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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11
LARGE AUDIENCE OF MEN.
Successful Opening Of the second
Week Of IA Mission.

4 large congregation Of men attended
the opening Of ,Ee second week OF ia.
mission al the Church Of the I-maculat,
Conception. corner OF Eighth and n
Streets northwest last night The mis-
sion. which has b--u ia uguEr,s- Sine,
Sunday. November p. is being conducted
by Rev Fathers Cannon Cassaa,y. a.I
GUCdlag OF the Sue.,tv 81 jesus
The first week of tine mission wa for
women and this week ls for men
Last night Rev. Father Cannon dcllE-
cred an able and instructive dissertation
on the necessity of serving God and do
ing something for ones soul lie han
died his subject IU an impressive manner.
and made an earnest appeal 20 his haaTur-
20 be more steadfast In the practice of
their religion. lie urged each one present
Go do AN iu his power 10 assist the
fathers OF the mission. that their labor.
would boz successful.
This morning. at the 9 o'clock service.
Rev. Father Goediug. preached on the ne
CeSsIty of the sacrament OF holy baptism.
The schedule Of services rs as follows
At 3 o'clock a m. mass and sermon. =
O'Clock mass, o o'clock. ma SO and instCIc-
ton. 3 D. m. They Way Of the Gross.
and al 80 p. m. sermon and bcnroictoU-
The music IL Of high order
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11
LIBERTY LODGES TRIBUTE.
\ Handsome China Close; Presented
10 Mrs. EIusteiu.

a regular meeting of Ladies' Liberty
Lodge No. 70. independent order Sons Of
Benjamin, was held iu the yesr5y room
OF the Eighth Street Temple. Sunday aft
cruocE- At the conclusion OF tho u1mi-
nation OF officers and other business for
the ensuing term the oT-prssiG.ut. Mrs
GagE, .a. ina. ia au eloquent address. pro-
scented Mrs samuel EiasttiH, og behalf
OF the members. with an elegant china
closet.
This closet is to Doe used as was stated
by Mrs. Gusseuheim. to store tho
many and beautiful gifts rc6fiyed 1T tho
twenty-ffth anniversary OF the wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eilstein.
Although greatly surprised and ylsibly
affected at this token Of esteem from hsr
sisters in the lodge Mrs Eiustoiu accept
I'd the gift in an appropriate speech. Re-
marks were made Ir lI'~lamts Notes.
Rice Adler. and Others. after which re
freshmCuts were served over one hun
drcd and fifty memo Us were present
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Curse
Of
DRINK
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY

Can be gwen IN glass Of Water Tea. or C0hee
Without Patients knowledge.
White Ribbon Remedy wil cure or destroy tbs
diseased apuct.t. f3- alcoholic stilru.a-ltS
whether the patient IS z confirmed inebriate "A
t.ppLer." s1cszi drinser. o. druukard
Impossible for anyone % have an appetite
sar alcoholic liquors site- usiaE White Ribboa
Remedy
Endorsed by Members Of ~. {. Il. L..
Ms. Moore, Superintendent % the Woman
Christian Temperance onion. writes Il have
tested White Ribbon Remedy ga yCry obstinate
Grr.uEsrds and the cafes have been MANY IL
many cases Che Remedy Was given secretly /
ahcerfulIy recommend alt endorse White Rio
hon Remedy Members 90 our Union are de
lighted @, ind practical and economical treat
r.rut i1 ana us iu aur Temperance pgr..''
Mrs West. President a. the Woa44n's Chris
fau Temperance Union. states. Il know az 81
many people redeemed from the ours. gf dr.
uy the use Of White Ribbon Rcnedy that Z
earnestly request you Co give It trlaL pr
sale 10y druggists everywhere. or Iv mail. g.
Trial package free hy writing OF calling on
MRS 4. " TOWNSEND Oilr years ~-crrtl-,
a. the Womau's Christian Temperance Tni8rl
10 FREMONT ST. BOSTON. MASS Sold ir
Washington hy StOyeIs rlarmaay. 5Jl Penn
sylvania Aycuuc-
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TO GATHER CIVIL WAR DATA.
a Concern Chartered for the Purpose
of Getting ID Records.

