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The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-11-23
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The subject Of the lecture to
be given by Bishop Kephart, D..
D., L. l.. ID. of the United Breth-
ern church at the church tonight
at s o'clock is "Footprints in
Human History" The Bishop
will preach at II a. IN. and $50 p.
m. Sunday school at 10 a. N.
Baptist-Preaching at II a. m.
"The Church of Christ, Its Origin,
Mission and Destiny" s p. ~.
"The Work of the Holy Spirit in
Prophets, Christ. Apostles and
Believers. G. E. at Z p. m. sharp;
Sunday school at 10 a. m. sharp.
Examine the Scriptures daily,
whether these thin gs were so. -
Acts 17:11 revised version. w.
F. Smith, pastor.
Catholic-Regular services in
the Catholic church every second
and fourth Sunday of the month.
Low mass at $50 a. m. High
mass at 10 a. N. Vespers at
$50 p. m. Rev. Peters, rector.
Methodist Episcopal-Sunday
School $3.50; preaching 10:45;
class meeting - m; Junior
League B p. m; Epworth League
$50. There will be no preach
ing service in the evening. The
audience will unite with the U.
B. church. One of the brethren
attending U. Il. conference will
preach in the morning.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-11-23

The regular monthly meeting
Of Jennings Post No. 6, G. a. Il.
will be held in G. ~. II. hall Satur-
day evening Nov. %. All mem
bers are urged to be present as
there will be practice in the I'M
written work of the order.
H. S. WILLIAMS, Com.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-11-23

FOE SALE Second hand top
buggy in good order, at almost
your own price See RECORD.
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Coming by Hundreds.

1t is reported that 81 passen.
gers got on the Kansas City
Southern southbound train at
the Union depot in Shreveport
yesterday noon. They are home
seekers and prospectors coming
from iowa and Illinois largely.
Thirteen truck loads Of baggage
were taken off at this point last
night.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-11-23

Fountain pens at Hulburt :.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-11-23

- Contract to let for build
ing two houses two miles from
town. For plans and particulars
apply to II 5. Wilkinson & Son,
jennings, La
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-11-23

@For oil leases and legal
blanks of every description, also
job printing of oil kinds, call at
the RECORD office. All printing
promptly and correctly executed.
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Union Oil and Development Co., Ltd,
Capital Stock, 100000
Jennings, Louisiana

So: ofhres etcomran fdn wi n
exceptional its o
9Th pn formerly
ndadon
eand
nece shortly
lm Of shares in this
So: now sale SOC share, par value
:s3 $1OO Fully paid and worcestershire.
LEAb ores
:porn
DR.. .Fesde ,Pid
A
ahen ear Treasure p real
EtfORS. Iofman
Cooper ch
DIeer, fJennngs Hon. . K Eugene
ndCol w. L. 30 Baton Rouge, N the w o the
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Notice.

". G. MorreI, paino tunner for
Junius Hart Piano House, will be
at e. q. Hollembeak & Co. Music
store all next week. Parties des-
iring work done on their pianos
will please leave orders at the
Music Store.
All work guaranteed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
S. kann, Sons & Co.,
Busy Corner, Smith Building,
Market Space.
UNION REVIVAL SERVICES.
Rev e. & Morgan. the Evangelist
10 Preach Here.

