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onbroa ialt til omtrent $4,000 900
Cons. Sra Observation-Disclosures /
Waibington forelie9er mn Spgapcr
oper S%orbrueet, bporoi oct blonot
anoet fremguar, at naetet England
Inlet Snffer fnn apIe ielp, forbruser
bette Sono mere oerai emo ncaet at.
Oct Sano. Gnalrnoernc iortprer
ncrnlig 9t.64 Yiinb Suffer pr. Ssn!
bipio, meoens DC Soreneoe Stotcr,
Der | Sorbrug ltanr Gnplonb npr.
melt, finn foniumcrer $500 Yitnb
pr. Snbipio. Gerefter fommer
Smeis. Der f%prbruaer 60.3t Yuno
for hper ,%Snopoaner, oa 7anmorf,
bppr Der briaes $3.50 Yuno pr.
Sopco. &c epriac 2onoe forbrlaer
lanat minhrc Suffer emo De fire
i%oronnrpnte. 5piflnnb er opiert
tim meo 33.SS Hunb pr. Snoipio,
Giterrie meo 1853, Sronfria meo
1886. 6uslano mleo 1875 o.i.b.
Minoit Suffer brilges Der / Serbien,
bpor Der finn iortrres liot opcr 6
Buno al bper Snoponner. @iennem.
lnltsforbriiaet for ale 2onoe err ON.
trent 33 Euno pr. Snbipio. Unit.
lono, Der, iom oct ices, fitn iorbru.
ger liot oper BET aienneminitIioe
apuntum. prooucerer mere Suffer
END no9et dinoet 9ano. Oct err bopeb.
.la9eIig ~biliet Sitffer til l~lbfericI,
2plfIono brineer / Ntarfebet, men
NriIerne er temmelig bsie inben
Saroets egnc @rPnier iom Hslae al
Ell ~betpoelia GrtratoIh. Rpit efter
SpifIano itonr Siterria bsieit / Sen.
Ieenoe til Trcbuftirnens StprreIie,
meoens Sorbru9et / bette 2onb er
betpeeIiat mbcr oct eienneminitIiae,
~ | Den ienere Sib CT blepcr min.
Ore % minore for bert Mar. 1or oe
6oreneoe StoterS 8cofommenoe err
Oct rineliat at antaae. at ;yolfcts
beore sfonontiife aoar ioIfolb for en-
Del iorflorer oct iorbclospis tore
Sorbriia. men Oct iommc glraument
ueier Inlet operior Sn9Iano, ionr for.
brn9er omtrent 90 Trocent mere
suffer emo DC Soreneoe Stnter.
@ruloen BERTH maa bel iorncmme.
liz lsges / Den Smitrnoigbeo, at
Sufferet inbferes til england toIo.
frlt; men Der tor noturIiapis oaioo
nTrc andre Smltrnbigbeoer, iom
lnDpirfer pao S%orbruset.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09

