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The evening times., 1900-10-13
CALLERS AT THE WRITE HOUSE
The President Receives the Members
OF the Supreme Court.

The President Receives the Members
of the Supreme Court.
The judges of the Supreme Court of the
United States made their annual ceremo-
nious call upon the President ar II
O'Clock this morning 1t was the time
honored reception given by the Chief
Magistrate each year On the opening of
the court. The justices, each Of whom
was attended by valet, arrived in eaf-
riages promptly at II o'clock. They were
escorted by the marshal of the court
The eminent guests We're received in
the Blue Room, where they exchanged
fluctuations with the President for about
twenty minutes. All the members of thu
court were present except Justice Nc
Kenna. who has been out OF the city on
account OF his health. He is expected to
return this afternoon.
Baron Fava. the Italian Ambassador,
called upon the President this morning to
present his credentials from the new
King Of Italy.
Archbishops Corrigan and Ryan and va
rious other dignitaries Of the Roman
Catholic Church. were received by sp-
pointnent by the President yesterday af-
ternoon. at the White House. They We're
accompanied by Mgr. Conaty, rector of
the Catholic University. 1t was announc-
ed afterward that the visit was to discuss
the status of the Catholic Church in
Porto Rico and the Philippines
E It was declared that the visitors were
we'll satisfied with the explanations by
the President regarding the policies OF
this Government in regard to the church.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
SUICIDE IN a BARRIERS CHAIR
DespoEdent PhiIadeIphian Ends
His Life With Gas

a Respondent PhiIadeIphfan Ends
His Life With Gas.
PHILADELPHIA Oct I3-Seated in a
BARRIERS chair in his shop, at Nc. 1902
SAMSON Street, George Bantz yesterday
inhaled Illuminating gas through a rubber
tube and ended by suicide long debauch
that followed series of reverses. When
he was discovered by the police, shortly
after noon, life was extinct
John Bayard. member of the Com
monwealth Club, which occupies rooms
above the barber shop, detected strong
odor Of gas that came from the shop. Po-
liceman Patterson broke open the door
and found the barber seated in the chair
with one end Of rubber tuke that con-
nected with eHE jet gripped in his
mouth From all the ether jets the fluid
rushed Physicians from the Jefferson
Hospital stated that the man had been
dead several hours.
Rantz had filed every creyice about the
door anu ss:GtadoW with paper He was as
phyHiated while hundreds of people passed
the door. half-dozen feet away, unmind-
ful of the tragedy within. Misfortune
followed Bantz for months past Having
lost his position at barber shop on
Tenth Street, above Sansom, he remained
without employment for weeks. He then
began to drink. Bantz had little trade at
his recently opened shop.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
Two FOOIBAIEl GAMES
Carlisle VS.. Virginia and George-
town VS.. st. Johns.
Roth Contests Expected to Prove OF
Great Interest Three Hundred
hooters for the OLD Dominion, war
s,fy Boys Arrive - WIZ Make
Things lively at National Park.

