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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-23
Los Angeles Excludes yitascope.

Los Angeles, Cal, July 81. - An or
dinance has been passed by the city
council and is now in force which pro-
hibits the public exhibition of pictures
of glove contests by the vitascope or
other similar DEVICES. The ordinance
is the result of the petition of the
Womans Christian Temperance union
and was passed upon the recommends
ton of the public morals committee.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-23
Woman's National Kelley League.

Chicago, July 81. The national
president Of the Woman's Kelley
league, Harriet L. butcher, has issued
call for the fifth annual convention
of the National Kelley league which
will be held August "a, 20 and 20, 1897,
in the Unitarian church, Mary place
and Eighth street, Minneapolis, MINI.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-23
Eep Oasis.

AS round her graceful girdle he
One arm with pressure placed,
She, signing, said: Life, after all,
II not a deseH. waist"
Richmond DispeteAs
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-23
Live Stock,

Chicago, July 90
IIOGS-Market firm and 5@10c higher.
Sales ranged at s2.5Og3.75 for Pigs; So GOO
a.75 for light; s3.35g3.5O for rough packing;
sS5593.70 for mixed. and $3.50Q3.G7h for
heavy packing and shipping lots.
CATTIE-Market feeling steady. Quo.
tations ranged at s4.95@5.25 for choice to
extra shipping Steers; $4.4O04.90 for good to
choice do: s4.20G4.65 for fair to good; $3.50
40 for common to medium do; $3.60@415
for ro butchers steers sss5gS9o for stockers
s26O94.3O for Heifers; $2.2503.9O for Bulls,
Oxen and Stays; s2.7504.2O for Texas
Steers, and $3.250D5.9O for Veal Calves.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-23
China to Reorganize Her Army.

London, July 21.-The Daily Mails
Berlin correspondent says that China
ia about to reorganize her army on tho
lines of the German military and that
orders for rifles have been placed In
Germany. A new Chinese fleet is to be
constructed, half of the contracts for
the new vessels going to England and
half to Germany. The Armstrong; will
supply the guns for the new fleet
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-23

Hangs Himself to Escape Trial.
Milwaukee, July 21.-Joseph Borken-
hagen, farmer of North Greenfield,
who was awaiting trial for attempting
to kill several neighbors, committed sufs
eide by hanging In hiS barn.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-23
Tha RenI Truth,

Though man may boast with lofty frowns,
His wife's old-fashioned state,
He likes TO see her hats and gowns
Made strictly UP to date.
>-Chicago Record.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-07-23

Washington, July 21.-The president
hos received the resolution adopted by
the Pittsburgh council asking him to
use his good offices in the settlement
of the coal strike, but has not yet sent
reply. He has also received many
communications and suggestions on
the subject, but it is improbable that
he will take any action in the matter In
the absence of some definite plan for
the settlement Of the strike. The cab
met on Tuesday discussed this matter
informally.
Not Allowed to Speak.
Bluefeld, w. Va, July 21.-The mayor
refused to allow Grand Master Work.
man Sovereign to speak at Pocahontas
Monday night. Tuesday w. j. Fried
man, an agitator, was seriously injured
by being struck by stone and four
other agitators were forced to flee.
At Bloomington, III.
Bloomington, ILL.,, July 81. All
miners in Bloomington on Tuesday
went to work as usual. BY Wednesday
night they will have finished putting
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

Die 9eler oieies 8lattes peroen li6
freuen su pernebmen, bab penigitens
cine &rantbeit in allen Stabien our6
Die NillenidaIt 9ebeilt peroen fam,
uno bies 1T &atarrb. Sails Gatarrb
&ur 1T Die ein3ise iidere Sur, tpel6e
Die MeoiSiner tennen. Gatarrb 1T cine
leibli6e &ranfbeit unb erforoert cine
entipre6enoe gebanolung. 9au's 2a=
tarrb Sur miro innerlid gebrau6t uno
ipirtt bireft auf oas 8lut uno Die
S6leimbdute uno seritOrt Die @runo=
la9e Der Srantbeit unb itdrft ben Gran=
fen, inoem iie Oas Spitem auibaut unb
Die Natur in ibren 6unttionen lnter=
itiibt. 9ie gisentbiimer baben 10 uiel
Iertrauen in Die 6ellfraft Der Mebi3in,
oab tie bunbert Dollars pfferiren fir
ieoen Jall, in tpel6em bic MeoiSin ni1t
bilft. Senoet fir cine 2iite bon 3eu9=
niiien. Norehe:
5. S. 6 benep & Co., 3olebp, 8.
Wertauft bon Mpotbefern, rs Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
stodtom, Spwa.

