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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22
RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLINGTON.

ALEXANDRIA, AND ARLINGTON
ELECTRIC TRAINS STATION ls5k & Pa Ave.
For Mt. Vernon, every hour, week days, from
10 a. N. to p. Ii.
For Alexandra and Arlington every half hour.
Ro5nd trip TO Vt. Vernon SOC Round trip
to Alexandra, &c Round trip to Arlington.
&c Round trip to Vt. Vernon, including
Arlington and Alexandria, 60c.
WASH, ALEXANDRIA & Vt. VERNON RY-
SEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS auI-tf
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TREASURED OF ASSOCIATION:

Thomas o. Prodigy. Of this city. bag
been elected treasurer Of the National
Carriage Dealers Association at the an
nual convention Of that organization
held recently in Philadelphia. He was
also appointed a member OF the execu-
tive committee,
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Traction. 50G127. 1927; Union
Trust, 256IO83R; West End Bank, 10 z
140, 1e0d150; MergenJhaIer, 10G1SS, log
Is8, I00ISS; LansJon, 31G11: Greene
Copper, I00922B buyer, 60), 100d23,
lbuyer, SOD, 1O0G23 buyer, 60), I00d 2S12
Cbuyer, 90), 100622, 100G221z, 30G22,
10OG221z After calI-C. & P. Tel 5
per cents. S1,e90GI05; Traction 4 per
cents, S500G10T1z; Wash. Gas. SG75,
E5d76. 25676.
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sREPHERD MEMoRIAL FuND.

One subscription VAS received by the
treasurer Of the Shepherd memorial
fund Up 10 noon today from Benedfctino
Constantine, S.. This subscription
brings the total amount TO 1878.
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Ran a Ten-Penny Nail Through His
Hand.

While opening box, J. c. Mount, OF Three
Nile Bay. \. y, ran q ten-penny nan through
the feshy part Of his hand u thought al once
Of all the pain and soreness this would cause
me- he says. and immediately applied Cham
Hard To my surprise il removed ali paip
and soreasss and the injured parts were soon
healed For sale by Henry Evans, 922 =
Street northwest. wholesale and retail, and all
druggists.
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GEORGETOWN MAN HoNoRED.

T Oliver Prodigy, manager of James
K PTObey's carriage establishment,
Thirty second and Prospect Streets,
Georgetown, was elected treasurer OF
the National Carriage Dealers Pro-
tectiye Association at the annual con-
vention, held recently in Philadelphia.
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer Richmond, Va, and points South, via
AlsxzadriS zzd EEeAeEisksbu-g- Leave station,
sth and streets, A>so = n 13k5 p NJ, DAY.
dining caxl EOz Richmond AID points On At
santIc CSesS Line AID FIOztdz; 1o=A = Il.
20 p n daily Fsorida and Net-OpOlJ,4-
Limited), fsE Rfchz1GEd aid points 81 Sea
connects Il aieAmcsd With C O. BY fo-
Newport keyzS, Old Point Comfort, etc; I0-5I
= n 6s5Iy sor Richmond and ESpiuEs On South
srn Railway z=ld Florida t6t1iaz carr; 20 =
week days, 4:$5 .. n daily. express Tor Rich
mead emily. Pullman or p2rIoE czrs On al
shove trains Accommodation for QuzRtico, 7-4o
a. H. Sunday only; AS D n week days,
800 p n, except SATURDAY.
Fl. D. HYKRs. ", .. DUKE, " P TAYLOR
President General Mgr, Trz&c Esz.
Richmond Va
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. &.

