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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-13


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w1EscI z oJCzYzNY !
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z r u POLSKICH.
GRUDZlADZ. By}y odpowie
dzialny redaktor Gaz. ,,Grudzla
p. Leon Kowalski wr6cil W ME
dziele z Wronek po Is miesiecznem
wiezieniu kt6re ia N przesiedzia}.
BRODNlCA. W{asciciel oberzy
Jaime z Mafek dosta} sic PREY po~
wrocie do domu podczas ciemnego
wieczora re swa furmanka do rowu
PREY .szosie- W6z sig przewr6cif l
Jahnke. kt6ry z niego wypad}, "a
biz sig ma miejscu.
WABRZEzNO. Urzednik kole7
iowy Siewtrt dosta} sig ma stacy
Bocjeh pomledzy bufory dw6ch wa
gon6w, kt6re go zgniot}y, Niesz~
czesliwy zmar} kr6tko pc wypa1"
ku. Tasiemu samcmu wypadkoWi
uieszczesl'wemu uleg} szafner Ka~
rol Pehlke. Zmarl OF take kilka
minut pc wypadku.
KWIDZYN. Mieszkajaca PREY
ulicy strzelecklej Oh. zajmuje sic
wychowaniem dzieci w K"hcu
zess}ego tygodnia zmar}o W iednym
dniu dwoje dzieci z trojga,, jake
mia1a ma wYchowaniu. Sprawl wy
da}a sig w}adzom nieco pode)rzana
a lekarz tw1erdzit jake pov6d
6mierci niedostateczne odzywianie.
We wtorek odby}a sic ma zedanie
prokuratora sekcya zw}ok. Prawdo-
podobnie wywiaze sig re sprawy
tel ciekawy process.
CHEKMINSKA dyecezya. Dnla
20 kwietnia otrzymali ka%noniczna
instruckye ks. proboszcz Licen~
cyat, Fir. kabunski W Kowalewie ma
dziekana golubskiego dekanatu, ks.
proboszcz J6zef Prabuckina dzieka
ma torunskiego dekanatu ks. wika~
nv Gburkowski ma probostwo we
Walichnowach. Ke. wikary Gro
chocki w Golubiu nianowanY ad
ministratorem TAME. Dnja 10 kwie
tniA w~y6wiecony k s'2dz Leon
Schultz ustanowiony wlkarym W
Starogardne.
ELBLAG. w biorze m eczarn'
Dithelms W Gu1dowi pod :Elbla:
glem ziawlla sig W pi2tek wlejska
dziewczyna prosi}a W imieniu pc
wnego sasiedniego w}asciciela, do
utaucv m|ac7arni n na1p1aco a;a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-13
ZE SLASKA.

r. -fr-eS2E- y. -|-. E!a-.J-E &-HE - so
zoRY. straszny vypadek wy
darzy1 sic v wielki rietek " Rup-
taoh. Pewien zo}nierz, przyby} do
|donu ma 55wVlleta, chciaall 81 swemu Mod.
szemu bratu pokazac rozmalte owl
czenia karabinem, l W tym celu
zdja} ze 6ciany fOzye oJca, ME wier
dzac,,, - Re by}a nabita' Nagle pad}
st1za}, a kula zdruzgota}a m}odemu
cz}owiekowl szczeke. Pc 2 godEi'
mach %strasznych cierpien nieszc@e--
6liwy wyziona} duchaa Mona sobie
wystawic rozpacz mlmowoloegc
bratob6jcy i jego rodzicow.
:KLUCZBORK. Str6zem nocnym
takim, jakim bye ME powinien,
okaza{ sic tn pewnej wiosce
pewien obywatel. Otto zamiast
czuwat W nocy mad bezpiecset.
stwem mleszkanc6w, zasna} sobie
smacznie i tax twardo, re przyby}
do nlego zfodziej, 6ciagnat mu z
n6g buty poszed}, a 6w str6z sic
ME pzebudzl}. Doplero rano, gdy
sic zbulzi} zauwazy}, ze SIG pos
by1 mimowoli but6w a nabawj,
smiechu oa}ej wsi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-13

