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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

ALBANY, y. y. Sept. %.-DoNo'uor
Morton to-day, In response 10 uie-
gram Of inquiry from Hoveihor, 49, ,,'.,.,
Son Of Texas, wired him that prize-nsnt-
Ins IN this state is "a misdemeanor. pun
Isbable by fine or imprisonment or
both a.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. Sept. "a
local newspaper has made a canvass ol
the members OF the Legislature tionh
twenty Southwest Texas counties, ID re-
Evening star., 1895-05-31
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-S45.OO CASH WILL BUY LIGHT
weight Victor pneumatic, 81 pattern: No. 1
dlton: also Victor upright. good order; $40. GO3
u st. NV. It,
in the city. Prices moderate. Base Balls, Bats
&C.; Victor brand.
my31 CLINE BROS, 900 Pa. ave-
FOR SALE-HuMBER TANDEM Tricycle. Al;
good as new; cost S270 no reasonable offer
fused; this week only. i3 b st. Sc. my29-2t'
FOR sALE-vIcToR FLYER, LIKE NEW: cap:
ital," '94 pattern: '93 Capital; wilhelm" wood
rims; also the finest wheels ever offered for The
price. % lbs. doubiscrown; dust proof bearings,
and snaranteed. W. D. HADGER, 9O7 9th NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Filed
y" May %, 1895.
]. r, YOUNG, Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
Ex parte, I5 - No. 1881 60.
THE WASHINGTON AND GREAT FALLS EIlEC-
TRIO RAILWAY COMPANY
Upon consideration Of the petition filed herein
trio Railway Company, praying the court to AZ
the amount of the capital stock of said company
and for authority to issue bonds secured by mort
gage, upon the franchise and property rights
thereof, it 10 by the court THIS TWENTY Ninth
erce A Brandenburg, solicitor for said petitioner
ordered that all persons having any interest there
in show cause, II any they have or before the
FOURTH DAY OF June, A;D. 1895. why the
Provided a copy of this order be published daily
for ave days preceding said day in some newspaper
Of general circulation In the city Of Washington,
District of Columbia.
By the court:
W. 8. COX, Justice.
A true copy.
Test: j. K. YOUNG. Clerk.
By NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered free
In city; one month applies on purchase of new
when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF SEHMANS & BENEDICT.
dl9-t Cor. Sth and L SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1895-05-31

FOR SEVERAL DESIRABLE GROOM COT.
tageg In Anacostia small monthly payments:
only little more than rent. Also desirable
houses for rent. Write call on A. NJ. GREEN,
Sec.y Anacostia Bldg. Association, Anacostia, C.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-MODERN RESIDENCE IN NV; Is
feet 'front.' bed rooms: steam heat; 2 baths;
100000 to $4,000; for cash. ROBT ]. KIRK
PATRICK, 1927 + st. NV. my2g,3ts
wANTED-TO PURCHASE OR BROOM BRICK
dwelling In NV. section west Of 7th st. price
not to exceed $1,000. g. A. T., Star Office.
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WANTED - COUPLE OF BRICK HOUSES
northeast for immediate buyers; to be further
east than sth St.. and to more than
5000. l have also several purchasers for desir-
able northwest houses to range in price from
$1,000 to 5000 Owners of such willing to sell
cheap will nnd 1t to their advantage to send de-
scription and price Immediately to
a53m l.. STAIGARDTEls, 0l3 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1895-05-31
WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED-FAIAiS In VIRGINIA AND MARY
land for sale. Address call THE McLACH-
LEN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN CO., 10th and
SITS. NV. my2S-Gt
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY RUROPE1AN PROFESSOR, NEWLY
arrived. room and board in respectable family,
for lessons In languages, painting music. Ad-
dress PiiOFESSUli, Star office. it,
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, UNFUR. ROOMS
In private family owning home; central; other
roomers; terms must be reasonable. Address w.
q. T.. Star office. my3O-3t'
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FOR REST-l5O5 VERMONT AVE. IOR&B. .s45. %
925 @ Westminster Or; bath. furnace, &c. q
2I6 Fla av, 4r, w. 1900 sii Westminster, fur2o, o
my2S THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 1918 II st.
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FOR RENT-l520 ST. N.W.-2-SToRY z
room brick; all mod imps; newly papered and
painted; $3.50 per
my2S-6t WASH N DANENHOWER 1lll G stpw
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THE EVENING STAR FRIDAY, NAY ST. 1es5-rwELvE PAGES
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

