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-Four days mark the absolute close oil
the 81 period. Doctor Mccoy has been
more thar generous in extending the rate.
1t will npt be extended again. He feels
that he is acting with the same good
faith now, iI giving positive notice Df the
ABSoLt TIE EXPIRATION OF the rate,
that he has always shown, although he
knows that by SO doing he is enabling
many patients to take advantage OF a
low rate OF treatment who might other
wise apply later at higher rate, but he
desires to lie entirely fair to all. The rea-
cons for giving the rate, the inipossibility
OF its H. definite maintenance under the
NEW METHODS. without actu;. loss.
have been repeatedly set forth. And .iur-'
ing this entire month Doctor Mccoy has
endeavored to make 1t Just as clear as he
could that he would, under no cirsi.n
stances. maintain this rate after January
/. He wishes to emphasize the fact that
but -four days remain, because he wishes
that the scenes OF cru wtlinE and Confusion
which oo cured during the last days Of
October may be avoided. Moreover, SO
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DIES PROTECTING THE MONEY
Four Men Hold Up the Street Car
and Kill the Conductor.

Noriistowu, Pa, Dec. 2T.-Four IN an hold
up Noriistown TRACTION car last Light
for the purpose OF robbing the conductor.
Charles Matthias the motorman, and Cen
ductor Galloway enga ged in a scuffle with
the robbers and Galloway was fatally shot.
Four women and two children were
passengers in the car when the four II en-
boarded it. The car had gone but Il short
distance when one of the men dem9 i,led
Galloway's money. He refused to give it
up and a fight followed. The women saw
the struggle and screamed. One of the
robbers pulled pistol and shot Gallo
way. sile '-..'a-
In rapid succession came the rifIing of
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CURED OF ASTHMA.

Mrs. Jenny Sniitii. COG 9th st. sw.:
Il don't think anyone ever had Asthma
worse than i had 1t. l coughed inc'.s-
sanity. and was SO short OF breath that
could not lie down at night. ha re spent
night after night sitting up in order 70 get
my breath. 1t was a year In July since
had my asst attack, AMI feel that l am
completely cured"
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CURED OF GASTRIC CATARRH.

