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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-27

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-, Are YOU hoarse-tOrmented with coIS
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~ fhroat-troubled with difficulty OF bres,h
So m So lose not an hour In procuring Hslass
tIsnev ~ Horehound Tar the sole and sovers,
rrsnsdv for such complaints. Sold by drurxtss.
Piksfs Toothache Drops cure IN minute
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naugh was an esteemed young man, con-
nected with one Of the largest cotton
houses In the city. DOrlic surrendered.
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senator seweI GrowIne Meaker.

that although they still had hope the pa
tient was in a critical condition.
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NEW RULES FEB. /.
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE

NOONCLUD DID INNAI 4 IINo i I-<AUII-J
decrease in the rate of taxation under the
revenue reduction bill passed at the last
session of Congress.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-27

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Fair weather.

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Buy the style that suits your figure,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-15

Serr profeHor, reidlide Wube 81
characterization 5Oridunsen unO
robl audi gu sr0bern uno tlsinsrn
Qbidpeifunsen BON Wese."
.Sbr traurises SaitIal beodure i4
auf's Sersliaite. Sd absr tdnn benz
Simmsl ni4t senug bunten, ouB er
mid Sbnsn in ben Weg gefiibrt bat,
Iaste Der prOfehor. rSie ipaen an
mir einen treuen uno reoli9 ale Sc
fatren unb Miibieligteiten nit SbneH
tbeilenoen ReiIegefdbrten seppnnen
baben", figte er binsu, inoem er Rplfe
bic Sanb rei6te, bic bieIer ber5baft
i9ittelte.
Die Biz gum QbenbeHen nod pers
blsibenbe 3eit perpanbte Der Yrofeiz
Tor gu elmer unterreoung nit SarrD
uno 6rant, ben beiben SDbnen Rplfes.
Die frii6en, lebbaften uno bibi6en
anaben guben Dem 9elebrten 10 fluse
uno beionnene Qntpprten auf feline
perf9ieoenartigen Srasen, baB er gang
erfreut mar unb ibnen feline poQe 2tebe
Sutpanote.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-15

