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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
WILL NEVER YIELD
Coal Men Will Never Make
Any Concessions
To the Miners Says President Baer of
the Anthracite Masters Men Must
Return to Work on Old Terms or
Quit Forever.


Return to Work on Old Terms or
Quit Forever.
READING, Pa, July 28.-Geo. f.
Baer, president OF the Reading rail
road, while discussing the strike of
the anthracite miners at his home
here last night said:
'fThey that take up the sword shall
perish by the sword.
AS he quoted from the scripture he
smiled blandly. Baer had just de.
MED story that would be settled by
August l. the operators granting
some concessions to the men, and in
return entering into an agreement
which would prevent strikes for a
long period.
"That is absolutely untrue, said
Mr.. Baer. mo such proposition
has been made to the coal operators.
It would not be entertained even
The position of the coal operators is
impregnable. There is only one way
upon which this strike can be settled,
that rs by the men returning to work
Oh the old terms We will pay them
just what we promised to pay them
We don't care how they come back,
whether as individuals or az unions.
It makes no difference whether they
hold cut for year or for eternity.
We will not recede from cur position.
The coal presidents are going to settle
this strike in their own way. No
side Influences can change their
course"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
Are You House Cleaning.

Then we are with you, or would
like to be. For years we have helped
the busy house wife out by doing the
hard work.
Painting and Paper Hanging
Our staff of workers is now ready for
you. Save your health by the expen-
diture of a few dollars.
LITTLE JONES, the big
Wall Paper Man.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
KILLED WRONG WOMAN.
Shot at Mrs. Fleck, Hitting Mrs.
Gebauer, at Springfield, o.

Springfield, o.. July 2S.-Mrs. Will
liam Gebauer, wife Of a well-known
snoe merchant. was shot yesterday,
End died within an hour, the result
of stray bullet fired by Homer See
lord, who was intent on shooting
Mrs. Fleck, whom he was following
home from church. He fred twice,
missing, enc bullet striking Mrs
Gebauer. A crowd of men chased
Seeford into barn, where he was
rescued by the police, there having
been threatening language used.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28

Ed. Hayes is out sporting new
auto. This makes six OF these ma
chimes owned by Morgantown people.
Horses here are getting used to them
and there Is not much trouble in
meeting these machines on the street.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
For Sale.

A three II. p Book walter steam
engine. Engine is in fair condition
and may be seen in use every day in
this Office. win sell at merely nom
nal price.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28

THE accident of Mrs EVERY at
Randall ought TO be another example
to people who fool with empty fire
arms. A loaded gun is not half so
dangerous as one that is not loaded.
Whenever you think that gun is
not loaded always point it straight
up towards the sky and then the
chances for shooting people will be
much reduced.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28

Mr.. HETzFL who conducts the
Hess meat market on Peasants
street is an artist IN his business
and will fill your orders in the very
best and most satisfactory manner.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
Lost Frat Pin.

Lost between Reeds Drug store and
the Episcopal hall Kappa Alpha
shield set with garnet and opals.
Finder will return to Il. w. Trap
nell at Episcopal hall and receive lib
eral reward.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
Church Festival.

Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran
Church will give an ice cream festival
on Tuesday evening July Doth at the
Sunday School room, for the btnent
Of the society
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
In "a Frame.

You'll find a frame will improve
your picture. You'll find frame here
that will make it look its very best.
Get ready now. Have it on your
walls and see what an improvement it
really is. We will make the frame
for you.
e. @. PRoTzMAN,
The Photographer,
16S Peasants st.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
For Sale.

One of the most desirable bus
mess locations in town. Inquire
of T. w. ANDERSON,
Real Estate Agent.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28

BY young man, large nicely fnr-
nished front room, with all con-
veniences. Address box 39l, City.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD.

