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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-11

NJ y j Mccarthy Of the Pullman com
pHuy IS IN the CITY
Travelling Passenger Agent Bass q the
Katy wns In The CITY yesterday.
Mr. w T. Lindsay, travelling passenger
agent Tor the Katy, So IN the CITY.
Mr. j. % Trammel chief engineer OF
The lneunticaol and Great Northern. is at
ibe Rice
The southern Paclsc moonlight special
70 Sylvan beech has been discontinued for
The season.
Nj 1ohu Il. COMM. president Of IN.
crescent Railway News company, was IN
The CITY yesterday.
Mr. II r. o'Busn. Southern Pacific
representative al MONTEREY. Mexico. is In
The city on ofhcinl business.
mir 5. r. Morse, passenger traffic
manager Of tne Southern racnc, is ex-
pccted 10 reach home next week
MT. H- y hllcdre travelling passenger
agent for The Nandalia Ponnsyivauia line.
y I'm hradduattcrs ut san Antonio was ln
he CITY yesterday.
Mr. % Ward. claim agent for The
Katy 81 SmIthvlc and MIR j r. David.
son calm agent Tor the Katy al IA
Grange are in The city
The KATY Is putting into service o new
Inc OF sI0Hpcrs one was put Oh Tuesday
and a.i OF thee old cars VIII be discarded
o. FAST as The new ones are completed
The new sleepers are models Of elegance
ma comfort
Mr HlrrV T Greene. chief clerk in the
passenger department OF the East and
West rs attending the rare meeting al
Kansas Cry. The business Of This meeting
is 70 compile Texas passenger rRtes for ire
dintrrid lines A nuRwerly rate sheet il
usually issued In November
The Katy yesterday handed out q ben
lfon three sleeping ears occupied by schoo
girls en route 30 diiiernt selnlnaraes II
T ihe North ana East Denison was the ren
I devious Tor iAe young ladies. who came
/ from every part Of the state The partl
I was conducted hy Excursion Agent AurE
\ MT York has conducted many excursion.
/ iids season. His regular route Is bcuweeI
/ 81. Louis and Frisco
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Lazarus AntonoNoh Ended His Life With
Lau6snuH1.
Galveston, Texas, September 1o.--Lazarus
Autopovlch, q hind man, ended his-lifs by
taking an overdose az morphine today. The
decreased was s. years Of age and had lived
In Galveston for thirty Eears At the time
~ The storm o. 1900 he resides at Tweptg.
fourth and Q he had family consisting
Of q wife. daughter and son. his
home was destroyed hy the storm and his
family persisted Els eyesieht was impair.
Cd az this time ard shortly afterward be
lost II completely These mist 0rtIues
proved too much for him to bear AfteI
liking The druc be pleaded with the doctor
not 70 try 10 save his life, as be did n0t
want te live BIS pleading was, Of course
uuhecded ana every effort was made Il
save his life but without success
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Mr. Petherham OF the Katy arrived IN
the city YESTERDAY. accompanied by
corps ~ surveyors Much Important work
WIN be done hy The Ka-y 10 Houston ana
VICINITY IN Tho uear Future, Eight cars iu
the service 81 the bridge building depart
Iuent are 10 the citT and plumbers are also
hgurinr 0u contracts for the Improvement
Of the KATY drpets Several new side
tracks win also be- laid "a the Fifth ward.
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/. 80 6. N. - Extenslen.

Mr. j D Trammel chief engineer Of
the international and Crest Northern. ar
rived il the eity yesterday to hold con
sultation with Mr. Hardawsy, who has
charge ~ two corps Of surveyors working
Tor The past three months between dOus
ton and beaumont The camps are NJ pres
ent established at point two miles east
az Houston and insi east 81 the Trinity
river. Their work IS merely preliminary.
There are several uavicable streams 70
must De arranged with the government en-.
gIucers
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Austin Texas. September 10 General
Attorney y s. Miller Of the Katy was
here today On business He came In from
Georgetown. where be has been looking
uto The title q the Link line with . View
% the kHty extension from Grancer 10
Georgetown and thence through Austin 10
san Marcos, where IL VIII connect with
The san Antonio division. Judge Miller did
not care 10 discuss the affair.
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MR. ALIENS VIEW.
Better 10 Ssut Lines Than 70 Have Them
Paral lelea.

