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Tide Table.
Today-Low tide. 81 Il. m. and 2:03 p
m; high tide, 7:23 a. m. and 7:5S p. m
Condition of the Nafer

Temperature and condition of the water
at a. m: Great Falls-Temperature
So: condition D. Receiving Reservoir
Temperature. IS: condition a. north con-
nection 4; condition at south connection
9. Distributing ReservOir-Temperature
81: condition at infiuent gatehouse, &C.;
affi,raDt
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DIED.

NIXON-On Wednesday April %. 1S9S. at SIS
q m. HELM N. NIXON. beloved wife Of Capt.
A II. Nixon. Of Illinois. N the fifty first year ot
her age.
Funeral from her late residence. 1fl5 PARK ST..
Mt. Pleasant. Thursday. April n, lssS. al $50
p. m. intsrment az Rock Creek Cemetery.
Friends invited to attend. ap20-2t-Cm
FOXWELI4-On Wednesday. April 20. 1sgs st
S.4j a. m. col. g. j. L. POWELL, at MS resi-
dence. No. 7Ot q St. NV.
Notice Of funeral hereafter 1t-cm
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Money to Loan on

MONEY TO LOAN-Have you money to loanl
Can place 81. 900 first trust per cent on
valuable Land. land is the only safe investment.
now. SECURITY. this Office. apl6-7t
wANTED-A loan OF s75 for three months on
life insurance policies. Address GOOD IN
VESTMENT, this office. Item
MONEY 20 LOAN at the lowess -1res Of interest.
improved and unimproyed property N ths
District OF Columbia; no delay beyond exam
It NV fe3d
MONEY to loan on real estate: $50 and small
sums. per cent: 500 and larger sums. psr
cent; s, 500 and larger sums Z aud AZ per
cent. all transactions conducted with ecan1uiical
consideration Tor borrowers. WM. II. SAUNDERS
CO, li0a ST. NV dpE-tf
LOANS Of $40 and upward made on furniture,
pianos. horses, wagons, etc. at lowest rates and
the day you apply. II can be returned in io-
ttalmeBts which reduces the cost Of earTyins It
Loans aisc made the building and lean asso-
Ciation plan Call and get rates, frcat .oom. lst
floor. NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 62j
y st NV. ia3l-tEsD
LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC.
without publicity removal. and the day you
ask for il. We have az equitable payment plan
which greatly reduces the cost Of carrying the
loan. and will give you a years time Il you
want it to pay the same, Business strictly CONF
Dental. Please call and convince yoursel. thA:
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
te2-t. SO = St NV
MONEY LOANED on Household furniture. pianos
etc, without removal: business confidential
z. b. MCGOWAN, Room 19 1919 st. app I'm
LOANS made on approved collateral. such az life
policies. stocks. bonds. building ASSOCIATIONS
YERKES BAKER. lllo ST. Take elevator.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-A meeting OF the
stockholders of the Washington Safe
Deposit Company will be held May g.
1898 to elect directors for the ensuing
year.
SAM CROSS.
ap20-24tem Secretary
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UNDERTAkERS.

=. VILLA M LEE.
UNDERT AKER
SS2 Pa. Ave y W.
Ffrst-cIaSs service. Phone. 1885
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New Jersey Regiment Organized.
Third Infnntrr Pnrse. Chicago.

Chicago. April 2a--The Third Infantry
L. s A. commanded Sy Col Page. pass
ed through Chicago before daylight. en-
route from Fort Smelling to Mobile. There
were 4S4 enlisted men. - officers and
teamsters on the train which was deco
rated with flags and bunting
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CroWning
Virtues
OF Men-Strensth, vigor, Brains.
OF Women Besuiy, Wit, Motherhood.
Health the Foundation Of All.
DR.. CLEMENS,
WII,xJt- Hote1
Adj. WiIIard's Hotel,

Points 60 The only way 10 success, social or busi-
ness The man or woman suffering from Nervous
hess. Insomnia. lrriiahilits. Mental DepTession.
Despondency. Dyspepsia, Worry, overwork, Or
ganic Weakness Barrenness Impairment OF Sex
usl Powers. Self-disirust. Defective Memory,
Headaches, and the many diseases peculiar 10
men aud women. canot hope 10 make the best
of their natural gifts Of mind and body. Skilled
treatment viii these and remove many
physical defects such Pimpes, Blotches and
other bemishes.
Charges Fioderate, Medicine Included.
Daily Office Hours-l0 a. m. 10 p. IN. Monday,
"Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday, 10 p. in
Sunday. 10 to l. IN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-POlicies Of Life IN
surance bought for investment Money
loaned on the same as collateral
Applications for insurance on rejected
lives up to 500 entertained.
HADDAWAY & DOUGLAS.
ap17-tf 5l9 Fourteenth Street.
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Men to Mnn the ResoIute.