Sn oieiem 3eitalter bes 6orti1ritts
auf allen 8ebieten Der Willeni1aft lit
es erfreuli6, au9 einen Torti1ritt in
Der Meoisin pe.Seidnen au f0nnen.
9err q. s. 2naad fhreibt nariiber {:
Wteber bat Der Mlpenfrduter 8lutbele=
leber Elm Gino bonn Sobe errettet uno
ib fiible mid berpfli1tet, bic ganse @elt
oaOon in 2enntniB gu feben. Gin flei=
nes oreijdbriges Gino bes Garmers So=
bannes Nrp bate Die ylierentrantbeit
unb bon Mai bis September 1don per=
l6ieoene Mer5te gebabt, Obne allen gr=
folg. Gin Nrst iaste iosar, er f0nne
teine neuen giieren einfeben. @ie i'd
oieies b0rte, rietb i'd 9errn Nrp, ben
4lpentrduter 8lutbeleber 3u beriuhen.
Die 6iiBe bes 2inbes naren arg ange=
i6molen unb es bate grobe G1meraen.
Na6bem bas &inb ungefdbr 5tpei gDo=
den ben 8lutbelebcr eingenDmmen
botte, legte iid bic GelblDulf, es mar
tpieber i'm Stanoe 5u seben uno Sbube
gu tragen. gs tpurDe 3ulebenbs better
unb nun 1T es seiunb unb munter. -
Sinh oiefes niht erfreulide 3eiden bes
Gorti1ritts ?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Glimattid)e Ginhiitfe pno 0e=
tttm0beit.

@s 1T unbeitritten, BOB bas Rlima
einen groBen @influb auf Die @eiunb-
belt ausiibt. Sn Yeriiflidtigung bie=
Ter Sbatfade f1ifen Ner3te tire an Gun=
eenfrantbeiten leibenben patienten nod
entfernten &urorten, bamit lie Der
Wobltbat zines 2ufttpe6iels tbeilbaftis
meroen. SIT aber Der patient su arm,
um eine .iol6e Sur unternebmen 5u
f0nnen, 10 1T iein 2oos Elm traurises.
aber er brau6t ni6t gu ber3meifeln.
Or. pierces Golden Medical Disco=
very 1T in ieber Mpotbete gu baben uno
ibm peroanten Sauienoe, beren 2eioen
friiber,als boifnungslos ealten, ibr 2e=
ben. Sis gu einem geipiNen 8rao Der
Nus5ebruna 1T 9r. pierees @ploen
Mebical DISCOVERY Elm poiitib furiren=
oes 0eilmittel. 9lber man barf NIT
benz 8ebrau6 beHelben ni1t sDeern.
gei allen llmifdnoen, iuel6e Die
Sdwinoiu6t erseusen, lit bas Disco
perp" oas fofOrt gu sebraubenoe Mittel.
sbel betttgem Doer lang anhaltenoem
9uiten ooer 2unseni6md9e fommt
nidts ieiner Wirtuns sleiN. Seoe
Granfbeit, Der man bur6 bas 8lut bei=
fommen fann, tueiht beim 8ebrau1
oieier Meoi5in. 9ie icroful6ie 2un=
senaheftion, ole geiu0bnli6 S6mino=
iu6t aenannt wirb, 1T cine bieier
9rantbeiten. 8ei oieier uno ieper Dirt
Scrofuloie, BEL allen aus idle6ter
SlutbeIbahenbeit emit tltebenben Srant-
beiten, alien droniiden 2uftr0bren=.
0als= uno 2ungenleioen lit bas Dis
eoperp" bas einStse Mittel, fir tueldes
sarantirt meroen fann. Sn allen Sdl=
len, in benen es nidt bilft pber furirt,
tpitb oas bafiir be5ablte @elo 3uriidse=
qeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

