The Washington Bee Newspaper, September 13, 1902, Page 3

THF WASHINGION BF = ee ~~ sae waieneniciores = ee ORTHWEST | JUDGE Was InviGNaw’. i THE POW ER GF LOY E| Ri AIL ROADS, HOTELS—#ALTIMOKK ‘OTHE Lia < at ————— | . ; A And Just Because Mr. Selomon, a Lone = Ba —s = REANDANNAPOLIS SHORT |] ag 1 eu ander (all | [e don Haberdasher, Believed in a y STATION. 5 Advertising. It Proved Stronger Than Devotion | ‘ When the defendant appeared the to Her Church. OGA HOTER, 5 | | i agistrate, reports London Tit-Bits, Sere - 4 | he said: | aid A. H. Col i Established 36 years ago. The |. “Prisoner, you are charged with hav- | MS Bomance-of a Nun Who Formed one, Penerietne. | largest wholesale store ofthe most | ing climbed up the statue of the duke Cia ee ee Seca nten = cic | exquisite, taultless wines and dis- | of Wellington, put a pair of braces Hi sia rere, : New Ma oa tillates | (240 kinds inal.) At Chris. | over his shoulders, and a placard call- sisi anagement ander’s moderate prices it is im- | ing attention to your establishment, es te a eae Bar Stocked W ‘j + 2E AND OHIO} possible that others can compete _| where similar ones may be purchased.” |__Living in Uti = a happy wife wath The: Vines ‘ie Abe | in quality and purity with any of “Well, sir,” replied the offender, with | W22 Was 4 nun for 20 years of her lite, | ported Wines, Liquows and RAILROAD. { his good. Notably so as to his Settee — - “of gorse, | | When she was known as Sister Rita. Cigars. a | liquors. None that contain fusel |®> *peratiating simile, “of gorse, 1) Mrs. Patrick Keat tation ¢ | A ‘ 2 SseS eS. he is now Mrs. Patrick Kea on, : a ton fr = st . orner of poison ere adenisted en tate Massa: —- get * ng eh . a = Ser huste cl ios Terms : $1.50 to $2.00 pe: day. a ee chusetts Avenue Warehouse an - Re On eee ee a nda fl r go and Northwest, *10.50 a. m., hence the safest kinds only are | is . sternly, “you hung round his rie eurnins git » sg Si ocrer H #7 to $12 per weer. . obtainable by his patrons at his | neck a lot of ties, and attached to one | *#e™ with the labor of his hands. ‘oward and Saratoga Streets, ’ St. Louis and Louisvill Love proved stron ing and her educa ber devotion to the chure than her vows. As a child, says the New York World, eee her thoughts had turned toward the a y church, When she was in Nazareth RESTAURANTS—NORTHWEST, i convent, in Rochester, she determined ———m to take the veil, to devote her whole life to the simple, self-sacriticing LEECH 4 work of a sister of charity. She was er than her train- BALTIMORE, MD ronger than ; stronger sale store 909 7TH ST. N. W. (No branches) Phone 1425. Oars to and from ali Depots Pass the Hote & sn | New Hone Sewing Machine (i.| ..Hovse Painter.. to ts9. m// ORANGE, MASS.— 2 Halon Square, N.Y. Chicago, Hl. St. Louis, Mo. ( Panta, Ga. Dallas, Tex. Sar Feancisco,Cai_ || Painting, Graining, Glazing,"Kalsomin as ____FOe Sak BY. +} ing, Wall Painting, Paper hanging i, 3.35, $9.00, tio.s0, a. m. 5.30 p.m a : 17 when she was graduated, and took §9.00 a. | eee Siaiineeic fis iii Floor staining, and Waxing. the vows at once. | ; p.m P § 5 — As the years went on and Sister Rita } \ | BM TE “S508 oe + mn gg the religious order no suggestion of 30 Pp. m. Wis £ ih a ar Sk at eeeeatara E - p 1004 20 St. Washington, D.C fegret entered her pure mind. She 3 ; fst hapa siee Sheeting Gallery felt that she possessed something far Cor 19th & L sts, spy PL AND —= better than the pleasures of the world. ee (POOL. ROPE | rene ecciccass an She was happy in her close communion NORTHWEST X1.35, %§.00, X4.00, X4. 