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THE WASHINGTON V A SB ING TON TilES SATCBBAY JANUARY 30 O 1901 io 9
COMMON COUNCIL COUNCILOF COUNCILorHYATTSVLLLE
OF orHYATTSVLLLE orHYATTSVLLLEImportaiit HMS1LE HMS1LEImportant HYATTSVILLEImportantMatters
Important ImportantMatters Matters Disposed Disposedof
of Last Night NightWATER NightWATER NightWATER
WATER SERVICE AND SEWERS SEWERSArrival SEWERSArrival SEWERSArrival
Arrival of New Eump and Arrange Arrangements Arrangements Arrangements ¬
ments for Receiving and Put Putting Putting Putting ¬
ting It in Place PlaceSIC
SIC < ial to The W1hlD On Times
HYATTSVILLE llY ArTSVILLE Md Jan 30 3OThc 3OThctown 30Thetown The Thetown
town council met last night in regu regular regular regular ¬
lar session Mayor Wells presiding The Thereport Thereport Thereport
report of the bailiff showed three ar arrests arrests arrecta ¬
rests and fines for disorderly conduct conductThe conductTho conductThe
The council directed that the police policemagistrates poUcemagistrates policemagistrates
magistrates be notified to collect all allfines allfines alllln
fines lln es and settle with the treasurer with within wlthIIl withIn ¬
in thirty days after the disposition of ofcases otcases ofcases
cases The report of the building In Inspector InSpector ¬
i
spector showed four permits issued in inthe Inthe Inthe
the course courset pf the month The report reportof reportat reportof
of the treasurer showed receipts 6 60S286
08286 expenditures 562958 562958R 562958R 5658R
R W V Wilson lIson of Riverdale was pres present present present ¬
ent and asked for water privileges for forten torten forten
ten houses he intended to build in inMaryland InMaryland InMaryland
Maryland Avenue adjoining the cor corporate corporate corporateilmits ¬
porate porateilmits limits of Hyattsville offering to topay topay topay
pay water water taxes also town taxes taxesCouncilman taxesCouncilman taxesCouncilman
Councilman Devlin contended that while whileIt whileIt whileit
It was desirable d slrnble to extend the water waterservice watersenlce waterservice
service for the revenue it brought in inview Inview inView
view of the fact that the water capacity capnclt capnclthad
had never been fully tull tested and also alsoof alsoot alsoof
of the fact that the early institution of ofsewers otsewers ofsewers
sewers would largely increase the de demand demand deznand ¬
mand It was better to confine the ser service serIce service ¬
vice Ice to the corporate limits Council Councilmen Councilmen Councilmen
men Owens and Fainter advanced simi similar sllI sllIlar sunlar ¬
lar arguments and upon a n vote being beingtaken beingtaken beingtaken
taken the request was denied deniedWill deniedWill deniedWill
Will Seek Annexation AnnexationMr
Mr Wilson then announced that he hewould hewould hewould
would proceed with all possible dis dispatch dlspatch dispatch ¬
patch to have an act passed through throughthe throughthe throughthe
the Legislature enabling the owners of ofthat otthat ofthat
that strip of ground to detach it from fromRiverdale from fromRirerdale
Riverdale R erdnle and place It In the corporate corporalelimits corporatelimits
limits oC Hyattsville agreeing to give givebond giveb givebond
bond b nd for said action and asked for forHvatef torwatorprlvileges forwater
Hvatef watorprlvileges water privileges in anticipation of the thepassage thepaSSage thepmthage
passage paSSage bf the act The request was wastaken wastaKen wastaken
taken under advisement advisementA
A communication was read from the theCitizens theCltlzens theCitizens
Citizens Association of Brentwood de desiring desiring desiring ¬
siring specific information as to the pro propdsed propQsed proposed
posed system of sewers and especially especiallyas
as a to eact spot of exit into the north northeastern northeastern northeastern ¬
eastern branch of the Potomac PotomacCouncilman PotomacCouncilmnn PotomacCouncilman
Councilman Pevlin e1In moved that the thewater thewater thewater
water service be extended to a hou h house housebeing usc uscbeing e ebeing
being erected at ntthe the foot of Locust Ave Avenue Avenue Ayea ¬
a nue by J J Harris Rogers RogersCouncilman RogersCouncilman RogersCouncilman
Councilman Fainter read the report reportof reportof reportof
of tRerecelpts Ul receipts and expenditures of the thefire thefire thefire
