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WANTED -Woman oanyas>er~ Tor Blclh's Nelc-
table Soap Tor skin and scalp diseases; re,-
commended hy physicians Call after 4 2. m.
80 9th st. ls' II -cnl
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si1esel% aHss a1asy IS Hostetter S
maintained.
the blood kept fotOHdCH
pure, and dis
ease can't find dSklffPrC
a footh0Id.
-, ,.., g.; -
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ia2-mo, We, Fri, sa II

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Fon SALE on RExr-nousEs.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer r.
917 IF Street N. w.
EnR SAIE-NnRruWEST
FOR sALE-NoRTHwEsT.

$685. o, b h, 8 r, bath and m (new). go 90
1927 to e633 o, r, bath and m (cach,. 3'SOo @
l409 to l413 S6th, 7, bath and N teaeh)- o o'o
81 and 81 Defrees ST., h. 7r each. S'aoo ooo
1425 9th. +. II lot 14x94 ft,.....,.... 5'ooo 'oo
20l6 I'd, b, r, large porch. ............' INV
SOUTHWEST.
41S 10th, b h. and back building. ...... Z,I0,
842 and 344 II, h.. each. stable (both). z'ooo
NORTHEAST.
sol T. h, Str and dwg, r............s ss' 'Sov gu,
I2I 18th st, h, rooms. az, 9Co
ll36 9TH, h. 2 stories, rooms. ........ i,a0o
rs st, h, r; lot 14x90 it,. ,s..... ,'oo9 ooo
6oo 18TH h, A''''
SOUTHEAST.
eGs A. b h. II r, bath and q m i......... Slo'ooo
2l8 ave b h, IA r, BATH and m i..... f'""
Intersection of Virginia veeand st. 5,5f
50. # OF ground. with improvements -,
-enting for A2 per months e....,.;. e'eo0 eoo
AGA ~ 600 oa y ~ = y m fsarhJ -. $3.50
1877 ha;h "a ~ 1900
223 r h = snd a m 3G01
S2l and 329 d. his. each. a IN (eaca' 3'ooo coo
40 L. b. r; lot 25x65 fhs ieoo goo
iIl2 Il, h. 5r.....-...-....... .s-......''' 90
l1Sa ave, h. r..-......r>F. i''''
FOR RENT
Storeroom, 110i C ST. w w
Store and dwelling, 400 lst 'st. ne, r... 40 w
Store and dwelling, 20l2 1Ith st, NV: II ~ 5o ~
Store and dwelling 1924 +. St and 4S9 2oth - =,
Store I4o2 pa ave nv wiE.... 40 90
Hall I'd aoor 40 10Th ST t'nw.... 30 90
Store and dwelling, 1920 7th st. Rw.: 8 r.. 30 M
Store and dwelling. s0l St NV; r....- ~ 40
Store and dwelling i0J X 81 ne: r 25 ~
Storeroom and one ,oon, s0s La ave. nw 90 90
Store and dwelling, 261 st. sw.; r-.... ~ W
Warehouse, corner High and Water sts. 49,. ~ oe
Store and dwelling 120o Del ave. r Is %
Store and dwelling 100 An & ne, 4r Is 90
storcroom and cellar, 22i II st. 10 w
Store and dwelling an X 81 ne: r Ia 90
store. 2Ooe /. st. NV. 2r...... 90
Second floor 908 + St NV.
Offices in Central Building.
Offices in Gunton Building.
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

