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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-02

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fiinfsiS @eilen Die Stunbe fubr, bate
Der &nabe taum nennensmertbe Ter=
leSun9en bappnsetrasen. 9Bie er
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6enlfer gebeugt unb er mar binausee=
puraslt. Dab er 10 sIimpflid oupon=
asfommen 1T, iit Elm mabrss &dtbisl.
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Sia m n b ie BEN.
Tincennes. @inbre1er er=
beuteten aus bent 2aben bes Sumeliers
s. g. 9obbs llbren unb Suipelen i'm
Bertbe bon mebreren bunbert Dollars.
Ser 8orfan muroe balo barauf ent=
oedt unb bic Oiebe tpurbsn bierauf nit
gluthunben berfoIst. aaein oieielbsn
fonnten nidis ausridten, benn Die
8urfden waren bersits iiber ben 6luB
nod SllinDis entfommen.
Der ueue Birgermeiter
ppn 81 e fp III ann.
9t e m u b ~. Der Mmtster=
min bes Biir9ermeiiters grumbo bon
SEEM Nlbanp lief lsbts Nadt um stpOIf
uhr ab, uno ibm fOlgte 6rant 8.
Sbraoer. Ssuts abenb tpirb in elmer
eibuns beg etaotratbes 6err grumtc
iid berabi6ieoen.
Sie @epublitener in Stem 9llbanp
unb 6lopo Gountp iinb iiber Den Nus=
fal Der primdrmabl ni9t iebr baut
Man fiirdtet einen unaiinifiscn gin=
flub oerielben auf bic Nobembertpab=
len, uno Elm prpniinenter pplititer
meints, uenn es in Snoiana iiberall 10
suginee, bann tpiirben in ben Saupt=
wablen Die Semofraten 20, 900 Stim=
men Wajuritdi erlansen.
Weff 8aben Sprinas Sptel.
Wef Baben. 9as neue gDeit
8aben Springs 9otel ilt sehern erOff=
net moroen unb bereits am Nahmittag
baiten iiG $50 @dfts re9iifrirt. gs iit
wabri6einlid bas sr0bte 9otel i'm
Weifen. Sc iii i'm balbfreisfornisen
Stpl aebaut uno Der innere Sof, mel.
der einen Sur6melIer BON 200 6uB
but 1T BON elmer &ieien=2uppsl iiber=
m6lbt.
M / d 9igan 6 tn. = Die Ma-
rine @Ommiiiion, Der Die Nus-
wabl zines seeigneten plaBes fur
bic Marine= =S9ul=Station an ben sro=
BEN Seen oblisst, pirb bic bon Wi6i=
gan @itp aHgebotenen @runbitiide be-
fatisen, bepor tie zine gnti9eioung
trift.
/ Die betreffenbe Mittbeiluns III se=
iiern Senator Gairbanfs bon apmiral
$. 6. Saplor, Dem Gbef pes SHiff=
fabrts=8ureau's, aema9t moroen. 9err
Saplor, sasleid bas ,ransdltefte Wit=
elieb Der Gommiiiion, berfidert, bab
benz Mngebot Midigan @itp's cine
iorsfdltiee geadtuns seldente merbe.
Sie beiben Senatoren Snoiana's, 8Ou=
perneur Surbin unb GonsreB=abseorb=
meter @rumpadsr fuden 0as Oeparte=
ment nod 3rdften fir Midiaan @itp
su intereiiiren. Nllem gnidein nad
lissen Die Musii9ten fir Die Staot
ni9t ungiinifig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-02
SnSiamapoIis @ammer@or.

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guldren proben fur ben semiiaten
@bor tpis fir ben Mdnner=@bor bes
Snbpls. Mdnner9ors, ipieoer in Der
8ereinsbals absebalten, oa bic &eno,
birung Der unteren &dume bes Ier=
einsbeimes nunmebr bonenbet 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-02
Yic. Ntc

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part. Mue 4urmer tttto
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fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-02

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Montag Sr. 8. q. g. Barrier in iei=
ner WObnuns an Der Station Str,
8risbtmpob, aus oem 2eben asf8ie.
ben. 8epor er fi9 Der drstli4eu
praris pibmete, mar er. piele Sabre
lang Jabrifant bon Eoilette=Seife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-02
Na6rihten aus Snbiana.
@rplofionauf einem
6 9 a u 10 q qen.

