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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-04-03

Now Eats and Sleeps Well. SG/%%
Mrs. Annie Tcsch, 337 Ord 1/.#%$
Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.,, HS$
writes: "W'hcn wrote to yoc :$$$
for advice, my health was q
total wreck. could not sleep
and thought would die,
a. there seemed to be no help %#%
for me. But followed your \S##$$
advice and took Peruna and NW##
Manalin. NW#$
~ am now cured. I can eat NV
and sleep well, and enjoy life. NV
~ never will be without N
Forums. should any Of rs be slck.s =
catarrh Of Worst Form.
Mrs. Amanda Long, 1881 eeelsy
Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, writes:
~ believe that am cured OF cstarrh
Of the worst form and Of long standing.
~ was almost q total wreck. tried
almost everything and doctored with Q
number Of doctors, but they did me no
good.
81 tried Peruna rs last resort, and by
the time had taken one hottie I could
see that II was helping me, and so con.
tinued taking II. l can say now that
have not felt the slightest symptoms for
thrse months, and l think there is
nothing like Peruna. still keep II in
the house, and think there IL no medi.
cine like II. I cannot praise II too highly,
sud bless the dry that learned Of it,"
Mrs. Judge J. j. Boyer, 1921 Sherman
Avenue, Evanston, Ill.,, writes that sew.
Rral complications united In pulling her
down, and she thanks Peruna for new
life and strength.
Pe-ru.na Tablets.
For two years DIR. Hartman and his
assistants have necessarily labored to
create Peruna in tablet form, and their
strenuous labors have just been crowned
with success. People who object 70
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-04-03
Pe.ru.na Tablets.

For two years DIR. Hartman and his
assistants have necessarily iabored to
create Peruna in tablet form, and their
strenuous labors have just been crowned
with success. People who object to
liquid medicines can now secure Pcruns
tablets. Each tablet Is equivalent TO one
average dose Of teruna.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-04-03

Poeips Making Enhances and increases the production of
eggs 2Oc package
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

-TetneNafe. 9lTT.For: rRun,
S.rr 2eutnant, sic tunSen ia gar
ni6t mebr nit bem biibiden Sofrotbss
tSfterlein! @as ion benn bieIe 3us
riid6uItuna2" = 9uiar.n : 2eutndnt:
,Sabe ausfpannen miiN.n = Wlprtbe
ierohen!%
per neueieriss 9 ter.
Sunsl (sum 9ater): ~Du. 8utu. ieb'
tpeiB Z, mo b Ruattu ibr 9sIb puftedt
but!" = 8atsr: .Tu 2ausbud, Oh
.lenbiqa, bDs aebt bod Di' mir an! $40
bat fie's benn9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

~90rfIer fdst es. gr bat mir einen
Brief sebradt. Den augeblid Sreb se'
i9rieben bat. 8or einem Sabre bubeu
bic bei0en Elm ameritanii9es OuelI
ausgefo9ten. unb oa Iou 5reo ftdtt
elmer i9par5en unb elmer ipeibsn &u>
gel apei fdfpar3e in Die 2abe gelest
baben, 10 baB 0Drfler nptbpenOiser
@sifs Elm SoOesloOs Siebsn mubte."
Grit iest besriff id Die aufopfss
rung bes iterbenoen Sre,inoes. Gr,
Der tsines unl1uteren 9ebuntens fds
big mar. bsfduIbiste ii9 ielbit elmer
ebrloien Shat. MIR nm ben Mann am
2eben gu erbdlten. Don benz er slaubs
ts, bob Wasoa ibn liebe. JdIf9lid
eldubte er Dies aber: bsnn tpenn er
iie Iab in biefsm 9lusenbIid, Damn
bGtte er ni9t i'm Srrtbum fein tOns
nen, ipem ibre 2isbe geb0rte.
Sd babe ni1t sefbtpisqen tros Der
Bite meines 5rsunbss. Cine Stunoe
ipGter fubr Mogba nit mir an bas
Sttrbebett 5reb's.
Tein, nidt on fein Sterbeb.tt.
@ar es bic 9isbt, Ole @unber pirtte
o6er bntte Der arat fd seirrt9 5reo
senas unb 1T bsute Der sliidIi4fte
@hemann Der Welt.
limb 96rfler9 Nun. sr lsbt nod
imfner, trobbem ib i'm nidt i'm
3peifel bariiber IieB, bab es oomals
gang nit re4t.n 9ingen susing. ols
er Die f9purse 9ugel 5Og.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

