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The Washington bee., 1901-07-20
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
d. B. MARTIN,
Mgr. Pass, Traffic.

snug Ht..- Asl4..ss1 - neeu maue -
wurk for Us, by Anna Page, A-stia' i.a
Texas. and Ju0. Bonn Toledo, O'tls
.see cut. laEsrs are d0ln 2 As Ne WY
.ua5 vouf Some earn ever z9oS."S
month. lou gsu DO til work anc li''
.at ll.Is, wherever v ~ are t'en Or
siaurr- are rBsilv sarE.Tg from 80 =
- F.rv. kIIag-s. We sEcr' N'u n6T
t.-G START vau. IAN wor k ia spare ;fn'
The time big money for v-"rs
zrs Failure HGAHnHa sm"ns y "
NEW and wonderful, Faflic,,. a loe
a. s.~ $50 Gs..rCl 20 Il. - '%AF'-
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14

50 balpc or en- bel. Sans: "Sar on
insen Sslter?" Grif; Soda. itg
bar to Salpisitre. Sans: ga. ia. 10
balpe Seirre mo 10 bore Oct iamrle
iom en- Sslter."
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
en- gal Peit.

s. q. Sobman / Spb.Gbicago bar
en- Seit, iom ionoipnligpis lioer al
8anoifrGf, % iom gap BAN lelp o9
10 BoIitibetiente nof at beitine.
Soften gift los paa en- @r9splPn,
% Gicren tom for at ia ben; men
oct Hap ban for. San bar glao oper
at fomme ira ben meb 2ipet peo al
iprinee bort til 8ierbet og flpoe oper.
Sele Rabolaget fom | 9epGgeIIe , %
Is YoIitibetiente iamleoe Jig. Gn
al Dem ienote fem aualer efter Gpret,
men trof life. Soften bolot Boliti og
SoIf / Iftipitet / TO elmer, og en-
Sfrpf faIbt pda WGneben, GA Den
brso iig igiennem @ieroet. Eaa ben
anoen SIDE al @ooen itoo en- Sfare
Gpinoer oe gSrn paa Sortouget.
Smlioer fom 9sitnant 8allaber til.
San bar p9ret Goipbop engang oo
furItaar at BRUCE 9asio. San fan-
aebe SeItene, og oen bIep fprt ino
lin Stolo. Ser blep Den unoerisgt
of 9prleae @if, iom erflereoe, at
oen lioer al Sporopbobia @ano-
ifref.) gieren piloe life tiaabe, al
man brGbte ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
Dyer porer fig itcrre.
gBernes Snbbpssere nbsjpr AZ FrO-
cent al Ganoets IolfemGnsoe.

@aibington, 9oe Sum-. Genius.
fontoret bar uoitebt en Bulletin, iom
piier 9anbets 9pers SSnobpggerantal
% bporaf oct iremganr, at Der er
10,602 inforporercSe gper MOB
1878 1890.
s 1900 err Der 3S gper meo oper
100000 SSnopmere / hner. Stem
Dorf, Chicago % philadelphia er
/ 1900 De ltprlie gper ligeiom /
1890; al @per mellem 100000 OF
100000 Snobpgeere er Der ire /
1900 moo Ell / 1890. 5 1900 er Der
ingen 9per, iom bar mellem 400.
900 og 100000 Snbbpeeere; / 1890
bar Der ire al biSie @per. Eaa Den
anoen Sihe err Der | 1900 fem gper
meb Ell geiolfning al 100000 til
100000, meoens Der / 1890 life bar
noaen gper me1em oisie Gal.
vi set belle MntaI gper peboes noe.
item Salpparten 4,31S, al minore END
500 Snobpggere; Der er 2,501 gper
mellem 500 % 1000. vi Staterne
itaar Suinois fsrit meb $50 9per
oerefter fommer Vennipluania meo
1913; Nem 9orf bar 1873. Ilalfe
bar ineen inforporcrebe gpfommii.
ner. Ge inforporereoe gper tGler
tiIiommen 35.S49,5t6 Snobpggere
MOB 26,079,S2S, iom boeoe / infor.
porere0e Sper / 1890.
De inforporereoe 9pers iamtli9e
geioIfning no9iii AZ Erocent al belle
2anoets SolfemGngbe, moo Al /
1890. 5 Staten New Dorf, ionr
itoar ierit / oenne Senicenoe, Dor II
Erocent al @efolfninoen / Sper,
MOB 50 1890. 5 ier ANDRE Stoter,
nemIig Wosiaduietts, Slinpis,
Nbobc SSlanb, EennipIponia, Colo.
rabo OF Connecticut, Dor iotreoiebeIc
al Solicit / @per. Oct mii1oite Antal
boenbe / @per bar Wisiisiippi, nern.
Zig Is Eroeent al belle Statens BE.
folfning.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
Staaliatte ham.
Zen Slnss Soft ipm Itbletsr brnser