Trenton. n. j., April 2o-Capt. Crownin-
shield. chief of the Bureau of NaYiga-
tion. has re-assigned the 80 men detailed
from the New Jersey Battalion OF the
West Naval Reserves. from the Nenezue-
In 40 the Resolute. The detail of officers
a nd mon will be announced later.
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Regiments.

New York. April ga conference was
held at the residence of President Haf-
fen Of the Borough of Bronx. last night
between President Haffen and Capt.
Frank W. Bower. of the Sons Of Neter-
ans IL was decided to raise five regi-
ments for war with Spain. President
Haffen already has regiment and SO
has capt. Bower. IL has been determined
10 raise three more and have them ready
- In. call Of The tfnNernment.
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BRICK BRICKt BRICK
If you want brick and want TO save
money. call on US: see samples and get
prices before you buy. WASHINGTON
BRICK AND TERRA GOTTA co. sw.
cor. 10Th and f NV ap12-1m-em
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l were Hungarian What would
be my colonial ideas if / were a
German?,, And / think that in our
modern world this manner of form
ing ones Judgment is the only one
which affords any chance of arriving
at the truth and consequently of
doing any good.-From an article
by Baron Pierre de Coubertin, in
american Monthly Reriew Of Re
riers for April.
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creatures whom Montexuma ruled
were exceedingly progressive. But
their works and plans and gricul-
tural gains were scattered to the
winds by their blood-thirsty cone
querors, and to this day the spirit
less Peon seems sunken beyond al
hope of revival. Thus everywhere,
at home, abroad, Spain has prepare,
the way for her own undoing.
THE GRADEE SPIRIT: For
centuries after the destruction of the
Roman Empire by the Gauls and
Vandals, the human intellect was
practically benumbed. A pail OF
darkness was over all; the mobiles
were almost as unlearned as their
serfs and the serfs were utterly
hopeless. Aspiration lay like a
giant chilled by t!ecold. But since
that time stimulation of thought has
caused the great heart of the world
to throb with increasing power until
the feeling of Il common humanity
thrills in some degree even those
most separated by birth and wealth.
But against the tendency OF the
people to think and act, hope and
accomplish, the proud and stubborn
spirit of Spanish Grandeeism has
stood ont rcsolutely. The rising
tide Of human aspiration cannot be
withstocd. lfa government, even
though hoar with age or crusted
with heroic deeds, try 10 turna deaf
ear to the cry Of the poor for life
and liberty, foe education and for
hope, the cry will not die out but Its
pleading tone will he turned into
the fierce and iatcfuI growl Of Il
cornercd beast. Thus has it been
with Spain. Far more organized
than NihiIism in Russia, is Auarch-
ism in Spain. The nation is honey
combod with Iawlcss sentiments.
The men in power are under thc
hopeless necessity Of guarding
against the home population as if it
worn am iD,,nlin,, nru,y Y, ,tlt,r
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AGRICULTURAL UNPRO-

AGRICULTURAL UNPRO-
GRESSlNENESS About the be-
ginning Of the 10th century Spain,
possessed OF areligious fury adroitly
mingled with greed, expelled the
Jews and Moors and confscated their
property. ltthus inflicted as severe
a national injury to itself as France
did later when it drove out the HUI
guenots; for it stripped itself of its
best farmers and mechanics. In
1909, | believe, it gave agriculture
further fatal blow by ycxpelling the
Christianized Moors. As a conse-
quence the very basis of national
prosperity is remarkably undevelop-
ed in Spain. The crudest imple-
ments are still in use, and great re-
gions that the Moors had rendered
productive, fell back to wilderness.
Similar short-sightedness character
lied her abroad. When Pizarro
landed in Peru, the strip of land
fifty and more miles wide, stretching
from the ocean front to the foot
hills OF the Andes, supported apros-
porous population of many hun
dreds of thousands. The patient
Peruvians had, by vast irrigation
works, made this sandy desert bios
som like the rose. In some cases
they had constructed aqueducts
hundreds of miles long, and even
pierced mountains in order that this
region might be watcred. The desert
is once more triumphant. The con-
9uerors seeking and esteeming those
things only that. could be gained by
the sword, neglected the real essen
tials of prosperity, and to this day
the evil results are felt. Mexico
was similar victim. The strange
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Thursday, April Z, 1885.
C0sm9l0.ftan Ldc and intelaali0na
Frjcad.incSG.


