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The evening times., 1899-12-20
MARYLAND Po.toalce. AhoIi.hed.

Sixty postoffices in Carroll county, Md,
have beer ordered to be abolished by the
Postoffice Department. in consequence of
the establishment there of the West
minister wagon free delivery. All are Of
fees OF the fourth class. The new service
not only brings fourth-class postofice to
the door of nearly every patron Of the old
offices. but provides also free delivery and
a house to house registry and money order
cysteur
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Enect. Of n Pc, D.r,. Rr,e.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-Charles Hermes
tweny-eight years old. hatter- died in the
German Hosi 81, Newark, early yesterday
morning. aftera series of violent convul
sions. believed to have been due 10 hydro
phobia. He lived at S54 South Seventeenth
Street, and several weeks ago was bitten by
a pet dog. The wound healed quickly. and
he felt no ill-effcets from it He began to
act strangely or Sunday, and was finally
taken to the City Hospital.
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Preparing for Contests.

Elections Committee No. l will hold
meeting today TO prepare for the hearing
in the four contests assigned to it. These
are the cases of Aldrich against Robbins,
Fourth district of Alabama; Evans against
Turner Fifth district Of Kentucky; David
son against Gilbert, Eighth district of Ken
lucky. and Walker against Rhea, Ninth
district of Virginia.
The evening times., 1899-12-20
A Report on the Lake Erie Level

A preliminary report from the Deep
Waterways Commission was received by the
House yesterday on The project of main
tanning the level of Lake Erie near it's
high water stage during the navigation
season by constructing a dam across Mag
ara River below Buffalo Harbor. The pro-
ject is reported as both feasible and de-
sirable.
The evening times., 1899-12-20
Freedman's Trust Company Report.

The annual report of the commissioner
of the Freedman's Saving and Trust Com
pany has been submitted 10 the Speaker
of the House OF Representatives. This re-
port covers the year ended December 2,
1898. The cash on hand at the close of the
year was $50. .iOi.9O. and the disbursements
during the same period s21 .iS493.
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OBJECT TO BABY SURPLUS.
New York's Overflow Vow shipped
to New England.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Dec. 20.-At the last ses-
sion of the Illinois Legislature a law TO pre-
vent the importation of babies from other
States was passed. H. II. Hart, of the Illi-
nois Children's Home and Aid Society. says
New York has shipped 10000 babies TO the
West since they began to get rid OF surplus
children.
AS consequence of the passage Of the
law. the Eastern metropolis has been send
ing the babies to New England instead OF
the West. as heretofore.
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strange Restoration of sight.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.--Joseph Burke was
stricken blind four days age. but yester-
day his eyesight returned.
The physicians look upon the experience
of Burke as unusual. and have been study.
ing the case with interest. Blindness came
upon him as he was sitting on table in q
newspaper mailing room, where ne is en-
ployad.
The evening times., 1899-12-20
A Friendly Suit Instituted.

Samuel Z. Wheatley and William Wheat
ley, through their attorneys, Gordon &
Gordon. yesterday filed suit against Samuel
L. Wheatley and others. for the purpose OF
having the court settle up the partnership
of the Arm of Wbeatley Brothers.
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MYSTERY OF A sTABBING.
The Victim Refuses to Give His As
sailant's Name.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 2O-Andrew
Ball. aged thirty-threo years, who resides
at ses Cherry Street, had narrow escape
from death last night by being stabbed in
the neck and chest by an Jassailant, whose
name he refused TO disclose.
He was nearly dead from loss OF blood
when received at hospital, but persistent
ly declined 20 give the name of his assail-
ant. though he admitted knowing who II
was.
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For philippine Indcpendenee.

