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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
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Rachel Williams, CUlurrd. charged with running
an unlicensed bar pleaded not guilty in Che Pu-
lice Court today. and demanded jury trial
The case Of Joseph Ranks, colored, charged with
being the proprietor OF a spcakeasy. WAS con-
tinucd until tomorrow
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

Academy o. Music-''Thc Outpost" evening.
Herman So Utopian Burlesquers.' afternoon and
evening
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Lamps ut today -o-5o p
Lamps out tomorrow. --.............--4-i5 An
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Announcements were made from the
pulpit Of Trinity Church yesterday Of the
serious illness Of DR.. Louis W Richie
and Mrs Sullivan. mother Of J. d SuiIi-
van. Prayers OF the congregation We're
requested.
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the matter 10 the Attorney Tor the Dis
tricJ for his opinion in the premises
d. f. Rine and Mrs Matilda bancroft.
residents on + Street between Sixth and
Seventh Streets northeast. have protest
cd against notices sent 10 them by the
Commissioners TO remove the iron fence
in front Of their premises. They claim
that they should not be compelled to do
this, and call the attention Of the Com
missiouers 90 "a cement walk recently laid
over a portion Of the block
The complaints were referred to the sur
face division Of the Engineer Department.
and c. 3. Hunt, he Computing Engineer.
has reported as follows. While the facts
cited by the writer's are all conceded. Yet
the regular width for the sidewalk OF this
street is twelve feet and the walk on
the adjoining square is the same width.
and proper consideration Of the public
needs requires a twcIve-foot walk on this
frontage. Tho fact that the teu-foOt walk
was used on the opposite side Of the street
appeals 10 this Office at this time as an
error in performance and cause Of re
gret and il was with the purpose Of
avoiding "a repetition Of this fault that
notices TO these writers and their neigh
bOrs were sent 1 recommend that they
be advised that the Commissioners must
insist on their original notice and on the
width OF the walk being made tweiN-
feet"
Capt H c. Newcomer, Assistant to the
Engineer Commissioner. In passing upon
the above report states that The existing
park fences are less than ten feet from
the face OF the curb, so that they would
require reimbursement even for ten-foOt
walk, and he thinks that there is very
little II any, additional hardship imposed
| in adapting the fences 10 the regulation
width OF The sidewalk. and there appears
to be- no sound reason. ne SAYS. for de-
parting from the regulation width OF the
sidewalk on i Street.
The foregoing reports have been ap-
proved boy the Engineer Commissioner
and have been forwarded to his asso-
Ciates.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

The Georgetown letter carriers have
been ordered TO register valuable letters
a. the homes Of the scnders. The follow
ing conditions are 20 be observed. let
tiers must be- I'm good order and enclosed
In a secure enevIope; bear the name and
address OF sender. bear the name and
postOmce address Of the person 90 whom
they are 90 be- delivered, the postage and
registry fee must be- prepaid either with
stamps attached 20 the Letters or I'm mon
sy 20 the letter carrier. who viii write
the amount in the receipt which h. gives
you"
The domesic letter rate is cents an
ounce, or fraction thereof This applies
TO the island possessions. Cuba. Mexico.
and Canada. The foreign letter rate is
cents a half-ounce or fraction thereof,
and applies to All foreign countries IN the
Universal Postal Union.
The public is notified that a registered
letter can be traced by a perfect system
Of records and receipts from sender TO ad-
drcssec.
II a registered article prepaid AT the
letter rate Of postage, be lost or rifed
in the mails. and it's value be otherwise
irrccovcrable an indemnity therefor up
TO 80, is provided by law.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

About one hundred Good Templars from
Alexandra, Va. were entertained last
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

Gcorga NJ Walsh. white forty-nve
years Of age. was taken IN on the street
yesterday Policeman Saunders learned
Of his condition. and had him taken 20
the Georgetown University Hospital for
treatment
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low tide...............II:3 "a An. and 1855 pm.
high 500 An and J-3j p N.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

MALARIA MAKES Y0U WEAK.
Groves Ta5tc.css Chill Tonic makes you strong.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

TIDE TABLE

Sun rose. .5;35 An. sun sets-..-...6-I9 P-A
Moon rises....2:2I An Moon sets-.-..-.-....
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

