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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
SEARCHING FOR A MURDERER.
Negro Wanted for Shooting Two
White Men to Death

ROANOKE. Va. Nov. During q DO-
lucal meeting at Ferrum. in Franklin
county. thir-y-four miles south % Roam
oke. on Saturday night William Hale.
negro became InCeusgG over remarks
made by a white man and Immediately
went To his home and secured a double
barreled shotgun. loaded with buckshot
and. returning. fired into the crowd. he
killed j. A. R0biu,tte. the village black
smith. auad mortaIy wounded John
Thomas, who died shortly aftsrward. Two
other men were seriously wounded. one
fatally. He frgd both barrels almost
simultaneously ami fled TO the mountains
Ine greatest excitement prevailed and
Toy "a while II seemed as il there would De
race riot The negroes In Tho vicinity
repaired To their homes. except "a few
Who joined Iu the various posses that were
formed and started OUT 20 sc0ur the c0uu-
Try In search OF the desperate. The bodies
OF the two victims presented a CHASTITY
s.Ght as they lay on the depot platform
awaiting the action Of the C0rD1pF-s fury
Hale L. known throughout Franklin and
Henry counties as "a desperate character
lte Is SIX feet tall and has been burned on
one side ~ his face he Is a bright mu-
l1tto. UlJtod with smallpox
BlUCChuuDlS were sent for and put on
the trail. and every possible effort is be-
ing made 70 bring him 20 justice but
those who know him best believe that he
vii De Killed before he is taken.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
ALLEGED EMBEzzLER CAUGHT.
Captured After Long EvaGinE the
Police of Four Big Cities.

NEW YORK. Nov George Fisher.
over whose head there has been hanging
charge of embezzlement since October.
1893. has been captured by the police De-
tectives from headquarters have been on
the lookout for Fisher. following him from
Buffalo To Boston. from there 10 Phila-
delphia, and from there 10 Pittsburg. But
they were always little too late. and Il
was not until yesterday that Fisher was
arrested 10y DeteC dive HeTlihy in "a hard
ware store on the Bowrry. where the
muCh-wanted man was employed as Z:
bOOkkeeper- II was said 10y the proprietor
that Fisher had given the best Of salts
faction, and IL was a great surprise 10
learn that he was employing an ALLEGED
rmbcZZer.
For five years previous 90 October 1900
Fisher was employed as "A bOOkkecper by
the theatrical goods firm Of ". Dazian
Of % Union Square. While filling this po-
sitlon 10 is alleged that ne embezz!ed
money amounting 10 5000 According to
the police his method war 10 raise the
firm s checks In the fan of 1899 his &C
counts were suspected Of being crooked
and an expert accountant was put on
them. Before any report had been made
II IS said that Fisher disappeared When
arrested Fisher told Detective Herlihy
that he was tired Of lodging from one
city 20 another, and was glad that his
anxiety was at end.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04

1 time ot The stop at midnight on the 2Ist.
After this entry i'm the log OF the Brook
I .Eu there Is note that the sru1drOl
stood in close t1 the entrance OF the Elr-
Dor. We have with respect To- this mat
ter Of the enquiry Intercepted Captain
tiiggiLSnn. Lieutenant Commander Har-
per and Others, and Ne have the log 1
About thirty miles out Of Key West
on the 18th the Flying squadron passed
captain MCCalla's division This was an
important event. because at that time. on
board the M8Thiehead. there was a Syst-r..
or signals established by Captain NcCaUa.
Tor communication with the insur-
genus and certain other i'm
portant information resDectinc
lem HeE"S- These signals were not i'm
Nt2 w st at the $me Of the departure OF
''ulu NOT nave be'u communicated 20 the
commander at that time. At the time of
passing the Flying Squadron McCaUa
supposed that Corurno51ra SrbIay vyss
bound for the Caribbean Sea in search Of
the spanish ne,t. and he ola NOT hnow
fu'EUs.
Commodore SchIey did know that Can
tam Mc'alla had been al Cienfuegos and
That he had been there for some time
I naer the circumstance the ordinary re-
stlOuS would have been for IN. iunior
oIicer @" approach the senior officer with
his Information. but under thfse circum-
stances The senior officer. knowing that
captain MCtaliu had been nj CieufuegDS.
should have approached the junior There
was Uo such request made for informa-
ton
Now. I'm regard TO the matter Of the
absence of adv.rcs from CAPTAIN McCaua
10 Admiral Scnlay ON the subject OF the
Cuban Signals. McCaLa has testified be
cll not wish 20 communicate In rItiug
and he did not know that SChIey was go
ing 20 CinufusEos.
The next incident Of the run 70 Glen
tucECs was The meeting with Captain
Chester Iu this incident n different
course was taken. Chester was summon
ed on board and remained there for
considerable time. During this period the
Flying Squadron was stopped Chester
bad not seen any activities and no ilf0r-
nation Of any character was impaired.
This incident is mentioned because.
under the orders that Commodore Schley
had he was To proceed with expedition
20 Cienfuegos 20 maintain a blockade
there with the least possible delay 10
would seem that he might reasonably
have passed McCaIla By. on the way 20
ClculUcgCs Commodore Schiey went out
point bearing. in the estimates OF Wit
neSses from thirty To fortv-five mikes
and some guns were heard SchIey heard
them and one or two officers on board
the Brooklyn heard them. but they were
not heard by other officers Of the squad
ron. SChley has testified that there were
more than two guns This suggested to
the commodore the arrival Of the Spanish
squadron at CieufUeE0s. as IL was be-
beved that these guns were greeting
them"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
PLANS OF Mr.. WHITNEY.
likely TO Take Part In English Rae
Ing Next Season.

