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Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

6usmanb Scban G%6riItmisn at unoers
durs itprtsbs rorlsbsn neo / en- 9rsnb /
Sjrrststeo, osO toiIten ban arbeioeos,
,5ost ban blso fret nso / grenosn. BRAT
Rebst. iaa ben itortsos I alien neo,
Wartslist not Hap ban beg mso al for
ituoe Sobleooet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Gosnie, sOs Sept. 5 afiss uso 6s5i.
ben fdlOt Tiitsr Nisls R~itoIoiien at nor
tsnr5uis, Der iommen meo en- groosr bar
pad Silosf1tsri, opsrboro og oru'asos /
Store Belt. Den 5orulpttsos. Der bar
go Mar a., sfterlubsr iis Guts og 5 gsrn.
Gberitlsituont Oei6mann bar n.oIdgt
lit Wdnoat Ipm R1tformuno / SOpsos
6sHprelien for SsIItabst De oauit.
9aatsnbreore." ) bans Steo Ell oatgt
5orFanrer for 1ttniIt 5nIti!ut. 9apteir
36olbibsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

SiliGtgs-Gn pen so Nerts Gp9qs
iarn b~eltg9cuoe / 1liang 5owm6ip.
3unn &c. @s. ct tibet GUS o. Barn,
COB BreHo. Ginoenoe &ano aIenHrm otu
enc enoe Of De inolige 40 Acrss. Smirta9
20 Geres Sioo. Stefteu er itlot % COB iort
Scrobuno. Snsen Stnbber paI umlr,Rl
40 acres. &oresie: w. Griebss 5seorab.
Soma. Ali
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

TilialgS.- Sfo slGrr 6uitau Ee,
x oeriors Diem | Wlenusco 5omuibip.
mar Sas aallsueng. bsltaasHoe al 10 Gcres
9auo II mogieroeI % nGitst ait opy. gict
% t~liad,. m.o Ores. Bauife gooe ouie.
Rau aenpeuoe rig I'll Gle &. &aslei. Mas
let. 99lnreibsii 60. Sorpa.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

0squ ZItsygadyO / Stat bar tisbt u.
peteriens Gicnoom / 9reosbro for 1880
Dturt. Sis6sren ug,cr CT leoc 6risl
ombrgge for e'ter fin Beniionering til
lite Qprit al berptte bet iii 9olio.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Gn adrl, ION tiuts bos 9aarosisr
Ssren pouIien / gorrs, aol Soan. sr
initt 5orsoog iporlsit foripunosn. Sun
iptts nGpn!e Dag til WiOoag iom iaos
oaulig, men iioen bar ingsn feet BAN.
"a csr b~efrpgtes en- lllptte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Raft, Qdr fan 8ommunen adroliue
log ieirs I'll 100 adrs 5ubileum. 8
Sommsr,n 1900 blsU Ssbigst ferbist.
% ben npt aog blso optalot sftsr ben
oaaItt arcaprin'ssis Surolins. pa1 100
Qcrs 9dqsn ital Der feires en- itsrrs Set.
Scri Ifdl Rietpuutiet bare en- for Rap.
ictldos.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Oomie. lite Sept. Sfsl9e "Spsns
Stif.stibsroe" bar be or9ani'ersos Nus
rerurb,iosmrro, iom arbsiosot pud Sdns
~Oels5anters nps Spaning, iodg nsolasi
qr6ciost, foroi Wsitersn life oiIos ufites
ojss nosls life 5crenirssmsbIsmmer, Der
bar dr6eioet unoer 2odouten.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06
Srst.

