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DENTISTRY.

the Columbian University, No. 1925 III ST. w
Open daily from to 8 pm. All operations at
cost Of the matcria. uscd Extracting free d31 TT
FREE DENTAL NFIRMARY,
625 Mass. ave-, homeopathic Dbpensary BLDG
Open daily from 10 to 12 am, and 2 to D. N.
No charge except for materials used. Extracting
free. Also Free D,spensary, to daily. se28 Il
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FOB RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNNHED,

FOB FOB r RRENT.i7ls DE SALES loR. Gel, NEW $50
ISIS ISIS iGT&s sss s Se.sss % @ " az ior4e $50 @
is1o Rios W wsfSSl HSNGskFoRb Il All iais e.
FOR RENT-BY R. O. HOLTzMAN. REAL ESTATE
isH :t.isr. . siso sSl lssi w. W. 81" nW 20
T1s 21as s. isr .1S.0o I4sl " st. 40
1s5s s 81 sss Conn Ss@'ssss ss =.
1929 Vt ave, Or. &c. 90 1881 D st NV, 7r Is 90
1914 st. l0r. $500 22ls II ct, ar Is 90
;12s 9 st. 12r -. $500 siS r sW. ~ @. sr.. S
7O7 st NV, 12r 30 00j 235 AZ sw, Sr&s. so
ieos ieas n. 1 ip5 ier e i, i
zoos ! st. i2r. 500 0si Mass av ne, 22Ss
1g5 st NV. l0r. 90. .ool COS 9th ne, ar. 50
1921 18th st NV, Or .45- or COZ A st se 7r 20 30
M s97 I2th NV Or. 90 2s2 "a pe sr...:..is5o
eot NV, 1lr. .0ci 1862 Sc, 7r......lc35
73o 2lst st. sr. .40.55l 1923 Gales me- 6r IA 90
tt50oo tto 4 81, g. LOG l3 Patterson ne, 4r. IL 90
i2oa st. Or 40 o. Ge4 Callan ne. Or. II so
iS4S Riggs ST. Sr 40 00l e62 Calan ne. 8r III so
.S 7tn 81 Be- lor 900 92l 9th Ar. 1920
OH "a sc n~' lor. 3, @ :. 1856 Water sw....l0.oo
E.eean. rooms in .s1p! Hl Desirable rooms. .At,a,.
building. n areproof. from tic Coast Line build.
sso to sioo % each: Ing" ali front and
IL :,s ~ 81 ss':sss ss' ssss fro" $40 to
STORES
1914 ssd hn ssosisr B lg22 ,1 ltth % %
"a Stn d st SO 90 % s1s Md .l5.oo
1922 1922 @ rear. $1,000 I24s 9Th NV, rear. 5000
lSs2 Mass ar. r,r. 900 so6 l2th NV: r'r.....oUo
1eIo H. o. HoLTZMAN. 10th and + SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-HAvING DAILY CALLS FOR
houses to rent from $40 upward desire to in
crease NY rental list Personal attention given
TO responsibility of applicants collection of rent
Established 1873. c. d. IIEBERMANN,
fe11-1m
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BOARDING.
THE AUHURc

THE AUBURN,
Cor I'd and Pa ave. NV, the line OF ave
cable cars. First-class board and rooms Trans
lent or permanent boarders accommodated Terms
reasonable. desc Bun
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THE RALEIGH.

Cor. Penna. ave-, and 18th st.
EUROPEAN PLAN ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.
An elegant restaurant for gentlemen and ladies.
Also o luxurious cafe for gentlemen. Private
dining rooms end banquet halls. Prompt service
arst-class cuisine. Special attention given to
parties after he tbeater.
3a1s-tf 7. J. TALLY. Manager.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-TO RENT 10 TO 30 ACRES. I,I.
proved; not more than ten minutes walk to sta
tion on railroad or electric cars. Address NJ P.
A, Star office. fe123ts
FOR RENT OR SALE-11A ACRES; GROOM
road. Apply CHARLES II. sOUDER, on prem
ises, IA miles from Brookland, D. G. fe11-5ws
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FOR RENT-iT9 DE SALES, l0R Gel. NEW $50
}s9S ,sS ier4s. $ss 9oIISos Vt ay, lor&b. 500
1871 s. 7r&b.... .26.Ooi la3 nw Or. Is SO
feiO THOS W. HUNGERFORD 1919 III St
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STAR, PAGES
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED,