Setter q Hent Lines Tran e Rave Them
Psrslleied.
Dcnisoa Texas September 10 - A.
Anen, vice president and general MIN
aver 81 The Missouri. KANSAS and Texas
Railway COMPANY. arrived iny1be city this
morning. he was accompanied hF z n
Hammond recently appointed assistant 10
The general manager. and 81 N Collins
superintendent q The Katy lines north Of
Dfnisou.
The morning was snenf 10 Inspecting the
shops, the new rouudh0use and terminals
buildings ttc
Mr. Alltu discussed the general railway
fituafinn Ia The Territory lie intlmafed
thar o. WIS probable rhat the santa Re
wauld come over The KATE from Gaines
vile % sherman he said. We're per
feetlg willing % rent 0ur lines on a fair
ana equitable hAsis and renting lines IS
hettar 10 some instances than building
parallel lines"
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WINE Of CARDUI

enough 10 satisfy the mass ~ the Cuban
people lu their aspirations for Independence
There are sorue factions FOR the future
which are vet To be taken into account The
heaven NJ Americanism Is going 10 help the
CBbhH people because sturdy American
element win ind opportunities 10 the island
Charles M Pepper.
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REAuMoNT 90 500.
New Orleans Parties Have Secured q
ControiIna Interest

NHf'"tttAl TO AAt I'0HL-f
New Orleans September lN-Harrv 4
johnson heuiumln Johnson spd associates
OF New Orleans today purchased a control
hns Interest," ln tho street railway fvster
o. Beaumont, Texas They also secured ar
gptian ~ tho stock held lly President Pom
EhAspd il The course ~ fhe ufxf fs.W ss--s
Alf hfw owners announced fB4ag that ire
@neil iabe Possession az once aud com
bltlf nt line by September 25 -shec ~
neiart October
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Galveston, Texas, September lO-After 8
seIious iilprss q several months. suffering
from O tUmor, Sister N Michael Rerpol8s
difa 40 the Sacred Heart convent u this
city yesterday evening The deceased vns
IS years a. age md WAS n member 81 the
community for tweufE-hve wears Funeral
services we've held this afternoon al 4
oftAogE
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PstIfan IN BanI,rant-v.

Austria, AfAas, September 1a-A ronn
iaI4 petition b. bankruptcy IVES hlha mi,
" y, litrpoeh 10 ihg Federal court lr WIuirr
-lutp ~. saloon EpapEr ~ WArreufon
acre county llah f'tlee Sfsas grsrf,
$500 q which S1ss9 IS clained u ~ ~
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Dyer wen known cooper OF TIL,
fQr Aye he believes chamhorlaln's Coac.
Ono and Darrhoea Renedy saved hI
iife iast summer. he had been SEA gor !
saonth wtth What fAe electors cau billion.
dyaeDtery, and conld gef nothing - a. hin
sny good untis be t1ied this remedy. D;
gave HIN i1apasdiAte relief. says \. I. Iat,
~. neThant, lzanoDok, Ma F1s sale b
81 srarg.sas.
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Westner changes noted below win aocur
datcS below
september 1l.-4f0aeratlnc.
September l2.-M arant4
September u.s. threatening.
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IN, Az11A Me-eDeAAeh

