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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-25

this week will be given over to the Seventh
Presbyterian Church for it's benefit, and
Saturday the Girls Industrial School VIII
take In the receipts. This Mr.. Bostock
promises 70 make the biggest benefit day:
".Chiquita,' the midget, will be a special
feature.
One of the operate events OF the present
season will be the single performance at
English's Opera House tonight of the snap
py comic opera Foxy CUTLER" composed
by Reginald De Koven and Harry h. smith.
The opera is said 10 be unusually bright
and %tuneful, and the company that in
terprets IL Is made up as 10 principals Oh
prominent entertainers such as Helen BERT
ram, Adolph link. Jerome Sykes, Grace
Cameron, w. G. Stewart, Louis CassaVaht
and Harry McDonough. a few good seats
are left for the engagement
Xxx
Arrangements are being made to present
a sacred concert at the Grand Opera House
Sunday night. April Z. One of the principal
features will be "The Holy City" sung by
Mile. Fultoni. dramatic soprano, and ac-
companied by one hundred tinted stereopti-
con views. Mile. Therese, said to be an
accomplished pianlste. VIII De heard.
lures showing the history of the United
States from the discovery of America by
Drummer Boy of Shiloh" now a man of
ffty-three, will be with the company.
4 x
Joseph Arthur stirring drama 1.-THE Still
Alarm would hav been produced long ago
but for the differences that existed between
MIR. Arthur and Harry Lacy, who is re-
garded by the theatergoing public as the
only actor who can properly interpret the
interesting character of Jack Manley. This
season, however, Messrs. Arthur and Lacy
came to a mutual understanding. and the
result was the instantaneous preparation
of a splendid new production of the fasci-
mating play, which will be shown at En-
glish's Opera House the last three nights
of this week, beginning Thursday and in
GLIDING a popular priced matinee Saturday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-25

twenty-eight new members were taken into
the Central Christian Church yesterday
morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-25

Would you trust 10 luck and not insure
your home against fire? OF course moi
Why trust 10 luck In regard to the title To
your real estate? Insure IL. too. INDIANA
TITLE GUARANTY AND LOAN COM
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-25
Oil
What n
Looks Like

Here is a picture that shows how
Omega Oil looks In the drug store.
The wrapper on the outside of the
bottle is always printed in green ink.
The trade mark is a leaf, as the pic
ture shows, with these words upon
it: omega Oil. It's Green" Down
near the bottom is the written sigma
ture of Higinio Espinosa, which is
a guarantee that the contents of the
bottle are genuine. Never under any
circumstances buy a liniment unless
this trade mark and name are on the
wrapper. Never patronize druggist
who tries to sell you something else
when you ask for Omega Oil. Be
ware of any other oil gotten up to
deceive you. Always trade at stores
where they give you what you ask
for. Omega Oil stops all pains in
the back, shoulders, arms, elbows,
wrists, legs, knees, ankles and feet.
1t is good for everything a liniment
ought to be good for. Rub it in
good and hard, and the pains will
go away quickly.
All druggists sell Omega ON. or can &c, e. for , VI %
any jobb-r Wthey want to. II your druggist refusest sell
yys1 81 Bposd~a~' New 'yeIip' viii \ mali Won 4 bottle. ore aid
for soc. in cash, nnoaey order or stamps. 30
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-25

Ali druggists sell Omega on. or can get Il for = N q
any jobb-r II THEY want TO. II your druggist refuses & sell
you this iiniment that stops pain, the Omega Chemica Co,
as7 Broadway. New York. will mail you a bottle, pre- aaid,
for Soc in cash, noaey order or stamps. 30
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

