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Evening star., 1897-05-01
Advertising for n Lost House.

From the St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The power of printers ink is recognized
the world over. but Tennesseean's faith
in 1t as a medium for securing lost prop
erty is superb. ]. l. Hopkins of Dyers-
burg lost his home by the floods. his house
and its contents being carried by the re-
sistless tide down TO the gulf. Falling to
find any trace of his property. Mr. Hopkins
inserted the following advertisement in the
newspapers of the Lower Mississippi val
ley:
"On Tuesday, March 1G. my dwelling
house, thirteen miles above Charlottesville.
was washed from its foundation and float
ed down the Mississippi river. Ii is a new
two-story frame. painted white and built
shape. with hall in the center and a
two-story front porch all the way across
the building. 1t contained all my house
hold and kitchen furniture, including an
organ with ~. c." engraved on the plate.
The cook stove is an old-fashioned No.
8 range. A Marlin rife. sixteen-shot, IS
caliber, was also in the house. Any one
knowing the whereabouts of this house
viii be rewarded by informing me at
Dyersburg, Tenn"
Evening star., 1897-05-01
A Japanese Tea Myth.
From the New York World.

from tne New 1Ork World.
The origin Of tea, according to Japanese
tradition, was as natural as II is credible.
Prince Darma, In the remote ages. was
a holy Asiatic who spent day and night in
meditations upon the Infinite. and. like the
Shoeblack In THE Dweller on the Thresh-
DID," all things that begin with a capital
letter. One night his ecstasy was inter-
rupted by sleep. On awakening he was so
dismayed at his infirmity that he tore of
his eyelids. and flung them tsays the writer
from whom comes this version of the leg
end) on the ground. The spectacle of a
holy Asiatic finging his eyelids on the
ground deserves the notice OF an historical
painter. On visiting the spot later Prince
Darma found that his eyelids had grown
into a shrub. He had the wit to take some
of the leaves and pour boiling water upon
them. Ever after by simply drinking 4
little Of the precious liquor he was able to
keep sleep at bay and pursue his thoughts
with added xest and profit.
Evening star., 1897-05-01

J. 7. WALKER SONS, 2o4 10TH ST. NW.-CAR-
pet Lining. Felts Fire Brick and Clay. Asbesko4
Paints Brushes, Lime. Cement. two and three
Evening star., 1897-05-01
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
EbR RENT
1872 sth st NV. 8r .22.O
-NT- 4&r.lV -s~

FOR RENT 1872 sth ST NV Or. q. so
1885 81 80 L st SW cor 4tb&I SITS
NV. l3T. s22J.O0 NV. 5r. 1.3O
14th nv, lar .2tJ.00 123S 4th st Or. -3S
22a3 tfur) 13E. lI50o l123 10th NV, 6r p, 20
1926 10Th (fur, f3r i25 1924 sth st NV Or 20
?o5 NV. lot. 500 4o1l Sth st NV. Sr. 2O.Oo
1924 18th NV, Tor. 6.61 sic II nv NV. Or. 90
T23 sth ST NV 13r Is GO 1915 10th NV sr % 90
7Ia sth 81 NV, 15r. $500 1927 sth st extds 20 90
1916 10th NV. 11r- .o0.00 1929 " III NV Or. 2N00
I13s F nv, Tor 80 0O 515-I9 Cap st. Or. 30
PIG Ind NV. Or 500 22OI st NV ar. -1S-Go
IT43 l. st NV, f3r 5000 1903 l. st NV, 5r. .16. 80
1879 CorCOran. 11r. Is % 91S 3d st 5r 1880
AIS Ri st DIV. or. 200 32S Spruce NV. 6r- 80
2s2o st NV, Tor. 40 83 coz st NV, Gr- Is. 70
22i y av NV, Or. 6t 1911 $ st nw Ar. 14-0D
90l 21st NV, 11r. 400 2261 Cevd av. Or. IA 90
210T Pa NV 12r. 400 100 22d st NV. Or. .13. 40
!02 Mass NV NV 7r. 20 OD 2Ol3 F. st NV Or .13- 30
210 NV, 7r. 81 Co 214S u st NV. 6r. .13. 30
1926 9Th st NV Tor. .35 30 1142 sth st 5r. I3 10
2ssS 14th NV. Tor. $500 1S43 i. st Or i3- 90
Wesley Hts. Tor. IS 90 1853 81 18th 6r II 80
2l26 14th NV, 11r. $3.50 lIl0 Bath NV Or Il. 30
456 st NV. 11r.. 81 13 sol 25th st NV Or ~. 80
141S 11th Tor. 10 rs S2s X3d st 5r. 80
1895 4th st nw 7r. 26U0 1905 9Th ST NV, Ar. 30
The above is only n portion of the property on
my books.
For full list call at office for bulletin Issued
the list and 18th.
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN,
ap21-tu.th th&s 9l7 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1897-05-01
UNDERTAKERS.

