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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
PEMMSYL RAILROAD
Bulletin.
Bulletin.
THE new CAPE MAY.

supendous work has been progress Cape May for
four years. Taking section of salt flats five hundred
the landmakers have literally turned bottode and
spread hundred of salt marshes. Two
poses have been accomplished landocked harbor of five
hundred hrtyve feet in Depth has been made and
city site covering hundred has been raised tidal
marsh maximum grade of eighteen feet OF solid ground
This work finished and the city being laid The govern
recognizing the value of the habo has appropriated
million and half dollars it by navigable channel
to deep water and this construction is about begin
In central location the magnificent hotel
has been erected 1t is six stories high built of brick and
steel and absolutely frepoof 1t contains $50 chambers and
$50 baths supplying hot and cold fresh and salt The
hotels of the world have been studied for suggestions
the construction, equipment and furnishing of this house,
and the best of all have been utilized 1t complete in
detail
The Hotel Cape May will open April 1908. and
open during the and thus the exceptional charms Cape
May ally may be enjoyed through
medium of completeyapponted city hotel the brink
of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
DIRECTORS TO ATTEND.
Board of Trade Plans for Funeral of
Crosby S. Moves.

At special meeting OF the board of
directors of the Washington Board of
Trade yest"rdcr afternoon. held for the
purpose Of ta<:ns action on the death OF
crosby :. Noes. almost the entire board
Was reDresrn ted \ committee consist
ing of Messrs. K. Ross Perry. Myron NJ.
Parker. William V Cox. $ w. Woodward
aAd Thomas w Smith was appointed TO
draw uU suitable resolutions. This COM
mittee will meet this afternoon. Ii was
proposed to have a delegation meet the
funeral train at d point on either the
Baltimore and Ohio or PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road Thursday afternoon and Messrs
CunO II. Rudolph. George II. Harries and
r. IL Warner were selected. 1t is ex-
pected that d large delegation from the
board will be at the Union station to
receive the remains on arrival here.
The entire board of directors and all
the officers that available were con-
siituted a special delegation TO meet Sat
urday afternoon and attend the funeral
services in body. Those who are eX-
pected 10 attend are:
Cuno II. Rudolph president: r. South
ard Parker. first vice president; J. II.
Small. ir.. second vice president: George
II Harries. secretary: W. p Van Wick!e
treasurer: William NJ. Shuster assistant
secretary. and Directors Scott G. Bone. T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
TO RESTRICT INJUNcT1oNs.
President Gompers Speaks in Favor
of the Pearre Bill.

The House committee on judiciary gave
hearing yesterday on the Pearre anti-in.
junction bill. President Gompers of the
A r. OF L.. who was the principal
speaker said that the Pearre bill was the
only measure which would check the in
vasion of human rights by the use of the
injunction.
AS time goes on lie said. The injunc-
ton is being used TO invade further and
further the constitutional rights of the
workingmen of the United States
Mr.. Gompers eplaned that all the ar
suments for the enactment of The bill had
been advanced by organized labor, and
said he believed that the policy of the
opponents of The measure was to cause
delay and procrastinario zion sufficient to in
sure no action by the committee. Mr..
Gompers announced lie had list of tn ?
injunc;ions which he thought had been
unjust to organized labor, which he in
tended 10 submit TO the committee later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
Campaign Club Formed.

A republican campaign club. to be
composed OF citizens Of Good Hope Ana
costa and East Washington, and named
for Senator ]. B. Foraker, met last night
at the Home Seekers Building Associa-
TONS Office, 323 eth street southeast At
this preliminary meeting Joseph H. Gaunt
presided and Dr. J: r. Wilder was in
the national republican convention to be
held in Chicago.
A mass meeting will be held in one
OF the halls Of East Washington as soon
as arrangements can be completed The
committee Of arrangements consists of
James Short. j.. f. Matthews and H.
Simmons.
The officers of the j. &. FORAKER Re-
publican Club are: Joseph Fl. Gaunt
president; Edward n. Colbert. vice presi-
dent: Daniel Miller, secretary; Charles
Norton. assistant secretary, and William
dorsey trea Surer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25

