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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-27
had ron DURRANr.
Nobody Remembers Having seen Him
~ Thst I.scturr.

SAN FRAgoisco, Sept. 20. - The
keystone IN the aIcu OF DufFanpH Allbi
crumbled aud Tell today. The wit
ness upon whom the attorneys Tor the
defense depended most TO sustain their
contention that Durrant wa1 attending
n lecture at Cooper Medical College ~
the hour when Blanche Lamont was
murdered, gave disappointing hsli.
mOny. Instead OF tesliiying tha, Dul.
rant was present nj tue ltciuTc, a.
Attorney Deupfey said DR.. Cheney
would 10, the doctor said he hnd no
recollection u seeing the young meii-
cal student.
70 Offset this reverse, the defense
gained only oRe pOint--the admission
an al ,xnibit Of the roll call.bU0k Mt
the college In when Durraut was re-
cordtd present ut the lecture given on
the ternoOn Of April 8fd. The pros
eculi0n holds tuv fOii.csll book In
litlls esteem, rom the fact that II viii
place WITNESSES on tbo stand TO prove
that DIrTaut frequently asked his clnsf.
IN ates 10 answer to his name when he
was absent, and that they complied
with ILLS r,quost.
The crush in the corridors ut the en-.
trance TO the court room wat greater
today than upon any other day since
lho trial beg n. Men and women fought
tor admission, while the sheriff and n
scofe Of deputies stru2 glod rs Jesper.
ntely to keep the crowd back. At times
the confusion outside was 20 great that
tue proceedings Of the court were In.
terruptej. At length Judgs Murphy
sum m oncd this sheriff aud ordered him
| %. a an Tim nnTflUnTa thu ahaTln1.
force was insu tiicient, the Iudgs said
he would call GU tne chief OF police iof
a s,,uad OF men 10 execute the order.
Sergeant Reyuoldr, the police officer
who conducted this search OF Emme n.
usl church sfier the discovery OF the
bodies Of Blanche Lamont aud Minnie
Williams. was the irst witness called
to the stand. Alter do, ctihing the futni'
tuTe anu other articles found In thu
pastot's study, he was asked about the
chitol marks found In the door leading
to the bsliry. The door and casing
through which the murderer passed
with the body Of HE victim were
brought into curt and formed QUE oil
tue most interesting exhibits produced
rue witness testified that the mark
corIesponded In size TO n chisol iouut
in the tOol-box In Rev. JOhn u. Git
sons study. The witness was ais,
asked TO identify shoe supposed Il
have been stained with blood, whict
was found In tho PASTORS study. Al
Sergeant Reg nolds did not know 3.
whom the shoe belonged, Sergean
Burke wa, also called, but no was ais
IN Ignorance with regard to the own
rrship VI thu shoe.
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for the establishment Of an Irish
republic by elsotinz president, vice
president and parliament, all Of which
would constitute the government Of
the republic aud would select such
temporary location as cifcumstancet
mis- hit dictate.
MIR. Fltzmaurice barely received 70.
spsctfnl attention, and Chalrmtn Fin.
erty disposed Of his suggestion with
the remark that the only place for the
establish nisnt OF government ior Ire
land was on Irish soil.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The elections Of the newly-created
Irish National Alliance was declared
In order. and resulted as iollow,; Presi-
dent, William Lyman, New York;
vIcu president, O'Neill Ryan, ~.
Louie; treasurer, L. V. tzlaurick,
Chicago; executive cou neil, J. j. DOno-
var, Lowell, Ma.s., Cnfis Gallagher,
Minuesots; Martin Kelly, Tennessee;
Captain AtanagaD, Wisconsin; j..
sheehy. Ban francisco; J. NJ, Kennt-
dy, A uac lnda, Mont Thomas j. Dun
don, Ohio; Thomas II. Greovy, Penn
sylvania, and 4mes Lawler, Texas.
There were number OF Catholic
olcrgymen In the audience, one or two
being delegates to the convention. One
Of tho Incidents Of tho afternoon aes-
sion was "a slight TIT between j. j.
K,ating aud Father O'Mahoncy. Mr..
kssting, In addressing the convention
usei the word "cimraies," and ex.
planned that from time ON they
would drop the term "bioihors." which
they had FORMERLY usoi Ia addressing
oacn other, aud adopt tbs words "c9m-
Tades Of the Irish Republican Stmy."