Gn tioli9ere College Itblet, en-
9pngbeIsber. begpnote at mite lin
lloboloenheo. Sans grfaring meo
aoitforanbrine err intereSiant.
"Wteoens ieg bolot paa at epe mig
paa @nnen, be9pnote mine boglige
"Soas" at bIi Ell beip9rlig Spgape,
inotil leg bIep lat paa 8rope.Nuts
5000 - TO WooItioer ON 8agen.
Otter at bnue bruat Den / TO Tiger
ioIte iea mig. iom en- m Iano. Min
SorbsieIie bar perfect, Nerperre 70.
Iige. % ieg bar iulo al @nergi.
Seq speoe mig for Mills. % Salp.
miIs.9cbet (oer trGnaer iaa meeen
lloboloenbeb), % De LANCE oagIige
"SogS", iom isr bapoe pGret iaa be.
ipGrlige, ait MI meo Der itsrite Get.
beb. Sea nanot / begge Sob.
She @rope.Iuts 6ooo iatte mig
/ perfect Stano % itaaIiatte mig.
Sffe alene blep min SGgt iorsaet.
men Sanfen bIeo flar % pirfiom, iaa
lea firnbe flare mine Stu0ier paa
omtrent oen hnlpe Sio, ieg FOR
trGngte. 9tu briigcr npIten ollie llni.
periitetsmpno @rape-9tuts. for De
bar erfaret oens @Troi, men ieg tror
bog life. az nit %onesbpro oil bore
oocrHsbigt; oet TON maaife bi9lpe
eufelte Ill at iaa Hebe poa, booroun
&c beoite Heiultater fan opnaaeS,
Scr ioa penIig lite at oifentliggiere
nit Haun."
Ser err en- @runo til &irfniugen
al Grape shuts Soob paa het Neune-
ifeliae 2eseme % Siernen. SiSie
Slementer / @pebe % 9ps er uoifilt
mco ipeeielt Senipn iii oeres Gpne
til at gienopbpage Sierln % Nerue.
centrer. Yroouftet blir oerpaa om-
1pseeliat oa pibenifabeIiet prepare.
ret FOR at aisre oct LET iorbsieligt. Dc
niiite % mentnle Heinltater err lao
laatageliee efter 10 ire Tigers BRIG.
II Dc p9ffer liseirem SornnNrine.
Srape.H iIts fan iaaes | enbper ier.
itetlasies @roeerpblItit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14

