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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-02

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-02

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
A DEER CORES A KEEPER.
TuI,cu on His Cunrd, the Animal
knocks Him Down.

NEW YORK. oct. 22-Thsre was dcs-
perate and nearly fatal encounter I'm the
East Range. deer run I'm the New York
Geological Gardens yesterday, between
the Picking Syka deer and "a keeper,
Thomas Quinn. who was succorod by
William AIcEuroy. another keeper The
deer is called Boxer and Murderer. which
names the keepers say. are Interchange
abb, iu his case.
Th, house iu thu range needed painting.
and Assistant Curator Ditmars sent two
painters To- do the work They declined
the job unless they could have a couple
OF keepers 10 guard them from the fierce
deer. who lives alone because he would
Kill any other of his kind that was kept
with him Quinn and NcEuroy were arm
ed with clubs and sent to guard the paint
srs. SeyorR times Boxer attacked the
keepers, and was driven away with the
clubs.
Finally when McEnroy was separated
from Quinn. the deer made desperate
rush for the latter running like whirl-
wind. with his horns down. Quinn struck
at him with his club. but missed and the
E,Nt instant Boxer knocked him down.
fortunately, the horns did not strike
quinn fair, point-on blow. Before ne
could rise Boxer was at him again. The
animal does not strike with his feet. as
90 American deer. or Quinn might have
been trampled to death before assistance
could nave reached him Boxer lowered
MS nuTnS and struck Quinn on the leg
one horn passing completely through the
calf.
Quinn did not shout for help. so neither
painters nor MCEnTOy. who were on the
other side Of the house. knew Of his dan
ger re managed 20 scramble TO his feet
and deal the deer such vicious blow on
The nose that the animal retreated FOR an
instant With lowered horns he prepared
Tor another attack. and This time Driur
called his mate.
NcEuroy arrived in time to assist the
piucNN Quinn 10 repCl the onslaught. and
together they coWco the animal and drove
INN 20 the further end of the range.
quinn $ leg has serious but not neces-
SaIlly dangerous wound, and he is likely
To- De unable 70 report FOR duty for some
time.
This IS not the first man that Boxer has
attacked. a short time ago Mr. Ditmars
was showing some friends about the Zoo
lie SlonG cr-cleSSly with one leg against
the fence OF Boxers range. his head turn
ed away from the animal There was a
rush and a blow. and Mr. Ditmars was
thrown away from the fence. Boxer had
struck lim with mis- horns The Inferno
bitm-rs from an ugly wound As il was.
his clothing vas torn hy the horn that
struck him and his leg was bruised The
animal stands about three feet high Tn
IKE most deer. which are quiet while
their horns are covered with velvet. Boxer
Is dAne,rpEs az the time. He rs such a
valuable and rare animal. however that
the curator Is unwilling to dispose II him
and hopes IN time To- partly tame him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
FOOTBALL MEN AT WORK.
Georgetown Players BrHcinE Up for
Wednesday, Game.

Coach Church gave the Georgetown
Varsity sim practice yesterday after
noon Captain Barry. Mclaughlin Mac
Kay Reilly, and Ham were all ont Of the
game on account Of injuries received I'm
the crushing defeat 10y Virginia P0lyteCh-
nc institute on Saturday The scrub was
quite aggressive and the crippled varsity
Inc was hard pressed by the pIunges Of
hardesty and Joe Devlln
The Virginia Polytechnic institute game
demonstrated the fatal weaknesses Of the
blue and grey The teams Interference IS
loose and slow and far less developed
than IS the line plunsinE game on the
defensive the backs and ends do not seem
to know how TO break up the opposing
interference In the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute game that team used 90 great
advantage the guards back" style Of
play and. often circled the ends for large
gains
Georgetown has the best material fo- a
good team ever available at that iustitu-
ton The interest in the game is well
sustained and the squad which reports
daily Is a large one. IL is probable that
toach church viii devote more attention
70 the development Of the interference and
It's general offensive game. Sullivan was
tried at quarter and ROurke IN the line
yest ercay- Both showed we'll
Dickinson VIII play with Georgetown on
Georgetown Field Wednesday afternoon
A showing on the part Of the blue and
grey FAR different from the poor work %
last saturday is looked for at that time
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
TRIAL BY CoURT-MARTIAL.
Sergt. Henry +. NciIIer Required TO
Answer Two Charges.

