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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-17

Msndenhall. on North Illinois street There
were guests for sixteen tables. Assisting in
receiving and entertaining were Mrs. r. r.
Reeves Mrs. j. II. Lotshar. Mrs A. S.
the parors were prettily decorated with
white chrysant hemums and ferns. In the
back par.or pink was used and the dining
room was in yellow. The guests from out
of town were Mrs. Durbin. of GAINESVILLE,
O., Miss Zollinger and Miss Gass, of De-
troit who is visiting Miss Huber. Last
night Mr. and Mrs Mendenhall gave a card
party for ladies and gentlemen. entertain
ing about seventy guests. They were as
sisted by Mrs. w. II. Elvin, Mr.. and Mrs.
H b. Canine and Miss Jane Greer, of Ok
q
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TURNER'S HAVE COMPANY
AS THE MARIONS ARE NOW TIED
WITH THEM FOR FIRST PLACE.

Several Surprises Were Sprung I'm the
j. ID. l.. Last Night-Baker's Great
Work Saves the LawtOns.
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III. Reinking, l2s: Hampton, III: Roger los:
Jackson. 10; kopp. l5o. White, 81; Rice. III.
Total, l.269.
Second Came
Prospects-Kerr 155: Andrews 121: Gels
119: Hilgemeier, las; Wulzen. 122: Olive l59:
Hofer. ls2: Heller. las; Robson. l5s: Howard.
132 Total. l.S33
Me.eors-Parks I55: Hartley. 50: KoeIling.
ia; Reinking l36; Hampton, l55: Roger, l3s /:
Jackson, los; kopp. los: White l43: Gam
bold. 1S5. Total, 1.443.
Lawtons VS.. United States.
First Game
Lawtons - McGrew, lbs; Schering. lsa:
Fishinger. III: Tomlinson. us: Taylor. L.:
Brinkmeyer, ia; Cobb. 137: T. Partlow. ia.
J. Baron, 142: Baker. l34. Total l,36s
u. S.-Doran, lS; Martin. l53; Pie. ll3:
Sudbrock 129; Lloyd, l55: Meyer lss; oster,
meyer, IS; Sinner. 10; Merge. 20. Book. =.
Total. 1.2i9.
Second Came
Lawtons McGrew. lSs; schering. Iss:
Fishinger. Ia; Tomlinson. 1871; Taylor, Il2.
Cobb. 129: 4. Partlow. 1874: J. Baron lsi :
Dedert. 104 Baker. i57. Total, !. 2a6.
L. S,-Doran, 10; Martin, ll7; Piel. lel
Sudbrock 10: Lloyd. l29: Meyer. i55: oster,'
meyer, rs; simmer, l40: Merge. So Book.
Ia. Total, 1906.
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RICHMOND HYMENEAL.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. Backward F.
Mashmeyer, a young business man of Rich
mond, and Miss Ida Fraumann were mar
ried this afternoon, at the home of the
bride. The Rev. A. J. Feeger, of st. John S
Lutheran Church. off1ciated. They will re-
side here.
Fred Halter and Miss Marie Stevenson
were married last evening at the home of
the brides aunt. Mrs. Mary Moore. About
nifty guests witnessed the ceremony, which
was performed by the Rev. w. Z. McCarty,
OF the Third NJ. f. Church.
Hugh Mason and Miss Leone Mercer.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ado Mercer, were
married last night at Grace NJ. Z. parsonage
by the Rev. @. III. Hill.
BEGGS-RIDDLE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 16.-Miss
Vinetta Riddle and Harry Beggs were mar
ried this morning at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Irving
Riddle, the Rev. J. L. Smith, of Cincin-
natl, performing the ceremony. Miss Riddle
IS the daughter of the state agent of the
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company and Mr..
Beggs is connected with the Majestic dis
ttllery.
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Young = MeNurray. TailOrs. a N. Penn. st.
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Marion VS.. Independent Turner's.
First Came

Marion-Brown, 1877; Leep, 1S4; l.. w
Cooper. 152; Williams, 167; Bryson' 49, 10
tai, SS3. CT,
Turners-Dicks, 1s7; Shreve, IA; G. Seid
ensticker, 153; Fields. $50; Siersoorfer' La
Total S23.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