@p"N Spiouip u nlup ] lpIlutllu
Eornp % Eraat; liaeiom lin Ssiter.
ien, Den tpifc aeiier, liter ban of
gIimre, ifisnt ban | Wobirtnins til
oenne moaife ieger fin Iilfreositil.
lelie Iiaeloa meget | ielpe Den more
Yraets forrcfte llofoloelie omfrina
Jig ION | ben Omitrnoiabeb, at ban
iaar pGre Den ccntralc Sigilr / oisie
c%eremonielle Sptog. Mep iclue Re.
gIerinaen por ban neppe tort mere
al aiere III emo Den Sib. ba han bar
Yrins AT Woles. Com fonaelia
8alaNgur CT ban imiblertio, bpao
man poa amerifanIf pilbe foloe en-
"afalort Snfces", % ltnar i ioa Sen.
ieenoe lonat oper tener mnoer) lin
afoeoe Noocr. Der breo fla Iioet ON
Den pore @lnne % alt Mobeppien,
'om lteole bar ipilet Ell lao itor
RoIe | benbes GYMS 2ip. SSoftum
er NOT, at bun bar en- SmuIe mis-.
~forneiet meo, at Erins hilbert
eopurb iteoie bepGeeoe iia blonbt
Sanoets melt letiinoiac % ioriGnge.
lige Mobebuffer or Wooenunfere.
Smlblertio bor ban M ~oliacpcl altiN
moret iig bcoit / bette Sclifab, po
ban tit noturliapiS 9op til at isIac
line SilbcieIi9beber. aona gomaro
er en- rem Iutboritet | alt, hpoo Der
heoer Mohcr. Sroeiler % Geforo.
toner, % Inlet fan Den @roo brinae
ham | Sarniif lom at ie noaen iteoe
an moo oct trabiiionene Tcoanteri.
@ier noaen fig ifploia / ocn minoitc
Nfoiaelie ira Gtifettens Sope c0cr
begaar Den Smaglesbeb at berpttc
Getoraiioner cIler Orbener poa
iirette Steb / anrgens Nrrpprclie
eIler peo offentligc InIeoninger. ioor
@eofcmmenbe mart isle, bpuo oct
ntl 'tac at bare en- aonee, iom FOR.
itoor 'ia pod oct ceremoniellc. Sar
ban pGret ioo ulpffelia al loraoa liz
MOB &ofetifetter meo %ihenoe "a
Billie. bIioer hon i Sonaens Irrppr
'torpt iretteiat for lin Moltael poa
sGrbeoi9heb Tor, hoao Der er pos.
'enoc, "a bar ban / i'm ltpioenheb
9iori IrIteo moo &c pbre Sormer,
moa ban barre iorbereoi paa at moo.
toge DC nsouenbige Snitrurer til
6%orebnggelie al miliac 8ientoacl'er
I famine &etning, San iour ga
uioe, bpor uenbelia pistiat oct or at
uTrc FORFEIT / oct uore; noaet onoet
lpsrges Der noturliapis life ON
man taaer Oct init life iaa nsie nlee.
boorIeoes ct Menneife Ieper poo ioa-
bdnne hsiere Steber. Renbee i
SPoer, Gin % @icrnins fommer oct
life an paa, blot man er FORFEIT /
Oct pore. Sfient Der err ooifiniet,
'om ipoer poa. al Song @bporb
troos Tine Sell % Sfrsbelisbeher
ION Wenueife. BOG err beiuoeIiat be.
ore enc lin Sl9gtuina George cen
6icroe, Der bar ben ltsrite 9aban,
Gaps og Mooeiurfer blanbt @uropoS
Jpriter ! fin Sio. bar ban utpiIiomt
Oct tilieaes meo oenne, at bans S,n.
teresier pGientIia saar op | fine alG.
Der, Stas. tomme 9eremonier cs
0ineeloansel. Suoroon en- Rano
meb iliee ssnteresier bill Hare DC
mango aIpcrIige % pigtige Opgoper,
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09
ganftun manaIrr @nub. gorftpr

g. o. inIoenbte for t6 aar iioen tit
Tano'pltcm % traf lit Tano ira en-
arte'nf grsnS, lom anrepis pnr iaa
rig paa Sono. 6oripninsen itanieoe.
% en- M Srsno bIep ienfet. 8eb
lelIaetia Boring, og oct iiaes. peb
TanofomiteerS lluioenhen, bar ;sor.
lpninaen ophert. en- nnlia llnoer.
le9c!le al 9rpnbc, ientet paa Mis.
iouriohbens @unh. bar piit. of ssor.
Ipninsen life er ififfet iii 9riffcuano.
Sinatipreu er meget bet9nfeIia. iipr
Tor SlbebranbsrIi9Ioe. Rean ialo.
i Ssrhoes 6 Elmer / Danftpn %
eapnebe Sooer oa WaiS. Mf Spcoe
trrifcs no ira ~ til 90 9uibeIs pr.
Mere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09
"gtem gorf S%cnrual Of Som.

