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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
How to Tell a Horses Age.

1t is the popular opinion among most
people that the age of q horse can
easily be determined by examining his
I eth. That method will work all
Iight until a horse reaches his eighth
year, but after that he gets no more
new teeth. and that mean of telling
his ag. becomes useless. When q
horse reaches that period where his
teeth stop growing a sort of fold or
wrinkle becomes visible on the upper
edge of the lower eyelid, and q new
fold forms each succeeding year of his
life, SO that in that way his ago can bs
easily determined, no matter sew far
advanced in wears he may BE-.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
Tho Famous FIathcad valley.

Investors and home seekers. investigate
chances for making homes and money in
Western Montana. Fertile farming land,
surrounded ard intcrlaccd with forests,
rivers, lakes, precious metals, iron and
coal. Splendid climate and scenery. No
billiards. and cyclones. Kalispcll, county
seat and headquarters OF tho Great North
ern Ry.. has $500 people, water works,
electric lights. mills. etc. For printed mat
ter. ETC., address Q. Z. Conrad, kalispell.
Mont.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
A Boom in tho Holy Land.

The East Is really waking up. The
railroad from Jerusalem to Jaffa is to
be extended to Nablus and GAIA, and
there is q project on foot for the esstab-
lishment Of q line of steamers on the
Dead Sea. The intention is to bring
the rich produce of Moab across the
sea in q few hours instead of carving
It, as now, Ground the north and SOUTH
end of the sea by caravan. . trip Of
four or five days duration. The next
we hear will probably be news Of an
uprising on the part of the camel
drivers against the innovation which
ts to take the bread and dates out Of
their mouths.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
The Real Demon Of the Marsh

OE 18WK01
Is not q epook. but . reality. It is neither .
"bogie" nor . "kelpie." nor any other Of those
spirits which the credulous have supposed to
haunt the banks Of rivers and streams after
dusk. It's name ts malaria. and though tnvisi-
BILE. It is very terrible aud tenacious when It
setzes you. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
drives 1t away. nor will It attack those whose
systems are fortified with the great medicinal
defensive agent. The miasmatic mists Of early
morning. the vapors exhaled at eventide may
be safely breathed by those protected by the
Bitters. In the tropics where every form Of
tnslartsl disease threatens the s~ojourner, and
Is particularly vtrulent when developed. the
Rttters is the best reliance of the fnhabitant.
For dyspepsia; liver complaint. lack Of vigor,
appetite and sleep: for rheumatism and nerv-
BUSINESS the Bitters are . sure and safe rem.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

HENRY A. sALzER. manager Of the John
A.. Salzer Seed Company, La Crosse, Mis-.
is in Europe looking up rare novelties in
vegetable and new things in the farm seed
line. He will visit the celebrated farming
districts OF France. Germany. England,
of this w~ide-awake firm can con.
graduate themselves upon his bringing
along the cream of farm and vegetable
seeds that those foreign countries offer,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

NASHVILLE, Tenn, is the rock city.
Fine building stone is very plentiful
and generally used in building.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

LOVELY warmth of color, with traces of
pink and white. is the exquisite CONF
plexion which follows the use Of Glenn's
Sulphur Soap
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

NASHVILLE is the first CITY in the
world for hard wood lumber, and the
largest milling city il the south.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

WASHINGTON is the city of maeni-
ficent distances. on account of the lib
eral plan on which it was laid out.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

Don't tinker at your catarrh with nm.
1nown medictnes; It's risky and dangerous.
Remedy that has cured Catarrh for year,
and years - DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
The makers guarantee II to cure, or benefit,
In the worst cases.
srvvr,rr es,. ,r
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
GOOD innings Will Keep,

Twenty years ago w. A. Van Sickle,
of New Brunswick, N. j.. Lost a watch
in q field, and last week it was UNI
earthed and found to be in fairly good
condition.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

A WIFE has more occasion to fea,
. fashionable club than ihighway.
mans bludgeon.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

In permanent cure Of Biliousness, Jaun-
dice, Constipation, Indigestion, Sour Stom-
ache, Dizziness, Sick or Bilious Headaches,
and every liver, stomach, or bowel disorder,
they're guaranteed to give e~atiSfaction, or
The money 4 returned.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
To the Shirt Luke Chautauoua

