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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and 1Sh st.
In effees May I. 1902.
For Aiexandria-Week days. $50. 7,04. 7;20,
500, s:29, s.59. 9-55. 1868 1925. II-o0. I1.59
a m; xI2 % 1920 1916 x1 -05, rs goo, 2:s0,
xS:0z, $50. s:59. x4:IE 4:s3 4:54. SOS. x5:22.
go 6:0S. $50. 1905 7:90. SOC 3-45, e:So l0:i5
ll:2o. 10 p n
Sundays-7.45. 900. 9.45. 1880. Hoo. I1sSo a.
m; 300 noon: 1870. 100. 80 200. 2:50, $50
go 900. $50. SEQ $780, $780, ESQ. 200, 7:S0.
$40. s:45, e:S0. 1915, u-20, ti=59 p m
For Mount Eernon-Week days; 6:3a, 500,
fV;Vo. HOO a m, xI2:C5. xI:05 800 x$:02
Si9o. x4-4, x5;22. 1903, $50 n m
SGndays-9-0o g. m, 300 noon, 200. 400.
$50 700, $50 .. m.
For Arlington and Aque5uct Bridge-Week
days; $50. 7:Ol. 1870, 500, s=29, $50, e:25-
lo-O- u-oS a M. ~ 90 so '12-f5. los,
= .. ZOO go 300. '3:80 $50. -4:ss, '4:5s,
~ $50, cog; $50. 700. 500 p. N.
SUNDAYS-7:45. 900, GAS. 1880. 100,
II 80 a m. 300 noen ~ SO 90. EI:go, 2:Oo
I'D 300, $50, 400. 1880. 500. $3.50,
$780, $50. ZOO. 'T.90- 600 D. m
Express TO Arlington only
Parcels carried Baggage checked.
J. C0LyIN, Superintendent
G. z ABBOT, President
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WAETED-AGENTS.

ACENTS-Sl0 daily, introducing OF. brilliant
Easlight burners, families. business holses,
banss- churches private and PU5!is buildings,
b1y al s1Shti thee burners are what The people
z-e looking f0E. shSy do Bot require chiTa-
ney Ito break y wick 10 trim, and make no
smoke CT din: II suy coal oil iamp without
expense OF trouble, and produce the best. cheap
est, and cleazest light; it Is q great money
maker for agents; 20 per cent prodt; write at
once and get 70 work right away; sa.sIpie free.
ENTERPRISE MFG. Co. 3 SIS, Cincinnati, O.
nl2e-eeA-slro
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
Schedule corrected to April z, 1902
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station

Schedule corrected to april Y, 1902.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
Sol = m Daily. Local Tor HzrrIsonburg, War
rerton, Charlotte and way stations.
I0;5I a m Daily. Washington, Richmond and
Florida Limited. First-cizss coaches 10 Jackson
vile, and drawing-Feom sleeper ID St Augustine
HIS a NJ DAILY United States Fast Nail
First-claSs coaches and drawing room sleeper to
New Orleans. Dining car service
il:37 a. n. Daily Local for WaTrenton AID
4.oi p m Week Days Local sor Harrison.
burg and say stations on Manassas branch
40 ?. m nsilY- Local for Wa.reRtoa zad
SO D. N. Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited {via Iynchburg1. First-olass coach aud
sleeping car TO Roanoke. Knoxville, ChsrJanoosa
and Memphis: sleeper 10 New Orleans Dining
se=viee.
press. First-cIass coach and sleeper 20 Atlanta
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset Rotits
Tourist sleeper Warrington TO San Francisco
I 9:5 p. m. Daily. New York and Florida TX
pTess First-elass coach and sleeper TO Savannah.
Jacksonville, and Port Tampa; sleeper 70 SUM
Treryille. Charleston. Augusta and to Thomas
vile, Ca, and connection for Aiken Dining car
Ic.s5 n m. Daily. Washington and Southwest
ern Limited All Pullman train club and 055es-
walton cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleepers 10
Nashville Atlanta. Macon. Memphis. New Orleans
Daily except Saturday, to PineEurst, y c Din
ing car service
TRAINS or BLUEa0NT BRANCH
Leave Washington 9-0l j. n daily, loo ?. H.,
and 4.4e D. N. week days. and 6:25 p m Sun
days only for Bluemont. aad AS p m and 6:25
y m week days and II 20 2. n theatre train.
MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays. for Lees
burg
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
iDgton $40 q n 6.52 4 H. :. So T. n DIS
a m. daily, except Mondays 200 ,. H., 300
D m and $40 D. m daily Local trains from
HarrisontlTrE Il 81 g. n week days and
$40 D. m. daily. From Charlottesville, SIS
a. m and Dad D m daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. and detailed
information can BE had at ticket ofess, 7e5 I5ta
81 5II PenuSy fTzuIz ATCnue. md Pennsy lVXni1
Station Baggage checked through from h0Ies
snd residences
Phone Main E44I, P. Z. r. Cab Service.
C. Z ACTERT. General Manager
s H HARDTTCh. General PaSsT Agent
L 6 BROWN. General Agent
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRIrERs.

