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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-16
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-11-16

Take Laxative Erumo uuIuInr Tab
let's. All Druggists refund TIA" money
II II fails To cure. 20. lh" genuine
has l.. Il. q. ON each tablet.
The times., 1898-01-18
DYSPEPSIA.

Remember that GROVER GRA-
HAMS remedy is GU UARASTEED
20 remove oil distress FROM THE
FIRST DOSE. 1t is folly to suffer
when soc. hottie, procured from
your druggist, will correct In.
sfanfly all unpleasant symptoms.
An infa1iible Specific for Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Gasoritis, anu all dis.
eases arising from an impaired
digestive system Write to Grover
Graham Co., Sewburgh. n. Y, for
pamphlet.
The times., 1898-01-18
FOUR DISTRICT BILLS PASS
The House Dev0teS an Hour to
Their Consideration.
The Cemetery Measure Adopted
With all Amendment-Non Esseh's
Money Goes to His Heirs.

a trifie more than one hour was de-
voted by the House yesterday TO the
affairs Of the District of Columbia. 1t
was the first honor of this character
th. present session had conferred, and
the peopFa of the District had looked
forward to it with much interest. The
first bill called up was for the 'reSu-
lation of cemeteries and the disposal
of dead bodies in the District of Co
lumbia." The bill had been recon-
mended by the health officers of the
District. 1t prohibits the laying out
of new cemeteries, except under GER
tain conditions by which it is sought
to protect the rights of property hold
ers in the neighborhood of such land
as it may be hereafter proposed To use
for cemetery purposes, and to protect
the interests of the general public from
a sanitary standpoint
Section requires all cemeteries to be
fenced so as to prevent trespass. either
for the purpose of grave roDbin@ or
otherwise The report says that the
need of law in the interest of lot hold
ers regulating this matter has been
amply demonstrated of late years by
the practical abandonment of at least
one cemetery, and the consequent
Wanton deseeration of the graves. That
clause in this section requiring under
drainage in certain cases will not ma
terially interfere with any properly
regulated graveyard. 1t will, however,
enable the commissioners to prevent
undue pollution of the ground water.
and. through that medium, of wells in
the vicinity
Another section is designed to pre-
the cremation or destruction of human
remains. Bodies may, under existing
law. be cremated without restriction,
thereby possibly removing the very ev-
idence of crime which is necessary N
order to secure conviction. The provi-
sion in reference To embalminS is fo~
a similar purpose. The Injection Of
poisonous fluids into dead bodies be-
fore the cause of death has been oerti-
The times., 1898-01-18
HALL OF RECORDS.
Secretary Gage Imparts Informa-
tiOn 10 the Senate.

Secretary Gage ImpartS Informa-
tiOn TO the Senate.
On June II last the Senate passed
RESOLUTION calling upon the Secretary of
the Trea sury for information as TO the size
and dimensions Of a building suitable for
Han Of Records and particularly with
respect to the reservation bounded by Ohio
and Louisiana avenues and Tenth and
Twelfth streets.
The Secretary replied Yesterday, stating
there was no other ground avatla ble for
the purpose unless the Congress saw fit
10 encroach upon the public parks and
reservations. AS TO the availa biity of this
particular site the department could sa v
nothing until granted an appropriat ton
with which TO make hOrings ana tests. At
tent ION was called to the fact, however
that it was on low ground and had, in the
past, been subjected TO overflow by the
Potomac.
Ithad been CorHpUt ed that 4 000, 600 cubic
feet of space was necessary for the recon-
Iuodation OF records, keeping in mind the
needs of the future The site at Ohio avenue
If available, would accommodate struc-
ture 4GOxl 20. but the Secretary saws it
would have TO be carried up nine stories
and would cost 81 200, 900. 4 tentative
plan for such building is submitted
The Secretary also submits a plan for
building 10 be constructed elsew here, of a
design thatcan be extended without in iuring
the architectural scheme or beauty of the
building. He says that for the present
100000 cubic feet of space viii be
sufficient. This can be secured in a build
ing 400xI0 feet, four stories high, and
can be put up at u cost of $45O,OoO.
The times., 1898-01-18
Osse-HaH
Robinson & Cherry Co.,
Twelfth and F Sis. N. W.
City. Brevities.

