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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-02

Local OpQOn news
ALL DAY RALLY
Coliseum
Wednesday, February 3
200 p. m. and 7:3O p. m.
s'0 sss St s' 4" Church, 10Th and North and
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:I e.
News From Dry Towns
Tax Rates i'm Dry Towns
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Wholesale Retail Grocers
BLOOMINGTON
Mr.. R. j. Wade Richmond Ind:
Sr:-n rate higher
built Court House
falling but other
jail onehah what they when we had saloons
Yours truly
HORACE BLAKELY, Auditor.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-02
WAS
CAUSE OF DEATH
Mrs. David flanagan Expired
Yesterday.

Centerville, Feb. Mrs. David Han
agan. living south west of this place
died yesterday afternoon from peri
tonitis. She was we'll known in this
community, having lived here the
larger portion Of her life. She was
about sixty-five years Of age. Besides
her husband there are several children
who survive. The funeral arrange
mehts will be announced later
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-02
Not Too Late,

Not long. after the great Chelsea fire
some children in Newton. Mass, held
a charity fair by which $1S was real
lied. This they forwarded to the rec
tor of a certain Boston church who
had taken a prominent part in the re-
lief work, with a letter which read
somewhat as follows:
We have had a fair and made SIS We
are sending 1t to you. Please give 1t to
the Chelsea sufferers. Yours truly, etc.
p. S.-We hope the suffering is not all
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-02
GROUND HOG SAW SHADOW.

Mr.. G. Hog saw his shadow today
and if there be any truth in the old
tradition there will be at least six
weeks more of severe winter weather.
In view of the fact the winter has
been unusually mild. it had been hoped
by some that Mr.. Hog would remain
in his den and oversleep the day or
else the sun would not shine and the
winter come to a quick and peaceful
death.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1soe-Richmond
Lodge No. 196, f. & A. NJ. Stated
meeting.
Wednesday,, Feb. 3.-Webb Lodge,
No. "a, F. & A. NJ. Called meeting,
Masters Degree. Refreshments.
Thursday, Feb. A. Wayne Council.
No. 10. r. & S. NJ. Stated Assembly.
Saturday. Feb. O. Loyal Chapter,
No. 4s. Q. Z. s. Stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-02
MT. r. J. wade, Richmond. Ind.



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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

Sic .H.,N. Stodts3citun9"
ld)rcibt iibcr Die itrenge Gurhlltdrnng
Der Sf,iifs = Eoiiagiere, Die BON Sol
lettor Soeb ongcor6net moroel lit:
Nodl oqmOtulter Der GiienbabnIhoff-
ner, ole bei'm Ginloufen oes 3llgcs
III Der Mctropole o%ltsruicn: v9fciu.
Jort, Iuca M%iaiteigenl" tonnte Sol
leftor Hoch Seicbl geben, Dab Die
Gompter Nn9eitelltcn IN 3ilfunft
6ei'nl Ginlouien III ben Sofen ben
Hlf crtDncn lolicn: .NcmsDorf; III
les o~llo5icben!" @orum olld] uid)t!
Solhe Gntfleioungs S5enen rnter
pcri0nlider Nuiiidt Der 30llner On
tel Gents Oilrftcn bal0 5u Den itc.
benoen Ginrihtllngeu bel Der Cant
Dung tronSntlontiiher Yoiiaaiere de-
boren. MitBeroent fonnten Damn Die
3citunaS . @crihtcritatter ncbcn Der
ltereptppen 6roge| ruie Den Heiienbeu
Der Snfen uno Die Wolfenfroter &c.
fallen, lif bel ben Souriiten banod)
erfunoigen, mie ihnen Die gntflei-
Dung geiolen bat. Die Turdillhuna
beS @epGds bon Yoiiagiereu, mclfe
olls europa bier ciltrcffcll, lit neiler-
oin9S 5t cinem Stonool geiporoen,
ieit Mm. Soeb in Dem 9lmtc oeS 3oll-
Collectors iiir Den Ntem ; Oorfer So
len perior9t lpurbe. Wit elmer burd).
ans Oeplucirten Gnergic ~Itiir5te lid)
Der nere Suieu = Collector allf Die
Mbfertigung bes Goilo9ier r 0epuds
mo fiibrle 5lrr Grmitelllng etipa it'd
cingeihmll9gelter @aarcn MaBres
9eln Gin, meld)e III teinem onbercn
Sunbe, lelblt in HuBlonb, niht, bent.
bar ,uGren. Gin Erofeiior, Der III.
lollgit bier cilltrof bate iein beid)eis
ocnes @epGd idon Oeflorirt, ais ibnl
einficl, ouB er ieine Heicrpe : 9rille
in ieiner &oiiite bate liegen lalien.
Gr bolte feline 9riae, mo ais CT Die
Sanbiungsitelle perlafen mollte, turr-
DC linn Die 9riQe ubgenomnieil, neil
er tic nid)t Oeflorirt bate unb er IN
6ol9e belien oes S6muggels orin.
geno perodhtig mar. Iic Yriae mllr-
De nod Dem 3oaipeid)er eebroht, 100
lie mobrideinlid) muibemobrt miro
bis sur nadltcl &e~riteigerune BON
Gontrebonbe, oo bic lln5obl bon gffi.
oopits unb @Gngcn ben Better pobl
bemogen, Die geliebtc @riue lieber
lhminlmen 81 loiien. Ger Sdub5oQ
bate pieber einmal einen 9lGn5enoen
Triumph gefeicrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02
Sonnen6in0er.,"
Mou1an bon @ilbelm &6u1.
@ntoriftrte llebcrfctuno bon
0iatbiISe Wann.
(Tortfetuua.)

