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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28
ROYAL RITE LINE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCLtldlt III erect Nov ~ 1888
All trains arrI"s At aud leave from pennsylvania
Passenger STATEN.
sol A.M.-Daily Local for nanvilic Charlotte
2nd way stations Connects AT Manassas Tor StFes-
burg and HarrsOnburg daily. and aunton daily eN-
Western daily, and with e and o. r. n for Nat
ural Bridge daily. and Lexington daily except sun
II:l5 A.M.-Daily.- THE UNITED STATES FAST
MAIL. Pullrusu SleeperS. New Work aud Washing
fer Asheyilr and IIor Springs. y .. Knoxyiile
Chattanooga and Memphis. Tenn, and Al Charlotte
New orleans, uniting IT Charlotte with Sleeper for
Atahla ana blrulhSllam. Solid train Nas.llhEten
10 New Orleans without change. Dining Car serV-
4;ol P.M.-LocaI for From, Royal Straslurg aud
lla-ris2nsurc daily, rN,rp' : nday.
$50 p M.-D"iiy NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
EAiltESS- Carrts Pullman BlffDt Sleeping Jars
New York aud Washington 70 Tampa. va savannah
ana Jacksonville; ard 20 Augusta, Via Columbia
$3.50 P.M.-.:Jaiiy. WASHINGTON AND CHATrA-
Now York ard Washington to Memphis and New
Orleans through Bristol. CAFE, Parlgr and Obserya-
ton Car between Radford. Va. and Alfalfa, Ala,
Io:45 P.M.-Daiy .-wASHINGTON AND SoUTH-
WESTERN kESTiBJLED LIMITED composed OF
Pullman Vestibaled Seepers. Dining Cars and lay
Coaches; SleeIers New York 10 Nashville. Tenn,
York to Memphis, Via Birmingham; New York TO
New Orleans, via Atlanta and Montgomery. d.
servation car New York and Washington 10 Atnrta.
Ncstibuled Day Coach Washington To Atlanta.
Southern Railway ptn.ng Car Greensboro 10 Mout-
Sunset Personally Conducted Tourists Excursion
through Sleeper on THIS train every Monday. We'd
ncedIy and Friday to SIN Francisco, without change.
TRAINS On WASHiNGTD$ AND OHIO piNlS-
ION leave Washington 1901 an. daily, !: ~ pm.
daily, except Sunday, and Go p,m. Sundays only
for Round Hll; 4:35 pm. daily, except Sunday, and
II 20 pm. Wednesdays and saturdays for Le-sburg
aId G:23 pm daily for Herndon. Returning, arrive
Mt Washington So daily - pm. daily, eN-
cCpt Sunday and 40 pm. Sunday only, from Round
liill 1;Dj am. daily, except Sunday. from Horn
don. and s:3t d m. daily, except sunday. and +5
| pm. Wednesdays and saturdays from Leeshurg
Through trains from The south arrive Washing
ton ga 80, an .3o a m and 2;l5 pm and 9o5
Sunday. and 9:05 pm. daily, and from Charlotyes-
| Vile. $50 IN. daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations md other infOr-
/ nation furnished. aud baggage called for and
| checked FROM Hotels and Residences by Union
Transfer Company orders left at Ticket O1lics a,
| go Fifteenth ST. NV, 5li Pennsy iyania avenue
NV. and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station. Tcs-
phone call 14il Tor Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
| ice.
| FRANK 8 CANNON. Sd Vice Prest. & Gen. Mgr.
| J. VI. ClLP. Traffic Manager.
| W. A TURK. General Passenger Agent.
| L. S. BROW. General Agent. hs29
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RAILROADS.
PEVNSYIyLNIK RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
7:s5 AN, WEN DAYS, PiTTsRG re EXPREss
1850 IOd b.Pi2s Ggrs iiaIsbpTs e ri5lsSFs
man SecPinG. Dining smoking and Observation
o SiIT ss9rrsea,g {" chGas9 Cincinnati lnd,Snsp+
fnrior Car 10 Harrisburg
1889 AN FAST lINE'-Pulimsn Buffet rarior
Car , 10 Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg
$50 PM efHIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Sleeping Car Washington St Louis. and Sleep
ing and Dining Cars IIGrTishurg Indianapolis.
PS' k MssinS ia TefRRatP ana GhsssO
ing Gar 10 Pittsbnrg and Chicago. Dining Car 10
40 PM SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS Pull
man Sleeping Cars Washington 10 Pittshugg snd
Harrisburg 10 ST. l,ovis Cleveland and Nashville
1910 PM PACIFIC EXrREsS. Pullman sleep
T:sS AN. for Kane Cauandaigua. Rochester and
Niagara Falls daily except Sunday.
IL: 80 AN for Elmira and Remove daily except
sunday. For Nilliamsport daily. $3.50 f.M.
100 M. for wilismsport. Rochester. Uric, Euf-
WTb S Sha Nss2 cara E Sa FRRS SATURDAY
1870 Pm for Erie, Csuandaigua, Rochester. Ruf-
Car washington to Ro Roc satuTday" only.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THE
400 I'm. "coxGRrSsi fS LIMITED, daily,
81 rarlor Cars With Dining Car fr"m Hal'''S"Ts'
800, 1000 Dining Car, and II 30 Dining Car
from wilminrt, NJ An. I2:45 3:l5. $500 DINING
on SUNDAY ,' 5!oG Diving Car. ao, sls 400,
lI:eo Dining Car from Wilmington, AN. L: 10,
1000 aud ii: 80 m For PhiIadelphia only,
Express. l2:15 Pm. week days. 2;ol and ';Ae
PM. daily.
For Boston; without change, 7;Hs An. week days
and 500 I. NJ. daily.
| 1000. 1880. 1880 NJ. l2:l5. u: -, l2.aS,
POL. 3:l5. $50 400. Limited 4;2n. 45l, BOO
$50, 6:15. ESQ. 1:2n. 1o:co. lo:4a, n * and
| IL SO PM. ON Sunday. 7.oo. : %. Sl5. 300.
9:05. 1880. 1900 AN. 1913. l.l5. 2;ul. S:lb
| $50 1900, Limited. 42o. 500 5:4o. 6l5, ESQ,
| 1.20. 1000. 1910 and IL 50 Pm.
| For Popes Greek Line, 7;55 M. and 4;3l PM
! week days.
| For Annapolis 200 and 900 AN. 1913 and $40
! Pm. week days. Sundays. 900 AN and 4:2N
| Express f,r Florida and points Atlantic Coast
| Line 40 \ NJ. 1901 Pm. daily: Richmond only.
] 11:45 AN. week days; Atlanta Special. VIA
| Richmond and Seabosrd Air line. 500 + VI.
| daily. Accommodation for Quantico. i.4o An.
| daily and % + VI week DAYS
| SEASHORE CONNECTIONS. =,
For Atlantic City tyia Delaware River Etldgc. ail-
rail routel. 3:i5 400 Congressional Limited ,,
| and II so M. daily. Via Market Street 10 =
| 1000 aad ll:cO AN, l2:45 Pm. week Gay =
For Cape May. Ii:oo AN. week days, 1859 PM.
| daily.
| Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and g streets and
| at the station Sixth end streets. where orders
can De left for the checking OF baggage 10 destna-
| ton from hotsis and residences. .
| Telephone call "l441" for Pennsylvania hallr0aa
| Cab Service. --,,
| ] Il HUTCHINSON, J. X Nopb.
| General MauagsF General Passenger Agent
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District If Columbia. Washington. November
~. 1S99-Ordered: That section 16 Of article 10
Of the Police Regulations is hereby amended by
adding The ''robe fender and wheel guard to the
list of approved front tenders and wheel guard
tenders for use on street railway III the Dis
irict of Columbia. JOHN =. WIGHT, JOHN W.
ROSS LANSING IL. BEACH Commissioners, DC.
IT
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

