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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-14
DARKNESS IN HAGERsTowN.
Citizens ON the Outskirts Compelled
to carry Lanterns.

Citizens ON the Outskirts Compelled
to Carry Lanterns.
HAGERSTOWN, Nd. Jan. Fingers
towns streets were not lighted last gh-
or Saturday night by the electric light
company, and the town continues in dark
ness. Il IS stated no further negotiations
viii take place between the city and the
company in regard to contract to light
the streets. The city IS constructing its
own municipal plant.
The mayor, Mr.. Schindel. is considering
the adFisibility OF putting on extra po.
lice in view of the darkened condition
Of the city Each policeman viii be fur
nished with lantern. The streets are
not so very dark until after II O'Clock
p. n. at which time nearly all the com
merciaI arc lamps, paid for by private
consumers, are cut of
Many persons living On the outskirts of
the city carry lanterns coming into town
and going out II was an odd sight zld
the parties carrying the lanterns We're the
targets OF the punsterg. There was q no
table absence OF ladies on the streets
after nightfalL Many ladies who were
accustomed 10 do their shopping st night
BOW do il IN the daytime.
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MS WIFE ssYEn HIM.

MY vife's good advice saved my life writes
F " Ross, OF Winfield. Tenn for I had such a
had cough l could hardly breathe ! steadily grew
worse under doctor's treatment. but ms wife
urged me To use Dr Kings Eew Discovery FOR
Consumption which completely cured me-
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis, La Grippe Pneumonia.
Asthma, Hay Fever, and all Eaaladies OF chest,
threat, and lungs are positively cured By this
marvellous medicine Fifty cents and 81 Every
bottle guaranteed Trial bottles free at Henry
Evans drug store 922 Street northwest
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on AMERICAN HUMoR.
Leon +. Yinccnt's Lecture for the
Benefit of II Hospital

BeneGt OF Hospital
Leon H Vincent IsctGred this morning
before a large and representative audi
enee which completely flied the sPacior.
banquet hall Of the Shoreaam- The SUB
iect Of the lecture was. American Hu-
mUr; Artemus Ward 10 Mark Twain. and
il was given for the bepefit Of the Found
ling Hospital Hon. Simon Wolf introduced
The speaker Mr. Vincent said
English critics say there Is 10 Ameri-
can literature, they say it is a feeble kind
OF growth, l. has no principle and yet
some American works like ArEemus
Wards are nowhere published low bur ia
England The English enjoy American hu-
Nor, not because It IS American, but they
say its really good To American hu-
morIst is courageous The Characteristic
OF American humOT is OF the prairie. il is
not Of the draRins-roOm- Il has no lin
its. it stops at nothing. The immense size
and conception Of funny situations by the
American humorist Is another Characters
tic"
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: Henr- GnIe ID Lnnan-

YOKOHAMA. Jan. 14-There was q very
heavy sale on she west coast of Japan
last Thursday -Four hundred fishermen
are missing. and it is believed that they
have De-ished
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FORTUNE FROM A DYING MAN.
DeaIhEed Request of Frederick ".
BipDeF, of Chicago

BlDDef, OF IhtcnEO-
CHICAGO. Jan 1+.-Frederick y. Bip-
per, when dying, handed TO his old-time
friend, Col " S. Eden. proprietor Of the
Great Northern Hotel. $5e,0J0, iHstructing
him TO give the money to Miss Carrie
DikemaE as a reward for fifteen years Of
faithful services in the BippeF family
This was done. Bipper left S4Q3, 600 by VIII
20 his two daughters.
1t has been learned since BiFper died
that Miss DjkeInaa, who was the niece Of
Mrs. Bipper, who died fifteen years ago.
was 10 have married BiTpeT and was on
her way 10 his bedside for that purpose
when he passed aWay
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DIED.

