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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17

street crossings, and when necessary to
stop, shall stop on the near side thereof
the front end of the car or train TO rest
on a line with the curb on the near sid.
Of the intersecting street: provided. that
in cases where stops are now allowed on
both sides of a crossing such stops may
be continued If the railroad companies so
desire, and that street cars running along
the parking through the middle of Penn
sylvania Avenue east of the Capitol shall
he permitted to stop on the far side of the
crossings of intersecting streets. instead
of the near side of such crossings
Street cars shall stop on the signal OF
the fire apparatus ben before crossing at
intersections of streets whenever "A fire
company Is about to cross the tracks on
which they are running. they shall also
stop before crossing ar the intersection of
the following common fire runs of the fire
department.:
''On C Street line Second and c Streets
northwest. Third and G Streets northwest.
Sixth and G Streets northwest Tenth and
q Streets northwest Twelfth and c;
Streets northwest, Thirteenth and G.
Streets northwest, North Capitol and c
Streets northeast.
''On + Street line-Connecticut Avenue
and Is Street northwest, Connecticut Ave
nue. and NJ Street northwest Fifth and T.
Streets northwest, Sixth and f Streets
northwest, Tenth and + Streets northwest
Twelfth and f Streets northwest. Thir-
teenth and f Streets northwest, Twentieth
and l. Streets northwest.
"On III Street line-Ncw Jersey Avenue
and ii Street northwest Second and III
Streets northwest, Third and Ii Streets
northwest.
"On Fourteenth Street line-Fourteenth
and X Streets northwest, and Fourteenth
and X Streets northwest.
"On Seventh Street iine-Seventh and u
Streets northwest. Seventh and l. Streets
northwest. Seventh and | Streets north
west. Seventh and NJ Streets northwest,
seventh and II Streets northwest.
On Ninth \Street line-Ninth and u
streets NORTHWEST, Ninth and f. Streets
northwest, Ninth and l Streets northwest
Ninth and NJ Streets northwest, Ninth and
Streets northwest
on Eleventh Street line-Eleventh and
III streets northwest, Eleventh and r
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17

Streets northwest Eleventh and 1 Streets
northwest
''On Fourth Street line-Fourth and NJ
streets northwest, New Jersey Avenue
and L street northwest.
ON PENNSYLVANIA Avenue line-Fifth
ana PENNSYLVANIA Avenue southeast
Eighth and Pennsylvania Avenue south
east, First and Streets southeast New
Jersey Avenue and b Street southeast
on e Street line-Tenth and l. Streets
northwest, Twelfth and f Streets north
west Fourteenth and d Streets north
west
1t shall not he lawful for any street
ear TO stand upon street or avenue for
n longer period than five minutes unless
the way be ubstructed. nor stop so as to
obstruct a street crossing intersecting
street; and no street car shall follow a
preceding car moving in the same direc-
tion at a less interval than one hundred
feet, unless coupled thereto. Every street
car in motion after shutdown shall have
two lights, one displayed at each end
thereof"
In connection with the execution of this
order the Capital Traction COMPANY has
been granted permission to paint a strip
eighty-two inches wide across the space
of the track, In red paint, at the points
were the cars are required to stop for
the fire apparatus, as an aid to the motor
men in carrying out the intention of the
regulation
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17
STONE PILLARS INJURED.
Reviewing Stand Blaze Caused Dam.
age to Government pro,ersx

The fire In the reviewing stand in front
of the White House Friday night has
proved to be more disastrous than was at
first supposed Two of the big stone pill
lars that mark the western gateway to
the " hite Hou'e Grounds were so badly
damaged by the heat that they will prob
ably have to be rebuilt. The loss Is placed
at about 5000 by members of the In
augur8l Committee, but that figure is
thought to be exaggerated Mr.. Parsons
lost number of valuable tools and saws
that $50 will cover Lis loss. The insur-
ance on the structures expired but Il few
hours before the fire.
The question of responsibility for the
damage to Government property has not
yet been decided. but Mr.. Edison, of the
inaugural Committee is inclined to hold
Contractor Parsons responsible for the
loss. as he Is said to have unnecessarily
delayed the removal of the structures
Mr. Parsons states that he used every
precaution for the protection of the build
ings and to that end employed a watch
man
The Waterman denies that he was re-
sponsible for the fire and says he had not
begun to light the lamps at the time the
blaze started.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17
s. and S4
silk boas, Sl.66,

bought especially for the Opening"
because they offered us the opportu-
nifty of selling them at half and less.
Splendid assortment.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17
RECEIVERS FOR A PooLRooM.
W. Lee Hanameriy Petitions the
Court to Dissolve N Partnership.

