davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
LOR REM

LUX hEN1-
Il 612 + ST. n.w......S1 %
Mass. ave. and roth ST. l2J
Ol4 l1th 81. Nv. l.1r. 100
lGIO 9Th 81. NV. l.Or 10
G2l llth st.n.w., l2r. 1850
1917 X st. NV, Ilr.....bO
1311 18th st. n.w., Or. 90
4U3 Ii 81. NV, llr. DO. 10
1910 y st.n. w, Tor. %. %
1908 Nh. ave, Sr.....-50
SO Ind. ave, llr.......JJ
1913 18TH NV. 13r. 80. 80
III i. Cap. ST., llr. .5O.0O
$40 18Th Il. W, llr..JO. 90
IO9 18th 81. NV, 12Ir. J0.JU
12lJ G 81. NV, llr. ~. 81
122.i 18Th 81. Sr. .JOri.I
lGl4 .,tn ST. NV, 9r...1O
1}3S X 81. NV, Tor 30
1lU2 y. III. av., or. 40. 90
l4Oi llth II. -, 81. 80. 80
O2I l. st. NV, yr........4J
.lOG5s II st. NV, Sr ~
1880 10Th st.n.w. or. 40.4.22
1927 l. II. II. W.. l2Ir. 40
lUll :2Uth NV. Or. 80. 80
2U4 II 81. NV, Tor. 30
4o4 X ~ NV. ,Sr........3,5
1910 Mallach pI., 6r.33.7O
zoo 9th 81. Sc. gr......3O
ia LIST ST. NV. 1r......30
1928 18th st.u. 1r. 80
1859 18th st. NV. 80. AZ
1870 = -. n W. ,Dr BOA
1890 18th st.n.w., 7r...:2s
u II -. NV, sr.....21. 30
3lS b st.n.e..Sr......21 so
1900 lutU nv, SIT %
1924 Jtn st. NV, 1r.2G.s ~
1913 ] 9th nv 6r. 20. 10
204 Arthur pl., 7r. .25.4U
OlJ2d 81. ne, Gr....25. -
les IL III MAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
H,Kxrss

H.Rxrss H,RSrss H,Rxrss
have purchased from reliable harnessmakcr. who
needed money, for spot cash. his stock of Custom
Made Harness, consisting of assortment of single
and Double Buggy, Coupe and Carriage Harness. I
intend 20 close them out at a small advance on the
cost Cali and examine. You viii get bargain If /
have what viii suit you.
L BURGDoRFF's STABLES,
e4-lm, AIS Sth 81. IA W
Morn FLIES
are now abundant warning persons look after their
furs For small per cent upon their value We clean
ana insure them against all damage.
H. II. STINEMETZ SONS,
myc5 I237 pepn.. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

GIG to $50 Nd. ave. $.
~. b.b., 4r......S1S, 900
1873 l st. N. W, b. h,
Instrumentation
1880 II st. NV, b.h..
Ais Sd st: n. W.. BIN,
mi, l1r..........l2,500
9o9 NJ st. NV, b.h.,
m. l., 13r. IL. 900
oO7 G st. n. W, b. h,
mi. Tor. 900
ia A st. n. E., +. h.,
4o6 iii;i, 40s 18th st. t.ooo
s.w., b. h., Or. 600
436 / st. u. W., b. h.
T.................... 4, SOO
IS ] It. NV, b.h.. MI,
Instrumentation
ll3 II st. II. e., b. b.,
r.................-.4.2 20
81 TO IS G st. n. e., +.
h., Ar. Recommendation
340S \ st. NV, b.h.,
IN. l.. 1r............3,S 800
300 and Oh ] st. Sc,
I. n. or. -, 800
$50 I'd st. n. W.. b. h.,
or. ................2, 900
- Z st. II. W., I. h..
or............-..... 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Ir0R SALE-s4950 WILL BUY PRETTY COR
II residence on st southwest, fronting on the Agri
cultural grounds: brick, every modern convenience
This one OF the most delightful in the city,
Q bargain ut the price offered
5el1-3t DAVID D. STONE, 500 st.
L,oR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW HOUSE on ST,
u between IN AID AID 18th; ID rooms, complete in
jef1-3t DAVID D. STONE, 500 st. NV.
LOR SALE-A COZY NEW BRICK HOUSE on
II 18th ST. NV, two-story and cellar, beautiIu lly
papered fashionable location; price reduced to
S415O. DAVID ID. STONE,
ie11-8 So6 81. NV.
LOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE,
Il 40 feet front. east and south fronts, ID rooms,
square from National museum, elegantly finished.
heated by furnace, concreted cellar under whole
house, one Of the most complete houses in the south
west portion of the city; terms can be arranged
Price 1000 If sold this week.
se11 STALEY 4 BARKER, 1918 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

