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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30
n peuua. Ave. Adj. willard's Hotel,
THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
National Protective Association 10
Establish "A Division Here.

Establish "A Division Here.
A meeting will be held in the psllors Of
the Metropolitan Hotel tonight at o'clock
for the purpose of organizing a cl-
vision OF the I. z. A. of A. in Washington.
Commercial travellers, Jobbers or manu-
facturers are eligible to membership IN
this associe ton. 1t is now composed oI
nearly 10000 commercial travellers IN
thirty States, and is gIowing rapidly.
IL has done much 60 secure 2-ooEt nile
age. better hotel socOn-nUda ton, .ui ploy-
ment for its members, and lsst, but not
least IL provides an indemnity ieatule
against ia Jury or death by accident all oi
which Is included i'm bk membership does,
which ale very moderete- 4 great many
comfneUcisl travellers maSe Washington
their home or headquar rters, andmanN travel
ont from this city; and 3 all The adt"inin :
States have considerable membership. the
association feels that its usefulness witl
re extended by having live organization
I'm Washington.
The benefits received through the ef-
forts OF the association are more largely
for the interest of the johbers and manu-
factuFers than they are for the traVeling =
men: but, of course, whatever the tray
cling Iaan does for the Ienefft or his house
viii inure to his credit. IL is hopea that
large attendance upon this meeting win
tie secured.
Mr. Joseph Wallerstain. the national pre1-
dent Of the association. j. in the city
and VIII Re at the meeting. when he
VIII Thoroughly explain the work of the
association To all who ma y feed an Interest.
The citycf ST. Louis has see CONNER
cial travellers and the city of Chics go has
over 600 who are members Of this or
ganization. baltimore. Philadelphia. Rich
mond and other Eastern points also have
large membership in. this association.
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wHITECAPs WARN MoRMoNs.
Hostile Visits by South Carolina
GeutiIes tn EIders


Gentiles to Elders.
Columbia, s. C., July 30-The situation
between Mormons and Gentiles In Kershaw
county is becoming daily more strained.
The burning OF two Mormon churches and
the shooting into the home OF one of the
Mormons, wOuDding his daughter, having
failed to run the elders out of the county.
more vigorous measures are being re-
sorted To.
A bandpf whitecaps, wearing W hite cloth
ing and masks, last night visited the
home OF ri. NJ Bradham, an adhereut of
MormOn;sm. where several missionaries
were visiting. After making a tbreaten-
ing demonstration the whitecaps ordered
the Mormons to leave the county by March
I.
-Four elders who were run out OF Fairfield
last week have returned with four other.
and with the declared resolve OF maintain
Ing .beir position by force.
The Mormons have communicated with
Elder kiTball. at the head OF the prona-
ganda established In Chattanooga, whicbIs
the headquarters for the territory east of
the Mississippi. They will probably sbiae
by his decision. Mr.. KimbaII is expected
to appeal to Gov. Ellerbe for enforeernens
OF the law.
A contractor who went to Fairfield tn 70
build the burned churches has been made In
leave the county
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To Indian Head Ton,gb.

Another OF the regular Indian Head ex.
cursions goes down tonight. Too much
cannot be said in praise OF this outing.
The trip includes about four hours con-
tinuous sail upon the river, and the coolest
sort OF sail it is, too. with the fresh
breezes tanning one all the while To
add to the pleasure OF the occasion
Schroeder s band will render al the most
popular airs on the boat. II one prefers
the quiet and rest in the grounds at Mar
shall Hail the opportunity is offered: the
boat stops there both going and fe-
turning. 1t gives time for roam over
the lawns or few dances. For comfort
and rest after hot day In town. or even
FOR pleasure jaunt. the run TO the Head
is far above anything a. hand In attfac-
tiveness- The Manchester tonight and to-
morrow night at ESQ.,
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BOoTH-TICKER'S COLONY.
The ConmaDdpI'~ scheme for Aidins
the CITY Poor.

the City Poor.
New York, July 3o.-F De Latour
Bcoth-Tucker, COMMANDER - the Salvation
Army in the United states returned toda 4
from the Southwest, where he inspected
lands for the purpose of selecting A site
FOR his proposed Poor Mans Paradise :"
The COMMANDER sand he hoped 70 inter.
est capitalists in the scheme and that il
he was successful there soon wonld be &c
tahlished IN the Southwest colony which
would go far toward solving the problem
OF how Go better the condition OF the city
poor.
He hopes TO have early in September a
conference with several Eastern capitalists
who own large tracts OF land in Arizona.
Colorado. New Mexico. and wyoming
The Commander does not expect that any
OF them viii give their lands for the plan
or establishing a Western Utopia, but he
believes he can demonstrate the practica-
bility OF his plan and that he can assure
the capitalists n return OF . per cent ON
their Investment. II he succeeds la doinp
this he viii raise $500. 600 and with the
money viii start $50 families for the
new colony within a wear.
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FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER
Result of an American's Trial in a
Colombian COurt