DIETER bterauf bic ginsansstafte ber
rWa4t am Rbein" ipielte, unb nit ben
Wdnner4Oren auf Der 8iibne pereins
ten iid 9lller Stimmen in bieiem beut=
i9en 2ieb Der 2ieber.
Dor S9lub Der 0er1ammlung tiinz
biste Der 8oriiber nod an, bab bon
ausipdrts cine 9lnaabl Spmpatbie= Sc
lesramme an bic 0eriammlung einsez
troffen ieien.
Wir ertpdbnen bic Ndmen folsenber
@bienber: Gaelic Societp bon yletp
Dort; uniteb States Snbepenbent
2easue bon Nep Yort; Gb. s. Wfc=
Grpital, Netp Yort; Gr=Mapor Sboz
mas ct. Sobn @affnep, Netp Yorf; bic
Oeutfden bon Solpote, Mai1.; Sobu
Winn, prdioent Der u. 3. 8. bon
yep Yort; Nen Yort Gitp Court Of
Sriib National Seoeration; bic Oeut=
f9en BON 8enepille, Sn.; bic Oeuti9en
bon Seoalia, Mo.; unb Der Oeuti1z
Qmeritanifde Gentral=8unb bon
Minnefota.
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8ii@of Sussan tobt.
ct. Qouis, Wo., 28. MGr;

ct. 2ouis. Mo.. %. Mdr3. .
Die 2eibe bes friiberen 9if@ofs
ssames Dussan. Der seitern i'm ct
@ineen5> Soipitale fir @eiitestrante
itarb, 1T beute Mbenb na4 Gbteaso 9es
i9idt morben, no morgen in Der aas
tbebrale gum bl. Namen elm Requtem
fir ben Neritorbenen 3elebrirt neroen
pirb. Die 8eerbisuns finbet auf Dem
galparp Griebbofe itatt.
St.2ouis. Mo., %. MGr5.
Die 2ei9e bes 8tfdofs Sames
Ousaan, bes ebrpiirbisen tat6olii4en
prdlaten, Der seitern i'm ct. @incenas
Soipital itarb, lit ieBt in Der &apeue
Der Mnitalt aufsebabrt.
pfarrer 9issins celebrirte beute au
gbren bes peritorbenen Prdlaten eine
9obtenmeNe. gs 1T nod ni9ts
bariiber bef4lo1en porben, Oh pie
8eerbisuns bier ober in @bicaso itatts
finbet, no Der Wertorbene por fdnfais
sSabren als Biidof peilte. Wenn bic
3ei9e mad Chicago sebra4t ptro. pirb
iie bon mebreren Greunben bssleitet
tperben.
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0enidfarre.

Oabenport. Sa.. 80. MGra.
Sopobl in Der biefisen Gesenb. als
audi in anberen Sbeilen bon Soma tritt
bic @eniditarre (gerebrozipinal IRE
ninsitis) epibemii@ auf; in Rod
Sslanb unb Woline. .Sll.. iinb in Golse
beHen bereits Elm 0ubenb SobesfGlle
porsetommen. unb in Davenport aud
i9on elmer. Die 2ntalbeb0rben tbun
ibr 8eites. nm bic tpeitere Werbreitung
ber Rrantbeit 5u perbinbern unb bdben
bte ftaatlibe @eiunbbeitsbebSrbe auiz
eeforbert. itritte Quarantansperprbz
nuneen baeesen az erlafen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

brapen Gubaner miiTen bod etpas Bel
Der @ei4i9te profitiren; penn lie nihs
einmal elm paar bunbert Dollars pro
Mann babel berausidlasen tOnnen,
tposu bann biefer sanse 8efrsiunsss
Srubel2
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8eiu, ,,UsSen" setSbtst.
Rofom a, Snb., 27. MGra.

Rofom a, Snb., 27. MGra.
CHARLES Wegop unb &. Conner,
beibe i'm @lter bon iiebenaebn Sabren,
neranjtalteten in Der Srti4aft Center,
In bieiem gountp. Dor benz 9ef4Gfts<
laben bon McgoD's Batter gu ibrem
pripatpersniisen cine 8orerei. Oas
Bel erbielt MeGop einen 10 beftigen
G4las auf bic 9erasesenb. bab er in
Jolse beKen ftarb. Die 2ei6enfhau
ersab. bab' bic Sdlasaber geiprungen
unb ber Sob in Golse BON innerer Nerz
blutuns einsetreten mar. Conner 1T
nicht Derbaftet tporben.
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Cardinal 0ibbsns ioa seantmortei
bnben.

