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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-13
SsoMseits=0ebr6u6c.

SIN ben 8antonen 2u5ern, nri,
S6nn5, l1nterpaloen unb 3ug ftnben
BON Offers Der uno aud jebt nod Die
lneiiten 6ohseitanldi1e in Der 5aitnaht
itatt, alio anilden Neuiabr unbNider=
mitttpp6. Gin anallen unb 8Dlern
begriiBt ben feitlicben Sag; S6litten
unb 8erner Wdgel9en brineen 0er=
tpanbts uno ssreunbe bon Hab uno
SSern unp Nae erf6einen nit etnem
,Waien" (fiinitlider 8lumenitraub).
Cine Morseniuppe itGrtt Die 2eute fir
bic firdli6e syeier. Damn orDnet ii9
Der 3ug, ooran bic 8raut nit idbperer
peiBleioerer S6iirSe unb einem md6z
tisen 8rana in ben lorsfdltis geflodz
tenen 6aaren; jebt folst Die 3eremoz
nienineifterin Des Sages, Die am Mrme
Elm &orbfen trdet, in lpel4es lie bic
6p9aeitlihen Oarreidungsfrdnse auf=
nimmt, unb ibr ldlieben li6 bic iibri=
gen ipeibliden 6o6aeitsgGite an. Sn
Iorslid absemehener Diitun5 idreiten
bic Mdnner Daber, boran Der 6oh3ei=
ter, in einen langen fhipar5en Mantel
gebiint, ais befdnDe er iia auf einem
2si9enbesdngnib, ben 6ut in Der6ano
uno Elm 8rdnsden auf Dem Sopfe,
ipenn er niht Mittiper lit.
Na9 Der MeBfeier ruff Elm serduidz
boGer 5uih bic beioen 6odaeitsleuts
gum Sraualtar unb nod ooa3ogener
firhli9er 8erbinbuno begibt iiA Der
3ug seip0bnli6 nah benz beiten Gait=
6aule bes Oorfes, alles i'm MarI2tdfte
Der li9 prpbuairenben Drtlihen Biirz
germuiif. 6ier er0ffnet Der Ioeben gum
gbeberrn abancirte iunse ooer dltere
damn ben ganS nit ieiner i9Oneren
Gbebdlfte; na6ber bat er bieIe gum
1anSDergniigen anDeren Mdnnern.
5hulfameraDen unD 5reunoen, gu
iiberlaiIen.
sSnspiihen ldbt Die 3tremonien=
meiiterin ben 8rautfrana Der iunsen
syrau por ben Mugen aller 4npeienDen
in Jlammen auTsehen. @eraebrt i'm
bos syeuer raid, 10 gilt oas als Elm
sutes 3eihen fir Slid. Srieoe rnb
lanses 2eben i'm gbeitanoe; rslnfet" es
aber, b. 8. Derbrennt Der Gran5 nur
lanafam, bann 1T piel l1ngemah 5u be-
fiir9ten. 9ierauf binbet Die 3eremo~
nienmeiiterin iebem anlpelenoen @alt
Elm rteues Safhentuh I'm ben 9als als
Elm Geihenf nnD lie erbdlt Dafiir Die
r9ausiteuer" fir bic 9ohaeisieute, be-
itebeno in perihiebsnartisen Gegen~
itGnben aur ipirtbfhaftlihsn Ginridb
tuns bes iungen 6casitanoes Gum
6ph5eitsmabl, bas aas Tebreren
rGdnssn1 betebt, ipirb il r:ihlihen
Mengen bas Bette aufgctrosen. mas
Giid}e urJD aeIer unb Die Ha1Ie bes
6oh5eiters' 3u leiften berm6g.n. 8ei
Naht bringen bic Nahbdrr bas iunae
gbepaar in feine Behauiung unb bier
1T Is gum lsBten Wlaf bic 3sremonienz
rleilterin, Die ibres MHtes ill tpalten
bat. sic idbliebt ndmlid bit iungen
gbeleute in ibr semeinfames Gdmnlerz
lein Elm unb 0ffnet ibnen am rGfsiten
Morsen auh bic 9hiirt bes Gemahs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-13
Die Nrass ais e@riftnelerin.

