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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
sat fcim Neebt tajm.

llnierem @eneral Foltmeiiter bat es
frait ieineS boben Nmtes 9efallen 81
bei6lieBen, Die Foltla6en na6 ben
Ebilippinen burdluden 81 lallen uno
ale Fampblete 81 foniis;iren, lpel6e
Die oorti9en Soloaten auiioroern, li6
nidt wieper anmerben gu laiien. Sc
9en Die Wetbooe, welde Die Fampblete
CUR Soroeruns Der asitation sesen Die
annsrionspolitit einiblasen, ldBt lid
%ieleS la9en. auein mir beItreiten
troeoem, oaB Der @eneralsF o ltmeilter
oaS Re6t bat, cine !3enlur auf bic
Folt 81 lesen. Cine Der SroBarti9s
item Oebatten i'm Der. Staaten Tez
prdientantenbauie wrrbe iiber ben an-
tra9 Der iioli6en S%tlapenbarone ses
ilbrt, bic Fpitmeilter 81 ermd6ti9en,
oaB lie aue bur6 Die Foit ~perianoten
Tampblete uno S6riften, wel6e bic
abl6aiiun9 Der Stlauerei b%eiiirpors
teter, III foniiSSiren. Sobn aoams
ieierte oamalS ben sr0Bten triumph
leinss Vebens, inoem er fiir bas Hedi
Der Burger Der Der. Staaten e%intrat,
ibrer @eiinnuns freien ausorad 81
leiben uno ibnen oas FoitsebeimniB,
wel6es nur pon bespotil4en 2esie'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
25. Sabrgang.

lben Bottles, wobl zines pollen Oritz
tells, ilieB oeuti6eS Slut. aui aaen
oes GoltSlebens iibt bas
oeutl6e Clement einen wobltbuenoen
GinhuB.
Die Gntpidelung Der Vanowirtba
i6aIt III Der Slitbe, 81 Der lie SeSen=
mdrtis in alien ben poltrei6en Wtittelz
~itaaten auf Der san;en Sreite oes Gon=
tinentS selanst lit, lit uorsussweile
oas Seroienit Der Seutldsn. Sn ben
9ewerbli6eu Stdoteu uno Sleten Der
Union belpabren Der oeutl6e Gel4dIts-
manu., Sanbwerter unb Nrbeiter lid
ben &ui Der Snteui9ens, Der @el6idz
li9teit, @rinbli6teit ano @epinenz
buitisteit. %iele Der beoeutenpl item
Sirmen ees @~roBbanoels uno @roBz
sewerbeS fibr.n beutide Namen, bic
ibuen ben Huf Der 3uuerldIliSteit per
leiben. Sn Der bOberen Snou'trie
uno in ben 8iinlten 9ewinnt Der Oeutz
l6. lei6t ben &orrans So, lelb't
in ben %iiienibaiten uno I'M Sebrs
ia6 Cant u~nierer innigen Serbin=
oung nit Dem geiltiBen eeben oes al
ten Saterlunpes permittellt I'M ersr
berrli6en Wtutterlpra6e) Sebt Der
ameritanil9e @elebrte germ auI Die
oeutlh die Nuele surilt, no er Slez
re uno &larbeit Su Iinoen 9epobnt
lit. ,Sn Ser Eolitit, Die Der Seutlbe
nitt ais cine meltenoe Cub benupt-
aboeieben pom einisen wnriibmll5en
ausnabmen-iolgt er i'm a~usemeinen
ieiner eisenen Ginli6t uno ueberSeus
oun9. @enn Corruption ben polltiz
ihen &0rper I'll ;erltOren orobt, 'trz
Den Die seleslide Sronuns uno oi.
oiientliGe Woral al Dem oeutlden
Clement Die ii6erite Stiiee. Der
Oeutl6e 9enieBt bier tetn @napens
broo; oenn er bat ii6 pas lnre6t allT
ben SirSerbriei nit lcinem @erSblut
erfauit. Seutl6er Selotnmut1 uHc
oeuti6e Sapierfeit buben IT'D 'owobl
in ben S6lu6ten Sur Se9riinoun9 pte
aud ,llr MISUNDERSTANDING Der Union
bepdbrt. 90 gilt Dem Seutl den audi
in Der Heligipn puo @emlltb ais Die
lebenoi9e, ewig lpruOeluoe Nueue.
Sbm lit Die Heligion ni6t, wie piels
lad Dem An9losN meritaner, Elm @ez
9enltano iur S0roerun9 Der unterbals
tun9 ODER Wtittel gum !3iped. rno
mas oaS beutl6e Clement olr6 Die
Giniibruus Der iutgesireupi9en @es
leuiSteit fir bic Wtiloerung uno Ser
eoeluns oe5 @oltS6aratters in bic
lem yunoe getbau bat, weiB MIR Der
III i6dben, Der in iriiberen Sabren
Die ySirtun9en bes ni6teren Furitaz
nertbums in leiner Sliltbe 9eleben
bat. Gr bat oas &orurtbeil turSli6=
tiger Sremoenbaiier betdmpft uno lid
Die 0er,en leiner WitbiirSer erobert,
0as SewuBtiein pom Der 9roBen Gul-
t%urarbeit uuo Auigabe u%nleres Bolts
itammes muB ieood Der boberen Grz
fenntniB pei6en, baB Die Seutl6en,
pie ale anoeren Nationalitdten oieles
GanoeS, am Gnoe in cine Slei6artiSe
Nation iiberSu9eben baben. Surd
Die innise Serl9melSuns aber oes
oeuti6en uno bes anglo amerifanil6er
Clements miro oieler tiinitisen 9ta=
ton Der germani6 DE Gbaraftel
bewabrt, Der iid CUR Srdserin elmer
bobereu Gultur beltimmt uno sur Gra
item unter ben Nationen bes Groens
runoS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
ct. Gloup, Miruelota, 0onueritag ben IL, W}at, 1899

