Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1896, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1896—TWELVE PAGES. BUXTON MYSTERY No Certain Ray of Light Yet 11 RAILROADS. WASHINGTON, D.C., POST OFFICE NOYICKE. aay on from Station ‘comer of New | Should be read daily by all Interested, as changes <1 nd © street. wiay occur at any t f''Nocthwest, Vestibuled Limited | "FOREIGN MAILS for the ‘week ending Juno 13 3 this office as follows: close promptly at ‘Ta: LAN'TIC MAIL oe a aa OUR SHIRT WAIST SALE. ‘aa p.m. is and Indfauapolis, Vestt- role ad Espresa da 11:20 | Lain.s from New York, vie” Southemptaa Thrown On the Crime, Bate Seen) fe beta ton san Stenton tea oe eras eek ie York, ET eae tee A ° 1 h h - Senha and Soe Ooeoms 2095) TesbaS Tings 209, nm, ts mpuore. ger | BURIAL SERVICES OVER LITT, (At 10°35 p. Southwark, frov west be directed pm, for Ye for BELGIUM direct, per New York, via Antwerp. Letters Per Southwark.” (cyAt 10:55 rs.s. Germante,* from New 10:55 p.m. for 3.3. Zaandam, from 3 Letters must be directed “Per (At 10:55 p.m. for EUROPE, per ia. ‘fem New York, via Plymouihy Cher= Hainburg. We have secured from the Holzman Manufacturing Co. of Baltimore every lot of Ladies’ Shirt Waists they had on hand of tem dozen or less. What lady doesn’t know the Holzman Waist? [Every merchant in America—who wants to give tine best value—pays the extra price—and selis the Holzman Waist. So the utmost importance attaches to Calm and Determined Attitude of the Marylanders. . x10:00 23, 35:05, pam, | 12:10 and | t sessenendeseaseasetse: Sondengengegeadenteatoaseaseatoasenseage cote ANCE, SWITZ- TURKEY, SEARCH CONTINUED ; d ba, Tou $ this sale because THEY ARE HOLZMAN WAISTS. There are 250 dozen in tine purchase and we have Sand ay pointes ceees $ divided them into three lots— , 7:05 p.m. Sundays, 9 “Per Etruria! Staf Correspondence of ‘The Evening Star. 58 wither and way pointe, es eee Pet ROCKVILLE, Md., June 8, 1898. | & 2:0 9... a and Wremen, must t Two weeks ago this morning Gaithersburg | Pgs At 10:59 pein. for SEYuy | Was appalled and horrified by the murder- | % ington Janette reer raeiandses bees j ous assault upon the Buxton family. The ix : Those that are regular $1.75 and $2 Waists go into Lot 3 at = - - details of the crime have been too often recited to bear repetition now, but the burial yesterday of the youngest victim re- newed the intense desire for vengeance in the hearts of the people in Maryland and increased it a thousandfold. for Si New York, via “Per Clreassia. y and NAT Letters ui Pinisel ij Boston Those that are regular Those that are regular ¢ $1.00 Waists $1.25 & $1.50 Waists go into Let rat = - = gointo Lotzat->+-- But here it is—in the carly days of June—with the summer before you—that you can buy WHAT ARE ACKNOWLEDGED “TO BE THE BEST WAISTS IN THE WORLD—FOR LESS THAN THE ed matter, ETC.—German_steamers| The services were held in the M.E.Church eee . 4 3 days) Thursdays and} South, of which the little girl's family are They’re Percales—Dimities—Batistes—Zephyr Cloths—in those If it was the last of August it would be a big thing. members, she herself hi ‘ ‘ ing belonged to the Christian Endeavor Society connected with it. There was a very large attendance, and men and women alike renewed over the coffin the oaths they had already registered to do all in their power to bring her mur- ping Car he very neat and original patterns that are one of the famed features of the Holzman Waist. They've got that perfection of fit that no other Waist can boast. You can see they are all new—fresh—this sea- son’s styles—with the latest Bishop sleeves—and detachable and at- om New York cn cated 5 rs on att train ladcessed printed mat , 10:00 am, 42:00 noon. Sun- Lee eee ene ee stentententente eae ete dete eee oenentene eon se Lenco l on eae De Bo hose? Sunday. cSunday only. ‘ew York on Satur- in. cked from hotels and Company xExpr alled ‘for and SF gate pansion He has followed ir to Harrt execpt 'y clue, pursued every possible trail and 10 AM Y LINE.