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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

ihr rifGa-tic Auditor Of su.ts bas
plao0d bis p-ris ~ st iix aud Ia ia,Aiake.
Ai.noa parties rsn ualy hope FOR pfoa
tiRe aud ,upPgf' u he psoplo by adgo
eating rtfpfma,3ry mcaspfeu, II the
piiaclplca bifocard mc1u fa'ur % u
genuine rofoIsn 1ni Information IL
neoicd and lbs patty HaLuicp To- the
praripics u viii retain uvcn the id,peci
afiNose b. orgo.s %. Nov thou tho
nopulisif have accused both old piftiea
Of fraud AND corruption Ia politics. and
.1ng mud bitIoriy did they dcpglnco 10
publican moihods Ia Colorado. aud
many va hohca. man eant bis ballot tor
theif raniliAtcl believing them 10 bu
iuen Whl I elected would be placed ~
nsir liirial positions without prumisc.
fear OF favor 81 any or 10 nny. al
This 5cius true naS what nro 0gf popu.
h'iif triouda g9sps - dol .staic Agdii.
ur Good. kpgn,a Ia the presence VI Herb
George mad other reputable ciiseus
PROMISED ihr tdcn deputy auditor
t4ai n lo would support him he gonid
aigoia, LIN lis Jrpui.. ho deputy
auditor Kept h4 Nofd BIN, Goodykeonlz
imlrd ~ i've ny 20 lns agreement and
u7v Nc question afAes, what hhAl ",
i'ellh ouf alIiipfi he lue beet
.ailiy and She quit proven, u Nefy
hinF vy Inye ehnfgtd the Nd por0
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

Nlstphhneauln iua "a, lHpl
p, 'Rna ONCE, starting. l,uioi n, IN,
iite i. -
C0afiniut hasiar hrrt anfeitu ~ ihis of-
HFs by =. H. apndetly aRaiosi itnpk %,
tafiei tor failut. Co IMPLY with law ~ 20
lmhF uiturc Ksiry nlfs asted July ~,
lrtnpfn tres F, h.et,on 10 taNuship ~,
rairs u ~ phillips COUNTY, Cello, win a
tinn "a ib1 cancellation a. sgid oait,. CON
uafnIt slirsna that frank .. rniricr failed
duung ihf SD loat ancg ne date ai snid ~
try 90 auiiit Htn OF cans" la ln iliiyatnd 10
aefca Of Hnid tract ma hoI iis1 TO plant ar
eaug Ia be rhnted bherop IT iinuf. npeds ~
Gutings on suid tact 4 rins SAID ard year
h.rt,,aifui rs law had lba' hia fmiarrH
st,ilFail
De aaid parties hfe hosetF suHtc5ne1 q
appear al this Hnlce On tho ~ "a das " teb.
i'fA st ioe.ei0g,, ain 70 respond and iufnlsh
'fsur.nn' eaneofnirg fpid ahegea frinrr
% q lfprHt Rsgis'cf
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03
Ny---r-----ea-
Ms s ~ ly g Z Il ~ Isl II 81,
kSS-SsSs q 49, !. .sss..--.t,sTJg.
. y. Observation-Disclosures

II The people Of this part Of Colorado
are ID favor q. herd law /, is nigh
i,'nc they VEN Rcudiag III, some psti
iionS TO cqr members 81 the legislature
saying no. 80
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

