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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09
Carrie Natinn in 8becling cinge>
ihnuueu

6ee1ing 8.z8a., 8. Sftober.
= Carrie Station, bic berii9tigte
8eil6ere aus 8anfas, Iibt i'm bieiigen
@efdngniB, neil ite ii4 peigert, cine
i6r auferlegte @eIbbuBe BON 500 gu
be3a6len, 5riebens6iirgI4uft gu ftelz
len pber bic Stabt gu Derla1en. Sic
brang ipdt geitern 46enO in 8egleiz
tung bon etpa 400Wtdnnern unbWeiz
bern in eine biefige 8irt6f6aft elm,
purbe iebo9 ber6aftet, e6e iieS9ubsn
anri9ten fonnte. Sbr 4ntpaGt pirO
Elm 6abeas Corpus 8erfabren elm
leiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09
Inter RGuhrr QrEGlen.

Milpautee, @isc., 8. Sft.-
sSo9n gonnellb, pelAer feline 6drm
nabe bieiiger Stabt fiir3li4 fir $12,s
900 pertaufte, 5og am festenSamitag
iein @efb aus Der 8dnt. 2eBte Nd9t
nurbe iein R0rper in hieliger Stabt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09
Sinus SnrefclS bcrau6t.

Can 5run3i5cp, 8. Oftober.
= 8G6reno Der pergungenen Na4t
0ranqen @tnbre6er in Die Wo6nung
bes 6rn. CLAUS SprefeIs, @fe Der
@laDItraBe unb 8un g}eB : 2lpenue,
Elm, uno ruubten Supelen i'm @ert6e
pon $4,000. N}an bat feline Spur BON
ben S6Gtern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09

SdmorrbotOtn, bis irBt Ols unbeil6ur
betru6ttt trnucu biliQ uuiddbli@ uno i6mrIlos
lis furirt perben, mas our6 5uuituOe BON lea
bcnOcn 53cuqen pcI6c i6rc @tneiunQ oiciem IN.
iDdbbartn Nltttl gu bantcu bubcu, beDicicn tuers
ben fam. Ruitcr reron Gud uuf @crlunQcn Our1
Il. 0eunaeOter & Go, 8or 2il6, gttipsNort, tOs
# ftenfrei ,uoei@idt. 3u babcn in alien renoms
mirttn 9lpptbeftn. Nhtet Sud Dor Nababmmugcn.
attct Oaruuf bah bic llnterihriit BON :. Silsbee,
W. o, fh uui iertr Seite Der Sbabttl beiinOet.
CJRn mi fSr SS9p1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09
Nnl 0alselt.
pOppsIbinridtung in pbilaSslpbia.
3tpei Der MDrScr DeS Erpfefiprs
Hpn 0Silipm 9Sbite babem tbre
sd1mlo ictst geiiibnt.