Tie case against Ed. l.. McCabe, who
is charged with contempt. was continued
until Thursday on account of the absence
OF material witnesses
Peter Brown, Greek fruit vender, was
fined So in the police court yesterday for
obStnIcting the street on saturday night
with pIshcart.
A defective flue caused small lire
al the residence OF John L. Fletcher, No.
l4Os Hopkins street, yesterday. The dam
age was about S25.
Michael Cation imbibed too freely on
saturday night and abused and threatened
his wife, Mary Cation, with violence. Judge
Scott gave him a term of ten days in the
workhuuse.
Chief Justice Bingham's court, criminal
No. /, adjourned yesterday on account
OF The death OF Commissioner OF Patents
Benjamin Butterworth, on motion of Mr.
A. Hart.
Jerry King. living at No. 401 ii street
southwest, and employed at the gashouse,
had his foot crushed in an elevator while
at work Yesterday He was taken to
Providence Hospital.
horse belonging To Robert Horstman
ana driven 10y Daniel Blue ran away
vest erday afternoon and coliided with a
treeboX at Fourteenth and NJ streets.
Little damage was done.
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt
TO enter the house Of Mrs 7. H. Thorn,
No. 1892 sixteenth street, early yester-
day morning. but Were frightened away
10y Special officer Sykes.
Frank wormsley, colored, was caught in
the act of stealing pair OF trousers from
Hecht x Co. on Saturday night, and yes
terdHy was fined SEQ by Judge Scott or
the alternative OF sixty days in Jail,
Leonard A. Ermentrout, of 81 NJ street
southwest, reported TO the police yester
day that his store was entered by thieves
early Sunday morning and a quantity OF
stockings stolen.
The funeral of Harriet Robinson, i'll
years old. and thought to have been the
Oldest colored woman in the District 0f
Columbia, was held yesterday afternoon
at her late home, No. 21S Wilson street
The body was buried at Payne's Gene
terry.
John Brown accused Mary Conte, col
ored, OF sniritng $50 out of his pocket
on Thirteen-and-a-half street on Frida y
night. Yesterday in the police court whcI
testifying Brown could not explain how
IL was done. The Conte woman, however
refused to make any defense. She wa,
fined $50,
The times., 1898-01-18

Persons who are troubled with indigestion
will be intereste ID in the experience of VIM.
II. Penn, chief clerk in the railway mail
se.vice at Des sMoines,Iowa., who writes 1T
gives me pleasure to testify to the merits of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy For two years | have suffered
from Indigestion, and am subject to frequent
severe attacks OF pain in the stomach and
bowels. One or two doses OF this remedy
never fails to give perfect relief" Price %
and SO cents; for sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 93S f
ST.; Conn. ave. and st. NV, and 1923
Md. ave. ne.
The times., 1898-01-18
LIBEL SUIT NOLLE PRossED
MI Staley and Mr.. White Come +,
an Understanding,


The criminal libel case against Mr.
Thomas j Staley was nolle pressed nv
District Attorney Davis in Judge Brad.
ley's court yesterday, and Mr.. Staley left
the courtroom absolved of all blame. and
apparently on friendly terms with Mr.
Robert Z. L. White, the gentleman who
instigated the prosecution.
Mr.. Staley, Mr.. Z. L. Gies, his attorney:
Mr.. White and Mr.. Davis We're in the
courtroom. Mr.. Davis stated to Judge
Bradley that Mr.. StaIey wished to with
draw the plea of not guilty. plead guilty.
and have sentence suspended. He said
that Mr.. White was satisfied with this
course.
The explanation made by Mr.. Davis was
that Mr.. Staley wrote the alleged HbeIous
letter to Sena tor Gear ON information from
friend that he believed was reliable
Mr.. Staley now acknowledges that the
letter contained untruths and Hbelous
statements. Mr.. Davis said that Mr..
staley had apologized to Mr.. White
Judge Bradley suggested that instead
OF the plea of guilty and the suspension
OF sentence, the districtattorney nolle pross
the case so that the court might be re-
lieved from any responsibility in the mat
ter. This course was satisfactory to all
present, and the nolle was accordingly
entered.
The times., 1898-01-18
STREET CLEANING BY HAND.
superintendent Stutler Thinks the
District Shnuld IN tha Work

superintendent StutIer Thinks the
District Should Do the Work
Mr.. Warner Stutler. superintendent of
street cleaning, yesterday sent TO the House
Subcommittee on District Appropriations
a carefully prepared comparative sta tement
of the cost of street cleaning by hand under
contract, ut the rate now paid. and the
cost Of the work If done under District CON
troll exclusively.
The figures have been printed in The
Times heretofore. Mr.. Stutler is firm
believer in the idea that contract street
cleaning is not as cheap or as desirable
in other ways as would be a system under
the control of the District entirely
He has made recommended ton that the
Commissioners be given the power to have
the work done themselves. and this state
ment is made in support of it.
The times., 1898-01-18
Y &. n STORAGE CO. 10 To l6 z
L>' ~ ~. ct. ne.-S1 to IS per month.

