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Evening star., 1909-05-01

d. c., to marine barracks, United States
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md
| First Lieut.. r. H, Davis, granted leave
OF absence to May 81.
Capt. E. B. Manwating, from marine
barracks, Mare Island. CAL. to Philippine
Islands. in command Of detachment
of marines.
First Lieut.. ]. r. Henley, from marine
| barracks, Mare Island, Cal, to marine
barracks, navy yard. Puget Sound. Wash.
First Lieut.. T. H. Brown, from marine
barracks. Washington. D. c.. to marine
barracks. United States Naval Academy,
| Annapolis. Md.
First Lieut.. 8. H. Gibson. retired. ap-
pointed member of general court-martial,
navy yard, Washington. D. c.
First Lieut.. 8. A. Merriam, to Sea Girt,
N. J.. on special temporary duty:
Portsmouth. n. H.. to command naval
prison. navy yard. Boston. Mass.
Capt. c.. C.. Carpenter. from command
naval prison. navy yard, Boston Boston Mass
Capt. ]. c. Turrill. from marine bar.
racks. navy yard, Boston. Mass. to naval
prison. navy yard. Portsmouth. N. H.
First Lieut.. A. NJ Summer, granted
leave of absence for one month.
Col. H. X. White. granted leave of alb
sence for one month.
Capts. Harry Lee, J. NJ. Salladay. First
Lieuts. w. P. Upshur. B. Puryear.. jr.,
R. Tittoni. Second Lieuts. c; B. vogel. 4.
A. Cunningham. A. D. Rorex. T. S.
Clarke, J. c. Fegan. ]. D. Murray. D. F.
Smith and First Lieut.. r. B. Creecy,
USING, appointed a general court-mar-
tial to convene at the Marine Officers
School, Port Royal, s. c.
First Lieut.. E. P. Fortson, appointed
member of general court-martial, navy
yard, Portsmouth, N. H.
Maj. W. B. Lemly, A.Q.M., granted
leave of absence to May %.
Sentenced to Dismissal.
Second Lieut.. Gordon Dennis, Goth In
fantry, stationed at the Preside of Mon
terey, Cal, was recently convicted by
court-martial Of the charge Of conduct
unbecoming an officer and a gentleman
because Of intemperate habits and sem
fenced to be dismissed the service. The
case has been reviewed at the War De-
partment and now awaits the action Of
the President. Lieut.. Dennis is from
Louisiana and was a student at the
United States Military Academy for one
year, following which he served in the
ranks of the army for five years. He
was appointed second lieutenant, Doth In
fantry, in October. 1908.
More Lights in Alaska.
Maj. James B. Cavanaugh, Corps Of En-
gineers, one Of the assistants of the chief
of engineers at the War Department and
member Of the lighthouse board will
leave here tomorrow on a tour of inspec-
tion of the waters Of Alaska, with a view
to improving the system of aids to navi-
cation in that far northern section Of the
United States.
Evening star., 1909-05-01

was near the foot of 14th street when he
met Policeman Grimm OF the fourth pre-
cinct. The policeman found the young
man was suffering from cold and nervous
ness and hurried him to the fourth pre-
cinct station.
Lieut.. FIather heard LIE Bluffs state
ment and went with him to the harbor
precinct. taking Policeman Spruce along.
change Of clothing was given LIE Bufr
and he went In the launch Sylvester with
the officers to point out. as well as he
could. the spot where his companion had
been drowned. The crow OF the launch
found the canoe against the sea wall
and in 1t q watch that belonged to Frid-
niger. The timepiece had stopped at II :45
o clock, possibly indicating the time the
accident had happened.
Great Shock to Mother.
Mr.. lie Ruff remained with the police
and assisted In the search for the body
until about daybreak. The searchers
then returned to the wharf and word was
sent to the homes of the two young men
Mrs. Fridinger was greatly shocked by
the news of hey sons death, and it was
necessary to summon a physician to at
Evening star., 1909-05-01
WAGNER CLUB FORMED.
Organized to Study the Works Of the
Great Composer.