NEW YORK, Nov. a-Despite the an
nouucernent a few weeks ago that VII
liam e. Whitney would not race his horses
in England next year. # now looks AS If
che millionaire will change his mind and
again take an active part I'm races abroad
next season.
According 10 the London Sporting
Times. Mr. Whitney viii retain hie
lease Ola Heath House. his famous train
ing quarter and besides will have Jghu
HuEgins train his horses. several OF which
VIII MI their engagements on the English
turf.
AIR whitney. when asked over the teIe-
Ihon" 81 his home al Westburv. i. T.
last night whether he would continue 10
race Ia England next year. said Il have
leased tne running qualities Of several
English horses. and ] have not made M
nay mind whether / viii race them over
there or dis.os. Of the lease"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
THE D. K. E. CONVENTION.
ANIMAL Gathering Of Fraternity Men
10 Re Held Here.


The Della Kappa Epsilon Fraternity,
representing thirty-nine of the largest
colleges. viii hold Its annual convention
in this city December y and Is. as guests
Of the Washington AIumni Association
The convention viii assemble at the New
Willard, accommodations having already
been secured there.
An unusually large gathering Of fra
taruity men is expected owing TO the fact
that the date for the convention comes
during the session OF Congress More
than twenty-five Senators and RvDrcsen-
tltiVeS are members OF the fraternity as
wei as President Roosevelt some Of the
members Of his Cabinet. and q score Of
Government officials
The me mbsrs Of the local chapter are Al
present bUSly engaged in PR pairing q
programme for the entertainment 81 the
visitors some of whom IL il expected vii.
come from a great distance 60 attend the
con. tlItiDW
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ELECTION RETURNS
BY
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE.
The Chesapeake 6 Potomac
Telephone Co.

viii on Tuesday evening next. supply
election returns TO patrons having teIe-
phones. and who signify their desire 20
receive them on or before u o'clock NJ
on Tuesday, the 9Th instant Applications
should be made by telephone 70 the Chief
Operator. or by letter addressed to the
Company
NOTICE At telephones on party lines.
returns can be furnished only with the
consent Of all parties on each line The
use for other purposes Of telephones AT
which returns are received will neces-
sarily be suspended from s o'clock F. NJ
on Tuesday until the close Of the returns
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
BUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY

has carried the blessing Of health 10 more
homes during the past fifty years than an
other medicines combined. II cures con
sumption, nervousness, and Indigestion.
stimulates the blood, tones up the heart
and IS boon 20 women during their
periods II allays all pain and cures the
disease commonly known among women
as female weakness. II has saved MANY
young girls lives at the critical Derfod
changing from giTlhOOd 10 WOmanb6Od
Duny's Pure Malt Whlskey Is ABSOLUTELY
pure-it contains no fusel OIL All drug
gists and grocers. 81 q bottle Beware Of
cheap substitutes, put up by unreIiaf,Ie
dealers IN bottles that look Ike 'Duffv's''
Whenever you see a dealers name on
bogus goods beware Of that dealer. he
would not hesitate 20 sell You tmpure
drugs. as he is wholly dishonest Medical
booklet sent free 10 anyone who writes
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co, Rochester. n. Y.
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DIED.

StTIlOSSER-ou sunday. November g. 1901 ,f
8-f5 p. m. MRS KATE SCHLoSSER. widow az
the late Peter Schiosser OF Georgetown
Funeral from her late residence I.g3 sfb 81
NV, Wednesday morning Al 10 O'Clock. RsIa-
tives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend.
NiNIERS-beparted tins life November 2. 1901
JAMES b.. the son Of Sarsh f. and the late
James Winters.
Funeral Tuesday. November 8. 1901. at ?
O'Clock, Peoples Congregational Church
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
THE DEPUTIES IN A ROW
French Legislators Excited over a
BOer Question.

