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6 THE THEWASflTON WASHINGTON HEALD aERALD BEALDSUNDAYNOVENBER4 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 4 1906
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GOING GOINGABROAD GOINGABROADObservations ABROAD ABROADObservations
Observations of a Feminine Rambler
A floating palace with a humannature humannaturebazaar humannaturebazaar humannaturebazaar
bazaar on board That is what 9 a Ger German German Germn ¬
man Mediterranean M < liner is It requires requiresthree requiresthree requtreathree
three months to make the trip to China Chinamd Chinaand Chinatnd
md return lid < nd there isnt a summer re resort re resort resort ¬
sort or hotel In the world that could couldtempt couldtempt couldtempt
tempt me in preference to spending a aholiday aholiday af1iday
holiday in such uch a journey journeyThe journeThe journeyThe
The steamers carry no emigrants There Therenre Therere
nre re tint rst second and third class The no nobility nohiUty nohiUty ¬
hiUty and people of wealth wealthAnd and of cjume cjumeAmericans CJtll1IeAmericans cnireAmericans
Americans when any happen to take the thetrip thetrip I Itrip
trip which is seldom seldomtTavel travel flrst IBt class classIn clasLIn claseIn
In the second se cabin are principally Eng English E English ¬ 1 1Jish
lish who get on at Southampton and are areUK areht aretlit
UK ht officers or families of officers going goingout somsout goingout
out to India They go back and forth fortho
o frequently that it has become a recog recognired r rrized recugrized
rized form of economy to travel second secondcabin seecmdcahin secondcabn
cabin In the third class cia are re the genuine genuineredccated Sewulnerdccated genuInerdecated
redccated Tommy Atkins and strange strangetypes slrangetypes strangetypes
types of travelers In picturesque grab rab re returning re returning returning ¬
turning to the Orient OrientOur OrlentOur OrientOur
Our stateroom was a wonder WOft er for also alsoand sizeand ze zeand
and comfort Ono double berth cue coesingle cuesing1e pe pesingle
single one couch e wardrobe desk and andtable andtabl andtab1
table tabl combination lavatories camp stools stoolsiid modsId studsaId
aId Id chest rht > st of drawers all on the star starboard starbard ¬ i iboard
board side well w 1I forward We had a little Httieprivate littlerl ktle ktlerivte
private rl rivte te hall on the opposite side of which whichvas whlcli whlclia whic whica
vas a a room corresponding to ours in inwiiich InWlil Inwilcii
wiiich l dwelt 1 1elt a honeymoon couple One Oneulf OneL Onei1f
L ulf If of f it was a goodlooking young YOUDKI
1 i ysjclflfl ioinn with a slight knowledge of Eng Engand EDgJ ng ngj
J j and the other half t8 vas an animated animatedf animatef
f f iii jiHlplatl it n nplate plate who laughed Ja ed away awa all need needspeh n nreh nerdr
speh r ch when approached upon conver convertTul convert i it
tTul t t rwl footing < They were from rom Berlin Berlinu BerlinWIur I Iwl11
u wlun ever ver I essayed to Introduce the thet theof theof
t of clothes clo as a congenial Jtheme Jthemett1e theme themelittle themew
w > little tt1e bride would clasp her hands handilt
1 o off into a gurgling ecstasy ersta over overr onrftZ overShe
> > r ftZ tz she lisped and her manner manneri
i sputtering the word Spitae was as so soi soiittIng
i oduatlng i mating to me that I held her up in incirritler Int
I cirritler t nider as a daily pastime to admire admireti
ti t Lxuutiful specimens that decorated decoratedii
ii l n r jnTson jnTsonTL prsonfL rkrsonTi
TL visiting cards of the occupants of oftfit ofHi oft
tfit Hi t + virious Iruus irkus cabins were neatly framed framediiil framedoj framedttached
iiil oj ttached outside like dainty little littler UUledr
a dr > r plates and during the first few fe days daystli daYIr
r tli 11 voyage n a the women wandered wande about aboutM bOut bOutll
M ll 1 r dying this social register ster through their theirKiuns theiran theiri
Kiuns an i fl Several times upon opening openingmy openlnmy openinglily <
my door suddenly I bumped against againstrutinlzing aptDStrutinlzlng againstrutinlzlng
> rutinlzlng visitors and my embarrass embarrassment EmbMrrusment emburrassnent ¬
ment was greater than theirs theirsThe th theirsThe lrs lrsThe
The handsomest and most sociallygifted sociallygiftedcaptains sodall7ltftedaptaIns sociallygiftedaptains
aptaIns are assigned a to the Mediterra Mediterranean I tetltterrinean itern iternnean ¬
nean service and to the oversteward over stewarj = fails failsthe tailsthe ails ailsthe
the inspire insplr selection 8e tJon of who ho shall occupy occupythe occupythe occupythe
the etti e of honor TiU TI Titles are givei give 1 preced precedence FN precedence d dnce ¬
ence nce and Americans come next Thus rhu it itwas Itwas itwas
was that a beautiful countess sat to the thelight the11ght theright
light of the tt captain then her husband husbandand busbandand husbandand
and next to him myself Opposite two twomore twomore tworiore
more counts a baron several distin distinguished dtsdnuisht distinguished ¬
guished uisht > d officers of the German Germ n army an aneminent anmlnent aneminent
eminent surgeon and stretching down the theImffin thetntn thelengtn
Imffin tntn of the central table a most inter interesting Interfsting interc5ting ¬
esting company of men and women of ofmany Cfmany efmany
many nations At the S oclock dinner the thegreat thegnat thegreat
great salon with its innumerable tables tablessurrounded tablaurroundtd fablesnrrounded
surrounded by b the wealth and beauty beaut of ofill ofalt
ill the world the magnificent ma lft nt toilets of ofthe ofI
1 the h 1t women and the full dress of the men menthe men menhe
the 1 he orchestral music the illumination illuminationnd illuminationnd
nd the sparkle of jewels talk and wine winemtde winenide ne netnde
mtde a scene of brilliancy difficult to toequal toqu toqual
equal qu qual l on land Dinner is the great func function function functiort ¬
tion of the day and one table tAble surrounded surroundedy
IY > y the Chinese Educational Commission Commissionreturning Commtsslonn ommtssonreturning
returning n > tl1rning from England nd and which hte con constcd conisttd On Onfsttd
stcd of thirtyfive nabobs in Oriental Orientaldrt Orientald Orientaldrt
drt d Tt ss S was especially glittering tterlm There Therefic TherebsI4es I IWEn
WEn fic > besides 1 skles Japs Hollanders Belgians BelgiansFr fldglaiisFr i
Fr Frfieh nch Germans i nnans Siamese Javanese JavaneseEnglish JavanceEnglioh JavaneseEnglhh
English Russians Spaniards Italians ItaliansFilipinos Italtaul Italiansilipinos
Filipinos l liplnos and even Hindoos on our ourtmer OQItmf ourI
> tmer I mcr > r Do you think it was not a Mb Mbri U1tTl1 IDatrfi
Tl1 ri education in customs dress and lan lanpuiigrs lanuags Ianuagcs
puiigrs to be brought brou t in contact with ith ithrWHI so somany soiir
many rWHI nationalities Jack Jaekk1 said it was 8 way wayih waythad t tIhpad
ih Ihpad > ad of vaudeville To me it was the A Ai Al
i C 1 and the postgraduate course of ofuniversal oCwnrsaI ofU
universal U vrsa1 history historyt
V t soiled from Brenterhaven one per periv perli
iv 1 li < t evening of moowise and sucaet to tothft 10tl lotiI
tl thft music mu 1c of a band and until nearly 11 11Vo nlIk 114k
< > Vo lIk < k the sea was a Jake of color colorthrough eoIorthrough colorthrough
through which we broke a foamy wake wakevith wakewith k kit
with it h decks full of happy prorapnaden prorapnadenMid
Mid nd all the fascinating action of R main mamriot mainrth inamL1t
riot rth h stamer set going for a lengthy lengthyvvag 1eJICtitYHigh lengthyv4yag
vvag High hopes and bounding hearts heartssemod heartsnlPd heartsenid
semod enid nlPd to animate passengers and crew crewjmd crewId crewnd
jmd nd the hundreds of whiteappareled Chi Chi7iama Cbi1Iamncook8 Chi1iaTnneoOk3
7iama 1Iamncook8 cooks runners and understew understewjirds UDder understewrds tew tewIrds
jirds rds and > nd human dumbwaiters dumbv1ltencut cut flash flashiiig ftaahLg flashig
iiig streaks tr ks of pig pt tall through th h the at atMuph a aphrrc aiphcrc
Muph iphcrc phrrc Tc as they ran hither and thither thitherin thlthin <
in swift silence silenceThe sileneenil silenceTt
The Tt Prim Heinrich was the name of ofi 0UI ofur
i > ui ur steamer and the large 1a painting of ofti oft ofti
ti t i < t scion sC on of the nobility that occupied a aPrr ap ar
Prr p 11 In C i of vantage on the grand Ad stairwayW stairway
v W s > a i facsimile of the satin print that thatJik tbatJk thatJ
J Jik k has framed as a souvenir of the thePrince theprint therrine
Prince Henry dinner which was one of oftl offL oft
tl fL t 1 < vents < of the Emperors brothers brothersiit brothersiit brotliersviit
viit iit to America a few years ears ago agoTie qoTlf agoT
Tie T first t rst stop we made was at Rotter Rotteriim Rotterl Rottertm
iim l m We f f arrived early one afternoon afternooniul afternoonid
iul 1 HI as we were not scheduled to leave leavei
i I mil 11 t it I I three t > the next morning we We went wentr
s < > r for dinner and the theater A Alosing AI
I losing n fl i ing ng little scow ferried us across a auiurwuy atltrva ahTWLY
uiurwuy tltrva into the heart of orderly cheer cheerful cheerful cheerci ¬
ful Rotterdam First second and third thirdt thirdfven thirdUt
Ut t > s iven on this tiny enterprise e and andv andVI
VI w v < threaded a course through thro h pictur picturrsoue pleturf picturC12e
rsoue f qlle sloops that looked to be all masts mastsrd mastsnd mastsrd
< rd the sort of sborescape made familiar familiarin
in 1 U iiif by the Delft decoration of my best besttoikt besttild besttijet
toikt set et The same me fat little craft and andI JU1drillt andEAIIt
rillt I iirts S in high relief against a cloud cloudptch cloudr
ptch 1 tdHd xl sky ky with itb windmills m In the back backsrtiMd IMtcknd backg
srtiMd g nd d and a canal at hand ready to be beiched beLHchE beLetchd
LHchE Letchd < iched 1 This canal nasalturf turf tree flower flowerinJ flowerI
inJ 1 nd ii shrub bordered borderedforms forms a sort of wa wat Wat waL
t L ry boulevard on cither side of which whichClutch whlehJU whichJfulch
Jfulch Clutch JU h residences are reared I was washi washllught wasI
I hi hllught ought up to Ixlieve in Dutch stoops stoopsin stoopsI
I in f hd tot I have LYe sat upon one as a little littleihfld JtttIeIJ littledfkl
ihfld Hld in my HollandDutrhdescended HollandDutrhdescendedgrrn HollanclDutehcJecendedgrr1l1p
