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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-23

WANTED-Whit boy 1920 years, with wheel
Tor store and homework Box -. this Office.
WANTED Outside man. SO week: Young man
from country. driver. S1.5N. Basement 5I5 18th
81. nv. cl
WANr.-il-HoteI engineer 81: roast cook, $50.
help iur all departments in hotel BURGESS H0-
TEL AGENCl, 5o5 10Th st. nv. eI
WANTED-waiter. Chicago Hotel. 8i5 Pa. ave.
NV eI
WANTED-Ten good Iat,ers by Ferguson &
Elliot on ~heridaa ave. near 18th St, Mount
Pleasant. c1
I yANTED-Yousg man tor mems furnishing. de
sartmenr; must be thoroughly experienced Ap-
ply toLDESBEHG'S- 90 TO 92s 7Jh ST. q
WANTED CoIorzi boy for store, attend furnace
aud make himself generally useful; stag nights
@nd nave city reiS- 100 F 81 el
WANTED Agent to collect debit in insurance:
bond required CAL between 80 and 10 IL ~.
A. J. WlEGAAN. G2a 81 eI
WANTED-Celored IaEorers and teamstcrs : :.
DASH a SONS us Fla ave ne e233
/ WANTED Young colored man OF experience -
table waiter IN dining as.d iURChroUu. Iflg \.
Y ave cI
! WANTED-A good waiter, colored at 5so sth 81
i WANTED Butler cor private lunily: also boy
+ arlye Tor doctor. Enquire lt:35 lth 81 nv 81
i WANTED BOY a. porter in tailoring establish
ment- LION fUiii-nAAN- 1893 & st NV MI
WANTED Married couple Ca.hite). eountrynen
second cook, Two Walters TWO hoUSe1len. ave
disIEasicrS. hciihoyS. store boy SHACRLE-
F0RD'S. @0S st nv. nj
WANTED Cary,enter. fr<t-clazs. MARYLAND
QUICK LUNCH. zoos Pa ave nj
wANTED-wld;e drivers. well recommended and
acquainted II " Washington. wages 81 per
day: > iee- OFFICE, @os AZ st NV MI
WANTED Hotel bell men. elevator. and drivers;
placed until suited; TO-DAY. l203 New York ave.
NV nj
WANTED Three or four boys to work AT timing
and heating; those with experience preferred
. Cal tomorrow ming, I-5o r. +. WRIGHT.
JR-, 1900 10th $ nv. m23-2
! WANTED-La thcr McNULTY BROS. fronuork.
/ Willard Hotel. mss
! WANTED-A good shoe saIesm.n: must have ref
erenee. address BOY 90, this Office MI
WANTED-Boy. with some kno.sleige OF book
keeping, make hi.uselT useful : d. H0UCE
.al 10th - nv mi
WANTED-A ffrSt-class horscstocr. colored, m
other need apply 1873 u 81. sT- me-
" tETED-Driver. $50 wecE. man for Office
salesman -; waiter, quick Basement, 80 i2th
- NV MI
! NANTED-A teacher Of pharmacy coIIe.se 20 give
: private lessons. Address BON Is this office III
/ NASrED-Gooi salesman 10 represent Us; must
deposit $50 10 secure goods in trust; position
+ Il worth SIGe q month. Addrcss ROBINSON co.
: rs jefferson ST. Toledo ohic. jaIG-wGSu-lGt
! WANTED-Drirer for laundry wagon I50J C ST
nv. CO.
/ WANTED-Ezperieiaced insurance collector; good
wages stead, position i4e5 = St, Basement.
e22-3
! u ANTED-A eolored hoy: must be q good prcsser
! 2&2 I4th 81 nv m22-3
/ WANTED-First-cIass young barber at orce- -
18th =. c3I
( NANfED-Nhte experienced engineers for
: Georgetown plaEi- best and last employers ref
! crence~ required. address BOX 3D. tins office.
/ m2I-2
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WALL PAPER

