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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

very pretty costume is OF graylsh green
covert cloth. The half-loose jacket Is
double-breasied. and fGstens with two
rows OF pearl buttons. Back and sides
are adjusted with belt consisting OF TWO
bands OF the material OF the garment.
Ornamental buttons are placed .-back.
Coat rcvers and sleeves with a very Hide
fulnsss at the tops make this niue coat
yeiy chic. a linen collar with ste and
ehasEisstts v Sein With a.. Among salts
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cts. They are worn under the golf cape.
which is discarded when playing. Their
effectiveness goes without saying.
THE RAGE FOR SPOTS.
The rame of the fabrics and garments
dotted with spots more or less even, and
more or less large. Is legion. Not only
arc silks and trimming veivets and wool
len materials given over 20 the ubiqui-
tous dol. but handkerchief and hose,
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for bordering. two bias folds Of the fine
satin-faCe cloth.
BICYCLE AND GOLF SUITS.
The fact that bicycle suits can be worn
FOR playing golf and for rainy days has
caused them to receive more attention
this season than ever before our picture
Of one OF the best-liked spring models
shows the jaunty Elton Jacket and the
longer skirt now considered correct. \
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Not One of the cOner d'Alene
Strikers Now Employed y
at Wardner.
MINES WILL SOON OPEN
Letters Received From Workers Re
garolng The Situation coronei's
investigation Continues.

WALLACE, Idaho May 20.-T'biB. the
third week since the rlo.y a. wardncr,
ends with greatly improved prospec,s.
Tho wreckage Of the Old social system
Is getting well cleared away ana the
foundation ls well under way for a new
one.
or l.gD0 mon directly implicated N The
afralr. rot one remains with Coeur
Id'Alene employer one third are under
arrest. ,wo.nfihs have been indicted In
ihc zcy'fai courts. while justice sin
wcayss her web around others. when
the raid was made on Wardner u was
for tho express purpose Of closing the
Bunker Hill mine and ending the en-
pl0yment OF non.unIon labor Tonight
ths pay roll of the Bunker hin bears the
namcg ~ nearly % men. while not a
miner IL AZ work a. any mine which
contributed men to the mob
Sul the present inactivity will no,
continue long Mines like the Tiger or
Frisco. worked by shafts. are keeping
tho pumps Roirg with the expectation
that there will be- mining before long.
letters from miners an over the west
are belng received making inquiries re-
gdrdlng the situation. and when the
who's q coast knows that al men who
can bring satisfactory letters as 70 their
character and proficiency Will receive
protection and employment, and that al
men under ground are getting $50. the
mines viii soon all up.
The cor3hrrs investigation promises
10 continue until the end o; the month
when the special session of the district
court cynyencs
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method aud beneficial
siIootA ~ the we'll known remedy.
hYnui ~ fIuA. manufactured by The
CALIFoRFiA FIa Srhur Co., illustrate
the value ~ obtaining the liquid lnKn.
tive principles ~ plants known 20 bc
incidentally laxative aud presenting
them In the form most refreshing Ia tho
taste aud acceptable to the system, Il
n the one perfect strengthening lHXn'
tive, cleansing the hyslum ciicctually,
disprlliug colds. headaches aud ic,rrB
gently vet promptly aud enabling one
10 overcome hahltuhl constipation per.
manrnlly lA perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud hub
stance. aud its acting on the kidneys,
liver aud bowels, without Weakening
or irritating them. make II the Ideal
laxative,
In the process of manufacturing ilgA
are used. ~ they ARE pleasant t0 tho
taste. but the medicinal qunliiich of tho
remedy are obtained from hcnna aud
other aromatic plants. by n method
known 10 tho CALiTOHSiA Flo SYRur
Co only. In order "a gvt la beneficial
effects and 10 avoid limitations, please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on tho front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
BAN YRAHcfAoo. CAL
LoutnvILLE ny nkw YoHR. ny.
for sale ~ all Druggists Price soe, pct bottle
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cArAnnn or THE STOMACH.
4 Pleasant Simple. but Safe and Eject.
ual Cure For H.