a0IUSlIel QIl Der SuulD DeI uIlSeUllllSl
Maienm0rberin in Sabton, o.
Carrie Station fibt in Wbeeling in
Numerp Slider. - 0as Birt6sz
bdus Stiirmen tpurbe i6r bort
ni6t geItattet. - Me9r Spfer Der
Wfor9an g6abtpeG'f9en 8lutz
febbe. = Sebli9las Der 8irtbsz
!, g. in 4tlantic gitp. = Sin
sSarmer beraubt unb ermprbet.
96ilabeGpb bia, 8. Oftober. -
6enrb Sbprp uno Gbarles Serrp, bic
MDrber bes profef1prs 0bite, purs
Den furS na6 10 ll6r 6eute 8ormtttdg
i'm 6ieiigen Gountp @efdngniB bur4
ben Strang 6in9ert6tet. 8eibe Sim
geri9tete pdren Neger.l Sic ginsen
gefaBt in ben Sob unb tainer oon III
men CAB auf bem Saaffpt irgeno
tpel9e @rflGrungen ab.. Sporp itarb
raid bur9 StranqulatiOn, uIlein i'm
6aGe Perrp's rutI6te Der 8noten unz
ter bas &tnn, unb es ouuerte ldn9ere
3eit, ebe Der Sob ben armen Siinber
BON Teinen 2eioen erl0Ite aop Wilz
ion 8bite, basSpfer bes ieBt geiiiAn@
ten Mprbes, mar Prpfeifor Der Suz
rispruben5 an Der llniperfitGt Pennz
iDlpanien's. Die beutige 9Oppel6inz
ri6tung mar Die erite, pel4e in u
Sa6ren bier bollftredt puroe.
profeFor W6ite purbe ipdt 2lbsnOs
am 19. Mat 1900 an elmer StraBe in
@eit philadelphia iiberfaGen uno
nit einem eiiernen 8ol3en tootgez
i9lager. 0as Motib mar Raub. Die
SdI9en bes Opfers purben BON Den
S6Gtern geleert unb feline &letoer
t6eilpeiIe pom 8Drper gerihen. 8alo
na9 benz GaubmprO traf Elm 8iirger
5pet perbG6tige Neger etna Elm Sc
piert bon benz S9auplabe Des Ser
bre9ens entfernt unb mu6te Qn5eige.
2(m folsenben Wprgen fpannte Die
Yoli5et ibre NeBe aus uno btele g}ez
ger nurDen feitgenommen. SSporp
mar elmer Der @erbafteten unb puroe
BON benz erfpd6nten 8ir9er als elmer
Der Neger iDentifi3trt, pelfe er in
ber gd6e oes Srtes geiehen bate.
SpGter fiel au9 8arrp Der poli3ei in
Die 0dnbe. Sm S4niBfditen Dur3
Die 9e9el ge3ogen, geitanben 8eioe
i6re MitI9ulb an bem 8erbre6en Elm,
be6aupteten iebo9, Elm getpifer &mos
Stirling lei Der tbatia4li9e W&Droer.
Stirling tpurbe ipGtsr in Srentpn,
H.zS., per6aftet unb leugnete ale 8e@
tbeiligung an benz @erbre6en. @r
bebauptete, 8arrp unD SDorp iiberz
6aupt ni9t 81 tennen. Die beioen
2eBteren purben pro3eIiirt uno perz
urtbeilt, erbielten ieOo4 3lpeimal etne
@algenfriit, ebe lie bingeridtet purz
ben. Stirling erbielt einen iepardten
9rp5eB unb ipurbe ebenfulls bes Wforz
bes i'm erften 9rdbe i6ulbig befunben.
2luf 8runb te9nii9er @inpGnoe
tpurbe i6m elm 3peiter Pro3eB bepilz
ligt, fpel6er CUR 3eit nod in Der
S6tpe6e 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09

bon einem @traBen6a6npagen ii6er1
fa6ren. Nlan permut6et, Ddb tbnr
Gdu6er ,&npdout Drops" eingaben.
fein @elo pegna6men uno i'm auf
bas @eleife legten, um Die @nnahme
pa65uruFen, baB er 5ufdlig iiber=
fabren unb 9etDbtet pprben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09
S6r !Sams frei ge6ei5t

SIT eSaus frei ge6eist
nit bc;scm ssafTer Orer 7ampf.
Wotirlidb nift frei pom finan,ieGcn Stanb=
pnufte, ionoeru peltGnbio fire i bon Den Mdu=
aeln. bic 10 bdufiq be ocijsanlagen bortommeu.
Giuiue pcniqs Reicrenjtn:
Grfe Ia.onals9aut 3pcitc Tationals@aaf,
Sam6eton's @anf, ct. 9lnoreip's Stride,
St. 9eterg Rir6" Soptins' llniperftdt,
Or. Seap's Sauitartum.
9ripatiuobnuneen Der fploeuosn oerren:
Tbeobprt 6ooper, Robert 4oOlc
Nnorcip . aouss, 9aiprcnce g. Semp,
3. ;. MaQorp 6barlts s. 8onaparte,
Ct 9aul &nabcni6ulc
Ibiolut ,ufriebenfstlence arbrft ueer Feline
Se,abluna.
Alva Hubbard Heating Co.,
Wr 4eO. sipre-G aIpcrtz Strase.
(CH6, 3&S, ,1OtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09
aDefern MarplarS> Gi(enbabn>GO.
@urf. unS sSreoerid= SairS.

