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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-05-10
Porto Rican Duties.

Coffee must pay duty Of FIVE per
cent on entering Porto Rico. Books
and pamphlets of scientific, literary
or artistic nature and printed in the
English language are to be admitted
free. The Porto Ricans are permitted
to import flour, bacon, Goldfish, fresh
beef, pork, mutton, rice and nearly all
the necessities of life free. Casks for
sugar or no1asses, machinery and APP
paratus for making and refining sugar
pay no duty, and plows, hoes,
hatchets, rough lumber, school furni-
ture, petroleum, lime, trees, plants,
root beer, ginger ale are also on the
free list. Other articles imported
or exported III trade with the United
States pay fifteen per cent. of
the Dingley tariff rates, but the
duties collected are to be used
for the maintenance of the gov
ernhent and for the benefit of the
people of Porto Rico Not much i'm
peria1 tyranny in this! We fail to- see
how Democrats or Popu1ists could
have been more magnanimous.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Recorded for the Week Ending Friday
May T. 1900.

1GIS IGCOIOSO OuI1uS TIC past WCCh'
Reported for this paIv4 by Benedict &
Tarbe11, abstracters, real estate, in
surance and loan agents:
Cynthia w. Xix and husband
to Herbert E. Robbins. Pts
of sec %, t 1, 20 e; warran-
ty deed; consideration. -. .$2100 90
Herbert Schi1z and wife to E.
L. Grant. 40 acres off w side
of e hf S or sec 13, t2,r p
c; warranty Decd consid'n. l 90
Emory L. Grant and wi5e to
Edward whichever. Forty
acres off w side of e hf s e or
sec 10, t 2, D e; warranty
deed; consideration. .... 90
James Fox and wife to Gerald
r. Mcdowell. S w or S or
sec Z, 1, r % east, Pleasant
Prairie; warranty deed; con. 24O0 90
Caroline Reidenbach, widow,
to Henry Gustave Redeem
bach. PIT S or $ w or sec 6,
1, r q e, Pleasant Prairie;
warranty deed; consideration $50 90
w. G. Vincent to F1orian Buo1.
Part S e or e or sec SO, tt,
r p e; warranty deed; con-. 375 90
William Smith and wife to Mrs.
Mary A. Schu. Lot 5, blk l,
sw or sec 81, t ?, r % e; war
ranty deed; consideration. >. 375 90
George B. Phillips and wife to
Am Nj RoCoY7 widow IT
20, e or sec 10, l, r 20 e,
Salem; warranty deed; con. 1850 90
Robert Symmonds, Jr., and
wife to Leslie H. Ho1brook.
S w or sec 81, t 2, + Be, The
1een's sub; warranty deed;
consideration. ,............ 5000 90
Peter Rhode and wife to Ger
aid r. Mcdowell. S or S
or sec 7, 1, % {; quit
claim deed; consideration. 2 90
w. H. Harrison and wife ct al,
to Chicago & N. w. r, w.
Co. S W or sec So, 1, 19e;
warranty deed; consideration 827 90
Chicago Rockford Hosiery Co.
to Herman Sievert and Mary
Sievert. Lot q, blk S, ne
or sec 1, 1, + %, Woo11a-
colts sub; warranty deed;
consideration. ....... 137 50
William w. Coe and wife to
Sydney P. Coe. Undivided
"a of lots q % and 80, b1 6, n
e fl Il sec 1, t l, y, e; war
Hood. ronsi6ara+inr1 400 M
Ann Dale Widow to John Dale.
pit hf ne or sec No. 6, t 1, +
%, e; warranty deed; con-
S1derat1on. ................ ....1 w
Ann Dale Widow to Mary E.
Dale. PIT hf n e or sec 6,
1, r %, e; End ward; warran-
ty deed; consideration. ..... 90
Ann Dale Widow to A1meda
E. Goodwin. PIT e hf n or
sec 6, t 1, r %, e; End ward;
warranty deed; consideration 1 90
Ann Dale (widow) to Mrs.
Grace Junge. PIT e hf or
sec 6, t 1, r %, e; End ward;
warranty deed, consideration l 90
Ann Dale (widow) to Thomas
C Dale. PIT hf ne or sec 6,
1, %, End ward. Warranty
deed. Consideration. .......S 1 90
Ann Dale Widow to Lydia H
Dale. PIT e hf ne or sec 6, t
1, % e, End ward. War
rauty deed. Consideration. 90
William H Bell to Mary Muir
ray. PIT NV or sec 6, t 1,r
% e, 3rd ward. Warranty
deed. Consideration. :. -. 200 90
W Gutenberg, ST., and wife, to
Herman Seno. Ne or of ne
or sec 6, t 1, r 10 e, town of
Wheat1and. Warranty deed.
Consideration. ............ 900 90
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-05-10
woLCoTT POST WILL GO.
To Take Part in the Dedication of the Ken
osha Soldiers Monument.

