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FACTS BEYOND Drspurr.

It requires capital TO conduct Credit
Business when II hss ASSUMED such MAIN
moth proportions as ours-we are pie ised
to say that We have the cessary capital
aud IT enables us to buy .udicicusIy.
Perhaps experience Is quite as necessary
As capital-we have that. too-more than
twenty -tve years Of ii. II also requires
extraordinary Jdci. ties TO hand e sucnA
volume Of business as We contro., aud
we are aYain pleased to say that our new
hve-s DRY bun dnE, Sl9. 81 anu S:l3
Seventh st. n. w., IS the largest ever
erected in W snington for the purpose Of
selling niture. carpets and House.
FURNISHINGS on credit
Dt"a u or ration to inspire the public
with \ Zee. nr VI absolute safety iii pur-
chasing goods upon credit-that's our
strong hod. Our methods have gained
their confidence. and having gained It
never tail 10 retain it. We requue no
notes. simp. y your promise to pay. One
thing weu0 require ID small cash pay
ment 1T time OF purchase the balance IS
easily arranged In small weekly or
monthly payments Our furniture is
butt after the approved designs vi today
and our CARPETS are ss well selected aud
einbudy ~ handsome and desirable COL
OIing- Us can I've found IN any house in
this city. Satisfy yourself on thi. point
by visiting Us.
We are selling Q Plush or Hair Cloth
Parlor suite Tor &2S cash, $50 On time;
bix-Ioot Oak Extension Tables, S4.2o
cash. ~. 80 on time: Eight loot Oah
Extension Tabies. o..O cash. 81 ON
time; Eorty-pound Hair Mattress, $50
cash. ~ on tine; Brussels Carpet, 6Oc.
per yard cash, TIE. OH time; Ingram
CARPET, :t)c. per yard cash, 40c. OH time.
All carpets made and laid tree OF extra
cost No charge Tor waste In matching
figures.
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WrIx Luyds' GREATEsr REMEphd r ."
TO wear one of Aunt Rachel iuns The greatest
icaied psa WIZ cnnsumption and contagious
SSi.ease and curative of ihross ana an lung com
nisints known. You only have 70 wear % one 70
Appreciate its value. sold oy AUNT RACHEL
P.n Co Passsic ". j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

A Gupx 4 Bro, artistic florists, now occupy
80 bn,Idiug. 1924 street.
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Pure Oid Kye Whisky, years old. 75c. qt
1t' METzaER's FINE GROCERY, Az 7th st. NV.
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Royal Glue mends everything! 10 cents. l

st. NV ne
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"kOckbridge Rye" finest made, "A per gall
Ion; q quart bottle LYScn's. 4Ol 9th st. w.
jai6sdw,tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Old Port Wine, Soc large bot MEIzaER's.1"
Tharp's Delicious Table Wines and His
Celebrated sold Rye herkley."
When you are in need OF wines and liquors,
either as tonic or beverage. be exceed
ingly particular from whom you select to pur-
chase these articles from, or else you may fall
into sad error and buy them from some ire
sponsible party, and obtain that which is abso-
lutely poisonous and deeterious to health. and
possibly good manners. Good wines and liquors
can always be used in moderation, which is
beneficial, but when abused it has the contrary
effect, which is not the fault Of the wine or
liquor, but the party who abuses the privilege.
When you desire choice table wines or some of
that Old Nectar-''the Old Rye Berkley' 20
direct to the reliable Wholesale and retail wine
and liquor establishment Of Mr. JAMES THAR,
1T el6 street northwest. fee-tf
None Name 1t but to Praise.
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No g.
A marvel of hghtness and swiftnesa
JAZZ Office 437 9Th st. NV.
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Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa,
delicious fat producing drink which does mo-
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I. b. Towxrn 4 Sos,
OkY GOODS DEALERA
1910 eth u. q. ~,
Have Just received line of Lght Dreee 6ooda In
Tsns and Modes. SerRes and Henriettas from 2dc
TO FL =
B.ack Goods, all wool, from Soc to q.
Fruit OF the Loom klesched Cotton, BIC
Madras Drapery, in all shades, rsiucsa to &c.
sale. -
lO-4 Unbleached sheeting, 15c.
10-A Bleached Sheeting, lie.
Best Bleached Shestsnx. lV-4 wide 26c.
Pillow Case Cotton. b, ~, IN and l5c. So
Blankets at cost pTices. a.
Out.nG FLANNEL IN short lengths. Worth l2ac Only
black CashuS(rs shawls fromsl. so to s1o
Uur Renpnnt counter IL very attracttvs An GRADES
Of Dress Goods. Black and colors, from 10 ysrds
We hsvs Just OF ensd new line Of Stamped Insns,
very attrace1ve. NJ - =
Lsdiss' Nusiin Uslsrvsar In ssss variety and bot
Roys' Windsor Ties. Regular price. 25c. Only loc
Gents ScaTfs Worth 25c. For this ssls iGc
wsbstsss L.I D,ctona.y givsa me to cash Gus
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Pure Old Rye Whisky, 4 years Old, Toe. {
1t" METZaER's FINE GRoCEnY, AT 7th st. H. w.