HleTes, oliyeTs, H&mrnoHds, FTanklins, Bar Lock,
BlickendeFfers, at greatly reduced prices rent
ing 81 up; typewriter repairing. reasonable
changes TYPEB RITTER EXCHANGE, III on ST.
nY. ml-6
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT Furnished front room, board ss2
/ Per month; private family 9z2 Massachusetts,
ave rv- ei
/ FOR BENT-Two completely furnished front
looms: new hou-o and furniture tiled bath;
light housekeeping: suitable for married couple;
| private family; no children 81 G ne e3-3
| FOR RENT-Furnished rooms cheap; no obiec
| ton 70 light housekeeping. 1909 IIth St cS-S
| FOR RENT Furnished rooms Tor light house
! keeping IIzO 9TH ST NV e3-S
/ FOR RENT-Large nicely furnished rooms 912
| st. NV. esq
FOR RENT-Lsrge well furnished room; rent
| reasonable. Apply 923 18th St e3-S
FOR RENT-Ro0ms, furnished or unfinished
10 St NV eS-9
FOR RENT-Nev7Iy furnished rooms; horsekcep-
ing OF otherwise; cheap 427 9th St NV e3-3
FOR RENT-gIs New York ave; nicely fur
nished rooms; private BATH transients accom-
modated- m3-9
FOR RENT Furnished room. third floor front.
1909 gth st nv mig
FOR RENT-Furnishcd nice large back room;
bath 6iz New Jersey ave nv. e2-2
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with or without
board Oh Virginia ave, sw- e2S
FOR RENT-Furnisire,i roorni near Pennsylvania
FOR RENT-Nice, large, airy corner rooms;
newly fuTElisised rent reasonable; gentlemen pre-
feIred-= sqJ 2Ist 81 corner II 81 NV mz-3
FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished room, cheap If
taken at once 1875 9Th St NV m2-3
FOR REST-Second story front rooms; cheap, I2s
Indiana ave ei3
FOR RENT Furnished and unfinished rooms.
ia 9Th St NV. els
FOR RENT-l635 New Jersey ave nv, for light
housekeeping, two nicely furnished roOms: Si2i
references eI-3
FOR RENT-one large, cool, nicely furnished
room newly paPered near G.. 2. o. - per
month 405 h St e1-3
FOR RENT-Large airy furnished rooms. z56 Sd
st eI-3
FOR RENT-FuTnished room, one person: rea-
scnable. 20I G $ NV mI3
FOR RENT-HandsomeI furnished rooms, facing
park so 4th St nv. mig
FOR REST-Second floor front room; also single
ro9m. central 6l2 ST NV mI-5
FOR RENT-Three large furnished rooms. house.
keeping; vacant Nay Is. les St. nv. ml7s
FOR RENT-IzTs 9th st nv, one nicely fur
'=lssed second aoOF front T0oHl, with board, for
two adults ml-3
FOR RENT-Two well furnished rooms. with
closets, BATH for single gentlemen, So and 50.
| 2z03 18th st nv. mis-
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished room IN small
family Apply lis 18th st. Sc, opposite Lincoln
Park. mI-3
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfinished rooms;
moderate prices 1872 18th St NV mis-
| FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms for
/ light housekeeping 81 h s. ne ml-5
| FOR REST-Good dining room and kitchen,
/ with excellent range and furniture 912 l st.
NV. mig
| FOR RENT-Tvo front connecting rooms. fur
! Bishcd OF unit -ished on Il St car line H
! 4 GARREN. 81 Il St ne. apSoTt
! FOR RENTAL the Grunewald rooms with
board without, furnished new Throughout
! 3I5 3Ti St NV. Indiana ave e25-T
!
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

