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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-18
All Rum Down.
Large Demands Upon the
Physical Strength.
Many Miserable People Who Exist
But Do Not Live.

Run down men and women to be found on
every hand They have overdrawn their account
with the bank Of vitality. They exist, but do not
really live With them. everything is uninteres,ing
and monotonous and life is blank. Such people
need building up-body. brain and nerves. This
must be done by toning the stomach and digestive
organs and enriching and vitalizing the blood
Hoods Snrsaparilla is the great building up med
icine. 1t creates good appetite. gives digestive
power. makes the bleed rich, pure and nourishing
and restores the exhausted physical system to
vigor and vitality. 1t is just what you need when
you feel weak, tired and run down.
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CAR ~ A SHOWER or PICKLES.
Discomfort All Around Due TO the bununs OF
a Leis.rely Load Of barrels.

Motorman Charles s. Lodge OF lhe ihiro
Avenue surface road encountered pickle Dom
bardment on Saturday and he doesn't mink
he will easily forget II. Lodge was skili,iIy
conveying combination car toward Harlem
when a large truck filed with pick kegs turned
into Third avenue from Seventy-ninth street
and headed north In front Of him. Lodge tangled
the gong after the manner Of an Intelligent
and skilful motorman, but Joe Cohen. who
drove the truck, paid no attention. Cohen, with
John Tannabaum. makes pickles az 2U2s first
avenue, and being MANUFACTURED ne Taxes
his time 0beying car gongs. /,
When Cohen was good and ready ne veered
to port ont of the way OF the car but ne was
Wee bit too late The car pinioned his truck
between its front platform ana an elevated
railroad pillar. A moment later Cohen was
lying on the pavement and he thought ne Was
drowning Brine from the broken pickle kegs
showered down from above and drenched him.
The pickles shot In all directions. They show
cred on Motorman Lodge. few into the car and
among the passengers, slid under the truck,
bombarded the scared horses and covered the
limp body OF the unfortunate Cohen, who lay
senseless in pool Of brine When policeman
and an ambulance surgeon from the Presby-
terian Hospital pulled him out II was found
that he had sustained n fractured skull. con-
cussion of the brain and contusions Of tho
shoulder
Motorman Lodge, somewhat pale after the
manner Of men who have withstood much. was
arragned yesterday In the Yorkvtlle police
court and was held in 81 600 bail until tomorrow.
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prosperity, The mines are prodauc,nS ''''
iiO tons Of ores daily. all OF good grace.
/ The Papago Copper Company Is nlukM9 a.
ranaements TO begin development Woia on T.,
group OF promising silver and copper mines n ~
the Mohawk Mountains southeast oi ieA"'
Hill. ,,,-,.. ro,,n.nv which
has its headauarters In Los Angeles, Is makihs
preparations for extensive opefauohv ti, ~ io 10
Yuma county mining district. Empire fiat Is
sitiated about twelve miles north OF Parker on
the Colorado River aud the dlslrlct cvL''aii ~ n,
numerous good mining proposi'iofs' oo'' wy
The DOS Cabezas is ono Of the big copper
properties in Arizona. The Forman .unhe,
which Is the main working tunnel - 40. ra "a
225 feet. the objecting point being the Rreat Of
BODY shown in the Carmel outcroppnss.. ~
the Roberts tunnel work has ceased as u nH, Hos
been demonstrated that the ore pouy MIhch Mh
that tunnel was started to tap can oe Ien'e on ft
more satisfactorily in the on tunnel AT 2oo zee,
lower In the latter they are now IN 80 zee.
with east and west drifts, the former loo iees
and both drifts in ore. Laub Clty, the % %naIho
given to the town ate located by the l)oh Iupe
zas Company, Is now being surveyed its oe"
being one mile square. ,.o,, ,,o
Good reports continue TO come from .ne
King OF Arizona mipe. Inc inol,niy S Jutpus ~, n
Is nearly t5OOOO which should be doubled py
suitable mill. ..t,
Work on the claims OF the MimRus Mountain
Copper Company is progressing la'oraply.
This company. lately. Incorporated OWLS iout
groups of claims in the Verde mining dlsTlc'
In Yavapai county, situated in the same MN,
eral belt as the United Verde, Black Hills ana
IN the four groups, and as WOOD ana wafer
for development work are At hand, nlslookeo
upon as one of the most valuable copper pros
poets In that region.
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Aside from a certain few, with
weak ankles, the only man averse
to low shoes for Summer is the
man that hasn't tried them.
97OO pair is our record of sales
up to June lst--beginning of
Summer. This proves our argu.
ment, and that a generous stock
and variety is appreciated.
A low shoe is cool and com.
Portable; easy to get on and off.
gives play to the foot in walking.
But tan is cooler than black;
a double sole cooler than a single.
ROGERS, PEEr - COMPANY.
ass Broadway, COZ. Warren.
and 7 and Warren St
ss9 broadway cor. Prince We MI order
1850 broadway, cor 5,d BY mall
and 81 West SD ST
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calendar ssI.s A iSsS Z. ml Pars LEI nSaSs S%ss
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LONG RIDGES DECORATION DAY.
A Custom Thirty Years Old In a Cemetery OF
Retired Connecticut Village.