Baltimore, Mb., %. MdrS.
Cardinal Gibbons ma4te beute bic
Mittbeiluns. er babe auf bic ameritaz
nii9e gncpclita bes papites geantipors
tet, er lebnte es inoeTen ab. ben Worts
laut bieier Mntiport betannt gu seben,
unb spar unter Der 8esriinbuns, bab
biele Hom nod niat errei4t bdtte. Bis
babin tSnne er nur 10 piel iasen. bab
bic Mnttport in ibren Musbriiden rein
formeu aebalten lei.
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Ranfasgitp. no., 27. MGra.
Das 10 Ianse 3eit aerfplitterte oeuts
f9e Clement BON Ranfas gitp ION jebt.
na9 benz riibmli4en 8eifpiel BON ct.
paul, gbicago. Solebo. gleDelanb u.
I. 10. unter einen 9ut sebra4t tperben.
aud bier ptrb elm beutf4er 8iirsers
nerein au S@ub uno SruB gu Stanbe
fommen. um Dor allen Oingen gegen
tas beuti9feinblide 9eben Der Sim
goes unb pertpanbter Seelen Sront au
MAIDEN unb fir bic 3utunft auf BET
Wa4t 3u bleiben.
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8ranb in einer &ir9e.
&c N Nprf. %. MGra.

JI 10 q y HO' 15'"@0.
Ginem bieiisen 8latt mirb aus ASaz
mama semelbet. bab am Sonntas
Morsen pGbrenb Der GriibmeRe In ber
Rir&e Ga Hecolleecion in 2eon, y&iea=
rasua bur9 5euer cine panit entitano.
ipobei piele Grauen f4mere. @erleBuns
gen bapontrusen.
Die 9lltarbeden tparen in 8ranb ges
ratben, tpGbrenb ii4 iiber 5000 perios
men, meiitens Srauen. in Der &irhe be-
fanben. Oas GebGube tpurbe gerettet.
aber es iinb piele @emdlbe unb bic
san3e Musi9miidung bes Iltars. per-
brannt.
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Eelegrapbii1e 9epeidta.
s@Ia1D.
9 0 nj lina Green, g..

Botp ltng 0reen, ~,
25. Mdra.
3. 6. Meitenbaper bon Norbs8alz
fimore, elmer Der befannteiten Mbpotas
ten in bieiem gountp, 1T beute tur5
na1 Mittag in 9optspille ermorbet
iporben. gr fungirte tn einem prooehe
aeeen bic Briiber paul unb Sobn 3elt=
I,er, in tpel9em es ii4 um bic Grlanz
auna BON Mnpaltssebibren banbelte,
unb als bas @eribt beute Wfittag per=
taat purbe, perlaneten bic 8riiber gez
ipiFe papiere, bic Weitenbaber ni9t
berseben tpollte. Sobn 3eltner fdob
bann benz Mbpofaten. Der aur Sbiir
binauslief, cine &usel in bic Seite unb
feuerte nod bier tpeitere S9une auf
ibn ab. obne iebo9 gu treffen. On Der
Gde bes @eri9tssebdubes paBte i6m
Waul 3eltner auf unb fdoB ibm cine
Rusel in's 8ein unb cine in bic Stirn.
70 bab Der @etroffene na9 tpenisen
Minuten feinen Geift aufsab. Die
MOrber beitiegen bann ibre pferbe uno
fprensten nad ibrem 9auie bapon.
Mebrere bunbert MGnner eilten na9
bem 9auie, ipo bic 8riiber ii9 ipie perz
5ipeifelt aur Webre feBten.
Gin lebbafter &uselme4fsl fanb stpi=
f4en Der 0ienge unb ben 8rubern
ftatt, BEL ipel9em Elm Mann Namens
g8ittenmeper in's 9era setroffen tpurce,
10 bab ct ausenblidli@ tobt auiammenz
brad. Seute Mbenb besab iid Elm
Gadbar nit elmer parlamentdrflasse
na4 benz 9auie, um bic 8riiber auf5ue
forbern. ii9 gu erseben. sic e-fldrten.
iih morsen benz Sheriff erseben gu
ipolIen. Oas 9aus 1T nod umainselt.
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Oeuti d ldu b.
Up ia. %. Mdrs. pia gudlanb