CSorfletlnQ.)
SeDn W1inuten ipdter febrte oas
junee W1Odcn mieber ST. Den Inoe.
rem 5uriid. Gas llmpobliein ibrer
Mtutter iei iest poriiber, iagte iie.
unb Der SuIti5rGtbin lei es iogar
.eeluueer. 6rau Selgeien 81 iiberre.
ben. on Den Strano nadBufommen.
Die iibriGc @eieaid,ait moge III
rubig poroals9eben. Die beiben altea
0amen miirben Iaugiam nadfom'
men.
.SamoS! Gann poIIcn mir Nun
aber audi ic6an, DAB mir bon Dan.
,en fomntcn." riei Whnlbrup uno
Itedte ouSgeIoiien Oen 0ut aitf Die
Spite ieileS Stodes. vIuons en-
fants!"
,Sagen Sic mir bod. Serr Wulo.
RIP. babcn Sic nid)t uriprilngli1
auf Ben 8a5nar3t ituoiert2" fragtc
Der 0ireftcr. inoem er Sen Suit OBJ
nabm uno nit bern Eaihentud) eit
paar flare Tropfen bon leiner Stlr1
enttrnte.
.Hein, norum nleinen Sie?"
.S'ya, oenn sic ideinen mir fir
oas idmeIle aus5ieben 81 iein," Id
delte Serr Storm bis al beioe 81
rem unb prultete ipie Elm @alroB.
vSaaen Sis ,ber einmal, loaen
mir benin ipirflib oieie LANCE Sal5-
gurfe mituebmen?" iliiiterte Willo.
rup nadb elmer Weile nno mahte cine
&opfbs1peeung in Ser Hiftung auf
oen jurgen STOP 81, ser mic &C.
wSbnIih oelt Maien NIT ieinen Ian.
gen aompabbeinen map. ~aonnten
mir i'm nibt an irsen0 einel %iernlia'
genocn Srt erpeoieren9"
.Id. lalien sic ibn mn mit1dlin'
germ, oos friiiertc @eIteH. s(ber tpo
lit benn uur mein Eitoel ubgeblie.
benz Sef4or! Winit on bid gefdl
light I'M Souptaiiartier meIoen!"
Seftor lteute lid elm, urto Der 3u9
iebte lid ie aum6blih in 9eiucgung.
@oran giugen Srau 9alunl ulrb Die
beioen 0Gl1mmer, bulln fan1cn Pin.
ma 2ouiic ullb Wiil0rup. Der Siref.
tor geieute iib ST. ararup, Der BEL
tieier feierlid)en 8eranlaIlung Die
2einaporbntilBe irit cincm 3plinocr
pertaui1t bate, Der 10 olSlnb, oils
lei er Dor Dem So3rDunoert oes Mu.
tomobiIiSnuS nno Der brabiloIen
telegraph 5ur 8elt acfommen
ulto Der jungc Sfoo bcid)!oB Oan
3ug.
Or griitclte inn @ebcu oariibe'
nod, lpas sum Gcliel i'm ipoDl 10
unipioeritcblid MAIDEN fonntr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02
GichmGrttc.

