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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-04
FOR SAIE-HOUSE6

TOR sALH-THE MOST COMPLETE HOUSES IN
the growing northwest section Of the city, 8 q 10
decorated; cor. Eth and " sts prices lows tern
n open all day for inspection catch
COR sALE-K CHANCE FOR ANY ONE who
Il wants 70 buy a house on easy terms; 212 1lth It.
s,S1s aaa ss mont
fsa s oaa q 81 BRsbI Geih
For sALE-Two BRICK DWELLINGS,. soe AMP
'front.' stone trim; rooms and baths furrsce heats
'O' i'i'i0 sN y. e Z WELLS Room. 40 and 80,
fest WASHINGTON Losn and Trust bldg.
ssIMo SlNh FE5ck 8 PM W, LIN, or
han, every modern cSnv.n'vnssi Prpe a ~ o. Easy
is2m wash,nsion L an sH and trust trust bniidins.
Eos SALOON c ST, BET. lsr AND I'D $, z, |,
..y !" TTiSs : sSG ssn jSo G R S'
EOR RENT-FF BEUARY Is. 3l3 B. ST. NE
Pr g @sn,S So'i: rsS s iSi ssA -
EOR sALE-wAsH' DANENKowER.
Real E,,sie and Insurance Broker.
is,h and az stS M
-, win pay you to LOOK at these sropelt'ss ,.,
bay,Tintow rresssd-5rics house; cellar. furnace.
good and hath. stationary wHshstand,- range.
n and ron seFs bens one 81 Ii. most
plets houses the civ: will be sold easy monthly
psyents price, 1880. set permit to inspect at this
Office.
ISpF ST. mel lot 1Sx7o to 1o-soot alley; new 2
cellar. furnace, : soOd rooms and bath stationary
washstand. rsnrr; crystal chance ieTs; handsomely
pspered sils rOn and iron stefs and Iron
park fence heinx of the most complete houses in
the city; will be sold on easy monthly payments /,
prize. -. 2N &c. permit to inspect at this once.
SOi I'd s. u. lot 16xS4 rear and side 3foot
alley; new bsy-vindow brio. 2 good rooms and
cellar. furnace and very complete; Price, a. 80. on
monthly payments; set Permit to inspect at this
ofice-
ai n St n e. lot 161s4 10 3OAfoot alley; bay
window brick; rood rooms and csiisr. furnace and
everything complete: price, "a 80; same terms set
PERMIT 20 inspect at this office
LARGE alley lot IN rear Of above. lot "a. IN square
.o4 let "a AM 81. and sts price, -. 600.
1874 7 St nv. sub lot 20. sqnsre 13l; 4room
frame; lot yOxpI TO alley; Price, 81. 80.
new 4-roJnl hrick houses Price. r., 800.
ROCKVILLE PARK. Mp.-A new S-room frame
cottage; furnace. range. cellar &c. and large lot
price. S3.IpO
Also several Of the finest lots in Rockville Park
from $40 $50 each. and money advanced for
bailding.
CHARLTON HEIGHTS. MD-A new room frame
c.ttsse cellsr, Sc.. and large lot p-.ce. 81 900
CLEVELAND HEIGHIS.-one OF the fine.t corner
price. 4Oc. rer loot. o. go 40
RIVEBDAIE PARK.-Five Of the finest lots In the
MASn'N DAIsENHOwER
Successor TO
Danenhower son,
Raal Estate and Insurance Broker.
fafev 18th and q sts. Y. w.
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TOR
L NORTH SIDE OF n ST.
BETWEEN nth ST. AND CONN. AVE.
very desirable lot "a feet inches front at a re1-
sonable price.
Apply to J. v. " HUYCK
feI-tc D.
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L'OR SALE
L THREE OF THE CHEAPEST LOTS
- - IN THE NORTHWEST
ON DE SALES ST. TWEEN CONNECTICUT
AVE. AND nth ST.
1SxlOO each TO alley.
As an investment this Is unsurpassed.
Apply to
fe2-6t 1ho5 Pa ave
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AUCTION SALES
GEO, W. srIcKNEr. AueiiOaesr. i2ieFst nv.
iRCSTEES SALE OF VERY VAIUaBlr M
PROVED PROPERTY. RFING HOIsE No ai6
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST " ~
1916 Est nv.

GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 1915 Est nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vaIu.srr rN.
PROVED PROPERTY. RfING HOIrsF NJ oic
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded IN ,n.r
District OF colnrbs and st request of he p,-fy
sec9rsa Ne NIL OF iHs sale IN front Q, the
fTsBRsi sTsi ir s q i 2PPSTrr F " 2
p u. all Of lot NUMBERED 81 in b. W. Carpentst,s
s1bdfytson OF orgnsl lot in square numbered sseS
surSsyos's once 81 the psSTst q cSiS,a a Of Va
subject 20 certain deed 81 trust secure the sum Of
- and interest," IRON =
Terms Ct sale: onehali cssh in deed Of
trust ana the balance IN one I'D with interest
the rate Of six (6l per cen;um per snnutn PAYABLE
seni-snnu Iy. and secured by deed OF trps; on the
chaser 500 deposit II time Of sac. Terms % be
con riied with IN ten days the property will be
ssa q the riss and cos; q the defAuas purchaser
william W. WRIGHT -.
fe4-eosds FRANK u, CARPENrkR.i trustees
THOMAS BOWLING sos. Auctioneerz
l. OLE ST. n
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE LOTS
MCGOWAN 4 LEWIS, TRUSrEES'. AD-
DITlON TO ARLINGTON HEIGHTS va
Gy virtue Of certain deed OF trust 10 Us heS-ing
dat July - A - 1892. and duly rerrrled IN Liter
r. No folio ll OF the land records Of AlenandrfS
thereby. will sell push, au ton az the auction
rooms of Thomas Downing 4 son go = 81 n n on
IIRRyyk Isnt THE isxtNrGENIa RAY OF FEBRC
bered ave go and SIX (,il. in NEG wan 4 I@~is'
trustees sdditon TO Arlington Heights. Arlington
Terms u sale: Cash acposi, OF sloo reou,-ea a,
lne ~ sale. All conNeyanc at purchasers cost.
II terms o. sale are not complied with ten DAYS from
risk snd Of defauting purchaser after i've DAYS
advertisement.
CREEp NJ FULTON.
W WALTON EDWARDS.
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PERSONAL.


WE MAKE OUR COMPETITORS TIRED AND
w weary with the %ecedented prices we paw for
gents second hand clothing
fef JUSTH'S OLD STAND. GIG D St W.
| WILL PAY 500 CASH FOR POSITION UNDER
government paying 5000; stand high on civil SER
vice register. Address CLERK ). Star Office IT,
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"a Communications PROMPTLY attended to; confien-
tal. Once open ali hours. Best refe-ences WM
WILLIAMS. Manager $40 Est. NV. dl2-2n.
DRIVATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT
tended TO in ont o: the city strictly cor fdental
best references terms reasonable. Address Box 30
Star office. taI-lns
CNVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. Send lOc. TO
5. W. FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute
d3l-im' Southwest cor. 9Th and sts NV
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
TERRIBLE FATE.
Txenty-cue Men Perish in the Water
works Crib at Milwaukee.