An association for the study of Rich
ard Wagner's compositions has recently
been formed in this city. preliminary
meeting having been held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss 1874 Girard street.
An original essay was read by Frank
Claudy, former president Of the WASH
ington Saengerbund, outlining the princi-
pal features Of Wagner's 'Parsifal," as
given at Beyreuth. with an interesting
analysis Of the drama itself. A general
description of the famous Wagner opera
house at Beyreuth and some of the meth
DDS employed in producing the wonderful
stage effects was given by Henry P.
Holden. Critical comments on Wagner s
great work, "Parsifal," and his genius as
shown in its production were made by
Miss Anita Schade. Charles Arnold and
and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss, Mrs.
Schade and Miss Anita Schade, respec-
lively; Mrs. Irene 0. Young. Frank
Claudy, Mrs. F. Emory. Charles Arnold,
Edward B. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs Henry P.
Holden. Mrs. Van Casteel. Mrs. and Miss
McNeal. DIR. A. L. Garabedian. Miss Sadie
Henny. A. Bernard Thumel. Mrs. Pyles
and Miss Helen Pyles.
At the residence of Col. George l.. Ross.
1898 Girard street. the club was formally
organized. with the following officers and
members: President, Miss Anita Schade;
vice president. Mrs. Irene o. Young: re-
cording secretary. Henry. P. Holden;
treasurer and corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Charles Arnold. Members: Mrs.
Pyles. Miss Helen Pyles. Mrs. F. Emory,
Miss Sadie Henny. DR.. A. L. Garabedian.
Mrs. N. d. Windon, Miss Vera l. Murray
and A. Bernard Thumel.
The study of Wagner's opera-drama.
Tristan and Isolde" was taken up for
the evening. Miss Schade presented a
comprehensive original outline of the
drama part. showing upon what basis and
legend Wagner had written his opera.
Mrs. F. Emory read in their order the
various scenes included In cct first, while
Miss Vera I. Murray illustrated on the
piano the different themes and motives
from the Wagnerian score.
Evening star., 1909-05-01
london Office Of The Star,

The London Office of The Star at
Regent street. is maintained for the con-
yenience of Washington people travelling
in Europe. Any one. before going to Eu-
rope. should come to The Star office in
Washington. and make arrangements for
the full use of the London office. A
letter introducing the traveller will be
given. and full instructions issued from
this office to the London Office to take
care of his needs, forwarding mail. etc.
All friends of The Star are cordially in
vited to avail themselves Of these facilities
without cost.
Evening star., 1909-05-01
Marine Corps Orders.

Second Lieut.. T. NJ. Potts. jr., from
marine barracks, navy yard. Washington.
Evening star., 1909-05-01
LOSES LIFE IN RIVER
Paul N. Fridinger, Canoeist,
Drowned at Midnight.
WAR Department CLERK
Frail Craft Capsizes Returning From
Alexandra.
LEON LIE BUFF DRIFTS ASHORE
Companion Of Deceased Reports Ac-
cident to Police, Who Make
Search for Body.

Paul N. Fridinger, twenty years Of age
clerk in the War Department. was
drowned in the Georgetown channel be-
tween Potomac Point and the Highway
bridge last night, while Leon LIE Bun, his
companion. twenty-five years of age, also
employed in the War Department, saved
his life, after narrowing experience. The
overturning OF a canoe, in which the
young men had returned from Alexan-
Evening star., 1909-05-01

The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Western confer
meet in annual session at Waynesboro
Thursday. May 9.
Evening star., 1909-05-01

p Gatlng. pharmacies at Norfolk, Va,
filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy:
liabilities. $7.621.43; assets, S75.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-09
SITE OF MONUMENT.

On q Historic Field.
Washington. Dec. S.-The proposed
monument al gettysburg TO The Viz
ginia troops will stand at point
where the extreme right OF the con
fedeYate line rested, and where Gen
eral Lee watched tae charge of Pic
kett's Brigade This was DECIDED by
the Virginia commission today.
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HELD UP DEAF AND DUMB MAN;
SENTENCED FOR 134 YEARS

