Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1892, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. THUREDAY, “cee MTKNEWS| = ad EDITION }-—~=-—- A RUSH FROM TRE POWER MOUSE aT A FRIGHT- wae Bwana 2 + e Br HESBRERS OF GOOB REMSANTS M KEKE! wee me © raz vention cs CEP =a Ee “<< =| navigation, in his aunual report to the Secre- UNDREDS FOOD EMNANTS FUL BATE—THRE® EMPLOTES JUMP AXD FoR- tary of the Navy makes the following impor. MORROW: ‘ j,| TUNATELY RECEIVE Xo SEVERE rIx70RY— | tant recommendation: ‘OMORKO! rs 1 . a Lone Lire CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE DONE IN ITS FLIGET.| The efficiency of the service demands thet K Here fs « grand “find” for you. We izuces POPE REMNANT DAY: E ie EE uk _| ts possible only when the blood fs pare and vizorous. ats Z A runaway car on the Georgetown and Ten- | Some changes shall, be made in tte personnel in OPPZERBRECRER. have nevor before sold pillow shams, nels elk “dace hates 4c nA a & Kue 2 B= | toexpet serotataand other poisons from the circala- Marriage of Miss Katherine Drexel | tertown railroad coasting uncontrolled down ent grades shall be in the dutios but could not resist buying these, for siege outer tinierteamee ona or emanvacees tion the wuperior modicine is AYER'S Sarsaparilla, the steep grade of 32d street, in Georgetown, at | now required of a charactor — they were entirely too good to tas. store. We'll sell them, even if we have alznoet It imparts permanent strength and efficiency to every to Dr. Penrose, & rate of speod variously estimated by eye- and number of venscle composing the navy. We took them for your benent. Tt was to give them away—Just what we are coing to do cnt i the ant he, Smalost pomsttle ©: | organ of the body. ‘Restoration to perfect health and witnesses at from sixty to ninety miles an| |, “These changes are particularly bead TR pumice from Germany is aptly named head- a manufacturer's Ine of samples; that Saaee Saat ako Re yopuaven, WR | OEE ens eka strength —_-—_——_ caer, es ‘of the | Be lineand in the engineor corps, but es Drraber. Notte mach becazae tt is made of stone, i be ® great day for BARGAINS and Bargain eee ne ae San ree RESULTS FROM USING we — ctal legislation for different fe detrimental Dat because of f n¢red puzzles that are com i caste three of exch style. We will Seekers Coats, Cloaks and Suits ever shown in this city at DEFENSE IN THE DANFORTH ‘TRIAL, | city into an unusual state of excitement about | tothe merle of thesereiee ‘fe0- Binet igone. Arm old and the them at two-thirds thelr rerular namate deaie = tegamgrcienpa se ATER’S Sarsaperilla, Mary Schubert, Kansse City, 11:80 o'clock this morning. The car starting] ommended that the action be cect ony Licents. At at value, {a onder to make quick work of REWAT EGiSES ore Unésrwest Specitis At MsKeses | se: =: ao Wee from the power house, increased its velocity | to effect ayetematio of the en- street end Penueyivant dred 0! ‘They are msde of fine quality : — : “‘Tam convinced that after having boo: whol . i my Mem. “Cat this eversnut o= tom i a. Linew, richly trimmed with Eitenccdinery iapRESS GOODS Clearing Sale. | Our Underwear Department haa bad a verttable | year from liver someting Aner eee ee ns | Funeral of John Hoay in New Yor] ot Ss cmser of Puget eunes © | — oe Extraordinary inducements to early shoppers. siege of lively buytne—and Uttle wonder. Out | mrlife. "The bet cen (Raecgpmerirg aon jumped the track at the curve and striking Hexe Asp Tene. | loa Ge aen a 50.CENT DRESS GOODS FOR 35 CENTS. undtring energy bas brought many good fish toour | me and having trled three other srocenuars tea, Cit ‘an iron guide pole broke it as though it were | " net. These represent but few of the many: cines without benefit I at last took Ayer's Sareapariila, y: a pipestem, and carrying this obstacle with it OO worth of coeds have lately been se) these: How can we do it? Just like giving goods Ladies’ Natural Gray Veste and Pants only 50c. | The result was a complete cure. Since then I have did not come to a standstill until it reached the hope | Fine India Linen Pillow Shams, lero away. Throwh an importer's error we secured per garment ; 31 per suit. recommended this medicine to others and always with Cree 2s pare co here and there wil tiie, ta! cnihcs o Moncatitlc HO pieces, or abont 2,000 yards, of the same class Ladies’ Extra-large Size Merino Wool Vests and | success." - | BIG FI NEA TIMORE. | °°3* 70" Pole, which was aleo broken. } stud <en-wite. “iactiacy ca of Dress Goods we have been selling all the sea- Pants, ribbed bottoms, on'y $1 each; 82 per suit. AYER’S SARSAPARILLA. iG RE NEAR BALTIMORE.!