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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-17
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs-s pro.
posals Will be received by the under
signed until O'Clock p. M, November
III at the First National bank OF Bay
City, and opened Immediately thereafter
for erection OF a 2-story brick bank puiid-
ing g5xtD, and one-story brIck store
building 6Oxl25. for bay city Grocery
Co. aud also for a one story brick store
building 4Oxl25 for Bay city Hardware
Co These buildings are combined and
bids to be received for all three buiid-
ings together. but stating the price or
each separately Each bid to be ac-
companled by q certtned check OF 500
payable to US, as a guarantee that tne
successful bidder Will furnish bond at
at least 80 per cent OF contract price
and sign contract WITHIN three days after
the Job Is awarded him. Plans anu
specifications can now be seen ut the
First National bank OF Bay City ana az
our office To Victoria. Texas, ana also
Thursday and Friday, November 20 ana
q at Ford, Stone ~ Ford's office tower
South Texas National bank Houston,
Texas Hull a Letfiand, Architects.
Victoria. Texas November "a, lN2. -
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids are in.
vited for the erection and completion o.
a two-story brick school building In Rich
mond Bids to be opened Monday, 18th,
company each bid, TO be forfeited should
successful bidder fail TO give good and
sufficient bond for performance OF con-
tract within ten days from acceptance.
Right reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
DR.. ]. Mark OFarrell, secretary board OF
trustees. Richmond Independent school
district. u
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e; MoSKoW1Tz & co, 1ol5la Congress,
have property for sale Ia every ward ia
the city and every county in the STAT;
list your property with us II you desire a
Quick sale; we have money to loan. from
$1,000 up II
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FURNISHED ROOMS, with or VIZ
board: 1910 Congress avenue.
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HUBBERT's sANAToRTUM, Uico- Texos
for the absolute cure OF all opium, NOR,
phine, cocaine. whisky and other drug
habits; every case treated on its own
merits without palm, but a positive cure
guaranteed; no cure no pay; keep your
cash until perfectly satisfied Address n.
]. Hubert. NJ. D.. superintendent, HIco,
Texas. i2.s
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