STgt
(gruue49nteetu tr btr @rar-k apinttu)
1 sisrnHs -- 1891 alto I ari tin a Gram.
aIaRi. I HtsHettuno II Riios
l gtspuns - 8 ailsltam a.anL
l 9faalpuuo ~ 4 Niies I Rari IS S49 @ram.
gram. l EoD IL ai!o9ram.
/ rob 10 Gram.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Stiftsprool 9ulius 9ruuu o5oe ben
12ts Sept, en-, 70 gLar gummel. san
bar fpot / ~Sr,tianiano % eittr at bn tai
tsologjIt Gm6soEeramm / 1843 par Dan
Brett pso ~Sri'tiuniaros Su9tbus. od bal,
blep Carer pto BET praltift stsO!ogiite st.
minarium. s 1869 uon9pntes ban til
SpgneprRIt peo 8~rsnlanos Weuigbeo /
ariItiunia og i 1882 til S%tiftsprpoit og
SogneprGt pso Dor 5rtliera &jrtc.
Som asiitIig 5orfattsr bar ban %uOiolret
lite Iioen 0iriiombsb. o9 BET par puo
bans Snitid:tp, at DiatpnisisclitaIten
Griitianid pprctteoes.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Siiialgs. On Jarm pcG 40 clsr
so aeres iilialss. COB Scrobgao, soos
Sngniuser % rGr ~ Sprn Irnidut, gtidL.
SRlges a letie Blliaar. Scr nTrrtere
Splpsuinler itrio I'll auocrs SsreHieL
Sruiani. gitd. Adj
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Wpnt
I 6ro. - Groner 1 Efinina - Gre.
/ garf entr Crt so Or. I Krone = 81 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Com Gftsrislgsr efter ben aiosos
amtsIOritanosr Qstetisn / SanoeO er
@aaromuuo 8. Sunlsn iammsItsOs ub,
nrUnt til giDilitanSssmbsosmano ca
@aaromano 8. pstsrIsn til bans Stsos
fortrGoer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Do aftGgtsmaro Ole 5sisIbsrg iorlss
ben bar pdd Marten o9 oilos iprirae nso
fra ct Digs, bar ban oerpso Ido ubtlois
at tilfsie ia en- 8ro,itdos. Stisut Wdns
ban Itrdfs tom uno,r gGreb,banbling oq
bleo opsr.rst, Osbs ban bog en- Days lib
siter.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Rppsiagten bar pHret iaa nossnlunb,,
ftrioss Der fra Norore Eftsroatsn. 0og
tlasss Der alspssue ira pOer Rppetpair.
gernss oaarlige llopilling. Barren bar
NOT p9rst ior fob. iua uotl9tninsen. bar
p6rst len. Oct famine er oeiaa SiliGls
bet mso Storiuslen. llobpttst for b,
fsftes 9sotommmos bar uarst iaa nib
teIs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Sem,aoriit Sens Wdtbiusisn al u,
Gilt sr taloet til NrosnlGrsr oeo gGIum
Stolt % Stmiuurift Sobdnnes 8ttteo
Osbbert ionititusret fom Q~nosnl1rsr pcb
@ig5 Sdotaite Stolc msb 5orplistelie
III At .ebc airteIanqen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

amtsforitcuosr 8. 5truor Gils
qosItpIuno bar al Sunbbsbsheni9n inos
sipst fin notwithstanding. 6an bar n1s
ret 4m:sforitdnosr iiosn 1889 oe bar /
osrne lib ogIad OTrst SommuRsforftan
Der for 4oelbn commune.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Soloinl, l3oe sept. 5~orbtnURrenoe
8aarbsicr "a StolslGrsr 6. Bird al
gieabsI sr iaadr ufeoust pso OsOsu al
'1pertjpBbetGnoelit, Den Qioebs par
en- ttt ippliqe Splauo msast 6stisuo! oq
cnIeet Ytnitrepolititer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Drntneret WsobiGlptr bos S]ogntprrs
item ! NGitDco N. 8. 8sm5ss ct b%sIittct
til S%ogrtprGit for Roslso % Rpbbisrs
! 9ibOrQ Stift.
gi'ioppsn ooer garbus Stiff bar uns
Der lie Sept. btliftst Carer / Selma.
SsmindriIt Deter 3usmus 9loolf I'm.
sddro til Stolelarsr ua airteiungsr /
Ebum / @altsn 6srrro, Rano,rs Amt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