PARIS. Nov. 4-Today's session Of the
Chamber OF Deputies was a stormy one.
NJ Berry moved an Interpolation in re-
gard to the concentration camps in South
Africa.
Nj Delcasse. the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. asked for am adjournment but N
Berry insisted upon his motion
NJ Muecoye. Nationalist interposed
violently and called Joseph Chamberlain.
the British Colonial Secretary. "a coward.
other deputies Joined I'm insulting NJ Del
CesSe- 4 vote will be taken later on
Vice Admiral RieUuier. a former Min
lister Of Marine. called NJ. Laness8u. who
holds that portfolio in the present Cab
met. liar.
NJ. DysChanel. the President OF the
Chamber. crnsuTed Admiral RieUCier. say
ing Admiral your conduct in this tri-
buue is too often ike that OF boarding
an enemy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04

100 feet into the river SATURDAY and still
lives Ausley was working on a swinging
stage, which broke under his weight.
When the man came 20 the surface be
SWAN 10 a pier OF the bridge and held or
till TcsCuerS came in a boat
When AnSley reached the shore h faint
cd. He is believed 20 be seriously in
Jurcd internally. he was 10 have beer
married IN New York this week. and he
declares that the wedding viii take place
even though his intended is obliged C
come 10 his bedside 70 have the cere-
mony performed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
FUNERAL PLANS SECRET.
The Announcement Concerning The
Stokes Obseauies.

NEW YORK. nov. THE arrange
meuts for the funeral Of Edward s. Stokes
viii be kept secret No information has
been given out regarding the burial los
Howard 11cNutt, the hrofher-in-law Of the
deceased, except that the inrCrmeut VIII
take place in Greenwood Cemtery. Many
floral offerings have reached the McNutt
home. al No ~ St. Nicholas Avenue.
where the body lies but there have been
few callers.
a member cf he family who is familiar
with the last days % the dead man SAWS
that he was out Of his mind for several
weeks. and that be talked constantly.
though be was not raviug. This same rel
aLtt says mat stokes owed "a debt of
gratitude 10 Miss Barclay who claims
L. have married Stokes. and he admits
thai . mlrrLag- NAV have taken Mao.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
SMALLPOX ON THE TRAVE-
The Steamship Detained at New
YOrL'S Quarantine station.

NEW YORK. Nov. THE steamship
Trave. which arrived this morning from
Genoa, was detained at Quar-
autiue because Of case
Of smallpox among the passen-
gers. The patient a small girl. was re-
moved 20 the ships hospital and isolated
by the surgeon some days ago and there
WAS but little exposure OF the other pas
SeuEers- The patient Will be removed
and the steamship. after distinction viii
be released
Among the passengers were Prince
Pierre TrOubetzkoy and Princess Tr0uO-
etzkOy tAmeIie Rives)-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
May Buy American RoIIins stock.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Northeastern
Railway OF England is considering he
purchase Of several thousand pressed
steel cars and number Of American 10
cOmouves.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
Division of the Avery Estate.

The viu Of William G.. avery dated October 3.
was hicd today for probate. The testator leaves
his estate 10 Dr. Daniel II. Riggs a. executor in
trust. with power 10 sell the real property and
with directions 10 divide the proceeds "a fol
lows: To Daniel II. Riggs, NJ. D.. One-hfth; 10
the testatoTs nicCes. Alice Davis ard Carrie l.
Avery. One-hfth each; and the remaining two
hfths 10 Gencyieye Charles, William. Lucy. and
Waiter Avery. children d Henry r. AKerN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
FELL FROM A BRIDGE.
Painter Takes n Plunge Of 100
Feet and Lives.

TRENTON, y. j.. Nov. A-John Ans
ley u painter. who was at work on the
Reading Railway bridge over the Della
ware River at Yardley. took a plunge Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. IT, l. SHERWOOD. DENTIST notifies his
friends and patrons that he has resumed the
practice OF bis profession and hss opened an otEee
al 102 5th 81 NV he eXtenGs q cordial invita-
ton 20 his friends and tie public 90 call All
work guaranteed az reasonable prices. mss
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
EDUCATIONAL.