| By a most’ fortunate chance, which would | ae son for Wecents a yard. So we have put all our It's @ vers unusual thing to be able to wecure ex- almost seem to be a nilracle, no one was se- ; Steves P Worth 81.48 Per pair. recular 50-cent materials in wit) this gorgeous: tra-sized underwear at 1 each. Prepared by Dr. J. ©. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mass. - 2 68 sha riously bprt, though several enffered from Print. Works of * of Lace-trimmed and Swiss assortment and offer you your choice of the lot at We were fortunate enough to secure another 50 Cares others; will cure x02. A WEDDING IN THE “SMART SET.”| minor injuries and considerable damage was Prose anit poetry. spe-tal ered Trimmed India Linen Q=— FENTS PER YARv.| dozen of the Children's White Merino Vests and races y done. Presents Th wi i s Worth #275. Onis 35 CENTS PER YAUB:| Panta, witch we can afford to sal at 250, each. Marriage of Miss Catherine Drexel of New THE EXCITEMENT WAS OREAT. be | Pillow Shams of bias-embroldered in- MORE VALUABLE REMNANTS. grmmth- (Giving (loves At Micknews. York to Dr. Penrose of Philadelphia. At an hour when $24 street is well filled with | 208 wit nidiniiaiahdl dala: S (00p8. SanGRhe Give At MEKsrt New Your, Nov. 17.—The tie which binds! people the accident occurred, but so rapidly was Per patr only ; 3 Goons: lite Sashmere Gloves that are really worth the fashionable world of this city to the “smart | the car moving that few appreciated their - - ——— Gyds. 38-in. All-wool Imperial Serge tn Dark Ladies’ Cashmere Gauntlet Gloves in tans, rays, = i set" over in Philadelphia was made all the | danger until rt had passed, Then the excitement embroidery and ruflle of embroidery. Garnet. Former price, #% Remnant price, brown and black, worth 65-., for 0c. per pair. stronger today by the marriage of Miss Cath- | was greatly intensified by the fact that several Worth #3.50. Per paironly..............82 81.89 for piece. Ladies’ Black Silk Fleece-lined Gloves, usually erine Drexel of the famous family of bankers to | Of = — a — yoo Yeo ponte i eh mag ~ Flegant Shams with @inch embeoid- ls. Ain. Allewool Homespun Noveity. id at 73e., only 50e. per Patr. , = ; 10 es, and _conseq | mony could ; enactment of «ch Piorspare peng vest tees Serer Mary Blue. Former price, 8502 Remastt| “Byaluckyratte re etcntd 25 donmetuncn| We Do Nor Kuow Win pias agit waged tires aan Jecies wore resetved trem this socton @ statute would in Steclf so greatly tend to Wath Shek Ricpeeek ee price, $4 four piece. Black Suede Gloves, the regular #1.25 quality, ¥ Gaaghiecet “the ' rng Jon, W. Drexel, 3 ae mee were on the car when it breaking up these practices that the necessity vor : patr only... % 5 yas. 4-tu, All-wool French Imperial Serge, | which we can afford to sell at the low price of S7c, | SCOTT'S EMULSION OF COD-LIVER OIL {a so | {°#! re Sere ase esse Pitow Shams with 6 bias elusters of J Mavy Bins. Former pric fine tacks and G-tnch Swiswembroidered $3 for piece. ratte, finiaed wi for the exercise by the Meumnant price, | per pair. sole were superintendent of the three brothers forming the banking house | Started on its wild journey, and no cars guwer cauiarsed Ggen hin Senbd ent trokines encountered in its mad run, which accounts for ‘ of Drexel, and is. cousin of the Whartons and | the fact that the injuries were #0 herring-bone braid. S84 sda. 40in. All-wooi Seoteh Plaid, Navy | BT_5O Wake Gieres Fx $1 DH, | Metal 10 those simple but varied conditions which | Drexels of Philadelphia, She 18 also a nice memaced mall, went oscurrence. Itts also recommended that Re Gis : f| The car, a heavy vostibuled ‘one, No. 4, had | the linite of age of admission be fined at free | WeihGG he de eale Pe and Ked. Former price, $3.94. Remnant Mr. Anthony J. Drexel. started on its return trip to Georgetown. It | fourteen to eighteen.” | > one neee Price, #2.98 for piece. To keep up the excitement caused by our many | you know us “having acough.” Woe cannot erplain| Dr. Penrose is a con of Prof. R. A. F. Pen-| haa the power house and reached Holy-| Commodore Ramsay asks for three additional Vv Fs S eadias eas? Shams of bias inserting of Medici Iace, @ yds. 40-tn. All-wool Cheviot, Black with recent purchases in Gloves, we will sell a resu- rose, formerly of the University of Pennsyl- mel pean when the machinist of copyists in the bureau. ae ~Rageno ds corre ne edzed with raiMe of lace. Worth 8% 50. White Camel's Hairapot. Former price, $4.50. Jer $1.60 quality of 4-button Kid Walking Gloves | ¢¢, we only know the fact from experience. vanin, and is @ nephew of Judge Penrose. The| rong, J. He