wANTED-To rent horse for $50 per week
and board; good care taken. Address W NJ
this Office. ja7-3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR sALE--Wnl sell cheap, pawn ticket for dia-
mond stud; Weighing IL caTets; III for $50
Address F. F., this Office. ja7-St,en
FOR SALE-seyetal bookbindee presses one cat
ting press sewing board; suitable tor a be
sinner AT So No. II ST. ne. ia1-St en-
FOR sAIE-Private sale, furniture OF teu-room
house. 205 9th st. ne ia1-3t
FOR sALE-Cheap, Eagle" graphophouc and
dozen fine records. all as good as new. Ad
dress Box a, Manassas, Va I,-em
WILL RENT DAIRY FARM; 80 acres; No. l
farm land; siabling; 80 head cattle and
horses comfortable dwelling; never-fatihg water.
icehouse, silo, etc; cheap rent Address DAIRY,
this office. ja6-3t
FOR SALE-Two 3O0-egg Pressy incubatoss: will
consider any offer /. ;. CLARK, New Glatz,
Nd. ia6-3t
FOR sALE-Two good cows; t-class mixers:
cheap. ". p. SMITH, Twining City, II. {
lao-o'
FOR SALE-Complete set OF timers tools pat
terms, etc; cheap Apply 26l0 st. nv.
jiG3t
FOR sALE-old accounts and claims OF all kinds
collected or no charge. CITY COLLECTING
FOR sALE-Buy coal and coke at the dump. Sd
and X Sc; best coal, s3- u to So ja5-Iwem
FOR SALE-Fine full I-3-ootaye ebony-case up
snap. i6i Mass. ave. NV. ja5-3t
FOR SlLE-Cheap; showcase; good as new
47S \. y. ave. nv. ia5-3t
FOR SALE-New United States Cash Reg
is;er, total adder, in perfect condi-
tion; cheap, to pay storage: two hand
some outside showcases. FOR photographer or oc-
culist; cheap; lot velvet hall rugs. 10 10 20
feet long; 75c yard DISTRICT STORAGE co.
SO 9th ST. my, la44t-em
FOR SAIE-Nickel counter scales office desks,
and chairs: complete office; bras screw top.
I0x12 feet, less than half COST. DISTRICT STOR-
AGE co, 3l5 6th St hw. ja4-4t-em
FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades. fitted to
Your windows, only % cents, the best quality
oil opaque shades, 80 cents; hung free; will call
with samples. KLEEBLATr'S, lIth and II St.
au2i-tf
FOR SALE-s29 9s for 0-foot extension table; 81 50
for lounge; So for cook stoves; heaters 50 so;
paror and bedroom suite; 81 per week; cash and
credit REDMOND. 3I3 7th st. NV. ocl5-tfem
FOR sALE-Flower pots and tubs; all sizes; and
Fall bulbs; the best Of soil for planting; wire
flower stands and plant stakes. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 7l2 18th st. NV oen-d
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.


FOR REST-7ls K st. NV: aasgTsessunpy front
and back rooms, with go0f b6ard; opposite
park JAZZ ,em
FOR RENT-very pleasant fur rdpms can he
rented at lii5 Huntington sPlae, Columbia
Heights; refs. lai-St,eni
FOR RENT-Persons desiring TO rent rooms car,
time and expense by calling at ROOM
RENTING OFFICE, 9T3 G st. NV. I'd floor for
particulars and list of vacant rooms. ja7-lmo-em
FOR RENT-4O n. Y. ave ne. beautiful front
room; fnr; y month. jaI-3t-em
FOR RENT Second and third-foor front rooms;
unftrl.; 81 and 50. 1923 sth 81, NV. Item
FOR RENT-Desirable rooms, in newly furnished
house; perfect sanitary conditions. 92l st.
NV. jai-1w-eni
FOR RENT-9l7 C st. NV, parlor and bedroom;
well fur and heated; SD per month; other
rooms: central. ja1 lem
FOR RENT-Iarge fur. ballroom; heat, gas, and
bath: refs. 223 4 IL ST. NV Item
FOR RENT Well furnished front room; moderate
rent: private family; central; references .i'
sth ST. nv. Ia.-ot
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms; SIS to so per
month. 12s 10th st. NV. ja'-3t
FOR RENT-one large parlor room, for man and
wife. 81 ST. ja6-3t-em
FOR RENT-Three rooms, fur. for housekeeping;
rent sl3. 1906 llth st. NV lai,3t
FOR RENT-Fur back paPior suitable for one or
two gentlemen; also small room. 6ls + ST.
NV. ja6-3t -em
FOR RENT-Second floor fat of 3 fur. rooms;
single OF en- suite; heat gas, and bath. 925
ST. NV. ja63t
FOR RENT-se4 18th st. NV, small room, 81 per
month; 81 per week. ja5 -en
FOR RENT-Two desirable rooms, 1st floor: ssit-
able for doctor. Ills n II. ave. ia5-3t-em
FOR RENT-Desirable front rooms; newly fur:
heated; excellent table board. Gls Ii st. NV.
ia5-it
FOR RENT Front and back rooms; nicely fur
heat, gas and bath. 5l2 st. NV. ja5it
FOR RENT-i36 II st. NV; niceir fur rooms;
light housekeeping; all conyeniences; cheap.
ja5-3t
FOR RENT T-706 ll.h st. NV, > large well-fur
rooms; opposite Palais Royal; prices reason
FOR RENT-In private family, ? og 3 I'd or Sd
hoor rooms; fur. or unfur. l.40 + ST.
!'o-ot
FOR RENT-Choicest, clean. meil.fur. rooms.
warmed, for gentlemen; no children. 220S
18th 81. ". iaJ-st
FOR RENT 6i7 ID ST. NV. one fur front room;
rent reasonable; gas and heat. jal,$t-em
FOR RENT One large, heated, fur front room;
suitable Tor one or two gentlemen; good To-
cation. liy { ST. he. jas II en-
FOR RENr-Hicely-fu 2d-story front roo,a.
ol2 9th 81. NV. iai-St EN-
ROOMS RENTED AND ROOMS FOR RENT by
MEN YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1905 f ST.
NY. iaI.Gt
FOR RENT-Two nicely far. communicating
rooms suitable for gentleman and wife; or
! gentlemen; every convenience. lllo 9TH st NV.
jaS-7t ein
FOR RENT -Nicely-fur front rooms; heat, bath; /;
gas; s. 10 Sl2. 932 Pa. NV ia2-7t EN-
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WANTED-R0OMS.

