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The evening times., 1900-03-05
SHOT IN A RACE WAR.
One Man Likely TO Die From His
Wound.

One Wan Likely TO Die From His
Wound.
MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, March 5.-A war
between Slavonians and Italians took place
at Natalie. town two miles north of here,
this afternoon, and when the smoke clear
ed away it was found that two men had
been shot. The battle took place in a dou-
bic house. one side Of which was occupied
by Italians and the other by SlavOnians
A dispute arose and an Italian fired a shot
through a partition Of the house with a
gun. the load landing in the breast Of John
WaHchok His injuries are not serious.
Wanchok was badly scared and called
Tor help. Joseph Dunko went to his as
sistance. Rocco Zucorelli, II is alleged
intercepted him with revolver and fired
the bullet entering Dunko's breast. He is
in a dying condition. Zueorelli was ar
rested, and is now in jail here.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
STRANGE SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
\ Mother Asks $500 for Injury 10
Her Feelings.

Her Feelings
..EWPORT NEWS. Va, March The
decision il the case OF Hobt- VS. Caffee in
favor Of the defendant ends a unique case.
so far as the judicial annals OF this state
are concerned. Some time ago Holly
Hobbs a wellknown Pythian, OF Hinton,
". Va, was killed in the yards OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway in this city
The body was embalmed by J. II. Caf1ee
d Soh and shipped TO West Virginia
cerding 70 the complaint set forth in
the t..t OF the plaintiff the body was i'm
properly embalmed and decompOsed be
fore it reached the home Of his mother.
Nao was thereby damaged 10 the extent OF
8 800. her sensibilities and emotions being
as.a,ted 10 that extent by failure 70 look
upon the features of her son. The jury.
however. could not see the matter in that
light. and brought in a verdict Saturday
for the defendants.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
EZRA w. LFACH's WILL.
The Contestants AIIeEe the TesthtOr
Wns of UnsOund Mind.

Wns of Unsound Mind.
Hearing in the contest OF the VIII OF
Ezra W. Leach. OF Auacostia. D. C.. was
begun today before Justice Cole. sitting
for probate business. The viii Of the de-
ceased is dated December q. 1895, and
names Samuel II. Lucas as sole legatee.
The beneficiary was not a relative Of the
deceased. A cayeat protesting against the
admitting Of the will TO probate was filed
by Gustave Leach. William T. Leach. and
several other relatives of the testatOr on
the grounds that the deceased was not Of
sound mind at the time OF the making oi
his will and that undue influence had been
exercised by the beneficiary, Lucas. The
contestants are represented by John II.
Adriaans and the legatee by J. J. Darling
ton
The evening times., 1900-03-05

"A bri-it home makes merry heart" Whcn
Won 20 rome from hard days work you Win
always want bright and cheerful faces 10 greet
Nou The only way to accomplish TINS Is 10y the
drinking Of HeuriCh's beer. Order a case OF
Naerzen. senate. or Lager Beer from the Arling
ton BottIing Co. so that your family can in
,IuIge in q little pleasure. and the change in their
couutcnances viii be most peTcepuble-
The evening times., 1900-03-05
FORGED HIS FATHERS NAME.
A Boy COnfeSses to Obtaining 500
ON u Bogus Check.


CUMBERLAND. Md. March 5.-Waite
Wsmsley. aged nineteen years. from Bev-
erly. ". Va, vas arrested in Cumberland
charged with forging his fathers name for
500. He fell in with a newsboy on the
West Virginia Central train. who piloted
him TO a hotel. The newsboy stayed all
night with him, an the next morning
Wamsley missed $135 out Of his purse Of
$500. lie notified the police and in the
meanwhile the police received a telegram
from Wamsley's father asking them to ar
rest his son.
The young man was placed il the police
station, where he made confession. say
ing he had forged his fathers name to
a check for 500. He accounted for 1t all
except $40 and the sum taken By the news
boy, which was all recovered except S5.
Wamsley's father will come for him ard
take him home.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
A brakeman Behended.

