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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
PICTURES FOR SCHOOLS
Lawn Prizes Awarded by The Commercial
Club Gommittee-Ltst of
Winners. s

The report Of the special committee
Of the Commercial Club appointed to
inspect the different school yards of the
city and award prizes for the -best-kept
lawns and play grounds. has reported,
through it's chairman, C. NJ Loring.
The schools were divided into six dis
tricts, the best appearing grounds in each
district being picked out The winning
schools were the North Side high, Elmer
son, Webster, Adams Irving, and Hor-
ace Mann. A special prize was also
awarded to the Sheridan school,
The awards were copies Of famous paint
ings. They will be hung in conspicuous
places in the different schools.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
0VERsTUDY.

1t UnbaIances Mind OF Harry Ekstrand.
OF White Bear-Sucide
Follows.
Harry 'Ekstrand, bookkeeper for the
White Bear Mercantile company at White
Bear village, comitted suicide yesterday
gy shooting himself. It. is thought that he
became insane by overstudy in fitting
himself for the civil service examina lions
for the railway mail service.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
ON THE ISTHMUS
Admiral Casey Refuses to Transport
-. Troops of Either PARTY. ~.

Washington, Oct. 4.-The following ca
blegram has been received at the navy de-
partment from Admiral Casey, on board
the Wisconsin at aPnama, dated Panama,
Oct. ST., .-... - -. ....
Have sent this communication to the Ameri-
can consul at Panama: Uniform the governor
that, while trains are running under United
States protection, must decline to transport any
combatants. ammunition or arms which might
cause interruption of traffic or convert the line
Of transit into q theater Of hostilities. ;" :.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
HE GETS EIGHT YEARS

John McAndreWs Receives Sentence for
a Rexoltlng Crime.
John McAndrews was this morning
sentenced by Judge Brooks to eight years
in the penitentiary for carnal knowledge
of a minor.
E. A. Little. who stole a number of
articles from the optical department of
a. large store, gotta reformatory sentence;
as also did Joseph Sherry, who admitted
criminal relations with a young girl.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

- -. -: MAY AND quit -..-....
s ~ e.,, p
They Were Married at Buenos Ayres
on the Second of October.

New York. Oct. A cable dispatch was
received In this city announcing the mar !.
rage at Buenos 5Ayres Of Putnam Brad
ley Strong and May Yohe. The dispatch.
was addressed to Emanuel M. Friend,
who acted as their counsel here, and was
as follows: - = - !
Married Buenos sAyres, second. May,
Strong"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
CARD OF THANKS,

Mrs. Eli Whitaker wishes to extend her
most sincere thanks to her many kind
friends who took such interest in her and
her children during the recent illness and
death of her husband.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
KNOCKOUT" DROPS
Young Man from Chicago Thinks He Was
Robbed-Evidence that He Was
DruQQed,

J. L. Goings, a young man from Chi
cago, was taken to the city hospital from
the Bijou theater last night in an I'M
conscious condition. His condition was
due to Knockout drops" This morning
he found that he had lost SAT. He says
he was robbed.
Mr.. Goings drank whisky in a saloon
on Washington avenue. His mind, he
says, was blank from that time until
he regained consciousness at the city
hospital. He is not able to give the ex-
act location of the saloon. The physicians
say that Goings was not intoxicated but
was suffering from some drug.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
COWS WILL BE KILLED

49,. and Now viii Lose Dis
eased Animals.
E. M. Christensen and T. E. McCollun,
two Mound View dairymen, who baked at
Minneapolis cattle inspection and were
sustained by the state board of health,
have concluded that the MINNEAPOLIS
health department Is not an institution
to ignore. . Their stay Of execution of
sentence expired this morning and they
paid their fines for unlicensed sales.
There are forty-eight COWS In the
Mound View dairy herds condemned by
the health department after careful tuber-
culin tests. All will now be killed and
the owners will probably sue the state.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
Kelly is Convicted.