w. r. Speare,
Undertaken & Embalmer,
$40 Street Northwest.
Everything strictly first class and the
sonsble terms. Telephone call 34o JaI-tr
p BRENNAN. UNDERTAKEN. EMBALMER AND
Funeral Director. Everything flrst-class, the
most reasonable terms. 1924 % l. ST. NV. Tel
ephone 903 Mr.. JNo. 7. GARNER, for years
with Barker in charge ja1-tf
Evening star., 1897-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES,

ESTATE OF DXNiEfT T McL1bdsaLiN. Al sfn LATE OF
District Of Columbia. No. 777s. Doc. q.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia holding Orphans
Court for probate Of last viii and for letters
Ginnell tnamed as sole executrix in said paper
onered). this = to give notice to all concerned to
appear In said court on Friday, the 2lst day Of
May, AID 1907, at 10 O'Clock am, to show Gauss
why such application should not be granted.
Attest: ]. NOTA McGuL,
Register Of Wills, d. c.
ap24-1a
Evening star., 1897-05-01
apr tn. this
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1411 Ii st. 1Sr.
per lunuin- Sc. 900. 90
1905 . NV, 12r,
per annum. 50. 800 co
14lI Mass av, lar,
per annum L 40. o0
Tenn1llytowu read be-
lOwBridley lane, l0r.
for q mos. ...-... $50. 90
SIG Conn ave, 12r. zoe. OC
aU25 Col road. 20r. c0D. 90
1922 VI ave. 1+r. 2l0. 90
14Il X NV. 1Sr- .150. 90
1o1l Conn nv, lar. 1Jo. %
1C06 y III av, 16r. $50. 90
62l 18th NV. 12r. .l2J. Oh
1890 NY av NV. .12r125. 90
3n43 = nvv. 1Tr. ..l25 90
1879 Mass av. l0r. 100. 90
lIOJ y NV. 12r.
S,J 1irh nv, l4r- 100. 10
1902 Conn av. 12r. 100. 60
1IIl 18th nv. lIr.!OO.09
13i3 FIaav,p t2dao1o6. 90
20lI Mass az. 1lr.100.UO
TakoIna Park. Car
roll ave. 13r. 100. 90
1886 y nv, 12c. 100. 90
iSs3 Iefr pl, 12r. .Iod. ca
1-.i Conn ave. 11r.S5.00
Carroll ave. Takoma
Park, 14r.........T5.oo 90
9U1 ! NV, lor-..T5.OD
1I%5 DeSales st.1Ir.T5.nO
61I 18th NV, Tor. rs. 90
1o1o 14th NV tstore
and dwg), 6r. %. 90
1874 18th NV. I2r Ia. 90
1I3I nth NV. 1lr. .65. 90
1897 X NV. 12r. .65. M
1916 21st NV. 14r. .65. 90
93l Pa ave, up pit.
2d and Cd floors. CO. 90
lo-I <lSt NV, lUr. 30. 10
6ls f NV. 1Jr. .65. 90
3o.5 y NV, 12r. .65. %
BOZ y NV. 12r. .65 90
1913 y NV. 12r. 80 o.
18th ST ri nr Bright
wool Hotel, 12r. go. 90
5h. Z NV, I1r- go. 90
1I19 18th nv. Or. &C. 90
2S3 Q NV. 13r. =. -65. 90
4n5 1lth NV, .63. 90
1915 Goth NV, Tor. 60. 90
ISIS 18th NV, 12r co. 20
1908 II NV. store 80. 90
1929 21st NV, Or. so. 90
2iO2 14th NV. 11r. so. 90
2O3i Hillyar pi. TOR. .5O.OO
Coal ward. 20th and
h INV, Ier mo. 80. 60
1924 18th NV. store
and iws. 7r. so. 90
2235 Q st. Tor. 80. 90
FOR A FULL LIST o
APPLY AT OFFICE.
Evening star., 1897-05-01
STORAGE.