the te1r.blc smartinE pains and the
inflammation cease. Though pow
eTtul IN correcting the Irregularities
Of menstruation, Wine Of Cardui is
very mid medicine. Any woman
may take il wiLlOpt a doctor 6 super
vision, although doctors often give
it 10 their patients when their own
remedies fail This Wine Of Cardui
treatment Is taken quietly at home.
No embarrassing private eZaminA-
tons or offensive operations are nee
essary. II you secure a bottle Of
Wine Of Cardni and begin taking it
today You VIII feel health returning
before the month is up. Why not
secure 4 dollar bottle Of Wine Of
Cardui from your druggist at once?
Do not accept any other medicine
but the Wine Of Cardui treatment
which Mrs. Grosvenor writes about.
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WINE OF CABDUI, the simple
Wv remedy which Mrs. Grosvenor
advises You TO take has trans
formed her from a sick, discouraged
woman to the bright, happy, healthy
person Won see IN this portrait. In
stead Of languishing on a bed Of sick
ness Mrs. Grusvenor is now equipped
for any DUTY Of wnmanhood There
are some chronic cases which no
medicine can cure but nineteen out
Of every twenty sufferers today may
have the health Mrs. Gr0svenoT has
if they viii only take the Wine Of
CArdui treatment as Mrs. Grosvsnur
took it., Tins vegetable Wine repu-
lAtes the menstrual flow, making
this important function both health
fnl and painless, The bearinC-d0wn
pains which make life torture stop
when Wine Of Cardui is used and
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nRLILaT - sTnnAGr-

THIS led % some very printeG inquiries
nv Mr. Becker. which developed thu fact
thlt at There points tha cotton shipper IS
charged l.3a cents drayage and that she
contract between the drhyaco companies
aDa tho compress companies, while making
the rosf 60 the lattoI range ss low SIS e
and ccIts 10 former years, is naw fixed
az 81 10 and j. cents, according to fhr
distance or the plcr ~ which 70 is dtIv
cred DO Was shown than about 'aea.tnl rd-
q The cotton thus dcvtrcd comes under
the l3cet charge and tht baiHure of ihe
i%4@ ecI1a drRyHgf chHres Is q prait the
presses
The limited capacity for storage 10 the
rnLraBd sheds compared 10 thar a. Hons
ton was corsHicuously evident This was
the prtt cipnl faAiure in connection with
storage, the terms d which were dwrli
upon N much length ~ Houston Nothing
n especial note dertl0ped GlOuc TINS I'M,
SAVE the suiaiiness 1f The sTmce available
for this purpose, The railruad % ciaia ip
terosfcd gave assurance Tint every means
~ Reasonable accommodation that could De
furnished The shipper under the circum
stances were given.
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VIII the Republic
OF Cuba Survive?


The Christian Herald.
The pr0prietur o. the Christian. Herald
asks NE 70 answer The question for the
aeatnt 81 your readers "a s. live aues-
uoa, ana one tbai means much both to the
Cuban people and 10 the American people
a distinguished stwtesmsu who has had ii
Ereai Deal 10 do Ia the National Legislation
A24Dg tAe standing 81 Cubh recently Wrate
me lhat be htped above an things ihe re-
P.n1t 81 Cuba would survive hecamse The
-'fo O the l2ited states Is a friendly tn
1.PtAat ~ government lu Cuha. think
Lac q the ictn WAlch President Roosevelt
ana ilh advisers Dlsa Aala
NSN, me tuoau republic Is hcsef with
,Houlle 4hcy are having hard times IN abe
5sne such as were experienced In the
Altee states few wears ago. Tho sugar
industry The world over Is anl ana since
Sebh chief prodD-f IS surar the dizziness
y ielt Jlsi rs d would be felt an the United
arc Wheat, ana the cost Gf raising these
craps % the farmer was more than was r.
eNlFed tor them SEgar. III this time IN
tenA, ~ being raised nf q Joss, AecEpse ~
tlt FAILURE 81 the United States congress "a
esAel rr,aMo,itF legislation That Is q
naHif Cuban sugar into the Amer3can mar
kets al reduced duty.
~
The humorous philosopher, Tar Douiey
sometimes gives his views on fhInes whies
art IN The public mind A few months ar,
De wrote tbess Rpi words. Hunger Is tn
sslne IN republic as ~ aesroiism, Ths
moral was. that The mhsses 81 the people
IL Cgaa were not much better on under ~,
republic than unoer the spanish rnie, 2
theg cntld not ccg enough 70 eat. I'hi
tl.haus underwent starvation IN order tAA'
they nig1l hAre their rrpnokc.
IcW snClHh6 arn & was the fear o.
mntg fficuds oi Tho GuhaT government tha
with 50 mnsg plantation hands nnt 81 werl
rhere Wquld he RIOTS and disorder, which
might threaten the government itsef aul
canse the limited States % lrieiEcne . So
ond dino ThHi fcat u past The people
( ~ spite ~ their DISTRESS. have kept peaceful
( ard patient Hnrd times arr stlil Ahead q
taem yet The worst has been endured II
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE

Y. GLc. = r

Grand Contra Depot
lener No -...IO.oShm Arrive Na. g.. 2. so pm
Lssge No eli s pm Arrive No, 70 500 an
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lAGNIFlcENCE on GALVESTON ia
nnn


Dor
After shese visits the Inquiries were
turned 10 Galveston hArbor on board inc
Cynthia The party took q nip thar extended
5hs length Of the whmves, and here GS-
weston doomed up in its real marnlnccnce.
CommeTaai activity As splendid 10 behold
ht any time, hut when stretching beyond
the native sol and assuming relations not
only domestic but international in thctr
scope % is surprising The hatbor was
better Tiled with ocean carriers Than usunl
at lhis time ~ thc wear. The stars ana
stripes spread thelf folds over messengers
4 from the ogcutHi kingdoms ana only q
4 elAnot WINS required 20 see Emperor VIII
liam ensign hy the SIDE OF the Union
4 Jack The visitors could not but feel 40
/ ~ tssea 90 The triumIlhs Of the hand OF IN
dustry ia cruising along the shores where
4 tive years and TWO days ago The monarch
( 81 storms wrought his conquest. Adnira
I l1on was bestowed upon The people VIM
have surmountcd disaster ana praise can't
4 for those gho have helped 10 establish the
4 facilities OF The port 20 the immensely lncg
have nov attained
The party disemharkeG al the southern
4 faclhc docks and acre the Improvement.
and Tie perfection 81 methods Tor Gl pos
& nag ol commerce surprised the greatest cX
peccltlons, The warehouse extending l8gs
e4lEn,s lrou some OF lhe hlg uuers, em
hracug fnciEht th1t comes under the new
Z ihrnuFh traffic system from Southern IA
cinc sa3us and pcucurAres the eultrp WgH
The rlec,r- freight elevators ca0nd laFll
especial atfeLl4Fu lu their mode Oh CONVEY
Ing tstygA- The vastDess % TIE Walphaas,
tNlocd lnt0 booths containing shipment,
aJt only ioI uHay states OK tae nion Nu
many auQ remote pulntz OF lac rauuass
aill every commodity HccdeQ fas she WauL
J ana cauliorts az mAn has no suQciiot az lu
Atad. THE hundreds 81 freight handler.
.t1.llnS ne irucks 10 the vessels lad uu
luaNtus after pgiuc conveyed % Ile sroTb
heasc constituted hustliuc scene III Ia
1uaultr thru Is seldom cQualeQ,
after further casual perussl 81 IN,
WAaffeN landing Was Reached nnG tn'
Ras served and IAe visitors were made q
feel tle brst effects 81 Galveston hospital
iis- lhr togr proved htghlg Instructive d
o. the cAl s water facilities and taare Ea
20 division ~ oIild0 on the pniut thst !
sL,piscs Ahuut tsairostou as d pori cKih
they aIise from a lack 90 ApoN1sdee
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lIrant IrilfTfI L'eQof
IeEvs Nc. .. 10 os s.n arfies ~ 200 an
l1nve No s--.. = so nm Arrive No 40. pm
Leave No 49, 500 20 Arrive No. 6. Z 90 n
Nos 8 anl i Sunaavs only.
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Iron fences at picket fencs prices. Write
Tor our catalogue.
Church and cemeterv fences a speciality.
TEXAS ANCHOR FENCE co.
Fort Worth, Texas.
J. r. SHELTON. Manager.
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Grand Lanff1 Uepoi
lesvs No. -, Iolsn n Arrive No Ess SIS pm
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~ q. z Depot Fin Ward
Isuvr Q3oa.u arrive Rssa.m
leave 7.4Opm Arrive Ss0pn
fJr Galveston Trans SEE @ u. B. III
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Grtna Central Dep1t
lerve No a. s-ss an Arrive No. o-25 pm
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- ulet Talnl Ie9Vt ne alflfa p -1nFTels
Ayr. Depot 70 minutes later fhar tis r59'n.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
STOCK MARKET AGAIN
BOOMS AZ OPENING
Louisville Up on ConSolida-
ton RumOrS.
NORTHWEST A WEAK ISSUE
Demonstration Against Shorts in In
dustTials-Sugar, Tennessee Coal, and
Colorado Fuel All Strong-Rumor of
Hitch IN Morgan Shipping Trust.

