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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
S.,-ctare ON The .-a,.sSsIo.. PLAY,

ilfuztrated lecture, .'Tso Passion Piay AZ
ois5.sflsneIsan. viii be gisea ;lis erel.ins 81
lis, Figst Rsptist Church eoraeg a @ and SIX
tesl8H S5Tccss northwest. by Hiiiis1 T. ~peileH.
81 tbs citz w Ssaefsleu - mace - ,@faz-is}
-rsdF ff the crFaf 'ifag8 aad s.llaleer yisilg
filiefs md fs1--eG ersSr i4s4sses, o.
to- u TiR iC.tr-e i'e 75sgsrI5tcd rs
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16

Jeel eirsysoa, special c,efl in the document
room 81 tie fiet,e Of Representatives, has ar
ran@ed "a that tiey VII be l,azdy- t5ese bills
and FtErls Fl.icll VIII be mss ss,iei fgT during
tie esrly JAYS 81 the sessi.a. TIE ssys the de-
ls4.i Tor oieei1lrsEIfls sfs sts ssibssde lte1ss-
f3Ie i.if- already sci In
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
House Restaurant renovated.

During fte recess Of Ceagres lbs diniug-ros1n
IN the House Restaurant has been thoroughly
overilule Tn walls lave been tas5efu,ly painted
asd decorated AID XIV electric lights have been
put II. The Transformation has been SO pFo-
-B.siBce{ thai the members Nil hardly recognize
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
senate Chamber Carpet Reiafd.

The 5awrey velvet carpet. which covered the
floor of tHe Senate chamber last session and which
llss been up since last Juae has been reiaid. The
desks have been replaced ard are chairs VII be
brought III today or tomorrow.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
Guilty OF Passing Countcrfci1~.

samuel johnson colcred. pleaded guilty before
C..ise,i states Commissioner samuel c. Wills today
10 % .siig counterfeit doiIar ana IT eetlult Of
s3e0 bonds was seat TO jail to await tie ae5ion OF
the eland il':y-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
CoIIateraIs Forfeited.

Tl.s follewing collstessls were forfeited IN the
Police Court to-day; Carrie Fraser, William D.
Gardner Edward F. Holloway, and Eliza F. Hal
lovLy- for profanity and disorderiy conduct and
Richard Watts for cruelty to animals
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16

New NatioDal-Daniel Frohnaa's Company;
evening.
Lafayette squale-st9ek Company. in "The
LAST Nord;" evening.
ColiImbia-'.Star and Garter: evening
TIashim's academy Of Nusie-"A Wise Guy"
aiteTn0ou and evening
ChsSe's New Grand-Ch4se's Vaudeville Com
pany; afternoon and evening.
The Biiou--'Nine, Woman. and Song; after
noon and evening
and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
Pcrcton. for ptrtrfct rcopIe.

The following residents OF the Districl have beer
placed on toe pension roll to date from Os5ober
so. originsi-Ceorge Cumming. 81 Original
widows. etc--Helen ,. N. EDWARDS s. War Sish
Spain. oTiginal-Be: gsa,;iT ?. FickenbacheF =
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
AII HeId ns Eagrants.

Patrick Do1ohoe, William T. Roach and Jam S
scott were sent 70 The sgorkhoy=e Ter two months
each today b, Judge Scott on charges Of vac-
raicy. While Au;lie HEMP received a sentence O.
tlsi-ts s!ars Oh a sifiilsr charge
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
Ba,~ Disehar-c.s iron, Custody

-I;,,j-c Scott today se5 aside teeelt d.f COM
gri-..ss E;a " RS. ries j. pc Esgsae SIN q
ai.,i Jei5a Efs-- ts- Supposed 6iI7317lsv' eaio'ed
ii- lsgyas lis 30 ~. 4;tfaTU! = 3asI e.r-e g
iSzrtiyrfs roiiss,t ai.,5 ,i.=.l-l-ei tazlf fr's1
ci5-I0tiG- arc flt f''s s-7 sf -afi - iav=
l.,!d .. pses.s Lee 3r Ces-a=ut:eaI tv2uUe-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16

Table Tumblers: extra thin. hand
somely engraved IL assorted pat
terms: regular price 9Se dozeni &c
Imported Flower Vases: large size,
in fancy shapes and assorted dee DEC
orations.
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scnt to the MorkI,nus.

