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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Mrs. James Shivers leaves today for
 a visit to relatives in Marion, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. Ala, Oct. 20-Arrlved: Steamers Maud (Norwegian) Stranger, Cienfugos; Helen (Norwegian) Storn- em. Puerto Cortez; Belize Norwegian Hanse, Livingston.
 Cleared; Steamers Memlani Brit ish) Middletin Rotterdam
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
Ilh.1 snit nn TrinI.

Testimony in a s5.000 libel suit was heard in the United States District Court today against the steamship Portonia.
 The suit grows out of a collision be. tween the Portonia and the schooner Mary J. Russell in the channel sev, eral months ago. The Mary J. Russell suffered slight damage.
 Pilots having charge of the vessels at the time of the accident were hearo today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

MT. and Mrs. Fred Stockdell of New Orleans, are in the city for few days and are registered at the Cawthon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
Council of Jewish Women.

The preliminary meeting of the council of Jewish women was held this afternoon at. D. m. in the vestry of the Temple. Plans were discussed for this seasons work and the regular meetings will begin on the fourth Tuesday of -tfas month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

sell Ladd, R. s. Bacon, Arthur Yea ger and Palmer Pillans, were present to enjoy Mrs. Wilson's gracious hospi- talitv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Ms. Hunt Chamberlain is now visit ing in Demopoli- and will be the guest of Judge and MrF. William Tayloe and Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Hatch, Jr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
Prevents Food PoIsonin,

DIR. PoRTER's ANTISEPTIC HEAL ING OIL relieves pain, heals and pre- vents Blood Poisoning. The only Household Surgical Dressing, for all Hurts. 26c. adv-3t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
In Honor of Miss AmeIie Lyon.

Mss Jean Miles entertained inform- ally but very charmingly this evening at bridge In compliment to Miss Amelie Lyons.
 After the games of bridge delicious two course supper was served and Miss Miles, who is a finished as we'll as pretty hostess. gave infinite pleas ure to the following guests. Misses Amelie and Virginia Lyons, Louise Vass, Ruth Huger. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Stoekdell of New Orleans: Mrs. George Heakes and Messrs. Speight of Eu- faula, Walter Horn. John McCaa, Mir. Kloetser. Mir. Hazlett and MT. Me-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Dr. and Mrs. Goode and Miss Coode, have left Chicago and are now visiting Mrs. Goode's mother in Detroit,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
NEW STEAMER LINE.
Vessels to Ply Bettveen Mobile and
 Santa Marta.

Mobile, Oct. 2O.-(Special)-T. W. White, local manager of the United Fruit Company returned to the city today from New Orleans and an- nounces that the company will estab- fish a new line of steamers out of Mobile 10 Santa Marta, Columbia, the first steamer to depart on November l.
 The new line will be confined to the transportation of bananas and will greatly increase the shipments of mat fruit to Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Mrs. William H. -Ionk has returned from q summer in Michigan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

PILES CURED IN 6 TO Il DAYS,
 PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure an ycase of Itching. Blind, Llesding sF Protruding Piles In to 14 days or money refunded soc. --tu-saf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Mrs. Mary McNeil Fenelosa arrived home yesterday and Is with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. William McNeil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

You can get genuine bottled Coca Cola in the saloon at the Fair Grounds. Ct.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

Port Fades, La, Oct. 2O.-Arrived; Steamers Carthage. (British) Pederson, Colon. via Port Limon and Port Bar. rios; Bluefelds (Norweglan) Lange, Bluetields; Chickahomln (Brltish) Clark, Santa Marta: Kurrachee (Brit. ish) Williamson. Port Arthur; Joseph Vaccaro. (British) Simpson. Ceiba.
 Sailed: Steamers Excelsior (Amer- ican) Birney. Havana; Vlator. (Nor- weRian) Thorsen. Celba and Ruatan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
NetUs of Mobile Society