nlts from our office.
HILL L JOHNSTON,
Jel-eO-w 1903 Penn ave.nw.
ECR REST-S75-i34I l. ST. N W, ATTRACTIVE
three-story bay -wludOw brick, ten rooms range,
LatrObe bath, back buiIding cellar. rear alley JOS
FohtsESl, 1908 + ct; hours Il to2 my.5-lm'
EOR RENI-l623 MARION ST. " W; BRICK;
u roolns bath aud cellar; s3O,35.
o J. Mel. DODSON,
Jeo-ot 1928 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
AUCTION SALES.
TRoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


FOR THE JoHNsTowN SUFFERFRs~
FINE PAIR OF SORREL COACH HORSES All PI-p-
Lie AUCTION FOR The BENEFIT OF THE
JOHN >1ONN SUFFERERS.
On THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH. lsSq AT
EOCLOCh T. NJ, in trout OF Willard hotel will
sell without reserve psir Of young and stylish sorr
horses the proceeds Of the sale he given IL the
Chaplin.
Terms cash.
jelI-d THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
rINhoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE CNIMPRoyEp PROPERTY on NORTH
SIDE OF L STREET. BETWEEN 10Th AND
18th STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, JUNE EIGHTEENTH. l $50 at 81 Y
O'CLOCK p NJ, II front OF the premises. will sell
the west p feet inches OF Lot D. in square ls said
lot having depth Of 49, feet alley - feet wide
Terms. one-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed Of trust
ON the property sold. al cash. at the purchasers
option. conveysncIng and recording cost Of pEr-
sale.
BY order of the Trustees of the Catholic Male Benev-
olent society.
ielldkds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

EOR SALE
L 2210-2234 Bound'y st.
n. W, 4r.........S16.9OO
2024-2042 Bound'y st.
Ell tt to 25aa 10Th st. St 'Oo
NV. b b. .5r. 10000
2 TO 6, 9TH st. road. IL. 800
Store and dwelling,3i3
Pa. ave. NV, 12r.l2,000I
1888 to l743 Z ST, n.
7o E.' to Sr' 700 Farrasa ipoo
st. NV, Or. 5000
1904 X st. n. W, I. n,
/ to 8 alley, bet. iath
and 18th, NJ and n SITS.
1889 to iI5ib I'D ST.
NV. (. h., Ar. 80. %, 900
1923 10Th ST. n. W. In.
6rs., and . houses
Ar each.,...........5,00Ql
1911 ID ST. n. w, I. n,
OF O,UUui
332S to 1894 psf. II.
W. (. h, 5r..........5,000I
124I-124q Madison st.
u. W, f.h., Ir. and =
b.h. in rear. ........4,SOOI
$40 to $50 229d st. NV.
b. n Or & S0Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
SOUTH BROOkLAND
= WITH CITY STREETS, AVENUES AND CIR

