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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03

rav abound in inaccuracies Of fact; still
they may not materially affect the gen
eral argument One thing is certain: that
the objections Of merely scientific men;
men, I mean, who cultivate the physical
sciences to the exclusion. in a greater or
les degree, of mathematics, Of meta
physics, and Of logic, are generaiIy lnVa-
lid, except in respect to scientific details
of all persons in the world, they are at
the same time the most biSOted and the
least capable of using. generallzinE, or
deciding upon the facts, which they bring
TO light in the course OF their experiments
And these are the men who chiefly write
the criticisms against all euOTIs at gen
eralization, deEoUucIuB these efforts as
Speculative and theoretical
The notice Of my lecture, which ap-
by some one grossly incompetent TO the
task which he undertook No idea Of
what I said can b CLEANED from either
that or any other Of the newspaper ar
ticles-with the exception. perhaps, of the
Express where the criticism was writ
ten by q gentleman OF much scientific
requirement. E A Hopkins, Of Yer
mont 1 enclose You his report. which,
however, IS Inaccurate IN numerous par
ticulaTs- He gives my general conception
SO, at least, as not to caricature it.
4 have not vet published the lecture
but when I do so, viii have the pleasure
of mailing you copy In the meantime
permit me TO state, succtnctly, my prin-
cipal results
General observation-disclosures nothing
/ was, therefore all things are
Il An inspection Of the universally Of
gTaVitatiOn. Of the fact that each particle
/ tends not to any ore common point, but
! TO every other partiCie-suggeStS perfect
totally, or absolute unity, as the source
/ OF the phenomenon
=. Gravity is but the mode in which
/ IS manifested the tendency OF all things
/ to return into their original unity
%. l show that the law Of the return,
| that is, the law Of gravity. is but nee
/ eSsary result of the necessary and sole
/ possible mode Of equable irradiatiOn OF
/ matter through a limited space.
/ -. Were the universe OF stars contra
! distinguished from the universe Of Space)
/ unlimited no world could exist
'5. / show that unity Is nOthingneSS.
g All matter Springing from unity
sprang from nothingGess-that IS, was
created.
- All viii return to unity-that is, K
/ nothingness.
4 would be obliged to you if you would
J let me know how far these ideas are Co
| incident with those Of the 'vestiges
Harry Birge, forty years of age, resid
ing at Falls Church. Va, fell from hi.
wheel on Thirty-tRird Street, near s. Sat
urday afternoon. receiving Il severe GU
on the head He was taken TO the Uni
versity Hospital, where the wound Wa
dressed.
The receipts Of the Georgetown custom
house Off the week ended SatUrda,
! amounted to S5u3
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03

rangements and equipment Of the army
The exhibit consists Of army and navy
rauons- but the setting Is as interesting
as the main feature Of the exhibit \
camp of a cavalry escort train IS shown
Beside the camp tent an escort wagon IS
seen Il Is filled with all the meat ra-
tons supplied TO the boys in khaki at the
front The mess chests are 50 packed
that q part of each layer may be seen
and the barrels have glass heads. reveal
ing their contents. The floor Of the eE-
hibit IS of fresh green moss, giving II an
element Of naJUTalneSS. 4 tent containing
a folded cot and fitted with such conven-
fences as campaigning allows. occupies
corner OF the space ABOUT II are the
various articles Of q CaVaITyman equip
Hent. a regulation saddle; with the sol
dieTS OTerc0at on the pOmmel, blanket
roll. covered by shelter tent. on the can
tie and saddle bags, packed with i've
days TatiOus is shown. \ Krag-JorEeu-
sen carbiue- and a Colt revolver are seen
beside the tent flaps.
The 'BuZZAcott' exhibit Of camp equip
ment- for army use and camping parties
as well. shows COnvcniences possible in
the field or woods that VIII be source
of wonder to the average visitor who
notes the ingenuity employed in con-
tracing into small space articles for per
SOnal comfort and convenience The cen
TIRE space Of the exhibit is occupied by
patent ventilated tent, with a fly which
extends ten feet over the front Of the
main tent. This tent IS htted up with q
/ folding cot on which is pneumatic mat
tresS and pillows. Provision for comfort
| is made even TO the extent of q bar for
! a mosquito net. a chiffoGier trunk
F! stands in one corner of the tent. When
Z closed It is q square MAR but can be
! opened so as to serve as a writing desk
/ as well as a chiffOnier Folding tables
/ and camp chairs are included in the ex-
| hibit- These are also shown, and 1t viii
/ surprise anyone who is not familiar with
/ folding furniture of this sort. to see how
! little space they occupy 4 small chest
! contains a dining, cooking, and serving
~--r I nj n
! siderable quantity of provisions. \ small
! mess chest contains 100 rations for six
persons. Perhaps the most striking fea-
/ ture Of the exhibit is the 'Buzzacott.
| The "BuzzacOtt' is the army stove nam
| ed for its inventor. Stoves intended for
! the use Of 6. 10. and 100 men are seen
| The utensils. even to the galvanized iron
| chimney can be packed inside the stove
| making it a wonderfully ingenious con
| venience in army life and for camping
| purposes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES.

