davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Scr Seutide Sag
tDiro moreen i'm 6ermania
parf aefeiert peroen.

Sm @ermania part finoet atOrgen
bic 6eier bes 9euti9en Sa9ss ftatt.
I'm 3 ubr Nadmittass tperOen gSl-
Ieri6hfie ben Offisiellen gesinn Der
Geier an3ei9en.
9lls Jsfirebner miro elmer Der beits
betannteffen Seuti9 9lmerifaner bes
2anoes, Serr Or. &idarb 8artbolb,
@ongreB &eprdientant bon Waiffouri,
fiineiren.
Die giinitige @elegenbeit, bieien bors
si9lihsn &ebner uno itrammen 0er-
trster Der oeutIden Snterefen 3u b0ren,
iOlte tein ein3iser 9euti6er Der. .Staot
f4 entgeben laRen.
Sin aus ben Netiben Der orei berpDr=
rneenbfen @eiansbereine Der Stabt
esbiloeter WaHen9or miro unter 9ei=
tune bes 6errn prof. garl &ieener.
nit ben id6niten Weiien bic 3ub6rer
erfrsuen.
SIR bortrsffide promenabe-, @on.
cert- uno Sansmufit iorst Die @itp
Banb uno an gtfriidunsen uirb eben-
faas fein Waneel iein.
Die Surnbereine Der Stabt nerben
turnsrii6e unb Die @ompagnie A Der
1niformirtsn Reiben Der s. 8. g. g.
peroen militdrii1e llebungen gum
BeEfen eeben.
Nu9 on bic 9inber ift geba9t tpor-
ben unb Spiele fir bieielben nit preis=
bert6eiluns fiIb arrangirt moroen.
Capt. Charles S. Sruemper miro bies
islben leitsn, g9t beuti9es fr6bli6es
2eben uno Sreiben aber tpirb fidb in
unb on ben beridisbenen 9auptquar=
tieren Der oerti6en 0ereine enttuifeln
uno am Nbeno perben bic Wipfeln
oe2 alten Saumriefen bemunoerno uno
rnuideno Elm eldn3enbes 6euertpert sr.
leben, wel4es unter ibren 3wsi9en abs
eebrannt tperoen tpir6!
9as Sransportations Gomite bat
baftir Gorge getra3en, baB am Sonn=
tag 9fa6mitta9 unb Ibeno erfli9 Die
@ars Der Sbelbp Str.=Sinie in 3pi.
i9snrdumen bon ie 3 Minuten fa6ren,
srpeitens aber am @nopunfte Der Nla.
bama Str. Qinie am Noroenbe bes
@arfislo Part, uno am gnbpuntte Der
Sio Werioian Ctr. .s2inie 6ubrperfe
aur 8efOrosrung Der Sseittbeilnebmer
gum garfe sur 8erftigun9 ite6en tper=
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
0artea : Concert TIM Sentl4en
0anie.

9as qeitern Nbenb i'm @arten bes
Seuti9en Sauies itatt9efunbene @on=
cert mar bon berrli6em Wetter begiin,
fti9t unb ersreute fib zines iebr aabl=
rsi9en 8eiu6es. Den @lanapuntt oes
Mbenbs biloetsn bic 2eiitungen oes
iunssn giOliniten gais 2ebeD unb
ieines gruners Dapib, rel9er oeniel=
BEN pade= auf benz 2lapier be9leitete.
Rei1er BeifaQ belo1nts bic iugenb.
li6en 2iinitler fir ibfe nit GROCER
graetieitdt gum 8ortras gelan9enoen
9arbistungsn, ole bon einem beoeuten=
ben Salent 3eusten, uno beoantten ii9
bisisl6en our9 far3e Srein9aben. Die
tibrissn Nummern bes interefanten
programms wurbea bon Der Snbiana=
pplis Militdr 2apeGe unter 9eitung
ibres Sirisentsn 2lausmann bortreffz
ltd our4gefhbrt.
Sn osm in nd9fter Wo9e ftattfin-
bsnoem Concert mirb oas .Seutfae
9aus Quartett": Somer bon Wie,
/. 5suor; anbreu Smith, 2. 8enor:
Bm. DtOrriion, l Bab nno Oliper
Sienise, 2. Bab, mitwirten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Scr Stunts 3 StrbaH0
Senti9er Sereint
Diro heute 2lbeno in's Seben
9erufen weroen.

