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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-17
BaltinOre&OhiO
Schedule in effect June 5. 1897.

Schedule in effect June .. 1897.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue aud Sc
For Chicago and Northwest, VeStibuied
For Cincinnati. st. Louis and Indianapo-
lis. Express, 11-45 am. VestIbuled Lin
tied. $40 pm, express IL so pm.
For PittsOGrg and Cleveland, express
daily 1000 am aud $50 pm
FOR Columbus, IofeslO aad DsbFoit, IL 80
For winchester and way stations. as.0o.
al 40 a m, a5.30 p M
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Roam
oke. 1870 p. m daily; Sleeping Cars
through
FOR baltimore. weekdays, 800, $50.
X7:O5, NT.IO. X4-SO, XS-OO. $50, xS:39.
xiS4S, x x59SO s2o x4so 20 45 ZOE
x5:IO, KS 50, x6:20, $50, xS:0O, Sis,
xs:2o. I1:l5, x11:59 p m, ana l2:gl
Xs5.ego q, m xI2.05, xI2.4O. 100, 800.
$40, 4-35, 1905, x5-10, $50, Xe.00.
xs:2o, Ills, KIP p M, II 2-U1 night
and $50 D. IA Sundays, $50 a. m, 4:35
FOR Frederick, week days, 500 a. M,
IL .45. 4.39. $50, p H. sundays, BOO
For Hagefstown. aI0.OO a ID. and
For For BOYD and way points. week days
500 a. m, 4 so, 5. 80. I. 65 o. M sundays.
$40 a. m, R15, T-O5 o. m
FOR tIaitberS5urg and way points, week
DAYS, 90, 300 a M II so, LOO. 4.3O.
Us $50, Obs, 7.05, IL. 40 p. N; sun
days 300 Il. m, lilo, 4-33, T-O5, 1O:lt
For vashin gton Junction and way points.
800 a. m, 4-30, $50 p. m, week dayA
= uO a NJ, IL p M sundays.
Royal Blue Li8e for New York and
Philadelphia.
For Philadelphia, New York, Bostou and
the last, weekdays. 90, 500, 1000 a
m. 1900, (12-40 Dining Cars, 500.
sos Dining Carr, t12.OI night, Sleeping
CaT omen &C 1000 O'clocki- Sundays,
.O5, 800 a. m, (12 40 Dining Cars, 3. 0e
l5.05 Dining Carl, 12-0l night. sleeping
car. oDen at 1000 O'cIOckl- Additional
train Tor Philadelphia, weekdays. daily.
Bn.iet Parior Cars on an day trains
For Atlantic City, los, 1000 an
10 CJO nOou 1910 and 800 pm, week
cays, 1910 pm, sundays
For Cape May, 1900 noon
aExcspt Sunday. xExpress trains.
Baegare called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Co, on orders left at ticket offices, 6I9
PennsyIvania avenue nOrthSTes est, New York
aveufe and Fifteenth street and at Depot
VIM NJ GREENE, p b MARTIN.
gen. Manager. Mgr Pass Traffic
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

8U6 + street NoFtnwest.
Gold Filings and bridge work a spe-
ciaIIy, at the lowest price; aInalgam fiji
fngs, soc; full sets of teeth on plates, so;
extracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, 50c; without, &c; all
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best, open on sundays from 10 to
O'CLOCK mh22-tf
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CHURCH NOTICES.

