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Evening star., 1902-07-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

COLUMBIA THEATER.-"Carmen, from
the very nature Of the gypsy heroine and
her south Spain surroundings, is a rather
caloric subject of which to treat on a sum-
mer's evening, but nothing daunted by
such conditions, the Arden company at the
Columbia this week enters into the four
acts of Merrime's welI-known story with a
vim and enthusiasm which carry the
audience right along with the characters
through the picturesque and thrilling incl
dents and arouse the same feeling of keen
interest in the front Of the house that is so
apparent in the work on the stage. 1t is a
truly elaborate and well-pointed production
which stamps the efforts of Mr.. Arden and
his associates as highly praiSeworthy, and
will send the company away next Saturday
evening with unusually pleasant remem-
FRANCES on the part of Washington's thea
ter-goers. There was a disposition to criti
else last night, but by the time the curtain
had fallen on the second act the audience
was won over, and the favorite players
were called repeatedly before the curtain
Those who had doubted the ability to make
up good production of such a play as
Carmen in the short space of time al
lotted stock company from one week s
end to another soon lost their fears and
settled themselves down to enjoy in fine
contentment the evenings entertainment.
Mr.. Arden is cast in part which suits
him perhaps as well as any he will be able
to find in all his stage career. There is
such a quiet but forceful intensity to his
playing Of Don Jose; such strength In the
calmncss with which he faces his fateful
crisis, such a wealth of stored energy. so
much left in reserve to admire. His char
acterization gives the impression that there
is even more to Don Jose than is seen upon
the stage. Girdled by the strong cords of
tragic fate. his yielding Is finely reluctant
He develops not only the strength of his
own character, but emphasizes to all the
irresistible power of the destiny that Is
beating him ever downward. The force of
his playing Is keenly felt in the fight be-
tween Don Jose and Garcia. Stage duels,
as rule, are not very interesting affairs,
and many an otherwise enhancing roman
TIC production has lost much of it's impress
slVeness In the milk-and-water combat. Mr..
Arden and Mr.. Post have succeeded In pre-
sentlng a stage fight that really thrills.
Much of Mr.. Arden's good work was nat
urally expected. The real surprise of the
evening was the portrayal of Carmen by
Laura Nelson Hall. She delighted her
IrlendS and won over many who have been
keenly critical of her work in the past To
follow in the footprints of the eminent
actresses who have identified themselves
with this part might well have made this
young woman quake. But she has gone
ahead, and relying upon the lines already
lad down for her, gives an entirely credit
able representation of the role. Jane Holly
as Mercedes; Emelie Melville who did
some of the best work of the evening as
cara; Lorrimer Johnstone as Escamllo and
wallace WorSley as the captain complete
the main portion of the cast.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
ALLEGESsAssAULT.
Jacob Baird, Colored, Makes Charges
Against George WE. Sylvester.

Jacob Baird. colored, sixty-four years old,
was taken to the Emergency Hospital
ABOUT y O'Clock last night to be treated for
numerous injuries alleged to have been in
nfcted by George W. Sylvester, at the lat
ters home, 1122 10th street northwest.
Baird was servant in Sylvester's house
ana ne alleges his employer assaulted him
because ne had notified Thin that he had
OBTAINED better paying position.
bairo made his way to 512 18th street
northwest after the affray, and friends re-
moved him to the Emergency Hospital. 1t
was ABOUT 10 o clock when he reached the
institution and his condition appeared to be
SO serious that the police of the third pre-
cinct were notified. The injured man
claimed that he had been kicked and
knocked downstairs. His condition indicat-
ed that ne had sustained a rupture and it
was feared 1t might result fatally.
Shortly after the third precinct officers
received the message Sergeant Judge and
Pollceman Garvey went to the home of
Mr sylvester, where they learned that
Mr. sylvester was in bed sick and unable
10 leaVe MS home. An officer was detailed
at the mouse, and this morning Sylvester
accompanied the officer to the police sta
tlon He denied that he kicked Baird or
tnat ne dld more than was necessary to
eject MIN from the house. The case could
not be heard In court because the patient
was too Ill to attend and give testimony.
Bond was given by Mr.. Sylvester for his
appearance.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to May %. 1902
To In, lcar., from pennsNlNnnia SfnfInn

