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Evening star., 1899-03-16
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Schedule in effect March IL. 1899.
s;,I AM Daily.-IoeaI for Dauville, Charlotte
ay stations Connects at Manassas for Stras-
burg and Harris"nbmg daily and at Lynchburg
with the Norfolk aud Western daily, and with c,
and o. R-R. fcr Natural Bridge daily. and Lexing
11;I5 AN. : Daily. = THE UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL. Pullman Sleepers, New York aud
Washington to jacksonville, ST. Augustine and Mi
ami, uniting at Salisbury with Sleeper for Ashe-
nooga and Memphis, Tenn. and at Charlotte with
Sleeper for Augusta Sleeper New York to New
Orleans. uniting at Charlotte with Sleeper for At
1anta Solid train Washington to New orleans
without change. Dining Car service. Sunset Per-
this train every Wednesday and Saturday to San
Francisco without change
4:n1 P.M.-Lncal for Front Royal. Strasburg and
Harrisunhurg. daily. except Sunday.
4:3o P;M,-psily for Charlettesyile; .---
YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED, composed of
aion' Library and Dining Cars for Jackson.
VILE and 81. Augustine and Drawing Room Car
for Augusta. with connections for Aiken.
9,2u P.M.-paily.-NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
EMPRESS. carries Pullman Buffet, Sleeping ears
New York and Washington to Tampa. via Ssvan-
nah and jacksonville. and to Aiken. s c.. via
Columbia. with connection for Augusta; also
ries WASHINGTON ANH CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED VIA LYNCHEUEG. with Sleepers New York
and Washington 10 Memphis and New Orleans
i0.45 PM.NIiafIy. WASHINGTON AND sOrTu-
WESTERN NESTIEULED LIMITED. composed of
Pullman NestibHicd Seepers. Dining Cars and Day
Coaches Slcepers New York to Nashville, Tenn,
York to Memphis, via Birmingham; New York 10
New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery Yes
tfhuled Day Coach Washington to Atlanta. South
Railway Dining Car Greensboro 10 Montgom-
cry.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVI-
SION leave Washington 9:o1 an. daily and 4:45
pm daily. except Sunday. and 6:25 pm. Sundays
only for Round Hill; 4:35 pm. daily. except Sun
day for Leesburg and G::.5 pm daily for HerndOn
Returning, arrive at Washington S:26 a. daily
and $40 p.m Sunday only. and 2:i5 =. daily,
cept sunday. from Round Hill; 7:O6 q. IN. daily
except Sunday, from Hernton. and S;3i am. daily, ,
except Sunday, from Leesburg.
Through trains from the south arrive at Wash
ington 6-42 I:55 am and 2:20 IN. and J:05
pm. daily. and 9:45 an. daily, except Monday.
HarrisOnhurg. 1900 daily, except Sunday
and S:n5 pm daily and $50 am daily from
Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping ear reservations and other in
formation furnished. and baggage called for and
checked from Hotels and Residences by Union
Transfer Company, orders left Ticket Offices
7O5 Fifteenth NV, 5I1 Pennsylvania avenue
NV, and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station.
Telephone call 1441 for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
service.
FRANK 5. CANNON Sd Vice Prest & Gen Mgr.
J. NJ. CULP. Traffic Manager
W \. tt Ikk. General Passenger Agent.
l. s BROWN. General Agent. mh13
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WE ARE COMMENCING 4 HOUSES AT SoMER-
set Heights; rooms; hot and cold water; sewer;
ia natn y acre; near cars; sS 2'o Pure air. pure
'0 g" W ~ MILES FULLER,
mh162t 504 1Ith ST.
800 CASH BALANCE EASY PAYMENTS, WILL
heights. Anacostia; all city conyeniences. I'm
mediate sale at a sacrifice B. |. T., Star office.