30, 4.35, with the church, in the simple, austere life, in the work expected ef her. 4 In the course of duty she was as- Harper Wiskey a Specialty signed to the Roman Catholic Orphan asylum at Auburn, which is under the care of the Sisters of St. Joseph, and for 17 years she helped care for the little children. She looked forward «IQUOR DEALEK® with happy content to being buried at the end of a long life which she knew © BALTIMORE was useful in the black garb of a nun. It was long after Sister Rita was made housekeeper of the institution WHITE DALY, & that the change came over her, and it was brought about by Patrick Keat- bi DISTILLER, L.15, 3.00, £3.30, 5.05, in 6 ee oe 225 Pa. ave. & 212 B st., n. w- Senter a Aes Reems, 26, 3, 506, Cents 4 4 HINES & G0 TO ALM. Specs!) ana| WWm. TA. Luee, Pro,| unperTakERs, EMBALMERS nd 1.45 P.M. - se MADE DER GOMBLAINT HIMSE SAM UEL G. ST cWART FUNERAL DIRECTORS of his hands a number of pairs of ten- Pintsch light. ~ ‘a ' nis shoes.” New York Bos- SALOON 2 1315 14thSt.N.W., Washington,D, “Does shoes is first-rate,” said the as (Pint). as 1141 7th St.,bet L & MSts., NW | — defendant. “I vould like to sell youa pair. See. Hoo) Glité WbisRey 4 sreciaiy COLUMBUS “You also,” continued the magis- 10.00 o'clock.) and all the Poplar Brands — trate, consulting the indictment, “ob- +12.20, noon, | ’, structed the thoroughfares and creat- The largest glass of Henrich’s} HAITTER AND MEN?S|ed a disturbance by placing a paper BEER IN THE CITY. collar and a top-hat on the statue in atone entete FURNISH ER, questio Not only that,” went on the magistrate, “but you endeavored Sunday. §Sunday only fer Co., on or- f yivania Ave- ; ‘ aes to put on a coat and vest, with a 3 e Aca eet ete EAN k MURRAY Latest Styles in Neckwear ec a Reare~arsese SB i Baltimore, Md. i 3 Gloves, Hosiery,$ Suspen- them as worn by the duke of Welling- > : a ders &c. Latest fall Derbys ton for 18s. 6d." Now, this is most ; it Whulesale and Reta improper and reprehensible.” i pean I $:.00 and up. “Dot's right, sir,” said Mr. Solomons, i esapea C Dealer In delightedly. “Pitch into me, ef you ; AND OHIO 1s che place where you will get} please. Spheak loudt, so dose noos- es ee Fine th worth jof your money. Call and] baper vellers gan hear you,” and he : ; aM The ag RAILWAY. in ectour goods. ONE PRICE. smiled benignantly upon the report- La a CHE GRANDEST SCENERY IN| WA7iNOS&; ANDEST SC 224 P ji yood gracious!” thundered the LL TRAINS VESTIBULED, 337 Pennsylvana, Ave. trate, a frightful idea struck Sane Serrenentetoncetarineasannassironn C LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED, = , “is it possible you have the audac- WHOLESALE “ARS ON THROUGH pepe an beens aimee - “| ity to use the machinery of this court 5 N SIXTH AND B STREE1 as an advertising dodge?” : san advertising doc — alist Liquoer:} Dunis & kiados. Poets didota iti" exclaimed (the LIQUOR DZALERA « Lexington, Lousy: BS . 1 hard times a man must advertise, sir. j Re. mo Knvre Srzzxa, i S| aus emi Ke [Ss on : : W Sunday. Parlor Cars Washingies, . 