Do you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times the only COMPLETE news
paper published In Washington
served to you by carrier for fifty
ceEts month?
The times., 1898-01-18
We lead them all in style and prices
BRODT.
oc1S-tf,em TIE HALTER.
THE INDICTMENT OF RoosE.
Judge scott Called UIon TO De
termine Its Validity

The case against DR.. William S Roose.
who is charged with unlawful use of the
United states mail, on the complaint of Dr.
Walter d. Cannon, was called in the polica
court yesterday afternoon before Judge
scout but only partial hearing was had
Inc defendant was represented by Messr-s
W. l.. Cole and w. Newton Donaldson and
the government by Mr.. Mullownev. The
counsel for the defense denurred tn the
indictment on the ground hat the allegatJo,,
set forth h1athe' complaint does not come
within the purview of the law covering such
cases. The language, it was conteured. is
not threatening, defarnatory or scuriIous
and obviously injurious TO the character OF
the complainant.
Nr- Mullowney for the Government CON
tended that the citations made were not
applicable tothecase atissue a the grounds
oil action in the present instance were en-
tiFeiy different from those OF the cases
referred to by the defense.
After hearing the argument of counsel
Judge Scott took the matter under advise
inent untiithis morning, when lie will render
a decision Us 10 the validity of the indict-
Inent.
The times., 1898-01-18
KIBBY SUES FOR 100000.
BE Alleges That He Lost q Leg
nv RafnO Thrown Ernrr a

He Alleges That He Lost Leg
by Being Thrown From 81 Train.
George Kibby yesterday entered suit
road Company for 0,O00, alleging that
he was elected from train by one of
the company's employees. He says that
he was riding on one of the trains of
the company, and that, as the train was
running at a high rate of speed on Mary
land avenue southwest, a conductor or
brakeman threw him off. He fell under
the train and it ran over his leg. He
was taken to the hospital, and it was
found necessary to amputate the member.
he also sustained other serious injuries
The bill gives no particulars.
The times., 1898-01-18
Two Divorces Granted

Two divorces We're granted yesterday by
Judge Cox. Adelaide Thompson was separ.
ated from Malcomb E. Thompson. on the
ground of cruelty. Mrs. Martha A. Lee had
the marital ties between Jerry Lee and
herself severed on the ground of desert ion
The times., 1898-01-18
BALTIMORE & OHIO BULLETIN.

Through Tourist Sleeping Cars TO the Pa
cffic coastevery Tuesday onfast Western ex-
press train, leaving Washington via b. &
Q. at $40 ID. IN. Item
The times., 1898-01-18

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If il fails to cure
25c. Thegen uine has L. b. @ on each ia abl ct.
The times., 1898-01-18

der of the judge Of the police or other
court, and if not called for within six
months by the claimant the same shall
be treated as other abandoned proper
ty coming into the hands of the police.
The times., 1898-01-18

stoll guarantees Shoes that ne is selling
at S2.67 during his great sale, to be worth
SO today.
The times., 1898-01-18

Phenomenal bargains i'll both Mems and
Women's Shoes al StoIl's Great Shoe sale
today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23
FOR sALE-LANDs.

IpR sALE-indian reservation lands-tfn-
der ths acts OF congress. approved March
4 me and July Z, 1897 there viii he snld
a raa.c auction In the City OF Taco.n,
Washington. all the unsoid portion AZ the
& Yssailup Indian reservation erlgfnsliv
Amounting TO is.9sa acres OF exesIian,
0sasn farming and timber land. Thsse
s knax will be sold I'm tracts 10 salit ns,r-
eAssxsx This reservation Immediately al
Slss the City OF Tacoma and borders
81 Puget sound. About 900 acres Of n
kass besn plated into lots az an addition
b Tacoma. and these lots are appraisef
ii from 81 10 xsssf each. acre, lots 1T xas,
10 a.se each. These lots will he ofrerea
fss sale Al the same time AS the lands
Terms Of sale for lands and iofs c,sh
Or BET less than one-thlrd cash. and BAL
ARE in sgeai annual snstailmen.s IN five
fngf three. two or one year az option ~
purchaseg With six per cent interest Sc
cured by vendors lien: deeds 10 be an
proved hy the secretary of the snterin,-
Sale commences at Tacoma Washing
Ton, on Wednesday February IL. al II
o'clock a. M. and win he continued on
every Wednesday until all the lands and
.o.s are sold or withdrawn from saie. Far
tan Information address C. 4. Snowden
Canmsssirrer Tacofoa Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

