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DEOPLE's TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
PALACE STEAMER
Lady Of the Lake.
Low rates 10 salt Water,
Norfolk, Old Point,

Colonial Beach, including trip 10 the Capes
Round trip TO Norfolk anu Oid Point ....... ~ 90
" 4" q" Colonial BeaCh................ 70
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
The swift and commOcious steamer Lady Of
the Lake, rettJed and lighted with electricity
throughout, viii leave her wharf, foot Of Sixth
street. every Saturday evening az c 20 sharp,
arriving al Old Point a. m, Norfolk at S m
Returning, leave Norfolk at 5 p n and Old
Point, =. m, arriving in Washington 7.30 q
m, stopping at Colonial Beach both ways, thus
atfording her patrons ample time for salt water
bathing, fishing sailing and Grabbing.
Best meal tor 80 cents Of any steamer on the
river. Sea food a specially.
Tickets and staterooas can be procured at
Beekman's ticket once, 613 Pennsylvania ave;
telephone call, 11Sl.
ONCE of the agent, Yolney Eaton, 30 G ST
n W, telephone cal l52, and at the boat.
!u30-3m
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In Milwaukee the war against married
women as teachers in the public schools is on
again. A strong effort is being made to have
the school board adopt regulations against
employing such. One of the citys papers
observes editorially that the teacher in love
should more sensibly be disbarred, and the
writer commits himself fearlessly as an in
different Benedict with the statement that
''the teacher in love is far less capable of
teaching school than the one who has passed
that stage"
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80 Clue to the bastard.

SEATTLE, Aug. 2Z.-The coroner's jury investi-
eating tbs disaster in the Franklin coal mine,
Friday in which thirty-seven were killed, has
rendered verdict, finding that the FIRE was
started by parties unknown, who Wilfully.
knowingly, and maliCiously desired 20 do great
injury 10 lives Of employees and tie property oil
the Oregon improvement Company. II is be-
lieved the person who fred the mine also per-
ished. No one has an opinion as to who did the
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PROPOSALS.

L pairs, CRATE bars, c.-SmithsOnian Insti-
tuition, L. s National Museum, Washington
City, August 20, lS94.-Sealed proposals will be
received until II m, SEPTEMBER 4, 1885,, for
the steam boilers, providing tie rods, buck slaves,
and CRATES for same; removing, replacing, and
resetting the fronts, and replacing worn out
boiler tubes, ETC., including all necessary ma
terial Blank proposals and specifications for
the material and work required under this ad-
vertisement and other information relative
thereto may be obtained upon application TO
the Chief Clerk of the National Museum. Bids
will be entertained only from persons engaged
in the general business OF, and have plants fully
equipped for the material and work required
G. BROWN GOODE, Acting Secretary.
anal % 25 2S 30
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District of Columbia, Washington, August
%, 1S94.-Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until O'Clock, p. m, on FRIDAY,
AUGUST 81, 1894, to sell 10 the District of
Columbia site for u fire engine house between
9th and 18th and D and G streets northeast
The bidder should state the price per square
foot. The lot should not be less than 40 feet
front The right 10 reject any bid or parts of
bids is hereby reserved. j. w ROSS, GEORGE
TRUESDELL, CHAS f. POWELL, Commission
ers D. c. aug 81 %, q, IS q, 80.
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pench Crenm FilIinr.

Cut peaches into thin slices. or chop them,
and prepare cream by whipping and sweet
ening. Put layer OF peaches between the
layers Of cake and pour cream over each
layer and over the top.
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Jewellers, Silver Polish.

The jewelers. method of keeping silver
bright is simple ana effective. Smooth silver
is never touched with a brush for fear of
scratching it. Fine French whiting is
moistened with a little water, applied with a
ch amois rag, and dry chamois rag is used
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PERSONALS AnouT WOMEN.

The habit of writing, if not the genius. runs
in the family to which Mrs. Humphrey Ward
belongs. Her sister. Ethel w. Arnold has
just published novel entitled "Platonics. :"
1t is evidently not "Robert Elsmere'' or a
''Marcella."
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nied before the Queens Ewes.

ROME, Aug. 27.-Queen Margaret went 10 the
Gressonry Valley, in the Province OF Turin, sew
eral days ago TO visit the Baron and Baroness
Pecoz. IN Saturday her host gave in honor Of
her an excursion into the Alps During the as
cent he dropped dead from heart disease before
the Queens eyes
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The Imnressionist school.

