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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

aionaping9 Sra 2ouisoille, GD.,
meloes unoer 10. os. ON, at en- Bige
paa s glar, 9llma &ellner, Datter al
s. 6. aellner, er foripunoen, og ale
geItre6elier fra 5orel0renes og go
litiets SIDE for at finoe ben iaDneoe
life Bige bar n9ret frugteslsie 9et
Iiolte, man mener at bape let af Bi-
gen, iDnes at p9re, at bun gif paa
@aoen og 6etrngteOe ll0itiaingen al
Suleitaos / 8inouerne. Der, me-
ner 8aoereh bar nogen taget benoe.
Snn gap Jig let Sag meo fremmeOe.
gpen bar uoipreot 500 @irfulprer
og nolopet Ell u6eItemt Gum til ben
eller Dem, Iom 6ringer Bigen til6a-
ge. 2ouisoille og gtubo6perne i6n-
ore Snoiano er gennemipgt, men
forg9oes.
3elopas Sen IagiGgeS. - 9tep
gorf, II. Sec. = timber 5ore9ipel-
ie al, at Or. 9tna6el 3eIaDo, S6n al
gicaragios Brpii0ent 3elaDa, looe-
oe at e9te benOe, oa ban itli0ereoe
Meoicin peo Columbia llnioeriitet,
bar 0aiis @li5abette Suliet Sero
al gfem Dorf anlagt Sag imoo Dot
loren for 100000 iom Sfaoeser.
itatning for 8ruo al 9@gteifabslefte
Or. 3elapa bite iig / &etten / @aar
iom Defenier.
9laoene bill pioe, of 2eftet bleo ei-
bet beo en- Dinner, iom Seros Mo-
Der CAB til geoite, og at YreIioent
3elapa iioen lagoe Jig imellem og
forbeo 5orbinoelien.
Wfiis 8ero paaItaar. at bum bar
100 aereItebreoe, iom anobel 3ela-
pa bar ifrepet til benbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
2lboul bomio ocmt
/ Berlin

glanot De nsa9e Yroeasier. lom
e'ter slsoul Samiosglsi sipneiie itrem.
meoe ino pda tsfs. Suitanen, sr ~.
genoe ct Yar @ssempler.
ess.Sa:. aaen 2. slsnen oenit til
al beraie oi,042 Dforf til Maleren
Milmer og oennes 5 Meobiplpere,
Ser bar fontraftlnGsiig engagereoe
Gn grofesior 9iocfbouien, iom pao
Snltanens Gipilliite bapoe facet Del
Spcrp at foretaee en- Stuoicreiie til
oct osoe Sap, fit tilfenot 1917
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Oet liberale parti /
Gnolano.

On glftenen Den 10. 0s. bolot oet
liberoIe garti gn9lano ct umaaoe.
Iig tort Wfeoe gilbert Sail 2on-
Don, bpor Brentierminiiter slsqpit6
fremlogoe oen li6erale 9iegerings
Brogram en- s(ppel til 2onoet. 81.
a. iagoe ban, at oeriom oct libernle
Garti after iattes til 9ioret, piloe
forlonge, at 2oroernes
Maat inOifrenfes, .og ban tilfsieoe,
at oct liberale Barti Oiloe gioe ST.
Lamb SelnItDre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Saluuncr lnffes.

9ogon, Sa., u. Sec. = aGe Sa-
loonerne Misiouri gaIlep Iuffeoes
/ glfteS af Sheriff 9iocf' og GouIta,
Die gecfenbougb efter stnfloge al
Gountp slonofat z. 6. Smith.
30 @ognles af 2ifsrer toges fra
Saloonerne, og oerpoa aflaaleoes
Osrene. Saloonperterne er anflnget
for 2opopertr9oelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Snb;l9nmsfeit % @isiionsmsoe.

