Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1890, Page 6

MEAT FOR MAN EATERS. RICKETY OLD LINES. THE CHRISTMAS CLUB. How Narrowly a Naval Officer Escaped Fur- | Superintendent Miles Urges the Necessity of | Hundreds of Little Ones to Be Feasted and nishing a New ¥ Dinner. New Poles for the District Telegraph. ‘The approach of the Ist of January always! In the annual report of the superintendent Teminds me how near I once thought I came | of telegraph and telephone service, which was to furnishing s New Year's dinner for canni- | printed some time ago in Tue Srar, attention bals,” said a naval officer toa writer for Tux | was called to the fact that in the estimates sub- Sran. mitted for the support of the telegraph and “My ship had stopped for supplies at one of | telephone service of the District no expenditure the Fiji islands, and, it being Sunday, a brother | was included for rebuilding the several trunk officer and myself started fora long walk in-| lines supported by poles, which Mr. Miles mid land. About noontime we found ourselves on | he though: would have to be done if provision be the banks of stream, which looked delight- | not made for burying the wires at un early date. fully inviting to us, tired and heated as we | if no provision for doing this, it will be remem- Said I: bered, Mr. Miles said at the time that en extra ‘What do you say to a bath? ppropriation of not less than $19,000 would ycompanion assented, and within five | be necessary for reconstructing air lines. minutes we ha left our clothing on the high| | This morning Mr. Miles sent to. the Commie bank and wer disporting ourselves in the | sioners « full report on the subject. He rays about for as much as ten minntes when I} geen yenrs ago andare rotten and nneafe. At chanced to look up and saw the bank above | the time these poles were erected, he gues on, : d with cannibals. Now, to prop- | the trees were small and consequently short the unplessautuess of this you | poles were put up. ‘The trees have grown ro must remember that in those days, twenty |‘! that the wires are nocessarily in ‘ contact with their branches and Years ago, the Fiji group had not been as yet| Consequently a large escape. of the Tedeeme«! fron th hagy. In fact sev-| currents of electricity is mnavoidable. Two eral cases. of 1 within a short time. y ed the | tion of the Commissioners to the condition of imprudence of which we had been guilty when | the main trunk line of poles running from his our eyes litghed upon the swwages. But we per- | office to and through Georgetown, and while ceived at once that we were in for it, and s0/ the Commissioners calied the attention of made up eur minds promptly to put the best | Congress to the matter nothing was ever done, face possible upon the situation. Perhaps | ns the Commissioners, were then con+ider- | what struck 1s as most ominous was the abso- the subi ad pr Inte quiet with which the cannibals had ap-| Congress looking ~_s Proached so that we had heard not so much as | wires, Congress: he adds, 8 footfall. | tion of 336,000 for putting this trunk lin “However, we waled out of the stream and. | underground, but as the Commissioners were clambering up the bank, smiled as if we had | preparing a’ plan for putting all the wires never been so giad of an unexpected meeting | underground the item was «tricken out of the Je an appropria- n eating hud exeited attention | vears ago, Mr. Miies says, he called the atten-| Entertained Tomorrow. ARRANGEMENTS YOR THE DINNER AT THE RIFLES’ ARMORY—A CHRISTMAS TREE AND A SANTA (CLAUS—-PRESENTS AND MUSIC—THE EAST WASH- INGTON CLUB AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. Many a child will tomorrow be made happy by the generous charity of the members of | usual, will give its annual entertainment at 1 club this year will entertain 600 children, to whom tickets have been given by the police. Each ticket will entitle one child to admis- sion to the hall and to @ present from the Christmas tree, and the tickets will be retained until the presents are delivered, as in this way it is hoped to provide for every one. The club has gained the idea that the least satisfactory portion of the entertainment to | the recipients in the pest has been the heavy | dinner set out. ‘This year there will be plenty to eat, but of a lighter character than formerly, and the differcnce will be devoted to providing more elaborate presents and a better enter- mut. rt of the program will include a Punch ja y show, a Christmas tree, a real live Santa Claus and other features besides to amuse | the children. |The subscriptions this year have been received by Miss Strong. 1411 H. street, while | Mrs. Macfarland has entire charge of the | toys and presents. | Mrs, Jeremiah Wilson is chairman of the ladies’ committee this year, while Miss Fanny uller, the daughter of the chief justice, has been elected president of the children’s club | and Miss Kitty Reed, ‘daughter of, Speaker Keed, vice president. " ‘The following of ladies “will take char, Children’s Christmas Club, No.2, which, as | ing, o'clock at the National Rifles’ Armory. The | hen macs was said by Rev. Father Rosen- steelat St. Mary's Catholic Church. the day services were also held in the. other churches of the town. The day was compara- tively quiet. the only unusual noise eing made by the Juveniles with their firecrackers, tin horns and accompaniments. A NEW RACE TRACK. Ata meeting of the board of management of the agricultural society held here yesterday the new one-third-mile track on the fair grounds recently surveyed and staked off by Mr. Frank C. Hutton was adopted by the board. ‘The lay- ing out of the new track will necessitate a re- arrangement of some of the buildings, cattle pens, de., and will cause a decided improve- ment in the appearance of the grounds. ‘The inauguration of the new track at the next ex- hibition will, it is thought, have the effect of increasing the number and character of horses brought here for exhibition both in the trotting and running classes. : A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. ‘Miss Mary Brooke, daughter of Mr. William 8. Brooke, residing a short distance from Wash- ington Grove, met with a painful accident Monday evening. While passing through the kitchen she accidentally fell against a cook stove, overturning it aud receiving upon her person the contents of a large boiler of hot water. Bhe was terribly scalded about the head "From reports which have reached here from ‘America it would appear that the methods used | there are somewhat different from those em- Daring | ployed here. A description of the Koch syringe hhas already been given and need not be re- peated. It will surprise some, perhaps, to learn that this instrument is not universally used even here, and that some prefer the ordinary hypodermic syringe, which has, of course, been made aseptic. - One reason for this is that the measuring of the quantities is easier of regula- lation and more accurate. “From the original Koch's lymph a small quantity (one cubic centimeter) is diluted ten imes with a haif per cent solution of carbolic acid. This marked accordingly as # ten per cent solution—is what may be called the ‘stack™ solution from which the ultimate preparation for the injection is made. is done by diluting the stock solution