NEW YORK, July 24-The Stock
Market opened strong and active, and
further improved with only ordinary
fluctuations. The feature which at
tracted attention was an advance Of III
per cent IN Union Pacific preferred
Louisville and Nashville made a
similar gain on rumors of concentra-
tion Of control OF the principal South
ern railroads
Great Northern preferred opened up
over a point Missouri Pacific develop
ed decided strength. Canadian Pacific
advanced 1I-2 per cent, Influenced by
the reports from Liverpool that the So
called Morgan shipping combine had
met an obstacle
Chicago and Northwestern was an ex-
ception in scoring q sharp decline In
the industrial list renewed demon
stTation against the shorts carried
Sugar up IA per cent. Tennessee Coal
and Iron advanced over / per cent, and
Colorado Fuel and Iron was higher.
Fuller Company common opened IL
per cent higher, advanced a point fur
ther, but reacted sharply on realiza-
tions The preferred started 2 per cent
higher but lost nearly all the gain
Pressed Steel Car issues were stronger
on excellent quarterly statement of the
company.
At II o'clock the market was still
tending upward with Louisville & Nash
vile scoring a further gain Of / per
cent. Rock Island also forged toward
the front near the close of the first hour.
Governments were unchanged
The evening times., 1902-07-24
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS
DECLINE A REDUCTION
Meeting Arranged With the American
Tin Plate Company

ELWOOD, Ind, July 24.-The members
OF the Amalgamated Association of Iron
and Steel Workers here have declined to
accept the . per cent reduction in
wages in order that the American Tin
Plate Company may secure an order OF
/ s500,000 boxes Of tia from the Standard
Oil Company
President Shaffer and Secretary VIII
tams arrived in the city yesterday and
the American Tin Plate Company plant
was closed II order to give the 400 mem
bers Of the Amalgamated Association a
chance TO meet with the representatives
of the company and the national Of
fcers, that the matter might be iully
discussed and if possible arrange TO re-
scind the vote taken by the workmen
last Saturday.
The evening times., 1902-07-24

LAWN PARTY OF THE
MACCABEES A SUCCESS
Five Hundred People Gather II Golden
Rule Tent No. 5.

An immense throng gathered on the
spacious lawn of P. R PuIliam, 1901
Third Street northwest. last night to at
tend the lawn party which is being held
under the auspices OF Golden Rule Tent
No. 3, Knights of Aaccabees Had a
count been made Of those pTesen. it is
SAFE to say that the figures would have
reached 500 OF more easily.
From O'Clock until Il the crowd.
young and old. trooFed meTriIy about
the lawn, under the hazy illumination of
hundreds Of japanese lanterns suspend
ed from the branches Of the tTeess. while
hundreds sought the handsome dancing
pavilion
a feature at the party tonight VIII be
the appearance Of the Times NeWsbOys
Band which viii reach the grounds
early and enIIven the neighbOrh0Cd
with the --latest musical selections for
several hours,
The lawn party viii continue for two
weeks
The evening times., 1902-07-24
CADDiE MAY LOSE AN EYE.
Philadelphia Golfer Who Has Reason
20 Regret Els Impatience-

