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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
EVIDENCE ENOUGH
TO CONVICT PATRICK
Assistant District-At-
torneyOs borne to Re-
ceive Complete Re.
:. port Of Poison in Mil
. Iionaire Rice's Ston-
I. ach Tomorrow, Says
He Has Ample Evil
dence.

A.a..tar, District A',nrrcy jane "
Osborne said to-day thai bc,r-c r4ou
Tomorrow he expects b, rnccNN ~
supplementary rcror, ., prrf Wi.Ar1.
Of the amour, Of mercury found " tEc
vtsrera OF IN. late millionaire Villa ~
March Rice.
,.'Isai really do not need ans mat
evidence than hav" to convict Law
yer Patrick or tn. murder ~ II
Rice said he earnestly to-day Prof
witthaus Informs me that tn. longer
he WORKS upon the Sisc-ra the morf
mercury he iinds lie has found inor.
than enough TO XIII.
but my chief evidence aS.in~, rlt..
rick will come from Vale; Jon"s'- con-
fessicn For months detectives hay
been aoi,C abou, with Jorc. gaiho'ius
cu:roboratiye EVIDENCE sustaining thh
statements the valet secretary mad. IN
his coaffrsion The statements mad.
haycstecn verified and Jore- HIS prov"n
TINT he t"id the truth
Jones ha. been All inmate 20 m"
House of Detention sine" h- confessed
and then attempted suicide lie has
been going about the city with Detective
Sergeant Arthur Carey. who was sr"-
cIAlly assigned to the cas-" nv capt
Titus at the request ot Nj osborn"
II Is known that Jones in. led ChraN
to drug stores, AMI II Is -a'd mat Nj
Osborne I. satisfied that H. has iraccd
the poison administered Ia Millionaire
Marsh. md also secured proof 'hnt ]
vas sos.i 30 Patrick.
This. however. Mr., Osborne refuses 30 /
q ~
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mo GAMING IN
CITY" --MURPHY.

me fnuni,men system Uaig;liratod by
Peer coniin with no was cli.f ., p..
lie. Az; .bc shed later b. John Nc.
rega.h
4 40 mo- expect % answered com.
missioner Mlrph, but. o. course. the
tdtuTe VII determine VIVA, acton ma,
take n that direction
~. FOR tlic good ~ III. service.
salI he Commissioner referring !, The
transfer 81 capt. vredenhurxh from The
o,h stree - The East Invent, -se cord
ttre"t station. changing commands wiz
cap Dean
Transfer Ut Vred~nhurxh.
rh' trnn"'cr .! Nf.denour.n Mas
ordered Jour or Ave DAYS ago. hu, lid
not tax" r,Hf, h-cnu." ~ n" cntnrc
on the isi ~ March. NredeiburRh will
60 n'ii ~ oak street station today"
COMMISSIONER, Murphy was asked II
charges would be made by capt. chap.
poet taxnv in Grace Church wns,e a
burglary occurred
w9ulhn, tel. u kn.~. SAID the com
very wsl. IL va. a dr'.mmer "r S"1 IN
the sam. brtsah" Win me ~ the civil
II know he |. q eompe on, Office, aud
! know ne mean" well A. matter ~
'aCt. Trace '1u'cH NnFu IL not included
lr In. police Iptst. ] baii.va that ihc
burglary WAS committed from the INSIDE
Another burglary vas committed her.
some time ago. ! understand.
Among me callers upon Commit sioner
Murphy to-day was Andrew Freedman,
Mr crokers partner. who has rarely
called \. headquarters. Nc stayed some
time.
Late: Senator P!unx!:t called. ana the
drove away with him IN "A
ras
Commiasion~r Murphy broke another
record by hi. early arrival a, Head.
quarters II" got there ~ $40 \ "
A nd left at II II o'clock.
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s,ow.wny Nus, Go back.

Gussave 4. HccSe. u German lahorer.
twenty-five ,~arr old. was UP before the
Board OF Special Inquiry at the hmm.
grafton Station at Elils Island this mora
ING Charged with being a stoNuway In
the tank steamer Rotterdam. He vas
ordered deposieL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
RYAN TO LOSE LEFT EYE.
Injured !" Fight ;: MIST Come Out
~ save Hs Other One.

