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The herald., 1897-07-18
Informal Afternoon

Miss Fannie Coulter entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon. The dec
oratione were pink and white carnations,
and among the guests were Misses
Grace Gregory, Rita Green, Hazel Pat
terson, Leila Simonds, Belle Coulter,
Inez Moore and Eva Heating.
The herald., 1897-07-18

Hattie Wittenberg of Terre Haute. Ind.
The party included Misses Hattie
Wittenberg, Julia Kramer, Fannie Scho-
field, Louie Gray, Emma Gray, Mary
Burgoyne. Kathryn Reed, Alive Lowell;
Messrs George B. Lake, S. r. Moore,
T. E. Moore, L. hampton, Ed Sens, Chas.
Anderson, H. L. Pierce, Asa Buffum,
Alex Newman.
The herald., 1897-07-18
Stern-Harris

Miss Matte G. Harris and Alfred Stern
were married at 6 o'clock Wednesday
evening at the residence of the brides
parents. corner Hill and Tenth streets
the Rev. Dr. Solomon officiating. The
bride, who is the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Harris, was gowned in
white tulle, which was caught to the
white satin slip and garnitured profuse-
ly with orange blossoms. The same
flowers, in a wreath fastened her veil.
which fell to the hem of her waist, and
she carried cluster of white sweet peas
and maiden hair fern. The maid of
honor, Miss Freda Hellman was gowned
IN pink, mousseline de sole over pink
silk, garnitured with Honiton applique
Miss Hellman carried a cluster of white
carnations and maiden hair fern. M
Rosenthal of Chicago, uncle of the
groom, attended him. The ceremony
was followed by an elaborate dinner
served under the direction Of Christie
pher; and Arend's orchestra was in at
tendance, the Lohengrin march being
rendered preceding the ceremony and
other selections during the evening. The
decorations, which were elaborate and
handsome, were of white carnations and
clematis and green in the front drawing
room, yellow double sunflowers and
green in the rear drawing room. pink
carnations and green in the dining room
and gladioli and carnations and green
In the hail. Potted maiden hair ferns
and palms, asparagus plumosus and
vines were everywhere about, and sus-
pended above the bridal party was a
handsome bell of white carnations and
maiden hair fern. On either side of and
above the bell, holding in its beak a
scarf of tulle, dove lowered with out
spread wings, and from the chandelier
to the ceiling corners streamers of tulle
were festooned. The centerpiece on the
dining table was miniature chariot
drawn by six white doves and filled with
ferns and flowers. The gifts were num-
erous and handsome. Mr.. and Mrs
Stern will receive their friends at 535
Mission road after August LIST.
The herald., 1897-07-18

The number Of social events this past
week may be properly and accurately
expressed by the southern phrase, pow
erful few" There have been one or
more weddings nearly every day, but
most Of them have been quiet, exclusive
and Sin the presenc of relatives only"
Indeed, there are not enough people left
in town who belong strictly to society's
ranks to make up a very large audience.
People have scattered in every direction
since the hot weather began, and those
who have homes here which they feel
are too comfortable to leave, are also
too busy keeping still and cool in them
to bother with any kind of entertain
ment, formal or otherwise. The princi-
pal occupation seems to be sitting in
some shady, breezy place and doing
nothing more energetic than reading.
The herald., 1897-07-18
Elysiunn

Kentucky! o, Kentucky!
I love your classic shades,
Where fit the fairy figures
OF the dark-eyed southern maids!
Where the hooking bird is singing
Mid the blossoms newly born!
Where the corn is full of kernels,
And the colonies full of corn!
james Barrett Kirk in Truth.
A Putnam, Conn, couple are the par
ents of twenty-six children, twenty
three of whom are living.
The herald., 1897-07-18
ENTHUSIASTICALLY

Miss May Margaret McCaully Of Bal
timore, and Harry Bradley Baldwin of
New York, were married in Chicago
May 10Th.
The herald., 1897-07-18
Tally-Ho Drive

A tallyho drive to Eatons canyon
was given last Sunday in honor of Miss
The herald., 1897-07-18
Rosseau-Bidwel1