mh163t'
FOR SALE -BR0OKLAND. DC 24,300 SQUARE
feet Of ground: location highest and best in Brook
Land; beautiful view. plenty of shade, good well;
Potomac few feet from lot; fair 3-rtnni
locking monastery; electric cars will shortly be in
operation; terms to suit; only $3.50.
mh1f-3t c. G. SDIoNS, 141s st.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER-
ty-tive acres in town of Hyattsville improved by
S-room dwelling. stable and outbuildings; heautf-
full shade, fruit aud delicious water. Address
f. ID. Hyattsvile, Md. mhl3-Gt'
FOR SALE-NEAT COTTAGE; 10 ROOMS; LARGE
IakonIa sring; $500. Address Z. o. BOX SO,
Takoma Park u. c. mh7-1m.
NEAR DISTRICT LINE IN MONTGOMERY CO.,
BEAUTIFUL FARM.
Eighty acres fertile and productive land; eight
room dwelling; tenant house; orchard; large
water; two wells; altitude higher than
read surveyed in front Of farm: Price, $40 900,
of which $1,000 remain. Well suited for
high-class dairy farm.
GENTLEalAN's COUNTRY PLACE
Fourteen acres, east of Silver Spring; hand
some house, barn; fruit; stream through the
place; grove Of handsome trees; bathing pool;
located on top OF hill. commanding view miles
S1n Of wbeb ff sdo may renn water
BAN Sef pspfHSst RAJ AGESc
mb6-tf 1906 G ST. NV.
a LOT AT CLEVELAND PARK AS GOOD AS
government bond. For sale monthly pay
ments. without interest.
fe1s-tf Office. 61o 14th ST.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS TO SELL. SCHOOL. sTTE.-oFFICE
of the Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia,
Washington March Is, 1Se9.-Sealed proposals.
indorsed Proposals to sell school site, will be
received until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ on sATUk.
FAY, THE TWENTY FIFTH INSTANT, to sell
TO the District of Columbia a site for an eight
public school building in the seventh dNts-
ion The lot must be not less than 100 feet front
bounded by i4th street, Lamar street, Purner
street, Brightwood ayenue, bismarck street and
Yale street northwest. Bids for property frontng
either side cf those streets will he considered.
A certificate of the collector Of taxes that the
bidder has deposited 500 with him. a certified
check for said amount banking tnsti'a-
tion In the District of Columbia. must accompany
each bid a guarantee that the bidder VIII COM
piete the sale Of the ground II his hid should he
accepted. The right TO reject any and all bids Is
hereby reserved JOHN Il. WIGHT. JOHN W.
ROSS LANSING II. BEACH, Commissioners Of
the District of Columbia. mhl8St
PROPOSALS TO SELL SITES FOR FIRE DE
partment.-Ofice of the Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia. March .. 1S99.Sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until L. O'Clock
MONDAY, the Goth instant to sell TO the District
ment, follows: For truck company. TO be
located in the nUrthern part OF West Washington:
for a truck company, to be located in Columbia
Heights: for a chemical engine company, to he
thun so feet front by 100 feet deep No bid viii
be considered unless accompanied by evidence sat
isfactory the Commissioners that the bidder can
give n good and unucrmbcred title to the prpp-
Taxes that the bidder has reposited with him 500;
by certified check for that amount in some re-
liable banking institution in said District as o
guaranty that the transfer Of the property will be
duly made II the bid be accepted. The proposals
must be Endorsed, Proposal to sell sites eagInq
and truck houses. The right TO reject any and all
W ROSS LANSING Fl. BEACH. Commissioners Of
the District OF Columbia. mhIo-6t
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HOHland=Amnerica Line,