"gtem gcrf Sonrunl Of Som.
mcrce" uotnler uuanaeuht Srriao.
tion, at bette Mars Iongooriae Gsrfc
piitnof mno iiaes enS nncrIigerc at
haoe aooiaiort Nsoperbiahebrn al.
Of Der iaeeS tot pao fltritia
Bombing al be itore 2anoomraoher.
hpor Iloet eIler intet fan 6prte@ al
gtanael pon Den neopen6iac @phe.
men glo0et mencr ooq life. al Tor.
Ten bar nigiuet noqet 9epis FOR, al
Srriaotioneu bsr iinoe SteS for 3e-
qlertrgens eller Statens Reanina.
On Statcn aunr tilpPrts meo al
nnlrgae Oct nofrGpeoe Standings.
i1item, Tiger "Sournal". peo ri ale,
bpah 5sIaen oerof bIioer. Get oil
iirlpelthen gao, iom oct pleier OF ooa.
radr Hegieriraen ajsr noget I'll 9e,
Iororing al uogle enfeItes Snteresie.
De enteIte, ion Dor / BET Strse. hpor
SrrigatioE ioregaai. I'll bsitc al Scr.
bel oeroi oe Hsgjerineen iaar albriq
line ltolRa erltatteoe. 9ette er Der
samle Siitorie, tiger gIaoet. oc
aongresieu bar altib p9ret poa .,
gesunitieeoes Sibe, naar lia,
Spsrgsmadl er bIepen icrelagt ben
Otter nRpnte glnos Wenins Dor Sr
rigation foreaao peo pripnt Snitia
tip % for pripoi 8esnme. gefib
berne at 2anbet fan ba ielu brinae.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09
Sermbanen miiter 9anbet. Snb

rtasminiiteren bar beororet 2ano-
commissioner til at unberrette Hortb.
ern Bacific aompaJniet ON, at bets
Sororine paa Gienoomsret til 100
Mcres 2ano | ct. Glprio 2%anobiltrift
/ Winneiota, bporpoa Ell SSomes Car
ion / fin Sio siorbe "gntrp", life err
blepen inbremmet, hporfor 2anbet
MI bill bIipe at ~operorage til Sr.
2nrion. bpis Het I'll iamme goo
fienoes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09
SnSfprielcn til Manila. Sp

Snofprielen til Nanila. Spsaper
fra SoloopfrPperen / Wanila oper
Snofsrielen oertil for Wai Waaneo
bette aor err mootaeet / @oihinaton.
Oct ices al oisie Opsaper, at DC
Sorenebe Stnter for ferite Gang,
iiben ben militRre Sffupation be.
apnote, er opfsrt meo Ben itgrite
Snbferiel til benne Sapn. Salt
bapOe S%nofsrielen til Manila / So,
bet al Mnaneben Ell G9rbi al So.
460.43t; herof foIber pno DC Sor.
eneoe Stater $549,323; england,
$377,544; aina. $250.177; franif
Sitinbien, 1919, 294; brittiif Dit.
inSien. $173,O46; Sranfrie, $t63.'
S54; Splflono, $163, 042; Spanien,
$136,117; Sopan, $101,346.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09
a~imeierne maa qua. Msiiiterenoe

D
Sinansminiiter 3oplor mootoe for.
Ieben Gag ct Telegram ira Stibs.
eiere / San Sancisco, bpori Oct
heber, at De poa @runb al Den Der
p9renoe Streif life fan faa losiet
line Sfibe % ubbeber iig Sinaoelie
til at leie aineiere, %oniotte omboro
pao Sfibene, til at ubfsre bette Mr..
beioe. Sfisnt Sfibseierne er piuiee
iii at earnntere, at Der irgen Inleo.
ming pilbe blipe for Dem til at flpete
ener fomme ino | 2onbet. bar De-
portementet iporet. at oct pilbe ppre
/ Strib meb 9open moo aineieres
Snbanorins at Iabe Dem arbeibe paa
0offerne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09

At DEBORAH Institute. tits well known
that the least expensive and best course
in book keeping is gwen. Tuition -
per month. Mr. Jas. Mlkish, Of the noted
Kovarik family. will be IN the CONNER
cial Department. Mr.. Mikish will re
ceive training from the well known Blu
siness College Of Milwaukee.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09
Sra bopeo 8