Coughs From Colds. Consumption and
other lung trouble from coughs. Cure yours with
PSo's Cure for Consumption. Druggists. z5c.
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FINANCIAL.


FIDELITY
'A'~'. si'"oen
year.
y and pay Il S.t At m. r.,s os sn hs.
,on i''N series OF ''0oh nov oPen Cor sub.cnv
Offers unprecedented oppor,up,t, %, ,n,.-
ua.,,o,,, IVY ~ '"''>
0'AAio'a SAu0nsi banh
ak R ptN"NAN .rr--ia-nt
GEORGE W LEACH. "a ~. r '-A,ssr
GEORGE GIBSON $500, , SsSre.ry
mo T. Attorney
= - -..--.---.l
Iur n aTroxIr
.r. n-,
sANiNas
rRusr coMPaN
0ohNEH 10Th 81 AND NE" fohA AVE-
cu.prrprn my spvcr.r ACT ar coxaprss
,.,r.Ry .. ,sr-
'ANeAhh =. 100"
eofssniheo uhoef SCI Oh eonsres' oe'"o'' l. ieSo'
And special .e' Of Congress February Is. is'a
c.p,r.r oxr Mr., tox no,,.ps
Nh' o>A AAAioS DSS-
.-u..... .....-.-...- ..--.... - a..
eheO'of sonn'sfs'of' susrsn VI '"e "
tetes of rntor. c,r,ttsa os thu .~tstas NJ iunstx
~ Wv
receiver, ssssnee and any every
ees1ip'0h-
VIM. , -. 1850
uaiS attendance. and kept without change whso The
''mpah' named executor or trustee
anu M ward and allow. interest tbereon
=, -
s,., .sco,a an. ,,r, :, en-. -,
hrs'' SECOND ana thro Gays o. the month VII draw IN
terest from the nrst day.
Loans money upon estate and security
s s'N'ass real estate sna othef seeuhiues u
GUMS OF 800 and upward.
son ans 40 - - - -. :
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COMMENTING on the action Of that old remedy,
BxrToN's infallible pile salve-prioe, Soc,
every sufferer who has ever had piles and used
IL pronouncss il perfection in nc lion and result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

L. bRIEYB AND hECORpe TAINTED - =
-----==--TH THE Law nEPORTkk co..
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AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
IMPRoxLD BY 2;sIokl FRAME HOUSE, on
OPPOSITE SENATOR sAwYERs RESIDENCE.
BEING 1913 TWENTIETH STREET NORTH
We viii sell ct auction on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF EkBkUARi. lse2 AT HALL
having ronass Of ~ fest running public alley IN
rear.
years, secured By dssd q tIp:s Ct 3 Hs5 cent
fs23-dkds Auctiopssrs.
eP-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on 40
count Of the rain until TUESDAY. AAkCH FiksIs
'-''' RATCLIFFk DAkR q CO..
fe2r-dkda AucttonsarA
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fe28-stl