FOR SALE.-Ihe beautifully situated tract of land
called South BroCkland," having been subdiyided IN
accordance with the plan OF the city, with 30
iect and avenues 30 feet side, is placed the
market. IL Is On the line of the metropolitan T. r.
south OF and adjoining Brooklaud, about one mile
north OF the city and but short distance from the
electric cars, ana near the University Only uin-
ues drive 10 the city by Central avenue all of which
lnahcs II desirable and property which will
idly Increase IN value. For the present lots Will De
sold at the low price OF from to ~ cents on easy
terms. For llats. &c, apply to
WAI u DENiSON g23 ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOURTEEN MIL
miles sdufpe i ss OF o snd by The within
to ten acres location high dry healthy and beauti
jsii-H R a pHiILiPs, l41s New York ave.
DOR RENT-s5O MONTH; BELyoIR MANOR;
HINCKIEY 1910 Mass ave. y. W. Au'feS' ist:
X NoWLEs MET. BRANCH B. & o. R. r.
Nicely located lots 5o1I25 feet at from to cts.
acres highly improved garden land with 4-roOm
Apply to
On the premises any time during Wednesdays. or
other days after 4:35 train. my25-Im
EOR sALE-AT EVANSVILLE, MD, BEAU
;d ufni home; house nearly new; 3 rooms; all the
grounds within three minutes walk d the station
days iyiS w be for rent T. T. &AF SSG e.
j. new houses q rooms), within ten minutes walk
q the station brick 6rick and board sidewalk to the
able terms. Prices go 900 and $4,000;
IGOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP
i erty a fne farm near Woodbrldge station a new
Tes HUGH HkMM oFeGsFd nor ad
ToR SALE-94 ACRES OF THE VERY BEST
garden land within half hours drive the Center
Market; land under tgh state Of cultivation well
improved with lne dwelling and outhouses.
For n tull particulars apply to J. Il. DYER,
jeS-6t 1904 at.
NOR SALE-AT BRIGHTwOOD. d. c., THE JUNO
4 tion OF l4th and 5th-sts roads and terminus of
new railroad; place of , acres one of o acres
and several acre lots ali well located high ground
the time To purchase and receive the benefit of
increasing prices and railroad facilities. LOUIS p
SHOEMAKtk, 800 L st. NV jeS-:St
IGOR SALE-34 ACRES OF LAND NEAR BRIGHT
4 wood. with fine view overlooking proposed Kock
Creek park. Terms easy. LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER,
$40 + ST. II. teS-:Yt
OR SALE-ONLY TO PERSONS WHO WILL
Improve. several acre-lots near Takoma on high
ground. Terms easy. LOUIS T.. SHOEMAKEB, $50
i at. nv les
NOR SALE-NEAR PROPOSED PARK on ROCK
Creek, beautiful country place S15 per acre; also
~ acres adjoining Ut S+O0 per acre. Easy terms.
jeI-Ot A. j. WHITAKER, I301La L ST.
UIpB SIJC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

THoR sALE-A IA PER CENT INVESTMENT. IL
II small brick houses in Columbia Terrace; price for
ALL $500; terms to suit always rented Ut $40 per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
STORES 4 DWELLINGS.

1407 18th ST. 40
24OU Pa. ave. n.w......2O
2l1l 9TH st. NV rs. 90
iEk & Co, 9l6 Z st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
NOR RENT-BY Il. o. HOLTZ1lAN. REAL. ES-
[ tate aud Insurance Broker. 10Th ana SIS. n-~
FURNISHED UOUSFS

COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE.
OFFICES.
e41 ST., Cd foor s front iron $50 to 500 each
r., heated by steam ( so y. L. cor. 18th and Pa
84l 7, Sd floor, front r., 50. 80
heated bv steam ....:..66 939 St, I'd floor 2r.30
Elegant rooms in sun 4I0 Ia. ave, from 10 to 20
Building, ''nre proof, % Gle III ST. Il w. .sr
yators, heated b. steam l2ll L NV. 5r %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

J. Il. sTINEMErz 4 sons
1887 PennA ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

ErOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN, 17O6 4TH ST
NV; no reasonable offer refuseds small cash pay
Inent OF 5000; new 2-story aud basement brick
House; close 10 lines in rapidly improving section.
ny25- I'm THOS. q, HENbEY a c.. a: 300 Il st u w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
6l2h 18th ST. p.w...-s5O 900 9th ST. n.w.....s2l
3eIo Il. O. HOLIZNAS. 9th and F sts NV

II
IT Pension Office, $40, until september after that
500; newly painted and papered; ELEGANT place for
boarding house. CAYWOOD & GARRETT. corner
18th and New York ny jeIO-3t.
I,OR RENT-1323 q ST. NV. THREE-STORY,
II ten and bath beautifully papered through
gut large stable three stalls, harness closet
lott and room fJr hVrryman SOJ, will rent stable
separate at slO. l.. l. APPLE, 622 St je10-3t'
lIOR REST-HOUsE 1916 18th ST y. w;lO
II rooms and bath. mod. iInps. Apply l1O3 VI ST a.
W. rent 500 Per month ielU-ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
FOR RENT-HOUSES

IyOR RENT
Il $40 st n W, bay window brick, ira mi $50 so
s2i d l. ave IA. W. brlck, ar. a. IN % 90
e3l ave nv, store and celiar............. II 90
jell-eO3t Il q. CAMPBELL. 81 10Th 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
je4-1m BEDFORD W. WALKER, IOO6 T ST. L. W
NOR SALE-SOuIH BROOKLAND-