Cincinnati 8. Sf1.-Iino.
oieb. - 3ufubr 1881; ltetig; CUTE
Clippers $40 bis $50; oroilGre 200
bis 1926.
S6lpeine. - 3uiubr 2433; &c, bis
Toe. bober; Builders unb clippers
$40 bis S.25; prbin1rc 400 bis $50.
S6nle.- 3ufnbr 1896; itetig; 1.55
bis l.25; Sdmmcr 800 bis 5.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

8an0ioat Wul0rltp iontc Heht be
fommen IN ieiner Sermutbung, Dap
es lebboit hergin9 Oa liitcn alli Dem
fleinen Streiien Sauo. Der ofil5icl
permltbIih Gbarlottcnburgcr StranS
beiBt, Ser 1ter lpeit teiier befanllt 1T
inter Dem Namcn Der Nrmcn Ga
gen". .acpenbaDcns Srouoile", ~bai
Glicaenpapier". oOer !pie ole Die So
ienamen lailten mogen, Ole oer@o!f5'
nit iHr bics 6lefden am Sln,Oe er'
iunoen bat. SeOen Nahmittug
uno natiirlid) gang belonOcrs am
Sonntag - periammelt lid bier Elm
orober 21beil ser aopenbagener Su.
0en0. sic feline Set ober aud nid)t
oie Mittel bat altis 2ano in Ole Com
meririihe 81 eeben; bier biegen bic
Muoler ein, 1penn iie Don langen Mus.
iliigen al,i Dem StrnnOwegc beinl.
febren - einigc BON lbnen fomumen
al,h iibcrbaupt nidjt weitcr - uno
6ier itaiteE Die Yerpobner scr Iil.
len, Sem 0eiipielc ser a~llerboditer
Scrritniten ioIgenb. nod Glide Ell.
men fleiner 9ciuh ab, I'M oaS Bolts.
leben in Iugenihein 5u nebmen.
Mn Dem 8elGnber entiong lteben
SunOerte bon TGbern. oeren ihim.
merlloe @ernidelrng bns SonnenIidt
wie Elm gliternbes Strablenbiinoel
5uridpirit. mdbrenb ibre 9eiiser
iportsmaBia aefIeiocte Siinslinge
uno ilotte fIeine aopcrbogerinnen.
Die tdslid Sie 21ben uno aontore
in cngen, ionnenparmen N1umer
einidIieber. in Dem groben. erallen.
gelben San6 Iiegen uno Die 9cidmei.
Slgen 8lieOer ltreden. 0iht &c.
firert pie bunte Dlumen, Keeen Die
jingen WGbhen GA in i6ren 9eIlen
gluien uno fur5en 2oden, Die Die
boben neuen Stieiel our @eItung
fommen %laiien, irnb iiberall aus ben
.un5abligen fleinen 8ruppen ertDnt
munteres Ylauoern uno froblites
2ahen. mobren6 persniiate, gIdn3ell.
De augen Die Uoriibersebenben ieiben.
rauidenoen 9amen aus ben 8iaen
beobahten. Seren 5oilette gemuitert
unb fritiiiert mir6. Sicr Iieet ein
junger Wnnn oaein, ani ieinen 81.
Ier6ogen aeitiist, wabrcnb Der Bid
rubie ii6er sic loune,. liesrnOe6ldhe
oes Slinbes bilnpeas1. ,itct. uno oa
fat iit elm nnberer aui Dem @iiden
ausgeitredt, ben SUIT iber Dem &C.
iidjt unb 0ie 9GnOe iiber Ole bele
@eife geialtet, mabrenO er lih rubig
ourdgllben l1Bt. in bent gepubt'
iein, 6ob CT elm loldes Sonnenboo
nidt ieocn Gag befommt. Gin me.
mig oauon entiernt. iino elm paar
junge Wdbden eiiris oanit beid)di.
tigt. einige fleine S1noe bon Sano
6u bren iuAenSliden gegleltern bit
iiber 81 ienoen, Die lid in ibrer Nabe
aur 3u6e begeben baben. Bel ieoer
$anSpou Die tie pericn. plaben iie
6einobe Dor 9ad,en, wabrenb Die init
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