- Every day in the yeas ON foot OF 7th
. st. for st. Monroe. Norfolk, Newport News.
- and all points south. by the superb. power
- full steel palace stes..ners Newport News,
- Norfolk" and Washington"
Lv Washington. =.=n LY- Portsmouth. 60 pm
LF Alexandria. 90 I'm Lv. Norfolk $50 p5n
Ar. Fl. 8onroe..7 90 sr1 Isv 1T. MonrOe-7 90 pm
Ar NorfOIk--.-.--S;Oc am Ar. AlexzndTia-.6:9o am
AT. Portsmouth sis am Ar Washington 90 am
- IL Through connections made at Norfolk
- with steamers Of Old Dominion Steamship
- CO. for New York and Merchants and
- Miners Steamships for fcston.
STFor further information apply at gen
- erzi ticket Office Bond Building. I4th and
- ny. ave. OF 18th st-EshsTi,- Washington, D. C.
Phone 229O mo CALLAHAN General Manager
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR sALE-Two horses cheap one 5 years old;
fast driver nice Tor a lady Il J. MOORE 18th
and Concord st. South Bro0klaud, D. c. esq
FOR SsLE-Blac1 mare; fine saddle horse: also
In harness; perfectly sound; years old. In
qUire DOWSEY'S STABLES. 1922 L 81 nv. m3-3
FOR sALE-Dsyton wagon, horse and harness.
suitable FOR any purpose Apply IN rear 1913
II ST. Ne m3-3
FOR SALE Carpenters wagon Call at SHOP,
corner 9Th and l sts- sw- mss
FOR SALE-At half price; grocery wagon, buggy
and harness to quick buyer Corner 10Th and B
sts. e2-S
FOR sALE-Active work horse; eight years old;
80 pounds; work anywhere: good driver; sound.
Can be seen Suucag. Y. c. DONALDSON.
Theological Seminary, Fairfax county, Va, or
drop postal. Price, slz5. m2-3
ron sALE-Good surrey and harness. So 282
II It MIS-
FOR SALE-Two Light delivery wagons; Day
ton and Jaeger, complete Rear 49, First st.
uw. e1-2
FOR SALE-Horse suitable for any kind Of
work; also two top buggies- Call store. 1899
North Capitol St mis-
FOR SALE-At a sacrifice. two good. useful bay
mares; viii suit for driving any business;
also Eve-glass landau, surrey, Victoria, two sets
double harness, two sets single harness. Stable
IN rear 1923 ! NV mI3
FOR sALE-Stylish cutundeT trap to highest bid
der; make offer. 94s \. I. ave. nv. mig
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

