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The evening times., 1902-06-02
mBLLE4BLE GLASS HIS IDEA,
Indiana Manufacturer Says He VIII
Soon Produce It.

RfF-xCfr Ind June Louis Kauheld.
owner OF a large glass factory neeT here.
claims 70 have discovered the secret CT
manufacturing maileable gles5- the
1eag-Iost ars of the ancicnts- He says
he IS new manufacturing semi-Galleeble
ware ard soon viii be able to put on the
market kind CT glass that VIII be as
maI1eable as any Of the metals.
In the presence OF. the correspondent
and workman Mr. KauGeid tcok glass
chimney Of ordinary appearance. put as
much water in it as it would hold when
il was placed horizontally. and. placing
it over q fire. proceeded TO boil the water
without cracking the chimney
Next. this same chimney was heated
until it was almost at the melting point
and plunged into cold water The chin
ney went through tIe ordeal without in
jury.
KaufeId followed this experiment by
taking I'd The now cooled chimney and
using If as a hammer. driving a good
sized nail into tough beard with it.
Again The chimney came forth uaharmed
While Ka--as~t~s'~ process is unknown
Ia auvbCdv except himself, he "oiun-
tcered the infcrmaticG that the line and
lead that are used n the manufacture
Of ordinary glass do not enter into the
aomDcsition of this What the substl-
tf5fes are he would not say
The evening times., 1902-06-02
GATES AND MORGAN
COMPLETING MERGER
Chicago Great Western and Kansas City
Railroads Absorbed by Rock Island.

- KANSAS CITY. No. June At is an
nouncei here that J Pierpont Morgan
and John W Gates are now in control
Of the Chicago Great Western: that
Gates acting for the Nocres. Is n con
troll Of the Kansas City, th-t the latter
road is TO be consolidated with. or alb
sorbed by, the former, and that both
are TO rass to Rock Island control
The plans include the completion Of
the Maple Leaf extensions now under
way and certain others. TO give the
combined system entrance TO all impor-
TAM cities between the Canadian border.
the Gulf Of Mexico. the Rocky Noun
Jaius. and the Mississippi River L is
said that only details remain to be
worked out 10 complete the mergers.
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IN FEAR OF WRIGHT GANG.
Residents OF Lee and Scott Counties,
Va, Arming.

ROANOKE. Va, June Many Of the
residents Of Scott and Lee counties are
band of outlaws, who have killed many
persons in the border counties Of Fir-
giRia and Kentucky
An order was received at Gate City
Saturday night for .se Winchester rifles
and 600 rounds Of ammunition, with
the statement appended that the guns
were 10 be used TO protect the homes
Of those who had assisted in the effort
70 capture the outlaws Warning has
been given that the WTights have sworn
10 kill every man who gave the officers
assistance.
The report sent out from Kentucky q
week ago that Wright and two of his
gang had been killed By a sherid's posse
is thought 10 be incorrect
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The Death Record.

The following deaths fer forty-elghy
hours were reported at the Health De-
paryment w 20 noon today.
Rachel Morgan. Il2 years.
George Adams. s5 years.
Ann Spencer Halstead Melbach. 81
years.
James Fraser, - years.
Mary 2 Steele So years
Mary L stephens. 81 years
Constantine Diamond. 80 years
annie Ford. - years.
Kate Williams. % years-
EuIia II Bremen. - years
Frederick Douglass. T. years.
Georgiana Foster. e -ears.
Hannah KuHtz, 81 years
Dora Butler. 3s years.
Emma Thurston. 26 years
Annie McBayne q years
Maggie Lewis. 26 years
James - Williams. p years.
Helen PesleT, % years.
Sarah Ashton. % years
Mary g. Lancaster. % years
Pleasant Grady. 70 years.
Mabel Parker. IS years
LUcien Carter. ! wear-
purl 3 sims mouthG-
Dale p Bell EGcnths-
E,yo Slaughter, > months.
Herman Jones. ! month.
L.c--thy J. Smith. - days.
Infant OF William and Elizabeth KUcs.
/ day.
Infant Of Robert and Ida Brown, I
day
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Marr.age Licenses Issued

Henry F " Meyer ard Rose Cecilia
Crovo-
George W Kaiten5ach. Patterson, y.
J., and Blanche Rider, Richmond. Va.
Robert Pfnn and Grace Mann. both OF
Moreton, Va
Charles Anderson and Mary Steeuman.
Harry Jones and Lizzie Nodett.
Archie l. Nails, Alexandria, Va, and
Mary Y. Merchant. Manassas. Va.
Seth Eastman Moore ara Elizabeth
Edith Smith
Robert R0senan. District OF Columbia.
and Caroline Agnes King. BTightwOod,
District Of Columbia.
William T. Davis and Agnes FedrIcE-
Joseph Shields and Virgie Watson
George ". CabIer, Norfolk Va, and
Lillian a Eythe. New York city.
Edgar z. Kicks and LUCenda Z. Rob
inson.
Robert I. Norfolk and annie Beavers.
Marden B. King and Minnie ScharF.
Charles Bell and Lille West
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HIGH WATER IN KANSAS.
Wichita in Great Danger From Floods
Now Threatening.

