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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06

ROCKVILLE Nd Feb. 6--T-e second
DAY q cLc Montgomery County Tea mrs
Institute session was opened by sir. Sta
eey. OF Eezs.ne;oa. Prayer vas offered
by The Rey- c. Dorsey Wti-e. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Cha b south this
place John T. Freeman. superv sing pria-
cipal Of the public schools OF Washington
City, read paper on The Place OF Man
uaI Training III Public school Education"
Schools" lie said. are divided into il
formation and disciplinary studies. IN
IudIcIous combination Il the Two will ef-
feet the full and harmonious development
Of ali the faculties through manual traia-
ing. combined wirh the mental and moral
training. i2stiIilng a love for truth and
virtue Manual training IS the training
Of the HAND and ey- 80 ehiid should be
Bent 10 school under eight years old"
Tho speaker made drawing pre-
requisite # the class assigned. Here
each lesson IS taught as If 10 lesson was
10 follow The idea Of manual training
originated from an economic stand point
but II has gone higher as an educational
value The greater object OF education
IS not The learning OF q trade Il IS
par1 q the manual training idea The
child EiI be better IL every other degar.-
I2ent because If manual training theories
Through zuca training tLe chiIds ex-
preston Of thought becomes accurate.
and Il imparts 4 certain power and re-
spect TO work and the worker. Our
youth should be taught a proper respect
1ol ulauua. labor through intelligent
y good Hh.siClaI training In this aei1
the teacher should be the best attain
able His speech should be fauItIess.
IN The discussion which followed Mr.
Freeman paper the gentlemen suggested
the use Of various things in the country
schools, for instance bits 81 worsfed
wood. paper folders. cardboard cuts clay
modelling, and referred 10 sereral useful
books in this line
Superintendent Stephens suggested that
a small portion Of the State appropriation
be set apart 10 the benefit Of the unsraded
schools n the counties for work along
this line This paper led 10 an interest
Ing discussion. Prof Freeman was edu-
Gated Ia Baltimore at Stuart Hall Acad-
envy and graduated from Dartmouth Col
Iege IN 1853 lie taught school in Howard
county nd. IN 1876 and 1877. in Massa-
ehusetts IN 1885 and 1881. He was ap-
pointed teacher IN Washington IN 1880
he was for some years principal of The
Peabody School, but since 1880 has been
supervising principal nrst OF The eighth
DIVISION. but now Of the third lie is
also chairman Of the board Of trustees in
kensington. where he now lives
Prof r T West, principal Of the Rock
Vile High School. read q paper on The
Demands Made on High Schools" "Edu-
cation follows the movement Of ciyiiiza-
ton. Too much emphasis cannot be laid, z"
said the speaker, ''0n the practical edu-
sation that VIII 81 the bog for LIES work.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
Fan of a sIecp,,aII,cr.

HUNTINGTON W Va. Feb &C c.
Berry. a prominent Young travelling man
Of ashland. ny. somnambulisr. was
walking about the Railways On the fourth
floor Of the Carolina Hotel here yester-
day morning at / o'clock He was dis
covered by q bellboy. and led into his
room few minutes later he climbed
fronl window. and fell sixty feet to the
lower floor. crashing through skylIzht
IL his descent Several ribs we're broken
and internal injuries may cause his death.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06

Gus gifts of land 81 .00o, 600 must be raised
20 serve as an endowment.
I have no doubt of cur getting this
amount. but I have now no idea who viii
give it. l feel sure. though because there
is nothing so attractive to large donors as
bestowing money upon large university.
Imagination plays a large part IN such
cases, and as soon as We can get people
thinning what q great university means
with its fine buildings, broad campus and
quiet halls of learning we viii have no
difficulty in securing donations.
We viii strive for the best in all. If
I am asked what gymnasium viii cost
viii mention those of Harvard or Yale 10
figure upon, or if it is a library we viii
want such q enc as Columbia. As 10 when
the new site VIII be our home. you know
that as well as 7. We are. moreover. all
partners in this affair! and il is your place
TO uphold the lofty ideas OF this UNIVERSE
y ard let Us feeTthatthe day has dawned
for new era Of the Johns Hopkins Uni
yersIty.''
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
HINcKLEY AGAIN ARRESTED.
The New York Bank EmpIoye a
Prisoner ia Loomis.


