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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
"geI, Geres Gtscsuenc.. /"

Iorsbag tranoie Spionen after ino til 1iuausrinifercn.
"9uuO upt?" ipurgtc Saus @tsceuence.
SEQ tounmer fra bans Sontor. San lab % iIo oucr
Scssrns. SORT beuinsoS Gitencu gift ban no. I'll aisb'
maub Smirrpp."
"giaa."
Oct par Iptteis mig at iranse ino ouiet. Ilin 6a'ter
or go9bolber Der. Sg for ban tom, Iaa ieg unoer Soroet.
SUan NaSfIinphI4 piloe lame Pense al Smirnop. 1902
600 aubtr."
"6it ban bsm2"
"Sa - bet nil Il. SHirnop Ioueoe at Irsse 9ensene i
GoIotasicn Os opbOIOe fig peo Chen al, til llnosrisssIicn
uar fGroig. Saa uiIoe Ian ia genscne igicu."
so, DO! 9uno bob 4unin til lot2"
"Store gefiainsc ira Stateu, naar cSipan 8i5 fljepiti4
par bit aniat Spesio. San LATTE ct grep op for BAN. :
"Ssl = is peO not. gu IuOer bu mig puu Girsbus os'
bIifteIi8 uibe, naar SnsrnOp suar til Yonins SontOr. @aa.
GusOus TT Miniiteren geiteo ON. at Snrirnop bapbs
Iast qen9ene GOIOtusieu. 9an began fig itrats bsbOrt.
Yanin itOo uOer gsserne - men par nOset bIes.
Iitnilteren iaa pau Soserne os sioros al Os til ct Spsrss
naaI, Iom Paniu beiuarebe ristig.
"Gr De life fritz, gunin?"
Ceres Gtsoacuce Seq bar maaie oueranitrGngt
mig -
Seq forituar. lSsr 9antn, ia Dem fun IN Spuiertur,
DC ir iau baarlis no. 6urpel Og soOt %lbbptts. Seq bar
10 lAh gu OothlalheI al aI9lefe ger. Seea NoHptWeI
sreier oeu."
90 meO en- ouerorbentIis GIftuerbisbeO biatp @anifsren
bam 6ratten paa cs fuI9te BAN til 3prsn.
ga 8anin par guut, iusoe Miniiereu til 8outordsfen:
Gag 6aSien, ben itemntsr Oucrens meo gpserne, fer ie9.
90 De, SetretGr, tar SnbboIpet meb Dem. Oct itaI opers
isres / SinausfaSisu."
st QebIit efer git Rinifereu % Setreteren aiitsO msO
SluirnOms belle Gum.
ganiu buuoe lite 9aat nosen Spaiertur, men looet o9
Iurct 9teitaurOnten Iiscoucrfor. Neppe pr ban ton'men
til &onturct, for Smtrnpp ipr inoo bam os iortaIte, bpao
Der par bGnbt.
San raueoe, os Der fob be TO Senner os iaa paa binans
ben, til bet bunteOe pua 0oren, os Ell Giener tcm ino.
[)an bauoe meo ct Srcu, Iom Yantn brso ntb ifGIusnoe
SGuoer.
Oct LOB paa, at ban par ~inbuilget Iiiteo paa Grunb al
Sy9bom % at ban ituIo. ba !9aIuoeIcu at fin Gage
Eenlon.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
81 Wange ont ugcn
Secorab. Soften,
sp:r iirsoas 90 5rsoas
GeD Wrnen,
bper iirsoae,
Sill oen 9am,le Fris,
S1.25 ior Wdr9an9em!

