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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30

San Juan P. r.
IA 3O-6.
Sc encuentra enferma de al
gun cuidado en- esta Capital, La
agraciada seforita Carmen Reyes,
hija de nuestro amigo don Manuel
Reyes Silva,
Segdn hem mos dido dicir, va no
Sc proveeran las seis escuelas que
habia anunciado en- la Gaceta la jun
ia de Instruction de esta Capital.
El Hon Tesorero General ha
expedido un expressive certifcado
como empleado probo, inteligente
y honrado & favor de don Ramon
Escalona Martin, 20 Clerk del Blu
rean de Rentas Internas
De una herida contusa fu IS
asistida aver en- la sala de socorros
Monserrate Nuf1ez.
Nicolasa. [ Lopes fue agredida
aver por Eduardo Iglssia.
Ha sid % denunciada en- .Puer-
ia de TERRA la casa de don Jose
Aragon, por tener la letrina en- NAL
estado.
Por amenazas = falta de pala d.
bras a Carmen Gonzalez, fue deteni
do aver ell individuo Antonio Cam.
pos.
Aver fueron conducida a la
prevention las individuas Manuela
Soriano, Fermina Velazquez, Basi-
liza Ortiz, Cecilia Soriano Encar T.
naci6n Serrano, por actos deshones.
tos en- la via pdbli Ga.
Brigida Carton, Eduvigis
Sanchez, y Sotera Santiago, han
sido denunciadas por desobediencia
a la polic1a al mandarlas retirar de
la calle horas prohibidas.
A LAS FAMILIAS con quien
el que suscribe ha celebrado conve
MOS para ell servicio de carne d do .
micilio, les avisa q que ha suspendido
este durante una semana con ell fin
de ofrecerlo inuevamente, libre de
todo entorpecimiento.
Julio 4. Lopez.
Aver fu6 detenido por la po-
liciasel vecino de Bayan6n Rosendo
Arroyo, por portar una saya de mu-
jer y un chaqueton de hombre, ambas
prendas mojadas, que Sc suponen
hayan sido robadas.
Hemos recibido un escrito fir
mado por varios vecinos de Puerta
de TERRA, NANTES tando ser inexac-
to 10 que comunica ell <Diario de
Puerto Rico, de aver, respecto la
conducta observada por ell guardia
Bellber, en- ell suceso ocurrido en-
aquel barrio el domingo 1ltimo. Au.
torizan el escrito personas fidedignas
que nos merecen entero cr6dito.
Por desorden en- la Plaza del
Mercado ha sido denunciado Juan
Diaz.
segdn Sc dice, Kruger ha ma
nifestado sucumbira con todo su
pueblo antes que rendirse la codi-
cia de Inglaterra.
En- Yauco el Ayuntamiento
ha hecho una economic de 800 pe-
SOS en- ell personal de Policia
Sc supone que todos los artis
tas de la compaf1ia de Opera fracasa
ran en- eAida, 81 antes de dirigirse
al teatro no hacen una vista al <Po
10 Sur., de La Marina. Juanito los
esperara hasta las echo, en- cuya no.
ra, previo <the moneys, Sc volverS
loco abriendo botellas. Cuando sal
gan de allf podran emitir facilment4
el do de pecho.
Juan de Guzman Benitez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30

Ell Hon Tesorero General ha
expedido un expressive certifcado
como empleado probo, inteligente
y honrado & favor de don Ramon
Escalona Martin, 20 Clerk del Blu
rean de Rentas Internas
De una herida contusa fue
asistida aver en- la sala de socorros
Monserrate Nunez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30