GET SKATE On and sligs over to NOLrE and
see what l. Hew in wall papering- There's not
= more reasonable concern ia this city for Sc
crriug good W0yh. N0lte numbers among his
Customer the best in Washington. Rooms paper
ed = up. J. g. SOLTE. $50 9Th St. nv m2l
ROOMS PAPERED. 8 up; only dealer who gives
legal guarantee with all work; estimates fur
nished; samples brought; largest and finest as
sortmcnt- Send postal TO WILLIAM v MA
HONEY. coz Pa. ave. Sc
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-23

WANT@R-HuteI engineer 81: roast cook. 500,
help ior all departments in hotel BURGESS HO-
TEL AGENCY, J15 10Th St NV. eI
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very soOd Offices, single or en- suite with steam
neat SBd best OF service Tery low rent. i the
Husehins Building, corner Teath and d streets
northwest
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PRINTERS. ETC, Nergenthaler machine compost
Itcn; any ne; quick w1ki lowest RACES. HAY
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ED STAR IME.
CAaADEAs PACIFIC RAILwAY,
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

Ua KENt-HOU
FOR RENT SO; house as st. ne, 7-rooHn
brick: al mod. iuips. e22-5
FOR RENT-To desirable coIo-ed tenants. 927
Elm ST, rOuHS. bath and cellar. furnace heat:
so BIS Elm St rooms and BATH $3.50
BANEs, I5ta ana C. SIS e22-9
FOR RENT-si35o. neat six-roou1 frzrre- rs
IN 4 ne; nee location; near cars. Apply Oh
e-afZI lila ave ne m22-3
FOR RENT-To coIored TENNIS I4I7 nth 81
NV brick house. { rooms, messy pIPered. Ap-
ply 70 ' BALDWIN JOHNSON mo-
ron RENT-l5I 9th ST. uB. seven rooms and
BATH rent reasonable Apply 1913 s5h 81 mz2-5
FOR RENT House 1913 St Sc rooms. front
porch, large yard. TWO fatT0bes and range;
all in good condition; So per month. Keys next
door
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FOR RENT so; house as F st. ne, 7-roozn
brick: al mod imps. GEO
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FOUND

ICE CREAM, zoe gallon, not made in L cellar.
but above ground. for sewer e3s abounds IN eel
lars and breeds uphold, diphtheri3 etc. moral
d0a't eTt that kind. LACEH'S Is pure and
delicious. gu :. y. ave Phone 2Osl>
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LOST.

Tier white breast, answers To n4Iae OF Leo Re
turn 70 MRS H. Fuss BerTgn, Md, sHd receive
reward nj
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FOR RENT-Front ballroom; s.; northeast cor
ner 18th and SIS e233
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Office Roo,n-f.ow Rent.

Sane Erst class Office rooms fos rent IN Hutch
ins Building. corner Tenth and D streets north
aest. Elevator, steam beat electricity, and very
iosy rruI.
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FOR sALE-PIANOs.

