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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-10-29
kAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND d
STREETS.
f'2 D2 a; M week oays-PITTSBURG Ex-
In. ,, aPaIior and Dining Cars, Harris
1880 A. ii. PENNs YLvANIA LIMITED
fulIinan Sleeping. Dining, Smoking aud
cincinnati, indianapolis, St Louis CIev,,-
anu and Toledo. Buffet ParIOr Car 70
10; so a. N. FAST LINE-PuIIman Buffes
rarior ar 70 Harrisburg Buffet Pari0g
lar, Harrisburg 70 Pittsburg
s-4O r ID. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Louis, and sleeping an q Dining tsars Har'
IIsDufg 10 ST. LOUIS, Nashville (yia Cin-
clnha1D and Chicago
IlO ID. WESTERN EXPRESS-Puli-
man Sleeping Car to PittsbuTg ChicaxO.
anu chharIlsbufg to Cleveland Dining Car
no T.. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
nfniman Sleeping Cars WashiDS ton TO
PittsDuTg and Harrisburg 70 st. Louis aud
-, Clnciqnatt Dining Car.
man Sleeping Car 70 PittsDurg.
2. % m for Kane, Cananda qua, Riches
tsa ana Niagara Falls, daily. except sun
1O.oO a. m. for EImira and Remove daily,
eeAag6eps sunday. For Wnliamsport daily,
10 p. m: for wnnamsport, Rochester
except Saturday, with Sleeping Car.
Washington To buffalo.
lO.4" p q. Tor Ere Canandaigus. Roches-
ter, Buffalo. and Niagara Fails daily
Pullman sleeping car Washin ston 70
Rochester Saturdays only.
FOR fhiIadelphiH, New York and
the East.
400 p. m, "CONGRESs4 ONAL LIN
LIED, daily, all Parlor Cars, with bin
M Gar from baltimore Regular at 100
joining Carr, S:UU, 800, 1000 dining
Carr, and HOO dining Car from Viii
I InninaStonl a; Ms 12.45, 3:1g, AGO. go;
Dining Car, 500, 800 IL 90 dining
SaI from hIlningtOnl "a m, 12.1 ., 8. D.
40, . 90, lO.O0 and 1 80 D. N For
rhhadelphia only, Fast Express. 7:6O a.
m, week days Express, 81 5p. M. week
days 2:O1, and 40 p. m daily. For
BOSTON. wIthogt change, . 20 a. IA week
For Baltimore. s25, 100, $50. 500.
YgY5. 1878. i2k9 gS a g51 ii si5. a no Nd
SO. 7In o. Y6.6 39O1 10 40; 10. RY5. and
300, 5.05, 1850. II 90 a. M. 1915.
Ia l5' oh $40. $40 400 LiIiiedDl.
- 10 40, and IL IS p. IN.
For Pope's Creek Line, so a. m. and
s:Se p N. daiiy except sunday sun
For Annapolis. TOO, 300 a. m, 1880
ana 4 70 y. m. daily, except Sund3J
SUNDAYS, s.QOa M aud 40 D: NJ
Atlantic Coast ne-ENpreSs for Florida
AID points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.3O
a. m, $40 u. I'D. daily. Richmond only.
1857 a. IN week-da Us. Atlanta Spec ial.
via Richmond and SeabOard Air Linz
4-40 p. IA. daily. Accommodation Tor
QuanticO, ! 40 a. IN. daily, and - D.
la. weekdays.
Seushore Connections
FOR Atlantic city (via delaware River
Bridge, all-Tail rOuteJ, 3.i5 p H. daily,
via Market street wharf, 600 and il 90
a. ~, 45 y. III week days, and l 30
D. IN. daily
For Cape May, IL. GOA IN week days, IS
D. IN daily
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
streets. ana At the station. Sixth and b
streets, w here OTueTs can lie lett for TIA
checking OF baggage - destination from
hotels and residences.
j. B-HU1CHINSOS,G General Manager
j. x. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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a m;Stfy a Science.