Mobile. Dec. 8 With previous SEN
fences of tairty-five years and twenty
five years, respectively hanging over
them. Ransom Deloach and Walter
Scott. negroes, have Seen sentenced
to ninety-nine years Imprisonment in
the state penitentiary on conviction
of holding up and robbing deaf and
dumb man here several months ago.
Their previous convictions were upon
highway ROBBERY charges. Notwith
standing the aggregate sentences OF
134 and l24 years given them, the
negroes left the court room win q
song on their lips.
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Beware of ointments Sor C-rarrh 1at
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
tar.u of smell and completely de-
lAnse the whole system when entering
Il through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
"a prescriptions from reputable phys
+. l.As, as the damage they will do Is
I an-fold TO the good you can possibly
Cerive from them. Halls CatarrA Cure
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & 20.
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and
taken internally, acting directly up
on the blood. AID mucnus surfaces oil
the system. In buying Falls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. II
An taken internally and made in TO-
iedo. Ohio, by r. J. Cheney & Co
Testimonials fire.. . - 49,
Sold by druggists, Price 75c per
Jottie.
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MR.. MERCHANT:--

We wish to call your attention
to the faCt that we are now in posi-
ton to furnish you anything in the
line of poultry and eggs and at
right prices. Being connected with
one of the largest poultry houses IN
North Georgia we are able to get
our good fresh from the North Geor-
gia farm wagons every day. Saii
Dnone I48 and make your wants
kno n. Or better still call in per-
son at the Hirsch building on the
corner OF Gloucester s Bay streets.
We are strangers here and would be
uIad TO make your acquaintance even II
YOU don't want TO buy anything.
Yours For Business,
ADAMS s Ally
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CHICAGO CONCERN FRAUD.

Washington. Dee S.-As a result OF
cc mplaint made to the posjofiice de
parUment by the British ambassador
and others and a subsequent inveSti-
CATION, Postmaster General tIitchcock
has signed fraud order deprivins
the Erie Manufacturing Co.. of No.
5645 West Lake street Chicago, from
fun ther use Of the mails. The traffic
was in cheap iewelry.
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WOMEN CARRY GUNS.

They Propose to Protect Themselves
From 'Jack the Slasher."
Chicago, Dec S.-The women of
Aurora. who have to he on the streets
after dark without escorts, are carry
ing small revolvers tucked in mlifs
as means of protection against the
mysterious Jack the Slasher.' who
viciousiy attacked women recently
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HAREAs CORPUS REFUSED.

Buffalo. n. Y. Dec. S.-Justice Mar
Gus has denied an application fer d
writ of habeas corpus in the case OF
j. e. Sanchez, wanted in Savannah
Ga, TO answer charges Of larceny and
nisdemeanor. Sanchez will be taken
TO Savannah later by Sheriff Mckay
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-09
The COTTON REPORT.
Census Bulletin Gives Facts Regarding
This Great Product

Washington. ID. c. Dec S.-Thsre
were S.S1N.2I1 running bales OF cotton
gimnsd from the growth OF 1909 10 the
lst OF December. as compared with
ll.00S. Col for 1908, according to the
census bulletin issued today
These figures count round Is half
bales and excludes linters The pro
pcJicn of the last three crops ginned
to he list of December is Sf1 per
cent. Tor 1908. 1913 per cent for 1907
and T72 for 1908.
The round bales included this year
are l33.919 against pol $50 included
Tor 1908. and 1914 ,636 for 1907.
Sea Island bales included are 1915
for 1909, 6S.S96 for 1905 and 1929 for
1907.
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Stunq for Fifteen Years

by indigestioH's pangs-trying many
doctors and 5000 worth of medicine
in vain, B. F. Ayscue, of lngleside,
N. c.. at last used DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, and writes they wholly
cured him. They cure constipation,
biliousness, sick headache, stomach,
liver, kidney and bowel troubles. CSC
at Roses Drug Stors.
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BURNED UP HIS SISTER.

Roanoke, Va, Dec Sin Page coun-
ty, Virginia, yesterday, a young bro
Their of Miss Lilly Gochenour, the
17-year-old daughter CT Daniel Goch-
enour. applied lighted match to hef
clothing, with the remark, I'll burn
YOU up.'' The girl was soon enVei-
1ped in flames and received injurl IS
that will prove fatal.
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SEVERAL CHANGES REPORTED.
Number 10 Be Made in Brunswick on
First of Year.

FirSt or rear.
According TO reports new going the
rounds. there will be several business
changes in Brunswick on January /,
one CT TWO of them being among
rcminent firms.
None OF these proposed changes are
YET ready for announcement, but il
is known that IN ST of them will oc-
cur. 1t is stated that one or two con-
Germs are figuring on getting into new
and larger quarters. TWO or three new
toparmerships are talked of, and it
is expected that some interesting an
nOunoements Will be made within the
next two weeks.
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DYNAMITE WAS USED.