7 nc IInpIeSsIUIIIsI oSHOUI.
Little Dot-I am improvin' in drawing.
Mother-I hope so.
Little Dot-Yes. l drew cake on my
slate, and Dick guessed it was an oyster. He
knew it was something to eat, anyhow,
didn't he?-Pearson's Weekly.
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for polishing. There are brushes with
chamois tips almost as fine as camels hair
brushes to clean finted and cut silver, and
rough or filagree silver is cleaned by apply
ing whiting with fine brush and rubbing
with chAmois skin.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY To LOAN on HOUSEHOLD FUR

MONEY To LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUR
niture, pianos, horses, carriages, vsgonA
&c; the property viii remain undisturbed
in your possession; terms easy; lowess
rates; private Offices; all business strictly
confidential: you can have the money the day
you apply for it; payments can be made on the
principal at any time; each payment made viii
lessen the cost Of carrying the loan
Please call on
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE Co,
COZ ST. NV, main floor iyS-3mo
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FOR sALE-suRuRRAN
COLUMBIA PARK.

Lots $50 TO $50 cash or installments; commuta-
tion fare b1s cents. Has telegraph, post oflic Z,
church, store, and school. Excursions daily at
430 p. m. Circulars and tickets at office, 623 f
street NV. aug2s-tf
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Rational Dress Association has been
formed in New Zealand. Its object is to be
'the bringing about of that changei in woman's
dress which her wider life and increased ac-
tivity seemed to demand"
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BARGAINS FOR TO-DAY.
[As advertIsed in LIE TMEsl

The Warren Shoe House-Ladies' 50 Rus
sia calf oxfords only 90 cents pair.
Robinson, Cherv a Co.-Fall overcoats;
hats Of the latest shapes.
Moore's shoe PaIace-Comforrables shoes
OF all kinds.
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re & Leding-souyenir spoons
q Yen GraeefnI commitment.


EDITOR lTIMEs: 1 think The TINES is the
brightest paper published in Washington and
every day ii seems 10 grow better and more in
teresting. "The Womans Page" is an es-
specially good thing, and ! am sure it viii be
appreciated by every woman who reads your
paper. The idea of publishing the bargains at
the commencement OF the column is very clever,
as ali women love 10 read about bargains even
when they have not got the money 10 buy them.
hope you will keep on publishing this directory
for bargain hunters, as feel sure that very
soon there will be thousands of your subscribers
among the women who will turn TO that part of
the paper the first thing in the morning, and
regard it as of more value than politics or any
thing else which our brothers and husbands find
TO be so absorbing Please continue 10 give US
lots OF news about bargains
aug. q, ls9i. Mrs. ANNIE ". HENDERSON
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CABIN JOHN BRIDGE-LARGEST STONE
~ arch in the world; fine hoteI steam launch
Florence viii leave 32d and Canal SIS az s.I5 a.
m and 2:45 p. IN; fare, 25c each way. aust
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FEMININE IDEAS.

White cloth coats are in vogue They are
either all white or have a touch Of vivid color
about them. 4 chic coat revers and collar of
white moire and Of white broadcloth was
made. with huge buttons Of white enamel
decorating the front. Another was of white
melton cloth. with reyers and cuffs OF scarlet
Gus feature Of the garment. were of scarlet
leather set in white enamel rims. Plaid silk
is used extensively in lining these white coats.
fashionable woman's work-basket has
much the effect OF a jewel case these days.
Its latest addition is a very costly tbimble,
studded with Jewels. Thimbles vary in price
from 70 cents 10 5S5 II is interesting 10
see the variety between these two prices. The
latest silver thimbles are ornamented with
narrow rim Of pale-blue enamel and studded
here and there with tiny turquoise Gold
thimbleS now sparkle with the owners birth
stones. Frequently small gems are set m
circle about the thimble. charming gift
for the woman who is fond OF the needle con-
sists Of pair OF gold-handled scissors. in
crusted with dark-blue enamel and a gold
thimble. ornamented with a rim of the dark
enameling.
TailOr-made waistcoats of heavy plaid silks
are selling in the shops, They are rather
startling in color. and are to be the early fall
substitute for the popular shirt waist. These
waistcoats are either fastened with small
black or gilt buttons. They will do much
toward making the serge outing gown per
missible in town until the first fall frock is
r,urckasa1
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SUMMER RESORTS.

