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TO COLLECT A ROYALTY.
Canada't Proposition Would Drive Thous-
and- Prom the kIoadyke.

Seattle. Wash. July @.-Thc steamer
city OF Kingston sailed this morning car
rying 2s miners to connect et Victoria
with the steamer Islander for Dyes. Alas
Ia. Tn. steamship city OF Topeka also
sailed for Juneau to-day. and b.for. iesv-
Ing the sound she will have 80 psssen-
gers, the majority. however. being cxcar-
slonists.
The announced Intention OF the Do
mini0n government to impos- q roysity
on all placer dlggings on the Yukon has
met with but one response here. and
that u the statement that II will simply
result In driving thousands OF prospecJors
on Canadian soil and across the boundary
lin" into United States territory. p~o-
ple arr. now T-ylng = cents per pound TO
get their freight over the divide on tho
land route To the mines Horses will pack
sbout SO pounds zach and an average
load for "a man is a. pounds. AT military
headquarters the following was recsiv-d
to-day from Washington: order for
troops to Alaska has been counter
msnded."
Captain Robinson was seen by the as
socisted press correspondent this .v~n-
ing. and In speaking of the count.rmand-
Ing OF the order. he said that u was un-
doubt-dly du. to the act of congress
passed June Is. is1s. wherein II says that
after the passage of this act IL shall
not be- lawful TO employ any part OF the
United States army as posse comltstus,
or otherwise for the purpose Of executing
the laws. except In such cases and under
such circumstances as expressly author
lied by the constitution or by congress.
This matter could have been settled by
congress-" said he, but as that body
has adjourned 1t I-syes matters In bad
vuv"
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Charged with Emberslement.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Spokane. July S.-Francts II. Drake.
secretary OF the Inland Telephone & Tel
cgrsph company, was arrested tonight
AZ II O'Clock on "A warrant sworn by
Charles 4. Hopkins. general msnzger OF
the company, charging him With emoez-
clement by larceny. IL Is claimed that
the alleged shortage is between 5000 and
s. 600 The arrest VAS eot entirely un~k-
pected. az Drake has been under qulet
surveillance for several weeks past. While
this fact was known. the officers Of the
company would not talk pending the ex-
rerting OF III. books. II Is claimed that
the shortage extends over three years.
Drake Was one OF tho mo-t prominent
men In spokane society and his wife y Z
society leader The arrest caused pro-
found sensation. Drskc did not attempt
10 g,t bail Tonight.
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Angus-Cra,en Case.

San Francisco. July 2s.-when the trial
of the AnGus-traVsn case was resumed
thi. afternoon Attorney Reuben II. Lloyd
was called to the witness stand TO cor
roborst- the testimony Of Charles =.
Sweeter with respect to thu ncgoti- tlons
entered into With Mrs. Craven about tn.
time of the discovery and hling OF IN.
pencil will OF the late senator Fair. over
the objections of tn. defense he WAS per
mtted TO relate In detail the numerous
conferences which he and his -.socistcs
had had with Mrs. Crsvtn's representa-
tiv,s in relation 10 reaching som. agree
ment with that lady whereby she might
be Induced 10 r.linquish her claims upon
the estate OF the deceased millionaire.
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To Impre,e the Big River.

Washington. July 9-S-cretsry Algcr
to-day approved tn. revised sllotmcnts
made by the Mississippi river comm,s-
sion for tn. Improvement of the Mlssi--
sippi river. The commission al its meet
inr on June ~ last made a series Of slI5t.
ments under which only s,eoco w-r. al.
lowed for dredging operations. The secr.-
ary. upon the recommendation of tn.
chief OF engineers, refused TO sanction
the m on the ground that the sllotments
for dredging w-r, too small. Another
meeting Vas held in New York on the I'D
OF this month at which the d.partmenTs
recommendation were adopted.
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Organizers Protest.

Charleston. W. Va. July 2S.-President
Rstchford OF the United Mine Workers,
President Gomez Of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor and Grand Muster Sow
.reign OF the Knights of Labor arrived
here this evening and Immediately called
on Governor Atkinson TO get an .>prcs-
sion from him ss TO thcir rights TO speak
and hold meetings in West Virginia. and
especially 10 complain OF tn. Injunction
ISSUED by Judge Mason prohibiting organ
izors 10 appear or hold meeting on the
grounds of any coal company without per-
mission. The governor asked his visitors
to call again tomorrow. when he will
civ ehis final answer in regard TO what he
would do toward giving the relief asked
for.
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4 Double Killing.