Ha sido denunciada en- .Puer-
ia de TERRA la casa de don Jose
Aragon, por tener la letrina en- NAL
estado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30

res mas Cuba, hacienda un total
de ;ete.
Como consecuencia de los pasos
dados, el departamento de la que
rra ha suspendido las investigated
nes que habfa empezado practicar
aqui, pues con ese fin ha pasado va
una comisi6n Cuba
II DE MAYO.
DETENCIONES FORMALES.
Anoche fueron encerrados en- ell
vivac de Cabaf1as (Habana) los ST.
gaientes ex empleados de corr eos:
Mr.. E. P. Thompson, ex-admi'
nistrador de la Habana;
Mr.. w. H. Reeves, sub-auditor,
Mr.. Edward Moya, and Jorge
Mascara, expenditures de selIos.
Tai ha sido el primer paso dado
por los inspectores que llegaron
aver q aque1Ia yfudssd. CrSoso quo
Reeves esta tam <embarrado, como
Neeley.
Ell arresto de Mr.. Thompson
cause no poca sorpresa en- la ciudad,
seg1n los telegramas que nos llegan,
porque Sc considera como anuncio
de otros muchos arrestos de no me-
nor importancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30

Segdn hemos dido dicir, va no
Sc proveeran las seis escuelas que
habia anunciado en- la Gaceta la Jun
ta de instruction de esta CAPITAL,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30
MR.. THOMPSON.

FL ex-Administrador de la Ha'
bana esta indignado con ell proceed
miento empleado, contra 81. Dice
que tiene amigos que le apoyaran,
que NADIA teme a los tribunales de
justicia, alegando su completa mo
cencia.
Nadie asegura que Mr.. Thomp,
son haya cometido fraude alguno,
pero las cuentas de su oficina pre-
senta un desfalco de algunos miles
de dollars, y este necesita explica-
ci0n.
Mr.. Thompson celebro hoy una
larga conferencia con ell General
Wood, de que no Sc ha dejado tras-
lucir NADIA al pdblico. Solo Sc sabe
que ell primero ha ofrecido al segun
do poner de su parte cuanto le sea
possible por descubrir q todos los
culpables.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30

: Por el ferro carrn de anoche
han llegado q esta ciudad, proceden.
te de Mayagliez, los Srs. Idos don
Rafael Monagas y Don Federico
Gatell, q luienes tuvimos el gusto
de saludar.
Por quitarle las flores q los ar
boles de la plaza de san Francisco
fue ietenido aver el muchacho Her.
m6genes Fernandez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30

Dice LA Bruia, que On tempo
de Espana hnbo en- aquella aduana
un investigator COLO, de apellido
Olozaga, y qne ahora existe otro en-
pleado de igual categorfa, COLO tam
bien.
J. Sc encuentra en- esta Capital
nuestro antique y buen amigo Don
Pedro Rose1I6 Irizarry, acaudalado
propietario de Mayag1ez y Elk Pre-
sidente del Comit6 Federal de aque.
lila ciudad. LIE reiteramos nuestro
afectuoso saludo.
Han sido rescatados 268 es pa
noles que Sc hallaban presos por
los filipinos. 81.
Don Jose Echagaray ia sido
propuesto por 81 Sr. Silvela para
una senaduria V4italicia.
Por no necesitarla su dueno, Sc
vende muys barata una maquina de
escribir, en- buen estado. Ynfor
mara Salvador Lopez en- esta ofici-
ma. "
f. I- N-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30

Por amenazas y falta de pala
bras a Carmen Gonzalez, fue deten
do aver el individuo Antonio Cam.
DOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30

Nicolasa- = Lopes fue agredida
aver por Eduardo Iglesia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-30
Los estaadalas Dc Cuba.
DE NUESTRO CORRESPONSAL.
WASHINGTON, D. G., 16 de MAYO
HABLA Ell GENERAL WOOD.