breden, fie in ben Ser. Staaten per-
iibt wero,A, aui has S4alcconto Der
seiitisen "etrdnte 81 iesen lit.
Yrof. Shomann ldreibt: Die 80:
talsabl Der Morbtbaten, beren urla=
DIE ersrinott weroen tonnte, mar
$50. 26G oerlelben waren auf Gi=
fcrlu6t, I'M cue unb anoeres bdHslis
DIES Gleno in leinen t%aulenberlei sSors
men uno @ellolten, nobel suf unbes
sdbmbares Temperament Der Hopens
antbeil entfdGt, suriidSufibren; bel
1872 biloeten d ub uno Sablu6t bas
Wotiu, 1876 MI ben i'm SdbSorn, aus
Sosbeit uno Haf,udt %be9an9en, bel
elmer sroBen Dab lpirtten perl4iebes
ne urla6en nit a3er nur SO Woros
tbaten linb brett Der Sruntlu6t gu
sulbreiben. Sasl tlbe triiit Bel Der
sroBen unb ~trauri9sn Selbitmoro;
Statiltit gu. Sn 436 Sdaen ipielen
unsliidlide yiebe, unsliidli6e SAINT
lienuerbdltniiie, Gleno, SerSweifluns
bic 6auptroue; So tpmmen aut He9
hung oes Grcelles in 9eiltiSen Sc
trdntsn. Son so Sdllen uerbredes
rider @ersiituns fommen 2 auf oas
Sduloconto pes Siquors, wdbrenp
man in Der langen uno erI6redenben
Qiite Der ipesieu ameritanii6en Cater
uno Terbreben bes Gbebru6es uno
oes &inoermoroes ferner Der Seite6s
ungen, Sdlidunsen, Siebitdble, I'M
terlhlaSunSen ulru, persebli6 nod
yiQuor ais Dem peranlanenoen Gle.
mente lu6t, wo9egen bic llmltdnoe in
ben weitaus meiIten Sdlen Die Nn;
nabme pes befannten y6erde la fem'
me" rebtierti9en.
Wtit oieler Statiitit bat Eroi
Sbomann ben mailerfreuuoli6en Ser
rem uno Samen cine barte NuB Il
tnaten Se9ebsn uno bel leiner amer
! sruten @riinplihteit ouriie es ibnel
lbwcr weroen, i'm zines Srrtbum'
ODER iulIher an9aben 81 Seiben. @i
Ontel Sam ale urlade bate, lein
Gulturbeitrebungen Suerit i'm eiSenel
yanpe 9elteno III MAIDEN, ltatt oielel
ben iremoen %oltern aui,uordnSen
10 wiiroe, nad ben Sdllnen, wel6
| aus Der Statiitit bes Yroi. Sbomanl
seso9en wsroen miillen, aud Die Gem
peren; FbariiGer Sippe weile ban
J oeln, einmal iiber ben unbe9renStel
SoriSont oes Sier9lales binausSu
! lhauen. Tleleiht wiirpe lie oanl
CUR GrtenntniB selansen, oaB Srunt
iu6t weoer Der ein;ige nod oa9 9roB
t te llebel lit, an benz unisr Solf labo
{ rirt, lonoern baB es Siuge gibt, oi
elmer Geiorm ialt nod orinSenper be
olrften, ais Der Saloon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
CaS beutibc @prt.

