davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Yale expositor., 1901-01-04
A WHOLE BUNCH Of PARDONS
Gov. Pingree is Establishing a
Record for Himself.
GOVERNOR SHOWS NO FEAR.
ny the End of His OmciaI Term He
Will Have Granted More Pardons
and Paroles Than Have all His rred-
ecessors Combined.
Hand. Nye and Stewart fardoned.

Gov. Pingree has granted pardon
10 Clifford Hand, who was sent from
Washtenaw county to Jackson prison
for life for the murder of Jay Pulver.
The pardon was pettioncd for by 300
of the leading citizens of Ann Arbor
and Ypsilanti. The case presented in
behalf of Hand is remarkable in sew
erals respects. The evidence was
purely circumstantial, and the COVER
nor states that it is just as consistent
with the theory of innocence as of
guilt, and that the supreme court has
decided that in such cases, the doubt
should be resolved in favor of the ac-
cused.
Geo. Nye returned to Detroit from
Jackson prison shortly after noon on
the 25th with Aid. Anthony Weller,
who went to jackson the night before
with the pardon papers which mater
tally shortened the five-year sentence
Nye was serving after conviction on n
charge of perjury in connection with
the Nelson Cunningham hoidup case at
Detroit about year ago.
Henry Stewart, convicted of murder,
who is one of the oldest convicts, both
in years and length of service, in jack
son prison, after serving 81 years, was
pardoned by Gov. Pingree on the eth.
Two others, VIM. Ii. Langride, who in
1856 was sent up for life for murder in
the second degree, and John Fastbin-
der, serving u 13-year sentence for
numbering a man in Detroit, were both
paroled on the same day. Frank Hill,
of Ann Arbor, after serving one year
of 3-year sentence at Ionia, parolcd;
Abram llartle, Barry county, served
81 years of n 10-year sentence, par
Dled; Jos. Babillion, Detroit, served
five years of 10-year sentence, par
oiled; Marie Smith and Ida Gilbauer,
of the Industrial School for Girls at
Adrian, paroled.
IL More Psrdoned and ParoIed.
The following persons were pardoned
and parolcd by Gov. Pingree on the
3lst: Stonewall j. DeFrance, Kala-
mazoo, forger, years, paroled; Frank
Bradley, Detroit, forger 10 years, par
doned; Alex. Enos, Ontonagon, MUIR
derer, lifer, pardoned; VIM Ii. John
sou, Lapeer, burglar, II years, COM
mutation and paroled; Milton e. Read
ing, Detroit, disorderly conduct, at
Industrial school, paroled; Jas. b.
Dagget, Mecosta county, murderer,
iifer, pardoned.
The Yale expositor., 1901-01-04
Lanes Family Medicine

Even the timid engineer whistles at
danger.
Evening star., 1901-07-13

IL. S.E COR. TTH&L N. W.
800 7th Sc. 6r&b. :. 10. 90
1349 9Th NV, store. 1850
756 Sheridan. 6r&b. Is. 90
COS NJ sc, crab. so
HOS 9Th se. 6r&b. .17.5O
33 Hanover Ut. .6r&b.1T.M
1889 9Th NV, Grab. rs. 50
217 ~ NV .Sr, basInt. 1900
217 AZ NV, 2r&b. .fit. Is. 90
5th&P NV. sto&cel. Is. 90
81 N Y av. Ar nat. .14.00
1017 7th NV. Ar, Sd q. 1890
41S o NV, Ar hat. .12.6O
308 II ne. shop. .12.W 90
1850 Sth NV, store. 1900
812S 7th NV, sto. 10. so
Stab nr 12th&F NV 10. 90
$50 Franklin, store. ;. 10. 90
414 Franklin, r(coD. $50
1885 18th NV, basmt 500
236 Fomeroy. store &. 90
7th&L NV, shop, 2r..e.O0
452 d NV, on n, 81 & S8
W., steam heat. jy1S-tf
Evening star., 1901-07-13

