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The evening times., 1902-06-12
SCURVY ATTACKS CREW
OF NORWEGIAN VESSEL
Almedia Arrives at Halifax After Long
Cruise From East Africa.

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, June 12.-
The Norwegian ship Almedia has ar
rived at sydney. from Bari, Portuguese
East Africa. via St. Helena. The Al
media left Bari early in March. bound
to North Sydney for orders. Captain
Michaelson fell sick, and the ship put
into St. Helena about two weeks later
for medical aid While at St Helena
the captain succumbed to his disease,
and was buried en- the island. First
Nate Nelson then assumed command,
and the ship proceeded on her voyage
to this port. After leaving st. Helena
scurvy broke cut among the crew. and
it vas with the greatest difficulty that
the ship was brought to port. The ship
was towed into the harbor by the Mcr-
rimac-
The Almedia is steel ship of 400
tons. and is owned by Norwegian firm
III Glasgow. A captain from Christiania
will now be put in command.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
HOLDS M0THF S-IN-LAW
ARE JUST LIKE DOGS

CHICAGO. June fudge Holdom, of
the circuit court. in a case OF too much
motber-in-Yaw has made a curious anal
ogy between these worthy women and
CANNES.
William Giese. four times married.
was the defendant. The fourth Mrs.
Giese was suing. Among other reasons
why she wanted separate maintenance,
she said. was because Mr.. Giese insisted
thFt she share her home with the mother
OF two of his former wives, who were
sisters.
"A man has right to keep his moth
er-in-law IN his house, Just as he has a
right to keep a dog" vas Judge Hoi-
dom S ruling.
IF the dog does not bite, his wife
cannot complain because he keeps It in
the house; and it is the same with an
ex-mother-in- -iaw-that is. the mother
% a former wife II she doesn't harm
anybody the last wife has no grounds
for complaint I'll dismiss the bill for
want of equity"
About 10. 600 Chicago mothers-in-i law
are denouncing Judge Holdom and bonn
harding him with letters addressed to
THE Wretch, Jesse Holdom.''
The evening times., 1902-06-12
PRISONERS ATTEMPT
TO SECURE LIBERTY
Make Some Progress When Their
Scheme Is Frustrated

BALTIMORE, June 12.-An attempt on
the part of several prisoners to dig out
of the jail at Towson was discovered
by Night watchman E. NJ. Price when
he went on duty at O'Clock Tuesday
evening. The spot selected for breaking
out was cell 1. on the ground floor, also
known as the coal cell. which afforded
four prisoners an avenue of escape
during Sheriff Holmes term The work
of effecting a breach mus have been
carried on during the day. because the
cell is locked at night and the prisoners
are also confined in their respective
quarters.
Soon after going on duty Tuesday,
Night Watchman Price received an init
nation that something unusual was in
progress. He made an examination and
In the coal cell found that the mortar
around a large stone had been dug out
to a depth of eight 20 ten inches, and
that it would have been comparatively
easy to drive hole through the wall
large enough to admit a glan's body
Mr. Price said nothing Of his discov-
cry, intending 10 inform the day officials
so that the prisoners implicated could
be surprised at work. Warder Hoshal1
yesterday morning set a watch, and one
Of the prisoners was soon seen to enter
the cell But he must have OWNED
that he was being observed and made
no attempt to resume operation The
identity Of the prisoner was not di-
vulged- The information that the Off
cials had gotten wind OF the attempt
TO escape was soon communicated to al
other prisoners N the mysterious man
ner common to inmates of such institu-
tions and all kept away from the cell il
question.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
Chronic Diarrhea.

This disease is generally regarded as inCura-
bIe nlainly for the reason that the remedies
usually employed are Intellectual That it can
be cured however has been fully proven in
many cases The following tells of one OF
them: Mr.. 7. " Greathouse, Of Prattsburg
Ca, says: 81 had been suffering from chronic
iierrhea for years Last year l began
taking Chambcrlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy and il has entirely cured me 1
had spent lots OF money for doctors medicine
in the run of the seven years II 1t had not
been for this remedy / would have been dead
now and feel that I can never say too much
in its favor or recommend It too highly" Sold
by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail, and all
druggists.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
CEMETERY NOT WANTED.
Verona, N. J., Decides It Has Troubles
Enough Of Its Own.

VERONA. y J, June 12-The Mt
Kensico Cemetery Company presented
petition to the Verona township COM
mittee fer permission to locate a Gem
etery in the township, which was re-
jected by the township committee by a
unanimous vote, after Judge John L.
Johnson had demanded protection of the
citizens.
We don't want any corporation In
our pretty town 10 bury the pauper dead
of the State, even If It brings them here
in funeral palace coaches" he declared.
1T would be a constant source Of dan
ger, for it would send bodies here in
fected with scarlet fever, smallpox, and
other contagious diseases. We have
enough to contend with now. We will
take care of our own dead"
Then the township committee voted to
refuse the request, and there was ap-
plause.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
ANTARCTIC EXPLORER
MARRlES IN RR00KLYN
Dr.. Frederick A. Cook and Mrs. Mary F.
Hunt Quietly Welded.