Mills, who happened to be pateenaheriieccipiacel atest from Pari #1 One qnaster yar Per patr only. ees BOB. Remnant price, 83.85 for piece. at 81.25 per pair. These are in ox blood, tans and . ee uenenet eyes George's Prot- noticed that one of the break Range of the Thermometer. Sieuhtte Ss ais % 6g yds. 40-in. All-wool French Henrie modes, and are embroidered on the back and have estant ‘opal Church, on Stuyvesant square |‘ A People Nochlsiemeae ts Seek eargies TH #050 Bemnant pries,| bcs fp snd black bateae Them areaeed, | Ttmty be @uetothecambinstion o tate hate of | Seat at 1" oltonk Hav. Dr: George I: Hite” | assed bette aon gahe, He taaeaintely | The following were the temperatures wt the bon at $5.08 a 98 per pair. @4- 55 for piece. ingly stylish and weil worth thetr rerular price of ford, rector of St. George's parich, officiating. | [bho “Na, Remengers. TF. ” Fant, | Sfice of the weather bureau today: Sam., 41; _ H . E C Byds. ach All-Wool Bengaline, Biack. 81.50. Our price, $1.25. cod-liver of] and the hypophosphites; {t may bepsrtly | The church was crowded with members of . _~ . 2p.m., 65; maximum, 65; minimum, 37. axpxercuter Kinror Cornrcrrp. mer p- ice ’ and a gentleman, alighted to be trans- ; : | 5 : 5 the fashionable world of Philadelphia, this city, | £ Th piggy oom} F Whe typutaetswsadentios Entiat: ade ee ee A Dee Sa. OF Be Cee due tothe giscerine. There are many effectatn med- | Washington and Loston, The floral decora: | S674, an pene tee we ee ANCY Chair Mead he ered Chiffon Handkerchiefs for holiday x gree a ra - j tions were beautiful, tho chancel being lined | Cooke, the motorman; Henry I hborough, sole teaiet dndite. week Sntaene TO) satnator to shaw the testa! of Dollar Cores | Hal practice the canes of which appete to be plata, | With huge palms and ‘he altar rail wound with | conductor, and Machinist Mile as the only o°- S than this, These Handkerchiefs R offered in Washington. Today this line ts particn- mhite chrysanthemum, tied with bows of white | cupants, ‘No trouble occurred until the ewiteh will compaze with any elsewhere at Jay umplete, wud embraces among otters he | bat how thon cunts produce thom eects we do not |S Ne aa, oarte were. Sflse Jowephise | Hd Reon reached and the car bogan to turn 48. each. We'll clear them all out at leas than half price. following: Dresel, the youthial sister of the Eta, wie ini 6 power _ find 1 Jot Colored Cashmere Gloves. Forn a know at all. Amada Fell of Philadelphia, a cousin of the THE START ON 178 TERRIBLE RUN. 314-316 Tra Sr N.W. “OC. B. Sptrite Sateen fi 1 1 bride; Miss Christine Biddle of Philadelphia,» | At this point the fuse burned ont and all Colsbenied = $1 SOOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 152 South 6th Ave-| cousin of the groom: Miss Camelia Redmond of | control of the car was lost, It immediately 4 sets in wie and era this cits, all of whom were the bridesma{ds; | began to descend the grade, and before it could Faengue MC. B." Corsets, long waisted, | nue, New York. and the ‘ushers, Mr. Spencer Penrose and Mr. tm black and witte.. e 3 : ‘Church, HUN Gl New to Mise HELENE ICM. HEKZOG of thin n be checked had begun its terrible run. 1 Noturat Wool at Excellent ‘‘Bonnette,” made by theo. wees = eee ee ol The three craployes stuck to the car in the hope | 9 ig On November 9, IN? a brizwan Vests —— zm — manufacturers, white, «rar andblacks.©.69L | Yourdrugaist keeps Scott's Emutston of Cod-tiver | £ he cccou? mr as bert awlston and Mr. D. | 2st they might in some way break ite epeed, preset. bee Rev tk emer, 7 Z AT Feokist Nyrner's Fanos Naren Corsets, which @ 7 of the groom; Mr. Rol patton and Mr. D. | but they soon appreciated that their task was a — : Bi mp, 5 retgses Ble Lona need no commendation at onr bands. M, Barringer, friends of Dr. Penrose. hopeless one aud began to think of their own | “RersrnGER—FHLSHLAGER, On Tecatay, o- = ‘They've got to go. There's only one plece of | SPECLAL.—We carry at all times a complete | Ol—all drnggiste everywhere do. @1. The bride, who went down the broad aisle on | safety. ber 15, IN Rex. Ernest” Drewity omi-iating, tyonts = cach of the folowing kinds, so be early if you} line of the “C. P." Corsete, tho arm of ber uncle, Mr. A. J. Drexel, and) "to" jump while the car was going at the oa GRELSINGER to Mist MATILDA THE: et Se yard aus 2 was given away by bim, wore an exquisite | gp) pace it had acquired ‘would moan | SHLAGER, both of this ity, af the parsnage of Cay 1 picce Natural Lynx, 1 tneh wide, > = , ee ee eee [orn of bengaline elegantly trimmed with point | certain ‘injury. Esch of them kept bis) eee Pee hen tie eee FG Worsm H. MeKrew, Hs heen ane for over FIPTE TRANG wy MULEONG |Tnce, ‘The cormage in cut high and the alcoves Send and’ from’ their’ knogieige bt the ming ‘ wn Mouton, @] OF S of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- | are long. tulle veil was worn, edged with | .304 were aware that the « ak aoa a Tower ..OL.20 x 933 P. Aw N.W. ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHHs the point lace. Only two ornaments were worn—a | yo" 4ne St Ge oxen Lill was | ,ZULEXWIPER, | On Wednesday, |Noverstor 46. > 1 piece Biack Opossum. S1 00 3 CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS sll PAIN, ‘iamond cross, the present of the father of the 7 Frirrs Or Beavry. Former price SL. Sess ee eee - CUNES WIND COL an isthe bt rary for | gruom, adn string of tare pentis given tho | cncountened They thought porbape that the F DIARKAGEA Bold by draggistsin every part of the | bride by her own father many years ago. = Se am A. Few Qcesrioxs, world. Be sure and asic « for Mrs. Hinsiow's 80 oot He carried a prayer book, with bookmark of | over this hill and» when ther appre- Why Do People Like Ceres” Flourt | igh” tnd take no other kind. 23cent » | white orchids and fern, The bridesmaids wore Maj. PLANK BO PUL? D. (Missouri aiid Dak Wiprk or Nous Faits, 3 Papers please copy.) Departed from thie ite Tharsay, No 2 atSLoain., THOMAS KELLEN, - ‘ ciated that the minimum speed been see. 2 er idered # af RO 49 treet eonth- ‘ P nal } a AUSE IT 18 FINE? ‘on Tos B ital pel vgn greet cor im white |Feached they Jumped. All were considerably cate aoe tomer te ! yes, but other flours are fine, too, Fos Tur LOOD, felt were also worn, trimmed with delicate _. a “gh pplceen ~H cs = tag a M c ORE REE... 1 4 IS IT BECAUSE IT Is WHITE? Weakncas, Malaria, Indigestion and Biltousness tak | tinted pink roses. Two of them carried | banches pastor te eg geaco ft pa ag ANSE Pia eee & a OWN" js Karas eases ilies an ne ot David 0. and Mary Rnowlen, ased You P Brn, Ere RRR. PR Ss eae as emer the cee Ucuree quickly. For sale by all dealers in medtetne. _— rom aah tae yous tie A PAUSE TO TAKE PREATH. Thontie and fifteen dase. Per Ex ERR ERE YY SS son. Get the eenuine, a guerites, = aR 2 r kek ERR OY —_- After the ceremony the bridal party and| The car wenton. At the head of the reser- relatives and the comparatively small number | voir hill it hesitated a moment, ax though to 18 IT BECAUSE IT I MADE OF THE| \epvocg PROSTRATION. SLEFPLESSNES! WHOLE WHEAT, 18 RICH WITH GLU- | IN opium habit, dullness, blues cured. De. picigt Share | Serving, "Barapa fre invited to the town house of the bride's] take w breath before making the descent, and a ogo meg at af TORO RL ccerccreeesees TEN, AND GOES FARTHER THAN ANY | Sgibe, CRaraplea 77er mother, 109 Madison aveney drove there. for | £® Bre crag de oan ened | AEEDERMANN. On, Wedmentar. Noveuiber BM, eee et OF Damenrtas Ran OTHER FLOUR? JES NO LONGER NecEss 4s the wedding breakfast. Every second ite velocity inc And as it | strectn, Friday, Noveninr Ik at £200 Soe ype ww RESSMARERS' MP YNpiNe: Ten theteicecseny. pills to rouse the liver to. actio: —_—_ y y 280 o'clock p. " \ [oe : work its offices are | ~40T “VF . In are nyucl : sped along its noisy roar was the only warning | Interment private, Acaiveo Tis Morsixc. Ne MW trimming and fancy work tts offices Inctading Bone Onstage, Beltings, Bratde, Hoots “Ceres” Flour ts made of the best No. 1 Pale re ttuch better. bo THE DANFORTH COURT-MARTIAL. © | [PCice to thew infront, - TOWNSHEND. | On Thurday maruing, Nowersier 0 dozen F 7 eee Oe ee ee and Fyesyall at HALF PRICE. Minnesota and Dakota wheat, and T. D, = Faster and faster became its speed, until | 27),187;- At }0uvlock, suddenly, WM. 1. 8. TOWN- “ad some different shade—unlike effects. Makes s bis "A lot of Stee] Scissors at 21 CTS. patr, peli sorg pe tocea alled eclagr ert Buzeprxo To Dean a. | Testimony tm Hie Nefense Submitted This | nose who saw it flash By any that a milo a min | puserat seites frase Tate coidenon. X awa nse or wekeepers say “It makes orning. ute is not an exaggerated estimate of its rat Korth © vurday, Novem! RRC & bread than any other flour in ¢ bay Forel a Carnet Bee pe atienntr ar anen | the caso of Assistant Engineer Danforth, U.S. | until it reached P street, where the first acci J i tm. HARRY ¥ VEERBUCHES, tteut nd Mary Vierimchen, Parcute’ residepoe, 1522 Gale strest northeast, at 3p. mi. Friday. ves end frien are invited ° Infact it makes brend that gives you life ength for every si Ceres” is imitated (not «tran: here Quality’s Murat: Profite Second,” erins its popularity), but neve : ‘To guard