Schedule corrected to MAY % 1902
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
SOL a;m. Da:v Local for Harrisonburg. War.
los United a stass eo3ebes hg SnainS ana
room sleeper 20 jacksonville, Fla. Dining
Ills an Daily. United States Fast Mall.
F -st-si!ss coaches and dfawing-room sleeper to
1887 am Daily. Local for Wsrrcn!on and Char.
~ so Am. Saturdays only THE warrenton spe.
cal" Alexandria, Manassas, Calverton aud War
''a.On a:Si pm. Week Days. Local for Ha.rIsopburs
and way stations Manassas branch.
I:3o pm. Daily. Local for Warrenton and Char
s:s5 pun Daily. New Yor., and Atlanta Er.
coach md sPs slsspe e Aiana
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Francisco Pull.
n'ea e.so pm. Daily New York md Florida Express.
First.elsss coach aud sleeper 10 savannah. Jack
sSnv aha Augusta nd 10 for Ies
Dining ca- service
Limited Via LynchbarS). FiTst-slass coach aud
sleeping car 10 Roanoke. KnoKrille. ChattAbocga
and Memphls: SLEEPER to New o7leaDs- Dir.Ds
io:4e pm Daily Washington and Southwestern
Limited M rfs as aacap can seeses fcSs n"d 10 sGn
Atlanta, Msc0n. Mepphis New Orleans. Dining
'a' ~ TRAINS on BLUEMoNT BRANCH
Leave Washicster week days, s:io a.D.r 100
.SS ?, a,r s9 sRaT: 9p: omS ony e es, ' Lss
q N. and 6:.a pu., for Biuemont.
sossh 'rsas o.s :sm The scsn S.sa arrive wa.sas.
700 S;,s P,as,aa EN-; a9a $50 pm; d.ny: Lsssi
an snd $40 nm. fsily.
es5as s had at cset oa asd S SssssS sS
s.. 81. Iearsylvsnia svenre asf reisnsyJ<apia
station Baggage checked tbrossb from botsis and
'psere pa,n l.sl; ?. n: 7; Cab Service.
& II. H.RnHscK. G.asrsi Tsss.i As...
L g. pRoWS. General Agent.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Baptist Ministers Union.

Pew. ]. 7. Clark, the president, called the
Baptist Ministers Union to order at 115
o'clock yesterday. the secretary, Rev G.
w. NJ. Lucas, recorded the minutes There
was large attendance of preachers, owing
to this being the last meeting before the
vacation for August. Rev. H. H. Warng
Of Alexandria led the devotional exercises.
y was unanimously agreed that all dele
gates who expect TO attend the Atlanta con-
gress go by the way OF the Southern rail-
way.
DR.. w. 3. johnson anrounced the conven-
Ing OF the educat!oaa. beard of the Ma
tcnsl Baptist convention ct o'clock We'd
nesday. in the Second Baptist Church. Edu-
Gators from various places are to be pres.
ent and discuss important matters
For the especial Accommodation Of dele
safes and visitors 10 Atlanta the Southern
railway VIII operate special Pullman
train. Washington. D. c., 70 Atlanta, Lea
ing Washington August 4 at $40 PIN, ar
irving q. Atlanta, Ga. $50 tie Scalc..lcs
day.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Fugitive From District Jail.

John Jackson, colored, who escaped from
the District jail about four weeks ago and
was recently captured in Philadelphia, was
brought back last night by Detective Tyser
and turned over to the jail authorities.
Jackson was serving six months in prison
and the officials thinking he would make no
effort to escape. made him 'trusty." One
day he was ordered to do some laboring
work in the Jail yard, and when dinner time
came he was not to be found. Last week
he was located in Philadelphia, where he
was arrested.
During his stay in the Quaker city he OBJ
tanned employment ard hopes he will be
able to obtain his release by the payment
of a fine.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
BankruptcY Proceedings.

