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When they don't, your whole tody must
suffer.
II you are sick doctor your kidneys, BE-
cause as soon as they are well they will
help all the other organs to health.
The mild and extraordinary effect OF
DR.. kilmer's Swamp-R Root, the great kid
ney remedy. is soon realized. 1t stands
the highest for its wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases and is sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar bolt es.
Make a note of the name, SWAMP-ROOT,
DIR. kilmer's Swamp Root
You may have sample bottle of this
famous kidney remedy sent free by mail,
postpaid, by which you may test its vir-
tues for such disorders as kidney. Bladder
and uric acid diseases, and urinary trou-
bles. obliged TO pass water frequently
night and day, smarting or irritation in
passing. brick-dust or sediment in the
urine, constant headache. baekache. lame
back. dizziness. sleeplessness. indigestion.
nervousness, skin trouble, anaemia,
Bright's disease, neuralgia, rheumatism.
bloating. irritability. worn-out fee. ing,
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BEEF COURT IN SECRET SESSION
Colonel WestOn's Examina tfOn to Be
Resumed This Afternoon.


Resumed This Afternoon.
The Beef Court of Enquiry met as usual
at 10 o'clock this morning, but there being
no witnesses present and there being some
private business to consider it went into
executive session.
1t was determined yesterday to examine
three of General Miles witnesses by de-
position, and Major Lee, counsel for Gen
eral Miles, submitted to the Court the lists
Of questions which he proposed to send to
the witnesses indicated. The secret session
Of the Court today was for the purpose
Of considering the advisability Of the ques-
tions The witnesses to be examined by
deposition are Chemist Gottschalk, Of Chi
cago; l. A. Ferris. beef agent at New
York. and Mr.. Maloney, former attorney
general for the State Of Illinois.
The examination of Col. Weston. acting
Commissary General. will be resumed this
afternoon. this witness having been on the
stand when the Court adjourned yesterday.
1t is quite likely that Colonel Weston
will be the last witness to appear on the
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GEAR NICHOLAS
THANKS AMERICA
Peace Conference Sentiment
Pleases Russia's Emperor.
Ambassador Cassini's Note to See
retary Hay.
Courteous Acqufesccnce of All Cow
ernments fn the EHOrt for Uni-
Nersnl Disarmament.

The Secretary of State today made pub
lency Count Cassini, the Russian Ambas-
sador, expressing. by direction CT the
Gar, His Majesty's sincere appreciation
of the messages which have reached MIN
from societies and private citizens OF tne
United States attesting popular sympathy
with His Maiesty's proposal for an inter-
national conference looking TO mutual dis
armament and universal peace. The note
follows:
Russian Embassy,
Washington, April IL, 1880.
Mr. Secretary Of STATE:
Since the publication of the circular OF the
18th of August of last year. which his excellency.
Count Mourayief, a,ist ssed to the representa-
tives of the foreign powers accredited at ST.
Petersburg, numerous evidences OF grateful rec
ognition have come from the United States to
his majesty, the Emperor, my august master,
in the form OF addresses. letters. and teegrans
His majesty. the Emperor, Is pleased to see IN
the unanimiry of the sentiments which attend
the courteous atoGis>cenee g. all the govern
ments in taking par; in the Conference OF The
Hague additional pledge for the success oi
efforts tending to cause the growth CT the friit-
full principle of universal peace in all tine mind
and in th, public life cf all nations.
Deeply affected by the expressions which have
reached him from the n.ted States and which
prove how completely the ideas Of peace, found
ed upon the development Of the moral and ma
tcrial well-beiGg Ct the peoples. ind a warn re-
sponse in this great county. his majesty. the
Emperor, has dtiensd to charge me 10 convey
his most sin.err thanks to all those who have
sent his imperial ma je-ty the expression OF their
sentiments with regard 10 highly huEanita-
rian an acliieremtrt-
In Fastening To fulfill this order OF my au-
gust master. | beg your eNecllency to be pleased
h., FTaN
Grafton. & taSsiNi.
Ills Excellence Mr.. John Hay, etc.
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CONTINENTAL CHAPTER.
Daughters of the American Revolt
tion Elect Officers.