The renowned and talented Palmist,
MalE. VAN DERVER, who has just
reached NaShiu GJon, and VINO holds ieF
place IN the list of names heaGed Dy
ttielro. etc, ETC.. gives evidence Oi Tie
above in her remaTka BILE forecasts of COM
ing events in ones life. Revelations OF
the past, present and future, whether 1T
be sickness, business adapta bility love and
matTImony, or the advertence of threat
ened danger, given with astounding aC-
curacy, thus reducing palmistry to an ex-
act science. Hidden talents brought 10
light and your proper voca ton told. TIE
FUTURE REVEALED AS AN OPEN
BOCKi engagements for readings should
be made at the earliest possible date, as
time is being rapidly filled. Address NINE.
VAN DERVER. I'LL G street northwest.
Studio hours: 10 a. IN. to j p. m. aud
. D. In. to ) ID. IN. Oc22-15t
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For RENT-Two nice communicating I'd
floor rooms; heat and gas. | 20s IN 81:
NV OCS -OU
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FOR SALE-HOU SIS,

FOR SALE-Owner of handsomest house
In AnacoStia; Cost $4,000; to building
including over building lots; will sell
same for price of ground alone. DINERO,
this office. oc2S-3t-em
FOR SALE-The most complete, cos
home In the city; L square from 18th st /.
NV; lot 20 by about so, to Soft. alley;
6 ROOMS and cellar, etc.; If sold at once,
price, 81 500. G. A. SWAMI, $50 F st.
NV. oc2S-3t-em
FOR RENT-31ON.C ave. sc. IS rooms and
bath, q. m. L., SGT 80; 423 9Th st. sw :,
8 rooms, bath and cellar, a. m. L., $50.
Apply to C. T. YODER, els Z st. NV.
Oc26-7t
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FOR SALE-Milk business; only 500. :
Cows, = heifeTs, = horses, wagon and
harness; 15-gallOn route rent for house and
barn, 56-acre lot, SO. COMM ERCIAL,
510 st. NV. Oc27-3t-em
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS willbcreceived at the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment, Washington, ID. c., until O'Clock
noon, NOVEMBER 2, 1897, and publicly
opened imm ediately thereafter, to furnish
quantity of steel. Blank proposals will
be furnished upon application to the navy
yard, Washington, ID. c., or To the bureau.
EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General,
U. 8. N. 1O-16-97. oe22RS
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FOR RENT-440 @ st NV; house open:
six rooms; hall, range; bath, gas, new
paperiDg; back building: parking: large
back yard; arranged for Nv o families. 1HI-
prOyementS finished, $50. Oc27-it
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" ANTED-Room ard tCsru fer nan and
wife: east of Sd st. NV; price not over
$40; in good locality private ia mily pre-
ferred. W. L., This office. oc27 st ,em
WANTED-By a young married couple
fur. room with board in private family;
ne; state terms, must be reasonable. BIN
this office. oc26-3t-em
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CIGAR STAND in Lawrence Hotel for
sale or rent. BUS. EACH., 1921 f.
nr07-1t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL sell SO, 900 worth Of good bust
ness and yelling property for S4,UO0
ca sh, or will trade for house worth So,oOO.
Address IMMEDIATE, this office.
oc2S-3t
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
UUb r street Northwest.

cold filings and bridge work spe
ciaIty, Mt the lowe price, ANAL gam I'LL
ings, soc; rGt sets of teeth ca plates, 80.
extracting, either BY gas OF local spray,
absolutely painless, b0c, without, Csc; all
work done by experts and guaranteed the
test; open on sundays from 10 To
O'Clock. might
A LIGHT OEERCOAT. color dark gray,
was exchanged for similar coat at Airing
ton Hotel ON Tuesday evening. The one re-
ccived In exchange contained two pairs of
gloves and embroidered handkerchief mark
ed "R. o., and card bearing name of Col.
blakcley. The owner of them viii confer
a favor by addressing B. T., this office.
oC3S-3t EN-
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FOR RENTED 4th st. Sc, S1s.75; 8
rooms a III L.; new paper and curtains.
oc24-7t
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FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Da yton, W Per
Apply to the REX STABLES, rear 6t6 b
q. NV: telephone call 1Oo. apS0-0
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-By New York couple small
fur. house or flat bet. X and SITS, near
18th st. Address, stating price, etc., 3.
j. b., 1923 18th st. NV. OCT stem
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FOR Rents uDfur. rooms on 2d floor
back; large closets and porch; newly
papered ana painted; light housekeeping
permitted; rent S15. 941 N st. NV.
oc29-3t-em
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WANTED BY a lady, hoard in Catholic
family; Terms must be moderate. Ad-
dress b., this office. uc2G-3t-em
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FOX RENT-Front rooms; southern ex-
posure' bay window; terms reasonable.
ooo " ST. NV. Item
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FOR RENT-Unrur.; 1922 18th st. NV;
Sd floor, Z rooms. heat, bath and gas
single or en- suite; light housekeeping al
lowed. oc2I-3t
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ANYONE SUFFERING from chronic kid
ncy or bladder trouble can learn of
something to their advantage by address
ing BOX IA this office. Oc3S-3t
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FOR SALE-S325 buvs q weII-stocked,
cash grocery: no opposition: good trade.
corner l. and 9TH SITS. Sc; rent for house
and store, Sl2. oc27-3t
WANTED-To buy milk route for .asb
must be cheap. Address ROUTE, this
office OC27-3t
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$500 WILL buy fine corner drug store;
fountain cost 5000. fine business chance.
co MMEhIIA L. $40 r St NV Oc26-3t,em
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FOR REN Tin private family 5 adults, 1
large, handsomely-fur. I'd floor room,
wen heated; best attendance; bath, new
sanitary plumbing, on same floor; a very
Lheaslnt nome fOf one or two gentlemen:
$40 per mo. 103 Z stnw oc29- St. EN-
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FOR RENT-A sunny, weil-fur. room, I'd
floor with heat and bath; large parlor,
unfur. aicove; closets, and lrgh ceiling;
1lne room for piano. 1928 ] 9Th st NV.
oc29-3t EN-
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NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH!
MR.. BRACKEN,