Miss Nancy Allena BidweIl and Per-
cival L. Rosseau of Paris were married
last Tuesday evening at the residence of
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HAMPTON. 1901 + NV.
1927 Rinney. 9r&h, n W. 20
1898 Ore nv, Grab. .: ID
40 II. 9r&b. hw. 80
2415 Pa av. Sr&b. %. 30
1441 Fla av, 6r&b. p. 80
1000 Va ave sw, 1O.25.JO
lis Fla ay, 6r&b, INV. ~
13O Fla av. 2-st, 6r&b.21
. L, psf. 7r&b. 900
3,sS-40 18th. Tr&b. .20..O
1925 1:th.2-st .6r.1s.sl
10 ID, 2-st, 7r&b. is. 80
1917 18th. psf, 7r. 1850
NORTHEAST.
pa f, 3-st. l0r&b. 30
200 9Th, 2-st, Gr&b.22.:Iy
10 ID. 2-st. Grab. 900
SD 18th, 2-st. Grab. .16
81 X. 2-st, 6r&b. 1870
1913 l. Est. 6r&b. 1880
1I37 g. 2st. 6rSb. 30
SOUTHEAST.
2223 A. 10r&b, sta. As
I'D Ky av. 7r&b. %. 80
1640 l., 2-st, 6r&b. .l2.5O
Se1S-3t
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FOR EENT-BI JAMES !
NORTHWEST

FUR KENT-BN JAMES ]
NORTHWEST.
2l07 $. lir Alb. .$IG6. &C
1913 NJ, 15r&b.......ljG
1872 Q st, 1cr&b. .1M
Alta 18th, 14r&b. lbs
= 4TtS z s., 9r&b, fur. .l25
1I4: q, 13r&b. fur. .125
= '1T4-5; q. 16r&b. .12o
1116 Q. 1Or&h. fur. 100
c:9i 10th. 1rr&b, fur. 100
1914 10th, lOi&2b, fur. lVu
212l Pan pl. 11r &h. rs
1i21 18th, 9r&b, fur. 10
174l q, 3-st. 9r&b. 10
14iS Staughton, Tor. co. 10
1:n6 2lst. 12r&2b. ct
1919 X. 10r&h. 60
1907 L. 3.st, 10r&b. 60
1910 .. 3-st. 1or&b. 80
1913 Yale, 16r&b. So. ST.
1123 Riggs, 1Or&b. 80
2ll4-16 Conn. aN, ar.5O
I1S-2O Conn av, 9r. 80
1890 18th. 11r&h. 80
lI21 Riggs, 1Or&b. 90
1419 Il, 3-st, 1Or&b. so
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FOR RENT
1928 F st NV. :. $500. 90
1919 r NV. ONCE /. so. 90
1877 10th nv. Rr&h SO. on
1&.D kenesaw, 9rlEb 30. 90
924 23d st. 1or&b. 30. 60
1l22 18th NV. 14r.2h. 1.0l
1923 1 NV. Sr&h. sta 90
1921 n II av, Crab. 40. "
1901 Whitney ave
NV. store. .37 50
1IS ri av NV. 6r&b. n 8,
703 c sw, Sr&b. 30. 50
s2S9 18th. Crab. =. .26. 40
seiS-tf DEEBi.f
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-
FURNISHED 10Th,
416 9th, 1Sr, ba,
steam heat. $1,000
1419 II ST. Tor, ba
key 14lO. 50.O0
ISIS Org av, 12r. 81. 20
1916 Md av ne. Tor, b3o. 81
PIG q, 11r. ba. 1900
716 + ne, Orb (cOr) - SO
21l9 X NV, Sr. ba. 25.OO
81 d lie, ar, b, eel 2o. o.
1914 4th, Sr. ba. ..c5.OO
Az y. Or, ba. fur. %. 81
las Ky av s., ar, la
key ii6j.........2l.5t
ii 1870 10Th, Sr, ba. -. D.
52s 1th ne, Sr. ba
.(key 90. "a. &C
COIORED
&c Jackson ne, 4r. hr. $500
/; 1t ROBERT II.
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1879 18th. SrAh. ...,s,..,o
lis + So. Sr&ha. 30 so
1913 l7ih.6rSh tcoD ~. 80
ifl5 18th, ar ,col, ~. 30
.Ut + No. Grab. ~. "
81 10th ne. 6r&b. 1850
1913 18th. storc, 2r.1s.oo
2S11 q NV. 6r tcon 100
ll2l Harvard st.Col
Hts, Or. wa. .....lG.5o
S16 II ne. Gr&wa. 1880
12oS Ward ct. sr.w.lo.UD
R'r liza X. Ar tcob.s.vO
G. Ta I9ta T. af N "a
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
uNTURNlSHED.

