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The evening times., 1900-03-30
THE woMAN's CLINIC.
senator GHllinEer's Amendment To
Appropriations Biu Approved.

senator taNAllMECrS anne mN lilfnl To
Appropriations Biu Approved
In passing upon Senator Galliuger's pro-
posed amendment 20 the District Appro-
priation bin. said amendment providing for
S2oC0 for the Woman's Clinic the Com
missiouers took occasion 20 commend the
measure as one worthy of support.
In their letter transmitting the amend
ment TO Senator NcN,U Chairman OF the
District Committee of the Senate. the
Commissioners say that the Institution
named in the proposed appropriation is one
by which undoubtedly much good has been
accomplished. The physicians in attend
ance as well as those represented on the
board Of directors and the consulting board
are of the highest character. and. accord
ing 10 the Commissioners. are doing work
by women for women which seems ID
every way desirable
From a statement furnished by the Off
GERS Of the institution. il IS learned that
the WOman's Clinic Of the District OF Co
iumbia was organized in September. 1890
and Incorporated June 10. 1891. The spe-
cihc objects OF the institution are the med
ical and surgical treatment OF women and
children under five years Of age by female
physicians and the establishment and main
tenance in or near Washington OF a hos
pital and sanitarium for women and chill
dren under fire years Of age. The clinical
stan for 1900 are Drs Ida j. Heiberger.
Julia Z. Smith. Ada r Thomas. Adelaide
Z. Pertman. Phoebe r Norris Sofe. \
NordhOf-Jung. Susan J. Squires. and Isa-
bel Haslup-Lamb
The amendment referred to was submit
ted TO the Superintendent OF Charities who
felt constrained 10 report uufavOrabIy IC
the measure not bocausa the insfifrrr;o4,
was without merit, but because il was one
Of many charitable organizations which are
doing for the INDECENT poor Of Washing
ton as a separate institution what should
be done by the municipality After stating
the objections of the Superintendent OF
Charities the Commissioners add that in
view OF the fact that Congress contributes
so generously toward the maintenance of
many worthy institutions IN the city. they
do not feel that they should do otherwise
than commend the proposed appropriation,
IL in the judgment Of Congress. il *
thought wise and best 10 continue this
character Of aid to private institutions.
In closing their letter, the Commission
erS take occasion to remind the Senate
District Committee that the call for this
appropriation is an additional evidence of
the necessity for providing a municipal
hospital in which these clinics. as we'll
as the entire care and treatment Of the in
digent sick Of the District. may be provided
for under one municipal administration.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Charles Mills, Although Innocent
Serves Two Years in Prison

charles Mills, Although Innocent
serves Two Years In Prison
COLUMBIA. S. c.. March 3O-By acci-
dent the Governor made the discovery that
an innocent man was serving six years
sentence in the South Carolina State peni-
tentiary for highway robbery
After getting positive evidence Of that
fact he has Issued a pardon to Charles
Nils, young man who nearly two years
ago was sent to prison from Spartanb burg
county. II Mills had declared the facts at
the trial he could not have been convicted.
but his brother Eugene, his double, %
would have been prosecuted in his place
According TO the story, two years ago
James \ Phillips, a Spartanburg farmer.
was held up by two men with drawn prs
tols and relieved Of his watch Phillips
had Eugene Mills and another man ar
rested. Eugene confessed and was SEN
fenced to pay fine OF $50 or work thirty
days on the chain gang This sentence
was imposed by Magistrate Gunter. now
the assistant attorney general. When Eu-
gene had served his sentence Phillips con
tinued to prosecute the case in the higher
court. and meeting Charles Mills had him
arrested and put in Jail to await trial at
the sessions. court.
AT the trial Phillips swore that the pris-
oner was the man who had robbed him and
who had confessed his guilt in the mag
istrate's court. The case was considered
so clear the records OF the magistrate were
not sent for. Charles. after pleading not
guilty. made no further fight for liberty
and was promptly convicted.
Ii now turns out that Eugene Mills was
alone concerned In the crime. He so close
ly resembled Charles that they could not
be distinguished by strangers.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Bunyadi Jan0s
Tor Constipation
ATLAS TABLETS
Prof. Adnm., Return.

BALTIMORE. March S0.-Dr. Herbert B.
adams, professor Of history in the johns
Hopkins University. has returned from Ja-
maica where he has been Tor several
months recovering from the effects OF over
work and threatened nervous prostraton-
DR.. Adams made his first appearance at
the university yesterday morning. when he
met again his associates in the historical
department He viii not resume active
duties this year. but VIII remain near the
university TO keep in touch with his de-
partment. He says Jamaica is so hot that
IL was absolutely impossible to do any
thing but take il easy. He made several
extensive trips in different sections Of tae
island
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Asking for CoIored Cooks.