STAMFORD. Conn. June 10. To-day was
Decoration Day at Long Ridge. a village about
ten miles back of Stamford, and hundreds Of
people gathered in the little cemetery to decor
ate the graves Of friends An appropriate
service was held In the Long Ridge Universalist
Church, 1t was conducted by Rev. f. NJ Grant,
recently appointed superintendent Of Univer-
sallst churches in Connecticut, an Office corre-
spending to Bishop in other denomnations.
Decoration Day was instituted at Long Ridge
thirty years ago. The I'd Of June in that wear
was observed as children's day SO many
flowers were contributed that the pastor, the
late James SHEPPARD did not know what to do
with them. The late Seth Cook suggested that
the flowers be taken 10 the cemetery. Ever
since then the second Sunday in June has been
observed as Decoration Day in the village, The
arrangements for IL since the death of Mr. Cook
have been carried out by Benjamin NJ Ayres
one of the leading men Of Stamford.
Long Ridge Is a type OF Connecticut village
which is depending more on its past than It's
present, but its past Il such "a TO carry II along
for some time to come. 1t has 10 trolley or
train service and hence the hundreds who took
part in to-days services had TO drive in.
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The French Canadian tlon.

The three days celebration Of the ffteth
anniversary OF the Societe st. Jean Baptiste de
Renaissance de New York. which began on
Saturday with picnic at Brommer's Park. was
continued yesterday with church services In
the morning and an excursion to Coney Island
IN the afternoon, The French Canadians from
the society curing the celebration, were astir
early. and. escorted by the members of the
society. attended high mass at the Church Of
81, ~, jean bapnste des % Sanad'ens fransais IN
avenue. The Rev. Father Lepailieur rector OF
Vile. ST, Louis. preached the sermon. After
ward the party divided, part go ne 10 III" lodge
sire t, and part TO the Hotel Majestic At each
place there was a reception. with nlenty OF
speechmaking and general GOOD fellowship
About O'Clock all hands started for Coney
Island
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nIUn.

HAMILTON.-on Saturday. June 0. 1900 the Rev
William j. Hamilton.
Funeral from the Church Of our Lady of Mercy
Debevoise place. Brooklyn, whore solemn mass
OF requiem will Be offered for the repoSc OF hs
soul Tuesday, June ~, 1900 at 10 4. NJ once
OF the dead, $50. Reverend clergy, relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
MURPHY.-At Newburgh, n Y, on Sunday. Juns
10, 1900, Felix Tone Murphy.
Funeral services at ST. PstrIck's Cathedral On
Tuesday morning June ~, 1900.
wHEDON. ON Sunday June 10. 1900. Dorothy
Heron only daughter of Charles Crane and Lucy
Heron Vhedon. In the sth year Of her age.
Funeral and InteTmeIA private.
wHITTAKER.-At Chestnut Hll, Philadelphia on
Saturday. June 0. 1900. Emellne A., wife OF the
lat John WHITAKER.
Services al her late residence. Chestnut Hill. on
Monday afternoon. June II. 1900. at 80 o'clock
Interment private.
WILSON. Suddenly. at Lakeville. Conn, Junea
1900 Abner A. Wilson.
Funeral services At Laksville. Inlermcnt at Wood
lawn, Monday, June II, 1900 Frends take
train at Grand Central Depot a, 3:45 p. "
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
once. I Madison av.. corner 23d st.. n. II
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SABLE GHOST ON THE FIRE ESCAPE.
Landlady Knew the Feet and Had Joe Ganss
Fellow BoardeP Fined.