TeIegraflan de Ia Habana que
ell General Wood ha dicho a un CO.
rresponsal americana, con relacion
al servicio de comunicaciones de la
isla, 10 siguiente:
xHablando en- terminos genera
les me place decir que ell servicio
postal de Cuba es excelente. Ell de-
partamento de giros postales es de
grandfsima utilidad, pero NADIA tie
nen que envidiarle los demas. De
nig1n modo dehe culparse al cuerPo
por los delitos de unos cuantos brl'
bones.
MD THOMpGON
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23

wearing apparel from the wardrobe OF
Mrs. Downer valued at nearly $780, Wnen
the Roberts woman was tried for stealing
the clothing question as to its value
arose. and the jury settled matters by
returning a verdict of guilty OF petit lar
ceny, though in the Police Court the
woman was held for the action OF the
grand Jury on charge of grand larceny
A sentence of six months was imposed ana
that yith the usua' Communication for GOOD
behavior, expired wednesday
Shortly after leaving the jail the hoo,
erts woman called on Mrs. Heiiman ano
related another pitiful story which nad an
effec, similar to that on Mrs. Downer
The woman was taken in and cared LOT
The following day she disappeared ano
with her went the alleged stolen gooos
and money.
The matter was then reported to the pc,
lice and. from the description furnished
of the strange woman and the fact tha
she was at large, suspicion fell on Leona
Roberts. Detective Weldon met ana rec.
oenized the woman yesterday morning am
her arrest followed. A colored woman
who was accompanying the Roberts womal
at the time of her arrest was wearing
Mrs. Heilman's cape
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23
CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLEMENT
CharIes X ohm Held for Alleged Theft
From His Employers.

Charles Kohn, thirty-four years old, VINO
until recently was employed as bookkeeper
by the local agency Of the Anheuser- Busch
Brewing Association, was arrested yester-
day by Detectives McNamee and Helan ana
locked up at No ] station, charged with
embezzlement The arrest was made on a
warrant sworn out by Sydney Hartshorn,
an inspector of the American Surety Com
napy OF 100 Broadway New York. 1t is
claimed that the alleged ENLIGHTENMENT in
wolves $500. Kohn is said to have admit
ted his alleged defalcations and to have
claimed that he was required to spend the
nancy In the interest of the business OF
his employers. He will be arraigned to-
morrow morning.
The alleged shortage in the accounts oil
Kohn was discovered about a month ago.
The shortage. it is said, covered long
! period and had been larger. Kohn admit
ted that he made up portion OF II. When
Kohn saw his error was about to be dis
covered he left the city, going to Ne"
| YORK where his wife now lives. AfteI
| getting funds he went to Montreal. can
| ada where Inspector Hartshorn, of the
surety company which had bonded Kohn
| arrested him. 80
! Kohn returned to the United States with
out requisition papers and on arriving herr
: Hartshorn swore out the warrant whicl
was placed in the hands OF Detective
Helan and McNamee for service. Whel
questioned Kohn said he was sorry 10
| what he had done and hoped for lenienc
because of<what he considered mitigating
| circumstances.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23
MANGLED BY IA LOCOMOTIVE.
An Unknown Negro Meets n Horrible
Death mt 4Anacostia.

An Unknown Negro Meets n Horrible
Death atIAnacostia.
An unknown colored man was struck by
an engine in the Anacostia yards OF the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad last night and his body, mutilated
almost beyond recognition, now lies at
the morgue. The man appears TO be
t''4mp, and there were no marks oil iden-
{ ication.
About o'clock switch engine lSo, En-
sneer ]. S. Mattingly, was proceeding
northward through the yard. The man
was walking on the track and apparently
did not hear the engine. He was struck
and the engine passed partially over him:
He was caught by the bottom plates OF
the fire box and dragged for considera-
BILE distance. When aid reached him ne
was already dead.
Both arms and legs had been severed
from the trunk, which was horribly cut
and the upper portion of the Skull was
crushed to pulp He was taken on an
engine to the Jersey yard OF the Phiia'
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Ran
road and removed from that point 10 tne
Casualty Hospital. An inquest may Of
held some time today.
The only articles that were found II
his pockets were a razor, cake OF soap
and a bottle of tooth powder. He was at
tired in a white shirt, black coat, an'
striped trousers. He wore on hnger
the left hand brass ring with gas
setting He was probably between twenty
five and thirty years of age.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23