Representative De Almond of Missouri
introduced in the House yesterday after
noon joint resolution declaring that it is
the purpose of the United States 10 gran;
independence to the peoSie of the Philip
pine Islands as soon as stable government
shall have been established.
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PNEUMONIA KILLS A LION.
Death of a Royal Specimen in Hs
.raul,anI.,s Animal Sho.=

Death OF a Royal Specimen in Ha-
xenback's Animal show.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 20.-King Leo, the
senior lion of Hagenback's Zoo. which is
in winter quarters in the Cyclo.ama Build
ing. this city, died yesterday from cold
which developed into pneumonia. King
Leo was magnificent specimen Of the
black named African lion. and was about
twenty years old. He was the father of
the cub presented to Admiral Dewey. The
carcass was sold to a New FORK furrier
for $500
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tn witness. Armor Plate re.t..-

The members OF the House Committee
on Naval Affairs will leave here this aft
ernoon for Bethlehem. Pa, TO witness tests
of armor plate by the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany The party will stop in Philadelphia
tonight and go TO Bethlehem tomorrow.
The evening times., 1899-12-20

You should experience trouble in making
satisfactory selection of the kind OF beer you
will want for your Christmas dinner. Phone
ga, Arlington Bottling Co., and you'll get the
best beer Overwhelmingly, Henrich's Maerzen.
Serate, or Lager
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Senator scott in a Hospital.

Senator Scott in Hospital.
Senator Scott of West Virginia went to
the Homeopathic Hospital yesterday to
have an operation performed to relieve
varicose veins. He will probably be con-
fined TO the hospital for several weeks.
The evening times., 1899-12-20
THE BOOK FAILS TO PLEASE.
of IA Clergyman Rebuised
by the Presbyt

by the Presbyt
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Ir " York
Presbytery yesterday disappsoved of the
teachings Of Rev. A. C. McGiffert. thus dis
posing of the case finally. SO far as New
York Is concerned.
The resolutions declare that McGiffert's
book. "A History of Christianity in the
Apostolic Age is erroneous and liable to
be misunderstood Some members were not
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satisfied with the mild censure and be-
lieved the General Assembly should order
McGiffert tried for heresy.
The evening times., 1899-12-20
SIGNALS FROM TIE GRAVE
A Life-Saving Design in Cases Of
Premature BuriaIs.

An Interesting Apparatus Exhibited
Before the New York Academy of
lain of the Imperial Court of
Russia-Manner Of Its Suggestion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
FINDS AGAINST. WHITEMAN,
Appellate Court sustains His Com
,viction and Sentence. I'm Illinois.


viction and Sentence. I'm Illinois.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Judge Freeman.
In the appellate. court has affirmed the
finding of the criminal court which last
July adjudged Alonzos ], Whiteman, alias
f. NJ Clarke, guilty of obtaining money
on false pretenses from the Grand Pa
cif1c Hotel company, by means of bogus
drafts, and sentenced him to one year
In the Bridewell In addition to a fine of
s2, ,00O The appeal from the order of the
criminal court, which was entered by
Judge Baker, was prosecuted on behalf
of Whiteman on the ground that errors
were allowed by the court at the trial.
One of the points raised was the state
ment that in passing the worthless check
on which the action was founded, no
verbal statement or representation that
1t was valid was. made to the clerk who
received 1t, and so credited Its amount
to the account of Whiteman, who was
then stopping at the hotel.
Early in May, 1888 -Whiteman regis
tered, and at the end of the week ten
dered as payment of his bill 8 draft pur-
porting to have been drawn by the Law
renee National bank, Of Lawrence, Kan,
on the first National bank, of New York
city, made payable ito one Frank w.
Bowman, and indorsed to the order of
E. M. Clarke, by which name Whiteman
had registered. Whiteman later drew
out the balance between his account and
the the amount, of the draft $3.50, and
left for st. Louis, where he was arrest
ed, while at the Southern hotel, where
he was registered as w. n. Martin Al
large number of similar drafts drawn
on the Lawrence bank in different names
were found In his possessions
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
Story of the Battle Told in Brief.


Round OneJefes right
when she
In
a har 10y ont the eInouth.
o he exch
4 s y s.
fighting natera
separating
n
Round EighJenes late in coming
had all the of It, desperately
failed
: !. 49, s
Round
landed
Round TenFfimmons knocked to
endw in
Jefries seemed
failed
Round Eleven
the Jenies and
middle of the ring Jefres
to knocke
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
BULLETIN OFF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for ST. Paul.
Fair: Variable Winds.