L. b. MOODY.
Attorney ftr First
National bank Of Houston.
lOO3A Congress Ayenue.
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SIN-KOON cottage FOR sale on Houston
avenue near Washington street; lot aud
half with sN.room house on Sabine sire, {.
5000; four and a half lots. four two
story houses, Liberty street rent for $50
Der mouth, $500; three large lots with
three room house, Houston Heights 500
Pyc * Blllfrass, KiNm building 10
SOUE LAkE-A few tracts Of land nd
joining the Sour Lake Springs property.
in immediate proximity 81 the OH rush-
cers Address Sour Lake ~ c, Institute.
425 Mason uuildmg *
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NINE lots in The town Of Ennis, two blocks
Of shops ais machine repair shop in enc
Of the best railroad towns In the STATE;
cheap for cash or win trade for good st ck
cattle. Address Byran, 20l4 Rusk avenue
-
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GOOD BOARD 81 per week; table p'iE
209 La Branch street.
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= -, MAGNOLIA CAMP 40,
iii ". o. W, hail. Ills Con.
M sress avenue; third I.5 a .o,s
III. VI. VI. month, ct 7.so o'clock,
All woodmen invited.
s. Simon, Clerk.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. {. A. BUgAU, Pianiste; studio 4lu
Moore Burnett building; Or. william
Masons system of Technique. II
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OWNERS OF RICE LAND who want to
sell VIII he able to deal direct with buy
crs by addressing, Farmers Land and
Investment Co., 20 Dearborn street, Chi
cage, ILL.,
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OK sALE-pesirable lot, chea1 T-C-T-is5--..
street, near tannin school; tsr nu1is sn.n
cslsos. ss%aa 4 Z w EdasHdsoa. VIII
= "a
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W. J. Townsend. Attorney at Law and
General Collection Agent. President Ange
Una County National Bank. Lufkin. Texas.
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NOTICE Is hereby .glresa w ~ X, Z,
meeting of The stockhgideIe " ssms.s
and New Orleans Rallro9a sIrtsi
beeu called by the board y asss
assemble al the general o'ie y
eompany at Houston. IeAYna, ,ssrssi
A. nj. on the LIST dag o. ps,so-vf.
Tor ths following purpossh' " ~ ..
To authorize and ps sSas " lls,s
ing the charter or aftiolv n 70 ~,
lion OF said company 50 sstln ~
n 10 construct, own. NAM ,ls 6s rs q
ate railroad from 1,i pIiH' Al 4 v
line In jefferson eonnssy sticb ~
IN General northerly alls.Nla y
through Sour Lake spl Spice = +
eonnty, and thence g, w, ~
or In the vicinity or; inc WI N
toga. In Hardin county, lnsesi6s y
TO authorize ana ,Rosd fst,1...
CONSTRUCTION OF the 70 Nh wrpdsi y
in the preceding para Ma -
posed amendment 70 .ce-roil2r.
Charter or articles NV NJ
d. Seger. secretaTE.
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WILLIAM A. WILsoN--ofnce 20a Kiam
Building; headquarters fo- Houston homes
- ponthly psy~snt 81 snF other plan;
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A rwO.sToRY RESIDENCE. iOi5 JONI
son street
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FOR RENT-kooms and board "
lTO5 Washington avenue.
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STOCK SADDLES, guaranteed by 4. H.
Hess Co, 500 Travis street. II
FOR SALE-tWo 3O-horsc power upEgat
boilers; two lOO.horse power high grade
automatic engines, assortment dyu6inUs
md motors cheap l.. h. Miller. l-iI
Congress avenue. II
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FOR SALE Eighty acres of fine fruit and
farm land only 81 an acre: convenient
10 railroad town, title perfect r. n
Minter Bryan Texas. y
FOR SALE 25n acres choice Fast Texas
lruit land, rear railway shipping polnt
hGfEuiu NJ s. per acre Address Z, r.
Howard Falestlnc. TeN1s. q
NIL FARM Of 6fO acres. AGO 1cres In cpitE
walton, OF which lU0 acres are IN rice 561
in cotton aud corn and $50 IN pg sture
timber landi fscing Mil creek. v.hI.b
furnishes plenty Of water for rice: the
entire 80 acres Urr suitable for rfaa
growing. Address 30 August Knv p n
Peters, Texas, Anstlu county II
FOR SALE-Oll lands M Snur Lake rT-i
Saratoga See Henry Maimgreu, 59i
KAN building 49,
ANYONE desiring 10 have 4 house. -77C--1,c,
OF raised, call on j. Fingers, sotlsfsc, ION
Cuarauteedi 1 also buy, sell ana ev
change ola building sO5M Preston. old
P"'"e vi 1llT
MY FINE AUTOMOBILE for exchange For
real estate, etc; never upcrate5. satig
factory selling reason. S II Huston Ia
phoae 500.
NOTICE RICE GROWERS 95vs e5i
acres me rice land: water supply inex'
hHustible want Irritating plant. III,
MAKE ilnetal terins for water srnnlv A.
bel h9it interest In land ana beco,ne
p"rHler " plant Guarantee land ferffie
easily Hooded and drained. ron,,
rice land wen located want Suoice
WIN some mono, Wrltc me Jos.'
Greer, Ang.cton. Brazoha to,intr IT.,
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FOR SALE-Complete jewelers. outht win
good lewerly stock and other lines IN
good town; established 1900; for cash,
cheap; must sell now 1862. this office.
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FOR RICE, cotton or railroad "a
ponies, driving or draft horses, sea
Robertson. Taylor, Texas. d
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X-RAY DIAGNOSTIC-Dr Annie Attaway,
at the Nature Cure SanitArium, can tell
you st sight without asking question
your disease and " durable, can see every
organ IN your body; we treat by assisting
nature TO throw OF disease we cure or
ganic and chronic diseases where others
faii; our methods are scientific and prog
ressive. 700 Clay avenue, DR.. J. b. Har.
Ian. manager. 10
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FARM PAPER FREE,-Send 10 cents TO
pay cost Of mailing, also addresses Of fve
OF your farmer friends, and we will send
the Valley Farmer one year free; regular
price, 80 cents; Il IS one OF the best farm
paper6 IN the West and will tell you more
about agriculture and live stock condi-
tious In the great Southwest than any
other publication. Valley Farmer, To
peka, Kan. is
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sunni NUM-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CROCKETT. TEXAS.
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Main. IA
MRS. BLACK-Clairvoya tells every
thing; also by mail. 1920 Preston avenue.
DRINK Wootan Wells water, only al
LEVIN s. Anderson's. IS
ECLIFSE Liver Regulator; excellent for
billousness; DC package at Lewyn &
Andersons. IS
HOT WATER pipe fitted In stoves and
ranges; also gas ntting. Hickman lOI0
Capitol; new phone 1908. Stoves, heat
ers. stove pipe for sale. IS
PIANOS TUNED ana repaired by expert
tuners satisfaction guaranteed. c. Janke
a CO., 5O3 Main street. II
THE CELEBRATED Newly & EyausV
pianos for sale by c. Janke & Co. 500
Main. IL
THE ONLY KELLEY INSTITUTE in Tex
as Oklahoma and Indian Territories for
the cure OF whisky. morphine, cocaine
and tobacco Hddicfione. j. II. Keith, Bel
levue Place, Dallas, Texas. 1875
LADIES taken before aud during conhne.
ment; Infants adopted: doctor aud
trained nurse furnished; terms moderate.
Address Pcstorice Boa 400, Dallas, Tex,
a. 1i-l9
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FOX kENr--Eight- room house, modern
conveniences. servants room, stable. APP
ply 1916 Main street Is
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EtLIFsE LNer kegulntOri excellent for
hillousness; pc package at Lewyn &
Anderson's. is
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WANTED-For ten days for biS -.
good care, good saddle an,ms ~
Jones, 201s Rusk avenue.
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NEW soNGs--Just out, ''I'll Wear the VIC.
lets. Sweetheart" He Had More Gold
Than l." sung with great succ, SIS by
George Krumm and Lew Sully: price Is
cents, For sails By G. Janke & Co, sos
Main. IA
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LIVESTOCK AND Pour