The Sioux City and Northern r.. R. will
sell round trip tickets to Spirit Lake, ac-
count of Assembly. daily from July 9th to
25th, inclusive. good to return until July
Goth. at u greatly reduced rate.
Full particulars from any agent.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

No PAxrY was ever big enough to
hold either sil-ths geod Or bed men
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20
CROSS-GRALNED
sour, irritable, SO that the

That's the way you feel
when your liver is mac
tive. You need Doctor
Perce's Pleasant Pellets to
stimulate It and correct It,
and clear up your system
for you. You won't mind
the taking of them-
they're 30 small and 90
natural In their effects.
All that you notice with
them Il the good that
fhAY do
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

Halrs Catarrh Cure
Il . constitutional cure Price rs cents.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-07-20

Helen grew worse and worse; the
cough became more hollow and pain.
ini; her eyes were very bright and
skin like alsbaster; with Q flush ON
the checks. When she began to nut
her hand to her chest when coughing,
the father called in . doctor.
~. The DOOR child had ~tsea III. for Q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-05

ter ibren 0iiBen unb fie tansten in bes
Worte8 ibIimmter 8ebeutung vauf
einem @ulfan", nit benz lie enbli9
perianfen. SaB bas Mseer melt unb
brett bon nfdmimmenbem S6lamm"
(Bimltein unb pulfanii6e Nf9e) be-
bedt mar, 1T nur gu glaub.i9. War
oai1elbe bod aud bel @rataton ber
Gaq.
81 Son Solon um bic 3eit befragt,
wann bas @reisniB fi9 3usetragen
babe, CAB Der dgDptii6e 8elebrte an,
Dab es 5000 Sabre ber lei. Solon
aber lebte 500 Sabre Dor nnisrer 3eits
te1nung alIo Dor 2500 Sahreu, unb
eS mlBten oemnab i'm @ansen II 500
Sabre bet fein. Die aunoe bapon
oerbreitete iid naIiirlid iiberal bin
unb bic 8emabner beg Genlanbes
mahten ii6 bic Sade nah ibren 8es
griffen unb 8oriteauugen sure6t, 10
gut lie fOmnten. DAB bic ,Welt" erit
Dor etlua 5000 Sabren sei6afen poss
ben lei, lit elm Mdr6en, BON greBen
ainberu erfunoen uno BON groBen
ainoern nod ieBt seslaubt. 0at es
bod, mad Der minbelten Yere9nung,
an $4,000 Sabre gebauert, che Der
Niagara Gall BON oa, mo er nabs bsm
Ontario See fih befanb, 81 Wfeile
peiter binauf nod bem grie See au,
Il1 our9 ben Jels binbur6 arbeiteie.
Die I3orii6en Snieln linb nod iebt
elm oultanli6er 9eerb; lie limb einfa1
bic ger9lpiBen bes oeriunfenen 2anoe5
uub bieies lelbit liest. nod ben Sief:
meRungea bes @nglii6en S6iffes
r@baaenger" an 700 6aben, alio etpa
cine enslil6e Mele tief, uuter benz
MeeresIpiegel, mdbreub bas Meer ont
&anbe beS psriuntenen 2anbes iofort
big 3 Meilen unb nod mebr tief pirb.
Sielleibt fam BON bieiem Seerbe bull
tanIi6er Sbdtisteit bas furdtbare @rbs
beben BON 2iffabon, am l. Nopember
1855. bel benz cine 40 SUB mdhtige
Glutbpelle ins 2anb brang, na1bem
perber ba8 Nteer eine Nieile auriid,
geni9en mar. Ser Meeresboben muB
lid alio geienft rub bann geboben bas
ben. 8ei ben @rie9eu psrurladte
iibrigena Der Meere8gott poieiSon bic
@rbbeben, inbem er nit Ieinem breis
3adigen Siideripeer auT ben 8oben
ltieB, ipdbrenb rSeus" ober n3eus"
tporauS bic Romer bann rOeus" mads
ten, bic @etpitter unb ben &egen be-
iorgte. Sie Weni6en iparem ebeu
| ieberaeit srabe 10 Hug unb ibre 8or.
itelIungen reidten graoe 10 peit, pie
lire WiReni6aft rei6te, unb bic beu.
tige 8beolosie grtinbet iid nur aui
einen peraltetsn unb burh meitere
Tori9ungen iibermunbenen Stanb.
punt Der WiIeni6aft. 9as 8erinfeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-05
9raperien, Yortiereu, Seppifhe ,c

