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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-28
Excursions 10 New YORK.

The North Western Line will sell tick
cts at rate OF $3.50 and $500 for the
round trip Minneapolis and St. Paul 40
New York and return, according 20
choice OF routes east Of Chicago. Tickets
and all Information at city offices, A3
Nicollet ave. Minneapolis, 3s2 Robert ST..
ct Paul
Evening star., 1901-11-16
HYATTSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Projectors of Broom Factory Hold
Meeting-GenernlI Items.


Meeting-Genernl Items.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Nd, November 16. 1901.
There was a meeting of the stockholders
and directors of the Hyattsville Manufac-
turing Company last evening at the offices
Of Rogers & Farden. Vice President w.
Pinkney Magruder presided over the meet
ing. and Mr.. James c. Robinson served as
secretary. The committee appointed by the
directors of the concern to ascertain the
cost of machinery and material to properly
operate broom factory submitted it's re-
port, which proved to be satisfactory. A
motion was passed directing the secretary
to send the Secretary Of Agriculture list
Of 200 farmers of this vicinity who are
likely to raise broom corn. A constitution
and set of bylaws, which were formulated
by Messrs. J. s. Farden and l.. o. Wiss-
man, committee appointed for that pur-
pose. were adopted unanimously.
A socIable, and entertainment was given
Thursday evening at Berwyn Presbyterian
Church by the Hunter class. A musical
and literary program was observed and re-
freShmentS served.
The College Park Euchre Club will hold
the first of it's series of meetings at the
home of Mrs. Harrison, wife of Prof. Har-
rison Of the faculty Of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College.
The Maryland Agricultural College foot
ball team left today at noon to go to Balti-
more to contest with the Walbrook Ath-
letic Club on that organizations campus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Miller of Lang
don have sold their home and furnishings
at that place, preparatory to going to Ma
Mia, Philippine Islands, where Mr.. Miller
has a position under the government.
The Bladensburg Democratic Club cele-
brated the democratic victory in Prince
Georges county by giving an oyster roast
last evening at Bladensburg.
Evening star., 1901-11-16
The Latest Consumption
and Asthma Cure.

The German government recognizes Professor
Koch's ability and pays him literally for treating
consumption in Its hospitals He Is the first man
who ever did this fatal disease.
The new Koch tuberculine that cures consumption
Is here also the latest inhalation apparatus Of Dr.
Edward Koch for carrying the oily vapors Of the
healing oils laden with tubercuine into the lungs
For years new improvements have been constant
ly going on. The results marvellous, and today
this wonderful treatment is easily the greatest
medical discovery of half century, and 1t marks
revolution in treating diseases Of the lungs. Hun
dreds Of sufferers from Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catsrrh and Asthma will learn with joy that this
wonderful treatment is given in Washington at the
original Koch Lung Cure, 627 street nv
The vapors are breathed into the air tubes and
reach the deep places in the lungs that never
touched by ordinary medicines. and heal the dis
eased spots. They soften the membranes max
ing them throw off their diseased coatings. AS the
lungs are healed they are strengthened. The pains
in the chest, back and sides disappear. The
strength returns. The improvement is wonder
full that the patient hardly believe his senses.
The physicians Of the Koch Lung Cure prove that
they cure Consumption with this treatment by the
statements of hundreds of sufferers who have been
cured. Health seekers visit these persons to
hear tie story of their recovery.
The only place In Washington where this wonder
fll treatment is to be had Is at the original Koch
Lung Cure. at 627 f street NV, where every pa
tient takes the treatment out of his private
flask. The tuberculine used in this inhalation is
prepared under the direction Of the German govern
ment and under the direct supervision Of DIR. Rob
ert Koch. 1t Is sent to the Koch Lung Cure, at
CIT street NV, Washington, d. c., and already
hundreds Of people have been cured, especially in
Washington. And yet thousands Of people die
every month in Washington Of lung diseases just
because they do not know Of this treatment.
The Lung Cure doctors court investigation. They
have all the known treatments for lung disease.
Consultation and examination free. 1t
Evening star., 1901-11-16
To Prove What SWAMP=ROOT the Great Kidney
and Bladder Remedy, Will Do for YOU, All Our
Readers May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free
by Mail.

