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IN JAIL FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Henry NenNeTs Shortage the Cause
of His Arrest.

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Nov. S--A short
aEe oI 81 Ia his accounts with the Gruher
Hosiery Company. due entirely to a mis-
understanding. the prisoner insists. is TO
blame for Henry NeuZoI-s arrest and i'm
ETascumcUt ON the charge of petty lar
Ceuy- In police court yesterday. he ef-
fecJeI partial settlement. and the case
was postponed Cd Monday
Young NcrzeI claims. and the story
fills 'aEur with the officials here that
a. is e. son ~ William WyuZcl manager
e.. tho EruI.Tt Gr-W wing Company. OF
New York. that he was educated I'm
WASN'T C.nu and Heidelberg. and served
Iu tHe Spanish war He carries an hon
orab-e ulsrh rye from the army and
rsrDWU -aat.oI rrrU ms superior officer
N.UT,- --S further that he had trDu-
hle with his father. came To- Rochester
entered the employ Of the GrUbsr Com
T"uE AS travelling salesman. and was sue
Cd. -rfui uuuI "a tI-ag rssweut resulted uu-
fortunately for him
He ImUajiat.Ig sent % his father for
help. but was notified that the family was
abroad Then h- applied 90 other New
York friends. and hopes tO get funds C.
gtt him ont ~ his urrdjcau-ut.
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Washington --Paris

Among the interesting exhibits
az the late Paris Exposition was
fine display ai Kurlcz Air Cushion
TTu--a- gi All kinds. supporters.
and various appliances for men,
women, and children, from 1924
4 ST. y. N.. which took the high
e-t award over an competitions.
American and foreign The RarieE
AIT Cushion Truss Company leads
the world Two weeks trial. Two
years guarantee. Catalogue and
consultation free. 1928 r 81. X.
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TO ADVANCE MINERS WAGES.
Decision of n Tennessee Coal aud
Iron Company.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nov S-The
miners Of the Tennessee Coal Iron. and
Railway Company. several thousand ia
number. will receive an advance of 2ia
cents on the ton for coal mining this
month as compared 10 what they received
last month. The committee which exam
lined the sales books of the company in
order 20 arrive at the wage rate for the
present month i'm mining completed their
work late Wednesday. and at once issued
their announcement telling Of the ad-
vance.
During the month Of October the Ten
uessee company miners received 50
cents per ton for mining. and the advance
given brings the price up 10 within 2lz
cents of the maximum
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ncnth Id Dr. {. McG. smith.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. S.-Dr. Charles
NcGU Smith died ~ Franklin. Ia. yes
terday. aged sCveuty-siN He was native
OF Winchester. Va, but moved 10 Louis
lana a. lSis. and has Uractlccd medicine
here for hfty-two years He was for
many years President Of the Louisiana
STATE Board OF Health and had been coro-
uer Of St Mary's Parish since 1873.
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NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN.
The Toyypath Mission Ready to Be
gin Work.


The T0wpath Mission. under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. SafoId. in comparatively
few days viii be- overrun with the chill
dreu of the canal. whom the cold wealth
or and the closing down Of the water
way. will enable 10 receive for short
season educational and spiritual iustuc-
ton.
Mrs. SafoIds TOwpath Mission is con-
Quoted I'm the little brick wing OF the big
Independent Ice Compauy's storehouse,
which has been abandoned for some
years. lying between the canal and the
river. near the THra. Sisters Along mere
and the canal many boatmeH winter, and
the mission has been established with the
object Of accommodating the children OF
the families who wait here for the spring
opening
The need Of more ample quarters Is felt
and is evident but the present location
Offers certain advantages not possessed
by any other available house. The little
mission house can -De seen from th~ RIVER
Road. and recognized by the cross sur
mounting the structure
Sewerage facilities for University Park
will ice strongly advocated by a rep.,ssn-
tative committee, which Will call upon
tho district Commissioners iu a few days
The enisFg msEt OF the Fort Reno rsser-
yoir is another project 90 Doe urged by th.
Northwestern citizens. Tn absence of
sewerage facilities for tine section about
the Methodist University Is said 10 De
/ largely responsible for the present pas
siveuess OF the university promoters
/ Practical men say that the construction
/ Of further buildings. without proper sew
/ sraEe connection would be- "a most uuwisg
undertaking As soon as this sanitary de
maHd can Doe satisfied the university pro-
] g.et viii take ODD new ute- The university
buildings. when completed. VIII ItuT"s,u NJ
au expenditure of millions
The county roads are iu wretchcd condI-
/ ton Milkmcu alI,Ee that their product
fresh from the COWS. receives $50 many
I 10 is often Cluruod into butter uy tlg time
the corporation limits ar, reached The"
/ New Cut Road near the Foundry Shlit
I lS ln particularly rUtty condition " IS
/ cuusiu Avenue. at many points. ls Tar
from inviting ta drivers Those VINO are
forced To use these roads say that many
thousands would be- required to put them
] in the desired condition.
/ A musical and literary entertainment
/ was given Wednesday night al odd Eel
| lows Han on Thirty-drst Street. under
/ Tie auspices Of American Guard Council.
1 No. ]. United American Mechanics me
/ money realized was turned into the sick
/ and funeral fund Of the order
Georgetown Tent No. o. of Maccabees
/ held "a meeting Wednesday night. at
/ which arrangements were made 10 give a
/ ,uChrt party al Stohlmaus Han, the lat
/ ter part of this month
! The Knights Of Potomac C0mmaudeTy.
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Children are Cordially
Invited.
Holiday Toy Store