UNFURNISHED.
FUR RENT-REDUCKD FROM Sos TO S5O-z0Z8
HuLYER PLACE, Ii ROOMS; ALI. CONvEN-
iENChS; HEATED BY HOT WATER
fe143t SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1903 r st.
FOR Rt.NT-ONLY $37 3750-16eO 18TH ST. NV;
II ROOMS AND ALL IMPROVEMENTS: IN
FIkST-CI.ASS ORDER: FURNACE HEAT.
Iel4-St SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1893 st.
FOR RENT - DELIGHTFUL CORNER HOUSE.
4O1 n ST. NV: ROOMS; EVERY ROOM
bright AND CHEERFUL REDUCED TO
$3.50.
fe14-st SwORMsTEDT & BRADLEY, 1903 + st.
FOR RENT-13l3 r ST. NV: NEW. 3-ST0RY
and cellar bay-window brick; 10 rooms, with
latest improvements: win lease by the year to
good tenant at reduced rent. ]. II. DRRIE,
Owner. 5ll 10Th, 1895 18th st. NV. fe143t'
FOR RENT-TO NICE COLOkED FAMILY, S
Thew alley, LIST and ID Z and NV; rooms; /;
*e;oo' newly papered and painted
242 and pa st. s.w.; rooms: SO: nicely
papered THEOD FRIEBIS,
fel4-Gt Ohio Bank building 18th and G NV.
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HOTELS.
The National Hotel

The National Hotel,
AMERICAN PLAN. Rates reduced 10 So 80 and
% per day. A first-clsss hotel at popular prices
Is spacious sample rScms first floor for com
mercial men, for whose patronage this house
viii rake q speciality.
de19-3.n CROSBY BURTON 4 Co Prons
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FOR SALE CHEAPEST HOME IN THE CITY
$500 will buy 2-story and cellar brick: lot IL
1t. in. front. Pa. Sc: concrete street.
Terms 10 suit. JAMES A. CAHILL-, 526 18th
ST. NV fe6Im
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FOR RENT-COMMODIOUS HOUSE NEAR BRIT
sh embassy; suitable for entertaining; 8 large
looms en- suite, large pantry; kitchen on first
noor, new plumbing, etc. B. II. ROBERTSON,
14l0 G 81. oc24tf
FOR RENT-133O eTH ST. NV; 10 ROOMS,
with all modern convenences; splendid location;
only 80 per month. Inquire OF FRANK L.
BNoWNING, 418 9th st. NV. Ja4-tf
FOR RENT-304 p ST. NV; PRESS BRICK; BAY
window; rooms can be heated with half the
fuel ordinarily required for such houses: $3.50
per mo. Keys at store cor. Sd snd NV.
feset SWoRMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1903 ST.
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FOR SAI.E-A FINE PIECE OF BUSINESS AND
fiat property situated on q Il. n W.; suitable for
any kind OF commercial purpose; store
22xT5: 3lmost and OF modern construction.
L. NJ. SAUNDERS co, Ohio Bank bldg.
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FOR SALIi-oR EXCHANGE, A BEAUTIFUL.
house near Dupont Circle for a farm on Metropol-
itan Branch railroad. het. Washington and Buyds.
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STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS,
1407 q ST. NV.
Separate rooms, clean. dry and light Special
rates 10 officers of the army and navy Draymcr
and packers furnished.
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. Props.
feS-1m 1407 G. ST.
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ATTORNEYS.

