Suitru): "Gr on iorrptt, anraIie
iPite en- 9iBe, iom bar baot 10 Son
oitiorer pau ct adr!"
Grueu: Get bItr min Gag! Tor,
reiter ifnl set bIi intere8iart at bsre,
bpoS bun bar al iortGae ON bisig
Gamilier!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-11

eeus "9eesraa.sshH" I'll slRs, % ssnns.
bet gaElle 2ane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NO. HOO 21ST STREET NORTHWEST
John ]. Clarke ct al. to Michael F.
Clarke. part lot 1. square 20; $40.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTH
Fred c. Jones to w. Scott Walker. lot
II. square northeast of 1865: $1e w.
Scott Walker conveys same property
to Lizzeta K. Baer; $40.
WIDOWS MITE-Le Roy futile ct ux to
William w. Lawrence. part: $40 Eliz-
S57.429.99
SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST between 0 and streets
Samuel c. Smoot ct ux. to Julia "
ADDITION TO CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Henry c. Longnecker ct ux. to Albert
G. and Ellen Sanity. lot 80, block 4;
NORTH RANDLE HIGHLANDs-Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company.
trustee. to Charles E. Franck lots 6
and Z. block 543S, and lots and 10.
block 1856; $40.
NORTH RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Same
to William ]. Bachler. lot 81, block
WHITTINGHAM-O H. Fowler ct ux.
to Henry Naylor. jr.. lot %, square
B STREET STR SOUTHEAST between sth
trustee. to Florence d. McAuliffe, part
SQUARES 672. $50. S61 AND 57S5-John
H. label to James B. Mckenzie. lot
So, square $40; part lots and 8.
square $50; lot 112 and part lot lO6.
square S6l, and lot 800, square 57S5;
So
623 HARVARD STREET NORTHWEST
BERTHE NJ. Lohr to Samuel S. Hessler.
jr.. and Dora B. Hessler, lot ~. block
2. Reservoir View: $40.
1 STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVE
NUE. NORTHWESTERN l.. How
ell ct ux to Henry A. Wilson. part
lots II and 13. square 1855: $40.
EIGHTH STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween East Capitol and A streets
Lille F. Mills ct vir. Howard w.. to
Thomas w. Smith. part original lot IA.
square S97: SO.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Harry A. Toulmin ct ux. to
John o. Siebert. lot 519: $40.
G STREET NORTHEAST between 9Th
and 9th streets-George G. Humphrey
ct al to Ruth Fellers. lot 81. square
S34; $40.
N STREET NORTHWEST between SD
and Saith streets-Joseph NJ. Carmody
to Paul Y. Ashford. part lots lO7 TO
40 and 112. square 1920; SO.
CLARK MILLS ESTATE-John Cowgirl.
trustee. to Frank NJ. Coward, part
lots II to ID: $40.
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween D and z streets-R. Harrison
lots So to 63. square 9t2; 2OOo.
IVY CITY-Nellie H. Matthews to VIII
liam Brown. lots SO and 81, block a;
SO.
TO LIE DROIT PAR.>-Wil-
liam l.. Browning ct ux. to william
G. Galliher. lot 4. block 10: $40.
LIBERTY STREET NORTHWEST near
Florida avenue-Richard Washington
to Jonas w. Hechinger. lots 81 to 50;
square 234; $40.
AVENITE ADDITION
TO CLEVELAND PARk-John L.
Warren ct ux. to Robert A. Wilson. lot
=. square 2o1S: $40.
AVENUE NORTHEAST
near e streetvM Minnie M. Strayer to
Harry A. and James NJ. Newman. lot
66. square 1853: SO.
@ STREET NORTHWEST between LIST
and Sd Streets. Albert Wilson to
Sara A. c. Thorne, lots 1872 to 100,
square 5J1; so.
1923 nth STREET NORTHWEST
James r. Wilder ct TX. to George w.
Lee, lot A. square COS; $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23

Body Of W. K. Miller Expected
From Utica TONIGHT.