Pain or dull ache in the back is unmistakable
evidence Of kidney trouble 1t is Natures timely
warning to show you that the track Of health is
not clear.
II these danger signals unheeded more se-
ricus results are sure to follow; Brights disease
which is the worst form Of kidney trouble may
steal upon you.
The mild and extraordinary effect Of the world
famous kidney and bladder remedy, Swamp Root
is soon realized 1t stands the highest for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases. trial
VIII convince any one-and you may have a sample
bottle for the asking.
Lame back is only one symptom of kidney
trouble-one Of many. Other symptoms showing
that you need Swamp-Root are, obliged to pass
water often during the day and to get up many
times at night, inability to hold your urine, smart
ing or irritation in passing. brick-dust or sed-
ment in the urine. eatarrh of the bladder uric
acid, const MT headache, dizziness, sleeplessness
nervousness, irregular heart beating rheumatism
bloating, irritability, feeling lack Of am
bition, loss Of flesh, sallow complexion
your water when allowed to remain undis-
turbed In glass or bottle for twenty -four hours
forms sediment settling. or has a cloudy ap-
Evening star., 1901-11-16
YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.
Lutheran Body Comm emOrates an Al
niversary-The Addresses.

Lutheran Body COmme emOrates an An
niversary-The Addresses.
The first meeting of the Lutheran Young
Peoples Union since the summer vaca-
ton was held last evening at st. PauTs
Church, 18th and H streets. The program
had special reference to the commemora-
ton of the birthday anniversary Of Martin
Luther.
An address on Luther and What We Owe
Him. was delivered by Rev. ]. L. Ewell,
DID, Of Howard University. An address
was also delivered by Rev. P. A. Menzel.
pastor of Cencordia Church. on the Away
From Rome movement in France and
Austria. After the exercises were con-
cluded. refreshments were served in the
Sunday school room.
Evening star., 1901-11-16

pearance, It Is evidence that your kidneys and
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In taking Swamp-Root you afford natural help
to Nature, for Swamp Root Is the most perfect
healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that Is known
to medical science.
Swamp-Root is the great discovery Of Or. Kilmer,
the eminent kidney and bladder specialist Hos
pitals use 1t with wonderful success in both slight
and severe cases. Doctors recommend It to their
patients and use 1t in their own families because
they recognize in Swamp-Root the greatest and
most successful remedy
II you have the slightest symptom OF kidney or
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Swamp-Root testimonials. Be sure TO say that you
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is what you need, you purchase the regular
ffycent and onedollar size bottles at drug stores
Don't make any mistake but remember the name
Swamp-Root DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the
address Binghamton n. Y.
Evening star., 1901-11-16
IN .ONE: NIGHT.

HYoMEI. the new Germicide will cure
that Irritating cough i'll one night.
There are no teaspoonfut doses OF
sweet. sticky morphine mixtures which
disarrange the stomach and irritate the
whole digestive system.
20 drops Of HyoMEI placed on a small
piece OF flannel and pinned to the night
dress will allay the itationimmediately
and stop the cough. In few minutes
sou sink into quiet. peaceful sleep and
awake in the morning free from your
cough.
By using the HyoMEI Inhaler during
the dav you can cure the worst case Of
catarrlI in few weeks and protect your
self against, coughs. colds. pneumonia
and consumption.
:. HyoMEI is sold by all druggists or sent
by mail. Price, Outfits Complete Si.oo.
Trial Outfits 7sc. HvoMEI Balm 2sc
Send for Ave davs' treatment free and
our little book on respiratory diseases. II
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Evening star., 1901-11-16
ROYAL TONIC
Vinol Will Invigorate And
Strengthen Quickly.
We Endorse And
Guarantee lit.