Mr.. Charles Davis, Little Falls
Road. D. C.: Il really think the treatment
of Doctors Mccoy and Cowden saved my
life. When went to them l was physi-
cal wreck. My stomach distressed in-.
all the time, and nothing that ate did ms.
any good. Now my stomach does not
trouble me, and feel as strong and wei
as l ever did in my life"
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RAlLHOADr.
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
8TREETS
81 81 9; n week days-FlTTBBUR0 Ex
h,,rs ). sIparigr aud Dining Cars. Harris
1860 a. N. fESSs YLyANiA LIMITED
oh.sa.nan ohu,i.nan slsepin9, Dining. smok ing. and
ynsefvatiou Cars. II harris6urg a. ChjcaSn
nsanSSiLnati, sanS lndi.napoiis, st. Louis. cieve
Hardsh.a,e "'eo' Dufiss farior Gar %
i15o 4. u FAST I1xE-purlm.n puff.s
car nou Car {. u arrisburg. Buffes Rasaog
$40 r. Il. cHltSao 4 a.suS% ASS sr LOUIS
E4pten -Sieeping Car Washfnxssm u Sc
asS"sx aiS 81 ss'seRnS Sc .aS DraE Car: a ss c
0nneat and ChtcaEo
~. ~ EsrEilN Ex9RESS- Full
and Ha:risDSrE to cieyessna U,Sinx C
> 70 Chicago.
Ir,un.a Ssn,,TM,wFsTExs s,..r,rx Is e s.s; Ex.aEss g
snd dsscGay PITY aud Harrhburg to ss. Louis
i1XU M H.. y fACIFIG EXPREss-Pue
so .. "a for Kane. Canandsixna, Roobes
:es and Niagara Fail. daily. e1ceU< sds
1850 .. m for E,mira and Renoro dany.
s3S2s sunday. fo< waiiaansRort daal5'
Nile. Barfaio and IN NJ Ear. Fails dssy.
WSsRs Wss5R,o .s.n sasuso.E; so rssh aesDaas csa
sufi.is S' .aS f S.sa1s S:asaA'ffs fsiI ssSsc ss,
kochesIer Saturdays only.
t"' An.iAdei:,niu. New YORK mud ths
East.
100 p. m, CONGRESSIONAL LIN.
d. 80, ~. uaiiy, .A Psfior Cars. with pan
sTinar Es. fsS.a en- hls.aese kglsr A. ;,,os 1SS
ear. and ii:6o binins ming t.l yE rom VT
ianxtonI g. m. 12:Ab, 3:15, ago, eco.
Dining s" c.i5 so " Zoo On IiUS fga, Siaioe sios
Gar from wilIningGonJ 3. m, 1910, SIX
40. $50, 1000 and ! SO p. m; Fof
~ ,sasipn,; mEeet or.y, H.ss iEAPsss.-; = 1;So
Gay. 2:0l and s: 40 ,. ~. daily Fog
Huston. without change. 7;oo am week
sos S.'is .saot:: saa a;so Jpss 2 "a 7ooy 7dsiiy 500
900 q; Ln,ted,, $40. 4:ss. $40. s:iS
10. s.Ss. N iosS. n fp1Sa! mo- s.Es:
40. $40. Sis. $50. T.2o. 1000
rs Fees. s.' tt..s ' Gsne. q e.. 7sO a. m and
For ann.po,i. % S .co. ssetD; 5ss suaaaS nc H. 40
Sunaay:, 500 !: m; snd 80 2. e;
sad points on Atlantic Coast Line. $50
loIs7 a- M. wseE-aAys. Atlanta specisi
Via Ischinond and Seaboard Air Lima
4.4O p. IN. daily. Accommodation Tor
Gunntico. z As H. IN. daily. and 40 ..
LIZ weekdays
Ssaa..Ore Connections.
For Atlantic City tvtA Della ware Eivoe
Bridge. aILral TouteJ. 3:I5 p. N. daily,
sia Market street wharf. 1000 and l1:0o
a. NJ. ~ 10 y. La., week days. and ll:5o
p m- DAILY
Fur Cape May, 11:00 a. m. week dayA
1l.5O y. IN daily.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and @
atreets. and at the tAtton, sixth and =
atrects, where orders can be lefs for me
checking OF baggage To destina tion from
botets and residences
J.R General AIauagse
J. 4. WOOD. General Passenger A AgenN
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NEW MEXICO AND STATEHOOD
GOV. OterO Thinks 1t VIII Be Adj
mifted nv 'Fhis AdmjniSt ratjo1

GOV. Otero Thinks 1t VIII Be Ad.
mitted by 'rhis Administ ration.
IAN New MeXicans expect that our
Territoyr will be admitted to statehood by
the present A dmiuist ration said Gov
NJ. A. Otero, Of New Mexico. last night
at the Wellington. II, myself, strongly
favor statehood
THE people are n."stlyrepublican.
I'VE have 2sT GOO people. There is
large percentage Of the population Ne xican
or OF Mexican parentage, but they make
good citizens.
81 think the United States had m1de
a mistake in heI treatment uf New MEXICO.
We have never received a PENN FOR
edu cational purposes since the Terri
tory was ccded by Mexico
Gov. 0tero and his father md grandfather
were born in New Mexico. The governor
has arranged the territorial appointments
satisfactorily.
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the conductors pockets by three of the r.en,
while the other one kept the motorman ohd
female passengers under cover with re-
vo!ver. Fifteen dollars in money and
gold watch and chain were taken from Cal
loway. After the murder persons IN the
neighborhood came to the aid of the
frightened passengers.
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HAD cArARRH THIRTY YEARS.

william H. Miller, 338 18th st. se.:
81 bad catarrh for years. My stomach
troubled me, too, very badly IT l only
drank water it hurt me. Doctor McCoy's
treatment has cured me. i have gained
eight pounds In weight"
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CAN HEAR A WHISPER.

