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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
NEWS AND GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN.
DECISION IN TUOHY ESTATE CASE.
Efforts of Daughter to Obtain
Compensation for Servfces-Do-
nation Day at the House
OF Good Shepherd.

The case Of Mary E. Trail against the
Tuohy estate in which she obtained the
decision. in the lower court. has been re
versed in the Court OF Appeals. The case
represents. probably the last step in the
settlement OF the estate Of Thomas Tuohy.
which has been the object OF much litiga-
ton.
Mary E. Trail sued the estate Of her
father for a specified sum for services
rendered her father ia his lifetime. upou
contract or understanding that she was
10 De compensated therefor. the other
heirs-at-law contestinr her right to sue-
cial compensation.
It was shown that Mrs. Trail from the
time she v as able UaJu February. 1888.
performed all the domestic work about
the home. sometimes having TO do the
outdoor work about the place
RuIInfss Of the Court.
It was held by the court that The daugh-
ter was a competent witness to prove the
nature and extent OF the services and the
yllue thereof but not to prove the con-
tract OF understanding with her father
u1dsr which the services were performed.
la such case ia the absence Of evidence
clearly Showing the emancipation OF the
-luEhter by the fas.Sr before she at
teiHed the age OF twanty-oue, no recovery
cudlI De had Tor Sc rvI"es rendered prior
20 that time
Where child. after arriving at the axe
OF lWenty-oHe continues 90 lie. labor and
render services ia the fathers family.
with is knowledge and consent. butvith-
our any agreement or understanding as
20 compensation, the presumption is chat
The parties do not contemplate q payment
Of wages on the enc hand nor a claim FOR
board and lodging ON the other But this
presumption may be overthrow and the
reverse established by an expressed or
implied contract 20 that effect. an i'm
piled contract being proven by facts and
circumstances. showing that both parties
AT the time the services were rendered.
contemplated OF intended peCuniary re
compeHse.
The proof IN the present case princi-
paIly by the repeated. but varied declars-
items of Mr.. Tuohy Of his purpose and in
tention 20 provide for his daughter and
save her from want and his great desire
10 keep her with him, was held proper for
submission TO the jury The case was
sent back 70 the lower court for retrial.-
Remembers House of Good Shepherd
Today the Feast of the Epiphany. was
Donation Day at the House OF the Good
shepherd. Liberal donations of money.
groceries. and clothing were made by the
residents Of the West End. Several DAYS
ago the Sisters of the House of the Good
shepherd mailed to many residents an
empty paper bag. In which the offerings
were to be put and left at ODOuncIl's
Drug Stores, Clements Grocery $50 First
Street northeast and William +. Dow
uey's 1922 L Street northwest. This is
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
DISTRICT WORK ORDERED.



