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HOTELS.
THE RALEIGH.

THE RALEIGH,
Cor Penn. ave. and 18th st.
EUnOPEAN PLAN. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.
An elegant restaurant for gentlemen and ladies.
Also luxurious cafe for gentlemen. Private
dining rooms and banquet halls Prompt service;
hrst,ciass cuisine. Special attention given to
ta15-tf r ]. tally. Manager.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

Amounted STEAM CAEPET CLEANING
Works-Csrpets clccIed 10 best manner. Mat
treesee made to order. Address Once ITO Pa.
ave. Ihone S0t. Works l0G5 "a 18th st. Moth
peoonnx free. II. NEwM1ER. Mgr apI0-tf
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WANT TO CARRY MAILS.
The Present Economical scheme
Criticized. --

Dr. G. o. CLAWS, representing many of
the Atlantic steamship lines, in an inter
view Saturday with Postmaster General
Wilson urged the sending of mail by the
fastest steamers He contended that this
vas not being done now, and asked for
special action looking to that end, SO far
as il would not interfere with existing
contracts. One of The points discussed
was that of Withholding certain newspaper
mail for foreign countries, all of which,
except that specially designated, Is now
being held for forwarding only 10y Ameri-
can line steamers. which are paid for the
service without respect to the amount of
nail carried.
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Lieut.. Commander sturdy's Sentence
Remftted.

The unexpired portion of the sentence of
loss of ten numbers and suspension for
one year imposed by court-martial upon
Lieutenant Comma nder E. w. Sturdy has
been remitted. The officer has been un-
der suspension about three months His
offense consisted in giving himself leave
of absence from the Olympia on the China
station.
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To Replace DIR. Knapp.

Minister Terrell has informed Secretary
Olney that Mr.. Beard has gone to Bitlis to
replace DR.. Knapp, who was ordered to
Constantinople for trial upon a charge
of encouraging rebellion. The sultan de-
clares the report that he ever ordered the
expulsion Of American missionaries to be
false.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

CoFFICIAL)-D DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASH
ington. ID. C., July IL. lS96.-Information has
been received at this department from Mr.. Wal
ter L Griffin, the commercial agent Of the United
States at Limoges France of the death. the
18th Of June, 1896. at ''Masmarvent." near
Limoges of FIELD HAVII.AND, American
citizen Per disIatch lS5. dated June Is. lS!t. 1t
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY IN
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vESTIBUTLED.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED. ALL
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA
TION SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule in effect May II, 1896.
2:20 PM. DAnY-Cincinnati and st. Louis Spe.
cial. Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman sleepers
TO Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville, indianapolis
and st. Louis without change. Connects at Gov.
ington, Va. for Hot Springs. Parlor Cfncin,
natl to Chicago.
1887 PM. DAILY-F. F. V. Iimited-Solid train
for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change. Pull.
change, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays. Daily
connection for the Springs. Observation car.
Sleepeys Cincinnati to Chicago and st. Louis
1851 AM, EXCEPT STNDAY-via Richmond
for Old Point and Norfolk. Only rail line
2:2O Pm. DAILY-For Gordonsville, Charlottes
vile. Stanton and for Richmond, daily, excep!
Sunday.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
offices. 513 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue, lilo i
at. NV, and at the station.
n. ". FULLER,
my18 General Passenger Agent.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMERS
WAF EFlELD AND T. V. ARROwSMITH

STEAMERS
WAI EFlFLD AND T. V. ARROWSMITH
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMER WAKEFIELD LEAVES WASHING.
TON, DC, Mondays and Saturdays, am, for
intermediate landings to Colonial Beach, BushwoOd
Rock Point, Coltons and Nolnni creek returning
arrives at Washington on Tuesdays and Sundays
about pm. Wednesdays. am, for interme-
diate landings to Colonial Beach. Bushwood, Rock
Point. Coltons, Stones, Howard's and Cohum's 5,
Nomini creek; returning. arrives at Washington
about II pm Thursdays.
STEAMER r. V. ARKOWsMITH, Mondays and
Wedn,esdays PIN. for Colonial Beach, C9lton,s
St Georges Island, Smith crceks Coan and Yeo-
cnmtnco rivers: returning, arrives at Washington
early "Wednesday and Friday mornings.
saturdays, pm. for Riverside. Colonial Beach,
Coitons piney Point, st, Georges Island. Smiths
creek. C3an and ieecomifo rivers; returning ar
rfSes at Washington Sundays about 10 pm.
See schedule On Segt TgS sss;
THE WEEAiS STEAMB OYT CO.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
say ts3RSr Potomac will leave a ST. wharf
landings steamer Sue sATGRbhS aPG Ps,
At ; pm. for Lower Ritter LAtidngs, and MON.
ngs All river freight must Ie prepaid Rates gver
Agents. $40 Pa. ave. TelfphorH 745. j,7-tf
E. s. RANDALL poTpMA6 RIVER LINE
Steamer Harry Randall Leaves River View Wharf
1th street. Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at
An. ar Ian landing at all WharIfs as far down as Mad
Beach. returning on Mondays about pm; Wed
nesdays and Fridays about. b 80 pm. Passenger &C
commentators hrst- Freight received until
taso ' Washington. B. G.
Evening star., 1896-07-20

