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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24
Grand Excursion to Masonic Fair.
Baltimore

The Washington Light Infantry will attend
the Masonic fair at Baltimore next Monday
night, October q, leaving via Baltimore and
Ohio railroad 1T $50 pm. In order TO accom-
modate the public another special train will
leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at $40 %. n.
same date. Rate, sl.25 for the roun trip. in.
eluding admission to the fair Tickets good
going only on special and valid for return on
regular trains same night or on special leaving
baltimore at Il:I0 pm Tickets for safe nj
BsIumore and Ohio depot.-Adut
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Condensed LOCALS.

Tho Kensington Fox Hunt Club has been or
ganized with Rear Admiral Jouett as president.
Harvey L. Page as secretary and Paul Jones as
master of hounds.
The gold watch voted at st. Peters Church
fair was won by Mr.. Robt. b. Foy, who re-
ceived 1874 votes.
dead infant was found yesterday on 18th
street extended near Kenesaw avenue.
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Democratic Meetings in MARYLAND.

An enthusiastic rally Of Maryland democracy
was held "Wednesday night in Laurel. Col Van
Manning, ex-Representative in Congress from
Mississippi. Harry shannon of this city and MIR.
Cannon of Baltimore were the speakers.
Another gathering was held at Bladensburg
last night and the democracy of the fifth Mary
land is closing the campaign with rush In
every county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24
Guido Boards In the Soldiers, Home

To the Editor Of The EVENING sr.n.
Allow me, through the columns Of your widely
read paper, to call attention TO what is proba.
bly, mere oversight on the part of those in
charge of the grounds at the Soldiers Home.
At present visitors arc deferred from the full
enjoyment of trip through the beautiful
grounds by the risk of becoming incxtricably
entangied in the labyrinth of walks and drive.
ways The writer has had a late experience OF
ms own and knows Of others. A simple remedy
would be tho liberal distribution of guide
boards indicating tho direction toward Tho
dinerens exits. This or some other device
should be adopted Jam
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Buried I'm Rock Creek Cemetery.

The remains Of Mrs Harriet X. Balm, wife Of
Col VI. NJ. Balm, chief of the contest division
of the general land Office. were taken from the
vault where they were placed after her dca tn
on tho 14th instant and buried in the Rock
Creek cemetery at pm. today. Col. Balm
and his two sons. sixteen and eigh teen years
of age. still reside at their homo, 3Ol NJ street
northyest
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGHs-"GoodO Old Times"
NATIoSAL--Prlmrose& Vests Minstrels.
BiJoU.-"The Paymaster."
KERNAS's.-Night Owl Burlesque Compan,
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EyrRy HuMoR EXCEPT IcHrHyos,s

Is speedily permanently aud economically cured by the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. This is strong language. but
true 1t will encourage thousands of hopeless suffer-
who Lave tried and found wanting both ply sicans
and medicines. to Ike effort to rid them
selves of these terrible Affections CUTICURA is the
only positive cure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24
The ZOOlOrfcaI Park

Today Judge James in the District Court
made an order in tho Geological Park condem-
nation proceedings ratifying the report of
the appraisers as to the land of Pacificus
Ord, the time for filing exceptions having ex-
pired.
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER

Temperature and condition Of water at 2
s.m.-Great Pals. temperature. So: condition,
4. Receiving reservoir. temperature. o. Con-
dition at north connection. 3; condltlon at
south connection, 81: distributing reservoir.
temperature SO: condition at infiuent gate
house. IL; condition etiiuent gate house. 23
High tide in the river, 451 pm; low tide in
the river, 81 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24

CARPErs CAMFHoRATED ana made moth proof
free Of charge. Umpire GARRETT CLEANISo
WORKS, 6Sl-635 Mass. ave. Il. W. Telephone 1852.
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LADIES AND CHILDRES's SUITS READY MADE
and made to order at less prices than some
Gressmakers charge for making. Good ut and
low prices guaranteed.
"CUT PRICE DRY GooDs House,"
500 7th st. NV.
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The EEsr BOARD in the city al Woman's Ex
change Orders taken for homemade bread
pies, cakes and jelly at popular prices.
cog 18th st NV.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Euy Your Coal OF J. MAUnY DOVE. Onl-
highest grades OF family coal handled jyl5-tf
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For Gymnasium Suits, all grades. 60 to
TAPPAS's, 1913 Pa. ave. ol-im
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wIxoM's, 500 9th st. n.w.-Good creamery
butter, 25c.: large hams (cut), 11c.; email hams,
121Ic.; lard, 71ac. Fresh meats, vegetables,
groceries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24