unter'm gantoffel. = @attc
(nah Der llnteriudung bei'm ar5t,
nit ieiner Jrau i'm @irtbsbaus)
Bier fonR it trinfen. 10 piel id
mill, bot Der Nrst geiagt . bari
if) mir nod Gins beiteQen, liebc Grli.
lie?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

gu %ncrfanfcm.
an prrfnuIcu.
3u %ucrfaufcu:

,mr. 1850, @e2lt'5airmcTilt iaOenuc, .aWifaen
Goiberines iInh Sbiplrrs Strube: feiue Gage !iir
taft ireeno elm 8efhdft; reue 9ia1barfdatt.
0ieitriide, fabre bis Smm Gnopunit unS 9ebe
Elm Sduieracpieri ntroli4. Cine Der %ieinftelt
Saeen fir cinen 2nnen. Yaiienoe Beoingut aet
fir Den adufer. gtdberes bel @aiter 4. Meit.
tDal ODER bei'm agenten an Srt uno Steue.
(Gepi12-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02
Gerlanst inn Magemeinen.
e.uan.s Observation-Disclosures rea

Seutihes Mrbetts.g3ah,pctfunas q. giircam.
unter Der Aufiibt Der y0eutf6en @efeufbatt."
Sieienieeu. Die berltihe SaloperIer. Irbeiter
len It9 perf1nli6 ODER in iraniirten 9rieien al
ben 2teenten Der 8eieuidait, Subann ?. Wtcber,
StHmer II, Er. 2l5-217, 9onrtianb. Stra6e,
benben, iuelder unertgeltlib guSiuntt crtbei'
len ipiro. Gpre6ftunnen BON 1 bis 8 llbr.
(SQn271N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

2ahSiorcne. Yiunb. .t5c.
Slunbcrn, Yfuno.. .12c.
Herb, meiBer, Yfuno. .12-t5c.
arabben, bnrtc, 3uteno. -. .15-25c.
Grab6en, lueid)c, Suteno. $500.
Gutter unD Gier.
Stiid6utter, Gfuno. 40c.
Creamery q mtb 2 Efb. Stiide) 3Sc.
Gicr, Suteno. ................ Bic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

n.-3nIhbr 6977 9ulbel;
aus Den Gleuotoren 5nriidge5ogen
46l 9uid)cl; Glepotgrcn : Torrotb
G9,St6 9llid,el.
Sclltigc ShluBrate:
Nr. 9 ipeitlider Moagen 79%-sO
Sn SGden, llell, lie nad)-
Suol.itdt. ......... GO 10
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CHE man amoersiuu fault,

mipi5ire mar iene nrucn sweit5diaen, fsin
siaasriatsts %dMier an @sIt ,ssa!.mCaHt,ss eS
9lod Geit.1GI tinlpres Sirube)t einuiuirte Babe
ranre UNI sllissitbe; aanlLSrninaee; ~licoriae
WnllersS ieaern; ballbeemalte Seden; 8eitibnl
6u einem nlobernen oaliS ge61rt. 3rei3 Der
Sduler eIIbunoert Dollars t$1100.00) iebes:
febr ~ifieorieer Sruub3in5. geoingiinger Den
8duffrl nrgeHeGn, aemadi.
9fan nebnlc meilIib aebenoe %absStr. GIef>
tribe, ftciee am terminus 40 uno 8ebe elm
SautergeUiert uSrblih. TubereS our6 1saltrr
!. Gsctpbal, eauuaterncbmer an Grt nnb
Stcuc. (Sept1"-)
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Mnftions-M nscisen.
CHARTS Y. GuabN, In,uaIt.
Er. 10, SouibsS trabe.
Observation-Disclosures @eriaut
Wertbuniiem Eadtciacnibums