ELBLAG. w biorze meczarn'
Dithelms W Guido vie pod t:Elbla*
glem ziawl!a sig W piatek wlejska
dziewczyna prcsi}a W imieniu pc
wnego sasiedniego w}asciciela, do
stawcy mlec2arni, 0 nalezace sig
mu p;eoi2dze rs mleko. Ksiqzkowa
i kasyerka ME widz,a}y W tenn mic
cadzwyczajnego, gdyz W ten spo-
sob, czesto ~naleznosc kasowano,
przeliczy1a wiec rachanek i wreczy-
Ia ME jej NH. K'lka godzin
p6zniej przyby} 6w dostawca san
; zadat wv yktej m%'esieczuej wyp}a-
ty. Wykaza}o sic re kasyerAa pa
d}a ofiara zrecznej "szustki, DO
w}asc1ciel ME pos}a} owej dziewr
czynY ami jej nawet ME zna}. Wi
dziano j. kilka dni przedtem W o.
kolicy, a pochodzi podobno z oko~
Icy, Pasiku. By}a swidocznie re
st6sunkami mleczarni dokfadnle
obznaimlona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-13
Ola kazdego czfonk6W
rOdZiny.

VuAA1AJ
Rozmaite gatunki mYdfa SO dis
ofiarowaAe publicznosci. Chcac
otrzymat mvd}a rzeczYwiscle MAJ
lepsze, eoraoe i posiadajace wfasno-
sci lecznicze, z4daj by Ct dano Sc
vera Mydlo Leeznicze sk6rne. ksz
DIV aptekarz ma to mydlo. Matkl u
sywaia 20 do: k4pania niemowlat'
panny i Mode mezatki 10 'oa'e~
ty mezczyzni do golerla. WVwlera
dobry skutek " kazdym p~rzypadku
wYsypki skdrnej. sprdbuj GO ce~
ma CSC. "a kawatek. U wszystk'ch
aptekarzY. ~ Pr6bke PrzYszle pc
otrzymaniu &c znaczki pocstowe]
". F. severa Co., Cedar Rapids
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-13

z LODI donosza. Sad okregowy
rdzpatrYwa} sp,awe 2s-letniego ma
uczyciela, Karola Nattorfa, oskar-
zooneetg,o,, /, 3 wsp6ludzia} " nspadzie
baudya1ka,m na kaantor fabrycsny
Ossera i zrabowanie piea,edzy.
Evening star., 1909-02-18
Births Reported.

The following births We're reported to
the District health office during the past
'wcnty-four hours:
Frank V. and Mary y. kintz. February
l6, 1909. girl.
Edwin s and Mary +. Coffin. December
10 1908, box.
Charles w and Sadie NJ Williams. Feb
ruary l6. 1909. boy.
John T.. and Marie u. l.. Hoover Feb
ruary IL. 1862 boy
Abraham and Bessie Levy February 10,
1909. girl.
Jacob r. and Jessie ~ Watson. Feb
ruary =. 1909. boy.
\lphonse and Nellie Kaufman. Feb
Edward B. and Lillian y. Blade. Febru
ruary l.. 1909, boy.
Howard and Anna t.. kaushmau, Feb
ruary l3 1863 boy.
James F. and Netlie l.. Hanrahan. Feb.
ruary Is, 1909. girl
John J. and Helen c. Sexton. February
IA. 1909. girl.
Leonard +. and Alma ii. Lanham, Feb
ruary A. 1909 boy.
Michael and Catherine NJ. O'Mealy, Feb
ruary 16, 1909. boy.
Henry \. and Eva l.. Works. February
IL 1909, girl
Milton A and Lille NJ Markham Feb
ruary L.. 1909, girl.
Samuel Il. and Eliza A. Hodge Febru-
ary t.. 1909 girl.
Dare and Annie Moore February II.
1909, boy.
Joseph and Lena Davis, February Il.
1909. boy.
Thomas H. and Cassie Stokes. February
l., 1909. boy.
Evening star., 1909-02-18
(ON AND OFF c HIATT
ABOUT FAT