/ The District Commissioners. today. is
/ su.J orders THROUGH ,r, I,,,,-fr,,o- I,,-,s-.
r,.-,, s,- a.. s.rI--t---
I ''' WINS '''" a." "N "'"-
I '-.-SI lNe PROVISIONS cl the assessment
| system,
/ Sos nov ,--,,f+,, y.--,f. -..4 L. .
sidewalk as follows. ON he south side oJ
/ R0sv,.aIc Street northeast from Sixteenth
{ Street eastward 10 rho .aef limo 81 H.,
( 81. bIoci, p. Ro-edaIe and Tsbrr,ro,,5 ar
/ an estimated cosf of S-4s r., b., ,sg,.,,.l.1
I agsfn-. tots IN 11c.L ~ U,(.7-I
[ I~F.rs-ood ahuft;n,, ON Ia -
street be.,yaso tte 1,-,;.. - '''
Reset rurb and lav .-rgut side,-,1t-.
( ON The ,-asr Side If Sf,rb S. -
v.s,. from T. Street to a. -t1e.t .t A.
/ esfi..,tf.T ..os- 81 sea- - H. +
aaai,,st To-. f- - ,'- - 80
said Sixth Srroaf Eef,...r, ,f,. 55,,5t-
named
ON The north sid. 90. r,..,,-,.,-f-..-,;.. 49,.
nue. southeast f-or, rcr+b Streot. -, r71a1.-
enfu Street - o., .-.:.-..5 - w g.,
20 be assessed ,,-i,.t T., - 1.'-, ,-5
abufting an g,fI I,-,s,-I,-1,.i- 49,, 49,, -
tween Inc 1ir,it. - -'''''' - ''''' ~
On tba so,.+I s,,,5 - -.7,- - CD
draI Avan5,a rb,l,,,'.,,,,. VI -
an e.. esffn7,ts,f 80. -, 20 80 lslA 'Ii
Sessed 4rairst rro7,,.+,- ,,f,,--l-, -,5.,
south and vast eiSes of C,,+Il.5l, 49,. -.
bel,yeer f, 1i,,it -, ~ al avenue
ON b,fb ss1,e 80 -. -
from C,nli,,,a.i S.. - ,,t14-1
noe M AM alrir,ats4 -. 80 st 60 -
assessed yairef r-o-,.-+,. ~. -, ~ 80
Connecticut Avenne 4,strreer -. IT,.
named
On both sides Of Cincinnati Stroa, sro,,
the bridge over RocL g,reoI1 ,,-,e,g-,,-,J =.
Conuectfcuf Av,nuo AZ a., ss+;,,,~,,,f -
of SSqS 10 no aeeesea7 a,,ir-, -,o,,
abuttiDr, ON eaid C,ir-iv,,r+f S.HII.P -
tween the limits ,,a,,,,l5 w
Law cement s;5l,,,.IlS 81 -
Of TUsut,,-sacor5 So o,l, a. 2luD
Cincinnati street 20 T,l,,,t .s7. =. - III
eetinotco5 cr-t - -o9e - - ee'' az an
-. u 80. =" 'S daSeS7eu
-. -, - -, ~ ~ oloCA 10 s-ausuoh' anuI-
ol 70IH lNeH'S-ae'ohq street De
nv Iilli'a hdHleu-
- "e" granite cuIb on the north side
81 Nv"e9a" avenue from thirteenth
S,Ieei eastward to the east line Of lot 2
oloch - John Sherman subdivision Of
Coidmbla Heights, at an estimated cost
OF $500, 10 be assessed against lots in
block p, John Shermau's subdivision OF
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4 Big Offering

OF all sorts OF Fiannels. which includes
every sort Of imported and domestic
D5ake
100 styles in new Persian effect Elan
neis. as well as stripes. dots and every
new COlorinE-thCSc are the
regular PIE kinds, which we fGLC
oHer special at.-.---............ W.
10 pieces of extra heavy and weighty
English Fleeced Flannel. one Of
the best that is sold today at 12-c, Q2C
which We offer special at......-... "a
SO pieces of plain colors in extra quail
ity Outing Flannel such as Light blue.
pink, red. cream. and sage, in light and
dark cOlorings. as W-4 as mot
tied. striped. checked ana plaid &c
a. the special price of. per yard. %
20 pieces Of extra heavy. close twilIed.
long nap, Unbleached Canton
Flannel which is sold regular &c
ly at sc Per yard; special
% 6ozen Fieeced Outing Flannel Skirt
Patterns. in light and dark color
ings. neatly finished with croeheted I &C
edge-Which we offer special at...... =
s pieces. which is the entire balance
Of our regular 35C quality Medicated
Scarlet and Navy Blue Flannel
every thread warranted strictly JSL
wool, az the special price, per yard -
5 pieces Of the best White ChinchiIIa
Flannel 81 inches wide. which we
have been selling regularly al zoe {Qt
per yaTd-speCially advertised at.
Is patterns Of the best quality 5se En-
broidefed SkirtiuEs in cream and white
only - hemstitched and scailoped To-
edges, offered at. per yard.-......... ~
We are also Offering the balance OF
our regular soc French Flannels in plain
coIors and q Few fancy effects-guaran-
teed every thread WOOL offered spe- 25C
Embroidered Waist FIannsls-this is the
very kind that We sold FOR sl-C0 and $l--5
per yard-they come IN two syyles-the
popular pin dot and Persian effect &c
on ali colors. per yard ..-..--.-.----- -
The next we offer is the balance Of
high-Class Persian and Embroidered Edge
Flannels, the nobbiest OF this class Of
high-srt material the same as AT Il l0
$50 per yard; special at---.--.----Tt'V wv
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TO INSTALL NEW OFFICERS.
Public Ceremonies by Miles Com
mand, Spanish War Veterans.