Weather Forecast for ST. Paul.
Fair: Variable Winds.
1-Jeffries Defeats Fitssammons.
Special Laws InyaIfd.
Protection for Loubet.
2-Attempt at Suicide.
Duluth Normal.
Lecture ON Cyrano
3-Minneapolis Matters.
Gen. Gomez as Gnest.
EEditoriaI.
Weekly Trade Reviews.
Mazet Inquiry. ~
b-sporting News.
Fight In Detail. -.
Jeffries Won Fairly.
G-Today's Cycle Races.
Base Bali Scores.
7-White Bear Protests.
Lutheran Synod.
Supreme Court Decisions.
Cedar Loop Veto.
S-Markets OF the Woqld.
Bar Silver, 90 -5-sc. '-e
Chicago Cash Wheas. "A 3-s-1-2c
Stocks stronger-z
-->~2e @s.@s s.ss n4 zs.-e 80
0-News OF the Railroads.
=s, s-5E 5s&ks
1O-In the Field of Labor.
St. Paul SOCIAL News.
Local Beef Market.
s1s sz.ss sss@s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
TODAY IN sT. PAUL.

METROPOLITAN-Ne Stock companv
IN The Senator 2:39 and 8:15.
GRAND-Dark
Olympic-Vaudeville and D. m.
swedish Lutheran synod, John street and
Woodward avenue, 10.30 a. m.
Cycle race meeting, Lexington park 40
p. m. "'
Jubilee, singers, Central Park M. E.
Clinton Avenue M. e. Sunday schaol .v
cursion leaves Jackson street 2:30 o. m.
Prof. Seymour: lectures on London 9
Tower. Peoples church, 8 D. m
Entertainment for Edmund Rice school
library fund, central high school, o. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
COL. PICaUART RELEASED.
His Liberty, However, Is Made Pre-
vlsiOnal by the Government

' however, Is Made Pro-
visionai by the Government.
PARIS, June s.-Lieut. Col. Plcquart
mas been Professionally released from Gus
tody.
When 1T became know that the order
Ior the release OF. Picquart had been issued
M. Case, mayor of Vile d'Ayray. and the
prisoners brother-in-law, and M. Hid
Maitre Laborie's secretary, proceeded to
the prison of La Sante and met Picquart
who was released about o'clock, and
proceeded to the residence Of M Case
Lieut. Col. Picquart was imprisoned in
July last, charged with communicating
confidential documents, and he has since
been accused of fabricating a document
intended to compromise Maj. Count Es
terhazy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
lie Roi Est Mort; Vive le Roi."


nandb
me
nbghsd
been demonstrated that
et away
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
OCEAN LINERS.

NEW YoRK-Arrived:a Palatia, from
Hamburg; Auguste Victoria, Hamburg !;
ENSTOWN-Arrived: Tueania New
York for Liverpool. 4'e"
-LiVERPOOErArrived: New England
- 1rom Boston; Georgia from New York.
New York, via Cherbourg and South,
BOSTON-Arrived: Canad, Liverpool.
GENOA--Arrived: Aller. New York. via
Gibraltar and Naples '-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
JEFFRIES DEFEATS. FITzSIMMONS
Worlds Heavyweight Championship Battle Won by
the Californian in Eleven Rounds
THE GREATEST OF RECENT RING BATTLEs

the Aggressor the Outset Gamy Fns
but ovematced Finally Worn Big and Knocked
Excitement During
Fortunes Change
Ferce and Referee Upon Caution Either as to
Foul TactFitz the Favorite BatteFgt bv
Rounds Shows That the r1anW the Winner
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
AT OCEANS MERCY.
Capt. Jansen and Crew, of Schooner

CHpt' '"HseH anu Grew, of Schooner
Parke, Have Rough Experience.
SAN FRANCISCO, June s.-Capt. Jan.
sen and six men of the schooner Edward
Parke. arrived here today in q. small boat
after having spent four days on the ocean
at the mercy of theselements, which. for
tunately, were unusually calm. Capt. jan
sen reports that on June 8, at Ia. M. his
vessel commenced to leak.SAll hands were
kept at the pumps nhtH nearly noon Of
the same day, when the Water. filed the
vessel, causing the Captain to order his
men into smalf Boat Tor safety. The
vessel sailed from This city Tor Gray !
Harbor on the 4th inst.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10

