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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13


SeISiepis Tom inaen tiIifobe peS
llbeloet.
Sipert 2arien % SamiIie fom
2erbog tiIbaee fra oeres Meiie til
Chicago. timber lit Spbolo Der gicr.
De Orr. Snrien ct fort Snofieb al
&sit. % 8interparer for lin aIGoes.
forretnine.
Go. Sonion reiite 9sroag til
Spring @reen, @is., for at beisge
fin berboenoe Seiter. San dgtcbs
iamtiois at til6rinse noeIe Iage |
Mooiion og andre Steoer | @iscon.
fin.
Miis Iinnie Stinion reiitc
Monbog til GreScc for berira lam.
men nieb FIN Moocr at tiltrpbe en-
Reiie til @%eitfpiten, ierlig oa til
Seottle, bpor Ell Ssiter % andre
SIGgtninge er boiiooenoe.
Wrs. q. ". gmunhien o.
Born reiite Srebog til aeniett, Soma,
for at beisge lin berboenbe Mober %
geoitemooer. Mrs. amrnbien og.
tebe oeioo inmtiSig at beisse en- So
tier / Woion Gitp.
Sobn 8. Rpss Ton | Tirshoes
hiem fra Yierre, Q. Dat, bpor BON
bar nrbeibet iom Wurer poa StatS'
fapitolet. @pgnineen er nj, oppe og
Sagct irrSist. Man bar nuereoe
bcapnot meo Snbreonineen, og man
ngter at foa 9pgningen fuIot fGroig
ill 8oaren.
- Wiis Gle Goen fra Ct. Baiil
er / auleoning Some Coming" Set
Iiabeoerne fommen til 3ecorob for
at beie garnle Somter 90 beige
SIpgtuinge, gomle @enner og BE-
fieuote. Sum er UNDER Spboloet
0tr. oa WrS. Gbr. 9ranots @iGit.
fSor en- 3iS iiben o~perraifeoe
@lenmoob Menigbeo lin Breit. Ea'
itor Scarpic, meo en-. Bengegape.
6orriee Senoag bellutteoe Wenigbe.
zen, of ban fnnbe BRUCE bisie Eenge
til en- MlonneoS 6erietur. San ogter
oa at toae en- Sur til SeitfpIten og
tiltreoer Reiien fra Rreitefonieren'
cen / Heb @ing.
Ian bar De iibite Gage bPrs
trapeIt belfiGftieet meo at i9tte no
Itiuingserunoen iitanb for Some Co
ming % Gonntpets lloitiaing. Npe
Stofitter err blepne opiat, me 8itic
logt / lere @p9niuger, npe areatnr'
Ifur opiutte, M Silifuertribune bpg.
get iomt en- bel Del Raling og Sp'
puoSning uofsrt.
- Serbert Smitb fra Sr%anfpile
par iorlebeu | Ssiian uo'ot Tor ct
llbelb, Der NOR bapbe foitet bom
bans 9ip. "a oct sitgaaenoe Eas'
iaaertoa fom ino til Stotionen 'too
BON nemlia iaa NOR Sporet, at en-
uoitooenoe Del al 2ofomotioet trat
BAN puo Sfulberen % faiteoe BAN
til Worfen. 8 isrite 9iebIit 'oo oct
no, Tom ON ban piloe fomme mo llll'
Der Sinlene, men beloigpiS bleo ban
liaaenoe bppr ban iulot, og Hap laa'
leoeS meo nogIc Sfrommer.
Getcr &ocfSpol6 | 8len,pooo
Sotpnibip bar MI laoet Ipgge eleftri't
Qeeniug inb til i'm Sarm ira Den 500
pcolcoiue. Der fsrer araiten inc til
@nufou, og ct iuloltGnoigt eleftrtNf
lloitpr err blepen i%nitaaeret. 6ar'
mems 9%pgninger blioer laoleoeS OPP
Init mleo gleftricitet, Ell eleftrilt Mo-
tor leperer Den Sroit, iom Ioa c'te
trunacS poa eli Sarm for minore
Moifincr, - fort iogt, Nfr. HocfS'
polo fou MI npoe mango al DC Be-
fpemmeliabeSer, iom Tor finn par at
crboloe I itsrre 9per eIler | DISCS
u~mio0elbare Hprbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
gefieuSt Sfncipiner SpS.