FOR SALE-Coming 2.yesr-oT -.
heifers, cows, cows ana ,oin sleea 4
suit. L. Tillotson, seaIy, Tsr,.' q
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Personal.

home for ladies during confinement; good
doctors rurse; infants adopted. p. y.
Box 274, San Antonio, Texas, %
wINoNA Mills Asency--Address l0l4
Walker avenue phone 21b4; would call
with samples. w. b. Langley, manager.
II
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FOR sALE-splendid block for factory
near Central depot close I'M several
choice small tracts Of land near hsEIis-
burg Geo. L. Porter Son, 2Oo5a MAN y
street
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FOR SALE-Five beautiful lots on car
line; one block Fannin school. Inquire Of
owner 0O3 Rusk 81
FOR SALE--A two.story brick building,
close to Main street, $4,000; brings good
interest on Investment; want money to
go in business; no agents. Address 200,
this office ~
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pT%ELL THE PEOPLE
4 what you want.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RICE LAND BARGAIN--school section,
640 acres, two miles from principal noiu.
ings Treadway canal, Jefferson county /,
some fence, Sio per acre cash. 1886 due
State In thirty-seven years at per cent
Address "Owner" Hamshire Texas -
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FRONT FoUR-RooM COTTAGE oN A
FULL LOT MAR CAR LINE AND
SCHOOL $500 MUST BE SOLD BY
NOVEMBER TERMS. IL INTER
ESTED CALL AND WE WILL TAKE
PLEASURE IN SHOWING YOU
THROUGH.
HOUSTON LAND & TRUST co. II
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Ut is EASY TO TRADE
il through Post Want Ads
FOR RENT.

NICELY furnished room. Ali Liberty ave
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. No 900
Main street. We handle Heights prop
erty only lowest prices; easy terms.
John A. Milroy, agent. II
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BOARD AND ROOM.

NICELY furnished rooms, with board Z
trally located; modern conYenlenet' y
board solicited. So Travis stTee,
ROOM and board, hot baths, SIS Rasl q
nue., half block from Hotel Bristol.
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LARGE upstairs rooms and scoa Y
board for couples or gentlemea Z
Texas avenue.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
CHARGED WITH ROBBING
A HOUSE in THE DAYTIME
Sarah HILL Colored, Arrested by Third
Precinct Police-Colonel Nc
Ritchie's House Entered.

Sarah Hill. colored. is LOCKED up at
the House Of Detention on a charge OF
housebreaking in the daytime.
The police claim she entered the resi-
dence of Colonel McRitchie. 2131 T Street
northwest, Tuesday and stole therefrom
number of articles. including black
silk skirt. silver purse. silver spoons.
etc. to the value of $50
1t appears from the story. as told by
the police. that the Hill woman went to
the McRitChie residence to get some
clothes to be washed. When she arrived
at the house there was nc one at home.
and the police claim she went in and
helped herself to the articles in ques-
tion. When Mrs. McRitchie returned
she missed the articles and reported the
robbery TO the police of the Third pre-
cinct. Detective Lynch investigated the
matter, and says he found all of the ar
.ticles reported missing IN the home OF
the Hill woman. She was placed under
arrest and locked up in the House Of
Detention. She will have to answer to
the charge In the Police Court this
morning The Hill woman claims to
have bought the articles from a cOlored
man whom she cannot now locate.
Colonel McRitchie is now on duty with
the United States forces in the Philip
pines.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
MANY SHADE TREES
FOR CITY STREETS
GROWING ROOSTER WINS.
Commissioners Reply to a Request From
Mr.. 7. S. Fralick.

