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ornanizino a Wharton Company.

Wharton, Texas. April 81 Mr., 4 Ns
ron Is organizing an oil company ter "
purpose Of drilling for oil Ia the lgonas.i
Of twenty-five men. Mfr. Norton say, 49, W.
about three miles from Wharton on mars, r
creek, is a spring surrounded ny ~ NJ
where oil floats on the surface ~ MAJ
water and wherever the water stanuS
the spring the oil Scoops mp.
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illinois Central to Use Loud FO''

INNFtIlI 10 IHV 7 80 !. eD-
New orleans, April 27.-t c.ntIaI
nounced today that the Illinois vim
railroad had decided 10. expeafi.lnsfInns Il Is
Beaumont oil with the view on r,a,s IN n nc
fuel on that line. President rss ant uctt
Illinois Central win visit beau'h
week.
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OIL COMPANIES CHARTERED.

There has been considerable activity charters during the
articles Incorporation
two cap ia by ~ ~
capitalization OF 0oUo The following
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LulInn Nan Look for AN

lullng' ieSSs, April 95.-rhere arc many
ira'vs 81 oil Ia aud around I.nilng ANA
some ~ thu entetprisihg citizens 81 inns
l,in'e are making efforts 60 have a thorough
went Is here IN that lIre, aud a real md
would surprise 40 one N
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To Bore IN Robertson County,

Calvert. Texas. April pa stfous IL
panv has b en- organized 70 prs.stctl prs
oil In Robertson county. ExpeIn Mist u
say that strong evidences az on srranxs'
the eastern part Of the county; ~ nsH
ments are being made to bore ID -
future.
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The following deeds and leases have been
iilcd for record since last report:
=. J. Herbert To- " G. Tyrell, q acres
oIl of the j. w. Bullock autyey StIOU
~ w. Lewis and WIFE to W. y. BHre
ahd a. u, Lucas, 2ils acres In T.. Hum
rhrirs lengue, $4,000.
w =. Brico aud t. u Lucas. If lO1o0
acres l,,i,,i to the T. iiumphrlcs league, $4,000.
TO- In Leonard addition. $500
); w; Plpldn to d. T McEroy, 90 acres
~ W. Bullock league Sl3 700
Nrorge w. Collier to q g. Grceycs, . 40
ncrtH j, w. Bullock survey. Stt 900
- Mnygnrei l,roussard To = j. lolnr ct al,
~ acres j W. Bullock survey, $4,000.
'honr% LOWS to Chorlc, llauscn 2UU acrcs
j. W. liuluck league, s2iUn.
j. S. Roland to w. j. rtzelbbons OF nj
10 acres j. w Bullock league 5000
James r. Weed tu Il. C. Gaines A acres
Ngsoi"m Williams lcnguc Sl5750.
s. !. Alexander aud husband to Joseph
r. Weed, same tract. sl2i15
N1hrrts aud Robert Corlcy ia Carr
wight on ana Development company, "
nrIrs In tract 20, Town cnlpuy $40 tnO
George C. Groer ct al tn Cnrt,yrIrht ON
Hud Development COMPANY 1H acres 4. \
Iunnsoh tnrvey. 500 9M capital stock carr.
"gCi ggaar.,o or ava Development company
~, acres, william g. pyrhcs survey sT50D'
James W; SWnync, W. g. ryrcll. J. s.
d" %Eg ct ~ I na{g 4oR an insinmont n
arrcs ont of the 1000 purchnsad from Ram iib IN"
Fort Arthur Land conpauy shall lao bniI
~ iruSi FOR an the parties In interest nv
,W,u' ntrli Nnd ! W. Swnync as trustees
WIZ M power 10 disposr OF Tho same
cnrh pnrtN 10 have m cGual divlslon Of lln
!ro'ecus nIler IErcll has been Reimbursed
me sum or $4,000 Tyrcu aud S,ynvuc
land '' '' '"N hhpNc
Dewey Ilcywood Of nj 10 IIcvwood Of nj
transfer Of oil lease en- lots M "a ma ~
i cagmncS S,,n6{ o6 snnhdWlsion John A, Vcatch
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To peveIon Lookhnrt rn,.il,.,.

