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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-21
DEATHS AND

sIEBENALER-in this city. March %, 1900. Al the
family residence. Ninth avenue soath aud Jack
soii streat. Mrs. Lib L. Sebeualer. aged 20 years,
II drorey. The hody Is ~ ButterF0-h's.
A BROCKLTN Ia this city. March u. 100. At
Providence hospital. John " Van Bruckhn, aged
G. years.
Funeral this Wednesday afternoon ~ 2 o'eiock
from Bonney & Stewart's chapel, after which the
remains Will be shipped % Twin Bridge, MgHt,
for interfneut-
viii be held from the Eagles hail a. 2 :. m. Wed
nesfay. March n. 1900 Al Eagles are requested
70 be present BY order q the president, a r.
Partridge. Worthy Secretary.
PERRY-In Olympia. March Il. 1900, Hrs. Helen NJ
Perry, aged u years. mother Of Mrs. F..H. Dem
ing, Of Olympia, and NJ. r.. Perry. o. Seattle.
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WANT AID
AGENCIES.


The Post fuseiligeness has established branch asen.
until 10 D. m. each day, The rates charged At the
branch agencies are ths same IS At tho Post-inteih'
rencef business Office. Cash ads only VIII be taken
st branch agencies. Following Is the list Of agencies;
YorIse Bsrrtng drug store,
second avenue md pike.
Broadway Pharmacy. y. t.. Fisher,
broadway and James.
Renton hi Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
waiIa waiin Pharmacy. Twenty
first mud East Jefferson.
F~reeborn's Pharmacy, Ninth nve-
npc south and Jackson.
shfrtlcn's Drug store, Twenty
third venue south and Jackson.
schmitr' Drug store, I022 Howell,
corner noren.
North seattle Pharmacy, battery
1nd First venue.
A. ~. Guys Pharmacy, Denny why
and Fifth avenue north.
y. II. Costignn's Pharmacy. Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, ballard av-
enue.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenue
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Personal