oUAhEh hEoOaIS.
HOTEL ROYAL, FRONT ROYAL, yA.-COOL
i i and healthy; beautiful mountain scenery;
good fishing: a. m. l.; covered veranda; reached
by y. i W. and Southern railways, Lithia water;
board IS to q per week iy2s,S,t,Sf-lm
BOARDING $3.50 A WEEK, ? IN ROOM
ID cheaper than housekeeping; splendid drives
Soc: bathing free; reduced rates 10 30-day
bOarders; circulars on TINES counter. Come 10
beautiful Berkeley, Berkeley Lodge, Berkeley
Springs, W. Va. au22-1t
w ARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.
w First-class in every respect; seven different
waters; on top the mountains in the pines;
mile from station: good boating, bathing, and
fishing. Rates reduced for fall and winter
months TO s. and s. per week Special rates 10
parties. Address c. W. CULLEN IS SON, Buck
ton P. o., Va. au1s-lm
HOTEL PITNEY, ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
IL y. Y. ave, bet Pacific and Beach; mod
eony.; sl.50 TO S25O per day. s. 70 Sl2 per week
HOTEL FLORIDA, PACIFIC, BET y. Y. AND
Il Tenn aves.; mod conv.; s.. 25 10 8 per day;
s. 70 so per week; sat TO Mon, S27S CHARLES
j. DENTLER !y24-tf
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205 E st. nv.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

MOULD BE PLEASED TO ACCOMMODATE
w 10 visiting Knights with excellent board
and nice pleasant rooms in new house Ad-
dress OCCUPANT, 239 X ST ne au24-5t
MRS A NJ. SHAW, ia MARYLAND AVE.
VI ne, half block from Capitol; desirable
rooms; excellent board; transient and regular
boarders; Knights of Pythias accommodated 23-1
EN0R RENT-40i NJ ST. y. W, ELEGANT FIRST
Il and second-foor rooms with board; can en-
terrain 20 or 80 K OF p special accommodations
for ladies; high location; near business center;
five car lines au23-7t
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Menu for Tomorrow.

Menu for Tomorrow.
BREAKFAST.
Peaches and Cream.
Graham Mush with Maple Syrup
Broiled Lamb Chops Baked Potatoes
Dry Toast Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Cold Beef Tongue Potato Croauettea
Watermelon Pickle. Egg Biscuit
Layer Cake with Peach Cream Filling.
Chocolate.
DINNER.
Vegetable Soup.
Tenderloiu OF Beef
Potato Puffs Lima Beans
Fried Tomatoes
Mixed summer Salad
Peach Pudding with Whipped Cream.
Coconut Sails Cheese.
Coffee.
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GONzAGA COLLEGE,
Under the Direction of the Fathers Of the
Society of Jesus.

Classical and business courses Of studies
Schools viii reopen on Tuesday, September
Competition for three free scholarships August
%, 30, and 81. Open 10 all For particulars ad-
dress
REV. CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, s J.,
augS-lmo Pre- sidsnt and Treasurer
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IF YOU WANT To BUY A NICE HOME CALL
i us and see whatwe offer you in Alex
andria, Va. We can sell you pretty two-story
and cellar, six-room and bath, bay-window brick
house. with IA feet of parking in front OF same,
for 1880. Terms easy. Only three quares from
Pennsylvania Railroad station and Electric Line
of cars WHEAT & SUTER, =
au19-2w 1905 Penn. ave.
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THE BLISS SCHOOL Or ELECTRICITY-Th
nrlIu atLt.ri...

