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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
DR0BNE zPRAyY.

ricke vystavy Buffalo, N. Y,
dostoupil nedeli 1000, 900.
v Breaux Bridge, La, zemfeI
pfedmin. 1tery Napoleon Pierre
Guicheveau We staff 113 let. Tyz
narodil Sc We .Francil r. 1888 a
jako stafec 65lety pfistehoval Sc
do New Yorku. Pied nekolika
tydny tesil Sc jeste dobremu zdravi
do nedavna cetl bez brejli.
V Indianapolis yzbopsilo Sc
We Fairvieu parku 5000 osob proti
cernochdm, pfi temz byli ttyfi
cernosi povazlive stluceni jed
nomn pferazena ruka. Pfitinu k
vytrznosti te dal zastup vyrostkd,
nichz ttyfi byli zatceni.
v Lake View, CAL, zniteno
bylo We stfedu pozarem 5000 stop
pffstfesf, chranicfho trat zeleznicni
proti snehu, a znatna Cast trait.
Jakmile byl pozar uhasen, zapoca-
10 400 delnikd odklizenfm trosek
kladenfm novych prazcd a ko-
lejf.
Nedaleko Parsons, Kans.,
natfen byl iisty farmersky delnik
We stfedu dehtem, opefen a vyhnan
farmery tamnfho okolf. Pablo
ma nej podezfeni, ze zspalil pse-
nicne STONY ma farme James Ma
honeyho, u nshoz dive slouzil.
We stfedu rano pfepaden byl
lupici dostavnik, jezdfcf mezi Ager
a Klamath Falls, asi deset mil W.
chodne cd Ager, Cal. Lupiti zmoc-
Mill Sc peneznf schranky, nalezejici
Wells Fargo Express Co. posty
SpoJ. Star1. Neni znamo, jaka je
kofist iejich.
Do Prescott, Ariz., dosla
zprava, ze do dostavnfku, jezdfcf-
ciho mezi Camp Verde Dewey,
sjel We stfedu blesk, jimz jeden
kun byl usmrcen a vozka nebez-
pecne popalen. Cestujicf byli
omrateni, ale zadny Mich nebyl
vazneji zranen.
Blfze Denison, Ia, pfejet byl
rychlovlakem Chicago & North
western drahy We stfedu rano me-
znamy dosud muz, jenz nepochyb-
ne byl opily ma trait usnul. Ma
Sc "a to, ze to je holic Fred Ross,
jenz propulsion byl holirny v
Denison pro opilstvf.
Rychlovlak Chicago & Alton
drahy srazil Sc pfedmin. stfedu
We 1890 rano nakladnfm vlakem
v nadrazi Prentice, asi II mil
'everne cd Jacksonville. ILL.,, pfi
cemz 6 osob bylo usmrceno a sest
iinych zraneno. Nestestf zavineno
bylo parostrojem nakladniho VIA
ku.
v Sullivan, blfze Evansville.
Ind, davaIa jedna new-yorska di.
vadelni spolecnost pfedstaveni We
stanu. kdyz pojednou vznikl v
mem ohef. Nastal hrozny zmatek
a mnoho zen deti bylo posIapa-
no. Hereeka Lille Mayova byls
popalena smrtelne a nekolik "a.
msstnancd nebezpecne.
v Long Branch, N. J., uto
null poudeli ctyfi chlapci u vekr
10 az IS let. Chlapci nalezali s,
na voru. dosti cd bfehu vzdzlenem
! a vlnami smeteni byli do mole.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28

