davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

FR RENT
1886 = 81 = 50 L st
NV, 13r. $225. OF
600 14th NV, lar. 200. OF
2233 Q (fur), 13r. .125.O(
9l2 I ct NV, 1Sr. s,
905 X st NV, Tor. IS. OF
2A 18th NV, Tor. SO. 81
723 9Th st NV, 13r. az. q
ne 9Th st NV, 15r. csc
I'll 18th st NV, 12r IS. OF
2d&3d fis SOo Pa nv
NV, Or. ...........6. o.
1738 + ct NV, Tor. so. q
2l6 Ind Az nv, o.. .50.0
1919 Corcoran. 11r. $50
6l4 ] 1t NV, Or. IS. o.
8 Orme fats NV, Sr. Il. o.
$50 p ct NV. Tor. 40. 9,
ia n ] ay NV. Or. 40. q
1903 18th st NV, Tor. "a. 81
1923 ed st NV, 1lr. 40.0 OF
901 2lst st NV. 11r. 4O.W
902 Mas ~ nv, u. 20. q
"a H st nv, Lar. 20. 0
40 N J nv NV, Or. IS. &C
R26 9th st NV, Tor as. 81
DOS 18th IT NV, Tor 81. OF
100o 18th q NV. 81. IS. 0(
liz I'D ct NV, 81. %. OG
A1S 11th st nv, l0f. % Is
HOO 18th ct NV. Or. 30. 50
DOS r ct NV, 6r... 80. OC
The above u only Q !
NY books. For null list
issued o. tho LIST and 16t
be-tA.sAea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
1913 L. Or. over s,o. %. 20

1913 L, Or, over s,o. %. 30
itl+-l1 18th. 7r. Uni. %. so
2226 G. sr&b, mi. %. 50
&11 32d, 7r, mi. .22.50
200 9th ne. Or. mi. .22.5o
212S II, Sr, mi. so
e6lS l., Or, Gel, mi. 20. so
12l9-23 Both st.6r 20. 80
50I 10Th, Or, w.....20.1
713 I'd, Or, mi. 30. 40
7ij 23d, 6r&cel, mi. 1880
1892 +. Or. mi. .....1S.bO
202O Olive, Or, mi. 1880
HOS l Sc, 7r. mi. 1850
1924 @. 7r, Wig. is. 40
lSOS 2Uth. Or. wa. 1870
202Mass av, 6r&5, W, g1S.3O
612h. G Sc. 6r&ccl. 30
314 G, Or, mi. .16. 80
2046 f. 6r. mi. ...16.30
III 10Th. 9r&sta. 1900
Hrightw'd. Or, eel. W Is. 60
1919 4th, Sr. .......15.OO
2ll5 \. CIR, wa. ..13. so
800 " II av, or. W. 1880
1923 T.. Or. W. Ia. 30
913 Goth, Or. W. 1850
1926 25th, 5r, W. .12.50
:023 l., r'r. Or, w. .l2-5D
24l4 q, CIR, z. wa. 1920
2U2J NJ, Or, W. .12.30
325 9th sw, Or. W. .12.O0
1920 10Th. Ar, wa .1l.3)
S2S Goth, 5r. 90
9l4 18th, 6r, wa. Hoo
49, La ave, Office
rooms. SIS. 10 & 10
1246 10th. fla t. 3r, W. 1000
ll33 23d, 5r........10.Uo
3oo5 Sherman av. 5r. 1000
our other list.
WILCOX. 1907 PA. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

1885 COrcoran NV. .35. 90
1122 VT nv, furnished. =
1850 Union st, Or. 1000
T09 9Th NV, sto. $500 year
Sta r'r 1911 Corcoran. 10
1910 Onion ct sw, 5r. 90
THERFORD, 1907 F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
1906 W st NV, sr. 80. 90