II. Heise & Co. of Baltimore. Md, Joseph
B. Jacobs William Hodges and Simon
krol of this city have filed a petition be-
fore the Supreme Court asking that the
National Dairy Company be adjudged a
bankrupt.
indebted to the parties follows: H.
Heise & Co. merchandise $212.51, note
S122.5O; Joseph B. Jacobs, two notes for
81 40 and S310, respectively; William
Hodges, wages. $40, and Simon Kroll,
wages. S12
A few days ago the National Dairy Com
pany made an assignment of all its prop
erty to George S. Kuhlemann, stating its
Indebtedness at over $1,000 and its assets
al So 500
Evening star., 1902-07-29

Desirable Rooms at Chevy Chase Inn,
| With and without bath will be open for en-
| gagement Aug. /. Reasona BILE rates. Phone 56i
Advertisement
Evening star., 1902-07-29

Mrs. Elizabeth Ophelia Jewett widow Of
Mr. Isaac w. Jewett of OIL Cathedral
street Baltimore, died at o'clock Satur-
day afternoon of heart trouble, superin-
duced by kidney trouble. at the Monterey
Inn. Blue Ridge Summit. Mrs. Jewett was
eighty nine years of age and had been a
sufferer for several years. She was the
daughter of DIR. Henry Page of Kent coun-
ty, Nd, and was a granddaughter of John
Woodland. Her husband, Mr.. Isaac w.
Page, was a lawyer and at the time Of his
death, in April. 1891. was president Of the
Potomac Fire Insurance Company of Bsilti-
more Mr.. Arthur Crisiield Of this city is
q nephew OF the deceased
Evening star., 1902-07-29
PURE FOOD Law.
Alleged Violations in Sale Of Conn
pound as Vanilla.

Judge Bundy heard several cases today in
the Police Court involving alleged violations
OF the pure food law in the sale of vanilla.
Health department Representatives pur-
chased bottles of the fiavoring on which the
word Compound appeared 1t Is stated
that Prof Hird found trace of the genuine
vanilla bean in very few of the samples
submitted.
The informations alleged the sale of va
n1lla extract for which inferior and cheaper
substance had been substituted, either
wholly or in part, and being in imitation of
and sold under the name of another article
Prof Hird told of the result of his analy-
SIS IN each case He informed the court
that the word compound as printed on
the labels means to the average house
keeper that the article is of extra strength.
Judge Bundy imposed a fine of So in each
of several cases, while in others the per-
sonal bonds of the defendants were taken.
In one instance, where the merchant ex-
planned the nature Of the article sold an
acquittal resulted.
During the trial of the cases Prosecuting
Attorney Pugh remarked that the word
compound does not protect the dealers.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
"A New Power Launch.

Inc latest addition to the fleet of pleas
ure cra1t owned here, is new power
launch recently purchased by DR.. B. L.
iaylor OF this city, which was put over
board at Reagan's boat house Saturday.
The launch is quite handsome one and
was built by the Western Gas Engine
Company of Indiana. It is twenty-fiv feet
long, seven feet wide and is equipped with
a fve-horsepower engine which is expect
ec to drive the boat through the water at
a speed OF about ten miles an hour. The
little craft has been named the Recreation,
M - ';1 nuig hteea out for service at Reagans
ana Will go into commission in a few days.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
FUNERAL OF DIR. GRIssoM.
Masonic Fraternity Will Pay Last
Honors This Afternoon.