calendar. The Jewish month of Tishri,
however. begins tonight and as 1t is the
seventh lunar month of the Hebrew year
ii is set aside for the holy season on az
count of its number. The seventh mon,n
is sacred under .he Mosaic law in the
same way as is the seventh day. The re-
ligious year, therefore, commences today.
The festival that will begin with the
going down of the sun tonight is season
of contemplation and reflection, for put
ting the minds of the faithful in suitable
shape to approach the New Year There
will be prayers and meditation until Tues
day night of next week. when the feast OF
Atonement will take place. There is
crude relation between the feast OF Atone
nelt and the Easter which concludes the
Christian Lent. II will be an occasion OF
rejoicing and gladness and 1t will be cele'
brated accordingly. Prior to that, how
ever, will be a day Of fasting, in which
the faithful will partake neither 81 food
nor drink for twsnty-four hours -Four
days after the feast of the Atonement the
feast of the tabernacles will begin, ana
will last for eight days. 1t will marx the
conclusion of the season of Rosh Hoshanah
The feast of the Atonement. which Will
havs. its height on Wednesday OF next
week. is sort of forerunner to the Amer
lean Thanksgiving. 1t will be marked by
pleasant home gatherings of the Jews in
, inc city. anu Will bt iiiiS o'NA--O'7~
for them.
There is no priesthood in the Hebrew
church of modern times. The rabbis are
but instructors, who claim no sacerdotai
powers. Accordingly, there are number
of small congregations of Russian and Pol
ish Jews throughout the city. Ihey are
| spontaneous organizations, and one OF
their number is chosen in each case as the
reader to lead his fellows in the study OF
| The Mosaic laws. These small congrega-
! lions will also celebrate Rosh Hoshanah
| TO-DAY in their meeting places over the
| city.
proselyting," said Rabbi Stern last even
| ing. Nevertheless, they are holding their
| own numerically. Few adb5rents are re-
| ceived who were not born to the faith.
but it is very rare for Jew to leave
his religion. The few cases in which they
| have embraced Christianity have almost
| always been prompted by some Interior
motive. II is hard to convert a Jew.
| The Christian societies which have been
| tryjng to carry on missionary work among
| our people might as well quit their efforts
| Personally | am not pleased with such
attempts. We never try to interfere with
| the religions of others. We give then
| complete freedom to believe as they
| please. / regret the efforts which have
| been made to convert Jews to Chris
| tianity. 1t is a useless and a thankles.
| task.
| II am glad to see that the tendency o
| the Christian Churches seems to be to
| ward accepting the same theology as i
| embodied in the faith of the Jews. W.
| Worship the one God, and our services ar
| such as might be Joined in by anyone
| any creed The Universalists and Unita
rions are taking the same stand
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23
THE JEWISH new Year
Celebration of Its Advent Begins
This Evening.
The season of Reflection and Com
tempIation VIII He Inaugurated
With the Setting of the Sun-op-
servance of the Occasion at the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to be Held.

