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with frauduitnIy gaining money
from tho Crescent Manufacturing
company by rcptesrniing himself ns
aFrut 81 the puNet Sound naval sta
uon. was resumed M Judge Em0ry'u
department. this afternoon
James Harding. a native Of Eng
land. VAS natursliEed IN Judge Tail
mans court this morning It's only
witness was AN honorable discharge
from the L. s. navy.
!. Matakrr n native ~ Austria,
was naturallsed by JudEe Taumsn
yesterday
Michael wNse. a native ~ Canada,
was admitted 90 citizenship by Judge
Emory yesterday.
Rules for tho government - the
county iall. including regulations for
visitors. signed hy the Judges of the
superior court and sheriff tudiheo,
were hlcd In the clerks once this
morning.
The damage case ~ Isabel G. Jones
against the cIty. IA Judge uelfs
court. went 20 the jury at 1850 this
morning
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Body Of Peter Lonqworih

The mutitatsa body Of Peter Long
worth. who was found murdered at
Weston Tuesday afternoon. viii be
shipped 10 Tacoma ~ Butterworth
a sons at SIS o'clock this afternoon.
informant will be made at that city.
George Longworth. a son OF the de-
ceased. will accompany the body.
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Fourth Ward Improvement

Tonight at o'clock the property
owners IN the residence portion OF
the Fourth ward viii meet in the
chamber q commerce rooms for the
purpose Of organizing q club. The
objects OF the club viii be similar
10 those Of like Improvement clubs
throughout the city.
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u. S, COURT
OF APPEALS
No Session Today Will Finish Sc
attic Sitting Tomorrow

The United States court Of APP
penls Tor the ninth circuit is not IN
session today. Tomorrow the tenn
IN this city will end upon the hear
ing ~ the case 81 the Northern Pa
eific Railway Co. ". LOUISE 4. and
Frank u. Adams. The decisions IN
the cases heard this week will
not be announced for two months
yet
Next Monday the court will con
vsne AT Portland ana four caaes are
Get for hearing.
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Robbed While Asleeu

A. X. johnson. who lives az f.t
gohn street. reported 70 the police
today that he entered the Oregon
kodRfnK h0use. on Second avenue
vouth near Washington street. ana
while asleep tn n chair was robbed
Of f5s and gold watch. The police
are working on the easa
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LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
TORRENCE
Chosen Commander of
the G. A. R.

CLEVELAND O.. sept. i1-Eh
florence. 81 Minnesota, Vas elected
commandments u the Grand
Army of the Republic this mornins.
ever his strongest opponent, gen.
Dan Slckles.
other officers chosen arr. senior
vice commander. John MeElroy. %
Washington. n. &: Junior vice eom-
fnander. John osDonneil, OF Chicago.
surgeon genrral. ". r. ThralL %
Cincinnati. chaplain in chief. Rev.
Thomas Boyle. ~ PIttahuFg.
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I wiil undertake to bet y on each
square foot 81 cement sidewalk that
las been built this season chat tho
uamo viii be damaged of ruined conn
pietely before The arrival uf spring.
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WIII Oh AIler WhIlMnrlh

Deputy Sheriff j. NJ. williams Will
go to California after Lawren
Whitworth. the alleged embezzlrr. as
Haon as cNtraditton papers can be ob-
tanned
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For Assault and Battery

J. II. Elliott will be tried th.r af-
terno0n on the charge OF assault ard
battery preferred against him by
Lizzie Scherier. She alleges that FL
llott beat her and threatened her life
at Madison park Wednesday night.
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Committee Did Not Nee,

The chamber . commerce MeKin-
icy Thanksgiving hospital commit
tee did not meet this afternoon o~-
lnK - The critical eoudifioa OF the
president
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Harvard
Dental Office
1881 Second Avenue

You cannot get better work any
where. no matter what you pay. than
- our offies We believe IL thor
ouEh. conscientious nENTISTHf.
81 prices within the reach Ct all. our
Nofk r. ali guaranteed.
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Travellers Railway Guide.
northsrn Pacific