again ten times, i.e., one cubic centimeter stock solution and nine cubic centimeters of solution of half per cent of carbolic acid. This, then, is the one per cent solution which is injected. Of this a deci- gram of the Koch syringe will correspond with ne milligrcm of the original Irmph, two, deci. ma equaling two milligrams, ke. ‘This one cent solution will keep from eight to ten poy after which it loses its efficacy. This be- ing the case it is always advisable that it should not be made in larger quantities than will be consumed in that period. “The rule here regarding the time and fre- quency of the inoculations is governed by the following circumstances: If afte Arrival of the Envoys in Parie—Mr. Parnell on His Way There. Messrs. O'Brien and Gill, the Irish delegates who left New York on the steamer Obdam. ar- rived at Boulogne yesterday morning. The two envoys were met at the landing place by Messrs. McCarthy and Sullivan. They said they were overjoyed at the result of the recent elections held in North Kilkenny. A tug, hav- ing on board Messrs. McCarthy, Sexton and Condon, Father Humphreys and M. Raffa- lovitch and his wife, the parents of Mrs. Will- iam O'Brien, met the Obdam outside the har- bor. The party gave Messrs. O'Brien and Gill © most enthusiastic welcome. During the re- turn trip of the-tug to the steamship pier Mr. O’Brien held an animated conversation with his political friends. THE ENVOYS IX PARIS. Mr. Byrne, editor of the Dublin Freeman's Journal, bad an interview at Boulogne with Mr. O'Brien lasting two hours. Mr. Byrne re- ported his position as a Parncllite and en- eavored to prepare a way for the holding of conference of the leaders of the two sections of the Irish party in Paris. Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Gill arrived in Paris at falovitch, in the Avenue Journ in that city. PARNELL ON THE RESULT. almost ‘The conduct of the priests almost Highest of all in Leavening Power—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. Reval ABSOLUTELY PURE Baking Powder SAWTELLE MUST HANG, Convicted of Killing His Brother He is Sen- tenced to Death. Isaac Sawtelle, who killed his brother Hiram, was found guilty of murder in the first degree yesterday at Dover, N. H., and was sentenced to be hanged the first Tuesday in January, 1892. F ’ j In December of last year Innac Sawtelle was — -_ Hig e necty + plinge- eg tavtmey perdened eae o state prison, where he had n n ser a long sentence for rape, and Psy Bp re fi ed mda PRY eae gad prea apy we Hiram in Roxbury. Hiram F. Sawtelle kept a Inan interview yesterday before his depart- | fruit store, which had been owned by their ure from Dublin Mr. Parnell said: “Being | father and was held in their mother's name. aware of the conditions we had to fight in Kil- | Issac at one time had deceived his mother and kenny, I knew that the carrying of the seat was | induced her to transfer the property to him, most ho} I never expected to win. | but Hiram put an injunction on this eo that Inaac could not sell it. This KILLED BY HER HAT PINS. An Old Woman's Fall Drives Them Into Her Brain, While Policeman Byrnes of the West 45th streot station was on hin beat at 11th avenue, near 5ist street, in New York yesterday after- noon, an old woman, poorly dremed, came up to him and asked how far it was to 42d “street. He told ber and pointed out the direction she should take and the woman went Byrnes thought she was little intoxicated and as he walked up the street he looked back from time to time to see how she was getting along. Just as she was crossing Sith street he saw her fall backward. He made the best speed “policeman is capable of to the place where the old woman Jay, but when he got there «he * dead or dying. There were two litte wounds in the back of her head lief, "The brought to, benr'apen tar a small dose, | masses cr eae it to bear upon $20,000. In consequence ; in our tives, and offered our hands in a friendly | pil] in the conference committee. Since that | Committees and upper portions of her body, and up to | which is considered to be a neither | ™&##e8 o! le, who would have voted | arose between the brothers. a ay to him who appeared to be the cannibal | time, continues Mr. Milon, quite a uumber of | °f "the different branches of the | iatest Nenotuts bar band aad Gane Care ao chen | 26 inereased temperature nor any other reac- Paar on hivy nat el te capitan Pragred of every obstacle, Isaac plotted to kill Se ee ee = chief. | To our great relief. he exhibted signs | old poles have fallen and have been reset ae ae poe ig Strong, Miss | ¥ollen that it could not be ascertained whether | tion occurs within the first twenty-four hours, jadgm timidation, Bndreamt | his brother's family, con of 0 wile, | Geum her ino aabiee te : singe thon ne eles | with a loss in length of four fect to each reset | Surgeon General Browne, Miss Strong, Miss | Ker sight had been destroyed or not. the inoculation can be repeated with twice the | ocx’ threata of spirtual penalties’ Te ie « | Canee ies Ney welled Pei dys Ce AS ted a2 from "anderttand. | Roles thas Metnging: the wuss mare: Sirtenely | Cuscien! Gibeets are: Tiewio: Mrs: Chae’ POSSIBLE GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES. | Lut uolaotisnee Tor thes nage It Boner | serious matter certainly. Interference with | pany him: tor aintecmes eta Maem: | Grove the fine poste inka he ame Crowsing nted - | than in contact with the brancl e A a met ree days. If, however, ot * «finally vent a small boy to trees, and, of course, the poles are in a moro | Alec, Ars. ME. Dulin; ‘toys, Mee wtstits | gant; Speneet ©. Jones, at present clerk to the | the reaction is pronounced it is ‘conadered | waiberty of an elector, cannot be tolerated. Bt he wae unwaccessfal. On Febrosry 1, | , Policeman Byrncs carried the woman into a caereak, @hich he formally ‘presceted “term | advanced stage of decay and consequently in | Lind, Mrs. Allen. Mise McCalmont: tree, Miss | court of appeals of this state, and Mr. Philip | necessary to wait until the temperature and all | 7284 falloah’ pect ak thee Chen | ats — Sd gg ee ged beng te gy sougeen eavieod his'we iaew warn fricully ideation, and we | yt? MOFE dangerous condition than Ever be- | Woosh Mie Hella, Be Cheha Wonk | D- Leird, who has for several years been one | Ocicr symptoms become normal, when the in- Paved. “Had another "Sunday | perinit hime to take thetic ii Se ects | tse womsdn hud omaed te hrenthn eae they eek iat womething of a powspew: witht his distin: | fore: He sors further, that no commercial | ooduul jr.; entertainment, Mra. Chas. | of the representatives from this county in the | octlation. in the same sea ctlon’ the tere, | elapsed before the voting it ia ‘not improbable | Pretending. that his eother Seta che’ mighi | her to a police station and Inid her on the stone Scaled talike omer “ore ie feestaph company would attempt to carry on | Cibcon. Miss Peachy. Miss Clark; tickets, Mra, | general assembly, are prominently spoken. of | Pested. If after the second injection the tem- | tinh a before the voting it ia not diminished. | go. He first went to Lowell, Mass., and from | fiazging of the area, beside the body of» man Sad oe Eee eee once | its “business over such a line of poles, ‘ham Adee, “Miss Woodhull, Miss Heintel. | fr democratic nomination