9irsbaoss0ureret oil iprrlebis bli 4 Siber al Goftens
a~lminoelae Stsrrelic, Ieoiaset af 0eo Nrnen, Os
Grebaassgauncret pl blipe 8 Sioer al naruRrenbe stsr.
relic.
gOre 9]tburuenter bill berpeb faa en- ~betpoelig gtansoe
mere 9aieHuf og friifere Npbeoer. Saaoe 9irsbnsss %
Sreouos.Rumeret pil inosbOioe NlBbeber fra Snos ps lbs
lanbet, Npt fra @aibinston us &pnsresIen, fra be fOritiels
lise 2e9islaturer, piu.
a6Onnenterne pil berefer fa to fulbtanOise GoiSer
buer ll0e.
Srebagssgtuneret ot iOruben Npbeber oio. ~inbeboibe
9uoe 5OrtGainser Der life pl 9iue 6urtGlin9erne Veo
Nrncu uoset efer, aorre1ponbancer, 8repe fra @amlea
lanoet, '6Or Sarn,en, Suiet Os Sauen," airtelise Npbe.
Der oIn.
Ses8e Slu0e BIZ inoebolOe iemeitc Marfeosbes
retninger.
@i uil ienbe Slaoet til Norse Cole ire ~llbsaper) bosr
Jrsoa9, for 2 Dollars Garsauger. &prtoen alene foiter
alene en- 9oaar og fire Gents, Os SubitriptiOnen ntaa bers
for ienoes birette til ps, ba ri paa in8eu Mtaaoe fan betale
aOntmi8Iion for Nor9csabouuenter.
Merits iementerre ol berefter bGpe foroelt paa be to
8laoe, % Der ul beriUr bliue fOrbUlo8Uis faa Guertisies
menter bo'rt STAB.
6Or De al Gbonnenterne, Der Dor lanot fra 9Oitoffce,
oil bet fanfe bliue u~nnIeligt at bcntc SlaOet to @an9e ON
ll8cn. men iclu ON BET bente3 Ell Gang ON llgen, bill 9tps
beoerne bliUe ligeian frtIte De to 8laoe Tom MI bet enc.
Oct Tiger Jig ielo, at SubItrtptiouen bereitcr maa
bctales | Sorfmo, oa hi eQers life paa nOsen @aabe
fan peoblipe at ienoe no Blaoet TO @an9e ON ll9en. Sc
9reoe Gbonnenter anmOoes osriOr paa Oct i~itenoi8ite ON
at ienoe i'm Subitriptiou 5orItub, enten for ct belt 9ar,
$l,25, eler ct balot Aar, So Gent5, e0er ct tpart @ar, 80
Gents. Gen, iUn MI Iaor @jGlo til Slaoet anmpbes
ON at ifriue til os.
6oriOg at ienoe oS en- ny Subfribent, raar Sc ienoes
3eres c9en Gubitriptior, Og 3e Ial BABE flor 9at for
SrDoeriet. 6or Ell laaoan Sieneite oil ri 'enoe Gem en-
eEtra ErGHlebo8, en- al benz Der saar mrO 8laoet for
$l.25.
Secorab: Voten Us Ico gtrnen er pelieet /
bet 9amte 9auo, "a man fan uanitelig ienoe en- mere uls
fonInlen Gape for ben lille Gum al 2 Dollars til Sl9at o.
&enner oerbiemur. 2erOm bar ri man9foloigc 8iones,
bpro 8repe biemmeira. 5Urie9 en- Nar9an9 % i, on 3
life pl faa 3af til 2on.
s Saab on, at bore SeitrGbelier for at itaiie bore
9anosmGno ct goot, bili9t Slab paaifipunes, anbeIales,
3ccorab=Yoitcu og Wco Irncn pua bet beoite.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

