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FOR SALE-HOU SIS.

FOR SALE-Nery cheaIi-S1OO ca sh and
So per month. title perfect and alb
straCt furnished free; nearly new 2-stOTy
bay-window mod imp. brick residence;
rooms. bath, waTdTobes, etc; in most eN
Cellrnt repair and ready to move into; in
the same block the new y. T.. Temple and
market house are in: house ought to rent
for at least $50 per month, price. - 500.
o. NJ. BRY ANT, owner, NaTder Bldg, Ssr
and SITS. Ja36-3tem
FOR SALES small houses, on good bust
ness street: always rented; good invest
nIant Apply $40 eth st. ne. jal 9t-en
FOR SALE-Some of the most ATTRACTIVE
houses on 1Sth St., and at the most
reasonable prices. JOHN SHERMAN, 610
lath St NV del eff
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NINE. THEO.

Medium and card reader: Washington's
most famous Clairyoyant and palmiSt.
Consult her on business, love and family
affairs, reunites the separated; removes
spells: causes speedy marriages and gives
EooG luck; open daily; German spoken;
25C and soc. 929 II st. NV. ial9-l At
NINE. LA RUE, Medium, tells past and
present; gives luck, and spells taken off.
1928 1-2 st. NV. Walk upstairs.
1al 4 mO-pm
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-To buy, for ca sh, : or Broom
house. ellaT, a IN. L., west OF 9Th, north
Of r St; full description st. and No or no
attention paid. Address OHIO, this office
ja26 Stem
WANTED -'i-room brick, with mod. impS.,
in good order; in desirable location; rent
not To exceed SIS or $50 Address h.
F., this office. Ia26-3t
WANTED-A very small house with mod
ern improvements and low rent; within
five minutes walk from National Capital
Brewing 60. Address f. kCHBLANK,
care of National Capital Brewing Co.
ia25-3t
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EXPERT SPECIALIST. t25 years ex-
perIenceI All private diseases quickly and
permanently cured. SYPHILIS positively
Hours, 8 to II to ). Tues,
Thurs and Sat. Evenings, to 3.
No 6O2 f st. NV. Closed sunday.
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FOX "a LE-RetlrinC ITom business; old
esia blisheu saloon on Pa. ave. nw-,, doing
a good business, license granted A ddress
NJ. NJ ., this office. Ja25- Stem
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DANCING.

DANCING Walt and tyvO-Step gUaranteed'
strictly private; MISS MARIE LEON
ARDO. 6Iy n -. NV. protect yourself
from Charlatans aud iDCOmpetentS. no
reput q bic teacher OF dancing guarantees
thu waltz in limited number OF lessons,
il depends on the pupil. Ja21-6J
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

For SALE-0n Chicago ST., bet. LIST and
I'd, T and G SITS. me-, lot 18X9T 1-2; Con-
ycnient to b. x o. K. r. track; suitable for
this office 1a2I3t
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FOR T-SteaIu-heated front rooms
- with board; first class table. 515-17
i st. NV. Ja22-6t
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Madame LAMONT,

Clairvoyant and palmist; advice on bust.
ness, love and family affairs names in
full; madame convinces the most skeptical;
fee, soc aud 81. 1903 G st.n ja4-lm
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
IkiCT OF COLI MBIA THE nth DAY
OF JANUARY, 1-se May Is. Russell
". Charles @. Russell. No. 1876.
On motion OF the Dla iutiff by Mr. C. \
N. Wells, her solicitor tattOrnPvi 10 j.
ordered that the defendant Charles G..
Russell cause his appearance 10 he entered
herein on or before the irSt ruIe-ua OPCt,-
ring forty days after this day. Otherw -.
The cause VIII se proceeded with as i'm ca -
OF default The object or this suit is for
absolute divorce from The bond of marriage
for WHTuI deSnTtlDn or more than two
years prior 10 filing the bill. and restoration
OF maiden name.
Provided. this order lie published in the
Wa -iiugtou Times ana the Washington
Law Reporter DIiCe "A WeeS for three sue
CesSive weeks before Said rule day.
By the court.
-, Justice.
A true copy. Test.
By J. x. YOUNG, Clerk.
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FOR SALE-CHeap. a thoroughbred white
bull terrier, l months old; he Is beauty.
Apply u Is u 81. NV. ja26-Bt EN-
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HANTED-lO men to DO laborinE WORK;
steady work al wintet- W. II; soMEh-
WILLIE Terra Gotta. DC. Ja26 Stem
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WANTED Boy with experience, TO feed
press AppIv 927 # 81. NV. 1t
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WANTED-High-grad bicycle; cheap Tor
cash; or IN trade for an upright pia no.
I442 l-2 7th st. NV. Ja2I-3t
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HUNTER & BRO.
NUN NJ EFttIl n Il. Il 40 II a NUE.,
go L STREET y. W.

