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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

10TH. 18TH AND F SITS. NV.
~brysu risA cards enorasedf for Ser Years order
EVENING REQUISITES.
WH1Ls the Fighting mp" in all department. is
going with all possible ZEAL the store Is in its
usual wslprspared condition. Offering full stock Of
well-tred. accepted makes Of merchandise. partcu-
larly for evening" 1t IL worth knowing that the
fundamental principles Of store are never lost
sight Of We will sprinkle the best bargains that
Be had all the business but without fail shall
maintain all times with all vigilance the most per-
stock of whatsoever the Of the
world produce.
The demand for evening goods Just now il i'm
peratvs.
THE GOWN.
OF course. il Of paramount Importance. and ha
the GOWN srUFFs from all the leading manufac-
Immense assortment.
SILKS. SILK AND WOODS. ALL wooLs LAcEs
AND aAUzEs
The prices are low. the qualities colors and combi
nations exceedingly choice and attractive and the
styles in perfect harmony with the dictates Of fashion
50 inches wide.
--bOc yard
ALL-wooL HENRIETTA. cream. blue. pink.
mats. lavender nile ieshorn and cardinal 80 inches
wide.
SOC. yard
ATWOOD HENRIETTA. cream. blue. cardinal.
msis nile. new shade Of old rose pink and other
coors. As inches wide.
-75c. yard
Atwood HENRIETTA. cream. rose. blue.
MATS. tans and grays other pretty shades - inche
wide.
81 yard
ALL-woOL CREPON blues. mais lavender. car
dinal and shade Of dull pink. 40 inches wide.
81 yard
SUBLIME" "A NEW SILK AND WOOL FABRIC,
similar to Lansdowne. six handsome shades. 81
inches wide.
LANsDowNE. SILK AND WOOL. all the evening
tints. 40 inches wide.
81 % Yard
LANsDowNE CORD. the haudsomest silk and wool
fabric msnufsotured-pink. blue grays and tans, %
inches wide.
81 80 yard
BRoADoLoTHs. cream. old rose. pink. gray and
lavender.
Sc. e. rs. s3 and 80 SO yard
PHOTOGRAPHIC TINTs are as popular as ever. So
delicate and refined are the shadings that they merely
suggest colcrinss.
FRENCH WOOL CREPON. 42-inch. 81. Is yard.
FRENCH BROADCLoTH. 4s-inch, 81. rs yard.
Qst hoor.... 10th st. building.
THE IMPORTED NOVELTY EMPIRE BEADED
FIOUNCING, So inches wide. black and white
grounds. with white and gold jewels and yellow.
white. blue or pink ribbon bands. This comes in
patterns of Ia yards at
-s25 pattern
SOLE YvETTE aAUzE.
81 yard
4s-INCH STAMPED MoUssELINE DE SOLE.
white heliotrope and gray grounds. with dainty col
ored flowers.
81. 70 yard
45INCH aAUzE. heliotrope and black grounds.
embroidered with pink rose buds.
al 35 yard
42-INCH COLORED CHIFFON. heliotrope. nile.
pink. light blue. mails. cardinal. black. white and
cream,
81 yard
42-INCH SILK NULL. heotrope. mas. cardinal.
white. cream. nile. light blue. pink &C..
-45c. yard
LACE AND CHIFFON EDGES for trimming even.
ing costumes. widths to IL inches.
-25c to IS. SO yard
REAL DUCHEssE AND REAL POINT LACEs
new patterns
ell. 40 to S1s yard
THE "DERBY"-THE LATEST EXCLUSIVE
NOVELTY IN EVENING CAPEs. for theater par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
CoRnrcr FoE TEE STREET.