Ambrose Wheeler. colored. who boards at 22s
West Forteth street, was arraigned in the
West Side police court yesterday morning
charged with dsorderly conduct by Louisa
Gehring, who keeps the boarding house.
About o'clock this morning. she said. Il
was awakened by a noise In one OF the rear
rooms in my house and ran 10 the room. |
saw a pair Of black legs and feet through the
window. oolored man in a nightshirt was
climbing up the fire escape and had been
robbed of Sl25,
What makes you think 1t was this man ?"
asked Magistrate Pool.
Just from the size and appearance Of those
feet. Why, I'd know them anywhere"
replied the woman.
"Thpt ain so, said Wheeler. II was never
in the lady house, and I've got witnesses to
prove my abb"
Wheeler'S witnesses we're Joe Cans. the
negro lightweight pugilist. and his wife. who
board in the same house as Wheeler. Cans
assured the Magistrate that Wheeler came
home too drunk to have climbed down or up
any fire escape. Magistrate Pool said he
believed this, but felt obliged to inflict a fine
of IS on Wheeler. and he inflicted it.
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She Belongs in Mauch Chunk and Was Fol
lowing an Uncle Tom" show.

WILKES BARRE, Pa. June i0.-Instead Of
tramping from New York TO her fathers ranch
in New Mexico Rose Gilmore, the girl tramp
who was arrested here dressed like man. has
been following an Uncle Tom" show. in the
hope of getting on the stage. Insteado of coming
from New York she comes from Mauch Chunk,
parents there. The Uncle Tom" show exhibited
In that city last week. and the girl. seeing II,
was stage-struck Knowing that she could not
mems clothes somewhere. and followed the
show by stealing rides on freight and coal
trains. She had not caught up with it when she
was arrested here. When the police exploded
her tale Of tramping from New York to New
Mexico. she admitted that she had invented II.
Then she said she lived in Mauch Chunk and
gave the police the name Of her father. As yet,
they have failed to locate him. as there are a
number of Glmores in that town.
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Bartender Convicted Of Manslaushtsr.

TRBDs HILL, N. T.. June io.-In the Mont
gomery County Court on Saturday niaht
Theodore Mcveigh Of Syracuse was convicted
of manslauRhter in the first degree for Milling
william Haiden. a farmland Of Hagaman. in a
brothe In the town Of Amsterdam. Mcveigh
was the bartender and II Il alleged that after
he knocked Haiden down be kicked him, result
YES Years s. OF IA age The defence examined Witnesses wines @
to show that the prisoneNhad heretofore born
q good character. Among thsse witnesses was
Assepblyman Delaney OF Syracuse. Judge
Wendell will pronounce sentence tomorrow
afternoon II Is expected that he will impose
q sentence OF seven years In State Prison.
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the ships took Is not yet known. sinSs EH sitsns.
from several vessels was going onosedinr On the
naval colliers Maroeilus and Lebqnon; ma. nnvsl
barges Nos 4 and 8 and barges ,rers Along.
John Smith. Tip Top and others others Tsl ond barges
there Mere nnrs than an scoo @ tons OF coal, AZ
nightfall last night coal was going anoaru a,ns .se
battleshps in several animated biaok s sue,d te f,nd
and nobody was more surprised to.oaSS ~ pona-
hontas coal folks, who sent man DOWN 'n'
Roads 10 Photograph the scene. .,r.d M
:, The Marcellls and Lebanon renaheN ,hn Nor.
Hampton Roads, and will come up 10 tns NJ NJ !,
folk Navy Yard tomorrow; The ken,ufny nv
still lies Of Old Point. She has taken on nn ner
ammuniton and Is expected 10 go !" ,.sfnn lG Gn
Haven Bay tomorrow to engage !" '0'""s
her guns In target practice
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SHE WOULDN'T GO BACK TO DUFFY,
Hes . Union Man and a Church Member. but
His Wife Says He's a Brute.

John DUFFY. an iron moulder. of 425 West
Forty-ffth street, was taken to the West Side
court yesterday to be asked why he didn't sup
port his wife, She Rad black eye "a evidence
of bad treatment Duffy said he was a member
Of union and was proud OF 1t; that he was
such good church member that he was sorry
TO have TO be in court on s'rch charge on Sun
day.
replied Magistrate Pool THE question is, how
much can you pay for your wifes support since
she has been forced to leave your
I'm willing to give her a good home" said
Duffy. why don't she come back?"
Il lived six months with him." said Mrs
Duffy. and wouldn't do it again for any
thing"
Duffy was put under bonds to pay 81 a
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Captured Three Young wildcats.

