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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAIE-NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE: LARGE YARD
and garden, inclosed; water porch; 1-3 acre;
only 200 yds. from station: $1,000: on easy
terms. Also large store room good lot: 100
yls. from station: 1850: easy terms. COOKE D.
LUCKETT. Rockville, Md. oc14-6ts
FOR RENT-oN GtESBORV POINT, SEVERAL
truck farms in high state of cultivation and
improved by eisht-room houses. 1917 Sth st.
NV. Oc7-2wS
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FOR RENT-2De Q ST; Rooms, RECEPTION
hall; modern conveaiences: tastefuiy papered: IN
every way a modern home one square from cars:
&55 SEMMES 4 BROADBEN1, o02 p st-ocl3-lm
FOR RENT-sIs 9Th s.w., S. D.. CIR: SIS. as2
mi; SIC. al6 Del: ave. s.w-. 4r. $l1. IA ID.
5r., store and dwelling; SIS. 361 Dwyers court
s.w, Ar: $3.50. B. LEONARD. $50 ~ st s.w.
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BIZ BARNES q WEAVE
Real Estate Brokeru,
Go1 n n ne

IsosP g n. o., 10 rooms, al mi. as "A
2ns marie ave. L Droit fsrk. rooms M. - SO
- - sc w. srs.. MI -......-..-..... 1000
Sei Spruce St, lie Droit PARK Or, MI. SSDo
a. maple ave-, < Droft PARK. Sr., MI 49,. Sb.CO
2la Maple ave.. L. prcit Park 9 rms. nj. Ssso
ia 5.bst nv s sr' m i.....--.....--.---22
10, ,aax LOTION ave Sr m 81 so
iszS Linden st. L. Droit rsrk. o.. n-i..... PHO
- 81 NV, rns.. MI <S.c0
IA IA s SsI.s :, s n q m
" Spruce ST.. L. Droit PARK sr IN - * So
ls 3 Linden ST. lie Droit Park. rooms MI. - 20
~ rem. ave ne.. 81. m f..........-.--.-.2 50
~ St ne. es.. nj ...............-..-. 1850
,o ,@ 81 ne, Sr-, m. ............... 1851
40 Iotns e.. or. m T. 70
112o nnperte court e.. Ar water 90
ocJS ~ M W..
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VETERINARIAN.

THE NATIONAL VETERINARY COLLEGE,
HoSI FTAL
10Th AMI r SITS. NV
CHIEF SURGEONS. PROPS. Gil B. MICHENER
AND GEO. JOBSON.
All ailments Of domestic animals treated
Night calls promptly attended
Free advice for the aninxls Of the worthy Door
every "Wednesday and Saturday at pm.
Teicphruc No. AZ. oc7.6ts
NINE. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
mediurl--Life from cradle 70 grave. Circles
Sundays and Wednesdays at Pm. Strings
Telephone No. AS. ec1-12t-
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES a. JESTER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
c3l r. 81 prr

81 9Th st nv. 12r b. m l. furnace sas m
81 Msryl.na ave ne, Isl, D. hot wstsr hest-' 81 *
d. o. no ave. me- llr. D., MI SOC
gii i.th NV, lor D.. With stable ..-..... "a. 65
liza sth NV, Or. b. Gar. deep cd. -. - 90
so iIh Sc, " d t@r. deep. Gel. fur. ~ 50
- thse Sc Ia D., all nh. Gel. $500
16lo-ls LIST NV, Or. b.. ali ms. new. n ~
SO NJ. ave. Sc. 7r. b.. MI. tpear carsl - = 80
liza ne. Or. b. with stable. ..-..-... n0O
ocl4-2t. ~~
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS IND NOTARY PUB.
lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
by II. II. EVANS Office (basemenD 1871 f ST
Always in Office Office hours. ja7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATB
and TERRITORY Notary and T. s. Commissioner.
oc2S JOHN E. BEALL. 1921 1t. NV,
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PERSONAL.