—Punman Bumtet Parlor Deeieee F stance that fo Harrtsturg. Parlor and Dining Cars, Ha lowed, ockh vt eutettere ime. Mind, d to the nt that he should appear to say the last few words over the bruised and wounded body of little Sadie Buxton. The sermon was like the preacher. He indulged in no panegyric or eulogy, and in the prayer which preceded it he clo- quently beseeched the Almighty to guide AGO AND ST, LOUIS EXY: $ : a as 4 LESALE os dict Penusylvanit Aincriewh and Frenehy line steamers Gaver toldustioe “ne wenmione rec as tachable collars. Not an old Waist among ‘em. WHOLESALE PRICE. 2 and Fig matter, & countries: eye ered by Rev. L. L. Lloyd, “Preacher” Has. 0. SCULL, MAILS FOR NTRAL AMERICA, | Lloyd, as he is affectionately and proudly <= Gen. Pass. Agt. Rane Lag rae MAICA per | Called by the people of Montgomery county. = —- —_— EET ees ee Ost 10-06 p.m. for BE-| He is a masterly man; his mind is broad: = PENSSYLVAMA RAILROAD. steamer, from ‘aud GUATEMALA per| his honesty is rugged. His Christianity All 1ZES==22 to 2 & and’ BS streeca LiZe, oo rings with the true, clear notes of faith and aa ° ee ees ‘ain, for Yervor, and he is as courageous in a phys. : + Harris iy Bee pan ie 1 as he is in moral sense. From the — — — a <u. £0 first moment that Gaithersburg ap- ae 5 LVANIA LIMITED -Poltman Jamates + from Baltimore. prised of the awful cane “Preacher Leva Shepitiz.” Dining ig meee Osetra toes Care a ‘ has devoted himself to the discovery of _ Louis, Cleveland and ‘Toledo. ’ Butet Parlor Etre those who perpetrated it. $ SAKS AND COMPANY, Pennsylvania Avenue and 7th Street. NY and NATAL, . from New York. Letters Ver Strathisia.” deletes must ar to Chicago. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleeping amd 1 rs to St. Louis and Sleep- ing Car Harrisbur from New Delcomyn, PORT ' ANTONIO, per steamer 7 = the people ari, and ve the: ong! onrontoetostoatonseatoetoetoafonteete Lae a a ae an ae a ane ea a ae aaa Sotioniett Sotgodipsteste lplietiolp 10:19 FM. EA EXPRESS. Pullman Sleep- DAY ubAt fim. for PORT AN-| ang LR en ee GUS aa mi rete Sire ‘zi Set de letioipttiolplptipelnleipioly Seleielclitictoty ar to Pittsbur; 2 a im Baltim x s s iS 1 de- Suess SSE i SES Saati ho stale ae : hee did AM. for ine ‘Canandaigua, Rochester and ae TH BRAZIL. p ivered we permuon: He treated of the Rs D = sara Fails dutly except Sunday. from Nev ara, Maran! enc evil the world and the problem O AM. Eintira and Renovo, daily, except EC bsticc ire ts of BRA that confromted every mind of why {tt was GEORGE McCAULEY HEL! mt erin Coe ar he NL dtsectead 7 permitted to exist, and then in a fine burst we mer re he declared that in the end God would lift all burdens and right all wrongs. Preacher Lloyd's sermon had evident effect. At the conclusion of the services the little coffin, preceded by six little girls dressed in white and carrying flowers, was taken to the grave in the cemetet fuunsport, " except Sa Washiugioa to Suspension DRTUNE: AYES, JACMEL Cuba, from > (oy At_ 102 Thentrical Managers, AL the fact that the pre- ‘and Notwit vailing MARTHA FINDAY (iat LAND, JAMAICA, GE His Desperate Attempt to Shoot an Officer. biey ze makes it a serious ion whether any system of summer ment can be profitably carried on from B, CHI TABASCO, 2 adjoining the church —— ay ate eA nea TUN ATAN per 8.4, ‘ay from | & 5 ashington, a couple of rival theatrical A and there were few dry eyes in the large : Re ite Rand of CUTA™ must he iitedted Per | crowd that slowly dispersed when the inter: | Bad Record of a Man Now in the Tolls ing, It 1s unders uranea.”” At 10:65 pm. for HAITL, CUM-| ment was concluded. teers to have a bitter battle over the question as Se sak ioe Ot REE ENO a ce cies aorta feet An Inquest in Progress. to who will present i with Pt a CURACAO, TIINID 1 “and 3 sf © Bond and his stock ¢ P.M. On Sunlas, ZUELA. CURACAO. JRINIDAD, BRILISH | and poor Httle body was removed cetne: ayane is 40, 10-09 and | to Gaithersburg Saturday Justice C. B. Ww pene Lae oe See an oe Baughman held an inquest. A jury was maeeas re remincs te SE eons ee Ofer !mpaneled, consisting of Hervey Giadhill, | George McCauley, who came so near end- 1 Pye on worse wonfounded,” Some time nao New “York, per Dorsey Trundell, Richard Miles, Harry | ing the life of Precinct Detective Sutton | jy was need that Bond we Sint GaND) tial Nowe Sock lL. B. Hayes, Richard H. Coombs, | Saturday