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FRATERNAL NOTICES.
A I*OI?GK (IF SMiiliuW "nb* rou MBIA LODGE.
N??. s" K'kf. will b*' li*'l(l Suifllay. Jum> '2. at 1
vVlork. .it o.M Fallows' Hall, to make arraiijreimnts
? 11?ml the funeral ??f <vir late brother, '
Kielianl Griffin. O. 1?. MoKKlS.
Kxal.ed Kul?*r.
__ Vr. W .1 THOMAS. Secretary.
SPECIAL H0IiCEs7~
iNNV \l. MF.KTiNO OK TI1K J.OT OWNF.ItS OF
? ? nnicry will li? Id in tli*- stiiall
It.I.. . MMMMIH' 1 IIIi'M J 111 t' JW'I, Si <1
v U i-.iii.. for tbe purpose of electing five
i :-? '? .in.l for am other business that mav
leg;. Ily i-ciiH' before the meeting.
* ANDREW GLASS, rrosid*nt.
V." S >M'.\|{L\N. Secretary. my 31-4t i
IF ; RSfS WHO WITNESSED ACCIDENT TO
1 :<1\ .?n ( ?i al JefTVrson and M sts. al??nt 11:4ft
Ma\ .i<? 111 eommunh-.-itc with Mr?. S. 1'. DA\
is U ?;th st. s.e., it will be greatly appreciated.
Koof W ork That's High Class.
- We'll give the r?H.f a thorough overhauling
nn?l slop all lexks at a minimum charge.
l-lf F*> Practical Tinner, S12 14th st. n.tr.
IUU9 stove Expert, 'Phone M. 2731*.
m \ 1
Greenberg?Timepiece Expert.
Ke|.tiring Swiss Watche* a spwUlty.
leaning. 7.V. Mainspring. 7-V. frystal, 10?.
>i\\ i;kkfnheki?, :?23 loth st. nw.
my31 d.eSu.r?
4 >.> FSMTii 1 SPECIALIST - 1 A EXAMINED
free; the glasses *e uia ? r a relieve jour
eye fro'ihle
1 FIELD, 523 10TI1 <r N W.,
mvii :.ot Willi max <;?tKKNr.?-:no.
Better StoreYcinir Blankets
??woolens, furs, etc.. at once before
the moths infest them. Manahan's
Tar Bags
? are convenient. SAFE and inexpensive. We
lave them tn every desire<! size. Prices are th'?
lowest Also Tar Paper in sheets.
fc? MOKKIbON FAFCK C<LP.
1000 PA AVE. AND 401 03 03 ELEVENTH ST.
Aj i *1 rffn, 14
BacklbSmding of Merit.
Hooks. n.?g;t/in?-s and fwiodlonls rxportly
r?-t?otiitd. \\ "11 them until you want
t Imiii.
itij; Book Mini or j. 420-22 11th, next Star.
in (Id
Attractive Work
? fair prices ami reliable scrvice
account for our constantly increasing
patronage.
tt TTIIONF. for our representative to rail
a lid estimate. show samples. etr.
Oeo.E.Ii1oward,7I14 12th St.
FUI NT Kit. KNGItAVEIt AND BOOKBINDER.
my:io d.eSn. 14
"Slag Roofing.'*
Thoroughly I Iigh-class
Koof Work.
?The "Rooting Kxperts" have for years been
leaders In R?n>f Hopnlrlntc. Tinning buttering
aud Sj-ouilng. All work guaranteed.
G rafftoni<&Son,Iinic.,i';Vn?i ?Tws'
m.v.'lo 10,1 I'done ii. 7t>0.
Printing That Excels.
Quality ami individuality characterize the
nork done by this Print Shop. Booklals,
Folders mid Circulars printed quickly and
artistically.
Judd <& Detweiler, ?The
151c rriut Shop, 420-22 11th st.
tnySo lnd
Double Lenses that
give perfect results.
l.KKSK lUFOt'AL GLASSES ore ground
m> e*|?*rtly that there's no division line where
the lenses ure Joined. This assures perfect
comfort and perfcct vision.
MAX 0 aAfiManufacturing Optician,
. an. l^eese, ?14 .?u Bt. u.w.
my2t)-Sd
Capable Kemodelers of Plumbing.
?We'll replace the old plumbing with modem appliances
whenever you nay the word. Moderate
charges.
hi t< hixson & McCarthy. 520 10m sr. n.w.
nivl!S? ?m1
NEGST NEGSf~~NEOSI
$1.00 TO $5.50.
Wo are rn.tv showing a ra?st complete line of
Jieglig*- Shirts, cuffs attached or detached. ExClusite
designs and excellent value#.
TYSSOWSKI BROS.,
t .U 1UXU Ol.
Shirt Maker*. Dr. Jaeger's Wear.
inj28-d.eSu. 10
in SIXTH S F-MI A N N I* A L DIVIDEND UP TWO
mt ore-half <2\Wr\ per cent has beer dec'arcd
, in the preferred stock of the Washington Kailw
y an?i Electric Company, i y. ble June 1, 1907.
to stockholder* of record May 22. 11K)7.
