Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1898, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1898-12 PAGES, ———_— SPECIAL } NOTICES. FissoneTion OF _PARTNERSHIP— ton D. ©, June 3 Thomas Wilt pesing the firm cane & Wi »y mutual conse solved the copa heretofore existing b tween them, and them H be cer who assumes ll out DA seigat* TH REMOVAL MISS KATIE Botity OPPEN Hi HOUSE Pat good uprig! 1 dewl oui JAS. THARP, $12 ASH COAL WHITE » in an Ne it over. DAISH & SON B. RIORDAN, 611 N s E pr t 1 Mme prempt Db. DION, Bnew process for featuers, g AND PORCHES prepared id Iron Fences jest goods. work and lowe Estimates furni Catalogu BARGER & KOSS, 11TH AND G STS. INDEX 10 ADVERTISEMENTS. ACCOUNTANTS. Page «Page Vase Page BOARDING BUSINESS CHANCES hry ITEMS. COMMISSIONERS OF COUNTRY s0ARD COUNTRY REAL ESTATE DEATHS DENTISTRY. CATIONAL, SXCERSIONS. INANCIAL FOREIGN P DEE £ STAL SE! @ RENT (Miscella NT (Offices) ENT (Rooms). KENT (Stables) ‘T (Stores). B. i i OLiserllarcous) ) VEBICLES.. FOR SALE LOCAL MENTION LOST aND FOUND MEDICAL MEN'S GOUDS MONEY WANTED QOEAN TRAY PERSONAL. a tacd 2UTOMAC RIVER BOATS. S$ AND ORGANS AND TO LOAN... RAILROADS #S AND EOARD {AGE JAL NOTICES AN PROP! SORTS aUBE BUMMER It ENDERTAKEKS WANTED (Eelpy. WANTED i WANTED (Mls ellenecus)... WANTED (Situations) WANTED (iooms)... HISTORIC PILGRIMAGE Proposed for the Delegates to the E. Conventie ion of a pilgrima the first Pr thi esidered by the the arrangements for the of the Pr stant is proposed that the deleza e ndi lown the river on a steamboat, » ing Saturdey in visiting the points of interest yn that historic locality, returning to the lity at an early hour Sunday morning. ened st of 8. Descriptive, “The Night Alarm". .Reeves 9. “Hail um! . Pyles In order to give its admirers an opportun- 5 | ity to hear their favorite tions, the 3 | band will render equest” program at 5 | the Capitol Wednesday evening. the 21st in- y{Stant. Req ould be sent in by ye] Tuesday mo 3 | — = = 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A Vale | For Infants and Children. REMOVAL OF A _ PLACARD Question Raised Under Local Regulations Governing Minor Diseases. Law Relating to Diphtheria Insuffi- cient—Heaith Office Has Inadequate Approprintion for Its Purpose. Complaint was recently made to the Dis- mmissioners by Mr. Bernard Leon- agent for premises 22 Railroad avenue that the health office authorities interfering with the rental of the of the refusal to re- Gipktheria placard. Upon he Commissioners, {t was vacated last of diphtheria s because therefrom vestigation ured that the hy the occupar en previously reported ty the ¢ as existing in the house. Upon t se, Mr. Leorard, it notuiiied by the health offic? to » premis He declined to do , and the case being the attorney ied tha ompcile¢ . M to disin- cuthorit people did diphther cn the hou: the Co of the pres lih officer re- > how t responsi thereby in- i as folio think the placard to be re- Commissic have not yet acted he matter it is u vod that Officer ward will not ¢ the removal of ti card until so direc Dr. Woodward, in to a Star re- ion the law and to diphth rth the nd Sc they ure that ft is prac- them. to enforce Dr. Woodward's Views. hot quite true that the District i «ns to disinfect these premises,” hough the appro- ve to Graw upon sned by | d Kit people will 2 precedent in I belies nfected p THE LATE able work | serv- and 1 Willian under Atto : aw be enjoyed | lan many reform in making zs riet me factor tution it an of t dispo- sports, be- tw a twiee mz w when Ger shock of her husband about her own, as Mr. Fall idisposed for some ith came sud- ulars have been his only son ed some time ‘ails w uel M. She nt of the and brother Baltimore. W ngton a nephew, R. ilson Falls of the