It's the best selling thing on our shelves is
what druggists say of Salvation Oil. rs cts. 6
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;. Heller, 40 It'll st., is making speciality in
Ladies and Childrens Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling. Also cures Dandruff. fe27.5t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

a. dude d Bro, Artistic Florists, have re-
moved to their new store, 1924 F St 1t
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Z" Member Of tile hsshington STOCK Exchanxe
GUkLEl STEVENS,
Heal Estate liIs end StOcl Brokers' l.EL5 Fs
keal estate BOUGHT. sold and Local securi-
ties bought and sold. Money loaned listed securi-
ties and real estate spe,ial attention ~
Sestnents- la-s-u
The UNITED Sr.rrs
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
1913 ST, WASHINGTON n. q,
Enables you 20 ST OP paylng REM by Applyln 49,
10 the PURCHASE OF a HOME.
Pays interest on savings depOsitei any amount
per cent inteI est paid sl-Cial delusIts The
date they made. W. y HOGE, President.
)as3n 7. {. DANIEL. Secretary.
THE AMERICAN CASUALTY INSURANCE AND.
l. SECURITY COMPANY OF BALTIMOKE CITY.
CAPITAL. II. 100000
For small annual premium this company pre-
pared to issue bonds for holding POSITIONS q
trust. Thereby relieving them beIns under olli~s-
tions t. friends and othvrs.
A. p. PARDON 4 co.
Ol5 l4th II. a. ~,
fel1-lm Agents for District Of Columbia.
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ID ATcLIFFE. DARR . CO.. Aucsioneers.
N SxO fs. q y.

n ATcLiffE. pAhR . CO.. A1 ss,s ne
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE On NINTH STREET BETWEEN ID
STREET AND MAINLAND AVENUE NORTH.
EAST, BEING HOUSES No. 4Op AND 425 NINTH
STREET.. BY AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH SEVENTH,
lsss2. at HALFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. We viii ssll
SUB LOTS IS AND So.
IN SQUARE No. 9J7
Lot As fronts Is fest 9h by the depth thereof
to concerted alley. and II improved b twostory
and basement BRICK house. containing rooms. bsth
and all modern improvements. and 10 house No. 4OA
Lot 3 fronts l. feet. with depth of 100 feet to 80
foot alley IN the and q 15oot alley the side
with back building. and contains 8 rooms. bath and
all modern conyenences. and 40 No. 425 Both
houses are compete in every detail have cn porchss.
with stone terrace stsIs and stone terrace coping
Terms Of sale each house: One-thard cash bal
and years with interest Of the rate Of
per cent per annum. payable semi annually. and
cured by Ted Of the premises sold ali cash.
at the option Of the purchasers deposit Of two
hundred doars required At the time Of sale Terms %
be complied with fifteen days the rht 10 reserved
the risk and cost Of the defaultinx Pur
chaser purchasers. AL conveysncing. rscordings
&c, at the cost of the purchaser
fe25-dkds RATCLIFFE, DARR q CO, AactA
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GRAND CONCERT
MASONIC TEMPLE,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH /, 8 O'CLOCK,
For the henefit OF
BURNSIDE WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS, NO. 4.
William Z, Morgan. Conductor.

I. Overture. Morning, Noon and Might" Suppe,
section Georgetown Orchestra. = CanZanetta. In.
Herrmann Mazurka, Wienia VIZ XII (vio solos); Mr.
Anton knspar; $. Tenor solo. selected. Mr. frank
Baxter. 4. InternlezZo SinIUrnIco, Cavaleria kus-
tcana. Mascaxni The Coquet. Characteristic Dance
Sousa section Georxet9wn Orchestra .. Rise. Sleep
No More" .enctlict, Philharmonic Quartet. Misses
Mesds. Law. Stidhan and Shepherd. u. Twelfth
Rhapsoe (iano so!o). List, Prof. Arnold W. Meyer
Miss Dobbins = Selection from the opera Faust"
Gounod section Georgeto wn Orchestra. T. Bird song,
thuts obIisato. MIR. E. W, stone). no.. washington
4 ost march. Souss. Columbia Musical Club (bansus.
maldolins and xuitsrs). IL. Waltz. ARTIST Life.
Strauss, section Georgetown Orche ira. II. .'Star
Spangled Banner" lsoo and chorus,, solo, Miss Grace
McCulloch +. =. Foster conductor. The audience 10
cordially invited to unite in SINGING the chorus with
the Philharmonic Quartet and orchestra.
Kese we'd seat. SIC. For sale at Metzerott's.
AIISs GRAHAM WILL ORGANIZE A SATUR-
NV, II to O'Clock.
WaltZinx q specially. fe200ts
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GROGA ANS
AN N TIL CREDIT HoU Sc,
,a3O $40. 81 and s23 7th It, n. ".
g Il o G A N 9