Secretary Hoke Smith states that there
was no foundation for the published re-
port that he woald locate in New York city
at the close of this administration to prac-
tice law.
Evening star., 1896-07-20

II the hair has -en made TO grow natural
color or bald heads n thousands of 10y using
Halls Hair Renewer. why will not IN you
Sasef
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IN THE MOUNTAINS,
AURORA HOUSE.

AURORA HOUSE,
Now Open Finest Health and Pleasure. Resort
In Allaghanies Superior accommodations. Excel
lent table, large lawns low rates. No fogs. No
mosquitoes Booklets at Star office Bring heavy
wraps. ]. II. SHAFFER, Prop
jeS1m Aurora, ". Va.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
In the heart of the Alleghanies, now open; no
place superior for health Terms moderate.
LOUIS BUSH, Prop, EglOn, Preston CO., W. Va.
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BERLIN BUDGET.
Emperor Is stui silent on Building Bis
Navy.


Navy.
Berlin. January 25,--tCopyrightcd. lNH,
by the Associated Prese)A project is
now being seriously considered by the cm-
peror ana the cabinet cf providing Tor a
formidable Increase OF the German navy,
II is well known that his majesty has Ions
wished to do this, but the refusal of the
reichsteg TO vote the necessary fumes has
rendered the scheme impossible up 20 the
present. Recent events. however. cspe-
cialiv the attitude of Great britain to-
wards Germany. have ripcrcd the pi1n to
accomplish an extension OF tho navy with
cut the grant of large sums of money by
the rcichstag
The emperor. during tho past fortnight,
iis had a number OF conferences with nu~
thoriticr on colonial affairs with reference
10 the position ard needs of the German
colonies. compared with the naval re-
sources aud the inadcquacy OF the German
navy, particularly IN first clsss iron ciods
ard cruisers, to maintain Germany's pre-
tensions as n colonial power was generally
recognized. This years budget shows but
small item for new battle ships and the
present relchstag which expires In lNN
will not vote large sums Tor the navy
Therefore. In order TO overcome the diill-
Guilty thus presented, IT IL now proposed &c
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HALL CAINis OplN1nN

London. january ?5.--fIau Cain, the au-
thor. has favored the Associated Press
with an advance copy OF the report which
he will make at tho meeting OF the Au-
thors society Monday. In this report he
ventures the opinion that nothing IN the
Venezuela or T'ransvnal questions can be
found that arc liable to breed moro serious
International and colonial disputes than
the Canadian copyright question.
He comments Mt length on the generous
treatment which he received while IN
America recently and continues;
1t is hard to conceive OF any just cnAise
for a war between England and the United
StateH. but, II war ever takes place, II
VIII be because of friction between our
great dominion and the States alongside OF
H. An Eng'ishmnn can not cross the
Niagara river without realizing to his
great pain that the IRE which burned 40
fiorcoly on Queenstown Heights shoulders
still on both uides Of that turbulent winter
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MORE FAVORABLE UNDERSTANDING
Has Been Brought About by Re.
Election, He Says.
IMPORTANCE or THE DOCTRINE
Is Tightly Judged by the American Eco.
pic, Hc Admits- Mr.. Glove
land Endorsed.

London. january 2o.--The Rt. Hon. JOS
cph Chamberlain. secretary of state for
the colonies. In speaking at Birmingham
tonight, said. regarding the Venezuelan
matter that he thought there had been
Misrepresentation on both sides Of tho
water.
When Secretary olney's dispatch ana
livered the feeling was reluctantly en-
tertained In England that the Americans
must have some hostile sentiments which
England did not share. and that the Uni
ted States was bent upon picking a quarrel
with Great Britain, The idea seemed to
prevail In America that England was dis
posed to impugn tho Monroe doctrino--a
doctrine TO which the people OF The United
states rightly attached much Importance
and Il was believed In America that
Great Britain was disposed to deal In
Hnten uHu hIbitiiy Hhi'ic' WIN No"e-
guela; but reflection had brought about n
nero favorable understanding. and Amer
lea would regard with horror war with
those OF her own blood and kindred.
cleveland. whose acquaintance have
the honor TO posscss." said Mr.. Chamber
lain in concluding his address. bears a
high reputation for rectitude and honor
able dealing. Hc Is incapable OF the wiclt-
edncss OF melting two kindred nations to
strife and bloodshcd."
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These islands we're partly submerged dur
| ing the recent storm and there was heavy

