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Schedule to Mount Vernon.

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week the steamers to Mount Vernon win make
hourly trips. The round-trip rate will remain at
IS cents for that period, including admission to
the mansion and grounds Of Mount Vernon.
These steamers have the exclusive privilege Of
landing At Mount Vernon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

The hammock soon will be retired,
And fathers weary soul
With awful wrath will soon be fred
Concerning gas and coal.
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NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST
eq 8 81 St "o us 1sth ST ST. M
1o 70 Boundary go00 III a it6 st. rear 1900
a6ai aoi, B9und5ry, 5E.i h. iir".. 500
,s 3 h. II al = @ "95 st. h. m T.. ooo
toi to eli ave - wv IFS 9th st. h Or 500 500
= on 81 $500. II 200 ~ st. h. m llr. g 500
i5s 900 sSl' 5ti h. m i sr /. 80 80
rs - to ;ssa st. bh, 900 22l1ss13 9Th ST. bh. 0o
1919 st, h. m i. So and 81 Defrecs st, '''
6rs $500 BIZ. 1r each. 3. 80
90 s"y bet and o l93S Goth st. b h: -.
So % ii PrathsTs ~ l7Es st. h, ~"
liz; Soth.i Ss ,r, ;''''O l7 = ST. h. 'ooo
1Iee st and 8 r. ..... 10. 900
houss N rear. Z h, 4G7 Missouri ave. bh,
co.'s II. 17 rs and l., 81 =. o''
go ~ "a -, hh. - b h. ESr --..-...... 800
Pr grs each: o;;iv =, ,s
SoIs AMI FIT {u hsf s1 at Tf5 s oT bVs sspsa on
Fog SAtE-Nfw EousESBARGAINsT7es $50 AND
i st or :, iS fh l9n' l. rooms Isqnr
2R SALE Id o5 HOUSE ISIi IN II MASS AVE- Ne;
between > and . pm. seI4-lm
E2l; SALE ROOM BRICK AND STABLE.
la.nr. v. reluce 70 800; sr9oin trir 'Fh n w.
s s2 tS'o' NV Nt6Es with ToSo rssid nee
oniy 81 OG1 Groom house. I NV with rHoi lot
s1 % HFa i ne niiy s nv +. sa with ~
II It's, m ne 4 500 raid G1'hy W. RON sreks
lie e x 81 ., sign for barsai KEl BROS. CO.:
ElR sALE-THOsE ELEGANT NFw sROOM
Il nous 3 COZ OH ami SIS W, very cheap; easy
terms LOS al them. l1t, Cor st. 8 rooms and
:. .,, nr. I neT al F lq Easy t1r1is CHEAP
t-s 10 Airy II bath all m ne o. the best
only 800. easy terms: furnished house. Capitol
INsTALLWESr PLAN.
Several vc-y "rct:y stone and prs rick from. civ
room. hous- elegantly locaTcl in L. Droit Park, On
,er, cay n1nthly, ,,ay:nrnis VII. rav rent when
houses in tie -oItu-as: heap: easy payrnsnts
Houses n a.! parts o: he ,Iy f9- sale terms.
ssI2-I-l e1o st NV
EuE sALE on EXCHANGE
to-hd n " from sfo9 re 200 i ho goe es l neis 4,
new sAd h->:c.as il every rss,,t. will be sod for
- cent less than thei real value close affairs Of
For sal. OF e1chan=e for vacant proper,v- very d.
5000 John +. WAGGiMAN.
IL" 200 lith st. n. W.
I'OR sAIE-IMPROVED-
h.. & iS o. - han for ,, vscsns rTopsrsy thrso
Rooms each Will sell separately for = 600,
seI2-av 200 1,t5 81 NV
E'oK Shi.S-OS ST. y. ". OPPOSITE FRANK
r mn ras r.: re. ;Irs + b. ho 9 , S9s 10
aaut 20 Il, 3D.t ai!y In r.- ~ yrib ~ DIX
IN apply Dr.. D. S. OGDEN. Executor iea4
- W se1-lIn'
TOR sALE-rr WILL pay YoU TO LOOK At
Il these house>-va.~hfnan on preInises-lEy 70 Isl
Is ne los 1870 20 l0-:oot alley. new two-story
god ro,In- AMI bath stationary wxshs ands range
srl,.a rhsntee-s. handsomely papered. stone sills
TIE most complete houses in tn city win be sold on
real Estate Sde ih and es 10. a.
NV aw11-lIn
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10 Re Dedicat.a ro,r.-,.-

