davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

5ilbage fra Guba. General Wetles
tom tiIbase ira jim Cur til Cuba I
MonDogs. San bill ielpfslgelig In
tet robe meb Senipn til i'm egentlise
Misiion bernebe, men uotaler, at
iaapibt ban ~erfnrebe, raaoer Der
bIanot ben beiinbiee Del at Dens
geiolfnins ingen upilie moo 4rert'
ia. @eneralen omtaler Here al ent-
beoSm9noene paa @ubu, iom ban
bapoe 2eiligheo til at blioe betlertot
meo, / anerfieroenbe Oroelag. DC
err fpiffe, eneraiife og tiloels bel mr.
oanneoe Mpnb, Tiger ban. Wiles
beisqte oeian Gen Tines, 'cm ban
tror bill bIipe al ltor 9etpontng for
Sc Tsorenebe Staters tSanoel. Der
err ~fortrinIia Elaos for en- Sloaoe'
1totion paa oenne .. Sapdna er
efter hpab 8eneraIen Tiger en- gp.
Ser hpob RensIiqheo anguar MI fan
maale iie meo ieloe 8aibtngton.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
9ommer Nuses' sag. Io9et al

0ommer Nopes' sag. Hoget al
set iibSte, @eneraIaooofat 8riegs piI
ioretase iig iom Suititsminiiter =
ct gmbeoe, iom ban fratrGoer fsrit'
fommenoe 9srbag uil blipe at
ubf9roiae De formelle alager moo
Oommer Nrtbur y. Ropes | Nome.
Oisie 2Ioger bill oa blipe ouerienot
Hopes meo Mnmooning til oenne ON
at aisre Heoe for lit Sorbolo inoen
en- rimelig Sio.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Slemt for Iftiunrrcrne.

trolsrG ames bar beluttet of uoligne
paa Iftion9rerne / Iationalbanfer,
| Hiles, Wih., et uolGg til gonfens
80 b~elsbenoe iig iii 100 Brocent
Oct bier iig MI, at aasierer Sobr.
ions l1nberil9b og De pprbileie En'
pirer, iom gnnfen iibber inoe meO.
oft iolt bill onorage til benoeo 5000
600.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
On eneite Neacr hopbe Spbe

On eneife Rescr boooe SRbe |
iibite aoneres, mel han blen iffc
gienpaIgt, oa 9anbets 10 Wilioner
Resere bar iaaleoes inaen egen DC.
p~rRientont / ben 57be aonares.
Get er hooeoiagelia Den Smit9noi6.
heo, at iIere az De ipbIiee Stater bar
fratoget De "fnlSrte Gentlemen" ot.
res Stemmeret, Tom or SfpIo / bette.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

TprbennGrenbc aongresmanb @o.
bcnberg fra Sainois er at Brpiioe1,.
ten ubn9pnt til Meblem at "GipiG
Serpice" commissioned % s. s. II.
len fra Stem Dorf til patentfommis.
ipr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

