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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-28

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
SCHOOL OF SHARKS KEPT
MAN At TOP OF MAST
Shipwrecked and Frenzied Norwegian
Sailor Rescued From Peril.

NEW ORLEANS. aug. 20.-The tug
Pennoyer brought into Biloxi yesterday
a Norwegian Of the name of Oscar. who
was rescued from the wreck Of small
vessel named the Fan, belonging 10 Mrs
Bake. q boarding house keeper The
Fan was used 10 carry passengers rom
Biloxi to Ship Island. The. captain OF
the Pcnnoyer sighted a sunken vessel.
with a man clinging desperately 70 the
top Of a mast, shrieking loudly for IS
sistanSe,
The rescuers found the man be TO Os-
car who chung 10 the masthead for 3
full day. until he was completely ex-
hausted and in very weak condition.
When the Fan sank. bottom down, Os-
car chung 10 the mast, which was several
feet cut Of water. He said that, being
an expert swimmer, he was preparing t.
swim to the shore, when he discovered
that school of sharks had gathered
around the sunken vessel. and we're ap-
pa-ently waiting for him.
Oscar declared that there were at
least a hundred Of them, ard tia, they
kept hiu freed all day long, l1rkiag ~
the boat. and even jumping out OF the
water trying TO reach him. The guash-
ing Of their teeth caused his blood to
run cold. 80! 2EEH
The man was IN a frenzied con Hilton
when released.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
SHORT STORIES FROM
THE SMALL AID. PAGE
Get q Ten Year-Old Work and Saved
Him From Going to Charity Home.

The wonders produced b resort TO
the small ads. in The Times seem never
TO cease. There are no rastri ctions as
TO age OF other conditions for those who
are to receive its benefits. The novice
as well as the old advertiser is as likely
to draw a prize. and there are no
blanks.
Several weeks ago an old colored
woman. whose years would be as diff
cult TO ascertain as the number Of hairs
on her head. felt that il would be I'm
possible for her 10 keep her little fam
lily together. as she no longer had the
strength to support them. She called
upon one OF the charity organizations
with q request that some provision be
made for her little grandson, who is but
ten years old
When it was suggested that the boy
might go to work and help keep the lit
tie family together. she secuted at the
idea. saying. Dat chile 90 tn wurk
Why. he amt big ernuf ter shoe flies"
She was assured that she did not know
what he could do until he tried. and
finally consented TO an advertisement
being inserted in The Times for q po-
sition Of any kind for a young Colored
boy who was bright and willing
Within two days he had secured po-
sition as hall boy in private family.
with the opportunity to gain instruction
from the children Of the house as they
secured it from their governess, and
With the further freedom of two nights
a week at home with his grandmother
That the old lady was delighted goes
without stating. and she now insists on
having The Times in the house every
day. although she does not read, and she
says that she never went back on any
thing that brought her good luck, and
never will.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
TO SIMPLIFY CODE OF
CIVIL SERVICE RULES
Commissioner Foulke Busily Engaged
in COndensing Them

Mr. William D. FouIke. OF the Civil
Service Commission. who is the only one
Of the Board in Washington, is busily
engaged in going over the rules of the
Commission with a view TO condeDsing
and simplifying them These rules for
tie classified service provide the man
uer in which transfers, refnstatements.
promotions and other changes may be
made.
At present there are thirteen rules
which cover twenty pages of printed
matter and il is Mr. FouIke's idea TO
get them into much less space. If the
number Of rules are not reduced There
Is no doubt that the rules are much
longer and more complicated than
necessary and the changes which are
about to be made viii benefit all those
in the Government service. It IS prob
able Mr.. FouIke will have the work
completed so that the Commission can
take action on the matter when the
three members meet here upon compile
tion OF their vacations.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
TIED DYNAMITE TO DOGS
TAIL, BUT BLEW UP HOME
Wanted to Kill the Canine But Forgot
to Tie Him IN the Woods.