Nber ipeber bon ibm, nod beiIsn Cats
tin uno &ino, fopie BON ben iibrisen
Wteritanern lpar cine Spur gu entbes
den. Den lauten Rufsn Rplfe's, bss
YrofeHors uno aqer Inbern tpurbe
feline andre 4ntpOrt, als bic oss
G9os gu She'll.
~Sbne 3psifsI", fagts &oIfe init
betriibtem Ser5en, limb Ollie lebsno
BON ben Snoianeru nit fprtsei9leppt
poroen - 0 pel9 Elm betlasensrer,
Ties SGitial!"
Sn oieiem Irgenblife purbe in Der
Serne elm Son ldrt, Der 4Ger SerSer
raider i4lasen mabte.
Slang bas ni9t pie Sunbegebea9"
rief &olfe nit ppr frsubiser llebsrras
16ung bebenoer Stimme. vSa, ia,
elmer Der beioen 9unbe bss Serrr
8nigbt lGbt iih pernebmsn!"
rNero bellen, guoio tennen Nero's
Sttmme", tauoerpeli9te Der Der engz
lti6en Spra6e nun unpoItummen
md4tise Reser, befen 9ebDriinn Iid
our4 sroBe S9Grfe aussei6nete.
rSu, ia, Ierp's Stimme ift's!"
fiigte Sarrp bin5u, dls bas 8ebel
nod etpas beutliber pernebmbar
ipurpe.
rSDrt bod - ieBt pereinigt iid audi
Gators peit tiefere Stimme nit Der
RerO's!" risf 5rant in fat iubeIns
benz Some.
ranigbt's Sunoe iinb's - es bleibt
tein 3lpeifel!" iagte Rolfe.
Damn lit S~pffnung p%prbunosn",
meinte Der profefor, yoab lid anig6t
uno ale anoern ourd Die Slu6t Dor
ben S~noianern serettet baben. Gifen
mir, Die STEELE 81 errei6sn, BON DO
ods 9ebeu tpmmt!"
rGuoio, Sarrp unb 5rant m0gen .
bier bleiben", befabl RpIfe. ,gs ses
niist, tpenn mir 4nDern ben Sunben
na6ipiirsn. Dir mii1en NGe auf Der
Sut iein. 2ei4t tDnntsn ii6 ia Die
Snoianer bier in Der Rdbe nod FER.
umtreiben."
sd be3tpeifls bies", Iagte be- Gros
feiirr. Die Snbiansr psrhorreE. lpie
mir Heats, mein unsliidliher Siibs
rer, geiast bat, ME large an YlaBs
elmer begangenen untbdt. 90 faft
nit St9erbeit ansunebmsn iii, oaB bic
9anbe bon ben stpei bamals unIsra
gii6Ien g%ntgangenen in hieIe 9egeno
gelott purbe, uno bieie nun Gu9e 9es
nomnsn bat fir Die 9efaqensn 9riis
Der, 10 bat lie ben G9auplaB i6rer
S6anotbat ieBt pp6l i4un nett bins
ter iif."
Sas ab uno 81 IiG rpieberbplsnbe
8ebsu Der Sunoe Ssigte &aIfc uub Ieiz
nsn betpen 9egleitarn Den @e8 tr Elm
i6nedenf0rmig g~sipunosnss Seiten:
thai. Sieie eigentbiimli6t @sitaltung
oesielben bate ba& SunSege6eu entz
fernter eri3einen laIien, ols es ipirtz
lid Der san tpar.
NaG elmer Wanberun9 bon tpeniz
gen Wtnuten iabsn Die orei Mdnner
bereits bic 9unoe nit piit9snDem Sc
bea auf ii6 5ugeitiirmt fommsn. ,3um
Slid tunnten bic Sbisre Rolfe elm
pent8, 10 oab lie lsiGt GsrHEigt rpers
ben tonnten. sic lsgten MIR ebsnIpz
pie! 5reuoe ais porGer Grimm al oen
Sa9.
Inter iRrer 2eitung selangte nan
gu elmer SDble, in pelGe bic Sunbe
alsbalo e~inbrangen.
Chen als ii9 Rolfe unb feline Be-
gleiter ani6idten, ben bunfeln Haum
elmer ndbern rnteriuduns gu unters
t~perfen, fam toptenblsid, nit pers
rpsinten Qugen uno dbgebGrmtem ges
iitte, cine Srau nit sinem tleinen
Wedo9en auf benz 4rme aus benz Sns
nsrn Der SDbIe berpor.
GortfeBunefoIgt,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-15

Bel Sagesdn6ru6 16pn brad bic
tleine &eiiegeieuI9uft uuf, Der Spur
Der Gdrdpaue gu folgen.
Der Weg lentte III bulo in oiiitere
gerge binein unb iber elm duberit
i9piertg gu paiiierenoes Serrain bin.
SnfolgeoefIen fam man nit benz etpas
i6perfdaissn @usen nur lansium
porfpGrts.
Der Wittag nabte beran, ais enbz
Lief in einem Siemli6 breiten Sbale
Die Wagen Der Heiiegenufsn iiatbar
tpuroen.
,@pttlob, bort iinb iie!" ma6ts
Srau Rolfs ibrem SerSsn 2uft. sd
befiirdtete pirtli9 i6on. Dab uns bic
nt6t serabe iebr tbeilnabmsponen
Werifansr gang i'm Std geIafen
bGttsn."
Damn ipiirbe ipenigitsns anisbt su
uns suriitgefebrt fem, meinte Holfe.
Die Wagen iinb pbne geIpannung,
unb AUDI ionit lit Nismanb in Deren
Ndhe gu entosden!" risf Sarrp bon
ieinem bp6sn SiBe auf benz 8assn
herdb.
rMtan ptro lie auf irgsnb einen graz
iigen Slab CUR Weioe getrieben bdben,
mein Sobn", CAB Der profefor feline
Infi4t 81 ertennen.
n&nigbt uno Die Meritaner a6er",
fiiste Rulfe binsu. npsrbsn ii6 i'm
S6atten Der 9Gume bort am Dalbz
rGnoe ~gelagert baben."
nWas III benin bus!" rief Sarrp nur
tpenise I~ugenblide ipdter nit benz
Iusorud beftigen GrI6rsdens. Die
glanen Der @aeen iino serriiien uno
Der Snbalt Der lebtsrn lie1t ii6eraQ
umbergeitreut auf Der Grbe."
r@s lit pirtli6 Ic!" befGtiaten
Srau Rolfe unb Srant gu gleider
3eit nit erbleitenoen 2ippen.
BORT. bort. fu6r Sarrp in lauz
tenn aufi9rsi fort, yliegsn cine 4nz
5abl MGnner, Pferpe unb Stiere tpie
tpot am 9pben!"
,9rpber 8ptt, iplten beine Bril-
frn1en nod nift I'll Gnoe iein!" fiji
iterte &plfs leiie IN Ith hinein, pGbz
reno er, bon benz PrpfeTpr gefolqt,
benz 9efdbrte poran uno Der STEELE
S~ueilte, mo bic Wdgen itanben.
Gin iiberaus traurieer 4nblit BOT
ii6 ihnen bar. Sarrp bate ii9 leiber
ni6t setdui9t. Die am gpben umz
be~rliegenoen Wdnner tparen tpbte
Weritaner, piersebn an Der 3abl. Die
Dirt ibrer Sooespunoen IieB feinen
3weifel auftommen, baB bic 8araz
name bon elmer iibsrlesensn Snbiansrs
borpe iiberfauen uno bsraubt rpprpen
fei.
Golfe unb an bic Seinisen, bic nun
raid ebenfaas berbeitamen, tparen
einen Woment ipra6lps Dor gntieben.
3usrt fonb Srau Holfe pieosr
@prte. n8ie iebr baben mir llrIcs
de-, iprah lie, nit SbrGnsn in ben
@usen, r9ptt 9ant gu splIen! Die
9eitGoiglns unires Wassns, bic
uns als Elm llngliid erI9ien, mar in
feiner Sanb nur elm Mittsl, uns Dor
nett srDberm llnbeile gu bepabreu."
SroB Der llntenntli9teit Der
Sppten lieb ii6 bod fsItitelsn, baB
&nisbt ii9 ni6t unter ibnen bsfanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-15
6ortfeB IT,

