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Evening star., 1908-01-15

Weather Condit ions and General Fore
cast.-A trough of low pressure. with COM
paratively high temperature. extends
from Texas to the upper lake region,
while on each side high pressure prevails
with considerably lower temperatures. the
cold being most marked III northern New
England and the British northwest. where
the minimum tempera ture range from
zero to ~ degrees below. A moderate de-
preston over Utah and western Colorado
in connection with the cold high area TO
the northWard. has caused general aims
and SHOWS west of the Rocky mountains,
but to the eastward there was no prec.pi-
tation of consequence, except in eastern
Colorado.
There will be rain or snow tonight and
Thursday in the lower lake region and
The mort hern portion of the middle Allan
tic states. and showers in the east gulf
states 1t will be warmer tonight gem
orally in the east and south, and colder
Thursday in the upper Ohio valley. the
lower lake region and the northern por-
tion of the middle Atlantic states.
Cold wave warnings are displayed in
upper Michigan western Wisconsin. north
ern Iowa. the Dakotas, Minnesota and
eastern Montana.
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast Will be fresh and mostly south
westerly: on the south Atlantic coast
fresh east to southeast and on the east
gulf coast fresh southeast to south.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have fresh winds. becoming
southerly. and generally fair weather to
the Grand Banks.
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Cold Wave Headed This Way.

A cold wave, now in the northwest. is
approaching this city, Prof. Garrlott sald
this afternoon, and its effects Will be felt
here Friday. when this locality VIII get a
taste OF some real cold weather. \ dis
turbance ir the shape of rain and WIND,
ard probably some snow. will reach here
tomorrow night. The weather promises to
be fair and warmer this evening.
Evening star., 1908-01-15

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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following We're the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer: January III pm. 81, S
nm. ~. II midnight. 81; January l5-i
a M ~: s am. -; l. noon. 80: = pm.
H.
Maximum. II. al : pm. January l';
minimum 70 at a nj. January 10.
Barometer: January III pm. DoI;
nm 3011: |. midnight :,0.23. January
1.-4 a m :;O.:;1; s q. .n., ::o.31; noon, 3o26;
n m 30 -.
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SpIRIIUALISM.

ME. I1EEI.ERS oLD-FASHIONED TRIUMPH
seanre and other manfeStati tions. "Wednesday
night at 1901 FairInont st. NV. ja12-lt'
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AS GUARD AGAINST RABIES
DR.. MELVIN SUGGESTS THAT
DOGS BE MUZZLED.
Chief of Animal Industry Bureau
Suggests recaution-Commic-
sioners Disapprove.

DR.. Alonzo u. Melvin. chief OF tho hu-
reau Of animal industry. Department Of
Agriculture. has recommended to the
District Commissioners that they issue an
order requiring all dogs i'll the District TO
ha muZZled for period Of four months
This drastic action Was suggested by DR..
Melvin in view of the fact that there is an
unusually high prevalence of rabies
among dogs. and he believes the condi-
tons are sufficiently grave TO warrant
this precaution.
According 10 the information furnished
the Commissioners by DR. Melvin there
rabies reported TO the bureau of animal
industry. and upon examination ii was
conclusively proved that - rer cent of the
sixty-three dogs were infected. He looks
upon this disease as extremely dangerous.
particularly so when SO many dogs are
permit ted to run the streets and in view
Of the fact that there are So many So
called stray. or tramp. dogs here pr.
Melvin believes this class OF animals
should all be rounded up and he put TO
death at the dog pound. lie has recon-
mended this fate for all dogs that are
caught without tags 1t is not safe for
dogs To roam the public streets, no mat
ter how gentle and tame they may be
considered by their owners, unless they
have a good. strong muzZle on.
The question of nuZZling all the dogs
of Washington is not new one. In
1900 the then board of Commissioners
issued order requiring il. but shortly
after Commissioner Macfarland was
ushered into office one of his first official
acts was To recommend that the dog
muZzling order be rescinded. ard the other
two Commissioners agreed. AT that time
public sentiment was bitter against the
muzzling of so-called family dogs. and
officials Of the District building who have
been apprised of DR. Melyin's recommen-
dation say that public sentiment is still
nppospd Ia the ,netlo
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Mrs. Vests Approval.