The newly-eIected officers Of Gen. Mel
son A. Miles Command. No. I. Spanish
War Veterans, viii be publicly installed
with interesting ceremonies tomorrow
night at Spanish War Veterans Hall. 6l2
Street northwest Gen. G H. Harries
viii be the installing officer. and the
members Of the organization viii wear
their distinctive uniform Of blue and
grey
A musical and literary programme has
been prepared by the entertainment com
mittec Of which Lieut.. Mayer b. DOdek
is chairman. The familiar hugle calls
viii be given by Musician B1Wen Gran
dali OF Miles Command. and there will
be other interesting features
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
Curse
OF
DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY

Can be given in glass Of Water. Tea. or Coffee
Without Patients knowledge
White Ribbon Remedy NIL cure or destroy ths
erased appetite fJ- alcoholic stIIns-s-.t.
s.Latber the patient Is q confirmed ineblilte "a
-lrD5er'' social driuaer. o. dsurkard
Irrros-ibIe Ter anyone % have an annette
COR alcoholic liquors after using White Ribb51
Remedy
endorsed by Members OF ". L. Il. l.
Mr. Moore. Superintendent o. the Wor,sB's
.--ri-gian Temperance Union writes. Il have
sod White Ribbon Remedy or very obstinate
---,7,E,rd- and tie cures have been MANY. 4,
-..7-,. cases the Remedy was given secretly
trsrflIIy recommend and endorse White Rfb-
~, Remedy. Members Of our Union are de-
.icbted 10 md a practical and economical treat
-,'(.,f 40 aid US IN Our Temperance work
Mrs West President % the Woman's Chris
san TEMPERANCE Union. states - know of :,
.s,,, ufoplc redeemed from the curse OF dr..
..y The use OF White Ribbon Remedy tbat
.5rr.,tly request sou 90 give II a trial For
TIc b., druggists everywhere OF by mail Al
rial uacLgge free ~ writing OF calling On
ygs n TOW SEND tfor wear. Secretary,
Il the Won ans Christian Temperance Unlon)
5Is FREMONT ST, BOSTON MASS. sold in
Washington by Stevens Pharmacy, eoi Penn
.vlrauia Avenue
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CANNOT RAISE THE WALL.
Engineer Denies Request to I'm
prove RittenhouSe Lot.

LhE lntcr benies HeQurst 10 I'm
prove RittenhOuse Lot.
The District Commissioners are in rc-
ceipt Of a communication from 5. ".
Riuenhouse. Of 1913 Twenty-eightE Street
northwest. complaining Of the condition
Of the retaining wall in the rear. Nr
Ritteuh0use states THAT the surface Of the
lot Is high above the alley and that the
rains have carried away the soil to such
an extent as to iDiure his lot. He asks
that the wall be raised or the surface Of
the earth brought down 20 a level with
the top Of the wall
Computing Engineer Hunt says the
complainant has been advised that the
municipality is not regarded responsible
for the condition. and that the C0mmls-
si0uers cannot grant his request
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Here kIe Soma Interesting Dress
Lining Items.