LATEST kLoNDIKE GUIDE Decem-
Der. 1851. Official Map-Csulde. Seattle
TO Dawson" Maps on enlarged scale
showing whole route. Charts 81 White
Horse and all other dangerous rapids on
Yukon. enabling any one to navigate
them safely. Full instructions on h0at
building, placer mining. etc. making /;
onty complete guide published. Price,
90 cents. OF your newsaealer. or uunles
Lysons & Sallee. publishers. a26 Bailey
Bldg. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23
ALASKA KL0NDIKE WANTS.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

STEAMSHIPS FOR kl<oNplkEs--A -
lcIlan OF ctseag steamships tor SALE suit
Sgs2ga y.SSSl circular Samuel lciuaea,
~ tsroad street. New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

MAIL FOR DAWSON CITY. Circle City.
Fort Yukon and Alrook also AZ points
between Dye8 and SKA Sgsay and Dawsoas.
VIII lesHe Seattle February stA. carry
irg mall for above paints Have made
the 'yip q aid cat ard know h0~ 10 srav
Fl fast My large acquaintance viii en-
able re 70 make Ercaaa: delivery of matt
Ter. payable here In Seattle Leave mail
Ter me al Metropolitan Printing and
SsnolGg company. top .i3or Dexter Hor-
toa sank building. or address same 10 me
a. above address. with remittance Of
ZACH F. HICKMAN.
NOTIcE-Letters fer Dawson City d!s ect.
James r. Churchill. OF Fort Sseiacpom.
Wash, leaves fer the klondise direct on
ed 10 him VIII he delivered n Dawson
without delay: forward same 20 him a.
Fort Stessacocm. Wash. tnclossn- u ssaE-
rlers fee ReteTsnseS y II |. Cd I'D
Steilaeoom. Hon. NJ J. Gordon. assoS a.e
justice supreme court, Tacoma bE =.
loughary. N. D.. Seattle; Hon. 4. 7 Var
de NanteT Kent. Wash. Maj. r. (. Mac
donald. Spokane. Wash.
CANADIAN DUTIEs-n YOU are gong TO
locate IN kioHdiks or pass through "a
Alaska under the bonded privilege. voa
can have yogr custom house papers pre-
pared before Won leave here: those wao
have papers ready for passing the Gus
toms VIII not be delayed. while those
who have not must wal: the convsn-
fence OF the officers. Call on A. r. k-nste-
hardt Canadian custom. house broker, IL
Colman building
THE BUREAU OF INFORMATION,
Alaska Chamber of Commerce 81 Jul
Headquarters IN Seattle. al the. Hotel
Northern. Mr.. Frank f. Howard gen
eral manager, and Mr.. Asa Gardner as
slstant. are our only duly authorized
agents. For information pertaining 10
Alaska and the Yukon country cali upon
them personally or address. Your letters
VIII DC promptly answered
ALASKA FREIGHT-A large prospect
ihg ogittt having their own ocean vessel
attic for ST. Michael and Dawson on
May !, lSs. and have about 90 tons
freisht space for sale; delivery OF freight
n ~. Miehae! or Dawson guaranteed
rof rates apply To r. {. Bell, room Il
olympic block. Seattle References.
First National bank. Seattle.
STOCK companies organized complete:
contracts and co-partnership papers
drawn; expert stenography and type
writing done: mining blanks for locat-
On demand; mining properties nego-
tnfed- Alaska Mining Co., 62S Burke
building. Seattle.
WE HAVE sent IS nrospectors to the Al
aska gold fields. nov own four properties
and Will send men and acquire proper
lis as fast as the sale of cur stock will
allow, For particulars call or address.
kond.ke Emigration and Mining Com
pany, 5i-S2 Hinckiey block
ANDERSoN'S kIoNDIkE MAP Just
issued, shows claims on all streams In
the neighborhood of Dawson. 2lxSo
inches; price, 20 cents. Q. +. Anderson
Map and Blue Print Co., Occidental
building. Seattle. Wash
NO MINING BY PR0XY-sac may save
you s5a.o9G: buy the Klondike- Alasl
mining laws; post yourself. pocket size,
ia pages. sent for s0c. Hills & .Ausher-
man. Box il6S, Seattle Wash,
READ advertisement Of Crystallizsd Eggs.
Page s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