Twenty-cne Men Perish in the Water
works Crib at Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE. April 21.-The house
over the waterworlzs crib was swept
away yesterday and twenty-five
men at work there were rendered help
less. Five or six men could be seen
cliuging to the machinery and timbers
with fierce waves sweeping over them.
Five Of the life-savinC crew refused TO
obey orders to go out in the hfeboat
and the tug Starle left the harbor
about $50 O'Clock. but was forced to
return as the sea broke IL her pilot
house windows.
Later the tug Welcome ventured out
with the Iife-Savers and succeeded in
reaching the crib. They found one
man. whom they rescued. lie will
probably die from exposure and ex-
haustion. He was 50 exhausted when
taken or board the tug that he was I'M
unable to speak. but recovered sUti-
GENTLY before being taken to the
hospital TO be able 10 tell those
about him that his companions were all
in the air chamber below the crib. 1t
- bCAltN e. lAAN- elAS iAA >NAALONtNSNA-
1t $50 o'clock in the morning huge
waves began daShing to the top of the
crib house and soon they swept away
the frail building and its contents. The
men at the crib had all gone into the
air chamber and none were swept away.
All morning the waves were fifteen
teet high ana dashed over the crib. and
all that could be seen OF 1t was two
posts and the pumps, two large boilers.
the engine. the air compressor plant
and 10000 brick having been washed
of. shortly after 9 o'clock J man was
seen cEnging TO TIE fragment OF the
pump. Then the work of rescue was
begun. That man was the only one
saved.
Al this time the huge waves beat
over the huge government breakwater
ceaselessly and destroyed about fifty
feet OF the superstructCre OF the north
ern arm The shore line from Wiscon-
sin street north TO the flushing tunnel
pumping works was strewn with this
breakwater wreckaGe. causing an I'M
preston that some lumber carrying
craft had been lost outside with all
hand.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
KANSAS LYNCHING.
A Negro Hanged at salina for Murder.
ously Assaulting q Station Agent

ously AssauIting Station Agent
SALINA, Kan, April 21-Maddened
by the recent outrage upon Mrs. J. NJ.
Frost and infamed by the exciting
scenes attendant upon the repeated at
tempts to lynch her supposed assailant,
the people of Salina meted out swift
and severe justice to a would-be muir
derer last night.
At an early hour yesterday morning
Dan Adams, a worthless negro. COM
nitted murderous assault upon Troy
Shout, night freight agent at the Union
Pacific depot. He was pursued. cap
tured. few hours later tried. convicted
and sentenced to seven years in the
penitentiary and at $40 o'clock his
dead body was hanging from a tele-
graph pole.
After Adams had been sentenced in
the district court Under Sheriff Phil
lips took the prisoner. expecting to
leave for Lansing on the Santa Fe at s
o'clock. He had boarded the cars and
secreted Adams under the seat when
the mob entered the car. 1t over
powered the officers and tied a rope
about Adams neck. \ crowd OF men
waited outside. which Immediately
took the negro IN charge and FASTENED
with him 70 the Union Pacific depot. q
distance Of three blocks. One end of
the rope was thrown over a step Of the
telegraph pole at the hack stand and
the negro was speedily hanged. Life
was extinct in a few seconds.
A I !,
his life was. as stated. murderous as
sault with Z razor upon Troy Shout.
night freight agent at the Union Pa
citic. Early in the morning Shout began
sweeping out the waiting-room when
he found four negroes sleeping there
He ordered them out and two started
70 obey, but one of them. Dan Adams.
started to argue the point. and bitter
words passed between them Adams
finally started to go. but stopped upon
reaching the door. drew razor from
his pocket and rushed upon Shout.
Shout struck him with a t5re-shovel.
when Adams closed II and commenced
swinging his razor with fearful effect.
Adams brother came to the rescue
and held Shout while Dan did the cut
ting. Help from the office came or
hearing shouts and cries for mercy and
the negroes took TO flight. Sheriff An
derson was notified. and with several
policemen started in pursuit. capturing
the fleeing negroes three miles out Of
town. Adams razor was found lying
or the ground where lie had thrown it
when the officers reached him. Adams
was brought to town and placed in the
county jail until yesterday afternoon.
when he was brought into the district
court now il session. He pleaded
guilty q the charge and was given the
full extent OF the law. seven years IN
the penitentiarv. The lvuching then
followed. Shout may possibly recover.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
RECIPROCITY ENDANGERED.
Complaints That spain and Brazil Fail to
Observe the Requirements.