JUsr RECEIVED a new limo o. English breech
leaders at TAPPASs, 1913 Pennsylvania ave.
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Fresh Supply of Extra Sleeves for
Jackets at c. AUEnBACH's Knit Jacket Depot,
18th and H. o92 "a
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HOUSE q HERRMANN's for furniture and cur
pets. Cash or credit See ady't., page G.
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Our line Of Extra Heavy Doublc-seat Canton
Flannel Drawers is now on our shelves Every
pair has three clinched buttons, 10 full stayed
IN fact, the best that can he made. Our price
for this combination OF excellences is
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A one day sale price.

are notified that we have the LARGEST FORCE OF
PRINTERS employed in tho city and get out
Briefs i'll shorter time than any other office o9-1m
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TonAro Fra.

TomAro FIG
A mild LAXATIVE for constipation. A sovereign
table LAXATIVE. superior 20 anv remedy The
market. Can be relied for its positive results In
any emergency. IL corrects slusglsh habit Of the
bowels without producing Depressing effect or loss
OF rnle from business Improves the health Of both
sexes. young ana Dad.
Tomato Zig gives tone and strength 10 the liver
kidneys and bowels and IL VI the delirhtf0
aud effective purgstives now before the pubic.
For sale by al druEg1sts- .2c per bottle
Y. a BUTTS CO.
o15-3Ws baltimore. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24

ATTENTION is called to the trustees sale Of
about ninety-six acres of land near RocsvilIe
PIKE and near Bethesda. This property is sit-
nated adyantageously for subdivisions, the sale
oeing tomorrow at 4 o'clock, presents q chance
for profitable investment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24

Frec.-Samples Of DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervlne at MERITS DRUa STORE. lOI4 ST.
Cures Headache. Nervousness, Sleeplessness
Neuralgia, Fits. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24

'Rockbridge Rye" finest made, 81 per
gallon; 81 quart bottle. LYScHs, 404 9th st. n. W.
s1-m&f,tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24

TIE well-known firm of Johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
lrll in the Unitcd States.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho Weather.

FORECAST I'LL EIGHT An. SATURDAY.
Tor the District Of Columbia and Maryland
continued cool northweste winds and occa-
sional light showers
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A Great OFFERING In SHIRTS

"A <IREAT OFFERING In SHIRTS
Made of New York Mills Muslin, full-length
Linen bosom, continuous stay in all RESPECTS
nisi-ciass shirt. Sizes. IL TO L. OlIIy J0c.
We have received another case of China Mulls,
choice col ttctlou OF handsome designs. Our
Ir1cs only l2!sc per yard Sold elsewhere at
Use.
Curtain Scrn. in White and Fancy, ut ), 8,
10 and l.1Ic. per yard
LACE CURTAINS.
We are showing some great bargains at 75c,
81, Sl.23, $50 and upward.
CHENILLE pORTIERES.
choice line Of beautiful styles
BED COMFORTS.
Full size at 75c.. 81, sl.25, 81 so and up
ward.
BLANKETS.
notwithstanding tho advance IN price by the
manufacturers of these goods selling
them AZ cd prices AID il sonie even less
We quite .s special l0-i all wool at 81, 81 10
and s., a pair; all wool II s.. D. 80, SO, $3.50
1910 and 80. 80 rair.
Back Astiachan, for trimming and making
capes and coats, 81 TO ST. yard
CARgARr LEIDY,
92S 9Th ST. and 706 Z ct. NV
Philadelphia Store. oo2
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CAMEL AND SPLINr Coal.
For open CRATES. Highest grades. Prices low.
JOHN p. AGNEw * Co., 1881 Penna. ave.
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For Douglas Celebrated Shoes 90 to
TAPPAN's. 1913 Pa ave. ol-lm
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IMPORTED ginger ale 81 a dozen, at
CHARLES kRAEMER's,
737 It'll st NV.
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Breech Leaders for hire. Game laws
gratis. At TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
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BUY Your Coal of J. MACRy DOVE. Onl.
Highest grades of family coal handled
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MANIrou. ginger, champagne, should be in
every househould. Beats the imported ginger
nj. lNon-nlcnhniicl
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For Foot Ball Sweaters, e., s., 81, go to
TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
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IMPORTANT VERDICT