Excursions to Atlantic City, Cape May,
Sea Isle City and Ocean City, N. j.,
Ocean City. Md, and Rehoboth
Beach, Del.
Very low rates will be in effect
Thursdays June 10, July II and 81,
Aug IA and 2S, and Sept. 4. 1902.
Tickets will be good sixteen days
including date OF sale. For full in
formation concerning tickets, stop
overs, time of trains, sleeping and
parlor car accommodations, call on or
address nearest Ticket Agent, Balt-
more & Ohio r. r., for full informa-
ton.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-28
TWO CENTS
SHOCKING SUICIDE
Of a Well Known Citizen of
Uniontown.

j. j. AlIebaugh Deliberately shoots
Himself His Mind Unbalanced by
Business Affairs-Had been Deputy
Sheriff of Fayette County Had Rel
atiyes there.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01

y Saxlandi or nm cit. sjalfsmor0 mccall
hverra 8:44G 1bda, / Svipjoo eitt mccall
92,315, a liu~slandi -ei(t mccall ?4,24G, q
England ,itt mccall 1850 o. / Banda
rlkjunam eitt mccall $4,000 ib1a. / Paris
drepilr SIP arlrga einn af hverjum 2,7OO
borgarbdunl, Ell lSt. PGt,lrsborg og Lund-
mum her un bill elm af 81, 1000. |
manntaIs-sky: slum Banlarikjanna [19OO1
er mai,nda' 81 PAD ar talinn 1,O45, O45: af
rvl cru taiin 5,495 sjaIfsmor0. Flestir
sjllfsmoroingjar voru hv1tir menn. A0
Gins 113 SvtltIn: jar. IL Indianar og %
k%lhverjar, og Fyk ir s1 ITALIA 0trlllega ha
mccall kinverjl, py1 20 peir horf alls
ekki 1 40 stytt. ser aldur heima 4 f0stur-
j0r0 %sinni, fa forecast peir vanulega 40
gtra pao annar sta0ar, pv1 peir villa
ekki lendu / dtlendan grafreit.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01

"ErMRE1D1N," VIII. Ar, 8. hefti. Efni:
st: e. Stephenson: prjd kvpoi q. Svcitin;
Min, 2. Snttin, 5. Andi Lampansl. Dor
steinn J0nsson: Framfarir Vestmanneyja..
G'om. M~agndSson: Kv#oi (N6ttin
Helga). Matth. Jochumson: Dr.. Kjann-
ing w. E. Channing), Helgi Petursson:
l1avifoss (nco mynd). borsteiun Erlings-
son: SeyoisIj0rour UNI aldam6rir 1900
{meo 3 myndum). Ritsja ertir Stefan
Kristjdnsson, Valty Gu6mundsson, Haf.
steiu Petursson, Edvald M0ller og~
Matthias Por0arson. Bret. Harte: J0la-
gj0iin (Hafst. Petnrson ry0.). Holger~
Drachmann: Kvaoi i'm Island (Matth
Jochumson ryo.). Gu6:n. Magndsson:
Kva0i Fjallbdinn). fslenzk hringsja.
eftir Finn Johnson og Matthias P0r6ar-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01
Stalls

Skodanir mama UNI pao, hverja SID
feroislega lbyrgo sjalfsmor0ingjar beri
at verki siu', bafa await verio marg-
breyttar, en- 20 munu pe;r vera f1eiri-
ao minsta kosti tlestir kristnir menn-
sem telja sjalfsmoro med glapum. DO
err pao oft skooao sem skylduverk 1 K1na
og Japan oy Observation-Disclosures
telja pao stundum beta drrBdio. Frakk-
ar, sem 70 cru kristnir menn, rGttu hlaona,
~skammbyssu AZ Dreyfus er ham var
FIRST ake: our u1n landra6, en- Dreyfus
vildi ekki Pjggja kuluna.
Margin fr;rgir rith0rundar hafa haldio
upp Worn fyrir sjalfsmoroingja, oy ,talio
sjalfsmo1o ekki ao Gins leytilegt heldur
oft o. einatt si0feroislega skyldu: mccall
reirra er Madame de Stael, Gibbon,
Hume, Schopenhauer og Won HARTMANN,
og margin frngustu all heimsins hafa
sjaltir radio ser bana e6a CERT tilraun til
tess. En- pratt fyiir pao munu 20 tlestic
Peir, err vayast dnma, aldrei finna betri
asta0u til variar s;alrsmor6i en- pa, ao
ka!la pa0 ne.y0ar .drrH6i, og me0aumkun
err almennasta og beta hl,ittekniug / If.
drifum Pcirra aumingja. err eng::n 1rraoi
0nnur hafa gagnvart boil lifsins
Vissulega er sjalfsmor0 alt af 6os
manns aoi, gagnstntt 0lluln natturll
hv0tum, og l1tilinannleg tilraun til 40
losast vio ALA sieferoislega abyrg6 gagn-
vart ser og 0orum. pa6 err nestum
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vitfirrings verk, DO
Pao sc algenyt, 40 aldrei half ;l0ur borie
4 vitleysu mannimlm. Taugakcrti0 er
ATTIC vciklao 1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, og
Fegar areynsla Goa 6reyla li:sins verour
meiri en- ham getur borio, pa yefst ham
upp alt 1 emu, og styttir ser stundir. bess
vegna cru sjalfslnoro a nstioust 1 st6r-
borgum, par sem si0spillingin er NEST,
og andleg %lreynsla daglegum st0rfum
miklu meiri Ell / famennum hGru0u1n og
smabHjum.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01
Emile lola.