Strikers EndeaVor to XIII Those VINO
Took Their Places.
Suuthers. O., Dec. S.-Thc house
occupied by tin workers imported to
break the strike, was dynamited this
morning. The house was wrecked and
a number of persons seriously in
iured.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-01
TWO PRISONERS WILL BE ARRA|GNED TODAY
George Woods and Joe Mc- Donald to Face Bar
 of Justice

Two preliminary hearings of more than passing interest will be held to- day before Justice Owen E. Murphy at Lowell. George Woods, charged with complicity .n the murder of Joe Mcdonald, an aged man at Bakers vile. and Felix Taylor charged with prost.tuting the morals of his mother, wife and sister, will be arraigned.
 Woods. who was absent from the district for a number of months im- l1ediately following Hhe crime in which he is accused to have taken part. was arrested last week. So far he has said nothing which would in dicate the stand he will take at the hearing. It is said tat the evidence against him is or a strong, although circumstantial character.
 Taylor was arrested about week ago following the gathering of evi- dence of alleged damning character. by the Lowell officers. He it is allgcd has for months been living off the money brought him by prostituted feminine relatives. To attend the hearing as the prosecuting attorney District Attorney J. s. Williams ar rived in the city last evening from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-01
SHIT DAi MAY
 BE CHANGED ABOUT
Rumor Current of Contem plated Move on Part of
 Mining Companies

There is a. rumor in circulation in this city 10 the effect that the Cop per Queen and the C. & A. companies will make a change In the date upon which the day and night men change shifts, from once a month to every two weeks. At the present time the c. Q. company changes tits shifts ey- cry fourth Monday. According to re port, however, this will be changed to every two weeks, which means that the Copper Queen, the C. 6 A., the s. & F., the Shattuck and the Denn will all have the same day for changing shifts.
 Tine carrying out of the reported ru' nor will greatly please the men, es- pec!ally during the summer months. as It will be an advantage to the night men, who find it difficult to sleep during the summer days. 1t will also mean that there will be an added number that could and would attend the various celebrations that are given in Bisbee during the heated term.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-01
BlsBEE BUYS WILL
 PLAY CLIFTON NINE
Two Teams to Line Up For a Series of 3 Games On
 the Frisco River |

.Ern of snap and ginger, and ready to put up the battle of their short ca rcer, the Bisbee Royals. the pride oi Bisbee fandom. left this city yester, day morning for Clifton. where they were scheduled for three games with the representatives of the town on the Frisco river.
 The team has been praCticins regu- larIy and faithfully all week for the games they will play with CliIton on Saturday afternoon, Sunday morn ing and Sunday afternoon. Clifton, is it understood. has strong az sregation of ball tossers. but in that respect they have nothing over the iocaI hovs. For the short time they have been organized, the Bisbee men do remarkably well Baseball author Ities all over the country agree that upitv and team work is the most es- eentiaI thing in baseball. Nine sal aried crack players, who play flne m dividual ball. Sut who do not work together. never won pennant lh any league. and that is the handicap the Royals are laboring under at pres ent, The men have not played to- gethcr long enough to understand each other perfectly, but When the short time they have been organized is taken into consideration the local bah fans must agree that the Bisece team is a good one and tho
 practice and more tea1
 make the local organization ao 'rri' est thing n the southwest 10 de'oat.
 Captain Edmunds took hiS strong est line up along yesterday morning. and it will be sad disappointment to the fans of this city if he and his men do not return to Bisbee with the scaIps of the Clifton men dang ling from their belts.
 Two games out of the series would be dandy record for Bisbee when all allowances ,are made, but the players. before they left this city stated that they would have no excuses to otfer If they did not win all three games nr tho oariGc
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-01
Worldly Wisdom.