RALEIGH. y. c.. March s0-A New
York labor bureau has placed orders here
for the employment of an unlimited num-
Der Of negro cooks, house servants. etc.
and, il is said, wants as many as Coz Of
each sex. Cooks aTo leaving daily There
is in effect an exodus. Some white people
do not like the exodus. others hail it with
JOY and would rejoice to see all negroes
leave the State. The increase in the ne
gro population annually must approximate
90 Coo, so a large exodus would be required
to make itself felt
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FOR A NEW DOG POUND.
The CommiSsiOners Request an An
preparation for the PurooSe

The mmiSsiOners Request an ap-
preparation for the Purpose.
a request has been forwarded to the
Chairman OF the Senate Committee on the
District Of Columbia. asking for a special
appropriation Of So. 600 10 pay for the cree.
tion Of a new dog pound. and to purchase
ground upon which to pasture horses be
longing to the District.
Among other reasons. including the bad
condition Of the present dog pound. the
Commissioners state that the receipts from
the sale OF dog tags and the sale of dogs
at the pound amount TO about 5000 a
year.
This money. they say. is all deposited
in the United States Treasury and onIv
$1,000 is appropriated for the current ex-
penditures Of the pound service. including
the salary OF the Poundmaster and his as.
sistants
With the statement Of these facts the
commissioners argue that larger .propor-
tion Of the receipts from the dog tag Ii
cense might appropriately be used in pro
yiding better accOmmOda tions for the
horses owned by the District and the ami
mails imprisoned.
The evening times., 1900-03-30

RUTHERFORD Departed this life March Sd.
1870, 10 a. m-. az her residence 80 sth So, Sc.
Mrs JANE A. RUTHERFORD, aged scyeuu-tV5
years
FUneral notice hereafter. Item
PRESTON-Ou Thursday March % 300.
GEORGE c.. son Of the late Wainwright and Mary
Preston ,uee kaufIuanl, aged hity-t,y1 wears
Funeral from the residence ~ his brother. Nr
Henry Preston, = Street northwest. on >8Iur-
day. March 81. at O'Clock p. m. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited 10 attend. Inter-
meut IN GlenWO0d Cemetery. IL
McDONALD-Oa "Wednesday, March 2s 1900. a.
: p. m., az his residence. PAP Eleventh Street
southeast, SWEEN MCDONALD. a native %
Inverness, Scotland, in The scventy-iourth year O.
his age.
Funeral private. from bis late residence. Fri
day, M.TCh 80 leo0. at O'Clock p. m mh23-se
The evening times., 1900-03-30
THE MILITARY TOURNAMENT
Rivalry Between West Point and
Third Cavalry Crack Riders


Third Cavalry Crack Riders
NEW YORK. March 30.-The military,
bicycle, and athletic tournament at Madi-
son Square Garden has turned out to be
one Of the greatest drawing cards Of the
season.
AS the show advances the rivalry be-
tween the star Rough Riders. the West
Point detachment, and the Third Cavalry
is becoming more keen, and each corps has
a following among the regular attendants.
The Third Cavalry have had rather the
better Of it for special stunts until last
night. when the West Pointers let out a
loop or two. In one stunt three riders
made he circuit abreast. Then, while the
man on the outside horse led the other
two soldier sprang up on his shoulders
and next soldier 3 jumped up TO the skOul-
ders Of soldier 2. Meanwhile the horses
were gallOping and supporting the human
pyramid. with the man on top pretending
TO be scouting about for enemies. The
horses took the hurdle like steeplechasers-
Lieutenant COnklin had command of the
Seventh Artillery, and its performance
and especially the peg-driving evolutions
was the best of the week. National Guards
men and United States marines shared the
other details Of the performance The
marines were Ice strong from the Brook
lyn Navy Yard. under Captain McRelvey.
IL was their first appearance of the week.
and, headed by their brass band. they
made fine showing as they marched in
A street riot drill was the novel feature.
the men forming into a hollow square from
columns OF four, and after volley firing,
breaking the square into parallel lines,
back to back, so as to command both ends
OF the street. After a yOlley in this for
matjcn the square was reformed. a fast
bayonet drill in open order and a skir-
mish drill followed before the men ran
of, amid great applause.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
A Good Letter From a Bright Girl

