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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-16
A Husbands Shit for DiyOrce

frank Lahna, by Messrs. Gordon Il Gordon,
filed bill today against Mollie Lahna for a
divorce. They were married October 80, 1888,
IN Georgetown, her name being Snyder, and
he charges that shortly after marriage he was
Mortified to learn of her dissolute character,
but he continued to live with her in hopes Of
reforming her. He further charges that she
committed adultry, and that in consequence Of
her conduct he was cOmnelled to leave her
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The Wrong Man Arrested.

Last night Officers Heller and Ellis arrested
young man named James Owen on warrant
charging an assault on Walter Anderson. The
young man denied knowing the complaining
witness at all. He happened to have $40 on
him to leave as collateral, which prevented his
being locked up. When it was shown that he
was not the James Owen who committed the
assault his money was returned
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Sentenced for Horse Stealing.

H. d. Gregg, for many years private secre-
tary to Gen. Sheridan when the general had
his headquarters in Chicago, and for some time
a department clerk in this city, and later a
newspaper man at Omaha, Neb., was sentenced
IN Kansas City, Mo-, yesterday to the peniten-
tiary for five years for horse stealing.
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i'm the Criminal Court.

In the Criminal Court today Isaac II. James,
arraigned for assault with intent to Kill, and
Richard Chew, for HOUSEKEEPING, plead not
guilty. John Killy. for larceny and horse
stealing, plea OF not guilty withdrawn and plea
of guilty entered.
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THE PANAMA CANAL.
"A Pan-American Syndicate May Yet
Own 1t.

Panama dispatch to the New York Herald
says: An idea is going the rounds here that it
would be good thing to form a regular syndi-
cate OF American nations bordering on the
Pacific, each putting into the Panama canal as
much capital as warranted by the new COM
merciai interests involved. Possibly were this
idea adopted the United States would secure a
controlling interest after the manner of Eng
land with the suez canal. Certainly if the
congress of American nations, now at work to
bring about closer union between each other.
succeeds IN carrying out its program satisfac-
torily, the JOINT possession OF an interoceanic
canal would be most desirable. In that event.
TOO. u might be possible to encourage the de-
veiopment OF American shipping by imposing
discriminating dues against European shipping
using the canal
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Both Plead Not Guilty.

This morning in the Criminal Court Judge
Montgomery, Osborn Basey, indicted for as
sault with intent to kill, and Smith Williams
alias Vim. Smith, indicted for housekeeping
III the night, were arraigned and plead not
guilty.
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st. Patrlck's sodality Fair.

The fair which was opened last night at Car
roll hall under the management of the sodaity
of st. Patricks church was well attended and
the attractive array of booths well patronized.
One OF the features of the entertainment was
zouave drill in which sixteen young ladies
took part
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joint stock company to own and operate a
cotton factory is being organized at West
Point, Va.
Mrs Ernest Obeiode OF Baltimore recently
saw thief leaving her home with three Coats
She caught him, had him arrested and yester-
day he was given eighteen months in prison.
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WAREHOUSES;.

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WANTED-HOUSES AND LOTS To SELL AND
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business p! acct in my hands. FRANK STRONG.
Claims and zeal Estate. l4'!l q at. oc12-6t'
NJ ANIEL-4U 1nADk IUn CIIY lI.UrEkl \,
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and 18th sts NV. se24-lm
NJ ANTED-HOUSES TO RENT-OwNERs CAN
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l. STARGAlDIER.
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THEY SAW NIAGARA.
The All-Americas Congress on its
Travels.