our patro: ee tations we have placed a circular, Asp Press, Ave. NW. med inantozra bby Wan. M. alt & Co, and bering the imprintof two gold medals, note payments. Let me tell you, ladies and gentle- | N., of the Philadelphia, for insubordination in | dent occurred. men, you are being bled to desth and don't know it. | not obeying commands of Lient. Ackerman, . THE FIRST ACCIDENT. icone ei | FueY fomotimen sas : “I know Fou sell cheater. but | was resumed this morning at 10:15 o'clock. The tmonecons of Ski Gena: Be Ceates welene it 18 | he accommodated m yon ever calculate bar vases os sonra ener aiust | much you are paving for thin eccosmmodetion? Here | defense put on the stind Ch 5 ntr ala | {else Weel handaone Chionier Bod af 629.00, | Ward 3. Whittaker of the Pi street, was driving his horse and buggy : across the railroad, He was on the RO ¢ C2. R Cov KER 7 ed up by your cl aaanitg Credit bousea get for same 23.00. You can borwow | _ Engineer Whittaker, a white-bearde 20.00 for vie months faced man, gave his testimony “Worrn A Gorsea A Box» | | | shouted, women screamed and the noise made Pp, S, re) secrets here. Nothing to be astamed of. Nocollec-| “Had you been would you- have allowed the | by the car added to the general confusion, 807. ROPER HORS \/RLY ephtepetndeat cp Cadnlare ay Lele wedge dcome | Pipes to be tested unless Lor another officer | Again Providence appeared to be at hand, for op a “ at hi ° Completely disguising the taste of the pill without im . per cent, 0c. See how you ores reyire track before he saw the | car coming | to- © re ¢ old one—and it is RIBBON that can | ——————— i F inevery suck and barrel. Nobody can im- | pay 815 tor the use of 830.00. Very expensive accom ons were asked by Jud : ae reer Rage vag Sag -— | ant te retrim the old one“and nox x tate this circular without comuitting for-| ‘modation, Carpets I sell at Oc. they get Be | Danforth asked them personally he could move to aid himeclf the buggy was erSCAs, BOTRER. testdo it. Itis RIBBON for this and RIBBON for HH 3 gery. lows I sell at 95 ey get $1.59. Fine Dining Chairs, | Mr. Whittaker was asked if he gave the | «track and he thrown to the sidewalk. A few that—RIGBON must interest all womankind. If you = 2% os _,All grocers sell **Cerea." Don't vou want | my price. 81 ¥ get SLL, ke. charge of the repairs of the capstan steam-| bruises were the only injuries, The bi * ‘Complying with general request, : nit 5 itnext time? We only sell to grocess, ou will obser thero is not much accommo- | pipe to Danforth. however. was entirely demolished, though Ware Ae Wuorssare Prices, | naveathoucht fort ours will answer all your a 2 in these prices and terms. ‘There ts one pect- replied. f haceo wae ealeert. BEECHAWS PILLS “ | imex—and sasrest many a tat and texture you knew | f eX 3 as . about this businessso few prople will own id you give me (meaning Danforth)| ‘This little incident did not concern the car, DD AA Wu McG &C ae ey eee ee, enone. if it euuchs | OFders to seo the pipe tested in person and re-| for the shock did not make it hesitate. ‘On it | Will in future for the United States be covered with: iliaa ahaa pip Asa uw. SH. Garr 0 put their names and terms ons. TE ft issucha | Port to yor spun until the sharp turn just above Prospect : seee K “Wholesale Plour and Feed Dealers, " r nee ec ein be pe MOT Le avenue was reached, where the car ae ‘ . _ SOUPANY Piles sialic az | Mbenseu see my wagons you road tn beld letters “Were you on board when the test was | juruped the track and started headway for the A TASTELESS AND SOLUBLE COATING, « er you bare | OME . joe, at a = = GRASTY, __ | made?” sidewalk on the east side of the street. People tried one oa. | Guin! debtors ond tater, a Farntture, Carpets, China, &. For cash only. No| “No, sir,” | any way tmpairing its efficacy. teeeeee Ar Hoover & Sysxper: can : wel ver pal the first obstacle pode 4 was one of the : new the. i : “T should not.” heavy iron poles erected to hold up the trolle; ‘ 25. Big Burostes In Piree More: Devartments. = plan Gee ie ee | as Sshom did you turn over the onder to do wires The crush could be for blocks ‘s _— patss mater a apne ine peels A sms th worl as the front of the car smashed to smithereens, ae - a oe ee . sq SRASET. The “Mr. RLS. Gridtin.” a the glass in it broke into a thousand pieces and er Tak Des, 2 One, s Lats Axi’ G: He webell,to feta shen in nent © eae ““Isthereany order in force on the Philadelphia | the big pole broke as easily as though it were a | ———_— im Red, ee etn you right, so we frat you right! z which empo' ers unengincer in charge to send | stick of peppermint cand: and