SoRRECr Tor l EE STREET
LADIES English pogskin Gloves in reds, tan. and
browns. fss.snsd with -four BIZ buttons sI.5o pair
French Kid Gloves in new shades Of green and
blue four iArve Pear buttons. 81 80 pair.
LcnSion to~n-nsds Chevrette Gloves The vary
best and latest s2 pair
For snow storm O northvestsrly winds Won need /.
pair OF our 81 - esced Castor Beaver Gloves.
Tor sleShing. &c. are Fleeced Cashmere Gloves in
all color tor 5oc pair
fleeoei bl-ck SIR Gloves. 75c. and 9sc. pair
Black snk Aittens. 81. 81 o, and Ell 30
NES's.-For street wear Per-tn's Glove. are tn.
mems fASori.e: here at e.. cs instead Of So pair
These for driving OF blizzard weather. eec.d Castor
Beaver Gloves. Ell 30 pair; or these lined Doz.kin
OlsVss. with and without fur tops esc a pair, or
thess Wool Gloves FOR ec. or these Of BEST Scotch
wool for 5oa pair.
CAlLDhkN's- GLOVES to 1t the tiny hand OF ssby
and until grovs TO mans woman. size
lac fur W0rssed Gloves for baby PIC. :5c and Sc
for eisEer eLild-en's Wooden Gloves
specially adapted for View Year present. ar. ,,s
Misses PFskn Mousqustaires at $50. pair Aisses'
4buston Preach KID Glove. at 81 pair. Misses, ana
Boys Lined ca fskin Gloves with fur ION. 8,
ese- pair Youths and Boys English Doxsktn
Glove. ct Ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
FoR New IEAR PRESENTS.
~ GLOVES. 1
STREET. AND Ball RoOM
% GLOVES a.
FoB THEArEK AND CHtfcH.
Ga Gloves "a
FoR ALL Possible OCCASIONS.

OLovEs ai-ect from tn. worlds best makers TO you
with only the small expense .. the Palais Royals
cash business added.
RELIABLE GLovES-GUARANTEED GLOVES
II fer presentation a suitable box free Of charge
II SIX pairs selected = discount of ) per cent
allowed
tie incorrect size is taken the Gloves will bs e1-
changed at any time
Those selecting for themselves respectfully
duss'sd to have them fitted. Since the ''Palais
Royal Gloves are guaranteed are anxious as
you Tat you should no leave the with pair
fec five in material. fnish or fit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

Every year since We have been In business We have
asked our customers to attend these semi-anaual
'riEhtins-up" sales. Every year. a. result Of our
announcements. We have been gratined by an imms-
date and almost overwhelming response. We are
perfectly we'll aware that there Is one only one
reason for this and that Is have always given our
patrons the goods exactly q sdvertfsed
We shall offer from day to day. ct IN enormous
sacrifice. the very th1ngs which are engaging the
attention Of everybody Just nowshe very things you
need In passing through the store stop At any
counter and You VIII ind bargains, Remember. You
sre offered the sccumulations Of four or ave weeka
We don't want one Of them here after s.turday-and
FLOW prices will move them won't have any left.
We can't advertise them All in the pspers but there
are signs and tickets that will tell you what the
goods are and how little it takes to buy them.
Here are some details:
Oun Esr1nE STOCK Or TIE
DR. JAEGER UNDERwrAR MENs,
TO BE CLOSED OUT
AT 20 PER CENT OFF LIST PRICES.
Opps AND ENDS Or CHINA WARE
Ornaments &C.. and sll damaged goods from our
Bricabrac Department are on . special table in the
Godschmid annex at prices that will close them out
at once.
sTOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS
MES,s DEPARTMENT.
Cheviot Smoking Jackets, quilted Innings in blue or
brown.
Were SIS. 90. Now g. 3d.
Brown Wool Shirts and Drawers
Were 81 90. Now 75c.-
Drab Wool Shirts and Drawers. full regular made.
ribbed bottoms.
Were 81. so. Now s175-
2e-inch English Gloria Umbrellas. choice Dresden
knobs.
Were 81. 80. Now $3.50:
ust noor. .1st annex)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

A Bis H99tLEE
Has been made in our stock by the large
Christmas trade. but we're still prepared
to show you any kind OF LAMP-ether
Porcelain. Brass. Silver Onyx which,
ever has caught your fancy.
wen you don't want anything come
and see these LAMPS. You'n be repaid for
your trouble.
S. S. SH HKPPDD & Bee: 432 9TH ST:
d2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