iremitnoenoe omerifonife Stueipiaer
Ridoro @oISen er iisI9e ct Telegram
ira 9serp s)orf beu 10be bS. uigoaet
ueb 9eoen omborb poa SuSbaooeil
~Stroucr" / @ropeierS Ban. Mr.
@olocn bar icbt | 1854.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

Genatur ga Tollette bar life unbt
Zig nogen lang Spile citer Sariiies-
iionen / @oibineton. San bnr ollie.
reoe begipet Tia no paa en- 5oreoraes.
reiie | Soma. bpor ban ifal tale peb
De forifieliee Gbatauauas. Morib os
Cannon bill | Ssit blipe 8jenitano
for ipeeieI SpmGrfiombeo Of @iscou.
fms %enatoren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
Garmcrcfprbcn huact.

forSen for iubepprerbc Srion |
Gbicoao bIco iIoaet / SenooaS, ga
Iermomcterct peS i.Sioen ON g..
termioboaen piite poo SO @raoer I
Sfpoeeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

Wsnpten err oet eueite 9auo | Ser.
Den, bpor Ger iinSes Here @9no emo
SriuSer. Ser err 10000 Here mano.
Iise emo f~pinbeIise gGieuer | abcSi.
pens ubitratte 2arb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

@risbt at ban % bans grober iuoen
ret lGn9e bill babe orepet oct til at
sisre en- Neiie poa 1000 MiI eien-
mem Suiten meo i'm aeroplan iioen
at itonoie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
SorifieHiSt,

"Ssuncr ni &orge" bar oabnet
permanent Scpeofporter | Niuneopo'
lis. Get beitpres al SroenenS &C.
fretGr, Reoofter 6. Stopnbeim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

CT >A0 fisher en- IS arres Sarm mar ct.
VAesVO Haul; Iisser peb paffer Gu. so aes
res rigf 2anb meh eerbunb uuoer TIoa. Smaa Bups
hinge. R9rb 5000. - 2 o fipber bebie 10
Merss 5arni Deb itor SnbiIs. $500 iisbrr CT Tibet
%eatfert4 geres Diem meo gpgRinse, Der CT barb
oeune Pris. Grin til
w. BORCHSENIUS, Nye, Wise,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

Gn Sauaerfcit hnr iioite llge upret
boIot / Rolano, So, al airfcforenc
ira ToicnSalc. Staubopc, enSnortb,
Slater, Cambridge. SurIep Gilbert,
Storp Gitp % RoIanb unoer Irue
q. GorSitoaS Seoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
2maapInf.