LOT Ntl.LE Ky March l-'>us.
'rai'sn' Jnmy Ryan. the pug.list, VII
nav" his let oyc removed 20 save the
right one.
Hyan's fi, cy" ir# Hsr:, III bad shape
for ten years from injury received IN
a fight His battle on Monday uiSht
with Marvin Hart made It stu worse
and on consulting an oculIst Srs wa.
told that ne would have to ypse ono
|cye or both. Ryan had the opcrsh ion de-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

N.H\SY March J. m. Jaw against
pri,. nrh,ius IA ,hls state Nae openly
violated N this rtv ns, niEht, when
'harie- lli't", . weii.kno.n local boxer
ana ,thi'r, Ought ten rounds with EI.
took pldc. 1t iiiite'- gymnasium 4, Ia.
Empire Theatre building aud vas fpr a
9rivat- pnr-. iIlf'r npn IN points Al
though honprr wsr" pretty evenly III
N'ded durin. most IN the mil
IN" 'l.h, was wl.ncs-",! b., a scor. u.
sporting legislators i,s well A. a large
iiin.t"r ~ ipani betting m.n ami horse
m"n II VAS kcp profound secrc.
M hdm,.,ipu fcr ~ ). 50. charged. and
h3iica was given mat m. pnut would nt
frr boot
Tho hsnt began about II ny3ocA ana
"fr UNci 'ca m"m.nts before mid.
1lHhl guard nhs placed =, N. door
- prevent Interference Roth men
fhusn' ~ lEhtw'tsht limit Il i, said
the ni.H,tnn ~ thu luth1sNics Viii ur
tai'"d - he hrht MS morning and
nrtlnn may ne taken a once.
Th.s Is the frst case known OF a NO.
lAiion ~ The law and should ,?r.s,s
Eoao% mans wcIi.kGuwn senators anal
A~"mpiyn.en vii Dc sn,ncr"d in
''N''s '''' "'''' ~ ~" i'sht"'Shs
was bft, % ne beet %: It's KIND eyer -.,n
ia mas Vicinity and wD. "a lsu,.d t
,n,,f 49, 49,, ty,
E1-N"'Nh h'it II was
hshs RIM sthtf To nuish In fact. there
were k,,r. feW Isifl rlo,urnf. 3t,,,n,.t,.,,.
Ia, nm
n h"Gi - ORIG uallS arranged Mas 20
have Do"h ]. Hgt,cn-fuuud nryumeut ~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

'Aborr all. 90 srr c,,rri patients. Then
don'ii,e 200 mile, array. Theyar> riehf
here nh,rr their truthful. g<nu'n, and
grateful ftstimony can be ,,riitd.,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
The Asthma Treatment
Can Re sent Anywhere.

No class Of diseases has furnished more
,r,kinE testimony than those who suns'
from stubborn asthma. Ano,her just NJ
interesting Is that OF Mrs. Oliver. cis 81.
AIMS avenue. Bronx. city. Mr.. X. Smith
lives At No. Is Overton avenue. ionkcrs
lie suffered from Asthma and found no re-
lief until he came to the Copeland rhysi.
clans lie - glad indeed to testify. John
Denfy. sis Stephen street. West iiobok"n.
tells similar story.
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pee,or,. Mistake co.,. M. Liz.

Nc Marsh ! DR. Ed.
ward a. Fesscnden, a weil.hnown pnv.i.
clnIh swallowed two ica.ponafuis of car
hpiic acid bv mistake to-day and l"d
afttcn minutes later Dr. FrsscnI.r
zMsaA graduated from bellevue Medical
College and saw service IN the army
during tho civil war.
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Until March Sih oil
patients. old or new.
who need medi.
cline. or profession-
treatment for any
fors, Of Catarrhal Or
Bronchial Dssrss~
will b~ treated w
III. CURED ~ the
rate ~ ~ n month.
.r,,r opportunity
~ c.itive1y en'ls
March y.