bAlllMb Anu ''tI
Leave Washington from station r'fneF Ok Nc"
For Chicago and Northwest. vestfbuled Limited
trans 1o.%5 am, sos pm. daily .,,. T..
press. Io:55 am vcs'ihuled Limited, $40 PM
express, Il, as night; daily. ,o.,- San
and 1855 pm. daily ,,.,- .,..,.
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit l2"a night gt5
y For 3ii ' Lara va 3 10 pm. daily.
For Baltimore. week days. - 81. 300 O;Sp,
A %. 1T,fa. 1S:ao. s.S5. xa:3e: Nl";e9 an
Sl2@' 212 s1l5 800 30 as SS 80 $50 3la t
$50, xa.d0 an xI2G5. Zoo NIB xaoo a5
For Annapolis. 7:re and s:35 am. l2:l5 aud
For Frederick, week days, s::'5 an. lo;a1 am
For Boyd and way points. week days. $50 m
$50. $3.50. I:o5 pm Sundays. ":o" am I'D
For Gaithecs,urg and way, points, week day..
i:25 pm. sundays. $500 a.m., l:1a ABB. 7;o5.
For Washington Junction and way points week
days $50 an. 4:3o. $50 pm Sundays go"
ROYAL BIUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with psntsch light.
For Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York. Bos-
CIufret,, 1000 DINER a.ul.. 1905 DINER, l:l5
pm. DINER. $500. Royal Limited" Exclusively
Pullman Train. Dining Car. 5:o5, dining Carl
500, II 30 Sleeping Car open at loco o'clgckl
| and 23S night. Sundays, I.05, 900 am l2:o5
noon. 1;l5 dining Cars. 300, sos dining Cars,
500, 1880 tSlecping Car open lo:oo o'eock) and
| 2:S1 night.
| Parlor Cars on al day trains
| For Atlantic City, 1000 am, 1905 noon and
| l:l5 and 800 pm week days. l2o5 noon sun
| days.
For Cape May, week days. l2:oa and l:l5 pm.
! Except sunday NENprCNs trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. "a orders left &C
ticket offices, dlg Pennsylvania avenue NV. New
| York avenue aud 18th street and Depot.
| i. ID. UNDERWOOD. T.. II. MARTIN,
| ID Vice President Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
| md Gen Manager. nu2o
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FOR SALE-THOROUGHBRED COLLIES; EIGHT
months old; color and marking perfect. Ol3 otn
st NY no2o-3t"
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
THROUGH THE GKANDFNsr SCENl.RY OF
AMERICA; ALL TRAINS NESrIBUI LED.
EJ.ECrRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATER
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS
STATION, SIXTH AND b STREET,
Schedu in effect June Is isaa
2:l5 Pm. DAILY Cincinnati snd 81. Louis Spe.
cial-Solld train fer Cincinnati. Pullman SeepcTs
Cincinnati. Lexington Louisville. IaJiaI3lpOlis
and St Louis without change Parlor Cay Cow
iastop, Va. to Virginia Hot Springs. rarlor Cars
Cincinnati TO Chicago.
lilo TN DAuY-F. r. v. Limited-solid train
for Cincinnati Pullman SieeDerB 10 cneinna {.
Lexington ard Louisville without change, Pullman
Sleeping Car Virginia Hot Spr!ngE tcSiRrcrton
for Hot Springs Va. daily. without change. daily
oxcept Sunday Observation Car Iiiltca 70 Cinein.
natl Sleepers Cincinnati TO Chicago and s.. lois.
a:Jh phi DAIfN-FoT Codonsvile. ClIsrlg: ees.
VILE StnrnteB daily, and for RiesInood daily. ex-
cept Sunday
Reservation ane tickets ~ Cn~sareakc and ohio
offices nl3 Pennsy vanin ure. coo Iit5 ST.. Lear
r ard the station. Telephone eau IAN for
p,.nusvi-uua Railroad cab service.
a. W. FULLER. General Passenger Agent.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SAIE-ONE OF THE FINEST HEATING
