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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-28
SeabOaId Air Line RAILWAY,

FLORIDA and West India Short Line
Leave Washington, PenEa. R. R. Station
1901 A. NJ. FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
DAILY. MAH-ThFough Pullman SleepeTs
to jacksonville connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper TO Atlanta.
6:55 ?. NJ. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY. LINITED-Through Pullman Sleep
to Jacksonville and Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
70 Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern Pines pine
huTst)- Camden. Columbia Savannah Jackson
vile, and all Florida points Charlotte Athens
Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga. Nashville
points West and Southwest
4:SO A. NJ. LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh
UAtGY. Southern Pines CPinehuTst) Ham
let, and intermediate points
once, 1884 \. 7. ave and Penaa R. R. Offices.
r. E. L. BUNCH " H DOLL
General Pass Agent. General Agent.
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FOR RExT-UNFURNTsHED ROOMS.

rOh hENT-JSFOHH1SHE ROOMS
FOR RENT-Thrcc unfinished rooms newly pa
percd; also furnished rooms from - and upwards
II st. NV. e28-s
FOR RENT Unfinished delightful rooms, three
on second floor; St cars pass the door SO
Ind. ave. m25-7
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms and bath
| 1897 c st. sw. mass
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms. light
housekeeping; moderate "a sth St m2s-$
FOR RENTED or three desirable unfinished
rooms. 81 9th St Ne m2S4
FOR RENT-Thfrd floor fat OF three nice rooms:
SIS per month 81 St NV. nj
FOR RENT-Nodern bay window unfurnshed
rooms; southern exposure; very reasonable 10
Mass ave ne mss
FOR RENT-Tyro large. unfinished rooms; back
porch; reasonable 9lT New YORK ave NV mss
FOR RENT-Tvo beautiful rooms, furnished com
platc Tor light housekeeping; moderate so 9TH
St ne mss
FOR RENT-7z7 Goth ST. NV. near War Depart
ment, two unfinished rooms; third floor; house
keeping; SO mss
FOR RENT-Two unfinished front rooms; fine
location 945 0 st. NV e25-3
FOR RENT-Two communicating unfinished
rooms second floor; for light housekeeping 1922
18th St NV e27-5
FOR RENT-Tyro unfu-nished rooms, or one
furnished cheap. 7l3 4th ST ne e25-3
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms or partly
furnished for light housekeeping; heat, gas, bath
23I 18th St sw- e2I-3
FOR RENT-Txo or three unfinished rooms;
second floor; bath same floor; light; rent reason
able sl4 ~ st sw. eZ7-3
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms; heat. gas
and bath . ST
FOR RENT-Entire second floor. three rooms and
bath. tor light housekeeping. 2G3 C st. IN.
m2G-3
FOR RENT-Two or three UNFINISHED rooms;
light housekeeping. ~ Sd st. NV. mss
FOR RENT-Three unfurzisbed rooms; second
HooF; light housekeeping; heat, gas, bath; large
closets 30 81. NV m2G-3
FOR RENT-Threc unfinished, very pleasant
rooms. third floor, for light housekeeping
central; quiet neighbOrhCod; $50 per month
Io59 10Th St NV MOS
FOR RENT-Two unfurr:zled rooms; second
floor 9i5 G st. NV. mz6-6
FOR RENT-Two or four unfinished rooms;
light housekeeping; delightful location 2Gs II
St NV MOS
FOR RENT-Unfurnishcd rooms on second and
third floors; light housekeeping. Gg5 II St NV
m26-3
FOR REST-Threc rInflsrnished rooms; light
housekeeping Il desired 1925 sth st. NV u2G-7
FOR RENT-Thrce unfinished rooms. newly pa
pered and painted, second floor. rent s.. 1913
i;h st NV nz6-3
FOR RENT unfinished rooms second and
third floors. housekeeping; terms reasonable; no
children 81 Va. ave. sw -u2G-3
FOR RENT-T~o unfinished rooms. s. New
York ave. NV. est
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-28
HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-By q savings bank man to solicit
savings accounts: reference required: saIare and
commission Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK 18th
St and New York ave. mo-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-28