Mr.. Little. a loyal son of the state, was
drafted. He made speech OF rounded
periods and swelling cloquenc>.
The 200 New Hampshire feasters were
either dazed. dumb Orwell. never mind
but never hand did M. Little get. I'M
penetrable silence was his portion from
start to finish. and not till the end did he
have his revenge. He then announced:
Gentlemen, ]. have repeated to You
word for word the great speech of Daniel
Webster. our greatest son, at the New
Hampshire festival held in Boston in
November 1919. and not a mothers son
of New Hampshire hele has recognized
word of it,
Then came the yells and shouts Of
laughter and from that hour Mr. Little
has been known as Daniel Webster No. z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25

about $50 a foot, is said to have been
sold for s27. 1000 or at the rate OF about
So. 49, foot. The purchaser Is said to
have also bought another lot on this side
containing 2,YS7 square feet. assessed at
about 50 cents a foot for the ground ana
s. 300 for the improvements. making It's
real value. by the assessment rule, S0.ooS;
or about $2.35 foot. and the price paid
for it was 1900 or about $3.OS foot.
Some of the Prices.
The owner of a lot containing 3.121 feet.
assessed at 60 cents a foot and S25O Tor
the improvements, making its real value,
by the two-thirds assessment rule. &c.
:15S so or about $40 a foot. wants $4,000
for it. or about 81. sou foot. The ad-
Joining part of the same lot. with the
same area and rate of assessment for the
ground and 5000 for the improvements,
is said to yield an annual rental OF 500,
which is 5 per cent interest annually on
SO 500 There are said to be fou- other
lots nearby to which these figures Will
apply
The owner of perhaps the choicest piece
of property on the Missouri avenue side
wants $40. 600. or about 1851 foot for 1t.
1t contains 1925 square feet. assessed at
60 cents foot with improvements as
sessed at $4,000. making it's real value,
By the tWo-thirdS assessment rule, $.l,-
Ala. or a fraction more than So foot.
On the AZ street side the owner of
3O22 square feet. assessed at $636I, or
$40 a foot. for the ground. and $2.2oO
for the improvements, is said to value
his holding at $4,000, or about $3.50
foot, although it's real value. ascertained
by the two-thirds assessment rule, Is $ll.-
SOL. or a fraction less than $500 a foot.
sale. however. of five lots containing
in the aggregate 6843 square feet. assess
ed at about S1.3:; a foot and improve
ments assessed at $3.4OO. making their
real value by the two-thirds assessment
rule SIS, 73S. brought $1S.JOO for the pro-
perty. or at the rate o. 10 foot. and,
it is said fairly fixed the value of lots on
that side of the square. 1t is claimed that
the owner has since refused an offer of
$50 900 for it.
Except. on the avenue side. where the
buildings as rule, seem to be Of better
class than on the square between Sd
street and Az street. it is said that there
have been no improvements made in the
square, but the erection of the Kendall
building on Missouri avenue and nothing
beyond the general march of progress and
speculation to increase values. Indeed
it is claimed by the advocates of the
Hepburn bill, the removal of the PennSyl-
vania railroad station has very. materially
decreased values in the 9th street end of
the square, and now is a splendid time for
the government to secure possession Of
the property.
Tax Assessors Records.
The following table shows the lot num-
bers. the number of square feet in each
lot and the assessed value of both ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
DANIEL WEBSTER NO. 2.
Luther B. Little Astounds Granite
Staters With EloQuence.

NEW YORK. February 25.-Luther b.
Little. secretary and treasurer of the re-
publican state committee. is now known
as Daniel Webster No. , Perhaps he
hasn't the foresic talents of the great
Daniel. but in another way he has earned
the name.
At the recent dinner of the New IIamp-
shire Society the dinner committee at the
last moment was shy of speakers w. +.
Chandler and others couldn't come, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
w. B. MOSES & SONS.
Special Values of Note.
Oriental Rugs.