giaiec GrfurFons=Sil,tr mad ben pbigcn 5airs
iucrn.u bonn :. bis IL. Sfpbsr pcrfauft tiir bic
@iidfabrt bis gum u. Gttober eiiltig.
Tm 9onneriao. ben TO- GftOber, piro BON 9ls
lenzgabnbof nm llbr gfin. WnrQsus eir Sps=
,ialjue nad 0ori abiabrtn, uno na@ Greotrid nm
Z tlbr 30 Din. Morgens. (2lS-Sg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09
S12O- 2O-Sor,iisIid,ss 0ianfup-S1Z
,,ft u.yprrid,tuua.

Gin bprsiolibts uno MIR ipenia 1ebrdudtes 4ia=
nino, Ma6aqoub= b=GcbGuie in ooler @rDbc. nit Der
beriibntcu Wanopln= =9Sorribtung unD Gaen onoez
rem moocrnen 9erbeiruu0cn 9reis MIR Sl2O nit
nit Stubl, 9cde unD Sarantic. Gint ieltene Ssz
leeenbeit.
". 9ere & zpbu.
C279-S0 Rr Z. 9oro=Gbarlcs>Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09

Menn Sic i.mats beabf6tiatcn. cincn

gEent Sic iemafs beabf6tioten. einrn
g8obniis in ben goritdbten su befsen, 10
perfdumen Sic es nidt, NIT SO su bie=
fem gsrtauf 3u eebeu. nur nm 5u icben,
su fpie niebriesn 9rcilen CUTE grobs
Gaupldse in sinem Stdotden nit eutsu
etrabsu, qutrn bauer5aftcn Trottoiren
nm ab;uestanal=Spftcm su baben fno.
Sies 1T Elm gareain=gertauf uub
gEeutt sic ie su bauen beabF@tigsn,
ioflten Sic beraus fommcn. unp fid nod
Der ntoelibit beiten Nnlage fir Sbre Gr=
ipornife umieben. 5n @runoeiss
aueeIsetes @elo imprint su cinem Seiiibl
Der Gieentbiimsri1att = in 9aHfen anoe=
leetes @elo ift 10 iebr Der 9erfiibrune, ts
su beben, uusgeitst uno trdet uur 3
pber 4 9ro3ent. @tlb. ous in gaupldsen
in Guelio=Se.iobts ageeleet it, pirD. hd
idbrli5 um 10 bis % Qrosent ocrQr6bern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-10-09
ben g q IN B item.

gonfantinopeG, 8. Sftober.
= 6r. SasfeG, Elm amerifaniI9er
Wiffiondr gu Samafpff, 9ulgarien,
bat l1nterbanblungen nit ben 8unoiz
ten angefniipft, in Der 9offnung, fie
gu elmer 9erabieBung bes 2Oiegeloes
fir SRI. Stone gu bepegen.
a. a ! ~, n, 4, =, ~ ~ 80 ~ r
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
An EnunI DIvIslon Id Rn.tnn-