These Islands were partly submerged our
ing the recent storm and there was heavy
loss of life among tho inhabitants.
Tho amnesty decree whtch Emperor Wiz
liam issued on January IL was so indeh-
nitoly worded that the courts doubt how
TO apply II. In Hamburg aud Altoona
800 prisoners were released, but of this
number 16i had to be reincarccrated the
following day. ~
The imperial court at Leipsic on Monday
last ruled on case which Affects tho
rights OF many German Americans. f, w.
Boohinc OF Brooklyn was fined In Septem-
her last in the sum OF aNt marks for
evading military service ny omigrating
The court dunshcd the sentence as not
being In accord with treaty rights.
\ rev system of tariff rates VIII put
the German petroleum rciincrs upon equal
terms with the foreign refiners, and cs-
recially with their American competitors.
Ilarr kncbel- poebrits, high official OF
the ministry OF the interior, who drafted
the regulation excluding the American IN
surancc companies from doing business
IN Germany. has received n high decora-
ton from Emperor william.
The government architect, Herr Hans
2opkc. has accepted the post of professor
OF engineering at Columbian University,
Washington.
Or. Ahiwardt has written to friends here
saving that IL is his intention to remain
in the United States as editor OF II news
paper.
Tho United States ambassador, Mr..
Theodore Runyon and Mrs, Runyon dtned
on Tuesday with eN-Empress Frederick
and OH Thursday MIR. Runyon was present
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THE ST. PAUL ASHORE.

Long Branch, n. Y, January 25.-In a
heavy fog with the Hind in the northeast
and the surf running far up the beach a
few nhnutcs after ! o'clock this morning,
the new American line steamer ST. Paul,
bound in. went ashore in front OF the
Grand View house. The mails ana all OF
the 200 passengers were today transferred
to land. At no time were the passengers
in danger. Strenuous efforts are being
made TO null the St. Paul from her dam
gerous position.
Captain Jameson. 1t is said, blamc'
the man who was throwing the lead ior
the mishap, as he claims the man CARED
seventeen fathoms Immediately before the
srip grounded
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THE MARKETS.

Cotton-Futures slightly up at Liverpool
but lower at New York and New Orleans;
spots quiet and steady.
Western packing was $4,000 hogs for the
week
Large quantities of Texas cabbage being
sold at Houston.
Cattle-Receipts small but equal to de.
mand; hog shortage caused another ad-
vance, sheep are n glut.
Wheat-The Chicago market was ex-
cited and the trading was enormous, clos
Ing w higher: 1Mgl% up at St Louis; :
higher at Kansas City.
Corn-up Is at Chicago. higher in other
markets.
Provisions--Pork. lard and ribs all scored
all advance.
Stocks-Courso Of speculation denoted a
return of confidence.
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pIAz WILL INVESTIGATES.

city of Mexico. January 26.--Gcneral
Mena, minister OF Communications. pro-
poses to thoroughly investigate the man
agement OF the Tehuantcpec National
RAILWAY. which IN the property Of the gov
eminent. Charges have been made OF
extravaganza In tho purchase OF fuel and
other supplies. President Dlaz and tho
minister have been inspecting the line.
Tho government will send n scientific
commission to Europe 10 observe the total
eclipse OF tho sun In August.
The press continues to attack tho man
agcmcnt OF III Bolco Copper Mining COM
pany OF Lower California. owned by tho
Rothachilds of Paris. II Is said the COM
rany Is not keeping within tho terms OF
its concession and tina. the management
oppressed Mexican worlsingmen and rner-
chnntH doing bueiness near it's properly.
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New York, January ga report 20 the
World from Caracas. Venezuela. says;
George Useller has arrived from the
limited states and has delivered TO Pres,-
dent Crespo message from President
cleveland asking the people of Venezuela
to refrain from violence during the present
crisis.
Dr. Rojas. the minister of foreign af-
fairs. anmouncos that Venezuela WIN
| lady assist the American commission.
ons will place at its dlsposa, the official
records.
venezueia has a committee collecting
data. and will soon be ready to pre'en'
It's casa
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LONDON LETTER.
Very Complicated Condition OF Affairs
Politically.