union of two old and aristocratic fam tlfea.- r----~ ~
 The presents were numerous and ex- uuislte and after many toast was drunk to the happiness of the bride and groom Dr. and Mrs. Lanaux left for a trip North, after which they will make their home in New Orleans, where pr. LanAux is a young and prominent physician. The brides table was especially lovely and for its centre. held a large basket of white roses and lilies of the valley. The girls who served were Misses louise Overall. Marie Shaffer, Marie Webb, Freela Sage. Emily Boone, Carrie Hunter, Freeda Donald. Virginia Her. udont. Agnes orton and the punch bowl was presided over by Misses Carr rife George and Marie Marston.
 Among the New Orleans guests at the wedding were MT. and Mrs. George Lanaux, parents of the groom; Mrs. George Lanaux. Jr.. Mir. Denis Lam aux, MT. Gaston Lanaux and Messrs T. l.. Alfey, Hblcombe Aiken, Leon Le Bait and Gusta~e BeaureGard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
Afternoon Ten Clnh.

Mrs. Paul Wilson entertained the Tuesday Tea Club today, only the mem. pers. Mesdames William Hunter. Rus
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
rNTER EsTINC TO FARMERS.

See the Field Trial of Improved Implements at Fair Grounds Thursday and Friday. For further information inquire at Agricultural Department. Main Building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21
Announcements.

Miss Virginia Lyons will entertain at cards on Thursday morning in compli- ment to Miss Grace Rockwell.
 Personal Notes.
 Mrs, Rachel Heustis and Miss Mabel Haustis returned yesterday from a summer in Canada and New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

New Orleans. Oct. 20.-Cleared. Steamers Bordeaux (French) Pauvert, Havre; Mercator Norwegian Kaiser. Puerto Cortez: Antilles (Amerlcanl Woodward, New York.
 Galvtston. Texas. Oct. 2O-Arrivet1. !. Steamers-Centurion, (Br.). Tampico; Relay Cable. Oldham, New York schooner Helen Thomas. Lermond. Philadelphia.
 Celared-Steamers: Dora Beltea. (Ital), Mortelea. Barcelona and Genoa Modnack, BrD, Wilson, Havre; Cor don. (Br), Kidner. Hamburg Golden Cross, (Br), Cameron, Hamburg; Pen rith Castle, (Br.), Smith. Antwerp; Gal veston, (Nor), Bryde, Havana.
 Sailed: Steal- ITS - Dora Baltea QtalO, Mortelea, Barcelona and Ge- noa; Evorilda, (Br), Barker, Havre; Fl Rio, (Amn), arker. New York galveston. (Nor.), Bryde. Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-21

chiropOdy, Hair Dressing, AEAnicur- ing. Mrs. Jansen, 11O5 Bell Bldg.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
Pine Ridge Club Outing.

a violin solo rendered by Master Percy
Sopher was an attractive feature of the
musical program at the outing of the Pine
Ridge club on the east bank of the
Anacostia river Sunday. There were
many guests present. the occasion being
the tWenty-tirst anniversary Of the club.
y turkey dinner was prepared for the
members and their guests. Albert o. 'Neill
the clubs chez. and Chris Auracker. his
assistant having fun charge of its prep
aration DR.. J. &. Heida selected he fowls
several weeks before the time set for the
celebration and had them fed upon So
lected grain and nuts. Dinner was spread
at noon and it was not until a late hour
that the guests depa.t
Prof. W, 7. Davis gave several cornet
selections. while Prof Carroll Victor re-
cited some amusing selections Mir
+. =. Nechau received. and saw To The
entertainment Of the guests. Among those
who enjoyed the musical program and
participated IN the dinner wee William
Allen, Prof. Louis Necker Frank Osle
Edward Mcdonald. Joseph O'Brien
james MaiieE. Louis Allen. DR. l. q
Heide, Josepn Quinn. Benjamin Swan
Louis Rcinb~rg. Christian Lance WiIlian
Mti.aiu Shelton Cantor. Prof Charles
htfk". Charles Woodward and John Sat
t4rfisfI
Evening star., 1908-01-22
LABOR FILES PROTEST.
Objects to Award of Contract to
Philadelphia Firm.