Books for the Transfer of ntock will be closed
from May 22 to June 1, 1907. both dates Inclusive.
F. J. WHITEHEAD. Secretary,
lj 1.3.5,7 9 11.13.1 ft 17.18L19.20.21.23.25.27 2U.31 Jel
T1IK ANNl \T. Ml. KTI N?; OF STOCK HOLDERS
of the PniBklia Imonuifc Csbimbj will be held
. at their offlt-e on Monday. June 3. 11*07. to elect
twelve directors for the ensuing year. Tolls
open froiu 1 to 2 p.m. Transfer hooks will be
?Jos*-.! from May 2-'l to June U. inclusive.
Bj23.27.31.Jel. W. r. yOl'SO, Secretary.
JO rllK IK .LI ?i;ns OF~ KKTIFK ATES OF INl.vr.THiMNS
SF.VtlFS IV" MKTHOl'OLlTAX
KAIMIOAU COMPANY.
Noil?e U hereby given that the certificates of
Indebtedness. Serb** "H." Metropolitan Railroad
Company, dated the twenty-first daj of April,
A. I *.. IV'7. an-! payable on the first <lay of June,
11k?7. will be i?ahi on the wild first day of June,
11M/7, upon pr> Mutation of the same, properly
Indorsed r.r assigned In blank. at the office of
the Washington Hallway ami Electric Company.
14th and Knst 4'apitol streets, Washington, 1>.
C. Cheeks for inter**9t due on said certificates
tin 1*: ?-f Juij?*. 11m?7. will l>e mailed to the reg1>t
r* 1 holder* the certificates, as heretofore.
Ir :. i#-st on these certifleates will cease after
e.?M f:; -r day of June, H*v7. W. F. HAM.
May ]."V. 1907. Treasurer.
up 17 law.3t
House and Decorative Painter.
W. H YEATMAN, Office 614 18th Bt. n.w.
Fhop, 425th n.w. '1'hone M. l#40. Wash., D. 0.
inyO oOtM
JJOTH E TO 1 A XV A YEHR
Increase the Value of Your Prop^rtv by Having
COLBt UN imOS., CONTRACTORS
k For Cement Pavements,
vonsiruct j'?ur ??hies, nieps. coping*, Kaseraeni
and Stable Floors. All Work (jiiaranteed.
Room 222. Colorado build lug.
?pl5-60t*8
kotich to holders of oi tstan dinvj
BONDS OF Tilfc. CAPITAL IK ACTION COMPANY.
D. C.
WASHINGTON. D C., May 7. 1007.
Notice It hereby riven to the holders of the
outstanding bonds of the Capital Traction Company.
amounting in their face value to one million
and eighty thousand dollars ($1.080.000), of a
total issue of one million five hundred thousand
dollar* ($1,500,000), Issued April 2, 1900, payable
twenty years after date, with Interest
thereon at four per centum per annum, payable
semi annually, and stcured by deed of trust upon
the roads, franchises aud certain other property
of tLe aaid company to the National Safe Deposit,
Savings and Trust Company of the District
of Columbia, trustee; that the said The
Capital Traction Company hereby exercises the
option reserved to It In the body of the said
Ixuids to redeem the km me at anv time nfto r
three years from their date, with accrued lnter?i>t
thereon, and at the rate of $105 for each
$1<X) of the principal of said bonds.
The said bonds will be paid on Friday, the
B:st day of May, 3907, between the hours of 10
o'clock a.m. and 8 o'clock p.m., with accrved
Interest at par, and at the rate of $103 for each
$100 of the principal of the said bonds, npoa
their presentation and surrender, at the principal
office of the company, at the corner of
Roth and SI streets n w.t In the city of Washington,
D. C.. or. If the holder prefer, at the
Itlggs National Bank In the said city. All holdera
of said bonds are hereby notified to present
the same at said time and at either of ssld
places for redemption as aforeaaid. Interest
will cense upon said bonds with the 31st day of
Mar. li*o7, and no interest will be paid thereon
ther^af er.
Hr authortt? of th? T*r?arrt r>t rtlraAfnM
aid cowi>aDjr.
GEORGE T. nCNLOP.
Prmldent of The Ca&ltal Traction Company.
on 7 2St
COLUMBIA TKANKKKIt CO. NOW LOCATED AT
003 NEW YOltK AVE.
Padded T?n*. load; '2 Lm.-s* wajron, $3 load.
Motlng?Packing?Shilling?storage.
mhft-tf.d
SPIHITTIALISM.
jT ?;kkat skance fkiday night, written
Ta:i?Hl phenomena. HEELER'S, 1301
Fuiriuont ft. 14th or 11th ?t. care one souare.
1'rlTHte sittings today.
Failed for Promotion.
Tly direction of the President, First Lieut.
Hubert Smart, assistant surgeon, has been
honorably discharged from the service of
the 1'nited Slates, under the provisions of
the acts of Congres* approved October 1,
3X*>, and July 'J7, 1NJ2, to take effect June
21'. l!i"7. The officer failed on his sccond
examination for promotion.
To Represent Medical Department.
Print C r> ?? ??