The annual meeting of Continental Chap
ter. d. A. R.. was held last evening at
the residence of the Regent, Mrs. Mary >.
Gist
The following named officers were elect
ed TO serve during the ensuing year: he
gent Mrs. Mary S. Gist; vice regent, Mrs
l. L. Bacon; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Lucy Marsh; recording secretary. Mrs. Nj.
c. Beach: treasurer. Mrs. Robert Harper
registrar, Mrs. Middleton Smith: historian,
Mrs. ID. T. voorhis; advisory board, Mrs.
Florence Solger, Mrs. A. c. Lowe. Mrs. NJ
A Fulton. Mrs. Van Ness Snowden, and
Mrs. NJ. c. Fowler.
The reports of officers showed that over
$50 had been contributed individually by
members and over 200 garments had been
made by them for hospitals during the late
war; also that about 100 garments for wo.
men and children had been sent to Cuba.
Five names were proposed for member
Ship thus making the number Of members
in the chapter over seventy.
A social hour with refreshments followed
the business meeting. The session was
largely attended and thoroughly harmoni-
Gus.
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Destinstio. Of Naval ships.

Gradually the Pacific station is being
added to by shipssfrom this side. and more
are now to Be sent, as their services can
be spared. The Abarenda and Badger are
recent additions, and now the Newark and
Marblehead Aaye been designated for the
trip around the Horn to the west coast.
These vessels are now coaling at st. Lu-
cia, and will sail In company this week for
Callao. Ther Newark will eventually be-
come the flagship of the station. reliev-
ing the Philadelphia. whose battery is old
and requires modernixing.
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MARCH BUILDING OPERATIONS.
Inspector Brady Submits His Report
to the Com mmisxfOners

Inspector Brady Submits His Report
to the Commissioners.
report on building operations during
the month of March has been submitted
to the District Commissioners by Inspector
Brady and reads as follows:
Brick dwellings. Co. sIgl. 800; frame dwellings.
15, $l5.475; brick repairs, 13 SIG. .452 50; frame
repairs, 81. $3.50; apartment houses, q $,S 900;
apartment permit No. 1022, increased by ST.
600; tenement houses. l, $1,000: store and DWELL
ing. ]. 5000; brewery, l. $;5. 900; engine and
boiler, 3. $1,000; brick stable. 5. 400; frame
stable, l, $50; conservatory, 1. 800; car shed
(brick and iron) 1, $1,000; brick she'd 9. s345;
frame shed, s5, $500. Total. 233 slsa. .60I.5O
The following summary will show the distri-
button of Improvements in the different sections
of the city, and the value of same: Buildings
in county. $lis.625; buildings in northwest sl09
5; buildings in northeast. sS4, 500: buildings in
southeast $500; buildings in southwest, s., ,3O0
Total buildings. s3ol ,o1o Repairs in northwest.
$3.50. .5s6; repairs in county, sl4,7 los: repairs
northeast s. 7O7.50; repairs southeast, 81 ss2 re-
pairs southwest, 81, ,70l Total repairs. s1sl, ,5s So
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Marriage Licences.

Marriage licenses were issued today to:
Charles W. Byrd and Lavinia Isabel Fer.
guson. Elvin r. Heiberg, Fort Riley, Kan.
and Anna Howell Dodge, District Of Co
lumbia; James l.. Fowler and Ida N. Craw-
ford, Anacostia. ID. c.. John W. Deards and
Elizabeth Euyart, Frank Goodwin and Lu
vinia Kicks.
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WoMAN's RESCUE HOME.
New Institution for Reclamatio
Work in the SluMs.