6eute Nbsno finbet in Der Sale
beg llnabbdn9igen Surnpereins Die Or-
saniiations- -gsriammluns oes Stats
@srbanbss Seuti9er Wsrsine Haiti.
Ser bisfise gerbano wirb bur6 fol-
senbe 8elesaien bertreten isin:
6reo Grande, SOi. Seller, 5. 6.
8islsr, Soi. gsbrinssr, 3Obert Nir,
9enrp gictor, s. %. 2oper, 9lusuii
Or. &nbn, @barlss Sriimper, &arl
Nsper, @briif. @iss, 8. 8. Sbubium,
Sol. 2auler, @m. &isB, M. Serletb,
8. 5. Saliiter, Grant W6rner, Gl-
bert 2eoig, paul Durscetpics, Daniel
Bernbt.
Gerner baben iid fOlsenoe gereins
big iebt angemelbst
2ieoertran3=M =Mdnner6or, gpanspillt
Or. Sulius 5. 9eerl.
slrminius.2Ose. s. .. &. Of g.,
gbansbiae : s. &Oisntbal unb gOtt.
lieb Wolf.
Seuti9e 8eieai9ait, gbanspile :
Sulius Hieona9el.
@ermania Court Stamm Ben our,
gpanspille-9. Roientbal.
Seuti9 Nmeritaniider unter'
ftabunss=gerein, Sefferionpille = So
iepb Seller.
8reis StOl3enau=0srsin, Sort Wapn,
-Geroinanb Msper.
Surnperein Vortpdrts. Sort Wapn,
|-Sermann Wafpib unb Or. Rober
Nobr.
peru Mdnner9or, Yeru - Sobr
6rieg.
SeiegateH bon Muneie, Serre 9aute
slleyanoria, South Beno, 2afnpett
uno So9anspOrt iusroen erwartei.
Wt WtitgIieber bes Ser.
ban0es Oeutider Ser.
e sine, aud penn lie tein,
. e LEG aten limb, finb er,
II d t, Der Selesatenper.
a m m II ns Be- i3u M o 3 ne n,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
lin einise Ttnser armer.

perrp O'SonneG, 321 Bright Str,
elm 4n9eifellter Der Snbianapolis
Sabblerp Co., serietb 9eftern Nad.
mittas nit Der Sano in cine Wai9iene,
Die aum S9nsioen oes gum Stspfen
Der pferoeiode gebrau4ten StrObes
sebrau9t wiro uno aeridnitt fid Die
6ano in ihmeraliber Weiis. 9ie
Oispeniariums= Mmbulan3 bra6te ben
8erleBten in's 0Ospital. @iniee Sin.
ger mhfsn ibm absenommen perben,
ieood begen Die Ier3te 9offnung, ben
fbrissn Sbeil Der 5ano retten atl
f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
0eito5lene Snnoe mieoer ge:
fnn0en.

gilbert pidel, Elm Garmer aus Der
Ndbe bon Bridgeport beiien 6iibner.
baus bor brei Wo9en bon Sieben um
anndbernb 100 9ibner beifOblen
wuroe, bermibte our ielben 3eit aud
3uei pertbbole Sunbe, Die er gefern
in elmer @rube wieberfano. @r 9ing
on berieiben porbei uno b6rte Elm
i9pahes gellen. unterfu4te unb fano
bic beiben b6llis ab9emagerten Sbiere
bor. Oie Mnnabme Iiest bor, oab bic
Siebe oieielben in Gle 8rube marfen
I'm bon benielben an benz Siebf liable
ni4t bebinoert su meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Sntanappli Snb, @amtae, 13 Mueuf 1904
Ste y. $. eeuQin= =Seriamuls
lung.