ch6ru tego tow. Dyrygentem jest
obecnie znany powszechnie p. r.
Hencel, professor muzyki i spiewu,
zasiugujacy ma poparcie ogoiu.
Za,oiadomienie.
Upraszam redakcje o zawiado-
mienie publicznosci przez fanny
.,Zgody', IL ME jestem obecnie dy-
rygentem choru L.. Paderewskie-
90. natomiast piastuje urzad dyry-
genta W tow. i'm. Chopina. Choir I
u. S. p. W tow. i'm. w. Zelenskie-
go i w tow. panien Wanda" ma
Town of Lake b. j. Zalewski,
dyrygent chor6w j orkiestry pol
skiej. 726 w. 18th str.
=" Fair ,,Dziennika Narodou."
Cd dnia 20 kwietnia do dnia 5go
maja +. b. W soboty, niedziele, xtor-
XII i czwartki odbywac sic bedzie W
dolnej hall Walsha (wchod cd ul.
Emma) fair ma rzecz ,,Dziennika
Narodowego". Fanty wspaniafe,
miedzy innemi fortepian ze siynnej
fabryki Kimballa, zupeinie nowy,
wartosci $50 dol. Billet tylko 80 ct.
Pc blizsze szczegoiy zwracac sic
nalezy do sekretarza komitetu, p.
M. Baranskiego, 120 W. Division
str.
Spodziewamy sic, re rezultat f.
nansowy fairu Dedzie znakomity.
komitet ~rozesiaf do towarzystw
odezwy z prosba o poparcie fairu.
= ZdUiddOmieRie.
Pan Bruno Neuman donosi swo-
i'm przyjaciolom i znajomym, il
przyszedfszy do zdrowia, PRAGUE W
dawnym micjscu I. j. W skladzie
ubran Benson d. Rixon Co.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
Gdy objai probostwo dekanat W

Czestochowie, przykiadem, stara-
miami, praca, wielka poboznoscia
swoja wypleniaf chwasty, ktore sic
tam zakradiy i RE MONA o MIN,
IL byl otwarta ksiegq, z kt6rej sic
mlodsze duchowienstwo uczyfo, ma
duchu krzepilo, a mocno zdemora-
hzowane miasto znacznie sic po-
prawifo.
Pomimo ~strasznej zswieruchy
snieznej dnia go stycznia zebrafo
sic ma pogrzeb kilkanascie tysiecy
narodu, wsrod kt6rego pojawili sic
take przedstawiciele tutejszej gmi-
ny zydowskiej; oni tez W imieniu
swych wyznawcow, przyniesli z
SODA diva whence zaiobne.
Mech przezacnej duszy s. p. ks.
Nowakowskiego swiatiosc wiekuis-
sta przyswieca ma wieki!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

PODw6JNA zIMA.

Ziemie mrozem skula zima,
Moskal = krjdanami,
Pusto. gfucho : sionca niema,
Martwa dial pred mani.
Dwie mas srogie jednoczesni 9
Zimy przytioczyiy,
Chcac pograzyc dusze we snie,
Wtracic do mogiiy.
Jednak W piersiach bic radosnie
SERGE sic ME leni,
. sfonecznej marry wiosnie,
Cieple / zieleni.
Marry, roi o tel dobie,
Gdy brzask spfonie nowy,
Swieza moe poczuje W sobie -
Spadna zen okowy...
Gdy dwoch wiosen jednoczesnie
Gear sic W krag rozgosci,
Gdy ma bloniach kwiecie wskrzes-
ME,
w sercach - piesn wolnosci...
Rosa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