2ebte Wone NOR bier oos Rreisoe.
ri9t in Sibung. Sic Ridter ppmer,.
ne, Moams unD DDuglaB uaren ldmmt-
lih autueleno. III proaeIIe uuroer
Derbanbeii unb 6 iuurben per5hoben.
Die gntf6eioungen ipurben am Sams.
tag absegeben unb lauteten tpie folat
gbfpin Mansfielb II. u. aeoen Wa.
rp 2ucas u. u. Das Weroitt bes un-
teren @eri1ts tpurbe beitdtiat.
6. M. Bailep, Mbm., geaen Me-
becca gristpeu u. a., auf einen Ipdte.
rem 9erlnin peri1oben.
Oie Wbeeling unb Gate grie giien=
babn sesen Noialinoe Grobam u. ".
9as urtbeil wurbe umsefoBen.
5bomas GDans gegen William 8.
Rutlebae u. U. Das llrtbeil nurse
beitdtiat.
pbil. u. &omis II. u. eeaen Gbas.
3. Sbompion u. u. 9eridoben.
Marp 6. 8rotpne gegen gtbel Sut=
ton u. u. llrtbeil beftGtiat.
g. g. &obinett gegen Nem pbila=
belpbia. Das llrtbeil bes unteren @e=
ridts ipurbe umsefoben.
@bas. Shneiber segen gB. Sc. Gra-
ter. Muf einen ipdteren 5ermin ber=
idoben.
Die erite Mationalbanf BON 0idsbille
aesen s. 8. 9ealea. Miiisnee. Ser
Nniprn6 Der Gldaer tpurbe als Elm be-
bor3uster anerfannt, tpie bielelben ber=
langt batten.
Die Susearatpas electric 60. oesen
Die @leoelano & Marietta gilenbabn
So. lno Die penniplpania So. Sas
urtbeil bes u1teren 8eri6tes belfdtiqt.
Sames Mc@ormid, Wbm., eegen
8eo. Oidep u. u. 8eri6oben.
Sames 9. Glop uno S0bne aeeen
bic Wrousbt Sron Bridge So. 8as
urtbeil oes unteren 8erihtes muroe
ipioerrufen.
Sie. Suscaramas electric 60. gesen
Sobn s. Donabep, Nom. Das nr=
tbeil bes uuteren @eri9ts tpurbe beltd=
tigt.
Sacob Spfon gesen Die 9ennilon
Water Supplp SO. 8eri1oben.
gilbert g. 2i9btmalter geaen ben
Staat Ohio. 9as urtbeil oes unteren
8eriAts puroe beltdti9t.
5bomas s. Smith eegen Sbomas
W. Mc@ue. Sie Nppe1ation puroe
ab9eipieien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Gin tuertbrolleS 8 Ne3cpt.

goitor WsorriIon in Wortbinston,
snb., fdreibt vSbr electric Bitters
1T cine tpertbpolle Meoi3in unb ih em=
pfeble lie gerne in Gdllen bon Gopfmeb
uno geritOpfuns +; als elm Mittel aur
Nuffrii6uns bes gansen Spfems bat
iie nidt ibres sleiben." Ssrau 9lnnie
Steble, 1926 Cottage Grobe Qfpe. in
Chicago, tDar 10 beruntergefommen,
oaB fie faum mebr eRen fonnte iie bo.=
te beitdnoig &iidenidmersen, tpelde fie
ME berlieBen unb fiiblte iid ifets mioe
uno matt. Seds Glaiden electric 8it=
ters itelten ibre Sraft unb @eiunbbeit
mieber Der. preis SO Gents unb 81.
Rauft Gu1 eine 6laf,be BEL 6
s. 6. Miller & Sobn, Mpotbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Stt i6iebte 0eieMid)aft gera=
.. then.