DO YOU TRAVEL2 ARE YOU GOING
TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION, EU-
ROPE. NEW York;
The Anglo-American Exchange. OF North
umberland avenue. London. and Broad
way. New York, offers permanent al
dresses TOR mall ana kilograms at all
hours, has unequaied facilities for trans
fer OF money BY cable. acts as guide
70 the tourist and affords special feat
ures in the travelling department TO
clients visiting foreign countries, Pacific
Coast Representative. 5l3 Washington
building. Seattle,
OLIVIA. the great ear reader, Australian
clalraudiCnt psychic, call and have your
cars examined by this wonderful woman.
she vii toll you She past and future b.
the dineTeut Impressions nature has de-
Neioped on your car. Ciairandtently this
lady delivers messages 10 you from dis
tsnt and absent friends. adyitea you on
matters 81 business and lcvf remember
there IL a river o. gold noWluE al every
ones teet Che has assisted athe-s ana
can assist you. hours ie-i. -. ~. 1g
Columbia street. ladies' sc gents o.
/ guarante 10 stop the hair falling ana
restore a. TO 80 original color without a
dye. my ~reatments are scientific. harm
less. pleasant and beneficial nay patrons
ara my best Advertisement. re~ferencea
given. artistic hairdrssEing, handspring
and scientific facial massage given BY
Moss i bunning, rooms : and . Colo
Phone. White 81 T. s,-A nns line OF
witches, reils, etc
FoRMULAs-ws can furnish anything
you want. cherntcal, medical or other
Wise. lauccrrhoaa and other female
troubles cured perfectly reliable ana
conadential. satisfaction ~sasrantsea.
tell u. your troubles. The Medical Lap.
orat0fy. 81 First avenue
A Racine bath cabinet combines Turkish.
Russian and indicated baths. cures
made Can OF write for catalogue. eold
oniy b. Modern Toilet Specially Com
parry, a. Do ans block R Sscond ave-
nue.
LADIES' Chlchestsrs English Peany-
royal Pills are the beat: safe, reliable.
ucGtsra "Helisf for Ladies', IN isftrr
b. return mail. At druggists clutches
ter ChsmieAl Co Phti29eiphia. Pa
If you are gray. losing your hair. getting
tslA ~ have dan1r4d, itching a-si2. fhs
SfAr Hair Remedy IL fne EuarArf~n4
cure. S.l1 ouy At Modern IaNet Par
hfA. - posns block 10 Secoal avenue.
JOHANNA OFTEDAL. medical elsrsne-
Ism. treats glth eiertrtc.tF al diseases
magnetic DssaAge z Union block
phone Blue La
SAVE money and tiraa hy getting prices
rssisred C paturRI color fun Inc -
wtg=, Nhisksss Nine, BrcTn. 1913 Sc
end avenue.
YUKON save money by buying your acc
cnd-haud cook stoves at the Red Front
Furniture Company; largest stock in fha
city 81 priceS NC and W Second av -.
PIANOS for rent. rents applied on pur-
chase. most reliable makes. MarL-uE. ss
Second
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under amy
hendfng In classified columns,
lie "a word each Insertion, min I
fmufn chnrge, 3 Classified
advertisements running one (
month without change of copy. I
$50 per line tseven words I
count TO ffneD. On three
months order, Sf.35 per line !
per month"; on six months DR. Z
der, st.2O per line per months,
ON yearly order, - per Hue :
per month.
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FOR SALE-One twin screw gold dredge
S. feet long, 81 feet beam; can travel
about 6 Knots under natural draught,
with complete outfits of machinery for
dredging and sluieing beach sand or
gravel banks; fitted Up throughout with
electric light. one 1900 candle power
~searchlight. and two submarine lights,
one steam capstan, all in hrst-class con-
dition; cost $4,000 two years ago, price
5000 cash. ii. Bell. Douglass postofiee.
Alaska
HORSES FOR sALE-4 head horses;
weighing from 1000 TO l6o pounds each.
Amy purchaser viii do well TO call and
see our horses and get prices before
buying elsewhere. Bruhn & Henry, Inc.
snohomish. Wash.
BELGIAN harss; pedigreed and meat
stock. RABBITS at all prices Yukon stock
ton guaranteed. Homer Kennedy, care
Harper & Reynolds Company. Los An
geles. Cal
1 can positively beat them all; examine
our hlgh-grade tail2r-made misnt
at no Second avenue south. Phone.
Red 1921.
ONE s-inch Nome pump. engines and
boilers, oil sizes. one 2-side ulansri one
water motor, one duplex steam pumH
wire rope, etc. Loggers' supply Co. rs
Nesler way.
DON'T forget 20 attend auction sale Of SO
Sixth avenue south THURSDAY ~ 10
O'Clock. read auction notice. E.. O. Bick-
crton a Co, aucioneera
BOILER and engine, nearly new also
pumps for Nome. Barron Bros, t0
First avenue. or 1915 Western avenue
Phone. Maia 500
DRAFT, driving and pack horses one 70
two carloads received every Mtehi Aiae-
Ia dogs. Crnndall ~ Co, dt sixth
avenue south.
FOR sALEs,ancn forty foot s,elmer
Plough and Proctor, sheet metal H9rkcrH
AMI boat builders, Railroad avenue. f"ot
OK Seneca.
FOR sALE-white wyaa4ogie eggs per
setting q. barred Plymouth E9 X rs
cents Address T. F. $aFlet. L2'ona
posfofnc0
E2@0 IN Seattle bonds and warrants,
a5n"lNS 1es r 'es. cane Post. inntelIi'l
FOR sALE-Three miles COVE. nina heif-
grs aud orc strong delivery wagon q
gso3 condition. = d ktleti, Redmond.
REMINGTON typewriter foT sale cheap
iD good condition Apply 81 81 HALEY
l4iiins between II ami % "ciotS fore
STANFS-To rare Issues date. $50 90 tW.
$50 take $50 for the RtJlm tnd noAcc-
tom Address G. D. case Post-inteUiKrn-
FOR SALE@Cheap organ 70 HfH cN4es
condition E- Nf~th Broad stcsHt Tele-
phone. Lake Ss Take collar @ret car
FOR sAfE-rrgs. : O. Whlte ieghnrn.
knapp strain. d fr- q Address g is
cars Rust-T nteltEeDrs-
PLATFORM aaa.e Fartarks Eat a.
res weight lBu pounds Inquire fln-
rer. CastTaifh dock
FOR sALE-ouo new 7rli-f3ot water
back Scotch marine botacf Afpy Val
can Iron Works Co.
MAGIC lanterns; res, secondhand nov
ing pictures. BuIlErt & BrecA, II PosI
san Francisco
HOSTING engines and machine pumps
for sale Or rent Puget sound D7etslzs
Company.
FINE uloase head mounted ca. sateldt
msEuiietnt trophy on Ue" 81 NathAi
ntH ul"
FlR oo-te4m hlurnes- length
Is and q feet T. L. Ayerst, 1880 western
I &tGn4e.
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The following letters await advertisers
nj this office.
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LODGE NOTICES.