90 STREET y. W.
We can sell your store or business of any
description, city or country, without delay
or publicity. Satisfaction guaranteed
la243t-em
IF YOU want TO bug a nice grocery and
meat store Tor SlOu, address {. 10, this
office. Ja2i-3t-em
FOR SALE-Dry goods, notion and gents
furnishing store; good location; busy
street. cheap rent; good reasons for sell
Ing. COMM EhCIAL, 5lO NV.
la24-3t-en
FOR SALES fine bargains in grocery
stores, drug stores, lunch rooms, hotels,
fine office business and other good business
chances, see our list before buying. COM
MEKCIAL, $40 NV ta2i3t-em
FOR SALE-QuiCk sale, tnree-chair bar
ter shop: good paying business; rent - s;
reasons for selling, leaving the city. SOB
II 81. NV. Ja24-3t,em
FOR SALE-DTug store; NV; one of the
oldest; good rea sons for selling PHEN-
AtETINE, this office. ia EN-
BAD BILLS collected or 40 charge. II.
Jr.tpt. nos, La " yer. 335 r'St., basement.
ja2S-3t
SALE Sl35: great bargain; cigars
anG confectionery. corner store; bakery in
cuHneCtion; rent, Sl0.25; must sell. 744
Iti st. NV. Ia24-4t
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WANTED-Boy TO learn cake Da king. NJ.
RtNNARn a nS Al 81 NV Item
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARL0RS

sos Street Northwest.
Gold filings and bridge work a spe-
cialty, at the lowest price; am6lgam fill
ings, soc; full sets of tie eth on plat So
extracting either by gas or local spray.
absolut ely painless soc: without. csc: all
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 to 3
n clock mh22-tf-em
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WANTED Young man. Z or Is years old,
10 cut meats. small salary. with board
and room. Address Box 81 this office.
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WANTED first class barber at once
1885 Pa. ave. NV. III
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To buy an oyster route. AID
dress T.. @, this OFFICE. 3a26- Stem
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DAY and night classes IN dTeSsua king:
French system; easy terms. 2l3t Pa.
ave ja35-Gt.eai
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-26

in obstetrics, gold medal awarded for the
science of obst etrics from the UNIVERSITY
of Munich. Bava ria; treats successfully
woman's complaints and irregularities; pri
vate 81 nita ruin for la dies before and dur
ing confinement. Office hours from a.
nj. to 6 u. M; No. 613 Pa. ave. NV.
se3 item
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FOR SALE-Cigar store. 1904 Pa: ave.
NV Item
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WANTED gentlemen To take 2d-fIoOr
front room, with board. 51S Sd St ne.
ia26-3t
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WANTED Butcher to rent a stall i'll cash
grocery: or will sell halt interest ia store.
A cdrcSs II. NJ, this office. Ja2o- Stem
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The Oldest esta bliShed clairvoyant, has
cut his prices for short time; ladies', 20
cents gentlemen, so cents tells from
cradle To grave, business, love OF family
affairs. bout lawsuits, divorces, Specula-
tIons, etc, brings separated husband or
wife together, removes spells, had luck
or mysterious feelings 10 to 10 daily.
4SS - ~. SW- snort time cut prices. Ia
lies % cents. gents. so cents. ja25-3teiu
CLAIRVOYAN MT.
PROF. + TURNER, the famous ClalfNoy-
ant and spirit medium. ~ permanently
located at 30 Ninth street northwest; look
for large adj in Tuesday evening and Wed
neSday morning Times. Ja25-ot EN-
\ THOU SAND TO ONE it isn't so, you sa V;
Wen prove that we are selling elegant
Cu,toIu-nadc SUITS and 0verCOdts, Just
q little worn" at figures nowhere else ap-
proaChahle. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9
l. ST NV. ja247t-em
SPIRITUALISM- Mrs. Zoller, medium,
11O2 y. Y. ave, l1th and | NV; cir
Cles Tuesday and Friday evenings; in
terviews daily; Sunday evening meetings,
Typogra phical Hall, 425 g st. NV.
i19l-Tt-em
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FOX SAB FARMS