Cattfh Of the stomach has long been
considered tho noXt thing TO lncurabe
Tho usual symptoms are d full or
bl,hilng sensation after eating. accom-
panied with sour OF watsry rlsinga. a
formation Of gases causing pressure
IN the hear, and lungs and dlficull
breathing. headaches. hcklo appc tie
nervousness and a general played out.
languld feeling.
There l. often a fou. taste In The mouth.
coated tongue and II the interior OF the
stomach could be seen Il would show a
slmy. lnnamed condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate
trouble Ia found In treatment which
causes the food 10 be readily. thoroughly
d.gergcd before q has time 10 itrment
and lrriia,c the delicate mucous surface
of the stomach. To secure prompt and
hrhl,y digestion Is the one necessary
thing 10 do and when normal digestion
Is secured the catarrhal condition will
have disappeared.
According 90 pr. Harlanson the safest
and best treatmen. IL 10 use after each
meal % tablet composed OF Dlastase. As.
cp,lc. Pepsin. little NuK. Golden Seal
aud fruit acids. These tablets can now
be found az all drug stores under the
name o, siuar,'s Dyspepsia Tablets and
no, being Dpatcnt medicine can be USED
with perfect safety and assurance that
healthy appetite wilt follow their regular
use after meals.
Mr. y. j. Booasr. OF ?;lO Deaborn s..
Chicago. M. says; 'Ca,Arrh Is a local
condition resulting from neglected cold
IN the head whereby the lining mem.
branc ~ the nose becomes infiamed and
the poisorous discharge theroirom pass.
ing backward into the throat reaches the
stomach thus producing catarrh OF the
stomach. Medical authorities prescribed
Tor me three years for eaIarrh OF the
stomach without cure. but today l am
the happles, OF men after using only
one box OF stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
| cannot And appropriate words TO eI-
press my good feeling, have flesh. ap.
petite and sound rest from their use"
siuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safest
ns well as the slmpes, and most conven-
cn, remedy for any form of Indigestion,
'a,arrh OF the stomach. bilousness, sour
'tomach heartburn and bloating Rrer
meals
Send for little book mailed free. on
stomach troubles. by addressing F. A,
S,uar, Co., Marshall. Mich. The tablets
AN be found at all drug stores,
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NOTICES NOTICE, notice.

Sealed bids will BE- received by the un-
deralgned at No, IA and No. las Fourth
street, Portland, oregon. up to and until
May Sth, 1900, at o'clock y, M, for the
purchase OF the entire stock OF drugs
and medicines, goods and merchandise.
all shelving and trade fixtures, except
Ing only two nickel plated show cases In
tho rear end thereof, contained In that
certain drug store formerly owned and
occupied by the Estes-Conn Drug Com.
pany, at Nos 6lO-6l2 Commercial street,
Astoria, Oregon Terms OF sale, cash on
delivery. All bids must be accompanied
by certified check or deposit OF $4,000
or bid viii not be considered II bid Ia
not accepted, deposit viii, be Immediately
returned. The right to reject any and
all bids reserved,
Bids will also be likewise received by
me at the same time ana place, for the
purchase Of that certain two.story frame
building situated upon the west 50 feet
OF the north half Of lot O. block S0 in
that part OF the city OF Astoria as laid
out and recorded by John Adnlr IN Clat.
sop county, oregon, together with the
contents Of such building, excepting ax-
lures Terms, cash on delivery. The
wo-story frame building will be sold
ubiect TO mortgage thereon.
LOUIS BLUMAUER
Dated April 2S, 1899.
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NOTICE 10 FIsHERMEN.

Al hBhfrmen who ars residents OF the
slaie Of oregon, ana ngn.ng IN the coium.
bla river. or 10 tributaries. are hereby
notified 10 have their licenses; also 20
have The number corresponding with their
gear llcsnge painted on their boat; and
their net or other gear. marked according
10 law. before the Is; day Of June. ls99;
az the nsh commissioner or his depu.
ties viii begin 70 patrol the river on or
about that date. and any person found
fishing without license Will be arrested.
ana any fishing gear found without the
required marks viii be conhscated accord.
ing TO law. +. c. REED.
Fish Commissioner.
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roRr grEyENs pulnpINos.
rrope.nl. wanlea For Continuation.

Proposals Wanted For Construction.
once 0f G. O. a., vancouver Bar.
racks. Wash, May ts. 1909. Sealed pro-
posals, IN tripIlcaie, viii be- received here
until II q, M May a. isoo. and then op-
ened. Tor TIE construction of the following
buildings At H. Stevens, Ore; barracks,
. double sets Of officers quarters admin
lstr1tion building, q M stable, ~ e, D.
quarters bake-hoUge, hospital, hospital
stewards quarters workshop O. ". and
gubsigtcnce storehonse. Information fur.
n.sned this onice y. 3. reserves the
right 10 reject or accept any or ali pro.
posals or any part thereof Envelopes
containing pr9posaa should be marked.
"PfOposals for construction Of buildings
al For Stevens. Oregon" and addressed
10 undersigned J. ". Jacobs, c. q. VI.
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pRoposALs FoR yuE..

