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A SCENE on SPRINGFIELD STREET.

lake region and tho middle valley OF tho Mis-
yesterday morning the barometer read
2n.96 inches. and the temperature was
u In Portland. Me, the temperature
was &C rnd in Eastport it was only 81. II was 10
In Montreal and GS in Nortntled. adjacent to
Burlington. VT. In Portland and Boston the
winds, were point east Of south and in North
field the direction wns west of south. In tho
eastern lake region the winds were due west,
and the temperature wns about ton degrees
lower than on tho coast. This cool wester-
ly air current, coming in contact with
tho warmer moisture-aden mir o! the
east may Eave been the primary
cause, of the tornado Il is entirely probable
that the topography OF the country along tho
Merrimac. and the Merrimac itself may have
bad something to 10 with the development of
the storm. 1t hns been noticed that some por-
tions OF the country are more Liable to tor
nadoes than others. MS for instance. the State
of Kansas. and while New England has very
rarely experienced such vlsitato"s. it is a
noteworthy tnct that this rarity is less marked
along the valley. OF tho Merrimac. which has
now been visited 'or the third time within tho
comparatively limited scope OF scmi- official
meteorological observation.
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Tho Vienna Beauty Show.

VIENNA. July 27.-The following directions
have been given for those ladies' who wish to
compete In the International beauty contest:
"All competitors must send photographs
with their addresses to the committee.
Those who are admitted must attend In
evening dress or costumes representative OF
the country from which they came"
The committee Bays that. should the COM
petitors desire it. travelling expenses and the
cost OF living here for five days will be paid
out Of he funds at the disposal OF the man
ayers.
Each lady who is in the competition will re-
ceive a souvenir OF the occasion. The total
sum TO be awarded to the winner Is 1920.
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bishop O,Duyer Upbrnids Drlop.

DUBLIN July 27-Bishop O'Dwyer OF Liner
lex in to-morrow's FreemdnS journal will re-
turn the attack respecting Dillon. The latter
repudated that part OF his speech in parla-
ment which reflected on the Pope. The Bishop
shows by Hansards official report OF Dillon 8
speech that the latter did say what he was re
rorted IN the papers to have said that he did
cay the. Pope was bribed by the British Gov
ernment
The bishop adds that no amount Of dirt
throwing will eNtrIcate Dillon from the pre-
dcament in which he finds hims elf. and he de-
mands that Dillon fnce the music and not try
to avoid the issue by repudiating the insulting
words which ne uttered
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a YOUNG U1Dow'S APPE1L
Sho Says Her Family In Toying 10 Con.
One Her In an InHane AsYImm.

ST. Louis. July 27.-Mrs. Isadore Bienen.
stock. wealthy young Hebrew widow has
created sensation among fashionable He
brews by appealing through the newspapers
for protection against her family, which she
asserts is trying 10 immuro her in an insane
asylum In order to secure her money. Slehas
left her relatives and is now at the IIote GERS.
where 40 attempt WAS mndc on last Thursday
night 10 tako her to an ASYLUM. ltnr brothers
ami other relatives say that Mrs. liienen7tock
T. insane that her mania takes tho iorm Of
running hugo bills Tor millinery and sIeud!r <
money layshly. Sho also importuncS Young
men 10 take her 10 AL IaccS OF Rmusemeit
and believes her people are trying TO a-sHssi-
nate her. Two physicians have issued ccril-
tes Of acute mania
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AIS.year.oId Girls Suicide.

WAsHINGToS, Pa, July GA sensation was
caused here last evening by the suicide OF Miss
May McCracken. the 15-year-old daughter OF
J.. A. McCracken. n lawyer. At supper she
was in her usual health and gay spirits. lmme-
dintely aiterTard she retired TO her room. and
In II few minutes revolver shot was heard
and on the family rushing to the apartment
Miss May WAS found lying on the floor. with q
bullet hole III her heart No cause for tho act
is known.
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IN IRREPRESSIBLE PILL MAKER.
He Deraces Natures Beauties with Hts
Advertisements.
Ru Dunlnp,t cabIe Nt,rs conp!