osha Soldiers Monument.
Wo1cott Post last evening unani-
mous1y accepted an invitation from
the Citizens committee at Kenosha to
attend the dedication of the Soldiers
Monument there on Memorial day. A
special train will leave the lake shore
depot about noon. It is expected that
about $50 Grand Army men will go,
and that the party will aggregate much
more, since a large delegation of the
Milwaukee Mail Carriers Association
will go on the same train, in response
to an invitation received from Presi-
dent J. M. Conrad, of the State Assoc
citation. A number of good speakers
are expected, and fine entertainment
is promised. Samuel Fa1lows, of Chi
cago, will be the orator of the day
Milwaukee Sentinel
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-05-10
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a so cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of
Tar if it fails to cure your cough or
cold. We also guarantee 25-cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded. dwj20
L e Hack1ey s. Son, c H Hurd,
Dickhaut & Ayton, GIL Cameron.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-05-10
ABEL GIVES WARNING.
Assistant Game Warden Urges the Kenosha
Fishers against Violating Laws.

Assistant Game Warden Urges the Kenosha
Fishers against Violating Laws.
Assistant Game Warden A bel was in
the city this morning and stated to a
representative of this paper that he
decided to warn the hunters and fishers
of this city and county from violating
the game and fish laws. Mr.. Abel
states that crusade, has been started
by the wardens in all parts of the state
and all vio1ators Of the law will be ar
rested without any 1eniency and the
laws with the full fines allowable will
be rigi61y enforced. This is the closed
season for hunters and everyone shoot
ing will be liable to fall under the game
warden's eagle eye. He also particu-
1ar1y warns Kenosha fishermen against
net fishing within the limits. of the
state.
81 had stomach trouble twenty years
and gave up hope of being cured till |
began to use Kodo1 Dyspepsia Cure. It
has done me so much good I call it the
savior of my life" writes w. r. Viii
kinson, Albany, Tenn. It digests what
ycu eat. H. E. Tanner. dwtf
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10
Druga dsieli ale q y Ogolns aryt.
mstyks ! b. Algsbrs " icis.em tsRo
saowa snaossniu (nsuka r6wnah).

lego rodssju wsssp do matematgki
sorujs nsjsupesnisj droge samouotwu;
mnismamy, 70 dalsss nsle4yss wyk.
s~.tafcsnie matematyczns safety ju4 cd
stopnia pilnoioi.
q ksisAek. odnos.aoyoh NE do tsgo
Prssdmiosu, polsoic wypada prsede-
~wssysskism algsbre Todhuntsra, Prise.
sosons ma jssyk polski pr.s. prof. WI.
Kwistniswskisgo.
Opr6c. togo:
A. Ssgajao-Wyklsd supsiny algs.
bry, tom l.. Pooaatki algsbry; J. So
acknowledgements r6wnah lio.s.
bnyoh; P. Brsssihski-Pr.yklady alge.
braicsne, obsjmujaos r6 wnania stopnia
pisrwsssgo, stopnia drugisgo, postspyi
I. d.
Fr. Moonik = Arytmstyka l algebra
ola klas wy4szyoh gimna.yalnyoh I
realuych; Algebra ma klase w; Algs.
bra ma Alase. ViVI (obie t. ksiaaki
prsePisane l wydans Prise. Okrag Nau.
kowy Wars.awski); Elm. Bao.alski
Gr.sg6r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ola
uzytku nias.ych klas sgimna.yalnych,
c.ssc II ma III. III / Nv. (podfug Moo.
nika). Ia ostatnis ksis fka od,naos ga sie
systsmatyc.noioia 1 j~asnoIcia wykiadu.
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ROZDZIAk XVIII,

