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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-27

No WHITE House RECEPTION To MoRRow.-The
regular reception at the White House will NOT
take place tomorrow on account OF the funeral Of
Chief Justice Waite.
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District Govern pa,ent Affair.

The Commissioners to-day wrote 10 Chairman
Hemphin In reference 70 the bill "t0 provide for
the widening OF Columbia road, In the District OF
sioners say that during the past year they initiated
steps toward the widening OF this road, but upon
along IT'S line were enjotned from 50 doing the
court holding that the Commissioner, In the
absence OF any appropriation for the
proceed with the widening OF this road.
II their estimates submitted last fall the Com
mtsaoners include an item OF $4,000 for con-
ton, Il Is believed, viii give the Commissioners
10th authority and funds to widen this road
They do not contemplate the expenditure OF any
considerable sum for Land damages In the WIDENING
OF this road OF In the opening Of any new public
highway, and In making this statement that the
it Wtt6 The notion that no extraordinary expene<
WIN atSsnd the PROPOSED improvement
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HANNAH wHrrALL SMITH,

Mrs. Hannah Whitall
Smith is another woman
known throughout the
land for her share In Cos
pei temperance work,
which has attracted SO
much attention during
the past ten years. Mrs.
Smith Is OF Quaker par
entage. She is the daugh-
ter OF a well-known
Quaker merchant OF Phil
adelphla, where she was
born. She Is the author
OF o number OF religious
works, which have been
very widely circulated.
Her theology, which she
says she learned In the
nursery with her child
rem, is based upon an
0arnaaf cr,.Iu 90 thu Dsl.t.
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To TALK Of TEWPERaNCE.
Famous Wsasea Whs WILL Address the
Co0mci1 To-miRhs.

Tonight the subject Is Temperance, and it win
o'Ins UPON the stage many women noted Tor the
WORK In the cause or temmrance Addresses win nr
delivered by Frances f. Willard, delegate ana pres
fdent National W. C. 7. L., woman and femper-
anee; Hannah whitall Smith, delegate and Amer
lean secretary Worlds W. CIT, The Latest
Evolution OF the W. c. I. u" Bessie starr Kr~fer
fraternal delegate Toronto W. c r L; Ann, cor
don, ''How to Reach the Chldren: Frances y w.
Harper, what Shall be Done with the Neglected
hch;' sultan II. Barney, national superintend-
ent prison, JAIL police, and almshouse work 81 W.
c. I. T., "Police Matrons;- Or. Mary Weeks Bur
nett, delegate National Temperance Hos,,tal ana
MEDICAL College Association, .Trhe Temperance
Hospitals" Matilda r. Carse. The Temperance
scientific Instruction, "our Reasons"
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dl7-6un
4 ScALY SKIN Disease IL Years
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia

= -
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.
l. John j. Case. D. d. s., having practiced dentistry
in this county Tor thirty five years. and being well
known to thousands hereabouts. with . view TO help
any who are afflicted have been for the past twelve
years. testify that the CUTICURA REMEDIES cured me
OF Psoriasis Scaly Skim in eight days. after the doc
tors with whom had consulted gave no help or
encouragement
JOHN J. CASE, D. d. s. Newton. Nj.
We have been selling your CUIIcURA REMEDIES for
years. and have the first complaint yet from
purchaser One of the worst of Scrofua ever
saw cured by the of five bottles of CUrIcURA
REsoLvEST. CUTICURA, and CUTICURA Soar. The soap
taxes the cake" here a medicinal soap.
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort, Rams.
Your CUTICURA REMEDIES performed a wonderful
cure last summer of our customers, old gen
tleman of seventy years of age, who suffered with
fearfully distressing eruption his head and face
and who had tried all remedies and doctors to
pose. J. f. SMITH & CO., Texarkana. Ark.
Sold everywher Price. CUTICURA, soc: SOAP Csc:
REsOLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER Drug AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston Mass.
PiMPLES. blackheads, chapped and oily skin pre-
vented by CUTIcURA MEDIcAIED Soar.
mr. .SS.3U3l
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The Isean Case apnin.