WICHITA. Kan. June 2.-The high wa
ter reached here yesterday and the river
mas been rising continuously ever since
Rain is threatened, and il j. shall De
heavy. il VIII cverfo.v the Little Arkan-
sas River. break the banks and run over
the packing district
The railways md street railway com
panIes have 4nchbred their bridges
There are fourteca bridges across the
river in the city and II one OF them shall
go. il will be disastrous to the others.
The rainfall here To- the month OF May
was ten and 0ne-half inches, a record
unprecedented for May
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MARGARET TAYLOR Is
IN AMERICA AGAIN
CEId Kidnapped by Her Aunt Reached
New York Today With Her Father.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Among the pas
sengeTs who arrived this morning on
the steamer Kaiscrin Maria Theresa.
from Genoa, Naples, and Gibraltar. were
A Taylor and his young daughter Mar
garet, who was kidnapped by Taylor
sister in Ohio
The child and her aunt were traced to
italy and there aEDTehended Mr. Tay-
Tor went from here TO bring the child
home. He says
4 had very little trouble ia the mat
ter. Margaret was given over 10 my
care Immediately Margaret is in good
health AID spirits, and is anxious TO see
her mother"
The evening times., 1902-06-02
ROME WILL WAIT
FOR CLERGY'S LIST

ROME, June AT the next consis-
tory the question Of a successor 10 the
late Archbishop CorrigaG. Of New York
viii not be mentioned. No step in the
matter viii be taken az Rome until the
list OF candidates proposed by the cIer-
gy OF the province Of New York shall
he received
The evening times., 1902-06-02
The Best Liniment.

..I have derived great asneft from the use
of Cbarlberlaiu's iajn Balm for rheumatism
and Iunlbago." SAYS Mrs. Anna HagclSaHs. OF
Tuczahoc, y J. My husband used II Tor a
srrafncE hack. and g-Ls also quickly relieved
In fact. IT IS the best family liniment ] have
avar used I would not think Of being with.
Gus It. ] have recommended 1t 10 many. and
they always speak very hIgEly OF II. and de-
rlara jts merits arc wonderful" For sale by
Henri Evans. Wholesale and Retail, and all
druggists
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Can be given IN & IS of Water, Tea or
coffee without Patients knowledge.


White Ribbon Remedy viii cure or destroy
:he diseased appetite for alcoholic stimulants,
whether the patient j. a confirTIed lucbriate,
"a tippier.' social drinker, or drunkard- In
possible for auroue TO have an appetite for
alcoholic liquors after using White Ribbon
Penney
Indorsed lv Members Of ". c. T I.
Mrs. Moore Press Superintendent Of Woman :
Christian Temperance Union. Ventura. Cal,
writes. ''I have tested White Ribbon Remedy
on very obstinate drunkard- and the cures have
been many. Iu many cases the Remedy was
given secretly. J checrfulIy recommend and in
dor5e White Ribbon Remedy Members Of our
Union are delighted TO find practical and
economical treatment to aid Us in our temper
ance =-orz.''
Druggists or by mail 81. Trial package free
bv writing MRS. 4 ". TOWNSEND (for years
Secretary 81 the Womsn'> Christian Temperance
Urion). 2ls FREMONT ST. BOSTON. MASS.
Sold in Washington at Stevens 90l Pa ave
NV. Ts!vly-No-u
The evening times., 1902-06-02