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8ineennes. Wdbreno Der
Mrbeiter=Sas=paraoe fano auf fem
sroBen Sdautpagen Der 8ruben=M =Mrbei=
ter cine pulper-grploiion fatt. Sie
Niible murbe in bic 2uft eeiprenst
unb bic auf oem Wasen beIinbliden
perionen Sra Giolsr, Sobn Scott rnb
9bner 2iif ipuroen famer perlebt.
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IOrfall rief natiirlid unter ben 3u=
| faauern auf Der StraBe cine rieiige
Mufresung berpor. Sas picnie am
Nadmittas NOR ron iiber 10000 per-
fonen beiIdt.
Der u b E t e r=S ae iiberaIl
gefeiert.
gpan sbiIIe. Nn Der Yarabe
nabmen iibsr 1000 perionsn tbeil es
mar bic sr6Bte ibrer Nrt, pel4e je
bur9 bic Straben Der Stabt paflirte.
Die @lfs, 800 on Der 3abl, erI9ienen
in becorirten @quipaeen. Mm Na9=
mittag erOifneten iie ibren garnebal,
an tpeI9em fi9 ettpa 5000 perionen
betbeilistsn. Uie Mrbeiter unionen
9aben elm Barbecue unb sin picnie.
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SimOns, 9erausseber Der grbeiter=
3eitung, BON Chicago.
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Sag unter ben Muipieien Der u. 8.
Il. W. 2osen sefeiert. GonsreBmann
Senior uno Gidter Sboalas Dillon bon
Petersburg maren Die 9auptrebner.
W ba 8. 9ln Der eeitrigen
6eier nabmen iiher $4,000 auswdrtise
Bsiuder tbsil. Ser 8eiu9 mar in Der
Sbat Elm fold itarfer, oae Die Snter-
urban=gabnen faum i'm Stanbe tuaren,
bic Menidenmense su bsiudltisen.
/ 2afapette. Sdmmtli9e Gabri=
fen unb 8ei6dfte maren beute se=
IfhloKen; bic paraoe Der Mrbeiter=
llnionen mar cine groBartise uno bas
picnic am ga9n,ittas, mar BON Sau.
ienben beiudt.
i Sartforb 6 itp. Seit sebn
Sabren 1T bic Geier bes Mrbeitertagei
bier nod ni4t bon elmer fold riefieen
Meni9enmenge, 9efeiert tuoroen, ale
pie es gelfern Der 6aa mar. Die &eb=
ner bes Sases tparen Gidter Nelion,
Der bemocratif9e ganoibat fir gon.
greb unb iein republicaniider @esnel
6reb. 2anbis bon 2ogansport.
!, 8ebfoib. $500 Mdnner nab.
men an Der geitri9en paraoe tbeil.
gs mar Die impoianteite, tpel4e ie ir
2aurenee gountp itattsefunben bat.
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eeifern. Oie parabe mar sipei Meiler
lang unh entbielt 3ablrei9e S9au
udgen.
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lun9srei enber.
2osansport. Siaias 8ernon
&eiienber fir bic vDeerins 9arbeifin!
: Ma9ine Co." ma9te 9efern ieinen
Daiein burd gridieben Elm freimillise!
gnbe. Sinansieller unb bduslidel
! Srubel iollen bic uria9e ieiner Der
; 3tpeifelten Sbat fein.
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! Wm. Bunpau, elmer Der prominente
ifer1 Uirger oes Srtes, TT 9elferft 1le
einem Magenleiben erlesen. gr ma
. ieit Az Sabren in hieiiaer Stab
anidifis.
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I oes.
B arlington. 6rau Ganni
I Sanbers bon Salespins, &p. befanl
f9, bon ct. 2ouis tommeno mi
ibren sebn 2inoer auf einem 3use be
9. & 8. g. %. Yabn als es ibr i
fenia, Sn. einfiel, einmal cine Wute
$ runs iber ibrs Gpr0Bliase, tpelae atl
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-02
gins ben @eridtsb0ien.
. rOb9ei9 renen In
SiBur1a.

