davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

Not only piles of the very worst kind
can be- cured by DeWitt's Witch H9Z.l
Salve, but ECZEMA scalds, burns ,bruis-e
bOils, ulcers and AL other skin trouble 5
can be instantly relieved by the same
remedy.
VIII Kennels, st. Louis; b s webb,
Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

S)ma for ten, some cor twer'y ana
sonr for thirty years have tfered
from pil"s and then raVe heen quickly
aud perm1proti cprsd hy uS.ug De-
WIZ W tch laZal Save he great
Ieme Y scr p,tes md Hll fom- Of SIX"
W II Kennels 5 Loui~;B 7. webb,
Alma
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

The reason why so few people ar
agreeable in conversation is that each IS
thinking more Of what he is intending
TO say than of what others are saying,
and we never listen when we are plan-
ming 70 speak. -Rochefoucauld
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

"Burdock Blood BitterS entirely
cured me of terrible breaking out
all over my body. 1t is wonderful
medicine" Miss Julia Elbridge, Box
80, West Cornwell, Conn.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
Sc0tScmuuision.

OF Cod-liver Oil, is condensed nourish-
ment; food for the build ng up OF the
system to resist the attacks OF disease.
Ii should be taken in reasonable doses
all summer long by all those whose
weight is below the standard OF health.
If you are losing ground, try q bottle
now.
For sale by all druggists at ,oc. and s,-ss
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
Tricks In All Trades.

This man roosea me, Judge"
"How did nc do IT,"
81 went 20 him with tho toothacho, ana
instead Of pulling tic aching tooth he
pulled one wi,A % so gold GROWN Oh it. )"
-Chic,lo Bpi".l
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

Don't thin your blood with sassafras
or poison it with blne-maSs; but aid ma
ture 10y using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for CON
stipation, biliousness and stomach and
liver troub es. They are purely vege-
table.
W. II Kennels, st. Louis b S.Webb,
Alma
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

Grape treaders in Portugal, who tre@
out She juice with their bare feet, get
so cents day, high rate, as they
claim the juice is apt to make the feGs
a. rn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

'AiN' 'A'''&'' - nc tts''-' ih''AiS'"h'
Maryland hiss furnished sc many Of
ne iir,, things in invention and con-
strucil that ii viii Surprise no one TO
hear that the first invention Of horse
less carriage in America was by a Mary
lander Ii was almost u century ago.
Baltimore American.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

Ia some southern localities the colored
people believe that if Il crow croaks an odd
number of times, foul weather will follow
II even, the day will be fine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

The CydIpe, a peculiar water insecss
propels itself with pair of paddles
which both in shape and general appear
anco closely resemble those in use byI
OalsmeD
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

Be careful in lighting gas stove to
see that all the burners arc lit; othesS
wise v9u viii suffer
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

The Venus fly trap produces juice that
To nearly all insects is deadly poison =,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04

Trust him little who praises all; him
less who censures all, and him least who =.
Undiiferent "a. all.-Lsvatsr
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-06-04
The Queens Needle.

Queen Victoria is in possession OF q
curious needle. 1t was made at the cell
ebrated needle mandatory at Redditcb
and represents the Trajan column ia
miniature. Scenes from the queens life
are depicted Oh the needle, SO finely cut
that they are only discernlble through
microscope.
Sick headache can be quickly and
c'mplctclv overcome by using thos"
famous lutte pills known as"DeWitts
Little Early Risers."
w. Kennels. st Louis; y. webb.
Nina.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10
DARING DEEDS OF THE R[B[LLOUS AOHNRNDS.
Too Much Fear of Russia Invasions of Tribes
From the West Have Harassed England.