@uer 9eim fann nit tpenisen MitteIn ee
miitbliA uno elegant einssridtet ,perben unb
3u bieiem 8ebufe pertpeiien mir @ud auf
unier Departement in Sraperier, @ortieren,
Jaucb Matten, Sioies, Scarfs, 8orlesern,
feineH Geppiden &c.
@ebrufte erepes fir Draperisn, So Gents
fer Yarb.
4'radtpoae seiben fir Draperien, bon 65
@ents bis 81 so.
0as gleueite in iapaneiifhen Draperien
SiIfltne Stbies, rs unb 35 Gents iebes.
Sancp StublsScarfs, pradtppae MuIter,
20, 20 unb 35 Gents.
Ganeb Chenille Matteu, gang neu, 4O-5o
GentS.
Gancp 9uss in peridieoenen @roben, $1.5O
bis $l.90.
Sn feirsm gaben Der @tabt finbet man
biibl9ere geppide gu 10 niebrisem Yreile aIs
bel 8 @olfiou. aonmt unb iiberseust gud.
Sraet mad ben 95reiien unb Sbr trerbet faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-05

folse bat. GS aibt Mdnner Die ii6 in
geraoeau baBlide Srauen nerlteben unh
umsefebrt."
ngie baben MliB Mioors nod ni9t
seieben, ionlt piiroen sic meine slngit
besreifen," entsegnete tie traurig.
sd meiB, baB al6 i9 i9Dn bin unb
Mdnner gu feiieln perma9 i'd mill
mid audi ntdt better rna6en als i'd
bin unb es Sbuen ebrli9 einsei iteben,
baE t9 alle &iinlte anmanbte, I'm mir
Die 2iebe GreD's Su erbalten, aber es
balf mir ntdts. Sbne bic serinslte
Wiibe, ia, obne bas 8el ltreben, ibm
5u gefallen, lebi9lid bur6 ibr reijenz
bes @eiidt unb burd ibre tpunberbare
Gimme sefpann Tie iein Ser3. Carl
es Sie bann 9Sunoer nebmen, tpenn
i'd jeet fiir bas Sbrise belorst btn?"
r@reD mar elm alter Mann," entz
gesnete i6 ld6elnb, ttift piHenb, mas
i'd ia9en lollte, ubas Ser3 eines alten
Wiannes miro leid)t bur6 jugenbli6e
S60nbeit entflammt, pdbreno junge
Wdnner reifere Srauen por;ieben."
Sod ebe mir Die @orte enti6liipft
maren, that es mir leio, lie seiprode,l
su baben, benn Der 3drtlide 8lid mei@
ner 8elu6erin perrietb mir our @eS
niise, bab Tie ibuen cine tiefere 8ebeue
tuns unterle9te ais mir lieb par.
rMeine 9ln9lt lit alio unbeariinbet ?"
fragte lie nit itrablenbem 2ddeln.
rSnloferne ais lie midi betrifft, ia, I"
entsesnete i6 fiibl. rSobalb id BON
metnem 9eteftip, ben i'd in Sbrenl
Namen an3ultellen geoenfe, etmaS bore,
merbe i'd Sbnen idreiben.
uOas bebeutet 10 piel ais: Wlaz
bame, Sie lino eutlaiien" iaste fie,
lif erbebenb. v0eben Sie pobl, 6erl
Dtdenion, uno meun i'd beute tolles,
,arurp 3eug seidtpatt babe, baGtelt
Sie es metner fur9tbaren Mufresung
5u @ute. Ser Wieni9 mub etrtual
Semanbem iein iiberpolleS Ser3 auss
f9iitten, lonit piirbe eS bre1en!'
9llS Id lpieber allein mar, perfiel i6
In tiefes Saa6iinnen. Seute bate id)
bieie intereiiante, leibenidaftli6e
Srau BON elmer gang neuen @eite feus
men selernt unb Sane Slint'S llrtbeil
beitatist sefunben. ga, iie mar eifers
iiidtts mie eine &ase unb babel aud
mibsiinftis. 8islang bate i9 iie fir
ianft uno bersenssut sebalten; nun
muBte i'd erfabren, oaB iie aud beftis,
leioenl6aftlt6 unb sraulam lein
fonnte. Sie seitano ia ielbit, 0aB file
WdB Waoore liebe uno slei93eitis
baiie. g8enn lie lie ipirfli6 baBte,
tpober ibre 8elorsniB, iie 3u ftnben
unb su beidiieen? Dies merfpiirbise
@etb init feiner elelnentaren 2etben>
I6aft mar in einem Iusbru6 berIelben
pielleidt i'm Stanbe, cine @ipalin ;u
t0bten. = 8lOtlid fielen ntir MtB
Moore's @orte Elm: SD fann es
ni6t belpeiien, aber i9 peiB es be-
itimmt, oaB Srau Tolplinion ben Morb
hennnnen 7"
(Gcrtfetuns foIe).
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Milliunem gum edmt,