The mission chapel Of Epiphany Church,
18th and streets southwest, the completion Of
which was mentioned in TIE SrAa several day,
ago, win be dedicated with appropriate ssrv-
ices tomorrow at IL am.
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The elderly gentleman stood for while in
deep contemplation, and then remarked:
That sign Fresh Paint seems rather stupid.
No sensible business man would adveytise stale
paint for sale"
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This morning Pom Craig, . colored man,
found woman named Mary Bassett or Wallace
dead in o ditch on D between l7th and 18Th
streets northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

"Truth is stranger than fiction, he happened
to remark.
"Yes. his wife replied very gently, sit some
times seems SO to me when you are explaining
what kept you out SO Late
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II don't see what you want to take lessons in
china painting for, - Gaid her brother
'"Oh, china painting might proXe very useful
some time"
THAT'S 30. You might find it right eco
nomicai If you happened to marry q man with
glass eye.''
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correspondent desires to contribute an arti-
Gle telling how to keep harness. That is too
easy. The way to keep harness is to lock
it up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

ut is the little things of life that count.
said the man who realized how much noise 9
ten-pound baby can make.
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RELLE OF CHICAGO MARCH NOW READY;
~ also Ny Sweefheart's the Nsn in the Moon also
,.ts OF other late iscss Ct HENRY WHITES as
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p.m.r., C,.,m,d Tor M.,,,,,,. -.

Damages Claimed for Malicious Prosecution.
Samuel sowerbutts yesterday entered suit
against h. 8. Cummings, John g. swormstedt.
A O. Clark and W. b. Bennett for 5.ooo
damages for malicious prosecution, In having
on May Is caused his arrest for embssxlemsnt
q ASS 81 Of the Equitable Rndowment Asso-
jude 1Ci1laE,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOE RENT-wINTHRoP HEIGHTs-Two MIN
'asss sd9 per month Inquire at post ofaoe.
SuBUKBAN TITLE INSURANCE coMPAYy- 7o5
- 81 n W. near patent Once PREPARES abstracts
s s;s Nj and in Ale..nds and Fairfax eean-
FoR sALk-oAK GROVE VILLA.
..e with grand old osts st on srspdid VII;
dirs,y new hsnssom %s. 81 Pun
healthy oca it,ss in the United States; price 81 300
down balance in monthly. quarterly OF yearly
..,7.7, R. A. PHILIPS s SON.
n Two very desirable lots st Glen Ech, urixh.s
mo on inc 81 els.ir railway. enable price
TKNF Roi s.y wess csse for selling Address WEST
EoR SALE-AT LAKELAND. MD--FoR 81. 500
built s.rcgm house with porches Iatrobe we'll n mn
feet front ana 1 deep; wsS sc I fence Sl
ans ssT pel 1Totg station Also fG COS cast
sf feet SaHs and Ss n and
fence three blocks from station Ten other proper
10 es N 81 Oh eref,9n rgnFng in rice from 600
land situated eight miles from wash.nS.on on the
The line he @ to ISs aIso IF
nns sfGGe' d pcs. G ia 'hs9s
only On cents each way. TO properly or for fnr
wner nRby to mDT vi o. ,Sd ISS
o and SITS. from TO 10 a p,ra. seI3
EoR sALE-LoTs- HAVE FEW LOTS
= lett In kensington. Easy monthly payments
Saii and see plat and Irices Petworth. Brookand.
Mt. Pleasant. Anywhere yon want a lot we can aud
You something good.
JOHNSON L BARRETT.
ses-im 600 st. NV.
WESLEY HEIGHTS
W OPPOSITE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
SITE.
100 LOTS
WILL BE Ep oTTEE Tg9, At o rREsESy SCHEDULE
WokD To THE wISE is SUFFICIENT.
JOHN f. WAGGAMAS,
seE-@w TOO 14th ST. n. W.
Zoe SALE AND LEASE
L SECURE 4 SEASIDE HOME WHILE YoU CAN
I IIiAT NIL ALSO PROVE A FIRST CLASS IN
Lois at ocean City Nd. on the Atlantic ocean, 5
hours ride from WASHINGTON; Slo0 to s 900. or
;nd popularity Of Ocean City is assured, Offering
does grand beach on one side and the most pic
bay on the oher aioEdng splendid bath
Thousands turned away this season for want OF ac-
colnnodation Let MS refer you To number OF 'FRONT.'
nrn, parchasers who have built cottages to the
80 siNEPUxENT BEACH CO..
scI't2w SOS 18th st. n. W.
EoR.SALE OR REsT-A NEAT SIX-ROoM cor
taee at BrooklGni: lot 5061J0. with plenty o,
st . trees. Apply 10 r. Z. PAI9o. Is. la. ave.
-- :-o--,n
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGF-TAKONAP PARK
Oaa aye-Beautiful home. less than two sllsra.
from station; house II rooms clDs,.s flrns.s Az
SIX an crates ele sa. lantels askzly
en- acrso. srount. tins shah, OAK. chestnut, *
irult running ystsr. god wall. bl-n. chicken
and yard VIII sell st bargain 81 hsnsa for cl:y
property. Call on or address OWNER. l.sI 81. u e
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MONEY WANTED & LOAN

MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
WANTKp-ss,too ron THREE YEARS Al Q
% address ds r. xS5th
w g. $50, ars. .rus. on improved northwe.. city
hps no % M at 0per cent interest for
70 LoAX $1,000 on nrst.c.ss real estate security
MONEY 81 s MANrEp-on Brooslana property a, 6 per
cent ample security no commission.
s.2i-at :" coo aSFF ,t.n;w.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT PER CENT
is ,%Shr sgTsts Gail on address JOHNSON
w si.o have money to loan on Maryland and vir-
ginia farms or suburban property. se23-lw
WANTED.s2s 900 FOR THREE YEARS AT SIX
d BY Art S os,t Cd
commission Address Lock Box :so, CITY p = 500 81
WANTEp,ABopT "a. 900 on APPROVED REAL
S. ss s1a S In locality in city ADDE'S
TO LoAN-s3nO. ooo ON WASHINGTON CITY
..sI.sr oHAS sdA FL, E. ! r.
NO AND UPWARD LOANED UPON FUR
in other taS1tbie se:urites withou. res
delays address TBs Boz q Stan monthly pay
WANTED-To BORROW %. 600 AT 5 PER CENT.
erty AZ aaaress sos ssS
MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUNS
issG and i SIS: NV. =. l. AAifoD ss sis GSr'
" IN q. SSHs A Es9S ifi fR G GESA
REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT
r. o. HOFFMAN.
SEQ Cor. losh and SITS. n. w.
MONEY IN SUNS TO SUIT. At AND PER
g nj 6 ess Of ssssa ssuF st
1oO Pa ave. (the Arlington Fire ms Co officei sci
RU1LD1NG LOANS. PAYABLE IN MONTHLY
whsn paps1s aes a
A's and SiRs ci6i,fS1
y2.e'rn Cor. 10th and C ats NV.
WI rent rates approved req, estate security speeis
ysr ifs 1ER RIFF ffsEEPths
To LoAN-wASHTNeToN. BALTIMORE AND
L northern capital on rstclass real ests.a in D. g
an! 5 enc fF 8: i 10
s W. and 90 G s eentum per annam. HILL John
SION. l1u,Pa. ave. NV. sp2I-;;
MONEY TO loan on REAL ESTATE OR FIRSr
whore the security is good. NV N'','
ap16 o. c. GREEN. 3na 7th st. NV.
MONEY TO e., LoAN-IN SUNS OF FROM 500 UP
delay DUGAN 4 nIrTT.FR y ~
ap3-tr dNa + -" nv
MoesS.EE,y, . TO LOAN ~ EEAn EsTsTE At Low
Successor to DANENHoWER / son. cor I5sS an,
q SITS. anbI
MONEY TO LOAN AT AND q PER CENT ON
AVA approved District real estate: no delsyS
mha IiI3p..
nOY OT WANT MONEY,-slO TO slO0 TO LOAN
y low interest on furniture pianos, horses wagons
household goods other personal property: prncipI
and interest pay able In weekly monthly payrnsnts;
no removal Of goods from residence; publicity.
Address Box ~ Star offca. mylS-5ns
= AND q PER CENT-MONEY TO loan IN ANY
- sums desired on approved real estate within tn,
District builders loans specslty nronpt attention
given to all applications. YESTERDAY NAL
IEisf. 'f4 St. Pacific building. mhS-t-
w to suit. Larse amounts sparslty. Also as
AGENTS Of thu United Security LII, Insurance AMI
Trust Company OF Pennsylvsuia. make installrns1t
seni-annually. Good budiny loans also consi isrei
49, +. II. SMITH SONS,
nolt-r JAZZ AZ. n.
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED At
situated Within the District Of Columbus, NJ el.y b.,
yond time necessary for eNininson OF title and prep
araiioh OF papers; commissions reasonable.
.y15-tf i:sl4 FIST. NV.
$4,000 TO
1000 LOAN
5000 ON
1000 REAL
~ so ESTATE
ro"o THOs. f wAGGaMaN
MONEY To LOAN
" In Sims 30 suit, at lowest rates on approved real
estate security. FITCH. FOX Rt.OWN
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A fGaITEcrs, CONTAGIOUS AND BUILDERS.
y re mss1sG Ps.aectSorkine nd powerful heater,
sUsssiss psoesss ~ az faScc AZ Ifsr s
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THE SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
The Grand Army Veteran. Len Them On
Fine Condition.