Father O'Mahoucy Interrupted al
this point, and seemingly without
waiting to near VIVA, the priest had 10
say, Mr.. X eating rstortci, somewhat
hotly: "f'Or tho fret tinu the cloth Of
CODE ministry inierIefes with the
cause Of Ireland"
The Convention closed with tho Gins.
Ing OF a new Irish song, composed by
Mrs. Teresa Beatrice O'Hifa, o. Clevt-
land, o., CallFd "God Bless Ireland"
after which the delegates arose and
sang "America" aud "God Save Ire
lani."
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DESvER. Colo, Sept. 26.-A spooial
10 the News from Spokane, Wash,
say,; Passengers down from Trail
creek, b. O., report horrible crime
from that mining camp. Morris
o'Connor, prospector owning several
claims, tOUk q mining expert named
Is. Cook to look AT thsm. he anu Cook
campei out on mountain, anu during
tho night O'Conn0r, who mai been
drinking heavily, arose, and, taking
up pick, drove II clean through
Cook's brain, plnning bis head down
to tue ground. He then graspod an
Hx Hnd flushed his bloody deed by
hacking his victim In horrible man
ner. Tue mutilated body was iOun1
the next morning by some mincrs, wa
orsanized a posse anu sJUu captured
O'CGnuOr.
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From all other tiption. bst msH.
Il ned Above rate will be one siugit
fare for round TRIP, but In no case TO
exceed rate from point beyond.
Tickets will be sold on following
dAtssi From OgdsD, Bingham, Prove.
Silver CITY And intermediate poiBA,
from October let TO On, Inclusive;
tickets limited to October l9th 1895
From sll other points October lst TO
9Th, Inclusive; tickets limited to
October 1875, 1893, except Grand
junction, Ftui,a aud CiscD At which
points tickets are ca ssle oEly On
October l.; snd 2nd. Inquire Of nsAf-
sst II. u. W. agent for train service,
etc.
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general banking business; pays 8 per
cent on deposits. Il. Armstrong. Pfest.,
4. w. Maison, vloe.Prtst., }. l.. Jen.
:nings, cashier.
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EIsrEDDpoB AND CONFERENCE
RatEs


For the Grant Welsh Ei,,eddfod At
Salt Lake City, October 3rd aud ~.
amt the sumi-Anhual Conference. l..
ID. g., at Salt Lake City, October IN,
9Th aud Gih, inclusive, tue following
rates are authorized ~ SILT Ls<e City
and return via II. q. w. Ry.
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N.,,r rnnna ii.- ,nn.i.

~ have taken Hosdb Saitspsrllla
Tor the last ten years from time 10 tins,
and am fAiisiled that u II the bo.t
medicine that | nave ever used. /
have never found IL equal in any part
ni the couutFy." II. ID. Fskr, No,
500 state Street, Salt Lske Cliy, Uah.
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Ladies' natural wool Underwear, sizes
IS to ~, worth 9oc, at
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SELLING DArrIcss.-Fom Poeae Cache Junction. Echo,
Iua Terminus and Intermediate October 9th from all
Utah Nevada Western branches will
good returning October 18th.
Special Trains will be run from Ogden.
Juab and intermediate points and on Utah
& Nevada Branch. See bills for time cards.
D. E. hurley,
General AGENT PASSENGER Department
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Parks, Tea cures constipation. For
sale by y. J. Hin & Co., AMI Nelden
Judson Drug Go.
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Cleanse your Mood with Godho Pitts
Blood Purifier, made from herbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-09
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-2 COMMUNICATING ROOMS, WITH
bath floor, furnished or partly furnished;
in handsome house; With board; location unexcep-
tional. Address Box -, Star Office. mh9-3as
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-ELEGANT UPRIGHT PLANO-yERY
showy-good make-in splendid order-for IS per
month to responsible party. Please address CON
NECTICUT AVENUE, Star Office. mh7 st
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE, U. s. SOLDIERS HOME.
Washington, d. c., March 9Th. 1S95-Proposals
for STANDARD Groceries and "Butterine. -
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until TEN AM. on TUESDAY, MARCH
TWELFTH, 1895. for the supply of Standard
Groceries and Butterine for the period OF six (6)
months. commencing April LIST. 1895. For further
Information apply to the undersigned. II. c.
