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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
The Trouble at Cleveland.


Clevelard, O., Aug. ALI the local
troops on strike duty here have been
relieved and it was expected that the
State troops would be sent to their
homes within few days. The blowing
up of car last night, however, has
convinced the authorities that the dan
ger ia not past, and the programme OF
sending the troops home may be
changed.
The first arrest brought by the boycott was
made this morning. Charles Tresel, 8 bar.
Der. is the victim He refused TO shave Pa
trolman Sacks because the latter rode on e
car. The prosecution will be conducted under
the statutory rights" law, which forbids
places of public accommodation discriminst-
ing against sny one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Il is stated in San Francisco that DR.
David H Moore, Of Cincinnsti, hs;
been offered the bisbopric in tine Metho
dist Church made vecaut by the deatt
OF Bishop Newman.
Smallpox is spreading in the towns
On the Kentucky, Tennessee and Yir'
ginias border. Five more cases are re
ported today at Stonegs, Va, aud one
case al Dufield. Va. Smallpox is rag
inc in Leslie county, Ky. Five huud
red cases and several deaths have been
reported.
Charles Haverly and James Lucas
quarrelled at Lanes Mills near Altoona,
Pa. last night over a girl to whom
both were paying attention. They
met after attending prayer meeting and
came to blows. Lucas drew a knife
AID plunged it into Haverly's back in
hictng a fatal injury. Lucas escaped,
and is still at large.
Charles Yaegar, aged 10, OF Brandt,
FIVE miles south OF Susquehanna. Pa,
cut the throat Of mis- three children
with razor at sn early hour this
morning and then committed suicide
by cutting his own throa.. The child
rem mad evidently been killed while
sleeping. Il is supposed that the deed
was committed while Yaeger was sui.
fering from temporary insanity.
The Morgan line steamer Excelsior, from
New York for New Orleans, vas in collision
esrly yesterday morning with the schooner
R0b ri Graham Dun, from Ssvsnnsh TO New
York The Excelsior cut of everything
square with the knightheAds, carrying sway
the boTsprit and damaging the cutwater. A.
the schooner did noI leak, and assistance VS.:
not required. the steamer proceeded on hei
way. The Excelsior ped with little dam.
age.
Henry Stocker, aged . years. sn electric
light trimmer, OF Phi adelpha working on s
pole esrly this morning, received an electric
shock and fell TO the street. He struck
the pavement head foremost with such force
that MS head WAS crushed into suspects:
mass, causing instant death.
David Davis, aged 80, and Ms. Lucy Ben.
nett. aged SO, have just been married ST
Santa Barbara, Cal. Both are spirtnalists
Davis was known in the early part Of the
century as the boy orator" OF Virginia He
went 10 California from Virgins in 1919.
Nov it is reported that Anthony J Drerel.
son Of the late 4. J. Drexel. OF Philsdelphis.
will follow in william Waldorf Asto1's foot.
steps and swear allegiance 10 Queen Yictoris.
Both NJ. and Mrs. Drexel hsve become en-
amored Of London life and society.
Mrs. Clinton Rider, wife OF prominen,
farmer. while driving home from Tyrone.
ps last evening ns= th-,wp or- ~ x-s -,o
during s. runaway. Her neck va. broken
and desth wss instantaneous.
Charles A. F. Aut4ntieth. wealthy retired
banker Of Ph!lsdelphis Committed suic &c in
lis bath tub this morning He shot himself
through the hesd.
Advices received ty Tsmmany men toiay
stated that Bicnsrd Croker would ssil for
New York TOMORROW on the ST Pscl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
Weird Tale of Massacre.