iu9s HoS9oS"t IsS ooi" S-t"'''"i~'@1'S-
bereibist uoroen iuaren, in SiBung.
Sisielben iinb: peter Blanf bon Bride
port, Siaat Sing, Sos. B. @huppin
Gbarles &abl BON Snbianapolis, Wm.
s. G6leids Dou Cumberland unb Rn.
bert 81. Woore bon Sem 9luguffa. sic
uerosn iiber biersis Gdle su unteriu-
den baben.
Die 9lntlaee ssgen SeIiie Weit, mel=
DE bes tbdtliGsn 4nsriffs 'bei8ulbigt
mar, puroe auf gntras oes Staats-
antualts nieberseidlasen.
probatseridt.
Sas Seitamsnt Der tiirslit aus bem
9ebsn ssi6iebensn Srau Gat5arine
Warsaretbe 2a1On if i'm probatse-
ri6t beftdtist worben. Sbr seiaumter
Naalab fdlt ibrem Sobne SObn su.
Serislbe fteate iOfort gBrsidaft bon
s35, 900
9leue g 9eio un9sfla9e.
Beatrice M. Staiforb pertlaste ibren
@attsn Sarrp auf Sdeiouns.
Charles 90. Walf miiniht ebsnfalls
bon ieiner Satin Nnnie, nadbem er
6ereits felt 81 Sabren nit ibr perbei-
ratbet ift. 9eidieoen su perben. Ior
5lpei Sabren Oerlieb fie ibn auf glim=
merpieosrieben.
Clara 6. Barter bat in ibrenl Sers
sen nibts meb, iibrig fir tbren @atten
Wilbelm unb aus bieiem 8runbe ber=
tlagte iis Jpn auf S9eiouns. Sic CAB
als @runb brutale 8sbanbluns an.
$25, 900 bon Der g traB E NJ
ba =8efsllf DAFT
perlanst.
Sames 81. Sarriion perflast Die
StraBenbabn @eIeQfdaft auf $4,000
Saaoenerius, neil feline Satin gliia-
bet6 in ssolee Der S6ulo Der Mneeitell=
ten 10 fdpere Nerlebunaen erlitt, bab
lie iebt faum nebr i'm Stanbe 1T,
ibren bdusli9en pflidtrn na9au=
tomnen.
Mslinbn u. Willisp iuini4t bon Oer
@sieaidaft $4,000. sic mollts zines
Sagsa i'm Hobember b. $. bon elmer
electriiden Gar abiteisen, als bieielbt
iid bereits uisber in @eweaung febte.
sic ffiirste su 8oben unb erlitt II
| ibmere 8srleBuneen, oab lie 3eits
lebens perfriippslt bleiben pirb.
Sbr @atte Senrp rei4te ebenfalli
gessn Die 8eieaidaft cine Slase au
$40, 900, elm neil in GOlse Der Ser.
lebunsen, pslds feline Grau erlitter
bat, er ibrer 9iilfe als 9ausfrau ent'
bebren mus unb Sienfboten anse'
fdafft usrben muBtsn.
We itere g 9eie as
Hagen.
Sbomas $. pratber perlanst por be-
6. 8. & 8. 8abn=@sisli9aft $5O0O
Nm 9. Mu9uif b. s. rannts elm 3ug
als er Den gabn.llebsrsang an bel
Oriental StraBe unb Soutbeaiteri
9luenue paiiiren tpOllte, sessn isiner
@asen. gr puroe auf oas Straben
pflaifer seidleubert unb bsrlebt, ieii
pferoe muroe auf Der STEELE 9st0ot
unb Der Wasen purbe in Brennhol
bertpanbelt.
i gu9en 8. 6if9er reidte sssen bi
Central Union Selepbon So. elm
alase bon $50 @aaoensriab elm
Gr mar zines 9asss beim grriatsn ei
nes pfables beiddftiat setpeisn. al
oerielbe umifiirste. ct fisl bireet oil
ben Rldaer, mel9er oabur9 10 iaus
berleBt purbe, oab er nod INNER mid
i'm Stanoe 1T, gu arbeiien.
Sraeep priee, Wittipe bon Maro
price perlanst bon Der Dome Seatin
& 2iabtins 60. $1,000 Sbr Sat-
mar in bem 0ei9dft berfslben bei9d
'ist setueien, als zines 9aees elm ReiI,
srplooirie. Ct tpurbe bur9 ben en-
wei4enben beiBen Sampf 10 idme
perbriibt, bab er ieinen WunoM erlae
j gineipeitere 2Iagein
Der g pife. 8 p. WeiB=
fappen.Mffaire.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-02

az Die bette 5 Sent gisarre In
Der Stabt. Wu@o's .3ongfelOu.~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-02
Serbffef=& &esela