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S,o%dw S2 NV. .eo 90 lt22 18th nv. Sr.. .l6 20
20 20, nw' agr- 10y ~ !! NV. Sc lG.W
eis H St NV. Ior.. 1000 Gel "a iiih NV $500
LII Coreoran 81. 9r 400O Cor 18th W NV. Is 90
70. 9TH new. Tor. 1000 COS 10th ne. 7r. .l&.O0
Fits 1850 llth nwas 90 40 10th st Sc er Is o.
sS.l 100 Md aS ne 5000 Shop e RI Gle il NV. 50
6is G NV. ST.. 80 90 62l Pomeroy. 5r... o5o
ana rms Nv: MN 1000 Once e'% rn ne ss4 NV 500
srls-tf ALBERT F. FOX. aao ST. NV
f go IRE, RENT t. ~ ". C DUAL, s:s NV.
COS 5.h NV. i2r, : .sss liz! 10Th NV. iar a 3
lsS Nan aT NV 800 hia nT s,h ''T
Sl3 9th Sc. Or. 30. 90 ss NV. sr; rs
81 7aS sw. r. S. 500 IN MyrtI a nv ns or. 10 10
'O4 ar r@E q 1 Sa ss 51. %;x IA ,i'H NV
2,so 18Th NV. Or. 10 isls sih NV o.: 1850
sS 18Th 10 me- nw ID f1a a as n NV.
ITO %sd NV, 7r. 1870 1873 Nth my. ar $3.50
li6S Pierce pl. ar NC 2lS Fla av NV. Ir...-ls
Store ,2is ne: 81; store ,o6s 9TH nv: IS
Photograph gallery. +59 and 461 Pa ave. Or. SIS
FOR RENT 1f21 c0th. Sr. wa. rs. 20
sr8sa. each, =. $50 50 large storage room 800
a2 Fla ay sr ba sta 20 30 stO ITO "a av nw.2ooo
Cheap houses for colored tenants-list nt Office.
sells GEO W. IINKiNs. 800 18th ST. NV.
FOR RENT-BY c. II. Parker 4 CO.. 4l4&E s.w
1899 1899 s~ nS o. ss sS % SO
S0I Sd sw. Or. wa. 1888 9oa 3D. sw Or. ami 10 30
s21 AZ sw. 6r Wig. 1900 q sw. ST. wa .. rs 80
AL Del sw, slxd. 10 on 4O7 + Sc 5r wa. II 30
sas ss 81. - na1's
l23 NV. Or ami. 1900 l0I7 9Th sw. Or. w.l5.0o
ss "a sw :,c ss 81 sw g. %
~ 9Th sw. Or. wa lsoo aos az sw. st&dw 20 80
427 9th sw.7r,w&g 1900 3li sw. 5r wa. 1850
.e-stss
FOR RENT-BY LATfMER NEsBTT. 1921 9 ST.
81, NV. siss 90 81 .'h NV ~" l 3
81 81, 18th NV srSh. 20 40 18th NV, 5r&b -
TO C,iORED rENA. is
Be, e!.&sihMsSsr bio Nice &c houses s in cts 10
i rF RE nx i2r l ls is, He ns S. Or
Cor LIST * Z ne Tor. $3.50 ITO Trindd av,6r. Is
s ss nm nw .os s. 1919 90 go sumner s NV
45 NV. Or. So $50 D-Sales INV. Ar $50
seIs-2t WILLIAM X. ELLIS 52o IIth st. NV.
FOR RENT 3-sToRY IoNooM BRICK DWELL
ing. well located northwest. at the very low rent
RrTTIEI!FoED. 1907 St; NV ssis-st.
For Rent sas HowARD AVE Nv; A REAL
LOCATION HIGH AND OVERLOOKING CITY;
RENT REDUCED To SO ~
FOR RENT-SW. COR. 9TH AND % sTS NV:
II ROOMS AND ALI. NIL; CONVENIENT To
SCHOOLS; CHURCHES AND MARKET: RE
1t II. E. BRADLEY. 1899 r ST
FOR RENT-IU2S nth st. NV. NEAR X, -
rooms and bath. bed rooms $50 per month: &.
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1895 C0rcorun NV. BIS
S13 G NV, 10r. 5000
1922 91s NV. Or ...lo.50
12iS Union st. Or %
100 9th NV, sto $500 year
Sta RI 1871 Cor.oran. 10
l.44 Union ct sw, 81. II
'T11ERFDRD. 1907 i st.
BELL. 51T 10TH Sr.N.M.
To6 18th sw, store. 1900
51I 1Otn NV. shop. 100
215 18th NV shop. Si0&Sl5
selS-3I
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A'tl AFA@l<lt IL
FOR RENT h
1747 18th. Tor, mi .$15. 90
1035-29 Lime Kilns IS 20
Goo Md av ne. 12r.
2b. eel. az 90
Sin. f, 22r. mi. rs 10
S7i3 PSF furnished. 90. %
l712 q. 11r & Ia.
Gel. mi. 81. 80
243 pcl av ne, i
10r&b. mi. $3.50
1921 3lsi. l2r. mi so. %
Sl1 9th. 10r&b. mi.a5.:,n
123 18th. larNh. mi 81. 80
454 10. 6r&sto. Gel. 500
231 ii. 11r. .0.61
SIG 18th. 1or&b, mi -. 80
1918 II. or. Ei ..--.sooD
1920 1857. sto Gel. milo 10
lbs 18th. ior&b. mi $3.50
232o Pa av. Tor. .3T-50
22l? I. Sr. mi 81. -
1875 18th. 0r&cel. mis- 30
800 2sd. sr. mi. .35 -
1907 Pa ave. nat.
5r & la, heat, mi. ~. 10
2139 l. ST. 1or.-...3 35b
727 10th. 9r&b. mi .33 3
2l37 X, ST.. eel. mi - 80
Oil y ii av. Tor
& Gel. mi 300
SIS 2lsi. Sr&b. mi 1850
106-S 22d. CIR. Il. Gel. mi:s0. 81
40 18th. Sr. mi. -. 40
12'3 2nth. ar. Gel. mi $3.50
1854 5th. Sr. mi. =. 300
2l;;S I. Sr&b. mi. 30
COG 2lst. Or. ccl.m -. %
5ll I2th. sto. Wig. ECO
24l3 Pa nv. Sr. mi % 80
26l7 *. ar. mi. $50
se1s-s.tu&th wESCUTT 4
FOR RENT-RENT HEDtl
new brick and stone resi-
= rooms, bath. In Irrf,
ner: s65. II. II. WARN
Sn1A2te
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WANTED-LOTS.