1 Will. PAY $500 TO ANY ONE SECURING
a government position. d. A, Star Office. II .
doubts excessive rates for gents dis
ca.ded garments. Notes by mail.
oc16 JUSTH'St OLD STAND 619 d st. NV
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Communications promptly attended to: coniide,
tal. OfAcc open ali hours. Best references
WM. WILLIAMS. Manager. go + st.n.w.Oci- 1m'
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
and answers Send 10c. to
$. w. FLYNN, A. NJ. Ivy Institute
oc3-1its Southwest corner Sth and SITS NV
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MALE OR FEMALE.

wANTTD-FsERSONS OF EITHER SEN TO Do
writing at their homes. pleasant cccupttta;
good pay: send Zoe for paper, &c MOORE. as
W. 21st St. New York city Ocl6S}e'
wANTED-sGFNrS- LADIES or GENTLEMEN
to introduce and control the sale If th. patented
New Moon embroidery and darTiDy ring u
invention for doing all kinds of fancy work ard
nending b. hand or maehiEc; copyrighted book
Of INSTRUCTIONS for the sewing machine
free with order: liberal conrissiors ard 4 clear
field: sample ring by mail ard mil particulars
for - cents. THE OHIO NOVELTY COMPANY,
Il. 3. Cincinnati. Ohio Oc16-1m
wANTED-AT LAST WE HAVE rT.-KEF-N.
bright and brainy and women vac.-d every
who're to take ord - for 'SiiE1'P'S WORLDS
FAIR PHOTOGRAPHER Only hooS of copyright
ed PHOTOGRAPHS 81 buildings. seres and exhibits Of
the Worlds Columbian Exhibition: aIteHF;zrd bv
the exposition management: Official certifslte &C.
conapanie each vOlIn1s- Bonauza Tor workers:
drop everything and handle X: you will make
money fast: books ready; cTetiiJ given; big
missions; illustrated circulars. te-rns. FREE Ad-
tress GioSc Bible Puh. Co. Dos Dear:orn St.
Chicago. H.. Philadelphia. Pm. ocl3-2oc
WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEN1EN:iwF Will.
pay you IS 10 SO Per week TO do strictly home
work for us: cInyassing and prompt payment.
fend seIf-sidresscd envelope, LIBERTY SUPPLY
o.. Liberty sluare. Boston, Mass ocii-Gc-
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FfRST-CLASS HORSE AND RCGGIES CAN BE
hired for SO per day at HI-NTRESS STABLES
ard cheaper rates he had by the week
month. Stables of 1877 10th ST. NV. ocG-lms
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ocl4-3t 18th and q sts. nv.
FOR NT-UNFcRSrSHEDLTHF ELEGANT
residence OF the Hon r. W Palmer l435 ST
NV, opposite Mcpherson Square.
JAMES A. BATES & CO..
oel3-Gt 40. 81. NV.
FOR RENT-1si6 CORCORAN ST NV: BEAU7T-
fnl new brick: II rnoias: all mod. imr,s.: sia.
oelS-St WM. T. BoLTZM.AS. 1921 r 81. NV.
FOR RENT-NEWLY PAINTED AND PAPERED
briek, eis = St AZ; nine rooms. bath, large
yard, etc; SEQ Brick. 6i2 u st. NV. rooms
and hath; S55. ALBERT F. FOX. go st. NV.
oc13-3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTfD-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE. AND DAT-GH-
ter and single gentleman, suite Of three rooIcs
and one single room and board until June: mist
be hrst-class: west of 14th st. and north of Mass
ave. preferable; ref. exchanged. Address Box IL,
star ONCE. 1ts
WANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOMS SUITABLE
for light housekeeping. between 18th and 9Th Il
AID Maryland ave. s.w. Address 31S 13.h st.
s.w.
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN. A LARGE FUR
nished room. with withest board: bet ween
18th. 18th, g and i SITS. NV; price. SIS for
room and so for boar: private family preferred.
Address v. Il. A.. Star office Ire
wANTED-B TWO NEAT WOMEN TWO OR
three unfurnished sunny quiet for light
housekeeping: references exchanged Address
PROMPT PAY. Star Office. ocf43ts
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MONEY WANTED e. TO LOAN