We sell many tonics
We have demands for many so-caIled strength
creators.
We handle all kinds of remedies that claim to
be invtgorators. We do this because we are trug-
gists and it is business to supply the public
with that which they want.
When our advice is asked, however. to a
tonic and rebuilder. strength creator and ap-
petite producer, invariably recommend Fin0l.
We do this because we know all about Vinol. We
know all that it contains. We have sold enormous
quantities Of it, and have had every oppor
tunity offered to watch the results that have
been accomplished by the use of this wonderful
reconstructor.
II you have not yet had occasion to use such a
tonic would like to have you call and
learn why enthusiastic about this
scientific remedy
Vinol contains all the curative principles in a
highly concentrated state that found in cod
liver oil. 1t does not contain, however any of the
obnoxious digestion destroying grease that always
proved to be such a drawback to what otherwise
would have been a most valuable remedy. We
wish you would remember Vinol. and bear in mind
that as a blood enricher and flesh creator and
wonderful aid to digestion know Of nothing
that Will compare with 1t.
Mrs. NJ L. Perkins, Bangor. Maine, says: IT
have only taken bottle of Vinol. l, therefore,
not In position to know the full extent OF its
beneficial action, but this bottle has convinced
me that Vinol is marvellous tonic While i'll this
winter with grippe, a friend told me about Vinol,
and recommended it highly that I procured
bottle. 1t benefited wonderfully, and believe
that 1t possesses splendid building-up properties.
The little have taken Of it has convinced me that
in my case 1t is most excellent
We endorse Vinol We guarantee its action.
Such Is faith in 1t that we will gladly refund
to any one who is not satisfied the price they have
paid for 1t.
The sun., 1901-03-12
MISSING BOY RETURNED.
Wagner Lad Had Been Taken From
His Bed by His Father.

Frederick Wagner, aged years, VINO
was reported as having been taken from
his bed ut the home of his mother, Alice
Wagner, on Penny Hill, Saturday night,
was dropped unceremoniously at the
front gate Of his home shortly after IL
o'clock yesterday morning by his rather,
Frederick Wnkner, who then went TO
his clearinghouse across the road.
The boy says that sometime during
the night, or rather early in the morn
ing. he felt his father lift him out OF
ned. ut the same time saying that ne
was going to take him to see his grand
mother. The two then proceeded on
foot to Carrcroft station, where they
boarded train for Edge wood, Hart
ford county, Md. There they break
| tasted and spent the day. Early yester'
day morning the father and son drove
o the station and boarded the train fol
home. The little boy said that he had
a good time while there but was very
glad to get back home. He received
new suit of clothes.
The sun., 1901-03-12
MR.. HODGsON CONDEMNED.
Chairman Wilson Explains the Rep
resentative's Promises.

w. Penn Wilson, chairman OF the
Union Republican committee oil APpo-
m,inimink hundred, writes the following
to The Sun.
Townsend, Del, Mar. Ii, 1901.
Editor The Sun:-It is Il well-knowh
fact that il majority of the Republican
voters OF .Nppouuininink hundred nave
been wanting Mr.. Addicks sent to the
T.. s. Senate for long time. These
very same men wanted IL Union man TO
p,ose Representative Hodgson, when
hp was first announced as. Il candidate
for the Office, but as Mr. Hodssoh
promised the Union leaders here that he
would support the caucus nominee, no
further steps were taken to create the
nppositol that had been 50 heartii!
called for ut the beginning of the last
campaign. Mr. Hodgson promised Sc
faithfully that he would support the
nominee of the caucus, and of course ms
word was accepted by the honest voters
of Appouuinimink hundred. Man!
angry words were heard when it wa'
announced of the failure of Mr.. Hodg
son to do just as he had agreed whel
"A candidate 1t is certainly matte
for deep regret. OH all sides, owing to TIL
fact that ii safe majority of our voter
larc unswervingly in favor of sending
Mr.. Addicks to the U. $. Senate.
Very respectfully yours,
W. Penn Wilson.
The sun., 1901-03-12
RR ANDYWINE RACES
/ FLOODS MANY HOUSES
,,ks Of Race Broken and Seventh Street
Bridge Damaged.
orFFR DAM BROKEN BY STONE BARGE