PARKER, Secy. and Treasurer. mh73t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HANDSOAfE HOUSE; COMFORTA-
bly, furnished; in eligible northwest location; par
ty would remain and board If agreeable arrange
ments could be made. Address FURNISHED
HOUSE, Star office. mh9-3t
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FOR REIT-IN 3STORY BAY-WINDOW HOUSE,
14th st. cars, very desirable rooms en- suite,
singe,or rent part Of house; ref. exchanged 1910
0 st NV mh33b
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FOR RENT-THE OWNER OF AN ATTRACTIVE
home would like to rent turnished rooms I'd
or Sd floor, at IS and $40; board also If desired
1O1y st. ." 'saf-- 40 la
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FOR RENT-BY PRIVATE FAMILY, 2 NICELY
furnished communicating rooms: I'd floor; alcove
aud bay window; southern exposure; private bnth;
with or without board. Box 50, Star office.
S,s
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FOR RENT-HEERFUL CORNER HOUSE ON
ave. NV; will be rented furnished months, $50
month nOminaD; 0 rooms; bath; suitable for
refined family. Address VERIFY, Star office.
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FOR KENT-ONLY ONE LEFT OF THOSE NEAT
Groom houses and stable; S12 monthly: 291S 9TH
st. J. CHESTER, Room 10, 615 14th st.
NV mhl-3ts
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FOR RENT-I2IO H ST NE. 7R............. $1S5t
7l2 me- Or. .$2T 80 ST. 9th Sc, 5r. IL. 81
621 9th me- 81. .lo.0s Rear 742 9Th 81
mhg-3t WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 619 E st. W.
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For RENT-9a2 MASS. AVE. NV, NEATLY
furnished front hall room; well heated and with
large closets; hrst-class board In house; refer
In
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FOR RENT-1019ElL wv, ELEGANT FURNISH
ed rooms. with EXCELLENT board; in splendid To-
caiity near three tines of cars; prices reason
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FOR RENT-FERNISEED OR UNFINISHED
attractive house: 6 rooms and BATH cabinet man.
tells, etc: 1903 U st. NV; convenient to cars;
pleasant walking distance; terms moderate. Key
SO6 10Th st. NV. ml9-3ts
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FOR RENT-EIEGANT HOME NORTHWEST:
$25; rooms and BATH new; large yard: street
cars pass the door; reduced from $45. Address
mice HOME" Star Office mh9-2ts
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FOR RENT-111O L ST NV, OPPOSITE PARK
and Mass. ave, 3 large furnished rooms all
communicating; second story; facing both north
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FOR RENT-A DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED g.
room bay-window brick house; all modern i'm
prOvements; northeast: near cars; 8 squares
from Capitol; rent, S27.5O. Address Box Z, Star
office mhg-2ts
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FOR RENT-DEIIGHTFUL ROOMS, WITH BOARD;
southern expos ure; single or en- saite; mod imps;
electro Deiis and Speaking tubes; very deslsaoie
location; moderate rates 1014 Mass. ave. NV.
mh9-3as
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FOR RENT-THREEi PLEASANT FURNISHED
| rooms, with heat, gas and BATH convenient to
government printing! office. 81 II st. NV. It,
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wANTED-A NEAT COI.ORED GIRL AS COOK
and waitress; no washing ironing; must stay
at night. DR.. GooDE, Lanier Heights. near Zoo
logical PARK entrance. 1bs
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FOR RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS;
two In room with board $35: smaller rooms Tor
81 per week; also rooms without board with
heat and gas. $40 18th st. NV. mh9 3a'
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FOR RENT-1H3 I'd ST. NE: A HANDSOME.
convenient house: IL rooms and bath; near Capt.
tol and convenient to lines. f2216ts
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WANTED-STABLES.