Philadelphia, Aug. THE schooner
Glosscsp, from oilo, arrived at this
port yesterday, with cargo Of sugar.
Passing Cape Melville light on Balopa
Island. one ofthe little islands OF the
Philippines, on April , she. hove TO
in answer to signals OF distress
The keeper and his assistants
dragged themselves down to the beach.
gaunt and weak They said the na
tives had risen for massacre offoreign
ers. OF all the SpsDiards who had been
on the island not one remained alive
Captain Spicer, OF the Glosscap, gave
hem food and what oil he could spare,
and sailed away, stopping at Batavia to
to tell the British consul. What hap.
pened 10 the lighthouse keeper ne does
GOT know.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
j gain Fell from Grace.

Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 4-UDless he sub
nits mis- resignation on or before Monday,
aext, Mayor Woodward will doubtless
ne forced out Of office on impeachment
proceedings He will be charged with
improper and immoral conduct and be-
log intoxicated. The charges were
made before the City Council and
Woodward asked forgiveness, promis-
ing to reform. He was placed on
probation and resumed his duties work
ing without interruption until Monday,
when ne again fell from grace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
The Yaoui Revolt.

City of Mexico, Aug. 4-Dispatches from
Gusysmos show that the Ysoui instruction
is growing sud sll the IndisRs along the NV
er are rising il arms snd taking 10 the noun.
tsins TO join thei. companions already Stray
ed against the authorities.
San Francisco, Aug / According TO ed.
vices received here the Mexican troops hsvt
the Is qui revolt in hsnd They have killed
many Indiars in so1oTs ard It is ssid the vsi
will now be one OF exierminstion. The gov
eminent has stationed troops sill along the
Msyo river to intercep; reinforoements.
Guayamas, Mexico, Aug. 4.-Advices from
Yicam state that the Yaquis have killed
Hilsrio Amsrillss, one Of their eldest chiefs
sni that they have priest and three nuns as
prisoners. 1t is feared that all the Ysoui:
prisoners will be subjected 10 fearful a.roc;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
From Havana.

Havana, aug. 4.-Yellow fever in s
virulent form mas appeared in the com
mandancaia where the headquarters Ct
Rear Admiral Cromwell are located.
The situation threatens to become serl-
Gus. Eight separate cases OF fever
were discovered here yesterday and the
prophecy of Chief Surgeon O'Reiliy
that yellow fever would be epidemic i'll
Havana promises to be fulfilled. Ar
engagements for moving department
headquarters on board the hospital
ship Terry in the event Of serious de-
Velopments are in progress. The au.
thorities at the palace express alarm
at the situation. A stampede o.!
Americans from Havana is imminent.
General Jiminez. who, it is believed,
will head revolution il San Domingo,
is preparing to leave for lis country 10
begin operations. He says be will
win. 1t is reported that General
Gomez will take the field with him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
FRIDAY EVENING, AUG. I, 1899

THIS MOST remarkable country goes
to war to spread Christianity and gives
immense sums OF money to Christisnize
the heathen,-or, rather, says II does;
but it willingly, apparently at least,
sees its own people abandoning the
Christian faith sud hears with approval
is own bishops and preachers fout
the book upon which rests that faith.
General Washington, who certainly
proved that it was his country's inter
ests and not his own that inspired him
10 risk MS fortune, life and sacred hon
or. truly said that morality could Lot
be relied upon without the help Of
Christianity, and yet the people who
now live IN the United States scout the
teachings OF the Bible, the one and only
support that Christianity has. That
book teaches that man must earn his
bread by the sweat OF MS face, but such
an idea has become almost obsolete and
those who agree with it are denounced
as tyrants, even if they themselves be
compelled by hard necessity to obey
the onefous Injunction; and the easier
aud more popular idea is that men
shall live, without work, that the world
owes every man q living without mar
ual labor, and that only the man
VINO knows how to have good time
without work, is the noblest work OF
God. That the prospect OF the future
OF such a country is not favorable, is so
plain that all who run may read.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
FAIRFAX NOTES.