North Ceaas Limited -Lsars for 81 Paul 10
D RI Arrigs from q Psal Q. m.
M Arrive hon s.. Fsul p N
HafHngiau Overland Lssts ir ~ Louis.
Esnass Citf. fss : N. Arrive .. M
Portland Lssys -. NJ. iaoi p N. I'D 80
. N. AuiFs 7 - 3 m. 80 p. N. and Sls
Erprss. oiympi. snd 0rays Hsrbor Leave ,
Esprs.s south Bsna-L.sys tszssy, sundayl.
- m. Arrive tsEsept SUNDAY, so m
ss.en g,s.ss .asa E'1 between s ys, ,na
ssa 80 :. m Arrive ! = :. N. 30 a. N. /.
ia.s > ~. ts .. N. 90 D. m. ,. m. aud
ms n rsins dsnr between ss.sti. and spo.
kans-Lsase 7 IS a m. J. Is p m. and 20 0. m
Arrive "a m. p I" and = ? % -.
Two trains snshamish ssdro- wooilsT Lssvs
s1s a M. so > m. Arrive 10 a. m, n
Espr.s. f..aaush. snoqaaimls-Lssv so D.
m fsrrspt sunday. Auifs II ID a n. tstecpt
Sunday
Crest Northern
Overland Flysr Lave far H. Paul : p. M
Auirs from A. Paul D NJ,
Tspress spokane Leave 80 A. m. Arrive
TO trains whaleom. NJ ysrnon-Lssvs Is
a "a. SO D M. Arivs u ~ = m, g0 D. "a
Efursas Blslne New Westminster Leave 7 ~
gsu, 1 ,rs.n. s.sR W W., between s.a. ana
Yvsfeffa L4srs - a. m, 80 n. $40 p m.
and .. N. Arrive an a n, II "a a m. s1o
.. N. ard p m.
CoIumbIs q Puget sound
Two halns niset Diamond. Rrsnslin-LsaVs
4 % a m texcspt SUNDAY and , - n. Ar
i've 70 a m lexcspt Bundagj and sls D. m
fszrspt SUNDAY.
Cansdlsn Pacific
Expfsm yaaeoayer aud ovsdsnd-Lssys tZ
a. "a. Aniys "a 0. n
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Safety Pins IN all mixes. ws.a
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Hair Nets. worth &c. aftsr Il
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Crepe Paper. regular pr,o. /.
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our i2-inch desk fan uses no more
current than a lee. .. lamp. XII
bourne a Clark Co. tib Second ave.
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We viii sell. after Elk. IN the
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QuiiiF. "a variety % choose
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Denim sofa Pillow Covers. is
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One dozen HkefuH Turkish
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20 dozen Mems Fancy Cotton
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Mems Fleece Lined Under
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Mems lie buapenders, after six
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Library Paste. after Fix Sc a
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Manuscript Tablets for school
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New bath houses. Madrona vfia.
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Washington Dental and Pho
tographIc Supply Co.
III COLUMBIA sTREET

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Michael wyse. native ~ Canada.
WAS admitted O. citizenship by Judge
Emory yesterday.
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]. Matagrr. n native ~ Austria,
was naturalised by JudEe Tallmsn
yesterday,
The evening times., 1901-09-17