gSir bieesn nibt. mir breben niht.
gBir bleiben treu Die Nlten;
Nie lol Die 9ieb' ,um bsutihsn Wort
Sm Ser,en uus ertalten.
YDir bieaen uiht, mir breben n'nt
2abt fsit pereint uns iteben,
Damn wiro bic osutihe Sprape pier
Sm 2anoe ME %pergebtIl.
81. sprobe. bic oes aiuoes Obr
Grlauiht pom Wtuttermnuoe,
QoBt h,ilia balten ne uuo itetS,
gu ieoer 3elt uno Stuuoe.
Die oeutibe Site, oeutibe 2reu',
Sic iol uns ME uerlah1en,
81 miro am 5iru,amerte oann
Der o.utibe Stern erblaneu.
gu auten Werten, eoler Shat,
g8oll'u mir uns felt perbinoen;
Tcrt, no bic Notb. 100 Siehtbum berrih'
Soil man uns belfeno fnoen.
Dob no mir uns periammelt audi,
Sn allen bisien Staateu.
9a woQ'n in oeutiher Sprabe mir
Giuanoer uns beratben.
Die oeutihe Sprahe wolleu pir
Als beipges Grbtbeil pahren,
Grit ibr eeu bsirsen Sampf beIteb'n
limb troBen Den @efobren.
Yin orut1h. Sitte, 9reT uuo Wort
QaBt f%elienfeit uns elauben,
Tann tann tsiu Weih auf Grbeu bier
Inns uni're Sprahe rauben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11

einen ni6t ssrinsen GiniluB ausiben
wirb. Surb Baltimore wiro ailh Der
Staat Marplanb aler @abrI6sinli9s
felt mad wieoer ms bemotratllde sas
ger ;urifsebradt weroen, lrm|omebr
ais bic Str0muns cine fart anti'res
publitanii6c lit. @enn bic Oemotraz
ten feline sroben Sdniser be9eben
uno bic @dbrunssfrase nitt mieber
in ben @%orosrsruno ordnsen, tonnen
lie nit einiser Si6erbeit auI bic
G~lertoral=S timmen beS Staates Sdb=
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11

Sine 9uarsHode Napcleun beS
Griten ~erSielte III Honoon bel elmer
Nuttion $50. Sismarts Yoden oilriz
ten iett ldOn tbeurer Iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11
StcrnIbmuppcm.

@eil 10 uiele Wdo6en r|abies"
weroen wollen, bleiben 10 piele lebi9.
aoden, maiden uno bii9eln l6itt li6
eben ni6t iiir cine rHaop".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11

Den Seri6ten aus Manila SuiolSe
lit Der Silipino @eneral Huna i'm lesz
ten Siertel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11

SaS SoStenidin lit gum ;rueiten
Wtable in New 9ort selanoet. Dies
mai bat es bic Heiden Don 1856 Sols
baten unb Watroien mad Imerita
,uriidsebra6t, bic aui Cuba unb Forz
to Nico ibr Veben 9.laiien baben.
,au6 lie itarben iiir's SaterlanS, Il"
wsnn audi leioer iiir cine nidt rib
menspertbe Sade.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11

Wbite b.-Oie sIpei pom
Snlanosamt ernauuten &ommiiidre,
bic ben @olSireuel aui ben Gbippea
pa= Snoianers DE eruationen unterlu9z
ten, baben enoli6 81 ibrer l3uiriebenz
belt ieitseitellt, buB grimes 6olS nit
benz tobten uno umgewebten 9eldlaz
gen wuroe. IS bat ibuen lnn9e 9ez
nommen, baS beraussubrin9eu, unb 10
wollen mir boiien, baB ibr NSert 9es
mdB iencm alten Spri6port aud gut
mirb. ySir baben Ser @eiBpal6un9Ss
&ommiilionen" nad9eraoe 9enu9 9e=
babt.
Minona.-SaS Datum fiir Die
bieies Sabr bier ~abSubaltenpe Sa9lasz
ur9 bes Wtnnelota SdnserbunbeS lit
uui ben -. sunni ieltseieet.
Nc ontato. - Inter Der neuen
StuOtperwaltuns iou eS iebt bier nad
ii llbr abenbS unb Sonntaos ben
9ansen Sag troten lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11