Die auf 8eranlaiiunq bes g. $.
Seullin, Saupt=&eprdientanten Der
Rational Sno. peace=9lK." geitern in
Der Wafonic 9aae absebaltens Ser.
fammluns NOR leiblid befu9t.
Sculin entpidelte feline pldne, mi.
am lei1teiten Mrbeiter-Strites reIp.
Soofouts bermieben ober gei9lidtei
weroen t6nnen u. er fanb BEL oerMaio.
ritdt Der anneienben 3uiiimmung.
ginige bon ben 3ub6rern - angeb.
lib Socialiften = ridteten Grasen ar
ibn. weI4e er fb isoo9 tueiserte, su
beantrorten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Suseuolider spitbnbe.

elmer gerrp, Elm 3ebn Sabre alter
&nabe muroe geitern bon &i9ter
Stubs auf geriu9 entlafen, ba iein
friiberes 8erbalten Elm 10 melt taoello=
ies gepeien. Ser Gnabe tpurbe be-
idulbist, bic @elbi9ublaoe in einem
Waterialwaarenlaben an Der @ait Ctr.
um einen tlsineren 8etrag erlei6tert 3i
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
GbrsnuOa freiseiprodjen.

Glpoe Coon, Der unter Der Nnfla9e
fali9er 0oripiegelun9en, tpel4e feline
Steno9rapbin gaa Seals gegen ibn en-
hoben bate, berb6rt uuroe, uaro
ebrenboa freigeipro9en, ba fi9 ertpies,
baB er elm perm69enber Wann if, uno
baB FIR Die gefiirdtungen ieiner anqe-
fellten, ni6t gu ibrem @eloe gu fom.
men, our6aus tein @runo borbanben
Dnr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
&leine Staotna@rt@ten.

Sobn 2pons, 1918 H. Senate
Mbe., tpurbe beute Worsen por benz
@ourtbauie trant aufgefunben unb
bura Or. Samlep bonn Dispeniarium
nod feiner Wobnung iiberfiibrt.
Samuel Omens, 2300 Danbes
Ctr. fiel in Der gfdhe bes part Sbea'
ters obnmddtig 3uiammen uno DR..
Saplsp tpuroe au1 bier 9erufen I'm
oenielbsn na9 ertbeilter WebitatiOn
nod 0auie su bef6roern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Yolt3etli4es.

2eds@rocerp LOG Wef Is.
Strabe wurbe beute Morgen firth bon
Sieben beimseiu9t, oeren es sslans,
nit elmer Nuantitdt gigarren unb
anberer Waaren au entfommen.
W. u. WiIbad, 1901 8roao.
uap melbet benz Seteftib. 9epartemsnt,
bab cine Nn3abl Sdaufelfftble, Sar-
biniere unb pfanaen mdbrenb Der
Na9t bon Der 0eranba ieines 9auies
geifoblen tpurben.
Us m. 9. Sen t, 1876 siio SainDis
Str, uurbe beute Mlittas megen
ifationsweiien 0erfaufs perbaftet. Sent
bertaufte an ben Strabeneden 3abn=
reinigun9spulper. gr bebauptet, baB
feline gerbaftung auf einen Srrtbum
beru6e, ba ibm bic grlaubniB feline
Waare ab3ufeben bon suitdnoise.
Seite ertbeilt tpurbe.
&i9arb Dunn, 80, elm Nr.
better an Der @sif unb Court StraBe,
tpurbe beute Mittag unter Der Nntlage
oes 9leinhisbFables bsrbaftet.
us. Carbon aus @oan, Snb.,
meloet Dem Seteetib. Separtement, bab
ibm beute 8Drmittag bur9 Saf9en=
oiebe SIS Gaaroelb, S33 in gloten
uno elm Resierunsswe9iel bon $24 se=
ftoblen ipuroen.
Ser Garbige William Spoe,
Der am Montas ieinen &aHenofisn
Wm. Sonss an Der Of Waibington
StraBe nieberidOB unb fofOrt t6otste,
wuroe nod beutiaem 8erb0r i'm poli=
3eiseri4te obne 3ulaiiuns BON 8urg=
idaft an Die @rObseidiporenen iiber-
tpieien.
Gillian Torbes, 604 Weff
80. StraBe unb Ma9gie 2opel, 514
Wef 25. Strabe, Die Der poli3si
als bermiBt gemelbet uuroen,
finb misber sa ibren gltern 3urhdses
tebrt.
Bier iunse Mdnner eridienen
oeitern Mbenb i'm 9etsctib=8ureau uno
meloeten, oaB Granf 8aplor, 21, Der
Gapitdn Der piecolos bes glappool 90
tsls, seitern einen @bed fhr s25, ben
er aus 2ouispille erbielt, iein Salair
bon $35, bas er eben erit erbalten bate
anb auberbem nod einige Dollars bel
ft9 In Der Saide trug, als er geitern
Nbenb bas Sotel berlieB. st io0 mdb.
renb oes 9ages einen 3ettei erbalten
baben, Der i'm einlub, ii9 auf elmer
Strabenede nit bem S1reiber beHel-
ben gu treffen, madte fih auf ben Wse
na9 Der bereinbarten @fe unb ipuroe
ieitbem ni&t mebr geieben.
Seine Greunbe befHr9teten, baB
ibm Elm nn9liid fem tonne unb batsn
Die Detetti6es, fie Bel feiner Nuffuhung
3,l unterifiiben.
Saplor mar frhber in berfeIben
Stenuns beim uniperfitp Club, mar
beim @lappool 9otel erit felt 3tpsi @o.
den angeiteat, war elm rubiser junser
Wann unb hatte, iOmeit betannt mar,
teine Jeinbe.
Nlon3D Rimbel, %, 628 Wegborff
Strabe, uuroe, neil er Elm S4lob ab.
9ebrohen bate, unter Der Mnflage oes
getretens fremben @igentbums geffern
Mbenb berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Ne,te Sneorporattomea.