~Redaktorsy beg watpienia musza bye
zalicxeni do os6b najbs rdxiej praca umy-
sfowa przecIsfonvch. Z.dne lime fajecie
ME wymsga tax wiele piracy. Umysfowe
~przepraco~a nie Jest jednym z ma gor.
szych ~wystepk6w tego niespokoinego
wieku, xsbiera tel ofiary BEG rachunku.
ks1dy jednakze powinien miec sis ma
o~stroznosci ! starac sic poprawit waruuki
swego kycia. N,tezenie systemu nerwo-
wego Jest tax wielkie, re podkopuje ono
zywotnosc ciafs / niszczy prIyjemnOsoi
zycia " sposob przerazsjacy.
N.jwieksi uczeni d~zisiejszych czasow
prsestrzegais mas pred tenn nienatural-
mem nstezeniem umysfo~ en- 1 zwracaja
uwsge ma fakt, Re pc kaz lem nate emu
umysiowem musi nastapic odpowi' dni do
CT su odpoczynek umy stowy ! f~i<yczny,
je1eli wfadza 1 sifa msta bye zach wan,
q zycie ma mice wartosc sw. go istni. MIA.
do. wiaEkiem kszdej osoby powinno bye
przedewsz, stk EN- starac sic | ,schowac
xdrowy l swiesy umysf I IdroWe ciafo.
tego molina tylko piiez q ray
nvwanie organizmu W dobrvm stanie.
Mona tego uokOnac PRIV bsrdzo mafym
wydatku l wys fku umysfu, Jazz to wiemy
z dos ~iadcxenia osob stego, a mianowiuie
prz-z NJ, Gle doorego lekartsws, kr6re
radzimy ~szystkim NY wat. Oczysci ono
krew | dods nov ej zywotnosci osfabione-
m oisfu, Z L, 9 umvsf 1ed<ie moyf ma
nowo pracowac z ~fasciws sobie sifs.
w Ora ri ira Gomozo, przygoto-anvm
PR z Ora Peter Fahruey " ChicagO, ILL.,,
<nal.zlismy lekars' wo, ktore jsko lekar-
stwo ma wzmoc iienie ner~ow j przywro-
c-nia zdrowi-, Jest n'erro~ nanem Le-
liars wo TO, kt"re W " rodzajn Jest
jedynem jak sc zdaje, poe amy naszym
czNteinikom wugole. Rzadko rie zdarza,
abysmy polecalr lekrrstwo Jake, lecz
Gomoro jet ns-zym najiepssym prz, ia
cielem, | dlatego polecsmy je W dowod
uznsnia ego nieoszacow anych usiug.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
Ma DZIEN PRZYSZkY.

Powstan! o Polsko W grobie lezaca!
Trqba Aniola ma niebie grzmiaca
Ozywia twoje ciafo kamienne,
Rozbudza twoje lica wp6isenne,
Otwiera oczy twoje promienne -
Powstan dziewico W kajdanach
spiqca,
Wstanl meczennico niebiosy snia-
l OTTO wchodzi powiewna swieta,
Szata pasowa wp6t przyslonieta,
w reku niosaca peta;
A W drugicj dloni sztandar VOL
nosci,
Ma kt6rej orzrt srebrnej biaiosci -
Do wszystkich ludlow dion wyciag-
Meta
| usmiech boskiej pieknosci.
Niechaj zakonnik wyjdzie z swej
cell.
Rybak zostawi niewod W topieii,
Rolnicy OTTO Z plugiem staneli;
Uderzmy sila z orezem W dloni,
Az sic Cd mieczow drcga rozpioni,
Il swiatlem idqcy po krwawej toni,
u promienmi W klingach, jak Ar
chanieli.
ldzmy ma wrOga - do broni!
Mech CLOS ten przejdzie W ubogie
chaty,
w swietne palace, zlote komnaty.
w injury klasztor6w, IN wiezien
kraty,
Niechaj ozywia, blaGa j wzywa.
Ogniem zapala. wstydem okrywa,
Niechaj ostatnia iskre dobywa.
Wolnosc niosaca schodzi ma swiaty
Ojczyzna swieta i zywa.
w burzliwa czas6w dzisiejszych
metnia,
Lica sic bladem placzem ME smet-
mia,
Serca W zwqtpieniu ME obojetnia,
Ma kazdem czole gwiazda rozbita,
Kazdy z zapaiem swa make vita
Krople krwi polskiej piorunnie
tetnia.
Dion predka "a giownie chwyta.
u n6g opadaja twarde iahcuchy,
W sztuki sic fanie miecz wroga
kruchy,
Lwim gfosem ryczQ powstafe du-
chy;
Nabiera zycia kraj o~puszczony,
u wierzchoikow katedr huczace
dZwony
Roznosza gfosy W dalekie strony,
Wojennej wrzawy ognia podmu-
chy -
Ia Polske swieta MECH gina irony.
Burza mlodziezy, ogien niebios6w,
Peino ogromnych czynow i giosow;
Ma zmiane swiata, ma Aniane To-
sow
Siychac zgrzyt mieczow, a W jasnej
dali
Zorza p~rzysziosci r6zq sic pail,
Brylantuja sic bramy niebiosow
l W sfoncu groby tych co powstali.
T. LenartoDicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
4 WARSZAWY.