Reg. value. Special
#. in. $4,000 s172.5O
) l Kirmanshah. ft.xS
1t. IN. soouW SS-o.U
, l kirmanshah. TT. IL
, in.x1O IT. I in. $4,000 $4,000
l Kirmanshali #. 6
!. inx12 IT, 8 in. ...... $525. 90 $4,000
, 1 Kirmanshah. 10 TT. IL
INKS #. 10 in. $1,000 $4,000
. 1 Tabriz. ft.x11 it. 4
, in. ..... 1882 90 $4,000
Tabriz. #. in.x12
It. in...........s5 $500 $4,000
. it. in. $4,000 sl72.5o
!. 1 Khorassan. 6 IT. Z in.
. X13 IT.. .So20oU $2-o.OO
. l Khorassan. fl. 8
: in.xIo #. i in. ...... 5000 $3.50
Bijar, 6 TT. in.x11
it. / in. $1,000 $4,000
India. 8 ft.x1S #. Z
. in......... .......... s225.O0 s111.75
. kandahar, fit. 8 in.
XII TT. IL in. ....... $500 S92.. 80
Gorevan, 9 TT. ink
IA #. 4 in. .$215.OO $3.50
. Gorevan. 0 it. 9 ink
. II IT. II in. $4,000 S1o'.oO
. Teheran. s TT. ink
. II #. in. $4,000 $500
!. Teheran. #. ink
. ii IT. 3 in. ..$22o.OO $4,000
. Persian, 8 TT. 5 in.x11
II. In. .$ZS0.O $l4i.0O
!. G. TX for Oriental Rugs,
PO.|o worth up to $I3.75.
Small Shirvans, Anatolians,
. Hamadans and Lesghis.
/: $1,000 for Oriental Rugs,
!. y 1O'OO worth up to $500.
Shirvans, Bergamos and Da-
!. CT IN for Oriental Rugs,
!. y /'oO worth up to $1,000.
Cabistans. Daghestans, Mo-
. suls and Beloochistans.
!: $24.5O x 505 Gr sn ta s Rug s9,
. Fine Daghestans, Shiraz and
> BokaraS.
w. R. MOSES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
Brandenburs. Walter A. Brown Aid,

G. Brandenburg. Walter A. Brown. Adds
Il. Browne. William V. Cox. Edward III
DrooD. Albert F. Fox. William r. CALI
her. Edwin e. Graham. Robert y. Harper
William G.. Henderson. John b. I.arner
Ralph w Lee. A. NJ. Lothrop. Thoma s
p. Morgan. Clarence F. Norment. James
r. Oyster. Il. Ross Perry. Frederic L.
S!ddons. William III. Singleton. j. ii
Small. ir.. Thomas W. Smith, George
Truesdell. John l.. Weaver. John NJ. vii
son and S. W. Woodward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25

Alice Stone Blackell Clara C. Park Ce-
la Pa ker Wooley and Ella w. Peattie
reply to DR.. G. Stanley Halls article
Termination of Boys See next Sun
days Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
Tax Assessors Records.

The following table shows the lot num-
bers the number of square feet in each
lot. and the assessed value of both ground
and improvements in reservation 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
DR.. Wilder States Position.

DR.. J. r. Wilder stated to Star re-
porter today, regarding the local republi-
can campaign for the honor of service as
delegate to the national republican con-
venton. that he is in the race until the
finish. and If elected he will vote as the
people of the District instruct him to vote
He said Senator Foraker is undoubtedly
the primal choice.
II is stated. in DR.. Wilder's behalf that
he enjoys the confidence and respect of
the people of the District. He was born
in Columbia. s. c.. fOrty-three years ago
but has resided in Washington for the
past twenty-three years. He is i grad
uate of Howard University. from which
institution he has received the degrees o.
NJ. d. and Phi. d. He is president of the
Civic Club of the District of Columbia
and member of the Medico- Chirurgical
Society also of the District of Columbia
He is a member of the National Associa-
ton for the Study and Prevention of Tu-
berculosis. and a member of the iIiterna-
tiOnal congress on tuberculosis. which is
to meet in this city in September next
He is a member of the committee on tu-
berculosts of the Associated Charities of
the District Of Columbia, and has been
quite active in lecturing in the colored
churches OF this city on that subject He
is on the medical staff of the new Freed
mems Hospital. and is physician to the
National Home for Destitute Colored
Women and Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25
Want Wilder as DELEGATE.