Boston and Baltimore divided a double
header at the Hub yesterday. the Orioles
taking the first 10y punching hits on
Winters. and the BeaueaterS winning the
second by doing the same thing 70 Nc
Giunity. The scores
First "a me r II T.
baltimore. ] o 0 ? o 0 III "a :
Boston,. 2 0 o 5 0 , 0 0 % =
Batteries-Nops and Brssnahan; Win
tiers and Shrek.
Earned runs Boston. :; Baltimore. /
TWO-baSe hitS-FrCu HOulln. .. Sey-
mour Sacrifice s-Stahi. Shrek
Stolen bases-DOulin, Collins. Seymour.
Williams. StahL Double plays-Parent
and Freeman. First base on baUs-Of
Writers e. on Nops J. Hlt by pitched
hal!-Farent. Struck OGt-By Winters. j.
10y Nops. c. Umpire .alt.|Ii1u Time OF
game, 7 hour and ~ minutes.
Second game RHE
Boston,. O. / o 5 @ o O O x-g II ]
Bal,lmDre--- % o % % % Z
Baucries--Nitch.U and CriEer- AIcGfu-
nifty and BrcsuaLau.
Earned runs-BJst0u. 4. Baltimore. J.
IWD-lase Llts-fIet mau. D8ulil Three
base Lt-ETasua han Home run VIII
lams. SaCrincr hlt-Eresuahau StoIcN
bases CTiC-T Williams. Hemuhiu First
base Cu ba.lS-D0 Mitchell g. Off NIcGiu-
nifty. 3. Struck out-Ey Mitchell g. bv
NCGiuuity, o. Umpire CaHtlIIou. Time
Of game. ! hour and la mIuutes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
How the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Homecoming Of the Senators was
celebrated at American League Park yes
terday by the home team losing both
games Of the dOuble-header 10 the Ath-
lStics.
In the last round Of the first game it
looked as II the locals might treat the
fans 70 one Of their old-time finishes
against the Quaker City team. but This
Illusion was quickly cispeiltd by about
as weak attempts 10 bat as have ever
been seen
In the second game thu visitors won
about as they pleased. the Statesmen
Playing as IL they expected a licking.
The scores
First game X II z
Philadelphia O o o Is Y /
Batteries-Bernhard and Powers. Car
rick and Grady.
Left on bases-W Washington. o. ThuaIeI-
phia, II. First base ON ba.ls-Dn Carrick.
3 Struck Uut-EE Carries. - frv Bern
hard. 6. Bone Tgus-S.yUgid Cross Da-
Wis Thrce-hasa Mcintyre TWr-f-tSa
hits-NFalCrUu. Powers. Ely. Foster
Coughi.n. Sacrifice hits-Duu9au- Gear
stolen Dase-l-a5ule- do. Dolce plays Gear.
DUNCAN. Umpires HdsF. % and Connolly
Time Of game, j hour and 4J-miI Ht.s
Second game Ri E
Philadelphia o O o . 9 Is r. @
Washington. O / 2 o O IL 2
atterles-Plank and Powers; Patten
and Grady.
First base by errCrs-Washingt0u J.
Philadelphia q Left on bases Washing
ton ]. Philadelphia @. First has, on balls
on Plank l. Struck Out-Bv Plank 2
by Iatteu 2 Home Igu=-I.s JOE p Two
base hits-Farrell. WaIdrou, Grady. Sac
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
Chicago Loses TO Detroit.

The Tigers found Patterson an easy
proposition yesterday at Detroit and the
White Soz put up a yellow fielding game.
with the result that Chicago lost. The
score
R.H. Z.
Detroit. 0 0 / 27 x-l2 Il Q
Chicago I o o @ o o o. Z o
Bateries-MiIor and BueIOw; Patterson
and Sullivan
TWo-base hits-IIoIues. Sullivan. Three
base h.ts-IfCy, Crockett. Holmes. EIher-
field Home TUn-tiIrasou. Sacrifice hit
Patterson Stolen HaSas-Cassy. p First
base on balis-O1 Patterson. I. of Miller.
8 lilt by pItcner-SHuRart- First base
GU errors-DctTu.t. 4. Left on bases 4 ~
cGg0, 8. Detroit. J. Struck Uut-Rv Pat
torSJu, g. by Miller, q Double ulavs-
Casey. BueI0w. and Crockett Megtes. Is
ben, and SHJgart Jmplre-Shcridan
Time OF game. ] hour and 50 minutes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
A MOVE FOR EARLY CLOSING.
The Retail Clerks Union Holds a
Conference To Farther the Plan.