stoves almost new also elegant gas heater neg pave
FOR sALE-IRON STAIRWAY. APPLY TO p
II. SHEEHY. 2o40 7th st NV. 1t
FOR SAIE-S459 UPRIGHT PLANO FOR $170;
only si7O cash: handsome style of case, paneled
sides; style lid; large music desk; three
dtion: only used short time; owner leaving
city, and must sell quick; fine stool and scarf go
gain for prompt buyer. Small deposit will secure
It, GRIMES PIANO STORE,
FOR SALE-TWo TICKETS FOR FOOT BALL
game bet. Naval Academy and West Point, DEG:
=; make offer. Address CITIZEN, Star Office II
FOR E-CHEAP-APPLEToN's CYCLoPAE,
dia; delivered on sman payments Can or sena
postal for particulars, 91S + St, room TO- no2i-3
FOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME FUR GAR
ment. Just brought from Europe at very DO low
price. 40 9th ST. noZi-5t'
FOR SALE-COLLIE AND FOX TERRIER PUPS,
singing canaries, parrots, dogs, cats, incubators,
fancy pigeons, imported Dutch , bulbs Tor 1 n,i
planting, flower pots, etc SCHMlDs' No, az
FOR SALE-THOKOUGHBRnD COlI.IEs; EIGHT
months old; color and marking perfect Gl3 9th
FOR sALE-ONE sCARFPIN, $50; COST SIZE; II
diamonds. Pool Room, 9TH and Il. no2S-3t'
FOR sAEk-ANNuAL CHRISTMAS REDUCTION
sale of pianos new in progress. S4oJ upright
no25-4tf f. G. SMITH. 1925 Pa.
FOR SALE-"TuE BEST CHAIR IN THE WIDE,
invaIi chairs, for house and street. Catalogues
at W. l.. PFEIFFER, lIlo l4th St no2S-lw
FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, MAHOGANY Up,
right piano, $40; walnut upright SisS; rosewood
half prices; tuning. 81 b. HELblG l'42 'th.
by Mosier Mfg. Co, Hamilton, Ohio; nicely
enameled ana trimmed; stands 5x3xS TT. Address
or call i3l 9th St NV no16-f
FOR sALE-uNE ELEGANT PA>ELED OAK
counter, with brass grill dosks at ends one new
| safe, 5x4No feet; one milling machine one
donkey pump, two buffins beads, t~o dynahos'
With b bnE so%s ot sne Appy M gh ST.
| no9-tf
FOR sALB-CURTAIN POLES, WITH FIXTURES
| lifted to your windows. 25c.; floor oilcloth, zoe
and zoe square yard; viii bring samples. hLEE'
| BLATTs. lltb and ii sts NE oczo-H
| FOR SALE-GOOD Atty OPAQUE SHADES,
oil opaTG. shades Soc hung free. Viii cali with
samples. kLEEBLATT :, 18th and Ii SITS. ne.
| nO4tf
| FOR ALE-BLIChENSDERFER TYPEWRlIEbS.
at 9ne the nest a daab 5'f and
MOORE BROS, Geni Agts, sls + st. NV.
| Motif
| For SALE-A SECONDHAND G0-H.P. STEAM
boiler in good condition; new tubes; PIT out OF
| use hecaus" small Call on +. q. WILLIAMS,
| Supt Center Market office oc2l-t
| FOE sALE-WE SELL NEW AUTOMATIC SEW
ing mac hines for S35; same kind as other com
| punies ask $50 TO $40 tor. WIN. STlEBELlNG,
lT5l Pa. I've. NV. Not represented 10y solicitors
Agency Household and Standard Swg. machines
| uc20-tf
f0R SALE-65t. FOR CANE-SEAT CHAIRS; 81 ss
for 6foot tables. Csc. for settees; 81 cook stove
| wire cots, $l.25; parlcr and bed room suite-Sl
| per week. REDMUNDS, 81 and 3l3 9TH st. NV
| jy13-tf
FOR sAIE--RI-P-A-N-s 10 FOR 5 CENTS, Al
| druggists, gTUCcrs. restaurants. saloons. news
| stands, general stores and barber shops. Banist
pain indico sleep, prolong life One gives relic!
| ap21-1yr-4
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND Mt. VERNON
RAILWAY COMPANY.

