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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
A Suggestion for the Benefit Of Charlie,
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:

A Suggestion for the Benefit Of Charities.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
An effort is being made by some Of our citi-
Gems to form 'Charity league" here for the
purpose Of bringing our charities and those
who give to them into better relation with
each other. There il . great deal which il far
from pleasant in the present meahod Of sup
porting our private charities, and they have 70
make Q constant struggle for existence, while
undoubtedly there are many persons who would
be glad to giveif they knew where IT was needed.
Without interfering 1T all with the independ-
ence Of the charities, IL IL proposed
to make the relation more busi-
ness ono and list Of ali charttiee
which join the league will be kept at the ofice
Of the CIVIC Center Association, and $50 . list
Of all persons who may like to promise either .
small or large sum yearly to one or more Of
these charities: Each charity win collect its
own contributions, but . great deal OF time Win
be saved which y now spent in trying to find
people at homo. They, on the other hand. VIII
b sAved from seeing those who are not sbls 70
give. The committee would be Rled' 10 hear
from any Persons who will tsko IN intsrest IN
this plan OF hsvs any susgssfinn 70 naks.
CIyIc oRN1xa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
CHICAGO DISAPPOINTED.
There VIII BE No Big Military Display IN
the City.

the CIR.
-,
ies'eroay In lineage ciAmorons expression
OF disappointment rsised by the official an
nouncements that the great military parade az
the worlds fair deaic.tiop xorls n. conen.d .,
,h. on,.L,-.. =, az. a., ...-..-..-- - a
-. - 'He o'y' 'on'""ns o"'' o
snort march from warrington Park TO the
worlds fair grounds This was done 90 that
the ceremony at the grounds could start In
time.
r,i,.s
0A'e' hools "en' INTO camp N JACK
son fark yesferday-lnfantry, cavalry, artillery
and marines-to the number Of 400. The
quarters provided for them Are an the mines
and ,nin;,o hr,la,,,, a.. e. =, .h,.h r..
-. 49,, '-e - -
800 iueu MTG squares OF <o square rev
49,. "' uo ace ano'eo 70 q company OF regu-
In ., So ;a,ia o. the INTERPRETATION pu,iains
.LH ol picse.s vac swung out immedisteiy upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

nttle children who mus, 20 over these TRACKS On
their way 10 and from the pubiie school. have
caused me 90 go thus into detail
''lt may be added tina; the strict enforce
ment Of the regulations IN question would also
be On act Of humanity toward q most worthy
and deserving clRss Of people the railroad
engineers themselvc--who would thereby re-
ocive q lesson In the courts Of . cost Of q nom-
inal fue that would save them from tadictm.ut
for manslanghter, charge under which two of
them are now practically held IN the city"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
| The Street Railway Occupatfon Of 3ed street.
| To the Editor Of The Evening Star:

40 tne 1oltor OF 1he tNeulnf STAT
TESLErrowy, ID. C., October II. 1892.
On behalf Of the driving public. and NJ one Of
the citizens who drive at least twice every week
day over the Tenleytown road and s2d street
think it high time for the public TO be aroused
and insist upon the Commissioners to remedy
or cause the railroad company to remedy the
nuisance. 1t is q great shame 20 allow a rail-
road company 10 impose upon the public by
monopolizing their highway and causing them
TO drive in one rut. all cut with pitch holes To
break buggy springs, and q rut 30 narrow that
IL horse shes two feet at side he must
throw the vehicle over into the ditch aud in,ure
IL not kill it's occupants. Especially IL 10 not
safe for a lady TO drive a spirited horse The
tracks ought 10 be laid on one side, as in cross
ing tracks raised above grade wheels get racked
and are in danger Of being torn from the rim.
The street should be widened and q good con-
crete drive made, with no steep slope to throw
horses or persons into the ditch.
E. d. DAZZLING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