morn $s pubis’ in Satur- | open in sion,” un manage- ; © by steamer close ut . Belt, Vpton Darby, Dr. 1. G. War- | da tar, Isr cane meusaiee reo at ager be e V. re } ei arane a above by rail to Roston a ¥ rous of all local crooks men w and ally entative his office daily ut mai in aged to fall Into the hands of th | Bor pr f Maryland. After old, and GREEK M Incipient War Between Two Rival | | | | | eee : eorge is now ni sixty ye ment with the ation that he for Cuba (except those for & emains, Dr. E. ison | George i ea sk i ich are foreurd¢d vin New York), | cs wound that caused Sadie’s | he has served more than twenty-five years | would bring out 3 nova company An) ‘ IND ALS bm, for forwarding | death, and an adjournment was had until | in various prisons. As am educator of boys | “Confusion” at the ional Theate = sailing Mondays and “Yhursdays from | next “Thar n va sar this | te same date, Mr. F . The character of the me osing the | if the mysterlous ways of the burglar this | 0° a Contract with Mr. . 7:20 AM. and Se ERIC, | Over biads union, apcialiy pe a tera aT ieoo toe reel ahant proved a-success| alsough many of | ain ac lares that the Snndays, 9:05 A.M. a for di h by steamer, close at this y and the calm deliberation with which ‘ ie aChave | Ted Me Bucldier | s tg Rania 0A | MY es Acme wate the” cate Passurra a thorgush anf caretat | geesed penitentiary sentences, ‘here ave | Grd Opera” House Blackwell’s Genuine day. Sundays, 9: 3 R ACTEIC MAILS. ase assures ore and careful | served penitentiary sentences. ere are | Gran Dm ‘oust Express for Richm: from San Francisco, close here dafly up to June 9, | involved in It, A sen Dschaps (fle. Dove nent: Oe ean 1 to his contrac ‘ fi $0" fort pervades the community. In whlch the deed | WhO owe thelr Jowntal’ and imprisonment | aero on trom New omplete la for HAWAII, per s.a. Australia, from Yan vous community In which the deec Sale ! ce $ r Be 1’: o y +h} ancisco, cloe here daily up to June 10, at 6:30 | Was committed and the larger sur- adGaL Gepat an Bene Been PM. rounding it in every direction. de- t, and Ar ip tapa nad e z= fo peg cee: | Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, per s.s. Olympta, and for ¢ lustice for the sp ALA * x the theater had been engaged for June . { from Tacoma, close ‘ere dally up to Jane 15, at eee ee dustlee for ena w aoe the | street See a RanoD SOuchTulebunears. | ‘or a commencement, and that ano ‘You will find one coupon inside each 2 ounce bag and two coupons inside each 4 ounce bag. il Rocrist Spl less vigorous or determined, but there Is no | ror Detective Carter and late Det night in the s eek would t Buy @ bag, read the coupon and see how to get your share of §250,00 in presents. inclination now to jump at conclusions and | tive Cox captured MeCa’ and his g to the same n affair. He sa: 7 visit punishment upon any one who can- | tyr the lasterol ery ment ‘This edu- | he was paying #100 royalty on “Conf jMalla for 4 rot the Wat | not be rightly connected with the tragedy. | cator of thieves always e: i a fond- | ooo ae ene ear t with Air. ae ——— = 3.00. | anstralia, Ww ia Europes, NE : ue. sluding | 4nd made another tapley. 13. 7-00. 7:20, 9-10, 10-52 and | ZEALAND. HAWAM, FLL and SAMOAN ISLANDS, Keeping Up the Search, Less for ‘stealing weapons, including | 40d made another wi Oreos HOME AND FOREIGN Missioxs. | PRESCRIPTION 4387, FOR np een een < . Alameda, from San Francisco, close here x knives and pistols, which he used to @ fa ihatlaGs ond series s 10 aud 10-54 v. itily up to June 29, at 6:30 P.M. ib). There is no diminution in the efforts of | fis "fsngwerg with, in addition to selling Bane COURT AT peer eo ee ecu aeete Serre ae ae and is streets, where orders | ,, Walls for AUSTRALIA. except West Australia, | the Gaithersburg people to discover the | Mint ucu taising a fund, Would appear at the National Theater | Comtinuation of jeeting ers | HAWAIL and FIJI ISLANDS (speci: i sd seared | &: Tr announcement, without Sostpone- Ladies’ Society. © ing of baggage to destina- ae aay funy Wane : criminal or crimina‘ Deputy Sheriff Hor- | ‘This morning when the prisoner appeared | 0S MaeRCT f th Athen oe é 5 % . “hotels aud residences, = Fader