Oct or natnrliaois life nbefienbt. III
Der finoes megen llbumifbeo / ben
finere SelifobSperoen / bore ltorc
@per; DOG fommer oct aabenbort en-
Smule operraitenbe, noar man hs.
rer, nt ilcrc al DC melt ~ioibionoble
tanner / Nem Norf og pisie onore
9ner lager mber for Ell iao aiifuc'
lig Sait iom Sa5oroipiI. Den al
minhelige Spintning bor piitnot pu
ret, az Spil bar Ell al sc Spnoer, Der
ioo al iige nbeluffenbe marie
ffripeS poo Waubcns Hegiiter. Nrt,
tioSfpinoer. boiS hsieitc StrPben
ipneS at bore ocn at bIipe Manoen
Iig / itsrit mulig ~llbitrGfning, lober
imiolertio til at booe hegpuot oainn
at fopiere bans llbpber Batter
Wiliam n. Snntineton Ell iren1ru,
genbe @eiitIie / Heip gorf Gitp. ia.
iieoe Ell 9ronofaffeI inb / oct be.
'ficrteoe "bebre SeITab" / oenne On
forIeoer, ibet han / ct Soreoroa =
cher maaife rettere Rrpbifcn - no
tolte bIonbt onbet:
"Noor aoinbernc / fine Sorenin.
ger oiifltterer. hnor @rUnien ifal
iriteS Tor ~tiGooeIig Gurus 90 peo
Afitenrinq beilutter, at Ser ingen
iaobar @rGrie finoeS uoenior ems
~perionliqe TlIbsieliabeber. er Oct
"a life pootibc al roobe ct Vorlfoe
90 hoorbnn iorboIoer Oct ii0 mes
oiSie rpQQe$Ieie Spinepartier? Gy
Oct muIint. at sc leoeuSc apiuoer |
Oct ~ieIifabellae Sip piI laoe unor
WPro forlooe beres 0ule. boortil De
or bIeoue inhbu6ue, % behoIoe 0e
Ecnqe, &c hor iupht Dem Tor / SpiiP
Seg Tiger life, al biSie Hpater ? I
ouereus itcnmenoe men Sonohc0ep,
men hpis Seer anoe, 90 iiaer
Ieg: Gland! Stam! CIR oct
'anot. at beitltnoeroe Gamer %irenlpi.
Ter Srpffer, Der er flsbt FOR Yenge.
ION bier uunbet peo Spileboroety
6tnoeS Der noget mere a~'ifpeIigt er>
iIigt2 Soao nprter oct o%iiicieli q!
flprpe moo Soiten iroor iaobont fol,
pasiere inoenior ems Iuffebe Gsref
ErGneer pi fife ifierpeSe SororS,
ninaer I'll Of bepdre Somiunoei I:
9eaor Ssnoosen boIber poo Of tabt
i'm beniee 9etporine. naar seeteifa'
BET iunfer ueS I'll al bIipe blot % bar;
Ell los, letilrbia Soerensfomit. naal
SortsieIierne uopiifer InltGnoiabe
hens @rPrier bpem tor 90 pao
ito. al GiieipIiu life er poatrppet
Sec benter mine erentpler ira apin
oens Gin. hi bum err Ranoets mo
rnl'fe @oater, H,rnbene er. bpoi
aoiuoerre aisr hem iii"
vi Or, Suntinatons ~,Sniimuntio
ncr hespprrc er oIticr ianbe. oct ha
nit zig tpoelis nof al ben Nootaeelie
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

EoifpGienet. 6slsenoe Boitmeitre
err blepne uonppnte: Baril Sanion,
Bibors, Burner Gountp, g. 9af.
8. g. Mipepig. @ois, 8eder Gountp,
Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
9e ;sorenebe Statcrs Spieiteret

bar ben 25be Warts afgipet en- aien.
belle, bpcri Den afpiier aleranosr
Icaen5ies Inissning ON Het
til at nebInage Eoaltano ON 2ssla.
oefie fra Spngilet / Senbolo til
"Sobeas Corpus" 9open. Den for.
benperenoe 9afotapolitifer nil ioa-
lebes formooentlig montte friite ben
bitre SfiGbne at uoione fin Straf ar
ct Iars 99ngiel i San Srancisco.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Serb faar Gmbebe.

Sert faar Gmbsbe. Senrp 8.
Sers. oen befienbte Gbicogo.Eoliti-
fer, er Den 25be Warts at BrRiioen-
TEN ubnppnt til "Snternal Nenenile
Collector" / npnnte gp. Gen bioti-
biee Collector" Sr. Gopne, err no
nrpnt til Yoitmeiter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

Bill reiie siennena 9anias. prG'
fibent Wc8inIep bar MI ogiaa be
ftemt iie til at beisee Santos pao
TiIbagereiien fra Yacificfpiten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Sra bopeoitaoen

Games .. elliott | Tpnoal er
eienuonGDnt til 9iftriftsaopofat for
Spb 3afota.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
DIR. % AIRS. asIaf Woen

Vtr. % Nfrs. MsIaf Utoe1
Sarmonp, Nimi., ieirebe Den lite
Warts iii SsIobrpniip. ct Inic.
SI9eininae % Naboer beItoe, o.
Vaitor y. Grper boIot Ell posienbs
SaIe / auIeoniua al Iogen. Sslp.
~bruoeporret bor 10 Born, Der heacC
opbolher tia bienmc hos S%orrlbrenc
Sr. Mceu bar bcet Der | Sanbci / CO
30 Mar og orbeioei iia irem til Se!'
itnnN.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Ehilc faithploer fin Mct.
GhiIes

Gbile faitboloer fin &ct. Gbiles
Meeiering bar unoerrettet Wpnbig-
heoerne / Maibinatcn og andre 9an'
bes Hegieringer ON, at oct er oen3
Met at boIbe Vr~opinierne Saciia %
Mrica beiotte tiltroos for Yerus os
9oIipias Yroteit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Ten amerifanHc SIaabcs Sab un.