Schedule In sffvc4 Nay Is 1902
Leave Washington, New Jersey Are and ST
Chicago and NOrshEasz. 1910 = ~ @eEsa
Cincinnati. St. Louis. and Louisville, 1905
l. n, AIS ?. n, %ilfo night
Pitts5crg and CeEsia1d. '1oi0 l. ~ Ss:AS
?. n, and Il 90 night.
Columbus GgiR and i,d Ssss.inE 'd:s0 Pr p, vsm
LUray. RivsrsOn. Front B0ysl. Elksoa. .s:1s
: Annapolis. II7.so. 1870. HiissO e Hasa
FreddrieE. g8:s5. --s7oa. HlossO an, ssTds
lE4;So. and l5:9 ?. n.
Eags-ztOwn, iilO:o6 a a =. ard l5s@ p n
.I Bed raa sO Wy sg Si4s:.ii OIIS s' u $50 z "
Gatthsrs5uFg and as ROl1t >. s;ss 'sse s, =
HOS. ~ 30, .-lo:ls. ihS:so ? n;
$500 a m. ''I:I5. ji4:So. = Sd p. n
Baltimore, week days, -}:)o, 5:oo, $50
II :o5, 1880, $3.50, s;s5. xe:2. loco, Il 80 >
ass. T5.05. SIS. xs.o. 6:si, $50 zleFoa
xli:so 1I:s5 p IL Sundays x2 90 II %.
T:S0. xs:so, 1850 a. n, $3.50, lis, xs5St
xs 80, 15:O5. $50. 1s-o0. x19-oe. zIssso, HISS
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Al! trains illuminated with P1utsch light.
.B 5A sB East Fa soS q L.: So
fet5. $500 CDineEl, lIos0O Q},-zr} a n.
1870 DINER, 800 (''Royzl Lirnitsd''
Diner), Ii4sO0 philadelphia oaIy0, '5s5s
{Dtne-) 90 and IL 30 p m Sleeping CAP
open at 1000 o'clock
Atlantic CITY, if7:O5, EhO:Oo a. n, iiI2:as
noon. 800 D. n.
tDaily. Except Sunday ~'sundsy only.
xExpness trains.
Baggage called for and checked from b.,Sets
and residences By Union Transfer Co. orders
lett at ticket o4hces. 519 Pennsylvania AvsEzsss
northwest, New York Avenue and fifteenth
Street, and ~ station
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 for storage when We store for
I5c? UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 40
10th St Nv Eu22-s
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Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had az ticket of5ces
7o5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvaniz Station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1870. P R R. Cab Service
C. H ACKERT General Manager
; Il HARDWICK. General Pas'r Agent
L s. BROWN. General AGENT.
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LOANS OF $40
CASH TO LOAN

On Furniture. Pianos. etc, II any amount from
so TO $500 Come w-Iere you get lowest rates
and longest terms All dealings quick and
private.
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO..
Rooms "a and 70. Atlantic Building,
Tel NJ Iz35-Y. US and $50 St n. W.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

10 LOAN-S5c. 90 on first mortgages, st low
interest: from s 70 years; prefer 10 loan it
in two SUNS OF about $500 each CHAPLIN
BROWN, S22 John Marshall Place (old ~ ST
NV eS0-tf
MONEY TO LOAN at So to per cent. in su1ns
Of 81 coo to SIO.O00, On D. c. real estate: pay
OF and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
sIl transactions conducted with economical cor
sideration for borrowers. WI L. SAUNDERS
co. 1907 2 St NV
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ROYAL Blue LNE.
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day in the year from foot Of 7tk
. 81 FOR Fl Monroe, Norfolk. Newoa-e
. News and al points south. By the s1s-
- PeFb. PowsEfui steel palace stsausrz
. Newport NeSA.' Norfolk ~
. Washington
Lv. Wash ton---6-S0 pm Ls Portsm'tf 500 M,
Lv Alexandra 90 pm Lv. Norfolk 500 N
Ar Fl Monroe go am LIZ. Fl Aonroe. 700 N
Ar. Norfolk y 500 an Ar Alexandria 80 a.
Ar. PoTtsm tn SID an Ar. WRShinztn z. 800 "A
. ESTbrOugh connections made az Nor
. folk witk steamers CT Old Dorninioz
. Steamship Co :Cr New YORK. and No.
- chants and Ainehs Steamships Tor Boa
. ton
. EyFor further information apply AZ
- general ticket Office Bond Building. IAN
. and n Y ave. or eth 81 wharf, Wash
- ingtoa. D c.
phone 2ss0. JSo. CALLAHAN. Gen. Mt,
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TIans-Pacifc Mails.

