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Gold Find in New Mexico.

Roswell. y. NJ. May 23.-Gold has
been discovered at Portales, new
town on the line of the Pecos Valley &
Northwestern road. so miles east Of
here. The discovery was made in a wen
that was being dug at a depth Of IS
feet.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
New Curporafiou.

The Trastour Zinc Mining Company,
with headquarters at Harrison, Boone
county, has been Incorporated under
the laws Of the state. The apital stock
is 5000, 900, all of which has been sub
scribed.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
Anti-PolygamyLe Learus

A local anti-polygamy league has
been organized in Little Rock. Its pur.
pose is to circulate petition for sign
ers protesting against the seating of
Mormon Roberts, of Utah, as a member
Of congress These leagues are being
formed in all parts Of the country.
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The Report Wa. Unfrue.

New York. May IA dispatch 10
the Herald from Manngua says: The
report that the United States cruiser
Detroit had fred upon the NiearagusH
gunbost san Jacinto and sunk her Is
untrue. Everything Is quiet along the
Atlantic coast AZ Nicaragua.
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nnckcd nn,rn Indrr Prrr.nre.

ST. Johns. y. f., May c4.-The colo
uial government is enforcing -he fish
ing laws on the west coast against the
French. who have been demanding her
ring AT their own prizes instead oil
sl.25 per bare, IS e-forced against
the Canadians and the Americans.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
To County Examiners.

Supt. Doyne requests county exami'
ners of counties III which teachers in
essary arrangements are made for
buildings in which to conduct the work
and secure accommodations for visiting
taarbars
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Oxen and Implements for Farmers
No Arms, No Money.

Havana. May 24.-Some of the late
insurgents aver that they will not give
up their arms, but Goy.-Gen. Brooke
has no present intention of making a
house-to-house search in order to
seize arms. If the Cuban soldiers are
not willing TO bring in their arms and
thereby get the SIS allotted to each
man as his share of the S3,000,000 the
matter will be passed over.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
Reforming Legal Procedure.

Senior Mora. the supreme court fis.
cal, in an interview, is quoted as say.
ing he agrees that Senor Lanuza, head
of the department of justice and pub
lie instruction, did wrong to abolish
the incommunicado system before re-
forming the entire procedure. Accord.
ing TO the present method, it is point.
ed out, prisoner can not arrange to
have his friends testify favorably or
subsidize a lawyer. The Spanish code
Furnishes perjury severely, but the
people here have not the respect for
an oath which people have in the
United States. This is owing to the
corruption of the Spanish officials, who
had the idea of profiting from every
thing done. Therefore, Senior Mora
added, the matter requires careful
study, and in the meanwhile | will al
low of no change until prepared to
complete the reform process"
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
The Dewey Home Fund.

Washington. May 24.-The subscrip-
tions for the Dewey Home fund so far
received by the national committee
amount to S3.709. Among those re-
ceived yesterday was one OF 500 from
N.:-e-President Hobart
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
Nru York Franehise NH.

Albany, y. y. Nav 24.-The senate
committee on taxation. last night. af-
ter a hrief session, gave onr the pro-
posed franchise tax bill. rH- hiH IS
II med closely on the Suggestions
nl.,le by the governor.
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AssIsued.

Montreal. Can, May 24.-J. a. Bull
mer & Co, lumber merchants Of this
city. have assigned; liabilities. s229.-
zj8. The assets consist Of lumber. etc,
and a house in Westmount. Several
large lumber firms are involved.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
TreasurN stntement.

Washington, May 24.-Yesterday's
statement OF the condition Of the treas
ury showed: Available cash balance.
S265. .s45. SOB; gold reserve. S226.G51, ia.
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order OF naIIwny reIesrnphers

Peoria. IN, May 23.-The Order of
Railway Telegraphers has decided to
change the time Of meeting from third
Monday in May TO third Monday in
September.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
Wants More work.

Miss Annie Wheeler, daughter A"
Gen. Joe Wheeler, who served Us :
nurse in Cuba, is anxious to 60 ="
the Philippines in the same capacI!'
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A Lucky hoy.

