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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-09

years and did not ind much change,
except ID the young folks who had
grown UP. gained twenty pounds
on the trip and It did me a world of
good. would not have missed It for
anything. :s} s m
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-09

The Tartars owe their alphabet ia the
sChristian missionaries known as the
HISTORIANS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-09
LAST BULLETIN,

LATEST BULLETIN AS 70 THE
3 CONDITION oF THE PRESIDENT.
Bnffalos Sept. The following bull
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-09
Almost Confident Prediction Made
That /. the Crisis III Presidents
Case is Passed,
None n me Of I. the Dreaded / Symptoms Of
I Pelitonitis Have Put in
.2...,.. Appearance. y. 1. Il.
Those Closest TO- the Presidents
q: Household Sanguine that the
... Worst is over. D. {. y.

Buffalo, Sept. s. Preside lent
Me- cKinley's cond dition is SO
favorable that it has dispel:
led almost the last shade of
doubt and apprehension, and
has led those nearest to
him to 4 make the most con-
fdent pred ctions Of recov-
cry i. \. I. 5..s . .s.sss ....5. Il.
3 Official bulletins from the
physicians ais well as the au-
thoritative statement Of those
in most I intimate relations
with the sidential house
hold give certainty to feelings
that the worst phases Of the
crisis are about over. Il 5z s5E- s..5s-
Buffalo, Sept. Especial. 1T is
believed BY physicians and those most
intimately connected with the presi.
dential house sehold that the crisis OF the
Presidents condition has passed, and
- 49, r.g Z d p r-. zis = "
that his recovery, with due allowance
for the possibilities Of an unfayorable
change, is nearly assured .s5s2 :s:5;
Seventy y-two hours have elapsed
since the attempt on the presidents
life, and the operation made necessary
by the course Of the bullet. In that
ttime no vorable sympt toms have
developed and there is no indication
Of peritonitis or the animation Of
much dreaded BY the physicians, This
afternoon they are full Of hope, and
while smaking no certain predictions,
they are confident that the president
has far more than an even chance Of
recovery. .3s55S5
saturd It. Is night was favorable
one with the / president, and dur;
q III! fSisS
ing the day his general condition
against loa in the morning
fever, 50 muc4 dreaded BY the watch
.ers at the bedside. In the morning
the presidents temperature rose 4 IIt-
liz. and his p,,lse was accelerated. d, but But
. &. M. /. 4
~ ] . .t. : 81,
Duiies'ns w. ssns5s al
Sunday Afternoon showing e fan II u
temperature ana pulsation and slower
RESPIRATION sAt 81 o'clock Sunday
q u, y: i a,.s !, cops,,,fat;on s1'd Il
3ss s.
tfaat tha presi dent'z nt's's ondition Was
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-09-09

The children OF different countries
have different tastes, hut tin swords
are wanted all ever the world.
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WAS I'm ANFU ACCIDENT
III S$ n 2$ a. g$s
Six Men Killed Outright sand Others
Injured in Collision IN James
town Yards. y:
Seventeen aborers On Al Flat Car
:' Killed and Manned in 4 Fright
s*s full Accident. @

Jamestown, Sept 81 8 Special. )---As
a result Of a collision between the
James river valley train and a switch
engine standing IL the yards at james
town Sunday morninle 8 at half past 9
O'Clock seven. & # arm laborers we're
killed, six were injured and two are
likely die from the effects Of their
injuries The dead are: !: 81 5$a;% .ss5
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-12-30
Der on,erifani1che @e1onbte /

Der amerifanilhe @eIanote in
Stpdbplm beribtet Dem Gtaotsbe=
partement, oaB Die @ertbeiluna Der
Mpbel Breiie am 10. December in
@tpfhplm unb gbriitiania nit arue
Der Seierli1feit ftattfan6. glfreo
MDbel, Der @rfinber bes Dpnan,its,
binterlieB iein aanaes groBes Ser
nnDeen gum 8eiten folder Wdnner,
melbe fih unt Die Menlhbeit oer=
bient gemabt baben, uno spar ubne
unteridieb Der Mationalitdt. Oie
Breiie, bon oenen ieoer $4,000
betrug, tpuroen Solaenoen suer=
fannt: Sn 8bp1if bem Miin1ener
Brofehor GDnrao &Dnteen, @ntbes
Ger Der na1 ibnt benannten Strab=
len; in gbe,nie benz 8erltner Bro=
feiior Safob 9einri6 pDn 6off; in
Wfeoisin oem @ntoeder oes Diptbe@
rie= Serums Gni( bon 8ebring,
Yrpfefor Der nniperittdt 6ale; in
2itteratur Sullp. .8ruobpmme, Mit=
elieo Der franaDiiiben Ifaoemie.
Ser Hreis fir Srteoensmerfe uuroe
eetbeilt smiiben bem frana0fi1Gen
Acknowledgement Baiip uno Dem
Sbtuei5er Senri Dunant, tpelber
bauptidblib oa5u beitrug, Die @enz
fer gpnpentiDn unb Die @eienl1oft
uom &otben &reus suitanoe gu brinz
npf
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Gah ben Sob npr 9(macr.