The celebrated spiritual medium, OF Provi
dence, X. l e, tells you just what you want
to know gives full names, business of every
description: sittings daily, at So II st. NV
Ladies, soc. Gents, 81. Cc273t
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come? If so, why not engage in some
legitimate paying business, We are in a
position to offer you bargains in grocery
stores, cigar stores, drug stores, lunch
rooms confectionery stores, market stands
saloons, etc; prices ranging from 500 up,
information free. DUNLAP, 906 st.
oc2S-3t
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FOR RENT-2 or 3 unfurnished front
rooms: with gas; for light housekeep-
ing: terms reasonable. 400 X st. ne.
oc29-36
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms i'm modern
Hodse' reasonable rent. private family OF
ocGiis' basement for bicycles; refs. 927
" ST. oc293t
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WANTED Cocks dishwashers ana Wall
ers, portcrs, drivers, clerks, lap %nsr =
boys; places furnished I'll suaeu', ~ -
NV.
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REWARD for the return of a small
diamond stud. Lost on II St, bet. 4th
and 9th NV, to Hecht & Co. and
st. Market. Return to HEIGHT Il Co,
SIS 18th st. NV. 1t
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FOR HIRE.

FOR RE-Fir st-class horses, buggies
and daytons to drunlniers and business
men at 81 80 and s. per day J.H.PRES-
TONS Stables, 9Th and l SITS. NV: tele
Dtoue cali 2O59. oc25Gt-eru
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FOR SAIE-LOIS.
FOR EXCHANGE.
LOST.

LOST-On 28th, pair of gold spectacles,
in case; liberal reward 354 Pa. ave.
NV. Item
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FOR Rents large unfurn. heated rms;
50 and So monthly; furn., SC; house
keeping. A53 U st. NV. Oc2l -ot,am
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FOR RENT-sToRE & DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Store and cellar in Stanton
flats, 1854 N. 10th ST. NV: flats well
filled with respectable coiored tenants;
a good stand for provisions, coal ETC.; rent,
$50. Apply to OWNER, LAP X. l. ave.
oc25-7t-em
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BUSINESS CHANCES

1915 WILL buy fine lunchrOOm, DONG
good business. first class iucatIpn; near
Government and large office buildings.
OMMEkC la L. $40 st NV Item
HaNTED-A waist hand, also young Glrl
with some experience III CTe>sfnd kInt
q III n NV Item
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FOR RENT-Large furnished room on I'd
floor. southern exposure, near Capitol,
home comforts, terms moderate II N.
j ave. NV. Oc29- Stem
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAII
AND FEMALE

WANTED-In the best families and hotels
situations for Cooks, buffers, waiter s. Cham.
bermaids, nurses, Janitors and general
house workers; prompt service. MkS. Ii Y
MANS EMPLO fMENT AGENCY, 1916
II ave NV oc2o-U
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GROCERY, near 10th and O NV, at i'm
ventory, 5000; terms reasonable. BUS.
EXCL, 1921 +. oc21-3t
wANTED-A partner with some capital
to invest in profitable business III
G st. ne. oc21-3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS
FOR Rents unfinished rooms, all con
yeniences. 1907 18th st. NV.
. nc2H-H1-am
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SO. 90 q MONTH,
NINE. THEO.

