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FOR RENT-l139 /,

FOR RENT-l139 v 20 y NV er&b . SOS 30
II av. 12r. 2 bis. Ss3. .33 1906 Can. 6rScel 2s 40
PAPA Pa ave. l2rS2bs. .70l 526 10th NV Grab % 80
1221 y ave. 1lr&b. .7Ol AL y nw 6rScel 25 80
Z2l2 NJ NV, Or and Gel sol 2626 NV, Crab. % 50
Io2 sc, Tor and b. 3D. 50 1918 NV, 7r sta .21 80
81 NV, Ir and Gel. sol 1929 7th nw 6r. 20 80
dls-u III. L. RUST, 624 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-742 5TH ST. CORNER OF II ST n
w; :our-story dwelling. u rooms, at s45: also
l54 ID St Sc; four-story brick, 10 rooms. at
S32. so. Inquire OF A. EBERLY's SONS. us 7th
st. NV. dl9-3ts
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FOR RENT
wAsH.N pANENHoMirR. 1a.h and q 81.

BY
NASH'N DANENHoN ER. 18Th ana @ sts
1922 f. Capitol st. Sc. rooms, all MI. 5000
l5ls Corcoran 81. NV. rooms all m. L.. $3.50
los and l6l ST. ne, rooms. all m.i...... 2slO0
sl9o Ward place NV. rooms. all m. H.. 22sO
Sl3 Sd Il. ne. rooms. all nA............ % 20
423-5 9th st NV. Or, all mI.............. 2Os0
ltSl and 1873 Scaton 81. 6r.. all mi. Is 30
COG ~. ne. -oons, all m. i.........:.. 22.50
2oS ST. ne. rOOns water and gas. ..... 1880
22O4 Virginia ave. NV. 4 rooms. water. H. 30
2o4l Y ST. NV. rooms. water. ............ 1890
2oO1 st. NV. rooms. water. r............ - 30
3 Corcoran NV. { rooms. water. ..,... IL 90
ll25 24th st. NV. ar. water........--.. 10 80
5l3 and 5l7-2l cath 81. NV. rms. water. 80
2035 81. NV. 4 rooms. water....... e.. 1890
1909 18th st. Sc. rooms. water...--...-... 1880
ll3I Ca. ave. roOms. ms.................. 1900
1881 c 81. s.e.. rooms. s.................... 1900
t92 L ST. s.w.. s....-................. 1900
40 and 7l0 81. MAry's place NV. 5r. water. $50
14s-56c2 Quandcr st. Sc. 4r...-.-..-..-... 7.5o
d16-3t
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= Ae-1 IL n
sSs sSs' is,s awe 1877 Gss g, Mas: s
. Iowa cir. isr. .i2s 1915 W st. Or. -. 20
53s 9th st NV. 7r.. 100 2eo4 st NV, 7r. 2S.ss
GO St ser.so sss III st Sc. Sr . - - 20 70
5ee 18th st NV: l5r. 80 els st ne. er. %. rs
sai slis - St NV iir.S3 ~, @ Va ave NV Or q g
2sls st NV. l5r.... 20 TIC Nd sw, sr. -. 20
iSS: ii sr. .eais iSis St ne. ne ....Isse
22oa st, Or. 6s 1873 st ne. Or. as SO
The Mllton-Apartnenis. 1919 Sd st NV. er- Il s 80
727 1lth st iar IS IS 1901 5th st NV. 1850
zoe 18Th St NV. isreo Is ic5 st ne.