DRIFToS. Pa. Aug. 2o,-George Ne
chou, Of Scale Siding. owned dog
which suffered with mango, and in Or
der TO dispose Of the animal Nechou took
1t to the woods and attached two sticks
OF dynamite anda long fuse to It's tail.
ligstS7 the fuse and retired TO Q place
of safety. forgetting TO tie the dog
The animal ran after its master TO his
home. NeckOu saw the animal coming
and. knowing that al explosion vas
likely 20 occur at any moment. quick
cned his pace. with the dog close at his
heels. lie was successful n reaching
the house in safety and closed the door.
The dog. badly frightened by the sizzling
OF the fuse. took refuge under the house
Immediately a terrific explosion &C.
Cured and the building. with It's con-
tents, and dog we're blown to atoms
Members Of the family who were in
the house were slightly injured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20

the matter has never been mentioned TO
him by the President
Speaking of national politics. he said.
81 think the Democrats have a good
chance to win IN the Presidential cleo
ton In order to do this, however. they
must nominate man from New YorK.
Indiana, Ohio, or Illinois, because we
need the assistance of one Of these large
States. The South Will remain solid
Asked about William J. Bryau's atti-
tude. Senator Jones said:
Mr.. Bryan IS a Democrat and will
stand by the party regardless OF whether
OF not tue# Kansas City platform Is re-
affirmed -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
JOKE ON MARK TWAIN
AND HE DOESN'T LAUGH
Tarrytown Tax Assessors Value His
Property at $4,000, and He Protests.

TARRTTOWN, N Y, Aug 20.-Mark
Twain was no Innocent Abroad when
tie assessors Of the town Of Greenburg
net today to hear grievances against
the roll prepared for this years taxes
When the assessors met previously Mr.
Clemens was out in Missouri receiving
Ii DIS and meeting Hucheberry Films
and Tom SawyeTs, and his assessment Of
81. 900 stands here, as he made no pro-
test He likes a joke, but one that costs
him several hundred dollars is not all
that il is cracked up TO be. so on his
return East he began 10 study the way
of the willy assessor. and when the board
met he was prepared to fight for his
rights.
Mr.. Clemens paid 81, 600 for his estate
a. Tarrytown- He was represented be-
fore the assessors by Lawyer Henry G.
Griffen. who asked that the assessment
be reduced TO S45 900, as thai was fair
market value for the place. The asses
soTs received Mr. Clemens complaint
and promised to give It their considera-
tion. They are kindly disposed toward
him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
News Notes From Rockville

iS9eciaI 70 The Evening Iimes.)
ROCKVILLE. Nd, Aug 20.-Mr. Levi
.Leizear. of Olney. this county. who
died al his home Monday night OF
paralysis, was seventy-four years of
age. He is survived by a number OF
children.
Mr. James II. Landes and Miss Matte
Long, both Of Nokesville, Va, were mar
ried here yesterday by Rev Samue, r.
White The ages as given are groom.
twenty-two;- bride, nineteen. Immedi
ately after the ceremony they took an
electric car for Washington
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Lyddane
at the St. Mary's Catholic Church here
yesterday was largely attended. Inter
ment was in the Catholic Cemetery.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
REPRIEVES GRANTED
FOR TWO MURDERERS
New jerseys Governor Gives Men An
other Chance.

TRENTON, y, J., Aug 90 Governor
Murphy yesterday granted reprieyes to
Lafayette Gruff and Peter Hernia. TWO
.murderers under sentence OF death and
a special session OF the Court OF Par
dons has been convened for ; +p-eaber
10 10 consider further the cases OF the
men.
GruG was to hang in Camden, SepteIu.
Der 3. for the murder Of his wife, AMI
Hernia vas TO de IN Eergen GO rrty Fri
day next Ffcsnia was charged with the
brutal murder Of Barney H2ptec 4
butcher Of Wellington. The crime o.
which Gruff was convicted -Fas even
more foul He was charged with having
first killed his wife aad then having
slashed her body into al ulIreeognizabIe
state
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
SENATOR JONES As 4
CANAL COMMISSIONER
Denies That President Has
Offered Him the I erth.
Chairman Democratic National Com
mittee Thinks His Party Has
Good Chance to Win.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug Ex-senator
James X Jones, chairman Of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee. who ar
rived here yesterday on private busi-
ness, denies emphaticaIly the published
reports that President Roosevelt has Of
Tered him a position as member OF the
Isthmian Canal Commission. He saws
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
Slight Damage by Fire.

