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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY

The following assignments 20 reEt-
ments Of officers recently promoted are
ordered:
First Lieutenant EDWARD A kEYES,
Sixth Cavalry, 10 Twelfth Cavalry.
Captain ALVIN X BASKETTE, Third
Infantry, To Ninth Infantry.
First Lieutenant JOHN s. UPHANI. Tif-
teenth infantry. to Third Infantry.
Captain SALMON F. DUTTON. commits
sarv, upon arrival at San Francisco,
Cal, viii proceed TO Denver. COLI
and assume the duty Of purchasing
comrnissary at that place. and viii
report in pe-sOn 10 the commanding
general. Department Of the Colorado.
for duty as chief cOmmissary of that
depa rtment. relieving Captain JACOB
F. BLOOM, cOmmiSSary, who upon
being thus relieved will proceed 10
New York city. The travel directed
is necessary in the military service
The following transfers Of officers Of
the Coast Artillery Corps are ordered:
First Lieutenant EDWARD W, WILD
RICK. from the Fiftieth Company 10
the Fifty-fourth Company.
First Lieutenant LUCIAN D. BOOTH
from the Fifty-fourth Company 10
the F'iftieth Company
Captain WILLIAM P. BANTA, Medical
Corps. is assigned 70 temporary duty
in command OF Company a, Hospital
Corps, during the absence on leave Of
Captain EDWARD NJ TALBOT
Medical Corps, such assignment 10
take effect upon the departure OF
First Lieutenant CHARLES F.
DOOER, Medical Corps. from Fort D.
A Russell, Wyo-, for the Philippine
Islands.
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NAVY.

Captain ". II II. SWITZERLAND, de-
taChed member Navai Examining
and Retiring Boards, navy yard,
Washington, d. g, TO president
Board Of Inspection and Survey for
Ships.
Captain ". 8 BENSON, to member
Naval Examining and Naval Ret.r-
ing Boards, navy yard, Washington,
D. c.
Lieutenant J. F. GREEN. detached
Pennsylvania. to Colorado, senior
engineer officer.
Lieutenant 4. CRENSHAN. detached
Colorado, 10 navy yard, Mare Island,
Cal
Ensign c. A. JONES. detached North
Carolina, to Franklin, navy yard,
Norfolk, Va
Ensign J. F. CONNER, detached Frank
lin, navy yard. Norfolk. Va, 10
North Carolina
Ensign V. BAKER, detached reserve
torpedo fiOtilla- navy yard, Charles
ton, S. G., TO Montana.
Ensign D, L. HOWARD, detached Mon
tana, to Dolphin.
Medical Director c. Z. II. HARMON,
transferred TO the retired list Of Of
flcers of the navy from March ;. 1910.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. 7. NEIL
SON, detached Buffalo, TO Bureau
Of Medicine and Surgery, Navy De
partment, Washington. D. 6.
| Surgeon a. @. GRUNWELI., retired
when discharged treatment, Naval
Medical School Hospital. Washing
ton, ID. g., 10 home.
Assistant Surgeon /. ?. SHIPPEN. de-
tached marine detachment, Camu
/ Elliott. Panama. TO Buffalo.
/ Chief Gunner J. c. EVANS, TO navy
yard, Mare Island. Cal
! Chief Gunner J. r. WARD, retired. de-
tached navy yard. Mare Island, Cal.
| TO home.
Gunner c. ". \. CAMPBELL, to Colo.
! radO.
/ Machinist T u. HEALY, when lis
! charged trea atrnent Naval Hospital
/ New York, n. Y. sick leave two
months.
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The Vital Records.
Deaths.

Deaths.
Anna NJ MarloW, 65 years. so Thir-
teenth street northwest.
Fannie Whitten, "A years, l4l3 T street
northwest.
Caroline V. Mines, So years, 5O4 Third
street northwest.
Eugene NJ Fiesse, 81 years, go Second
street northeast.
Samuel II. Elliott. 76 years, 12l1 Harvard
street
John Reddy, u years. Government Hos
pitaI for the Insane
Evelyn Bell. 1 year, Bell Home. Ana
costa
Albert P. Myers. years. $500 New
Hampshire avenue northwest
Margaret p. Wyne. 10 years, S20'Narnum
street northwest
Fred Cross, Il years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Grayson NJ Evans. ! year. IS Bryant
street northwest.
Edward Camm, 81 years. Providence
Hospital.
Otto Haltnorth, 56 years, United States
Soldiers Home. District of Columbia.
Robert w Johnson. 81 years, Home for
the Aged. Third and II streets north
Edward W. Fisher, Is years. ESQ Uni,
versity place northwest
John A. Fitzgerald. 81 years. 522 NJ street
northeast
Ellen Collins. IS years. GO H street
southwest.
Rose N. McCawley, A years. 473 f street
southwest.
John a wlkerson. q years, AS Ninth
street southwest.
Blanche NJ, GOlibart, II years, 1892 Call
vert street northwest.
Bessie B. Pitts, days, 5l9 X street
northeast.
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Births.