fire department departmentshowlng showing unpaid bills billsamounting bill billamounting billsamounting >
amounting to 30 more than balance in intreasury intreasur Intreasury
treasury treasur On motion of Councilman Ow Owens Owens Owens ¬
ens an appropriation of Z30 30 was made madefor madetor madefor
for J1amlnt payment of bills billsr billsNew billsNew
r New School Building BuildingCouncilman BuildingCouncllrrtan BuildingCouncilman
Councilman Councllrrtan Welsh offered a resolution resolutionthat re501utlbnthat resoiutionthat
that the council co ncil petition the Legislature Legislaturefor
for the passage of the law authorizing authorizingthe
the county count to expend 15000 for a new newschQol newsch newschool
school sch Ql building bulhljPg in InHyattsv1l1e Hyattsville attsvlJle It 1 wasadopWdiiatfi1 wasadoptsdiaxtl was wasit
adopWdiiatfi1 it th i imit cf ldrke rJ W a d1rooted to toaffix toaffix
affix Ul snrot th c coundil undU a artmns artmnsmlt d trans transmit
mit the same to the th Legislature L LegtsIaurdCouneilman glslatur > j jCouncilman J JCouncilman
Councilman Owens of the water com committee committee cornmittee ¬
mittee reported that he had hadO received receivedChe receivedb
Che th b freight bill for the new pump for forthe forthe forthe
the water service and on his motion motionthe motionthe motionthe
the treasurer was authorized to pay the thefreight therelght thefreight
freight charges upon the arrival of the thepump thepump thepumps
pump pumpOn pumpOn pumpsOn
On motion of Councilman Owens the thetreasurer thetreasurer thetreasurer
treasurer was directed to pay pa Fisher FisherBruce FisherBruce FisherBruce
Bruce Fisher attorneys of Balti Baltimore Ball1more Baltimore ¬
more 100 for the draft of a n bill author authorizing nuthor authortIng ¬
tIng the construction of sewers sewersCouncilman sewersCouncllmfin sewersCouncilman
Councilman Devlin suggested that the thecouncil thecouncil thecouncil
council take some action to Induce the theCity theCity theCity
City and Suburban Railway Company to toplace toplace toplace
place ticket books on sale in Hyattsville HyattsvilleThe HyottsvllleThe HyattuvilleThe
The mayor nnor stated that he understood understoodthere understoodthere understoodthere
there was a bill before the Legislature Legislaturerequiring Legislaturerequiring Legislaturerequiring
requiring the company to have an of officer off offleer ¬
f fleer in Maryland Mr Devlin was ap appointed appointed appointed ¬
pointed a committee of one to confer conferwith conterwith conferwith
with General Harries upon the subject
Police olice Court May Find FindHome FindHome FindHome
Home in New Building BuildingDistrict BuildingDistrict BuildingDistrict
District Commissioners Now Have Under Con Consideration Consideration Consideration ¬
sideration Request for Space in Pro Proposed ProI Proposed Proposed ¬
I
posed Municipal Structure
It Is possible posslbie that tho District Police Policenew PoliceCourt
Court wlll be awarded n home In the thenow thenew I
new District Building which is sobh to tobe tobe tobe
be Greeted Qre tM tin the th ground on onthe the stfUth stfUthside sd1thside sdtithside
side of Pennsylvania Pennslvmila Avenue vonuo near nearFourteenth noorFourteenth nearFourteenth
Fourteenth Street If this is done It Itwill Itwill itwill
will necessitate a 11 material change In Inthe Inthe inthe
the present plans of the Municipal MunicipalBuilding MunicipalBuilding MunicipalBuilding
Building which have just been com completed completed coinploted ¬
pleted
The Commissioners in their estimates estimatesto
to Congress for the next fiscal year yearhave yearhave uar uarhave
have provided an item of 38000 to cover coverthe coverthe coverthe
the expense of obtaining ground and andthe andthe andthe
the preparation of plans for a n new Po Police Police P0lice ¬
lice Court building This Item has been beenurged beenurged beenurged
urged and its provisions argued over overand overand overand
and over again The judges it is un understood understood Understood ¬
derstood are determined this year ci cither either cither ¬
ther to get into l to the new Municipal Build BuildIng Building i iIng
Ing or get their new homo Independently Independentlyof
of the Municipal Building BuildingHeld BuildingHeld BuildingHeld
Held Under Consideration ConsiderationAll
All that could be learned from the theCommissioners theCommIssioners theCommissioners
