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FUNERAL OF pDswisIs FAwcErr.
Long n Treasury EMpiUye, Lately Ap.
pointed Division Chief, ..,..--

Long n treasury EMpiOye, La ely Ap.
pointed DivirioA Chief, s.,,,r
The funeral of Edwin G.. Faweett whose
death occurred last Monday evening, was
held at his late residence 632 street
northeast. yesterday Afternoon. The serv-
ice was conducted by the Rev. DR.. Luccock
assisted by Drs. Chester and Bittinger.
Mr.. Fawcett was born April p, 1S47, in
Montgomery county Maryland. He came to
Washington in 1862, and had been in the
fourth auditors office about twenty-five
years. He had just been made chief of his
division when his earthly labors came to a
sudden close. He was a member of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, in which
also he had been long a faithful and eff
ficient officer.
At meeting of the employees of the office
Of the auditor for the Navy Department of
which Mr.. F. Ii. Morris was chairman and
Mrs. G. T. Limeburner was secretary, Mr.
Bowen paid the deceased a tribute, saying
in part: There is no man now in Washing
ton whom have known SO long; there Is
called my friend. Beneath his plain exteri.
or there was man of heroic proportions
Behind his unassuming manners there were
energy and strength. Yelled by his mod
esty were conscience and courage. Hidden
by his reticence and reserve was warm
and sympathetic heart. He was born ir
poverty and obscurity. He grew to man
hood without schooling, in region ruined
and distracted by war. Then, with the
burden of dependent relatives on his young
shoulders, he wrought by day and studied
by night, until few would have guessed
from his work and conversation that his ed.
ucational advantages had not been of the
best. He was appointed q messenger In
this office. and passed through all the
grades, until his services were crowned by
his promotion to chief of division. At every
stage of his progress his work was char.
acterized by accuracy and thoroughness
Whatever was required Of him he developed
the power to do He was never pressed to
the limit of his capacities. Political
changes have given us a succession of au-
ditors, but his abilities have impressed
them all alike. and his loyalty and honesty
have won their lasting friendship. We lit
tie thought that, as we held his hand in oul
congratulatory clasp. the invisible reaper
had already clasped his other hand to
draw him from our fellowship forever II
matters not that his triumph was brief, the
measure of his success was full. The les.
son Of his life was complete"
At the same meeting resolutions were
adopted expressing for his sorrowing widow
and children heartfelt sympathy.
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A Bright Pen0bscOt Indian Girl.
From the Lewiston (Me.) Journal.

Lucy Nicolar. daughter Of the late Joseph
Nicoiar of the Penobscot tribe. Is an ac-
complished bicycle rider. She is just COM
ing into her teens. and Is a young miss OF
marked beauty, and wherever she goes
with baskets or Indian exhibits many q
young American who looks upon the In
dian maiden feels that the land of the Pc
nobscots must be 1.-The land of handsome
women" Just now Lucy is receiving pri-
vate instructions that she may enter the
Oidtown High School. Her instructor tells
me that she Is bright in her studies and
that mathematics is her forte. Lucy Is per-
haps the most proficient piano player on
the island, being the owner of an instru-
ment She also sings pleasingly. But the
skill of the tribe is not forgotten by this
young member, for she can make baskets
etc. as well as some Of the older ones. The
mother of Lucy Is one of the f1nest-look-
ing members of the tribe. woman re-
spected by all who know her.
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mas In this beautiful land; to see Hawaii
ans, Chinese, Japanese and Portuguese tax
ing part In our greatest festival. We look
up at the sky. which is almost as blue
as II it were daylight instead of moon
light; the thought comes to us that tonight
He looks down on the world and recog-
nizes but one race.
And the name given it is Children.
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The Iceland pony begins work at six OF
seven years-hard work. that il to say. He
is early apprenticed to his trade by follow.