1T DOESN'T MAKE MUCH DIFFERENCE
where shoe is made what psrtic kind of leather
enters into its composition II the shoe in question
looks well. wears well and is comfortable that's the
shoe we're looking for. and this shoe can be
had at price much lower than 10 usually exacted BY
dealers Tor similar Qualities then the time it be-
comes famous. People commence to talk about It, and
it enoyss boom. 30 to speak That's just what hap
pened long time to the celebrated g. 20 Ahoe in.
sroduced in Washington by Messrs WILSON CARR
Of 8.9 street northwest. And the boom still con.
tinues. -
The ladies regard It with much favor. for they know
1t is positive luxury for tender feet. and they are
offered choice between duh glaze finish Ladies
well gentlemen NAV please their fancy 40 to
shape-brosd. medium toe. The O.. SO shoe
for men built comfortable last in appear.
snce and Is pronounced by those who them to be
the best for the money sold in WaahinGton To-
morrow would b sood time to get pair. fs94-4t
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fcpis- HstAirDq su4
z~u-rr-
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ro.ayrrrEs, 81. so. HEMPLER's s, ASS Pa av
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Don't Fail to Call and see the new 6-piece
Parlor Suite. mahogany finish frames. uphoI-
stored in tapestry and silk plush spring edge,
only $40 Also Solid Oak Chamber Suites, 3
pieces French bevel mirror 24x3O inches,
$22. so. $40 80 and $3.50 Can't be duplicated
in Washington at same price.
AL Carpets at cost.
A new stock OF Mattings and Baby Carriages.
Prices very low. THOMAS ID. SINGLETON,
fel62t 4l5 18th 81. INV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Dog Collars Engraved and Razors honed
free. Call and look at The New Patent Razor
Shopping Machine. WALFoRps, ATT Pa. ave.1~
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Gov. TurTLr AND PARTY Of New Hampshire
visited Fort Myer yesterday, and on their ie-
turn were photographed at RIcE's STUDIO, IZi'-
l0-lS Pa ave NV.
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HOODS PILI9-Ths bsst liver invigorator and
General esthsrtic. oentls. but psomps and s1c.snt
Price. % CENTS Per box 3
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A 'Ai'
comedy from The Garden The.;sr SsS YORK; i"s 's'e
e. g. r. Fl
{! t { E.. { E.. ::
Monday February - =. ~ and a'fns1t week.
LEW
PP StksTAbER,s
MI sTkELs.
MlN~1RELS.
fe2I Seats now ON sale.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
Nj f. H soTHERN,
Under the management. OF Mr.. Daniel Frohman.
TONIGHT-Last time OF
THE DANCING GIRL.
Henry Arthur Jones' greatest ama as presented by
Mr. Sothern three months at the Lyceum Theater.
New lorS. and piaye.l two seasons in London.
Next weeS-Daniel FrohmAns New York Lyceum
Theater Success.
THE THE G cH.BtITy Rail Rail
Presented by Mr. Froh ans SPECIAL ROAD CON-
PANl, organized tor this tour. and with all new
scenery and accessories.
Sale of seats now in progress. 1t
X NIGHTS OF PYTHIAs HALL.
TArsn. Nv pv y ni 4. BE-, II and Ley oc,ocv
PHoSodEhRH AND AErIsf tH;' Ia nHlfSaA'
CONCERT
BY no s BY s talent
PIANIST: Pro-: Phi;r Burkhardt. zither; Mr. Geo. d:
reproduce various records on the pionogrsph and
pain its mechanism and uses General admission
ris tyfa seats Sn aie =,
forinsuce till IL A. pm. fe.1-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

MI direct imported sherries rank above
those commonly sold in trade. Rare old wnis-
kiss and ma.ured current liquors In t1rst hand
California wines chosen from best speciaIty
arovsra CHR- XANpER 9O9 18th st. NV.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-10-13