This Endorsement was Immediately ap-
proved by Commissioner West. vino made
the following notation:
Il approve the above recommendations
The records Of the tax collectors office
shows that the number of dog tags issued
from the first of last July To date is
lo:;JS while the mum Der issued during the
same period for the previous year was
. So, an increase of 4E! FOR the present
year. This increase shows that the eff
forts Of the police to reduce to a minimum
the mum Der Of unlicensed dogs has. in
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Favorable Action Not Probable

1t is said to be unlikely that the rec
ommendation of DIR. Melvin Will be put
into effect Ii does not meet with the
approval of either Commissioner Mac
farland or Commissioner West. Commits
sioner Morrow has not considered the
matter.
Commissioner Macfarland as president
of the board of Commissioners. has put
the following Endorsement on the recon-
mendation made by DR.. Melvin
In view OF this recommendation ! move
that. if practicable. an additional pound
wagon be put in service at once. do
not approve of muZZling the dogs. in view
of the experience whicn the District had
when the experiment of muZzling the
dogs was tried seven years ago. 1t was
then shown that well-cared for dogs
would bo muZZed. while dogs that COM
monty run al large would not be. and
that the protection against any danger
from the dogs lies in impounding and
destroying all that run at large.
Il suggest III this relation that the
policemen be instructed 10 renew their
efforts 20 see that the owners of unlicensed
dogs procure licenses for them immediate
ly. | also suggest consideration of an
amendment to the license law which will
increase the license fee.
Evening star., 1908-01-15

United States agt. George \. GriswoId
forgery; verdict guilty; motion for new
trial filed; attorney. Victor l.. Dodge.
CRIMINAL COURT 80 o-Justice
Barnard.
United States agt. Joseph Paoucci:
murder first degree: order post poning exc
cution To February -. 13JS; attorneys,
Thomas &. Taylor Lambert & Mclean
and r. H. Yeatman.
In re estate of John NJ. rlapp: on trial.
petitioners attorneys. Worthington. Heald
& Frailey; respondents attorney. II. +.
Davis.
United States agt William Greenleaf;
embezZlement: bail reduced To 500; per
sonal recogniZance taken.
PROBATE COtRT-JtS tSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Peter AIcGuinnesS: will admit
granted To Bridget McGuinness: bond.
800: attorney. c. J. Murphy
Estate of Charles l.. Walker; Will ad-
mitted 10 probate and letters testament
tary granted TO Edward b. Murphy. bond
$l2ooo; attorney Chas. J. Murphy
Estate OF John W. Frost: letters of
administration granted TO John E. Las
key, bond. s5.GD; attorneys. Thompson
d Laskey.
Estate Of Richard H. Iansdale: leave
TO amend petition granted: attorney, Mel
son Wilson.
Estate of Sarah A. White; order con-
firminS sale of real estate: attorney. NJ. j.
Colbert.
Estate Of John f. Sullivan: order of
sale; attorneys. Hufty < Hufty
Estate of William II. Neale: letters Of
administration granted to Florence
Neale: bond, $1,000; attorneys. Archer
x Smith.
Estate of Mary Fogarty order appoint
ing julius l. PeySer and James n
Toomey collectors: bond. $500: attor-
neys. Peyser. Johnson x Curtin.
Estate Of Charles Johnson; letters of
administration granted IL Daniel II. Fer
guson; bond. $500; attorneys. Lyon Z
Lyon.
In re Milton T. Neale: order appoint
ing Florence NcaIe guardian: bond
$1,000; attorneys, Archer & smith
In re Edith Tubb!e: order appointing
Lou Tubble guardian; bond. $1,000: at
torney. William Henry Dennis.
Estate of Ellen Adine Bell: petition for
probate OF will filed: attorney. w. \. Nc
Kenney.
Estate of William II. Neal: petition for
Archer & Smith.
In re Milton L. Neal: petition to appoint
guardian filed: attorneys. Archer & Smith
Estate OF Charles c. Stewart: petition
for letters of administration filed, attor
ney. l.. NJ King.
Estate OF May B Cummings: petition
for letters of administration fled: attor-
nevs. Evans. Benson & Poultney.
Estate OF jesse N SSitlt. ltlleTS OF dG-
minstratio granted 10 Sophia Scale
bond. $3.50: attorney. NJ. j. Colbert.
Estate OF William y. Hahn: eXemplitied
copy of will filed
In re Lorraine G.. Smith ct al: order of
instruction; attorney. w. {. Sullivan.
In re- Emma Bragnier OF al. order TO
incumber real estate: attorney. Herbert
l.. France.
Estate of Amos L. Stewart: petition for
probate of will filed: attorney, c. II. Bau-
man.
Estate of John Fogarty: will dated Feb
rrary 10 1897. filed. with petition for pro-
bate: attorneys Darr & Peyser.
Estate of Julia s. Marks; will dated
January 25. 1872 filed.
Estate of Margaret F. Buckelew:
amended petition filed; attorney, T. ii.
Stephens.
Estate of William o. Denison; motion to
frame issues filed.
Estate of Cordcia Howgate; will dated
March. 1Gno. filed.
In re Edith Tribble petition TO appoint
guardian filed: attorney. Oliver II. Carson.
Evening star., 1908-01-15