A double header is the attraction in the
local football world today. Two first
class college games are scheduled one Of
which is in progress at the present time.
Georgetown lined up against ST. Johns.
CT Annapolis, at 1 o'clock. At o'clock
the Carlisle Indians and the University of
Virginia teams viii strive for football
honor and glory on the gridiron at Ma
tional Park.
Football fever seemed to permeate the
air around the Ebbitt House this morn
ing and early this afternoon Two hos
tile football teams, the Carlisle Indians
and the University of Virginia boys, rest
cd there last night. and this morning the
latter force was re-enforced by band of
rooters, 500 strong, who arrived from
Charlottesville on a special train over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad The
Virginians are confident of making good
showing against the Indians who for SO
long have been exponents of high-class
football The sons OF the Old Dominion
say THAI they have the strongest team III
the history Of Virginia.
Glenn S. Warner, ex-captain of Cornell
coach Of the Indians. says that there are
but four old men on the team and that the
new players most OF them, never saw a
football prior 10 this season. The Indians
have played none OF the big teams this
year as yet but have SO siguaily repulsed
aspiring elevens of small colleges as 10
leave no doubt as to the quality
of football they Will play tais
year. "Rroncho" Armstrong an old Yale
player, and eX-Captain Edwards. of Prince
ton. viii act as officials.
Johns teams viii be The guests of The In
dian and Virginia leans at the latter S
game 4 similar invitation has been ex-
tended 10 those players TO witness the
game between Georgetown ana st. John s
which starts at I o'clock, thus enabling
all who so desire to witness both games.
According TO all Indications Georgetown
should be able 10 defeat St Johns by q
considerable margin. The team was rath-
er late in getting started and Coach Bull
has been with them scarcely Two weeks,
but hard practice daily has had a good
effect upon them, and the team work,
both on offensive and defensive, is consid-
erably improved. i number of new men
are playing in the line and Captain Oracle.
the regular quarterback IS cut OF the game
aS result OF an ankle sprained in prac-
tice few days ago. The Georgetown
gridiron has been improved during the
past week and side lines laid of a rope
fence put around the side lines and
bleachfrs erected at the sides Of the field.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
TIE CENTENNIAL DECORATIONS
Subcommittee In Charge TO Hold n
| Meeting

SubcoEn mittee IN Charge to Hold 81
Meeting
The subcommittee of the Centennial |
Committee on Decorations and Paradei
viii meet this afternoon at AIS. at the
Board of Trade rooms. in the Star" Build
ing. F. B. Pyle is chairman The object
of the meeting is the making Of arrange
ments for decorating the streets. the busi-
ness houses, and private residences OF the
city during the days Of the celebration.
The chief clerks of all Government depart
ments are members of the subcommittee,
and il viii he their duty TO see to the
proper decorating of the public buildings.
An effort viii be made to have the Capitol
and the Executive Mansion especially
handsomely decorated. This subcommittee
viii also have charge of the interior deco
rations of the Corcoran Art Gallery, in
which place a reception 10 the visiting
Governors, Senator's Representatives, and
other distinguished officials will take place
| on the evening of December T.
The work at the Centennial headquarters
is Increasing with every day and the grow
ing correspondence is evidence OF the in
terest which business men and citizens of
the District are taking in the successful
outcome of the celebration
The evening times., 1900-10-13
ARRIVAL OF THE STEVENS.
Transport Soon TO Return to Manila
With 81 Load of Horses.


san FRANCISCO. Get fe.-The trans
port Stetens arrived yesterday from Ma
Mia Captain Whitehead in comma nd.
Only g quartermaster and one sergeane
came back upon her. Her stay in ror5
will he about fifteen days, when she VIII
be sent back TO Manila with AZ hors s..
Special orders have been issued that all
available recruits belonging to regiments
serving in the Philippine Islands and
China. now at the Preside. will be held
in readiness to sail for Manila On the
army transport Grant about October 16-
The men viii DE organized into one bat
talon of four companies. and the fellow
ing officers. now at Preside, are d-sis:,2-
ted for service with the battalion:
Capt Edmunds Dubois. Forty third IN
fantry: Second lieutenant John H. Has
son, Thirty-ffth Infantry; Second Lieut.
Leo NJ. Cults. Eleventh Cavalry; Second
Lieut. Albert C.Allen, Thirty-eighth n
fantry; Second Lieut.. Raymond II. Fen
nell. Sixth ARTILLERY; Second Lieut. E. B
Howell, Squadron Philippine Cavalry;
Acting Assistant Surgeon Wharton B.
Mclaughlin and Merton 4. Pr bsrt. Uni
ted States Army, Will sail with the troops
on the Grant
The evening times., 1900-10-13
NO C, Cd OR DEPOSIT SCHEME,