w. Lee l1ammerly. who stated that he
was IA partner with Louis F. Wurdeman
in the conduct of n poolroom at COS
Seventh Street northwest, yesterday filed
petition in the Supreme Court of the
District asking that the partnership be
dissolved and that "A receiver be appoint
ed by the eourt to take charge of the bust
ness.
1t is explained that the parties We're en-
Gagged in conducting n poolroom at Cos
Seventh Street. Hammerly states that by
the terms of an agreement entered into
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17

with Wurdeman in March. 1900 he was IN
manage the poolroom for a wear for n
weekly salary of 50. At the expiration of
this time. he says, it was understood that
ne ana Wurdeman We're to be equal joint
owners without further payment or CON
sideration from him.
On February % last, Hammerly SAYS,
Wurdeman refused to pay his weekly
salary unless ne would surrender the
keys of the establishment, and ON his re
fusng to do so ordered him away from
the premises. The complainant is repra-
scented by Attorneys Turner & Mitchell.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17
WANTS A NEW TRIAL.


Boyd Wallace. colored, who is under
sentence to be hanged in the District jail
on April Il. yesterday filed an appeal from
the judgment Of the Supreme Court of
the District in the Court Of Appeals for
the District Of Columbia.
Wallace was convicted in December be-
fore Justice Clabaugh in Criminal Court
No. ], of the murder of Robert Stafford.
also colored. on August 16 last. The tes-
timony given at the trial showed that the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17

trouble between Wallace and Stafford.
who was his half-brother. was caused
by jealousy over a woman named jack
son. 1t was testified that Wallace entiCed
sta ford into "a dark alley and picked "a
quarrel with him and then stabbed him to
death with a penknife. Wallace in tes-
tifying I'm his own behalf stated that Stat
ford first attacked him with an axe and
that the fatal blow was struck in self
defence.
The bill of exceptions in the case were
placed on file in the Court OF Appeals yes
terday by Royal Hughes, Walace's at
tOrney.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17
Money back when y0a want it

is an old Advertising phrase used indIserimin-
ately. We make the statement with perfect sin
certify, and unhesitatngly refund you your money
when purchases not satisfactory, or credit
your account IL you have had the purchase
charged 1t Is Just such progressive methods
which have made this store what 1t is today.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17

There il no greater demonstration OF the purity
of Heurich's beer than the analysis made by the
chemists of the United States Agricultural De-
partment. Phone Wesi 30, Arlington Bottling
Co, for a case of Ileurch's Maerzen, Senate, or
Lager.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17

opening souvenirs in SGrner dress goods
35c yard for striped white goods embracing an enormous
variety of sorts
55c yard for white corded dinities.
95c yard for sheer white India Linon,
124c yard for heavy welt piques.
5c yard for the sprfg styles in zephyr ginghs
all new checks and stripes well plain cOors kind which sell
for Zoe elsewhere.
95c yard for organdie lawns leading shades and
black regular selling price 12Io yard.
l2!c yard for the wash sufs spring summer
which are being sold for high yard elsewhere In
PLAIN and host of figured effects in imported dress gnghams
Irish dimities Fouardine dotted Swiss musns aet corded
lawns, and chambrays.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17

and The ceIebratiOn Of the fifth anniversary Of Il
Of the season.
For weeks and weeks we've been planning and
med millinery, flowers, and foliage that we have
sense OF the word, and every hat-conceit is repre-
conceptions Of our own def rnilliners, which are
Aside from the millinery display it will also be 6
underskrts, and silk waists-an exhibit Of the ric
les, baby carriages, gO-carts, and mems and boys
it will be Hecl sixth bhlayle beginning
ciate.
Right The threshold of this the
have bought than
thank i thousand
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17
Opening souvenirs in shoes.