ant Boyle in front Of the Executive
Mansion at t-45 o cock a. M ana cIeak
the Avenue 10 fifteenth S,reet ana New
j 1CFk Avenue The funeral Ca.FldSts OF
the committee only, drivers wearing pIacA
and white ribbons. Will park IN the
hlte HoTS~ front grounds, all other
caII4ases via be required TO park else
where, but carefully note those or
distinguished persons, Including dipIO-
mats, and aid them where possible. Six
Nguted men viii report at same place
ana hour TO Lieutenant Boyle
when the procession moves. LieUJCn-
ant Boyle will direct twenty-five Iootmeu
to flank the procession from the hearse
toward the re,r. covering the carriages OF
the family, Cabinet. aud honorary attend
ants, to proceed at equal distances In sin
Ele file TO the Capitol The White House
grounds must be kept clear of all persons
who may be there through curiosity
Lieutenant AmiSS. with his own com
m8uu and twenty additional men. who
VIII report at his station nj l-5f a. U., VIII
care for the route from Fifteenth street
and New York Avenue To Ninth street
n"Ttn"est. Lieutenant Eyrnes viii clear
The Avenue from Ninth street 10 Fourth
street northwest with detail OF twenty
men Lieutenant Jordan. with detail Of
twenty men, VIII clear the route from
Fourth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
To the north front Of the Capitol Grounds
captain Pearson. Captain cross. and
i-l.-t-uantS Daley and Mc'athrau-
mounted. with sixty men. 10 report at the
east front of the Capitol ut $50 o'clock a.
m, VIII clear the east middle steps Of the
capitol OF all persons unauthorized. keep
ing a section al the foot OF the steps for
IN" purpose a clear roadway back TO the
hue of the hack stand. and allow no Un-
auiu"rlZed vehicle To approach until after
the funeral Ceremouies.
'drrlaEeS of the distinguished persons
VIII he parked in the northeast, south
east and East Capitol rOadWayS. and the
entrance dt First and East Capitol Streets
must pe guarded against pTumiscU0Us
Nehcles until after the funeral cere-
monies.
Drivers with ribbon badges are author
lZru, and carefully note those Of CabI-
net oiucCrs, supreme Judges. diplomats
Senators. and Members Have mounted
mon call carriages when wanted after the
ceremonies. Captain Pearson Will main
t.ilu "A strong fore. at the east steps, after
the ceremonies. until q. clock D. m Dur
/ ing The day until O'Clock p. m members
OF his detail may be excused for lunch.
To return at that hour tC keep back the
crowd when going 10 the depot.
Acting Lieutenant Matthews. with
I twelve mounted men. VIII report At the
capitol at o'clock B. m. TO escort the
/, cortege to the Sixth Street depot. and the
men under Captain Pearson and lieuteu-
ants with him viii flank the COrtege to
the depot.
Lieutenant Moore, with fifty men, Will
be at the depot at o'clock p. IN. and
I. clear Sixth Street TO the entrance
six mounted men viii report 90 Cap
tam Pearson at the Capitol at $50 o'clock
a. m
Six mounted men will report TO Lieu
tenant Jordan at Fourth Street and Penn
| sylFauId Avenue at o'clock a. n. to
/ clear First and Streets and entrance to
[ Capitol grounds
Lieutenant Boyle will protect the rear
! Capitol"
The evening times., 1901-09-17
KernHn's-Harry Brynnts BurIes-
quers.

Two large audiences greeted Harry Bry-
ants BurleSquers. the current attraction
at Kernan-s. yesterday. and showed
much appreciative interest during the per
formance. The burIesques at the opening
and conclusion Of the show are well stag
ed and on a par with most Of the others
seen at that house
The 0Ilo. although Il contains practi-
Cally nothing new or novel. save the two
Judges in some daring tum0ling feats. is
entertaining. and the contributors are
favOrabIy recognized Lew Palmer heads
the list and sings several new songs and
parOdies which. together with his famil-
lar limitations please Bryant and SaVillc.
Two clever musicians. while away a half
hour much 90 the amusement OF the gath
ering; the Perry and Burns Trio, which
IS composed g. two Irish comedians and
q handsome young woman. also made
good. La Clede and Raymond. and TlNe
Cohen present some OF the late songs
very aCCepTdbly. The TWO Judges. who
are in a class by themselves I'm the aero
line and receive the Hons share Of ap-
plaUse- The younger Of the two Judges
shows his physical developments before
their acts and as the various hack-shOul-
der and arm muscles are shown 20 ad-
vantage the audience fairly gaspS in as
tOnishment al his marvellous development
The performance is drawn TO q close by
the bUrlesque entitled Captain Beans of
the Mules Marine. which is headed by
Harry Bryant. The score or more Of
pretty girls who are in the chorus are
seen In a number Of clever and difficult
drills. and use their voices 20 advantage
during the action Of the concluding piece
Kernan's is closed this afternoon and the
Thursday matinee and ui-hr perform
dnCe viii be omitted
The evening times., 1901-09-17
POSToFFICE HOURS.
Deliveries and Collections for Today
and Tomorrow

