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The Old Original Remedy Leads.

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The Michigan penitentiary has a
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A resident of Hucksville, Nd, has
a COW that eats chickens.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03

and 1t still rankles in his bosom.
1t is not surprising that such a
man should be utterly without IN
fiuence among his people.
The indianapolis Freeman, that
stalwart defender of the rights OF
ali, whether high or low, rich OF
Door, provided only that they are
right, sizes up Timothy L. Fortune
with an analytical analycise thai
will bring an amen from the lips o
every man who reads it. FOrtune
assumes to be "a statesman, ou
really he Is nothing but a smile
and he will lot long be even mat
if he crosses the path OF homes
|ipurnaiIst.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
POOR TIMOTHY T.

The erratic, unstable and inordi-
nately ambitious Timothy T. For
tune having made an uDprovoked
assault upon prominent gentle.
man shows by an article in the last
issue of the "Age" that he has not
sufficient manhood to apologize to
a gentleman whom he had wrong.
ed nor sufficient honesty to make a
straight forward statement in
regard 10 the matter. ANY one
reading the editorial referred to, il
not fully acquainted with the facts
would get the impression that Mr..
Bruce's card to the Star was pub
lished after Fortunes attack, and
was reply to said attack.
Whereas the truth is, the card
was published nearly a week before
and it is but reasonable to assume
that Fortune had already seen it.
Fortune, in this, as in every
thing else is unfrank and dishonest
He had as we stated in a recent
issue of this paper. a grieyerce,
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRIS TIAN ASSOCIATION

will give their first annual excur-
sion on Wednesday Sept. 7lh, '92,
Glymont, the most beautiful of
the summer resorts On the Poto~
mac, the Palace Steamer Wakefield
and an orchestra under the direc-
ton of Prof. Samuels of the Unit~
ed States Marine Band, are the
attractions offered. The commit
tee on arrangements. composed as
it is ofsuch vel! known gentlemen,
as Mr.. J. H Mer;wether, r. W. TOmp
kins, Mr.. Lie. Bailey, Maj. @. A
Fleetwood, Mr.. David Warner Mr..
R. II. TERRELL, Mr., John b. Butch>
er aud others, is a sufficient guar
antee as to the character Of the
excursion. Special inducements
are held out to such families as
desire TO spend the entire day at
Glymont. Boat leave the Alex
andrla Ferry wharf, foot OF
7th street, $50 a. m. and $50 P M.
For full particulars, see small
bills. advt.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
A Double TraCedv

News has been received of a terrible
tragedy near Cato, Cayuga county. Y. 7.
it appears that boy while cutting bun.
dies for a threshing machine, accident
ally caught the feeders hand, which g
infuriated him that he Immediately
caught up the lad and threw him into the
'apidly revolving cylinder. where he va
ground to atoms before any one present
'ouid raise hand to prevent him. The
brother Of the unfortunate lad witnessed
-he bloody deed, and lost no time u
ETeaklng vengeance upon the muriersr
de felled him to the floor with a pitch
'ork, and while he lay writhing from ths
eject thereof the brother repeatedly
plunged the fork through his body, DOL
eeaSlng until he was dead. All ih5
'hreshing hands stood by and witnessed
the TWO tragic deaths, which oecurr1'
80 quickly that they were powerlsss %
prevent them, .
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
WEST WAsHIN GT0N NOTES.

Mrs. Fannie saunders has re
turned from Va. Be niue I'M
proved in health
Miss Lula Pope and Mr.. Daniel
Thompson have returned from
New Po,t, R. l. where they, h"Ve
been spending their summer v"ca-
ion
Robinson PAX Sep. S5h 1892
Capitol City Band will b. th7'7
Patrlarcby Commandsry N. AZ
have been invited = give an eXhl
biton drill at Robinson's Park Sept
the 8th. Come see them drill.
4 large number OF ladies metat
the residence of Mrs. NJ haz H.
berry. P street, II. w. Oh Thursday
evening, and organized an AuXll-
ary CLUB No. 2 to the West Ed
Vigilant Hall Committee, q. W.
.. OF o. F. The following are
the officers of the cub: Ms. Mar
saret Lazenberty, President; Mrs
Julia Thigh mau, Vice; Mrs Mary
Turner, Treasurer; Mrs. Ella Don
aIdson, Secretary; NJ iss Mary Lew
is Asst. Secretary.
The lawn party and reception
of the West En- d Vigilant Hal
Committee to be given at R"blu-
son Park, 18th and Florida Ave;
Thursday evening of. next week
promises to be one of the grandest
| entertainments ever given By the
| a ssociation. The Park will be IL
Illuminated with Chinese lantern
an d torches. Music by the Capl
/ tol City Band Orchestra. Admls
sion % cents.
| The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Dod
| son. very estimable lady OF thi
place, took place Sunday Afternoon
| frnrn Mt Tinn, NJ I. church an
IDaughters OF TIbltha and Goo
Samaritan Societies, of which de
ceased was a member, attende
in a body. Rev. Henry CAIRO
oficiated. Intermeut Mt. ZIo
Cemetry.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
pFIL'S BOTTOM LIQUOR
TRAFFIC.