Conference To Farther the Plan.
The members of the Retail Clerks
Union are using every effort 10 make a
Success Of the early closing movement
and so far. il is said. have accomplished
more than they expected some months
ago. After conference between repre-
seutatives of the Clerks Union. the Cea-
trial Labor Union and some of The leading
local firms, held last night, II was stated
that there is every prospect that before
the close of the summer every merchant
of any prominence in the city Will be- IL
line and close his place Of business daily
except Saturday al J.. m According u
the arrangCm, between the Clerks
Union and a large number OF leading
merchants. the stores are closed now al
that nOur every oay except Saturday,
when they are closed al . p m
AT the conference last night the Il, tail
Clerks Union was represented by tn. lol-
lowing, Who constitute the executive
board of the organization g.. b. SgUIres.
George NJ MCCathraH. + A HaChIach
j. Al0sgT. D. j. Manning. and M-ss H. h.
Beatty. The reTr,s eutatNCs from the
Central Labor Union were c T. Die
trich J. IIImme rstTOIu. ANA g. IiyIzi K, r
The following FIRMS were represented al
tho conference SaLy rlander, H. Fried
lander q Co, and Loeb O. Co. aud com
muuicatious were received from Nj E.s.-
man. Charles kaufman. c. a. Rel. Al
stein NJ 8. n Luths SouueEr~u & Black.
IiIrsu q Wen. uut r.. AuDTuaCh- 3, hal.
several OF the merchants NIT,s5-d 10.
mention OF closing tL.Ir places of bust
ness NJ the hours desired HE tho mem
hers of the Clerks ialDl. sYu.c compile
tiuus. IL Is stated ar.s. wI ch delayed
lae making vi JEU move m,uL general On
;I. citv az this tiur. There D. every b. d.
however. that these m q. Ts GIl Do. salts
factoriy arranged within the next Jew
days
u WAS stated after tIa conference that
should Circumstance. .TiS, WLiD. VIII
prevent the making OF tlr mDrtE.trt a
ccmYIrt, SUCCESS. action viii Zoe taken b.
the clerks @. pros, sGt" 4. determine I-ht
AGAINST merchants who's. opposition may
Do, responsible .Og "a. lalIur, OF "a general
early CLOSING movement
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10

Major Sylvester today forwarded 10 the
Commissioners the trial papers iu the case
IF Policemen W. r. Hollidge and A. H.
Nrawley, who were charged with conduct
unbecOmiug police officers and with neg
lect Of duty. They were found guilty by
the Trial Board. The specific charges
were that the men forced an entrance into
the house Of William Johnson. and that
they failed to patrol their beats and to
report al the Second precinct station
house through the patrol boxes or said
beats.
Major sylvester in forwarding the cagss
to the Commissioners recommended tb.f
HoliidgC D. fined so and that Crawlpv bs
uued .. The difference in the amount of
the fines being due TO tne fact that ou,
Of the officers made "a false statement
81 the trial papers set forth, TO his SUI
DeriOr officer
The recommendation has been approved
by Commissioner Ross and forwarded 10
his associates.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
An ENQUIRY CAUSES ARREST.
1 Young CoIorcd Girl Then Tells
Her story.

Lizzie Beck, a seycntcen-ycaT-OId col
ured girl is held az the House of Det,u-
riou upon the charge OF abandoning her
infant baby i'm the streets. Lizzie. who
is better known as the Queen of Goat
Alley" came into the Eighth precinct
station yesterday afternoon and cnquir,I
after a baby which had been found lying
ia the street 10y d citizen two weeks ago
and had been turned over to the police.
The child was later given TO the Board
Of ChudT,u's Guardians la the mean
time the police of the Eighth precinct had
been making H.tiy search Tor the
mother of the child. but were unsuccess-
ful until yesterday
The girls actions were such that she
attracted tn, attention Of Patrp'mau
Lord who after cr1sS-eNamluInE h.r. %
is said managed Go secure confession
n having abandoned the infant and i'm
nIicating a negro boy by the name oi
George Washington. The latter was soon
4uprGhended by Precinct Detective
BARNES Washington was locked uD al
mo statfauhOuse, while Lizzie, owing 10
nor youth. was sent 20 the House OF De
teuti0n FOR safe keeping
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
Cleveland Stim Winning.