WANTED-Parties having room~ for
cure, without delay, good tenants. through
Office great demand daily for rooms; be-
ing centrally located and well established. we
guarantee quick results. ROOM RENTING OF
FICE, 9l3 ST. NV, 2d floor. ja7-hno-em
WANTED-By family with children, three or
four unfinished rooms; state price. Address
c. : b., this Office. ja7-3t
WANTED-Smal room; questions asked; 81.
Address DAVIS, this Office. jaG-3t
WANTED-Comfortable room; a. m. l.; by quiet
single man, with respectable. nonnquistive
people. Address o. l. C., this office. ja5-3t
WANTED-By man and wife, 3 4 unfur. COM
municating rooms; light housekeeping: pri-
vate family preferred. Address ODERATE-PER-
MANENT, this Office. ia5-3t
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NINE. FLORENCE JUOSOA.

Palmist and Mind Reader Consult or all busi-
ness travel, changes, speculation. marriage, love
10 a. m. to p. m nl2 G St W. Price, 81
deii-;f
MME PORTER. Trance Medium: consultations
daily: all affairs: trumpet seaneeS Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 5 o'clock OIL Sth St
MRS ZOILER, Medium SOP II ST. NV. seauces
Sun, Tues, Fri Ewes. Interviews daily.
ia6-1t
WANTED-NIen that dress well to get their salts
made on easy terms monthly or weekly: will
call at your office or private residence with
full line OF samples; state name and address and
where employed. Address Bon 10, this office
ia5-3t
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WASTED-SU BURBAN.

WANTED-To rent. 10 10 20 acres in Maryland,
within miles Of The District for Il chicken
farm. address, giving terms, location, etc,
POT LTRNNAN, this Office. ja5-3t
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WANTED-MeIT can ind employment at this OF
ice. We secure positions commission for
reputable parties. Such work as Is satisfactory t
applicant. Apply EXCHANGE BUREAU, 9lS &
St NV. I'd floor. Item
WANTED-At once. registered pharmacist; sober
and Industrious; must work low. address
QUlNINE, this Office. II
wANTED-Two good BARRIERS for saturday. 500
Pa. W. 1T
WANTED Barber: today. 1929 Pa. ave. NV.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY SOB 10Th st.-White
cook; also vegetable cook; storeroom man TO-
WANTED -stenoeTaphers, bookkeepess. typewsl
eTs, clerks, walters and all kinds of help or
FfCE, 7l5 llth ST. NV. II
wANTED-At once, good barber. II II st. ne.
WANTED-A man of good business qualifications,
to travel; heavy line; state experience
WHOLESALE, this office. ia5-5t-ein
WANTED-A first-cIass business man TO travel;
Government work; state refs. CAPITALIST.
tins office. ja5-3t-em
WANTED Mar to atrcud 10 bread and cake
stand nj Centre Market; must know the busi-
ness; state salary Address BAKER, this Office.
Item
WANTED-Two shoeinakers; ut once a2a Pa.
ave NV la1-ot
wANTED-A good white barber Coz sl-a st.
sw. ja3-3t
WANTED solicitors for industrial fire insurance.
iaa-7tem
HELP WaNTED-MALE AND FEMALE
Adv Sertfsemenfs under this head
A~fII he inserted for one cent word
Cor each insertion.
WHO Let the Cat ont Of the Bag" Pastor J..
HeZ Sven explains Sonday night, : - o'clock.
Second nIptisf Church Auditorium St and
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SITUATIONS wAsrED-MALE.