ALTHOUGH SUPERINTENDENT POWELL THINKS
THAT THE BUILDINGS ARE NOW IN SAM
IARr CONDITION, YET EXTREME rREcAurrox
LEADS HIr TO DELAY TIKI oPrxrxo OF TIE
SCHOOLS.
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UNDERWRITERS.

- H HINES. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER
-. AID i1Anufartuser Of Supplies. EH3 TO so per
cent saved " consilitinz Mr.. HNks. EsIa ,a.i.
n " TslepApns 775l snlof3m
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

LrOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-ONE a3-i
sweet toned. beautiful mahogany upright piano for
S1S3 cash, fully warranted; fine stool and cover in
Guided At g. L. WILD BIOS
se34-Ot' Zoo 7th st. n w.
LfOR SALE-A BARE CHANCE-A BEAUTIFUL
L DARK case rosewood square piano, nearly new and
but little used fine tons and all in elegant condition.
taken at once can be mad for only $50 cash; cost
new, $500 Also nice square piano for beginner for
only S125; 81 per month.
TIE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
se23 913Pa ava
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White is a member of the Ransom Post Of St
Louis.
Col R. ID. McCarter and wife Of Columbus
Ohio, have been the guests of his sister, Mrs
Or. W. ID. Hughes during the q. A. R. encamp-
ment. The colonel was q mt mber Of the fourth
Ohio and served in 1t until tine close of the war.
They will leave for home this evening.
Rear Admiral A. X. Hughes and family have
returned from their summer outing at High
land Falls, near West Point, n. Y, and are ct
their residence, No. 1914 18th street northwest
Miss Oracle Bowbeer was among the arrivals
from Europe on the City Of Paris this week.
months absence in Europe. and 10 now 1t her
home on K street.
Among the people who enjoyed the festivities
in Washington during encampment week was .
party from Baltimore consisting Of Miss Diana
Rohr, Miss Lotta Bauer, Miss Katie Dean, Mis-
Estelie Heron, Mira r. L. Griffith, Miss Inez
Griffith, Mr.. 7: r. Dean, Mr.. walter Dawson.
Mr.. Walter Priddy. Mr.. BENZ. Tyson and Sum-
merfield Bull
Prof. Simon Newcomb returned 10 The CITY
Yesterday much benefited BY his STAY IN
Europe. He received the degree Of doctor Of
sciences from the Universtty Of Dublin ax Ia
tercentenary. Az Mrs. Newcomb d still away
he is visiting his daughter, DR.. Anita Nswoomb
MCGEE, at her home, 2026 Hillyer place.
Miss saides Humphrey, 172s 9Th street
northwest, has gone 70 St Louis, No., 70 vistt
her brother, Wallace Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Clspp have returned from
Lakewood, N. T.. and have been entertaining
G. A. r friends on Vermont avenue. The
Misses ClApp will remain north untp October.
Dr.. ". W. and Mrs.. Johnston have Just 10
turned from three months tour IN Europe
and are ct their homo ON K strUsk
Mis Bessie BIount arrived IN washington On
Thursday evening, coming b. ths Nethsr-
lands line from Rotterdan- 6hs spent u
ssnnw = osrnaay - Ruz1L Giv1ae, nnsh
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
w OPPOSITE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
SITE
100 LOTS
WILL BE OFFERED AT PRESENT SCHEDUI. Z
PRICES UNTIL OCT Is ONLY
WORD To The WISE Is SUFFICIENT
JOHN f. WAGGAMAN
sel2-2w TOO 14th ST. ".
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CANMPBEIL cARRINGTQN, ATTORNFY-1T-L1W.
Dc. 1esdence. 0S3 x 81. NV. 6ss
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Several small lots. tracts Of acres and one of
| ares. located very near Brentwood D. C.. and on
/ the line OF the new electric road on 18th 81. road
| LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKER,
sn2t-3t tslO F.
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FOR RENT-wINrHRoP HEIGHTs-Two MN
utes from station (B and O desirable sroo,a cot
tasre; sig per month Inquire at post Office
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE-THE CORNER OF LIST AND NJ sTS.
nv, IS by ITO. bargain. at s1. Is per foot subds-
1t r r. BROOKS. GIG 18th st. NV
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EoR SAIT-CHEAP Lots
= lots in square :eiS 30 cents
9 lots in square l0ll, ~ cents
lots In square 7iS. 40 cents.
100 lots on 18th ST. O.. 10 cents
A desirable business property near NJ nv
CR0IssAST S1xBURY. $40 18th 81 n "
au2ts-hn
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ISsrSLLNEST PLAN
Ne have . beautiful thres-s.ory stone and brick
s~~linr Elm northwest. oaly two squares fros
~ a. rshs- ear The gas fixtures. pap-ring stoves.
- ar ~ com ets aud nrs'-casS. Te--s very easy.
Al al cash and balance IAy able es5 lnonth.
fn~ wfSCOiT. WILCOX HI sTON.
.~3f-5s 1901 p. ami t'.h -. AMI la ave.
V~oE SALT OR ExCHANGE-D DESIRABLE THREE
sso-y stone eweillaF u Il. oaiy two squares
-. Carrt.i .cotsryeted s-sct. good neighnurhood
- on easy t-rrr-. ~ 800
RESCOTT. WILCOX Z EElSrOS,
lls1 Pa and Clh and Ia. ave
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49, BUILD VOC HOME ON EASY TERMS.
We can sell you large lot. 30 60xi35. for from
$SD M to 81 200; title rerfect; good eevation fine
view city streets attended 90 tset ride These lots
are located in addition to BROOKLAND where values
are rapidly advancing, Now Is the time to invest
For full particulars call upon
McLACHlEN 4 BATCHELDER.
AMI 10th and q nv,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