WtttUupHcH EudItrt9cHIHunIV
Wr. 2i27, Sft.9umbarb. Strahe.
CSeIrdb zines 9eiebls oes @uiien.c5eri6ts
Der Staot Baltimore miro Der unterseinueie
8eripaltcr oes 9iablaiies Der peritorbenen Murb
81. Sbifu am WtittprdJ, q. Sttpber 1909, bier
llbr gia6mittaes, uuf btfcntliher gllitipn all
Srt NIB Sicue bas game 8runoitiid nnb bic
Vautrn in Der Siaot Baltimore periauien, Die
lpie ioIat bef6rieben sperben:
SaiieIbe beginni an Der Siiofeite Der Com.
bdrbsStrabe, SO Sub 6 3oH, mebr ODER meni.
ger, peftlih bon 9oIinaton. %sioenlie; init Sront
bon 16 Sl6 u sou, mebr ooer minoer, an Der
Qombaros Sirabe. nit elmer Iiefe bon 100 SUB
his Al elmer 10 SnB breiteu sileD.
einem iibrlibei, @rnno5ius bon $500 ll=
tertporien.
ais N. 2f27, Oftsapnibaros Ctr. beiannt.
Gerfauis.8eoiHainGen Naar bel Neftdtiauna
oes &~erfaufs. Sin 9epoitt BON $500 ,uiro
bonn aluier sur 3cit pes Beriauts o%erlunSt.
~lluIoften bis 5um Gage oes Yeriuifs begli.
CbeIi. 6baS. y. Gpaob, gtupalt.
- t275,S-0 Hatttiuu & @abam. sluft.
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Baltimore Marft6eridltc.

Baltimore, 1. Sftober 1909.
ED l.-3uiubr 4433 SGiier, ein-
ihIieBlid $50 SGlier 81 2ocult- Eoint.
Tie Notirungcn lparen mie iolgt:
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Uprman.Wpenue,

Ooh, gefnnt un6 tYpdeu.
$500 Sfs6 9seit. Nalttmure.etraAe
Hipijhen Balttmuye. xnb Hapettr.etraae.
gerldn,nsn Ste midti Sle's is,nsn apeiitsSi ,
btuidt; nit Nb3uqsfanai. Drainage berieten
lpb an elmer nit oitrifisirten 3teeeIfteinen ee.
pf(aiterten Gtrabe beIegen; nie6rige 9lnneIs
Huten; Roftenpreis Der Sdnfer $1250; 0rune.
Sins 500 pro Sabr. aSenSen sic it3 ON
SameS Qeefth.
(HRai24 JAG an Crt anb etene.
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e1n-3ntc Erael; Nallnuf. 8rbdnie; mnf
CIV iutort u%erfanft t~uerosn, btuts; nit
Seiel.
etieft = o Goro.2ibertp. straie.
G60-7O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

@10E-6Bidcriia Eianp; 9iuienbuls $ @es
0lkO bnnir; pic neI geu,adjt; sciicl uuo
Scdc.
Stirii = . Gprb- 2ibertg. StraRe.
969-7o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02
gu %perfaufen.
Gu pcrtaufeu

gu pcrtaufea:
Gin bobflaf1ig etablirier GiScremes uuo Goits
oifprs2aoeIi; uus9eSeibuete aunoibaft: 9;ndt
anf Sdiis mno Gaoen; Iei6te Neoineuifaer. gu
~erfrueen bel =. Mrtbur Gbg, S2S 2aW Suitotng.
(Septl-SitD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

VU Ut. OHTHUr OIIO VUIuJeI,
aus Den Gleuatorcn 5uriidge5oaen
10,4S4 0uidcl; Glepotoren f.. Iorratb
.659.tt0 9uldel. ..a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

1oItimorer Gffettenmortf.
Utb. Ierl.
Baltimore Staoi .sfftien.
Sim 3her 1913. o.. 03X o.
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gerlanst Tranen nnS IGSden.

@erldngt:
Cine Frau fir dllgenlcine Sdl2arbeii. 9tlf
3~uirnaeu IN VT. 612, SiiosVruaouaN.
t275-6)
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3crIamgt WGmmcr nnb 3maben.