The remains of William X Miller will
he buried In Bethel cemetery. in Alexan-
dria. Va. tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
Miller was a resident of Washington, and
had gone TO his home in Utica. n. Y, to
register as a voter. His body was found
several days ago floating in the Erie
canal. There are suspicious that he met
with foul play. but the police of Utica
have no definite clue upon which to base
an investigation. The body was forward
ed from Utica yesterday and is expected
to arrive at Alexandria tonight. Funeral
services were held I'm Utica.
The services at Alexandria will consist
only of the committal of the body to the
ground. Rev. DR.. Sewer. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church of AleXan-
dria. will officiate. Masonic tribute will
be paid by members Of National Lodge.
No l.. F. A. A. NJ. of this city. Men,
hers of that lodge will serve pallbear-
ers. Charles and Edward Miller. brothers
of the dead man. have arrived from
Utica TO attend the burial service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
BOATS OUT OF WATER.
Power Launches Undergoing Re-
pairs or in Winter Quarters.


pairs or in Winter Quarters.
The power launch Alma. belonging to
MIR. Frazee of this city, which has been
out of the water at Regan's for the past
two months, will not be repaired this
fall as was first proposed. but will be laid
up for the winter. She has been moved
from the marine railway on which she
was lying to her winter berth, and be-
tween now and the opening of the next
boating season she will be put in thorough
order for pleasure service.
The handsome launch belonging to Mr..
Varella and others of this city has also
gone into winter quarters at Regan's.
She, too, will be given thorough over
hauling and will be fitted with a new
engine and wheel during the winter. Her
owners are having her hull scraped and
painted before she is covered with heavy
canvas to protect her from the rains and
SHOWS of the winter months.
The power launch Two Friends, Capt
John Hand in company with the launch
belonging to Capt. Edward Gardner. is
down the river on a hunting and fishing
trip. The boats are expected to return
early in the coming week.
The speed launch Meteor. belonging to
Robert Harrison and r. f. Wilson of
the crew of the District fireboat TIE
Firefghter. Is out of the water at the
harbor precinct pier while her owners are
giving her a general overhauling and
cleaning up in preparation for fall cruis-
ing. IT is stated that Mr.. Harrison will
spend the time of his leave in cruising on
the lower river and on Chesapeake bay
aboard the Meteor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
MOVES MEMORIAL SITE CHOSEN
BRONZE BUST TO BE PLACED IN
THE DISTRICT BUILDING.
Pedestal Will Stand Near Marble
Stairway at Main Entrance
on First Floor.

The bronze memorial in honor Of Cros-
by Stuart Noyes. late editor OF The
Evening Star. is to be placed in the
southeast corner of the large platform
at the beginning of the marble stair
way at the main entrance on the first
floor of the new District building.
The designation Of this position was
decided upon by the Commissioners today
upon the recommendation of Commits
sioner Mcfarland. The memorial will
be in the form of a heroic bust which
will be placed on suitable pedestal
In recommending the position for the
memorial Commissioner Macfarland, who
is member of the Crosby Stuart Noyes
Memorial Association executive commit
tee. wrote the following letter to his fell
low Commissioners:
ITO the Commissioners:
AT mass meeting of the citizens of
Washington in honor of the late Crosby
Stuart Noyes 1t was determined that
there should be bronze memorial of him
in the District building, and a commit
tee consisting of Messrs. Scott c. Bone,
Edgar D. Shaw, John r. Mclean, Cuno
II. Rudolph. Robert N. Harper. Charles
J. Bell and myself have been executing
that purpose. We have received So 100:
have determined that the memorial should
be heroic bronze bust on a suitable
PEDESTAL; have, after considering with
expert advice the merits of the leading
sculptors of the country selected William
Copper and commissioned him to make
such a bust, and have determined also
upon expert advice that the best place
for it in the District building is in the
southeast corner of the large platform at
the beginning Of the stairway at the main
entrance on the main floor Mr.. Couper
has conferred with Mr.. Jameson of the
firm of Cope & Stewardson of Philadel-
phia, architects of the District building.
as to the pedestal. with the view to hav-
ing it fit in with the surroundings. and
Mr.. Jameson has offered to design the
pedestal. which our committee has agreed
Ike should do. selecting the material as
well. l therefore move that the Com
missioners designate that spot as the site
for the Crosby Stuart Noyes bronze bust
and pedestal.
"(Signed)
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND.
Commissioner
The Noyes memorial fund committee
has arranged to place a memorial window
in the chapel of the National Training
School for Boys. of which Mr.. Moves
was president at the time of his death
in addition to the bust in the District
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
HENRY B. F.. MCFARLAND.
College Mems Meeting Tonight.

