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The evening times., 1899-06-28
THE FOURTH ON PIXIES PEAK.
Preparations for Grand Flame. and
Gigantic Det0nations.

Colorado Springs, Col. June 2S.-A great
Fourth of July celebration has been plan
ned for the Pixies Peak region. At Victor.
on the summit of Big Bull Hill, where in
1894 the striking miners built their fort to
resist Sheriff Bowers army of deputies. the
citizens will explode sufficient giant pow
der to rock the seven gold hills of the
camp. Cripple Creek will kindle slant
beacon blaze on Pisgah, the scene of the
1874 gold excitement. The mountain is 12,-
900 feet high. a pyramid of pine logs fifty
feet square at the base and sixty feet high
saturated with barrels of oil, will be burn
ed. 1t will be possible to see the blaze
at Denver. seventy-five miles away.
Colorado Springs, Manitou. and Colorado
City, not to be outdone, will explode 300
pounds of red fire on the summit of Pixies
Peak. the altitude being 1i.14S feet. 1t is
expected that the great illumination can
be seen over vast area of Colorado, New
Mexico, and Nebraska.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
REVENUE LAW ARRESTS.
Cigar and Liquor Dealers Fined for
Violations.

Frederick, Nd. June 2S.-Detective
Wright, of the Internal Revenue Office,
Washington, has made several arrests in
Frederick for violation of the internal
revenue stamp laws. A saloonkeeper was
fined $40 for having stamp on a beer keg
from which he was drawing beer, and the
stamp was destroyed. He was let off with
the nominal fine because he claimed tha,
it was customary for the brewer to place
the stamp over the hole in the end of the
keg, so that when the spigot was driven in
it would destroy the stamp, but in this in
stance it was placed near the hole. a
cigar manufacturer was fined $40 for hav-
ing no record of the cigars he made. He
refused to pay 80 cents few weeks ago
for record book, claiming it was too
much. but he willingly paid the lowest fine
of $40, and has now purchased record
book.
Another manufacturer wanted to dry
some tobacco in his factory, which was a
room in the rear of his store. and, having
a number of cigars in boxes and not caring
to subject them TO the heat. moved them
temporarily to the storeroom without first
afIixing the stamps TO the boxes. For this
he was fined $40.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Child Saved From n Well.

Lewiston. H.. June 2S.-At Smithfield.
near here. three year-old child of Os
car Cannon fell into deep well. The ia
ther, who stood near. became violently in
sane and it required the efforts of his
wife and father to prevent him from cut
ting his throat. Neighbors secured hooks
and at last were able to raise the child to
within five feet of the top, when the rope
broke, letting the child fall back into the
water. Then a man was let down into the
well. He found the child was breathing
After being brought to the top the child
recovered. 1t was uninjured save for
slight scratch made by the hook. Yester-
day the fathers reason was restored.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
SUED BY AN INNOCENT CONVICT
State of New York Asked to Pay
Heavy Damages.

New York. June 2S.-John Roberts, of
Astoria. has reopened his claim for dam
ages against the State OF New York. filing
a bill of damages with the court of errors
The claim has been pending for over twen-
ty years. In 1875 Mr.. Roberts kept sa-
loon at No. 80 James Street, Manhattan
and a restaurant at No. SO Bleecker Street
Both were profitable and he did a good
business. On tha right of December 22
1875. four masked burglars worked II the
vicinity Of Astoria and Ravenswood Their
Henry Green on Broadway. in Astoria.
There the four. with their faces fully con-
cealed. held up the inmates of the hotel
with rnvolvers and ransacked it.
A few days later four men were arrest
ed. one of whom was Mr. Roberts. He was
identified as being one of the four burglars
He declared himself innocent. The four
were tried in the January following and
found guilty. Their terms varied. Elr
Roberts was sentenced to twenty years.
Although unable to prove Mr.. Roberts
innocence during the trial his friends kept
at work, and finally established his entire
innocence. An alibi was proved. and later
one Of the three men declared he never
saw Mr.. Roberts until he was arraigned
In 1878 Governor Robinson pardoned Mir.
Roberts, and the legislature passed an act
allowing him to present his claims for
damages to the court of claims. This was
done. The court adjusted the claim by
ordering Mr.. Roberts be paid $500. This
he refused as being too little. He was
wholly broken down by the long strain
and worry. The items presented in the
cltim are: Loss of income from his estab-
lishment at No. 80 James Street for 65S
days at s23.75 a day; loss of income from
place at No. SIS Bleecker Street for the
same period at s16lq3 a day; loss on prop
erty, 81, 300; counsel fees. ETC.. 81, 700; in
terest on losses, sss,5Ss.1e; damage to per-
sonal reputation, $4,000: total. $13S, 1864.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
.PA4HOS OF His SUICIDE
lie Roy H. Shields Children Criti-
cally Ill in This City.
Wife Unable to Leave Them and
Frantic With Grief-NO Arrange
ments for the Disposition of the
Remnins-Letters Written Before
the Fatal Shot Was Fired.