ROssLAND B. c. Feb 6.-Charles R
HinckIey, alias c R Morris, has been
arrested at LOOMS, Wash. and is now in
jail at ConconoIly, Wash. awaiting ex-
tradition to New York. where he is &c
oHsed Of cmbezzlIng $500 OF the funds
of the West Side Bank Of New York city.
After his former. arrest here in 1893.
and the failure 10 extradi;e him on ac-
count Of the extradition treaty not being
retroactive, he went to Ollala, 200 miles
west OF here. where he owned an interest
in q town site and also number Of min
eral claims. Frederick Whitaker, OF Grand
Forks, placed himself in communication
with the West Side Bank people and the
result was an offer of a reward Of SO. 900
if HinckIey could be lured 10 The Arneri-
can side and arrested.
Bert Miller. Secretary OF the Summit
City TownsiJe Company, and others were
communica ted with and HuckIey was in
dueed to cross the international boundar,
line 10 LOOMS where he was arrested
From here he was taken TO Coucoc1..,-
and lodged in jail The alleged theft took
place ia 1851
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
WOMAN'S KIDNEYS.
Thousands Of Women Have Kidney Trouble
Never Suspect It.
To Prove what SWAMP ROOT, the Great Kidney
Remedy, will do for YOU, Every Reader of
The Times May Have a Sample
Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Among the many famous cures CT
swamp ROOJ Investigated By The Times
rome seem to speak higher OF the wou6er-
ful curative properties Of this great lid
ney remedy than the one We publish this
week for the benefit of cur readers:
Mn H. " Wheeler. Of III High Rock St..
~ Mass. writes On November 2 40:
About = months ago ! had very severe spell
OF sickness | Vas extremely sick f1s three weeks
and when I finally Vas able 10 leave my he'd
vas LETT with excruciatins pains IN ny hack.
AE water al times looked very Ike coffee
could pass but hitIe NJ time. and then "a. y
after suffering great pain Ny physical eludi-
ton vas such that J had TO strength and e5,- al
sun down The doctors said my kidneys we're
nnr afe,-teH md -rLsl. l
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
How TO find out
II you need
Swamp Roo.

Is their work when Of under
saf
O 10 it
famous
kdneysa eweIt AZ
will on anycn
the their di
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TIE rheun
tisn barring
Of
and dder trouble
If here doubt
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if
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diz-
Of
L
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has eve been able o c5npoun
EDITORIAL and
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
STOOD DEATH OFF.

F. B. Munday, a lawyer Of Henrietta, Tex.
once fooled a grave-digger He says: My
brother very low with malarial fever and
jaundico- / persuaded him try Electric Bit
tiers, and lac soon much better but continued
their use until he was wholly cured am sure
Electric Bitters saved his life This rce4edy ex-
peis malaria, kills disease germs and puriseS tn.
blood; aids digestion regulates liver Kidneys.
and bowels. cures constipation dyspepsia. nervous
diseases, kidney troubles, female complaints:
gives perfect health. Only Soc al Henry Evans
drGg store S22 + Street northwest.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Feb ct is
probable that crusade will be com
menced here against impure milk Yes
terday the can OF milk delivered 10 a pa
tent Of one of the doctors Of The city was
allowed TO stand a while before being
used and greasy. muddy-looking sub
stance, probably an inch thick formed
on top. II has been turned over TO the
health authorities 10 be analysed. There
been much complaint recently On this
score
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
Did Not Know Had
kidney Trouble.