this year with a collection Of pIaythinss
surprising in size. novelty and exclusive
ness anything Of the kind hitherto at
tempted.
We have gathered toys not JaI- from
the great toy people Of France. Germany.
ana Austria. but every worthy sort that
is made in America. And everything is
new. bright. fresh and up 20 date. The
stock has been most carefully selected
from the best sources. and the cheap.
throvr-togethsr trashy. sorts have been
s-uGiou~Iy avoided Consequently you r.iI
find nothing but what is strictly first class
ard desirable and. haylns purchased
botE our foreign and domestic goods d.
rect from the mauufacturers. and in very
large quantities. we are enabled 60 zyu
them FOR as little as YOU are ordinarily
asked for the poorer sorts.
Our assortment of games. rI1c.- and
books Is one Of the most complete ard
comprehensive TO Dee found auyuhere.
IL comprises all the newest and latest
games polished as wei as tile g1al old
ones. and they are all conveniently a.
ranged FOR easy selection
We also have IN this department rsuz-
zles. dis>scted maps. drawing books.
painting books blocks OF an kinds. inc-ud-
irs many novelties produced for his sea-
son
We have done everything to make YOUR
shopping In this department. convenient
and pleasant. and have arranged and
classified the various kinds Of slladred
toys in sections. which viii facilitate 10
a mo rksd degree your selecting. and save
you much time and annoyance.
Section l-Comp-fscs the thousand
ard-one small things To- Dee used for
srab-oasS, Christmas stockings. IA
vcrs. euchre and whist prizes. etc.
ranging in price from -c 20 Soc And
there are Just as good and ez1eri-
enctt salesDeople in this section as
there aye In any part Of the store.
Section 2-Comprises steam TOYS.
magic lanterns. mechanical boats.
mechanical toys. AUTOMOBILES Ice
cream treezers. clothes wriuE5rs. and
iron stoves.
Section 5-Com1rises iron toys u
all kinds. friction toys. printing
presses and mechanical locomotives.
Section +-CoUIrl<es UoOIIy sheep.
skin cows. horses. JC1Eeys. bears.
cats. dogs monkeys. horse ard vyas-
ons. and goat and wagons.
Section 1-ComurisyS lr-meu suits.
soldier suits. Indian suits. guns.
swords. relus. whips. carpet sweep
ers- and canes
Section 6-Comprises drums. pianos.
|.r
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A Simple Home

Treatment Tor pains in the back, scaldlng. pun.
ines snl all symptoms Of Kidney disease Il
warmers Safe Cure.
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The marriage of Miss Frances WouI-
ling. daughter of Mr- and Mrs George r.
Vending, 20 EIr. William \ Couaut, cI
Detroit will take place al ST Margaret
Church on "Wednesday. December IL. at
g clock p. II.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

People find prompt relief
and cure by taking Hoods
Pills, the great family ca
thaTt.c and liver st.muldut
.. 1. Hood G. Co.. Lowell. Mass.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

y despatch from Paris states that Miss
May Palmer. Senator DeIows nancae.
gave three .Gncheous recently TO as many
intimate friends, who were allowed peeps
NJ her almost completed troJsseau- Mrs.
Palmer entertained al a more formal
luncheon N Monday
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