.g;F5i Publication Jan. 90 iioseal Sn 0is
EuiiCa Tor HuIlgli.au.
Land nnicr nt sterling, inlu.
Jsn lrIil. p9I
y otieois hereby gwen that the in,lne ing
~ named settler Ia nlcd notice %: his In
IGNITION 20 make rHnl pruplin surpart, q hrs
cluiui srd that SAID pr,ni VII be- made to-
Tore Nui Robinson commissioner 4 : flt-
emit court for ID" district OF tplo. at iiulyukr
flliligl county Colo. on frl Hith issI Sis
WILLIAM 10. noEits ~
III ln;ry ~ is,i for The - iif n s. ~ -rr q
~ %. iltnge u ".
lie HHiur. tie follosine vitns.ses TO move
hi- continuous res.r enrv upon and cuitisa u
ton ct. sail ilad, Via:
Edwin Finch. nf HnNfur, COLO
naNid Jautr.
Nssa q e.ay
john ~. fef riap.
~ TfnMoN, Bcsi
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

irirfi mitigation .iin l-g1 10. sii
Notice IT,. i7ub.i aii1a
Land .firr. al sterling. ,oia.
Ian Il las
Notice " kcfclp given hat she following
~ iHihod settler lit~ iil.ii noticr 81 his IN.
teni!on To mike Hnni proof "a sup
port Of his claim. amt that said rroof VIII
hc niade lriprr Hm & robiusnn cuiiuii sion.
&c l eirrnit onuri tur the district of cuo. ~
tois Hku. Coio, on frle!, ista. VIZ.
CLINTON iAiELN
iii knsfr - nlil fer the i"tl = aga and \
nsw or see ! ~ ~, ftuEr ".
ZEE n4rucs the frlluwiuf wltrr-aes 10 prove
M. cultivation o., sstt iaud. VIZ.
Illn o. Flhcr. - liulyoLe. Colo
ttfperf Ider, "
hEfin Mah
william Il kr:tirF
d, b. Tlpgns. Register.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03
tfir-t publication Jan Is 1921
L Land ofiice sterling Colo. ~ i,
L.. L.--.-. ~ v

Complaint having been entered ut this Of
y nee by u. II. Myers ngi,iHst Eohcrt Nc.
silir- iuf abandoning his Homestead Entry
No rII) dated Mch isth, lts7i upon the nee Z,
section II. township n. range % " ia rhl-
HIS c'unty. Colorado, wiki View TO IL can
collation. Of aid on.fy.
The said parties are hereby summoned u
appear Vt this ,i.iCc on THE 18th ,iuy oi Mch
lssi At lnnclpels Va 10 respond aud furnish
testimony cone. rning aid alleged abandon-
mchi.
HErFpMUS. Register
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03
trirsl publication IAN y p'yyl NasN
Notice for Publication.

i"ih S',lN' o. .'rillhH, N"ln'
IN ifill 1874
Neten Is hnrrh, Rifen TINT ihr ipiluviue
! uoiued h'filsf hnH iiisd notice af ils in,rl
lnniiuii 20 mako Communication proof w .urnuH
III BIS claim anil that said pfcni viii ~ l.ai.
l'lnieWm 1 lioblnsnn committeeman rlt
rnlt spun fot The dlstiioi nf tuln. NJ iipl oln
flilliia eotnis tnlu. % los s.ith, 1885,, vi
SAMUEL SiItoN,
lii fnlty No So iui tho iois and and \
M a zee sip;u rnN,
lir 'niHra The Following wlirrsfr. "a pfutu i,ll
conirnups r0fiicnro nnou gAi cultivation vi
ihl1 lanl, tia
lpbn W hhfamA ~ llnlyaAn toln.
Nillipm henaiaNt
thHiles rinufF
libfaeu lisrtiuY,
~ thbNoN, lbgi,pr
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

Notice to Taxpayers.
All taxes are duc and paya
bic onc-half on or before the
last day Of January, and the
bslance on or before tho last
day % July, of the year follow
ING the one in which they are
assessed.
b. A.TIosEIxs.
County + casurcr
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