Der ,plattbeutf@e gerein 2reis
6tol3enau", Sort Wapne; Direftoren:
Gerbinanb Weper, Sobn 2Otb, @ufab
@bubert, 9enrp Sanbthbler, William
2ruie, 0erman Uiueqer, @iliam
@@mibt unb 9enrp 0emrotb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Seuti@ =Nmeritamiid)er Setera=
nem=yeretn.

Sa Der Deutf9-M -Mmerifanii9e Wete-
ransn-Yerein hd an Der nnorsen fatt-
finbenben Seuti9en.Sas.Geier in cor
pore betbeiligen wirb, 10 tpiro morgen
teine monatli9e geriammlung abse-
hal.en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13

Tranf s. @Ieaion, elm
81 Sabre alter agent aus 6leDelano,
Obio, muroe seitsrn unter Der Mntlase
bss 2leinbiebifabls berbaftet unO unter
$500 Btref9aft seiftlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Nrbeit fir Die 0rORseidmorenem

@iaiam Sebaitian, Elm pferoebdno-
Ter, Der befbulbiet III, einen alten
Wann, Waibinston Sebaftian, i'm
pferbsbanbsl iiberbortheilt 81 babsn,
muroe an bic @robseidmorenen hber=
mieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13

Die Heparatur. Mrbeiten
i'm 6taotboipital uno ber theilweiie
llm5au beKelben nimmt CUR 3eit
rhfigen Gorti9ritt. gis 3rm Is.
October tperben bieielben fertig fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Concert tm Wilitar=Yart.

Inter ben Nuipicien Der parf=gss
b6rbe finbet beute Nbenb i'm Mili=
tdr=part Elm Concert fatt, fir mel9ss
fOl9enoes Yrogramm aufsefeQt 1T:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-13
Na6rthtett aus Snbtdnd.
Die B # abI Bel 3enne n.