Ole Sanop fom 6reoog Iften
tiIbaee fra en- 6erieretie til Suilin9'
bperne og andre Steoer.
hilbert Iogen fra 8Ienrpooo
Sorpnibip reiite / Monba8s til
4umoa, 3. 3of.
- MiIs aoren Sorien fom | Wan'
eoas biem ira Rcrp gorf Gitp, buor
bum bor opbolot iis lioen ! SUM.
- aooIpb SCRIBE ioutt @r. o9
Nrs. 8. z. Resbeim tiltrooote |
Runoaes en- Sur til llbitiaingen |
Seottle, @aib.
- Rrs. q. u. Sobnion % Ssn
reiIte 9sroog til ct. 8arl eiter at
babe tiIbraat noaeu Sib hos grobe.
rem, Bolt. Otto Shmibt, Der ! gpen.
Ole Wsonon bcrnf gpen reiite
| SnSoags til aberoeen, Spo 9ofota,
for at ie til lin Sm Senrp, Tom lig.
Ger ipa al RerDeieber oeruoe.
- @rsorene Robert % Oscar
gmunbien tiIbroate forrige llgc noale
Gage hos 8rooereu Senrp % Somi.
lie / WinneapoliS.
Miis Cora Sbompion fro 70.
ronto, 9. 9af., beiseer for Sioen lin
grooer, 8rpi. Z. 6. Sbompion Der |
9pen.
0eii8 Charlotte 2orion reiite
2srboa til minneapolis, bpor bun be-
iseer i'm Softer, DtrS, U, Sngpolo'
itoo.
Miis ellie Sbompion fro
Springputer reiIte iioitc Sreoag til
Sampton for Ser dt beige i'm Sslter,
AIRS. ". u. Sanion.
- 9tiis 2ouiie Sbomplon, Der |
Serien bar beis9t 9robercn, Nro'.
&. 6. Sbompion Der / @pen, pennte
Msonbag tilboae iii SeSmet, 9. ..
Sarrp Sopmer % Suitrrl Der /
roaen Sib bar beiset DIR. og WrS. q.
s. a~munoien, tiltraaote EirSbo9 Ret
fen tifboge til fit Stem / Genper, 90
Iorabo.
Grof. Or. 4. q. Shmiot og
SuItru reiIte iorrige SirSbo9 tiIboge
til u. 8ouI eiter en- llaes Seisg hos
fin berpGrenoe Ssu, Boltor Otto
Sdmiot, % 5amiIie.
8. ". 8. RrellS % Suitru III.
fom Seuboe ira @oIbiu8ton, 3, g.,
puu ct 9cisa hos line 6orGIore, Groi.
% IrS. 6. 81. 8reuS iomt Sc. s. San.
gen.
- Wtrs. Z. u. See og beubeS 0ot'
TER, emma see, reiite @toubog til
Grail Gountp, q. 0of., for al beis9e
Mrs. Sees qomle 6ober, HoInno
SobiaSieu, iom Dor bcroppe.
NPrs. :. Sb. g~IpiSotcr reiite
iSna CSorsOaq) tilboqe til HcO 8ing,
Rinn., cftcr noaIe Tigers 9eisg her.
SeroeS 9etre reiite for uogle Gage
iioeu.
Ola Sohau SrrpoIN opbclbcr
fia FOR Sioeu / 0ecorab. San nil mart
igien bragg uS pnu Ell Sorcbru8SrciIe,
% til @intercu oater bnn al rciie hiem
iii 0orgc iorQobt.
gcu @cor fom iiSite Seu6ag
Iormibhag tilboGe ira lin &eiic I'll
gten Yorf. Get Snbfieb al Sarcr,
iom bon oenne Sang bar 9iort, iigcS
al pGre itsrre emo n~ogcnitOc.
49, artbur Gicf, Der / Here Roo'
neoer bar Ie0iaqet Ola &obdu SGr.
polO pna Scuue5 SorcOruQ&rciicr,
Tom 2gr0oa biem igieu ior al npNe
fin Sommericrie.
- gSporO Sopocu % @llItru Tom
iibite llqe fiIboge fra i'm &ur til 10
itiaiuQeR / Seattle. Ce beisatc %.
fun @orcouccr, 9. g., % EortIano,
Oregon.
- 9rpf. Carlo 81. Spcrati til
troobte forrige Susoag lin Retie til
geitfpIteu. 8eO ll0itiaingcH / Seuttlc
Ifol Ran Ieoe Geitfpitens Sangtor,
iom peS berne s(rleOuiug bar SteOne
Der ! @Den.
@rs. ue. @cGluiteu bleo for
riae llge uobetaIt $1,000 al @enerol,
ngenten for Yboenir galtlral Sniu'
rance 60, bpiIfen Sum benbcS npIis
afoeoe Wuuo bar %asiureret for !
nppnte @sinraHceieiitab.
@aSiaeertoset paa Nocf SsIono
gonen bIep Ii6ite 5rebag ioriinfet
here aimer peo 0oroneis, ibet Sofo.
rp.ipet % gOitocgnen Git at Sporet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

Gu SiGmpcippp. Zen ItsrIte Ipi'
ieliae S6pp. Gbompieuon BORON
man bar bart Gale. opbageocs for.
Ieoeu al e. .. STERLING i llotau.
al @pen Sreuton. %. s. Zen peiebe
43 @unO, bar 13 CONNER bsi on
f05 CONNER i SufreoS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
8iai9t 2amo.