Webster Law building, sos D st. NV, Washing.
ton, DO: Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. aud 9th st. NV. sells
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY,
whe-e there other Loarders and chii.
dren, 4 second-story front room, furnished, with
table board; late dinner; location WITHIN three
or four squares OF the ShOrehnm; rot
line preferred; references il required. Address,
giving terms. Box ZIG, Star oiice. fel2-St
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FOR RENT-1I25 10TH ST, NEAR MASS AVE
NV; handsome S-story double brick dwelling OF
II rooms, with every convenience; bath rooms;
porcbes on every floor; large stable. THOS. j.
FISHER CO.. 1924 s nv. seI2-tf
FOR RENT-AT A REDUCED RENT-17l7 18th
ST. NV; STORIES, BAY WINDOW, 10
ROOMS AND MODERN IMPROVEMENTS: SIZE
CIAL INDUCEMENTS To A PHYSICIAN
ja23-tf SWORMSrEDT & BRADLEY I..03 4 sr
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NANfED-A MODERN OI; S-ROOM HUI'SI'
n "; price about 5000 cash. Address riyi;3
rre" description ard location, Box 3d. Star officc
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FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST AND MOST DE
siratle house in Columbia Heights: Q rooms and
hath: bun biick and Indiana stone front: heated
by hot water: ivory white finish inside: hand
somely papcred 1922 Whitney ave. Apply 10
owner F. +. ALTEMCS l4l0 z ST NV. fell-lm
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FOR SALE-t-ROoM BRICK on AN AYENI-h
NV; rented at $40: lot has frontage Of - IT..
alley In rear; price, $1,000 cash. GEO. W. LIN
klNS. 500 lJlh NV. fell-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOX RENI-REAiINGTON TYPEWRTTERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; riiodern machine; perfect
eeiditi'E guaranteed. with stand; delivered free
n city; one mOnih applies on purchase OF new
when directly following rental
WiCkOFF. SEAMANS C BENEDICT,
oel9tf Cor. Sth and sts NV.
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PERSONAL.

TIE PhtTI SENDING COI.ORED MAN LAST
saturday evening 10 the office of the WoInun's
Irinun", l323 10th St NV, Tor manuscript will
confer a great tIyOr by communicating with Mrs
COl.LY, at above address, ia
WHAT II CONGRESS DOES PROHIBIT PRIZE
fighting: We reckon well still he able to nav
you full cash value for gents left-of garments
Send for us to call. JUSTII 5 OLD STANI GIg
u ST. NV fiji
500 REWARD FOR ANY INFORMATION WHICH
will lead to ;he recovery of the silverware stolen
recently in the northwestern section OF cit
McDEVITT'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, G3T + ST
feI3-3t.
". WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DE-TE1-
tive agency-t tonfidential communion tipns prorlIIy
atterded to. office open all hours; best refs. Es-
tablishcd 1880 Supr. go F St nv fe13-ims
AN ELEdiANr BRAND-NEw UPRISHT PIANO
Of standard make for sale at 81 a week
Address
fell Box 49, Star Office
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NANfED-IMMEDIATE PURCHASER WILL PAY
owner cash for cheap n!o,lcrn six or eight room
hniise m Sacd location, car line. Send full
particulars 90 j. &. r., 40 K L ayr II w n I-!r
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17
EVIL DoinEs.