William " iiendrlS and
iigzin iiendfis,
Defendant,
TIM ~ ilg ~ Tilf sIAIf or catnuais To
william v iiendris aud iif,ie lIundra,.
the he rndhnt above named. otlhfisui
You are hcrrby required 20 appear ia an
action bropfht against yam 6g tile above
named p.rintif Ia the rrnniy court o' mil.
Illus county, state Si Colorado, and answer
Tie complain, iheFrin wiihin twenty DAYS
iliis county or n served OH ~ THIS nn,inti
% by publication, within thirty dnyf hiff
the Hrtvieu hereof exclusive ni tho DIV nf
nrt,lcvi or jntR.ineni ~ domnlt viii ba "a
ken nRninst on ngooriihE the prayer II
NE compliant hnf u q eppb VI tho M.
piaint 80 the above entitled action bn nn,
iorg.d Win Tits summons. or n tie Hfr,i.s
hereof be inaie ou, Of this state, then ION
DAY. additional 20 tio time heirin allow
ilHrtl.i ipf hplicffhnro aud hnspeF will Ia
allowed before The taking uf judgement /,
hCfault ~ Aforesaid.
The said action l. hrauaht to itcavnr tho
tun Of nNv hundred knd siNtPssiN dollars
ana Interest ut 10 per cent per annuin ~, u
rnih deed 1rsgiihr. tia lulluN Ing prunuftvt
llir ilnth ons' qanitg of arUiinN Numbered
~ IN ipWnhhlp numbered 0 iHnuu numbered
W west of iliu d'h II. ~, containing 10 petrs
hrrurilifR 70 Eaternnont survey and Tor ,hs
fufthrr anni ~ 5000 nttnfnT,H f,r and ,nt
'hr turihol Nil Of iff.ip 'nErs fnl, land l.
slttaW - rhlllipA enuhiy. Colorado 81 wtii
neft 'nliN nrienf from me complaint Ia snld
artipn - which reference Il herr made,
Ana ,ou are hereby mott ed ihn, il rau fail
iHhprrnf, nhu iohnswet tie snid complaint
q slave frlniisd ht gnih plnlhiln viii inn
judgement 4. prayed Tor IL said ranpiaiW
nllh rpuri At iielypks n SAID e'nin,. M.
isrAt1 wM {. nnnts .oS. eirte
H'ui = NnsirhN sg iDt tiAntifi
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

Notice 10 hereby given That by rirtno 0fa writ
OF sps-isi execution issus-l on, Of TN ciurty
court Of Phillips county colorado. tiaie,i Jsfn,,
az. 18th, A. y. 1879. and to mo IS sheriff iirc..,t
in favor q! Jaiac, y iisosn. pl,dnfiii md Vii.
liam o. Porter. jsfrn.ini't. forth, .iiv. e. sns5
damages aud III sacu-i~ ri.a ntttE,iis cusis ~
satisfy ,hc shos" npiouI.t- | Hi. cornhud,-l 10
=! ;he ioilo's'bg described rsr' esiutg, .n-st;
The nnrih-wi'ai ruHitgr |, II sar.if- t.;, fiNl
township cighi ~ north. - r.nss foI,y-ri. si)
rtsi 81 the Oh ., ir ia PliiliTs coui.,s, Chic.
l-y1 reii tho lbolc ,learrilei premises s'--.s,
much thereof n r.ay hr lrcet ssrs 10 ,.iisfy tis
a,"fe claims, ! all eel ~ tuhlir .r';ion at
the boar al tvo uci'ri, J.. IN, Of mid ,laj, ~ hs
bout dior nf III. sut'rt hnrs- IN iEcyrks euin-
r1de iu iis 'lii-~; and Is r; bidder FOR rash In
nud.
Dated MI Fin u. \ d i.,1
jS' JANE \ ftni'i :. sb.iir
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

optICE OF COUNTY TRIisUHEa.
PNItIIr1 tOuSIY, turn.
jan. u, l,1s
Notice !, herrb, ri,cn that vii reioca, 81,
MY oaice in Phillips cuunty. all wBriua,- .un.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

