davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

cis tych biatych wfos6w, Marjuss~ przypatry.
wal sic owemu czfowiekowi, kt6ry szed} kro.
KLEIN powolnym i jakgdyby pograsony W DO.
lesnem rozmyslaniu. Rzecz dziwna, Marju.
ssewi wydalo sic, Re poznaje W MIN pana
Leblanc. Byiy to te same wfosy, ten sam pro.
fiji, lie 60 widac by}o z pod czapki, te same
rugby, tylko smutniejsze. Ale dlaczego to u.
branie robotnika9 Co to mialo znaczyc2 Pc
CO to przebranie2 Marjusz byl bardzo zdzi.
wiony. Kiedy przyszedi do siebie, przyszio
mu naprzod ma mysl, aeby aledzic tego czfo-
wieka. Kto vie, czy ME byl to wreszcie 6w
slad, kt6rego szukal cd tax dawna; W kaz.
dym razie n~alezalo przyjrzec sic czfowiekowi
z blizka i wyiasnic zagadke. Ale mysl ia "a
p6zno mu przyszla, ME byio juz owego czfo.
wieka. Wszedl ma kt6ras bocznych uliczek
i Marjusz ME m6gt 60 odnalezc. To spotka.
ME zaprzatnefo mu glove ma kilka dni, pc.
tenn o MEM z%apomnial. Zreszta mowif so.
bic jest to zapewne tylko podobie6stwo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22

gantem; pierwsza elegancjs jest prozniactwo:
pr6zuiactwem ubogiego jest zbrodnia. Me
wielu wl6czsgow wsbudzalo wiskszy cd
Montparnassea postrach. w osmnastu roku
Aycia mial ius kilka trup6w poza SODA. Me
jeden przechodzie6 legl 2 ramionami wyciag
nietemi, z twarza W kaluzy krwi, W cieniu
tego nedznika. Ufryzowany, wypomadowa.
ny, wciety W paste, z biodrami jak u kobe
ty, z biustem ofcera pruskiego, re szmerem
uwielbienia dziewczat bulwarowych dokola
siebie, z krawatka umiejetnie zawiszana, z
kastetem W kieszeni, z kwiatem W petlicy;
takim byf 6w elegant grobu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
ZnaleZiOne.

ZnaleziOne.
Marjusz mieszkaf wciaz W ruderzc Cor.
beau. Me zwracal tam uwagi ma nikogo.
WPrawdzie, W tym c~zasie, W ruderze O..
wei ME byfo innych mieszka1cow oprocz ME.
go i owych Jondrette, "a kt6rych zaplacil rae
komorne, ale nigdy ME rozmawial z mimi, ami
2 ojcem, ami z matka, ami z c6rkami. Inni 10.
katorowie powynosili sic albo pomarli, aIbo
Gill komornego.
Pewnego dnia zimowego Marjusz wy.
szedl wlasnie ze swego mieszkania; noe "a.
byfo nareszcie wr6cic do obiad6w, niestety!
o ulomnosci idealnych uczuc! Przekroczyf
prog swoich drzwi, kofo kt6rych jejmosc
Bougon zamiatafa wfasnie, mruczac 6w pa
mistny monolog:
= Coz jest teraz taniego2 Wszystko
drogo. Przykrosci tylko tanie... TIE MONA
mice "a mic!
Marjusz wolnymi krokami dazyf bulwa.
rem ku rogatce, chcac sic dostat ma ulice
Saint Jacques. Szedi zamyslony, z gfowa
spuszczons. Maggie W mroku, ktos go trscif
lokciem; obr6cil sic i ujrzaf dwie Mode
dziewczyny W lachmanach, jedna wysokai
szczupla, druga trochs mniejsza; biegiy szyb.
ko, zadyszane, przestraszone, jakgdyby u.
ciekaiy; ME spostrzegiy go i mijajac potraci.
fH. Marjusz widziaf W mroku ich twarze 81.
ne, giowy rozczochrane, wlosy rozrzucone,
szkaradne czepki, sp6dnice W lachmanach i
bose nogi.. Biegnac rozmawialy re SODA.
Wisksza m6wila pc cichu zargonem:
Zandarmi p~rzyszli. . malo mnie ME
schwytali.
Druga odpowiedziala:
- Widziafam ich. Uciekalam, ucieka.
Tam, uciekalaml
Marjusz domysli} sic tego ~okropnego
zargonu, &c zandarmi alb, policjanci o maio
ME schwytali tych dzieci, i ze udafo sic i'm
umknac.
Dziewczeta weszly pod drzewa bulwaru
poza MIN i przez civil kilka tworzyly W
ciemnoSci rodzaj b~iaiawej plamy, ktora wresz.
Gle znikfa.
Marjusz zatrzymal sic ma chwils. Chciai
wreszcie isc dalej, kiedy spostrzegf u n6g
swoich ma ziemi maly szarawy pakiet. Ma
chylif sic i podni6sl go. Byi to rodzaj koper-
ty, W kt6rej znajdowaiy sic, jak sic zdawaio,
papiery.- OF tax -rzekf- nieszczesliwe to
upusciiy!- Wrocil nazad, wolaf, ale juz ich
ME ~znalazi; pomyslaf, ae juz musialy bye da-
leko, wlozyf pakiet do kieszeni j poszedi ma
obiad.
Idsc ujrzal W sieni ma ulicy Mouffetard
trumne ..dziecka, pokryta carmen suknem,
ustawiona ma trzech krzeslach; prey mel pa
lila sic jedna swieca. Dwie dziewczyny, spot
Kane o zmroku, wr6cify mu ma mysl.
Riodne matkit - pomuslal - loot
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
KSlEGA VIII.
z y d u c h..