iin-Soft os en- Dint fnnite Sorbbrr
og ierperes itrar.
GppeIiin-G Sage. - " Scot
Smsr rsrcs, til oct er ganffe blsbf.
ina bar man / aop Smffer / og r..
rer Oct til IIeoe. Wan mailer ITO
en- Hint @onb. og iiater iamrnen 21a
aop "Haitrp SIour" % 2 toppeoe
Sbeifeer gafing Bomber, MON mnn
figte bette 3 @onee. Mnn piifer 3
9gagebpiber aIoeIes itipe. Saa bar
man baIbbeIen af 8anoet % SaIpbe.
len al Melet op | Smsret, o. piifer
bette ianrmen babe bel o. l9ngc.
Saa bar man Geiten at 8onbet, He.
item at Melet og 8alobelen al 9Ga.
gebpioerne | og piifer bette 5 Winut.
ter. San bar man Heiten af 9gese.
bniberne | uoen at piife Dem, og meo
iaa lioen Smrsring iom mulig. 0ette
iteges | tire Gag og felgenoe
"Scine" imeres paa bnert Gag. Wan
blanoer aoot iammen ct balnt Buno
Confectionery Suear" Com fsrit
iigtes) os oct repne guile SfaI Of en-
IppeIiin. Seri rsrer man en- Spiie.
ife fogenoe @anb % 3 Spiieifeer
gppeliiniaft os imsrer bet paaaa9en,
iaainart oct er goot iammenblonoet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
Ropeorie Wericaner.
EMS Serra3as eier Sorbesobs, perb.
TAT til $100,OO0,O0O.

CHIHUAHUA, Merico, 8be Sirni.
Naar en- amerifanf anpitoIiitr eier
fait gien6om for 100000 er
ban bel fienot ! be Goreneoe Stater,
% bans Rapn fienbtes operalt | ben
cipiIiferebe 8erben, boor aniier trpf.
fes og lries. Saalebes forboIoer
bet iig life | Merico. Der err mango
rige Wpno | Merico, bpis Sormuer
operifrioer S50.OOO.00O, men iom
nRppe er fienot ubenfor fine Stater.
en- at oisie er DON 2iris Serra5as,
G%bibuabua, forbenperenoe Guperner
al benne Stat.
San eier | Staten CHIHUAHUA Sor.
begobs, iom inobefatter 1S,000,00
Icres, oe / andre 0ele at Nep,ibli.
fen eier ban 100000 acres. Baa
bisie Hander srGsier 100000 Stpf.
fer ap9g, 200, 1000 Saar % 100000
Seite belle Maret. San ienoer til
Marfebet mere END $4,000 Stpffer
&p9g bpert aar, og liseiaa mango
Saar. 9enne Ranh begpnoer peo
Gbibuabuas gpgr9noie og itrGffer
fig 10 Mil %norboper benimco 81
Baio. Sen er 100 Mil breb og ltref.
fer fig inb BEN rigeite Del al Sierra
Maore giergene. Oner 100000
Icres er bprfet % | ubmarfet Eli.
Itanb.
Serrosos faite gienbom er pprb-
lat til 100000 900 / merifanife
Ienge. Sornben oft fit Sorbegobs
er ban ben itsrIte aftieeier | ct 0uiin
Banter og andre itore S%orretninger.
Web belle i'm folosiale Sormile
ferer General Serra5as ct forbolos.
pis Deficient 9ip. $ fit SALADS |
chihuahua bor ban ct 4ontor og en-
pripat 9onf, boor tppe Sitnftione.
rer arbeiber meb bans Ifferer. San
refer iieloen; ban foretrPffer at
bragg til lit Sorbegoos iremior at
reiie omfring / 2anbet, % De Sore
neoe Stater bar ban bare beiegt TO
8ange.
Ssflig, tienitpiaig % iorbrings-
los er ben riee Wano blepen en- al De
melt afbolbte Mpnb / Wterico. Speri
gar giper ban Suiinoer at Salere
bort til De fattige, og oesuben UNDER
itstter ban &irfer og SfoIer. San
tror paa SpbraeeIie % 2Prbom, og
ale bans fem 9stre bar itioeret / De
Torenebe Stater. San bar arbeibet
mere for of bringe amerifanif 3api-
tal inb / SEEM Merico eng rogen on
ben Wonb, og llbpiflinaen al @ru.
observation-disclosures | oct norore Werico
ffplbes ~pGientlig BAN. Gen frum.
beiebe Bigger og ben rige Wano moo
tages lige bsflig / bans &ontor, o9
ban ienoer albrig bort en- Wano iiber
at bape bort BAN. San err mi nPiten
20 Iar gammeI og gipcr tibet at i'm
Sio til lin Sorretnins, iom ban oper-
laoer til fine ire Senner.
@ammel iom ban er, peoliaebolber
ban pirfiom aontrol oper belle i'm
Itore Gienoom og ier ian nsiagtig ef-
fer ale 9etolier JON en- 40 Iar CANT
mel Wanb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
Sartnen, &ufet, @apen.