ty13-St
FOR RENT-STONE 4 ]
$50. Iowa circle, 15r, 3ba
S125. 5.....1765 Q, lar. 2ba
$50. 1923 Il I av NV. 12r
$75.75.1733 Q NV. 12r. ba
$75. 1907 Clifton, lar, ba
$75. 1903 y nv. 12r, ba
$50. so. .24OS-1O 18th. 1Or, b
$50. SO. ..1750 8 NV, 12r, 2ba
$50. .425 9th NV, store
S55.75. 1922 18th NV, 12r, b,
$55.6O.1 1880 14th NV. .sto&d
$5O.75. 100 n NV, 12r. .ba
$50.75. .201S G NV, 12r.bI
$5O.75. .1744 n NV. Sr, bal
$5O.75. .124O Ken av, Tor. b.
5000. 1883 Harv'd. 12r. b
$5O.5O. .91O1 18th; 1Or, baI
$50. 1882 X NV, 12r, ba
$40. .2O5 C NV, 11r, 2 ba
$3.50. 1925 I NV, Or. ba
$45. so. .91S 8 NV, Tor, baI
$3.50. 1923 11th NV, Tor, b.
$b. .174S Oregon av, 11rI
$4O.75. 1919 18th NV, 1lr.b
$4O.5O. 1905 NJ NV, lOr, b
$D.50.. .3402 Morgan avI
$40.0.9 .925 18th NV. 10r, ba
$4O.5O. ..1S1l 18th, 1OrI
$4O.5O. .1lO G NV, 11r, b
$37. so. 1916 Corcoran, Or.
$37. so. .3lO0 10th NV Or. ba
$3.50. 1917 18th NV, ,l1r. b
$36. so. .221 Pa av NV, sto,
$3.50. 1904 18th NV Or, ba
$35. 80. .21S 10Th sw, Lar, b.
$35. so. 1887 Sth NV, Or. b,
$780, so. :. 80 Q NV, 9r, ,ba
$35. so. .949 T NV. Or, ba
$35. so. 1923 Greg av,9r, ba
$35.5 so. .Sto&cel.7 .7th&M NV
$35. go. .3419Mors'n av,9r. b
$35. 80 .3423Morg'n av, ,9r, b
$3.50. 1927 T NV, Or, ,ba
5000. go r I av NV Or. b
5000. .818 r NV, Sr, ba
$50. 80. .34-36-40 v, Or, baI
Evening star., 1901-07-13

SO6-s r NV.
$30.D. 1906 14th NV, sto
5000. I'LL n NV, 6r. ba
$50. so. 1903 4th my Or, ba
$50. 50. .l7th&K NV, store
5000. At Quincy NV ,Sr.b
S2s. so. .67 N Y ay NV, ,6r, b
$27. so. .22lO 14th. sto, sta
$25. so. .1lO4 O NV, Sr, ba
S25.0 .2130 H NV. Sr. ba
S25. 80. .322 T, Sr, ba
$25.0. .304 T NV, Or, ba
$2. Astoria, fiat, fur
SIS. 300 9th Sc, Or. ba. sto
SIS. ......17O6 Pa av, fiat
$25. -. .7OS Q NV. Or, ba
$40 r NV. of rs
$3. so. .1B G ne. 6r, ,ba
$3.50. .524 18th ne. Or, ba
$3.50. III s NV, Or, ba
$3.50. $40 9th NV. fiat
$2O.O. TIA Sd sc, Or, ba
$40. so. 1883 Md av ne. 6r
SO. .6O4 + NV, 2 OF r. I'd e
$3.50. 600 NJ Sc, Or, ba
$3.50. .613 18th ne, Or, ba
$1s.50.6 .6O2-6 NJ Sc, Or, ba
$3.50. 17O6 Pa av NV, fat
$1S. Randolph, Md.
$3.50. .1104 9Th Sc, 6r. .ba
$17. ..1116-0 G ne. fats
$16.o0.541 14th Sc. Or. ba
$16. .7O9 18th NV, 6r, "
$3.50. ..727 L ne. Or, ba
$15. Clarendon, Va.
SIS .604 F NV, 2 Of r.3d q
SIS. 425 N ] av NV, ,basmt
$13. .2429 18th NV, Or
$12.3O. 1904 4th Sc. sto, ,5r
$12. I'LL G NV. fiat
$l1. .312 Ford's court, Ar
$1O.5O. 1905 N ] av Sc, Or
s.. ..1313-l9 Wylie ne, 5r
$3.50. 1851 7th NV, store
$3.50. .423 HOlledge court
Sc. 30 .91S st. PauPs court
II
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FOR kENT-BY B. F. SAL
621 7th nw.st&l4r$14O.W
1907 Clifton, 14r&b. 1900
252O 18th NV, 10r&b. so. 90
11O7 17th NV. 9r&b. 1870
1907 9th NV, 10r&b. 10. 55
$40 NJ NV. 10r&b. $3.50
1908 7th NV, stO. eel. .35. 90
1908 Riggs NV, 9r&b. sc. SO
415 K NV, 9r&b, ,sto. 80. so
1907 7th NV, st&3r so. so
2cS0 Tth NV, 7r, sto
and stable. 30. 90
1927 9Th NV, 10r&b. 2S. so
l02S 7th NV. .stoRel. .21. so
40 u NV. 6r, b&cel. .27.50
g P ne, 6r&b. -.... $3.50
1924 10th NV. 0r&b. .25. 80
800 G ne. 7r&b, ..-.1.m
1880 10th NV, 6r&b. -. so
435 N NV, 6r&sta. 20. 50
2S7 I'd NV, 8rdkb. ...22. so
s634 n Y nv, CRIB. 30. so
800 10th NV, 8r&b. 20. 20
Once rms, ut SIP + st. II
Evening star., 1901-07-13