ALASKA DOG FOOD.
With the use OF dogs for transportation
I'm Alaska. the question OF food for them
Is OF vital Importance. The ideal food for
this purpose should be nGtritiye, contain
ing all necessary to sustain life and aho
combine the qualities of eompaetness and
ightness.
Dried salmon containing all these quail
ties must necessarily be suitable nour-
ishment for dogs or man on the tran or
in the gold fields. Prospectors OF long ex-
perience in the care OF dogs say that one
meal every night Of dried fish VIII Keep
the dogs in healthy. working condition.
In Newfoundland, where doss are con-
stantiy worked, dried fish Is their only
foosi.
This salmon Is put up especially for
this trade, and by our process OF prspar-
Ing the weight Is reduced IS per cent,
while all the nutrition Is preserved II
is put up in bags and viii keep for years
Be sure that every bag hears the name
of '.Chiopeck Brothers"
Ask your outtitter for 1t or call at
CHLoPEck BROTHERS,
Wholesale Fish Dealers.
Yesler Wharf. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-23

skAGUAy AND DYEA FREIGHT-T. n.
Dempsey Il Co. are prepared TO make
kinds OF freight at SkaguAy and Dyea.
limited amount of lumber viii be taken.
The large Al bark Highland 49ht vii
all kinds OF freight. live stock. lumber.
etc. First come nrst servcd. TESTS Sc
attic National Bank building.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-20

ST. PIERRE, Martynika, 20
Maja. - Hiszpa6ski kontr-
torpedowiec Terror" zostal
odrestaurowany j jest got6w
do odjazdu, ,Alicante" pre-
ni6s} sic portu wewnetrznego
do zewnetrznego, gdzie zaopa'
truie sic W wegiel.
Angielski parowiec ,,Twi-
ckenham" przywi6z} 1000 ton
wegla do Fort de France. Ia
warto W Anglii kontrakt z
rzadem hiszpa6skim o dostawe
wsgla, wystarczajacego ma
przeciag dwoch miesiecy. Lu.
dnosc ma Martynice sympathy
zuje z Hiszpanami.
KEY WEST, Fla, 20 Maja.
= W Cientifugos straty Hi.
szpan6w podczas ostatniego
bombardowania byly o wiele
wieksze, niz przypuszczano
pierwotnie. 800 mich pole
glo, kilka set zostalo ranio-
nych. Szpitale So przepe1nio.
ne ranpymi. ,,Marblehead"
wyrzuci} ma brzeg 450 piecio.
calowycb pocisk6w i 700 kul
z mniejszych armat. NASH
vile" wystrzeli} 1900 razy.
Okrety amerykahskie strzela-
}y wylacznie ma przesmyk, W
kt6rym 1900 Hiszpan6w by}o
osza6cowanych. Sza1ce tie u.
legly zniszczeniu.
Kilka mniejszych okretow
wr6ci}o dotad z Kuby. Me
przywiozly aadnych nowin.
Mkt tutaj ME wierzy pog}o-
see O zawinieciu okret6W hi.
szpa6skich do portu Havany.
WASHINGTON, 20go Maja.-
Pomimo szczerej checi pred
kiego uko6czenia wojny, ma.
trafia Rad przy organizowaniu
armii lsdowej ma niezwykle
trudnosci. Pokazuje sic, ae
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-20

donosza, re ma stacyi Heafford
Junction ley Is zw}ok ludz'
kich. Spustoszenie sprawione
przez burze, jest straszne.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 2Ogo
Maja. - w Amigo 35 dom6w
jest zniszczonych, 4 osoby "a:
bite 13 os6b ranionych. W
Rib Falls, Wis, 5 osob ponio-
slo smierc. z Riggs, Delmar,
Preston, Quigley i innych
miejscowosci nadchodza hobo.
we wiesci. Wszedzie szerzyf
cyklon zniszczenie W mieniu i
zyciu ludzkiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-20

dzia}at zaczepnie, bedzie trze'
ba zachowywac sic odpornle
tylko.
Ma wyspy Filipiny zostanie
oprocz milicyi wys}anych 5000
wojska regu]arnego. W prze-
ciagu 10 dni wojsko to VISTA
die ma okrety W San Francis
co. 2 Chicago wys}ano dla
$4,000 wojska zapasy zywno-
Sci, kt6re starcza ma trzy mie.
STAGE. Otrzymano tutaj via
domost, re zywnosc ia zostanie
odstawiona wladzom wojen.
nym w San Francisco.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, 20go
Maia. - Wychoddcy re San.
tiago, kt6rzy przybyli dotad
ma parowcu "Adula", opowia-
dai9, ze male oddzia}y po.
wsta6c6w zblizaja sic do tego
miasta i wstrzymuja dow6z do
niego zywnosci. Komendant
wyda1 odezwe, przejeta duchem
pstryotycznyrn. Mieszka6cy
miasta So wzgledem Ameryka-
now dle usposobieni. Podobno
plantacye ameryka6skich pod
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