Sur Die getbeiIisuns on Der 9csenparabe.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Nineteenth street extended and Vernon
avenue-Julia T. Peck to Chinese imperial
government, lot IL. block 8, WASHINGTON
Heights. $11.97O. Achsah NJ. Ely to same,
part lot 10, block 3; $500
No. 25O2 G street northwest-Mary A.
Dobbins ct vir. Robert NJ, to julius l. Pey-
ser and James E. Finigan, part lot 8, square
80; so.
l street southeast between 9th and 10th
streets-Elizabeth Witthaft ct al to August
G. Hermann, original lot and part origi-
nal lot 2, square $50; SO.
Mount Pleasant-John G. Campbell to
Louis H.. Julius NJ, George A.. Carrie A.
and Walter e. Schneider and Mary E. Cis-
sci. lots 296 and 297; so.
First street northeast between G and II
streets-Robert A. Dore ct ux to George e,
Fleming lot 68 and part lot 60, square 877;
$500.
Pennsylvania avenue northwest between
21st and 22d streets-Albert b. Hines ct ux
to Joseph r. Smith. part original lot 10,
square 75; SO.
Fourteenth street northwest between U and
v streets-William N. Roach jr, ct al, to
John w. Lee, lot 3b square 2O4; SO. Albert
=. A. King ct ux. to same, lot "a. square
2O4: $40.
H street northeast between North Capitol
and LIST streets-Johanna Hewett ct vir,
Charles w. to GeorgS q. Fleming. part lots
110 and 120 square SIT: A.5O0
Connecticut avenue Northwest between N
and p StreetS-EEzabeth A. Ernst, ct vir
Oswald HI. to Helen A. Ernst part lots u
and %. square 1877: SO. Helen A. Ernst
conveys same property to Oswald H. Ernst.
$40.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Paime's CelerY :
Compound
The Marvellous Banisher of
Disease Has Become
the Popular Fam
lily Medicine.
DEVISED By AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN AND
GENERALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
PROFESSION

Professor Edward z. Phelps, Md. LID. ae-
cordine to the ethics OF honest and reputable ply
scians. gave to the leading medical men Of the
world his wonderful prescription, Paine's Celery
Compound, as soon 1t was perfected. For this
reason Pane's Celery Compound has never been in
cluded among patent medicines Coming from 70
high source. and being thoroughly tested and
80 strongly recommended, physicians prescribe t
with confidence
Paine's Celery Compound rapidly gains in fame
as disease banisher; all who have tried II crate
fully acknowledge it's curing aud life giving power
1t drives the poison germs Of deep-seated diseases
from the blood; it brings huoyancy Of spirit in
place OF lasstude and dependency; II enables the
overtaxed and broken-down system to start fairly
on the road to health: 1t gives the sweet sleep
necessary to brain and nerves. 1t strengthens in
vigorates and gives tone TO the system makes pure
blood, Is food and nourishment for nerves and
tissues. 1t makes sick people we'll
Mr.. John b. Dryden. Editor OF the Frankfort
CALL Frankfort, KY. writes follows:
1T gives me great pleasure to state to you, ana
to any suffering human being that in my Judgment
there are thousands upon thousands In this broad
land OF ours who today suffering. who might
enjoy all the blessings Of health II they would bnt
use your great medicine, Paine's Celery Con pound.
For the cure Of dyspepsia II has Superior.
and that dread disease. insomnia. will soon he .
thing Of the past II people who are thus afflicted
will use this medicine.
Il have used the Compound In my family and
always with beneficial results. As a family med
icine do not think 1t possible TO find Its superior.
To those who worn out In body. 1t will speedily
bring them back to health and make them feel that
life is worth living again. To all poor suffering,
human creatures say use Paine's Celery Com
pound II you want to be made we'll" !"
Evening star., 1902-03-15
BEREsFoRD cR11CIsEs NAVY.
British Admiral Says It is as Bad as
Army

dispatch from London last night says:
In an address today before the London
chamber Of commerce. on the lack Of ad-
ministrative efficiency in the British organi
cation for defense. Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford remarked that initial
naval reverses similar to the military re-
verses experienced in South Africa would
entail disasters which would be irreparable
and whcn would be eternal in their effect.
1t was lack of organization which led to
the remount and other scandals. His plan
for insuring naval efficiency included the
addition to the board Of admiralty Of a
naval war lord Of the admiralty, who would
be responsible for placing before parliament
the full requirements Of the navy.
Ihe government, Lord Charles added.
ought to purchase coal fields at home and
in the colonies. All warships useless for
hghtlng purposes or valueless on account of
lack OF speed ought to be abolished. The
reserves ought to be reorganiZed and as
early as possible the whole war fleet should
be mobli1zed, TO test its organization and
discover its weak points,
Instancing the shortage Of coal at some
of the principal stations Lord Beresford
said he had succeeded after much obstruc
ton, In finding out how inadequate We're
the supplies at Gibraltar and Malta. He
represented this state of affairs to his chief.
but he mad TO threaten to haul down his
flag and publish the whole business in the
newspapers in order to get the matter
remedied.
The story that the British admiralty has
Irobldden the transfer Of the White Star
Line 10 the Morgan interests Is untrue.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
n Nh N nm nrnA DnHrNhc Gold .SilverRronze,
- ASN " Copper. Only 1oc.
Southern Railway Promotions.

