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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS A DISTRICT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS A DISTRICT
COURT.-NO. 556-ln Re THE EXTEN-
SION OF ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia. pursuant to the pro-
visions OF an act of Congress approved March
3, 1899. entitled An act to extend ; Street, IN
the District OF Columbia, and for other pur-
puses'' have fled petition in this court praying
the condemnation of the land required for the
extension of Eleventh Street northwest on a
straight extension Of the lines thereof. as now
established in the city of Washington, with
Harvard Street. and thence with the same width
and in a straight line to Lydecker Ave
nue., joining said avenue with its CEN
tire line, opposite the centre line of
Esliu Avenue. shown on plat or map prepared
by said Commissioners and annexed to their said
petition and marked Exhibit, ID. C., No. l.
and praying also that jury be summoned by
the marshal, in accordance with the provisions
of chapter eleven Cd OF the Revised Statutes OF
the United States relating TO the District OF
Columbia, to ascertain the damages for and in
respect Of the land proposed to be condemned for
the extension OF said Eleventh Street and to as
at least one-haf thereof against those pieces
or parcels OF ground abutting that portion of the
street TO be opened. and extending to a depth
OF two hundred feet from the building lines Of
said Eleventh Street as extended.
1t is ordered this 10th day of September.
A. D. 1899, that all persons interested in the
proceedings be, and they are hereby required to
appear in this court before the Cd DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1899, to show cause, if any they have
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted and why the proceedings directed in said
act Of Congress should not be taken
Provided a copy of this order be published in
the Evening Star" and the Washington Times
newspapers at least six times, and in the Wash.
ington Law Reporter once, before said I'd day
of October, 1899.
BY the Court:
(Seal.) CHAS C. COLE.
Associate Justice.
> A True Copy. Test:
j. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
By NJ A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
solo 81 % "a 99 30
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RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PARE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

SOME free and clear. cash added. city, suburban.
and country; send me description what you
havc let me know what you want ard 1 win
attend to rest ABRAHAM FISHER, 5ls St
NV se3- l0t-eod
WILL give s-room house. in Takenfa. as part pay
ment small farm; not 10 exceed =, 900;
within ten miles OF city. Address j. c., Takoma,
ID. C. sei93t
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day In the year for Norfolk. New
port News, and all points south by ths
superb. powerful, steel palace steamers
Newport Newp," Norfolk" and Wash
ingtcn'' On the following schedule:
Ly. washingtcn.6 80 pm Ls. Portsmouth 800 pm
Ls. Alexandria. - 100 pm Lv. Norfolk. ...-o o:t5 pm
Ar. Fl. Monroe TOO am Lv Ft Monroe g As pm
Ar. Norfolk. 800 an Ar. Alexandra. $50 an
Ar. Portsmouths:l5 am Ar. Washington. 90 am
- Tickets on sale q. ST. Penn. ave. b. ana
- O. ticket office. go Penn ave, and corner
- 18th st. and n Y. are. C. o. ticket o.
- ices. at 5l3 Penn. ave-. and 6os litn 81
A. l. Ticket once, la3s n. Y. ave-. and
- on heard stesmera
- aJ- Fer further information eppiy at g.n-
- eral Offices 7th st. wharf. Wash u. -
- Phone 76o.
no2s-ti JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT-Typewriters at special prices. with
privilege Of purchase; standard makes, uni
rersai key hoard; best grade ribbons 30 per
dozen: core in and do your typewritins; terms
moderate NEWMAN'S 61 7th st. US-Smos
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LEG AL NOTICES.
IN JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA-BESSIE b. BOWEN, vs. JOS
FpU erHkPJINE No SS674