Walter Forsner, a boy, fell lOo i'''
over a bluff into the Tennessee rrS,
near Chattanooga, Tenn, few o'''
ago, and escaped uninjured.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
Lieut.. Forster. Third Ialantry. Dead

Washington, May 2s.-Gen. Otis has
notified the war department Of the
death, Monday, al Manila. of Lieut..
Pierce G. Forster, Third infantry, of
typhoid fever.
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F1ed a Petition ln panl.ruptcr.

New York, May 24.-William H.
Seitz, real estate broker. filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy yesterday. Liabili-
ties, SIPS, $50; no assets.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
VIII Use the Electrophone.

During the day the queen, for the
first time, will use the electrophone TO
hear the national anthem sung in vari-
Gus parts of the kingdom.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
Remembered nv Friends.

Boston friends have arranged 10 Wv
Booker T. Washington, of the lusN
gee (Ala.) normal, and Mrs. Wasn'ns
ton, a vacation in Europe.
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Sentiment Denounced

The striking doekmen are giving
trouble. and orders have been issued
TO place IA military guard on the
wharveS as a preeaution against posi-
bic outbreaks.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
IcUBANExTREMIsTs TALK WAR
RE Ah.ard and Malicious Sentiment
Denounced b Cuban Patriots
Late Havana News.

Havana. Nay sz.-La Union Espan-
ola SAYS editoriaIIY:
IT Is easY 70 see the near approach
IF var between Caba and the United
States
The Sentiment Denounced
La Discussion. which denounees this
sentiment as absurd and malicious
says:
Against the statements of such enc
mics Of Cnba. are Cuban patriotism and
the determination not TO delay or 10
endanger the republic by single i'm
prudence
All the army funds and the Cuban
revenues are now IN the hands of the
North American Trust Co. except the
paymaster's funds. which, by an order
issued yesterday. are 10 be deposited
with that institute.
striking Doekmea Causing Trouble.
The striking dockmen are giving
trouble. and orders have been issued
to place IA military guard on the
wharyes as a precaution against Possi-
bic outbreaks.
Distribution of INDECENT Rations-
Capt. Greble. who has been in ehargS
Of the distribution Of INDECENT rations,
has returned 10 duty with his regi-
ment.
There are still many deserted wives
of Spanish officers on the relief list,
with numerous children, and what To
do with them is a problem that puz-
zles the officials.
Must Wear Shirt or Coat.
Several arrests have recently beer
made under the municipal regulation
that forbids wearing an undershirt
without shirt or a coat. Among
those arrested are several American
teamsters. The working class of Gu
bans are fast adopting the practice OF
both disearding coat and undershirts
and wear instead very short outer
shirts, leaving several inches of skin
showing between the bottom of the
shirt and the trouser band. This cos
tune, which is cool and comfortable,
though not exactly elegant, complies
with the Law.
| Oxen and implements for Farmers,
Mai ai.-Gen. Wilson, military governor
OF the Matanzas-Santa Clara depart
ment, will make an allowance of $685.
600 a month for the purchase of oxen
and implements to enable the poor to
cultivate the land and rebuild homes
IA the interior OF the province of Ma
| tanzas.
At three o'clock yesterday afternoon
the temperature in Havana was 81 de-
grees.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
Made Happy.

Employees of the big pipe plan' =. y
the American Pipe and Foundry ~ ~
at Bessemer. Ala, have been grap''
an advance of ten per cent.
The Van Buren press., 1899-05-27
Preparing for Decoration Day.

Mrs. Estes G. Rathbone is organic
ing Decoration day exercises. The
graves of the 40 American soldiers
buried at Qnemados during the winter.
will be decorated with flowers, and
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee will issue an order
ON the subject for the usual military
display.
a special train has been arranged
for in order to take people from this
city TO witness the Decoration day
celebration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-02