WANTED-DressHGaker- expert on sewing ma
shine, that do 1irst-Class work IUl5 10th st
NV. MI
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
For sALE-NORTHWEsT.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-CompeteEt girl. with reference for
general Homework; four m family Call 1893 Co
Iumbis st Columbia Heights 81
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TRAINS OY BLUFNONT RRAyrH

Through trains from me South arrive Washing.
CON $50 an. G-52 n s-S5 daily. 2:Ij pm.
and eco pm. daily. From H5rriSauhrue II-ST
an wees days aud 30 pm. daily. From Char
-ettesville SIS an and $40 pm daily
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-G2a 9TH St ne, corner, six rooms and
bath; rent SI7; open. c. ". WEBER, CI7 18th
ST NV. e2S-3
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NANTfD-Tmec Women plain Cook- fTst-cI8sS
MI
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WANTED-A good cook in private family,
white; a permanent home and good wages. Apply
rs eth St NV el
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-28

WANTED-A good chambermaid At once to stay
at night; references. 1872 II st. el
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tor lady Addrsss Penn. Hotel VarnuGu. rn27-3
INTERCHANGEABLE
WANTED Secondhand English horsetacE saddle.
/ must be cheap Address BOX 90, this Office.
\ BUSINESS PRoPOSTTIONGood printing. all
kinds cheap 1000 cards, sc HAYS, G35 I
nv HL-s-t
wANTED-Cash register; good condition; cheap
for cash Address Box e, this Office e27-3
WANTED-A roll-top desk: cheap for cash Ad-
dress. stating price. Box 50, this Office e27-3
WANTED Diamond. two 10 four carat address
PENN, Hotel EaInuTn. MRS
/ vvANTEI;-Ta buy--a trained goat or nice Young
male goat Address BOX 30. Atlantic Bldg
j WANTED Three pianos high class and fine order
I # second hand; must be cheap for cash address
BOX .. Atlantic Bldg m25-3
WANTED-To buy. secondhand sewing machines
WANTED-FuTuiture Of all kind; also stoves:
store fixtures. show cases. coffee mills FRIES
1t HOPWOOD, Sth and nv. MOS
WANTED-At SINCLAIRS. G33 Ia ave. furni-
tu-e roll top desks. show cases. organs pianos
stocks Of groceries ioT cash; storage 81 per load
m26-3
WANTED-Ifighest cash prices paid for ladies'
ana gent CI>t-CI NAOLllEg- crop postal, ltl call
b TAKSHEs- lbs eth st. Nv. m4-lTno
| wANTED-Au kind Of Reynolds tobacco tags;
! VIII pay 3lc per 100 6l9 and CD D NV
Uyl7-lmo
/ VANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing; drop postal; III
call 5 KEBEsKY, 1906 9TH ST NV Has-2o
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-wagOu. Enquire azz Pennsylvania
ave. Sc. e23-S
/ FOR sALE-Cbeap. one new and one secoH t-IaRd
hight wagon SO h St NV mss
FOR sALE-one ane sound horse; also road
buggy and fine barnes GROCERY, II2 + St
nv m2s-3
| GREAT BARGAINS % be positively sold twenty
four horses eight mares; been used in and about
city suitable for any business would make ez-
ceileuJ farm or family horses; two good driving
mares; mare with colt; no reasonable offer re-
| fused 2l2 ~ ST. NV eZ7-G
| FOR SALE Buggy and light set OF harness: good
as new; cheap. Store 18th and Fla ave. NV
e2l-3
| FOR sALE-Fine leather trimmed buggy for So
/ 3lj 9th 81 NV m2J-3
/ FOR SALE-Light driving horse or VIII exchange
/ for heavy horse. 1858 9Th ne. Mos
/ FOR sALE-Sound n-year-oId, LOO pound
/ draft horse, $50 want brood mare Address BOX
+ -, this Office m2G-3
/ FOR sALE-At once, bay mare. aged G. also lot
| Of fine furniture belonging to army officer
/ leaving city. 1919 5th 81 nv. Mos
/ FOR SALE-Eorsc. wagon, harness; VIII sell
| separate Enquire s25 y. ) ave. m2G-3
/ FOR SALE-Che4p horse and buggy; also bu5i-
mes wagon Apply so I St ne mag
FOR SALE OR TRADE
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
ALL STYLES;
PRICES To SUIT ALL
RUBBER OR STEEL TIRES.
T. W ROBINSON & Co,
552 \ j. AVE y ".
PHONE EAST 80 d
FOR SALE-Bay horse; Eve years old; good
stopper. I'll 9th St MIST
COGSWELL1S Is the most reliable and cheapest
place TO buy new and secondhand harness, traps,
Surveys, runaboutS, phget0ns, daytOns. and de-
livery wagons. z03 1lrh st. NV. m22-7
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-G2a 9TH st. ne, corner, six rooms and
bath; rent SI7; open C. " WEBER, GH 18th
5 esq
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FOR REKT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-DcsirabIe fiat. corner ~ and K sts.
sV-, five rooms and bath; perfect order; SI4-50.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