There has just been established at No. iO6
Thirteenth Street northwest, the Woman's
Rescue Home. This institution. which is
non sectarian in character. contains siX-
teen rooms. and is expected to do good
work in the slums. The ladies in charge
of the home are about to solicit cOntribu-
tions for its support and also to supply it
with furnishings. Mrs. Emma Lewis, who
was for eight years the matron at the First
precinct station, has been placed in charge
of the new home.
The founders of this institution will meet
at . o'clock next Thursday afternoon and
invite all Washington women who are
interested in club work to attend. The
following officers have been elected: Presi-
dent Mrs Robert A. kantz: vice president.
Mrs. Jacob B. Rorher; secretary. Mrs. E.
p Clayton: treasurer; R. A. Kantz. The
board of directors is yet to be selected.
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New crepou Skirts, $8. 08.

Women Of fashion have been long
ing for such supreme elegance. Gre
pons are being worn very exten-
sively this year. Those comprising
this lot are cut by the newest fash
ion plates. Flare effects and loop
and buttons. Faultless fitting. Al
ter you've seen the $12 qualities
elsewhere take look 60 no
at this skirt. Opening M IN
Price, Cash or Credit. .VOsVO
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To Prove the Wonderful Merits of This Great Discovery
Every Times Reader May Have Sample Bottle
Sent Absolutely Free by Mail.

n influence that
willis regulate them
Restorative
he
fal orga
m
kidneys liter md purify
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Indigestion
snd
Dyspepsia

unchecked creep
Il throug b. the
body, upsefting
the liver and kid
neys and making
trouble every
where. Hostel
tef,s Stomach
Bitters cures In.
digestion and
dySpepsia = by
doing %, pE
vents constipa-
tion. biliousneA
and al liver and
kidnN trouhla.
Il makes and
ee y a. peCple
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Report ON Hawaiian Comnerc.

Report ON Hawaiian Commerce.
William Haywood, late Consul General
to Honolulu. in report to the State De-
partment, discusses Hawaiian commerce
in 1898. An increase IL shown In almost
everything imported. The decrease In i'm
portations Of sunpowder and firearms is
attributed to annexation to the United
States. He says that those who bought
sugar stock last August will realize by
August next 100 per cent profit on their in
vestment. The exports for the year ex-
ceeded those Of the year preceding by 81
1859.
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100. for Boys' 81. 50 Suits

These suits are made of Scotch
goods. Cassimeres. Cheviots and
Brown Mixtures. Strong season.
ss5a s's s,ssH'aS wear, Size 'as't 5 to 70 X1.M
Is years. Opening Price " eVV
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Corset Covers, 29c.

Ladies' French corset covers
made of fine quality cambric Round
yoke trimmed with embroidery and
ribbon: also felled seams. nnC
Opening Price, Cash or Jul
Credit. dit...........6O~
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STORY DWELLINGS,. NUMBERED a0l. 2os,
205. 207. AND 200 GORDON AVENUE NORTH
EAST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust, recorded
in Liber No. 201s. at folio 20 ct seq, one Of the
Land Records Of the District Of Columbia. we
shall sell. in front Of the premises. on WEDNES-
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL. 1899. AT 4:3o
O'CLOCK P. n. lot numbered ninety seven (9D,
in square numbered seven hundred and ffty-three
(753), Washington, D. C., improved BY the
avc dwellings above described
Each house, with Its plot Of ground. will be
sold separately. or the purchaser Of the first Of
Tered may take all at the same price. At his or
her option.
Terms OF sale-One- third cash, balance in one
snd two years, with interest at 8 per cent Per
annnm, payable semi-annually; o. all cash at
option o6 purchaser. 800 deposit win Be ne
quired 1t time Of sale on each house and plot
All coEveyanci,g and revenue stamps at cost
d puschssen Further particulan at time and
place of sale
CHARIM =. RENJAMu,
WILLIAM d. DUNCAN0ON,
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Z0c for 40c Bows Knee Ranfs

Not better kind on the market
Made of strong seasonable cloths.
Mothep. don't pass this nAn
opportunity: Worth 4sc- ~
Opening Price
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PROPOSALS FOR DEAD -washington
Barracks, d. c., April II. 1sss.-sealed pro.
poeab in duplicate viii be received here until
NOON. NAY II, 1870, and thsn opened, foe con-
stFvetinr dsad hoase at hospital here united
States feserves sghk te rejsct any a. al propesais
or m past thafenf. Enve3opss ahoah be enaoesed
Proposals for Dad Hsgse." Info0ation fur-
e1lz.lA nSeav1klD
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Infants Caps, roc.