Mrs. Jos. E Willard hiss returned from s
trip to New York.
Miss Virgins Beslle Dsingerfeld, OF Alex.
andris, is the guest Of Miss Jessie Love.
Work hss been commenced on the large
town hall which Captain Willard is going 10
build.
Fairfax is getting tired of waiting for 3
rsilrosd II the railroad will not come here
the town proposes 10 build out to the railroad
Owing &c the inability OF some of the gen.
tlemen 10 be present. Capt. JOS. E. Willard
wsa unable 10 confer with the Sesbosrd Air
Line Rsilrosd oficisls in Portsmouth last
Friday relstive 70 the construction of the
proposed rosd from Qusntico through Fairfax
Courthouse TO GEORGETOWN. They will prob.
ably meet ST some future time. In the
meantime the engineers sre prosecuting their
NorS snd are making surveys through this
county Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
4 BIG HAUL,

About O'Clock yesterday morning three
masked men broke open the door OF the little
home Of Mrs. Eli Parkinson, widow. living
on the outskirts Of independence, ". Va q
hamlet near the Pennsylvania line. Mrs
Parkinson is widow OF sixty years, and
lives slone with her unmarried daughter OF
.hirty.five. They were comfortably fixed
living from the proceeds Of $40 govern
meat bonds sud several smsll pieces of real
estate. Mrs Parkinson was afraid of banks
sud kept her all money in the house. The
masked robbers bound the women hand snd
foot, snd, unacr threats Of torture, compelled
them to shov the hiding plsce OF their valua,
bles. The robbers got $4,000 OF United
States coupon bonds, $3.50 in casn md lot
OF old fashion ID blt heavy and yslusble iep-
elry and siverwsre. They were so securely
masked that no point thsr could serve 10 ideri.
MY them wss revealed. In consideration OF
their victims giving no trouble, the robbers
loosene3 the cords they hsd used, sud re.
bound thela with strips OF muslin. so they
would not be injured. The womens plight
was not discovered until nsSrly noon yester'
dsV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE C!Tf SD
L COUNTY OF ALIEN 4NDklA ".

Geutlemen-The candidates .or .-c a'-f
~ election or Angus, Is l-9J. aud '-'
elsborste pretensiors made ny 'eT s1i ~
opening q headquarters 10 ,lis city ls'el
tendency io7 some forethoug1, or ile psf D
you gentlemen who elect oy majority lo'-
n city snG county. snd. under such ci,--
stsuoes. Go you no; think j. .es7e- TIE g..a
voter in doub: IS 10 whether such ralall'"
should be regarded IS patriots % mel Wv
eIpac, % make more cut It ilsu .le enoi
menn OF the Office? I, goiug 6irec: before w
S. oue OF the people without fsctona a'ti.
lions would. more clearly define principe
EFT. Il is left with the majorty-lo.s,
few. Q u the many s1a. ~ 70 we w.
ihst will hsve the honor of reg e'elaL- -
masses in this district The MISTER 10 l''7
ton (o;her us.lers OF via iDtoiiaL, ..
les; slgt. OF ,-ihe L. :. Sen .01a. coz. ,. %
the couvenipg OF the coming SESSION Oh ~
next Legislature is OF some importance 81
when or the fco; viii vote .or once l.''
satisfactorily. But there sre other e-' 81.
interests TO Re taken into consideration A''.
iy)-thst i. for our own home people -,
as have homes: Laws erac,et AID "''-.1
meaning enforced-ths. Is II re OIL q 80.
ton snd for tie benefit Of the poor 81. ~.
-ich SIS well. but all egaa. Do nos .e. ~.
conscience be tempered WIKI. SIC Gun
hist legislative representation u -ne .1'
session means something. The question --
teen ssked of me. Why 90 you ~ai. .o'
the Legislature Il is ibaus.e's .-''..'.
Ny snswer Is. For the honor Can 81! V
ponen, ssy qusily s. much .,.as
Psst experience should &c yoIT ili-e .,,.
nesr future, and improve the p'e'eN. VIZ -.
tuni;y OF nsming one who, without .' go.
fsvor or contraction. csn suG vi! 'o.cc .~s
roll cAll snG vote for home interest
rule and home protection. We aIe I ,.,,1.
one, sad no seciioHslism OF STRIFE o1' ,L
CATS. srd in Sll its meanings one co-L"!
one fsg.
Thus gods oonteaded-rob' STRIFE,
Wao most should esse the wants o. l.'' q,
There sre IS yet no nominations IA f.-r
this important Office. sad. in styauce y.
primary election. sud for the direct ~,
you people and S; the genera. election n.
your vote srd sid 10 10 NE IL i1e s'y-..M
honest cSuse Srd work IN my ps1a.' .,,.
the enoluments Of the office, bat ~ ~ -
or connected thereto in far SUD eo.3r
sense representation. I, hss been felee.' u.
NE quite often that the machine r-,ef
hands OF few. And il msiters ncI a'f -
votes would be pollei IL ny name an' ~
behalf ,ast would be COUNTED oui. .s.tr.
Gentlemen. ron woo sre sworn % .'' ,..f
control tie booths snd boxes sad slcs 10
matters ihst cousii,ute the bosid %! 20 g
! hope snd pray you woald not be I." NIL
such great misdeneSBoF s. chsTtel I'D
within your own strict party i.es. 1...,.a
hsve hsd any occasion 70 II : ~. Ill
such. And hope 70 Oe-Asion on ny -.
preseu, itself for my so dong n me III ~
ture. Su candidate, neither i'''lg9D'; 81
corporation. but citizen. Sad 70 VIZ v.e,
is mespius ard 10 tunkGm-ole II 500,
fnr Won Aud with you, snd alive . al
mutual interests IS whole. Yolis ~, I'D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
Swent oyer the Falls.