IN. largest number Of
nov patients ever r..
,eived at the t"pe'ALa
ct,,c~. ,s.l were RECORD
ID las, month. Tn" next
Ia-yes, eco, were rec"fn
ed in March, 1895. when
The Lung Treatment was
given 10 patients and the
nro,e.sIon. idcnt!cally the
same a. tn. treatmens
tina, cured Hamtnann
,srn, BY n New LOTT
newspaper to Or, HOE.
"A, vienna. given as nun
drcds 81 doc,ora viii tes-
,isy. to the profession
-..,t,.,,, secrecy 10 pa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

rhesr asptOn, T0estions have
been printed h, Doctor Copeland -
sOOd man, times. They describe
condition.. alluded to In the tessi-
mOnS Of those whose names are
given nl,n~~. Read them carefully.
mark -nrh a. appI, so your ease.
aud. pr"sidinK they drseSihe your
.itsr~sr. hiring or s~"d then befovs
March with ~ 10 Dr. COpe1aR0.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

f"rrcd unit! Thursday, 80 Ne can attend
th- Ryan West nght next Monday. The
loss % the eS" will hardly end his rims
career, FOR Ryan has been practically
blind In II For wears
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Cured Of De.tnc.. In one Month.

Cured Of Deafnrss In One Month.
Mr. Victor Sobus. broom manufacturer. Of
New Bo~sry. near Pearl St. sen, his
brother to the Copeland institute for treat.
ment last week With this characteristic re.
mark: They can cure y0u. because they
cured me. I was deas when | went Their.
ana a terrible sufferer from ear troubles
In three visits my suYertnks were relieved
and At ths end Of one month was entirely
cured -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

T. I C,,sn. al ~ are
Fred >-it.r. .ill i.tnr,,
Ms. Hdip-ru. III CRAM IT,
Eost- cannon. 81 ". alS ~.
isnai,"s Ran. ~ tnrstfh a.
kiSs T.. ". Uoan. ;M lSsih Il
Mary N.rray. ~" ". tRA ~,
imric. WLnisG. II ". tVh ~.
.,cras Hrfis. rar's'ddi. y. IL
HTs. Ottoman. ~ T.. lUlst a.
Npn. Essn"id.. ~ +. IS0th II.
Ir.dsr.ci Wct'y. f:l T.. l.'hs'.
.tir,d 1 id,ed,s. ltu Eirsri-, u.
Wm. J. Nr>h~,ry. tGB 4. J&'h II.
Wm. tndst A,". NJ r. iri'y are.
John Stead. Lonr branch. y. H.
j. NrNaiy. 40 ",stI Erooi'yr.
Il. SI,iti. - D'>,ion are. IontNs.
Trn,H Or.rnty,,. 100 kns' iiS'hI ~.
NsS 7. T.. rugh. tuition a.. Brooky~.
4. Doiph. 80 Huntington IT.. H"boktn.
A"qns' .inds,son. ssr lh are. Eroekiyn.
Lhtjdh Di'bror, s'1 f'icirr a.. Brookiyn.
.iam.s French. ::l i'ar Brnn' a.. Rroski1A.
Mrs. J1ms. Oiits,. ZIG 81. .Anns are. Brcss.
N,s. r. N"-no.. Ia: E. a:d ~. Cured n ~
,nonih.
n. l.. Ern,. !; 4. lish ~ troid IL Mad ss~-
'amp'io")
Er.urn Erici,on. Harir.r,' Harbo,. stst-~ Isi-
n 3D. Tor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

Is .he breath ioui7h
IL III. voice husky
Have YOU n cough
Are you losing flesh -
DO YOU spit ur slime
DO you ache all over
Is the nose stopped up,
10 YOU snore A. night
DO YOU cough NJ night?
Have YOU pain In side?"
bo you blow out scat,A -
10 you taxi" cold easily :"
Il your appetite variable:
iiay. you stitches In side"
Does the nosc bleed easiiy
Is this worse toward night:
do crusts form In the nose?".
= IL the nose sore and tender:
DO you sneexe a great DEAF:
DO You cough until YOU lse:.
do you raise iruNhy mAiArtaly
Does the nose Itch and burnt"
DO you spit ny yellow matter ~
Ara ynu Iow.spiri,cd Al t!rns.;..
is there pain In front OF heady
10 , ,nsrs n ns'n +, MAC hack OF Of h.sd,.
il your ,enss Of smell leaving 90
ia there tickling In the throat:
do YOU cough In tho mornines:
DO YOU cough on going 70 bed!
Is your cough short and hacking.
DO you hawk to clear the throSty
"is there q dropping In tn" throatc
is the throat dry 10 tho mornings:,,
Are you LOSING your sHnss ~ taste =.
DO you sleep with the mouth open:
"iiavc you pain behind breasthone."
DO you spit up little chcesy Iutnps:"
Have you a disgust for fatty foods 80
Does your nose stop up toward night 2
lis there a tickling behind the palate ?
40 you feel you are growing weaker =
It's there = burning pain 10 thu throat
DO you cough worse night and moi
'nsr,~ ~ roo ,.y. ), q, =, =, ,,.,,
hA
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\ slsa,. s.ip.,- rIntrnaen, Resigns.