Chaplain G. g. Pierce. Of the Eleventh
Cavalry. Fort Nyer was the speaker yes
terday at the open air mission service
held. on the Cathedral site around the
Peace Cross. on the TeuIeytown Road.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

sDhOup 1874 IL quart bottles q the Wsnh-
HOS i-O ington Brewing C.-'s famous
for Rppr Golden Hop Beer Tor S. De-
III Di- Evered Ia unlettere1 wszonA
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

ORIGINAL Gypsy PalmiSt has returned 40 ~
NV; 10 cents; past, present, future; spells re-
moved; open Sundays mss
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

THE Boys" returned today from Great
Falls where they have been camping for
the past ten DAYS.
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Che Corning gin,ts
MoNDAY. sEPTENRER .. ~.
weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE.

Cool and partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday
light 90 fresh HOrthoasterly winds
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John RidoUt, Of 344 D Street northwest.
recently asked for his client Henry NJ.
Raker. the cancellation Of certain reas-
sessments against sublots - TO a.. square
80, the latter being bounded by Fifth,
Franklin and = Streets and New Jersey
Avenue northwest.
The application was referred to the Tax
Department and j. W Daniel has report
ed that the reassessments referred 10 are
proper and colieectable- He declares that
they are really new assessments. author
lied by the act OF April a, 1895.
After considering the application and
reTor, Of the Special Assessment Clerk
Commissioner Ross has moved 10 refer
the matter to the Attorney for the Dis
tricJ for his opinion in the premises
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GAS STOVES

(For Cooking and Hcating-)
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
1924 New York Avenue
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE,

During the first few weeks in Sopten-
bsr DIR IEATHERMAN Specialist on
Kidney Bladder. Blood. skin. and Genito-
Urinary Diseases viii be in his Office on
Saturdays only. from $50 a. m. to $50 D.
m. Coz r Street Northwest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Amos +. Gerald Of Fairfield. was II
Augusta. Yesterday.
T. l., Jones of China. was a business
visitor in this city. yesterday.
,ri-., ,,,;,.. I.utn,,r III rorkland
..;,.;,t,r e.i,.,ds =, ,b. ,itv
i'"' ieS ''- VI " ..''','
~ ~ '''o'i ,.,-i,,a. .,f,.,. .o,,,l.
.iie Icy
Df: r. H. fiol ii'''' :. r ,,,nriro
h"SPitai, haS 80. .'.I'.''.,,, ''v,' ,,.''
ulp 10 "Siiiii7 ''''
NJ. dhd ME - ~.
turned from WISH NltI IL 'e'''N "' W."
terville. Oakland ana al ieiu'
Mr.. ana Mrs Percy T.. Rogers of
Fre.port. are at the Hotel North. Mr..
ana Mrs. Rogers are on their honey
moon
t,,,o,.,,. c,.,.au. of Wareham. Mass.
,.;,,, or tbis ci+y has been
in the CITY on business and returned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland Liked The Penitent. :

Th.. portl.,ud \raus ,f ,.,.st.r,l.,,. morn.
''S "'" 'ti'' i"ll""Hl- i'd'''iiHE 'illI'I9i'
of The Pcuitrnt," whicn vii. appear ii
IN, on.,a hans. this ,.v.,iuo.
,r
T., If'In'it tztti'l ~ iitIl 'iiHr h"N'l
81 IN" f"nlttnt served ~ itn interest
iis 'h'ttthih'ht i"F J1H'fN"h ih'a't"
.,i'i"n~' l'St rrrnlnS. n hnttd Hutl"r
I''th'S most Skllilul U.s. E" 'n' mum, !
..9I,',',S pI;,, ~, =" ~ M,'tMS' 'iu ~ u"
l"hlt"it ms rare ilrht ~ thai di'tt-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
frankie All Next Week.