f1@ AE-2E- - Ak a-ls8an wzz 5000
= AsZs here tie 4lEEzafzna wzs n4nsea
- sAe Amer gs~aE2A. zE4 Las - Ia -
Sz-1sl Browne st&r-s9 80 gasf Afxhaa
ca-upsEz Il wAs or Szuter-eer q SIS.
tEat tae BRITISH uslSss4z s.rscsesz ~ -
6eEslae Chamberlain wzs suruea ha-x
Ezcza A. M-s5.et-an oec1r~enes a-o--utfv
followed ~ tAs rnsE Wacsrrg-s 4arI-zRtu.ua
ID TIE az1@e-. giving November 2 eesa-
kEs a. 1hs data ~ watch rEAt poseuzAas
lEE4sr 2cee1a "a all Er1gsh d@rza-ss gr lA&a
ne es1ssss-e1css- Ard s was wtlA cas-
FRS panfs5nE nz1rTzallsy taaf Sar Sar-GeI
E-eT1s's iessaaS srrgrs1 the key SSr. vita
IS ns1ez STANDS TneEnaT5@s oE EAs - and
esrrse4 AL M~Staz ~ sgornz On the very
cav arrer ne exns-ation & ia :Xza x
E-Ree.
E-ora William Ee-esfaw4 was a. A = c.
II these days an8 ne * Was $40. "A
Sr SaIaels &sk1ng fs~ 8 messenger for
ta@ psrlazUs work II carrying a. ayssar
f-0-n sns staTn1ng column 20 another un-
DIR heavy Gre. stepped forward wfsn- z
an an i4ls -aE. ST Jet re So VITA
AMAZING eocsusSs zst % say e1roaEsrT.
ara smoking ee4ruoEa1 - tin1e Lard
Wi2zaza BeTesEara proceeded % 9o~ "a
she's ard seeks zza tAen - cross EAa Ez-
tervez1nS stream wgfn his r-ess.aga-aH
th1s Under 4 Vtzssrsu< Afghan faslla5s.
Llne. AoEsi = smaller plzee hardly a
fort az ali cut q collection q barzassns
aio1E zzs hah1l r0G&- zarriscEel 81 -
HAS ter r11es tAa AFFa9ls who are ln re
EnEi1sa service
IL and areand TIRE ssratagse Points -
Ards are saTSsnz n large alzz esrs THa
@arS e the nagGaAs grows ulcre 80
Parent TA=y are the earned nsen Of "a.
Afrtzss- sn9 their influences : certainly
tTenaeEGnU.s
After az IS sail ard sons. there Is bsss
ere eoGcl1sson - arrive az ard thAt -
th4E % the end EGgan4 5 Gkefv 20 hssf
DEP a%n- IheTs w1tl - naa~ aerce ard
caa1sy conflict before e ls a. over TNare
VII - za2Uy nzaae crossed CT tAs cozu-
p2ET ro-ls. Only one resale w1H carus,
now sever. AID that g the very cIs asa d.
tEat = almost traditional - every coun-
try Shacs john Bon dominates over. -
people ~Eo consider themselves ere raxhf-
IA owners and governors - all ErxassA
supremacy WI ~ uaGutA med. hut 80
hatred q ire natives 0f ths BRITISH zrt
a. shat pertains to ahezn wEm b n
creased tezf sd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10
Nes View Of Geraaa.. p~sth.

Fn-sA1e4 pf1Ea Press
PERHAPS 10 taeissenx n the history =
TIE liberal administration. IsSa-ls.s. ala
Ez2-e - i-iure Slr. Gladstone IL are p.er-
Mar estimate thar the Ianaentahie e1ssirx
o. l2s Brilliant career u Gee. Gordon.
We EsHt % knaT-cGrz TO hrtaz pSzsss 20
tie Sou141- but wha presently found
himself shut 20 within th4f city. aHG "a
relief expedition which was seat tnr lhe
government arrived wlth1n ssght og
kssarrc1n Just too iate-afser = had been
surrendered and tSoF8an had beer killed
The popular raEnd. whEch : uot prone %
a1szTtlse reasoning lAsd iris result 10 Mr.
GAaast0us. EeE stopping 10 fhluz sNas ~
Gladstone . 10 = az least possessed -
common se-ns@. gulzse have krown rnss
the sacrifice - CSerrcr wSuTG - IRE rsoss
unpopular thIng Tor wh5eh o. could r5s-
Sth3y - responsible wrftar IN Tn
Nation. = noticing he hzoSraphy q Lord
Cr0nzsr, BRUSH consul Esasval ~ Care
VITA tire ra1& q minister p5srs rssteus.sry.
makes some statements whbeh preaant
TIE matter Ia saother Hgnt. AZ the Bril-
tsh generals II TnG.a alo-G wssh Lord
CFoueT- agreed that IL was rot pcssltfs
for the British forces then az hard %
hold the So84dsn. and that IL was nneaaF-
sary 70 Withdraw TIE garrison ard f4f
back gpon E<ypt proper. Tnls was
adopted as the British pol8cy. Gordon
was sent 20 kh1rtoun - carry cat this
policy kzt- on reach3rg Eharto1r-. in
sgsad y csrryfng euf this plan. - sssuaS
70 have taken matters into rs owr hands
GD6 declares that evacuation wnul& - 81
laaelthse daSETace He planned - bold
Ehartourn a1d - force tza government
80 sustain hin thers lis genius. "a
herassgz and hss tragic erd cannot change
this fact II tais vfew - accspfe9 Z
esrealaiy throws rev Eght upoa 30
sttWargc1.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10