/ somehow felt certain my kidneys were the
cause OF ny trouble Ny sister Mrs e f Little
Reid. OF lynn. advised me - give Dr. kIIuier's
s"aHp-Root trial I procured a bottle and
inside Of three days commenced 70 get relief
/ followed up tuaI bottle with another and
al the completion Of this one found I was COM
rletely cured. Ny strength returned, and to-
cay l am As well - ever. Ny business Is that
Of canTasscr, / am On my ieet a great deal o. tire
time, and have TO use much energy in getting
around Ny cure Is, Therefore. an the more
remarkable, and IS exceedingly gratifying TO
me- MRS r. y WHEELER
Swamp-ROot will do just as much for
any housewife whose back is too weak to
perform her necessary work. who IS al
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
Porto Riean Delegates Sail.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Feb. 6
Vincent BaIhas. William Borda. and Com
rnissioners Halstead and Newman, who
We're appointed at q mass meeting Of
planters last Saturday 70 go to Washing
ton TO protest against the HaIIender law.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
REBELS NOW FEDERALIsTs.
The Filipino Party EnroIIS 3.IOC
Members in Marindu9ue.

Members in Marinduque.
MANILA. Feb. 6.-The Federal party
has enrolled FIVE thousand Of the inhab-
itants OF the Island of Martinique Many
of these were recently active as insur-
gents
Colonel Schuyler reports that seventy
five men OF the Forty-ffth Volunteers
and some men from the euEbsat Casco
landed near Paniclan. Cavite province
and had running fight with 10 insur-
gent Tifiemen commanded by Gomez.
The FilipinCs were driven from the
beach into the hills. The Americans de-
stroyed 5000 pounds of supplies and also
a camp with accommodations fer thou
sand men
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
Rheumatism Cured In Il M

Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
radically cures IN 10 days Us action upon the
system is remarkable ard 20 ysteTious II re-
moves At once the cause and the disease imne-
diately disappears The first dose greatly benefits
IS cents and 81 Sold BY Stevens Pharmacy
Pennsy lYania Avenue and Ninth Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06
4 FACTOR IN EDUCATION
Montgomery County Teachers Dis
cuSS Manual Training.

Hts Relation TO UthSS Work OF the
CIassruoIl-TAe Need 81 q Practical
Preparation for Work ia life
Duties Of Instructors 10 Their
CharGes-Ae,, Methods Advocate.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06

Catarrh has become such a COZ
disease that a person entirely free
this disgusting complaint Is seldom
with It's customary 10 speak Of ca
IS nothing more serious than 4 bad
simple Inflammation of the nCoc
throat. It Is, IN fact, a complicated --
very dangerous disease; # not at hs-,, =
very soon becomes So
The blood Is quickly contaminated BIZ
the foul secretious, and the poison
through the general circulation IS carried
70 all parts of the system
>5alves, washes and sprays are unsatis-
factory and Disappointing, because they
70 net reach the seat OF the trouble s
5. 5. does. It Clealses the blood Of the
poison and eliminates from the system al
Catarrhal secretioaS, and thus curls thor
oughly and permanently the worst cases
Mr. P Il ETcAl,ister, OF Ha7Tot'sasrIrg.
writes O. Having been q terrible sufferer l
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06


CatarFh, and Icing now
sound and well, the CUcs-
ton often put 10 me Is,
What cured you? In an
sver I feel It my duty 20
state that Swift's Specific
: the medicine. I am
SUCI. a true believer in the
efficacy Of Swift's Specific
thai | can honestly and
ColscieutiouSiy re { o n .
mend II 10 any one suffer
lag from Catarrh- Have
recommended It to many,
and aru Happy t say that
thf,SA whom ! have Undue
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06

ways tired and cyCrwrought, Eho feels
that the cares Of lie are no=e than she
can stand II IS boon TO the weak aqd
ailing-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-06

Il used to Be considered that only urinary and
Bladder troubles we're TO be traced to the kidneys
but now modern science proves that nearly
all diseases have their beginning in the disorder
OF these most important organs
he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-05
earnest invitation extended to ally himself with the
tunes Of the Republican party.
NEW CAPITAL WITH AN OLD HISTORY.