The society reporter picked up the following
gem al Madam Brewster's not twenty four hours
ago: One of her millionaire customers, strry.
Cling into gown. asked the famous COS
tuner how she kept her figure In such superb
shape. You habitually and drink heartily
and even thoughtlessly. not TO say riotously at
times she complained, whereas | live Ike q
hermit. yet l can't keep slim. and apparently
you cant get fat Guilty replied the fash.
ION czarina. Il admit 1 don't fatten up nor do
thin down, but it Is because ! have the mower
my dear Mrs. tthe name almost slipped
OUT. TO say to ny fat Thus far and no farther
/ don't exercise diet nor run auv danger NJ
wrinkles stomach trouble. either Here is the
secret. She wrote few words on a slip Of
paper and handed it TO her questioner Get
that filed at the druggists she concluded
take teaspoonful after meals and at bedt ime
and you will never get any fatter than you want
to be. You can take OF pound dsy with this
receipt il you want to-
Being fat herself and fully alive 10 the ire
mendous value Of these statements to fat folks
everywhere. the society reporter committed an
objectionable social sin-sbe peeped over the
ladys shoulder. and this is what she saw For
excess fat. simplest. safest, cheapest. most
helpful receipt OF any: One-half ounce MarmoIa.
J.. Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic, 81.
ounces Peppermint Water
Evening star., 1909-02-18
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the District health Office during the past
twentyfour hours:
Catharine L. Quiglcy. - years, :;ul l1tL
street southeast.
Samuel Dennson. l. years George
Was inSton University Hospital.
Mary a. Townsend, ) years, 1872 Irving
street northwest.
Andrew +. Spicer, =, years. Congress
Heights.
Richard \. Collins. years, 2ol9 9th
street northwest.
Emily V. Mason, 81; wears. oSut + street
nOl lthWest.
Maria Thomas. 80 years, l.l3 ID street
southeast.
Louisa Washington, 81 years, go Elm
street northwest.
Randolph Jackson. years, lU4l Poto-
mac street northwest.
Lizzie Hansburgh, - years. 1:;6 y street
northwest
Joseph NJ. jackson, months, 11J1 10Th
street northwest.
Medel Compton, = days. 2ll4 + street
northwest
Running Deer, - years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
Evening star., 1909-02-18
The X. c. Charity Ball.

Judge William II. DeLacy. the chairma n
of the floor committee of the charity
ball to be given by the knights of Co
lumbus at the Arlington next Monda V
night. February -. has announced the
names Of his assistants:
Messrs. f. T. Kehoe, NJ. Holster. e. X.
>oones. j. II. Clipper, u Luckett. F. !.
Kilkenny. p. ]. Nee. j. J. Dermody. c f.
O'Connor. J. Finn. ]. Dillon. W. s. Mean
drews, j. A. Meyers. II. Dowling. T..
Norris. T. l.. o Brien. ]. r. Burg. j. w.
Cotter. j. B. Fitzpatrick. NJ ]. Shea, f.
l.. Grove. f. j. Maloy. 81. E. j. Maloy.
lr.. G. Welsh. jr-. J. NJ. Hassett. T Byron.
NJ. Won Derliedcr. W. Z. Pairo o. j. lie
Bean. b. NJ. Focke, E. f.. Werner =. J.
Cleary. w. d. Nolan. c. +. McAvoy, L.
Fersinger. \. l.. Clark. J. A. McDevit,
W. a. Pierce, G. Beuchert. d. ]. Crowell,
J. j: Mullen. NJ j. Wall, T. j. Petty, {.
l. Ferry. c. Osborn. T J. Manning, ].
r. Rankin and w. r. McDonough
Evening star., 1909-02-18
Weems-Brown.