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viii be inserted for one cent C. word
for each insertion.
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FOR HIRE.

-c>~-0~0>~0~O~~@
$l.00-FULL DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE, Sl,O0, at
JULIUS CoHEN'S Il0i 9TH ST. nw ja4-tf
FOR HIRE Horses, buggies, and daytons 81 so
ard 81 per day to drummer; and business
1ncr tiRESTuN'S STABLES sth md sts nw !;
llrFt gII- no22-tf
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wANrED-sToRE AND DWELLING

WANTED-Will rent or buy store and dwelling
with stable: state location and terms. Ad
dress y. ID. W. this office. ja'j-5t
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FOR s SALE-LOTS
FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

----~N-~~~~~~yo-~-
FOR RENT-By the year, nice little farm,
known as Rose Cottage on Shepherd
Road, adjoining Rock Creek Cemetery; five
minutes walk from Eagle Gate, Soldiers Home
Call at once. OWNER, 9I4 L st. NV.
ia6-3t-em
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Fou Raer-rYpEwRITER

FOR RENT-SRliih typewriter, with stand, s.. 25
per month. Address T. o. BOX 215. 1t
FOR RENT Typewriters, at special prices, with
privilege of purchase: ask to see the Jewett;
come in and do your typewriting; terms mod
crate. NEWMAN'S. GIL 7th st. de29-3mos
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FOR SALE-PIANoS,
FOR SALE-Nice-toned square piano. in good
condition; will sell for $50 and pay for moY-
ing and tuning. Address 1l21 Park Place me-
ja6-3t
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RESTING AT 7]IAL0LOS.
Our Troops Net - Resistance at
the Filipino's Capital.
KANSAS BOYS ENTERED FIRST.

Americans Convinced That the Back
bcua s.f tha OnpoSition * Broken.
General Flo del p!nnr. AGuinaldo's
Ablest Fighter, MayJ DIN Our Forces.
Manila. April 1.-THE american troops
under General Macarthur are still rest
iny at Malolos. where everything Is
quiet. Hostilities clscwhcrc-so far as
officially rcportcd-havc been limited to
an occasional exchange of shots between
the insurgents and the troops forming
the lines of General Lawton and Geu-
cral Hall. extending from the water
works to Lalonia. But this shooting haS
been Just active enough to make the
lives of the soldier burden and to COM
pei the officers to sleep i'll trenches. cloth
ed and in readiness to repel possible at
tackS.
Most of the Americans are becoming
convinced that the backbone of the IN
surgent opposition is broken. There are
numerous rumorS pointing to an early
collapse of the insurrection. One Of
these is that General Pic del Pillar, the
best fighter among the Filipino officers,
will desert Aguinaldo and give his SUP
port to the Americans.
A priest and two members OF the So
called Filipino congress who hid them
selves during the fighting which preceded
the capture of Malolos returned there
yesterday and declared that 1000 of the
Filipino soldiers were anxious TO give up
fighting. and would do so but for their
officers. who keep them under arms.
Indications are that Aguinaldo has
lost much of his hold upon the people,
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS
AS Reflected by Dealings In Philndc
rlIo md HoItI,nOra

