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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
Colonel Cody Complains that
Civilization is Encroach-
ing on His Ranch.

"The West that I knew the best Is
almost passed away" said Col William
Cody. better known as Buffalo BIZ" In
the course OF a talk at the New Willard
Hotel this morning.
You know 1 never come East when I
can get out Of it. am sort Of an In
dian, anyhow.
CrOyvdfaE Him Out.
81 think the Valley Of the Big Horn.
where L live. resembles the old West
more than any other part Of the coun-
try. But they are beginning to get too
many houses even around there to suit
me
Il would rot have come East now but
l am up against a proposition Sooner
or later everyone gets up against prop
osition and has to learn something new.
I am here TO learn something about irri-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
TRAINING A TROLLEY ARMY.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 40 work on
the Club Room system.

NEW YORK. Jan. l5-The Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company. which owns
nearly every trolley zine in that borough.
is planning for the social and physical
bettermeut Of its arury Of employees. and
has brought J. N. Dudley. an experienced
man, from Chicago. to work out the idea
The plan CmbCdies a mutual benefit as
ISOLATION. the sick benefits Of which will
be day. To participate in the bene-
fits dues will be 50 cents a month. Small
club rooms are 10 be fitted up and main
tanned. The parent club will include the
association office, lOunging room. library
and reading room. room for games. bill
lard room, gymnasium. bowling alleys
and bath room. There Will alsC be a
class room. where instruction will be
given in the science Of electricity as ap-
piled to street railway service. There
VIII also be an audience room. with a
seating capacity for 500 where frequent
entertainments or lectures will be given.
We propose said Mr.. Dudley TO
look after the mental and moral welfare
OF our men as well as their bodily vel
fare All employees in all departments
viii be eligible 10 membership"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
BRIDE OF a NIGHT DISAPPEARS.
NOW Her soldier Husband WANTS IA
Divorce.

PATERSON, y. j., Jan. ia suit for
divorce has been begun by John r. Jones,
Of this city. a veteran OF the Spanish war
" no seeks a separation from his wife
Teresa Irene. The couple were married
on March u, 1899. Jones was dressed in
his soldier suit They returned 90 The
home Of James parents. on North West
Street, where they received their friends
and had a general good time until even
Ing About O'Clock the bride expressed
a desire TO go TO a dance which was being
held in a local hall Jones deuurred and
said he wanted 10 remain at home. but
his Eew vile was Obdurate and she went
TO the dance.
Early next morning Mrs. Jones made up
her mind 10 do some shopping and went
OFT for that purpose Her husband next
saw her nearly six months later when
they net on the street. lie begged her TO
return 10 him. but she refused 90 listen
TO him He now seeks a divorce on
ground Of desertion and also alleges that
his wife has been uufsithful.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
DIVORCE SUITS IN DOUBT.
RuIinE Expected Soon From the
Supreme Bench of the District.

RuIinE Expected soon From the
supreme Bench of the District.
The status Of proceedings for divorce,
pending in the local courts. which were
instituted before the code went into ef-
feet, January 1. is still in doubt Whether
these proceedings viii be considered. as
under the old law or the code. the exist
ing law. has not yet been determined By
the justices Of the Supreme Court OF the
District.
The question Of the standing Of these
cases came up before Justice Hagner to-
day on motion OF AIr. Mason n. Richard
son. in the case OF Emily ]. Nash against
William n. Nash for divorce.
It developed that the defendant was not
found when an effort was made to serve
him with copy Of the complaint made
against him b. his wife. Mr. Richard
son, therefore. sought TO have him served
by publication and requested the court
70 issue an order authorizing this to be
done.
Justice HagRer. however. decliled TO 90
so on the ground that the status OF pro-
ceedings for divorce begun before jan
Uary I Is being considered BY the mem
hers Of the bench A decision IS looked
Tor N a few days.
Mrs Nasa instituted proceedings for
divorce against her husband GA Noyem-
Der Il, 1901
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
OPPOSED TO MACHINERY.
French ManufHcturrr says Il Gan
not Re Jscd In France.