s Sppogruifdast tnnb. Bdttor g. 81
fen giritoal forlspsn gereaq ben 9Ot
San btgpnbts / Care bos go9trptter Gel
/ 5reoriisTtab og sfter snot 2rretiO rsiit,
ban til 9riitidnsIdno; Der Iorblsn ban en-
lib og rsiIte fad til a~ritionia, b0or ban
be9pnb.e hos Sabritius & Ssunsr, ban
tom Iaa til "ylbbeSss % aCertisiementsa
blaoet" ("NoraeupoItsu") ION 5dttor
bpor ban drbeibeoc / % aar. gu sr oa,
oomls Og tir!ts Mano bdttpr hos 9ren.
bubl C SON og bar p9rst nGonts Sir
mas Qr6eios / Is Mdr. Canine DAG
fan ban fcire lin 64oe 5scielsoas. Ju'
6~ilan.en bar Ttooig pGret Deb aoO, Del
breO % bill oisieIig enfuu / mango aar
TONNE fiji at dr6eiSs / lit fag.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Rerc, l2te Sept. poul 9anisns
8ddro 2arg'Osbp 6rrnber. SIO,n o.
fob Uto 6jrstiocn { Ct al 2do,buIsns
Tst mtItc At 5nb6oet rcooeots; uolte
adlte "a Goin brPnott,
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

(@raucsqrheesn Der ,r % tee. ia 5 gsb . Tsmu.r
l 1H ii Siisnstsr / gco - 81 qtufumeter.
N1oOo NoeF). sm.r. u Elst-r
l Men o. eentinct / frHhe-ss n Etrieter.
te1ml, snfr u Bttrer. l tilis - esidlnstsr.
MaaI Tor iIpptnbe garer.
(8runesG Hhee.n CT Der Otter, liza I gst.)
iTsHbe-ll5 giter q Oct. 1 Get - Bite.
tultter oa is StIer; Sefts / 99sl "a scntiliter.
bsipbsr ct 6urDrsee 24-iO0 at en- qiter
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

SmrgI'ug at &tTts Far / ben ien,re
lib lille iud iisIben orrct fOrIsgt ootr
9renien mslem Norge og Soerias. Man
bar nsmli9 2oo til at fire mto 6eite
oosr GrGnisn, men bsnns 3iaaoeI's bat
o9ret forisgt bennttst til at inofsrs 6ss
fen tploirit mso bet famine. Ut Smugs
ling lanoOurS mcGem Noras % Spcriqe
bar Der ~foreOrigt %forstommtt Here iii
fuloe. ooa ~iicleen at nce.n itsrre get0o.
ming. De bpppigite Smugltnssgisns
itdnbe metlem be i~orensoe Bigger CT for
uoen 6eIts. 9rsatursr o9 8rGnosDin.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Semjnariit y. !. Scrgu'sn al aipc.
rup er tdloeI iii 3rsoietGrer bto 8siteys
0dmbrup Gtols i @dmorup PaTtoydt, %
SeminariTt 3. Is. Strien at YeItersaorur
iii 2Cgsv pco Sonsluubs 9eItsrbsos StOs
Ter / @orbdsies 5sinsoig 9dItordt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

6usmcdo Thomas CIR. anoer'sn at
9orsmoic oso prGit6ro bltp forl.oen
Ipartet llnosrlipct al fin enc 6sIt ca sr
m dIgddct oeo 0p0sn Tom 56IQe at
2Gfioucn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

O%OertsIe8raF't u. 9. g. 2uno forfeit
tss ben lite OCTOBER ira Rmosrs til
Riaatif.;na for at opsrtagt iioitnGontc
G'atiOns @caDretit. O%oertsisgrdTit 3.
6. SenTtn forHpttes fra Gurbus til 5rss
bsritid ira lite SEtober.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

TiNalgs.-Gn COB 5arm paa 100
og en- paa 80 aereS ~beliggeuoe / ben
oani+norite SuIoni / Niae 9aes guuu,p.
UiHn. S9lges megei biliat % ga le.ie
Berngeiier. irlu nj Mug. 3iuIsE, 8r.Hees
Ton, I}lae 9aes Co., RtaH. 5t3
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

grDnoerslsu. lite Sspt. gilomolss
brdnotn peobIirer itdojg 3 Gsbet at
SsroOg og 5cnoag bar ban brebt fla ootr
Woicr8 ritti9c Sioe til 9iftslis % 9itsrs
SisrmitsleO.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Sifalgs ctler / Butte ior en- 5arm
Ct GplGg al dlmnoeli9e laIOeisuarcr
% SHti'bplniHg meb Scboeliesprrslier
Gueiie Buff / BpeT. - os0 eH 5srrblne
Roiibuiet I SutIten. aDFesie. 8siimejtcr.
GoHorer, Soma. 55tl.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06
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|ibCteuabh
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be bjGghI
|smpsr IN
II Siutrcdos
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a nil III
suer fnI
be-, ON b. |
bupgs, Il
forfats |
ptb Trt'
& ua.Ea
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Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