Thomas r. and LOttie NJ. Harper, boy.
Daniel f and Lille NJ. ScanlOn. girl.
Samuel and Ida Claft, girl.
Norris and Rosa LeVenthal, boy
Aloysius w. and Mary V Darlington,
boy.
Leon and Margaret NJ. Edelin, girl
William b. and Loretta VI. MCAnChael,
girl
Charles L and Matte veit, girl.
Bernard D and Pauline c. Crowley,
gi.l.
Lyman and Emily Wilcox, girl
Arthur l. and Nettie A Kitchen, Dow
Sam and Marietta Dimisa, boy,
George a and Margaret Peter, boy
John Fl. and Sarah A WhitmOre, boy.
Lorenzo and Bessie W. CorcOran, boy.
John and Emma Story. boy
David =. and Neville II. Shelton, girl
Charles r. and Annie K Cox, girl
William Z and Eleanora r, Hopkins,
girl
John F. and Ada c. Sweeney. girl
William NJ. and Mary A. Ewin. girl
William NJ and EUdO-a NJ. Hampton,
pSEla;ra N. and Edith P u... 81,
Alexander and Elvira Talamini, girl.
Henry II and Emma c. BoswOrth, girl
Walter A. and Ida E williams. boy.
Dawson and Bessie Olmstead, boy.
Abenton and Alice Greenberg, boy.
John W. and Gertrude Mitchell, girl
CharleS anu Florence ROeSche, girl.
CHARLES and Nellie Jorg, girl.
James b and Bertha S BOley, hoy.
Hooert w and Gertrude B. Godfrey,
girl.
Max and BlUman RosenbIun, girl
EDWARD and Mamie Beal, girl.
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PRINCESS ZARA @ss@ s.=. ssss1n.o

addresses to the Emperor, and was as
follows:
You have ere this been Informed
and supplied with ample proof. that 1
am among the ranks of your enemies,
the nihilists. I confess IL, but / be-
came one of them for selfish motives,
not for political ones Never mind
That 1t Is not my intention TO inter
cede for mercy, for / know that your
heart is a stranger TO that quality.
IL IS to tell you a truth that you
should know. It is to tell you that
the one most dangerous Of all nj
hiIists is TO go free; is TO remain in
Russia; is to have access TO your
palace; is spared by your trusted SPY,
Dubravnik. Is upheld by him. This
nihiliSt TO whom / refer, has been,
ever since the death OF my one-time
rival, Stanislaus, the most dangerous
of all the extremists. This nihilist
leader is a woman, and her name is
cara de EcheVeria. rubraVnik VIII
spare her; he Will spare her brother
who is as violent as she is.
One last word / will never go TO
Siberia for have the means 10 cheat
you out Of the pleasure of sending me
there, and when YOU read this. 1 shall
have been an hour dead.
ALEXIS DURNIEF.
"Well," demanded his majesty
what have you 10 say2'
Nothing.
Nothing"
No
"Have you arrested herr"
Il have not"
''NVhere is she now2'
In her own home. 1 took here there
this morning. Listen Tor moment. ana
/ will tell YOU how that occurred"
Then ] related IN detail the story or
my struggle with Durnief. the rescue
OF cara. her heroism in assisting me,
and ] told Of the. final capture and i'm
prisonm eut Of the captain. But his
majesty shook his head in a doubt.
Il believe Durnief's letter She Is a
nihiliSt," he said. she must be ar
rested" 7 shook my head. but he did
not see the motion, and continued: -
believe that the princess IS the friend
to whom poor Michael referred. He was
in love with her, and nothing short of
the love OF a woman could have made
him disIoyaI TO me Yes. I believe that
she is what Durnief says she is. I or
der you TO place her under arrest at
''she shall nc. he arrested I said.
coldly.
What he o-3ei. you dare to dis
Yes replied. I dare 10 disobey
such an order as that II shall not be-
Are you a traitor. also2 Was Michael
right?''
There was that sneerinE smile upon
his face now, but held my ground.
Il am not a traitor. but l viii not
carry out your request. and 1 VIII not
hermit II 10 be carried out" He was
sRhast at nv effrOntCry. He could only
gaze at me in amaZement. too greatly
Confcunded for speech: and continued.
Listen to me one moment, your maj
esty.'
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By