CHICAGO, Jan la.-BarOu Alfred De
Earral OK Paris, has arrived in Chicago
where he Will remain ten days studying
the Industrial conditions Of Chicago. as
compared 20 other foreign and American
cities he has VISITED
Besides homo III Paris. the baron
maintains country place near Bordeaux.
and employs 2glJ persons in manufac-
turing plant in the latter city.
The baron declares that labor-s-vinE
machines have mcl with cold reception
both in Germany and France because
many persons are thrown out Of work b.
their introduction. one American boy.
ne says. can do the work of eight French
girls when aided hv American machinery.
hut he maintains that the prejudice
against lIbOr-saviug machinery is TOO
strong 10 permit its importation.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13

RARE BOOKS FOR NoTRE .oAs.s
University Presented with Valuable
WORKS on HeraIhrN.

NOTRE Dazzle Ind. Jan. i5.-ProE Ed
wards. librarian and archacoIogist OF the
University o. Metre Dame. states that the
university mas received a valuable col
lection CT books On heraIary aud arch
acoloEy, old documents and many old
and valuable paintings from Manager
Seton OF New York. who is about TO sail
for Rome 60 take mp his permanent resi-
dCucC there.
TIE books or hc-oldry and archacoI7vv
are especially valuable They number
. 500. ami comprise the finest collection
in thC United States.
Many ul the Old documents have been
ga the S, ton family for 2uJ years, and
many Of hem HaYc reference 10 import
ant transactions or Revolutionary days.
Among the paintings there is one 900
yeats old OF the Madonna. Il was painted
by an eminent Spanish artist
Many ol Inc books in this collection go
back 500 years.
The collection will BE- kept in a special
airoyc az the university and used fOT
original research work.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
CAKES SUIT A MISTRIAL.
Jury stood Ten to Two for the
Wife.

Wife.
NEW YORK, Jan IS.-"UuabIe 70
agree" vas the report OF the jury in the
case Of Millionaire Francis J. Cakes. who
sued his beautiful wife for divorce On
statutory grounds.
Mr.. Cakes named Mario del Sol. nu-
sic teacher as Correspondent
The jury went out Friday afternoon.
They deliberated eight hours. but couId
not agree on verdict. Ten Of them IA
vored Mrs. Cakes. They could not win
over the obduTate two.
Abe Hummel. counsel for Mrs. Cakes.
moved an immediate retriaI Of the case
when the disagreement Of the Jury was
announced this morning. He said the
stand Of the jury indicated that an injus-
tice had been done his client.
Judge Truax fixed Monday. January %.
as the date for the new trial
Mrs Cakes was in court this morning
She heard the report OF the jury with an
parent unconcern.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
SEVEN TIMES DIVORCED.

Chaps Her Hands in JOY over the
Last Returns.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Jan IA seventh
divorce was added to the list Of Mrs
Josephine Meindl on Friday, when Judge
Williams granted a decree Of separation
to her husband. Mrs. Meindl is forty
years old.
The deputy sheriff who served the sum
mons upon Mrs. Meindl. reported that
when he read it to her she clapped her
mands and cried Good; 1 am glad
OF it
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
WANTED TO FIGHT DUEL.
New Hampshire Man Accused of
Sending n Challenge.

MANCHESTER, y. H. Jan ia de-
spatch from Berlin. y. H, states that the
little city is in a ferment over the trial
before Judge Rich. OF the local court. Of
Charles Brooks, on a charge OF challenge
10 a duel, preferred by Frank =. Croos.
There is no statute to cover The case
in New Hampshire. and Judge Ri5h has
postponed the case pending written argG-
ments under the English common law
against affairs Of honor.
The parties to the case are among the
richest men in town and the challenge
grew cut Of a land dispute.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
Mig fire in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jan. I8.-Fire which started
at o'clock this morning in the Amer
lean Mailing COmPaEys elevator at fifty
second Street and the Pan-H Handle Rail
road. destroyed the building and its con
tents. causing Tors OF more than $z50.-
o0o Thee were 200 geo bushels Of bar. y
In The building.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
DIED.