Miss Victoria A. Berus, Lyons. n. Y. writes:
Il am stenographer OF the Democratic Press Office
and in my official position have frequently read
proofs Of the advertisements Of Chamberlain's 5
Cough Remedy. l have never been troubled with
ish people went 70 the doctor instead Of TO the
drug store. As YOU may have seen BY the papers
we have had very hard sHOwstOTm. In going 10 the
Office the other morning ! caught cold, and as a
result had terrible cough. This time instead
% going to the doctor, ! wont to the drug store
and purchased bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, which, without the slightest exaggera-
have ever used for the same purpose, for in less
than three days my cough bad entirely disappear
ed. For sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and re-
tail, and all druggists.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
SUFFERING WITH MYxEDEMA.
A Case of Rare Disease Found by
Connecticut Physicians.


HARTFORD, Conn. March 3O.-William
Hartman, Of South Coventry. has been SUI
fering for the past twO and a half years
from strange disease that has bafied the
skill Of several local physicians. bis face
is pulled and swollen to an extent that
distorts his features almost beyond human
resemblance. The pufiness and swelling
extended TO his body. The color CT his
cheeks is blood-red and the remainder of
his face is Of a peculiar muddy hue. He
has been treated Tor Brights disease. alb
normal appetite. and other Affections with
out benefit or permanent relief
Ten hospital physicians, who examined
him yesterday, agreed that he was suffer
ing from the extremely rare disease known
to the medical profession as myxedema.
Most of the physicians present had never
seen case and recognized the symptoms
only from descriptions given in the text
books The cause Of the diease is the
failure Of the thyroid gland Of the throat
TO perform its functions
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Large whisky Exports.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March 3O.-An
unusually large amount OF whisky is being
exported from Newport News to foreign
countries this month. While the statistics
for the month have not yet been arranged
those In position TO know assert that II
will be the banndr month Of the port In
that respect. Thus far the record has been
held by March, 1896. when the figures were
$4,000. 900. Most Of the whisky this month
is going to Germany.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
ELKs ELECT OFFICERS.
Social Session and Installation to iIc
Hold NeNt MeeIz

At the regular session of Washington
Lodge No. 15. B. P. o. E. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Exalted ruler. Edward J. Shine: esteemed
leading knight, Joseph A Burkart; es-
teemed loyal knight George A. Tracy; es-
teemed lecturing Knight T. Dennis Har-
per; secretary. Major Richard 4. O'Brien.
seventh term; treasurer. Mitchell Dyreu-
forth, seventh term: tyler. Benjamin :.
Whitney; trustee, Patrick J. Fingles: rep
Tesentatiye TO the Grand Lodge. Albert Sill
lers: alternate representative TO the Grand
Lodge Col NJ Emmett Vrell.
The election was conducted by Col. NJ
Emmett Urell. District Deputy Grand Ex-
alted Ruler for the District of Columbia.
The installation of the officers elect will
take place next Wednesday evening. at
the conclusion OF which a social session
will be held
The evening times., 1900-03-30
His Arm Wrencbed O6

BENNINGTON. Va, March 90.-wiIliam
PIKE. aged twenty years. employed at the
bennington Knitting Company's Mills. met
with a shocking and probably fatal accl-
dent Thursday afternoon. While adjusting
belt on the machinery his right arm
was entangied in the gearing and he was
drawn into the rapidly revolving wheels.
before assistance could reach him and the
machinery be stopped. his arm was twist
ed from the elbow joint and Wrenched OF
The evening times., 1900-03-30
GEORGETOWN VS.. LAFAYETTE.
Indoor Practice of the Baseball
Team Yesterday.

There was little work done bv the
Georgetown baseball team yesterday. Prac-
uce was confined TO the gymnasium where
the pitchers we're given full opportunity to
Timber up on their curves and shoots. This
department Will no doubt be up TO the US
ual Georgetown standard as will also the
hitting powers Of the team. There is not
a poor hitter in the lot
Lafayette viii be here tomorrow. and
owing to the popularity of last Wednes-
days game. Manager Greevy has decided
10 make tomorrow game complimentary
10 the fair sex. Lafayette's Glee Clrb
Will be on hand to give their team rousiDg
encouragement
The evening times., 1900-03-30
KILLED Game Ont of Senso.