IF you WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR A
home investment in the city or suburbs call
Ut once on GRACE NJ. THOMAS. 100 Corcorsn build
ing; specia. bargains In Brooksnd. South Brookand
and Metropolis View. se26-1m
L,oR SALE-AT LAKELAND. MD.-FOR o2 500
It S25 cash ss5 month. win buy new wall
built 7roe M house with porches. latrobe. WELL np,
nc stable for two horses and CARRIAGES lot 81
i've blocks from station. Also for 81. 800, e25 cash
and s2o per month, Groom house with porches
cellar. latrobe we'll pump and outbuildings on . 10
81 feet front and 200 feet deep inclosed With pcke
ties in of erection RANGING 10 price from 900
TO - 500 will be finish aud offered for sale
land situated eiIhs miles from Washngten on the
Washington branch OF the b. and o. Yairoad also on
the line OF the proposed boulevard to Baltimore. Il
has beantifu4 lake. stores pos cmcs schoo.s
only 81 cent. ssch way To see property or for fur
ther particulars apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN,
Owner, 1406 Columbia st. d ~. bet. 9eh and 10th and
o and p ss.. from % 10 . N. or pm. ssi3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
PROPOSALS

HOWARD UNIVERSITY
rr9Possls will be rsceiyed BY the UNDETERMINED until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on MONDAY OC-
TObER TwENTY-FOURTH, 1852. for LAYING about
20 square feet Of asphalt concrete the
Bi3dols are requested to specify the kind they pro-
pose TO lay and furnish details.
The right TO reject any or all bids il reserved.
For further information call or address
Office hours: o to 10 a. M oci4at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIROpoD
Manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE aud oHTRoPO oie
IbT GOODS south Of New York. no:a)-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

s Are 8 fsss..S11s; W. l.ss .ashs s'.ssyss
warehouse, with their contsnss, and O. y.
Munss corn and hour nillA- Loss. e5s, 80; ~
surance. ESQ 900, in northern companiss
Eleven striksrs. ell skiIled vcrkmen, vsul
back 10 work ~ he Oarnsgis HoassessA ~
Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
SHOOTING STARS.

''smierins appears to grow more stupid every
day."
yes Somebody told him that little kno~i-
edge Is q dangerous thing and he is trying 70
forget al be knows."
CAMPAIGN ORA ronr.
Twas not Nhst he said
That made the crowd screech,
But the names he omitted
in making his speech.
whats this man arrested for7"
"ImpeSonating an officer. yer honor. I~~
him take two hAndfuls Of peanuts and = banana
of q corner fruit stand"
AN ELECTION RrufNpHh
Come; gaily howl the glad "hurrAhf'
And let the torchlshts dsncel
Twill be four wears before you get
Another such a chance.
AT last, said the author to the sosiable man,
whom he met on the train, II ind some one
who has read my book"
YES" replied the stranger, II didn .kip
line. was proof reader in the once where 10
VS. Ifiilttu-
40 yon think" asked Willie wi.hing,ou,
shat dudes have any value in the world9'
Il don't know" replied Belle Pepperton-
Tt seems TO me that one might make . coliec-
ton Of them and then speculate in them AZ .
vacant lot"
John" she said earnestly. 81 an going 70
vote sooner or later; mark NV word"
Maria" be replied with equal earne-tness.
IF you DO IN go to cooking school and learn
TO make biscuits"
where We goin'. johnny"
Don't bother me. I'm . relic. expedition,
lam"
Are ye playin' North Pole2''
Nav. TN goin' TO the drug store for
paregoric."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

DOR SALE-yICTOk SAFETY BICYCLE IN
prime condition, with bell, lamp and necessary
tools tsched; cap. &c. thrown in; a bargain APP
ply LILO Nj st. u. W., after p. oci7-1t'
LOR SALE = NEARLY NEW HIGH-GRADF
L cushion-tired bicycle. for lady or eentlenan
guarantee II lnsferred to purchasers price, $50. I73
\. D. ave. NV oc10
FOR sALE-oNE VICTOR SAFETY; PERFECT
L order; good as new $50 one MART safety for
CYCLEhiES. 17O4 q st. NV seq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