Ing his mother at her avocations, and when
he il footsore. Is strapped upon her back
He works well up to twenty years and over
and often remains fairly sound to q ripe
old age. He feeds on the fat OF the land in
the summer. ard in winter. II his owner ID
poor. must live on his wits and his stored
condition. Farmers who are fairly well on
keep their animals during winter and feed
Of the ponies have q hard nme Of Ct. .The
Icelanders, however, keep their steeds q
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VIZ %Sat Is B BUY!
The Following is to Table of Contents of
THE EVENING STAR ALMANAC
AND HANDBOOK FOR 1903.

Agricultural. Department Of
Art Institutions
Assessors. Board Of
Assessments.
Audubon Society.
Banks.
Banking Resources.
Base Ball Record.
Bar Association.
Board Of Trade.
Boiler Inspector.
Buildings, Inspector Of
Building Operations.
Charities, Superintendent Of
Charities and Reformatories.
Children's Guardians, Board Of
Church Directory.
Civil Service Commission.
Colleges.
Cord Wood Inspectors.
Coroner.
Court of Claims.
Debt Of the District.
Diplomatic Corps.
Disbursements of the D. c.
Distances on the Potomac.
District Commissioners.
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Justice s.llivaa eaalfaes.

A dispatch from Lincoln. Nebt, yesterday
says: Judge John J. adllivan today took
the oath of once a. associate Justice Of the
supreme court. It IL the first lime In the
history OF the Nebraska supreme court
when Q member Of that tribunal Il other
than . republican In politics. Judge SulH-
van Is democrat, and WAS elected BY Z
fusion Of democrats ana populists. He sue
ceeds Chief Justice A. H. Hoet.
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From the Chicago News.
Lawyer-"And you want to have your
viii changed 30 that the money you leavs
to your son shall be held In trust for him.
Ell? What makes you want to do that?
Has the boy shown IN inclination to be
wild:''
Old Billyur.@ mo: he's studying art. and
they tell ms - has lots OF talent In that
direction.
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Agriculture, Statistics OF
Agriculture vs.. Manufactures.
Alabama Election Returns.
Alaska, Its Boundary and Gold Fields
Alaska. Map of
Alaskan Boundary Dispute.
Alger, Russell A.. Sketch Of
Alien Ownership OF land.
Allen. Hiram n. Sketch Of
Alliance, The Farmers.
American History.
American Party, The
Andrea Balloon Expedition.
Angel, Jnmes B.. Sketch OF
Animals on Farms.
Appeals, United States Court OF
Arbitration Treaty.
Arbitration with Great Britain.
Arbitrat ton. The Presidents Message
Area Of the States.
Arizona Election Returns.
Arkansas Election Returns.
Army, The United States
Army. The Active List
Army, Disposition Of
Army, Retired List
Army, Strength of the
Army, Numbers and Stations Of Regi
ments
Attorneys. United States District
. Bank Statistics, National
Banks, Savings
Baptist Denomina ton.
Beet Sugar Produced In the United
States.
Beet Sugar Produced in Europe.
Bimetallism. International.
Bliss. Cornelius N, Sketch Of
Boundary Disp::.c, ALASKA
Bridges, The Longest
Bryan, Charles Page, Sketch Of
Buck, Alfred f. Sketch Of
Bullion. Exports and Imports. 1885
1897
Business Failures.
ButterwOrth, Benjamin, Sketch Of
Calendar.
Calendar, Perpetual
California. Election Returns
Capitals, State
Capitals, Territorial
Carrying Trade, Foreign
Central American Affairs.
Chronology of Steamboating.
Church, Baptist
Church Days.
Church, Congregational
Church, Presbyterian.
r,,.,n.1, EnfScnnoI
Church, Protestant Episcopal.
Church, Roman Catholic.
Church Statistics.
Churches, Communicates Of
Churches, Ministers Of
Cincinnati. Society Of
Civil Service, Extension Of
Claims, Pension.
Clayton, Powell, Sketch Of
Clay, Alex. s., Sketch Of
Climatology Of the United States.
Coal Miners Strike Of 1897.
Coal Product of United States.
Conger, Edwin H., Sketch Of
Coins, Value Of Foreign.