Ms A. $ WorthiuEtou and the Misses
Worthlngton, who arrived iu New York
city few days ago. after spending the
greater part OF The summer in European
travel, have returned 10 the city for the
season, and are at their horne ON Mass
chUsetts Avenue. Mrs Fr4il,y. nee
WorthiuEtou. has also come back 10 the
city for the winter
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Buruag8ma have
issued invitations forsthe marriage of
their daughter. Mary Alice, o. Mr. John
Chamberlain. on Thursday evening De
crmL,r 3. ~ o'clock. at St Matthew S.
Church Park.rsburg. ". Va
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

Georgetown Tent. No. o. of Maccabees
held "a meeting Wednesday night at
which arraug.ments were made 10 give "A
,uchrt party al Stohlmaus Hall the lat
ter part of this month
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

General Greedy. who has just returned
70 the city from his tour around the
world. expects 10 leave in a short time
for a brief visit u his family at Andover.
Mass. Mrs. Greedy and her daughters,
with the exception OF Miss AdOIa. who IS
again az Eryu Iawr College viii spend
the winter In New England, Miss Rose
having been entered in The Abbott School
there. while Mr. John Grgely is studying
al Philips Academy. preparatory To en-
i,Tlus Yale next fan.
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musical and literary entertainment
was given Wednesday night at odd Eel
lows Han on Thirty-drst Street. under
the auspices Of American Guard Council.
No. !. United American Mechanics The
money realized was turned into the sick
and funeral fund Of the order.
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Miss Enrol CuJhb-rt Brown. Of Couuec-
ticut Avenue, is making a brief visit TO
friends in Chicago
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The knIghts of Potomac C0mmandery.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-08

Lieut.. ard Mrs. Charles sumner Erom-
well have taken for the winter the house
2ls5 Wyoming Avenue. Mrs RrumwcU
and her children have just arrived here,
from III. West
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Rear Admiral S-hlsy expects To go to
--Scw York after the Court Of Enquiry adj
jourus. TO visit his daughter. Mrs MOuta-
que WorthIey
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Bilious

sc. OF druggists or e. 1. hood g CO
The sun., 1901-11-16
NEW REVENUE RULING.
Exporters of Liquor to Philippine,
Must Pay Internal Tax,

Exporters of Liquor to Philippines
Must Pay Internal Tax.
Washington, Nov. 15.--The commits
sioner of internal revenue has rendered
a decision in which he holds that beer,
whisky and other articles Of domestic
manufacture subject to internal reve-
nue. tax when consumed In the United
States are subject to this tax when
shipped to the Philippine Islands. In
this sense the Philippines are held to
be domestic territory.
Under existing laws articles subject
to internal revenue tax at home are
relieved from the tax when exported
to foreign country, the exporter CIV
ing bond when the goods are with
drawn, which is Cancelled when satis-
factory proof is furnished that they
actually have been landed in foreign
territory. Under ruling made some
Philippines have been regarded, for
purposes of internal revenue taxation,
us foreign territory, and therefore the
whisky, beer, cigars, etc, which have
been shipped to the islands have been
exempted from taxation. Under the
present ruling the tax in all cases will
be exacted before shipment.
1t is expected that exporters will pay
the tax under protest, having in mind
the fourteen diamond rings case" now
pending in the United States supreme
court, in which a decision is expected
mt an early date. This case involves
the same question which has arisen in
the consideration of the internal rev
enue tax cases, and IL the court should
hold that the Philippines are foreign
territory for customs and internal rev
enue tax purposes exporters will be
entitled to refund of the amount Of
| the tax paid.
The sun., 1901-11-16
RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
Senator GnIIinger's Opinion on Que'
ton of u Trade Treaty.

Washington, Nov. Ex-senator Gal
linger of New Hampshire, who was
one of the presidents callers during
the day, not only opposes revision
Of the tariff, but also any tariff conces-
sions to other countries through reci-
procity treaties. He is especially hos
Tile to any treaty looking to the reduc-
ton of duties on Canadian imports.
1--WE sell three times as much to Cam
ada as the Dominion sells to u.s." said
he at the White House. "Why should
we make concessions? In my opinion,
there will be no reciprocity treaty with
Canada. ! was in Toronto recently and
heard Sir Wilfrid I.aurier, the Cana
dian premier, say in speech that Can
ada was through with sending dele.
gates to Washington looking for trade
concessions. lie said that IL negotia'
tions were to be resumed, we would
have to take the initiative"
The sun., 1901-11-16
sherif's Sales.