BALTIMORE. Md. oct. enlarged
with forging a Government check with
the name Of a brother soldier, and by this
means obtaining his pay and Of being abb
sent from duty without leave. SoTgt.
Henry r.. Monlor recruiting officer for the
United States Army, was yesterday
contaminated ar Fort McHcury. The
court occupied the entire afternoon iu the
investigation ana VIII again take up the
case at noon today.
The judge advocate Is Capt. Marc-uus
G. Spluks. the other members Of the trib-
uuaI being Lieut. Col William Ennis
commandment. Capt William II. Ellis.
Capt rs. c. Davis, Capt. H. r. Smith.
Dr r. T. Patterson. ana Lieut. r. J. B.
NrEIgiu. he prisoner has retained as
counsel Lieut. S H. Mould.
Sergt- MsuIer was last summer station
cd al tho recruiting Office. 21l West Fay
cite Street In the same Office was BTi-
waite Robert r. shaw On September 3
the sergeant Is said % have forged the
check which was cashed at the store of
RpseubuSh a. Co.. - West Baltimore
Street. Sergeant Meiller was placed uu-
der arrest shortly afterward and has been
iu confinement ever since lie pleads
guilty Of forgery. and also 20 the second
charge. but offers as his defence extern
uatIug circumstances
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
ROUGH TRIP TO A HOSPITAL
w Dodd Carried on a stretcI,.r
33 Miles Over N4ouut,f,

HINTON. w. Va. OCT oa ~ W.
Dodd, who was brought TO This ci-,- o.
ie" days ago for treatment At hosn5,aI
Is IN a fair way to recovery. He ms
oadiy injured 10y being caught between "a
log and tree and lay Tor a Uuub..r ~
days unable % move himself I'm he'd
Mr Dodd. who owns a large lumber
mill, realizing mis- serious condition de-
oided 10 have his men bring him To This
city. a distance Of thirty-three miles 81,
that an operation could be performed I'm
order To save his life
Iht-accident occurred az the headwa-
tiers Of Coal River. IN a mountainous
country which is practically destftur. Of
wagon roads A stretcher was made SO
that SIX men could carry him until they
became tired They were then relieved bv
six others 5
The first day they made eighteen
mics ana the second day fifteen arriv-
lhs mere about O'Clock With the excep-
ton o. about two miles they had 10 oar
y him through the woods and over a
very rough country
on examination here al the hospital r.
was found that the flesh on one of his
legs 8as torn from the bone in a num-
Der or places, in addition 90 other iuJu-
Hes. The chances for his recovery are
fair. although he IS not ont 81 danger. fFr
weighed at the time OF the accident "a
pounds. Taking his weight into cousid-
Grafton, as well as the mountainous couu-
try, the bringing OF him here is regarded
as the most remarkable feat that has
ever occurred In this section
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
KITES IN PRACTICAL USE.
Latest Experiments Conducted by
William 4. Eddy AT BnyOnue.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22-Winiam A.
Eddy, the kite expert. recently conducted
some interesting experiments for the pur-
pose Of demonstrating that towing sun
flash and flag signaling and mij-air kite
Uhotogra ply can be carried on from a
sailing yacht Icy means Of kites. and that
where There Is little room on torpedo
boats or men-of-war such sailing vessels
can go valuable auxiliary work 'u map
ping bv Photographic an ousmys en-
tr'ucEmsuts aI0uS shore. as well as sun
flashing and flag siEnaling. far out TO sea
TO vessels not supplied with wig, less J,Ie-
graph apparatus near shore or at sea.
The trials yer. caaGuets1 under the au-
spices OF the Rcd Bank Yacht club. on
the Shrewsbury River, near Rcd Bank. "
William a. Eddy. who has experimental
many years with kites. managed 10 sue
essslGIIy use "a sailing yacht Tor suu-lash
L.io=raEh war signaling and Tor aerial
pinot. srarlE FOR DO" first time u WAS
evident that flag signaling from midair
could have been accomplished had ~
permitted. Tie gives the following ac-
count Of his experiments
During the latter part OF the afternoon
the yachts IowHaat driftyd away about n
quarter ui e. milo owing 10 an accident.
and a- there was Hg time Co raise sail Mr.
E.sft... uU" or IN. party decided 10 use
the towing power Of the kites 90 capture
the hD-r- tie explained 10 me that "a
so "al- pun viii slowly move vessel Of
raa~-d. Tfu.' size, TnU this was soon EvTi-
ned. tnr the kites 'awsd the yacht stern
foremost with speed OF about four miles
au hour -e soon AS tha anchor WAS lifted
Mr. E.atfla finding chat b. could guide
tho yacht stern foremost By au expert
mental UEe Of tho rudftr Tho boat was
g.lcSlr r'co.gred ll this way thus en-
aE.Iug tn. New York guests 10 reach
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
CHSe Hearing on Cave-Ins in the
Pennsylvania Coal Region.