2ol5 g st nw. llr.... 60 i4l7 3sth 81, 5r...is
d iaSi = St sr; q 2e52 Cleveland. er II SO
io,2 I5,S ., $ si1 = sT. store @; o.: Is
s1dS seoe % 81 NV nS' s- 500 81 st ne e. * 70
1sSs I;Ss 18Th s. NV, 5r SO 1885 St ne
isic 18th ss M Go5auit Is 81 ru nS
30 10 st NV sT:.-..S al2 T st NV, ar.....l.
sst Maple ave. sr.: % 80 fls ave nv. 5r.le.se
tts tts 2 s.. ST.: $3.50 5ll 9th sc. 5r....ls.30
isss G 18Th St or. g! So S2ss Cleveland. erisso
.s,s - :, NV sr 90 20 62l @ 81 80. 5r. $50
I.s: .s. ~ ~ Myiis s 1s Sc. s sr..lsss
e sth 8 so S 2s!s SessnoSe. si : g g
!.ss IL lsth ST. 20 40 $40 callan st ne or.l2 50
7l2 st NV, iOr. :. 80 i2i5 ssth ST. Or TT
lS ls2S ST. hall. 80 sse Mclean avsr II 80
l.s2 Fla ave- Or iaie ffaf 1f :, Sc. sT s
isst isiA St Or ssss ssss IS IstG ns st. 'ssi sr
10. 9th st, 7r.. % so 1870 Huron st. sr. 50
2002 HareMood ave IS 30 ei2 eist st. store 10 70
~. sas ave sc; 7r y IS e22 Gordon ne. ar o. so
go Arthur pi nw,7r22 20 les Kramer ST. ss & ~
Seis nsva ave NV r. 20 zis st sw; 1r rr 80
die " p ,. H II. %iRSER CO.. sle F anw.
FOR RENT-Ii25 10TH ST. NEAR MASS AVE.
nv; handsome three-story double brick dwelling
OF "a rooms; n thorough repair: with every con-
large stable for -four horses
THOMAS J. FISHER a co.. 1924 P ST. NV.
dl6-6ts
FOR RENT-l5le X ST NV. IiR. AND RArH
al MI to pernanent tenant. sll0 per mo-: 1883
3o1 18th 81. s.w., sr and hath. nj $50 a5 per
mo-: 2l39 and 2e4l Va. ave. NV Or and hath.
ami, 30 per mo. l. S. FRIsToE lSss 81
dl6-3ts
assi NV. lar sss sis S slh SIN me ne sls 20
lsS T NV; sr.. SO % 7ee 10th ne. o.. Is
1851 Harew'd ave .er2s.sO 124-e6 ieth Nc. sr 10 "a
7o2 18th ne, Or. %. 20 1922 L Sc 5r.....'.ss
ozS l. ne, or..--.; :ls50 1893 Bennings nd. 81. @
223l Q 81 NV. IL rooms complete -. Sl5o
dle-st ELLIS CHAPEL. 52s iith st NV.
FoR RENT
ia 18th NV. Or. $40 5o4 iith NV. Tor . ses
laSO 2oth NV. fur or Cor 20th and NV. FUR
p pI,fsr. elegant house, or unfur, handsome
1855 Pa ave, i4r.....5s
,oa LATnlER NEsBrr.
dl6St 1904 @ 81.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR XCHANGE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE
just north of Lincoln Park for farm: corner or in
side lot: Will assume trust. r. y. DONALD
son. 105 18th st. n. dIg-3ts
To T-CI.ASS LANDAU GOOD
as new, for coupe rockaway. Address S. Star Of
fee. dlS2ts
FOR EXCHANGE-FINE ORANGE GROVE WITH
In lest town in southern California for Was hing
ton property; no scale or frost; magnificent ell
mate and scenery; excellent community; good in
yestment. Address CALIFORNIA, 1910 + ST
dl6-3t@
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED WIFE AND 3 GROWN
daughters desire very good, well fur house
within half mile of Farragut Square; Will pay
several months in advance. Address ADNASCE'
Star office. uISot-
WAYTED-TO PURCHASE SEVERAL MEDIUM
sized houses within the city limits; also 10 ex-
change varant ground for improved property
and a handsome new teE-rOom house near Dupont
Circle on smaller house. Apply To owner
q n ROSD Gal St d16-2t
WANTED-I HAVE PURCHASERS FOR THE FOL-
LOWING HOUSES. IF YOU ARE ANXIOUS TO
SELL. SEND LOWEST PRICE AND PARTICU-
LARS:
II persons who will pay from Si5OO to $1,000
cash for a Z o S-rOom house NV
10 parties will pay from $500 to Sl2,OOO for
q modern house. .