l'oekhart Texas, Aprl 20 The I,ockhart
felroeum company viii commencr IN
lew uaHs 70 develop the oh well on the
town, This well has been Welding oil Of
good quality FOR several Years. and me
outlook Ger profitable development is very
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Well 10 Be Bored in GONZALES co,,,,,,,

"ohsa'es' TeSaa, April &c Several eli.
Gems OF Gonzales have formed eompanv
win Z few Meulton citizens ann viii ~.
,n wen bored In Gonzales county near ,' nt tbs
p .r, etlpc f for ana Gonzales counties.
wen WIS bored there ana on MAS t6 sv :
~, ~. hptn'hs vas done with ii. The cn"n
Ia,hS Hs ,o eassd lot OF land around '1 tbe
pp,,I a. C; "s tnn wen is e he sank. Sew
oil the beaumont oil companies les" !" sons
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DAILY OIL STOCK BULLETIN.

What Is Asked for Shares in Several
Companies.
Frank Williams e Co., publishers OF the
Daily oil Stock Bulletin, give The follow
Ing quotations on sctiye stocks:
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But There Is Nothing In the Reports of New
Wells at Beaumont.
THE DRILLS ARE KEPT STEADILY AT F,
In Some OF the Wells Which Were Reported AS
Ready to Come In at Any Time-A Very
Large Crowd Is Expected Today.

remarkable that the crowd keeps cool" ms
the term Is ordinarily applied.
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M OF them nave been chartered for the development
operation The home Offices follows showing
81 town hast credit;
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OIL DRrLLER.
Who wants Ohio driller. 22io, this onlce.
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Drunkards \
Easily
Cured
Miss Edith Williams Want, !
Lady Reader Of this PAPER t. ) rs'q
How She Saved Her Fa, Sa0s
Used an Odorless and Tastelu )
edy In His Food Quickly c,',' Sssa'
Him Without His knowleda,.. '

Trial Package of the Remedy M,;,.,
10 Show How Easy Ii Is IT, ~
Cure Drunkards. {
Nothing could he more dram.,,.
Ell than the manner In which n IL dess
Williams, box 30, Waynesyllla NH Ihlss Eil
her drunken father after yeses vuio ss'si
wretchedness and almost unbearaghl, mssr
ing. Na'apfe sue
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02