a meeting Of ministers Of various de
nominations WAS held at the Church Of
the Covenant al 1899 o'clock this morn
INK for the purpose Of considering plans
Tor series OF union ovaugelistic ser
vices Go be- held during the last six days
OF October The Rev. Dr.. Teunis : Ham
liz, pastor ~ the Church Of the Covenant.
presided over the meeting. and the Rev
DT l. f. Wilson, OF the Fo.nGrv ~ r.
Church. acted as secretary.
The proposed meetings viii Do conduct
Cd by Rev. @. Campbell Morgan. Of Bal
tmora, aud viii be held az the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Of which
Rev Wallace Radcliffe is pastor The
FIRST service of the series vii Doe held on
saturday, October -, at 1.30 D. m. bur
she succeeding meetings will take place
Twice daily al 4-5n D. m and 1880 D.. m
A committee OF nVc. composed Of DIT.
ttamlin- Of the Church Of the gOvcna nj .
thc Rev Dr. l.. b. Wilson Of Foundry n
~. Church. Rev. Samuel II. Greene Of
Calvary Baptist Church: Rev. J. G. But
Ter q Luther Memorial Church and Rev.
stephen VI. Newman, Of the First Con-
Gregatlunal Church was appointed 10
complete arrangements for the services
anu 10 arrange for the music
KEY 9. 9. Morgan came from England
last year 10 enter into eVangeiistfc work
IN IT'S country. He is regarded bv many
~ the equal Of the late Dwight /. Moody.
the famous evangelist whom h succeeds
d. this line. After the series Of meetings
ln Washington ne Will proceed TO Chi
czE0
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THE WONDERFUL CIRCUS.
Great Interest Aroused 10y the Pa
rndc of the MIN shows.

Tine younger element of washington
was on the tiptoe oI excitement this
morning. The customary ,Nuberauc.. OF
youth WAS as nothing I'm comparison The
pent-Up excitement OF the Youngsters
could hardly be- restrained during the long
hours o. waiting FOR that marvel Of per
fectiDu 10 the childish mind the circus
parade. Crowds began TO gather on the
principal thoroUghfares of The CITY early
In the day. As early rs . O'Clock thou
sands Of persons. old as well as Young
arranged themselves along the curbing in
order 10 get a giimp~" of the pageant. Al
last the parade was sighted. and all was
then excitement astouishmeut. and elee
al the wonderful sights Of the parade.
Tho Walter /. Main Shows. which ar
rived in town yesterday. attracted even
more than the usual attention it seem
ed, when the mammoth street carnival
began 90 move IN its way through the
town from the SHOW grounds az the cor
ner OF Thirteenth and j. Streets north
east. From the time the parade left the
grounds until the return the gaudiIy dec
GRATED wagons, the gaiy ospa risoued
hoTsemens the camels and elephants tho
cages OF ferOcious wild beasts and she
irrepressibly funny clowns. ala went TO
make up the Kaleidoscope pictur, which
nv 'HllNith tAp'tl Mu'n inc announce
ment goes around. The circus iS in
town
All along PCHusy lyauia Avenue. the
lines Of Interested spectators showed their
4 interest IN the circus The raut, Of pa
radc took II through II Street Thirteenth
g, and New Jersey Avenue back 20 the
tent grounds shortly before noon.
Immediately after the parade the nu-
merous 'barkers' Tor ID. several shows
began 20 nh the air with their shouts.
/. The crowds began 20 flock into the tents.
and all expressed themselves as being full
y satisfied with the contents Of the tents.
The main show opened at 2-l5 and the
large audience inside showed q great
| deal Of interest in the Performance, and
| app.aUded as II they had never seen "a cir
, Gus before.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
PLEADED drunkenness.

Fred q. smith. about twenty-five ycsrs old,
was fined 50 by Judge KinhsII, iu the Police
Court today Tor being disOrdsrly- III, testimony
showed t.t the man had Jero-ted a couple
Of little girls ou FlftH Street SATURDAY night
Smith said be was very drunk and did not
know what De- had done Hv said ne came TO
Washington from New FORK q few DAYS ago
In default Of his hne he VIII serve seventy
FIVE DAYS iu tine w0rkh0use-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07