Articles for the Incorporation of the
National War Record Association were
placed on fIe today lH the office Of the
Recorder Of Deeds The object Of ,he or
ganizatiOn is stated % De- To- collect from
official and other sources authentic data
constituting the military and naval his
tory Of Union soldiers and sailors during
the civil war. ls5I-lsj5.
This Information win abe furnished
those desiring 10 iu the form OF certificate
that may best crafty the desire Of
American citizens for household memo
rials. Of the honorable deeds Of their
fOrefathers. and 10 preserve and stimulate
those patriotic sentiments upon which the
safety and glory OF our EeTGbLg have
AN endcariEg foundation.
The iuCaruoratnTS ar. William o. Far
ley OF New YORK. Charlie A. SirkrI, and
Granville NJ. Post. Of this city.
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PAREGoRIc CAUSES DEATH.
Child Drinks the Fluid and Dies
Two Days After.

William James Pagan. two years and
six months old died yesterday al the
home Of his parents on the Broad Branch
Road. near Rock Creek Park. after hay
ing drunk bottle Of paregoric. The child
lived two days before death came. The
Coroner was called in and gave "A certia-
cate OF death by accident
Mrs FaSAS-was on the lower floor OF
her home Friday caring for one OF the
other children when little James came
down stairs and said Mama. good
drink The little fellow took her up
stairs where. lying on the floor an empty
pare goric bottle, which had contained an
ounce Of the liquid. told the story
Dr. Anthony NJ Ray. of TeulevtOwn. was
called IN and worked for two DAYS over
the child DR. Rays certificate OF death
was presented 20 the Health Once by
Undertaken George w Wise and was re
ferred TO Coroner hewitt
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PROPOSALS.

.rpl,E oF THE COMMISSIONERS Ug TIE
....r..- 90. Iafr-rl.u Warrington, November =
.al ~a}cI proposals uLi Dee received 80 tins
Hs.e Unl. b u'l'lrt u-. November To-. 1901. f1-
r-si-hirc cast lion water piFc- Spcrlhsat."aS
nd Mani farr. Of proposal may De obtained %
rt. nfFrc HENRY D. r. MCFARLAND. JOHN
y ROSS. JOIN EIDBLE, Commissioner, Distinct
% Columbia
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WILL FIRE HIS OWN GUN.
MIR. Gathmann to BE Present ut the
Sandy Hook Test.

The long-looked-for test Of the Cath
mann gun Will be made Wednesday Al
Sandy Hook Mr. Gathmauu. who was
in Washington all last week. is confident
Of the result. He says that every prepa-
ration has been completed, and that the
test is all that he could desire. The Gov
eminent has made two heavy tagrets Of
steel on piIing. The contest is between an
1S-inch Gathmann gun. made by the Gov
eminent at a cost Of $4,000. and the army
R-inch service rife, which is in use on
coast Notifications.
The Krupp plate on each target is Skis
feet The ordnance officers have the right
under the law 20 fire ten shots against
one Of these targets. and Mr.. Gathmann
is given the right 10 fire one OF more Of
his tOrp edo shells against the other tar
get He says that he VIII do all that he
cares TO do in One shot.
After i fire" says Mr.. Gathmann
there will be nothing there"
Il is not often that the Government
takes up any inventions as it has the
Gathmanu gun and spends any cousid-
cradle sum TO put II to test
The Gathmann rife has been before
Congress for two or three years. the first
attempt being 20 secure the adoption Of
the gun on one Of the monitors under con-
strUction for the navy. Rear Admiral
O'Neu. Chief Of Ordnance. fought this
suggestion vigorously, and II was not
taken Up by COnErc IS. In the last fortifi-
cations hin an appropriation OF $3.50 Was
made 10 test the Cathmauu invention.
The test Is made Elth the distinct agree
ment that II the gun Will do all that is
claimed for 10. the Government Is 10 have
preferred right 10 purchase the iuven-
ton Mr.. Gathmann viii himself load and
Ire his gun, assisted by his son. The
principles Of his invention have been kept
secret. but broadly Do is understood that
be has a device by which ne can use gun
cotton in shell with Eliminates that do
not become operative until the impact OF
the shell on the target.
Mr.. Gathmaun is an expert gunner. and
be al first requested that the rarga should
be 1900 yards. in order 20 use "a large
charge Of powder and put his shell to tho
EeE'rest test possible The board OF ord
nance officers having charge Of the test
DID not consider this advisable. however,
EUu have decided 81 "a range OF 1900 yards.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