Mails for CHINA, JAPAN, HAWAII. and spe.
cislly addressed matter for the PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS" via San Francisco, close here daily
at $50 P. N. up to October 25th- inclusive,
for dispatch per & s America Maru- (ol
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, va
san Francisco, close here daily at $50 p p. up
70 October 10Th. inclusive, for dispatch per Z
s Transport. (o)
Mails for TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS.
via san Francisco close here daily az $50 p
n Up 70 October 26uh, inclusive, FOR dispatch
per S. 5. Mariposa- (o)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver
snd Victoria B. c., close here daily al 6.5l
.. m up &c October 2Sth. inclusive. for dis
patch per s. $ Empress Of Japan Registered
mail must oe specially addressed Merchandise
for the United States Postal agency at Shang-
hal China cannot be forwarded via Canada (o)
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for " est
Australia which are dispatched via EUTope},
NEW ZEALAND. FIJI, SAMOA and HAWAII,
via san Francisco, close here daily at $3.50 p N.
up TO November lst inclusive, for dispatch per
z S. SOnomO. fo)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,, via San Francisco,
close here daily al $50 p m. Up TO November
I'd, inclusive. for dispatch per s. s. Korea. (o)
Mails for AUSTRALIA except those for West
Australia which 20 via Europe, and New Yea
/ land mails for which are dispatched via San
Francisco. and FIJI ISLANDS via NanCouver
and Victoria. B. c. Close here daily AT $50 D.
IN after November 1st and up to November
sth, inclusive, for dispatch per s s Miowera-
(o)
mails for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched to
New York. y. Y. for connection with European
steamers
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS military MaiD. dis
patched to San Francisco at all closes for that
Office, TO connect with Government Transports,
the sailings Of which aga irregular.
REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN OF
FiCk as follows: tal at $50 p N same day
CD at ] 10 p. n. same dsy; tc) at S-+5 p m-
same day; I'D at $50 a. m same day; (el at
! $40 P m same day; Fl at 90 s. N same
m nTeyious dsv. fnl ~ 30 m ssr1s Ssy
JOHN A MERRITT Postmaster
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Money Loaned Salaried People,

Retail merchants teamsteTs. boarding houses.
without security; largest business n - prln-
oipal cities. ToLMAN. Room III. 6SS 18th st
nv ml4-u
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WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY

On your furniture, PiEnos. organs, etc, and
you can pay Il back in small weekly month
y payments ABSOLUTELY No DELAY
Cur business Is strictly confidential; no EN-
baTrGssing questions 10 ask you. Lowest rates
n the city Private offices.
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY.
sI2 Street Il. W.
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 5:42 a H., 6;52 a m, :: 20 a n. Gas
4. N, zoo P M 9:I5 p. ~, and ESQ p Il.
daily Local trains from Hzrrisonburg HISS a.
n week days AID 9.&0 ?. II daily. From
Charlottesville, SIS q n and $40 p n daily
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Mrs. Renner
Shade.
81 YEARS PRACTICE.
,ERMANENTLYLOOATED

Uses eclectic remedies and IN many cases
static electricity, Special attention given 20
brain and nervous diseases. throat, lung and
catarrhal affections. rheumatism, neuralgia,
stomach, rectum, piles, bladder. kidney. female
diseases all SKIN and blood diseases cured with
out mercury or potash No matter what your
trouble may be (mental or physical) consult
Dr. Shade Tree Of charge Both sexes strictly
confidential Corner 18th and G SIS. oc22- 3Gt
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
AMERICAN LINE.


AMERICAN LINE.
NEW 0gK-SOUTHA4FTON-L LONDON.
Phil Ina, oct - I0a-Ei. ST. LOU .Noy.l2, lOa-m
St Paul Nov ) IUa n. Phil phil N.y-IJ I0a N
RED SIAK L1EE.
NEW yGRR-ANTWl RP-PARIS-
ICELAND. .0c'. IS. I0a. III. klr -t'H, New s. 1Gz ~
Finland, NCv.I 10 am Friasl-IIsd Nov-I5, I0a m
INTERN Al iOSAI. NANiC ALTON COMPANY.
CONPA&Y'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 + St
y ". nr Geo. " Moss I4Iz G s. " W
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LOAN COMPANIES.
WHY PAY 10 PER CENT

When you can get The money from Us At a
much lOSer rate2 Loans IL any aIa0Jnt On
salaries, inGorsed notes, pianos, furniture, etc.
Nc charge Ior preparing g2pess- Private oltices-
Al business strictly confidential. Phone. Il. 1Vs
HaIlJBAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO.,
Northeast corner 18th and G Streets.
Opposite Treasury Entrance On e 81
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

CAN ACCOMMODATE two horses and two waeS
ons, 81 month Coz A ST Sc m22-s
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TRAINS on BLUEMoSr BRANCH.

