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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-16
At $500, $L.25
Si.50 and Up

incur south window. main,
you can see some of this sea-
sons best for waists, in moices.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-16

Afternoon Aprons. made OF fine white In
dia linen, edged all around with pretty
embroidery. o.
Tomorrow sale. VN~'1
Fancy Swiss Aprons, very dainty and pref
ty. made With fine inserting, rufles ard
ribbon bows. 600
Tonorrow's sale ............ W
Waitress Aprons, made of very hne India
linen. literally tucked and hem CEo
stitched. Tomorrow's SALE. EOC
Nurses Aprons, made CT very fine India
linen. with rufies ana shoulder straps,
tucked and hemstitched. CT
Tomorrow sale............. OSC
Aprons, blue or brown checked,
made full length. With RULED shoulder
straps AMI bottoms. E0o
Tomorrow's sale OVO
Kitchen Aprons, made Of extra good quail
i.y blue and brown checked ging- On
han, full. Tomorrov's sale. GOC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-16

Continued on sixth Page.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-16
THANKSGIVING

Ne have made preparations profitable for
you for that day. A few appropriate
things, like Linens, Aprons, Doylies, ETC.,
offered at liberal reductions that stand
for several big deals brought about by
our New York representative. who IS
paid by US to look after your shopping
advantages, as well as our own retail in
terests in that capacity.
Wednesday next the Big Linen Sale
will doubtless appeal economically 10
family, hotel and restaurant in Wichita.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
RecihrnritGt nit Gnnana.

81. S0bns, u.s., II. Sttober.
= @ie bier beridtet nirb, bat Der
4remier Bomb etnen Jfeciprocitdtsper=
tpag nit benz Staatsiefretdr 9ap in
@aIbington abgef4lofen unb bic
amerifuniI9e 8unbesregierung ion
CUR unter3eidnung biefes @ertrages
bereit iein unb nur mod uuf Die @rz
mG8tigung bes britif4en 8otfduf=
ters in Naf6ington, Cir Mt4uel6erz
bert, our unter5ei4nung tpurten.
Man fir6tet aber, baB Ganaba
iebt pieber bieiel6e 9olitif, pie i'm
Sabre 1890 einf9Gugen tpirb, gu peGz
der 3eit es gegen ben friiberen Ser
trag prote1tirte unb feline Qble6nung
bur91eBte. Sas brttif9e &abinet bat
ii4 iebo4 berpflt4tet, ben Nbi9IuB
bes 8~ertrages nit Neufunblunb in
&raft treten gu lafen, penn Canada
na9 angemefenen 8%emii6ungen ni9t
i'm @tanbe fem ioIte, einen dbnIt4en
@ertrag fir fi4 ieIbft gu erIangen.
Canada bat bies mebrere Ndle pG6z
renb Der leBten 5pDlf Sabre beriu4t,
bat aber niema1s @rfolg bumtt gez
bubt. HeufunbGanb begt ieBt bus fez
fe @ertruuen, baB bus britif4e &abiz
net feinen @erfpre9ungen na4tOmz
men tpirb. Ollie neutrality-suspicious.
unferer Rolonie piinf4en enti9ieben
ReciprocitGt, unb es piirbe ft4erli4
cine qroBe @rbitterung eintreten, foute
Gnnahn fih nieberum efnmifnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

i'm n9pteG Sunoper" Quurtier gez
nommen. SetretGr GeiB t1 in Dime
rita eingetroffen, INN Die 5rei6eitsioee
Der 8oeren na3 gu balten unb Der
&nnabme entgegen gu treten, aIs ob
Die 8oeren ii9 als enbgiiltig unterz
porfen betra9teten unb 8iIen8 pGz
rem, bas englif6e Sod fir INNER gu
tra9en. 9r. &etB III Der Qnfi9t, baB
es ben @ngIdnbern ouf bic 9auer nt6t
geIingen ptrb, Die 8oeren gu regieren,
unb baB bic Sbee elmer IiibaFrttontz
i9en Republtt benno9 berpirtli9t
perben tpirb. Setretdr 3eiB nirb am
0tenftug 4benb in Der 6aue Der g6iz
Iubelpbter Surngemeinbe, CIR. 429-
439, Norbz6. StraBe, peI9e i6re6aue
bereitpiaigit CUR 8erfiigung gefteGt
bat, etnen 8ortrag iiber bic 3uitGnbe
bor unb nu9 Dem &rfege unb iber
Die 3utunft Sibafrifa's baIten. -
Der @ortrug berfpri8t GuBerit intez
reliant gu iperben, bd 9r. &eiB in ietz
ner @igenf4aft als ebemaIigerS taats=
fetretdr better unterrt4tet lit, aIs irz
genb Semanb. Ra9 8eenbigung bes
&rieges berpeigerte er Der brittf9en
&egierung ben Sreueib unb tpurbe
aus Sibafrita ausgepie1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