The North Side Democrats who are
urging Mr.. Matt Thome for City Treas
urcr have been assured that he will he
named for County Treasurer next year
IL he i not named for City Treasurer
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

Andrew j. Ryan has reached II posi-
ton of prominence and influence as II
citizen, lawyer and politician. lie Is II
Democrat. The party Is proud of the
fact.
Mr.. Ryan Is u man of intellectual
brllliancy, simon pure honesty, sound
convictions ana splendid energy. He
has carved his way amidst the power.
ful intellectual forces of the Chicago
bar to II recognized standing of iniu-
ence in his profession. Nature bounti-
fully endowed him with the qualltica-
tons that combine to make the success
full lawyer. Possessed of IN analytical
mind and one that is readily receptive
aud rctcntive of the fundamental prin-
clples and intricacies of the law; gifted
with II spirit of devotion to details;
quick to comprehend even the most
subtle problems ana logical In his con
clusions; fearless in his duty; he Is in
deed logical man for City Attorney of
Chicago. Mr.. Ryan Is n man of many
friends. His popularity Is not con-
fined to any one party, race or creed,
He is universal fayorlte, and has
made the best City Attorney that Chi
cagO ever had.
a resident of Chicago since 1869, ana
for years the credit man ana financial
representative of the well-knOwn
music house of Lyon 4 Healy, he gave
up lucrative position to fulfill his
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

Ernst Hummel has unquestlOnably
demonstrated that he was the best City
Treasurer that Chicago ever had. There
is no doubt that his spOtless career in
that capacity and his good record In
every office he ever held Will prove the
foundation for still greater advance
ment IN the future. Mr. Ilummcl Is n
logical nominee for City Treasurer in
the near future. He is certainly one Of
the most popular German-Amerlcans in
Cook County, and his nomination for
an office is Invariably equivalent to
election.
Ernst Hummcl has been In the brew
cry business most Of the time since he
came 10 Chicago. When a boy he was
apprcntlccd 10 Frederick Wackcr. He
earned a reputation as a valuable en-
plOye and was in demand by other con.
! Germs which made beer. His political
life began as a Deputy Sheriff under
Timothy bradley He was then Col
lector Of the North Town. He served
-four years as an Alderman. Mr. Hum
mel was born In WurtemberG in 1912.
lmmigrated to Chicago, and landed
here alone, He lives In South Chicago,
and Is the junior member of the brew
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

Hon. Robt. Il. Burke, the popular ana
able Secretary of the Democratic
County Central Committee. Is an
apostle of modern political civilization.
Square dealing with fellow.mcn-kecn
perception of the moods of the masses
II masterful knowledge OF politics
all these are In the pyramid of good
things that make up Mr.. Burke's
character. or him 1t IL said he can
put up the biggest campaign on the
least money of any political promoter
in Cook County. This is due largely
to volunteers who are ever ready to
fight for man who has endcarcd him.
self In their hearts because he has rev.
crcnce for friendship and Is loyal to
the last, even to the humblcst precinct
worker.
In every local Democratic convention
Robert Il. Burke Is the pilot who has
the superb courage and coolncss to
steer the Democratic ship through the
breakers Of fnctlonal strife. Dancing
dGrvishes Of personal ambition have
no terror for him on n convention
floor. The tumuIt OF the turn. downs
does not bring paleness to his cheek
or chilIs to his heart Above the din
Of the battle. standing like Il Gibraltar
that cannot he stormed by the enemy,
Is Robert Il. Burke. ut the Secrctnry's
desk within the shadow of the gavel.
Cool. courteous and supreme he stands
-master of the situation and hero of
n hundred conqucsts In convention
halls.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02
HON. ANDREW j.. RYAN,