By DunldpS Gable Ne,rs Company
LONDON, July 27.-During the past week seri-
Gus trouble has occurred at Bowness. Lake
Windermere. where the citizens are trying to
prevent Beecham the pill manufacturer. from
running the teauties OF the lake by using the
neighboripG cliffs for advertising schemes.
Beecham, who lives at Windermere, put up a
great wire sign with gold letters praising the
virtues OF his pills Several young men In high
social position tore down the sign. and then
Beecham bought a yacht, on the sails OF which
he inscribed his advertisement.
The young men sank the yacht. Beecham
put out q new sign. and hired q constable to
watch 1t. On Friday plight the officer caught
the young men. and yesterday they were
arragned In tho police court.
The inhabitants are I'M In arms against the
pill purveyur. whom the newspapers do not
dare toiattack for fear he may withdraw his
advertising patronage.
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big Waves Damage Founder Brhdiey's
Board Walk.

AsDuRY PARK. July 27.-The board walk was
bombarded by the surf to-day. and portion
OF Founder Brsdley's bulkhead was torn out
by the waves and the Plaza was badly wrecked.
Though the sea was comparatively calm tho
waves were unusually large All tina way from
Asbury to Second avenue they broke over the
board walk and bulkhead. throwing spray
thousands OF persons. Founder Bradley gang
Of workmen boarded oil tho wrecked portion
and plank walk was secured by heavy timbers
and ropes. and the wreckage was cleared away.
Several sections OF the bath houses used b. the
colored people were undermined.
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down movement, sucking up, roofs and even
whole buildings; @ Ihe rlace CIV where they stood c.S
They will never forget ths awful grandeur OF
the scene.
The children OF J. J. Nugent, on Springfield
street. had a thrilling escape. One little girl
was inside OF the house whom the storm broke
and went down with the ruins OF the building.
eyes, nose, and ears were filed with sand and
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Tornado In Ontario.

HAMILTON. Ont. July 27.-A tornado near
here to- day did much damage. Several barns
were unroofed. and one barn was taken up
bodily and dropped a wreck on IN adjoining
farm. Large trees were uprootod and carried
or dragged long distances and all the crops,
fences. and trees in a district "a half mile wide
and mile long we're prostrated. Hailstones
the size of walnutB fell thicklY.
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strlk ers on tho Channel Boats.

LONDON. July 27.-The passengers between
Dover and Calais had lively time yesterday
In consequence OF the strike among the fire.
men on the steamers The piers are crowded
with strikers. The boats were delayed. The
strikers assumed q threatening attituue Fire
men have been secured temporarily to fill the
places OF the strikers to-day
Trouble is expected. The Dover hotels are
large number OF them remained in London
to-day for the same reGson.
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erod the lake region, tho st. Lawrence valley,
and the New England States. There wns noth-
ing peculiar In the readings OF the barometers,
but tho temperature was uneyenly dis rihutod.
Added TO this was large amount OF moisture
suspended in tte atmosphere. This eloment y
was moro than 80 por cont. lUO per cent. being
perfect saturation. The excess OF humidity
yesterday and Tor several days past was due
70 moisture aden dir being drawn in from the
Gull Stream 10y winds tending toward the CEN
tro OF the storm. which hos been during the
seme days drifting slowly eastward from the
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Tho Panama Canal.

PARIS July 27.-Ld Paris publishes cable
grams containing news OF the mission OF
Lieut.. Wyse, who went to Colombia to secure
removal Of the Panama Canal copcesslons.
The dispatches say that tho Colombian Gov
Wyse. having had assurance that the French
Government would do everything noediul to
facilitate the mpetien OF the canal.
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BROKE THE NEuspApEn MONOPOLY.
Founder Bradley IL Going to Tackle the
Hack and Ice MonopoIies Next

Founder Bradley IL Going to Tackle tho
Hack and Ice MonopoIies Next
AsBuR1 PARK. July 27.--Founder Bradley
succeeded In breaking the Sunday newspaper
monopoly to-day He purchased thousands OF
copies OF Philadelphia and Now York papers.
and had his nowsboys sell them for cents
each. Tho usual price is 10 or IL cents. His
supply was soon exhausted. and he purchased
more papers from tho, news agents at & cents
each. and resold them for 7.
Mr.. Eradley's next movo will be against tho
hack drivers who charge 25 cents for carrying
SUNDAY passengers TO tho Park from the in
terlaken station. Mr. Bradley will put on n
line OF 5-cont stages noxt Sunday Iic is also
inG bI cnreo o. es sSnncd doomo from anE nay "
be disposed OF here at cost.
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A Bank Clerks Disgrace.