itHrst publication Jan. 6, $3.50, No. 81
Nri5Gs iar publication.
Lard oih;e, sterling. rolf.
ism. las
Noiic., J.. hcfclhv .nSrn that the following
- phmcii settler la, ill.l noiica OF hi.i
rissin, aud that suid proof ~ili H. made l,.
iorr c!rit Il district SQUIRT, phillips county.
coio.. a; iiul!,ke. t9lu., Oh rchy. u, isra. VII
cikiS T. HAYNES.
iti Entry No. snis Tor the lots : and T. ard 4
.. sN y sec ~ IN, rias.
He names ia. following "a witnesses 20 prove
Ms Hmimpugs rcsidena. urnn and eu'tlNa-
ton 81. said land, VIZ
thsrir. VI. aosry, ~ if.ivpiF, talo
Harry Irrsn.
fhiA!p feters.
John tr1nl,i.'
II Z lEi'soN Register.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

SHttiF = SAIL
No;ies . h"frb. given that by v.r,ne Of a ~sit
II J"cigl exccution is~,at nat of the ronai,
.paft Of Phillips unniy, colorado. dated jam
M u. \. ID. 1856, and 10 me- sheriff directed
ia iayor of james y Brown, fi,ainiln AMI Ma1i-
son ). iiuck ariN Annie iiurk ieieniaafs. fc; ,hc
sum Of i1CS.pO damage and SiI.ej cost and AZ
cruins ro-t. To saiisf- tho above sinoants ain
commanded 10 sell the following iescsibssi nal
rstair. to-vii: The northeast quarter * u
-ction tveaiJ-siS f.5l township so,.r al rotth
Of ,aec or,y-seven 40 ives, OF tho 9Th p m. In
l'hiilips county. Colorado. | will on The net
day OF February A. u. 1887. sell tie cbovc de-
soribsd premises 30 Inuch thereof IA mar la
necessary 20 satisfy tho above claims at sho
hour Of O'clock y. III. Of said day Of public erc-
tion ut The fro-; door of the court housc In Nul-
yoke. Colorado. to The hishcst md heat bidder
Tor crsh in hand.
Dated this Jts Is A u i-.L
J.W JANIS A. TEMPLE sa.ria.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03
First Publication Jan al
I, >. LAsD orYici;, Sterling, Colo, M s,h

rINs'I7 M ,Jt
Jan 3, 1875. NO sio
[ ompiaint hnyins lscn entered at this oiiicb by
Homer Burton against ANN lioiz for al,ar-
doning hcr homestead entry So.l3a3, dated Oct
.ith ssS,.upon the n.w . crt,, tp3nr a " Ia
flillips cctnty Colo. with q Ficw To the cancel
latinh Of snid tutry
TVS said pariips arc hereby summoned to mr.
poar at this Office on tn. < day OF Mich Iss3. at
10 ociock a M 70 respond aud fnnist testiman.
concerning said alleged ainnd.,lmriit
II. L. 'rKpaoS. Register
u l. Armour, Mt'yfor contestant
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03
,Firat-pubicailon Jan ~. isgll
L ) Lard oaice ,ierlhp cc.oa
D. u iss2-'

40 'ci
Complaint having hceli entered - iiis OHIO
by Anal II. Worley against " iiiiam Ae.
ming deceased, MS hers ar .e,gi,l represent
niiNci for failuTs % comply with law as 10
Iimherculiure Entry No, sIi57. dated Juno
-, !hs1, upon the go 3 sec -. p IN. range ~
IS, in fhillirs county, Colo, with = view to
tho cancellation OF said entry, CONTESTANT
alleging thai william = neimiIg, deceased
u heirs AMI legal representatives.. wholly
taiird during 70 IN year Hifrr making said
e1itfy 10 replnni ~ cersc TO be rcpianied 10
re- OF said TRACK IN trees scct's on cuttings
IN place Of those formerly planted and which
nNd JARED TO grow, and that the said william
p. itciniug, deceased. his hens and legal
representatives. wholly failed during aaid
9th yeas after making said entry TO cultivate
OF Gauss 10 l'c Guilty. etyd 10 acres OF said
tract but allowed all Of saii trpct that h,d
ever been broken OF cultivated 10 grow up In
weeds and become foul and wccdy, md iha,
M cI said failures continue 70 exist AT this
time.
The said parties Aru hereby summoned TO
api~pi ~ ibis Office on the 18Th day OF Feb.
1873 ~ . O'Clock IN TO respond and iurrish
testimony concerning said alleged iuilure
~. T., JFpNOS, Re. istar
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03
iitsi publication Jan ~ NJ csf
Timber Culture Communication frsef.
Act March 3, ngi.
Notice for Publication