FOR SALE-SIOo cash snap. large upright piano,
perfect condition 1000 18th 81 NV m22-3
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and other IN
formation furnished and baggage called for and
cbecsed from hotels and residences Ey Union
Transfer Co on orders left at Ticket Office 1l5
18th st. NV; 81 Penna. Ave. NV. and at
Peuna- Station.
Phone If4I for P. r r Cab Service
FRANK : CANNON. Sd V p. and Gen. N-r-
s H. HARDWICK. General Pass'r Agent
L S. BROWN. General Agent
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through trains finn me Sauth arrive Wishing
ton 6-42 n m. T:25 a. m, 2.I5 p m and $50
p IA daily From Har7iSonhlrE II 80 Il IN. Ue-k
days and $40 p II daily. From Charlottesville
SIS 4 N Ind $50 D N. daily.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FpR SALE-Saecisl bargains IN sewing machines
SIrger machine. s5.o9: Domestic, $50; House
hold $50; New Home. $1,000 All with dro3
iesf and dra,rers and warranted Ter fge wears at
GPPENHEMER's 81 9th 81. nw- e25-S
FOR sALE-T"o outside showcases; new; 6 feet
long each: oae-iah cost 20 7th 81. ng
F0a sALE-Nice baby carriage; cheap CaII 100.
St cs3-s
FOR SAI-E-Siuser machine, So; box couch. -.
Cal 81 II 81 NV us3-3
FOR sAIE-tirI'- tricycle.; almost new. tddrass
BOX g. this Office mz33
FOR SALE-Eresh Jersey COW and calf Corner
c. Scott and Narder ayes NV m25-S
FOR sALE-CyIindcr Prcss5 best condition: bar
gain HAEHORTH, 5l2 sth i. NV NESS
FOR SALE-Scotch collie. black and tans. bull
terriers and pug pups, birds parrots. goIdfishes
etc, sCiiGID'S BIRD STORE, 10 18th st. NV
u-s2-7
FOR sALE-Pawu ticket for solitaire diamond
riug IN Tor so; cost SIG, cheap POOL ROOM,
/ e05 9Th st nv. r1z2-3
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WANTED White girl as nurse. Apply MRS H.
FRANC 135 18th st. NV 1u22-2
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FOa RENT-RoOMs.

TIE EVENING TINES
FOa RExT-RooMs.
FOR RENT-Front ballroom; 50; northeast cor
ner 18th and sts- e23-S
FOR RENr-Well-he heated room. with gas and
bath 50 y Y ave NV eZ5-5
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, 800 per week;
bath $40 st. nv e2S-$
FOR RENT Comfortable front room in strictly
private family; breakfast if desired 6Sl t. Cap
ltol 81 eza-S
FOR RENT-Fur. room for two gentlemen. I1o5
FOR RENT-Ias9 Corcoran St, two furnished
taird-story 'front.' rooms southern exposure; terms
FOR RENr-one large and two single rooms. sec
end floor, furnished; steam heat; also large $ be
452 X St NV. ms
FOR RENr-NiceIy furnished room Tor ge-tle-
men. with OF without board II5l 9Th st. NV.
mss
FOR BI,yT-Bright room for one or two gentle
men, second floor. $50 / ST NV. mss
FOR RENT-Two niceIy-fIr1isled rooms on SEQ
ond fool; light housekeeping; heat ana ga.
81 II. ne M:
FOR EENT-Threa rooms Tor light housekeeping,
ur, or urtur- Apply TO - h 81 nv e22-5
FOR RENT-as2 Pa ave. furnished rooms: bath
.get, Hshti reasonable mag
FOR RENT-Three rooms. FIRST floor for light
housekeeping. GAN after 40 pm. 100 North
Capitol St n22-3
FOR REYT-Ialze seeoadztsry front room. hand
sonlelE turnI>Aed; suitable fJr Two gentle
men; breakfast if desired I6z2 9Th St NV
EH22-S
FOR RENT 1904 18th St NV. neatIy-furnishe,f
'front.' room on second iioor; scHt!Sru,a- ln22-3
FOR RENT urni~I,ed or unfinished. four rooms
Oh second and three on t!1ird floor. sd l2Jh ST.
nv. m22-3
FOR RENT-Third-hoor. three rooms; private
bath; rent, So 40 St ne. ul22-3
FOR RENT-Furnished room with board ior two
gentlemsn in Christian p nilg near Navy Yard
A,laress BOX %, this office m22-3
FOR RI r-Nicely furnished room with pri-
vate family $50 F St sn22-3
TOR RENT Nieely-f,sr- s,l-=tory back room. *
per moD-a- well heated; new house, tiled bath:
gentlemen preferred, 1924 St NV. e2l-3
FOR RE ST-Fur. ballroom; WELL heated, 228 ~
ST. nv GLIB
FOR RENr-Four rooms; fur- or unfur. SOS 18th
&. nw. els
FOR RENT NfeeIy-fur room with or without
board home comforts 425 ! 81 NV. e2i-S
FOR RENT-Largc. pleasant diniag-room and
kitchen; fur; good locality for bosr,iers;
Northern LADY preferred; refs. required. AdJres=
Box g, IBIS office. els
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished room; heat and
gas. 81 % week 40 St NV m2I-3
FOR RENT FURNISHED rooms. - and IS; gentle
---
rooms. furnished OF uusurni.,ci; large closets;
rex kf.NT-FGFHished rooms rs 10Th st NV
FOR RExF-USFyRxTsBr Roas,S
Srsh - = 'o H'iF -o'h'S - per month;
- ---- NV go
FOR RENT Two az fI.rcf 7rrf,rrr,7sfcl -a,ord
floor rooms. ais. furnished r,,r,r i9i V,ss ~
~ r-sg2
----.------------- --.------
FOR 8ENT-Tvo large unfinished rooms for
l5-ht housekeeping. -5gf \ J. axe. NV lu23-3
ssl-a as< and heat 1881 sd 81. NV; occupied by
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FOR RExT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building 9Sz st. NV
cheap rent Apply TO W J. DANTE. Hutchins
Building. 10th and d SIS delS-tf
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HELP wANrEn-MALR.