The funeral of DR.. Eugene Grissom, who
killed himself Sunday morning, will be held
a o'clock this afternoon from his late
residence 1927 G. street northeast. NJ. M
Parker Lodge, No. 81, F. A. A. M, of this
city will have charge of the funeral, and
members Of other orders to which the de-
ceased belonged will attend. Washington
COmmandery, No. /, K. T, will act as
escort. The Rev. DR.. F. NJ Hartsock of the
Douglass Memorial NJ. E. Church has been
invited to preach the funeral discourse. He
is out of the city, but may reach Washing
ton in time. The interment will be at Glen
wood cemetery.
DR.. Grissom was a member of Oriental
Lodge. No. 81, f. A. A. NJ, of Denver, Col,
and also of Denver COmmandery, X. T.
Evening star., 1902-07-29

us. Marine Band at Chevy Chase Lake
in grand concert, every evening, without
regard to weather, followed by dancing
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
CITY ITEMS.

"Havenner's Waferettes" Are Crisp
And Delicious
At all times. The moisture proof packages
preserve their freshness. Hundreds of the
best homes are never without these dainty
crackers. In red packages, at all grocers. sc.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Three Gases of SMALLPOX.

Three cases Of smallpox have been re-
ported to the health office during the past
two days. Mrs. Iona Nimmo, recently ar
rived here from Norfolk, was found suffer
ing from the disease at 211O O street north
west, and was removed to the hospital.
Mrs. Nimmo is but seventeen years of age.
Mrs. Bette Preston and her daughter,
George Preston. were found suffering from
the disease at II l. street southeast. They
contracted the disease from another which
occurred in the vicinity some days ago.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Suit for Dover Rights.

Mrs. Margaret a. Simon has filed suit
In equity against John +. Rocket, asking
the court TO assigr. her dover rights in
lot F, square 534, known as premises 2O2 4la
street southwest.
The petitioner states that this property
was owned by her husband John Simon,
before his death, and that by his will the
defendant became owner of the property in
fee simple subject to the dover of Mrs
Simon. The petitioner also asks the court
to appoint receiver to take charge of the
property. and TO compel the defendant to
make an accounting
Evening star., 1902-07-29
RAILROADS.
Baltimore & Ohio r R

Leave Washington. New Jersey ave. and C st
Chicago and Northwest, slo:50 am. s6:20 % m
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louisville, s1O:O5 a m
s4:l5 pm. '1:10 night
Pittsburg and Cleveland, 'l0:50 am, 'S:45 D. m.
and y 100 night.
Columbus and Wheeling .G:2o pm
Winchester, 1875 am, t4:15 and 1880 pm
Iuray Riyerton, Front Royal, Elktop ak n ,r
Annapolis t7:3o. $3.50. t11:50 am, IA 30 IS rs
Bay Ridge. week days 9:1o AN. and 40 n u
Sundays, 9:10 AN. and AS Pm.
Frederick 1886. $500, x1o:50 an. N:l5 "a 80
Hagerstown t1o:o5 am. and 1880 pm.
Boyd and way points, 1895. $500 am. sl.ls
t4:so, t5:so. slo:lS. tll:so pm. 49,
t12:5O. s1:15. 1890. 1880. $500. 1880. ta.1,
IL 90 s1O:15, I'll 80 pm. ''.o''
washington Junction and way points. ts:a,
$500 am, sl:15. 1880, 1850 pm. 1900
Baltimore week days. 1900, 500. $50. RIOS.
noon Il: as, 1900. 1900 1870. ABS. sos. 90
x6:20 $3.50. $500, x10:0O, XII 80. IL :s5 nm Sno
days x3:OO. x7:O5. 1880. 1880. 1890 a M xI2 :a1
sis 1900 A3 80, 1905 5:25, 6:30. xS:OO Ilo:o0
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston AMI
the East 1900, '705 tdiner), 1890 (bufretl sam
(dinerl, f1O:O0 diner am. 1920 (diner) s3:0O
("Royal Limited" diner). t4:o0 tPhila. only)
Atlantic City. t7:o5, tlo:oo am. 1920 aoon
s3 100 pm.
'Daily. Except Sunday. sSunday ouiy
xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels ana
residences by Union Transfer Co. orders left
at ticket offices, 619 PenDsylv avenue north
west, New York avenue and 18th street and at sta
ton myi3
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Where DR.. Grissom Bought Revolve1