Hiram A. Waite. city controller OF
Fort Huron. Mich. is missing and IL is
feared tie has been foully dealt with,
Mrs Mary Alice Fleming ,nee liv-
ingstonl viii hc put on trial April 20 at
New York for the alleged murder OF
her mother. Mrs Bliss, by poisoning.
Jesse White. charged with the muir
der Of Mrs. Hester Curtis last Decem-
Ter was found guilty at Lafayette,
Ind. He VIII 20 to prison for life.
Investigation shows that the embez-
element of Barnard, the cashier of the
Fort Stanwix National bank in Rome
y y. who committed suicide, aggre-
gates SHuo3o.
The case of j. G. Yetzer Of Des
Moinps convicted Of fraudulent bank
in. was affirmed hy the Iowa supreme
court He VIII 20 to the penltenaary
tol five years.
Henry Jacques. sevcnty-eight years
old. Il repu1ed millionaire miser VINO
lives on toast and water. tried to com
init suicide hv jumping from staten
island ferryhaat AT New York.
l!ayde sheriff a boy thirteen years
I'D. is under arrest for starting mum
Der Of fires ii Cedar Rapids. Iowa lie
has made a partial confession, and
there is no doubt about his guilt.
Al Row street police court at Lon
den. Matthew Arnold tifty-tWo years
of age. well dressed. was remanded on
an cNtradition warrant charged with
cnihtzzling The sum Of S4o.oon III Den
yt. where he said he had been clerk
III civil and criminal courts
Attorneys for the Taylor brothers
If carroll:on Mo. against whom the
sentence Of death for the murder OF
the MetkS family has just been upheld
hv the state supreme court, have de-
c.tied 10 ask lh" supreme court for re-
hearing q the case.
4 month ago T. Scott. a prominent
mt "chaur ef Toronto committed sui
eide hy jumping off the Rcsedale
bridge \ week later j. Long. the head
waiter of the Albany club. initiated
him With fatal results and now John
Stracfan enc Of the locked-out tailors.
has made the same terrible leap. Al
though fatally injured, he is still liv-
a.:
one uf the most atrociouS crimes
ever committed iii Hamilton county.
ILL., occurred in the Eormay settle
M.st Fen Bee inner, Il Weli-to-do farm
- 40 years ali. cut his wifes throat
and hanged his siA- year-old son To Il
raftpl III his stable. After committing
these deeds he covered the bodies With
ft oder corr. 70 hide his crime and MADE
lis escape 10 lie woods
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17
WASHINGTON TIL X

The president has nominated " III
lam Kodcarmcl Ia hc postmaster at
Harrisburg. Ia.
The president. among ether appoint
menfs sent TO the senate tho nom!na-
tiun of William +. Gwauthmey I" be
postmaster at Aitkln. Nnn.
The poStotficc department mas adj
ycitised that the opening et hId> 10
furnish general supplies for the postal
service and post department and tor
miscellaneous supplies viii take place
Thurs day Afternoon, May i !.
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People I'm Print.

| Another Wife Of the lat" James &
| Fair matprialiZcS.
Vice President >mt Of the Trans
vaal republic. is dead.
The king Of Greece is an excellent
swimmer and has Il perfect passion fol
fishing
paderewski claims that he has re.
cciyed 10000 requests for his photo.
graph and his autograph from his taii
admirers.
Tie French Duchess d.l,zes is said
to repair every Friday morning. ii
mems clothes. TO Il cancer hospital
where she replaces an iutirmary ser
want girl until late in the evening.
George Meredith. Tie novelist says
in a recent letter 10 an in'3mate trend
Since the heni.nart conclusion of
the greatest Of c.Sll wars | have
looked upon the American people as
the leaders Of our civilization.
Gerald Massey. the veteran poet. is
i'll He has recently >utteicd great do
nestle sorrow by the death nt lis only
son. Il young ma" Of great promise.
who recently went uat from England
to an appointment III Nova Sofa.
'icn. Saussier. military -ove!nor Of
Paris who. iii ease Of war. would act
as cummaEGtr-in-chicf of the !Sronch
arm, n 'iouSl' - - +ao i.
~ 80 49,. .,..a,
IL ~ ~ - -
William II. Noulse ol h">t5le N'lo
was member OF thc N1lr rNtt9htoh
~ lSS1 THINKS tha' 'ti N1tShthfl y
ne 1featest hElll9 ilst tls'F 81 ~ re
knows tier language ana fheI Gus
toms. rel1gle's aGd soeHli. aiia = al'i..
10 90 aihos. llteh1 III ais:7 y
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From Foreign shores.