g HERB F'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ of writ of Levari Facias, to me di-
rected, will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court House, on Market street,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. ia
the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, State of Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE goth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1901,
At 10 o'clock, a. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain messuage and lot OF
land situate on the east side Of Jefferson
street, in the city Of Wilmington, afore-
said, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point on tho east side
Of Jefferson street between this and
land of the Rev. Mo. Moore; thence
along Jefferson street north one hundred
and thirty feet to line Of land of j.
Il. smith; thence along said Smiths land
anu land Of Fl. l.. Tatnall east one hun
dred and fifty-hye feet to point;
thence by land of II. NJ. Jenkins, George
|C. Simpson, James Morrow, e. Darling
ton, Mrs. Mccullough and w. ID. Max
well south one hundred and seventy
seven feet to the north line OF West
Tenth street; thence along the same
west eleven feet to a point; thence nortf
forty seven feet to a point; thence wes
along land of the Rev. Mr.. Moore on
hundred and forty-five feet to the plac'
of beginning.
| Seized and taken in execution as tn
Iproperty Of J. Ernest Smith and Waite
| d. Bush, surviving executors of Henr.
IL. Tatnall, deceased mortgagor, and Car
oline G.. Tatnall, surviving mortgagor
and I. t.'s., and to be sold by
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofice, Wilmington, Delaware
November 4, 1901.
The sun., 1901-11-16
Hhe Canaidine TrinI.

Seattle, WASH, Nov. 15.-Slow prog
ress is being made in the Considine
trial. The more important witnesses
for the defense are being subjected to
rigid cross examination. The cross ex-
animation of ex-Policeman Medford de-
veloped the fact that Medford had once
been suspended by Chief Meredith and
after that time had been very unfriend
ly to the deceased
The sun., 1901-11-16
Rough weather In Michigan.

Marquette, Mich, Nov. ia heavy
snowstorm is raging in this section of
the upper peninsula. 1t is as severe as
any experienced last winter. The snow
has drifted badly, and railroad traffic
is delayed. A heavy sea is rolling OH
Lake Superior, and thirty craft arc
sheltered in the harbor. Disasters to
vessels unable to make port are feared
The sun., 1901-11-16
CoIumbinns to Entertain Low.

New York, Nov. 15.--Mr. Seth Low
will be the guest of Columbia alumni
at dinner TO be given in his honor on
Tuesday, Dec. 10, at Sherry's. The in
vitation was rendered by the alumni
council as means Of testifying on be.
half of the graduates of the university
to their appreciation of the distinguish
cd services rendered by Mr.. Low as
president of Columbia.
The sun., 1901-11-16
Iron workers Idle by rhousands.

Berlin, Nov. 15.-The depression in
the German iron business continues
Thirty-five thousand iron workers in
Berlin are now idle, and the consequent
distress is in some cases pitiable. Herr
Kuehmemann, prominent iron mil
owner advises the abolition of the du
ties on American meat in order to miti
gate the distress. The number of those
out of work is expected to increase.
The sun., 1901-11-16
Horses Kick KILLED old warrior.

Lockport, N. Y, Nov. 15.-Ambrose
Short merchant, who is said to have
passed unscathed through thirteen
years of campaigning in the British
service in India, to have fought in the
Crimean war and at Balaklava, is dead
the result of being kicked by his horse
He was siXty-four years of age.
The sun., 1901-11-16
New Name Given Longbnueb.

st. Louis, Nov. ia telegram has
been received by Chief of Detectives
Desmond from Sheriff House of Concho
county, Tex, stating that the picture
of "Longbaugh," the train robber sus-
pect held at the -Four Courts, had been
identified as that of Fitzpatrick, "the
lone TeXan," who is wanted there fol
murder.
The sun., 1901-11-16
wors az Statehood Convention.

Muskogee, I. T., Nov. 15.-Six dele.
gates to Washington, who are to re-
main in that city during the present
session of congress and work in behalf
OF statehood for Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, have been appointed as re-
suit of the statehood convention just
held here. Another committee appoint
cd by the convention will raise funds
to maintain the delegation at the ma
tional capital.
The sun., 1901-11-16
big winter Cruise Planned.