A MAN WANTS 4 JOB OF PRINT
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We don't care to rush things too inuch, po'
now and then we like 10 show how fast we can
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SHERRY PRINTING CO., 1lth and T. sts-
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PALMISTRY.
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Tie renowned Oriental Palmist and Psychic
who. fn his readings. will reveal 10 you the
history of your life. and in of changes
difficulties personal business matters,
you will find his advice OF iBestimabe value
StuIios. lG2a Q ST. NV. Phone North 1l3O h.
Hours 10 am. Ia pm. no29- COTS
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

rHE oRDEI: OF THE EASTERN STAR HERE
by invites all members Of the order ard all
Masonic brethren to meet the most worthy
grand matron of the General Grand Chapter.
Mrs. Ella simmons Washburn. THURSDAY
EVENING. January l6. at 1907 It. nv.
from 10 II pm. ta143t
l. o. o. F.-THE GRAND LODGE OF TIE IN
dependent Order OF odd Fellows of the Dis
trict Of Columbia will meet In annual session
ut Odd Fellows Hall. 9TH st. NV. on Wednrs-
dRy at 5 pm. Members requested to be
present. JOSEPH /. PORTER. Grand Secy.
Evening star., 1908-01-15
PUBLIC SCHOOL INQUIRY
INVESTIGATION BY SUBCOM-
MITrEE TO BEGIN FRIDAY.
Made Necessary by Passage of
Scott neutrality-suspicious. as
to Who May Be Called.

The investigation of the local public
schools by the school subcommittee of
the Senate COMMITTEES on the District OF
Columbia will probably begin in earnest
at O'Clock Friday afternoon of this
week This was the decision reached
tentatively at a meeting of the subcom-
mittee this morning. al which Senators
Burke;t of Nebraska. chairman. and Sen
ators Scott OF West Virginia and john
ston of Alabama were present.
1t was not decided today whom the
committee will call first. but it is con-
sidered probable that DIR. William l..
Chancellor will be among the first. Later
members of the board of education. Supt.
Stuart and other officials and teachers
of the system will doubtless be called.
Communications Received
Seantor Bufkett has stack of commu-
nications from persons who are hostile TO
the board of education. Chief among
these is a letter of great length from DR..
Chancellor ,ated January 8. 1908, IN
which the former superintendent says:
This month the division of school sta
tistics of the census bureau has requested
me to notify in any suitable manner the
Congress of the United States that the
inquiry of clerk assigned to Washington
took two weeks. whereas Boston took one
day. and adds in his opinion the school
accounts suggest opportunities for waste
or worse. and that he could not trace
thousands of dollars
The letter contains numerous other COM
plants, some of which will probably be
considered by the subcommittee.
Information will be sought by the sub
committee from the government bureau
of statistics in order to determine the ex-
act nature of the public school finances
The attention of Senator Burkett has
been called by one of the teachers of the
system to alleged incongruites in the
schoo! law and the rules and bylaws OF
the board of education. These have to do
principally with the relations between the
superintendent of schools and the assist
ant superintendents. the point at issue be-
ing that the board has sought to contro-
vert the law by limiting the powers of the
superintendent.
Length of Time to Be Taken.
None of the members OF the subcommit-
tee care to say how long they anticipate
the school investigation will last or to
what extent it will go. The investigation
has been made necessary by the passage
of the Scott resolution. and no matter
what the incinations of the members of
the District committee may be-and il is
understood that the majority are in favor
of letting old sores heal-the hearings
must proceed. unless further action is
taken by the Senate.
The hearings will probably be open to
ha
Evening star., 1908-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE SroCk-
holders Of the Columbia Granite and Dredging
Cooperation will be held at the office "f Gard
l.. Rpothe. 1a6 South Fairfax street. A"x-
sniiria. Va. IN THURSDAY. January 1G. 10fs.
AT II O'Clock noon. for the purpose of clcctins
directors for the ensuing year. and Tor the
transaction Of other business Of the corporation
J. II BRADLEY. President.
GUSTAV \. BONNET, Secretary.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the City and Suburban Railway OF
Washington. for the purpose Of electinS a board
Of directors to serve for the ensuing year and
transact such other business viii prop
erlv com" before the meeting. viii he held at
the office OF the company. 18th and East Capi-
tol sts. ne. Washington. D. c.. Saturday.
January Is. 1908. between the hours OF 100
and 200 I. m -
iaS11t +. ]. WHIT TEHEAD. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING oF TIE STOCK
holders Of the Washington Railway sud Elcc-
tric Company for the election Of directors 10
serve for the ensuing year and The transaction
Of such other business property come
before the meeting will he held at fite office
of rhe company. 1ith and Eas; ,apitol SITS.
Washing ton, II. C.. on SATURDAY. JANUARY
Is. 1905. between the hours of ! m. and
pm L. j. NHlIEHEAD S"trftafy-
iaS-11t
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year and one day: attorney, w. p. Plum
ley.
United States ast. James Larker as
Sault with dangerous weapon: sentence.
penitentiary for five years. attorney,
David Rothschild.
United States agt. Harry H. Wilson:
assault with dangerous weapon: sentence
penitentiary for five years. attorney, }.
Med. Darlington.
United States agt. John Swan; larceny
from United States: motion for sentence
continued. recogniZance taken for SEN
tence; attorney. j. Med. Carrington
United States agt Elias Jacobson: false
pretenSes: witnesses summoned eX-
pense of government; attorney, w. T..
PlumleN.
United States ast. Charles Landrum
housebreaking; verdiC; guilty. with recon-
mendation to mercy OF the court: attor-
neys. Il. l. GaSkins and Henry Thomas.
United States agt. George y. GriSwoid;
forgery; verdict guilty; motion for new
trial filed; attorney. Victor l.. Dodge.
Evening star., 1908-01-15
Condition of the Water.