BoNHAM MERCHANT WHO WANTS TO LOOK AFTER
THE DECEASED COLOSEL'S MILLIONS.
BONHAM, TEX, March 21.-The Bean case was
up again yesterday on appeal from the decision OF
the County Court, which granted Ii. Z. Howard
tiOnshp to the deceased millionaire. In this trial
Howard IS opposed by w. w. Russell, a merchant
OF this place, who bases his claim TO administer
the estate upon the fact that he is reputable
citizen and d1slnterested party, being urged to
contest Towards right by another set OF claim
ants BY agreement the appeal was continued
until the August term Oh the District Court.
Col Bean, who died In this city last july was
the wealthiest man in Northern Texas, his estate
being valued at about 100000. lie was osten-
sibly bachelor and spent the greater part OF his
life In utter secluS1on. Little or nothing was
known or his anJecedentS. AT his death q swarm
OF alleged heirs appeared from all parts VI the
country, one claiming TO be a brother OF the de-
ceased. This was one saunders, who declared that
Bean had fed from Tennessee after committing a
murder.
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BIsMARCk,s FOREIGN POLICY.
1t IL Fully Approved by Emperor Fred.
erick-PrOpOsed Memorial Church.

IL IL Fully Approved by Emperor Fred.
erick-PrOpOsed Memorial Church.
BERLIN, March 2T.-Tee National Zeituag says
that at a recent meeting of the cabinet at Chariot
tenburg, Prince Bismarck explained the foreign
situation. Emperor Frederick fully concurred In
his views and proposals, and especially thanked
Prince Bismarck.
The Worth German Gazette suggests q Suita-
Die monument to the late emperor the erection OF
a magnificent ceremonial church, fronted by an
edifice would serve the purposes OF a German
pantheon.
The Reichsdnzei1er says The rank OF prince will
be conferred upon the two counts OF Hoheran, NOR
gaDatic cousins OF Emperor Frederick.
The order or the black eagle mas been conferred
upon Prince Frederick OF IlohenZoilern. Prof. Won
Bismarck Will probably examine Emperor Fred
erlck'S throat In April. Prof. Won Bismarck is a
Princess Henrietta, OF Schleswig- HOIstein.
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MRS. NARY II. HCS7

"There Is no reforma-
ton without a Luther
no America without a
Columbus, and no York
town without a WASH
1ngton." Thus writes
Edward Everett Hale OF
Mrs. Hunts enterprise.
which has been so largely
Instrumental in bringing
about, within a few
years, legislation in
favor OF scientific tenn
perance instruction In
the public schools of
more than half the states
OF our Union, and by our
National Government as
well for all the schools
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