wANTRD-A STABLE CENTRALLY LOCATED,
containing seven stalls and wagon capacity: nFist
he in good condition. Address STABLE, Star Of
fee. mh7-3t
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FOR RENT
sos T, EckiRgton,
ami, per annum. SEQ. col
Is Grant pl, 2ir. lao. 06 |
Broeklnnd, houses from 81
TEE McLACuLhN kEA
mhI-tf
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. T. s
ia A st ne, Tor. $50. 80
2305 I st NV, Or. 20. 80
615 Nd ave sw, Or. 2.50
GIT Md ave sw, Or. 22.50
S15 G st sw, Or. :. .20.50
1854 18th st sw. Or. q. 90
237 14th st sw, 6r. 81. 90
3O2 4th st Sc, 7r. ..@.5O
1926 1915 st sw, Or. .1S.C0
mh-9tf
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FOR RENT 23S Cap st, 12r. AS. 90
!60l 18th NV. 14r SIPS. 90 1918 81 NV, Or 12. so
1872 Ore ave, 12r. .65 90 1890 Union St 6r II 80
S13 G st NV, Tor. 81 90 1854 NJ l1r&b . rs 90
FOG Del ave. 12r. go. 90 81 Il ave- Sr. so. OO
w Del ay ne. Or 49, 90 203 9Th ne, 7r. IS 90
1918 s NV 9r&b. 35 90 400 Richardson 5r II 90
w. e. 1on-
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FOR RENT-NICE LITTLE HOME; 2 STORY AND
basement brick house; rooms; Anil: 4oS LIST
Sc. near car lines and Capitol; $3.50. Apply
u 9Th st. ne. mhs-1n"
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FOR RENT-COR. 18TH AND CORCORAN NV. I;
Sr. and bath; large side and front yards; $40.
A & CT
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-

fOh hENI-UNFURNlSt
ITO N II ave NV, 25r$65(
102S Vt ave NV, 1Sr. .3Ot
1908 Conn av NV, 25r. 25(
1923 r I ave NV, 17r. 81
1707 N Y ave NV, DIR 20(
1O2 Vt ave NV. 12r. .at
14l6 10th st, Or. 1T.
1870 VT ay NV, 14r... .15(
! Dupont circle, 13r. .1a
1705 n H av NV, lar. 15(
1881 G st NV, 16r. 1873 3:
1925 18th st NV, 12r. .12s
Road st, Georgetown,
1928 NJ st NV, .12:
1417 Mass ave NV,
-! IT ............116.G q
III K st NV, 12r. .10
1882 Binney st NV, 13rlO(
1iS6 n st NV, 12r. .1N
a336 18th st NV, 12r. Ion
~ M ave ne, Tor. .lN
1l04 18th NV, 1Sr. .1O(
174 X NV. 12r. .l0t
1927 r 1 av NV, lOr. So ):
1907 2 NV, 12r. .S3. 3:
l413 L NV, st&dwg. SO. 81
S4OG U st NV, lar. 81. 2
1000 Il st NV, 12r. q.
1884 2Sth st NV, 12r. z;
1873 + Nv, 2d&3d fs. Z:
N2 E st Iw, 11r. II
700 Hillyer av NV,
12r ........,..'..7,
5l9 9Th st NV. 1Or. III
DIG n Y ave NV. 12r. Z;
l157 T st NV, 13r. II
9S Hiliyer pl. Tor. II
!I5O 7 st NV. 15r. .6s
III u L st NV, 12r. .60.5(
1107 Mass av NV, Tor .a
@12 Hillyer pl, Tor. A
lSlG 1lth st nw......G
Gm iIth NV (1at), 4r&bGs
1913 o st NV, Tor. .6s
400 llth st NV, 2r. .6s
1136 7 st NV, i2r.....G:
Zoo 18th NV, Or. .6(
1913 10th st NV, Tor. az
1915 . NV. Or. al
2024 Hillyer ave, 12r. &c
1918 18th st NV, Ter. &c
ZIG N st NV, i2r. 81
III Riggs st NV, 1Or. IS
iol9 o st NV. 1Or... sd
Ol1 . NV, Tor. 800. 10
lss1 10th st NV, Tor, 90
2lo0 18th NV ist&dwg,el
!R n st NV, 16r. Ct
ll54 nth NV, Tor. S
1888 p st NV, Or. 3.
Mass nv & 18th NV,
< $433. 81
Conn av mr. o, 16r. .41G.Gt
Conn av mr. n NV, 16r.31s
wyoming ave, Wash
Hts, 22r. .37.
Il l NV mr. 18th, l7r. 81.
Vt NV mr. L NV, 1Sr. .30t
4 near 18th NV. 1Sr. .3O(
Mass ave mr. Dupont
Cir. lSr. .3o(
X l ay mr. Conn NV
NV, 13r. .3Ot
n nr nth NV, 16r. 800
Conn NV mr. r NV, 1877. %.