a & Neu>Seelanb. 20. MGra.
Die aus Der Wabl zines 40nigs bon
Samoa entitanbenen Dirren baben
cine ernitere Wenouns senommen unb
3us elmer 8ei9iebung bon O0rfern
lGnss Der 4iiite bur4 ben ameritani=
f4en 3reuSer ,pbilabelpbia" unter
benz Oberbefebl bes Mbmirals &aub
,unb bic britiidben Rreuaer .Yorppile"
unb rRopalif" sefiibrt. Oas gomz
barbement bat nit llnterbre6unsen
aat Sage lang sebauert. Wlsbrere
ODrfer finb in 8ranb se19oHen unb
Elm Nnaabl Der amerifanii1en unb bri=
tii9en Matroien unD Seeiolbaten iinb
aet0btet tporben. Die 3abl Der setDpz
teten ober perlebten Ginsebpbrenen ldbt
ii9 nod nift feititellen.
Da Der 20nis Mataafa unb feline
5Guptlinse. ipel1e bic propiiorii9e
-Resieruns bilDen. fortfubren, benz
@ertrase na9 Der Mntunft Der .Ybilaz
celpbia" SroB gu bieteA berief @bmiz
raj aauB bic peri6iebsnen 3oniuln
unb bic Glteren Slottenoffisiere su
elmer gonferena an 8orb Der .pbilaz
belpbia", no bic sanae Gage iorsfdltig
befproden ipurbe. Oas Heiultat tpar
cine Reiolution. bic propiIorii9s Rez
sierilns gu entlaKen, unb 9lbmiral
RauB 'erlieB cine proclamation. in
tpel9er er Mataafa uno feline 9lnbGn=
ger aufforoerte. nad ibrem WobniiB
auriidaufebren. Mataafa rdumte Muz
linu. tpelde Stabt er gu ieinem Saupts
quartier gema9t bate unb sins in's
Snnere. Der oeuti6e Goniul Hoie in
glpia per0ffentlidte cine GrsGnSuns au
Der ppn- ibm Dor mebreren Wp9en err
laHenen Proclamation. in ipel6er er
bic propiioriihe Regieruns aufre9t err
belt. Sn Solse bapon perIammelten
iid bic Anbdnger Mataafa's in srober
StGrte unb umainselten bic Stabt.
Berlin, 30. MGrs.
Cine turae amtlide Sepei4e aus
Mpias Samoa. melbet. oaB bic 8es
i9isbuns nod fortpauert. GemGB mi>
litdriider Yefeble iino piele Sduier
BON ben Wsibsu psrIaFen pQrDeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04
0eseu 9epartementss
Sefferion 6 Gitp, no..
On HDHr1

Das 9lbseorbnetenbaus bat eine
8orlase ansenommen, bic. tpenn lie
gum @eieb erboben tpirb. ben fosez
nannten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that
.fd4li4 elm Gnbe MAIDEN tpiirbe. Die
Bin be3iebt ii4 auf StGbte NIT iiber
10000 ginpobnern. Sn berielben
finb bic Maaren in breiunbiieben3ig
Rlaien einsetbeilt unb 1T fir iete
8lane cine 2i5ens nStbis. bic $500
toitet. Sebes @ei4dft alio. bab ale
Waaren fiibrt. mub cine Steuer bon
$26. 500 aablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

Damn trug TrGulein Dorotbea
Boett4er ben na9itebenben. BON ibr
ielbit perfabten Yrolog Dor:
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NuSIanO.
9 a ii ia n.
81 q m OS