J"r" Gradys Frankie Carpenter 90.
which i I" be- at tn" Opera house all next
week. j. pr"u"unr"d by the press az being
one IF the largest and best repertoire.
c"mptri-s on thu road. MIR Grady :
COMPANY of The present day does not de-
pend upon the stock scenery rf the thea
tr" for the production Of his plays II
wolld seem that realism has run rampant;
ana every littl" detail must NJ true "a
nature. Tons of scenery ar" carried foI
al tn" productions il takes q larGt for
tun" to launch ANA rpIip an organization.
lie the frankie Carpenter company.
whcr" there il such IN extensive roper
t"ir" IF plays to be mounted. coStumed
and provided for. The following is the
repertoire: shelter Bay MY Friend
from India. New South. :. The CARR
son Girl. : Inshin" Of Dover Locks. f
''Th" American Princess. Pawn Tick, I
20. Strange Adventures of Miss
Brown. The Child of Fate The scat,
of prices is rs follows: ~. ~ and ~ cents
Tho seat sale for all performances will
open this morning at ~ O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

The schooner James A. Gray arrived
yesterday. This is the craft reported
I, have been III trouble at the mouth
If the river. Wednesday. Capt. Gar
land says there was no occasion for
any scare as to the safety of the YES
sci. He remarked that he could have
remained all winter where the craft
was reported to be in trouble and
come oct without any damage The
schooner is now being loaded with lum-
ber at the Augusta Lumber cos.
wharf for Beverly, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
NO CHANGE.
Kennebec Shippers Not Affect
ed by Advance in Freight.
Shipping Nearly Completed and De-
mand for Schooners Light.
penobscOt Experiencing Great Advance in
Rates and Sailing Craft Scarce.

| investigation among those citizen,
anu htins of Augusta Interested i,
| shipping on the kennebec river doe.
not reveal any change of freight raras
on the Penobscot a radical advance
mas peen made. especially in the trans.
portation of lumber This is probably
cue according TO the opinion of lum-
Der men here to the fact that lumber
dealers IN the eastern part of the
state are desirous of clearing up their
shipments before the closing Of the
rivers.
As Tar as can be learned there has
oeen no advance in the rates upon lum-
Der from the kennebec river.
AS lar as know, said Ira H. RAN
dall OF the Augusta Lumber Company.
thefe mas been no change on the Ken
hehct. We have been paying 81 per
thousand for transportation to New
YORK. This is the same as 81 ~ from
Bangor for here We load and look af
Ter toWage and over there the shippers
Il" both. Tie apparent difference of 80
cents comes in here
At the present time we are loading
but one vessel That is bound for
f'eNcrl%' Mass. and there is no chang
"l rates for that port. | had under
stood that there would be ON advance
on the fenobscot but according to the
talk which heard when | was in Ban
"of a lew days ago anticipated An ad-
vance of but - cents. The rise to S.
IS an advance. Of 20 cents
Charles L. rurinton of the firm ot
funnton Bros. coal dealers. thought
that there WAS less occasion f0r an ad-
vance than usual at this season. "Coal
dealers on the kcnnaber" said he hay,
put in their supply earlier than usual
ana there Is practically no demand ion
coalcrS now. We have hah no occasion
I" =" INTO the market for tranSporta-
ton within 4 short time but my opin-
ION would he that there are an :thund-
dnce of SChoonerS that can b. obtained
At The usual price.
In reply to our Interrogation. Charlie
II. White nt the firm of +. Ston,. e Co.
said; 1T has been some little tim.
since ~" chartered Il schooner. On
last one was hired about October % ana
no change had been made at that Tim.
oar shipping for this fall has been
completed. tn" last schooner To arrive
the Ahnaki, being our last cargo tor
the season. IT would br my rXpecta-
tion that rates would he advanced ~
this time at least - cents p-r tom. !
should expect thai We would ~, COM
PEELED to pay from ST. to $l.50 pe'
ton Where We hnV. been paying 81. W
addition to this We would lie compelled
To agree to an ice clause ut this season
Of :he year
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

Lucas County. -.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
d Co. doing business in the City of Toll
edo. County and State aforesaid and that
said firm will pay the sum Of ONE Hun
DRED DOLLARS for eacn and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by-
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence this 9Th day of December
4. ID. 1856.
y. w. GLEASON.
(Sean Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, Send for testi
monials, free.
Sold by Druggists. 1'c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

City Marshal Breen seized a gallon
Of whisley from the possession of VIII
liam Lishness OF Togus. yesterday.
l-ishneSs was on an electric ear head
ed for Togus and claimed that the
liquor VAS for his own use. The city
marshal thought differently and
brought him into police court, Judge
Andrews continued the case. pending
the obtaining Of more evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
Special Order of State Board of
Health.