number of colored men met at 1903
Delaware avenue southwest yesterday
evening and organized suffrage club.
which favors a change i'm the system of
the District government and the election
OF those who govern by direct vote of
the people. The following officers were
elected. Rev. w. Westry. president: H.
W. White. vice president: enjamin Wat
kins. secretary; James H. Bogerson, as
sistant secretary: A. Ford. chaplain. and
Allen Griffin, sergeant-at-arms.
The selection of delegates to the Chi
cagO convention was discussed, and a
resolution was adopted indorsing the can
didacy Of DIR. j. r. Wilder for colored
delegate and Senator j. r. Foraker was
declared to be the choice for President Of
the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-25

PILES CURED IN 8 TO II DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrndlns
piles in 6 to Il days or money refunded. soc.
ocl-tu&x-O
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-08-28
Ordinance No. Sc.

An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. "A
entitled An Ordinance relating to
animals and poultry running at large"
The city council of the City of Virginia
do ordain as follows:
Section l. That sections One ~ and Ten
lO) of Ordinance No. "A entitled An Ordin.
ance relating to animals and poultry run
ming at large" be aud is hereby amended.
That section One a. be amended by add.
ing thereto ANY chicken. turkey. goose,
duck. or other poultry"
Section z Section Ten (lOD shall be
amended az follows: The pound district
of said citv shall be extended to include all
that territory within what 10 known and
designated az "Anderson's Addition to the
City of Virginia"
Section / This Ordinance to be in force
and take effect from and after it's paaaape
and publication.
Moved by Alderman Boylan. supported
BY Alderman. Nattson. that the above oe.
dinance be adopted.
Ayes: Aldermen Elnaquist. Boylan
Tre2ona. 4ettooo. Mr.. PreoidenF
Nays: None.
Adopted this nth day Of Asguet. 1soa ,
,s.-.%s@e - =. a. G.. O0D000, zfs1
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-08-28

Council Chamber. City of Virginia, Minn.,
August l8, 1908
Resolution No. 153. 1908.
Resolution authorizing Virginia Light &
Water Company to install an arc light
BY Alderman Trezona.
Resolved by the City Council of the City
of Virginia. That the Virginia Light and
Water Company be and hereby is in
structed to install an arc light at the corner
of Hickory street and Central avenue and
Provided further. that the city clerk be
and is hereby instructed to Cause copy of
this resolution to be served on the Virginia
Light and Water Company.
Moved by Alderman Boylan. supported
BY Alderman Elmauist, that above reso-
luton be adopted.
Ayes-Alderman Elmquist, Boylan, Ire
zona. Mattson. Mr.. President-5
Nays: None.
Adopted August Is. 1903.
A. c. OsBoRN.
President of the City Council.
Approved August "A. 1903
A. HAwKrNsoN,
Mayor.
ALBEIT &. BIcKFoRD.
City Clerk.
Presented to the mayor August q. lso8. g,
Returned by the naavor August q. 1Soe.
(sHAL) -.
Moved and supported that the council ,d-
journ until next regular meeting.
Gained. .-~--' ~ e2a'" :. E sEE.a ~ $S
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Council Chambers, City of Virginia. Minn..

Council Chambers, City of Virginia. Ninn..
August IL. 1903.
Resolution No. 149. 1903.
Resolution accepting the plans and speci-
fications for Sewer District No One % and
authorizing city clerk to advertise for bids
BY Alderman NattsOn.
Resolved BY the City Council of the City
of Virginia. that the plans and specifica-
tions for sanitary sewer in Sewer District
No. az set forth in the city engineers pro-
file presented TO the city council August IS.
1908 be and the same is hereby approved
and accepted and the plans and opecifica-
dons of the same shall hereinafter be
known ~ the Official plans and specifca-
lions for such sewer District No. One a.
and the city clerk be and hereby 10 in
structed 10 dle the same In his Office and
provided further. that the city clerk be and
hereby - dnakfpcted 20 advertise for bids
for Sewer District No. One ~ - are on .Ale
In hiO o0ce t = zssss s sa
Il lEevedssby A1dernlan Doylaa. saspoeAed