Commissioners today was that the prop proposItion propositlon 1 1osition
osition had been made to them and they theyare theyare theyare
are considering It Kb W tb > expression could couldbe couldbe couldbe
be obtained from Colonel Biddle as as a to towhat towhat towhat
what disposition would be made of the therequest therequest therequest
request further than that It the Com Commissioners Commissioners Cornmissloners ¬
missioners approve the plans for the thenew t thenew t tnew
new Municipal Building as they now nowstand nows nowsland
stand s und it will signify that th t they prefer preferthe preferthe preferthe
the Police Court to look for accommoda accommodation accommodation accommodation ¬
tion elsewhere elsewhereBoard elsewhereTO
110 TO PROBE CHARGES CHARGESAGAINST IIARESAGAINSTPI1YS1IN8
AGAINST AGAINSTPI1YS1IN8 AGAINSTPI1YS1IN8Board PHYSICIANS PHYSICIANSBoard
Board of Meflical Mt cal Supervisors Will In Investigate I Ives Investigate ¬
vestigate ves gate Complaints Involving InvolvingProfessional ImolvingProfessional InvolvingProfessional
Professional Characters CharactersLate Charactets CharactetsLate CharactesLate
Late this afternoon a n hearing will be begranted begranted
granted by b the Board of Medical lfodl l Super Supervisors SuperIsors Supervisors ¬
visors Isors at which certain charges against againstDr againstDr againstDr
Dr Samuel V Young Youn and Dr SIgmund SIgmundA
A Czarra both of Washington Vnshlngton will wlll15b wlll15bInvestigated Be BeInvestigated beinvestigated
Investigated The hearing will be held heldin heldIn holdin
in the office of the Health Officer in inthe InI Inthe
the District Building BuildingThe BuildingThe BuildingThe
I The charges have been preferred rbferred by byCharles byCharles byCharles
Charles W V Proctor a member ot the theMetropolitan theMetropolitan theMetropolitan
Metropolitan Police Force Tho specific specificallegations specificallegations specificallegations
allegations advanced by Mr ir Proctor arc arcthat nrethat arethat
that Dr Czarras license as a n practicing practicingphysician pracUclnphslc1an practicingphysician
physician should be revoked on account accountof ac accountof ount ountot
of his having been guilty of distributing distributingobscene distributingobscene distributingobscepe
obscene literature and having confessed confessedthe contessedthe confessedthe
the offense and that Dr Youngs should shouldbe shouldbe shouldbe
be revoked because he has been guilty of ofunprofessionable ofunflrotesslonable ofunprofessionable
unprofessionable and dishonorable con conduct conduct conduct ¬
duct in extorting money mone from divers diverspersona diversporsOI13 diverspersons
persona among whom Mr ltrProctor ltrProctorsays Proctor Proctorsays Proctorsays
says were T B Franklin D S flee Hector Rector fleetor ¬
tor D W Hopper and Walter L 14 Du DuHn Dulin Dulin
lin linMr Mr Proctors communication to the theBoard theBoard theBoard
Board of Medical Supervisors states statesthat statesthat statesthat
that Dr Czarra forfeited 50 0 collateral collateralin
in the Police Court on the charge of ofdistributing ordistributing ofdistributing
distributing obscene literature and aft afterward afterwnrd at t terward ¬
erward confessed that he had distributed distributedsuch distrIbutedsucb distributedsuch
such Itlcrature ItlcratureDIEQIN ItlemtureDIEJl ltieratureDIEI
DIEQIN DIEJl DIEI IN AN OUTHOUSE OUTHOUSEWhen OUTHOUSEVhen OUThOUSEWhen
When Frank Bowman caretaker for forthe Corthe forthe
the Stock estate near Stock Station StationD Statfon StatfonC StationD
D C went to the small outhouse on ontho ontho onthe
tho place where Edmond Baker an aged agednegro agednegro agednegro
negro lived to waken him he wail not notable notable notable
able to get any response On forcing the thedoor thedoor thedoor
door the man was found dead Coroner CoronerNevltt CoronprNevitt CoronerNevitt
Nevitt found death due to natural naturalcauses naturicauses naturalcauses
causes
It is known that the Commissioners Commissionersdo
do not believe thoro is any roam ro m in the thenow thenow thenow
now building for the various courtrooms courtroomsand courtroomsnnd courtroomsand
and accessories without crowding the theother theother theother
other municipal offices and makfng the theconditions th thconditions theconditions
conditions the same as those now en endured ondured endured ¬