ban los aoe ee ton Thompson made another arrest “yes-|at the bar of justice in Judge Miller's | Ment on account of the weather or other! ‘The annual meeting of the Woman’s| The prescription of one of Washingion’s oldest VOST. JR woop, « aoa , : Perey ae lanin, [court he looked twenty years younger | Mundane cau Home and Foreign Missionary Soclety of | #™d most cmlteat physicians, Tt iustautly relieves soe General Pass. Agt. Mails for the SOCIETY ISLANDS, per ship Tropic | t€Tday, taking Into custody and placing | (han when he was arrested in 1SS4. At — the Methodist Episcopal Church South, | (ia Cotr SeATION, HEA ak, NEUBAL- 3 a i ey Fa Franctsco, close Lere daily up to | in the Rockville jail a man named Edward | that time he had the appearance of being Work of the Robber Crow. as se Rinunt! Varnes 1 au tee eee ee A ee, Ee “4 2: June 24, at 6:30 P.M. Neale, a cousin of George Neale, and the |in the last stages of consumption, and 80 | qy the Haltor of The Evening Star: each enee cage asian | stin Aproves CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. ICANN Ae VAIL are forwarded to. the | third of the family now in custody for sua- | certain were the officers tl he could not | “io, akert ene Place Church, was resumed this morning Seatth ee tag TEROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY 1 | fe arranged on the presumption of thelr uniutes | pected knowledge of the crime. The: live many months that he was not photo- Does 1 make ithe SoHOwing SUBEeS Ts Tg o1clock= system. F J LB rupted over be mare arrests probably this wee graphed for the rogues’ gallery. But he | tion: Great objection 1s made against the| “phe president, Mrs. M. D. Wightman, | PHARSIACY, : ri AMERICA, ALL TRAINS VESTIBULED, | “lay Registesed m same day. | if State's Attorney Kilgour carri served his term of four years and returned | poor persecuted sparrow that he drives| ocoupicd tho chair. Devotional exercises ° ak (b] egistered Is ie day. 7 di i y PxXC! e1 Cr and sp 5 MD SCN- | awaw o, i i uj said ELECTING LIGHTED, STEAM MEATED, att. 1) Hegre mal ec ayhyP amie Se, | Ceamtnation here, at Revie Wesmendcy | cease” AMA Se Celgigal [NAY (cOck rebina and other biria. Bu | were conducted Uy alte Brandow ef oe | Wine By eo egistered Tall closes pM, previo e si ced by Judge eects G 5 . : wi MEALS SERVED IX DIVING CARS STA-| (2) [Rckisteral mall closes LEM. Tues, aot Sues, | the evidence said to have been already se. | Goust, George used some profanity and in- With the eye of an old sportsman, I have | north Alabama conference. ame the . ‘ Je JAMES P. WILLETT, Postmaster cured against Randolph ant Neale may be | formed the judge that he could stand on | observ that the greatest enemy of After the reading of memorials of Mrs. XPress. wines seusl= TION SIXTH AND B STREETS. ——=——— ——— = === then developed. his head for the length of time he had | robins, cat birds, thrushes and large black- Juliana Hayes and Mrs. D. H. MeGarock, ly 8 OCEAN TRAVEL. The Tramp Evil. been sentenced to serve. birds | in our public parks is the “robber! who at the time of their death were presi- ay Aft dodond N . F crow. f neeerrs acs, ctively, nf have «pore Tne Buxton crime has excited in the : a feeee a charge of} Yearly they nest in the tall trees in the | T3Rt, and, Secretary, respectively, of the Sree Bam os eeanspolls breasts of all the people living in Mont-| When he was called today ‘tive | CaPltol, Agricultural, Smithsonian, Sol-| Carolina and M. B. Chapman of Baltimore ed to from TO-KALON Hot Springs: Parlor cars Cine gomery county another sentiment, and that | attempted murder oe pause tie nee diers' Home ai 1 other grounds ond keep were introduced to the meeting and the iat aioe ee ath to Chteazo. “ ri 2 TURDAY FOR | is a determination to put a stop to the | Sutton the officer exhibited two i up constant predatory excursions robbing | former made a few remarks. oben ee rae ee ee DERRY. tramp evil, which now exists in such | and an unusually large knife, Lawyer John she nests of smaller binds: not only of eggs, | The report of the board of Jocal manage: | TO-KALON WINE CO., aninate © iene > 3 s is Nel ended nd at his re- of the fiedglings. ave secn a robber} ment at Nashville gave rise to long an a Leaington sod Louisville flows, change, Pall alarming proportions, The turnpikes and | B. O'Neill defended de paratsd. Tieut, | TOW tear young roblns from their nest | desultory discussion. during which the | _614 14th st.