Marjusz, szukajac dziewc1yny W kapeluszu,
spOtyka mezczyzae W czapce.
Minsio lato, potem jesie6; nadeszfa ri.
ma. Ami p. Leblanc, ami mloda dziewczyna
ME pokazali sic wiecej W Luksemburgskim
ogrodzie. Marjusz o TEN tylko myslal, by
znowu ujrzec to twarz mia, sliczna twarz.
Szukaf jej wciaz, szukal jej wszedzie i ME
m6gf znalezc. Me byf to jua Marjusz EMU
z~jasta, czlowiek s%tanowczy, zapalony i nieza.
chwiany, smiafy napastnik przeznaczenia,
gfowa, kt6ra budowafa jedna przyszfosc Ia
druga, mlody umysl zaprzstniety planami,
projektami, ideami, duma j VIOLA; byl to pies
zgubiony. Wpadl W czarny smutek. Sko1
czyfo sic! Praca wstret W MIN budziia, pre-.
chadzka meczyla, samotnosc nudziia; wielka
przyroda, dawniej tax pelna ksztalt6w, swia.
tia, glosow, rad, perspektywy, widnokrsg6w,
nauki, teraz przedstawiala mu sic jake PROF.
MIA. Zdawalo mu sic, &c wszystko znikio.
Me p~rzesta} mysleG DO ME mogio bye ina.
czej; ale ME mial juz upodobania W myslach.
Ma wszystko, co one mu z cicba bezustannie
m6wily odpowiadal posspnie:- Pc CO?
Robil sobie tysiace w%yrzut6w. Dlacze:
90 chodziiem "a niaa TAX byfem szczsaliwy,
patrzac ma MIA tylko! Ona p~atrzafa ma mnie.
Csya to ME bylo wiele? Zdawala sic mic ko.
chac. Czyz to ME bylo wszystko9 Czeg6z
j~eszcze chcialem2 Juz mic wiecej bye ME mo.
ae. Byfem niedorzeczny. To moja wilma.
Courfeyrac, pred kt6rym ME zwierzyf sic z
niczem, bylo to juz W jego n~aturze, ale kt6ry
potrosze ~odgadywal wszystko, bylo to take
W jego n~aturze, winszowal mu z poczatku,
&c sic zakocha}, dziwiac sic temu ~zreszta, po.
tenn widzac, &c Marjusz wpadf W melanchol.
je - m6wif mu:
Widze, zes byf poprostu glupcem!-
No, chodz do Chaumiere!
Pewnego razu, zwabiony pieknem wrzes.
niowem slo1cem, Marjusz dai sic namowiG
Courfeyracowi, Bossuetowii Grantairowi i,po-
szedl z mimi ma bal W Sceaux, spodziewajac
sic, CO "a zludzenie, &c ia tam moze odnaj.
die. Naturalnie, &c ME ujrzal tam tel, kt6
rel szukal. A jednak wszystkie upadle ko.
biety SO .tutaj, mruczal Grantaire ma %stronie.
Marjus pozostawil swych przyjaci6f ma ba.
lu, j wrocil pieszo, sam, zmsczony, rozgoracz.
kowany, z oczami smutnemi i zamglonemi,
zniechecony; ogluszony halasem i kurzawa,
jaka podnosiiy wesoie w6zki pefne istot spie-
wajscych, kt6re wracaly z zabawy i przeiez.
dzafy kolo niego; Ola odswiezenia sobie Clio.
wy wciagaf W pluca cierpki zapach orzecho.
wych drew rosnacych PREY drodze. FACIAL
zyc znowu coraz wiscej samotny, przygns-
biony, roztargniony, cafy pochloniety view.
netrznym niepokojem, W rozpaczy swej rzu-
cajacy sic jak wiK W zasadzce, tropiscy wsze.
die nieobecna, zadreczony miloscia.
Pewnego razu przytrafio mu sic spot
kanie, kt6re sprawiio ma MIN divine wraze.
ME. Ma maiych uliczkach, graniczacych z
bulwarem Inwalid6w, spotkal mezczyzns u.
branego iak robotnik, W czapce z wielkim
daszkiem, z pod kt6rej wymykaly sic pasma
bardzo bialych wlos6w. Uderzony pisknos
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
6s) WIKTOR HUGO.
.NEDZNICY.
q WIESC
P o w l + S G.
(Ciag dalssy.)