FOR RENT GROOM BRICK HOUSE. WITH
modern imprU yements. in first-class condition;
1913 18th st. NV. Apply to JOHN f. GREEN,
l4t6 ST. NV. ap2I-1m
FOR RENT-S25 PER MONTHS ROOMS AND
bath; modern improvements; brick; No. 2O27 Port
ner place; convenient cars; good condition.
apl2-tf II. ROZIER DULANY 1920 L ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT WI. C. MORRIS. CIT 14TH ST
1929 Princeton st. llr. and la .......... $50 90
49, -9u ST. IL anu ia -. 30
1924 Marion St, Ir and Observation-Disclosures. Is 80
ap2g-3t
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306 p NV. 6r........l5.5O
lab y ] ay NV, Or. 100
l2o5 Lydecker av, Or,
ami. 80. so
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 80 ACRES
miles from city. in Maryland: impru, ed y an
S-room dwelling; surrounded lay u grove Of large
trees; has a new tenant house and all necessary
outiuildlngs; plenty Of fruit, including straw
berry bed; about - acres clear. balance IN wood
A bargain 81. 300. Apply
ap2D3t NAlSHE a. SCHM AKTZ GIG d - N
FOR SALE-A NEW 4iOOM COTTAGE AND
acre OF land, with good shade. 49,. g.. s75n on
4-rOom frame house and ......... 81. %
acres of land. With good house and fine
surroundings .-..........--..--.....l.O 900 90
Property located 9TH 81. pike. Mont geometry
county, Md. very little cash and easy terms Nj
l.. LFTTLkFIEID, Lay Hill Mout. CO. Md
ap2y 3t'
FOR SAIE-OR EXCHA NGE-AT BRANCIyIIIF
Nd, on r. and O. K.R-. 81 acres. near station;
county road and proposed electric line run thruagb
property; dwelling and Outhuildings For price
and all further information inquire
WESGOrT. WILCOX a. HIEsTON, 1907 Pa ay m W
apz:,-s h.3t
VERY DESIRABLE FARM. % ACRES; HIGH
state OF cultivation short distance from Kensinc-
ton station; new s-roOm house. barn. outluildiugs
and tenant. house; unusually attractive; for sale
exchange. W. Al. TERRELL. with u n
WARNER x co. Rp2G 81
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classifi-
cations of Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate of one cent per
word per Insertion, the minimu I'm
charge being 10 cents.
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-IN MT. PLEASANT. FURNISHED
for the summer. Broom house; baths; large lot
with stable; plenty Of light and shade: only $40.
Apply $3.50 10th St, L. 5. LIPSCOMB, 6l2
18th. my2-3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE IN THE ms
trict aud surrounding country for exchange; great
many clear properties on my list. Call for mar
ticulars JUNIuS ]. PTTTMAN,
ap29-3t' Room Z. Atlantic bldg. 92s Z st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-oN r. l. AVE. NEAR gTH
ST.. S-rnam house; lot 1Sxl0O; want smaller house
price. 8 500. THE McLACHLEN real, rs.
TATE AND LOAN CO.. 10th and G SITS NV
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BOARDING.

A. SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS OWNING A
fur. bath every floor. delightfully."- cool in sum
Eer. home comforts. would like a few boarders;
terms ieasof able; refs ex. 1901 nth NV.
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Zoos Ia av. 6r, wa. 1900
1924 lStE. Or. wa. Is. 90
2l39 ID NV, Or. wa. IL. 80
5Oi 23d, Or, wa Up. 80
235 + sw. 5r. Wa. IL so
Do Reeves st, sr. 1000
Stephens ct. AZ, W 10. 10
2l26-30 y Y av Ar. W s.. 90
lIl6 Hayes ct. ar. w-S.U0
? large storage rooms, SIS
18th NV.
Or house in Wiehle,
Va. large lot.....l0.00
tenants from IS up.
: Dept. suitable for laun-
roses.
KINS. 800 10th ST. NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BoARD IN THE COUNTRY on ~ r.
urh, by married couple with infant: private home
preferred; VIII pay IN advance. Address ". T.
H., star Office. NV 90
PLEASANT COUNTRY HOUSE NEAR RITE
Ridge Mis-; tiue SCENERY: good shade. pur.
ter; adults preferred Atlr,ss the Misses PEN
DLErON. Delaplane, Fauquirr Co, Va. IL
WANTED BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN WIFE
and children electric steam road near
city; farm preferred J. Z. :. I4I7 Corr,ran -.
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CNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT S3S PER MONTH FOR BRICK
dwelling near cor. 2lst and X SITS NV; S rooms
and bath; completely furnished: rent to Nov l.
ii. ROZ1ER DlILANI. 1920 i ST my2-3t
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FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOTEL. BUSINESS
property, centrally located containing Is ronruS
ana baths. cellar. latrube furnished aud furni-
ture for sale. For particulars aud terms atply T.,
NESCoTT a WILCOX 1907 Pa ave ara Il
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FOR RENT-HOTEI,S.