Waibinston. 5. Wai. Mm. 6orf=
man, Elm gifenbabnmann bon Mabi=
ion. Wisc., mar borlebte 9tabt bas
Spfer zines Raubes in bem perruienen
Wiertel oieier StaDt. Sie Gduber er=
beuteten SIS, 900 unb einen @iIenbabn=
pab fur lid uno feline 6rau bon Gbica=
90 na6 Walbinston nnb suriif. Sort
man NOR in idleAte 8eielidaft gera=
then unb orei polisiiten itanben i'm
8esriif, einen ieiner ge9leiter su ber=
baften, als iiA Torlfman Ing Weittel
leste uno Die poli3ifen bat. ben Mann
seben gu la1en. SSiinf Minuten lpdter
ipuroe Gorltman, geblenbet ourd Gblo=
raj, auf Die pOliaeiitation gebrabt.
Seine Nnsreifer unb &duber entfamen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

= Sn Gbieago fblug Elm eetpaltiser
GelsblOd i'm 8eiuidte bon mebr ais 10
3onnen, als er bon einem Grndtipag=
son abselaoen unb berumseidmungen
puroe, burb bic eeiten bon 3tpei pai-
iagiersWaggons Der Chicago & Nlton
8abn unb berlebte cine Mn3abl perio=
uen, oarunter glice 6apes aus Gan
Nntonio, xer.; Hrau 8. 3. WilIon
aus gbicaeo Dr. 8. BON 0orne aus
Mofforb, 81. s. s. Murpbp aus
gbieago uno Jrau Sames Drills aus
2incoln, Neb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
ed),pinDImd)t eebeiIt.

einem alien ar5te Der bon Der praTis anrddge3ooen
Iebt tpurbe byrd cinen oitinbii6en Mifpndr be @e.
{bretbunQ etieS e.ni16en pegetdblf9en 3eiflntteIS
tiir bic i9nelie unb b6uernbt PeiIung DDn 4unqen.
fhminbfubt Dronmiti8. Hotarrb, MifbMa unb alien
6alss uilb gnn8enlronfbttten nn88ebdnhi9t Sud Elm
tttef fir ppjfspe, r0bif0Ie feGHQ bpn NerpenfduGs
DE unb oIIen glerpsnfrnnfbeifen 9{abem bsr 4oftor
Bic puuberb0ren qeiIfr6fts IN tauIenb Gen erprObt
bate eradttteer es ir ieine Yfit boS WteI itinen
leibenbeu Witmeni4en beIanut su MAIDEN. Don beieui
oieies Reaept gans f6fttnrei an Ane, be es pdnfen
in beufldjer en8fii9er unh frou5bHider Gpro@e init
boiler Mnreiinag bsr PeriteauuD nne beS 8sbrpu@&
Atitane nn6 q isnes y ielo1t. ~. \. 3lcpts 6zo
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

= Sr. Warimo 3ertu1a, Der 2eib=
arst BON Mntonio Maeeo, mel6er oieien
angebliA berrathen baben foil, lit in
ieiner Wobnuns 1T Der ldbe BON @ui=
meas berbaftet unb unter itarter 8ebe=
dung nod 6aOana gebrabt poroen.
Wepler' ioll feline ueberfiibrung mad
ben Gbaferinen Snieln, Der ipanii1en
StrafcOlonie an Der afrifaniI9en Giife,
angeorbnet baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

y Die @rie9en, tpel1e bon ben Ser.
Staaten na1 europa berreist linb, um
Iib am Rampfe nit ben 9iirfen 3u be-
theiligen, tperben 5u ipdt fommen, um
5u fe6ten, aber lie iperben bic 0eimatb
rehtUitig errei6en, I'm iin an ben
Srauerfeierli6teiten 3u betbeiIi9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
General Bert rfantmtlmmg Der
YrcSt Dteriatter.
miu;ae arei,e eus Sen s,enu,nlasn,o mab