OrKx1SG
New YrAA-s Dnrss RpoUrsrrrs
C1osrse Our
WrsrEn Wars. UsDEnwrAH. Fro
he Pa,sis Royal has sir.sdy swept away all evf-
dsnc-s Of the Christmas trade Of its
tlrssdy for the View Yesr. See the window display
Of Evening Dress Fabrics. TrimIninss. Laces Gloves
Deiie.t. hisbons Lace Handkerchief. Shall Jcwslry.
30 Glance too. ct the men window. corner Of 18th
81 and p. Something more than talk has made
ell this possible after Chrtstm.A You'll
nctcs the tAIkatys merchants In line have their
windows ,tni flied With Christmas rooda
You may also easily Discover that it IL shs choice
<oods such sold 70, New Years evening wear thas
help make good the losses Of the credit msrchsnta
P>i.is Royal priess average Is per cent less.
CLEARING SALE Or Wars.
WIrHour TIE LEAST HuxpUa.
You may imAssins that We cannot afford to carry .
single garment TO the new Palais Royal The rspusa-
ton--;hs suossss-of tie new estsbiishnsnt /. ct
stsfs So the clearing sale now in progress includes
al s.rnents Pleas. distinguish between this sale
and th.-. that ars really notrnr but clearing on. Of
IN. unds.,r.hl.
L1sr o. REDUCED Prices.
Descriptions ar. not given. Not needed. since the
Paiais Royals garments Known Besides. We
have not the command Of language that possessed
by the merchants who can SO glowingy describe few
''s.ickua-
SUISSE sor s13 so ladies' Suits. sl2. so for s1s
and so SUITS, SIS for SOS, $50 and ss5 Suits
JACKErs-s8 - for IS Ladies' Boz Goats. e. 9S
for 81 so c.s. 81 As for Sc Coats % IS for IS rs
Coats. $3.50 for 90. 20 COats 80 for $3.50 Coats
$40 70 for SIS Coats SIS for s2o s25 $50 Coats
SD for $40 Coats
SEWMAHKETs-s7.S 50 for sl2- so Cape Newman
k.t. sl2 so for SIS. so Newmarket SIS 90 for s25
Newmsrkets
WRAPPERS. Tea Gowns. Winter shawls. Waists.
etc. at prOportions,e reductions in prices.
CHILDREN's garments at 10 per cent discount
Goats for Misses from to Is years are Gretchens
for girl. from to 10 years. Dresses and Goats for
youngsters RON L 10 years. Long Coats for baby
We have previously advertised the reduced prices An
additional reduction now-1o per cent discount.
FURs Below Cosr PRrcEs
cAPRS-s5 es for the 50 Lynx As;rskhan and Elec-
t1e Seal Capss. s27 for the s35 Marten Cares. $50
for the s5 Cansd. Seal CapeS s35 for the $40 Capes
and so instead of ESQ for the xxx Seal C.pes.
MUFFs-s2. 80 for the 81. 50 Astrakhan Mufs and
- for the -. 50 Martsn Mufs
sETs-se 20 for tbs els 30 Ansora Boa and Mun.
esso for tie Bear Boa and MuH 81 80 for the s2
Childrsn's Fur Muf and Collar and 81 70 for the
81 50 White Lamb Sets
ROBEs-s4 - for the IS. - White Fur Baby Car
rage Robes and e.. 80 Sor the 50 Robes
THE PALAIs ROYAL,
Cor. 18th and Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

l. UR DEPARTMENT.
2genuine Krimmer Capes. 2i inches long. vest
front effect.
We're S37 90. Now S25-
1 Select Monkey Cape. military length astrakhan
collar and vest.
Was $I5. Now s35.-
2 Fine Astrakhan Capes. military length.
Were s45 Now S25 -
3Unplucked Seal Collars. with animal heads.
Were S14 Now IS Co.,
Genuine Natural Lynx Collar Cleopatra style.
Was s22 so Now Sl4.-
lot Of Handmade Gray Feather Boas.
We're So Now 80. Co.
Fine English Coney Capes, extra long, heavy
satin lining.
Now SIS-
Select Monkey Capes, seal collars. fitted fronts
Were s22 So Now 500
9 Fine Brown Marten Capes new Russian STYLE
high storm collars.
Select Unplucked Seal Cleopatra" Cape Boa,
with long ends mink scarf collar.
Was s3s. 90. Now eco o.
Children's Select Angora Sets.
We're $3.50. Nov 80 75-
l lot Of 2-inch Select Swansdown
Now SOC yard
CD hoor. 10th ST. building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
CoREEcr Full DaEss GLOVES.

