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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 22.-Flour barely
steady; receipts. 1884 barrels.
Rye-Dui!: No. 2 western, So old. {. o.
b. New York
wheat-opened easier because Of big
northwest receipts and lower cables. but
later rallied on professional support and
the strength Of corn. September. f.0SAa
1.05A: December. 1.09a1O0h: receipts. 49,
$50 bushels.
Cofn-Receipts. 3o.oo5 bushels.
Beef-Steady.
Pork-Barely steady.
Lard-Quiet: middle west. 1c.20a123O.
Raw susar-Firm: muscovado. 50 :est.
S.a5; centrifugal. 06 test. AS; nnolasses
crushed, sos: granulated. SIS; powdered.
5.33.
Petroleum-Steady: refined barrels, 7.65.
Coffee-Spot. firm: No: Rio. 81: No. 4
Molasses-steady; New Orleans open
kettle. 31a42
Butter-firm: receipts, 6.7O7 packages.
Creamery specials. 81: extras. so; third to
frsts. 24ka29: state dairy, common to
finest. 22ha2Sh: process second. to spec
fal, 22ha21: western factory, 22a23k;
western imitation creamery. 24a25
Cheese-Firm and higher: receipts 1.246
boxes. State, whole milk special. 16a17h:
do. fancy. 15,t: do. prime. 15a13A: do. fair
skins. full to special. 12ha13.
State. Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry white. 27as2: do. gathered white,
25a2S: do. hennery brown. 25a2s: do.
gathered brown. 21a26: fresh gathered
extra first. 23ta24,l: do. first, 21ha22k;
do. seconds, 195ka2Ok
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
Notice FOR BIDS.

Sealed bids for the auditing Of the
books of the municipality, covering
the period from May 18th, 1903 to.
May 18th, 1910, Or approximate
dates, will be received by the under
signed up to and including Monday,
May Cd, at II o'clock noon. The
books ID be audited are those of the
City Treasurer, City Tax Collector,
and City Waterworks and Electric
Light Collector. The auditor shall
also be required to make up a state-
ment Of the financial condition of the
city showing receipts and expendi-
lures for the past fiscal yer. The
City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
M. HALPHEN, Mayor.
Attest: G. n. BAILEY, Clerk.
0pelousas, La, April 18th, 1910.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
MEETING.

"a regularmeeting OF the stockholders or
the 0pelousRs Compress Company will he
at tbs ofdce OF said corporation at
~Opelousas, La. beginning AT 10oselock a M.
on
Monday May n 1910,
and closing ait Al mi, ON said day. for the
for year from date, in accordance with
the ehaTterO said corporation, AS we'll AS
to attend to such otaor business as NAV
come before the meeting.
ISAAC RO0ssPresident.
VI. FOWLER. secsys apI16s4f
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23

Notice Is hereby given, that the heirs
of p. Leonce Hebrard will apply to the
General Assembly of the State of Lou
isiana at its approaching session Of 1910
for the repayment of the original pur-
chase mainly due, as a basis of 277 s.
100 acres the residue Of School Warrant
No. 267. Being for deficiency in
n. 10 S. RIG East, Louisiana Meridian.
This right having been accorded
them by Hon. Commissioner of the
General Land Office January 9Th, 1903.
The original school warrant No. 267
having been sold to p. Leonce Hebrard,
for 449 5000 acres, out Of which, he
applied for, and received approval
III $500 acres, leaving 4 residue of 277
68-1o0 acres due Hebrard heirs.
The State of Louisiana reclaimed these
277 68-l00 acres, January 3r,d 1888, and
had the same approved to the State,
under clear list No. IL, September %.
andIwas patented by the State OF Louis
lana, John McEnery, patents Nos. 90
and 94, vol. %, "An together with other
lands, April first 1900. The VIZ of NEM
and SEAo of NENSec. Is T. As r 10 3 and
SEM of NWA and 81 of NEL Sec22 e.
4 S r 9 East, st. Helena Mer. Louisiana.
The one half being in the parish
of Tangipahoa and the other half in
st. Tammany parish.
I'D. HAGERTY4
For Heirs =. Leonce Hebrard.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
strayed 81 Stolen.