For breaking window il hogrc on Pennsyl-
vaI.ia Avenue northwest, occupied By Caroline
Plugge. John LfrSter was sent to the work house
fos thirty days today.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Has Reopeaed Hi omce.

" \ Smith. clesk N charge Of the ..coag-es-
sional Record at the Capitol. has reopeBea his
ofRee-in stztri-.ss Han to- the season
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
H.FRIEDLANDER BRO,
Cor. Ninth and & SITS.

Hush: Don't You Hear the Baby Cry
The only safe medicine for $. q curd collie in
nursing babies IS Gascarets Candy Csthartie
Make mothers milk mildly purgatiye Druggists
Ioe, 25e, SOC.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16

ting BriaTs and bushes OF the side Of the
public road. In Sans house We found
Laura Long. aged fifteen. and Lizzie about
twenty years Old: Mrs Sarah Long. and
Annie, about nine years old. Laura and
Lizzie were suffering with smallpox. but
the other members of the family have not
yet contracted the disease. nor have they
been vaccinated
We went next TO the house Of jim John
son at Lakeland, where a case was said TO
be. bUt inspection OF the various members
OF the household failed 10 reveal any signs
or symptoms OF the disease
The inspector Informs the Health Office
that the condition OF affairs revealed by
his inyestig CATION shows IanentabIe con-
dillon OF affairs. The inmates. he says.
are Instructed 10 remain indoors. but there
is no guard established 70 secure com
pliance with such Instructions He says
that the inmates OF these houses are free
TO go aud TO come when they please aud
the facts show that their movements are
not II all restrained by anything the
health officials of Maryland have yet done.
He says that only IN the case CT Dent at
Hyattsville IS anything like intelligent
quarantine kept up. He states thar Mr.
Bsuekhage is doing all that he can to keep
Dent from contact with the others
The Health Office IS somewhat disturbed
by the condition OF affairs disclosed BY the
Inspection and the Acting Health Officer
is of the opinion that the existence of the
smallpox at Hyattsvilie and vicinity is a
menace 10 the District. and today the facts
brought out by The inspection were com
municated 10 Surgeon General Wyman. OF
the United States Marine Hospital Service.
with view to action being taken BIZ him
under the quarantine laws # such stem
is found 10 be necessary.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
II5flIERCE'SI
| - FAVORsTE |
| TRANSCRIPTION
& FOR WEAK W1kzEN.
charged With Stealing Ntoner.

William Brooks. coIored, is ssid % have stolen
81 IRON Charles IT, Warner. and VIII have hear
ing before Judge KilnbaH tomorrow.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16

Capt H G. Newcomer. Assistant TO the
Engineer Commissioner. recently sent a
communication 10 his chief with reference
10 the encToachment upon public space
which in some cases iHterferes with the
Improvement of the streets. He states that
especially in the construction of sidewalks
and the paving of alleys the work is fire.
quently obstrueted by the presence Of en-
croachments OF various kinds upon the pub
lie space. In the past he says, il has been
the custom of the department 10 rely upon
the property owners TO remove distractions
Of this character by giving them due notice
before the work is begun.
Captain Newcomer states that II ap-
pears to him that the interests OF the pub
lie work should not be permitted 20 Suf-
fer gu account OF the refusal or delay on
the part of property owners 10 obey the
notices served. Therefore. he recon-
mends that he be authorized to- in all
cases of this kind hereafter, have such
Instructions and Entertainments removed
by District employees after allowing rea-
sonabie time for the property owner to
comply with the notice served.
The Engineer Commissioner in forward
ing The request of Captain Newcomer to
his sociates has recommended that the
opinion as to the rights of the District
in the matter. Captain Beach informs his
colleagues II the Engineer Department has
the right to remove Instructions. as Cap
tain Newcomer suggests il is believed
that the paving OF alleys and the laying
of sidewalks would be greatly expedited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
American Cut Glass.