- ?, . - >\uTiiva r iwiiven, assisiuni surgeon.
has been detailed to represent the
medical department of the army at the
fifty-eighth annual .neeting of the American
Madical Association to be held at Atlantic
City, N J., Jun? 4 to 7, 1KU7.
Will Represent Norwegian Navy.
The State Department today received a
Cablegram from Mr. Peirce. United States
minister to Norway, announcing that the
cruieor Harald Haarfagre had been sent
to the United States to represent the
Norwegian navy at the Jamestown exposition,
and will arrive at Hampton roads
tfeout July 1.
THE COURT RECORD
District Supreme Court.
EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Gould.
NVumann agt. I<awA>n; trustee authoi
Ized to purchase certain real estate: corr
piainant s solicitor. K. Golden Donaldson.
Bovee agt. Hover; rule to show cause rt
turnahle June 7; complainant's solicitoi
Ivan Heideman.
\\ :iyf A p.^lu-r rcouivof ?1 i t
] deliver certain bond: complainant's solicil
on, A. A. Birney and J. H. Stewart; d?
fendant's solicitors. \V. J. Lambert an
John Ridout.
I'nmniiskey ajrt. Weser: rule to shoi
a use returnable June 7. 1'."'7; complainant'
solicitor, M. J. Colbert.
("o\ agt. Clark; submitted without nrgi:
metit: complainant's solicitors, liamiltor
Colbert & Hamilton.
In re John \Y. and Mirv A. Ballengei
writ of habeas corpus discharged; pet!
tioner's solicitor, J. H. Adri.tans.
Fowler agt. Fowler; examiner's fee or
deled paid; complainant's solicitor. E. For
rest; defendant's solicitor. 11. F. T.eiirhtor
Johnson agt. Colne; restraining order is
I sued; complainant's solicitors. Barnard i
Johnson; defendant's solicitors, Bradley ^
I Bradley.
jciRrriT COrRT NO. 1?Justice Wrigli
Slater agt. Taylor; appeal noted an
[ bond for costs fixed at plaintiff's al
torn* y. L. A. Bailey: defendant's attorneys
A. S. and J. K. Taylor.
Minnix agt. Fonda et al.; motion for fin
judgment against defendant. U. K. Simj
stin. granted: plaintiff's attorneys, J. /
Maedel ami Al. Strasburger; defendant'
attorneys. Hallam Sz iJallam.
Cox agt. Secretary of the Interior: de
murrer to replication dismissed for wan
of prosecution; plaintiff's attorneys, Sam
uel II* rriek and I'enti* Id AL- Peniield; de
fendant's attorneys, George Woodruff an
_n.uN?m I'Uillips.
Swartzell agt. Masters: motion for judg
merit overruled; plaintiff's atorneys. No
son Wilson and Howard Boyd; defendant'
attorney, K. J,. Gies.
Brown agt. Standard Oil Company; mo
tion for new trial overruled and judgmen
on verdict: appeal by defendant: supers*
deas bond. $S,oou; plaintiff's attorneys. W
G. Gardiner and <\ M. Fulton; defendant'
attorneys. A. Leftwich Sinclair and Job
Ridout.
Walters agt. Washington Railway an
Kleciric* Company; hearing on motion fo
new trial continued to June 7; plaintiff"
attorneys, l.e.kie, Fulton & <"ox: defend
ant's attorneys, C. A. Douglas and Georg
P. Hoover.
1 C1R(TIT COI'ItT NO. 2-Justice Anderson
Green agt. Mclntyre; demurrer to seconi
replication to fourth plea sustained am
twenty days to plead; plaintiff's attorney
John Kidout; defendant's attorneys, Tuck
er & Kenyon.
I'nited States ex rel. llrenan et al. agt
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Mary
land; demurrer to second plea overrule;
and ten days for further pleading; plain
tiff's attorneys. M. J K< ane and M. J. Col
bert; defendant's attorney, J. J. Darling
ton.
CRIMINAL, COURT NO. 1?Justice Staf
fonl.
T'nitf-fl Rtatfto '??? i--1 *"
i<iiv>cuu Elinor; gram
larceny; recognizance taken, witl
Elizabeth P. Brooks, surety.
1'nitoil States agt. Edward Richards, Ed
ward Matthews and George Bueker: house
breaking and grand lawny: plea. not guil
ty: attorneys, Thos. C. Taylor and Camp
bell Carrin?ton.
CRIMINAE COl'RT NO. 2-Justice Barnnrd
Westeott agt. Benet: motion for nev
trial tiled: plaintiff's attorneys, Blair <S
Thorn; defendant's attorney, A. A. J-loeh
ling.
muenour agt. Chapman: motion tf> dis
mis-s: appeal submitted; plaintiff's attorney
(r A. Bentley; defendant's attorney, F. 8
Key Smith.
Washington Brewery Company nprt
Senay: motion for new trial submitted
plaintiff's attorneys, Birnev & Woodard
defendant's attorney, J. S. Easby-Smith.
DISTRICT COT'RT?Justice Barnard.
In re opening of Mills avenue northeast
accepting anil directing jury.