once Of c. Q. NJ. vancouver Barracks,
Wash. May ?. $50. Sealed proposals. in
tr!plicate. will be received here until
u O'Clock a. m. June , 1889. and then
opened for furnishing fuel al the sew
eral military pssIs in this department
FOR fiscal year commencing July lst, ls9s.
Information furnished here or by quar-
iermasters a posts. U. S. reserves right
10 reject or accept any or ali proposals
or any part thereof Envelopes contain
ing proposals. should be marked: PRO
posals Tor Fuel at -" and addressed 10
undersigned. J. W. JACOBS. c. Q. NJ.
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! consider II not only a pleasure but a
duty owe to my nelghbors TO tell about
the wonderful cure effected IN my case
By the timely use Of cnambsrIain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. was
taken very badly wish fux and procured
bottle Of this remedy. 4 few doses OF
At effected a permanent cure taks
pleasure In recommending It to others
suffering from that dreadful disease
J. W. LYNCH. Dorr. W. va. This remedy
Is sold by Charles Rogers
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Thr ceremony Of laying the foundation
stone n the South Kcnsingion museum
proved highly sucerssful pageant aud
gave Tho people here an opportunity TO
Indulge In grcat loyal demonstration
while the state ball on Thufsday evening
gathered al the highest In The land a.
buckingham Palace, Il Was most Dtlls
Iiaw function
Tho Prime, NJ wAlea the Duke ana
Duchess ~ connaught. Prince ard Ptin.
cess Christian. the Duke and Duchess Of
YORK The Duke ana Duchess of Fifc.
the Duke ~ Cambridge ana she crown
prince NJ Siam. wero among those present
The dancing commenced al II O'Clock IN
the magnificent saio0n ana continued
Until daybtuak Tho approaching ofrc.
munlrs az Windsor viii bc moHi lntrfvsl.
Ing Upon tho occasion of her birth.
day next "wednesday morning queen
Victoria war born May "a isigl hsr
- hrt family and Nil then be- srtrnadr1
in thc grand quadrangle of the castle
by choir " 80 voices 10 Nhich the
queen VIII listen from the room over.
looking the quadrangle A. noon gnr
Atoa fIrl,ilcf guards viii march past
the queen on ihe csst lawn ana ntc a
fru dc jalr A Thanksgiving service In
IT, Georges chapel Wil follow The
queen win men drive through windsor.
passing under magninronl npral afch
erected au Castle hIll and Ia lhc evening
"t.obguEru" vii Doc given by the opera
company M thc Waterloo chamber. II
10 rum.grd nat ibr queen. In connection
with brr birthday viii again Offer ,ns
Marquis of salisbury dukcdom, which
hc refused a. the time of her maiesly.s
jubilee
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padetcwsk. ratu ana Oters arc the
chief ntlfaniiQns n the amusement world
this week Tho formers concert on
1urrday drew record audience a. IT,
Jamra hall Tue receipts were $40 and
the usual SCENES Of enthusiasm wcr"
witnessed
An immense audience greeted Nine
ra,u at Albert Hal Thursday The con.
cert opened with wedding march on
iho organ which was much hpplAuded
Otcrce. with her wonderful jewels ana
dresses. In packing the Alhambra nightly,
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REAL rsrAr ErRANsrERs

Charles y Jacklna 70 Astoria Com.
pan, south half ~ northwest
quarter and north half of south.
Nest purrlrr arollun II, township
north. range 10 west ,........t
\ ~ chuu,r iu Jamos i.awlrr lots
20 30 e and 81. subdivision of block
li Hustler a Alkln'a .........t
liaHr} dfrrn 10 Jamoa Mcdulrr
southeast quarter ~ northeast
quarter and northeast uucrtcr 81
hpulueasi qucrtvr. nrcilun 3, ana
wee. half 90 southeast quarter arr.
ji1H u. township north. range q
IA ra-H ......
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low I O
= = lain lesh