IGOR SALE-oouIH BR0oKLANDz
j ST SUBDIVIDED.
Lots from Sc. to DC foot; oueIeucth cash. bal
jei- i'm LEWIS * HEATON, t29F st NV
t-Oh SALE "MELRGSE PARK" LOTS: THE
most desirable III Hyattsville, Md. two minutes
from statou opposite the residence of the late L. h.
Elliot, esq, continuing 6.JUO feet. terms easy
je,i-lm' IlLER& RUTHERFORD, 1907 st. n. w.
I,OR SALL-NEAIi STATIONS ON METROPOLI-
tam Branch; grass, grain, fruit stock, poultry and
try homes. COOKE ID. LUCkET1, 935 ct.
I,oR SALE THE HANDSoMEST TRACT FOR
subdivision i'll the vicinity of Washington, 30 acres
known as Bunker Hill Farm, ut Brooks, the first
ton cut on the Met. t. H. opposite the Catholic Uni
xerslty and near the Electric The streets of
Brookland abut on this property and could he
tiIued through ii. Tor full particulars enquire of
my25-lm REDFOhD W. WALKER, 1OO6F st.
EOR SALE-THE MACLEOD FARM, ADJOINING
Il The PROPERTY Of Mrs. Fowler and q. Herick. near
Hyattsviiie,S 100 per acre. Apply to JOHN STEPHEN
Real Estate Broker, Bladensburg Md. ny22-Im
ESOR SALE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GROVE
Nd. several fne Cottages in different parts OF the
Grove PRICES, Tor sale, $4O0 to $1,000 and for rent,
$40 10 81 90 for the season. III. ID. PECK, 934 ST.
aplo-'m
1,CR SALE-LOTS AT FOREST GLEN. MD THE
most beautiful location tor . home outside Wash
ington; only =, ~, and &c per foot. j. X. HEBr-
FORD. Fleming building, l4l9 Il st. mhlo-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

3313Prospect ave, 1879
l410 ID st. NV, 1Or....3O
.213l5 VI st. IL W, y r.....3O
i..,S Sth st. NV, r. rs
1900 Md. ave. ne, str.
and dwelling. 20
2l44 ii st NV, z r.....25
ia ID st. NV, Gr......23
.3:,;!3 eth st. NV, ITO
2l6 18th st. NV, D Ills
l2lU G. st. Sc, D r.......lO
40 10th st. ne, D TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
Il Conn. ave, bet. NJ *
y SIS, with stable. $3.50
Cor. on Conn. ave. suit
able for rpsinpuca
7 7 II.
Ne cor. of 18th and o

]. bet. 18Th * 11tn.l06 ~
Il St., bet. / 9Th x II tn. .;3uI
o ST., bet. 9Th L lOih. .1O(
y St, bet. 18th & 18Th. i II
q 81. nr. y. Ii. ave. lot
h, near Mcpherson 50. 90,
Conn.Sy., above k....2U(
Conn. ave. above Il ST. .2!Jt
Cor. Conn. ave & y 81. oOt
COnn.a..b. y Il Dup'tC.2Jj
JefieTsOEp!., dOub. he. .20(
Ria, bet. 4th 4 lJth.2u(
psf, nr. Dupont cir. ...15t
Conn. aV.. near Dupont
cIrcle.................12,
Conn. ave, adjacent to
Lafayette square. zoe
CnV,l.rla,.I BI... 1nl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

BULLETINS Can BI
FICE. These houses ca
nlIts from our office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
NOR RIM

INCK REST-l435 Z ST. \ ROOMS AND BATH.
II mod iHps.. sJ5 l1Ol 10th ST: NV. cor. house.
3 rooms and bath. $50. 1909 St, rooms and bath,
mol inps-. S2sJO l:29 ST. ne. rooms and BAT
$50 DAVID ID. STONE, S06 st. jeS-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
EOR RIM.

I,OR KENT-HASDSOME l2-ROOM BAY-WiN-
Il dow Brick, all mod lInps.; price reduced $50
Also nice lOrDOa Brick. With yard and stable To-
Gated the suburbs, II ir0nt of large park price re-
GuCed 10 go. A. >. CAlWOOD,
JEST 953 9th ST. NV.
I,OK RENT-FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, 3Ol ST.
Il NV. near Pension office. Inquire COS Sd 81 NV
t5S-:St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

NOR RENT
II 800 9th st. NV,
str; and dwelling. 300
1913 l4th st. NV.
~ ........s-..- Oh. .s.t
olO y. y. ave, II r.....1J
1OJ 18th 81. II. w. 9r....6J
12l2 9Th ST. NV. IIr..JU
122oI 9Th st. NV, lor..5O
13:bo q 81. NV. Tor. 30
] ia COrCoran ST., lO..41
1906 9th 81. NV, l0r..iO
1928 9TH ST. NV, 10 r..3J
jeS-3t ALDER
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03
JIM'S DEADLY WINCHESTER.
A Crazy Seminole Buck Runs Amuck and
q Kills Pappooses, squsws and Braves.