CORRECT Fun DaEss GLOVES.
LADIES Undrs~sed Kid Mou-sau.taire. in evening
shades q red. pink. green. blue. lavender mode vel
low. purple. pearl. cream. also white and black.
s-button-Iansth. 81. ~ pair.
l2buttonlsng1h. e. p pair
lobGtton length. e. - pau.
2obuttoE-length. s3 80 pair.
'O-button-!ength. a. - PAR
es-rhe above are the best psssibls TO produce and
sold AZ ntuoh HIGHER prices at The few exclusive
xhsr- can be found selected e.. Chores
81 bSis ;he Palais Royal price for the sbutton IN
dressed kid Mousauetsres which are generally sold
A. the best ana FOR 81. IS a pair. The variety Of
shades il unusually pleis-six shades of English
tsns. sI modes. siK srIy-. six browns. For evening
wear are yeiiovs. pipss. blues. green's Iavenders,
reari. cream. white sIa black
sS7hs aSOre Cloves are warranted; tried on a. our
TssE
JUG for bss' BisrritZ or Pisskin Mousduetaire.
Besides the new street shades the following for
the the~'er: Coz al sink. ciel blue nile green fawn,
royal purple. @ cam. white and black.
-hb\'s--Fearl. mode white and cream French
Rid GLOVES. with and without black stitching on
h.rks. 81. 81 80 81 O. the prices These good bet
ter and best gloves all warranted; fitted at our
risk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
ALL
A Nswrpe
.ANswKRs

n our FACIAL PUZZLE mus he IN ~
Saturday night nyvs 10 sot happen
% have . cory q shis amusing and
= inc-ssive fCLLIf call and 81 one. free
whcs you're down looh si our RE-
CEPTroN SLIPPERS. Nouli b veil
repaid for the trouble. Our steel h ths
lsre>s. and most varied you can nnt n
town
OF course you have ~ have your snr-
rers 30 match ycnr evening gowns. We
know Tits snd % have al oolors hsr~.
We donos believe there's . COSTUME En-
is'ins thss We cannot mssrh.
Our SATIN SLIPPERS are attracting
agrest deal % attention 81 present. ana
they're worthy 81 n s>osass we hsv. al
Sizes. shapes. oolors. styics and desorfp-
tons
BEADED SLIPPERS are very mach
worn this year ~ stysssh people, Some
ofe1rr are bronze b~sdeA sons blsok
beaded. cthsrs are covered win soiA
beads and sun others With steel h>sds.
Ihere are also . great variety %
sUEbFs her. rv~ryecdy kno~s how
stylish they are
Patent LEATHER Our stock 81 PAT.
fNT LEATHER SHOES ana PUMPS
Is unlimited. That 10 sufnas>ns % ten
all about the dress shsss Of TIE gensls-
men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
KINGS PALACE.
Sl2-Sl4 7rH STREET. 1.

The SOCIAL SEASON.
Mn NEXT MONDAY THE REGULAR
my SEASON OF TEAS. BALLS. RE-
N M CEPTIoNs. DINNERS AND
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS WILL BEGIN,
AND IF YOU INTEND TO TAKE PART
IN ANY OF THEM YOU MUST HAvEA
FULL-DRESs SUIT THE WELL
DRESSED MAN Is WELCOME EVERY
WHERE. AMP IN ORDER TO BE WELL
DRESSED IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO
GO TO A MERCHANT TAILOR AND
PAY AN EXoRBITANT PRICE FOR
YOUR CLOTHES. WE CAN SUPPLY
YOU WITH JUST AS HANDSOME, AS
FINE AND AS wELLMADE GARMENTS
AND FIT YOU BETTER AT ABOUT
ONE-HALF THE COST DROP IN ANY
DAY THIS WEEK AND TALK IT OVER
WITH US. YOU ARE NOT UNDER ANY
OBLIGATION TO PURCHASE, BUT
ANYTHING YOU MAY SELECT WE
GUARANTEE SHALL BE CORRECT.
RoB1Nsos. Parker & Co..
AMERICAN CLorH1Ens.
2OO.12O2 l2O4FSr. NV
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Ladies' Costs that were e10. $40. 30.
Gil. e12. sl2. 20. el3 so Ga. 80. SIS, GO CS
S16. Ella 80. Ell and els viii be offered soC.LC
At The Bon Msrche" tomorrow for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