BERTHA May Scott, 713 I st. sw:
aged thirteen years. Her mother :;aid:
when Bertha was eighteen months old*he
began to lose her hearing. She grew deaf
gradually, both ears being affected, and ut
ore time her hearing became 81 bad that
was obliged to take her from school. Now
she can bear whisper"
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HEARS AGAIN PERFECTLY.

w. H. Cooper. 143o New York ave.
nw.: II rad been deaf for over two years
Ny trouble began with buzzinc noise in
my left ear. Now I hear perfectly; tue
noises in II y left ear have stopped, and
hear as well as ever l did in my iife.''
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DEAF FOR Ten YEARS.

Mr. John H. Diizier, 523 r ST. ne:
My deafness resulted from scarlet fever,
and began twenty years ago. For the last
ten years my left ear had been at ne
de1f. Now / can hear a watch ticking
twelve inches from that ear
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ALMOST TOTALLY DEAF.

Mrs. Margaret A. Seward, S1f L
8. se.: while sitting in the kitchen the
day, suddenly the sound OF the clock ;ick-
Ing came to my ears. 1 had been deaf ',r
fire years in 10th ears, and had become al
mcst totally deaf"
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FOR RExr-rLArs.

FOR RENT-Ali steam heated; the ma
PIES, lib 1lth st. NV: the "Laurels,"
2224 y ST. NV; the Alpha" 0l3 G 1t.
nw.; "Ntnona Flats" 41O To 420 11th st.
" flats. to rooms: fur. or unfur.: $50
and mp; table board if desired. Inquire
on pre- misses or OF owner. b14 9th ut. nw
ESQ to 7:30 A.m. D.H. KENT. de24-3t-em
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many have taken advantage of this offer
to be cure,i of Catarrh and Bronchial
trouble and A sthma and Inctpient Con-
sumption and rheumatism and Skin Dis
ease and other distressing and destructive
malad,es, SO many have come from all
parts OF the country to he cured or Deaf
ness, to obtain advantage OF the Discovery
that has attracted the attention OF the
world. that the limit Of office facilities has
been reached. and It would In any event
lie practically impossible to renew. This
notice il absolute and final. On Friday,
Decen her 81. at 8 O'Clock in tie e' eniny-
the S3 rate will be Withdrawn and viii
never again be given In this practice.
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HEARING RETURNED SUDDENLY.

F. E Sherwood, Howard House,
cor. 9th and Fa. ave. NV my left ear
was so deaf that 1 could not hear a ", *
tick with 1T My hearing returned TO me
suddenly. Now l hear perfectly with either
ear"
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ONE EAR STONE DEAF.

Jacob n. kerper, 013 G st. Sc: "My
left ear was totally deaf. and my right ear
nearly as bad had noises In my head like
escaping steam. My hearing has been re-
stored and the noises stopped"
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Madame LAMCMT,

The great Cla;rvoyant and Palmist: ice
and information on all affairs of life.
names In full. satisfaction guaranteed.
fee soc and 81. 1903 u 81. NV de4 mo-em
NINE. LA RUE. Medium, tells past and
present: gives luck: free until New Years.
1928 1-2 st. NV; walk upstairs.
del O. 1m-em
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ron sALE-roRsrs q cARRiA.;Es.

FOR SALE-Panel coupe Rockaway, gen
tie horse, harness and Dayton: all In nice
condition. no reasonable offer refused;
can he seen at No. l 1S41 9Th 1t. NV.
de27-St-em
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All applying for treatment and all
renewing treatment before JaMn-
ary 1. 1898, will be treated UNTIL
CUREI at tie uniform rate of %3
month, medicines included. This,
however, is positively the last op-
portunity that will ever be given
under this rate.
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FOUND.

FOJJND-Package. Dec. "a. at 11:25 p. II :;
package owner can have "a me by yappi yinr 1
at 700 4th st. ne. W. F. BLA YDES.
de25- 1t
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED BY Dec. 81 2 furnished, Cd
story rooms for light housekeeping; family
of 4; on 9Th, Sth or 10Th sts. NV, between
c or I sts.; answer Immediately. Address
HURRY, this office. de27 Stem
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roR RRNr-sraBIE.