Jefries veritabe giant in stature marvelously
speedy Tor his immense size Less than ap
peared IN New York great awkward unganly boy Today
he is the 1.-THE active alert athlete The men who
prepared him for his fight with him. They
taught him nearly perfect defense improved
nent and instructed him in the methods incting punish
The transition Jeries appeared last has been little
short of miraculous AT
hltzsnnons, Tom Sharkey and Peter Jackson,
for himself prob ably be able to successfully
defend the title for many years.
The defeated man just good as when on the
crspy morning the plains faraway Nevada lowered
the coors of the then peerless Corbet He active
just as clever just tricky just punish
ment He went unaltering defeat He was the as-
gressor even at moments when he bleeding
steady and when stunned by the blows he
instincvely toward his He fighting
ume and punished his opponent but found him
opponent than any he had me5 and difficult fight
Jeres fought from ching attitude was hard
to get at He held his head his down.
and his left arm extended He kept jabbng away
the left and found trouble landing it,
his superior reach told That giant
human fender to ward off ger He excellent
defense, and the ability to both hands with skill
game too, for he punishment
great hight to watch and CT mmenced and ended amid
scenes of intense excitement. 1t very dramatic
BEFORE Bl G CROWD.
The fought before persons and stood
up In great beam of binding white light. 1t like a
thousand caleums, their great
q
tense red than usual There suggestion
ference from the police Chief Devery occupied by
the ringside but the ring.
he sent Capt Kenny in clear the ring The
pulled off without le and devoid of the
tai elements that Chief Devery alleged he feared
crowd handled with order
1t was all perfectly orderly.
There was absolutely confusion attendant upon the
assemblage and housing of thu big
of those provided the beach ata
In the afternoon and their relieved the pressure
Ing the earlier hours Of the evening There
routes to the city of side shows by the
to be equally patronzed tn at time any
great jam given point The rain that fell between
the hours Of and had ten dency diminish
of iders that usually the
that kind.
announced to kept the crowd from seeking the
merry rounds Ferris Wheels gildei uggers
during the wait 1t all strange
the stands and stalls of the readymade confecons
hestras that made apologec music worked har
dispensed filled overowing and everywhere
everybody's lips. Enthusiasts favore
winner The newsboys shouted late extras that told
two giants who fight.
plenty both Sides but nobody keA
ON FIFTH PAGE
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meUtro
Roert
y ofton
round 3 - %
advag
owanut
fighting
him
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Continued ON Third Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10

1t Deals a Hard Blow at the Minne-
apOIis Primary Election Law and
a Number of Other Acts of Es-
pecinI Interest In st. Paul, Min
neapOIis and DuIuth-GOv. Lind's
OpiniOn-Seng and Ritt Talk.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-10
BABY CLARK .ABDUCToRs.

Trials VIII Begin Before Justice
Fursman Next Wednesday.
NETWORK, June s.-The trial of
George Barrow, or Beauregard. for kid
naping Marion Clark. was set perennto-
rily for Wednesday, next before Justice
Fursman, IN the criminal branch of the
supreme court. The trials of Aiidie Rar
row and Carrie Jones win follow.
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sEcMl.T sOCITIEs.

NATIONAL LEG1oN--At a meeting OF Lone
Star Lodge No 70. National LEGION hold
January II, 1870. tho following officers were
erected for tho ensuing term James A..
Cotrey, past president: chas II Minton.
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Ward. sentry; Or. Il. H. Fox, James n.
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ALI MUSICIANS indorse Fuckers Guitar
Asthod. taught By Mrs. Richmond, Cos San
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Personal.

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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BERRy--The Red Men of Mingo Tribe. No Z.
viii assemble at their wigwam. Pythian
hall. Fifth ward. today, NJ 80 o'clock for
the purpose OF attending the funeral OF our
deceased brother. Past Sachem A. Berry
Members of rcDkaway Tribe. No. 3. and
sojourning Red Men are invited. BY order
Of F. =. Gagne, Sachem; +, l.. Adams. c.
orr
Houston, January 10. 1890.
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PERSONA

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements In the office OF The Post
Tor week enaiag SATURDAY, January y. 1897;
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THE DEI.AMoRToN Dress Cutting School il
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CLERK with $500; three dinIns 81 room sap farm ann
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FOR RRNT-That assIr. Isrs. W. n;
Lied by the late Frank ,ns ~
telegraph office: lessona ,','s q
tenants. For terms aPpy
executor estate Frank " 4 /
Franklin avenue. Hous'on' ~.