dured In apportioning the space the theCommissioners theCommlsslonors theCommissioners
Commissioners have been as generous generousas
as possible with each department departmentThOro departmentThOre departmentThere
There is no room to throw away awn but butjust butjust butjust
just about enough to guarantee tho thocomfortable thocomfortable thecomfortable
comfortable administration of af affairs artalrs atfairs ¬
fairs
Want New Quarters QuartersThe QuartersThe QuartersThe
The Commissioners arc anxious how however however however ¬
ever that the Police Court Co rt get a new newhome newhome newhome
home and If they decide adversely on ontho onthe onthe
the proposition now before them they theywill theywill theywill
will be none the less urgent before the theAppropriations theApproprIations theAppropriations
Appropriations Committee in Congress Congressthat Congrcssthat Congressthat
that the Item of 38000 3S000IJe be granted grantedJudges JmntcdJudges grantedJudges
Judges Kimball and Scott In com commenting commenting cornmenting ¬
menting on the present conditions say sayThe sa saThe sayThe
The unsuitable character and unsan unsanitary unsanItary unsanitary ¬
itary condition of the present Police PoliceCourt PoliceCourt PoliceCourt
Court Building are a disgrace to the theCapital theCapltnl theCapital
Capital City of the nation Not only has hasIt hasIt hasit
It been ventllatpd over and over again againin againIn againin
in the newspapers by the Board of ofTrade otTrade ofTrade
Trade and the Business Mens Associa Association Association Assoclation ¬
tion but the citizens and citizens asso associations assoclntlons associations ¬
ciations have unanimously demanded a anew anew anew
new building We therefore request requestthat requestthnt requestthat
that this disgraceful condition be not notallowed notallowed notallowed
allowed to continue continueThink continueCUSTOMS continueSTOMS
CUSTOMS STOMS INSPECTORS INSPECTORSRESENT 18PETOIISRESENT
RESENT NEW EW ORDERS ORDERSThink RIIERSThink
Think Duplicate System a Reflection ReflectionOn Reflecti ReflectionOn n nOn
On Their Honesty HonestyThi This Is De Denied Deni2d Dexiiad ¬
nied at Treasury TreasuryCustoms TreasuryCustoms TreasuryCustoms
I
I Customs Inspectors at New ew York are aresaid aresnld aresaid
said to be Wrought up over a rullnr rullnrof ru1ln ru1lnof rulInof
of the Treasury Department which re requires requires requires ¬
quires each deputy collector in taking takingthe taklnathe takingthe
the declarations of passengers to make makeout makeo makeout
out o t duplicates du llcates which are handed to tospecial tospeclal tospecial
special Treasury Trensury agents The Inspectorsay Inspector Inspector1say inspectqr3say
say the new order reflects on their hon honesty honesty lionesty ¬
esty and puts them under the observa observation obseratlon observation ¬
tion of department detectives detectivesAt dete tlves tlvesAt
At the Treasury it Is said the order orderwas orderwas orderwas
was simply intended Ir nded to promote good goodadministration goodadministration goodadministration
administration and was not a n reflec reflection re11ecI reflection ¬
I tion on anyones honesty Collector CollectorStranahan CollectorStranahan CollectorStranahan
Stranahan at New York gave out a
similar statement statementThe statementThe statementThe
The facts seem to be that the Treas Treasury Treasury Treasury ¬
ury Department has long had reason reasonto re reasonto on onto
to suspect the thoroughness of the bag baggage baggage baggage ¬
gage inspection in many instances at atNew atNew atNew
New York und other large ports por s At AtNew AtNew AtNew
New York in particular tho abuses have havebeen havebeen havebeer
been many The department has On is ispayroll 18payroll ispayroll
payroll special men whose duty is to tospy tospy tospy
spy out abuses and the inspectors are arehedged archedged arehedged
hedged round with a n system of secret secretscrutiny secretscrutiny secretscrutiny
scrutiny that rivals the Russian secret secretservice secretser1ce secretservice
service system Through confidentialmen confidentialmen confidential confidentialmen
men on whom the Secretary of the theTreasury theTrellSur theTreasury
Treasury TrellSur and the collector can rely the theinspectors theInspectors theinspectors
inspectors least lapses are reported reportedThe reportedThe reportedThe
The new order is simply another phase phaseof phaseot phaseof