The fanatics of TIA" vat'nuS mora
virtuous Y. NJ. c. A. w. {. L. u.
and other nrgauiz atoms made
heavy war on selling lqnor in the
ssbottomn last year, and succeeded
for a day, in closing the front doors
of ALI the saloons in the prescribed
limits of the aeighborhooG For
eacb front door closed three
"speak easies" dew open IN the
rear or on the side. Now We have
more open bar-roOms than we haG
when the down town and uP town
religious semi christian moral horn
blow.rs sickened the community
with their cant and hypocracy.
The result of the crusade in the
sbo;tem" has been just what AL
ersinent lawyer SAID to the open
board Of Commissioners. ihis
will result in depriving the te"
c5Iored men of a license to sell IL
ourr. but it will increase the oppor
tunities of the white man to cot
tInue the business and increase BIZ
colOred custom. There is more il
amor now ia the "bOttOm" thar
ever before. When you move tC
deprive men of their rights unde
the law, by prescribing them, o'
name, locality or neigh0orhooc
Lney will strike back and Strlk'
hard. This has been done in tha
part of the city known by the ia
natics as "helPS bottom" bu
which in reality and truth is
paradise to some other portions c
the city. This paper Is al enem
to prescription in any feature
form or manner, and expresses II
broad contempt for meddlln
preachers and psalm singers an
0GS, UAIO tIHssy ~e,~-sur----------
to soar their regulations.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
NIAGARA FALLS y LARLY
AUTUMN.

TIE third excursion to Niagara rails via
Royal Blue Line over new route, has been
arranged for Thursday, Sept. Sth. A special
tion, Washington, al 7.S5 A NJ, and Cam len
Sta ZION, Baltimore. at S.+5 a. NJ, passing
through the scenic Wyoming and Lehigh val
leys the Pennsylvania coal fields, and arriv-
ing at Niagara Falls Il midnight. No more IA.
vorable date for he excursion cOu d be select
ed, as early autumn is the most pleasant sea-
son in the northern lake region, and travelling
is then the most comfortable. Tickets will be
good to stop off al Buffalo, the weird glen On
oko Maunch Chunk and ElmiTs, near Wat
kinS' Glen, and as tickets have ten day limit
ample time will be aff oded for side trips TO the
famous resorts in southern Canada aud north =
ern New York State. Round trip from Wash
ington and Baltimore 5000.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
THE COMING ELECTIONS.
Three Important State Contests Within d
Next Threa VEaeEs

Three Important State Contests Within the
Next Three Weeks.
-Four States have already held tber
general State elections of 1S92-OregOB
iii June, Louisiana and Rhode IsIandD
April and Alabama early in this month
The next general election will be held iD
Arkansas on Monday, September ). when
\ Governor will be chosen. Ou Tuesday,
September 8, Vermont will elect a Goy.
ernOr. Maine will follow on Monday
September 12. The leading orators Of
both parties will speak in that STATE iD
'he meantime. and the result there viii
oc watched with e at keen interest which
Maine elections always elicit in Presidsn-
t'aI years. Georgia is the only October
State this year. Her State election aiD
AXE place on Wednesday, October ), and
the Farmers Alliance will contest Demo
cratic supremacy. The other States vii
all hold their State election OF Noy-mbs'
5, the day of the Presidential election.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
DEATHS.