King oscar Of Sweden Las arrived
81 Genoa.
Tie English think Chamberlain is
trftln. Nith the Egyptian question.
Tie municipal council Of Barcelona
Spain. Las decided TO equip battalion
81 volunteers.
The Indians n some parts Of the
State Of 0aNaea. Mex have risen to
protest against tie increased state
taxes.
South and Central American presi
dents lave almost unanimously en-
iolsed the stand taken by President
Hlaz I'll tie Monroe doctrine.
Tie eaIe Town Argus publishes a
dispatch from Salisbury Matabelc-
land which SAYS Cecil Rhodes is sick
ot fever.
There Severy reason to believe that
Walter Dygert. the young American
Who las been held under arrest at
Guines. tuba. uEder suspicion of com
plieity With the revolution. will be 4
:ree man IL a short time.
Tie London Times publishes a dis
patch from Singapore which says that
III Hung Chang has abandoned his
American tour. but that after the
cars coronation at Moscow he will
proceed to Lcauon to see Lord Sails.
bury.
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sun tiles.

!. 4. Seanlan. tnion I.eitic police
man WAS fatally stabbed hy iii un-
known tramp at Poeatclla. idaho.
Mrs. Curry ard her negro servant
were asphyNatcd by coal gas I; lcr
home near Lake MaAorac. \. \.
BY IN explosion Of dynamite at tic
new kadebaugh tunnel. near Green's
bnrgh. Pa. one man WIS Killed and
three injured two fatally.
The general Offices and club houses
Of the Westinghouse Air Brake com
pany. Ill Wilmerding. Pa. We're de-
stroyed by fire. Less, $4,000. Fully
| insured.
4 span Of tho Wheeling & Lake Erie
| railroad bridge. over the MaEinee river
At Toledo Ohio. went down under tie
weight Of Il freight train, drowning
one man.
| Fire entirely destroyed tie large. SIX
story brick building occupied hy the
| Savannah Ca Grocery company
| Loss Oh the building is placed II S4u.-
600. and en- the stock At Sl3o,NE.
| While taking exercise IL Montgomery
| Park. Memphis. Tenn. the race horses
| AdGia Buchanan. I.nayltt and Ian
! Iiuger tire latter valuable colt y.
| Simple simon. came in collision, and
the three were seriously hlrt.
Tie British ship Rrabloch. sixty scy-
eli days from Newcastle. y. 5. W.. va.
toved into San Francisco with her car
20 Of coal on tire. She was grounded
and water pumped into Acg hold
through ten lines Of hose until the fir,
was cXtiIguished.
Josephine Louise House, maGnifi,
cert threeStery building. was badly
damaged by fire III New York. caus"
unknown. Tie building. was used hy
the young lady students Of the famous
/ Sophie NeWcomb college as a dormto
/ ry. Damage, $1,000.
Incendary attempts were made Il
burn the Savannah Ma., posIofiict
and also the large four-story bricI
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

building occupied hy the Hoyle Gro
ce:y company and Ludden u Bates
music house The buildings are in
dttIerc@t I1rls of the business section
ut the city.
1T Elzabrth. Y. J.. Frank !, Nc
Nimlrr employed 10y The Singer Manu-
farturlng company. was Killed hy Il
PENNSYLVANIA train. Mckinley bad
bcrn married less than an hour before
the accident occurred which caused
his death. His bride was with hlN
Nhe. he WAS Killed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17
Miscellaneous.

Gov. Atkinson Of Georgia paid
visit 70 the q. A. X. colony at Fitz-
gerald. Ga.
George W, Allen. owner OF packet
| lines before the war and for many
years slipbullder at Richmond, Va,
is deed
G. B. Corlcy. an expert engineer.
known all over the United States, died
suddenly at Dayton. ohio. He was
electric superintendent Of the City
Electric company.
Tie wife Of William NJ. Hampton
was prostrafed by fright at Indian
apolS by the presence Of a burglar In
her sleeping room, and she died of ex-
haustion few hours later.
William q. Bum editor Of tho Ge-
neya N. W Courier is dead. aged ~
Years. Mr.. Bum was formerly mem
her of the Republican state committee
ard assistant deputy internal revenue
collector at Syracuse.
Miss Mildred Darlington Hutcheson.
daughter Of Representative Hutcheson
of Texas. was married in st. Johns
l church. Washington. 10 Edward Mug.o.
Il, of Houston Tex They went to
i New York after the wedding and later
viii live III Houston
The body of Mrs Samuel Hit. who
/ was buried at Beaverton Mich, when
taken up 10 be reinterred in another
4 cemetery. was found to be completely
/ petrified. though, it had been in the
grave but two years. The features
were perfect When struck the corpse
gave forth ringing sound
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