IS Seftipuer fint. fabt 2aue meb fort q orobunb,
eeIpis %ppbnrfet. fra en- I'll ipp giI fra Douglas. @aro
Co., U. 3. 3 ftaubinapiit % bIanoet Settlemeut.
Strip I'll os efter ale n9rnere cpInsuinaer.
EHLERS. SkOGLUND g. BROWN,
Ward County, Douglas, n. Oak
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
Mcr SomcitcnSlanS. SnSreoepar.

tcmentet / @oibington bar Mfan'
bags gipet Srbre til aabningen al
1855 SAC acres meb Sano Den
noropeitlige Gel al Rontana. Oct
Itrpffer iig IanaS Wtisiouriilooen til
beage Sioer al Sort Benton. Oct
ifal frrnne ppto9es unber Den nboi'
bebcSomeItcobIoo. Salt er Der MI
bleuet cabinet %, 200 gcre meS
SomeIteaolun0 | Wontana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
Spurpuousitrcifeu

@is., or bIct biIo9t, ioet en- SolbgiitS'
fomlite bar paofienbt DC io~rltieuiae
StribSpunfter til SorbcI for Irbei.
oeruc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
1orbenprrenbe Wnpernsr %. n

Mlerriam, iom MI Dor | Ieip Dorf,
bar nplig pGret poa geiss ct
Eoul. San uotalte angaaenoe Sari.
fen, at Aeitotionen for en- n~eoaoaaa'
enoe Heniiion oil ueoblipe. Solicit oil
life pGre tilireoS, isr en- oirfelis He'
piiion or opnaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
Gaa reiicr biem iaien. Cha Gin

giles. ben rnge Snoponorerpiae, Der
citer en- meeet ieniationel Rroces fri
fienbtes for geifpIbningen ON Sp.
peri, bar oen Soc os. forlabt Chi
cago for at begioe iig tilbage til 1T
5sSeiteo 2arne / SrIano. Sun leo
iaaeS poa &eiien al Mrs. 8race Ban
9uien Goof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

Store Sorbaabninser. Scr fin gf.
reiie I'll europa uStaIte Grille
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
Oct Sms / Green Ban, 8is., ior

Get Sns ! Green Ban, isis, iom
| lin Sio beboeoes al Nils Otto 3anf,
os iom aniees for BET 9lbite | Staten,
bIep ben lobe bs. toget / 8rug iom
offentIigt Wui9um unoer 8isconiin
Siitorical Societp's Iuipicier. glanoi
SoIerne peb @nlebningen bar Sial'
mar Nlieb SoIano, Der gap en- Gill
bring at Sanf % Suitrus Sip og
girfe. Suiet blep bp9get | 1866.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13
Notwithstanding.
zen lite Nusuit.

sps Ct. gauI spasmarts,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

1tpcntct Strcif. Senimoo 1000
al Canadian Baciiic.g anenS Soos'
lempere | Sort @iaiams, Ont, neo.
lagoe | Wonbaes arbeioet uoen M.
aet @arIeI eler tibIisere itiaet &rap
iii ganeboloeet. De iremfom fsrIt
meb fine arap paa 2snsforbsielie,
efter at Streifen bar traabt ifraft
en- SmltGnoiebeo Ger pisieIig life er
ififfet til at eisre ganeielifabet gum
tia 5temt for oeres Sorlangenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-13

Np GecanrcfurS. Seanoomperen
"Iauretania". iom Den 9oe aug.
onfom iii Queenstown bar lat en- ny
Teforb, ioet oct Hog i'm tioIigere DIT
aoaenoe Ieforo meb ct Winut. Oct
sioroe nemlig oerueaang 8eiien ira
Sem gorf til Queenstown paa a
Gage, II elmer 90 90 @inuter.
@ienneminitsinrten for belle Geiien
Dor 1853 3nob | Simen.
Evening star., 1909-04-27
VERDICT AGAINST HOTEL men
ACTORS AWARDED DAMAGES
FOR FALSE ARREST.
Jury Gives Total of $2,1 to Three
Men in Suit Against the
De Alleys.