Black. all for ——“.. | for his relief incase he is obliged to leave his |" Even this shock did not stop the car, so great 1s, made expressly rrandest Meavy Sole Oxford Unis Pas Com At Whist ‘ ‘ lishe work for any purpos was the momentum it had acquired. " Careeu- mac esd begs nd Srosd or meaium ice, TreMters cme: “No, sity not to imy_knowledge; wo.are gor- ingas though it would topple over atany moment Tocreate «little “stir” we offer the usual BONS—all numbers Ee Paeen oo tant: he age ; : ‘ W. G. M, “ce erned by custom in euch cases.” the glass and parts of the car strewn along $1.7 Fast Black Sateen Corsets cited rgdapes oF scactilb i ee sigs The room was then cleared for a period of | the sidewalk, it still plunged on like a drunken AI S125 Pe Ps: withem- 1 8, Fowult till to ‘a beoey calee_feotenks wake wiuitiaes Gaels ten minutes of all spectators, man, while embedded in the front platform was tN ELD Ber Pair. ae een an oee hess—posstbly death. 4 When Chief Engineer Whittaker had con-| tie immense iron pole.which acted as a fender ‘These are long-walsted, hich corded bast, see irs aR ant More new Laced Shoes for ladies, #4, 25 ‘ And 4 cluded his testimony Avsistant Engineer I. 8. | te'keer the exe freee Tunning further up on Goudie side stecls, well boned, wilk flosscd, su Sik perfor quality and perfect shape. A borders a TIX RIBBONS—ail M. C. Wiss Cost Expo: ‘ = Grifiin of the Philadelphia was called. the sidewalk and tearing the front windows “t 18. “hates Button Shoes begin at £2.50 and CELEBRATED KIMBALL PIANOS. Mr. Griftin said that ho was familiar with the | from all the stores. regulations governing the engineers on watch. ce. nl Entire new stock of Pianos and Organs, all styles | “°f.y)° iia Gay canal i COLLIDED WITH A TRUCK WAGON. i ‘ MULE SHADES sad QUALITIES SATIN Bors oe a a to leave his station and come on deck. See ea dae bee he eet Wi icren: Ovnece a niece: ¢ y payment “1 do not down aud the driver thrown into the doorway a RIBBONS heaps ie H. & Suse ae ‘ K GROS GRAIN NS, with Ladies’ All-Silk Hemstitched Hand- © F OOVET. NYDER, 6 5 Mr. Griffin stated thathe did not know of | of Talbot's stove store. He was considerabl as GROS ous A sae + will harehef, inail colors G for 61 25-one...20C ceetgo emt Guaranteed fully for five years, any regulation of the service by which the | ont one benined aboee be Mas. M. J. Hesz, : . im Black, White and Elegant Scarf and Stool given with each Piano. officer of the deck would be held responsible for ; 5 not seriously hurt. The wagon was broken to 1909 FST. NW, ¢ > . ‘g Call in at our new store and look around. accident in the engineer's department, he hav-| pieces. At the same time a horse and ‘wagon | Willexbibit on A. VE. iN. . nlé Ls 20P EDGE RIBBONS, in Light Bi 7 ing called the engineer on deck. In regard to | owned by Joseph W. Riley were struck. The MONDAY, Nov. 14, , Navy Blu, White end Black— aa nett 2th and F ats. the testing of the capstan steam pipe he eaid | wagon was rendered unfit for use and the horse 2 we ta } 1 capa ih Pe Dexaan Kos it might oo oan: _poskposed, but he had a Luckily ‘Mr. Riley was leading his team | 4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRESS AND EVENING ee te ; an r = Sedeced Ss 20 De Seared) men | Hie Ropaits WEED | aul ous Gealjennl BONNETS AND HATS, both IMPORTED and those ra | ste and Cream—19°, «yard. Other shades passes” oem eo RR FFE DD TET completed. eM seieee By this time the speed of the car was checked BAD wo scsto- parte Wraps made to r 0c. a yard otk £ $o HR Ee BBUF ‘This concluded Mr. Grifiith's testimony. to some extent, but it danced along to the next | of her own design, to which she invites her customers. Kowa. noveitt.s-only COLORED VELVET RIBBONS—satin back jentlemnen’s Twilled Stik Hand- i bile a am 3 SER tee BoP HF sees aera fron polo. This it also broke off. but the fear-|_ x9 rey ea 1 the new shades—numbers 5, 7, 9 and kprohief. as fine as the fine 25. 469 H Bas & ‘Coo “LA PALOMA” AT A FUNERAL fal huh Guam Senge uk tieeh =e cards, a2 ‘ Altinen Handkorchiets 9) 00 Sax pop cee pre anno Conon ae the Sidewalk and half in the gutter it» Crartsa Drsies | jentlemen's All-linen Han fs, NNN | quality—all 2 hemstitched, soueweniiaass geOe, =| FS 4 RE pe o ss our Services Over the Remains of John Hoey. CAME TO A STANDSTILL. AL Wiesn & Elzetes comand Sinch MOD . eee eee $0 fn Sue phn S =a ae New York, Nov. 17.