H o m, 25. MGrs.
Ser papit nimmt be1tGnbig an &rGfz
ten 5u. Gr bat Mppetit unb iein 8eiit
lit 10 rese tpie je. 9eute Morgen celez
brtrte er bic Mefe pbne ieben 8eiItanb
unb er tpirb piellei9t an einem Der
erfen Sonntaee nab Sitern BEL ter
Mei1e in ct. Yeter amtiren.
Or. 2apponi unb Yrof. Maasoni
beIu9ten beute ben papit unb ipra6en
iid iebr Sufrieben nit ieinem 8efinben
aus.
2onbon, 26. MGrs.
Gin Wertreter Der MKociateb YreB
bate cine unterrebuns nit WIsr.
8rinble, benz neuen Goabiutor oes
Cardinals 8ausban, pel9er ioeben
bon Hom auriidtebrte, mo er Dor a4t
Sasen cine 9ubiens beim papite bate.
Gs fa,b cine ldnsere 8eipre4uns pidz
tiger 5rasen itatt. in pelder Der beilige
Batter feline betannte 9ebantenihdrfe
an ben Sag leste. Misr. 8rinble iast.
bic Nugen bes papites itrablten nod
tpie bic zines lebbaften &naben uno es
lei feline Spur abnebmenoer Settles
trdfte gu bemerten. gr beabiidtise,
iid an Der Geier bes II. Mpril gu be-
tbeilisen.
Die Mrt unb Weiie, tpie Der papit
fi4 um bic Mnorbnungen ieiner MerSte
briidt, bereitet ieiner llmsebuns piel
@ersniisen uno beitdrtt ben pdpitli9en
Staatsietretdr Rampola uno Inbere
in Der 4niicbt. oab SEQ XIII. nod
aebn Sabre leben peroe.
Nocb tpeiter iiber bic Mniihten bes
papfes befrast. iaste Misr. 8rinble,
Der papit betradte bic inneren Meiz
nunssperi4iebenbeiten in Der tatboli=
f9en Rir9e Mmerita's als Elm 3ei9en
unsebeurer nerp0Ier 2ebenstraft uno
balte iie teinesipess fir beunrubisenb.
gr i9aue auf bic 3utunft Der Stride
in Imerita nit feitem @ertrauen auf
ibre ginisteit unb era4te iie fir cine
itarte Ma4t i'm Ratbe Der allsemeinen
Stride.
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@ntbiser, innser Mann.

n yxc on m..,
!, gin,m b,fnnnten 6ieiioen iunoen
sponm Mom,ns Gfniph 6nnf 1T es oes
imno,m n,,r init .inem 3inheiterz&e<
,mshy b,moffnst hrei ibmer bemnffnete
Ginbrsd,er nie fiir,Ii9 bos Woitamt
,mS einsn @ssmSffsInben in g}ortbs
sairfieIb bernubt bntten, oefonuen Al,
nshmen. Gr hottie ihre Gnnr bis nod
einer gHeune nier meilen pon sair.
fieIb perfpiot. unb iiberrnidbte lie bort
ant bem Seubooen. ipo he i'm feiten
G%lof laoen. init poroeboltemem Ges
fpe6r befabI er linen. iofort nufauz
ife6en. ibre goaffen abauaeben ,inb NIT
linn AZ fommen. Oie Rerle poren
BIRD bie RaItbliitiofeit bes i,Inoen
Gnnf berort iiberrofdbt boR lie feinem
&ebot Tolue leiifeten. tporauf iie nod,
Toirfieib uebrod5t unb bort Der g3oliaei
iiberaeben ipurben. 6opt hat iid6 burGh
feline muthioe Shot cine welobnuno bon
5000 perbient.
m.u. e..,x.,. . - m.,.
eS'us" U't'ss' a"' "sst ve'''
:! Waibineton. n. %. Mdr5..
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Raniasgitn no.. %. Mdrs.
g. 9. Mrmour, Gbef bes bieiisen
pDtelge59Gftes Mrmour e 60. unb
8ruber BON pbil. .. Mrmour in @bis
cago, lit beute friib UNI balb aebn llbr
in ieiner Wobnuns an Der 2unsenentz
aiinbung aeitorben. @r mar apei Woz
den tranf setpeien unb bate iid am
Montas bebeuteno erbolt. betam aber
seitern einen Hiidfaa.
Ser 9Gnbebrud ioa $4,000 laReu.
pbilabelp bia, 80. Mdra.
Die a9taebnidbrise unb biibf@e
Gbitb Boone, ipobnbaft in go. 1927
South q. Strabe. bat seitern sesen
sSreherid u. Garron. einen propiior in
Der Mpotbete an Der Is. unb Sadfon
Gtrabe, cine S9aoeneriabtlase BON
SIS. 900 einseleitet, neil er ibr bic
Sanb 5u fart sebriidt bat. Ct mar
nGmli& ibr Qiebbaber geipefen. Merate
Iasen. bab etn Mbiterben Der 9anb einz
treten f1nne unb bab bann ipabrf9ein@
li4 cine 9lmputation berielben notbz
ipenbia iperben ipiirbe, neil bic 2no9en
ber Mittelbanb aerquetidt ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