SlITTH-Ou Sunday January p 1902. az SIS
A. m, MRS SARAH HICKS-SMITH. widow o.
J. r. saith. and daughter OF Mrs Frances
Walker.
Funeral services from her late residence 2ZIG
u street northwest. Wednesday. January L. at
II O'Clock a. n iuteruent private Ne flowers
BESNETT-Suddenly, on sunday. January L,
1902 at 4 O'Clock q H.. WILLIAM, beloved
brother Of james Bennett.
Funeral notice in evening p1Pers- nj
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
NAVAL REGISTER FOR 1901.
Record shows FOrty-four Retire
ments and Forty-nine Deaths.

The Naval Register" fo- the current
year shows that foTty-four officers re-
signed from the service during 1901, the
greater number being naval cadets.
The retirements Tor age included two
rear admirals. Schley and Kantz. eleven
captains. a larger uuT Der t:ian during any
previous year since he civil war; four
commanders. six lieutenant commanders.
two lieutenants, and one ensign.
The deaths IN the navy during 1901 were
forty-nine, Including six rear admlrals on
the retired list. one commodore, three
retired commanders, aud three active
commanders.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13


son Of JI--
weeks ago has reco,,-
Young man viii be taken into o.
Court. Some time ago young Warder Wa
arraigned but his case was continued to
await the result Of McNabA's injuries
The matter VIII probably he disposed of
this week
while McNabb was returning home fran
the Pension Office, where he IS a da.r-
keeper. one day early last month. he was
struck and badly injured al Third and d
Streets northwest by a bicycle. which
young WaTder rode The latter was bur-
rying toward the Distri.t Building where
he was employed. and was riding quite
rapidly behind the fire engines which
we're responding n the time 10 an alarm
OF fire la the neigh5orhood McEabb. on
being injured, w9s sent 90 the Emergency
Hospital where he remained a patient
two weeks. He vas then sent home.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13

- NJ COMFANY.

AUIILE U LLLLI4UN OF IHLoIEEN
Notice Is hereby given that 4 meeting OF the
Stockholders q The Times Company viii be held
a. the once Of the company in the HutchiuI
Building. corner Of 10th and d sts- NV. Wash
iugtoa, T. C., @ the 18TH DAY OF January
L902 az Z O'CLOCK p N for the purpose %
Clecting f. trustees for the ensuing year and
for the transgct-e1 Of such other busIness as nay
properly come before such meeting.
Dated . 4shins Ten. D. C.. December p 1911
W J. DANTE
dC12-lu Secretary
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CERTIFIC ATE--We the undersigned trustees Of
THE WILLIAM Il. AYRE Co. do hereby certify
that the capital stock e Si-50 Is iulI-paid and
there are no debts. ". A. DO}iER, President7
" NJ n. AlRE, ice President: IT, A. BENNE2.
secretary Irgasll-cr- Subscribed 1ad Sworn %
before me this 10Th day oi Jaus-=-y. 1902 (ScalD
THOMAS r. YOUNG. Notary Puiiic- ei
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
SYSTEMATIC BRIBERY.
Omaha associatIOn Inyestigat-
ing FgIy Lot of Charges.

OMAHA. Jan. I3.-Systematic bribery o.
jUries, which is said to have been prac-
uced for five years by franchised corpora
lions OF Omaha. is the subject Of inyesti-
cation by the Douglas County Bar Asso-
citation. The findings viii be laid before
the gs-,L@ --:Ty now in session.
The charges were brought by r. ".
Blackburn. an attorney. who has discov-
cred evidence Of corruption in CONDUCTING
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
TIE CODE ON GAMING.
District Attorney Gould Has Had No
Request for Opinion.

District Attorney Gould stated this
morning in response to an enquiry that
up 20 this time he has not received any
Communication from Major Sylvester ask
ing Tor an opinion on the subject OF
tlOolNmaking'' in the District. The mat
ter has been informally referred TO him,
however.
Ia discussing the subject Of gaming the
code says that the law relative TO gamb-
ling shall be construed literally so as
TO prevent the mischief intended TO be
guarded against"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
rortInEd EveaIng Nen. su.ncnn..

PORTLAND. Maine. jan. 13.-The pub
fishers Of tbe Portland Evening News. ''
IN anti-prohibiticn organ. have assigned
and suspended publication. Liabilities
s.. Gee. n3 assets.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
TO WIPE CUT WAR TAX.
Republican ConEressmeu Who IA
VOr IL Sign Petition for Caucus.