Tot FER LOAD-FURNFrURE AND HOUSEHOLD
goojs stored. I3c. Der load. best location In the
e.ty. dry. light and clean. Address 3i4 9th st.
NV. ap61ms
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
BlcYcusTs EXEMPTED FROM TOLLS
Judge Decides That Plank Road '""P"-
pies Must Let Them Pass.

Detroit, April 16.-Judge steere mas
decided that plank road companies nave
no right to exact toll from bicychsts'
The defendant company contenueu'
among other matters, that man Is an
animal. and therefore the company hau
a ri ght to collect toll. Judge Steere
said.
while it is true that man Is an am
NAL and a bicycle is vehicie' we are
not prepared to accept the contehtioh
that the term animal as found IN the
act under which the company was III
corporated. would include men, women
and children on bicycles, or nurse maias
with baby carriages. Although technl-
callv man is an animal, we think the
clear intent of the legislature was 20
designate draught animals, beasts Oh
| burden and other dumb brutes' Ihele
seems 10 be but two reported cases oi'
the question of collecting toll from pi-
cvcles and. unfortunately for the peace
Of this issue, they arrive at contrary
conclusions" ,..s
Judge Steere held that the pialhth
u,ae entitled to recover and ordere'
Judgment in his favor for sl2o oai'
7 ages.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
EX-SENATOR VOORHEES, BURIED
Civic and Military Organizations Follow
49,, the Remains to the Grave.


rerre Haute. Ind, April l6.-The fu-
ral Of ex-senator Daniel w. Voor-
ees took place Thursday afternoon
from st. Stephens Episcopal church,
Rev. John f. Bulger, the rector, on-
ciatlng. This is the church in when
ne was confirmed a number OF years
ago and which he has attended wheh
here. During the two days the remains
have been here, the funeral having
been delayed awaiting the arrival OF
his eldest son, Charles 5. Voorhees Oh
Spokane, Wash, they have lain In state
In the parlors of the Terre Haute house
which he has made his home since ne
broke up housekeeping a number ol
years ago. A steady stream or people
has passed through the fiower-emproiu-
cred room and looked upon the face or
their dead friend. All classes and con-
ditions of people have been represented
and their fearful eyes have told the
story of the universal sorrow.
During the afternoon all places Oh
business in the central part OF the city
were closed. The public ana private
schools were dismissed and the whole
town united in doing honor to the mem
| ory of it's distinguished son. Senator
VOORHEES, was Mason and the various
Masonic lodges participated in the III,
neral exercises, while the city counei'
and many civic and military organiza-
tions followed his remains to the grave
in Highland Lawn cemetery, where he
was laid beside his wife, who died sew
eral years ago.
Governor Mount, Ex-Governor MAT
thews and many distinguished men IRON
al over Indiana were present Whh'
from the towns nearby deiegauoh'
came by the hundreds, for in all thes'
towns he was almost as well known d
here at home. The fun oral was the mos
impressive that ever took place IN III
, history of this city. Among the non
orary pall-bearers were Colonei H.
> Thompson and Hon. w. X. Mcheeh'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
c,,,,sn Army Onicers Fight

va,paraiso. Chile, April le.-The trou-
~ 49, the Chilian army caused by the
opposition to General Korner, ,ns ne"a ,e y
ofpI, " 80 General staff. has resulted In
VI -" ha,ween General Canto and Col
uue' poonan y Rivera. The officers met
oie pio Blanco in the heart OF tne
.'aar mountains. Colonel Boonen was
Nm "i,ahlv fatally wounded in the heau
p,v, poooral Canto escaped unhurt. Colone
poonen. II is said. accused "eue'S
Canto of cowardice.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
>u>Ez CUTS HIS WAY OUT.
His Guerrilla Band of liz Men Is sur
prised by 400 spanish.

Havana, April ia Cuban guerrh-
Ia force in the Gobernadoro hills' con-
sisting of 112 men under the leadership
Of one of the Nunez brothers, was cut
TO pieces by a Spanish force OF 800 men,
under command of Colonel Melraz. Inc
Cuhans were on the march toward the
seashore to escort an expedition ca,so
inland and were met on the way py 'he
snanish. The latter at once charseu
on the Cubans, who were taken pv sur
nrise and at great disadvantage.
A second force of Spaniards came up
behind them, and they We're 'nus
hemmed between two fires. the Gu
hans fought bravely and refused TO sur
render. 1t finally grew into an aimos,
individual fight between members ol
the forces. and after three hours mere
contest there were only twenty Cuoah'
left These. with Colonel Nunez a
their head. dashed through the spanisl
ranks and escaped. The spanish los
was about sixty-five. The Spaniaros' II
their report. magnified this and sta'e'
they had defeated CUBAN lorce
soo men with a loss of 200.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
PAT GROVE is DEAD.
Daring Criminal Dies of Co"S"'np''"" !"
IT. Joseph, Mo.

