The Washington Bee Newspaper, September 20, 1902, Page 6

> : s THE WASHINGTON BEE. HELD By aTuRTLE. |FIGHT FOR LIBERTY An cement ae EO TS Srightened Negro Got Release Only noun ss ey banish pain wan sin ne teal» 'Y ~—-| Three Moonshiners Trapped by In- a, ao " and prolong life. ternal Revenue Men, A negro whose name could not be @seertained narrow escape from wrt OEE 2 ~ uring the unloading The Story of a Typical Meeting of Ol see e t tight, of the Officers of the Government and 9 § painful inj of the 5 Ligt Snasiktuae Mlicit Distillers—Exeiting iver pa Midnight Battle. the Balt Herald, but gained : | 725 SEVENTH STREET N. W. *. | s e experience con- Standing out in the firelight, plain | of snapping tur- marks for the antagonists, Internal | (Next to Johnson's Grocery) Revenue Agent R. A. Hancock and | ; ie wharf was crowded | Special Deputy Jeff Cundiff fought | I beg to announce that I have just returned from N-w York, where men and agents and | three hidden moonshiners and killed | have made extensive purchases i : Jewelery and Silverware, The same have shail aia pk ok | lived, ere tipicked. c1d rezdy for ycur inspection, took place on s Meeting creek, in| Hordin county. As Humble, a| young fellow just 21, fell because | ment attendant upon the | De, says the Lo unloading o: several score of cattle | nal. The ex Ladies’ 14k, Solid Gold Watches, $20; sold elsewhere; $25 _ Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings, $1, $1.50, $2.50 and $3.50; worth twice the price; he wouldn't run. After the fight | Ladies’ Genuine Diamond Rings, $5 up too $100; all-of them gems. they found him with two empty | Ludies’ Solid Gold Lorgnette Chaines. $7 up too $16; all the latest styles. chambers in his pistol and the] Ladies’ Solid Gold Brooches. $2.50 up too $25. Weapon half-cocked. Maj. Hancock Gents’ S3id Gold Dumb bell Sleeve buttons, $3.50; a useful present. bears an ugly red welt on his face, Gents’ 14k Gold-filled Chains, $2.00 warranted for five years’ wear. | where a bullet scraped the cheek. | Gents’ Diamond Sleeve Butons, $5 up; a little gem in each button. Asa Humble was one of a gang Gent’s Diamond Studs, $7.50 up. that has been making “moonshine” | . cs ; i Fai 5 ents’ Solid Gold Rings, with genuine stones, from $4 up. in that vicinty for some time. A few | Gents’ Solid Golc 5S, g weeks ‘ago Maj. Hancock and Jeff | Solid Silver Thimbles, 25¢. “undiff thought they had located the Solid Silver Teaspoons, from $4 00 half dozen up. still. It was in a eave that opened | Ladies’s Silver Watches, $4 and f5- out from the bottom of a sink-hole | within a few yards of the county | ' a1 w W road. To enter the cave meaat al- | 7257 h _. ~ at most certain Weath, but Maj. Han. | ae. ae cock and Cundiff determined to try. | * ; They crept out one dark night and g No matt:r what the matter is, one will do you & dropped down into the hole. Just | seins nee “good, and you can get ten for - cents, the length of a man’s leg down in Ser 9 n ous t the hole was @ ladder that dropped SEipiSar pred ae asada foe tae Re tp away into darkness. Without a light |Established 1863. Established 1863. Soa taee eS ae tattle eas be bad by Suprema | and silently as pos we over wande since the world was aaa. chk That ths Wvatacde ce climbed down the ladder into the un- | 4 pte ees det explored cave, not knowing what ee Re eee, eit y the foug and conn | might be awaiting them. Once in| y i eh set eee ph ware Ee = ) oy peas Bs ‘their | the cave, they used dark lanterns. It : a dig, | co happened that the ntonshiners $ ce ¥ enceavoring lO | were not there, so the officers, after % , elimb over e of his wagon ©", ’ } exploring the cave, noting the moon- shiners’ plans for defense and se- curing ev cance SS) RELJTABLEs— | ~rupture cure- ! —=<=CLOTHIER. oy: : : he latest Medical | 7328 7th St, N.W discovery, with [Corner H Street. ] George Nesline. LEG SEEMED TO BE CAUGHT. thle: the ea one | tasers) wil bee cs) whis backed up against the 2 the bottom of which his t. Sud- tear, a wharf foot a leg seemed to be ca deniy t por: Way ar By i! ered né Behel: warir sho imme tile’s y ef cloth which m pantaloons the Ble was explair nr gone t r over treatment the first th 2» which t ere was a rip at of the man’s tr« ying on his b is webbed feet, anc out his head at in g turtle. was or any of the dangerous infections. A cian from the examined one of cases, not knowing a rupture — existed, pro- reatening 1 nounced him cured, tened the ALL KINDS OF WINE 25 t some showing the superi anc | Sees = ea |CEN BOTTLE revere of our method oe SAW THE MEN AT WORK. sician now under t = sa ; Fea Look Out For ment says he has de- THE CULPRI moonshiners had hidden the worm es ee eles eee and still too securely for the search- 4} a Dry Su nday. rived more benetit in ’ Indignant Philadelphia Jurist Tells | €7S to find them. | the three weeks with of a Smoker Who Added Insult Nothing more was heard of the| -_ 3s hf] Ethan. by any ot : ta wade gang until Jeff Cundiff got informa- | us than by any ot i —_— tion that the outtit was lecated on | Big Meeting creek, four miles north | of Big Clifty. Maj. Hancock left town Monday afternoon at 4:30} o’clovk for Big Clifty. Jeff Cundiff met him with five possemen. The | Eight Bottles | method for years. Beer 25 Cts. Lost by dreams fully restor- : a" ed andall private diseases of both sexes, blood, skin, tism, piles, Stricture, bladder, kidney, hydrocele, varicocle Wilson Whiskey Original Package goc =u e t oe gs It was Silver Creek Pure Rye 40c pt in old and s —called incurable cases, cured. about midnight when they came in- | Washington Club Rye 40c pt _ to the neighborhood of the still. Bion Raltioie Bye 40c pt X RAY FOR EXAMINATION DIAGNOSIS AND y proceeded to smoke, Creeping as close as they’could by ie ct ia PI ve 20 t ] ravated the offense by lighting; taking advantage of the ground the | Pride of Virginia Fure Xy 20C p officers from a distante of feet | Holland Gin Pure doubled: distilled — 40c pt TREATMENT watched the ‘shiners at work. There Holland Gin 20¢ pt t were three of them, and they were | i = 5 Whiskey eae s oe - just preparing to stop for the night. North Carolira Corn Whiskey 200: Ps he most cases solicitedat the X Ray Medical Institution Hancock ang Cundiff crept up to 15] Apple Brandy 20¢ pt feet, and then suddenly stepping out we tha ak Whiskey 30c ‘pt Urine examined Chemically and Microscopically. into the light wih their pistols drawn. “Surrender in the name of the gov- | Buttercup Rock and Rye 25¢ pt CONSULTATION AND ADVICE a — 4 ernment! } cy mooihiere Jed mc ee GEORG NESLINE, 317_Sixth Street, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C., leaped sidewise and crouched behind} 1d then three shdts | & S L S N Ww ther. A bullet seared 2 ; . s s face, spinning him the worm. rang out te ee eer Hancoc uai F CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK, Toe. t « ’ _ et Cunaitrs sehen? atrenty ve | & 609 F St., N. W., Washington, D.C HEW HOME” SEWING Muci, straightened his hand went up and | Capital - - - $50,000 yo nis 44-caliber Colt spoke out, with Hon. john R. Lynch, President. yuty’s gun. The two were | J. A. johnson, Vice-President ; s w| L.C. Bailey, piprerenacha D.B. McCary, Cashier their antagonists” tot wh Pada mninntoctt Ss IAL SALE OF HATS 81.39... iii i inet ielae plain only the Is to s | Directors: q was like the sound of a corporal’s kj : \ d firing at will, then the two| Our stock is now comp: ete ohn R. Lynch, Dr. W. S. Lofton, _.