MOVEMENTS OF c. S. NAVAL vEssELs-The At
lanta arrived at Aspinwan this morning. The
Dolphin arrived at Callao yesterday.
TIE U. s. s. DrsPATCa has left New York for the
purpose Of destroying a number OF wrecks along
the Jersey coast that are reported as being dan
gerous TO navigation.
No WHITE House RECEPTION To MoRRow.-The
regular reception at the White House will not
take place tomorrow on account OF the funeral Of
Chief Justice Waite.
MINISTER TRKI's RRPoRTID RETIREMENT.-There
Is a report that Judge Lambert Tree, United States
minister to Belgium, intends soon to resign on ac-
cont OF the needs Of his personal business. Moth
Ing Is known OF this rumOr ut the Department OF
State.
The COUNT OF THE MONEY and securities in the
New York sub-treasury Is nearly completed.
Seven OF the thirteen experts sent from the Treas
ury Department have returned to this city. There
yet remain some OF the gold and silver TO be eX-
amlned, but 1t is expected that the count will be
closed In few days
/ THE THANKS OF THE PORTUGUESE GOVERNMENT
The portuguese consul at New York, acting as
minister, has transmitted to the State Department
the thanks Of the Portuguese government for the
honors shown to the memory or the late VIscount
das NogueiraA minister TO the United states.
PERsoNAL-Gen. B. F. Kelley. of the Pension
Bureau, who was knocked down by a street car In
January, is still confined to his room suffering
from the shock.--Mr. L. r jerome and Enos I.
Throop OF New York, VIM. d. Fullke Of Richmond,
Ind, and VIM. J. Granny and Chas. p. McClee-
land OF DObbs Ferry, n. V, are at Chamberiains.
DIR Marsteler leaves forsa florida to-day for the
benefit OF his health.-H. A. p. Carter the Ha-
Wa1ian minister, Director OF the Mint Kimball,
and w. G. Mcbride OF Washington, were IN New
York last night. II. b. EastOn, II. G. Snow,
w. K s. Morris, and Fred. T. Kendall, the Harvard
Quartet; 5. w. McMullen OF Ontario A. ID. Bissell
OF Buffalo, l. B. Heller OF Chicago, JAS K Rex OF
san Francisco, and A. H. Still, E. j. Potter, and H.
c. Calkin OF New York, are at the Riggs
Rev. James NJ. Dickson, G. c. Curr1er, Edw. L
Lewis. H. g. Miller, Charles W. Drake, and W: s
Logan OF New York, j. p. Joy OF Chicago. and Geo.
Sealy OF Galveston, Tex, are at WillardS-
Hiram c. Truesdale OF Minneapolis, Tn. M. Scrine
OF Liverpool, Nelson j. Waterbury, ThOS. L. Wells
w. j. Swan, John N. Buchanan, and Douglas Tay-
lor OF New York, j. II. Sinclair and w. X. Wright
OF Philadelphia, w. Broderick-ClOele OF London
and f. A. Wheeler OF sydney, Australia, at the
ArlingtOn.-Legh K Page OF Richmond, Edw. c.
Venable of Petersburg, Va, David Sears OF Bos-
ton, and Samuel KuOpI, Dr. Morv1n Gilley, and
Emile NJ. Blum OF New York are at Welckers.-
Robert Maclay, Henry IvisOn, Woodbury. Kane
Wager Swayne and Charles II. Tweed or New YORK,
and John F. Wilcox and James r. Bakewell OF
Plttsburg are at Wormey's-D. w. simpson OF
Chicago, J. N. Cooley and H. G. Peet OF Spring.
field, Mass, and John H. Rrice OF New York are at
he ar.A,
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CHICAGO, March 21.-One train load OF stock
came into the stOck-yardS this morning over the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy division under
guard or twelve PinkertOn men. There was no
trouble whatever, and none Is feared during the
day A few OF the strikers are lOafing about this
morning. but were very orderly. Policemen are
patrOlling about the tracks, and will remain on
duty there during the day.
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Dealt, of Walter Hachc.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAE.
LONDON, March 2T.-Walter Bache whose death
is announced, aged only fOrty-sx, made great
reputation here as pianist. He was well known
as the most prominent champion or the emusic OF
the future" particularly that OF LiSzt. He Was a
genuine, unSeltSh enthusiast, and spent quite a
fortune popularizing the new school OF music at q
time when IL had not yet become fashionable
craze.
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He spent his Time in Ringing Bells
and Imagined Himself an Elephant.