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is the largest importer OF specifics for nervous
md sexual diseases in the world.
The Won Mohl Co. has the sole American
rights for Prof Eaborde'S French preparation
OF "CalthoS," the only remedy known to ad-
vanCed medical science that will positively
cure nervous debility. This remedy has for
years been used as a specific In the French
and German armies, and since its introduc-
tion into the United States has cured many
success of the remedy in Europe has been re-
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In order to place this wonderful treatment
In the hands of every person who suffers the
mental and physical anguish OF sexual weak
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The remedy is sent by mail in a plain pack
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Lost vitality creeps upon men unawares.
DO not deceive yourself or remain in igno-
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Z overwork and business cares, the results
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The evening times., 1900-10-13
CHARGED WITH swINDLING.
Alan and Wife Held by the Federal
Authoritfes-

u
WILMINGTON. Del. Oct I3-Dr. c. C.
Raymond was arrested at III West Eighth
Street yesterday. charged with using the
mails for Illegal purposes He was held
under S200 bail for a hearing before the
Federal authorities on Monday. His plan.
1t is said. was to secure large quantities
of books and drugs on the installment
scheme and then disappear A number of
articles We're found in his room.
At Reading, Pa, it is said, he operated
under the 22ame of Dr. Guest, and in York,
Pa. his name was DR.. Westcott
Mrs. Raymond wife of the alleged
swindler. was also arrested and will be
araigned with him before Commissioner
Smith on Monday The Federal authori-
ties think they have in DR.. Raymond
caught up with a man who has been baf-
fling them for some time, and is much
sought after by drug firms and book pub
fishers
The charge against the couple was made
by Finley Taylor, of Philadelphia. agent for
a New York publishing house. He is sup
posed TO have operated last in HARRISBURG.
Pa, under the name of DIR. Graves, and
the postal authorities were hot on his trail
when he departed
The evening times., 1900-10-13
Constable Attacked by a woman

BRIDGETON, N. J., Oct. 13.-Mrs. Caro-
line Holhauser, the woman who was found
guilty in the courts of being common
scold, and was released on the promise
of her brother to take her to Manayunk
and keep her, escaped and came back to
Carmel Constable Dare, after a strug-
gle with her yesterday afternoon when
she used a butcher knife and scissors on
him, finally overpowered her and brought
her to jail. She will probably be sent to
nriSnn
The evening times., 1900-10-13
DRUNK WITH A RAZOR
A Colored Man Creates Consterna-
tinn Among CoIored women.

Levi Jackson, eolored. was in Judge
Kimball's court this morning. to answer
the charge of assaulting Mary Young, alsa
colored, and carrying concealed weapons
Mary Young and several witnesses testf-
fed that Jackson went 10 Mary Young's
house. yesterday afternoon, and asked for
drink of water which was given TO him
He took a swallow and threw the rest of
The water into Mary Young's face. He
then rushed through the house fourishing
a razor and saying he was going to cut
he heads off of all the women in the house
Tie women ran into the street yelling po-
lice. 1t was also shown that Jackson was
drunk
In disposing of the case Judge Kimball
.',id it was dangerous thing for drunk
EN- man to run amuck with razor On the
charge OF assault Jackson was sentenced tn
eleven months and twenty-nine days ana
six months added on the charge of con-
cealed weapons.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
Teachers of Indiana.

The following appointments of teachers
and assistant matron in Indian schools
were given out today at the Indian Bu-
reau; Albert G. McGregor, Of 20 How
land Street, Cambridge. Mass. teacher in
Pine Agency schools South Dakota, at
$500: Simon P. Gristy, Wf1liamsfield Ill,
teacher, Pine Bluff Agency. at $500: Miss
Amelia d. McMiehae1, Monroe, Jasper
county. Iowa, assistant matron in the
Rapid City Boarding School, South Dako-
ia, at s4So.
The evening times., 1900-10-13

heard from him again. She was attrac-
tive and wealthy and suitors came by
scores, but she refused them all Up ia
the very last Miss Northrup believed ha
would return Her parents died fifteen
years ago, and since then she has lived
alone.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
CAPTURE OF scHREIBER.
DefauItins Bank Clerk in the CHS
fody OF Detective

NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-The capture of
William schreiber, who looted the Eliza
bethport Banking Company, is announced
by the chief OF police Of Summit n J. He
says ne has received woFd from New Prov
idence, n. J.. that Schneider was run down
by Detective Kelly.
Kelly is keeping his prisoner under cover,
getting clear title TO the So, coo reward Of
fered by the bank for Sehrieber,
President Heidritter, of the bank, was
at his Office early this morning. He could
not confirm the truth of the arrest OF
Schneider, but he said that the detectives
were hot On the trail of the absconding
clerk.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
True 10 Her sailor sweetheart.

OTSEGO, N Y. Oct, 13---Caroiine
Ncrthrup, a spinster, aged seventy years,
died here Thursday. Forty-fve years
ago her sweetheart went TO sea after ex-
acting pledge from her that she would
net marry until his return She never
The evening times., 1900-10-13
Jaw DisIocated by Yawning.

DERBY, Conn, Oct. 13.-While at a
bargain sale yesterday Mrs. Mary Ed
wards became sleepy ard gave a deep
yawn. There was swapping sound. and
she found she was unable to talk. Her
Jaw has been dislocated on both sides
Local physicians say disIoeation of one
side of the jaw in gaping is not unusual
but declare they have never known he
fore of both sides being displaced.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
NoveI Features AT a wedding

PAULsBoRO, N. J., Oct 19-Miss Eva
May Cox, of Repaupo, and John CIothier.
of Philadelphia, were married Thursday
night at the home of the bride The cere-
mony took place at O'Clock under an
immense cottonwood tree in the yard.
The wedding march was rendered by
string music. Supper was served in a
large tent, and the decorations were red,
white, and blue.
The evening times., 1900-10-13

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The evening times., 1900-10-13
THE PHILIPPINE TRADE
Exports and Imports of the Islands
for Nine Months.

A Small Fraction Only of the Com
merce With the United States-To-
tni Imports S1e,75I,So0, of Which
This Country Furnished Only ST.
OSo, o,149-Exports to This Country.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
"Manila. October IL

"Adiutant General Washington:
Killed September 28 Phil, Luzon
Company NJ, Forty-ffth Regiment, Uni
ted States Volunteer Infantry, James ].
Ryan, John S. Pearson; September 49,
Mount Malindy, Panay, Company G. For
tyfourth Regiment United States Vol
unteer Infantry, Albfn B. Carter.
wounded September 2S3 Phil. Luzcn
Thirty-seventh Regiment. United States
Volunteers, First Lieut. PR. Lowenburg.
wounded in shoulder, serious: Company
NJ, Forty-fifth Regiment, United States
Volunteer Infantry, Edward Hyland,
head mortal ~''MacARTHUR.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
The MaPPEage Problem

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The evening times., 1900-10-13

Spiders Bite Causes Blood Poisoning
LUMBERToN, N. J., Oct 1s.-Miss Ma
bel Davis, of this place, has been i'll for
several days from blood poisoning, the
result of being bitten by spider
The evening times., 1900-10-13
General MacArthur,s Casualty List.

Adjutant General Corbin today received
the following casualty list from General
Macarthur
The evening times., 1900-10-13

eve wish to impress upon our people,
says the Raleigh Post "the great i'm
portance of sending a solid Democratic
delegation to Congress. With a Demo
cratic House, all bad legislation can be
stopped and wise acts enacted which if
not accepted by the Senate, Will at least
have their influence upon the country and
the Administration, let the latter be Re-
publican or Democratic. The House is
more essentially representative of the
people than any other body or depart
ment, and its voice will have weight. AnG
1t may be. that the Representatives from
this State may determine the majority in
the next House. Our friends are. there
fore, urged to bestir themselves and spare
no honest effort to elect solid delega-
tion.
The evening times., 1900-10-13
According TO the Arkansas Democrat
the commercial travellers of Arkansas are
for Bryan and Stevenson to a man.