rGs bereitete mir DftmalS groBe
Shmer5en" ibreibt 8. 6. Oner=
itreet BON @lgin. Tenn., nmenn ib
meine Srau buiten bDrte, bis - tpie
es idien - lire 2uneen nerlaaen
tpirben. Cute Nerate lagten, Die
Sbuinoluht iei bel ibr idon 10 melt
porgeibritten, oaB feline 6offnune
mebr fir iie pDrbanoen tpdre. Cine
quite Sreunoin empfabl ibr iebub
DIR. Kings New Discovery uno
Elm furser @ebraub oieies poraiigfi=
1en Mittels rettete ibr 2eben". gs
iit unlbertroffen aeeen 6uiten. @rz
faltune, 8runbitis, Iftbma, 8ruit=
uno 2uneenleioen. so gts unb
$1.00. gu baben bel S. &alteper &
Sobn, @eD. s. S. S6mitt gieen=
tbiimer, uno Go. DreiB.
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geit itber 60 Sahreu


ibpn tpurbe Wfrs. @inSlDtp's Suo.
thing Sprup opn Millipner bon
Wtiittern beim 8abnen Der Sinber
angetpenbet. @irft Ou i'm Sdlafe
bur9 oaS Sbreien eines 8inoes 9es
it0rt, oa8 i'm 3abnen lit uno por
S6mersen peint? Wern 10, laiie
fofDrt cine Slaide BON ,Wtrs.
@insloms Spptbina Snrup" bolen.
Sein Wertb iit unbe5ablbar. @s
miro bem fleiuen 2eioenben iofort
2inoerune peribaffen. 8erlaBt eub
barauf, Miitter, es iit fein 8peifel
bariiber. gs beilt Diarrboe. regus
lirt ben Wagen uno bic Nieren, be-
ieitigt 8ino SDlit, erpei1t ben
@aumen, perbinoert @ntaiinbuna
unb ftdrtt bas eanae Spitem. ,Mrs.
WinslOtps Soothing Syrup" fiir sab.
nenoe &inoer iit aneenebn i'm 8es
idmad; oas &ecept itamint BON
einem Der beiten tpeiblihen Nerste in
ben Wer. Staaten. Sc lit bel allen
9rugaiiten in Der eansen 8elt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per 5laibe.
&auft niGts anberes, ais Wtrs.
WinSlOtpS SDpthina=Shrup
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@a6 Der Electrical &epiem

:"
iino our 3eit i'm @eiamnteebiete Der
Ser. Staaten 2,278,717 ssernipre=
der i'm @ebrauh. Cine balbe Bill
lion Dollars, tpenn nibt tnebr, iit
in bieier Snou1trie aneeleat. Sn al
len Staaten, nit Gusnabme BON
9epaoa, &bobe Sslano uno l1tab,
aiebt es tunfurrirenoe @eielllbaften.
Die beoeutenbite BON allen bleibt in,=
mer nod bic 8eQ, nit einem &api-
tai BON 800 Willionen, 1900 Gem
tralftellen, 1,080,0O0 Snitrumenten
uno $4,000 Nneeiteuten. 8on allen
Stdoten in ben Ser. Gtaaten Itebt,
tuie mir aus Dem rgalif. Demptrat. :"
erieben, San Sranciscp in Der 8enuz
sung oes 2elepbons ubenau. Sn Ger
Staot am goloenen Tbore fontnt
auf ie 16 Beriunen Elm Sernlpreher.
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aefiin Gebora Spanotpna in 8e9leiz
tung ibrer @brenbame unb ibres Sc
folses na9 bsm S9loiIe 5rebensborq
in Ddnernart absereiit lei. Das pprs
trGt ber blonben, eraudustsen iuneen
prinaeifin tpar bon ben lauen 5lutben
bes Sees 3ertpafden unb aerniirbt.
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Wer,pamolnms pun ssabruma tm wift.