A summons in due form having been Issued
out of this court to 4 lawful constable OF tha
District for the said defendant, and the sans
having been returned Not found,'' il is hereby
ordered that said defendant his appearance
to be entered herein or before the 18TH DAf
OF SEPTEMBER, 1909. AT 10 A. NJ. otherwis
the cause will be proceeded with as in case
default
LEWIS L O'NEAI., Justice OF the Peace.
self 2laS
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
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AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
NEW UTHAMPTOS-LONDOS-
CALLING. WEST-BOUND, AT CHERB0JRG-
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a. N.
st. Paul. September 81 New York----October %
New York October 4 ST. Louis November l
st. Louis October II ST. Paul November
ST. Paul October Is New York. November u
PHILADELPHIA. QUEENSTOWN. LIVERPOOL
No Sailing Saturday, September g.
Belgenland. Sept. 30, 600 n N
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YoKK-ANTWERP-PARfS
Every Wednesday ut l2
Noordiand- Sept. q Southwark .....oct. II
Fr;esland. ...--..-0ct- 4 Wessernland- Oct. j:
these steamers carry only cabin and third-class
passengers. at Low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers IA and l5. n R--0fhcc. - Broadway, " \.
Phiadephia Office. 3G5-S0T Walnut St
WASHINGTON OFFICE-l3o6 ST. N. W..
Or w. C. MOSS. Agent. el Pa Ave
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ron sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Building lots and villa sites, on cleo
trio railroad; minutes ride from city; for
S. down, balance 81 per week; no interest or
taxes until paid for; price of lots or villa sites
500, 500. and $50 each 10 per cent off for cash
also for sale house and one acre; house and three
acres; house and three acres, at Resslyn. river
front; also 100 acres. near electric road. that
would make fine subdivision; also 20 acres, house.
and barn; the above property is very cheap and
easy terms; call for catalogue of property for
sale and map of the suburbs showing country
and railroad 25 miles around Washington. JAMES
L. CLEMENTS 1921 st. NV. se2e3t
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rHR EVENING TINES wAsHdoE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER a. 1899
FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUsEs.
TH0S. E. WACGAmAn.
Real Estate Broke. and Auctfoneer.
.9f7 Street NV.

sssO0s 6s II ~ 0A0tS0!Is
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
-9f7 F Street N. w.
FOR sALg-NORTHwEST.
la3 and IT'S L. frames, Gr; lot 2sxl46 80 goo
% d. b. h., sr.; lot 2dx175................ 6,SD
M as42 18th ST.. b. h.. sr.. bath: a. IN. i s'ooo ooo
"a Cleveland ave-, 6r. ana bath....,..... 2,Oo
browns Court, b. h., stories, 4r-.... i'ooo
70 mccullough st.. y. h., 6................ Wv
FOR sALE-NoRTHEAsT.
ll1 nth st.. brick. l0r.. bath and m. l. 'ooo
s2o s2o eta ST. 81, brick er. bath and e. m h.. soo
SSl l, frame, 2 stories, 5r................ l,5Oo
SOUTHEAST.
2is n j. ave-. brick. l4r.. bath. a. m T.. VI W
1904 st., b. h.. s-r. a. m. l.. lot 16x75 it. 500
SSs st. brick. store & dwelling, stories. S'oOs
a5l and 15S st., b. hs-, 6r. (both) ....... lsa@
SOUTHWEST.
S14 to s1s st.. 6-r.. Lath a. m. l. (slD .ss cog
22e to 222 49, St, frames rooms (both). .G,O09
40e to 40 S. Cap, frames, 5r. (boti9 4ooo
l006 9th ST.. T. h. Ar, lot l4xl15 ft....... l.600
419 LIST ST., frame; lot 24.6x15s IT. ....... !ooo
1880 I'd st., frame. 4-r.. lot So1lzs f.....- i,aoo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
srass. ave.. bet. LIST and 2d. 2ox75 n.......s sI5
II st., bet. 4th and 5th. 2ax100 ft-.......... 81
Mass. ave-, bet. LIST and 3D. 2axS5 ft..-...... 80
Mass. ave-, bet. Sd and 4th. 20x75 h........ Is
AZtn ST., bet. A ana B. ZBxy0 II. VI
Lot, north side E. Capitol, between 18th
and 1sfh- ..-.-.--.-......-...-... 70
SOUTHEAST.
So. Il.
Pennsylvania ave-. bet 9th and TIN. 81 90
sth ST., bet. E. Capitol and A. 25x125 ft..... 10
Pennsylvania ave-, bet. 18th and 18th. ...... l %
FOR RENT.
30 n. J. ave. nw., 7r............-.......S35 .S35 60
21l2 NJ St NV, Tor. 80 5s
0l2 Va ave sw Is 10
1895 9Th st NV. 7r 25 SO
9i3 C ST. sw, sr % 90
Second foor GIG 9th ST. uw 2r.-... 20 90
2gi4 NJ St. NV 6r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 16 90
Third floor GIG 9Th 81, nw 2r,.... Is 90
e3a 24th st NV Il 80
G,l and 6s3 G. ST. sw 6r 6r........... Ii so
STORES. OFFICES ETC.
Store and dwelling, 26l2 lith St. NV, I1r- $50 90
Store and dwelling, 400 1st st. me-, IT,. 10 20
Hail. third floor, 419 10th st. 30 90
Store and dwelling, sol st. NV, sr....-. 80 80
Second story front room, llO7 G ST. NV % 90
Store and dwelling, 40l st. ne, IT,. % 90
Storeroom. 10th and sts. nw............ 20 90
Rooms in Central Building. ................ -
Rooms in Gunton Building. Observation-Disclosures. -
Stable and shop, 1417 st. nw.-...... 10 90
Call for semi-menthly Bulletin.
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FOR SALE-Large corner lot in Brookland; right
grade and water. Address A. 6, this Office.
scI9-3t
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WANTED-As laundress and fireman, an elderly
cOloTcd couple, without children; to OCCUPY
a 5-room house; rent taken in washing. Apply
at sI3 18th 81. NV. se2I-St-eln
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FOR RENT-FLATS,

FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-A 7-room cottage, with cellar;
fine poultry house and 1900 So. feet OF
ground; fruit, shade, and water at the door; one
mile north of Benning. ID. c.: on the line of the
Columbia r. r. extended, now building: rent 500
per year, payable monthly. Address W. B. SHAW,
Benning, D. c. sels-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent a word
for each Insertion.
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WANTED-Professional and amateur entertainers
desirous of engagements during the coming
season, should register their names with THE
AMPHIoN ENTERTAINMENT BUREAU, 4e4 G
st. Sc. sa2O-2t
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FOR SALE-A first-class farm of l02 acres, near
Mt. Vernon, Va, 4-room house: large new
of all kinds Address II. K HUNTERSOy, 3o8
Jefferson St, Anacostia. d. C. se19-3t
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Call for seIni-monthly Bulletin.
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-English basement, p. b., 12-room
house; a. i; $50 per 30G9 School st.
NV, Mt. Pleasant. se20-3t
FOR RENT-Sture and dwelling; opposite Bright
wood Hotel Enquire at BRIGHTW00D H0-
TEL. se293t
I,o1, pI-,-r c,o r :. -.
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MAH;TED-GoOd girl, white, for light house
work; assist in store; no washing. l2l4 7th
st. nw. II
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wANTED-Furniture OF all kinds. antique in
particular; viii buy stocks Of merchandise;
cash prices pad; 6rcp a postal, stating what
Is fer SALE and I'll call. II. ROSENBERG, sw.
corner sth and D kts b2S-tf-em
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-07
PEOPLE OF SECROS COyTESTED.
Island Congress Sends Congratula-
tions on Arrival of Americans