were in bad condition and all trans
we're much delayed. :,
The creek around Yorklyn looked IKE
an inland sea, and school children VINO
were on the north side of the creek were
unable to cross in order to catch the %.
& O. train. The county roads along the
creek in many places were impassaDie
and could not be discerned from the
creek itself, and many approaches 10 the
bridges across the creek also were I'M
pussable. ,r
lCHADD'S FORD BRIDGE GONE.
A bridge ut Chadd's Ford ON the
Brnndywne was swept away ana much
other damage was done by the HOOD
| in that vicinity. During the afternoon
| a large quantity of drift WOOD came
down the stream Children and also
! grown persons were out i'll force with
| wagons along the Brandywne gather.
ing IN tho wood whore ever II W"u'@
tappei 10 lodge.
Ih. ,'hristiairt ri1.T was iiS" yer.
b;,.b va, i, .a,.,..d aii h'r!n ~ nag".
Many residents ~ ttis ..iiy wil r",u-''n'
,.r ,,,,. Hood in III. hrni"ywioe ~ lSS'
whom IN, t..m III ,..ai,,svill" hr".". I't'
.,,,. work .r Iim I;. u =. bridge Wit'
,r,, nv;, A, this time and other h'nh
age Was done.
The npprouches TO the foot bridge n
2th and Dure streets We're washed
,way by the oyertiowing Of the Brandy
wine.
The sun., 1901-03-12
EMPLOYEES CONGRATULATED.
By Superintendent Barnard Of the
MARYLAND Division.

Superintendent w. \. Barnard of the
Maryland Division of the T., w. " b.
railroad, in appreciation of the excellent
services rendered by the employees dur
ing the recent presidential Inauguration,
has issued the following circular:
",rhe superintendent extends his con
graduation to all the employees of the
Maryland Division in view of the sue
cessful manner in which the inauguration
travel of 1901 was handled.
..,rhe satisfactory results obtained
we're due to strict observance of the
rules and special instructions issued.
The superintendent is also much
| gratited by the personal interest which
each employe manifested i'll the move
ment, enabling us to handle such q
large number of passengers without III
jury to any one"
The sun., 1901-03-12
NEW JUDGE
ON BENCH
Captain George Black Removes
Judge E. R. Cochran
COCHRAN SUSPENDS BLACK
Black is Reinstated by Judge Church
man-Matter Will be Taken
up in Superior Court
Today.
COCHRAN SUSPENDS BLACK

Philip q. Churchman, the new NUM-
cipal Court Judge, took his seat yester-
day. Judge Edwin II. Cochran opened
court as usual yesterday morning. Inc
new Judge appeared i'll the court room
and said, addressing the court: May II
please your honor, | claim the office OF
city Judge Of the City Court of Whining
ton and now produce my credentials.
To which Judge Cochran replied: Mr..
Churchman, through courtesy, VIII
allow YOU to read Them. MI. Chufch-
man then read his commission, after
which he said: "Now, sir, | ask you to
AGATE the chair and retire."
\ Mr.. IhHithnai', judge l'pcDtah
r.ri..l. Il ,.ttise 10 rccogiile your au-
b.ri,y nnd refuse to v;c.te the cb'dr,
V'i.r.,,,.ou MIR. Ch,ircbioan SAID: -
nov nst ,au, B;.'k IL ielnoyc you.
,.r,,,. Black th.u advanced TO thS
iu,i-.,';. desk ;iul going benind the rail-
aud placing his hand on Judge Co"bttn
.nn,,d.r. ,e.,lySt., hiu TO Nacate
Judge Cochran arose aud said: 1 proves
against removal and suspend you. Gap.
Black, for 80 days for contempt OF court
nudge Cochran incn Vacated ana Mf
'lurchnlan took the scat 'tnd hall,ca I
clerk Camuel ). 4Slams II transcript .
the oath which he had taken befor
! Magistrate George II. Hollis, wine
: clerk Adams read, and Immediately MI
l Churcllman made an order revohlh
e Judge Cochran's order suspendng Cap
) Slack and reinstatcd the captain.
' Court was then declared by NJ
d churchnlan to be ready for business an
$ The prisoners in the dock were arraisne
|, before him and the eases disposed Of.
deputy Judge Townsend conduct'
4 last nights session of court.
t. Clerk $. 5. Adams will remain on du
II for the present. 1t is reported that
ii will be succeeded later Oh by eX-May
Harrington. -,
c. The matter of the judseshlp VIII
y taken into the Superior Court this MOI
le ing on IL case stated. The papers ma
1t been prepared by Robert G. Harmon,
es of the attorneys for Judge Cochran.
The sun., 1901-03-12
NEGRO ASSAULTS WOMEN.
West Chester People are Alarmed
Over Reported Attacks.

