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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-08-31

DPresident Mckinley is having a
more restful and agreeable summer
than the presidents of some big in
dustrial corporations. 1t must be
conceded that on the whole Uncle
Sam q Co., unlimited, is very eff
cient, easily managed and altogether
satisfactory concern to do business
with or for.-Cleveland Leader.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-08-31

D"Give democracy a chance" says
the Philadelphia Times. Make EN-
stop kicking first and find out what
sort of chance the leaders can
agree upon.-Cincinnati Commercial
Trlpune.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-08-31
Might BE Unimportnnt.

The Yachtsman-Of course 1t makes
q difference IL skipper loses his head.
The Tar--Well. sir, that depends on
whether he's got anything in it.--Puck.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-08-31

u1Many prominent democrats say
the silver issue is dead without mem
tioning the fact that all the rest Of
the democratic platform is in a poor
" condition.-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1901-08-31

DEditor Bryan can no more help
giving out advice to the democratic
party than a curculio-smitten plum
can help exuding gum Chicago Trib-
une
The evening times., 1901-10-11
LITIGATION OVER SECURITIES.
4 Case Involving n Note Payable to
the American Savings Bank.

Another phase Of the American Saw
ings Bank litigation developed today in
proceedings instituted 10y Jules w L.
r0ux of Baltimore. against oliver r
Harr. and others. 10 set aside and declare
void the sale OF certain securities alleged
20 have been made by Harr to himself
The other parties named as defendants
are: The American Savings Bank, and
Tracey l. Jonords. Conrad II Symc.
Charles F. Carusi. and Alexander Wolfe.
receivers. appointed by the court to take
charge of the assets and manage the af-
fairs OF the bank.
tt is explained that on June : last Le-
rouN made "A promissory note. payable TO
the order of the American Savings Bank
four months after date. for jhc sum of
5000. To secure the payment of the note
he states, he deposited with the bank
fifty shares Of preferred stock of the
Structural Iron and Steel Company Of
Baltimore, Md, and forty-eight shares of
the common stock of the same corpora
ton Shortly prior 90 the maturity of the
note, LerouN states. Harr presented the
note, and his collateral 10 him and pro-
posed that ne UcrouN) pay the uo-c ut
a considerable discount
At that time. LerouN states. the note
. bore what purp0Tted 10 be the endorse
ment Of the cashier of the American Saw
ings Bank. About the same time. Lc-
rouX declares. ne was notified by the de-
fendaut receivers for the bank that the
nos was not the property of Harr. but
Of themselves as receivers Of the Ameri-
can Savings Bank. and notified him not
10 pay the principal or interest TO Harr
or any other person.
LerouN states he informed Harr of this
fact. On October 9. Loroux states he was
informed by Harr that he had sold the
collateral deposited as security for the
payment Of the note and purchased them
himself for 5000
This sale. LerouN claims. was contrary
to terms upon which the securities were
deposited as collateral LCrouX asks the
court to restrain Harr from dispuSing Of
i'm any way the securities referred TO, ex-
eept under order of the court. Ashley NJ
Gould is named as counsel for the com
plainant
The evening times., 1901-10-11
DON'T HURT SOME.
But Coffee Certainly Ruins Some OF
the Most Highly Organized
PeOuIc.