I grrn grr1l1p grn1ptrent 1r < trnt rent5 home > 0IQe but I saw nb nbstoops nbtjops nbI
I stoops in Rotterdam The best houses housest
IJ I t l v a wide entrance on a level with 1th the thesi1fwnlk theiifwalk theA
A si1fwnlk i1c wilk and passersby pa by obtain a beauti beautiful beautlhI beautiview ¬
ful view of domestic do felicity t Jlclty through the theclfitn thecln
clfitn 10 lj window Wi indO panes panesA paneS paneSA paneA
A French comedy was in progress at atth atth atth
th thruter but Jack and I had enjoyed enjoyedour enjoyedlilt enjoyedour
our dinner in th tM midst of a crowd of na nativ ftJltis antivs
tiv tis s and we did not remain through the thepiny thephy thephy
phy but went in search of an al 1 fresco frescodrinking frescodrlllking frescodrinking
drinking performance We e chose c a beer beerpardtn beergardtn I Iardtn
pardtn ardtn under the shadow of a revolving revolvingmil revolvingThili I
mil mil and proceeded proe cJed to study types Jack JackfiKd Jackftd I Iu
fiKd u + d about the women not wearing full ftrtlrr fullt
1 1fT
rr t skirts and nd wooden wood n shoes I questioned questionedthe queatlonedth questionedthe
the th > utility utillt of the tb windmills Nothing will willever wRlEwr willcvcr
ever make me m believe they are of any anyiu anyf anyea
f ea iu l1lhly thly use J8 se within a city save to preserve preservethe pleMMeh
the h hc Dutch atmosphere Jack ack and I had hadan badm hadifl
an m argument about that that Jack taking takl the theftaml thetnnf1 thetaiid
ftaml that revolving milk disseminate the theatmosphere eltmosphtre thettrnusphere
atmosphere instead of preserving it itWhen it iten itVhen
When en the late twilight finally descended descendedabout de cendedlbout descendedtbout
about 10 oclock o clock we decided to return to toi tohe
i he steamer It WAS like treading a maze mazeWe mazeWt mazeWe
We > didnt know a word of Dutch Dutch and no nobody nobodY notody ¬
body understood German or English h My Mybiinnp MYimp Myump
biinnp imp of locality always flattens to a level levelvvhon Jevelwhn levelwhn
whn I want to use it I am sure we wevjro wert wew
w vjro rt r two hours reaching the steamship steamshipwharves steamshipwhlres steamshipvhrves
wharves and when we got there it re required re reJulrHI re1utrd ¬
quired another hour to board b the steamer steamerTlure steamerTh steamerTht
Tlure Th Tht re she lay a tantalizing vision of oflight oflight i i1i
light 1i l1t in the universal al gloom and all the theI thelig i iis
I lig igr gates were locked that led to the em embarking eml emhaktng ¬
barking l docks It was Just like a verse verseut versetu1 i iut
tu1 ut of the pcem HumptyDumpty repeat repeatiJ repeatf repeatid
iJ f to Alice l Lce ce in Wonderland WonderlandAn
An tri nl when I found the door was a locked lockedI locked lockedI
I palled van aDd rishfd and kicked and nocked nockedAnd DOChIdnt mckedtnd
And nt when heD I found uud the t door wa WU Ant AntI IImt IImtI
I tried to turn t urn the handle bat batI batI ketI
I chortled this stansa to keep Jacks Jacksspirits Jaekslospirtts Jck Jckpirits
spirits up while he wrestled with the
gates We e might never have effected an anentrance Anentrance anentrance
entrance had not one of the ships > officers officerscome otfteeIBcome ollicerscome
come along and pointed out a most t order orderly onJerly ¬
ly 13 doorbell the ringing of which bleh immedi immediately IntmcdlateJy imniediateI ¬
ately ateI brought a porter to our relief Just Justabsorb Justabllorb Justabsorb
absorb that A doorbell door on on a dock dockWhen dockWhen dockWhen
When we wakened to the sweet melody melodyof melodyof melodyof
of a cornet the following morning we wewere wewere wewere
were under full speed for Belgium The Theweather Theweather Theweather
weather was glorious and life seemed seemedfilled seemedfilled seemedfilled
filled with splendid things to do and see seeThe seeThE seeSThe
The women had come aboard with none noneof noneor noneof
of the ideas tome Americans entertain entertainthat entertainthat entertainthat
that any old suit is 11 good enough for deck deckwear deckwear dockwear
wear These Tho o foreigners forel ers made many manychanges manychAnses manychanges
changes during < the day da white duck duckwhite duckwhite duckwhite
white shoe boe and sailor bat in the early earlymorning earlymorning earlymorning
morning pongee perhaps for luncheon luncheonwith luncheonwith luncheonwith
with fetching hat and embroidered veil veilafternoon veilafternoon eIlaftentOOft
afternoon costume with long furlined furlinedcoat furlinedcoat furlinedcoat
coat at tea time time and evening dress for fordinner fordinner fordinner
dinner Every woman was accompanied accompaniedby
by her maid which explains the ease easewith ea8ewith easewith
with which Rich this frequent costuming cOlitumlngetfectoo was waseffected waseffected
effected Jack commented upon the natty nattyappearance nattyappearance nattyappearanee
appearance of these maids but the nurses nursesinterested nursesIntereated nursesInterested
interested me more am anti 111 I never tired of ofI oCng ofusing
I using ng up rolls of films photographing photo phiAC the thebabies thebabies thebabies
babies and their darling caretakers caretakersAmong caretakeniArnone earetakersAmong
Among the latter were five big Chinese Chinesewomen Chinesewomen Chinesewomen
women in broad trousers trou and waterfall waterfalli waterfallcoiffures waterfallcoiffures
i coiffures I never could tell one from the theother theother theother
other as they shuffled about deck grave gravely sraveJy gravely ¬
ly pushing perambulators or cradling cradlingsweet cradlingsweet cradlingsweet
sweet little Infants in their strong < arms armsThe armTh armsThe
The Th babies seemed very happy and con eontented contented contented
tented and the nursos nu were faithful and anddevoted andMvotd anddevoted
devoted crooning lovingly in a sort of oflanguage oflan oflanguage
language lan UA < better understood by the in infants Infanta inants ¬
ants than by me A singular sight t to me mewere meIe mewere
were Ie two young Chinamen nurses with withbouncing 1th 1thbouoolDf 4thbouncIng
bouncing bouoolDf baby boys in charge They were wereindefatigable W1eIndefatl wereIndefatIabie
indefatigable Indefatl ble entertainers and I never neverheard neverheard neverheard
heard either of the babies cry on deck deckOne deckOne deckOne
One used to 9 play contentedly with his hisnurses hisnunes hisnurses
nurses cue cu cuand and explore his wide pockets pocketsfor pocketsfor pocketsfor
for lumps of sugar A sweet little Java Javanese JavaJIeae Javaziese ¬
nese nurse no larger than an eigtotyear eigtotyeari elghtyearold eightyearold
i old child but wrinkled with ybars was in incharge inchar Incharge
charge char e of four little Hollanders who wholived whoJIved wbolived
lived in India The family had been l een > home homeon homeon homeon
on a visit and were taking back to India Indiaa
a tiny little mite or a baby b b that the theJavanese theTavane theJavanese
Javanese e carried in a sling < made of a ahammocklike ahammoekJitre ahammocklike
hammocklike scarf caught aver one oneshoulder oneshoulder oneshoulder
shoulder This was a very picturesque picturesquelittle plcturequelittle picturesquelittle
little pair and the three older apple applecheek applecheek applecheek
cheek boys held kindergarten on deck ev every eyery cvcry ¬
ery morning They had an entire set of ofwicker ofwicker ofwicker
wicker furniture little tables upright uprightaad uprlahtand uprightand
and steamer chairs ehaJ sofas lOt and chests for fortoys fortos fortoys
toys They were the cleanest and most mostsqueeseable tsqueeeable mostaqucegeable
squeeseable children imaginable Inable and their theirmother tbelrmother theirmother
mother never Deemed to do anything but butlook butlook butlook
look pretty prett while the father started startedgames startedpmes startedgames
games and conducted kindergarten n and andmade andID4h andmade
made himself agreeable to all the children childrenon
on board boardSuch boardSuch boardSuch
Such a man to a boon on shipboard He Hegot Hegot Hegot
got up concerts at which be sang bary barytone bar bartone barytone ¬
tone love songs SOD in a weak voice voIee and ap applauded a aplauded apIllauded ¬
plauded the assisting astm artists vigorously vigorouslyHe vigorously Y1COIOU8IyHe vigorouslyHe
He loaned his field glasses and telescopes telescopesand telNCGpeSand telescopesand
and novels and generally 11y projected proJe t bIB tilsamiability bIBADllabinty hisamiability
amiability on the face of the waters He Hepledged Hep Hepledged
pledged p ed all the goodtooking pocI women in inchampagne Inchampagne Inchampagne
champagne every night It at dinner and andwhat andhAt andwhat
what hAt inordinate quantities of the staff ata of oflife oiilte oflife
life he wilt have to consume con sojae day daywhen daywhen I Iwhen
when all his bread comes back buttered butteredJack butteredTack butteredJack
Jack took seventeen snapshots of the theHindoo tbeHlndO theHindso
Hindoo nurse that was attached to a baby babyborn babyborn by byborn
born In Slam of German parents It Itwasnt Itwasnt Itwasnt
wasnt a prepossessing prepou g baby but what it itlacked ItJacked Itlacked
lacked in looks look was amply made de up In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the appearance appea of its sturdy little nurse nurseWe naraWe nurseWe
We had not east a glance upon her when whenshe WMasbe whenshe
she came on board but the Ant warm ItrJII day daythat a7tAat daythat
that she appeared In native undress she shewas sbewa shewas
was wa a deck attraction of the th th flra flr ra rater wa water us ustet ¬
ter She had short thick hair melting meltingeyes 11IfJtlngeye meltingeyes
eyes and flesh like polished bronze 1 Her Hersoie Heroie Hersole
sole attire was a lowcut sleeveless white whitelinen whitelinen bite biteJlnen
linen Jacket that reached barely to the thewaist thewaist thewaist
waist hue line and a snort affair falr that was wasnot wunot wasnot
not quite a skirt nor completely a pair of oftrousers oftrouser oftrousers
trousers It was draped and tied ifi a acurious acurious a acurious
curious fashion and was one day red an another uother another ¬
other green een and a atJdtd a third yellow This ThisHindoo ThIsHlndoo ThisHlndoo
Hlndoo girl rI always sat t crosslegged enNI8 on ondeck Oftdeck ondeck
deck with 1th the baby on her lap She Shecould Shecould Shecould
could not be induced to sit on the cabin cabtasteps eabInstepe cabinsteps