oncert Band, by the William H. the Capitol | afternoon, beginning at will be Phe Chi nd Fantasia Ma Overture Gr Sousa ntelmann Spanish Dan Itz, “Our Ne Volun request) antelmarn 6. Grand Selec amus O'Brien” ly called them, and in his’ delirium the Stanford | Were his constant thought, and he repeated- 7. March, “The Princeton University” | ly caHed the entire roll, being the oniy first merman CASTORIA Bears < ° the wr signature ew of You Have}: Always Bought CASTORIA ‘Phe Centaur Company. New York City, | Property He SMOOTH PAVING WANTED. ders on 7th Street Inte » Commixsioners, view t A delegation, 1 & about ss Man and y owner © el between Ponn i called upon ct Atiomey se of urgi nied accomy by by them Miitd Jes OUR NAUGHTY SISTER REPUB THE INVALID VOLUNTEERS | er- Members of First District Regiment Who Are Still on Sick Rolls. Suffering From Fever and Other Dis- rough stone | @&8es Contracted in the Cuban between Pepn Campaizn—Revised. List. be replaced | matter was pre- last) June ae ‘ovr that | Among the late District arrivals from that time. | army ho: al at Montauk WwW. for the | Nairn, er of Company I, Columbia Volun has been suff e om malaria, and y home he airn was taken il ufliciently well to be about, and unde: | the influence of home and children will b in good shape in a short time. Private Harry n of Company G had a relapse evening Sunday the fev returne i chill, and eine th 2 has been confined to his hon a) 11th street northensi, and is under the ear aAmitlec, | of a physician. He rested but slghtly last | night, owing to a chill in the afternoon and the consequent Private Spe sof Company G, Ist ja Volunteer cone No. 928 East Capltol street, suffering from a second relay i to recomn | the moun fev He left the bee ster iie SHGeee: OR | eral at Montauk to accom- street and other vimits et Streets be | Pany the regiment home. The hardship Temoved and used for the improvement of | Of the tedlous journey to this clty and the the county roads, it being the intention of | ™4rch which followed proved t Commissioner: the county | fr his enfeebled condition. roads with a smooth pavement in the mid- | When the regiment wai dle third and place the stones removed | White Lot, Private Bliss from ihe city streets on either side of that | 22d Was immediatly conveyed to his home Ratio Counts EGaan and placed under a physician's care. Que of thevfirat e The company commanders of the District this method of improvement, said Capt. | Regiment have furnished a partial list of Beach, will be 7th street, as the Commis. | their men who are sick in the city. They sluners have become convinced of the rea- | re as follow sonableness of the request made by the pe- Whereabouts of Sick Soldiers, Beers ee oe me ie tor | Beret Jeme Owen, Company = fore suggested that the ciuzens on that | Private Henry Darling, Company E. reet would do Well to co-ope: nunissioners in the matter. e with the at CO-up- Private Edward Edwards, whereabouts unknown. Company E, eration tha members of the delegation | pry é é 0 as heartily promised, and they withdrew, evi- | Private James J. Hearn, Company E. |dently well please with the proposed ac- | Private George N. Hodge, Company E. tion of the Commissioners Private Bert Howard, Company E. Among those present or represented at to-| Private Nathaniel R. Kent, Company EB, day's he re Isadore Jon R. nce Hospital. ; Major, 1. L. Blout, ries Kraemer, Har- te James M. Powers, Company £. ris & Prince, Henry Orth, ¢ attleman, P. Private Dennie Riley, Company E. Latterner «insburgh & Bro.,| Private John M. Watts, Company E, Abe Her omon, Heilbrun & | threatened with typhoid. Son, Peter G and many others. Private Henry V. Pierce, Company F, son —— ——! of the a tant sergeant-at-arms of the SERGEANT DOBSON'S