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The Washington herald., 1908-08-04

GENERAL DEPOT OF TIE QUARTERMAs-
tsr's Department. Washington. D C--Sealed pro
posals. II trpcate. VII . received az this odace
until Il O'Clock a Il. TUESDAY September
L 1903 and then p1bGcy opened for furnishing
and deltve-1nE forage and Washington
Barracks ard WashinC101- D 9; Forts AIyeT ard
Hunt Virginia. F0ru Washington Maryland: The
Arlington National CCmeuGTy. Virginia: Richmond.
ITEITia. and Charlotte North Carolina during the
period October 4. lsS. 10 June %. I9e9- Blark
fo-1s ard instructions fo- making proposals and
further information VIII be furnished intending bid
GeTs upon appicztiOn al this Od3ce. II GRAY
ZALINSKI. MAJOR and Oy-arteTuaster. c. 5 Army.
IN charge Of DEPOT au1Sz52I
wANTED-PROP1SALS FOR wRECKING AND
removing buildings from site q new Auditorium
Theater BLSB-I7-l9 Il St NV For particulars
cali or write AUDITORIUM AMUSEMENT CO..
3fGnsey Bldg aust
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WRITES SIX CONFESSIONS.
Mary Farmer, Condemned, May
Have Insanity Plea

Auburn. y. Y. Aug. 3-WaterJowu at
torneys have fled q notice OF appeal in
the Mary Farmer case.
This acts as a stay Of execution. which
was fixed TO take place some time this
week
AIrs. Farmer has written her sixth con
fession, said TO be totally different from
a1y sic has made heretofore Because
OF The variance in her statements. her al
torneys Will Try 10 prove her insanity
She is at present guarded day and night
by q relay OF three women
Mary Farmer was found guilty, jointly
with her husband. James D Farmer, BY
q jury IN Wa1ertown- on June Is Ths
verdict was reached in three hours The
woman and her husband were tried for
the murder Of Ms Sarah Brennan The
motive for the murder, as brought out az
the trial. was TO gain possession OF the
Brennan home
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RAILROADS.
w, B. & A. E. RY.
The Electric Line. .
DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND EALTLNlEE

DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
The BEST WAY To BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
OILS. L. 3 NAVAL ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electro palace CARS from NLI-s House Station
l5th ard Il 50 NORTHEAST
Fer Balti-lore--5-55 $50 30. 80. 500. $50.
30, SO. le1U lea -IIJG and L-5 a. "a. l2-ls
ncon. Ia. -l09 10 20 80 -5l1. -. so. SO.
> so %, go. $50 80 10. -s-so $50. -l9S5-
-5Na 5so. $40 90 ia. 7zs. -. So. -IeS5.
for Auuspols-6-5l. 80. SO 50. -l-s. ard II -
H. -2-2 80 218. s51. So 80. 6-5. "a. 50.
ard IT'S T. n-. daily.
-Iaaica5es IogaI trains. Az o-aers are limited,
stopping only AZ Narzl Academy gu1c-5o1- No EaLE-
Ilg " hIrlus OF Cals lecgssd-y-
Fazes. one ~sy. Re,snd TIP
To Ba.ll1adrs-.--.....----..-.. Sc SIS
To Annapolis and L :
Naval Acade-y sc So
Al s. cars ran di7ecl 20 White House station
Ticke- o-hcc a. hand y y uortlEest and
AZ White House S1atieu 18th AID Il s-s NORTH
EAST Tglep1ous n -5C6
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KING GUSTAV GREETS KAISER.
German Emperor Goes for short
Visit to Swedish Monarch.

Stockholm. Sweden, Aug S.-EmperoE
William and his party arrived here to
day on board the imperial yacht Hohen-
zollern on a short visit 70 King Gustav
A feet OF Swedish war ships met the
imperial yacht at sea. and later the
King and Queen Of Sweden welcomed the
imperial party aboard the Swedish royal
yacht. A state dinner IN the Emperor's
honor will be given tonight.
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GRAIN PRICES SOAR
Report of Black Rust Causes
Chicago Excitement.
WHEAT AND CORN AFFECTED
Advance of Nearly Three Cents a
BusheI scored in Windy City Pit.
scorchIng Hot Weather RespOn-
sfbIe for Damage Reported-BuTI-
fsh News Seized by Traders.