MRS. MCDONALD viii hold meetings
every Friday and Sunday night, northeast
tests. and questions answered Residence,
$50 1th st. Sc. Item
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RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND b
Z 80 a. NJ. week days-PITTSBURG EX-
PKESS-Parlor and Dining Cars, Harris
1886 A. n. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
0bser walton Cars. Harrisburg to Chicago.
CINCINNATI, Indianapolis, Sc. Louis, Cleve-
land and Toledo. Buffet Parior Car 70
10. so A n. FAST LISE-PuIlnan Bufres
Parlor Car To Harrisburg Buffet Pzrior
$40 HHMsriSeeHHt qssi e sNp ssr Louis
Express = Sleeping Car Washington
to St Louis. and Sleeping AMI Dining
Cars Harrisburg to 81 Louis, Nashville
71O r. NJ WESTERN EXPRESS Pun
nan stepping Car 70 PtttsbTg, Chicago.
and harrisburg TO Cleveland Dining
1Lo z. AZ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
r r,faEh9v sleeping as Cars wa q 70
1870 =. Al. Pacific ExPfREss Pull
man sleeping Car to Pittsburg
100 a. M for Kane, Cana BklalgEsa, ROChe$
ter and Niagara Falls daily. exceps
1870 a. m for Eimira and Remove daily.
except sunday. For wiliamsport daily.
10 p. m for VILLA mspors. Rochester, Erie.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily. exceps
satqrdsy, with Sleeping Car Washington
1o.4o q. m. for Erie and EInlra daily;
Tor CaaansaIgga. Rochester, Buffalo and
PuII,aan Sleeping Car washing ton 70
Rochester.
For Philadelphia, New York and
the East.
4;go M CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
ing Car nom BaIfiTnore Regular &C 100
tDsaing Carr, 500. 300, 1000 Ginning
G ya. and HOO Dining Car from WI
n m v
DINING Carr, S:OO, 300, HOO dining
Car from Wilmington a. m, 1918, $40.
Philadelphia only, Fast Express. 7:5O a.
days. 2:oi and $40 .. n daily. Foo
:. days and AGO D. M daily.
For Oh ea,lss ", mo go. 90; 7-5O. 9 GO.
ted 40 ~ ass 20, s 49, s.bS Boz 4 I
1000. 1o.4O, 1115, and II-35 pm.
On So Sunday. 90 500 go, 8 95, 1850,
10. 1000, 1910. and ii So pm.
rqs pop Sa,, Creek Line 90 Am and 80
For Annapolis, 700. 900 a. m, 12.r5
and 40 p m. daily, except sunday
Atlantic Coast Line--Express for Florida
and points on Atlantic Coass Line, 40
io 1e ae ri dds K lansa spe eaI
VIA Richmond and Seaboard Air Line,
4.4O p. m. daily. Accommodation Tor
euantlco, 40 n m daily. and 4-25 p
ui- week-daya-
seasnore Connections.
For Atlantic City fvia DeIawars River
Bridge. allrail routeb HOO q. M, 3. .
and lI.3J p. IN. daily. via Market stI ees
wharf 1000 a. III. and 12.45 I'm. week
days, II-35 D. III. daily.
For Cape May L o. 90, IL 90 a. III week DAYS.
80 D. daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and O
sire cts. and at the station. Sixth and B
streets. where orders can be LEFT for chs
checking OF Ba ggage To destination from
hotels and residences.
j. b. HUTCHINSON. General Manager.
j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the
cure of all private diseases II ydrocele
YaricOcele, Structure, Impotency, and
Syphilittc Disc asses positively cured Adj
vice and Consultation Free Both Sexes.
hours, 8 to II, to 5; Tues, Thurs and
Sat evenings, z to 8. No. 602 = st. NV.
tCiOsed Sunday1 Jel5-f
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WANTED i BY a young ct,ored man, place
as oyster stabber: not afraid of work.
Address SITUATION WANTED. thus Of
flee. EcI7-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-To whites only-own Your
own LONELY paying 500 cash and $40
per month 10 can he accomplished, and you
won t miss the money, nearly new aud
finely papered 2-Story frame, with about
1000 feet of ground; fine parking: large
porch hydrant water in kitchen; sta
BILE. 30-foot rear alley; within squares
electric ear line; east OF Lincoln Park, I'm
an improving section OF city. price 81 An:
title perfect @. NJ BRYANT, owner
Warder Building, 9thsand + sts- se17-3t
FOR ALE--Or exchange; 10 good c0lored
party, 2-story and cellar, mod imp, bay
window, brick residence; good furnace open
fireplace; cabinet mantels. etc; good and
central location. NV, close to schools and
marke cts; price right, and easy terms. o.
III. BIZ YANT, Warder Bldg, 9th and + SITS.
sel7-3ts
FOR SALE -Three-story. nlansard roof
frame; rooms and bath, all mod. imps.
Only $500 cash needed; pfiCe 1850.
Apply after p. M, at S04 I'D st. NV.
sci 6-3t,em
FOR SALE-cOlumbia Heights, an at
tractiye, we'll built home; 10 rooms; a.
III. L.; Will be sold for 20 per cent less than
lis actual value, within the next 80 DAYS.
DANIEL & ARMAT, 1913 F st. NV.
se15- Stem
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WANTED 4 settled woman or girl for
cook or hOusework- 1857 Il 81. ne.
sci ts-3t-efn
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FOR Rents rooms second floor; beat
gas and bath. Inquire log st ne.
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FOR RENT Fur. In elegant, new bay win.
dow brick, I'd floor ballroom; south, iofu
ing bed and closet. So; Sd floor, intercom
floor, one room, lavatory, closets, private
family: no housekeeping; refs. ex. ~ Z
ut. NV. SCI t-oe,eu
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WANTED Woman for general homework:
must stay nights. 141 ? 2Jh ne.
sel6-3t ten
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WANTED Competent cock ard house
worker: two IN family; wages 81 = TO 81 8.
6l4 i 9th ~. NV. 1t
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erty on my books. For fun list cali at
office for bulletin issued on the LIST and
10th. THOMAS z. WAGGAMAN,
917 + street northwest.
FOR SALE OR RENTAL Herndon, Va,
room house and outbuildings. IL
acres or land. apples. pears, grapes, etc.
minutes from railroad station. For
further particulars call at room ii Sd
floor Treasury Dept, or address OWNER,
box 27, Herndon, Va. sci tenn
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WANTED Herman or Swe,lP general
hOUseWOrker IN private family. good
home and wages. Ola 9th ST. NV. 1t
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FoR RENT-sroRE q DWELLING.