ST. JOHN. n. B.. July 27.-Robert Snndors, a
bank clerk. WAS committed for trial yesterday
on charge OF embezzling $4,000 from the
branch Of the Nova Scotia Bank mt Woodstock.
His story, that he had heen knocked inseDs bio
and the money carried of. was thought to be q
pure invention, aud such IL proved. William
Saunders said that Robert had confessed to
him that he TOOK the money and hid II over tho
vault. whore 1t was found. minus $50. part OF
which WINS RiterWard recovered.
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A Death Certlaeato Rorussd.

Or. scheIpcrt, who had been attending MrS J. Harry
Bail At Io' Wrst Snoty eighth street refused 10 Fyo
death certificate when sho died on Saturday why
coroner IIanly could not Aseortsin yesterday lie
found thar MfS Rail rad disd ~ Apnpoy aud To sub
I"macd hr schtlpsr 10 appear A. the Corouers once
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The Red Paint Wnrninr. nound Ea.t.

NEW HAVEN. July 2T.-A now prophet Is
bowling in the wilderness about the suburbs
OF this city. He strode through the place with
pot OF red paint on his arm. and after he had
passed the people read in CORY letters on the
Iron coverings of sewor basins, dead walls.
you In the face" "Wll you spend eternity in
tormentW 1T II ar aTiul thing to fail into
likely to fall into the hands Of tho New Haven
Dollco all OF whom are hunting for him.
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Grave Robbers In Bavaria.

LONDON, July 27.-A sensation is reported
from Landshut. In lower Bavaria over the dis
coverp that the cemetery keepers have bsen
ropbng bodies OF the rich dead during the "a t
two yeats. Clothes, ornaments. and even hair
have beeu stolen, while costly collins have
been replaced by plai IN pine collins. General
eXhumA,ons have boon ordered. and the
Ghouls have been arrested.
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Money Needed for tho Irish Cause.

MITcHELsTowN. July GA telegram ro-
ceived hero contains the announcement that
Mr. Harrington, NJ. r.. has issued instructions
to all branches OF the National League to
ury of tie Central League. which has boon
heavily faxed by large disbursements.
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A Tornado ut suakIn.

LoNDoN. July 27.-A despatch from Suakin
says that hurricane swept over that place re-
Gently. The storm demolished the chimneys
O! tile water condenser. causing a great
scarcity OF water. Many natives In the vicinity
OF suakln are dying from famine.
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Lizzie Beobc Returns to Long nraueh.

I,oNG BEANcH, July 2L-Liz2te Beebe. who
ran away and was found In 4 disorderly house
In Saratoga, arrived hero with her father this
evening. 1T 10 said that the girl confessed that
she was induced to loave her Ia me by u
gambler, who deserted her III Saratoga,
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stoIe Part of the MennGerIe.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. July 27.-Two weeks ago
Col John F. Tyler OF this city was appointed
receiver for the Sells 4 Address circus and
menaRerie. Last night somebody, thought TO
and five horses and SO far Mr.. lylor has been
unable TO find them.
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It, showing how narrow my escape ,w8s. All
lost was my hat After ! reached homo word
came that had been Killed 1t was fortunate
for my wife that reached homo before that
report did"
Ex- Mayor Tewksbury and George Sanborn
were both near tho corner of Forbes and Bal
ley streets when the tornado struck Both
unite In saYinR that the storm had an up and
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Lenry.a Rar. Again on the Ocean.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 27.-Leary's raft OF logs.
the departure OF which was delayed by stormy
weather left tho harbor at about $3.50 this
mornlnG, In tow OF two tugs. Masters OF vrs-
sells shou Il keen Sharp lookout for this float
ing island II timber during tho several days IL
win be on Its Journey 10 New York.
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Prince Ferd,aand WIN ne DECLARED King.

LONDON. July 2s.-A despatch from Vienna
to tho Daily Nercs says that NJ. Stambulofl
the bulgarian Prime Minister. will Assem- BILE
and the deputies Of the Leading towns at Sofia
on Aug .. when Bulgaria will be proclaimed
INDEPENDENT and Prince Ferdinand DO declared
King.
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Caprivl Goes to Nee. Emperor william.

BERLIN, July 27-Chancellor Won Capliyi has
left Berlin to meet Emperor William at VIII
hemshaven. He will accompany the Emperor
to England.
Prlneess bismarck has gone to HomburR to
weeks.
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Emperor wmlam'. Visit to Ru..,n.