bered house.
E. Fl. BOOTH. Attorney -at-LAw.
scl6-sts $50 Del. ave. ne.
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FOR RENT-BY STONE & FAIRFAX
~ So5 st. NV. Telephone $50.
Ill bahcroIt l4r 5000 FOG l. NV, 11rSbi 30 80
o.? oth NV, llr, bi 800 2olS ii NV Tor, ba 30 90
!3ll lae, lar. ba 900 12O2 NV, 9r. la. ~ so
l4.o NV. Tor. ba Gt.n .,to 4th Or, b.. % 30
I9i2 SUM ii pl, LOT GoOO 1909 NV. Sr, b.. % 80
ESi Hts. TO-. sta ,3tO 361G 18th. 7r, ba. 10 90
!5UO isl, l2f. ba 300 lis Fla NV, Sr u. 25
!5l" 1ae NV, lur.b53.W Az NV Or. ba fur. 90 50
LOO lith NV. 12r. .5p.uW l23 X NV, 7r la. - -
i.5i Sorcoran r,h!0O0, 1852 18th. Sr. la. 81 81
dii9 NV llr 80 OU 1880 18th NV, II. b. % 30
~ " NV, l2r, ba. $3.50 500 NV, ar, ba % 50
927 9Th NV. Tor. II 90 126 4tl Sc. Or ~, IN
I'LL Florida av or p so 49, G sw ST. ba 20 90
12Ul ne, 7r. ba. % 90 1920 18th NV Or Is 30
1874 y J av Or, ba ~. so rs X me- 6r ba is 20
iiSS 18Th. sto&dw. 800 434 II av, 6r la. 30
T.. ores av l2r,h 70 30 Al Myrtle ne, Or, b. Is 30
s.V i5ih NV 9r, b.3oJO TO 18th ne, Or, ba. 10 30
1850 NV. 9rtSb. 81. sol 13iG Union sw Or II 10
4l1 Sc Tor, ba. $500 LOS ID NV. Or. L. 80
1913 I, Or, ba, eel. 80 90 2J2o 1 st nw 5r Il 90
l3f Il NV, Or, ba. 30 e1i 6U9 Sheridan Or q 70
LOG Sc, Tor, sta 5000 1t
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IIEI M