WiLEESEAERE. Pa. oct. IA d.cis-
ION which will practically prevent amy Pc
c0very for damages caused hy caEg-ias
and save the coal companies many thou
sands Of dollars yearly. was received here
yesterday from Judge Dean. Of the Su-
preme Court. it is ~ the case OF N0ouan
VS.. Calvin Par5ec. I'm which he grants
a new trial The lower court had award
ed NOonan damages because his house
and Land were affected by the cayiug IN
Of the surface over Pardse'e mine
There are hundreds OF such cases tried
each year IN the coal region Judge Dean
contends that there can be Ho recovery
in cases where the coal has been rbmsy-
Cd Tor six years or more from the part
which caves. as this exceeds the statute
Of limitation. Caye-ius seldom occur until
many years after the coal is taken out
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
news FROM GEORGETOWN.
A Citizens Complaint Over Alleged
UnsanitaTy Conditions.
Little Attention Given to Public Al
ieyS. lie CIHimS-LectureS on Va
tionaI and Canon Lnw-ReaI Is
tate Truusfers-FuneraI Services.

ieyS. Tie CIHims-LectureS ON Va
tionaI and Canon Lnw-ReaI rs
tate Trausfers-FuneraI Services.
While the District through the Health
/ Department is particularly Jealous in
/ forcing Individual owners to keep their
premises and private alleys i'm sanitary
condition" said a property holder today
10 The Times reporter. there are some
alleys here, owned by the District just
/ soggy with Uusanitary matter. This is
glaringIy noticeable in the case Of the al
ley between Thirty-seycnth and Thirty
eighth and N Streets and Prospect Ave
nue. Up 70 within two years ago" con-
tinued the speaker this alley was pri-
waite property and never a fortnight pass
ed but that the Health Inspector detect
ed coffee grounds or a speckled apple. and
ordered the abuttiuE property holders 20
Immediately remove the refuse and lime
/ the surface Of the ground. Finally the
department became 50 annoying that the
owners came together and decided the al
ley outright 10 the District. From that
Gay 10 this no inspector has pOked his
nose I'm that alley and twelve tenants
nave taken advantage Of the Districts in
attention 20 make IL the repository for
vegetable matter ard a basin Tor liquid
Impurities
There are other alleys in town 50 I'M
clean that DIT. George W. Wood made
their condition a subject OF special report
to the Citizens Association at the last
meeting.
The Rev Rene Holland. Of Georgetown
I University. began a series Of lectures on
natural and canon law last night at the
Georgetown University Law School
These lectures viii be delivered twice a
week, on Monday and Friday nights.
At St. Johns Church tomorrow after
noon funeral services viii he held over
the remains Of Henry Reynolds, who died
sunday after a brief illness at his home
I'm ROssIyn. Va. The iut.rueut viii be
made in GleuWOOd Cemetery
Policeman Peter f. Starke. formerly
OF the Firth precinct. has been assigned
20 the Seventh precinct in the place OF
W. J. Edwards. who WAS dismissed from
the force last week for conduct uHbecOH-
ing an officer.
The funeral Of William Wallace. who
was drowned in the Potomac River while
fishing Sunday afternoon, viii take place
tomorrow. Services viii be held al his
late residence, 24-S 1 Street northwest, at
, p m
J. Fred Fuss is about 20 begin the cree
tiou Of a dwelling on lot g. square I. on
Thirty-ffth Street extended. near Pier
point Street.
Guy Chase. trustee. yesterday sold 20
Anna 2. OShaughnessy. Tot - in Ash
ford and others subdivision. of square
IZS2. being house and premises on the
south side Of Cambridge Place, between
ThirIieJh and TEirJy-drst Streets.
John =. Croissant and GaIen L. TAFT,