Under the joint auspices of the District
of Columbia College Mems Democratic
Association and the Democratic Associ-
alton of the District a mass meeting OF
Georgetown. George Washington and
National University students will be held
at democratic headquarters, in the Mum
sey building tonight.
Warren Jefferson Davis president or
the College Mems Association. will pre-
side and will introduce Commissioner
West. who will welcome the association
on the part Of the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
THREE PLEAD GUILTY.
Men in Arrest Confess Having Rob.
bed Visitor to This CITY.

Benjamin Howard. Herbert Riley and
Joseph Boulder. arrested yesterday on
suspicion of being implicated in the rob-
berry of John II. Addison OF Richmond.
Va, last Wednesday night while near
the haymarket square. were arraigned
before Judge Mullowny OF the Police
Court today.
Each entered pea of guilty. and, on
recommendation of Assistant United
States Attorney Ralph Given. were held
in $1,000 bond for the action of the grand
Jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
At Stars London ONCE.

American visitors have registered at tho
London Office OF The Washington Star
as follows: Mrs. F. III. Slade. Englewood.
n. j.. Grosvenor Hote'; Miss Julia Oar
ling Strong. Washington. ID. c.. Grosven-
or Hotel: Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Roos, Phil
adelphia: p. II. Mallery. Brooklyn: A. L.
Ludolplr. Chicago. Hotel Cecil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
Six Months for Theft Of Jewel.

Charged with stealing valuable piece
of jewelry from the home of Mrs. Daisy
Alexander of % Grant place. Philip Bak-
er was convicted before Judge Mullowny
of the Police Court this morning and sem
fenced to six months in Jail. 1t developed
during testimony that the jewelry valued
at $50. was stolen by Baker while intox
icated and that after his arrest he exert
ed every effort to find il without sue
cess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23

For the District of Columbia, Delaware
Maryland and Virginia, showers tonight
and Saturday; fresh to strong northeast
erly winds.
This morning Mount Weather. Va. was
enveloped in a dense fog. with upper
current strong enough to crush the first
kite that was sent up.
TWO centerS of disturbance appear this
morning. one over Arkansas and the other
near the south Atlantic coast The south
western disturbance has caused a con-
tinuatiOn of rains from the lower Missouri
valley to Texas. and rain has also contin-
ued in the Atlantic states from Virginia
southwark.
Temperature has fallen in the Missis-
risen over the eastern portion of the
country.
The indications are that the southern
rain areas will extend over the middle
eastern and southeastern states during
the next thirty-siX hours.
Temperature changes will be slight, ex-
cept in the middle gulf states and the
Ohio valley, where a decided fall is in
dictated.
Northeast storm warnings were ordered
Thursday evening on the Atlantic coast
from Charleston to Norfolk.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast will be fresh to strong northeast
erly; on the south Atlantic coast fresh to
strong noItnerly' ana on the east gulI
coast variable. shifting to fresh northerly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have fresh and increasing east
to northeast winds. with fair. followed
by rain. to the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation Tin
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Wilmington. go:
Asheville. go: Oklahoma. 3.O4: Fort
Worth. go: Palestine, 1.02: lola. 1.66:
Cheraw, s. c.. 1.54; Lumberton, N. c..
go.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 12:4S am. and ! :Oo
p.m.; high tide, 6:35 am. and 6:47 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, :2S a m. and 1 IS
pm: high tide. 7:15 am. and IDA pm.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, October
23.-Both rivers clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
Wants Marriage Annulled.