1906 W st NV, Sr. 80. 90
Up pit 2i26 fith st
NV. Tor. 30. 90
1449 s st NV, 7r. .2S. 80
l10S 10th st NV. Or. 2s. 90
1892 18th st NV. Sr. 2S. 90
1905 4th st NV, 7r. 20. 90
22S n st NV, Or. .25. IS
$50 Spruce st, Or. Is. 20
Flat ID d 17H L 1t
NV, Or. ..........25. 90
Fiat Sd h.178 L Ut
NV, 6r. ..........5. 90
Up pt lees 7th st
1oi7 2ad st NV, Or Is. 90
$50 2lst st NV. Or. 20. SO
, 1915 10th ct NV, 8r. q. 90
; 1915 9Th Ut NV, Or. 2l so
SW cor 4thikf SITS
112s 10th st NV. O.. Is. 20
gil 18th st NV, Sr. 1000
1924 9Th Ut nv. Or. 10. 90
4011 Sth Ut ~, Sr %. 90
S16 n H nv NV. 81. %. 90
4021 9Th 1T ext. Sr. -. 90
IT'S L st nv, Or. 20. 90
01 n st NV, Or. $50
$3.50 n Cap st, 6r. Is. 10
$3.50 9th st NV. Or. .1S.00
orti@ Of the property IN
call at ONCE for bulletin
q = WA0GAMAN.
o1J y st. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
STORAGE.

&c. I'm LoAD-FuRNrTURE AND HousEHoID
0oo0 stored 1tc. PER boad, bsut IDcutSun = -
sitt: dry, Light and eisaA Adarsss Il. BAUM,
us BIO ST. nv. y6-1ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

A<A1AI 1c4$, AVVA = ~. w.
Northeast.
200 9th. 2-st, 6r&b %. 50
80 A. 9r&b. furn d. . .55
1872 4th, Est, 6r&b 20. 30
S35 4th, Est, Sr&b. Is. 80
81 Acker.2-st. 6xb.1 80
6la Acker.2-st. Crib. 1880
627 20 14th, Est, 6r&b.17
6l4 L, 2-st, Grab. 1880
1919 I, Est, Crib. Is. 30
s26-2S X, 2-st Grab. Is. 80
S22-24 K. 2-st .6r&b. Is. 80
1881 G, 2-st, 6r&b. Is. 80
1437 G. 2-st. Grab. 10. 80
1893 Gales, Or. $50
@01 Gales. 2-st. Gr.. IS
Southeast.
223 A, 10g&b, stable. SIS
Id ID, psf, 6r&b. .35
100 l.. 2-st. 7r&b. .25
910 K, Est, 6r&b. .17.30
io56-4o B,2-st. 6r&b. 12.50
Stores, SC.
2157 X NV. stO. Sr. .$85
VI n Y av NV. st&fiat. 40
1903 G NV. tore. 30
COlored Tenants.
Wl 18th NV. Grab $3.50
1885 Reeves, Ar. 10. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

l+54 Corc'n. 1Gr&h. $50. 90
III 10Th. 1or&b. 800
1915 & sw, 6r&b. 30. 90
1909 25th sw. stS,lw % 90
1904 2lth sw. Gr&b. IL. 80
2129 10th, 6.&h. :. ID 30
1906 y J av. G&b. 10 80
1918 Carriers ct sw. .. 50
'ANlIKEL.. Gil ltfh ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE WILL. TRADE A NEW HOUSE
NV, clear Of inrumbrance. price, Sl.5D0 for
country property within miles OF city; or will
luy cheap for cash. Call address OWNER,
80 Fla. iy11-3ts
WANTED-FARM IN MD. OR VA, NEAR EIv-
railroad In exchange for houses I'm Rrook
iyn and New York cities; will give good trade
send full particulars, location, price. Box 3l5
Washington. ID. c. lie
WANTED EXCHANGE lO-RooM HOUSE N
fashionable location. unimproved property as
part payment on good farm: will Assume q
mortgage. Address DIR II. C. WIRE f2l + 81 .
run EN'hANtE-hNE OF THOSE HANDSOME
houses on Oregon Lear y. H. ave subject
TO Si,s1 at per cent. for smaller house or lots.
1927 L ST. NV. iy1G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS

CHARLES 8. BUNDY
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories,
O7-tf 3l7 IA st. NV. lssw Equity baHdlnG).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

FOR RENT
515 l. st NV, 9r&h. .S45
S22 Conn av. 16r. mi. 125
1919 lSth.cor Greg nv. 100
1915 18th st NV. 80. 20
12l1 N H av. 1Sr. .125
1879 Vt av NV, Sr&b25. so
jy3-1St" TYLER K ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

HAVE JUST BOUGHT 500 'REMINGTON''
bicycle ard not being able to complete the pay
lnents l Will turn 1t to q Responsible LADY,
wLO will continue the monthly Payments Adj
dress Mrs. H., Star office. M17.ot
FOR SAI.E-DAKIN'S BICYCLE BAZAAR-AUC-
ton sales every Saturday, after O'Clock m
10) and second hand bicycles at private sale:
81 per week. 18th and n Y. ave. NV. jy103w
For sALE-RDERs. ATTENTION. By ORDER
OF the different storage houses We represent
an Offering all hgh-grade bicycles and tandsms
for ladies' and gents Al the greatest attractive
slaughtering prices OF the year. Advances made
above sacrifices Will be made. Such gh-grade
bicycles rs Syracuse Rambler, Columbia Worlds
at this. the greatest bargain sale Of the year
Snndries and parts will be sold also, and no rya-
outright and exchanged, and taken on storsre
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO., 434 9th 1t. N8-12ts
FOR QUICK sALE-A FEW MODEL. 10 COLUN.
tfaA, In Al conditioa-at $50 and 4SjLseee1d-
hand wheels Of hiSh-grade makes equally chean
POP0 MIG. CO., az Psnna. ava. 1sl7-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
ACCOUNTANT.

J. 4. BATES PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDI.
tor. Room 81. Wash Loan & Trust bidg.-special
attention given to examination q eorporatfoo
books. accounts Of basiDess BONUSES aud individuan
5sA2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

STO.&DWG., 7R. $500
SIT Az sw, 7r, wa. 1890
S1i Az sw, Or, ba. 1880
12 G sw, Ar, wa. .10.30
116 l. sw, Ar, wa. $50
9S Frances Sc, Ar, rs. 50
B.LENARD,o $50 Az s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
FOX RENT

FOX RENT
Mansion, 16r, Stott's
station, season. $500. GC
coo Md ave ne.
12r, mi. .101.W
925 Mass nv, 12r. mi. IS. SO
1Ii7 18th. Tor, mi. 30. OC
1O35-29 Lime Kilns.T5.OG
500 T.. Ger. mi. ...T5.U
1904 p. Tor. mi. Inv. ~. tn
2C37 II, 11r. so. 81
l.i2l 3lst. 12r. mi. 80. 80
454 ID. Gr&sto, cei-50. 90
500 21st, 12r. mi. 40. so
1918 II. Or. mi 10. W
lton lS.Gr.s to. eel. milo. 90
1925 Pa av, Tor. 81. SO
2:l9 |. Sr, mi. :. sc. 90
1136 18th, 9r&csl. nli35. 80
800 I'D, Sr, mi =. 30. 81
2139 I. st, Tor. 80. 80
~ 10th, 9r&b, mi 33. %
2l37 X, Sr, Gel. mi. 81. 80
2Sl7 =, 1r, Gel, mi. 500
10 l7Ih. Sr. mi. :. 30. 10
So II It, Sr&b. mi. 10. 10
2G31 II, 7r&b. mi. 80. 30
S7 22d st, Or. $3.50
LOB 10th, ir, Gel, mi. 80. 80
1884 5th. Sr, mi. 80. 30
11o7 n IL av, 7r, mi. %. so
COG 21st. 6r. Gel. mi. 81. 80
9i3 T. sr&b, IN. Il. .25.5>
2413 Pa av, Sr, mi. %: v
1907 Pa nv, fat,5r .25. -
l717 18th. 7r. mi, fur. %. so
26l7 X. 7r. mi. .25. 80
1906 kingm'n. Or, mi 25. 5.j
20 Mass nv. Gr. mi. %. 40
202l l.. cr&b. mi. 20 81
920 Gath. Sr. mi. -. 30
See tomorrow's Star for
.Nl7-s, ti!&th WESCVrT X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REAIISGTON TYT'EWRITEIS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed; with stand; delivered free
lit city; one month applies purchase Of new
when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
del9t Cor. Sth and l. sts nw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED.
FOR RENT-HousEs REDUCED.