Both for winter garments and spring
dresses They are put on tha same quail
ity as the other two lines so specially ad-
vertiscd tclay-
We are Offering case Of D-essmakers'
Cambria in all colo-s. as wei as black.
cream and white, for enc day az. sZC
per yard ................. 10
Also one case OF good. weighty. stsunch
quality Sellcia in black. cream. CT
white and every color. for one day at W
90 pieces Of Nu5ian Fast Black Moire-
Finished PCTc aline-this cloth is cele-
bratcd for its wear and fnish-also G Il
The next good thing on the list is our
regular 15c- quality OF fine silky Finished
Percaline, in ali colors. which we QIE
also o-ier for one days selling at y
Guaranteed Shrunk Canras-good fast
black-closely woven and pliabIe - a
grade which is worth l2Izc.5 for CsC
one Observation-Disclosures. W.
Mercerized Shadow SIX. has the same
sheen as a silk tdneja- every 1nIC
color, as well as black. for one day. lU2
We are also Offering special grade o.
Mereerized Sateen. in only ,he best col
grade, Tor one ay------.-.-.-.-----..tE 2
Ao-lAcu genuine 1t.rlDGDOun HalTclOTl.
We have always sold this quality al 25c
per yard to complete this list we 11t
shall sell IL special for one day at u
We have fine colors in an Atwood
horeen for underskirts; If there were
more shades the price would be soc 10l
per yard, for one day ............... u
24-inch Satin Serge. these come fu col
ors only. ana have always sold at soc per
yard shall AXE me- price EDas- = n
ial for one day DEMONSTRATIONS b
Do not miss this lining opportunity be
cause all reductions are strictly bona
fde and the goods lulIy guaranteed as TO
wear and price.
First foor-Sectiou G.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
JUDGES DIDN'T EXCHANGE.
Jury TrinIs in United states Brunch
Of Police Court Interfere.

Judges Kimban and Scott did not ex-
change benches in the Police Court to-
day. as they usually DO on The first Mon
day ia each year.
Judge Scott, who has been presiding in
the United States branch Of the court
during the past twelve months. having
several jury trials that It is desired shall
be heard before him. Will dispose Of these
and then take the bench in the District
branch.
The change viii probably b. made IN
q few days.
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The Busy Corner.
Always the Best os Everything for
the Least Money.
AN HONEST
POUND OF
ADVERTISING

Brings tons of good results. Misleading
quotations have brought many concerns 10
an untimeiy end. Business blarney might
work its bCd about those who do not
know the d0inEs Of The business world
but the educated shopper is quick TO
detect the difference between honesty
and deception Tint is why our daily
anI oUncements have such ready aud
quick responses.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
EIkS' Midwinter Carnival.

Under the auspices IF Washington Lodge No. Is
D. p d. ElkS Convention Hail. 9th and l. SIS
NV tso weeks. February 8 70 Is. 1902. Booth
spares and privileges 60 rent for Legitimate eS-
hits. etc. Two performance daily by Ba-t..
Feran's Mighty show Company AJdrors COM
tiers, GA ST. NV, N Washington, ID. c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

As a result of a fan from an electric
car last Thursday. William c. Callow, OF
l155 First Street northwest. was today
removed 70 the Sibley Hospital. where 10
was found necessary 10 amDutate q pOr-
tiOn OF one Of his feet.
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A slight fire in the rear OF the plumbing
and gasitting establishment OF s. s.
Shedd & Bro. 432 Ninth Street north
west. this morning was caused by a boy
dropping a lighted cigarette into box
Of material No damage was done
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
An Atte,nnted HoIdTn.

bold attempt at highway robbery was
made saturday night on the Walker Road,
near The old Walker well. and was frus-
trated only BY the timely arrival Of assist
aucp-
The intended victim was Frank MuIIOy
OF Silver Hill. Nd. He gave IN the police
a good description OF the negro who. he
saws. attemUled 70 assault him.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