1lebtr bic syrdu dls brdmatttds
5Ariftitelleriit bdben alnericdnlibe
| S Ebeaterbirectoren iniersilante Bepbahz
tungen aemaht. go duBsrte Fh @hdrz
les ssrpbman: ,Dds tpeibli1 Sc
Id,le6t perrdtb iin am ebeften in ben
Decoratipnen unp gDlfiimen. Wfrs.
Hplsn debt 4. 3. fpie Elm fleinsr gbtlon
umber, Bis lie nad Oiefer Ridtuns tire
Win5be erfiilt bat. Sin bebeutungse
boiler llnterfhieb beitsbt BARN, oaB
ssrauen Bel Der 3sicbnung BON Wdnz
nern gbaraftereisent entbiimlidfeiten tref=
fen. bic Der 8eobadtnns Der Mdnner
entseben. Muberbem finb 6rduen audi
mebr als Mdnner geneist, Die nnanSez
nebmen Geiten Der Grauen gu Dffens
barren. uneetsbrt entbeden ebsnfo
Mdnner Rei3e Bel 5rauen, bic fir Die
lebteren cine Sffenbarung 5inb."
Daniel Srpbman meint bdgegen:
nWenn Die Jrauen Mdnner rlpirflih
mdnnlid" bar1tellen ipolIsn, DerfalIen
tie in Die brollisiten 5eblsr. sic t0n-
nen iie iid nibt genug ipreiaen unb
groBtbun lai1en unO ge6rduhen mebr
Jliiae, ais Elm Oubenb Mdnner 3us
fammengenommen. gu9 ber DIAN
gel on grfabrung, ben cine feline Dame
iiber geiptffe Mbepenbungen notbpenz
oisertpeiie bat, fiibrt lie in orolIiss
ssebler. Sic ieben oft nur cine Be
beutung zines Sabes, cem oas pus
blieum fofort cine anoere beileaen
tptro. Sic tpebren iie1 in Der Reeel
nit ailberiter 4nitrensung sesen ieoe
Msnberung."
sd ffdbe bic Srauenarbeit Iebr,"
erfldrt enolih WilltamM. Brabp. ,,ih
babe Slid nit ibnen. Mers. parfsr
bat mir etnen Deg srpBten grfolge oerz
1bdfft; ite bat ben rtdtisen 8egrilF
bonn Qufbau. Sic peib, bab cine 2ults
tpieltptrfuns Elm erniter Muaenblid
folsen muB; lie eonitatirt pie elm
Wtann, aber tpie ale 5rauen lpiinldt
iis, oaB Die 5rduoas bette oaopn baz
ben ION. Oas 8enn3ethen Der Draz
matiferin 1T, odB benz Mann geaeiat
tpiro, mas fir Elm SDrdnn uno 56urz
fe er uno pas fir cine MGrtbrerin lie
tit. sic lieben es, Die 5rau ais 5pietz
aeug in Der 6anb oes Wannes bar3liz
lteuen, rag ct ipegnirft, ipenn er Ieiner
iiberoriliIie 1T. Damn iinb' bic 5rauan
arpk in Details, Menn bic 5huBz
osdhen auf ben MDbeln fein 6elttlnnts
tes Wfuiter baben, drsern lie iicb.
Sann leben lie fleine einfa6e Mirtuns
gen, Die bag publitum iebr anipredsn
nno bon WaGnnern in Der Hegel nibt
gefeben neroen. SIM NlIsemeineu
i9reiben bic 5ralten u6er gu oiel, tie
fDnnen niht auf6Oren unp fGmpfsn
fir ieoe 3eile. =. Mir lit es sleih,
o5 Elm Mann ooerei ne 5rau mir Die
Stiife brinst, bic i9 brau6e. Mber
Der Weg Der Oramen l6reibenoea
Jrau TT Te6r f4ner. sic trassa ihrs
5tiide meiIt mpnatelang unter Dem
Wtdntel 1erum.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-13