We, the people who have tried it. find A. B.
c. Alternative an absolute blood purifier.
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25 H |, !, NV . ,P|'.Arrraxs

The Most yiish aud becviinx Shapes kyer proeuce
abe "WAshlN6ioN," tins fsraect slseveiess Gar
ment.
lie "aioDJEsKA." tho Most styIish sling sleeve
Garment
Elegant school Garment Ia Aissesf Sizes
The "ECklSGION." asthsred 1t heck; vary hand
The FAIR" Dresay. Close lifting Garment, with
Coat sleeve. Tor Misses and Children
Prices were low fur line OuaIitv Vster.
proofs. GOODYEAR hUnbEk COMPANY. 500 OH 81
H31-am AkbS1kLE LINDSAY. Aauaveg.
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Fok ALL KINDS Of ammunition 60 to TAP
PANS, 1913 Pa. ave.
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POWERFUL race glasses. Hempler's, 45s Pa av.

CHARLES KRAEMER,
737 9Th ST. NV.
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EXPLAINED.


Easily EXPLAINED.
It's Just as natural for us to be given the rep
resentation of the finest houses in the country
as for the sun to rise-Now YOU know such .
house rs Deutsch & Co, of New York-the best
juvenile Cloak and Suit makers Of the tcorld-
are not going TO let their creations have an out
let except through the most reliable channels
VEIN Washingson-have got their goods
clusively-and dozen others-who are rivals
for favor with the celebrated Deutsch. That's
where we get our prestige. We stand solely and
and alone tho custodians Of the choicest and
most unique effects for Misses and Childrvn's
wear that can be bought. You can't make any
comparisons because there's nothing to CON-
pare us with.
We always endeavor on Saturdays to have q
"leadcr". Tho priceu sell il the minute you
lay your eyes on It.
Blue Chevoit Refer. broad sailor COL
lar. high shoulders and big buttons.
to IL yoars-All sizes tomorrow the same
price.
$780,
Aone day sale price
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For Today and Tomorrow we Will save
your dollars If you Will call and bay one of our
Fine Melton 0vercoats, $3.50; Fine Chinchilla
at So and Kersey 0vercoat Si0.53. These
prices are for the Path and 18th only. III.
FRIEDLaSDER, sc. cor. 9th and 4 SITS. NV. IL
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CITY ITEMS
edo You Wear

DO You wear
Our line of Extra Heavy Doublc-seat Canton
FLANNEL Drawers Is now on our shelves Every
pair has three clinched buttons, rs full stayed
IN fact, the best that can he made. Our price
Tor this combination OF excellences is
4sc. ssc. 4Sc. 4Sc.
IL FRANC SoS, One Price, cor. 9TH and d.
DIR. C.. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist IN Skin Diseases and Diseases
OF the Nervous system. has opened an Office in
Washington. ID. G., for the treatment OF all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing super
huous hairs, warts. moles. marks, tumors and
all blenishes DIR. Benson or his partner. DIR.
Z. .. Manakee, can be found every Wednes-
day from $50 am. to $50 pm. At their Office,
lzl2 q st. NV. o2i,21,2s
For Today ard Tomorrow We will save
your dollars If you Will call and bay one of our
Fine Melton Overcoats. 50. 90 a Fine Chinchilla
at $3.50 and Kersey overcoat Sia53. These
prices are for the oath and 25th only. Ii.
fRIEDL.NDER, sc. cor. 9th and SITS. NV. 1t
Pure Rye Whisky, 5years old, full quart
bottle 65c
POr, Wine (med. use). full quart bottle, SOC.
Roller Process Flour. a bbL. Sl.50. New
Edam Cheese. Imported Ginger Ale.
oZ2&2i 7. L. WILSON. s3i 9TH st. NV.
What Mrs. Grundy says: Take DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. II is sure TO cure your cold.
After the Races
You VIII be both hungry and dry. Go direct
to Frank Johnson's Restaurant, 405 18th st.
NV, opposite the Star Office, and you will find
just what your appetite Graves for in the way
OF eatables and driukables. Everything first
class. Call. o2i-5t
Breech Leaders for hire. Game laws
gratis. AT TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
An invention Making Sewing a Pastime,
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm. No. 3.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Once 433 9th street northwest o5-2m
For Foot Ball Sweaters, e. IS, "a, 60 to
IAPPANs, lOl3 Pa. ave. ol-lm
Frec.-Samples of DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervlne at MERITS DRUa STORE. 1914 + st.
Cures Headache. Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia, Fits &c. 5
For Douglas Celebrated Shoes 60 to
TAPPANs 1913 Pa. ave. OHM
t'Rockbridge Rye" finest made, 81 per
gallon; 81 quart bottle. LYScH's, 404 9th st. n. W.
sl-m&f,tr
For Gymnasium Suits, all grades, 60 to
1APfAN S, lOl3 Pa ave. ol-lm
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JoHs's Restaurant. 1l26 It'll st. NV.
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Pure Rye Whisky, years old, full quar-,

