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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-19
EASHJoNARIY LOCATED

FOR SALE
FASHIONABLY LOCATED.
Situated in the very choicest spot and on
one of the best and most fashionable streets
OF the city Of Washington, surrounded by the
elegant and costly homes of prominent citi
Zens, a magnificent NEW HOUSE. 1t contains
TEN perfectly ideal rooms and TWO luxurious
bathrooms First floor trimmed In hand-pol
ished OAK; parquetry floors; oak paneled din
ing room with drop beam ceiling: refined and
tasteful decorations: combination gas and cleo
tric fixtures: HOT WATER HEAT: laundry.
servants rooms. etc. in cellar: large lot plenty
of room for auto stable arrangements. home
40 repIete with points of excellence and worth
cannot be described in limited space. 1t must
he seen ...................... $40 600
y. L. SALISBURY.
1921 18th ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-19

FOR SALE
AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
Three new houses. nicely situated in good
renting district: six good rooms and tiled
baths: natural wood finish: prettily decorated
colonial pOrches concrete cellars; yards. These
houses will readily rent for SIS each and will
yield a large percentage on the small amount
Of cash required to buy the equity. Each
$1,000.
y. l.. SALISBURY.
1921 18th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME.
Situated a leading northwest street.
decidedly pretty two-story pressed brick resi-
dence; all the rooms large and well ven
tlated; fine tiled bath: recently built by
leading builder whose reputation is a guar
anty Of the highest quality OF workmanship
This is home OF rare attractiveness: 800
n. l.. SALISBURY.
1921 18th st. NV.
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$3.50
Splendid. well built. Or. bay-window brick
house. south of NJ st. NV: lot 20I90 IT.. to
alley; convenient downtown section.
Look for Red Arrow Sign
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FOR SAIE-ARTIST'S HOME. 1910 MASS. AVE.
NV: house. studio and stable: 5000 easy
terms; IL rooms. G toilet rooms. baths. Ad-
dress owner. ROBERT HINCKLCY. premises.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
A NORTHWEST CORNER.
PRICE, $4,000
On the outskirts Of the city. just where 50
many are looking to purchase. During TINS
warm season a house in this inviting iocalltI
comes at most appropriate time The fact
ii certainty that 1t will sell quickly.
NOTE THE SIZE OF THE LOT
AND THE Plan s.sl OF THE HOUSE
Two stories. cellar and attic.
-Four rooms deep on a floor.
STEAM HEAT.
Call phone at once for its location.
You will get bargain.
FOR SALE-
AN ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT.
PRICE, 81. 400.
Can furnish a tenant at $500 per month.
Located n numbered street In the north
west west Of 10th st. and south of X. The
lot (size 20x14O) in this location is worth
nearly the price asked. Owner. leaving the city
short notice must sell before going.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE
GOOD LOT-Low PRICE.
On Eighth street northwest.
Price. 81 600 Rent, $3.50
Six large rooms and bath: cellar.
Lot 25x1O0.
Suitable for home Investment Rare
chance for one looking to buy a low priced home.
STONE L FAIRFAX 1912 New York
FOR SALE
AN ATTRACTIVE HOME
ATTRACTIVE PRICE.
Not far from 18th and You
Two stories, cellar. eight rooms and modern
bath: four rooms deep; furnace heat: front OF
pressed brick and brownstone; rooms all large
and bright. well built house; rents steadily
at $1,000 per month. Price recently reduced
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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Three new 2-story we'll built 1-room and bath
brick houses just finished on the Heights:
colonial front pOrches: deep lot: handsomely
decorated; through St: a great bargain: $3.50
net: liberal terms. Address Box Y, Star ofice.
select
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Renting for ST mo. Brick. corner: store and
hs a sn.p
% 'S''' US s ;s9s = l.. . E gs1. y:
FOR SALE-<3. 400.
home: rooms. bath and concrete cellar: nice
back yard; s Sse5 al!ei I FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
STORE AND DWELLING.
Well located on numbered street In the
vicinity P q els! $3.50 ass Pa ave.
wishing to retire. will sell at an extremely