One dark bay American mare. ave years
Ole, no brand, missing since March 18TH. Re-
WARD and no questions asked for its return
70 ERNEST AfD9INs
apig-4t Port Barre, Ea.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
The following ordinance was read
and moved BY G. w. Stone seconded
by 2. G. Richard same be passed.
ORDINANCE No. ll5.


Be it resolved by the Board of Trus-
tees Of the Town of Melville, Louisiana,
That the Mayor be and he is hereby
empowered by the Board of Trustees
to pass and make title to the Parish
School Board to the property III the
Town of Melville now used for public
school purposes; said properly to be
transferred to the Parish Board Of Edu-
cation for the purpOsing of establishing
a High School In the Town of Melville.
Louisiana.
Be it further resolved, That the prop
erty shall remain i the Pa ish
School Board as long as the aforesaid
property IS used for High School pur-
poses, butin the event that al any time
it is not used for High School purposes
the title to the property shall revert to
he Board of Trustees of the Town Of
Melville, Louisiana.
Thus done and passed in regular ses-
sion convened on the above date at
Melville, st. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
Lester j. Williams, NJ. ID. Mayor.
Attest: E. ]. Leblanc, Clerk.
Melville, La. Arpil 5th, 1910.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF EIIzABErH FAHEY.

No. $40, Probate Docket District Court, par
ish, Of st. Landry Ia.
whereas. Isaac Roos, OF Saint
Landry parish. has applied by his petition,
to be appointed administrator of the above
named estate;
Now, therefore, notfcet is hereby given 10
allparties interested to max opposition TO
said appointment, to file same in writing In
my Office In Opelousas within ten days from
the date of this notice.
Order of Court, April 4tIls 1910.
YVES ANDREP0NI.
apls-2t Clerk of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
.. S. Land once at New orleans. La.

Notice is hereby given that Thomas Thomp.
son, of st. Landry parish, who, on July Z.
1899. made Homestead entry (amended) No.
20296, Serial No. 029IS, for lot and seA OF
nw1A, section 80, township 3 south, range
east, Louisiana Meridian, has fled notice OF
Intention to make Final Five Year Proof. to
cd. before CLERK of Court at Opelousas,
La, on the fourth day OF June. 1910,
Claimant names as witnesses: Joslen
svidrine, Lucfus Ortego, Benjamin Andrews,
Louis Andrews all OF near Bayou GhtcOt, La
WALTER u. COHEN,
api23-6t Register.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
Morton Il. Thompson
Attorney at Law
Notary Public
General Practice.
speciaiAttenfon Given to Collections and Claims.
nice In Building formerly occupied by &C..
NOTICE OF TABLEAu.
EsTATE Oh YRaINIAB McPHERsoN
No. 1854, Probate Docket, District Court,
Parish of st. Landry, la.

whereas. O. NJ. Smith and Peter Case
Joint Testamentary Executors OF the above
named estate. files a final tableau OF c1assf.
dcation of debts and distribution OF said
succession, accompanied by their petition
praying forfhe homoiogatioR of same;
And whereas, prayer OF said petition a
been granted by an order of our bearing
date, -
al parties I'm crested TO lakeOppositfon to
said tableau to file same In writing in my
office, Within the time required by lay why
and confirmed.
YVES ANDREPONT,
apis ut Clerk of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23
pMINIsTRATIoN NOTICE
ESTATE OF NARY JANE DAVID, detected
wife OF James Smith.
- Probate Docket District Court,
Parish of st. Landry, La.

whereas, DR.. Chas. III. Boagnt, OF ST.. Lam
dry Parish, Ia applied by Ills petition
to be appointed administrator Of b above
named estate.
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby given to
all parties interested to a opposition to
said appointment, tofle same in writing in
office IN 0peieusas within ten days from
tina date of this notice.
YVES ANDREP0AT,
apl16-2t Clerk Of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-23

Hnkon I'm BY the undersigned, near vile
laA6M UP Platte, n unbranded pale sor-.
rel mule, about I years old, about Is hands
high; has been on my premises since the
month of November, 1909.
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay cost and take
animal away. + advertise IN simply to-
help its owner III finding his mule.
OLIN MANUEL, Vile Platte, La.
The Washington times., 1910-09-06