NEW YORK Feb. 2-Search is being
ma4e here Tor facts and deeds that Will
authorize the enrolment of the first ma
tive American to be included among the
cauonized saints.
The Very Key ?. S. McHale, President
Of Niagara University, New York, has re-
ceiyed authority 10 begin the work prelin-
mary to The Qualification OF Mother Eliza
BEN Seton. Of Maryland. who founded the
Order of the Sisters Of Charity in the
ULited States.
In the Roman Catholic Church the proc
ess OF CanCnIZatiOn IS 4 long one of inyes-
tgaJiOH and trial ant ore proceeds with
slow caution both hers and in Rome It
is notable that the present subject is a
woman whose career was all identified with
the promotion of the education of her sex,
and who was a member Of one Of the Pro
testdnt Episcopal families socially prOmi-
nent in this city during the Revolutionary
era and the first years Of the century just
closed
Elizabeth Ann Seton was the daughter
Of Dr.. Richard Bayley, a famous old New
York physician. He was long health Off
Ger Of the port and died on August H.
1901, aged hfty-six years, victim Of MS
Official zeal His tomb IN the old cemetery
ct Port Richmond. 5. l.. records that
He was seized With a malignant fever, to
which he fell a lamentabIe victim. and
thus terminated life Of great usefulness.
Miss Bayley was married by Bishop Pro-
vost Of the Episcopal Church. in 1893 to
William " Seton. q member Of an old and
well-reputed Scotch family The had four
children Mr.. Seton died in Italy. Deem
Ter =. 1903. while abroad for his health.
and the widow returned 10 New York.
where she opened a school 10 support her
self and hel children. She became a con-
vert to the Roman Catholic faith in 1906.
and four years later removed to Balti-
more. She then. as she always had a Sc
rious religious bent. even when member
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. re-
solved to attempt the formation Of a re
iislous community especially devoted TO
the service OF women and children. TIE
generosity Of another convert. Rev. Fran
els Cooper. enabled her 20 buy a farm al
Emmitsburg. Nd. Here. adopting the rule
of ST Vincent de Paul in vogue in France
before the Revolution. she founded in 1910
The Order Of the Sisters of Charity From
that humble beginning it has increased
and prozperei until it IS now d vast asso-
citation OF pious women managing schools,
asylums. and hospitals all over the United
States.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
AFFAIRS IN ROCKVILLE
\ Largely Attended Wedding in
Mount Zion B1 rtiSt Church.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Feb- Samuel Y.
Mace. a former resident of the vicinity Of
Montrose, this county. but now Of Wash
inston city, aad Miss Myrtle Rvbeeea Rab-
biJt. OF Beane. this county. were married
on Wednesday evening last in Mount
Zion Baptist Church, near Beane. in the
presence of q large assemblage. The Ger
emory was performed by Rev. James L.
Lodge, of Gaithersburg. former. pastor Of
the church. assisted by Rev. Thomas H.
Campbell, Of Rockville. the present pas
tor Of the church. \ reception followed
q che home OF the bride
The annual bus Ness NEE ing Of the Bap-
list Young Peoples Union of this place
vas held Thursday evening at the home
of Miss Minnie Welt The following off,
GERS were elected for six months. Presi-
dent, Clifford n. Robertson: vice presf-
dent. Rev Thomas II. Campbell: secreta-
y, Miss Beulah B. White: treasurer.
George Davis. The reports Of the differ
enI committees showed the society in good
working condition.
Claude Poss and Ernest Jones, of this
place, nave gone 10 South Dakota. where
they viii engage in business.
The January business meeting of the
Rockville Epworth League was held at the
residence OF Dr. ". r Andrews Besides
the transaction Of routine business. a lit
erary and musical programme was rem
cered, consisting Of reading by c. W Pref
lyman. Mrs r C Warfeld. and Mrs Rob
ert Andrews, an instrumental duet on
mandolin and guitar, by Misses Penny
hacker and Kennedy, also quartette by
Miss Penuybacker. Miss Kennedy. Mr.
Prettymau and Dr. R C. WarEeId, to-
getLer win some chorus singing
DR. and Mrs ". Proctor HUI have re
turned home here after trip TO Eng
land, where they spent several months
visiting the doctors relatives. Dr. Hill
left this country first Syith cargo OF
horses Tor the use Of the English in the
Bosr war After attending 10 this he
met Mrs Hill in England, she having LEFT
this country some weeks later than her
husband
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VERDICT AGAINST a PREACHER.
Jury Gives His Former FInncee
$1,000 Damages.