zone year I lived where the water was
bitter with iron and 1 could not bear 20
drink 81. SO I began drinking coffee three
Gradually ] noticed an uncomfortable
feeling IN the stomach. and more or less
C0ust.Is s.tion. In few months 1 began
10 lie awake al nights long after 1 had
This increased. until never thought
Of going TO sleep before g or 4
clock in the morning. and then only
after getting out Of bed and walking tho
floor for an hour.
Twas talking Of my nervous state with
a friend, who suggested that perhaps IL
was the coffee ] bad been using. She fell
quite sure IL was. and stated that coffee
would not stay on her stomach az all
but as she felt she must have a hot drink
Tor breakfast, she had been using Postum
Food Coffee. She said she didn't like Post
um particularly wen. and az breakfast
the next morning / didn't wonder when
I tasted the fiat drink that the servant
brought on.
THE same day / was invited 10 take
dinner with another friend. Mrs. Foster
I had visited her often before and knew
she made delicious coffee. so when she
asked how 1 liked her coffee, said. II is
inst ae fine as usual She invited me ~,
have another cup. but I said. I would
not dare 10 drink the second 'Oh, you
can drink as many cups Of this as you
like: il won't hurt you This is Postum
Food Coffee. We have been using IN "a
they want and our family have never
been as healthy as IN the past year.
Postum said /. dOuLtfully. why the
Postum ] had this morning didn't taste
any more like this than dish water Per
haDs Il was not made right said my
friend. J have known more than one per
son 90 be turned away from Postum be
cause u was poorly made. There IS no
secret in IL; only allow II 10 boil long
enough 20 bring out the taste. and there
YOU are j have been using Postum
since. and am entirely cured Of my trou-
BILE. / cannot say too much for it"
Grace a. Foster, Omaha. Neb.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
COHIlnssIONER's NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR DISTRICT

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON. OCTOBER s. 1901
NOIlCE II HEREBY GIVEN that on the THlR-
rY-FTRST DAY OF OCTOBER. 1907. viii *
pIre all licenses issued ly the District of CO.
lumbia 20 Ap1tEecarils. Auctionccrs. Brokers,
Banks and Bankers. the PFoprietcrs % Barrooms,
Bin Posters. the Proprietors Of Billiard. Blga-
teile, Pool Jenny Lind Tables and ShgrIe
Boards Bowling Alleys, etc. Cattle Brokers'
Commission Merchants Dealers in lee Ne-cEzn-
disc. Dealers IN Junk and Secondhand Personal
Property, Dealers in Old Barrels, the PFopretoa
q Hotels, Intelligence Otiices ete-- Insurance
Companies. Insurance Agents the ProprfeyC7s Of
Livery Stables. Manufacturers Of Illuminating
Gas. the Propriet0rs Of Restaurants or eating
houses, Real Estate Agents. the ProprietoTs q
Theatres. Wholesale Liquor dealers, Ctc- All
persons engaged IN the above-named branches q
business must promptly renew their licenses in
conformity with law By order Of the Com
missioaers D. {. H. Il. DARNEILLE, ASSESSOR
D.. c.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
THE TRAGEDY IN BRooKLYN.
Police FHII TO CIenr I'D the Nelson.
Carroll Mystery.


NEW YORK. Oct 1L-Nothing new has
yet been developed by the Brooklyn po-
lice who are working on the suicide Of
John B. Nelson and his attempted murder
OF Mrs Louisa Carroll. which occurred at
the home Of the wOman's parents, at IS
South Elliott Place. early yesterday
morning The woman was resting easily
this morning, and at the hospital II was
said that she would recover. She has re-
fused 10 make any further statement
about tie shooting either to the police or
to the coroner. Members Of her family
profess their inability 10 explain the case.
but VIII not discuss il further. They have
always regarded Nelson as a particular
friend Of the wcman's husband and as
such saw nothing Objectionable in his
visits TO the house
The police are working on the case with
the object IN view Of clearing up the en-
tire mystery. They believe that there IS
something more in the case than has yet
been explaind but thus far they have
been unable to discover anything that will
help them.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
CHARGES OF CRUELTY FILED.
4 Wife Alleges That Her Husband
Beat Her With "A strap.