1909 18th srkb. 1850 oo,l7ss Ger 1t, erab s<s 80
1884 NV. lor&h .5o.o0lII54 Madison. 9r&b.42 80
Chestnut ave., Takoma Park. lar. b. LOO
HElSKELL & McLERAN.
ml6-thsAt-0 tO06 st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT
S1ss. .2O7-9-11 e Cap. 34rI
k166. Ct. .21st NV. fur. 15rl
SSb. .1SO6 N H nv, lar
S83. "a. 227 Pa ay NV. st. dwl
$50. .321 Pa av, st&dw
976. 1000 eth NV, 14rI
SIS. .12O6 G NV, Office
$75. .225 E Cap st. 11r|
SOS. IS. .....Sl1 II NV, 11r,
S65.....19l3 10th NV. Or
SEQ. 80. 800 H NV, Office
$50. O....1O7 Pa av. st&dwl
SEQ. ;. .4S 9th NV. store
$50. 432 9th NV, up'r f'rj
$55. @.......12 B ne, Or,
$55. 80. .2207 x NV, Or
$W. 80. .917 18th NV, Or
$5o. o.....1229 21st NV, 0rI
S5l.m. ..:Oi6 22d NV. 9fl
$50. O.@. .2543 18th NV, 10rI
$50. IS. ..917 Il NV. IlrI
SaO.55. ....1720 p NV. SR
$50. 1889 Vernon NV. 12rI
$50. 1880 Kenyon NV. .l2r,
$50. The Thomas, 5r,
$45.S. .1416 R l av, 11r,
$&. 1905 G NV, 6r
$J5. 5....1121 10th NV, lar
$45. THE Victoria. 5ri
5000. .1716 COrcoran. Or
For complete list Of pr
weekly bulletin.
1ylS-H, tn. th-tf
Evening star., 1901-07-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNlSAkn.
FOR RENT