NASTED-By yeuHg man. room and board IN
tbs 'aes- m@-s
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COUNTRY BOARD.
FOR RENT-Large weII-furnished room for two
persons at LaHgdou, d. c.; Queen Chapel Gloss
ing good table; spring water hne shade c. 4.
MARCH. e273
WANTED-ChiIdrcn for country board; good at
teusio1; moderate terms Address ). HOBFURD.
Arlington Postofice Va mss
TAKOHA SPRING HOTE[ VIII open May Is
with latest improved baths and every conven-
ience; terms reasonable Apply to proprietor at
hotel Sundays and Thursdays from . 10 5 p m,
or 1870 I st. nv; references exchanged e28-I0
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WANTED-S Steady, reliable woman for general
hCIEseWI-k; good wages; only one wishing steady
employment 2eed apply, Cali 2S9f Pennsylvania
ave ~ eI
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Observation-Disclosures.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WAETED-Four or six mahogany dining chairs;
give description AID price Address BOX 40
this Office ei
WANTED-PaHn tickets for diamonds and
5egrelrv; cash paid for old gold, silver L. A3RA-
HAMS, 80 9th 81 uw. ap5-u
wANTED-OId feather beds. for cash. address
BOX 532, this Office mS-5
WASTED Upright piano, standard make, in hrst-
class Cuil-llti1u- 10 bug for cash; price must be
reasonable give particulars. Address BOX 3d.
this Office ma
LADY WOULD LIKE USE Of upright piano for
summer nIonths; would keep insured and give
best Of care and would purchase II satisfactory
.esl'-IeS, 90 yta o. uS-S
WASTED-LessoBs in boxing; state terms Ad-
dress BOX 80. this Office. mig
WANTED stand for Edison T.ho1o..rgDb-
half proceeds 1913 c ST sc.
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-od clothing address postal. viii
call B. TARSHEs, 1898 eth ST. nv. apI4-80t
WANTED Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
aHd gents cast-oh clothing. address postal ysiII
call 5 kEBESKY, 1905 7tL st. NV. ez8-So
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-Oh clothing address postal viii
cali. l. SIMON, 46G G 81. sw. e2iI5
W4KTFD-BeII dressed men to get their clothes
ILs'1e 20 order On weekly OF monthly paymeats;
rt<frfTcos requested, as are selling SC cash
psi - Address BOX %. this once. Misc
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CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC RY.
STORAGE

WHY PAY $50 for storage when store Tor
10th st. NV. mis-
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WAREHOUSES;.

WAREHOUSES;.
WANTED-Houses to paint II country; good
work moderate prices. address BOX %, this
Office. 81
WANTED AiiddIe-aSed, responsible couple de
sire care Of furnished h0Else for summer; no
charge for services Address BOX 4g2 this Of
nee. IL
WANTED-T5 buy snail house. Il St.. between
4th and 9Th sts ne, stste terms; payment down
and monthly AtdFess 500 Il ST. ne. E3-3
WANTED-T0 purchase, six or sevcn-room brick
house; on Capitol Hill OF IN northwest AG-
dress BON GGs. this Office mis-
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WALL PAPER.

NOLTE, s24 9th St NV. "a constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs IN Val
Papers and papers rooms from 500 Up CaIi
and investigate for yourself and be convinced.
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ATOMS wAETED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By Parisienne dressmaker. summer
dresses to do home; reasonable. Call NINE.
MARIE. 552 Z0Jh 81 81
WANTED-By lady, position in doctors or
dentists Office. address BOX 40, this Office 81
WANTED-Bv an experienced Iaundress. washing;
10 do at home Gail or address 45i y st. Ny. eI
WASTED-SewiHE N families; all kinds: beauti-
599. this Office nj
WAATED-Isdy with excellent experience would
take head position a. some seasioEe iOr refined
parties address BOX 5T5 this Office ms
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WANTED-A neat honest colUref girl for gen
erai housework; good plain cook SIS Z St ne
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WASTED-Beautiful art work; new porcelain
hand work thoroughly accomplished il one les
son price 81 agents wanted to take orders;
hours .. N. % P H. lz5l stu st. NV. 81
WANTED-Ambitious young people 10 take sum
mer course in Shorthand REPORTING SCHOOL
Sfa 6 81 Special rates. egg
WANTED-A tailor and woman. a good hand
81 repairing gcEtiCmel's clothing Apply al
once OBJ d St NV mI
WANTED-By recent High School principal. tu-
toriug; scholars backward in grades = specially;
city references; terms reasonable Add-ess IT,
TOR. 3lgz-A St ne-- city. ez-3
WANTED-Young people To take our course in
Shorthand; our last order for twenty Remine-
tens and I've Sgnith-Preniers gives US the largest
ec5.pu-sc1 OF any school n Washington. WOODS
Coy r-i 'CTAL COLLEGE, 81 East Capitol 81
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