In a petition for divorce filed today by
Carrie /. Hays. she declares that hex
husband. THel @. Hays, a printer. beat
her with a leather strap and otherwise
treated her with great cruelty.
II is stated in the petition that the par
ties were married in June, 1892. at Jeffer-
son City, Mo. and in 1875 came TO this
city 20 reside. shorty after the marriage,
Mrs Hayes states, her husband commenc-
ed to treat her So cruelty as 70 eudaugcT
her health and life.
Because Of her uI-health. resulting from
her husbands cruelty, she says that in
June last she was compelled 10 leave him
and go to her mother, in jefferson City,
Mo. Since that time. Mrs Hays asserts,
her husband has not contributed 10 her
support
Arthur II. O'C0nnor is named as coun-
sci for the complainant.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
KNIGHTS OF LABOR SUED.
The Old Case Of PovderI:- Against
HnNcs Recalled.

Laura a. Cole. executrix Of the estate
OF the late Wyman l. Cole. today filed
proceedings in equity 10 recover S225. al
legged to be que the estate Of the deceased
for legal services rendered BY the de-
ceased.
The defendants named are John w.
Hayes. John y. Parsons Emory T. Bur
ley, simon Burns, and Henry 4. Hicks.
members Of the Knights OF Labor. and
the order of the knights Of Labor. II IS
explained that the amount claimed is due
for counsel fees in the case Of Terenc.
Y Powderiy. formerly master workman
Of the order Of the Knights Of Labor.
against John w Hayes, general secrc-
tary-treasurcr Of the order. to recover
:f.22573
the suit was compromised, il is stated
by the payment Of $3.50. and for his sery-
ices Mr. Cole was to receive $50. OF this
amount it is said, $50 was paid on ac-
count Charles g. Cole and r. q Donald
son are named as counsel for the com
plaiuaut
The evening times., 1901-10-11
sricIde ofnG Grnin RroI,er.

CHICAGO. oct u.-George Rankin, a
member Of the grain commission firm Of
John K Rankin & Co. in the Rialto
Building, committed suicide this morning
at the home Of his sister in Oak Park by
shooting himself. Sorrow over the death
Of his wife. which occurred three years
ago is supposed 20 have been the cause
Of the act Mr.. Rankin was one of the
foremost residents Of Oak Park and was
prominent on the Board Of Trade.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
THE TRIAL OF DIAnoND.
New York Police Captains Case to
BE Heard in Albany County.

NEW YORK, oct. ll.-Justice Giegerich
In the Supreme Court today, signed an
order fixing Albany county as the place
for the trial Of Police Captain Diamond
Diamond was recently indicted for neg
lect OF duty IN falling 20 close quCstiOua-
Die resorts lie applied for a change Of
venue asserting that he could not get
fair trial IN this county. Justice Giegcr-
ich granted his application for a change
OF venue on Monday and IN compliance
with that decision today fixed Albany
county as the place OF trial.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
For the Youngsters

meet premises in the rear Of III Four-and-
a-half Street with the existing brick
sewer. forms the subject Of a report hand
ed TO the Commissioners yesterday by the
Inspector OF Plumbing. The Inspector
takes the ground that for a temporary ar
rauEcment the request may be granted
and so recommends. This has received
the approval Of the Engineer COMMITS
sinnsr and has been forwarded 20 the
I11rf
The evening times., 1901-10-11
ADMITTED HER GUILT.
A Woman COnfesses the Larceny of
$70C From Mrs. O'I.enry.

- 'ohiesseS the Larceny of
SToC From Mrs. O'Lenry.
Blanche Talbot. colored, pleaded guilty
In the United States branch Of the Police
Court today to the larceny Of $50 from
Mrs Johanna O'Leary. and was held in
5000 bonds 90 await the action of the
grand jury.
The Talbot woman, il is alleged. went
10 the home Of Mrs O'Leary. on First
Street northeast, yesterday morning and
took the money from the pocket Of a
skirt which had been left on a table.
Mrs O'Leary is eighty years old. and
the money, it is said. represented her
savings for many years.
The evening times., 1901-10-11