In re extension of alley In block 33, Co
lumbia Heights; order of citation.
In re extension of New Hampshire ave
nue: motion to vacate certain assessment:
granted.
In re extension of Slierman avenue; mo
tion to vacate certain assessments granted
In re extension of Kittenhouse street;
order to pay award.
PROBATE CO I'RT?Justice Gould.
Kstate of Mary Smith; will admitted t<
probate and letters testamentary granted t<
Bridget O'Neill; bond. $800; attorney, J. C
Rodgers.
Estate of Frank V. Offutt: will admittet
to probate and letters testamentary grant
ed to Mary G. Offutt: bond, at
tornev. Frank J. Wissner.
Estate of Ashburton S. Wormley; letter!
of administration granted to William S
Wormley: bond, J.VKI; attorney. J. A. Cobli
Estate of Mary H. McNallv; letters of ad
ministration granted to Annie S. McNally
bond. $100; attorneys, Padgett & Forrest.
Estate of Hortense A. A. A. DoR KnrKe=
petition for letters of administration filed
and John Lewis Johnson appointed collect
or; bond, $l,r>00; attorney, John I-. Johnson
Estate ?f John M. Clapp; motion to admit
will to probate filed; attorneys, W. C
Sulljvan and A. S. Worthington.
Rstate of Leslie T. Kearsley; exemplifiec
copy of will filed.
Kstate of James Musher; petition for probate
of will filed.
In re Harry I >. Evans; order to make investment;
attorney, W M. Lewin.
Kstate of Beatrice M. Lang; order tc
make repairs; attorneys, Wilson & Barksdale.
Kstate of Andrew G'eeson; petition tc
vacate order refusing allowance; attorney
Kdnmnd Burke.
~ f :: ? ?-* -
i^fluuc ui rtiiiitriut- j\. tiranaon; wiu
dated August 1, filed.
1he livening Stkr l? the official
crgan of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia In bankruptcy
mat'.ers.
MEAT PACKERS' IN SESSION.
Representatives of Twenty-Nine Statei
Adopted Important Resolution.
CHICAGO. May 31.?Tho pxprutivo nnm
mittee of the American Meat Packers' Association,
whose membership embraces 27!
large anil small packers in twenty-nini
states, met here today and unanimouslj
adopted a resolution asking all inspectec
slaughtering establishments to buy cow:
subject to post-mortem inspection bj
the United States government. The reques
was made that Immediate effect be giver
the resolution.
Secretary George L. McCarthy of the as
sociati'on said:
"The diseased cows to which we objec
fome from filthy farms, and It naturaU;
follows that the dairy herds from whici
most of them come are diseased. The dan
ger to the public by consuming milk am
i/kuiri iiivuuas jiuiu Liiutreuiar cow
and cows suffering from other disease
would be appalling if it were generall:
known. The farmers who are responsibl
for this condition of affairs have no lneen
tive to keep their farms clean and the!
herds free from disease so long as they ar
paid full value for diseased animals sen
to market for slaughter, but when carttl
are bought subject to Inspection afte
death every farmer who has been criminall;
negligent will immediately clean up hi
place and take measures to keep discos
out of his herd."
Captured Golf Championship Again.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May 31.-Johi
Hall, five times winner of the amateur go]
championship, again captured the title to
day. defeating C. A. Palmer by 8 up and
to play. Palmer Is comparatively a new
comer in first-class golf.
4' *
? Delicious Dishes J
I made from jj
iT Grape=Nuts |
FOOD ]
Entrees, Puddings, Salads,
Griddle Cakes, etc. 4
^ Read "The Road to Weliville" inpkgs. 4
I "There's a Reason." j
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.
Col. Joseph B. Glraril, assistant surgeo
general. Is relieved (rom duty a-! chief sin
geon, Department of the Gulf, anil will pre
ceed to San Antonio, Tex., for duty as chi?
- surgeon of the Department of Texas. j
r. Col. John E. Ureer, ordnance departmen'
n will proceed to Kort l>u Pont and Kort Del
aware, Del., and Fort Jlott, N. J., on off]
- clal business pertaining to the Inspection c
J the seacoast armanent and the work of mt
chanlcs engaged thereon.
* The leave of absence granted Capt. Dan
\V. Kilburn, &>th Infantry, is extended on
month.
First Lieut. Lewis M. Adams, Corps o
Engineers, is transferred from the Hat
talion of Engineers to the .'Id Battalion o
I Engineers.
Leave of absence for two months and fif
teen days Is granted Capt. Ura E. Hunt
ISth Infantry.
i Special orders, .no. i?i, .April js, ui
I rooting I,ieut. Col. William W. Gray, depu
j. lj' surgeon general, to proceed to Omaiui
t Neb., lor duty as chief surgeon, Depart
ment of the Missouri, is revoked, and h
will report in person to the conimandini
t general. Department of the Gulf, for dut,
d as chief surgeon of tiiat department,
t- Sergt. Patrick J. Cross, Company X,
Battalion of Engineers, has been placed o:
the retired list on his own application,
t Leave of absence for three months Oi
). surgeon's certificate of disability is grunte
i. Major Edward R. Morris, surgeon.
l Af oKcfnr r?no month is errant
id First 1-ieut. Ge )rse H. Terrell, Coas
Artillery Corps.
t First Lieuts. William 1>. Guthrie and Ern
i- est Graves, Corps of Engineers, are trans
ferred from the ltd Battalion of Engineer
,] to the I'd Battalion of Engineers.