the empress dowager makes Kaifung the capital Of
China because she is afraid return TO Pekn viii
confer unprecedented dignity upon the former city says
the Chicago RecordHerald The province Of Honan to
which it belongs once the political center Of the en-
pre- the middle kingdom whose designation o7espread the
whole Kaifung was the emire capital between
the years $50 and 1929
lies at little distance the Yellow river which
is constant to it in times of nigh water The
expedent building protect it was adopted many
centuries ago. and Chinese general who was beagueed
there opened the foodgates like Dutch destroy the
enemy and thus doomed DEATH said 100000
OF Kaifungs Inhabitants.
unique interest that it has been the home Of
the the Jewish colonies China the
three centuries These people had temple there but it
had disappeared when Rev. A P. Martin visited the
place in 1866 All that remained Of it the spot
tablet which recorded the building of the synagogue 1913
and its rebuilding in 1888 An tablet marked in
gilt with the words Tsraers Possessions" had been re-
moved to mosque and thther Of the colonists lad
followed it as worshippersr.
The at that time numbered between 800 and 400
but stubborn is the had succumbed greater
subbornness Though Dr.. Martin says that the face of
young man with whom he talked was the face of q Jew
he talked language but Chinese and neither did any Of
the others. Hebrew absolutely unknown to them
Regarding the disappearance Of the temple, it
planned that the people all very poor and that they
had sold it piecemeaI to supply them with food
Dr. Williams, the historian of China makes note Of
visit Of delegation from the colony Pekin at
what later date search for help He says that it
failed of its object and adds concerning the Kafung Jews
as a whole
is probable that within few years their unity viii
destroyed removal Of their synagogue that they
VIII be quite mingled with their countrymen One two
Buddhist priests others literary graduates
and all of them Of their peculiar rites and
festivals
The continued existence Of the colony speaks well for
Chinese liberation Kafung friendly the for
egner perhaps that why is pleasing to the dow
ageE It repealed proered help Of the missionary soc
during famine 1878 though this gratefully
received elsewhere and foreigners were the last forbid
to remain there carry their in
their enyirons"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-05
DANCER Ahead.

(From the London AnsWersJ
A knavish-looking fellow was once
charged before a magistrate with steal
ing a pair OF trousers. The evidence
against him not being strong enough to
convict him, he was acquitted, after a
patient investigation OF the case. The
accused, however. TO the surprise Of ev-
erybOdy, remained IN the dock.
Thinking he could not hear or did not
understand the magistrates decision. the
lawyer who had been defending him told
him he was at liberty to go about his
business, il he had any. The man, how
ever. shook his head slightly, but did not
move.
You are discharged. Why don't you
COZ asked the lawyer.
BY this time the court was nearly
empty. and the accused, leaning forward,
whispered 20 his defender:
II cant leave the dock till all the wit
nesses against me are gone"
Why asked the man Of law.
Because of the trousers" answered
the other. Don't you understand
Most certainly I do noti' said the
solicitor. What about the trOusers2'
Only this. sir-Tve got them onl'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-05
When Your Throat RattIes.

IN rom the La0IGpu Ans Ffff0.t
A Quack doctor stood on his wagon in
Chambsrley. selling his cure-sH. 4 group
OF people gathered about him. and he
undertook 70 explain to them the con
struction of the throat.
Ny dear friends" he began. perhaps
you don't know It, but there are two
passages In the throat. one fs called the
esophagus and the other the ssophagi
NoW, the solid victuals 90 down the FIRST.
the liquids down the second. over the
TOP OF the passage IS q cover. with q
hinge down the middle. and when you
swallow beefsteak the little door over
the esophagus flies open and the little
door ever the ether drops down. and vice
versa when you take a drink OF coffee. '
This description proved too much Tor a
farmer. who shaking with Laughter, cali
ca ogt Do g loud voice.
Gosh but those doors 90 fippeT-fop-
per when O fellow eats bread ard Mix"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-05
ALONG rHE KANsAa NIL.