He Spent his Time i'm Ringing Bells
and Imagined Himself an Elephant.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 27.-Information from trust
worthy source reaches me that Rusk1n has devel-
oped unmistakable symptoms OF mental aberra-
ton. While staying at hotel at SYNDICATE quite
recently he became strange in his manner, bought
a number OF bells and amused himself ringing
them all day, much to the annoyance OF the other
guests. He wrote an incoherent letter TO firm Of
bell manufacturers in London. When they replied
that they could not understand IL, he sent a wild
abusive letter, addressing them on the envelope,
'MeSSieurs. Bellhangers BelpulIers and Bellring-
ers." crescendo Of notes Or exclamation then
followed the address In London, accompanied with
initial letters at all points Of the compass with
note or Interrogation after each A friend who
PAID him visit found him on all fours, saying he
was an elephant one day he became so violent
and used such prOfane language that the landlord
had TO lay violent hands upon him. He promised
TO be quiet II the innkeeper released him, but i'm
mediately he got free, he struck him In the face
saying: "You are an fnnkeeper, you have no SOUL"
and be had to be removed and placed in a private
ASYLUM.
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z WILLARD.



as president OF the Ma
tional Noman's Christian
temperance Union, Is the
head OF one OF the most
wonderful organizations
that ever sprang into eN-
istence. As Miss Anthony
remarked on the plat
form yesterday, she has
behind her an army OF a
million women. she rep
resents I'm her own per-
son. TO a large degree.
the enthusiasm, the az
, gressiveneSs. and the de-
votion OF these million
women. She Is OF me-
dium height, OF fair CON-
pleNion. with light brown
hair, and expressive gray
eyes. she Is a pleasing
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earnest study OF the Bible and her pubiIc EXPOSE
lions OF scripture have delighted and Instructed
large audiences, not only in this country but I'm
Europe She Is an earnest worker In the temper
ance cause as member OF the w. {. I. l.. and is
the national superintendent OF eyangelistic work.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TbleglamS to The Star.
MIR. GOsCHEN MAKrs A HIT.
His Budget Proposals very well Re.
ceived by the House Of COmmoaM

His Budget Proposals very well Re.
ceived by the House Of COnsmonn.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING stan.
LONDON, March 27.-Goschen's speech introduc-
ing the budget yesterday was the longest delivered
in the house OF commons for some We ars, lasting
three hours and a quarter. The anxiety to learn
the nature OF his proposals was Quickened by
Gosehen's own declaration recently that the bud
get would not be a hum-drum budget like last
years once more the absurdity OF building a
chamber capable OF accommodating exactly one
half the representatives Of the people was made
apparent by the members crowding the floor Of
the house and the doorways and overlooking into
the side galleries, or, TECHNICALLY, outside the
house There was slight falling on as
one subject after another was disposed of,
the members rushing TO the telegraph Of
nee Goschen was frequently interrupted by
members interested In particular Industries, but
IL Is admitted on ali hands that he acquitted hiu-
sell Wen, although beginning with rather hoarse
voice, and showing some symptoms Of exhaustion
toward the close. As anticipated the plan re-
duces the income tax by penny although British
their incomes by this one impost. OF the remain
Ing proposals the only one likely TO meet serious
opposition Is the duty on tradesmens CARTS fall
Ing upon small traders, who are already thought
10 De overwhelmed The most popular proposal
Is lnat Oh tax on race horses, which was received
with ringing cheers. There was some diSappoint-
ment among members who are old and unwieldy
When IL was announced that tricycleS and bicycles
VIII not De subject TO the new cart tax.
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The GENUINE
D II " N. II o F F'S
MALT EXTRACT
Is the
BEST NUTRITIyE TONIC

BEoI IONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia Convalescence
Weak Children, and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT. Suffering from attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hoffs Malt Extract
vineglassful three times day Its use was followed
BY marked effects1 Food which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged di
sested properly. 2 There appeared an increased
power OF evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware of limitations The genuine has the signature
Of Johann Hof' on the neck Of every bottle. AL
Others are worthless limitations
Johann HOFF. Berlin and Vienna. New Yorh
Once: Barclay St ts:3-tu. thks
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at the rate OF ten 90 nfteen and twenty thousand
miles year, and Is ~ thoroughly acquainted with
W. e. +. L. women, Plans purposes ami methods
rs any member OF the Organization. Miss Goruon
Is gDchIs In inquire. with an Interesting face.
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BaItinsOre Markets,