Dlouhe bezsenne noci V horkkm
poeasf a pfi tom trp9t neuralgia,
isou trapuymi a St. Jakobs Gel
jest jedinky prostfedek, kter5z
ulevuje q letf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
z p0LITICKEHO svETA.
Icwsti demokratk

jmenovali We statni konvenci sve, '
Des Moines odbyvane, We stfedu
nasledovnf cekance pro dfady stat
nj: Ia guvernera jmenovan Thom
]. Phillips Ottumwa; "a misto-
guvernera G. E. Ferguson 2 Mis-.
souri, Valley; "a soudce John
Shortley Perry; "a skoldozorce
William D. Johnson Carroll a
"a zeleznitniho komisafe A. C..
Brice Bedfordu. Pc zufiyem "a
pase schvalena byla narodni plat
forma, pfijata S. cervence 1900 Y
Kansas City, avsak tato kam-
pan volebni obmeziti Sc ma pouze
ma otazky, vyhradne politiky stat
nj Sc tyksjfcf.
Republikane We Virginii
odbyvali We stfedu Roanoke
prvou statnf svou konvenci, nfz
jmenoyan pffmy republik5nsky
listek statni cd casn gen. WiAiama
Mahona. Col. ]. Hampton Hoge
Z Roanoke norinovan byl "a GU
vernera, X. w. Blair 2 Wythe "a
mistoguvern6ra D. L. Groner 2
Norfolku "a generalnfho uavlad-
nfho.
Pennsylvania republikane
odbyvali We stfedu statni konvenci
syou Harrisburgu "a ncelem
jmenovani elena nejvyssiho soudu
a statniho pokladnfka; do konven-
ce teto dostayilo Sc velmi malo
telnejsich republikanskych politi-
kn re statu, a nebyli pfitomni
ami spolkoyi senatofi Quay Pen
rose. Nasledkem toho zasedanf
konvence bylo naramne kratke.
Soudce William P. Potter . Pitts
burgu jmenovan "a nejvyssiho
soudce a statnf poslanec Frank
G. Harris "a statniho pokladnika,
oba aklsmatpe. v platforme phi
ia.e chyali Sc y!Ada: s.xsns sprzz.
va, einnost obou senatorn spolko-
vych vyjadfuje Sc nadeie, ze
spory mezi kapitalem praci ko-
necne smfrne urovnany budou.
Jezto kapitAlu pfiznzno bylo pra-
vo k zakonnemu a spravnemu spoil
covani, musi toto nutne pfiznano
bytii delnictvu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28

nj Cast New Jersey. Nejvetsf skoda,
pokud znamo, spdsobena hyla v
Jersey City, kde mnoho bndov
bylo rozmeteno, mezi mimi tez
hostel divadlo. Cele dopoledne
prselo nepfetrzite. We $500 potala
v Jersey City faditi boufe, n jhorsi
Y dejinach mesta. Kone i vozy byli
srazeni k zemi telegrafnf tyte byly
pokaceny draty strhany, vez ko-
stella katolickeho, ne,vetsiho v
meste, sesula Sc ma stfechu
chramovou chilly = prorazivse
stfechu, zasypaly kostelni lavice.
Diva ttverce jizne cd kostela cd
byvala divadelnf spolecnost zkous
ku v Bijou divadle, kdyz pojednou
budova pocala Sc chveti zakla.
dech sotva ze Sc herci vzdaili S
jeviste, pocaly Sc ma toto chilly Sc
zdf sypati, jimiz zrsneni byli diva
lvi v kleci. Mimo tostrhany byly
stfechy z cetnych budov a We Van
Worst parku vyvraceny byly mo-
hutne stromy kofenI. V New
Yorku zatopeny byly mnohe bu-
dovy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
Milionaf zastfelen.

v Cripple Greek, Colo, zastfe.
len byl We ctvrtek rano milionaf a
mattel dolu Sam Strong Grant
Crumleyem sice Newport ho.
stinci, vlastnenem vrahem. Strong
We spolecnosti til pfStel toulal Sc
ceIou noe po hernach v hostinci
Crumleyho vyhrAl. John Neville.
tchan Strongly, dostal Sc do had
ky Crumleyem Strong obave,
ze tchanovi hrozf nebezpeci, w.
tahl revolver. v temz okamziku
skotil Crumley "a nalevnu ucho-
piv pusku, prostfelil Strongovi
hlavu. = Vrah pozdeji vydal Sc
dtadIm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28