81 600 TO LOAN AT & PER CENT INTEREST ON
NV property; must be irst-trust paper. Adj
dress b.. Star once. 1ts
TO LOANS, $50 AT PER CENT on EMPROv-
ed city real estate. G. ID. LIEBERMANN, 1903
L st. oc13-3t
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FOR RENT
1919 Corcoran ST. NV 2 rooms all MI. .s4s 90
1414 2gth It. NV. roorns. all m.i....-.. 81 50
1412 10Th st. rooms. all nj. ~ 90
2oi9 Portncr place rooms. all Ini.... % 20
2li Ward place NV. rooms. all NIL. % so
laos + st. NV. ofce room I'd Goor FROM. 25 90
1871 Seaton ST. NV. rooms all NIL. Is 10
1a3 cath st. NV. rooms water and >. l.. 30
416-lS Hayes court NV. rooms. water. IL so
1Ta3-35 Hayes court NV. rooms water. II 90
7aS- 1852 andTlG ST. Mary's place. 5rrns w. 10 40
Sl5 end 521 oath St NV. rooms. wafer. =. 10 30
2035 f st. NV. rooms. water. ......... 10 70
121. 100 st. NV. 4 rooms. water... 10 30
- Liberty St NV. rooms .......... 1000
15a and 16l F ST. ne. rooms, all uaf.,. 2S 90
coo and Cos ST. ne. rooms all mi % 20
49, 9th ST ne. rooms all mi. 20 70
III l st. ne. rooms. all mi. ..........l sr0
209ia st. ne. rooms. all mi. Is 20
700 10Th St ne. rooms. stable. ........... 10 10
122 Cabbage alley ne. 3 rooms. Stable. 1000
71'-19-2l E. Capitol ST; 2 rooms. all MI. GOO
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FOR RENT 1872 ma .v.w IN ami s2o
SSs4Is. st dwR. $50 PIC Fla sy NV r. amiiS 50
I'D Ih sw .trS dwe 25 90 3341< st sw Or. sIn2O so
a:,S Itn sw 81 ami. % :G5 AZ sw. st -
3 33so stsw. ss ami 20 5000 4 sw sr. ami 8
I2dS Mylie st ne. Or ami ID 2I7 Sd sw r W l3 70
ao3 st sw. Or. water ID J. st Sc Or wzfer II 80
ocl4-3' JOHN QUINN az eth 81 a W
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-s45 CASH CUSHION TIRE b.
cycle; in good condition; for lady gent. Call
ut S34 9th 81. ne. oc14-2ts
FOR SAEE-CUSHION PSYCHIC. $40: CUSHION
Columbia. 80. $50: pneumatic Victor y. '93.
guaranteed. $40: all snaps. Cash or INSTALL
ments. MCQUEEN. HOS r st. oc0
FOR SALE SECONDHAND SAFETY BICYCLES
So up: old ordinaries and Stars taken in trade
for new pneumaties: fnstallments. II. S. OWEN
MFG. CO., lab n. Y. ave- seq
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Ssi :, nw' room frame. m.i-....-... $40 30
123s Y "a 80. s-.ooi. ofick nj. -........ ~ 70
1S3I sfb ., :. ~ ruNm pr1ck- MI. new. -. 30
sOI n 4 az Nv, s-room brick MI. new. ~ 50
90 ID o., Nv. s.rcpn br1ck. MI 80 %
800 e,a w. 'roin brick MI. new. ...... Is 30
Ale s,h % NJ s-rcoih brick mi ......... 10 30
Jas =. - e.Io,h srek. ml---...-.... q 80
toe ie,S :. sroom brick MI. ....-..... IS 30
81 - u ~. Sc, .-poh brlck MI ....-.... cn.ao
"a 90 81 ne o-rocm store and DWELLING. % 90
So 81 MN ~ nor over tszs Pa ave- 49,. 20
store and ONCE rooms at $40 aud 5l2 10Th n m ~
ocl4-3t WALTER III. ACKER- 704 lzth ST. NV
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FOR RENT-22O6 Q ST: ROOMS. RECEPTION
hall all modern conveniences; tsstefuiiy pspcred,
and in every way modern home: one square
from SEMMES & BROADBENT, Coz r
st. ocl3-1m
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-STABLES.,
FOR RENT-A CONVENIENT PRIVATE STABLE
accommodating three horses and carriages Alb
ply in the forenoon at PRIVATE STABLE in
Of 1915 n. II. ave. ocl6-3t
FOR REMITTANCE STABLE ON 30-F FOOT ALLEY
rear u 1441 Rhode Island ave-; coachman's quar-
tiers, &c; all In perfect order. oc6lm
FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
FOR RENTED AND Sd FLOORS OF 1O14 PA.
ave-; especially adapted to manufacturing pur-
7" poses. Apply to BOX Once. KERNAN'S LY-
=, t'EI-M THEATER. oc1o-Sm
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TYPEwRTTERS AT
" the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; tef-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
free in city: one month APPLIES on purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
se7-3m Cor. 9Th and SIS NV
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FOR RENT--UNFURN
Hotel centrally To-
Gated. S0r. .o6.
l06 VI ave NV. lSr. b. -
1T3 X lave NV. 17r. =.
1899 X st NV, 15r. POS.
1915 10Th st. 22r......2I
lT,5 III av NV. l:5rl66.
PA n J ave sc. 16r. Il
1881 9 ct NV. 16r ....1
1874 19.h st NV. Tor. L
Rosd st. GEORGETOWN.
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FOR lighthouses.