long-cherished ambition of devoting
his talents ana energies to the pursuit
of law.
His success In his profession has
been brilliant and enduring. lie Is the
legal adviser of many of the largest in
terests In this city, particularly among
the music, coOperage, electric and tan
ming industries.
He Is Il leading member and officer
In many fratcrnal and benevolent So
clcties, among them being the Royal
Arcanum, Royal League, knights of
where his advice ana experience have
always been at the command of the
members In furthering the interests of
these organizations, He was attorney
for the West Town Board I'm 1891, and
director of the Chicago Public Library.
He resides at l6i4 Jackson boulevard.
Mr.. Ryan Is essentially self-made
man, who has acquired his present
high standing at the Chicago bar by
his force Of character and those quail
ties which in any sphere of life COM
mand success.
1t Is n worthy tribute to Mr.. Ryan's
popularity ana ability that without So
licitation ON his part or being In any
sense n candidate, he was chosen as
his party's standard-bearer for City At
torney. The office sought the man. The
people did the rest.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

cry firm Of Brand X Hummel. When
the Republicans nominated Charley"
Gross for the City Trcasurership, the
Democrats began to look around for II
popular South side German" They
were not long In finding one in the per-
son Of Mr., Ernst llummcl, who defeat
cd Mr., Gross by an immense majority
in the famous campaign of 1897.
lie was called the silent candi-
date Of the campaign. However
ilummcl had the faculty Of going into Il
crowd and mixing" among them so
successfully as TO get acquainted pretty
generally before he got through, While
he was in the Council, Mr.. Hummel
had the reputation Of being a good rep
rcscntatlyc Of his ward. II Is said for
him that. he has never been unfalthful
to trust, He Is Mason ana member
Of several organizations On the trips
Of the County Democracy, Mr.. Hummel
marched in line with the boys, ana was
a man Of popular interest He Is n
type Of mankind which denotes solid
citizenship; plain in his ways, but pos
sesscd Of a heart of generous impulses;
n man who easily makes friends in
commercial as well as political life.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

Later he was associated with John ID.
Shea. He has served In every branch
of the service. and has risked his life a
thousand times in the performance of
his duty. lie entered the police force
when IL contained less than two hun.
lrpd men. at u time when there was
good hunting and fishing In territory
that Is now spanned by boulevard and
brilliant with electric lights. He has
grown with the growth of the city. and
possesses all the qualities which go to
make the ideal commanding officer.
For n specially brilliant piece of dc-
tcctivc work Mayor Harrison the elder
promoted Ripley In 1893. lie was
made Inspector and was assigned to
the task of Kidding the city Of the
! thieves who had been attracted by the
Worlds Fair. lie did this In forty
eight hours and became Assistant Su-
prrintcndcnt of Police. where he re-
Haincd until the end of Mayor Hop
kinS' term. As u result of what his
friends claim was political favoritlsm
he was ignored by the Swift admins
tration and for two years was n pri-
vatr citizen. During that time he or.
ganizcd the discharged policemen into
u political body. known rs the "Star
League" and took an active part In
the Presidential and city campaigns.
The election of the prcscnt Mayor made
him the logical candidate for the head
of the Police Department. and thus 10
scph Kiplcy's deserved triumph came
ut last In the prime of II life that hns
been the life Of u brave man. and n
good. clean Democrat. whose devotion
to official duty has earned the eulo.
gcS of u grateful public.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

Jos,ub ;in,,v has oIw,vs bcop n
,o,, ia,. 80 ,,,,. T., .s,,,,,
u, -, ,.,....,....,,. :. ~.
NV '' "''"' '7",., '",'"''"' VI
NV NV i'"!H wv i'''''''"' i"'',''''' q"
though he Is Pohhiheh'i! iuehtihcu
with the party OF his choice. Chicago
has had many famous ana capable
is almost impossible to institute com.
porisons in n city which doubles its
populntion once in ten years. The Chief
of Police of twenty years ago was IN
charge of a district with an area and n
nomination less thnu that now I'm charge
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