.spsrtsl 10 Ths svsniaA World
ArL1ANTic CITY. n. March L.
Nh Nary v. Kimmel. WHO has been
ElIsfrndept Of the Atiapl c cs,y Hos
]. pee November, itaes to-iAy I'M
tssdered bel. re.ignstlRn.
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The i'iHh' Higgins.
mite Aakr~.."r Nov,

The Albany puSilis, assumed tho az.
gr"ss'vc ~ the fourth round and con-
iihn"i II almost Throughout, tn. NEht,
Euth men landed good blow. IN this
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01
TRANSFERS TWO CAPTAINS.

Com"'.sio"er Nurph. Moves 10.
Rnn mud White In Qu~ens.
For the good Of the service" Police
Commits i"ner Murphy to-day trans.
!erred Capt. Hogan. OF the Jamaie,,
station. TO Scwtown. and Capt White
Of the Scw!own station, to Jamaica
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-01

,l.nts even at. the low fees THIS ,rs .,,
III, a. m. credit OF teaching the profession
ihe value OF arsenic acid In ,ub:reu!ar
'nses. Patients should know ,h.t .ncs
can receive This treatment without going
to Vienna for IL and that they car, receive
~ under the s: ofYer, and that mas oee,,
given all along at the COPELAND !mces ~
have been stated befor~' that the attempt
10 make I, appear that Prof. Koch. OF ber.
lin is or has been In New York 10
cnnsump'ives.
q" n"L sr~ these p"rplr who say
the, suffered from, Catarrhal. \.th.
matte or bronchial troubles.
Write them anyway.
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JEROME HEARS
RAID CAPTIVES

lu.,le. ,.rom. took up tn. -xam,na.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
A Most Liberal OFF,.

All u farmer readers should take
advantage ~ the unprecedented club
hing offer W this year make, which
includes with this paper The Kansas
City Live Stock Indicator. it, special
Farmers Institute Editions and The
Poultry Farmer, These three publ
cations are the hest of their class and
should M IN every farm home. To
them We add. Tor local, county and
general news. oar own paper. aud
make the price of the four one year
only $l.2j. Never before wa so much
superior reading matter offered for 80
small an amount OF money. The three
papers named, which We club with our
own, are we'll known throughout the
West and commend themselves Ia the
readers favorable attention upon
mere mention. The Kansas City Live
Stock Indicator Is the great agricul-
tural and live stock paper Of the West:
The Poultry Farmer Is the u prac-
teal poultry paper for the farmer,
while The Special Farmers Institute
Editions are the most practical publi-
cations for the promotion Of good
farming ever published. Take ad-
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
SALT SPRINGS.

Miss Carrie Outland, ~ Armstrong.
has come To remain awhile with Mrs.
McClclland.
Charles Brown Is helping the sp-
pearance of his premises by putting
up new fences.
J.. a. Orr hauled his wheat to Mount
Leonard last week aud received ~
rents per bnshel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Fulkerson enter.
I ined u few Of their friends ut dinner
ar Thursday 81 last week.
q. q. Thornton fell from the top Of
u high tree last week while ut work
saving OF limbs. His face Is badly
bruised.
Little Miss Nettie Bauers, who has
been having her eyes treated In Mar.
shall, has been fitted with glasses and
IL back In school again.
Rev, Steinheimer has been sent back
to the Marshall circuit. This place IL
one Of che points on the circuit and he
breaches here every fourth sunday.
The Presby'erians held u congrega-
tional meeting last SUNDAY and unan-
imously extended Rev. Mckinney a
call tn remain with them another year.
At the school election last Tuesday
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Low Rates to California.