NEW -R0rTERD RDAM-AMSTERDAM
via Bouiogne surM Mer. distant from Paris and Lon
don only three an1 half hours, New twinscrew
steamers .'SrATENDAM'' and ROTTERDAM
First Cabin, from 5000 upwards. Second Cabin.
s31 90. All other steamers carry only one class of
cabin passengers; Saloon rates, S37. 90 up t;enl
Pass. Agency. 80 broadway. n. Y or 10 f. r.
Droop 4 Sons 925 Pa ave. G ". Moss 9oI Pa ave
sStu-Sm-ll ~
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REAL EsTATE-ATLANr1C CITY. n !

FOR RENT-AT1ANTIC CTTY-A DEIIGHTFIuIy
located l4room cottage for season; every conyen.
ience; very reasonable; also numerous hotels and
cottages in all parts Of Atlantic City Write 9r
tic City, n. ]. mh1a5;,t
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Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns Of The
Star.
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GRAND Atlantic Hotel.

Virginia ave and the Beach, Atlantic City. n. ].
lhiid season. A high class hotel. $50 beautiful
rooms, heated by steam overlooking boardwalk and
new steel pier. Every modern requisite. Elevators
10 street. Extensive parlors. Orchestra
certs daily. Spring rates. $f2 90, $1,000 and S17 so
per week $3.50 per day up. Cuisine and service
fe2S-26t-1t
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WASHINGTON. AIEXANDRIA AND MOIrST
VERNON RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON. tI.EXANDRIA AND MoINT
VERNON RAILROAD.
From station l3ia street and Pennsylvania ave
Ia effect November /. 1895
f"r AIeNa1drla week days-G:3o. T:o4. xT:85
500, $50. $50 S:2j, 1000. II 100 lf:I5 a m
Hi2;.5, To il 80. x2:0+. 2:4O. 3:25. Na:59
&i:ls- $50. 5:rJ. X5:2u. $40, x6:n4 $40 T.o6
'7:35 500, 800, 1U:ur. IL 20 and 1I:5s D. m "O'
sunday 80, S:"9, 9:45. 1880. 1l:I5 am
1900 noUn. 1245. I:a", 2:I5. 300 3:3J 4.9o
5:I5. 6:to. 6:i5 $50, SIS, 300 1000 Ii 20 and
II 81 pm ~
For Mount Vernon, week days-6:2O 500 1o.oo
400 IN. l2:v5. 1:l4. 2:04 2:4O $50 7:o6 and
300 PIN ~
and J:uo pm. N' O'o
For Arlington and Aqneiuct bridge tyveek daysl-
500, S-5S- le:Oh, i1:u0 a. m. fI2:O5 I2:2a i.t4
::o4. 30, 1925. 4:l5. $50. 6:04, 7:O6 and 500
pm.
12;n0 neon l2;4S. 80. 2:lJ 300. 3:45 4:;O BIS
eco. 645 ia and :. Is o N '"
Parcels carried ell tTa ins Rassa 10 ch,,L.d
&fNpreSs- 'Iuns 10 Payne station only
FRuEs 70 Arlington only
C. z ABBOTT. + CoIvIN
fiesiufut ti"f Superintendent.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-EEGIsTERED 4-YEAR-oLD TRoT
ting stallion; handsome, sound; tit to train. Box
II. Star office. mi16-3t
FOR SALE-AT \ BARGAIN-LADY'S STYLISH
runabout fine top buggy. cost $3.50 last fan: late
style Brewster gane trap; also light oae-horse
Nictorias: surrey aud hrVdgham harness: cheap
all good order owners have further use
Storage, 1888 IL st. nv Hh9-l2t-
NAVY OFFICER GOING AWAY WILL SELL HIS
family trap horse and harness; cost S4Op; also
his road horse; 10th horses kind and gentle; will
sell at sacrifice if sold at once. Can be
mh16-2t' 1890 18th st; stable In rear
FOR SALE-CAR LOAD HORSES; SOME FINE
drivers. saddle and draught; pr large bays, line
Garriag, team well matched. Apply WARE
HOUSE. cor. Canal and 32d SITS. 1045. mh16-3ts
FOR SALE-2O HEAD OF HORSES, FROM $40
up; also variety of second hand carriages com
prsing Of bruugham, victorias. landaus and sev-
harness AT DowNING's STABLES, I622 L St
mh16-3t
FOR sAIE-JUSr ARRIVED FROM VIRGINIA, 4
nice lot of workers and drivers. Can be
i22 Whitney ave. NV. One very handsome pair
mares; weight, II cwt. mhio-5t*
FOR SALE
Very fine heavy weight hunter; 15.31k: up
to 100 lbs; very clever and safe at her
jumps; up 10 any hunting country; very fast
and stay; has be hunted the past two
with the Green Spring Pack; well
bred aid good looking; good saddle hack !;
perfectly sound and kind. Also, a handsome
LADY'S SADDLE HACK; 15.2; absolutely
sound and perfectly broken; the best Of
mouths and manners; has been ridden regu-
larry by lady: very fast walk and trot. Ap-
ply to
". s DIFFENDERFFER,
No. 113 Commerce st,
mh15>St' Baltimore. Md
FOR SALE FINE ENGLISH DOG CART KUBRER
tires: cost S35u; price, $50 DOWNEY'S STA
BI.ES, /. bet. 10th and 18th sts. mhI+3t-
FOR sALE-A BAY MARE, ! YEARS OLD;
weight about 1850 pounds; perfectly sound and
kind Apply 10 SO46 st. NV. mh143t
SPEEDY BAY HORSE: TROTS IN $50; KIND
and gentle in all harness; sold for want of use e;
also business horses. Rear 2l2 i1a NV.
mh13-6t'
GREAT SACRIFICE-vE FINE AND STYLISH
Brewster Victoria, cost $1,000; also light Brew
McCAULLI'S STABLES. 1927 II 81. Il. W. .nlh9- I 2t
ONE FINE BAY HORSE, SUITABLE FOR DOC
or family use; kind, gentle; splendid roadster
309 c st. II mh13-6ts
FOR SALE - TO CLOSE An ESTAT
brougham, built py ..Thorne, - London; extension
lately done up and In best order. Double and
Bacon St, Columbia Heights. mh13-f
FOR -BUGGIES SURREYS TRAPS, BUSI-
ness wagons, daytoIs stanhopes; also frst-rlass
wagons. my own tnanufaC tuTe.
fe2s-tf j. j. COOK. 1895 VI st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL EsTATE-AsBURY PARK. n. .