A mere apprehension that a hotel guest
intends not to pay his bill is not sufficient
warrant to the hotel proprietor for having
his guest arrested Should he take this
step, however, out of caution he is likely
% have a verdict for damages awarded
against him.
This is the experience of La Motto De
Alley. manager of the De Atley Hotel on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and John II. De
Alley. proprietor of the hostelry, against
whom a jury in Circuit Court No. 1. JUS
tice Stafford presiding, yesterday rendered
a verdict for ITS damages.
The verdict is in favor of William G.
Slider Stanley James and Thos. +. Null
ligan, three actors who, while playing an
engagement at the Majestic Theater In
April, 1908, were arrested on the COM
plaint Of Manager De Alley Slider, who
did not come to Washington to testify at
the trial, was awarded x375. and each OF
the other Thespians received verdict for
$500.
According to the testimony of James
and Muiligan they registered at De Atley' S
for the week of their theatrical engage
ment, and without having been presented
with bills for board and lodging. were
arrested at the theater April % 1908, at
the close of the Saturday matinee. They
were held several hours at the police sta
tion before being released on collateral.
The charge of failure to pay their board
bill was dismissed In the Police Court
the following Monday.
Manager De AtIey told the jury that
he was apprehensive of the men jumping
their bill.
The Thespians were represented by At
torneys F. NJ Brylawski and Wolf &
Rosenberg and former Senator John NJ
Thurston of Nebraska, and Attorneys
Montague & Moriarty appeared for the
hotel men.
Evening star., 1909-04-27
MADE NERVOUS WRECK
BY STOMACH TROUBLE
Iowa MANS Case Has a Parallel i'm
Every Community.

With theory that human health is depend
ent on the stomach and with a medicine
which he says proves this theory. l.. L.
Cooper, comparatively young man. has
built up an immense following during the
past two years.
Cooper has visited most of the leading cities
OF the country. and in each city has aroused
a storm of discussion about his beliefs and
his medicines. Wherever he has gone people
have called upon him by thousands. and his
prepara ton has sold in immense quantities.
The sale Of this medicine has now spread
over the entire country, and is growing enor-
mously each day. In view of this. the fol-
lowing statement from one of his many fol-
lowers is Of general interest.
Mr. George Hyde, for the past twenty
wears respected resident of Macuoketa,
Iowa. saws: After years of suffering from
chronic stomach trouble, and trying nearly
every known remedy, as well as treating with
some of the best physicians in the country.
found myself nervous wreck. My appetite
was gone. and the little l could eat dis
tressed me. / could not get a sound nights
sleep. and arose in the morning feelin: tired
and worn out l was greatly weakened and
badly run down. My failure to secure relief
Evening star., 1909-04-27

man of the city committee, and s. G.
Brent served as secretary.
John w. Leatherland. sixty years old.
died yesterday afternoon at the Alex
andria Hospital. Mr.. Leatherland was
stricken with paralysis more than four
years ago and since that time had been
in declining health. Besides his wife,
Mrs. Annie E. Leatherland, he is sur
vived by two sons. Messrs. Walter ]. and
Lawrence G. Leatherland. His funeral
will take place at ] o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from his home, 212 South Pat
rick street. The services will be conduct
ed by Rev. Osborn Belt, pastor Of Trinity
NJ. E. Church. and Rev. ]. r. Sewer,
pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Leatherland was born in Nottingham.
England, and came to America in his
early youth. At one time he was engaged
in the wood and coal business in this
city and subsequently he embarked in
the foundry business. which he continued
for many years.
Suit to recover damages in the sum of
5000 for alleged personal injuries sus-
tanned by being struck while driving
across the tracks of the Washington,
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Electric
Evening star., 1909-04-27