1t Is only one of the many rumozs
from the mixed conditions on the other
side that England and Spain have
formed an alliance. offensive and de-
fensive. With the decaying empire
and Italy under the protecting wing
OF Great Britain the dreibund appears
to be necessary part Of the combina
ton, leaving Russia and France to
constitute an opposing coalition.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

The April Fool championship Of tie
world belongs to a Kansas hiped. He
disguised himself as a tramp and
called on his wife. and is now an IN
consolable WidoWer, having frightened
her to death. A man like that could
blow down the muZZle Of an nnloaaod
gun without exciting a single protest
from his neislbors.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

The Young duke Of Marlborough lost
the thread Of his discourse WHEN ad-
dressing his tenants on their welcome
to Blenheim and the duchess lad 10
pat him on the back. This, however.
is better than If Size had had - nudge
him for saying The wrong thing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

The latest German census shows
that the city Of Berlin has doubled its
population within twenty-five years
This growth is doubtless attributable
in measure TO the drift towards the
cities from the agricultural districts.
which is said to be as marked in Ger
many as it has been in the United
States.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

The Mississippi mob that drove an
unfortunate colored man from his home
because a case of smallpox had origin
ated there, and shot and dubbed him
nearly to death before his wife and
children, could give the Weyler in
nish a text for some more senatorial
speeches about the inhumanity Of man
to man.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

The British expedition into the Sou
dan is considered to 1t IL danger. The
leaders appear 10 lie committing the
mistake Of undertaking the enemy. and
may pay dearly for it some day III the
annihilation Of the advance columns
at the hands Of the dervishes.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

It seems that there was a screw loose
patriots We're garroted last week THIS
accounts for the barhality Of the eS-
ecution. 1t has been evident for some
time that there was a screw loose in
the Spanish management Ct Cuban
affairs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17
PITH OF THE NEWS.
EVENTS CT THE PAST WEEK IN \
CONUEN>ED FORM.

A General Resume Of the Most I'm
portnnt News of the week. From
all Parts OF the Globe. Boiled
Down and Arranged in Con-
>enient Form for Rapid icr'
u>al by Busy People.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

The ease o. Mr.. Knapp. the AmerI-
can missionary. who has fallen under
the ban of the Turkish government. -
enveloped in a good deal of mystery.
but it is pretty safe 10 assume that
the man who is ont Of favor with Iur.
key is in the right.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

The project for the kidnanpiE. Of
Cornelius Vanderbilt should have been
postponed to ii Guieter season. 1t
would possibly not have been sue
cess. but il would have stood bet
There are TOO many counter attraE'
tions just now.
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A loss OF nearly $4,000, 900 year

A loss OF nearly S1JO,OOO.OOO year
from fires is not the only tax the Amer
lean people pay for careless methods
OF building. New York city, for in
stance, has in service 90 steam engines.
1O5 hose carriag ges, 40 hook and ladder
trucks, ) water towers and ) hand
engines. This country is immeasura-
bly, behind Europe in sound, economic
building ideas.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

A Chicago man broke off his engage
ment because the young lady Wore
boomers. and she averaged matters
up by lying in wait for him with q
club. This might pass for revenge
but it was hardly calculated 10 make
the young man repent Of his rashiness
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

The arrest Of Herr Ahlwardt in New
York indicates that The batter is having
patronage he has managed 10 thrive
since he opened his anti-Semitic cam
paign in this country il would he hard
to guess.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

Harvard University has a co-opera-
tive dining association. So excellent
managed that fer 81 per week il serves
the same quality and variety II food
that is served by the Boston hotels
for 81 per day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-04-17

The census of the whole OF France is
taken in a single night. and that OF
London in a single day. Tins is ole OF
the operations n which the Yankee
must admit that be is not up 10 date.