The Spiders d0wued the Brewers for the
thlrd consecutive time at Cleveland yes
ltEGaF- Moore kept MIlwa ukees hits
wei scattered. although he was not given
the best Of support The score.
- r
Cleveland. 2 o. zIx-S Is 3
milwaukee, o o Ia 5 @
Batteries-Moore and Wood; Hawley
and Nal0ucy.
Earned runI-CIeveIand. 2 Two-base
mt-W God. First base on errors-Nllwau-
kee, J. Flrst base on baIs-Du Moore ..
OF Hawley. s. stolen baseS-PIckerlng /:
HoEriever. = Sacrifice hit-Moora. Struck
out-Ry Moore, 8. Double pIay-PIcker-
!nE and LaChanCe- Left on bases Ieve-
5aad - milwaukee, Z. Wild pltCh-M0ore.
hours ana 10 minutes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10

The following deaths for twenty-f0ur hours
were reported az the Health Department up %
noon to-day. Hannah B. Merrill. 81 years: EIz-
abeth HolooGub, % years Katherine BTaWuer -
wears; Mary T. Harris, 81 years- Ggles Mont. q
years. Jacob Ar5n>0u. = years, Margaret C. Gin
ter. . years LIaTcuoc Tlaherty- : months Cc-
la Coates I month"; John H,uulug 8 DAYS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10

Mrs A. u. jaeger, thirty-eighi years Of age o.
30 S.aton street northwest, f,u from car so
Of rh, Metropolitan street Railroad, at the cor.
Nor of Fourteenth and Streets northwest, about
1880 O'Clock Iast night, hut was NOT injured. sh
refrsed assistance, and continued on her VA
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
Threatened n sIot ,IacnIne.

Washington Williams and George Brooks. col
orei, were iH the Police Court today charged
with being dis1riorIy. The former vas fined $
The latte was dismissed. II was said Williams
and Br1oks went Into saloon on seventh street
northwest last night and because a slot machine
would not p.ay after they had put a nickel into
IL threatened o. smash the concern
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
~ ID Warried Life.

Jeneva Dalton today Eied suit for divorce
against u=r husband, William H. Daiton. on the
ground Of de-er-iou and abandonment Tie par
ties were married In this city in June, l,12. and
lived together until September 1874. when Mrs
Dalton declares her husband deserted her with
out Ca.l5e
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
Punished for being Disorde-Iy.

John n Kelly was in the Police Court sga-n
today charged with Gis0rdeTly conduct, and In
default Of a fine Of S went 70 the w0rAh0use for
fifteen days ne vas sId 20 have ben dssa--
derby en- Jnc AqueiUCt Bridge last night lie
did not deny TIE charge Kelly is seveuty-thTee
vars Old, and has been IN court four times on
gaTIuu, lLlEg.s lurins he u1st the mlnths.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
Charged with Being DisorderIy.

Jane Falden, coI0red. was hned s. IN the Police
Court today on charge Of being dis1rderly.
She was arrested about $50 O'Clock this uOruin.
by Police Albert " Stevenson, and held AZ the
House o. Detention until taken % court. Tier
tine was paid by Charles A MaSsie, agent for
the Prisoners Aid Society Of the DEoccse OF
Washington
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
Two Manned Migrants.

Carl Symmes with one leg, and william Hop
kins, with one arm, both cOIOred. were in the
Police Court today charged with being Migrants
Symmes in default oi a ine Of go went to the
wOTkh0use fov SIX months Hopkins could not
pay fine Of go, and went % the worzhouse
for three months.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
An Acting Police lieutenant.