FOR SA LE-At great 3gIfice. fine truck
farm. ClUSe to city; cheapest place around
horne aud investment Address RURAL,
this office. Je24-4t,egu
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WANTED National cash register; keys
from l cent TO So; must be III good order
and very cheap. Address REGIsT TER, this
office. Ja25-3t-em
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HELP wANTED-FEAIALE-

EANTED-Lady office superintendent for
demonstrating Agency farlUrs;' 500
Investment necessary. profits VIII exceed
50 weekly. wanted also ladies 10
visit residences, nothing l. sell gUod pay
For intervIev address DEMOASl IA TIM,
this office. Item
wANTED-A woman cook; at once; good
wages. EWALD PIER ,ll3 b 81 sc.
Ja26-3t ,em
WANTED-An experienced white wait
Tess. 6Ol La. ave. NY. Item
WANTED-tiood PLAIN white cook by fam
lily OF two wages, SO 10 Sls. Ola
I3tn st. NY. IL
WANTED-COmLeten cOlored cook; also
experienced colOred Chamberl.IRid; good
wages TO each. GA 18Th II. NV. 1t
WANTED-W actresses. cooks, nurses, cham
hCrmai,ls. and hoUseworkers. cali now
ana get WORK. EACHANU r BUREAJ ,12l
18Th st. NV 1t
WANTED Young lady with some knowl-
edge of foreign STAMPS; permanent p0-
sitinn to night party. 1O2 lAth It. NV.
Ja26-3t
WANTED Chambermaiis, COOKS. general
house workers. laUndresses, office clean
ers, nurses, seamStresseS; plSCes furnished
till suited. girls. SHACkLEEO RD'S, i2a
llth ST. NV Ja2o-1t
WANTED Body ironerS. folders and collar
machine girls. SWISS STEAM LAT y
DRY. 2lll 81 NV Ja-6-3t
" AN1ED hOunE Wnte schoolgirl 10 care
for child ana asst Il at Homework morn
iggS and evenings good huluei no wages.
Apply $50 > I'd st. NV. Ja25-3t
WANTED-l or good apprentice girls to
learn dressmaking- Apply 1925 IL Ia.
ave. JaS4-bt-ein
WANTED-HOma as plain cook, white or
C0lOred; also girl Chamb BERNARD. and small
gid. 1902 IL 10Th 81. NV. Ja2A3t
HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
MANTED-TwO boys or giTls to strip
tobacco. Sl.5O per week. Apply No.
1121 7th Ct. NV; CaN between aud
10 a. IN. 1t
WANTED Gardener ana wife, wages, S2S;
a. once. EXCHANGE BUREAU, 12l
lstn st. NV. 1t
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wANTED--A carpenter and joiner would
work for good wheel or would buy for
cash. A ddresS A. w. H., this office.
Ja243t-em
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FOR RENT rooms, with bOard, Sis:
UNFINISHED rooms, 50 month; nall room.
81 week; near Govt. Printing office and
Department. ana II T. ST. NV.
IA IA
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FOR SALE-Cigar and stationery store in
northwest. Win billiard pariOT attached.
established / % years and doing good bust
hess, good reasons Toe seiInIE. AuureSs
CIGARS, tins office. ia26 -3t ,em
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR IiENT--I 2o4 h ST NV, room. suita bic
for DTS office on LIST floor: on I'd, single,
with board. $50 and $50; 2 in Toom cor
respUndingly low; cheerful home, and com
forts Item
FOR RENT-A superior Hsrdma upright
piano; only 81 per month. 222 N. J.
ave. SC. ja2o-7t-em
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IrUATIoNs wANrED-rE,IAI.r.