Cutters Bebfommenoe bar ct l1aor
paa so, bite bog en- IpIing pao
100000 Cons. Megen Regn
Ssonnen fon forpoIbe itore Cab os
forrinee aplingen meget, men Den
iterite 6ore os Sfaoe paa oenne ap.
ling er Regnmongel, % @rGsiet life
fan bore, goot os fomme til f,ilot
6Ior uben rigeIig Sugtisbeo.
Gfterot Ieieriorift bar tagct ct
ioo ip9rt DIPPING oper belle Horooe.
item, er iom en- Selge beraf meget
itsrre &eripn til Ssanlingen blepet
aIbeles nsouenoie, oo bette Sober er
oct beoite for MeIfefisr. On emo
andre Sorter Sober fan bruees, er
oct BOG ofteit bare iom en- NsobiPlp.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14

FuHb' DIT IIg9er InolI het TIE SoiIt1teuO NdNo-
Sfrip eftsr 9amfetter oo aopt al greoe ira Ssttlere
90 3sissutrr. Grin til F. PEDLEY. Superinten-
dent of Immigration. Ottawa. Canada.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
For allie halte Heste

ser for 81. Spsrg Deres Apotheker efter KendAli's
SPAWN Cure. ligesaa den fri Bog IA Treatise on the
Horse, eller tilskriv
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
Oper 6apet / Saao.

@Iorceiter. Wois., 9be sSitni. Deb
Ell liben SIup, sobt laitet meb BRO.
pinnt oe Sano, begpnote aaptein
Sonaro 9lafburn ieftermiooag poa
lin LANCE SeiIaos oper ItIanterbapet
til 2isiabon, Sopeoitnoen / Gortueal.
Sette err life fsrite Gang, Den mo.
bige Ssmano iaalebes bar reiit oper
Saoet alene. Sor to aar iioen ieiIeoe
ban fra oenne Saun til 8Iouceiter,
England, paa Ell 81 SOB lang Clip,
ipm beb "@rft @eitern". S oct
iibite Iar bar ban forisat at faa no.
gen til at fapieile meo liz ooer Sa.
pet / en- % SOB lang 9aab; men
ban funbe life iinoe rogen, ipm piIoe
inhIaoc fig paa Den popelige Seilabs.
Zen gaab, iom &aptein glafburn
oenne Gang baaber at fiinne lanoe |
YortMaaI meb, beoer "8reat &epub.
lie. Gen err 81 SOB lang, foripnet
mcb TGf fim halppeis til asteren.
Den. sli Yropiant meotager ban Der.
meiiif neolaet 3jso % 8reniager,
iaIt SIeif. tsrret Silt os aiefs. 5
Snnoen ligger @anbbeboIoere. ION
inoebuIoer so @auoner. San oil
life fsIae Gampifibenes Suite men
Itpre oirefte til 2isiabcn, bpor ban
boaber al anfomme ON 45Sage. San
oil iope oite Timer ON Saaen, men
hcloe ifarpt llofis ON Iftenen %
Natten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-14
SO9Qapl

mere Ierusube eno noQet aubei Steb
pao &ontiuentet Get aoeon9 III at
ath9ube grooufterne I'll be boleite
Vrtier. Saoe prtfer forlanesS Tor
Evening star., 1901-12-28
BICYCLE SQUAD.