About 7:30 last night an alarm was
sounded from box 524 for a slight IRE
In the store located at 1901 c Street
southeast The house is occupied BIZ
Mrs Ida Lohrener. who conducts the
store. The fire was caused by the ex-
plosion OF a lamp. The firemen extiu-
guished the flames. after A damage OF
about S25 had been occasioned- No in
surance is carried on the stock.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
Body Brussels.
Tapestry Brussels.
Whtons.
W. carry in stock an I

We carry in stock all the best makes of Wilton
pets They the finest and bestwearing Carpets in
the world.
Were Now.
Best 5-frame Wiltons (any make) -. $500 $197h
Best 5-frame Wiltons .........,... $3.50 $50
Other makes Wiltons .............. $500 $I47
Bear IN mind that the above are not rem
nants-but FULL ROLLS, enough to cover large
size floors
Al Carpets and Rugs bought at this sale will
be STORED FREE OF CHARGE until you are
ready TO have them laid
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20

Mr.. Albert Middlesworth. Of the Land
ONCE watch force. who was an active
soldier in the war between the States,
II telling some OF his experiences the
other day. said that the hero business
these days is a little overdone. He was
in the Virginia and North Carolina cen
/ tiers OF trouble for year or two, and
he saw thrilling deeds and heard from
good sources OF more. he recalled one
which ranks with the Hobson perform
ance on the Merrimac.
IN Roanoke Sound there was q little
Confederate ironclad boat which was
most villainously busy, and which did
great damage and worried the Union
commanders greatly. The boat was built
by a former United States Navy man
out OF railroad iron and other odds and
ends, but it was a hustler. Efforts 10
catch the ironcIad failed for MOI. his.
One device was guaranteed by the Or
/ iginatoT TO fix the boat, but it didn't. The
scheme was to connect two good -sizei
boats with a chain, a third boat. a small
one. was TO carry the chain and bear
down on the little boat. II was intended
10 turn it over OF drag 1t out, but IN
some way the plan failed. and the devil
ment kept going on.
One night young man named Cush-
man took four men and started for the
rebel ironclad. He had official permits
sion 10 blow the thing UP. and was &C
conparied by four experienced and des-
peTste men They rowed silently, under
heavy darkness, 10 within thirty feet Of
the boat and put a torpedo under it by
means Of a long pole. The little rebel
boat was obliterated.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
LOCAL MENTION.

HuyleT's Cocoa, 28c Can.
s2.64 per case, y cans 'Douaelly, I4th and I
SIS. Phone 4OI-Z.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20

In the Department of Agriculture
there is a young man who has worked
his way up from the position CT laborer
TO that OF assistant germotoIogist- His
name IS Samuel l. Reese He has been
employed in the department for the past
four years During that time he has
had five promotions. Every man who
knows him Is his friend. Mr. Keese's
first work for the department. was that
OF contracting. After contracting 70
haul fifty yards Of soil he FOUND that
he VIZ 1ot cut out for a contractor. He
worked three days, and also worked
three men. After the job was finished
he found he had worked three days for
81 cents But he claims that II is worth
something 10 be boss. After giving up
the position as contractor he was ap-
pointed as a laborer, using pick and
shovel From there he was advanced.
until his friends say that he viii never
stop advancing. Mr.. Reese is Wash
iagton maz.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20

Mr.. James McDougaH who has for
the past few years managed the elevator
at the Civil Service building, has beer
transferred to the Postoflce Department.
where he has a good position The peo-
pie at the Civil Service ONCE were very
sorry TO lose Mac. for he is one Of the
most intelligent. efficient. and accom-
modating men IN the business He has
an extensive acquaintance and has
friends among all the visitors TO the
building. including many OF the most
prominent IN public life. Mac is a
/ Scotcbmau and is versatile and pleas
ant
Mr. H. NJ Kendrick, the able and
popular chief Of the rubber stamp diyi-
sion at the Agricultural Department, IS
on vacation trip to the upper counties
Of Virginia. Mr. Kendrick Is a native
Of Mississippi and is one OF the best
educated and most widely read men IN
the department. The rubber stamp sec
ton of the Agricultural Department IS
an important one. All the stamps used
by the various divisions are made and
mounted there Hundreds Of different
stamps are IN constant use. The exten
sive mail lists Of the department are in
rubber and the wrappers and envelopes
are directed by the stamp section. TIE
process Is quite an interesting one but
il is generally overlooked by visitors
Few people. even among the GOVPTnmI nj
employees. realize the extent Of the w0rk.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20