ERAsrUs wIMAN's DINNER FOLLOWED By SOME
COoLSEss-PERsoSs WHO TRY TO SPEAK WITH
SPANISH AcCENr-How THE NIAGARA HACKMEN
WERE FOILED.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOERD AND ROOM BY GENTLE
w man and Wife in northwestern part of city
Price not over $50 per month. References given,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IEoR RENT-LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOMS
sultable Tor Offices: 90 9Th ST., opposite Patent
Oihce. Also Furnished Rooms TO rent ucI5 SIG
V,OR RENTING COMM NC ATING OFFICES,
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lulialng. lao y. y. ave. A. !. C0UHH5,
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IGOR kENT-l.@5 PA AVE, BRADBURY BUILD
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NOR RENT-THAT HANDSOME FIRE PROOF
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able Tor banking, Real Estate Ins rance PURPOSES
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CLASS TROUSER MAKER.
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TO FILL A VACANCY
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so SALE-3 LOTS NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE,
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balance on rbyfore j, aud years. Apply CHAhIEs
IA III. OB:5 IAN II. orl.-.if
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w Stenography and Type Writing; situation perna-
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E,OE sAIE-wE OFFER AS SPECIAL BARGAINS
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HOTEL wEBsTRR 5I3 18TH ST. NV. HEaR
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week at 10 $40: runs stages 10 points interest for
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WANTED-SEVERAL GOOD INSTALLMENT
w Canvassers at once for Holiday Goods new and
eleYant. Apply at Room D. 93, + LIE
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-12-27

copyright, 1899, by American Press Association
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-12-27
"The Voice Of XXoman.w

1.-THE voice Of woman, gentlemen"
said romantic individual in an argu-
ment at the club room, the voice of
woman, no matter how much inclined
Some of you may be to sneer at the
sentiment exercises a soothing, an in
spring, a hallowing influence on the
ear of man, comfort him in affection,
encourages him in dismay, and BAN
ishes from his mind all those troubles
which, when she is absent, conspire
to sink him into the depths of despond-
ency."
Tom, you trifling rascal" exclaim-
ed his wife at that instant, bursting
into the room, come home this min
ute and leave those other loafers to
themselves. When l get you home I'll
have something to say to you you'll
not like to hear"
Thomas left the room at once, evil
IDENTIFY satisfied with the inspiring in
fluence of the voice of woman. y
Texan Siftings.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-12-27
A Booming South.

I have just returned from a long
trip through the southern states, and
have done SO much business that l feel
right good. There have been booms
in pretty nearly every state | have
travelled in during the last three
years, but the difference between the
southern and western boom is that one
comes to stay while the other pays a
passingsvisit; and you'd be surprised at
the number of Yankees and northern
men that l have struck on this trip.
They have lots of capital and plenty
of grit, and those of the old timers
who have fashionable characteristics
of the south have TO hustle round to
keep up with. the new comers.-Drum-
mer in Globe-Democrat.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-12-27

thoughts felt now as If her sun was burst
ing through "A huge, dense bank of clouds.
| had become almost childish in my impa-
tience The London mail had come in. A
copy of The Daily Telegraph, nearly five
weeks old, had been torn from its wrapper.
| picked it up, and glanced here and there
through its news columns This paragraph
burnt into my brain:
George Hanknson. alias Hamilton, who several
years ago. committed a series of astounding for
geries ON number of South American bankers
has been arrested in Birmingham His identity
has been fully established.
Joyously was the birth of another year
proclaimed by the chimes of Matriz. Peal
after peal rose and swelled and died away in
the echoes Of Il bustling town. Big and little,
rich and poor, Montevideo's one hundred
thousand were in holiday attire. The broad
harbor was a sea of color. Flags and stream
ers fluttered everywhere At o'clock
Joined party at the mole" and was rowed
out to the Narcissus Lieut.. s. cordially
welcomed me at the gangway Scarcely had
stepped on board when he said
"Jocelyn and his friend are in the ward
room. Let us look at Mr.. George at once !"
agreed" said |, as / followed him across
the deck.
Before we had gone ten PAGES there was a
cry from the water. A pleasure boat had
been capszed by sudden flaw of wind.
Help was close at hand, but there was too
much of it. Three persons were seen cling
ing to the boat. Then the waves parted, and
a woman's head and arm became visible She
! clutched wildly at the air and sank again.
At that moment missed Lieut.. s., who
had been watching the scene with keenest in
| terest. He had swung himself down the side
of the Narcissus and was swimming toward
the unfortunates. But another and more
powerful stroke was in advance of the in
trepid Englishman. How my heart beat
Again the woman's head showed above the
waters surface | turned away my face. II
was La Serena, drowning, within reach OF
many arms of steel.
Ha! a cheerl Another, and yet another
The foremost swimmer, they say, has caught
her, and bears her sturdily up | cannot see
distinctly, for tears have welled TO my eyes
Now the mist is gone. Surely | know that
proud head, that smile so winning. Yes, il
is George Hamilton, and La Serena receives
back her life from him she gave it TO in those
first happy days in Paris
There wasn't very successful New Years
banquet in the ward room of the Narcissus
but everybody seemed satisfied. No lives haC
been lost There was daring deed to b.
talked about by gallant men. Lieut.. S
had a fresh laurel The surgeon was delighted
with the unabridged history of Mr.. George,
and voted him the noblest Yankee he haC
ever met saying to me decorously;
sits the old blood, you know, and you fel
lows have improved itW
would like to tell you about the high fes
tival a week later at La Serena's house, bu
that scene you can picture TO suit your mos
extravagant fancies
Great Britain surrendered the bogus Georg
Hamilton. | gave up the locket Rumo
stopped meddling with Lieut. s., and n
England
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-12-27
His family history was given, and even hi.