DER tleine Mite: .Su, Yap, tuer
mar eisentli9 Der George @aI6tastpn,
mo bic 3eit ieBuno 10 d Weiens rapon
ma6en9"
papa Gallagher (nadfnnsro):
George @%aibingtpn9 @eOrst WaIb,
instcna Weu, benz Hamsn mad par's
ibure irseno 10 n perflirtsr Digger"
Batter: $50 bait Su benin Die bic.
Zen Bidder, Die i9 Dir sstaufie"
STUDIOS: rS6pn idmmllia intus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-15

sd bin Elm GrglGnber", nabm
Hplfe alsbulo bas Wort. ,Wein 3D.
ter. Elm ppblbabsnbsr 2anbpirtb, 6es
iaB gu meinem llngliid ben Gbrgeis,
einsn o%prnsbmen Mtanu aus mir mo-
diem gu polen. gr beoa6te nibt, bab
toitipielige 8eppbnbeitsn unb sSesti9z
teiten ielbi. ipl9en oft gum Gerber
ben es,sid)en, bic iiber Elm bebeutenSss
8ermDsen sebieten. Sp9 banbslts
mein gutter Batter nur aus 2iebe All
mir 10 tbOri9t.
sd purbe in cine nur BON &ine
bern pornebmsr 2eute beIu6te S9ule
gef6idt uno lernte pie pieIe, aiSer
manGem Inoern, taussI, reiten uRS-
ipielsn. Sn msinen @usgaben 6raldte
i6 mir teine Sei6rGutunssn aufsus
erIesen unp 10 lebte i9 oenn flott unb
frObli4 i'll ben Sag biRsin.
Rad 9eeoisuns msinsr Stubiens
iabre puroe i9 auf Heiisn ssi9itt.
Sd bsrsi'ts DEN mh,in. Tr7nrr.'6.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
TIE DURKEE CLAIM AGAIN.
Suit Filed Against Secretary Gage
and Treasur Roberts,