Thus from the walks of the humble
has Mr.. Burke risen In life. Born I'm
Chicago forty years ago. on the North
Side. he has lived In the Twcnty-sec.
ond Ward for years. On lifes pages
he has written printer. ball player,
news dealer and politician. lie sticks
to his friends and his friends stick to
him. This reciprocity has made him
n leader. loved with the loyalty Of the
rank and file. II was his master hand
that guided the successes of Carter
Harrison the elder. IL was Mr.. Burke
that brought out Carter Harrison the
younger In the campaign which elected
him In 1907 and reelected him In 1880.
Mr.. Burke Is Secretary of the Demo
cratic County Central Committee, men,
ber of the State Committee. Secretary
of the County Democracy ana City Oil
Inspector.
lie believes "to the hnstlers belong
the jobs" lie. believes In canning the
fruits Of victory. He has dispensed
large sums Of campaign money. Not
one dollar OF II has stuck to his fingers.
Poor but honest. Robert Il. Burke will
leave the heritage of n noble character
to those of his family who survive
him. While Mr.. Burkc's fame In the
past has been largely local, another
field awaits him In the near future.
There IL room near the top In state
ana national politics for the name of
Robert Il. Burke. The hand of destiny
will inscribe Il there.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02
/a61

Now that the thcater-soing woman
with the high hat has been suppressed,
She Philadelphia Ledger insists that
something should be done with her
masculine companion who e!cyates
himself by sitting on his oyercoat. Sec
oHd the motion.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02
/leeA

The reason foreigners laugh at Amer
lean pretcuslons to arlstocracy Is that
iH spite Of all that can be said social
position IN this country Is based entire
~ upon money and is permanent or
not as the money lasts. With all our
efforts 10 sharply define the lines that
separate ole sociaI condition from an
other the fact remains that most Of
our claims 10 arlstocracy are based on
anrctatlOus, which are understood
thoroughly in this country as well as
abroad
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

Testimony Is cumulative TO the effect
that horrible and unspeakable atroci'
ties have been committed in China by
soldiers Of the allied armies. There
have been wanton ana vIndlctiye deeds
OF crime that are without parallel In
the war, precipltated by religious
faGarici,m Christian or Moslem, or by
the lendISh pirates Of the Spanish
main. slowly has come the hideous
3rutA that the worst and bascst pas
sions Of men have run riot in the EN-
pire that we would punish for offenses
far less revolving than those committed
by civilizations chosen agents in the
administration of plenary punishment
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-03-02

II the County Comptroller won't
nav any assignment, of salaries" he
won't pay the employees either until
they settle with DOnlon and Matthic'
son. 30 n l. alleged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
INAuurs WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE

/ don't know when I've spent q
pleasanter hour than the one enjoyed at
Keith's on Saturday morning. had been
invited by the management 10 attend a
special private exhibition by Mons.
Jacques maud. the wonderful lightning
calculator. The Boston, Philadelphia and
even tho New York papers have been de-
voting whole pages TO him. and during the
past few weeks my womsnly curiosity
had begun Co assert Itself Therefore
when ! was given an opportunity TO see
him. ] eagerly gtsSped u.
There were only n few present he In
vitations having been limited To- three
classes Of peopfe-thOse interested in the
man with tWo brains from mathemati-
cal standpoint. those Interested in him
from scientific standpoint. and those
who talk ! wss there under the latter
head. I suppose While ] was waiting
for the curtain TO rise I glanced ~ the
people around me and began 90 wonder
In which capacity each VAS present There
were number ~ Brown boys including
Mr. Baxter. Mr.. e. y. Dexter. :. =. Casey.
NJ. y Done. NJ. Miller. W. y. Bronneli.
r. r. Parker 8. y. Hili and = r.. Hix
Far be 1t from me TO knock" but the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-13
EAST PROVIDENCE

This evening IL will be known who Is
10 he chief OF police, but II looks like
Chief Adams from reports CLEANED from
the square this morning. for IL Is claimed
that Messrs. Wilson and Nsdcau are
strongly in favor Of him and that Mr..
Moore is on the fence. and II is blieved
that he will join with Mr.. Wilson. as both
have been the closest OF friends for many
years and N this combination IL formed
~ will suit the largest number Of voters
The new council held n secret executive
session last evening but little r. known
10 what was done.
Last evening Reliance lodge. Of odd
Fellows. voted 10 make fraternal visit
TO Unity lodge. of South Providence
Tuesday evening Nov. ~.
The Imperial Social club will meet this
evening and elect officers FOR the year.