EuN0 Sgr
| i5t pLSA.
Pet 2OG Il
|gpcr % WI
goo &tcAlg1
len NIL,
|bFclo Vim
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

I'm Sro tr at Grtsfru 9stsrip irl9:
til aisbmano y. Senior. iom iiosn 1880
bar breue' aio5munbG6anotisu / &ros
Itsost % iiocn 1883 8irTgjptriet. Rig
6eTummm or 1890 Gr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Einrue tHrnu
10 eS DIE
s,AAf.a
NsS
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Sromss, Ste Sept. @aIeas "Sgs
ftreus" inbtom iOas ira Ssbnpet meO 2
lepenoe Woitusotser, bporai ZEN enc til
bsrer "Spitsbsr9en." Iom patss bertiI
mso bet fsrite. Stibene bar ligset inoe,
frosiet / Sisu / ? Mauneosr. pun Sore
ipsreieI hos profssIor R. Goastt, opIpier
oenns, at MoNuaot5erne maa bare ian9et
entsn pda @rsnlanos Spit slsr norosnfor
Horosa msrita. Suaidnot man len bolbe
2io / 0prens. otl be blipe bstalt meo
mango pense at 5ootpsiIte Sdpsr, (. Cts.
at ben 3oologifs Care / 9onoon.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

5il Riussuters apotbet, boortit 2tus
iS~gningstiosn sr uoIsbsn, bar iclgsnbt
anisssre mslot iia: De fa%rmdcsutiIts
aanOitaitr 6. g. Gbriitiuuiei. I. Cons
rabi, 8. u. Dahl, q. 9. Saoioien. Is. 7.
~. 9ssien, q. g. g.. Chem. :. j. &.
Gpenien, 5. g. 9. prpb og s. q. Rsr.
BAN. Giter anifgnirqstipeHs uO.sb bar
euopibsye melOt Ig til BET npoprst.sOs
apotbet / NpiG1. SmadIensns: De far
macsuti'te aanoibdttr 6. 9. Gbriiians
fen, 8. u. Dahl og q. 6. 0apioitn.
The times., 1899-09-05

full knights as they leave the field of con-
test for the ballroom. proved TO be
Labor Day programme which attracted
and entertained upward of a thousand peo-
pie at Glen Sligo yesterday. The day was
perfect for the sport in hand, and long
before the appointed hour for the mounted
contestants to measure lances the grounds
were filled with pleasure seekers from the
city and surrounding country. The speed
course, over which three arches had been
arranged, from which were suspended the
small rings through which the lances of
the riders were to be thrust, had teen
put in perfect condition, and at once be-
came the centre OF attraction. Ropes and
seats marked either side of the course end
a stand for the judges and band occupied
a space opposite the centre arch.
The tournament commenced promptly at
j O'Clock. and the sport was continued
until nearly 6. Eleven knights were in
the field, and the prize money amounted
to 800, besides a handsome saddle and
bride The highest honors of the day
were won by Knight Lee NJ. Amos, Of
Mount View, whose score was twelve rings,
being the highest number possible. Be-
sides carrying away purse of $3.50,
knight Amos was accorded the privilege
selecting and crowning the queen of the
knights in the first cotillion.
Miss Annie Neumann was made queen,
and Miss Margaret Cook was selected first
maid OF honor, by knight William Har-
ron, whose score placed him second in the
list; Miss LYDIA Hopkins was made second
maid of honor by Knight l. D. Love, and
Miss Mary Little wore the white blossoms
OF the third maid of honor placed on her
head by knight r. II. Mercier. The tourn-
ament, which was under the personal di-
reetion of b. Van Orendorf, was conducted
throughout without unpleasant incident OF
any kind. Dorry Freeman, chief marshal,
and W. ". Walters, assistant were
mounted and acted as escorts of honor
TO the knights on their way back to the
grand stand. after they had made sue
cessful charge and captured the coveted
three rings.
r. II. Mercier, who was known as the
knight OF Pleasant Valley, made the best
record in the contest for the saddle and
bride and was awarded that prize. After
the tournament the spacious dining halls
were crowded, and Immediately following
the supper, the riyaIries of the day were
forgotten in the pleasure OF the dance.
which lasted until late hour. To revive
the interest IN fitting, the management of
Glen Sligo have made arrangements with
Mr.. Van 0Tendorf to repeat the tournament
on the 20th Of the present month Larger
purses will be offered, and ii is expected
that the contestants will be much more
numerous.
The times., 1899-09-05