ne alkunnari en- lola. Rit hans hafa
verio lesin mccall allra pjooa hins ment-
aoa helms, og pau cru rydd a fest
trngumal, sem t0luo cru / Evr0pu.
D0nar mamma UNI sogur pessa skalds
hafa verio. allmisjafnir: an pad hefur
hvao NEST aukio dtbrei0slu peirra, 40
.vand'Btingasamir sioferoispostular urou
0oir .oy appvBgir ydr hinum bligounar-
lausu myndum mannllfsins, err Z>la
syndi i skllds0yum s1uum, og s0g6u pao
v;ari ohafa, as lata almenniug lesa pv1-
llkan 0pverfa;--Pa f0ru allir aA lesa lola.
Ekki hog meo bad; smBrri skaldin f0ru
40 keppast nm 40 st@la ham, og hann
var. taiinn fr0mu6ur ems eoA jafnvel
tveggja skola / heimi b6kmentanna. Him
svo nefndi "realismus" / fyrstu s0yum
hans var fyrirmynd peirrar s%tefnu, err
genyur undir pvl nafni, og 1 hinum SID
ustu sialdS0yum hans var him "didakt-
iSki" e0a kennimannlegi rithattur hans
shalhanua.
Flestar hinar eldri skalds0yur hans
lysa afdrattarlaust hinni d0kku hlio
mannlifsins..- Ham lysir si6spillipgu
mannanna sinum vo5alegustu myndum,
meo 0ilu pv1 boil og eymd, sem henni err
samfara. Ekkelt skald htfur dregi0
sk'rpari o. ahrifameiri myndir af pvi Ell
Z,la. Serstaklega lyoir, ham %ofdrykkj-
unni og afei0ingum hennar / s1nuln VIC
b~jo0slrgusta myndum, t0 vGrefumst UNI,
a0 ALTAR rOk!ei0slur hans a0 pv1, a0 =sa
ljstur sc arfgengur, ~veiti lesendunum
fulluagjandi sannfHrinyu.
"~L'Assommoir'' var hin fyrsta af s0gum
hans, er geroi hann frpgan og a]kunna1,
1er 1 landi. S1 a potti svo svp5in /
sjalfri Parlsarborg, 40 bann var lagt fyrir
s0iu hcnnar vic fyrstu prentun; 1 henni
|y>ir ser rithattur og ska;dskapur lola 4
hasta stigi, ems og ham rita0i s0gur
lengi fyrst framan If.
[ hinnm seinni s0gum hans err andinn
nokkuo annar; par fast llann NEST vi0
almenn trulrbragoa- og t~joofG!ays-mal-
eIni, mc0 l0ngum og Pung,:m huglei0-
ingum um pau efni, svo s0gurrar veroa
ertioaf og oskemtilegar afestrar, og ma
aldroi almcnnings hylli, If pv1 yegn UNI
Fer skin sd tilgangur, 40 ryoja til rims
scrstUkum skoounun 4 a%l,nennnm NAL
efnum, en- P'o get''r sjaldan sampy0st
skalds0yulistinni svo vel fari. HI a0
siour hafa s10ustu s0y'ir Zol | selst agpt-
l'ga, en- pa0 mum vera NEST vegna pess,
40 ~h0fundurinn var $40 fr#gur or0inn.
o. margin voru svo hrifnir at hinum
f:yrri ritum hans, a6 peir s1oar da6ust ae
0llu, sem ham ritaoi, hvort peir skyldu
PAD e0a .kki; Ell aorir F0ttust alto tinna
l ritum hans 1rlansn yinsra hilna tor
skilnustu raoga,a mann]1rsins.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-10-01