bGu1ern, nelde 6auptfGAlt4 nit Gez
eierunqszO bltgationen 6anDeln unb
qepifermuben ben Martt fir iol9e
4apiere contrpliren, Elm bemertenSz
pertbes Mon0per inaugurirt, tpie elm
6ober @9aBamtsbeamter 6eute con>
itatirte. Sic lebnten es nGmlt9 db,
offene @ngebote fir &egierungsbonbs
gu MAIDEN, ertlGrten, lie poQten tetne
faufen, unb tpenn &unben gu ibnen
famen, Inn gu erfrugen, mas benin
Elm angemefener @ngebotspreis fir
@ierer iet, 10 nannten tie einen prets,
pel9er tpeIentli9 ntebriger it9 %ftellte,
o1s berienige, fir tpel3en bic Bombs
pffen i'm Martte ange6oten purben.
Sin %offener umiab FOLDER Bombs
funb besbalb nt9t itatt, unb berBreis
Der 8onbs tparb auf biefe Wetie fiinftz
lid 6erabgebriidt. Die nGmli9en
8onbsmutler ertldrten CUR ielben3eit,
in DISCRIMINATING nit ben bteiigen
8eamten bes S4uBumts, baB ibnen
bon Der 4bfi9t bes Sefretdrs, 8iez
rerz8onbs an5ufaufen, Ni9ts betannt
lei. Snsgebeim aber purben fir hire
&e9nung bebeutenbe 8etrGge gu ben
nieberen greiien angetuuft, pel4e
nunme6r gu 136 an ben S6uBamtss
SetretGr berfauft finb. WG6renb Der
ean5en s3eit paren Die ndmli9en8anz
Tiers nit benz S9uBamtsfetretdr be-
5iigli9 bss beute befannt ~gegebenen
8onbantuufs in l1nterbanblung, unb
Die @~ntiinbigung bes 4bi4lufes err
foIgte telegrupbif9 bpn Gbicugo in
elmer 9epef6e bes Sefretdrs Sbatp
an 9ilfsiefretGr &iles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
3mei aIlfliac @rben.

See : 0prt, Is. Sfto6er. -
@eorg S6omas Raa6, bas f90nite
mdnnli6e MitgIit0 Der @tod Gomz
panD bes Columbia : S6eaters in
8roOtlpn, empfGngt iett geftern Die
9ratulationen ietner Sreunbe, benn
Der iunge 59auipteler 1T felt einigen
Sagen Elm Iebr rei4er Mdnn geiporz
BEN. &uub 6utte bas Slid, eine iteinz
rsi9e @rbtunte gu befiBen, in berPerz
ion BON 6rau Wilbelmine &nierim,
bic bor fur3er 3ett in 8abfibe, 8. s,
itarb uno bas nette 8erm0gen BON
$35O,OOO binterIuFen bat. Sn ibrem
Seitument feBte tie 8oa6, fopie befen
8ruoer ur0 5pei gi9ten a1s Gr6en
Elm, 10 baB Der S9au1pieIer etDd
$4,000 als ieinen 4nt6eiG empfangen
ptrb. Nu9 Der 80 Sabre ulte S6Os.
M2afor aus Nr. 166, M3eferoGe4Str.,
lit an Ieinem 2sbensabenb nod DON
Der @Dttin bes @9iffa1s in Ie9r an
gene6mer Wetfe 6egliidt iporben. Ser
@reis, pel9er 3pur Blind, uber fonit
gang gefunb lit, tpurbe ndmli9 gez
fern bena9ri9ttgt bdB er bur9 ben
Sob 1eines 8rubers Der Grbe BON etz
ma $4,000 ~getpOrben 1T. Qu9 Maz
fon's bret S09ter erAdlten ie $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
8erifeinerte 0eihen.