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, March 5.-Wil-
liam Thirlow. a brakeman on the Lehigh
Valley Road, fell from his train here yes
terday afternoon and was beheaded. He
was thirty-three years of age. and is sur
yiYed by a wife and three children.
The evening times., 1900-03-05

Free from CalOmel Aloes, and Opium.
so Tablets l0c; large size, 25c and SOC.
Mason,s Cream of olives Ointment,
% Cents
Safe and sure remedy 'or Piles
Cures Catarrh AsthP-a, Group, Colds, and al
Inflammation Of MUCOUS membrane and skin.
Endorsed and for sale by all prominent drug
gists or mailed Tree for price by H. T. Mason
Chemical Co. SIS Arch 81, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold and endorsed in Washington by
HENRY EVANS. 93S F St NV.
EDWARD STEVENS. 9th and Pa. ave
MACKALL BIOS. cor. 9th and II sta. ne
T. 5. LEADBEATER & SONS Alexandra, Va
ACKER & AFFLICK. 1929 Pa. ave.
J. T. HOSKINS, 1900 South CaEitol st
C. B. MCPHERSON 5th and sts NV
p J. FITZGERALD, az and / sts- sw
OUICLEY PHARMACY. 2lst and C sts NV.
ROBT \. HARPER. GOO Pa. ave.
FELIX A. VAN REUTH. 2Cth and sts NV.
CHARLES SCHERER, 32d ana n SITS. NV.
C. 3. CAMPBELL, cor. ID and sts ne
s ]. T. WELLS. cor. Goth and II sts nv.
r. A. VEITCH, cor. Goth and NJ sts NV
WHITESIDE & WALTON, 1921 Pa ave NV.
G.. G. G. SIMMS cor. 18th St and n Y. ave
EDWIN YARNOLD, l222 G ST sw
KENNER'S PHARMACY, 18th and Q SIS. NV.
W c. DUCKETT. Penn ave. and 22d T. NV.
J. W. MCDONALD. cor. \. Y. Av. & n Can. 81
WAKEFIELD HALL, Alexandra, Va
BURY'S PHARMACY, AnacoStia.
T. +. CISSEL, 10th st. & n Y ave
The evening times., 1900-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF COLONIAL BEACH
PROPERTY OWNERS viii be held at
221 / Street northwest.
TUESDAY. MARCH s. 80 p. m.
All are requested TO attend as matters
Of Importance will be presented.
Item
N WADE, the WE'LL known barber, can
now be found with G. W. TURNER,
402 Ninth Street northwest. 1t
The evening times., 1900-03-05
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

~
ono ,N1zEp UNDER THIS LAWS OF TH1 DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital e I,,y5 ~, W w.
Sl,rnls TO policy holders. la0u'- %
WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY,
Washington. D. c
Statement, December 81. ls29-
Cash on hand in banks and trust Com
panlos .'-'--''--- fA-'--' -
Rouds and mortgages. secured on prop
prtv worth double the amount loaned -
thereon '-'-u-' ~
Stocks and bonds tmarket y9ue) -..---- l5l,'JJ U0
Premiu, - uncollected and IN hands oil ..
agents 49, =
Interest due and accrued 4''c' UO
r., .........--...- 500. .S97 IA
LIABILITIES.
-, -..;t.1 ....-............sloo.0c .0c0 90
Irnearned premiums reservcd---.----- '''-' A.
Reserve for unpaid losses and othe' 400 o,
claims .----..---.----. '-- as 40 sg
Net 1,rplus ...-...-..........----- 9o'o'- %
Total ...........---
ANsON 5. TAYLOR President
- FREDERICK NJ SHELDON secretary
The evening times., 1900-03-05
stops the Couxh
ChcerfnInrnr md Hnnninc.r.