Section J. on account Of the outbreak
of smallpox in the city OF ST. John. y. T..
it is hereby ordered that. until further nr-
ticc no person shall come from ST john.
or neia hborinc or intermediate places. u
any city. town or plantation in tn" State
Of Maine unless he is able I" prove to
the satisfaction of the local board of
health of the place to which he comes
that he has not been exposed to the in
fectiOn of smallpox. and that hc has been
vaccinatcd
Section =. All persons coming 10 places
in Maine from those parts Of New i.rut--
wick mentioned in Section !. shall i'm
medateiy report their arrival to the local
board of health of the place Ia which
they come
Section :. Persons violating this order
Will he liable to arrest and quarantine
and. taS the law provides they 'shall h,
punished by fine Of not more than fiv.
hundred dollars. or by imprisonment ii
the county jail for period of not more
than six months, or by both fine ana i'm
prisonment. in the discretion of the
court
l:N order of
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Augusta. Maine, November (? 1901
novl5,d3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

A!rmScments have been completed
for the whist and dance To- be given.
THANKSGIVING night. in the new nall il
the Eennett block on State street.
Tickets viii bc SOLD by th- ladies Of thc
'ity Hospital Aid and the proceeds will
20 toward maintaining a free he'd in
that Institution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
The Children's Friend.

,,ahs cro,p. bronchitis. grip. One
Gnnrse. Mtr,m. winchester Ky; our little girl
Was attacked with Group wn ana sa1e so hpars bar
reIieTed 1sW "SIef her g' mmediateIy. Next mornng
sf,aeI sbe had r me no signs of Group" Percy W,
Means
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

kev. Everett Lesher left. Yesterday
afternoon, for Ellsworth. to attend the
Free BAPTIST quarterly M citing being
n"ld there. He will he there over
sunday and if the weather permits he
will then take to the woods for a lit
H.. rest ANA recreation. Prof. r. r.
Hayes of cobb Divinity school. Lewis
ton. Will occupy the pulpit "f the Free
baptist church, sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

An Electric car was derailed on State
street. last evening. ON account OF th,.
Sno" and ice which had accumulated
on the track. 1t was quickly restored
t" its proper place on the rails and
went sailing away
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

The detachment OF troops now at the
government post is having Il taste of
real army life. The hunks which are
to be used in fitting out the barracks
for occupancy have not yet arrived and
the troops are bivouacins upon the
floor of the barracks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

Nne society MinStrels left here on
thsf3fo CLOCK car yesterday afternoon
tofE osus. where they held the Opera
house stage, last evening. scoring a
tis success
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

Hon. +. q. Nic'<ery ana Hon. l.. r.
carleton returned on the Pullman. last
night, from thu woods. bringing three
handsome deer Mr. Nickery having a
buck and doe and Mr.. carleton a doe
They We're shot up in the IToleb region.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

Holders Of The slips for the Conerr-
%aton1list church Calendar are notified
that tie time for return Of The slips is
extended To "Wednesday. Nov. %. Fail
ure To return them will simply inter
fere with the success OF the Calendar.
Those who have not attended to the
matter are requested to DO :" without
delay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

After Judge Whitehouse concludes
an important equity hearing in East
mort. he will go to Rockland, for the
purpose OF giving hearings IN a num-
her,of cases that we're not disposed of
.t the September term Of court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
A Physician Testiiies.

II have taken Kodol Dyspepsla Cure and
never used anything that did me the good
that did SAYS CS"niy Coniy Gsss'f'sn Ga aa eSs SsS
", Scf1fgs bave .'n prescribed it with the best
result results, KodoI Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat, Percy w. Means.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

Inc government buoy boat Geranium
WAS III the river near this city. yester-
laN morning. making the fall removal
Of buoys in anticipation of the closing
ct the river by ice
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
Daily ksnneber Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS

ne steps on the Commercial street
sue VI 'he Maine Central depot were
rebuilt. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

peorSe ~ Lawrence does not beliey,
tiffe VIII be over $4,000 tons of ice lef,
Mgthe hennebec river ice houses by In.
time the river closes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

NE resalla for the degree team. d
- T.. mas arrived and a fun attend
ahce OF members is requested at 80
this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

r. hughes of Riverside. was in
'"iS city, Yesterday. after a deer which
was shipped him AT this station from
Bangor. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

ne SC"W Emma {. was in port here
WIN a load of broom handle stock fo,
IN" Smiley Manufacturing Co. yester-
day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