por, Wine (med. use). full quart bottle, soc.
Roller Process Flour. a bbL. Sl.50. New
Edam Cheese. Imported Ginger Ale.
o22&2i p L. WILSON. 934 18th ST. NV
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What Mrs. Grundy says: Take DIR. Bulll
Cough Syrup. IL is sure TO cure your cold.
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An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime,
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm. No. 3.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9th street northwest oS-2m
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ANFORD'S SCHEME.
/ will Extend II to I Ma
fional Savings Bank.
Zoo SECURITY ron POOR MEN.


wxsEfssros CITy. March ia special
- that Senator Stanford now thinks very
.1sfos,siy OF extending his financial scheme
: 20 q % make the government great saw
- hank, ~ well rs . lender Of money on
4 Il ostste security. and he has eupioyed .
for o. financial experts and eminent
-. 70 ascertain whether the plan he
~ = yiew 70 accomplish this Is feasible
- constitutional
- plan is literally to turn the treasury
- into safe depository for small sums
y noney, making bank for poor men
S51<eh skall be absolutely proof against
n4u.
I ~ original plan was TO advance money
y frfn,sgs upon real-estate security. and
11 nxtension involves the subsequent turn
k7Il q these mortgages into bonds. which
y ~ 81 turn be disposed OF at par In small
- 70 persons wishing to deposit money
- he government
- government will collect per cent.
i1vst on the mortgage. and In turn these
;S6r1enee bonds viii bear interest ct the
-. ~, OF IL per cent.
~ bonds viii probably run for fixed
s $50. and bondholders viii have no power
sko1eser 70 press mortgagors whose partic-
~ lands may be security for rheir loans
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7nE IDAHO RESTRICTION.


noosS By the Minority Against Antiei-
psting Conviction.
WaeursGfos CIrY, March IL. -Represen-
i6ffye Nansuf on behalf OF the minority OF
W eommittee on territories filed . report
rIontfng their objections 70 the passage
z ~ III for the admission OF Idaho now
ding in the House.
n precise point of difference between
- nsjority and minority is this, he says.
~ Tie majority approves the provision
Ntich deprives citizen of right
Il suffrage. disqualifies him from
le,6ine Office. ard prevents him
in serving on jurors for criminal
onduct imputed 10 him when he was not
eonvicied of such criminal conduct, while
- minority assert that no citizen, being
slhsrwise qualified, should be de-
pgivod Of these rights and privileges
q account OF alleged crime
unless he has been convicted OF such crime
" some court Of competent Jurisdiction,
"a whsEs the penalty for such crime or
nj thereof Is such disqualification
n minority. while rcprehending ~
uneh - any Of the majority can reprehend
~ cfIenses of bigamy and polygsmy. and
- aiding aud ahetting OF such Of
innse. most respectfully submit 70
~ House that man who
= accused Of bigamy, aiding bigamy. or
b1longing TO an association that cncour-
- these offenses, Is IS much entitled to
tfial for that offenso ~ Q man who il
GAareed with any other ofiense.
'sWe insist. therefore. that when Idaho
\ admitted II shall not be with the pro-
sision IN the constitution which deprivcs
sitlsens Of the right of suffrage. Of the
dtht TO serve on juries and to hold office
bscause OF an alleged crime Of which the
Dosty has not been convicted"
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washington Imrasg ration and Homestead
Asxaetatiou.