w mart GldH ttN't -Li-'ft-tA Af'4
additional private of the police force for
duty at the baseball grounds north of
Seventh street and Florida Avenue
northwest
The Commissioners have directed that
a permit be issued TO the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company to
place q cable IL the Police Court Build
Ing. in accordance with their appIica-
ton Of recent date.
The Collector of Taxes has been di-
rested to cancel the tax for improve
ments on sublot il, square 442, for the
second half OF the year 1902 for the Toa-
son that said improvements were re-
moved -TiOT TO January / 1902
The Commissioners have ordered that
two naphtha lamps on L Street between
South Capitol and Half Streets southeast
be replaced by gas lamps.
AIr z. :. WooE. Of 4c0 7 Street north
west. has been informed by the Commis-
sioners. in response to his complaint Of
the annoyance caused By boys playing
ball on the lot in the rear Of the prem
isCs named. that orders have been is
/ sued to the policeman on duty in that
neiChb0Thocd TO arrest sIl persons
found violating the law.
The Commissioners have written to
Eessrs- Hufty & Hufty, in response tc
their letter in behalf Of Frank Hall
claiming damages for the injury 10 the
I wall Of premises at the corner of Sew
enjh and K Streets southwest. that the
municipality discIaims any responsible
/ ity Tor the alleged injury TO the wall OF
/ the premises named.
/ BY direction Of the Commissioners the
following changes have been made in
( the personnel Of the Fire Department:
/ The resignation Of Private Henry "
/ Lusby is accepted. TO take effect May q
I Waterman Ernest Z. Padgett IS pro
noted 10 the position of private, vice
|Lusby- resigned the appointment 20 taxi
effect June I.
( William T Coulter is appointed
/ watchnan IN the department. vice Padg-
/ EFT. promoted, appointment to take ef-
1ect June L
/ Capt. H C. Newcomer. assistant 20
/ the Engineer Commissioner. has in
formed his chief that the alley. block /
( Columbia College grounds. IS in q fairly
{ good condition. aad tnat the grading and
/ the paving Of the same, in the absence
/ of a request Of a majority Of the prop
} eTJy holders whose holding abut on the
alley. the work requested by Nr. R B
1 Taylor Of l435 Staughton Street. cannot
/ be undertaken
Raymond Blanton and others, after .
full investigation Of the facts, VIII be
! Informed by the Commissioners thai
/ there IS no method by which the taxes
! and special assessments against lots 10.
10 IL. square 9SI, can be cancelled. au5
/ the land dedicated TO the District for Z
public alley. The Commissioners are
willing TO accept the dedication of tho
alley after the taxes are paid.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
All for John Sherman's Heirs.

MANSFIELD. Ohio. June Judge
DIrIam has decided IN the common pleas
court that the Iesacles TO Mrs. John
Sherman in the late Senator's win shall
revert TO the general estate. to be d
vided among the six residUary IcEatces,
Mrs. James l. McCaIIuE an adopted
daughter, and FIVE Of gcaator Serman s
nephews Mrs Sherman died before the
Senator and after the VIII was made.
The evening times., 1902-06-02

'AN'l " BujlG up -HlS SGCllDu Dtt OllL
Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights.
In the eeastern section also two or three
large tracts have recently been subdi-
vided into building lots
Considerable interest is being taken
by the brokers in the measure pend
ing before Congress relative to meet
ing the expense fer the paving Of
streets An inquiry made by the Sen
ate District Committee developed the
fact that in many of the other cities
the cost of such improvement was borne
wholly or in part by the holders CT
abutting property. Here the entire cost
is borne by the ci-y government from
the funds contributed equally by the
General Governrien- and those derived
from taxes It has been proposed that
% per cent of the cost should be as
sessed against the abutting property
owners This it s thought will be
considered an unjust discrimination, es-
peSiallr along those thOTOughfaTes which
have not yet been improved, inasmuch
as their neighbors we're no" compelled
to stand this burden. However. it IS
not thought Congress will act hastily
in the premises, as the effect OF such
law would far-relching.
Ground has been broken on the nerth
side cf New York Avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets northwest, for
structure which is TO be occupied by
the Yale steam laundry. Of which
Messrs. Frank H Walker and f. E
Smith are the pr0pTietoTs. The ground
f D 4.ae A rIry Efwfvv-GpTRn feet
on New York Avenue and extends back
/ an average depth OF $50 feet to a thirty
I foot alley The beilding will be three
stories in heigfh viii have two elevators
! and will be equipped with every mod
/ ern appliance Frank i. Hanvey is the
builder. Only last fall the Tolman
/ Laundry erects5 a new building at Sixth
/ and c Streets northwest. while a large
addition to the.Franklin Laundry IS Just
being completed cn Thirteenth Street.
/ Just north Of Z Street northwest
Plans have leen made for the con
structfon OF humber of one-stcry
stores At the s,uthwest corner Of Sixth
and f Streets northwest, on the ground
recently purchased by Mr.. George G.
Johnson. Of the frm of Barber & Ross.
/ For many veart Dast this ground. which
/ formerly bcICaged TO an estate. has lain
idle although many years ago there
we're tzo CT three old frame dwellings
standing there The new stores VIII
+ frCnt On both Street and Sixth street
The congregation of the E Street Bap-
tist Church win soon move into the new;
cdiece md ct1.s5 5ructfon at the north
west corner ot Tenth and y Streets
northwest. II the meantime the Knights
/ Of Columbus. MO- purchased the old
property on : st-eet. just west OF Sixth
/ street. are haung extensive alterations
/ made to TIE CID structure But little
change VIE be r-ade IN the interior OF
the building, although the building VIII
be thoroughly ovcrt auled inside and out
and VIII be revIz painted. Il IS ex-
/ pec.ed tie vc-k wu be completed SO
that the new owners can take possession
some tine this north.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
FOUND