Laxat5ve Bromo-Q Quiniue Tablets cure a cold In
one day. No Cure. No Pay Price. sc
The evening times., 1900-03-05

ono, ,>1zFD UNDER THIS LAWS OF TIL DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The evening times., 1900-03-05
MaSOn'S Health Defenders.

Yellow Tsblets cure Dyspepsia.
Brown Tablets cure Constipation.
Red Tablets cure Coughs and Colds.
White Tablets cure Sore Throat and Tonsiltis
Free from CalOmel. Aloes, and Opium.
so Tahlets lOc; large size. 25c and SOC.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

The Delano Eagle has an attack of
bloody shirt rabies so often that we
want to call it's attention to these
words, which were written by Theo-
dore Roosevelt, and may be found
on page 3S of the Life OF Thomas
81. Benton" written by the New
Yorker:
"The decline of tho militant spirit in
the north was much to be regretted. To
it is due the undoubted inferiority of the
Northern compared to the Southern SOL
der. The militant spirit OF these
last stood them in good stead in the
Civil war. The world has never seen as
good soldiers as those W no followed Lee:
and Lee will himself rank as without anv
exception the very greatest OF the great
captains that the English-speaking
peoples have brought forth"
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

New York Sun: 1t is King that the
assassin's hand has struck down at
Mouza, King who II reign OF twenty.
two trying years never failed in any
kindly quality. Fearless in the face OF
disease as Oh the bat tlefeld, just. merci-
full, a fosterer OF the arts and learning,
placing the welfare OF Italy above the
fortunes OF his house, Humbert l. de-
served even more than bis remarkable
father the surname, il le galantuomo.
Humhert's task vas thankless one,
with little promise OF glory. Coming to
the throne when the first flush OF euthus-
iasm over a united Italy was fading and
the material losses were becoming evil
dent as the price which the former
independent States had paid for union,
overshadowed by the fame OF bis father
and OF the other makers of the new
Italy, Humbert l. was obliged to guide
his country through it's bitter and costly
experience, SO hard it is to undo the
wrongs and omissions OF centuries in a
few short years.
Ore brave act, as knjght]y a deed as
history records; be was able to do.
When Naples went wild with supersti-
tious terror in the cholera epidemic OF
1884, King Bumbert went straight to
the city and side by side With Cardinal
sanfelice, exposed himself to the plague
in the HOSPITALS and in the fouIest slume,
day after day, till the people took
heart again. That Italians cAn never
forget.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03
1900 JULY 1900
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FRIDAY, AUG. 3.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
For President
WILLIAM j. BRYAN.
For Weep PRESIDENT
ADLAI Z, STEVENSON,
Democratic County Convention and
Primaries,

democrati" delegate convention for the
county Of Mori iSpn state of Minnesota, will
be held on Thursday, August 3Oth, 1900 at
1870 O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day at
the court house in the city of Little Falls in
said county, for the purpose OF selecting 9
delegates to the Democratic State Conven-
tion TO be held in st. Paul on Thursday
Sept. 9Th. A. D. 1000, for the purpose OF
placing in nomination candidates for the
several state Offices to he balloted for at
the general election in state of Minnesota on
November 9th, A. D., 1900
Said county convention shall also select
II delegates to the Democratic Congression-
al convention to be held in the city of Aitkin,
Sept. 5th, 1900.
Said county convention shall also, in case
call shall have been duly issued, select dele
gates to a democratic judicial convention
for the Seventh Judicial district.
Fhe basis OF represen ia ton shall be one
delegate for every 25 votes or major fraction
thereof, cast for John Lind for governor in
November 1898.
in accordance with the above aDportion-
ment the several precincts will be entitled to
the foil owing number of delega tes.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

President Mckinley has hauled
down the flag! 1t appears that 1900
square miles OF gold bearing land in
Alaska have been offered to Eng
land. The New York Sun, abid re-
publican as it is, hopes the notice
will not be confirmed, as it would
mean polical disaster to the admin.
istratiOn.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