16 persons who will pay from $1,000 10 $4,OOO
for a 8 1-room house.
20 persons who will pay $500 $500 cash.
balance monthly.
$4,000 to invest in good renting houses.
$4,000 to invest in good renting business prop
erty. DAVID D. SIoNE.
dl5-6t S04 and 500 st. NV.
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE VACANT LOTS. GOOD
location, for small houses Address Box ia.
Star office dlim
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FOR RENT
sle st NV l5r .s76.13 226 14th st sw. 1r SIS 50
1887 7th st6d. l2r. 70 s3l2 9TH 81 NV. 1r. is
2030 G ST l2r. 90 1918 9Th - NV. 6r. Is
s32 st NV. 13r...... 80 e46 Fla ay NV. Or. .is
q21 sth ST NV. llr. .5O.4s 5 Scott ave NV. Or. Is
6i5 Fla ave NV. Tor 80 20 10Th st ne. Or. 10
Elm ave. TAX PIX lar. 80 3l6 14th Vt sw, 7r....ls
1913 9th st NV Or. .3e 20i0 II NV. Sd a, ar IL
elO 9th NV st&dw. 80 2 Scott nw 5rl250
723 Irwin st NV. ~. p II lie Y st NV. 5r. 1e 50
444 X NV. 6r.-. 80 3ls Pomeroy st. Or. IL
e05 5th 1T NV, sr. $3.50 1914 1T nv, sr.... .l2
451 LIST 81 sc. Tr.. 30 4ta Il .12
Is ave sc. ar. % 40 1926 Rosedale ne. Or. II
1904 st ne. sr.. -22-50 63s Samgasr NV. erIO. 50
l723 IA ave NV. 5r - BladcIss,irg I'd 6riO 20
s2s Goth 1T NV, 7r. 2l-J0 n 162s O NV. 3r. 10
1925 T st NV, Or 3OS0 1909 18th NJ NV. Or. .12
SIS 1lth st ar. -2O.30 2OOi Seaton II 6rS 50
1911 5th ST NV. 7r. 0.30 Gordon ave ne ar &
AO7 Warner ST NV. ar 20 3i9 Wilson ~ nv. A. q
1924 10th NV. 6rla.50 2sa Pomeroy NJ NV Or o
ga l4th st sw 7r. .19. 80 SOC 10th II sw Dr.. A
Cor 9Th and + sts unfuruishsd rooms.
HALL
Potomac Hail. cor 1lth aud Md ave sw, a.. $40
STORES
1877 7th NV. st&dw. .S55 g07 9th st nw....... ss5
eiO 9th NV. st&dw so 1925 PA ave NV. y
STABLES.
Rear 1913 18th nwSI0 Rear 215 ~ ct NV. 81
COAL YARD.
Cor Sfh AID SITS sw.......-............... .S2o
dls-st' A :. CAYwoOD. alS OH ST. nv.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHEl
1929 NJ NV, 15r. $3.50
1901 Mass ave ne, Or. 100
UNFUR,
1919 X NV. 1sr. =. $500
Oregon ave NV bet
18th & 18th. Tor. go
1911 18th NV. 10r. SIS
go RI ave NV. Or. As
Is Tenn ave ne, 11r. 40
4o13 sth NV pet
WORTH, Sr. .21. so
330s n NV. l1r. .25
134 Sd ne. Or. Is
10S Sd ne. Or. .25
Holmead Manor. Or. Is
7l2 Sd ne. Or. ~
635 L ne. Or. rs. 80
WM. III.
dlB-eo3t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-DESIlsABLE FARM, $50 ACRES, 2H
miles from warrenton. Va; good outbuldincs
and facilities for raising $500 broilers yearly and
accommoda tions for $40 hens. For particulars ad-
dress f. W. ALLEN. Warrenton, Va. Box Z.
n30-1ms
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ACCOUN TANTS.