Momiral Somiion nbnrpnt. ao'
mirol Senrp 6. Somiion er uonppnt
til Weolem al ben aommisiion, lom
IfaI ~unberieee 9eifplonin9erne moo
Ibmiral Shlep ~iitebetfor aoniral
&imberlep.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09

At DEBORAH destitute a record is kept
of all the addresses Of those having
rooms and board for students All who
wish students to board and room. during
the comming year. will please send OF
telephone addresses to Mrs. J Brecken-
ridge,
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09

Al DEBORAH lnstit ute. Sept. and. be-
gins a review term for teachers in all
branches they wish to take up. Vocal
music and drawing without extra charge.
Tree up-to-date text books. Tuition s,
per month.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09
WiieSe lin Some.

Yiitcoe i'm Some. Sper Sperion
miiteoe i'm Some ira Ell toi9oct @ogn,
meoens ban ste aus. fisrte ira
@rantsbnra, @iS., til lit Siem ner
@ebiter. Munoen pioite life nosct
ON fin aones llnbpiaelie. @enner OF
0aboer bar isat eIter aonen. men
enonu este Gus) bar Ssaninsen pG.
ret icrsiGpes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09

At DEBORAH Institute. students are
now coming TO make arrangements for
their board and studies so as 10 begin
their work promptly Fat the opening of
the fall term Sept. b. New up-to-date
text books free: tuition s..
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09

10 0anpere omeubes dlene I'll
llolaanipa % Separation al uroer.
iiciife Selelrdffabler.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09

til at betaIc ocr'or, bilfet "Sournnl"
ipnes life or mere emo ret, cfteriom
Oct 10 or Gem, iom ben funitigc Ban.
bina fommer tiIgobe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09

DEBORAH Institute asks its many friends
TO apply these three tests 70 Us adver-
thing. Is 1t sensible? Is il truthful! Is
| it to the point!
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-09

Spent bar life bort ON gantle Tan'
berbiIt Cornelius 8anoerbilt2
San bIep en- az 9anoets riaeitc @9no
% ienere @uuoerbilters Riabpm %
Maat itaar Ser ian at 'iae bper llge
ncaet at Ipie ON / Ipiierne. Elsie
nhpre Scrmuers 8runol9uaelle Ifpl.
oeS for en- itcr Gel Ell apinoe. Wrs.
Cornelius Tanberbilt. 0nuoerbilt
aiitehe fig l,na - ban par neppe pper
sc tppe - % ct Mar efter fif ban Mn.
ipttelic icm aaptein paa Ell lioen
Gampbaoo, Der gift / Hite meIlem
Heip gorf % Stem Sutnsmid. Bad
BEN aicroe gooe NnHrer; tbi Der bar
mango iom reiite meb oen baabe for
Scrretninaers % SorneieiiensS milo.
Gn flor Gel at Yosiaaererne tog meo
Siliaencen cperlano fra Hem gruns-
mid, ioet De reilte tilbaae Der Selo.
marefloben. % bisie mantte hape 90.
ais oa @epertnina. Ger bar ct tibet
imuoiiat SoteI poa Stehct, men Oct
par alt anoct enc inSbpoenoe for
@iGiter, o. 90 Mrs. Sunoerbilt en-
DAG ioreilos lin Tano, at De ifnlos
Ieip ScteIlet % sisrc Oct til et isrite'
flasieS @iGitsiperiteb, fanbt han Hla'
nen icrnuitig nof. San Iciehe SoteI.
let, inoreSeoe Oct soot os tibsmGs.
iist % iaaSe til FIN Some, al tois bun
piIbe 'teIlc meo SoieIierretninaen,
frnoe biin beboIoe for tit eaet Srua,
bpob Sen faiteoe al iis. Mrs. Sau'
oerbiIt talote Sotellet "Sellono
Souie~ eiter Nanoens 9ampbaar
"9enoua" % beimreoe Oct iaa aoSt.
at bets Nm mart ipreotes piben ON
9anN, % oa blep ct meaet sest Gil
boIbsiteb. Mfc ncf hermeS, bioros
henSeS Scrretnina csiaa mleaet til, a
Tompifihstraiifen porte. % henbes
Nauh if Gaalne / lin Ssn. icm irc
mn al blep $1,000 ON Aaret. Sur
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-12
CHEVY CHASE CLUB HUNT.
Fine Weather for the Sport and a
Large Attendance.