—In an atmosphere rich} The affair was so quickly over that the ex- sb ean on | Bine, Navy Biue, Pink, White and Black— gaara ee cos AA NNN bop I Eee ss — with the perfume of flowers and laden with | citement principally came when the car we en dr BLAS. risnnstette wes eee moan gaa axanoncm | f Onerene Come Hae become so great that in order to keep their oz melodies which he loved e0 well the last | stopped. The appearance was similar to « rail- Fhe (eevee mpm ging damn famines $1.08 carcente ved White and Black—8ic. a yard. en's Dress Form cxieuiive amortinent complete thes maw ran SYSTEM earthly tributes were paid to the memory of | way «mashup, but there was not so much of it. We bave an elegant line of New Chafing “ hho new comenn | SATIN ebGE Gkos GRAN SASH RIBBC Raving fwo complete forces of workmen." | pisces Pornttnre and Carpets within easy reach of all. | John Hoey at St. Leo's this morning. wan sic lane asin Gone, Dishes, with the jmproved sleohol barr nes asta | im Light Biue, Navy Blue and Green—#1. , 1.25 * Youcan furnish sour house from top to bottom ata| The beautiful little church in 29th street was | Mra. James T. Clements was standing at the ere, and with or without hot water pam. 7 | * $1.25. Porvrar Prices Very small outlay of ready cash. We have stricken | crowded with friends of the dead man nearly | seeond-story front window of her residence, Of tin aro ach, eee enn a M. SASHES—ath QT ” C a out the disagresabie features so common in other|@n hour before the ceremonies begun, | 1941 32d street, as the car passed. She was ot Eine end white enamel, $1.50 ciate 3 i sonal ach. Daweh over tie kine oat Te ait 30,204 60 cts. a pound) for such a larse | creditestablishinents, namely. the siguing of notes /among whom were some of the prom-| overcome by her excitement, and in attempting and #2 Bene ES, hemstitched, ontwe Pairs of the crdinary $1 75 Pid ciggant assortment of candies have made | covering the amount of indebtedness. iment people of the metropolis. While | to get to the street fainted while on the stairs — plated, €2, 3, 64.25 to ‘ anda—$4.25 cach. a covet DLO. a ene they waited for nearly half an hour | and rolled to the bottom. She wus not serie Xo wonder we sell probably as many as ae a tteee For $1.50. eee the strains of “La Paloma,” Mr. Hoey’s favorite | Ously hurt and in a motaent recovered, any erate ote paris ony Seach. Geena on O1.00_xexpress prepaip— NO NOTES air for many = duri bie a ‘The accident did not stop the traffic of the auukimee we 2 Yorions (Vow layed upon the organ. members i all cars — 2 _ ou re 1 & Son will senda Ty 14 Box of the : played upon t ga) road for any | of time, as were o oe Fiawat French Gesdico anywhere the Uae TO SIGN. amily occupied the seats to the right of the | running half an houratterward. Patrick Cook, | WHAREIE §& EEMONSTON pr trhantinc fr tome aecatsbde: Hare | ospon ite inalicslom Re BO BE SAY RRC] wy WAL NE g TET eee pam | cukcl and ibe pallbearers wore sented Smee | Gunung hulganbocrattereard. ucick Coat | WHat secon sheen tous forit? Wethink wecanendtheseares | diced froin @1t0.0.o-nt.na om present toa friend. Wee PRES TED HR | diately to tho left. Brien, Theo. | B&ther he nor any of the other employes would | 1205 Pa Ave N. W. am variet: 4-button Derbys, in all. shades, . Www INXS t EP RRR, The pallbearers were: M. J. O'Brien, Theo- | give any information to Tne Stan reporter, | roar OPEXTD_CoBTUME PARLONE Trea We make i s point to Koop the vai? | piguesgien. Redueed from 8220689 49 | Giz & Sox. Con. Lani Ax F Sra. Welw WARS F Ere fo | doreMocs, James P. Panlding, Wm. 3 Fleiss | But ‘were referred by item to Mr.” Prank | J Mesawrnss ang Wymy Conus fire» Ain eee 2 show batt 3 crs asia i % 2 «42. : = i and J, Mora, representing li | Turner, the superintendent, whom they said onder at ie go ecered —_ _— | EP aaaatentiay rma < merce cs with us, Brighten up the parlor with a new Farior | Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company; | not be found. R16 3a0° Wechingica, 1| | sees Sei icee Ww & Suite. “Take your choice between Plush or Hair | Thomas ©. Piatt, president | of - _the| Lieut. Swindelle, Sergt, Rober and a squad of | | | || MINNTX. roxpa & COMPANY. J. . Borsrer Sox Cloth Suite of Furniture for $25 = aoe. = —_ sabia as hue E press “Company; peped pra oe malig hand to render Ger Ta B. 7 Penrrs. | | || sortenms. Ave N.W. (48) [Telephone 1424.1 Have opened thelr Latest Tmportations of = | et ee te iecan a Cheap ex | HB. Plant, president of the Southern’ Ex: oe, || and Tapestry. We aro selling them as theap on a4 - [ux CORCORD maRwEse. ea DINNER AND TEA SETS, credit as youcan buy for cash feregrinect andes [Eee ee} rae — — games MR, SUTHERLAND DENIES. “NINTH AND THE AVENUE* Lit z needa Carpet for the parlor? You should see of ma Company. —_— ‘NINTH | GAME AND FISH SETS. splendid Brussels we sell for 60 cents per_ yard