ga, mart gapn, +" iaste Barnet os t'l'a'is0 oaO''s" g
sp8 nso 5%inssren.
aosle Wainuisr eiter ,jorte 9ogst isien rneo pOio'om U"''
Gu beaauet 6uin6e bar cngan9 ia9t ON Ell utdno' JON poS
beacr life bdt og boIbent Iapnso gtsapslie: 'Soan g' u"
nlaras Sheer; men naar ban bar inat ell Iaaonn, upper ga"
ben albrig. Den ~oanoeIigc iatti9c er lt9'lont DC pao Yenss
futlioe, be toloer ncie paa bet Iae, be eisr!" seq CT lnf''
Ell al oisie %aanoeIise fOttige; tbi ig bOIOer paa mime So's'
rneO en- Guer9i euer, ON Ge ioa nil, neO cit StGoi99eO' lO"
fanife lite pibucr ON en- COB Smas. yIanot De Soeet, 10"
lea life fan Tippe, CT ogiaa &jGrIi9bso til gsrn % Seu"'
bring for garnoOHren. -.
Sea pebbleu orfor ~nps9isrri9 at foIge bette Barn Ioh la0
miOt imoO mig, at IGfe Oenne Bog, iom lna adO'' 'Oran
mia; benne alor fan Born life iOrittue zig lda ne9e, al
man life fan aofiQe ianOe 6sleNer ira paata9ns. 2eH Uns
Seunne par ct tiltaIcnOe Barn, munter o8 ltOIt9, tla'e' NOV
lin Wtor, olaO ousr alt og ingcnting, opmGrtlom paa un'
iom ioreoit omtriug ben6e. frGns mob IN Quite, 0e"'9
mob ale, lorenzo ct Sues ~foritsQi9e SamtaIer uOeH no9eN'
liube at BIZ trGt.
gluOislis raabte ben Ssrrs, iOm iOb bet onOet 9l0r"e |
Supeen:
"Ren nj tiorer bua aItfor burtig! Oct er unruliSt anoe''
enc at ri fisrer al Sporet eQer en- unoen Sataltro'e 'R0'FNl'
Teri"
Den anben 9teiisnoe uobroo:
"Qe bar Ret, Bet cr en- ufin6is 6art! Ceres WFaNo
maa pare GAL" fOrtiatte ban, uenoenoe '9 I'll S0toH0''O'
forerens Sutru, "cuer o9iaa er ban berniet!"
"gei, " fuarte bun, min MlunO britfer %uIort9...... @e
bar netop It ban. Men bet CT ianot, Go8et f0rer n'eo Ell
fO~rfGr0eIig 6art, ies iOritaar BET tfte."
"Ge beBoper life at uGre ban8e, " IA ben lille F'9e, 'om
MT bIep aIuorIig, "6et CT aIOris farli9, noor Eapa i'rer
lo9st."
Siijceren, fom iaO bet un0et 0iorne O8 btottl baUoe lGlt
/ en- BOG, fog Oeune igien % itrafte Senene no paa SGoet'
Seq pil raqce Gem til at 9iore ~Ii8eoon, IA ban, etter at
ban ~fOI0bIO6ig boUbe beoet on EiaooeIic til at tGuOe en-
Gigoret.
"2rg gencm op paa Sr6et Ii9eouerfor, slerS uo'Rtter
De Gem for OF faa benz tnut. 0uit, BpOroan bet sit peO
6atatroicn @eriaiQeS!"
Oct par tpoeIigt, at nj tiOrte meo en- rpbiOm ~9urti9beO;
buao tGnttc acknowledgement poa?
Sea CT rab! !" tlpntcO ben au6en 0teiienoe, bIcs at 6or'
~ifrGtiele.
Siicerer boieO fig ben til mig og Duifeoe:
Scr er nit gtuun og goreSie. 2Ou mig at 0e, ON ieo
itulOe BIZ 0rG6t euer iaaret, og De iIippcr bcIiftnoct ira ben
aa!a1rofe, iom utuiiomt uiI inOtraiie, uceu 6orbaIin8 brin;
ger bt5ie Gepeiter til ben General, buis 9taun Ge timber,
naar De aabner 8ouuoluten!"
Seq IoucOe BAN bet.
Oct CT bra" ia ban. "Se9 tattr Oeu."
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Gn NucfOute ON @aibinatou.