Lanford Kelly, colored, formerly en-
ployed as porter in tenderloin resort,
was yesterday found guilty of assault for
an attack made upon three white men.
Kelly, cut all three severely, so badly, in
fact, that two of them were taken to the
city hospital. Sentence was deferred
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

New Orleans-Retail merchants have notified
the mayor they will close their stores unless the
trouble between the street railway company and
Its striking employees is settled to-day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

able for two; use of bath; walking distance,
rent reasonable. 81 Maple place, Nicolls4
island.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
METEOROLOGICAL

.. O. oLEMAN-Funeral Sunday at 2
p. M, from B. r. T. lodge rooms, Eighth
street and Nieollet avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04
MIS- SHECKER WON
She Bears Off the, Golf Championship
- ~ - q Up and s to; PLAY.

& line. N1asssrsst, ct.:, Miss Heckei
won the golf championship. up and tc
play.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

MRS. GEORGE D. Wesley, aged %
died this morning at her home in Cahill
Mrs. Vessey was the daughter of Mrs. H
Darcy. Funeral; will be held from st. Pat
rick's church Monday at $50 a.. m. Inter
ment at St. Marys cemetery. -,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

, Died In ManIla-Rev. w. D. McKinnon,
who was formerly chaplain of the Thir-
teenth Minnesota regiment, and who Or
ganized the public school system in Ma
Mia, died In the hospital at Manila last
week : ~ 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

Work on New Llhrary--The work on the
Pillsbury Memorial Library Is progressing
smoothly Nearly ali the stone has been
received already, and 1t Is expected that
the roof will be on some time before No
vember. 1t is hoped that the building will
be ready for occupancy by next spring y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

Thomas Lowry to PresIde-Thomas
Lowry will preside at the banquet to be
given by the Commercial club Wednes-
day evening in honor of the officers Of
the Twenty-first infantry, stationed at
Fort Smelling, and Of the Department Of
Dakota. Members are subscribing rapid
ly for the tickets and the limit of 100 Is
about reached. ..,::.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-04

Big Attendance Of farmer Boya--An at
tendance of s75 students broke the record
for the second day of the school year at
the state agricultural school yesterday. 1t
is expected that over 400 will be registered
within a week.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
L Poznahskiego.

O ZMARkYM ch}opcu J6zefie
Hetman,e 'otrzyma& ,,Dz. Pozo.'
kilka nowvoh szczeg6}6w. kt6re
poni&ej pfzytaczamy:
Prawde jet, ze ME fizyk po-
wiatowy z1eohal ma ebdukcya, lecz
dw6ch chirurgow powlatowvch,
kt6rsy niekiedy powotywani BY
waja, tebY " hn;e1 wasnych wy
padkach fzyks zastapi6. To tel
widzao waznodc sprawy, ME zdaI,
oplnli do protoko&u. )ecz zastrzegIi
j. sobie zdad p6zniej, zapewno pc
porozumleniu sig Z swym najbl'&-
Sym przelosonYm.
StawetnY ,,orzeoh", znalezionv
v owrzodzonej kiszoe slepej
zmar&ego eh{opca, ME zostat- po-
dobno zsohowanv, DO go miotek
ehirurga st&uk} l smia4dzy}. Wy
ohodzac. ohirurdzy prsestrzegsl,
zgromadzone dzieoi i matki, zeby
Mkt ME po}yka} 6liwek i orzeoh6w
bo tax pomra, jak ten OTTO ohio
pisc - cd pestki,
Sed1ia sledcxY 2 mai wieksza {
skrupul ~,tnoscia ma mlejscu spisa}
protok6t i zeznanla swiadk6w.
D<,ecl przez tfomacza ttomaczy1y
sig jasno Snin}o.
Zm r'y l5zef Hetman pred
staw'ai ZIG W zeznanlach jake
dobrv, potulny chlopieo. a do
NATL ~lelce przvwiazany. Zwyk}
by{ mawiac: Mako! iak wylde
ze szko&y l sao.ne praoowat, b;e-
dy mie3 ME bedsiesz."
Ch{opca ME tYlko b,to, ale
kopano nogami. Bitv byi reka pc
twarzy, .pretem pc d}oni j przv-
party kolanem do iawy, gdsie go
bito. lie sic zmiesoi{o.
Gi6wnym nsrsedslem ch}osty,
by}a TAX naswana bs6wks. xii
bsu pospolitego, wewnatrz pusty
q msjacY ostra powiertchnia. Proc,
aeeo.: usYwano' dYscypl'uy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