The Strike was Caused BY . Bogus MsssaOs.
At $40 last night the following nssss0s ~
received ct Topeka, bringing ths str1As - .
sudden termination:
To all operators and dispasehss. Ths nss>gs
dated Galveston, Tex, October 10, dsnsd d.
g. Ramsey, has been proven 70 b . bogus
message. All members viii rsturn 10 VISA 90
receipt Of this message: This does not spp0
70 men on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Pc.
(aignsd-) ID. @. RAnsEy, 0rand Chkk.
}. d. SonKns, Chairman
The men al returned 70 vork. 0sussal
Manager Robinson said; The trouble On -
Gulf Colorado and Santa Pc h ever tbs coD-
pany's rules snd regulations and We dtd notsx-
psct the strike. ! had expected 70 Dsst Mr..
Ramsey 10 advise with him about that DaeesR
% soon o. he could arrange . data"
The train dispatchers handled I'll panssngsr
trains and live stock, perishabls freight traina,
yesterday afternoon Al othsr tsans vese
side tracked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
A Voice From an Olympian.

To the Editor Of The EVENING Star;
olympians think that the government e 10 b
congratulated upon naming the latest battle
ship with SO beautiful and peaceful . name -
Olympia. Three hundred years ago Cl5s0
Juan de Fucs, Greek navigator. in spsniah
caraval entered the strait that bears his ns.ns
and saw a ragged range Of snow-cApped meun-
tains. which resembled those Of his native land
so closely that he named them the oimypics.
About forty yesrsago the pioneer settlers ct The
head Of navigation on Puget sound. within sight
of this range named this city Olympia. ''tse city
Of gods" II is the most beautiful spot on sAss
wonderful inland sea, which has l,s0o miles Of
shore land II has always been the capital Of
territory and state. Last June the cruisers
Charleston and Baltimore were ~ OLYMPIA
What we need on Puget sound more than bat
tie ships are forrifcations and heavy guns.
Great Britain menscss US with . splsnd3d navel
station near Victoria, opposite our Cost hpe,
and the home government and that Of hx1tSsA
Columbia is about spending . million and . half
to-point heavy artillery toward our sAossa
Give us more big guns, - well - ships 70 pre-
tect our growing cities. OK =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
FOR SALE-LOTS.

Il BUY = LOT
And will
-, BUILD You HOME ON EASY TERMS
We can sell you large lot 80 or 6oxi31 for from
$50 up to $1,000 title rerfsct good elevation; fne
view ctv streets extended 80 ret eide These lots
are located in addition to BRO0KLAND where values
are rapidly advancing. Now is the time to invest
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER
au2} Cor. 10th aud t sts n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18
FOR SALE-HoRsEs h VEHrcLEs