The Union Pacific has i%naugurated
u series Of cheap popular excursions
every Tuesday from the Missouri
River to San Francisco, Los Angeles.
bakersfield. San Diego and other
points In California. Only $50 from
Kansas City or LeavenwOrth. Two
fast trains daily. Dining cars, chair
and everything modern. No other
line makes a. good time. See Denver
and the Rockies. city ticket office,
1000 Main street, Kansas City. Mo.
J. Is. FRAwLEy,
General Agent.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05

Notice Is hereby given that on aud
after the first day Of April, 1901, at :
o'clock q. M, there will be a minimum
charge for the detention Of cars, or
use Of tracks Of one dollar (&l. O) per
ear per day, or any fraction thereof
sundays snd legal holidays exceptel }.
II not loaded within f0rty-eight (+s
hours after arrival, on all cOmmodi-
ties except bituminous coal. coke ar
ore for smelling, which viii he allowed
seventy-twO t72) hours for unloading,
after which the minimum charge Of one
dollar ~ 90 per day or fraction
hereof will apply.
II. q. STIDHAM. Agent,
II Chicago Il Alton Railroad.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
q. 8. DEPARrNENT0F AGRICULTURE
Climate and Crop Bulletin Of the Weather
Bureau, Missouri Section. for the
Mouth Of March. 1901.

Columbia. Mo-. April !. 1901.
The month Of March, just closed.
has been the most disagreeable month
~ the winter. The mean temperature
differed but little from the normal, but
the weather was very changeable with
frequent high winds. and less Than the
usual amount ~ sunshine. The pre-.
cipitation exceeded the normal amount
w the greater part Of the state, and
quite heavy SHOWS fell IN some Of the
northern counties. The SHOWS were
beneficial Ia the wheat crop. however.
and there II now -uifici, nj moister for
present needs la all sections ~. the
state.
IL u number Of the southeastern and
q few ~ the ea-t.central and south.
western counties cat sowing IL nearly
finished. early potatoes have been
planted aud considerable ground pillow.
.d for corn. but throughout the remain.
der NJ the state the soil has been toe
cold and We, to work and little prog.
re-s has been made. In n few ~ the
southern counties the earlic-, -own
oat- are up md look we'll. and some
orn has been planted. In Dunklin
county u few melons have also been
planted.
Wheat has been slightly injured, In
few counties, by freezing aud tha"-
ing. and a few correspondents report
that clover has been heaved Quito some
extent, hut In most sections both crops
ARE reported In good condition. In
many counties the condition ~ wheat
l. much above the average for this
season of the year.
Fruit bud, are reported uninjurcd
and IA. outlook for fruit of all kinds
L. exceptionally promising. except In
u few ~ the northern counties. where
u part ~ the peach bud. have been
killed. In the extreme southern coun-
iicU peaches are In bloom.
4. T.. HACKkT"T.
Section Director,
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
What Sh Ill We Have for Dessert?

This question arises IN the family
every day, Let us answer II to-day.
Try Jcll.O, u delicious dessert. Pre-
pared In twO minutes. No baking.
add hot water and set to cool. Fla
vOrs:-l.e mmOn, Orange, Raspberry
and strawberry. At your groceries.
lOcts.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Money to Loan.

We loan money at : per cent on
farm property. No red tape-bOrrOw.
or reserves the right to pay any ar oil
principal any interest pay day. Call
and ~ us.
CONWAY Il DAWES.
East Side square.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05

vantage Of this great offer, as Il will
hold good for q short time only. Sam.
pies Of these papers may bc examined
by calling nj this Office. D-ljunc
Evening star., 1901-07-02


HARPER. In loving remembrance OF my dear
mother. MARY VIRGINIA HARPER. who died
four years today, July 2, 1897.
The lips have loved they faded and cold;
They hands have clasped, they are covered with
mold.
Your tomb will wreathe. I have flowers FOR thee;
But you will neer gather a flower for me.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER. LULA.
MEY Frs. In loving remembrance OF my dear de-
parted son, JOHN H. MEYERS. Jr., who died
three years today. July 2. 1898.
In peaceful cemetery the stars are shining
Upon lone and silent grave,
Whore sleepeth, without dreaming.
The dearest could save.
BY HIS MOTHER.
NOIGT In loving remembrance Of beloved
mother, MARY r. NOIGT. who died ysat
ago today, July 2, 1909.
One long year has passed away,
One sad year since that fatal day
The one dearly loved and priced
Lay cold in death before eyes
We miss mothers coming footsteps,
We miss her everywhere:
Home is not what IL used TO be
S ce our darling mother is not here
WHITE. Tn loving remembrance Of my dear hus-
baud. ANDREW j. WHITE, who died six
years ago today-Juy . 1885
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HIS WIFE. ALBERTA WHITE.
Evening star., 1901-07-02
CORRESPONDENT EXCURSION.
Pleasant Annual Event of the Penn
syIyaHia RaiIroad.