COLUMBIA HIVE. No. 3 Maccabees. VIII give 4
tree entertainment TUESDAY EVENING No
EABER y, at Schmidt's Hall. 5i6 9th st. The
contest for Eand-painted izrdinie-e closes
TIE Children's Hospital has a deed Of trust on
. tor twenty thousand dollars. OF which IL Is
paying interest Help 20 pay it.
GRAND RALLY. DISTRICT or COLUMBIA VOL
JNTEEkS. Is5l-Au District Of Columbia Yolun-
reers Of 1851 invited 20 attend an open meet
ing OF the Survivors Association District Of
Columbia Volunteers Of lS5l, az their headouzrt-
ers, s. Joseph's Hail. corner Fifth and II streets
northwest on MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER
II. At 80 P. NJ The object Of the meeting vii
BE- o. make arrangements 20 present an appIicR-
ticH To Congress for a bounty By order Of
J. T. FORD. President.
Attest.
W. NJ IA PORTE. Recording Secretary
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system Against Disease

If you wish TO keep young, strong.
and vigorous. and have on your cheek
the glow Of perfect health. take
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regularly. a teaspoonful In half a glass
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(QUinine depresses the heart while
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Write US and state your case Il viii
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each disease, also many convincing tes-
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11

BOSTON. No 1.-THE New England
Free Trade League has voted 10 change
fits name 20 thu American Free Trade
League, and 10 attend tho coming r,ci-
procity convention fra Washington. Cen.
James H. Wilson. OF Delaware. I'm "a
speech, advocated absolute. free trade be
tween Cuba and the United States. with
a joint protective tariff.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11
MARRIED.

KYLE-PArL-On Nov.u.ser O. Ig.I. a, Bait
more Md. hv the Rev. 90. ~ B,vl1e az =
Johns Church WILLIAM 81. FlLE o. LIIA I
PAUL. % Washington. ID. g.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11
THE LARGEST WHEAT RANCH.
Illinois Wan Buys 10000 Acres in
Western KANSAS.

WICHITA. Kan. NOV William Og-
den. of Mclean county. IT,. has bought
OF j. J.. EeIIew. of Wichita. $4,000 acres Of
land an eastern Kansas. which Will be
converted into the largest wheat ranch
iu the world The land was owned by
about uftnau different en-
ogden paid $50 per acre on am average.
Tie viii .-aut wheat with steam drills.
ana u-- steam binders iU cutting it. He
expects To make s35Htf yearly from the
place he viii bring his family here 90
live OGDEN is said to- De- a multi million
aira This is the largest real estate deal
ever COuSuumatgu here
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11
EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH LESSONS-Mrs Jamin. vile % Prof
Smile Jamiu. former Principal % the Bcrlitz
school. has returned from Maine 20 Washington
for the winter. and VIII be very glad 90 re-
sumo French lessons With their former schola-s-
1919 I st. NV. rl9-I4
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11

The Commissioners today authorized
the following items Of public work
through the Engineer Department
That the time for the completion Of
contract No. BOP with Carm0dy d Hough
for grading streets i1 n oodridge subdi-
vision is extended for sixty days
That the offc~ OF c. p. NulIiu
Co furnish. crush and deliver TO
the District on Highland Avenue.
Cleveland Park flint and cohble-
stone at SIf3 per cubic yagj OF 300 pouuGs
is hereby accepted estimated cost S54H.
charl.abIs 90 the current appropriation
for repairs 20 road
That 10 feet of G-lUCh water main be-
laid iu the west side OF North Capitol
Street. between Randolph and \ Streets ut
au estimated cost OF SIIf.
That the Belt Road between the TeaI-y-
town Road and Chevy Chase Circle Dee re-
surfaced with gravel at au estimated cost
of 500. CuITgeabIc tn the current aupTU-
UTlatiUu for repairs @" roads
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11