Niagara Falls, \. Y, Aug. IA
guest at the Tower Hotel reported that
ne saw man jump into the river be.
tween the Goat Island bridge and the
falls at $50 o'clock last light, and pass
over the brink. The mao, it iE said
put his left hand before his face as he
neared the brink but was not heard TO
make any outcry. Several others veri-
fed the statement. 4 man named
Hence answers the description OF the
person who made the fatal jump
Hence, whose home is in New York,
was last seen yesterday afternoon. He
had no money and whea asked where
be was going to sleep said: "Oh. l
have good place 10 sleep"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

AT THE annual conference OF the ne
gro Methodist Church Of Alsbama,a res
olution was introduced yesterday, ask
ing Congress for hundred million dol
lars with which to send the negroes OF
this country back to Africa, the land OF
their forefathers. That should have
been done msny years ago, but. instead,
Eve or six times that amount has been
thrown away in war to add more
brown and black people to the popula.
ton Of this country, and now that 40.
other revolution has broken out in San
Domingo, it is already proposed to sn
mex that country and add many thou
sands more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

DURING THE troubles between the
abolition lists and the Southern people,
the doctrine Of States rights was re-
pudisted and denounced by the U. S.
government, but when differences &C.
cur between it and weaker foreign gov
ernments, it holds to that doctrine, and
offers it as good and sufficient reason
for refusing to make reparation for
Sratuitous injuries 30 their subjects.
But circumstances alter cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

CHEF ARTHUR OF the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers when asked
by the strikers in Cleveland yes.
terday why he continues to ride
on the street cars, replied thst
ne did so because be wanted
TO save himself the trouble of waking
three or four miles to his work. Tha.
was al excellent aud sufficient reason
Of itself alone. leaving out many others,
and there isn't real man among the
strikers who wouldn't do as Mr.. Arthur
does, under similar circumstances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