The Rev. DIT. Charles Edward Ray
Tncnd of Cumberland. has accepted . cal
10 the German Lutheran Church of Peace
on Cough Street, Baltimore
In the voters school Of the western
MARYLAND Educators Association at
Cumberland during the month of May the
attendance was Zuu. Negroes are learning
TO read so they may vote
4 handsome flag presented by MIS-
Thomas Hill. of Baltimore, to the LADIES'
Improvement Society, of ChestertOwn,
will he uufurIed with imposing ceremonies
on Flag Day June IL
Rev. P II. Chef, of Cave Spring. was
rendered a unanimous call to the pastor
{ ate OF the Jefferson Street Baptist Church
! Roanoke, yesterday, to ill the vacancy
/ caused by the resignation OF Rev D. A
! SolIy.
/ DR.. H. ]. Cosens. veterinary inspector
| of Washington county, has caused TO be
/ killed six cows diseased with lumpJaW-
/ a bone affiiction-and nine with tubercu-
/ losis. Several iu-kept diaries were ord
/ cred cleaned up
In Howard county Resin T Driver &C
! cfdentIy shot his little girl while firing al
I crows. The girl, aged five years lost al
! eve by the shot The children were play
! ing and ran suddenly into range just as
! the gun was fired.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
A GIRL HELD FOR BURGLARY.
Entered and Robbed the Flat of a
Friend.


NEW YORK, June 3.-Grace Pilacosta,
an Italian girl, fifteen years old. of l65
Chrystie Street, was neId for trial on
charge of burglary by Magistrate Ohm
sted in the Essex Market Court yester-
day. Mrs. Title Desemonie, of us Chrys-
tie Street. was the complainant against
her.
The complainant and the defendant
were friends On Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Desemonie went out for walk. IN
her absence the defendant entered the
hous-- and by asking permission from
the next door neighbor of Mrs Desc
NOME she was allowed to go on the fire
escape The defendant told the neighbor
thai Mrs. Desemonie was her sister, and
that she had sent her for some forgotten
article and in her haste she had gone
away without the keys Of the rooms The
defendant opened the window and went
into Mrs Dcsemonic's rooms she reap
peared a few moments later and said that
she had got the desired articles, and went
away
When Mrs. Desemonic came home her
neighbOr told her that she had permitted
her sister to enter her rooms by way Of
the lre-escape. Mrs. Descmonle said that
she had no sister. She found that her
bureau had been forced open with table
knife ana that several pieces Of jewelry
valued at $50 had been stolen.
The PiIacosta girl confessed her guilt
She said that she was in need Of clothing
and for that reason had stolen the Jew
cry
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
STARTED BY THIEVES.
The Town of Jasper, Texas, Suffers
From burglars

BEAUMONT, Tex, June 3.-The town
of Jasper, about 100 miles north of this
city, was almost destroyed yesterday by an
early morning fire, started by burglars,
who blew open and rifled the safes in
the postof1ce and the county treasurers
Office. Seven buildings in the business
part Of the town We're burned and the
loss will exceed 100000 The amount
obtained by the robbers has not been
learned, but as the treasurer always c24-
ries great deal OF money at this season
OF the year it is believed TO have been
large.
Jasper is the county seat of Jasper eoun-
ty and has a population of 1000 1t lies on
the railway and it is thought that the
robbers are making for this place to
catch \ train
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
OBITUARY.