BROOKLYN, June 12.-Dr. Frederick
A. Cook who was on several Arctic ex-
petitions. and was surgeon Of the last
Belgian Antarctic expedition. and Mrs
Mary F. Hunt, of Brooklyn. were mar
ried on Tuesday in the New York Ave
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church by the
Rev. DR.. Charles H Buck
Only a few of their most intimate
friends were present, and the doctor and
his bride Immediately started for Sara
toga- They viii live in beautiful man
sion at Bushwic& and Myrtle Avenues,
Brooklyn.
While Dr. Cook was in the Antarctic
three years ago, his first fancee, Miss
Annie E Forbes, died
The evening times., 1902-06-12
WEDDING PARTY THROWN
DOWN AN EMBANKMENT 7
Barge Bearing Twenty three Guests to
Reception OveTtuIns, InjuIing Many.

DEDHAM, Mass. June 1z.-There
came near being tragic endiEs of a
wedding party at East Dedham last
night, when a barge containing twenty
three OF the wedding guests was over
turned and all the occupants were
thrown down an embankment. Fortu-
nately. however, there we're no fatali-
ties and no very serious injuries, except
broken arms and wrists and iaceTated
flesh wounds
The accident happened just outside
the Church OF he Good Shepherd at Oak
dale. after the wedding of Miss Alice
Cox and William 3. Hancock. The par
" got into the barge to be conveyed to
the reception. In some way the reins
got caught under the end OF the pole
and the horses were turned in the wrong
direction, going down over a bank and
taking the barge with them.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
APPROPRIATION BILLS
WE'LL OUT OF THE WAY
Only District Measure Yet to
Be Acted Upon.

The Senate has disposed OF ali the ap-
preparation bills that have passed the
House except the District bill, (which is
still before the subcommittee on the
District Of the Senate Appropriations
Committee. The District bill viii prob
ably be completed and reported to the
Senate by Saturday.
The subcommittee on the District OF
the Senate Appropriations Committee
has made a number Of important amend
ments to the District measure, in addi-
tion TO making some changes in the per-
sonal tax feature OF that measure.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
WELL-KN0WN CITIZES
BECOMES BANKRUPT
Charles c. Duncanson Says He Is Una
BILE to Meet His Obligations.

Charles C. Duncanson, the welI-known
broker and auctioneer at Ninth and D
Streets northwest today went into vol
untary bankruptcy. In his petition he
states he owes debts which he is unable
to pay, and Is ready and willing to sur
render all his property for the benefit
of his creditors. He lists his liabilities
at about Si65. .0O0 and his assets at about
$500. 600 The liabilities represent most
ly notes due banks and individual notes.
Attorneys Charles c. Cole and R.
Golden Donaldson are named as eoun-
sci for the petitioner.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
C0-EDUCATI0N DOOMED
AT CHICAGO UNIVERSITY
Faculty and Trustees Said to Have De-
cided the Question.

CHICAGO, June 12-According 20 a
statement printed here this morning,
co-education at the University of Chi
cago is doomed. A majority Of both the
faculty and the board Of trustees OF the
institution has secretly taken a stand
against the long-thTeatened co-educa-
tional feature, and Saturday Is the day
set for official action
As is usual with changes at the uni
versity. a question of finance is involved.
A promised gift of 81. 800, 900 from an IN
diyidual opposed TO co-educatiOn is 10
influence the decision
The gift and its secret donor are fore
ing the question at this time. The donor
is so anxious for the separation o. the
students in the junior colleges that he
promises the sum for the establishment
of two new quadrangles, one for the
men and another for the women.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
JEWISH OBSERVANCE OF
THE FEAST OF WEEKS
A Thanksgiving for the Blessings Of
Harvest.

Today is being celebrated among the
orthodox congregations OF the Jewish
churches as the Feast Of Weeks. or the
Hebrew Thanksgiving for the blessings
of the harvest.
The Feast Of Weeks. or shebuot1i Is
kept on the sixth day of the mon.1 Of
Swan. which occurs this year {beinF the
Hebrew New Year, on June II. The fol-
lowing day is also observed by many.
Shebuoth Is frequently called the day
OF the first fruit Offering, and also
harvest feast" as It Is the day OF
thanksgiving for the blessing OF the haT-
vest. On this day IS celebrated also
the anniversary OF the revelation on
Mount Sinai
The evening times., 1902-06-12
TAYLOR RESOLUTION
PROBABLY BURIED
Senate Refers 1t to Civil
Service Committee.