SIora, IL. guguf. Sci benz
gefrigen &ennen entriB Sobn o.
Sarrett aus @lsbslanb benz 6armer
Sames &oad ars Der Ndhe bon 0oung
America cine @sloroae bon $3.50 unb
entflob oamit, tpurbe aber nc9 furser
3eit eingebolt uno gsfansen senons
men. Mtan fanb nur wenig @elb BEL
ibm bor uno bermutbet nan, baB er
oas anoere einem @snofen 3ugsitedt
bat. 9a er $500 garsfdaft nidt
ftelen tonnte, blieb er in 8efanoen=
ihaft uno wurbs bsuts nod Selpbi
tiberfiibrt.
I'm Sppbus auf geu9
erfrantt.
2pons, IL. Iug. Srdul. Nnnie
@beifnut, eine 2sbrerin in Der 6ffents
liden Sdule unb So9ter bon Sobn
@befnut, 9otunibip Sruifee, iFt du-
berit beftig am Sppbus ertrantt. sic
befi9tigte mebrere Sage bic Weltaus-
HeQuns uno beiu6te bann 0erwanbte
in Wef plains, Wo., mo fie BON Der
2ranfbeit ersrifen tpurbe. Sbr Batter
bolte he bon oa ab uno brd9te he nod
5auie.
Wrm unb 8ein gebro.
den.
| @Ithart, IL. Nus. Ser 28=
IidbriseI 9enrp Mtartin, Elm @ei9en-
Teller Der Safe Shore giisnbabn perIor
sinen Irm uno elm 8ein, als sr bon
einem Waaen gum anoeren iprans unb
unter bic &doer gerietb.
ST tpirb uabrf9einlib fterben; feline
Wuttsr pobnt in Sobus, Wli9.
Ism Often BON Snbiana
| eblt 2egen.
| &i9 m n b, 12.a ausuf. gm
Wittpod bat es in beri6iebenen @esen=
ben bon Snbiana uno SbiO geregnst,
aber ni9t i'm SRen uno iit beute bee
reits Der Is. trofene Sag. Gas Gprn
fteht miferabel unb Die 5armer be-
fiir9ten einen bebeutenben Nusfall Der
grnte, wenn Der erisbnte &egen fi9
ni9t in Den alernd9ffen Saeen eiri-
felt.
Streit.
IIeranoria, q, IL. 9lug. $50
gls9arbeiter uno 400 Ofsnarbeiter
ffreiten in Den 9ippineott'i6en Ofen=
fabrifen, neil Die Direction Die 9ohn=
Scala boni II. Nueuft ni6t eenebmist
bat. Die gle9idnlieoe batten bereits
gearbeitet, wdbrenb Die Ofenarbeiter
erit am Is. Nu9uit nit Der Nrbeit be-
9innen wullen. Sm Orte felbit berri9t
@ube.
9obIenratentries Der
gi en- b bnen.
Serre Saute, IL. Nus. Sn=
fOlse Weiseruns Der Big Sour, Sn.
biana Goblen nod Snbianapolis unb
llm9eQenb 81 berienoen unb infol9e
beg Streites stpif6en Der 8anbalia unb
Der gbansbiae & Serre Saute uno
Southern SnDiana gabn iiber eine
6srabisBung neutrality-suspicious.
lip Der biefise Snbuitrie Se3irt bes
staatss se3wunsen, Weit girsinia
2ohlen 3u be3ieben. W. Sngals, Der
prdfibent Der Big 4, 1T bel ben 8ir-
ginia 2oblen.6elbern betbeiligt.
gs iit Elm Mbtommen eetruffsn por=
ben, bab, wsnn bic Big 4 gefern nit
Der 0erlabung begonnen hdtte, Die
Goblenfra4ten fir ben Cincinnati
Siifriet bon Der @befapeate & Sbio
8abn ermdbi9t woroen wdren, Der
Babn Sn9aas.
o Sur9 N Naturgas get6otet.
st. @apne, IL. Nueuif. 6reo.
Wertlien, elm AZ Sabre alter Baumei.
Her, purbe In einem 2aufsraben on
Der Oftfeite BON Natureas erifidt nit
Der pfeife in Der Sanb auf sinem
Steine fbsnb, tobt aufeefrnben. ct
tpar in ben @raben geitisssn. I'm bic
Mrbeit 3u priifen uno uurhe bon ben
auffeisenben @afen iiberpdltist. gr
binterldbt cine Wittme unb ie9s tleine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NO. 612 18TH STREET NORTHEAST
American Security and Trust Company
to Margaret A. Callahan, lot Al, square
$50; SO.
NO. 112 7TH STREET NORTHEAST
Charles B. Stewart ct ux. to William a.
Carlin, lot 80, square SCI; SO.
o STREET NORTHWEST between 34th
and 35th streets-Catherine S. Cleary ct
vir, Daniel L., to Annie E. Bateman,
part lot 20, square 1923; SO.
CHURCH STREET NORTHWEST between
18th and 10Th streets-Irving Williamson
ct ux. to James E. Robinson, lot 81,
square 200; So.
18th STREET NORTHWEST between NJ
and streets-Walter R. Griffin, admin
istrator, to Frances Mason, part lot IA,
square 10; $275.
31ST AND Q STREETS NORTHWEST
Emile M. parneille ct vir, Philip A, to
George w. King, part square 1882; $40.
Q STREET NORTHWEST between LIST and
Sd streets-Freder.ca B. Jones to James
b. Nourse, part lot 81, square 552; $500.
Q STREET NORTHWEST between LIST and
Sd streets-James B. Nourse ct al, trus-
tees, to William Corcoran Hill, trustee,
part lot q, square 552; $40. William
Corcoran Hill, trustee, to James B.
Nourse, same property; So
SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST between NJ
and streets-John Miller ct ux. to
Patrick Meehan, lot q. square 473; $40.
Same to Patrick F. and Margaret E.
OConnor, lot 30 $40.
BARRY FARM-Caroline Ranney to Mary
V. Richardson, parts of lots and B.,
section z; $40. MarycV. Richardson ct
vir, Albert L., to Joseph j. Mundell,
same property; s1OU =
G STREET NORTHEAST between North
Capitol and LIST streets-James Curtin
ct al. to Martin Curtin, west half lot 16,
square ST.; SO. ie :
NO. 1909 CORCORAN- STREET NORTH
WEST-Ida O. Chabot ct vir, Robert, to
BARRY FARM--JosephsJ Mundell ct all,
trustees. to Mary v. Richardson, lot Al,
section q $685.. II
NO. 1856 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST
Michael ]. Colbert ct al, trustees, to
Ernest Dammann, lot Al. and part lot
40, square 400; 50 $50. :;
NO. 1915 w STREET NORTHWEST--Al-
win w. Chaplin ct ux, TO Charles Z. Bor-
land, lot 3d. squaree2l1; $lO
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-John s. B: Thomp-
son, surviving trustee, to Lewis Il.
Breuninger, lot 10eand part lot 8, block
80; 500.
SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween U and v streets-Mary v. Nc
Cartney tc William J. Dante. part lot
II. square 175; $40. - -
NOS. 100 AND III N STREET SOUTH
EAST-The Purchase Company to Hen
ry E. Trip. lots "a and So. square 744;
NO. 1898 EMERSON STREET NORTH
EAST-James O. Phelps ct ux. to Felix
Briesen, 10. 1872, square 1929: SO.
NO. 1918 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
-lMarcella Waters to Lyman Dodek. lot
X and part original lot 8, square 337;
SO.
MORTON PLACE NORTHEAST between
9th and 7th streets-lrhomas r. Riley to
Hugh J. Phillips, west half lot 26S,
square S55: SO. Hugh ]. Phillips ct ux
to George A. Wintermyer. same prop
erty, SO.
MORTON PLACE NORTHEAST between
9th and 7th straets-William D. West
ct al. to Ernest g. Taylor. east half LOT
$50. square 1856; $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-22
TOOK LAUDANUM.
Charles Glover Tries to End Some AL.
legged Troubles