81. boarding and Say school for girls and youIz
ladies'; primary. Commercial, and college pre-
paTatOry COURSES -nusIc and art. classes resumed
Monday. September 70. 1901: Tor further partIcs-
lars. address SISTER n AUGUSTA sllns-for
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
Hoods Pills a a.

ter results than any other cathartic Easy 10
take, easy 10 operate. An druggists. % cents
OF b mail Of c. /. Hood & Co, Lowell. Mass
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04

81 take great pleasure IN assuring YOU
that ] find that your Pure Malt Whiskey
h a most admirable recuperative when
the least bit fatigurd. 1 know Of nothing
SO perfect nor so pure"
(SignedJ SARAH BERNHARDT-
Thousands Of prominent men and women
who are under constant strain mentally
and physically like Nine. Bernhardt hay.
been kept well and strong by Duffy's
Pure Malt WhiskCy which keeps the Gld
vOung and vigorous
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04

BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
Groves Iasteless Chill Tonic.
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PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN HAWAII
Report Of the Governor for the Past
Fiscal Year.

Fire Claims Growing Out Of Burning
OF Houses Infected WItA Bubonic
PIREue-Busincss Conditions FHv-
VOrabIe-PrOErcss Of Government.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-04
FOREIGN naIIx


WASHINGTON. D. C.. P0sTOFFI1E NOTICE
should be read daily, a. changes nav occur
AZ any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded % the ports o.
saiilfE DAILY and The schedule OF Cl8singzs D.
arranged on the Presumption ~ their unin-
leTFuTte1 overland transit For the week ending
November .. I.1I. the last connecting closes viii
De made ifo" the MAIN OFFICE as follows.
Transatlantic Mails.
AONBAl-(b) Al us P. n. for EUROPE. perA
q h. d. Theresa, from New YORK. wa Plymouth
lEtr1ours, and Bremen Mail FOR IRELAND must
b. directed Per s. e. h. 81 Theresa
CO. Az I-l5 p M for ITALY direct. per s.
A. hlInele. from New YORK Mail must be direct
cd Per s. g. A-chimeder'
te) At Has p M Cor AZORES ISLANDS. Der
s. $ Tartar Prince. from View York.
liEsDAA-tc) Al Hos p. m for EUROPE
per g. s. Majestic, from New York, via Queens
town
60 At II 20 p. m FOR EUROPE. per s. s. Fries
land. from New York. VIA SOUTHAMPTON Ard Ant
Eerp. Mal must b. directed Per s. s. Fries
land
WEDNEsDAY-CbJ At 7.l5 p. N tor EUROPE
pef a. g. Augusta Nicr1Til, from new YORK via
f-l'nl9urh- lhsrl1u-g and Hamburg Nail f5s
hAAtE, 81 lIZERLAND. ITALY SPAIN Per
IIGAL. Tt RKEY. EGYPT GREECE BRITISH
INDIA. and LORENZO MARQJ r. Der s. s Ia
lF4rclSue- from NeF lorh via Havre. Mail Tor
other parts q EUROPE mnsy be directed Pea
s. O. Ia Gascozue."
FRDAY-fcl At u-o5 p m. Tor NEITHER
LANDS direct per e. Rotterdam tom N=s
ora A-l must be- directed Per s. f. Rotter-
tc) Az u-05 o. r. for ITALY direct Der s. q
Columbia. from NeU YORK ll4E must be d.
reo-ed Per g. s.. Columbia
lc) At ll-05 D. N. for EUROPE. per g. E. Tn
bra, from NeW York. via Queenstown
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-27
Another Mosquito Cure.

To The TRIBUNE: Referring to
the article in your paper of April
20, relative to the communication
of yellow fever, malarial fever. etc.
by the bites of infected mosquitoes.
and recommending kerosene oil as
a remedy, | wish to say: that the
mosquito, either in infancy or at
maturity, may be instantly killed
by contact with the minutest GUAM
tity of permanganate of potash,
cheap, purple salt much used for
purposes of disinfection. A sin
gle handful of this salt, judiciously
distributed in ten-acre swamp.
will destroy its embryo insects and
keep it free from deleterious or
ganic matter for a month. 1t is
only necessary to scatter few
crystals widely apart to do the
business. A small pinch has killed
all the germs in ne-thousand
gallon tank. 1t seems to be spe
cific against the larvae of most
noXious insects.
w. l.. CARD,
Mechanical
and Metallurgical Engineer.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-27
SUDDEN CHANGE OF HEART.