AsSsfsattsu-
We have fay sale falgo acres in different parts
Of the state in S To- q, 20 . ard i6escre farms
good tanning lands. 80 acres 81 kaaiusisw, %
mits on Northern Pacific railway. I'D. han-
eanal- "a acres government, land IN kiuap
county. 80 On Northern Pacific railroad iAsds
near Kstsyile. Adams county. s. 80 per sese on
ten-yeAr contract. years paid up. yesfs psy-
menss 70 gun. commencing November u. isso
Five thousand acres railroad land faF sale ara
10 years. = TO 80 per q = five Ana $500
tract nssy Port Townsend tleo pc acre LAnls
on east side az lake Washington Of Sto 20 sSun
per acre opposite Ye<lsr asenGs and Madison
Street table rstwsy terminus Eve sefss IT.
Green lake tssn per scre. one hall cash. esiancs
six ssonihs Acre properly and town lots wss.
seattle. Choice lots IN Pl asant Nssiey 49,
Ballard five thou and aefss choice Pes :. -
Norfhsrn Pacific railroad ANTS IN hanx county.
IS 10 So PER acre, % acres IN sec =, ~ - A.
e. nrag >ofthern Pacific fsiirosd.
anyrsasoS ceVsrr.
Thres hundred acres, eas sc I. ~ = n, : v;
seres lls acres In sec Is % g y. ~ good clay
GplSns. heavily tiabeved. tso per acre
srrsAr COUNTY.
Two hansssed acres ia secs 81 and ts. ~ = a {
tw. naaslly heggon lata, sl&a rsr aete' ~
acres east 81 aud near 80 Lake asaaastoas 70
par acre Eexweii bUildlus.
osKaoS
Two hundred ana thiEEy-shree acres ., EHseae
civ. oregon, nicely saaVtnresi. sdtaantns sass.
fats sF NIL ssi isr AZ average Of 800 per sore
this Is q great bargain.
tass lots Il seattle, noar Nscison ssseef cas-
s-sl SSsss A lots In Harrison heig l. ss' esf p
Txseatx lots in Txe<nas Dear eleStfsr EN@@
& srrs. ssaess near Tacoma $50 80 $50 PSI serc
Fairies in fhe Eastern ssatss or E9EusS W. -
as.ss ass fnss,rr.s ssfxsn Ahcas the rwsoSrcSs
~ "a sfase eassss etc. ese,. ffes ~ SasE<e. -
s..r,t tae vsasssge amounting Ordinarily % o-
ses,ss ny x.is.rssslax sets esics. sad parties "a
- r.ss.rD .ssteS aes4Ftak So visit Washington
ave r~rora snsn.s9 - apply a. TIRE essases - sae
SSrtksrn PaSsre Railway fsR s-zasrersstso~,
frp4Sags. etc. ass ask tef sei,ses 81 "et sAS't-
tsss snaySs 81 wssAsEgteas etc
ys.asrwsrp Immigration and Homestead
Azsse3 asfoa.
gx.azns = ana ~ RSxsel sstsSsns. rerssf ~
,.ss.-.s -. as gyssss stress Sess'ts. WASH
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Lucky JOHN DAVIS.
eeneocdy cf That Name Entitled 20 Sew.
eral Millions.

CHICAGO. March Is - A special from
nulse. Mont. this morning. stated that
!udss ANDREW ]. Davis. a wealthy citizen,
80 died. leaving an estate OF ten millions.
~ @ which would so 10 his brother. John
4 Davis. OF Chicago. A reporter spent
Ne day IN hunting all the John Dsvises in
Ne city directory, but. though ali expressed
pstiect willingness to take charge of the
nniions. they were Obliged 20 regrctfuliy
~ hey never before heard Of Judge
laws, and tina, they had no relatives ia
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SsSsoA A<ssSs>'fs ~ st11nS8 tstI &0XO-
eating Il.
HAVANA, March i2.--The agitation In
favor OF the annexation Of Cuba by the
United States has at last reached crisis.
Journals which have been openly advocat
Ing annexation received d warning which
has checked their utterances. In Ra,do
which has been conspicuous for Its vigor,
sus denunciation Of the government and
advocacy of independence or annexation
capped the climax last week by saying
The Spanish government. by its disgrace.
vi and ruinous administration OF affair.
q this island. has done more than any,
hing elsa TO throw Cuba into the arms Of
re United States"
several editors of papers have been ar
tseed and are stu IN prison. Other
journals are now more cautious, but the
agitation among them il stronger than
eyef.
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furH, March is--At last nights dinner
me emperor approached Count Apponyi
and Count karoly for their attacks on
Hefr Iissa. Both declared the emperor
@'siaicrmed IN that respect. The EN-.
psfcr replied that IL was hardly possible.
nsessse be himself had followed the de-
ceies IN the diet.
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A srrrIAI- RARGAfN

- eSef ios a few DAYS Gals sotae uarssstsa
fsss.Sxtx irenliag ea Samoa bay szras the
fs... s. sasssgA WIZ make thirsy-solsE Ns.s.r
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