e sLASn OFFICE srBRiiSa toi.u
Ian "a lQf
Notice 10 irby girtn that nphcf, "
Watt has sled nriier OF intun IN make
rpininni on proof before clerk Of diatgtot
court pllllins county, tllh, NJ II uflcr' In
llol' phc. pip,, on sntuftas thu IA dny :
Nhteli, lF1i on timber. eeliuei Duplication
No llill TOT thf iotH hnd IHnH as ~
see No 3 - Aon ~ range
He names on Wit rssrss
Freedom .rinRuc ~ Woke solo
lin fiaon \ ria. ti
William n Lane
SAMUEL Lain,
y Oh \, negis,or
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03
IgasuIeIs Double Balance Sheet and EuNl Int

or Receipts Disbursements and Transfers for months
ending Dec. az, 1902
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

rae Tal.'c No,gp,
iRAiss'~rsr
g ~ Passenger .vs.s;pm
fa u y: lotoa II
70 ~ ft'sht, .@ arHis g, %
~ iN ~ SEQ y. M.
'nAlss r,s' "
Gc Isl Passenger ac,,a,p N.
he ~ Il ,:oip n,
~ IA Freight nrJ;l5p. NJ
No ial a lvssSG, ~.
Trims west arri,c and lcaye,a mountain
tir'e. trains Gust, Oh crn'rn! ,,uc
4 Z West
station 1cr,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

iliirt tihiichiiaH iso ~
SfAff ur COLORADO
'"uuis 4 rmliira
fioirH Wusm q rumpan,
ilnln,Hi
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-02-03

balance On l.i,ceirts FOR
Hand Jn!y last enionths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-18
Railroad Facilities for Georgetown.