John A KuykendalI. administrator Of
the estate Of Charles Durkee, today filed
suit in the Supreme Court Of the District
again Lyman j Gage, Secretary of the
Treasury, and Ellis H Roberts. Treasu-
Ter Of the United States, in their official
capacity. asking for an accounting 1t is
stated that the court is asked to compel
the defendants to render an account of
certain trust funds in their custody The
fund referred to, it is explained, is money
collected under the direction of the Presi-
dent of the United States from the Union
Pacific and Central Pacific and other rail-
road companies due the estate of Charles
Durkee.
The amount claimed by KuykendaI is
SI9001,000, DuTkee It is stated, was citi-
zen of the Territory of Utah and died
January Il. 1870 at which time he was
Governor Of the Territory. 1t is also
stated that KUykendaII has filed the nee
esSaTy evidence to establish the validity
Of the claims with the Executive Depart
ment of the Government and that it has
been adjudicated and forwarded to the
Warrant Division of the Treasury De
partment for payment.
1t is also alleged that the chief clerk of
the Warrant Division has refused to sign
a letter acknowledging the receipt of
the claim and that Treasurer Roberts re
fuses to pay the sum named to the rep
TeSentatiVe of the Durkee estate. D w.
Wood is named as counsel for the COM
pIainant.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
HERR LAsKER TO PLAY HERE.
Worlds Champion Chess Player VIII
Meet All Co1ners

Herr Lasker, chess champion of the
world, who is making a professional tour
of the United States, viii play at the
Washington Chess Club, Ga Twelfth
Street, tonight. Herr Lasker is to play in
all Of the principal cities and has been in
New York city for the past fortnight
meeting all corae-s, at the various chess
clubs of the metropolis. He arrived iL
America about two weeks ago, and Wash
ington is the second city visited by him
on this trip
Beginning at S o'clock Herr Lasker VII
meet all corners IN simultaneous games
at the club rooT < He has agreed to
play twenty adversaries at as many tables
at one tine. The games viii probably
continue until past midnight During the
games the club rooms viii be open to the
public IN accordance with the usual prac-
tice when entertaining a chess master at
the club.
Among the more prominent local chess
players who viii proba ably oppose Herr
Iasker are F B EVaiker- W H Smith
/ Tharp. E \ Tibbirts- Rev Dr. Srned-
6. l. JefTries- W 2 MundeIle. and
Messrs- Guthrie. GoldsboTOugh. Hill. VII
kinsOn, Finn, Thomas. Hodges HeydIer
C5weyer. BaHeTsOn, Sheldon and the blind
chess player, Judge Campbell. Of Ohio
Emil Kemeuy, the New York chess ex-
peri. is managing the tour OF the cham
pion-
The evening times., 1901-05-18

Mrs J D Anderson, Of Bellevue. Perhaps
the most important matter considered was
that of the enlargement of the station at
Iokahoma and the extension of the work
in japan Funds for this enlargement
are not Immediately available. a reso-
luton. offered by Mrs. D. S Stephens. of
Kansas, provided that no extension of the
present station be made until the society
had the funds at hand. The investment Of
a large part Of the fund for foreign work
it is thought would detract from the ef-
Japan
Miss Margaret Ruins. who for num-
Der Of years was engaged in missionary
work in Japan. submitted her report as
travelling secretary, the position she now
occupies After the report OF the CORE
spending secretary and other officers a
number of matters OF minor Importance
which had been left over from the other
meetings were disposed Of Officers for
the ensuing year are TO be elected this
afternoon
The evening times., 1901-05-18

you of her condition is the photo of Miss
Emma Emond. which you have published
in your pamphlet. It Will give me pleasure
TO have You publish this testimonial
James tislop, kaitaugata. New Zealand. ''
(Mlss Emma EmOnd's 5 address is "A Cha
teauguay Street, St. Sauveur, Quebec
Canada The photo of Miss Hislop
which is here reproduced. gives the reader
an idea of what this wonderful hair rem
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The evening times., 1901-05-18
MIss HIsLOP. Of Nsw zsaand Cured Of Total Badness

a most remarkable remedy for growing
hair on bald heads-in fact, the only
remedy in the world that positively viii
grow hair on any bald head-has been
discovered by a Cincinnati doctor. who
sends it absolutely free to any and every
one who writes asking for it. Since his
discovery of the marvellous cure, thou
sands and thousands whose heads shone
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and now possess a fine head of hair
Letters Of grateful thanks pour in from
all parts of the world for this great free
remedy that never fails to grow hair
and make it glossy, soft, and wavy.
One of the most remarkable restorations
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The evening times., 1901-05-18
CLOSING UP THEIR WORK.
Il Busy Session of the WOmun's Mis-
Ef0uarv SGcIefv

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
which has been in annual session at the
Congress Street Church, Georgetown, for
several days. concluded its business this
morning Tomorrow the annual session
viii close with platform meeting in the
interest Of missionary work at 3 o'clock
p. n The anniversary address viii be
delivered at Il o'clock, by the Rev. J. D.
Kinzer, pastor Of the Congress Street
Church
The business session this morning open
ed with devotional services, conducted by
The evening times., 1901-05-18
4 Question of n Boys Age.