FEcadincS9.
In order to understand 4 couutr,
it is not enough to see it live; il
present state mist be compared will
its recent past. \ nation is ~,
eternal invalid; t},cre is not on,
which is not i'll, which has not SON,
ulcer Of more or less dangcrou,
nature. But that which it is mo-l
important ofalI to know is, what il
The course orits maIady. One mus
decide whether the diseased mclinco
to increase or whether, on the con
trary, it is on the way to a cure.
Do not hope to know this until You
yourself have compared yesterday
and today. For this history is III
dispcnsiblc, and especially the po-
litical History of the prcscntccn
In my opinion itlsalmost impossible
to understand Il modern country ii
one is not acquainted with itspoliti-
cal history for a period OF the past
eighty years and | would Ike to
say that it is regrcttablc that one
should visit a country before he ha.
made such Il study. The English
are sometimes great travellers and
sometimes very sedentary. | hav,
known some who were admirably
well acquainted with France, ano
that almost without having seen it,
an! Others who had Travelled it re-
peatedly and knew almost nothing
ABOUT it. The former were not al
ways intellectually superior to the
latter, but they had acquired the
habit when they read their news
papers of never passing over any
thing which concerned France with
out pausing, without meditating up
on it, and especially without finding
out what the French themselves
thought about it. This istheproper
manner of Judging things. One
cannot understand, for example, the
movement which is about to trust
Norway out Of her union with Swe-
den if he does not study this move
ment from its origin andif heknows
nothing OF the phases through which
it has passed since the Swedish
Norwegian kingdom was constituted.
For my part, ! have searched the
point where l always try to get out
side of myself, in way, when !
have tojudge an international ques-
ton, / say to myself: "What would
think about Cecil Rhodesif ] were
an Englishman? What would be my
opinion on India ifI were a Russian?
What would / desire in the East if
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Inspired by Cuba's Need

Innocent blood from Cuba cries,
Until it's heard beyond the skies.
Wake up, ye sons Of American soil,
Make every drop Of blood to boil.
Rise up, ye sons OF the brave,
To liberate the Cuban slave.
Strike. strike with all your might,
And wipe the Spanish out OF sight.
Such cruelty In Cuba's land,
We can no longer stand
To arms and let all nations learn
That Uucle Sam is very stern.
w. II. X.
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In Carpets, Rugs and Oil
cloths

we hove all the newest patterns and
choice colorings. The latest de-
signs are beautiful and at about q
quarter off from former prices.
Good Ingram Carpet. only 2hc.
Good Home made Carpet, 25c.
S-4 Floor Oilcloth, SOC. per yd.
IA Table Oilcloth. l4c. per yd.
"a Table Oilcloth. l2c. per yd.
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CLOTHING.

Mems Navy Blue Beaver Oyercoats
only $3.50; Mems Heavy Storm
Oyercoats only S40O. Also Mems
and Boys Heavy suits, they must
20 ut aud below cost.
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OLOAI{S.

Ladies' Cloaks, Capes aud Wraps
must be sold at cost and below.
Don't lniss the Bargains on Ladies
aud Children's Clunks aud Capes.
They must be sold as wo don't carry
any over Season.
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for Il moment the present conflict IN
Cuba, the evidences OF certain ma
tlona! doom can easily be read.
**
To render the tbouoht more de-
finite | will make three groups OF
weaknesses, any one of which will
oc fatal to Il nation in the long run.
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h Pitts .Gl1a fClG3ring-
Out Sale at
FIJI. maurer's,
NEW BERLIN PA.