Kwestja rownOuprawnienia kobiet Jest w
zwiazku z ich wychowsniem.- Platon O spo-
fecEnem stanowisku kobiety. - Kant O wy
chowaniu kobiety. Rousseau W tel same
kwestji.-Obecny stan kwestji r6wnoupra-
wnienia kobiety. Por6wnanie ~organizmu
zehskiego neutrality-suspicious. r6z-
nice miedzy kobieta a mezczyzna; wyprowa-
dzone stad pedagogiczne wnioski. - Kryty-
czny poglad ma te wnioski.--Co m6wi John
Stuart Mill o prawach kobiety? p zy wyk
sztafcenie dObre szkodzi kobiecie, majacej
bye iona, matkai gospodynia domu?-- w
jakim stopniu nalezy ksztafcic uczucia ME-
wiasty?--O becne zoDy i m~atki.-Kobieta
Observation-Disclosures Milla o wyzszej eduka-
eli kobiety. = Zawody, gdzie kobieta jest do.
bra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rozwiaza-
zanie kwestji r6wnouprawnienia kobiet W
przyszfosci.
K~estja ro~uooYsawnieais kobist
jest jsdns : tyoh, kt6rsmi sic jak mai.
zywisj .ajmujs wick XIX. Masimy to
poruszyc owa spraws, poniswat " bss
poirsdnim ,wiasku Z nia po.ostaje wy.
ohowsnis kobisty.
Odnosnis do spoisoznego stanowiska
kobist, stoImy d.il ostatso.nie ma lynn
samym gruncis, M jakim sic stare.
zytuoloi znsjdowai gsnialny Platon.
Siawny filo.of twisrdsii, 70 .dolnosoi
umysiows obu pici W rodzaju ludskim
% jsdnakowe, q wieo .ajeois kobiei 20.
winny bye te same, 90 1 metosyzn.
Myfl r6wnouprawnisnis niswisst /.
metc.y.nami pow.iaf Platon prawdopo.
dobnis.. pr.yksadu Sparsy, gdsis ko-
bisty pod n~iskt6rymi wsgledami staly
ma r6wni I picis mesks.
Me many moznoSoi ro1bisrac bisto-
I'll poglsd6w ma r6wnouprawnisnis 1
wyohowanis. paci tehskiej; ale "a konie.
csns jsdnak uwatamy prssdstawi6 "
kroskoioi przskOnanis pod sym wsgls.
dem niektoryoh myslioisli osss6w maj.
nowssyoh.
Kant, ktory TAX gisboko siegal "
roswiszywaniu roanyoh ssgsduieh, obls.
gsjacyoh umysi c,iowiska, dsiwnie 20.
w~ierschownis porus.sl sprawe wycho.
wanna kobiety. Take OTTO mniej wisoej
byio jsgo .danie:
Chosc wyksstaicic piekns nature ko-
bisty, srzsbs psmietsc, e msdroic ME-
wieseis ME polsgs ma loissem rosumo.
wsniu, Ices ma uczuoiu. Skoro sic tax
rxsczy majs, to nalsay q kobisty ksstai.
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30 si0pis ssoo-
wolnions.
A kt6f ksstaicR 70 niswiasts cd
d.isoksf Jake d.iswo.ynks, oioIso a.
osyf j. lpiswu, matka-ahca. organisss
: ssdsdssws ud.islai jsj lskoji mu.yki
M forsspianis. Umie ona wykonywa6
r6tns roboty kobiscs, xwiasso.a s.s
krsj sukisn l s.yois. Por,,dsk stsnowi
naipierwsss jsj onots. 2 natury ma n
sksonnoic do .ajsdania lakooi pr.y.
smak6w, ale wyohowanie wyrobilo
nisj nawyk wstrse miszliwoioi oras q.
miarkowania. Zo6a nile ks.saloila swspo
umyafu prss. o.ytanis ksiaisk; ro.vi.
jafa 90 q W obcowaniu : rodsioamii
" drodss obssrwaoji nislio.nyoh pred.
miot6w, jake tsH Prise. samodsislns
m~yIlsnis; nismnisj .prsscisf od.nao.s
sic bystroicis rosumu, p~ojssnoIois 1
trafnsm sadssnism.
PoniswaA usposobisnis tel kobietv
jest smienne, wieo ME nalsaasoby sby.
ssosnis polsga6 na jsj ~charaktsr.s;
asoli posiada ona IA to wyborns ssros,
nikomu nile potraf sprawi6 p~r.ykrosoi,
nikomu sic ME ~narssi; TAXI wiec spo.
sob wadliwoic oiswielcia .najdujs rs.
wnowsge dobra. Rousseau sakladsi
podwaliny pedagogical psyohologio.nsj,
prssniksf " dusze oztowieka 1 badal il,
aby postawic raojonalns prawidia w.
chowawoss; jsgo zOfia ME jest wolna
cd uporu, kt6ry o.assm IA dalsko Gle
nawst q nisj posuwa; % to jsdnakas
syiko ohwile sapomnisnis: dajuie jsj
chwilke o.asu, a wues ole opamiets,-
wnes W saony spos6b naprswi ..o, kt6.
re komui mogia w~yr.adsi6, wnst o.
dwoaa niedor.so.noi6, prsy kt6esj q.
poro.ywis obstswala.
Rsligja tel. wychowanki jest o.umna
! prostosna; malo tn artykul6w WARY,
jsssoss mnisj praktyk 1 osrsmonji, q "a
TO oafs issote stanowis dobrs l moralns
uosynki.
Do powy4ssyoh rys6w dodajmy onoss
niewissois, bed.ismy mi.li obras l..
dsafu, jski soble Z nstury kobisty wv.
wnioskowai wislki autor Emilia. Tr,s.
ba nadto wied.is6, as TO, GO " Swisois
nasywsjs dobrym tonsm, wytwornsm
obsjsoism, manierami-jak movie ME.
ksorsy-jsst supslns oboe ZoAi; od.ns.
GA sic ona iatwa, .upsinis nsturalns
uprsejmosoia prsyswoitosoia. w iowa.
rrystwie ludsi starszych ora. kobist "a.
mesnyoh zofa .aohowujs sic skromnis,
milossoo, . nalsaytym ssaounklsm ola
sych os6b. Wobsc miod.iezy ploi mes.
kisj, jeSl te mlod.ie4 stanowia ludsis
s.laohstni, skromni, wyohowanka s.koly
Rousseau jest serdeosns, sso.ers DO
pr~syjaoislsku wylans. Gdy ro.mowa
sohodsi ma baahosski, ma tory nisw,sIci.
We wsedy zofia j. pr.srywa; albowism
prsyswoita dobrrs w~yohowana kobista
ME snosi zar6wno paytkiego gadulstws,
jak l o1o.sj galsntsrji.
Tax samo Kant jak Rousseau nagi.
nall sw6j plan wyOhowanis kobisty do
psnujacyoh wyobraAs6 o jsj 4yoiowych
zadsniach.
Wyobrassnia owe rmisniiy sic najsu.
pefniej " obeonyoh osssach.
fo1-.s $780,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-10