| moonshiners who had jumped back | in all departments with use- Warhels. ae ae c Bailey, reat- ig s ; iiknanue ¢ stad a mee t erre ontgor " e au- ce pede rine sex!) ful and —— a Wyatt Archer. john A. Shaver eect on a ne ; 2 nts. Our line of Boys E. Baker, : T. Bradford, J. A. John- “onand | rhe aboy crouching behind the Prese 5 cate MOM. Planet lowed 3. worm only took more careful aim at Overcoats is unsurpassed William. th cers. In another instant the $2.50 uD Mens Y ke firing was over, the boy was dead. from $2.50 Bee OKe Deposits received from 10 cents up- rT : a . s Qvercoats 7.50 up. ward. Interest allowed on $500 and The men who had run brushed past | above. Collections meet with prompt attention. A general excharge and banking business done, thereon n rd, aftera » the smoker's pocket. teé before London rds on the lower path, taking | and the judge | a pot shot as they ran past, and es- | n the plat na rage, m, sum- Seven Street, Northwest Cp ation~maste d bade | * 4 : O ———_E 9 EE SS anaEanEERIEEREEREEEREERREEDEEEEEEEEEEEEeNT after the smoker and Maj. Haneock and Jeff Cundiff ex- a amined the young man who had x : 01 - = 2 ii f a fallen, FRO was ea. with abet OEE PMG, rp ag em you purchase any © ; b that the r of the road | hole through the lower part of his | ‘ fed ccna ni the the road head. Both recognized him as Asa of, I A Dime Well Invested. THE NEW HOME SEWING wACHNE th, rh for h ven. returning to | Humble, one of the men for whom, Meeker—Diu yvu .cu. «ce cook that| Tt was an Odessa, Pa., youth, accord-/ 9 Roseau, Dominico, B. W. I, ORANGE, MASS. | ve a het i > whose | they were searching. Next, while | ! kicked about the roast at dinner last | ing to one of the Lafayette county pa- wUnion Square, X.¥. Chicago, Ii. St 100k ho. pane ‘on the | some of the posse laid him out as de- | night? | pers, upon whom this advertisement a eee ) Meeker—Yes made a deep impression: “ Ph it? ‘h FOR SALE BY S there- | cently as they could others destroyed | “What did she say?” | made P pressio’ Young XO O ly } OP. re a i man—Some woman dearly loves you. € ne c2 e still. Fhe on hi ow cae che a OO She said I might inform you with | Would you know who she fs? She wapet sé to Ameen og a paccteds en When the ape, Gets Mad. | her compliments that there was no | would like to be your only sweetheart. ag permeate for gold—thous' W eee Willia of Germany §) s i oO a 7 ee phe - am ae any speaks j string tied to you and if here poking Send ten cents tm stamps to Occult STUDIO: 1248 eth St. N. W., A certain vague yearning t — ny New Sin Found in Maine, six linguages fluently, but when he is| didn't suit you it was up to you to! Diviner, address as above, and learn But just give me stock in th eet ail B hy angry, and adorns bis conversation e your meals elsewhere.”—Chicago | her name.” He sent the stamps and WasHineton, D.C. steel | Temperance women in Maine have : t t D declared that it is sinful to ride in | with profane expletives, his terrified | Daily News. {got his answer. What was it? —— oo ee take care °° an automobile propelled by steam listeners think he is speaking in ae | caother.” ae we generated by ale hol. languages all at once. : é