OR NT-$35-FURNISHED HOUSE, 1908 r
st. nv. from June 20 to Sept. Is. References.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

923 d st. NV; 81 stalls; carriage elevator; gas,
water. grain bins, etc. Inquire S261a La. ave.
lny50-1m
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FOE RENT-SaO PER MONTH, 9c2 Fl ST. NE; 8
rooms trst-cI.ss order. large stable. last ten
ants had store IT, Apply 223 ID st. ne. G. F.
sCHAFFER. my3O-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-UNFCRNJSHED.
iSO3 Conn av nv. 25r. $3.50 l6SS ave NV. 10r IS
1922 Mass av nw.l lSr go 1888 st NV. Or. .65
i123 av NV. 1Tr $50 2034 Hillyer pl. Tor. ..55
1922 Vt av NV. 12r. 200 Columbia I'd. D c, VI 80
1871 st NV. 16r. 166 81 1881 18th st NV, 1Or 80
1919 st NV. IA. 1906 1928 . st NV. Or so. So
izSs Vt av NV, 14r 100 9l6 18th st NV, 11r. so
11O6 n H av NV, lar. l50I l74S CorcOran nw 1Or 80
1921 1921 st NV. 16r 1913 ss l4ll 20th st NV. Or: so
1898 18th st 12r. .125 l1l2 Corcoran ST. l1r AZ
1417 Mass av NV: ss5 T st nw sr.......4s
IT .......... .1166 66I 104 Q st NV. Tor. IS
l709 2lst st nw Isl. loo I242 10Th st NV. 11r 20
1882 Binney st NV. .13r1Oo 1888 st NV, sr. 20
1asS st NV, 12r 100 l4ll Stoughton Or. Al 81
i336 18th st NV. l2r 100 lib 10th st 10r 40
llo4 18th st NV. 1Sr 100 124S 11th st NV, 10r 40
800 Md av ne, Tor. SO 80 226 st NV. sr 49,. 20
isTa .a st NV. i2r .SS 81 1881 Corcoran NV Or. 20
iiaS nwst&dwG 50 80 1870 T st NV, 9r.. 40
dl2l i st NV. 12r .S3 SO 1904 st NV. Or. 80. 40
d5Sa 2Sth st NV. 12r rs 20aO 18th NV. 11r. .3S
2o20 Hilyer av NV, s14 av NV, Or. 81 so
BIG av NV. 12r. 10 14O6 9th st NV. Tor IS. 90
1851 st NV, 13r. -. rs 1924 9th st nw Or IS rs
s 2sa av NV, 15r. rs 1909 9 st NV. sr.....s5
1923 NV, I'd n......75i9 Y ave NV. sr. -. IS
1212 st NV, 12r. 10 1898 18th St. Sr. .35
2o23 Hillyer p, 1Or 20 1907 Chaplin st, sr. 30
III L st NV, 11r. .6050 1928 Riggs NV, Or. 30 80
1l0l Mass av NV. Or. co 1880 oath st NV. Or. 80
l4O2 Chaplin st NV. 12r go 2901 st NV, .2S.3 80
1913 st NV. Tor. .65 1908 30th st NV. 80
40S llth st So 720 18th st .iat. Ar .25
I2iS av NV. 12r. .65 1917 Caroline st. Gr. %
1873 goth st NV, ior. 90 . D st NV. r. - s.
1913 o st NV, Or. 90 Si5 sw, IT.. q. 90
224 Hillyer av. 12r. go 1926 10Th st NV. Or 30
1913 18th st NV, 12r 80 1906 st NV (at). 3r. 20
lll6 M st nw 12r. .55 TO 18th NV, fat, Ar Is
1913 o st NV. Tor. so 1917 14th .5r (rr)13 80
Sl3 10Th st NV, Or. so 1913 lith nw,6r trr13.30
l4O9 2Oth st NV, Tor .50 PIP LIST st sw. Or .12 so
I32l 10th st NV, Tor. 80 G35 Pomeroy NV, Ar 1870
2iOo l4th NV (st&dwg,. 80 ITO and 1ll2 st NV,
ii4S n st NV, l6r. .65 entire building.
16O2 18th st NV. 11r. So 1912 II st nw Ar. C
1l54 17th NV, IOr. 81
Above is only partial list. For complete bulletin
of FURNISHED HOUSES, OFFICES, STORES and
STABLES apply to
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
my2o-t 1924 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR NT-$35.5O-BEAUTIFUL BROWN STOSEy
4-story; rooms; English basement; furnacsi
cabinet mantels; nice neighborhood- 1SS 9Th St
ne. Key drug store, Owner, 9Th and Masa-ave.n-s.
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Fer RENT-BY R. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ESTATE