Gs lit cine erIselli1e SbatiadR, oaB
ale nihenIhafti;dlen ardfte in ben
Ser. Gtaaten 5telluag sesen DEN Semz
peren5=llntsrriht in ben Dffentlid,en
SGulen oieies 2anbes nebmen unb i1n
als elm 2iisenzSpitem branonlarfen.
go erfldrt iebt Der anssiebene Gbicas
soer 8iolose Or. Mdtbeips, oab geiz
itise Getrdnfe, ipenn nit MaB senofs
len, Der @eiunbb:it autr6glih iinD unD
nur i'm llebermab fGdblih ipirten,
fpdbreno in ben Shulen gels1rt ipirb,
oab Sober, Der Elm @las Bier oher
Wein tlinft, SclEit unipiSsrruflih ieiz
mem fOrperliden nnb gsiItiaen werIan
entseseneilt. Gs 1T leiht 3u erfennen.
iDis elm FOLDER llnterrid)t bemoraliiiz
renb ipirf!. Mcan Gi:lbss beobantsll,
tpie sire Gttern, Dber dnbsre 2eute Bel
bette. Gefunbb.it i;'b, trobbem 5ie
Bier trii,fen, nliiiIer Iie 3u Der Giniint
tommen, bab Der ls6rer linen etapaS
DDrliisf, ilnb ipsnn bas gsrtrauen All
bem 2ebrer in iolehsr meiis erItbiitiert
.iDirb, fam eS MID. dlisblei6en, bah
ibm in allen Dingen Mbirautn enss
gegengebraht piro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-13

ginen &rad bss 8u9banbels film
bete man unldngit in Paris an. Nads
forf4ungen bic baraufbin angeiens
DurDen, baben ergeben, baB eine Iolhe
Griiis Des Bu9banbels spar beltsh,
oaB lie a6er bo9 nidt 10 idper iit.mis
man es 5uerit Dargeitent bat. Wlan
lief Gsute lpenieer als friiber, aber es
ldbt ii6 bod nod cine getpihe rYlp=
9oloaie oes 2elers" oufitellen; ieoe
8elellI6aftsflafie, ieber 8eruf bat Ietz
ne befonOere Dirt 2iteratur. politifer
alten 9dlaaes persuiisen ii9 an paul
De Sod. @ambetta las MIR Criminal
romane Walbed Goufieau thut
heute Oesgleiden. Die SSinan5leltc
rsrtiefen iid germ in MsiIsbsihreibunz
gen unb @eidtdtsiperfe. Die mooerz
men S6riftiteller psri6lingen o1ne
llnterIebieb i'm @elhmad uno i'm Still
aufs 8eratbelpobl alles, ipas err
lGeint, ii6eral eine sssssee iudeno, Die
in ibrem nGhiten 8anbe, bon ibrer
eriten ginfleioung befreit, auftauten
ipiro. 0isle anoere 9lutpren, bic rpe=
niger geipiienbaft iino, leien aud al
les, mas erlGeint, aber mir, um es
tpieber auf3ulpdrmen. Die lelenben
5rauen iu4en ein Soeal in Der leez
tire, uno Die Nrt, ipie lie es bsereifen.
1T iebr perIhieben. Sinh lie biibfh 10
nebmen lie 8dnbe naiben Genres, in
oenen bic 2iebesseIdbihte lih geiunb
nie Elm frifcber Strom entipidelt
9inD lie bdBlid. 10 baben lie eine aus=
geprdgte 8orliebe fir piDholosilde
Momane, Die Tie oft benebein. Mmiifdnt
lit es, bab Die SdauTpielsrinnen nur
uuf Der MeiTe leien, ilmb bann ft1D es
5olitoi nuO Sbisil, Die Iie ent5iiden.
SIT bieis 8eipunSc-ung fir bic aus=
ldnbiide 2itere!ar nun aufrihtig ober
lit lie nur ettpa cine Mrt, iid Elm pies
beital Su errihten9
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
EI2HTY-SIK YEARS Old
LTD STILL 1T BUSINESS
Capitalists Congratulate Mr.
Russell Sage.
Says He Is Still Young and Expects
to Put n Many Years Of Hard
Work.

NEW YORK. Aug When Russell
Sage reached his Office today he found
waiting for him many Of his Wall
Street friends, who had gathered to con
graduate him upon having reached his
eighty-sfxth birthday. Looking twenty
years younger than he really is. the aged
fnancier thanked those who called and
said that he felt so well that he expect
ed to be found at Wall Street foF many
years TO come.
M. Sage came in from his summer
home on Long Island at his usual hour
today. and in his usual business-lfke
way delved at once into the work ahead
Of him as soon as be had a chance
8Ir. Sage said that he had been active
u at work nearly every day il the
week for over seventy years, and to this
and his lifelong habits OF doing nothing
calculated TO needIessIy vase his en-
ergies he attributed his remarkable
health and vigor. He is now easily the
Oldest business man in Wall Street. and
conceded by all TO be one Of the busiest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
WEALTHY RHODE ISLAND
MAN HAS THE LEPR0SY
Arthur B Swift Contracted the Disease
in South America.