DR.. William Woods, one of BostOn's
best-known physicians, a veteran of the
civil war and for many years closely
identified with the civic, political, and ed
ucationaI life Of Boston, died in that city
Saturday. at the Massachusetts Homeo-
pathic Hospital. He was born in Boston
on September IS, 1910, was a graduate of
Harvard NedicaI-SchooI, and a member
of the Harvard Medical and the Homeo-
pathic Medical associations
Philip Hexamer, one Of the largest horse
dealers in New Jersey, died at his home
2l5 Hudson Street. Hoboken. on Friday
night at the age of seventy-one. He had
been a resident of Hoboken for over fifty
years. He started the first riding acad-
emv in this country IN 1880 on the site
where the Church Of our Lady Of Grace
now stands in Hoboken- He was com
rnissfoned by the German Government 10
b1lv S $50 horses for war service in CHINA,
and was compiimented by the Govern
ment for the manner in which he eXecut-
ed the commission
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
4 Trnmn shoots FIagman.

QUANTICO. Va. June 81. E. East,
fagran on the Richmond, FredeTicks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, was shot
here by an unknown tramp, who was
stealing a ride The tramp did not want
to be put off the train East was taken
TO a Richmond hospital where ne IS now
in a dangerous condition
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
Rsnnrt Erom a Stranded Transport.

Report From a Stranded Transport.
NEW YORK. June 3. The Norwegian
Steamer BeIvernon, which arrived this
morning from Haitien ports, brings ad-
vices that the British transport CarIn-
thia. ashore az Gracois Point, HaitI. was
expected to be towed to Aux Cages about
NAV 25 by the wreclling steamer Bear, of
Glasgow.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
HAL IA.

Eevers, Chiils, Coughs,
Colds, Dyspepsia of what
ever form, quickly cured
by taking DUFFY'S Malt.
A tablespoonful in glass Of
water three times a day.
All druggists and groceTs.
Beware of limitations
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
Second Special.

100 ROLLS EXTRA HEAVY CHINA
MATING, bought to sell for Csc. A
large variety OF choice patterns, and
one Of the best values IKe have ever
offered Price by the roll of 30 yards,
So and by the yard, which . &c
includes laying >
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
First Special.

125 ROLLS HEAVY CHINA MAT
TING, bought to sell for sc While it
lasts the price, by the roll of 30 yards,
IS $, and by the yard, which fOC
includes laying. ...-..................
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03

S. S. S. IS the only
antidote for this de-
structive virus, and an
infaIlible remedy for
this peculiar poison It
destroysand eradicates
every particle OF the
poison, and makes the
blood as healthy and
pure as before the dis
ease was contracted.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03

Cnus Blood Poison longer
unnatural you are told 10 stop
the bones rackd with the
botches
skin but OF the Old symptoms
never nope 10 c0niF'IS 1" - - ~ S S IS he only
Of
soon
Ilfoong
ri1a
Ianano make
olda
FeVeAS, sContrac
only purely blood purifier known and we otter $1,000
o1
OF blood poison
all about the
disease We will mail
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. AILAhA6A
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03

We believe there is 10 firm so well
equipped to sell you as are we We
offer mattings, all new and fresh, and
We positively have no old, or damaged
goods in our stock Our prices are
S5zc, I5c, &c, 25c, sc, 30c. CSC, 49c, 45c,
47C. and SOC per yard, and we do not
charge you for lacking it down on
your floor.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03
Straw Mattings.

We are now in the height of the
mating season, and having just re-
ceived our second Importation for this
year, are in better shape than ever to
show YOU positively the best variety
Of patterns you ever selected from
We offer the two especially big values
while they last.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03

even when administered in very small doses and
few constitutions can stand it for any length of time
Potash produces inflammation OF the stomach
and bowels, and dangerous form OF dyspepsia and
offer. chronic diarrhCea follow its use.
Now the doctors will tell YOU if you have
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03

PLATE RACK, solid oak, thorough
" well made, and eXceileutly finish
ed This rack is positively worth at
least SI-50 but on account of a large
purchase we are in a position TO offer
them at the very small price 2 &C
Only one to q customer.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-03

Best grades Of ENAMELED IRON
AND ALL BRASS BEDSTEADS-
While We do not handle the cheapest
grade Of metal beds, we claim to give
you the most value for your money
We offer q heavy frame, Baked Enan-
81 Bed. brass trimmed. a good woven
wire spring, and a sOft-toD
mattress for the very low S : OK
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , -
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-06-21


superior auesiE
n determined tod of ninC y
great
o h N viii 10 It with bWstp Gu
n al are Rad the prices
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-06-21
Our Big Millinery Department

the
millinery We have but the best mners with best
hat will sell onehaf The clearing
beautiful half Ladies
great une
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-06-21
JeWe1ry Department.