trustees. yesterday sold to John 5. Kos
ter for 500 lot -. In block a in American
University Park subdivision Of Tcnley-
town
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

Sheriff CuIIin. Of Somerset county left
Princess Anne yesterday with "A lot OF
prisoners sentenced To- the peuitentiarv
and House Of Correction.
Bernard. the twelvC-year-Old son OF &
+. Shriver, Of Union Mills. Carroll county.
was badly hurt In a runaway in Westmln-
StCT yesterday.
a Republican mass meeting was held In
Westminster yesterday. The candidates
for Comptroller and Clerk of the Court OF
Appeals spoke. and George r Gather. ir..
replied T. "A recent speech of John F. Poe
The Republicans Of Carroll county op-
cued their campaign Al Westminster last
night with mass meeting. which was
addressed by Herman ;. Plat candidate
for state Comptroller. Thomas Parrau
and George r Gather
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
as TO THE JIBToPsAIL.
The Amateur Found Ont All About II
by Degrees.


by Degrees.
On one Of the excursion boats yesterday
two men were seen emerging upon the
upper deck just as the boat was reaching
the start IN time 10 see the Each,s TO play
tricks on each other in getting over the
line. one OF them wore a cap. with the
nag Of a yacht club on the front. and the
other showed no sign Of any maritime
connection whatever. They had been seen
20 60 below a few mon euts before in The
direction af the bar.
Il IN glad We got here in time rlr the
start. said the one who appeared 10 be
the thorough laudsmau. i've never seen
the start of "a yacht race. and they say
it's q great sight
Well now watch" said the other.
There's The Columbia just going over the
line there's her jibcopsau going up in
stops. they'll break il out in minute.
and its a pretty thing 10 see. Theret
Look There e. s9es.
well they didnt, did they2" said the
laltsmau. with a sly caughJ-aJ-your-
oWL-saue air.
They DIDN'T break il; you were O little
oyer-auNlous that time, weren't yOUg''
81 didn't say they were going to- break
t.. 1 sad tGsy We're going 20 break il
ont"
"Oh. that's a different thing is ito
After am hour or SO the laudsman was
heard urging Eis friend TO go below with
him l.r L-nchea1- "l don feel SO hun
ErE- BE- SaiI. but sea alr always makes
m. thirsty i suppose Ir s. the salt IN H.
Come along down and III prove 90 You
-.lsr ys- can -, Just 1S drunk OF water
as yru can ou laad-
EGt the vachtsmaa was 200 muah inter-
#ru.H d. q H u q
GO go % his JL-IEJ-gurucu-uS -urch-Cr-
alone. After time h came a1 deck
aEa-u- Standing again beside his friend
the yach-sman- be C-IhdcuJly saii- THAT
WAS mighty i--- resting what EcI r1ll ME
about thar t-r5T.slI- I don't know much
about yachts. bHt m interested i1 en-
"N. hat DID ! tell yo-- his friend asked
O. TS. no -Fl E..aC.E. his eyes 80 she Yachts.
why. you EuoU-thlC aalGt th- job
uDsNi.-you showed me ho" it was Stow
The yaChjsman looked annoyed and
moved Two steps away Tn. .aUIzUaa
followed him and sEiL- Ito sne- that top
lIH-al II Tho Shamrock is q little IiEgar
the IHtousau OF The Columbia IS good
deal whittier than the
What are you talking about said
the Eslclt~Ua1- there's nothing tower
Ing about che IurruSail"
'N ny. l mean thsJ Jhrte-corn-rcl thing
way uu at the Cou- that was what you told
That's the cIuHtopsau"
"Why. : mean that tEret-cUrucr7l thing
way mp AT the top that was what You
That's the cIubtopsau~
"Ch IS iJs GUurLemtu-' said The lands
man, with a wave Of his hand tn aU the
hystatdtrs; 'I want il understood that all
wish % have applied 70 the JIbc.aus--E- -
New York Tribune
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22