An incident more than ordinarily pathet-
H. Shields, which occurred last night in a
hotel at Old Point Comfort Va. His fami-
ly resides at 1889 Massachusetts, Avenue, in
this city, where two of the children OF the
deceased are critically ill with scarlet fe-
yer and the house is quarantined. The al
most frantic mother is unable to leave her
little ones TO go to Old Point and no ar
rangements up to late hour this after
noon had been made as to the disposition
Of the fathers remains. Mrs. Shields was
notified OF the suicide of the husband by
telegraph late last night.
Mr.. Shields was formerly collector of
customs of the port of Norfolk and was
paymaster in the navy during the war
with Spain. He came from an old Viz
ginia family and has always been promi-
neut both socially and politically in that
State. He was singularly handsome
man and in former years was extremely
popular with the Democratic party.
At the close of the war with Spain he
was mustered out of the service and since
that time had been seeking reappo-nt-
ment. To his failure to secure the posi-
tion he desired and his financial embar-
rassment, which for some years has been
great his suicide is attributed.
His body was found lying on the floor
with a bullet hole in the temple when his
room was opened last night. a revolver
was lying nearby. 4 watchman made the
CHASTITY discovery within five minutes after
the fatal shot had been fired. In the pock-
cts OF the deceased were found two af-
fectionate letters, one addressed to his wife
and the other TO his mother. The letter
addressed TO his wife was signed Your
husband and lover" He asked her for
giveness for the step he was about to
take. Among the other papers found was a
receipt for all the articles attaching to the
Office of paymaster aboard the transport
Panther. TO which vessel he was assigned
during the Spanish war.
His wife was formerly Miss Love, of
Tennessee
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Lip-BitinE hug Epidemic
Sureadfnx

The hug that bites sleepers the lip causing
n painful and even dangerous swelling has made
its appearance at Patterson, n. ]. Several cases
have been reported by the doctors of Paterson
who have sent description of the symptoms to
the Smithsonian Institution which tally with the
local manifestations which existed here. The doc
tors have agreed that specimen of the bug
must be taken in the act and examined for CLASH
fcation. -hc people and doctors agree that the
hest beers for the health are Hcurich's Maerzen,
Senate, and Lager, because their qualities are
pure and wholesome. Order eaS OF Heurich's
from the Arlington -BottliBg Co. aud you will
also agree that lleurichs is the best for the
health.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Flames in n Grist MIL,

Petersburg. Va. June 2S.-Fire broke
out yesterday on the second floor of the
Rialto Grist Mills, of Williams & Sons
Co.. but from what cause is not known.
The two upper stories of the building
were completely destroyed and the two
lower floors badly damaged by fire and
water. On the two upper floors were 1000
bushels of corn, large lot of bags. and
most of the machinery. The firm esti-
mates their loss at $500; insured for
IS 50O
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Foundry DESTROYED nv Fire.

- Lynchburg, Va, June 2S.-The foundry
department of the Glamorgan Pipe and
Foundry Works, a. frame and corrugated
iron building. 6Ox14O in size. was destroyed
by firelast night, together with many val
liable patterns. The loss is SO, 900, with
insurance of $3.50. The origin Of the fire
is unknown,
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Bullets for Revenge.

New Haven. Conn, June 2S.-"He
has tried to. ruin my life: he turned
my wife against me. and will
kill hfm!n yelled Elias E. Bris-
tol, as he fired two shots in the body of his
uncle, JaMes Bristol. Elias met his uncle
at the door of the latter's Office last night
and proceeded to pay off old scores. The
wounded man was taken to Doctors
house. but the surgeons have not found
the bullets. Elias comes from an aris:o-
cratic New Haven family. His wife has
twice sued him for non-support.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
THIS PAPER Is PRINTED
With ink furnished by JAENECKE BROS. FR.
sCnNEEMANN. New York City. ny4S-tf-em
SEVENTEEN IN THE FIELD.
Duke of DevOnshire'a Varn Wins the
SOham Plate.

London. June 2S.--At Newmarket today
the Soham plate (welter handicap of 200
sovereigns. five furlongs, was won by the
Duke Of Devonshire's Vara. Sir NJ. Fitz-
Gerald's Sister Angela was second and Mr..
H. Barnato's LIE Buff third. Seventeen
horses ran.
Sloan rode Lord William Beresford's
Meta II and ]. Reiff had the mount on
Sir r. W. Griffith's Chaffinch, neither of
which got a place.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
QuadrupIets to Mother Aged I6.

La Porte, Ind, June 2S.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Platt, OF Union Mills. this county,
are the parents of quadruplets-four wee
girls-each weighing twenty-four ounces.
born Monday night. Three of the quar-
tette died soon. The fourth bids fair to
live Each child measured twelve inches in
length. The mother is sixteen years Of
age the father thirty. Each weighs 10
pounds. and the children are the first TO
come to the couple. The bodies of the
dead infants will be preserved in alcohol.
Tine Platt home is being visited by hun
dreds of curiosity seekers.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
I,hor Troub,cs in Bclxium

Brussels, June 2S.-The labor party has
resolved to call general strike as a p-o-
test against the governments electoral
bill. The strike will begin on July s. the
day on which the Chamber will debate the
measure 1t is hoped by the leaders Of the
movement that the workingmen in the
provinces TILL also strike.
1amingsGPie
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Return. From the Klondike.