Waco, Texas, July 2s,-Thls afternoon In
the stock brokerage office Of e. T.. Trice
4 co Il. f. kivctt and W W. Kiv.tt
were shot and killed by William Lamp
den. member OF the firm. Had feeling
had existed between the kiv.lI brothers
and lampd.n for some time. growing out
OF charges made by relatives OF Lsmpd.n
and = sister OF the kiv.tts. Tn. shooting
occurred during the busiest part OF the
day when the oslcs was crowded. Tn. two
kty.tt brothers armed themselves and
proceeded TO the scene of the shooting
tn kill Lampdcn. hut they w-r. not al
lowed to enter. The killing Is looked upon
as justlhs bile.
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kiIl,d M, n CHURCH Cout.r.nc..

Montgomery Ala. July 2s.-Editor Pat
terson OF the Argus. colorcd paper
here, was shot and killed shortly after
noon to-day In the Columbus Street Col
ored Baptist church. A conference was
in progress at IN. time. snd tho sdmis-
sion OF Brown d'po-@d pastor OF the
Dexter Avenu. Baptist church, Was under
discussion. Patterson opposed Browns
admission and Stokes. pastor Of the CO.
mmbus street church, favored H. Hot
words ensu-d. Patterson struck Stokes In
the fac.. The report OF pistol wss
heard and Patterson fell dead. Several
srrssts have been made and great cx-
citern.nt prevails among the negroes.
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company had no patent TO them. There
u now : ease pending In the United
states circuit court of appeals at San
Francisco which will ultimately sst'l.
TINS question, which Is OF great Interest
To every county In the state contsning
Northern Pacific grant lands. AMI the
attorney general was OF the opinion that
u would lie well TO keep the lands on the
assessment roll until IN. decision mas
been handed down Lands In this county
were assessed at si0.Ooo
The Montsns club to-day pctltion-d the
board 10 lower the assessment of It's
property. which Il listed AT 1900 on IN.
ground that II Is semi-public institu-
ton OF benefit to the community. Among
those signing thu petition wer, many OF
the leading taxpayers OF the city. No &C
tion WAS taken upon the ptitlon to-day.
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Chicago. July 2S-A big fire in Michi-
ran city. Ind. this morning was brought
under control about p. m. On. man lost
his life and three w.rs fatally burned
while several ale missing. The killed and
injured arr. ms Bowman: fatally In
jur.d. Loui. SchNartz. Fred Peters. Her
man LucEoN Tn. central portion of IN.
town Was swept by the blaze. which was
caused by the explosion Of benzine In q
sash and blind factory. The damage Is
estimated At $4,000.
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Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. July 81. ". Fere. detective
ftom Oshkosh. Wis, left tonight for
Gleudivc with a warrant permitting him
to remove from the state Julius Zulcke.
now in Jail there. Who is wanted in Green
LAX. county. Wisconsin. for the murder
OF Edward Dsvids. whom he shot without
provocatlon on April 4. 1895. Fore mot
Governor Smith. who wss on his way
from Mi.soulz to Bozemsn. at the depot
tonight and the warrant was signed
ON the train.
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Army of Agiiators.

Wheeling, W. Va. July S-AmonE To-
cal leaders ther. Is a general disappoint-
ment that the conference held he's. did
not take more radical measures than to
merely offer sentimental sympathy with
no financial aid to the strikers II il
believed this week there viii b. such an
army OF organizers and hgltstors in West
Virginia that the miners who have thus
far refused 10 stop win be compelled TO
do 30 from sheer force OF numbers
against them
Ii il slss believed that the conference
made secret provisions for conducting the
right on lin's much more emphatic Than
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

general for the district Of AIs-ks: John
W. Dudley OF Washington. u. C., register
OF the l.nd Office At Sitka. Aiaska Ros-
well Sheldon OF oregon. Receiver % pub
lie moneys at slfka, Alzsk1: Andrew J.
Duncan Of Ohio. Indian Inspector:
Charles 8. johnson u Alaska. United
States district lude. for the district Of
Alaska Glen Miller Of Utah, marshal for
tho district of Utah.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-29
RAN AMuCk.
kruse Attempts to Brhead n Woman and
XIII "a Wan.