JeWe1ry Department.
June Clearing Sale cut prices Watches Clocks Silver
ware Cut Glass Gold and Plated Buttons Musical Instru
ments &c Should you wish to purchase anything in the
jewelry line it will pay you to get our prices.
Lace Curtains.
After the housecleanng the paperng and the painting
is DONE the people usually find that they need beau
tful curtains to harmonic with all surroundings We
acknowledged by all to sell lace curtains cheaper than
any house in this city But isen will furnish dur
ing this sale beautiful whteenameled cottage rod
tain pole with each pair of curtains sell for $3.50
Don't fail to ask for the rod All avail themselves of
this remarkable offer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

W F Crane. general auditor of the Pntlps, Dodge & Co.'S interests is making his ususl ssmi~anruil trip to Bistss and Nsosssri. W s French, assistant superint6 nd enr of the Copper Queen company left Sunday for Chicago on private busi- uess. MT French expects to be gone sbou; one month.
 The "Prospector" man was correct ID saying that smail poI existed in Nsco. A family by the nsme Of Gorten is now down with it and one oi them has been seen on the Ameri- can eide si the line during tine last week. IL ia understood now. how ever, no other cases are reported from there.
 Thos Best, representing Denmsn, Csrryen < Hayden of San Francisco n working Southern Arizona for N W 0a;map, who has been called to Phoenix to the bedside of bis wife Mir Best travels through Oregon and Wa hington but says he prefers the mild winters and delig htiul climate Of Arizons.
 Word has been received by irien nd,  here that the Willi me Bros. formerly managers Of the Copper Queen hat succeeded in pumping out the water in the old Napoleon mine at Copeno' polls. Cal. and struck the ore body al 7s0 feet. John Ambrose, iormerl, assistant foreman hers is with then and has been experimenting oper s,ions but is now laid up with sn at. tack Of pneumonia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20
IN ARIZONA
The Healer" Visit, Arizona
 and SOiOurns Here

"schrsdsr," he of the Tor E robe, th. 'o1g curls, with his large supply oI gall and mighty" healing power, h,, invaded Arilons. Ths FlssstaG Gem Says he alightsd from . west bound passenger train Tuesday bare- h aied a'one, and with Is oents ia e buck- skin bag, which he claImed was pre- sented to him a. wins,ox by e gentle. man for whom he had performed l. wonderful cure. Ths Gem editor further ssys:- The "grest healer claims to look like Christ, bu, having never seen Christ we easnot cay ss to Ire resemblance. He succeeded in g't'ng several 50-cent pieces from .om' of our afflicted ps oP's."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

A Washington dispatch ssys:-The house by e unanimous vote passed 6 bil grating to the Ehssnix Electric Light c mpsny a right of way across ths Salt River Indian reservation oi Arizona. The bill was introduced carly in the present term bu, wac not called up till today. D legale Wilson explained that the object of the bill Was to give ths light company ,h e right 10 trau'mi, power from water falls beyond the reservation to the city cf Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

There is as e.'idenic of grip i: Washington which claims many dis singuished men as its victims, includ- ing the rre ident. tho secretary of state asd the speaker of the house of rspress nta,i e. Arizopisns who have had it may new feel they have net bsen slightsd and caa sympa,hizs with the oth'r prominent fellow suf- sreYs ct War ,iington
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

Dave Shoemaker returned from Fronteras, Mexico. Hs states the rsi'r1ad grading has been nearly completed to Fronterss, being within few miles of the city The work of trsct.a iDg is being pushed aht ad as las. as possiblr. At Naco Mr Shoe msler states the reported .msll pox scare proved false slsrm. No case. being reported sn either ,i,s of the line, the report being purely fiction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

Gov. Aur hy's annual report for isV0 is out, and ons received by the PROTECTOR. The report is . com- psnaium of Arizons's resources and full oi inforIaa,ioo and statistics for the sasterpss whoss eyes are turssd toward the treasure territory. The ,epsrt is not .s volumnous ss previous onss but the salient facts sf ArizonA's progress and some sxcellen, reco om- msnisiions oi tine territory . executive . insorporatei 1 in the work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

An exchange has ,hs "esrly to bed" proverb sized up as follows: "Early 10 bed aud early to rise does very well for sick folks and guys, but it make, a man miss all the fun till he dies, and isin the siifs that are zone to thu sk.es. Go to bed when you please snd lie at your cas-, for you'll die just the same of some La;io di ease,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20
Is. P. EARNINGS
Report Slowing Interesting | Figufes of the Big Road

