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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR saigon EXCHANGE FINE BuUDNa
20 t9's On y. j. ave NV. on grade east frrut, 40
EH 5S&S r@ GTns %a Ma FSi S!ey oy s O.
FOR SALE .p,,,>,,, ,s,,-
lots on cor. Lyd,cker and Holmcsd ases;
FOR sArE-
lots On d st. near Lncoln Park for only sG2S
1t NIL. NEWTON & 90. So + st.nw.
FOR SALE LOT CORNER 6Tu AND 4. Srs
ne finest business lo,Sti IN that portion OF
The city Address C. l.. READY. sI> { -. ne.
For SAIE-FINE BUILDING LOTS S0NJF nF-
srhile and well -ln,at"d lot, for sale Vim I'd
vance money 10 e"od builder. Money to 10, made.
no2s-at " "-''i aiG ! st NV.
FOR SAFE
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
ihT following hl"ckS II iaud in the SOUTH
hASI section 81 the city a~" f'E satv. On terms
very attractive 90 builGris and s;.cculators.
go feet front ON Els' capitol -.
$50 i i,%f f fT9ni On IN "gl > la and SIS
49, feet front IN Waiirr -. bet. I.th nnd 18th
goo feet front on Il lc,. l7rh and i4th 81
Ais" large number If single lots surrounding
iiEC9LN PARK 81 LOW figures on SMALL
THE WASHINGTON REAl. ESTATE COMPANY.
nr236t 1927 I 81. nv.
FOR SALE ON STREET NORTHWEST. IIiS'r
east II New Jersey ave. a lot - q nv l0a Auay
IN rear Plenty room f'r side lawn. Pfice suy
s2SN, AUGUST pONArH. GIL eth -. nv.
ifh SAl.f.- i'hEdf.Si ~ Al' IN WASHINGTON.
lot IN 81 l"fu op- POWER hous"; 5oNl"". front
ing Vt. ne only -. IT,: adjoining property
IL w. c. HhIhEMAN. III l4h 81.
FOR SALE 115 FEET Front on CORNER
18th 81 NV. Joining Columbia Heights.
at bargain, or viii trade.
PRICE, Joc 50 foot Il : DONALDSON.
1t. 40 l,r.t u "
FOR SALE $500 WILL EI-Y CORNER LoT.
10 feet front, facing one of the most h"auiItuI
II. II. WARNER a ca
MOIST hld 4 81. NV.
For SALE-AT A RARGAIN-LoT on lcTH ST,
25&ll4la.
TYLER q RUTHERFORD
n"2'-3t' lan5 I st
FOR SALE 10TH ST. Tor. SIZE erNIcn To
alley. Cheaper by Sl.2"o than similar lots ia
no25-Gt HEISNEII x McLERAN. lons 7 st
FOR SAIE-oN CALIFORNIA AVENUE WEST OF
1oInucctcut ave, Washing ton Heights a 10:
Zohl6o n south front: room for stable; bar
BRIcE q LIP%CoNB.
n"2lf 6i2 l4th -.
For SALE - SEVERAL TIEuHS. IN,TIpING
corners. near Metropolitan East Capitol power
house. cheap enough To- oner line speculation;
ipc- per foot up
no2i-5t GEO. Y. woGTHINGroN. l4o C n ".
FOR SM.E-SrH ST NEAR EAST CAPITOL.
E."d hhhdihg SIZE l,-f"ti pLrkiIA. price. 81
So. easy terms viii Ian YEA Tie muuey 10
hui!I. II. X. HOWENSI Elm. 1Ig r. ~ NV.
n,2f-3t
FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
II yen want Ia get SIR, nE and we'll and make a
Sayyiie. Long Island. a summer resort
near tAU Great South uay. Where Tu, nights are
always cool throughout the slmtu'r None can
be sole Gtter Dec. Z at SIS each i've acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