Complaints That spain and brazil Eai to
Observe the Requirements.
WASHINGTON. april -3.-The inve sti-
CatiCE into the working Of the several
reciprocity trade arrangements entered
into ov the nited States with Central
and south America countries and with
Spain FOR Cuba and Porto Rico. under
the Mckinley act which Secretary
GRESHAM instituted imme>.iG tvly upon
assuming the duties OF Ms Office,
i i reported has led 70 . de-
termination by President C.eve-
land u terminate the arrange
mentS with Brazil AID with Spain and
Cuba and Porto Rico Inquiry At the
state department develops the fact that
the arrangements have not Vet been
Terminated. 1t cannot he ascertained
If this action : part Of a policy OF the
administration to abandon reciprocity
On the contrary. the result OF inquiries
goes u prove that If any such action
has been. or VIII be taken with regard
u Brazil and Spain. II VIII be due to
special local causes.
Complaints are >aid TO have been To-
eeived from persons doing business With
Cuba and Poto Rico that the local otti-
cials IN those islands 90 not observe the
Requirements Of The reciprocal arrange
Ieut- insisting upon the collection Of
z practically prohibitions duty Upou
articles entitled 70 admission Tree
Of G-rv under the terms IF the
convention some complaint : also
made Of Brazil in this direction. Int
not Eearl- - - great an extent a. with
regard To the islands The treaty Nth
Brazil i susceptible l. termination o.
three months notice by either party:
that WIKI spain i, 70 remain = force 50
long Is L shah not bc modified by the
mutual agreement II the executive
rsusEer u the tt.u clErr-.E..
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
TENNESSEE MINERS ACT.
Attack on the Guards at the Tracy City
Convict Camp.

Attack on the GUARDS at the Tracy City
Convict Camp.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. April 2I.-The boom OF
cannon at o'clock yesterday morning aroused
TIE citizens in the vicinity Of the state capital
and summoned the four companies Of the state
yards who had been sleeping on their arms in
-nticipation OF a call to Tracy CITY. Gen Fite
as Just received information that an at
tack had been made on the stoclSade around
the branch prison Battery and com
pauies c, D, z and F were gathered and at
once prepared to leave the scene \ special
train Was in readiness, but the troops were
slow in getting their traps together, and ii was
after $ O'Clock when the train pulled out
Breakfast was had at Cowan. and at 1870 the
special started up the mountains q miles TO
Tracy City
No trouble was had and at lao the train
pulled into the little mining town All was
then quiet. and the troops at once went into
camp around the stOckade. The last telegram
received says no immediate trouble or danger
is feared
Wednesday nights fight. it seems. was a hot
one, and lasted over an hour. Il began at II
o'clock. but 10 news Of it reached here because
the telegraph Office was closed The prison Of
ficials had been warned, and the thirty eight
guards slept with their clothes or Pickets
were placed around the stocklde and they gave
warning at n o'clock that the miners were ap-
proachiuE The guards were hurriedly awak-
eneu ana placed II POSITION since last sum
mer's trouble the stockade had been forti-
fed AID portfolios cut 10 the block
houses. When the miners reached the
stockade the leaders demanded 10 know upon
what terms the convicts would be surrendered
Deputy Warden Shrivers replied that they
would not be surrendered AZ all Then after
short parley firing begun One OF the leaders
was captured and taken into the stockade. but
later released on a promise to dispense his
friends. He failed 10 do So however, and the
firing continued until Is. The night was
dark and rain was falling and this doubtless
prevented the stockade being destroyed by dy-
Mantle
The miners finally withdrew after midnight
the number OF their wounded being unknown.
During the fight Deputy Warden Shriver was
shot in the face. :. \. Walden, q guard, was
shot in the abdomen and will die. The body OF
Bob Irving. miner was discovered 4 short
distance from the stockade. II is known that
u-uber were wounded
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28