FOR RENT-HOUsEs REDUCED.
soMs az r 1fRSe n1TsFs KSD E oTHESs
iowa St erce laS s, q sofssr
1923 st. Iir. 1890 er............"..2ss 30
St st. iai 1 ,ssn ra nyassier av
2la9 Or, Gel. cor. 1900 7o2 Newark st. Tor y 50
iiss far seis II ror sa p r
- 81 ne. Or. .3n5o As Defrees st, 6r. 10 40
1 IL St st. ne 80 s !s,5 Ssta g. g
6ii Mass av ne sr so. +el o''' - ~
It wM. H. SAUNDERS & CO. 1io7 st.
E sos r. RIS Sr Ru ,,sd IS Sr
SO IS W. a1 INV 1873 sa NV NV 90
= Mass NV o. sas 18th me- f: Is.
.ne ,,,, Fas eosSEb Tr $ss se'' as.o
oo6 10Th NV, ar. 80 20S2 L NV. 20. 80
Ella 18th NV. - iiso Fla n' ar NV 7r y 81
lilo sd NV. r.: isae iso Fierce p. Gr + 50
4oI r ne, Ir.165J
Stos 1216-1s H ne ga So Sto&rs ITO 9TH NV 500
store Tore NV. ". cor Gth&N NV. suitable for BIZ
oaire rooms in sos NV. can be rented cheap '-'''
photograph gallery 4o96l Pa av. NV. Or. 90
FOR EENT-BY LATnIER & NFssBTT, 1921 ST.
1925 Sth NV. 14r&b. 800 2I03 {; NV. 9r&b s45
90 aoe ' ist n nM sr s aE r IH
To Coiored Tenants Or brick, i44l /. st Is
Jyl7-3t
FOR RENT-REDUCED RENT UNTIL OCT /;
must be rented; formerly rented for from $40
I I0os L st NV, mi. IS
2o3O q st. NV. NIL. 12r. b 81
iyi7-st' A. S CAYwo0D, 1873 9th st. NV.
FOR RENT-IRIvATE RESIDENCE. I775 MASS
ave-: l5r; MI: 2 bath rooms: open irrplaces;
papcred and painted throughout and in complete
order; will lease by year and to private family
sply It, rent .6 500 per mo- Eisk Cook row %
tile bath rnom; porcelain tub; double house;
front side and nd. hack yanls and P1rshesi in ,om
Atlantic bldg, $3.50 + St jyi7-3t
FOR RENT-S3O50-A NEW STONE AND BRICK
residence of rooi5s aud bath: parlor, re,'.ptih
hall. dining room, Kitchen and utler's pantry
1909 North Capitol st: also No. Ga ST. nv:
open for inspection y rooms and bath; 'irsisl"d
as, above: furnace heat. Apply X. J: MAR
SHALL sos 11th st. NV. iylI-3t
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-l HOUSE N
1928 18th st Apply a3i II. l. ave. IT,
FOR RENT-27l6 14TII ST. COR. BACON. col.
Heights: beautiful Broom house. reduced from
$50. BOSS Q st. Tor: $3.50. Morgan ave-, Hol
mead Manor. 1r. 5000.
jyl7-at BRICE X LIPSC0NIB. 6l2 18th st.
FOR RENT-S3O PER MO-. LYDECKER AVE.
and bath and attic: ami: front and side porch
cs large grounds and fruit trees. Apply 10
JAS. N. GREEN. III 14th st. NV. iyl7-3t'
FOR RENT-S.IALL BRICK HOUSE; ROOMS
and summer kitchen: good neighborhoad:
Capitol: water, gas. 800 c st. Inquire
2O5 st. ne. jyI7-2t'
+ OR RENT-2l2 DELAWARE AVE: BRICK AND
stone residence: 10 rooms; all mod. :mI,S; cleo
tric bells and lighting: near Capitol: rent. so.
jyl1-si 1897 Pa ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-TlIE OHIO NATIONAL BANK HAS
Il few choice front rooms for rent. with Il bur
Siar-proof safe, deposit box and janitor services
included, from 81 to $l5 per month It,
FOR RENT LARGE CONNECTING OFFICES
suitable Tor real estate, insurance lawyer
office. First floor 6l7 St NV A. FISHER
6lo + st. NV. jyl53t'
FOR RENT-UFElCES IN METZEROrr BLDG ::
single or en- suite; from S1".5 up; electric light
steam heat, janitor service, telephone; No extras
ap3U-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