IN defense Of the contention that kiss
ing IS bad thing and ought to be
stopped, an official 81 The consular ser
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
eat Opportunity for Those Preparing for the G. A R

We are headquarters for Carpets and Rugs. Our
long experience in buying these goods Is guarantee
that have the choicest things that this
Furthermore. cur price always right and You
forget that QUALITY Is YOUR SECURITY
HERE"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
DEPARTMENTAL WORKERS
Interesting Gossip Cleaned Among Employees
of Government Bureaus.
STOLE ENGINE FROM CONFEDERATE CAMP
Old Soldiers Recall One Of the Most Interesting and
Daring Exploits of the Civil War-Rebs Were
Badly Outwitted For Time

vice calls attention to a disastrous kiss,
one that depopulated a Florida town.
j boat going into Candalo. a small port
in Florida. was held up in quarantine.
yellow fever having broken out on
board One of the sailors. who believed
he was immune. and who had the ap-
Pearance of being perfectly healthy, had
4 sweetheart in the town and he de-
termiEed to see her He stole a boat
and made his way to the town and after
some search found the girl He was
with her for a few moments when the
alarm of his presence was given He
snatched a kiss and made his way back
TO the ship. He was stricken and soon
died. The girl succumbed to the
plague and from her it spread over the
town, killing nearly all the people.
a State Department official says that
the rigid care practiced in the depart
ment to keep things regarding other ma
tons quiet gained 3 great deal Of force
/ by the performance of Nicholas Smith,
son-in-law Of Horace Greeley, who was
consul TO Three Rivers, Quebec, under
! the Harrison administration. He maIe
2 report which was turned over to the
hospital service, and which vas printed
in almost every paper in the country.
The report represented Three Rivers -
place fit to be a suburb of hades, aUi
where people merely existed in super :
stition and Incidence Soap was said to
be unhGly. The report brought Smith
q great reputation and lost him his &c b.
4 Geological Survey man says the most
remarkable formation in this country is
the City Of Rocks near Haywood Hot
/ Springs, New Mexico. There are real
wide streets and narrow alleys that
cross each other in this rocky village
with marked precision. /; seems hard
to believe that chance did all this, but
such is the fact. The place is stern,
I wild and picturesque.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1902-08-28
THREE KILLED, MANY INJURED
TWO MoTORMEN AND A BOY
CRUSHED TO DEATH In
THE DEBRIS.
FAILED TO OBEY MS ORDERS
MoT0RMAN HE'D BEEN ORDERED
TO HOLD HIS CAR ON
A SIDING.

Norfolk. Va, Aug. 26.-In a head-on
collision between two electric cars here
yesterday three persons were killed,
one fatally and several very seriously
injured.
The accident occurred miles
from Norfolk. One car was coming
from Roanville and the other goin 20
that place. The orders We're that the
s~outh-bound car should wait at the
siding. Motorman w. S. Yandel failed
to obey orders and the crash came 400
yards beyond the siding. Yandal en-
deavored to jump, but was crushed In
the telescoped cars and died hanging by
his right leg. Motorman c, ID. Golden
of the other car applied the air brakes
as soon rs he saw the danger, the col
lsion occurring on a curve, and then
tried to jump, as did Linwood Fentress,
the ten-year-old son of r.. b. Fen
trtss, president OF the Norfolk Cold
Storage Warehouse company. Both
Golden and Fentress were caught under
the debris Of the south-bound a which
piled upon the other and were killed
outright. Colden's head was almost
torn from his body and both legs were
torn of. The Fentress by was crushed
to death. Both cars were full of sun
day excursIonists and q few escaped in
mry.