Dainty and charming little in
fants' caps. imported Swiss trimmed
with lace embroidery. White,
pink. blue, and brown AnH
shades. 19c value. Open 1"
ing Price, Cash Of Credit. go ~
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Children,s Gin9hsn,

OFSSS6S, Z0C.
Handsome little dresses. Made 50
prettily and perfectly
square yoke and trimmed nPc
with fancy braid. Opening M
Price. Cash or Credit. t........6V
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Mercerized Skirts, 49c.

A new idea. Looks like silk and
wears like silk. Pretty AAr
and stylish. Opening N~.
Price, Cash or Credit. DV
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.39c for 6Qc Umbrellas.

No better rain protectors. Good
quality steel rod. S9c 1nc
value. Opening Price 1%
Cash or Credit ............ w
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stand, and that at the close of his testi-
mony the public sessions OF the Court may
come to an end.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE AND REMOVAL
OF OLD BUlLD1NGS-U. S. Engineer o.
ece rs North Capitol Street, Washington, D. c..
Anr1 IS lsp-Sealed proposals will be received
here until NOON OF MAY IS, 1899, and then pub
iiclv opened, for purchase and removal Of build
ings now occupying site Of new building for Gov:
ar1rn.rt Printing OfRce. Information furnished
On annlic.tion. JOHN STEPHEN SEwELL, Lieu
tenant Engineers. ap1S 1s. "a, q -my1dH
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MECHANIC THERAPY. = The scientific
treatment Of the muscular system will
stimulate the functions Of the body and
relieve vital organs Of congestion. Call At
the Gymnastic Institute. No. 20 Third
Street northeast. JOHN E. RUEBSAM,
DR.. NJ. Til. ap11-tf
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Wagon DenolisheA In . Runaway.
A horse attached to.a wagon owned by
Thaddens Nudd was frightened BY = piece
Of flying paper and ran away early this
morning. TAe hosse cellidsd with . car
On the Capltal Railwev ard the wagon WAS
danalishsA. Ma 80 Wna 1A1uEsd.
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New Silk Waists, s.. 98.

Nothing handsomer at any Price.
Most recent styles, elaborately
made. corded effects.
Worth a S. bill. Open G1 no
ing Price, Cash or ~
Credit .YvsVO
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THE STEAM LAUNCH NAE will be ssld st public
! suction, loot d I'm e., ~ p. n, THURS
DAY. APRA q. 11ae. Esesythisg n arst t-claa
order. For further iniosmatioa apply to WILL
Jan vONDERH1DE, - Nh 4. M.
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HVVVVVvVvVVVo
Our New Credit Way. Our New Credit Way.
A
A Hearty Welcome to Oar
New Home.
Our New Credit Way.

We must crave your indulgence. No doubt you know
what moving is Can't get everything in ''ship shape
at once. But getting there right rapidly We are
fully prepared talk business Our old and
friends their multitude today Congratulations
were in ORDER the gratfed recipients Each
hour will add thorough completeness Depart
mens will be permanently located. Merchandise will be so
displayed facilitate your selection.
"Our New Credit Way your prerogative to select
what you require AND PAY WHEN CONVENIENT.
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Ladies' Hose Specials.

Ladies' Hose. fancy tops, we'll
made; 1se- quality. 101c
Opening Price. Cash IHv
or Credit ........U U6Z
Ladies' Seamless Hose. double
heel and toe; full regular or
made. Opening Price, Cash ~.
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Csc for SOC cyrsno Chains.