WILKES BARRE, June 10 Patrick Redington
OF Pittston. driver OF a grocery wagon has se-
cured three cub wildcats after hard fight with
the mother Yesterday. as he was driving
through the woods to the Boston mine. he saw
the cubs playing The mother. bounding sud
fought her of and ran for his wagon. She
sprang again, scratching and biting at his face
and throat. With great effort he shook her of
again. and reaching the. wagon got his whip.
wildcat when she sprang again, and after a
fierce battle. in which he was severely scratched,
ba killad her
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Clausen Rejects Gardeners' Demand,

Some time ago the Catalpa Labor Club. an
organization Of Gardners employed by the city.
notified the Park Commissioners that it had
fixed upon S75 month as the prevailing rate
OF wages and in this had the Endorsement
Of the Central Federated Union. At yesterdays g
meeting of the c. +. Y. letter from President
Causen in reply to the demand was read. in
Park Department would not Justify the pay
ment of SIS month 10 gardeners. He said also
that he did not believe the gardeners had the
right TO fix prevailing rate of wages.
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QUICK COALING or BATTLESHIPS.
Massachusetts and Indiana Take On Their
Supplies and Break Naval Records

NORFOLK Va. June iO.-The battleshps
Indiana and Massachusetts. which arrived AT
Hampton Roads at $50 o'clock yesterday morn
ing sailed for Newport at 1870 o'clock last
night. The record for the quick coaling qf
battleshps In the stream was broken TO flinders
by the two battleships. which took on in about
sixteen hours probably one thousand tons Of
coal and at daybreak to-day were probably
lity miles up the coast. Just how much coal
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Naval Cadets to Sail To-day.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June io.-The Chesapeake
and Newport with the naval cadets will leave
their moorings on Monday afternoon between
cruise, which will end on Aug. 2s Lieutenant
Comma nder c. l.. Colahan will be In com
mand Of the Chesapeske and Lieutenap Com
mander A. N. KniRht In charge OF the Newport.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The name"W. ger Johmer, Stuttgart, is nsrkc1
on the undercothing OF man, about 40 years oldS
whose body was found yesterday In the East River
of Pity sixth street. II Is In the Morgue
Mrs, Boyle, living at Hlghbrdge. had a hemor-
image on Park row yesterday while on her way 70
Copey Island With her husband aud her four lltue
girls She vas carried into Perry's drug store and
removed from there In an ambulance to the Hudson
street hospital
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Fireman with One wife Too Many.

Thomas Henry Francis Carley. fireman, Of
442 West Thirty-second street. was held for the
Grand Jury yesterday on charge OF bigamy
His first wife went TO a hospital two years
ago. When she came out she couldn't find her
husband till n few days ago. Then she found
another woman with him. Carey admitted
having married again and said he thought his
first wife was dead.
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Yriendly Crap Game in Private IL All Right.

Policeman Armstrong arraigned Augustus
Hill and ten other negroes in the West Side
police court yesterday on the charge OF shoot
ing craps in H's house in West Sixty eighth
street, Hill protested that they were all hs
friends and that they shouldn't have been in
terfered with.
You are right" said Magistrate Pool. You
have as much right to shoot craps with your
friends In your house as have to play cassino
charged"
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Drowned Yachtsmau at Sea Gate.

The body Of a man about so years old, 5 feet,
II inches tall. and weighing l75 pounds. was
washed ashore at Sea Gate Coney Island. yes
terday. He was Of sandy compile 1ion, with red
waistCoat and trousers. On the wastcoat were
brass buttons, indicating that the man was
mate on a Yacht
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Drowned In the Shrewsbury.

RED BANK, N. j.. June io-Frank woolley,
aged 2s. son Of Justice Edmund T. woolley,
was drowned near Newman Springs to-day In
company with klchard Appegate he was ca noe
The canoe upset and WoOley who could not
swim, quickly sank. Applegate swan to shore.
The body was recovered
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3Miniug.