Zmarss ~ byf ".
iak,se { ,@,u ~. ".i-ss't-
% d,br.e. o,dc,,lst pods0 s.o.e-
goid. 3 r,rr w rc,e & lskcyi
xeoe-N6i. Crest" ...dobno sbt"ete
"db,era', Ale ~ nx.,zyt o+w.t
y domu.
Chorego I'd ~.edzal DIR K"}c''
.dz,e, : Barcins. n,e rstuoek ins
ME byi mozliw,. kr~w by}a saka-
IONA. Kisdy ch,rurgow,e otwo'svli
zy~ot i spostrzexl, rope nsxr"ma
dzopa, zawo}a,i: G,fL G #! w
reka sioxkacn / obcegau.i wydobYl;
2 wypukioso, " opucblin'e 6w
olzech s}awetnY.
Zmar}emu sprawl ksiads pro-
boszoz z Lisewa bardz) uroczysty
pogrzeb " sobotY 7 Grudnia.
~INOWROCkAW. MAJ
pre- wielebnlejszy X. Biskup IL"
kowski bawi{ y tYch dnisch kjl-
ka godzin " Inowroc}a wiu. w
towarzystwle miejscowego K. pro-
boszcza, x. oficyafa Dziedzinskle-
20 i x. prafata Pon,nsklego zwle-
dill obYdwa ko6cto}y ! obejrzs}
pomni 6w. Wo1ciecha. x. Biskup
wyraz,} w,elkie zdziwlenie, ze "
tax krdtkim czarie wszyetkie te
nonumen1alne budowY stare{y.
stvlowem przeprowadseniem I'd
budo~anej roiny by& x. Blskup
wproet zach ~yconY. o nowYm
kosciele Matk1 Boskiei s,rzek},
10 ze wszystkich koscioi6w, kt6re
" ostatuich dz,eeiatkach lat W ca
tel Police wybudowano = ole W.
4qczsjao nowych koscio}6w "
Warszawle - laden ME dor6wnuje
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
K0RNIK. Piwowar Rydzew-
ski otrzyma{ cd kr6l. reienoyi
medal zas}ugi, "a uratowanie kycia
ch&opcu Szelazk'ew,czowi, ktory
tonaa W Jez'orze dnia 10 llpca.
BEDLE~o p. steszewem.
Jax donosza do Wick" " azkol-
" tamt.j nauczyc,el p. Bell wzla}
sobie "a przYkfad p. Koralewskie-
"a lada drobnostke tax bij-
ze rodzlce 50 zmuszen
wnosic skarg, do sadu w iednym
lekarz stw,erdxil 10 krxia
,ab'egfych preg pa oiele ch4opca.
.poieciu ~6wiat}Yoh podagog6w
,icie jest nader watpliwei ~artosc,
wyohowawczym, q =
'rusach - chocla5 talk zadzrerais
'osa wobeo innYoh, wydaie sig
udzlom ze system nlemiecki
zkolny p~rze6cign9} wszystk,e lnue
= n%auczyoiele ho{duja bic,u i
'osuwaja SIG do torturowanis
Iz;atwy. Take {apv l biele ME
',aktykojs sic JUL nleds'e. tyfks
tenn pahstwie ~..porzadku l milo
OF Bosei".
PRACE WSTEPNE do budo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09