Al interesting 6svea7r-e-t r. fregsn1
shssA days = th1H namely. thas the an8v
religious element Increasing II freia~H =
FRAT - tEa EsrS FAfhe- Michasl Hsx-
gins THE distinguished administrator q.
he Cataelc pzriza AZ csueenstswn. s -
authority FOR fhe Sf4.gna-t.
Figures e. ire rsgtstrars oesce n Dub
In. - says clsn1hee q a. a fact A. arr
rate tire r7ost careless observer cannot
he{c noticing tas n11z1e~7usnsSx ~ Jews
On every hand Tnetr Dr.nr5pai sw1cat .
Is -haf - Commercial .r8welar." They
drive through rEe cauntry districts ~
AK rares-akfn % a 5eg earf-aH6 sell
wares % Az kids % tas tsssaErssns plan
20 re people O. sgsAE villages ard On Era
farms re Tsw5ah community IN sork
Is about - huzlt y sYnaEowgae. They nEv@
been kass-E services u tHe hu1@es were
srev reside h8t tray are getting uor@
n~eea~egos1s. ard a synaweETe ~lH sncr -
numbered ansrnz t1e religions eZfssrgs
IN ehe Athers of ireland T1hn 7 Eaaf-
~ 80 szsh1rr president - .ss Tnttss
F~fzN Societies - Cnl-&wo refuses - BE-
fssrs tesu h..e rs gr'sa8 f-aHen F7Prscs-
nassor - ERE LoeEa- Cork. III ten Atzz
essf X Is tru~
aFzsx e ,tH ireland ard ngw esss So
s+a-a~f asked ~anu@r Taatv nearly
-@1+u-v axn Tass answer e. ssFn@E-at
-oasav "a rs thea. ard Z = ass TT
f~ala-s "a sTa-r-lnF Es r~se bzf hE@
--ze that hzE : wo-n Eaaa1nE at -
~nR-~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10

s-ces az Is = hss IzHora-c-v ~ rssrcss
IL 70 - ~ -as coarse - ar boar ~ usin<
eze - chasa stoves ia - stream
80 SAFER ahsat "a big arra-f as LEAD
Pe-rfl w1 Keep q ron- A. that t=-per@-
ezra Throughout tha Sumner During nv
caA ere wea--e- Uss ~e=f There VS.
Nu- utsfa difference he-wsan tha .e--u@-s-
-a-r-s - 20 ~ ard ws-a~ SO taat sar-
fEeseto~v tsst ccn5a nrs 30 rs8a T -aus4
see -swpvvr how ~ ar rushed car q
80 Aaesst wse1 che wa-a- wss tu--Hs
CT. zr& -Ae stove ese--x - r.
20 r~sat thi-E t1r -h-~s VIC =fsA 4
fresh b0eere wfs87uf sc5~s 20 tha ro1z-
-a--s a. ,hs seaseo~s
Exp~rfrnent> 90 Cells.
?. e. howsver, a31ng tHs Pes = psv-
rEv rzchar IAN G-a--eM5 l-veztzs-
rsat Pm Gates Is w-rx.-z ia ages
7s says rc scientific statements f1~ grant
o. ara tesgs -v@rychz1E zs---rs.-z = -
esst z-ssr7-s.sr-s srawe A->-~r - ~-es-
t-tsr@s--x seG3lsx nav= eas~ fHosa - cell
.a A. riaccs az3 sz4Ga.s a-e. veu
So ". -a1e 80 - c~ Ne are 4sen
imposed - zs-s - -sEx a. -
Gates sars ts-s e.. - t-ess zefs As a
-a~rs- a7.-zzns - --s-z 70 sa4 ssa---r~
- tsa- rie-cesz ~ See Ea sssx ere =
-~s sowest wing 1rEa1ss--s a-s wssNs~
~ ssce1$s z seE81 - -us~e sNrw--x
.- ~3--~ tAsr tes- 80 S aE1 ~aTteG
- s=t s~ay f-c-- e. ZEE sas ss~--vs-as
- zars tast az a-z-&ls IL zs1rr rA@s-
--@s 49, - -s-ts- swra~- s.r- A.
-r1er a--E.S - fzz-s--e - <7sarss Ia
~her - pax ess rav - Hxzc - szeA a.
rrgaElszs g required W. se--~sx ~ss--s :.
vas z~eete4 ~ = "a a-an -s-e----4s
t-e s4~s sv1sr-z.srt So sews~al --@- -
re -1- az q sen Ee-~ k.ur lr-
-~y aG 8 -aFFssn n-ceae- zns ss..~s
E@t - IS srszzsaree .es sts1a am
SIC ae z moves z aAt a sarszs So
a. z-r0- goss s--r "a - SAVES 49,
c5r@-zG {. Fr1s. Gzcsz. MA a w..o-s-y -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10
nn1o.. Ri % Glory.