‘ 8, Joti 208 Tharsdsys and Saturdays. Daily PRS. Cabin, country toads, tho lence end by-paths are | quest the witnes Se. hicholas Mile, (20d fy away with them when the two chair scveral times called the atiention of 7 si Observation — ear. . $20 and $35." Ss followed by a steady procession of idle, aAmieereug payors Sut‘on's life, were in| nt birds were literally upon his back. | the speakers to the fact, as she said, that Buy at Siccardi’s Gat Vie Do niesd oEAETS AT LOWES i CORUES lazy, worthless tramps, as ready to steal| Court to tell of their coanection with the ason 1 witnessed a battie royal be-| they did not “talk to a@ point,” and she Only rail line. bes ns ROLHE , “= oe inte iat as they are to beg, and ‘in many cases only u tween a crow and blackbird In the Agri-| finally grew so weary of the dchate that For Gordonsville, Bowling Greer :N-T are AND PAY LESS MONBY. E Chartottes- ae y ww. # | Wanting opportunity to enforse their im- secuting witness told the court | cultural grounds over a nest within 150] she refused to allow the floor to any one 500 Switehes at $1.60, fauntom and for Richmond, daily, except ele e A LG Ce “bavur’ | portunities with violence. Farmers ‘n> A Aas leading up to Me-|¥ards of the building. In this case the | who wanted to talk on the subject.” The 875 Switches at $2.50. mescstatten ua tietets’ aul egseeoka can oce = = longer leave their women folks unprotected | Cauley’s arrest, saying there had been two | Blackbirds were: finally victorious through | matter was at last gotten Tid of by re- FS LE a 513 and a Pennsylvania avenue, 1110 American Line. at the house when they go forth into the} pockets picked in market early in the morn- aid of recruits who came flocking at the | ferring the report to the coi - mw., and a: the si fields, and light-hearted, careless girls have cry of distress to the rescue. given up their excursions y -Caule y culties of the Epworth League and Juvenile 1,000 Front Pieces from $1.00 upward. New York-Sonthampton (London-Parts) ing, and when he saw McCauley and a boy € e BW. FULLER, z ~ ; to neighbors’ | named Haynes from Alexandria be natural | These crows also prey on the eggs and! Missionary Societies. Shampooing, Hairdressing and Mauicuring by myIs ___ General Passenger meee sere vege Bear Steamiatines places, save under escort of parent or ieunpectoaltiabine iamraoniething of the | Young of pigeons and sparrows—as any of President Gibson read the fourth | first-class artists, SOUTHERN RAILWAY. June 10.10 am[St. Paul--July 1, 10 am | brother. Quietly and unobtrusively, but | &,Susbected proceeded to get from him | the watchmen about the Capitol will bear | annual report of the Scarritt Bible and M. Si di PIEDMONT SCLIN, sSat-.Jane 13.10 am/Poris.Sat-July 4 10 am | none the less effectually, a campaign | an explanation of his presence there. witness—and perhaps this last piece of | Training School at Kansas City, but which, - Siccaral, edule in effect May 1T, 1896. Sew, York. June 17,10 um) New YorkJuly 8. 10 am | against the tramps is being organized in ‘i = s questionable good service will incline many | howev was the first made to the mis- 711 11TH ST., next to Palais Royal. All trairs arrive ued leave at Pennsylvania pas- | St. Louis. June 2: (St. Louls 15.100 | Montgomery county, and. befure. many Drew a Pistol. to tolerate these rapacious scoundrels. sion erie Be was elsoaeeen Sn AR A 5 ak Saale x. 4-208 serger station. eam "|New York July 20, loum | days have passed the roving gentry, which | SfeCauley objected to being interrogated | I have been inclined to the belict that | noon, when business Jeremy cy) (iat eee a ee S:00 A.M.—Dally.