dlouho, kdyz pojednou udal Sc
hrozny vybuch plynu. Svrsel
sachty vyhozen byl vysoko do po
vetfi voda jezernf valila Sc moe.
nym proudem ma nestastne delni
ky dole zamsstnane. Oni diva del.
nici, iiz pracovali ma leseni ma
vrchu sachty, vyhozeni byli vyso
ko do vzduchu, avsak ma stest
dopadli ma krib byli omrateni a
znacne potluceni. Nestesti to uda-
10 Sc brzy noci, avsak zprava G
mem donesla Sc ma bfeh teprve We
stfedu. Tficet delnikn, jiz doba
pybuchu nalezaliA Sc ma kribu,
ztravili noe marnym davanfm zna.
meni pomoc. Tezke zelezne ira
my stroje, vazici vice nez sto
tun, vyhozeny byly hroznym w.
buchem do povetfi. Smrt peti me-
sfastnfkd tunelu musela byti
okamzitou, jezto soudruzi jejich
ma kribu neslyseli jich volanf o po-
moe. Mayor Johnson navstivil
mfsto nestesti We stfedu casne z
rama po navratu SVEN nafidil,
ably lined dalsi prace ma tunelu
byla zastavena, al o lplnou bez-
petnost delnikd bude nalezite po.
starano. Obcanstvo tamnf je velice
rozhofceho ma obecnf sprawl.
Mladifky niGema
v Janesville, Wis, odsouzen
byl We ctvrtek IIlety William Kin
ney, synek zeleznicniho hlidate,
do polepsovny We Waukesha pro
stroskota1i nakladnfho vlaku Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul drahy.
Mlady Kinney, jenz nedavno pfc
hodil pfeshvku, nasledkem eehoz
vlak vyjel kolejf, uvolnil tento
krate brzdy ma uekterych naklad
mich vozech, coz melo nasledek,
ze tyto sicily po pfikrem svahu a
vrazily do nakladnfho vlaku, pfi
ternz nGkolik vozd bylo rozbito.
Sehodek We statnf pokladn9.
Guverner mississippsky Longi-
no podal zpravu stavu statni
pokladny, kterez vysvita, ze dne
rs. srpna nalezalo Sc pokladne
s677,S47, kdezto die knih melo
tam byti s84o, 468, tax ze schodek
cinil $I62,621. Pc odrazeni $751;
900, jes pfipocteny byly poklad-
niku Stowersovi k dobru, obnasel
schodek celkem $Io7.62I. v dalsi
zpravs pravi guverner. ze kohl Sc
nadeji, ze schodek- ten bude '
brzku uhrazen a proto podrzel W.
sledek vysetfovanf tajnosti. S
pokladnikem Stowersem pax Sc
dohodl, ze Itery 20. srpna pro-
vedena bude opetne revise poklad-
ny. v den ten shledano, ze hoto-
vost drafty ma ruce shodovaly Sc
sknihami, jez vykazovaly $9o5,e14.
Showers pozadan byl 0 vysvetleni,
avsak odepfel je. Zprava ia SPIT
sobila velkou sensaci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
Prudky desr 8 vgtreu.

Prudky liiak, provzzeny vstrem.
podobaifcfm Sc vichfici, navstfvil
v sobotu odpoledne New York,
Westchester okres q severovychod
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
Bitka v s0udni SIM;

v ReyDold, Pamela okresu,
Miss, odbyvano bylo We stfedu
odpoledne pied soudci Shelby-em
a Warnerem pfelicenfs Otto John
sonem, obvinenym re svedenf. Ben
Smith svedcil jako statnf svedek
proti Johnsonovi, kteryz mel mno-
no pfatel mezi posluchaci. VYslech
byl skonten a soudcove Sc vzdali-
Ii, ably Sc poradili 0 rozsudku. v
dobe te pfitomno bylo v soudnf
sfni ma 700 osob. Pojednou bylo
vystfeleno, nejspfse Otto John
sonem. Hned ma to zahajena byla
palba vseobecna kdyz Sc kouf
rozplynul, shledano, ze Otto John
son stfelen byl tfikrate, Ben
Smithovi ]. w. Dawsonovi pro
stfelena byla prsa otci Smithovu
ruka. Zranenf prvych TT muz1 je
snad shrtelne.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
zhoubni viehfice.