crete cellar and dwelling Of ten rooms and
bath. The lot. which Is a valuable one, con-
STONE 4 Fairfax,
1892 New York ave.
SEPARATELY BUILT HOUSE. NORTHEAST.
dining room and kitchen.
Second nooE has fGrT and tiled bath
Lot lsx1O2:
Stable.
The location is most desirable, being but q
short distance from East Capitol st.
stone FAIRFAX.
FOR SALE
~
Near Congressional Library.
Price. $3.50. Renting for $3.50.
Excellent white tenants.
Six rooms: modern BATH porcelain tub: new
plumbing: cellar. Such houses the one we
are offering are seldom on the market. Present
owner, in need Of money. must sell.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE
CORNER STORE AND DwEL&ING.
Corner Of numbered and lettered street in
choice southeast section. near 9th and Pa. ave.
Valuable for business or investment purposes.
PRICE. $4.7OO. WILL BRING SAT MO. RENT.
good lot. too. 22x75.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1912 New York
WELL. LOCATED INVESTMENT.
Numbered street northwest.
WEST OF 9TH AND SOUTH OF S.
brick, rented to excellent tenants paying
81 per month. Price. 5000 Substantial brick
houses for investment purposes are seldom
to be obtained through streets, 80 conven-
ienty located as this, that bring large interest
For that reason this house will likely be sold
at once. Investigate Immediately.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York
FOR SALE-NEAR CONN. AVE. AND S.
Price, $500.
On very easy terms.
$500 cash and $25 per month.
THE LOWEST PRICED THREES STORY
HOUSE IN THIS HIGH PRICED LOCALITY.
10 rooms and modern bath.
STEAM HEAT.
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FOR SALE
NO. 1855 EUCLID PLACE NV.
We are directed to offer this house at a
greatly reduced price. Those looking for a
complete home at a bargain price should give
this property immediate consideration. Ten
rooms, large closets. 3 baths. kitchen on first
floor southern exposure, ot-water heat.
WEAVER BROS 1i16 F st. NV.
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FOR RFNT-DFSIRABLE 1o-ROOM BRICK
house, No; LIZ 9 ST NV: rent. SOB month.
Apply ANTON STEPHAN, 933 Pa. ave.
auo0-th IN
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FOR SALE-$1Oo CASH. $50 MONTH. JUST
like rent-cozy little homes. 6r., modern b.,
cellar: perfect condition; price. 81. 600. THOS.
p BROWN. 611 Al s.w. se193t
FOR SALE-PARK ROAD. NEAR nth.
Colonial house.
Nine rooms, baths; hot-water heat; all
mod. imp.
Lot 1920. to alley.
Reduced to $3.50.
". II. WALKER. 100 18th NV.
FOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW HOUSE.
No. 1444 Clifton ST.
(Only one left: four already sold)
Colonial front. } stories and large concerted
cellar; 10 rooms and baths: front and back
stairway: hot-water heat
Lot 20Xl50. to 2O-ft alley.
(Open for inspection.)
81. 800.
W. II. WALKER, I29 18th NV.
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FOR SALE
GOOD INVESTMENT IN SMALL BRICKS
Price. So. $50. Renting for $31. co.
First-class white tenants. Substantial brick
houses of six rooms each: well located on let
tered street southeast In good section. not
far out.
The lots are 25x1OO At this reduced price
they should be snapped up quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave.
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~ st. NV, 9rs. and bath. $50. 30
1+7 Carroll st. Sc: Srs. and bath $50 so
10l Sth st. ne. FRS. and bath $3.50
JAMES A. CAHIIL,
1908 + st. NV.
FOR RENT-BY l.. J. MILLS. COS 9TH NV.
2,OS Champlain. Or So 10 IG2l 9th sto. DIV. 80. 90
623 18th ne.6r.b so 14lO Cap,6r, b. Do. so
Stable 1914 l. NV IL so Se12-tf
FOR RENT-7-ROOM AND BATH AND GEL
lar house: fine yard; 90 NV: $3.50.
PHILLIPS & CO..
se10-tf go John Marshall place.
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FOR SALE-Near Sth and East Capitol sis.
a home: stories. Il rooms and bath: cellar: Q
fine lot to alley. Price. $4,000.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
New Groom house and 23 the pic
Alexandria Co.. Va: easy access To river;
properties Of this character very scarce; located
between AQueduct and Chain bridges.
Price only 81. 80.
selS-3t CRAIG Il EVANS 1902 II ST.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
GRANITE REEF DAM
 A FINISHED WORK
The Last of the Concrete Was Dump ed In the Forms Yesterday. All Done But Connecting the Canals.