Il will not listen to you. The road
10 Siberia may be uaVeled e You a.
well as by the friends whom You appte-
hended last night. and by heaven you
shall follow it,
You forget one thing" 1 said. you
have forgotten"
What have I forgotten
The Fraternity Of Silence"
"I foresaw this moment. your maj-
esty, and my men have their orders
10 meet IL. II 1 am molesteq, every
niniliSt who was arrested last night
every one who was in prison in the
city before that time-will be liberated
IN an hour, and You have not soldlers
nor policemen enough TO stop the tlde
that VIII flow against YOU then- your
empire VIII crumble Ike dust ana your
life VIII 20 out like the snutnnS OF
candle. For the present an the
Gar Of Russia, and you are only Alex
anoer AleNandrovitcn. He sat sun
and looked at me with staring eyes.
~ on are only a man. after all. mon
sieur,' ] continued more softly. IN
your fears for the safety Of yoIr ram
ily, FOR your empire, and for Yourself
you are led 10 do unjust things. only
an hour ago you said that you owed me
debt that you could never repay. You
do owe me a debt and you can repay IL
81 you viii forget for a moment that
yen are a monarch and remember that
y1u are man. You can repay All you
o ne me, and more. n You VIII sui De
"ny friend. and forget that this scene
las occurred. and when YOU have done
that. ] viii tell you that Zara de Eche-
Vcrla is 10 be the wife Of Daniel Der
rington. is 10 leave Russia forever with
her husband, and were sne the worst
nihilist in the empiTe-and I know that
she is not-she will be far away from
any temptation TO do you harm. and
under the guidance Of one who has
proven his devotion to YOU. / win tell
YOU more: I will leave the direction OF
the affairs Of the fraternity IN the hands
of one OF my men who Is as expert as
am, and who is In every way as
worthy Of your confidence as I have
proven myself 10 be-Canheld."
The Car rose unSteadny 10 his feet
and came toward me with his right
hand extended
"DerTingtOn,' he said. slowly. "T have
been unjust. If 7 had other friends like
II Is. and not distort Il out OF all recog-
nitiOn-if there were others here Wlsp
dared TO defy mo when defiance alone
VIII make me see things in their right
hight, Russia would be the better for 10.
SO 10 cara de EcheVeria. Tell her that
wish her 10 come here. Tell her that
the Car OF Russia will ask her forgive
ness for an act that he could not avoid
committing. She viii understand. You
shall Je married IN the palace, and you
will both remain in Russia
Then he put his arms around me in
Russl IN fashion and bade me go.
The Continuation Of This story WIN
BE Found In TOmOFrOW's
IEyUP Of The Times.
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EXCURSIONS.

The big steamer s.. johns. running
on the new Norfolk line Of the Potomac
and Chesapeake Steamboat Company, Is
q most comfortable boat for n night
trip on the Potomac and Chesapeake
hav Her saloons are large. and her
ststerooms fitted out in modern style
with metal beds ana berths, and are
supplied with running water
The steamer leaves the CITY every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al 5
.. m. and arrives at Old Point az 5 a
m, and Norfolk : a. m. next morning
On the return trip the steamer leaves
Norfolk at / .. m. Old Point Comfort
at D m every Sunday. Wednesday,
and Friday, arriving here at a m
next day.
The fare for the round trip is s., but
special limited ticket is sold each
Saturday at s. for the round trip.
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BANK CLOSES DOORS
IN MASSACHUSETTS
Alleged Defalcation of Cam
bridge Bookkeeper Re-
sponsible for Action.

On account of a reported shortage OF
$4,000, due TO the defalcation Of the
bookkeeper, the National City Bank, or
Cambridge. Mass. has been declared
insolvent and was closed today. accord
ing to an announcement made by the
Comptroller Of the Currency.
The resources and liabilities of the in
stitution at the time Of its last state
m snt 10 the Comptroller were reported as
S3S2, 062 each.
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DEATHS