ant and auditor, 1i21 n.w.. auditor of
four of Washingtons lPrgest corporations. Why
not yours: dl4-3m
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE WILL
nav YOU IS to Sl5 per week to do strictly home
work for US; no canyassins and prompt pay ynent:
send seIf-addressed envelope, LIBERTY SlPiLi
COMPANY, Boston. Mass uio-ot'
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ul0eoo. l4O1 81. NV.
fOk kENT-CNFURNISHED-19 10TH ST. y.
W; IL rooms and bath rooms; beautifully
decorated and In perfect order; a bargain 20
ngnt rs,n party. party. Apply to REAL ESTATE OFFICE
ioSo iotn ST. d7-lit
foh RENT-OR SALE-Tw0 NEW AND VERY
oesiraoie corner houses corner 9Th and sts
h.e.' each 10 rooms, two baths; steam and fur
mace heat; $50 and $40. 5. II. WALKER, 40
ST. ne. n2S-tf
Ok RENT-fERY CIIEAP-A BEAUTIFUL CS-
FURNISHED house In Georgetown: nearly new: am.
n neSt locality; immediate occupancy. B. IL
hObERTSON, 1&2l q st. d
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FOR RENT-3is ND. AVE. NR.: NEAR TIE
Capitol: rooms and bath; water aud gas: her,
dies pass the door; rent, S25. W. ii. MARLOW,
2l6 81. ne. dl3-lWs
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T mr. Dupont C, I2r. .sl2O
or house. 10th NV. so
iISHED.
1913 II NV, l1r. 60
1913 18th NV, Tor. IS
S0s I'd NV. l2r. AS
1901 + NV. Tor. 80. 80
40l1 sth NV pet
WORTH. sr. .2T. so
5i5 Elm, L ID +, 7r. .25
toS 3D. ne. 6r........25
226 18th Sc. Or. .25
20 llth Sc, 8r.....25
lO2o 4th ne. Or. rs. 80
2S3 LIST sw. Or. 20
1904 Blagden's al. 4r. 6
SAUNDERS & CO..
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT - COMFORTABLE COUNTRY
home, ''Fernwood:" south side of Pierce's Mill
road; three minutes walk from Rock Greek
Electric railway; 80 minutes from city; all neces
sary outbuildings and % acres of pasture.
DULANI, FLEMING & LEE
n2S-tu4w 1920 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT OFFICES-A SUITE OF FRONT
office rooms; Norris building. LIST floor, cor. f
and 5th SITS. NV. elegantly decorated; hot water
heat; gas, water and janitor service; rent mod
crate. d13-tr
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AT RAMSAY'S
Your watch cleaned for 81: watch mainspring
81: All our work warranted for one year.
ap3-tr 1921 81 NV
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FOR RENT
al4 18th NV, Or. .....- $40 5o4 llth NV. Tor. . s6s
1aS0 2Oth NV, fur Cor Goth and NV FUR
uEfur elegant house. unfur, handsome
handsomely fur.....125 house finely fur. . $50
1895 Pa ave, lzr.....5s
LATNIER & NEsBrT.
dl65t 1904 @ 81.
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UNFINISHED.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-DO YOU WANT ROOMss WE CAN
get them for you without trouble cost.
WASHINGTON ROOM AND BOARDING d.
RECrORY, 61S 9th st. NV. second hoor. .dlS-lw'
FOR RENT-2 LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS ID
floor, with heat and gas; bath same floor; also
unfurnished on Sd floor; heat and gas; low rent.