To the Editor of The Evening tar:
The other day your Georgetown news column
contained an item on the entire lack of railroad
facilities in that ancient town and the conse-
quent business embarrassments The railroad
question in the District Of Columbia is one
that will not down; but it ought to be agitated
in way that would enthuse new life into the
Pennsylvania and b. and o. companies. Com
pare their slow movements and lack Of push
aud enterprise in and near this community with
the grand railroad enterprises which some of
US have seen reaching out to villages, towns
and cities In tho west. In and out Of Congress
We have had a long-continued song about the
desire OF the Norfolk and Western road to enter
Georgetown and Washington, and for which
they need bridge over the Potomac.
The bridge has not been authorized by Con-
gress. and the railroad company apparently has
fallen into state OF torpidity. Or is it irving
to reach the river at its western shore? Does
any one know if they are pushing in this direc-
ton? Why in the name Of business common
sense has not their line already been extended
to the river? Are there not brains and energy
enough in the concern 20 let Congress see their
enterprise In the shape of the line completed to
the river, and thus secure the attention and
the necessary authority from Congress for
building a bridge.
Similar push and enterprise on the par. of
the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio roads
would have extended their lines to Georgetown
twenty years ago. Even the people of Okla
h2nla territory, rs it were. go to sleep at night
and wake up in the morning to find railroads at
their doors. This cpd of the country is too
slow. At the present. rate Of progress George
town NAV have the desired railroad facilities
three to five wears hence.
May II, 1898 T. G.. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-18
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Lizzie NJ. Neumayer to G. H. Shoulders, lot 9,
blk. 10. Brookland 8. R. G. Drane to F. H.
Cooley, sub "a, blk. 1, Fairview Heights: s..
]. C. Davidson to C. W. Simpson, sub %, 50.
554; $. G. W. Fowler ct al to NJ. p Key ct
al. lots 10 and II, blk 8, West Brookland. g.
r. f. Palro to W. H. Brookes sub C, So. south
Of 1859; $3.50 Ellen Tobin to Agnes v. O'Con-
ner, lots LAT and l4s, W. Il DIS sub Mt Pleas
ant; $. ]. B. Winner to G. A. Baker. sub %
SO. IA, lexington; 81, 1924 Mary F. ODon-
nell to {. L. Minkins, part 6. so. 945; 81, 500
F. Peyton to T. G. Hensey, lot 10, Sec 8, Barry
farm: 3. c. X. Newman to F. P Hackney
lot IS. H.'s addition to Georgetown; 8. b.
F. Dowell to C. NJ. Carter, lot /, blk. 9; g.
P. Cady to D. orc. Callaghan. in trust, sub "a.
so. 81; e. d. O'C. Callaghan to Mary Cady,
same property; s.. c. L. Curtin to John
Chester, sub 166. 50. 615; s.. Mary Cullinane
to John Noonan, sub "a, SO. 49s; s.. John
Chester to c. L. Curtis. subs so and 81, So.
102S; g. I. NJ. Fields to r. L. Cameron, lots
Is and IA, SO. SOP; 5. Margeri.ha X. Kehl to
to J; J. Stafford. sub rs, SO. 500; $2.15O. G. F.
Hardin to R. E. Smith. parts IL and 10, so. s44:
50, 5543S. g. b. Clark to Ida A. Earring. sub
2l9, SO. 1872; $500. G.. P. Stanley to d. C.
Disses, parts 81 and So, So. SIS; s. D. q.
Digges to G. 7. Stanley, parts do; 90, 500. A.
G. Drane to W: H. Digge., sub 81, blk /. Fair
view Heights; s. A. G. Drane to s. c. Miller,
subs 80 and SO, do; g. G. II. Shoulders to
Lizzie N. Neumayer, sub 100, SO. 40. George
town; S4,750. G. W. Fowler to NJ. P. Kew ct
al. lot 5. blk. 81 5. 8, 9. 10 and IA. blk. 8
West Brookland Park; S4.l54 H. Webb to
John A. Eckert lot 8. blk. q Trinidad: s.. F.
J. Stillwagen to II. $. Nyman, lots and s. blk.
32 5. E. s ad to Mt Pleasant; g. Mary E.
Jamison to Catharine NJ. Kennedy, part 9, 50.
81; 5000 10y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-18
TOO MUCH MARRIED.
Mr.. John H. Cox Arrested Upon q Very
Serious Charge.

Mr.. John H. Cox Arrested Upon q Very
Serious Charge.
Matrimonial complications in which John H.
Cox was the chief actor have caused the arrest
and incarceration of this young Washingtonian
He was arrested in Baltimore q few days ago on
complaint Of his second or third vito. the
authorities are not sure which, and the charge
against him was bigamy. Upon investigation,
however, it turned out that this last venture
was not upon that legal ground, and that al
though the girl had possibly been imposed upon
no action for bigamy could be sustained. De-
tectives Carter and Quinlan made an investiga-
ton Of the case and learned that there had been
a bogus marriage service performed and that
somebody Lad impersonated the Rev. G. C.
Meador and that his name had also been forged
to bogus marriage certificate. charge of
forgery was then preferred against Cox in order
to hold him and Detectives Carter and Quinlan
brought him here Yesterday for trial.
The last female to figure with him was Miss
Annie Price, young woman who has been re-
siding in Baltimore for some time, having gone
there from st. Mary's county. Cox and the
young woman were living together in Balti-
more. apparently as happy as any young couple
spending their honeymoon, and would probably
be there yet had not his legal better half learned
OF their being together and made complaint.
The case was not heard in the Police Court
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-18
The Admiral Pictures