linganna og mannl1li0 / held sinni, og
ham gerNi pao til pess, ao vekja fyrir.
litning og vi6bj65 vic pv1 / huga lesand-
ans; ham vildi syyna m0nnunum sin eigin
mein, svo peir gsBtu kannast vic pau og
radio bot 4 peim.
En- enginn getur bori0 mott pvi, as
lola for oft ltngra en- g6ou h6ti gegnir,
og ham hefur ritao margt, sem lysir
viobj6oslegum 0pverra It. d. ola rerre''
.og "Germinal'), sem alls ekki getur haft,
pau ahrif, er bBti si0fer0i og hugsunar-
haiti ~lesendanna. Pessi opverri, sem oft.
lysti ser 1 ritum hans, oil pv1, ao ymsir
fagurfre0ingar bentu 4 skaldrit hans
sem hid l..osastl dami pess, a0 skald-
,skapur og fagrar listir varu 1 afturf0r
og spillingu, og hefou MI oroi6 NEST,
yndi af Pv1, 40 velta ser 1 saur-rennum
mann1G!agsins. pa0 err visit, 40 Pnssi rit-
h1ttur Zula hefur laft ill lbrjf q suma
hinna MINT skaIdrith0funda n1timans,
sem hafa stalt ham, o. pa hepnast bez t,
az oltC1d III lJOuI W OFVC1 dIHSt 1 I1Gul1
hans, Ell hafa ekki yetao llkst horum /,
pvl. sem haun ge:oi beet.
Mannuo og handkerchief hafa efalaust>
verio hinar drotnandi tiltinningar / salu-
Pessa mikla ritsnillings. Ham vildi.
beta list sinni til pess, 40 bjarya m0nn-
um fra glOtun. Ham var 4 yngri arum
nak',nnugur 0rbyrgo. og eymsl hinna
"ltsk1fl6u syndara,' og fekti vel I'll.
vclabrOyo mannl-grar "lGttv1>i "; og pvly
sem ham pa lnl0i, gIeymdi hann aidrei
ALA ai. Ham var0 heimsfrn CUR og
s]t0rauougur, EN- ham let ser a]dref
miilkun Pykja, a6 TAXA malata0 au'ningj-,
ans, og ham poldi allrei rang IL Ii oge
0rGtt, hvcr s, m / hlut att. Haun 6,tao-
list hyorki d6nst6la Frakka nc rj60ina
sjalfa er ham bar fran hina htilnsfragu
akaru, Cm svik peirra og 6rcttv1si gegn
Dreyfus, og pratt fyrir o%fs6knir, fangelsis~
visit og lano1otta, let ham a)drei hug
~fallast nc slaka0i til 1 neinu. Ham
fylydi par kenningum s1uum trdlega, {.
v@erkinu, en- pa6 ver6ur ekki sayt uln ALA.
si0btOamenn nutlmans.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-02
WANT FENCES TO REMAIN.
Delegate Rodey Sees President fol
Western Cattlemen-

On behalf Of the cattlemen interested
in the Western land grazing cases, Del
egate -Rodcy of New Mexico saw the
President yesterday at the temporary
White House.
The Secretary Of the Interior has or
dered the taking down Of the fences
erected on the public lands by cattle
men. incIosing large areas for their
private use. The cattIemeD have asked
a temporary Withholding OF the official
order so far as drift fences" are CON
cerned. These are barriers erected at
distances Of about twenty-five miles. 70
prevent the great herds from wandering
beyond their accustomed grazing
grounds
Mr. Rodey's request on behalf Of his
cgl-titueuts viii be referred TO Secre-
-e-y Hitchcock. but no official assurance
-uld be given him that the enforce
me1t # the Iatter's order would De
delayed. However. on the plea that a
hardship would result to the great in
tere.cs involved If the law should be lit
era-iy and Immediately enforced. Dele
gate adey's request may gsin sue
.-essfuI action
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-02
CATERPILLAR SEASON HERE.
Washington Trees Suffering From the
Death-DeaIing Insect.

The seventeen-year locusts have com
pletely disappeared. but no sooner had
they. passed away before the caterpillar
came. multiplied. and began its work Of
destruction For an insect OF its size
the caterpillar can show a record Of
crime unprecedented iG the annals OF
-sBugViIIe'
Scientists have labOred to discove
means by which the insects may be de-
stroyed but so far the most ef6cacioIz
one has been the time oBOTed practice
Of wrapping the tree trunks in raw cot
ton It IS impossible for the caterpillar
20 gain foothold in the cotton and 50
the little mischief-makeT is prevented
from climbing TO its goal.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-02
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.
Deaths in District Numbered I54 to Ezo
Of Corresponding Period Last Year.