95e pair during the opening for chldrens and misses pa
ent leather shoes in 81 to , with soft Wei kid tops regt
lar values at 81 and Sit
$l.19 pair for ladies' patent leather oxfords with leav
soes and bull dog which best values possible
81.
$1.9S pair for ladies' patent leather lace shoes with heav
soes and Cuban heels also with light soes and French
$3.50 values.
SOC pair for ladies' red black and tan Turkish boudor sI
pers, which sell regularly for 15c
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17
Mail orders promptly filled

and cxpressage prepaid all purchases amount
ing to $ when shipped To within radius
Of 100 miles Of this city. The mail order de-
partnent Is perfectly equipped and most care
ful attention Is given to them. so that we can
assure you equal satisfaction as though you were
buy ing in person
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-03-17

See Knnn's Windows.
The index Of superb spring millinery.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

her questions and told her
sitting was apponed and Mrs Piper received dollar
This baby
She took It, Other friends
each paid collar to what could her of
tine m % % nss s wn anss Piper
s Nothing could
S So on am into T"s she the time to be
old sttngs
al WorR od her sister who
derful things that Mrs Piper
OF the marvellous and the desire
The mistress Of
instead Of tho
derful things Through
reafs rroef:S ws @ s51ss @ & street told
FesesS iosn iosna Il % an
codos1r this county, Pspty and with great labor he has
phosopsy Of sssdsms
a
To him the finding temperament
psychic godsend the
He chsd arHn ana had ssps with Mrs
psychce
number Of tngs reduced Everything
OF she
state appointed M study her @ condion lite anG
through other side the mys
spoke through her
that the death Of pss
II would be
death with Its own relation to life orhds
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

raid close observation cf the
medium mrde the irprrsss,o ON en-
me that ere r. honest.
II r-as at rcsidcrce In hos
ton that wrote a,itomo ;icaNy
efoVt a certain famous man
called In the rcpors Mr.. Mar,c.
! wrote under the so-calisA cor
troll Of Pelham. saving. after a
reference 10 this Mr.. Marte:
That he. with bis keer brain
and marvellous perception. will
be interested. ! know. lie was
a very dear friend OF X. I was
exceedingly fond Of him. Cont
cal weathsr interests both he
and I--Ee-him--l know IL Mi.
Don't you see I correct theee,
Well. ] am no less INTELLIGENT
now. But there are many dim.
culties. am far clearer on all
points than 1 was shut up in
the prisoned body dprisoned.
prisoninE or imprisoned YOU
ought to say). No. 1 don't
mean to get II that way. SEQ
here. H., don't view me with I.
CRITICS eye. but pass my impcr-
fections by. OF course. I know
all tnlt az well az anybody on
your sphere fof coiirseD. Well.
| think So. tell you. old fell
low. u dent DO TO pick all these
little errors too much when
they amount to nothing In one
way. You have light enough
and brain enough. | know. to
understand my explanations Of
being shut UP in this body,
dreaming. as II were. and try
ing to help on science.
] do not see how anybody can
look on all that Ms testimony
from a person IN another world.
! cannot see but that II must
have been an unconscious ex-
preston OF my subliminnl scif,s
writing such stun as dreams
are made Of"
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

{AE
|
" Her blue full He
poised shoulders
still characterized her England
and excellent
liking for the real in everything itself
in-law a n
Of Puritan aspiration
that Truth well settled ell
Of the arrival Of the Pilgrim Fathers
Maynower Plymouth Bay
Salem and autumn
exclusive fashionable
in
% Fa%s % Ss the % what Oliver Wendell Holmes called pev
But Mrs Ppers democratic
Sh wanted to know the Yankee
Of knowledge and wisdom
the oo things understandings When young
where adm sdrnd I
where people who know really
cques sets and convoutons that make
psyshooss conscious ancon ~
back from Beacon street some in the individuality
ss ns 81 fDsi F. Know sSs e eve:
sight part OF the creed Mrs
Piper must have heard
possibly remsmbs But ali
q. s events When en- Mrs Piper
e. .s . % f';ss .s sa.s
one OF ner cquanances Boston merchants wife asked
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
Mrs. Piper's Extraordinary Statement.