~eS'ocho plSZa 90 war
szawskiego ,,Siowa" o s~wietobli-
wynn zywocie s. p. ks. Michala No
wakowskicgo miedzy innemi CO
nastepuje:
Jeszcze sic miasto nasze ME u
spokoifo W zalu po s~tracie czcigod-
nego pasterza l~icznej parafji i
zwierzchnika dekanatu, kt6ry W
dniu "a stycznia dokonai wielce
pracowitego, iscie ewangelicznego
zywota. Byl MIN S. p. ks. Michaf
Nowakowski, proboszcz tutejszej
parafji sw. Zygmunta, dziekan
pow. czestochowskiego, kanonik
honorowy, kandydat sw. Teologji.
KS. Nowakowski urodzif sic W
miasteczku Kleczewie ma Kuia-
wach, dnia 10 wrzesnia 1919 roku,
ukonczyi akademje duchowna W
Warszawie, a kapfanem zostai W T.
1874.
q natury czfowiek wielkiego ser
ca j ducha, bardzo przystepny ola
wszystkich, od najpierwszych chwil
piracy kapiahskiej wziaf sobie "a
zasade pracowac, lie mu sit stanie,
ola chwaiy Bozej dobra ludzko-
sci. a przedewszystkiem czynic mi
iosierdzie tam, gdzie tylko widziai
gieboki smutek, rozterke moralna j
nedze, bez wzgledu, czy proszacy 0
ratunek byf katolikiem Tub inno-
wierca.
Przytocze ponizej kilka rysow
w~ielkosci duszy czcigodnego ME-
~boszczyka, ktorego miaiem szcze-
scie poznac z blizka.
o honory, wyzsze stanowiska du-
chowne ME ubiegaf sic wcale, jak-
kolwiek byi powaznym kandyda-
tenn IA stolice biskupiq, zyl jak is
tiny zakonnik zawsze ubogo, gdyz
ostatni grosz, jaki kiedy posiadaf,
oddawal nedzarzom.
Zdarzylo sic, ze pewien biedny
parafjanin, sprzedai zydowi ostat-
mia krowine, by miai czem pogrzeb
swej zony oplacic. Gdy sic o TEN
dowiedziai S. p. dziekan, kazaf VII
karemu natychmiast odkupiG kro-
we oil lydia i ja oddac biedakowi.
Innym razem nedzsrz miejsco-
wy, parafjanin podupadly, okryty
lachmanami p~rzyszedl do 5. p. ME-
~boszczyka W pore zimowej po ja-
kowes wsparcie. Ksi9dz dziekan
zaklopotai sic wielce, gdyz ME mial
przy sobie ami grosza, lecz otwo-
rzywszy szafc, wyjal z niej co tylko
sprawionq nova sutanne j rzeki do
nedzarza:
MOI bracie, pieniedzy ME
mann, zeby Gle wesprzec, ale WEI
OTTO te SUZANNE - jest nova; kaz
sobie, a moe tez i zonie lub dice
ku przerobit jq ma odzienie, to sic
cho5 2 gruba odziejecie W to zim-
ma ia maui drugq, stara SUZANNE,
TO SIG be- novel obejde.
Kiedyindziej przyszedt zakry-
stjsn DO mieszksnia s. p. probosz-
CA, proszac, ably przybyl do ko-
scioia Ola spelnienia nagleiszej po-
slugi reIigijnej. Niestetyl zastai
ksiedza dziekana bez but6w ma no.
gach, DO wlasnie pred chwilq
p~rzyszedl do niego jakis biedak
bosy, a snieg lezal ma divorce, wiec
m~ilosierny ksplan oddal mu swoje
obuwie. Musiano sic zakrzatnac,
wystarac o inne buty, | dopiero
ksiqdz proboszcz m6gi p6jse do ko-
sciola.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
Warte swej kOrOuy.