A meeting was held last night OF Re
publican Representatives fayoring an IN
conditional repeal OF the way tax law, and
It was decided to demand a caucus to con
slider the bill TO this effect introduced by
Representative BarthOldt Of ST. Louis
Those prominent in the movement are
Representatives Cannon and Bouteu Of
Illinois. Shattuck Of Ohio. warnock Of
Ohio and Hill Of Connecticut
They are circulating a petition calling
for a caucus on Wednesday evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
MUST KEEP SIDEWALKS CLEAN
Police to Enforce ReEuIutiou
Against Property Holder

A few days ago the District Commits
sioners received from the Police Depart
ment notice TO the effect that there was
dir5 on the sidewalk on Florida Avenue
between thirteenth and Fourteenth
Street northeast.
The matter was referred to The En-
CineeT Department and the sidewalk WAS
cleaned under the direction Of w. II
Barton.
The papers have now been referred 20
the Police Department with Instructions
o." enforce the regulation against allow
-" the sidewalk.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
sEARCHLIGHTs as DEFENCE.
Navy TO Ask for 81 .000, 900 to Install
Them on COast.

The Navy Department will ask Of Con-
gress million-doIIar appropriation for
the purpose of installing searchlight
plants as a feature of the coast defence
system.
Searchlights are regarded as essential.
and General Gillespie. Chief Of Engineers.
Will urge q liberal provision for them.
During the last session Of Congress
$4,000 was appropriated for mounting
four searchlight plants commanding the
southern entrance 10 New York harbOr.
and with these in place in addition 10 the
one now mounted the searchlight appa-
ratus Of New York harbOT will be COM
plete.
It is estimated that $500. 900 viii install
searchlights at Baltimore. Boston Phila-
Celphia. and Fort Monroe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13

Archer. e. Brewer. Maize. yayz- Il have had
Catauh ilr scyesa! years Water would run from
ms eyes aUd uoee iur days a. a time. About four
months age ! was induced = try Dr. AgUcw's
Catarrhal p-w!cF. aHd since g,siua the wonderful
remedy have rot had @a a'Jack would not
be without a." % relieves a Zen minuies-
sold hy J.. > Williams. Aiu-a aal Streets.
aud Edniunds e " D Jams, Third STREET aud Penn
s. lvaf..a klCIulc.--2-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13

To.
Chars,
from the
uized as Iosu,
man in THLlaus
iZati0n WI for a
Nixon as acting leader.
Mr. Nix5n's experience
limited and ne is probably a c.
stranger 90 az least thirty OF the
FIVE Tammany leaders.
Many Tammauy politicians are stiI
puzzled 20 determine the real motive o.
Crokcr's last move- The advancement Of
Nixon is likely TO be- displeasing 10 the
sullivan faction. -ut they viii not openly
feht him lust now 40 man in Tammary
doubts for q uoment that Croker viii be
back to resume active control for the
city campaign Of 1903 il at that time he
believes Tammany could win.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
FAILING Elevator Works Death.

NEW YORK. Jan I5.-James TieEan.
thi~ty-eight years Old was killed ana
Peter flynn, eighteen. was seriously in
! s-red by fall Of n freight elevator in
Il VtCTy At "A Eldridge Street this morn
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
ANNOYED BY
SPECTATORS.
Property Owners Emporium
ed for Back Taxes.
ARREARS AND INTEREST WANTED

Some UnenviaE'Ie Experiences Of Tn
SuNPecting Owners of RenI Estate.
A Protest From New York state
and the Answer Sent-No Chang"
in Plan Likely
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
1O5-Year-OId Mayor pies.

BENGUET. France. Jan. 13.-Mayor La
vigne, probably the oldest city Official in
the worlt. died here today. lie was 105
years Of age.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
Special NOTICE.