Persons have been known to
{ain a P0un6 a day by taking
sn ounce of SCOTS EMUL.
SON. II is strange, but It often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
The poundi it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
a.ly, so that the patient IS abb
10 digest and absorb his ordinary
sod, which he could not do be.
fore, and that is the way the gain
i. made.
A certain amount Of flesh is
necessary for health; if you have
not got It you can get It BY
taking
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a representative ot the Associated
Prcss called upon SIR Charles Howard
Vincent, who Is the prime mover IN the
scheme 20 got the New Workers 10 visi,
England, and who ls intensely cn,husias-
tic over tho idea lie said:
Tho invitation. though nomlnally from
my corps la from the nation, and al.
though In my Letter to Colonel Appleton
We limited the invitation to the seventh
New York regiment We should like
America TO send showing from all her
regiments A great reception awaits her
sons from either service. We want a
tighter hand clasp between the two ma.
tions."
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Henry White. secretary OF the United
statoy embassy. will spend the hrat part
" the week with hia wife ai Bales, re-
turning TO iown on Wednesday and pro.
oeedlng with A. j. Baifour. th6 govern.
mem leader IN Tie house Of commons.
Gerald nalfour, The chief secretary tor
ireland. ana parry Of members u
parliament to Lhiiestone Tor the pur.
pose of playing golf
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The ancIcnls beueved that rheumatism
was the work OF u demon within a man,
Any one who has had an attack Of sciauc
or intiammatory rheumatism will agree
that the innictlon Is demonac enough 10
warrant the belief It has never been
Claimed that Chamberla!n's Pain Ba.m
would cast out demons. but II will cure
rheumatism. and hundreds bear test
mony to the truth Of this statement. one
application relieves the pain, and this
quick relief which II affords Is alone
wor h many times It's cost, For sale by
Charles Rogers.
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have gone 10 visit Sir Richard Webster,
q. g., tho attorney general ut winter
nod, near craoleigh, Surrey. Blr Rich.
ards country seat Ir, Choalo viii re-.
urn 10 London Tor the annual banquet
" Tho theatrical fund. which ~ 10 take
pace May 70. at which bo viii propose
ihe tonst Of "rhe Drama"
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\ representative OF the Associated
Press called at the war ONCE and saw the
adjutant general, the Rigm Hon, Sir
Rtdvcr pcncy Butler, who said the
scheme emana,cd from the officers OF the
Westminster regiment. lie added:
I'VE thus far, have had nothing to
do with the matter. but | feel that no
obstacle would be- put to American sol.
dlcrs Joining In the great march In july"
General Butler spoke very sympathet-
icalD, ana 1t was apparent from his re-
marks that the American volunteers
could count upon q royal reception here
II they are able TO send a representation
to England,
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J R carter SECOND secretary Of che
United States embassy. and Mfs. carter,
will spend ne holidays a orEington hail.
which Louis Chanler has iakon. They
intend making aoms bicycling tours IN
the famous Robin Hood district
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AN EPIDgM1c OF wHooplNG COUGH

AN EPIDEMIC OF WHooPlNG COUGH
Last winter during an epidemic OF
whooping cough my children contracted
the disease. having severe coughing
spells We had uSsd Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy very successfully for
Group and naturally turned TO It at tnat
time and found Il relieved the cough and
effected a complete cure.--John E CHI
ford. Proprietor Norwood House. Nor
wood y. Y. This remedy Is FOR sale by
Charles p0gers
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PREPARATIONS FOR ENAMINA.
TiONs.

spo preparations for the stare ana
cJuHly examinations will be Eiyen a, the
summer term oi tho state normal school
at Monmouth. beginning Tuesday. Juno
- Regular work by tho Normal faculty.
Grades credited toward graduation EH.
pcnacs from o. TO so FOR ten weeks
Fuil Information sent On application 10
tho secretary NJ The faculty. Normal
School Monmouth
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SHAKE iNro Youn SHOES

Aliens Foot. Ease, a powder for The
feet o, cures painful. swollen. HmarilnE
nervous feet aud Instantly takes the
surE uul Of corns and bugions l's
iho sfcaissi comfort discovery OF Ihe
age Aliens Fo1l.Easr makes tight OF
HeW shoes feel easy IL 10 a certain cure
foS swrslIns, callous and hot. Tired. aeh.
ms !ost Tty !, today. Sold ~ al drug.
Eisis aad shoe s,orou Dy man -. IN
stamps. Trial package 'ree Agd,sp
Allen y O,msted lie Roy. n, Y.
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The prnrc OF Walcs has ordered his
faDng cutter iir.i,anIa Goo bc rvnicsd az
early aa possible but % 10 not considcf,d
likely that she will bc ready ln t!mc to
D., used ln the test races again, .ac cup
challenger shamrock The nrlIta'na viii
remain cutter uEsrd and will compete
loo lbc yacht racing during cowos week
Hlf Charlrs Howard vincent oanserya.
tivc member of parliament, Tor the cen.
}fal division OF Shcftrld and colonel OF
,ho queens Westminster volunteer. has
struck popular note IN inviting a depu.
tallpn from IN, seventh New York rtgl.
menl TO visit, England ne wrote 20
Colonel Daniel Appleton recently asking
him tp send delegation n possible to
march with the Westminster volunteers
IN Hyde park when the Prince Of wales
will review all tho London volunteers
ON July 4 The Westminster are very
enthusiastic about tho idea. and II IL
evident they will bc greatly dlsap.
pointed II the New Workers are unable
{, accept the Invitation 90 the review and
artansc for a shooting match The West.
minister volunteer regiment IL one OF the
strongest and finest volunteer corps In
Great Britain
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STATE rREAsURERs FIRST NOTICE