FOR RENT FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A
large boarding louse small hotcl-Nos. 1912
and 1914 18th ST. NV: may I've connected Ind
alterations made for a large business; about ~
rooms in ali; lOl4 now vacant. the other will be
vacated August |: both in good order. l.. NJ.
SAUNDERS, Ohio Bank building. 18th and q.
iy11-1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
WANTED-SI SITUATIONS.
MALE.

WANTED FL NOI'NG MAN, POSITION AS
sal srlaH. collector assistant bonkkeeper best
references AMI bond given, if required. Address
W " y, star office It,
VANILLA FIliSr-CLASS BARTENDER GER
desires position with firSt-cliSs
l., Use. furnish best of references. Address
FiI;SI-tIASS- StIr Office. iy16-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

FOR RENT-BY C. H. PARKER l. CO., 41.&E S. w.
1906 sw, Sr ami $50. 10 COT Az sw ,sto rm go
1911 18th sw mi 81 90 134S Az ii, ami IS 80
i7J G. sw Or, wa. 1850 1913 sw, 6r Wig Il 30
GIL ID sw, 5r, 1900 "a sw, Sr, Wa. Is. SO
SO7 ID sw. Or, ID so iO7 F. Sc, 5r, IL 30
S:,5 Sd sw, 5r wa IL 30 1873 NJ sw. 5r. wa. 10 30
81 G sw, Or. U3r 1921 Union sw, 6r,w. so
22I + sw, Or. 1870 342 sw 7r, mi. II 90
Az Del NV sw, sid. 1900 sos Az sw, Or, ami so
372 sw, Or. mi. sol AT II sw, 5r, wa. IA 80
312 ID sw, Or, Wa. 1900 34f II sw, Or, wa. 10 80
l26 Va av, Or, wa II bcl $50 Sd sw Or, WA IL 50
COB Va av Sc 6r,w. 12O1l 5O1 Md sw, Or Is so
80 E NV, 6r, wa. .15 So 11Sh sw. Or. Wa. 30
GIT Del sw, 81, W .l23O Stable COS sw, wa 600
jy17-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
FOR RENT-HALLS
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT STABLE IN REAR OF 1890 COR
.oran St; room for two carriages and two horses;
feed room and coachm,n's room; IS.
jy11-3t GRAHAM & CAMPBELL. GIT 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
FEMALE.
WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED To RENT-MODERN I-ROnM HOUSE;
- i Dri-..arhlsd: northwest section preferred;
ytEti and cellar; Al repair; carcfII tenant Adj
dTss Il. F. ATflEIsTUN. 1913 Marion St 1t
WANTED EY RESPONSIBLE PAETY, CIIARtiE
81 Completely furnished house in good condition for
sTll-feS or longer Address IL X, Star otirc-l'
" NEI-D- TO EUY FOR CASH
S'9'. dwelling. with steam hot water heat.
vet az 1Iih I. the Heights rot over ST. 900
-t'IlfSS NEW OFFICIAL Star office. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