Georgetown Tent, No. s. K. O. T. N.
viii meet in business session tonight at
odd Fellows Hall on Thirty-f-st Street
Officers VIII be installed tonight. as
follows: D. F. Finucane. commander.
George Thomas. lieutenant commander:
Julius Holzberg. record keeper: J.. Winter
Barnes, chaplain, J. L. Neeb. sergeant
Allie POOre. uaster-8s arms: Albert Oar
cey. first master o. the guard: George
Shoemaker. second master OF the guard.
j. NJ Beane, sentiUei; William Leishear.
picket, Edward Dare, :. J. William StohI-
man, and A. f. Bethel. trustees
Fire at BaiIcy's.
The store building. house and barn Of
C. H Powell. at BaIey's Cross Roads.
Va, were completely destroyed by fire
at an early hour Saturday morning The
store was occupied by J. G. Hunt, who
carried $500 worth Of stock. On which
there was an insurance Of 8. 200. The
buildings were valued al $500. and the
insurance was 81. 26O. The dwelling con
tanned several occupants. who were
asleep when the FIRE broke out but were
awakened just In time 70 escape from the
building
A slight blaze was discovered Satur-
Ha.H in. He. ~ ma
gss9 NJ So ,,l,-rr.,-.sr -. 49,, ~
grease was left on the stove and became
igni,ed- Little damage was done
In Church Circles.
At christ church +7rigb+ a -,f-=ioDa-,-
- IN ~ - -,-------- - -
--'''S ,--- III
a. -
yy-.11-,-,,- ,rT r,f,s-I-T1 r5-a-., 80 f..
- ~. M. -. nm b. 81, -
80 ~ r-,.- % u-...-.-s,,-
D. r,+re- samuel E-s,s7,,,q5 "a
--..1,. l-5.frs,7 roror---,7 -r. ,qz-,-
$3.50. ~ .-.-r.
services o.,
Rev talhef AeAlee' lAe @sSls't-- pas
tor or Trinity, D. III az the georgetown
-----,-...s-,-, ar,abra Marty v-fIf he
given toufeht on S.ahlmau-s Hall on y
Street. under Jhe auspices OF Holy Trim
ity Council No lsl, CaJEehe Women
'' -'e1 '.'.-t, H.. r7,o and r,-.ss-
,5fs.;r-,s,-g sc.f-rv of ne y-rsr Sr-rr-
prcs5vtcrior Church VIII De held this
afternoon at O'CLOCK Every night this
week services viii ne held in the chapel
Of the West Street Church
death of Miss CorSyveTI.
Miss Cora T. e-=7'-t'il 1ie- s--u eaS Al
the home of her parents. 5i-2 o Street,
after an illness OF some weeks. She was
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

Daniel Taper colored, thirty-fvc years
old, was sent to St. Elizabeth'5 Asylum
for the Insane. yesterday morning. by
request OF his father, Charles Taper. Of
1621 Tenth Street northwest.
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Downtown Tempernture

The temperatures registered by the
standard thermometer at House e. Herr
MAINS today were: a. m, % degrees;
IL m, 90. 1870 p. m. 40.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
NEW DIRECTORS ELECTED.
Stockholders Of standard Butterin
Company Hold Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stOckholdoT.
Of the Standard Butterine Company. O.
LangdOu d. c., was held Saturday ri
HaTpers Ferry. ". Va
Directors for the ensuing year wcr,
elected as follows. Messrs. Walter =
wilkins, Richard a. Johnson. Wilton =
Lambert, George ". "issel. Rirhar,
Young. Charles Werner. and DR. Harrison
CrOOE.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06
NorIoIL. q Mn.h.nston s.eamhnnt 20
Careless with lighted Cigarette.

Delightful trips daily 40 6:3O p. M from foot
9Th %. 90 Old POINT Comfort, Norfolk Virginia
Beach. and Newport News See adj. page &.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

FIynn's Business College, sfh and X.
Bushes. Shorthand. Typewriting-Sz5 a year
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STILL SCORE
THE ASHMAN.
Some Points the Commits
SlOD0rS Overlooked.
SHOULD CANSBE ROUNDORSQUARE

Mr. shecI<elIs Calls the Attention of
the District Government to som.
Features Regarding the ..MetHI
Receptacle That Have Not Been
Clearly Defined
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