VIZ lkfsNI -
1104 F.lOr, b. eel, mi. S0o. 50
sl1 19ta. l0r. %. mi IS. so
ISIS Pa av, l0r, b.
eel mi. as. so
114s Oregon az. llr.
500 2lst, i2r. b, mi. 40. So
1882 I. llr. b. eel. mi 40. so
1915 q, Sr. b. eel mi. .3S. 6
9i0 Esd Tor. b, Gel. mi 90. 50
1920 18th, Or, sto. Gel. IS so
1902 2eth. Or. b. eel. milo. so
242l Pa av.9r. b. mi. sc. 50
800 14th. Or, b. 5000
2llS g, lar. b. mi. 80. so
sol I'd. 9r. b. mi. 30. 50
Bsksmich shop. alley,
1s&la. LAM.lge lot 30 90
1885 18th. 7r.b, mi. $50
I0 2lst, Or. b. eel, mi25. 50
lelS NJ. Or. b, eel. .25. 80
ll2S 18th. 6r. b. mi 3. so
2021 L. 6r. sto, w,g.22 so
1901 S, Or. b. mi. rs. 80
213S Pa av. 6r. b.
eel, nj. % so
1920 Pierce. Or. b.
Gel, mi. ............22.J 80
eZ2 B ne. Or. b. mi -. so
93l II Or. b. mi. 20. 50
2i5 X, Sr. b. w. s.20.5o
VA I'D. 7r, W. g. 20. 50
Oil I'D. Ir. b. mi. 20. IS
oll 10th. Or. w.....le.5O
l147 l., Or. b, W, g..IS.30
l144 21st. Or. W. 90
3l5 L. 6r. b. mi. .I7.5O
e22 2.d. 7r. W. g...l7.50
4is Elm, DR., b. mi. .l6. SO
7l7la 10th, sr.w.g. 1850
II 10th. 7r. w.....lo.5O
60o 10th. Or, w.....ls.50
1854 18th. 81, w. 1890
1924 ROsedale NE. Or,
b, mi.
SIS oath. 5r. w.....I4.30
Jy10tf WESCOTT a.
Evening star., 1901-07-13

$35. The Victoria, II
$SS. .....1252 10th NV, 7r
$50. so. :. .425 9th NV, sr
$50. so. IA v NV, Or
$27.6O. .7f3 18th NV. 81
$27. 50. ..l2i5 9th NV, Sr
$27. .2139 I NV, fat
SIS. 80. 1927 Il NV. store
$8. 1881 Marion NV. Or
t25. 80. $40 F NV, once
t20. laos 14th NV, store
S%. $50 G NV. &c
SIS. .2120 I NV, Or
$24. IT'S 10th NV, st&dw
SO. 10. .639 4th ne, Sr
$1S.40. .416 N ] av, 6r
$17.80. .329 18th sw, 5r
S18.SO. .l246 Wylie ne, 6s
$3.50. 1880 q NV, Or
Sl6.....615 r NV. ofices
SIS. sol D NV. omces
$12.0. $40 18th, shop
$3.50. .......2 @ NV, Ar
$12. .33 7th Sc. store
$11.@. .2313 G nw,5r
$l1. 80. .220S Va av, Ar
5000. % Fenton ne, 5r
-. -. .213 Wilson NV, 4r
IS. 1886 18th NV. Ar
&6.3 .S13 7th Sc, rear,4r
for rent send for
B. II. WARNER CO.,
916 Il NV.
Evening star., 1901-07-13

WANTED COMPETENT STENOGRAPHEI,s
typewrfters and bookkeepers. who graduates
OF the Business High School. may be secured
through the Alumni Association OF the school
Address. In writing. giving particulars as to
requirements and salary, ALUMNI ASSOCIA.
TION. business High school building. city.
fe22-s,u
Evening star., 1901-07-13