The District Commissioners have in
Capitol Street, that they are without
authority TO stop the annoyance of a
growing rooster kept by one of his
neighbors. The Commissioners state
that the matter is one in which the
remedy lies with those disturbed. to
take the owner Of the offending fowl in
to the Police Court under the provisions
of sections and 3. article I. of the
police regulations, which provide:
Section /. No person shall own or
keep within the District of Columbia
any fowl. parrot or bird which, by crow
ing. Cackling. singing or talking or In
any other manner shall disturb the
comfort and quiet of any neighborhood.
or of any person who may be in ILL
health. to be evidenced by the certifi-
cate OF duly licensed physician.
Section >. Any person keeping any
fowl as prohibited in section OF this
article, or permitting any fowl TO run
at large. shall, on conviction thereof.
lie punished by a fine of not less than
s. nor more than s.; and upon convic-
tion of second offense against the pro-
visions of said section. in addition to
the fine above prescribed the fowl COM
planned of shall be adjudged to be killed.
and on such judgment shall be killed by
a member of the police force"
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
TO EXTEND GAS MAIN.
Northeast Citizens Association Applies
to Commissioners.

The Northeast Suburban Citizens AS
sociation recently requested the District
Commissioners TO take steps to require
the Washington Gaslight Company to ex-
tend its gas main under the tracks of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
fl the line of District Street, Langdon
II appears that the gas main has
been already laid to a point within
about twenty feet of the company's right
OF way. Upon the application of the
Washington Gaslight Company for per
mission to cross under the tracks OF
the railroad company, the latter re-
quired a deposit of 5000 by the former.
which the gas company was unwilling
TO make.
The Superintendent of Sewers, in
report on the subject, has informed the
Commissioners that they have no legal
authority to compel the gas company
to lay the main referred to.
1t is expected that the railroad COM
pany will come to some agreement with
the Commissioners so that the main
can be extended under the tracks as
described.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
Superintendent of Park
ing Makes Recon-
mendationS.
COST ESTIMATED AT S1,374
Total Number of Trees to Be Planted
Is 45s-Sections to Be Improved-Mr.
Lanham Asks Instructions as to Wide
Tree Spaces.

The District Commissioners yesterday
received from Mr.. Trueman Lanham.
Superintendent of Parking. list OF the
streets on which he recommends the fall
planting of trees. He informs the Com
missioners that all the streets named
have been improved by granite curb and
cement sidewalks. The streets desig-
mated for the northwest section are:
Adams Mill Road from Columbia Road
10 Zoo, north side, elms, %; Twenty-hrst
Street between E and Virginia Avenue.
both sides. sycamOres, Il; Street be-
tween Phelps Place and Massachusetts
Avenue. north side. sugars, 46; Harvard
Street between Eleventh and Thirteenth
Streets. north side, pin oaks, 20; Rhode
Island Avenue between First and North
Capitol, both sides. elms. 90; Nassa-
chusetts Avenue between l and Fifth
Streets. south side. lindens. 3; T Street
between First and North Capitol
Streets, north side. Norways, l6; New
ark Street. Petworth, both sides, lin
dens. 20; Connecticut Avenue. Fern
wood, east side, pin oaks. 80; Randolph
Street, Fernwood. both sides. pin oaks.
~: Quincy Street, Fernwood. both
sides and central parking. pin oaks.
70: Decatur Street between Florida
Avenue and Twentieth Street, south.
side, pin oaks, -.
Mr.. Lanham proposes the following
for the northeast section:
ID Street between car barn and Four
teenth Street. north side. sycamores. 5;
Fourteenth Street between ID and
Streets. east side, sycamores, 6; Fif-
teenth Street al corner of East Capitol
Street, west side, elms, 4; T Street
between First and North Capitol
Streets. north side. Norways, S; East
Capitol Street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets, south side, elms.
10.
The southeast section is to be planted
as follows:
Fourteenth Street. between G and
Pennsylvania Avenue, both sides. syca-
mores. 16; Georgia Avenue between G
and Pennsylvania Avenue. north side.
elms 16; Half Street. between y and o
Streets. east side. elms, Il.
The total number of trees estimated
for the entire city is ass.
Mr.. Lanham estimates the cost of
planting at 1874, and asks whether the
trees shall be planted in the center or
two feet back from the curb, when con-
tiRuous tree spaces are more than four
feet in width.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
THE WEEKLY DEATH REPORT,
Typhoid Fever Cases ago, But Fatalities
Show Decrease.