Az there is worldly happiness which God perceiyes to be TO more than disguised misery: as there are worldly horrors which in his ostima- ton are reproach, so there is world ly wisdom which in his sight is fool ishness. Of this worldly wisdom the characters are given in the Scriptures. and placed in contrast with those of the wisdom which is from above. The one is the wisdom of the crafty. the other that of. the upright; the one terminates in selfshRess,, the other in charity; the one is full of strife and bitter envyings, the other of mercy and of good fruits.-Blair.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-01
PEOPLE GAN AVOID
 DELAY OF LETTERS
Postoffice Departments Crit ics Are Advised to Read
 Over Mail Schedule

Considerable trouble and annoy ance has been caused lately to the local postoffiee officials by people. who, ignorant of train times and schedules, mail their letters too late to get out the same day, and then ecriticise the department when they discover that their mail did not reach its destination as soon as they fig ured it should For the information Of there people. The Review, through the courtesy of Postmaster Cassidy. prints a schedule of departures, which went into effect on the local railroads on April IS.
 The schedule fellows:
 Ordinary mail for train No. closes at $50 a. m. This mail in cludes the following states: Alabama, ATkansar. Colorado. Connecticut. Del aware. District Of Columbia, Florida,
 Georgia Illinois, Indiana. ISwa. Kan sas. Kentucky. Louis ana. Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan.
 Minnesota. Mississippi. Missouri. Ne traska. New Hampshire. New Jersey
 New Mexico. New York. North and South Carolina, North and South Da
 kota. Oh'o, Oklahoma. Pennsylva- nia. Rhode Island. Tennessee, Texas
 Vermont and Virginia This mail elso includes the following towns ia Arizona, Douglas. San Bernar..7o Chiricahua, Apache, Parad SC. Portal Clifton, Morenci. and also the state E,f Soncra. Mexico Mail for all the above mentioned points. to insure prompt transmission. should be plac,
 ed in the letter drop in the postoffce i marked east
 Train No. mail closes at 4:30 E
 m. The same schedule applies to , mail for this train as does to train | No. 2 at 6:30 q. m, with the following exceptions.
 Alabama. Delaware, District of i Columbia, Florida. Georgia. Louisiana Nc-th and South Carolina. Maine | Maryland, Mississippi, Nebraska New Hampshire, New Jersey, Nortf
 and South Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode
 Island, Tennessee, Ve mons. ard Vir g'nia
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-01
HORSES 10 RUN AT
 COUNTRY CLUB TRACK
Several Good Animals Will Be Matched in Race
 Sunday ]
.'Tbay're of.

They're of"
 This will be the cry at the course laid out below the Country Club when on Sunday afternoon, several of the best horses in the district will be pit ted against each other to decide the question of supremacy. The match will not be ticked off by the busy wires in the pool rooms of the world nor will the bookies make great fortune for the day is to be one of clean sport. the promoters de- clare.
 The animals which will try out their speed for the benefit of the rae ing enthusiasts comprise some of the best talent in the southwest With such classy horses entered an inter esting program Is assured
 The opening event will be match pacing race between animals belong ing to Tom Hood and E. A. Toyrea for a side bet of s200. J. E. Mosher will handle the Tovrea hors~, while ]. Hanks is the driver for Mir. Hood
 The o. K. Stable mare driven by Mosher and horse belonging ~ Jim Jones will be the entries in tine second event George shannon will drive for Jones. A running race is scheduled to follow this, but the en tries and owners are not obtainable a, yet It is poss!bIe tl.at at least one more running race will be held.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-01
BUSINESS IS ACTIVE
 IN SOUTHERN SaNOBA
Work On the Big Shops At Elm patme We'll Under Way
 Farmers Getting Busy

Southern Sonora is booming and nc where is this more apparent than at the new railroad center of Empalme. located three miles north o1 Quay mas, according to D. w Pollard, field superintendent of the Y. NJ. C. A. in the Southwest. Mir. Pollard passed through the city last evening on his way home from an extensive visit to Sonora and Arizona points At Elm palme. where the C. Y. R. & P rail road terminates and where the So- nora road begins. work on a large scale is actively under way. Large shops for taking care of the terminal business are being erected. Eight stru9uses Of the most lsubstantiag construction are included in the build. ing operations. These will house complets machine shops, round houses, repair shops, etc. One of the most striking features of the repair shops is a giant electric crane which will lift an engine from one track to another over an intervening engine.
 In that vicinity the ranchers arc commencing to do the hard work of the season. The wheat is being harvested and prepared for ship. ment. and the spring orange crop is being gathered The whole country is on the boom and fin Mir. Pollard's 8 opinion, is one of the best fields for American investment today.