Die National educational Iliociz
alton bat lih wieoer einmal bes Ser
lu6es an9enommen, Der en9lil6en
Spra6e cine ue%rniinitise Hedtl6rei-
buns na6 Dem pbonetilden Spitea 81
seben. !3unddit ioaen bic @ortenz
punsen in ansriIi senommen weroen.
Griols wiro lie bamit ni6t baben.
sSie inconlequent aud bic sesenpdr.
tise S6reibweiie lit, iie bat ii6 Der
art einsebirsert, buB es idwer bal
ten wiro, Tie ipitematii6 unp losiif
gu reseln.
Sanberbilt lit pom ieinem Sunpt
9ebiiien worSen. is bleibt ibm bo-
bel wenisitcns Der cine SrOit, oaB Ell
non einem 9unoe Sebinen wuroe
ocrS2O00 Setoltet bat,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-11

|on reiden Heuten iino i'm leeten
Sabre ni6t weniser ais a6tunooreis
bisMiuionen Dollars fir S%tiftunsen
ausselebt worpen, iiinfSi9 Frocent baz
pom fir REORGANIZATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09

Question Affecting Pay for Certain
Medical Examinations.

Mr.. r. J. TraccwcH. the controller Of the
treasury. was to day requested by the Com
rnissIuners Of the District of Columbia to
favor them with his opinion as to whether
SO per diem for services as a medical ex-
aminer under the act of January Il. 1892
can be legally paid to one who receives
also compensation of $50 per month as
ply stefan 10 the poor.
The act IF January IL 1899, entitled AN
act 10 change the proceedings for admis-
sion TO The Government Hospital for the
Insane iu certain cases. and for other pur-
T. ses. contains provision to the effect
that 80 soon as may be after the filing of
the petition the court shall appoint two
or more physicians, not connected viii
any hospital for the insane. TO examine. the
person alleged in the petition to be insane
and testify as to his mental condition. each
OF such physicians to be paid "a per diem
compensation of so by the District of Co.
iumbla. on the certificate of the court that
his account fer such service is just and
correct
In several cases tried under this act the
medlcal hammers have been seIected from
among the physicians to the poor These
physicians are under the supervision of the
he alth officer, and receive as compensation
so per month from the approximation for
relief Of the poor"
BelnS employees of the District govern
ment IL has been suggested that payment
Tor their services rendered under the act
governing admissions TO the Hospital for
the insane might be considered in the ma
ture OF extra compensation and. as such
within the prohibition of section 1875. Re
viScd Statutes Of the United States There
Tore the Commissioners desire an opinion
II the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09
EARTH'S WORST SPASM.
when Nature JuEglcd With Islands in
the Straits of Sunda.

From the Pail Mall Gazette
1t is just sixteen years since the most stu
pendous and appalling of all the convul-
sions of nature which have occurred either
IL ancient or in modern times took place,
on August - 1Ss:},, at 10 a m. the greater
pc rtior. Of the Island of Krakatoa, in the
Straits of Sunda was destroyed while two
new islands were created by volcanic ac-
ton. We. in England, remember the fact
mainly Oh account of the magnificent sun
sets which followed the event and were wit
messed all over the world. These sunsets,
it is now hardly necessary to state were
caused by the impalpable dust and vapor
particles which had been elected from kra-
katoa to height of twenty miles or more
from the surface of the earth and were
still floating in the upper air.
The eruption caused a great seismic wave
% the sea. which overwhelmed the villages
on the neishboring shores and drowned
upward of thirty thousand persons The
height of the crest of this wave has been
variously estimated, but at Telok Betong.
in Sumatra, the water reached within six
feet of the residency, which stands
hill, seventy-eight feet above the sea, and
the Dutch man-ofwar Bcrouw. anchored
off the coast was carried by the wave up
the valley nearly two miles inland, and was
left high and dry more than thirty feet
above the sea level.
If man were TO tell us that while walk
ing down PicCadilly he had heard
plosiou which had taken place at Guilford
or any town situated some thirty mi es
away we should probably think that he
was under misrepresentation. But If he
told US that he had heard one that occur
red at Newcastle-onTyne, at a distance of
ap miles we should have no doubt as to
the condition of his mind. 1t is neverthe-
less a fact that the explosion of Krakatoa
was heard Eot only $3.50 miles away, but
also at a distance of 3et0 miles. 1t was
heard in India. and 1t was heard in Aus
tralia and also in the Island of Rodriguez,
which is about 296S miles from Krakatoa
IN direct hne. Moreover, the seismic wave
of the sea referred to was noticed not only
in South Africa, but $50 at Cape Horn.
which is I-S8 miles distant from the Straits
Of Sunda But perhaps the most eXtraor-
binary of all the phenomena connected with
this cataciysm OF nature was the atmos-
pheric disturbance or air wave produced by
the explosIon This air wave. it Is stated.
went three times around the earth, and it
has been remarked that the character of
this disturbance would seem almost iBcred-
ihle were it not for the fact that II is at
tested by the barograms of every great
meteorological station on the worlds sur
face From this the time of its
genesis could be easily calculated with toll
cradle exactitude. 1t is given by Lieut..
Gen. SIrachey as two hours and fifty-six
leca tine would correspond with 9:5S
o clock in the morning of August "a
IL may be mentioned that although the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09
The Walls Ran Down,