The apr usl report for the Southern Pacific for Shs ysaR suds I June 8 last, hes just besn issued. The sur plus fer the rear reached the lAfgs sum of r,2j3,52o. For the year before the eur us amounted to A I417, T5.
 The averss miles Cf Tail lines oper- ntsd, prorr:e' ry aud Len proprietary aseregrsted [ AS, e sgsinst 7l74 the year before. Gro's earnings were Sel .l00, 0,715. The net ireoms from spsrasions vss $2c,l57.745. A mi,- esllansous inc pms $l,3aI .se7 brings ths ret income up to $zl, 479,6s3.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

The Saford Arizonisn says: We h'ar that party of capitalists are looking ths ground over and consider ing the proi esi'io1 of organizing e stock company for the purpose sf squipping and operating sn autSmo. bile line between the towns of the Gila valley and Cli tol and Morenci.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20
The Cleveland Word bas freaksd |

The Cleveland Word bas freaked . newspaper e. it may appear at the end of the cestuTv. Cue news item tells si . man wSO pe,it oned .hs Standard Oil company for permission to live in Ohio, Icing rsfused, taxed with costs and ordered 3 leave the s;ste. IL has not quite C. me to that yet in the Buckeye cor monwss.th, but . man may not hol . state office there . second term alter hs has turned bis guns on the ciopus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

Dr Gordon ari,ea from Westmiuis- ter, Cal, that he is CT jeging a good prsc'ise, is comfortably located and his wife has wonderfully improved in health since their departure Tor the Gold n State. The many Tombs.o one friends oi the Doctor and his ss,im. able wife will be pleased to lea-n ei their good fortune.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

The Denver Tines of Wednesday last gave it as an estimate of phye,c- ian' that from ,5 900 to 5000 people were ill in the city, mainly with ls grippe, pneumonia and bronchitis. A few days ago Nsw York physicians ss'instsi that 25o.Ooo person, were ,ictims of he epidemic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

Mrs H schmie dipg returned to Bis bee today af;er a short visit 70 Tomb- stone. Miss Alma LsnRpsa3 accom- panied her to the copper csinp and will remain there on e brief Wait.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

The regular annual report f Clerk J F Duncsn of the Board Of Supervi.- ors will be published tomorrow. The report is most compre ehensive one and will show the figures Tor running ths various branches of county gov ernmenl for the past year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

The Bssrs exrisin the present movements :n Cops Colony ss merely rseonnoissar css proceeding the actual invasion. Which ststsment, whsth- CT true or not, is scarcely calculated to make Lord KitohsreI's sleep the sounder,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

MChsve county has another new town that is coming to the front. It is called Little6eld and is si'u tied in the extreme nerthwsstern part of the county, and is in good farming dig. trict.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

The Cocoinpo Sun has entered it's eighteenth year. The Sun has always been . constant and true advocate Of the interests of Coconiro Q county and deserving of continued success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

When . cablegram from Berlin sn- nounced that the emperor had "open- sd the diet' it did not msan that William had "set up" the iimburger. sauer kraut nd teer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

Not discouraged by being knocked out in his first experience of naatri- monial hos,; iiiss, Pueiliss Kid Mo- Coy has rsmarrisd his former wife. Second round.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

Few of our psople realize the large number of sheep that are raised in the Territory ard of the number shipped from Arizona to outside points. Dur ing the last four months l5e. 900 head of sheep have been shipped to s uth- ern California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

IL is said the poultry crop in the Salt River Valley for the year 1900 netted $50, 900. or enough to pay the sslsry of the president one yes-- Phoenix Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

While LoIt Roberts is absorbing an ahund.pce Gf wibe in london, Gen. Kitchener SC me to be holdipg a seed deal of sack in South Afiics.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

During November the Alssks TreadSell company milled 7O, ,O32 tons of o.s Cumming 54o stsmps) from which the return in bullion aud con- centrates amounted to S97,03}. To- tsl expenses for the month. S34, coo Average value Of ore si.Gi.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

It is reported that a Kansis candi. date in his expense account had the following items: "ro heading of an in'ernsl lie, sS5 Generally held up by everyto iy, $50"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

An Ohio paper says kissipg has fallen under the ban of the Wonsn's
 Christian Temperance union of that 1tais. The Tempe News ssks: Has everybody alcoholic breath back there
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-20

As The Gle be- Democrat says. there reason t, believe that Gist scini's new come, Jill never be much of . success ss nous. h i'd word.