FOR RENT -Store and rooms. grocery
and provision store: good corner and
god business. 400 K st. ne. sci 3-7t-efn
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wasrEp-posrAGE STAMPS.


wANTEp-For cash. all kinds eroId United
states postage and department stamps,
coiiectlons also bought Ii. n. DUNK
HOkST, 1000 7tb NJ NV. au3-u
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FOR RENT-To one or two gentlemen,
furnished room, fronting on lstii ST.,
terms reasonable. Apply at 1908 18TH st.
NV sci. 3tem
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wANTED-A cook. at 1929 T St; refer
ences. Apply immediately. Item
NANTED-A good woman to cook, wash
and iron: German preferred. AudTess l..
T., this office. Item
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ly and botFhy faces, To address sc 10
REX, this office, for Rex Pimple Exterrnin-
at8r. se17-3t-efn
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SITUATIONS MALE
AND FEMALE.

HELP FURNISHED Male and female;
cooks, walters, drivers, seamstresses, but
lerS: all kind OF help at short notice.
CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
152l Sth St NV. se17-3t
PROPRIETORS, send postal for country
and city servants. VIRGINIA EN-
PLo YMEAT EXCHANGE, s25 18th st.
NV. 1t
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WANTED Men who shave TO address 15c
To REX, thi > office, for Rex PiInple Ex-
teFruiuatDr seI 7-3t-efn
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wANTED-HoUsEs.


wANTED--A house with about 6 rooms,
modern improvements, within walking
distance OF B. d o. Market. with stable
preferred. NJ. A. MISLOW, B.. & o.
Market. Item
WANTED "A small house, not over SIS.
with mod. imps. Address KENTER r. this
office. se16-3t
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Mr.. BRACkEN,