A Crazy Seminole Buck Runs Amuck and
. Kills Pappooses, Squsws and Braves.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 2.-News
has just reached here from Okeechobee of a
bloody affray amorg the Seminole Indians
in the Everglades. "Jim," young buck,
went crazy, and with a Winchester rife
started out on the war path through the
camp and settlement. He first sent
a bullet through the brain OF "Waukee
Niece" Chief of the Miamis, killing him
Instantly. He next killed 'Old Tiger
Young Tiger" son of "Old Tiger" and
probably the fnest Seminole living
physically, stepped out ofhis wiSwam lust
in time to see his fsther dron
to the ground q corpse, and with a
blood curdling war whoop he sprape on
the maniac and hand to hand iebt
for the possession of the rife followed
Tiger was the superior in strength. but
was at the wrong end of the gun, and be-
fore he could rest it from his antagonist he
was shot dead. TIE manisc then killed
two pappOOses of his sister, and attacked
bucks, squsws and children indiscrimi
nately. He was finally cOrnered and shot
dead by Billy" another Seminole brave.
In less than half an hour eight Indians
were killed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03
ALL IN THE SOUP.
The Terrspin Market Cornered for the
Inauguration Ball Supper.

The Terrspin Market Cornered for the
Inauguration Ball supper.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-The terra
pin market in Philadelphia, New York
and Baltimore has been "cornered."
When, early yesterday morning, the
stewards, of the various city clubs went e
market to procure the great American del
icacy, they were informed that there wss
not a genuine tsrrapin in the city.
This was an unheard of calamity. Tele-
grams were sent TO New York and Bllti-
more. The answer in both cases was tire
same: Market correred for Inauguration
ball about three Neeke sgO." George G
Boldt, who will provide the great supper
at the inauguration ball, instructed his
sgeat, Frederick A Milde1, Of this city,
some time sgo to purchase all the terrepin
obtainable in the market Mr.. Milden did
so. The prices paid were high, but the de-
mand had to be supplied.
As q result 1, 700 large .srfspin and 3, 400
small specimens were contracted Tor and
Immediately shipped TO Philadelphia. As
each ,eyspin arrived here it was properly
taken care of. In tee cellar of the Ballet
building q cold vault was prepared, with
ruuriug water, sen weeds and some oat-
meal lor the entertainment Of the stgang-
crs. The terrapin lived there until Thurs
day evening, when they we're taken cut,
boiled and picked. The amount made iast
$50 gallone, which at the retail price, S5 .
quart. makes $4,000 worth of edible lux
arv fer General Hsfrison's admirers.
Let night special train carried the
tsrrspin to Washington. Tweniy-one
cooks, all becomingly attired in linen hats
aud white aprons, acted as guards.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03
HOW PIGOTT DIED.
he WAS BETRAYED BY THE TINES
Solicitor SOames Turned Over the Fugitives
Letter.
THE POLICE MADE THE ARREST
Only to Possess a COrpse--SensatOn Through
out England.

MADRID, March There is 70 doubt
about the identity OF the man who shot
himself through the mouth at the Hotel
des Ambassadors yesterday afternoon.
The suicide was Richard Pigott, the forger
snd perjuTer.
Heerrived here by The exress train
from Paris yesterday morning, his only
luggage being a small handbag. He is
describ.d d as being about fifty five 10 sixty
years old, with bald head and long
beard. almost white, and also as conspicu-
ously wearing an eye glass. This after
noon he visited the museum Of pictures.
accompanied by the hotel Interpreter. and
returned 10 t6e hotel shortly after )
o'clock Immediately afterward police
agent presented himself and the man was
arrested. He asked to be allowed to yet
his hat, and entering an alcove of the
apartment fired a revolver into his mouth,
dying instantly. The name given by him
at the hotel was Roland POnsOnby. Yes
tsrday, soon after his arrival IN Madrid.
be sent a telegram TO London, ard this
doubtless led 20 his discoyery by the Eng
lish government
The seizaTe was effected by The Spanish
authorities a. the request of the English
Embassy, WIN had received a telegram of
instructions from the Foreign Office Tna
head Of TIE etched man was horribly
disfiguFed by no shot, and the doctor said
that death mu have been instantaneous.
Suspicion was first attracted to his nov
ments by the interpreter OF the hotel. " 90
noticed thai he appeared restless ano very
uneasy abOu receiving news from sis
friends after sendiYg eff his tclegam.
On Thursday an interpreter showed
PigoJtt the sights o. Madrid. On that dsy
Pigott cent telegram, addressed Pom
sonby," to the Office in London of Afr.
SOames, the Times solicitor. This tele-
gam announced his safe arrival in Madrid,
and gave his address. It is inferred that
the Eoglieh Government learned from
this telegram that Pieott wsa 10 Madrid.
Ii is reported that note book containing
the addresses Of a number of persons in
Ireland vas found on the BODY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03
A Profound Sensation.