nikniony. Kosci miai przejrzyste, ale przez
jego zrenice ME mona bylo mic dojrzec. Pc
dawaf siebie "a chemika. By} pomocnikiem
kuglarza u Bobechea, a kuglarzem u Babi-
no. Graf wodewil W Saint Michel. Byl to
czlowiek przedsisbiorczy i pieknie m6wiscy;
podkreslaI swoje usmiechy a gesty zamykal
W cudzys}owach. Jego p~rzemysfem bylo
sprzedawanie ma ulicach popiersi z gipsu i
portret6w ,,naczelnika pa1stwa". Opr6cz te-
60 wyrywal zeby. Dawniej pokazywal ma
]armarkach fenomenalne rzeczy i posiadal
barak z trabka i aiszem nastepujacym:
,,Babet, artysta dentysta, czfonek Aka.
demji, rob- doswiadczenia fzyczne ma meta
ZACH i metaloidach, wyrywa zeby, wydoby.
wa pnie, kt6re jego koledzy pozostawili. Oe.
ma: jeden FAB, frank piscdziesist cent6w;
ki piecdziesiat centim6w. Korzystajcie re
s~posobnosci"
To ,,korzystajcie re sposobnosci" INA.
wiscej. Byl aonaty i miaf dzieci. Me vie
dial, CO sic stale z jego coma i z dziecmi.
Zgubil je, tax jak sic gubi chustke. Babel
stanowif wielki wyjatek W ciemnym swiecie,
do kt6rego nalezai; czytal BOWEN dzienniki.
Pewnego razu, kiedy miaf jeszcze PREY sobie
rodzine W swoim toczacym sic baraku, pre-.
czytaf W Messenger o pewnej kobiecie, ktora
wfasnie powlla dziecie mogace zyc a majace
pysk cielscia i wykrzyknsf:- Oto szczeScie!
Moja iona nigdy ME miafaby tego rozumu,
zeby mi dac podobne dziecko!- Potem
wszystko porzucif, azeby nprzedsiewziasc
Paryz". Tax sic wyrazal.
Kt6z to byf Clacquesous? Byla to noe.
Azeby sic pokazac, czekal az niebo zamaae
sic ma czarno. Wieczorem wychodzil z ia
kiejs dziury, do kt6rej wracal przededniem.
Gdzie byfa ia dziura? Mkt tego ME wiedzial.
w naiwiekszej ciemnosci, do swoich wsp6l.
nik6w, m6wil ME inaczej jak odwr6cony pie
cami. Czy nazywal sic Claquesous2 Me pc.
wiadal:- Nazywam sic Pas. du.dout.- Je.
aeli zapalono swiecs, nakladal maske. Byf
brzuchom6wcs. Babel powiadal:- Clacque-
sous jest to nokturn ma diva gfosy.- Claque-
sous byl nieokreslony, waissajacy sic, strasz.
ny. Me byfo pewnosci, czy mial imie, Ola
quesous bylo przezwiskiem! ME bylo pew.
nosci, czy miaf gfos, jego brzuch BOWEN
c~zesciej m6wii niz usta; ME wiadomo byfo
czy mial twarz, opr6cz mask Mkt nigdy mic
wal sic jakgdyby wychodzil z pod ziemi.
Ponurs istota byl Montparnasse. Ten
byf dziecieciem; niespeina dwadziescia lat,
ladna twarz, usta podobne do wisieh, sliczne
czarne wlosy, jasnosc wiosenna W oczach;
mla1 WsIy5CRle Wauy uDIegai sig U WsZyst
kie zbrodnie. Trswienie ziego wzbudzalo W
MIN apetyt do gorszego. Byl to ulicznik,