| syivaEia Railroad.
| A train load of hot, dusty, but delighted
excursionists rolled into the 9th street sta
tion last evening shortly before u clock,
returning from the trip to Cape May par
| ticipated in by the corps of Washington
| correspondents and members of thc press
| For many years the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company has indulged itself In dis
| pensing hospitality to the newspaper men
| and their families in n annual jaunt to the
| SeaShore or mountains.
! The party left last Friday morning at
$50 o'clock on special train. in charge OF
Mr. Colin Studds. passenger agent of this
district, and made quick run 10 Balti-
more. There were about four coaches full
of newspaper men with the ladies of their
families. At Baltimore another car load
was added, and still more got aboard at
Wilmington. Philadelphia was reached
about 1 O'Clock, after pleasant ride, and
the party dSembarked in Broad street sta
tion. where luncheon was spread upon a
number of long tables. Ample time was
given to do justice to the good things pro-
vided, and then, with Mr.. George w. Boyd,
the assistant general passenger agent, and
Mr.. +. n. Barksdale, the chief of the lit
erary bureau, the party, augmented by the
Philadelphia contingent, took train for Cape
May, via the Delaware river bridge route.
The destination was reached about 3::i0 and
after every one was roomed in the Stock
ton Hotel there was d general break for
the surf.
The party remained at the Stockton until
Monday morning, the guests of the Penn
sylvania railroad; and it means somethi
to be the guest of that company. Every
thing possible was done for the pleasure of
the guests Sailing, bathing. ishing troll
ley riding, Solfing and dancing We're the
main forms of amusement. The usual staff
from the commissary department of the
road was on hand with the necessary ac-
compartments, which were varied ana de-
lightfu.
The homeward journey was commenced
yesterday at ii o'clock, and a stop of one
hour was made in Broad street station to
refresh the tourists by the methods IA
m1liar to the Pennsylvania people The
remainder of the trip was made expedi-
tlousiy, an unusually fast run marking the
journey from Baltimore to Washington
Evening star., 1901-07-02
Picnic Requisites
For 1.-The Fourth. "
(Fifth hOOr.)

We carry a most complete line Of
requisites and conveniences for pic
MICS and summer outings, and name
in part the following:
Evening star., 1901-07-02
Transfers in Police Department.

Detective w. T. Tyser. who has been do
ing duty at the Baltimore and Potomac de-
pot, has been transferred to the detective
Office as member of Capt Boardman's S
force. He will fill the vacancy caused sew
eral weeks ago by the transfer of Detective
Hartigan. Policeman James Tayman was
transferred from headquarters, where he
has been acting as inspector of pawnshops.
TO the house Of detention, to take the
place of Policeman Houghlan. who will do
clerical duty at headquarters
Officer r. l.. Phillips who has been as
sistant to Sanitary Officer Frank succeeds
Omcer Tayman as inspector of pawnshops.
Policeman II. c. Pratt of Georgetown will
fill the vacancy at the Baltimore and Po-
tomac depot. succeeding Detective Tyser.
Evening star., 1901-07-02
A Vigorous Body.

For Sick Headache, Malaria, Bill
iousness, constipation and Kindred
Diseases an absolute cure.
Evening star., 1901-07-02
Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect order
bv the occasional use of TUFTS Liver
Pills. They regulate the bowels and
produce
Evening star., 1901-07-02
The New Imperial
Atlas of the World

Has just been published; contains
large scale colored maps of each
state and territory in the United
States, provinces OF Canada, the
continents and their subdivisions a
ready reference marginal index is
shown upon the maps of all the
countries of the earth with new off
cial census. Attractive cloth bind
ing.
Price, $1.25 copy.
Book Dept.-Basement.