Chicago, Aug 3.-Scorching hot weather
throughout the corn belt and the Dakotas
and Minnesota threw the board Of trade
into wild excitement to-day and sent the
price Of wheat and corn soaring silyward-
The former grain advanced nearly , cents
a busheI and the latter showed almost an
equal sharp bulge in price
Bunish sentiment in wheat. which has
been developing recently Is the result Of
black rust reports from the Northwest.
broke out with intense vigor today upon
the receipt Of a dispatch from NIinaeapo-
lis. which declared that the black rust IS
worse than in 1904 and that the crop is
simply burning up with the heat
The advance IN corn was hejped along
by a dispatch that stated that the corn
crop in Central Illinois has begun 20
fire" owing 10 excessively high temper
arures.
Early Trading BuIIish-
Extreme buIHshress marked trading al
the opening and initial quotations on
wheat and corn showed wide fluctuations.
prices ranging from "A tri7e below sat
urday's closing figures 20 nearly ? cents
above After a little reaction owing TO
proht-takius. prices again started upward,
until the gain in wheat had almost reach
ed 3 cents in the new crop mouThS--he
deliveries vitaIIy affected by the crop
scare. At one time the May option sold
at s1-G%s December at the same time
touched 97i.. and September s77s- Corn
for May delivery mounted % 65z- and
December 70 652s. gain Of - cents in
each case September corn sold Up 10 75ss
cents.
Oats were buIisaIy affected by the sud
den rise in the price OF wheat ard corn
but The advance n that grain was less
marked
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
To AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

EFFECTIVE JUNE =. Iss
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS
GOING-Lv- DiSsr1c1 Line Station. 80 l.
u1o g. T. 2-0 ? Il. SO p n. 7.s5 p Il. al
s-s5 p n
kEIJ JRNING-LT. Chesapeake Beaca SO 4 n
E-s5 ?. II. 21o p n. 90 p Il. $50 p L. aad
l9a0 p IT,
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv. Dls,rct Lzne station, IS a. l. no
a n. go ?. H. so p t. $50 p t. Is D n.
and 9s5 p H.
bEEJRNING-Lv. Chesapeaks Beach. 90 & Il
l-'-5 ?, "a. go . M. 90 :. II. $40 ? z, 800
p r. ard l6-0 8. H.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
GOING-Lg. DIstrlc- Line stztioa IS a n
ll1s a. H. 275 2. u-- so ?. Il, 20 p L. 7.s5
2. H.. aud 9-t5 = T.
hELjhNLNG-Ly- Clesap peake Beach. 20 a Il
-2.i5 ?. ~. 2l0 o. m-. 55o p II. $40 ?. n, 100
?. H. ard 1888 z. H.
PAUL Y WATERS, General MaE2ssz-
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERlIAS-
-e-, Walter Reed Army Cereal Hospital. TaEcna
S-h=tation. WasaluEtcn- . c.. July g. IaS-SeaIed
IT1lcsa-s IN trlI-lcate sGd'ec- % usual c1ndi1us.
v-E Be rcceived here lr-ll = O'Clock noon. standard
time, AUGUST s, lso. for the Construction of one
double set Ct HCsital CCTTs SeTEeznrs- Quarters ar
the Walter Reed Amy General Hoeuital. Washing
ton. D C. including plumbing. gas PIPING electric
wiring and electric lighting fixtures Plans. spec1-
1catlous- blank proposals. ard further information
furnished aTDllcaEion- A d=Tosir Of - required
1o- drawings and sleclrcatl-ss- deposit viz be
TUNED 20 bidder return Of draEICgs here United
States reserves right 90 accspt REJECT any all
BIDS. any Tarc theTecf. Proposals 70 b marked
Pr11osals FOR Se-geal1s' Quarters and addressed
% Capt Z L PETTUS. G. n.
i6-5qauS5
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

REQ RUNABOUT. SEATS -FOUR; SPLENDID
order fully EQUIPPED: bargain 70 quick buyer Ig
Adams Nv ivg97t
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NE LARGE FURNISHED
au2-3t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

TIE EOTALTON. SIS N ST. NV
Very desirable four and Eve room apartments fo-
rent containing exceptionally large rooms; fnspec-
ton invited Apply to A. c. PLANT. care OF A. g
Plant * Co. ia 18th St NV. jeJo-d
The IROOUOIS. ll0 N-FURNIsHED APART
uaents. with Or without bosld. sixth foor. myl-d
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL,
leading features. the Brooks saddle: double mp
control HeisCrun motors; automatic Intake valves
CHAS. z MILLER q BRO. uG5 Isth nv. agents
aus-tf
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.; CARPEN-
te-s and builders: store fitting and remodeng: gen
s-aI house repairing Of al kinds estimates furnished
ROOM 3 653 F NV Phone N rs iy1+set
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE
HELP WANTED-MALE.