Die 9duptlinge Der Sanuszpartei,
Die na9 anoeren Snieln perbannt iua.
rem. limb Suriidsebra9t ipprben. Oie
SHuBipaffen unb Munition, bic benz
Sanus dm 2. Sanuar tpessenommen
fparen, ilnb tbm suriidgeseben tpprben.
The evening times., 1899-04-12
PLANS FOR A MASONIC FAIR.
Decorative Features Already D.
Hl.Ad hr NaUal I0dua

Decorative Features Already De-
vised by Naval Lodge.
The plans for the forthcoming fair of
Naval Lodge. No. A. F. A. A. NJ. tosbe
given in Its building. corner dof Pennsy3-
vania Avenue and Fourth Street southeast,
from April "a to May s. inclusive. contem-
plate the introduction of a number of un-
usual features, proninsat among which
will be the Transformation Of the lodge
room Itself into q large and beautiful con-
servatory and the chanStng Of the present
entertainment hall int0 a wondrous ice
palace, both Of these designs being work
ed out with the greatest care and attention
to details.
The former is being decorated after plans
by William Scantleburyy and the latter from
drawings by william j. Palmer these gen.
tlemen personally supervising the work
and insuring Its artistic success.
The committee On decorations is COM
posed Of the following members: William
J. Palmer. chairman Messrs. William
Scantlebury. Henry Brock. jr., T. A. Bred
ford, c. NJ. Buckley George E. Bohannon,
William A. Cooper. Charles W. Cooksey,
James Ciscle. George E. Cornell, Alton w
Cornwell. A. Goodman, Thomas d. Gam
brill. George W. Hogue. Joseph E. Hodg-
sen, William H. Hoeke, Herman Kahlert,
]. H. McCathran. NJ. Otterback, William c.
Peake, James L. Parsons. Joseph s. Rey-
nolds. A. A. Sousa, George F. Stevens
George E. Trueman, George Thorn, Amos
Yost, and William II. Yost.
The evening times., 1899-04-12
He WIN speak Here Ar.In.

Do not fail to hear the noted ex-Rouian Catholi,
preacher Evangelist Leyden next Thursday after
noon and evening at Odd Fellows Hall. See full
particulars in tomorrows papers.-Advt.
The evening times., 1899-04-12
WILLIAM (. REED
ON TRIAL FOR HBApER
Jury Completed and the Tes-
timony Begun,
The Prisoners Wifs and Childrea
in Court. =
Brief History Of the nr.tal Crime
Charged Axainst tke De-
fendant. Z