LANCASTER. Pa Feb 2-The jury n
a breach-of- promise suit brought by Miss
a Name Schaefer of tlis city. against
Re- f ElIwood Raub. pastor of the Har-
rowgate Moravian Church. Philadelphia
returned q verdict last evening for Miss
SchaelIer and awarded her damages in
the sum OF s. COO
From her testimony IL was adduced thar
while Raub was attending college ar
Bethlehem in 1891 they became engaged 70
marry The bethrothal ring vas produced
Il gether with a package OF over 25g le.-
tiers from the defendant in which ne ad-
dressed his afGauCed in mos fervenr
terms He promised 10 marry her q year
after his graduation Receiving q call to
the Philadelphia charge, Eaub devoted
himself zealOusly 10 church work Al
though he reiterated his promises ire
QUently he never fixed 4 definite tire for
the wedding.
The brite-tO-be made full preparations
Tor tnc event, but neT laEce' S DIR aradu
ally cooled In 1895 he wrote her that-as
her sister intended marrying hO1eikeep-
er he could not fulfill HIS obligation, lie
cause 4 rumseIIer IS az enemy OF 5,lrIs-
tjanity and he would feel d-sgraced 20 lie
q relative Of one.
Ia mis- defence Raub claimed that ne CT
fered 10 marry Miss Schaeffer in 1891 and
take her to ALASKA 70 engage in mission
airy work and that she refused He ad-
mitted corresponding with her IN thu
same endearing terms subsequent to his
alleged refusal. bat contended that when
she asked for return Of presents given
him he considered himself r5leasz d from
the contract.
Rev Mr. Raub was married in 1898 TO
Miss Frances Ia A-E. of Philadelphia. The
suit was brought a number Ct years ago
but owing to frequent postpOneaaents
neger came 20 a trial until this week.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
For II Cold in the Head
Laxative BIZ oni0-Q uinine Tablets.
- GRIrrE nrICkLN CURED.

In the winter Of ISIS and 1870 / was taken
down with Il severe attack OF what Is called Ia
grippe" says r. l. HeAett q prominent drug
..isr of Winfield H. The only medicine l
used was tao bottles of Chambarlain's Cough
Remedy. It broke mp tie cold aud stopped the
coughing ike magic. and J have aevtr since been
troubied with grip Cnsubariuiu.9 Cough Rem
edy y.tn Away Doe depended upon 20 break
up a severe cold aHd aasa of any threatened
attack OF pneumoui1- h Is pleasant TO take. too.
which I-aEe= ii the ma-, desirable and one Of
the most popular ura,.asatfgu- I1 use Tor these
ailments. For sale by Henry E'sns. wholesale
and retail aud all druggist
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THAI Washington can and will support a
musical organization that has proved it
self 10 be a credit to she National Capital
is shown in the advance sale Of seats for
he second concert Of the season TO be Civ
en- BY the Washington philharmonic Or
chestra At the Columbia Theatre tomorrow
evening These who heard the orchestra
at its first concert can vouch for its in
trinslc value as a producer Of the best mu-
sic with good results. and these supple
meuged by many others, have come val
iautIy forward in support Of the orches-
ira. as the advance sale OF seats shows.
Director SanTeImann has prepared an ex-
cepIiOuaily attractive prOgra nrme for to-
morrOw.s concert. II is not too long and
viii give ample opportunity for the display
of both individual and concerted ability on
the part Of the orchestra as well as Mr.
SaursimdGu's qualities as q conductor and
Interpreter The sOlOists who have been en-
gagged for this event are welI-knOwn mu-
siCiaGs who viii be sure To render a good
account Of themselves They are Mrs H.
clay Browning soprano: Mr. Charles A
Fabo}d. baritone. of Baltimore, and Miss
Bar5ha Tl;ele harpisE. who VIII be heard
to advantage Ia several of the orchestral
numbers
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
CUBA AND TIE UNITED STATES.
Friendly Relations Suggested by
General CoiEazo's Organ

General Coifazo's Organ
HAVANA. Feb. 2.-The ..Nacton. the
organ Of General Couazo. says il has lost
any doubt 1t might have entertained re
garding the intentions of The United
States to fulfill its promises concerning
Cuba. II adds that Cuba. however. must
remember that the future of the island
depends apon the economic question.
which in turn depends on the United
States II suggests the following rela-
tons
That the Republic Of Cuba guarantees
lives and property IN the same form that
the United States guaranteed them in the
Treaty Of Paris The Republic shall re
spect and guarantee property rights ac-
quired during Intervention The Re
public for two years after the establish
ment of an independent government shall
maintain relations with foreign countries
through the Secretary Of State Of the
United States The Republic shall make
no treaty which might be preiudiciaI 10
the interests Of the United States, nor
shall 1t accept any compromise which
might bring about the right TO occupy the
territory OF the island or Intervention in
its government or custom houses
During four years the United States
shall have the right to garrison the Cuban
forts with its own troops. provided the
Cuban flag floats with the American flag
The Republic shall acquire territory in
order 10 lease IL 10 the United States for
the establishment of two coaIing stations.
The Republic shall make a treaty Of
reciprocity with the United States
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02