cash— —. pee — fg armeaper na He and Supt. Porter Have an Interview ~ ¥ ss } GScentson credit. Reliable Ingrain Carpet, 35 cents jebrat mass, an ther With ‘Noble. Betabtised 1942, ‘Telephone 995. TABLE CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, Ladisrer beep atesroien Rennes on eee | Saen anc eek’ Oni in acer op ae te ary ae 407 Pen. ave., adjotuing Kationsl Hotel. HEAVY CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS WARE, surprising the trade by making and laying all carpet | order. ~ - . i - - a low BRAC | 1Fe¢ of cost—not even charging for the waste inmateh-| at the termination of the service the imme- | in the censuaoftice, whose arrest in Troy, N.Y,,| M0 Blankets and Lap Hubes at low prices, rETatea ene ing figures. If younsed s Bed Boom Suite see the | diate friends of the family proceeded with the | charged with an attempt to keep democrats | °° ee Lizma Comraxvs n AND DECORATED TOILET SETS, _| one we offer in solid oak for $17 cash and $18 on | remains to Woodlawn cemetery, where the in- - from the polis, has been published, has re- C" "tdi it in Waslington at our eer ee, PIANO AND BANQUET LAMPS. fice orcnah, "Werell Solid Gok. Ftensin Table | ment took place, | turned to the city and was at the census office s Ss, = Do you wantacupot BEEF TEA? See for 84.25 cash, $4.50 on credit; Woven Wire Springs, BIG FIRE AT BALTIMORE. today. In company with Supt. Porter Mr. ened TILE QHOPPING that i¢ is made from the GENUINE. $2.25 cath, @3 5000 time. A Forty-pound Hale Mat ? aenien aie on Suaerunk neh Wits SucPbise Tacomparahiy the beat. Pure, palatable, J. W. Borsuzn & Sox, Sliledio oar line sf Molera Cooking aud Heauag | 29% Of Probably $300,000 Wy the National)” conference with im. He told the| | NEWHALL's BEST CALY 42.00 SHORS Stop at refreshing. Dissolves clearly. ‘Stoves, All sizes and all prices. Brewing Company. Beecretary the facts in the case and made a Can Be bousht tor R298 SHEET2S See Baron Licbig’s sigustare in blue | 115-3 Sedat nigect EASIEST OF WEEKLY OX Barturone, Nov. 17.—Fire started at 9/ rank statement. He elaimed that he had been 2 mo sone _ mae sate box of he ‘on cae tad: nls-tuth | ————_—_ MONTHLY PAYMENTS. | o'clock this morning in the large establishment | f,rsely nocnced, denied all criminality and $1.60 pode necamininiastyc! Ga e800 ed rca gee Baaxca Barrrwons Sart Facrony. fix per cent discount allowed for settlements in 20 | of the National Brewing Company at Canton, | absolutely disavowed the confession’ whict pe —— nae. "At 25 CENTS theyre fine Sjsspettini obvaqaienent- Kucpetigg alaiiee |e Baltimore county, The entire, building, was has been printed as coming ‘from . ss some. s — es in flames trtment was | him. The s owae di t a > for those 22 nehes | long, ¢ ° : were vent. The ,000. | dently of the that Mr. Satherland a as ey wl thunke! = made of soft, stout muslin. resnforced, & ‘At noon the fire was under control. the public must However, the| ream 729 Tra Sz. N.W. on ; 2. 1 QTE 2 epg ae friends of Mr. Su fiend to intereede lon a eg nenms Nene. ween ve) Siete CASBY CREATOR: LOTH & F.| Fons Asp Exzcryox Hats Ro mitnlstoo tich to find comfors in these S0e. bad hese, THE PENSIONS “COMMISSIONERSHIP. | with the Secretary and they have hopes that he | (9LG.13 TH MEAD CURED IN ONE RINT Pete Reet anna See 2 eeieerarel = Ar Writ & Reorrs SPuorsurshh vatues fr Mong Nat. Gay shirts nares nice ‘That He Hine Been of. pcre lenient ight, ot SPO the Mfla tn a | NpaPssie iy aewecate comely 24 _ , r More Nock Boas, Fur Capes, Fur Fginasy (nedjum and heavy) at adoliar. Drawers to 819, 821 AND 623 7TH ST. N.W. _e1-tf | Gen. Catlin Denies That He Has Of- | more lenient light. | sa 7 whe. ae. BLES toe we enene Rawe Sor baby's car. | Wassiey & Nepwerr, Piping, Sums, 'eu two sore London b 1. T.. F, fered the Position. paced nasser { am tee, era t00 =. #6. 25 foe Ththet Buse s enechenateielk Giten collars. Go Direct T: ‘ACTORY Baooxzrs, N. Y., Nov. 17.—Gen. L 8. Catlin ance or » sidered Buge, — oe Nok Scarfs, head, tail and feet, 85, " sai | atmore ey seat. peo KANX # SOx8, ACTURINGCO., | this morning denied to a reporter that he had Sfihe \ . Nae as Phecthiss ‘commissioner si weDSEAUAS SPHURSDAY. PIDAY aad Siren sestie ye ’ ‘been promised the appointment of DAY. Noveuber 1617. Execriox Hars. the advocate of single tax for the District, Curayax Oxy i IMPORTED eis UME EY How about that Hat won—or lost? Tue Passes Rozen GRerION, Bitven i ed otre ab ase © ood ts called at the White House today and had a tik 3s EA GOWN». Saree Dla arn ne | ta i pada -_ a. LISNEZ. Wire, ACKLTS AND CAPES. W; yi a % le te understood nat the appointments will .