FUNERAL. Senate ae Private Charles J. Humphreys, Company Last Rites to Be Paid Tomorrow at 10 |B, headquarters Legion Loyal Women, 9th or poh. street. The body of Sergeant Henry A. Dobson] Ptlvate Fred Harke, Company Corporal Humphrey Beckett, Company E. mmpany D, Ist District of Columbia] Artificer Charies D. Lazelle, Compaay 5. iteers, Was brought to this ‘city for] Private Fred R. Kern, Company C; very iiearcruite chica snorsines was re- | Sick at home, 12th and E streets northwest. ‘ se s = Privates C. Maurice and J. Le Smith, moyed to the home his parents, No. 100 | at home, 1312 N street northwest. 11th street northe: The funeral will take | “Corporal Samuel Feland of Company D tom morning at 10 o'clock from | is delirious with fever at his home, 167 11th stern Presbyterian Chureh, Rey. Dr. | street northzast. a z Easton officiating Private James Nowland of Company ¢ 5 : has malarial fever at his home, 4th and M After the furloughing of the regiment | streets northwest. Monday Captain Hodges called Company D]|” Private Frank L. Herbert of Company C, to attention and officially announced the | at his home, 701 5th str2et northwest. death of their first sergeant. Instantly Private Aloysius Barnes of Company Its every head was uncovered and strong men, | reported better at his home on 2d street own burden of flinching, serg: who had borne th rows without a mc en to be in tears, fas a friend to every man in His thought was of “his mer as he pro sergeant in the regiment able as possible. ‘The p: be bearers wiil’ and the usual mi While the company ry hone was of the regim and so vere he company. to do so from ided to attend the funer- selected from its ranks, will be paid. ussembled Colonel northeast. Private Johnnie McHenry of Company @ is better at his home. Lieut. Thomas King of Company B, who was quite well ths day the regiment ar- rived, is sick at his home in Hyattsville. Edward C. Bradley of Contpany F is sick at his home, 1205 U street!) Bradley was sick in the yellow fevbr héepital at San- tiago for several weeks/ and recovered euf- ficiently to be sent home en the Catania. ant ud- all- | Capt. Mock of Compdny P'is still indis- posed, but he officiateé in the furloughing oz his men. Private Carl G. Rottman of Company F is sick at his home, 917 E street northwest. ent came to Captain He and paid tributes] Private James Thorpe of Company F Is of respect to the rgeant, who had | sick at his home, 369 9th streét southeast. won the admiration of every officer by his | Private J. S. Collier of Company F is sick fine milltary qualities and sturdy character, The de w member of a . and whe the close of the seen on every fac lly loved by young and old. AU a meeting sociation held last evening resolutions of Sergeant Dobson were adop' sermon ship .upon receiving the anouncement the death of one who was “‘esttemed friend and brother,” the association rec nizing the fact that in him “it has los strong champion and faithful co-worker.’ Respectful sympathy was tendered parents and other relatives of the decea: ‘u_the hour of their deep sorrow. Recognizing the heroism and patriotism of the deceased and his loyalty to his co try and Ged, lutions be spread upon the records of ztion and a copy forwarded to —— Suicide at Ningara Falls. BUFFALO, N. Schamm, jumped from the Goat Island bridge Niagara Falls this morning and his body was swept over the American falls, esbyterian Church and Sunday his death was announced He was of the Easton Literary As- <pressing the deep sorrow of the member- it was ordered that the reso- Y., September 13.