WANTED White boy, 1920 years, with wheel
Tor store and homework Box - this Office.
Ell
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TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH.

Lave Washington 500 = Il daily 4-i9 p. m
week days arF 6:25 p m Sgndays for Blue
mont 6.25 p. n Saturdays and 4:35 p. m week
days and 1920 p. IA Wednesdays aud SstuF-
DAYS only for Iaes5urg. 6:25 p ~ week days to
HerndoR-
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HELP wAxTED-FEMALE-

WANTED Young lady for real estate Office liz
eFaI PAY THURSDAY. II a. IA Basement 5l5 i2Jh
= M Ell
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ron sALE-HoKszs AND VEHICLES.


JUST ARRIVED - head Of horses from Wash
county Nd, horses u suit any purpose, ranging
in price from 50 10 SIJa; horses guaranteed as
represented. :. sCHiEGEL, Rear 923 d St
ezs5
FOR sALE-Bay mare, eight years old, cheap
lsis 9TH st. NV e22-5
FOR sALE-Good horse, so: top buggy. SIS
30 9Th 81. ne mss
FOR sAI.E-S;o for nice driving mare. Stable
corner 2l-t lad / SIS nv. m23s
FOR sALE-Youug sorrel horse; about eco lbs i;
cheap 80 ST. sw. m233
FOR S4LE-Tsu head Of Virginia aII-purpose
horses 1t III Z ST. Sc; telephone main 9o3-2-
ulZ33
FOR SALE-Ycry hnc young hrougham horse.
liglst nav, black points STEM ARTS STABLES
Vermont court. VI ave and and N SITS m22-5
FOR sAI-E-Fine mare If0i 14th st NV Apply
after p e2i-S
FOR sALE-Tro horses. suitable for fight work
Call, after p M, Tl5 81 St u21-3
FOR -ALE-Four fine horses, suitable workers or
drivers els 9 81. MS. m2l-3
FOR sALF-Farmers and city men take notice
TWENTY-FIVE horses and mares suitable for groc-
e-Fuen. EliiEmeu. coal men. family work or
I would MAKE excellent farm horses: also three
fest driving mares, Eve to nine years, weight
90 10 LOO pounds; no reasonable offer refused
2I2 AZ ST. NV m2l-T
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Rocker for Sl.A9.