Special Dispatch I" The Star
BALTIMORE. February 1S.-A wedding
of much interest, which took place today
in Collington, Nd. was that of Miss
Lena Talbot Brown. daughter of Mrs.
Richard Hardesty. and Mr.. Franklin
Weems. formerly of Baltimore. but now
of Washington. The ceremony was per-
formed ut 1890 o'clock in Holy Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church by the rec
tor. Rev. James Kirkpatrick Mrs. True
man Cross Slingluff of Baltimore, sister
of the brid" was her matron of honor
and only attendant. The bridegroom
had for his hest man DR.. James Bordley.
The ushers were DIR. Allan Talbot, Mr..
John NJ. Bowie and Mr.. Eugene Roberts
of Washington and Mr. Richard Sling
huff of Baltimore. \ breakfast followed
al the residence of Mrs. Hardesty, near
Collington. The guests included a large
and brilliant assemblage Of society from
both Washington and Baltimore. who
went out on electric. cars to High Bridge.
where they were met by carriages for
Collington.
After honeymoon trip north Mr.. and
Mrs. WeemS will make their future
home in Washington. where they have
taken an apartment at the Ashley.
Evening star., 1909-02-18
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Preston Gibson and Grace Mem. Jar
Wis
Julian f.. Cox and Nellie \. Van Pelt.
Balm Farr and Ealice Grain.
Joseph Z. Donuhue and Gertrude l..
McGowan.
Ralph Adams and Carrie Brown.
George T. Bury of this city and Mary
A. DeNaughal Of Alexandria. Va
James Van Buren, and LOttie &. Lee.
Edward komoroSke and George Vim
cent.
Harvey J. Johnson and Hattie 9. John
SON.
Robert a. cissell and Mary NJ Selby.
Charles w Harris and Jennie Wrey.
Charles y. FlagG and Ethel NJ. Finder.
Edward Butler and Mary Trainer.
Joseph l.: Keller and PanSy NJ. Young.
both of Richmond, Va.
Edward J. Wagonteald and Bennetta
Hobbs.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Naval Academy in the first section OF the
class of 1907. and is at present attachea
to the battleship Kansas, one OF the YES,
sells just completing the cruise arouno
the world The wedding VIII pfooaplS 'ahe
place in the spring
Mrs. Charles H. Bates OF $3.50 18th street
will be at home informally tomorrow al
ternoon.
Senator kean and Miss kear have is
sued cards for large evening reception
TUESDAY February -.
Representative William Mckinley en-
tertained at dinner last night in compli-
nent to Vice President Fairbanks.
Rev. Thomas s. Samson. DID. of Phil
adelphia is the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. q.
C. Samson.
Mrs Malcolm Kenneth Narnell enter
tanned Wednesday in honor of Miss Edna
Adelaide Parker whose marriage to Mr..
Charles Wheaton Pindell of Baltimore
will take place Saturday, February 10.
Mrs Paul Bryan, Mrs. Leroy w Her
ron and their mother, Mrs Hughes. Will
not be at home tomorrow as has been
announced.
Miss McCahe. registrar of the Dis
trict Chapter. L. S. D. 1872, entertained
at the Dewey last evening. in honor OF
Mrs. William Gerry Slade of New York,
president Of the National L. :. D.. ISL.
and Mrs. Kate kearney Henry, presi-
dent OF the District chapter. Miss Nj.
Louise Edge of Jersey City. first vice
president National Mrs. L. r. Fillmore,
state president of Texas. and Mrs. ROB-
ert &. Barry. state president of Mary
land. We're also in the receiving line.
Mrs. Noble Newport Potts and Mrs.
Harry :. Wheatley assisted Mrs.
Reed at the tea table. Among the nu-
merous guests present were Mr.. an'!
Mrs. George Marsh, Judge and Mrs. q.
w. Atkinson. Miss Josephine Webster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Logan, Mrs. William
NJ. Dove. Mrs Drury c. Ludlow. Mrs
Elmira Foley. Mrs. Mary Dallas Strong
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Averill, Mr.. and Mrs
Randolph De b. Kim, Mr.. Noble New
port Potts. Mrs. Hadell. Mrs. NJ. D.
Brown. Mrs. j. Z. Mulcare, Mrs. J. w
Wrenn, Mrs. Joseph William Pitcher
Mrs. Frederick Albert Ollie. Miss Ele-
nor May Howard. Misses Beall. Mrs. II.
Harrison Russell. Mrs. Walcott. Mrs
Chapman. Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Louden-
Nreeland. Mrs Graf. Mrs. Farnsworth.
Miss Farnsworth. Mrs. Peeler, Mrs. B.
Garner Boninger. Mrs Martha Ra :
Keys Miss Keys Mrs. James Reed,
Mrs Harry S. Whcatley and Miss Cur
ricr.
On account Of The death OF the Grand
has withdrawn his acceptance OF social
engagements III February.
Mrs. Byron S. ADAMS will be at home
informally tomorrow for the last time
this season.
Evening star., 1909-02-18
ID. A. r. to Celebrate.