A neatly dressed young man was taken
to the Washington Asylum Hospital from
In front of 1443 Pennsylvania avenue south
east this morning and treated for laudanum
poisoning. When he had recovered con-
seriousness he gave his name as Charles
Glover and his age as thirty years He
said he had tried to end his life because his
wife had left him. Being under the i'm
preston that his wife had gone to the house
of friends at the number stated Glover
went there this morning to effect a recon-
citation. Failing in his effort to see his
wife and talk over their troubles, he swal-
lowed big dose of the poison and remained
on the sidewalk until he became uncon-
scious. The police were called, and he was
taken to the hospital. While the dose he
took came near ending his life, the police
doubt If he really intended it should prove
fatal He had bottle of carbolic acid in
his pocket. The hospital surgeons restored
him to consciousness in short time, and
he was soon out of danger.
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and Dr. Woodward was asked to look into
the matter. He says the digging has not
continued for sufficient length OF time TO
expect any effect on the mortality records
or the records of disease. He does not
think. however. there will be any danger
from this source.
An attempt by the health department to
analyze the distribution of the different
communicable diseases throughout the Dis
trict with reference to the distribution of
the population has proved to be unsatisfac-
tory lowing to the fact that the only in
formation obtainable on the subject was
the police census Of 1897. More recent
figures than these are necessary. Physi-
clans and medical students are not agreed
on this question, 1t IL understood.
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Meeting Of Judiciary Y.