New York, July 3O.-The Herald pub
fishes the following dispatch from Panama
Telegraphic advices from MedeIlin state
that Charles Radford, of Alabama, has
been tried on an appeal and found guilty
there OF murder in the first degree 70,
killing Charles II. Simmonds, a prominent
merchant of Cali.
Radford viii in all probability he sen
fenced TO death. He came to Colombis
from the United states about two years
ago and settled in Call. He had a diff
Guilty with Mr.. Simmonds over a land claim.
One day he walked into the latter's office
while Mr.. Simmonds had his back turned
and shot him dead.
Excitement in Cali ran SO high at tbe
time that the authorities feared that Rad.
lord would be lynched il allowed to remain
there, so he was taken to Medellin. where
he remained in prison until his trial.
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Take the Children to River View

lake the CnfidreO to River View.
The low rate OF fare for the round
trip Offered parents by Capt. E. s. RAN
dali, OF the River View excursion resort.
on the Saturday family day trips OF the
steamer Samuel j. Pentz enables them to
carry all their little ones to that pleasant
resort at very small cost. The lawns at
River View are spacious and are covered
with shade trees, so that the children can
play about under the trees where il is
cool, and have a good time. They can
make all the noise they want and no une
VIII stop them, and each week hundreds
OF children are brought to River View TO
have a good time, and they have IL. To-
morrow the steamer Pentz will leave her
wharf at 10 a. M, 2 and Gas d. M, and
returning win leave River View at 1918,
8, and 1890 .. m. On the 10 a. IN.
and 2 p. m. trips the fare will be but
1Oc- to all, and the tickets are good to
return on any trip. On the evening trip,
however, they are 25c., as usual. The
chute and the other attractions Will be
ready to amuse the young people, antl
here viii he music and dancing all day.
FIRING out the children and let them have
a health-growing day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30

fou may hunt the world over ana yoa
VIII not find another medicine equal to
Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrnoea
Remedy for bowel complainta It is pleas
ant, safe and reliable. For sale By Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 938
street northwest and Connecticut assnus
and $ street northwest and f428 Maryland
avenue northeast.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30

Last summer one OF our grandchildren
was sick with a severe bowel trouble"
saws Mr.. E. G. Gregory, OF Fredericks-
town. Mo. "Our doctors remedies had
failed: then we tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which
gave very speedy relief" For sale by
Henry Evans, Wholesale and Retail Drug
cist 93s F street northwest and Con-
necticut avenue and 8 street northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30
The Human Body
An E. ctricai Machine.

When the physicians become aware a.'ss' snas
trioal macbiue. and apply TO az the SAME
comm ON sense ideas which govern, A. ~.
mechanical contriyances, diseases ea.,,'' VIII oe
treated more nationally ano sucesssL,sihs !.
Everyone knows tha the spinal COZ q, WHICH
a. q bundle OF nerves, coming froiu tne
brain, IL seriously injured or qiseaseo' Ine
body below as paralyzed, because tne
the train, can no longer reach the lower
portion of the body. The connection is
broken. WHERE THERE is NO NEkh Il
FORCE THERE CAN BE No SENSA TIoN,
NO LIFE Hence, the strength and health
OF every organ of the body depend upon
that portion uf the nervous system Willcn
eutDlies ii with nerve power.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30
Peoples Excursion compenv,

At special meeting OF the Peoples Ex-
cursion Company yesterday the following
officers were elected: r. g. Laws, ID. d..
general superintendent: =. ID. Lee, general
agent, and William Fl. Thomas, manager
OF the steamer Kent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30

Good Place fer Ecc reation.
Music and danciar In a large cool
grove at Congress Heights every evening
from to 10. The new electric line is
now running from Navy Yard Bridge 60
Coagresa Heights Accommodations for
thousands Especial Attractions all day
Puno<y. 5yl7tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30
tI.Oo TO Point Breeze. Md. viz
X. a a.