CARLISLE. Pa. March Magistrate
A. ". Hoster. of Swstara township. fined
Martin Zimmerman, jr., $25 for killing a
partridge out Of season and Clarence Har-
man $50 for killing two partridges and a
rabbit out OF season.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Mrs. Lanetry,s PInr Rnrr.h-

PITTSBURG. March SO.-Mayor w. J.
Diehl has decided that from all ACCOUNTS
Mrs. Langtry's play. "The Degenerates," ia
immoral and that il must either be heavily
censored before its production here or not.
be played at all
The evening times., 1900-03-30
4HEIR ORDER
The Commissioners Explain the Dog
huzzlpg, Proclamation.

a Reply seat to senator Mcmillan
i'm ResPOnSe TO the Resolution of
EnGuiry-lctiOn Based on the In
vestigatio. OF the Health officer
and Agricultural Department.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
stons The Conrh
and wOI


and works OF the Cold.
laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold In
one day No Cure. No Pay. Price. 25c.
The evening times., 1900-03-30

The Royal Limited" beautiful. swift a,:,
sure, leaves Washington, B. & o. r. r. statio3
New Jersey Avenue and Street, daily 8 D. m.
cafe car service
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Neutrality-suspicious. sleeper via n.
a O.

Quick service to Michigan points daily on pos
a. m train, arriving Toledo 6:3j p. m, without
change. same day, making close connections to
all points in Michigan.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
ST Washable Chamois IN
Gloves. S..... ~

They are in White ouly-but White
Is what you viii prefer-aud every pair
is warranted. You have seen them
called Suedes elsewhere. They're NOT
Suedes-WAsHABLE Chamois.
The evening times., 1900-03-30

Mp Is not recommended 10,
everything; ba. IL you have
ROOT Ednsy: t565sY: . iivsT i or bladder
the remedy you need. At druggists in hfty.
cent and dollar sizes You may have n ssmnle
bottle Of this wonderful new discovery by mail
free; also pamphlet telling all about il and its
great cures
Address Dr.. Eilmer Co. BinEhsrnton. ny.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

~ a Truss. but he carries the Ar
h.ss Cushion Truss all over the United
States Men. women, and children
wear and Ike them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else uiIL Consultation
and two weeks tTial free Lady in attendance for
Ladies Once. parlCrs waiting. and consult
rooms on the same door Catalogue free THE
RORICk AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. 1924
+ ST. uN-s % roOr- mElG- T. en-
The evening times., 1900-03-30
One-day Specials in Mems
Furnishings.

Mems Fancy SILK Cord Car
tiers: made like the Boston.
instead OF 7c
SOC English Net Suspenders.
with leather ends and button
N"'' O"'''''' ''-.......-......... 20c
Regular soc medium weight Shirts
and Drawers. with French neck. pearl
buttons. REINFORCED seams and
Otis gussets- All sizes. 33c
Mems Guaranteed Fast Color Black
and Tan Half Hose: with spliced heels
and toes. II we can always sell
as good at l5c pair We shall be
glad ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lie
The evening times., 1900-03-30

The same grade as the Chill
dren s.. mentioned opposite
Spring weight guaranteed in
color and quality: Seamless
Hose. that has perfect shape
and viii give entire satisfac-
t!On.
The evening times., 1900-03-30
House Furnishing Magnets

Toilet Paper. high grade and per-
fOrated tissue ...................... .2c
llb Cakes Oleine Soap. .2lsc
4 l-2 foot Ironing Boards. ..29c
%-pint Berlin Drip Coffee Pots. .49c
Cedar Wash Tubs. painted .....39c
81 Table Oil Cloth. many de-
S'7"' ''''... .-''.''.'. '.......-,......l lbc
January" Wash Board.
Household Paints. small size. BE
y. II. Clothes Lines ..............4c
Hardwood Clothes Pins. per doz. 1c
The evening times., 1900-03-30

'uolce IS CEered tomorrow Of go
popular floWering Plants and Palms.
Young and hardy, in pots and jardin-
llI1s OF various styles and gOIorings
IN many instances the i1rdiniere alone
IS worth more than We ask f1r the en-
tire outfit
The evening times., 1900-03-30
Two Great Millinery Leaders.