Herman Mitchell, coOred, when charged in
the Police Court today with being disorderly in
Navy Place southeast, last night, told Judge
Kimb8u that he was sixteen years old The
records showed that year ago. when he was
IN court for an alleged similar offence he said
that he was seventeen. His case was continued
until Monday TO Obtain the testimony Of his
father as TO the prisoners age.
The evening times., 1901-05-18

Golden Medical
Discovery, could
be made to stand
out alone, ike a
picture on a
screen, 1t would
attract the notice
of the whole ma
ton By a curl
Gus contradiction
the very frequen-
cy with which the
Discovery saves
life, robs the fact
of general inter
est. For obstinate
coughs, bronchitis,
weak lungs, and
other diseases of
the respiratory OF
gaus, "G oil n
Medical Discov-
cry" is the one
medicine which
offers certain help,
and almost certain
cure. It contains
neither alcohol
nor narcotics.
vOnly for Doctor
PierCe's Golden Med
ISsI Discovery thiuE
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Pleaded Guilty of Nncrnnc,.-

Gertie Jewett, coIored. got into a fight, on K
Street northwest, last night, with another vo-
man, and fell into the hands Of the police She
Is said to be without visible means 9f support.
and was Charged in court today with being a
vagrant- She pleaded guilty and was fined SO
She went to the vorkhouse, where she viii serve
l2l daNs
The evening times., 1901-05-18
4 Market Company Incorporates.

A certificate OF the incorporation OF the North
ern Market Company OF the District Of Columbia
was placed on file yesterday The capital stock
Is stated to be $500. consisting of COO shares
valued at So each The iucorporatoTs are: Jesse
B. Wilson Samuel c Wilson Frank p Davis.
Reuben B. Derrick Theodore J. Mayer, Andrew
Archer Frank o. Beckett Ernest c. Thompson.
and Frank II. Thomas
The evening times., 1901-05-18

The following deaths for twenty-four hours
were reported at the Health Department up 20
noon today Mary E. Meredith, Il years; Mary A
Dorsey. 20 years; William Tinker, 20 years; Henry
Peterson Ross, g years: Jessie Cook % years:
Elsie Garter, years. Joseph Andrew Smith.
months; Mabel AltdOrfer, 9 months; Annie
Rcaiy. months; Catherine Hawkins, months.
The evening times., 1901-05-18

l would be in my grave to-dsyn writes Mr
Moses Miles, of Hilliard, Uinta Co. Wyoming
n had asthma 50 bad I could not sleep and was
compelled to give up work Il affected my
lungs so that l coughed all the time both day
and night My friends all thought had con
sGr7tIon- My wife insisted on my trying
GC-dcn Medical Discovery have taken four
bottles and an now yell man weighing I85
POuuds-thanks TO DR.. PIERCE
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 2I one-cent stamps to pay the
cost of mailing olyy. Address DR.. r. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The evening times., 1901-05-18

About o'CIock yesterday aftcTn0on horsc at
tached to a buggy, the property Of DR.. MeGee
who lives near the corner Of Fourteenth and
Corcoran streets northwest, became frightened on
Rhode Island avenue near Fourteenth Street and
ran away The team coliided with buggy owned
by Hugh Walters. Of zJ2 Street northeast. and
badly DAMAGED II. No one was injured.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
DfsorderIy and Boisterous.

Daniel and Joseph Hawkins coloret. were in
the Police Court today charged with being dis
orderly They were arrested while induIgirE IL
profanity and boisterous conduct IN Lewis Alley
southwest, last night They were fined s. each
and in default VIII serve fifteen DAYS in the
workhou-e- Edward Smith, coIored, was fined 50
for disorderly conduct on Twelfth Street north
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Acquitted by "A Jury.