Move m9sto Anadarko, Okla,
navstiveno bylo We stfedu vecer
prudkou vichficf silnym lijAkem.
pfi kterez w. P Lewis z Weather
ford, Tex, a Felix Antoine mi. z
Lamar okresu, Tex, byli usmrce-
nj a vice osob vice meme zraneno.
Dvacet budov bylo temef dplne
stroskotzno a sta stand a velke
zasoby razneho zbozf rozmeteno
po prerii. SkodA ma majetku spa-
sobenz odhaduie Sc ma 81, 900.
Hobart nsvstiveno bylo prudkym
lijakem. podobajicfm Sc protrzi
mracen, jfmz "a nekolik tisfc zbozi
zniceno bylo nedostavenych bu-
dovzch. TEE v okolf sp0sobeno
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28

bylo vichfici mnoho skod ma ma.
jetku tez nekolik lidskych zivotd
bylo pry zmafeno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
Move se5t1sti ' tuaeIu.

v Clevelandu udzIo Sc v ltery '
noci pod jezerem Erie move nestle.
sti, a sice u kribu vodarny {. g.,
jenz jest 5 mil vzdzien cd bfehu a
dve mile cd kribu {. a., kde pied
tynem utraceuo bylo IL zivoto
lidskych. v dtery po 3. bod. spu-
stena byia do tunelu noenf sichta,
sklzdsifcf Sc re 7 delnfk0. Pet Z
Mich pracovalo tunelu, diva ns
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
Usmreen tenami.;

v Pittsburgh usmrcen byl We
stfedu Robert Nogler, zidovskJ
podomni obchodnik, v zoufalem "a.
pasu pi. Ariel Leesovou PAM
Grace Woodsovou. Nogler pokou-
Sci Sc minaly tyden nekolikrate
vejiti pozde noci do domu Os-
borne Woodse, Z. IL. Camp ul.
We stfedu odpoledne vrazil konsc.
ne do pokoje, kde dlela pi. Wood.
sova $ nalym synkem ucinil ma
zenu 1tok. Sousedka jeff, PAM
Leesova, uslysevsi povyk, ihned
pfikvapila, ably pi. Woodsove po-
mohla. Nogler vrhl Sc ihned ma
pffchozf zenu, kterAz dala Sc brzy
ma dtek. Utoenik pustil Sc "a nj a
uchopiv velky ndz. hrozil j smrti.
Dohonil j ma dzkych schodech a
nynf nastal mezi mimi zoufaly "a
pas, v nemz byl Nogler bodnut do
krku tax tezce, ze skonal Dive,
nez dostavila Sc pomoc lekafska.
ODE zeny byIy zateeny; pf. Lee
sovz obvinena byla vrazdy pf.
WoodsovA mela'pfi soudu svedciti.
We ctvrtek po odbytem inquestu
vynesla porota koronerova rozsu-
dek. 4e Nogler usmrcen byl Lee
sovou sebeobran9 a ze usmrceni
bylo ospraveditelno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28

v Long Branch, N. j., uto-
null pondeli ttyfi chlapci u veku
10 az IS let. Chlapci nalezali Sc
na voru. dosti cd bfehu vzdzlenem,
a vlnami smeteni byli do mole.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
ttyfi muzi usmrceni.

z Columbia, S. c., dochazi
zprava nestesti, jez udalo Sc pfi
stavbe noveho mostu pies feku
Congaree pondeli, pfi nemz 4
muzi usmrceni til raneni, jeden
smrteln& NaStxcti zauinXnn enad
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-08-28
Mladik zastfeIil elena cirkusu.

V Correctionville, Ia, zastfelil
Y nedeli brzy rama zak vyssi
skoly Harley Cave Joe Sullivana,
elena Pawnee Bill cirkusu. Perso-
nal cirkusu odebral Sc po vecer-
MIN pfedstavenf ma nadrazi, kamz
- nHnlaIA. Ill 49, L.-AIa a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15
DEATH OF MRS. MITCHELL.
Was POstmistress at Congress
Heights. Near This City.