FOR RENT-AT ASBURY PARK, n J-WFIJ
furnished dwelling; IS rooms kitchen and ser
wants quarters; ami. on 9th ave. facing Sun
set Lake. biks. from ocean; reasonable rent
mh10 FRANCIS w BAKER. 1901 f ST NV
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ACCOUNTANTS

J. Z. BATES
Public accountant and auditor
Room 81. Washington Loan and Trust bt,Ilalue
feSu Telephone No. 972-3
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FOR StI.E-JUSr ARRIVED FROM VIRGINIA, A
nice lot of workers and drivers. Can be seen at
30 Whitney NV. One very handsome pair
mares; weight, Il cwt mh1o-:t*
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HOTEL STRAND.
The Chalfonte,

Atlaftic City, n. J. On the Ocean Front
Modern in every detail. Select and homelike.
Write for Bool let
BUZBY & HAINES.
mh1 -26t-S Owners and Proprietors.
Hotel de Vile Kentucky ave ave-" and Beach.
SS~ HuHSSCapacity, 300.
Sun parlor Elevator. Steam heat Coach meets
all trains. Reduced rates for spring. Write for
Illustrated Booklet. NJ W TRUITT.
ja2-7St.R
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THE IROOUOIS.

:, An entirely rev Hotel. Capacity 500. South
Carolina ave. and Beach Center of all at
Stac Stactlons. rs. superb in equipment and comfort.
Steam heat Sun Parlor. Elevator to street level,
electric lights. rooms en- suite. with baths. The
nnest cuisine and service Special spring rates. SIP
To Slt 90 per week Write for Illustrated Booklet.
fe23- W. F. SHAW
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WE ARE COMMENCING 4 HOUSES AT S0MER-
set Heights; q rooms; hot and cold water; sewer
bath; y acre; near cars; So, ,250. Pure air. pure
water. Plans at office.
MILES FULLER
Evening star., 1899-03-16

FOR SALE-20 HEAD OF HORSES, FROM $40
up; also variety of second hand carriages, com
prising of brougham, victorias, landaus and
eral light traps several sets Of single and double
harness. AT DOWNlNG>S STABLES 1G22 l. st.
mhl6-3t
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NEAR DISTRICT LINE, IN MONTGOMERY Co.
BEAUTIFUL, FARM