9as 8erfaulen BON Nabrungss
Wfitteln i'm Maeen bat bieielbe 8ir=
tung tpie Nrienif; ''Dr. Kings
New Life Pill'' entfernen ieopd
Die @ifte aug ben @in9etpeioen, rubi9.
lon9iam, aber permanent, uno betleu
Weritopfung, 8iliuiitdt, tranfbafte
&opfibmersen. ssieber. 2eberz uno
Mieren 2eioen. Sour 25 Gts. 3u
baben bel S. &alteber & Spbn, @eo.
s. S. Sbmitt @igentbiimer. uno
No. DreiB.
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= gls Mittel seeen Satarrb uno
@rfdltungen i'm &opfe bat Hunts
Lightning Oil, tpenn es inbalirt
niro. nibt ieines 9leihen. giniee
2ropfen innerlid) genommen, lin=
bern uno beilen @inos& &olif, gbplera
WtorbuS uno dbnlihe 2eiben. @iro
garantirt. BreiS 25 uno so Gents.
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saat. er erlitt gprturen.

SD batte 10 itarf unter 6lbner'
aueen gu leiben, baB id faum geben
funnte" ibreibt $. Hobinlon, 9ills=
borough, Sas., raber Bucklen S
Arnica Salve beilte lie nDIitdnbig" .
6at cine tpunoerbare 8irfune aui
8ranoz lnb Sbaittpunoen, aufee=
iprungene 0aut, Sdratnmen uno
6aut Iuslblag. Breis Is gts.
.3u baben bel S. &alteper & Spbn,
@ep. s. 5. Sdnitt @igentbiimer,
unb Mo. Drei6.
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- 9as 2eben lift nur furs. 8iir>
gen Sic es niht nod mebr oaourb,
6aB Sic Sbre Grtdltune pernahldi=
iigen. 9a bod cine sSlai1e Sim
mons Cough Syrup Sic bapun
beilen miiroe. Wtro qorantirt.
Breis Is uno so Gents.
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MOrsan Gitp Slid II. SleiidzWiartt

9reoinu Gne, amiiben Mains uno
Wtilitdr : Blasa, Telepbon 81 bat
ltets alle Sorten BON sSiiben, Gus
tern, @ilo uno oas bette friibe
Jleiih. Wabt Cure Beitelluneen
brett Ooer per 2elepbon. gae Iufs
trdge tperoen prompt ausgefiibrt unb
bic Grtitel frei abaeliefert.
- IS. 8. Sane, 511 Dft-Sou>
iton StraBe, en,pfieblt fir bic 5eier@
taee allerlei feline &aie.Sorten,
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~. s. & =. 8ab,.
u B { q b rt.

" b TT.
Nab @aeo. Sort 8ortb, 9allas. aanias
gitp, st. Souls unb Chicago, tdglicb,
(S. q. & u. B. Sepot) .7:30 Morgens,
gsab 8acD. sSDrt 8ortb. 9allas &c. (ppm
SunIet<DepDt) ,........ 8:l5 NbenbS.
Intunft:
Son Chicago, st. Colts, 8aulas gitp,
Oalas, Sort S8Drtb nnb SSaco, td9lih
(Suniet Depot ).......... $50 &Drm.
Bon 8oco. Sort gSortb. Dallas &C. (S.
u. & q. 8. Oepot) ...... 9:25 Mbenbs.
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= @ie man ii6 in Berlin er.
aablt. miro Der &aiier am 20. Saz
nuar abermals nah England reiien
uno bier Gage lang 86nie gbmaro's
8oit iein. Der Wpnarb miro oas
bel nur ben 8ped perfulQen, Der
@eodbtniBfeier fir Die peritorbene
8oni9in Bittoria in sSrOemore beia
sutppbnen.
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gumtbern 4acific Babm.