kt6ry sic stat iobuzen, a fobuz lampartem.
Byi iadny, zuiewiesciafy, ksztaftny, silny,
miekki, srogi. Levy brzeg kapelusza miai
podniesiony Ola pokazania pasma wfos6w,
podlug stylu z 1889 r. Kradt gwaltownie i
. tego zyl. Jego sardut byl jak nailepszego
kroiu, ale wytarty. Montparnasse byla to ry
Gina mod zviaca W nsdzy i popeiniajaca NOR.
derstwa. Przyczyna wszystkich atentatow
tego mlodzie1ca byio to, &c chciai bye dobrze
ubranYm. Pierwsza CRY zetka, kt6ra mt pc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-regular call, y o'clock m-Rigss Fire In
10 at los s; Washington Gas. i q. a5sa. at
Linotype, 8 at 1fsil. seller 20. a. 1lss, 10 at
.lsl 70 At 1lsl lS a, e ss1A 70 at It 1lsl 10
Lanston Menotype 100 at l2A. american GRAPHIC;
4as s. ID i He !! &asas ss CAS- at
| 1924. 10 at x52s..
s yai iss.: funding Ing SIa; r., ' ~ ,os'-
bid. 1e7 asked metropolitan Railroad IS 1ie bid
l23 asked. Metropolitan Railroad cert indeht., A,
bid Columbia Railroad 6s, ne bid Columbia Rail
road inert g. NO bid CITY and sasu,bas RAID
Electric Rs f Iishs deb imp s. % BID Electric
p peaie and Potomac Telephone con S. io5 bid. loo
wasSngon Ms1Pt M ins ad' Hall d
Association 5s. los BIZ, 112 asked American Graph
bid Metropolitan. o2s Pa. Central. 300 pa
citfsens', leo bid Columbia 1Gs bid. Capital. $50
a Is? II Vs. rs asked 10 Is
safe Deposit and Tssss cOmnanlss Safe
Loan and md Trust FI% 1'i oa American Security and
50 bid, 90 asked CSrcoran g bid; Potomac, 20
Atas 3D. S on 3d. a
Iumbia Is asked Riggs, IA bid. ~ asked. Peo-
PIES bid. eE asked Commercial. bid, AZ
Title Insurance stocks-ReaI Estate Title 80 bid,
SIS asked. Columbia Title Al bid. asked. WASH
ington Title. bid. District Title, 3h bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Capital Traction. x1O2N bid,
;O2s asked. Capital Traction scrip. 1864 bid. 1O7
asked City and Suburban, 10 asked. Georgetown
and Teneytown, 20 bid
Gas Stocks.--washington Gas, 1924 bid. SIX
asked
Telephone stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac 81
Miscellaneous stocks.-Mersenthaler Linotype,
x1SlX bid 1921 asked. Lanston Aonotype, 12z
bid Tx asked. American Graphophone. II bid,
1l& asked. American GraphophOne preferred, 11h
hid l2IS asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, Is bid,
18 asked Washington Market. IS bid. Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat. los bid. 170 asked.
Elk dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
baltimore Markets.