('apt. Russell ('. 1-^uigdon, Hd Infantry
will Tiroceed to Norfolk. Ya., and report t
i_ Major General Frederick D. Grant for dnt
s at tile Jamestown tercentennial expositior
Leave of absence for one month is grant
ed ("apt. Jens Bugge. U-stl? Infantry,
t <'apt. Jairus A. Moore. Coast Artiller
Corps, will proceed to Washington bai
racks General Hospital, for observatio
<5 and treatment.
,, Leave of absence for one montn is grante
MaJ. Herman C. Schumm, Coast Artiller
(i Corps.
r Maj. Richmond P. Davis. Coast Artiller
s Corps, is relieved from duty at the 1'nite
l_ States Military Academy, and will procee
e to Fort Monroe, Virginia, for duty at tli
Artillery School.
l^eave of absence for one month and te
i. days is granted MaJ. Charles A. Bennet
1 Coast Artillery Corps.
1 The following-named officers of the Coai
Artillery Corps will report to the examir
ing board at Fort Monroe, Virginia, fc
examination to determine iheir fitness fc
promotion: First Lieuts. William K. Moon
David Y. Beckham and Richard C. Mai
i shall, jr.
~ "WEEDING OUT-' OFFICERS.
Twenty-Two Vacancies in the Navj
Must Be Created.
;1 Rear Admiral Evans will preside tomoi
1 row at the Navy Department at a nieetin
of naval officers of high grade, appointe
for tlie purpose of "weeding out" a snf
tieient number of officers le meet th
needs of the naval personnel act and pre
vent stagnation in promotion. Natural!
there is great anxiety among a nunjber o
' officers as to the outcome of the meetini
)' of this board, though the results will not b
1 announced before July 1, when the va
fancies must be made.
Altogether the act requires this year tlia
twenty-two vacancies be created. Th
- board is relieved of the disagreeable dut
of retiring compulsorily the entire numbc
of officers by the voluntary applications fo
; retirement of some of them, hut in any cas
; five captains, four commanders, four lieu
' tenant commanders and two lieutenant
must be put out of active service by th
end of the fiscal year.
aer.vy Fine Imposed.
John J. Taylor, a visitor to this city, wa
in front of 3X1 Pennsylvania avenue north
3 west early yesterday morning with the side
walk and the street in front entirely t
himself. There were some who desired t
use that particular s dewaik. but the:
* yielded it up to Taylor. What Taylor di
to Ret this open space, it Is alleged, wa
to pull a razor out of his pocket, rnutte
a few things' about "cutting to kill" an
^ flourish t'ne weapon.
Policeman Boswell of the sixth precinc
learned of the matter, and took Taylo
, into custody. He found the razor in hi
prisoner's pocket. Taylor was charged i
the Police Court this morning with carry
ing a concealed weapon, and Judge Kim
3 bail ordered him to pay $100 line or scrv
six months on the farm.
xieceives jjegiee 01 A. 1*1..
Miss I. J. Janifer delivered an adiires
: at the quarter-centennial of I.lvingston
College, Salisbury. X. I'., recently anil re
ceived the uegree of A. M.
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>- CANOE BACES IN SPRING BE
GATTA YESTERDAY.
i?
? Nearly every one in the District intei
? eeted in canoeing Journeyed to Sycamor
}> Island, In the Potomac about five mile
? above Georgetown, yesterday to witnos
, the annual spring regatta of the Inter-clu
? Canoe Association, on the broad water Jut
| off the island. The events were run oft 1
? the afternoon, beginning shortly after
o'clock. On account of the closely contest
J i*l races, the fine weather and the larg
> crowd of spectators, the regatta was on
to be long remembered in local aquati
, circles.
? The Sycamore Island Club was made th
1 headquarters of the officials, and all of th
, spectators were guests of the club. Larg
|? numbers of the spectators congregated o
i' See page 7 for regular
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Here sire the flat
; SHEET IV
AND ONL'
* ( If you want to keep up with all the In
( conic here Saturday and hear the la:
. i that liave never been on sale before, a
- ) These are r"Man> Man pr Gir,se
\ Too Much of the Men."y
) ' blg hit'
) X N "The Lemon Tree."?New
\ L"On An Old-Fashioned Bu
n )
3 Vocai
( Brainstorm?comic.
t ) He Never Even Said Oood-Bye. <'ht
\ Tale the Church Bells Tolled. San
i- ( Stingy Moon. Sell
!- ) I.iivo MP anil the World Is Mine. Kri
s \ Under the Tropical Moon. Son
( I'd Rather Two-Step Than Waltz, Arr
' ) Bill. Bor
? \ Ta. Ta. Ail Voir. I'm Goin' to Go. I ji
>' f Ynu Were Made for Me. Be
i. ) Won't You Come Over to My House. Son
V You're a Grand Old Flag. I \\
; Hostrume
d ) T.ove and Valor Waltzes. Car
y \ Snow Ball?ragtime march. The
( Mexican-Issimo. The
y ) Innocence. Sne
1 ) Prof. Wilbur R. Winter will be here Saturday I
' \ Third Floor?S. Kann, Sons & Co.