This Is TO give notice that Certificate No 2235.
fer one share Of she stock OF the Warrington
Loan aud trust Company in the name Of Cleiand
Lindsey, nov deceased, and now owned by me-
has been lost. and that ! have applied % said
Loan and Trust Company FOR a new certificate In
lieu Of the one lost, Aforesaid
ADA DORSEY,
j16.IS.s0 Care NJ J. Colbert ll2 5th st. nv
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
iN@frON CITY Washington, ID. C., December
Il. 1901. The annual election for directors o.
this bank VIII take place Gt the banking house
on TUESDAY. JANUARY "A. 1902 Polls open
from y ~. 70 P. M r A STEER, Casiie--
deI4- q. 2s-jln4. II. u
THE LANSTON neutrality-suspicious. co.
The general Offices Of this company viii be
moved from Washington. d. c.. 90 800 Broad
way. New YORK City. on Saturday January H.
1907 on and after Friday. January 10. please
send all communication 10 the New York address.
MIDI
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13

&C
$500 ga many millions Of dol
lars based upon the street and steam
railroads. the lighting and other fran
chises Of Washington should be assessed
at something near the actual selling price
OF their stock. thus partially relieving the
financial pressure upon the city. as well
rs more nearly eQuaiizing the tax burdens.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
NIXON NOW AT HELM.
He Today Assumed the Position of
Lender Of Tammany,

NEW YORK. Jan. IS.-Lewis Nixon.
shipbuilder. today began his duties as
nominal leader Of Tammany Hall.
He was made chairman OF the finance
committee on Saturday and viii cali at
the Fourteenth Street wigwam daily TO
receive the district leaders Before the
end Of the week. according to some dfsaf-
fected politicians. Mr.. Nixon VIII find
himself ignored by district leaders. who
viii not admit his authority In any politf-
cal matter. except as his orders are back
ed by the power Of the man who placed
him where he is.
The present alleged retirement OF Gro
ker from Tammany leadership. the third
in seven years. deceived no one The one
opinion in TCmmany is that Croker has
realized that the Democratic party has
no chance Of carrying the State in the
next election, and that he Is afraid to
lead his organization 10 two defeats in
many years. The leaders say that he
aware that he cannot control the
convention and that 60 avoid
at he viii remain abroad
man who viii pose
-ker explained
Of Tam
IN I'D by
"a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13

..uv aiIcged traEseressious are accounted
for in some measure by heavy personal
damage awards brought in The past for
trivial injuries.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
SMOKED 10000 CIGARETTES.
Michigan Nan Dies Supposedly, oF
Nicotine Poisoning,

ST JOSEPH. Mich, Jan 1a-Arthur
Frazee. son OF J. ". Fra7ao ---r- was
~. died
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13
HEARING AGAIN ADJOURNED.
PntricI, Consents TO Delay in Habcas
Corpus Proceedings.

NEW YORK. Jan. l5.-AIbert T. Pat
rick. the lawyer now awaiting trial on
indictment for the murder Of William
"" was taken before Justice
s~om the TOmbs prison
'"heas corpus
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-13

% m0t..
The hCarIHl
January 10. and Pau
TO the TOWbs prison.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-10
Club Organized.

A meeting was held yesterday al
ternoon in the ante-roOm Of the Cit
liens National Bank for the purpose
If organizing a pleasure club in
Wax 3hachie. Mr.. J. NJ. Patterson
was made chairman of the meeting.
The club was organized with thirty
one charter members. On motion
the charter membership fee was
fixed at $50 and the fee for all who
come in after the cnarter is closed
will be $50. Several names for the
club were suggested but the Katy
Club Lake Association was finally
adopted.
The following officers were elected:
y. p. Spalding, president; F. b.
Kenner, vice president; l.. L..
Shackelford, secretary and treasur-
er.
A board of five directors were
elected as follows; j. NJ. Patter-
son, r. b. Kenner, S. p. Spalding,
B. f. Thornhill and ]. 5. Herring.
The committee to draft bylaws
and constitution is composed of T.
A. Ferris, f. p. Hawkins and F. B..
Kenner.
The next meeting will be held
Friday, May Is.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-05-10
EpwOrlh League Program.

The following is the program for
the Epworth League, Sunday, May
18th:
Subject-Jesus, the Living Bread,
John q, 22-35, 1853.
Song and Prayer.
Scripture Reading-Miss Leona
Sensabaugh.
Christ a Necessity to Spiritual
Life-Mrs. Laura Johnson.
Song.
The Gift of God-Mr. Bowling.
II Duet-Misses Lucille Arnold and
Jewett Bowling.
The assimilation of Faith-W. A.
Calfee.
Song.
Closing.