FOR RENT-4O5 Az S.W.
937 f sw, Or, ba. 5000
$40 II sw, 5r. wa. 1900
632 ID sw, Ar, wa. 30
4I5 Il sw, 4r, wa. 800
1923 LIST sw, Or, wa. HOO
9O4 18th ne, Or, wa. 1890
iy1T-1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17

Jei6-f DEEBlE * co. 1919 + St NV
FOR RENT-TIlE PRETTY, CONVENIENT RESI-
dence Ioi % st. rooms; all MI: saloon ia rlor,
dining room. Kitchen. all floor: large
yad Rent $500. OWNER $40 9TH At. NV.
fe23-tf
FOR RENT-1oo6 NJ ST. NV. $50 PER MONTH
81 m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-17
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED TEN-ROOM
house; ami; two squares from Capitol: reason
able rent TO small family. Call at 131 G st. Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-05-06

gether. This seems a very sweep
ing statement, but it is not an ILL
considered one. A great many
people have tuberculosis without
being aware of the fact. They do
not know of the danger that comes
from ejecting their sputum where
it becomes dry and pulverized and
then flies about in minute parti-
cles to be inhaled by healthy per-
sons, who are thus inoculated
with the disease. This random
public expectoration is crime"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-05-06
Wanted An Idea IT, e. !: : 's'S'

Protect your ideas; they NAV bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent Attor.
neys, Washington, D. Co. for their q, 800 prize oeg
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-05-06

DR.. Paul Gibier, high scien-
tific authority, says: IF this habit
of expectoration in public could
be stopped, [ am sure that in time
tuberculosis would die out alto
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-05-06

We learn from Natural Science
of London that the Roentgen rays
have been applied to fossils en-
bedded in chalk, and the photo
graphs obtained have been very
successful.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-05-06

A meadow at Biddeford, Me-, is
known as the hoodoo lawn, for the
reason that rain follows every
time it is moved, before the grass
can be cured. 1t is said that this
occurred for twenty-five consecu-
tive years. q
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1897-05-06

Anything black will produce
more disturbance in your baby's
mind than anything white. A
child refusing to go to relative
i'm dark clothes would not hesitate
if the suit were changed to a light
color.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-12
WRECK OF THE MEXICO,
Details of the Loss of IA Steamer While
En- Route from Alaska.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 1.-THE steamer
Topeka, from Alaska, arrived here this
morning from Alaska bringing the crew
of the steamer Mexico, which was wrecked
at the entrance of Stlxa harbor Aug s.
Captain Thomas, of the Mexico preferred
to give no extended statement concerning
the loss of his vessel pending the investiga-
ton by Inspector w. j. Bryant The cap
tain was in bed when the accident occurred
at 4:30 o'clock in the morning. From the
time the steamer struck the rock until she
disappeared beneath the water, about two
hours elapsed Captain Thomas and Pilot
Council were the last to leave the sinking
ship. The self-coutrol of the passengers
was commended by Captain Thomas, who
said there was no unnecessary excitement
the passengers being aroused and put in
boats with as much of their personal effects
as possible.
The steamer had been running at half
speed because of the dense fog until a few
Council then rang for full steam ahead and
soon after there was a terrific shock on the
starbOard quarter. SO great was the mo-
mentum that the ship was carried through
the reef which, it is believed was the West
Devil Rocks, and into the deep water be-
yond. Instantly there was a call of the
crew and without the slightest confusion
the seventy-five passengers on board were
safely placed in the ships boats. Soon
dllef TIE NeSSel the uedNy 10y uIteQ
and it was bright and snshiny before she
went down There was no excitement on
board. The passengers and watch be-
low were awakened by the shock. The
alarm was quickly given and all We're
quickly dressed and treasured by the cool
ness of the officers and awaited their turn
to enter the boats. A party of scientists
who had been collecting specimens in Alas
ka for the Columbian Museum were return
ing on the steamer When she went down.
They lost all their instruments, notes and
specimens, which were in the hold of the
vessel, only the hand baggage of passengers
and officers and the treasure being saved
When she sailed from Seattle the Mexico
carried 21S passengers and $50 tons of
freight, consisting principally of the outfit
of the intending miners and in addition
thereto siXty-eight horses and one burro,
which was used in packing these outfits.
The Mexico was owned and run by the Pa
cific Coast Steamship Company and was
well-knoWn on the sound. She was built in
San Francisco in 1892. Her gross tonnage
was l, 79T; net, 1,340. She 275 feet long,
SO feet beam and had a nominal horse
power of 1,5C0. Her value was about 500, OOO
She was on her return trip when she struck
the reef,
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GOLD FREE AS WATER.
Lewis w. Anderson Tells of His Great
Luck in the KIondfI&e.

TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 11.-Mrs Lewis
w Anderson the wife of a Tacoma ma
chinist who went to Klondike to seek his
fortune has received a letter from him
in which he says gold is as free as water
there and that the immense yield in three
years will cause Wall street 10 seek to
demonetize the yellow metal. Mr.. Ander-
says in part:
1T is a lucky thing 1 came. If you will
Just be brave we will have all the money
in a year we and our precious children VIII
want in two lfetmes. l have been here a
little more than two months and nave al
ready secured a quarter interest IN a cIalIn
for which 1 have been offered $26,000, put
out of which / expect to make as my part
more than 100000 in the next year. This
for us, you know, is a big thing, ana yet
there are dozens of men who are making
ten times as much. When | arrived my
money had almost given out. l had only
$31 left so l worked ten days at saving
lumber at SIS per day to get a start, Moth
ing like this has ever been heard of in the
world Money, that is gold dust is almost
as plentiful as water There are many
hardships to be endured, but / expect TO re-
turn to Tacoma next year safe and SOUND
with lots of money. Tell Henry that we
will have to change our politics, because
question, and the money power OF W al
street will try to demonetize gold Inc
gold that will come out of here INSIDE or
two or three years will make Wall street
more anxious to demOnetize gold than II
ever was to demOnetiZe silver BE sure ana
tell our friends to come up as cary as pos S
sibIe Come via Dyea. but | would not ad-
wise them to come later than Sept. 10. Tell
Mr.. NJ to sell out his grocery at any price
and come"
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Cabinet Changes That Raise the
Hopes of SiIver's Friends.

hopes or Silyer'S Friends.
BERLIN, Aug. II. - The Reichsanzeiger
officially announces that Count Posadows-
ky-Wehner, the new vice chancellor and I'M
Perial foreign secretary, is appointed to
represent the chancellor in the capacity of
the supreme head of the Reichsbank, and
that the Baron Won Thielman, late German
ambassador to the United States, who was
yesterday appointed privy councillor, with
the title of excelency. and to-day made a
member of the Bundesrath, is appointed to
represent the chancellor in all the financial
affairs of the empire, in accordance with
the act of 1878. This announcement APP
peared too late this evening for comment
by the Berlin press, but it is a most inn
portant move, as indicating the temporary
ascendency of the agrarian, protection and
bimetalist parties.
DR.. Koch, the president of the Reichsbank
is an advocate of pure gold standard only,
ana recently delivered lecture 70 prove
tndt its abolition in Germany would lead to
disastrous consequences. Count POsadows-
KY, on the other hand, has more than once
publicly advocated a. double currency and
although Baron Won Thielman processes to
be an advocate of the gold standard, it is
known that he had leanings toward bimet-
allism. His brother is one of the leading
agrarians in the Reichstag. Bimetallists
here do not conceal the belief that the re-
cent ministerial changes will lead to a Wig
orous support by the government of the bl-
metallic efforts
The renewal Of the German protest
against the Dngley tariff has revived in the
agrarians the most extravagant eXpecta-
lions and they are advocating vigorous re-
prisals on the ground that Germany would
lose but little by such course. The koel-
nische Zeitung, referring to these demands
explains that the second protest has only
a formal significance, inasmuch as it is GUS
tomary to repeat protest when an obJec-
uonable measure actually passes into law.
The paper says that the attitude of the
government is essentially unchanged.