PROVIDENCE. r. I. Aug. arthur
B. swift. CT Brown. and CT a prominent
New Bedford family. and who married
into the well known Rhodes family OF
Rhode Island. is suffering from a we'll
defined case OF IeDrosy.
After concluding his collegiate course
and marrying Miss Rhodes. he went TO
South America as the representative OF
IN American house. returned in 1897, and
soon after he arrived in the city he ex-
Perenced trouble on the lower portions
OF his legs
About Two weeks ago Mr.. Swift de-
cideG TO 60 TO the Rhode Island Hos
pital fer treatment. and tweuty-four
hours after he was admitted one CT the
staff diagnosed leprosy IN its early
stages. Others of the staff confirmed
the diagnosis. and Superintendent Pc
ters informed the city health depart
ment that he had & contagious case,
which must be taken care Of immedia 1e-
L. Before Dr. Chaplin could take ac-
tion Mr.. Swift left the hospital and, it
is now believed, went to New BEDFORD.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
QUICK TRIAL FOR
ACCUSED LIQUOR men
Chesapeake junction Prison
ers in the Dock Today.

The hearing OF the twenty-one pzisou-
ers captured last night by the Maryland
authorities il their raid on the resorts
at Chesapeake Junction began a.
O'Clock this afternoon before Justice
John Morrison. The cases were tried
in the dancing pavilion there. States
Attorney Nevin. CT HyattsviHe. appear
et for the prosecution and Attorney
Marion Duckett, of Bladensburg. and
r. W Wells for the defendants. The
charges comprise violation Of the sun
day liquor law and conducting gambling
houses.
John E Parmon and his brother. H.
L. Farmon, managers OF the saloon that
was raided, we're each charged with two
violations OF the sunday liquor law.
They each demanded jury trial and
were released on 800 bonds each. fur
nished by their father
John Hays, proprietor Of 2 saloon en-
Ninth Street. in this city and lessee CT
the Arena. the saloon that was raided.
submitted % a trial by the court and
the case : rcw cn hearing.
There ire eighteen other cases TO fol-
low and 1t viii probably be evening be-
fore they are coEcIaded-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
JURY OF AWARD FOR
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
The Commission Determines
Upon Its Composition.
TO CONSIDER PLANS FILED
Twelve Architects to Compete Also Sc
lected, But Names Withheld Pending
Responses From the Five Authorities
Who Are to Be Final Judges.

The commission created by act Of
Congress to take charge of the erection
of the proposed Municipal Building at
Pennsylvania Avenue. 2 and Fourteenth
Streets. held its third meeting at yhe
Treasury Building this morning. Those
present we're Acting Secretarv Allies and
Commissioners Macfarlaud and Biddle.
together with the professional adviser
Of the commission, Mr.. James k Tay-
Ior, Supervising Architect Of the Treas
ury.
Mr Taylor's draft OF a program for
the limited competition Of architects TO
secure plan for the building vas
carefully considered and. with a few
verbal changes. was approved. subject
to such suggestions as might be made
by the eminent architects who are TO
be asked to act as members Of the jury
OF aZ-ard
Invitations to act on that jury VIZ
be sent with copies OF the draft OF pro-
rzn to Messrs. D. H Burnham, Of
Chicago; Charles F. McKfm. CT New
York, and Frederick Law Olmsted. OF
Boston, all Of whom are members Of the
Senate Park Commission and we're mem
bers OF the juTies of award in the re-
cent successful competition for an
architect for the new Department Of
Agricultural Building
The jury of awards. If these gentle
men accept, will, under a decision
reached by the Commission This morn
ing. consist Of the Engineer Commis-
sioner OF the District OF Columbia. the
Supervising Architect OF the Treasury,
and MessTs- BuTHham, sJckim. and OIn9-
Sted. L is believed that prompt ac-
viii be received and that the
program viii be issued at an early day.
10 time whatever has been lost IN the
work.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
INDICTMENTS FOUND BY
DISTRICT GRAND JURY
Two Women Charged With
Having Committed Murder.