for gov- | Rersture shows a tendency, to fall from the | t¢ is » remarkable and an encouraging tact that | fy Rochester, 8. i. of when, who had just been shot in a Christmas day was he be a hero, never feels | and great hazard to the Property and exfety of | aoe attics Cho ON tae ceetre at iin | ernor at the next election, "Both are fer | te sod Dy one milligranes 1sccrioncim be in| in ‘the districts where the People wore Not | child claimed. be atvemisied, Wer taeee hee | Nobody Unew the ahd woman day Fo upon finding at | she People of the city is being ran by the con- | six long tables are the following: Mrs Totten, | denta of thie place and are Personally popu ng, that dhe eee ere itty, ia, in Pate | eoerced by the priests we polled 9% per cont of | On Febramee a telegram was sent to the | ask about her, and there was nothing about her She had fallen upon one of those sharp, two- —— 02 BURIAL OF A JAPANESE GIRL. Queer Ceremonies Over the Rody of Saski & our I i : fe oe an ‘usual rate of increase is one milli- | Gperced DY the priests ot] On voarts «guide wen provided Sr em; fst we | Svante telegraph are ina bed condition, be | re Dali, Mies CW. Cugtmay Mee Cibeon, | ta clerk Pa tbe coc ot copter fran for each muccecding injection. When the | fl sround "anto Comer, but was, prevented fit ack Tiss Laeeeeed Acnsbeoe as | - Sepeoai a eUniniibehy bias tabi one net we started back for the vil- | life is a great responsibility. THE EAST WASHINOTOX CLUB. atiorney for this county for tue terms Drstog | Heit) after tho first inoculation the next injec-| PY,the fear of bloodshed. ed,” mid the reporter, | EATS 000%, dirPowed of had she complied | about five fect six inches in height. “Khe wore eee Taye emer of the | gelié Ffers to his plan for putting all the Dis-| ‘The Children's Christmas Club of East Wash- | the hoc tolt contest nsec re ae ring | tion must be reduced, and care must be taken | ap ¥? Mr. McCarthy has been saving that North | was not seta alive cfterwecd oe etn ee | 2 pair Of cer es batten at Ped shawl and hen 'a solitary cannibal sutdenty | (8, "ires underground which ke submitted to | ington is ready for busy day tomorrow. | Hamilton and Carroll for dhe notation dex | that at the time of its administration all reac- Kilkenny was one of the worst districts for the |6 Inac and the litile irl arrived alone, | little knot of people about her when the ps tof the forest and Joined us. We | ec ommissioners on the 2d of April, 1858, and | prosnéty af 1 o'clock the 860 children who will | governor Mr. Jones was a warm supporter ef | SODMY ea nens cneemersl tome i ” the f tly | man came up where sbe was Iving. end fo'curprised. but thooght nothing of | AZ", {hat it appenrs hazardous to ‘postpone | SromnUY 8 i Finmilton, who had ‘an immense fellowing im | the size of the dose will = one of the very worst for us," Mr. Par- | Sirs, awelie: Gontecting foal ola cheep | them, a woman, maid sie bec ne am ome int thought nothing of | longer the work of rebuilding these lines and | be fed at the first table. are tose FEnen, the | western ‘Maryland. “He has always been ‘a | Stee of reaction produced in different individ- lured. ““The southern division bas been | Isaac “with. having matic wad with his | pin and thrown itawee, Te policemen coma eicet Eaters anather one as aie eink ih Rect | en Ge lace to 850° others. straightgut party man and hae been for some ue sie, cama = better. “The priests led the people in North | brother, which he’ strenuously denied. He | hot find it. ‘The woman ahid it’ was de her, until there mast have | stances the underground system cannot be un-| The bill of fare will consist of turkey, but-| Yeurs ide copie the “regular,"or Gorman, | fo'one centigram. Occasionally itiseven more a oe Soy ene ed Femained in the city until Sunday, Febraary | the old woman's head about an inc mi forming our body guard. | dertaken at an early date not less than £10,000 | tered rolls, cranberry sancé, pickle, ice cream, resident of this place for a number | than this. ‘the rapidity of the increase de- they preveubon thle voting. Ifa sition wine bi roy cree ieaeny poe ~ tions | » faced to weatiy. 0h. ‘By thin | tgRt,° 00, SpPropeiated a8 onco and made | Sake vin, Tris, range, ad, bananas | of years, ss prominent lawyer of 000 Prac | of dourte varie in dfeoene Aeneete | lodged it could be backed with such evidence | She hired a team ne Hachenter, mer ‘stow ct smented to nearly 100. By this | available immediately for replacing all the old | Exc! Y 4 “ ~ | and of course varios in different individuals. 3 Brass Fi : . = “dag riginal alarm had come back toa.con- | Doles with new ones.” Ea Paper bag in which to take away any remnants] fH¢¢, and has served ares termes im the leeiala-| cn serrgiost aud lupus oases large dems have | Grit pect ed pee caieiee fhe depot, supposed to be Hiram, with whom le: To place all the wires of the District under- | Of the feast he or she may be unable OF an- | ane eee a taf ene ree oie te, | beom given from the beginning, but at present lic, but he sees clearly that if the pritsts are | revcecg cad: ond within belt om hour be Nitsa, the Wit 3 gentlemen | ground, he says, would cost probably £200,000. To | Willing to destroy in the hall--Odd Fellows’ Ming’ rule. 16 to though’ het Tithe con, | there is @ tendency to be careful the | bermitted simply to influence the couine elec, | reer" Later in the day he = nom, wo Walter. that they ail keep | tut the main trunk lines from headquarters to | Hall, on Sth street southeast. A toy and a box | “Ting” rule. ought here that the con-| amount even im those. Thee meaty he | pee simply to influence the coming elec- | hired the team, and purchasing a hatchet, i up the rea ae drawn revolvers % : 3 “ Tuesday a sixteen-year-old Japanese girl i sain trank u ccrschee | of candy will also be given each child when the | test for the nomination for governor on the ss tion Ireland will be lost. The general election | pickax, spade and canvas bag in which to “ ag \ jal og Georgetown with ‘the necessary Beate cee crenata jd whe: democratic ticket will be a hot one and the ex- | 1PUs, tubercular glands and tubercular joints | is not far distant, and I push forward a5 ‘them, did not retarn” uutil inte eg | BAmed Saski Niten, died on the train en route ; itanienk tocsusd one centigram, the minimum being ti it” to Columbus, Ohio, from Louisvill Sout the cannibals omplished would bea| ‘The arrangements gencrally will be in charge | Citement occasioned thereby will afford Sena-| O06 ‘milligram. U. howevet .