yyANTED-TwO BRIGHT YOUNG 1IEN BE
tween the aEes e Is and D 90 solicit advertising
must have hic-ces Excellent Opportunity for va-1--
men who are MT afraid of wors Address BOX
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WANTED-SIX GOOD BOYS TO SELL PAPERS.
splendid locations and permanent e1rpl5ruaut three
bou-s every day- salar ard commission 20 boys xho
vii w1-k- Arp-g WEBB. CiIc1latl5n Department
The He-sd irs-f
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PURE WATER.

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER Is FAMOUS FOR MS
purity; received fresh daily from Chestnut HiIl
Va used and indorsed by leading lhysiciaus. Ofee
u uth Nv. Pk01s Il 65Z. Sr4sls
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-AUGUST . or WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
near Columbia road. pair q b-g1sr-Eus- Re
ward F. DURkIN- Room S42. War Department
aus2r
LOST-A Blue CAMEo STICKPIN. JULY 50,
on the r. and q. train between vs. ssiinsr7a Grove
and RocEEILle o- iu 5--ltr town Reward Notify
15a3 . ST. u-
The VERY BEST ICE CREAM IN The CITY
tor 71c and &c Der gallon delivered LACEY ;
g. New YORK ave. 'Phone Main s53- lySG
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& OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAk ( NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEN TERMINAL Cd STREET NEW YORK.
- g. H. Direr. Pl--nzg Pa-i1r
s1s a N b-lirt E4-59r tl'e 17'-r train
sszy a. D1-tr and A9-luuzu Ps1i1- Car.
f-lUo a. D--e- ard Pullman bar.lr 0a-.
-l.lo g. IL Dl-er and Pullman parl1- Car.
500 3 l. Husa Limited All l--L.-zaz- 5hoylr.
rs. 3 Coacdes y Pallzdelr-h-
80 g r. D---T and F.-i-Llza tlrl1--
= - D. d. Coaches 20 FE1-ada-pr-a.
1888 T. o.Eru6rS
-52a n sleerers
-ATLANTIC CIiY. --ao. go ruoo - Il. rm.
To BALTIMORE
~ ERI hQl On TIE HOUR
80, we -azs - a z % 30 p n
20. Tlg5t- .1ao a. r., - aa9sz. -zz5s. : ..
S-s. 80 $50 80 go $50 r25o. - %,
'l'-'5' is '--7o (55=r7s77y,pn { p
CHICAGO. -. -555 p n
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. ard LOUISVILLE.
30 q n. AS b. r.. 80 uighL
PIITsBJkG. $40 g. r.. - -s-9 p L. -ZS3
CLEyELAND. go
GDLIMEG-~ 80 u n
MHEELING. 80 g. ~. 80 . n
MlNGHEST ER. $50 O. n. -fa5 so :. u
FhEDEisllh. 81. s-la ss--5 g. r.. SlSA i1b.
HAGERsTOWN, -sl5 a. II. $50 Z.
s=ANNAPgL4s- s. d $50. tl2ss nooa. tszo. g-so.
81 l11 so ?. n-
DAILY "a, - -E5ZcesIt sunday ss1nazy only
LtLt.I-hll Ms a. al tae following Tlcset Of
hces- lts 6 81 NV. Man 1871, sc Peanss lgznia
ave- Aaln e New Uu1o1 Station Ticzet once,
sla-n '5''' lnio-rlat11l Bureau Man ISL
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WINDOW CLEANING.

can KEEP YOUR WINDOWS CLEAN
cheaper. quicker. and easier than you can. know
hcss-- LEON L CAHOOS. Acme WINDOW Cleaning
Co. removed 20 1o05 + 81 Nv Phone Asin 7I5s.
1y2533t S. tu-th
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MULES, AND VEHICLES.