EAGLES, attention; the funeral OF Broth
Eagles hall at 2 y. M Wednesday.
March 81 All Eagles requested 60 be
present. by order Of the president.
A 4. ~. PARTRIDGE. Wor. Sec.
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fOE sALE-Elegantly furnished eight
room private residence. modern n every
gafueolag and one q the besa snaps To-
Gay on the market. two days only. Nor
s4h EAehansa Bli Thtrd avanEs.
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HELP w~ANTED-MALE.

WANTED-t,O0o stntlon men for Lake
Bennett Division, White Pass a Yukon
route, Twenty-eight miles of heavy
side hill rock work, which will be let
direct 60 station men NJ highest prices ,
tools furnished at 10 per cent. per
month; supplies and powder at lowest
prices. Apply 20 NJ. J. Heney, Contract
or. Is Colman building, Seattle, Wash.
or Inns OF Court building. Vancouver,
Il. c.
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LADY thoroughly experienced wishes no.
sitlou out 90 town OF IN city as ouse-
Keeper; competent 20 AXE fun charge II
necessary Address or call. Mrs, Collins.
an Cherry.
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uELr wANrEp-ruMAL.E.

WANTED Second siri for b~0anilug
house. apiVna}d situation out 80 city
man ans wife Ter ranch girls Tor gen
efai hasgewosk. - 81 AND S. Mis-
Collins, 81 CAeyfy street telephone bed
81.
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AN Eastern lady. good cook. would like
position as cook for hukines man going
Into Nome. good references. Address 4
0. care f0st-iuteIllgsucer.
ftttsT-CLASS drsssmaNcr wants employ-
meat hy Tao day. tAia Ftke street
utRts Wishes situation NJ plain house.
WQfk ElC First. u~pstalrs
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BRIGHTON BEACH ACRE
This property ia p~rfscisy aArrs i -
wanfa 81 those ~lAe ="
for suburban homes. ,..e4s x =
Tho rrs~.4f}on IL p3astea W 49, NJ
are each. an On stfeets =" .s.rs -
tha Renton electric car hns. r,sreys
Through The center ~ inc 49,
? cents car fare
8 miles from Pioneer sQsA~
Abstract with every loL
Convenient 10 gfafsf 1870
Best % solI for garasnA
maaa~
no AN ACRE
a@@a
Reasonable terms
Car tickets
free 70 intending p~ufeh~
c.. w. DILLIse.
20 New York Buiidins
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FoR

FURNITURE. $3.50. and seven-room cot
tage for rent, $50. II II, Post-Intelligen-
Ger
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HORSES FOR sale az Lake Bennett. n e
In good cona ton, satisfaction Euaran-
teel For Information apply ~ W
~ Inns % Court building. V-ancouver.
b. C..
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WOMEN. 50 to 1854 Ftrst sVrnEe and set
Cgea sAraplc os Aioctroseur. cures s}om-
ash trouble fsEaia complaints "a eQod
disease
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs
wANTED-RooMs WITH BOARD.