GEL. 7Sf.)
LII and bath. 10
I0I-l1 e ne. Or. brks. 1889
3640 18th NV, 7r,
bath, cellar. 20. 80
f1U Harvard st
NV. Or cottage. .16. 80
l4l5 q ne. 7r,b, Gel. 10 ~
GO 18th he, Or. ba. 90
so b Sc, Or. ba. 1870
1871 NJ ne. Or. IN
26l3 *, ar. br. .l3.JU
S2l 25th. 5r, brick .1I.0o
Store 1928 18th Sc. 10. 90
1926 18th ne, 1r....1o.UO
e Wash PIX. Or cot 1000
612 Sheridan. Or. brk 300
Stable r'r 304 C....7.o0
Stable r'r 1911 18th. 800
Sc cor 2Uth&R. 2r.2. IS. 90
STONE, S04 L st. NV.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED MEDIt'M- SIZED ROOM. WITH BOARD
In private family convenient to Columbian Uni
yersity please state terms answer need
he expected. Address A. H. QUARI4ES, General
Delivery. It,
WANTED BOARD IN THE NV. WITHIN THE
district Of the Force School. for lady and
child of years. Address, with terms,
NAVY, star office. se17-2ts
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO..
se1S-u 132t Il st n

POS Ward ri. sr. .33. 50
l23o Loudolin ct Sc. ir6.3s.
Drookl'd houses. $50 up
ESQ Whitney ay. Cir. IL. 80
IL Is. AND LOAN CO..
SIS. Nv.
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20l9 Portner pl, Or. 20.:r9
1916 l. nv. Or. .20.:a,
145G Madison st Or. 1880
GO Acker ne. Or. .l5.Gp
$40 10Th NV, Or. 100
1879 Scaton nw, Or. 1870
80 Pierce NV. Or. .15.UO
tS Picrce-Tsr. iir. .1J.sO
small houses from $50
all and see list.
'ENHOWER. l411 q st,
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