President Samuel Spencer Of the Southern
railway has announced a number of mpor-
tant changes in the offices of that system.
Several well-known Washingtonians receive
promotions as the result of the changes.
J. NJ. Culp, who was formerly traffic
manager of the system. has been made
fourth vice president. He will be in charge
of the traffic department.. and will re-
port to the second vice president. w. A.
Turk, who was formerly assistant pas
senger traffic manager at Washington. has
been made passenger traffic manager.
7. G. Powell, formerly assistant freight
traffic manager at Louisville, has been
made freight traff1c manager C. H. Ack-
ert. formerly general manager Of the Mo-
bile and Ohio railway at ST. Louis, has been
eppointed general manager OF the Southern
railway system. with the exception of the
ST. Louis-Louisville lines, and will report
to the third vice president. Lee McClung
will succeed T. G. Powell as assistant
freight traffic manager at Louisville. Mr..
McClung was formerly assistant to the Sec
ono vice president, W. w. Finley. The Of
fees of the traffic manager and assistant
passenger traffic manager are abolished.
1t Is announced by the company that tho
offices of traffic manager and assistant pas
senger traffic manager are abolished. These
offices We're held. respectively. by J. NJ
Culp, who becomes fourth vice president,
and w. A. Turk, who becomes passenger
traffic manager.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
BREAD DYSPEPSIA.
WHITE BREAD MAKES TROUBLE WITH soMA
PEOPLE

Loading up with white bread and starchy cereals
is quite sure to ultimately bring disorder
Of the bowels, and is frequently the cause Of ap-
pendictis.
The starches are not digeeted in the upper stoni-
ach, but are treated in the duodenum aud from
there on down through the whole length Of the
bowels. Consequently, II too much starchy food 70
used particularly white bread. trouble is likely to
set up White bread does not contain the diastatic
principles which nature placed in the wheat berry
to help digest starch but the white -four miller
leaves that part out
Grape Nuts Breakfast Food was perfected pur-
posely supply the starch Of the cereals and the
other parts intended by Nature for use, and prs-
sents them to the body in form that VIII easily
be digested. In fact, they predigested by q
natural means during the process Of manufacture,
SO that can get all the energy and value from
that sort of food without overloading the organs.
A from Brantford Ont, says: For the
first twenty years Of my life 1 lived out Of doors.
then took up my present employment which 10
indoors, and requires the exercise Of the brain
rather than the body.
"Gradually a languid feeling took possession OF
me. which developed into dyspepsia and later into
constipation. These conditions continued for sew
eral years In spite of pills and laxatives without
number. After a time 1 began to suffer from
great lack Of vitality and from time to time vita
cramps In the bowels. which usually laid me uD
for three four days. Finally the physician dis
covered that on the point OF appendicitis.
After of these attacks, about six months
ago, a neighbor brought in part Of psckase 9.
Grape Nuts to try. and noticed good results iro
the frst and have continued to use tne 6oo- !"
place Of white bread and cereals 1 iormef.y oseu
.sI have gaiued considerably In weight, feel muce
bettsr sthan I have In yeau, my eompaexio0 mas
cleared mn Digestion ID good, and have not had
cramp since starting; but more important than
all else notice q distinct elearness Of mind sue-
tained BY energy and nerve force that have
not known before.
IT have learned an exceedingly valuable lesson In
living, and viii not hereafter. load myself down
with food requiring too much bulk TO supply .
sufficient amount Of nourishnent ~ I used to- Ahis
lesson In moderation In diet and moving how 70
select proper food IL worth everything 70. me-"
Name furnished by Postum Co.. Dsttls CEeek. xisA.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Medals Denied Yosemite's Men.