ARMISTEAD-On Tuesday, February =. 1910.
at 40 a. m. JULIA A ARMISTEAD
widow Of William c. Armistead
ENGLE-On Monday February .r IAN
NASl a ENGLE. aged eighty-tVvo years.
r uneri trom her late residence. 1910
Thirty-fourth street northwest. on Thurs
day, February q, az S.3b "A M: thence 70
Holy Trinity Catholic Church whore mass
VIII be said at clock. II"
KiNG-On Tuesday. February .. 1910 az
the residence Of her son-in-law. CAPT !
Mel Carter. L. S. a. Mrs. CLARA ].
WIDOW or Capt Albert D. King, U. S A
lnterment at Lancaster. Ohio. fezs-2tc
LIrTLE-on Tuesday February % 1910. at
s. Little.
PoLRINHORN-On "Wednesday. Feb-lay-, q
ltlV' at a. m, at her residence 2is2 Penn
sylyanla avenue. HANNAH E POIKTN
aOfSN, a., second daughter OF She late Henry
end Marianne POlkinhorn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. IL
oBINSON-suddenly. on TuesS7y. Febr71a-,
n lSO, Al the residence Of his niece Mrs
y. F. Whiting. OF Bethesda Nd. EDWIN
Wll-BERFORCE ROBINSON, aged seventy
three years.
sLOAE-suddenly. on Tuesday. February %
1910. AZ his home. 17S5 Lamont street
CHARLES G. SLOAN
Mr.. Sloan y-ss born IN Beltsyllle Nd
In 1858 He came TO Washington while a
young man and had been a resident OF the
instruct ever since His death was due
70 neart dsease- Mr. Sloan is survived
by his wife and one son.
TALBERT-on Tuesday. February % ra,n = d..
5l0 a. IN. at her residence. 716 RocL CreslC
Church road, SUSAN A, widow OF Ovelton
Talbert.
VAN HORN-On Tuesday, February %. 1910
ELIZA, widow OF John ". Van Horn
WATERS-On Tuesday morning. F,ehr,,s,,- .,
1870 at l45l L street northwest MARY
ELIZABETH JACKSON. widow OF John n
waters, formerly Of ST. Mary county. Nd
Mrs. Waters was born in Georgetown in
ISL and was a lifelong resident OF the
Dis'I1cI Death was cue 10 heart disease.
She is survived by TWO sons and three
daughters.
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Copyright. Isos-s by w. J. Watt & Co
Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Princess Zara de Echeveria- OF ST.
Petersburg, visits New York. She ia met
upon her arrival by Alexis Saberevski,
VINO tells her that her connection win
the nItlists is known. Next day she
sails for Russia. The story Is then taken
UP py Daniel DerringtOn. Upon the ad-
vice Of Saberevski he offers his services
10 the Car, who makes him head OF the
fraternity Of Silence 20 suppress nlhh-
ism A captured spy tells him many OF
their secrets and he IS planning n grand
coup when he Is invited 10 the home OF
Princess cara IL IS a case Of love al frst
sight with him. but he overhears a con-
versation that shows she is leader Of the
nihilists. She pleads with him TO walt
till next day before taking any action. and
he promises. That night an attempt IS
made 10 murder him He goes 10 Zara
and accuses her OF being its tnstigatOr.
She denies II. but admits that he has
been condemned TO death by the nihilists.
Her agitation betrays her love FOR him
and they plan to leave Russia together
She says, however, that he cannot leave
the house unless he takes the nihilistic
oath, as Il IS surrounded by men walt
ing 10 kill him. She also tells how she
became nihilist through the dishonored
death Of a girl friend and the latter
brother, who was her own fiancs. through
the Vaccinations Of The Car and Captain
Durnief. one OF his officers Darlington.
who goes b. the name Of Dubravnik,
refuses TO take any nihilistic oath, and n
nally persuades Zara TO allow him to send
cipher message for aid. IN answer 10
his note, men arrive, who arrest not only
those outside the house but Zara and
Dcrrington. too. They are taken 10 pris-
on, but enter by one door only to leave
by another. and Darlington takes Zara
10 the home Of Prince Michael. a friend
OF the Gar. where he leaves her.
Derrington then persudaes Zaras brother
to give up nihilism to save his sister, and
makes hnal preparations 10 arrest All the
nihilists OF the city that night He then
goes 10 the palace and joins Prince Mich
ael. The latter believes him 10 nave
bean with Zara. and. being Jealous. re-
fuses 10 listen 10 what he has been do
ing The Gar. too, is angry with Der
rington but the latter defies him, tells
him the truth Of what re has been doing.
and finding that MichaeI has sworn out
a warrant Tor his arrest and has sent
Captain Durnief to bring Zara to the
palace. ne denOunces them both. declaring
that they have taken the nihilst oath.
AIichaels agitation betrays that this Is
true. and the Car orders him 70 his
room. 20 remain until sent for That night
the nihilists are all arrested. and Der
rlngtoh Is returning home, when he sees
a carriage dashing by and catches
glimpse OF Zara's face within in. He shoots
the horses, bringing the vehicle
20 a standstiU- He fnds Captain Dur
nief in IL. attempting TO ebdUct Zara-
The men fight a strange duel. and finally,
with Zara' s help. Derrlnston overcomes
the Russian and take.r Zara back 10 the
princes home. but going to his rooms and
knocking. can get no answer from Mich
ael, so he forces the door.
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Marriage Licenses