nv
$3.50 144I 15r, 3bl$+O. 50.17l7 18th NV 10r. b
'sss sv 1is Con- ie
sb and stable. $40. . 245 18th, 1Or. ba
$l2o 24ol Pa av. 14r 3b$37 80. 1917 18th lOr. b
s15o 50 ~ iS 18th nwsr W. p
$50 1873 av. 14r. 80. 1923 Morg av.9r, b
Mintwosd e p l1rLa sss SO s4l9 MOrs ay.or
:7s lsSs 9s4, NV III S b "a
SOS. .17l2 Q NV, 9r ba s32 so 1887 NV. Sr. ba
SfA NV. T s. b
$50 1S0oBelmont av lr b $50. So 1903 4th Or ba
So. 1908 NV. Tor. ba 5000 1919 2Sth. Or, ba
$50 zoos Kalma ,12r S27 so .3O23 Cambg ge 81, b
So 18th nw ior iao7 Il na nw e. g. %
500 1888 Harvard, 1Or blS25.5O 1886 Wallach 7r b
81 $50 1s.h iSiS isis %yiie aE: ns p
$50. 1913 N nw iar. 2sa s.; Ills 7fh Sc. 5r.
9ss ss 81 h5sSns 1osS nw Sc siW W
ias ior h SsS't si5 n NV. staS
s4oSo. lso' I'D, Or; ba s.. 1886 Kendall Ivy City
!s ~s sS Se
APARTMENTs in THE RiSNEY." i4os Binncy ny
St, Columbia Heights; THE ARMY AND NAVY
Gos Cos st st. and CAPITAL. SAVINGS RANK BUILD
AZ oSFcE s asG FOR 8 's st and Iis In avs It
FOR IENT-BY W. G. DUvALL. 0e5 + ST. NV.
1879 NV, 13r. .S75. 90 1908 9th sw Sr 1s so
~ 11th se15r&sta 75O OOI5 Myrtle he. Sr. 80
li21 9th NV, 1lr. .2S50 Myrtle he, Sr. III so
1907 9th NV. Or. $50 Myrtle ne, Sr. III so
3Ol5Camb Gtn Sr 27.50 Store, cor 5th&P Is 80
90 Mass NV. Or. 20 IS 1105 Park ne, Or. 30
HOG 7th ne, Sr. so 912 1st NV, Ar Is 90
1922 4th NV, Sr. %. so 1918 Union sw 5r. 8. 40
1850 I'd NV, Sr. ....20.5Oi
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
1923 11th NV, Sr. So. 90 2136 Sth NV, Or. 12 so
2o26 VT NV, 6r. l. 40 2117 Chester Ct Sr Z so
9O3 NV, 7r. 1880
Offices 500 st NV. Only. Sc 90 and IS 90
Evening star., 1901-07-13

STOEAGE erORAQk sroRAGE-i2rH AND
Gtl NV; room 7Ox10e, with iarre eievntor:
Carriages stored and Insured for 81 90 10 ei 50
psr month; with Insurance HOME ICE CO. 4
.. "0' Asr' 3ei&-5st
Evening star., 1901-07-13

E. DAVIS. 7TH & r 8. ".
go 10th sw, Or. ami. 1880
947 Md av sw, Or, W, 1880
317 18th sw Or. WIS. 1850
1921 Union sw, Or. W. .s10. so
1850 Union sw 6r, W $50. 90
90S 9th NV fat, ami. %. %
Evening star., 1901-07-13

IRKER, 435 Az ST. S.W.
1853 / sw, Or. m /. 1880
8O7 Sd sw, Or, m i.16.3O
348 I sw. Or, m /. 1850
123 X NV. Or, m 1. .20.OO
92S g sw, Or. w g.14.O
1852 1st sw. .sto&dw %. so
$50 II sw, 5r, WIS. IL. 80
Good barber stand.
1898 7th sw. .......12.3
1922 Union sw, ,5r. W, $500
i62S Sd sw, Or, WIS. 1850
624 II sw, Or. wis. 14.30
jy13-3t
Evening star., 1901-07-13
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-2 OR ROOMS FOR MOTHER AND
2 daughters bet. l. and Q. 18th and nth NV,
within reach Of caterer moderate board Ad-
dress Box Al, Star office. 1t"
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT-TO ADULTS. THREE PLEASANT
I'd floor rooms. for |. h. k. 144S = st. NV.
tv13-gt
Evening star., 1901-07-13
FOR EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-A FINE WOOD AND COAL YARD:
6.4OO %. feet under roof; 8ad and NJ sts .
West Washington; vefy low rent.
1t ROBERT A. PHuLIPH l4O0 q st nv
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT-3 OR UNFURNiSHED ROOMS, IN
good condition. with private family, for Ink.
Alb 1st st. NV. Ito
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.T THREE OR FOUR
rooms on second floor for light housekeeping.
1888 10th st. 1y13-3ts
Evening star., 1901-07-13
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD FOR PART RENT OF A
handsomely furnished house. central having
and large dining rooms. Address OWN
Err E E., Star office. jy12-2t"
Evening star., 1901-07-13