Very Complicated Condition OF Affairs
Politically.
London, January 25.--(Copyrightcd, 1896
by the Associated rrcss.)-l IL difficult
to imagine n more complicated and un-
certain political situation than the ono
which Is now being studied by the states
men of Europe. Even If the reported
alliance between Russia and Turkey is
the myth II Is said to be- north, SOUTH
east and west EVERY where--iho state or
uncertainty as to the future prevails and
the general public, II would seem. must
for some time to come he content with
being allowed to await developments.
Rumors OF alliances and countcr-aiiiances
iii tho air and crowd tho newspapers, but
until the shufflng OF cards has been COM
piotod and the hands redoalt for the new
game of bluff and grab believed TO be ar
ranged between the powers It viii he DIM
cult TO definitely decide who are partners
and who are their opponents.
But one point seems TO glenn out clear
" from the fog of diplomacy, and that
IL the Encouragement of European en-
tanglements In being engineered. even IT
not In progress or an accomplished fact,
and there are people who Intimate that
when the deal Is comploted Germany, and
not Great Britain, VIII be the "iHoiatnd
power OF Europe But, OF course, THIS
IL only one way OF looking Mt II.
The social world Is also lnborlng under
a cloud almost aA dark as the one over
shadowing the world OF politics This Is
caused by the sudden death OF Prince
Henry OF BatteDburg, husband OF Princess
Beatrice and son-in-law OF Queen Vic
torla, In West Africa. The news caused
a great shock to everybody in court circles
and TO society In general and has resulted
In n great social upheaval,
The death OF Prince Henry II has been
pointed out. has shown him to have been
an extremely popular man among those
who knew him, and even those who ala
not have thai pleasure have nothing but
words Of praise for the soldier who died
for Great Britain, even II hts death was
from sickness. instead OF on the field OF
battle. rs he would undoubtedly have pre-
ferrcd.
HIS sad death, likened to that OF tn,
PRINCE imperial OF France. has recalled tn,
old story that Princess Beatrice might
have been welded to the son of ex-I,m
press Eugene had he not mot his dcatf
while fighting with the British agains
the Zuus. and 80 there is much romantic
sympathy expressed for the widowed prin
0'ontfnuel on Pare Enur1
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THE POST BY PAGES

Page.
/. European politics reviewed.
Joseph Chamberlain's remarks On the
Venezuelan question,
2. State news
Interview with George Clark.
8. Railroad news.
L. Washington news.
The Cuban rebellion.
s. Review of sport.
6. Theatrical gossip.
z. A page of state politics.
s. Interesting papers on surgery.
.. Fosters weather forecasts.
10. Woman's Page.
II. Local society.
l.. Editorial matter
Miscellaneous matter.
10. Posts Letter Box.
Miscellaneous matter.
Il. Happyhammers' Page
10. Humorous Page.
16. 7. p. A. Department.
II. English applause OF Monroe doctrine
Review Of lumber
IS. Admiral Bunces fine American fleet
Wants.
10. Wants.
20. Religious Page.
Il. Commercial.
%, City news.
%. CITY news.
"a. City news.
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TO-DRY'S FEATURES,
Weather Fair; north shift.
ing to east winds.

FOREIGN.
IL In believed that the political moves In
Europe Will leave Germany as the isolated
power.
Emperor William still intent on his
project 10 build great German navy,
Germanys colt NAL enterprises not pros.
rering
compressed air rife. OF greater penc-
tiating power than the Mansur, has been
invented by German.
Russo-Turkish treaty Is regarded as a
triumph for the car. Color is given 10
the reported allanc. by dispatches from
other European capitals Turkey abso-
luhey denies the existence of n treaty.
News that Italians had evacuated Ma
kalle believed 10 be harbingcr OF peace
In Abyssina.
Serious rioting is reported at Puerto
Principe, Hayti.
Joseph Chamberlain said there had beer
misapprchension over the Venezuelan mat
tor.
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LIME no ARKANSAS PASS.

Philadelphia, Pa. January 25.-The an
nouncement was made today that the
Hart line steamers, which now run ne
tween here and West indies, VIII estao-
lish a line to Arkansas Pass The hrst boat
is to make the trip in about two weeks
The firm of Alex Brown & Co., bankerS'
has supplied the funds with which TO iW-
prove the entrance to the harbor ana
lefty and breal1water have been puii''
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,rp,1n or COLD INFLUENCE.