and SfuRSisiEb Rs@kF ioth hosE aRS SS NV
s,i Is g it ittS V 8 8
7als q 18Th iaT nM sssS + 1s': Dr.. SS
1910 18th. l4r ~. SO. 90 1883 18th. 7r: =
I' 81 I'll NV. i2r Ell ssio Il Il, rT ": $50
ISIS r, Tor. 5000 1913 1913 Wallach. r.. p sg
202T p. Tor. 5000 1887 9th NV. 7r. 225O
Plat n, Or. .45 oS sll 9th ne. r.. $50
$40 I'd NV. ior.....4 .4o5o 1911 K ne. 7r.....2o5e
l643 10th. 12r. 40. 80 8 n ne. 7r: .2Q5e
i2ls I I. SSS 2ss "a NJ; ne. $3.50
1916 Riggs st. sr. 10. 90 COZ se. 7r. 40
1927 Conn av. Or. 90 12Os Pa av NV. 81. 1900
1872 Corcoran, 7r. ..35 90 $40 9th sw. 6r.. .16OO
1909 .. Tor. .3J OO 1911 ne. 6r. 1880
12is sth NV. sr. ..34. .Oo 1lOo 10th NV. sr .14O0
Elegant rooms in sum Desirable rooms. .Atlan
building, bull dreproof' proof from tic Coast Line build
$50 nw......... s;oSI s4%bxs ssS each.
1918 Conn ave. SIS 90 1897 14th nwuoo.2o). $50
iSss s Comm Comm ave- ave-: s q g a isel N Capitol $SSS
74l 18th NV. lor... .s9; 60 ;G S9s nw.........so+o
Lots 20 II. so 1sa ss5 odeii T. .ssc
ISss Conn = = ?5$sS Z 8 "a iais sth a~ $50
ny27 Il. O. HoLTZMAN. 10th and sts NV
FOR RENT-3-STOR1 BRlCh b KOOMS
and bath, with modern improvements; 2-story
brick house. rooms and % bath. with modern i'm.
,5is i 14ih 1n St.
FOR RENr-sroRE AND DWELLING; CORNER
18th and Gales me-. H street car line; rent,
s2os5 to hrst-class tenant. 100 California st.
ne: rooms, bath and modern improvements;
spS s11g so e s4HRRsSS4sprER 44RRsSS e s,s 18th ST. NV
FOR RENT NICE BRICK HOUSES NEAR
Washington Circle; low rent At, $3.50 s. O. month o. ,h,
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE OF II ROOMS;
every convenience; near cable: will rent from
Jans 10 to resnons,e ah partv o ID st
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FOR RENT-BRIcK HOUSE, WITH STABLE .
rooms; cellar thorough order; good shade; con-
Toons as2 Psnson ST. n% govt pr
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-8 ROOM AND BATH
house, cabinet mantels; crystal chan; speaking
back yards; piano; cool Capitol Hill; from June
/; rent. $40. H. PECK. P. o. Lock Box eos.
2os5 F nv, ,1sr(fur)s )ssoo. 90 80 K ne, 1or 25es
LOO 10th NV 1sr GO GO 5os 7th ne. g
s 1924 IL i5th nw lor g 90 % 7Ss o pe sr
rs 1851 n NV. w" ior 600 $ Myrtle f @ 1e .isoS
2sss sss NV lGr g 11easn ne ~
Or lfur) so so 900 Florence ne, Or. .12 so
218 Ind NV, Or 90 $40 81 ne, Ar. 1890
Wesley Heights, Tor. 100 800 I'd ne, 10 80
1899 Corcoran nv, ,9r50. 90 Sc 15th&B ne 5r1OO0
424 NV, 12r. .43 90 lis Schott's al me- Ar o so
236 ave nw,9r 40. 90 61S Brewers ct ne 5rS so
1st&2d hs 800 Z, Or. 40 so HIS on Turner ST. 5r so
2024 1 NV, Or. 40. 90 1905 AZ sw 12r. rs 90
1887 COrcoran NV, ,9r40. 90 2O7 1877 sw 7r. 20 40
1888 Corcoran ,9r+O 90 GIT 919 Md av sw GRO 90
21O NV, 7r. So. 80 925 G sw 6r.... 20 90
2l23 NV, Or. .35. so 617-19 @ sw, 6r 10 80
208 NV, Or. .S5. so 352McIean av sw Girls 80
514 9Th NV, 6r .35. 90 627 sw 5r,13 so
9O1 21st NV, 11r.. .35. 90 635 O sw 5r,13 30
1892 Corcoran NV, ,9r35. 90 $40 sw, 4r.,....13 80
7l9 18th NV, Or. 90 6s1 @ sw, 80
s06h NV, 8r. .35. 90 410 81 sw. Or. 1890
l2S 9 D ne. o. $3.50 7s sv. br: .l23o
books For full list call office for bulletin Issued
on the 1st and 18th. T. q. WAGGAMAN.
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06