HefSntS. wear TINS Stty.
Mrs. Priscilla NJ. Mitchell, who for sew
eral years had been the postmistress at
Congress Heights. died yesterday morning
ut her home on Nichols avenue from the
effects of paralysis. Mrs. Mitchell was
stricken one evening something over
week ago while attending to some business
In her store. Her condition was known to
be critical from the start, and her chill
dren were summoned to attend her, one OF
her sons, Mr. Roy Mitchell, coming here
from Waco, Tex.
Mrs. Mitchell is survived by her husband.
A. p. Mitchell, and several children.
Funeral services over the remains were
held this afternoon beginning at 23o
o'clock at the home of the deceased. Rev.
Charles o. Isaac, pastor of the Anacostia
Methodist Episcopal Church. and Rev. w.
l.. Lynn. pastor of the Congress Heights
Methodist Chapel. were the officiating min
isters The remains were removed To Vira,
Pa. the former home of Mrs. Mitchell,
for interment.
The improvements begun few months
ago at the Bethlehem Baptist Church,
Hillsdale, have not yet been entirely COM
in the church basement. which constitutes
a part of the improvements and which Is
practically finished. The whole building is
being entirely remodeled under the direc-
ton of the pastor Rev. Joseph Matthews,
and when completed is expected To present
an attractive appearance and have larger
seating capacity. The main portion OF
the edifce will hardly be reoccupied by
the congregation before the spring, 1t Is
tbnnpht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15
VETERAN SOLDIER DEAD,
Jacob Eggerstedt, Survivor of McA
can War, Passes Away.

Jacob Eggerstedt, Survivor of Mcxi-
can War, Passes Away.
Jacob Eggerstedt, an old soldier. who is
stated to have been a veteran of the Mexi-
can war and of the frontier strifes, died
suddenly yesterday forenoon at his resi-
dence, No. 80 Jackson street, Anacostia, at
an advanced age. When Mrs. Eggerstedt,
his wife, left their home Wednesday even
ing he appeared to be in as good health
as usual Upon her return yesterday morn
ing she found her husband unconscious. A
physician was summoned, but death ensued
within short time.
Coroner hewitt was informed of the &C.
currence, and after an investigation gave
a certificate of death from natural causes
The deceased was a pensioner, and had
been unable to perform any employment
on account of wound in his right arm.
rendering that member useless. He had
also been wounded In one hand. He served
In the cavalry. He Is survived by his wife
only.
He was born In Germany and enlisted in
the American army shortly after coming
to this country. After being wounded In
the war he returned to Germany, but again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15
DEATH OF JOHN w. CARR.
One of the Oldest Master Painters OF
Washington.

Mr.. John w. Carr. one Of the oldest mas
ter painters of Washington. died about 4:30
o'clock this morning at his residence, 42S
18th street northwest, after a weeks illness
of lung trouble. He was in the sixty-hfth
year of his age.
Mr.. Carr practically spent his entire life
In this city, in boyhood attending school In
the neighborhood where he died. He
learned the trade of painting with the late
w. E. Spauldng, and subsequently was for
several years with Messrs. Parker &c
Spauldng Locating first at No. 4l2 10th
street aad then at 4lS 18th street, Mr.. Carr
had in the past twenty-five years built up
q large and lucrative trade. He was for
many years an active member of the old
Franklin Fire Company, No. 2 of the
volunteer department, and was a member
Of the Veteran Volunteer Firemens Asso-
citation; a member of Hope Council OF the
Sons of Jonadab and of Excelsior Lodge,
No a. and Washington Division. No. i,
Uniformed Rank. Knights Of Pythias. He
in survived by his wife and one son, John
F Carr, and five daughters. Mrs 8. II.
Prince Mrs Joseph GoSZler and Mrs. c.
W Brent, who reside in New York; Mrs. f.
H. Matthews of Akron, Ohio. and Mrs. 7.
+. Kinsloe of this city. and five grand
children.
The funeral will take place from the fam
lily residence at o'clock Monday after
noon. The veteran firemen will meet Sum-
day afternoon to make arrangements for
attending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15
DIED.