The supreme court win pass on the bi-
ennial election law tomorrow.
a match under a thermometer on his
desk and It dropped six degrees.
It was so hot IN lola the other day
that a reporter for the lola Register put
The shirt waist is raging with great fe-
rocity in eastern Kansas among the
men.
It Is so dry at Atchison that they are
talking Of hanging a snake up by the tail
to a hickory limo
Tt viii be long day before eastern
Kansas says any more disagTeeable things
Of western Kansas.
One of the salt companies at Hutchin-
son will put down hole 2.Ooo feet IN
search of natural gas.
A. G. Stacey is running the Yellvills
Republican down IN Arkansas. He is at
present visiting IN Topeka.
Fred Wellhouse. the apple king, says
the orchards Of the eastern part OF the
state must have rain q once.
The secretary OF the Board OF Health OF
the state has made a roar against Kaw
river water. People are boiling II.
The Kansas people ought % swear or
on kicking on the weather. The corr can
stand whole lot more warm weather
than the average ksnssn can
The viii Of Mrs. Chrisman. Of Topeka,
who gave her money TO the Methodists, Is
TO be contested. Her heirs, some forty IN
number have organized for this purpose.
Everybody is industriously engaged in
killing the corn crop. There VIII be q
corn crop in this part Of the state. IL
may be gone IN eastern Kansas. II Is not
gone here.
The jury At Oskaloosa returned a yer
dict of murder f. the second degree
against Thomas c. Kirby the man who
killed @. A. Foley, because. he alleged.
Foley refused 70 marry Eirby's daughter
after seducing her
The city council Of Hutchinson refuses
70 pay for street sprinkunE The other
day the merchants CT the town armed
themselves with cans and with brass
band leading them marched I'D and down
the main street sprinklns the dust down.
PIRATE Republican. up 90 date there
hasn't been near the accidents W the har-
vest fields that there usually are. As
q general thing there are number Of
horrible and shoczfne accidents o. re-
cord OF persons who through careisssness
are MANNED for life. y not kiIsd out
right, but this year appears % Re an exc
ception % The rule q past harresls one
day last week little ten-ysar-cId son %
A. ?. ONO. q Grant township. feil from
a horse be uas riding and which waa
attached 70 the binder lie fsl in s1ch 3
manner az 90 let the grain wheel pass
over his head Re ESCAPED without seri-
ous injury Down II valley township.
IS. ~. De- was 5ostled OF header and
pretty badly hurt The machine struck q
- stop suddenly. sid e. trs ar Dee
was thrown into TIE air. AID in coming
doH- be struck or bis head AID ehoui-sr
For q snort tire 80 Hss th0lrlt t1st Bee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-05
4 pRoPHEcY OF AMERlcA.

prophecy Of the development and progress Of this
country committed paper nearly century and half
ago. has recently been unearhed by Simpson, Of New
York City. It contained in "Almanack" published
by Nathaniel Ames, at Boston New England in the year
Christ 1758 being the second year after Bis
e Leap Year in the 81st Year of the Reign Of King
George Il The prophecy reads:
Here we find vast stock of materials for the Art and
Ingenuity Of Man to Work UponTreasures Of Immense
Worth; conceaPd from the poor aboriginal Natves The
Curious have obserd that Progress Liter
Oike the the East the West thus it
travelled through Asia and Europe and arrived
the Eastern Shore Of America As the Celestial Light Of
the Gospel directed her by the Finger Of GOD, viii
doubtless finally drive the ongl long Night Of Heathen
ism Darkness from America:-so Art and Sciences will
change the Face Of Nature their tour from Hence
Appalachian Mountains TO the Western Ocean and
they march thro the vast Desert the Residence Of Wild
Beasts viii be broken up and their obscene Howl cease
foreyer;-instead of which the Stones and Trees viii
Dance together the Music Of the Orpbeusthe Rocks
viii disclose their hidden Gems,-and the inestimabe
Treasures Of Gold and Silver be broken up Huge Noun
tains Of Iron Ore already discovered and vast stores
are reserved for future Generations This metal
full than Gold Silver win employ Millions CT Hands.
ony form the martial Sword and Peaceful Share,
olenae. but Infnity of Utensils improved in the
ercise uf Handicraf amongst Men Nature thro
her works stampd authority this law. namely:
all shall be improved its best purposes
Shall then those Quarries that TEEN with
mechanic-those for structure be piled into great Cities
for sculpture into Statutes perepeuate the
Honor OF Renowned Heroes even those who shall now save
their Country.-O ye unborn Inhabitants Of America.
Should this page escape its destined Condagaton at the
Years End and these Alphabetc Letters remain legble
when your eyes behold the after he has rolled the
Seasons round three Centuries more you viii
that in Ammo Domni 1858 dreamd Of your Times