PRINCE FREDERICK. Md. Feb. ON
January so J c Pepper. coroner Of Cal
vert county. and FISHERMAN Lem Jones
found the body of a woman az Holland
Point IN about two feet OF water She
was twenty-five or twenJy-fOuT years old.
and had long brown hair. She Was Gle
gantly dressed and wore blue dress. with
silk underskirt with initials M II on
il One Of her upper teeth was filled With
gold. II is thought she was coming from
or going to Baltimore The jury brought
in a verdict Of suicide or accidental
drowning The body was buried a few
feet from where it Vas found.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02

cal year 1900. 81. 2e9, 953. increase. $461. 10,
o. g. per cent.
FTance-Annual average. S295. sol; fiscal
year, S4H5,2s9; increase. $27S.645. or I35
per cent
Slain-Annual average. $51Tf.GO2: fiscal
year. =. a. 80, decrease. $5.0SI up. or 80
per cent.
The value Of imports from the United
does not include merchandise imported
through H3ueNong.
The following table shows some of the
leading articles Of merchandise imported
during the fiscal year. giving the so,Af
value of each commodity and the amount
imported from the United States
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
a NEW RELIGIOUS SECT.
The Holy SaIvationists" Burn Their
Clothing md Furniture.

RICHMOND Ind. Feb. 2.-Whitcstone
Is disturbed by the actions of a religious
sect known as The Holy SaIyatiouists''
The members assert they represent the
only true religion. and that they are di-
rect agents of God. who has commanded
them 10 preach the gospel in every home.
With the Bible in their hands they ara
constantly engaged in their religious
work They spread the gospel. as they
term it, from house 20 house. in the field.
along public highways. and no one is ex-
eIlpt from their ministratjons
One minister declares he has . revela-
tion from God, commanding all us less
articles Of hnery or attractive clothing
jcwelry, and furniture TO be burned and
many Of the band have accepto- the com
mand and have burned articles of cloth
Ing and furniture.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
ILLNESS CAUSED HER SUICIDE
An Aged s"mmn Browns Herself in
"a Cisteru.

SPENCERPORT. y. Y. Feb. Mrs II
B. Mcclure a widow. stxty-six years Old
committed suicide Thursday night at the
HON, of her sister. Mrs. J. W Whittier.
with whom she was visiting Mrs
McCIure's body was found in a els
tern back OF the house yes: erlay
morning The suicide was deliber-
ateIy planned. The woman tied flat
irons about her neck before jumping into
the cistern- lee had formed on the sur
face and she had to break ii before drop
ping in Mrs Mcclure was sufferer from
rheumatism and recently was attacked by
the grip She got up from a sick bed 10
kill herself
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
a BLOW AT FREE LUNCHES.
Wisconsin Temperance People Seek
Their Abolition by Law.