FffEHrraF#ts Il 1laE-aafilr
Tl-,ef-. Granc Hayes 5a-1ss 1AFr'-
r-- W-E7~fsv sHese are FIX r-en ~haFa
ne pe-sa9s-sz slsc7nrs have slss7aisa -
Sc PRESIDENCY Est1cal7 w1s RAISED ~
st-.trz.~ ~ta.ts-~ - meet 3 grsst @sasr-
za~rw. vas I1ne1in wGs cHse1T uHnetf- a.
- - usrss knew - Grant zasr-Ea
ara Sna-sEzn ir las sei9 ans Chass sn1
S+e-s-, r. tse rasbres-alf scrs % CRrl1-
w-aat f. .ser = the war = shs rebellion
- s~gg 4a~-f~ate the figures - fEese tar~@
-nzrrfag nsress7 Elea "a Es are = xTear
rnrnrasx - w-ear achievement ys- -
se-ss sa-es tawsr AGxh ahcwH Al sthe~E
a-s ehz e1- nsn crlnIo- - al -aak1f
raa~as sns-r r. class by shsnass1vss 80
sssre e tha.r tArz@ and sse3r ~sss7slAs So
r-r-raev n r. WhAt - eff - re hiss7-y
= E.f-cota-E eHe3rsc n --specs - a-ntsT~-
n-@-f 2 80 eliminate case ast sEzntenr
re &C. gave - : currency ard 1rszetsl
nssrsEz8s.-1tfon ~sz-a ware nse~sssrv -
sss--ezz. - asAer hzrs7es - -s4-stz<-y
= an army znpArai7el@t E. nz72@rr tfr-es
wgfA : XXI ard courage whfeA h&-@ e@s7
swe~vxners sS-nsra3- Ser 1as 80 szocx
r-n car Tsa F1u- -osf ra1Fzsezgzs 1g-
a-ss e. Cnso ta9ay sr@ MeElnizw =asr-
zsa-- rarak~- ard Ean-&- - ss9sar- w.
zNws srsszsess E1asa-. = 1ussrssz Eork--
teller F- Hzs-neurs EE1Ee7la EN-h s#rs1s
v~s-ea.x r. RS srzers az rss1fs-s xfsa
Hsr1~ r~-Krzi fa< trfz2s a-1 srz-rnsrxx nus
a-xisus 1r.v 20 Go are shev lave s1-4
wnzr sHag 80 s1t - So e zas sEks 4
rzafeAlrns reen~@r Is IS sn1sF - s-v
sene- co=srsaH wsssisa % say shxs :. -
ssz-rzsses ln &eh&swerssst a. Ea~ rss. x
t1s 4s4ss% = tsas w-ezt rsyssssc eG-u oln.s.y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10
NOTED MURDER CASE
ACCUSED Of ONE OF THE MOST
MARVELLOUS OF CRIMES.
Witnesses VIII Tell and wh~n
They VIII Be sammenea TO Testi-
fy-y~ry strsnS Web of Evidence.