old rsossj uosuoia moralns. aniasn udo.
'konali6 jsj pamis6, . ME dojdsis sie do
sego drogs jakiohi tsorstyosnyoh pra.
vides, Ices Prses swrseanis ssdu kobis-
" ku tsmu Esrunkowi 1 n pomooa jsj
stosunk6w oboowania Z o~toossnism
ludskism. OI64, prsyklady, saoserpnis.
sss r6anych o.as6w. poswslsjs nam
o.naosy6 role, jake pasc piekna odsgra.
d " dsisjowyeh losseh ludskoici; mo.
aemy : togo sad,ic o jsj wpaywis; mo.
4smy sprawdsi6 r64ns stosunki, saoho.
dssos pomisdsy paois Ashsks 1 ms.k,;
mo1smy por6wnywa6 charaktsr paci obu
taxi, jaki sic prsejawia NJ kartaoh hi
storji.
Dobrse jsst-powiada Kant-aby v
sskole, gdsis sic uo.a dsiewcseta, snaj.
dowafa sic na ioianis mspa kuli .ism.
skisj. Tub - nsjga6wniejsxych o.sici
Iwiats; ale ma 70 posluay6 do oslu, ate.
BY prsy tsj sposobnoloi uwydasnia6
%uossnioom oharaktsr r6anyoh narod6w
Oaasj rosmaisoaoi,-aby I'm ukasywsd
na r64nios " moralnyoh uosuoiach / M
uPodobania,-aby sasnaosa6 o lie r6a
moe tskis wpfywaja ma ursgulowanie
atosunk6w, saohod.acyoh pomiedsy
obisms pfoiami. Trsfoiws objainisnia,
~dotyczacs stanu~ spoisosnsj wolnolci lub
niewoli, a uwsglsdniajsOe klimasyo.ne
podnisbie, % tn .upsinis ma swojsm
misjsou. Male .nao.enis " nauosaniu
bedsis miaia ola uozenio wisd.a, odno.
s.sca sic do s.oseg6sowsgo pod.ialu
KRAKOW, do lob pr.smysau, potegi I pan.
stwowsgo .ar.adu. z nauki o wszsoh-
swisois kobista ME potr.sbuje wied.is6
Mo wiecej mad to, Z ozsgo zdolna jest
srobic u4ytek; dosyc wieo, ably W pogo.
dny wisox6r doiwiadcsala wsrusssh ma
widok gwiazd,istsgo nieba, - assby
pojmowaia, IL, oproos aismi, istniejs
jsssc.s inns .iwiaty, ma kt6rych moga
tak4s samissskiwad istoty s,laohstne.
Wrafliws pocsuois malownio.oicii mu.
sykalnsj mslodji, ME lyle 70 wsgledu
na artysm, niosa smakownoS6 niswiasty,
~jednoosssnis ,aI wpayna polrsdnio ma
jsj ucsucia moralns. Kobiscis ME MOT.
ma podawae simnej, spekulatywnej
nauki; ale trzeba troskliwie dba6 o TO,
ably wratenia stanowify bodxisc uo.u6,
to..ucsu6. wlasoiwych pioi niewisIoisj.
Nauozanie, pojste W TAXI spos6b, jest
sprawa niepospoliois .trudna; .wymsga
q bowism snacznego talsntu, nisma
fsj .~recsnoici 1 ssroa, kt6rs 4ywo bic.
Posa tym planem, jakismy powy4sj
skrsslili, ma wssystkiem innsm mote
jus sbywac wyOhowaniu kobisty, ks6ra
-jak katdsmu wiadomo-i bez nabyt.
k6w wied.y bywa niejednokrotnis do.
brss wychowana.
lyle W nasssj kwsstji wypowisd.ial
Kant. Mnisj systsmatyosny, ale r6wnis
gsnialny f%llosof, Rousseau W swoim
Emi1~, tym splosno pedagogio.nym
pOsmaoie, postawn projsks wyohowsnis
kobisty, ks6raby bysa odpowisdnis 70.
ne Ola dobr.s wyohowanego mssc.ysny
Emilia.
Jskss wyglsds ten psdsgogiorny
Ideal niewiastyP
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Jak sic uczyc
i jak uczyc innych.
Nspisal
adolf Dygasiaiski.
(Cisg dalsxy).
ROZDZIAk XVII,