per- s.. 50aS2 90; western extra, s. s0as32o west.
ern family, So 80; winter wheat patent. So 90
wheat straight, s3sOasli receipts, 1921 barrels;
exports. LII barrels. Wheat unsettled: spot. the
mouth and July, 79laa7SA; August, sO1saS0a.
steamer No. red. Tilsa74N; receipts, 1s. 4es bush
els; southern by sample. 75aS1 do on grade. 1914
sou. Corr unsettled; mixed, spot and the month
4i3sa+5: July, +41sa4os; August, 4sa45A; Septem-
Der, 4ol.a+5ia: steamer mixed. 431saH receipts,
yellow, 47a47h. Oats hrmer; No. white, 294
sales; No; 2 mixed. 21a27h; Rye hrmer; No.
els. Hay steady; No. 1 timothy. ST sales. Grain
freights very dull; steamer to LIVERPOOL per bushel
July Sugar firm, unchanged. Cheese firm. I'M
changed. Butter steady, unchanged. Eggs firm.
UNCHANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
NEW MOVE IN FUNK CASE.
His Attorneys Apply to Court for Writ
of CertfOrari.

of CertfOrari.
Attorneys D. w. Baker and Alexander
Wolf counsel forc Frank W. Funk, con-
victed of the murder of William H. Brooks
and under sentence to be hanged the 18th
Instant, today In the Supreme Court of the
United States filed petition for writ of
ceruorari to be directed to the Court of
Appeals of the District q Columbia.
1t is asked thai, the shpreme Court of
the United States direct the Court of APP
peals to remove the whole record and cause
into the highest tribunal. AS the petition
cannot be heard until the first Monday in
October next, it ia asked that the Supreme
Court of the, United States or one OF the
justices thereof grant a stay Of execution
until the motion is' determined.
It is stated in the petition that certain of
the exceptions noted In the case are of
great and gsneraisimportance. both to the
citizens of the District of Columbia and the
citizens of the United States as well as to
Funk. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
Personal Mention.

Dr.. George c. F. Lindenkohl. who re-
Gently graduated with high honors from
the University of Colorado, will spend a
few months with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Lindenkohl In this city, before leav-
ing for New Mexico.
Mai. and Mrs. Duncan B. Harrison of
New York. who have been spending the
winter in Washington. will leave this week
for their summer home, "Ethelwynde," at
Rangeley, Me-. where they intend remain
ing until October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
Proceedings Dismissed.

Justice Hagner, in Equity Court No. 1.
this afternoon dismissed the proceedings
for divorce instituted by Ella Lillian Page
against William Henry Page. The custody
of the children Of the couple was granted
the defendant. who was represented by At
torney E. 8. Niles.
Justice Hagner today also dismissed the
bill and the cross-bill in connection with
the proceedings for divorce originally in
stituted the 18th Of last July. by James T.
Anderson against Bessie NJ. Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
Nolle Pros. Entered.

Prosecuting Attorney Mullowny this
morning in the Police Court entered nolle
pros. in the case of the women who were
arrested yesterday on charge of shop
lifting at the store of Lansburgh & Bro,
as published in yesterdays Star. 1t was
explained that this action was taken be-
cause Of the condition of the woman who
gave her name as Matte Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
Theodore Haines Arrested.