The patriotic societies and federated
clubs, of the city are invited TO a colonial
tea to be given in honor of Washington 5
birthday, February %. from to q. at
Hote, Richmond. Mrs Charlotte Emer-
son Main, vice president general, in
charge OF organization, will represent
Martha WASHINGTON Mrs. Mussey, Mrs.
Mary Lockwood. other national officers
and the ladies Of Constitution Chapter
Will he in colonial costume. The spirit
Evening star., 1909-02-18
A Concert.

Some OF the best musical talent Will he
heard SATURDAY evening. February ~
under the auspices of the Washington
Auxiliary of the National Indian Assoc
alton. at a concert for the benefit of thai
organization. at the residence of MI and
Mrs. Middleton Smith 1916 10Th street
Evening star., 1909-02-18

of colonial days viii be emphasized The
members OF the Italian Boys Club. Chill
dren OF the Republic. d. A. r., clad in
the costume Of their native land will
provide string music throughout the aft
ernOon.
Master Raymond Lewis OF the Paui
Jones Club will represent George Wash
ington at the age of the hatchet episode
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Browning
and daughter have returned from de-
lightful three weeks spent in Jamaica.
Mrs. Browning is spending the week end
in Philadelphia and will not be al home
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Miss Mary Perry Brown of 1S65 Mint
wood place will not receive Thursday
afternoons hereafter this season. owing
to the death of a venerable relative in
her former home near Boston.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs. ]. Fl. Cavanaugh and Miss Cav
anaugh will not receive Friday. the 18th
ban women's guest of honor tomorrow
the 18th
Evening star., 1909-02-18

noon. The Sigma Kappa Fraternity oi
George Washington University will be
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs. NJ. Landron Iced will be colum-
bian women : guest of honor Friday after
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs. William Fl. Beck will not receis
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

The Arkansas Club has issued cards for
dance Saturday evening. February 20,
at Carroll Institute Hall, when a large
attendance of Arkansas people and their
friends is expected.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

A surprise party was given last evening
in honor of Mrs. G. p. Oehne of Balti-
more at the res dence of her sister Mrs
T.. J. Burke. 1874 F. street southeast \
large party was present
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs Frank E. Crosthwaite will not r
ceive today.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

An engagement of interest in naval
circles which has just been announced
is that of Miss Florence Beam of Hacken-
sack, y. J. to Ensign w. Price William
sen. United States Navy son of Chief
Engineer Thomas Williamson. L. S "
and ..!rs. Williamson
Ensign Williamson graduated from the
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Senator Gussenheim was the host las
evening at a dinner given in honor of hi
colleague Senator Henry NJ. Teller
Evening star., 1909-02-18

The lie DrOit 'Y'' Branch of the VIC.
r. L. gave a social in st. Paurs Meth
odist Church South last evening. Miss
Florence Harries, chairman of the even
ing. presided. A fine program was rem
dered. Vocal solos by Miss Rose. Mrs
Stinson and Miss Ramsey. piano solo
by Miss Athey and humorous recitations
by Mr.. Falknor We're included in the pro-
gram. Refreshments We're served
Evening star., 1909-02-18