AUCTION SALE EVERY TUESDAY THURS
day and SdrrCay- Cone and buy yogr horses q
Us. and save money. We sell strictly on couuis-
sion 5fAGRATH RENNELLY. 95 uth St Nv
5yISt
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
Claims; settle estates Law business in al eour1S
No charge unlszs successful Phone zss5
Gyls-E FULLER AGENCY. Room y, Ils F s..
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FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc. MOVED
with care: packing and shipping a specially
kREIG's EXPRESS, Ia Z s. Nv. Phone Main
Z1A EzSE
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER GO. NOW LOCATED
az sl5 New YORK ave. large padded vans 8 load
Shorse wagon. S load uhI7-eodn
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FRENCH ST. NEAR lsTH-s ROOMS AND
bath; h1es. r-ice. 3 go cash. sl551- BOX l5o.
Herald cHlce aI5E
FOR SALE-A DANDY NV EST1IENT: NEW
b-ck ouesrCry store rented under lease ar 50 per
month. price Ssla0. trust. Sl-55 Better look this
up az once
wILLIGE. GIBBS x DANIEL. 5o5O5 18Th
au35r
FOR SALE a SPLENDID INVESTMENT N
the northwest. a vgry attractive new 6-rooIl- and
bath brick house. cellar furnace heat vel built;
rented u good tenant az so pe- u0ath. price,
$780, JrIst. $50 az Ter cent
WILLIGE. GIBBS q DANIEL. 6l5g5 18th
aust
FINE T-RO0M House on TIE HEIGHTS.
with g. n l.; ooaEsuisur 20 two car lines new
house and IN E-s--class nsigkb1rhood Proo S6.5oo.
Nth 500 cash and balance IN tWO years
A nice 12-r1on house with cabinet uantels. TWO
baths. three open Erste Ereplacs. heated hy hot
water. and splendid residence. with a. II + SZ75
cash VII buy. purchaser 70 assume deed q trus-
CLARENCE Z TUCKER. Room Zl2. Merr1polltan
Bldg rI7-f
MODERN GROOM HOUSES: = FEET FRONTS:
resF Lincoln Pzrks hot WateT heat sooo ready fog
occupancy- A +. GERMAN & CO., LSl @ - "a.
Ey2s-a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR LEASE
FROM ONE To FIVE YEARS
-He FIFTH ST. 81
9 roos. franz. e. m T.. wltL lo- 100 feet square
di1inil-- good place for SIMMER garden o. coal
yard rent So rsr month
HARRY r GLADAIAN
auZ-5- 30 q street southeast
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-L0TS.
ROE SALE-
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c
Ad5oinilE Chevy Cuasc. Nd ard within fhs FJls-
trcL Erontlus oye- 20 feet ou Couuec.icu- aFs-
uues I've streets running east ard vest Sc feet ee
TEti1n- ETey in tie tTsct EFallabie for build
I1s purposes 4 detached houses and tuEgzlov5
erected Bs5sr eozrse Ct co1strucc5oa since aIay
80. the date of opening OF TIE Subdivision Al
c1ty improvements. i1clrdgng water. seac- macz5-
El-lzed streets. sialliltAic sideEaks SHADE trees
A. without expense % pl7chlSer& SPECIAL induce
De1ts are of.ered 70 those who agree 10 build
Wrlts. telephone or cal fC- pla-s aud fan parts
EisFs- Autos and caTIIAEcs Jour disposal
IHOA : FISHER J. CO uNCl.
sS 9Th st. Nv
FOR sALE-OVER Is ACRE n sBEAUTTFTL
Ar-Tr. north of ut Peasant near I5-h 81 e1-
tended YEKY CHOICE LOCATION street graded.
szuClI--c sisuass- low Urce for quick sale. terms
% suit Adlress OWNER. Box IA. HeIzld o-hoe-
-s-r
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DANCING ACADEMY.

Proper and correct dancing taught. IN
- rluGils the Narc=zls. sc1otlizclle -hre-
. ElA,E step. rE5-step wal-z- Summer rates
ElsS3 Private Lessons Also BozIag. Feuciuz
and Wrestling lsS H st. NV.
f~lsrr IN $50
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AGENTS WANTED.

LIBERAL TERMS OFFERED To AGENTS To
s1lci- business fc- responsible UpJu-dlte casual
Z com l1uT. writing al lines
J. c. BOE. Empire State Surety Co.
5v5lrf Room 45. Colorado Bldg
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PAINTING AND REPAIRING.
PAINTING, GRAINING. CARPENTERING
Plsste-lng. and Repairing. JULIUS y. NAY &
Co. Ii5- ? Nv Phone y al lyL-Sl-e cod
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS. &c.