MINING. MILLING, SMELTING AND CoNcEN
AVA TRATING MACHINERY CoRLISS EN-
GINES ESTIMATES FURNISHED THE EDw.
r. ALLIS CO., ROOM III. 20 CoRTIANDT ST.,
NEW YORK
AFTER MAY iST OUR ADDRESS WILL BE
es 4 Va LIBERTY STREET.>fsooM liOA
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Arrived-SuHDAY. June 10.
IS La Gascogne. Poncelot, Havre june
IS Pawnee. Cartwright Catania May Ia
SIS Capac Sproul Iguique. April Q.
SIS Georgia, Russ, Genoa May 81.
SIS Marengo. Bingham, Newcas ste, May -
SIS Critic Grimm, Leith. May 23
IS Marx Lane, old. Marseilles, May -
SIS Bucetos Durdin, Colombo April 2S
SIS C,irityba, Hoppe, Chrdenas May ~.
SIS Ithaka Thomson Havana, June 8,
SIS Cypran Prince. Dobson, Pernambuco. Mayl
SIS Nlgilancia Reynolds, Vera Cruz, June !.
SIS Cherokee, Garyin Azua, Mayo.
SIS Forest Castle, Taylor Hamburg. May IT,
SIS Jefferson, Dole. Norfolk, June Q.
SIS Geo ". CLYDE, Chichester, Boston June o.
SIS City Of Augusta Daggett, Savannah,June
SIS Goldsboro. French. Philadelphia June 0.
SIS HOrauo Hall, Bragg, Portland June 0.
SIS II. NJ. Whitney, Hallett. Boston, June o.
Steam boat Martinique, Dillon, Jackson lille, JuneG.
Ship Khyber. Steele, Hamburg, Mayl
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Skin Ga mblIng at COney Island

Coney Islands Joy was Of the unconfined sort
yesterday. 1t was wide-open Sunday. Sew
eral persons reported to the police that skin
gambling games were being operated, with
fake shows as cover for them. They knew IL,
the games.
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ARRIVED OUT
6s Kensington. from New York. al Antwerp

SAILED FROM FOR ZION PORTS
IS Umbris, from Queenstown for New York.
s. Grosser kuhuerst. from Cherbourg for No
York.
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NARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALhANAC-rHIS DAT
Sun rises. ....l2S Sun sets 1880 Moon sets. 500
HIGH wArER--THrs DAY.
Sandy Hook...bB2 Gov I'd. .o:24 Hell Gate ... 6.11
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New publications

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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-22

Bennington, Sept. 22.-Maior II. D.
Fillmore, commanding the department
OF Vermont, Spauish-American War
Veterans. announces the following ap-
pointments on his staff
Assistant Adjntant-General-Ca
c. T. Burnham, Burlington.
Assistant Quartermaster-Gener ral-
Lieut.. Z. II. Prouty, Burlington.
Assistant Inspector-General--Cap
RI. Il Dyer, Of Rutland.
Assistant Surgeon General Capt. J..
w. Jackson, Of Barre.
Capt, w. r.. Ilaigh, of Brattleboro,
Capt. w, A. Pattee, OF Montpelier,
Capt. Il, f. Johnson Of Bradford,
Lieut.. Il. NJ Miller, Of Brandon,
Lieut.. e. J. Stratton, of Burlington,
Charles Williams, Of Newport, will
act as ailes.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-22
BOTH CAUGHT
Harry Casmer Arrested al
Asbury Park, n. J.
FOR QuEcHEE BURGLARY
William Cowdry's Confession
Enabled Officers to take
Him.
(Specialto TELEGRAM.)

Rutland, Sept, "a Through the
confession Of Will Cowdrey, the off,
GERS were enabled to locate his pal
Harry Casmer in the Quechee Burglary
case at Asbury Park, N. j., and tele-
graphed the police there to arrest
him, which was done last night. He
will be brought here as soon as the
necessary papers can be procured.
Itseems that Cowdrey has been liv-
ing of late at Asbury Park, N. j.,
where this raid was planned.
Mrs. Cowdrey came on to Castleton
with the boys some ten days ago to
visit her parents, who live in that
place.
1t is thought today that the par
ties will both be tried here first on the
charge of horse stealing and later for
burglary and resisting and shooting
the officers in Windsor county.
The U. s. government may, how
ever, demand them on the charge Of
robbing the post office at Quechee.
Rutland, Sept. 22.-Will Cowdrey,
the Quechee burglar, was arraigned
before Justice Wayne Bailey yester-
day on the charge Of horse stealing
and pleaded guilty. lie was bound
over to the county court under $1,000
bonds which he was unable to furnish
and he is confined in the House of
Correction. He is said to have con-
fessed to his part in the Quechee bur-
glary. The U. S. authorities may
try him for robbing the post office.