Rocker for SGa48a
C0BBLER-sEAT OAK ROCKER With Arms.
n22 REDMOND. 81 9TH St NV.
FOR SAIL Twenty-Five fowls cheap 90 tn
st Sc meg
FOR sALE-GazoIiue stoves. good as new. FRIES
K H0PWoOD, sth and SIS NV. ul22-3
FOR SaLE-Stove pipe. Toe per joint. all sizes
FRIES HOPWOOD. sth and SIS NV ul22-3
FOR SALE-StoyeS thar took like new; why nav
81 for a stove that sell for 50. 5Eat will
do the same work? FRIES Y HOPEOOp. sth and
SITS NV m52-3
FOR SALE-Slishtly- furniture: we have =
folding bed at S24 cost So. FRIES & HOP
WOOD. 5th and SIS nw- m22-3
FOR SALE 69e-lb Fairbanks platform scales.
1IG 4th St NV ua2-3
FOR sALE-Deveyiin harp. s.. 1872 ith st. &c.
m22-3
$50 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. perfect con1ii-
ton: bargain DUNLAP. 906 s.. els
FOR sALE-Thor0ugh bred White Plymouth
Rock cocsercls > each; AiiTer's strain i
BACON. Branclviile. Md m20-7
FOR sALE-Cheap, on account OF leaving city, 5
piece parlor suite. Address Box 50, this Office
FOR SALE-Twc outside and t=o inside sboIT-
cases 4o6ls 9th st. m2I-s
FOR SAIE-Dress goods silks. lace curtains, po--
there's, blankets, comforts, mems md boys'
clothing, capes, coats. skirts, ctr We ky
payments; drop postal 1 cat JoS--,sD CAIN
237 "a. ". ia 7Glo,e n
d Piano for 875
On terms of S. monthiy-one If the best makes
OF square pianos, and viii be taken back IN e.
change for upright piarO At dsI vaIle
whenever you say the word.
eI F. G. SMITH. FPS Pa Gy,
FOR SALE-Six oval photo rnez;otints 70, r.
ACME PHOTOGRAPH Co 99t -
DELFT
FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades. 6tge
your windows only 25c, the best quail .-.
opaque shades, 80 cents; hung free; E7H'
with samples KLEEBLATT'S. uth and
FOR SALE-s6 for hair mattress. IN tsVD par -.
lounges, S275; gasoline stoves and refrl-,-ators
faFior and bedroom suites. 81 per week, SIii
move and store rour goods; cash credit RED
A0ND. 81 and 3lS 5th Il NV
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WANTED-A -eli4bIe white woman or girl As
cook and Isundrcs,. German preferred. Cali 1899
18th II. NV. eI
The age-herald., 1901-06-18

It is well to know if you are sick or half sick, that the natural tendency of all our body functions is toward health. No matter what your ailment is. the life element within Is trying to make you well. This wonderful life principle is in the blood and any help you give it must be given through the blood.
 Knowing this. and knowing also that when ever a nerve, or tissue or organ is to be built up, nature requires iron, you can see why pr. Harter's Iron Tonic has produced such wonderful results It gives the working, striving vitality within you samething to work with. It gives 1t ma- telfal with which to build up your trtugth and energy.
 All ordinary forms of iron are apt to do more injury than good, but forty-five years ago Dr. Harter discovered a method of so preparing iron that 1t would enter into the blood wi,aout taxing the system whatever.
 Dr. Harters Iron Tonic consists of this form of iron in combination with other important ingredients, and for nearly half century 1t has restored thousands of people to sound, rugged health If you feel run down or have any reason to fear the approach of some serious disease, let this time tried remedy help you It is certain because it reinforces life itself. Prepared by The Dr. Harter Medicine Co.,, Dayton, Ohio. Sold everywhere. Give nature chance
The age-herald., 1901-06-18