made to entertain 5.OOO people at this
ball and the tickets will be limited to
that number.
The official programme for the re-
view Is as follows:
The president WI embark at 1879 O'Clock on
the morning Of April - from the foot Of West
Twenjy-third street in the dispatch boat
Dolphin. which viii be the reviewing vessel
and which viii a. once take its place OF Thirty
fourth street
Al the signal announcing the start Of the
Dolphin. all The vessels VIII call their crews &c
be in readiness to salute the president as he
passes The yards of all the ships viii be
manned and the bands aboard OF them will
play the national air As the reviewing vessel
steaus past each ship will fire salute Of
Iwenty-oue guns
After the Dolphin has passed the command
ing officers Of the vessels will leave their ships
and go to pay their respects to the president
on board the Dolphin. which will come &c
anchor at the head OF the line Of American
ships OF Eishtv-uinth street After the Dol
phin cones TO anchor private vessels carrying
spectators Will be allowed 70 steam around the
feet aad UP the channel between the columns
The review will end when the president leaves
the Dolphin. at which tine each vessel will fire
q second salute In the evening there will be
an exhibition OF search lights and night signal
ling
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
MORE TORNEDOES.
Another Destructive Cyclone Reported in
Arkansas.

FAYETTEvILLE. Ark, April 21.-At
noon terrific cyclone passed through
the valley just south of this place. Its
path was about 500 yards wide. leaving
a barren waste behind it. II swept
everything. uprooted trees. tore down
fences and destroyed houses. Many
houses were utterly demolished. and
many families are in the storm tonight
without shelter. Out of one family
whose names are Wright, consisting of
eight persons. not one escaped injury.
They are all seriously injured. but il is
probable that all except one child VIII
recover. They have been removed to a
farm house near by and surgeons from
this place have given their assistance.
Parts OF the house were carried for a
mile away. News as yet is meager. \
number of others are reported injured.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
The Clsarirari shooting.

MSS CITY. Kan. April 225.-Last Mon
day a sensational story Of triple shoot
ing at a wedding celebration near here
was sent out The story had some
basis Of fact. but very little.
Saturday evening ueighbors Of John
Redmond. a farmer near here. who
was married that day 70 Miss Madge
Gregg. went % his house TO charivari
the couple. None were under the iufiu-
euce Of liquor. About twenty shots
were fred BY the crowd. none by the
bridegroom and seth Reynolds. who
was some sixty yards away. witnessing
the sport Vas accidentally shot through
the neck ard killed
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
Thc santn Fe Witheraws.

CHCAGo. April 2I--Au the work
done By the Western Passenger associ-
alton during the last six weeks went
by the board yesterday All the Mem
be-s OF the association threw up their
hands and gave up hope Of an
immediate adjustment Of worlds fair
rates. The cause Of the collapse was
the announcement by Passenger Traffic
Manager White. OF the Santa Fe road
that his company would at the expira-
ton OF thirty days withdraw from its
membership IN the association Later
IN the dav Mr.. White sent 70 Chairman
Caldwell the formal notice of with
|--vx--sl
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
D-ift;c- Toward silver.

NEW YORK. April =2.-ManaEer Sher-
er. OF the clearing house. said that there
would be no meeting Of the COMMITTEES
to-day. as far as he knew. to take ac-
ton with regard to the gold situa-
ton. 4 do not think any action
Is necessary he said. .'as no
artificial restriction that could be
placed upon the export Of gold would
mend matters in the least or check the
outflow. We are simply coming 70 a
silver basis in the natural course OF
events. and If the present mode OF
fnanciering continues we viii soon
have no gold in the country. but viii
have plenty Of silver.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
A DENVER MYSTERY.
Death of a Man Who l. said TO Have
Been Secretary to Boss Tweed.