DR.. c, NJ. Hammett. Health Officer
presents the following eport tor tne
week ending August II, lo92
Number of Deaths, 133; white
SO. colored, so. Death rate per
1000 per annum: white, "A Q;
colored, 800. Total population,
26.6. Al were under five years OF
age. 80 were under on year old
and 26 over 60 years. % of the
deaths occurre in hospitals and
public institutions.
The dea hs by classes were as
follows: Zymolic, 81; constltu-
tlonal, 30; Local, 81; Develops
mental, II; violence. 8.
The principal causes of death
were: diphtherla, 3; c0nsumptlon'
IS; diagrhoeal, 20; typhoid fever
4; malaria fever, 3, pneumonia
4; bronchitis, l; kidney diseases,
5; meningitis, 4; cancers 4.
Births reported: SO " hite males
28 VIII te females; "A c"loret
males, 19 colored females.
Marriages rep, r'ed: q white
3 colored Still, births repor ed
? white; I co.rred
Tue slight increase III the nun
Der of deaths during the past Weel
over that of the preceding week
OF owing 10 the prevalence Ol al
particular disease, but may Iathe
be attributed TO the cOntlnu' Il hisI
Temperature of the atmosphere
OF the 1873 who died A were chlI
dren under five years OF age al
Is were persons over sixty yeaI
old. There Was a largt lhc. ease
cases Of CONSUMPTION, equal 10 nit
Der cent, ami diarrhUeal cou
plants equal to thirty three Pc
cent. But thIee deaths from ulpt
liberia, OF ali the contagious ul
ease, indicate notable absence {
this class OF maIadlts. The iou
fatal cases OF typhoid lever al
somewhat below the ave age
this season of the Sear. The Col
tinued influence OF the 'IhhueDzs
Is to be seen IN the five deatt
! fIom acute lung diseases aud III III
! same number OF kidney Disorder
the most of which were Ot chIOI
lc character.
!, Much is being mentioned in Il
/ Press IN regard to the adVan'
of the ASlatlC Cholera westWar
FROM Europe. Az yet no sign
its presence has been reported
the Faculty. Great attention
given by the authorities at Ne
= York and other sea.cOast cities
the physical condition of emIgran
and emigrant-carryin ships, wi
. a view of the prompt arrest OF th
dread invader. But it should
y remem bered that the great chole
y ,,,.irsa...iss--aGss122 22-Game into q
u bec In Canada, aud that of 18.
came into the western stat
q d through the city. of New Orlea
IL In whatever way it may appear
u this juncture, it may be safe
assumed that this disease, which
especially born of filth and 6ltl
habits of living in closely pack'
tenement houses, can never pI
vail to any alarming extent in
city so clean and thoroughly vent
lofoH q q fhIc
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
BEWARE OF TIE GULLS
to soar their regulations.

EAgain we warn the public, be.
ware of the fish hawks, "sea gulls"
commissioner of this, aud the other
enterprise that will food tie city
during encampment week. Some
10 these shcemers will appear be-
fore y0u as pious preachers, pro-
fessors and agents all clothed in
the great moral gsrb that preten-
ders put on when they work an
unsuspecting community. Don't
give uF a penny, nickle or dollar
until you are soIidly convinced
that you are not being duped.
We warn this community and
all who come here to the encamp-
ment not TO give penny to the
sheme for a national monument
That is a fraud and your money
will be thrown away, that is if
you intend for it to 60 to the e
rection of a monument to Lincoln,
Sumner, Grant and The Black
Phalanx' of the rebellion. The
colored press of the country tells
you this, we hope you will take
heed and be governed accordingly.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
BUREAU NOTES.

Misses Mary L. Price, Eu|a L.
Ross, Emma E. Greene, Emma
Bowles and Miss Marie Wells
are away on their annual leave.
Miss Mamie Brown has suffi-
ciently recovered to perform her
official duties.
Ten more printers assistants are
to be appointed in the Bureau.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
EXCURSION TO LURAY CAvERNS'

On Tuesday, August Is, the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad will sell eAcuI siIn ~
tickets to Luray, Va, for s3'9O ioT INC
round trip from Washington. Inc tiain n
with Pullman palace cars attaeheu, VIM
leave at $40 a. m. and will arrive at Lu-
ray at 1:37 p. M. Returning VIII Leave leave
Luray at 6:33 p. M, arriving at "asnlng-
ton at ILLS p. M, allowing five hours m
at the caverns. Tickets will be go0d on
above train only, and will include sd-
mission to the caverns and services oil the
guide.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
REUNION OF OLD SAILORS AND
SOLDIERS.

Two coming important ever IS of int. r
est to sailors and soldiers OF the late war
will be the Reunion of the Naval V, ter
ans at Baltimore, September l st to 10th
and the En- ampment of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic at Washington, com.
mencing SEPTEMBER 10th. Immediately
after the Sailors Reunion. Interest in
the reunion will be heightened by the
presence OF the Whit. Squa iron in the
harbor OF Baltimor'. TIL G. A. r. En-
campm' Mt will be- the Occasi, of the
grt ateSt military asnmblage in Wash
ingtOn since tie Grand Rev ew of 1865
following the fall of Richmond. For
both Of these events the Baltimnr and
Ohio Railroad vii II tickets at greatly
reduced rates. r,cke Is will be sold from
September 18th to 10th in lusive, valid
for return journey until October roth.
During the Eucampment at Wa>hi g.
ton the Bait more AMI Ohio will run EX
cursions daily to G ttysbmg, Harper's
Ferry, and the Virginia battl, fipl , t. all
Of which points tickets will be sold at
low rates. The Baltimore and Ohio is
the familiar route to thousand of yete
rams who travelled over it early in the
sixties as raw I, cruits to join the ranks.
For deta led information as to time of
trains and rates az syly 10 the nearest B,
and 0. Agent. 1-t.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
a DAYS OUTING AT BAY yRrDGr