Ger liroliaheoerne | atna itnl p9re
meaet itcrre erb | belle ben ipanif.
amerifanife Sris. Tou piI berof
funne oanne iig ct 9egreb m bpoo
grerifas Teltaaelie | en nirfe.
Liz aria moo aina piIbe betpoc
for Dor Tloabe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

On nsirait posaIarttst - "s'rewn's Srru.
mtat Srshss" bar rarei fieret AZ almcnesseu
1 manae aar. Ger einerina al ac'is. Sur'
fisieIfe 90 SdIsipenomme bar DC rift 60 paas
libslise. gGlaes fun I sQfier. 3rts 20 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

ZEN me Gnmaifine 'Suspennen.' iom ief
ilsbte for en- lib iioen, or en- iaa aoS Spma.
itrne, ipm Roaeu behsoer. .Jrast 90 Gents
Q. 4oteuluuD. BoobpiQs. Mia
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29


Sinosipgbom blaubt Sruppernc.
Zen S9se, lom beltprer Heglertt-
gems Sinosipgeaipl / 8dlblngton
err nplis penot tiIbage fra Ybillppt'
nerre, bporben ban bar blepen lerot
for at foretase en- llnoerlsgelle meo
Senipn til Den berfenoe Srnosipg'
Dom blanot Soloaterne Der borte og,
ON muIiat, fommc paa bet Hene
meo, bpilfe aariager Spgoommen
ifplbes. San ianot, at Rpgterne ON
ben tiItasenoe Sinosipagbeo blonot
Sropperne poa Ybtlippinerne bar
ppret / bsi @rao pperbreune % Tiger,
at DER fiin bar forefomnlet omfring
20 SiIi9lbe af Spgbommcn maa-
neoIia bIanot De amerifonife Soloa-
ter poo Gerne. Iette, flyer ban, CT
life mere emo Oct glennemlnltltge
Iorbolo. DC al Soloaterne, Der II.
Der al SiroSipeoom, bar Den lont
GeaeI finn / en- milbere 8rao, % Den
utrer iia iornemmelig peo Wootoi-
benbeo % SingiinSigbeo. Naar Den
optr9ber paa anoen Maaoe. er Der
forbolbSpis let at piuoe 9ust meo.
Sc iIeite 5ilf9Ioe, iiger peofom'
meuee Sarge. er Aariasen I'll oisIc
SiIitonoe at isge / StIrneiier, 'om
De Inarebne bor monttet gao iaien'
mem. Manae al DC uuae MTno. ION
hperpeoe iig | S9ren % off meo I'll
ben fierne Ssruppe, baonc Sopeoet
hlIst al luitiee SrcmtihspIaner. &c
baabene at bIipe f%orfremmet burtigt
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
9fifeoiaet. SoIofasierer Woies

aiifeoiset. So~Iofasierer Woies
Dillon / 81 Yaio, Seras, iamt tire
S,snipefterer bill paa SorlanaenOe al
"GipiI Serpice" commissioner 81 I
afifeoiaebe for at babe cabinet p;
Boffe, inoeboloenbe examinations
papirer, % uboelt bisie til appli'
fainter for oen ioitiatte Eib. Dillon
iont oen enc al Snipeftsrerne,
9loom, err oeioo anflaset for of babe
misbruat fine Stininger / politilfc
Giemeb. Ginpn err blepen arrelteret
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

supply is cut OF and baaIdnes is one of
the results.
TO a man working at a desk high col
lar may effect the eyesight or bring
about stopped shoulders. If the man in
sist son sitting mp straight at his work
he has TO look down at the pen or book
AT such an angle AS to strain his eyes,
If he stoops over his spinal column may
he bent permanently out Of shape. In any
caase, too. the collar interferes with the
supply OF blood To the brain.
"The ordinary shirt cuff is one Of the
most murderous OF mems apparel. our
GRANDMOTHER knew something when they
knitted the yarn 'Wristers' Of nifty years
ago. a pair OF them was worth more
than am 0rercoat pulled on over starched
cuffs. The wrist is one of the most sus-
ceptble parts OF the body 10 cold. AID the
fariug cuff invites every blast of winter.
chilling an the blood IN the body in a
few minutes. The cuff is good thing in
hot weather but a menace 10 health in
the winter.
The glove in cold weather too. IS a
vicious interferer IN the circuIatory sys-
TEN. A mans fingers viii freeze twice as
quick aas they VIII uncovered, all because
tho pressure prenents circulation. For
warmth kid mitten. fleece lined. is the
only sensible hand covering.
"Wnat is The one article Of dress that
can be recommended" he repeated. 4
really don't know-the collar button, per
hans"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