Information reached police headquarters
last night of the arrest at Richmond, Va,
of Theodore Haines, who Is wanted in this
city on a charge Of grand larceny. 1t is
alleged that he carried OF $12O belonging
to Max Phillips In May last. The latter
and he sent Haines to get six $50 notes
changed. it Is charged. Haines, it is al
legged, left the city and took the money
with him. Detective Peck has gone to
Richmond to get the young man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
GOSSIP ABOUT THE PLATFORM.
Probability That Senator Fairbank!
Will De Chairman of Committee.

Probability That Senator Fairbanks
VIII De Chairman of Committee.
BY Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The proba-
bilities now are that Senator Fairbanks of
Indiana will be chairman of the committee
on platform. 1t was at first intended this
honor should be conferred upon Senator
Foraker, but the latest decision. SO far as
the party leaders can decide the question
in advance of the meeting of the commit
tee. is to transfer 1t to another state. After
Senator Allison's nominating speech Sena-
tor Foraker will make the principal ad-
dress in nominating President Mckinley
He has done a great deal of the preparatory
work in putting the platform in shape, ana
Is continuing to assist in that line. ieSter-
day and last night the Instrument received
several additions and was changed in some
details, but it follows very closely the lines
indicated Sunday night.
A careful effort is being made to find
way to not entirely cut off the hopes OF the
bimetallists, but there viii be positive
declaration against silver coinage under
present conditions. The resolution viii
probably take the shape of condemnation or
bimetail1sm, Except by international agree
ment." The extreme gold members are de-
manding that even this implied concession
shall not be made.
A more delicate problem is what to do
with the present Chinese situation. The en-
brogio in the celestial empire is so new and
United States that it is conceded that any
expression on the subject will call for the
shrewdest finesse Many favor leaving 1t
alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
THAT ROOSEVELT "sTATEMENT.'
Various Views M to What the Cove
nor Really Means.

By Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The local
papers today give prominence to the idea
that the Roosevelt statement was lacking
in that defniteness and force Of expression
of which the governor is master when he
desires to be exact. This. added to the
doubt of mind among delegates and the
crowd in general, tended to give the Roose-
welt movement another infusion of energy.
Even the governor himself was variously
quoted, some of the expressions amounting
to a declaration that his statement must
not be taken as declination, and that he
would stand II drafted. One of the report
ed interviews. said to have occurred at IL
O. clock last night. long after the governors
statement and after the New York and
Pennsylvania caucuses, was as follows:
Governor. the story IS current that you
have said your statement eliminates you
from the race for the vice presidency"
Governor Roosevelt is said TO have replied
with exceeding warmth:
Il h: re said nothing of the kind" This
answer is variousiy construed but at all
events II adds to the uncertainty in the
minds OF those who are about to frame the
ticket. Stll another statement. purporting
to give the exact words Of Governor Roose-
Welt to Joseph H. Manley of Maine. is as
follows:
81 will tell you that this is final. Abso-
lutely nothing can induce me to accept the
nomination. You can consider this as my
final word. 1 will not permit the conven-
ton to be stampeded for me-"
In another reported interview Governor
Roosevelt is said to have declared, after his
formal statement. that he would not con-
slider a movement coming from New York
or Philadelphia. or from the states near
New York. but would bow to the will of
the west and south.
So far as Mr.. Hanna and Mr.. Plat are
concerned. it is understood that the Ohio
man takes the position that Governor
Roosevelts statement must be accepted in
good faith as meaning that he Is out Of the
race. while Mr.. Plat. without going into
| details. maintains simply that Roosevelt
| will be the nominee Of the convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-19
FOE NegIect of puty.

Upon the recommendation Of the chief of
police, the Commissioners have fined Po-
liceman Thos. D. Walsh IS for neglect of
duty. Tho trial officer found the man not
guilty. but with that finding Major sylves-
ter could not agree.
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Gave Fictitious Name.