Scott circle. 1Sr. .25l
NJ mr. Thomas cir. I3r. 25(
1910 10th st NV. 12r. 25t
Mass av mr. 10Th NV,
ioE 1900. ~
Cor 10Th and Q NV.
l2r .............2US.3:
F It mr. 21st NV, 13r. POI
! st mr. 18th NV, 15r.l5(
18th st c1td, 17r. ..l5t
18th mr. Il NV, 11r. Isl
For Rent Bulletin, cont
sued weekly and can be /
THOAi
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FOR RENT-BY DAVID
16OS 18th ST. cor,1Or.
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FOR RENT-A FEW OF
homes on our rent list:
IT'S n Cap nw,yr&5. SO
1G09Mass ay ne. or&s32.:,
zl2 5th st ne, Sr&b SO. 20
612 Pa av Sc, 7r&b. 80. 80
1914 9Th NV. CRIB. .27 50
mh7-tf ALLEN W. NJ.
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FOR RENT-lO16 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-LARGE
handsome 2d-story front alcove room, with board
other rooms also; table board; steam heat; rei
mi
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gl8Whitney Az NV, 6rl3.30
10S 23d NV. 5r.....l0.00
Ivy City, 5r. 500
0.50 up
L ES. AND LOAN CO., I"
10th and q SITS. NV.
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FOR REM - NICELY FURNISHED 3D-FLoOR
front roOm folding bed. Call after Pm,
500 18th st. NV. Dh93as
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FOR RENT-NEAR NEW H ST. CABLE CARS,
several nice new and 7-room brick dwellings;
baths and AMI; $3.50. SIS and 1880.
mhge1w A. H. LEE & son, 1881 NV
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FOR RENT-1313 II ST., EXCELLENT BOARD,
with choice Of large handsomely furnished rooms;
transient and permanent; also table board nhS-5'
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FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
suitable for two gentlemen, In quiet
house; rent. IS month. Apply 1924 Pa. ave
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2Os4 Hfllyer pl. Tor. IS
1908 10th st NV, Or. 80
917 N Y av NV, t2r. so. SO
1923 o st NV. Or. $3.50
17O0 21st st NV, 1Sr. 80
lila NJ st NV, 12r. 80
s42 N Y ave NV, 12r. 80
1904 s ST NV, Or.
806 18th NV tflat), 4r. 80
921 o st NV, Ter. 40
916 18th NV, 11r. 80
1850 18th st NV.
635 7 NV, Sr. AZ
7O4 O st NV, 10r......b
1850 18th st NV, Or. AS
l41S 33d st NV, Tor. 40
240S 14th st NV, Or. 40
l411 Stoughton, Or. Al. 81
DOG y st nw..........M
1119 10th st NV, Tor. 40
124S 18th st NV, Tor. 40
1912 18th st NV. Or. 40
1874 18th st NV, Tor. 40
18th st mr. II, coal I'd. 40
1906 10th st NV, Sr. 40
226 N st NV. 7r......D
2+O6 14th st nv, Sr. 40
14O6 9Th NV, Tor. $3.50
1925 18th st, Sr. 30
1892 Corceran st, Tor. .35
14OT Chaplin st NV, Or. .35
1880 10th NV, Or. 80
1884 29th NV, Or. .... 80
1899 Chaplin NV, Sr. 80
2906 Q st NV, r. .2S.33
637 G st sw, Or. pr. so
1909 Columbia st. Is. 40
1909 Both st NV. Is
8 b & Q fats, 30rh
and NJ, Or. %
TO 18th at NV, dat, 4r.3
81 G st NV, LOT. %
7th st I'd. .............2
1888 NJ st NV, 7r. ..2.5O
SIT llth st NV, 7r....2
1926 18th st NV, 0r....N
1905 Il NV (fiaD, 3r. 30
1l25 9Th st ne, 6r.....1S
424 9Th st ne, Sr......16
100 18th NV, fiat, Ar. Is
1877 18th NV, r'r 5r. Ii. 30
1919 14th NV, Or. ..13.30
PIP LIST st sw, 6r. ..1e.o0
635 Pomeroy NV, Ar. 1870
11JO and 1l12 c st NV,
n-tl.o ,tldtnD
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FOR RENT-HANDSOMEIY FURNISHED PARI.OR
and bed room, SIS per month: south front. hall
rooms. I'd and Sd floors, IS; board guaranteed to
suit reference 10ll NJ st. NV. mh9-3as
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FoR' REINFORCEMENT PRINTING OFFICE
employees can have excellent board and nicely fur
nshed rooms for 1915 per week at 66 Myrtle
ST. me-, two blocks from printing office. IT.