seseu b,e @erbeerunsen bes unsretbaren, lauernben
SeinbeS Der menf&l9en @euubbeit, befannt aIs Waa>
larta, paren spedos ansseseben wprben, als Sofstz
ter MaSenbitters au ter BilbFdHe erGten unb cine
Wa4t ale S&utwebr sesen unb eilmtttel fur bic sez
firtete glase erptes ala i'm Sabre 1s49 bas Sob
feber" in Galtfcrnieu sraifirte, eute M sIet6ettts
init ibm Nalaria In ben Grnben unb an ben BdfHes
reien elm unb peruIlate Gdredeu unb namenIoe 9etz
ben unteI ben @plbsrdbern. Damals unb 5pdter duf
Der eanbense BON gunama, turb hberau in ben Eros
pen, mo- Die Maiartaleuhe am b6Sartiefen anftrth,
wurbe baS Gttters bic anertannte S1uemebr baseser
Gss:n bic GinHifie ppn Grtdtuns unb uebermhtIns,
mtaemensei6pdnserte 9uft unb boeiaen6altisen
2Baiiers gegen Seefranfbett unb aae St6runsen Ses
Masens, ber aeber unb Ginseueibe sepdbrt faS 8,tz
ters f6neue 1hlfe. ardnthe Gene aller Nrt preifen
90 alS bte tee ganacee fur aue bre etnen unb srcz
zen Qetbeu.
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Ytl1tntr
Wfiiiion gaaep Wieoital Aiiotiatiou,

siir bic gerlammIung Der yttiton
gallep Wlebical aFoeiation in pot
springs, Dirt, pertauft bic Snter'
nationolbabn 8ilette 3n etnem
Iqbrpreiie fir Die &unbreiie BON
allen punften auf ibrer ainie na@
Sot springs unb suriid. 8illette, ghl'
tia fir 20 Sage, merOen bonn II. bis
20. Nouembler incl. pertauft.
Weaen bes Ndberen menbe ntan ii6
ober i6reibe on
S. s. 9rice, u. O. q. H.,
paleitine, Seras.
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Dr.. price's Cream 8afine powoel.
9S@Re @eltsaasFelnnss aussei9nuns.

: Nus 2onbon ipirb beri6tet:: Der
Gabinetsratb bat bei6loFen, Sruppen
mad China 3u ididen, um bic britiF6en
Snterefen baielbit gu bei6lBsn. Wabrs
f6einli6 wirb au1 nod elm 8eidmas
ber unter benz @ommaubo bes Nomt'
rals Sreemantle mad ben 6ineltl9eH
@eudKern gelanbt perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-05

INN 9ranlbeitstfoffe ans bcm 8lnt 3u baltem.
Gie aIlerbefte Webisiu fir bic asber nnb
baS Blut ift DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" @ebraud's tpenn On abu,a.
serft, tpenn Du Blas1en ober Nusfdlag be-
fouinf, menu Du fet,len appetit bait unb
abseipannt bift (bos ftnb Warnunssfsnale),
10 tuirit Du Der @sfabr srnftltder Rransbett
eutseben.
6ranflin, Zane Co., Dre9.
g8orlSs Dispeuiarb Webical MFociation:
@eshrts 9srrsn !-Meine Grau, iiber bic Id
Sbnsn friibsr sef9rieben babe, 1T pte Der.
tiin8t, ieitbem fe Sbr "Golden Medical
Discovery" nnb bic pellets" nabu,. Gie
iast, bab fie befer fiiblt aIs felt Sabren. Sie
bat tn bret 9onaten nm fiiufunb,wanstg
Dfunb 3ugenommen.
9AAzo.~
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eSu nmierem Seibe=9eparten1eut

sebea mir befanntlib immer ben Son an.
Aunrerbare Stoffe uno btllise 9reiIe.
Serrltcte 8afd Seibsn3ense 90 @ents
tperth, fir 38 Gents.
y pttdten ii eeitreiten fletnfnririen unb
anbermeit's eemuiterten Seieen3eugen gu 81,
81 % unb uuiipdrts.
Snillesseio'uitoffe su sL00.
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Gtu 0auS5dtat,.