sOlsBrR0W. Sssvso S. 70
ss ~ es sE Il III tH aamsgssr sKaSHss sssssry.
xvAlaf,skEi : Alspna, podcchl1llsltNsS KY
,ob,e nisco. wYgadywai r~osapsjte
K,sdys p9licYant >w..sdi
10 jeyo mniie,szksn's, ~ 60 uspo- !
koid. Jewahskl wyswjskani obrazl1
ma1estst krdlewski. q to skazalf 70
sgd na rok w~iszlenis.
W PoZNANIU odbyl sic Stub
syna prof. RYdvpiera, sku,k,em
czego wysiaoo - Lsowa w,ele te-
gratuiaoytuYch : adre-
sem: ,.Poznahd". Urs9d t~slegrsficz-
ny " Poznaniu vszystkle telegra-
my % swr6o'& dopiskiem, ze
stacya telsgraficsna .Poznan'' tam
ME ,stnieje.
%
SAMOCHODY w r "A
KTYCE, 2 Liezwyk}a ssbYko6cla
rospowszechnlajs s.e automobile
czYli sam0chody, ME tylko do
osob ]ako powozy pry"
watne. flAkry i omnibusy, ale tez
do lnnych ceI6~ prakty czuych.I tax
W Ber.lnie zapfuwadzonO juz
automobile 10 rozwozenia z 'l,slo~
z gt6 "uego urzsdu d. fiji pocztoe
"! ch. q u.edawno temu ukazaf
sly IA ul.cach Berllna w0z rstuD-
kowy stray pozaruej poruszanY "a
pomoca motvru 0ensynowego. W6z
tea, zaopate4ony " wysok4 drab.nY
sktadana GRAZ " inne przyborY "a"
tuokowe. Jest ~iasnoscia gu.luy
POD Berlin Mozs
on sig porusza6 : szybkosc1Y pie-
t laslu silonetr6w ia godzine.
po tax wyborn.i szo.le,
Jaka Grunewald Z B-llinem LACEY.
w G. l;ago ,db..o n,edawno
temu proty doswiadcsalne z
automobllowa sixawk4 pozarowa.
Jest to czterokotowy w6x znaoxaych
rozmlar6w, ma ktorym nmlaszczone
90 " lyle diva motory ka4dy 0 slle
trzeoh koui, a ma przodz.e bnterya
.kumulator6w. AkamuiatorY to %
dose slime, azebY. wprowadza6 "
" ruch s'kawke i wystarcza;q do
jazdy przez ,rzV godzlnY, prey
dsieslec.u null na godzlIe
.aga wosu wYuos, 5,U0O tunt6w
cena okoto 1900 dol.
80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
4 prns Polskich.

81 CDZIA t11.aASO .@ NNaAlJJinlHA1l :
/. :, ...:u sk~xala Tomssza Be-
-. Barsosna pa diva mse1'a-
" = 70 lekkomyslDe q
J.. Rzecz r,Y tsk miaia: Is.
.li., siy pogiYbiania stadn'
K'9kva'dn'e. pr'v
ubrowan,us studni narss> osune-
, ,s ,emia ,sz.svps@a przygla-
n s,e rnhncie p~aucsycisla
czel @bn,ka cies,elskiego
/; 6rych mimo nstycb-
~... j. pomocy, JUL tvlk.
e, ,:l>no w~ydobyd. RE
= "r~-A,, IL nleszczescie
sic ne stale ghYby B.
. ogledno6oia ten odno~
m- studnl sig zajat , kasal
zr"b & -,lniejs.e podpory do pod
!, YIN i. so,an studni. Dla-
tego skazano 20 ma Powyksz9
kare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

CHOJNICE. I.ba karns ska
za}a %dsierzawoe Pc&ozyhsklego !
jego syna Wawrzyhoa "a un.y6lne
pobioie l~e6aiozego Mullera ma rok
wzgleduie ma rok l trey m,esiavo
~iyzlenia Obai oskarzenl zostal'
natyehmlast uwi .'eLi.
TORUN, Sad p~rAys,eg{yob
skasat chakupn,ka D. Dittmera 2
5Podwidza ne 10 lat cuchthauzu
"a zab6.stwo posiedzioiela Kalma-
N R,0otn,ka Schauerta z w.
t,rz. zua skazano ma 0 lat ou:hthau-
su Il zg *uscenie starszej kobI"ty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

PRACE WsTEPNE do budo-
Wy ko!ei pan ,twowej Ssamotu'
do Mi :dzychodu zarzadzil munster
robot publicznych. Niedawno od~
by4o sie W Cboruikaoh zebrsnle
i~nteresant6w ,mianowloie ~wlekszycb
wiadcicio,eli siemskich, kt6lsy
uchwal,li starac sig . to, ably kolej
.budowano z OborDik prsez Saa-
mo:u}y do Miedzyohodu. All POI
niewa4 %potrzebabY " taklm razie
budowad most uad Wart2, przeto
pragna, ably to kolej zbudowano
prsYnaimnipj ma po}udnle cd
Warty cd Bogdanowa albo Ocie-
ssYna; gdlieby sle stykasa Il ko-
,eja poznah * aa3cgrodzKa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09
LECZENIE RAKA.