1923 nth st. NV. desc
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BOARDING

FIRST CLASS BOARD. WITH OR WITHOUT
lodgings, In private residence: commodious rooms:
newly and elegantly furnished; with bath ON
each noor; NV; the attention of gentlemen Is
especially solicited to this advertisement. 124
18th st. W. d19-3ts
20 AND 22 GRANT PLACE, FORMERLY OCCU-
pied by Mrs. Kant, having been renovated, are
now open for permanent and table boarders;
strictly hrst-eass. dlS-6ts
TABLE BOARDERs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
at 1a24 st. NV. Special attention given TO
table. dl5-6ts
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FOR SALE-PIANOS FOR HOLIDAYS-PIANOS,
We still have left splendid second hand up-
right piano for $l40 cash: another nearly new
reduced for the holidays; cash or easy payments
PFEIFFER CONLIFF. AT 11th st. NV.
dis
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SAI.E-AT SACRIFICE-A HANDSOME
rosewood case square piano; carved legs and
Tyre; four round corners beautiful tone; will
sell for $16O cash Address IMMEDIATE NEED,
Star Office. lts
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FOR RENT-li25 10TH ST. NEAR MASS. AVE
NV; handsome three-story double brick dwelling
OF - rooms; N thorough repair: with every con-
Nenience; two hath rooms: porches every 6oor:
large stable for four horses
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 co.. 1924 st. NV
dl6-6fs -
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FOR RENT-l5le ST. NV. IIR AND BATH
all MI; to permanent tenant SllO Der mo- (: is3e
st nv. l2r. and bath. ami. s55 per mo !:
301 18th St sw., sr. and hath ami $50 a5 per
mo-; 2l39 and 2e41 Va. ave. NV Or and hath
ami, 40 per mo. L. S. FRIsToE. lsss 50
dl6-2rs
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Arthur W. ROBSON
615 18th st. NV TeIanhone 1854
steamship. Passenger and Tourist Agent.
Tickets to Europe By all lines
Drafts In sums suit.
Foreign Express tauS Custom House Broker.
Evening journal., 1893-10-17
THE RUSSIANS In PARIS.
CHEERS AND SONGS FOR THE BRIL-
LlANTLY UNIFORMED GUESTS.

Thousands of People stood on Platforms
Erected for the Purpose and Waved Hats
and Handkerchiefs-Cr -CriSs OF Long Live
Russia" Heard on Every Side.
PARIS. Oct 1.-THE Russian naval
officers who were given such an enthusi-
astic welcome in Toulon, made a trium-
phal ent into Paris this morning.
Admiral Avelan, commander of the Rus
sian squadron, and his fifty feet OF officers,
arrived at 8 o'clock in a special train,
which was almost covered with decora.
tions and French and Russian flags.
The Care du Lyon station where the
train came in was packed with cheering
thousands, intent upon giving the
Russian allies a truly Partisan welcome.
AS the train approached the multitudes
began singing the Russian anthems and
the great chorus of sound was heard
miles away.
Thousands of people stood upon plst.
/ forms erected for the occasion and
cheered and waved hats and handker-
chiefs as the brilliantly uniformed thrOng
of guests alighted. "Long live Russia, "
Long live the Gar" were the cries
heard on every side.
The Russians walked down the station
platform arm in arm with French naval
officers; with barred heads they bowed
right and left.
The guests were taken in carriages to
the place De La Bsstile, where they
passed under triumphal arch. The
whole line was packed with people
almost frantic in their expressions OF
welcome.
The Tricolor Of France and the Blu'
Cross of Russia were everywhere con
spieuous among the magnificent decora
/ tiOns.
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show how absolutely impotent the Senate
is to cary out its will, even in the
slightest manner
The repealers seem to be more closely
cemented than formerly, aud their de.
termination to continue the fight, II it
takes all the winter, is stronger.
New Scheme to Force Vote.
There has been considerable discussion
over proposition favored by few
fervid Senators that the President
recognize repeater on day when the
silver forces are not numerous and on
the Senator's motion, put the question
Of repeal to a vote of the Senate.
The proposition further. r.suggested that
the obiectors, who would instantly at.
tempt to block the vote, be ignored as
having violated the rule Of senatorial
courtesy. Itg said the Vice President
could do this and held that the constitu
ion, which provides for majority rule,
was far above the rules Of the Sena-
tors.