FOR RENT-HOTELS.
FOR RENr-A DESIRABLE HoTf;I, BUSINESS
and = hnths cellar lntroi,r: furnisiai ana fnrnI,
lure Tor sale For particulars aud terms apply T.,
NESCorr 4 WILCOX 1907 Pa. ave. apo Il
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-A BASKET DOG CART: EASY -RrN-
BIhS. st. above 10th. N.Y. -
FOR SALE-lO HoKSES. SUITABLE FOR FAM
Idy ana business purposes. ranging 10 price frum
500 TO Sloo; also variety u nne second iand
DoWNEY'S STABLES, l. bet. I6ih aud I7ih ~'s
nv. my25t
WANTED-TO Buy HORSE BUGGY AND HAR-
ness. singy OF together. suitable Tor real est ate
business; must he ia good order and cheap Al
dress B"x 81. Star ofhre. II
FOR SALE-l VICTORIA, BRorGIAM. /
light wagon; all in good condition; VIII sell
cheap, for want Of room DEGEN Il RRICK-
ERD, 1327 'th ST. NV. myI-St'
FOR SALE HANDSOME SADDLE HORSE. 3
color. rich sorrei; shows all gnits: broken Tor
lady; perfectly sound and genie; not afraid of
electric cars bicycles; took Afst prize last fail
over twelve saddl' horses. Price. $3.50. Address
DIXON {. WAI.kER
myl-6t' Crhana. Frederick county. Md
WANTED - 81 RREY. CUT UNDER. WITH
leather top and curtains must he rced condf-
ton. Address, stating price and WHARF 10 De
seen, X. W, Star office. myl p.
FOX SALE FINE BLACK HORSE - - - u
driver; has no faults Il. l.. WHEELER. 18Th
and SITS NV. myi %
FOR SA.E-FIyE OR SIX HEAVY DRAFT
horses: good workers; be seen at STANDARD
oil Company's warehouse. corner South Capitol
and ! Sis. Sc. ap2g-..t-
For SAIE-A BLUE-fRfMMEp ROGERS VIC
toria good new; Also light green trimmed
Victoria and surrey; double harness and single
harness Can bc rear 1920 1. IT. Hw.-so
in alley between 18TH and 10th of X. ap2a-3t
NEW PNEUMATIC RUNABOUTs
cash onIyl. 500.
ap2l-1n JAS. II. PRODIGY, 1870 sd ST. NV.
FOR SALE-AT BARGAIN-LADY's STYLISH
trap, seats o. 1, and harness, tine ruabe5-tire
IunRbOut fine top buggy, cost $500 last fall. late
style brewster game trap; also Hight one horse
Nictorias; surrey and bruugham harness. cheap:
age, 1888 Ii 81. apl3-ls;-
GREAT SACRIFICE-vERY FINE AND STYLISH
Brewster Victoria. cost 81 600 also light Brew
ster brUugham. good Owner leaving city
McCAULLiS STABLES. 1927 II st.n.w apis IS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-NEW STYLES OF We
hicles, "a all may find for lS93. :. J. MEEkS'
REPOSTTORl. g. q st. NV. cons listing OF bean
ttul canopy Surveys. top and top pneumatic,
buEgies, phaet ans. etc. with full line OF business
wagons. Repairing and painting promptly attend
I'd TO. Also Excellent room for storage. Opl-Ttf
FOR SALE BUGGIEs, sURREYs. TRAPS. BUSI-
ness wagons, daytors. stanhOpes; also nrst-,lass
wagons, my manufacture
fe2s-tf J. }. COOK. 1925 ST NV.
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81 MINER BOARD AT WHITEWATER CHELSEA:
nice, eool house: plenty 81 fruit, vegetables aHa
milk; good bass fishing; mile from r. A.
For terms apply TO Mrs. Il. {. L. MpN,TRE
Whitewater. Va NV 81
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FOR RENT
Store. cellar&stable, 4
1913 Pa av NV. $1,000
22d and z. sto&dw 50. 90
&l6 g NV. llr&b. $500
Flat, lyl3 la av. Sr, b. 30. 50
1917 q. l0r&b. 40. 10
500 ii ne. st&dw. .35.5
1915 II NV, Or. b, !
eel, large yard. 81. 90
~ Whitney ay, Sr, BIO. 50
SD 2lst. 3r&D. 20. SO
23l0 f. 6r&ba. 20. 10 ]
2+01 NJ, 6r&cellar. 10. 40 !
Small houses for colored
Large building near War
dry or manufacturing purp
ap2S-tf GEO. W. LIN
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PERSONAL.