remperature and Condition of Water at
S A. M.-Cireat Falls. temperature, 30; con-
dition 400: Daiecarlia reservoir. tempera
.ture 81; condition at north connection,
800. condition at south connection, 40
Georgetown distributing reservoir. tenn
perature 80; condition at infiuent gate
house 1oo; condition at effluent gate
house
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Minimum temperature past twenty -four
hours. 26 a year ago. 40.
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Mn1ch Heat Obtained.

Much Heat ODLalTASAe
The result Of having us repair the iiInact t :" y,
,atrohe will he evident in the greater amount OF
heat obt aimed. ,.,- ,,., :,
HUTCHINSON & MCCARTHY. l3l' 1ith 81; coo
" "a Phone North 69t'.-
wANTED-CASHPAI FOR FL RNi hn. ~ AN
"a.s nfpca and store fixtures Of all kinds: fur
ritnre stored. packed and shipped Address
BAUM 9l2 Pa ave. NV. Phone Main Lot
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JOSEPH u. SULLIVAN. ATTORNEY.
Columbian building.


JOSEPH p. SULLIVAN. ATTORSEY
Columbian building.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF OIL BUSINESS.
HORSES. HARNESS. TANK WAGONS
OILS. ACCESSORIES. ETC INCLUDING
GOOD WILL. or AN OLD ESTABLISHED
TANK LINE OH. BUSINESS
Ry order of the Probate Court the undersigned
line oil business conducted hy the late John II.
Hellman. established for twenty years. including
fhe good will and route OF said business now
yielding good income. Bids TO be opened on
Saturday. January is, at IL O'Clock, at room 4os.
Columbian building. The property TO be sold as
going concern. Examination can be made
I'd and Phone Main Gs1 X.
rejec; all Offers. MAE HEfLMAN.
ial35t AdmiG.stratIix
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holders cf the Potomac Electric Power Company
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fu0 raAt 'afftol streets. w ashlnElnn. ID. G..
SATURDAY. January Is. 1908. a. | pm. for
the election Of directors 10 for the en-
tung year. and such other business NAV
properly before the meeting.
The bylaws requir. that the hooks for the
transfer of stock shall be closed thirty (30l
GAYS prior TO the annual meeting. Books for
tie transfer of stock Will. therefore. he closed
from December ~ 1907. to January IS 1905
',1th dates inclusive.
deI9-ifeSu r. j. WHITEHEAD. Secretary.
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Evening star., 1908-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SPECIAL. MEETING OF THE STH'kll0LD
crs of the Firemrn's Insurance Company OF
Washington and Georgetown. In the District ot
Columbia. will be held at the offi," or the
company. at the corner Of 9TH street ana Low
isiaBa avenue northwest. In the city oi WASH
inGton. in the District of columbia. on MY,
DAY the 18th day Of February. 1905. nj l.
o'clock m to vote upon the question of making
tho company a perpetual company hy virtue oi
the i>ons of section CAT OF the code lot
the District Of Columbia
EI.pRFD q. DAVIS. WM. j. WILSON.
= O. AINSWORTH H. A. CASTELAR,.
En. DERRICK. JOHN OtiNN.
GEO W MOSS ALLAN +. WALKER.
EDWIN n. JONES ROGER /. Mll' Hill"
ja15-.ot DIRECTORS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING uF THE POLICY
holders of the Mutual Investment Fire lnsnr-
ance Company of the District of Columbia. FOR
the election of trustees for the ensuing year
and for other business. will b. held AT the vi.
fec Of the company. No. 80 loth ST NV. ="
MONDAY, January -. 1905. II . octck III.
Polls oprn from . To- d pm. All poiic.
holders arc requested to h. present and N"t''
as a proxy vote IL not allowable
iaI53t RICHARD J. BEAiI. SECRETARY