two outsiders accounted for the six races at Sheepshead Bay today. The track was fast and an unusually big crowd was on hand. Two fixtures were decided, the Rosebud, which Lenora Laring won easily, and the Grass selling stakes, which went to Nones.
 First Race Six furlongs. The Musketeer 115 (Shaw), Il to 5, won; Maltster 105 (O'Conner), 20 to 1 and 8 to 1, second; All Green, 116 Qandry), 5 to 1, third. Time 113.
 Second Race-The Rosebud Stakes, five furlongs, Lenora Loring, 110 (O'Connor), ' to 10, won; Laodice. 110 (Dangman), 4 to and even, second; Grail, 120 0andry), 8 to 1, third. Time, 100 Is.
 Third Race-One mile and a furlong, sell ing, Seminole, 95 (Michales). to 1. won; Bombshell, 106 (AcQuade), 3 to and even, second; Gladerun. 93 (RomanelD. to l, third. Time, 54 1-5.
 Fourth Race-One mile. Outlander, 11S (Spencer), to 6, won; Water Color, 12l QLittlefield), 1 to ?, second; The Puritan, 121 (Cochran), to 1, third. Time 1:39 1-5.
 Fifth Race-Five and one-half furlongs, Smart Set 122 Shaw, 1S to 5, won: Sweet Clover, 119 Burns). 4 to 1 and to 5, second; Bay Boy, 122 (Spencer), 90 to l, third. Time. 1:7 2-5.
 Sixth Race-The Grass Stakes, one mile and a sixteenth, Nones, 104 (McGinn), 1C to 1, won; The Amazon, 105 (Shaw), Il to and to 5, second; Dolando. no (O'Con- nor), to l. third. Time, 1:47 S-5.
The age-herald., 1901-06-18
EARL RUSSELL
 WAS ARRESTED
He is Charged With Bigamy and VIII Have to Make
 Answer in Court

London. June 17.-Earl Russell was ar rested today on a charge of having con tracted a bigamous marriage in the United States. The Earl was met at the railway station upon his arrival from the country by detectives with a war rant and was taken to the Bow Street Police Court, where was formally charged. The nobleman appeared to be quite unconcerned.
 About a year ago 1t was announced that Earl Russell had obtained di- vorce in Nevada and there had married Mrs. Mollie Somerville daughter of the Scotland. Mrs. Somerville had also ob- tained a divorce in Nevada from her husband, George J. Somerville. Later the Earl and his new Countess went to Eng land and the first Countess threatened to have the Earl arrested for bigamy.
 While Earl Russell awaited in the anteroom the summons to appear be- fore the magistrate, the woman he mar ried in America joined him. When the case was called, the representative of the public prosecution said the prisoner was charged with feloniously marrying Mollie Cooke in America April 15. 19OO while his wife, Mabel, Countess Russell, was alive.
 Bail was given In the sum of f200
 In the event of a conviction, the case will be taken to the House of Lords, as Lord Russell is entitled to a trial by his peers.
The age-herald., 1901-06-18

At 2oc-A 54-inch unbleached German Linen for restaurant, cafe or fruit cloths-worth 45c per yard flor 29c
 At 45c-A 63-inch unbleached German Linen-a better quality worth 59c per yard-for 45c
 At 65c-A 66-inch unbleached German Damask-assorted de- signs-worth 79c per yard-for 65c At 93c-A 72-inch silver bleached German Damask-assorted designs "a good quality for constant ser vice-worth SI.15 per yard for 98c
 At 39c-A 60-inch full bleached Irish Damask-5 different designs worth 55c per yard-for 3ec
 At 65c-A 66-inch full bleached Irish Damask-5 different patterns worth 79c per yard-for 65c
 At 9sc-An extra heavy 72-inch
The age-herald., 1901-06-18
TWO PREACHERS FIGHT.
They Drew Knives to Settle Biblical
 Discussion.

Athens, June 17.-(special. 1.-Two negro ministers engaged in a Biblical discussion yesterday at a country church some miles from Athens. and the day being warm, the discussion became warmer, resulting final ly in a fight. One of the ministers, Rev. Dudly Mitchell, was cut, possibly fatally. Rev. Ezekial Smith, the other irate min ister, is now in jail. He was brought to town by the deputy sheriff with bracelets on. The fight was fast and furious and the knife played a prominent part.
The age-herald., 1901-06-18
At Newport.