A. z. RandIe has written 10 the Com
uI-siouers. suggesting that the Commits
siOuerS order a survey Of Bellevicw and
Blue Plains. part of which tracts have
been purchased by the Board for the site
for the proposed municipal aImshOuse
Warner Stutler. Superintendent Of the
Street Cleaning Department. in consider
ing one Of the complaints Of residents in
the vicinity Of North Capitol Street and
New York Avenue Of the nightly burning
Of refuse in the vicinity. the smoke from
which has proved great nuisance. states
that steps have been taken to stop the
trouble. Mr.. StutI'r says that in addition
10 the fire AT the dump near Brentwood
Road and Florida Avenue, parties loading
stun on cars on the Baltimore and Ohio
tracks have been accustomed TO burn Ger
tain refuse at the place Of loading. lie
adds that notice has been sent these par
ties by the Health Department To dtsiSt
from further burning OF material at this
point
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11

Andrew B. Duvau. Attorney for the
District. has requested the Commission
ers to furnish his Office with a plat ana
description OF the additional land ueces-
sary for the police StaJionhOuSe in Ten
leytOwn- This information is asked. saws
the Attorney. 10 enable him to institute
condemnation proceedings for the acqui-
sitiOu OF the laud.
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It gives me pleasure 20 tell you how
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Constipation s: ]: :. 81: !:
By Hoods Pills,

EASILY, thoroughly aud perfectly. 3 cents.
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OLDEST MAN IN THE WORLD.
HAS PROLONGED HIS LIFE.

W grateful I feel for what your valu-
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nd il stimulates my blood and keeps me
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truly a blessing 10 old people. I cannot
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Germs, and PrOIOnEs Life.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11

RI TEST HAS PROVEN BEsr.
Grove Tas,clgss Chin Tonic
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AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
Journals Of the Old City Council to
BE Printed.

Work Of Copying Them Completed
IndeT thc Auspices Of Columbia
Historical SOciety-ImprOve
Ordered by the Commissioners.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-11

r MALT WHISKET- The dealer who
not Of your health. The genuine is sold
in bulk it is not the genuine Be sure
y druggists. or grOcer's. or direct SIO0
CO, Rochester. n 7
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The CASE OF MISS TOPPAN
Renewed Efforts TO Convict the
Accused Woman.

More Bodies to Re ENhumcd I'm the
search for Evidence of Poisoning.
The Prisoners Lawyer Admits that
the Nurse Twice Attempted Suicide
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-09-26

True dignity is never gained by place,
never lost when honors are withdrawn.
-Massinger.
DIR. LOYAL FORD'S DYSPEPTI-
eide is cure, not mere relief from
indigestion. 1t digests the food and
makes the stomach right. North Yaki-
ma Drug Store.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-29

Washington Officials Not Disturbed al
Absence of News.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28--No official
advices have been received respecting
the situation in the insurrectionary
parts of Colombia and Venezuela, since
the brief report of the arrival at Colon
of the gunboat Machias.
The officials are not disturbed by this
absence of report They know that the
American consuls are thoroughly alive
to the necessity of keeping the govern
ment here informed of important de-
velopments, and they reason that either
nothing has happened to change the
status at the isthmus or in Venezuela
or that owing to the cutting off of tele-
graphic communication between the
coast and the interior, it is not able for
our consuls or for Commander Sargent
of the Machias to acqua1nt themselves
with what is going on in the interior.
It may be stated, in view of reports
that our government intends to inter
vene in the interests of one party or the
other, that the government here will
adhere strictly to it's well established
rule of non-intervention. Nothing but
an interruption of isthmian traffic,
which the United States is pledged to
keep open, or a threat directed against
American interests, could induce the
government TO interfere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-29
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
OF NEBRASKA MEET
Three-Oornered Fight For su-
preme Judgeship.
BARTLEY PAROLE MATTER