8y special train from Washington az
$40 q. m, August J.. connecting with
Electric cars at East Baltimore Re
turning. leave ptint Breeze at ZOO d. m.
IN popular amnseneuts for days en-
9aymert. Round trip, Sl-oG.
sv26, "a, 30,31
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30
Tide Table

Todsy-I.ow tide, :s6 a. n. aud 2:ai
p. M; high tide. Sis D. m. and SOS a. m.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF the water
ct e. M. Gicst Falls-Temperature "a,
condition, 1. Receiving reservoir Tenn.
perstnre, 81; condition at tnofth connection,
1; condition at south connection, 4. Dis
tributing restrvoir-Te Temperature, 81; con-
dition az influent sateho8s, Z; efflueRt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30
City Lights .

Gas lamps lighted at s.2l .. IA extin-
Euisihing beTnn at ss0s a. 10. The lighting
Is begun one hour before tie hour named
ARC lamps are lighted at soc y. m; ex-
tsnguished at 4:23 am.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30

SI.O0 TO Philadelphia and Return
via Is. q ..
Account L. A. W. meet August 4 to
tickets sold August and 4. good to re-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-30

S1.25 TO Baltimore and Return.
Via B. & o. r. r. All trains July 81 and
August L i, valid for return passage until fol-
lowing Monday. Jy2S-4t
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FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR SALE-Great bargain; far m 81 8 acres;
goo acres In timber; 1O-rOOm brick house;
hams. OuthOuSes, etc: near Guinea station,
r. f. 4 L. K. R.; the fine crops growing
attest the quality OF the land; price, only
$4,000. ;. NJ JONES, 510 10th SC. NV.
1y2S-3t-em
FOR SALE-Three acre garden farm, two
miles from city; highly Cultivated; good
water at door OF b-rOom house. fruit Veyee-
aides. etc; clear title. Address MRS. JANE
GOULD, Cherrydale, Va, AIexaEarla
county. jy29 3t
FUR SALE-Sman farm, 20 miles from
Washington, on Alexandria & Freder-
icksDuTg k. r.; 5-Im. house Ind outer build
Ing in fTSt-CiaSs condition. Inquire or j.
NJ. sPRlNGMAN, sprinsInan, Va.
jyl6-l4t-eia
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wANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-Small nouses in East WASH
ngton, from S1 900 20 81. 900, for cash.
JOHN +. D0NoHoE, 306 East Capitol
st Jy2S-7t
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ONE DOLLAR
All Diseases of SPECIAL NATURE are treated
for one dollar per visit UNTIL CURED.
What We Treat and Cure:
Syphilis Nervous Debility Structure Geet
tencv Unnatural Discharges Manhood Kidney


YOUNG MEN, MIDDLE-AGED OR
and errors of youth, and troubled
ory, Bashfulness, Confusion of Ide
of the Hea rt, Weak Back, Dark Cir
the Face, Loss Of Sleep, Tired Feel
Dull, Stupid, Aversion to Society,
Mouth, Dreams and Night LOSSES,
Irritation, sometimes accompanied
bles, or any diseases of the Genito-
honest, safe and speedy cure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07