FOR RENT-In rear Of si 8 New York a sc.
large, 2-story stable, stalls, cafriA ge. and
storage rooms; new floor water. 70 per
month. deSb-V
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

JU3 Sfest NortHweNf.
Gold filings and bridge work a spe-
ciaity, at the lowest price. analgam fill
ings, SOC. fun sets Of teeth on plates, SIS;
extracting either by gas or local spray.
Work done by experts and guaranteed the
best, open On Sundays from 10 to
O'Clock. - mh22-d
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wANTEDGLOtS,

WANTED-For customer. q deep 10. in
MI. Pleasant on easy payments. NJ.
T. COckEf 6l0 4th st. NV. ue24- -3t-etn
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER,

fn obstetrics, gold medal awarded for the
science OF obstetrics from the Uniyersi,y
OF Munich, Bavaria; treats successfully
wunans complaints and irregularities pri
vate sanitarium for ladies' before and dur.
Ing confinement Office hours from
u. n. to p. m., No. 6l9 Pa ave. NV
se8 u
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ONLY FOUR
DAYS MORE.

In This Manner the Close Of the Opportunity IL
Emphasized, and Doctor Mccoy Makes Pos
tive the Notice That the 50 Rate Only OBJ
tains During the Remaining Four Days OF the
Year 1897.
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ron SAIE-rOTs.

BUY lot fot hivestnent or home; Con-
duit Road and Great Falls Electric Rail-
way: within District: healthy; elevated:
terms easy; plats. etc. CLARK BROS.
037 ID st. NV. de7-lmo-en
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FOR RENr-Hou SEES.

FOR RENT-HOUSEs
FOR RENT-Nine rooms and bath: centr al.
- unfurnished, no questiOns- A ddress 80 H.
this office. de27-3t
FOR RENT-Most desirable part Of city;
all mod. imps.: 81 300 unfur.; OF 81 500
FUR. per year. Inquire at 116l 4 vt. NV.
de- 23-7t,em
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

A SUITABLE Christmas Gift for man.
woman and child. Never before have
such values been offered in Bic ycles. both
new and second hand, OF high standard
makes, as at present Columbus, Small
eys, Niagaras, Worlds and Da aytons, at
must be disposed OF by Jan. I, in order
to repa advances made by the different
Eastern storage houses. une gooais OF winch
have been consigned here. Bought : nd
CO., 4S4 9th st. NV. de21-7t
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST. t25 years ex-
perience.l All private diseases quickly and
permanently cured. SYPHILIS positively
cured in any stage. Consult atton free.
Hours, 10 IL. 2 TO 5. Tues,
Thurs and Sat. evenings, to g.
No. Coz ST. INV. Closed Sunday.
mol 6-tf-em
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When Others Fail. Consult
DR.. CZARRA

lie fEost Qble anu successful Specialist
in the treatusent OF all Nervous. Chronic,
Skin and PRIVATE DISEASES HIS
COMPLETE outfit Of modern appliance,
x-RAf: Static, Faratiie and 6alvantc Eleo
trlcty enables hin To treat with success. eS
peciall llyin Catarr h, Rheufua tfsm, Dyspepsia,
Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Sexual Weak
hcss. Structure, HenDrrhoids, syphilis and
diseases OF Women. free consultation from
70 o. GID Pa ave. NV. Washington
y. a. no1O-R
DRESS SUITS for hire At Gamers. TN
and St. bo16-tf
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RERSOSAIA

PERSOSALS.
ANY person knowing the address OF the
Haies family Will confer a favor BY
communicating with n. 4. ia les, No.
233 Locust 81, WiIliamsport, Pa
de27-3t
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ron REkr-aoods.. ).