WANTED Young lady wishes 10 pose
fur an artist. PARIS. iuis Office.
Ia 2G-3t-eIu
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WANTED Light trap or surrey; good con
ditiun and cheap. 1880 n. Cap. 1T.
nv. ja24-3t-euI
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WANTED-A good single wagon, farm or
express: without top, state prlce; must
he cheap! Address boX 101, Anacostia
L. o. ja26 Stem
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE
AND FEMALE.

NANTEB-Ry man and wife. no children.
Situa tiOu ia good family, ar IA nitor IN
flats good CRY refe renee. 1306 22d st. NV.
Ja2A-3t-en
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FON SAI.E-BICYtLES.

FOR SALE Lady's wheel. In good order,
with lamp. clyra, etc, for SIS. tan at
sos r st. ne. Item
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FOR SALE-Grocery store; thicklv-settled
nciEEDOrnpod; attractive corner; price,
$40 low rent; genuine bargain. Dun
LAP, 900 L ST. ia26-,St
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FOR SALE-Grocery and meat market:
ca Sh traue: best corner In NV no OppoSi-
ton ana no cutting prices best OF reasons
for selling. Aadress +, this Office.
la2b-3t-aIn
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WANTED German EIri> W isH Situations.
one good. plain cook md tAcUt her tao. Sc
maid. Address J FPntpn Place De.
IA 2G-.it-.ul
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WANTEn-By respectful Young Colored
woman. place as cook or general house
worker. 4ot ST nW. Item
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wANTED-AGENTS.
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALB

STU TIO<S wANTEIi-MALE
neutrality-suspicious. work; jobhinE Of
all kinds. I. l.. ELMORE. 232 NV.
Drop postal ja26-3 Stem
WANTED-By Stea dy young man having
4 months experience at meat business,
place a same. Address J. c.. this office.
Ja2b Stem
WANTED BY young man. situation in
drug store, IL years experience; VIII
sleep ~ store ii desired, ref. IL, TINS office.
Ia26-3t
WANTED-Postio at any thing. p years
old, good refs. II. HAHN. 100 I'd st
NV. ia % Stem
WANTED Ky TiTsu-Cla~s meat cutter
and CLERK, a position; competent 20 take
charge; references. MEAT CUTTER. his
office. iaS5-,bU
NANTED-By a young G. loTCd man, a
situation as buJeg ia 90 ilI~t-,-..1>S i.tih ate
family. Address l.. q. C., this office.
ja25-3t
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A true copy. Test.
By J. Il. YOUNG, Clerk.
K. J. MEiGs a ssistant Clerk.
ia12i9 est
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NANTEn-~ituatIon a ch8mbermaid OF
general bUSe worker. references. Z25I
l2th II. NV Ia2S 2r-etn
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WANTED-WaShu-. ironing, cleaning I'D:
cooking or days work. 1917 11tu 81.
NV Item
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HELP wANTED-MAL AND
FEMALE.

NANTED-Two boys or girls to strip
tobacco. Sl.5O per week. Apply No.
1871 7th ct. NV; Can between 3 aud
10 a. IN. 1t
WANTED Gardener and wife: wages. SIS;
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EANIEb-Bv q white ScamstresS. sew
llg IA fdUiHeS ny day OF week. bOA 81.
TINS office. en-
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ROOMS AND BOARD

FOR RENT-Fur- rooms, with board, one
square from library. los Carroll IT. Sc.
la2b- Tt EN-
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Piano Tuning.