Altoona. Pa. June 2S.-Addison L.
Haines, of Brooklyn, passed through Al
toona this morning on his way home from
the Klondike. He is minus part of an ear
and two toes. which he left after being
frozen. In his belt he carries $50, ,OOo earn
ings of the trip. which he reduced to green
backs in San Francisco
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Aspirations of Henry clay Evans.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 2S.-Pension
Commissioner Henry Clay Evans. an
nounces to his friends here that he will be
a candidate for delegate at large to the
next Republican convention. This is ths
result of the fight being made on Evans in
Tennessee politics by Congressman Brown
low. who has charge Of the State machin-
cry.
The evening times., 1899-06-28

Walter B. Williams & Co., Auctionecrs, will
sell at public auctiofsen tomorrow morning at 10
housekeeping, NE 0o8; Twelfth Street northwest,
a general assortment Of housekeeping articles be-
ing the contents Eofs nm s-room house; also at II
O'Clock. in front,pt premises, horse, buggy. and
harness. Item
The evening times., 1899-06-28
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Elcxxed With Male Triplcts.

Wabash. Ind, June 2S.-Mr and Mrs. A.
C. Abbott. Of Huntington. yesterday be-
came the parents of triplets. All are lusty
boys and will lie. Each weighs 3 1-2
pounds. Mrs. Abbott weighs eighty nine
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Died in His Ie5th Year.

New Haven, Conn, June 2s.-Michael
McNiery, of Orange. who died yesterday.
was one hundred and four years and eight
months old He leaves a widow eighty
nine years old and nine children.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Fourth of July Excursions vi,
Southern Railway

For this occasi5n fhe Southern Railway will sell
tickets July L. & l3s and 1, final limit July !,
1899, between all points south of tn, Ohio and
Potomac and east ots the Mississippi Rivers at
rate of AND third first-class fares for the
round trip. az iun27 %
The evening times., 1899-06-28

KIDNEV Is a. deceptive disease
NAOANAs thousands have it and don't
TD0IIRl e know it. II you want quick
results you can make no
.aistake, by using DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy.
At druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes Sam
pie bottle by mail free; also pamphlet telling you
how to find out if you have kidney trouble.
Add e0 Dr.. kilmer & Co.. Binghamton, N. Y.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
NAY FORM 4 new PARTY
Devotees to Numerous Hobbies
Meet at Buffalo.

Opening of n Conference to Continue
Unfil July ga Gathering That
ers of VarIOus Reform Movements
Unite to Exchange Their Views.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ L. McPHAIL, A Pilgrim Brother.
preaching Glad Tidings." will speak
at National Capital Bank Hall, 31s Pa
Ave S E, on JUNE 80. at 2:3O and 7:3O
p. m. All are welcome, especially Mil
lennial Dawn" readers. je2S-3t
LOST OR STOLEN-Certiicate No. for
$3.50 shares of full paid. on-assessa-
bic stock Of the United States Economic
Postage Association, of Washington ID.
C.. drawn in the name of Richard ]. Ken
nedy. and by him transferred to me: also
certain other certificates of the same as
sociation. together with memoranda re-
ferring thereto. which certificates are
drawn in my name and signed BIZ me as
secretary. and ]. F. Saum. President A
liberal reward will be paid for their re-
turn and such information as will lead
TO the detection and conviction of the
guilty parties JOHN P. STOUT.
Rooms IA and 15 Atlantic Building.
je22-2S
JAMES E. ROSE HAS BEEN AWARDED
the contract for furnishing coal to the
Agricultural Department. Item
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR, DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Washington. D. c.. June
q, 1Sg9.-Notice-All owners or keepers
of dogs il the District of Columbia are
hereby notified that the yearly tax i'm
posed by act of Congress on all dogs own
ed or kept in said District will be due and
payable on July 1. 1899. Upon payment of
said tax tags will be issued as provided
IN said act. BY order of Commissioners.
E. G. DAVIS, Collector u. C.
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RHEUMATISM and Gout cured by Medi-
cal Gymnastic. Consultation free. Call at
the Gymnastic Institute. 90 Third Street
northeast JOHN E. RUEBSAM. DR.. NJ. Ph.
The evening times., 1899-06-28

RHEUMATISM and Gout cured by Medi-
cal Gymnastic. Consultation free Call at
the Gynnastic Institute. 20 Third Street
northeast. JOHN E. RUEBSAM DR.. NJ Ph
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-19
Ser 0rIiihrnt nrntu[irt.

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nete 2ubpig GIapoI8tD nit 9intsrIaTs
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@nn tinem gnIi,ifen nirOerarid0fen.

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