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500 2Sd. Or, wa&gas.14.3
504 23d. Or, wa&gas. 80
1 Kansas ave, Or. .....15
$50 18th. Or. .......16.3 80
Fine stable mr. 19th&I. rs
13ll-13-S- 31-2-45 L st
Sc, Ar, each. .........7
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FOR RENT-s2s laTH ST, LARGE FRONT ROOM
on third floor; gentlemen only. mh9-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-09

FOR RENT-THE HANDSOME DWELLING 2O7
E st. NV; IA rooms; saloon parlor with hand
some mirrors. BANES & SIMPSON,
mh8-3t 14th and G SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-09

TIE MANY UESSIhABIE
762 11th sc, 6r&b. 5000
6l6 C ne, Grab. so
GA Acker ne, 6r&b. $500
IL L ne, Grab. 1880
535 18th ne, 6r&b. so
.LL1EkY, GA + st. NV.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-07-14
Where Vice Stalks Abroad.

Right here in the city of Burling-
ton, liquor is sold every day in near
ly every hotel. not to mention the
hundreds Of underground saloons,
and vice stalks abroad at noon day,
and the officials are quietly waiting
for citizens to make complaint.
This Is not right.-BurIington Earth.
The New York Morning Adycr-
tiscr solcmnly rcbukcs those who are
happy at the increase in wages that
so many working men enjoy. 1t
saws that ut should also be kept
steadily in mind that the present in
crease in wages in some industries
which free trade newspapers glee-
fully dwell upon are not an increase
at all. but a restoration, and in many
cases only partial restoration at
that, of the scale of wages which OBJ
tanned under the Mckinley tariff. y
Yes, keep it in mind, that they are
rcstorations. But also keep it in
mind that the reductions. every one,
took place under the Mckinley law.
The RESERVATIONS are taking place
under the Wilson law Utica OBJ
server.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-07-14
Are Battle.shlps Worth AnYtNlng2

The plans for our new hattlc-ships
included two turrc S. the one for s
inch guns being the taller and firing
over that devoted to heavy guns.
1t has occurred to the Chief of the
Ordnance Bureau to wonder whether
the men in the big-gun turrct could
stand the firing OF an S-inch gun
with its muzzlc only a foot or so
above their heads and nothing but an
inch plate of steel between.
He has subjected the matter to Il
practical test and finds that the first
fire of the S-inch gun defects the
plate about four inches, and the Sec
ond warps it about nine inches out
of place.
That is to say, he finds that if we
build ships on the plans proposed
their guns will kill their own men
with great precision and certainty,
whatever their effect upon the enemy
may be.
This is only one of many details.
The modern battlc-ship is thing of
enormous cost, built upon theory and
speculation alone. Not one of them
has ever been tested IN action. No
body knows whether they would he
of any practical value or not, and
there are officers who seriously qucs-
ton that point. This little expert
cncc with the gun and the plate sug-
gcsts that the engineering skill
brought to bear in their construction
is 10y no means as trustworthy as the
multiplication table, and it is within
the bounds of possibility that practi-
cal experience in the first great
war may lead to the abandonment
of all battlc-ships as useless.
II is at any rate worth while for a
peaceful country like ours to hesitate
about spending further millions in
the construction of war machines that
may alter all be worthless for War.-
\. \. World.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-07-14
Wooden Hats.

A Massachusetts inventor has pat
cntod Il machine which is supplied
with fine planning teeth, y log of
wood cut square is fed to it, and
when the log passes through it has
furnished 100 strips Of wood much
resembling excelsior. Their length
of course is that of. the log. 1t is
claimed that these when moistcncd
can be woven much moro readily
than straw and make as durable a
hat.
Tho inventor says it is twice as
light us straw, and that because of
its castor manipulation and cheaper
cost it will superscac the straw now
used for the construction of head
gear. Even women's Lcghorn hats
and the finest PanamnS may become
possible for those who can't afford
thom now. Now York World