George J. Becker. professional piano
tuner, satiSfl CtiOn given. > IL per cent
off regular price. oil Il ST. NV.
Ja.5-}t.em
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WANTED-A woman cook. at once; good
wages. EWALD PIER ,ll3 b ST. sc.
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FOR SALES 1919 will buy large grocery
store, horse ana wagon. -uOu SUUOk, line
fixtures. exceptional legation. CONNER
ClAL, 51O + St NV. 5a26-3t-eLu
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nELp wANrEp-MAIJ..

NANTED-ACtive insura nee men earn 500
week with new combination accident
policy; sells at sight. Apply TO W. Nj.
SLATER n CO, 500 ath ST. NV.
Ja26- Stem
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EDUCATIONAL

WANTED Instruction given in English
and mathematics. Address 2134 Pa.
av. ja25-3t
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Tor an artist PARIS. luis ofiee.
is2G-3t-ern
WANTED German gIrIs wash situations.
one good. plain cook aud thcut her nuj.>t--
maid. Address ! FeHton Place De.
ja-o-oi-rti
WANTED-By respectful Young coIored
woman. plaC" as cook or general house
worker. 4O1 81. DIV. Item
wANTED-Wa Shiu-. ironing. cleaning I'D:
cooking OF Gay work. lo-i l1tn 81.
nw. Item
WaNTED-Rv white seamstresS. sew
lng In fauiiieS ny day o. week. boA -,
TINS Office. en-
wANTED-piace as cook. stay at nights:
Eoodreicfelce. goa y >t-uw. ia 20 stem
wANTED-~ituajlon a. chambermaid OF
general h'USewoTkcr, references. Z25I
I2th II. NV Ja26 }r-em
WANTEn-Sy respectable culorec cirl.
>Iiua uon as general worker. rel
erence. 252A 6tn st. NV. Item
WANTED-By a woman place I'm a
private family. Address X. r.. this
Office. Item
WANTED ny TWO Gins. places as cham
berma'd or nurse willing TO leave city.
with reference. can oT address 1877
i ljh 81. ny. 1t
WANTED Place 10y steady culored woman
az COOK or general hOuseWofkar; - home
al night city references Apply BIG 2u
81 ne. II
WANT En-Ry a white woman. SIT nation a 5
cook and general houseworker, test or
city ref; no washing. Apply $40 X II.
aH. IT
WANTED Plain sew ing. by neat light
cplOrcd eil. 10 take nome OF 20 ont
ny day. SOS 2sth 81. ms. ia.5-3t
WANTED BY first class IaunOre>S, wash
lng 10 DO at hOuiP. 90S eth II NV.
ta26-3t
NANTED-By = Colorcd giTlS. places as
ChamhCrDlaid OF cook an small family:
good refs. I245 Madison ST.. bet 9Th
siIda tn, and Maud sts.nw ia24-3t-em
NANTEB--Children's garments 20 make 10y
fiTst-class seau:Strcss MRS. S1UNt.,
Ola l. st. NV la24-:it .em
WANTED-Washin g Go DO al home. 1874
Madison 81 NV. ra2t-3t-e EN-
NANTED-By a respectable /. iri. house or
laundry work. can at 06 Sd ~. NV
The herald., 1898-08-16
JAPAN rs SATISFIED
Hawaii Pays Up, Taking Receipt in
Full

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Minister Sew
all at Hawaii has informed the state de-
partment that Hawaii has paid to Japan
$500 as indemnity for the refusal of the
Hawaiian government to allow certain
japanese to land in Hawaii at various times
during the past three years. Quite COM
plication arose over the claim of Japan for
z larger amount about the time the new
treaty of annexation was negotia ted, bu.
this payment no doubt clears 1t all up.
Mr. Sewall says that the payment of s75.-
600 referred to was In full settlement of all
japanese claims, public and private. He
also reported that the japanese charge
dsA6nires at Honolulu expressed thanks to
the United States government for its good
cfEices in the matter. The action of the
Hawaiian government in paying this In
demnity was based upon the Recommended
tiop Of the United States government as
expressed by Minister Sewall. acting under
instructions from the state department At
washington. The administration desired
,thnt the controversy between Japan and
Hawaii over the immigration question
should be settled before the formal annexa-
ton Of the islands to the territory of the
United States.
The herald., 1898-08-16