Nah Netu Orleans, SpuftDn uno Sol.
pefton tdglicb. 1900 Mtittags.
geacb 81 Haip, Galifornien unb WteTifo
..................9 800 8ornt.
gob Npr0<Segas, ct. 9ouis mnb gbica~
90 lkaty Flyer ....... .8:l5 Nbenbs.
Nnfunft.
8On Noro<2elas, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer 1880 Wprgens.
Son Netu Orleans, SDuiteu uno Col
neItpn td9ltb. b.............4 4; AZ. gaabm.
Bon 81 8aip. galifornten unb Wferifo
.......... 1870 Nben5s.
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Gin kfarer aopf,

CUTE 8erbaauns unS elm bobes rdfis
ses alter iino awei 8eiultate, bic bara
ben @ebrau6 BON Tutt's 2ebersPillsn
sr3islt merben.
Cine frwie(tne Tbat(ade.
&opfidmer3en, Wularia. Masenidurs,
Geritopfuns. Dnspspiis, @aaenlsioeu
uno 6bniide &rantbeitsu iusroeu poa'
ltanois ssbeilt Surd ben @sbraua Don
Smtt's 2eber. Yt4ett.
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Giienbabn Tabr=Ylau.
5. & 9. u. 8abn.
D b 10 hrt.

gsoh alien Rprbs3 erass 9unften
.7.30 SDrnt.
Nab ct. aDuis, Memphis unb bem
Often. IL. 80 gfittoos.
Na6 gsacp, ylorb<5eras, Santa Sc mnb
sSrisco>8 8unften .8.15 Wbeubs
Nab ct. 90uis unb benz Often 800 !,
9aeb Qareoo uno Mericp =. 900 &orn.
Mnfunft.
8Dn st. Souls unb bem Often. Z. 30 8prm.
8Dn Norb~Seras, Santa Sc unb Srisco<
Hunften. .8.45 8orn1.
&Dn lDcalen 8unften $3.50 geachm,.
Son ct. 9ouiS uno bctn Often IL. .45 Nbos.
Son 9areoD uno Werifo :. IL. 10 geachm.
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@ulf Ghpre Ssah,,.

M.bfa brt.
Nadb Stodbale. tdglieb, -, 800 YDrn,.
anfunit. y
8on Stofbale, td9lih, .. 3:G0 yiodhn.
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2puis 6unfef, Der 0rpcer, bat
gruBe 8orrdtbe pon IS einen, tuie
gatamba,
angelica,
@larets,
ebenfalS feline gBbisties,
bic er preismiiroig nerfouft.
1873 0DrozS Slores=StraBe. 3el. 233.
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- @unoerl6Dne Seitgeihenfe in
Sumelen, llbren, 8roben, 8ingen.
ssancp. uno 3Dilette Nrtife(n bel
O e br. 6 riber,
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q. u. & u. q. 8abn.
Qlbfahrt.

U I.
gab @aIbeiton, 6Duiton uno guero tag.
lig. ...............9 800 &orm.
0acb Corpus ghriiti, Mranias BaB unb
Beenille tdalib .......9 9 l1br 8orm
un6 2:20 Nacbn1. ..................
Nah 8brne unb 8errnille, tdslicb 49,.
Nnfunft.
Bon @alnefton, Spufton unb guero tag<
lib. ZOO Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbrifti, aranias Yab unb
8eenille taslib. .2:O5 Nabm.
Bon Borne un6 Serrnille. tdglidb.
................ $3.50 Mbenbs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23
The Koch Lung Cure
Home Treatment
That Cures Consumption and
Asthma.

BY the Inhalation method as used by
th- Koch hung Cure this germ killing
remedy is combined with healing oils and
hreath.l directly into the tubes OF the
lungs and IL comes IN direct contact with
the disease itself. and thus the poison
which causes consumption is killed and
tho healing oils Of the Inhalation are en-
db.rd 20 heal up the sore places NE
old wHy-by luI-ctIuII-was successfully
used DE- Prof Koch and hundreds OF ply
I'm and became educated an its use, but u
has now generally given place 90 the more
successful treatmeut-the Koch lahaia-
ton
At the Berlin University Prof Koch
teaches this treatment 10 his students.
Al an, German Government laboratory.
OF which De- ls the chief. he pT'Wulsates
his tHrmulary -ur curing consumption.
Ey the use Of the inhalation invention,
which carries the heali.E obs directly int"
the air tubes decay of the Lungs Is ar
rested ana The sore and diseased places
are healed. and the Oily medlrtted Napors
are brought directly in contact with the
affected parts through the tubes or the
lungs, and results are secured IN con
sumption. bronchitis, CatsIrh. ana aElh-
accomplished by the old way OF taxing
medicine into the stomach.
Many have published ct their own eN-
E.HSe what the Koch Lang cur" az -
J. Street northwest. WaSaiali"N- d a.
has done for them. They al~a. have oihces
York CITY 1884 Arch Srru"I. ih..t4,i rtila'
Pa, on West FaEDtt, StT,.f, BatlA'Ie
sid. and i'm Ashovil',. r. e. E'ghtS'tI
and Buffalo -. y. They have 40 hFanth
offices in Washington, al-h"U-h iilli-
tors who claim o. Dee l3ua.,f.L WIN ,.'IH
are deceiviug the public Consultation
Examination. and the urst treatment are
free.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23
Mr.. CRAMP DISCUSSES TURRETS.
Approves the Scheme Of the Major
ity Report Of the Naval Board.