The NfretietE COMPANY was almost as
successful I'm the other sports as b. foot
BAH. winning the tGs-ot-gar. che Er-Tl-c
dash. the potato race. she.ter-teut pitch
The last was exciting and well contest
cd. when tho winner Ramsay. finished
Dc ftiI unconscious. aua u was some min
ute= before h. recovered
The potato race was amusing. One rt
the contestants insisted ou taking his
picked uu- Tie was DISC i1,iGGd-
The results ~ the other contests were
Standing broad iumU-Aal lE ErID-
Joiu. ff'rh- feet o inches
Running broad irua-}tru by Swlrtru.
TIirty-Ui1th- y f,st 81 inches
Running hop skip and i-u--Eu0 hv
BIaIocE. Thirty-uiuth- distance not meas
ur-d
Preliminary tu@-of-vgar 90 men on =lEal
Won H~ Nf0et5.th COMPANY team
against 18th Company team.
Final ting of-war 90 men on sLtel-Nu1
by Nlnstlsth Company against Thirty
ninth COmuany
UG.varG da-h-V-o1 by smith Niratf-
eth. Brown. Niustirth. second; time, y IS
seconds
Potato race-N0n 10y Sommers. Nine
tieth. Bgtz Nineti-th. second
Mile race theaEy marching order with
gun. KIM uSaC'Z- etc. HhuuC S. pounds
Won by Ramsay. Niuetirth. time. IS min
utrs -~i- s.. cvuis-
shelter tent ultchiuE-Won by Monroe
and I,UrkhIvIUS. NiGeIieth.
Money prizes wU.a given In each event.
the money being taken from company
cantyeu funds All three Of The companies
have been formed for the most part uu-
der the recent Law Tor the increase I'm the
Patterson. Of the Thf-tv-uirth team. is a
Baltimore man and used TO play football
ON local sl.LeLS-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
Trade Extended to Liberia.

The State Department has been advis-
ed by owen L. w Smith, the United
States Consul General az Monroyia. that
he has been endeayoring FOR some time
&c open a market in Liberia for Ameri-
can manufactures and finally has sue
ceeded IN Inducing one New York firm 20
enter the field The consul general adds
that this will give an opening I'm Liberia
for American meats, fruits, and other
products.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
TWO SHOTS FOR A LAWYER.
An AnEered Farmer Wounds a Flee
ing Man.