Gen oanife ep.-lntb. Wenigbeo |
5remoat. Iebr.. ofboloer, ON SUB
pil, 25 Mars SubiielmsfeSt % Mis.
iiorsmsAe ira t2.-t6. San. 1909.
glae ere s;erteli1 pelfolnne II. at
pere hos os | De Gage. g: .ooer frit
oogi. fim til Dem. Der meloer oeres
aomne til unoerteeneoe inoen Sen
8. Saniiar.
6. y. 9lnoer EN-,
BIB 6. A Ct, Sremont, gtebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
5elava III 8. 5enat.

s @aar taIte Senator Hapner ira
Marplano for en- aefolrtion, iom gif
no pna, at ltniteo States ber ie at
faa fat grei. 3elapa inareit nut
liet og title bnm for Hetten, anfla-
oet for Orobet al Cannon og 8roce.
San betegneoe geicnraguos Gr9ii
bent iom en- al Dor Sios IterIte 5or.
brpoere og Spranner og mente, at
WilliIter anor bnboe banolet milot
imoo bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Joroen runot.

Bulfanuobruooet paa3eneriffa er
/ @ftaeenoe. 2aoaltremmen er belt
/ 6 9lrme og rDffer nu langlontt
frem.
Nfilitqrforbunoet @refenlano
forlanger llorensning blan0t @n-
6eoSmenoene. Situationen er oerfor
blepen mere fritiif for Otinilteriet.
gn aongres al ruSiilfe SanoelS-
og sSnouitrimeno' bar peotaget Ell
Ieiol1tion ON, at 2anoets sfonomi-
tie ar9fter ifal l9gges til @runo
for Huslanos Yolitif.
Gn rusliif aarapane er bleoen
ooerfal0en af Ell periiif Stnmme.
Guslanos Belon0t bar 9iort oloorli-
ge 6oreItiQirger 8eberon.
Social0ennofratiet bar peo ct Snp-
pleringSpol9 til Ben tpife 9fi0Soag /
SaQe am Saale erobret are0iea ira
0e 6rilinoeoe.
gn foinoelig 2lopotot if for nog-
le Gage iioen 5iaoOelie al DON'T
Itolene + ct. SeterS6nrg til at pro-
ce6erc 9letten. @leu iioen bar 9fi9S-
raa6et tilbogefolot SiGooelien.
st SammenItgo ifal baoe fitnoet
Ste0 mellem tprfiIfe trooper og OPP
rgrife Stanlner / 0iItriftet Wiunte-
fit meo 6eubolospis 60 og 200
Wfanos Sab.
ariqsnliniIteren @rpfenlnno ar
beioer paa ct 6orilag ON Oprettel'
ie of Ell Officersifole, boorpeo man
baaber at fierne lltilfreoSbeoen
blonot Officererne.
@n @rubeefsploiion bar frnoe'
Steb i Yropinien Sutiufa (SSapon)
hporoeo 15 Berioner ifal o9r(
orpbt, meoens 22S slrbejoere er IN
se'Tlatteoe / @riiben
Iirtuolsd gnrmelter bar fooet
lin StraSioorirs Zen rig Slags glo
!iner) til 100000 Marfs 8pro
fuloItenoie frlnit oeroeo, at bans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Snsbulocrife pnifes.

gn troenoe elore Bi9e eller enfe
uoen gern, ira 30 t;i 40 sc- ~n'fes.
til at bcItpre Suiet for en- @nfemano
meb to Inna 8ern 2 og 3 @or gamle
paa en- Sarm.
Sulins SophuS q iel len
SIT. I, @or AZ,
9enmare, q DAT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
BE your own dressmaker.

Lessons in cutting, fitting, drafting
aud designing at the Kuster's Ladies
Tailoring College Write to Miss M.
German, Principal for Particulars,
WOLF. Turner Bldg, Fremont, Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
18. Marg