Frank 2rown- eolored, was acquitted by a jury
in the Police Court yesterday Of the charge of
selling liquor without license and on Sunday
Brown once aspired 10 pugiiistic prominence He
fought number Of battles in this vicinity but
did not meet with much success, getting whipped
in nearly ali Of them He was arrested last sun
day IN the neighborhood Of Jackson Alley north
EvaL
The evening times., 1901-05-18
An Aunt Accuses Her Niece.

Nellie Bond. who says she was seventeen years
old, was in the Police Court today charged with
incorrigibiIity. The girl recently came to Wash
ington from Virginia. Lottie NJ. Foss, an aunt,
was the complainant It said that the girl
had been driven from her home. An order was
made committing her to the Reform School. but
later Judge O'DonneH recinded this and turned
the girl over to c. V. Massie agent OF the
Prisoners Aid Society, who Will provide her with
q suitable home.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
The Treasurx stntement.

The receipts of the Government today, accord
ing to the Treasury statement, reached the sum
Of 1915, $3.50 and consisted Of customs, S7z5,-
so II. internal revenue 81 109 sI728; nisceIIan-
eous, So 32e.I7- The expenses amounted to
s., 600 leaving balance Of receipts over dis
bursements amounting 10 S54e, ,613.56
The evening times., 1901-05-18
one Man Saved

From wreck will attract the worlds
attention to the life-saver Yet let the
hfe-saving be continued every day, and
very soon it attracts no public attention
Il the scene of the saving of one life
by that life-savi1g remedy, DR.. Pierce's
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Eight years at Moundsvine.

Albert Hart and Charles B Lynch. who plead
ed guilty to housebreaking and larceny, were
each yesterday sentenced by Justice Barnard to
Imprisonment in the penitentiary at MoundsviIIe,
W Va, for a period Of eight years.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Charged with DisorderIy Conduct.

Fannie Plummer, coIored pleaded not guilty in
the Police Court today, when charged with dis
orderly conduct but a policeman testified 10
the contrary and she was fined s. Il was al
legged that Fannie noisy and proiane on
PomerGy Street northwest last night.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Mothers PIea Secures SONS Re1ense.

John Cotan, forty years old, who was sent 70
the workhouse three weeks ago for a long term
for threatening his mother, was set free today
By Judge KimbalI, on request Of Mrs. Cation and
the promise Of the that he would do better in
the future He put under bond CT $50 to
insure bis keeping the peace.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Forfelted Their Collateral.

Rudolph strothcrs and Edward Washington for
feited $ collateral each in the Police Court to-
day when charged with dis0rderIy conduct It
vas said that they created disturbance in
Browns Court southwest last night
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Charged With Housebrcnksnr.

Josh ". Matthews, coIored, was arrested today
- Mounted Policeman Joyce on a charge Of
HOUSEKEEPING in the daytime It IS said he
forced his way into the home Of a woman named
Laura Canford, who lives on Defrees Street north
west and carried away some silverware.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Injured by Failing Down steps

While descending the steps in front of SIS F
Street northwest shortly after Il O'Clock last
night Lara Srormsted twenty-four years Of aga,
living in Mount Pleasant fell and sustained pain
ful wounds about his head and body. He was re-
moved TO the Emergency Hospital, where his
in 5uries were dressed
The evening times., 1901-05-18
CoIored Man Has His Head Injured.

William Ellington, eolored, thirty-one years Of
age was taken to the Emergency Hospital for
treatment last night He had q severe wound OF
his head, said to have been inflicted with cane
IN the hands Of W H. Downs another colored
man.
The evening times., 1901-05-18

Those who desire to spend pleasant afternoon
and evening should visit Cabin john Bridge to-
morrow. IrnTnich band of q musicians will be
heard IN grand concert Most beautiful resort in
America superb cafe all delicacies Of the season
The evening times., 1901-05-18

In the suit instituted by Eugene Martin against
osbuTn Turner, before Justice Of the Peace Hew-
lett, for the recovery Of q horse, wagon and har-
ness, the court gave judgment for the plaintiff
Samuel D. TruItt appeared as counsel for Martin
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Fined for Stealing Clothing.

Laviuia Bowers, a resident OF Willow Tree
Alley vas charged in the Police Court today
with the larceny Of wearing apparel valued at 50.
from Lucretia Webb. Judge O'DounelI fined her
$ and IN default she viii serve fifteen days in