- | Preparations for it. night. He then must have buried the body, | i, Ohio, from Louisville. the was petommeer |= schol cbe | Sauces of A eatoat? Pit ata | arose toREresecicn "oe en | nce i'ma tro mili i ss 20 rm roars Reset ol ih od an ara aie fad te i erable to repla ig the old poles . v Smith is a es | with new ince all the expense for’ the | Mrs. ‘Thomas W. Smith is chairman of the com- a the chamberlain of the army of not ke sure now tl that must be borne in mind that even in what are} “What view do you hold of the prospects of | them away to bury in another place. Hurry- ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. supposed to be good cases for treatment alarm- | the different parties?” ing ack to Kochester after the ltile itl he H - the com emperor certifying to her wonderful ability, icuaeckikae. anilieie : wires are | inittee on dinner. School teachers will be in i tae ‘i ab : aoanidl pretended not to have seen his brother and —- : Laealy gee cae cea Gan ‘plan or the | charge of. the tables and the fifty waitresses | , Est night thieves attempted to gain an en-| ing symptoms may sometimes follow a first | “should a dissolution ocenr soon Mr. Glad- endeavored to thus prove an alibi in ease he | With the trouje were as E inoculation, such, for instance, as an unusually = i 5 * her Le we i egurds as an | Will be children from the higher grade schools. | nce to the residence of Thomas -Anderson, | 3" E chi stone will have very little chance of returning | was accused. Hiram’s body was found a week | brother and her father, besides five fm, oven | shasinte mecealig en bo Teens 96 92 | Kit these workers are to be ot the hall uot lover | eaq., in the central part of town, by breaking Ted er arteaee Ne aec a Pe ote: | Sonpower: "AS. $0(ay (pellsins Sean taon ant |abberdes araon Be eed toe meets eel aoe Wolesone eee ee was a Jnpa- near furnishing the | Soe ee than 9:20 a.m.,¢o that everything may be in | off a shutter on the rear part of the house and | est argument agaiust the treatment of cases fa | Side. L pu vi gston by tonight's | back and the head and limbs were backed off | nese (1: »>ral ceremony at the oftice of the coro- enor # dinner ag WE GETS BACK WIS PROPERTY. | Fuliness when the hungry ones are admitied. | trying to raise the window sash, which was, | private. practice, which cannot be closely | ™Ail- I'may be detained in London for afew | with a hatchet. At the time of the murder it ner, Which was witnessed by quite a number sion. e = xa At least, two clergymen will be present. | however, securely fastened down. ‘The work | fratebed irom hour to hour, us in the hospitst days on raatiers concerning the reorganization | of citizens, As soon es the girl rssemred nes An Important Decision by Justice Bradley | Grace will have to be «tid for two sets of diners. | does not bear tho marks of the professional | ward. As furas I have learned necusect tack Fenn Ee nce Ree Cote ay, 10 start for | movements were very carefully tracedand there | Of citiz wiped ene pe _ ‘The White House Job. Tacha hegalty Coast, the Rey. W. E. Parson of the Lutheran church | cracksman, but rather that of home talent in | has occurred in this city as the direct result of from Paris Tshall take & few’ dave ee Pt | is mo doubt that he accomplished his murder- | of some kind was burned and « sword placed KSicin xepurecs evacinned 4 tae alisenien : y : will officiate for one. the . Gilbert B. Will- | that line. ie noun. ia Otplainablo. “by tas ‘aris I shall take afew days’ rest. - | ous work alone. across her breast to keep evil spirits aw: - The case of Clelland Lindsley agamst Mary | jams of Christ’ Church Yard, for_ the face ae t assistance has always becg | tend to resume the campaign in Ireland carly - Wis tesiah Git tena ta steers ak shotel Iobby yesterday ever the question ; . a be ca : NorEs. fae prompt assistance has always been | ("ig {0 resume the campaign in Ireland were ta pe coroner's office : $ A. Lindsley et sl. was decided in the Equity | other. ‘Then thera will be misie. Prof. John avallable: when’ alacnitng: aymptoais cakoeod new year, opening at Limerick. From | wearing their best garments, the feet. vin 7 = . nine se rah t tatabloee Cards have been received here for the wed- ig eymp! therel go to Reale Watetaed ena otheraee: . b « Court by Judge Bradley this morning. Mrs. | Plulip Sonsa, with « large end fe Se ne | ding Wc Bde £, Bhasanden, doamecte of themselves, hae = A dispatch from Lebanon, Pa., says: Clinton | covered with a kind of mite cloth stockings, Lindsley obtained « decree of divorce from her | purpose of soothing’ the savage beast. ‘There | this place, and Mies Millio Becry at Lancaster, | ig faces lipetore choc tonik wecka Bythis | ,Alf-Parnell_ went aboard the mail boat at | B: Hurst of South Lebanon township and Miss | basins a plac about two itches igh, husband on the ground of habitual drunken- | jill also be something in the line of popular | Ohio, on the Stet instant, must be meant that at the end of that period | insstown at 7:0 o'clock last evening. There | Lizzie Cassel of North Lebanon township were | Pie ye en nO cn ness on Sune 17, 1857, but prior thereto Mr. | oratory, for Commissioner Ross has promised | | Mr. Henry Bradley of Potomac distriet Tues-| the reactions cease. It must alo te one ee enrarelion at Me doperters, — married. Their friends decided to give them | ijout the center of the foot ten pu Lindsley had conveyed all his property to Con- | to make a brief address to the little ones, and | day purchased from G. Minor Andereop, agent | stood that the eee A eae nte be under: Here hell arrived in London late last night. | calathampian serenade. A young man, aleo | the big tor and thence to the ‘op waydn trust for the beuctit of his wife, and | if there inany disturbance during the course | for the owners, a lot on Rockville Heights, upon | cured, inasmuch "as the physical signs of | ii°pivis some time eth the itll, Mr. O'Brien |, friend of the couple, disapproved of the pro- | where it ix again fastened to the wom. ti when the decree was passed he found himscit | Of lis remarks, or beture them or after them, | which he proposes in the near future to erect @ pithisis as a rule still exists, and even the sie aad igre aby posed serenade and greased the pote with | shoes are only worn duriv is action ther Japa The fact is that the Con right to resign his office, though no chief ive has ever taken advantage of the privi- tion, should he hand | ‘cepted | lege as yet. His resi it in. would be mt to Congress and Lieut. Gessford and his officers will speedily | dwelling house. Mr. John P. Sellman of Med- = > : s > MK i acilli nro found in 4he sputum’ Therefore it DISPLEASED WITI M18 EDITOR. = got but they were all. new Sia Erestiens coal | Sicoeeee, eee: Memes eee etree CR i ai td anes who also purchived lot in the | is considered desirable to. begin treatment in | On his return from Kilkenny to Dublin Mr. ee eee young | ample supply had been brough | ac or misdemeanor,” ie conveyance and to rescind e decree of | stag a i renes same locality a short time ago, intends soon to | those incipient cases in which only small spots | Parnell visi it a +" hor vas | seney. f ke ‘lid his work badly. he would still | divorce and the case kas been hotly contested | casion. build a dwelling on the same. 2, Ps il visited the offices of United Ireland, and | man emerged from the house a pistol shot was | if is ; of the lung are affected and in which the 5 fired at him. The aim was poor, however, and |__s the party filed into ¢ ~ Biper- feat topes Dro i | P ‘ |. Monday the ladies who are most interested] A week of ¥: J 1 q *s | is said to have expressed dissatisfaction with 2 7 P se Tange Pte oink, os Ge bed - = = es pon = = from the beginning. Mr. D. W. Glawie appear- | 5, "this Eset Washing gton dinner will distribute | 1941 — fos jp ey he Bertist, £3 2 chances of ' repair are proportionatly greater.” | 4, way that the paper had been run during the | the bullet struck Miss Emma Caseel, sister ot | comp pat te wen oe a Fn cedtenar ing for Mr. Lindsley and Messrs. Garnett and | large