Smpresiario falot meo Den aenias.
biitte.
glanot De mango @iSninger an.
gaaenoe, boor Or. goof er bleoet af,
l9ier ri felgenoe:
Or. @oof er paa 9amperen uGa.
! ronia" afreiit til Stdlien for at faa
gfo til at u0arbeioe gogen ON lin
gaoro5olsfero.
80 2uftifippere, Or. grinct.
mann, Berlin, og 9Grfiteft 6rancfe,
aolmar, er flin6et oeo 5ilme Iom
Gig peo Sioen df en- reonet 9allon
og en- flnit @onool. De Iteg Man-
bag 9ften Sen %. g1oo. op fra
S6mnrgenoorff oeo Berlin.
@n ierbiif aommisiion, Der par
ienot til 9lunel6f aru0tfabrif |
Sfaane for at fontrollere 6abrifatio-
nen al en- iterre &ruotlenernnce til
Ser6ien, er blepen inobDr0es iplio.
agtig, bborfor 5abriffen bar ben.
oenot fig til lloenrigslniniIteren |
gelgrao.
9ereensbanens bsiti0eliee glab.
ming fanot Steb ben 81. gsoo ga.
men er iolt 492 &m., Ssifielos-
ltrefningen 100 &nt, BET beieite
8unft 1901 Meter oner Sapet, 83
Gm. al 9onelengoen er Sunnel.
Ter, oen lengIte oper " Sm. aab.
ningstoget afgif forleoen fra 8riitia.
mia al. $50 Moreen. 8lanot De ca.
200 @eIter bar foruoen aongen De
fleite fremmeoe @eIanOter.
Soenif Senoitiffabrif @nglano.
2onbon, 90. 9topember. 8praaoet
gorfing bor ioIgt 7 gcres Soro til
Ell ir -nif Senoitiffabrif for 550 $50.
Sterling pr. glere. 0et er Wter1iii-
gen at reiie ell 5abrif, ser bill folte
10000 go. ct. og Ifnl beifeftige
1000 9lrbeioere
Sra 2tna. 8icefongen Si6ili, Der
bopoe laoet optoge 5otografier at
gnfefeiierinoen al &inos SorOefero,
er MI bleoen afifeoiget. 3il bans 81.
terfeloer er uoneont @ben-Gneilnng,
bi0til @icefonge | Sufuang.
9fusiiif &orruption. Sra Wtolfom
mel6es, at ser pna SoranleOning af
Senator 8orin, Der me0 Selo bar
6eopn0t at rp00e op Oen ritsiilfe
aorruption, er blenen reilt 3iltale
moo 66 Gnbeosmpn0 SSntenoan-
tllren 0foifom.
gao Sen internationnIe llOitil-
ling I 9iisieloorf for friitelig Snnit.
W1aleri og Sfnlptur bar Soafim
5foDgaaro for fit befenote itore 9il-
le6e ,ariItus 9soSriget" opnooet
5tatens Itore @ul6meOaille, oen 6pi'
cite llomprfelie, iom Ben prellsiiife
Stat uo0eler for Sllnit.
Soloniiationen Siberien. ct. BE-
tersbora, "a. gtonember. SeiIeren
bar ItoOfeItet en- of 0fniiterraooet
taaen 9eilutnine, boorefter Der lfal
neoiettes en- iprlie Somite peors-
renoe aoIoniiation gltalien; napn-
lio ifal goiettelien al 6nslere
s(murbane Oiitriftet eennemfsres
plonmGsiigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
Ranoelsminilte,zS
anbefaler q >rm.
dnbre Nnbefalingcr fra 8aib q u

Waibington, IL. Dec. = 9anoels-
og 9lrbeiosminiIter Nagels Rapport.
iom ofientliggioroes Dag, in0ebol-
Der TO meget nigtige 9lnbefalinger.
Den ferite er en- ll0pifling og llo'
bi6elie al aorporations-9urenuet
inoleoes at BET fan norette for belle
2onoet, boao oet MI ger pisie Sil-
feloe NiiniIter gtogeIs 6orilag /
ben Retning benitiller en- girfiom.
beo, til boilfen 2eOelien of ale lin.
terItote" aorporationer og oeres I'll
ltano ifal rapporteres. Jte6oen0igbe.
Den al at pprne ON 5orretningsbem.
meligbe0er nnerfen0es o9 oil ,iipe
iagttnget. 0iiniiteren ger opmprf.
iom poa, at 0ationens fommercieae
og finoncielle 2io er notionaliieret,
og nu er BET | fin Oroen ogiaa at
nntiondliiere bets aorporutionslip.
@n anoen oigtig 9(nbefnlin9 |
Miniiterens Gapport er en- mere ON.
fattenoe og effeftib 2opoipnine for
GHfnffelien nf Spioe-Slooe.2raffif.
fen. Weeens oe geloenoe 2ope for.
bpoer sSnofsrelien nf apinoer | ilmo.
ralif Seniiet, iaa gipes Der in9en
2oo, iom forbpoer 9efororingen al
Dem fra en- Stnt til en- anoen inoen
for 2onoets @renier. Miniiteren II,
ger, at man maa foritau, at Den belle
Spioe-S lape-9raffif er en- oreani.
ieret og en- uooiflet 6orretnins og
at Itriftere Sopgioning er nsopen.
big for at iette De fsoerale &utori.
teter | Stono til meb Selo at be.
f9mpe Srafiffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14
SlanOeOe WeOOeleller.