The Granite Reef dam is finished. At east it was to have been finished last evening though Engineer Martin could not be. caught on the telephone last night for an official verification. He telephoned the day before however, that last night would see the compile tion of the concrete work and there is every reason to believe there was no interference with the plan.
 There is Of course some more work to do at and near the dam, so the working force will not all be dispensed with for sometime yet. The Arizona canal has not yet been connected with the new cement head which is to be it's pride and joy for the next thous and years or so. and there are some little matters of details and dressing up that must be done as well as the final demolition of the camp. Also there are about two miles of canal to dig on the south side before the south side system is connected with its head works.
 But the dam proper, the big concrete
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
FOURTEEN VICTIMS
 SWEPT FROM ISLAND
Other Fatalities Resulting From the
 Oklahoma Flood.

Oklahoma City. May 26.-A special from Colbert, Okla, near the Texas line, says fourteen persons who had taken refuge on an island formed be- tween the new and old channels of Red river were drowned today when the flood waters covered the place where they had taken refuge.
 Although weighted down by a train of ballast, the Missouri, Kansas and Texas bridge went out at g o'clock last night. The river is over three miles wide and cutting a new channel around the town.
 Three children of J. R. Roberts, a ferryman, were carried to death when the river swept away a tree in which they had taken refuge, south of Law ton.
 Will and Newt Stidham were drown- ed near Henrietta, while attempting to leave their home in a skiff
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
SUPERVISOR GALLAGHER PURSUEDBY DYNAMITERS
Three Houses Belonging to Him Were t Blown Up Last Night.

Oakland, Cal, May 26.-Three' large dwelling houses, built by James L.. Gallagher, the prosecutions star wit ness in the bribery graft cases, in this city, were wrecked by dynamite to- night shortly before midnight. The houses were in the course of con- struction and almost completed but not yet occupied.
 A heavy charge of dynamite was placed in the kitchen of the larger of the three houses, threw the build ing off it's foundation and almost completely wrecked it. The other two houses were badly shattered while many windows in the neighbor- hood were broken by the shock.
 John Rollins, watchman employ ed by the contractor building the houses, was sitting in a small shack near the houses and was thrown to the ground. He stated to Captain of Detectives Peterson that he was through the three buildings shortly before the explosion occurred.
 It is said that Gallagher was negU- tiating a deal today for the sale of the houses for s25,0OO.
 Several weeks ago Gallagher's home in Oakland was blown up and badly wrecked at night, while he and his wife and several friends were in the house and narrowly escaped serious injury. Since that time Gallagher has had a body guard constantly in att tendance. He and his family have been stopping at hotel in San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27

structure 1000 feet long between the headworks on either side, is now a completed enterprise, including the inn headworks above mentioned. The sluiceway on the north side is just twice as large as that on the south side and the diversion gates are twice as many. These headworks are inn mense constructions and can be fully appreciated only by those who see them. They are more notable from al engineering and construction stand point than the dam itself, even if it is a big one and even if this entire construction is small as compared with that more spectacular enterprise at Roosevelt.
 The dam ;s about sixteen feet high from the normal water fine in the riv- CT and below that the foundation va ries in depth according to the ma terial the dam rests upon. But that is quite a wall the dam with its diver sion equipment being over fifth of a mile long.
 TheNnext thing will be the eonnec- ton of the canals with the diversion works for which a force of teams is now being assembled, the placing of waste gates in the canal below the head for flushing out whatever sand accumulates. and the final announce ment sometime next month, that the Salt river valley farmers have a per manent water supply that nothing can destroy but an earthquake and even that will have to be a bigger one than San Francisco had.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
THE CLEVELAND STRIKE
 ORDERED 10 PROCEED
Head of the Railway Company Says He Will Forget r..

Cleveland, May 26.-"The street railway strike will proceed to forget it." said Vice President Behner of the railway mems union tonight. Presl- dent Dupont of the Municipal Traction comapny, said the strike was broken.
 An effectual stop was put to all fur ther efforts at arbitration today by the declaration of Dupont that he would arbitrate nothing that might interfere with the men now at work.
 Behner stated that the strike would be continued along the lines of gain ing public confidence and by means of meetings, some of which have been held. The union will devote consider able time to bringing about popular vote upon the franchise under which the traction company is operating.
 Dupont stated that he would devote the week to clearing up all labor trou- bles and next week would dismiss the whole matter from his mind. Cars are
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
THE KING DIRECTED
 THE STYLE OF DRESS
Feature of a Ball Given Last Night in Honor of the French Ruler.