The celebration of Rosh Hoshanah, the
Jewish New Year, will begin at sunset TINS
evening and will continue until the set
ting of the sun tomorrow night. 1t is the
commencement of the Hebrew holy sea-
son, the most solemn period for the chill
dren of Israel, and it Will be observed with
great Formally by the Jews in the city.
Nearly all of the merchants holding the
ancient faith will close their places OF
business tomorrow in order 10 take part
in the festival Not only will services be
held in each of the two synagogues of
washington, but a number of small Rus
sian and Polish congregations will OBJ
serve the occasion in their own halls
throughout the district.
The first service at the two principal
temples will commence this evening at
gao o'clock The rituals which have been
in use for thousands of years will be
chanted and prayers will be offered Tor
a prosperous and happy twelyemontn. Inc
most interesting ceremonies, however
will take place tomorrow morning IN the
service commencing at 10 O'Clock. Inc
puIpits of the synagogues will all be
draDed in white-the Jewish symbol OF
rnourning-and the climax VIII come win
| the blowing of the shafar, the ram s norm
that is supposed to awake the ungodIy TO
repentance and call them to the duties of
the faith. The readers in the pulpits VIII
be robed in white, and according tic ira
| ditions the worshipers themselves should
| each appear in shrouds symbolic ng their
death to the world
| the members of the Reformed Jewish
| CONGREGATION which has Its synagogue III
| Eighth Street. between H and north-
| west will close their deyotions with the
setting of the sun tomorrow night Inc
orthodox congregation OF Adas israei, at
the corner of Sixth and G Streets north
| west. will preserve the precepts oil the
mast by continuing the solemnities for two
days and the services there will be con-
| tinued until Tuesday night Each OF the
two organizations will meet at 6;oo o CLOCK
| this evening to mark the opening OF the
holy season The orthodox congregation
will have most of its services in Hebrew
under the leadership of Rabbi Morris Men
del There will be no organ or choir al
that temple and the sexes VIII sit sep
arately with covered heads. The reformed
| congregation of which Rabbi Louis Sterr
| Is leader. will have a special musical ser
vice tonight The choir, including Mrs
Nellie Wilson Shir-Clin, Mrs. Margdre
Nolan Martin, John Nolan, and w. u NC
Farland will have a special programme
Rabbi Stern will deliver lecture suited u
!. the shirt of the day. The general publi
will be welcomed. The reformed congre
! CATION will conclude its observance OF hosi
. Hoshanah with the service at 10 o'clock TO
; morrow morning
This is the Jewish New Year only in
| religious sense. The chronology, datln
back 10 the time Of Adam, 5,66l years age
commences in February OF the Europea
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23
The Rig wallace Circus.

Covington and Cincinnati were both circus mad
Yesterday. and the Wallace Show, the first OF ;he
season in these parts, found the multitude eager
ala with loud acclaim the excellence OF the
nerfornance. testifying not alone by their pres
ence, but by the most damonstrative applause,
that the show was thoroughly 10 their iihiis,
tbe one regret being that its stay in the city
was of such short dun alton
The splendid street parade, given early in the
day, undoubtedly had much to do with tne at-
that none of the many shows on either side OF
tbe river within the pas. few years have ever
exhibited ON the streets such a procession OF
magnificent horses, beautiful women bright,
| len and really gorgeous costumes, thos;
! shown Yesterday BY the Wallace MANAGEMENT
The performances were, il is pleasant to add
| thoroughly in keeping with the promise oil th'
| nar,d,. and nothing equaling them has been pre-
| sscn1eJ Ia local circEgoers within decade
| Cincinnati Commercial-Gazette. The Wallae'
| show eomes to Washington October and >
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23
AGAIN IN THE Tolls.
Ieonn Roberts Arrested for Ano'her
Alleged Theft.

Leona Roberts. twenty-six years oiu, %
comedy brunette with only one arm, mNo
six months ago was sentenced TO serve d
.arr, in the United States jail for larceny
and who was released only WEDNESDAY,
was yesterday arrested by DetecI NV
weldon and lodged at the House OF pc
tention pending a hearing in the Ponce
Court tomorrow morning. She Will then
he confronted with charge OF second Oh.
fence of petit larceny and the complainant
viii he Mrs. Cora HeiIman, of 1924 First
street southwest. Mrs. Heilman alleges
the larceny of a hat, plush cape, and a
pocketbook containing 90 cents. Inc
nroperty has all been recovered
When the Roberts woman was arrested
six months ago by Detective Weldon 1t
was on the complaint of Mrs. Dora
Downer, of 1913 N Street northwest the
woman presented herself at the home OF
Mrs. Dowrer one night and, after telling
pitiful story and exciting sympathy pc
cause she lacked an arm, was taken IN loi
the night The following morning Tue
stranger disappeared and with her ~en'
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23

Charles Randolph. colored, twenty years old,
was arrested about O'Clock last night by Ponce
,,an O;naa Of the Second precinct station, while
he was in the houss of James Q. Tan
Nor assistant attorney To- the Department OF
Justice. Randolph went 20 the rear door of the
house and presented small blll TO the servant
iii Wbile She left the door TO enquire about
Il he slipped upstairs and began TO go through
the buTean drawers in one of the room. Member;
Of the family discovered him before he had Sc
Of the rooms and the police notified.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23
ALLEGED NEGLIcT OF DUTY.
FIVE Policemen Called to Account
Before n Trial board.