This Question: Which Has Made the
Nomination of Secondary Interest,
May Cause Considerable Strife In the
COnvention-Savage Statement.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 28.-The Repub
lican convention. which meets this af
ternoon, may prove to be q harmonious
body and it may be stirred as no con
vention has for many years. All hinges
On the length to which the opponents OF
the parole from the penitentiary OF
former State Treasurer BARLEY by Gov
ernor Savage will go in their determi'
nation to criticise the action of the gov.
ernor. The movement begun last night
to keep this single element of party
strife in the background, and as seem
ingly failed, and sentiment this morn
| ing among delegates is SO strong for an
| expression that there seems no way to
prevent the question coming before the
convention.
Interest in the nomination has been
made secondary to the Bartley matter,
and among today's incoming delegates
little else has been talked of. Early
this morning a statement over his sig.
nature was given out by Governor Saw
age, bearing upon the BarCley parole.
1t was a justification and explanation
of his action, and said in part:
Il granted the parole with the under
standing on my part that Bartley was
to proceed to reimburse the state and,
In addition, was to render an account of
in hGy nlYip Sah hox
unable to recover. Hundreds of people
Of various political affiliations had petit
toned me to grant not a parole, but a
full and unconditional pardon, and
among the petitioners were many of our
oldest and most respected citizens, but
was unable to justify In my own mind
such an act and granted pardon for so
days only, conditioned as above stated.
'I have given Mr.. Bartley an oppor-
tunity to right the wrong and my action
as regards the extension of further
cIemency in the premises shall be con-
ditioned solely upon his compliance
with my requirements as herein set
forth.
"(Signed) EZRA P. SAVAGE, Governor. "
The governors statement, although
widely circulated, has failed to stop the
movement looking to the introduction
of a resolution questioning the wisdom
of his action.
The canvass of the six leading candi.
dates for the supreme judgeship. al
though made a minor matter, was pros.
ecuted with such energy during the
morning hours that the fight is believed
so have narrowed down TO Judges Key.
sor of Omaha, Sedgwick of York and
Davidson of Tecumseh. A three-corner-
ed fight is therefore likely to ensue and
probably will be taken into the conven. .
tion for settlement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-29
NEGRO BRUTE's CRIME.
Foully Murders Helpless White Wo.
man Near Columbus Mo-


man Near Columbus. Mo.
KANSAS CITY, Aug 28 Near Colum
bus, Mo-, 40 miles south of here, Boss
Francis, negro farmer, last night mur.
dered and assaulted Miss Maud Hender.
son, at the home of her brother in law,
w. @. Hyatt, on whose farm the negro
worked. Francis escaped, but is being
pursued by posses from Columbus and
Warrensburg, and will undoubtedly be
1ynched.
The crime was committed at o'clock.
The family were away at the time, with
the exception of the victim, who had
began to prepare supper. The outrage
and murder occurred in the kitchen and
was not discovered until the family re.
turned an hour later. The negro used
a revolver to kill the woman and made
his escape.
A posse of so men was raised and
went in pursuit of the negro. Owing to
lack of telephone facilities, Sheriff Koch
was not apprised of the crime until
midnight, when another posse was sent
out from Warrensburg. The excite
ment i'll the vicinity of Columbus is in
tense. and if the negro is caught a
lynching will surely result.
Columbus, the nearest town to the
scene OF the murder, is situated in the
northwestern corner of Johnson county.
1t is off from a railroad and difficult of
access. Correspondents from Warrens-
burg. the nearest telegraph or telephone
point, have gone to Columbus, but moth
ing definite can be learned until they
return. Johnson county lies in one OF
the richest farming districts of this part
of the country and thickly populated.
There appears no possibility of the ne.
gro escaping.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-08-29
WILL STAND BYTHEIR UNION.
Mill Operatives at Columbia Say a
Strike Is Sure to Take Place.

Mill Operatives at Columbia Say a
Strike Is Sure to Take Place.
COLUMBIA, S. O., Aug. 28.-Textile
Union No 2ll was in session for sew
eral hours last night and was addressed
by members of the executive committee.
Many additions were made to the mem
bership.
A committee was appointed to look
for houses for the 500 operatives who
have been suspended. The operatives
declare that they have been shut out.
and that in so dong the fight has been
forced on them. The operatives still in
the mills were not required to renounce
the union, as the president said they
would be. This has postponed the cri-
sis. Officials of the union say strike
cannot be averted, as the members are
determined to stand by the union.