London, May 26.-At Buckingham Palace tonight a great state ball was given in honor of M. Fallieres, the president of the French republic. This was the eliminating feature of a busy day of entertainment spent by King Edwards guest.
 Everywhere the French president has gone he has been greeted with the greatest enthusiasfnj and early in the evening crowds gathered about the various royal residences to wit ness processions to the palace and to cheer the president of France King Edward and the queen. accom- panied by NJ. Fallieres and the royal entourage, passed down the entire length of the room between rows Of lowing guests. By the kings com mand. the ladies' gowns were all Of special shades of color, most of them being fashioned after the Directoire and Empire periods.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
CURE ThE CAUSE
How to Remedy Much of the Suffer-
 ing in Phoenix.

Half of the sickness and suffering in Phoenix comes from a weak stom- ach.
 Cure the cause by using Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets and be well and happy.
 Even the most chronic cases yield to Mi-o-na. w. C. Worrell, connect ed with the Lake Shore Railroad for years, says: For fifteen years I had acute stomach trouble and nothing helped me. A friend recommended Mi-o-na and two boxes entirely cured me"
 Cure the cause of your suffering and be well and happy.
 If the stomach is weak and you have indigestion. flatulence. dizziness, headace, etc, get a 50-cent box of Mi-O-na from Larson Drug company. They give an absolute guarantee to refund the money unless Mi-o-na cures
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
CURRENCY LEGISLATION
 PRACTICALLY ASSURED
(Continued from Page One)

bill was agreed to. After passing a resolution reclassifying the clerks of the government departments in Wash ington declaring entitled to seats Messrs. McGavin, republican and Sab bath, democrat, as representatives from Illinois, the house recessed un- til tomorrow.
 In course of the consideration of the conference report on the military aca- demy appropriation bill in the house today, MT. Slayden, of Texas attacked the senate amendment providing for the education at West Point of four Filipinos. Such legislation, he said. simply bound the United States by another tie to the Philippines. Tt is a cheap bribe to the Filipinos," he charged, "and one of a series of eff forts to break their loyalty to their own race"
 It was not unlikely he said that these Filipinos would eventually become leaders in revolutions against the United States. He predicted that should Taft become president the government would be run "as a mere annex to the Philippine commission and valued only as a contribution
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
THE NORTHERN BAPTIsTS.

Oklahoma City, May 26.-COmmend- ing the organizations which are working against the traffic in white slaves and calling upon the president and gov -ernment to unite with other nations in suppressing the increasing evil by signing treaty in effect between many other nations, a resolution was introduced by Rev. M. P. BOyntOn of Chicago, passed by the Northern Bap- tist conference today. Other resOlu- tiOns endorse the work of the anti saloon league. and condemn the greed that demands child labor.
 The distribution of $500, 900 to car " on religious work during the year. ending March S1, next, was provided by the adoption of the executive com mittee's report tonight.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
AN OLD BUILDING
 10 BE TRANSFORMED
Occidental Lodging House Will Be Enlarged and Fitted With New Front and Torches.

In the remOdeling of the Occidental lodging house which began yesterday, one of the oldest of the better class of buildings in this city will take on a modern and uptodate appearance. and will practically become a new building.
 The Occidental was built twenty two years ago by James NJ. Creighton, for a Mrs. Cunning who came here from Tombstone and it has been used for lodging house ever since, passing in ownership through a half dozen diff ferent hands and being finally bought by Dr. R. w. Craig who is now re- modelling it. The contract for the work which will cost about $40O0, and which by the way is more than the original cost, has been let to T. F. Brown who began doing things yester- day, tearing down the porch and ex- cavating the trenches for the founda- tions for wings to be erected on each side for stOreroOm purposes.
 The storeroom on the south will b. occupied by Hills Seed house and the one on the north by a new stationery store. The roofs of these wings will be flat and will be constructed as porches for the use of guests of the house as dormitories in the summer time. Later on it is likely the building will be extended thirty feet back to the end of the lot several more rooms being added to the capacity of the house.
 The building at present sets in from the sidewalk few feet and the front will be remodeled in colonial style looking like a regular summer or win ter resort or beach hotel.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
THE SENATE.