of the system of inspection of thex thexIn the In Inspectors Inspectors inspectors ¬
spectors themselves themselvesTWENTY themselvesTWENTY themselvesTWENTY
TWENTY YEARS IN OFFICE OFFICEHarvey OFFICEHarve OFFICEHarvey
Harvey Harve Given oa OCQt d of the assistant assistantclerks assistantclerks assistantclerks
clerks of the Supreme Supreme Court of the Dis District District District ¬
trict yesterday celebrated c > ebrated the twentieth twentiethanniversary twenththanniversary twentiethanniversary
anniversary of his entering upon sc scvtce scvtceat acv1eat vlco vlcoat
at the City Hall having commence commen el as asa asa asa
a messenger boy in 1884
SiiiGllCLkSSDRllGGISTSl SiiiGllCLkSSDRllGGISTSlAND HIGH CLASS CLiSSDRUGGISTS CLiSSDRUGGISTSt DRUGGISTS DRUGGISTSAND T
I t
AND OTHERS OTHERSThe
The he better class of druggists everywhere are men of scientific attainments and high integrity integritywho integritywho integritywho
who devote their lives to the welfare weII re of their fellow men in supplying the best of remedies and andpurest andpurest andpurest
purest medicinal agents of known value in accordance with physicians prescriptions and andscientific andscientific andscientific
scientific formula Druggists of the better class manufacture many excellent remedies but butalways butalways I II
I always under original or officinal names and they never sell false brands or imitation medicines medicinesThey medicinesThey medicinesThey
They are the men to deal with when in need of anything in their line which usually includes includesall includesaU includesall
all standard remedies and corresponding adjuncts of a a firstclass pharmacy and the finest and andbest andbest andbest
best of toilet articles and preparations and many useful accessories and remedial appliances appliancesmr appliancesThe appliancesThe r
mr The earning of c a fair r living v with ni the 1 satisfaction r rconferred which arises from a knowledge of the benefitit benefititconferred benefiteconferred
conferred upon their patrons and assistance to the medical profession is usually their greateLv greateLvreward greatettt greatettreward greateLtreward
t reward for long years of study and many hours of daily toil They all know that Syrup of ofFigs ofFigs ofigs
Figs igs is an excellent laxative remedy and that it gives universal satisfaction and therefore they theyare theyare theyare
are selling many millions of bottles annually to the well informed purchasers of the choicent choicentremedies ohoicentremedies choicentremedies
remedies and they always take pleasure in handing out the genuine article bearing the full fullname fuUname fullname
name of the Company CompanyCalifornia California Fig Syrup Co Coprinted printed on the front of every package packageof packageThey packageThey
They know that in cases of colds aJtl headaches attended by biliousness and constipation aqd aqdof aiidof
of weakness or torpidity of the liver and bowels arising from irregular habits indigestion or orovereating orovereating orovereating
overeating that there is no other remedy so pleasant prompt and beneficial in its effects as asSyrup asSyrup asSyrup
Syrup o of Figs and they are glad to sell it because it gives universal satisfaction satisfactionOwing satisfactionOwing satisfactionOwing
Owing to the excellence of Syrup of Figs the universal satisfaction which it gives and the theimmense theimmense theimmense
immense demand for it imitations have been made tried and condemned but there are areindividual areindividual areindividual
individual druggists dru gists to be found here herennd and there who do not maintain the dignity and principles principlesof
of the profession and whose greed gets the better of their judgment and who do not hesitate hesitateto hesitateto
to recommend and try tofiell to sell the imitations in order to f make a larger profit Such preparations preparationsometimes preparationslometimes preparationssometimes
sometimes have the name Syrup of Figs Figsor or Fig Syrup and of some piratical pira tical concern concernor concernor concernor
or fictitious fig syrup company printed on the package but they never have the full fullname name ot otthe o othe othe
the Company CompanyCalifornia California Fig Syrup Co Coprinted Coprintedon printed on the front of the package The imitations imitationsihould imitationshould imitationsabould