Colonial Wars, Society Of
Color and Sound.
Colorado Election Returns.
Commercial Navies Of the World.
Congress, LIvth, Second Session.
Congress, LVth, Extra Session.
Congress, LVth.
Congress, Officers Of.
Congregational Church, The
Coniferous Products.
Connecticut Election Returns.
Consular Service, The
Consuls Generals, Consuls and Con
sular Agents.
Convicts and Convict Labor.
Corbett, Henry W., Sketch Of
Corn for Fuel.
Corn. Production Of
Cotton, Worlds Supply and Distrl
button.
Cotton, Worlds Consumption of
Cotton, Production Of
Cotton Manufacturing in the Unit..t
States.
Cotton Goods Exports.
Cotton, Price Of, by Months.
Cotton Mills of the South.
Countries. Exports by.
Courts, United States.
Countries, Imports by
Crete, Turkey and Greece.
Crimean War.
Crops, Farm.
Cuba, Our Relations With
Currency, The
C. lies Of Time.
Days Of the Week. Meaning Of
Death Penalty. Limiting The.
Death Roll. Domestic.
Death Rate, White and Colored.
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GENERAL SUBJECTS.

Death Roll, 1897.
Deboe, William j., Sketch Of
Debt, Public.
Debts. National.
Deep Waterways.
Delaware Election Returns.
Dingley and Wilson Bills Compared.
Diplomatic Service.
Dudley. J. b.. Sketch Of
Duels. Memorable
Draper William F., Sketch Of
Eastern Question.
Eclipses.
Education, Statistics of
Electoral Vote Of 1896.
Election Returns by States.
Ember Days.
Episcopal Church. Protestant.
Executive Department, National Cow
eminent.
Expenditures of the Government.
Exports and Imports. 1S35-1S97.
Exports of Gold.
Exports of Merchandise.
Exports Of Silver.
Exports. summary OF
Facts. Interesting.
Failures, Business.
Fairbanks. C. W., Sketch of
Farm Animals.
Farm Crops.
Farm Lands. Unimproved.
Farmers Organizations.
Fast Run, A.
Finance, State Platforms on
Fires on Public Lands.
Flags of officials, Special.
Florida Election Returns.
Foreign Carrying Trade.
Foreign Coins. Value of
Foreign Governments.
Foreign Immigration.
Foreign Legations in United States.
Foreign Wars, Society OF
Foreign Trade.
French, W. r., Sketch Of
Gage. Lyman j., Sketch Of
Gary. James A. Sketch Of
Gas. Illuminating.
Georgia Election Returns.
Goblin, John p. s., Sketch of
Gold and Silver. Exports and I'm.
ports, 1S35-1S97.
Gold Exports
Gold Imports.
Gold Nuggets. Great.
Government Expenditures.
Government Receipts.
Grand Army. The
Grants to Railroads.
Greater New York Statistics.
Great Britain and Venezuela.
Greece. Turkey and Crete.
Greenbacks. Redemption of
Grenad6s. Hand.
Hand Grenados.
llama, NJ. A, Sketch of
Hardy, A. s., Sketch of
Harris, William A., Sketch Of.
Hart, G. b., Sketch of
Hawaii, The Annexation OF
Hay, John. Sketch Of
Heitheld. Henry. Sketch of
History, American.
Hitchcock, Ethan Allen, Sketch of
Holidays. Legal.
Ice Data Relative to Navigation.
Idaho Election Returns.
Illinois Election Returns.
Illuminating Gas.
Immigrants, Destination of, 1897.
Immigration, Foreign.
Important Legislation.
Imports and Exports, 1885 to 1897.
Imports Of Gold.
Imports Of Merchandise.
Imports OF Silver.
Imports, Summary of
InauguratiOns Of Presidents.
Indians, Sale of Liquor to
Indian Schools, Sectarian.
Indian Schools.
Indiana Election Returns.
Inland Navigation, United States.
Interest, Rate Of
Interesting Facts.