Gn ancfOote ON sSaibingtou. s Cambridge BuuOe
General lSaibin9tou bort, at De iarueoe SoIOuter life par
at itOIe pu iOm SftIOpugter. Gn aIter, 6a 6eltraabct par
Cambridge, git ban oerfOr inbenfor 9eirsn, too Ell Sucrs
irat paa og nGrmeoe Jig en- Neser, Der itoo paa Bot.
" 6pem ecr?" ipurgte SttIoua9ten. "Gu geu," iuore6e
8uibu9tOn. Sen, fom ircm u6eu Saaten, % op 9eIt.
ruubet, tiger ben iorte SOIoat, Q8ai6ington gour ben til
bam % tiger "GOrbOr8." = "ge, " par Suaret. - ''9Peo.
iuro, " iu8os &aibinatOn. - "ytei, " f9er Sfilouuoten.
"Gbarleston, " uOtaIer gSai5in9ton. Negercn ipnte5, bette
par for gait, Og iOrtIarte fig for BAN: "3es pl fac Gem
nO9et, Mtasia, br maa insen gau fOrbi, uOeu at ban iioer
Cambridge" @aibngtOn iasoe SrOet Os p~a8Iere6e.
Den nGIte Dag bIep ben SOrte frita9et iOr at itaa ium
S%tiIopu9t.
apOt9etcr X: 49, - Bet sIGOer mig at siOre getien6ts
fab meO Ell aOue9u."
ST.. Y: "~llnOifgIO, is bar lite apotbet, bare Ell Iiben
Wopebanod."
g~potbster X: "9laa iuiu. ba banoIer De 10 aufospeI Ifoe.
iom mig neo nerpeitiQen6s SGger."
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

Acknowledgements SuItru baube tat Barnet fine Armc,
beOatfeb BET msb ays pg trytteo bet ino til fig, iom ON bun
meS fit egst 2eseme pilOe bsfptte bet mob ben ucnteoe Sotas
trOie; men Barnet par rOItst os ia imtteuOe cit ~fOrtrOits
nin9s iuIb Gone:
"S9e5 ct lie. life rGo, Bet ct 10 Gapa, iom iorer Eo9ct!"
g benue Gupc, ia tanife belle So9ct, par bun bn cneie,
iom par roIis. 8 be andre So9ne Bprte man gmgitraab o8
llObruO al 6ortplcIie, Og Figcn itratte fig, trObs MtOOercn8
Spnrer, ub gjenncm Ginouet p9 raobte, iaa tpit bun flnbc:
"0e ital life pGre banoe, bet CT Yapa, iom fprer Goget! "
Del tjGre mooige Barn! timber ben a~Iminoeli9e 5oruirs
ring bebolbt bun aIene Stprts os 9to. ba bun par opfyIbt al
garnets uimoOtuaeIige Gro paa fin Gar.
Go9et baube %imiOIertio iagtuet 6orteu os Iibt cfter Iot
sienoptat Ben iaounuIi9e 9urti9beO. Oct ~bespnOts at fcre
Iansiomnlere og Topped tiIiut.
ST. boIOt peo en- Citation; acknowledgement Tom bort til
Sinoust % ia:
"gi tiorte bartig, men bet par n~oouenoi9t, tbi nj ntaa for
enbuer prts pGre Rbeius fr Spiterne, ON nj iaa itat eua
til9runoe!"
Msns ban IA bette, b~etrasteO ban fit Barn meb Sinene
fuIoe al Soarer.
"Iian bar iu9t mig, " tila9Oe ban, "at ri bar uiQtiqe De,
pei6er meo paa GOget, os Osrior mua nj ifgnoe os."
Sin mig Geres Sauno, Qe ct Ell mooig Mano!" raabte
Siiiceren: Get er mig, iom bar 9spei8rne!"
"Gaa maa nj iGtte fulo 6art pa i9ieu," ia gstonotips
fsreren.
San taReO ct emt 9Iit paa fin lille 0atter % too afteo
nsO BenOe, iom Om ban piOe ise 6arueI for Iebic.
Ifeu Seanne par life reb.
Soropri9t ian0teS Der Dor 6upc life Iqnaere rooen. Der
nGreo 6ryst. gi fpttt ale, at nj poueo giuet for 6qorelan.
oct og BET par NOT.
Goset bauoe iniotertiO 9~ienoptat fin iorfGrocIioc 6art %
fiorte neb r~uienoc SurtigbeO.. 80.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
HARDESTY DIVORCE SUIT
Blacksmith Husbands Reply to His
Rich Wife's Petition.
Denies Having Spent Her Money. and
Says She Has Bestowed Her AT
fectiOns on Another.