BASJf1D-3y High School boy and girl. Office
WeFE saialy no object address BOX s0S this
once. q
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WANTED-A competent white dressmaker al
once Apply in person. 523 Sd 81 ne e3--
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-~---~--~~---~--~-------~---
WANTED-Four linen room women, % cham
barIuaidS. mattresses. cleaners for resorts. tlr9
Paid BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY 595 l3th 81,
ny eI
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wANTED-C0UNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-By couple with two small childrel
foue an iHfaHt), country board airy room, goor
water, shade. convenient 10 city Address BOZ
go this Office m5-3
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" ANTED-WaitreSs. At once; mast be expert
cnCei. white preferred T4s'TEL BALTIMORE
18th and New York ave ne. eI
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FOR RENT-SU3URBA

FOR RENT. SUBTRBAN-The Guy Mansion
squares steam and electric cars, Hyattsville; Is
rooms vineyard, orchard, very handsome shade
and ornamental trees and shrubbery, large
grounds rich garden land, chicken yard and
houses: $500 for summer months or $50 per mo- ii
by the year ROGERS q FARDEN, HEattSyiiie-
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-Brick house. 22d St NV, rooms
and bath; price s.. 500; 0nl- 500 cash: balance
SIS monthly, including interest; nice home;
wake uPi investigated don't pay rent " c.
EAIDEAAN, az I4tn St e3-3
FOR sALE-House; nine rooms; 1O0x220 feet:
main street; three minutes from station Hyatts-
vile Address owner, BOX sSI, tais office. MIS-
FOR SALE-Fine house, very chea~; hcaTUuy To-
cation, II hour from city; see photograph
SOULE s. CO., Bank OF Washington Building.
ml-3
FOR SALE-Bargain; beautiful Broom residenr.
IN northwest. near car line, worth s. 900: terms
500 cash. balance monthly, at SZT.50; price
s. 600. GASG1H BROS 1901 ST apII-tf
FOR RENT-HOUSES-
FOR RENT-Brick house. 1872 18th St ne.
rooIns hot and cold water; hail. 5000; key next
door. Apply 100 St Sc e3-8
FOR RENT-ZOZ9 Ist 81 NV; 8 rooms and bath
modern plumbing; S29- 80 per month O. Il
BILLESGSLEY, 6I5 I4th St mS-f
FOR REET-Neat home; six rooms; all modern
improvements porcelain BATH IN iTst class con-
dition- Apply to Owner, 1882 New jersey ave
NV nz-S
FOR RENT-sII-aO5 Mass ave. NV, small
frame horse; Eve rooms; water in yard mis-
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WANTEIAColored woman for chagubermaid and
waitress; references required 1915 Nassa cllu-
sets ave NV. 81
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WANTED-FLATS.
WANTED-F1at IN apartment house nu-- BY
Government clerk , rooms and bath; not 20 ex-
coed so during summer months and So winter.
address BOX SSl. this Office. c2-3
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WANTEE-A Erst-cIass cook; must 20 to Asbury
Park. y J., fer the summer; references re-
quiTcd- Apply Ia2s N st. NV eI
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

"ANTED-A swift cutter and filter: steady IO-k-
er can get room and beard good pay, 80 10th
pI
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LOST.
FOUND.

FOUND-At Lacey's most modern ice cream fac
tory in America, delicious chocolates vanilla and
strawberry ice cream: made from the fruit not
the acid; soc per gallon Also Lacey7s special
Zoe per gallon flee. 697 New York ave. Phone
Hain $685. deIO-u
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-27
BRoWNFIELD MUST EXPLAIN
Ranchman Who Turns Up with Miss
Ing Mans Cattle on Trial
for Murder.

sUNDANCE. wyo.. May 26.-(special.)-
A murder case that has attracted wide
spread attention throughout the Black Hills
region is in progress here. George Brown
field. a Buelah. Wye, r~anchman, is &C
cused Of the murder Of John Vaughn, a
prosperous stookman living northeast OF
here.
1t is alleged that Brownheld was the last
mar seen with Vaughn, who disappeared
last August and has not since been seen.
The two are said to have left vaughn's
ranch on Pine creek with a bunch OF cattle
owned by the latter.
Brovnheld arrived IN Belle Fourche with
the cattle and alone. He said Vaughn had
gone to Montana. he. BrOWnheld. having
purchased the cattle. The stock was mort
gagged by Brownheld to q Belle Fourchs
bank.
A few months later the horse ridden by
Vaughn was found running loose on the
prairie near the Montana line.
Searching parties have been looking for
Vaughn and large rewards have been Of
fensd for information that would disclose
his Whereabouts. but in vain
Mns Vaughn brought suit against Brown
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-27
CALCULATIONS NOW IN ORDER
Evolution of Youth from Public
schools Commands Attention
Throughout the state.