Policemen Cover and Simpson Oh the
First precinct; Kennedy, Of the Eightn
nracinct and Burgess and Vanderschaaf.
of the Ninth precinct, were before inc
police trial board yesterday on charges OF
neglecting duty The charge agains.
Cover and Simpson was that they entered
a restaurant while on duty; the charge
against Kennedy was that he, while on
duty, entered a drug store on other than
police business. Policemen Burgess ana
Vanderschaaf were charged with failing
to report to their superior officer the
fact that a fight occurred at Chesapeake
Junction.
The trial board which heard the charges
was composed of Lieutenant inspector
Pearson and Lieutenants Moore anc
SwindelIs. After reviewing the evidence
in the cases they will submit report OF
IL to Major Sylvester.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23
Run Doyn by n bicycle Rider.

Martin Steiner, six years old, whose home is
with his parents at 400 L Street northwest, was
a natirnt at the Emergency Hospital yesterday
for treatment for badly lacerated scalp, the re-
suit of an accident his home about 1899
O'Clock in the morning. Steiner was struck and
knocked down by a bicycle ridden by Howell
Densmore thirty-six years old, of go Fifth
Street northwest Dens1noTe was thrown and sus-
tanned bruise of the right shoulder. The acct
dent is said TO have been unavoidable
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23

In the Supreme Court OF the District OF Column
bit Henry Bohnert yesterday entered suit against
,be Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
claiming s.. 800 damages. In his declaration Bob
nert states that on the 9th of last May, at the
crossing on the Metropolitan Bianch of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at South Brookiand,
a vehicle belonging to him, and in which he was
seated, was struck by railroad train As a
reallt of the collision the horse, il is claimed,
was fatally injured, the wagon badly damaged,
and the plaintiff injured
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23

The following deaths fer the twenty-four hours
ending at noon yesterday were reported to the
Health Officer: Patrick Griffin, 65 years; Nathan
ieI Bell 90 Yeas; James A. Callahan, 40 years;
Alice Ofierd, 10 years; Thomas H. Seals, 81 years
Thomas Hall, 20 years; Richard Hurley: Is years;
Mony Wilson. Is years; James E. Fields. year;
Mabel Chew. IL months; Agnes King, months
UiIda L Rice 4 months.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
l.. l.. Nicholson Claims $4,000 for
Alleged Personal Injuries.

Attorneys ]. J. Hemphill and Arthur Pet
ers. representing Leonard l.. Nicholson,
yesterday, in the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia, filed damage suit
for SO. 900 against the Washington and
Great Falls Electric Railway Company.
Nicholson alleged that on the Sd OF last
month he received personal injuries at the
hands of the agents Of the defendant. In
his declaration Nicholson informs the court
that the defendant company by Its agents.
servants. and employees. with force and
arms. that is to say. with sticks, stones
clubs. fists, and feet, made an assault on
him. the plaintiff. and him did then beat
bruise. wound and evfily treat and other
wrongs to him the plaintiff did"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23

Buffet car No. 1876, belonging to the Pullman
Company, while standing in the Jersey yards Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Friday night, was
eutersd by thieves who secured $40 in cash from
the money drawer Entrance was effected by
pryink open a window.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-23
Creditorr to Show Cause.

On motion of Attorney James L. Pugh, Judge
Cole sitting in equity yesterday, issued rule
for the creditors to show cause why Adolph
Laupp should not be discharged from bank
ruptcy.