LECZENlE RAkA.
Povszny badacs niemisck'. prof.
Loefler z Gryfj, zamlesci} " pismle
niemieoklm medycz,em "Deut: che
Medlzin" nowy spusob leosebi.. raka
Zaleoa on mIsno~'cle wywo1anie
sz:ueznYm sposoben maiary', Mp.
przez ukaszenie moskito~. Tub za~
strzykniecie chorym ma raka-krwi
chorego ma malarYz. Stwierdzono,
ze " stref.e poazwrotn,kowej,
gl6wnie siedlisku maiaryl, choroby
raka ME spotYka Sig wcale. DR..
Pag'el, Cd lat 10 prat5 kuiacy ma
wYsple Borneo, ME widzial W
ciagu tego ozasu ami jednego wy
paixu raka' DR.. Loefler xaleca ze
wzgledu ma coras wieksze rozpo-
ws1echnlenle chorobY raka, pr6bo-
waule wstrzYkiwania malarYl,
twlerdzao 70 ~ielka wYgrana bYio~
by. gdyby wobec bs1eilnosci
n !eo1eniu raka, cho6 pray PEI
wnvoh postac,ach ]ego. jakls pro-
oeut w%Ypadk6w sostai. dsiekl
wstrzyknizciu malaryi, uleozony.
Wywoaaua malarYa dale sig iatwo
usuuaG prey pomooY ohlnlnY.
PkACIC "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-01-09

f
K0RNIK. Piwowar Rydzew-
ski otrzymai Cd krdl. rejenoyi
medal zas}ugi, Il uratowanie zycia
ch&opcu Szelazk'ew,czowi, ktory
tonaa " ]ez'orze dn;a 10 llpca.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
FUNERAL OF THE LATE
BENJAMIN H. STINEnETl
Services to Be Held ct ST.
Pauls NJ. E. Church.

The funeral Of the late Benjamin H.
Stinemetz. the retired merchant who
died yesterday afternoon at his resi-
dence. 1881 p Street northwest, after a
lingering illness. viii take place Friday
afternoon al 2.30 O'Clock at St. Faul's
NJ Z Church. Rev Dr. L. B. Wilson.
pastor of Foundry Church Of which the
deceased was member, viii oficiate-
The interment will be al Ga! Hill Gem
etery-
Mr. Stfnemetz was born in Williams
port, Md. May .. 1881. BIZ came to this
city when but eighteen years of age He
entered into active business. and by per
sistent effort and unquestioned methods
established a business that for some
years has been conducted by his sons,
under the name Of B. H Stinemetz &
Sons. He was one OF the founders Of the
= NJ c A in this city. and had always
been an active worker in religious cir
C1es- ala.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
YOUNG CLEMENTS TO Be
REMOVED TO HIS HONE
Unfortunate Boy Has Lost
Nearly All of BothHan

James Clements. who has been lying
at the Georgetown University Hospital
for several weeks, suffering from burns.
AID operations, as the result OF grabbing
a live electric wire, while in a tree IN
the rear of the Enrich Beef Company.
viii be carried TO his hcme. 124I Thirty.
second Street northwest. today or to-
morrow
The boy has now two fingers and the
thumb on the right hand and on the
eft only the thumb. The four fingers
o. the left hand were burnt of by the
wire. while those on the rigdt were
ampuCated al the hospital
A few days ago. Mr.. Clements. the
father of the boy, was informed that in
all probability the thumb OF the left
hand would have 70 be taken on. II de-
yeloped, however. that this would not
be necessary
Clements IS fifteen years Of 1ge. and
the youngest son Of Mr.. James T. Gle
ments. the undertaken
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
SOLEMN SERVICES OF
PERPETUAL ADORATION
To Commence at ST. Pat
rick'S Church.