fyh sALE-2-sTORY NR AND BATH; ANIL
n tofop 10 alley "A ~. e.. 200 to e. saO
W lr- new brick. 2bI lOD - alley 90. "A 90
t..-y -ruom brick. with stable n ......-.. so
o-rputn hrtrE. Isrib o. alley 4 GO
ie..tis ave bet lsth and ls;h. ing basement. sOO
III bsforN brt-s. Ut Itha x!CI tn alley n SEQ
.h<fon story. rooms deep. -. 700
:. ~ = story anil basement. II roOuis %. Is 800
ely "rfrk. l1th y 10 rsofgs II 40
est side. st.ry. 10 rooms 10. OOO
n with .t.hir "a $50
c.l ~ hear Pa svc. I. hr.ck IL 800
NJ oroptn brirka. rvntin. for tll 30 each CO.. L. SO
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-06-24
THE FIREMEN's TOURNAMENT.
Tho Ninth Annual Tournament Held At
WMtertOwn.

Tho Ninth Annual Tournament Held At
WMtertOwn.
THE Ninth Annual Tournament Of
the South Dakota Firemen's Associa-
tion was held at Wateriown, About
500 firemen from different towns in the
State were present. A parade took
place and it was reviewed by Mayor
Martin, who delivered ut its close an
address Of welcome, which was re-
sponded to by President James Kings
bury OF Yankton.
The ommittee on awards made the
following decisions giving the Cor tez
Salmon Banner for the best appearing
company on parade to Hose Company
No. 4 OF Sioux Falls. kurth 4 Cos.
prize OF 500 cigars for the best appear
ing department was awarded to the
Yankton companies. The Heintz
special prize for the Test drilled team
was given to the Madison II. ok and
adder Company. The Bell special
prize for the best looking team was
given to Hose Company No. Of Sioux
Falls.
Geo. Fox OF Yankton, won first
money Ia the single mems coupling con-
test. Time 5 seconds. Charley Ford
OF Miller, won second money In 5i4 sec
onds.
In the green hose team race Water
town won first money in 4j seconds,
and Sioux Falls second money in 4s
seconds
In the laddermen's conte I A. f. FL
liott Of Madison, won the champion
ship medal In 5is seconds, aud +.
Rodgers OF Mitchell, won second mtney
in 81 seconds. Elliott having won the
championship medal three years in
succession, now retains osses ion OF it.
In the five-mile bicycle for the inter
state championship +. J. Teylin OF
Tracy, distanced L. w. Eudd OF Water.
town. and received the N .dal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-06-24
Ready for ths Elnergoucv,