steps with the other nurses nul8eS or on a chair chairbut ebalrbut chatrbut
but even took her meals on the floor floorcrowding floorcrowdla floorcrowding
crowding crowdla close Into the corner where no noone noone noone
one passing could behold anything n but bather buther buther
her back backYou backYou backYou
You ought to see our seventeen pictures picturesof
of this precious little heathen heathenAfternoon heathenAfterneon heathenAternoon
Afternoon tea on the Prmc Heinrieh Heinriehconsumed Rnehconsumed Helarlebconsumed
consumed a charming ebanaln hour A delightful delightfultable dellshtfultable delightfultable
table was spread with bright silver and andthin aDdthin andthin
thin china and with 1U tea chocolate or cof coffee coffee roffee ¬
fee the most amazing things thla 1I in the way wayof wayof wayof
of pastries and cakes were served Tiny
tarts and eclairs and foamy sponge mo mofaiced moaiced moraiced
faiced with candled fruit fMllt were some cf the thegood theKood thegood
good things we e consumed the while the theband theband theband
band discoursed operatic airs and people peoplelaughed peoplelaughed
laughed and chatted in groups or lounged loungedin
in steamer chairs to watch the panorama panoramaof
of a nearby coast coast or the ships of t riany rianynations rtanynations rsanynations
nations plying the waves wavesThe wavesThe wavesThe
The captain usually appeared at this thishour th thhour thishour
hour and went from group p to group groupadapting groupadapting groupadapting
adapting himself to the different lan languages laDKWlKes Ianguages ¬
guages and pointing out the places of in interest In Intrest IntarsaL ¬
tarsaL A large gazetteer with embrunir embrulemaps embrtcfremaps embrunirmaps
maps had a table to itself close e to the thetea thetea thetea
tea urns and this was as a source of never
failing study studyJack studyJack studyJack
Jack Jack who always detests deteet ta afternoon teas teason teason teason
on shore came to regard this social hour houras houraa houras
as one of great enjoyment When t n we
had Just ju t settled > to the comfort of the thevoyage thevoyage thevoyage
voyage we e came in sight bt of Antwerp
The one tall cathedral spire spirethe the mate to towhich towhich
which bleh has never been built buUtpoinled pointed sky skyward skyward ity ityward ¬
ward like a finger The little German
bride began again her ecstasies ec a5ies over < vtr U
Spitse Of course Antwerp Ant erp or Eel Belgium Eelglum ¬
glum as a whole could mean nothing to
her The place on the map represented repre
just Brussels eI the place where Spltse
lace comes down in showers upon any ¬
body with a fat pocketbook I was not notsurprised notsurprlMd notsurprised
surprised to see the honeymooners hi hitraveling IIItr1vellng intraveling
traveling garb rush ashore directly the thegang thePD thegang
gang < plank was laid They were wr bound boj bojor
for or Brussels Bnz els by the earliest train and an I
knew they would return to the steamer steameronly steameronly steamconly
only when the brides insatiable i appetite appltfor
for Spitee was appeased appeasedJack appeuedJack appeasedJack
Jack said me with a genuine air of ofappreciation ofAPpreclntlon ofapprecIatIon
appreciation Thank the Lord Joan you youare youare youare
are not like that thatAXOTHKR tl1atLOTI thatAuoTugR
AXOTHKR K CHAPTXU NEXT KK T WBKK WBKKJOIN WUK WUKJOIN wungF0IN
JOIN CUTTER SERVICE SERVICETivo SERVICETwo SERVICETwo
Two TVnKhlnpton VnMhln ton Boys Do with Thir Thirteen Thirteen Thirteen ¬
teen Others Pass PaN Ifixnmimttion IfixnmimttionThe JxninInnjionThe
The following ollowi list of applicants for ap appointments appointments appolntments ¬
pointments as cadets in the Revenuecut Revenuecutter ¬
ter Service have passed the examination examinationrequired oumlnatloarequired ecamIOatIonrequired
required by the Secretary of the Treas Treasury TreasurT Tressury ¬
ury and will be appointed appointedWarner appointedWArner appointedWarner
Warner K Thompson Ames Iowa IowaGordon Io IoGordon IowaGordon
Gordon T FindlaY Battle Creek Mich MichArthur MichArthur nch nchArthur
Arthur A Laughlln La bIlR Waterford aterford N Y YCharles YChari YCharles
Charles Chari G Roemer Baltimore George GeorgeR
R RauveitNew nanvel New York City Philip M MJjynnstodt MLnnskHI1I MLynnstodt
Jjynnstodt LnnskHI1I of Washington Eugene A ACoffln A Aeo AColilhi
Coffln eo l1l Bayonne N J Roy Munro De Detroit DetroIt Dotroit ¬
troit troIt Mich William P Wishaer Wisi Seat Seattle SeattI Seatth ¬
tle tI th Wash ash Edward A Blair College CollegePark Collep CollegePark
Park Md Charles H H Howard Berkeley
CaL Charles J Browne of Washington WashingtonWilliam WuhlngtonWJUIftm WhltgtonWilliam
William Williams New York City Ezra Ezrak
9 k Pfeh Pl h Berkeley Derkew Cal CalA Catlar CalA
A larjye lar e showing of tnllormndc tnllormndcsuits talloruuulcsutts lailorziiadcsuits
suits including inclum several exclusive models moj
Lipshutz Ladles Tailor and Importer SH si
14th st st 1 nw Phone M M237 2327
ARMY ARMY AND NAVY NAVYArmy NAVYAhuy NAVYAtzuy
Army anti Navy Officer In Town TownTho TownTho TownTho
Tho following officers registered at the theWar thear theWar
War ar Department yesterday Brig Gen GenD GenD GenD
D S Gordon Brig Gen T H Bnrry BnrryCapt DnrryCapt ThlrrYCapt
Capt G Hutchinson of the General Staff StaffMaJ StafttIAj StaffMaJ
MaJ E E Winslow Engineer Corps The Thefollowing ThofoIloWl1lt Thefollowing
following registered at the Navy Nav Depart Department Department Departmeat ¬
ment Lieut Ridley McLean Virginia VirginiaLieut VirginiaLleut VirginiaLient
Lieut W S Miller De Long Lieut A A W WJohnson WJohnson V VJohnson
Johnson Wilkes Capt B F Tilley Iowa IowaCommander IownCommanMr IowaCommander
Commander J E E Palmer retired Lieut LieutCommander LieutCommander LleutCommander
Commander Isaac Haslett retired Rear RearAdmiral RenrAdmiral RearAdmiral
Admiral John Lowe retired Capt E D DTauMig DTltUtNli DTusslg
TauMig TltUtNli Indiana Lieut Commander H HF HF HF
F Bryan on leave Capt Laird retired retiredARMY rotlredARMY retiredARMY
ARMY ORDERS ORDERSCapt ORDERSCap1 ORDERScapt
Capt Basil O Lenolr Signal Corps Corpsnow Corpsnow Corpsnow
now at Baltimore Md is temporarily temporarilyrelieved tempomrllyrelieved temporarilyrelieved
relieved from the command of the cable cableboat cobl coblboat cableboat
boat Cyrus W Field and will proceed proceedto
to Atlanta Ga 0 for consultation with withthe withtht withthe
the chief signal I officer Department ep rtment of the theGulf theGuU theGulf
Gulf upon the completion of which Capt CaptLcnoir CaptLenoir CaptLenoir
Lenoir will 111 proceed to Tampa Fla for fortemporary fortemporary fortemporary
temporary duty in connection with the thelaying thelaytg thelaying
laying of a cable in the vicinity of Fort FortDado FortDa4 FortDad
Dado Dad and Fort de Soto FIll Upon the thecompletion thocc1Dpletlolt thecempletlon
completion of this duty he will return to tohfc tohhi tohki
hfc proper < station in New York City CityCapt CityCapt CityOapt
Capt John L L Barbour U S A A retired retiredrecruiting retiredrecndtln retiredrecruiting
recruiting < officer Parkersburg W v Va Vaupon VaupOn VaupOn
upon the occasion of his next official visit visitto visitto visitto
to Wheeling W v Va will proceed to toCostonto toCostonlo toCoutonlo
Costonto Ohio for the purpose of pro procuring procuring procuring ¬
curing certain evidence necessary nec sary to tocomplete tocomplete tocomplete
complete the trial of an enlisted man now nowbefore nowfore nowbefore
before fore a general courtmartial at Fort FortLawson FortLawson FortLawson
Lawson Wash WashCapt WuhCap Washcapt
Capt William F Lewis assistant a sur surgeon surPOft surgcot ¬
geon is detailed as a member mber of the ex examining examining cxamining ¬
amining board at Fort Monroe Va vice viceContract vlCfContract viceContract
Contract Surgeon Charles H Stearns U US US
S S A hereby relieved relievedCapt relieveCapt relievedCapt
Capt Evan H IL Humphrey quartermas quartermaster ¬
ter is relieved from further duty in the thearmy thearmy thearmy
army transport service and will report to tothe tothe tothe
the Department De Cttment of California for assign assignment aelgnment amigamont ¬
ment tvuty te4iuty uty as quartermaster at Hono Honolulu Honolulu Honolulu ¬
lulu Hawaii Territory Capt Humphrey Humphreyla
In addition ddttkin n to this duty will assume assumecharge II assumecharge 88U me mecharp
charge under Under the instructions of the theQuartermaster theQuarternaaster theQuartermaster
Quartermaster Quarternaaster General of the Army of ofconstruction oreonstructJon o oconstruction
construction work in and in the vicinity vicinityof lcinllYof
of Honolulu and of the army transport transportservice transportservice transportservIce
service at that place relieving Capt CaptJames CaptJames CaptJames
James V HeMt H HeId ldt Tenth Te lb Infantry of the theduties thedut theduties
duties dut assigned u him In paragraph para aph 3 Spe Special SpeCial Spocial ¬
cial Orders No 250 G October 32 2 1 hOG < J War WarDepartment WarJJEopartmftlt WarDepartment
Department DepartmentSecond JJEopartmftltSecond DepartmentSecond
Second Lieut Frank L L Beata Ben Sixteenth SixteenthInfantry SixteenthInfantry SixteenthInfantry
Infantry is relieved from further treat treatment trootment treatmeat ¬
ment at the general hospital tal the Presidio Presidioof Pre l lo loof
of San Francisco Cal and will report to tothe tothe tothe
the Department of California for assign navignment Itgn Itgnment assignmeat
ment to temporary duty dutyFirst dutynrat dutyFirst
First Lieut Clarence M Condon Artil Artillery ArtilleT rt rtJery ¬
lery leT Corps now at New York City ic ro roUev relieved rolieved
Uev lieved d from rein further duty as transport transportquartermaster traJHiJportquarterlltUter transportquartermaster
quartermaster and is detailed as professor professorof
of military science and tactics at the theOhio theOhio theOhio
Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware DelawareOhio DelawareOblO DelawareOhio
Ohio OhioFirst OhioFirst
OblOFInK
First Lieut Robert McC cC Beck Jr JrTwelfth JrTwelfth JrTwelfth
Twelfth Cavalry now at New York City Cityis CityIs CityIs
is relieved from further duty dut as transport transportquartermaster transportquartermast transportquartermaster
quartermaster r and is detailed as an act acting actIq actjag ¬
jag quartermaster Lieut Beck will pro proceed proto procoed ¬
coed to JeffersonvlUe J Ind and report in inperson Inn inperson
person n to the depot quartermaster at that thatplace thatplace thatplace