&c Sdneffaebeffert.0 0ienH'
mdb9en ian Der Gntrsetbiir): Die
snGbise Srau 1T in Der Ra9t f9psr
ertrantt un6 tann Niemanb empfdn'
gen!" = 8eTu6erin: %. bas tbut mir
Iebr leib! Sagen sic ibr bod bite, bic
@9neibsrtn Iei por Der Sbiir." =
DienitmGbden mad turSer glbtpeIeus
beit): rSie m0dten eintretsn, Srdus
lein.".
Simmer ofmann. Sur9'
lau9t bat, Inn iib einmal einen Sons
nenoufsans dnSufeben. in Der S9uB'
biitte iibernadtet unb Teinem abiutuns
ten befoblen, ibn gu tpeden, ipenn es TO-
ipeit 1T. 2tls bic Sonne friibmorsens
am Soriaont erfdeint, tritt Der Qbius
tant, feinsm 9sfebGe semGb, in bic
Siitte unb meIbet: .0ur9ldudt = bic
Sonne partet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

= Gin Ma1beur. .Nsiae
6rou bat beu.s iuas Sh6nss anses
ridtet." = .gln. mas oenn2" -
~Oas MittageFsn!"
-@erbG9tiae8 8epesung.
Sottor Gum Patienten): rSbr Ser3
arbeitst febr unreselmdbia. Soben Sic
irsenb etlpas, bas Sbnen llnrube
ma9t2" = gatient: 80. eiaentlidb
ui6t. glur eerdbe chen, als sic bic
Sanb in bic SaTde itedtsn. ba9te i'd,
Sic ipollten mir sShrs gtednung ess
ben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

gnfantter SGnss
den: rOu bift pobl iebr milbtbdtig,
lieber Sntel2" = Sntel (altoboliter):
.@ieiO9" = Sdns9en: ypapa Ia9te,
9u tbGteit Dir oft bss Sutsn Sus
bell"
Garter mimi. S9piesers
batter lin spe): rSaben sic nun ale
Sbre Ssiratbspupi.re aufammen9" =
S6tpieserIobn (bsr nod auf bic per@
fpro9ne Mitsift pdrteD: r@elpiB,
mir feblen nur nod bic pupiere bon
Sbnen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

Srau: rDsnn id seiuuBt bdtte,
cuB 9u mid 10 oft aIIein IGBt, bdnn
bate id Did nidt ssb.iratbet."
Mann: v46er. mein &ino, tpenn
Su mid nidt sebeiratbet bGttsit, pis
ref 0u ia nod Dfter aIIein setpefen. ="
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

-8ergatopp;rt. Sommer>
aienratb: palIo fred 1T Der 8sttler
aud nod geporben2" = 0iener: rgtu,
i9 Iase Sbnsn, Der MenI9 btnubm ii4
ia serabe, als ipGre er Der Serr 8oms
mer5ienratb ielbif!"
-9as b6fe Trem b M t.
llnteroffiaier: rWus iinb sic in Sbren
Gibilberuf2" = @inidbriaer: rNines
ralog." : llnteroffiSier: rSie sIaubsn
lppbl, bas inpOnirt mi42 Sd i9reibe
in mein Notisbu9 bod DSelterpahsrs
sSabrifant"!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

8erf9nappt. Batter (Osr
8raut mad 9lbfdHuns bes @hepers
traees): Sinh sic fertigg" SrGutis
sar: ,SBis Guf ben ItBtsn Seller!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

- Bu br. Srau o.: Den tpabs
rem Wertb Oes Nunnes ertennt man
crit na6 ieinem SObe." = Srau D.:
.Sebr ri6tig Weil mir oonn nur
nod auf ben 9etras Der 2ebenspers
fi6erung re4nen t0nnenl"
Cute &unbfdaft. @irgG
(nd9 Dem 3abnSieben): so. ou bIft
q Wati9'n uno ba is 9ei' Marfi,
Qlbies!" = 8dber: IS bant rebt
fh6n, fomm' balb ipieoer!"
-3u 3unsugiertg. Gina (5u
ibrer 6reunoin, bic ioeben einen 2ies
besbrief erbdlten bait: r@us lit benn
Sein 3utiinftiger9" = glIa: nSas
tpeiB i6 nod nift = metn sebiser 1T
poitaiiitent!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