Leave Washington, week days, $40 4 n.
loo P m, 4-S5 p n, 4:4g p n. AID 5.25
?. N Latter TO Leesburg only Sundays only
$40 4. N. and SIS ?. n. for Biuemout.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-22

m Loans On 5urnitss.e. p,anon
&c. on the meat literal terms
Y0il evG offered in this city. Ne
ren9vai o. publisIty. II you
WANT owe aay ''hsf company 'a'
EHnt more money We viii let
MONEY? pr.r.t. a,s...
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN co.
6Io F Street n. W.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. POSTOFFTCE, NOTICE
Should be read daily, changes may occur
at any tine.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched to the ports
% sailing daily and The schedule q ciosInss
Is arranged on the presumption OK their unIn-
terrUpted overland transit For the week end
ing October 25 1902. the last connecting closes
VIII be made from the MAIN OFFICE Is fol-
lows.
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PRIVATE LOANS

On personal ECtes without IRoOFser. references
CT security simply your promise pay Our
nGV plan enables everyone 70 secure ready cssb
AZ Cace without inconvenience or delay Uur
method q conducting Ian bushes 3 bzsa3
ca lae "oTa CcInCence' more than on Sc
cuTIty." You have oUz confidence; we Lsye vOu-
confidence fou LsSd money ne have money
Ne don't need when yOu !au to get accom-
GnoGateo elsewhere. call ca " and you will not
X disappointed II you 5ave a Ioaa nov IL
VIII not prevent you from occurring further ac-
ccnInooztloo froEr the ola .eiizbIe
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE Co
Goa z st. Il. ".
Phone, East 200 Corner Sixth St
tU27-Lf
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RAILROAD BONDS
MISCELLANEOUS BoEpa

ssh- Gas Co, seE 4. Sc Ie0z-27 10 III
Nash Gas Co., ser 3, 6's IS04'27 II0 III
Z. ). Eitc. LiFh-.Dek. Imp. leoz Jog
L. 6 Zee Light CerS Indebt t84 I04g
Ches Pot. Tel, Com. 5s-..-. I04S l05
Wash Market Co. lst SIS, 1892
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THE SIN AND TIE MOON.

Sun rises .4-31A AN. sun sets..I-ls P. N.
Moon rises. .I-54 = NJ Moon sets.--....--
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MRS.HUNTACOUITTED
BY COURTS ORDER

fed hv SIr- and Mrs Fox as belonging
I'D them. while on the other hand II was
Identified bv Mrs Hunt as hers
Wnen the Government concluded its
side Of the ease. counsel for the defend
ant asked the court to instruct the jury
20 return q verdict for Mrs. Hunt. This
Justice Anderson declined 10 do. ard
testimony for the defense was offered.
Defendants Motion Granted.
When this was concluded this morning
the motion made last week by the de-
foEse was renewed ard was granted by
the court.
Attorneys John c. Gittines and D. ".
Baker. of the firm Of Lambert & Baker.
appeared for the accused.
Mrs. Hunt is the mother OF Miss I-u
ellie Hunt who last fall became widely
known in this city by becoming priest
ess in the order of the White Rose. of
which the Pev- J. T c. Grumbine is the
head IS result Of her daughters s
course Mrs. Hum has filed suit against
the Rev Nj GTUmbine for criminal libel.
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FUNERAL O DR.. STONE.
Services From the-hurch Of the EPip-
hauy TcmoDw Afternoon

Funeral servicesEiH be held over the
remains Of the lat Dr.. Thomas Ritchie
Stone tomorrow aflrnoon at $50 O'Clock
a the Church Of II Epipha-~.
Rev DIT. Randoh n McKim- rector
Of the church. vii oficiate- InteTment
viii be made at CenwO0d.
The paIIbcarers.haye not yet been
selected. II is UNDERSTOOD that they VII
be chosen from amug some OF the most
prominent resident Of Washington.
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EXCLUSIONS.