YOUNG PARROTS. CANARTEs. MONKEYS.
Eoidlsl. rHooics. g1lnc1 pigs. dogs. cats and best
Sarltas Dss-nfecrtng for al puruOses and tea de-
stroyer- SCH1IID'S BIRD STORE IL l21h St
Uz-u
PIGEONS, CANARIES. PARROTS. RABBITS,
bird SUPPLIES. &c Pets BEARDED, rrices rizht
BARCLAYS PET STORE. Zs Ilrh s. Nv
syL-
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TABLE BOARD.

-15 RHODE ISLAND AVE Nw-NOw UNDER
new uauasensuL Excellent table board. Eood
home cooking 5e2+eod s0z
IIl5 K ST Nw-EXCELLEST TABLE BOARD.
terms ras5uahls; home table, best q eYc-yJhins-
-51-eod-5]-
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert repai-fnz;
the Kind yOu have been looking so-: any make.
UryWhere. any time HOWARD POTTS BALL In
New YORK ave Tel Main T3S1 sp7-tf
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PAWNBROKERS.
READY MONEY AT , PER CENT
On watches dlaInoads. and jeEel-y-
LOUIS ABRAHAAIS
Bonded broker. ss3 Ninth = Nv
u0E-eod--f
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FOR RENT-HOJSES-

HOUSES FOR RENT.
SIS 9th s. r1oEls and hath. cel1r---------Sa55 .
III New YORK avs Nv. : r0ozns and bath go
ls All ST. nv p and bsth cellar .cll1re5i be- % 50
55- a8tA St. NV, rooms and bath .calored --- 30
STORE
1915 " NV. large 3
FRANK T. RAWLINGS co. unc),
cu15t -555 Pa ave NV
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ENTER ARE YOU LOOKING ne M ~5z S a z
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED

- d ST. Nw-0NE LARGE. COOL ROOM
-u--7
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FRENCH ST. NEAR l0TH-s ROOMS AND
bath; h1es. r-ice. 3 go cash. sl551- BOX l5o.
Herald oH1ce aI5E
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
PKETTY HOMES. LARGE lots ) 70 60 PER
foot. a. Ii Rainier Nd % Zs-h ard 9Th stA
Dear r l. ave- District Lius sta. fare hlsh ard
bealfhy. snail mainly payuecrs = c ROGERS
II voc wAST TO Buy A MAINLAND FAgA
Suburban hone. see send f1r latest b1IlsJtn
Marion Duckett & SOn, s35 + NV
uh17-cf
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

1yANTED-EI RELIABLE CoLORED NAN.
position as bE--=r llIi-1- OF c11c1lau u private
family l7 a M --r-e-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-17

Word has been received by the Unit
ed States Presbyterian Board of For
eign Missions of the death in Cairo,
Egypt, of Rev. DR.. Samuel Currie Wing
aged n, said to be the oldest mission
airy in the world both in age and ser
vice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-17
AMERICA PROSPERITY.

That the American people essentially prosperous shown
striking way by editorial in Washington paper calling attention
increase the per capita wealth of the country difficult
find any proper for continued hard times land
which the following remarks apply t...
The people of the United States richer than
That much Of gain for each individual will
not buy much Of shoes suits of clothes
But when multiplied by 84oOoo which figure the population
is estimated significant 1t gets be somewhat
like fortune, $I2548 When country gains eighth
billion dollars circulation twelve months it the boys
street say, going .J>,
With each and child the United possession
OF theorecaOn the Ist of April 1905 the United
close the heels France the matter of per
According to the statistics of that country possessed per CAPITA
1918 while the United States $3I4 The
Proach to the United States the Netherlands
circulation 5000 possible that France has gained proportion
aey during the past three four years That country the
IN the world from this viewpoint 1t Europes long stocking
funds are held in practically country under security millions
of dollars quarterly into France in the form part
is believed that the phenomenon of the high per capita cc-
the steady advance in both numbers per capita circulation this
tent holding by France of first place the per
Considering the per capita figures of country plain
that the American has ground complaint forty
eight millions of Austans and Hungaans have only 5000 apiece
or about oneouh of the average holding American The
4ooooo of the United Kingdom and Ireland have
only $78 about onaf of the American average Even in
prosperous Germany with its population of 6ooooo the per capita
wealth IS but $226 The japanese have each $3o2 the Hndus
1906 while the Chinese the of all bepeopes of the
ear oang approximately 100000 the munfcent
of $Io6 apiece
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-17
Jack Lucas
Tombstone