AYINlER-Gn Monday. january 4, 1901. 1t
1870 d m. MARGARET MURRAY AYlAlER, in
the scyentieth wear OF hcT age
Funeral from her late residence, 1875 g ST. 4u,-,
on "Wednesday january DO. At . p III Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
WALSH-Departesi this life an sunday. Jlutl-
airy y. 1901 at 10 O'Clock - m JOHN T.
WALSH, beloved sou OF T}mcIl.y and Mary N4Ish
Notice of funeral hereafter It
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY Of the District Of Co
lumbia, Washington, January >, 1901--Ths
annual meeting OF the Mutual Fire Iusur-
ance Company of the District OF Columbia
VIII be held on the THIRD MONDAY IN
January, 1901, thu 21st instant, at the Of
Ice Of the company. No. 902 Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest, commencing at 9
O'Clock q N
By the charter of the company the cleo
ton OF seven managers to conduct the af-
fairs OF the company is required TO be
held at the above meeting
By the sixth article Of the bylaws Of
the company it is provided: AT the an
nUal meeting Of the company the first
business in order shall be the appointment
OF chairman, w4aO shall conduct the
meeting and election in accordance with
the act OF Incorporation. between the
hours OF O'CLOCK a. N. and 5 p m.
Amount Of premium notes.. s.. So. T49 50
Amount CT cash on hand. 3.2i7 5S
StCiitl-S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z4SYz5S IS
EAe<i- estate .tUg VI
Office furniture and fixtures 500 %
Losses b. ire. adjusted and
Ei-I 10. 800 Il
The annual statement VIII be ready Tor
distribution at the Office Of the company
about January II
By order Of the Board OF Managers
L PIERCE BJTELE8. Secretary
js5toI7.em
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Hoods Pills a asso mp Isl.

ter results than any other earhartic. Easy TO
take. easy to operate. All druggists. % cents.
or by mail Of c. [. Hood & Co, Lowell. Mass.
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~; BY UNDIVIDED INTERESTS ~
Real Estate ard Perfect TI-ies-
Parties WAC tailed C pay 1898 taxes. a.
TT21-e property S3s scid. san protect them
from maturing To q G-ed 4 ~ less n prDa-
erty by calling a. the ofRce Of WASHING
TON LAN x CLAIMS co. 2oe-a :. -
louisiana -,ye1us ro-tAgoSt. city
TcIS-s-.eQ
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-14

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sian
dard Ruttc-ine Company VIII be held .
the Offices Of &essTs- Cu-Iey & Johnscn.
No is25 + Street northwest. ciry. en-
Tuesday JanEa-y j.. 1861 al ! o'clock n.
n Polls WI e open Until $50 o'clo <
Z. IA Tor the election cs seven directors.
RICHARD \. JOHNSON.
ja4-t2tem Chsirman.
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Give TIeurichs beers careful consideration AMI
YOU will learn the benefits derived from pure
and Wholesome beverage hreUcd OF the best malt
and hops Phone Ga. Arlington Bottling Co.
for case Of Aae-zen. Senate. Lager, and yUI
viii ALWAYS drink them.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ANloNE vino can speak can develop perfect
voIee, ish- reading. acting, orStorv, also
string Instruments taught; 10 cents lesson IN
cas- 10 l1th s. NV jaI2-St en-
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KIDNEY
TROUBLE

Eer's Swamp Root. The great kidney rezredy
A druggists II EitF-ceat and dollar sizes SaTE
PIE bottle By mail fEec; also paulIer telling yoI
how 70 End out # you hare kidney trouble
Address Dr- kilneT & Co.. BiREsaantOa. \. Y.
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NoTECE-TEE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders Of the Cumberland
Valley Ceasent Company viii be held at
It's Office, IN The Ralston Building NJ ca
: Street northwest Washington. D. c cn
TUESDAY. JANUARY, l., 1871. u :
o'cIoeS p m s DANA LINCOLN Pres
dent j89-5E
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sure TO REACH THE POLE
Scientist Expects the Arctic Prob-
len to Be Solved.