A cablegram from Gen. Otis at Ma
Mia, received IN Washington yesterday,
indicates the satisfactory and agreeable
reception accorded to the American troops
which recently landed at the Island OF
Negros. They were sent there oy Gen.
Miller at Iloiio in command OF Col.
smith to take formal possession Cor the
United states. which he did without
trouble. Previous to the time the troops
landed a commission from the island vIs-
lted Cen Otis and said they were willing
10 surrender and asked that he taxe the
inhabitants under his protection.
Inc congratulatory address 70 Gen.
Miller embodied in Gen. Otis dispatch
x particularly gratifying to the c1Hcfais
OF the administration. as hey beHeve
the attitude OF the inhabitants OF the
isiand OF Negros Is such that there will
De no trouble in dealing with them here
after. Gen. Otis dispatch is as follows:
Following from Hoilo 4th instant.
Government Congress Inhabitants OF Ne
gros 20 Gen. Miller. Iloilo We affection
ately salute you and congratulate our
selves for the happy arrival OF Col. Smith
and troops under his orders and beg
you to send this salute and congratuIa-
tons 10 Gen. Otis. Manila. as representa-
tive OF the government OF the United
states in the Philippines. Lacson.'
OTIS"
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-07
QUAY MAY SOON WITHDRAW Y
Report at Harrisburg that Col. Huff
May Be His Successor.
Lancaster Delegation Reported to Be
Ready TO Desert Quay on Account of
Removal from Offiee-koontz
Scores q Victsry in House.

Harrisburg, Pa, March 6.-There are
rumors current here tonight that Senator
Quay will withdraw before the close of
the present week and that Col. George
+. Huff, Of Greensburg. will be chosen
his successor in the United States SEN
ate. There is also talk that if Mr. Quay
remains in the fight the Lancaster dele
cation will desert him on account of the
removal Of nephew of ex-AuditOr Cen
eral Myiin, of Lancaster, by Governor
Stone from a subordinate position in one
OF the departments. Senator Quay's man
ayers ridicule these reports and insist
that under no conditions will he with
draw. They say their lines are intact
and rumors of further defections IN their
ranks are absurd.
The House Of Representatives had an
other liz ely debate tonight over the reso-
luton offered by MIR Koontz for the an
polntmcrt Of four additional members of
the bribery investigation committee IN
connection with the passage of the Nc
Carren jury bill in the House. MIR.
hoontZ, VINO is a member of the commit
Tee ueciafed tn2t the resolutions adopted
Dy IL, against his protest, which regulate
the HethOd TO be pursued, would u event
any investigation. ana he demanded thar
they be set aside. Several amendments
were oIered, including one 10 discharge
the committee from further consideration
Oh the charges, but after a great deal Of
argument these were withdrawn and the
original resolutions Wee adopted by a
viva Voce vote. The new members of the
committee are Young, of Tiora- and Pen
GaIi, OF Chester (anti-Quay Republicans.
ana Dixon, OF Elk, and Few. of PhiIadei-
phia, Democrats.
the forty-frst ballot for United States
II; jerks, 8; Tub5s. / No Quorum.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-07
RELATIONS ARE BROKEN OFF
Italian Minister at Peking Oh Bad
Terms with Foreign Office.
Government TO Itaiy's Demand the
Cause American Marines
to BE Withdrawn

Peking, March 6.-Owing to the insulting
manner in which the Chinese government
has refused the request OF the Italian gov
ernment for a lease of San-Mun Bay
province of Che-kiang as a coaling sta
ton and naval base, SiSnor Martino, the
Italian Minister. declines 10 mold direc,
communication with the Tsung Ii Yamen.
The American marines who have been
guarding the United States Legation are
under orders 10 leave.
The Russian and French Embassies
have also notified the government Of their
intention TO soon Withdraw the guards
from their respective legations.
London. March THE Peking CORES
pondent of the Times says:
The TSung Ii Iamcn's rejection Cf
Italys demands was cOuched in studiOusly
contemptuous ana minatory terms. ] find
that the French Minister a fortnight ago
warned the Tsung Ii Iamen that Ia y
seled its rejection. SiEnor MartinO's dis
patch used the very words sphere OF in
fuence' which on ng 10 difficulty in trans
lation were rendered prOtectOTate' in
Chinese"
The Times publishes the following dis
patch from Shanghai:
THE British, American, and German
Consuls to-day (MOndag declined 10 hold
further negotiations with the Tao Tai Of
Shanghai on the question OF the extension
of the foreign settlement, owing to the
evasiye and obstructive tactics to which
he has resoTted. They will demand tEat
the Viceroy appoint a special deputy 10
arrange the matter.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-07
NINE. BIANCHINI ON TRIAL
Charged with Attempting to Poison
Her Husband.
Evidence Showing that He Squandered
Her Fortune and Then Permitted
WeIl-known Critic to Become
His Wife's Lover.