Washington, Nov. IL. = The winter
cruise Of the north Atlantic squadron
which begins ON the 25th of this month
will be notable one, for the vessels OF
the squadron will stop at Charleston
for four days during the exposition and
visit Cuba, Porto Rico, the isthmus OF
Panama, Colombia, Trinidad island, OF
the Danish West Indies.
The sun., 1901-11-16
Trouble Ends In Tragedy

Beloit, Wis, Nov. 15.-William Ham.
ilton, mechanic working in this city
shot himself and his wife as the result
of quarrel. The couple We're married
recently after a three days acquaint
ance and soon separated. Hamilton
called ON his wife, and quarrel ell
sued, resulting in the shooting. Boil
will die.
The sun., 1901-11-16
New Army Post Planned.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. Is. = Pen
sion Commissioner II. Clay Evans in an
Interview states it is probable that a
camp of instruction will be established
at Chickamauga park by the war de
partment. He says that this park is an
ideal place for an army post and is SC
regarded in military circles.
The sun., 1901-11-16
New Post For sanno.

Denver, Nov. 15.-Colonel James J..
Sanno of the Eighteenth infantry has
taken command of the department of
the Colorado pending the appointment
of a successor to General Merriam, re-
tired Colonel Sanno has been station
ed at Fort Russell, Wyoming, of late.
The sun., 1901-11-16
Fatalities at Pennsylvania Mine.

Pottsville, Pa, Nov. 15.-William Mel
thamer and Irwin Stickler, both of Iowa
City, were instantly killed and Samuel
Dunmoycr of fremont and Oliver
Eautz of Tower City were seriously in
iured at Brooksidc colliery. The spread
er chains unlocked, and the car de-
scended the slope with Stickler. IT
struck gunboat in which Dunmoyer
and others were riding up the slope.
The sun., 1901-11-16
slayer Keith confesses Gui,t.

Michigan City, Ind, Nov. 15.-Before
going to the scaffold Joseph d. Keith,
who has been hanged here for the muir
DER of Miss Nora Kifer made a con
fession of his guilt. The confession
covers two closely written pages of
typewriter matter and is addressed to
Keith's wife.
The sun., 1901-11-16
VIII Tax Jamaica Oranges.

Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. Is. - The
government intends to levy tax of n
cent on each package of oranges ex-
ported. The shipment of immature
rruit Will shortly be prohibited by law.
The sun., 1901-11-16
Fourth Class postma,ter..

Washington, Nov. 15.-Fourth class
postmasters have been appointed as fol-
lows:
Massachusetts = Scott jerks, Berk-
shire.
Pennsylyania-Moses N. Evans, Mad
isonville; Jacob HI. Ginter, Salem
Church.
The sun., 1901-11-16
Frost Hurts T.x.. Cote.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 15.-There has been
killing frost over northern ana cen
tsai Iexas' and the indications are that
1t precludes further growth Of the top
J eotton. Wy
The sun., 1901-11-16
New York Clothiag House.

50, $lO, $l2 |
Are popular prices with
thousands of overcoat buy
els. The New York Cloth
ing House has a great line
at these figures.
$S-Men's and Youths
overcoats in Kerseys, Mel
tons, Friezes and Cheviots,
blues, blacks, light and
dark Oxfords, all lengths.
$tO-More new styles in
today, making the largest
I line of $40 overcoats in any
one store in town. Thirty
styles of mems and youths
4 overcoats for $40, any one as
1 good as the average sold for
I $Ia and SIS; in fact, many
a man comes with the ex-
pectation Of paying $Ia to
& Sis for his overcoat, and
! after seeing this great line,
4 buys a $40 overcoat.
You should see the
shoulders on these
OvercOats.
You should see these
OvercOats before buy
ing.
Almost any style you can
think of, medium, short,
long and extra lengths;
blacks, blues, browns, light
and dark Oxfords, greens,
plaids and others.
$12-Not as many styles
as we have for $40, but a
line to choose from. All the
prevailing styles, shapes
and colors, as good as any
SIS overcoa, sold elsewhere.
At IS, Sc, $3.50, 81 and
SIS a wide range of choice
at every price.
Boys Overcoats.
In Russians, Raglans,
Yokes and Box; Sc to $40,
Specially big lines III
Russian overcoats for the
little fellows, Sc, $a. so, So,
f3. 50, ID and IS.
4 Store open evenings now.
! MAX EPHRAIM,
NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE
--
5o4 MARKET ST.
Next Door to Clayton House
Delmarvia Phone SAT-
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