San Francisco. July 2S.-Durlng = II of
insanity Thomas krus.. young man at
tackled Miss Esther Macksy In the cellar
OF her hom- on Fourteenth street. and hut
for the timely assistance OF som. men
near by would undoubtedly have bshes d.d
her with = hatch.t. he then ran anu, K
and threw "A stranger down on Guerrero
street and .udeavor,d TO hold him In
front OF an approaching electric car Yocng
kru-. Nss finally arrested and committed
10 the asylum. Loss Of sleep while nurs-
Ing dying mot-hr + supposed 10 hsy.
caused his sudden in-@nity.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-29

New York. July %.-R.1r Admiral Mil
Ter to-dzy hsul.d down his flsg from the
cruiser Brooklyn, lying Al Tompkinsvill..
;. g., aud will leave ~ once FOR syn Fran
cisco to assume command of the Pacific
station ss soon a. he can reach Hawaii.
The Brooklyn will probably be- sttach.d
To tn. North Atlantic squadron during
the summer cruise and will sail for New
port, II. l., whore tn. fleet will rendezvous
early next week.
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DeatS the
DKlondyke
Our bargains In Watches, Jewelry
and Silverware.
THIS WEEK

Thousands are moving on the Klon-
dyke. Hundreds will suffer with hun
ger and cold. Only few will win gold.
Faith in Butte and contented mind.
backed by persistent effort. viii in
sure happier and more lasting results
There are better opportunities In and
around Butte to win fortune with fewer
hardships to contend with than can be
found in Alaska IL you will only watch
and seize them.
Our bargains in Watches. Jewelry
and Silverware are money savers AMI
money saved Is money made.
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Mckinley. Vacation.

Washington, July S.-President Me-
Kinlsy left Washington to-day for a Va
cation that may keep him away from
tho city for six weeks. He was accomps-
nied by Mrs. Mckinley. Secretary and
Mr.. Alg-r. MIR. Porter. Assistant Private
Secretary Prudsn and Exccutiv. Ci-sk
Cortl.you Mrs. Porter, with her chill
dr.n. will Join the party At Jersey City.
They 10 direct 10 Lake Chsmpl.ln.
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walters Madagascar Claim.

Kansas city. July 2s.-John 7. Waller.
the Kansas city. Kan. negro. who. after
retiring from the United States consul
ship at Tamstave. Madagascar, was
thrown into q French prison and kept
there for months, will 20 TO London in
October to push tn. scheme for insn-
ci-ring his grant OF $4,000 acres which
the Madagascar government made TO him
before the French snn. xcd the island.
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GRASP THE OPPORTUNITY
And Buy While You
Can Buy Cheap

Gents Packing Watch. warranted,
$3.50.
A better grade $3.50 and si.OO.
our Special Miners Watch. dust
proof case. $500.
Plain Wedding Rings. $500 up.
Ladies' Set Rings. large variety Of
designs. 500 up.
Chlldren's Rings. Solid Gold, 15c up.
Emblem Pins and Charms Of all or
ders. sl.00 up.
Silver-plated Tea Sets, four pieces,
$500 up.
Orders taken for calling cards and
wedding stationery. A full line of sam
pies at the lowest prices.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-29

Washington, July 2s.-secretsry Long
has taken the preliminary steps towsrds
III. creation of a board OF naval officers
To ascertain the cost OF = government ar
NOR plant. Two members OF the board
have been selected. Commodore Howell,
comma ndzni at the League island navy
yard. and Captain Mccormick OF the
Norfolk navy yard
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Populists in Convention.

Roanoke. Va, July 2s,-The Virginia
populists met In convention hero to-day
Resolutions Mere passed endorsing tho
national platform adopted al ST Louis in
1886. Hon J. Hoge Tyler, the leading can
didst. for governor before the democrat
ic convention which meets here next
month. will probably he endorsed. and w
~. Grlvcly. populist, named Tor lleuten-
ant governor.
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Want Lands Exempted.

Special Dspatch 20 the STANDARD
Helena. July sS.-The county board Of
CONSULTATION to-day on advice OF After
ney General Nolan. refused TO stris.
from the assessment roll iS.72s acres OF
Northern Pacific lands located In Lewis
and Clarke county. Tax commissionsr q.
:. F.rnald OF IN. Northern Pacific Rsil-
way company appeared before the bosrd
snd asked that the lands hc exempted
from taxation on the ground that he
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-29

F4irmont. W. Va, July 2s-Pollsh wo-
men armed with sticks and stones Kept
several men from going 10 work At Mo-
nongah to-day. Others have been warned
not to enter. Colonel u. A. Fickngcr
said to-day that II tn. men Al his mines
were not at work by Friday new men
would be- brought In.
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Special Dlsnntch 10 the Standard.
Helena. July S.-fhe state board OF
equalization left tonight for Bozeman.
where It will confer tomorrow with tho
board OF equalization 81 Gsllstin county
IN respect 10 the assessment OF that
county. The state h3ard will try TO induce
the local board 10 increas< the county's
assessment. which Is 100000 less than Il
v.s Last wear.
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Taria Law Published.