the tenth inning on account Of darkness
Score:
New York g. Chicago :.
Batteries-Seymour and Warner, Grif'
nth and Donohoe.
Boston.-Score first game:
Boston l. Cleveland 8.
Batteries-Lewis and Bergen, Powell and
O'Connor.
Second game:
Boston 6, Cleveland 0.
Batteries-Willis and Yeager. Jones ant
Criger.
Philadelphia-Score
st. Louis Z. hits II. errors ..
Philadelphia 4, hits Z, errors I.
Batteries-Sudhoff and Sugden. Ortiz
and Mcfarland.
New York.-Score:
Brooklyn 0. hits 6. errors 8.
Cincinnati 8. hits 10. errorsS.
Batteries-McKenna and Grim, Hawley
and Perse.
Washington.-Score:
Washington /. hits s, errors I.
Louisville 8. hits Z, errors o.
Batteries-Dinneen and Mcguire, Alt.
rock and Kittredge.
Baltimore.-Score first game:
Baltimore 9, hits 10. errors 0.
Pittsburg 3, hits I. errors,
Batteries-Nops and Clark. ana Hastings
and Bowerman.
Second game:
Baltimore 8. hits 10. errors0.
Pittsburg /, hits s. errors I.
Batteries--Maul and Clark. Hart ant
Schriver
The herald., 1898-08-16

pencil and the words with love for your.
self and baby are written jerkily and In
an entirely different hand from the super.
scription, very like woman's hand. Thera
are two kinds of chocolates In the boz.
one hard and similar to a confectioner'a
make, the other soft, with every appeal.
ance of being homemade. The impression
of DR.. Bishop is that the poison will be
found In the latter kind. These examina-
tons have given rise to q suspicion in Mr..
Pennington's mind that the box with pure
candy was purchased, after which It was
opened and the poisoned candy placed
along with the good. He states 1t as, hin
firm belief that his daughters were inten.
tionally poisoned, but thinks the candy waa
only intended for Mrs. Dunning and her
baby. He states that he will make every
effort to solve the mystery surrounding
the case.
The herald., 1898-08-16
HoMEwARD BOUND
The Cruisers Of the Cuban Squadron
Headed Northward

WASHINGTON. Aug 15-Admral Samp-
son. with the four big battleships and two
armored cruisers of his fleet, is now on his
way north, having sailed at 10 o'clock yes.
terday morning from Santiago. Admiral
Schley, on the cruiser Brooklyn, accompa.
MED him. The naval orders made public to-
day give the Brooklyn as starting on the
18th from Playa to the south coast Of Cuba.
This, however, was prior to the orders is
sued on the suspension of hostilities, when
the Brooklyn was included with the other
ships ordered north. The naval authors
ties expected the fleet at Tompkinsvllle the
latter part of the week.
The herald., 1898-08-16

Yamen. The Foreign once. It II also A.
serted, has had under special consideration
the question Of seizlng the Taku forts OF
the Gulf of Pechin, at the mouth of the
Pekin River. and the city Of Tien Tsin.
the port OF Pekin, In the event Of China
refusing to comply with this demand,
holding all until compliance Is assured.
Meanwhile, the semi-ofhcial Journal de
st. Petersburg, in today's issue deprecates
the tone of the British press and says:
Russia does not contemplate further &C.
quisitions in the Far East. Her only OBJ
ject Is to preserve the advantages recently
gained. The Russian government does not
desire to injure the economic interests OF
Great Britain any more than those Of any
other power"
The herald., 1898-08-16
The Wingield Will

SU1SUN, Aug. 15.-The will Of the late
Bishop Wingfield was flied for probate in
the superior court of Solano county today.
The estate consists of money in savings
bank, investments and promissory notes
amounting TO $57 ,0S6. and real estate valued
at $22, 420 making a total Of $79,506. The
will is dated January 49, $685. and the en-
tire estate Is bequeathed to the widow,
Mrs. Annie NJ. D. Wingfield, for her sole
use during the term Of her natural life, after
the expiration of which it passes to the
daughter, Mary Wingfeld.