The answer OF Mr.. Arlington l.. Hardesty
to the bill for divorce filed by his wife,
Mrs. nnie s. Canmacs Bardcsty, on Sep
teI,lber 16 last, was made public this morn
ing before it was filed in court.
Mr.. Hardesty, it is stated, will charge
that his wife has been won away from him
by James Osborne, of the Hotel Zurich
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardesty were married on
October 10, 1880. 1; was an eiopement
and caused much comment. This was
mainly because Miss Cammack's parents,
who were quite wealthy, very strenuousiy
opposed their daughters marriage TO a
mechanic. Mr.. Hardesty is a blacksmith.
But Mrs. Hardesty was forgiven In
part at least ana received money from her
father to the amount of S1s,GO0, This,
She claims, was spent reckiessly by her
husband in drinking TO excess and in a
wild life generally, incmding foolish
specu alton
MIR. Hardesty, it is stated, will deny
strongly that he has ever spent any OF his
wife's money foolishly. He says, en- the
contrary, he Las earned money at his trade
whenever he could, ana has, in fact, laid
up part OF this. Whatever money he has
spent OF his wife's money has been for
family uses.
On the other hand, when he was sick
at Sligo, Md, last summer, his vile de-
serted him, and is now living, he asserts,
on intimate terms with Mr.. Osborne. He
THINKS she is at the Hotel Enrich.
He viii ask that tie bill for divorce be
dismissed, but he is not UNIV. Hing 10 have
a legal separation from his wife.
Mr.. Osborne who has the reputation OF
being a quiet. industrious man, attentive
to his duties at the hotel, said when seen
that there was 10 truth IN the charge that
he has been unduly intimate with Mrs.
Hardesty. II was denied at the hotel that
Mrs. Hardesty is stopping there.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
STONE POST. G. A. r.. wRANGLE.
Department. Com MA nd er Anderson Re-
fuses to Talk About BeaIl Case.

It was stated in a morning paper that
the case OF Richard ]. Beall, formerly
Cuarterraster OF Charles p. Stone Post,
q. A. r., had been ordered before The gem
eral court-aartial by Department Coniman-
der Anderson. The case was taken Up by
Mr.. Anderson on an appeal by Mr. BeaH,
who claimed that wien he was court-mar-
tailed by the post court he was unfairly
treated, owing TO the prejudice OF the
members. In the account published this
morning, II is said that Mr.. Beall is in
debted to the post and refuses TO lii. uidate
his Indebtedness.
A Times reporter went to the residence
of Mr.. Hewlett, No. 1411 n street north
west. who it is claimed by Mfr. Beall is an
enemy of his and is instrumental in the
prosecu ton. Mr.. Hewlett was not at
home, having left early this morning.
The people in the house did not kno W when
he would return.
Mr.. Beal OF No. 941 Rhode Island
avenue northwest, also was out. He was
expected to return about O'Clock this
evening.
Col. Marion T. Anderson, the department
commander. was Seen at his desk i'm the
city post-office. When asked concerning
the charges, he said that he could not
express an opinion as 10 their truthful
ness.
Won't you say whether they are SUBJ
stantially true or not?"
Il should rather be excused. In my
position as departure comma nder II would
cert ainly be out of place for me to say
anything. The man who gave out the
informatiouis liza BILE To be severely censured
orpossibly court t-martialed If it is 10 und out
II is against all the rules of the orga MIA
tion for the action Of a court to be fore
stalled. do not know who gave out the
facts. but 1t was a very unwise thing to do.
DO you know whether there has been
any III feefing between Mr.. Beah and Mr..
Howlett?"
THAT I cannot say. All that know of
il is merely heresay, and 1t would not do
for me To repeat gossip"
Upon being asked what he had heard
concerning the two Col. Anderson refused
10 state ii. He did say. however. that the
date OF the holding OF the court-martial
had not vet been fixed. but that he was
sure ii would not be next Monday.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
Grocer Donnelly,s EXPLANATION