Washington. July $.--rhe nrst copies
OF the tariff act in law form for circuh-
ton have been received at the document
rooms OF the -en,stc and house. The Law
makes a pamphlet OF 70 pages. The msu'-
i5,oCo copies for distribution. making S.we
In all To be circulated by congress-
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Boston. July 9Th. British steamer
Scandinavian, from Liverpool, reports
running down and sinking The barkentine
Florence while In dense fog 70 miles
south Of Cape Race last Saturday. The
captains wife and four of the crew of
the Florence we're lost. The Florence was
bound from sydney, Z. D., 10 81. Johns,
N r.
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Presidential Appointments.

Washington. July .s.-The following are
omong the appointments made by the
president. Daniel Swiney OF ohis. cOn-
sul at Cork. Thomas Fttchis OF Nov
York. commissioner OF immigration foT
New York; Jay Lynch. agent Tor the In
dians Of the Yakima reservation In Wash
ln.toa; Gilh,rt u. Pray Of lows, surveyor
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srhnol TEACHER Arnultt-d.

Guthrie. o. T.. July 2s.-Miss Grace Al
len the Kansas school teacher on Trial
at Chandler. was to-day acquitted OF th.
ehsrg. Of poisoning her rival, NIL
Phroni@ Ecke-. and her mother.
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Mines Shut Down.

Columbus. Ohio. July 2S.-Frcd Diichss
of tn. ma tionsl executive committee wired
the national headquarters OF the miners
union. that Sugar Creek. Mcdonald. Tur-
key Knob and Dunlay mines have closed
by 4 vote of the miners at 4 mass meet
ing IN the new river district
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Pttsburg. July 2>.-The striking miners
ar. preparing for 4 big meeting at De
Armitts mine tomorrow. with IN. as
sistsnce of Dehs. Gompcrs, Ratchford and
others. The officials hope TO induce the
men to join the miners In the strike move
mani
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-29

M-dford. july $.-Neither Robert J. nor
John r. Gentry were able 70 lower their
records at Combination park this after
noon. The best Gentry could do was 80
fiat, while Robert j. was slower, 2:Jh'e.
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sailed for spain.

New York. July &.-Genersl Stewart
Woodford United States minister 10
Spain. sailed to-day for the scene Of his
future duties.
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silver Drop. Iox,r.

London. July 2S.-To-day silver bars
touched 2sA.d, the lowest figures ON r-,-
ord. There IL an almost entire abs.ucs
OF demand. a. Indis T. obtaining her sill
Ner SUPPLIES from ChlnA.
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severe Earthquake shock.

Kingston. Jamaica. July ss.-The islands
OF Antigua. st. kits and Guadsloup~. OF
the Lceward group. experienced severe
shock of earthquake Al noon to-day.
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are apparent in the manifesto given to
the papers. IL is believed that 4 surprise
will be sprung within a few days.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-26

DVNlI lin aADnDhNlM I'D [UnAAV-nlUVs
CONSAGRADO q LA DEFENSA lie LOS IN
TERESES NACIONALES an AMERICA. ORGANC
rK LOS GSPANOLESa aINCONDCIDSALEs EN- PTO-RICl
CONDlCIONES GENERATES Gcordados por In Direces6p
Para t0dG cJGse de remsittdos y onuncios
LA publication de los medic d.
cOnvenciOnales 90 determiEaran los misrDos.
Los comuncados remdos gacsts deben auozsdo
mas con 10 de Responsible de +,
Los originates de comunicaao2 remjo s anuncos
devueltos aunqu pubiqaen /.
No sponds de extravto nj de :
La columns del p
srgo
81 nunciante
publication En-
10 por 100 sobre el preco tsrifa
ri Anunante OLLCHES
teRdrA bonacon dc ~ LOO tax
Juand0
reclblE pen6co de ntmo En-
viarA ell primer ntmero
Para los del BoLET1N gacstla
lido remldo scion correspondence DsZ OENfAVO5
Los suscrptosss endFbn IS 100 de ,0lfcA6n
gacuilas comunicados rsntidos.
cados serA snticpndo.
81 mprsvsss dese de pe6dco tsmporamsa
~ rentrndo sanas paocars hass
dsAdo de
Tarita para la publication de anuncios.
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TABLk EXACTA

DE CUENTAS FORMADAN
aplicables al cobro de jorna,
les, fraccionados estos en- J
tavo de dla, princlpiande po.
un cuarto y ter1ninando On 7
d1as, CON precios escalonaden .
desde un real fuerte hasta tre.'
pesoE, y explesando ca1a frs.
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- pc
sos, centavos y c6ntimos De
centavC,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-26

rss =: s<s:->zs:'; :. :, =. - :. : - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-29