We have Just finished taking our
Stock and find we viii be needing
more room for New Spring Goods.
We prefer making Quick Step
prices 10 many Of our winter goods
than carry them over till next sea-
sUn
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National Doom.
Thoughts about Spain.
BY MEMO. "

BY MEMO"
tCopyrls hted by DAVE & Tabor.l
The demon that has been steadily
and relentlessly forcing Spain to-
ward its final national plunge, is pre-
pairing to close the compact, wherein
Spain as nation four centuries ago
chose wealth rather than wisdom,
and pride rather than progress.
Even leaving out Of consideration
for Il moment the present conflict in
Cuba, the evidences of certain ma
tional doom can easily be read.
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TO reader the thought more de-
Unite | will make three groups OF
weaknesses, any one of which will
oc fatal to Il nation in the long run.
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Roots. Ghl22 Gni RIhlRI2.

We have everything in Footware.
4 few OF the fall and winter styles
are still hcre-hll sizes. They will
lie sold for about one half their val
We. They are full 90 rer cent. less
than las, year. Mems Gum Boots
only S2.25; Ladies' Rubbers from
iS'. go 4Jc. Our shoes must bo re
,r ced to makcroom for. the incom-
iag spring stock No is your time
TO make Bargains in Shoes.
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Fallen the pride of Arngon,
The lordly might of high Castillo
Mark how the closing shadows steal
Where erst the sun Of empire shonc!
As some ctrong seed unthInking spent
In costly vase or fragile jar,
rs sturdy roots demonstrating far
Burst outwards, seeking nourshmcnt
So when u new world had It's birtn,
The swelling seed OF wide domain
Fell on the barren soil of Spain.
1t wthcred there for lack OF earth.
Thus many dawning lives We see,
Closing too soon in dark despair
Too narrow. soued TO rightly bear
Full-grown responsibility.
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Much more might be written, but
"hy multiply words? Spain is be-
ing hurried to her doom by the
binding forces within her. Her
brutality in peace and in war make
her unworthy OF kingship with the
sisterhood OF progressive peoples.
She is Il survival Of bloody times
that have for many nations long ago
passed away. 1t will indeed be Il
strange historic parallel, if the
Anglo-SaXon race that first curbcd
her career in the western Yorld,
should also be the one to finally cX-
pei her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29
'DUEL BETWEEN SPIDERS
Two Of Inc Insects Engage IN a Real Deadly
Combat
ALL THE REGULATIONS ARE OBSERVED,