Nen : Y0rt, Is. Oftober. =
&uf benz 5riebbofe neben benz gtenz
gorter SdugItngs : &ipI gu Mount
@ernon bat man beute reun p~eriteiz
nerte 2ei4en gefunben. 9as QibG
tDurbe tir3li3 gef4lOfen, uHb man
bielt es fir notbpenbtg, bic 2ei4en
dus benz 5riebbofe gu e%ntfernen; buz
Bel fanben bic Qrbeiter beute neuu
2ei4en, tpeG4e 10 peiB ME Warmor
unb 70 bart pte Stein itnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
gro6ibitinn fir Gnrreoihnr.

@of9tngton, IS. 0tto6er. -
@eneral @buffee, Der Commanders
Der 9bilippinen, fat tiir3Ii4 cine Orz
bre erlofen, pelde Die Sniel Gorregis
Dor unter bic SuriSbtttton Der Milta
tGrbe30roen iteut. 9as @eieB Derz
bietet bic @infubren BON Spirituoien
nit Qusno6me fir 6DIpttal3nede,
unb ale Spirituoien6GnOIer ftnO Demz
gemdB angepieIen porOen. 4ue Perz
Ionen, Die i'm Que1enge6iete besStroz
mes tpo6nen, aus benz ba8 @afer fir
bic @arntfon genOmmen pirO, mifen
tpeg3ie6en.
Die @6oIera tit in Manitu unO I'M
ben 9robin3en nit Nusnabme DON
SIoilo, 2e2te unb 3om6ales, i'm 2l6z
ne6men. Qu4 in Gebu, mo bic Seu9e
GuBerit berbeerenO tDirtte, TT btefei6a
inter gDntrDle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
ShncQe Snfii.

Rucogbo4es, SerY Is. Oft.
= Sim 8u4unan, Der Reger, pel4er
Die 5amiIie 9ifs ermOrOet BAT, err
fldrte ii9 beute bor benz 3i4ter fir
i9uloig unb tpurbe uuf geieBmGBige
@eiie apei Stunben na6 Der 8ertiin=
bigung ieines Strafurf6eils gebGngt.
Dor 5ebn Saeen purben bic 2ei9en
bes Sarmers 9ids, feiner Satin unb
fetner So9ter in ibrer @obnung aufs
gefurben uno cine Wo9e ipdter tpurz
be Sim 8u4unun Derbuftet unb be-
fannie fi4 5u Dem bretfa9en Morbe.
@r tpurbe na9 S6rebeport iiberfiibrt
UNI tbn DOr elmer 2pn9erei gu 19Iz
BEN, uHo bann nu4 benz @efGngniB
in 9elberion sebru4t, no er punIlis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
Germiidte teleurappiiae Sepei6sn.

- Sn Columbus, ., 1T bie2ouisz
bile u. Weitern RaifpaD g., cine
REORGANIZATION Der columbus, Sanz
bustp u. 9ofing &ailpuA, nit etnem
Stammfapttal BON $2,500,000 ms
cprporirt pprDen.
= Sn 2uincp, MaT., lit O6ert
@6ner 9. 8dfaro, tpel9er alS 6a6rta
FAINT BON S1penz, Stereotppz urb Qts
notbp : M3etau einen internationalen
Ruf genoB, i'm glitter bon 81 Sabrem
~geItor6en. Der 8~ertorbene mar
O6erit bss 4. Mafa4uietts M}iti3z
Regimentes.
= Oas 9runb 6otel an 9oint
@bautauqua, bas gr0Bte 9OteI om
ufer beg G6uutauqRa Safe, lift in
6lummm uuFgegangen. Qu8 cine am
liegenbe @Ommer : Cottage tpur6e
eingedf6ert. 0er 8ranbI9uoen be-
lGuft fi8 auf 100000. 0a8 6ote[
mar @igent6nm zines SDnOitat5 BON
&apitoltiten nus 8uffalO unb 8eaber
TaGs.
- Sn Iep : gort 1T 9droISS9aF4
ter, Elm GouIin Ibes Generals Sbafter,
dI5 irrfinnig mad benz 8elebue<9Os
ipttaI gebra9t por0en. Der iunge
Mann fam iiber 8ai6tngton BON
SatIanb, Gal, bort am 5rsitag an.
= Sn Hepport ReipS lit Oer0amz
pier ,W}onroe" fir bic nOt0 9omiz
nton : 2inie4 erfulgrei4 pom Stapet
gelaiIen pOroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
0sn Sem : Norf tpurbe bic 81