COMMERCIAL man wants home for his
wife in private family; must be nice
place and would prefer location on first
or second hill. X 80. care Post-iutelli-
gencer.
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MANTEp-ThuT2uEhlY experienced adv
cashier and PaECal wrapper. address.
stating references ~ salary expected
& s. cars roat fRtalilSe ncer
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FOR SALE observation-disclosures.

FOR SALE-20ton schooner, with or
without auxiliary power. n. Reimer. In
fa~ba-
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nay-H-rnpfnR cloas IN. Investigate.
aal rooms. nice corner Fat
~ @t~E rooms, fms place. central
60 @-reora hstel fine location.
20 Atom boarding house. elegant
o-8t1ccry 10 t~asincss inventory.
Sy~1rpFtfy, living rpofns reat. EiE
Other bus4uesseH. an descriptions. too nu-
negpus 30 monitor HALL. "a Neg
York block. established Isg
! want four men 20 Join me IN "a. rur-
cahse 81 = uhe claim "a the Nome dis
tHct -. eHfh. o. ITO ~ an. required to
hsnGie this viii give Ia a good claim
81 uesln werh en Al once. Instead q
EAeHns our %h2te season prospecting.
SAL AZ once c3 Pacific block
WE have a proposition for Nome that re-
GuireF g, 20 tn 800, ono man atm frfa
aWr9ni or two men with half each can
Invest In a business that win ruelHveiy
win a fortune .hls season q Costs moth
inF % tnvesttgate- "a az once. GA pa
cihr block
" HALE-EleRantIy furnished eight
room private rssidence. modern n every
parueulas and one q the besa snaps 10
Evening star., 1900-10-09
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAl
Schedule I'm effect October 1, 1900.
Trims leave frnfn Hennsrlyrnia Sfat in

Schedlie In effect October 1, 1Sop.
Trains leave from Pennsy lyEnia Station
Sol AN. Daily. Local for Harrisonburg and Tor
Charlotte and way stations.
1l:1o An. DAILY. L. s. Fast Mail. Sleeping
Jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
Asheville. Chattanooga and Memphis and at Dan
vile with sleeper for Birmingham. Solid train
washington to New Orleans. Dining car service.
1887 n. NJ Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
4:ol I'M. Week Days. Local for Front Royal,
StTasburg and Harr'sonburg.
40 Pm. Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
e:55 PM. Daily. n. Y. & Fla Express. Sleep
Ing cars to Augusta. with connections for Aiken
and Charleston; and to Savannah, Jacksonville and
Port Tampa; through coach to Jacksonville. Din
ing car service.
9:55 PM. Daily. Washington & Chattanooga
Limited tVfa Lynchburg,. Sleeping Cars Roanoke,
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis and New Or
leans Through coach to Memphis. Dining car
1O:45 Pm. Daily Washington & Southwestern
Limited Sleeping cars to Ashevie, Knoxville.
Chattanooga and Nashville, and to Atlanta, Macon,
birmingham. Memphis, Montgomery, Mobile and
New orleans. Dining car service. Tourist sleeper
washington to San Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays
TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 AN. Daily, I:oO PM,
4:35 PM. 4:49 PM. week days and CPS L NJ
Sundays for Bluemont: 6:25 PM Saturdays for
Leesburg; 6:25 PM. week days to Herndon
ton 642 AN, 7:35 AM, 2:l5 PM and $50 P NJ
daily From Harrisonburg IL: :33 AN. week days
ana s:a2 go o;a IN daily From Charlottesville s:2s
IlcKets sleeping car reservations and other IN
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Station. 1850 -
r1 Phone ne, 144i for r. R: R; Cab Service
fkANk A, H, s CANNON Sd V. z. and Gen. Mgr.
W. A TURK, General Passenger Agent
L. s. BROWN, General Agent oc3
Evening star., 1900-10-09
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Sch. iula IN affact lanl