FOR RENT I4l13dae 900 N
1917 ST. fur, 14r mi 1900 I2l5 w. Dr. IN T. - 20 sd
SIG 18th once rooms. 80 $40 2lst. Or Wig. 20 40
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FOR RENT-LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms; suitable for Congressman; hay window:
open FIRE; private family; cars pass door: very
moderate terms; references. 1922 9th st. NV.
Ocl3-Sas
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FOR SALE-A SUPERB UPRIGHT PIANO. USED
but one season; standard make; the property Of
discharged government clerk who will sell it
for 500; n bargain.
sci -3m THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE 521 11th ST
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MISREPRESENTATION.
MALE.

- SITUATION AS COACHNAN: HAVE
excellent recommendations from New York and
here; good appearance the box. j. Il. r.,
Star Office. ocl6-2ds .
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VIEWS OF AN OUTSIDER
Predictions Concerning the Pu.urs Of
the Palmetto State.
OVER EULALlE'S COMING
QUESTIONS OF Etiquette That
Threaten to involve the state
Cannot Decide Them
She May Not Come.

WASHINGTON, May N.-Thc following
letter from gentleman, voucled FOR as a
dispassionate and disinlerestcd observer.
has been received here, depicting the cx-
sting condition Of public feeling in South
Carolina. II may he stated that the writer
IS not connected with either political party
in South Carolina:
COLUMBIA. 4. O.. May ~
Although nj first glance popular excltement
was aroused by the lynchlna OF the nrgro. Pet
eispn. ug Denmark. this state. appears to have
subsidized. tn q skilled observer ~ public ar
fars It Is plainly evident that brn-ath the sur
iace. there are strong currents ~ better fer!-
lngs at work. that will not come to r.st unil
they have wrought marked changes In the very
substra,um OF politics In the l'almrtto state and.
by sympathetic acti n, In the whole of the great
black bel. Of the south. Public meetings have
ceased. but the feeling Of disquict II evident on
all sides. Though the feeling Is bitter II II not
10 be- understood that there u immnens danger
u war of Faces. The negroes are acting with
pru iencc and are discussing the aMtlr calmly
but earnestly. They have abandoned hope o.
outside interferen q and are becoming seli-reii-
ant. Thcy mean To use the power and resources
Of brain and sinsw In politics On scale they
have never before attempted. and that In what
the negroes are privately discussing Just now.
so the political future Of this state Is troubled
and uncertain. This prediction Is made u the
best element among the negroes obtains coil-
troll. anJ N Il does not. then the very social
structure is In danger, for the Denmark lynch.
luK Will not down.
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THREE THOUSAND FEET
BY A CARELESS ENGINEER
He Hoistsd tho Cage to the Top OF
the Derrick and the Coupling
Pin 6roke-List Of the
Dead.