Milwaukee, April l6.-The polce nav
received word from St Joseph MO-, Vi
the death in prison, from consumplion'
of Pat Grove, the tram ropper' W"'
was arrested here several years ago
GROVE was a daring criminal. Prior
20 two wears ago he was in numerous
rohheries. among them being diamond
robbery in a State street pawn. shop
IN chicago. Before he was arrested ne
shot two officers and several citlNens
He secured his release on the ne Ia
~ tIa ,han went to St. Joseph. and
,a,a an a train. He came to this CITY
where he planned to rob a gambler Oh
several thousand dollars. hut was ar
aosted inst before the proposed robbery
ne was taken back to st. Joseph pu'
while awaiting trial escaped rom p'is. 70
on After several months chase ne
oi' naoantured i'm Cincinnati. Grove
vas also wanted in Omaha, Denver ano
| thar placeS
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
o r,.,.I for Killing Horses.

Marinette. Wis, April 16.-E' j.
-, local Humane society agent
was placed on trial here on the cnarse se
va" la,iciously killing two horses. he
c,aimed 81 they were i'll fed and diseased
cia, a ah,t them The owner brought ae-
ton m against him. The trial VIII no. ",S Se
,.saS .'om FOR several days. Superintend-
.' yhitehead of Milwaukee VIII pe
- and he saws. II necessary, To sus-
.o,,, the agent. he will carry the action
a 20 the supreme court. The best ieea
,o,ent is being employed and the hsh'
Go q spirited one.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
THE KENTUCKY lMeRoeLlo.
Judge Charges the Grand Jury To sh""
No Favoritism.

No FavOritism
Frankfort KY, April 16.-lt Is report
cd on what is believed to be exceileht
authority that there is serious prea0n
he+ween State Senator Henry l.. Mar
Tin and ex-Urnited States Senator j. G.
s. Blackburn of the silver Democrats
Martin. who has worked like a TROJAN
for Blackburn during the past TWO
,,aare feels that he now has chance 10
vim the prize himself, it having been
corclusively demonstrated that Black
h,,rn cannot be elected, as BLACKBURN
and his lieutenants have so far oe
| oIinad tn countenance the movement
and have even gone so far as to bitterly
denounce Martin for his alleged treach-
orv T,ut all this was done in private
While in omen the Blackburn men were
solicitous as to Martin.
Az a.oO Thursday morning Juose
Cantril of the Franklin circuit coui'
ordered the grand jury to report a,
onca on the bribery charges whlch ~
hos been investigating. Later Juoge
cantriI called the grand jury INTO opei
court and instructed them as TO theil
! ATT, In the case before them. He sai0
he regretted that the matter caHie VI
before the adjournment OF 'he iee'o
lature and felt that it was the uuts .
the legislature to wash its own uire'
linen. but having attempted inVes.sa
tjon. II was their duty to prooe u =
the bottom. "in so doing coii,'nan' Ia )
Won TO not show any faVoritlsm' IN
unusual step on the part OF eireu, :.
E ! Judge was received with surprise =.
both Republicans and Democrats ann
Three ballots were taken Tor senasu
(; in Joint session Thursday out Wi'"o'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16

ness to accept the commission. IL Is
thought by those in position to Know
that President Angel is being sent TO
Turkey to straighten out the existing
complications of the Ottoman empire
that are of vital interest TO America
and that his commission is now for one
wear with the probability of its being
extended the full time of the admins
tration The board of regents VIII
meet on the 29th of this month ana VIII
vote leave of absence for the doctor
who is at present in New Orleans win
his family.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
.,.,,.rI.y violated.

St Louis April l6.-The 81. LOUIS LOUIS
NAVY company has been found guilty
~ Irnited states district court OF
- l,.,no ,mported contract labor and VII,
naa no m 20 nav 81. 900. the penalty provided
n'. ,aw The complaint in the case
~ raed that on May lS. 1892. the de-
,andsnt company contracted with one
Edward It. Nulls. then resident Oh
Worcester. Eng, to come TO 81. LOUIS
and engage in Its service as dairyman,
and that the sum of 800 was advances
%ml,s @ 70 enable him to pay for his pass
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
Ear Uniform Game Laws.