The price Of New York newspapers
is attracting some general attention
snd causing comment in newspaper cir
cIes. Ten years ago the tendency was
downward, bat since that date this
Times and Herald have deemed 1t wis
eat to Increase their selling price TO 3
cents, while the World has maintained
the 2-cent price since IL has been under
It's present management. Of late, how
ever, changes have been taking place.
the Journal has doubled ita price from
a 1-cent paper and Increased its price
on the Sunday edition from to 5 cent?.
Report gays the World will step UP to
the 2-cent plane Of the Times. Herald
and Tribune. while the Sunday Adver'
tiser will he sold for ! cent copy.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06

Sing Sing. y. T., July DIR. Buchanan
was executed at II ~ a. ~.
1t WIS 11:ls when the witnesses were
called 10 the execution chamber. All
was then ready, and Electrician D8yi-
was at the switch board In the closed
box was the convict who. upon signal,
WAS To turn the switch. When the party
was seated, the electrician put bank
Of Incandf-ssent lights on the chair and
sent the current through them. There
were I,750 yOlts In the bank, and when
they were switched off again. the war.
den and two guards appeared at the
door with DR.. Buchanan. He walked In
without word. and took his goat In
about thirty seconds he was strapped,
and In forty seconds was pronounced
dead. The voltage N Lao was kept
On for four seconds, and then reduced
10 forty yolts, which WAS kept on fof
thirty seconds more. II was The quick,
est and most successful execution ever
seen al the prison.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06
rnE OREGON SHORT LINZ.
me American rruss Company win Fers
close on II.

close On
Portland, Ore, July 1.-The Amerf
can Loan and Trust company will no
accept the terms imposed by the deci
sion of Judge Merritt in the Oregon
Short Line Il Utah Northern railroad
receivership case, but viii begin fore
closure proceedings Ex-senator Dolph
counsel for the Junior mortgage bond
holders Of the Oregon Short Line &
Utah Northern, was seen this evening
and when asked If II were true that the
efforts for a separate receiyership for
the Oregon Short Line Il Utah Northern
has been abandoned. he said:
''The effect Of Judge MerTitts deci
sion was such as to stop all further
proceedings by the American Loan and
Trust company along the line they have
been pursuing The Utah court has
simply imposed conditions with which
the second mortgage holders cannot
afford to comply and they have de
cided upon tine better policy Of fore
closing The American Loan and
Trust company would not raise the in
terest due on the prior mortgage and
take the road If it was to be controlled
In any degree by the Union Pacific
''The American Loan and Trust
company Will proceed to foreclcse its
mortgage Immediately. The Oregon
case in the United States Circuit court
for Oregon has sent for the bill and
answer and we have given notice of an
application to the court next Wednes-
day TO fix a day for the hearing"
The American Loan and Trust COM
pany will sell the road and the fore
closure proceedings viii undoubtedly
be brought by the bOndholders under
the Junior mortgage. This viii mean
that the prior mortgage will be paid of
and a general reorganization OF the
property viii be undertaken.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06
RUSSIA is READY.
PREPARED TO FIGHT JAPAN
UaIess the Latter Makes Concessions
Asked for She VIII Bs AttaeksA-s0.::
900 Troops said to Be Concentrates
at vIsdIvoseoek.