A chapter from Sir Walter Scott was
eracted at Stoneburner's Grove, near Ar
lington yesterday afternoon and evening.
when Virginia's loyal sons and fair daugh-
tiers shared equal honors in double tourn-
nment Long after the sun sank over the
hills the spirited contest for steel rings
and the smiles Of maidens was kept up. 1t
was a display Of horsemanship and manly
courage. AID the Virginians proved them
selves able to defend the titles they have
won on battlefelds through the sureness
OF their eyes and the steadiness of their
arms. When the riders had assembled be-
fore the judges, Charles ]. Simms, of
Glenearlyn. Va, was introduced by ". c.
Wibirt, county treasurer, as orator of the
day. Mr.. Simms delivered q graceful ad-
dress. after which the competition was
commenced In the professional match the
honor OF GROWING the Queen of Love and
Beauty was won by T. r Stoneburner.
who, however, allowed Harry B. Terrett
that favor. The privileges of crowning the
maids OF honor TO the queen were won
by G. T. Maddox. Harry Palmer, and F. d.
Payne The following sir knights were en-
tered in the professional lists: knight of
Cant DO IT," II. B. Terrett; knight
~ 4GAhs u. fafnE, hQlK0f OF
virginia, Harry Palmer; knight OF Ar
lington, 7. r. Stoneburner; knight of
'Ryon, j. NJ. Darns; knight OF Ball Eyed
Missouri" ]. Darns; knight of Golden
Rule r Cleveland; knight of Hun
tiers Chapel, F. r. Works, and knight of
''Drainsville c. T. Maddox.
The amateur contestants were knight
No One TO Love W. H. Howard; knight
Of 'Munson Hill." Tom Head; knight
Golden Rule" r. Cleveland: knight OF
the Corners" Horace Mortimore; knight
Young America" E. Palmer; knight
Cant Do II" K. Stoneburner; Knight
Rough Lands P. c. Morgan; knight
Miles Away" S. T. Suit; knight of
Arlington" Frank Howard; Knight of
'Herrin's Grove" r. Nithess; Knight OF
Cedar Hill" z. Fennesy: Knight of
Ryon. J. NJ Darns; knight Cracker
Jack" T. D. Payne; Knight of
OF washington" N. Bailey: Knight
of Chestnut HILL" c. Cleveland:
knight of "Drainsvilie." C. T. Maddox
knight OF "Bsiley's Road" f. Tessitt
knight How Was IT." Ed Stoneburner
and knight mo Name, c. Heath
First honors in the amateur class were
won by J. NJ. Darns. while the maids O,
honor were chosen by c. T. Maddox. Frank
Howard, and Tom Head for taking the pext
highest number OF rings. Tilting COM
menced 81 2 o'clock and was concluded
al 6 o'clock by the championship match
for gold medal, contested for by the four
finishing with the best records in the two
previous contests. The green meadow OF
which the tilt was held was covered with
vehicles Of all descriptions, from the COW
cred wagon Of the farmer to the smart trap
from Washington and Alexandria A large
party from Glencarlyn added to the merry
making.
The times., 1899-09-05
ArrIvnI. at the HoteIs.