Very soon after the proceedings in The
Reed murder trial were resumed in Crimi-
nal Court today. the jury, the empaneiing
OF which began yesterday. was completed.
by the selection of the followings7, John
H. Davis. Charles T. Dickinsoasp$iu ius Tol;.
son. John H. Beecher, WE Uebinson.
Andrew Archer, William C: PaAke, BeHja-
min Sinsheimer, John T., Holden, E. G.
Leopley. NJ. c. Gallaher, and George D.
Biggs.
When the jurors had been sworn Assist
ant District Attorney Shillington. who is
representing the Government, briefly stat
ed what it was. proposed to prove. His
statement was substantially the history
of the killing Of Elizabeth Logan by the
defendant. William X. Reed, as published
in The Times yesterday. Briefly retold, the
circumstances are: On the night Of Sep
tember 4 last Reed. who is a married man..
met the Logan woman, with whom, 1t is
alleged, he was on intimate terms. at the
corner OF NJ and Second Streets southwest.
She was then in conversation with n man
named Williams. Reed approached her and
asked her IL she would allow him to speak
to her. She refused on the ground that
she was otherwise engaged. and did not
have time to waste on him.
Without further words. Reed stepped up
to her and plunged knife. which he held
In his hand. deep into her neck. The Logan
woman attempted to run away. but fell
on the sidewalk and died within a few
moments.
The counsel for the defendant. PERI
Frisby and Royal Hughes reserved their
opening statement to the jury.
The defendant, Reed, who sat immedi-
ately behind his attorneys, is about thirty
five years old and was dressed in a dark
suit of clothes. He also wore a black
overcoat on the left lapel of which was
large bunch Of violets. Reeds wife, with
an infant in her arms, sat on his right.
while his other two children. boys about
eight and ten years OF age, we're also near
him.
The first witness called by the Govern
ment was DR.. Sterling Ruffin. who made
the autopsy on the body Of the dead wo-
man the day after her death. He describ-
ed the wound in her neck. which he said
was the cause Of her demise.
The next witness was Andrew Williams,
the man in whose company Elizabeth Lo-
gan was at the time she received the Ia
tai blow at the hands Of Reed. He knew
nothing of the circumstances which led to
the murder. When Reed approached the
Logan woman he testified. she said to
him: THAT man is going TO hurt some
body and handed the witness small
stick she had in her hand. When Reed
reached them. Williams said, Reed asked
her il he could speak to her and she re-
fused to do so. Reed then plunged knife
into her neck and ran away. s----- '--7- e.
The evening times., 1899-04-12

The way TO be sure Of drinking pure beer is
10 conAne yourself to the Heurch's brew Phone
6s4, Arlington Bottling Co., for a case Of Maer-
zen, Senate, or Lager Beer.
The evening times., 1899-04-12
CITY BREvITIES.

Original pensions have just been issued to the
following Washingtonians: Mary H. Cook. Ss;
Ann Collins, So.
The Court of Appeals has passed until May
the case of the District of Columbia against the
Camden Iron Works.
Rev. W. J. Mcknight. ID. has returned from
his missionary work in Florida to his home at
2u32 Sixteenth Street northwest.
Among the marriage licenses issued In Balti.
more yesterday TO Norris West, eolored.
a widower, and Sadie Washington, both Of this
city.
J. W. Dawson, upon motion Of Victor II. Wal
lace. and Justin f. Flannery, upon motion OF
+. Hilton Jackson, yesterday admitted to
practice before the Court of Appeals.
Careless driving caused collision on Sixth
Street northwest, at o'clock yesterday after
noon between cab No. 775. Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, driven by r ]. Mangum,
and a wagon owned by W. d. Buck, at the cor
of Fifth and G Streets. Bucks wagon was
driven by Ernest Shelton, and damaged to
the extent OF 81.
A horse attached to a delivery wagon of Lewis
Rothschild & Co., of No. 52l Ninth Street north
west. while feeding in front of thel above ad-
dress yesterday afternoon became frightened and
away, colliding with express wagon Of
Chavis l. Hoff, Of HOS Fourth Street northwest.
The collision resulted in the total demolition
of the delivery wagon No one injured.
James Peavey. of Charlestown, W. Va, re-
ported to the police last night that while in
company with five six colored boys in Jack
sons lumber yard at Fourteenth Street and
Maryland Avenue southwest, about O'Clock, he
WAS robbed Of So in cash. lie does not know
which of the boys secured the money The po-
lice have good description Of the boys, and
are on the lookout for them.
John D. Norm, twentysix years old, cook
in the Third L. s. Cavalry. stationed at Fort
Ayer, was struck by Of the Capital Trac-
tion Company, at the corner Of Twenty second
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, about II O'Clock
last night, and suffered an ugly laceration of
the scalp. He was taken to the Emergency Hos
pital, where four stitches were required to close
the wound. After receiving treatment Norm was
allowed to leave the hospital.
The Library Association of Washington CITY
will hold its thrty-ninth regular meeting at
Columbian University at O'Clock this evening.
The following communications will be received:
From the committee on current events, report
on current library topics; from Miss Margaret
c. Dyer, University Libraries in the District Of
Columbia from W. p. Cutter "An Experience
in Moving Library meeting OF. the execu.
tive committee will be held at 5:20 D. m., at
which important business will be transacted.