Steamer IIacaIester for Marshall Hall
al II a. m. 2.@o and 6-3o p. Fl.
Norfolk and Washington lire for Fort
ress Monroe and Norfolk at 6.20 T. N
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
hi-teenth-and-a-haIf Street Tor Alex
audTia and Arlington every half hour:
Mount Vernon hourly, 10 a m to P IN
Washington and Alexandria ferry
steamers leave Seventh Street wharf.
See schedule under Railroads and
Steamboats," as TO time.
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CORONER TOHNVESTIGATE
THE CIUSE OF DEATH

The police of te Seventh precinct
we're notified this horning that william
Holmes. colored. sy years OF age. died
at his home in MGruder's Court carly
this morning withat medical attention.
Corcner hewitt LIZ been notified and
viii investigate tn case
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TO REST At ARLINGTON
Funeral Over the Remains of Dr. Sam
ueI c. Fitzgerald.


DR.. Samuel c. Fitzgerald. who died AT
the Washington Barracks yesterday.
VIII be laid to rest in the National Gem
etcry at arlington with military houors
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
The funeral services viii be held at
the grave, Chaplain Pierce. OF the Sec
ond United States Cavalry. officiating
Non-commissioned officers viii act as
paubearers- Dr. Fitzgerald had been
corrected with the army for four years.
Fireproof Storage Rooms, 81 Month Up.
Pianos. 81 mp Trunks 25c month. Union
Trust * Storage Co. main Office 1913 St
six by Twenty Shingles Of No. Tive,
At SIX dollars per thousand, Libbe7 has for you,
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EE 1E for handsome oak ChiTonier,
s4.JJ with drawers and box;
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FUNERAL OF iRS. ROWLAND.
The Remains BregRt Here From Hot
Springs, Va. for Interment.

The funeral oftIrs. Frederica Bel
mont Rowland vb died last Saturday
at Hol Spring. "a viii be held il ST.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church to-
morrow atteFGoorE-t o'clock inter
ment wiz bc grive. The selection Of
The gentlemen 90 a as paIlbeare-s has
not been made.
Upon their ar-iv. in this city the re
mains viii be remged to the late resi-
dence cf Mrs. HoIand. 1871 1 Street
northwest
The deceased Us the wife Of Mr..
Samuel s Howl1nt q v-eIl-known resi-
dent Of this city. ne was the daughter
Of the late August3eImGnt.
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Anti-Sal0On League.

Rev. W N. Ferguon. D D., pastor Of
Wesley Chapel, has been invited TO
speak at the regular meeting Of the
Anti-SaIoon League this evening and has
given his consent. The meeting VIII be
in the new W c. T L building 5z2
Sixth Street northwest, and VIII be open
TO the public.
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Many Articles Missing,

It was developed at the trial that dur
ing the absence of NIr- Fox and his fam
ilv in Europe last fall Mrs Hunt oc-
copied his residence. After she LEFT Nr-
and Mrs. Fox missed a great deal Of
property and claimed that 1t was in the
possession OF Mrs. Hunt At the hear
ing just ended a great deal Of the cloth
ing and crockeUy in dispute was idgnti-
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Jury Brings in a Verdict
IN Her Favor.
THE CHARGE WAS LARCENY
IJr. James Fox, Her Accuser, Alleged
That She Took Articles From His
Home While He Was in EurOpe-Mo-
ton Of Defendant Finally Sustained

Mrs. Martha c. Hunt, was today ac-
quilted Of the charge Of larceny IN
Criminal Court No. / The verdict in
her favor was returned by the jury
under Instructions by Justice Anderson.
who presided at the trial
The accused woman was put on trial
on Monday last, charged with the lar
ceny Of a quantity Of clothing and crock
cry and glassware from NT- James Fox,
at 1861 Q Street northwest
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Frank Libbey & Co. Never Lag Behind,
Their Georgia Heart Flooring. of the finest kind.
The evening times., 1902-06-02

NatfonaI-Mary Ndnrcring and KyTle
BelIew. IN Lady OF Lyons evening.
Cbase's Pauline Hall. in "Erminie, ="
afternoon and evening.
Baseball Park-seuarors rs. Chicago.
$50 >. H.
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Choice Georgia Heart Flooring
At Lilbev E Cos We meet.
For two and q half dollars per hundred feet.
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Miss hay Much Improved.