Paris that Archbishop Sprrican, of New
York, and Archbishop Ireland, of St. Paul,
MIMI, will be made cardinals at the COM
ing papal consistory.
Two mining prospcctors William Cor
let of Galveston and Henry Gosford, for
merly ofSt Paul. were on Sep. 10 devour-
ed by mountain lions near Kootenai Lake.
B. c.,
An Ottawa, Ont. special says: The DOM
inion government has just been notified by
the British government that British man.
of-war has been ordered from the Pacific
to at once proceed to Vladivostock, Russia,
to investigate the recent seizures of Canadi-
an vessels by Russian cruisers and to offer
relief to those crews who still may be in
the custody OF the Russians.
The trial of Sir Gilbert Edward Campbell
and others associated with him.in series
of frauds on persons ambitious for literary
fame terminated at the Old Bailey, Lon
don, on a verdict of guilty. Sir Gilbert
Edward Campbell was sentenced to
eighteen months imprisonment at hard
labor, he appearing on the evidence, to
have been guilty stool pigeon, rath er
than principal in the fraudulent schemes.
-Four others were given sentences ranging
from fifteen months to eight years. Sir
Gilbert Edward Campbell is an Irish noble
man of Carrick- Buoy in the county Of
Donegal. He was about tifty-tour years of
age and was formerly captain in the
Ninety second Highlanders. The first
baronet was his grandfather, Sir Robert
Campbell, who died in 1856.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-10-13
People in Print.

Maj. Stewart, who was on Grants staff
during the war; died suddenly in Washing
ton.
N. 3. Holway, the heaviest hemlock
lumber operator in the West dies q, La
Crosse.
TIL" large, richly furnished room in Rich
ard Wagner's house at Bayreuth is now
kept closed like tomb by his widow.
Lady Somerset in her zeal in the te,n per
ance cause, has descended into mines to
address the miners in the sunless depths
William Durgan, the smallest member OF
the Masonic fraternity known, being only
forty inches high, died suddenly at his
home in Shullsburg, Iowa.
The engagement is amour ced Of Lieut..
Jephson, who was member Of the last
Stanley expedition, to a daughter of
Addison Head of San Francisco.
Maj. E. H. Evans, who otficiated as
marshal at the hanging of thirty ght
Sioux Indians at Mankato. Mimi. il 1862.
died at his home in Garden City, Mimi,
aged IS years.
Annie Wilson Patterson. composer and
conductor III Dublin, is the only woman
doctor OF music in the kingdom, with the
exception OF the princess Of Wales.
Emperor William of Germany has sent a
gold watch to Marquis Mancebo, Brazil
ian. as reward tor the aid which he ren-
dered to the captain Of a German bark burn
ed at Rio Janeiro
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-10-13
Gossip of the Sports.

Washington has released three men to re-
duce expenses.
All that the country asks now of Corbett
whip blower Mitchell and close his
mouth.
The Pacific Athletic club of San Fran
cisco has offered purse of $4,000 for a
twelveround fight between Joe Goddard
and Peter Jackson.
Parson Davies said that he would, on be-
half OF Peter Jackson. accept the offer Of
the Pacific Athletic Club Of San Francisco
to fight Joe Goddard for a purse Of $40, 0O0.
Goddard, who is also in this city. also says
the offer suits him and lie is ready 10 make
the fight.
Mrs. Libbic. spond, BITTER known as
Hattie Leslie, the champion female pugil-
isl OF the world. died in Milwaukee at the
Exchange hotel from typhoid pneumonia.
She gained the title of champion by de-
feating Alice Leary i'll fight to finish
with skin-tiyht gloves on Sept. is, 1888,
for 500 and the worlds championship.
LaBlunch. the marine. got six months for
seconding her in this fight. The body will
be sent to her old home in Buffalo. n. y.
for burial. Mrs. Spond was twenty-three
years old and in fighting trim weighed 1S5
pounds.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-10-13
General News,