LONDON, March 2-Pigott's suicide has
caueed profound sensation throughout
England. Witnesses have started from
Paris to Madrid f,r the purpose of formal
ly Identifying the body. The Madrid
police aulhoritieai6iend 10 held tne efieess
of the ass.;...Jie' l55dirg sn order from the
court relative to heir disposal.
Besides Pigott's check-book letter sd-
dressed to Dir. Labouchere and license
to carry arms il Ireland were found on
his body. The letter addressed to Mr.
Lsbouchere was cl,sej and ready for
mailing L it PigO,t says that the first
batch Of letters sold by him to the Times
were genuine but that in the second batch
there were several forged letters, including
two ascribed 20 Mr.. PArnall, and one each
to Mr. Dayiti, Mr.. O'Kelley and Mr.
Egan. PigOtt further says: II am deeply
sorry for all those have injured, and am
ready to place at their disposal all means
il my power to remedy all that l have said
tina. was false. Everything written under
o. p was tfue.n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03
A GHOST AND a GUN.
a Load of Blu shot Dlscloses the Iden-
tIty of q White-Robed Spirit.

a Load of Blu shot Dlscloses the Iden-
tity of White-RObed Spirit
CASEY, Iowa, March 2.-There is q lit
tie pond, known rs Silver Lake, four miles
west Of here, and near it a schoOl house iu
which the young folks Of the neighbOrhood
are wont to hold a lyceum. Recently a
ghOst-ike appatition has clused nightly
terror in the neighborhOo1.
Several nights ago the apparition fright
ened farmers team, which ran away,
tipped over the buggy and nearly killed
the farmers wife Tne husband procured
a shotgun, loaded it with buCkshot and
then lay in wait for the ghost four nights.
Thursday night he filled the ghost full OF
buckshot. It cried: my God, don I
shoot any more, and fell PROSTATE.
Tie ghost was carried home by the
shooter and cared for. No one but the at
tending physician has seen him, and he re-
fused to give any name. He is suspected
to be a land seeker who wished to scare
the owners and buy the adjoining land
cheap.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03
MRS. cLEvELAND's PLANS.
She Denies That She Has Any Intention Of
Writing Rook

She Denies That She Has Any Intention Of
Writing a Book.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-To-day's Post
publishes an interview with Mrs. Cleve-
land in which she Is quoted as denying
ihst she has any intention of writing a
book orany article for publication. The
interview concludes as follows:
What viii be your plans for the imme-
diafe ,lture'
Cp1a .eaying Washington Mr.. Cleve-
land sud 7 viii 20 to the Victoria Hotel in
Nsw ork. where We remain until our
plans toy the summer are Inatured. 1 hard
y think We will begin housekeeping again
until sutumn. Wherever my husband
goes I shall 20, though 1 don't need to say
that We viii leave the White HOose on
Sunday evening and be the guests Of Mrs
Secretary Fairchid My mother will be
the guest of Mrs. Dickinson. She will ac-
company rs TO New York. OF course,
tie matter Of future residence has resolved
itself into one of house-hunting. Mr.
Cleveland's business intentions have been
announced. Presumably, we will live in
New YORK City.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03
Germany Ard snmon.

BERLIN, March , The recall from
Samoa Of H=rr Knapp, the German Con-
sui, has beer promptly followed by the
despatch of Herr Streubel, formerly Con-
sul. General at Copsahagen, to replace him.
Herr Stusbel, after an interview with Bis
mnrck, left for Hamburg under instruc-
tions 70 reach Samoa by the
quickest route. Siuebal's mission
Is special one His po-
sition in the consular service
entities him to a better post than Samoa,
but if mis- presence there is followed by
harmOrized relations With America he will
obtain higher rank. 1t is expected in Off
cial circles that complete concord will be
established as soon as President Harri-
sons Cabinet gets il thorough touch with
the incidents causing the dispute.