ihould be rejected because they are injurious to the system In order to sell the imitations imitationsthey imitationsthey imitationsthey
they find it necessary to resort to o misrepresentation or deception and whenever a dealer passes passesoff pa passesoff ses sesoff
off on a n customer a preparation under the name of Syrup of Figs or Fig Syrup which whichdoes whichdoes whichdoes
does not bear the full name of the theCaIifornia California Fig Syrup Co printed on the front of the package packagehe
he is attempting to deceive and mislead the patron who bus been BO unfortunate as to f enter his histstablishment hiseltblishment histablishment
tstablishment tablishment whether it be large or small for tor or if the dealer deal r resorts to misrepresentation and andj andand andand
and j deception j AS in one case he will S do i 80 wif1 if other it medicinal j i agents i and j in the i filling en of ofp1y ofphysicians t tphysicians
physicians p1y ioiaDs prescriptions and should be avoided by every everyone one who values health and happiness happinessknowing happinessKnowing happinessjnowing
knowing that tho great majority of druggists are reliable 7 we supply the immense demand demandlor demandt demandfor
t for our excellent remedy entirely through the druggists of whom it may be purchased every everyirhere eveywhere everywhere
where in original packages only at the regular price of fifty cents per bottle but as except ms msxist msxit ns nsxist
xist it is necessary to inform the public of the facts in order that all may decline or return returnany returnany returnanv
any any imitation imi atio which may be sold to them If it does not bear the full name nam of the Company CompanyCalifornia Comp CompanyCalifornia ny nyCaUfornuJ
California Fig Syrup Co Coprinted printed on the front of every package do not hesitate to return thearticle the thearticle thearticle
article and nd to demand d mand the return of your money and andin in future go g to one > n of the better class of ofdruggistswho ofdruil ofdruggitwhowfflsellyouwhatyouwish
druggistswho druil druggitwhowfflsellyouwhatyouwish lta who will sell you what you wish and the thebestof best of everything in In his line at atreaeonableprices atreaeonablepricesLr reasonable prices prIces
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NO OPEN WATER WATERiN
I
iN IN LAKE MICHIGAN MICHIGANFirst
First Complete FreezeUp FreezeUpin
in Twentyfour Years YearsANCHOR YearsANCHOR j jANCHOR
ANCHOR ICE 40 FEET THICK THICKFrozen THICKFrozen
0 0Frozen
Frozen Surface Suggests Sugges s Scene From FromArctic FromArctic FrontArctic
Arctic and and Bergs Are AreNumerous Ate AteNumerous AreNumerous
Numerous NumerousCHICAGO NumerousCIHCAGO NumerousChICAGO
I
CHICAGO Jan 20 OLako Lake Michigan Is Isfrozen Jsfrozen Isfrozen
frozen over from shore to shore The Thecondition Thecondition Thecondition
condition Is the cumulative cumul Uve result of ofcontinuous ofcontinuous ofcontinuous
continuous cold weather the average averagetemperature aerngetem averagetemperature
temperature tem > ernturc during December and Jan January Jannary January ¬
uary having been lower than in any anyother anyother anyother
other winter since 187G It is the first firsttime firsttime firsttime
time the lake has been entirely cov covered COVered coyered ¬
ered with ice since 18SO a year made madememorable madememol11blc madememormble
memorable in the annals of lake navi navigation navigation nay naynation ¬
gation by vast destruction of ot shipping shippingby shippingby shippingby
by bergs b < rgs and floes floesEntire 11oesEntire floesEntire
Entire Lake Motionless MotionlessEven Mo MotionlessEven onless onlessEven
Even In severe winter a strip of blue bluewater bluewater bluewater
water usually remains unfrozen In the themiddle themiddle themiddle
middle of the lake For weeks this thisstrip thisstrip thisstrip
strip had been growing narrower The Thecold Thecold Thecold
cold weather cf c Thursday bridged this thisfairway thisfalrwny thisfairway
fairway at last and Lake Michigan Michiganfrom Michigantrom Michiganfrom
from end to end stretched motionless motionlessas
as a prairie under a silence of ice and andsnow andsnow andsnow
snow One could start across the lake laketoday laketoday laketoday
today and arrive dry shod In Michigan MichiganAlong MichiganAlong MichiganAlong
Along the citys front especially esp clally near nearthe nearthe nearthe