The Attorney for the District has in
formed the Commissioners that the suit
I'm equity Of 5. 5. Daish q Sons vs. the
Commissioners and Warren +. Brenizer,
ir has been dismissed. He states that
in this suit the complainant claimed that
the permit to erect a tramway across
Florida Avenue in regarding Third Street
cast was Illegal.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
THE RETvIzAN IN PORT.
Arrival Of the New Russian Cruiser
nt NeNE InrI..

at New York
NEW YORK, oct 1.-THE new Russian
cruiser Rctvizan. recently completed AZ
Cramps sh.pyard. arrived iu port today
She passed Quarantine At I1-i5 and will
proceed 20 the navy yard, where she viii
60 into dock
The Rstvizau resembles the United
States cruiser New York. She has two
military masts and three yellow fun
nels. with black telescope tops On the
middle funnel are the figures "lg." prob
ably indicating the number OF knots made
On her trip Up the coast The cruiser
flies the house flag of Cramp q Co. at
half-mast from her tanraH in memory
ot Henry Z Craup, Of the firm of Cram3
{. Co, who died a few days ag0.
The evening times., 1901-10-11

ALBANY, oct. 1.-THE Court OF Ap-
peaIs did not hand down a decision today
in the MolineuX case. The next decision
dav will be Tuesday Of next week.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
Too Many People Daily with ca

100 munE Ecople baAAg ~ an L n
tarrh.--It strikes one like a thundercIap. de-
veIOps with a upidity that no other disease
docs Dr. AgneN's Catarrhal Powder is the
radical, quick safe and pleasant cure that the
disease demands Ise The means, prevent its
deep seating and years OF distress. Don't daily
with gatsrrh AsucV's gives relief IN ten minutes
Sold by r. 5. Williams. Ninth and + Streets; Id
monds and Williams. Third Street and PeaEsy =
yania Aveuuc.-IJ-
The evening times., 1901-10-11
DIED.

BUCKETT-On Thursday October 10. lgCl
RUFUS DUCKErE at 7.i5 O'Clock a. ill.,. aged
eleven years, -ouly son Of Dennis and Jaue D1Igk-
cit.
Funeral from Mount Carmel Baptist Church
saturday. October J., 1901. al O'Clock. Friend,
and r.IatiEes invited.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
\ Controversy as to the Improve
ment of Howard Avenue.

The Computing Engineer Opposes
Observation-Disclosures street to BE
CIOSed-Verdict in Extension Case.
John ". Henderson. Of 1903 + Street
northwest. recently requested an estimate
for cement sidewalk and granite curb
fin front Of the east 100 feet of lot 29ls, on
Howard Avenue, Mount Pleasant The
matter was referred to the Engineer De
partmeUt, and the cost of constructing
the sidewalk in question was estimated at
500 After the deposit Of Oug-half Of the
estimated cost, and when work was about
to begin. certain facts were asccrtaIncd,
and the Computing Engineer made the
following report concerning the matter:
"Ou examination ian connection with the
engineering work Of laying out this side
walk ii develops that Howard Avenue at
the point where the sidewalk is To Dee built
is on slight longitudinal grade. and that
Jho proposed walk would have 10 be laid
nearly two feet below the existing brick
sidewalk, with thr result that it would DE
necessary to relay the entire sidewalk
and cutters as far as Fourteenth street,
and TO grade down and replace the road
way material for the same distance. In
snort. II VIII De necessary practically 10
reconstruct the whole street by lowering
II about IS inches for a distance of about
io1 feet, in order to leave conditions that
would DE safe and tOlerable This work
would approximate 500 in cost. and is en-
tirely unjustitable in view of the existing
conditions.
The above facts were not known at the
time the estimate for the cement side
walk was prepared. but having been
learned, ] am compelled to recommend
that this sidewalk be not laid for the
reasons stated, and that the writer be
advised Of this fact and his deposit re-
turned No hardship will result in this
case. since the existing brick walk af-
lords every practicable facility that is
needed II the question were one Of lay
ing new cement walk -on. both sides Of
the street under the assessment system
the consideration that could be given
would probably result in modified con-
CiusiOn.'
The evening times., 1901-10-11