Tom Y Walters and Cecilia Harleston,
Of washington.
Thomas A. Metz, Of Manassas, Va, and
Minnie NJ. Lee, OF Herndon, Va.
James r. Jones. OF Fairfax, Va, and
May r. Emerson, Of Oakton, Va.
Clarence ". Weaver and Margaret J.
Crown. OF Washington.
Walter d. Briscoe. of Washington. and
Laura +. StreelIs. Of Washington.
August Griesel and Carrie W. KOrn, OF
Washington
Gideon F. Cooley, OF Nashville, y. c.,
and Lydie NJ. Dudley. OF Cardenas,
y. c.
George R. HUNT and Helen n. Whalen.
of Washington.
John c. PIentscaer and Marion Chip
man. OF Baltimore
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PROPOSALS.

OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
ment. Washington, d. C., until 10 O'Clock
a. m March l. 1910. and publio1y- opened
Immediately thereafter. 10 furnish al tho
navy yard, Washington, p. c.. etc. a guam
tity II naval supplies, as follows: Sch. 2sf7:
Mo1el metal. brass. copper. steeL-Sch- $50.
Portland cement. fire brick. red Erickson
22se: Pine. Applications for proposals should
designate the schedules desired BY number
Blank proposI.s viii be furnished upce an
plieation 70 tnc Bureau. e. T. ROGERS,
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED.

Hampton Roads, Galveston at BreBi-
erton, Tacoma at Port Limon, and
Michigan at Sewalrs Point
SAILED.
Eagle from Cristobal for Guantanamo.
and Mars from Norfolk for Guanta-
namo.
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WASHINGTON'S WILL
IN NEED Of REPAIRS
Historic Document Placed
With Librarian of Con-
gresS Temporarily.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.

Ai@E--A-AN DtsL-As y A. r. E4E- B.
Fo- the first time IN its history the
will OF George Washington has left the
strong vault in the clerks office Of Fair
fax county and has jOurueyed TO Wash
lLgton, where II now repOseS in the Of
nee OF the Librarian OF Congress.
The manuscript. which has become
badly defaced and torn, was sent 20
the Library Of Congress by Clerk OF the
Court +. w. Richardson TO be restored
a Tar as possible 10 its original cOndi-
ton hy the experts at the Library.
The board OF supervisors OF Fairfax
county at a rec ent meeting appropriated
sufficient money 10 have the viii re-
stored 10 gOou condition and it Will.
upon Its return, be placed in a steel
box and kept in the vault. as in form
er years, at the clerks office in Fair
fax county
The viii is written on unruled note
paper in WashinEtOn's handwriting. Il
Is about twenty pages lOng.
William H Bomb forty-seven years
OF age, died at his home, 90G Duke
street. this morning He is survived by
his widow and four children. two boys
and two girls. No funeral arrange
ments have yet been made.
Owing to the receipt Of a telegram
calling him TO Richmond last night,
Gov. William Hodges Mann did not de-
liver his speech at the banquet OF Alex
andria-W ashington Lodge OF Masons
as scheduled.
Fitzgerald Council. No. 459. Knights
Of Columbus. will hold a meeting at
St Mary's Hall, in South Royal street.
this evening. at which much business OF
importance viii come up fer considera-
tou.
At the ArmOry Hall this evening two
games OF basketball viii be played The
first viii be between the Young Mems
SOdality Lyceum, better known as the
Speed BOYS" and the team from the
Catholic University in Washington. The
second game viii be betWce'; the Y. NJ.
s l. Reserves and a team from St
DOTiniC's Athletic Association Of Wash
1 mCtOn.
The Washington times., 1910-02-23
GOMEZ FREES EDITORS.

HAVANA, Feb. 23.-President Gomez
has signed the bill granting amnesty 10
the three editors imprisoned recently on
charges of having libcled' the President
n popular demOnStration ia their
honor Is now being otganiZed.
The Washington times., 1910-02-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

" B.-Fonowins schedule figures publlsnsa
only as information and are not guarantesd
For Atlanta, birmingham, Mobile New
Orleans, AsheN1lles a N and lO.45 p =.
For ChattanOoga and Memphis. 800 q
daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattauoo1a
Birmingham. New Orleans. 1910 10 IN S@~
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chatta1oo-,
Nashville Memphis, $40 a. n. daiiy
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Colu,,h,.
Charleston. augusta. Aiken, savannah TscI-
sonyille. and Florida points, AIS D. NJ dsilv
/ S BROWN. General Agent
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