-8sim Reeiments 9aIl.
2eutnunt: rNarum fteben sic itramm.
8nui9te9" = Solbat: .Weil Sic iinb
@orgsTebtsr bon mir!" = 9eutnant;
.llniinn! Sier auf bem Bale finb mir
ale slei6, merten sic ii9 oas, sic
Sprno6fe!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

= @aftri19es 2eioen. @.:
r@as 1T fir einen MiFionor an
unanssnebmitsn9" - g.: ,@snn er
bon einsm SduptIing taIt peripeiit
niro."
Ser neue Mietber. 3ims
merpermietberin (naGeem Elm STUDENT
iicb entidloHen bat, eines ibrer m0blirz
ten 3immer gu nlietbeD: LIMB mas i9
nod iagen fpoIIts = bic friiberen Wies
tber bafen itets i'm @oraus beSablt."
= so. 10, bu bin id alio Sbr eriter
Stuoent!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
@iberlest.

Trember: Mannsbio BORT if Gur girsrm.i'
fer? 49, 8e bieier ab bub Sbr un6ar aud nt oa oab os
aeuns elmer @emenbe elmer rsrsien perSnI6te abrasn
perben fpll9!4
Ginbeimtf6er: 80 bus EuIen mir ebr pOb bsoat 8aun
sic f6 nur einmaI ole SSruu 8Irgefmiiter an"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

... @.ftern bat mid Grnft sI.i4
mad Der @erlobuns sefrust. OBJ ID
trirtli9 feline erite 2iebe fell"
.Dds bait 9u linn benn ssuntipprs
tet9"
.SeIbiiperItGnOlid ia! :. Gs il
bod msrtlpiirbis -"
,0as 1T msrfipiirbig9"
Dab 81. TlGnner INNER oi.ie
Ssrdge felIen, penn lie iif perlo6en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

Die bret @riinbe. Sic:
SD tpiirbe sic beiratben, ipenn ntht
brei @riinbe bagegen fprd9en." = Gr:
Limb iptl9e iinb bas2" = Sic: rWiein
Batter mag sic nift, meine Mutter
mag sic ni9t. unb i9 ebenfalls
ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

-@aterfoGs. eerr Soms
mersienratb, bon Sbrem Sobne ioa ia
ipisber Elm Stiid burdsefdllen iein~
= rMein Sobn f9reibt 70 uiel, baB sr
es nidt n6tbis bat. feline Stiide Oftsr
als einmal auffiibr.n su lafenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18
grpfitabeG. @nlanteriepaa

-profitabet. 9alanterieipuus
renbGnbltr (sum neuen 8ommis):
ySsbt tommt profefor 3idel, bas 1T
unier better 9unbe : Der tauft etnsn
Sdirm unO ldBt ibn slsi9 Bel uns
iteben!"
-@egenfeitiatsit. Truu:
,Msin Wlann bat iiber bas Roaitbsef
sei9impft; in msiner @erlegenbeit
bub' ih Sbnen bic S9uIb gsseben." :
SD9in: r0as madt nidts, snGoise
Srau. Die neuIi6 msin @efreiter
iiber bic Sans losssSosen bat, bab' i'd
aud bic SauIb uuf Sic ssIdOben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

g -S9nerpieber5utrIdns
gen. Sommb: vWilis bat msine
Wurmel peggenommen, uno sr min iie
bebultsn." : Mutter: .Die fpeiBt Su
bass" = Sommb: pGr bat iie 'runtsrs
g.i4ludt!"
= glitter. o.: rSie f6riftF.I.
lern alIo9 S6reiben sic um 9elo9"
= g.: $50. aber mein aIter i9idt.
teins.1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-03-18

S6eiubarer Wibers
Fpru6. Snipi5ient zines Sps3id';s
tGtentbeaiers: yS9nea einen grjt.
einen @r5t!" = 9irettur: .llm 9pts
t.spilIen, mas lit benn gefdebtn2"-
SnIpi5ient: .9t9 oenten sic iih. Der
9sgeuI9luder bat eben cine Stednus
oel beri6ludt!"
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Overhauling the Launches.