Lansing Mich. April 16.-The Mienl-
i. ,anis,ature will in a few days re.
eeive s a request from the legislature .,
Sense cs,'seonsin 9 asking for the appointment
', commission to work jointly win
,,,ssioners ol q appointed by the iegis,a-
eo,.,,f' .''"as Of wisconsin. Minnesota and iah- IN
lule n,e 20 devise uniform game ana nsh
,S mos Cor m the four states mentioned Inc
',,,,ss,on laws ,S will comprise five members
cS"'r GO the senate and house, and the work WORK
o,',ded VI ,m for will he done after the ciose
Of pf the present session and oelore ,doa '"'
VI u,ng Of the Legislature of 1879
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
r,,. right on the Water.

Havana. April 16.-One OF the gun
hoats at Cardenas while cruising thirty
,,,i,as west of there near the coast was
",mna,ed TO shore one night by raise
,,e,,ts and was attacked by fotiiia Oh
nenhoots filled with insurgents. The
noats dashed forward, and an at
tempt was made to board ' sne , sn,eii
The Spanish crew, WIN ,ne o1t.an
arms. drove them OFF, ana ai.er ants, na a
hours sharp fighting, the ihsure.
hoa a were compelled to Withdraw, nav
ing lost seven boats and a nuinoe, -
men. The Spanish captain was sew 'ne,
w wounded, two lieutenants were MIL liz,
and fifteen men badly injured WIN
three killed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
nh. Missouri ut Leavenworth'

reavsnworth. Kan. Aprl 10 ny nv
,r, here is two inches above the
ME- misSVr mark of 1891, having risen iour
,'. lio1a stnce wednesday. The water Is
iner,es ms, ,,,ing M slowly. People living
at Stnlngs, a village oppos..e GA the
worth. are preparing to move, anu ' 81
railroad tracks are in grea. uan s aou-
heing washed out. A family anu ,s,and
s,derable live stock on stiser .a''nd' .s,''r,J'
Ave miles south of here are su,sods'n ,lrs dan.
cd by water and in more OF ICES ,ess w
. uelp will he sent from mere
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
MARTIN DOES NOT WANT IT.
v.r,,o,, Man Declines to BE Assistant
secretary Of War.

Fort Worth. Tex. April 16.-The Hon
ra,,es Martin of Battleboro. W., VINO
is largely interested in Forth worm
IA Texas realty, has arrived In the
oity MIR. Martin had been in the ci,y
hut little while when teiegrams
coached him announcing President NC
Kinley had decided to nominate a,r, nm, M
for the post of assistant secretary OIL
wa war A response from him was re-
ouested. lie said: ,or i'm
while am alive to the hohor III,
,,,,,ad 7 have wired requesting that
he not chosen for the position. MY
LILY and business affairs combined
rander II an impossibility to accept the
nns,t;or This is my conclusion attei
due consideration and ! have no''ne' me.
Senator's Proctor and Morrill, OF my
state"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
SUPPLIES GIVEN TO MANY
Flood situation Inspected by Lieutenant
Colonel sanger.

Colonel sanger.
Memphis. Tenn, April l6.-Lleutehah'
Colonel Sanger, inspector general UNI
"a ctotes army. has left for Washing
ton having made careful lhspec'ion
of the food situation In the ulstrloI
which lies between Memphis ana He,-
ono The local relief committee ao-
aressed q letter to Colonel Sanger, ask
g., that he give some instructions as
m the plans for future work 1ne com
,,,;ttee expressed a willingness TO CO
onerate with the government oihciais'
Int desired Colonel Sanger's opinion a.
20 the manner i'm which the WORK shouiu
lao carried on in order that there ms q
he no conflict of policy. In reply VI
onel Sanger wrote letter acquieS'ins
in the plans already adopted u! '"e
citizens relief committee
Sunpljes have been shipped 10 Mouilu
Cit,, Vincent. and Franklin reneI sla
t;ons The majority Of the reliei sta
,,o,, have received a sufficient quah'i'S
80 s,nnlies TO last until Saturday oi
| S,aa,, when another lot OF rauon'
J '',, ho sent ont to be used during th'
| r.I,ou,iro week. I.iuetenant Eu"ii
| Cole Of the Sixth Infantry Wno i,'a :,
| stationed at Fort Thomas ~ .',,
XIV. has arrived in the ci.y anu - "r
act as one of the distributing ol,..I, ',,.
under orders from Captain DAVIS .,. Chall
man Gage of the citizens rehei coz,
mittee has received telegram lron' - .
p patton. mayor Of Shaw MISS, as, ~
I ing that aid be sent immediately l,a s,,as. -
500 people and their stock Inc me-, me-,
ape was turned over to Captain D"'
- viii Give the desired relief.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
PRESIDENT ANeELIs MISSION.
His appointment Viewed with Regret by
the University Faculty.