quantities of food to deserving persons, | tis, Prenke tector ted Giri ias ee et aS in the mat- | the bride. The bullet took effect in ‘the right | ort Han ay pie know the order | Berry for the wife. A large amount of tes-| These supplies consist largely of flour and | this place. oot Sno young woman, em tt Ss honght Dep | Sen, auch van aamtiomel ue Presidency. Supposing | timony was taker and the hearing occupied | potatoes. Mr. Samuel €. Veirs has purchased from Mr. $ : by ite. After thi phe re wsident aud Vice President should | Judge Bradley several days last week. Mr. | Inaddition to the contributions toward the Robert Hagnagle a tract of forty acres of land on | 4 Dakota Justice Rules That the “Crypto- | has been editing the paper, and will probably | ey og) 2 we pry! Kilkenny campaign; and espeo a8 ter of cartoons. Mr. John O'Connor, M.P., & one of Mr. Parnell’s parliamentary adherents, | *20t will prove fatal. cea eae ewer toes a 208 THE COURT WITH DONNELLY. s | a lock of hair from the head of the Secretar in | Lindsley’s counsel claimed that the conveyance | dinner which have already been acknowledged gram” Is a Good Thing. retire, in any event, after the Paris conference ‘The Alliance Meeting in This City. es ” eo © St id dl > iy is the old Georgetor road Be: post —— 4 | the fe carried uh e fhe executive chain In the erent of his der | and the decree both were procurred by trad: | are the felloning. ale eA. Chasis ge, ie we office, for which be paid $30 per acre Waupeton, the cultured little city just across | with Mr. O'Brien, Mr. MeGrath, president of the Kansas Alli-| tn ihe procesion wronedat a ae mise he would be succeeded by the Secretary — if Lag iar pase ee eee = —. os eam $1; eee 8.A.M. | the North Dakota line, was the scene of a very = ops ieted a of eSuith met estate ance, in an interview yesterday, said the legisla- | cemetery, where the interment was made. o and 80 on, in % charge al drunken: cl $1: Mra. Schott, $1; Mrs. J. G. Weide, £2; Miss a i i ‘ a meet ‘ueeday to consider the ai Sati is in | fae < oo Secretary of Wan the Aiterany Generel the | deeres was granted must fail, Judge Bradley | D.C: Condren: 80 cone, Gesce Bagger, 50 cents: important law suit Tuesday and one which has | ¢:05," ‘Owing to the stoppage of funds some of | 6 Committee of the National Alliance will Jqa bearing upon the literary world and espe- | them are in absolute want sad there iss strong | meet in Washington some time in February. Is Gen.\Booth a Literary Pirate? i cially that important controversy, “Did Bacon | feeling in = ‘ot 2 whslemls surrender 4 “Thirty-five states,” he said, “will be repre-| The London Times announces that Commis- nal property, | rolls each and donations of turkeys, cakes, c., | A" Tmportant Opinion in Regard to the Sale | write the Shakespearean plays?” Itcameabout | Smith Barry, whose agent, Mr. Townsend, has |sented at the meeting, and the third party | sioner Smith of the Salvation Army hag re- conceivable possibilities’ that | he dead be set |from L. Cavanaugh Miss Poggansee, “Mrs. peer in this wise: When Ignatious Donnelly's “Great | BOtified the tenants severally that the uncccu- | movement will be one of the principal thiggs to | signed. “His resignation,” the payer says, Pl ~ | aside, and the title will therefore be in the hus- | Isaac Bassett, Mrs. George West. Mrs.’ Henry | Several days ago, while considering the gen- ” A ied farms are still at their dis at the old | be Thi ’ ° “ i i , . hae Ge ee tee ee: | baa ‘and wife ji Mrs. Lindsley's counsel | Clark, Miss Tait, Mrs. J. H. Wilkerson, Mra py Contniasioner | ChYPt0gram”” was about to be published Shelby | F2 5 a A = Pe a eS Rabie w hacony tL anvuotag bwackog 4 ction eral subject of liquor licenses, Commissioner i : i terms, without auy additional charge for the | McGrath, “‘will eventually embrace all the la | ‘ii i jg- | noted an appeal. W. Smith, Mrs. Bettes, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Haas, . A Smith secured the agency for Richland | improvements to which they have forfeited izations in the United States. In fact, | ey lg ober werd Mrs, White, Miss Barsiow, irs, Ewald nnd N: bergen Karl iar pia eed bites conic | county. In making the rounds of his canvass- | their title. It isevident that unless arrange- | Cheurail‘of thom ino Goutoitied to it suse: | formed the one substantial guarantee that an ALEXANDRIA. H. Bowman and the Capitol Hill Kindergarten, | had the rig! iq Breaker Avantities | ings this gentlemanly book agent called upon | ments are speedily made as to the funds the | cept the grange, and most of the grangers are | earnest and | asinewrlike effort would be made toys: Clark Bros., the florists, Bladensburg | than a pint. He said at the time that the ques-| Hon, p. J. McCumber, the well-known North | Plan of campaign will be a complete failure. | cvmbertof the Farmers’ Tcannot | execute the practical part of Gen. Booth's CHRISTMAS OPSERVAXCES. road, have kindly volunteered to loan decora-| tion was of some importance, as under Abe 4 an pe csastsisoctoe aa The bishop of Ossory has issued a communi- hen the party will be organized, but it | Scheme of social organi A Game That is Winning Favor Among} Alexandria had « quiet Christmas morning | tive plants for the oceasion. present order of things a retail dealer who had | DXot Politician, and under the pretense that | cation to the clergy of his diocese congratulat. | eu eery eg Bee yooper tan ‘at it uthorship of ‘In Darkest Eng Billiard Players. service in the churches and a small amount of |, The amount received from the sale of badges secured his license to sell by retail could also the “Great Cryptogram” explained the cipher | ing them on their good work in the election. peas, toon ad me | mon knowledge, but the charitable hype “Chinese post” fe the Intest date for | horn-blowing and pistol and cracker firing. In | PY the teachers of the third division is $225. y running through the Shakespeare plays, sold oo Shot Down In the Street. | amine Gen. Booth cretit for having ; ) gett ser tell by wholesale, while a wholesale dealer was | hime tops, Behalt "i incipal | least two chapters of the buck the favor of the billiard player. It iw the in-| the, evening, while pleasont family groups TO PROTECT THE HORSES. limited to sell by wholesile only. Thy matter |. Mr. MeCumber never paid for the book and | Tn accor eater ine Hebrews. | ay. |, Afatal tragedy occurred om the principal | \°nnt fwe,chapters of tue boss Mayor Baldwin of Waterbury, Conn, | §thered within doors to enjoy an old Virginia ds ccndtaantosd sh the teas crenind gaant Gomi, cok tc, | es Ho gee am ee et oe | ee issued by Mr. D.W. | business strect in Carrollton, Miss., yesterday | Sioner Smith to reeign at me itm The game is plaved in this manner: ‘The ff. | Ctistmas reunion, the effects of Humane Agent Key Stops a Car on the | jecided to submit the question to the attr on the ground that he had read the book and | Glass for a conference of Christians, irrespective | in which John Prentiss Matthews, the republi-| ure, ‘There amaet be somes Sat Wills ine pheead ex the pavsaniel ads a er ges tone ten eae aoe Metropolitan Line. for the District for an wrinions Te ae OrReY | failed to find the cipher which was represented | of denomination, to express sympathy and of-| an postinaste: at that