West Chester, Pa, March 1.-THE
ponce are looking Tor u negro VINO mas
developed Il mama for assaulting wnite
women. Six women have been attacked
upon the streets by him within a Few
weeks.
HIS last victim WAS Miss Marie Ar
acntluc. who was attacked ON Friday
night. The police suppressed the matter
until today. The girl is seriously III
with nervous prostration, and may not
recover. She was attacked in u lonesome
mace near her home and badly beaten
uy the man, who also attempted
further assault, but was frightened
away.
me same man is alleged TO have com:
mittcd all the assaults, they being sim
liar III character.
The sun., 1901-03-12
YARN
WAS INFERIOR
H. M. Love, Underwear Manufac-
turers, Asks $4,000 Damages.
HAS EIGHTEEN WITNESSES
Case on Trial in the Superior Court
Yarn Was Defective and Could
Not be Knit Court Anxious
to Get Through.
HAS EIGHTEEN WITNESSES

The suit for damages Of Henry NJ.
Love VS.. the Barnesville Manufacturing
20. for alleged breach of contract, was
oegun in the Superior Court yesterday
before IL special jury.
Love contracted with the company FOR
80. 900 pounds Of yarn ut IA IL cents
bound, but found the yean defective ana
uud TO buy yean elsewhere ut increased
prices to ill his contracts, for which he
claims $4,000 damages. james w. Ron
der represents Mr.. Love and Lew V.
Bird and Andrew Il. Sanborn, the COM
pany.
| All the witnesses except the plaintin
and one of the representatives OF the
! ounany wcra excluded FROM the court
.",i.
/ Nr. Lave. Will. .n the Stalid .>hihit"d
,i...,. ,u .l"f...tiv. underwear f;''rr'
In, h;d l...I, in,". With III. '"'',l"'nn"J
!arn.
I,.twui,, ~. ,Iift ii New i"re, If the
,ru, m.l,i,i l. III. sal.s ag..ii uf ME-
ave. said he was ~ ilie factory wh",
r,.rr.scil,aiire 81 the barnesvillc Manu-
.acLuring Company WAS there ehueaNor
.ng 10 knit some of the yarn. Ihe rep
Yrsrntativc finally admitted it could no
. ,c done.
Frederick A. Woodcock, IL knitter o
iIolmes,lalc, Pa, who had been employed
y Al Loves factory, testified that the yarl
was not fit for knitting purposes. Ill
admitted to Mr.. Bird that he had worke
! mere under the name of Wood. Ill
characterized one of MIR. Birds question
{ A. bcing one OF the most particulariest
$ ne ever heard. Mr.. Bird said he woul
10 i've him his opinion Of him later. a
q liz, witness left the stand Mr.. Bird sal'
> good evening"
u Mary H. Gallagher, forewoman
Loves factory, said the hhltters thfea
ned to leave on account OF the po'
u ,uality Of the yarn ana Mr.. Love agree
o pay them by the week.
~ Jacob G. Lowry, foreman of the la
IL ,ory. testified that the yarn was We
III ooor and it was impossible to keep u
lk machines running. One was broken.
was the worst he ever saw. Chafl
VI. tWilliams formerly employed as knit'
Il At the factory testified AS to the pc
u quality Of the yarn.
sh Thomas Raby, Il sales agent, was ca
ps ml ms an expert to pass on the ya
ed Mr. Bird objected to more than
ay witnesses being called to testify as
ter any one point and Raby was not ALLOW
nc 20 testify. Mr.. Ponder had an except
noted.
MIR. Ponder stated that he had ell
lty teen witnesses OH his side. The co
led il anxious to hurry along business
,ut court remained in session until late
las tertlay afternoon. 1t was sugges
that a night session be held but this
sen not done.
The sun., 1901-03-12
WOODMEN VISIT CHESTER.
Members of Jacob Camp Had an En-
iovable Time Last Night