Cincinnati, June H.-Well-backed sec ond choices were in evidence today. win ming nearly all the events. It was ladies' day and a large crowd turned out to see the sport. J. R. Hand bought Edna Ger ry, winner of the fourth race. for S45O.
 First Race-Six furlongs. selling: zolo, won; Kirkwood, second; Exmoor. third. Time, 1:17h.
 Second Race-Fve furlongs: Dr. Worth. won; Cousin, second; Cubanite, third. Time, 1:03h.
 Third Race-Seven furlongs, selling: John McElroy, won; Nekarnis, second; Teucer, third. Time, 129.
 Fourth Race-One mile, selling: Edna Gerry, won; Fucia, second; Birdie May, third. Time, 1:43
 Fifth Race-Six and a half furlongs, selling: Minnie B, won; Rosy Morn, sec- ond; The Bronze Demon, third. Time, 1.23.
 Sixth Race-One mile, selling: Eleven Bells, won; Lauras, second; Pine Chip, third. Time 1:43
The age-herald., 1901-06-18
SALE TRUNKS.
SECOND AVENUE, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET
BRAKE BEAM COMBINE. Four Companies to Consolidate With Capital Stock of $5,ooo,ooo.

St. Louis, June 17.-The Globe Democrat says today that it is possible the coming week may see the consoli- dation of the four great factories of brake beams. The companies to be taken into the combine are the Chicago Railway Equipment Company which is practically owned by St. Louis and the Monarch Brake Beam Company of De troit, Mich. the interchangeable Brake Beam Company of St. Louis and the Sterling Worth Brake Beam Company of Easton, Pa. The proposition is to consolidate the four great companies of the country in the manufacture of this product into the company with capitalization of $5,000,000.
The age-herald., 1901-06-18
AN ANGRY CROWD KICK ON DECISION Propeller in the Fifth Race Was
 "Shooed ln' HAD A SUSPICIOUS LOOK Jockey Earl, on Clinton B, in the Last Race, Was Injured By the
 Horse Rolling Heavily
 Over Him.

St. Louis, June 17.-An angry crowd sur rounded the judges stand at the Fair Grounds after the fifth race three-horse affair, claiming that Propeller, who won the race, had been 'shooed in." To many the race had suspicious look. but Judge Brady thought otherwise. After the horses in the last race had crossed the winning line Clinton B. stumbled and fell, rolling heavily on Jockey Earl. who es- capped serious injury Track fast
 First Race-Five and one-half furlongs; selling: Josie F. 100 (O'NeilD, 8 to 1, won; Huntress A. 1O4 C.. Rose), to 5, seond; Maria Elena 100 (Kuhn), to l, third Time: 1:0S%.
 Second Race Six furlongs; selling: Randazzo 112 Cwedderstrand), 10 to 1won; Fridolin T (O'NeiD, 6 to l, second; Ed L.. 112 (Basslnger), to 1, third. Time: 1:14.
 Third Race = Mile and seventy yards; selling: Charles D. III PlunketD, 8 to 1, won; Terra Incognita III (Gilmore), to 1. secind; Zazel 1O5 (L. Rose), to ?, third. Time: 1:45.
 Fourth Race . One mile: skillman TOT (Dale), 4 to 1. won; Chappaqua III (Bo- land), 4 to 5, second; Bell Simpson 91 (BeID, 2 to 10, third. Time: 1:42.
 Fifth Race-One mile; selling: Propeller 1OS (Dale), Il to 5, won; Varro 101 Civ ens), to l, second; Battus 15 CT. O'Brien), to 1, third. Time: 1:42h.
 Sixth Race-Six furlongs: Brutare 1o1 (O'NeilD, 16 to 5, won; Hi Kicker 105 Dale). IS to 5, second; Myrtle Van 1O1 (Glvens), 50 to 1, third. Time: 1:14.
 At Sheepshead.
The age-herald., 1901-06-18

Sheriff W. c. Kyle has succeeded at last in getting Chris Thomas, colored, In the tolls of the law. He was arrested in Birmingham last week on the suppo- sition that he was the much-wanted Jim Brown, but afterwards it was discovered that he was wanted here for alleged bur glaries. However, he has a number of other misdemeanors laid at his door. He Is accused of robbing the home of M. c. Thomas in this place and Will Custer in Northport.