get en- Operation for 8linotarmsbe.
t9noelie pna ct 6 Waaneoer CANT
melt Barn. Sperationen er beloig
ooeritaaet.
Den 9loite fenote sSuleialme er
oen pna2otin ifrepne ngloeIte fioeles"
(aommer, S troen0e). Gems 5or-
fatterifab benIegoes til ben italien-
ife 0tunf gonaoentura, iom 0e0e |
2Dons, 3ranfrig, 1874.
Song gictor Smmanuel bar fe6t
Zen Monte Gbriito al @inori 5ami-
lien.
@ul0uofgrielen fra lt.S. for 1909
er aaere0e noaet op oper 100 0tilli.
oner Dollars.
goangeliiten ngiGp Sun0ap"
6pis gpffeliesmsoer GeoarGapios,
Sa. fOrnDlig bar o9ret iaa me9et
omtalte iiges at bape facet $1,000
for fine 6 Tigers glrbejoe Der =
@n ganife goo Detailing. life ianot,
/ Sommenligning meo oen, glpoltle-
ne fit for oeres 9lrbeioe.
Stort 5oretaeenoe | Seattle. =
Smift & so. fiinogioroe Den 10. os.
gennem oeres Geal @Itate 0eparte-
ments 8orretningsfsrer, at aompa9-
MET bill onl9gge en- npocfingplant"
til Ell 9efoItnine af 81 100000 peo
Seattle. 5orretningen oil beif9f-
tise ontfrine 1000 W9no 9et er
meo Senipn til alaifa, oennc SOB
forretning anlRgges.
Otter 36 9lar regelm9sli9t at
bape afgipet fin Stemme oeo offent-
lige galg 8pen 2eominiter, Wasi.
oa en- 9lnrr9ffe at BABE tient lom
Weolem of 8prnaoet, gioroe Sobn
s. Roilen fornDig ben intereslante
Opoagelie, at ban life engang bar
gorger / Il. q. San bonoe altio le'
bet / ben Gro at ban bar feot !
Bolton, men opoooeoe MI tilfeloigt,
at oet bar paa @rins 9 Steoet.
San fit MI trnplt meo at u6fage
8or9erpapirer.
9tooocoine er Nopnet paa ct ge,
osoeliesmiooel, Der bel bar oPret
fenot al 2pger / ca. A 9lor, men iom
ferIt nplig er anoenOt oeo Operatio'
ner. Oct npe WiiooeI ifol beiiooe
Oen Ggenifob, at meoens oct 9er
fuloItpnoig foIeliesIeS ooer for Ope-
rationet, bereper oct life 9atienten
9eoioIt6eoen.
Stor 5eru6ane-aontrnft. st
Omaba-8irna, 96elan & S6irlep,
bar inogaaet aontraft meO @rdno
Erunf Gacific 81. u. ON at bpgge ct
0il Sernbane fra 60
munoion, 9llbertn. CANADA, 8elt
paa til 9rince 9hipert ell 8orlen-
gelie al aompngniets SoOeolinie, til
ell 9etoitning al $1,500,000 9lrbei-
oct ifal paabegpnoe5 itrafS. @nten
96elan eller Shirley oil n9re paa
Steoet og baue Opipn meo arbei-
oct
Gn np glrt al Wdrieoprfelle fan
bel meo Gette iiees at praftileres al
GbriItian Science Silbeneere ooer
for Mrs. Morp S. 9afer Goop. 0a
forleoen Mrs. gluelilta Stetion ira
9eep gorf noatte pompge lig for
Wrs. goop efter at bape optraaot
Iom oennes gfipaI, uotalte bum fel-
aeaSe. Tor SremtiAen ifal boerfen
oio eller IgS, @asls eaer Snr'tea-
osmne~ og Magter, oct nGrp9renoe
eller set tifonlmenbe, oet hsie eller
oet laoe, ei beller nogen Sfabning,
Sfile nlig ira @nos aprligbeo ari-
Itlls Seius min Serre, eller fraMorp
9ofer goop. min eiIfese S9rer oa
2eoer".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