- Sn Hep : gort purbe Die 46z
fabrt bes Norbb. 2lo1b : 0ampfers
n@roAr &urfirit" pegen &oblen=
mange1s BON 9eitern auf beute friib
perf9pben. gbenfo muBte Die &6z
fu6rt bss Oampfers vgotsDam" aus
Derfelben uria9e peri9oben perOen.
Die erfprberlt9en &oblentrufen gez
fern Ha4mittas Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
Sm Sntrrefe Der Snertn.

gbtGobeIpbtd, 18S SftOber.
81. s. 80. Reib, bOr Qusbru4
beg 8oerenfrieges @tuatsietretdr bes
Oraniez6reiftaats unb pOrbem 5tpeiz
mai prGfibent beReIben, 1T nit feiz
rer 9attin bier s~ingetrOffen unb bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

Die groBurtigen 0Outionen fir Die
8OerengsnerdIe 3ieben bic 4nfz
m~erfIamfeit a1er &rsife uuf fd.
- 8ible 9altung Der b09sren Be-
amten. - 8unfnpti5en aus benz
Rei6e. - Sine QutomObiIfabrt
Setnri8'5 bes @eefabrers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

Zig 6etpa4t nurbe. 9eute bef0roerte
man i'm bier6er unter Dem S4uBe
BON flint Gompagnien Staatstrupz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

= Sn 8rootlpn, R.sg., 1T bieG6oz
toldben : 5ubrit BON NtfinfOn Il. So.
G6gebrumt. Der S9aben Dir0 uuf
$4,000 gei4GBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

crtrntaG Rnas aaer 9urtem,
&ntique, periii6e 9uGenz
@treifen, garobag6, 0ugbeftun,
MpiuI, &o3ot, 8oIOo4iiton, @6tz
rag unb &irmon Rugs, 400 an
3o9l. Snbtan, Periiun, tirtiide,
Mufbta6ub unb &biDu Seppi6e gu
preiien BON 500 bis 10000.
80 @tiide gang feibener QtluBz
9amaf, neuefte Muiter unb feinite
6ar6en. $3.50 unb $500 ipert6
fir 2.95.
11nier gan3er Snrratb BON ipeiB
ematQtrten @tienz unb W2efiinqz
8etten pirO i4neQ ausbertauft.
Ollie miifen iie fort. Die Preiie
fin0 BON einem 8iertel Bis gu einem
9ritteI unter benz &oftenppeiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

Qraperie : 2Saarem:
2ottieren, 2tugs u(w.
$50 9aar Ottoman unb Ripps
Portteren, in II berf4iebenen i6Dz
nen0tOben; pa6re $500 unb $500
Wert6e fir 3.49.
SSmBrnu uno Brifeler Rugs,
.eine neue SenOung ioe6en an
gelongt, 9 Bel II SUP, bette Quaz
litGt, f40ne unO eigenartige Del
fms; tie purOen ME unter $500
O%ertauft. SEPT 1T Der prets 1900.
as lit nnicre spcsiaIitGt, Sprz
. anidlGge fir 5enfterz Rouleaur
unb 0raperie : 4rbeiten aaer Cor
ten irgenOpO gu MAIDEN. S4reiz
BEL Sic unS cine 3eile un0 mir tperz
ben einen Qgenten f4tden.
Ntr reinigen SIRE @PiBenz8arz
binen. DoB lie ME reu auSie3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19