The latest fad. Everybody wears
'em. Ours are 25c. Others charge
Soc They're beauties. nPH
Opening Pric>Cash or /AV
Credit ............... ~
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THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT HAVE NO
connection whatever with any other un-
dertaking establishment in this city. other
than that originally established by me at
1887 Tenth Street northwest. Telephone
709 JOHN r. WRIGHT.
ap1l-6t-em
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UNDERTAKERS.

UNDERTAKERS.
7. WILLIAM LEE,
S32 Pa. Ave. n. w.
rs.~s-~l... Serv1ce. ,Ph0ne, 1855.
AUGUSTUS BURGDoRH Co,
Undertaken and EAba1DeRos
sooo SEVENTH STREET X. ".
First. clao Service soil-Iys
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81 Mems SILK Bosom

These shirts are finished in the
most approved manner The bos-
oms are made of China A1C
silk. Worth 81. Opening u II
Price ...... ................. ~
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IOc for I9c Buckles.

Jeweled Buckles. Worth 19c.
They're very pretty and fnC
rich. Opening Price-Cash I'LL
or Credit "
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo QiI:nine Tablets. All drug.
gists refund the money if il fails to cure. 2Jc
The genuine has l.. b. Q. On each tablet.
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Little Strokes
Fell Great Oaks. "

49,
In Aprii's sudden showers
the little drops, sudh their pit
and patter. haze a daty to
perform, IN cleansing Nature
and awakening It from, svia-
ter's lethargy. The human
blood has become clogged and
impure and the little drops OF
Hood S Sarsaparilla. properly
taken. zuiu fell the oak OF
bad blood.
Its mission is one of peace and it brings
Joy to every user Of either sex or any age.
Hoods Never Disappoints.
matfsnl-"My wife persuaded me
to take Hoods Sarsaparilla after had suf-
fered IS years from rheumatism. II dio
more good than all other medicines ana
cured me-" John Resh. LOG North Prince
Street. Lancaster, Pa.
Blood POixOn-"I firmly believe Hoods
Sarsaparilla saved my wife's life from
blood poisoning after illness Of six months.
1t has been a blessing to me for my rheo-
matism.'' James M. Green, "a Pequot
Avenue New London, Conn.
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69c Boys Shirt Waists, 39c.

Made Of Percale with fancy bos-
oms. in white also. Also Nnc
have collar bands. Worth 4"
69c, for ..............,JJo
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OFFICE of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company-A dividend of 81
per share will be payable on the PATH
DAY OF APRIL, 1899. to the stockholders
of record at the close Of business on the
14TH DAY OF APRIL, 1899. at the office
of the Treasurer of the company. 619
Fourteenth Street northwest, Washington.
D. C.
The transfer books will be closed from
the 18TH DAY OF APRIL to the c4TH
OF APRIL inclusive.
JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON, President
CHARLES c. BEEBE, Treasurer.
Washington, D. c., April 10, 1899.
ap11, IL, ,13, 4.161S,23,24
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Stock Ties, Z9c.

New spring styles Stock Ties, en-
broidery trimmed, three 1nC
pleats.. SOC values. Open %
ing Price-Cash or Credit. :. nv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, BRICKLAYERS.-As spscial
meeting Of Bricklayers' Union. No. L.
will be held in the hall at Typographical
Temple on THURSDAY EVENING, April
20. Business of Importance. BY order OF
Union. J. B. DOWELL
aplS-3t-em Recording Secretary.
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Ladies' HandkerchiefS, &c.

Gathered the regular SC and nH
.10c qualities into one lot for II
the Special Opening Price. "
IOc for Ladies' R1zc
and LSc Vests.
Splendid quality at that. Every
article in this stock is bargain.
These ladies' vests are regular made
and absolutely fast col AnC
ors. Opening Price, Cash 1"
or Credit "
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5Kc for L2Izc Men,s Hose.

Mems Fast Black and PfI
Tan Hose. full regular 10V
made. Opening Price ......v&
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REECHM'$
PILLS ::5;;:;:::!:;::;'.- e: -.
loeeats anl IS oents, At an drug stRea
TRUSTEES SALES.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE DESIRABLE TWO.
STORY DWELLINGS,. NUMBERED 20l. 20s.
eo5 207. AND ao9 GORDON AVENUE NORTH
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RIVERS AND HARBORS.