Detective Parham ascertained yesterday
afternoon that the weapon used by DR.. Girls
som in shooting himself yesterday was
bought Saturday afternoon at Roginsky's
secondhand store, 907 d street northwest
He paid s2.10 for the weapon. At the time
the purchase was made the dealer remark
ed that he hoped his customer would never
nave occasion to the weapon on HIM
self. The doctor replied that he wanted to
take the pistol with him to the country
Evening star., 1902-07-29
All Deposit Collateral.

1hlrteen arrests were made yesterday by
members of the bicycle squad for viola
tons OF the several provisions of the bicy-
Gle regulations. and collateral was left by
each defendant. Robert Porter, colored,
was the only one Of the thirteen who ap-
peared in court this morning He was
charged with fast riding Complaint was
made that he was riding as fast as twenty
miles an hour. a fine of 81 was imposed
Collaterals aggregating $37 We're forfeited
by the other defendants
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
schedule Effective July q. 1902.

Schedule Elective July q, 1902.
Trains. Leave Pennsylvania Station
200 P. NJ Daily-CINCINNATI AND LOUISvUI a
EXPRESS. Solid vestioule train for CiuriEps III
Reaches Mountain Resort Stations saae even.
ing, Cincinnati and Louisville next morning
st. Louis and Chicago that evening. Pullman
Sleepers to Cincinnati and Louisville Daiiy
Dining Car
6:55 PM. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ST LOUIS
SPECIAL A solid yestibuled electrjc-lirht.
ed train. arriving Cincinnati y: am. INDIAN
spolis 1925 p.m., ST. Louis e:45 2. m. daily Chi.
cago $40 pm. weekdays. Pullman S.eepcrs 10
Cincinnati, indianapolis an5 ST. Louis without
change. Paricr Car Cincinnati to Chicago.
Dining car.
l1:I0 r. NJ. Daily F. .. Y. LIMITED. Sold trail,
for Cincinnati Pullman Sieepers 10 Cincjnnat;
Lexineton ana Louis vllie without change con.
partment Sleeper to Virginia Hot Sp.ings T..es.
days, Thursdays aud Saturdays; connection Gaiiv
sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago aud ST. Louis
Dining car.
Reservation and tckets at Chesapeake s.d ol,s.
Office 613 Pennsylvania avenue; Coo l<.a 81 acar
+. and at the station Telephone cal t1si To-
Pennsylvania Il. r. Cab Service.
II. W. TCLiER
Telephone Man ieed. Geesrai rssssIssr Axsat.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Gift for a Mission House.

Rev. Alexander B. Doyle, secretary of
the Catholic Missionary Union, has re-
ceived gift of $4,000 for the establish
rhent of the Apostolic Mission House, an
institution which is to be opened in this
city for the training Of Roamn Catholic
priests as missionaries to nOn-Catholics,
and to the newly acquired insular posses
sions of the United States.
The donor declined to allow his name to
be made public, but it is said he is we'll
known priest who is greatly interested in
the cause of missions to non-Catholics.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
HEAVY BOND REQUIRED.
Colored Man Accused of Attempt at
Assault

Peck Adams. the colored man who was
arrested Sunday by the police of the ninth
precinct fer an alleged attempt to felonious-
ly assault Mrs. Minnie Spaar of 1882 Florida
avenue northeast, Sunday morning, was
given preliminary hearing in Judge KIM
balfs court today. Mrs. Spaar was giving
her grandchild an outing in baby carriage
at the time the attempt was made. Her cries
of 'Murder!" attracted the railroad watch
man and the man was frightened Off The
defendant was identified by Mrs. Spar and
the watchman, and Judge Kimball held him
for the action of the grand jury. He was
committed to Jail in default of So coo Sc
curity.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Required to Give Peace Bond.