melted @ s 935 Ra shs ] 5sHf @ @ es % P es to 5 a @ 70 fs
~ & tsa tSs has % wsys s:! tasteful s!
@ Eg has % h9 3 ssf3ss @ thf ggS @ f9T b fqgn Tn mall
Tesng om the service Of the Pychica Research soceiy spca
pubic Individuality ha
going into mt & d I'd hs e5aGS sS acted to BE 9Rs a a @ s a
Of
t % Hs sa sr ss :a
G s
Gs'
@ s::
d @ e 6 e hs s'Bs5f Rc to ne % ;s as s & 1
teicpsihc hypoihs an ''F'
TeIepathy SpIrftuaIfsm
sS no ' sss s, 81 Of With is
=: &C.: G.: e: :;: *; s:; ::' e. r.: 5
in enough
e.: e. r;::. -: g:
Hs:s-ssh ss''ss they
e g s s.d .sss s % has %
that sosss.ssa
{ ;s 4, e :s;* :;:s ;: e s$ ss
% for % a%a W q h sHnG 5 us % sn On TS both s: s the
ssssss 6 e. sss ssS ss5 s:ss
cons me- '''''s" '"'s 'nen nave as matter OF fact
confesses Her Entire Ignorance
a s' sSsatz f sS" sSs
s q a:s s :: :.
va sar: :Iss e. : :sssasn:s| w'
sonsi.en. on; Sroos of III. ,o.,s,
>~---~--'
annot sa ~ hat I have
Were thrown
forey 'S'''1""'s W.
neve me-.
Then why have you remained with the society
obseszed S SV'"eeeeu
o af you have
"A'A INC
O an
You not believer IN sptua what them is your
~. 80
should be
Not Scientifically Proved.
had eftfn
OF
A - "~'S asneu
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

when read the society
value to warrant
1884, IS S e1ss ers 81 M the p Ss.y & ss s'' n
ssd hst II students reject the idea that
e.pIs, T to she sSs % Snsr
wen the confused and muddd
which u may not De a waste Of time to Inquire
nrst Itss M feSrd & for the ssEey for Phis
ioc Of
Tor YOU THIS was done aud the medicine
ioss s sanais 5 4 n % my s nSss ;G ss
fro he cork % e os @ e and s aca 10 s ssr
rhlnnit narked that all right
s1ntnnea En among n other things
lock or my hair examine before
might examined after its PREPARATION % to see that % wss all
a was S a s neeS ,Ss ssss he had had
sss sste made no further
The Use OF Strange Names.
mey for that Of Pnnu
soha.ty wno talked while =
the Society for onoR was put Into mouth
foron ongIs
had mns other ttnss one at the house Of
LADY was oa Ss . .ss the one known soFs An
a % % mic g H a
wei paieuoe CO nsr asa sister The italian
h in my yns own npsss,rs Sss rom KIN
Ss the rS Ts all papr and
-~,''s we've eeieu Ainpsa'ot' Neetof ana rru-
Mrs. Piper Stll Further Explains.
ueolang to release Imperator
that az s s sSae ps eiens % Of
nor .sr any a Of those
Because the sprisic exDe
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

ror an EXPLANATION when came out OF
the condition. Eit 7 have never Eesrt
gny explanation given which seems 20 me
ccnclusiye.
For nay psrt. cnu.Ot sec
how u c-n b~ scIentiacni,y proved
that we c-n hold comm nj Icrt On
'rith the so-calied spirit world.
As Ct. Pau, saws. spiritual thnsz cnr
only be spiritually disco rrcd. much less
h1:-dlcd.
On the otbe- naud, confidently belle G
tfnt there In grand. although myste
ricus. reality In The pacJomenou Viii, h
has arrested the attertion nf 80 nsn: pre-
foiud urd brilliant intcliects. and "a
which tney have given 80 much tine and
the rcht However this msy be. arr gid
that Il 11s been of any coHfsrt % people
IN SORROW.
Eu, l believe that truth is a higher and
DEEPER comfort mar any such arodyne.
There have bSen many curious, Incidents
conr ct tel with ry sittlnrs for the Pay
oliita! Geseerch Society. They nrst heard
Of me IN the simflcs fesh.oa. Nv home
Is In Arlington Heights, In whn: Mas
once West Cambridge MT far from HarV-
ard University. ] Was then living In Boa
ton. Nv maid az all work told frierd
II Prof sssor William Jarnes Of Harvard :
m which ! said many strange things"
! vas what is called psrchic. and took 6:
He at once expressed wish for m
Psychseai Reeearch Society. ana tia; q II
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
fcor,-tght 1eNl bv -Nev York HeraId Companyl

Copyright by York Herald Company
1 Fsychcs Research
understood
has based
tc nofco ting With
published
medium
he
Of
inception neay twenty years
deeatahe phenomena
pychical and spritnalisc
England
the interest
OF
O.
TIE
science
constitution
phfoo
Herald printed elsewhere shows
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20

specially copyrighted by the New York He
Company which al reserved and its repro
strictly forbidden Publishers die
regarding warning Will be prosecutsd1
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
How Mrs. Piper Goes Into a Trance.