TOR sALE..HANDsOME IRON GRAY MARE.
s, e years ISA hands; perfectly sound: win ,.i'
IS sis s.. dayton
u dayton. &c. all for ESQ. Inquire ct iol Mes.
FOR sALE-A COMPLETE OUTFIT READY FOR
ib SSiI: 70
FOR .oNE FAST ROAD HORSE. ONE PAIR
as d.R: is q n
EoR sALE-FlNE CARRIAGE TEAM; BAYS; Ie
y hands; very stylish; safe for lady; single double:
!. lES% siT;9sfi
FoR sALE-HoRsT kos BLANKETS AND LAP
Horse Blankets 70, street use: 49,.
"a aussian' 7s and 80
Horse BI .R rs s, e. stable u'si an
,o S2o ISTh rs s EEs sEs 4 w. os,s-sn
Eoh sALE-A GOOD SAFE FAMILY HORSE
sp sra sTs IT Zone open sra
;s II :sss s sSs % &:
Y CID. by Young Abd.llsh. dam ty Blind TON well
sac sOSH s.. drvsr Can be seen " sHo
Tor sALE-CoUPE RoCKAwAY, sECoNp-HANp;
d,, cost $500 viii sell for ssa Address HUE sssr
0k x sAL a;d NICE LITTLE BAY MARE. ABogT
CASH xSpS Ir'Hf9 Ell
St NV. oc17-3t
Tor sALE-sEAL BROWN HORSE; Is HANDS
= high % years; gentle and Guaranteed SQUAD; swift
yo Or pp Us % 6 WIN :9
EoR SALE--HORsE BLANKETS. LAP ROBES,
sell fur Ss ns 81 During u. next ten days Nil,
FORK HARNESS
DGTToS 5 Sio T .s .i s.s iH 3 %
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
NEW YORK CARRIAGE RI RF sos,r Sss|,,, :.
L.nd /; Rroushsm. cogPs. Victoria spd a.
OF CsT,1ases S9sushi :nd sold
oaifw storage TRaNR TX IT, ibtw11xe
o. in M i h~h .daSa sav
Address ~ sSYs
T handmade business and dayton wagons; big dis.
all Cor 9th st, and H. eYks ses
L saddle horse. ter wori and driving horses; ali
be sold Mt a bargain. See It before You buy.
l74l johnson ave-. bet X and and l4th and 18th
SITS n W. oc15-6ts
Lon SALE FINE SADDLE OR DRIVING
horse. Apply at Room II. 1908 IT. u W. ocl5- St
DOR sALE-A LADY LEAVING THE CITY De
81 isS :Ssss
Tor sALE-TwO BAY HORSES, SEVEN AND
4 nine years; sixteen hands; sound kind and fear
ANDERSON'S STABLES
ocb 81 Rear 1890 L st. ~.
EOR sALE-HoRSE. SIDE-BAR BUGGY, HAIR
ness; horse sound, gentle. safe for lady to i've;
sst orlNer trot or pace buggy excellent condition.
s s,an new great sacrifice Address CASH SALE
star once. oc1b3t'
EOR sALE-A HANDSOME BLACK HORSE.
\ medium size. sound, gentle; will stand anywhere
md good ladies' and family driving animal: price
Si90 must be sold. and reasonable offer refused
l6oe l2th st. NV oc14-1ws
Tor sALE-15 DAYS GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL
styles hsoas coupes extension top carriages bust
robes whips. blankets. harness. Best terms. W. F
GEl ER. 4SS Pa. ave. NV. oc5
EoR sALE-CARRIAGEs, WAGONS. HARNESS.
whips. 10: l have on hand nearly 300 carriages
sstngof vctortas cabriolets. Kensinytons phsetons
bugges and ~ different styles in oak rustic pat
terms. One whole door Of over 100 business wagons
can be seen at this establishment; ALSO whips lisp
robes &C. to be found here Large stock Of hrstcass
second-ha carriages and wagons always on hand
These goods viii be sold At right prices at
invite the public call as it may BE- to their sdvsn-
tsee ). j. MEEkS. my.,3-tr
EoR sALE-CARRIAGES. WAGONS AND BUG
gies on easy terms. Repairing and ordered work
at. West Washington mhss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

whats this man arrested for7'
"lmpesonating officer. yer honor. Isv
him take two hAndfuls Of peanuts and banana
of q corner fruit stand"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

CAMPAIGN ORA roRr.
Twas not What he said
That made the crowd screech,
But the names he omitted
In making his speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

AN ELECTION REMINDER
Come; gaily howl the glad "hurrahr'
And let the torchlishts dance
Twill be four wears before you get
Another such a chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

FoRcIBLE LETTER TO THE ooNMIssroSrRs-
TIE krrHoArriEs uhorD TO ooSsrASTLf ny
FoRcE THE REGULATIONS RnLArfSo TO TIE
SPEED OF TRAINS WITHIN TEE crrr LIMITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