From the Irish Independent.
The IrishInan who went up in the hotel
lift without knowing what it was did not
recover easily from the surprise. He re-
iates the story in this way:
Il whit to the hotel, and says l. Is Mis-
Their Smith in?'
/. Yes says the man with the sojer cap
tSFill yez step in?'
so l steps into the closet, and all of a
suddint he pulls the rope, end--it's the truth
lse telling yez-the walls of the building
begun running down to the cellar
t:@Och murther says L. 'what'u become
of Bridget and the children which was lett
below there%
Says the sojer-cap man. BE aisy. sorr;
they'll be all right when yez come down.
Come down. is it, says l. And it is no
closet at all, but a haytheuish balloon that
yez got me i'm
And wild that the walls stood stock still
and he opened the door, and there | was
wild the Roof Just over my head. And. be-
gorra, that's what saved me from goin' I'D
to the hevins intirely,'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09
Ladies' pearl gray AEpines, SOC.

STAGES would be speedily removed by the
tremendous violence of the blast, and the
sides of the crater might either be blown
away or fall into the secthing lava. Such
appears to have been The working of the
final and self-destructive eruption of Kra-
katoa."
It is to be regretted that the report of
the committee appointed by the Royal So
ciety to inquire into this eruption of Kra-
katoa and the subsequent phenomena is
quarto volume Of such vast and inordinate
magnitude that it can hardly be recon-
mended to any one for perusal unless he
comes of a family noted for longevity and
can begin it in early life. Seriously it
won q have been of more value and of far
greater service if it could have been re-
duced TO volume of the size of Bacon
Essays or Plato's Republic" but writ
ers and publishers of the present day seem
to imagine that the Importance of theii
works is chiefly indicated by their cubic
capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09

The penny-in-the-slot system is becom-
ing immensely popular in Germany. The
very latest extension of the kind takes the
form CT automatic telephone machines. Of
which no foyer than fifty have been fixed
up in Berlin post offices. while nearly fifty
more have heen erected in the leading
shops and restaurants of that city. The
charge fer a ihree-minute conversation
within the metropolis is one penny, and an
extra penny enables ere to converse with
friends in the suburbs for the same space
of time Il was proposed further to attach
specimens of these telephones TO The prirl-
clpat stations iii the capital. but. unfortu-
nately for the general public, the railway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09
An OIl-1iuler.
From the Memphis Scimitar.

From MPnlpIs Sclmtar.
crowd of young men were seated in one
of the steamboat offices in the city the Other
afternoon while old steamboat veteran
RECALLED them with stories about old times
on the Mississippi and "reminiscences of old
time citizens.
Did you know old Bill Joues?' asked one
of the men. after the captain had finished
relating how he ran gauntlet of Indians
with his boatH'way back in the fortie5.
Member Bill Jones? Well / guess
did replied the captain. Lets see, he
died just afterithe war. He was a good old
fellow. too. knew his father before he
was married to Bills mother"
One of the boys thought the old man was
doping, and 10y way of tripping him up
on his dates, asked: Cap. how long have
you been running on the river?'
Who rae? why, l started on the Mis-
sissippi when it was nuthin' but creek"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09
4aSO Tips TO Friends