Artykuf redascyiny z Kansas Stats
Anzeiser kansas State Advertiser).
Wichita, Kans. Korzystamy re spo.
sobnosci, ably wyra,ic noid ~zassuzons 20
dobrze uynsDia lekarst, u kt6re, die ri
swoim n ~zr6wnsnym wtssnosciom, zy-
sksfo slave sz.roko Pc s~iecie pray.
niosfo ulge | znp-fne uleczenis tysiscom
cierp'scv n o.6b.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21
Kronika m~iejscowa

tcA uiicoiSCLuy oA.oO. oudroudW-
com Bog zapiac.
. Wieczorek Wydz. OSWiafy.
A vice W przyszia niedziele cd
bedzie sic W .domu Zwiazkowym
zapowiadany juz cd kilku tygodni
wieczorek muzykalno-wokalny, W
ktorym przyjma udziaf najwybit-
n~iejsze nasze silly amatorskie ch6-
ry. w przeddzien wieczorku poda-
ne beda W ,,Dzienniku Narodo-
wynn" blizsze szczegoiy, niniejszem
zas prosimy szanowns publicznosc
polska o poparcie usifowan Wy
dziaiu Oswiaty. Poczatek o godz.
Bel wiecz. Wstep Is cent.
Polscy k~andydaci.
Az trzech kandydatow polskich
ma aldermanow miasta Chicago po-
stawiio stronnictwo republican
skie, a IN.
w 16-ej wardzie Original nomi-
nacje Dr...Adam Szwajkart.
w lei wardzie - adwokat, o.
becny alderman loci wardy, p.
Jan Smulski.
w 29-ej wardzie (Town of Lake,
znany kontraktor i budowniczy p.
K. Zi6fkowski.
Byioby bardzo do zyczenia, ably
wszyscy CT trzej rodacy nasi dostali
sic do rady ~mieJskiei jestesmy bo-
wien pewni, re .wywiqzaliby sic
uczciwie z powierzonych sobie obo-
wiazkow.
To tez ME wahamy sic zalecic
rodakom naszym, ably popierali
swoich. Przy wyborach miejskich
ME chodzi o przekonania politycz-
ne, a o to-, by miasto posiadalo
przedstawicieli, ktorzyby dbali o
interesy miejskie, a ME o nalado-
warie kieszeni groszem publicz-
nym.
Ma biblioteke. v
Dyrektorzy biblioteki u. n. p,
pragnQc pozyskac fundusz na kup-
no nowych ksiazek ola bib,ioteki,
postanowili urzadzic W hall sw.
Trolley, dnia 2l-go kwietnia b. T.
przedstawienie teatralne. Odegra-
ny bedzie sliczny dramat hr. L..
Starzenskiego ,,Gwiazda Syberji".
w przedstawieniu przyjmie udziaf
wyborowy komplet amatorek i a.
mator6w naszych i ME ulega wat
pliwosci, re pubiicznosc poprze Gel
szlachetny.
Prey tel sposobnosci komitet u
prasza t~owarzystwa polskie W dziel-
nicy MISUNDERSTANDING, ably W
dniu powyzszym zabaw ME UREA
dzafy.
Fila biJliOteki ~miejskiej.
w lokalu ,,Dziennika Narodowe-
go" SO w. Division ul., otwarta 20
stala fila biblioteki publicznej
miasta Chicago. Fila bedzie o.
twarta codziennie cd s rano do 9
wieczor. :Biblioteka miejska ma
obecnie tax iadny dob6r ksiazek,
jakich ME dostanie nigdzie indziej.
Kazdy tez iaknacy sprawy ducho-
wei, powinien sic zgfosic pc ksiaz-
XII.
Pieciolecie toparzystUa.
Tow. spiewu i'm. Ig. j. Paderew-
skiego urzadza pierwszorzedny
koncert W rocznice piecioletniego
istnieDia swego, ktory sic odbedzie
W niedziele, dnia 12go maja b. r. W
hall Walsha, rog Noble i Emma
ulic. Bilety W Genie so i So ct. ma
bye mona u oh. Szymahskiego,
$50 Milwaukee ave., W skladzie ma
SYN do szycia.
Obch6d Majo1oy.
Staraniem grup zwiazkowych ma
pofnocno-zachodniej stronie MAS
tie, z~ostanie urzadzony .obchod W
niedziele, 5 maja, W hall sw. Trolley.
Komitet, wybrany z Iona delegatow
obchodowych, wziqi sic do piracy e.
nergicznie i stara sic wszelkiemi
sifami, ably ten pierwszy obchod
majowy W Xxx stuleciu wypadi jak
najwspanialej, azeby TEN wiecej
zachecic publicznosc do brania u
dziaiu " obchodach patriotYcznYch
The evening times., 1901-11-27
THE ANTI-CANTEEN LAW.
70 Right TO BE Made to Repeal tRse
Measure This winter