Solemn services Of the Perpetual Ad-
Grafton viii be held at St. Patrick s
Church tomorrow afternoon at 40.
There viii be solemn music by a spec al
choir, under IL leadership of Prof. Ar
mand Gumpreeht, and the following
quartet Miss Latimer,. soprano; Miss
Mamie Grant, contralto; -sr. Charles
Goodchild, basso; Mr. Melville Hensey.
tenor. These services. viii be held every
second Thursday OF the month during
the winter
The altar viii be beautifully decorated
with palms and electric lights Solemn
benediction viii be given The Rev. Dr..
Stafford viii preach.
The following is the musical program.
Lamb Of God" tquartetl, lie JeaI: Veni
Creator" alto soloj, De MonG: Iiolin
solo toffertoireJ. a. Peron: % SaIutarfs-
ttenoT solor, with VIOLIN, FauTe, Tan
tum Ergo" tchoursJ. Riga.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
CATO MURDER TO BE
PROBED TOMORROW
Coroner Has Summoned All
Witnesses to Shooting.
ALLEGED ASSASSIN is SILENT
William Matchett, the Printer, Said to
Have Shot the Italian for His
Daughters Sake

Coroner hewitt tomorrow will hold an
inquest over The remains Of Joseph Cat
10, the Italian who was shot and almost
instantly killed by William Matchett at
559 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest
about o'clock last night The body
OF Cato viii not be removed from Lhe
morgue, where IT now is, until the in
quest IS concluded All Of the Witnesses
to the shooting have been summoned to
appear before the coroner's jury.
Matchett. the alleged mur derer, is con-
fined in 2 cell Al the Sixth precinct Do
lice station. and refuses TO discuss the
shooting. He spends large part Of his
time IN the sJationhouse sleeping. and
seems not the least worried regarding
his act. Matchett was arrested by Pc
hceman Quinlan shortly after the shoot
ing.
The murder. It is said occurred as
the result OF quarrel between the muir
dered man and his housekeeper. Emma
Matchett, over the possession Of q
child Last night the Matchett woman
said she was going to quit her position
as housekeeper, and started away with
the child, when Cato attempted 20 in
terpose and take II away from her It
was then that the father OF the woman,
William Matchett. appeared upon the
scene and, drawing a revolver, fred
three bullets into Gatto's body. The man
fell 20 the pavement and died within q
few seconds.
The shooting created great excite1hen,
in the vicinity OF FouT-and- half Street
and Pennsylvania Avenue, and the street
was blocked with inquisitive citizens for
some time afterward.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
COAL FAMINE WILL
ROUT HOUSERGLDERS
Tenants Giving Up Houses
and Seeking Apartments.

Because Of the scarcity Of coal many
resident owners of the 10y have engaged
rooms at hotels or apartment houses for
the coming winter. As rentals appear
less formidable than the threatened size
Of fuel bills, steam heated fats are
proving attractive, even TO those who
own dwellings. In apartment houses
the furnaces can, in most cases. be
equipped 10 burn bituminOuS coal. steam
coal, or coke, thus. in part solving the
anthracite problem. Instead of the stor-
age stock diminishing frcm 20 10 so per
cent, as il generally does in winter, this
year. according to all present iEdica-
tions. II viii increase.
For the reason of the removal OF many
residents to apartment houses great
number of domestics have been dis
charged who will ind considerable Diff
ficulty in obtaining employment in that
capacity THIS winter
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
SUPREME COURT TO
CONVENE NEXT M0HDh I

The Supreme Court of the United
States viii convene on Monday next
1t is uet expected, however, that Mr.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, who was az
pointed by the President TO fill the Va
cancy caused BY the death OF Justice
Gray. Will take his seat until asJer tho
Christmas holidays Because Jf this,
several important cases. which demand
the consideration Of the court will bt
postponed until a fuil bench is sitting.
No business will be considered on Mon
day An early adjournment will be
made. and the members of the court
will pay their accustomed call on the
President al the White House.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
DISTRICT LABOR LEADERS
TO HOLD MASS MEETING
To Assemble at Pennsylva-
inland LOuiSianaAVenueS

At the corner of Pennsylvania and
Louisiana Avenues northwest. the coal
strike viii be discussed by various labor
leaders at an open air mass meeting 70
be held this evening. The meeting, {"
be held under the auspices of the Cen
tral Labor Union, will be addressed b.
Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation of Labor, Frank
Morrison, secretary Of the Federation ,
James Duncan. James O'Connor an
ether members belonging to the execu-
tive council Of the federation.
To add to the enlivenment of the oc-
casion, a band Of music has been en-
gagged