Mounted Officers to Prevent ScOrchinx
and Fast Driving in Capitol Grounds.
A bicycle squad has been added to the
Capitol police force by Captain ]. P. Meg
rev. AS yet the squad" consists of but
one officer. Others will be added to this
nucleus, however, If it is found that their
services are necessary. Captain Megrew
stated today that many complaints have
been made to him in reference to reckless
driving and bicycle riding over the road
ways in the Capitol parks, especially those
leading down the slopes Of Capitol HILL
Heretofore it has been Impossible for the
footmen Of the Capitol force to check this
evil.
Since the mounted officer went on duty,
several days ago, about ten wheelmen and
reckless drivers have been overhauled and
taken before Captain Megrew. So far the
captain has contendeA himself with read
ing the riot act 10 the offenders and dis
missing them with a warning. Unless the
practice of scor6hing% coasting and reck-
less driving through the parks is stopped
those arrested inthe future may be taken
to the Police Court and charged with vio-
iating. not the District ordinances but the
United States statutesf which apply partic-
ularly to the Capitol observations and i'm
pose rather sevene peRalties.
Another evil Captain Megrew has deter
mined to break up is'the rapid running OF
automobiles through the parks. The own
ter and can govern their machines, where
as It sometimes happens that bicycle rid
ers and the drivers Of horses are unable to
govern the speed of their vehicles. A list
Of names Of owners Of automobiles who
have violated the speed regulation in the
ture reference. Some Of the names are
those of prominent citizens.
Evening star., 1901-12-28
A FIFTr-DoLEAR BILL.
Conductor Clafk Only Gave Change
for One Dollar.


A charge of grand larceny was preferred
against Sidney R. Clark, conductor on
the Metropolitan street railway, who was
arrested in Baltimore about 1 o'clock this
morning and brought here several hours
later The prisoner is twenty-three years
old and lives at 306 N street southeast. 1t
is charged that 500 bill was given him by
Mrs. Capt. James G. Harbord of 1164 10th
street by mistake, and that he gave her
change for but 81. He admitted that such
was the case, and Monday he will be given
a nearing in thesPoliee Court. The trans
action occurred on l. car "Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Harborti got on south-bound
car at Connecticut ayenue and l. street and
got Off at 11th and + streets to do some
christmas shopping. When she rendered
the conductor note and asked for quar-
ters worth of tickets the conductor gave
her the tickets and s4.75 change. Feeling
satisfied that she had given 81 bill, Mrs.
Harbord told him he had made mistake
and returned him the four 81 bills. which
ne put IN his pocketbook, and the incident
apparently ended. 1t was only a few min
utes after Mrs. Harbord got off the car
that she discovered her mistake. When
she left home she had $50 and 81 bill in
her pocketbook. and when she found she
nad only the 81 bill left she knew, of
course. that she had given the larger one
to the conductor. She then reported the
aHalr to Mr.. Lee, superintendent of the
street railway company, and he arranged
Ior Mrs Harbord to see all the conduc-
tors Christmas afternoon she identified
i'al oiark as as the conductor to whom she had
gwen the $50 bill. The conductor found
II convenient to leave his car that night
without even asking for a settlement and
Yesterday he was traced to Baltimore. He
was taken to the sixth precinct station to
pc ee heid until Monday, unless bond is given
Evening star., 1901-12-28
ISSUING WARRANTS.
Mr.. johnson Proposes nm Amendment
to the Code.


to the Code.
Oliver p. johnson of 1928 32d street has
written to the District Commissioners sug-
gesting an amendment to the code OF laws
for the District of Columbia relative to the
duties OF the ten justices of the peace
authorized by the measure.
After the new code goes into operation" :"
says Mr.. johnson, 'the justices OF the
peace Hereunder have not vestige or
shadow of authority to issue a warrant for
the arrest of violators of the law. 1 ven-
ture the assertion that not a city in the
United States will be so impotent and
powerless to arrest criminals as the Dis
tr1ct viii be on and after January l. 1902
1, therefore, without further remark and
being fully apprised of such a state do
hereby ask that the inclosed amendment
be handed the committee on revision and
amendment Of the code at its first meet
ing"
The proposed amendment provides that
said justices of the peace shall be author
lied and required on complaint under oath
or actual view to issue warrants free of
charge returnable to the Police Court
against persons accused of crimes and Of
lenses committed in the District of Column
to be kept for that purpose"
The communication will be referred by
the Commissioners to the code committee.
Evening star., 1901-12-28
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Exercises in the West
Washington Churches