Vice President Stevenson, it Is said,
has been approached on the subject but
those who know him best declare he has
no liking for such heroic acts and has
frowned down the plan.
Dolph stirs Things Trlne.
The roll call of the Senate in the read
ing Of yesterdays Journal did not show
the presence of Senators Allen and Kyle
although they were present At the
conclusion Of the reading of the Journal
to-day Senator Dolph rep Ore. J
made a bitter speech, ridiculing the
attitude presented by the Senate which
was drifting along in endless debate
accomplishing nothing. The twenty six
Republican Senators who favored repeal
were ready to cooperate with the
repeal Senators on the other side
in securing some rule to limit de
bate. The rule might later be used TO
pass laws obnoxious to Republicans, but
it was needed, nevertheless. The farce
and outrage upon the people should end.
Doiph Threatens and HID Backs Him.
The discussion was continued. Mr.
Hoar, Mr. Hill and others participat
ing. Mr.. Dolph threatened that II
the presiding officers would not
he (Dolph) would appeal to the
Senate to have the names Of all Senators
who refused to vote put down on the
journal Mr. Hill was equally urgent in
his remarks.
Evening journal., 1893-10-17
FOLLOWERS OF CALVIN

To Meet in First Presbyterian Church To-
night-Moderator to BE Elected.
Sermon by Rev. Samuel nfcLanahan.
The Pre- sbyterian Synod will open in
First Presbyt erian Church tonight.
The exercises will begin at o'clock
when Rev. Samuel McLanahap, of Baltl.
more, the retiring moderator, will
preach. After the sermon the synod
will be organized aud the moderator and
clerks elected. The moderator will be
elected from the New Castle Presbytery
Other routine business of the synod will
be transacted.
Before the session convenes tonight,
tea will be served in the church to the
delegates. The wOmsn's committee Of
the synod will be enter tanned by the
women of Hanover Church.
The first meeting to morrow will be
held at 4 o'clock in the afternoon when
an address will be made by Rev. William
c. Cattell, OF Philadelphia His subject
will be ministerial Relief"
Probably the most interesting meeting
of the synod will be Thursday evening,
when a special service has been prepared
for young people To accommodate the
large crowd that is expected the meet.
ing will be held in the Auditorium. This
meeting will be under the auspices of
the Ladies Synodicsl Society. The
various Christian Endeavor Societies
have manifested great interest in the
meeting and will attendin great numbers,
Addresses will be made by Robert K.
Spear and DR.. S. E. Wishard, both pop
ular and eloquent speakers.
This morning E. S. Rollc and son,
florists, were busy decorating the
church and when it is finished it will
present handsome appearance. Back
OF the pulpit are a number of large
palms and around and in front Of it is
a bank of potted plants. The choir Of
First Presbyterian Church will furnish
music during the convention.
Evening journal., 1893-10-17
TEXAS OYERRUN BY TRAKPS.

Thousands of Unemployed From Colorado
Get Free Rides and Free Lunches in the
Lone Star State.
AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 17.-Colorado is
unloading her thousands of unemployed
workmen on Texas. They are coming in
daily in squads of ffties and hundreds
San Antonio is their first stopping place.
and that city is at loss what to do with
them. Saturday night the mayor fur
nished transportation to twenty-six and
sent them to this city with letters to
Governor Hogg, stating that, as he had
exhibited such keen interest of late in
tram mp welfare, he could give succor to the
unfortunates. They will be given work
on the great Austin dam, but this city
Foes not want any more Of them.
II is feared that this state will shortly
be overrun with thousands of unem-
#ployed men, as all indications point that
way. As soon as a gang of tramps reach
one town the citizens make up q purse
hnd ship them off to the next station.
Nrhis gives the tramps chance for free
riding through the state, and as they
hre fed at eating stations they may be
said to be living in clover.
Evening journal., 1893-10-17
FOUR KILLED IN A WRECK.