CHARLES 8 BUNDY.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories,
G17-tf Sl7 ~ st. NV. lnew Equity buil6ino.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT
One OF the FINEST STABLES in the northwest,
in rear of 1740 '.N:'' large stalls; space for
six carriages closets for harness, etc; bed
anti kitchen; feed lofts. with bins.
se1S-3t Il. j. MARSHALL, sos l1th NV
FOR RENT-NICE STABLE; CENTRAL. -LOCA-
ton; rear of 1122 VT. ave-; three stalls and room
for carriages: ;Fcuscplble rent. Il. L. RUST
Cos 18th at. n.wpo sait sell tt
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1T21 Goth. Sr. wa. rs. ~
Sto 1I15 Fla az NV. Is. 90
Large storage room. d. 90
Sto ITO ia nv nw.20.O0
Il tenants-list at Office.
EvNS AlHn rtlfl - ~ N.
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Ii 4 NESBIT, 13Y G ST.
1716 18th NV, 9r&b 40
Tl5 11th NV. Firth. 80
400 LIST NV. Sr,b&ccl. 30
10 18th NV, 5r&b :. -
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FOR RENT-RENT REDrCED- No Ise2 Nm:
brick and stone Residence; stories: crllar:
rooms, bath. In perfect order. Keys a; ."r-
ner: s65. B. II. WARMER Il 90. siG 4 NV.
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FOR RENT-NO. $40 INDIANA AVE. NV; +
story brick; IS ROOMS AND BATH: In excellent
condition: good location for boarding house; At
REDUCED RENT. X, w. WALKER SON,
sel6St No. 1900 + St.
FOR RENT-SACRIFTCE-2 And 90 ELM ST.
Ie Droit Park: rooms: all mod impe.: WAS
$z0-s0; now ealy S16-50. SIREyE, iO00 9Th
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Fol. RENT

FOR RENT-lU2S nth st. NV. NEAR X, -
rooms and bath. bed rooms, $50 per month. e..
A. SWAMI $40 + ST. NV. sels-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY LATfMl
1O25 Sth NV. 1er&b,
reduced to. $50
81 NJ NV. Sr&b. % so
81 18th NV, 9rNb. n,
1431 \ ] av. 1r&b. n
TO GNDREl
1907 18th NV. SrNb. $50
144l l. NV. Or br. -
Bet Gt.r&Irh. MAN, 4r bio
se1S-3t
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1894 q ne. Or. III
1913 18th NV. or. 1850
ITO Trin'dd Or. Is
$50 l So. Or. ..--l+. 40
Cos Summer NV. 1r.l3..aD
1Sn DeSales NV. Ar. $50
4 L. -l- LIN n. IA.
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, TENA, is.
1913 Madison. Or.
10 18th NV. Or. .... -
Nice houses In cts" 10
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For RENT
1919 kenesaw ave,
10 rooms. .......Sf.0. on
2O0n f ST INV. 1r. 81. IN
233 10th ne, 7r. %. Wl
Alb IL ne. Or. 22. ~
40 ii ne, Or. -. ~
1877 10th NV, Or .2l.JU
Also large number of
to $3.50 per month.
1t WASH'N DA.
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RKER 4 CO., 4L1&E S.W.
7th&ti sw. st&dw 500 90
33S y sw, Or. mi. .t4.30
90a Sd sw, Or. ami. 10. 30
GAN sw, st&dw. 1900
- Z sw, sr. wa .15. 30
+0T + Sc. 5r, wa-..lt.3o
1917 Union sw, Or, ". 10. 80
424 18th sw. Or, ami 49,
/ 1907 9Th sw. Or. w.15.N
GO Sd sw. Or, va. .12.30
As 6Ls sw, Or. wa. 12.30
7O5 AZ sw, st&dw. IL. %
40S Az sw. st&dw 2.3
124 9th SO. Or, ami. 1850
3ii II sw. Or. wa ..lO.50
.lc-SIas
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For RENT-SW COR 9TH AND - STS NV:
IL ROOMS AND ALI, NIL: CONVENIENT To
SCHOOLS CHURCHES AND MARKET: RE-
DtCED TO $685..
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FOR RENr-R. q. CAMP
1857 X st NV, l2r. $Go.eO
9.S X st INV, r.. 1900
$40 II st he. Or. 1900
2l5 18th nv. store 81. 90
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"A LADY OF REQUIREMENT. WILL OPEN 4 PRI!
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-20
HIS CLIENT WAS ACQUITTED.
Counsel Takes Half a Grain OF Arsenic in the
Presence OF the Jury.