We lind this in Saturdays Trans
crlpt: 1.-The planning MILL has been
closed since Tuesday owing to a
scarcity of ORDERS" The same
thing, az the Transcript: knows. has
occurred several times this season,
and is a striking commentary on
the pr rosperit7 talk. The owners OF
the planning mill are able and ener.
get1c business men. They would
rather have the mill run than to
have it idle. Scarcity of orders
means either that the prices of lum-
Der are too high, which the lumber
men deny, or at'lconsumcrs can't
afford to buy the lumber.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

Miss Mile Daniels, school teach
er OF Nemaha county, Kansas, is a
geniue. She gives kisses to scholars
as rewards of merit, and as she is un-
usually pretty, the plan has beeL
very successful and the enrolment
has increased 81 per cent. The
school was very unruly when Miss
Daniels took charge, but the oscu-
latory reward, which is given every
Friday has made mo jels of the boys.
Such things as these make some of
US old timers wish we were young
again and lived in Kansas,
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

With the bubonic plague in San
Francisco. the black vomit in Rio ia.
neiro, tariff in Porto Rico, the Neeley
scandal ih Cuba, contract labor in
Hawaii. bribery and corruption in
the Philippines, ship loade of Jap
anese coolies on their way, trusts, mo-
opolies. a multitude of strikes, and
other evils too numerous to mention.
the people Of the United States stand
in great need OF a change of doctors
Red Lake Falls Courier.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

"Prosperity' is the republican
campaign cry. And Bradstreet's
last report says that the iron and
steel business is at present more de-
pressed that at any time for three
years past. The iron trade il re-
garded as the truest index of the
state OF trade. Dun's weekly review
says the failures last week in the
United States wee 231 against ISL
for the same week last year. This
prosperity cry is going to prove a.
boomerang.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03
istratiOn.

Some new Bryan men in Washing
ton: Jackson Fl. Ralston, lawyer,
formerly a republican stumpspeaker;
Capt. Patrick O'Farrell, formerly an
Irish Republican; Clement s. Ucker
lawyer who stumped for Mckinley;
H. F. keenan,. lawyer who stumped
for Mckinley; Rosser Downing.
formerly an Irish Republican.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

Journal Press: Jos, Schwartz, the
Torah druggist, is in a predicament.
Schwartz is building for the occu.
pancy OF his drug store and has the
foundation in, the granite and the
plate glass purchased for the hand
some fropt. The plans are for a
thirty foot building and front and
all the materials have been pur-
chased with that measurement in
view. Now it has been discovered that
there is but 20 feet and nine inches
Of laid between the brick building
on the west of the Schwartz lot aud
the frame building on the east. The
brick building on the west was shown
by Mr.. Chute's measurements to
have encroached on Schwankl's pro.
perty and as it cannot we'll be moved
it has been suggested that the own.
er of the brick make a deal with the
owner Of the frame building over the
necessary three inches to permit of
the construction of the Schwankl|
building.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03
For Sheriff.

The undersigned will be ca ndidate he
fore the Democratic county convention
for the nomination for sheriff, and Sc
licits the support Of bic friends. -
FRANK HEROux B
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

The late R. G. Ingersoll, who was a
stalwart republican, in a letter to a
friend written shortly before his
death said Il believe in expansion
providing the people Of a foreign
country want us and we want
them.''
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03
;he foil owlng number of delega tes.