From the Charleston News and Courier.
Rock Hill las had more than its share of
entertainments this week. On Tuesday
Hamelin," as dramatized by Mr. ]. w.
Tillinghast of Sumter. This was given I'M
der the auspices of the Catawba Rifles
The actors were all from Rock Hill, a fact
which added mrch to the interest felt by
the public. Unfortunately, or as one of
the children remarked, as usual, the wealth
er was very unfavorable. and the play was
repeated on Wednesday night. Both per-
fcrmances were much enjoyed. On the
first night there was one scene that came
near being entirely too real. The inhab-
itants of Hamelin, incensed with their
burgomastel for the loss of their children
determine to hang him. Mr.. Samuel 7.
Frew was to act the part of hanger"
AS interded, there were two ropes; one,
seen by the audience, appeared to be doing
deadly work; the other, unseen. was to
support the victim and prevent damage,
while keeping up appearances.
Unfortunately the self-made sheriff fas-
tened together the wrong ropes-the burgo-
master swung in the air. A few minutes
more would have ended his swinging for
ever. The arrangement was SO effective
that he could not even kick. When he was
let down 1t appeared as IL the Catawba
Rifles would Iced a new lieutenant; the
fire company a new engineer, and that the
undertaken would need his own profession
al services. After some moments, he was
resuscitated. He declares that II, was pain
less; in fact. that the sensations were
rather enjoyable. but SO far as your cor
respondent can learn no one else seems
eager to share his indulgence with prac-
tice, the execution on the second night re-
suited according to plan. ~. -
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McKINEW'S SUPERB
COLLECTION OF
COATS & CAPES,
Season 1807=1808.

there are no limits the and variety of this stock
cept those rdeby Dame Fashion and the dictates of good and
refined tastel l.
There are garments this stock-however lowprced-
which do bear the smallest details of being
fully skfuy and conscienous made and finished Each
ton carries with unequivocal the guarantees
OF this house lightly without due consideration
The stock is at present larger and complete than will
be at other period Of this We would like have
select wl-for our resources facilities for
pleasing and sutng wegh perfect But should not
desire to select that hospitality OF the tree
and unsned sor-that guests you thousand times
wecomealway though contemplate the expen
al cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-29
DIED..

CALLAHAN. On Thursday. October IS, 1897, ut
$50 pm. at her PARENTS, residence So 10th
Callahan.
hourly testified that she was learning Of Christ
Himself. and now she lives with Him. sees
MOTHER SISTERS AND BRGTHERs."
Notice of funeral hereafter. dynchburg. Va,
papers please oopy.)
R% ANNIE beloved wife Of the late ' Cornelius Il
Funeral viii! take place from her late residence.
81 and X streets southwest; Monday, November
where solemn high mass will be said for the
pose Of her soul. q
IARDEII.A. At his residence. 1886 I street
nsT nor {. October q 1897 at O'Clock pm.
Coast ind GeOdetic Survey.
Funeral nj O'Clock am: October 30. from his late
land avenue between 18th street and Connecti-
cut avenue, at $50 O'Clock am.
JENNINGS. On THURSDAY. October Is. 1897. MAG
GLE A.. beloved wife OF Michael A. Jennings.
Funeral on Saturday. October 90 from late resi-
dense 24o, ! street I nor, a,s REQUIEM mass
Mt. Olivet Friends respectfully invited. e
LUTZ. On Thursday, October Is, 1897 MARY A.,
rclict 81 Francis A. Lutz, In the seventy fifth
Funeral from the residence Of her son in-law c. W.
to'~r 30. at l:30 O'Clock pm. Interment pri-
waite.
MALONEY. At his residence. 1425 r street north
west on October -, 1897, at 8 am, after a
lingering illness. DR. JAMES A. MAL0NEY, be-
loved husband OF Elizabeth Ogden Maloney, In
the fifty sixth year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Baltimore and Boston
papers please copyD 2s
In MemOrian.
HowsER Ii loving remembrance of MILTON L.
HOwSER. who departed this life five years ago,
October .. 1892 -
SHAW. In loving remembrance Of dear mother,
ELLEN C. SHAW, who died seven years ago
today, October ., 1880.
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lN RHlIEWMA Il&M

are your limbs like n human barometer and ten
der and sensitive that you foretel every storm
and change In the weather by the excrutiatiag
pains and aches I'm your muscles and Joints; Ach-
II so.