historye algebry. - Stanowisko alge.
bry W odr6znieniu cd arytmetyki liczbo-
wei MISUNDERSTANDING elementary kurs
algebry.- Niekt6re ksiazki do nauki algebry.
Wskasowki psdagogio.ns, pr.sdsIa.
wione " poprssdnioh rosdsialaoh, odno.
sss sis do posyskani. tsgo stopnia vie.
dsy, jski koniscsnis potr.sbny jest ks2.
demu osaowiekowi, E~yjaoemu ma Ionic
oywilisacyi; swoia drogs wiedsa to sta.
nowi ! punkt wyjfois do dalsssgo umy.
ssowego wykszta1oenia. Many pr.sko.
mamie, 70. co ~majnmiej, lyle prsygoto.
wanna powinisn mis6 samouk, aasby "
nastepstwis m6gi samodsislnie SALAD Gle
sprswsmi nauki.
Algsbry zwykie. ME .alio.ajs " po-
oEst nauk elemsntarnyoh, nieodbioie "
syoiu praktycsnem potrssbnyoh; uwaaa
sie j. jui jake naukowy .bytsk, do.wo.
lony jsdynis lud.iom, ola kt6rych otwo.
rem lstoi wyasze matsmatyc.ns wyk.
sztalosnis.
Prawds, 70 bss raohunku, Ipolsgaja.
cego ns og6lnyoh formulaoh, mo4na
gseboko siegnac " nauke iloIci; prawda
1 TO, 70 " 4yciu praktyosnsm swykis
raohunk nsjzupeanisj wyssarosaja;
nismnisj wurskss dopisro algebra n..
dale arytmstyos oharaktsr rsstelnis alb.
ssrakoyjnsj nauh 1 stanowi, re mosns,
matsmatycsns syntsss. Alei 4yciu
praktyc.nsm jest n pslns snaorsnia,
poniswa4, d.ieki jej uog6lnieniom,
wssslkie sadania o ilosoiaoh daja sis
~sprowadsic jsdynis do swoioh warun
k6w, wyka.ujacyoh stosunsk iloioi
danyoh wsglsdsm s.ukanyoh. Algebra
prowadsi do og6layoh foumuf, q vie,
wska.ujs sposoby og6lnsgo ro. ~isl ~.
wanna caiyOh sssrsg6w .adsh. Ufyw.-
jac snsk6w n~ossbnyoh, do uog6lnisnia
takiego nigdy dojsc ME .dolamy, leo.
kakis .adanie musimy oddsielnis ro.
w~iaxyws6.
Wyra. algebra poohod.i : je.yka
~arabskiego, " kt6rym al dje6r .nsosy:
-prIsniele iloic, majaot sic odja6, ma
druga strone r6wnania, ably j. dodt6.
Wprawdsis Euklidss / Ar.himsdes
wyraAali swykls lic.by pr.sz litsry, gdy
Inn s.lo o og6lne re.ultaty; aleu- mate.
matyk6w tyoh, nisma znak6w, wyraaa.
jscyoh dsialania, kt6rs = ilosoiami male
~ w~ykonywac, poniewa4 " sym oslu
u4ywali oni jesyka 1 dlatego 10 tax
trudno srosumis6 ich dowodssnis.
Eoklidss wyraaai niskisdy liosby
priex linie, 90 mu dawaio 'moAnoi6 Wy.
raaania " jsdnakowy spos6b resulsat6w
dodswsnis, odejmowanis, Q takte mno
Asnis 1 dsielsnis.
Nauke to gi6wnis uprawiali ARABIC.
vie (wisk TX XII1;w Europe XIV
wisku sposyks.sis w~yrsznisjs.e nieoo
flsdy rachunku litsrowsgo; ale s.srsss
ssssOsowanis go snsjdujemy dopisro q
Vists ! Csrdsns. (wisk XVII ora1 Girsr.
"a (wisk XvII), potsm pastspiiy visl.
kis odkryOis Nswsona, Lsibnitss, Eu.
lera, Gaussa It'd, kt6re nsds}y algsbr,e
bsrdxo duae xnaosenis.
Pod og6lns nasws arytmstyki, jake
nauki o iloloiaoh, nalefy rozumisc: u
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Evening star., 1900-06-09
MIsMATED COUPLES.
DEGREES of Divorce Granted In the
Local Courts.