THE CHEAPEST PLACE on earth to buy Dfa-
m0nds- Cash or credit. J. DRJ BkER. 1901,
corner 18th and Pa. ave. mig
FOTND-Ezpert handicappinG tables and in
s1TEctiors; all tracks ., special instructions 81
". APPLEGATT West Washington Hotel
Georgetown D. &. c3I-3
Washington's cheapest frst-class house
painter EDWIN + MAY, SIG 7th St ne
eIg-I4
FOUND-At Lacey-s, most modern ice cream
factory IN America. delicious chocolates. va
niia, and strawberry ice cream; made from
the fruit, not the acid; 99c per gallon. Also
Laeeys special zoe Per gallon Ofice co. New
York Ave. Phone Main 932 'lel0-tf
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FOR SALE-HORSES AND We
HICLES.

FOR SALE-Cheap. several second hand wag-
ons, carriages, bUEGies and wheels. ". r.
GENER, 1910 Chic ave. ID floor e2-3
FOR SALE-fIorsc. buggy and platform Fair
banks scales. Inquire 18th and sts- Nc
FOR sALE-Cnesp. one horse SCI Sd St sr-
FOR SALE-yery fine coupe Rockaway- also
one stylish cgtundcr trap; must be sold. Ap-
ply cf2 st. ne. e2-3
FOR SALE-Ten heavy dapplc gray horses and
marc>. suitable for heavy hauling AMI farm
purposes; TO offer refused. Call house zI2 ~
St NV. m2-1t
FOR SkLE-No reasonable offer refused. One
bay family mare. years old; also one 5-vesr-
1,d Sorrel mare suitable for groce,yma0. fam
ly work, OF would make excellent farm mare;
wagons, traps. carriages. harness and stable
utensils Gail Rear zGD2 Ffth St nv. H2-7t
FARMERS AND CITY MEN. take notice. To
he sold without reserve. IS horses and mareS.
ranging in age from 10 years; weight 80
70 100 pounds: suitable foi any business
Also two fast driving mares. no reasonable
offer refused Call house 2I2 ~ ST. NV
In2-7t
FOR SALE-Finc black horse. good driver anI
fine saddlcT; also ruuabout and harness: VIII
soU separate: also three ladies' saddles IIo5
iitE st NV m2-S
FOR SALE-A stylish well bred driving and
saddle horse: also r1bbe- tire runabout and
harness. Address BOX 8l6. this ofFee. 1nI-5
FOR SALE-SzraI bay mare, gentle family OF
SIGHT business horse; phaeton, harness. etc;
price. $50. 10 4th 81. Nc rI-3
FOR SALE-Faraily carriage, cheap go c
st. Sc mI-3
FOR SALE-Smau driving mare. I2IO 9th ST
NV e3l-S
FOR SALE-Cood canopy top cutundcr surrey
cheap 728 F Capitol egI2
HURSESI have Just arrived with g carload Of
good horses from Aiaysville. Ky, one fine
shetland PONY. kind and gentle. D. S0ND-
HEIWER. al 1iaErath & EenneIly's Auction
Stables. IIth s. H2g-C
Just arrived from Stanton. Va. % horses:
among them draft. drivers and general pJr-
pose horses also low price hUrFcs; also ,
extra saddlers- y SCHLEGEL, rear Of 923 D
ST. e2SG
The evening times., 1902-06-02
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Capital Traction Is $1,000
1917. 5T11T- 20T11T. 20d117. 2oU III, %
GllT. z0dl1-. Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone. tG7o: Greene Copper, 5o0
2S1. n0T2S- 1COG2T1a After call
Greene Copper. IOa2S1s. 10T2S. 10d2T7s.
-aTZS... Eanston. lnllla.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
STRIKERS III SPAIN
ENCOUNTER GENDARMES
MANY Persons Wounded in Bloody Riots
Between Agriculturists and Police