Tacoma, Wash, July 1.-The Nor
wegian steamer Oscar H., which ar
rived to-day, eighteen days from Via
livestock. Siberia, brings news that the
Indications are good for another Orien-
tai war. Unknown 10 the outside
world, Captain Il. Anderson of the
steamer says. Russia has rnassed $1,000
men at Sladiyostnck. and 1t is believed
in Siberia that preparations are beins
made for an advance on Japan
Captain Anderson says: Russia has
been secretly, but actively at work, and
in the event of trouble with Japan, is
preparing to hurl a formidable navy
and land force into the coveted terri
tory which Japan has wrested from
China These ships and troops have
been massed at VIadiyostOck, where the
scene is decidedly warlike.
"'rhe entrance 10 the harbor at Nladi-
vostock ia planted full Of torpedoes, and
no vessels are allowed to pass in or out
without Russian naval officers On board,
as well as experienced Russian pilots,
who know where the tOrpedoes are
planted My vessel was escorted In this
manner, both going in and coming out
of the harb0r.
Inside the harbor the entire Pacific
feet OF Russian warships Is nassed,
ready 10 steam down the coast at mo
ments notice. On shore 10000 troops
have been concentrated. and the CYL
dence Is clear that Russia Is fully pre-
pared for trouble In case the japanese
give any occasion for It
'"The massing Of these ships aD1
troops at yladigostock has been done
secretly by Russia. unusual precautions
having been taken to prevent the
spread Of any Intelligence regarding the
actual force she has quartered there.
What Enssia's designs are, cannot, OF
course, BE- told, and the purely conJec-
tural but II l. clear that If she builds
a railway line south from yladfvostOck
TO the Yellow sea, her Intention il 10
obtain an open port and hold 1t at all
hazards
1.-THE whole country looks like war,
and the situation Is considerably
strained, but the peace element il hop
Ing that the tension may be relieved and
matters settled without a resort 10
arms"
Ii was minated To Captain Anderson
before he left that the government would
be pleased If he did not take pains TO
spread his knowledge Of the operations
at lD0iFD~tOcE. but ne ntNItabsH 4lIile
this evening when asked 10 tell what he
knows. az he things the world IL Cd
titled 10 know the facts.
The Oscar IL carried VladivOstock
cargo OF cement used In constructing
the trans Siberian railroad Captain
Anderson says the construction Of this
road is being rapidly pushed. the Gar
Of Russia having given orders to finish
1t a. quickly al possible. AS soon as
this line IL finished, he says, the Rus
sian government intend extending Z
from yIadivostOck Eouthwsrd through
Manchuris and CDrea 10 an open port
on the Yellow sea
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06

According to an Investigation con-
Quoted under the auspices Of the In
transitional Society Of Anthropologists
Of London, which has just concluded a
valuable inquiry respecting the aver
age height Of the various races and ma.
tionalities, English and American citi-
xens average taller than any other rep
resentatives Of the human family. Tho
following has been Cleaned from their
40 page report: The English profess
sionaI classes, who head the list as the
tallest OF adult males, attain the high
average of s feet 9.14 inches. Next
on the list come the males Of all classes
In the United States, and minute
fraction behind them come the Eng
lish of all classes; hence we may con
clude that, taken as whole, the Brit
ish and their English speaking cousins
In America are approximately Of the
same height. In other European coun-
tries the average for the male adult liz
but feet inches. The Austrlans
the Portuguese and the Spaniards fall
somewhat below the general European
average.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06
CHANCE FOR SILVER.
CHANCE ron THE BETTER IN
ENGLAND.
Several Members of the New Cabinet Pa
vor sn-siIver VIII BE n
Factor In the Coming Election.