ADLER On Thursday. February II, 1901, at 800
pm, ADoLPH beloved husband of Bertha
Funeral from his late residence. s07 L street
northwest. Sunday at 10 o'clock am.
CARR. On February 10. 1901. at 4:3O am. at his
residence, 42s 18th street northwest JOHN w.
beloved husband of Alice Carr NEE ilensley),
aged sixty-four years and eight months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DOHERTY. On Thursday. February II. 1901, at
SPIN, ANNIE H: DoHERTY.
Hull Lane, 472 X street northwest. on Satnr-
day. psDrnnpy y 49, at $50 ok m afs at S
friends are invited to attend.
1901. WILLIAM nAGEMANN. in the nifty
eighth year of his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Baltimore papers
please copy
$50 am, EMMA L.. beloved wife OF William
T. Marshall, and daughter of the late Edward
II. Tippett aged thirty one years
Funeral from her late residence 6lT street south.
east. SATURDAY, ,l, at o'clock pm Relatives aud
PERKINS On February a. 1901. JULIETTA
LEAKE PERKINS. widow of the late DR. Jehu
Perkins of Louisiana. the beloved of her daugh-
children. aged ninety years, nine months and
Funeral from her late residence. 'Edgewood"
OXon HILL Prince Georges county. Nd. Inter-
in St, Ignatius' cemetery Saturday,
February. 16, at O'Clock pm. tNew Orleans
RAYMOND On Thursday February "A. 1901 at
and Mrs. J. u. Raymond: aged five years, one
month and twenty-seyen days.
Funeral Saturday, February 16, from residence,
666 + street northeast.
sANDERsoN. At his residence. HOG eth street
southeast, on "Wednesday. February l3. 1901 at
EeS E d. aae 9sSved husband OF
Funeral from his late residence; Sunday. February
II. at O'Clock pm. Friends aud relatives in
sIMMS On Thursday February H. 1901 ROR.
ERT RoSZEII. eldest of John W. and
Eliza NJ Simms.
Funeral from rare1ts residence s geo street
pm. Interment private.
street altimore, Nd. on February ~; 1901.
at s O'Clock am, CLARA v. wife of Charles
f. Tucker formerly of this city.
Funeral services were held at St AIMS Church
and the interment was at Bonnie Brac ceme-
terry.
TYLER. On February IA. 1901: at her residence.
5000 Cambridge place Washington, ID; G.. EVA
HORTON beloved wife Of Grafton Tyler and
daughter of the late V. B. Horton, jr, OF
Funeral from Oak Hill Chapel Saturday. February
IT, at pm.
February IA. 1901, SARAH s.. beloved wife Of
William T. vandersce. aged hfty-two years
her late residence. 400 K street southeast. at
pm. Relatives and friends invited to at
tend. y
WELBORNE. On February IA, 1901, at 6:45 pm,
Mt her residence, 330S Sherman avenue, Mrs.
ELLIE b. WELBORNE. wife Of Walter 8.
Weiborne. and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WROE. At his residence. AIS New Jersey
nue. northwest Wednesday. February 49, 1901,
EVERETT WR0E aged seyentyseven years
and eleven months.
Funeral from his late residence at pm. Sat
urday. February 10. Relatives and friends re-
spectfully invited to attend. Baltimore papel.
please copyD %
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Unity Literary Club.

The Unity Literary Club was entertained
in the spacious banquet hall of the "Coch-
ran." 14th and X streets northwest, We'd
nesday evening. H. b. Moulton presiding.
Mr.. Charles F. Warren Of the United States
department OF labor, essayist of the even
ing. presented an interesting phase Of Mex
lean life. taking as his theme THE Land
of Fruits. Flowers and Frijoles." musi-
cal program. arranged by Miss Katie v.
Wilson, was rendered as follows Soprano
solo, Selected" Miss Eta Austin; Gypsy
Love Song" by Mr. Edward Gerry Whall:
soprano solo. Love the Pedler." Miss Mary
Miller: "Gondolier's Serenade." Mr.. Edgar
Embrey; soprano solo. Say Yes" Miss
Ella Keefer; soprano solo, Creole Love
Song. Miss Nettie Pratt. Mr.. John II.
Thomas delighted the audience with reci-
tative selections from James Whitcomb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15