Prof. HeiTprin SaaEaiHe That the
LonE-FouEht-Eor achievement Of
Within the Sext Twcn73--fi,c : ears
The sum OF Inflammation Uncertain.
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ja13-22t.am


HEADQUARTERS PUBLIC COMFORT.
Rooms 5eS and see. Fifth floor. the
Evening star Building-AIl parties
wishing to furnish accommodations to
visitors during the inaugural are re-
quested TO cali at headquarters OF send
description OF quarters, stating number
of persons that can be supplied with
rooms, with and without meals, etc, also
list Of prices per day
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

There viii be a meeting of the stock
holders Of The PURITY ICE COMPANY
At the Office Of the company. Room 50.
Hutchins Building, corner Tenth and D
Streets northwest, on MONDAY, THE 4TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1901, AT Ii
O'CLOCK A N. for the purpose Of aa-
thoriztnS TIA increase or tia present cap
ital stock OF hfty thousand $50, 0O0) dollars
to one hundred and fifty thousand (I5s, esA
dollars JOHN z. McGAT,
LEE HUTCHINS,
y. J. DANTE,
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e deceptive dissase-
thousands have it and doH'E
krcE It II you want quick
TeSul1s you can make no
mistake ~ using Dr.. Hi
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Public Comfort Committee.
dos 1-7oau
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r + FIckery, of 11I9 X Street north
west recently wrote TO the Conmi sSion-
ers making enquiries whether the build
ing regulations relating 10 the division OF
fences an the District are applicable to
the county He informs the Commission
ers that he IS about 10 take possession OF
land N The District outside of the city
limits. and that the fences which sepa
rate the property in question from that
Of the owners adjoining are in bad con
ditiCn. and that he desires to have them
repaired if possible. He desires to know
whether Le can under the regulations
take steps 10 compel the adjoining own
ers to Join him in doing the same
The Inspector of Buildings in report
ing upon the matter states 10 the Com
missioners that he has ruled that sec
lions 165 and l6I Of the building reguIa-
tions. governing the erection of party
fences, are applicable 10 the county
where the land has been subdiyided into
building lots. and the usual type of fence
forming a solid division is erected. The
open fences which. the inspector saws.
custom has adopted for enclosing agricuI-
turai grounds. being a matter Of the Sc
lection of the parties interested he is of
the opinion, are not of the character the
sections above referred to are intended
to cover.
The Inspector informs the Commission
ers that the sections referred to by the
writer would not in the event of either
party refusing to pay their portion of the
expense OF the fence, avoid litigation.
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The Commissioners have informed Rich
ard w Henderson that they cannot refund
to INN the fee paid for 4 permit 10 build
which he did not use. They inform him
that the money has been covered into the
United States Trasury, and that it cannot
be paid OuI except upon regular or special
by Congress.
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pad $500. 10 500 7
me annual statement VIII be ready Tor
distribution at the Office Of the company
about far9.9arg II
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SEperiDt endent- Of Police, The Commission
ers have appointed Vernon y. futile and
John Con substitute street car crossing
policemen. vice Curd and Nichols. trans
ferred permanently for duty AT the corner
Of Thlrty-second Street and Dumbart0n
Avenue
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Jnce furniture and fixtures
Losses BY ire. adjusted and
Evening star., 1901-03-05
CITY AND DISTRICT.
THREE PERSONS INJURED.
Plank Falls From Top of New willard
Hotel.

Three persons We're injured by being
struck by a plank which fell from the top
of the new Willard Hotel building yester-
day. Those injured are Ruth Scott. colored,
seventeen years old, living at SOB Sumner
street: Sarah Turner. colored, fifteen years
old. living at 1904 9th street northwest. ard
Reuben Mansfield. colored. sixty-six years
old. living In Orange county, Virginia
Neither was seriously injured. Ruth Scott
sustained a painful scalp wound. Sarah
Turner was found to be suffering from
cerebral conclusion and Reuben Mansfield
received a scalp wound. The first named
was conveyed to Emergency Hospital IN a
police ambulance. and after treatment was
removed TO a ward The other persons
named walked to the hospital and after
treatment were discharged.
The piece of plank an inch thick and four
feet long, was dislodged, It Is said, by wind
from scaffold on the tower of the building
and fell to the pavement of Pennsylvania
avenue. As II was descending cry of warn
ing went up and many persons fed. Con-
siderable excitement followed the accident.
Evening star., 1901-03-05