Interior Department.
international Arbitration.
International Bimetallism.
Iowa Election Returns.
Judges Of the United States District
Courts.
Judicial.
Justice Department.
Kansas Election Returns.
Kentucky Election Returns.
KeRney, r. R., Sketch Of.
Kerosene In Japan.
Klondyke Geld Region.
Land, Alien Ownership Of
Lands, Vacant Public.
Lake Marine, The
Legal Holidays.
Legisl Ition. Important.
Leishman, j. G., Sketch Of
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Literature. Obscene.
Locomotives, Life and Value Of
Logs Imported from Canada.
Long. John D.. Sketch OF
Loomis. Frank r.. Sketch of
Louisiana Election Returns.
Loyal Legion.
Luminous Paint.
Maine Election Returns.
Malt Liquors. Sales Of
Mallory. Stephen H.. Sketch OF
Manufactures VS.. Agriculture.
Maryland Election Returns.
Marshsls of the United States.
Mason. William E.. Sketch Of
Massachusetts Election Returns.
McKenna, Joseph B., Sketch of
Men IF the Year.
Merchandise. Exports of
Merchandise, Imports of
Merchandise, Exports and Imports,
1S3J-iS9
and Exports
Merry. William L., Sketch of
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Metric System.
Michigan Election Returns.
Military Societies.
States
Minnesota Election Returns.
Mississippi River Commission.
Mississippi Election Returns.
Missouri Election Returns
Monetary Commission.
Moons Phases
Montana Election Returns.
Mortgage Debt Per Capita by States.
Mortgage Debt, Rate of Interest on
Mountain Observatories. Heights Of
National Bank Statistics.
National Debts.
National Government.
Naval Stations.
Navies Of the World. Commercial
Navigation, Ice Data Relative to
Navigation, Inland, United States.
Navy, Active List
Navy Department.
Navy, Retired List
Navy, Ships OF the
Navy. The United States
Nebraska Election Returns.
Nevada Election Returns.
New Hampshire Election Returns.
New Jersey Election Returns.
New Mexico Election Returns.
New York Election Returns.
Newell, Sanford, Sketch OF
Nicaraguan Canal.
North Carolina Election Returns.
North Dakota Election Returns.
Oats, Production of
Qbservatories, Heights Of Mountains.
Official Flags.
Ohio Election Returns.
Oklahoma Election Returns.
Oregon Election Returns.
Paris Exposition.
Pennsylvania Election Returns.
Penrose. Boies, Sketch of
Pension Statistics.
Pensions, Revolutionary
Pensions, War of 1912.
Petroleum Lands. Patenting
Pettus, f. W., sketch OF
Platt, T. c., Sketch ~
Political Movements.
Popular Vote, Tie
Popular Vote, 1S2f-1S36.
Population Of the United States.
Porter, Horace, Sketch OF
Postal Dates.
Post Office Department.
Powell, w. F., Sketch Of
Presbyterian Church.
Presidential Inaugurations.
Presidents Message, The
President, Popular Vote for
Prison Work, Systems Of
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Public Debt, The
Public Lands, Vacant.
Pump, The Worlds Biggest
Qualifications for Suffrage.
Quarantine Reforms.
Railroads, Grants to
Railroads Of the World.
Railways, Comparative Speed Of
Trains.
Railway Disbursements.
Railway Mileage OF the World.
Railway Statistics.
Rawlins, ]. L., Sketch Of
Ready Reference Calendar.
Receipts OF the Government.
Regiments, Stations Of
Religions, DIS ~
Republics, The Smallest ri
Republicans. The SILVER ~
Rhode Island ElsSiisa Returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-07
LOCAL SUBJECTS.

Library Of Congress.
Licenses.
Lumber Inspectors.
Money Order Rates.
National Guard.
National Museum.
Navy Department.
Official Directory.
Parks.
Parking Commission.
Parks. History of
Personal Property Tax.
Pharmacy, Commissioners ot
Physicians to the Poor.
Places of Interest.
Police Court.