HoroHroT, Mich, Nav 1l.-Niue men
were dashed to pieces In the Red Jacket
perpendicalar shaft Of the Calumet &
heciA mIhe at noon to-day. The miners
were Gaming mp In cage to dinner and
the engineer hoisted the cagc against the
uinbcrs OF the shaft. The coupling pin
.sroke and the mon and caeo dashed down.
ward over 5000 feet TO The bottom. Tho
names of tho killed arc:
ALLEN CAMERON, son Of Captain
Cameron, In charge.
JAMES Cooking, single, supporting o
widowed mother.
10 EPH POPE. leaves q wifc and one
child. His wife was at the mouth Of the
shaft with his dinner and saw the terrible
fall of her husband and his comrades.
JOHN HICKS. single.
ANDREW EDNO, married.
ROBERT EUPOIA, leaves o wife and
three children.
MICHAEL LEAvITTO. widower.
JAMES IREvNI. leaves q wife and
three children.
CON y. SULLIVAN. single, aged 20.
The men were aboard o skip used In
hoisfing rock, and when the load OF
human freight reached tho surface the en-.
gineer did not stop in time but hoIstcd to
tho top OF the derrick. when It broko loose
and went oack with crash to The bottom
of the s.naft.
Ii.ere was no way Of reaching the bot.
ton for getting the dead men out except
by going through another shaft half mile
away. SO It was nearly three hours before
the true state of affairs could he ascer-
tanned, and 1t will be towards morning bc-
fore tho bodies can be brought TO the sur
face. II Is necessary to hoist them $50
feet by ropes 10 reach the level of the mex.
shaft, then carried nearly half q mile
through drifts. and hois;ed by man car.
Twelve men went down this morning, but
one was attacked by sickness and was
sent up. accompanied by q cornrade. The
coroner's jury is making thorough inves-
tigation.
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The Countess ET,lyn Sank Viii HeR
Grew and Passengers
CAPTAIN AND MATE ESCAPE
Two Bodies Recovered - Another
Collision Which Probably Re-
suited Fatally-Th0 voe.
sci Not Known.

LONDON, May 1.-THE captain Of the
steamship CRY Of Hamburg, which ~.
rived at Swansea to-day from Hamburg,
reports that yesterday afternoon his vcs-
sel collidcd In the fog OF Trcvose Head
with the ship Countess Evelyn, from BIZ
boa. Spain. to Newport. Wales. The cap
tain of the Countess Evelyn jumped
aboard the Hamburg. aud Mate Richards
crawlcd through . hole In the Countess
Evclyn's quarter to the Hamburg. Ninety
seconds later the Countess Evelyn went
under with her crew ri sixteen and with
nine passenger.
Boats were lowered at once from the
City Of Hamburg. Seaman Jarbin was
picked nm. but he died . few minutes
after. The dead body OF . little girl was
also found. Otherwise. the attsmps at
rescue was failure. Most Of the passen-
gers were English. The wife. son and
daughter Of Spanish gentleman In BID
boa. Mrs. Williams. her son and infant
daughter. two men named Barton and .
Londoncr, whose name was not ascer.
tanned.
The steamship Ataka, which arrived ct
Cardiff to-day. was damaged yesterday In
n collision with an unknown ship OH
Lundy Isle. Tie Ataka's captain thinks
the other vessel went down with all on
board.
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COOKS NOTE ;.
Iatsrsstins Itsns From the Esstsrn 1Aa.
tng Camp.

Iatsrssttns ItssAs From the Eastsrn 0Ans
ing Camp.
Special Correspondence Of the standard.
COOKE CRY. May i0.-w. E. Nichols,
general manager Of the Henderson, Mil.
ing company, came back from . pro.
tracted absence In the East On Thursday.
He will go out again ON Mondays stage
on business in connection with the mill.
The iA7-pound brick Of gold was shippsd
the tirst Of tho week and. after repairing
tho threo extra tanks and getting thsm
ready for work, the mill suspended opsr.
atious for o short time.
Jamcs Graves has finished the addition
to his store aud moved into IL the past
week. This makes q much more convent
cnt place for his increased business.
School begins next Monday and the
residents of Henderson Mountain are
moving into Cooke, preparatory for tho
opening.
r. s. Whitney, engineer Of the mill,
went out to his home at Livingstou on
Wednesday.
Jack Connel has also gone to Living.
ston ON business trip.
George Fisher. Cooke mine owner,
came In on Saturday from . visit to Liv.
ingston.
Len Clair Of Washington, ID. C.. who V
largely interested in Cooke property. is In
Livingston awaiting more favorable
weather in which to visit Cooke.
Cooke 10 to have telephone connection
this summer with the Boulder camp, and
from thence to Livingston.
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OF GREAT MOMENT.
The 0ueation ~ tn How to Receive I
lnfnnta ts Hard to Decide.