~ Ng=AFS tsfs-N@A-Afs q =~-o-
The deaths In the District during the
week ended on Saturday last numbered
f5l, causing 8 death rate o. ga In
tba preceding week there were fI6. with
Il rate Of 2O.6. and IN the corresponding
period Of last year 100, death rate 22.29.
OF the dacedents Il were white, rate
1873; and 50 colored. rate aga.
As compared wifi last week the NOR
taIity from diseases Of the brain and
nervous system increased from 9 TO 10;
deaths among children under years old
increased from Il 20 81; ana among in
fants under year OF age from IS to 81.
There were two fatal cases Of typhoid
fever. / Of diphtheria, and 3 OF whoOp-
irz cough. From violence I deaths &C
CURED, / suicidal and accidental.
The death by suicide was by falling
from a window OF the accidental
deaths 1 was by falling down an eleVa-
tor shaft. ! by being crushed in an ele-
vator. and 1 by fracture OF the skull IN
steam railway accident
There were reported 123 births, Of
which 20 were white and SO colOTed. the
males numbering IS and females Al
There were 50 cases OF typhoid fever
under medical supervision at the close
Of the last report During the week =
new cases were reported and p were
discharged by reason of coDvalescence
OF death, So remaining under treatment
at the end of the week
Of scarlet fever there were Il cases
in quarantine at the close Of last week
During the week , new cases were re
ported and . were discharged, leaving
/ II cases. with warning cards IN II prem
/ ses.
There were no new cases Of diphtheria
/ last week, and , having recovered, left
! : cases in quarantine IN / premises
The mean weather conditions pTeva-
! lent throughout the week were Tenn
/ peTature Of the atmosphere. 81; relative
humidity, 81 and barometer 1881 There
/ was a rainfall Of 1.39 inches, winds
northwest. averaging miles per hour
/. The maximum temperature Of the ali
. was 81 degrees on the 2Gth and mini
mum 46 degrees on the 18th
The following were the deaths. CLASH
fed according to their causes ApOpleEy
2. bronchitis. 3 congestion OF lungs, /
/ consumption Il: commissions. /; di-
aTrhoeaI diseases, 20; diphtheria, ]; dis
eases OF brain. 10; diseases Of heart, 10
+ diseases of kidneys. Il: maiaTial feTeTs
h. malignant growths. :; meningitis. 2
pneumonia. 6. typhoid fever, ,; whOOp.
ing cough. .: miscellaneous, 81; total
I5I
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-02
WEEKLY CROP REPORT.
Low Temperature and Heavy Rains Re-
tard Growth in Corn Belt.

The Weather Bureaus weekly sum
mar OF crop conditions states that low
temperatures and heavy rains have in
corrupted cultivation and retarded
gro,la over large areas. especially in
the northern portion of the corn belt.
The bulk Of the winter wheat crop
has been cut. but harvesting has been
delayed IN the North and West, and
local storms have caused serious dam
age in the Ohio Valley
Spring wheat is generally promising
and oats have progressed favCrably.
Cotton continues to suffer from rain
in the south-central section
Weather conditions have generally
favored the tobacco crop.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-02
Miss L. G. Nash Missing.

Miss Louisa 6. Nash has been missing
from her home. a413 Fifth Street north
west, for g month today, and an appeal
has been made 10 the police 10 locate
her Her relatives visited Captain
Boardman this morning and stated that
Miss Nash had been suffering from a
nervous trouble. and that he feared that
she might be IN need Of attention. She
had frequently left home, but never
without leaving word where she was go
ing. She is about thirty-hve years old.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-02
AMERICAN AGENCY ASSOCIATION.
Concern to Represent Insurance Com
pzuies Incorporated.