place for f r duty as his assistant assistantCapt Ulll taatCapt assistantCapt
Capt Henry G Lyon Seventeenth In Infantry Infantry Infantry ¬
fantry is detailed for service and to fill filla JIlla nila
a vacancy in the pay department departmentChaplain departmentpIaIn departmentChaplain
Chaplain pIaIn Ruter W Springer Artillery ArtilleryCorps ArtUIeryCorps Artillerycorps
Corps is relieved from f duty at Fort FortWashington FortWaahlqtou FortWashington
Washington Md and will proceed to toFort toFort toFort
Fort Skxmm N Y and report in I person personto permoto personto
to the commanding o8 oftIcer cer of the teller tellerpost latterpoet atierpost
post for duty dutyCapt dutyCapt dutycapt
Capt Joseph S Herron H Second Cay Cavalry Cayairy Gayairy ¬
airy will proceed to West W Point PeIat N Y Yand YaacI Yand
and report in person to the superintend superintendent perlBeHeat soperfnndeat ¬
eat eat United States Military Academy for forduty fOrduty forduty
duty at a the Academy AcademyNAVY Aca AcademyNAVY ela ela1iAVY
NAVY ORDERS ORDERSSpecial ORDERSSJeclul ORDERSSlcCial
Special SJeclulCapt SlcCialCapt SpecialCapt
Capt C E E Fox to duty as president of ofthe oftlM ofthe
the general e cbortmarUal courtmartial navy yard yardWashington 78n1WaaaInKton yardWashington
Washington D C CSorg CS1Ir CSurg
Sorg W H Bucher detached duty du at atthe atthe atthe
the navy recruiting station Ma Providence ProvidenceR ProYldeaeeR
R R L I Ac c to duty at the Naval Hospital HospitalBoston HoephalBoRoA HospitalBoston
Boston BoRoAMt Mass MassAset MassAsst >
Aset Surg burg urc P Demon to duty dut at the theMarine theKa1De theMarine
Marine Barracks Washington ton D C CAjMt CAt CAast
AjMt Surg Su C F Fly to duty at th thnavy thnavy the thenavy
navy recruiting station stat Buffalo N Y YActing YActing YActing
Acting Asst Surg Su G G Hart Hart de detacoed de detac detacuod
tacoed tac duty at the navy recruiting ate station ltloII atetion ¬
tion Buffalo N Y to duty at navy na re recruiting reenaltlnKstatlon reevulting ¬
cruiting enaltlnKstatlon station Providence R R L LPaymaster LPaymaster LPaymaster
Paymaster G M Lokesh detached detachedLawton detachedLawton detachedLawton
Lawton to navy yard Mare Island Cal CalPaymaster CalPaJElDUter GalPaymaster
Paymaster W B Rogers detached Win Wisconsin Wincousin I Ieoutn ¬
cousin when placed out of eemmisalon eemmisalonto o
to Buffalo BuffaloChief BuffaloCblef BuffaloChic
Chief Boatswain H Hudson detached detachednaval detaehodaaval detachednaval
naval station Key West West Fla to Con Connecticut Cooaectlcut Connecticut ¬
necticut necticutChief aectlcutChid necticutChief
Chief Boatswain Doatn J McLaughlin de detached do dotacJae4 dotached ¬
tached Newark when placed out of com commision eommIaIoa cornttilslon
mision to duty at navy yard Washing Washington Washington ashlng ashlngtea ¬
ton tea D C CBoatswain CDoat8walu CBostwaIn
Boatswain J P Judge detached Iowa Iowato Iowato Iowato
to IllinoisCldef IllinoisChief Illinois IllinoisChief
Chief Gunner T B B Watson detached detachedAlabama detaehodAla detachedAlabama
Alabama Ala to home and wait aJt orders ordersGunner onIersGuaner ordersGunner
Gunner W G Smith detached navy navyyard pavyyard Y Yyard
yard Washington Wh on D C to Alabama AlabamaXAVAL AlabamaXKAL AlabamaNAVAL
NAVAL VESSEL MOVEMENTS MOVEMENTSArrived JIOYEJJISTSArrlvoc1Waahln MOVEt1ENTSArrivedWashington
Arrived Arrlvoc1Waahln ArrivedWashington Washington on at Newport News NewsOhio NewsOhio NewsOhio
Ohio at Port Said Mayflower at t Alexan Alexandria Alexnndrla Alexandna ¬
dna West t Virginia Colorado Maryland Marylandand Maryland9d IarlnndPennsylvania
and 9d Pennsylvania at Colombo Colombosailed ColomboSajed ColomboSaedPrinceton
sailed SaedPrinceton Princeton from Mare Island for forBremerton forBremerton forBremerton
Bremerton Prairie from Havana for forCienfuegos CorClenf forClenfuego
Cienfuegos Clenf Hannibal from Newport NewportNews N NewportNews wport wportNews
News for Colon Hercules from Pensa Pensaeola Pensacola Pensacola
cola cola for Key West Lebanon from Lam Lambert Lambert Lambert ¬
bert Point Point for or wreck wreckThe wreckThe wreckThe
The Broolyn has been ordered placed in inreserve iIt
reserve reR eatLN at League Island IslandThe IRuThe IslandThe
The Texas has been ordered placed In Inreserve inreRrVe Inreserve
reserve at Ncrfolk NcrfolkThe NcrlolkThe Ncifo NcifoThe
The Perry was placed out of commission commissionon
on the let instant at Mare Island IslandKEA IslandumvKluECUTTEU Island1tEVlitJECCTTER
KEA umvKluECUTTEU 1tEVlitJECCTTER XUECUTTER ORDERS ORDERSThe ORDERSThe ORDERSThe
The following Revenuecutter Service Serviceorders Serviceorders Serviceorders
orders have been issued issuedFir 8uecIF1nt issuedPint
Fir Pint AsiiotaBt Baefaetr S S 3L 3 Reek ordtred or eNd to toWTOOU to4hItIea toree
WTOOU hrtfao < with the Alert AlertCapt Alertcapt l8tCapt
Capt D J Afaaworth gnmttA tWeIIQsef twtjrs Tea days dayshave JaysIme 15
have en not to the Ruth RoehThiid JtIaJI RuthThird
Third Menu IAeat L L I T Chalkcr E E D Jean 1 S V VPatto VPadter Vr
Patto r K R Wacsefc W sad J T Disk Dralle csonsfc csonsfcwoxd C8D1JJrised onninlemd
woxd md thM bd Uenteaants UenteaantsChief 1ieateauatsaw heutomOLchief
Chief JSngtoMr Y R Faenotcta Fa ordered to toJairt f fport re report
port to the dufcnaa of a board of Btedkal edkaZ of ofens
loses ens of the Pobne Health and Marine HojpiUl HojpiUlSen 1IMIIUaInice lli4tolSarvhe
nice Sen at Wuhfrgtoa W Wabtom Nwewber 5 for Btodieal Btodiealsnrrer JMdIeat1IIIftJ ssdlealSecond
snrrer snrrerSecond
1IIIftJ6eeoacI
Second Asstadurt JfsghiMr W J I Gilbert ordered emIto orderedto wdeudto
to report to the ebafcxtaa eInfraa of a board of awdical ssdlc4 tsf tsfeen
hn een cf the PvhHe I Ilcstth and Marine 11991 hospital
Serrtee at W Wifiit wnHrstov Xownabtr 5 for medkml medkmlsurvey DtedklttCId s4ImI s4ImIchief
survey surveyChief
Chief Engiseer II F Scfcoenbira granted fifteen fifteetiand
dayi Je Jeae e and at its expfcaifcrn radoa ordered to the thecief
Sesriaale SesriaaleChief kCIIId
Chief ITmiiurr K E E Olehfe 0 preparatory orders ordersChief
Ie 4 IfI1C l duty in onaevthe with repa reinirs 3 te the theI theCI theItem
I Item ItemIbut
Chief BnojMeer i uepr HemaM H dar KIt acdeml acdemlto
to proceed to Batthsoc Md to faMwet the aaachin aaachincrj machluft7 mochiatIT
tIT of the Xomwd y yFtnt YerwidFira
Fir Ftnt Lfcat J M l Moore 1 detached tacMd frera the Wins Winsvvm
Mekoa upon ret IeIW reI4 and placed mufiac wat 8t ciders tea teapcrarttjr tesiFbt
pcrarttjr i iFirst 1 1Ftnt
First Meat K P Bertholf detached from Onon OnonardlNd
dt a and ordend to COIHIUMI r m > nil the Wtaahfckou WlMnhkk
Capt W H Itotarte It htriog hermo Tmohed IW dMtI the age ce of ofcinjrfour
cinjrfour tbtf yeu retired from active sortie by dine dinelien e
Uo u ef the President r t
PftIIdetOCTODER
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Fnetdh1a ForeteffiaK Weaker 1IIM ker days to eoae eoaeXow COIBeXn mu muXcw
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DIVISION PIYISKNHEADS HEADS RISEI11101111celuent RISEAinioiijiceineiit
Announcement I11101111celuent of Promotion Promotionof
of Chiefs ChiefsSIX ChiefsSIX ChiefsSIX
I
SIX CHANGES C GES ARE ANNOUNCED ANNOUNCEDClarence ANNOUNCEDClarenee ANNOUNCEDClarence
Clarence II DuckIer nail Hurry lIorr II IIThompson IITJaompHon HTleonipson
Thompson Well Known in IVnsh IVnshliiRton lVnshlngtonltlclard VnNhhlJtonRlchnr1
hlJtonRlchnr1 liiRton Itlchurrt P Covervi Covert Xcw XcwSuperintendent XcwSnJerintenclent ew ewSuperintendent
Superintendent of Supplies n Vet Veteran Yeternu Veteran ¬
eran of the Battle of Manila ManilaPursuing JIaullaPursuing ManilaPursuing
Pursuing the policy winch has marked markedliis marke1Ills markedhis
Ills career sine 81nM he became Postmas Postniauer PostniauerGeneral er erGen aGenoral
Gen General oral Mr Ir Cortolyou yesterday an announced announced nunounced ¬
nounced the following changes chaRi 8 in di division division division ¬
vision chiefs chlafs for the good of the ser service sericf seivice ¬
vice viceEdwift viceEdwin icf
icfBdwlfa
Edwin Saudi SftDdt wIte fc few ha beau MeeifetaMfeMt aapMa IIIt of the thedhirim tiledhlII fludivision
division of i rwered rWer d Matte n tine CtecnalMr DeentINr1m1 7 WM WMhas 4 4baa
has been appatetMi ll MMttaai lIMWa t jnumintaHtoet lkt4lLIJIlC tf c f for forfllsn fweJR1 foroust
oust moVie PUt New ew Y 1wk YesicClaresies ric CSty CStyClaxwwe OI OIC14101Mf
Claxwwe H Buckler ler who baa b IteM t eupodesloudeut eupodesloudeutof m rim t tor dait daitof
of the dirfeiw tf HMMW IIM h hess 181IIpQrlnteooeBt sscwtatod M Mperintet usperintandent
perintet pQrlnteooeBt d at of f UK dfvfataa of tgjiimut r mi usik Ties TiesSawte TIeeIbm riceSsok
Sawte SawteHarry TIeei i Illsq
Harry II ThompMo wile wilec1dfk IMS hem hemddck dfcftij st u upolnlcd
c1dfk ef r Ute IJMtmee nnt baa iliapoIntcd been ap appoinloil
polnlcd wperfotciidcNt avperi tftM tt the divines ityfafc of totter sace nee rfeoBuckler neeThtekJer vIesilsekier
Buckler BucklerWBlUm ThtekJerwm ilsekierWilileet
WBlUm wm 31 MMM Mooney I wile ha has been i sqi ym slsisdent slsisdentof U dmt dmtof ha haef
of the divIdes of OMtvMe ses k bss boot o speseluted afeHc4 fit fit1Mt lIebsshs b bThompson
1Mt bsshs tk ef die P POStethoS D DTheHltJIOL DerUasst vice vicelticIasitr
Thompson TheHltJIOLJtidM
JtidM lticIasitr pcm 0IMt nba ins KM toot tWIt of lie ttwiatoadeM liedlrtll lb lbdivision
dlrtll division s f assoletuesta u bce bess alsinistal JIIIIV JIIIIVe asSeTintusdeist
iatoadeM e cf the ittVMm eWga of sanpHnn not Mowie MowieEverett leelHf leelHfEftrett MssssEverett
Everett I Ihrtsldy IArUMs IArUMsaMHlutod a fourth eta cIe df dfa dot ioa hem hemapiniedid
aMHlutod a MHsttRMt sspttteMsilent dMota dMotaRecord dM 9l 9la 9lUeuorel ciflusma
a flusma
Record of the Men MenThe JhmTIle MenThe
The first of these t Mr Sands lives at atBrooklyn atBrOoklyn atBrooklyn
Brooklyn N Y He was born IR In IBM IBMana 1 1anel lIand
ana has h been en hi the employ of the Post Postoffice Poto1Ile Postoffice
office since tfM 18 having been advanced advancedstep IMlYaMJedp advancedstep
step p by step for more than a quarter of ofa ofa ofa
a century centuryMr centuryMr centuryNv
Mr Buckler to a younger man having havingbeen bavlnKbten havingl
been l > ten born m ht Baltimore in 1M7 He is a
graduate of the Washington High School Schoolnnd SChOoland SMoland
and at the age of twenty years secured securedan securedan securedan
an appointment as substitute clerk In the theregistry tlteregistry theregistry