From the New Orleans Times Democrat
"A ito friend. Not on your life.'
said veteran New Orleans broker. chat
ting over cigars and coffee in a restaurant
last night I've responded on hard-iuck
stories as often as the next fellow he con-
tinued. earnestly. and I'll do it again, but
a tip on the market-no! / wouldn't give
it if l knew il was a leadpipe cinch and the
other chap needed the money to buy bread,
That sounds hard. and It's the result Of
hard experience. When was young and
green l used to put folks next to good.
things now and then and there was never
a case-not oHe-in which / didn't have
reason 10 curse my folly. Ia the first place,
nobody who gets a secret of that kind is
going to keep Il One day years ago-5ust
70 give yCu an H. ustrat.cE-a man who was
a., old friend of n,y father and who was
badly down on his luck came to ask my
private advice on Ii tile speculative invest
ment- took HIN MO nay back office
swore MIN to secrecy, and gave him piece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09
The Lake DHeilers in Britai..

From the Westminster Gazette
A very interesting antiquaria discovery
is reported off the east coast, at SandIe-
+. ere During the last low tides the .bb
has been assisted by persistent favorable
winds TO such an extent that large tracts of
coast have been left bare and cleared of
shingie, so as to expose the peat fer obser-
Walton, with the result that the habitat of
an cid-world colony of lake dweiiers has
be n revealed. The old piles are standing,
and tae roegh-hewn tree trunks OF the
Platforms are SIN there, showing the tool
marks aad evidences of nortis- ng and
joining. Aroth colony of ia sze s4xveilir gs
IL already known TO have exis. ed near by
and il would seem from this rev discovery
that there must have been = -cafissdera biz
number of them in prehistoric Tim & in
that district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09

MIS- Susan McCauley. eighty-two years
old. living at 1897 35th street. was knocked
down by bicycle ridden by Philip Ash
good. near sth and E streets northwest.
about l O'Clock this afternoon The aged
woman was taken to her home i'm a ear
riage by a friend. She was not seriously
injured According to the police report of
the afair no blame Is attached to Mr.
Ashgood who lives at No. IL street north
east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09

Peter Fersinger. through Attorney E H.
Thomas. this afternoon instituted suit at
law against Thomas \. Donoghue to re-
cover damages in the sum of $1,000. Care
lesSuess on the part of the defendant in
connection with the erection of a certain
wall is alleged.
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He Made a Sale.
frolE It'll Bits.

Canvasser-'I have here a work"
Master OF the House, can't read"
Canyasser-"But your children"
Master of the House, have no chill
dren," MISUNDERSTANDING but a cat"
canvasser--weil. you want something
TO throw at the cat"
He took the book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09

companies have not yet made up their
minds whether such an arrangement woulI
be TO their own advantage or not. and until
they have signified their approval of the
proposed plan, the postal oficials can do
nothing
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Motion In Arrest of JUDGMENT

In the case OF George r. Davis. the
former expr IS messenger. recently con-
victed in Criminal Court No. 1 Of assault
with intent to kill. motion in arrest Of
Judgment was filed today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09

Remnants of Golden Art Draperies. in good
S yard ana !soE'a..so!a a. &c 4hc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09

lot of Opaque Window Shades finished
with heavy ia"c-On strong spring roll =
ellsworth Doc. for. Observation-Disclosures. ZalG,
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Remnants Of Curtain Swiss, In colored dot
and white figures and dDis-usefuI
lengths worth l2Izc. and 15c. Il yd 7U/
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09

30 pairs of Fine Nottingham Lace Certafns
sanples and odds and ends combined not
moe than J. pairs of any one iot-some slightly
soed-worth 81, s.. - and s.. 30 Il a n nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-09

Remnants of Fine French Sateens, in a
variety Of choi'c patterns-sold al I9c. m -
yard-for. VIC
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With Saturday racing daily at Benn:ns
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2 lots from the children's deDartment.
An odd lot of Corsets, 25c.
25c. Veilings. &c.

This weeks busy selling in the Yelling De-
partmcnt has left many cmnants-which We
mark for clearance Friday. The lot consists Of
Fish and Brussels Net Yeilings. in plain and
dotted effects of the newest styles in black
and all cOlOrs. They sold at p cents. Rem
Uant price. l2c. a yard.
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bonbie-htd Comforts. covered with best sflkn-
line and tlled with pure white lain or IN
mated c"itoii-were Snow D H. Il "
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An odd lot Of Fine Atwood BIankets-fl- Lamar
ter size for double beds-nade of
finest California bianketS-were 81 80 q Il eR