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave Washington from station corner of New
r- Jersey avenue and street.
For For Gias:1nnati. Ss1 St LsaIs and indianapolis. E..
E1PGess t,:hn1a l;o night ts day r.x.,,n.
pm. an loo am daily.
Far GSinmsss %nehss,ef soS s5d W. daily .sto,.
S:46 pm. and 1880 pm.
For Luray, 3:45 .. IN. daily.
1IsS 1iSS = i 90 .iss
sii;s ;I;aS m: sundays; 1S:$. s5:es. 1s:iS.
sss 1905 Ho $780, asoJ a
For sSDSs;s sassps 40 sss -, 1a:iS and $50
$50 e, sSosay' iS!Ss sS .ad a'
$50, $50, $50. 7:Ob pm. Sundays. 900 am. I:ID.
For Ssitherseurs and way points. week day. s:ss
sundays 800 an, lis. $500, 7:os. 1918 pm 49,
Esr Junction and way points ysss
~A''' -' ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illumin .ted with Pintsch light.
md week dss H:s 6Sh :r
Bass @ anir Limited a9 insi Pu iG
So .,ss GO ',st 80
II 80 .. M tsleeping Car open at ID o'clock).
Parlor Cars on ali day trains.
For Atlantic City, l0:00 an. 1910 noon and
1;10 and 500 pm. week days, 1910 noon Sundays.
tExcept Sunday. Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels ana
residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at
ticket ofnces. 61y Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, and at
depot. Telephone ticket Offices for B. & o. Electric
Automobile Cabs.
y. d. UNDERWOOD, D. B. MARTIN
ID Vice President MET. Pass. TrsfDc
and Gen. A"nageI. au27
Evening star., 1900-10-09
CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL.
Auxiliary Society Formed to Aid in
Future Work.

The Catholic Summer School, held re-
Gently in the Blue Ridge mountains of
Maryland. for religious purposes, and COM
posed Of Catholics from the District of
Columbia, Maryland. Virginia, New York,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Connecticut, Ala
bama, West Virginia, Minnesota and New
Brunswick, was pronounced by those in
charge to have been a great success. Dur
ing the continuance Of the school, twenty
nine lectures and fourteen talks were given,
and of this number nine were historical. five
philosophical, nine on literature, three on
music and one on medicine. Two hundred
and seventy persons attended the lectures,
and SiXty-nine of these attended the entire
course or three weeks. The school was
visited by 317 persons. The total attend
ance at the evening lectures was ], $40, and
at the morning lectures 500
In addition to the religious exercises there
were number of social entertainments all
or which reflected credit on those who had
them In charge. There Were three euchre
parties. one donkey party. one spelling bee,
three Delsarte recitals, four musical and
dramatic entertainments, one reception and
five dances
A ladies' auxiliary association has been
ton In its work for the coming season
under the following officers: President, Miss
NJ. SchOolfield of Washington; vice presi-
dents, the Misses NJ. Holmes and Alberta
Davis of Baltimore; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Martina White of Cumberland; !;
treasurer, Miss M. Goddess of Baltimore;
press Correspondents, the Misses and Mrs.
J. Walsh Of Baltimore and Miss White of
Cumberland; directors, the Misses M. Quin-
Ian. Mary Creaghan, Agnes Doesch, Mary
Foley, Emma Moore, Kathryn Wynn, Kate
McDevitt, Annie Desch and NJ Kerr.
Evening star., 1900-10-09
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Accused Man FOrfeits Collateral
Library Association Meeting.