o. W. Nuler ron Cana obarte, g. g., fcst, bab
er immsr Or. ainss Teue Gntbeduns i'm Saue flbre
unb fas ietne Samtlie burb ben Gebrax1 herielben
m64ts gar nift mebr ebne bteles Mtttel fetn. g. ".
Dpteman, &potheter In Gatatta, q. g.. iast, b 8
Or. Rings Neue Gntbeduns cbne i3netfel BE bette
In etner amlts benust unb e babe fdb ftefS In aIdn
1eueer g1eiie bewdbrt. Barum fpu man alfo Elm
9elmtfel ni4t prcbrtu, baS fi fdoR 70 treffih Be-
gabrt bat. Brcbefai4en fret in bsr Gan Gntpnio
Drug Go. Resuldre @t6be so GtS. unp $1.O0.
Ser gr0Bte Wann pirb Dor benz
Meibe-ein Weib,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-05

= gbuarb 9anSlid, Der beriibmte
Mulitfriiiter, gebenft fein 2ebramt on
Der Wiener unipcriitdt, on rpel1er er als
orbentli6er profeifor Der Muft ges
mirft bat, bemnd6it nieber3ulegen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-05

zines gan5eH 2anbes bra6te pielIeidt
i'm meiten untreiIe perbeerenbe Glus
then aud in ben aiiitenldnbern anberer
@egenDen beruor, 10 baB au6 bieie
babur9 ibre rSiinbflutb4 batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-10-05

GppleD's @egiiter, go. % Mlomo
plaaa bat einen &uf fiir guten alien
Wbistep. bic befen gemiibten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausgeaei@uete
importirte unb einbeimii9e gigarren
unb fets frii6es Bier. Ser gisentbiis
mer. Soe @oolep, perfebt iein @ef9dft.
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Or. price's Cream 8afins popoer'
@eltsausfellnmas @enaille nno 9iplnnt.

- 9as San 9lntonio Gitp:8ier 1T
iiberau in Wef Seras ein itarf be-
gebrter 4rtifel!
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Gnnit : 0eaeuitdnoe.

Gtipas gang gaeues in unierem Departe=
nent BON Runit Se9enitdnben, bic
ause,neines grltalnen unb 8eipunberung
erre9en.
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Wfmc @frbtt= @aarcn!
;m .:.:5 :;: :;;;;s ;;ss..::. T.. WoLFSoN.

Gu yager pon Moeu e IS mic uor m gta mor0fn it, 9er9t
sam bic o 9ame Gn3ddn Deebeu nnb gum an anegen htn
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I'm idmarsen SeiSeuseltaell

9aben mir ras pouftdnbisfte 2aser unb Die
folsennen stoffs: grpital g'ille, Sraneaiie
1e II be Soie &blsboma, arnture, 8ensa.
line, 9tbo in., safette, @ros Grain nnb
Moire
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9as bette III Qeiueuseng,

mas su befommen it, DieeS Oepartement
tit boil ltGnbig uns btetet hieIes Neue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-01

Special Bargains.
Thin blown Flnt-glass Tumblers DC
dozen. Boston Variety Store 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-01
Had q Settlement.