BALTIMORE. ND. March 27..virFinia Sizes past
due dr,s eossons 6ds do new 'hress S. do. ten
BALTIMORE. ND. March 27-Cotton, steady and
dnii dull, esalO FioH, steady AND quiet with
81 s%ssr. saaos Se.sssn. Steady s asa dull NIL S 10
z winter red .pSt s5ssss March e I hass April.
southern, higher for yellow: white steady: white, 81
ass yellow S71Ss Sssssin higher; siosSiH 9 Dun:
3,5a57H: Osts steady southern and PennsyIyania.
Rye & ss.
demand Eggs, scarce and higher. lsa1g Coffee
t.
l3lal.23 Other articies unchanged .FFeighfs 70
corn sSn = isso GOO SS a s'' ~A'' 1osoo bushels
Chicago Markets.
e.p. com 18th e p.o.ps:;.
ally POOR sdnx and s ;sOSfs here and st The
vsSy @ and Nay W.. Stated st n sSv.ncs
MAY Sor sh :sr sesnsa .ss
rs ~ es ss !; sss quoted $ follows
RoRBKaIrs REPORTED Frederick A. singer, No
morning an ovefcOat and some money. Celia
Manning, servant, at No 17O6 Rhode Island ave-
nns reRSs, stolen from her 6ouss yestsTSsy ssy
an oyercoat worth so. Mss france oHare, No.
tickets Leonard Barth reports the larceny OF &
watch and chain worth $40
In the Criminal Court this afternoon colored
girl named Lumenta jackson, alias Mary Williams,
watch and chain nom Anna Mccarthy January Is
last
Mrs. GRANITE DENIAL - NrS Julia d. Grant
through her att0TneyA In New York, yesterday
served . general denial ON Stanlsy Clark and
smith, re astosnsys soe osa Dadssa - ~ a.
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The Outrage ON uarshal Meade.

TUCSON, ARIz., March gu nited States M0xshal
W. h. Meade has forwarded TO Secretary OF state
Bayaru detailed account OF the arrest OF himself
and deputies by Mexican Offictais while pursuing
southern Pacific train robbers on Mexican soil
The statement Is substantially the same as that
already published.
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BOARDING.

oAksDiiNSS rkGE PLEASANT. yPII-rIT,~
Pennsyivan;s ave. cor. gid 81 NV AN- aSSssc,kS.
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EARLY BrRDs
EARLY BIRDS
EARLY BIRDS
EARLY BIRDS

Catch the worm. But you don't always want -
worm. % the early bird gets chance. What you de
want 10 the Hub Punch. Manufactured hy C.. n.
GRAVES SONS Boston, and sold By 0rocsrs and
Drusests because il ID excellent quality handy
TO have and always ready for friendly calls. company
and hospitable occasiona
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IrOR hENT-sI5 PER NONIH-TO A DESIRABLE
y tenant. without children. first floor. house l4I4
- NV. three connecting rooms. PANTRY. summer
ki'chen aud use Of bathroom reference required.
uhSs-.lt'
I'O& kESr-STORES AND OFFICES: EXCEL
lent lucarIgn Tor dru- store barter shop. reiI
lat uiict AMI land and peIsiun attorneys
AM ali e'-v-nlriiCr- 6DI and 900 9TH st H. v. on
Iusltg New Pension Building. Iuh..--{t.
I'Os REST-BEAUIIF NEW STORE 1902
l4th u SiNoQ feSt. CC.cT5 e cellar nine
rg1im lSeI ing above large brick stable Z. c.
CGIIER, l+.s:3 + St NV mill -tu,thSs. Irus y.
ISUk hENT-SIOEE AND DWELLING Al 1886
l4tn - cC-;tsinIu- Is rooms, with all mod
sru improvements Inquire l6:iS I4th 81. aII-I9w'
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l,OE RENT-ROOMS OR house FOR BUSINESS,
II GOS llth St n W, near ST lnh2ti-2ts
V,OR EEST-LARGE BRICK STABLI CONTAIN
II Ins - stalls. IN the northwest section. SO per
month Apply TO JAS. II. MAkR.
Hlh-SB-6t 1896 st n
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Aia7as.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market 8 reported BY special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1419 f street.
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BOOK NEWS.