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WEATHER FORECAST. ?l; V.
it a.m..
Rain Tonight and Tomorrow?Winds
-r Becoming Easterly. Bar
Forecast till S p.m. Saturday: For the
District of Columbia and Maryland, rain 30.02.'
tonight and Saturday; winds becoming easterly
and fresh. Tod
For Virginia, rain tonight an Saturday, high
warmer tonight in extreme northern por- Ton
' ' ' >- oastorlv wtnils I'"1-;
lion; nrsij, pv&muij unon
Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours, ,")7; a year ago, 53. lod
K 1 ___ p.m.
d Weather conditions and general forecast: 'orT
- The disturba:.< that was over Texas Thurs- Mocj
e day morn ng '.urn moved slowly northeastward
to Arl; i .s.is, with slightly increased
" development, and general rains continued
y throughoi?t the central valleys, the south '(slite
? and the western states as far as the Rocky t,r,gui
? mountains. In the 1 ike region, the middle I aj
e Atlantic states, New Kngiand and the far j [ei'u 1
- I tortv
west the weather was fair.
Temperatures have changed hut little and
* continue, as a rule, rather low for the seae
son. K
s With the northeastward movement of the j)tVni
r southwestern storni rain may he expected ' ?"
r for the next day or two in the Ohio valley, .
c the lower lake region and the Atlantic *on
- states, and also this afternoon and tonight 'own
s with thunder squalls in the east gulf states, ,">:.ro
B followed by generally fair weatner Satur- r,' S,n
day. There will be no temperature changes
of consequence, although it will he somewhat
cooler Saturday in the east gulf states.
Storm warnings are displayed 0:1 Lake
s JSrle and on the gulf coast from Mobile to
1- Tampa. UAbl
The winds along the middle Atlantic coast Sl>
u will be variable, becoming northeasterly and BLOC
0 increasing; on the s*>uth Atlantic coast east
Y *Tiy, Jjiuuauiv IIH irannifs, ?-??. * . v.
,1 coast fresh to brisk southwest to northwest, ;t,j
s probably squalls, and on the lower lakes qj
r northeast to north and increasing. , KCI
j Steameis departing today for European cON(
ports wiil have fresh north t<> northeast ' "to
j winds, with pirtly cloudy weather to the j>ARl
r Grand Banks. f.j,
s The following heavy precipitation (i'n y,
inches) has teen reported during the past EIGH
twenty-four hours: St. I.ouis, 2.11.x; l)es tw
.Moines. 1.2<i; New Orleans. H.2'1; Galveston,
e 1.40; Birmingham. 1. Hi; \\ ayneshoro, Miss.. Aj
Blackville, K. 1.40; Waynesboro,
Ga., .'{,40; Rome, Ga., 2. i..
Eecoris for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were tlie loadings of the - jjj."
thermometer and barometer at the weather "J
e bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning hee>
- at 2 p.m. yesterday: I Wate
Thermometer?May 30. 4 p.m., 7.'!; S p.m., talist,
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\ the lower end of the Island and hundreds a ]ia]
of others sat in canoes anchored along the favor
shore, the scene being one well worth be- in tin
holding. "f f
The most hotly contested event of the J/
day was the race for club fours. The
crews represented the High Island Canoe p(rs
CJub. the Kolumbia Kanoe Klub, the Ana- taelied
lostan Boat Club and Roaring Camp. All s"'?
four lm:t f <4 nnm., tnurni-/! tho ftnlch t? r?tt 11
>i...ou iwit 411 second
close order, with the High Island boys Club.
c slightly in the lead. Just as the excite- Thir
s ment had reached the highest pitch three unattu
s of the boats collided, and Referee Adrian
b Sizer ordered that the race be run over ?!olJ!
.. again. This time the High Island boys J"':
finished ahead of the K. K. K. by buch a Wfti
n narrow margin that some of the spectators onnoe
- disagreed with the judge*. Uarret
:- There were eigin ev.-uis, including the bla K
e tilting match, won by Barnes and Eber- ?uU 1'
bach, and all but one were exciting. The SUt
e best Individual work of the afternoon wa? Mar?t<
c that of Howell, who won all of the events
In which he entered. Howell did not repe
resent any club. He first took the novice pA
singles from Decarre, winning handily by
two lengths. With one race- Intervening '
e he walked off with the association slngleB pourBP
n from Cleveland Skinker by a length and Dr. Vi
advertisement. / J
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ite Sheet Music by all means (
test favorites. We've some (
ml they are very catchy. (
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comic song. <Lk (
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Antonio. V
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i>nd of Mine Told a Friend of Mine,
aebody's Waiting for You.
all W'.mna.
inie Jean.
list Can't Make My Eyes Behave. (
There at Twilight. /
newhere?Harris. \
'as Born in Virginia. (
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balick Acid?rag. \
Enchantress?waltz. v
i,ast Kiss. )
aky Pete?two-step. \
;o play all the latest sheet music. \
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> midnight, ?1: May 31, 4 a.m., 68; 8 !;
58; 112 noon, ?K>; 2 p.m., (V). '
Kinium, 74, at r> p.m., May 30; mini- ;
57. at 7 a.m.. May 31. %
ometer- May :iO, 4 p.m.. 8 p.m.. ?