@enerol Clarence R. g6maros,
Gbefen for Sniiilar.9urennet, anbe.
faler lin 9larsrapport til arigsmi.
niiteren at Der 9ipes Bortorcaner-
ne 0orgerret.
Sm bette geres ueo Ell glft, Der
uoen pioere Omitenoigbeoer gioer
alle gorgere / gorto 9iico gorger.
ret, eller peO Ell glft, Der giper Dem
anleoning til itrafs peo en- iimpel
Sagttagelie inoipiouelt at isge Dor.
gerret, er en- Sag af minore getpo.
ming, iom aongreSien fan af9ere,
mener @eneralen.
Set er at 6aabe, at 9orgerifabs.
bebilling til gortoricnnerne mao bli.
be betragtet Iom Ell iinpel 9letier.
oigbeosoft oo giuet paa aaben og Ii.
gefrem Maaoe", illtter 9urc !he.
fen.
9ens Sonoel er itaoigt Silta.
senoe. llofsrielen for oct 6iifolaar,
iom fige er iliittet, pur0eres til ober
$30,000,00o o9 SnOfsrjelen til Oper
$26,O0O,000.
Snofsrielen fra Il 9. beIeb iie til
oper $23,O20.000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

aoloniiationen Siberien. ct. .4e-
tersborg, "a. Stooember. aeiIeren
bar ItoOfeItet en- al Mniiterraaoet
tooen geilutnine, buorefter Der lfal
neoIpttes en- iprlie aomite peore-
renoe aoIoniiation gltaiien; napn-
Tia ifol goietteIien al 9iusiere |
9(murbone Oiitriftet gennemferes
plonm9siigt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-14

80 2uftifippere, Or. grincf.
mann, Berlin, og 9trfiteft 6rancfe,
aolmnr, er fun0et peo 5illme Iom
Gig peo Sioen af en- reonet 9alIon
og en- funit @onool. De iteg Wfan-
bag 9tften Sen %. 91oo. op fra
Sdmargenoorff oe6 Berlin.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
WHEAT UNDER A DOLLAR.
Resumption of Decline at Chicago
Disturbs the Bulls

CHICAGO. April .4.-Wheat for delir-
cry in September and December selling
under a dollar and July wheat depressed
to point :i14 cents under yesterdays $
close were unwelcome facts presented for
bull consideration at the opening of the
board of trade today. During the first
half hour of business but few trades in
May wheat were recorded. the opening
price being from Us to 2ss cents below
the previous close. at 119laa1.2O1e.
July opening at 1O7 to 1.OSi.. was, at
the first mentioned price, practically 12
cents under the level attained at the
height of the bull campaign before James
A. Patten betook himself to the trout
streams of Colorado.
September wheat opened at a31a and
December at 9St4.
The resumption Of the decline after a
faint steadiness yesterday was based on
a drop of 212 to rs pence at Liverpool
which market weakened under heavy
shipments of wheat from all sections Of
the globe.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
TRUE REFORMERS' UNION.
Will Hold Women's Day Exercises
Tomorrow Afternoon.

The board of managers Of the True Re
formers Union. Rosebud, will hold the
women's day exercises tomorrow after
noon at go O. clock at True Reformers'
Hall The committee in charge is COM
posed of 100 women, representing the
children's department of the True Re-
formers of Washington. The following
program of exercises has been arranged
Chorus; Scripture reading. Mrs. f. B.
Timer: prayer. Mrs. Rosa Conley: chorus;
remarks. Mrs. r. n Lumpkins; solo. Miss
Adde Edmonds: recitations, Mrs. w. NJ.
Jefferson. Miss Emma Williams. Miss l..
f. Lumpkins and NJ. Webb instrumental
solo. Miss Bessie Gibson address.
Women in the Home Lula Burnett
paper. The Home" Mrs. S. T. Clarke;
remarks. Mrs. s. F. Lewis, and remarks.
w. r. Griffin.
The ushers for the occasion are Miss
Minnie Berkley Mrs. Ernie Green. Mrs.
+. J. Timer and Lula Burnett.
A memorial sermon will be preached to
the True Reformers tomorrow evening at
30 o'clock at John Wesley Church. 18th
street between l. and M streets north
west.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
THE L'ENFANT CEREMONIES.
Mai. Salvester Announces Some Of
the Arrangements.