Mrs. Ella 8. Lewis of PIG nth street
southeast wishes it stated she is not
the Mrs. Lewis whose name was given by
one of the two women arrested yesterday
for shoplifting. 1t is further stated that
the name of Lewis given by the person ar
rested was fictitious.
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Mount of that state just behind him. Gov.
Shaw of Iowa ran over to greet his eX-
elusive colleague ana say that Dolliver' 5
t.E was stu flying. Cornelius n. Bliss
was earnestly assuring Senator Payne as 10
4-,me coHtFuy rted point. Mr.. Odeil sat
with M. oui@:,. and al the New Workers
Kept turning heir heads 10 see when that
bFoaC-scimmed son!brsro made its appear
are. Gov. TJvioT or Kentucky came in
WIKI Gov Bradley of that state. the former
smiling and unrufilad after all his turmoil.
Just across was Senator Foraker, with his
HAIR tossed. looking as though he had been
having hard conferences while Gen. Gros-
vtror looking Ike patriarch. paced the
;lisl.. ard r"suaH HANDS.
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For Benefit of Sufferers.

The Star has received the following adj
ditional subscriptions for the benefit of the
sufferers by famine in India:
Heretofore acknowledged, $40; 2. L., 81;
Cash, SO; F. H. S.. 81; Mrs Southwick. 81;
Miss A. Solger, So. Total, $131.
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Mayor Harrison Goes to New York.
CHICAGO. June 19.-Mayor Harrison will
leave for New York today. He Is called
there by the eeriotis Illness Of his brother,
VIM. Preston Harrison. who will be oper-
ated on for appendicitis on ThaMsday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York STOCK M.-,...

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs &. Co. banker.
and brokers. 1919 F St. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs. La
denburg, Thalmann & Co.. New York
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tucky. W. S. Taylor; louisiana, Emil
HUNTS: Maine, Frank c. Payson:
ses1s %aler torSSo ye Mlch Massae Ed
ward N, Dipgley; Minnesota, Cushman X.
Davis: Mississippi. John r. Lynch: Mis-
souri,. D. p DyeH Montana. Thomas H.
Carter; Nebraska, E. Roeewater; Ne
vada, o. ]. Snse;n: New Hampshire.
J. H. Gallinger. New Jersey. Fred
erick P: Oifott: New York Lemuel E.
Quigg: North Carolina. ]. H. McNamee;
North Dakota. 2. J. McCumber: Ohio,
Joseph B. CForaker; Oregon. John d.
DAILY; Pennsylvania. Boies Penrose:
Rhode lslanr. Charles R. Brayton; South
Carolina, E. J. Bicker.on: South Dakota.
G. G. Bennett; Tennessee, Foster V. Brown;
Utah, George Sutherland; Vermont. l.. NJ
Reed: Virginia. S.sBrown Allen: Washing
ton. ]. NJ. Ashton: West Virginia, E. II.
Finn: Wisconsin, !. B. Treat; Arizona G.
II. Akers; Indian territory. A. f. Parkin-
homa. ]. R. Tate: wyoming. T w. Nun
dell, District of Columbia, J. E. Jones.
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COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.

Alabama, J. w. Dimmick: Arkansas, c.
W. Rix: California, Chester A. RowelI,
Colorado. C. C.. Lavender: Connecticut,
W. E. Seeley: Florida, Walter g. Rob-
inson; Georgia. H. A Rucker: Idaho, W. b.
Hepburn: Illinois. Martin B. Madden: In
diana, Charles W. Fairbanks; Iowa, George
w. French; Kansas. NJ A. Lowe; Ken
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LIST OF COMMITTEES.

Names of Those Who Are to Guide the
Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 19-Follow-
ing is a list of the committees and the
membership so far as the committees have
been filed:
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Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
Word has gone out among all the men es-
peciaily recognized close to the admins
tration that the policy must be hands off,
in the matter OF the vice presidency; that
the President and administration must not
be involved in the opposition or the support
Of any particular candidate.
Hanna has said that he will not make
further opposition to the Roosevelt drift.
This does not necessarily mean that Hanna
expects Roosevelt to be nominated, but it
removes much of the irritation that has
existed. J. +. M