Paris, March 6.-Mme. Charles Bian-
chini wife Of the famous and popular
scenic artist, and who was arrested last
November on the charge of attempting
to poison him, was placed on trial to-day.
The court room was crowded with fash
ionable women, many prominent people
being present. The prisoner, who was
elegantly attired, conducted herself in
the most nOnchalant fashion and tlatly
denied the accusation.
The evidence showed that after squan-
dering his wife's fortune of 10000 francs,
NJ. Bianchini, in order to prevent his
home being sold, allowed VI. Mayer, d
well known theatrical critic, TO become
his wifes lover. NJ Mayer took his
meals at the house, and practically lived
there
When the parties were trying to ar
range divorce, NJ. Bianchini used to be
found in the morning with the pupils of
his eyes terribly dilated, his face black,
veinous blotches on his chest, and his
limbs quivering. He generally recovered
toward evening.
One peculiarity of the case which pre-
sents many mysteries, is that NJ. Bian-
chini still declares he does not believe
his wife guilty
About six months before Mime. Bianchi-
MIS- arrest, her husband was suddenly at
lacked by a mysterious malady. which the
physicians diagnosed differently. One of
them declared his belief that the symp-
toms were those OF atrophiEe poisoning.
and thereupon Bianchini's friends, NM
Carre and Gailhard, directors of the Grand
Opera. took II upon themselves to carry
him 10 a distant village away from his
wife There ne recovered rapidly When
the police arrested Nine BIan2hini q ey
found bottles of atrODhine IN the house she
is said to be very pretty woman. and to
have taken the arrest and all the sGbse-
quent proceedings fippartly.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-07
IOA DlEDRICH Was INDISCREET,
MS course at Manila Disapproved
by German Government.

ber!IA' March "A high official of the
H''Hiah Navy Department has informed
We correspondent here of the Associated
Iiess that the appointment of Prince
-Ieuly Of Prussia. brother of Emperor
William, 10 The command of the East
HS'auc squadron mad been considered for
-'O,'Hs past and Was finally decided upon
'e'Hs the most available, the Emperor
'Si'l.s 10 show the American people that
.e thoroughly friendly TO them, know
--e uai Prlnee Henry is popular in the
en.ted States.
""7H lhe oihcial referred TO was asked
"ie'AeF the appointment was equivalent
~ '"e disgrace VI Admiral Won Diedrichs,
-'o' eAitily. If Admiral Won Diedrichs
~ s-o"H more tact last summer before
'''''' il would undeniably have been
i'u-~0'i'e ol sood results all around. our
81 'iHeA' unfortunately, was advised
'",r oI "a number o. occurrences before
'l1Illa, none OF which were really i'm
t'''1N'' hoI they slowed grave want of
s--l upon Admiral Won Diedrjcas' mart
-ae main trouble vas thar Admiral Won
N'Vli'eAS was lHsumciently informed re-
-''s International naval usages in
- " 't"eai" situation. Consequently, he
.','-.71 naval movements, drill. and
'~l-"isAt practice as il elsewhere than
o.oeAaled port thus arousing dis
' -s'' The part Of the Americans"
-s above is Important, as being the
"' man Ciiicial admission that there
-I Dv-a ToIble between the Germans
americans in Manila Ray.
iAr Af-. regularly appointed German
ie'al ausch- at Washington. Won Rebeur
Irs.a".tz. starts for New York to-mor-
." 'A lu1-l the North German Lloyd
''a!-rr Lahn, which sails from Bremen.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-07
SHOWED IN SIX DAYS.
Sorry Plight of Passengers on Cheyenne
and Northern TraiB.