<l3 22d. Or. w.....I2.so
zoe 9Th. Or. w.....l2.50
2l4f d. 6r. w. ~. so
2sS stf'aul,s CT. .5r.w.l2. so
2&02 Va av. .Sr eel. W IL. 30
1903 nth. Ar. w...12.30
24l6 q. Or. ", g....12.3o
llSA l1th. RI. r.@r.w-l2.O0
2222 r, Or. 10, 90
FURNISH ED.
ISIS 10th, lar. %. $50. 90
FLATS.
lI3l e0th. I'd q. Or, bS5s 90
1881 10th. Or. b. mi. 30. 90
1901 Pa av. .5r. b. mi IS. so
2l22 Pa av.4r. b, I'd ass. 90
9l4 I'D, ar. b. mi. 30 90
sO9 2lst. <r&b, mi. .. 90
ROOMS
170s-l0 f. 2 large
warerooms. ..... $50. 90
122 18th, 4r. b. We. 20. so
$50 a'th. Or. b. mi. 1870
104 i, Ar, w.......lS.30
<S2-$S6 La av, once
rooms. $40 q 1900
l7Sl 2th. once. heat. Is 90
STORES.
1902 Pa av. 4r. sto,
,ss. ssi ,o " s.s s';;sss l.. -; % 80 SO
1917 Pa av. .lr, eel, W 80. ~
2l0 14th.1r.sta, ,w.g.5.0o
122 l7th. lr, W, g. .25.60
2909 NJ. sto&2r. 30. 90
1865 L sto. eel. 1880
1915 N, lr. eel. ". 1900
1906 l7th, shop. 10. 90
STABLES.
1912 @, Is. .ch. .l.w.g..l3.O0
18th, 10th. L. n. los
and side lot. 1880
122o 18th. r'r. -.
VT. l. yd. w--....l5.O0
lS2y-3l l.. Or. w.....7.00
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT-1401 II ST. NV. LARGE SECOND
story front room; also two communicating rooms;
unfurnished. jyl3-3ts
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT "a UNFURNISHED COMMUNICATE
ing rooms on Sd floor; $40 per month. 1908
18th st. NV lbs
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT-7o9 sTH s. F. IGE. .STO. &DW. ,Sr$35 20
4ss sw. Or. mi. .s255 sig sw. Or. wa Is 80
III 2d sw, 5r, wa. 1850 B. LEONARD, $50 4Ia s.w.
fyl3-Sts
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT-BY G. II. p
423 AZ w,sto&dwl$30. 80
403 Az w,stO&dwl. 30. go
46 G sw, Or, Wig. 1900
$50 l sw, Gr. IN /. 1850
sos ID sw. Or, m 1. 1900
l36 G sw, Or, WIS. 1880
3l3 1 sw. 6r.w&s. 1870
348h b sw, Or. w&s. u. so
346 II sw, 5r, WIS. 80
1888 Col st ne, Or, imp15.30
All 18th Sc, 4r.w&s. $50
625 9th sw. stO&dw. 200
473 r sw, Tor, m l. .35. IS
Evening star., 1901-07-13
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH INFANT, DE-
sire board in suburbs. electric steam lines:
state terms; references exchanged. Address Il.
]. M. Star office. jyl2-3t"
WANTED-AT ONCE BOARD FOR MARRIED
couple. in suburbs country; line. Ad-
dress Box %, Star Office It,
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT-BI FLOYD
5l0Ms av sw, lar. mi$30. SO
1914 7th NV, stO&dw3. 90
1924 ~ sw, Or, ami. 1850
6DH r sw, 6r. ami. 1850
1879 ~ sw. Or. w&s. 1850
613 X sw. 5r, w&s. 1880
fu19-Qf
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT ROOMS OVER GROCERY STORE.
230 11th st. Sc; side entrance; rooms and bath
On and
closets, &C.; $12 month. jy12-3ts
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT - FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS AND
bath; Of yard. Call after pm, q NJ st.
jy13-3t
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR REST-THREESTORY WAREHOUSE 11I1
st. NV; elevator, gas. water; formerly occ,,-
pied BY firm Of w. B. MOSES & SON Apply
10 oif 4 81. NV. jy13-3ts
Evening star., 1901-07-13

FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FIRST FLOOR. ROOMS: 1880 18TH
ST. NV; comfortable home for adults; SIS In
Quire 9l3 NJ st. NV jy13-3ts
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
somc I,ncts Ahout salt.