TO Fight 10 BE Made to Repeal the
Measure This winter
The army has given up the fight to re
establish the beer selling feature Of the
canteen at least for another year. No
attempt VIII be made during the coming
session CT Congress to repeal the anti
canteen law passed last year.
Tne temperance people, whose efforts
resulted IN the enactment Of this legisla-
tioa had prepared to wage the battle all
over again They had sent special inves-
tIgators to Cuba. the Philippines. and the
various army posts throughout the coun-
try, and were armed with all sorts Of re-
ports and statistics with which to com
bat those they expected to be presented
By the high officials of the army For
this reason the statement made by Sec
retary Of War Root in his annual report.
that he VIII be satisfied to continue the
trial Of the anti-canteen law for another
year, came as a distinct surprise
It is known that personally he does not
favor the law, nor does Adjutant General
Corbin. In recommending the further
trial Of the law, the Secretary is carry
ing out the suggestion recently advanced
by Lieutenant General Miles. During the
coming year a more thorough observation
Of its operations will be made. Then
when the next session Of Congress con-
venes, if the Secretary shall be con-
vineed that the law is not TO the best
interests Of the army, he viii attempt to
secure relief from the House and Senate.
Members of the House Committee on NH
itary Affairs say quite positively that, in
view Of the seeretary's recommendation,
nothing viii be done during this session
of Congress-
The evening times., 1901-11-27
FOR INSURANCE SUPERINTENDENT
District commissioners appoint tt
E. Drake, Of Chic.

At the instance of Commissioner Mac
farland, the Board of District Commits
sioners. this morning formally appointed
Thomas E. Drake to be Superintendent Of
Insurance for the District of Columbia,
the appointment to take effect January l,
1902. Commissioner MacfarIaud this
morning received Mr.. brakes acceptance
Of the offer Of the position rendered him
a few days ago.
Mr.. Drake is at present deputy super
intendent OF insurance for the State Of
Ohio, and the Commissioners feel that
they are to be congra tulated upon secur-
ing the services Of man for the position
with the qualifications which Mr. Drake
is said 20 possess The board was unani-
nous IN rendering Mr. Drake the offer
Of the position. action being taken q
The matter before Commissioner Ross left
the city on his trip to Illinois.
The establishment of a department OF
insurance in the District is provided for
in the new code OF laws enacted by Con
gress at the last session. In brief, II is
stipulated that the act shall go into sf-
feet January 1, next, and that the su-
Perintendent shall have charge of all
matters pertaining to insurance. he is
provided with a clerk, the salaries being
$500 a year for the superintendent and
$1,000 year for the clerk.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
THE CAPITOL GETS
IT'S ANNUAL BATH
BUILDING WASHED AND SECURED.
Historic Structure Cleaned From
Towering Dome to Base-Spar-
rows Driven From Home by
Streams Of Water