cheyenne. Wyo.. March 5.-An urgent
message for relief was received to-day
from the Cheyenne and Northern train IN
the snow at Iron Mountain. The pr0y4s-
ions sre reduced 10 a fea beans and a
little coffee. with Icrty-two persons on
board 10 be fed. They have been showed
in for sx days, and TIER condition is des-
Ierate, as lhc adjacent ranches Ene-e
fcod has heretofore been obtained are
about oui Of provisions. Hon. Joan F.
McDermOlt John and r. W. FOxiOn. who
walked in from The imprisoned train, re-
port the cuts dTlIIed level fun OF hard
snow between here and Iron Mountain,
and that the only way OF getting through
with a train will be bg shOVeling
A relief train. WiiE supply OF prOvis-
Ions ana lhl shoVelcrs. was sent out
this morning. but II cannot reach the iHa-
prisoned train before Tomorrow morning.
The blockade Oh the Union Pacific was
raised to-day. and trains are nov run
ming IT vas with great difficulty that the
rotEries and wedge plows HaEased TO
push through, IS the cuts wee ali piled
ION Of hGrt-Fa cEed SHOW, The trains that
were imprisoned at Laramie came through
an the way fr0m seven 20 twelve hours
ate. The weather tonight Is warm and
fair.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-07
NOT TO HAVEAN NATIVE ARMY
Methods of Imperialistic England
Not to Be Followed.
The Regular Force Of 65, 600 Men Is Now
Deemed Ample for the Philippines,
Cuba, and Porto Rico Its
Proposed Distribution.

Although authorized by the new army
law to recruit an army of 5000 in the
colonial possessions the President will
not avail himself of the opportunity. The
real reason for this decision is said 10 be
desire 10 avoid as much as possible
all appearance Of initiating imperialistic
England. In other words. the native
troops of India are to have no counter
part in the United States
"A careful survey of the situation in
Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines is
said TO convince the President and the
War Department officials that the army
of $500 regulars authorized by the law
will be sufficient to meet all present de-
mands. The trouble will be, of course, in
securing full enlistment. bu; it is expect
ed that large numbers of the volunteers
who are soon to be mustered out will go
into the regular army for two years ad-
ditiOnal service. All of the volunteers will
BE- dispensed with by the 1st of May AL
ready arrangements are being made for
reducing the force in Cuba, while the situ-
alton in the Philippines is daily becoming
more serene. There are AT present about
5000 men in the Philippines, nearly co.
go in Cuba, and about $500 in Pcrto Rico
The rumber of officers in Cuba attracted
the attention of Senator Proctor when
he was recently on a visit 10 that island
1t was said that there were no less than
eight Major Generals there, of whom six
were in Havana, and eight Brigadier
Generals. II is understood that when the
force in Cuba is reduced the list Of OFF,
GERS of highest rank now there will be
materially decreased.
1t is estimated that the $500 men, when
they are all enlisted, will be disposed Of
with 5000 in the Philippines, 1J,0C0 in
Cuba, and 500 in Porto Rico. leaving a
force of 1900 available in this country.
Under the new law there will be no trou-
bic iT providing full complement of line
and staff officers for all the regiments.
while the companies will be recruited III
10 the maximum Of l06 for each COM
pany.
Considerable pressure is being brought
to bear upon the Secretary of War for
appointment 10 the commissioned list OF
the regular army, but il is said that of
the 10l new places 10 be filled. all have
been practically decided upon ana Will
soon be announced.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-03-07
SENATOR JONES SUFFERS RELAPSE.
His Physician Has ordered Absolute
Rest for the Patient.

After improving steadily for about ten
davs Senator Jones, OF Arkansas. had a
severe recurrence yesterday afternoon Of
the trouble which Frustrated MIN on the
morning OF February = The paroAysms
lasted about one hour.
Last night at late hour he was rest
ing well and Was nearly free from pain.
His physician attributes the last attack
10 the Senator exerting himself IN the
effort 10 attend 10 some pressing Pubic
business incidental TO the adjournment
az Congress. The doctor has issued posi-
fIye instructions that no one slal See
senator Jones for an indefinite period
Ur E.s also directed that no mail OF
kilograms shall be permitted 10 reacn the
and quiet may bring about permanent
relief