New York, July 1.-The Tribune has
the following cable from London: Amer
lean interest in the overthrow of the
Rosebery government and the approach
Ing dissolution of Parliament, centers in
the growing agitation in favor of BIZ
metaIIism. The new government Is
markedly more friendly to international
action for regulating the free coinage Of
gold and silver at a fixed ratio, than the
old government was. Sir william Har-
court would not consider the question
even a debatable one, but rejected all
proposals for effecting a new interna-
tionaI agreement as impracticable.
The new government will include sew
eral conspicuous and outspoken bimetal-
lists. Mr.. Balfour Is one having COM
mItted himself In several speeches to
that policy, besides being a member of
the Bimetaliic league.
Lord Salisbury Is not a student Of
finance, and has not committed himself
on the question. but he Is not thought to
be unfriendiy to a revival Of an attempt
10 hold an international conference for
discussing the subject.
What the BimetalIic league proposes
to do is to make this issue as prominent
as possible In the general election. While
It is not a political body. Il can exert
considerable influence by questioning
candidates In the $50 agricultural con-
stituencies. and In eighty or hundred
manufacturing districts in Lancashire
and elsewhere. In which the textile in
dustries are important.
Officers Of the league state they will
take an active part In the elections in
this way-through branch committees
and correspondents They will force as
many candidates as possible to declare
their intentions and opinions respecting
bimetallIsn, and believe the answers,
when published. will influence thous-
ands OF voters.
The Bimetallic league has very in
fiuential membership, including many
members Of the present parliament. The
memorial which it addressed to the
chancellor Of the exchequer was accom-
panied by the names Of sixty members
Of the House Of Commons, sixty bank
ers, seventy -eight merchants and manu-
facturers, forty-two land owners and
fifteen labor organizations
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06

Portland. Ore, June Ca special
from Seattle says The japanese residents
" ~ cdy are great. .1cited .,y,., Tho
altitude Russia itas pszuuied toyyar 4 I.
ibeir country, aGJ ,zpcet var viii,
the cars empire within Two p,DLih-.
Nacamars, prominent merchant.
thinks the result VIII be an easy victory
Tor the Mikado's army and navy. He
saye thousands ~ prisoners- deadly foes
OF Rnseia-conld be released from 81.
berian prisons, and would assist Japan
In the war.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06
CUsANS HAVE MONEY.
The Insurgents Now Expecting Torpedo
Beats from France

New York. July IA special TO the
World from Palm Beach, Fla, says the
CUbans are expecting three torpedo
boats from France. Not until their ar
rival, viii the Cuban forces begin what
Il intended TO BE- their most effective
work This revolt said a sympathiz-
er. has been In preparation TO my
knowledge for three years, during which
time the Cubans collected over 5000
900 for war purposes They are get
ting nearly s5tDyDro a month now.
.'FiIibusteriDg expeditions cannot be
prevented. Another expedition like that
with the tug George W. Cbilds. might
b. stopped. but the cUbans can get
fresh men On the island, from this state,
whenever they want. They are receiy-
ing men all the time"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06

Omaha, Neb., July There Il much
discussion In Omaha AZ 10 whether Or
not defaultlng treasurer Henry HoIIn
shall be prosecuted. The record shows
that at least sZJ.oD0 Of city funds vera
missing when Bolin was dey,Csed. AZ
this was made good By bODdsnen, and
the city lost nothing. some were In
favor Of letting B0iln escape further
prosecution. But most reuarka bic
fcaturs Of the case WAS made public
to-day. when letter from acting city
Attorney Cornish to the mayor war
printed 10 which he a1Yls<s that no
prosecution be instituted. No steps
have yet been taken 10 arrest EOlin.
II one warrant Il Issued, many others
must be, for many politicians are guilty
Of participating In the deal.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06

It Ia to be feared that one great trou-
BILE with genius Is its lack Of business
ability. Many substantial literary rep
utationa have been made within the
past decade by a liberal use Of printer
Ink. Nothing helps young author
more than constant publicity. And
even the older authors do not dare 10
let the public forget them for any
Iangth Of time. Hence the frequent In
tcryieps. the airing Of their opinions
on subjects of which they know moth
Ing. the readiness to confide their gas
Economical preferences or their tastes
In music, theology. or natural scenery.
This way fortune lies. and even immor-
tally may be won BY strenuous conpe-
tition
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-07-06

The tree Of the French cavalry cad
die aud the stiTrups are tn be hence
forth made Of aluminium. with bands
Of steel let in when the metal IL In a
state Of fusion. Thls change IS To be
and the steepness Of the tracks IN Mad
azascaF. The weight OF the French
heayy cayaIry saddle tree Is nov about
Eve pounds. It will be reduced TO con
sideEably less than half Kettles and
other implements will also be alumni
mum.