—Peter a brewer from Philadelphia, at the Loyal Legion headquarters. Private James O. Reéves bf Company L is sick at his home. Harry Madert of thé band.is sick at his home, 1331 Kenyon street, Mount Pleasant. A. A. Hoffman of the band has been threatened with typhoid fever since return- ing to his home, 321 3d,streef, northeast. Frank Schutt’ of the,band,is sick at his home in Cherry Dale. | Noble E. Dawson, son of Gen. Miles’ sec- retary, is so sick at his home on Maryland avenue that no one is allowed to see him. Benjamin L. Watson of the band is sup- posed to be sick at his home in Kerlsington. First Sergt. Sheridan Ferree of Company K is better at his home, 1720 13th street. Private William White of Company K is sick in a New York city hospital. Quartermaster Sergt. Joseph King of Company D is quite sick at his home. Others from Company D sick at their homes are: Harry Sargent, W. H. Barstow, Corpl. Feland, Corpl. Ryan and Private W. H. Noyes. Private D. R. Woodington and Sergt. Clarence N. Walker of Company D are sup- Posed to. be sick,at, Magtauk or New York city. Adjutant Daniel V. Chisholm of the ist Battalion ig threatened with chills and fever. Lieut. Leroy W. Herron of Company G, the na in ted of as OR ta the sed un the the at was too ill to | FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. FORTUNES IN CUBA, ‘The Land of Continual Harvest. CUBAN LAND AND TRADING CO I Uo, Washington, D. C. ls a Home Enterprise by Home People. Read the List, You — Them an How. We pei eC vice Fresston ena aioe, 2d Vice Aaatay ormperly G Journal Clerk of the ik Clerk U.S. Police Court TAN \ DIN Formerly Assistat soln National Ban < Assistant Tressui JOHN BH. OBEKLY, Auditor. Former U BABBITT, M_D.,” Assistant Auditor. Physi TRACY L. S, Attorney, Attorney -at-Law 9 srieulture, Ass't Sec YODE eal Estate. Fy ERGUSON, Special Agent. Recently BL FARINHOLT, Spectal Ag Gonsolt .ODWARI HIPLEY, ized to i and th “ee sera You participate A small any bas been placed seachiier all ce Washington wilt A descrip ciimute end wonder ith 0 cured be bad by dropping aj card or calling at ite office TH TD 7 CUBAN LAND AND TRADING COMPA! Open Evenings. | sel0-6t 421 F Street N.W. rj :,|s American Security & Trust Co.,1405GN.V of Credit, Brown issued FOVIDSECSEEAII ESO FTC OFT OI CFGVODOD DDG POODPADOHERIDONST DOD NEW Ye IEAKC INTENDING PURCHASE! = ANY 8 who left very sick was at the | 7HEIL ADVANT ts armory and asst n fur-| PE BEPORE 1N4 Se . leughing the com, Ani eses 4 nee Pee eee ae Cry OR COUNTRY Vi merican security > | who was very sick « MALL PARCELS. DESUtING - the Olivette with Lieut. i ANGE ON A ST al others, returned to | Ba WILL OBLAIN THAT RESULY i the first time since he w i an | delirious at Santiago, and w ee ee -= ith the rest WHICH HAS EVERY FA ¥ i . Roy B. Ha of Company J. who | PLING Ir. Ir Is I has just recovered from a severe attack of | 5, 94 i - THAT CLIENT WIL E | typhoid fever, was also at the furioughing | ) ceremony. BNNS | EVERY ATTENTION W Most e District ef Columbia Volun- | AS PERSONAL USTERVIEWS A wn to New York on the | TIVE OF BE R RESUL’ THA Ay Were given furloughs Wko Hoswik Mfae. | SEONDENCE, XEW LISTS FOR L, to St. Catherine's, | ARE NOW IN COUCH oy nos Wailis, acting hospital | PLACE YOUR PROPERTY ON THE gh ero ee an ONCE. POSITIVELY PLINCIPALS ¢ © Leonie + wir! Ginnaty, Ce : as ae mpany I; Clifford AL | Company 1, menti elsewhere; Company Wm. H. Noy ri Richmond, Compar sergeant, Comy Ik; uny D. of Compan erious condition . Whitney Clarence M I his ave- Cusick of Company M, ically ill at his residence a1 street, is reported a mproved. Samuei Carpente S Tegament, 1 who No. be- 206 South C ing slightly Private home with since his arri Street northe Thomas Collins of Company ar Hendrea of Company L, both of whom w. at Emergen ital, have gone to thei homes. Frederick iussey of Company 8, who was at Garfield Hospital, has also gone home. A note from J. King Marks of Company | F, Ist District Regiment, informs The Star | that he is now at Fort Hamiiton Hospital, w York. His friends are assured that, regretted that illness prevented with the regiment, he is now who has been qu Ite is at his hothe on § PED though he eturn h copya Mr. < 18 Quincy street returned last night over the Baltimore and Uhiv railroad, bringing with him his son, Corporal Cliftord A. Lueas of Company I, District of Columbia Volunteers, who had b lin the hospital at Montauk Point, N. ¥. Corporal Lucas stood the fatigues of the trip very well, but will go at once un- der the care of a physician. Upon his ar- rival in New York y with other sick soldier he was .set by an agent of Miss Helen Gould, who proffercd to have him conveyed to the private hos- pita! furnished by her, but he preferred to come home, and this Jesire was shared by his fathe Recovering From Injuries. Sergt. William Walsh of Company A, who injured at Philadeiphta on the home- ward trip, was able to be with his company when it furloughed. He says the bad cut on his head does not trouble him very much, althcugh at first it was thought to be serious. rday, in company w ————— ABOR OF LOVE. Noble Work Being Done by Ladies of the Lo Legion. The ladies of the Loyal Legion, under the direction of Mrs. Lizzie S. Calver, are do- ing noble work in behalf of the homeless soldiers of the District regiment, and a visit to the temporary home, No. 418 9th street, is a most instructive lesson. There are now fifty men being cared for at the home, and everything possible is being done for their comfort. While a Star reporter was there at noon today two soldiers brought in another suf- fering from a severe chill. He was Private Alfred Moore of Company M. He had been sick for a month. He was taken upstairs to the hospital ward, where Dr. Peltys who was in attendance, prescribed proper treatment. There are six others in the sick ward, but all are improving. It is Mrs. Calver’s intention to have the men at the home form a company and adopt military regulations, including guard aa hospital corps and all the other de- tails. Mr. Peter B. Sweene Newsboys’ Home, steward at the home. formerly with the is acting as hospital Coppe Colored Splotches Mr. H. L. Myers, 100 Mulberry street, New- ark, N.J., says: “I contracted a terrthle which broke out into sores all over my body. I spent a hundred dollars with doctors, but grew werse instead of bet- ter. Many blood remedies were also used with no effect. until I decided to try 8. S. S. ‘Thys remedy seemed to get at the seat of the disease and cwed me completely and per- SSS". Blood (Swift's Specific) is the only cure for Contagious Blood Poison; no other remedy cag reach this ter- rile disease. Book on self-treatment mailed free by Swift Specie Ccmpany, Atlanta, Ga. ‘How about saving momey this fall? Now is a determine endin i sce you richer than the Hight now pens MONEY TO LOA: IN SUMS FROM $1,000 UPWanp, AT LOWEST BATE OF INTEREST. a5 Be I_¢ OF (a On u D | ~AD)eo REAL ESTATE iN TRE DISTRICT. ned s UL ePs © 7 R. 0. HO Being the Washi cz _COR, 10TH AND F STS. 3 th» gett > entertain loans imum cost to the be est hon ings jal-tt = pri WARME R, Fair Weather Indicated for Tontant | Wescott, Wilcox & Heir ton ui, and Tomerrow. aus 2 iee7 Penn. Forecast till S p.m. Wednesday: For the | Wachin vingsB WMistrict of Columbia and Maryland, fair Beate orracingecanelgs 4 tcnight and Wedresday, warmer light | pass interest on depurite aud dee east to southeast winds, increasing. banking business. Open every business day from For Virginia, partly cloudy weather to- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., nnd on the I6th and last Gays and on Saturdays autil night and Wedne: warmer in the in- | of the month wntil 5 p.m. terior; easterly winds. 