$50 9our 4zgorO Srii6 9oint
9ar0tnen, bide Stiderei, gum
$3.50 unb $500 @erfauf inn
portirt. gu S6rer NuspdbI 7.95.
$50 Paar feline id6Iti6e Brittle
Ter 9arOinen, 25 0eri6iebene Del
fms, gu fOlgenben 9retien:
$4,000 @ert6e fir 1880
$500 8ertbe fir 1895
$4,000 Mert6e fir 29,75
125 8aur e6te GenaiFanoe @arz
binen in bielen nelter uno f90nen
9efitns:
$500 Wert6e fir 5,95
$1,000 Nert6e fir 7.95
$3.50 Wert6e fir 9,45
$500 @ertbe fir 11.50
95 9aar e4te Nra6tan @urbiz
men, in folgenOe Partien getbetlt:
$1,000 Wertbe fir $50.
$500 @ert6e fir 1875
$500 Bis $3O.OOWertbe fir 1875
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
aus Der 2sunoess Sauptfaot.
Mae WfitgficSer Der Carbohydrates
GnmmiiiiOn baben anaenpmmen.

Wo bas 9elb fir bic Irbsit Der gomz
miiiton %berfOmmer i'm. - Sin
Grnbteberi9t dus europdtf9sn
Stdaten. - Die Situation dut
benz @elbmarfte. - Cine Srore
bes 9ndbamtss Sefretdrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-19
Gin $pttengar0inen- Yeremrf +.

NOttingbums, Sriib goint, Qraz
bian, 3enaifance unO 8riifeler in
Der purtie - boqitdnbig frtf9e
Waaren feline bei4muBten
Stiide ober 2abenbiiter i'm @orz
rat6.
1000 9uare NottingAams, groBe
Partie neuer MuFer gu S4rer 4usz
tpa9l:
75c. Wert6e fir SO
$1.O0 @ert6e fir 70
$3.50 @ertbe fir 1.O9
$500 Mert6e fir LAO
$3.50 Wert6e fir 1893
$500 @ert6e fir 2.29
300 9uur Sriib Yoint @arbiz
men, 81 Yurbs lang; $500 unb
$500 Dert6, fir nur 4.45.
300 poar $500 unb $500 8arz
btnen fir 5.95.
9iefe finb beionberer 8eadtung
pertb -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-03
AIIUAT1oNs wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By a frst-class laundrcss. washing &
DO at home or out by the day. 50 Pierce St. nw
81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-03
BALTIMORE & OHIO R,R,

soheduls IN effect November n, 1901
Leave Warrington New Jersey Ave and Q Sc.
Chicago and Northwest. sIO.s5 a n g 20 p n
j Cincinnati. St Louss and Louisville slO7os
e m. -8:45 p. m. sl-IO night
PittSburE and Cleveland. 1913 q n. 80 p
n and 'l.O0 night
Columbus zad Wheeling, go D. n
hineheste-, SIS a. a. ..S.i5. and s-S9 p n
1aaSpols. iif:IF. ''s;oO. Hs.as. Hu.s
FredsIicE. Hs.ss. 900. .I1O.ls a T. ''1.l4
lt:So and SD p m
HSgsrstoun. 1905 a. n. and 5 90 p N
BOYD and way points SIS 80 90 A. m, ssl rs
lt4-3o 1854. '.lO-15. ..ll-s9 p n
Caithers5urg and wsY points. SIS. 400 a
il7-os. $50. ''I0I5, II-so ?. II
~ zsainstOn Junc-oa ana say Pointss $50.
$500 a. m. '-I-l5 1880. $50 p n
Baltimore, week dsys. 90. 500. $50, Il 90.
Il Is. $50 SIS 100. 1000. If.55 a. H.
xl2-e5 noon. II-S5. 400. xl:O0. z4.S0. f-s5
Il IS p m Sundays. Is 90 X rs. = Is. s-Sa.
300 a. n. EIz-s0. lis. Xs-0o. 1872. x5-OS
IS IS 6.s0, Ks,03 zl0-0O. xII-So. kiss p n
ROYAL BILE LINE
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Paltimore. Philadelphia. Ecw YORK. Boston. and
the East s3-c0. s7-05 fI6zer1. $50 (BEdst).
''s00 DINER. 1900 (Diner) A. n. -i2-s9
(B-fst). 500 DINER. $50 AID sIl-9O ? II
sleeping Car open a. 1900 o'ciock).
Pullman Cas- on al day trains.
Atlantic City. sI2-S0 noon.
'Daily. Exccpt sunday Sunday snly.
EEp-Lss trains
Baggage called Ter and checked from hotels anf
residences y Czicn Transfer Co on orders lett
a. ticket Of1ces. SD Pennsylvania avenue north-
west NeE York avenue and Fifteenth street. and
at station
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RAILROAnH
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.