How little the title of Book tells you! Even you
see all the Books. how many have you time to get
at the inside of
turn We send IT out once month a-brim with Just
what you want to know of the latest Books and the
gossip of the Book world By Judgment Of the
best judges it tests the Books and says why this
Book should be read and that skipped
With each number an author portrait &C., SOC. q
year.
JOHN wANAMAKER
-eur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-27

Mrs. GRANITE DENIAL - NrA Julia d. Grant
through her artogneyA In New York, yesterday,
served . general denial on Stanlsy Clark and
HWer N The casa
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A New York Man Made a Conn

ROME March 27.-The pope has created Mr.
Laubat, OF New York, Roman count.
Three Little Children burned 20 Death.
ORIILIA, ONT, March 27.-The house occupied
by ThoS. Bull, StOrekeeper and postmaster, was
burned last night. His three children, aged one
three and five, were burned to death.
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DoBB1ss ELECTRIC Soar.

THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
II is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which paid ESQ, 900
twenty years ago has never been modified changed
III the slightest This soap is identical in quality
day with that made twenty years ago.
Ii contains nothing that injure the finest fabric.
ltbrightens colors and bleaches whites
twashes fannels and blankets q no other soap In
the world does-wIthout neutrality-suspicious. them soft
AID white and like new
READ THIS TWICE
There Is great saving Of time. of labor Of soap Of
fuel and Of the fabric where Dobbns Electric Soap 10
Used according to directiona
One trial will demonstrate its great merit twill
Fay you to make that trial
Like all best thngs 1t Is extensively initiated and
counterfeited
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DOBBINs' Electric Don't lake MAG
netic. Eectro-Msgic, Philadelphia Electric or any
other fraud simply because it is cheap They will ruin
Clothes and are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
erd take other Nearly every grocer from Maine TO
Mexico keeps it in stock If yours hasn't IT. he will
order from his nearest Wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar,
and be careful TO Follow Directions each outside
wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying Cor Yourself this old reliable and truly won
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ROME, March Cit is reported that the queen
Of England will witness a review OF Italian and
English men-Of-war at LeghOrn.
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In the Criminal Court this AFTERNOON q colored
girl named Lumenta jackson, ALIAS Mary Williams
watch and chain from Anna Mccarthy January Is
last
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The sultan Of Zanzibar Dead.
LONDON, March 27.-The sultan OF Zanzibar Is
dead
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An Imprssssea Americas.

consul WALLER REPoRrs THAT CCKTfN Erxr m .
CEivED a FAIR THAI
United states consul " Aller. az London. has re-
portei 70 the state Department that, according 90
Instructions he recently paid visit TO John Cur
TN Kent, imprisoned upon conviction of consps-
racy against the British government, ana who
claims 70 be a citizen OF the United states Kent
states that he was born In Fermoy. Ireland where
MS parents are now living, and that he n nov n
natufalizef citizen OF this country. He also said
lhst no dynamite was every found on him: that
ne never talked with anybody about dynamite be-
toe leasing the United states nor did he ever
oelong 70 any organization OF Fenians M dynami
ters He protested his innocence The consul
staues that he investigated the case and found
lna,, athough the testimony against him wac
rather weak, the trial was a fair one
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w hen baby was SICK. Ne rave her Caatorial
When she Was child. she cried for CaasrssA
When she became Mia shs chung to CastoriA
Wien she had Children. She gave them Casteg1s