AS Reflected by Dealings III i>nllnucl-
phla and Baltimore.
Philadelphia, April 3.-Flour firm: win
ter superfine. s915G2.4o; Pennsylvania
roller. clear. S3.15M3.35; city mills extra.
so.50fI2 10 Rye flour steady. but quiet. at
81. 2ON325 per barrel for choice Pennsylva-
MIA Wheat slow; No 2 red. March, 1914
6i7Gtsc. Corn dull: No. mixed March.
S8N@9S24c No. yellow for local trade,
40Ac Oats quiet AID steady; No. white,
341sM35c No. white. clipped, 35M35lac.
Hay in moderate demand: choice timothy.
SO for large bales. Beef steady: beef
hams. $.aGll9.50. Pork steady; mess. $9fr
$50 Lard steady; western steamed. $500.
Butter steady; .;estcrn creamery. l1M
21kc factory. 12G1415c.; Elgins. 2l1ac. :;
imitation creamery. 13iaGI1Sl1c.; New YORK
dairy. 14leM20c.: do. creamery. T@21Hc.;
fancy Pennsylvania prints jobbing at "a
Gi27c.; do. wholesale. 23c. Cheese firm;
large. white and colored. 12d12Ac.; small
do, 12%M13c.; light skins. SAG10c.; part
do. 7laM9c.; full do, 4M5c. EGGS steady:
New York and Pennsylvania. 13c. west
ern. fresh, 13M13Hc.; southern. l2AG12&4c.
Baltimore. April 3.-F'lour quiet; western
superfine, s295Gi24O; do. extra. $2.5OG3.l9;
do. family, s3.35G3.GO winter wheat. pat
ent. s3.75Q4: spring do. sG.90G4.10; spring
wheat. straight. s3.656l3.S5. Wheat dull
and easy: spot. 1890; month. 757sG75&c.
May. 7GA@76Nc.; southern by sample.
1O6T61hc.; dc. on grade. 72G76lsc. Corn
steady; spot and month, 3Si4@SSl@c.; May,
3S5sG3sc.; June, 2sAc.; steamer mixed.
&c: southern. white. 4O940lsc.; do. yell
low. 3SG39c Oats quiet: No. white. $50
s6c.: No. . mixed. s2Gt33c. Rye quiet; No.
nearby. 571=G5 Sc; No. western. 59hsc.
HAY tirrler; No 1 timothy $12.5O Grain
freishts very quiet; steam to Liverpool.
per bushel, 1%d. April; Cork, for orders.
per quarter. IS. ed.@2s. Cd. Sugar strong;
eranulated 52Oh. Butter steady: fancy
creamery. 22Gi23c.; do. imitation, lSll9c.;
do. ladle. 15GlGc.; good ladle, lSgl4c.
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The ELECTION In NIIchirnn.

Detroit, April 4.-YcStcrtay' elections
in Michigan have not shown any marked
change in the general political complex
ion of the state. which is normally Re-
publican. hut the result shows quite
heavy Democratic gains in some of the
larger cities. notably so in Detroit
Grand Rapids. Saginaw, Jackson AMI
Kalamazoo. On Il generally light vote
the Republicans hold their own in the
smaller cities and throughout the rural
districts Circuit judges were elected
in So judicial districts. or these about
two-thirds of the new judges, who are
elected for six year terms, are Repub-
Leans. The Republicans elect Justice
Claudis e. Grant as justice of the su-
prcme court by Il majority of ut least
10000 They also elect Henry S. Dean
and Eli Il. Sutton regents of Michigan
university.
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Detroit,s Municipal Purchase sche,

Detroit. April 4.-Govcrner Pingrcc
and the other commissioners who will
negotiate for purchase by the city Of De-
troit street railways executed bonds yes
terday for $250,000 each and took their
oaths of office. They sent letter to
the street railway companies stating
that the commission is organized and
ready for business and the lines upon
which they are willing to negotiate.
Members of a citizens committee which
is opposing the municipal ownership
plan shy that application will be mad"
to the attorney general to begin test
OF the constitutionality of the act au-
thorizing the purchase and the proceed
ings Hereunder.
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11.Icc kilIcd In1. Hrntnl Husband.

Chicago. April +.-Bcforc his two chill
drcn. aged s and i years. Joseph Brown
was stabbed TO death yesterday by his
wife. Clara. The murder was the ont
come of ii family quarrel. Brown had
beaten and kicked his wife and threat
ened to kill her with Il butcher knife
that was living on the table. When
Brown made Il move toward the knife
Mrs. Brown snatchcd the knife herself.
Brown raised his foot and kicked her.
but in falling she hinged forward with
the knife, striking him fairly in the
stomach Maddcncd with fury and pain
the two battlcd hack and forth. the hus.
band kicking and striking and the wifi.
plungng the knife into her husband
until at the fifth blow he fell backward
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-08
.Jol1nsto1's Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
THE GREAT SPRINe MEDICINE.
SEVEN RUNNING SORES CUR


JONsToNS sARSAPARLA Blood Food and Nerve Enerr the
blessing from
the down. the overworked and deoed mat eo
spells the angur dependency which arise from oa
iated blood and undeed body vanish as by magic
osion which accompany the spring.
shed For every form Of
insomnia yera nervousness
furnishes elements rebuild nerve
calming equng their action
fu Itmakes the strong the old again.
happily expoded method in the good old @ 70
Scd Cancer and other troublesome disorders arising from
could be killed while the blood
channels holding circulation the specific germs OF Tue
disease every the body became less diseased Moth
horribly destructive blood ta not only attacks Wru-
times the bones are honeycod
and spinal cord and again will bring de-
scientific PUFiCATON Every particle
channels the Kidneys bowels
then peac The restorative and
vi the blood SARSAPARIELA only radically and
all camel and other minerals
Of vitality The blood is
blood old and reliable remedy JOHNSONS
regarded greatest Blood Purifier dscov-
cred. sfact beyond question cVl
BLOOD POISON JoHNsTON's RsArARILLa
Byron Mich. October 81, 1894.
Davi Hooks& Co.
05MsT0MS oKl LA for Blood P fso fsss
ycurdl it Yours truly G. W. LUTHER
COMPANY,
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Briton Captured by Chinese.