OUR NEW
SHOE PARLQR
HAS MADE
ITS INITIAL BOW.
HAS MADE

We've opened to the public the
most spacious and best lighted
Shoe Department in the Capital
City. None but strictly smart and
swell footwear awaits your in
spection and approval. Months
of time have been spent in the
leading shoe factories ~ he cOun-
try in selecting what Is best in
Womcn's, Misses. and Children :
wear. The showing will be more
than a pleasing one from every
point Of view. We closely studied
the wants of those who know the
comforts of perfcct-htting foot
wear. Every style which Dame
Fashion has ordained for the com
ing season Is here. Patent and
Enamel feathers. soft and plant
Kids of every grade, sturdy Box
ana Velour CalfSlln, made with
heavy rope-stitched extension
soles, as we'll as the light feather
weight finished for dress wear.
Every style of heel from Louis
XIV 70 the dashing Military and
Steeple STYLES. as we'll as the low.
broad Common Sense.
Women's Boudoir Slippers.
trimmed with neat satin bows, in
red, brown, and black kidsEin. red
and green mixed canvas madras;
no heels; light as Il feather; the
real soc kind; one pair to Gus
toner,
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Marriage Licences Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today 20 Hosis-
ton P. MoCiung, Albert. Bedford county. Viz
ginia- and Matte C. Bear, District OF Column
bia; Alexander suffer- Lyuehburg, Va, and Ma
bel Davidson District Of Columbia; Winfield g
Whitman. District 81 Columbia, and sarah
Price, New York city; Joseph Lavender and
Mary T. Grimm. Albert J. NyUJile and Nellie
4. O'BueH. Walter j. Hopkins and Edna J.
Cox, both 90 Baltimore, Nd Alfred Johnson
and Lille T.. Harris Charles r. schmidt and
Minnie A. Roberts, Charles n. Carter aud MARY
A. Jones William +. Cooper Winchester. Va.
and EVELYN p. Mann, District col Columbia
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4 Careless Lunch Patron Fined.

derry Carroll. about twenty-five years Of age.
got drums saturday night. aEG went into a res
tsuTant Twentieth Street. refused 10 Day for
what be had eaten. ami 8s- arrested. Il Was
said this WAS not Carroll first offence Of the
kind, and judge kimbdlI nIcd hiw SO with
the alternative Of serving thirty days in the
wCIkhUusp-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
225C.
'kann'S Special, " ST. 95

Worthy of Il greater price-wc
are determined at the very outset
TO win YOUR cuStOm-we offer you
values that will appeal to your
good Judgements STYLES of
this wonderful fOOtwear-surcIv
enough to please all. Patent
leather. mat tops and cloth tops.
enamel leather with mat tops.
box calf with dull tops, plant kid
skins of every welI-knOwn make.
soles and heels of every shape, all
sizes, all widths. Price. per pair.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
S1.95.

Our "koloniaI" Shoe for smart
dressers distinct STYLES,
made of every known leather of
wOrth-thc mannish Walking
Shoe. the medium and light
weight Dress Boots, with the new
extension sole, with the correct
steeple. military, Cuban. Louis
Nv. and common SENSE heels We
feel confident of YOUR approval
surely the equal of any $500 shoe
you may see elsewherc-cvcrv
size and every width-for
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07

Tie fr,men were called out 40 $50 O'Clock
this morning by an alarm frgui box o.. the rpsa-
sion being a small blaze "a 1924 I Street south
east. The FIRE was caused by a defective fine
30 damage was done. The premises are occu-
pied by Frederick Mclntirc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
A Home DIsturber Cared for

George Waters NIFTY years Of age was fu tho
Police Court today charged with being = warrant
IL was said Waters was a habitusl drrrlLsyI
and thst he made his home a most unplesssnt
plse2 ior It's inmates In default Of fine Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07

National Primrose and Dockstadcr's MnstreIs.
evening
Columbia Frank Daniels In "Ni~ simplicity"
evening.
Cha-s's-Ous Harlan in a Bras donkey. %
afternoon aud evening.
Academy The VOLUNTEER Or-auisl. - evening
Keusu'--"Ihc Merry Maiden, BurIesqucrs, 80
afternoon and evening
Biiou-TAe Biiou stock Company iu bmlesque
and vaudeville. afternoon and evening
Walter l.. Mains Circus at Thirteenth and ID
Streets northeast. afternoon and evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
Charged VITA Abusing Children.