BRRLGN July 27.-The North German Gazette
says the journey Of Emperor William to Russia
has given rise TO baseless rumors. Nothing
more Is expected from his meeting with the
Car than that u friendly interchange Of ideas
may do away with existing diillculties and So
cure, penceable relations between Germany
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Russian Interference with Missionaries.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 27.-The Minister Of
the Interior has ordered the local authorIties
to prevent foreign missionaries from carrying
on their religious propaganda among the Jews
"a the detrlment Of the exclusive right OF con-
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DICKINSON. n. d.. July 27.-Intenso heat pro-
vailed yesterday and to-day In this whole sec
ton. The thermometer stool at lOj degrees.
1t is feared that great damage has been done
to tho crops. Tho probability is that the hot
spell will continue.
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nv pnntaps caop Seo, compars

nv Dnntap's cdbb Eecs Cornpdr1
BERLIN, July 27.-Great anxiety exists in
court circles regarding the condition OF the
Crown Princess OF Greece. sister Of Emperor
William and granddaughter Of Queen Victo-
ria. On tho 10th inst. she was prematurely
confined. She improved for few days. and
then dangerous symptoms developed, and the
result was an internal rupture.
The KinR and Queen of Greece wore away
and Dr. Hndziskos the royal physician. was
absent In Vienna. Empress Frederick. mother
to the Princess. was on her way from England
whom tho event happened. Only nurse was
In attendance.
DR.. Mangina OF Athens was called. but ar
rived three hours after the birth. The Princess
is now very weak and In q critical condition.
Prof Obshauson. chief Of tho Berlin tniver-
slty Hospital. left yesterday for Athens by the
lmreror's orders Queen Victoria Is evidently
alarmed. as sho Is constantly making inquiries
by telegraph about tue Princess.
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A Cor Loaa OF Eeer for A.hnry Park.

A'urRr rIEG July 27,-BcSr bottlsrS have tho, right
TO deliver beer IN this temperance town by the case on
orders TIE supply OF beer Eave out At noon yester
dav. Teeyrams were sout IN S"wark brswerteA and .
car load OF Ocer arrived last night by eXpre and or
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Died OF HydrophobIa.

Providence, July IT Daniel Mccormick Of Paw.
tuckst died late Saturday night Of hYdrophobiL lIo
was bitten by dog some time ago and had been con.
nned to his bed for SOmo time past with hope OF
Ghying his life
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A New York Drummer Badly Hurt

EAU CLAIRE. Wis, July 27,-GeorRe Gross
man, Now York travelling man, was struck
by a runaway to-day and received INJURIES that
will probably prove fatal. The shaft pene-
trated his body and one OF his legs was broken.
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MUNICH. July 27.-WhIle the Prince Regent
was out driving In the suburbs 10 day his car
riaGe cullided with a tTamcRr. and the Prince
was thrown out and badly bruised.
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Population OF Portland. Oregon.

PORTLAND. July 27-According to the census
lust completed. Portland has population Of
IS SOL. The two suburbs. East Portland and
Albina. together have population Of $1,000.
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pn1ss or o,cnnNE11.,a HonsE,

plestering and at first It was thought that she
was dead. she rallied, however, and is now
we'll on toward recovery.
Mrs. Michael Young Of l05 Springfield street
tells this vivid story OF tho tornado: When
the rain began to fall wat in tho basement OF
our small store. 1t grew .awinlly dark. and
began 10 grow frightened. There were two
other women in the store with me. and all Of
1s were frightened. The wind increased in
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A TurLIsh Chief OF Police DIsmissed.

CoNsTANTISoPLE July 27-Kiamll Boy. Di-
rector of Police. has been dismissed. He is
succeeded by Naaim Boy, the Governor OF Con-
stAntinople.
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Mellins food a soluble preparation eoutalu.
DhosphaEic mat trS which are 90 eSSsnTS Tor The
eeslEny growth Of Guild lis not medicine Ills
f0oa toE lsAlIhT aud also feeble LptAltI,-AaG
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Our RInemen In FraueaeId.

the independent New York shooting Corps
have arrived here. Zimmerman won the local
gold medal
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It seemed TO me that the wind rushed down
Durham street. and then made dash
parcntly l was just under the. whirlnG
cloud ns it crossed Tho street. and though the
rush OF wind was terrible: was not struck by
One tree fell 50 close TO the wagon as to scratch
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BOO. Langlrg says 0ooa.sY to Gebha

LONDON. July 27.-Mrs LanRtry was at the
Waterloo station this morning to SEQ Fred.
Gebhardt OF Just before the train left there
was an affecting scene between them. Geb.
hardt Will sail from Southampton on the Elder
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
IHE CROWN PRINCESS OF GREECE IN a
CRITICAL CONDITION.