HOUSE Committee Says There VIII
Probably be No Bill This Session.
washington, Dee. 20--Chairman Bur-
ton of the river and harbor committee
authorized the following statement to-
day:
There will probably be no river and
larbor bill at the present session. One
strong argument against a bill is the
fact that the engineer force will be oc-
cupied during the coming year with
projects already provided for. In many
cases plans for improvements are not
even completed. In Others advertise
ments for bids have not yet been made.
Another fact of Importance is the in
crease In the price of material in the
last year. Some Of the projects already
authorized cannot be completed for the
amounts estimated by the engineers. or
course, the demands upon the treasury
and the amount of revenue are facts to
be taken into consideration, although
do not mean to say that river and har-
Dor Improvements are less important
than others. 1t is only because, con-
trary to usual custom, the bill was
passed during the last session of the
last congress. [ recognize, however,
lildL on many accounts IL lS pfeLeraDle
that the bill be considered at this ses-
sion There is so large an amount Of
detail and the settlement Of disputed
questions arising from amendments Of
the senate make it desirable to have
plenty of time. This is hardly possible
during the short session. Also there are
several projects of urgent Importance,
among them the Improvement of the
southwest pass Of the Mississippi, the
deepening of the Delaware river below
Philadelphia and the providing of fur
Their facilities in the channels between
Lakes Superior and Huron. The con-
tinuing contracts on the Mississippi riv-
err run out June 30, 1900. These are the
arguments on both sides, but. as I have
said, there will probably be no river and
harbor bill at this session."
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A HEROINE AT LYDENBERG
An Episode in the Transyaal War o
I22O-'Sg

An Episode in the Transyaal War of
1S80-8f
One forgets many things in eighteen
years; and probably the story which |
purpose retelling here Is forgotten by all
except the surviving actors in it and
their immediate friends. But the mem
ory of such a signal instance of British
pluck should not be allowed to die.
On Sunday, the 5th of December, 1880,
the little town of Gutenberg, in the
Transvaal, was in state Of unWonted
excitement. The whole population was
out in its Sunday best to give a hearty
send-off to the Ninety fourth regiment,
which had been quartered there for
many months, and was now ordered to
Pretoria. Both officers and men had
made themselves extremely popular
with all classes, and the expressions of
regret at their departure were univeh-
sal. Numbers of the inhabitants ac-
companied the regiment on its way for
five or six miles. One lady and gentle
man-Lieutenant Walter Long, the
junior subaltern of the Ninety fourth,
and his pretty young wife-rode out as
far as fifteen miles. The colonel had
paid the lieutenant the high honor of
leaving him in sole command of the
troops left belinda responsible posi-
ton for a youngster of barely two-and-
twenty
AS the lieutenant and his wife turned
their horses heads and babe farewell to
their comrades, Colonel Anstruther
called out:
Good by, Mrs. Long! Look after
Long, and mind you're a good little ad-
jutant. Good-by, Long! Look after my
garden for me; remember / expect to
find it in as good order as leave it.
Both the colonel and the lieutenant
were enthusiastic gardeners.
AS the regiment tramped past, Mrs.
Long cried out:
Good bye, Ninetyfourth! God bless
your"
And the men shouted back:
Goodbye, our lady! God bless you
Mrs. Long,"
1t was a last farewell for many of
them. though they little thought it; for
a fortnight later Colonel Anstruther
and more than half his men were killed
at Bronkhorst Spruit.
Out on the open veldt, about half a
mile from the town, were eight military
huts, each fifty feet long by eighteen
feet wide, built two abreast, with an in
space OF thirty feet, the whole
forming a paralelogram seventy-eight
yards in length by twenty in breadth
At the first rumor of disaffection among
the Beers Lieutenant Long resolved to
withdraw his men into these buts, and