Maj. Richard Sylvester, chief Of police.
conferred with Commissioner Macfarland
this morning regarding the police ar
rangements for the L'Enfant ceremonies
i'm the rotunda of the Capitol, April IS.
Following the conference ii was an
nounced that the invited guests would
enter at the west door of the Capitol and
that the honorary escort for the remains
from the Capitol to the Arlington Ma
tional cemetery would leave by the same
way after the ceremonies
Maj. Sylvester announced that the car
riageS of the invited guests and the hon
orary escort would be parked at 1st street
and Pennsylvania avenue near the Peace
monument. and that police officers would
be stationed at the west door of the Capt.
tol to tell the guests where to find their
carriages and later call the vehicles. The
guests will be able to ride to the south
end of the Capitol and building and en-
ter the west door of the rotunda through
the House of Representatives: but the We
hicles will then be directed to park near
the Peace monument.
The ceremonies are open to the public.
and except for a few invited guests who
will represent the patriotic societies OF
the city and the government there will
be no tickets. To accommodate as large
a number as possible no chairs will be
placed in the rotunda.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Sunday, With Ris-
ing Temperature. ..t.

ing Temperature.
For the District of Columbia, fair to-
night; possibly light frost in exposed
places Sunday fair, warmer; light north
to northeast winds.
There have been showers in the Atlantic
and Gulf states. SHOWS in the southern
upper lake region and light local SHOWS in
the extreme northwest; elsewhere fair
weather prevailed.
1t is considerably cooler in the Atlaptic
and gulf states, and temperatures are
once more below the seasonal average
throughout the entire country, except in
eastern Florida.
The weather will be fair tonight and
Sunday in the east and south. except that
occasional showers are probable in east
ern Florida and southern Georgia.
Temperatures will rise generally Sun
day.
The winds aleng the middle Atlantic
coast will be moderate northwest to
north; on the south Atlantic coast mod
crate and mostly northeasterly: on the
east gulf coast light to moderate north
easterly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have moderate west to north
west winds with fair weather to the
Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation Tin
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Montgomery. LIZ;
Thomasville, 100; Nantucket, Ito; Fort
Gaines, Ga. 1.56.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 5.22 am. and col pm.
high tide. 11.2O am. and 11.54 pm.
TOmorroW-Low tide, g. Is am. and 7.5S
p.m.; high tide, 1912 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5.13 am; sun sets
6.45 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5.l2 am.
Moon sets 11.5S pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incahdescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls-Temperature. 81: con-
dition, LAO. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tem
perature. 56: condition at north connec
ton. 1.60; condition at south connection
1.6O. Georgetown distributing reservoir
Temperature. 80. condition at influen,
gatehouse, 100; condition at effluent gate
house, 10.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
GIVEN SOLDIERS BURIAL.
Remains of Mrs. Sarah E. Thompson
Inferred in Arlington.

With three volleys of rifle fire. the
sounding of taps and brief prayer
from the G. A. r. ritual the remains of
Mrs. Sarah E. Thompson, the only wom-
an who was carried on the army rolls
as soldier in the civil war. were laid
at rest in Arlington this afternoon. Mrs.
Thompson died in the Casualty Hospital
as a result of being struck by street
railway car. The funeral was held at =
clock this afternoon from the home of
her son-in-law, Carl NJ. Lipp, 1924 18th
street northwest. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. Charles +. Guthrie.
pastor of the Hamline NJ. E. Church.
delegation from Burnside Post, Grand
Army of the Republic, of which the de-
ceased was a member, attended the fu-
Messrs. Paul H. Lipp, Gregory Berglng.
Sylvanus Berglng. Cyrus Morris, Carl {.
Lipp and John L. Bergling.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
Mr.. Harvey's Condition Critical.