T.. J. Ryan, delegate Of the Central
Labor tnion. and Thomas F. Ryan, del
egate OF the Sheet Metal Workers
Union, local No. 1o.. called on Commits
sionel MacTariand Monday and filed a
protest against the Commissioners
awarding the contract for Installing
the kitchen at the District Tuberculosis
Hospital. which is in course OF con-
struction. TO Philadelphia Arm. In
their complaint Ncssrs. RYAN declared
that the Philadelphia company works
it's men nine and ten hours 4 day.
thereby making the competition unfair
for the local concerns. which figured on
the work on an eight-hoIlr-a- -day basis
They also suggested that the Commits
SionerS ask Congress to amend the
eight hour-a day law In the District bv
prohibiting the government purchase of
materials not manufactured under the
eight-hour scale.
Commissioner Marfarland called in
the auditor of the District of Columbia
who stated that as the law now stood
the only question with the Commits
Sioners was as To the financial rcspon-
sibility of the lowest bidder. That under
the organic act the lowest bidder must
be given the con tract ii finanrially re-
Sponsible. Commissioner Macfarland
asked Mcssrs. Ryan if they raised any
question to the financial RESPONSE
bility of the lowest bidder. They said
they did not. Thereupon he said that
there was nothing for the Commission
ers To do but to give the contract to
the lowest bidder, since he was fnan-
cially responsible.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
AT BRIGHTWoOD PARK.
Matters OF Public Interest Discussed
by Citizens.

At i meeting of the BriShtwood Park
Citizens Association Monday evening in
Thomas Hall. corner OF Brightwood ave
nue. and Longfelow street. the report oc
the Joint meeting Of the officers of tho
Brightwood Park. BrishtWood. Pctworta
and Talloma Park Citizens associations
was submitted and approved. \ resolu-
ton was adopted petitiOnng Congress 10
grant the Commissioners authority to
regulate and control the street railway
companies Of the District and require
the roads to furnish through service 10
The center OF the city witl -out change OF
ears. Congress Will also be asked to di-
rect the interstate commerce commission
and the bureau Of corporations to mako
an investigation Of the railway compa-
ni2S. with the object i'm view of compelling
better service.
The prohibition question was discussed
a.d Il resolution adopted providing that
tiou in tHa District tho citizens be given
an opportunity 10 vote on the question
The association went on record as on
posing a central citizens association. as
suggested by the AuacoSta Citizens AS
SociatiGu.
The Commissioners have informed the
association that gas lamps had been or
dered erected on luSraham street between
Illinois and Brightwood avenues. as re-
qHested
The association ndorsed the recommen-
dation Of Mai. Sylvester for a larger police
fore.
After remarks by residents of Sauls
subdivision invited to br present at the
meeting. a buffet luncheon WAS served.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
Race Degeneracy Theme of Lecture.

IN . lecture on Race Degeneracy ana
Eua,ni-.'' delivered Monday before a
sroun of prominent society women
of WASHINGTON at the residence OF
can q II Ernst. on Connecticut avenue.
prof 9 ". 4. Neditz of George Wash
inp;on University advocated what he
called governmental regulation "l mar
riapes and Il system of public pensions
for large families Of selected parentase
9Th agencies and devices. declared lor.
Veditz (which make for racial improve
meut and for tho triumph of occidental
civilization are now so few and insisnlfi-
cont comnared with the blind and instinc-
tive forces that involve race deSeneracE.
tlrat unless systematic ingenuity and con-
scious control are introduced upon large
scale western civilization VIII within d
few centuries be wiped OH lhe map
Afte1. discussing what he terms the IN
eyitablc conflict between the yellow.
brown and black races on tie one hand
and the white races on the otter, Prot.
Neditz said
"Tnlass a radical change brings about
the abandonment Of the shoft-sig eoii. =
of western nations we shall wax u flnd
ourselves elbowed and hustled, and per-
haps even thrust aside. by peoples whom
we looked down upon as sefNile ana
thought of as bound always 10 minister
to our needs Unable to create and keep
for ourselves the sole devices and Wcap-
nps that would enable MS to maintain our
dominion even in those parts OF the edfth
i'm which we can live and develop, the
parts that We're once ours, others VII!
enter in and enjoy upon footing oi
equality or of superiority, unless. per-
chance. the feeling OF caste is so strong
in us that we snail have preferred To pass
away before that day arrives.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
RAILWAY TICKET sWINDLE.
Action by Authorities in Case Of
Tablar and Lucas