II you wish to consult q medium. VIII
not see the best?
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THE 20 DAYS" CURE fror menJ leads
all rem etiies in this city: prompt and
permanent cure or no che rye. Cnns0itat ton
free. DIR. MckEEHAN, Tia 18th St NV.
sp4-fTrlo
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WANTED saloons. groceries, lunch rooms,
cigar sores, etc. for cash buyers. Full
Ton K. GORDON, Business EXCHANGE.
1921 4 g. se1b-3t
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FOR SALE-Singers, 81; Whites. IS:
Unions, SIS View HOIIFeS, $40; Doncstics.
S12. FUNKS SEWING MACHINE EX-
CHaNGE, 321 81. se. seI5- Stem
FOR SALE--Groeery and dairy: estab-
lisbed IL years, NV; doing nice cash
Hsl5- 3t-cm
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FOR RENT Couple would let I'd floor, .
rooms and bath, to couple forlight house
Keeping: very convenient, rent rea sonapic.
90 9Th st. ne se173t-em
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FOR RENT-Second parlor, fur, with
board, for a couple or two gentlemen: $50
a nlenth, richly papered; cabinet mantei;
heated in winter by furnace, private fam
lily. No. 1888 r St NV sel5-;st
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WANTED-A nea tchambermaid and wait
ress. Apply with references 10 1916 Is
st. sw. se173t-em
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TYPEWRlTERS rented at reduced rates;
with privilege of purchase, standard
makes: preliminary instruction free. NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, GIL TIN
st. NV. au2S3m, EN-
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Foss INSTANTANEOUS

FOR SALE-A limited amount OF stock IN
Cycle Saddle Cover Co.: 500 shares
for SIS; every bicycle rider needs and
viii have enc; profits will net rs per
cent Oh capital: no stock for sale after
Sept. 20. Inquire at Rooms 5 and 6, No
GA + st. NV, bet. 10 a. m. and pm;
sci Stem
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WANTED Gentleman having horse and
carriage would like position to Use the
same; real estate office preferred, best refs.
dlrt.ss z. ". this office sci 1-2Lem
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$3.50 WILL buy oil route, horse, harness,
wagon, cans, and paying you 500
month. Apply COZ I'd st. sw sell -7tern
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FOR SALE-BICyCLES.
FOR SALE Ladies, SO era W ford in good
condition, for SIS cash, IL sold at once.
1901 18th st. NV. se17-3t
FOR SALE -Twoladies' high adc wheels;
call and see them, at your own price, in
first-class condition and guaranteed. SOC
X ST. Nv. se1T-3t
FOR SALE-New Wilhelm lady's bicy-
tires, LAMP and bell: good reason for sell.
ing. $26 cash, $50 on time. 1882 10th
st. NV. 1t
FOR SALE-Good man'a wheel: Cheap,
SIG. Call at 405 10th st. NV. se17-3t
FOR SALES Ladder, gents ard
cOfuiBnafion tau1em b1Cyete4 FafcDnx
oil IN perfect order, must be sold at once.
sac to $50. G.. B VAN NEST. Adnsinis-
tsasor. 1855 18th - nv. sef4-7t-em
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-09
IN THE HANDS OF MINERS.
Two Men Pail 10 Garry oui Esspdliions
10 the Klondlks


Seattle, Wash. Oct. ga Post In
telllgencer special from Port Town
send says that passengers who return
ed on the schooner Sailor Boy from 81.
Mlehaels report that Wood Of Seattle.
manager OF the Humboidt expedition
and d. X Howard who had charge Of
the Eiiza Atderson party. are praetlc-
ally prisoners IN the hands OF their
irate passengers. Only the presence OF
the United states troops under Lieu.
tenant Colonel Randall are expected
TO avert serious trouble.
The feeling against both Wood and
Howard b said TO be bitter In the
extreme and the miners have appointed
committees 10 guard both to see that
they do not get out Of their reach.
Thomas X. Clark Of Seattle. who was
one Of the passengers on the Sailor
Boy. said;
AMNAN = ~ AAAAAAN AAA ANN NMAA
party 70 eet any considerable distance
up the river. although they had every
thing readf 10 make the start Sept 10.
the day eleft The men are well dis
gusted aud dlsheartened. would not
be surprised 10 hear Of the death oi
d. X. Howard at the hands q the min
ers The feeling against them is grow
ing more bitter every day The pas
sengers % the Eliza anderson paid
their fare and freight TO Dawson but
the Andersen was abandoned at Dutch
Harbor and the passengers were land.
ed al s. Mlchaels by the Schooner
Baranon. With no prospect 0f getting
further this winter. Then Howard an
nounced lhai the expedition was fall
ure and ne would not feed them until
they reached Dawson. as his contract
promises. His declaration caused
great dlaaatlsfactlon and he will be for
tunate II he gets out of there alive"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-09
TACTICS OF WEYLER.
will Try and DemOralize His Army
II His Recall Is Made.
WILL GO STILL FUTHER
u h Evsn IhtimAtsd That ne VIII
Sell Himself 10 the carIist Party,
n Necessary, 70 Oct Revenge.
Things seem IN had shape