The primaries for the election OF delegates
shall be held in the usual voting places in the
several precincts on Monday the 9th day of
Aug. A. D., 1900. from to 8 O'Clock P. M.
Ey order of the Democratic County Com
mittee.
CHAS. E. VASALY
Chairman.
F. E. HALL,
Secretary
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

". A. Croffut OF Washington, torm-
erly of Minnesota, and a republican
until now, has come out for Bryan
and says Senator wellington Of
Maryland will do the same.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

VIM. Ragans has moved bis family
into the frame dwelling he has built
on Second street southeast, between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

st. Paul Globe: State Superin-
tendent J. 81. Lewis issued ano ther
batch Of teachers certificates. auth
orized under the new law giving
teachers who tanght i've years pre-
yious to the passage of the law the
privilege of certificates good for
one year. After August 1st, no per-
mits OF this class will be issued by
the state department. and those
who do not secure certificates at that
time will have to take the regular
examination before being issued q
certificate.
This class of certificates are calcu-
lated to favor old teachers, giving
them a year to prepare for the ex-
animation. All teachers who &C.
cure temporary certificates in thie
way will be obliged in any event to
take the examination q year from
next September.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

1t is noticeable that the 'B)aine
Irishmen," like Patrick Egan, and
Patrick Ford, OF the New York Irish
World, are supporting Bryan this
year.
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

One OF the rellying cries of the
Chinese Boxers il: "Our country.
right or wroDg!"
Little Falls herald., 1900-08-03

Arthur Derosier and Miss May Ad-
ans, both of Gravelville, were mar
ried by Justice Collins Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-01
SPECIAL FOR THIS EVENING
From to o p. m. at Young & Nc
Combs.

From to p. m. at Young 6 Nc
Combs.
Ladies' light and dark colored per-
Gale wrappers, worth up to 81, choice
SO cents.
Summer corsets, good netting,
choice ~ cents.
Ladies' tafTeta silk waists. both
light and dark colors, worth up to
SIS as. choice 81. %.
10 dozen gents light percale ard
madras shirts. worth 75 aud 6S cents,
choice So.
Gents all silk teck ties, worth %
cents. Is cents
Gents all silk bon bon ties, wort
% cents, at 10 cents.
Chiidren's black ribbed hose, sizes
5 to Z. pair cents.
20 dozen ladies' fast black seamless
hose. worth 12l cents, for cents.
Tie balls for Windsor ties 10 cents.
New style wish bone brooches worth
% cents, for Is cents.
Euameled beauty pins, per dozen
3 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-01
Late Church Notices.

Rev. w. II Johnson, new pastor of
Christian Memoria church, arrived
with his wife yesterday from Spring
dale, Ark. MIR. Johnson will preach
his first sermon tomorrow morning.
Rev. James R. Kaye, of Eldon.
Iowa. will occupy the vacant pulpit of
the Central Presbyterian church Sun
day, preaching both morning and
evening. Mr.. Hayes visit is looked
forward to with considerable interest
by the people, as he is preceded by
the reputation of being an. able and
learned clergyman. After completing
his collegiate and ecclesiastical studies
at Edinburgh university the degree of
Phi. d. was conferred upoL him. y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-01