0ertangt:
Snnbperier BUM Sauien, Berraufen lnb 2ei'
ben neIer nub gebraidbter sSerf5euae. Wir re-
pariret Beri5euge uno @epebre. fSe1itnet bis
ubr Mbenos; Samiiues 1890 Ihenoa. Wia.
rplanb Suul o., Tr. G04, Sit'gratt.e trahe.
(Sept21, 1l2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-02

W ri ). - 3uiubr 1860 9uidel;
Terlonot bon Den Glepotoren 1892
@illd)el; Gleuotoren Torrotb 1922
S91 0llldcl.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Up-River Water
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

DEANWOOD HEIGHTS--John w. Greg
ory ct uX. to William H. Ward lot
S. square D: SO.
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS-J. Holdsworth
Gordon ct ux. to District of Columbia
lot IL. block 4; 1.664.O .O6 John H. Mar
tin ct ux. to same. lots to- d, block 4:
$S.279.72. Samuel S. Lutz eft ux. to
same. lots and 8. block 4: 81, 3oS II
Helena Montgomery to same. lot o,
block 4; $1.664O4. William A. Gordon
to same. lot II, block 4; $I,664.O
SOUTH BROOKLAND-Isaac H. Bryant
ct ux. to Philip f. and Mary L. Nit
ton. lot TO- book 4; SO.
EFFINGHAM PLACE-James HI. Hill ct
ux. to Lillian P. Hill. lot 30, block 2l
$40. Lillian P. Hill to James H. H IL,
west half lot 30, block IS: SO.
MT. PLEASANT STREET AND PARK
ROAD-John B. Morrey ct ux to Fred
G. Coldren, part lot l47, Mt Peasant;
So
ERWOOD-Edwards Land and Build
ing Company to Hugh B. and Antoin-
cite Callahan. lot II. block 1920: $1O
CLEVELAND PARk-H. Rczier Duiafty
trustee. to Walter Fl. Evans. part lot
500. square 2G1S: s2SJ17.
1131 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
Michael +. Clark ct al. trustees. to
Evening star., 1909-08-20
"JoY RIDES TO BE STOPPED.
Reckless Automobiling on the City
Streets Late at Night.

Maj. Sylvester has instructed MEM
bers of the bicycle squad to put a stop
to joy rides about the streets of the
city 1t has come to his notice that
much reckless automobiling is done or
the streets of the city about midnight
and later, and that some Of the chauf-
feurs are on such terms with members
of the police force that they are per-
mitted to continue their recklessness un-
molested.
NAL Sylvester says he wants the Law
| strictly enforced. He wants all vio'
| iators of the law arrested and made t
| pay the penalty. The issuance of the
| order resulted from complaints about the
| reckless manner in which automobiles
| have been run on the streets at night
| and unless there is an improvement II
| conditions there may be some change!
| In the bicycle squad.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Saturday; Slight
lY Cooler Saturday.

For the District of Columbia. Della
ware and Maryland. fair tonight and
Saturday; slightly cooler Saturday; light
to moderate northwest and north winds
Maximum temperature past twenty -four
hours, S5; year ago, 80.
The disturbance in the West Indies is
apparently central over Santo Domingo.
Local showers occurred within the last
twenty-four hours i'm the lake region,
northern New England. the upper Ohio
valley, on the south Atlantic and east
gulf coasts, and at scattered points in
the Rocky mountain region and the
plains states.
The temperature is somewhat higher
in the Atlantic states, and it has fallen
in the upper lake region and the middle
gulf states. The changes elsewhere were
slight
The Indications are that the weather
will be generally fair tonight and Sat
urday in the states east of the Missis-
s.ppi river, except that there will be local
rains in eastern Florida tonight or Sat-
urday, and this afternoon In the north
Atlantic states and western New York.
Somewhat cooler weather is indicated
for the Atlantic states north of Virginia
during the next thirty-six hours.
The winds along the New England
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Edward f. Mannix. lot 30. square PA;