ICE INCHES THICK IN TUE STREET THIS
an. nothing compared TO oh extrayaenut ash
exchange for gents discarded garments win
enh on receipt Of postal JUSrH's OLD STAND
go ID st. 80 80
CIVIL SERVICE ExANISITIoS oITFsTIoSs
ana answers Send Toe. to s. W. FLYNN A NJ
FLfNNS BUSINESS COLLEGE
spis-lm SW. COR. 9Th AND X Sis NV
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NORTH TAkOMA SPRINGS; HOTEL THOROUGH.
ly renovated; open May Is. coolest and highest
point Washington: noted for its celebrates
spring water aud mauy other ATTRACTIONS t,bn-
yeuent to steam cars II Brightwood electric car:
IS minutes ride Il city; will he Takoma IIo-
tel Sundays and Thursdays. from $3.50 to > % m.
acommmUda items hrst class. terms REASONS be.
Apply address W. W. WAKEFIELD IRON Of
Hotel Kenmore. North Cap. ST bet Il aud q
SITS u ~
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aSh hEN1- fl22O Duncan ne Or ID 90
oSi ay NV, lor S3I 81 Bruokland houses. IS bUup
~ nnitney ay, Or. 400 Cottage, Ianier Hts 8 40
1910 Gales ne. Or. $50 Once rms, lsOa Pa ave-
THE McLlx HI-EN REAL les AND LOAN an
fe23u 10th and 1; sts NV
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| " 1918 81
i5,Io Meridian. O.. h.lS.50
lSaS | uioR sw, tr, " AGO
RI 1854 n. Ar tcoll. 500
40 Huntoon ri sN.
", wa. .a.-.-....G.O 90
l1U2 33d. Pr tcOO....5.O0
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On Chevy Chase electric road. open TO receive
permanent and transient guests on MAY l: high
beautiful grounds and SCENERY dclightfnl: new
management; service good and terms reasonable
apr Wv
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

fl6 Elm. Crab. mi 10. 90
9{2 2fth. Sf&w.-.l 10 80
il5 2ist. CT. wa.i2-50
1850 snth. 6r. Mis-
lsl5 Hayes II, Ar. ". 10. 90
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE a /,
3Ol5 2. l2r, b tfurD.$40. %
ltlO Ia av. sto, eel - 90
926 2Sd, llrSb.....40.B ~
SSOl y NV. 9rSb. o.. $500
1883 Conn av, 6r&b. - -
i2o + 20, Ir&b. - 30
- 10th ne. Crab. 1850
aplg-tI
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W ANTED-N YOU -NIi CBIDitED MAN FOR DEN-
or. ou,. used TO Of horses and carriages -Ap-
,,It .I.,, r st NV N.Y. 2t'
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

NANTED-rO Buy HORSE. BUGGY AND HAIR
ness. singly OF together, suitable Tor real ATE
business: must be ia good order and cheap. Ad-
dress B"x 81 Star ofhre 1t
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FOR RENT-SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PER
manent tenant; owner viii rent nice S-rDom and
bath bay-window press-brick in excellent neigh
$3.50; new, delightful, coy home; possession
June /. Apply POP list st. within next three
DAYS. It,
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MALE.