registry division Shortly after he bo bocnme 00ClJ11e hocame
came a clerk in the money order division divisionand dh1sionand divisionand
and then was transferred to the dead let letter lettel letter ¬
ter division from there he entered the thereelstered thertmt thereg1tcred
reelstered rtmt tered nall division where he bpeame bpcamechief bpeamechler bpeamechief
chief clerk In 1S02 BO ho w w s appointed su superintendent MIp soptrlntcndont ¬
perintendent p rfntondent of the finance division dlYl8l n which whichpftaitiop whlcttpbsitlop which1sitiop
pftaitiop he has since held heldMr hldMr h ld ldMr
Mr Thompson BOW crodltad to New NewJersey NerTersey NewJersey
Jersey has ha many friends In Washing Washington Wuhtngtonfor Washington ¬
ton tonfor for he was born In the Capital City CityIn ClbIn CityIn
In 1SG1 he was appointed clerk Ih the theofflco theoffico theoffico
offico of the Paymaster General head headquarters beadquarters headquarters ¬
quarters of the United States Marino MarinoCorps lfarlnoCorps arino arinoCorps
Corps and later was highly h bly commended commendedfor eonunendedfor
for service In that capacity In 1MB 1 ii the theSecretary UtiSecretary theSecretary
Secretary of Commerce and Labor ap appointed aP aPpointed appointed ¬
pointed him a cashier in the disbursing disbursingoffice dlMurslngoffice disbursingomee
office office and In 1SQ6 he became disbursing dfefeuramgclerk dlHursingclerk disbursingclerk
clerk of the Postoffice Department where whereHe where1te wherebe
He soon distinguished dleUtpJl bed himself by b fits t1wintroduction t1leIntroduction fitsIntroduction
introduction of new method methodMr methodMr e eMr
Mr Mooney was born at SteutftftvRle SteutftftvRleOhio SteunleOhio Stsueavfi1sOhio
Ohio In iRIS He Ie came to Washington Washht Washluton t n In In1S8 In1S11 inl
1S8 1S11 l as private secretary to Hon T P PCoulter PCoulter PConifer
Coulter then auditor of the Poetofflea PoetoffleaDepartment POIttoffteeDepartment PostofficeDepartment
Department Four years later late he w was WIllIappointed wasappointed a aappointed
appointed a clerk in the department and andIn andIn andIn
In IMS 1H was mode de chief clerk of the reg registry registry rigIstry ¬
istry division dlTt lon In IItfMIe 1RM he was advanced advancedto
to the post of superintendent of the thesupply tlteaupply thesupply
supply division divisionFousht divisionFought lon lonlouht
Fought In Battle of 3Iiiiiln 3IiiiilnMr JInnllnrr MZtnulnMr
Mr rr Covert is yet under thirty having havingbeen havingbeeti Iag Iagbeen
been born at Racine R Ine Win in M3S Al Although AItbougti Although ¬
though given a good education he en enlisted eIIlisted elilisted ¬
listed In the navy at the age a e of nine nineteen aiMteu nineteen ¬
teen to serve three years 7ea and hence hencecame hencecame hencecame
came in for a share of the SpanishAmeri SpanishAmerican ¬
can war During DuriJt the battle tl1e of Manila Maslft he hewas bewu hewas
was on th the Baltimore and had his b leg legbroken legbreken legbroken
broken by the recoil of one of Ute Utecruisers tIMcndlters thecruisers
cruisers big guns After securing b bdl hisdischarge his hisdischarge
discharge Mr Covert entered the got government OYerJUDeftt goterament ¬
ernment service Ice as stenographer st to the thepoetolllce thel1O thepoutoffice
poetolllce l1O omce inspector in charge at Chicago Chicagotout C1dca0bUt Chicagohut
tout WM 1 transferred from there to Wash Washington W Wmgton Washiisgtost ¬
ington entering nte the idles of Fourth As Asatetant It Itt Assiutnat
atetant t Postmaster General Brtetow Brtetowwnere DrlIItowWhere Bristowwhere
Where he remained alt through the Post Postoffice Postomee Postollice
office Jnnsutlon investigation In July JfBS he was waspromoted wulHOIftOted waspromoted
promoted as chief of the appointment appointmentdivision appolabnefttclk18IoII appointmentdivislosi
division
MUSIC IN WASHINGTON
At the 11 oclock service wrrt at St St Andrews AndrewsEpiscopal A drewaptEIC Andrewslpiseopal
Episcopal ptEIC paI Church today Mis Mhe Roberta Z ZAllen Z ZAllen ZAllen
Allen will play a violin solo the instru instrument Iutrumeat lustremeztt ¬
meat she will lie beta a fine old Cre Cremona Cremoaa Cr Crmona ¬
mona the property prohrty prolserfypDr cDr Dr Julian Gartreil GartreilIn artreUIn GartrellIn
In the evening m m addition to Stainers StainersDaughter StIaerDaughter StainersDaughter
Daughter of Jalrus Mcndebjaonni Oh OhRest Ok OkReet OhRest
Rest In the Lord will be sung for an of offertory oCrectory offertory ¬
fertory by Mrs John Roberta the alto altosoloist altoIOIoIst altosoloist
soloist of the choir The Th solo work hi the thecantata tilecantata thecantata
cantata by StaIner will be done by Mrs MrsFannie MrsFannie JL JLF1Innie
Fannie AtLee Gage soprano Mr John JohnLeile Job JobLetle JohnLelie
Leile Apple tenor and Mr F C Scnae Sellaefer Scitsefer Scnaefer
fer baM The chorus c numbers 1Ien about aboutthirty owtthirty aboutthirty
thirty voices voicesAt yoieeaAt voicesAt
At 7 715 oclock this evening Mr Edgar EdgarPrioat rFrl edgarPrI4mt
Prioat Frl will give Ye an organ recital at St StPauls StPauls St StPauls
Pauls Zptscopal opi Church when the fol following following following ¬
lowing programme will be renderedOverture rendered renderedOverture renderedOverture
Overture m In F Vincent Handels Largo Largoarranged LaraoarraDged Largoarranged
arranged for organ by Mr Priest An Andantino AJI AJIdaAUno Autiantino
dantino in D flat Lemare and Second SecondSonata SeCODdSonata SecondSonata
Sonata by Gilmore After the recital tb tbchoir tM tMchoir thechoir
choir will sing Stainers StaIner Magnificat and andNone aMNane saidNuac
None Dimittls in A A Last Sunday even evening nnJag evenlug ¬
Jag was the art of these recitals given givenMr rtv rtvMr givenMr
Mr Priest Prt played the programme on bat batseven IMIty butseven
seven y hours notice noticeTne noticeThe noticeThe
The Morsel Vocal Clan Mr Heraaoa HeraaoaMorseil H HM8r IierndonMoriell
Morseil Jl director to l presarwg prepsdag a agrantJDe flue pr prgramme pro programme
gramme for the opening of a series of en entertainments ell elltertaSDmeDta entertailumenta ¬
tertainments to be given la the newly newlycompleted IleWIJcompleted newlycompleted
completed Soaoayecneoi boaR of die theRhode dieRhode dieRhode
Rhode Island Avenue A Yen M P Church The Theconcert TheeoMert Thiconcert
concert win take place on Wed Wedevening Weevent WedDSdZ WedDSdZevening
evening event November Noem er 14 14An 14AR 14An
An Interesting Itertllld evening of music was wasgiven v vgiven usgiven
given at the Flint School last Wednes vredJauda Wednesday Wednesday ¬
day da in ceebr rkm of the birthday blrtWa of ofLouise oflAullte ofLouise
Louise Pollock Pollock who with Miss XI Elisa Elisabeth Elisabeth EDnaboth ¬
beth Peabody introduced the kindergar kindergarten JdDderprtM k1ndersxten ¬
ten in this country Mr r Frederick Weed WeedFlint WeedFHnt WeedFlint
Flint Flint the director of tile school gave gavea
a very instructive talk on the great greatcomposers reatcompo reat reatcomposers
composers ers Mrs Anna Busch Flint played playedseveral piaJedHera1 playedseveral
several piano selections among which whichthe whlehtho Whichthe
the Sonata No S m In C major and Minuet Minuetfrom XInt XIntfrom Minuetfront
from the piano Sonata Sonata op 41 4 No Noyf 2 2mre 2vi
yf vi mre re especially e peeJaHy good goodMrs 1OOdMrs goodMrs
Mrs Helen Donohue De Y Yp soprano sopranosang IIOpraAOsang sopranosang
sang last Sunday morning ll at atBaptl Smmaauel SmmaauelBaptist ZmasanuelBaptist
Baptist t Church her solo was How Long LongO LODgo
O Lord Wilt Thou Forget lor Me Mer Mer1iletSke by byMietzske byMietaske
Mietzske At the evening een service at Cal Calvary Calvary Calvary ¬
vary Baptist Church Mrs n De Yo substi substituted subltltuted zubstituted ¬
tuted for Miss HardenHtefcey and uclrbe sang sangThe songrhe
The Publican Publleaa by Vandewater in ex excellent excellent cxcdlleist ¬
cellent voice voiceThere votceTher6 voiceThere
There will be an Evening with ith the theChoir theChoir theChoir
Choir tonight at Calvary Baptist BaptfetChurch BaptJetChurch BaptistChurch
Church The choir will ill sing sA anthems by bySaintSaens bySalntSaens bySalntSaens
SalntSaens and F H Cowens Cow and a trio trioby trioby trioby
by Th Dubois will be sung also a tenor tenorsolo tensolo tenorsolo <
solo by Mr lrWJlllam William McFarland and one oneby oneby oneby
by Mr J Henry Kaiser base The other othermembers otherl othermembers
members l mbers of the quartet are Miss M Reine HeineHardenHtekey ReineHardenRieke ReineHardenHickey
HardenHtekey soprano and Mrs Ralph RalphP
P Barnard alto altoThe altoThe altoThe
The choir of Trinity Episcopal EpI Church Churchwill Churehwill Churchwill
will not sing sl Handels Jephtha owing owingto
to the inability of the choirmaster to toprocure toprocure toprocure
procure copies at this time It has been beendecided beendecided beendecided
decided however to give Spohrs Last HlA8tJudgment LastJudgment LastJudgment
Judgment and God Thou Art Great GreatThe GreatThe GreatThe
The performance of these works is isplanned J6planned isplanned
planned for the second week in Decem December December Decentber ¬
ber
Mr Oscar Franklin Comstock COI tItoek will hold holdhis boItlhis holdhi
his hi fortysecond forty eeond studio recital next nextWednesday nextredne nextWednesday
Wednesday redne dtly evening eenln November 7 and will willbe willbe Willbe
be aslsted by Miss U Helen H len Calhoun pianist pianistand pIatatand pianistand
and Mr Ir Clarence H Childs tenor The Theprogramme Tbeprogramme Theprogramme
programme includes Beethovens Sonata SonataNo SonataNo1 SonataNo
No No1 1 Opus 2 Relnecke Ballade Grieg GriegTo Gr1egTo GriegTo
To the Spring Sprl Godard Pan Lleb Llebllng LleblInS Linthug
hug Minuetto Seherzoso o Miss Cal Calhoun Calhoun Galhoun ¬
houn and Rondo for two pianos Op 73 72by 73by 73by
by Miss Calhoun and Mr Comstock The Thevocal Tbevoeat Thevocal
vocal numbers will be three Chadutek Chaduteksongs ChAdulekongs Chadwicksongs
songs rendered by Mr Childs and My M MLight
Light Sprees pr Mr8 The Young Indian IndianMaid IndianMaid IndianMaid
Maid ColerWgeTaylor A Madrigal MadrigalTaylor MadrlplTaylor MadrigalTaylor
Taylor and Brockaways Lend Me Thy
Fillet FlUet Love Love sung by Mr Comstock ComstockMrs ConistoekMrs t ek ek1Irs
1Irs Mrs James M Anders who sang last lastseason lastseason lastseason
j season in the Shakespearean SbakespelU Song SongCycle SongCYCle SongCycle
Cycle with her teacher Mrs Oldberg Oldbergat