LOT AT CLEVELAND PARK AS GOOD AS A
government bond. For sale monthly pay
ments. without interest.
feIS-tf Office. 610 11th st.
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FOR SALE-CAR LOAD HORSES; SOME FINE
drivers, saddle and iraught; pr. large bays line
carriagt team. well matched. Apply WARE
UOl SD. cor. Canal and 32d SIS. 1913 NH 16-3t .
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HOLMHURST
Pennsylvania ave-, near beach. Write for special
spring rates. Elevator to ground floor Home
like and comfortable.
mh626t-5 HENRY DARNEIL,
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HOTEL MORTON.
Virginia ave beach Opens March 1S. For
merly Linden Hall New management. Quiet home
Ike and attractive. Refurnshed and redecOra ted.
Ocean view. Write for all information.
Mrs. y. X. HAINES,
mh1O-26t Owner and Proprietor
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NAVY OFFICER GOING AWAY WILL SELL HIS
family trap horse and harness; S4O1; also
his road horse; 10th horses kind and gentle; will
sell at sacrifice If sold once. Can be
at
mh16oTs 18Th St stable In
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND Il STREETS.
$50 AN WEEK DAYS PITTSBI' HG EXPRESS.
-rITior and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pitts
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WESTERN EMPRESS. Pullman Sleep
r 10 Pittshurg and Chicago. Dining Car
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THE BERWICK.
Kentucky avenue, half square from beach.
Superior accOmmoda tions. Steam heat.
Cuisine the best. Moderate rates.
mh9-26t JN0. M. TAYLOR
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Want to Come.
July 4th, 1895.

The Northwestern Telephone COM
pany was represented in Princeton
Saturday by Messrs. Stowe and Mark
ham, who came to see if the attempts
OF the Minnesota Telephone company
had closed the village to them. They
found quite the contrary to be the case
and assured the citizens that early in
July their company would be trans
acting business in Princeton. This
company offers connection with Min
neapolis and St. Paul by two lines, one
through Rush City and one through
Cambridge and Anoka and with this
the long distance connections to Chi
cago and the cities of the east. A CEN
trail station will be put in at the Com
mercial and local exchange with a
large number of subscribers is guar
anteed.
A telegram was received from the
company yesterday afternoon in which
it was stated that the 30 cent rate to
the cities would be satisfactory. The
Minnesota company. which attempted
to force competition has withdrawn
and left the Rush City men in posses
sion Of the field '~~~~'=%s>
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Council Meetinr,

The council held its regular monthly
meeting last Monday evening. There
were numerous complaints made by
property owners against whose land
assessments were made last year for
the construction OF new Sidewalks
Bills for work on the streets and the
waterworks we'll were presented and
allowed: The resolution asked for by
the Northeastern Telephone company
was laid over to a subsequent meeting
in order to ascertain if the company
would guarantee that the toll for mes
sages to the Twin Cities would not ex-
coed so cents. The council adjourned
to Friday afternoon at l o'clock at
which time the contract will be let for
putting the electric lights and water
works plant.
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TO BUILD EIGHT MILES.

The Great Northern to Build the Second
Line from Brook Park to Hinckley.
Work will be commenced next week
by the Great Northern on an impor-
tant piece of railroad building for it.
SELF The company has decided to
double track the distance from Brook
Park, the junction of the Hinckley
line with the new Anoka cutoff of the
Eastern Minnesota, to Sandstone, and
to this end work will be inaugurated
next Monday by the Fergus Falls divi-
sion authorities. The Fergus division
will build the line from Brook Park to
Hinckley, a distance of eight miles,
and the Eastern Minnesota from Hinck-
ley to Sandstone, some eleven miles.
The steam shovel will be sent out from
here tomorrow and three work trains
will be employed in building the piece
which the Fergus Falls division will
operate.-St, Cloud Joauwol-P1,ess.
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SHOR I A THOUSAND.
The Postmaster at Vineland Is Found
to Be SI,Ia7 Short in His Ac-
counts With the u. s.
The Deputy Is Suspected of the Theft
and Has Departed for Some
.r. Other Locality.