The condition of George w. Harvey.
who is critically i'll at his home. 9223
Massachusetts avenue, was, unchanged at
a late hour this afternoon. News from
his bedside is that he shows no improve
ment
Evening star., 1909-04-24
Big Dock Fire at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Md. April 24.-The wharf
and Warehouses of the New York and
Baltimore Transportation Company at the
foot Of Henry street were burned today,
entailing loss estimated at about $4,000
on buildings and contents.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
w. Calvin Chase Critically Ill.

W. Calvin Chase, a colored attorney. is
reported to be in a critical condition at
his home, where he has been confined to
his bed for about three weeks. At the
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, colored,
last evening special prayers were offered
for his recovery.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
IN CONGRESS TWO TERMS.
Death of Col. Franklin Bartlett O.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Col. Franklin
Bartlett. for years commander of the
I'D Regiment, died at his home early yes
terday morning of cancer Of the liver.
Funeral services will be held Monday
morning.
Col. Bartlett was a lawyer of prom
inence. He was also treasurer Of the Sun
Printing and Publishing Company. He
was man of brilliant mind and charm
ing personality.
Col. Bartlett was a democrat in politics
and represented the seventh district in
Congress for two terms. He was a MEM
Der of the Metropolitan Club of this city.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
Judge PenfieId Rallies.

Judge William L. Penfield. former So
licitor of the Department of State. who
has been seriously i'll in his apartments
in the Ontario. experienced sinking
spell this morning. but rallied somewhat
this afternoon. His condition is still
critical.
Evening star., 1909-04-24

Miss Mabelle Lavina Hashinger OF Ha-
gerStown, Md. and Thomas Luke Brown
of Philadelphia were married at the home
of the brides aunts, the Misses Recher, In
HagerStown
Evening star., 1909-04-24
BAILEY HOMES
GUARANTEED

The most important thing about home the way il built
they
It IL
build
Please
% entirely
s used throughout front to
tiled third.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
PALMISTRY.

MIR. DAoUD. THE ORIENTAL. PALMIsT. WILL
reveal to you from your hand what you de-
sire to know concerning all business personal
affairs 1872 NV Phone North 1880.
ta15-tf,4
Evening star., 1909-04-24
CNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH Of OUR FATHER 18TH AND l.
sts. NV; Rev. John Van Schaick. jr.. pastor
III q clock. morning service. subject. An Inter-
pretation Of Nature; 9:45 a. .m Sunday school;
pm, Y. +. c. u.
Evening star., 1909-04-24

G.. II. Williams died al his home in
Roanoke, Va. from typhoid pneumonia.
Evening star., 1909-04-24

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hall 1907 G st. nw.-Sarviccs
sunday @ R,y II an AIM and 80 pm ,1n morning lecture
derful Religion is the New Thought: evening
lecture by d. *. Trimmer. subject. ''Chrisiian
Character: testimonial meeting. Wednesday
evening ri Seats free ALI invited
Evening star., 1909-04-24
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. COR. 14TH AND l.
SITS. Ulysses G. 3. Pierce: mnister.-945 m
study of religion. and Unity study class: II
o'clock. morning service. sermon by the minis
ter: 7:3O pm. Young Peoples Religious
Union. The public invited to all services.
Evening star., 1909-04-24
METHODIST PROTESTANT.

NORTH CAR. AVE. METHODIST PROTESTANT
Church. sth and \. G. ave. s.e.. Rev. Richard
L. Sh1pley, pastor.-Preaching by pastor II
am. The Vision Made VIAL: 1870 pm,
Serving Christ In Armenia and America;
Sunday school, $50 am; c. E.. 6:45 pm.
Evening star., 1909-04-24

CONCENTRATION CLASSES AT NATL NEW
Thought Center. Loan and Trust bldg eyery
Tuesday and Thursday at 2 pm; 25c Der
lesson. IDA b. STETSON. aplO-s II
Evening star., 1909-04-24

LECTURE. MATTER AND CONSCIOUSNESS y
hy Mr.. F. q. Reynolds at headquarters Wash.
ington branch. Theosophical Society. 20 A st.
&C., Sunday, April %, 8 pm. Public invited
Evening star., 1909-04-24
ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC CENTER. 1443 Q ST
Lecture Sunday evening. S:15. Non resist
ance": "wednesday. "'Iioioscopy'': library phil
osophical works. strangers welcomed.
N AnION Al NI1I ,cuOIr1, IIT 1,Ia Ar1c1..,