A delightful evening was spent at the
home of Miss Hazel Williams. AGA q
street southwest, Monday evening last.
the occasion being Il st. Valentine party.
The parors were tastefully decorated with
palms and valentine symbols. Games and
vocal music were enjoyed. after which
refreshments We're served and the rest of
the evening was spent in dancing.
Among those present were Misses Mary
Carney, Gertrude Dixon. Frances Jacob
sen, Eta Hunter, GOldie Hunter, Elsie
Schaefer Fannie Fegan, Mabel Grey.
Katie Barret. Pearl Henderson. Ethel
Ludam. Hester Dixon, Hazel Williams
and Masters Howard Carson, Vincent
Smith, John kiroy. Charles Williams,
Harry Henderson, Guy Donaldson, Jo-
seph High. John Parlon, Percy Saffeil,
Edward Dlimbart. Clarence Ludlam.
Wash r. Williams, Raymond Rock, Will
liam Schaefer. Floyd Cornwell, John Will
liams. Millard Hardy, Rosamond Bland.
Joseph Williams. James Willie. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r..
Jacobsen Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams,
Miss Katie Jones. Mrs. Rose Goodrich.
Mrs. May Bland and Mr. and Mrs. j. f..
Williams.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Representative William Mckinney en-
tertained at dinner last night IN comph-
ment to Vice President Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Senator kean and Miss kean nave Is
sued cards for large evening reception
TUESDAY February -
Evening star., 1909-02-18

One of the prettiest teas of the week
was given by Miss Helen Spencer and
Miss Lee Porter They were assisted
by Mrs Darwin. Miss Annie Scott. Miss
Estell Gripp. Miss West. Miss Mae
Roote, Miss Kaufman and Miss Mabelie
Gripp. In the dining room the Misses
Curtis, Howe and Carpenter presided at
the tables. which were beautifully dec
Grated with American beauty roses and
red ribbons
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Rev. Thomas :. Samson. DID. of Phil
adelphia is the guest OF DIR. and Mrs u
c. Samson.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs Malcolm Kenneth Narneli enter
tanned Wednesday in honor of Miss Edna
Adelaide Parker whose marriage to Mr..
Charles Wheaton Pindell of Baltimore
will take place Saturday, February 10.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Naval Academy in the first section OF the
class of 1907 and Is at present attached
to the battleship Kansas. one of the YES
sells just completing the cruise around
the world The wedding will probably take
place in the spring.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs Charles II. Bates OF cuS 10Th street
will be at home informally tomorrow at
ternOOn.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hagner We're
hosts at dinner party at Rauscher S last
night. when Miss Ethel Roosevelt was
the guest of honor. The others present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cassels. Capt
and Mrs Williams, DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell.
Miss Caryl Crawford. Miss Elsie Curtis,
Mrs. Andrew y. Bradley, Miss Lille Fin
ley. Miss Wyborg. Miss Isabelle Clarke,
Mr.. Peachy. DIR. Kerr. Lieut.. Fremont.
Mr.. Merriam. Mr.. Siebert. Mr.. Hilliard
Owen and Capt. Evans. The table was
decorated with pink roses.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