—Local for Danville. Couneets saa | Rave hitherto found this section of Mary-| in this manner, saying he had done noth- | these robber crows are a distinct variety—| the ensuing half hour given to devotional | {Tah .waaa an aaaaasaananma rer irae eee alae Red Star Line. land such a hospitable fleld for operation, | ing. and was tired of ting annoyed by the | Being less in size than ihe common ira, | exercises, When a Tecess was taken until? | ¢ éaliy. with Chesupeake and Obio daily NEW YORK TO ANTWERP. Will probably find themselves confronted | police. When Lieut. Amiss appeared and | 2d having longer tail and wing teathers,|P-™ mbling the board will take up | 4 OO €e er. for the Clifton Forge. Wus....Wednesday. June 10, 9:39 a.m. | with something very much like the “shot-| Bivised the criminal to go with the officer | 8nd also having all the agility and rapid| On reassemb! Aisa in China.” » AR _ THE. UNITED STATES FAST AND. Wednesday, June 17, noon | gun quarantine” enforced vown south | 24V¥ise & flight of the hawk. the subject of “Missions in China. MATL, Carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers, New York - Wednesday, June he refused to go, and, with an oath, de- clared that he would dle rather than re- turn to prison. At this juncture he attempted to raise a noon m. and Washington to Tot! cksonville, uniting at Char- yith Pallman Sieceper for Angusta; also Pull- Sleeper New York to New Orleans. via Mont- i at Atlanta with Puliman Sleep- when yellow fever is raging. The citizens out in Montgomery are intelligent and law abiding, and they know that harsh meas- At this season of the year they are very secretive, seldom making a call, but go silently from thicket to thicket seeking WAS AN ACCIDENT. -Wednesdas, July 1, 2 AVIGATION COMPAN North River. Piers 14 und 15, ew York to Tampa, annah and Jackson: via Birming- mu Atinara and ilway Dising Car Gri WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVIS- xeept Sanday, and 6:25 p.m. if reservation and 11 and 1300 Pennsylvania wavia railroad passenger and at Pennsyl GREEN, General Supt. ‘Traiie Manager. . Pass. Agent. Agent Pass. Dept. K, L. S$. Brown. Gen. \C RIVER BOATS. RANDALL pyToMag _IIVER LIN} xpel Point and € Jays about 9 p.m. S. RANDALL, Proprietor and Manager. GEv. VU. CARPINTE! IVER LANDINGS, . Ferry Wharf. Ss and Saturdays at 7 jay and Nomini thence eorge’s, Smith leaves Nomini rnoon for river landings, arriy- Saturdays for river landings Friday morning. comini Creek and St. Clement's Bay; returnt ves Sunday afternoon. In effect Nor. 4, 1 (wol-tf) C. W. RIDLEY, Gen. Man. white dresses, laces and Prices reasonable. Call MADAME LERITZ ink Toca Fan apeeialee Taal = palmist parti ayy re ‘t_week. Tt tthe. Je8-6t Parlor PARLOI AUTONOMY, Belief That the Administration Has an Understanding With Spain. Gen. Bradley T. Johnson, who is in Ha- vena as the representative of a syndicate of American newspapers, writes that it is repcrted from Madrid, and generally be- lieved in Havana, that the United States end Spain have arrived at an understand- ing in regard to the Cuban affairs that the former government shall intervene and in- duce Gomez and aceo and the Cuban republic to lay down their arms and ao- cept autoncmy on the basis of peace—the United States to be compensated for this service with a reciprocity treaty with Cuba, free government in Cuba and free trade with the United States. Although Impossible to obtain official ver- ication of this astonishing report, there are many people here who believe it has a sood and reasonable basis. These people assert positively that important secret ne- gotiations are in progress between the United States and the Spanish governmeyt for a settlement of the Cuban troubles, and that they have not yet reached a state of completion to justify their character being made public. It is also stated that the President’s desire to avoid any public an- nouncement that might jeopardize the suc- cessful issue of the negotiations In progress was the main reason why the executive in- formed the Senate that it was not compat- ible with public interests to inform that body of the correspondence that has passed in regard to the Competitor affair. cUnAN An Early Decision in Not Looked for by Justice brewer. The prediction by the Lordon Speaker of an early decision by the Venezuelan boun- dary commission respecting the boundary line between Venezvela and British Guiana is not shaved by those conversant with the facts In the case. Justice Brewer, the president