Been Secretary to Boss Tweed.
DENVER. Col. April PA most nys-
FERROUS case has puzzled the officials of
the county hospital. and last night at
$50 Dick O'Donneu died of consumption
and alcoholism. leaving his identity IN
known save to a woman named Mrs. II.
Raabe. who has daily visited this pa
tent. This man has wealthy friends
in New York city. who have but lately
been advised Of his condition. vet all of
their instructions have been carried out
in secrecy. 1t Is believed that O'Don-
nell i an assumed name. He i said &c
have been a relative of eX-Mayor Grace.
OF New York. Last week O'Donnell
called in young attorney to make his
will. but feeling better. he refused to
talk. \ day or two Later Mrs. Raabe
sent out another lawyer and a will was
made out. SO secretly was this done.
however. that no witness was called in
to attest the signature. unless some pa
tient in the ward has done 50.
The officials II the hospital have been
told by the woman that they must not
allow the body to BE moved without
her instructions. She viii personally
direct the disposition of it. The de-
ceased was % years old. of medium
build. feet Q inches in height,
wore a red beard and had quite a pro-
nounced Roman nose. He has for sew
eral years worked in restaurants and
saloons N this city. but has acquired
no property here. and his will must re-
late TO affairs in New York city.
II Is reported here that O'DOnneIl
was Boss Tweed's private secretary, a
police judge and an alderman at various
tines
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28

New YORK. April 2I.-After lirger-
ing Illness Of many months Mrs Al
mira Hancock. widow Of Maj.-Gen-
Winfield = Hancock died yesterday
afternoon at she residence Of the gen
erals niece. Mrs Eugene Griffin, n
Gramercy pd-lz-
Three grandchildren two girls and
boy. the children Of Russell Hancock.
her only brother. Oliver Russell. AM
his tyvo cousins. Ms Emma Rouvier.
Of this city. and Mrs Ward wife q
Capt. Ward. - the army, are the near
ct surviving relatives.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
THE NAVAL DISPLAY.
Arrangements Completed for the Great
Day at New The Official Pro-

Arrangements Completed for the Great
Day at New rk-The Official Pro-
gramme.
New YORK. April 22.-The arrange
ments for the international naval diG-
play have all been completed The war
ships now at Hampton Roads. forty-one
in number. will come into New York
harbor on the morning of April 20 and
Will lie in the NarrOws preliminary to
the forming of the parade. which
will be reviewed by President Cleve-
land. the Duke de Veragua and
other notables of this and 9TH
er governments The review will be
gin at 10 o'clock on the morning of the
9th and will continue until o'clock of
the afternoon. after which the vessels
will return to their respective stations
in the Narrows. In the evening a
grand ball will be given in honor Of the
Spanish duke and officers of the for
eign warships. Provision has been
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
Bank Wreckers Sentenced.

PARIS. April a1.-M. Donon.o the So
ciete de Depots, has been sentenced to
imprisonment for four years. VI. Ganther
for two years. and NJ. Poisson for eight
months for fraudulent acts in connec-
ton with the failure of The institution,
which. according 20 the report of the
Government Accountant Florry, was
used by Charles de Lesseps and other
Panama directors TO aid them in obtain
ing enormous profits from operations
on the Panama canal The Societe de
Depots subsequently collapsed. and
criminal prosecutions We're begun
against Poisson and others connected
with it
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
VIII Resign from the c.btB...

WASHINGTON April 2o.-It may be re-
lied on that Attorney-GeneraI OI1ey
has made up his mind 70 resign lie
told member OF the supreme court
that such was his intention. He talked
the matter over with TIE president and
he prevailed upon him u defer such
action for time - least There Is no
heat or friction between Afr. OIne.v and
the pre>iceIl-~s- any Il the ca5iEet- he
does not ike the Office. and especially
does not Ike ne newspaper criticism
which LIE Is getting n certain New
York quarters. Il l. said that h vii
resie-ll within lie month.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-28
4 Fine Point in Customs.

WASHINGTON, April n. - Assistan,
Secretary Hamlin has decided pecu-
liar case. An American citizen moved
70 Canada temporarily. carrying with
him horse and a colt > years old. He
returned two years later, and he was
charged duty on the colt, as it had ma
terialy advanced IN value. lIr. Ham
lin declares that under such circum-
stances when the value OF an animal
has been increased by natural growth,
and not by ANY process of manufac-
ture or other means" animals OF do
Nestle origin were entitled 70 .re
entry.