Raeigh-M. J. streng, Louisville; F. ]. weldes,
Connecticut; W. W. Chifman, Duluth, Mimi /;
E. NJ Guenther, Chicago; W. Logan, Dawson
City.
Metropolitan z. Murphy. Atlanta l. B..
Marting, Nashville c. E. BerhI, Sandusky, Ohio;
j. 0'Neal, Meridian, Miss; G. p. Neppert, New
York: r. f Huskat, Dayton, Ohio; \. f. Pitts,
Cumberland.
Arlington-Rafael Pien and family, Menda, Yu-
catan; A. E. WaggoRer, Anssegan. Mich; C. Z.
Burkler. Iowa: L. A. Arogeli, Chicago; Mr., and
Mrs. d. Kenny and Leuis Barret, Louisville; Da-
yid Stewart New York.
Norrnandie- Charles Palmer. Chicago.
Cochran-W G. Moseley, Richmond.
81. James-C. b. Carroll, Norfolk, Va; II. D..
Ireland. Evansville, Ind; NJ. +. Baldwin, Mis-
souri: F. c. Batiham. South Caroina; Charles
Sauer. indianapolis; r. W. Blanchard, Adel, Ia.
Riga W. and Miss Guthrie, Pittsburg; c..
Gibson. Cleveland.
Wellington. +. brewery and Zach Hutton,
Kertucky; C. II. Budd, Montevideo, Mimi; o..
q King Newark, 0hio~-
shoFelam-fi. II. Mayberry, Birmingham, Ala.
4. C. Dustin, Cleveands f. +. Hughes, Phila-
The times., 1899-09-05
ExcursIon 10 CoIoniaI Beacb

The steamer Samuel J. Pentz will make two
of those popular excursions to Colonial
Beach this week-today and Thursday. On both
Nays the steamer will leave her wharf foot of
Seventh Street, at a. m, and Alexandria at
$3.50, and after pleasant sail of four and a
half hours the Beach will be reached Four
hours will be given there TO enjoy the salt water
bathing, the boating, grabbing, and fishing, or
TO visit friends who are stopping at the Beach.
Those who wish to return can do the same
evening and will be landed home about 10 p. m.
The tickets, however, are good TO return at any
time on either the Pentz Harry Randall, and
are sold at excursion rates-50c for the round
The times., 1899-09-05
a Chinese Store Robbed.

Che kongs store at JOG Four-and-a-half Street
northwest entered by thieves between mid
night and s o'clock yesterday morning and
about $3.50 in cash and merchandise were stolen
Entrance was gained, it is thought, through
rear window and the thieves worked so quietly
that they did not disturb the occupants of the
place. The articles stolen were s25 40 in cash, a
diamond ring, two pairs OF blue trousers, one
blue coat, one red striped coat, SLOUGH hat
two poeketbooks, one bracelet, one razor. and a
pawn ticket
The times., 1899-09-05
Drnnkenness No Excuse.

Thomas Raedy appeared in the Police Court
Yesterday as prosecuting witness against his
son, Bartholomew Raedy, whom he charged with
destroying part Of Ms front porch, breaking sew
eral windows, and making threats of personal
violence. Mr.. Raedy stated he had been com
PEELED TO have his arrested several times on
account Of his bad conduct Young Raedv said
he was drunk and did not know what he was
doing. Judge Kimball thought this was no ex-
euse, and fine of so was imposed. Raedy was
also required to give $500 bond 10 keep the peace
The times., 1899-09-05
Re.ented Their RefusnI

James Short, eoored, whose home is in South
west Washington, encc untered Emma Churchill
and Sarah Griffin, also colored, in the neighbor-
hood OF their home at l26 VI Street southwest last
night in company with two escorts. The Churchill
woman had IN her possession a bucket and was
on her way 10 have il filled with beer. Short
asked for the bucket, and when his request was
refused hurled stones at the women. Two missiles
took effect and the women had TO be sent to
the Emergency Hospital in the ambulance. Short
escaped. st the hospital it was found that the
Churchill WOMAN Lad sustained depressed frac-
ture of the skull. She was unconscious and her
condition is regarded critical The Griffin
woman had an ugly wound OF the scalp, which
required several stitches. Both received treat
meDt and were sent 10 wards As the ambulance
bearing The injured, woman was on its way to
the hospital Joh- Hollis. fourteen-y year-old col
ered hey, was picked up. He had been struck
with a brick, and suffered confusion OF the
back. The boy received treatment at the hospital.
Call for Heurich's, demand Heurieh's, and see
that il is Heurieh's.
The times., 1899-09-05
Fell From a Moving Train.