3) {¢ HARD ON PROFESSOR. SISTER RITA WAS SHOCKED, Alexandria, ' Va, } ago u, ian sleepers to Clb OUR CANDIES MADE DAILY. | Chieaso tnveatigator Pat some | INE. driver for the grocery firm of P. , - fle without Hs iL = evitt & Co., from whom asylum sup xing’ “Hot es e| Karl Xander Eric Ata Saye po. an Un sis Gece CAPENE CER Tee eee oe” OLD DOM.wION mi | ” Sle 18 Seventh Street, Northwest eee ; sary for er Rita to talk to thede- | BYE AND MOUNT VERN i ' k about tt WHISKIES A SPECIALTY. eding some measly pork fo: ivery clerk about the groceries. She . i; IMPORTER, WASHINGTON, D. C. Needir me measly pork for the had talked to many of them, but they e purpose of dem trichina to had been only clerks to her. a | Rectijler and Wholesale and and for Richmond = Keating is tall and strong and good : etail Dealer tn sor requ = ad = esapeake and | * ' piece of meas rl t time | been upon He breathed the at- Avenue eo some of the diseased meat was found | ™°sPhere of freedom. , Cab | in the stor about him suggested a bas The butcher said that he oeeasional- | Meled life to the c! hee é . He fell in love with the (your own selection) to every sub- s vy came across trichinous pork, and 1y 1e i 1 Scriber, Only 50 cents a year, H.W. FULLER, | that he always threw it away, but | 5ister Rita, and the obstzcles only in- | General Passenger Agent, I! . : creased the strength of Psd at sion c ner ees Wholesale Grocer, Ses i ade eter eis Eek ‘Sa : j that had its foundation upon a strong : and true friendship. It takes cour MAGAZINE or a good Catholic to ask a black- ter to become ife ‘nak Seat. A LADIES’ MAGAZINE. ta was shock a persistent wooer. He made ul colored plates; latest he naking economies ; tancy t that she loved b his class in biol ¢A FREE PATTERN SHAN, axD Parties contemplating going : hand H sts, $.W. | into the grocery business will ve : ql g y business wi oe a ——— LIQUORS do well by visiting this firm. Liyuors, and Cigars t she hints; fiction, ete. Sub- iV ees te anepiei ae ; d ge. for latest copy. : x i nat in g : Send for terms oft st brands, 1530—32 7th Street N. W. 454 Penn Ave. of grave sin. She could never Simple, Up-to- t — him because of th ; date, Economical and bsolutely R BEER DAILY him because of th mn VOWS Perfect-Fittieg Paper Patterns, { had tak 1 es rca Agent for Southern Bouquet WASHINGTON, D. C. > D D. ee — = a Be P. MEEHAN, Prop Whiskey. Bre mee : : were ti — yA DENTY SIMMS & CO. g -Edward Murphy-- JAMES THARP, poeta st acde- Importer _— Dealer in Foreign She was making as achild of ten. The the vught that she would ever ove a man and not even been ty. Keating yet in everything save was far older than she. All Seams Allowed and Perforations show the Basting and Sewiag Lines Only 10 and 15 cents each—none higher Ask for them.” Sold in nearly every city and town, of by mail from THE McCALL Co., * 183-115-117 West 3ist St, NEW YORK. t to marry him hac as a possib Domestic ui ligt, INES. AND. Liquors, | WW OOd ther Lynch, her spiritual advise: nd 7 —AND— 831 14th Street Northwest. 