Editor Times: l See by your morning
issue of to-day that protest was filed yes
terday with the excise board against the
issuance of retail liquor licenses. Among
the nanies mentioned is that of my own.
l desire TO say for the information OF my
patrons and friends that 1 am not an ap-
phcant for retail liquor license. / am a
legitimate and bona fide grocer, doing
business at the southwest corner of Four
teenth and streets northwest, and num-
Der among my customers many OF Wash
ngton's Best people.
As, therefore, no application for a retail
license was made by me, the alleged pro-
test against thing not applied for seems,
and is, unnecessary.
JAMES d. DONNELLY,
S2S Fourteenth street NV.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
Rob Roy's Acquittal Made Him RI
and Cry "Thank God I'm Frt,e!''

Rob Roy's Acquittal Made Him Rur
and Cry, "Thank God, I'm Free!"
Edward Shea and Arthur Malloy were
arraigned before Judge Cox this morning
for assaulting policeman at Four-and-
a-half and ! streets southwest. Shea also
was arraigned, charged with receiving
stolen property. plea of not guilty was
entered in each case.
Wm. Norton for larceny and Edward
Anderson for embezzlement were arraigned
and entered similar pleas.
John W. Busey was tried for house-break-
ing and acquitted, and Rob Roy, charged
with receiving stolen property, was dis
missed on a nolle.. Rob was so glad that
he shook hands with his attorney, s. d.
Truitt, thanking him, and then started on a
run down the street, repeating to himself,
''Thank God, I'm free"
The evening times., 1895-11-06
Mr. Lerch Correct. Statement.


Editor Times: My attention has been
called TO an article in your moraing paper
OF October 80 respecting the decree in my
wife's divorce case. in which an injustice
is done to me. The facts are as folio ows:
After fully hearing the case and counsel
on both sides, Chief Justice Bingham dis
missed my wife's petition asking for a
divorce and my crUss-bill praying for the
custody of she children. The amount of
costs to be paid by me, the support for
children, and the custody Of the children
were matters consented to by myself through
my solicitor, as will be seen by the GER
titled decree of the court hereto attached.
/ have always contributed toward the
support Of my children, and though the
court in that proceeding had no iurisdic-
ton To decree as to aiimony, support of
children, or custody OF children, the pc
titioner having failed To make out case
yet / gladly consented 10 DO what was
put in the decree, and without which con-
sent the chief justice held, he could not
have granted it. JOHN j. B. LERCH.
Mailing Div, City p. o.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
smau Robberies Reported

Harry Crompton, driver of herdic No.
Ill of the Herdic Company, reported to
police headquarters to-day that while at
the northeast corner OF the Capitol grounds
about 1926 O'Clock last night the cash
box, containing $40 in money and twenty
four tickets, was stolen from the vehicle.
DR.. John J..Drawbaugh, j. Of No. 1s Sixth
street southeast, reports lost or stolen
from his buggy yesterday a black medicine
case with twenty-four walls of medicine.
James Fall of No. 461 Washington street,
reports stolen from his room some time this
week q gray suit Of clothes.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
Two Wills Filed.

The will of the late Gottlieb Stadtler, of
the county, which was dated August 15,
1892, was filed this morning. 1t gives
everything to his wife, and names her ex-
ecutrix without bond. Mr.. Stadtler died
October 20.
The will of the late Lizzie I. Lamb, filed
this morning, gives to her husband. DIR.
Daniel 8. Lamb, house No. 939 M street
northwest, a lot at Glen Echo and another
on Columbia Heights for her children, Lille
and Robert. Her watch is to go to her
sister, Lille Jones. and her piano to her
daughter, Lille. The instrument is dated
September FL, 1891.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
AGAINST FREE SILVER.

Republicans Find Meaning in Illinois
Congressional Election.
Chicago, Nov. 6.-Much interest was felt
In the result of the election for Congress-
man in the Eighteenth district because
the question of free silver was presented
squarely In the views of the opposing can
didates.
Chairman Tanner, of the Republican
State committee, when receiving congratu.
lations ON the election of Hadley, the Re
publican candidate, said:
1.-The result is of national significance. 1t
means that free silver will not be pressed.
After the outcome in the Eighteenth it
seems to me the Democrats will want to
get as far as possible away from lt.''
The evening times., 1895-11-06
NOTABLE MAN SUICIDES.