That depends" he said. lightly.
Cream and ] san bv the wina and ouf
I1cilnatcn. yoJf know
Ralked in that quarter. Wiling
thoughts evidently reverted 10 the noise
tbev had made on the stairs
sounded queer. Il amt often We
hear anybody laugh round here nova
Jays Generally pretty quiet though
air, half seriously. 7 hear voices and
all Surls of things going on COW n mere
In the dead ~ night they'll come and }
Tell YOU whak. its shiveTy-
Yes, sir OF course, reckon it's only
" ben the wind gets IL TIKI right quar-
ter but when YOU hear II start I'D u1--
ectedly-queer noises, YOU know. Ike
people sO3Ibing ano women laughing
craZiiy-it raises your hair Many the
L-n-e I've been scared 10 80 down even
aften sun-up. Tisn'J as If We dldnt
have a haunted house On the island
What nonsense INTERCEPTED the girl.
with deep disdain.
gan seated himself upon green-p painted
chest and leaned back against the curv-
Ing wall Not that place up on the
.'"'he same. Mr.. Cadogan." vikings
manner was serious enough now And
Il amt altogether nonsense. Miss TODD
you know that. You've seen the ghost
lights fitting round up there as well as
me"
II have not stated the girl. simply
I once saw a light, but when we inves-
tigated Il turned out to be a rotten tree
stump half fun Of water that shOne at
night"
''weH, I know Willing argued, but
I've seen EN- move.
What's the yarn, Wiling" Cadogau
put IN.
None that J know OF. No one seems
10 know who the place belonged TO IN
the old days, although I have heard
that LATTE, the pirate, built II It's
been locked Up and deserted this many
day They say strange things 90 on
Jnere al night. but I've never been TO
see The lights are enough for me-
Bosn- said the girl with VIII eTtng
cont empt- Negro yarns. Mr.. CaGoEan.
AcC ErdInE 20 the darkies, every deserted
h0ute south Of Mason and Dixon line
IS ~ united Il only has TO be vacant
few months to acquire that reputation
i know Cadogan laughed I'm
not any too credulous Of the super
DarUt5l, auyWe y M Wiling interested
ne 1ccaUse I had been impressed By
the n Sc Of grand dissolution put on by
your house on the hill That's the
reasOl for my curiosity
wei T. why isn't il lived in then p
Conrerifed the assistant keeper
''WFD wants 10 live in a lonely spot
IIke-(.is2" The girl lifted her shoulders
and laughed not precisely happily
IS hoeTeT comes neaE the place.
There's been that sign UP at the gate
fOr-WeH. ever since We came here Of
feriuE IL for sale But who sees it,
That's so Willing abandoned his
stand without great reluctance, +. ap-
peared- Ine conversation was changed
and the topic was not raised again
until some ten or fifteen minutes later
the girl suggested that CadOEsn might
be amused ny the view from the cir
cular balcony round the tower, At tne
level Of the service room
re would hardly have chosen 'amuse-
meat 20 describe his sensations as ne
found himself upon that narrow and
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MANS JAW BROKEN
BY TIRE EXPLOSION
Nose, Head, and Chest Bad
ly Injured in Garage
Accident.

P0UGHKEEPSIE, Sept. 6.-Thomas
Harris, chauffeur for oscar Johnson. Of
St Louis, No. Is in a serious condition
in Vsssar Hospital as a result OF the
blowing up OF an automobile tire which
was being inflated. His Jaw and nose
are broken. his head and chest are
badly lacerated. and he is suffering
from shock The doctors at the hos
ritaI said that ne may also be injured
internally.
Harris had taken the car to have the
tire. which had been pUnctUred. ie-
paired After the tire had been re-
paired workman began TO initiate Il with
a compressed air machine.
While watching the work. Harris
thought he detected a sound as Of es-
Gaping air, and he bent over the tire 20
make q close inspection Placing his
face close TO the spot where ne believed
there was another leak, he -qucezed the
tire. There was terrific explosion as
the tire blew up. and Harris was blown
on his feet across the room
Dr. NorthTup. who was called made
a dental splint and set the broken Jaw
and after Dr. Marks attended other IN
iuries Harris was taken 10 the HOSPITAL,
where he was more carefully examined
The doctors are also watching Harris
case for The possible development Of
blood poison
The Washington times., 1910-09-06