Fannie Gordon colored, employed b. O fam
~ On Sixth Street northwest was arT8ignCd
in the Police Court today Tor being dis0rdrrly
o. saturday, when IL charged she vigorously
cursed the children II her employer. II default
Of q hne OF g che Win spend hiteeR DAYS in the
Ou-Yt house
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


The temperature registered by the standard
thermometer al House & Herrmann's today were:
a. NJ, 81 degrees J. H.. 81, =. IN O.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07

Temperature at 50 q. m......................-.4 As
Temperature a. - uOon--.-....-.......-.... 80
Temperature az 2 /. m..............-,......-59
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
Cbe Corning UinlfB
MONDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1901
Wenther Indications.
TEMPERATURE

Fair tonight and Tuesday frosts tonight and
exposed plscoi light H0rthcrly wind.
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M - I'D ZOO.


sun ruse...---C.OI An sun scts-.....5.s5 Pm
Moon TisCs-.--l-ls An. Moon acts---..........
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
CoIored Irchins nroueht 20 Court.

Annie Dunn. sixty ycau- DID, was complaining
witness an the Police Court today against JO-
EeIh Brown and Eugene Shields. colursd urehius.
whom she charged with G.surislIy conduct She
said the Hgss tl.-- stones 40 her on Street.
on saturday She Was hot hit and no particular
reason for their conduct was given Brown was
fined -, and Shields Was discharged
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07
STREET LIGHTING.

Low tide ...........-..I0 .I7 An. and lO:45 p VI.
High tide.--............ a-ss An. and 8-2O 2. 81.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07

e At cor. 18th and F sts. Orders for coal An,
wood receive prompt attention. Phone sQ7.
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AFFAIRS OF The DISTRICT.
A Proposition to Extend the House
Of Detention Age Limit.

object of the Movement TO Enable
the Institution to Care for Boys Up
to seventeen Years of ATc-MHt-
ters Considered by Commissioners.
George =. Wilson. Secretary Of the
BOARD OF Charities. has returned To IN,
Commissioners his report upon the pa
p'rs relating 90 the Incarceration Of "a
syy,nt,cn-ytar-Ol boy i'm the House Of
Detention Complaint was made I'm this
case by John Gallah-r superintendent of
the institution. and "a report was made to
tn, Commissioners upon the subject by
Major Sylvester. in which it was stated
that the spirit Of tho law was violated in
the committing of boys of that age to
the House Of Detention
Mr. Wilson takes the view that the law
creating The House of Detention clearly
limits it's purposes Co the detention of fe-
male prisoners and OF males under six
teen years Of age, as indicated In the
report Of the Superintendent OF Police.
The Board of Charities" says Mr. VII
son. suggests that iuasmuch as recent
laws relating TO the Board of ChIdr,u's
Guardians and Of the Reform School for
Boys have drawn the line between child
hood and manhood nj seventeen years Of
age, instead of sixteen years ass formerly.
in preparing the estimates for the main
t,nanco Of the House Of Detention for
1915 tho word seventeen be substituted
for the word sixteen thus providing for
The confinement OF boys under seventeen
years az age at the House 90 D,teutiou.
instead of limiting it tc sixteen years Of
age as at present
has change would render the laws re-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-07

MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tastoiess Chill Tonic cures Malaria
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age as at present.
This change would render the laws re-
latinG To the treatment of Juvenile deiiu-
guents more harmonious The board is
of the opinion that males over seventeen
years of age should not be maintained at
the House of Detention"
James j.. Hood recently addressed the
Commissioners requesting that O Street.
between Tenth and Eleventh Streets
northwest, Doe resurfaced instead of being
patched i'm the centre. as the purpose of
the District seems 10 DE. MI Hood stated
the reasons for his requ,s ST as follows
20 Street. between the limits named is
only thirty-two feet wide from curb 20
curb and only 2'l feet long. So that the
extra resurfacing 10 De done by the Dis
trict would be small and inexpensive.
At the junction Of the tracks wher,
they used 10 BE- al the Intersection Of
Eleventh and O Streets is wide "
which extends almost across the latter
street. and necossitates at that point "a
rcsurfaciug from curb to curb. II will not
REQUIRE much more 60 resurface the whole
street.
The neiEhoorhood is good one. al
most every resident Of o Street between
the streets named being the owner and
occupant of his or her house.
BY resurfacing the street from curb to
curb, instead Of merely patching in the
central space formerly occupied by the
car tracks, the District Will make a re
pair which is next to an absolute neccssi-
~. and at the same time will crafty a
number oI property-holders who will
greatly appreciate such action. 90
capt H. g Newcomer. assistant 70 the
FrH.s9
the request. has recon mended that the
writer be advised that the Commissioners
do not deem IL best al the present tim-
% rCSurfacc . Street. between Teeth ang
Eleventh Streets Captain NcUcOurr
states that the surface of the street. a,4.-
side n the abandoned car tracks is in
idrTlE good condition. Moreover he s.ivS.
u the street Is reSurfaced new curb would
De- needed. and the work could not he
done now, as Jhe curb has not been ad-
y,Ttis,d.
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$3.50.