4 valentine social was rendered to
Miss Daisy Carter at her residence. 1G56
Pennsy lvania avenue southeast, Monday.
February 10 Vocal solos were rendered
BY Miss Iona Crowther. Mr. Charles
America and Mr.. Harris. Music and
games were indulged in. Refreshments
were served in the dining room. which
was beautifully decorated in red and
green. Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles America. Mrs. S. Adamson. Mrs
A Anderson. Misses 4. Paul. S. Kuhn.
Iona Crowther, Meta Crowther, Emma
Nash Sadie Shelton, Daisy Carter
B Lecarious. W. Paul, E. Austin and
Fred Herman.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs Robert Gilmour Ames will be at
home tomorrow, to T., for the last time
this season.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Col and Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell en-
tertained at dinner last evening the
minister of Greece. Mr.. COrOmilaS: the
counselor of the Brazilian embassy. Mr..
do Amaral: Niscount and Viscountess de
Sibour. Mr.. and Mrs. McClintock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wilcox Mrs. Merritt. wife of Gen. Mer-
ritt: Mrs. Buell.. Miss Lowering. Miss
Patten, Miss Sheridan. Prince koudacheff
of the Russian embassy. Mr.. Royaards OF
the Netherlands legation and Mr.. John
s. Henderson, jr.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mr.. Justice Brown retiredi has ISSUED
invitations for an informal luncheon Mon
day. February -. at | o'clock. at his resi-
dence. 1920 16th street. to meet the mem
bers of the Washington National Monu
ment Society.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Miss Mary T. Maulsby of Frederick,
Nd. is visiting Col and Mrs. G. w Il.
Black at the Hotel Normandie
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs Bacon. wife OF the Secretary of
State. entertained at d luncheon today.
when Miss Ethel Roosevelt and her girl
guests were present with Miss Bacon and
others.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs. Daniel W. Baker. wife of the
United States district attorney. received
yesterday for the last time this season
She had a beautifully appointed tea table
and was assisted by Mrs. Chesley Gould
Miss Robinson, Miss Edmondson and the
Misses Mcnamara.
Evening star., 1909-02-18

Mrs. Robert H. Chiffon and her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Peyton Wise of Richmond are
at 114o Connecticut avenue. They came
to the city four weeks ago to be with the
late Miss Mason during her last illness
Amador ledger., 1909-06-25
Multiplying the Game Laws.

The new game license law bids fair
for qualification. Its provisions for
bid ali hunting without license, save
for predatory birds aud animals. y
And the astute game commission
gives notice that even geese, squirrels
and jack rabbits may not be pursued,
hunted and killed by unlicensed
hunters. In the great valleys of the
state, where geese, jack rabbits and
squirrels come under the head of
predatory" the game commission
will have beautifu1" time enforc-
lug this mandate Reasonable fish
and game laws are very much to be
desired, and every thoughtful citizen
will lend aid toward enforcing them.
But fool provisions such Bs we have
indicated simply serve to weaken the
entire game law fabric.
BY the way, has. the game commits
sion yet fled that long overdue iinan-
cial reportH If not, why not? And
if it has been filed, let it he publish
ed. Modesto Herald.
Amador ledger., 1909-06-25
State Government.

EXECUTIVE
Amador ledger., 1909-06-25

portant advance over that now used
the Birkeland and Eyde,- which
yields bioxide of nitrogen from air
passed over an alternating current
arc having its surface Increased by
DETECTING by an electromagnetic. The
new method employees an electric arc
generated within an iron tube. An
insulated mass of iron ia the tube at
one end serves as one electrode, and
the tube itself forms the other, the
passage of the current between giving
the arc. AS air is blown iu, the arc
is pushed along the tube, stretching
out to great lengths. by his simple
method requiring neither moving
parts nor electromagnetic the air Is
transformed into bioxido of nitrogen.
which is cooled too rapidly Go de-
compose. With 1000 horse power, the
arc extends several yards along the
tube, and 30. 900 cubic feet of air per
hour can be blown through, yielding
50 per cent more of nitrous product
than before. 1t is expected that 40,
600 horse power from a new turbine
plant in Norway will be consumed in
working this process.
One of the most remarkable meteors
ever recorded 10 being still given at
tention by WE. Deuning, the veteran
British observer. 1t passed westward
over the south Of England on the
evening of FEB. ODD, brigh ter than
Venus, and various reports indicate
that 1t had visible flight of about
1876 miles at 20 miles a second. with
a Descent from about 60 to % m lies.
Midway IN the course an explosion
seemed to occur. This lett a short
luminous streak, which gradually ex-
tended backward over the whole
tract, becoming bent and distorted,
and showing more than two hours.
At the end of its path, the meteor
turned sharply to the east with two
violent explosions, following which
the luminous trail heightened 80
miles eastward in u minutes. The
fireball is regarded as the greatest