Pennsylvania Limited Express Crashes
Into Several Freight Cars-Three Others
Seriously Injured Engine and Cars De-
molished.
PITTsBURe, Oct. 17.-The Pennsyl-
vania limited passenger train ran into
several freight cars at wellesvill, O., at
6 10 o'clock this morning. The entire
train crew were killed. Three men who
occupied the baggage and express cars
we're fatally hnrt.
The dead are:
CARUTHERS. engineer, Of Wellesville.
ROBERT JACKSON, engineer. Of No. 23l
Locust street. Allegheny.
ELMER JACKSON, his son, fireman, also of
Allegheny.
The injured are Baggage Master Alex
ander Frazier, Electrician Robert Ferry,
Electrician Robert Fowler. Frazier
lives ia Allegheny, and the electricians
are from Chicago.
The main line of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago road was blocked by
a freight wreck at Beaver Fails de
tour over the Cleveland and Pittsburg
road at Alliance was therefore necessi
tated. The limited was making this
run.
Caruthers was acting as pilot fol
Jackson. the limited engineer. Tn,
fog was very dense along the river
and obscured signal lights and sema
phores. At Wellesville an engine
with several cars were just crossing
the main tracks when the limited came
along and crashed into it,
Caruthers was killed instantly anC
young jackson died shortly after tn,
wreck His father expired few hour
later The baggage car and express
engine were demolished. The injure,
were badly crushed.
Evening journal., 1893-10-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

About fifty Wilmingtonians viii leave
Delaware avenue station, Tor the Worlds
Fair. on Wednesday.
Constable Hurlock win sell the farming
indictments Of Joseph s. landerman. OF
Brandywine hundred, this afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Merchants
Cooperative Association will be held at the
rooms offhe Builders Exchange on Thursday
evening.
j. j. Gibson was again arrested on Satur-
day and held in $4,000 bail for obtaining goods
under false pretences from l. +. Robertson &
Sons. of New York.
The Christian Endeavor of Central Pres
byterian Church met In special session last
night for the purpose OF electing officers
naming standing committees and outlining
plans for next years work.
An open meeting Of Trinity Chapter Of
the brotherhood Of st. Andrew will be held
i'm Trinity Parish House. Adams street near
Delaware avenue. tomorrow. "Wednesday
evenins. st 80. for men. All who are inter
ested in the workiof the brotherhood are e2-
pected 10 be present.
Evening journal., 1893-10-17
HOLLIS TRIED TO KILL.
One of the Negroes Who
Won't Be Taken Alive.
FIGHTS CONSTABLE AND DETECTIVE

when the smyrna Peace omoer At
tempted to Arrest Him He snapped n
Revolver Twice IN His Face. Then
Banged the Constable with His Hand
ouns- Tried to Slash Detectives witsil
aud Mcvey.
Detectives Witsil and McVey had a
hard tussle in Chester, last night, where
they went to arrest William Hollis,
colored. He drew razor on them and
fought like tiger, but had to submit to
their demand.
Hollis is wanted on the charge Of at.
tempting TO shoot Constable Benton V.
Weldon, near Smyrna, in Duck Creek
hundred, on August 90
The constable had warrant for the
arrest of Hollis for disorderly conduct.
When he attempted to serve the writ.
Hollis resisted and pulled out revolver
which he snapped twice in the face OF
the officer Luckily the weapon was not
discharged.
Finally, after hard struggle, Weldon
threw the negro TO the ground and
succeeded In getting handouts on Hollis
While on the ground Hollis struggled
and twisted one hand from the irons.
Then he flung them with one hand In the
constable's face and escaped. Since tn At
time he has been ia Chester.
When the detectives approached him
on Ninth street ia Chester. last night he
drew a razor ana defed them to take
him. After a hard struggle during
which Hollis fought like tiger, the de
teciives got him In their control
Hollis had a hearing this morning IN
Chester and was held TO await reqqisi
tlon papers.