BELEIDERE. y. j.. oct 22-Frank
Wolf a farmer living near here, yester-
day afternoon visited Lawyer John II.
Bahike in his office ana had a hot con-
rrDgpTEv relative TO business matters
Wolf had made previous threats a. harm
the lawyer. and the latter was on his
guard
Noticing that Wolf vas about 20 take
his revolver from his pocket. DahIke ran
out OF tEe back door. Wolf followed and
fired two shots, one taking effect i'm Dahl
kc'S leg Wolf was arrested on "a charge
Of assault, with intent 20 Kill. and lock-
Cd up in the county Jail
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
a TILTED WoMAN's TRUST.
She Asks the Police To Help Her
Find RccvcHnt Lover.

TRENTON. X J.. oct. 22-.I want TO
end Paul Barauaio. and if } find him there
j. s1iuE 90 boz trouble" said "A young yg5-
man 10 Chief Of Police Hiner az the Gem
trial station, this morning The CHIEF
said me was willing q help The young
woman locate Paul but wanted 10 know
more about the case
ii developed that the wurr1u'S name.
was Mary Sltchter. OF Nicatswa. "a She
had made an preparations 20 marry Paul
Tho day OF tho Wedding was fixed and
the friends OF IN. Two had assembled To-
witness the marriage ceremony. Gur Paul
failed 90 appear Somebody told Mary
that Paul had sweetheart iE Trenton
and she came here To- ind him besides
my affection. said tho woman, the man
ole. 2. U1 money
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
THREE IN A DYNAMITE PLOT.
one Suspect in the WIIkesbarre Out
ruEc Arrested.


WILKESBARRE Pa. Oct. 1.-The pc
lice are confident that they have the right
clue to the dynamite pIotters who wreck
cd part Of the house Of Mine Sgperin-
tc.dent Reese Morgan Sunday night, in
an attempt 10 Kill him and his family.
Alexander DougIoski was arrested yes
terday afternoon and committed To Jail
for hearing The ether arrests are eN-
pecJuc 10 follow within the next twenty
four hours.
DonglosB was formerly employed at
the Murray mine. WEyT- Alr. Morgan is
superintendent Last week he was dis
charged. and some OF his Fellow rIlIlel
say he was much dugerrd Jhtrcat. Mr..
Morgan says he does not RENE mber the
man very well. but believes he saw him
before
The police think there were three men
suEa aged I'm the plot one Of The men
tracked Morgan and his family home
from church. and another stood close 10
IN. house and gave The signal Co the man
in the back yard with the dynamite. The
rear Of Mr. MOrgans house looks as
rhUgEh d had been B1ubarIed with can
non The back porch is blown from the
house, and the kitchen and pantry So
completely wrecked that they viii have 10
D.. rsDIlIt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
Interested In American Coal.

John +. HohI. the United States Con
sui al Stettiu, Germany. in a c0mmuni-
cation just received az the State Depart
meut says that one Of the leading coal
firms Of that city has become Interested
In American Goals. including anthracite.
and has sent representative 10 this
country with "a view Of opening up bust
ness relations Mr. kehl says this firm
imports annually nearly 5000 tons OF
coal from Germany.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
Precedence

CF-1m the Chica15 Tr5huue-)
Tie Two men were Srrl=-l5uE Co set rast
each other At thc crowded entrance t1 the i01t-
ball park.
81 ought Co go In fr-tr-- exclaimed the one
with tl. leather ease under his arm ''Tn
urseou-"
THAT doesn't cut any count plaster with me-'
painted the other I'm an uU5-rta.gr.'
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
MAY GO TO HENLEY.
Titus. the New York ScuIIer, Likely
10 Compete.

BOSTON. Mass. oct. Local oars
men are much Interested I'm the report
that Titus. the New York scuIIer. VIII
compete ut Henley next summer.
The local oarsmen deny that Titus is
the champion. and claim that since Ten
Eyck retired Frank Greer. Of East Bos-
ton. is entitled % be called champion. as
he is without doubt the fastest man in
America, with the exception of Ten Eyck
There is movement on foot 20 send
Greer To- Henley next summer.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-22
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