Herbert c. Legge today filed suit in the
District Supreme Court for the annui-
ment of his marriage to Jessie A. Legge.
He says they were married i'm Chicago.
September 10. 1883. and charges that she
is of unsound mind. Attorney Albert
Sillers represents the husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
Conductors and Trainmen Elect.

TORONTO. Ont, October 23.-The
brotherhood of Railway Conductors and
Trainmen finished business by electing tn.
following officers: Chairman. W. r.
Brown. Indianapolis; vice chairman A.
V. Newton, Buffalo. and secretary, c. H.
Barton, Staten Island, y. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
House Owners, Attention.

LEAkY ROOFS.
Call up North 2O44 and have us call and look
over your roof and give estimate to put 1t in
shape to prevent it from leaking. We are prac-
teal rooferS and give personal supervision to all
our work. Sole agents for the famous Red Rock
Roofing Paint.
ROSE BROTHERS. 1909 14th st. NV.
OccO-30t IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
His Former Adventure.


Charles Marthinson, James L. White
and Henry c. Cole are the men accused
of having laid the coat of tar On Bliss
three months ago. Bliss had been in
the habit of visiting the Marthnson house
and. it is stated. had occupied an apart
ment in the building temporarily.
1t is alleged that he courted Mrs.
Marthinson and that shortly before the
time set for their marriage Marthinson
and his two friends gave him a warm re-
ception. While the three men are &C
cused of assault. Bliss does not allege
that White actually participated in the
affair. alleging that he was merely with
the others when he was roughly handled
and tarred.
1t was early in the evening of July %
when Bliss drove to the front Of the
Marthinson home in a carriage for the
purpose of taking his supposed intended
bride out for ride. The three men were
in the house awaiting his arrival, he
alleges. and he fell into the trap that had
been set for him, quietly going to the
basement door and entering. having been
told. it is charged, by the woman in the
case to enter that way.
Hardly had he stepped over the sill of
the door. he alleges. before he was grab
bed beaten. tied and tarred. The three
defendants in the case demanded a jury
trial. The case will probably be called
for trial in the Police Court before the
Christmas holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
BLISS AGAIN VICTIM
Man Once Tar-Coated Now
Tells of Robbery.
HAT, WATCH, CASH GONE
Evening of Pleasure Followed by
Period of Unconsciousness.
WAS DOPED. HE IS CERTAIN
Left Companions About 8 O'Clock
Last Night and Came to Him.
self Early This Morning.

Francis Z. Bliss. the very same who
was tar-coated three months ago in this
city, was an early morning caller at po-
lice headquarters today to relate story
of knockout drops and robbery that hap
pened to him last night.
Lieut.. Peck and Detective Frank Baur
listened to what he could recollect of his
experiences, the only redeeming feature
of which was that he Jared better than he
did that time three months ago when he
was assaulted at the house of Charles
Marthinson. 1917 Kenyon street. -.,
Bliss admits he had INDUCED in liquid
refreshments last night. His capacity he
is sure would not allow of his intoxication.
and the only alternative conclusion was
that he had been doped.
Bliss was bareheaded and presented the
appearance of a man who had spent a
hard night when he appeared at police
headquarters to tell of the loss of his
watch, $50 in cash and his hat. Just
where he was when relieved Of his cash.
hat and timepiece. he said, he did not
know. He did know it was his intention
to have gone to Baltimore last night, but
he met friends and was detained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers Tonight and Saturday.
Strong Northeasterly Winds.

For the District Of Columbia, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, showers tonight
and Saturday; fresh to strong northeast
erly winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-23
Up-River Water,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, October
23.-Both rivers clear