In effect November 1, 1899
For Alexandra, week days, $780, 1904, 1880, 500.
S:35 s59, 925, 1900. ii:0o, IL IS am. sl2:06,
34:l5, $50, 500. A5:2o, $40. 500, $50, 7;Oe.
1:35. S;oc, 9;o, 1000 ii 20 II 20 pm Sandayt.
24s. 1880. 2:l5, 500, $40. AGO. sis. 600, G:!5
7:30 S:l5, $500, 1880, IL 80 IL 80 pm.
For Mt. Vernon, week days. ego, 500 10 90,
IL 90 am, Il2:t5. xl:20, 200 2:40, 3:5i, 705,
300 IN. Sundays. 800. l2'oO noon. 2:l5, S:45,
CAS- 300 pm.
For Arlington aud Agueduct Bridge, week days.
$780, 500, 800 1900. IL 100 am, 1885 "a 1O
Ian, 'l:4a, ZOO. '2:40. '3:25. AIS, a.oo Goa
G;3o, 7:oG, 500 pm, SUNDAYS, 5;43, 600, a:Is.
1920, IL is am, 1900 noon, l2:45, 80 2:I5,
300. 3:45, 4:3o, J:I5, Gee, Gas, 1880 S:l5 pm
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage Checked.
Express. To Arlington only.
q. h. ABBOT, J. COINTN
President Snperint nndsnt.
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FALL AND WINTER RESORTS