American Cut Glass Water
Bottle. large size; latest cut q 90
ting-,.'-,.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. - y
American Cut Glass Celery Tray.
new shape; new style cutting; 50 0Q
worth S. at.....-.......--.... SE'JC
American Cut Glass Bowl: S-inch.
extra deep: new pattern; reg So o.
ulaT price s., at................ ~V'IO
Cut Glass Oil Jugs. low shape. QQC
new pattern. ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Iras1 bu. be carries ths Az
sa1sS Cushion Truss all 0Yer tas UniteS
States Men, voJGen. kD3 ehii5-sa
scar ard Ike them The Air Cushion PAD holds
with comfort; nothing else viii. Consultation
EEd two weeks thai free. Lady In sstsadsBes for
ladies' offce. psTI0r1. waiting, and consultation
rooms On the same Soor Catalogue free THE
RCRICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. Iz2G
It nv. ID eoOr. nki5 ten
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16

eeial trains and elee-ie cars 10 Bepning race
cQzllNl Opening day, saturday, November l.
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STREET LIGHTING

Low tide.--.-----.--- --.9:5I An and 1916 p "
High sos i. n and rs 2 "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
The Pot Called the Kettle Black Be
cause the Housewife Didn't Use
Ubs @uenlna glnses
FRIDAY NOVEMBER Ie. 1855.
Weather Indications,
TFNPERATTRF

FAIR continued cold tonight. SATURDAY partly
cloudy, Ilt 20 cold; fresh Rog;aeEly yrinds- be-
ro1s.irz variable.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
AMI SENESTS.

Lamps Ut to'iay Ply
Iamr> out tomorrow ----.. = 4 y
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Tide TARII

sun rose.-....6:42 An Sun sets...4:5s /. NJ
Won rs. IL y ~. Moen sets..............
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TIE SIX Am 1TOov

Temperature 81 3 a. 80
Temperature a. y noon--------------- g
TeEnEararIIre al , p m---.-.-..-..--...---.- Il
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-16
SCOTS EMULSION

with Hypophosphitee Is three times as effective
IS Cod-liveT Oil SOC and 81 All drngEiSts'.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03
Here is the way the boys are
talking about congressional
candidates from this district:

Frank D. Mead 81 E-canaba, is spoken
Of for congress. Mr. Mead is a lifelong
republican, an able lawyer, a good
citizen and an almighty good fellow.
lie would make a good congressman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

and others whose object in going
to the meeting is educational,
not political.
There is also a place for the book
men at such meetings but it's in
the corridors not on the rostrum.
We hope that the newly elected
officers will recognize the short
comings and purge the associa-
ton Of these political and per
sonal influences.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03
Bannerman House.

dates for governor. to the
following. " Even in the dullest
of times Mr.. Stearns paid his
men the highest wages going
and every man that ever worked
FOR Justice S. Slearns will hold
up both hands for him in his
contest or in any other" That's
pretty strong endorsement and
a veay catchy one with the
fellows that carry the dinner
pals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

John r. Jones Of Menominee.
was appointed deputy state
game warden this week. He
was over in Gogebic county a
short time ago. At that time he
occupied the position Of wire
inspector, oil diagnoser, beer
slayer, or some other old Job
that furnished him divvy out
of the state treasury. Jones is
q rotator from away back, but
properly employed, he would be
Q slab piler on the banks of the
Menominee, far away. News
Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

Editor G.. NJ. Atkinson. OF the
Hibbing News'has our congrat-
ulations ON account of the many
good things the papers are say
ing of the News under his
management Mr.. Atkinson
has had the paper less than a
year and already has it away up
In the press ranks of his state.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

From thoroughly reliable
sources we learn that a VIGOROUS
still hunt is on throughout the
state in the interest of ID. M,
Ferry and that his stocks are up.
Men who are canvassing the
state in the interest Of other
candidates say that they have
noticed a decided change within
the last two weeks and that the
Mcmillan forces are likely TO
come out on top yet.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

Henry Il. Paltengill has been
asked by number OF Republi-
cans to become q candidate for
congress from the sixth district
Mr.. PattengiI say,, very
modestly. that he viii accept
the nomination IL he should
receive it..
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

The Democratic state Central
committe is organizing for q
vigorous campaign in this state
next fall. A bureau Of publica.
ton has been organized which
will publish a magazine to circu-
late gratis all over the state,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

The Norway Current has pass
ed the fifteenth mile stone Of its
career with a pace that points to
many added years or usefulness.
It's editor j. f. knight has our
congratulations.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

announced his canli1acy for the
same Office again ti year pro-
vidiug Mr. Oreu IS not a
candidate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

A gentleman from lower Mich.
igan who is acquainted with
Justice ;. Stearns gave express.
ion. during a conversation on
the merits OF the several candi-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