There was a decrease OF over Is per
cent in the number of deaths in the
District during the week ended on Sat
urday last as compared with those OF
the preceding week. The mortality
amounted TO s5, representing a death
rate of Isl.
In the previous week ii was 101 death
rate 1I.9j and in the corresponding
Period of last year lis death rate 21.A.
OF those who died last week II were
white. affording death rate OF l0.5. and
A. colored. death rate 25.5.
There were fatal cases IF typhoid
fever as compared with u in the pre-
vious week ard IN The same period OF
last year Deaths from consumption fell
from i to :. Those among children un-
Ger years % age decreased from &c
TO 81, and among those under / year
CID from 26 TO p
The deaths by violence were 2. on
OF which was suicidal by gunshot in
brains and ? accidental, both by exren-
sive burns by fire.
Tho births reported were 119 of which
a were white and 80 colored; males Go.
and females 81
At he close OF the last report there
ment in the hospital. No new case oc-
Cured during The week, nor were any
of the inmates OF the hospital dis
charged.
or typhoid fever pa cases were under
medical supervision at the end OF the
week. New cases numbering 50 were
reported and 40 were discharged. Ieay-
ing 296 cases under treatment.
Cases OF scarlet fever to the number
of II were In quarantine by the report
OF the former week. No new cases de-
yeloped. and being discharged. re
manned with warning cards in ; prem
ises
~ the close CT last report there were
s cases Of diphtheria in quarantine. New
eases numbering were reported, and
2 were discharged, leaving cases in
premises.
The following were the deaths classi-
fed according to their causes: ApOplexy.
3, bronchitis - congestion Of lungs. ! 4;
consumption. :: diarrhoeal diseases. 1s:
diseases OF brain. 2; diseases of heart.
C; diseases of kidneys. 4: malarial few
ers. !; malignant growths. 3: meningitis,
]; pneumonia, I; suicide. /; typhoid
fever. 6; whooping cough. 3; miscel-
laDeous, "a Total S.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
CRAZED WITH WHISKY,
NEGRO JUMPS IN CREEK
Frank Beckett, Colored, Drowned at
Winship's Wharf Yesterday
No Inquest.

shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday al
ternoon Frank Beckett. colored. who was
said to have been in an intoxicated con-
dition. jumped into Rock Creek and was
drowned.
Beckett had been employed at Win
ships wharf in Georgetown. and yester
day afternoon he. it is claimed. got too
much whisky aboard and ran to the end
of the wharf and jumped overheard. He
sank and was drowned before assistance
could reach him.
y search was made for the body and
after half an hour it was caught in a
graphing hook by Charles Denison, Of
Georgetown.
The Coroner was notified, and after
making an investigation. gave a certifi-
cate of death from drowning. inasmuch
as it did not appear that Beckett intend
ed to commit suicide.
The body was taken to the Seventh
precinct police station in the ambulance
and later sent to his home There will
be no inquest.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
HELD UNDER HEAVY BOND.
Joseph Anderson, ColOred, in Police
Court. Demands Jury Trial.

Joseph Anderson. colored, charged
with assaulting a policeman. demanded
trial by jury in the Police Court and was
released on bonds OF $500.
Anderson was disorderly at the corner
of Seventh and G Streets northwest,
Tuesday and Crossing Policeman Mar
tin arrested him. The negro went quiet
ly with the policeman to the box at Sixth
Street. but while waiting for the patrol
wagon suddenly made lunge at his
captor, dealing him blow that felled
him and broke his nose.
In court yesterday Martin bore evi-
dence of the assault. His eyes were
bruised and swollen. while his nose was
badly cut and twice its usual size.
The Washington times., 1902-08-28
KNIGHTS OF JERUSALEM.
St. Johns Lodge, No. 4, Files Articles
of Incorporation.

Lodge. No. 4. Order Knights of
Jerusalem. OF the District of Columbia.
were filed in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court yesterday. The or
ganization is formed. II is said. for
mutual Improvement, to raise funds for
the relief of its various members. to
dispense sick benefits, and furnish
funeral benefits in case of death of any
members OF the society. The incor-
porators named are Frank Hayes. Frank
Henson. Benjamin Wood. James Mack.
James L. Atkins, Benjamin Watkins, and
Joseph Ridgeley.