The production of salt for domestic
use and use in the arts is now some
where near 1O000,OOO tons annually,
and the consumption always runs
close to the production. Furthermore
a perfectly natural demand would call
for far greater output Salt is a
universal necessity for all living
things, and the human consumption is
checked by poverty and taxes. Thus
the population of India lays a salt tax
amounting to eight N. lions sterling
and the consumption averages only
ten pounds per inhabit t. Nor does
the deprivation relate - a matter Of
taste merely. On the ,)ntrary, it is
seriously reckoned as q prime cause
for the debilitated CO. .dltlon OF the
people Salt means 80 much more
than SAVIOR that we are told that dur
ing the Parag1ayan war Of lS64-70 it
was observed that the men who had
been without salt for three months,
when wounded. however slightly, died,
as their wounds would lot heal"
Among European nations the con
sumption ranges from nineteen pounds
per head in the case Of Spain and
Portugal to siTty.two pounds per head
in the United Kingdom Making al
loTancc for tie quanti,j used in the
arts, the British consul. Dtion is siill
as high as forty pounds per head. AZ
that rate India would require 4JOO,0OO
more tons annually, and China would
take in few !aillions extra also. Tho
consumption Of salt III the United
States is forty.cight pounds per capita
or second 10 the United Rlcgdo,l
Canada being third.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19

Gus Stink, jerked it outward with
yengeful haul.
The half.b breeds blow falling TO
land and swinging him about helped
to fetch him down. He struck ON the
back of his head in the rocks, with Il
shiyer, slowly Strengthened out-dead.
Bleeding and painting, the miner
stood for a moment, prepared Tor
further struggle. Thea he made MS
way to Sturgls, who was sitting in the
snow, weakly.
"Sturgls," blurted Roberts, Il apollo
glze--I do. l didn't-know you had
saved the llttle-kid. I'd llke-to
shake your-paw and apologize--which
l never done-to any man before.
Here, I'll help. You've-got to git IN
side. The claims yours albright
enough. reckon you've-done your
whole assessment" New illustrated
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
CHAPTER II.

Late on the last day Of the year
miner walked across the dump Of Rob
erts' mine TO another tunnel, which
had been locked up and deserted for
more than a year He produced Il Rey
which turned the rusted lock, after
which he lighted a candle and went
slowly in, recalling a score Of Incl
dents Of days gone by, and so came at
last to the end of the drift, Here he
threw down his roll Of blankets and
stood inactive for some time, in medi-
tation. At length he took up a pick
from a stack Of tools, left as If but
the day before, and began to strike at
the rock.
Stroke after stroke he rained on the
face Of the wall, stopping now and
again to take the candle and throw its
radiance in and about the hole he was
forming, the clearer to see the trend
VI a lead Of crumbling quartz.
For an hour he worked increasingly.
Presently the steel of the implement
crashed through the she'll Of softer
substance and all but disappeared. He
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
A FORTUNE IN APPLES.
Man Sells His Crop For FOrty-six Thou
sand Dollars Cash.