" tNTEp PHYSICIANS vESrMAKERs I.O-
SANS nth and q my2-'a'
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l3Il NJ. store. ....lO.OO
l24o I'D, 6r&b. so
40 Temp Hall al,
OF N Wa ----.--- p 80
) hs TEN ay NV, 5r.9.3O
Ziu3-ll Shows CT,
Ar * water. $50
repairs.
CHAS. LINKINS.
Room GO, McGilI bldg.
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MALE Or FEMALE.
MISREPRESENTATION.

Advertise ments for situations Will
De inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per Insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-03-03
NATIONAL LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings of the Lawmakers I'm senst
aud House.

Washington, Feb. 25.-After sitting
nearly eight hours yesterday the SEN
ate passed the river and harbor bill
with the Nicaragua canal measure as a
rider, deciding by vote that 1t was not
out of order. Sewell of New Jersey, adj
vocating a larger army, said that he
told the president the day after Dewey's
victory, For Gods sake order him away
from there" He had opposed the ac-
QUESTION Of the islands, but now wanted
the Filipinos subjugated.
The house finished general debate on
the army appropriation bill. and at the
vate pension bills. During the day ses-
sion Johnson of Indiana made hot at
tack on the president and his expan-
sion policy. Grosvenor introduced bill
requiring all government printing to be
done by union printers.
Washington. Feb. 27.-After twohours
devoted to the consideration Of bills on
the calendar Saturday, the senate be-
gan the consideration Of the compromise
army reorganization bill which had been
agreed upon by the members Of the mil
itary affairs committee. German in
sisted on a definite time being set for
the army to go back to its old number,
and the bill was pending at adjourn
ment. Forty-seven private pension bills
were passed. The house continued work
on the army appropriation bill, but
failed to complete 1t. Eulogies were de-
livered on the late Senator Walthall and
Representative Love, both of MISSISSIPPI
pi. The river and harbor bill with the
senate amendment providing for the
Nicaragua canal was referred.
Washington, Feb. 2S.-The senate yes
terday agreed to the report on the ag-
ricultural bill and passed the army re-
organization bill with a provision re-
quiring the increase of the army to end
July /, 1901 An amendment was Of
fered to the navy appropriation to ap-
point two vice admirals, intended for
Sampson and Schley. The sundry civil
bill was taken up.
The house set aside today to consider
public building bills and passed the ar
my and fertilization bills. A provision
was added to the former to give two
months extra pay to volunteers serv-
ing last summer outside this country,
and one months pay to those serving
at home.
Washington, March 1.-The senate at
11:15 p. m. yesterday passed the sun
dry civil bill, after adding as amend
ments a number Of public building ap-
preparations 1t was regular scramble
for these grants, and about $8,000.000
was appropriated for them in the bill
and in independent bills. The report on
the alleged Hanna bribery was present.
ed, generating Hanna.
The house did nothing else but pass
public building bills, the aggregate ap-
propriated being $9,352, 600. The last of
the budgets, the general deficiency,
was reported.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-03-03
RUDYARD KIPLINGs CHANCES.
Reported Better in One Sense and Not So
Well in Another.

Reported Better in One Sense and Not So
Well in Another.
New York, March 1.-The following
bulletin was issued at 11:10 o'clock last
last night: Mr.. Kipling has. on the
whole, not gained during the day,
though the respiracy function has so far
improved that the use of oxygen is no
longer necessary. The influence of the
persisting inflammation in the upper
lobes is still manifest"
At 1870 this morning DR.. Durham is
sued a statement in regard to Kiplings
condition in which he said that he was
not discouraged. mr. Kiplng," he
said, lis better in one sense and worse
in another. We hope to be able to issue
more favorable bulletin in the morn
ing" On being asked as to what he
meant by this DR.. Durham said that he
could not explain, but physicians would
understand. 1t is taken to mean that
Kiplihg had not yet passed through the
crisis Of the disease.