On motion of Senator PIatt Of Connec-
ticut the Senate this morning referred
to the Committee on Civil Service and
Retrenchment the Carmack resolution
asking for an investigation of the re-
cent dismissal Of Rebecca J. Taylor from
her position in the classified service Of
the War Department.
This action on the part of the Senate
is regarded as the burial OF the resolu-
ton
The evening times., 1902-06-12
MOUNTAIN FEUD SPREADING.
Two Men Missing From Home Found
Dead IN Woods.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. June 12.-The
killing of Clinton Legare. a deputy
sheriff of Hancock county, year ago,
has resulted in the death Of half a
dozen men, and the feud is spreading
into Kentucky and Virginia
JohF Davis and Grant S Zeal. friends
of the dead sheriff, who have been mis-
sing since last Friday, have been found
at an isolated spot near their home,
their bodies riddled and the bodies COW
cred with mud and leaves.
A dozen or more men are suspected Of
the crime.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
FIVE CHINESE CAPTURED.
Arrested at Buffalo After Being Snug
gIed Across Canadian Border.

BUFFALO, June 12.-Five Cinnamon
who had been smugglei across the bor-
dc sere found hiding in the New York
Central trainshed at o'clock this morn
ing waiting for a train to take them to
New York. They were arrested on the
charge of being in this country Illegally
and were lodged in the county jail with
seven other Cinnamon who were caught
on Monday night. The twelve prisoners.
it is said are only a part of large
number that were smuggled from Toron-
to a few days ago.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
SHE SPOILED HONEYMOON.
Other Girl Appeared With $4,000
Breach Of Promise Suit.

CHICAGO, June 12-NeIlIe Burke
has brought a SIS. GOO breach of promise
suit against John Spreng, a wealthy New
Orleans manufacturer. now in Chicago
on his Honeymoon. Nellie is waitress
and as it is said "all things come to
those who wait" she feels hopeful about
the suit.
Spreng was rudeIy awakened in the
Palmer House and served with the pa
pers. Nellie and he met last summer al
his sisters home. She says he pro-
posed, she accepted, and went to con-
siderable expense preparing for the mar
rage
The evening times., 1902-06-12
AWoKE IN SYNAGOGUE.
New York Boy, Forgotten by Parents,
Has an Odd Experience.

NEW YORK. June 12--Reuben Cohen
eleven years old, of SSf Third Avenue
attended an-night services in the Syna-
gogue Orach- Chain, Fifty-frst Street,
near Third Avenue. with his parents on
Tuesday night The services were over
at 5 o'clock yesterday morning and Mr.
and Mrs. Cohen went home, forgetting
about Reuben He was asleep under q
bench and didn't awake, apparently
until O'Clock last night. Then he went
to a window and yelled.
A crowd of boys and Policeman Cooley
responded Cooley got q ladder, put ii
against the window and Reuben climbed
down. He went home TO get more sleep
The evening times., 1902-06-12

tenant Arnold in the Philippines. which
paper had been kept 4 close secret in
the War Department, has led to the be-
lief that the Democrats have a private
channel of information in that depart
ment. rigid inquiry viii undoubtedly
be made to discover this Teak" and il
the clerk who is supplying these docu-
ments from the departments files to
the enemies Of the Administration is
found his career in the Government
service will reach a sudden end.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
DYING MINERS LETTER.
Message Written to His Family by q
Victim of an Explosion.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. June II. An
other dying message written In Frater
mine at Coal Creek after the explosion
May 10 has been found II reoiIs as fol-
lows:
Dear Wife and Family: Be good chill
dren I am Just about All fam
lily meet me in heaven Good-by. good
by. Be good children 2. BROOKS"
The evening times., 1902-06-12
MATTERS OF INTEREST
In DISTRICT AFFAIRS