Handsome female admirals. in soft-toned
hthograph colors and tights. can disport them
selves on the bill boards and IN the windows
after this as frequently rs seems best to them.
That is the result of action taken by the
grand jury yesterday by which the Admiral
Cigarette Company gains q victory and their
famous lady admiral returns from her tempo
rary retirement 1t will be remembered that
this well-known cigarette furnished as one of
its advertisements handsome lithograph of a
eood-looklng young woman STANDING in the
rigging OF ship, with a graceful pose. and
conveying the self-evident information that she
was an admiral with big A. The picture was
clever and artistic advertisement, but the fact
that the lady instead of wearing crinolines was
arrayed n tights failed 70 meet the approval of
some people. and 4 vigorous effort was made to
retire the admiral on hall pay. Mr.. c. ".
Downing, the 7th street tobaccoaist, was ar
rested fO- test case. and simultaneously all
the pretty adm;rils sought the seelusion that
their cabins grant Harry Davis backed up the
adn.ica's with legal lore. but Judge Miller sent
the case to- the grand jury, and this BODY. after
gazing admiringly at the Young woman, de-
eided Yesterday 10 ignore the case. The Ad-
rrifal Cigarette Company is an erterprising
concern. and the chances are that in a verv
short time there will DO enough lady admirais
scattered around the city to command all the
fleets OF the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-18
Stricken With PARALYSIS,

About 1:3O yesterday afternoon Prof VIM.
Fewsmith. an examiner in the office of the civil
service commission. was stricken with paralysis
while at work at his desk in the office. The
unfortunate man was assisted to couch and
DIR. Custis summoned. At his suggestion the
stricken man was conveyed to the HOMEOPATHIC
Hospital, where he restored TO conscious
ness Owing to his advanced age. being il his
seventy-secOnd year, his recovery is yet a mat
ter of doubt.
Prof. Fewsmith is a graduate of Yale. OF the
class of 1874. and is well known in educational
circles He has occupied several prominent
positions as an instructor. is the author of a
series of text books the English language
and lite AZURE. Coming to this city several
years ago from Camden. y. j.. he became ac-
tuary in the treasury. When that office was
abolished he WAS given position in the second
auditors office. and about "A year ago was trans
ferred to the civil service commission. He re-
sided with his family at Takoma Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-18
A FAMILY DIFFICULTY.
stepmother and stepdaughter Both in the
Police Court.

Stepmother and Stepdaughter Both in the
Police Court.
"Too much milk in this cocoanut," was the
significant remark Of Judge Miller in the
Police Court this morning in the case Of Vesta
Lansdale, who was tried on a charge Of assault
on her stepmother, Mrs. Helen Moves. Law
yer Coombs appeared in the interest Of the
complainant. Judge Miller looking after Miss
Lansdales interest as well as to see that no
injustice was done to the stepmother.
The stepdaughter is forty-three years old,
while Mrs. Noyes is much older. The settle
ment OF an estate seems to be the cause of the
trouble. Mrs. Moves claimed that her step
daughter was not of sound mind and said she
had an idea that everybody wanted to get her
money. On the other hand, the defendant
showed no outward evidence Of insanity, and
said she was afraid to get her money for fear
some body in the house would snatch it.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, is the place where the un-
divided estate is located. and Mrs. Noyes, in
giving history Of the family, told of how in
sanity and crime had cut prominent figure.
Judge Miller said he could not adjust the
family matters. but in order that no harm
might be done he would take Miss Lansdale's
personal bonds
She said she was without friends or money
and promised to SO to Wilkesbarre on q ticket
which Mrs. Noyes promised to furnish.