The grand Jury today reported in
dictments against Harriet Douglass. for
the murder Of the unborn child Of Nav
Stewart Also Helene Sterne for the
murder Of the unborn child Of Bessie
FeedInap.
Three Indictments were found against
Harry a. Barrows. formerly disbursing
officer at the Census Office. In each he
Is charged with embezzIing the funds
of the Government.
other indictments were as follows.
Howard Foreman, embezzlement. Viii
liam Saunders. assault with intent 10
kill; George r. Grfmes and Charles 7.
Grimes. perjury. Mary c Ebert, false
pretenses; Henry HuddIesou and Nor
ritz Affelden. forgery; Alice Arthur.
Hattie Gibson and Robert Lane. lar
ceny.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
CONSUL TO ZANZIBAR
VISITS The PRESIDENT
He Has Rough Experience in
Reaching Sycamore Hill,
Horse Sat Down and Refused to Bulge
and Mr. Mitchell Had to
Foot L.

OYSTER BAY. Aug Mason Mitch
ell. the recently appointed consul at
Zanzibar. came out here last night TO
see President Roosevelt. having made al
engagement TO call ct Sycamore Hill al
Q O'Clock
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr.
Mitchell reached the village on the 7:46
train it was more than two hours later
before he erawled Up the hill in the
darkness. The hofse which he had pro-
cured after a long search. sat down at
the foot Of the hill and refused to go a
step farther
Mr. Mitchell declined 10 discuss The
object Of his visit. Consul Mitchell u III
sail for Zanzibar on August 90.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
POLICE RAID RIOIING
Ohio SOLDIER BOYS
Made a Rough House of Ar
mOTy on the Sabbath.
ASSAULTED CHURCH -G0ERS
Clubs and Chairs Thrown at People
Passing the Streets Blow
ing Horns, Shouting and Yelling, and
Bade Defiance to Citizens and Police.

AKRON. Ohio. ArE. IA squad Of
police. in charge OF Captain Outlet, made
a raid on the armory Of Company F.
Eighth Regiment, 0. y. G., this morn
ing az 3 O'Clock The soldiers resisted
arrest and made an effort to keep the
police from entering the armory- Chairs
and other pieces of moveaOIe furniture
we're thrown a the police. and for q
time it looked as if tEeod would be shed
The police remained cool and did not
open fire. on the soldiers. although they
were tempted 10 do SO several times
The sFmory is located on South Howard
Street near Market Street. Through
cut she night il was the scene OF dis
order. and this morning It looked as
though il had been struck BY cyclone.
About dozen members Of the com
pany gathered at the aTmoTy early Sun
day night 10 be ready to start for Comp
Mckinley At Newark. Ohio this morn
ing. other members OF the company re-
mained at fneir homes until this morn
ing Early in the evening, as people
we're on their way 10 church the guards
men began 10 raise 2 rough house. and
as the night advanced they became bold
ct. They left their armoTy and paraded
the streets yelling and singing No one
in the 1eighborhood could sleep. and the
situation became intoleTable. The police
warned the soldiers 10 be quiet but the
soldiers only laughed in their faces.
About I o'clock in the morning they
again appeared on the streets with
drums and horns The militia In the
armOry amused themselves with throw
ing chairs and clubs out Of the windows
al passers-by. When the police finally
got into the armory many OF the soldiers
had escaped. but several arrests were
made Captain Werner. OF the Eighth,
said ali The men involved would be
court-artialed and that he would not
have blamed the police If they had done
a Iittle shooting.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
Ten Residents of Fairfax
County May Be Held.
SITTING CASE TO BOTTOM
Doubtful Whether an Impartial Trial
Can Be Secured for Prominent Per
sons Who May Be Accused Of Com
plicity in the Case-General Interest
Felr in the Probable Outcome.