Inc Atlantic City ONCE of The
Eyenin. Star Is located at I30:t-l IL
Atlantic avenue, where any fnforniu-
ton conc corning advertising, etc, GIN
be obtuiued. The rates are the same
as charged at the Home Office.
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MANICURE.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES
including two or three valuable stock farms Of
800 TO 600 acres, within easy reach OF Washing
ton. WM. q. SAUNDERS u CO.. l.o7 3 st.
myl3-0
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81 Cos, 600 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE.
ANY amount. Lowest Also jnStallment
plan. L. y. Del.AsHMC1l,
no6-tf li2l u ST. NV
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FOR SALE-65t FOR CANE-SEAT CHAIRS; 81. 9S
for 6-foot tables, Csc for settees; 50 cook stove
wire cots 81 %; parlor and bed rOor suite-Sl
per week REDMUND'S, 81 and 3l3 18th st. Nv.
jy13-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28

FOE SALE-WE SELL NEW AUTOMATIC SEW
ing mac hines for S35; same kind as other COIN
punies ask $50 $40 for WIN. STlEBELlNG,
iI5l Pa. ave. NV. Not represented by solicitors.
Agency Household and Standard Swg. machines.
400
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-oNE OF THE INCEST LOCATED AND
uIIrnef lsrg, 2-ro.pm houses, overlooking the
CAPITOL grounds at a sacriese Tu.S hahd Dc M,
home. can ne bought for 81. 2aH. which Is $3.50
- than n is worth Cal send postal tor
800 ra-ffrn1.rs w :. MI\NIX,
Ias : 1927 F nv.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAIE-TO RAISE FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
immediately will sacrifice my new 6-room pritk
house in northeast Address NECESSin1 star
office. hoto-Ini -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28

FOR SALE-COIILE AND FOX TERRIER PUPS
singing canaries, parrots, dogs, cats, incubators
fancy pigeons, imported Dutch bulbs for 1all
planting, flower pots, etc. SCHMDS. No III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28

FOR SAIE-ONE OF THE FINEST HEATING
stoves, almost new also elegant gas heater; bave
further use for the same. Apply $50 La. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-28

Stf--uoH Washington IIcguts-Ativartive %-stofy
and cellar and brick 'front.' rooms and
bath. handsomely Finished; lot 25x12O 10
alley. \ bargain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-20

Col. Lewis 10 not . candidate for any Of
fce: but it Ia also understood that he Is
not lodging any.
20 &c 80
Gen. King. author soldier, says the
Washington boys are ali right; and that's
no dtme-novsl dream.
90 Sc -
II is ahou; time fer an announcement that
the Col whoIlsy guhernascrial boom VIII
soon leave the political Incubator.
20 20 20
1t looks as IL Senator QBay's enemies
Spanish consultation OF defeat with honor.
20 =. -
The army court Of inquiry appears TO take
the Eagan view Of the common soldiers
dense ignorance Of what is good for his
stomach.
90 90 -
Anyway, Gen. Niles can get finding
from Col. Lewis that the embalming
process Is too Unfortunately applied both
to soldiers and statesmen.
80 80 -
The Washington boys need not complain
because credit for their valorous deeds Is
appropriated by others. Gen. King makes
a very satisfactory biographies.
GO go %
Windy Jim blek into Seattle from the
Yukon. after walking 5000 miles. A six
days pedestrian match on the Arctic cir
Gle would be a pro,racied affair.
- 90 -
We should imagine that the source OF
supply for the stream OF journalistic
drivel inflicted on the public against Cedar
river had been pretty heavily soaked with
pollution.
The Tacoma press is prone to be face
tious because the tiger no longer runs at
large in Seattle. Tacoma has recently been
enjoying itself by trying to head OF mis-
fiji moral wave.
% 90 90
Senator Foster proposes to let the Re
publican organizations say something
about Federal appointments. His predeees-
scr blazed a very plain trail to defeat over
this very matter.
% 90 90
Gen. King wields fncile zen as wei as
lusty sword. Every general must be his
own war correspondent nowadays, IL he
istic specialists on the firing line.
20 go eos
The newspaper that is filling its news
columns with the latest details OF the Lin
coin assassination ought to follow with full
particulars of the eruption of Mount
Vesuvius early in the Christian era. Vol
canic outbreaks are its chief speciality. Be-
sides they are hot stun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-20

THE GRAND MATCH.