In commenting upon the
position of Houghton county on
the governorship the Houghton
county Progress says: when
the proper time arrives Hough
ton county will be found united
upon some candidate for the
governorship without doubt, but
at this time no one has a right 90
say who that candidate will be.
1t may be our own r. b.
Dunstan: it may be Mr.. Osborn,
or it may be some one of the
other candidates. This question
will be decided by the party
regardless of any bargain made
by Messrs. Osborn and Sheldon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

Frank II. Watson, who was q
can didate FOR Attorney General
two years ago and was beaten in
the convention by Mr.. Oren, has
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

The Manistique Tribune sug-
gests Hon. S. NJ. Stephenson as
a delegate at large to the Re
publican National convention.
The suggestions is a good one.
And now that you are talking
delegates to that convention we
are reminded that there are to be
two delegates from this district.
The mining interests are certain
ly entitled to one Of these and
we suggest Thomas L. Cole,
of Gogebic county as such dele
gate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

Tic lPP@A lNAhfroNt'
Association BY the dragging OF
the association into politics.
There has been an undercurrent
Of dissatisfaction for some time
on account of the monopoly OF
the affairs Of the association by a
few superintendent OH the Mar
quette range and in the copper
country, reinforced by the book
men who are given more con
sideration in this association
than any other in the country.
In fact, so prominent has this
feature become that it is
openly whispered among the
rank and file Of the association
that the ring is working the
association for their personal
ends and some go so far as to
say that in order to get a super
intendent's position OF the first
rank in this peninsula you must
have the support OF the book
concerns. Those who make
this assertion point to position
filled last year in which it IS
claimed that these interests took
a prominent part. Thursday
evening, at Ironwood, 1t is claim
ed that three superintendent
and several book men held a
secret meeting and mapped out
the work of the association,
including slate of officers, TO
suit themselves. Among other
things canvassed at that meeting
was the question of a member OF
the board OF education from this
peninsula. A personal enmity
exists between couple
Of the educators from the
upper country both of whom are
interested in this Office. At this
secret meeting a plan Of cam
paign was Matched up and all adj
iourned to secrecy Saturday
morning. A resolution was drafted
asking for a representative upon
the state board OF education and
endorsing the commissioner from
Marquette county for that Office.
The endorsing clause was
vigorously opposed by several
members from the Menominee
range on the ground that such an
action would be prostituting the
object Of the association TO the
ends OF an individual. They
were perfectly satisfied with the
person endorsed and anxious
that the peninsula should have
representative upon the state
board but we're decidedly opposed
to having the association used as
a political machine, and further
more did not feel like having a
half dozen schemers pick them
up in a minute and put them in
their pockets without even the
privilege of letting their heads
stick out. The circumstances
were OF no avail and the reso-
luton was passed although the
major portion OF its supporters
came to the directors after the
matter was over with and con
fessed that they were confident
that the resolution was out OF
place and that the only reason
they were supporting it was to
lead lamb to the slaughter.
Such tactics are decidedly out OF
place in a teachers association
and unless there are changes
made in the methods Of con-
Quoting the business Of the as
ISOLATION its end, 50 far as the
teachers Of this range are con-
cerned, is in sight. There is a
place for politics but il is not on
the floor of such assemblies. It's
4. A
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