Messrs. Wilton j. Lambert and ID. w.
Baker appeared before the District Com
missioners today on behalf of Mrs. Ben
nett, who desires to construct an apart
ment house at 1914 Massachusetts avenue.
1t is desired to make the house higher
than at first contemplated, and the use of
a party wall was also desired. This wall,
however. is not of the width contempla ted
by the building regulations, and the in
spector of buildings therefore refused TO
grant the permit. 1t is contended by Mrs.
Benefits attorneys that the desired de-
parture from the regulations would not be
dangerous and that the section would be
benefited by the proposed increased height
of the building The Commissioners took
the matter under advisement.
Evening star., 1901-03-05
APOPLExY CAUSES DEATH.
Frederick Scheede, IA Union Veteran,
PASSES Away.

Frederick SChecde, watChman In the
War Department, died at the Emergency
Hospital about q o'clock last night from
the effects of a stroke of apoplexy. The
deceased was a prominent member Of Tin
coin Post. O.. a. II. lie was taken sick
shortly after going on duty In the depart
ment at o'clock. Soon after be was
stricken he became unconscious. and
friends had him removed to the hospital,
whore he died about the hour stated
Mr.. Schccdc had been employed In the
War Department number OF years. He
lived at iOB East Capitol street. Mrs
SChccdc was notified of his death, aud the
arrangements for the funeral are In charge
of the comrades of the deceased. who are
members ut Lincoln Post.
Coroner hewitt was notified Of tho case
and he decided that an inquest would he
unnecessary.
Evening star., 1901-03-05

buHahttui Hide tipa tor inaugural visitors.
Sia the magnificent ustae. steamers Now
puri News and Norfolk uf tho Nuffuik
ana Washington Steamboat co, daiiy st q NJ
A. u,. from company " Nhaff, toot ei tih 81
fnr HbId t'uiHl Comfort NsNpuft News
kurfulh aud Virginia iluaeh. i.afHs. rnm
fUftshia HiairfuHnis sith steam heat aH4l
eIfrtFlH uHhlH nlaina ths hsat the mat
tsfs uf WHshinHtHn ani NHffulh snnfh A
afHaial T4fr ~ 81 ~ Soc sac ifttHi tiip Uiil
bs in HHffi Asffh 3 a end = sanA ~ o.
tufH aHh "a use dHfa. tuf sistHfissm fessf
fsilsl4s teiFphuHs 10 So srh aals lstas la
AHfffflafn. ut
Evening star., 1901-03-05
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Leave Washington. New Jersey ave. and o 81

BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.
Leave Warrington. New Jersey ave. and O 81
Chicago and northwest. 'l0:50 An. and sos
Cincinnati. St. Louis and indianapolis. 'Io,os
am. .3:46 m, 'I:l0 night.
Pittsburg and Cleveland. 'iO:oO am. $50 p.0.
Columbus and Wheeling. .s:os pm.
Winchester ts:ss am. ta:As and $3.50 p.n
znn:polis. % f7!io. $3.50. ts:ss an. tia:ls. n:A
Frederiek. 1895 is:oo tlo:So am. N:ls. tS.aa.
:sS e., t,GoS :S;,,: i :as n ts;ss pm
tis:So. I:!S. $500. t.:so. $500. iS:ao. '7:OS.
Wasbinston On Junction and wsy points. ts:ss.
800 ;m .m nis tt;so' t tao @ pm p.!oo eao IN.
iaiS Iiio, 1900. n :oo si:ao. i:aS sos. 1910
1880. 1870. $3.50. $500, $1,000, xii;3o. li:sS
pm. Ssndays I2:9e; r1;os, ,I;io $40 10 100
ROYAL BLUE LINE
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
,ss Diner Sf% f'Fa iss n
1900 tDiner). tio:oo DINER am. 'i2;io ,pinsrl.
.ilo pinerl. 1900 Royal iimited'' 'pine,os
pm Sleeping Car open at 1000 ocioctJ.
Pnrlor Cars on all day trains.
Atlantic city tl0;oo an. ti2:io noon. and
xltIpress trains
Baggage called for aud checked from hotels ana
ticket Offices. Oi0 Pennsyivani avenue northwest,
New York avenue and Fifteenth street and at de-
pot. Telephone ticket offices for u. ana d. Elsc-
tric Automobile Cabs
y. d. UNDERWOOD. u. n. MARTIN,
and Gsa. Manager. so2s
Evening star., 1901-03-05