The "Binghamton Leader observes
that the present attitude of Boss PIatt's
candidate for the governorship is the very
reverse of statesmanlike Out of public
sight and mind, he is organizing his cam
paign of corruption and arranging to
place the Doodle where it will render the
most effective service. No such canvass
for the great Office Of Governor of New
York has previously been made by a can
dldate for that place and it is scarcely
TO be wondered at that prominent Repub-
licans are declaring their intention to
| vote for John B. Stanchfield, who respects
| the high office he seeks, and who is no
mans man.
The evening times., 1900-10-13

Charles W. Campbell, tae @elI-known
correspondent who is with the Quay party
on its tour of Pennsylvania, writes to a
friend at Philadelphia that the Beaver
Sage is being royalty received all over the
Commonwealth, 1T is impossible TO es-
cape the conviction" says M. Campbell
that tie rank and file of the Republicans
of Penn sylYania enphatically favor the
old man for United States Senator, and
that maby converts have been recently
made to that way of thinking from the
ranks of the insurgents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-11
To Try on Wash Oar.

Treat the family wash accord
ing TO the following method ant
each piece will come out beaut
fully white: Cut half a cake o.
any good laundry soap into shaw
ings. put into stewpan on thu
stove with a quart of hot watei
and two large spoontuls Of DO
rax. When the soap is dissolved
and boiling rapidly pour in slow
ly one gill Of kerosene. Nher
the mixture ferns an emulsion
(which will be in three or fom
minutesl and boils TO the top OF
the pan remove quickly from III,
fire and pour into the tub. Add
immediately four large plilfuls
Of boiling water Put in the
clothes after rubbing q littl,
soap into bands and most soilet
parts, and press and pound then
until clean-perhaps twenty
minutes, Wiring and pound
again in clean hot water to take
ont the dirty suds. Rinse in blue
water and hang out in the oper
air to dry. Kerosene is q power
iul detergent, saves time and Ia.
Dor and does not iniure the ancst
fabric. Used in this way-in an
emulsion---its odor washes out
with the soaR i.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-11
GONG WIN ~. NI.cs.

~ Paso, Tex April 9.-The eastbound
Texas aud Pacific train leaving here Sun.
day morning had ON board bride aud
groom who are in peck Of trouble.
About four months ago, T.. Bernstein, q
prominent merchant Of Silver City, n.
NJ, married his brothers daughter. The
bride is very pretty young lady, IS
years Of age, while the groom Is 30 years
old They were married by a civil Off.
c,rat Silver City. They learned the
other day that their marriage was Illegal
a. under the laws Of the territory, such
close intcrmarriage Is prohibited. The
couple came TO FL Paso and applied to
the county clerk here for marriage
license, but the groom was informed
that a man could not marry his nieco in
Texas. The groom then applied TO a
friend In this city for advice, and WIS
told that In New York uncles could
marry their nieccs, 80 Mr.. Bernstein and
his child wife left for New York 10 be
married again. Bernstein's II PaSo
friend says he was In New York recently
anc was invited 10 attend a wedding
where the groom was the uncle Of the
bride, ......
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-04-11

Washington, April 9,-Thc committee
Of the Grand Army Republic consisting
Of Commauderin Chief 4. d. Shaw and
General Daniel Sicklcs, which Is ondeay.
oring to secure legislation looking TO the
creation Of u court Of pension appeals,
has submitted the proposed measure to
some of the most eminent iurists Of the
country and It has been endorsed by
them. They have also conferred with the
president on the subject. legal au'
thouties aud Others who have examined
the bill, " said General Shaw, "are Of
the opinion that the measure, II il be.
comes u law, will justify itself by secur-
ing disnterestod and prompt adjudica.
ton Of pension claims. The proposed
court would be- composed Of men Of