the sanitarilm of DR.. Carries =. MacDon-
ala at Pleasantvilie. Westehsster county
Her estate amounts 10 s1J-5ls7. most ~
which is in Standard Oh certificates and
her fncono Is more than SIsa1l3 a year.
IL had. until O 1ew days aE1. been IN
derstood that her estate Would pass 20 beg
two brothers and sisters on her death
They have recently learned that three
children ~ deceased sister are living
The deceased sister was MARY Emma Tay-
i1r. wife ~ Edwarl ~. Taylor - this
CTS. 3irs Taylor oied ia ls75 ana seol
after her death her rhrse sons were sur
rendered. to the Neu YORK Juvenile azy-
lam Is their father They uere placed
vl1h farmers .a the vest sad aar- az
srowu 70 healthy citizeus ana arc mar-
red Ihey a~e George 81. Taar Ri-a-
arl w TaElar ard William 81 Tsyllr.
Sc is stated that rHc ~ thesn resde 81
lesa anl he oiher 81 lha Stale wash
instan- 1h-r letters rr.r
i.ar1ei Prom ole newspapers ~ tha lr-
som ID te= ~ fhe.- lr af naae
fuou fh Nl- u aar- era
cc
T-he discovery tlese
averrcd BE- she COURT rlcor5z - 4grllc4-
tseus ~ Al-s. F.a-lers tRo br-taers ana
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

This large four-story building Is sd-
mirably fitted and furnished for the care
OF the sick. 40 loathsome or contagious
diseases admitted. but all other diseases
that are usually treated al hospitals are
successfully treated here. including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed. Women. married
or single. can find a safe retreat here
durinr confinement. ard home ln every
case found for the child n required. A
home Tor the POOR and rich alike. as all
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only charge that is made -
the ordinary hospital fee, which il jlst
enough % pay the roaming expenses q
the institution. The best az references
given when required Write f9r circular
70 tie Martha Washington Home"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
TOURIST EXCUR SiONS

sister 81 have allowances made On thrr1
from her estate "a alleEatious tHat sha
whsle ineome Is not required f9r ae- s-r-
rort. that tney are her prospective heirs
and thst ther are IN need ~ ere al7iw-
arles These applications were rct or
posal- and 1ust.cs clark has rzde orsefs
rhar eh ~ faeu 50 --ca-ne *
g r, Fer freHl re estars ~ alrs FIas-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
WESTERN SCHOOL OF ORATORY

IL twelfth year Chartered under laws
OF the state, with 81 graduates. still ad-
vances with CORRESPONDENCE De
PARTMENT in Parliamentary Law. PUB
lie Speaking. and NIGHT CLASSES for
clerks and business men.
GEORGE w. HOSS. Principal.
SedgWick Block. Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
OSIEoPAIHIC PHYSICIANS

-~----~-~----~-~~-~---~
Directory Of Graduates or Reputable
Schools Of Osteopathy.
DIR. BERTHE BRISCOE.
Rooms 30J-S12 sedgwick block Once
hours. 10 y and . 10 ;. Closed after
noon Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
E s. MILFORD. D. O.. NJ. T.
Suite = Scheetz building. phone ss1-a
Residence, 20 St Francis. phone SS1-3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24
Union Livestock Commission Co

a. 2. MOORE. Manager.
stock Yards Wlehits. Kan- Consfsa-
msnts and espoudsnce solicited Mar
ket reports furnished tree on application
Proceeds remitted on day 90 sale. Noaay
20 loan en- cattle. Phone IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-24

s-HRosBEs 1s4sTaE-s
Hsrsk Hsiz afcEIfa Ea..ss
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
a REAL ESTATE CONTRACT.
Proceedings in Equity to Require a
Specific Performance.