About the most inconsistent
thing that Work has sprung for a
long time was his attack on Mayor
Jacobs yesterday. In one article
he insinuates that Little Nose,
1.-THE burden bearer, twas a most ex-
emplary mayor after whom it would
be well for Mr.. Jacobs to copy.
In another column he denounces
the mayor for not closing the
gambling joints. Now look at the
consistency of that. For five years
past Work has been the mouth
piece of the administration and a
part of that time Lewis, Work Is
ideal, was mayor. Now Work is
down aud out, and for the first
time he raises his weakling voice
against vice. He even presumes
to criticize Mayor Jacobs for not
at once taking action against gam
blers.
This should not receive second
thought, for it is like the impotent
yelping of cur at the heels OF a
prince. But The TRIBUNE might
suggest to Work that simply to ar
rest a gambler and fine him, will
not necessarily stop gambling We
might hint to the little editor, who
seems to have become suddenly
imbued with a spirit of reform,
that there is clause in every sa-
loon license wherein the proprietor
pledges that there shall be no un-
lawful gaming in his house under
penalty of having his lease forfeit
ed. There are several ways to
skin cat besides commencing at
the tail
Mayor Jacobs will do his duty
as he sees it, and he will not need
to have the way pointed out to him
by a two-spot.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-27

Dr. w. M. Shultz has moved to
his permanent office, rooms l. 3
and D, Andrews block. 2S-tf.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-27
A Sunday School Tour.

There started at Richmond, Vir-
ginia, February II, tour of Sun
day school workers that is unprec-
edented They have visited, with
great success, the principal cities
of the south and are now continu-
ing westward across the continent
to San Francisco. They return
eastward through Utah. reaching
Colorado Springs for the Colorado
State Sunday School convention
to be held in that city May 7, s
and g. The TOUR involves 1900
miles travel for each person, en-
bracing eighteen states and terri
tories. The party consists of the
following leading Sunday school
workers of the land: Mr.. Marion
Lawrance, of Toledo, Ohio, inter
national general secretary; Prof.
III, M Hamill, international field
secretary, and Mrs. Hamill. pri-
mary teacher of great efficiency
Prof E. O. Excel, of Chicago, a
famous convention leader of song
and Rev. B. w. Spillman, of North
Carolina, Sunday school special
list.
1t is meet that Colorado's recep-
ton of this party be equal to that
accorded them by other states. To
that end each Sunday school in
the state is expected by the state
association to send one or more
delegates to the convention. All
evangelical denominations cooper
ate with, and constitute, this asso-
citation. Considerable work has
been done during the year and the
association stands stronger than
ever before although far behind
most eastern states.
The tri-ennial international Sun
day school convention will meet in
Denver during 1902 and the state
convention this year is to devise
plans to increase the efficiency of
the work in this state preparatory
to the international.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-27

The special sale on all dry goods
is booming at Kelso's Department
store. 1850
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-27
Knows Oil Fields.

Florence, Colo, April 70.
To the newly organized oil com
panies of Florence that are going
crazy over oil fields; such as the
Hill ranch, Rush creek, Boggs
flat, etc, | wish to say that over
l6 years ago in roaming over the
country | happened to discover
traces of oil and on investigating
found pleaty of oil on the surface
and five years later | was back
there and found the oil still there.
1t is, or was, on government land {;
plenty of wood on the ground and
near plenty of running water and
a splendid place for townsite.
None of the companies now in the
field are near this place / think
this whole Florence oil field is only
a drain from this place.
AS | believe now good time to
open up new oil fields. / am ready
to receive propositions from com
panies or individuals who have
capital and mean business.
Respectfully. :
50-5l A. A. HULL.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-27

THE new city council at Flor.
ence at their first meeting prompt.
ly designated The TRIBUNE as the
official paper of the city. This
was the proper thing for the city
council to do, as THE TRIBUNE, by
it's earnest and sincere work for
the Citizens ticket, which was
elected almost entirely, was justly
and fairly entitled to this recogni.
ton at the hands of the council
men whom it SO ably assisted to
elect.-Canon City Clipper.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-27
and Metallurgical Engineer.
Real Estate Transfers.

j. Victor McCandless today re-
ports the following rea! estate
sales:
G q. Youngman, lot 13, block
3, 5000; Maggie Sullivan, lots l
and 2, block l3 and improvements.
$3.50; w. E. Walters, north ! of
lot II, block 5, $50; Esther
Thomas, lots IL and 12, block 3
and improvements $1,000; George
Sharp lots 8 and 10, block 6, $500:
No name. lots 27, 2S and 30, block
10, $500; w, Nj. Sethman lots 81
and-22, block 10, 5000 all in Home
stead Park addition, A. S. Nolan
and r. q. Mathews lots | and ~
j. A. McCandless addition, $500
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-04-27

Try Ludwig home made bread
always the best, no big quantity
but good quality. 46--7l