12 midnight, 30.01; May 31, 4 a.m., *J
8 a.m., 30.02; noon, 30.02 ; 2 p.m., *;
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Tide Tables. *j
!
ay- I.ow tide, r?:?<4 a.m. and 5:53 p.m.; *
tide, 11.a.m. and 11.37 p.m. !
lorrow? Low tide. 0:07 a.m. and 0:51
high tide, 12 00 a.m. ?
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The Sun and Moon.
ay Sun rose, 4:38 a.m.; sun sets, 7:18 *j
lorrow?Sun risos, 4:38 a.m. .1
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... ? ii.uv luuaj.
The City Lights. *j
city lights and naphtha lamps all
<1 hy thirty minutes after sunset: ex- ?!
shlng begun one hour before sunrise. w
rc and incandescent lamps lighted fif- 'J
m'nutes after sunset and extinguished 'i
five minutes before sunrise.
Condition of the Water. ?|
iperature and condition of water at ji,
Great Falls, temperature, W>; con- .1
, 1<>; Dalecarlla reservoir, tempera- ??
?W; condition ut north connection, 1-1; ?
ion at south connection, 18. George- ?
distributing reservoir, temperature, !
ndition at influent patplimivo if -
at effluent gatehouse, li. Kiev, at *j
151..70?l?l over dam. *j
EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ' 4
!
IIINGTON 11 EIGHTS?Howard Etchln
to I>eo Simmons, lot 73; $1<>.
)MINGDAI-?E?Loona C. Unger to
ancis E. AIdt n, lot block 8; $10. j
REET SO I." TIIWEST between 2d and !
streets?Anna Z. Koenlg et vlr, ;
to, to John M. Trant, original lot 15, ?J
uare f>83: $10. ?j
1RESS HEIGHTS?Bouis Gaa et ux. 'I
John W. Brown, lot -4. block 9; $5. \
RY FARM?James F. Smoot to I.un!:i
Claggett, part lot 12, section 0;
.00. 'i
ITH STREET NORTHWEST be- J
e<-n E and M streets?Henry II. Berg- .J,
nun et al., trustees, to Jared F. and
la M. Sparks, part original lot 14, ?
uare 4nl; .i
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Denver Capitalist Dead.
S'VKR, Col.. May 31.?'Walter S. *:
;mun, president of tile Denver Union J.
r Company, and a well-known eapi- ?8
, <1 i< <1 suddenly todav. *i
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f, although Skinker was generally the J
lte. Without renting Howell paddled .1
e next event, the championship doubles J
le association, with his partner, De
, and the pair beat C. Skinker and <
Garrett by a narrow margin. <
? following are the summaries:
t race; novice singles?Won by Howell, unat- _
I; second, Decarre, unattached. =
nd race; novice doubles?Won by R. G. Gornd
J. K. Skinker. High Island Canoe Club;
I, l'itkin and Beckwith, lloaring Camp Canoe
A
d race; association singles Won by Howell,
ido-d; second, C. Skinker. Washington Canoe
third, Dearing, unattached.
"th race; association doubles?Won by Howell jy
>ecarre; second, C. Skinker and It. G. GarC(
i race; club fours ?Won by High Island 11
'Club (W. K. Garrett, J. H. Skinker. It. (J.
tt and Lawrence Eberbach); second, Koluni.anoe
Klub (Schrlver, Livingston, Burrows iugh).
a
ii race; mixed doubles-Won by Miss Joy u
9U and E. A. Schniltt; second, Miss Theresa
I .111.1 P,.v Curn.it P
nth race; tail-end race?Won by Decarro; n,
I, Eberbach; tjilrd. Bock with. "
ith race?Eberbach and Barnes defeated ^
an and Schmitt. w
ials?Referee. Adrian Slzer; clerk of the r<
, George Hutchison; jwdges. Wlllard Fracktr, Ol
'. W. Hodges and Carl Stodder. b
1 tSisema;
Oi tfittcrs for Botl
|; Cor. 7th and
\ Oyr Made 1
[ Suits $ 110,O(
| This immense
? snappy Men's Suit;
| the prettiest and n
| terns you'll find in
| garments. We can
k not only in fit, sty
? price, too. You see,
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casny unuersen an o
We save yon
J; middleman's and whi
I that's worth thinking
If You'll not find
I* m
J stock in town. Your
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: It's trine whem we rai
> there's mo clothing in the
> it's a statement that emu
the makers. Selling 00II3
J gives ms many advanntagc
ing is made right, fits cob
I fully.