Territorial Surveyor Arthur G. Alex
ander yesterday, while engaged in duty
in Wahiawa, discovered the tombstone
of Jack" Lucas.
The inscription thereon read: "Sa-
cred to the memory of Jack Lucas, De-
cember 20, 1875"
"He was a noble man." sighed Alex
ander ALAS! The good die young!'
It seems that years and years ago
when Jack" was young and innocent
he was sent out by his father to learn
something useful, of surveying, and he
himself, while going about with the
surveyors, marked his name and C-.e
date on surveyors stone.
1t remained for some of the humor-
ously inclined chaps out yesterday
with Surveyor Alexander to place the
words Sacred to the Memory OF" be-
fore the words that Lucas himself had
placed there, to wit; Jack Lucas, De-
cember 20, 1875"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-17
SHERMAN
CARRIES
STRAUS
WELL KNOWN LOCAL ATTORNEY
ON HIS WAY TO THE FAR
EAST.

Leon Straus, attorney at law, al
though you might take him for TRACE
dian of the heavy variety, has been in
advertently shanghaied (O.
1t seems he went aboard the trans
port Sherman and went to sleep.
What induced him to go to sleep does
not appear, whether it was an Opiate,
an alcoholic or a case of hypnotism re-
mains to be found out, but he went to
sleep and when the troopship was six
ty miles out of Honolulu there came a
wireless message from the boat an
nouncing that Straus was aboard.
Let him stay aboard" was presum-
ably the message sent back from the
depot quarterHasters office, for it is
noticeable that the transport did not
put back to land him.
The Sherman sailed for Manila, via
Guam, yesterday at p. m. Straus may
be brought back in the Sherman a few
weeks hence or he may become a Fill
pino, if he's not landed at Guam.
Straus sent a wireless to a client in
Honolulu from the Sherman, by the
way, saying IL could not attend fur
Their 20 a case. Straus was always
thoughtful
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Minnesota which yesterday instructed for Taft has til
Republican National convention and the addition to the Taft force
is an important
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GOOD FRIDAY
: DEVOTIONS
CONTINUED from Page oneJ

The altar, chancel, lecturn, pulpit
and nave were ell draped in black, the
clergy wearing black cassocks, the
Bishop alone wearing a white surpl,-S
and robes which are always worn by a
Bishop.
The full choir was in attendance and
rendered the music for the service, the
congregation joining in also. The or
gan was also used, which is something
not usual elsewhere for the Good Fri
day services. The idea may be one
that has been in use here for a num-
Der of years, but inEpiscopal churches
on the mainland the organ is never
used on Good Friday.
After each word from the cross is
expounded, few prayers are said and
a hymn sung. At the end of the SER
vice the bell will be tolled 80 times in
memory OF the death of Christ, he be-
ing that age at the time of his death.
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WRES7LERS READY FOR BUSINESS

The principals who will take part in
the wrestling matches tomorrow night
at the Orpheum, met this noon in Wild
err and Cos offices to talk over the
rules with Harry Cobb who will referee
the two matches.
Those present were Froelecher, Ka-
nae, Baron, Prestidge, Ayres and Rein
ecke. Cobb talked over very tho
roughly with the wrestlers the rules
that will govern the two matches.
The following holds will be barred
in the matches: hammer-lock, flying
fall, strangle hold, flying mare, leg
up-the-back, and full Nelson. Cobb
told the wrestlers in very decided terms
that he will not stand for any rough
ness, biting, kicking, finger twisting,
etc.
Both Froelecher and Kanae are in
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California lately afordng anentaby large list of
abusing positions public trust defaatons being directly
able track gambling.
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the best possible condition, and seem
to be on the most friendly terms. Froe.
lecher and Kanae have chosen the fol.
lowing for their seconds: Reinecke and
Baron will act for Froe echer and Pres
tige and Spencer for Kanae.
A challenge will probably be read al
the ring side, for a match between Nit
suka, the 200 pound Japanese and the
winner Of the Froelecher-Kanae match
to be held on May 2.
H. M. Ayres, who has promoted the
matches, deserves a great deal of credit
as he has taken charge of all the de-
tails for the exhibitions tomorrow night
and if by chance that the house is not
crowded tomorrow night to its full
capacity it will not be his fault.
Roberts and Kauahi were not present
at the meeting as they are putting on
their finishing touches for their match.
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Nothing Delegate Kalananaoes is admirable thar
the which the passage of the Pearl Habor bill nego
tated "a,