giddy platform. poised insecurity be-
tween the earth and the arched vast
ness OF the st9r-blazUned heavens.
hedsed in only BY haIf-inch metal
hand rail from the sheer l50-foot drop
10 the rocks. There was 2 little of ad-
mlratiOn for the sight Outspread beneath
his eyes. a little of wonder and amaze
ment, and a great deal of Unadulterated
awe IN his mind
The gale had blown itself away alto
Eether, and gentle, happy, singing
breeze had taken its place. In the east
low clOud-bsnk lay black against the
far horizon. IN the west the effect was
duplicated, but by the mainland, BY the
bogs and bayous OF the Mississippi
delta Strung ike ebony beads upon an
unseen wire, chain OF little Islands
diminished to the southwark, setting the
sound apart from the gulf, brother
Islands 10 that of Cedar Light. visible
. from that eerie. but Invisible from sea
level. ike the delta marshes IN the
Cedar Island Itself stood out stark
and black among the sheeted poos-
DhoTescence Of the surf that stoTmed u
broad and high at the far end narrow
and low al the near. Was more dis
tinCtiy visible from that height. a mile
away the wooded hill rose in hopeless
peak crowned with the black, forbiddlng
bulk Of the house Of forsaken gods,
and
AS Cadogan stared at il he shut his
teeth with a soft click. and unConSci-
ouslr his fingers closed upon the girls
hand that grlpped the rail beside him
Look" ne bade her tersely- Will
ing did not mislead Us, after all
No" she agreed. No, but
And fell silent, face 10 face, for once
/ with inexplicable mystery
There was a light IN the house-2
/ light that. glinting blue and ghaStly-
( shone ont upon the night and disap-
peargd and shore again from different
spot sS though shifted swiftly from
Z window u window
Skeptic that ne was. Cadogan sym7a-
tinted heartily with vikings deep
Vow YOU s;-e"'' exclaimed the man.
Did try TO gull you now, Miss Iodd?
No
Again she contented herself with a
I Io-V, Stupefied negative, and as she spoke
I the light vanished for the last time
7 Though they waited several minutes
: longer Il did not shine forth again, and
( presently. her self-posSession reassertinE
/ its sway, the girl quietly Withdrew heT
[ hand FROM Cadogan's grasp and turned
/ back into 1he tower
Il think began CsdoEan. as Willing
shut the door and uervouSly shot the
bolt think that III have p look Al
that sign board in the morning This IS
1 curious enough 10 bear in-eStiE cation
I Perhaps the board Will give me a clue
/ He grew conscious that Willing was
/ staring az him with speculative. hard
I ewes. out Of which every CLINT Of hGmoI
I had gone AS Cadogan met his gaze the
man dropped MS eyelids sUriily-
( Y wouldn't If I were YOU. ne grow led
/ NO. 7 wouldn't Best 10 let things like
I that. that there's no understanding
/ alone. That's my way OF looking al IT.
The Continuation of This story VIII
BE Found in TonorroE,s
Issue of The Times
The Washington times., 1910-09-06
Deaths

wHheImina Gerhardt, 50 years, $50 X
street southwest
7 Frank Herbert, p years, Hickey's
lane
William J. Tyson. Il years. Provi-
6e7ce HOSPITAL
Annie W Greene. So years. SIG
Fourth street northeast
William Dlbenedetto. y years, 9O2
Granville Gray, p years. Providence
Hospital.
Susanna H Spates. II months 2I3 P
street northwest
Lester Beach. , months, SIS Second
street southeast.
Laura Reingruber, 10 months, Chill
dren's Hospital
Infant Of Thomas F and Margaret J.
Tracey. 500 G street northeast.
Katherine Hackett, ~ years, The Ala
bana. Eleventh and \ northwest
Edna Turner, Is years, Garfield Hos
pitai.
Louis W Beach. , months. SIS Elev-
enIh street southwest
Elizabeth y ShOeTnS keT. IS years. Ne
braska avenue, Eenlsytown- d Q.
Thomas T Mack. 81 years. Tubercu-
Iosis Hospital
annie L. Fianly. % years. the Cum
berland apartment
Theodore Facer, s. years. 212S First
street northwest.
Mary c Sparks. 20 years. 334 B street
northeast
KaratIna koehier. 81 years. 1901
Maryland avenue northeast
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DEATHS