7 w Caldwell. Of "a II Street south
west. recently submit Ell a statement TO
the Commissioners concerning the work
Of repairs 70 the building at 80 Street
northwest. He requested an investigation.
in the hope that certain features Of the
regulations might be dispensed with uu-
der the circumstances.
The matter was made the subject Of en-
qUiry and the Engineer Commissioner, in
forwarding the application to his ass0ci-
atcs on the board. recommended that Mr
Caldwell be informed that the intent Of
the regulations is so well understood
among builders and bricklayers that the
Commissioners can See no excuse for his
misiuterpretatlou Of their requirements.
and must insist that the buildings be
changed at once to conform % the regu-
laU0ns.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
lN AIESIORIayI-

DTCKETT-ln memory % our dea~ d1urstrr
HATTIE M, DUfkETT. Who died two wear.
ago today.
The evening times., 1901-10-11

G. z. Hamilton. attorney for the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, re-
Gently requested that the alley now des-
ignatcd as Hancock Street. in square 67S.
Dee closed. Mr.. Hamilton stated that the
entire square is the property OF the com
pauy and that il is within the lines of
the terminal station to be built Mr..
Hamilton says that the alley is crossed
by several tracks Of the company. and
that it is in bad condition. He is of the
opinion that nobody will be Inconvenience
cd by the closing Of the alley.
Capt l. H. Beach, the Engineer Com
missioner. has forwarded the request TO
his associates, with the recCmme endatiOn
that II bc granted He says that the re-
quest is made In view Of the terminal
plan submitted by the company and ap-
proved by the Commissioners and by
Congress in the act to abolish grade
crossings on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad approved February i. 1901
According to this act. Captain Beach
says, the Commissioners are authorized
20 close streets. avenues, ways. and al
lCys within the area Of he terminal plan
and as the company owns the entire
square he sees no reason why the alley
should not be closed at the request OF
the company. He. recommends that IL be
authorized 10 be done.
The evening times., 1901-10-11
$3.50 To Luray and Return via n. &
%. ~. n.

Including adnission 20 the Caverus. Trli, I.sv.s
Wa-aiucton s a. u Sunday, October Is SfonT7ra
AT intermediate stations. Returning, leave turay
6 .. II.
The evening times., 1901-10-11

a. II. Stamp, of gl2 N Street northwest.
has requested a permit to lay brick
pavement around the street washer In
the edge Of the parking In front Of the
premises designated. The matter was re-
ferrcd 70 the Surface Division. and g. b
Hunt. the Computing Engineer. has re-
ported uEfavOT1bly upon the application.
lie states that -Here does not seem TO be
suihclent Justification for the granting Of
the permit. and he is OF the opinion that
the paving I'm question would result in an
uusigHtly Improvement
The evening times., 1901-10-11
Another of Those Famous
Saks Saturdays for the Boys.

Neither do We trust to the trademaing for
Clothing. Of what
make WE HAVE MADE WANT
Parents know that an
than couempOraneOUs
These s70ns
saturday do Of
makers lend han
SO then for attra
ed nd Novelty Short Pants
sizes . "a
70 10 Actual
Suits in co -
go Boys An Pants in Double
I5Te3stel and Novelty styles; EACH SUIT
~ PANTS; al QA
's-~e - y - - -
80 Suits. cut in Single q
a sizes
10 y Actual -
75 Boys Long Pants n Fancy Mixed Chevfot
that be al-wool made In a
latest all AL
w
go pairs Of Knee Pants double ~
and knees warranted
The evening times., 1901-10-11

The Commissioners have approved the
recommendation OF w. A Mcfarland. the
Superintendent Of the Water Department.
that the time OF the completion Of the
contract Of G. A Schucider's Sons. for
the construction Of iron fences for the
BrightwOOd reservoir. be extended. with
cost Of inspection during the time of slIrh
extension The time limit set under the
extension is October 81
The evening times., 1901-10-11