bellNeEAeN Ahu AbAANNAAohA AbA ouA1
and Tomorrow
w. s. Shallenbtrger. Acting Postmaster
General yesterday afternoon issued the
following order to all postmasters: out
of respect 10 the memory of our lace
President. all posyomces viii be- closed
on Thursday, September 70. after 10
o'clock a m"
In pursuance Of the above order. Madi-
son Davis, Acting City Postmaster. di-
rected that the city postofiice be closed
today and tomorrow from 10 a. m TO
p. m. and on Thursday from 10 o'clock
a. m for the balance of the day. This
is the third time in the history Of the
postofiiCe that its general delivery has
been closed. The first time was at the
death Of President Grant. and the second
at the funeral of President Garfield.
Deliveries Will be made at o'clock on
each of the above mentioned days and
collections will be made at 9 a. m. p.
m. and 1880 p. IN.
The mail windows viii be open 10 the
general public from 10 o'clock today
from TO 10 a. m. and from to { o clock
, m. tomorrow, and from 10 10 a. m
on Thursday.
The letter carriers I'm the procession
today were in charge OF y. IT. Baker as
sistant superintendent Of carriers. who
will be assisted hy Joseph Van Fleet
Captain ONel and Capt Daniel O'NeiL
The carriers wore the regulation uniform
with cap and white collar and band Of
broad black Grape on the left arm
The evening times., 1901-09-17
IN THE OLD DOMINION.

Hiawatha Tribe of Red Men dedicated
their new hail at Roanoke last night.
Noah Getz died Sunday at Petersburg.
from injuries inflicted by logging train.
The congregation Of the First Baptist
Church at Grafton. ". Va. has decided
10 erect "a new church 10 cost $1,000.
Rockbridge and Buena Vista Republi-
cans nominated for the House Of Dele
gates J. NJ Quisenberry, Of East LeXiug-
ton. and &. W Waddy. Of Bueua Vista
Prof. George ". Miles, President Of the
RadfOrd Southern Railroad and Mining
Company, says that work on the road will
begin next week and trains viii be run
ming as far as the mouth Of Little River
by December J.
Rev s S Barber, Of Maryland. who
has accepted call 10 Trinity Episcopal
Church, Fredericksburg, viii move 90 the
latter place with his family in a short
time and enter upon his duties as rector
on October J.
The Democrats Of Clarke and Warren
counties nominated Blackburn Smith. OF
Berryyille. FOR the House Of Delegates
The convention adopted resolutions de-
plOring the murder Of President Mckinley
and fayOring a law 70 suppress anarch-
lists.
The evening times., 1901-09-17
news FROM GEORGETOWN y n.
A Man Found in Need Of Surgical
Attention.

Injured by FnU Sunday Night.
james p. Mooney and Miss Kate
smith United in MnrriaEc-FuncraI
Of William HHrnedy-PerSOnaIs
Dr KurtZ last night reported at the DO
lice station that George "a. Thomas. Of
@fo ~ Street. was in need of surgical
treatment and that he should bs sent 10
a hospital at once Later Thomas was
visited 10y Dr. Ramshurg. Thomas is suf-
ierinE from the pain consequent upon
several ribs having been broken on sun
day night 10y falling into "a ravine on the
line of the Conduit Road
Ir EamsuurC stated that the ribs wer,
ST" broken that 90 grating could Doe heard
with every breath taken hy the patient
The injured man is said o. have laid in
the raELu. from sunday night when he
Zen. until Monday morning.
The announcement has just been made
OF the marriage on October g. 1900. of
James T. Mooney and Miss Kate Smith.
of l5.S Thiry-nfth Street. The groom ls
member of the Metropolitan Police
Force. being stationed at the Seventh
precinct TN, couple were married at 81
Johns Catholic Church. Frederick. Md,
by Itgv Father Coleman
AT trinity church lEl- morning sol .Tnu
high requiem mass was celebrated over
the remains Of William Haruedy, who
died Saturday at his residence. Sg,5 NJ
Street northwest. Deceased was forty
years OF age. and the husband of Mrs
Mary p. Haru,dy. lie had been III for
several months.
a horse driven by James Carter of 3flS
Dumb.rtou Avenue. WAS quite painfully
injured yesterday afternoon. The man
was driving down Thirty-ufth Street
when az the intersection of Thirty-ufJh
and Streets the horse stepped on "a sewer
trap. which gave way, iufliCtiuE injury
upon the animal
Mrs. Green and family. Of Chicago. are
visiting Mr. George =. Green. Of 3IlS
DumbartOn Avenue.
Twelve fCotmen and ten mounted Off
GERS from this precinct participated in the
escort procession today.
The evening times., 1901-09-17
Fnes suIt for nirorcc-