Louis Williams, colored, aged twenty
four years. was arrested yesterday evening
by Policeman Bachelheimer, on a charge Of
assault preferred by Renion Guggenheimer,
the keeper Of a saloon on NJ street. The
prisoner was released on $40 collateral, for
feiting this amount in the Police Court this
morning. Last week Williams entered the
place Of Guggenheimer and became involved
in an argument with the proprietor over
the matter of drinks. When an attempt
was made to eject him he turned upon the
keeper of the place and committed the as
sault for which the warrant was sworn out.
The Tenleytown Library Association held
meeting last evening at St. AIMS parish
hall, and discussed plans for the ensuing
years. elected officers and transacted other
business Of interest to the community. The
library Is said to be in a very .flouriShing
condition, containing a number of volumes,
with large number of the residents of the
village as readers. The donations to the as
sociation have been quite liberal in the
past, and it is hoped by the management
that the public will be equally as generous
In the future.
in the West End this morning and captured
number Of stray CANNES.
Worklngmen have started today to make
connections with the new electric light poles
at 32d and o and 32d and p streets, which
are calculated to more fully illuminate the
railroad curves at the points named.
Star Advertisements in Georgetown.
may be filed at regular advertising rates
at the Postal Telegraph Office, 1907 M street
The rate under the classifications Wanted
Help and Wanted Situations is one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum charge
being fifteen cents.
Evening star., 1900-10-09
Fine and bond Forfeiture.

Alice Thompson, who lives in South
Washington when she is not in custody,
was a prisoner in Judge Scott's court to-
day, charged with vagrancy. A month ago
she was arrested and released on real es-
tate bond. Since her. release, the police
Informed the court. she has been drunk
several times. Last night she was again
intoxicated. and the police arrested her
just as she walked out of a pig's-foot
store
days would be the equivalent The court
also directed forfeiture of the bond of $50
given for her at the time OF former ar
rest. Her bondsman at that time was
Douglass Syphax
Evening star., 1900-10-09
Twenty-Hundred Rally.

The twenty hundred" memorial rally OF
Asbury NJ. e. Church, corner of 1lth and X
streets northwest, began last evening, when
a sermon was preached by Rev. Philmore
Diggs OF Marlboro, Md. Music was fur-
nished by the Asbury Choir Octet The
rally Is to he continued until Sunday even
ing. 21st instant. The sermon of this even
ing will, it is arranged, be delivered by
Rev. DR.. w. =. Gibbons. and the music Will
be supplied by the choir of Mount Carmel
Church.
Evening star., 1900-10-09
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Mt. Vernon at 10
am. and 2:30 pm.
Steamer Newport News for Fortress Mon
roe and Norfolk at $50 pm.
Steamer Estelle Randall for Glymont and
intermediate points at $3.50 am
Cars run from Aqueduct bridge to Airing
ton Fort Nyer and Falls Church every half
hour from I q. to II pm.
Trains leave 1872 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Arlington every forty-five min
utes and Mount Vernon hourly from 10
am to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1900-10-09
"The Bachelor Has Made q Million
friends in two months -Advt
Small Fine ImpOsed,

When Policeman Evans made an arrest
on 7th street last night he was followed
TO the patrol box by a number OF people,
and when he ordered the crowd to disperse
Clara Mitchell, colored. was the only one
who refused to obey his order
why did you remain the sidewalk
after you had been directed to move?"
Judge Scott asked the woman this morn
ing.
Il started to GO she answered, but
the policeman arrested me before / could
get away"
Clara promised that she would not fol-
low the police any more and a fine of only
81 was impoSed.
Evening star., 1900-10-09
Approves AppIfcatfon.

Mr.. W. G. Allen, the District electrical
engineer, has recommended to the Com
missioners that they grant the application
of the Mutual District Messenger Company
for permission to renew its circuits s to 10
which begin and end at 14Ol F street. Mr.
Allen also recommends that no work under
the permit system be allowed except that IT
be done in the presence of an inspector OF
the electrical department.
Evening star., 1900-10-09
Work of Detective Parham.

Detective Parham returned home yester-
day from Johnstown. Pa, where he went
to do duty during the centennial celebra-
tion there. While there he assisted in max
ing five arrests. One alleged crook, who
was taken into custody, was given twenty
minutes to get out of the city. Another
prisoner was discharged and the remaining
three were kept behind the bars until the
visitors had left the city.
Evening star., 1900-10-09
In Unconscious Condition..

John Fields, colored, ffty-three years old,
was found unconscious on a field near his
home on the Hamilton road yesterday after
noon. He was discovered by some chill
dren, and his friends removed him to his
home where he was attended by two ply
sicians 1t is believed he was prostrated
by an attack Of heart disease.