William J. Zeh today fled suit in equity
against Annie S. Coyle, asking the court
to compel the defendant to specifically
perform a contract entered into with the
plaintiff for the sale Of certain real estate
1t is explained that on June Il last the
complainant. Zen, entered into contract
with the defendant CoyIe, for the pur-
chase Of lots 81 and 70, in square No. III,
known as premises No. 1905 L Street
northwest, for the sum of S eco. OF this
amount, il is stated that 800 was paid
in cash and that the defendant agreed to
deliver the property within fifteen days
after June L. Zeh further states that he is
advised that the defendant. CoyIe, made
an agreement with some other person for
the purchase of the property for an in
creased price.
The court is therefore asked to restrain
the defendant from selling the property
referred 10 20 any other person than Zen
until the matter has been Investigated
Edward L. Gies is named as counsel for
the complainant
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
The Death Record.

The following deaths for forty-eight hours were
reported at the Health Department up TO noon
today. George Hill. 20 years: William WEIGH, 20
years; Patrick Brickley. g years. Harriet belinda
Harris, % years; Jane HUMPHREYS, - years; Cath
crime Braxton, 70 years; Lucy Liycrs, 40 years;
Charles E. Davis, 20 years; NelaHie de Bittuzy
80 years; William Edward Anderson, So years;
Lillian Gray. 80 years; Charles Bruce, 50 years;
James Edley, % years. Kate Lavender y years;
Edward A. Herbert II wears; Gilbert Divan, u
years: Joseph Jones. 3 years: William Cash, jF--
. months; Carrie B. Harris mouthsi Howard
c. Coleman. 5 months; Marguerite Stewart,
months; Patrick Plummer, months; John White,
month; infant OF Alice X Ardrus, Il days.
James Smailwood, Il days; Gardner Frank john
son, days.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
MANY CASES AGAINST EVANS.
He Is Believed TO Have Participated
In Numerous Robberies.

When William Evans, cclored, VINO was
arrested Saturday on a charge Of house
breaking, is arraigned in the Police Court
tomorrow there viii probably be ten or
twelve charges against him. The daring
OF his operations has IL is claimed, been
Evans greatest protection
For the past two months, it Is said, he
has made a practice Of visiting various
houses ard ringing the bells II any one
answered he would ask if they wanted
any grass cut and place his figure SO high
as to make sure Of his not being en-
pIoyed If no one responded to the bell it
Is charged he would effect an entrance
into the house and take such valuabies
as he could carry away in his wheelbar-
row II is believed that his operations
have probably extended into the thou
sands Of dollars so far as the value Of
stolen articles is concerned
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
Mnrriagc Licenses Iasued.

Marriage licenses were issued today to: Albert
E. Fay and Mary E. RozzelIe; Tn mas NcKenua
and Angelo Doyle; George F. Gretn and Pauline
L. Burgy; Patrick F. 0,Counor and Margaret E
HorigaH: Joseph : Emmett and Helen '. Cham
bers. both o. Baltimore; Howard W Thayer,
Richmond and Mabel Thomas. this city; Franz,
C. Mosby and Araminta barley; James Thomas
and Annie Martin; Samuel L Gaskins and Iva b.
Peyton; James = James, Baltimore and Della
f. Tillman, Falls Church, Va; Thomas J. Proc
tor and Lucy l.. Butler
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
Vagrancy CHIC FeI ThrouEf,.

4 policeman found Charles Smith, coloTed, IN
Benning. last night and today had him in the
Police Court where ne charged him with vagrancy-
Smith was a stranger, the policeman said, and
appeared to have nothing 10 do and ne took him
IN. Smith saId he CANE from Baltimore and was
his way 10 jackson City to work in 4 brick
yard, when he was arrested. lie said he had
done nothing TO be arrested for and Judge Kim
ball let him 60
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
TIE womea'S Press Association.

At the last meeting Of the Woman's National
Press Association delegates to the annual meet
ing of the International League OF Press Clubs
were elected rs follows: Mrs. Bclva \. Lockwood
and Mrs Anna : Hamilton; aItcrnates. Miss 7.
G. French and Mrs II. h. SpcFry. Remarks eulO-
CYSTIC OF the late Joanna " Turner, were made
BY Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Mary : Lockwood and
Mrs Sperry. Resolutions adopted in behalf
Of the relatives OF Mrs. Turner
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24

Herman J. Miller sustained fracture of the
bones of the let leg, between the knee and
ankle about-o:40 O'Clock this morning. while plac
ing a barrel Of beer aboard the steamer Mac
alester- He was removed to the Emergency Hos
pital. Miller is rwenty-sx years of age, lives at
635 Eleventh Street northeast, and Is explored
by the Washington Brewery Company IS 4 driver.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
In.estigating the Keller Case.