NEW YORK. Oct SIN short tine the
eyes, not only OF this community. bur OF
hundreds Of othsrS. vii rSaE the closing
chapters Of tragedy such as 4 nor du-
pgicassc u the criminal records sf the
world While al the papers have bsen
filed with the news Of the LGetger- trlzI.
ali that can be said af tbs does lot for
moment Dwarf the Importance OF the 6saI-
esus0pps murder case. Preparations are
COW under way for TIE trial CT Martha
Thorn and Mrs. Mack for me murder q
William GuldenSuppe. such a murder as
this Is rot realized In itz tuslneSs untfI the
case = studied from an analytical stand
point.
TIE trial viii offer an opportunity for
exactly this kind 81 stE3y. Vague hints
are b~inx thrown cut IS the prosecution
that waen the evidence they have In ths
background - introduced. the facts thar
are already known vii pale into insisulh-
canoe Ssseh absolute d5ahulLSn they say
has never h@es2 Known since the days %
TIE Borgiass There Is no desire 70 con
denim accused persons before taey have
been beard BAT IS Is no exaxgera ton 20
declare that ssch evidence as has been
made publc egains; the accused persons
seems 70 render thefr guilt beyond the
slightest question.
Martin Thorn. who. owing = his couSes-
sion r1a2e 20 the laxative barber. Is No.
% the accused r. the ease. Is a man II
less than ordinary Intelligence and q more
thar ordinary hrutaury five minutes
conversation with him VII demonstrate
- the satisfaction a any Intelligent per
son that he Eas wholly Incapable OF plan-
Ming the u1u-ser q Gulcsnsupps Il IS
also evident that his peculiar character
istics rendered him an apr tool f3r Mrs.
Mack While - e q the eyes q f1e law
the principal to tA4s case e. the eyes q
tF. people &c takes q secondary place %
Mrs. Mack
The personality q this woman ap-
proa ehes the Earveiogs- Rarely 8oes one
observe ssch a sgranw animal nature as
sire possesses accom- panied NTH - vtxor-
Gus a mentality whfle her intelligence
Is rot % hiwh order. SIZE l. shrewG and
cunning r saperlative degree. ard cap
able q making seEst such a plan as that
v hl-h tur@a rse.,r zaiiensupue q, tha fttie
house cn Long is.ard where ne vas
surchsyss uke a steer IN rhs snambles-
TIE deeper The probe a ths law Is In
serted TITO tAfs -asa the uasre - * arpa-
rent that N-s- Nscks rsfn8 planned ths
r 9rssr ~ tne most -lnH>e aetsu r has
beer said that every criminal 20 matter
how wise has aIwRvs vsase Some arror n
svsr ere nscsr rsrefufsv laid n1ans A
carsfsI survey a tAs plans - Ms Mack
aided ard ab~tse1 ~ Eharn- secw that Up
"a ere tfH.e trey carried ths re~so - IRE
r-1urgtsrps r,zn from th@ s5.rse Long island
hosgse shears - ferry hcst. rot a mistake
AaA bseu made
Y was au tes fe-vveoat thst she fatal
a~ro- vas cornu,.tted Ever Thorr-s eul
intelligence xrasped tae Eacs thas thA ssao
zas w~orE ors - tRke srT in ehp corr
f-sssan 20 the Harber he sftA IS r-1eA
Teere was mere thar eas opportunity -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10

~ - niles 4 second whlis ere movement
q fes1rE alcEE IRE nerves % v1ur hotv
tawar3 TIRE brain s. 1-tT Ten se@s a &C.,
c-d. 50 tat mentally T1g sTs nearer ths
Emperor q cana rasz yo1 ara . yoG-
ess 80
There were : uu-s1sr 90 o-hsr sxrsr1-
gents warh Pro- CAFES sZptzsre5 during
~ cal II IRE Eese qGlst say - srses,s
Ire most as-1un1t1w taS1Es- Etv}aE wac
scanned - r. ! z11t reason - A. sXosrf-
rTanesl 1s--Cus-rars1- to- Es1v n his
geass-suts Re sss sueEt-ses 4 nsw se.sz-s
q -7n5 su3laz H~t zsua Gsf-x whh-h
wstsz sserr esnre wi - presented % t-s
ra1lc n s@Tsss = toeEs. e wnt-1 -
VII Ee~w~<Ns nls RTu@rs-re-rs znA rye
sAsl~ results FRANK = CAEPE-S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10