The weather continues TO favor the
lovers Of cross-country riding and the in
terest in that sport is steadily increasing
as The fields are becoming larger and
larger
The Chevy Chase hounds met at Beth
esda Park yesterday, which was al ideal
day for hunt. with the possible excep-
tion OF the going being trife deep \
goodIy following was awaiting the ar
rival of the pack and wnea it vas cast
just north OF the park those in the saddle
settled themselves down for a good run
and We're not disappointed as the bounds
went at as merry a pace as the most ex-
acting could desire, covering about eight
miles of fair hunting country and finish
ing east Of Bradley Lane, close 10 the
grounds Of the Chevy Chase Club.
Among those in the field yesterday we're
Mr. Gist Blair, acting master in the alb
sence OF Mr.. Clarence Moore. N r H
on Beverly" Mrs Chatfeld- Taylor. Miss
Lalghoru, Miss Parrish Miss Wells,
Miss Mitchell, Mr.. CouTtIand H Smith,
NJ F H Hampton Hounds. On Up To
Date" Mr. Van Ness Philip. on Harry
carry" Mr.. Kerr, on The Moon" DR..
Snyder. on Rooster" Mr.. W c. Mar
row, on Lord Craven" M F L Huide-
koper, on Twilight" Mr. G. B Rives.
on "BIineola' Mr. John 5. LarCOmbe. on
''Jacobel;" Mr.. Hugh s. Legare, on ''Di-
ana Mr. Wetmore, Mr., McCauley, Cap
tain Langhoru, and several others
The next meeting OF the Chevy Chase
Hounds will begin at 3 o'clock next Sat
urday afternoon at the Forest Glen He
tel
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-12
A FEW REASONS
Which Are Rapidly Making a New,
Catnrrh Cure Famous.

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. the new Ca
tarrh cure, has the following advantages
over ether CatarTh remedies.
First: These tablets contain no CO.
caine, morphine, or any other injurious
drug, and are as safe and beneficial for
children as for adults; this is an import
ant point when it is recalled that many
catarrh remedies do contain these very
Objectionable ingredients
Next: Being in tablet form this remedy
does not deteriorate with age or on ex-
posure to the air, as liquid preparations
invariably do
Next: The tablet form not only pre-
serves the medicinal properties, but it is
SO far more convenient to carry and to
use at any time that it is only question
of time when the tablet viii entirely su-
persede liquid medicines. as it has al
ready done in the medical department OF
the United States Army.
Next: No secret is made Of the compo-
sition of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets; they
contain the active principles Of EucaIyp-
tus bark, red gum. blood root, and Hy-
drastin. all harmless antiseptics, which
however, are death to catarrhal germs
wherever found, because trey eliminate
them from the blood
Next: You cannot cure catarTh by
local applications TO the nose and throat,
because these are simply local symptoms
and such treatment cannot possibly
reach the real seat of catarrhal disease,
which is in the blood; for this reason, in
haleTs douches. sprays. and powders
never really cure catarrh, but simply
give temporary relief which a dose of
plain salt and watsr viii do just as we'll
Catarrh must be driven out of the sys-
tenn, out of the blood, by an internal
remedy because an internal remedy is the
only kind which can be assimiIated into
the blood.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets do this better
than the old form OF treatment because
they contain every safe specific known to
modern science in the aBtiseptie form OF
the disease.
Next: The use OF inhalers, and spray
ing apparatuses. besides being inefec-
tive and disappointing, is expensive,
while q complete treatment Of Stuart s
Cafarrh Tablets oan be had at any drug
store in the United States and Canada for
so cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-12
BISHOP CoNATY, HoNoRED.
4 Brilliant Reception rendered Him
br the CarroII Eusfitute.