THE BLISS SCHOOL Or ELECTRICITY-Th
i only institution in the country where stu
dents are giyen thoroughly practical course
combined with theoretical instruction, so as TO
enable them, in one year, 10 intelligently handle
or install electrical apparatus and wiring OF all
leading types OF manufacture The four years
electrical engineering course of a university
condensed into one year, with superfiuous
studies and higher mathematics excluded Z.
p Lewis Is, 5, professor elec. engineering Co.
lumblan University, also OF physics Johns Hop
kins University, will lecture Mondays and Fri
DAYS Of each week Course opens October /
Closes June l. Sessions Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, TO p IN. Terms, including
all tools, apparatus, lecture note books,
practical and theoretical instruction, and
diplomas, $50 CAN IT BE DONEl ASK
THOSE WHO HAVE DONE II. For de-
tailed information, address l. D. BLISS, Princi-
pal Warder Building au2l-lm
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NORWOOD INsTITUTE-A SELECT AND
~ limited school for girls 1885 k street NV
Fronting on MCPHERSON Square. After August
10 Mrs Cabell can be seen daily at the above ad-
dress between the hours Of 10 a. N. and p. m.
an29- = -
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT CECILIA'S ACADEMY, col E CAP. ST, .,
- will reopen Sept. 4. Young ladies and chill
dren not attending the academy are admitted
TO the classes OF art, n usic. typeRritinP, pho
biography, Latin, and French au27-Im
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TNHE OXFORD. 14th st and N. Y ave.
a American plan, S2. 90 per.4ay and upwards
European plan, 81 per day andhpwarda aul6-lm
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THE BANCROFT, 18TH AND SITS. n. W.
Il sS per day; special rates by the week or
month. au9-lm
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NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
y Goth year. Reopens September l6, at l0i7
10Th St Teachers class begins October . For
ST. au2S-lm
BUREAU OF CORRESPONDENCE, 8Il 7rH ST.
ID NV, room 8, % floor; letters written on love
and business; literary works of every descrip-
tion reviewed; terms reasonable; special rates
to unemployed. S NJ LONG auIs-Im
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
~ Pennsylvania ave, cor 9th st NV
Rates, $2. 50 70 8. 90 per dey. au9-1rn
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

EoR RENT-UNFURNISHED, FOUR PLEAS
ant communicating rooms, for housekeep-
ing; water, gas, heat, and bath; I'd floor; north
ern and southern exposure; bay window back
and front No. + ST. NV au23-7t
EUR ROOMS TO RENT.
205 Z ST. NV
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TINE GORDON, TENTH AND II STREETS.
Il Single rooms $40 up; large rooms $40 10 $50
Table board s25; transient &. 30 to 81 day
aui5-lmo
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New , ork Stock Exchange.

Furnished iy ~llsDy G Co. bankers ana
brokers, Metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury, Washington, ID. &.
on High Low Closing
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.

CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL,
~ Capitol Hill,
au9-lm Cor New Jersey ave and B ST. se
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WANTED.

Advertisements Of four tines or less inserted un-
der this heading one time, 20 cents; three times, so
cents; seUen times, 81
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A ID nd Hca, Rua at Mad son.

MADISON, Feb. 1.-TWO favorites three hear-
fly backed second choices. and a 8 to l shot
won to-day. Track fast. Audiphone and Wild
Rnntress ran a dead heat in tho third race.
Auiiphons won the run off.
lBsr-eri. 10 J. won; BArthoL III &C. HuestonL 10
J. E,cOHd; Abandon, l0d (llowArd. 10 to !. third.
Time. Hia BESSIE owens. Frank Elv Red cloud, OAK
lawn fillmore. Naldora. aud Irregular also ran.
second RAGS selling: nNe and half fEr,Ongs Ruben
Payne Ito a. Hasstou. 10 q. Won: McGIntT IO5 tN.
Jones'. 10 20 l. second; MArceliua gs (BerSsr Il to
J, thiru Tine. l!llL. SEadl. LOv. Brown, Bertha
HniOu. anu he'd AMI Hue also
Third hace-HeatS; four and one half furongs. Audi
phone. lO2 &C. huestOnl. to !. won: WIND nuntress
Va CsOdenl To second; stTAIgbtOnt III tkliott
60 l. lhTd Time o, hsAIs; FIRST O;5s: second ssh
anu HAeisnda als1 ran
FouTIh Racs-six fuTlongL AirplAnt. lo7 tCrattyL 4
20 wun; Disturbance. O3 tBsrxerL to = second J.
n Frcsd, IL: knapp 10 TO j, third. Time :lSL
LADY Belle Nancy hAEs. llaymAksr. Aeiiojam, and
Fifsh R9es-Ssling; I'VE rurlonE', AHras, IoI CGrt-
NM to ]. won Lemon blossom. ~ tsodenl to l.
second; I.mmls Tucker ~ cochran 80 10 !, third
1ims .Oi. AItsss. Irene X. and Doubtful also TAn
sixth khce-Sslling: one mile, Out OF sight. IOI &C..
IussonL to y won; faktT lOl uChornl 40 10 L. sec.
ond Pioneer, IoS Crafty vtn ? third. Time :45lS
Bushranssr Pan Handle, LsdsTkranE, Vida. and Echo
alAO
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PhiIadsIpbia N od-I Yacht and Cruising Ciub
Meeting.