Was a Great Singer and Seized Bis.
marck's Would-Be Assassin.
Frank kfort.on-Main, Nov. 6.-Herr Led
erer, once famous as a singer in Wagnerian
opera and also notable as the first to
seize the would-be murderer, Kullnann,
when he fired at and slightly wounded
Prince Bismarck at Kissengen on July 13.
1874, committed suicide to-day by shoot
ing himself with a revolver.
He was driven to the deed by extreme
poverty, having lost the savings of his life
through the defalcations of the abscondiug
banker Schoenfeld.
The evening times., 1895-11-06

Says She Was Won Away From Him.
John H. Saunders this morning sued
Fannie 1. Saunders for divorce. They
were married here on December 90,
1888, by the Rev. Mr.. Robertson. They
lived together at No. 1910 Twenty-nnth
street northwest till August 4, 1894,
when, he charges, she deserted him. She
was won away from him. H. T. wiswall
is his attorney.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
Sale OF. Stock Ordered

In the suit of Louise E. Perkins against
Theodore W. Tyrer and others, Chief JUS
tice Bingham has made an order for the
sale of 400 shares OF Chesapeake Beach
Railway stock To satisfy a lien for So 500.
The loan was made ON October 60, 1898,
and interest is due from that date. Charles
H. Bauman fs appointed trustee to sell
under $1,000 bond.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
Defectiye FJue Blaze.

A slight fire, caused by defective flue,
occurred at the residence Of Mrs. Martha
Thomas, No. sos Second street northwest,
about S:15 o'clock this morning. An
alarm was sent in from bux No. IA and sew
eral engine companies responded, but did
not 60 into service. No damage.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
Harness thief Arrested.

dHr fesS u'ot :. - HfftStcu'
Detectives Lacy and Proctor this morn
ing arrested James Ross, colored, aged
forty years, an old harness and clock thief,
for whom they have been hoking for
several days past.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Political Enthus asts Landed in
the Police Court.
AFTERMATH OF ELECTIONS

Judge Kimball Dealt Mercifully With
Some OF the ffenders-Nu!sance
Cases Disposed of-wiid Driver Ar
rested, But Released on Personal
Bonds-Several Curious CuIprits.
The evening times., 1895-11-06
CAPT. BAssETT SINKING.

Unexpected Change for the Worse in
His Condition.
An unexpected change for the worse
occurred in the condition of Captain Isaac
Bassett to-day.
He passed very restless night, and is
thought to be slowly sinking.
The evening times., 1895-11-06

Oxford Mix Winter Suits, Double
and Single Breasted, CassimereC7 I OF
lined: wholesale price $1,000. I.OJ
The evening times., 1895-11-06

$500 Imported Germania over-S7 {
coats. ---... v u
The evening times., 1895-11-06

Mems Overcoats-heavy Blue Bea-Cc I'm
vers-double warp-Italian lining. 0J.JU
The evening times., 1895-11-06

Mems Heavy Winter Suits. Dou-QQ cE
Die and Single Breasted. d....----.- DO.OJ
The evening times., 1895-11-06

Heavy Winter Clay worsted Suits,
ksSI ksSens cut sr;e and sSa SaeSi 66 regular rs
The evening times., 1895-11-06
Sheritf'S Sale
Of Clothing.

and now we are doing even better
than that Lower and lower go our
bargains get snapped up. The ca
ger crowd of purchasers grows big
ger every day. Don't miss your
chance-iuck like this doesn't often
come your way.
The evening times., 1895-11-06

Sole Agents for the New Home
Machine. All make of machines Re-
paired and warranted.
The evening times., 1895-11-06

Mems Strictly Atwood Cheviot CT IN
Suits, wholesale price Sl1 90. 0J.4U
The evening times., 1895-11-06

$1,000 French Black cheviot over-Se