after diligent search discouraged me, and
began to feel that there was little hope Of
ever again enjoying good health.
Some time ago. however, I became inter-
ested in some newspaper articles dealing with
the ideas and beliefs OF L. T. Cooper His
theory that the stomach LIS responsible for
the state of ones health. either good or, bad
impressed me as being logical. He claimed
that no one could enjoy good health with
bad stomach. likewise no one could be IN
with stomach in good condition. His further
claim that his New Discovery preparation
would restore the stomach to normal induced
me to give it a trial. :
Il went to my druggist and bought bot
tie. 1t proved helpful from the first dose. I
continued the treatment. and improved rap
idly. Four bottles made me we'll am
sixty years of age. and today feel younger
and enjoy better health than In the past ten
years. ! owe it all to Cooper's New Dis
cOvery. Any suffering from stomach trou-
Bile nervousness should try this remarkable
PREPARATION
Cooper's New Discovery is sold by all drug
glsts everywhere. A sample bottle sent free
upon request by addressing The Cooper Med-
cine Company, Dayton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1909-04-27

Railway Company was entered in the
corporation court this morning by Robert
Bender, through his attorney, s. G. Brent.
Bender is driver for the Adams Express
Company and was injured April 10 last,
while driving across the tracks at Royal
anu Duke streets.
Acquitted of Charge.
When George Chichester was arraigned
in the police court this morning on sus-
picion of stealing $40 from the store Of
Parker Brothers. TT King street. he ad-
mitted having found bill of that denomi-
nation in the store. but, however, denied
taking it from the safe.
Sidney Douglas. teller at the Citizens
National Bank, testified that yesterday
he changed a bill of that denomination
for Chichester. Justice Cation acquitted
the accused with the understanding that
he would make good. When taken In
custody by Lieut.. Smith, the police found
So. 80 on Chichester.
A fine of $50 was imposed on Ike Ed
ney, colored, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons. Edney was arrested last
night on the old fair grounds. Frank
Brooks, stranger, was fined IS for tres
passing on the property Of the Southern
A pair of horses belonging to John Cor
nell of Alexandria county. were injured
at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
bTdUQOCk SldllOU, AlcAdIlUIid COdhSy, Ny
being struck by q northbound train over
the Washington. Alexandria and Mount
Vernon electric railway. The wagon was
demolished and the driver, colored man.
was bruised. The driver. 1t is said, was
endeavoring to get out Of the way of
southbound train when he was struck
by a northbound train.
A meeting of the city council will be
held tonight. when, 1t is expected, the
matter of giving the Southern Railway
Company permission to lay a switch on
Henry street, and the question of continu-
ing the city's suit against that company
relative to the right of the company to con-
tinue to use that thoroughfare. will be
considered. Other business will also be
considered at this meeting.
A meeting of the Car Builders Union
was held last night. after which the MEM
bers participated in a banquet at the
opera house cafe. During the evening
number of members of the order made
speeches.
Evening star., 1909-04-27
PARK IN way OF TRAFFIC
SOUTHEAST RESIDENTS COM
PLAIN TO COMMISSIONERS.
Want Footpaths Laid Through
Square at Pennsylvania and Po-
tomac Avenues and 18th st.

With the idea of beautifying that
tion officials of the District government
recently laid out a square park In the
center of the intersections of Pennsyi-
vania avenue. Potomac avenue and 14th
street southeast.
Residents of that section are, however.
shouting protests because they must walk
around the park. 1t is proving a great
Inconvenience TO the persons living in the
vicinity. it is claimed. and will inter
fere with the fire department and the
police. water and hospital services.
AT the point where the three wide
streets. intersect the government owns
sistant to the Engineer Commissioner,
who has charge of street work. thought
that a circle or square park like Dupont
Circle, Thomas Circle and similar reserva-
tions which in the northwest section
of the city are regarded as beauty spots.
could be placed at the intersection and
beautify the neighborhood. Otherwise
there would be a wide eXpanse of asphalt
To avoid the 'detour for pedestrians in
that vicinity it has been suggested that
footpathS be run through the park along
the line of 14th street and Potomac ave-
nue., and an appeal has been made to
Col. Spencer Cosby, superintendent or
pubic DullulHRS anu STOullubs uidCi
whose Jurisdiction the park is, to make
the footpaths.
He will make an inspection of the park
at once to determine what can be done.
Col Cosby to Investigate.
Col. Cosby. the engineer officer in charge
of public buildings and grounds. said to-
day that he would investigate the matter
and see what could be done to relieve the
situation. The work of inclosing the pub
lie reservation at the intersection of Penn
sylvania and Potomac avenues and 14th
street east, 1t is explained. was inaugu-
rated by his predecessor. Col. Bromwell,
in connection with certain street improve
ments ordered by the District Commits
sioners. Col. Cosby said that he was not
yet sufficiently familiar with the situation
to say what could be done.
Evening star., 1909-04-27
DEMONSTRATES A VIBRATOR.
Window Display of Arnold Instru-
ment at Ogram's Drug Store.