FOR RENT-5l z st. NV, large, fur
nished room; heat, gas and bath.
de27- -:St-em
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FOR RENT--Nicely furnished front rooms:
incandescent lights: furnace heat; halls
fully furnished: central location, terms
very reasona Bile: light housekeeping, II de-
sired. Oil 9Th II. NV. de27-St-em
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WANTED-0ne energetic man 10 open
brancn Office in city, also one to travel;
must have $50 cash; snap for the right
Hotel de27-3t
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FOR RENT-2012 ut. NV. 2dfioOr
front room. with aeeOye: and Sd floor nall
room. with cioset; with df'without board.
de eS7-3t-em
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TennySon and the Peerage.
(From the Atlantic Monthly.l


Three times the baronatcy was offsreedto
TennySOn, aGaaS many times herefuSeI n.
Wnen, therefore. ole dayin 1888, Mr. Glad
stone said 90 the ldurUate'S Sonthat for the
sake OF literature he wished 10 offer IS
father the higher distinction Of a baruny.
there was grave doubt about itSacceDtAncs.
The oily difficulty which the prime minis
ter thought insurmountable wasJ he possible
iuSistenCe by TennysOn on his righttu wear
his wide-awake in the House Of Loutsf
TennySOn r-aS 50 well beyond themers flat
terry Of an off er Of the peeraEs { hat n Z took
the friendly urgenCe OF Mr.. Gladstone With
great cal .nnesS, and at first was not to be
moved from his determination To remain
plain ar. TennySOn 10 the end Of his da ~
iIe was finally persuaded however. that as
toe foremost representative OF lii eratur.- In
England. he ought not 10 put aside a dis
tinctiCn which would mark the formal
recognition or the place and function 1s
literature In the life of a great people. Il
cannot hut he touched" he wrote to Mr..
Gladstone, by the friendlineSS OF YOUR ds-
sire thar this mark Of distinction should be
conferred on n yselr, and rejoice that YOU
who have show Il such true devotiont TO liter
allure, by pursuing it in the midst Of what
seems u most Of US Overwhelming and all
business should be the first thus
publicly to proclaim the position which Lit
earfure ought to hOl1in the worlds work.
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When Others Fail Consult

The most able and successful Specialist
In the treatment OF all Nervous, Chronlc'
and Private Diseases, Write III you can
not call. He has cured many at tneir
homes, whom he has never seen, ~ his
wonderful perfe cted sys TEN OF Home
treatment Letters kept strictly cohIr
dental and answered in any modern IAN
gUage. His completed outfit OF modern
appliance, X-ray, and electrical apparatus,
enables him To succeed. BY the WOnderfui
x-ray he Is able to make careful ana
proper diagnosis. By this modern eXami-
nation and analysis OF the urine he is able
TO state the correct condition or your
system. The treatment by the wondeful
static machine In rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bad
der Trouble, General Debility, CataIrh, etc,
has no equal to any other treatment. he
Faradic electric treatment for Muscular
rheumatism, InlpOtency, Loss OF vitality.
The Galyano Electricity for the treatment
OF Structure, Hemorrhoids, Prustatorrhea,
Inpotency, Night Losses, and Diseases or
women has proved the most satisfactory
results. Most every case can be treated
simply by modern appliances, without
knffe or bloody surgical operation.
DIR. 3. A. GA IRA,
619 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest,
Two Doors from Metropolitan Hotel
Entrance.
Hours from a. m. to D. m Closed
Sundays. motif
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Thackprny in RnsfOn.