MADRID. June Bloody encounters
occurred yesterday in the streets OF
Radafoz between gendarmes and striking
agricultuTists-
4 number Of shots were exchanged and
- icons were wounded One
hundred and seven arrests were made
Fadaioz has been proclaimed in state
OF siege
The unrest Is spreading TO Malaga
The evening times., 1902-06-02

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COIJMBIA--LENTEL ROBEY ET Al
vs. JOHN " JACOB ET AL In equity
No zS0SG-
Philip Walker and F. Edward Mitchell
trustees in the above entitled cause, having
reported TO the court the sale to james F
ChiIdscsz for the sum Of sixteen hundred and
ninety dollars 81. .6GGO1J. Of the property at
issue in this cause. being the cast tTlirtv-Screr
CD feet. seven and oHe-haf (712) inches, by
the full depth Of lot two (2) IN square nine
frntf-ed and Seventy-ive (l75). It IS this 18th
dIy of Nav 1902. by the cGs:Tt. ordered that;
the said sale he Eati7cd AMI confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary be SHOWN on or before
the 18th DAY OF JTNF. 1902. provided .
copy ot this order be published once a week
sar three successive weeks IN the Washing
1on Law Rcportcs' ard The Washington Time.
tcforc the last named day.
\ B. HACNEE. Associate Justice
True c0.y-Test-
J. r. YOUNt; Clerk.
b. NJ. \. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk je2, 10
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LOAN COMPANIES.
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and on The day ron
apply. We are icaniaE on the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost
Q: carving loans m1ch less than y0J pSv else
where and allows you 10 pay il off in any
sized notes you desire. running from one 10
twelve months II you have I loan with some
other company re viii pay it Of and advance
you mqge money II desired Rates cheerfUlly
given. and nc cost 20 yOu unless oau is made.
Call and get rates Front room, FIST floor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
625 s. y W
The evening times., 1902-06-02
STOCK MARKET STEADY
AFTER LONG HOLIDAY
Trading in Large Volume But
With Irregular Tendencies,
LONDON SHOWED ADVANCES

Naturally Stimulated by the Final An
uouncement of the Settlement Of
the South African War-Strike News
Not Favorable.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
PERSONALS.

TIE best is neve- TOO good for the working
nan and there is fGt one way 10 have that
and that Is 70 watch the ads o; our daily
papers for the most reliable firms offer IN the
line you want; now We offer you more for
your money than any other house in the way
Of a suit CT clothes made By our best tailoFs
Slightly used. but they VIII outwesT any OF
that cheap new stuff. The Look Out, JuSth's
Oh Sranf Go D St e7-I
The evening times., 1902-06-02
PROF. CLAY.


The worlds greatest medium, can be consulted
on all business affairs My forecasts are truly
wonderful 500 K St NV. near At Vernon
Church. m1-z
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will soon be subdfvidcd. The opening
Of Sixteenth Street extended to the Dis
tTirt line and the proposed opening Of
Eleventh and Thirteenth Streets viii do
much to build up this section beyond
Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights.
In the eeastern section also two or three
large tracts have recently been subdi-
vided into building lots
The evening times., 1902-06-02
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. - UP: work guaranteed;
s.u-p.cs brought Hunt, 467 G. st. NV. u27-I
N0LTE. S2f 9th st NV. Is constantly Tsceiv-
ing the latest and most attractive designs IN
Wan Papers, and papers rooms from 500 up
Call and investigate fer yourself and be con
Yineed. nI4-tf
The evening times., 1902-06-02

MAfE DAVIS-Born Clairvoyant and Gard
Reader. Tells about business, removes spells
evil influences. reunites the separated and
gives luck; cures piles and drunkenness. I22S
18th St e244
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SYLVIA GORDON

Gives advice on business and social life froa
a source that has no equal Reads cards. 25c-
Do not buv. sell. or go on a journey until you
consult this gifted lady at GO Pennsylvania
ave NV. m3o4
The evening times., 1902-06-02
MATTERS OF INTEREST
IN DISTRICT AFFAIRS

M. E W Hart has been appointed
additional private of the police force for
duty AT the baseball grounds north Of
Seventh Street and Florida Avenue
mort Invest
The evening times., 1902-06-02

The Commissioners have directed that
Il permit be issued to the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company to
place q cable IL the Police Court Build
Ing. in accordance with their applica-
ti0n Of recent date.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

SUMNER COURSES in political economy and
politics. address, PROF. :. T. c. Columbian
University. e.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

ROOM !. wsrder Bld=- ID floor. 9Th and F NV
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