Chancellor Won Caprivi Starts TO Meet
Emperor Willamette BuiRnrians Say
they VIII Declare Ferdinand King.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-10-30
Notes.


The remains of the late Just ice Miller
were taken to Keoduk, Iowa, for burial.
Admiral Porter, who has been seri-
ously ill, is now in a fair way toward re-
covery.
The Interior Department has executed
a contract providing for steamboat serv-
vvice on Yellowstone Lake.
The Navy Department has completed
plans for harbor defense ram upon the
designs of Rear Admiral Ammen.
The trial of Frank K. Ward for the
murder of Maurice Adler in Washington
has been postponed until November IL.
Senator Elmunds says that he knows
nothing about any proposition to tender
his resignation to the Vermont legslat-
ure.
1t is expected the monitor Mianton.
oman will go into commission November
IS, with Captain John NJ. Sicard in COM
mand.
Comptroller Lacy says the condition
of the banks throughout the country is
very satisfactory, and that capital is Cir
culatiIg freely.
The United States minister at st.
Petersburg, in a report to the State De-
! partment, denies the reports of persecu-
ton of Hebrews in Russia.
Superintendent Porter, in letter from
Europe, claims that the census of 1890
will stand for all time to come as the
best and most accurate up to date
The Navy Department has decided to
award the contract for furnishing the
forgings for the batteries of the new
battleships to the Bethlehem Iron Works,
of Bethlehem, Pa.
1t is said the Interstate Commerce
Commission has number of Government
secret service agents at work trying tc
secure evidence against railroads which
are believed to be violating the law by
secretly cutting rates.
1t is estimated by the Treasury De-
partment officials that fully SO, 600 seals
have been captured unlawfully thi:
season. These seals are shot in the oper
ocean, and not more than one in 81,
shot are secured This would represent
a slaughter of 800, 600 seals which have
been wantonly killed and whose skin.
have never been recovered. 1t is not
thought that the seal industry can long
Withstand this slaughter, as the seal:
are killed without regard to age, sex, OF
breeding season
Owing to the fact that the new tariff
law omits the provision granting free
importation to articles impol ted for tn
use of the Government, Secretary Win
dom has informed the various Cabine
officers that articles imported on ant
after the 9th instant for the use O
your department are therefore now sub
Ject to payment of duty unless they ar
specially provided for in the free list O
the act of October 1, 1890, or are i'm
ported under special contract in fore
on the 9th instant, when said act wen
into effect, and at prices excludin,
, duties.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-10-30
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Weeks Summary of Events at the Seat
Of Government

Political Activity Among Government
Clerks 49, Licenses Cut Down Rock
Creek Park-No Extra Session.
The activity among the political clubs
at the national capital is attracting
much attention Some thousands of
voters are preparing to go home to vote
at tIe coming elections In the different
States. and tile questions of assessments
and undue influence as affected by the
civil service law are made the subject CT
much newspaper ""mment.
The District commissioners are giving
hearings in opposition to the resolution
to reduce the number of saloons in the
District from 700 to 400 Messrs. Frank
Madigan and w. II. Shea appeared be-
for, the cominis5i bnerS on behalf of the
lqu r sellers, and urged that with an
inc easing population and 700 saloons it
would be Il backward movement to re-
ducc tie saloons to 400 as contemplated
b. tH" Dii.r CT commissioners. PreSi-
Gel; ID r.i.,.; suggested that 400 saloons
in u lo"IlHtiun of 230, 900 would be one
sai.,o, for each $40 inhabitants-m
w"n'e 3, and children and he thought
Tat NO I'LL aft rd ample accommodation
20 those adults out of $40 who desired to
i k ut saloons. So far the commits
s.Or"rs a"e understood to he unanimous
in fayo of leaving the 400 rule un.
c a1gci, not as an inflexible bar to
other | ccnses, but as indicating the
po!icy Of the District board There will,
no ever. he another hearing.
The r. ok Creek Park commissioners.
Genera. Casey, &c 'eral Boynton, and
Attorney Perry, VITA Secretary Langley,
of the Smithsonian, and Engineer Ros
sell, of the District Building, have.made
Il per onal survey of the section of Rock
Creek margin on which the park is to be
located The park will embrace nearly
8, 900 acres. and it is believed that it will
be one of the finest in the world.
The question Of an extra session of
Congress has apparently been decided in
the negative, although no authoritative
declaration has yet been made by the
| President.