In times OF danger, though fifty
suggestions may he made by as many
people, comparatively few of them
are OF practical use. Recently a girl,
while crossing railroad track, caught
the heel OF her shoe between the side
of one of the tracks and the pave
ment. She was terrified at the
situation, and in her frantic efforts
to release her imprisoned foot only
succeeded in pinioning it the more.
There was no danger of her being run
over by the trains, for she was caught
on the track used for freight cars,
and the yardmaster and signal man
were promptly at hand to flag the
locomotive if necessary. She did not
realize this, however, and her cries of
alarm soon attracted large crowd.
''Pry up the stone," said one. ''Yes,
run Get crowbar," exclaimed an
other by-stander. 'Cut the heel of
the shoe" interjected a third, but
the entire shoe was caught by this time
and the men could not reach to cut
the heel. So it continued for fifteen
or twenty minutes, each one Offering
suggestion and extending sympathy
to the now half frantic girl, who saw
no chance Of speedy escape from her
predicament. At last an Irish
laborer came up and elbowed his way
through the crowd. He at once
grasped the situation. "Why, men,"
he said, "why don't you unlace the
shoe, and let the lady draw her foot
0ut?" At once the problem was
solved. The woman was released,
and her shoe, somewhat the worse
for the effort OF the men, was pried
from the track and replaced upon the
foot The men who had been so pro-
life Of suggestions looked at one an
other, somewhat foolishly, and
at the laborer with admiration.
Then they dispersed in various direc-
tions and the episode was over.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-06-24
IN THE EAST.

CLEVELAND, special: A car on the
electric line between WellsviIle and
East Liverpool, Ohio, jumped the track
and rolled down bank into the Ohio
river There were twenty-five passen-
gers on board. A dozen were badly
hurt but none killed.
NLw YORK special: The race be-
tween the White Star Steamer Alaska
and the Cunarder Auramen across the
ocean to the West was won by the
former off Sandy Hook in days 5
hours and as minutes, with only about
twenty minutes to her credit. The
Alaska was DELAYED by broken ma
chinery few hours.
WASHINGTON special: Mrs. Harrison
is slowly but steadily gaining in
strength and is now able to walk lit
tie every day. In case her improve
ment continues she will be taken TO
the Adirondack Mountains on the 1st
proXimo 10 remain during the sum mmer.
PRESIDENT will probably accompany her
to the mountains. The President will
return to Wash ington almost immedi-
ateiy and remain until Congress ad-
i0ui MS, when he will 20 to Cape May.
PirTsRuRe special: Five children
ranging from twelve to fifteen years Of
age were drowned In the Ohio River At
Neville Island. twelve miles below this
city. The children drove . Luggy into
the the river to wash In some man
ner the buggy was overturned and the
children thrown into the river. The
boys made heroic efforts to save their
companions. but they were unequal to
the task. and before assistance reached
them they had all sunk beneath the
waves.
SPRlNGFIELD, Chic. special: A
frightful case OF ice cream poisoning Is
the subject OF animated discussion
here. George Wood and family had =
little social gathering at their house.
Among the refreshments was ice cream.
About an hour after eating It eleven OF
the company we're taken suddenly and
alarmingly III. Miss BESSIE Hoy's case
was the most serious and at one time
her life was despaired Of. An analysis
shows that the cream had decomposed
to such On extent that tyrotoxicon was
generated.
WALTHAM. Mass. special: The body
Of Mrs. Martha II. Beverly lies IT her
home on High Street charred mass.
She ommitted suicide under most ex-
traordinsrv ctrcumstxnc, First sat
urating her clothing with Kerosene, she
crawled into the furnace Ia the cellar
and set Ore to her garments. Before
assistance could reach her she WAS
burned beyond al hope OF recovery
She has been suffering for some months
from tho effects Of the grip and her act
b the result, IL Is supposed. Of TEN po-
rary Insanity caused by the mslady.
SPRIxaFIELD, Ohio, special: A ro-
mantle story Of excsediox intsFsst In
connection With the unparalleled Breek-
Wolsey cas1, n which Wolssy nySteFl.
,ensiy disaRpeaEsd md vas foanA liviAo