During the twentyfour hours ended at s
o'clock this morning the police made I'D
arrests, many of whom were held until
they got sober, when they We're released;
Others were released on collateral, and
eighty-six of them were tried in the TWO
branches of the Police Court this morning.
The largest number Of arrests were made
by the officers of the first precinct, where
sixty-one persons were unfortunate enough
to get into trouble. The sixth precinct was
second on the list, with thirty-nlne arrests.
The smallest number locked up In any pre-
cinct was at the ninth. In Northeast WASH
ington. where only nine arrests were made.
Evening star., 1901-03-05
THE SUNDAY LAWS.
Several Hotel Keepers Charged Wlsa
XiOlatiOna.

The Sunday laws respecting saloons and
barber shops were generally unobserved
day before yesterday, and number OF
prosecutions will follow. No action has yet
been taken with reference to the barber
shops, but five warrants for saloonkeepers
were issued from the Police Court this
morning, and others will be issued later
in the week. Those issued this morning are
against Lehman LIE Cuyer, Columbia Ho-
tel; Thomas R. Marshall. the Losekam;
Samuel Gassenheimer, Hotel Lawrence;
John De Alley and George ]. Bessler. Vio-
lations of the Sunday law are charged
against them.
1t Is understood that members of the
Antf-Saloon League were on the lookout
for viola tors of the law by saloonkeepers,
and they will cooperate with the police in
bringing the violators to trial.
Evening star., 1901-03-05
Fined and Imprisoned.

Richard Mathews was this afternoon con-
victed in the Police Court before Judge
Kimball Of engaging In disorderly conduct
at the corner Of Sth and streets south
east last evening and was fined $50. with
sixty days in default. lie also sent
down for nine months for assaultlng Spe-
Cial Officers MizLoula and Miller. For en-
gaging In the same disturbance George
Barnes was fined $50 John Butler and
william Brooks SO. and William Camp
bell So
Evening star., 1901-03-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

station corner OF Ut ana Is streets.
1:45 AN. week days, PIrrSBURG EXrREss.-
,dsG rs5l0, snd RSHs G rsIf E psS1s
Harrisburg io Chicago, Cincinnati. Indianapolis.
81: Louis. Cleveland aud Toledo. Buffet Parios
1850 AN FAST LSE;-Pullman Burs. PsrIo.
$50 s;S PM. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
ington 10 Toledo, and Sleeping and Dining Cars
I Harr,sbarg to IndanagSlis & St Louis Loa;'viii'
7:45 PM. WESTERN EXPREss-Pulman Sleep
tns-3ar to Plttsburg and Chicago. Dining Car 70
7:as Pm. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex:
Pittsbnrg and Harrisburg to Cleveland aud Cin'
,o4o I'm p'PHsl PASslFfG I Sleep
fSE Rochester and
1850 AM for EIailra and Remove DALI, except
7sS sS'f.y daily aSF er Ss
Emporium Junction. with through Buffet sleep.
Fsils i daily. Except Saturday. with Sleeping Car
Washington to Rochester - ,..,
'I faio and Sissais ara Falls daily Pullman siecpos
csr wSshiasoSS e sssSsssI sisIds,, on
for New York. all rarior Cars. with pinlns Cas-
FoR dS" rHii.aDEiru,A, rHhiiii..aDSEsfiru,A NEW YORK AND rns
E,R s.s 1Ss gs "Ss scS S"a. Sa2 's 81 ,s .as fSs s
IN S:' t,s% ,,,., @,T,p,,s. lo 3, S
Pm 90 sggds,. 90 tnisles g., ~ ~
w!i%SsIGT, ,,dS ssI,@o,.' ~ Y Y ias 80 .vS II Il wv u,
F'1'Ss.s's ss.s s.,. ." oi ~ ',siss 80, .sits
~ p,,ss yl'sss, rs.as. -" ,s ..'' a'''
y; - :. e''',s',si' v " ,fs1Sa "a l'siflI
E ,,r.i.' Gr.is..'l'ps, VS. III ls III
Evening star., 1901-03-05