at the New Willard lUar Hotel will visit visitWashington vJsltWasblngton visitWashington
Washington during the coming winter winterand winterand winterand
and will be heard again In in this beautiful beautifulwork beauUfulwork beautifulwork
work Mrs Anders sings solely for chari charity charity ehaxlty ¬
ty devoting the proceeds of all her con concerts concorta conearth ¬
earth to some worthy wortb student who cannot cannotafford cannotafford cannotafforo
afford tho study stud of music She has a mezzo mezzosoprano mezzoIMprtmo meszosoprano
soprano voice of exceptional beauty uty and andhas Andhas andhas
has but recently returned from a six sixmonths sixlftOrithff SIXmonths
months sojourn s In Parte where she has haskept Imskept haskept
kept up her vocal studies throughout her herstay herstn herstay
stay stayThe stn stayThe
stnThe
The boy bo choir of St Johns Episcopal EpiscopalChurch EpiscopalChurch l lChureh
Church Georgetown of which Mr George GeorgeG Georgep GeorgeDaMnd
p G DaJ Dku n4 d is director will on Sunday SundayNovember SundayNoemblr SundayNovember
November 11 render its first monthly monthlyovonseng monthlyevansng monthlyovennsng
ovonseng which will be a full ull choral choralservice choralsenIoe choralservice
service The choir will sing Barkers BarkersMagnificat BarkersMagnlrtcat BarkersMagnirleat
Magnificat and uNunc Nunc Dimittls The TheWatching TheWatching TheWatch1p
Watching Watch1p Over Israel and Behold God Godthe Gollthe Godthe
the Lord from Elijah Mr s Mills Millstenor MillstenOr Millstenor
tenor will sing Save Me 0 God with withcello wIthcello withcello
cello obligato by y Miss Ulke On the theevening theeyenln theevening
evening eyenln of November 28 S Maunders Seed Seedi ¬
i
time and Harvest Harv will be given gIy in j eels eetebratioa eeiebra eelsheatless
heatless bra tien of the 110th anniversary ef tb tbchorea the
chorea The tenor solos to be swig by
Mr WilNam wn C Mitts and soprano solos
by Masters Kendall X8IMIaI1Myen Myers and George
Coat CoatMr CostMr
eoMr
Mr Percy Pe Thotan Thompson M has been engaged engagedas Ml d das
as baas hea soloist so1ot at Christ Episcopal
Church Cbare1 Georgetown GeorgetownMrs GeorptowaJIlrs
Mrs Spencer contralto soloist last Iutat sea season season ¬
son at Hemline H M E Jt church CIa win sing singmorning abIgud singmorning
morning and evening service today at at3t atat atat
3t at PaoTs English Lutheran Church Her Hersolos HerwiD Hersolos
solos win be Eye e Hath Not Seen from ID
Gaols Holy City and By the Waters Watersof Wasrsof
of Babylon BabylonMies Ba BabylonMine 1OlL 1OlLn
Mine n Marion McFaH cPanI7r1e lyric soprano SGpnIaoTtUlnMd sopranoreturned has hasreturned
returned from a three weeks visit at atCleveland atCleYelaIlCl atCleveland
Cleveland Ohio sad various resorts resortsaround ft8OIWalOUftd resortsaround
around Lake ErIe While W Qe hi Cleveland Clevela Clevelau
Miss McFan was as beard at Charity HOlt Hospital Haspital ¬
pital and at Cedar Point Lake Brie site sitesang Deang shesang
sang with wlt a string orchestra orchestraThe o oT1Ie orchestraThe
The beys MY of St Pauls Paul Episcopal E Church Churchwere ClUftIawere Churchwere
were given a Halloween party on Thors ThorsKlay T Thairseay 8n
Klay 7 evening eventn last by Mr Edgar r Priest Priestchoirmaster Priestchoirmaster
choirmaster e of the chorea eh and were werenighty werehighly
highly entertained by the U Ufor usual games gamesfor
for All Halloween HalloweenMr nallewMILXr HalloweenMr
Mr MIKord Wlit Witts WILtSbSS has been granted a ascholarship ap aacbolazsIlp
scholarship p by die Washington OeUege OeUegeof co41egof
of Music for a full course eour in music mUllle with withpedal withlatruetloa withspecial
pedal instruction on o the organ Mr MrWlttc MrWJUa MrWitis I
Wlttc holds the position of organist and andchoir aDddIaIr andchoir
choir director at the Episcopal church churchhi
hi U Aaacostia AaacostiaIn AeoetiaIII AilacostlaI
In I the reading room far the bond at atthe attbe atthe
the library a a pleasant Rt hoar was given givenlaat givenlast YeII YeIIJut
Jut Thursday Tbureda by M Mien Mis Helen H CalhounpIuI Gaihounpianist Calhoun Calhounpianist
pianist who played the ballade by byRetaeeke b7ReIaecke byRe4neeke
Retaeeke two movements from the Bee Beethoven BeeUaeveu Beethoveti ¬
thoven tarst Ar sonata ad other numbers numbersMiss DVlBberLMias numbersMiss
Miss Eva Whftford gang several MYent1A songsamong songs songsamong
among A which were ere MacDowelTs Dow8 Meta MetaLeibchen MetllIefbeben MeinLeibeben
Leibchen Bartletts uEIaJM Elaine and
DHardelofs Three Green Bonnets BonnetsMr BoIutetsMr BonnetsMr
Mr Comstock CoIft8 ock accompanied accompaniedAn paDtecl paDteclJI
An excellent programme 1De has been pre prepared prepared piepared ¬
pared by Mr 4 John Ctoose e for a concert concertat coneertat concertat
at Trinity TrInIt Park Pariah Hall tomorrow even evenrag ev evlac evenbig
rag big Mr Ctouae will be assisted by Mr MrGeorge MrGeorM MrGeorge
George M Rummel son of the great greatFranz grtFranz greatFranz
Franz Rummei as well as Mr fro O F FCotnetock leoeek FConiuteck
Cotnetock aM d Mr BuHough baritones butt buttIUMI bsdtopasasal baritonesand
and Mrs Mary Fairer soprano The Theconcert Theconcoct Theconcert
concert Is for the benefit of the organ organand
fund fundSir and andMr
teindr
Sir r Philip Lee Scantling 9 tenor soloist sofefetof soloistof t tof
of New York Avenue Presbyterian PresbyterianChurch Pr PresbyterianChurch t lu luChurch
Church has published a new song among amongthe ADtOIIfthe amongthe
the new musk for October Oct The TIMthe Tb song
the words of which are by Mr John La
Gorce Gore is called 0 Petty San Saa and is
Japanese e in It character characterFriday cllaraeterFrida characterFriday
Friday Frida evening at the Maryland Agri Agricultural Acricultural Agricultural ¬
cultural College Assembly Hall Mr MrHaletead MrlIaltJtMd MrIlaistead
Haletead P Hoover was V W heard in a a sou sourecital song IIOtagr songrecital
recital r ltal Mr Ir Hoover accompanied by byMiss b7Miss byMiss
Miss S T Mason sang The Two Gren Grenadiers Grendlers Grinadiers ¬
adiers Schumann Drink to Me e Only
With Thine Eyes Old English arrang arranged arrangsti ¬
ed by Fox Off to Philadelphia and
My Love Nell Old Irish Melody MelodyDuring MeIOOyDurlB MelodyDuring
During < Mr Freemans temporary Mil Milness ill 111ne illness
ness Mrs > Shields Johnson is subatittit subatittiting msbstltiathtg UttJt UttJtI
ing I at St St Johns Church and presides pe k1esat k1esattlae at atthe atthe
the organ Mr fr Freeman BUt drills the thechoir tMeholr fleechoir
choir at rchearate rchearateMiss reobearall5iI18II rehearenisMISS
Miss Elsie BIshop contralto formerly formerlyof
of this city is singing at Grace Epieee Epieeepal Bp BpPAl ilpbecopal
pal Church Baltimore BaltimoreMr BaI BaltimoreMr Umore UmoreMr
Mr William Gray Holly will give a aseries altertes asorleg
series of concerts daring the coming comingwinter
winter with various rIOGS singers n ers in town to
illustrate the value Iue of the pianola phI l8 ac accompaniment ae aecomlftnlmeat accompeulmeast ¬
companiment companimentMiss comlftnlmeatlI1ss compeulmeastMiss
Miss Emily Blazer contralto and Mr MrNewton rlrNewtoR MrNewton
Newton Hammer Hamm r baseo are singing ng at atthe atthe atthe
the Church of Our Father FatherAt FatherAt FatherAt
At the wedding of Miss Neva E Steph Stephens Stephens Staphaim ¬
ens aim and Dr Gerald E Mix last at Tuesday Tuesdaynight Theudaynight ruo day daynight
night at the Sixth Presbyterian Church ChurchMiss Cla ChurchMiss nh nhMIltS
Miss Nellie N lIh M 11 Neal the organist orga of th thchurch titchureh thchurch
church played 7ed the t e following programme
The two wedding marches mare Reades Pre ¬
lude and Melody in F Call Me Thine
Own by Wiley Wile and the duet du t from the thetwelfth thetwelfth thetwelfth
twelfth nocturne of Chopin ChopinThe ChopinThe ChopinThe
The Washington Opera Club under underthe UDderthe underthe
the direction of Messn tlessrs Saltsman and nd de deFord deFord diFord
Ford Is preparing a revival of The Man Mascot 1a 1acot Mancot ¬
cot The club held a 4h1eetln meeting at its itsrooms Itsrooms itsrooms
rooms HOT G street on Tuesday evening
last at which the members wore enter entertained entertained entertamed ¬
tained by M It Norman Daly who played playeda pla ed eda
a a very Very ery enjoyable programme programmeMr programme1Ir programmeMr
Mr Frederick Sillers has been engaged engagedas
as tenor tf > nor soloist in the quartette at the theChurcli UKChurch theChurch
Church of the New Jerusalem Sweden Swed n
borglRn and will begin his duties there theretoday theretodBY theretoday
today todaySpecial todBYSpecfal todaySpe
Special Spe lal music will be > rendered by the thevest thenorested thevested
vested < vest d choir of Christs Church Chur ll Parish ParishGeorgetown ParltihGeorgetown ParishGeorgetown
Georgetown this rvenlng ning at the 739 739oclock 73oclock 730oclock
oclock service
L WOMAN I ABOUT TOWN ioW
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la oar bees Jaew sot st a faMMt faMMtWM tmsistVbe
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Th The Hist fleer boo a jMisi jMisiThat IUTTMt rreL rreLmet
That b i MrMtaing aH 1 1ae sr ds tone toneThe losesThe
The top floor a trnmtj trnmtjThot ausrymet IT ITTMt
met baR ssHte lte aces owa with fc MM MMOntheseewid NItI NItIOR
Ontheseewid OR 0 tile oseoud fl or r a a11aJift dMtahoml dMtahomlI 4sdsaInsedMakes
I Makes thtegi I thl RMir with talMik talMikTfct ita kebmeTluAbbd VMt VMtTIIetldrd
Tfct TIIetldrd TIIetldrdae hM teur osw pteaote pteaoteOoco
Ooco 00 frau NOM UH alter Ant AntOM
OM 0 tttmmt pbun the diedie beaM beaMAnd BMiJsAai
And mother the eonrt eonrtO NrtOtt eeitOs
O Ott the titmmll floor line tilt tiltor unor unorOf emcor
or a teihle enle Ae u eOf BcteU BcteUVhjr
Of OM IIIn the tJt6WItJ ruslas ruslasWhy
Why Vhjr they tar cut aItIt ibis utd b bIto best bestIt
Ito It sleet ddWna IMron ate at a aPW aFor NsfeMUC NsfeMUCPor
For they siways hmj mht eisa a aIve s ache acheIve l e eIve
Ive had ba all sorts 1La of curious eu oua cases casessaid caaeaid casessaid
said a young physician I met yesterday yesterdaybut yeaterMJwmtt yesterdaYlint
wmtt but my last call was something sometlln new to tome tome tome
me I was sent for by a Mr Blank at atone atone
one of the hotels to paint a black eye It Itwasnt ItUIIt Itwasnt
wasnt his eye It was life wifes and I Inever Inever Inever
never saw awa a worse one The Blanks were weremarried weremarried weremarried