the mouth of the river the ice is par particularly particularly particularly ¬
ticularly heavy Wind and waves have havepiled haveplied havepiled
piled It against numerous obstructions obstructionsinto obstructionsInto obstructionsinto
into semblance of glacial bergs An Anchor Anchor Anchor ¬
chor ice at the cribs Is forty feet eet thick thickreaching thickrenchlng thickreaching
reaching from the bottom to twentyfeet twenty tWoJnt tWoJntfeet twntyfeet
feet above the surface On sunny sunn days daysthe dnysthe daysthe
the cribs in the midst lit f their surround surrounding surrounding
ing walls of crystal and snow show showthrough showthrough showthrough
through the haze like lI lll e fairy fortresses fortressesWindrows fortressesWindroVls fortressesWindrows
Windrows of Ice IceIn IceIn3 IceIn
In In3 appearance pearance the lakes kes frozen sur surface surtnce sueface ¬
face suggests a scene from the Arctic ArcticWindrows ArcticWindrows ArcticWindrows
Windrows of ice fifteen feet high often oftenare oftenare oftenkre
are half a mile long Numerous Ice Icebergs Jcebergs Icebergs ¬
bergs have been formed by the th upshoot upshootof
of the pack under lateral ice pressures pressuresTheir pressuresTheir pressuresTheir
Their height has been Increased by bydashing bydashing bydashing
dashing waves until many of them themstand themstand themstand
stand thirty feet above the surface surfaceThen surfaceOSAGE surfaceO8AE
OSAGE INDIANS TASTED TASTEDWASHINGTON TASTEDASllINGTONFIIIEATEB
WASHINGTON ASllINGTONFIIIEATEB ASllINGTONFIIIEATEBThen FIRE WATER WATERThen
Then Twas All Off 9ff With Negotiations Negotiationsand Negotia ons onsand
and Chief Big Big Heart Roamed RoamedCity RoamedCity RoamedCity
City Alone
Deep dark and dismal is the gloom gloomthat gloomthat gloomthat
that hangs over th9 th tepees of the theeighteen UteeJghteen theeighteen
eighteen Osage Indians who came to toWashington toVashlngton toWashington
Washington to sign an agreement for forthe forthe or orthe
the parceling out of their lands in inOmaha InOmaha InOmaha
Omaha Chief Jim Big Heart who is latho istho Isthe
tho governor of the tribe was to be at attho attho atthe
tho Indian Office with his counselors counselorsWednesday counselorsWedn counselorsWedaCaday
Wednesday Wedn sday at 2 oclock to have a n hear hearing hearIng hearIng ¬
ing and sign the agreement with Com Commissioner Commissioner Cornmissioner ¬
missioner Jones Two oclock came cameand cameond cameend
and Big Heart and Agent Mltschler ap appeared appeared appeared ¬
peared unattended The rest of the theOsages theOsages theOsages
Osages were indisposed and the hearing hearingwas hearingwas hearingwas
was put off until Monday MondayInquiry MondayInquiry MondayInquiry
Inquiry disclosed the lamentable fact factthat tactthat factthat
that the Osage bucks had run afoul of a aplentiful aplentiful aplentiful
plentiful supply of fire water and bad hadlost badlost badlost
lost a sixround go with John Barley Barleycorn Barleycorn Barleycorn ¬
corn There was no referee and the thebout thebout thebout
bout was not according to Queensberry Queensberryrulef Queensberryruler Queensberryruler
ruler rulefJohn rulerJOjjm rulerJitn
John Barleycorn landed his most ef effective etfQjtlvo effeoUv ¬
fective feoUv blows under the Osago belts boltsand beltsand beltsand
and the delegation went down and out outAll outAll outAll
All day they were In a 11 condition of In Inrccuous InJ1ICUOUS Inccuous
rccuous desuetude and could not re respond respond respond ¬
spond to the call of time Yesterday Yesterdaythey Yesterdnythey Yesterdaythey
they were still groggy but able to sjt sjtup sJtup stup
up and nd take notice at infrequent in intervals Interals Intervals ¬
tervals At their boarding house the thebattered thebattered thebattered
battered warriors lay at rest There Therewere Therewere Therewere
were three rogmfuls of them and they theywere theyWere theywere
were lying about in various attitudes attitudesIn nttltudesIn
In ono room three twohundredpound twohundredpoundbraided twohundredpoundbrnlded twohundredpoundbraided
braided and blanketed Osages were ly lying lyIng lying ¬
ing prone pron upon as many narrow Iron Ironbeds Ironbeds Ironbeds
beds snoring peacefully In resonant rcsonan t If Ifinharmonious ItInharmonious ftinharmonious
inharmonious tones tonesEvery tonesEvery tonesEvery
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