James Savage is the name of an indiyid-
ual who sets type in Uncle Sans big print
ing office. and he was probably a good
customer at Dennis DriscolTs, one of the
many saloons required to quench the thirst
Of the many anti-dry employees. Dennis
had q claim against the typesetter, and
two days ago. when the two met on the
street. he asked for his money. Savage
was not In good humor that day, Monday,
and he preferred trouble to a settlement
Of the bill presented. And he got 1t. AS
an evidence of the meeting he had a ter
ribly bruised and swollen eye when he
reached Judge Mills court this morning.
He tried to give the Judge an intelligent
account Of what happened, but he was un-
able to do 30. and the judge wanted to
know II he was as intoxicated at the time
Of the fight as he was this morning?
Policeman Brady, who investigated the
case, thought the printer was to blame for
the trouble, but the court thought 1t a
case of the punishment more than fitting
the crime. and he fined the saloon keeper
$40, which he raid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-01

Important Changes IN Southern Rail.
/ road Management.
President Samuel Spencer Of the Southern
railroad has issued a circular to the effect
that beginning with today the lines Of the
company will be operated in two systems as
follows: Eastern system. comprising the
roads consolidated on July 1 and heretofore
announced. together with those Of the Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad and
the Columbia and Greenville railroad: west
ern system. comprising the lines of the East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia railway
and the Knoxville and Ohio railroad.
The following appointments have been
made: w. H. Green. general manager east
ern system. headquarters Washington. D. C
c. HI. Hudson. general manager western
system, Knoxville, Tenn; James H. Drake,
general freight agent eastern system, Rich
mond, Va; Edward Fitzgerald, general
freight agent western system, Knoxville.
Tenn; William Ham and ]. N. Mitchell,
assistant auditor and assistant treasurer
respectively. Knoxville. Mr. B. w. Wrenn,
see, Virginia and Georgia, declined service
with the Southern Railway Company, and
Mr.. &. A. Benscofer was appointed assist
ant general passenger agent to succeed him.
Genearl Manager Green appointed Mr.. w.
b. Ryder superin tendent of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta, Columbia and G reen-
Vile. Western North Carolina, Asheville and
Spartanburg and Spartanburg. Union and
Columbia railroads, with headquarters at
Columbia, 8. c. General Passenger Agent
Turk appointed s. H. Hardwick assistant
general passenger agent eastern system, At
lanta, Ga; r.. d. Carpenter general agent,
New York. and L. 8. Brown general agent
of the passenger department Washington.
General Freight Agent Drake OF the eastern
system appointed the following joint agents
OF the departments of the two systems
Henry Hiden. Chicago; S. c. Neff1er, Cincin-
natl; j. M. WHY. Montgomery, Ala; S. c.
Boyleston. Jacksonville. Fla, and A. Martin.
Ocala, Fla.
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Removing the Debris.

The work of removing the debris from the
scene of the Knox fire is being pushed fer
ward as rapidly as possible. The insurance
companies have not yet settled their BUSH
ness with the express company. but permits
sion has been granted by them for the re-
moval Of the debris. Yesterday one of the
men employed on the works, Oliver r. AL
len, was injured. He was struck on the
head by some of the mortar and bricks
when one Of the walls was pulled down.
His brother took him to Providence Hos
pital. where 1t was found that his wounds
were not serious.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW,

Marshall Hall.-Macalester leaves at 10
an. 2:30 and $50 pm River Queen leaves
at 9:S0 am. and pm
River View.-Samuel J. Pentz leaves at
e:45 am, 1:45 and GAS pm
Mount Observation-Disclosures leaves at 10
am and 230 pm.
Mount Vernon.-By Pennsylvania railroad
every hour daily.
Indian Head-Macalester leaves at $50
pm.
Bay Ridge.-Excursion of Columbia Lodge
No. 10. i. o. o. F.; trains leave Baltimore
and Ohio station at 9:15 am, 1:3O and AS
pm. s.s1
leaves at 0 am.
Buena Vista.-Steamer leaves 9th and o
streets at I'D and IL am. and from / to s
y m hourly.
Steamer Harry Randall for Chapel Point
Colonial Beach and river landings at am.
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EVERYTHING FORGIVEN.
a South Washington Romance With
q Happy Ending.

Another romance eliminating In a secret
marriage has Just come to light In South
Washington. According to the develop
ments. 1t seems that a young man by the
name of Thomas H. Barron and a school
girl friend OF his, Miss Fannie E. Jacobs of
1910 1-2 street southwest, slipped over to
Baltimore last December and were mar
rted. after which the young husband, who is
nlre teen years Of age and a plumber went
south and worked at his trade until quite re-
Gently. In the meantime the young couple
kept their secret remarkably well, until
finally II came out. and al has been for
given. The father of the bride is a success
ful feed dealer in South Washington, and
owing to the youth OF his daughter who is
but sixteen. thinks the young couple might
have waited for a while. but is otherwise
not so much displeased.