BEONN-At soldiers Home D c. on Sep
TENDER .. 1910. Sergeant BENJAMIN 3.
SROWN. late OF Company H Twenty
fourth Infantry. L. s. A
CEPHAsOa sunday September 4. 1910 AT
$50 p. m. At MS residence SI4 Second street
southeast. JAMES y CEPHAS. husband Of
Mary !. CeDhds-
COLON Monday, Septe1uber .. 1910. az $50
a. M. at his residence. SIS Eleventh street
northeast. q. g COLE
FACER-On September ., 1910. THEODORE.
husband Of Catherine z. Facer, formerly OF
Philadelphia, Pa
9ANI.Y-on Saturday, September 5, 1910,
ANNE L HANLY, widow Of the late
Edmund I4anly-
MARTIN-At z O'Clock midnight. September
?, 1910. al sos New York avenue northwest,
IRENE PA y MARTIN NEE Aueng wife
Of Tr. Cly5ss b Martin
sI5OESAKER-On Sunday. September I. 1915.
at $50 a. m ELIZABETH H, wife Of
The late Isaiah Shoemaker
vFELD-suddenIy. on Sunday. september 4,
1910 al Neyersdale, Pa EDWARD =
WELD son OF Arthur 7 and Mary sophia.
Weld. and husband Of Margaret AIaclaIl
Tuold
The Washington times., 1910-09-06
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ArrIVed-Tac0ma At CAPE GTeCIas A.
dos. Smith. i-smSon, and Reid at Nor
folk Wolverine AT Detroit. Wheeling
and Petrol at Bombay. North Carolina
and Montana at Newport, Leonidas at
Hampton Roads. WIipple, Hull, TTux-
ton, Paul Jones, Perry, Preble, Stewart.
Lawrence, GOldsb0rOuCh- and Rowan at
San Francisco. New York and New Or
leans al Shanghai. Tacoma and Mari
eta al BIucfelds. Iowa at TompkIns-
Vile Triton Al Washington. Wolverine
Al FairpOTt Ohio, and VipeT at An-
naFoiiS-
Sailed-Cheyenne from Bremerton, for
q cruise IN Puget Sound North Dakota,
from Newport, for Southern Drill
grounds California. Colorado, PennsyI-
Tauia. and Washington from ChimbOte,
fos- EalrarasiO- Glacier from ChimbOte.
for CzIlaO- NGuSham from Kobe, for
Shaughai- Rainbow. cambridge. Barry
Chauncev. and Dale from Kobe for
Shanghai. and Tacoma from BluefeIds,
for CrfstcbzI
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NEW ORDER GAINS
AFOOTHOLD HERE

The first attempt 70 extend in the East
the Progressive Order Of the West, a
Jewish society with headquarters in St.
Louis, has been made IN Washington.
About fifty members were enrolled at
a meeting held al the Eagles Club last
night The order is benevolent and fra
ternaI
The following officers were named: L.
s Gottiieb, District deputy grand mas
SER Marcus kaman- president: Leon
Goldberg, vice president N. :. Johnson,
treasurer. Lyman WeEn, secretary
Samuel Nasen, first trustee
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NAVY

Lieutenant l. a COTTON, when dis
CharEeC treatment Naval Hospital.
Boston, Mass 10 Bureau OF Navl-
cation. Washington, =. G., for or
deTs-
Efdsnipma1 W y CCOMBS and Mid
Shipuan c. A. NORTHCUTT- de
IzCled Naval Academy. Annapolis.
No to Connecticut.
Passed Assistant PaNmaSIeT J. H
GTNNELL- detached Navy Yard,
Mare Island. Cal and wait orders
Passed Assistant Paymaster W D.
SHARP, detached paymaSter Of
EunbOaEs. Naval station. Cavite. T.
l. 10 home, settle accounts, and
wait orders
Assistant Paymaster J l. CHATTER
TON. 10 paEmaSreT Of ZunbOatS.
Naval Station, Cavite, p J.
Assistant Civil Engineer R II WAR
FIELD, 20 Navy Yard, Puget
Sound. Wash
Bo21SWai1 F MILLER. when dis
charged treatment Naval Hospital,
Boston, Mass, granted sick leave
three months
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Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Peter Cadogan, with his servant, Terry
Creagh- aboard the schooner Colleen. IS
making for New Orleans 10 pick up L.o-
max prior 20 a cruise IN the Caribbean
Sea Cadogan sees. haif a mile asterns
dory. 10 which they row ana md Jane
Todd, unconscious from exposure Upon
her resusCitarion Cadogan explains thaL
he heard cries for help She replies that
she did not call. They sail for Cedar
Island, she lighthouse on which IS tended
by James father. They run through a
gale. during which Jane rescues both
men and sails the schooner safely into
the hsrbor. where they are met d WI
ling. the assistant tender
Cadogan visits Mss Todd at her home
on the island
The Washington times., 1910-09-06