a pleasing incident Of the inaugural
casiun was the entertainment of about 800
guests by Parker Bridget Il Company at
their store. corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and 9th street. The firm extended invita-
tions to that number of its customers to
witness the pageant from the front and
side windows Of the four floors. Reserved
seats were provided and coupons mailed
with each invitation. During the afternoon
a luncheon was served.
Evening star., 1901-03-05
Petition In Bn u X ruptcy.

The Maryland Cement Company. the
Southern Oil and Supply Company, both OF
Baltimore, Md: the Snerwin-W Williams Com
many of New York and the Rogers Pirning
company Of Baltimore. Md, have petitoned
th. supreme Court of the District OF Co.
lumbia to d' lare Noldc J. Walker OF this
city "A bankrupt II N stated that MIR.
Walker Is inaolvont aud that four mon hs
aso committed an act of bankruptcy by
making an assignment,
Evening star., 1901-03-05
No rfolk and Western Railway.

TouI SITS visiting the National Capital
should not fail TO take a delightful trip to
Virginia Beach. passing the famous battle
fields of Virginia en- route. The Princess
Anne Hotel Is now open. Norfolk and
Western train, in connection with the
Pennsylvania and r., +. a. p railways.
leaves the Pennsylvania station 11:41 am
daily except Sunday via Richmond. Peters
burg, arriving Virginia Beach GAO pm
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1901-03-05

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA A. H;rr6It; All ;I,u TRAINS @ v%Es'TIRuLED. %
DINING CARS ON THROUGH TRAINS.
STATION, SIXTH AND r STREETS.
Schedule in effect February %, 1901.
800 Pm DA1LY-Cincnnati and st. Louis Spe-
cial-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers
to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, indianapolis
and st Lous without change. Parlor Car Covnx-
ton, Va. to Virginia Hot Springs. Parlor Car Gin
cinnati TO Chicago.
IL 10 PM. DA1LY-F. +. " Limited-Sod train
Tor Cincinnati Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville without change. Connec-
tion for Virginia Hot Springs daily. Pullman Com
partment Car TO Virginia Hot Springs, without
change. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Sleep
ers Cincinnati to Chicago and ST. Louis.
1141 AN. DAILY, ENCEPr SUNDAY-For New
port News, Norfolk and Old Point Comfort via
Penna r. r., r., +. & p. and Richmond. Buffet
Parlor Car Washington to Old Point without
change
300 PM DAILY-For Gordonsvile, Charlottes-
vile, Stannton daily, and for Richmond daily,
cept Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 513 Pennsylvania avenue, 600 14th st.
r, and at the station. Telephone call 14l1 for
Pennsylvania Railroad cab service.
II. FULLER General Passenger Agent.
Telephone 1906. nol7
Evening star., 1901-03-05
The Marvellous Increase

In the speed of railway trains has placed
the ideal winter resorts of the south In
close proximity to Washington. Via the
Seaboard Air Line railway Southern Pines
and Pinehurst are less than II hours and
Camden IA hours ride. The great Florida
resorts are Jess than "a hours ride. At
lanta and all points southwest are reached
via this route Through Pullman service
and dining cars. Office, 1434 New York
avenue or Penn. r. r. agents.--Advt.
Evening star., 1901-03-05

For making threats to do personal vto-
lence to Frank E. Garrison, Dan Fardan
was today convicted in the Police Court,
and Judge Scott, in default Of real es-
tate bond for $500, sent him to jail for
thirty days.
Evening star., 1901-03-05
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy-"On the Suwanee River.
Chase's New Grand-Polite vaudeville.
Columbia-"In Central Park.
Kernan's Lyceum-"City Club.
Lafayette-"Held by the Enemy.
National-"The Singing Girl
The New Bijou-American Burlesquers.