Complaints relative to the ash coIlec-
tion service continue to reach the Dis
trict Commissioners. This morning the
following was received from Mr.. r. W.
Sheckells, Of 1910 New Jersey. Avenue
northwest, which speaks for itself reIa-
tive to the regulation ash can:
Just as was about to write and thank
and congratulate you on the improve
ment in the ash collecting service, es-
pecialIy as pertaining to the ten-hundred
block Of New Jersey Avenue northwest
was non-plussed at receiving your es-
teemed favor Of the third inst. wherein
I am kindly advised that the Commits
sioners cannot compel the contractor to
remove ashes unless placed in a 10 10 "a
gallon metal receptacle.
SOme Points Not Covered.
You do not say. but I assume that I
may place as little as FIVE gallons. OF. any
less quantity, in either a 10 or z 24-galloa
metal receptacle2
Nor do you intimate that such metal
receptacle must have been made by any
particular manufacturer
You also fail to state whether such
metal receptacle must be either round
or square. so / infer that either shane
will meet the requirements Of the regu-
alton
Will Try to Comply.
AS sanitary and other reasons make
me anxious for the weekly removal Of
our ashes 1--WE burn our garbage) and as
the purchase of a metal receptacle NAV
be less expensive than hiring the private
ashman, l viii try to comply with the
regulation in the future. although 1
VIII make an effort TO substitute a home
product for a foreign manufacture.
Although pOwerless TO resist the force
OF this regulation, yet must respectfully
and earnestly protest against both the
equity and legality OF so strange a re-
quIrem"nt; for, as a tenant taxpayer and
citizen Tor more than ten years I paw nv
iull share in the cost Of the ash collecting
service, as well as otherwise, and have a
right TO ny share in the benefits accrUinE
from such service.
Not an Act OF Charity.
The removal OF ashes is not an act
Of charity due to the generosity OF either
Congress or the District Government. but
a service for which both rich and poor
pay propOrtlonately alike: and all have
an equal interest in its success. whether
they can afford 10 buy ten or t,yenty-four
gallon can, or none at all. Under all
conditions the ashes should be removed
Hoping ia some way TO comply with this
obnoxious regulation. and thanking you
for your kind and candid admOni-lons. I
remain, etc"
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GAS STOVES

sFgr Cooking and HeatinyD
Gas APPLIANCES EXCHANGE,
l424 New York Avenue.
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'E1,.s. E--. ~ = quart bott!os Of the
z AZ asa u1Ion Brewing
for 'o--s famous Go-den Hop Beer for
Delivered IN uulertsre1 wagonA
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THE sun AND MOON.

Sun rose...7.ls An. sun sets..4-51 Pm.
Moon rises ALB An. Moon sets..........
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installation of Officers

the first public appeal for aid ever made
by the House Of the Good Shepherd. -
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NatiCEaI-The BOstOuiaRa IN Maid
Marian evening
Columbia-"The Henrietta" evening
CFase's-POlite vaudeville. afternoon
and evening.
Lafayette" Romeo and Juliet" evening
Academy Miss" evening.
Kcrnan's-"The High Rollers Burles-
quers," afternoon and evening.
Bijou-Buriesgue and vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
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Temperature az q. m..................Is
Temperature al l. noon......-.........96
Temperature al 1-10 D. m...-----...--.g q
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TEMPERATURE

Fair ana warmer tonight, Tuesday fair.
light TO fresh sOutherly winds
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Both for winter garments and spring
dresses They are put on the same quail
ity as the other two lines so specially ad-
yertiscd tclay.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

TIDE TAnTF
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

OF all sorts OF FiaDnels which includes
every sort Of imported and domestic
U5aKe
100 styles in new Persian effect Elan
neis. as well as stripes. dots and every
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-06

so 5l For this Sideboard large and
Jew roOmy-selected OAKS draw
ers, large cupboard, beveled plate
mirror. Regular $14 value
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-08

force under Colonel Cooper The gar
rlsOn was in good health and only q
lew OF the troops were wounded. The
BOers retired south.
Lord Kitchener in reporting the re-
llef OF OOkiep, adds that the ConcOr
dla district, in about the same part oi
Cape Colony, is clear of Beers.
Further advises received here from
South Africa announce that 2O8 BOers
had been captured and 10 were killed
IN the neighborhood of Lindley, Or
angc River Colony, Tuesday. .
Lord Kitchener, in reporting the
capture of Beers near Lindley, said
that the British troops, forming a con.
tlnnous line, left the Frankfort, He'll
bron and Vredefort line at dawn with
out wheels of any sort, and proceeded
RAPIDLY south, reaching the Kroenstad
and Lindley neighbOrhood. with the
result announced. The British cas-
ualtics were nil
Another British column holding the
drifts westward of the country swept
has not yet reported its results
The captured men represent the
most irreconciliable Beers in the
Orange River Colony