John P. King and Mary Duffy. both Of
Washington
Robert :. Wells and Susie Hardy. both
Of Petersburg- Va
Shirley c. King and GazeUe E La
Nause. both Of Richmond, Va.
Charles L Ford and Hattie 5. Chase,
both Of Richmond. Va
John .Guidt and Mary Z Davis. both
Of Richmond, Va
Charles R DOnahue and Mary J. Higgs
both OF Washington
Samuel H Cohen and Jennie Kliban-
OF both OF Washington
Andrew NJ. Sweeney and Mary O. Dix
on, both Of Washington
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IN MEM0RiAm

sad but loving remembrance Of
orr dear daughter. BL-ANCH HERCIlD
DIVER VINO departed this life one year
azo September S. 1903 Mass viii be said
for the TePose Of her soul at s. Pauls and
Immaculate Conception a. O'Clock By her
devoted family
memory Of my husband. MOSES
n D ADAMS, who departed this life Sep
ferlSer 5 1879
How we miss thee dearest husband,
None but Cod can tel
F7irbflll Iavfnz patient. true vert thou
who hast gone TO heaven p dwell
BY his loving wife, EMMA ADAMS
s. -SSAN-In sad remembrance o. our son
and brother. JOHN W SUSAN who dies
three years ago today. September S. 1907
IN ne twilight. around The heaTthstone.
Always nov one vacant chair.
Rut we know IN Gods own city
You are safely sheltered there
FATHER. BROTHERS. AND SISTERS
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AGED VETERAN DEAD.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 6-James Bar
ret, q Confederate officer in command
Of the AndersonvilIe prison, and later
al Florence : 9. is dead here today
at the age Of seventy years Barrel fed
10 Germany Immediately after the civil
war 70 avoid arrest
The Washington times., 1910-09-06
TOURING CAR PLUNGES
OVER AN ENHANCEMENT

The big touring car owned BY J
Kennovan, of 1927 South Capitol
street, is badly wrecked today as q
consequence OF q plunge over the en-
bankment at the German Orphan
Asylum, Anacostia, yesterday
The car crashed into a fence. and
Mr. KennOVans four-year-old son
suffered a broken finger. but the other
occupants were onI! Slightly bruised
The Washington times., 1910-09-06
The Vital Records.
Births

Births
Henry H and Margaret A HaIfpap,
girl
John Z. and 1anzanita Morrow, girl
Charles 3. and Emily II. Wilson. girl.
Dana B. and Martha Johannes. boy
Benjamin and Josephine WoIlberg,
girl
BENJAMIN F and Emily r. Dean. girl.
William F and Katie N. Guide, girl
Rheinhard and Eliza beth Schaefer,
boy
Thomas J. and Margaret J. Tracey,
bOE-
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FACTORY DESTROYED
WITH $3.50, O0OLOSS

LEWES, Del. Sept 6-A S95o000 FIRE
early today destroyed the Menhaden
Fisher Compauy's plant near here
Much machinery and fish oil. and
twelve boat loads Of FISH were destroy
ed
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Army and Macy
SerU6ce Orders
ARMY.

Colonel JAMES ROCKWELL is relieved
as chief ordnance officer, Department.
OF Dakota. and is assigned 10 the
office OF the CHIEF OF ordnance, with
station If this CITY.
Captain HENRY u. SCOTT. Coast Ar
tllery CorUs, VIII report - The com
uandinz officer, artillery district Of
New London
The Washington times., 1910-09-06
By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE,

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