His family history was given, and even his
person described"
"There have been cases of false persona
tion" said l.
"Prove to me that this is onei" she ex-
claimed prove to me that I've wronged
my husband; prove that he is true and hon
orable as was that man, now dead whose
name he bears; prove this, and all of this,
and my woman's prayers are for you for
everi"
III may be able, sonora. to do more than
this
"Oh, sir do not mock mel There come,
at times, haunting specters in my dreams;
but | awake to hopelessness. You have
strangely interested me in yourself Lieut..
s. will soon bring you to visit me. Then
you can return the locket. Alas 1t was my
wedding gift to him you still call friendl"
The gay assemblage was now breaking up.
On every side were heard shouts Of GOOD
night" and MERRY Christmasl" Mrs. Ham
ilton's carriage had been ordered, and, as /
handed her into it, she said:
81 am glad, senior, that we have met
Something tells me joy will come from it'll"
Then, with good night" sweetly spoken, she
sank back on the cushions.
Following her into the coach, Lieut. s.
closed its door His extended hand was has
tilv crashed and released As the vehicle
rolled awav thew cried in unison. "Merry
Christmasl" | responded with hearty
"adiosw
Overhead elittered the constellation of the
Southern Cross. Its exceeding brightness
was hailed bv me as good omen
Modesty and bravery are sterling qualities
Lieut.. s. possessed them both Whatever
he did while on active service for Fer Brit
annie Majesty and the glory of his country
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-12-27

George Hamilton, and none Of them were
blank books.
Incidentally, he had told me that he was
married, but made no further reference to
family aff9irs. He claimed to represent
New England manufacturing company,
whose main offices were in Boston. | natu-
rally supposed that his wife was living at or
near that city. His almost studied reticence
about domestic associations prevented me
from making even ordinary inquiries. l was
to learn MORE however, and soon; but not
all from him.
To describe George Hamilton in his moods,
or at his worst or best, would result the same.
An attractive man, he easily gained and held
esteem. Men and women alike were fasci-
mated by his physical beauty and Intellectual
strength had been proud of his individual
preference.
On the third evening" after he had rejoined
me, he came hurriedly into my room at the
Hotel los Estrangeros. His agitation was i'll
concealed Throwing himself, full length,
upon bamboo lounge, he rested his head in
one hand and looked fxedly at me. This
was a new phase of his recent singular be-
havior.
After a few moments, he sprang to his
feet, and began pacing the room. Then, sud
denly hating in his walk. he excitedly said:
81 am miserablel Pardon me, senior; l owe
you apology and explanation"
"Neither," was my curt reply.
Without seeming to notice or care for the
manner of my interjection, he continued
ooh, yes, do; for outwardly am no longer
the man to whom you freely extended an
honorable. sympathetic friendship. Meeting
! casually as all earth's travellers do, the pass
| ing acquaintance has, with me- ripened into
sincere regard. You may not wholly ap
precate the bitterness of a necessity now
| forced upon me or the heartache that comes
with it, but here we part. When you return
to the States hunt me up. 1t will be pleasant
to rehearse old times"
"What!n | exclaimed; ''do you not intend
joining me OF my further southern voyagef
''Tu the River Plate citiesi No! 1t is i'm
possible, senior"
"In turn, pardon me-" said. But may
| ask why this alteration in your former
| business plansN
"Well,n he responded, with some hesitancy
as he walked to balcony window overlook
ing the picturesque, starlt landscape and tn,
rugged mountain frowning entrance to Rios
spacious harbor, Il expected that question
yet do not want to reply to it. | knew how
awkward this interview would be- but coulC
not embark tomorrow for Lisbon and Liver
pool without seeing you"
you certainly have a right to withhold
condolences that until now were unsolicited
Remember Hamilton, | was never inquisl
tive about your private matters"
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heard, in Montevideo She and | must not
fa.,s each other there. Should you be favored
with the smiles of La Serena" he said, with
a hooking laugh, "we can in the future COM
pare notes. But truce to this! I'm ashamed
of my weakness. You go among the Orientals
and Argentines without me. l shake your
hand tomorrow and quit this port for the
distant Mersey, whence a swift North Allan
tic liner whirls me westward to home and the
ceaseless buzz of trade"
"At what hour do you sail, Hamilton"
eleven o'clock, forenoon, on the Neva, OF
the Royal mail, There she lies, just inside
Fort Villegagnon. You will be on boardr
"Yes"
"Thanks," he said, as he placed his hal
with the dignity of a cavalier. Then, stand
ing for moment at the door of my room, he
courteously relifted the hat, extending hi,
other hand, and resting It, caressingly, on my
shoulder.
"Buenas noches, caro- amigo"
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To the Editor-Pease inform your
readers that have a positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY it, timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. | shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy free
to any of your readers who have con-
sumption if they will send me their ex-
press and post-office address. Respect
fully, 7. A. SLOCUM, NJ. D., Isl Pearl
ST., New York. 1y1
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LA SERENA.