Four tn ousand miles ofnew railway will
be laid this year.
The American Type Founders company,
a trust, has So, 600, 600 capital.
Cholera disappears completely in New
York, but is worse than ever in Berlin.
A Washington man raises serious ques
ton concerning the electoral college.
A careless undertaken in Washing ton
CAUSES a diphtheria epidemic which has
thus Tar resulted in fifteen deaths
a national convention ofGerman Catho-
lies opens at Newark, n. J. These people
favor Cahenslysm.
A long distance telephone is successfully
operated between Boston and South Bend,
Ind.
The Pan Presbyterian Council at Toron-
to, declared for the unrestricted immigra
ton of Chinese to the United States.
The hG!y off. c. Vaughn, an old resident
cinnati crematory.
Miss Mccormick, of Chicago, who is in
New York insane asylum, has an estate Of
So. 900. GOO.
There are over 800 cars OF grain for Next
CO side-:racked between Eagle Pass and San
Antonio. Tex.
Mary Coleman was awarded IS, 600 dam
ages in suit at Joliet, ILL.,, against John
Clarkson. for breach of promise. She is 81
years old and he 80.
The rumor that the Carnegie people had
decided to discharge the non-union men at
HON es: cad and close down the plant was
emphatically denied by H. c. Prick.
The Wisconsin supreme court renders a
decision in the second gerrymander case
holding the gerrymander to be unccnstitu-
tional,
A suit is brought by the states attorney
in Chicago against the Reading coal COM
bine to restrain it from doing business in
Cook county.
Western and Eastern coal sales agents. in
session in New York, have decided to
! make no change in present prices. The
| October tonnage was not fixed.
1t is reported that the mills controlled by
| the paper trust, of which William Miller is
| president, will be closed until thu middle of
November, rendering idle about Sc, 900 men
! throughout the country.
| 1t is reported that the State Of Louisian o
| lost hundreds of thousands of dollars
during the reconstruction period through
| fraud in the matter of the direct tax re-
funded by the federal government.
4 The official figures of the gubernatoriai
vote of the Maine election gives Cleaves
81, 5s5; johnson. 65.073; Massey (Pro.) 1871:
Knowiton (Labor) 1850; Bateman (Peo.l
3005: scattering. H. Total l2o, 6aG Cleaves'
plurality, 1852.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-10-13
WANTS A DIVORCE
He Has II Grievance

Chicago Oct. S.-Evcryone in Mihneap,
lis knows Lou Watson, gay, rich Young n ,,.am
that he Is, well dressed and thorough! W.. W.,
liked in the circle i'll which he moves, u.".
now he is figuring in Chicago ui'oi'e
court. ., e,c+
.'What is your full name:, was .ns , II, .,
question put to IL young. well dfesseu ii"i.
with his hair parted in the middle us ne , s".
in the witness chair before Judge 'o''''''
this morning.
Louis Edward Weber" ,.,,
..When and to whom were you hair''":
.Scpt. ., 1883, to May Mack at Mihheap-
oils"
'DcScribc her. ,,,. 80 o,o
..She is Il hrunettrtwc one years OF age
and weighs about 12O pounds.
what was the trouble between YOU
ut began in Minneapolis. | was lniorHe,,
that she was unluly intimate with Low
Watson of that city, and she conleSseu ~ ~
IIpon her promise to do better l came ~
Chicago and am now the manager ana nua
pr for the Leader. After we located mere
she continued her relations with watson.
Mr.. Weber then stated that his Wlfe Sue1
him for separate maintenance on the grou 1l',l
of cruelty. and when he filed an answer Sii'
abandoned her ease and it went by, default
Mamie Cog. nurse, teStiiled tl;t MrS
Weber had been in the habit OF going oul
visiting considerably and staying out al
night. After the cross bill was filed by
Weber Mrs. Weber went to the Lexington
hotel and registered as Mrs. Adams.
The evidence will be considered
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-10-13

London oct. S.-Charlcy Mitchell the pu-
giliSt, was brought up OH remand in the Bow
street police court to-day to answer to the
charge OF committing an UnprOy0kctf-> as
Sault upon George Salvage. the aged kMN
OF IL lodging nous" in the Strand. The mag
iStratc before whom the case was heard told
Mitchell that the class he belonged TO was
worthless and Il menace to society. and SELL
fenced him to two months imprisonment ut
hard labor. Among those who testified
against Mitchell WAS an inspector Of police
who said there had been previous convic-
tons against the prisoner. He added that
Mitchell was Il most dangerous man. While
the evidence was being given TO support the
charg" against him he became very excited
ana abusive. He called one witness 4 liar
but was promptly suppressed by the court
Mitchell left the dock protesting tina, Wit
ncSScS had no, been called in his behalf adj
ding: ''no You call this ju>licr:" Tn" mag
*lraie Stcrnly said t" the court officers:
"lsrovr that man." Later Mitchell coun-
sci apnra!rd from the sentence. The solc-
lior a:'kptl for III" prisoners release bur
the magistrate" declined 10 arrclr to til" re-
quest. lie said That the police must REPORT
in IL" s7'iiiary course. Mitchell was there
for" Ir'i""rd 10 the Holloway jill III the
prison van.