This department is located on the second
moor. adjoining the Millinery Parlors.
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The Commissioners have approved A
recommendation Of II. H DarneiUe. the
Assessor, TO the effect that the amount Of
n payment Of taxes for the wear 1900 De.
refunded 10 Edward Heimuth. and that
hC be permitted 10 pay seCOud-haIf tax
for lss- with penalty at = per cent. which
Was the penalty at the time OF the pay
mcut referred 20. This action was taken
at the request OF Mr. Helmujh
The Commissioners recently received
from DIR. Williams DouuaIIy. OF IU22 Four
tcsuth Street northwest his resignation
as "a member OF the Board of Dental TX
amInerS for the District 81 Columbia
I'm Offering his resignation. DR.. DounaIIv
stated that De was compelled TO take the
step owing 10 the pressure OF other du-
ties
Upon the recommendation Of DR.. VIII
liam q. Woodward. the Health Officer.
the resignation Of DR. DouuaIly was ac-
copied, and COMMISSIONS Maef4rlaud.
who has supervision over the Board OF
Dental Examiners. has nominated DR.
John r London. OF i1l5 O. Street north
west 10 I'LL the vacancy on IN, board
The District Board OF Charities is en-
g@e'd i'm the preparation of ,h- estimates
OF the department fuI tL- fiscal wear end
ing Jun, $40, 1853. Members OF the bosr,l
have now returned from their vacations
and the board meets daily at o'clock N
their office ina the District Building.
spending about TWO hours IN going over
and discussing the schedule presented nv
Secretary Wilson A meeting was held on
saturday, ana another will be held THIS
afternoon Each day during tho week
VIII Dc So employed by the board unless
iLt schedule IS finished before the end
|| ns .salr
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Stoves and Ranges of all kinds for
heating and cooking Heating Stoves
from s295 up
Ranges. fully guaranteed. nickel
trimmsd, heavy skirting S11 7E
base; $3.50 value. for - Ill >
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-18
IS NOT SOLD
Cannery Combine Has Not
 Bought Alaska SIS. Co.
Now Managor of tho Combine De- nies RopOrt-AlaslSa s. S. Co. Has Possibly Secured Contract to Han dIo tho Entiro Pack This Yohr

For some time past it has been ru- moreo that the Alaska S. $. Co. opcr- ating between Seattle and this port, has been purchased by the new can ncry combine recently effected in New York city r.. F.. Ainsworth has been appointed manager of the new combine and denies the purchase of the steam ship company. lt is thought however that the new combine has made some arrangements with the Alaska $. <. Company Co handle the pack or that they have received the contract for car rying an their freight Agent Burns says he has heard nothing of any im- pending sale but believes the rumor Co be without foundation.
 The new company will be under the management of E. F.. Ainsworth. oi the firm oi Ainsworth & Dunn. of the Seattle Fish Company, and there IS a possibility of another Seattle man hay ing an active position in the company.
 There will be a meeting of the stock holders of the new company m New York m a few days. when it Is said board of directors and officials for the ensuing year will be elected and i'm mcdiatcly thereafter the Pacific Pack ing and Navigation Company will take hold of its properties.
 For a long time there have been many rumorS regarding the organiza- ton oi the new corporation. some of which have been adverse. but now it is stated officially every detail has been arranged. and the Pacific Packing and Navigation Company Is m control oi practically onc-hali of the total output of canned salmon on the Pacific Coast. including Alaska.
 10 will own about twenty-five plants along the Alaska coast and in an will control about !. soo.ooo cases in a year, based on the estimated pack of this year, or about onc-hali the total coast output