Each a distinct and
exclusive creation-and
il yOu'U estimate ac-
tuaI value OF the mate
rials used youU see
nothing has been charg-
ed fer making a fash
ion. In fact. a dUpli-
cate on special order
couldn't be produced
under s..
The evening times., 1900-03-30

Fast Black Ribbed and Seam
less Hose-spriUg weights
they are not imported although
you are told in some stores
they are. But they are good
enough TO guarantee. We've
only l20 10 sell al this price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

cluded of New York and Kings counties
which comprise the Greater New York, and it
compilation of returns made
it's canvassers which conducted under wei
established which heretofore worked out
rectly in elections The Herald shows that
Bryan will have # Manhattan the old city
of New York $4,000 plurality, while Mckinley VIII
carry Brooklyn borough by 24oOO This estimate be
way either SIDE but the Herald
calculations that New York
City This in the of Crokers claim thai
Bryan would have plurality of 10000 in Greater New
York.
If the Herads' canvass may be depended upon. and
we can. the state Of New York will give Nc
Kinley a plurality ranging dill the way from $4,000 20
100000 In Cleveland carried New York Kings
counties by more 77OOe yet Harrison carried
by 14S7s 1892 Cleveland had 1888 plurality
in the state he carried New Kings by
1O5s55.
Everybody familiar with political conditions ir
York the Democrats cannot hope carry
they get plurality of from $4,000
100, 900 Greater New York.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
The Wichita Tammany Tom Tiger Did 1t.

That crowd Wichita fellows who connived to shove
]. P. Campbell off the track, and every
them. even the who bought big only last
owes everything he has world the
Pop party-that of Wichita fellows say who
and schemed and Unanswered and monkeyed to
get Duval in place of Campbell, any idea
they Long or DuvaL They were not
counting electing Duva The trouble with
the knowledge that should Campbell remain on the
track Bryan be elected the Populsts, not the
Democrats the Big get federal offices
and control the federal patronage This
and gall to the Democratic side of the combine
mediatey proceeded to members Pop side
in an arrangement TO dump Campbell for Duval Duval
had the ghost of show of being elected being
the candidate congress against Long If Bryan should
elected that of Wichita fellows including the
Democrat bought the farm last week. would name
federal oce-hoder of twenty-odd counties COM
prsng this district Popust any one of these coun-
ties would get smell Notwithstanding there five Top
ulists Democrat
connection and in the light of the undeniable
truth of the herein set forth I P Campbers
Knsley appeared in yester
day mornings Eagle interesting Campbell is an
man. as he is honest His blue
indignation at the way the Populist party
was sold out, and he talks only truth. Campbell Pop
uist of the truest blue stamp and his
outspoken revolts at the chicanery by which he
robbed of his partys honorable nomination by
which is sought to have the Democratic party
the Pop party which would be equivalent runty rat
making meal of the biggest kind of vigorous ton1-cat
Campbell is least Populst who propose to
have his pinned back to be swallowed by the
gaunt and hungry-eyed Tammany Tiger of Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
9a1iy - Eagle
VI. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
Better Let Well Enough Alone.

Because of party Affiliations from partisan pride,
upon of Democrats going to vote
Bryan who Democrat They are for the most
part going Bryan not because they expect or
MIN elected but they want to be consistent
loyal party Better let well enough alone gen.
1lemen Penn Gratis would not desire Grover
and the times had under his administration
again Then why risk Bryan who in wanting the
Democratic conservatism of Cleveland who in wanting
Ceveands surdness and experience talks wild and talks
continuously? If by possibility Bryan should be elected
right with his wild talk for months if not
for years, until would know what to expect
until confidence had taken wings and uncertainty regned
Bryan at best is uncertain quantity In his speech
yesterday he acknowledged that four years ago silver was
great paramount issue Is silver less important
than four ago? Or was Mr. Bryan sim
ply judgment? Now he that expansion is
dangerous than the loss of silver standard The
that he is off expansion Also This country
since it founded and
hasn't bursted Nor it going to to pieces be-
cause the fortunes of picked
few Bryan will go talking eternaly, whether
elected if should talk president
loosely as candidate, this country inside of
years. feeling the pulsatons of anarchy.
fault to find with the present
and conditions? If not, why vote to change them?
Why not wisely leave well enough alone?
What Bryan would he elected president
readily open barouche ride he took
Dick Croker down through the streets of New
York at the which ride a champagne dinner,
paid by Dick Croker, whom Bryan lauded then and
there The people this country inclined doubt
Senator declaration that Bryan had prom
Croker the naming of of his cabinet Of
of victory After that ride and dinner
with and notorious political boodler,
bier aIaround sport continent words
only be accepted true but proven. Dick
know the meaning of the words political
honesty political decency and Mr. Bryan
sefrespecng members of the Democratic
party refuse making such exhibition of himself,
exhibition amounting qualification. a cowardy
the of Tammany which stitched,
strung and before being placed the ballot
Again say, why not better let well alone?