Asw p, use - n IN. 4.r~e-8aa - h.s worS.
w1Bl3 xra8usliv lesE ara 81 original
tht~klnr trvenrfrn ans discovery
w7Hfs ha-s h-n -ske &c sgn1 - accurate
S1nan knoN}esxe - psosozrapav ard
urs1te frarA ht-s snw - wr~k r~Dr- trst
- through 81 ne~ hteas ue wrai1 s-s.
exercise everyone ~ rs rhzrty ~ ssrtv
r,sreaI sancroes urr- "a - rrsroslc.o1 -
ere scse-ea Ts.a SoEi8 kes1 escs sxc1'-v
active go carrsr Eu~rer - r7u~E
every 4sv Re pass - sts Arztz wN.,a
80 -aeses q, aes9 wttA sss suhsa~t z-g's
w~aw ard -eE issss Na8sz 3awr u.oa
@a Ease tosn4 ga ST r-.--hs era--
- Arg ths H=es wasch 7 -sza1v f1v
ssv- ruas--sas@s tAs rs@nta3 capacity -
rsn ass -sre thz~ Eaa&-ar5es tre
-a~Nar - sseas xs-nes 49, Say o.
>srrsa su-a aaeas aswe - - testns ~
-ass~z-stfcs sn9 experiment - - s-ssr
correctness Tsks tefs zs-~os-e1e - s--
s-sr-~ Tess Ncrsfssfa, sAlrE aHeHt !. 4
-. sNe discovery eae z - AZ -
uss-s g.l@r anA -sus soaa-r wes-a
ssv- sssa Ehiss szs reza,-@1 h sss SIS
r-verv
Cssf Rr~~s-- ea Tap
F,ysrs-x - See w@ars=~ 90 1sst Aax-.e.
r-,s Cas- rzt hss >~at- g. worx - s--,s
way - -ssa1-frE rre -s-rne-at,g-p = "a
raA--sssrv -. ~esg-t was wa - -1ws
-esH az steve IS s-Ns-ss-~ - hrs
aats1fHs Rrs e -sv ea-re 1rea rgn~-a.
ase gs -s9sss-s -s~efv ~ axe tu.~
- -t-- sN~- ~ ~ sh--uzA = SRA -s~a
Connected $50 gre waes~ wcrxz a se-tr
.--rgsaaRsv as - tne a. w5eAt-
SO SIRE as srsx g. -g- t~-- 80 -----
- saE-s a. - -na -ezzn rss@~ s-s x7..s
eee rseauxs tes ~w $3.50 3 SnresEv
'.rssrga s~a=1 - ses - rpe rests -
ssrr - srse&@s = Err r. tra h.cr---e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-20
FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. WOOD.
Popular and Experienced Naval
officer at Rest in Arlington.


The funeral Of the late Lieut.. William
Maxwell Wood of the navy took place
this morning at IL o'clock from his late
residence, No. 2113 o street northwest.
There was d very large and distinguished
attendance at the services. (which were
conducted by the Rev. Alfred Harding Of
st. Paurs p. E. Church. The interment
was at Arlington. The pallbfarers were
Lieut.. Commander w. Il. briggs, Surgeon
w. ~. McClary, Lieuts. II. G.. Poundstone,
Alexander Sharp. jr., H. F; Fickbohm,
NJ. Remington and N. Sargent and Sur
geon P. NJ. Rixey. all Of the navy; Capt.
William Crozier of the ARMY, Judge Jos.
K Mccammon of this city, Prof. Louis
Duncan of Johns Hopkins University and
Col. Clayton McMichael Of Philadelphia
Lieut.. Wood was in his forty ninth year
at the time of his death. which occurred at
Bridgeport. Corn, where i, he was naval
inspector a the American ordnance works.
He was son OF the late Surgeon General
Wood of the navy and married the daugh-
ter of ex-Dstrct Commissioner West.
The widow and three daughters survive
him. Lieut.. Wood was one of the most
popular men inijthe navy, and his genial
nature and kindly .disposition made him
fcsts of friends. He was an officer of dis
tinguished powers, his inventions being OF
great Value to the service. Among them
are the signal pistol, improved apparatus
for lowering and hosting boats to davits
and an icenaking machine for use on
steamships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-20