Police Force.
Population.
Post Once.
Post Office Department.
Property Clerk.
Property Exempt from Ta&atfon.
Public Buildings and Grounds
Rainfall.
Recorder Of Deeds.
Reform School. Boys
Reform School, Girls
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well as their means allow, and treat them
altogether in q brotheriy fashion, and the
s. p. c. A. would seldom find scope for its
activity except. possibly. In the improve
nsent Of biting and gearing. Taking 1t an
around. the Iceland pony II certainly not
less happy-very often Tar happier-than
his big brothers IN the south; ana his en-
durance. placidity and docility make him q
favorfte In other lands besides his own,
while fitting him for his home duties in q
manner which could not be surpassed, apd
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Sampson. Archibald J.. sketch Of
Schools. Indian.
Schools, White and Colorcd.
Seasons
Senate. United States.
Sewall. Harold NJ. sketch Of
Sherman. John. Sketch Of
shipping, Tonnage Entered and
Cleared
ship Propulsion.
sheep and Swine on Farms and
Ranches.
Silver and G,ld. Imports sDd Ex
ports, ls25-isg1.
Silver. Experts nf
silver. Imports of
Silver Republicans. The
Smallest Republics
SIN Ike Abatement Ordinances
Sons Of the American Revolution,
Sons of the Revolution.
Sons Of Veterans.
Sound and Color.
South Carolina Flee; lon Returns.
South Dakota Election Returns.
Spain. Our Relations With
Sporting Records
Sp"oprr John e.. Sketch ~
Standard Time
Stars, Morning an, Evening.
State Department.
State Pensions 10 Confederate Vet
eTnns.
State Platforms on Finance.
State Platforms on the Tariff.
State Platforms ON Miscellaneous
Subjects.
States, Admission Of
States. Area Of
States. Capitals Of
States. Electoral Vote Of
States, Governors Of
States. Population Of
States. Settlement of
Statistics, Agriculture.
Statistics. Commerce.
Statistics Of the Churches.
Statistics. Cotton.
Statistics. Financial
Statistics Of Greater New York.
Statistics, National Bank.
Statistics of Education.
Statistics Of Street Railways.
Statute nf Limitations.
Steanboating. Chronology Of
Storer. Bellsmy. Sketch OF
Street Railways. Statistics Of
Sugar aLd Molasscs, Product and
Consumption.
Sugar Impcrtations.
Sugar. Per Capita Consumption Of
Sugar. Rect. Produced In Europe.
Sugar Crop. The Worlds
Suffrage, Qualiii' ations for
Sugar, Beet. Produced in the United
States.
Supreme Court. The United States
Swenson. F.. b.. Sketch Of
Swine and Sheep on Farms and
Ranches.
Tariff Bill, How 1t Passed.
Tariff - Wilson and Dingley Bills
Compared.
Tariffs Of 1894 and 1897 Compared
Tariff, The State Platforms IN
Tea Bill, Impure
Tennessee Election Returns.
Territories. Area Of
Territories, Capitals Of
Territories. Governors Of
Territories, Population OF
Texas Election Returns.
Timber Supply. White Pine
Tobacco, Production, etc.
Torpedo Boat Turbinia.
Tower. Charlemagne. Sketch Of
Townsend, L., Sketch Of
Trans Mississippi Exposition.
Travellers. Legal Hints for
Treasury Department.
Turkey. Greece and Crete.
Turner, George, Sketch of
United States Consular Service.
United States Courts.
United States Diplomatic Service.
United States District Attorneys.
United States Marshsls.
Utah Election Returns.
Venezuela and Great Britain.
Vermont Election Returns.
Virginia Election Returns.
War Department,
Washington Election Returns.
Waterways, Deep
Weights and Measures. United States
West Virginia Election Returns.
Wheat and Corn. Visible Supply.
Wheat Statistics.
Wheat, Production Of
Wilson and Dingley Bills Compared.