Articles of the incorporation Of the
American Agency Association were
placed on file yesterday II the Office OF
the Recorder Of Deeds The object Of
the organization IS stated to be to form
a general agency Of the various indem-
nifty Insurance companies, including ere,
marine. accident boiler ard others
and for ether purposes connected with
the Insurance companies.
The capital stoez Is stated 10 be
S23o. GOO, divided into 2.000 shares at
500 each.
The incoro~lstors are Paul Turner
and William " Baldwin. Of Baltimore;
Edward B. Creighton, Philadelphia; Az
gustus ". Werninger. Huntington. ".
Va Joseph Park. ParkersbuTg. " Va;
! lstus A. De Cruyter and Robert Fra
zier.. Charleston. y. Va; Nyer Cohen.
Lynn O. De Lashmutt, and Harry c
Birgc OF this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-02
Injured BY Street Car.

George McCauley, sixty years old. OF
Alexandria. Va, while crossing Water
Street near the corner Of l Street south
vest about O'Clock this morning. was
struck by car Of the Washington Rail-
way ard Electric Company He re-
ceived injuries which necessitated his
removal to the Emergency Hospital.
GcCauley VII be able to leave TIE hos
pital during the afternoon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-02
Mr.. Sargent Assumes Charge.

Mr. Frank P. Sargent, the new Com
missioner General Of immigration, en-
tered upon his duties at the Treasury
Department this morning, succeeding
Mr.. T. Y. PowderIy. resigned. Mr.. sar-
gent said he had no Intentions at the
nreseut at least TO make any changes
IN ne clerical force OF the bureau. 8ir.
Sargent received the congratulations OF
many personal and political frienCs on
his accession 10 his new post OF re
sp0nsibiIity.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-02
EXCURSIONS.

Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hail
at 70 a. ~. 2,30 and $50 p. NJ
Norfolk and Washington lire for Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk at $50 p. n
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteen-and half Street for Alex
andria and Arlington every half hour;
Mount Vernon hourly, 10 a. M to D m
Chesapeake Beach-See schedules IN
der Railroads and Steamboats," as to
time
Colonial Beach-Steamer T V Arrow
smith See schedule under excursions
for time.
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WILL OF M0RELL MAREAN.
Left All His Property 10 Mrs Marean,
Who Is Made Sole Executrix.

The viii OF MoreiI Msrean. dated in
this city. october p, 1898. was fIed to
day for probate. The text IS.
Il give and bequeath all ms. property.
of every description, to my wife, AIDE
Iafde AIarean. she TO be sole executrix,
without bend
The document is Witnessed by H. F.
TAFT. James T. Bresnahan, and Robert
Z CaILan.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah e Johns
ton, wife Of Mr.. William Johnston, who
died Sunday evening at the residence Of
her sister, 1449 Corc9rRn Street north
west, was held yesterday afternoon at
2:20 at her residence, 2f05 y street
northwest. The Rev. Dr.. Albert r
Stuart, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church. Of which Mrs. Johnston was a
member, ofItgiated al the EeryicCs. Mrs.
Johnston is survived By her husband,
one daughter, and two sons, Messrs-
William and George Johnston, all
grown.
M. and Mrs. John Ed Libbey viii
leave Atlantic City tomorrow for New
York. where they win remain several
DAYS.
The funeral OF Mrs. Deborah sailer,
who died Monday morning at her resi-
dence on y Street. near Thirty-second,
took place this afternoon Services were
held at the residence at 2:30, and the
inteTment was at Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs. SaiicT was the wife Of MT. Charles
c. Saiier and was nearly seventy years
Of age. Death vas due to paralysis.
She had been an invalid for several
years.
The William r. Singleton Lodge Of
Masons Of Tenleytown, held its regular
bi-weekIy meeting last night at Masonic
! Hall on Wisconsin Avenue
/ Work has been begun on the erection
/ Of four-story brick apartment house
or the south side Of Irving Place, be
/ tween ThirtieJh Street and Avon Plac,
northwest. by Mr.. c. 4. Snow, owner
I he building wiz cost So coo. Tn,
contract he's been awarded to Nj. Pete
/ FCrsinEeT-
During The absence OF Deputy Marsha
/ Virgil G Williams. Of Judge II K
! Webs court, Who is on his ANNA
/ leave. Deputy Marshal Karl Hansen. 0
the Georgetown district. viii serve tn
/ wTits Of both districts.
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Wants an Accounting.

Mrs. Lily Godfrey Baker. through her
attorney, R B 3. Chew. jr-. today IIed
suit against Brainard H. Warner. Louis
D. Wine, and Louis Wine Richardson.
for an accounting, injunction and the ap-
pOintment Of a receiver