christmas Exercises in the West
"ashfnEtOn Churches.
Inc christmas Sunday school celebration
OF the West Street Presbyterian Church
was held last evening. and was we'll attend
ed An excellent program of music by the
school was rendered, including several
SOLOS. Mr.. Hunter and Miss Alexander were
In charge of the program, while Mr. May
field had charge of the decorations of the
hall, which were quite pretty.
A large crowd assembled last evening at
the Dumbarton Avenue N. E. Church, the
occasion being the celebration by the Sun
day school. An instructive and appropriate
program was rendered, closing with the ap-
pearance of Santa Claus and the distribu-
ton OF different gifts to the children
Similar services were held last evening in
the lecture room Of the Congress Street M
P. Church, the members of the Sunday
school and the grown folks turning out in
large numbers.
The Tenleytown branch of ST. Alban's
Church Sunday school also held it's cele-
bratfon last evening, bringing out a num-
Der OF children and adults to witness the
program arranged.
The Christmas entertainment of the Sun
day school of the West Washington NJ E.
Church South, on s.33d street, was held
Thursday. Mr.. Creed M Fulton presented
a purse to the pastor, Rev. F. L. Day,
which was made upsaby members Of the
congregation. He: alse, presented a beautt-
ful medal to MiSs Nellie Goldsmith, while
Mr. Niedfeit esented Miss Ellen Soper a
medal on behalf of :. the Sunday school.
PRESENTS of all Kinds were distributed to
the children after the conclusion of a mu-
sical and literary. program.
Made Happy.
The hearts Of all Of the employees of the
Oak Hill cemetery were made happy on
Christmas day. each man receiving a fat
V1rglnia-fed turkey, averaging in weight
from twelve to eighteen pounds. Twenty
six of the employees were recipients, the do
nation being made by1AIr James L. Norris,
the president of the, company, who person.
ally paid for the. gifts. This is the first
time IN the history Of the cemetery that
the employees We're so remembered. and
they are exceedingly grateful to Mr.. Norris
for his generosity. -
Was Surprised.
Sergt. George A. Hess, for thirty-fiye
years member Of the police force, and
who was recently retired, was pleasantly
surprised by the officers Of the GEORGETOWN
precinct. handsome pastel portrait of
the retired sergeant, encased in massive
gilt frame, was brought by the men and
placed on an easel in the sitting room of
the station. Sergt. Hess was called to the
place on some pretext, and when Lieut.
Swindeils made the presentation in a few
happy words the surprise was complete.
Some Notes.
The ladies of Division No. of the An
cient Order of Hibernians will be 'at home
Monday evening from to 10 o'clock to
their friends, invitations to the same hay
ing made their appearance.
DR.. Jefferson D. Bradfield and the other
officers Of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
of the District will pay the annual vista
tion to Covenant Lodge, No. 13, on Thurs
day evening, February u.
Evening star., 1901-12-28
Sent to the Farm.

Eliza Galloway. fifty years Of age, was
in the tolls at the Police Court this morn
ing on a charge of disorderly conduct Eliza
was in the court on a like charge on Christ
mas day, but was released on promising to
behave herself.
Eliza was very drunk last night and
singing, Show Me the Way to Go Home in
addition to begging from pedestrians" so
Officer Brady told Judge Kimball.
well. Eliza, thought you were going to
keep out of trouble?' his honor asked
Il was sick yesterday, but was not drunk
and" she continued the officer struck me
and blackened by eye."
Bai1if Kendig told the court that he had
seen Eliza some time before her arrest and
her eye was black at that time
Eliza was sent to the farm for a month
Evening star., 1901-12-28
ELECTION of Omcers.