Every Child's FANC
<crn TTTHT s? An n ji_
11 no time lniomse ireouiKe
y3. None reserved = a
marked bid placra figure;
Tlhfls sale starts tomorrov
Saturday, June B. All size
newest effects
Tlhe Seasomi f<
Jimme 11 the opemnmg of
We're slhownng t!he mewes
all the popular styles wJ
summer.
No matter what styk
ffSnd the shape In this va?
Straw Hats for Men,
Boys' Straws
Ftmrniglhiiinigs Spec!
Another new arrival of Manhattan
Summer SliiTts; KJI) nim
new designs Up
'A )c Black and Brown I .ace
Hose. Special for Saturday, T)g<-.
only
Plain Black, Tan and Gray Lisle
Hose; regular 2T>c values.
Special, 0 pairs in a box, (] 9<-?
$1.00; or, per pair ^
New arrival of the popular make
of Schriven's Elastic Seam Draw
ers?just the kind for hot weather.
EVERWEAR HOSE?A Hose that
is absolutely guaranteed not to rip;
to be free from holes tot six
months. Written guarantee goes
with every box. Six pairs <S fl K(fl)
in a box; all sizes "P 11
White Madras Sharts
: at $1.00.
Tn plain neglige style, or with
' plaited bosoms, with cuffs attached
or separate, the shirts with cuffs
] attached being made in coat style.
| Sizes 14 to 17. Shirts not matched
, elsewhere for less than $1.50.
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We are in the bi
drayage, packing ?
: employ only exper
: : goods.
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AGREEMENT WITH GERMANY.
Lwaiting Signature of the Officials in j
Berlin.
Official notice of the signing of the Gerlan
tariff agreement has not yet been reelved
by the State Department from Ber- '
n, and, therefore, a delay has occurred '
l the promulgation of the proclamation
isued by President Roosevelt, putting the r
greement into operation. Advices of an a
noftieial character reached the State De- 1
artment, and acting on these the procla- d
lation was prepared and signed by Presi- s
ent Roosevelt before his departure for g
idlanapolls. It is not effective, however,
ithout the counter signature of the Sec- v
?tary of State, who has decided to wait for '
fffcial notification from Berlin, which has a
een expected momentarily. (
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It Men and Bovs. ^
E Sts. N.W. Jr
Garments, |
0 to $35,O0o |
summer stock of |
> contains, indeed, J
lost attractive pat- t
the ready-to-wear ?
i i t
sureiy picasc you %
lc, designs, but in }:
, as makers, we can |
ther dealers. |
two profits?the |
olesaler's rake-off? |
r about.
a better or bigger |
inspection is askecl. |
Children's |
Clothing'. j
ike the statement that 'k
i world made Bike oinrs= X
n fee backed tap. We're |
j our own production ?
jSo Our Children's Cloth= %
rectly and hangs grace= |
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J11 *D> Uli (CU W o ?
tlhe Straw Hat season). j;
?t amid latest effects Im ?
lich will be worm this 5;
: hat you desire, you'll J:
it collection. 1.
$1.50 up. <;
50c up. j;
alls for Saturday.?
Fimous "Shedaker" make of Pon- X
gee Silk Underwear: shirts, no , ^
sleeves and coat effects; all sizes; X
regular $l..Vt values. Sat- ffi fl (Tlfl) < >
urday only, per garment. u , ,
$1 Pure India Gauze Underwear; ' |
short-sleeve shirts, double- J |
seat drawers. Special for , ,
Saturday, per garment <7?>t
Men's Bal. I'nderwear, short and 9
long sleeves; regular or short draw- y
ers; never before sold for less than V
7fie garment. Saturday 50c $
Wihite PJsited Bcscmm I
Shirts at $ LOO. !;
Made of fine cotton cloth, in an
Oxford weave, but light in weight ''
as madras. In a beautiful 11m n fin- V
Isli. A delightful fabric for sumnu r
shirts, and very handsome when
made up. I.aunders beautifully. I
liosums plaited. Shirts in coat style
with cuffs attached or separate.
Sizes 14 to 17. Our regit- ..
lar $1.50 values. Satur- G! 11 (ni(fl\
day only ^ 11 . U"U' 1
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n Storag? : j
y, inc., j |
V
md D Streets :j:
ray and Storage Company), , X
!y fireproof storage ! |
I y
UUIlUlIlg ( 9
j
nd perfectly light- ?
y lowest charges. |
r ! y
lsiness ol storage, ^
i : i
uiu Miippmg ana x
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ts to handle your | Jj
Telephone East 20U. ' ?
5*
SYLPH TO BE REPAIRED.
Arrival of the Yacht at the New York
Navy Yard.
The President's yacht Sylph, which broke
iown on her recent run from this city to
Jew York and was compelled to put Into
Delaware Breakwater for repairs, has arived
safely at the New York navy yard
ind will be at once put into condition for
he use of the President and his family
luring their sojourn at Oyster Bay this
ummer. Because of tho accident to the
lylph it became necessary to use the con erted
yacht Yankton, tender to the Atantlc
fleet, In conveying Mrs. Roosevelt
ind family between Oyster Bay and Jersey
-ity, on her recent visit.