The power launch Dacota. belonging to
K. l.. Gait OF this city, has gone into
service. after its thorough overhauling
this spring. and was out on the river for
trial yesterday afternoon. The yacht has
recently been fitted with two new gaso-
line engines. and the vessel is said to
have shown an increase in speed on her
trials yesterday. 1t is stated that the
Dacota will make cruise to southern
waters this spring with her owner
aboard
The oyerhauling of the engine of the
launch Alert belonging to the Potomac
and Chesapeake Steamboat Company. has
been completed. and the vessel is ready
for service when wanted. The launch
will be used for short runs to river points
during the summer. The Alert Is one Of
the largest and fastest launches Of her
class on the Potomac.
The launch Hunkedee. one OF the local
feet of pleasure craft. which has been
out Of the water near the foot of 9th
street for several days past, being painted
and overhauled by her owner. Capt
Beavers. will be ready for service within
the next day or two. and will join the
pleasure fleet at anchor in the harbor.
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Car Disturber Sent to Workhouse.

Benjamin Scribner. arrested about 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon wfrle Great
ing disturbance on a Mount Vernon
bound electric car near 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, was before Judge
kimball in the Police Court today and
sentenced to three months in the work.
house following conviction upon a
charge of disordery conduct. The COM
mitment to the workhouse came as de-
fault of a twenty-five-dollar. fine. Wit
nesses testified that Scribner boarded the
car in drunken condition and refused
to pay his fare. An argument with the
conductor ensued. and when Scribner
threatened to strike he was elected and
later arrested by Sergt. Gates Of the first
precinct
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Births Reported.


The following births were reported To
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours: $50,
boy.
Charles and Margaret Walmsley. April
IA, 1863. boy.
Francis L. and Elizabeth E. Wetherbee,
April 13. 1909. boy.
William NJ. and Mabel. D. Rhodes. April
II. 1909, girl.
Clarence T. and Rose L. Powell, April
Z, 1909. girl.
Allen and Helen Pope. April 10, 1909,
boy
George E.. and Marie ]. Neitzey. April
10. 1909, girl.
Louis ]. and Florence Magill. April IA.
1909. boy.
Harry and Mary Malkin. April 12. 1900.
girl.
Thomas and Mary Jones, April 10. 1900,
girl
Charles w. and Hattie L. Hilieary. April
II, 1900. boy
George and Byrdie L. Howard. April
Is. 1909. girl. ! -z.r:
N Nathan and Jennie Horwitz, April 1s,
Thomas and Evelyn Heslin, April IS.
1909, boy.
Samuel and Fanny Herrick. April IS.
1900. boy.
Jacob and Rebecca Gritz. April IL. 1909.
boy.
George I. and Maria T.. Gardiner April
/. 1909, boy twins. ,>s--,.,
Hugh and Laura c. Everett, April Ii,
1909, girl. -
James NJ and Ida NJ Disney. April 16
1909, boy.
John and Dorothy Dynes. April 1s. 1853
girl.
Phillip E. and Catherine Cruit. April l6
1903. girl. -,
Harry and Lilly chanler. April 10. 1909
boy.
Frank and Mary Barbrowski. April Il,
1909. boy.
Andrew and Agnes Tyler April II. 1909.
girl.
Staykes and May veale April Is, 1909.
boy. .a=. 81.
Markwood and Mamie Tolliver, April
Is, 1909. girl.
Edward B. and Carrie Queen, April IL,
1900, boy.
William and Maria Matthews, March IS,
1900. boy.
Jesse and Leila E. Madden, April Ii.
1869. girl.
Linus and Hannah Joy. April II, 1900.
boy.
James and cornelia Dixon. April 10,
1909. boy.
Marcus W. and Harriet B. Boyd. April
IA. 13C', girl.
Aaron G. and Ada c.. Burch, April ;,
1909, girl.
Evening star., 1909-04-20
For Annexation of Liberia.