shoriff's
ENecutlon {


OF REAL ESTATE
Noticei Hereby rlyen. tu,t hy virtne ~ %
writ 81 Execution issued Ouf of Hud under tlaf
SeH OF The Circuit tuurt iur the couptt ~ Mar
quette, state OF fifaiGul dated lhi thlld dHY
~ March =. il 1897 ro mpsiirectet and deliver
fairbuifn against thc goods ANT cuIifri lHt0H
and tenempnts ~ homa- u Gibson, james ~.
Gamble. Carl petcruu tnd Barnet Levin.
did 0n the 10th day ui October, A. ID. 1890
levy upon and tanp an t.ia right. title aud iu.
tcryst at SAID James " Snmble u aud 40 the
following described real pstitfe. situated iu tho
county ol IRON nud state gil Michigan. fa-Wit.
All those rrrtun plefes or parcel- of lHud
situated in tfe Townships ul Frinnfite, crystal
Fails uul Nnst0d0u, county of Iron and state
of Michigan. knpWal urn DESCRIBED ns the west
hall of thu noLth Avsf quarter ol section lcfnr
of section I've t1ts the nppth east gnnrter ol the
northwest quarter ~ seel.nm eight Ca. the
southeast quarter of tle north east quarter al
section thirty three $685. Town forty luur IAN
north Of rtuge ihitty thres 1851. weNt tlie vast
bali oi the south wevtqnurter ~ seetinH nine.
thirty.three B3 Wesi He GAa, ~ .ol eeniion one
g. town forty thrpe ta north 10 rHtAt thirty.
two ~. west. ANT the uuft west Qlartle ~ the
north west quarter al Nrction ski tnim iorty
two. ~ north oi ranm tiiftyune lsiii west ai
Of which B shall expo@e Tor na,e al public
auction. "a The highest bidder. "a the law
directs. az Che front door 81 the court house
Ia The city 90 Crystal Falls that being tiie
building Ia which The circuit conrf for said
county ui Iron. state ~ Michigan Ia held. on
Tuesday the Hth day ga March a. A.. 1900, ~
1 O'Clock ~ the forenoon.
Mauvlile 70, Waite,
sheriff 81 Iron County, Michigan
Attorney Tor Plaintiffs
Dated January 10th. a u. 1900.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-02-03

Here is the way the boys are
talking about congressional
candidates from this district.
Cad Smith Of Marquette, is out for
congress. Gad * popular ana deserving,
und will with the aid Of lis
friends, be enabled TO break any comb
nation that may have been agreed upon
10y Mr.. Sheldon and iis friends to give
him third term. Mr., Smith is much
the ablest man 81 the two, and would
make Il worthy representative Of the a..
b. in congress.
Frank d. Mead 81 E-canaba, is spoken
OF for congress- Mr.. Mead is a lifelong
republican, an able lawyer, a good
citizen and an almighty good iellow.
lie would make a good congressman.
Mr.. Sheldon will find it no easy task
to secure a denomination this year.
Ills grcatest opposition viii come from
men who were his friends two years ago.
Menomnee Herald.
Mr.. sheldon is being advocated for q
third term 10y the IIoughion Gazette.
The signs point to several candidates
for the position, and among them will
probably he found Hon Cad smith,
OF Marquette, whose friends arc deter
mined TO make fight FOR him. Aud
Mr.. Smith will be found strong man
in this comprehension Ore.
Supervisor Mcneil. Of the
first ward, is receiving much
favorable comment for the bust
ness like way that he goes at his
work on the auditing committee.
Although this is Mr.. McNeil's
first term on a board of supervi-
sors he has already fallen TO his
work like a veteran. A position
on the auditing committee is a
difficult one TO fiji for the reason
that so many different persons
have axes to grind through its
medium and with each and every
one Of them it makes a great deal
of difference whose OK is gored. y
Mr.. Mcneil carries business
judgement into the work and
hews to the line all along its
course. We prophesy that Mr..
Mcneil will prove a profitable
public servant To this community,
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-27
LAUNDRY IN THE AIR.
Runaway Accident on Chi tmas Day
Near Thomas Square.

Two Chinese laundrymen from the
wash house on Keeamoku street were
the principal actors In runaway
Tuesday afternoon near Thomas
souare. A trace gave way and the an
tiauated horse between the shafts OF
the brake developed surprising quail
ties Of agility and speed. There was
racket. n cloud Of dust. shower OF as
sorted garments both washed and un-
washed and also Of Chinese. one chi
narnan ascended rapidly into the air.
came down with increased velocity and
sat down very emphatically In the
street. "A bundle OF clothes I'm his arms
and an expression Of injured Innocence
upon his yellow features. The other
IChinaman leaped from the brake, In
tending 10 land squarely upon his feet
hut after n somersault In the air. his
long pigtail describing circles about
him. the Celestial came down on his
head In the middle Of the macadamized
lpavement. where he was rudely struck
and run over by wheel or th'
wrecked vehicle.
The latter Chinaman was found TO b'
ulte severely injured. the former hav
ing n few slight bruises about the heat
and shoulders. The two refused to ge
into their conveyance again and wer'
taken In the patrol wagon TO their home
nj the laundry. the fractions skate
which had caused the trouble following
humbly and mutely behind, the wreck
cd brake In his wake.