heaE,s vas hearty when Dennis was
High was hts step in the JIG that he
He bad re looks ar sAa .oo,herln.
An he wanted a girl wia fortune.
Nannie., was gray-eye4 an Mamie was
Fair vas the eaee HID s,,-unsher her shaxi
Troia, an he liked her the ocss O the-a
Bus sA'd nos trsneeu 70 hcr fortune
He tie 70 lock cat for = sserser rna,eh
10 ne MARRIED siri thai MAS counted 8
catch.
Al IS SKY as neei h. The dark u,,le
T1uI :aas Was thrtse Re tooia her.
she brought hiEn Aer sooss-sooktr.' sosla
u a4Fasre.
she IroagsI aim her sooa-l-okin' cows TO
Bur .Ar tr-n eo<,a,loos!n' size SAL by his
FIRE
Al PAID him that 'shrsas' ne ;oxsl4 her
He uaes pretty Naa saea rsontA had
Ar he slsaashs Ike s. ssoi to ~. raans
Aex bod Erv.
WIZ s-a1se Oh her iia an = spark n her
she sela "Hew''is the wou,An TIA, owns
ye7"
C.ra. neyeS - .sllsn' re life TIA: he's lei,
s4Et. ya&aS's the Right tAAt he'll @asa
%s1=els 6e2&
EsF the sake O tao AxKs II 4 ry~xNsrv x4~f,s
A,ls--
AZ sae tauxae q "a woman that owns
Assn.
-Ma1a OMAN n gaes~scs,s Magazine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-20

The anti-expansion press Is deeply con-
cernea because president Schurman. Of
Cornell. has experienced radical change
OF opinion since his investigation OF the
Philippine situation, and Is now support
ing the policy OF the administration. They
attribute the change to the demorslizing
effect 0f presidential favor and public
hopors.'' Is IL not more likely 10 have
been occasioned by a knowledge OF facts
and conditions gained by two months res
!dence ut Manila II might serve a use
ft;i purpose II President Mckinley will
send another commission made up OF radl-
cal anti-expaUsion.sts to investigate and
repor: sipon the best method of disposIng
of the Philippine question. For some rea-
son those who have an accurate knowi-
edge Of affairs at Manila are ardent sup
porfers of the policy now being pursued
by the administration in dealing with the
natives. An ounce OF practical knowledge
Is worth several pounds Of theory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-20

The Transmississlrpl congress, which
was conceived in the heads OF big men
and subsequently ran into the confines
of the silver fanatics. meets again this
year for purposes not sufficiently speei-
fed In the prespec,uses 10 assure a
sheptie that the errors Of preceding
years viii not be repeated.
Because majority Of the voters II
the West happened TO manifest a pre-
diiection for IL 10 i~f0rtwhich attitude
they are now properly repentant--the
majority Of the delegates 10 the con
gress have mistaken a purely CONNER
cial organization for a political one. and
have driven out Of an otherwise useful
body a large number OF able and inter
ested men, There is nothing left now
fer the congress to do but - gradually
saecumh 10 the Notifying process u
which ALI things silvery are submitting
or 10 abandon It's folly and transform
Itself back 10 original principles.
,ion. ~ \ chance which the origlnators
Of the Transmississippi congress could
nsvsr have anticipated. the evils whica
The congress was framed 10 correct
have been eliminated from the West
eFn world. and. In place ol lack III
Eastern interest in Western affairs. a
troublesome surplus 81 impending By
tae leap which the nation has taken
acTuss the Pacific ecean - the coast ~
Asia, trade. commerce and capital have
bounded ever the Trans1ni%sissipp,
country ana began 81 make their active
habitat en- the extreme western eige
az the American continent. The Acvsl-
opmaent - the Intervening territory VIII
he "a inevitable az was the crpv-1Iuw
~ civilization toward Csaloaeo and ~
Louis after tHe discovery 4 tf.s Ms
sisSJppi SIS a river q commerce.
SILVER ceases - - Factor IN Wcs--
sru growth. The states on the psciac
side % Chicago vii advance vhether
silver Is melted inia easn or remains
uaminsd in ths mounta.5ss me ;asS
cf ere people ~ shese states tecoree
not hew 20 rs1 themselves az thelr
mortgages " reducing usonesarr
Valur>. hat hew - make me sajtees&
and nso&S substantial progress tn g-esgss-
tries. IN agricultural ard hcrticu "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-20

Capt. william Crozier. who VIII be the
arrny's representative on Americas dele
cation 10 the cars peace conference next
month, WAS once hank clerk in Leaven-
worth. Kan. After he graduated from the
Leaveuworth high school Crozier worked
for year in the First National bank. of
that city, and In Is.2 was appointed as a
West Font cadet. He Is but AZ years Of
age now. but is considered one Of the best
authorities in the world on ordnance, Capt.
Crozier Is the inventor OF q wire-wrapped
gun. and Of the Buffington- Croker dis.
appearing carriage.