SYRACUSE. Nov. 19.-After a trial occupy.
ing Justice Hiscuck and q jury for fourteen
days. and tho consideration of the case for
twenty-sevcn hours in the jury room, a verdict
of not guilty was reached this evening in the
case of Mrs. Lucy Wcsolowsky. charged with
the murder by poisoning OF the three young chill
dron of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nowak, her neigh
bors in the west end. Tie trial was on only one
of the indictments, but the decision of the jury
probably means that the other two will never
be tried. Tho poisoning occurred in Deem.
Der, 1896. 1t was admitted at tho trial that
Mrs. Wesolowsky, who is only II years old and
the mother OF three children, one of whom was
born in the penitentiary since her arrest, had
secured possession of the Nowaks' bank book
and had drawn their entire deposit at the bank.
The theory of the prosecution WAS that in or
der to escape the results of this action sho en-
ting poison in the coffee pot. Arsenic was
dead children.
The main feature OF the defence was the deli
cate condition of Mrs. Wesolowsky at the time
of the poisoning. Otherwise the defence ap.
pcared to be weak. :. dramatic incident of the
trial. was the taking of half u grain Of arsenic,
In the presence of the jury. by +. y. Wilson,
the prisoners attorney. In his opening he han
died Il box OF the poison, dipped up half a grain
OF. it on his penknifc. and cleaned the blade
with his lips. 1t was said afterwHrd that the
attorney prepared for this coup by taking grad
uated doses OF the drug for u week previous TO
the demonstration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-20
WELLER DEFENDS HIMSELF.
Ne Says Reforms in Cnba Will Not Go Beyon,
the Reach or Spanish Cannon.

Ne Says Reforms in Cnba Will Not Go Beyond
the Reach OF Spanish Cannon.
Special cable Despatch to THE Sun.
MADRID. Nov. 19.-The newspapers publish
full accounts Of the arrival yesterday at
Corunna of ex-Captain-Ge General Weylcr. includ.
ing his address on board tho steamer Montserrat
to the Populations which visited him there.
Some Of the passages In this address were
characteristic. Thus in addressing the Republi-
can delegates Gen. Weyler said: ~ am liberal
toward Cuba, but the reforms will not go be-
yond the reach of our cannon. Where our shells
fall, and there only, is the sovereignty of Spain
recognized"
He replied to the Robledoists in a similar
strain. saying: 81 have been accused of cru
city. but ! am mother cruel nor inhuman. True,
I had many people shot. but l previously asked
for their submission. All who submitted were
pardoned, but 1 was infexible with traitors.
My policy was inspired by love of Spain. II the
United States makes efforts in favor OF reform
for tho purpose OF seizing the of Cuba,
let us strive to prevent it."
Gen. Weyler denied that he had brought away
from Cuba military plans and particulars re-
garding the distribution of the troops In tho isl
and. as 1t has been charged he did, with q view
70 complicating matters for his successor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-20
NO NEW rnIAI ron DURHAM.
Another nate for the Execution win Probably
No Named Next w~eok-Missing En- W or Tubb.

Bo Named Next Weok-MtHhtng Law or Tuhb.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-Another trial for
Durrant was refused to-day by Judge Bahrs
when the prisoners counsel asked that he be
tried for the murder Of Minnie Williams, tho
servant girl who was stranglcd in the church
just u week after Blanche Lamont disappeared.
Durrant's counsel assorted'that the trial should
be hold as It might develop new facts which
would reveal the real murderer.
Tho general opinion Is that this was n device
to gain time, as the trial and appeals would
consume at least two years. The police have
n much stronger case against Durrnnt for
MI mic Williams's murder than for tho crime
for which he Is now under sentence OF death.
When the remittitur arrives early next week
from the United States Supreme Court there Is
nothing to prevent liking tho date for Durrant's
appeal can be lodged against the hanging.
DurrantThas written n novel during the last
month. which he has announced for publication
in n local newspaper on Sunday. lie has no
literary ability, and the diary which he kept for
a time In jail was written in II stilted, sopho-
morical style that made Its attempts at pathos
ludicrous.
Possibly the Durrant case has led to q dark
tragedy, That is the belief OF the Rev. Will
liam II. Tubb, father of Attorney George Tubb.
who has been helping make the fight to save
Juno last, and tho thorough search OF his fam
lily has failed to find a single trace Of him. 1t
is believed foul play has enoed his life and II is
intimated that he found the real murderer of
Minnie Williams and Blnnch Lamont and was
slain by him,