of the commission, does not think the commission will render an opinion at an early day. The Venezuelan case, re- cently presented to the commission, was in the Spanish text, and this is being trans- lated into English, and but a portion of it has been received from the translators. The evidence contained in the Venezuelan side of the controversy may contain some facts which demand further investigation, which would be a factor in delaying the preparation of the report. Besides this, there is talk among the members of the commission looking to the securing of sum- mer quarters at some northern resort, which is another indication that the early decision is not at all likely. Minister An- drade of Venezuela does not look for a de- cision before the fal. . ——+e+___ Naval Officers to Be Ordered Away. A number of naval officers on duty in this city at present will be ordered away in the near future. Capt. F. A. Cook, as- sistant to the chief of the bureau of navi- gation, will be given a sea command. Lieut. Commander B. D. F. Heald of the same bureau will be transferred to the Naval Academy. Lieut. R. T. Mulligan has been ordered to the New York, Lieut. C. P. Perkins to the Wabash and Lieut. H. A. Field to the Monterey. ———- o—____. For Divorce. Lydia C. 8S. Creyke today petitioned for divorce from Rolf Creyke, the papers in the case being withheld from publication. Just then it was noticed that he was about to point the pistol at Sutton’s stom- ach, but Lieut. Amiss-and Special Officer Miles grabbed it in time to point it toward the ground and send the bullet against the bricks instead of sending it through the officer's body. vox On the way to the station McCauley re- peated his threats, and the officer, thinking he might have another weapon’ on him, searched him right there in the street and found on him the second revolver and the big knife. When the station was_ reached the prisoner changed his tune. He then cried instead of making: threats, and in- sisted that he had not ‘intended to harm the officer. But it was’ too late for him to repent. When Judge Miller had heard Lieut. Amiss’ version of the affair he wanted to know something of McCauley’s record. The officers all knew of him and his record, and Hack Inspector Graff said that his last arrest was made for: following the cashier of a theatrical troupe to rob him. The boy who was with him Saturday says he had done nothing wrong, but Me- Cauley had been telling him of how some boys had robbed stores for him, and how he had kept them in money and clothing. He said he had been treated to strong drink and cigarettes, and that McCauley had also treated him to a trip down the river. Since his last release from prison, the officers told the court, the prisoner has spent some time at the Hampton Soldiers’ Home, and since March he has lived in Alexandria. Judge Miller held him in $2,000 security to await the action of the grand jury. There was a charge of vagrancy and sus- picion against him, and this case was con- tinued for sentence. In default of bail the prisoner was committed to jail. -_ sa Disagreed to All Conference Reports. The House sat until 7:30 o'clock Saturday evening, and debated conference reports on the Indian, District of Columbia and naval appropriation bills, insisting upon its disagreement te all of them. the dear little wild Virginia rabbits, who have colonized in the Capitol and Agricul- tural grounds, and vainly tried to observe Ged’s injunction to increase and multiply and fill the earth. No sooner do they get a brood of young than the wild hobo cats who infest the grounds begin to prey upon them, and in a short time the whole family of young are spirited away. War should be waged upon these vaga- bend cats to complete extermination, and not only should the breeding of rabbits be encouraged, but squirrels should be intro- duced ard provided with quarters and pro- tected. What a godsend it weuld be to the dear little children who frequent the grounds, and who would frequent them in greater numbers, if rabbits and squirrels abounded there for them to feed and watch. A variety of squirrels might be intro- duced, as the northern black and red and the Virginia gray and uthern fox. A