(From the Nineteenth Century,
/ remember hearing in Boston, from one
who was alive at the time, a queer story
of Mr.. Thackeray's visit to that town.
Mr. Thackeray brought from England
letter of introduction to an important gen
tleman in Beacon street. By him he was
most Hospitality entertained and passed
from dinner party to dinner party. But Mr..
Thackeray's interest i'll the capital of
New England did not end with Beacon
street dinner parties. He had heard some
thing of the eminent men of the town,
and at that moment happened to be par
ticularly interested in Theodore Parker.
He wished very much to hear this cee
brated Unitarian preacher. He mentioned
his desire TO his host. The Beacon street
gentleman seemed much surprised, but
without abatng any of his outward cour-
tesy, and making some valid excuse, took
him to Kings Chapel on Sunday morning,
instead of to Music Hall, where Parker
preached At Kings Chapel, the Beacon
street gentleman said, people of the best
society might always be found. Thack-
cray, it is needless to say. was a mild
hammered man, not fond of a struggle to
He saw that it was impossible for him
to get on Sunday to Music Hall. But during
the week he heard that Parker was to de
liver "A discourse at q funeI al of a rich
and public-spirited merchant. ThackeraJ
went alunr to the funeral, and was greatly
Interested and thrilled by the address
H. also saw many people who looked as
though they were more interesting than
any he had seen at the Beacon-street din
ncr parties He went home that afternoon
to dinner anu found that his host had in.
viteG To meet him several gentlemen Of the
best society, most of whom We're bores
Thackeray could not help telling about Par
kcr and the funeral, and confessing how
much he had bee nimpressedbyt the preacher
and the people. His host was visibly dis
tre;sed, and presently managed to whisper
in his ear. II beg OF you, Mr.. Thackeray,
to remember that Mr.. Parker does not be
long TO our best society," This was more
than the Englishman could stand and he
replied loud enough to be heard by at
least one Ut the table: Upon my word,
begin to wish I hadn't got into good So
ciety when ! came to Bostonr'
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SIMMONS HELD FOR TRIAL
Put Under $1,000 Bond for the
Grand Jury.
He Is Charged With Setting Fire ~
the Baltimore and Ohio Hotel.
Testimony of Employees

Charles g.. Simmons, who was arrested
by Detective Hartigan and charged with
the serious crime of arson In setting
fire TO the Baltimore and Ohio Hotel. )p-
pogite tie New Jersey avenue depot, la Il
night, was held in 81 900 bonds for the
grand jury by Judge Kimball today.
The principal witness against Simmons
was George Dutrow the bOOkkeeper at
the hotel, He testified that he saw Sim
mons ON the third floor ten minutes pre-
vious 10 the time when the fire was dis
covered. While he was upstairs he d.
tecetd tie smell Of smoke. With MARY
Martin he discovered th. blaze in the SER.
ants room Just opposite the place where
he had seen Simmons.
Detective Hartigan testified trat he
arrested Simmons, who was then under
the iEfluence of liquor. AT first he denied
that ae uah beer upstairs since O'Clock
in the afternoon. Later he cCntradicted
Sixth precinct station, he declareI he
was drunk and did not remember the
least thing about the occurrence Of last
night.
Miss Kate Schut eTberg testified that she
had discharged Simmons from her employ
a short time since.
Judge kimhall decided that the trsti-
mOny was strong enough 10 justify him IN
holdIbg Simmons for the grand jury.
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SEAL TREATY SIGNED.
Text of the Document Not to Be-
Made Public Now.

The convention entered into by the com
misSioners OF TIE United States. Russia and
Japan providing for the temporary sus-
pension Of pelagic sealing in the North Pa
cific Ocean and Behring Sea, was signed
today vt the state Department. For the
United States ex-Secretary OF state John
W Foster x-AssiStant Secretary of the
Treasury Charles A. Hamlin and Prof.
David :. Jordan. president OF Leland Stan
ford it,, University, California the seal
expect, sigued for Russia, GTegoiTe De
WoIlaut, charge d'affaiTes; p. BOtkine.
court Councillor and NJ. De Routkowsky,
financial expert; for Japan, Shire Fuiitd,
director pf agriculture and fisheries. and
K1kichi Uitsukuri, professor OF Zoology
I'm the Toxic University.
The conference between the representa-
tivcS Of the United states and Canada, to
grtter with Prof. Darcy Thompson. the
British seal expert, of Aberdeen Univer-
sity, viii begin Monda next.
The terms Of the treaty will not ne
gi-en out until Congress meets. The
treaty is necessarily regarded only
partial settlement of the question. There
are hopes however, that the agreement
Will become more largely international
IN character than at present. Tie State
Department is expecting here every day a
visit fIon Sir wnfred Laurier and other
representatives of the Canadian int aTeSts
in this relation.