Jn,.,b amp 81 Modern y v"d",c'i 81
.,t."rur;.. ,nd tra'rrnal visit !" Ah"
.,u,p III h"Strr last night y "ar w''%
, l,,,r,.r..i which l"tt t.ignh aud N.rk"t
,trD,ts n, 80 p'.l,..k. About ~ uieu,-
n.is were iu the taits.
III. .lSiiurs ait.iti"d the ,oeetiug ol
IL tN"scer camp nnd we're "ariuls WE
olued. After the meeting Il banquet was
given in honor of the visitors from TINS
city. Speeches We're made and an ENJOY
able time had. The Woodmen of Aneri-
IA is II strong social and beneficial
order and has ii total membership oi
100000.
The sun., 1901-03-12
REMOVING OLD OFFICES.
To Make Room for P. & r. Railway
Company's Proposed New Station.

TO make room for the proposed Phila-
,lelphiu \ Reading hallway Co.'S new
station the George w. Bush " Sons
Go. have force Of men at work ut the
old office ut the southeast corner OF
Water and King streets and placing 1t
ON rollers to be taken to position III
the yards Il short distance to the east
Of its former position, where it will be
used as Il wheelwright and blacksmith
shop.
Civil engineers were ut work on the
grounds yesterday morning driving stakes
for the purpose Of changing the coal
yard tracks. The other sheds Of the
Bush Co., used for storage purposes and
fronting on King street, will be removed
within few days.
The sun., 1901-03-12
Reported Corner in Glover Seed.

w. III. Kenworthy, president of the
Capelle Hardware Company, it is said,
has cornered the red clover seed market.
While on trip to Missouri last Winter
he purchased two-carload lot, or fifty
tons of the seed at something like $5
Der bushel. The failure of the Fall
crop Of clover caused an alarming scar
city of the seed in the West, and, as
consequences, farmers throughout the
country are now compelled to pay higf
prices for this Springs planting. Th'
seed is now being sold at $3.50 bushe
or 81 in advance of the retail price.
The sun., 1901-03-12

Police Captain George Black ycster-
day located John Mullen who, with Geo
rye Welsh and Charles McAteer, broke
out of New Castle Jail last August.
The captain got II clue rs TO his where
abouts and together with Sergeant Bay
ley and Officers Todd and McGee. after
a search. arrested Mullen Mt No. 43 East
Twenty second street. He was brought
To the police station and locked up.
Mullen had been placed in Jail on the
charge of committing an assault with
The sun., 1901-03-12
Special Bible Society Meeting.

4 special meeting of the Delaware
Bible Society was held in Union M.
Il. Church yesterday morning. The
Rev. X. J Hammond was in the chair
and William S. Prickett acted as secre-
tary. John s. Mullin was elected treas
urer to succeed Charles 5. Rowland,
resigned. The Rev. Thomas A. Nc
Curdy, ID. d., of Central Presbyterian
Church, and the Rev. John Shape of Del
aware Avenue Baptist Church were
elected vire-presidents to fill vacancies
on the board of officers.
The sun., 1901-03-12

Engineers of the Baltimore X ONO
railroad Yesterday staked out lines lor
Tho roundntion for the Sixth street bridge
across lis tracks. This bridge will he
used by the Peoples Halfway Ion,
pany. Preparations to begin operatioha
tomorrow have been made. The cohtr"ce
has been awarded to Baltimore con
tractor and it is expected it will be coii-
pleted within few months.
Work on the Peoples lines in this clty
will be resumed with double force to-
morrow morning. Already the work oil