David Inglis recently requested iufor-
matlor as 10 the payment Of damages on
lot -, Denison and Leighton's subdivis-
ion. in the matter Of the extension OF Six
teenth Street. The matter was referred
To the Engineer Department. and il is
now reported that awards for the exten-
sion OF Sixteenth Street are being paid
by the Auditor Of the District, and that
property holders should apply 70 him
With reference to the widening Of Six
teenth Street 70 loo feet. the report says
that the verdict has not been confirmed
by the Supreme Court and that no
awardC are being paid. Mr.. Inglis will be
informed IN accordance with the above
report.
The evening times., 1901-10-11

one or the hrst subscriptions toward the
building Of the Mckinley memorial arch
was received yesterday by Commissioner
Macfarland. Frank Hume sent 10 the
Commissioner letter Of regret that he
was unable 20 be present at the unectine,
held AT the Masonic Temple. As a starter
toward the enterprise Mr.. Hume enclosed
"A check Tor ~ Mr. Hume speaks Of the
TACT that he was q Confederate soldier
and that he considered Il "a great priyi-
lege 70 know personally and admire the
man TOT whom the arch will be raised
Commissioner John W. Ross. a few DAYS
ago called the attention Of his associates
10 the condition OF the roadway Of
Twelfth Street. between Massachusetts
Avenue and NJ Street northwest. The
matter was referred to the Engineer De
partment, and after investigation the
roadway In question was repaired Tbese
facts furnished the body Of a report trans
mitted 10 the Commissioners yesterday.
The request Of Louis Mortified. OF "A c
Street northwest, for permission to c,n-
The evening times., 1901-10-11

The request Of Louis Mortified. Of "A c
Street northwest, for permission to Gun
The evening times., 1901-10-11

The Attorney for the District has trans
mitted to the Commissioners a COPY Of
the verdict Of the jury in the matter Of
the extension Of Fifth Street. rendered in
the District Court. He states that this
proceeding was instituted under the law
OF March 3, 1899. and was carried out un-
der the provisions Of the law approved
June 6, 1900, which mCdified She law in re-
sIect 10 assessments for benefits, requir-
ing the jury to assess only such benefits
as they actually found. without regard TO
the amount Of damages.
In this case, the Attorney says that the
jury awarded the sum Of s. 2g3 s. f0r the
land taken. and assessed the fun amount
or the award against the remainder OF the
land. part Of which was taken. and other
property within the assessment area Dra-
scTlDed by Congress The Attorney states
further that the parties whose property is
affected by the verdict haze thirty davs
from the date Of the verdict within which
70 file exceptions thereto. II within that
time no exceptions are filed. the Attorney
states that he VIII take Immediate stems
Tor the final confirmation Of the verdict
by the court He instruCts the Conrufg-
SlonerS that when the verdict is finally
ratified and affirmed by the court the
award Is payable and the assessments be-
come a Hen upon the land assessed
The evening times., 1901-10-11
Special Value in Separate Trousers at $3.50.

% 9s - So @ aos eos @ 9 oos 5
The evening times., 1901-10-11

An Increase In the Business of His
Onice During the Past Fiscal
Year-Forced Attendance OF civil
Ian Witnesses Upon Trials.
The evening times., 1901-10-11

The Computing Engineer Opposes
the Laying Of u Portion of the
acknowledgements Street to BE
CIOSed-Verdict in Extension Case.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-06-11
rh. rIrL1r rhrrmnmctrr.

"IIcrc young man." said the old lady. with lire lu her eye. "Ivc brung back this thermometer you sold me-
 "WuaJS tuc matter with itf" asked Che clerk
 "lt alu't reliable. One time you look ut it it says one thing, and Che next time it says another "-Catholic stand ard and Times.