Wariatp, Sno., (Winona AKemblg
GROUNDS, eagle 2ate) mo nieles sSabr
bic Notwithstanding Der presbp=
terianer absebaIten miro, liest an Der
Sort Wanne 2inie Der pennfDlpania
Babnen, iiber tuelhe paHa9iere Bis an
ben gingan9 oes @runoes bef0roert
tperoen. Grcuriions 3ifets tperben
bonn u. Bis 25. Wtai bertautt. Stir
ndbere Musfunft tpenbe man lid an bic
5ifet Maenten Der penniDIpania 2inien,
Ober ar s.. Ban Dufen. gblef MfFHent
8eneral paiIenger NSent. pittsburg,
ga.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Ggtmritonett ttAd) Naibpille.
Dtaiss prsiie inm gsntennial In xenusiIes.

Die centenniale unb iitternationafe
Musitelung In giaibbile, 9ennelIee,
lit erDffnet unb bauert bis CftOber.
Gum Beiuhe berielben tDerben BON ben
penniDlponia Qiiiien befonoers bilIioe
9idets perfauft. Fir ndbere Musfunft
iuenbe man ii6 an ben nd9ifen Q(qenieii
Der Nenniplparrid Qinien cher an s.. G.
MegDatters, Diitriit pa1o9isr Agent,
pittsbur9, pa. s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
SMGlenS Mrnifa saIbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der Welt fir
S9nittmnnben, @ei6uiire, Sal3fluB,
5iebertpunoen, Nusi6las, 'aufseiprun.
gene 9dnoe, Groifbeulen, 9iibneraugen
llnb alle Sautansi6ldse, fotpie fie be-
ifimmt Sdmorrboiben beilt. sic tpirb
sarantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbeit gu se=
ben, ooer oas Gelo miro slriidaegebe.l.
Yreis Is Gents per SAadtel BEL s. 6.
Miller & 6pbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Trri berfaaoi an Mdnner.
Gin @ann In Mi9isan tntbedt ein
bemertensmertbes 9eiImitteI fur
Werluf bon &raft.
proben werben frei an ale perfanbt, bic
barum fhreiben.

garl 3; Malfer bon Roramaaoo wtid. bat na9
sinem 1abreiangen Rampfe 9egen bic ieeIilHen nn6
fbrperlt9en Sei6en bon performer Wlanbarfeit bo2
ss4tt9e Mittel aefunben, mel4es bas 2eiben heiIt.
Grbetpobrt bas 0ebeimnib 5prqf6Itig; aber er n
tpae, cine probe Der Webi3in allen WGnnerm an fen.
zen be an treenb etnsr Gorm BON s&wdae Ieiosn ais
Goige BON jnqenbIiHer nnfuiienbett mie ppr5eitgeu
gsr!nit ees @ebdGtuifies unS Der 2raft. fGpa9em
Mnasn, 8rampfaberbrubanb ansaebrRne. Dos SeiL
Itffel bat eine beionherS angenebnle MirfnnQ Boa
gDdrme unb f1eint nnmtttelbar 81 mirfen, in6em q
ot nerldn9te Kraft nnb cine Gntpdun9 eiebt tpie Re
nnr 9stpinfdt tpirb DoS WlitteI beiIfs Wtr maIfeY
nDlftdnbs bon of ben uebeIn unb 2eibeu bic bon
IaDrelan9em Wlibbranb ber nafirltd feftgeiettex
Janff!omen terrhbren nnb io tn ieoem Sale abioIist
5uDerl6iiig tetu.
Cine Bite an wsr. garI s. gDoIfer. 4Os Moionn
1emple, &alomeapo Mid BET Der Sic anQeben, bah
Ste etne Yrobe ietues Seilmittels fur Mdfner pan
d,sn tpire iofort erflt uuo fetne Nergtnna irgeRb
fpel9er Mrf pirb bon ibm geforbert fptrben Gr bot
etr 9roBes JntereiIe boran bab bic nnbe BON beien
9roBar9sn ReilmitteI perbreef luirb unb Ct perenb
NIT SprgtaIt bic Yrpbe ber berieaet III enem burdA
ans stnfaen gadet TO bab Der Gnipfdnetr feine mr@
braiidt ." ''"
sefer fuerben sebetem Opne geraus sn i1reibsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
&noD'S @oIoaoer 3apf6em