From station. Pennsylvania Ave and lSh 3
In eject N-=cvuher 3. 1901.
For Aeyaudria-W eek Gsys. $50. I-ot 30
500, $40. $50. 9-,5 il;G9. los, 800 ii =,
a m. NI2-05 Ig-2O i2-g5. 500. -. 500 SD
Ks -O2. $50. S-59. N4-It Asa. ass SOS. H3-.Z
$40. 6.O3 go 90 -, 500 s-i5s 80 0-l5,
Il 20. 1850 p m.
suudsys-7.i5. 300. as. 1919. 100 l1.9o a
m; 100 noon: y 30 90 so zoo. go see
$50 400 $50 500 $50. go. go. 100, 80,
500. s-3j. go IO-l5. 100. -i-5o p ~.
For Mount Vernon Week Jays: $50, 500.
1000. l. 90 a. m. 1925. -.o5, 2so0 13s0z
KG-If N5-22. %. 9.sO p. m.
Sundays-g.OO a. n. 300 noon. 300. 400
$50. 700. $50 p. m
For Arlington and Aqusduct Brdgc-Neea
days $50, 7.O4. 80. S-00 SO. $50. e-Z3,
1000 ~ 90 a. m, 90. 1870. 'I2;f5, l-05
q p 200 -2.s0. s.O2 $50 $50. '4.s5. 'A-54.
5.22 SOC. $50. 700. 500 p. m
SUNDAYS-1:45. 300. GAS. 1880, l 90
Ills A. m. 12:,7 noon. "l2-80 100 $50, 200
80 800 9 30. 100. 40. 300, $50
500. 3d. 700. 80 500 p m
Express. TO Arlington only
Parcels carried Baggage checked
J. COLFIN. Superintendent
@. F. ABBOT. President.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-03
CHANNEL GALE Is
BEGINNING 70 LAY
Tugs Succeed in Taking the
Marie Henrietta in Tow.
Steamer Had Bccn Drifting UnmHn-
aEenbIe I'm the storm since Fri
day, with Nnny Passengers.

DOVER. England. Feb. 3.-The terrific
gale which has been sweeping the western
coast OF Europe for several days past is
abating somewhat today.
The mail steamer Marie Henrietta.
which plies between this place and Os-
tend. and which has been drifting about
the Channel in an unmanageabIe condition
since Friday. had another terrible night
last night.
This morning she finally got in tow
OF the tugs which have been hanging
around here, and proceeded to Ostend.
Boatmen say the taking in tow Of the
vessel was a splendid feat or seaman
ship, owing to the narrow waters and
tho disabled condition Of the Marie Hen
rietta.
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SOUTHERN RY.