randi
the action attended with .on@thins OF
sp?cd easily the condition coming
4
things Ut all sibterish nothing bpt sfbberish
7 o opeh hrck I IN
studded French I not w
suited
wns the Of
a haddi The
to
automatic writing while
About the Boston Sittints.
non lady vino had s,tngs with
= r In
Psychoai
IT Western iocalism
u Ike do.
do aounds
of
had
After Professor Shae
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-20
The Remarkable Personality of Mrs. Piper

RS PIPER is handsome OF middle mother
daughters who fitting for college No shows her
Her blue full geneness dignity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-03
HER FIRST CASE.
BY Lynn BODY Meekins.

Copyright. 1900, by Daily Story Pub. Coz
Il have always held > said the Judge
quietly, that there should be great
l~iberality in cross-eXaminations. BY
liberality | do not mean latitude any
more than by liberty l mean license,
but a Wi range of inquiry will de-
velop not only the special facts and
circumstances. but in a way reproduce
the very atmosphere Of the incident
or event. For you know, my daughter,
you may get all the facts and still
not have the truth. Any blunderhead
at law can adduce the facts. but it
takes the artiSl-the real touch of
genius-to bring out the truth. | re-
member in the Musmere case that l.
but no, l want to see If you can do
it. l viii be Mrs. Malsprop's Cerherus,
three gentlemen at once-witness,
judge and jury"
That will be fourteen she replied
calmly.
We'll fourteen gentlemen at once.
then, in spite of the fact that the
average jury has just about enough
combined intelligence for ordinary
person"
She was sitting ON : low chair. =
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-03
GET DOWN TO BUSINESS.

1T is a duty every Councilman owes
his constituents to get down to the
routine work of Council and clear
away the mass of public business that
has accumulated since the last bust
ness session of that body.
All the members of each party owe
this to the people, regardless of their
grievances, real or fancied, personal or
political. Let them fight out their diff
~ferences of this character on some line
that will not interfere with public bus
mess, or let them take their dispute
into court if the ~aggrieved ones think
they have a case strong enough to
justify it.
Meanwhile, they have nothing to
gain by a churlish refusal to perform
the duties which the people elected
them to perform and which have been
too long neglected.
Let all hands get down to work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-03

sunthin on his mind, but whether it's
the fate Of North America or the price
of sheep pelts nobody kin guess TIL
he climbs slowly up on the counter and
says:
II was thinkin OF ~reshinglln my
wood shed this summer. and this af-
ternoon | was around askin the price
of rails. What dye s'pose has hap
pened to shingle nails?'
+ Il know" shouts the deacon as he
wave his cane over Moses Carter't
head Il know! They've gone up o
cent a pound"
That's TIA cent a pound" adds
Lish.
And what dye argy from that?'
asks JoaD after two minits OF dramat-
ic silence.
THAR can't be but one argument
This kentry is goin to tip up and spill
us all QUA Yes. sir, the man who
don't die with the bilious collie before
this week Is out is gain 10 zee sich a
scene OF horror as n world fe.4r
presented before. The breakin loose
of 70 circus elephants all 70 once
won't be no comparison 70 it,
Hear, Heart" shouts the deacon.
"Lish is dead right, adds the others.
They was waiting fur Lish to go on.
and he was hftchin around fur ideas
when in comes squar Joslyn. Thar
never was a time since he was 8 years
old that the squar couldn't tell why
this kentry was goin to the dogs, and
he's alIus had a leetle advantage over
the rest Of the crowd in bein able to
use big words. He don't even wait to
sav good eveain, but. rappln on a su-
gar bar1 with his cane, he pitches
right in with;
sFeller citizens and Teller sufferers
d.ye know what calfskins vas seliin
| fur last week. Dye know what the
price is to-day? It's the handwritin
ON the wall. the shadder that falls
| across the coffin. In a week It'll be
bankruptcy and ruin from end to end
| OF this kentry. and within a month
| tharIl be a cataeIysm which won't
| leave one human bein alive TO look
| about him on the spectacle Of despair.
Gentlemen, durn my nlde, and durn
yer hide. and durn the hide OF Julius
| Caesar, but let's chip in any buy =
gallon OF the best hard cider end and
| die as the descendants OF Lexington
and Bunker Hill orter de.