In attempting to alight from a moving Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad train on the Metropolitan
branch of the road, at the corner of Fourth and
T Streets northwest, about $50 O'Clock last night
Thadeus Tries. of Winston. n c.. struck on his
head, sustaining several serious scalp wounds and
face acerations. The man was stealing a ride on
an incoming train, and wishing to get off before
the trains reached the depot and thus elude the
vigilance of the police, jumped from TIE step of
car When found by the police the man was
bleeding pFofusely and was suffering great pain
from his numerous cuts and bruises. He was
placed in the Emergency Hospital ambulance,
which had been summoned, and after receiving
treatment was allowed to rest in ward. Later
he left the institution 10 find lodging place.
The times., 1899-09-05
Rock Truer T'han Pistol

During an alteration in Gleeson's stable, in
an alleyway between NJ, N, North Capitol. and
First Streets northwest, about noon yesterday
Patrick Ward. a colored stable boss. fired three
shots at Benjamin johnson, also colored and
then struck him in the head with large stone
Fortunately for johnson none of the shots fired
took effect. The stone, however struck him
with great force, and inflicted an ugly wound
Ward made his escape Immediately after the
trouble, but was arrested later by the police Of
the Fifth precinct. Johnson was removed 10
the Homeopathic Hospital, where he received
treatment. Later he locked up at No .
station, where he is held as a United States wit
Ward will be arraigned in court this
morning. ers
The times., 1899-09-05
Mrs. Sarah FaeIs Dead.

Mrs. Sarah Faels ffty-ive years old, and well
known in South Washington, died at the Emer-
gencv Hospital about 80 o'clock yesterday after
noon. Death was due to a complication of dis
eases. Mrs. Faels' home was at 493 Street
southwest, and it was from there that she was
taken by the police at an early hour Saturday
morning. She was then thought to be suffering
from laudanum poisoning, but diagnosis re-
yealed the true character of the disorder Mrs.
Faels' remains were removed from the hospital
yesterday evening by undertaken and prepared
for burial The funeral will occur Wednesday
The times., 1899-09-05
Rescned Mother and Child.

Shortly after the o'clock boat landed at River
View last night woman carrying a child in her
arms, and who gave her name as Mrs. Quigley,
accidentally stepped overheard and fell into
the water between the side OF the steamer and
the wharf. She rescued by Charles b. Her
shey, of $40 Ninth Street northeast who brought
both mother and child to the surface and sup
ported them above water until aid arrived.
The times., 1899-09-05
Arrested for Kicising His wife.

Frank and Eliza Dodson, eolored became in
vnlyed in dispute which eliminated in a fight
at their home 2517 F Street northwest, yesterday
evening. During the fight Dodson used his foot
with telling effect his wife. and the result was
that she was taken TO the Emergency Hospital,
suffering with eontusons OF the abdomen The
police were notified OF the assault, and later ar
rested Dodson, who was locked up on a charge
OF assault and BATTERY
The times., 1899-09-05
A Child Breaks an Arm.

Elsie Bannister. sixyear-old girl, whose home
is at 80 Twentyfirst Street northwest, fell while
climbing a chair yesterday evening and sus-
tanned afractufe OF both bones of the lower right
arm. She was removed TO the Emergency Hos
pital, where, under the influence of an anesthetic
the fractures were set and the arm placed in a
sphnt. Later she was removed to her home.
The times., 1899-09-05
A VETERANS FUNERAL.
Obsequies of John DoIan at $
Peters Church Today.

The funeral of John Dolan an old resi-
dent of East Washington, who died last
Sunday morning at his residence, 63S North
Carolina Avenue, will be conducted from
there this morning at $50 O'Clock The
body will then be taken TO ST. Peters
Church, where solemn requiem mass
VIII be celebrated. Mr.. Dolan was born in
Ireland. He emigrated to this country when
young and enlisted in 1852 in the Second
Dragons. serving during the Indian and
Utah wars. His commander was the late
Gen Albert Sidney Johnston Mr.. Dolan
was appointed first sergeant at the COM
mencement of the Civil War and after its
conclusion was promoted for bravery by
General Grant and stationed at Fort ID. A
Russell He was a member of Meade Post
G. A. r., and later OF Wilson Post No. II
OF the same organization. He is survived
by widow and three children.