FAIRFAX MEDICAL SoCIETY.-The
twepty-secoad annual meeting OF the
Fairfax Medical Society was held at
Falls Church Wednesday evening at
The home of DR.. G. B. Fadeley. The
meeting concluded with a banquet.
Among those who made addresses were
Dr.. J. Taber Johnson, of Washington,
who took for his subject, "Old Versions
and the New" and DR.. c. B. Leith,
who spoke upon The Countryman
and His Practice"
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; President, r. NJ.
Slaughter: vice president, &. B Palmer;
second vice president. c. B. Lsitb; re-
cording secretary, F. N. Brooks, and
corresponding secretary, G. B. Fadeley
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

Baltimore Cattle Make, 4ag 3-a.,
! Cat.le.-The receipts OF beef cattle It :asv.~.
this week exceed those OF last week =,
400 head, the increase largely cols:s .r,I
medium and common cattle. gcod .e.: Ban,
q1ite scarce. II fact. the genera. easbrF
the offerings averaged much lrce. ..g
las: weak. Prices Of tops showed l-: In,
change rom lsst week. Prices Il Peei ts-.
this week ranged s. follows
Best...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = 40 i!
Generally rated first quality. 4-0z4c
Medium or good fair quality. 3I523aI
Ordinary thin Steers. Oxen
and Cows. POO $50
OF the Cattle received 1855 came .ss
Virginia.
Sheep and Lambs.-Tte msrke: e, @.
sheep 81 well IS that OF subs ! yeiy 10.
e.ch being &c lower than or M,-isy. Ii q.
receipts are about 200 head les: ;1,a ..,7
were last week. We quote Old sheep 5. "a
&c. and q few extra SHADE hStef La-1
+l2s5s.c per ID, and s few eIira g: %.
Swine The market Is jcsl atol. :.eay
the figures quoted on Nondsy beng ,5sis
cord OF sales made nov, VIZ: Good l.htr
Western hog: sold st S. 5a5.-l pes IN
lbs eToss: Others from nesrer po.u;: li;g
- S0s4 80, snd heavy weigh: : .Osi :.
20 light pig: or roughs being guotet
Fresh Cows There is tua o1etirsa:
tue prevailing demand, which Is 10; sc7st
he prices ruling last week ": >-06
per hesd, with few choice ST So 1e, -at
Calves.-The mark is quite slow .ai 7ai
snd considering qushty are lpc oil frozlas
realized or Monday, viz: 4s512c peFa
Chcago c title Market, Aug. Ca.i.-
The supply Of cattle was much .mile.,.r
the demand. and brisk competiiiol si7,lG
the price OF desirable offerings l0c. gois
fancy csttle 50 35s6.o5, commoler gst-
81 50a5 80. s,ocke,s and feeder, $59a
4 so, bulls. cows snd heifers : 2j,5..i
Texas steers S3.75s5 %, calves >is6>
30. s--Tbere WIS good demzni f1' ..a
offerings OF hogs, and prices sdvancei l0,iH
or al grades: heavy lots sold ., S5ei
4.62l2, mixed 81 25s4 65, snd ig-. >i3ii
4.75 pigs 1904 90, and cu, S!,3s
Sheep Receipts OF sheep and .suJ, gs'
sgsin hesvy, and sheep dec.ire3 l0.i5.
lambs selling 25s35c lower, $ esp brought
-. 50a3 so for poor lots snj 81 -js5 !o'i-s
best Lambs sold ST S3.50a4 81 ioF Uh
up to S625s660 for fancy flock.
New York Cattle Market. Al- s.
Beevts-very little dong fee ns ta'
CAlves-yery limited tiade s.esdy q, 7e.s,
dsy's closing prices veais S5s65o; tl"e-
milks IS 80 per 100 lbs Sheep and Ians
good sheep firm Others sieai y. i.mh'si--'
ed SLOW top grsdes STEADY other, t..
easier; sheep $3.50 per 100 BE-; .'m1s>A
: per 100 lbs Eogs-ms kat .a-. sieA T.
neayy essieri whole range q1o.ed a,SiOH
$50 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