NOTICE; Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PART.
nership existing between e. H. Lavender anu
Julius Pekofsky. under the firm nam" am am
s,yle of !. Pckofsky & Co.. at No - IN, n,'
81 NV was dissolved on the l'lH Ia1 VI
JaSI, AIRY 1905 by mutual consent. All debts
owing TO the said partnership are TO re par"
Ia e H. Lavender at No. As llth St. nv.
ar 10 Mr. L. T. Behrcnd. Columbian hiildihs.
4IG 9Th St NV All debts due by said paFthet-
ship arc to he presented to Mr. -: LavGlns'r Lawns
for payment. II; .Ir2nrEY IN >y'''''
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B. 3. Earnshaw & Bro.

WHULESALE UEUNFKN. I'm anu " sIs =.
The ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the National Savings and Trust
COMPANY for the election Of directors and for
such other business as may properly come be-
fore it, will be held at the office OF the com
pany northeast corner 18th St and New York
ave- on Monday. /the goth day of January.
1908. at o'clock pm.
: CHARLES L. NYMAN.
is1S
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1909 PA AVE AND 401- -03-05 ELEVENTH ST.
-iaIJ-d.eSu.14
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the AMERICAN SECURITY AND
Trust COMPANY will be held II the Office
OF the company. on the northwest corner of
PENNSYLVANIA and 10Th ST. NV. MON
pay JANUARY 20. 1905 at IL o'clock noon.
CHARLES J. BELL. President.
Attest: JAMES +. HOOD. Secretary.
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Evening star., 1908-01-15
BUSINESS Arguments

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The daily tribune., 1908-04-30
PERFECTING DEFENSE
FOR ATLANTIC COAST

Washington, April 30-An exten-
sive system of maneuvers, in which
destroyers. torpedo boats. submarines
and other craft will take part, will
be held during the coming month by
the navy department. The object
is to perfect a system Of mobile do.
fense for the Atlantic seaboard.
There will be between forty and
fifty fighting craft in command Of
Commander Marsh Practically all Of
the thirty-three torpedo boats avail.
able will be included, with six or
seven submarines and two destroyers.
Three submarines of the Viper class
will be available, besides two of the
Adder class. without counting the
Octopus and the old Holland.
The feature of the mobilization will
be the demonstration OF the value Of
tHe suDnhrlne LOT coast ueIence
purposes. The navy department con-
templates materially increasing the
utility Of the submarine by provid.
ing each fotilla with what Is termed
a 'mother ship" The gunboat
Castine, of LIN tons. will be used as
mother ship" The great advant.
age Of the ''mother ship" will be
the movable base which 1t will pro.
vide the Submarines, thereby increas.
ing their radius of action In very
large degree.
Aside from the practical demon.
stration OF this new idea the subma.
rines will go through experiments in
diving. in avoiding seagoing craft aud
in approac hing and fleeing from the
enemy.
The mobilization of the destroyers
and the torpedo boats will be as com.
plete as that OF the submarines and
will take place at the same time.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-30
LONDON PRINTERS TO
MEET WITH |. 7. U.

London. April 3o-At meeting to.
day of the executive committee Of
the London Society OF Compositors.
which has membership OF over i2. =
900. II was decided to send delega.
tion Of English printers to confer with
the International Typographical
union OF America Mt the convention
Of the latter IN Boston next August.
The society will invite the lord mayor
Of Dublin. who was formerly rnion
printer and who still retains his card
to head the British delegation to
America,