4
Fort Worth. Texas, March 6.-Proceed
fngs Of the court of civil annsaIs n, r.r
| Worth. - VI
uo.,o
o' ior rehearihg snbmitted-TeNas
consolidated Compress association VS.. Pad
deck, receiver. from Eratb. Harmon -.
Foster frnp, rarr,,, e,
rec, N'"' "" Vs. Franco
''"u 'oihpany' from Iaylori Camp
pel VS.. Iexas and Pacific Railway com
pany, from Tarrant; Creswell Ranch aud
! Cattle company VS.. Scoggins. from Roherfs
| higsby VS.. Gdlceron, from Wichita
To file record (agreemcnt)-Nutual life
Insurance company VS. WomacL frnn,
Cooke. motions granted and record ordered
/ filed
Motions for rehearing overruled--Casual-
ty and Fidelity company VS. Allibone from
Tarrant; Fletcher vs.. Erie City iron works
IRON Cooke; Kilfoil, administrators VS.
Moore, from Tarrant; Dean vs. City OF
Beard, from Callahan. Dowln VS.. Callahan
county from Callahan, Campbell VS. Texas
ana Pacific Hallway company, from Tar.
rant Missouri, Kansas aud Texas Railway
company VS.. Warren, from Tarrant.
Cases affirmed-LomaX VS.. First Nations'
Bahk OF Haskell, from H,tkell; Davis vs.
Lewis. from Parker; Southern Kansas Rail-
way company VS., Stump q Weaver, from
Roberts; Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
way company VS.. Rogers, from Cooke; Ger
man insurance company VS.. Anderson
rom larraht; Durham, Buckley Co. vs.
McNatt' from Cooke santa %'e Railway
company vs. Jagoe' from Denton tive
cases.; Byers vs. Mitchell, from T1rrant
steWarC VS. bradsha" from lamar.
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q. Matthews ct al vs.. Mrs. sallle wh,,. ..
dismiss by agreement, granted 70
Matthews ct al VS.. ]. T. knight i1sfn :.
DISMISS by agreement, granted. / a H.. "
thews ct al VS.. j. n. Knight tlS7n "a Az
miss by agreement, granted Gilher,
smith ct al VS.. Covenant M,tuni na,,a a..
association, to postpone submission for CIV
ty days, granted. ''' s'' :
Cases submitted-J. C. Harmon o, al 90
u. IL. Sanders. Johnson county; sber,,,,
Shreveport and Southern Railway cno,r ,.,nn
vs. l.. Beebe x Co.. Collin coun,r. S,,,
phur Springs Industrial and lnvestmsn,
company vs.. w. G.. Mckinley Howl IT,
county; Henderson County VS.. n r. pinh
aiason ct al. Henderson county
Cases set for March 20-Fort Worth ,rd
New orleans Railway company ct al VS.
w. II. Nesmith. Ellis county: / r kpigb,
VS.. ". E. Cameron, Hunt COUNTY. Minhi.
gan savings and Loan association vs.
T.. Atteberry. Hunt county; ]. G Ma,tbew.
ct al VS.. w. II Atteberry, Hunt coun,v
Iexas and Pacific Railway company Of al
vs. >. d. Larry, Bowie county; N. n pros.
ley ct al vs.. Edgar l.. Burnett ct nj Him
county Texas and Pacific Railway com
pahS VS.. George H. LangsdaIe pouio
county; Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail
way company VS.. h. s. williams Cravso,
county; w. l.. Mcdonald VS.. O. n. YONG
Dallas county. 'oNHs
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Trinity pcrsnnnIs.

Trinity, Texas March Cdr Sidney LIS
ter has returned from ST. Louis, where he
has been for several months attending
lectures.
Mr. II. ]. Kidder OF Smithville has been
spending a few days pleasantly with his
friends here. n.,,,.
20 ,rigit her sister Mrs. II. Il. Edwine.
and will 20 from there to Waco to attend
school. -,
Mr. and Mrs. y. b. Hunt will leave this
evcning for their Waco home after very
pleasant weeks visit here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07
PELICAN ISLAND.

Judge Mann's proposition to have Pelican
Island developed by a terminal company.
with the city as a stockholder and bene-
tciary on a limited scale, has been knocked
out by the action OF the city council and
now there is counterpropost!on to have
the city undertake the work. which It was
PROPOSED 20 commit to terminal company
and enjoy all the resultant benefits. The
city is d large shareholder In the Galveston
Wharf company, about one-third owner, and
enjoys hig revenue from that property. 1t
is not to be expected. therefore, that the
city would sanction any move calculated to
reduce the earnings OF the Wharf company.
If. however the city should undertake the
development of the Island situated in the
center of the harbOr. and should establish
there docks and wharyes and terminal facil-
tiles equal to the growing demands of the
port the city would enjoy all the revenue 10
be derived therefrom In the way of charges
aud rentals and would have a good thing of
it, some people think, Meanwhile, Weekes,
Mccarthy & Co. hold their lease of the
island as a barrier to any assumption by
another party and do not take the public
into their confidence with reference TO their
intentions in the matter.
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THE COTTON BUYERS.
Corsicann Preparing to Entertain
the S1nfe AaancimiiOm.