812 F STREET, N. W. told him the w : “ BERKLEY n coal | “WE SENT IT DOWN ; sa TEL: Pure Rye Whiskey; | promised to keep the next piece for ‘I The lover and the woman won the 1 victory over the nun. it finally agreed to marry K church authorities g About six months Si with Rev. Father James J. Hick- ctor of the Holy Family church Te NE 8 ae the professor. in Auburn, and the n ee Spal eas Me Full weight guaranteed. Promptness| several weeks later no trichinous | fore Bi ‘ i ouis J Kessel Ce 1 asa i our motto, | meat having arrived at the laboratory, i ' 4 s a S = , ur , the professor became impatient, anc MeQuade made car s 1519 4th St., N. W. Washin .C i I Neorg p aominte matelcere BUY THE 519 4 . shington, D.C called at the butcher's store to learn | tigati and decided to rele: | the orter of and Dealer in | ——— —| The clerk, so r | Tr Wines & Liauors HME. St May Tribune, at once arid thet suoh spies | gay the back gar ally for medicnal and tamily j} “Didn't I ask you to keep it forme?” They were quietly marri SEWING MACHINE WILL | angrily inquired the disappointed pro-| and w to Auburn to live, m IRD and TREMONT, Pure Offer special indncement to classes “What Me cause of the delay. Rita from her vows 2 rts the Chicago | her marr Whiskies, ifs 302 Exchange Place, * Cur Specialtiom hanic stree © with it?” ; Do not be deceived by those who ad- : : : ' hiskies. in reading, music and singin Al for you as we] Ca ie people of the ¢ (eet vertise a $60.00 Sewing Machine for . : gong. aes : Y’ WHISEER, pelt $20.00. Thiskind ofamachine can. | &°° ‘al musical and yocal instrection | answered the puzzled clerk. | the apos R YREAERY’S OWL 5S guranteed. Sohn Eputa’s music book | e to Utica, where they are BAKER’S PURB e@YB 1 Be hae couple « \ Ss » r } be bought from us or any of sur a | 4 ; r li WHISKEY, HUES ALE ONLY. Gealers from $15.00 to $18.00, re pao ea —e ees ormation » with the other e other mes Has Many Fellow-Sufferers, $ . | ee | WE MAKE A VARIETY. | | THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.) APPLY 10-————— uth Street Northwest. ee mamereen, 2 3) ate ee is Sing: Sing. tanue « AND HO8S AND weekly paper. A recent issue con- The Feed determines the strength or | al, \ aa Washington, D. C | eS ‘a of Sewing Machines, . The M D a . tor ‘ tained the following bit of news and PATAPSOO CLUB WHIEEES js 4 pat i: | Double Feed combined with other YEIME ALY | cent storm there was ac an p-| quaint comment: “Mr. Meredith, the | : —_—— | strong points makes the New Home } perit stones fully | novelist, is no longer able to take Importers of Hi 1 Straigm xve Whiskey the best Sewing Machine to es Studio, #Basement St Augustine. | : , Metz al | long walks in the country, writes a BEANDIES, WINES, GIR 4 Church, rs5th Street bet. L and M.} rx nes after the 22nd, of Seateaiber. ‘Hours correspondent. Mr. Meredith has our sympathy. We have been thus af- ALE, AND s8TOUT, £TQ F S& Liquors, WIIG TOT GINLULARD Sc re purchasing Sto8 p. m. le outright t | wicked Seraverate cuca opragener yond —_e—"_— = ged RS Saige . Ie 1ars : | Observatory in the Clouds, Giraffes Are Born Tall. rs & Toumeae. THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE 60} ‘tenors and bassors afford special The highest inhabited spot in A newly born giraife stands high| RAT SPIRMORE, soy > acturer o: fine Cigars, 2 ee ee wines ee inducement to join Madame Daly’s rope is the observatc at the s {immediately after birth. He then ¥ fth Street Northwest. munenhe = t 0, Ph» Santa, Sa | classical chior apply in basement at| mit of Mount Etna, 9,076 feet above | measures six feet from his hoof to TELEPHONS CALL is7e 3 is,Mo., Dallas,Te: an Francisco, es j Washington, D. O. ar gsicacies eam eae BY or St Augustine sea level. - \* too of bis head. i \