Hong Kong, April At is reported
that the Chinese have captured Captain
Francis Henry May, superintendent Of
the Hong Kong police. Two companies
of Welsh fusiliers went to Canton OIL
Sunday night on the torpedo boat de-
stroyer sent there to protect British in
terests, and the torpedo boat destroyer
Fame followed at daybreak yesterday
with 1000 men. The Hong Kong regi-
ment is now under orders to proceed to
csptop,
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Americas EnterpriSc In Our Islands.
Grnel, Ministry HpSlrnS,

Athens. April "A committee Of thu
chamber of deputies having declared
that the election Of NJ. Zainis. the prcsi
dent of the council of ministers and
minister of foreign affairs. was i'll
valid. owing to bribery and intimidation
the cabinet after yesterdays meeting re-
signed The designations were accept
ed by King George. The ministry which
has just resigned WIS constituted on
Oct 1897
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Having sold my interest in
the agencies of the Hamburg
Bremen Fire Insurance Com
pany and the United States Fire
Insurance Company at Oman
cock, Va, to Fletcher & Dough
ty, I desire to thank my former
patrons for their past favors ard
bfspeak a continuance of them
on behalf of the new firm.
Respectfully.
L. w. GRoToN.
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Monstrous Crime In Aus trra,

Salzburg. Austria, April 4.-Thc body
of a 12-year-old girl named Offinger has
been found in the mortuary chamber Of
the cemetery in this city. An investi-
CATION showed that she had been out
ragged ami murdered in the midst Of 4
number Of bodies awaiting burial. The
perpetrator of the crime has not been
discovered.
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To Re Buried With Military Honors.
Washington. April Arrangements
have been practically completed for the
funeral ceremonies on the OCCASION of
the rcintcrmcnt in Arlington cemetery
at . o'clock Thursday afternoon of the
remains of about go soldiers and civil
ians who lost their lives either as a resul;
of wounds or disease in the campaigns
of Santiago and Porto Rico. Full mill
tary honors will be paid the memory Of
the patriot dead and all the regular
troops in this vicinity. the district M
tional Guard and battalion of marines
will participate in the ceremonies at the
cemetery. The bodies have already been
deposited in tents near the spot selected
for their intcrmcnt.
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Five Killed by n CnveIn.

Joplin, Mo-, April Alive men work
ing in a deep narrow ditch here lost
their lives by cavein that caught them
from both sides Four of the men were
buried under Is feet of earth and rock,
and their bodies have not yet been re-
covered. One. a man named Neigh
barger, YVES covered to the waist and
died from his injuries before he could
be dug ont
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youth, Queen Wilhelmna has taken
sentimental view of her own marriage,
and has most strongly emphasized the
fact that she would not have IL husband
assigned to her merely for reasons of
state. But. after all. the list of avail
able partners for queen, and such a
queen. WAS not long one. She could
not make her choice among Roman Cath
Ollie princes and those of the Greek
church. for she must marry Protest
ant: she could not consider direct heirs
to principalitics or kingdoms. for they
are ineligible. Those who claim to
know say that this was an affair of love
at first sight. and they predict union
as happy rs that of Queen Victoria and
Prince Albert.
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,11cbirnn lrnn ,1lne.r.s on srrIl,e.

Michigan iron Miners on SCrlKe.
Marquette Mich. April 4.-The iron
mining companies of Ishpeming and Ne
gaunee issued bulletins yesterday after
noon saying they would begin hiring men
this moning. hut union men who partir-
ipated in the demonstrations Saturday
to force non-unionists into the uniou
will not be hired This precipitates the
threatened strike OF the Marquette
range. involving 1000 men. but not over
a thousand are expected to resist the
companies The men want thes compa-
MES to recognize their union. The Ques-
tion of wages is secondary. An injunc.
ton was secured at Marquette yester-
day which prevents the unionists from
entering the shafts or otherwise intim-
idating. the men or interfering with their
work.
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r,.rteon Votes For senator.

Harrisburg. April 4.-Only IS votes
were cast Tor United States senator in
Yesterdays joint ballot The vote was:
QUAY. S: jerks &; DalZcll, t.