Excelsior Springs, Mo, January an,
democratic State central committee me-
hero today and decided to hold the con-
vention for the selection of deiegates "
the National convention at sea ana on
April Is. The committee decidep W u,a
80 the Per,le Springs resolution when
nowed 81 Louis as the proper place "a
hold the convention, on the sround ma.
81. Louis Is gold town and that 'he'
are afraid of its influence.
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PROBABILITIES.

washington. January 26.-For Eastern
eHas' Oklahoma and Indian Territory
/ a'r' north winds shifting TO east.
ArRansas-Cieuerally fair; north winds,
"eScoinins variable.
North and South Dakota-Fair; warmer;
"muus shlrting to southeast.
ssrn,vltata-Fair; warmer in northern and
w'.In portions; southeast win Is.
"!orning and Colorado-Lght showers.
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A uARnINGEn OF PEACE.

Rome. January 25.-News was received
here today that the Italian force which
has been besicged at Mnkalle. Abyssinia.
fer gom. tine past had evacuated that
place with the honors of war. The news
was hailed with great manifestations Of
relief and 10y throughout Italy. IL IL be-
llovcd that this win lead 10 peace between
Italy and Abyssinia.
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RAILROAD.

Meeting in Houston OF the promoters Of
tho Brenham- Rockport project.
Santa Fe abandons It's new depot scheme
at Galveston.
Receivers OF the Galveston. La Porte
and Houston authorized to issue certih-
Gates in the sum of $3.50, 600
Santa Fe said to have contracted for the
use OF Wagner sleepers.
The new cars OF the Galveston, La Porte
and Houston returned to the road.
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uAYTIAN RIOTING.

New York, January ga special to tho
Herald from Kingston, Jamaica, says:
The steamer Hordel has arrived here
from Gonaivcs. Hayti. She was specially
chartered to bring to this port party
of Haytians. The captain reports con-
tinued serious rioting In tho streets OF
Puerto Principe for the last few days.
Gonaives ~ quiet rs yet
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DEATH or MIR. RuNYoN.
sains VIII he Brought Home Snr
Interment.

January I.--Further details con-
the death of United States Am
tc Germany. MIR. Theodore Kun
o expired at 1 o'clock this morn
4 Unexpectedly, although ne hA1
III health for some time past. show
was ont walking yesterday dsnea
family and retired mt l0;W p. m.
Nc at midnight. complained o. Z
the heart, as already cabied, sni
in the arms Of his wife before tnx
Of the doctor. HIS death was
and resulted from heart failure
4 family VI the ambassador we're
mt his bedside when he puxesu
Mr.. Rnnyon had two previous ~
. heart failure, but they we're nqs'
ed dangerous. !. e
unains OF the ambassador VIII ~
ed and will be taken 20 his nq1
srk. N. J.
70. January N.--Potter PAlrsy.
democrat. will. Il y eeee.e
= be named by President CIexese
successor 10 Theodore hunyeo ~.
.dor extraordinary and p'en'p1e
Germany.
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A BRUTAL FATHER.

Fort Worth. Texas, January 25.-Am-
bro.se coburne WAS convicted IN ihe
Snyenteenth district court today OF incest
and sentenced TO ten years imprlsonme ht
Ter Testified that her father had forced
her 10 allow him to crafty his unnatural
passion from the time she was years
old.
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A COOKS REVENGE.

San Francisco, Cal. January 25,--'rhc
- .nenllne Arago, forty-hve days from
sill Nhlli' with nitrate reports the de-
hs,ioh by fire at iquique TWO weeks
she sailed from there. OF the Ger
nan snip Arcturas. She was fired by
"ee COOK for revenge.
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LORD LEIGHToN DEAD.

London. January 25.--Lord leighton.
better known as Sir Frederick Leishton.
president OF the Royh academy uled 70
say Of heart trouble. following chill. Hs
was CO years old.
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ut Emperor Williams diplomatic dinner
nj the palace His majesty was very
pleasant to the United States ambassador
and referred jolingly 10 the Venezuelan
question as "thc late unpieasantness,"
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sceT,ed very mueh puzzled over tho mar.
a'uS behavior for when he reached the
bothbm OF the steps he stopped for mo-
meat or 80 and watched him disappear
In, Pail Mail
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LOCAL

seml-centennial celebration OF Holland
Lodge No l. A. f. and A. NJ.
Local gossip caught In the hotel corri-
doris.
sheriff Erickson and the Steve Pra,,
case.
Gilbert Smith. who escaped from the
Harris county Jail IN 1894 hanged In Ark
al sas.
The weekly mortuary report.
Young Mems Christian Association ma T.
tiers of local interest
Newly elected officers of Providence
! Council No 800. A. L. of H., installed.
COURTS.
| L. Lechenger filed a general assignment,
| In riyil dist riot and county courts