SARAEAC LAKE, y Y, July 2f.--
James Fleming. OF Philadelphia. who is
spending the summer at the Stevens
Eouse. Lake PLACID, was playing on the
eaIf links yesterday afternoon He en-
deavored to make a rather difficult putt
and missed the hole. He became an
eered a :he miss and hurled his golg
stick away. The club, which was al
iroa headed puttsr hit the caddie,
tvyeIve-year old Village boy OF Lake
Placid. IN The eye.
The lad was knocked down by the blow
and vas unconscious tOr several min
ates. For time it was thought that
lie was dangerously wounded. de was
treated by DR.. Wright. the house ply
ei~Ian Of the Stevens House, and 1t vas
ascertaiuad that the principal Injury
s.as 70 the eye. The boy may lose the
sight eg one eye Mr. Fleming took
the boz to Montreal and viii have him
treated there BY specialists.
The evening times., 1902-07-24
FIRE FIGHTER WILL
BECOME POLICEMAN
Assistant Foreman Philips Goes on His
Beat Today.

Relishing the life of a guardian Of the
law more than he did that Of a FIRE fight
er, William S. Phillips. who, for more
than year, has served with No. 6 En-
gine Company, viii today leave that
branch Of the city service and become
vested with the authority Of police
man
Phillips has been an exceedingly pop
ular young fireman, ana his leaving the
department is greatly regretted by ell
who knew him. AZ the time of his ap-
Bointment TO the Fire Department, in
1897, Phillips was one Of the youngest
fremen in this city, By close attention
to duty he managed to slowly drag him
self up the ladder of success. and when
he resigns today he leaves vacant the
position OF assistant foreman
The evening times., 1902-07-24
BELIEVE FITZGERALD
Is SHAMMInG INSANITY
Man Accused of Highway
Robbery Acts Queerly.
Tears Clothing and Mutters Constantly
IN HIS CelI-Bis Alleged Vic
tim Not Located

Owing 70 ais peculiar actions Frank
Fitzgerald the man who was taken into
custody last night by the police of the
First precinct on suspicion of being the
man who brutauy assaulted Abraham
whitney. an old Confederate soldier,
and afterward robbed him Of all he pos
sessed in the Monument Grounds on
Tuesday afternoon viii not be arraigned
in court until tomorrow morning.
Ever. sface he was taken into custody
late yesterday afternoon by Precinct
Detective HeTndOn, he has acted more
like wild man than anything else,
spending all last night in walking up
and down his cell mutteTing 10 himself
and frequently crying aloud. Late last
night he became exceedingly violent and
tore all Of his clothing of.
From his manner II was at first
thought he was suffering from de-
Ierium tremens but the police believe he
is merely shamming. However. this
morning Captain BoaTdman, Chief of De-
tectives. ordered that a physician be
detailed to examine into the mans con-
Hilton. He refuses 10 talk with any
one and II is feared he may make an at
tempt at destruction
Because of this reason it was thought
rest to hold him over for another day
in homes of his condition changing.
FITZGERALD il is said is well known Ia 10
cal police circles, having served several
terms ln.the Moundsville penitentiary
for various ofIenses-
The police claim that they have now
not only two witnesses who saw F1tz-
gerald in tbs barroon. corner Thir-
teenth and D Streets northwest, but
also haze the names OF two switchmen
who claim that they saw Fitzgerald ac-
companied By the old man walking
along 3 Street northwest near Fifteenth
street. and shortly afterward saw Fitz-
gerald running away.
Ever effort is being made bg the po-
lice TO locate aged Mr. Whitney. who
has left Alexandria for Richmond Va
Early this morning Captain Boardma1
wired the Old Dominion City authorities
"a locate Mr.. Whitney and if possible
get him 10 come back to this city. Nc
answer has yet been received