LEESBURC. Va. Aug 4.-As result
Of Governor Montague showing an official
interest in the Iynching OF Charles
Craven, the alleged murderer Of William
T Wilson, affairs are beginning to look
serious for these persons implicated in
the hanging of the negro.
The coroner's jary when has been in
vestigating the Iynching Of Craven did
not hold session today. Deputy Sherins
Allison and Meacham, who have been
summoned By Coroner G1aggett to give
testimony in the case. found It impos-
sible to appear before tomorrow and the
inquest was adjourned until that tine
Verdict Likely Tomorrow.
There are also about six more witness
es to be heard. and The jury viii prob
ably bring In its verdict tomorrow al
ternoon.
The grand jury will hold a session next
Monday. and it is more than Dro5abIe
that indictments viii be brought n
against some ten CT more residents OF
Fairfax county. charging them with hav-
ing taken an active part IN leading the
mop 10 hanS the negro
Judging from present indications. the
eoroner's jury viii tomorrow order these
men held, as tie case is to be thoroughly
sifted-
Difficult to Forten Result.
Following the verdict Of the coroner's
jury it is freely predicted that arrests.
Of these persons implicated may fcllaw.
TheTsets that Governor Monfagre Of Kfr-
ginia has taken a personal Interest n
the matter and has directed a thorough
investigation in order that the guilty
parties be brought to justice has affect
ed the situation materially. and it is
difficult 10 foreteII the outcome.
Il is doubtful whether an impartial
jury can be secured here to try the case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
RECHTIN MAKES GOOD
THE $1,000 SHORTAGE
Former Disbursing Clerk Gives Check to
Cover Confessed Losses.

Harry Rechtin, former disbursfng
clerk Of the Department OF Justice. who
recently confessed pecuIatfons against
the Government covering a term Of some
years, today made good his shortage in
full. depositing a check for S7.6O4. 80.
signed oy his mother. who lives in Gin
cInnati
Rechtn's case is now before the grand
fury
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
TO EXAMINE CIVILIANS
FOR ARMY COMMISSIONS
A Board of Officers Detailed to Prepare
Questions at Once.

A board OF army officers has been ap-
pointed by the Acting Secretary OF War
10 meet IN this city August for the
.purrose Of preparing questions for use
IN c1nducting the examination Of candi-
uates selected from civil life for ap-
FCil enent as second lieutenants in the
army The members OF the board are
Col Frank G. Smith. Artillery Corps,
Major Louis A. La Garde, surgeon; Ma
jor Ezra B Fuller, Tenn Cavalry; Capt.
F. P. Reynolds. assistant surgeon; Capt
c. G Clark, Fifth Infantry. and Capt
{. W. Kutz. Corps Of Engineers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
WILL FILE ANSWER 10
HISS TAYLOR'S SUIT
Reply of Secretary Of War
10 Discharged EmpIoye.

District Attorney Gould viii this af-
ternoon file the answer OF the Secretary
Of War TO the petition Of Miss Rebecca
J Taylor, who sought through manda-
mus proceedings 10 compel blm to rein
state her IN q elerkship In the War De-
partmeRt from which she was dismissed
some time ago.
The reason assigned for the dismissal
Of Miss Taylor IS that she criticised the
Presidents policy IN the Philippine ISL
ands. She claims in her petition that
she was unjustly dismissed. because as
a civil service employe she was entitled
10 have the charges against her made
in writing. and she given an opportunity
TO answer II she so elected.
It IS not expected that the matter
viii come up Tor consideration before
the court before the fail t6-gu
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
GRAND JURY TOTAKE
UP PCRAVENLYNCH
DEATH OF COMMODORE
JOSEPH MONTGOMERY
Confederate Commander Who Came
Near Capturing General Grant.

CHICAGO. Aug 4-Commodoye joseph
Edward Montgomery, the veteran Con-
federate commander, who during tie
civil war almost succeeded in capturing
General Grant, died at $40 this morn
ing, ut the home Of his son. Dr. James
Montgomery.
Commodore Montgomery vas the most
distinguished fresh water sailor in the
Confederate navy. He fought With d.s-
tinetion from Cairo arouad 10 Mobile
He was the intimate friend o. President
JEFF Davis. Upon losing MS eyesig5t
twelve years ago. he came - Chicago u
spend bis declining days with his sen.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-04
PASSENGER AND OIL
TRAINS In COLLISION
One Man Killed and q Num-
Der Badly Injured

Los ANGELES. Cal. aug. 4--One man
IS missing and four persons were injured
BY = Santa Fe passenger train going
through IN open switch and coHidlng
with an oil train last night
Fireman T. D. Martin is supposed to
be under tie wreck Of the engine OF the
oil train. Engineer Gardiner is terri
bly, scalded. William Whitesides. a pas
senger, suffered a broken arm. and
Brakeman Frank Scott was badly
burned.
The fuel tank OF one OF the engines
exploded Immediately after the crash,
setting FIRE 10 the wreck.
Barning oil was scattered IN every di-
rsction, and tha large oil refinery plant
OF the Combs Refining Company was set
on IRE and destroyed. as were all the
-@rs in The wreck. except one.