tperben garantirt, um Gslbaber (Piles)
unb Werif0pfung gu beilen. so Gents
per G6odtel. Man ferlbe cine 3tpeiz
Cent? -Warfe an Martin Mubp, re9iltrir-
ten Npotbefer In lancaifer, ga. pOH=
farten iDerben nitt beantipprtet. lltber=
al bel ben erifen Mpotbefern III ber-
faufsn. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
8eiprikt
Gure Bdun,e.

Snbem Sbr bieier Nngeleaenbeit bic
aebibrenbe Nufmeriialnteit fbenft, f.
dert Sbr @u6 einen
srDberen unb belferen Sbifertras.
glud &oienifDfe unb anbere Blumen=
ifrdude iollten in sleider Meiie beban=
belt tper0en.
Wlr baben cine bolIltdnbige Nus=
iuabl bon
sSmieften8tftett, wie
enmbnn Purpar,
Pariiersriin,
blanes Witrinl,
Smieftenpnlber,
Niebmnrb ,e. ,e.
We0isinen. Cpes & 9bnmpinm,
Sitd,er. Nem philadelphia, ..
9apctcn.
1eIepban 186.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
eamssl =. Rsnnie. ~sbattsnr.

Ser .Htpbn@xv1 srftheiut ieber U}ittnptf inter
fplsenhen gnbicripfipnspreiisn
Sir bic Ger. efaofer nub 6anaha bel gpraus.
Ntre eli i'm xane be& Sabrss sber nad Ablanf
befielben besaklt . LIS
Sir 9sntfdiaub unb bic edpeia bel gpraus.
Nenn nod Mblanf eineS Termins en Nbpnnent bo8
Piatt Mot refntrt reip. mtbr alB smei gnmmern an
niMMt 70 fpirs btr 6etrefenbe an fir ben fplssnoen
3ermin als absanent engefro9en
Go iouee htr GubftriptipnsprtiS fir Aas Blatt nod
lana pber hetueie onsftebt bari fen abpnntnt bas.
felbe pertpeigern.
Entered at the Post Office at New Philadelphia,
o.. rs second class matter.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-11
CAUGHT In AN OPIUM JOINT
Pretty Mrs. Hughes Went In to
Get a Drink.
Arrested But Her Case Nol-prossed.
Seductive Chinese Beverage Dis
pensed Free to Patrons.

Policeman II. c. Wannell, stationed at
the city postorfice, saw a pretty and sty-
lishly attirrd young woman entera Chinese
laundry, on street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets northwest yesterday after
noon. He wat ched the woman for Il lille,
when she finally disappeared The Of
ficer entered the laundry and found the
female and Chinaman in little rear room.
what are you doing here asked the
policeman
Il came in to get drink
'This is nice place for such Il woman
as you to come to-, said Wanuel You
will have to go TO the stationhouse with
me-
At the station she gave her name rs
Mrs. May Hughes, twenty-one years or
age, and was held on the charge OF va
grancy Last night Lawyer Forrest pro-
cured bonds for Mrs Hughes. and she was
released. This morning at the police court
the case was noi-pUOssed-
Mrs. Hughes is said to lie the wife of a
Government clerk, and tbs alleged that
the Chinaman keeps a quiet opium Joint
The police say that in many OF the
Chinese laundries they keep a native and
very seductive liquor, which, however,
is dispens cd free TO their friends and pa
irons. 1t has also been observed by the
officers that many white women Of Tepu-
table appearance frequent some Of these
laundrcs and act in a familiar manner with
the proprietors.
Opium Stacking is INDUCED in on the
quiet, and, in fact, it is raid the native
beverage mentioned is strongly impreg-
mated with tina drug.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-11
CERISTENED In THE COURT
Drowned Sadie Taylor's Baby In
vested With a Name.
Humane Society's Officer Wilson
Called 1t Herbert, and as Such
1t Was Committed.