Tun PArAIs ROYAL
Co.., ,a,, ,sp A. LIsNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28

DLACK GOODS IMPAIRMENT
s4yards Fancy Weave. AZ inches wide.
Was 81 a. Now 81 So
%. yards Whip Cord. 40 inches wide.
Was So a. Now u. 65-
11S yards SILK and Wool Waterproof Serge so inches
wide.
Was %. 10 Now eL75.-
N yards Atwood Cancels Hair. 4S inches wide.
Was Ell 81 Now 81 S5.-
yards Atwood Fancy Weave. 40 inches wide.
Was 90. Now 81 3d.
4Ayards Atwood Stripe. 40 inches wide
Was s40O. Now %. So
80 yards Atwood Fancy Weave. 40 inches wide.
Was %. SO. Now %. So
3yards Atwood Bengaline, 40 inches wide.
-Wss a. 90 Now e. 25.-
3,< yards silk-wsrp Henrietta. 40 inches wide.
Was s4e7. Now O. rs
4Kyards Atwood Storm Serge. 4s inches vide
Was 50. Now %. %
80 yards Atwood Bensaline. 43 inches wide.
Was %. 70. Now %. 25-
6yards Atwood Fancy Cancels HAIR A inches wide.
Was $1,000. Now %. So
g. yards Atwood Striped Cancels Hair, ~ inches
wide.
Was sl2. 90. Now SIS
Qst hoor 10Th st. building,
WOODWARD : LorHRop.
dss 10TH. llrH AND r SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28
CLEARING SALE Or Wars.
WrrHour TIE LEAST Hrnpua.

You may tm.sins that we csnno, afford to carry .
single garment The Pslais Royal The rspusa-
stsfs So the clearing sale now In progress includes
al s.rnents Pleas. distinguish between this sale
and these that r.sly nothing but clearing out of
N. unssstrahl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-28


TRAMP. TRAMP. TRAMP
The steady march of time brings to the threshold
=NEw YEAR=
chilling breath requires You be thoreushiy and
thickly clads II not be up and doing. We are pre-
pared to furnish the necessary small cost
to the buyer
FUR BEAVER STORM COATS
= $3.50. =
YARMOUTH sHAa STORM COATS
= $40.
EsoUIMAUx BEAVER sToRMERs-
= $ll.75. =
woRUMBo cH1NCHILLA sToRMERs-
= $3.50. =
II you want to buy q Handsome. Medium-wesht
Top Cost.in short medium Or full length-familiar
ckies Us to tell tEtwi tickle You to get it. Prepare
to explode.
Tn. pr,s. $3.50
A, running mate, We offer MEMS sgITs-s.raish.
and Round Cut Sack Goats. and Getaway Frock
= $3.50
A Suit
Coats Three and f0u1'buisSn cus.~sS fioss Coats.
= $40 =
A Suit
BOYS OvERCOATS-with Capes-
$3.50 upward.
BOYS TwOPIECE SUITS.
S125-eL 5O-Sl 75$2. 25-e3LS3. 5o-$3 S7-&4.
The besiegers will please continue the siege-hurry
endorsements. We glory in the great number Of
our besiegers. and wish them each and every one
AHAPPY NEW YEAR.
VICTOR E ADLRRS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
s27 and e2g SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Corner Massachusetts, avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
eEBeeinning December / this store will be open
evenings until oo'clock-Saturday evenings until IL
o'clock. oc4-3m
Y9S C44SSNNSSTT WALK R IIssHHTF
with painful oorns and bunions We mako
your feet painless -remove your Corps and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26