place, was killed by | scheme and the matagemen for the District for an opinion, The assistant | tole theres ec; a the ¢ aid in bel . rapeigeedie | who ps a pol. Then the man who “breaks” | crowds within doors and the night passed | A small crowd gathered at the corner of 9th | attorney, Mr. 8. T. ‘Thomas, today ren- | betoredietice Theron he aie aoe une off | for substantial aid in bebalf of the persecuted | young W. 8. McLride, a wealthy and promi- Pe rG e tary in giving his opinion today referred to the tes | Miss Beatrice Cramer, a Christmas tree; Mr. perp ep ier ib Tosert v. bale timony ssshowlng that fraud was practiced and | E. B. Sutherland and Mies Maggio Meigs, 100 are possible Presidents, and | directed the return of th WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ion by law vention o mised denatic ; = : és r, who gave the plaintiff «| and exiled Hebrews, a number of persona, 4 eee "| withhold them until a must break bard, seattering the balls as far as | quickly away. and F streets this morning around a street car | dered “an opinion on the subject. He | verdict on the ground that the preponderance | #n4, exiled B Tacasllse, AeGde binge saccthng tc lie rcs olen Siomard the drag stoec | count of Mr. Smith's resign pessible. If he pockets one ball or more in FATAL AFFRAY. that was standing on the tracks, the horses | says that the law regulating the liquor | of evidence showed that the cryptogram was _ " So.. armed with a Winchester rifle, | ¥® the life and soul of the i Baltimore yesterday. The following commit- | McBride & ¢ rs of th . Ath wasnot, | tee Was nppointed: Cardinal Gibbons, chatr- | stepped toward him and fired | Sitivat ts be 4 ik . . a x | dest: to be the death blow to G man; Bishop Paret (Episcopalian), Rev. Dr. | the fatal shot while Matthews had his gun up- | Gustine’ te be the death low k he is entitled to them. But after the | _ During an affray yesterday evening on Queen | blanketed, the driver and conductor walking | traffic in the District is very specific, and that | there, as Smith, the plaintiff, swore be oben nsimse shooting with the white | Street between Henry and Fayette streets, in| up and down trying to keep warm and the pas. | i provides among other things that dealers in | aud MeCumber couldn't swear that s hich bad whisky and and bad colozed men P . i : fermented liquors, wines and cordials shall pay | although he was certain of it. ball. The players then shoot with any of the | ¥! 3 : sengers in the car patiently waiting for some- | ennially 10 for each thousand dollars’ of ———+o-—__. colored bali. But they must play on the white | Were about equally mixed, a colored man| thing to be done. A small man with a s Pr ; ; qa ined, capital invested, provided that no license shall Ee eee ee gp ne ipa i wien a New York's Consumptive ball with the object of sending into the pocket | famed John Wright, residing in thatneighbor-| hien shrill voice was moving about | be less than €25; and that such license, shall Shot While Kating Dinner. P. J. Donahue, Rev. J. Allison Smith, Rev. Dr. Progress of the Scotch Strike, : ; ‘ , i ly yesterd ing J. E. Brad: 7 y Dr, Hieury Snsebexpes, Capt. J. “ The one hundred Sad consumptive patients the ball with which they shoot, or by sending | by" Francis Sorrell, olga hero topping now and then to respond in | Not authorize alex in less “quantity than one aged Alc ae ee ae y, 8 fire- eee mee ee ref grr ag a ee el a saliabajabiay Suiathae ba She endhaen Sea Litcr by meausot's combination? “Should the | 4Hother colored | man.’ Lewis | Coleman io to the witticioms and complaints | lottaren that every place. where’ iiquers ony | elation of ortok, applied to C. J. Caleatt a | Feedenwil Kilbride by means of a piece 8f ‘talleey tron | X°FK city hospitals with “Kochine” were ap- white ball be driven in a pocket a | rae pho im free places but none of his wounds | that arose. It was Mr. Key, the agent of the | sold in 1 i i ate she | Kev. Dr. Proudfit. Presbyterian, anid: “The 2 a 4 is sutecinn, cbuaehs tes a pocke : : : Ye 4 quantities than one pint, to be “ ; : vterian, . parently deing well yesterday, although Pipl Toe tet omega her —- Cray ihe ners ee aie at Humane Soeiety, and in the discharge of his | drunk on the premises, unlew bop private watchman on the wharf, toarrest a man | time has passed when our sympathy is bounded | fastened on the track. The obstruction was t by an|in the rat a is ee rs ¢ . | ultimate results are, of course, ax yet uncer- kes the ‘shot he names and pockets the | Nac here duties he had stopped an east-bound car on the | apothecary, sball be known, as a. bar. Soom, | i2 the street who had been offensive to him. | by denomination. Cardiual Gibbons’ letter has | discovered just in time to save the train from | also he must spottwo balls. When “el Julius Gramner, Rev. Dr. Alex. Prondfit, Rey, | lifted and was preparing to shoot Mc! Eli oo Th vor, at his court this morning, sent | Metropolitan road. ‘The two hor:esattached to | stmpio room or tippling house, as the case | Calcutt refused, saying he had no authority to | the true ring, and his idea is the keynote for | destruction. ‘The company allege that the das. | “2 The experiments now in progress have ma; 0 . 3 white ball goes into a pocket it is placed cee Gk sibeeas Se atl Scarce to jail. His victim lingered until this spot at the head of the table. Other | morning. oa his last breath did not leave his re spotted in the regular manner at the | pody until about 10 o'clock. The coroner has foot of the table. When the white ball is | taken charge of the remains and will hold an placed upon the spot the player whose turn it | inquest this afternoon, the car had struggled up the sight grade that is just east of 9th strect, and it was there that Agent Key decided that the law against cruelty to animals could properly be enforced in the interest of the horses. No objection was made ty-first rection of the law, he says it pro- vides that the proprietors of bar rooms, sample rooms and tippling houses shall pay $100 an- nually. Continuing he says: just cx Calcutt was eating his dinner, which had been brought him by his wife and two little grandchildren, and, in their presence, pulled a revolver and shot ‘Calcutt through ‘the head, But it is not as Christians that we should ex- to arouse the sentiment of the in 4 arrest the man. Brady then left, but returned | this movement. Even the Czar of Russia is | tardly act was the work of the strikers, but the | #W#kened a few ne ee : on | pat chews Go onmmnel Go Gelteh eae. Sosa danpbetically done hat cop of Gata | cons with © RN 7 ‘ ber was connected with the outrage. Many press our sentiments. It is as Americans, with- | strikers at Aberdeen have resumed work, tak- out any regard to religious differences. Our | ing advantage of the companies offer to restore | inion excitement amoug all pc ptive aftec Even rich who obinin id aris: tre: th hompitals is to play next must play with some ball ont- | aamiecend aaaaden Vosirichen. forgetti side the second diamond from the head of the “It thus appears that two n their frantic searc dealers are recognized by the law,viz., whole- | it was with difficulty that the police prevent Por ee them to their former places if they returned at | Povert citizens throughout the entire United States | once. Atseveral other