DEGREES of Divorce Granted In the
Local Courts.
Justice Hagner, in Equity Court No. /.
prior to leaving the city hall late yester-
day afternoon, signed DEGREES in a large
number Of divorce proceedings. Among the
legal separations ordered was that of Jas.
G. Hoover from Grace Hoover. 1t was de-
veioped in the case that while at Asbury
Park last summer young Mr.. Hoover, after
an acquaintance of only few days. mar
ried a young woman who claimed to be
wealthy widow Immediately following the
ceremony the bridegroom returned to his
home in this city 1t was afterward de-
clared that the bride was not what she
claimed to be, and the action for divorce
followed.
Another decree signed grants Mary w.
Dillenback a divorce from William J. Dil-
lenback The parties are well known, the
respondent being prominent local physi-
clan. Mrs. Dillcnback named Miss Estelle
Davis correspondent. Letters of a decided
ly sentimental character. said to have been
written by Miss Davis to DIR. Dillenback,
were introduced in connection with the teS-
timOny in the case. The custody OF the
child of DR.. and Mrs. Dillenback is vested
in the mother.
The other decrecs signed by Justice Hag-
ner were: Granting Malcolm Wingfeld d.
vorce from Clara Wirgfield. on the ground
of inf1delity: granting Mary J. Kinlock a
ground of desertion; granting Annie G.
Rogers a divorce from Charles e. Rogers
on the ground of cruelty. and granting Alice
v. Shekell divorce from Frederick B. She
kell. on the ground of infidelity.
Berie C. Breng1e. by decree signed by
been granted a divorce from Charles E.
Brengle,
Evening star., 1900-06-09
FUNERAL OF wM. A. SMITH.
The Veteran Firemen's AssOciatiO
Attends in a Body.