Good night, Hamilton" exclaimed, i'm
pulsively. "To-mOrrow my parting words
will be- Good voyage and good luck. As
you are speeded away, shall often repeat
them"
He stepped lightly across the corridor,
opened the wicket and passed to the quiet
street beyond
Next morning breakfast was dispatched
with some nervousness. Fully an hour and
half before the advertised time for sailing
| stepped on board the Neva. Passenger fol-
lowed passenger nimbly up the gangway;
but no Hamilton appeared. went in and
out of the saloon and the minor cabins, and
searched for him until the gong sounded to
clear ship. On questioning the first officer as
to whether my friend had actually taken
passage on that steamer, he referred me TO
the purser. who said that no such man or
name was booked. Perplexed and chagrined
at this information, | went over the Neva's
port side and was briskly rowed ashore
Something told me that | had been duped
and purposely - that my late mysterious
| companion had reason for his conduct
which was all potent to him, but which
| might never know.
That night, at the hotel, when kicked off
my shoes before retiring, my left foot struck
a small object on the floor by the lounge.
i STOPPING down, picked up velvet ana
clasp locket. Touching its spring, saw the
face of a woman of exquisite loveliness She
was in Spanish costume Her tender, be-
seeching eyes fairly glistened in the minia-
| ture, which was an admirable painting on
ivory. The locket had, without doubt, been
dropped by Hamilton when he threw himself
on the lounge the evening before ! carefully
| placed it in nv lrunx, With .aniiidr memen-
| toes.
"Was this La Serenai What was her his
tory2 Why should he avoid SO peerless a
womani Was she his wifef Would | ever
meet herF These self interrogations brought
no solution that was satisfactory, although
asked over and over again. At length fell
asleep, mumbling them in unintelligible
chorus.
Twelve days afterward | was, as has al
ready been written, one of Montevideos one
hundred thousand.
The vast, barnlike auditorium Of Teatro
Soils blazed with beauty, gallantry, enthu-
siasm and light. Italian residents, proud of
their countryman, We'd with natives Of the
Banda Oriental and with many strangers,
then within its gates, to cheer Tomaso Salvini
to the echo. Never had l seen or heard such
tumultuous appreciation. The mastery por-
trayal of Shakespeares "Othello" was re-
ceived with outbursts Of deafening applause.
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Many an otherwise handsome face is disfg-
ured with pimpes and biotches, caused by
humor in the blood, which may be thorough
ly eradicated by the use OF Ayers Sarsapar-
lila 1t is the safest blood medicine in the
market, being entirely tree from arsenic or
any delcterious drug.