married day before yesterday In a Penn Pennsylvania PelllIsylvaaia Pennsylvania ¬
sylvania town and as they left the thebrides tMbrleles thebrides
brides house to drive to the railway aLa station attOfty aLation ¬
tion ttOfty somebody threw an old shoe after afterthem attertbulL afterthem
them The bride happened to be looking lookingout Jooklnout lookingout <
out the carriage carrta e window and the heel of ofthe orLhe ofthe
the she shoe struck her in the left eye I Ifeound Iouacl Iround
round her with one eye swollen shut shut and andthe andthe andthe
the other looking almost as bad from cry crying crto crylug ¬
lug to She bad expected to t dine with friends friendshere frleDdsIaere friendshere
here tonight but the thing is is out of the theaueetkm tilefltHt8t1oll thequestion
question I never painted a black eye be before be before before ¬
fore and the best I could do was to Ix ftxjers Ixhers lixhers
hers jers B Ult so it doesnt show very ery much muchthrough JltuclatlINUIrb muchthrough
through a thick veil Shell have to stay stayindoors Bta BtaIadoonI stayIndoors
indoors for several veral days and you can canimagine callIne canimagine
imagine how she feels She told me she shehadnt she1aaulat shehadnt
hadnt known her husband hu could swear swearbut swearbut ear earbut
but the things thtn 8 he said about the man who whothrew wbothrew whothrew
threw the shoe were a great eat comfort to toher tober toher
her Last spring I had to treat a bride bridegroom 1x1de11001II bridegroom ¬
groom for ear trouble caused by grains grainsof grainsof
of rice thrown at him but this was my mynrst myliret 7 7ftnl
nrst honeymoon black eye Its Itstlaageroua positive positively positiveIy ¬
ly dangerous to marry in towns where wherefriends wheretrteltdll wherefricesdi
friends are so enthusiastic enthusiastic9peakfog enthusiasticpeskfug Iasdeof
9peakfog of marriage e reminds me of ofsome BCweddlag ofwent
some wedding announcement cards I raw rawthe mwUte rawthe
the other day A young Washington Washingtonlawyer Wqtcm1aWJer Washingtonlawyer
lawyer took as his bride a Hartford girl girlwho girlwho
who 110 to an orphan She has lived for years yearswith yearsy1tb yearswith
with her sister who is a physician but butwhen buttbeft butwhen
when tbeft the announcement cards were under underconsideration WIdeJdota undereoesideidoii
consideration dota her Brother as head of her herfamily bettaJftll7 leerfamily
family decided that he ought to send sendthem eeudtMnaput sendthemput
them tMnaput oat His wife thought so too Mr Mrand raad Mrand
and Mrs John Jinks announce the mar marrlage JarI1ap marring
ring of their sister etc etc he thought thoughtthe tJaouchtthe thoughtthe
the cards ought to read The physician physiciansister pby8IdaDater physiciansister
sister wooMnt agree bee to this DrTBe DrTBeJlab Dr Jane JaneJinks JaneJInka
Jinks announces was the form she in insisted In Inalste4 inslated ¬
slated en There was BO squabble about aboutit aboutIt aboutIt
it for they are a very united and peace peaceful peacetul peacefui ¬
ful family faM 7 but they are also firm in their theiropinlona tbelropIaloll theiropinions
opinions Mr and Mrs 1 John sent out outcards outeardIi outcards
cards with their names on them and nd Dr DrJane DrJaM DrJane
Jane sent t oat cards bearing her name A Afew Afew Afew
few of their friends received both kinds kindsof kindsof
of cards and that was because e neither neitherMr nettberMr neitherMr
Mr and Mrs John nor Dr Jane would wouldcomic wouldt wouldceiment
comic ceiment lit t to a division of the list It was wasmatter wasa wasa
a matter tier of principle PIncIpIeWIth with Mr and Mrs MrsJohn MnLJ MrsJohn
John J oIua and equally a matter of principle principlewith principleitb principlewith
with itb Dr Jane J and between them with withthe wltbthe withthe
the best feeling m In the world the thewas wd wddmg nudding
ding was most thoroughly announced BBOuncedXT announcedMy announcedMy
XT My Aunt tIIIt Maria 11 is to blame for it itsaM Ittlleatrt it itsaid
saM the tlleatrt girl m JJatM tn tI the Empire EmplceCOftt coat NaIls uN4t3teaa Nothing NaIlslag ¬
lag can convince her that Waabtogtoa Waabtogtoaisnt Washhtttollt WaMshsgtoaisnt
isnt t overran overran with lady Jeil killers Every Everytftme Eftryu Everyties
tftme ties I co out she warns me against them themTheyre tJtemTbeyre titianTheyre
Theyre lost hanging baa around she says sayswaiting saysWl soyawaiting
Wl waiting ttag for a L chance c to scrape an ac acqualntance i iQ1IaIDtance
quamtance with any girl rl who does so somuch somuch i imuch
much as glance at them Her Herremaru Herremaruwere remarkswere remarks remarkswere
were on my mind when I went to the mat matinee matInee matins ¬
inee ins alone last week but the play was wasalmost wuaJIIIO Wasalmost
almost over before I became convinced convincedthat CORvincedthat convincedthat
that the man JRa behind me wac w really try tryme trylug
mg me to attract ray attention I didnt didntturn didnttuna didntturn
turn my bead to see but I knew it It When Whenthe Whenthe hn hnthe
the play was over he very nearly spoke spoketo
to me and I grabbed bbed my coat and bur hurried burrled burtied ¬
tied out He was at my heels Pardon Pardoftme Pardonme PardonJab
me he said as we reached the door I Idashed IcJaaIHod Idashed
dashed on Oft without bout looking at him Out OutI
I went went be following ro Three separate and anddistinct aacldtatJnet andllxtlnct
distinct times he spoke Finally he made madea
a sprint and caught up with me m ni yoube You Youhe Yoube
be began Sir I said expecting to with wither wither withci ¬
er him where he stood He held out his hishand htabaIad Idabaud
hand You dropped cI this he said I Itried IU1ed IDied
tried to tell you sooner soonerI
I very nearly 1Ma1I went through the side sidewalk side1JI sidewalk ¬
walk with cheer mortification bat > I jerk jerked Jakeel Jerked ¬
ed myself out and said I was ma deaf AH AHhed Allhed AUhed
hed been trying to tcuJo do was to return a abunch a1MmeIa abench
bunch of artificial arts Id dropped droppedThe drottpedThe droppedThe
The young man a was possibly P twenty twentyone twMtyODe twentyone
one ODe but he had the air of feeling fMiht a great greatdeal great4e51 t tdeal
deal older than that The lady by her herown herown
own confonaion was thirtyfive tbirtyi but even evenra evenIn evenIn
ra In the sanlfeht JI she didnt look It It She Shepicked Sbepleked Shepicked
picked up 3 dime in change from the thestore drag dragstore drugstore
store counter and glanced anced at the date dateIt on onIt onit
It it
ItThat
That Thats the year I was born in inaaJd she shesaid shesaid
said saidThe
aaJdThe
The young man looked at the coin He Hewas Hewas Hewas
was going 8Q to say something flattering and andmaaoftheworidy aadMaftofUMworklJr andinanotheworMy
maaoftheworidy or know the reason reasonwhy JWl1ODwhy reasonwhy
why whyThirtyfive
Thirtyfive he said aid incredulously incredulouslyWhy lneredulouelyVbY IncredulouslyWhy
Why you dont seem that old I sup suppose suP suP110M suppose ¬
pose its because youre still ao active activeIm ItCtIveIm activeIm
Im not saying In < that the Orientals Orientalsought OrIe Otientalsought tals talsou
ought ou ht not to be fUscouraged says a wo woman wo woJINUI woman ¬
man who has just returned from a year yearm yearSu yearIn
m Su California HI I dont doubt that all sort sortof fIOrei fIOreiof sortof
of dreadful thing will 111 happen if the thelaboring Ute1aboring thelaboring
laboring man with the American vote and andthe andthe andthe
the European name me isnt allowed to put putboth f1ItNth putboth
both feet down on the Yellow Peril but butI b batI t tI
I really should like to know kno how Cali California Califon1ia Callfornla ¬
fornia women would get on without Ori Oriental Oriental Orbental ¬
ental help Ive been told how the Chinese ChinesewiU ChlneMwfU Chinesewill
will work for almost nothing at picking pickingfruit pleklngfruit pickingfruit
fruit or building railroads but they wont wontcook wontcook wontcook
cook for nothing I paid my m Chinese cook cooka ook
15 15 a month and I will say 1 he was worth worthit worthIt worthIt
it It After he left me I had an Irish wo women wo women women ¬
men at 1 7 a week and she wasnt worth
7 cents a year I was never so sO happy In Inmy In1ft Inany
my 1ft life as I was while I had that Chi Chinese ChlDeft Chimoe ¬
Deft cook I wish we had Yellow Perils Perilsjest Perilsjuet PerilsJust
jest Hke him here in Washington You Youdont Youdont Youdont
dont find California women worrying worryingmuch worryingmuch j jmuch
much over the Oriental Invasion Inva on Women Womenare Womenare Oinen Oinenan
are so lacking Jackl in fraternal spirit that if ifthey Ifthe Ifthey
they have really good cooks they dont dontcare dontcare dontcare
care a rap how many newly arrived Amer American AmerIcan Amerlean ¬
ican citizens are ruined by Chinese cheap cheaplabor cheaplabor cheaplabor
labor laborIf laborIf laborIf
If what my m butcher tells m me be true truethere truethere truethere
there moet be certain gentlemen In the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States who are laughing softly softlyto softlyto softlyto
to themselves tltera elves at the dear public My Mybutcher Mybutcher Mybutcher
butcher a man whose word I have > seldom seldombad seldomhad seldomhad
had occasion to doubt assures me that thatfor thatI thatfor
I for certain meats he is isobUged obliged to pay pa paycents 2 2cento 2eent
cents > a j ond nd fl more at wholesale than he hedid hedid hedid
did a year ago The packers he says saysnnd sas sasnud saysfind
find It necessary neeesry to raise their prices be because be bectuse ¬ 1
cause Cla e stringent inspection is costly casU The Theidea Theidea TheIdea
idea seems to me perfectly lovely Nat Naturally Naturalb Natorally ¬
orally nobody nobod could expect a packer to topay topey topay
pay for a thing like that The public in insists insists Insists ¬
sists on having good meat meat and of course coursethe coursethe coursethe
the public must pay for It It Thats what whatthe whatthE whatthe
the public is for to pay for things tbln If we wedidnt wedidnt wedidnt
didnt want to pay we ought not to have haveput haveput havepitt
put the packers to all this extra trouble troubleThis troubleThIs troubleThis
This is what we get for stirring up such sucha
a fuss Its a neat little joke on us and
if we could only look at it from the meat meatmans m zasot1mans llt I
1mans mans 8 point of r view Im r care wed an anlaagh alllaugh
laugh 1 = heartily heartilyOt hMtt1IyOf heartilyof