Lawrence Litz, whose home is on street
southeast, almost in sight of the District
jail, was before Judge KimbalI today on
complaint Of his wife for alleged threats
ana carrying revolver. 1t was shown that
the weapon complained Of was not in work
Ing order and this charge was dismissed
Lltz was placed under $40 to keep the
peace in the threats case. He gave the
bond
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Bobinger's Hotel at Cabin John Bridge
is famous for breakfast and dinner parties
All the delcacfes. Phone 1O02-Advt.
Choir Bows Outing,

Inc choir of the Church of st. Michael
and All Angels left here this morning on
the steamer Kent for Chapel Point, Md,
where they will spend a week boating,
bathing grabbing and fishing. In the party
were about dozen of the choir boys and
several adults. who will look after the
boys. The party will return home in the
same steamer Tuesday next
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Bay Ridge, the Queen Resort of the

Chesapeake bay. Salt water bathing. or
chestra and dancing, boating fishing and
Grabbing Eminently adapted for church
and organization excursions. Good hotel
nmOdations, specially attractive for
Washington folks for over Sunday outings
Trains leave b. and o. r. X. station gc1O
a m and 4:3O pm. week days; 9:IO am.
and 1:45 pm. Sundays.-Advt
Evening star., 1902-07-29
EAST WASHINGTON.

1ith & East Capitol sts--ITaley's Drug Stora
9Th < u SITS. new Armstrong; Drug St,>
I'd ST Il Va. ave se.-Dobyn's Drug Sto,~
LansdOr. D. C.--Moyer's Confectionery
SOUTHWEST.
Postal Telegraph omce-foot 1lth st.
GEORGETOWN.
e?d and NJ sts--O'DonneIrs Drug Store.
Sd ECd sts.-0 Donnell's Drug Store.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
Awarded $3.50 for Loss of Piano.

Mrs. Martha Ingham was. awarded $3.50
as a result of her suit against the George
w. Knox Company to recover 500 damage
for the loss of a piano, which was de-
stroyed by fire, March 4, 1901, while stored
in the warehouse of the defendant
The trial was before Justice of the Peace
Bunday, and the plaintiff was represented
by Attorney George p. Hoover, while J. J.
Darlington looked after the interests of the
Knox company. Mr.. Darlington gave notice
of an appeal TO the higher court.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Cavalrymen EXonerated.

II is stated on high authority that the
investigation regarding the removal of tn,
standards from the hea adquarters of the Ma
tl'nal Guard at Leesburg. as recently noted
IN Inc star, was not the work of any of
the regular soldiers there The cavaIryn1n,I
are entirely eXonerated
Evening star., 1902-07-29
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Evening star., 1902-07-29
Held for Action of Grand jury

Hattie Williams, colored, charged with
larceny from the person, was given a pre-
iminary examination in the Police Court
today 1t was alleged that she took a
"atch from Peter Williams. An examina-
ton was waived and the case was sent 70
the grand jury.
Evening star., 1902-07-29

Charles Hamlet, colored, twenty-four
years old, whose home is on Washington
street northwest, was taken to the Emer
gency Hospital yesterday to be treated for
an injury to his head, which it is alleged,
was inflicted with spade by Robert DAN
gertield at Burgdorf's stable, 416 Sth street
northwest.
Evening star., 1902-07-29
$66.75 to San Francisco, Cal, and Re

turn Via b. & O. r. r.
Tickets good going August 1 to 0; valid
returning until September 80. Choice of any
direct route going. returning any other di-
rect route. Full information at B. & o.
Ticket Offices.-Advt.
Evening star., 1902-07-29

Frank Washington. coIored. thirty years
old, fell from a brick wagon near 18th
street and Ohio avenue northwest yeSter-
day and the wagon passed over him.
His head was slightly injured. and he was
taken to the Emergency Hospital for treat
ment. The injured man lives at 6I2 \
street southeast.