EWING. Neb., May 2s.5CspeciAl.)-Com-
mencement exercises Of the Ewing High
school were held Friday evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church. After the
exercises about fifty Of the alumni Of the
Ewing High school repaired 20 the Elkhorn
house. where a banquet was held. On
Saturday evening the o. T. class. consist
ing Of twenty-three pupils who had been
neither absent nor tardy during the entire
year, gave a~'splendid program at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church!
WEEPING WATER. Neb.. May 2s.-(spe-
cal.)-A .rowded house greeted Rev. F. S.
Stein OF Lincoln at the Congregational
church last evening to listen 10 the bae-
calAureats sermon 70 the class Of 1909 OF
the High school. Rev. Stein made a master
full address. The commencement exercises
will be held next Thursday evening. The
class numbers six.
AURORA. Neb. May 2s-(special)-Th
Aurora High schoo will hold its graduating
exercises at the opera house Friday even
ing. May 80. There. will be a class Of thir-
WAHoo. Neb-. May 2s.5speeisl.)-Com-
meneement week began last evening by the
baeealaureate sermon at the opera house,
preached by Rev. W. I. Coburn. Music was
furnished by the High school chorus OF
about atty voices.
GENEVA, Neb.. May 2s-(speeiAL)-Rsv.
E. n. Evans delivered the b~accalAureats
address TO the High sehOOi graduates IN
the opera house Sunday evening.
FAIRMONT. Neb, NAY 26-(speciAl.l-
The commencement festivities OF the Fair
mont schools began last night with the bse-
eAlAureats sermon BY Rev. C. H RsGvs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-27
POISON ENDS Her TROUBLES
Lizzie Roberts, & Farmers Daughter, Takes
Her Own Life.
SHE HAD oUARRELED WITH HER LOVER
Leaves n Note Accusing Him Of Beat
ing Her and saying that He
Caused Her 10 Commit
Suicide.

BEATRICE. Neb., May 2s.-CspeciAl Tele-
gram )-Saturdsy evening about 80 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roberts, living nine
miles south Of wymore. on returning from
a shopping expedition to wymore. found
the dead body Of their daughter, Lizzie,
lying in the dooryard about eight feet from
the east side Of the house. The body was
lying lace downward, the head rest
ing on the hands and arms. and
the rest Of the body rigid. supported by the
toes alone. The body Of the dead girl was
removed TO the house and q mounted mes
senger dispatched to notify Coroner walden.
Immediately on receiving word DR.. Walden,
accompanied by Constable Teary, drove to
the Roberts farm. After a hasty examina-
tion DR.. Walden pronounced the death to
be due to poisoning and decided to hold
an inquest. A search Of the premises
disclosed q note from the girl TO her
parents. The note was lying on a pillow
Of the bed in the girls room and was as
follows:
May "A. 1sc2-This is to certify that John
{. Helmer is the cause of my death and
will be going to my grave with blue and
PACK places on my, body caused by. him
God will serve him as he served me. He
saio II / would buy the revolver he would
pull the trigger. LIZZIE ROBERTS.
Testimony at the c~oroner's inquest de-
veloped the fact that Miss Roberts had
kept company with Helmer for some time
past and that the two quArreled frequently.
Helmer had been known to strike the girl.
About three weeks ago they broke their
engagement, and at the time Miss Roberts
gave Helmer a pitchfork standing near
where they were talking and asked him
to kill her. He struck her with the fork
handle. The next day be went to Okla
bona. and brooding over the quarrel so
preyed upon the girls mind that II culmi-
mated in her suicide Saturday. She tried to
procure a revolver Saturday morning. but
being unable 10 do SO, SO took a dose OF
strychDine from a bottle of the stuff that
was kept in the house for killing gophers.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict
that Miss Roberts death had resulted from
a dose Of poison taken with suicidal intent.