Trains leave from Pennsylvania Ststion-
sol a. H. Daily Local for HzErisonburg, var
renton. Charlotte and way stations
lJ-5I a. Daily ashtnEtCn. Richmond and
Fl0-ida Limited First-clsss coach and drawing
room sleeper % jacksonville. Dining car service
HIS a. n Daily United States Past Nail
First-cIass COACHES and dCaWIng-room sleeper -
New Orleans Dining service
u-S7 a. n Daily Local for NaTenton ana
Charlottesville
4-0I D m Week DAYS. Local for Hzrrison-
burg and way stations on Manassas branch
$50 p. n. Daily. Local Tor Wzrrsnton and
Charlottesville
SIS o. m Week DAYS The So Ithern's Palm
Limited All Pullman train. Wv YORK and
Washington. % Aiken. August AID s. Augls-
tine Pa composed Of club. compartment.
drawing room, and observation cars. Dining ar
service
go D. m. Daily. Washington and Chattano0Ea
Limited via Lynchburg)- First-class coach ard
and Memphis SLEEPER % Aew Orieans- Dining
car service
80 D. m Daily New YORK and Atlanta *
press First-cIass coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta:
Aoudays, Wednesdays and Fridays, sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington 70 san Francisco
Pullman BUFFET service
g-S5 D. n. Daily. New York and Florida tx
pres First-clzss coach and sleeper 20 savannah.
Jacksonville. and Port Tampa sleeper % sum
n srviIIe Charleston. Augusta, and % Ihomas-
Vile Ca. and connection Cor Aiken Dining car
service
lO.45 D. NJ Daily. Washington and Southwest-
sru Limited All Pullman train. club and ohser-
vstion cars % Atlanta and Macon sleepe-s 20
Nashville Atlanta. Mscon. Memphis. New Orleans
Tri-wsekfy % Pinehurst. n c.. Mondays. We'd
ncsdays. and Fridays. Dining service.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS viii De received AZ the Bu-clu ul
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department, a ash
.ugtOn. d. c., until j. O'Clock noon. FeI.r ari
q. 1902, and publicly opened Immediately there
after. 90 furnish az the Navy Yard, Washington.
ID. g., quantity Of br0gws. Iuhrigatiug grease.
lard oil. red lead. white lead paints. waste
soap, and one model propeller planning machine
Blank proposals VIII Ur furnished upon au1li-
cation 90 the Navy Yard, Washington. d. &. A.
:. KENNY, PIyma-tcr General T. s. N
jaZ1-fe3
SALE or OLD MATERIAL 90 the Navy Yard
Washington, D. C.-Ihere viii be sold at tLs
Navy Yard Washington. ID. e.. material bee
longing 90 the Navy. Condemned as unit Tor u-s
therein. consisting oi steel and brass cutting.
and b.-sIuEs. scrap steel, cranes. cartridge Ea-s
s1Pe. cutters. furniture. Instruments electric
wire. etc. The sale viii be- fsr rs-r t1 M
highest bidder. by sealed proposals, 90 Hg opened
at D. O'Clock noon. February d.. 1902 Schedule
containing form oi proposals and terms Of -sIt
VIII le furnished aH application o. the Genera
-iureaelptr. Navy Yard. Washington. u. O.
JOIN D.. Long, Secretary q; tAc Navy.
..H-a|#r
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
500 p NJ DALY-CIucinnau and St Loua
speciaI-Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman
Siecpers . Cinci matt. Lexington Louisville In
dianapoiis anu 81 Louis without change. Con
necti0n FOR Virginia Hot Springs. Dininz car.
Fari0r cars Cincinnati 20 Chicago.
MO p n DAILY F. y Limited solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman Slespers % Cincin-
uati Lexington. and Louisville. without change
Compartment sleeper 20 Virginia Hot Springs
Tuesdays and saturdays Dining car. Sieepers
Cincinnati % Chicago and ST. Louis.
Reservation and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. SIS Pennsylvania Avenue Co 18th Street.
near T. and az the station. Telephone call
Main I4lI for PenEsy ly2nia Railroad Cab Service
r. W FULLER.
Telephone Main 1886 Gen Passenger Agent
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sTEANBOATR-
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

. Every day IN the year for Norfolk. New
-- port News, and all points South. by the
. superb powerful steel palace Eteamers
. Newport News" Norfolk" and w ash
. ington," the following schedule
" Washington $50 pm Lv. Portsmouth s 90 pm
LE. Alexandria Z 90 pm L.. Norfolk. 800 pm
Ar. Ft. Monros. 100 am Lv. Ft. Monroe % pm
Ar Norfolk % ara Ar. Alexandra. e. 30 am
Ar Portsmouth. S. Is am Ar. Wsshington--7-00 am
. Tickets on sale and statsroous reserved
- at general ticket Office. Bond Building l4tu
- ~ and n. Y. aye; At downtown 0trce.
. 9th 81. and Pa ave; at ONCE on wisar.
- and on board steamers.
ES-FoF further information apply At gen
- eras Offices, foot eth ST., phone 80. or
- Bond Building, I4th s. and n. Y. ave.
- Washington, d. c. Phone 222O
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.