Corscana. Texas, March "a meeting
was held at the Commercial club rooms this
afternoon by the Navarro County Cotton
BUYERS association, The following commit
tee of citizens, in addition to members Of
the association. was selected as delegates
on reception and entertainment to receive
the cotton men. who will be in attendance
to the State meeting to be held here en-
the 3lst instant. The committee is com
posed OF Mayor J f.. Whiteselle, Colonel
James Clarity, Robert L. Prince, Charles
w Jester Charles II Allyn, Judge Rufus
Hardy. Judge James Autry, Reuben Freed
man, Fred Fleming. Judge John II. Rice.
H. j. Elser. l.. c. Reyare. S. A Pace W.
A. Polk Dave Edel, Dr. s. ". Johnson,
II. Il. Klnsloe. w. J. McKe, Josh L. Hal
bert, l.. CERT E. Raphael. A. Hover. A
C. Johnson. A. G Dawson.
Secretary Schwartz read numerous tele-
grams and letters he had received from all
over the State, heartily indorsing the action
In calling state convention.
President Miller read a communication
from d prominent cotton firm in Augusta,
Ga. highly commencing the initiative step
taken in bringing together the long wanted
necessity Of uniting for the purpose of ele-
waiting the cotton trade; the letter closvs
by saying Hoping the movement will
result in forming an interstate cotton buy
yers' association"
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
flans for the New Court House Have
Been Adopted.
A NEW PLAN FOR PELICAN ISLAND,
Proposed That the City Make Ter
minni improvements Thereon
Without Outside Aid.

Galveston. Texas. March 6.--The plans
and Specifications for the new county court
mouse, submitted by N. j. Clayton n Co.,
were accepted by the commissioners court
today after u spirited contest and several
days of close scrutiny. There were twen-
ty-six plans submitted by as many COM
peting architects. many OF them from other
states. and ii took some time to decide
between them. The county commissioners
were aided In considering the plans by a
committee of citizens. selected by the cham
Der OF commerce. and when this Joint body
had finally decided as to the most acceptable
plan the conclusion was reported to the
commissioners court and promptly ratified
The building called for by Mr.. Claytons
plan Will be four stories high. that is. three
stories and a twclye-foot basement. and
VIII cost, according to the estimate, 1888, $50.
There is here margin of about $4,000
Tor extras that may be after thoughts,
which would still keep the cost within tho
maximum limit of 100000 Fixed by the
commissioners court before any plans were
examined. The first story of the building
is to be Of granite and those above OF stone
and terra Gotta.
A light shaft will run up through the
center to provide ample light and ventila-
ton, and there will be vaults for the records
extending from top to bottom, so as 20
embrace each floor. The county offices viii
be on the first. or ground floor, and the
court rooms on the upper floors. each be-
ing on a separate floor. The building is TO
be fire. proof throughout strictly so. the
commissioners say; will be massive and
handsome, but severely plain III the matter
OF ornamentation, no provision being made
for any towers or domes. or anything Of
that sort II is estimated that 1t Will take
about eighteen months to complete the
building after work on it begins and it Will
probably be two months or more before a
start is made. Some little time. probably
two or three weeks, will be required by
the architect to work out the details of the
building before advertisement for contract
ors to construct the building can be made,
and even If there is no unnecessary delay
there is little prospect that the county can
occupy its new building before the latter
part of 1898.
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DANGER IN SODA.
Sermons Results Sometimes Follow
LIZ IrNccNSiye Use.

Common soda is ali right in its place and
indispensable In the kitchen and Tor COOK
ing and washing purposes, but 1t was never
intended for a medicine, and people who
use il as such will some day regret It,
We refer to the common use OF SODA 10
relieve heartburn oil sour stomach a Adolt
which thousands of people practice almost
daily, and one which is iraught WIN hah-
GER: moreover the soda only gives temp0r-
airy relief and in the end the siolHdeh
trouble gets worse and worse
THE soda acts rs mechanical irrit1nt
m tho walls of the stomach and bowels and
eases are on record where II Accumulated
in the intestines. causing death by innan-
nation or peritonitis
tor Harlandson recommends as the SAFEST
and surest cure for sour stomach lac!d
dyspersia) an excellent preparation suiu
by druggists under the name OF stuart
Dysporsia Tablets. These tablets are large
% Grain lozenges, very pleasant to tssie
and contain the natural aelus, peI''on'
and digestive elements essential to sooh
digestion. and when taken after meals
thew diges. the food perfectly and prompt.
iy before II has time to fornent- sour ana
roison the blood and nervous system
Dr Wucrth states that he invariably uses
C,uart's dyspepsia Tablets in all cases OF
stomach arrangements and finds them a
certain cure not only for sour stomach
but by promptly digestlng the food laey
create healthy appetite. increase fiesh
and strengthen the action OF the heart
and liver They are not caihartlc' pu,
intended only for stomach diseases ana
weaLness and will be found reliable in
anv stomach trouble except cancer of the
stomach.
All druggists sell stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets at so cents per package.
A little book describing all forms OF
stomach weakness and their cure mailed
free by addressing the Stuart Company OF
Marshall. Mich.