The 0ueation ~ to How To Receive the
Infaaia 10 Hard tn Decide.
WASHINGTON. May A.-lt was learned
to-day that the representatives of Spain
and tho United States have thus far failed
to reach a satisfactory understanding re-
garding the programme Of courtcsics To
be exchanged between the president aud
the Infan,a Eulalie In the course of her
stay in Washington. According TO GUS
tom, the princess, at convenient period
after her arrival. would call upon the
president and Mrs. Cleveland at the white
house. Whether or not the president
should return the call upon tho princess
at her quarters In hotel 10 the question,
upon the settlement of which depends tho
future course Of the infanta. The SPAN
ish representatives, il 10 understood, i'm
sist upon return visit TO the princess as
one that is due by courtesy and should be
paid. They argue that the princess Is tho
personal representative OF the queen In
the United States upon the express invita-.
tion OF congress. Under these conditions
and these only. they feel that the return
visit should he paid. II tho infanta were
travelling through the country as % tourist
merely, she would pay her respects TO the
president, but no visit from him would be
expected.
The Spanish officials aro quoted as say
ing tint the courtesy which should obtain
among individuals Of the same rank, and
not etiquette, demands that tho visit Of
the infanta he rcciprocated by the presi-
dent. The subject has been very thorough.
ly discussed In Washington aud Madrid
and the Telegram from the latter capital
printed on Saturday morning. expressing
apprehension that the infanta's health
would not permit her to continue on the
Journey to the Unitcd States is construed
here as preparing for her return to Spain
from Cuba u II is found necessary
to change the original programme.
Tho situation Is embarrassing and many
suggestions have been made Of expedi.
cnts. One of these, Il 10 understood. was
that tho infanta and suite he entertained
nj tho white house during her stay. thus
obviatina altogether the difficulty over the
visit. There IL no precedent for tho guild.
ance of officials here, as no one assuming
to be personal representative Of the SOY.
ereign ever visited this country.
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LAMpLIoHrER IS FAvoRirE.
Prospscfs Ter tho Brookiyn uaadisa,
Are EtnO-A Good lsacr,

Prospects Ter tho Brookiyn uaadisap
Arc Ftns-A Good lsscr.
Nkw YORK, May l4.-Ths Brooklyn han
dicap never looked more open, aud those
who make the journey TO the Dwysr track
will. In all probability. see an interesting
and brilliant contest. The opinion was
universal tonight that Lamplieh,cr would
90 to tho post, favorite. He will probably
open mt To S. Banquet ought to be SOC
ond choice, hut IL Dwycr decides to play.
bis horse Banquet will go to tl,e post
favorite. or others, Charade and Judge
Morrow will unquestionably ind tho most
support. The indications are that the
handicap will be run over track o tri6e
deep and slow. but as safc as anybody
could wish for, there being two or three
inches Of loose dirt On top Of the hard
ground.
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BILLINGS IMPROVEMENTS.

Water works and Electric Light PiaAs
Heing Enisrg-d-Fiosring Mili.
special Correspondence of the standard.
BILLINGS, May l3.-The Billings Water
Power company is making extensive i'm
provements in its plant, which 10 situated
ON the north bank Ut tho Yellowstone,
about mile from the center of the city.
The system used is the Holly. and tho
water has heretofore been pumped di-
rectly from their Hume. In future tho
water will he filtered. thus insurina clear,
pure water for domestic purposes. In the
electric light department the company 10
enlarging its plant to six times Its present
capacity. which will provide 20 arc lamps
aud 600 incanLcscents. II 10 so arranged
that this capacity can he increased to
1900 incandescents without any additional
buildings, as room has been provided for
the extra machinery. The whole plant
win bs contained ~ the brick building
now being erected. 3sxl06 feet In sise.
These improvements have been demanded
by the increased patronage OF the COM
pany.
Mr.. Nordyke of the Nordyke.Mannan
company OF Indiana polls, Ind. manufac-
turers OF mill machinery. 10 here making
arrangements to put in the necessary ma
chinery for the Billings FIGURING Mil
company. Chris YeRsn. who has the mat
ter In charge. informs your correspondent
that everything will Be In readiness to
grind next seasons crop. and that all the
machineey will be Of the most improved
pattern.
Contractors are already at work getting
out ties for the Burlington Missouri sx.
tension to BillinGs. and the report 70 cur