STATE TREAsURER's FIRST NOTICE
SALEM, May 10. iSa9,-Notce Ia hereby
given that there arc funds on hand with
which to redeem all outstanding state
warrants endorsed presented and not
paid Tor want OF funds" prior TO this date,
with the exception OF those drawn on
the swamp land fund. the state scalp
bounty fund ana those drawn on the
general fund for conveying insane TO
the asylum since February %, 1899, and
that all such warrants, properly en-
dorsed. viii be paid upon presentation
at this ofllce. Interest thereon ceasIng
from and after this date
CtIAs. s, MOORE. State Treasurer
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Tod Sloan has been pigeon shooting a.,
no Beaufort club Il lransplrea that he
helped Riley Grammar. the American
lurfman vino unwiaeiy plunged on his
unsuccessful nouns last week. over the
settling stile On Monday. 70 The tune Of
tDug
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LOADED TORPEDO cows ,rv-r~

\ loaded torrcdN recently cor,N oeNor,
which he'd been Hcatlrr abom. No 7~-
knew how long n menace 70 - creft
Mary disease g'rms quite 10 dnad'v ar-
Hnatlrg about. Vt tN's seasoN r. "hn vep-
thirstlng for tho weak enot IN 'unrs ~
o'0H'och tn, hest thinr h % is -
fNr'lfv Yourself agaInst ,heu Nv l-'oo'~,-
the bowels regular tho stomach s-v-,'
ord tho b'ood nure Hostettcr's S'o,-,och
Pitters will do this more eWactuanv
than anvtNing else. u ha~ how ~,
stardnrd rewsdv for wonk stor'aoNs 20
half century, and NAV he ho7 frc''
arv druggist Y Is rarticular'v 90 'Ive
IN al crses Of bnllousness and ina~tiva
t'drevs. and Is also sure cure for ma
lprla and fever ard ague It is worth
trying.
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Royalty Preparing 10 Celebrate
Queens Birthday on a
MagOiflcant Scale.
ADMIRAL DEwEYS ROUTE
Suitable distinctions for His Reeep'
lion TO All Places Flying the
British Flag.

Copyrighted isg9 by tho Associated rress.
LUNDOS, Stay % Socially ,bf week
has been ine busiest OF The year queen
yolofla's yisa 10 London gave u nee.
cHpafy onllycnlns
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Tho room Ia the house that you eX.
p,o'"i lsas, TO enjoy IL tho ono that sen.
orally turns Oh, To be your tavortr,
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The word We write she most frequently
is the one that suddenly strikes us as
being the most unfamiliar.
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Tho Woman Nho says sho jus, junpcd
Iap b,f shirt waist looks a. though aho
Wsre indeed telling tho truth
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Some people are harder upon their shoes
than others
Some are apparently hardy upon them.
That's when the shoe has something to
do with IT, It's easy to be hard on a
poor shoe-hard to be hard on a good
one. How much longer will one shoe
good last than an other (bad)?
Just twice in most cases. That perhaps
surprises you.
EXPERIMENT, TRY OURS
against any others you can get in town.
Compare in other respects-an respects
too.
Petersen & Brown.
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Mr. ana Mrs cboate viii visit tho Earl
~ t.eyon and Melville 2G
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When a man begins TO talk about his
conscience 1t Is almost certain that he is
suffering from indigestion.
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The navy league IL organizing a great
demonstration In honor OF Captain Ma
han. the naval representative OF the
United States at The Hague peace con-
rendered to naval men, 4 committee has
been formed, headed by Admiral Lord
charles Bcrestord and admiral OF the
Hcct the Earl OF Clauwllliam, TO arrange
the details, A banquet will be given to
Capa,n Mahan, and the committee eX-
poets to have the highest and most rep
rrscntatlvc British society to meet him,
I, ,s hoped Captain Mah0p viii he able
to como over here during the break In
the proceedings at The Hague.