The funeral of the late VIM. A. Smith.
who was for a number of years past an
employe of the sewer department of the
District government took place this morn
ing from mis- late residence. ALB Massa-
chusetts avenue, the principal services be-
ing conducted in the chapel at Glenwood.
Rev MIR. Williams of Trinity P. E. Church
officiated. and Messrs. Henry Thorn, ]. ].
Peabody, ]. ]. Strobel, d. Genau. j. w. Carr
and c. Dove of the Veteran Firemen's As
sociation, which organization attended in
citizens clothes in a body, served as pail
bearers.
The deceased was a native of Washing
ton, having been reared in the southwest
section He was son of a well-known en-
gTaver of the olden time. and was by Occu-
patton a plate printer. He was the young
est member of the old Perseverance Fire
Company at the time it ceased to exist be-
cause of the organization of the paid de-
partment. and for thirty years was prOmi-
nent in base ball affairs, his reputation as
pitcher being more than local. His wife
and sister Mrs. De WolO survive him.
Several months ago he became i'll of the
grip. and it was thought he had about re-
covered. After spending two weeks re-
cuperating in southern Maryland he
turned here. and there was a relapse, which
terminated In his death Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1900-06-09
Great Council Visit. Tribe.

There was a large gathering Of members
of the Imperial Order of Red Men of the
District in the Masonic Hall in Anacostia
last night, at the semi-annual visitation of
the Great Council of the District TO Mineo!a
Tribe. No. IA. The members of the Great
Council in attendance, and who participat-
ed in the meeting and made addresses.
were Thomas w. Scott, great sachem; H.
w. Tippett. great senior sycamore: Joseph
c. Caylor, great junior sycamore; A.
Thompson, great prophet: ]. A. Whitlock.
great chief of records; F. w. Kahlert, great
Keeper of wampum; George P. Johansen,
great representative; ]. a. Mcpherson,
great senap; Nathaniel Wells, great mishe-
nawa. and W. S. Mann, great guard of the
forest.
Seven tribes of the order were represent
ed at the meeting by delegations Mineola
Tribe exemplified the warriors degree dur
ing the session. The guests were afterward
entertained at supper in the banquet hall
IL +. Clements of Mineola Tribe was the
chairman OF the committee in charge of the
affair.
Evening star., 1900-06-09
Invasion of Truck Patches.

The gardeners of Giesboro' Point have had
their truck patches invaded frequently of
late during the night, much plunder in the
line of fresh vegetables being carried off.
The farmers entered complaint at the police
station In Anacostia and Sergeant Ander-
son detailed men to keep watch for the
thieves. In the arrest of Samuel Wood
folk. early yesterday morning. by Officers
King and Osterman. the police think they
have broken up the practice. Woodfolk
was arrested as he was coming out of a
garden with bags containing lot Of vege-
tables upon his back. His successful prose-
cution in the Police Court followed, he re-
ceiving 100 days in jail. Officer Stewart
also arrested five boys for a similar offense.
They had gone over to a truck garden In a
rowboat and were carrying away lot of
lettuce. They forfeited collateral.
Evening star., 1900-06-09
CAUSED BY DEspoNDENcY.
George Whitten Makes an Attempt to
Commit Suicide,

Because of dependency, the result Of be-
ing out of employment. George Whitten,
thirty-five years old. attempted last even
ing to end his life by strangulation. He
used pillow case and came very near sue
ceeding. Whitten was formerly employed
a clerk in a furniture store. He has
a wife and four children. His home is at
226 Parker street northeast.
Last night between I and o'clock his
mother called at the house and was told
that Mr. Whitten had gone upstairs. She
went up to him, and was shocked at
finding him with the pillow case drawn
tightly about his neck. He was uncon-
scious, and as soon the strip of cotton
was removed a physician was summoned.
The patient was soon restored to con-
sciusness. and the doctor pronounced him
out of danger.