F2aaE fs5Pi M us-iius 1i aou .Aih sis
= II Iggu.s ~ nod ~; oi 2olloo 70 siisy
In lusiv-. - - . sl.iiO sacb- Bril- boy window
dw.i ~. s.st i2th ;. IL nice orf-r 5000. on
VEN @a-Y srtu-- hTtrs sIure and dwelling. With
l.rE- >. aiis. 20. Ian = Nv. =. .Cxl2l - wide
80 a. 40 IfT-g story snd cellar hrirk business
tai.dinz "a % Ut. n and a. si4 so Elezant
Ist . oand Tor subivis.ou, sbout ei.ts fe.t on
s1uiI@s-t rorn-r New Yrs sni NsN Jersey ".
VII IasrEiu- both aNculle-, Two Ftsd dwellings
o. ii s-s sl4OO Pot % gr1rnd. lOxgO. with
iarz- de ltns AMI stable. l4th Sc bet keLe-aw
end v they aves A. " AZ ~. %. ~. n Nselnt
1T - N3llO alley. . 81 ~ n ~. ell ~
p.f - ~ Iof ~. biyk ~. columbia Heixhts hat
nsy Istl aIld 1.th u. " .tal'. PEI 81 H.
srllH " a DCVALL. S-S "a n. ".
T,oR sALE-A Nfw SIX BOOM HOUSE BATH
u room ron-rste cellar. AZ nj sale and rrf al
fr - >. bsrxa Cor "a 90 small CASH pay
Ssat, b.lsnee s.ss psr l.eath- Inquire Of oMNEk.
kS hd sv.. ne ocl5-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

ENOR SALF-BY OWNER. 3-STORY AND CELLAR
9.room and bath. nearly new brick g44 T st. n. W
Inquire on premises. sel1-im&6t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

| founded or goes from the right track to the
wrong one, just as a gateman, surprised by Q
train, will shut in person ON the tracks when
he should let him ont, and knows 30 Is soon Is
he can collect his senses.
"In four seconds q train running twenty,
thirty or forty miles an hour will run respect
lively, lie, IT'S and 2S3 feet. The Official OBJ
servations of trains by the efficient police
lieutenant Of this precinct (ninth) and Of his
predecessor have proved even higher rates
over the street in question.
May ask that you look at q timepiece and
observe the exact length Of four seconds and
calculate or imagine what a person can do
within four seconds after be Is shocked BY the
whistle or bell Of an engine. Can he do more
than look around to see which way ii 10 coming2
II SO has be time to look on the ground to see
whether he is on the right or the wrong track
or on . track ut all, 30 ~ to decide whether he
can escape death by moving or BY standing
till?
'"If be has still time left, which none but the
coolest would have, can he move? And, II 70, win
he move out Of or into danger?
I'm this calculation no allowance Il made for
the momentum of person Walking or riding
1t no doubt often occurs that perpon who has
not yet stepped or driven on the track he d
approaching when he hears the alarm or sses
the engine cannot stop himself or his vehicle
until he gets on it, and, % it may take him two
seconds to do that, he would have but two eco
onds. instead Of four, to do what has been here
discussed.
"None but those who have suffered such loss
Themselves can imagine the feelings Of the
bereaved families when father or a daughter
who left heme in good health and full Of hope
and happiness ID drought home . fearfuily
mutilated corpse. But al the people Of this
section Of the city who have not met with such
personal loss are utterly sick at heart from wit
Messing or hearing q the oft-recurring So
called railroad accidents, witch, il n believed,
the order suggested viii materially reduce.
The importance Of the subject 10 the whole
community, the tact that persons not brought
into daily contact with the peculiar dsngsrS Of
this section cannot fully undsrslAnd thstr
nature without hlustrations and my earnest
dsnlxs 70 plssd for - fsssouabis su1cty q he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

John, she said earnestly, 81 am going 70
vote sooner or later; mark my word"
Maria, be replied with equal earne-tness.
IF you DO IN go to cooking school and learn
10 make biscuits"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-18