New York. Oct. s.-A dispatch to thi
Herald from Madrid says:
General Weyler will fight against be-
Ing removed from Cuba. lie Is tfyins
10 terroriEe the Liberal ministry into
retaining him IN command In Cuba un.
III next June. and II recalled nov. will
utilize his influence over the .agtIT 10
create disturbance In the peninsula OF
sell himself TO the Carllsts.
Now that the late Conservative ad'
minlstration 10 no more than a shat
tered remnant, the organs Of the Con
seryative party are nothing backward
in yItuperatinE one another AMI the
defunct ministry IN 20 malignant a
tone Is 10 clearly betray that there
was no intention whatever Of surren.
dering the rolna OF government. had
no, the queen regent herself deliber'
ately induced and insisted on the cri'
sls.
In consequence Of this. the fallen
magnates Of that party. which has
been one OF continuous brawl and
national scandal for NJ many weary
months. or being 20 bitter. aseailing
the columns OF their own newspapers
that their tempera are said TO have
suffered IN the glorious melee, and
more than one has stepped from public
life and even from Madrid. with scowla
upon his brow and anathemas upon hii
llpa, which has caused no little merrl'
ment to the unconoerned onlOoSers.
The Conservative paper III Nncion-
ale. has made a dead set against Gen
erAl AEcarragA. attacking him more
hercely than ever. aud Sen0f Romero
RobledO. the nOtorios antagonist Of
Cuban reform. the man who has lost
~ Cuba" az he IL now branded IN
spain. 10 wrath at similar TRADES
against himself. has stopped his ear
and fed southwark 10 his native An.
tleuara. where the authorities turned
out on the station platform to receive
him. and where the adulation OF The
villagers will doubtless oompensat,
him for the harshness and sneerf and
rldicule Of the capital.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-09
leaves A cueAN JAIL.
sls. Ca, srss Esespss From Prison asd
H.r whsSsasouas uahown.

- - ~ - aA"AAENH
Hsr whsTsaseuts uahowu.
Havana. Oct she beautiful
young Cuban patriot. senorita clsne-
roe. heroine Of the sensational adsen-
ture with the Spanish governor Of the
isle Of Pines. has escaped from the
Casa de Rocogdas (house Of scraplngsl,
where she had been confined Tor sew
eral months on a charge Of conspiracy
against the crown Of Spain and % On
attempt upon the life Of Governor
Berez. governor Of the Isle Of Pines.
According TO the statements q the
jailers or attendants. she made her e.
cape some time Tuesday night Al
Wednesday mornings roll call she was
missing and when search was made
for her the attendants found one of the
Iron bars Of the room In which she had
been confined had been fled and bent
outward.
The bar could not have been moved
without a great outlay Of strength and
ell the circumstances 20 90 prove the
cooperation OF outsiders In her escape.
The authorities have no clcw ~ 20
her whereabouts Several of the em-
ployes Of the establishments have been
arrested.
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Chicago. Oct. s.-Lying In a elump Of
tall weeds with a revolver by her side
and a bullet hole In the left temple.
the body Of a young woman supposed
to be Jennie Oates. % years old. was
found last night by oahoer s,hmaut Of
the South Chicago police station Al a
point midway between sO.h a-d s0th
avenue on Ninth street The body was
slill warm and nearby, neatly folded.
was a shawl and the woman's bonnet.
In one OF the pockets Of the woman's
dress was found a note which leads the
police 10 believe the young woman
committed suicide a. the result OF a
lovers quarrel. The note was ad-
dressed TO J. Fell, S1is bishop street,
and In q the writer stated that she was
tired Of living and IN fact tired of ev-
erythlng. Il was signed Jennie oater
and bore the address Of SS6 Francis
street. She had lived At this place two
weeks. hut nothing more Il known OF
her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-09
LUETGRRT DOWNCAST.
Not Pleased With the Way His
Case Looks Just Now.
HIS WITNESSES DOWNED.
Lustgert Admits That Hls Case seems
Dark for Him Evidence About
finished aud Then Comes
siH Days Of Argument.