points the men are Testric! on the part of the employes of the company it lasses ef liquor | killing him instantly. Brady was arrested, and | aim should and Mr. Key's authority was respected. ted ed The condition of Mr. Thos. G. Brent, who was sale dealers and retail “dealers. ‘The’ former | the erowd from lynching him, for the down-trodden and oppressed no matter | showing more disposition than heretofore to | | “lt places a. great respousibality apo Le becoming very popnlar by rea-| struck by Henry Poss with a butcher's cleaver | gre eye TOR Two NOnSeS bear Sran | P84 license of not less than £25 annually and What is their opinion on religious subjects.” | | submit their demands to arbitration. Owing | operators, said a prominent ae a son of the many angles smbinations it | at his store on Prince street on Wednesday Mer a aur 260," said Mr. Key toa STAR | the latter a license of $100 annually. It follows, Her Preserver Rewarded. roe FSG or ee ane a eee athe | to the effect of the strike on the coal trade sev- | ol-ération its : 3 offers, but to have a good idea o! ‘e , ° i ; r ; Its are enveloped in myster ocd ogar sem aie ‘ = Teporter who happened to pass along. “I tele- | 1 think, that aman licensed as a wholesale dealer a __ | representative of his eminence, Cardinal Gib- | eral sugar refineries at Greenock have been com- | *¥! we LMR, th billiards pa Saataen aoe ener serious than | phoned to the company's ofice that Congress- | only cannot do a bar room busiuess, becseec it a Thomas neears od teed N.J., @ con- | bons. ee ee anses are al- | pelled to shut down. ‘An Alleged Conspirney. a he is held to await the result of Brent's wounds. | men, real estate men and citizen sgenerally had | is a business he is not authorized to engage in | @uctor on eae reeds eke a eae ante Se ee ee ee oe ee | President Lindley of the Ilinois Farmers’ Foreign Topics of Interest. been employed all the morning in assisting to | under kis license. It is equally true that a man | Year ago rescued an unknown lady from death | cardinal re ‘hin Pon —— — ep New Jersey Doctors Made to Wonder. dley Nn meee ebciees etches Chak Ge Hehe ee ae move the cars that were too greata load for two | licensed to keep a bar room, which authorizes | when a train was dashing down ‘upon her, | day, and it ps adage ng Ag ‘The doctors in the vicinity of Orange, N.J., | Mutual Benefit Union and President Cram of St. Petersburg advices s sae the ticorews | Snow shovels are in demand here this morn- | horses. I told them that it was about time that | him to sell is in less quantities than a pint, | received yesterday a handsome gold watch, | C2#F Who is Tobegenaatt tothe a Pefieials | te marveling over amost extraordinary oceur- | the Farmers’ Alliunce of that state allege that here are throwing their property on | ing and the city law which imposes a fine for | they doubled up their teams. Nothing was cannot sell it in greater quantities than a pint, | studded with diamonds. This makes the third | tions of the Hebrews as it smaller oftcials I ing A ‘i : : | wconspiracy has been formed by the Chicago the market in obedience to the decree already | ; ; a las aay tale $6 deo coe that is, in packages containing more than a | valuable present he has received from her. |i the provinces. I believe that it isthe mis- | rence. They have ransacked the records and | 1: Couspiracy | os eemend a et Seeeeey Praeekne: epee Seema etea- | Seats of Rag eae to hee Ge he called to the driver of the | wholesale dealer. In other words, the right | lady is, Fy . ber 19 last Mrs. John Sullivan of Parrow atreet, | at the tock yards. " 1 its powers felt from shore to h ; ficate | me : ju ray at the office that they must |to sell liquor’ in lees quantities thaw a on s08 States is to make its por . Ora we birth to a baby which was stro: ized to facilitate the immigra- | neighbors. tse more horses or I will stop the tine pint doce not inelnde the Fight to scll it in| A Charitable Cincinnati! Woman Dead, | ore, even to the confines of Itussia, so that | Ana healthy and is doing well. Mra. Sullivan ‘Tragedies sian Hebrews to England. In Lon- FUNERAL FROM WASEIXOTON. The driver promised tha pe wot dae Tee a eee tha anes ge am {therefore | Mise Nallio Habeson, daughter of the Inte | her "Wnstlo thet 000-000 people of the Gaited her sickness and proceeded | Samuel Micles revurned to St. Poul from sequent is strongly opposed to} ‘The funeral of Mr. John Hutton, Inte en- | on his Se eee ge tee men ee | eer ean ae ene eee ne SUCUED: | eausew i Habsion,. s wesliky and ‘well knows | Gecten teisk of Set aeore ees ore! y, when | Minneapolis carly yesterday morning and, call- eteces of Fectnee'n: Gromeryy ene oven Co ey ee ae ne Fal or Caner CE ne | ome daha Tasetesie ce eer aman Cen | eiitale’ Gf Chtcecneas as stot with paralysis | distinctions in this movement, which is founded | fhe gave bicth to asccond child: alsostrong and | i.'o. is wite and daughter, stot the latter ferry from Washington in the storm this morn- ed ths car pint. When the proprictor of ' bar room sclis | on Wednesday afternoon, in the Women's xe Fe a por pele agement [ in a dozen of the | in the face. the girl running out into the street , and the driver stopped and jumping down | liquor in greater quantities than a pint be is | change and soon after she had been con- oll anaes bet _ most in | mission that with 406 torpedo. boats the coast | the snow. walked forward to see what was the matter. | linblo to prosecution for doing businesses a | veyed to her home, She aud her sister, have Fer posggepaitmcnaned cence though an old practitione ula | ix wife, shooting {F id be practically invuinerable. MSIE ie ODES “Won't they pull?” he inquired of iver. | Wholesale jout a license.’ n much devot mevolent and chari : = not account for ‘occurrence, nor could his | Sumy Gum «lading her Geesk p pation: it mniiderice im sub-| George Washington's Christmas Drank. ‘That individual merely pointed his finger in | _ ‘The above opinion is a very important bne to | able work, and they were both busy in that way Their Vessel Broke in Two. colleagues. one meee the is dying at St. Joseph's Hoe fimane Society agent die expressed Little cor ; muaring torpedo baste. “Yesterday was Christmas and I had been | the direction where the Humane ty — liquor dealers. Heretofore a good trade | when this afiliction came. J ‘The coasting schooner Katie returned to Vic- pital. Micles then ran into a back shed and toria, B.C., yesterday from West Coast Island | shot himself im the right ear, falling dead. De- don publ such immigration. A commission of the French chamber of Jepn 3 consideri: tion of al ‘ <3 | ter vhile w pl . behin ‘The declaration of the Bradford chamber of | drinking pretty lively. I was not conscions of | stood and said, “Mr. Key.” been carried on by selling liquor by the 2+ commerce in favor of English discrimination | how hard I struck my wife, nor do I know how AN EXTRA HORSE. oes Under the above ruling this will havo Lynched in His Cell. bringing Capt. Morher and eleven men of the | |The fifth annual meeting of the Lowa State | spoudeacy in busines is given as the caus of against Frewch products on account of French | loud she halloed.” That was the story told in| The snow-plow drivers gave one glance at -——__- Kinch Freeman, a negro charged with the | wrecked