Wilson, H. L., Sketch Of
Wisconsin Election Returns.
weodford. Stewart L.. Sketch Of
World, Wheat Crop Of
Wyoming Election Returns.
Years, Ancient and Modern
Young, John R., Sketch Of
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Wickwire-.I IKE rimmins stories. He
has such Q hight touch
6immins-"Yes, that's one thing In Tim
mins' favor. He rarely strikes one for
more than two or three dollars."-Indiaa-
apolD Journal
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District Government.
District, Relations of. to United
States.
District Rulers, Past and Present.
District Taxation and the Organic
Act Of 1873.
Druggists to the Poor.
Duties of District Commissioners.
Engineer Commissioner Assistants.
Executive Mansion.
Expenditures.
Fire Department.
Flour Commissioners
Food and Fish Inspectors.
Game and Fish Association.
Hack Rates.
Harbor.
Health Department.
History of Washington City.
Industrial Home School.
Interior Department.
Jail.
Judiciary Of the District.
Jury Service.
Justice. Department Of
Justices of the Peace.
Labor Bureau.
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Register of Wills.
Rock Greek Park.
Sanitary Districts.
Schools.
Seslcr OF Weights and Measures.
Secretary 10 Commissioners.
Smithsonian Institution.
Sources Of District Revenues.
State Department.
Street Directory.
Suburban Drives.
Surveyor Of The District.
Temperature.
Theaters.
Treasury Department.
Trust Companies.
Universities.
u. =. District Attorney.
u. :. Marshal.
u. :. supreme Court.
Vital Statistics.
War department.
Washington Asylum.
Wster Depa rtmcnt.
Water Supply.
geological Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
"OLD COLONIAL DAYS"
PROFESSOR TITUS SHOWS AUTOGRAPH LET
TIERS AND SERMONS OF FAMOUS MEN.

New-England women listened yesterday after
noon to lecture or "Old Colonial Days' by Pro-
fessor Arson Titus 81 Tufts College. Massachu-
sets The meeting was held IN the Red Room at
Delrnonico's Fifth-ave. and Forty-fourth-st
In beginning the speaker alluded the phases
OF social he peculiar TO the various colonies. and
how each reflected the habits and customs OF the
old countries from which the settlers came. He
said that the cavalier spirit which dominated the
settlers OF Virginia still be traced IN the some
what romantic ard aristoCratic notions Of the
= F. VS. Of to-day. The Puritans exemplihed III
their lives tho rigid dogmas OF a severe religious
faith and New-York to-day preserves the names
and many traditions % It's Dutch settlers
Tho professor had with him several reprint copies
Of The Sev--England Primer" OF the edition OF
IN: only fragment remains Of the early edition
Of 1891 This remarkable book was said 10 be
..cem4rted IN the life and literature OF the Sew
England people" Perhaps the pleasantest thineS
Watts and the simple prayer no" lay ne ao~ vi
~ SOON " which John Adams IS said 70 nave re-
heated every night OF his Ions lie. , j.,
Affer tho lecture several interesting cuiIos ~
,,antscr, vi were shown. including an alicgrap n
s.-non by Cotton Mather. pfeachea IN LIZ 40
ona deilyered In Boston by the Rev Peter Ihatcn
80 d',reThv shown was sermon written by thv tt..
,s = ,ilev OF WatertOWn. Mass. In which loIt
words were clearly lesihe IN space tnS ~ 80 ~
or ordinary postal card. Autosraph letters IRON
a. Iln.ban dickinson. first president OF princeton
CoIlsse: Aaron Burr sr.. and Jonathan Ed"d ti
together with the first catalogue OF PUB o1 ,1
auction held In Boston, IN I'-o' were a''o"e ~
ancient treasures shown ,. o,.-,oa
NJ Jocelyn Horne was the soloist. Accompanies
by August ADAMS Amqns c 6nf Mi
go % Greenwich Conn. Miss Sanforl. Mss
Frapric Miss E II Harness Miss J. Dikema1. Ms Ms:
r Tracy. Miss Hendrick. Miss DAhieis ana Ai'SS
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