Of course tho upper and nether mat miMstono matne mill1tOn
stono 1tOn ne must have something someth to grind rlnd be betwten b btWHn ho hotween
twten them but sometimes meUma one wearies weariesof vearI weariesof fj
of being the corn So far as I can make makeout makeout k8 k8out
out from reading political speeches ddiv ddiveted deJl deJleted dejiv dejiveted
eted in divers parts of the country 1 1oaIJ theouly the theonly
only people worth consideration are the theplutocrats theplttoeratl timpiCtocrati
plutocrats and the laboring men The Thorest Tl Tlrest I Irest
rest of as are merely the corn The pluto plutocrat plutocrat ¬ S Scrat
crat grinds us on one ie side and iiel the labor laborer laborer laborci ¬
er ci grinds us on the other We re are hap hapiply hapIpI hapily
iply oat of it In n Washington batJoet batJoettravel but buttravel jtI t ttravel
travel to another aaoU er city eft and nd youll flied eat eathow uthow outhow
how futile utile it te to talk of the rightS of ofthe ortbfo f fthe
the general public If theres tlH eS a coal strike strikeon strtk strtkon strikeon
on we pay We never owned own a mine and andnever IUIduever andnever
never worked in one 0Qey but we jpay If Iftheres Ittheres Iftheres
theres a freight handlers strike w we go gowithout IiJt gewithout
without Jt out the furniture we expected exJHICt by ran rafland ranand railand
and nobody bears us if we complain I Iwas IW5 Iwas
was once hi Chicago when 1AIae a teamsters teamstersstrike tMm teneeterdstalks ter teru1ke
strike was wa on 011 I didnt start it I aDd I 1conkiirt IeoaIdnt Icouldnt
conkiirt stop op it but I had to walk and andrain andnIIa andrubs
rain a new hat In the rain I cealditt cealdittpay coaldnrtpay couldntpay
pay a visit in New York last fall be because be becau because ¬
cause e there was v a plasterers plasterergor plasterergorIt or or maybe maybeit
it was a carpentersstrik kt and the tu1towe tu1toweWUftt home homewasnt housewasnt
wasnt finished Sometimes I wish wja some somebody HfIIebGdy somelcdy ¬
body would organize a party eC the gen general ginoral ¬
eral public a party part with tit titWe this pmtfierm pmtfiermWe platfhrnaWe t
We will not put up with tbJass t Bat Batof n nof Butof
of course nobody will Well have to togo togo
go on putting up with 1tb things 1 ViJ V Vstrike cant cantstrike nt nttrike
strike and we cant lockawybeSy lock geyby r out oatWhen outWh outWhen
When Wh n Im born again n I Mop m JJtH JJtHeIt be beeither beeither
either eIt r a capitalist dr r a laborer Pm r tired tiredof drIdof tiredof
of being the corn cornADVOCATE cornADVOCATE cornADVOCATE
ADVOCATE REPRESENTATION REPEESENTATIONSir
Sir Shoemaker Say Says District Gov Government GOTernmcnt Goveriimcnt ¬
ernment IN Xot American AmericanSdttor AmerIcanXditer AmericanRuler
Ruler The WMlttngUNt W Herald HcnUIn HeraldIn
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In your report of o the meeting of the theNorthwest t1IeNorthwettt tiesNorthwest
Northwest Citizens AseciatJon A80ela heW m mTennallytown M MTtRDAJlytoyJt InTennailytoirn
Tennallytown last night I am mfcujuctefl mfcujucteflYou naisnstos1You teI1 teI1You
You give me credit for Introducing IDtrOdud g a aresolution arMOluti6tt aresoIutlo
resolution advocating suffrage rap < hi the Die Dtetrict DIstrict Dietrict
trict of Columbia A resolution re ludoR offered e relMr by byMr byMr
Mr C C Lancaster was adopted having havingfor havt havingfor g gtor
for its object the election of a delegate te terepresent terepre torepresent
represent eftt the people of the District ef efCoicnfbia 8fcoawdbla ofColunibla
Coicnfbia in Congress without changing in inany taany inany
any way the existing form of government governmentI
I have ba ve no defense to woller offer of our present presentform pr prform prtform
form of government I recognize Its ItsrepubUcau fle flerepublican n nrepubiican
republican and ur American character I Ifeel Ifeel Ifeel
feel that it is inculcating JncuIca a bad example exampleto
to the youth not only 17 of this District bwt bwtto bittto t tto
to those of the country generally I have havefaith Jtaftfaith bvefaith
faith in our republican form of govern government soY soYment governmeat ¬
ment and its Institutions ia I believe in s the thefundamental tileft1J1daJllerttal thefundamental
fundamental principle prt etpIM upon which It ws vWiMtabUahed usestablished wsestablished
established and I would like to toYOUllg see our ouryoung ouryoung
young people imbued with the utmost utmostspirit 1It1II8etapArtt utmostspirit
spirit of patriotism patriotismi m t tIn
i In my opinion in order to accomplish aocompHsiithis accomplishthis pHsIa pHsIatilts
this result there should not exist any aitywnere IUIJwhere anywhere
where throughout this broad land ef fJ1IArepablIcaD eves evesnnrepubiican hemunrepublican
nnrepubiican and unAmerican metfat metfattionc JIIIItttatloa hestitutIoris
tionc and I believe that here at ow Na National Natioaa1 Natonal ¬
tonal Capital there should be festered festeredunder festeredthe festeredunder
under the strong influence of our national nationalgovernment natlQRalvernmeut natl naI naIgovernment
government vernmeut the very highest type and andmost aDdmo saidmost
most perfect system of a republican form formof naof formof
of government This we W do not enjoy and andin aMIn andIn
in my m humble opinion the existing condi condition cOlMlltJoD con conflea ¬
flea is demoralizing and affording a aexample a bad badexample badexample
example to our people If this view is not notcorrect JMKeorr netcorrect
correct eorr t the principles for which oar forefatheIB forefathers fore forefathers ¬
fathers contended and are supposed to tounderlie t tunderlie tounderlie
underlie our republican institutions and aadform ItIMlform andform
form of government are wrong wMea 1IIdt I Iam Iam Iam
am not prepared to admit admitI admitI
I however recognize rec gaiH the situation sltuatioRJn sltuatioRJn1bIM In Inhis InhIe
1bIM his District I believe be it could be correct corrected COIT8Cted correctoil ¬
ed and ad that thatit it ought to be correct COlIeCI8d correctedhst correctedhstI edT MIt MItI t tI
I have never spent my time or exerted exenedenerz7 my myenergy myenergy
energy in advocacy of a a change m III the tH1stIa ex existing oxIsting ¬
isting 1stIa form of government but rather to toaccomplish toCCOIRpU toaccomplish
accomplish h the best results under existing existingconditions exJ existIngconditions
conditions conditio and I am am convinced from roan tk tkinterest tM tMInterMt theinterest
interest I have taken in public attain attainthat aUainthat affairthat
that much could be accomplished that tbatnot is isnot isnot
not now being behigccomplinbed accomplished bed by a patriot patriotic ¬
ic ard a d earnest effort on the part of oar oarpeople oarpeople ourpeople
people This however is one of our ourfortunes asia misfortunes asiafortunes ¬
fortunes There exists exist a great evidence evidenceof
of lethargy sad lack of interest Intereetwe becans becanswe beoauswe
j we are nut called upon to exert our etti ettiaensbip dtI3eI1Sbip cliizenship
aensbip and say y for ourselves who fe to tomanipulate tomanipulate
t manipulate and manage our affairs Ke KeI Re Respectfully Resportfully
i I spectrally LOUIS P SHOEMAKER SHOEMAKERBoston SHOE1iAKEltDOlllton SHOEMAKERBoston
Boston Symphony Concerts ConcertsThe ConcertsThe ConcertsThe
The winter season of concerts by the theBoston tile1JoMoR timeDoton
Boston Symphony Orchestra tra will open openoa epeIIoa openon
oa next Tuesday afternoon at the NowNational NewNational New NewNatkJaaJ
National Theater winch wilt be tug sec second Hr0INl secend ¬
end appearance hi WublD Washington < toIl eC tills tutsorganisation tillsorpniRtloR tiesorganization
organization in many years yearsDr 7erLDr yearsDr
Dr Karl Muck the new director dine has hasannounced MIsaaJlOUDeed lessannounced
announced the following programae pIOpa pIOpaia and andin suein
in common with the practice which vhlchpre vhlchpreaUII pre prevttg pavaila
vttg with the orchestra there wilt be BO BOsoloist JM8O isosoloist
soloist 8O ot8t at this first concert coace for it ha less been beenplanned MftpjaDDeCI besetplanned
planned primarily to introduce Dr Mock 3tuckto Mockto Iaek IaekII
to Washington WashingtonHaydn Wubl WublHa7da WashingtonHaydn
Haydn Symphony in G major Jor CB B and andH andH andH
H H No Noeher 1 1Weber 33 33Weber
Weber eher overture to Der Freteelnteiz FreteelnteizBrahms Frel FrOISeItHetZBrahms e1tuetzBntJuDs
Brahms Symphony in C minor NO 1 1Musical 1 1Jlu 1Minsleal
Musical Jlu funl Lecture LectureLast lectureIAat LectureLast
Last Friday Miss M Marie von n Unsehtrtd Unsehtrtdgave Unselttlldgave Unscimaldgave
gave the first lecture in the University Universityof
of Music and Dramatic Art on the pro programme propamme programme ¬
gramme of the Philadelphia Orchestra Orchestraand OrcHstmand Orchestraand
and the Boston Symphony Orchestra Tne Tnelectures T1MJEdures Tuelectures
lectures were illustrated by fourhand fourhandpiano fourlaRdIiano fourhandjiano
piano arrangement played by Mlas 1Ii5 v e eUn vonUnachuld n nUnschuld
Unschuld Un chuld Mien Martha Urness 1n Ites Alice AHceTerrell AliceTerrell 1Ice 1IceTerrell
Terrell and Miss Katherine McNeal Fri Friday Friday Friday ¬
day November Novem r S will 111 be the first meet meeting mootIn meetng ¬
ing In ng of the Unschuld Un chul Club Cia wmcn which 1rick wl wlbe Wm Wmbe willbe
be held in the parlors of the university UIIf UIIfBt8kies UntVOVyBesides universityBesides
Besides the usual programme Mfeg 1 1Unsehuld v vst vstIJasehuid < n nUwchuW
UwchuW will 111 render at each meeting a alecture aleeture alecture
lecture on orchestral orclte trallll8tnullenta instruments wkfen wkfenwill wMchwill
will be illustrated iUustra d by a solo number onjH onjHinstrument on onInstrument oniwInstrument
instrument instrumentSmall InstrumentSmall InstrumentSmall
Small Show for the Man 3IanPram JlanPM ManPie
Pram Pie Uw M 11tmta1Me WNW SradMi SradMiYou SIIIIMeLYou stisul stisulYou
You must remember remem er thai ours was a asummer asummer
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summer engagement engagementThat engasomentThat engagementThat
That means if you see any one you like likebetter Hkebetler likebettor
better youll break it itYes ItYes it itYes
Yes YesAnd YesolAnd YesAnd
olAnd And If I see any one I like better betterI bettet bettetI
I shall probably sue you for breach ofpromlse of ofpromise ofpromIse
promise
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