The annexation of Liberia to the United
States was the subject of a.discussion at
the joint meeting of the Colored Baptist
Minister'S Union of the District of Co.
lumbia and the union Of Baltimore city.
which met with the Washington organi-
zstion at Zion Baptist Church yesterday
Rev. DR.. w. ID. Jarvis. president of the
local union. presided and Rev. DR.. j. L.
Loving was secretary. The Liberian ques-
ton was taken up but a vote on
the subject was not reached, and a
committee was named to submit a report
to subsequent meeting, when a vote will
be taken and the action will be SUBJ
mitted to the Liberian commission for it's
consideration. 1t is believed that annex
alton may be favored.
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours: ~
Elizabeth Masters. So years. sol NJ
street northwest.
James H. Reed, Sc years. AT . street
northwest.
Frances E. Dorsey. &C years. LIT 9th
street northwest.
Michael P. Cronin. - years, United
States Soldiers Home.
Eligins terbush. "a years. Providence
Hospital.
John l.. Burch, 81 years. 64i I'd street
Anna l.. Colburn, 81 years, kearney
street, Tenleytown.
Mary E. jenkins. u years, 800 4th
street southeast.
Henry Grier. g. years, 1858 II street
Walter F.. Sinclair. IS years, 6::;3 l street
northwest
Harold Wade So years. 1917 NJ street
northwest.
Joseph L. Savage. years, 1a9 f street
Elizabeth Alvey, 76 years. 9o2 G street
northwest.
Jane P. Tonks. "a years. 1881 Columbia
road northwest.
Endicott King, So years, 1918 10th street
northwest
Margaret Halliburton. 81 years. 11o2 +
street northwest.
Leo " Cooney. 81 years, 331 9th street
southeast.
Ellie T. Enright 80 years, 306 AZ street
southwest
Theopalus Reese 81 years, Home for
the Aged and Inf1rm.
Josephine jenkins, 2 months, 1900 X
street northwest.
Grace LOveless, IA days, 100 Virginia
avenue southeast.
Infant son of Harry and Julia Merry
man, hour. 643 Goth street northeast.
John j. johnson, rs years. 3l3 V street
northwest
Ruth Alsop, , years, - FentOn place.
William Hunter, "a years, 2o l. street
southwest
Martina Edwards. 81 years, all2 TX
street northwest. s--
Alma Walker. months, 1 Baltimore
street northwest.
Evening star., 1909-04-20

story brick store and Office building at
1878 TO 1880 l4th street northwest: archi-
tect. b. n. Brouner: builders. Brouner a.
Sloan: estimated cost, 5000. -
To George T. klepstein. for FIVE two-
story brick dwellings from 132S eo l:ssi
A street southeast: architect. A. J. Atkin-
son: builder. w. p. Lockwood; estimated
cost. $4,000
To Herman Harbers. for one frame
dwelling at .641 Myrtle avenue: ARCHITECT
and builder. c. q. johnson; estimated
cost, 81, 100.
To Dime Savings Bank, 60 rerair .ofiee
building at 9Th and r streets northwest
architect. A. p. Clark. jr.: builder CORN
ley Poynton Co.; estimated cost. $780,
600.
Evening star., 1909-04-20

hostess and of Mr.. William T. Evans. who
passed his seventy-ninth miepost yester-
day. Before the feast Mr.. Evans was
presented with a handsome cane from
his daughter. Mrs. Agnew.
The Belgian minister and Baroness
Moncheur are in New York to witness
the maiden voyage of the Lapland. new
steamship. 10 land at Antwerp The
baroness will he the central figure In the
sociabiIities aboard before the boat leaves
her dock. When they return Thursday
they will be accompanied by Mrs. Grant
Duff. wife of the British minister to
Cuba. and sister of Baroness Moncheur.
Baron Moncheur has received ofifcial mott
fcation of his appointment as minister 70
Turkey, and. in company with his daugh-
ters. Baroness Marguerite Moncheur and
Baroness Alix Moncheur, Will sail for his
new post about the end OF June. Baron
ess Moncheur and the younger children
of the family will remain i'm this coun-
try. probably at York Harbor. until fall,
when they will Join the minister. Mrs.
Holman. the grandmother OF Baroness
Moncheur. came from Baltimore and Is a
guest at the legation.
Mrs. Scott Russell Haycock and Miss
Dorothea Haycock are visiting Atlantic
City for several weeks. the guests OF
Mrs. George Boardman HaycOck
At the residence of Mr.. Harry F. Reul-
ing. 134O Union street southwest. Sat
urday evening. April IL. there was
gathered a number OF friends at a lunch
con given in honor Of Mr.. Robert Brooke
Blundon. Among those present were
Messrs Nilsson, Williams. Kettner. Glea-
son. Sisson. Maxwell, CampaigRa. Carroll
Murphy. E. Moling. Austin. Riston, Selby,
H. Rollins. Brahler. J. Shelton. Loehr
Torrey. Clarke. Price, Haislip. Trunnei.
Blundon, Hutchinson. Lyle. r. Harris. l.
Moxley. Harris Brothers and Reuling.
Mrs. Frank Philip Of New York city,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. c. D.
Barnett Of 215 18th street southwest for
the past two weeks. left last Friday
for her home.
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Collector for John A. Cutter Estate