PHuADEIPHr,, Feb AIT special meeting
o: the Philadelphia Model Yacht and Cruising
Club last evening at the rooms. 20 North Thir-
teenth street. Com odore Porter in the chair.
a settlement OF the measurement question,
which had been such source OF controversy
during the past season. was concluded.
After an animated discussion II was finally
moved by j. ShultZ. seconded by ". Carries
that the length should be taken on the load
water line. to which should be added the ex-
treme beam. and also the mean depth. The
depth to be taken at stem. admidships and
sternpost, the total TO he the correct sailing
length OF the yacht. This was put to a vote
and carried with but one dissentent- A rider
was added that existing yachts built under tho
overall rule should be BILE to com pete with
boats under the new rule under q fair time
allowance.
The following were elected to serve on the
Sailing COMMITTEES: Messrs Dulin. Carries
Mitchell Conwell and Bidde. Tho Sailing
Conn ittee was authorized to prepare a schsd-
uls OF races for the coming season. which will
be presented to the club for ratification at the
next meeting, As there had been no reply
from the Brooklyn and Connecticut and other
clubs respecting the proposed inter-club
mhoat races. the subject was held over to
next meeting.
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would be- whom ron are obliged 70 prose-
cute. and whose 'enmity' yon would iacur
wild and woolly specimen peculiar TO the far
West. the 'chevalier d'inhustrie' 40 TO speak,
Sss T'S SSS s' IL. Which he A
10 detect him ut q giance ne wears a big hat
shooter on his hin and frequently big bowie
khifein his boot lie uses big onths for his
own mouth and hiR iaw-hreaker bit for that
Of his horse When mounted on his unfortu-
nate COW nony, and when quite sure thnt me
tho spurs into his TANKS to make him start
forward and then MS suddenly gives jerk To-
his reinst 10 null him back causing the cruel
All this il done to impress the, pass;
ing stranger that he is really bold. bad man..
He prides himself upon Icing holy terror
and. TO give him his dive he really does i'm
press timid chlldrCn that ne H. y sort OF togte
nn Sn ne sSrs ms Il tnnt nc th Is,ss
the mosttHlkinG. Heis always Rrumbling, and
fortune to hire him. When striking YOU ior y
job he invariably informs YOU that he Will
work 70 your interest and then winks the other
eve, which means that he II ready to atenl for
yomt start with and rom you to end with:
than any IN -" "no '" elss how WV" cattle should he
handled. nut Whenever Ivy nnr chance he is
temn2rnrily placed In q position whore he AN
somehow or other IL does not appear and he
only makes hopeless muddIe OF wlnt lac was
ItINltN w wv ~ ne - .Ti'IlU COWN VI
he IL tho sort Of man who every time he misses
n throw hents his horse over the head by way
OF carrying conviction to the mind OF the gap-
Ing neorhyle that tho whole fault les with his
horse aud not with him. He IL the
sort NJ man who, Whenever he gets
to town. is the Sir Oracle OF tho local
saloon. and who. when whiskey has supplied
him with courage. .ecomes very abusive lie
abuses n Mexican simply because he IL Mex.
lean, n niger because lie IL n Niger n
poor man because he is poor. aud a rich man
because no does not whnck up.' lie makes
inonenstNe harkeepers dance and unnssuming
strangers drink with him ut the point OF his
pistol and then shoots ut the lights. maybe
He ~ the man who supplies the data from
which are evolved tho fearful and truly won
derful articles on the lar West that one SO
frequently runs across in the Eastern PAPERS"
. Mr. Stevens is now on his way to visit Can't.
W oOd Mt Fort Nc hearson, Georgia. whom he
mot during tn" Geronimo campaign. He IL
bear hunt On his ranch and OK
pets Can't. Wood and q number Of other army
officers to Join in the hunt. He has pack OF
hounds. bear AMI mountain lion hunting. with
which no breaks up the peaceful monotony
Of raising. branding and shipping cattle from
one OF the largest ranches in New Mexico