Charles r. 'raup. head OF The ThuadeI-
Fhia shiD-hUIdiuE lrm. has sent Rear Ad-
ruai Bowles, Chief Constructor IN the
Navy Department.. a communication IN
which he expresses his views In general
on the question OF JUrrets. suDerimu1sed
OF otherwise. protection 90 guns and men.
and the grave faults he believes To exist
IN lAs present system Of placing covers
Nj Cramp says that there was hardly a
SApL Iftt during The battle Of Santiago
or ~ any % the commandments under con-
ollIgnS that ought % be- and that may be
easily attained Tn. st.r-e rDosaI tt.~rar
system has been rejected by the Naval
Board on Construction by a majority Of
Mr.. Cramp says:
Il think that the ma fority report OF the
Lo--t- mas IN It's design lCr the new bet
I,SA-I's provided The best possible
scheme OF E-n capabilities auE protection
IrTugSec JUrTeJ, I think are Convincing.
l.'-' nc many on account OF the exc rSige
NOV a.-e weights consequent. and the in
b.-7-oll-ll ~ sighting the gun 20 say
nothing Of the equally important consider
"tHa 81 IT'S Eu--gra bliry- / would recon-
M, nj turret protection FOR the Finch
The line should De drawn here All
guns OF smaller Calllre- excepting urssi-
bly, the lo-inch. should be- mounted with
casgUate projections. and their shields
used only when firing IN br0adsiEe OF
from the ends Of the caee:uates
The liability 10 complete disablemeut
OF SlnS-r tUrret with two guns is. OF
course. beyond question In a surerr1s-
vd turrst two more guns in each turrst
are involved i'm the trouble. and certain
y render the question more complex
IN thv eNamination and Investigation
OF the subject Of fighting in turrerS /
have aScertaiucG the views Of many Of
the officers who were in the rurr,r dur
ing thu Management at Santiago and /
feel convinced that there was hardly q
shot fired during that battle or ID any
of the bOUuarlmeuIs under conditions
that ought go Dee.
81 have been informed by au officer Of
the navy who was IN command OF an
Neuralgia headache Yields promptly 10 ROYAL
fF4.4.Ia #I no T4f.' -r-. !.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23

S-iEcE gun turret AZ the battle Of Santa
50 that as soon as the firing began he
abandoned the sighting hood and lifted
LLe EaEhole cover on top OF the turret
rms he found il absolutely necessary 10
90 III order % obtain that view Of the sir
uau1n which he deemed necessary TO the
proper execution Of his duties
This officer further Informed me in
Erp-l 20 an enquiry as 10 the personal
exposure involved that he considered ID
SAFER To stand in that manner with his
mead and BODY exposed. than with his
head IN the sissrciDs hood At any rate he
preferred IT,
his is by no means an isolated case.
ttHer Cihcers who served in rurreyS dur
Ing the spanish war have declared en-
phaucally that they would rather have
the entire top removed. leaving the rur-
ret completely open above. for the rea-
son that L was Impossible 10 si-hr or
work the guns satisfactorily in the con-
nDed and closed space.
THAT even the ventilation. no matter
what kind OF powder was used whether
black or SuoEeiesS- was q serious cues
ton With the open tops there would be
good ventilation and above all an Uuuor-
tuultE for the officer OF officers in charge
90 look over the upper edge Of rIe rur-
ret ana see what was going OF. instead
Of having their view 0f the situation
confined o. the small peep holes which
proved utterly useless IN action
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23
A SUIT FOR LIFE INSURANCE.
The Widow of j. w. KeIeher Files
Action ON n policy.