bark Atlanta, which went down dur- | Eisteddcfod was held at the Masonic Opera | the shooting. Ligh tariff has aroused the wine growers of | the Police Court today by G. Washington, acol-| Mr. Key, took in the situation and called up Fined on Both Charges. murder of N. B. Adkins and his aged mother | ing the recent terrific gales. Capt. Morher | House in Oskaloosa, Iowa, yesterday. ‘The peo- ere and Petites die etece hat nikon | ored man. “I married my wife to rule her and | an extra animal and directed that the horse be] John J. Barrett was the nave given by a man | Near Aubander, Bertio county, N. C., October | tell a story of frightful sufferings by the crew | ple who attended pronounced it a success| ‘The mies of leaf tobacco im the Danville, ively signed to the effect that adherence | Of course I intend to rule her.” That was what | hitched to the can ex eine: the blnckals fa his cell in the os the igh protective policy will bring about | W.chington told Policeman Carson. culled off of the car hone ihe ce anketa | who was arrested near 7th and Boundary streets — eo = = Lone) : ‘intos, | of the Atlanta. She left Port Gamble Decem- ‘taining beyond Va., market for December were 1,488,763 the ruin of French vine-growing interests and | -7his was an outrageous assault and you are | jumped aboard and the dene nthe aucter | northwest yesterday for being drunk and dis- Oe thitty masked mee bo forced ae enty- | ber 8 with s cargo of lumber. On the 11th, | lendera were Prof.W. of on| pounds. The sales since October 1, the begin- ie of great sgjary to commerce ‘ap ‘the ahi Satvntonantenane Jumped aboard and the driver gathered up his | Orrche yon objected to ‘going with Pollee. So Sey mass men,who forced the jailor | when off Cape Flattery, a, succession — music and poetry, and D. R. Wiliams of Brad. ning of the tobacco year, were 9826.48 Loy bere il bave the desired effect, as the pres ‘That extra horse must go all the way | man Elgin, who arrested him. The first thing the ‘vessel commenced | of the morning session the first EeGEzm | pounds, on increase over the same period de : THE couRTS. through,” yelled Mr. Key, plunging through | he did was to close his teeth on the ofticer’s| . piamond ‘guksteotiens: . no and tenor, was ai to D. Jenkins | 7" cetera ap ery oo aa ap ee the ‘snow from the sidewall. “ft he don't T| thumb md onthe way tothe station he te | prom 2emmend, Cutting tn ‘On. the 17th the ship broke in two, leaving | and Miss Jones of Missouri. Miss Gwent of | the Presideats Forts’ Parner Prostrated. psa oorereuearsphath an paras Pe ros nr Count Sade Montgomery. will arrest you,” he concluded, looking at the | lieved the officer of his badge. Last yoar was very serious ono for the | the crew with nothing buta cabin to flat upon. | Wilkinsburg, Pa, was ewarded the Word hus been received of the prostration of French tariff will practically put an end to the | dict. es apt, Downey: pLaistid’ allowed ‘| tei ntvidea! protested that he was not re- Dutch diamond industry, which was nearly | {Me2,cr Ciqtoccse ne om netsh Slo eras foe arizona ee Ornoon ree | Judge Cyrus C. Hines, for thirty years « resi- trade with France in certain lines of textile | file amended decluration. Watkins agt. Balti-| sponsible for theextra horse. But Mr. Ke Paralyzed by the action'of the De Beers Com-| While at Claquoquot Capt. Morber learned | of Cleveland, being awarded the prize | dent of Indianapolis and for fifteen years the woods. more and Potomac Railroad Company, motion told him that made no difference and he wanted pany of Kimberley in reducing the production | that another miust have been lost, as In- | offered for the best poem on Henry M. Stanley. | law of President Harrison, by an ‘The German military authorities are much | for new trial—appeal noted. that horse to remain with the car. The car Of. the raw diamonds from 4,000,000 to 2,000,000 | dinns hed fotind part of the ship's name with —— rloctic stroke that is regarded as a disturbed by thediscovery that the model of PE as perme Ce ack: _ — coalpan peter po, _ a a a letters a it. The mylene Daring Escape From Jail. - Fines & mow his home in Ludlow, ¥. ~de Senge =I 3 nging along and yers, taken charge 100 Stolen fromm the seioashe mattersat Stanton | ant. Middleton agt. K.C. Union of St. John; | herteatmoumted the grade with comparative pao Pipe pep ns oy pyre tapmnig ey pm iaigree tase Michigan University Students Drowned. Tt is feared that it will be suid by the thief to certificate allowed withdrawn from the files. | case and Mr. Key, watching ite pengrece, said: eae jail at Snow Hill, Md., for robbery during ‘the Sho and drowning of Guo ahuiants nade Foy mney | Carter agt. Tobriner, ex'r.; verdict for plain- | “Well, us long as they don't get sthlled 1 sup- latter part of November, escaped from prison | < —_ pod in | ff; $81.” Lyon agt. District; submitted. will have to let this thing go along; but In Manager Locke's Behalf. yesterday morning. Warden Bilmer has been | *"!4y"cloomy Christmas for the university ristas morning opened foggy and cold Equrrs Cover Bradley, FPvma going to do. all I can to protect the E. D. Wilt, manager of the Pittaburg Opera by en students who remained at Ann Arbor, Mich., London. The papers published the weal | spotqy” Wetood nat, Evan alee vifted nist | horses’ House, mentioned as one of the victims of C. prtemene meats cunt of genial articles appropriate to the _ slorifying the tradi during the holidays, Wednesday night Frank E. Dickinson and Minnie Brundage left for the mee toatulitor. Dickson agt. Reed; ‘THE SUPERINTENDENT'S PROTEST. observances of | testimony ordered taken by O. Luckett. Alex i British Christmas and ee body ened we Mr. Locke is perfectly honest and that he is mill pond toskate. They did not return, and to rcmember the poor while enjoying the | suder 2€% Sunth; cle nati being made a scapegoat. I loaned him 10,000 wore be would kill Kis se te tamed Wy Mr. Drundage grew worried unties of Providence. ond White Oak Chnreb; sale fi 0 that he could raise the curtain at the Du- to cscape. The prisoner | and at 8 o'clock morning, ‘The weather has moderated in Prance and ——— gens Chasken Sra ees ‘with the Emma the darkey how to act and fol- yp ee The searcLers found a Parix is dingusted with the resulting thaw. | <The success of Scotch railway men in para- | horses, as the Inw fach Company. Saturday ® tele- H gHlere ihe warden, | hole in the foe and a uruff lving near by. ‘They bs Zorain de Planice had tobe slowed for two | [sing the traf of the roads is from Nien 08 pee he ais Saat afirmative and the | tcrday afternoon fonet the bodies. Bods ic- oni puters Sccteat diactpl right, Mr. bor- r quagmire, bat it will be reopened today. iy in the ‘matter of comet rom Serge eens eee upon the warden, from Dubuges, Iowa, and Mise Brundage Soak gciaztad: the Parnian stranger condemned to | Iti almost, ie ae Lescol NERS tow with his Tuiited through the fall | Long Inland” th, is still veing granted strikers’ lines and obtain ———_ce-_—___- trial.” Gabriele Soupard, he Somtanton In with the railway officials. ‘The Condition of Gen. Spinner. SooaaS welieworks he casa Garfield crime, ia not zt ali cast down by her twenty | Russian detectives are on the watch ‘There was little if anychange last night in | Dont set fire to the jail e number ‘and ‘old . & ry