4 Brilliant Reception rendered Him
by the Carroll Institute.
About / GOO people we'll known in social
life, high Government officials, Senators
and congressman, eIergmen OF all de
nominations, merchants. and mechanics.
availed themselves last night Of an oppo--
tunity 10 shake hands with Ri Rev. Bish-
op Conaty. Rector Of the Catholic Uni
versity, who was the guest of honor at a
reception rendered him by the members
OF the Carroll Institute at the hall on
Tenth Stree5. in recognition of his recent
elevation TO tbs episcopal dignity
Accompanied by the strains Of the
march from 'Tannhauser' Bishop Conaty.
leaning on the arm of the president OF the
Institute NJ J. Keane, and followed by
Ri Rev. Dr.. GaTTigan, vice reIsor OF the
university; the Rev. Dr. Stafford, and the
members Of the reception ccSzmzttee, en-
tered the hall and took MS position under
the throne
Mr.. Keane extended 20 Bishop Conaty
the congratulations OF the Institute. He
was followed b. Dr.. Stafford
Bishop Conaty thanked Carroll Insti-
tute for the honor. and said that he was
deeply touched by the evidence Of loyalty
to the church and the UNIVERSITY dis
played by the Catholics Of the country
Those who had charge Of the affair
we're the officers of the institute; Presi-
dent NJ. J. Keane, Vice President N H.
Shea. Secretary William H Emery;
Treasurer James A CahiH, aud executive
board-Francis Miller. John Quinn John
!. Nolan. Franz III Ridgeway, P S War
rem. James F Shea. Matthew Brady, and
James Il Keliher-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-12
Chased and Caught.
ANTITRUST LEGISLATION.
Mr. BAN Wants All the Bills Refer
red to Special Committee.

red to Special Committee.
Many bills concerning trusts have been
introduced in the House since the opening
of the session The singular part Of it Is
that they have been referred to different
committees.
Representative Ball of Texas, who has
devoted much thought and study 70 the
trust question, has introduced a resoIu-
ton, which has been referred to the Com
mittee on Rules, providing for the .ap-
pointment of a special committee to con-
sist of nine members, not more than five
of whom shall be members of any one po-
Iitical party, to whom shall be referred
all bills. resolutions, and amendments re-
lating to trusts. 1t shall be the duty of
the special committee to report at an
early date a general bili On the subject.
IN speaking of his resolution, Mr.. Ball
said, this morning, that he believed all
the powers of the National Government
should be exeTted not to regulate but to
destroy the trusts
Under the present House rules, he said,
bills TO suppress trusts were referred to
a number OF different committees, organ
lied without reference TO their position
on the question.
Besides" said he, some Republican
papers were charging the Democrats with
a desire TO make partisan capital out Of
the question. Should strong special
committee be appointed to consider all
trust bills as contemplated by my resolu-
ton, proper bill viii doubtless be pre-
pared"
At the last session, ne said, the Repub-
Iiean members of the Judiciary Commit
tee prepared a weak bill and refused by
q special order from the Rules Committee
to allow even q substitute to be presented.
If sincere in their professions, the Re
publican party in Congress, Mr. Ball add
ed. could get all the Democrats to aid in
suppressing trusts
Mr.. Bali has introduced a number of
an-i-rr11sf. hills
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-12
BOUND AND MURDERED.
German Farmer Meets Fearful Fate
at Robbers Hands