Sergeant Goss has been designated as acting
lieutenant Of che Sixth precinct police during
the absence OF Lieutenant Moore, Who is of on a
brief leave
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
Drove . %. TEroneh Id. 100.

James CHIds. galer1l, thirty five years Of age.
aho lives az 1909 Chester Court northwest. while
Al work .a "a ;sea,h ~ the conner Of Teuth and
Lansing Streets. EruuaIand. ID. c., about Ig.s1
O'Clock this morning drove q pick through his
foot. iudiC-iH- O. =.r.aaS and painful injury. Ha
was given medical s--c.--al Av Dr. BaIlus. %
uoi Fourth Street. EgookIand. and went % his
hone TluIS~lztgL-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
4 Social club Incorporates.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Good Boys So
cial Club were placed on file today in the Office
Of the Recorder q Deeds The incorporates are
Arthur Swami. Charles Ware. William Cox jos
eph Laurence, Henry Washington, Albert Brown,
Ernest Hart. Robert Washington, james Ware.
and Robert White
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
Jordan 90 Play This Afternoon.

Manager Manning received a telegram
this morning from Jordan, one of th.
new players, saying thai he would arrive
here ia time 90 take part in the second
game
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Games Yesterday

GnmeS Yesterday
american Leaguy)
Philadelphia 8. Washington. l.
philadelphia. g, Wash.E ston, Z.
Ealtim,r, Il, Boston o.
Boston. -. Baltimore. -
Detroit, y, Chicago J.
Cleveland s; Milwaukee, 3.
National League
Philadelphia. T.; New Yol:s, p
Brooklyn. I. Boston. g.
Chicago. I, IItts5UTG. I.
ST Louis. 70: Cincinnati. o.
TOday's Games.
american Ieague).
Philadelphia al Washington.
Baltimore al Boston
Milwaukee at Detroit
Chicago at Cleveland.
National LeaSue)
New York at Philadelphia
Chicago al FIttsBUrE.
Boston AZ Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at St Louis
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
Demolished His BicycIe.

Charles stephens. messenger boy. living at
ll49 Twcuty-hrst Street northwest. ran into one
OF the Enrich wagons al the corner Of Thirty
first and NJ Streets northwest. about 1880 O'Clock
this morning and demolished the bicycle which
be vas riding he escaped injury.
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Convicted of Vnrrnncr.

Michael Harding vas fined so IN the Police
Court today CA a charge Il vagTancy, and ia de-
FAULT VIII serve SIXTY DAYS IN the Worzh0use-
Harding was arrested the Long Bridge last
night.
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Stricken With a Ell.

Joseph Murray, thirty-fve years Of age, fell in
a fl about 5-2J O'Clock this morning 40 the
corner Of Flrst and c Streets southeast and vas
removed % the Casualty Hospital in the patrol
wagon from the Fifth precinct.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-10
\ BnItimorean to Preach.

Elder Henry Dauterich. Of Baltimore. viii
preach at ~t1ppC Hall. III sixth street north
west, at $50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon The !
public is invited
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A CoIored CampmeetIne.

co!ored campmeetiug VIII be held ~ Chest
nut Grove Park, Chevy Chase, commencing TO-
morrow and continuing until September Is
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Downtown Temperature.

The temperatures registered by The standard
Thermometer at House IS Hermaan's today
were . a. M, 81 degrees; y H., 60; p M.
o.
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Marine Band Concert.

The programme for the concert by the
band Of the United States Marine Corps
at the White House this afternoon. at 5.S5
O'Clock is as follows:
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Marriage licenses were i~-GSd today 20 Charles
II. Frloug and Mary F. Reid. both OF Chester
brook, Va, Thomas Narrow and Lizzie Jackson.
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riicc hit-EIy- Stolen bases-FuItz. Grady.
Passed bali-Grady. Tmpires-HasIyiI
and Connolly Time Of game. hour and
Sd minutes. Attendance. .. 800