12 m. Saturday evenings open from 6 to 2 J. D. Taylor Prest. Geo. U. Ferguson, Vic Weather corditions and general forecast: | C.H. Davidge, Treas. J. F. B. Goldm Safe Deposit Boxes, $3.00 to $25.00 p The storm, central in Louisiana Stipes has mo: to the Missouri valley caused rain in the Mississippi and M Mon valleys. i fe TO ca a ales MONEY TO LOAN souri, Ohio and upper Mississippi v and the plateau regions, and has remaiy ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE. nearly stationary else ere. Generally fair weather and a gradual rise In temperature may be expected in the lower lake region, the Ohio valley, the At- lantic and gulf states, except stationary temperature on the immediate gulf and in Fiorida. The following hea inches) was reported During the past twenty- Moines. 1.08; New Orleans 2: Little Rock, 3.32; Springfield Cairo, 1.16; Brin Ark., Ark., 2.10; Pine Bluff, Ar ban Weather. 5% NO DELAY. MINIMUM CHARGES. R.W. Walker &Son precipitation (in | _3y27-14tt 1006 F Lewis Johnson & Co., BANKERS, 1315 F St., Sun Building. Dealers ip all goverpment and investment se- curitics. New 5 four hours—Des 1.58; Vicksburg, vern, c ri. temperatu sap 38 bought end sold dy25-tt southe light; weather é roe Condition of the Water. The National Safe Deposit, Temperature and condition of jier at B Savings and Trust a.m. t Falls, temperature, tion, 36; receiving reservoir, dition at north connection. Company dition at south connection, 86; distributing ts reservoir, temperature, 75; condition at i Of the District of Columbia. fluent gate hou: effluent gate house, Tide Table. Today—Low tide, 4146 a.m.; 5:12 a.m. and 6345 p. CORNER 35TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Capital One Million Dollars, Sy6-f p.m.; high tide, 5:56 a.m. and The Sun and Moon. ° Today—Sun rises, 0 a.m.; sun gets, W. B. Hibbs & Co., p.m. i Moon rises, 4:12 a.m. tomorrow. BANKERS & BROKERS, Tomorrow-—Sun rises, 5:40 a.m pa bie Gos ma The City Lights. Gas lamps all lighted by 7:19 p.m.: extin- 1427 F Street. guishing begun at 4:49 am. The lighting is begun one hour before the time named. Correspondents of Pui ee LADENBURG, THALMANN & ©v., de6-164 New York. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. The following were the readings of the thermometer at the weather bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning at 2 p.m. yes- terday: September 12- 12 midnight, 54. September 13—Four a.m., noon, 69; 2 p.m., 71. Maximum, 74, at 4 p.m., September 12; minimum, 52, at 4 a.m., September 13. The following were the readings of the barometer at the weather bureau for the past twenty-four hours, beginning at 2 p.m. yesterday: September 12—Four p.m., 30.28; 8 p.m., 30.31; 12 midnight, 30.53. September 13—Four am., 30.34; 8 am., 2 p.m., 30.30. ey Bigger bergains than ever before Hoeke’s Clearing Sale.—Advt. a A Good Catch of Baxs. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Loehe and Mr. Chas, Schneider went up to Young’s Island, twelve miles above Great Falls, yesterday, and cavght eighteen fine bass. Mrs. Loeh! landed three. Mr. Schneider caught the largest, a two and three-quarter-pounder. Reports from points up river indicate that black bass are beginning to bite freely, . THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK, Washington, D.C. Issues Letters of Credit for Travelers, Available in All Parts of the World. Sell Foreign Exchange. Make Cabie Transfers. Charles C. Glover, President. Thomas Hyde, Vice President. James M. Johnston, 2d V. Pres’. Arthur T. Brice, Cashier. Wim. J. Flather, Ass’t Cashier. ap27-22tt Toney at 5 Per Cent te Loan On real estate tn District of Columbia, No delay cans. SO? HEISRELL & McLERAN. 1008 F at. Four p.m., 74; 8 p.m., 52; 8 a.m., 62; in