Ann Arbor, Mich, April l6-The ap-
pointment Of President Angel as min
lister TO Turkey is viewed with regret
by members of the university faculty
and the board of regents. for II means
that the doctor has signified his willing
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
.,..,., At ~. Louis.

ST Louis. April 16.-The Mississ,pp, =,
TO- Of this point shows a decline 0.
~ ~ man half a foot during the pas.
ill., four hours, while at heokuh
ahove an advance is recorded a.
anu ag ',,,a and Kansas City the Missouri
noon o,sn coming up. The local weather
bureau predicts that the rn,ei 81 Nv,
louis will fall to about Zoo lu Az
FRIDAY morning, with further Ian an, % ice
inc the day; that the Missouri VIZ Cal,
west Of Hermann and commune ~ 80,
70 the eastward, and that 'ne NJ w. ..
mississippi will rise as far so''" "
Hannibal.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
IGNORES THE LAW.
indianapolis street Car Comp""'e' sun
Collecting Scent Fares

indianapolis. April ls.-The new iaws
- into force at midnight by the
"ouarror,s proclamation. Chief inter.
so'1 80 attaches to the 3-cent street
es. 1srs The Citizens Street Railway
company gave no instruc'lons as,aer 10 the
ductors and declines 10 eS co ,n the
law until decision Is reacneu IL dar %
federal court where test case Is ''''N
argument. nor conductor
ON a North Indiana car e1nuor ~. sorce
nut a young woman off the car car oy ,,an ,vr's
when she declined to pay more o.or. ,'a"
cents cents for her fare Other conuu'rUi ,aO' Ill
Sevc o" accepted cents and say they WI WI,
nav nav 2 cents out of their own y. w@So' ,pyo
rather rat than have row. The law law tba, p,u
yides a heavy penalty where more '""'
. cants fare Is collected.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-16
,,,.s,o, or Molten Metal.

pittsburg. April 1s.-While tapping s,a
,,ast Of the Republic Iron works on ,ne
s south side, about 3 o'clock Thursuay Inv, S,'ay.
sousm ,n@ the molten metal boiled over
l,o. ,n n,t of water. causing an explo-
lnsU Five men were badly burned.
s,on' @ % ,hem will probably die. Their
lwo We " are: Dennis Mahoney, recovery
na,',eS aa,'%tsni. James Reilly. recovery doubt
s',,. Martin Kinski, Stanley Persova,i ,,i
Iu,' Mnrton. The damage to the mn
s.,.onnrtv was very small.
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u,yb water at New Orleans

New Orlenas, April 16'-The river
heating it's own record right along anu
e bigh enough to frighten the s'ou.es'
hsarted. but there has not been seen
single surrender, nor is there s,nsae
hrask in the levee line in Louisiana Louisiana.
Bayou La Fourche is still the ea weaNuse ,ne
-, while on the river proper ,he
Tensas and Fifth levee districts ,. ar ar
.'ena,dad the danger spots. Those sec,
t,ons are now wrestling with ,he noo1 St
wave wave but the banks are holding. 81, l.
Joseph. in Tensas, has experience non
rise Else Of half foot in two days II ca, ~
s,and two feet but that figure may ''
exceeded at midnight
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sentenced ror life.

p,vmouth. Ind. April l6.-Af'er III. M
- hours deliberation the jury IN tne
Tetters murder trial found the aeieno.
~, william sutherlin. guilty as
an, .rred in the indictment and sen
to fenced him to states prison Tor ar, mls,
Ths TN attorneys for the defense have h'e'
a motion for new trial.
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s,ce Hangs In the balance

,,os No,nes. Ia. April 16.-William NJ;
,.'and ex-secretary of state OF
Iowa, lies in most crl''ea onne Mr..
at bis home in Arlington m soo" W ,ho stems
Mcfarland slipped and iell oi, ,"s r,gbt.
leading to his house iues'"'
sracturing his skull