Anne Carstens yesterday filed suit ior divorce
against her husband, Henry Carsteus, on the
ground of desertion and Hou-suprort. The parties
were married in this city in Is55 and lived to-
gcther until 1900. Mrs Carsteus asks % be
awarded the care and custody Of her children
and 70 be permitted no resume her maiden name
Anne Keys. John 3. O'NelII is named as her
counsel.
The evening times., 1901-09-17
The Acndemy-"Barbnrn Erie,

-a
Clyde Fitch's admirable play. Barbara
Frierchie" was presented al the Acade-
my Of Music last night by company
that proved quite capable Of giving a in
ished and intelligent performance. Mr..
Fitch has undoubtedly given to the play
going public one of the best products OF
his remarkably versatile and brilliant pen
On this story of Frederick iu which love
and war are so beautifully interviewer.
The production at the Academy last night
was In many respects quite as good as
the one previously seen at the National
when Julia Marlowc appeared iu the titu-
lar role.
In the Academy performance Frances
GaLlt Is the Barbara She IS am actress
OF uuGeUIlhlo talents. and her reading .F
the lines iS natural and Iut-lli@yu. and is
never forced OF stIlreG. Her c0uraHfian
is not drawn after VI .sS MHrIuWr'g Hur is
somewhat away from th- work of her ur--
dsrgesDr but the newer Interpretation is
none the less m,TitorioUe. Edith Bowman
ula-S sue Royce iH very clever manner
and evidences CoHsidpTabI. dramatic. faI-
cent Of an uncommon order Richard d
Williams is Captain TrumhglI and j d
HazIstou plays the elder Frietchf. TH.
other members Of the company are Annie
Huntingdon Helen Holmes. Jessie Char
The evening times., 1901-09-17
Sent to the MorI.honse.

Lloyd Jones was in the Police Court today
charged with being disorierly on 4 Street north
west last night. Jones said Ae fgom Ten
nessee. and that he dad not know whether Ee
was guilty OF not, that he WAS bCaSJly drunk
when he arrested. In default OF a fine Of
s. he viii spend fifteen days in the wOrkAOuse.
The evening times., 1901-09-17

ron, Henry Muller T. J. Quinn, Edwin
Meyer George W. Mitchell. George
Leonard. Frank NJ. Heeney. Ed. II. Car
ter, Henry Leyian, and George H Mar
lowe. The Academy management an
nOunces that the performance Thursday
will be omitted.
The evening times., 1901-09-17
auurre:ed With Her stepfather.

Julia Jenkins coLored got into dispute with
her stepiaTtAer, who lives ou Street, last
night. and became SD Lolstaruus that she was ar
rested She was in the Police Court today charged
with being disorderly. and default of a fine
The evening times., 1901-09-17
DR.. LEATHERMAN,

WashinEtOn's Leading Specialist
On Kidney. Bladder. Blood. skin and Private
diseases. Syphilis iany staEe) cured FOR life.
Both sexes Consultation free Medicine fur
nished. Hours. 9 20 u and to 8. Also on
Toles-. Thurs, and sat eve, % g. Closed
COZ r ST. y. ".
The evening times., 1901-09-17
Everybody EnIoys "Cnbin John.n

All the gWusemeHts Of the summer season still
running. Concerts BY dne orchestra ia the cafe.
The evening times., 1901-09-17

CANCER is no, f,cs-,s,. sssm,E-,
some wonderful cures Of this horrible disease
II autid0Jes and drives OFT the - . .
deadly poison - = -
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a Peerless Woman.

Madam Flanders. wurld-renoWued psychic
raIrrist. and scientific life reader. OF London
England Madam tells facts without vour writ
in1r OF asking a single question: tells everything.
SUPERIOR 90 aII- removes doubt and trouble gives
valuable advise that viii DO good. madam has
no charms TO sell, no trIcEery used. Hours %
a. M. 60 p. m; readings half price this week
Parlors az 1921 New YORK ave misc
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SIOmaChS on SIIItS.

The man who puts on stills does not IN
crease his actual stature by the breadth Of
a hair. He feels taller while he's on the
stilts, and when he's of them he feels