Isaac Keller, who was brought back from BAL
timore yesterday BY Detective Sergeant Peck on
3 warrant charging him with having stolen 50
and suit OF clothes from David MaunsheFvie, a
tailor living 1t 1873 Eighth Street northwest,
was not taken into court this morning The
detectives want 70 more thoroughly investigate
the case. Keller viii probably be given a pre-
binary hearing in the Police Court tomorrow
IN the meantime he VIII remain prisoner At the
Twelfth Street police station
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
Profanity in Pheasant AIIev

Samuel Henson, eoIored, was charged il the
Police Court today with being drunk and pro-
fame in Pleasant Alley southwest yesterday. He
denied the allegation, saying he was church
and could not so far forget himself as to
dring whisky or swear The testimony was against
him, and in default Of I fine OF 50 viii spend
fifteen days in the workhouse
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
The Condition of Thomas King.

Thomas King. OF 4 Quincy Street northeast,
who attempted to commit suicide yesterday AFTER
noon by Jumping into the Eastern Branch at the
foot Of New Jersey Avenue southeast, and who
afterwards escaped from Providence Hospital, but
was captured ard returned to that institution,
was resting comfortably at that institution today
He VIII probably remain At the hospital for sew
eEaI days IN order to secure much needed rest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24
Police Court Excuse.

Richard White was fined SO by Judge Kinball
in the Police Court today On charge of being
disorderly. A policeman said White was in row
with his wife at their home Delaware Avenue
southwest yesterday when he arrested him. and
that he had pistol in his pocket, 1t was I'M
loaded White admitted he had a pistol. but
said he had it Just to brighten his wife. and
that he had no intention OF hurting her with it.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-24

The Commissioners today referred to
their Attorney the question whether the
alley in the rear of 3O13 NJ Street north
west is a public or private alley. The
question arose over a request of Joseph
z. Mcmahon. who recently requested an
being cleaned. The alley was found to be
in a filthy condition. and from the rec
ords and information at its disposal the
Health Office was unable TO decide
whether the alley should be cleaned al
public expense or whether notice should
be served upon the owners 70 clean 1t.
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sounded an Automatic Alarm.

Escaping steam acting on Some chemicals in the
laboratory at the United states Treasury build
ing about 7:30 o'clock this morning created heat
which automatically sounded a FIRE alarm rom
box Ig3, located in the building
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His Foot badly Injured.

Thomas Snowden, coIored, thirty-seven years
old. VINO lives at LincoInville, D. C., taken to
the Homeopathic Hospital in police ambulance
yesterday. He had badly fractured right foot
Snowden was engaged in unloading rails on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, at DeaBwood when one OF
the rails ieu and injured the loot.
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Had IL Fit in n Hotel.

William Brooks, fifty years old, whose homo IS
on |. Street northwest had a At in the lobby
Of the National Hotel last evening An ambU-
lance from the Emergency Hospital conveyed
him TO that institution where he quickly revived
and was able TO 20 home.
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The Record Against Her.

Flora Scott. colored. was sent TO the workhouse
from the Police Court today for fifteen days cor
being disorderIy in Navy Place yesterday She
pleaded not guilty, but her record was against
her. 1t was said she finished term on the farm
about two weeks ago. and at once returned TO
her bad habits
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The Columbia Railway Company has
submitted to the Commissioners a propos-
al to sell the District as many granite
blocks as may be needed for certain work
at 81 thousand. The company also asks
to he notified from what point and when
the District desires to take the supply
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C. A Harbaugh, Secretary of the
Brookland Citizens Association. has ad-
dressed the Commissioners informing
them relative to the views of the asso-
citation as TO the proper route for any
prospective street railroads which may be
run through the suburb from north to
south Mr. HarbaUgh states that, ac-
corfing to a resolution passed by the as
soc1ation at its last meeting, the sense of
the body was that in the granting of a
charter to any street railroad company
now or in the future, the Commissioners
should prevent the use of Twelfth Street
between Bunker Hill Road and Rhode Isl
and Avenue. The association favors the
use Of Thirteenth or Fourteenth Streets
for the purpose named. Tie information
has been noted by the Commissioners.
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lettering and Drinkiug whisky.

Daniel Href and Joseph Simons were fined SO
each in che Police Court today and in default
will serve thirty days in the workh0use- The
charge against lien was vagraney. 1t was said
they we're caught lettering around in Staton
Park drinking whisky