Witnesses appeared before the grand
jury Yesterday in the case Of tie men
alleged To have been implicated in the
wholesale theft of car tickets Of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany from the plant Of the Hamilton Banl,
Note Company. s. Gold street. New'EoTk
city. Detectives have recovered a box
containing .l.o:o additional tickets.
and Detective Harry Warren went to New
York in The hope Of having Harry Vim
satt turned over 10 him To b" brought
here. Local detectives and \. l.. Drum
mond. superintendent Of the DrGmmonG
Detective Agency. recovered the box OF
tickets from a local office OF the Adams
Express COMPANY 1T was addressed
to Charles +. Tabicr, the alleged principal
III the theft. who was arrested with An
drew Leo Lucas last Saturday night.
In addition to the 21.o0o car tickets. th"
detectives found several steel plates and
dies. faber is reported To have made Il
clean breast Of uhe whole affair. ard also
To have admitted that ha mada the plates
used in the Norfolk and Western bond
swindle several years ago. The detectives
have recovered about .'5.WH tickets from
several sources. Justice Wrigh, ordvrrd j
the release OF Lucas on s22,:13o bond
Tabler was taken To the Police Court
yesterday to answer the charges Of
with having taken IA, 1870 tickets, while in
the other the number was given as Il cga.
Bond was fixed at $500 i'm his case. No
dat was decided on for the hearing
Nimsatt was arraigncd before United
States Commissioner Shields Yesterday
Detective Warren. who was on hand with
papers for WifnSatt. had the commissioner
continue the case until Tues sdaY Of neXi
week. This action VAS taken in order
that the grand jury here might have
plenty OF time to consider the casa Will.
NlIlsatt was in custody. Should an in
dictlnent be returned Inspector Board
man stated. a bench warrant and rcquisi-
tioa papers could then BE- sent for the
prisoner
" hen the prisoner was arraicned be
fore Commissioner Shields an effort was
made To have bond fixed at 5. 80 the
same as III tle Lucas ease in this city,
but Sl.ho was named as til" amount
Cash was offered bat was not accepted
the commissioner inSistia. on a real
estate bond. Wimsatt was unable Ia give
the bond last night and was committed
William OCoanof. general ma.lager for
the bank note company. aad y. l.. Drum
mo1d superintendent of tire detective
agency, conferred with Inspector Board
MAJ about the case yesterday.
Evening star., 1908-01-22

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Evening star., 1908-01-22

patriotic appeal to The board OF irade, III
lie animal report as president. III be
half Of the proper respect TO the nag
AID Of its preservation from misuse.
Mrs. Semmes gave a description OF
flag recently discovered with other re!o,
lntionarv relics which had been carried
-. trn tween Mountain Boys in the war
Of rs for independence. \ letter from
the regent OF the Louisa Adams 1hapter'
- A. r.. Mrs. Johnson. who is also
chairman Of the District ot .niuinnla l1,.h
committee of the Daughters. on the SUD
inct of child labor was read ana the
dilferent phases Of the topic wtre d!s-
,,es.d hv The regent. Mrs. Cox: the
state regent Mrs. Howard l.. Hodsklns'
Mrs Harris. Miss Duncahsoh anu o'h-
erS. ;.,,
Several musical selections were Gwen
hy TWO young friends of the hostess on
piano and violin. \ social houf' Win re-
freshments followed
Evening star., 1908-01-22
Remarkable Engineering Feat.