Alleged Insanity OF Frederick Greer.
Judge Kimball of the Police Court today
received a communication from DR.. d.
Percy Hickling, physician at the work.
house, stating that Frederick Greer who
was Saturday last sent to the workhouse
as vagrant. Is insane. Action on the
communication was deferred by the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15

came to the United States. For over thirty
years he was a resident Of the District. the
past four or five years living in Anacostia.
Arrangements for the funeral are being
made by Potomac Post. No. IL, Grand
Army of the Republic The services will
probably take place tomorrow. The inter
ment Is to be made at Arlington, according
to the request of the veteran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15

Women's Elan
nelette Wrappers.
made to sell for
S1.2o: perfect fit
ting and trimmed
with neat. wash
able hraids.
G0Ca
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
: YORK SUPREME COURT, New York

against Peter pee,ey ct al defendants.In pursuance
of 1udgment Of foreclosure and sale bearing dae lhe
lin day February 1901 the undersigned ne re
will sell ~ public auction az 'e
NeR yy Real F,stste Salesroon No. III Broadway In
ne Borough OF Msnhattan. City of New York on me
2sh dav n rch 1901 y o'clock noon on thar oa
by William n Ryan suctioDeer. the premises IA sac
judgment Fnentoned therein described as tooTs
An certain iots pieces or pErcels D % 5
With hull erected. sitAate 11
being the EiTteenth ward ef The borough 81 slS9
haitian me Of York. the northe1Iy So
Il Flftcenth Street which. taken together, ere
bounded Described follows; Beennlns AZ plas ps
m Fifteenth Street siisiaAt ior
hundred and twenty of the eastery Inc OF
running thence easfey along SAID nortbetIy Ie
1 Fifteenth Street seventynye feet; thence nofshe,g g
o. right snges from Fifteenth Street one nnfaiec ai5
ths.s feet inches: thence westerly a p.oa,s
with seventy-fye feet ana tetce eo
sy and al right angles 20 Fifteenth Street one hnnarsa
1nd three inches 20 nc pies m 1,s 80
being Numbers nfteeh tls'
teen Iel I1D map tisa i 1ie
of the and County OF New
rtled Map Cowusns Firth Avenne L1,s p,1seI
Der n. JS;o maze ny Of Jemes Hay ana pa''''
New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
N-EW YORK srPREME CoTRT. CorNT,

Il New York. William Rockefeller. Plaintiff against
Jecob 2 Butler 6n5 others Defendants II pursuance
Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered The ab1veeniired action bearing date the
2e;h day Of February. 1901 / The qndersigned. tAs
Referee judgment named VIII sell Public
New Peal Estate SeiesrooTn. Nc. II
Broadway. the Borough of Msahatsn. City - New
22nd dag Of MARCH, 1901 y o'clock noon.
that day. b. Peter F Meyer AEoi1neer the premises
directed by said judgment be sold. and therein
scrhed as follows Al tAt certain lot piece parcel
ot land situate. iyrg and being IN the Twelfth Ward,
Borough of Manhattan. City + New which taken
together bounded and described follows: Beginning
a. po.t The EasteIy SIDE q Convent Avenue. dis
tant one hundred ana twenty-five feet Hor-he-ly from
ne corner formed b. the intersection ot Eas-ey
see q convent AVeru@ with the Northery SIDE - ore
h.esec ana f5Ttylrst running thence Eeste--
and parallel With O.C hundred f-r,y-rsr street
haaered feet thence Northerly parallel With Cre1-
sFeaue hundred eCS SIX inches
thee westerly and again parallel with One hundred
street and part ot the distance through
isy val oue hundred feet 70 the Easterly SIDE a
&c convent Avenue: and thence Scutherly along SAID
Ease-y SIDE II Convent Avenue hundred ninety
olr teet and six inches the point place q Re
en-!ng Dated. New York March lst, 1901.
,,. HENRY W BOOKSTAVE-. Referee.
aOttHISON & MORRISON. Attorneys sor P,ai-u.. 42
Cedar Street. Borough q Manhattan. %eV York City
me Following IS diagram of the property 70 be soi-
Is described above