MADISON. MIS-, Feb. 2,-Free saloon
lunches are doomed in Wisconsin if a lii
introduced in the House by As
semblymaE Eager. OF Rock County. IS
passed The bill provides that no saloon
keeper Or hotel-keeper who runs a bar
shall offer lunch to his customers to draw
the trade to the bar
The bill contains elaborate provisions
TO prevent any evasion Of the measure by
saloon or hotel keepers who might offer
lunch in the guise of meals The measure
is supported by the members of Wiscou-
sins Anti-Saio0E League, which had the
bill drawn up.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
DISTRESSING STOMACH DISEASE

Permanently cured by the mastery poverssof
South American NeEvinc Tcnic-'' iuvalids need
suffer longer, because this great remedy can
cure them al K IS CI-e for the whole world
OF stomach weakness anl indigestion. The cure
begins with the first dose. The relief IT brings
Is marvellous and surprising l. makes no failure:
never disappgiuts. No matter ho.v long YOU have
Suffered, your cure IS certain under the use of
this great hgaith-sisius force. Pleasant and Al
ways safe sold by Edward Stevens. Perm. ave
and 9Th IT.. AID B. ,. HhiJeside. 1871 Penn
ave. Druggists, Washington. d. C
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
JOHNSON LIKELY TO HANG.
Second Death Warrant in the, Hands
OF the Sheriff

=
OF the Sheriff.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb Z-UnIess Gov
ernor Smith commutes the death sentence
of Charles, alias ''Froggy'' johnson. col
ored. for the murder Of Hester Lomax. it
is believed the condemned man. ROW in
Annapolis Jail. VIII be hanged February
-. SheriL Bowie. Who as in Annapolis
yesterday Is in possession Of the second
death warrant which was issued after
The reDrieye was granted b. The Govern
or.
The reprieve was for four weeks from
January Is, and February = IS the time
for carrying out the execution Johnson
II is said has been notified by his spiritu-
al adviser that he has little chance Of
further executive ciemency. and IS pre-
pairing himself accordingly
1t was necessary to issue another war
rant after the respite had been granted
and this Viii be read TO Johnson next
week. the sheriff waiting to ascertain il
the Governor VIII interfere
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
BIDS FOR RAISING THE MAINE.
Twelve Proposals Opened by the
AathoritieS in Hanna

HAVANA. Feb. 2.-The bids for raising
the battIeship Maine, twelve in numaer.
we're opened yesterday The highest was
from Schwartz & Co. Of New Orleans.
$S@IOe for the work The lowest bidders
were Chamberlain & Co. OF Chicago. who
offered 10 pay TO the Government , psr
cent Of the value Of the vessel when she is
sold
Various plans we're submitted for rails
ing the vessel. Several OF them provided
ior the use Of Golfer dams. while enc
bidder proposes TO cut up the wreck and
haul it cut piece by piece. Cavanragf
OF Boston still bids $685.. Gee for the work
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
Grip Lingered
Until It's Germs Were Wholly Ex-
PEELED by Hoods SarsapariIia.

After having a severe attack Of tie
gTiJ 1 did not recover my health. ] was
poor. weak and Ianguid and a physician
said the dregs OF the grip were SIN
about me. l could eat hardly anything
and what little food l did take seemed
to 90 me no good. Finally began taking
Hoods S3rsapariila. and before / had
taken half . bottle / cOlld eat heartily
and felt much better. / continued taking
Hoods until ! was restored to perfect
health LILA MAY GUTHRIE. p 0.
Box -. Ifeathville, Pa.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
Man and wife an Dis.resS.-Rsv.

BacEror. OF Buffalo. ssg5----AIy wife and were
both troubled "ith distressing faraua. hut We
have eHjeged freedom from this a.etavaliug
mal3dy since tho dag We first used Dr. Aguew's
Catarrhal Powder It, action Hl- instant aucaus,
giving the most grateful Iclcg within ten min
utes after first application" - GEMS. Sald by
T. s Williams Ninth AMI strgel7 and Ia
nsonds 81 Hini1uls, Third >,re.ssand Peaus, Iyluia
AgeUgr.-Iy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-02
Sheridan. Punishment Sought.

HAVANA Feb 1.-The fiscal accuses
John Sheridan, formerly in charge
OF the money order department of the
postofice who was recently arrested on
charges Of embezzlemeBt OF postal funds.
and demands that he be sentenced to two
years. imprIsoumenL-