Annie KcI,her today filed suit I'm the
Supreme Court Of the District against the
National Union. a beneficial order. with
headquarters at Toledo, Ohio. TO recover
5000 alleged TO be due on a policy on the
life % John ". Keleher. Of this city, who
died March 70 last
il is explained that ON June Il. 1885
John kelchcr. became "a beneficiary mem
Der ia the sum named. of Potomac C1uu-
ell No. 20A. "a local organization Of the Ma
uoual Union u is further stated that
after the death Of John W Keleher fun
proof was furnished the order, and all
other conditions required. except the sur
render Of the benefit certificate. were com
piled with This surrender however il is
stated was waived by the National I'm
ion
Notwithstanding that all conditions
have been complied with. the plaintiff al
I,E,s, the National Union refuses To pay
ia, amount Of tho benefit c.rtiGcat-.
claimed 10 be due on account of the
death of John ". Eel,her. Arthur H.
O'Eouuer is named as counsel Tor the
UlaiuJin.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23
Panoramic Picture Of Washington.

John J. Trout an artist Of some prom
monc,. has just completed a panoramic
picture of Washington in water color.
which is IN many respects remarkable.
The painting covers an area Of thiTty-fve
square miles and is four feet long hy two
feet wide Tho extraordinary feature Of
Do, canvas is that every house and build
ing iu the city is produced in detail, the
result being marvellous reproduction
Every structure from the smallest shed iu
Georgetown 10 the Capitol Itself is faith
fully copied. The ensemble is $50 trIc to
the original that any house in any portion
nT IN, city can Immediately De- recognized
Mr. Trout has been engaged on the work
for over year and half and has pro-
Gu,ed IL yictur, which combines practical
value with artistic merit Nothing ever
before attempted can be compared with
this canvas The nearest approach Was
.he scenic panorama of Paris made for
In. recent exposition and the view OF tho
French capital does NOT contain pno-tuiru
The detail produced m this view Of Wash
iuEtOu.
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ceremonies incident 20 the death Of our
late President
In every instance whore police author
ity prevailed your work was excellent.
This order was ISSUED only after Major
Sylvester had sufficiently acquainted him
self with every incident connected with
the work Of his men 60 know what work
they had done and 20 what they were en-
titled.
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Tho Commissioners received a letter last
May in reply 20 one from them from the
Washington Traction and Electric Com
uauy. stating that an immediate iuspec-
ton would Doe made Of tracks on Second
street from + 20 NJ Streets southwest and
information furnished as 90 the results
II is now reported 20 the Board that no
Information of the kind mentioned has
been received. and today the Commission
ers voted to refer the matter 20 the At
turucy for tho District for such action as
D.. might deem necessary under tIe act
Of June -. 1SgS. 10 compel the removal
OF lhe abandoned tracks.
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THE THANKS OF THEIR CHIEF.
Minor Sylvester COmmends Last
Weeks work of the Police.

A general order commencing the work
Of the police on the occasion Of the local
obsequies Of the late President Mckinley
will be issued this evening by Major Syl-
vester Il reads:
"IIeutcnauts. desire TO thank you and
through you 20 convey 20 the member Of
the force my acknowledgment Of their
earnest. Intelligent and crcditahlc work
individually and generally. during the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23

There was shooting aTray at Falls
Church last night. In which William Ken
NEEDY, CDiossd. was wounded in the left
hip. His assailaut. who is unknown to
Kennedy made his escape, though the
Virginia authorities have several clues as
10 his whereabouts. The wound received
by Kennedy is not of "a serious nature
II. vas brought e. the Virginia end Of the
Agueduct Bridge where the Seventh l-~--
ujuCt patrol wagon was in waiting 20 car
~ him 10 the Georgetown University Hos
pitaL The doctors state that the pa-isu-
VIII be- out again in few days
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-23

Andrew T. DuvalI. the Attorney for the
District has called the attention Of the
Commissioners 90 certain matters con-
nected with the extension OF Rhode ISL
and Avenue. He states that the verdict
of the jury was rendered in December.
1899 Mr. Duvau further states that the
original verdict IN the case was transmit
ted 20 the Commissioners and is now on
file in their Office.
According 20 Mr DuvaH. il appears that
this verdict was never recorded IN the
minutes Of the court as ii should have
been before the original was removed
from the files OF the clerks Office
This is "a proceeding in court" says
Mr. Duvau and this verdict is a part
of the record Of the case. and as such
only could it be used as evidence TO prove,
in any future proceeding, the contents Of
such verdict. J. therefore, request that
/ Doe permitted 20 withdraw il from the
files Of your Office that IL may be record
I'D in the minutes of the court and de
posted in the files of the clerk s. office.
] am informed that both the Assessor and
the Auditor FOR the District have com
FIeted their work involving the use Of the
original verdict
j. is understood that the Commission
CTS VIII formally grant the request Of
their Attorney.