Justice Wright. sitting in Probate Court.
this morning appointed Attorney Fred
erick A. Fenning as collector OF the estate
of John A. Cutter. who died March 10.
The deceased conducted a small store on
the grounds of the Government Hospital
for the Insane for many years, and the
absence from this jurisdiction Of any of
his relatives, necessitated the appointment
of a collector pending the issuance OF
letters of administration. The matter
was brought to the attention OF the court
by the petition of the Washington To-
bacco Company. a creditor of the de-
ceased
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Hotel Arrivals.

New Willard-O. A. Jameson. London
William Folk. New York: +. A. Ralph,
Toronto Canada: Charles D. Rood.
Springfield, Mass: George w. Morse,
Cleveland. Ohio. -.
Hotel Normandie-G. l.. Lappington,
Florida: Miss Longstreet. Georgia: Mr. r.
L. Goodman and Mrs. Goodman. Chicago
D. c. Harrison, Scranton. Pa: Mrs. F.
r. Miller. Herkimer, n. Y: Mrs. a. r.
Steele. Herkimer. n. Y: Mrs. A. b. Stack
field Pittsburg.
Raleigh-W. J. Simpson. Philadelphia
w. L. Cummings. Jersey City, N. j.: F..
B. Hanley. New York: ]. Lea, San Diego.
CAL; w. F. Brey. Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Trustees Appointed to Sell.

Justice Barnard today appointei
George W. Drew and William NJ. Offiev
trustees to sell premises 302I NJ stree
northwest and l1l4 33d street north
west in a suit for partition filed hv
James w. Hunter against Henrietti
c. Emrick and others. The bond Of
the trustees is placed at $1,000.
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Will of Mrs. Mary H. B. Hit.

BY the terms of the will of Mrs. Mary
H. B. Hit. dated January 2. 1898. and
offered for probate, life interest in her
real estate is devised to her husband.
Isaac r. Hit. On his death the property
goes to her two sons. ARA B. Hit and
Isaac r. Hit, jr., who also take the per-
sonal estate absolute. The husband and
son ARA are named as executors.
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To Schenck & Wheelock. for ten two
story brick dwellings from 4OS to 421 18th
street northeast: architect, William J.
Palmer: builder. c. C. Wheelock; esti-
mated cost $25. 600
To r.. d. McAuhffe. for three two-story
brick dwellings at $40, 612 and Ga Attn
street northeast; architect. A. B. Mullett
& Co.: builder. F. ID. McAuliffe; estimated
cost $500
To c. Ii. FIshbaugh e. Son, for one two
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Tornado Sweeps Suburb Of Utica.

UTICA y. Y, April 20.-A tornado
swept over Marcy Hill. suburb of Utica.
Yesterday afternoon. Houses and barns
were demolished. trees uprooted, fences
laid low and large crevices made in the
earth. That no lives were lost Is consid-
cred remarkable. The tornado lasted
about FIVE minutes. Those who eXper-
fenced it's terrors declared the earth
trembled The damage will amount to
many thousands of dollars.
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Completes Crematory for Refuse.

Replacing the old building destroyed by
fire about two months ago, a new crema-
tory for the burning of miscellaneous
refuse has been, completed and was put
into use for the first time yesterday morn
ing. Reporting this matter to Commits
sioner West, James NJ Wood. superintend-
ent of street cleaning. tells of the difficult
ties. successfully met. in burning the
refuse out-of-doors during the past two
months
Evening star., 1909-04-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
DR.. Ernesto Mensa of Venice Italy. and
Lula L. Baker OF this city.
William H. Stephens and Harriet Hill,
both OF Alexandria. Va.
Gisherta Pieri and Agnes Gianninf.
Irving w. Beck and Dorothy NJ. VIII
lard.
Charles II. Rodgers and Emma C. Coale.
William I. Jacoby and Rosie F. Wells.
Ola ". Latham and Mary A. McNamara.