The activity not only prevails in tn"
lumber trade but in all other lines az
we'll Stone has gone way up and mis-
crilaneouS car2oes are bringing Il fai
thing for the shippers. Between all th"s,
things schooners cant complain for If
they care to brave the late fall occan
they can make good haul by running
no and back as fast the wind will III
them.
4 scarcity Of lumber stevedores IS max
i'm. conditions a little unfortunate. as
ouick loading is put on the impossible lisi
for This season. However. every avail
able man is being pressed INTO service,
| and good wages are being offered. $" 4
| general tie mp isn't anywhere imminent.
There is from four to six weeks lef
now before the harbor is sealed, and dur
ing that time there promises to be more
real activity at the mills and at the load
ing berths than there has been for many
summer months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

On the Penobscot the rise in freishts
has come ANA shpoWners ANA the wa
terfront in general arr rejoicing. Nj
summer long freight rates have drag
ged; they have srllr.ed now and then.
teebly, hut Il has been rather 4 hope
less thanllleSs job for shippers To char
ter. Within Il week il has bCcn StateC
that the year WdS to close Without III.
customary increase. Hut All uncX-
pectedly. with the turn of Il hand. they
have Ieaped to the So mark ANA il IL
learned that every vessel that is bounG
to Bangor With A tarso is chartcref
for a return trip.
Perhaps shippers aren't happy. Tiit
close of the year has been bl frightened
and possibly the season OF 1901 won't
have to go down to future generations
as The most miserable unsatisfactory
drag that ever disgraced sometime
busy harbor. Vessels which haVn't
pretended t. pay their bills all summer
long will have Il last chance to scratch
up even although they'll have I"
hustle. and vessels that have just
cleared will be able to put little some
thing on the credit side Of the ledger.
Last August. during tn" first week. II
was prophcSicd that a great boom would
shake. the lumber market AND bring
Schoon"rs scootinE into Bangor under All
sail for frciehts. Eat tn" boom didn't
boom and week after week the harbur
kept its listless appearance. excepting a1
High Head. wher" III" coal fleet Wa he
ing discharged Two or three times TIN.
talked Of boom was scheduled ;tnd didn't
appear and during the last few days
brokers had given up hope that anything
out of the ordinary would come M.
II is an absolute fact however. that
schooners are chartered for New York ut
s.; and that the rate will stay there until
the river closes. There may b" = jump
even from s.. but that will bc in individ-
ual cases or at III" very last of the ship
ping days. There Hren Scho"nerS
enough and the coast is being hurriediy
swept for available craft that Will come
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

List Of Grand Jariors and Al
ternate for the October 1901 term
Of the United States Court at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16
Memmolial serviee.

The nammonel service held
Yesterday eeening at the Chris.
iian church at3p. NJ. was well
attended and was conducted IN q
manner that reflects credit upon
the patriotic citira ans that assembl
ed there. The church was filled
.to It's full seating capacity. The
scene was both patriotic and im.
pressive. Eloquent speeches ~ess
made by the following gentlemen
Rev. Stevens, Rev. Ray. Rev.
Ienord, Rev. Grogan, Messrs
.Engsby, Hamilton, Granlee,
Barefoot and Knots.
The music furnished By Mrs
Stevens and Miss Rimington was
quite an acquisition to the pro
gram.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

A hght occurred yesterday
evening about four O'Clock oa the
banks Of the Washita, near the
Merchant crossing, Immediately
after the baplizlng. Rev + L Com
pere Who was one Of The principles
OF the Gghi was painfully injured
by being struck on the head With q
peice Of iron in the hands OF
Marion Baker.
u seems from what We can learn
OF the affair, that while the baptlz-
ing services sere ID progress, that
I'd Wcrshingion and Marion Baktf
we're publicly repremanded BY Rev
Compere. After the services were
over 3 controversy srose between
The minister and ihe Two young
men which resulted 10 q SIGHT vith
the shove stated results. Baker
aud worthington were arrested
Immediately alter The ARRAY end
placed in jail. They gave bond
IN the sum Of s5oo Tor Their ap-
pearance this morning before The
Commissioner.
The parties we're before tho COM
missioner This morning and their
set for Thursday.