Miss Alice Hay. who was injured in
runaway accident on Friday is reported
as considerably improved this morning
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

Fair tonight. Tuesday fair and warm;
light TO fresh s0utherly winds.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS

J. I. H. Arb Lsrsl. Ne. meets Assl as- -
nd Tuesday In each month at Masonic Hall sss
snd street between Hennepin and Nicollet Av&fi
Hasons In good standing always welcome.
JOHN G. STERRETT. w.
HARVEY BURKE. Sec. Medical Block
.AHa1on LODGE A. f. ana A. z 40. H.. nsc1s
he first and second Monday III each month
Masonic Hall Second street betweoa Aesssea,
and Nicollst Avs's. AasoAs In good stanenTs
GEO. W. DAY, W.
WI LHsrxR Sec'y Lcsnbs1 Exchan0~
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KNIGHTS oEPYrB1As

ANI0d . OS A1AD
HAr. TunNxR Lopez. go. g. Z. Of ?. meets u.
posnd and fourth Thursdays In tae month. Dse
bers In good otanding welcome. Al Laser Te0~
- Fourth and Eighth Ave- So.
NV. JAoKSeH, @.
Jsxl. A. CAs8, G. n. aad 8.
Pwz OF MmxxserA Lsos1 He. II Il aP. .s&a
- Int and third ThursdAy IN esd DeatA. A.
= Hall Second stsest bstWssa He&oApAA aaa ~
l4ot Ave-.
81 Fn1D'x oesG1Al o.
~ i ,. WAN, Z. 4. al &
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HsNN EAPo-se

q. 10 O. c. +.
81. ANTHONY i,oDeE, No 2S77. meets iae fro
snd third Wednesday in each month for the trans
sctioo OF husue, .. second and fourth Wednesdays
For instructor. at their hall. Secoad street. -
ween Nicoiet snd Htnnepin ave: ues.
~ ..<..r- :. HAIRS, 4. G.
JAMEsA 4. Scotr. P. s.. p. o. Box 81
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-04-26
WELLINGTON AND VICINITY

(BY LEALMA.)
Otto Grumke is reported improving.
Ernest vogel is on the sick list this
week.
W. T. johnson was In Lexington
Wednesday.
A. F. Oberhelman was IN Kansas
City Monday.
Judge j. A. Lockhart spent Sunday
IN Kansas City.
Born, Sunday, April 20, to the wife
OF William SideDer, a boy.
Josiah Mann is having his residence
on South Walnut street reprinted.
John Holman, of the Odessa neigh
borhood, had business here Wednes-
day.
Born, Saturday, April 10Th, to the
wife of j. w. Mann, twins-boy and
girl.
John Nj. Lineback has rented the
blacksmith shop of A. j. Kirchoffer
and took charge Monday.
J. B. Mann, Of L~eadyille, Col, got
in Wednesday evening and will remain
for several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Ella Gorton was over from the
vicinity Of Orrlck Wednesday, looking
after business interests and left orders
for substantial and extensive repairs
and improvements on her ferry boat
now located at this place.
Rev. Reeves, Of Lexington, delivered
most excellent sermons both morning
and evening at the NJ. Z. church last
Sunday. We are sorry his visits are
50 much like those Of the angels.
There are three Sundays in every month
when the pulpit there is not occupied.
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James and John Warren are now re-
siding. Her sister Miss Lavlnia will
probably spend part of the summer in
the west.
Mrs. Anna Lightner and daughters,
Misses Kittie and Willie Belle, and
niece, Miss Josie Handy, of Aullville,
spent Wednesday here.
Leon Lewis spent Sunday with his
parents zeal Corder. Leon has a good
habit Of going back home every little
while to see his parents and enjoy a
good country dinner, And in this, as
in every way, Leon is n mar of excel
lent judgment.
Prof. w. C. SebrIng's address at the
Christian church Sunday morning on
"Kings of Men" was an excellent one.
Its one fault was Its brevity. No ADLER
speaker than Prof. Sebring has ever
spoken from a platform here. A pro-
found thinker and dispassionate rea-
soner, he impresses all with his earn
estness and sincerity.
Miss Elizabeth Willis pleasingly en-
tertained the Round Robin Reading
Circle at her home on Fair Ground
Avenue, Saturday afternoon. A dainty
Luncheon was served. Mesdames E. G..
Blanc and James Prigmore assisted
Miss Willis in entertaining. Those IN
attendance were Misses Tacie and
Flossle Lake, Ida and Lizzie Van An
glen, Sophia Ridge, Maud HARDWOOD,
Lulu Ayres, Kate Hartman and Edna
Reinhardt. Miss Willis is one Of Hig-
ginsyille's most attractive young women
aud always entertains in faultless style.
The occasion was a most telicitous one
to all present.