tyrewriting and busitess practice
Enroll now.
An endless quantity of carpets. lace
cur tsins. stIav mating and hneoie
ums now in stock at Clenann & Salz
| maDn's.
Ha. Ha, AS all right. it's the
| best on the market-the Rock lslanC
Girl scent cigar, manufactured by E
T. Dolly.
Allen. Myers & Co. have beer
a 9arded the heating for The ne"
dwelling of Hon. William McEniry
on Sixth avenue.
Highest grade of work in the laun'
dry line is done by the American
laundry. Ask those who have tried
it. Phone 1886.
Our orange and lemon phosphates
are con sidered to be the best in town.
Try them and be convinced. Balm
sens drug store.
The steam heating and plumbing
of the new residence for the sisters OF
ST. Mary's church has been let to
Allen. Myers & Co.
If you need any wiring or electric
work of any kind don't fail to call on
Fiebig & Robb and get prices. All
work is frst-class.
Take the Third or Fourth avenue
cars for the Labor day picnic grounds
Moline. Both lines run within few
blocks of the grounds.
Don't forget the "ole time camp
meetin'" now in progress at Prospect
park. Big crowds in attendance every
afternoon and evening.
Take the Third or Fourth avenue
cars for the Labor picnic grounds,
Moline. Both lines run within few
blocks of the grounds.
J.B. thinner & Co.'S stock of fall and
winter suitings consists of the best
imported and domestic fabrics. See
their line for fall suit.
The colored camp meeting is now
on at Prospect park. Fine jubilee
singing and preaching every afternoon
and evening. Don't miss it.
Before hiring a livery rig come and
look over our outfits. We can please
the most fastidious. Half a hundred
vehicles to choose from. Cralle & Co.
Miss Clara Woltmann will open her
kindergarten at Lincoln building
Sept. 4. She will be glad to welcome
all her old pupils as we'll as many new
ones.
Just the kind of weather for one Of
those electric fans that Fiebig & Robb
are selling. They are the most sue
cessful fans that have ever been put on
the market.
Have you heard those colored jubi-
lee singers and shouters at the camp
meeting nov in progress at Prospect
park? You will regret it if you don't
attend. Big time.
Get your supper Labor day at the
Sacred Heart grounds, Fifth avenue
and Twenty-eighth street. The ladies
will have fine spread and you will be
served any time from 5 to 9 o'clock.
Now is the time to think about
your heating plant for next winter.
You may be warm enough now, but
how about next Christmas? Remem-
Der. Allen. Myers & Co. for strictly
first class steam and hot water work.
They put in heaters that heat, and
don't require coal mine to keep 'em
going.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-01

Today William Buchholtz will open
his new saloon. the FL Dorado. in the
old Maucker house. Every day from
9 toI2 o'clock a. m. and from 4 to 8
o'clock p. m. he will set free lunch.
Those wanting furnished rooms at
moderate prices should spply to him
at once. The whole house is entirely
renovated and all the furnitureis new.
Call and see for yourselves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-01

Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed assignee of the Twin City
Purih ed MIX Company, a corporation. and all
persons holding any c aim or C. aims against
HEREBY notified TO present the same 70 me,
under oath or Affirmation. within three months
from this Gate whether S aid claims are due or
not AL persors inds oted TO said aSsigcor are
requested TO make prompt payment Of The
same.
Dated August 4. 1900
GEORGE r ROTH. Assignee,
JACKSON s HURST and w. ]. EEIRIKIE.
Attorneys for Assignee,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-01

Seek not TO steal the other fellow $ hgh',
Rather put on stea u and make your own,
DO whatever 20 DO vita all your right,
BY takiag Rocky Mount ain Tea at night
Ask youI druggis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-01
weather We May Have.

Possibly thupderstorns this after
moor: generally fsir tonight and Sun
day: continued warm
J. .SHERIER, Observer.
Temperature at . n -; at noon,
So
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-12-07
Gaoa.Ne7yS for. Mr Underwood.

When the President, formally in
vited has Cabinet to- Fe4aiN with
him another term, he nleaut some
thing, more. Office holders, great
and snaall, who are giving satisfac7
ton. in the discharge of their dlsties>~
are practically included I'm the invi-..
tation to stay. There are to beno
removals except for good cause.
'ehe only changes and appointments,
whiEh will oeept Will be. thpse due.
to:yacancies on account of death or
voluntary resignation. Authority
for this statement. comes from tho
White house. The Presidents
policy regarding patronage was sR :
nounceet,explnitly and definitely in
response. to an inquiry made respect
ing it,. Efficient, offgials halding
commissions for. stated terms Will.
be, reappointeaS Those who arc
serving. withe0t d4tenwre wtll
contiune without: interruption by
transitioR Of: the administration
froa. tiEsss to. second terE,s,. THIS.
statenaent applies net alone. to gov
ernmenta officials IN Washington.
1t will be, the policy to continue.
postmastera,- coLactoFs,s dsstrict at
rerneys, marshals and ptherfederaI
officers through the next term -
Globe. Demacrat-.