sand Dollars Cash.
State Senator w. p. Sullivan, Of
Christian County, was in Kansas City
yesterday and told of farmer down
there who sold his apple crop the other
day for $4,000 in cash The farmers
name is Hazleton, and he has 100
acres Of apples.
'He did not have to gather the fruit.
The buyer was glad enough to buy 1t
on the trees" said the Senator.
"Then land down your way is held
at high valueT
mot very There is some to be
bought for S1.25 an acre. But it is too
easy to get What American people
want is land where twelve men are
fighting for each available farm, and
which will cost them a lot of money
to prove up. They do not like to go
into a quiet country and at their leis-
ure pick out a place that in few
years will yield 800 per acre"
"Some do rs well as thatW
II know several orchards which
have sold this year at that rate"
"Then they average by failures"
"Never have failure in the
Ozarks, said Senator Sullivan with
asperity. When a southern Missouri
ian has to own up to being from the
Ozarks he always gets mad. 1t is his
version Of the travellers who, to kill
time, were telling what were their
native States. All confessed eagerly
but one man, who when pressed, said:
"Now laugh, durn ye; come from
Arkansaw." Ozark people are in the
same plight.
"All there is against us is our
name" protested Senator Sullivan.
We have some Bald KnObbers and
razorbacks down there, but we know
how to raise apples and peaches and
goats. We have the best region in the
whole of the United States for these
things. 1t makes us tired when we
hear Of forty bushels of thirty-cent
corn to the acre We go in for $780,
an.acre apples. In 1881 and last year
we had a partial failure in some farm
products, but they do not include our
apples. Why don't emigrants turn
out when they get this far and settle
in Missouri Conhscate all the dime
novels and yellowbacks and we viii
live down that ugly name we have"
Kansas City Journal.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
A Desperate Man.

"Ne, Gladys McGooglo," he slil il
bis deep ana earnest voice, life with.
out you would be Of llttl1 use to me-"
DO you mean tat yea would take
the suicide route to cs ape itT' the
fair girl murmured.
Yes he answered. you have
guessed t."
Revolver or rope"
Neither"
Gas, taen, CT poson?'
He chook his auburn locks and
smiled at her bafled air
what, then. would yol do?"
Gladys" lie slowly answered, "lt
you refuse my love l viii take no
chances Of failure. have determined
to LET u malarious mosquito bite me"
That fetched her.-Cle geland Plain
Dealer.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
Meetings are held the lst Mon
day Evening In each month at
18TH and IL streets n. T..
BrightWOOd Park Citizens
Association,
Meetings are held The Third
Tuesday Evening In each month
in Thomas Hall.
OFFICERS:

President, W. Mex. Clayton; Vice
President, Chas. w. Parker; Secretary,
Frank j. Metcalf; Treasurer, w. s.
Detwicr.
E@rTotal membership about 70.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
Citizens Northwest Suburban
Association,

Meetings arc hold the First Fri
day Evening in Each Month in
the Town Hnll, Tcnleytown, DC.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
OFFICERS:

President, Chas. c. Lancaster; 1st
Vice President, Jas L. Tate; 2nd Vice.
President, Col. Robert l. Fleming; 3rd
Vice President, A. T. Shoemaker; 4th
Vice President, Dr. A. NJ. Ray; 9th Vice
President, Prof Louis l.. Hooper; Secre-
tary, DR.. j. w. Chapel; Treasurer,
Chas. L. Morgan; Sergeant-at-Arms,
Andrew j. Bergn; Chairman Executive
Committee, Louis p. Shoemaker.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
fakOma Park CitizanS' ASSO-
citation.
Meetings are Held the Last Friday
Evening in Each Month in the
Town Hall, Takoma Park, ID, q
OFFICERS

President, J. B. Kinnear; Vice
President, j. Vance Secretary,
BENZ, G.. Davis; Treasurer, g. f
Williams.
G@- Total Membership about 100.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
Colleotion For Foreign AtIssIons.

1t is said that Mr. Eyarts was once
going up in the elevator at the State
Department with many applicants for
minlstershlps and consulships. "Well,"
said he to a friend, "th ) is the larg-
est collection for foreign missions that
has been taken up for long time."--
The Argonaut. -.---------------------a a4i."'
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
BTightWOOd Avenue Citizens
Association.
Meetings are Held the Second FRI
day Evening in Each Month In
BriRhtwOOd Hall.
OFFICERS:

President, Louis P. Shoemaker; 1st
president, Wilton j. Lambert; I'd
Vice-President, N. E. Robinson; Sd
Vice. President, Thomas Blagden; 4th
Vice President, DR.. Henry Darling;
Secretary, John G. Keene; Treasurer,
N. E. Robinson.
RGy- T otal Membership about 200.
The suburban citizen., 1901-10-19
FOR SALE.

Several tracts Of land near Brightwood
snd Takoma, also Building Lots on
4rightwood Ave, and 14th Street road.
Louis P. Shoemaker. 920 F St., n w.