DUQUOIN. III. Dec. I2.-Bound, gagged,
and bIindfolded. the dead body Of Ewald
Eichhorn. German farmer, was found
in his home last night, three miles east
of this city. by John Thomas, nep3 w
EichhoTn was bachelor anG lived
alone. He vas last seen 7liye on Satur-
dav and was supposed to have gone 10
visit relatives at Belleville-
The murder was committed with a stick
of stove wood with which EichhOTn's
head was beaten to . Jelly
Robbery IS supposed TO have been the
motive as EichhuTn had drawn consid-
erabIe sum from bank Friday
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-12
Golden sim Leads.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, Dee. 1.-THE third
day of the six-day go~as-you-please pc
destrian race finds Golden still in the
lead by FIVE miles and eleven laps When
the men left the track at l O'Clock this
morning the score for the leaders was;
Golden, 1SS miles, 19 laps; Fancy, 1sS, 81
Hart, 175, 3; Herty, 1853, 16; Cartwright
IKE II: Peters unknown, 159. 4; Loe-
stein. 1872. 3; Moore, 1913, Q; MeGraw, 122,
o: CT srrero, rs, 8; Hegelman, 7s, 10;
Cooper, 50, l2;4Martin, 81. o.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-12
STRIKERS TRY TO
DBRAIL 4 TRAIN.
4 WRECK NARROWLY AVERTED.
Notice of Suspicious Action of Two
Men, Now Jailed, Prevented
Probably Fearful
Catastrophe.

PITTSBURG, Dee I2.-Striking switch
men are charged with attempting to
wreck a passenger train on the Ale
ghany and Buffalo division Of the Penn
syIvania Railroad in the crowded yards
at the Union Station this morning.
Two men were arrested and given a
hearing promptly and held for court by
Magistrate McAasters on a charge of
malicious mischief
Who They Are.
The prisoners are John Caring and
Patrick Finn They were seen at Twen-
ty-thiTd Street shortly after S o'clock
this morning. About this time two pas
senger trains passed over the Twenty
eighth Street switch on their way to
the eity-an accommodation due about
6:35 and an express about o'clock
a few minutes before the we1l-fIled
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STORM IN BRITISH ISLES.
The English and Irish Telegraph
Service Crippled.

NEW YORK, Dec 12.-The Central
Cable Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company issued the following no
tice:
"A severe storm is prevailing in Eng
land and ireland, and the telegraph lines
are seriously crippled We are work
ing all right TO London, but because OF
the storm there is some delay to tele-
grams for other cities.
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DISPENSING THE SHIPS.
Iowa to Go to Valparaiso and the
Nachfas to san Juan.

Secretary Long has telegraphed Captain
Thomas Perry. of the battleship Iowa. to
proceed from Panama TO Valparaiso,
where his men will be given shore liberty
The Iowa will then be locked at Chilean
port.
The sunboat Machiss, another of the
American vessels that were engaged in
protecting interests of United States eiti-
zeus and preventing interruption Of traf-
fic on the isthmus in the disturbances last
month, left Colon yesterday for san Juan
and Key West.
The gunboat Concord viii remain at
Panama, and the gunboat Marietta a'
Colon.
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no EIect League officers.

NEW YORK. Dec. I2-Now that the
projected baseball trust, as John I
Brush's scheme to incorporate the Ma
tfonal Iesguc Clubs into one bigg con-
Germ had come a. called. has been so
effectuaIly knocked out the delegates 10
the convention Of the National League OF
Professional Baseball Clubs Will devote
themselves to the electian of officers tof
the coming year.
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IRISH MEMBERS PROSECUTED.
CnSes Arising Out of Anti-LandIord
Agitation Begun.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE first proseeu-
ton of Irish Members Of the House of
Commons arising from the recent re-
crudescence of the anti-IandIord agitation
in ireland. began at BalIyglass, near
Castelar,. yesterday
Conor O'KeIly. member for the North
division OF Mayo. and four men residing
in the locality were arraigned on the
charge of making mandatory speeches.
The hearing was adjourned
Surmcnses have been issued for John
P. Hayden member for South Roscom-
mon. and other members CT the United
Irish League on similar charges. Their
case is fixed to be heard at Paliindough
On December 30
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MR.. KETDEL THE WINNER.
Lucky PossessOr of $500 Autono-
bile ut a Cost of 81.

Mr. Charles Keidel, local manager of
William Knabe & Co, won the Stanhope
automobile offered at the fair at St
Matthew's Church, Fifteenth and H Streets
northwest He bought but one chance,
paying a dollar for it.
The drawing took place last night at
the close Of the fair. and AIr. Keidels was
almost the last taken from the box This
morning however, he was notified that
the slip containing his name had won
the prize.
The machine is handsome one, and
is valued at 800.