Such pastim"s as boating, bathing,
fishing. ssiiling. crabbiI Ig. DelghttTi
picnic g'oun,s: 81, ciric ears: avity
road; free concerts; dancing; a ride Oi six
ty miles oil the steamrr Columhi, for In
cents. Stason closes Sept. 6. b. & o.
trains at 9:l S a. R., l:30 p. n., and 3:15
?. m: Sundays at 9:35 a. ~, l:30 p. NJ,
3:l5 p. m. 81 round trip.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
WAS HE RIGHT OK WAS lie
WkONG.?
Col. VIM. A.PLEDGER SPEAKS

The republican convention If
Georgia met on the 11th and dis.
cussed the advisability of putting
a state ticket in the field which
was decided by large party vote
not to place state ticket in the
field and with what party the re-
pubilcans will combine is not
known. Col. W. w. Pledger fore
ed the nomination uf an entire
state ticket. The Atlanta Cons.i-
tuition has this to say about Col
PIedger:
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03

LIE contract for the banner NJ
Tue " Black Phalahx" has been
a"arded to the firm of Burton <
OO'' T. between Ninth and lrn,b
streets.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
Bill Pledger Speaks.

The chair then recognized the
gentleman from Clarke aud Bill
Pledger, the eagle orator of the
CONVENTION. commenced to adyo
eating the putting out of state
TICKET. 1t was evident from the
start that he WAS rowing against
the current, but he was listened TO
with close attention aud was fire..
quently Interrupted with applause.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
EXCURSION TO LURAY CAvERNs,

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
run the second popular excursion 10 Lu-
ray Caverns on Friday, September ,.
Round trip rate s. 50 Including admis-
sion to the cayerus. For inr of +. aims
from Baltimore AID int rnedIate sta
tloas to Washington JuortiOu consult
anna nhnl q IL.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03

hERNAN's LYcEUM THEArpr

hERNAN's LYcEUM THEATRE
Pennsylvania avenue aud I1!b 8.
week commencing Monday. Aug
29 Ma'inees Taes. Thurs and tot
First Appearance of
TURNER'S ENGLISH GIRLS
Adel English Burletque show
Lnndon's stage celeb iri4s
20 Bright British B.anti,s ~
TllE OR!GlNALSERPENTINE
DANCERS.
Next We k, Field aud Han
Son'sCOmpany. Il Il
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
Advertise in the BEE.

Rooms with Board: In frs
'ass house and IL a popular par,t
ol 'ne city. Cars p IS The doc
922-1l ST., n
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
New York will go for Harrison
TEN HnIrRs ~

IL ' HOURS ON TIE BAY SHORE
d ana y. torins for Bay Ridge =, n.1z
9:,S 50 ?. M, AIS p. IN S1nda, :,
TcSr To1Dd a. ,' ~ l;5Op. IN. S:I5 p. m. Al Ho ~
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03
CLOSING DAYS AT BAY RIncr

tuesday, Septembet 8, last day. r
ana U. trains at 9:l5 d. 3D.. I;3O n m
4:28 p N. S1udty at 9:35 a. m In
p. m. and 3:i5 ,. N. 81 round trim.
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03

u,ox ruE,cHEsAPEAKE FOR 10
On steamer Columbia from BAY hrns0
Of noon. B md o. trains at 9:lo a. n''
I.,Op m, 4:28 p. m. sl.OO ronnd tr'P'
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03

Entered Al IN \ POST once at
ss second class mail matter.
W.CALEIV CD ASE EDITOR
The Washington bee., 1892-09-03

Published every Saturday at llVs l o'ree'
Northwest, Washington, ID. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-25
SDorting Notes,

Morton, the English runner, made a
,ew record for five miles at Dublin a
couple of weeks ago, and going against
Connects time, 1924, he covered the
distance in % O3. The professional
record is still unbeaten. The four miles
we're covered in 20.04 by Morton. His
record for five miles is 4 As seconds
better than that made by w. G. George
Ehen the latter was in his prime.
Edward Reilly has issued challenge
20 wrestle any lightweight in the coun-
Try, catch-as-catch-can style, best two
lut OF three falls, for purse or stakes
+ 500 to $500 a side. Reilly wreStes
It 1913 pounds.
The IOO-mile race from Coshocton to
PittSburg contemplated yesterday By
he Pittsburg Homing Club was a dis
appointment and q great loss TO the
members of the organization. Not one
II twenty-five birds escaped the storm.
Green Morris says he didn't back
Judge Morrow to any extent.