Medium and card reader; Washington's
most famous Clairvoyant and paIInist; con-
suiG her on business, love amt family af
spells, causes speedy marriages, and gives
good luck; open daily, German spoken; Zoe
and Doc. 929 II ST NV. oc22-l4t
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FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms with
heatand gas. I30 l hst.nW. Oc.o-3t-eIn
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FOR RENT-2 unfHrnishad ROOMS, for
light housekeeping. 1918 h ST. NV.
oC2S-3t-atn
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FOR RENT Large, unfinished, 2d-floor
front room. hea5 aud gaS,rrnt reaSpra =
1906 KingInan place, bet. 9Th and 4th,
L andQ. Oc2T-3tem
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wANTED-STABLEs.

WANTED-To rent q small stable, con-
veaienuy located. j. j. FABER. sos
Pa ave. oc2S-3t,em
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FOR RENT-Two large par!ors; hand
sonIely papered and painted: partly fur. IL
desired; new house; well heat I'd; a. III. i.;Tefs
required l242 ith ST. nW. OCZS-Dt
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FOR RESTARDOMs.

FOR RENT-Beautifu fur. room; with heat
and electric light, lilo 9Th st. NV.
oc26-7t
FOR RENT-946 n. Y. ave, 8 rooms;
furnished or unfurnIshed; reasonable
terms. .ex Oc25-6t- eIn
FOR RENT-Nicely fbr.S front and back
rooms: completely furnished for light
housekeeping. BIZ Pa. ave. NV; second
floor. oc24-7t
FOR RENT-Fur., fine suites of ROOMS,
parlor, bedroom aud bath: LIST and I'd
floors. 500 14th ST. NV. oc23-7t
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BALTIMOREANS temporarily i'm town to
know that they can get their home cigars,
General Latrobe and Freeman Bros. Pride
of Baltimore, at home prices at tie OLD
RELIABLE CIGAR STORE, cor. 18th and
q SITS. NV. Oc27-3t
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FOk sALE-Half interest III esIa uiIsiied
Office. oc2o-3t EN-
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HELP WA NTED-MALte.

MANTE D-A first class head Waluei'
TIE GENOA, SIS 1Eth st pw.
Deg -3t.em
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FOR SALE-Oyster saloon and MIXTURES,
doing good business; cheap Apply lSt
and StS. ne. OC-S-S
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FOR SALE The best located grocery and
provision store on corner Oi prominent
street. Address DIXIE QUEEN, this Of
fice OC2S-3J
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NyANTED-BoARDEES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Boarders at pa E st. me-:
choice rooms; excellent board. oc25-0t
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STORES sold quick by Hunter X Bro,
proDrietors of the OLD RELIA BEL CO NJ
MEkCiAL EACHANGE, $40 st. NV.
Oc2S- 81 en-
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WANTED "A cash register: must be in
good order and cheap for cash: state
price aud what make. Address REGIS
TER, thus office. oc27-3t
wANTED-A good, seconQ hand, cheap
Oc27-3t
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FOX KIN Ito of either sex, nice room.
Win excellent board; moderate terms.
lOl5 Sun ST. NV. Cc23-3t-eIu
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For RENT-HOUSEs-

FOR RENT-Nice 8 room house: water II
mouse; pleasant location. only Sl2. 2Ol6
I'd VI. NV, lie Droit Park. oc293t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-15
No Extradition Papers Required.

Col. ID. b. Moore, deputy sheriff,
now living in Chicago, came on here
Tuesday evening with and attach
ment for Miss Nellie Lenahan. He
took her before Rev. M. Chase early
the following morning, where she
was given life sentence, and after re-
freshments the captor and captive
departed for the worlds fair city safe
ly locked together. In plain terms,
Colonel and Miss Nellie are married,
and the fact will surprise our citizens
to quite an extent. The bride is 4;
native of this city, where she is high
ly esteemed for her excellence OF
character and intelligence. The
groom is one of the gallant llth Wis.
volunteers, who left this city in '6l
in response to President Lincoln's
call. His surviving comrades and
numerous acquaintances are IA unite
in congratulating him on this his
latest great capture.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-15

success. 1t may be that of the few
people not residents of Dodgeville
who were there, a dozen or two would
otherwise have come to Mineral
Point. The gate receipts fairly indi-
cate that about l.2oo people witnessed
the games on the county fair grounds.
A fair presumption is that three
fourths of these were residents of
Dodgeville, leaving a multitude of
800 to be accredited to other towns.
There was no Grafton, reading of
the Declaration of independence, or
other kindred exercises proper and
expected, on such occasions; there
fore, it cannot be called a celebra-
ton, with due regard for THE fitness
of things" We hope the highly
moral editor of the Star will accept
this apology for the TRIBuNE's fail
ure to mention the subject sooner,
and not attribute the tardiness to
anything the mental and moral nim-
bor in control of the Chronicle may
have hired briefIess lawyer to
write.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-15