start might be made from the stock n at the zoo. OBSERVER. = Oleomargurine Cases. Because of the absence from the city of Judge Cole, District Attorney Birney did not call W. O. Lusby and Israel C. Kol- lock, convicted recently of violating the oleomargarine laws for sentence today. Judge Cole will not return until Wednes- day, and Mr. Birney will not, of course, ask’ that sentence be imposed on Lusby and Kollock until the judge returns. Sentence, however, will be Imposed on the men some day during the present week, Thursday or Friday, it is thought. : eae ee Incorporation Papers. Articles incorporating “The Sisters of Notre Dame of Namur” were filed today by Sisters Mary Euprasia, Saint Agnes, Teresa of the Sacred Heart, Hermance Joseph and Cornelia. The objects of the association are the Ilterary and industrial education of young girls aud the relief of the poor by alms and works of charity. 4 CHALLENGE r Oflice, 6 Bowling Green, N. ¥. | ures taken against tramps will cause those Bete tai d by one of { their helpless prey. The Bicycle Rider Was Not Careless, 4 less ice and are foe Bigminghats. Mewphis and St. Lows, GEO. W. MOSS. Agent, coming into this section hereafter to give | Reavy, cane, which was grabbed by one O° | Someone on the watch or police force Said Witnesses, any in the world. (ie Fg rl En vet Penn. ave. the county @ wide berth, and they pro-| ycchuley the latter went down. As he | Should be authorized to fire them out, ex- This morning in Judge Kimball's court a ed eT FG Dahir. —Lacal for. Chavlottonette bose to take such measures. Tose from the sidewalk his hand was in terminate them—“leaving not a rack be- wouhe sah Kitna Gnas Mig eae is —— s front trousers pocket, an e a : nae e pers, Dining ‘Cavs and Day UP IN VENEZUELA COMMISSION. shouted: “Look out; he’s got a pistol.” Now one word more, and in behalf of | given a hearing on a charge of failing to jew York to Ashe- have his bicycle under control, and also with conducting his wheel in @ manner so as to collide with a pedestrian. This al- leged violation of the law occurred at the intersection of Pennsylvania svenue and ith street Saturday. Miss Annie Lencers, colored, was knokcked -lown and her mar- keting was scattered about the concrete pavement. It appeared from t testimony of Po- cemen Hodges that the young man was ing one Wheel ani nolding another. When he got near the track a cable car yeared, and there was a vehicle on the side near him. When ihe car came along, the officer said, the wheeiman had to quicken bis speed in order to get out of the way. Had he gone at the slow rate of peed at which he was already riding the able car would have struck him, and had allen from the wheel the vehicle would 1 probability have been injured, so he ened to cross the car track, and the Wheel which he was riding struck Miss Landers and knocked her down. / She said she did not hear the wheelman call “Look out” to her. A witness who appeared for the defend- ant said he thought the young woman waiked into the wheel and was to blame fer the accident. The policeman said that the young man acted gentle and expressed a willingness to pay * damages he might © caused. In his own behalf the young man sald that the accident was unavoidable, and that he had his wheels under control at all times. “When I saw I could not get out of the way I called to the woman, ‘Look out,” he said, “and then the wheel I was riding struck her basket.” Judge Kimball, commenting on the case, said that riders of bicycles are in the habit of yelling “Look out” to pedestrians. The wheelmen have not the right of way at crossings, and they are the ones who should lock out. Pedesirians h: the right of way at cr In this case, the cour: id, there was some | doubt about the guilt of the defendant, and the charge was dismissed. H. HOPKINS, 933 FS ve a Photo to have attractively kK delivered free of ss. Ave. N. E. A DELICIOUS BEVERAGB At all Soda Fountains T. THE LIBRARY PHARMACY, Pa HIRES Rootheer is pure in substance, easy in prepa- ration, satisfactory in drink- ing, beneficial in effect. Made only by The Chactes F. Hires Co... Philadeiphilm ‘A Boe. package makes 5 gallons. 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