The second meeting of the Judiciary Y
was held last evening at the First Presby-
terrain Church. Mrs. Don p. Blaine, the
general secretary of the District Y branch,
presided. The constitution was read by
Miss Helen Ferguson and adopted BY the Y
Miss Reeves delivered the nominating re-
port which was accepted.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident, Miss Helen Ferguson. vice president
at large, Miss Eleanor Walker; cores
ponding secretary, Miss Elizabeth Holland
recording secretary, Miss Helen WEIGH;
treasurer, Miss Lula Roberts.
Following are the vice presidents repre-
sentng the churches united IN the
Judiciary Y: Metropolitan Methodist Epis-
copal Mr.. J. P. Burdick; First Presby-
terrain, Mr. ]. NJ. McCubbin; Wesley Metho-
dist Episcopal, Mr.. Charles Berkhead.
Addresses were made by Miss Walker,
Mr. Burdick and Miss Ferguson on the
soldiers and sailors department.
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THE MINT SERVICE.
Unity Club Entertained by George
Roberts. Director of u. S. Mint.

Unity Club QS1D held a meeting in the
parlors of the Riggs House last night, the
president Mr. L. II. Patterson, being in
charge of the exercises. The orator of the
evening was George E. Roberts, director of
the United States mint Under the subject,
THE Mint Service he gave a history of
coinage from Its earliest times, speaking of
the shekel of the time of Abraham the first
commercial transaction Gn real estate) be-
ing paid in the coin of the realm and the
purchase Of the cave of Macpelah as a
burial place for his wife Sara The lecture
was illustrated with stereopticon views,
showing the coins of the Chinese, Assyrians
Egyptians, Grecians and others up to
the time of establishing the first mint in
this country during President Washington
administration.
Mr.. Roberts said the ancient coins bore
the heads of mythical persons only, and
that the first head of a human being put on
coins was that of Alexander the Great, and
this was not done until after his death. He
also said that the mechanical execution of
coins seems to give correct idea of the
progress of civilization-the enlightened ma
tons showing fine mechanical skill and the
decadence of civilization the need of it.
The lecturer gave pictures of different
mints and of the working rooms, showing
the coins in different stages Of coinage, and
described the working of the assay offices in
connection with the mints.
AS an expression of appreciation by the
large audience in attendance a unanimous
vote of thanks was extended to Mr.. Roberts
for his highly entertaining and instructive
lecture.
The remainder of the program was as
follows Vocal solo, Miss Annie Laragey.
accompanied on the piano by DR.. Clark
Rotations, Miss Jost; vocal solo, Mr.
Burns, accompanied by Prof H E. Salts
man; Rotations, Miss Grace Ross; vocal
solo, Mr.. Painter.
President Patterson announced that the
following named had been elected to mem
bership by the executive committee: Miss
Jennie Fl. Dwight, Helen NJ. Seifert Aman-
da S. Gloyer and Judge John II. Bixler
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Army Orders.

Capt. Eugene H. Hartnett, assistant sur
geon, has been granted leave of absence
for three months with permission to go be-
yond sea.
Major Henry P. Ritzius has been detailed
to recruiting duty at Buffalo, N. Y. reliev-
ing Lieut.. Col. w. H. c. Bowen, 18th Cav
airy who is ordered to join his regiment.
Second Lieut.. Otis r. Cole has been trans
ferred from the 9th to the 10Th Infantry.
Second Lieut. Eugene c. Ecker, 9th In
fantry. has been granted leave OF absence
for four months on account Of Illness
Contract Surgeon Samuel A. Greenwich,
at Cleburne. Tex, has been ordered to
Fort Barrancas, Fla.