With hundreds of feet of fire hose.
serubbing brushes, securing soap. and
thousands Of gallons Of Potomac water.
a force of men this morning began the
task Of giving the Capitol its annual bath.
The great granite walls Of the historic
building from the statue on the towering
dome to the broad steps approaching the
entrance are to BE- washed. Txo
days viii be required 10 perform the
abLution- Then i. viii sparkle and glisten
IN the morning sun and shine ike the Wit
OF the statesmen whose eloauence re
sounds through its corridors.
work for the Ffremen.
The water used in the Capitol scrub
biRg is supplied under high pressure
from Fire Department engine. furnished
for the purpose by Assistant Chief Belt.
and in charge Of Assistant Foreman VII
liam Colt, Of engine company No. 3, and
Engineer George Bohlaher Eight other
hre-laddies, clad IN long rubber boots ard
waterproof coats, are handling the lines
O. hose, and with great splucter and
splash the water is thrown into all The
hooks and corners OF the exterior of the
building.
Il is a sorry day for the tiny feathe~v
creatures who have iaborfo-sIy buiIded
their homes beneath the caves. and in the
secluded hiding places Of the pcrticoes
and window casiIgs. where they found
shelter from rain and storm This morn
ing deluge struck them and carried
away their carefGlly constructed but fraii
nabitatIons- The3e was CONSERVATION
among them, as they chattered together
and flew about, angrily chirping.
soap ana Brushes Used
Only here and there in spots where
there are stains and accumuIations Of dirt
IS 1t necessary to make use Of their scorr-
ing soap and brushes The force of the
water under pressure from the engine re-
moves the ordinary foreign mater from
the walls, and great care had to be exer-
cised not TO have the streams strike anv
OF the windows. About 700 feet Of bosa 5s
being employed and the waste water flows
away into the sewer. The work began at
$50 this morning and this afternoon the
House side Of the Capitol viii have had its
hath. and tomorrow the Senate wing viii
be cleaned.
When Colonel Bright was Serreant-zt-
Arms the work on the Senate side vas al
ways done by Senate employees. and they
had no liking for the disagreeabIe under
taking This is the first time that fba
members of the Fire Department have
been called upon to perform the work.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
VIOLATING PENSION Laws.
One Conviction. and Three Arrest,
Made in Il Week.

a
Made in Il Week.
Officials OF the Pension Bureau today
announced the arrest and conviction of
one man and the arrest of three others.
for violation Of the pension laws Peter
Riley was convicted in the United States
Court, at Norfolk, Va, ~on the charge
Of having fled false and fraudulent
claims for pensions based upon alleged
services in Company a, Tenth New York
Infantry.
John s Tyler. of onancock, Va. was
arrested on a charge of having violated
section of the act June q, 1880, in col
lecting Illegal fees in the claims of Mary
Custis and Leah Drummond. George How
ard, of Halstead Point, Va, was arrested
on the charge OF having committed per
jury in the claim of Thomas ". Allen
as guardian of the alleged minors of vii
liam Allen Thomas ". Allen, of York
county, Va, was arrested On the charge
Of making a false claim as guardian of
the minors of William Allen.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
THE IsTHMIAN CANAL.
". Hutin Advocates the Selection
of Panama Route.

N. Hutin, President of the Panama Ca
nal Company. called on Secretary Hay to-
day to sGy good-by prior to departing for
Paris Later il the day he fled with
President Roosevelt a statement intended
as an answer to the report OF the 18th
mian Canal Commission recommending
the selection of the Niearsguan route for
the proposed inter-Ocesnic canal
NJ Hu5in maintains that the Panama
route IS the more feasible. This paper
vii be transmitted to Congress with the
report Of tie Canal Commission.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
NAVAL ACADEMY BIDS.
Proposals for the Erection of New
Buildings opened.

Bids for carrying out the comprehensive
scheme to rebuild the Naval Academy at
Annapolis were opened at the Navy De-
partment today. For this work, which
eontempIates The erection of number of
handsome buildings, Congress appropri-
ated s., SEQ, ,00e -Four firms made pro-
Pcsals TO undertake the entire contract
and a number Of other firms submitted
bids for specific parts CT the work
Only one of TIE four general bidders
offered to do the work within the limits
of the appropriation. This was E. ".
Thomas, of Baltimore, whose price was
81. .44S. GEO.
The other general bidders and their
bids were: John Pierce. of Baltimore,
81, ,764, 500; c. \. Fuller Company Of New
York, $2.73s, ,732, and Doyle & Doake, Of
Philadelphia. s.. .62q. eco.