Chicago. Oct. S.--The closing day OF
rebutial evidence Of the prosecution In
the famous Luetgort trial opened early
this morning with a continuation OF az
crisp impeachment evidence as was
produced yesterday. States Attorney
Dcneen furnished the eapsheaf In the
shape Of impoachlng evidence by Pro-
fesaor George Dorsey. o. Field Colum-
blam museum. tho chief ostealogical
expert for the state In this trial Pro-
fessor Dorsey was called 20 dispute
the evidence Of Dr. II. W. Airport. the
principal expert for the defense.
A. a preliminary TO DR. Dorsey's on
slaught. a policeman was called on by
that attorney 10 impeach certain Wit
,nesses Tor the defense who had ldentl-
hed the picture OF Mrs. Lueigort as
that OF the woman seen IN Kenosha.
Wis Professor Mark De I.aFontaine
was called upon 10 lmpeach the evil
dence Of Professor Long Of the North.
western university In regard 70 the
bones. lie expressed his views upon
the subject In scientific terms. directly
Al variance with Professor Long.
Utter annihllaiion Of the testimony
OF Mary summering Thursday. togeth.
or with the impeachment OF William
Charles. LeGtgert's business partner
and confidential friend. has rad chill.
Ing eject upon the defense. Luetgert
was morose and gullen today. He al.
mitted 10 the iail guard that bis caa'
looked serious for him at present.
The state rested Us case early this
afternoon after prosecution LASTING
seven week. Court adjourned un'll
next Monday, when the defense will
probably put on a few rehuttal witness
e.. Then the arguments 90 the jury
will bcsin These viii last sl1 days.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-09
Iasr,s., On Fr,lshl oslag r.l

San Francisco. Oct. S.-0mcial sta.
tlstlcs Of the southern Pacific ccmpa-
ny show a great increase IN the vol
ume Of cas,bouui freight recently
During the month OF September 25.2s'
loaded cars went cast more than cam
west and about this same ratio has
been sustained this month. noiwlth'
standing the fact that the number Of
wcslhound cars has been greater thar
ever before. Those figures cover only
traffic handled hy way OF El Paso and
Orden and 90 not Include the freight
movement by way OF Molave AMI Ash
land.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-09
NUMBER OF ACCIDENTS.
several rsrsous Killed the Last Mich,
of The Festivities Al Kasnsaa city

several rsrsous KILLED the Last Mich,
of The FESTIVITIES Al Kasnsaa city
Kanras CITY. Oct s.-The closina
night % The festivities here recorded a
series ~ crime and casualty
John W. Dunlap. aged 10 years. drlv-
er of a laundry wagon. was stabbed
through the heart late las, nighf dur.
ing a hght with a drunken crowd Ills
assariter escapcd
". H. Could. a negro. vas beaten "a
death with a rock In the hands of
Frank Neal. another negro. as n r..
suit Of a row. Neal also escaped.
L. ~ Noah o. Gallaiin. no. an old
man. died al Central station from NOR
phino poisoning. supposedly self ad.
mlniftrcd
Andrew T. Brennan q san Franciscr
was run over and killed BY a switch
engine.
John ncnnett. a packlnghcuse en-.
ploye. was killed while trying 20 craw
beneath . moving car
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-09

Peoria. Ill. Oct. S.-Thls afternoon
occurred the exercises of the dedication
Of the Bradley Polytechnic institute 70
which a wealthy Peoria lady. Mrs Ly.
dla Bradley. gave t2.5O0.0O0. The
building IA a very handsome and spa.
eious one OF white stone. and nearby
another cdinco Of he sarle material,
which will be occupied by the Horo.
logical Institute. under control of tn
same hoard OF trustees A number Of
prominent educators from abroad. In.
cluding college presidents. were In a..
tendance The mos, notable feature ol
the programme was the dcdicaiOry
address by Hon. Lyman J. Gage. sec.
retaFy Of the treasury.