The Inspector Of Buildings has ra-
quested the Commissioners to cancel
their order accepting the proposal Of
Charles NJ Dorsey to drive a well on
the proposed engine house site at Con-
gress Heights. with view TO obtaining
other proposals for the same work.
The Superintendent Of the Water De-
partment has forwarded to the Connis-
sioneTs a schedule OF the proposals re-
ceived for furnishing east iron specials
for the TrumbulI Street pumping sta
tion, and has recommended that the bid
Of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and
Foundry Company be accepted.
On the recommendation of the Super
intendent Of Police the Commissioners
have appointed Frank Gardner as an
additional private of the police force.
for duty III and about the Coliseum at
Fourteenth and East Capitol Streets
southeast.
The Superintendent of Sewers has sent
to the Commissioners the proposal of
the Washington Asphalt Block and Tile
Company to furnish asphalt paving
blocks to the District for the ensuing
fiscal year, and has recommended its
acceptance.
Some Of the residents in the vicinity
of the Jolly Fat Mems Club" on D
Street northwest. recently entered COM
plant against the noise caused by the
rolling of the balls and the shouts OF
/ the bowleTs in the rear Of the club
/ building Lieutenant Amiss, of the
/ First police precinct, has reported that
/ the complaint has been laid before the
management OF the club and they have
promised to close the windows OF the
alley at g o'clock p. N and to stop the
bowling at IL O'Clock p N.
/ The committee appointed to open and
schedule bids for general supplies re-
/ ceived June sent to the Commission
erSa list of the proposals for furnishing
/ repTessed vitrifed paving blocks for the
/ ensuing fiscal year, and have recon-
mended that the contract be awarded to
! the Mack Manufacturing Company
At his own request the commission Of
F. s. Brown, patrol driver in the police
/ force, has been renewed for a period
Of three years, to take effect June B.
The Inspector Of Plumbing has recon-
mended the execution of orders for ser
vice upon plumbers J. ". Hurley and
/ Michael GaEhan to report for final in
/ spection and test plumbing work at IL;
/ Market Space and premises on Bright
wood Avenue, respectively.
( A notice is to be served on Mrs. ElleE
! Doyle to repair cecrtain plumbing il
/ premises 613 Sixth Street southwest.
/ On recommendation of Captain New
conner, acting Engineer Commissioner
/ the application Of Sedg N Landers, Of
! SOC Pennsylvania Avenue southeast, has
been adversely acted upon
The papers in the case of Alexander
Muncaster, in behalf OF Lewis L Wat
son who requested the removal Of the
fence obstructing the alley in square
6Sz, which have been under considers-
tion by the Commissioners for some
time, were today referred to the City
! Solicitor to determine the status Of the
alley, whether public OF private. Some
! days ago Captain Newcomer, acting
! Engineer Commissioner, recommended
/ that the public character should be af-
! fTmed by the Board. but Commissioner
Ross dissented from that as-tion-
The evening times., 1902-06-12
WILL ADJOURN FOR SUMMER

Meeting Of Bughtwood Citizens Asso-
citation Called for Tomorrow Evening.
A meeting OF the Brightwood Citizens
Association will be held at Brightwood
Hotel tomorrow evening at o'clock
This viii be the last meeting of the
association until September or October.
Several important resolutions viii come
up for consideration
The following gentlemen will be pres
ent and address the members: Hon.
David H. Mercer, member of Congress
from Nebraska: Col. s E. Chamberlain,
Mr. Arthur F Kinnan. president Brook
land Citizens Association. and Mr. W
G. Henderson, president North Capitol
and lexington Association.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
Treaty With Zanzibar.

The Senate Committee on Foreign Re
Iations yesterday recommended favor
able action on a treaty for commercial
relations with Zanzibar, negotiated
through Great Britain, which has a pro-
tectorate over the former country
The evening times., 1902-06-12
Two Cases Of Plague.

DUNKIRK. June I2.-Two fresh eases
of plague have oeeu discovered aboard
the British steamer City OF Perth, from
Calcutta May :.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
Big Theft in Paris Bank.

PARIS. June PA theft of 1000 GOO
francs has been discovered at the Bank
Of France.
The evening times., 1902-06-12
Small Lots and Tumbled Pieces
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Choice of Muslin and Cambria Tn
dergarments that sold up to S1.59.
Consisting of fine lace and emeroid-
ery-trimmed Gowns, Skirts, Draw
ers, French Corset Covers. Long
Skirt Chemise; also Children's lace
and embroidery trimmed Dresses
and Skirts These show signs n0P
of being handled. Fridays hut
closins-out price. "
Another lot of Undergarments,
comprising Gowns. Umbrella Draw
ers, Short Skirts. Chemise, French
Corset Covers, ChildTen's Dresses.
and GuimDs. trimmed with lace
and embroidery SoiIed OF RRP
mussed- Worth up 70 S9c-
for. ~ ~
The evening times., 1902-06-12

On recommendation of Captain New
conner, acting Engineer Commissioner,
the application of Sedg N Ianders. of
3e2 Pennsylvania Avenue southeast, has
been adversely acted upon
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S@uls q eh6rbe,

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menn bisfelben Elm Gsrtiiiiat bon Der
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Uon S@ilern ber So&i&uls miisenom.
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na&ri@tist purbsn. iis suridsusritatten.
bsnn ionf pdrben fis pstilost peroen,
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oattbsr abssben ioa. Der Supsrintsn.
osnt nurbe ansspieisn. BEN RationaI
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IN Chicago bs1upobnen unb itm sl0C
flr Aussibsn srlaubt. Cine an,ab
anosre Routinsssi&afts tuurosn ebenfaat
erleoigt.
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Das xbal abw arts.

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Bcn Der Gabfeite.

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i&per eriranit.
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