Hoods Sarsaparilla has the most merit
has won Inequaied success, accomplishes
greatest cures. Is IL not the medicine for
yonf
Hoods Piils cure liver ills, jaundice. bill
tousnssa- sick headache. constipation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26
WEALTH FOR MISSIONARIES.
The Late L. D. Carpenter Leaves His Estate to
the Baptist Missionary Union.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind. Aug. 25-The will of Mr..
L. d. Carpenter was probated yesterday.
and the gift of his entire property for
mission purposes has surprised the entire
populace of this city. Several years ago tho
people of Seymour were greatly surprised to
learn that Mr.. l.. ID. Carpenter was de-
termined to go to japan as q missionary.
At that time he left his capital, his only
means of support, to be used by Saw
yer d Stantield. responsibility
se snoss gu nenss wsr0 bS slow yhe to hn.
of success and supported by his promise to
return If informed of the serious illness of
either. they accepted the proposition. Six
teen months later, hearing of Mr.. Sawyer's q
illness, he hastened home and entered in to
business with his accustomed energy. On
present name-Carpenter & Stanfield.
Although Mr.. Carpenters labor as a mis-
sionary was thus ended. his interest in
missions never tagged. With the excep-
Jion of the payment OF bonds TO tho amount
Of $4,000. which had been given to Franklin
College, and several smaller gifts. his
will bequeaths his property to the Amer
ican Baptist Missionary Union. His wife
receives sufficient income and the use of
the hope during her lifetime. after which
tist Missionary Union. Miss LenoreAy y res, q
The will further provides for the
immediate settlement of the business by
I. j. Stanfield. the surviving partner, and
appoints Mrs. Carpenter and the secretary
had his life insured for $4,000 last May.
which was made payable TO his wife. The
amount which the Missionary Union will
receive will not fall short Of $4,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26
Democrats Hate tho Farmer.

Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
NORTH VERNON. Ind, Aug. 25.-The DEM
ocrats of this county are becoming greatly
alarmed about the inroads the Peoples
party is making in their forces. This
weeks issue of the Sun (Dem.) declares
that vote for Weaver Is vote for Harri-
son. In Spencer township there is a heavy
detection. and last night Attorney general
A. G. Smith, In company with Lincoln Dix
on. chairman of the county committee
md other prominent Democrats went down
TO Spencer township. In tho teeth of the
heavy storm. and held a school house meet
ing. to try to rally the boys and straighten
up tho Democratic forces.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26
TIE POLICE INTERPRETED.
And the Goddard-Smith Fight Was Declared
Draw After Eight Pounds.

SAN Francisco. AnR. 25.-Joe Goddard,
the Barrier champion. and Billy Smith,
champion of Australia. met in q ten-round
contest in the California Athletic Club
rooms tonight. Goddard was tostop Smith
in ten rounds. Only eight rounds were
fought however. tho police then stopping
the fight. Smith. 10 every body's surprise,
gave Goddard his own fight. and, as O con-
sequence. was pretty badly pun Ished. but
would. in all probability. have stayed the
ten rounds. The contest was declared
draw on account of police interference
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-26
PATCHED Up THEIR TROUBLES.
Divorced Kokomo Couple. with Experience In
and Out Of Jail, Remarked.
special to the Indianapolis journal.


KoKoMo, Ind, Aug. 25.-Horace Reichen-
badgh and Ida Lang. of this city, were
remarked yesterday. Three years ago
they married and q year ago they were di-
vorced. A few weeks prior to the divorce
Reichenbaugh's father took S64O out of the
bank, and pct it in their hands for safe
keeping. Shortly thereafter the money
was stolen, they claiming that masked
men had entered the house. taking the cash
in regular bandit style. The elder Relch-
enbaugh did not believe the story, and ac-
cused his daughter-in-law of the theft.
Four months ago young Reichenbaugh as
arrested on q charge of larceny, ana lay in
Jail until a week ago. when he sent for
the public prosecutor and explained the
mytery Of the robbery. accusing his OK.
wife and a man named Low Sheverell of
conspiring together and taking the money.
The woman and Shevero!l were arrested
and bound over to court, the ex-husband
appearing as the prosecuting witness.
Yesterday the divorced couple became
reconciled and went TO Peru and were mar
ried. This, OF course. will stop the crimi-
nal proceedings, and Shevereil. who 10 in
Jail. will be released.