For many years. part Of an ancient
ntorehousc in q quaint old village where
spent week or two this summer has
been In dlsusc." said n New Yorker.
"and generation after generation Of
spiders have spun their webs and
Matched and bred their young In It's
hooks ana corners. Spiders of many
kinds. with ~ many dinerent archie
tcctural plans for thlr gossamer DWELL
lnFpiaccs mako their homea on the cas-
Ing and aashos and panca OF the grimy
windows, and fcstoon them from the
dusty beams and rnftcrs. There are
suid0rs with hls oval bodies and legs
an Inch lorg. There are spiders scarce
~ bigger than mustard seed, busy as
bees. dartlnH up.and down and here and
there on invisihie supports. like meats
dancing In sunbeam. There arc spid-
era with bodies rs round az a cherry
and almost % big. Brown spiders.
black spiders. grey spiders fcHtoun with
their webs that unused corner Of The old
storehousc. and wax FAT on me fllcs and
bugs that seek the dangerous ssciuslon
OF that dusty and muaty noon.
THE pancn Of one particular VIM
dow In this unused apartment are the
small squares u the old days. One 81
the hin ovai-Dodied, gfaylrh. brown
spiders had his web spread over the en-
tire surface Of one pane OF giasa and
over all but one small corner n another.
Ia that corner a plump black spider,
not morn than ono-aunrtcr the size ~
the other. had his modest but effective
trap one day the big spider seemed
Ia have made up his mind that he need
"a more room for his web. and he cooily
began preparations 20 extend u over TO
the corner ocsrried by hts unoatenta-
tious and cuntentsd ncirhbor He ran
out a cable that passed across one edge
Of the black SPIDERS web and fastened
II 10 the sash dividing that pane from
the next one. This cable was quickly
followed By the stretching OF n second
one. andi third one was strung before
the little black spider woke 10 what was
going on. Thcn he came gliding out 81
his quiet corner and save the hig
spiders audaclons work quick lnspoc-
ton. That having evidently satisfied
him NJ TO what the Intention 81 the
trcspaFscr was. he nirped the three
cables nsundcr. one AFTER the other, and
len them dangling unclcssly IN the air,
"The big spider ran cut while the IT.
tie black spider was thus boldly undo
ms his work. and for a moment
seemed paraiyxcd with amhzemcnt
Tho little spider. having removed che
cables from his premises. rstlrtd 90 the
rocluslon of his corner. and resumed
hlA walt and watch for files. The big
fellow recovered from MS surprise ami
Immediately threw anothpr cable
across the is.ic one'a web Out came
the owner Of the promises with rush
and snapped tbat cable In two. -Four
tlmra after that the big spider strung
a cable there. and each time che iltiic
fellow cut u down. Then she big one
started 20 fistsn fifth cable. Tho
black spider. furious al the pcrslsicncy
of the other In srcspaEsinK on his do
main. threw himself rtvAgely upon the
big in;rudcf. There was lively
struggle between the two Tor A second
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had nearly come together tho black
one mace swift dash up1n the Dbl.
one and almost ns qulrtiy roirtaicd.
The dash proved fatal 10 me big snider.
Tor the little one had chopped on one
Of his f9rtiuga close 10 his body al
neatly as he had severed the cables
or ih- lntrudlng web.
-, lhe loss OF his lsg greatly disabled
the DIG spider. and the ilitlu follow was
hnle 20 hghi all around him. to the vial-
pc diaiifes and chacrin ~ ,he browns
haify second The black DARED nj hIa
,nlg antagonist with the rapiiity OF
NNntring. and u was not long hUf1ra
he he'd chopped on thh other f1ralor
Inc biz spider was now almost rulira.
" hclpltss. but he made the hest dn.
irnfc he could. In quick flank move.
mqnt the little black mounted the
uthcrs huge body and closed bis lava
ii1niy IN tho back " his neck. Tho
Dig one noundDrcd and struggled. but
on 20 no purpose. Ills lie WIS helur
drained BY his agile and mcrcllosa Zoe.
nfIl lees than a minute after me black
hnd got his clutca or the brown ones
neck the biz fellow huns rhtlvciiod
md lifcless In IN wreck of the web he
had trlsd 10 enlarge az the expense nf
his bold ana ncrvy little nrlghbor.
But the little black spider was not
satisfied with tho death ~ the on
cr1achlnr spider and the ruin OF his
web. When h. found his foe was dead
hs made ciivuii ~ the outer edge ~
the web, cutting every stray cable and
rny from l.nlr faftcnnEa until tho
disinhntlel web. from which The Sec
onda had r.omperrd. and the limp
body Of is late owner foi together on
ths window ledge. among mass Of
dcHd and shrlvciled flies and hcttiaH
wings and hcaus OF dusty caHi-on
wChs. Then the victorious little black
spider escorted by both the rray and
the hairy spidcrs. returned 10 hla nest
IN ihg corner. The Spectators hurried
back b. their respective homes. and In
a few seconds the great spider colony
had resumed no Wuuted uuict. leaving
ouo amazed but thankful 10 them iii
for that unique entertainment
York sun.
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necessary for large hummer q, noo,,,o
-, leaVe bawenn before IN. ,vin,,, 30
~ or there will BE- consds, AM i's sne ~
ing. az II will be lfup9sslble ~ 'h hn,,.
= sufficient quantity Of ruppilss Mn NJ ~
river to feed 30 large numh 'ss ~ W ,, sne
pl. as are now at Dawrnn ,rn,y ~
whom are short Of provisions. "
MAJ. J. NJ. walsh. ox-eg,,w,..,.,..
o. ne Yukon dlsulct. Who arpi ,s9i''' =.
- aitlc iium Dawson SUNDAY cn,,,,ac
10 OTTAWA. canada, to maxi bis nsr",a1
report enilmat,a lhls aaascn's on,n,,,
NJ sii,V0o.OOO while the oloau.un a.
next year VIII Undoubtedly arer.g, ~,
szp.oooooo. He predicts ibai n,5vse
developmcnts IN the Yukon viii en- n.y.
yond The erpoctniions Of ever,b,'t,,
concornlsg thc situation nj pses,ss
MAJ. Walsh said; The dfsirlef IN ~
vicinity Of Dawson Is overponuiatsd hv
about 10000 people. and thev nu.,
either move out and prospect new ter,
Iltofy or leave the dis.rlct." Nil
Walsh takes exception 10 the neerSs'
tlon Of corruption made against cam.
dian officials In the Yukon district. a..
ton.