There was unique christening and a
pathetic funeral in the Taylor family to-
day. On Sunday the body Of Sadie Tay.
lor, a coIored woman, was found floating
in the river at the foot OF Fifteenth street.
This morning she was taken from the
morgue and buried in naneless gravs in
potter's fled. Two hours later the dead
woman infant, four months old, was the
principal in a novel christening party Ia
Judge Miller's police court
The motherless little one, clad in white,
had been taken in charge by Humane 30
ciety Officer Samuel Wilson. 1t had been
in the care of it's two sisters, Mary Eliza,
aged sixteen years, and Cecilia, aged
thirteen years, since the mother dis.tp-
peared one week ago today.
What is the boys Nance" asked Mr..
Wilson
He amt got any name,'' replied one
Of the girls. Mamma went away and got
drowned before she could name him. We
only called him baby"
Then we will supply him with name, y
said the officer, and when the court was
reached, Mr.. Wilson, with several lawyers
and court attaches formed christening
party, and the infant, with due solemIity
was given the cognomen OF "Herbert.'
Herbert Taylor said one of the law
yers, THAT sounds rich and aristocratic.
Soon after the baby had been supplied
with name, he was taken before Judge
Mills, and duly committed to Mr.. Wilson
who sent the little one TO st A mn 'uc-at
ASYLUM.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-11
DAMAGE BY FOREST FIRES.
Government and Other Property in
Minnesota Destroyed.

White Earth, Mimi, May 1l.-Heavy
forest fires are raging in the pine belt,
eighteen miles east of the agency and con-
siderable damage is being done to timber
a party or men was sent from here to
save the government saw mill, twenty miles
east OF here. They have returned, and
report Il at the country is all on fire and
that the Government saw, shingie, and
planning mills were completely destroyed,
despite all efforts to save the property.
The men narrowly escaped with their lives.
The fire cut them off from their horses
and they were compelled to run about eight
miles to lake to save themselves.
AnumLcr oflumber camps are alsoburned,
with outfits of logging, sleighs, etc. The
Indian sugar camps, this side, are burned.
A heavy wind is prevailing and lf a rainfall
does not come soon the whole country VIII
be on fire.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-11
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE
.H, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, ISORDEREDLIVER

vile, KY; Alvin T. Gregory, Washington.
ID. c.; Isabel Haslup, Washington, ID. c.;
r. Leon Hill, A b.. Selma, Ala; William
Emmett jackson, b. s., Memphis, Tenn.
Benjamin B. Jeffers, A. b., Philadelphia
Pa; Calender l.. johnson, b. s.. Washing
ton, ID. c.; Charles C. c. Mapp, Barbados,
w. l.; James E. Mauldipg, McLeansboro,
ILL.,; James c. Mazique, A. B., Natchcz,
Miss; Samuel w. MellOtt, B. s., Roots
town, Ohio; Fred D. Morris, A. B., Staun-
ton, Va; Lucy Ella Moten, Washington,
ID. c.; Walter ID. Shurtleff, Carver, Mass
George Augustus Weaver, Tuscaloosa, Ala
Joseph C. Wright, A. b., Beaufort, s. G.
In Denistry-Tomlin Augustus Campbell.
Jamaica, w. l.; william E. Hamilton, US
tin, Tex; Charles A. Murray, Charlestown.
Mass: K eisaburo Watanabe, Ma goya, Japan
In Pharmacy II. Edwards. jr.,
Washington, ID. c.; Julia I. Hughes, Mebane,
N. c.; James Jordan Leggette, Atlanta, Ga |;
Joshua II. Ward Murray, Warrenton, Va:
Louis Henry Singleton, Lynchburg, va;
L. Franklin White, Washington, d. c.:
William c. Upham, NJ. D., Nashville, Tenn. !;
Howard Edward Young, Baltimore, Md.