Inspector Gordon, Of the postoffice
department, was in town last Thursday
and this time he was called here by d n
unfortunate circumstance.
Joseph S. Collins has been for many
years an honored resident Of this
county and for few years has been
serving his neighbors as Uncle SANS
servant in the Vineland postoffce.
Associated with him was his adopted
daughter, Mrs. Conselyea, who acted
as his assistant and was trusted with
the affairs of the office. s-@.<so. (. =
. Some things have happened lately
in the conduct of the money order bust
ness of the Office which have aroused
the suspicious of the department and
resulted in an Investigation by Inspec-
tor Gordon. When Mr.. Gordon visited
the Office and examined the books he
found there was shortage of 81, 1877 in
the postmaster's accounts. I" .,> .
Mrs. Conselyea was not around to ex-
plain things for her respected foster
father, having left few days before,
ostensibly to meet her husband who
has been serving in the army during
the recent war and was expected in
Chicago shortly. A further examina-
tion of the books showed that she had
been drawing money orders in favor Of
herself, taking them to Brainerd where
she presented them for payment, de-
posting the proceeds in the First
National bank. Against this deposit
she drew checks in payment for bicy-
cles, dresses, millinery, ETC., her in
vestments amounting to- nearly $500.
Besides this the cash in the Office was
nearly $3.50 short making the total
amount taken l,l27.
Mr.. Collins bondsmen are Frank
Newton, J. w. Goulding and G. A.
Eaton. The first named gentleman is
now in Spokane so it was to the two
who remain. here that Mr.. Gordon APP
piled for restitution OF the shortage.
Mr.. Collins has turned over everything
he possesses to his bondsmen and they
will make up the balance. -.
There are no charges of dishonesty
against Mr.. Collins, it being plain to
everyone that he is the unfortunate
victim of a misplaced confidence, and
he has the sympathy Of all who know
him in this time of trial. Mrs. Con
selyea, on the other hand, will be
obliged to answer for the crime and
although she is not yet in custody
those who know the Perseverance of
Uncle Sans detectives know she will
soon be brought to the bar. =.
Mr.. Collins has resigned the position
of postmaster and a new official will
be appointed shortly to fill the vacancy.
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HE'LL SAW WOOD.
Minnesota's War Governor Will Locate
in Seattle. ..---.

Minnesota's War Governor Will Locate
in Seattle. s---
The Seattle Post Intelliqencer says
that ''ex-Governor D. M. Clough, the
intimate personal and political friend
of President James J. Hill of the Great
Northern,'' is in Seattle and contem-
plates locating there in the numbering
business. Governor Clough went west
with President Hill in private car
three months ago, soon after he va
Gated the Office of governor of Mime
sofa. He was so thoroughly charmed
with the prospects of Seattle and
Washington that he determined to re-
turn here and investigate business
conditions with an idea of securing a
foothold in the lumber business. r.
sLumbermen in the east are begin
ming to see the end of the great forests
there, :" said Governor Cleugh to an in
terviewer. They are looking toward
Washington as the country's future
source Of supply for the slumber mar
kets. I am simply prospecting the
ground. | don't know just yet what I
shall do. Yes, I may perhaps get into
business here-I am out Of business in
Minnesota. Il
Frankly, will say that I was so
much impressed by this State when
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w. Born. sx;--. = Ia.
In Princeton Friday, June 2, to Mrs.
]. G. Wiley, a son.
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SNOW-WHITE.
The Closing School Exercises Were Ex-
cellent.

The Closing School Exercises Were Ex-
cellent.
Whatever the Princeton public
schools attempt to do is always we'll
done and the entertainment given
Monday evening was no exception.
The operetta, 'Snow-White and the
Seven Dwarfs,' was given at the opera
house by a cast taken from the differ
ent grades as follows: J.. F..
Prlncess snow-White ......:::. .Essie Burgan.
Queen. ......... Florence Tibbetts
Arput9s :.......... ..... Edna Sleeves.
Da1odll Matte Tibbetts.
car the waite Ross
Max: Fremont mi W.; Wood Sasis:
Seven Dwarfs, Choruses Of Forest Ghil nreg
Fairies Snow Whites Companions and Lit
tie Children. w.. - II - ~ - ~. ~
| Grimm's well-known fairy tale of
Snow-W hite served as foundation
and the adventures of the pretty prin-
cess were told in pleasing song. The
parts were we'll taken and each charac-
ter reflected credit not only on the
participant but upon the instructors as
we'll. Everything went off with dash
and if ever Jesmer's opera house con
tanned proud, happy audience it was
Monday evening. While every feature
was good there was one thing which
was so pleasing to the audience as to
demand special mention and that was
the May pole dance by the little girls.
They executed it SO nicely that they
were requested to repeat it. which
they did at the close Of the 5operetta,
much to the delight Of the audience.
Clifton Cravens also added to the pro-
gram by giving q recitation.
The teachers who drilled the pupils
deserve the praise Of those who wit
messed the entertainment, for it was
evident that the instructors had
worked with commemorate zeal and
tactic bring such results.