ton at south connection, 2; distributing
reservoir, temperature, Il; condition at in
fluent gate house, 3: eff1uent gate house, l..
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 1O:14 am. and 1887 D..
m; high tide, 3:4S am. and 42S pm.
TonOrrow-LoW tide, 1:16 am; high
tide. 4:51 am. and 5:2S pm.
The Sun and Moon,
Today-Sun rises, 7:15 am; sun sets, AL
pm.
Moon rises, 4:5S am. tomorrow.
Winter solstce begins S:13 am. tomor-
row.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 1:15 am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by $50 pm; extin-
gushing begun at GA am. The lighting
is begun one hour before the time named.
Arc lamps lighted at $50 pm; eXtin-
guished at $50 am.
temperatures fer Tyvcnty-FOur Hours
The following are the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau for the
past twenty-four hoGrs, beginning at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon:
December 19- pm, s.; pm, Is; mid
night. 2G.
December 2O-4 am, &c; 8 am, 90; IL M,
30. and pm, 80.
Maximum. 81, at 4 pm. December 10;
minimum, "a, at pm. November 20.
The following are the readings of the
past twenty-four hours, beginning at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon:
December 1a- pm, sc. 40; s Pm, 80 As;
midnight, 50.45.
December 90 am, BOIL; s, am, 3O39;
II m, 322S, and p.m 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-20
-
RAIN.
Probably Clearing Weather Tuesday
Evening".

Probably Clearing Weather Tuesday
Evening.
Forecast till Pm, Tuesday-District of
Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and West
Virginia, rain, probably clearing Tuesday
evening; warmer; southeasterly winds.
Weather conditions and general forecast
gulf to Lake Superior Snow or rain has
fallen in this trough and in the southern
Atlantic states, EXCEPT fair in Florida.
The pressure is high in the st. Lawrence
valley in Manitoba and over the northern
plateau.
The temp crature has remained stationary
in tie Atlantic states, has fallen in the Red
River of the North valley and on the south
ern plateau and has generally risen else
where.
The weather will probably clear in the
lower Mississippi valley and rain or snow
may be expected in all other districts east
of the lower lakes and the Ohio valley.
For the twenty-four hours ended am.
Sunday snow occurred in the lower lake
region and lower Missouri valley, and rain
in The southern states, except fair in FLOR
ida.
The following heavy precipitation In
inches, reported during tire past TWEEN
tyfour hours: Nashville, 1.46; Little Rock,
10.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at y
9. M: Great Falls tempera ture, 30; cOndi-
ton, q; receiving reservoir, tempera lure,
A. condition at north connection, 1; condi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-20
ROBERT BRodf<s PUNISHED.
Gets Sixty Days in Jail for Robin;
Boy.


Robert Brooks, colored, was today sent
to Jail for sixty days by Judge kimball
for al offense committed in July last.
Thomas Parker. a small colored boy, told
Judge Kimball that he saved 81 from the
sale of snow balls, with which he bought
horse from Brooks intending to try
20 extend his business, so as to also sell
watermelons. day or two after Parker
got possession of the horse Brooks called
at Parker's house, No. 224 e street south
west, and told Parker that il he would
bring the horse up to Center Market he
would give him better animal in eX-
change. Parker did So and then Brooks
sent him an errand. While Parker
was gone Brooks took the horse, and when
Parker again saw the animal it was in
Brooks charge. Brooks refused to. give
up the horse when Parker demanded 1t,
and the formers arrest followed.
Judge Mills, before whom the case was
originally tried, took Brooks personal
bonds that the latter would make restitu-
ton to Parker either of the horse or the
81 within Two days, but instead of doing
sc he disappeared from the city and was
not again seen here by any one who knew
him until this morning, whereupon he was
promptly arrested.
Judge Kimball told the prisoner that he
thought sixty days in Jail would about lit
his case, and imposed that sentence.