A window display OF Arnold vibrators
at Ograms drug store, 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, is attracting atten-
ton. The exhibit has been there only a
few weeks. but the demonstration of what
can be done with the instrument has in
terested many physicians.
The vibrator can be used for any part
of the body. from scalp to toes. 1t may
be run from a series of dry batteries or
can be attached an electric light lamp
socket 1t will operate with either direct
or alternating current. The massage and
vibration combined is intended to accel-
crate circulation. Not only are muscular
and organic troubles provided for by the
use of the vibrator. but deafness and
other ear troubles are treated. Failing
sight, Watery eyes, etc, il is stated, may
be relieved by the instru1ent.
Evening star., 1909-04-27
NJ. Carmody; estimated cost,

builder. J. NJ. Carmody; estimated cost,
$1,000.
To Washington Wilson. for one two
story frame dwelling at 57th street near
E street northeast; architect, Hunter &
Bell: builder, c. j. Hanback,; estimated
cost, 81 100.
To Carrollton Apartment House Com
pany, for one four-story brick apartment
at 1904 Ontario road; architect A. p.
Clark, jr.; builder. Gormley-Poynton
Company: estimated cost, SIG, 800.
To c. ]. Hanback,. for two two-story
frame dwellings at JOth and Hayes
streets northeast; architect and builder,
c. ]. Hanback,: estimated cost, $1,000.
Evening star., 1909-04-27
FAT MEMS CLUB LICENSED.
Excise Board Grants Application
With Certain Stipulations.

Favorable action was taken today by
the excise board in the matter of the ap-
plication ofsthe jolly Fat Mems Club. 9S3
d street northwest. Some time ago the
application for a renewal Of the liquor
license of the club was rejected, and
favorable action was taken on a rehear-
ing.
1t is stipulated that no liquor is to be
sold in the rooms Of the club on Sundays
or after midnight, and no local visitors
to the club are to be permitted on Sun
DAYS.
Evening star., 1909-04-27
killed ON Eve Of His Wedding.

ST. LOUIS, April 7.-Instead of being
a bride today Mrs. L. F. Stone. who was
to marry Albin H. Little this afternoon. is
mourning his death Little was killed last
night by street car while he was on his
way to the home of Mrs. Stone for his
last ante-nuptial call. Mrs. Stone col
lapsed when she heard Of her fiance's
death.
Evening star., 1909-04-27

Low-neck Swiss-rib-
bed Vests. plain and
fancy crochet yokes:
small, medium and ex-
ira large sizes. ~
1Sc value. Il OS
Evening star., 1909-04-27
Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To J. NJ: Carmody, for two two-story
brick dwellings from 439 to AL sth street
northeast; architect, E. Sunderland;
Evening star., 1909-04-27
Special Piano
Bargains.

These and many other high-grade
instruments are in the sale at
fraction their actual worth. Many
of the pianos are as good as new,
and all are in perfect condition.
Easy terms.
Evening star., 1909-04-27

Low-neck Ribbed Lisle
Vests, short and no
sleeve; fancy crochet
yoke, with medallion;
white: pink and Dc
blue. 35c value. -. S0S
Evening star., 1909-04-27

1t matters little what 1t is that you
waHt-whether a situation or servant
want ad. in The Star will reach the
person who can I'LL your need.