Edward T.. MdEHlAs 1ol Oop oQuoiS -i1'
$3.50.
7 STREET NORTHWEST between I'D
and 23d streets-Hayden Johnson ct
al trustees to Harry e. Gladman,
part original lot ., square 81, $,oo-
I STREET NORTHWEST between "a
and 23d streets-Harry e. Gladman
ct ux. to Leo P. Harlow. part original
lot 8, square .l5; $40.
TWENTY-SIxTH STREET NORTH
WEST between NJ and y streets
Harriet 0. Lee Dyer TO George W.
Marsh. south half original lot D,
square Ii: $11O
G. STREET NORTHWEST between 4th
+ and 9TH streets-Samuel II. Walker,
trustee, ct al. to Henry G. Mcfarland
part original lot 9. square 51S: So.
CONDUIT ROAD-Thomas Ready ct ux
to Michael j. Ready, part of Harlem
So
r STREET NORTHWEST between 9th
and 10th streets-Catherine McChes-
ney to Isaac Miller, lot IL. square
:,63; $1O
ScHEUTZEN PARK-M Walton Hem
dry to William c. Leaman, lot 81,
block 1: $40.
L STREET NORTHWEST betweeen Sd
and 4th streets-W liam b. Edmcn-
ston. trustee. to Mary q. Schaefer.
part lot =, square 5o3; $3.50.
800 AND S3O 10TH STREET NORTH
EAST--William V. Mahoney ct ux to
Alfred Richards, lots 30 and 81,
square 1859: $5.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
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s. s.
Carley-McD Dowell.
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PITTSBURG, Pa, August 2O.-This
evening Miss Clara Mcdowell, daughter
of Maj. and Mrs. Alexander Mcdowell.
will be married to Mr.. Glen Carley. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carley Of this city. at
the brides home I'm East State street The
Rev. Albert Joseph Mccartney. pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church. will Off
ciate
Miss Mary Mcdowell sister of the
bride and Roy Neville, cousin of tie
bridegroom, will attend the couple, and
Miss Clara Elizabeth Mcdowell and
Percival Mcdowell Will be flower girl
and page respectively.
The bride will wear white satin en-
pire gown and carry white orchids. A
tuile veil was caught with orange bios
sons. The bridesmaid will wear green
marquisette and carry bride roses. Maj.
and Mrs. Mcdowell and Mr. and Mrs
Carley. parents of the bride and groom,
will receive with the bridal couple.
Harry Mcdowell. a brother OF the bride.
and Nelson p. Brayer, both of Sharon.
will be ushers.
The home is decorated with palms and
lilies. green and white being the pre-
dominating colors.
immediately after the ceremony we'd
ding supper will be served The bride IS
table will be decorated in green and white,
sweet peas being the flowers.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

coast will be light to moderate north
and northwest; on the middle Atlantic
coast light to moderate variable. most
ly northerly: on the south Atlantic
coast light to moderate northeast ane
east. except var able on the Florida
coast: On the east gulf coast light tc
moderate north and northeast, except
variable on the south Florida coast.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have moderate west and north
west winds and generally fair weather
to the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation Gr
inches) has been reported during the
past twenty-four hours: Charleston 2.22
Tampa 1.O2; Pensacola. 1.30.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau for the twen.y-four hours be-
ginning at pm. yesterday:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 19, 4 pm. 90;
pm, IS: II midnight. 10. August 20. 4
an. I'D; S am, 70; 1o noon, So; 2 pm.
So. Maximum. So, at . pm. August 20
minimum, 66. at 9 am. August 10.
Barometer-August 10. 4 p.m. 29.H:
pm, 29.74; II midnight. 29.19 August 20
am. 9.s2; am. 29.Ss; noon, 29.s9;
PM, E9.S9.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 5:12 am. and 8 :e3
p.m.: high tide. 1888 am. and 1l:H pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 5:54 am. and 5:57
p.nl.: high tide. 81 am. and 1855 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 5:17 am; sun sets,
$50 pm.
Tomorrew-Sun rises. 5:1S am.
Moon. sets, 0:1S pm. today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and napttha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinguishing begun one hour before SUM-
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were is
sued today.
To Susie F. McKnew.. to repair place
Of business at 906 7th street northwest;
architect. Julius Wenig: builder. E. NJ
Van Ness; estimated cost. $I.6fs.
To George w. Robinson. to repair place
of business In the rear of BOB and 2O5
street northwest: architect, W., S.dney
Pittman: builders. r. C. Brooke & Co..
estimated cost, $1,000.