Washington, May 26.-The session of the senate dragged along today in such an unimportant way that little effort was required on the part of the man. agers of filibuster to occupy the time by dilatOry tactics. The conferees on the currency bills met during the day and the senate merely kept the session in the hope that something might be done toward substantial progress work in closing up the session.
 During the day a bill was passed amending the navigation laws in many minor respects. A resolution was con- sidered calling for the names of form CT postmasters who served from 1864 to 1874, who had been adjudged by the auditor as entitled to additional compensation.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
ASSEMBLED AFTER ALL.

Fort Worth, May 26.-The state democratic convention to select thirty six delegates to the national conven- ton assembled today. The state ex- ecutive committee canvassed and pro- mulgated returns of the vote cast which showed a majority of 22,994 for the ticket headed by Senator Bailey for delegate at large.
 The state committee recommended as temporary officers a full set from the supporters of Bailey. The plat form prepared by the committee will instruct for Bryan.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
TWO BISHOPS ELECTED.

Baltimore. May 26.-Rev. Dr. Will son $. Lewis, president of Morning side College. of Sioux City, la, and Rev. Dr. Edward Hughes, president of DePauw University at Green Cas- tie, Ind, were elected bishops on the fifteenth ballot. Two more are to be chosen. The sixteenth ballot was taken and it is believed that Rev. Robert Mcintyre of Los Angeles was elected,
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
THE TRIAL OF JEROME

arguments on the charge of derelictiOn preferred sby a committee headed by William Flynn against District Attor- ney Jerome, were heard today by Commissioner Hand, appointed by Governor Hughes to hear testimony.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
AN OBJECT LESSON.
Intended to Impress Foreigners With
 the Majesty of the Law.

Pottsville. Pa. May 26.-In order that he might impress his countrymen with the enormity of the crime of murder and the terrible punishment of the law in the country large num- Der of Slavs. HUngarians. Poles. Ital- ians, Russians. Lithuanians, and other foreigners were invited to attend the
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
FIFTY YEARS FOR MURDER.

Butte. May 26.-A dispatch from Red Lodge, states that w. J. Harri- son was today sentenced to fifty years in prison, for the killing of Jack Norman, a well known miner, at Bel fry. Mont, on April 19. Mrs. Harri- son is in jail also to be tried for mur- der
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
TOO WET FOR POLITICS.
Floods Cause Postponement of Texas
 ---- Democrats Convention.

Fort Worth, May 26.-Efforts to hold the state democratic convention here today proved futile floods preventing a majority of the delegates form reaching the city. Chairman Casaben, of Dallas. says he will continue to postpone the hour set for the meeting until enough delegates arrive.
 A crowd Of delegates left Dallas in a steam launch today and went sev- eral miles through trees and wreckage to Texas and Pacific connections where they boarded trains for Fort Worth.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27

execution today of Felix Radzius, a young Pole convicted of the murder of a woman and child. Five hundred Russians were in the prison yard as witnesses. Radzius confessed just be- fore the execution and. walked boldly to the scaffold.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
NIGHT RIDERS PAY DAMAGES

Paducah, Ky, May 26.-The noted Hollowell night rider damage suits were compromised today, the plaintiff receiving $15,000. Robt. HOllOweH se- cured verdict of S25.00O against twenty-nine night riders in Caldwell county, accused of raiding his home
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27

now running at full schedule in the city and he claimed that he was ready to operate in suburbs as soon as the suburbs provide protection.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-27
VANDERBILT CUP RACE.

New York, May 26.-That there will be an automobile race for the Wander bilt cup this year was authoritatively announced tonight. The race will be held at Long Island, probably on the motor parkMaY.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-28
Hon. Herbert HadIey is Here.

Hon. Herbert S. Hadley, attorney
general and candidate for governor
of Missouri on the Republican ticket,
arrived last night from Denver, where
he attended a meeting of the Asso-
Citations of Attorneys General of which
organization he is president. He will
remain a few days to look after his
farming property adjoining Roswell
on the southeast. He is stopping at
The Gilkeson.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-28
Caldwell is Only Garnishee.

In the suit in the district court in
which the Cudahy Packing Company
is plaintiff and J. S. Townsend is de-
PENDANT, and in which w. A. Caldwell
and ons are parties defendant, it
might be added that the Messrs. Cald
we'll are only garnishees. This state
ment is made at the request of the
Caldwell.