At large and enthusiastic meeting of
State. War and Navy Council. No. 20l, Ma
tional Union. held in their rooms, Scottish
Rite Hall. last evening, the following off,
GERS were elected to serve for the coming
year: Charles T. Miller. ex-president; c. J.
Berner, president: William B. Green, Vice
president; DR.. OH. Coumbe. speaker;
Louis Winters. chaplain; A. r. Ringwalt,
usher: DR.. Chas. NJ. Bean, sergeant-at-
arms; ID. c. Morrison. deorkeeper; ]. d.
Torrey, secretary; Douglass Zeverly, finan-
cial secretary; Wm H. Doe, treasurer;
delegates to cabinet, ]. D. Biddis. c. T.
Miller and VIM. B. Green; delegate to Inn
mediate Relief Association, ]. d. Torrey
State, War and Navy Council has Just
passed through the most successful year in
point of new members, OF its existence, and
was one Of the prize winners.
Evening star., 1901-12-28
FOUND WANDERING.
Police Took Charge of Grace MCGEE
Last Might.

Grace MCGEE, fifty-f1ve years old, was
found wandering aimlessly about the
streets last night about o'clock. She was
found near 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue and the police took her to the house
of detention. This morning the case was
reported to Sanitary officer Frank, who re-
ferred the matter to the police surgeons in
order that they might pass upon her SAN
ity. The woman is native of Dublin, Ire
land, and was an army nurse. She has
been receiving a pension of So a month.
Her home is at 129 9th street northwest,
where she occupied a room with a private
family.
DIR. Mayfield examined the woman today
and reported that she is not insane. Sani-
tary officer Frank will have her cared for
until Monday, and in the meanwhile he
of the Woman's Relief Corps in her behalf.
Evening star., 1901-12-28
View OF q Paintinx

Cards have been issued. to the clergy and
the press chiefly. for private view next
Monday afternoon of large and beautiful
painting. being a new and original ideal of
Jesus in ''The Parable Of the Lilies" that
being the title of the picture This paint
ing has created furore among theologians
and thinking people, as doubtless it will
here. 1t is the. production of Ambrose
Macueil. NJ. A. (De Barra), a noted Scottish
artist, writer and traveller. who will accom-
pany the painting and will deliver an adj
dress on THE Personality OF Jesus"
Evening star., 1901-12-28
To Command the pb,,.d.,nb,..

Capt. w. w. Reisinger has been ordered
to the command of the cruiser Philadelphia,
cruising along the west coast of Central
America, succeeding Capt. w. W. Mead.
who has been ordered home and placed on
waiting orders. Capt, Reisinger will sail
from New York on the 7th proximo and
will join his ship at Panama.
Evening star., 1901-12-28

ance here. 1t is the largest meeting in
point OF number of delegates ever held by
the association. There are about $50 dele
gates at the national capital from all parts
OF the country. The organization is stead
lily increasing in strength.
The topics arranged for discussion show
wide scope and broad interest. The pro-
gram for the sessions of the association are
singularly rich in subjects of interest TO the
citizen at large, as well as the specialist
and this is doubtless what has given the
proceedings Of the association such wide
spread attention"
Evening star., 1901-12-28
THOUGHT OTHERWISE.
The Judge Did Not Agree With n
Prisoner About Facts.

The Judge Did Not Agree With n
Prisoner About Facts.
Matthew Crittington, colored, was sem
fenced by Judge Scott today, in the Police
Court, to 12O days in Jail in default Of a
fine Of $40, on two charges of larceny.
Crittington, who claims to be a minister,
rented room at the house of Mrs Bennett,
415 K street northwest, several days ago.
Later he disappeared, and at the same time
a pair of trousers belonging to Mrs. Ben
nett's son Walter was found to be missing.
as were pair Of shoes belonging to Lewis
Bryant, who lives at the house. Crittine-
ton was arrested yesterday by Policemen
La Dow and Cooper, and at the time he
wore the missing articles. He told Judge
Scott, in the Police Court this morning, that
he had had the shoes and trousers two
years, but the court thought otherwise.