REV. VIM ATKINSON, OF Dodge
Vile, will preach in the NJ. +. church
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Services at the usual hours. Miss
Matilda Hutchison will has charge
Of the League meeting at the close
Of the evening preaching service.
EXCELSIOR CAMP, No 2sl2, Of
Waldwick, will hold its annual pic
mic Sept. lst in Gordon's grove. One
Of the best orchestras in southwest
ern Wisconsin will furnish the music
for those who care for dancing and
good music will be furnished for
those who do not care for it. First
class speaking and sports Of all kinds.
The camp does not intend to make
money out Of the picnic, but expects
to make the day one of pleasure.
Bills Will be out in short time,
A PARTY consisting Of lawyer,
dentist, butcher, dry goods clerk and
brewer, left this city last Saturday
for an outing on the Mississippi
river, near Dubuque. 70 complete
this list Of professions they thought
newspaper man ought to be added,
but ye scribe, after consulting his
pocket. book and considering his OBJ
legations TO the public, was compel
led, reluctantly to decline kind in
vitation to join the procession, which
was composed Of Mcssrs, T.. G..
Fielder, w. j. Morgan, VIII Jeuck,
Tom Prisk and Fred Gillmann--a
Jolly crowd indeed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-15
Dodgeville's Doings on the 5th.

The Dodgeyille Star complains be-
cause the TRIBUNE omitted to mem
ton last week the doings at Dodge
VILE on the 9th. The TRIBUNE was
the first paper printed in the county
after the National holiday, and con-
sequently had less time than its con-
temporaries in which To learn of the
events of the occasion, and prepare
reports thereof yet there were other
papers published later that over
looked the Dodgeville effort. That
these are not called to account Is ac-
cepted as evidence that only what
the TRIBUNE says or fails to say is
Of moment A compliment which is
duly recognized. AT this late day,
when the smoke of battle is cleared
away, and clear view Of the field il
to be bad we may say that the do
ings at Dodgeville were quite up to
expectations, and accomplished the
objects for which they were designed
to detract somewhat from the splen-
dor Of the celebration at Mineral
Point. and make some money for the
saloons and kindred lines Of business
at the county seat, In the latter re-
spect. we are assured by Dodgeyille
people, the undertaking was espec-
tally successful, the saloons of that
city doing about the best days busi-
ness in their history. In its first OBJ
ject the enterprise was of less marked
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-15
NUMBER 2S.
or Fair for fS97 cW be hcid tug.
Il, rs, 10 and 20.
Attempt at Rape.
tPlattevilie Witness.)

On Monday morning last, Prince
Albert Johnson, n colored man, was
arrested for attempting to commit n
rape on the person of Mrs. Leona
before Justice Traher, who, after Civ
iuhg him hearing, bound him over
to appear at circuit court in the sum
$500, in default of which he was taken
to Lancaster, and is now boarding at
the expense of Grant county. The
particulars are about as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. Huxtable occupy rooms in
the second story of the Clinton
House block, and johnson had room
in the third story. Mr.. HuXtable is
"A carpenter by trade, and he got up
at an early hour, leaving his wife
and baby in bed, and started for the
Hotel Columbia, just across the
street, for breakfast. Very soon after
room partly undressed, and pulled
the clothes OIL of her bed. Mrs. HuX-
table jumped out Of bed and ran
screaming to the window and called
her husband, who had not yet entered
the botel. BY this time Johnson had
gone To his room, locked the door
and then climbed through scuttle
to the roof and jumped over to the
kemier building, and from there to
the ground. After considerable search
Marshal stark found him squeezed
between a fence and building IA
short distance away, covered with a
board and an old piece of oil cloth,
so completely hidden that only his
feet We're To be seen. Johnson has
been about town ut intervals for sew
eral years, and was usually employed
at the Park hotel
Mr.. HuNtable and wife recently re-
moved from this city to Platteville,
where he had secured work at his
trade, and Is son of Mr.. Anthony
UuXtable, of this city. 'ris hoped
that the black villain VIII be pun.
ished to the fullest extent of the law.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-07-15
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned until IL o'clock,
noon, Saturday, July 3lst, for the
sonic Temple to be located IN Miner
al Point, according to plans and
specifications in my charge. Bids
must be sealed and addressed to the
undersigned, and must have the
names of the bidder or bidders af'ix-
ed thereto with marked proposals for
the Masonic Temple. The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids or
to accept any combination Of bids
which nay be deemed advantageous
by the committee.
WIN. TREwEEK, Chairman.