L,OE SALE-
j ~ !. ~ NRGARDTER. st3 18Th sinw
North S-s, e rr-r stor~ and ave linz. 3-tory ard
tsiiaT hrt-E sac Ne rsn ed. Lot POI
10s irig@ a.. sll,OlU.
Nortles-f Pretty is-stion y -tJ-s anf cellar bay
vt1dnN Yr-~--frirE frunf. % rvcrn- an hath we'll
rsni-t Q - '-uA4f. CE,l 5000. I-ruIs easy.
>orth-a-f u - rrsr ". very handsome We J.
built. h.nfs,rusiy tnlshe 2--t"-y AMI c~Ilar lay
vfrtps hrtrk. p-----frics r. IT. y god and
bath celia rnfsr wholr h. use thoroughly con-
erected tplt-i hg flrnsr@ 1s-irable home. Fric.
only e1-si T-r-us
Sorth-.s . - nssr IO,h. pretty 2story and bas.-
franc = ft-lFls HUG t4-l -t4,sle IN all
esc.ent rgni,nn. lot - 100 20 wide alley bar
Ssin .; sABsl
Nor,bsssi florida ave bet lltA and 18th sts.. .
sfnry aud cellar has inlns brtk . good rooms,
b.fh cpnr-ts-i c.liar, furnace heat lot Id sxI5 20
vft~ sii.g hsrssin -. so
Northea-t-l.th 81 rear llorfia Of the
rtestie.t and contlr'e hu1-- n the aorthS at
ssrtion rusul-. bath. cellar. good ears
oil rs-- the d 81 hen rad - complete b.rxain
. 80 % terms ss-y q rOr1 uarty
Nsrths..t busins-- rrut~rty. 2-story and cellar
-ts1rU. N stable In renting
si-aily % Tvl al 50 50, price, for week
os5. $500
Narrhw~-.- r~o-sfnTy ana h.-~men, brick q rooms
and bs;h. Ks p-fT~vs -, Tru steadily Al ell 50
Ertrs > iI4iilrd az Itlt--'ia-V 500
o-Il-,F 81 'H'' NRDtEk sl3 18th It.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-09
Electric Bitters.

This remedy Is becoming so well
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same soEg OF
praise.-purer medicine does not exist
and 1t Is guaranteed to do all that
il claimed. Electric Bitters will cue
all diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys.
will remove Pimples, Boils. Salt Rhtum
and other affections caused by impure
b,ood.-Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure
rs cure all Malaria seyers--For cure
Headache. Constipation and Indiges-
ton try Electric Bitters-Entirc sat
!ssaction guaranteed or money re-
irnded.--pricc soc and s1.0o per bot
tie at Peck Bros drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-09
CURRENT EVENTS.

II is proposed that an international
rifle contest be held at the words fair
Thursday the broom syndicate ati-
vapesd the price OF brooms twenty
cents dozen
= indiau agents. il IL said. have been
drawing ratioas for $500 Sioux who
have no existence except on paper.
Berlin has been visited by blizzard.
the Baltic has been stirred up BY &c
we're gales and heavy snow has fallen
N Scotland.
An investigation into the attack on
lite Bal,imore's sailors at Valparaiso.
Chilli. was began at Marc island navy
yard Thursday.
August Koshinsl,i was found dead in
the Decatur I'M coal mine. his neck
broken by fall into the skaf. He
leaves family.
Charles crittendorf. son OF prcmi-
rens farmer in Deriada. 10 Daviess
county. was killed by the accidental
discharge OF bis gun.
The fire losses last year at Relost.
Wis. aggregated but ssss. and the IN
surance pad Was only s5ss. whne the
premiums paid aggregated s,,,oo1
Thieves stole TIRES diamond rings
and gold bracelet from the body Of
Mrs Anna N. Dugcn. Of New York,
who tel dead on tho street Thursday
svening.
Charles ii. McGurran. OF Lineola.
Neb. Is said 70 have broken the
worlds tyre-writing record Thursday
BY copying fs2 words on Remington
In minute.
Pupils in q school near Topeka.
Kan. attacked William Ehrst. their
teacher. Wednesday. knocked him down
aai cut his throas His injuries will
prove fatal. IL Is saiI
Senator KYLE. OF South pakots. IL Is
said. will introduce : bill in congress
asking for an smendmens 10 the consti-
tuition giving congress power TO regu
late laws regarding marriage and
divorce.
In his message 20 the Massachusetts,
legislature Gov Russell reeenment:
an increased appropriation for thu
worlds fair exhibit Gev. Jackson. 81
Maryland In HE message 70 the lesis
3aturs also rsesnnerds that liberal
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