OWING to the way the people OF the
South were treated by their conquer
ors, few Of them, OF the older ones st
least, really think they have any right
to Interfere with rational affairs, unless
specially invited to do so by the federal
authorities. Therefore, and luckily for
themselves and their section, the names
OF none OF them appear on the list OF
members OF the national anti imperial.
istic league, recently organized in chi
caco. and it is hoped none Of them will
take any active part against imperial
ism, out let all such work be done in
the North, which section would be so
lidifed in its support OF it, by their in
reference, as has always been the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
MORE TROUBLE IN CLEVELAND

MORE TROUBLE IN CLEVELAND
Violence again marked the street
railroad strike at Cleveland last night
and the authorities are becoming
alarmed, particularly so because al the
militia, except TWO companies, has been
sent home. Rain fell heavily yester.
day, aud the street cars were patron.
.z4d more. This condition apgered the
ooycottiDg element with the result that
street cars were fred on az two differ
ent points, and another car was blown
Up. Ia addition stones were thrown at
cars every now and then.
At o'clock Jennings avenue car
was passing through Jennings avenue,
me Euclid avenue OF the Southside,
and when it reached point directly in
front OF the Olney Art Gallery it struck
bomb on the track. 10 the car OF this
tine were five passengers, motorman and
conductor. The car was wrecked, but the
passengers and crew escaped unipjured. The
police found no clew TO the persons who
placed the bomb on the track.
Later IS a car was passing the Nickel Plate
Railroad crossing in Pearl street shots were
fred from the darkness into it, iDjaring no
one, but Tightening the solitary passenger,
who fed from the car.
Five shots were fred into Clark avenue
car. The non-union conductor replied to the
suots by emptying his revolver in the direc-
ton OF the corr fed. In various parts Of the
city stones were thrown at and into passenger
cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

"DeWit:'s Little Early Risers did me more
good than all blood medicines snd other
pills, writes Geo. Il. Jacobs, OF Thompson.
COM. Prompt, Pleasant never gripe-they
cure constipation, arouse the torpid liver 10
action and giye you clean blood, steady
nerves, s cle&r brain srd healthy Specific
Edgar Warfeld, ir, corner King and Pitt
streets. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

The executive committee OF the republican
State central committee of Maryland met s..
the CsrIolltou Hotel. in Baltimore, today,
snd decided TO hold the Stste convention on
September 9th. Senator Wellington presided,
1t is thought thst there will not be shy OPP.
position to the denomination of Governor
Lowndes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
The Markets.

Chicago, Aug. 4-The market closed s..
follows: Whest-sert 693s,69Ss; May -
Corn-Sept 305s; May. Oats-sept 1889
1912; May -. Pork-Sept IS 32aS 30
Lard-Sept S. 30s5 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

General T. L. Rosser, last Of the
Z. 5. volunteers in the Spanish war, is
in LeesbuFg. visiting his old Confederate
comrade, Colonel Lige. White, and
grasping the hand Of Others of bis ia.
nous brigade, who still live there
shOuts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04
Ale1andria Marker. An, ,

The market continues d1l sui ir.r,,
with no changes 20 note il ps.,.: ID, "a.
Country Produce Is in Ugh: Eeceip. sa55-s
are unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

THE acts OF the lower branch Of the
CITY council of New York have been so
unwise, injurious and shameful that
the taxpayers OF that city have begun
to consider the sdyisability OF abolish
ing that branch, and, therefore, of cur
failing popular government. The more
that is known OF such form OF govern
ment in country OF large population
and unrestricted suffrage, the less 1T
tractive it appears.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-04

- - - Aa.--S--s--~ .
NO BODY can say that the. days OF
chivalry have passed when a man,
merely to gratify the wish OF little
girl whom be hsd never seen be-
fore, to see SINE one jump from
the Brooklyn bridge, got OF car
on that bridge yesterday and plunged
into East river. He did so. too,
without hurting himself, though he
turned over three or four times in his
long descen, before he touched the Wa
ter. But Providence always takes care
of a certain sort of people.