Some time ago the naval board on awards
decided that the engagement In which
the U. s. 8. Yosemite took part in June,
1893. was not big enough In its eyes
to warrant the bestowal Of West Indian
campaign medals upondshs Surviving men,
semite's complement dh7ihgi she war with
Spain was made of naval milittamen Of De-
troit Mich. and an appeal yas made from
that quarter to the President against the
boards decision The matter was referred
back to the board, and 1t t49 reported to
Secretary Long that after a Careful recon
sideration OF facta 1t still holds that. while
the conduct of the crew is shown to. have
been most commendable. Fh1 actual I'M
portance Of the affair was not such as to
warrant commemorative medals. 1t Is de-
clared that the Yosemite was not injured
by the enemy's fire, and that she inflicted
no damage of any consequence to the
Spaniards. except to force the transport
Antonio Lopez to run ashore 70 escape cap
ture.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
EASTERLY WINDS.
Rain Indicated for Tonight and Prob
ably SUNDAY.

ably Sunday.
Forecast till pm. Sunday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia and Maryland. rain to-
night and probably Sunday; fresh to brisk
easterly winds
For Delaware and Virginia. rain tonight
and probably Sunday; easterly winds. brisk
to high on the coast
Weather conditions and general forecast
The severe storm that was central Friday
morning over northeastern Colorado has
moved to western Minnesota with slightly
diminished Intensity.
Rain has fallen generally in the southern
states, the Ohio valley and the southern
portion Of the lake region. accompanied by
higher temperatures, while in the rear OF
the storm there has been a cold wave. at
tended by snow and northerly gales
There will be rain tonight in the east
and south generally. continuing Sunday in
the middle Atlantic states and the lower
lake region.
1t will be colder Sunday in the Ohio val
ley, the east gulf states and the greater
portion of the lower lake region.
On the middle Atlantic coast the winds
will be easterly, increasing in force; on the
south Atlantic coast they will be brisk and
possibly high east to south, and on the east
gulf coast fresh to brisk east to south,
shifting to westerly
Storm warnings are displayed on the At
lantic coast from Jacksonville to New
York.
Steamers which depart today for Euro
pean ports will have fresh to brisk east
winds with increasing cloudiness to the
Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation dn
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Macon. LIZ; Mobile.
2.SS: New Orleans. 2S4; Meridian. LOO; Sa-
vannah 2.O4; Augusta, 1.O1; Montgomery,
1.62.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
a. pm. yesterday:
pm. 4S; II midnight, Al. March Is, am.
3s; 8 am, 3S; noon, 46; 2 pm, 81.
Maximum. So. at pm, March IA. Mini
mum, 81, at am, March Is.
3o.36; IL midnight, 30.42. March Is. am,
3o.42; am. 3O.46; noon, 3O.4o; pm,
3O.35.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
am: Great Falls, temperature, 4S; condt-
ton, 4; Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature,
45; condition at north connection. 2: condi-
ton at south connection. 3: Georgetown dis
tributing reservoir, temperature, 45; condi-
tior at inf1uent gatehouse. 2; condition at
reservoir. temperature. A; condition at in
fluent, ?; condition at efffuent 2.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 600 am. and pm. /;
high tide, 12:11 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 7:13 am. and SOB
pm; high tide, 123S am. and 1:O9 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 8:13 am; sun sets, COG
pm
Moon sets, 1896 am. tomorrow.
Temorrow-Sun rises. 6:12 am.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted fif-
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Deaths in the District,

The following deaths were reported to the
health office during the twenty-four hours
ending at noon today: Louis Kortman, n
years; George F. Brott, 76 years; Elizabeth
Clements. 75 years; David s. Stanley, %
years; Lawrence Hanber, 62 years; Mrs.
Amelia Reh, a years; Sarah F. Vowles, Is
years; Edward Jones. "a years; Clifford
Hepp, 1S years: George E. Anderson, 2
years: infant OF Clara L. and Albert Blair,
one day: infant Of Olivia and Daniel Scott,
one day.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Given q Term in Jail.

William Washington. colored, pleaded
guilty this morning in the Police Court
when charged with the larceny Of an over
coat valued at $15 and was sentenced by
Judge Kimball to three months In Jail In
default Of $50 fine.
Policeman Bray arrested Washington
Tuesday evening while he was attempting
to dispose OF the coat to a second-hand
dealer on d street. He claimed that an
unknown man gave him the garment to
sell. The coat belonged to w Jermey.
and was taken from the hall OF his house
on Grant place that afternoon.