Experts who have studied the work of
construction consider it one of the most
remarka BILE pieces of engineering of mod
crn times 1t was begun in 1863. and has
since been carried Non without contracts
under the direction of Mr.. j. c. Meredith
an Iowa man, who was educated at the
State Agricultural College at Ames and
afterWard took a course in civil engineer
ing at stevens Institute. Hoboken. y. j.
He then went into river and harbor work
under the army engineers. assisted to
construct the great bridge over the Mis-
souri, at Kansas City. and was engaged
for a time on harbor improvements and
in building docks at Tampico, Mexico
until Mr. Flaglcr sent for him in 1894 and
placed him in charge Of the great work
he has now nearly accomplished. Nearly
all OF Mr Meredth's assistants have also
come from the State Agricultural College
of Iowa and they include c. f. Wilson
A. a Rainey. j. II. Galley and Ernest
Cotton of Dies Moincs. G. NJ Finley and
John Finley of Sioux City. T. S Coe of
Washington T.. S. Ferguson of Burline-
ton. c. +. Frost of Clear Lake c. +.
Curtis of Redfield, c. Il. Wilson of Che
rokec and others.
Another extraordinary feature or the
enterprise is that ii has been paid for
| by one man. and he hasn't had to borrow
| a dollar. Yet portions of the track cost
Evening star., 1908-01-22
Meeting Of Our Flag Chapter.

A. r. were entertained at the JANUARY
meeting by Mrs. j. Edgar cmith. the re-
gent Mrs w. V. Cox. presiding. Fol-
lowing the salute to the flag a-d the
usual reports. the election of alternates
to the regent for the seventeenth con-
tincntal congress took place. and the
honorary regent. Mrs Wilkinson: the
vice regent. Mrs. Sommers; Mrs III. Il.
Polkinhorn and Miss Walter were
elected.
In the absence of the historian Miss
n Folkinhorn read a letter written by
the historian to Gen. j. NJ. Wilson. coa-
veying To him the resolution passed by
Our Flag Chapter, EXPIRE sing sincere ap-
probation ard thanks for his earnest
Evening star., 1908-01-22
Sneak Thieves Busy in Detroit
Churches

DETROIT, Mica-. January .2.-.tt 81.
Johns Episcopal Church. corner of Wood
ward ayeune and High street. the largest
Episcopal church in the city. the con
greSation was startled Sunday by an
announcement from the rector. Rev. Will
Lam II. Fab@r. that sneak thieves had
for ut least two sundays been system
atISaiiY stealing from the pewS Will.
nl' nll.s-" of the church were taking com-
irunton al the chancel rail. Several pock-
etboohS and Il considerable amount of
money had been reported lost.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
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Evening star., 1908-01-22
Boyds and Vicinity
Siectal Correspondence ot The Star.
l10NnS Ma J.n,o,,- -,

Sir"rta! Correspondence oc The Star
ROiDS Md, January u. 1908
MIS- Sarah y Burdettc died here yes-
terdaN She was srventy-seven years of
age. She was a Miss StaIiings. and has
ore brother, Richard Stallings of Doubs.
Frederick county, and one daughter. Mrs.
James 4. Reid. surviving her.
Willis Poole. arrested here TWO weeks
ago after returning from his honeymoon
charged with the malicious destruction Of
mail boxes on the rural route from Ger
manlnNn % Cedar Grove. has been re-
lea sed on bond
john 9. Murphy of New York is visit
ing his parents at Clarksburs Md
Evening star., 1908-01-22
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE.


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cansc. u sed the world Ia Cure Cold in
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Evening star., 1908-01-22
Yours respectfully,
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Evening star., 1908-01-22

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Evening star., 1908-01-22
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