T Tssa rent 500 per year. Apply to oMaEa'
FOR RENT-l2i nth ST Sc; IN PERFECT
order; 10 rooms cellar. porcelain tub; wash
sanS efs S4 East ye1S sd Sssy
FOR RENT
sSai gf 4 It'll IN .e bus
Store, s2io s4th 500 1870 oh, ilT. % g
s2s Fla av; sr % co. 1872 Balls CT 4r....s.ss
nols-tf GAsCH BROS. 1907 F st.
PoR RENT,PY GEO; ". LINENS, 500 10TH ST;
sd5 ne ts on an g.
s ~ Ii So ( 1911 Srr sSS
,o,, y. STORES
1873 sar "a ns aTss l Is19 Pa
2 200 ,,, NV 1870 1a15 Fla ave :: 1870 v0
Good SINAI, houses for colored tenants. See list
at office no1T-tf
FOR RENT 1871 NJ, sto. 49,. $1,000
1 lsS s stn sr&S \; tenn
VII make all necessary repairs prior to occu-
n6ii-tf Rooms 25. IS. 81. ' McSiii bldg.
FOR nENT-NAUCK 4 NAUCK, It'll s. FLA Az.
1894 eth nw,store s1s.oJ 1906 18th store <22 80
9 9s Fla In ny sr S9s h noa = "a
motif
FOR RENT-BY OSCAR W. WHITE, 1l14 F ST
1 lS narvd Col Hts SO 1916 Fla ay SIS 90
Ararm is in 20 ympa se1e ia al + furnished houses
1231 y 45 nu3-tf
FOR RENT-5o DEFREES ST; 2-STORY BRICK.
lull st NV; 2story bay window brick: 8
and b,th.
1922 9Th ST. NV; 3story and basement brick;
rooms and bath.
All In perfect order.
Apply to owner, CHAS. c. DUNCANSON,
no9tf 9th and ID SITS. w.
FOR RENT PHONE Ola.
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO,
cor 9Th AND +, ROOM ..
1874 Vt NV 1Or. sos 90 100 Mass ne, 7r 35. so
1346 Yale st. l0r. so 80 l425 81. 80. 30
453 VI ST NV 12r. 1900 1897 I NV. Sr. 80. so
yU5 Pa av, Office 5000 1922 Walach pl 81. IS so
MOI THOMAS BRADLEY Real Estate officer
FOR RENT-wEAvER BROS. 1915 NV
1929 18th st. NV. IL rooms, ami $3.50
III ID st. NV, store, good condition. 3d.
Stable los Drapers alley sw.. stalls. 1000
no1-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
THpS. F. WAGGAMAN.
stu ar Il - ~ ~.
Engs BI-SJ

Fol; RENT Il5 9TH ST. y W: FINE 4-STOKY
ana cellar DIV, HING; II rooms and bath: heated
10y furnace: house in thorough repair; convenient
1" car lines ana depart mentS; suitable for room
renting and boarding; price. SO per mo. Apply
L" THOMAS J FISHER X Co. 1924 + st. IL W
np-:!- III : NIT
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.


FOR T:E>r-REDUCED To 1880 THAT WELL
l'eat.d II -room brick dwelling brick stable;
1857 hth -. NV near several car lines, ScI'E}!
1t STONE & FAIRFAx SIG F st NV.
For REINFORCEMENT HOUSE OF il ROOMS
and bath, five rooms on floor; $50; 404 q ST.
NV. no23-6t'
FOR EENT-PRETTY HOME N BEST FART OF
Tc.fkWtst; q Io,ms and bath; dry ccmcnted eel
lar nndrr whole house; in fine condition; only
SO hey at 1923 Caroline st. n"24-;:t'
FUR RENT-TO COLORED -1GIO 5TH ST: TWO
st,ry hrick; and bath; hail, cellar, Ia
trobe, r"nge and hot water; deep back yard: In
good condition; S2U.5O. NJ. ID. PECK, ea4 f.
marble house; 10 rooms: tiled baths porcelain
W gG G IST"Gp sS HSp hf1 S TIE
Real Estar" Department. no24-3t
FOR RENTED PA. AVE. Sc; s-ROoM
frame lous': II modern improvements; whole
square Of ground; fruit garden and very large
stable; suitable for club or private residence;
$50 per month. GEO. X. REPtrrrI. 400 Ia.
FOR PENTHOUSE 1917 / ST: IL ROOMS; ALL
mod. imDros enents; convenient to Conn.
and Pa ave ave. cas-; per mo, 5000
avenue cars. all mod imps.; per mo. -. $3.50
House PA t; rooms and bath; mod;
Full list Office. MARTIN BROS.
no2i-at 1925 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-1a11 conn. AVE. NV. FINE a
story English Easement stone and brick dwelling;
opposite british legation Can be inspected from
10 an. t" pm. daily. n"226t'
FOR El:N T.
bath: steam heat; lax finish; papered Unst cont
iGi7 ST. Sc rms. bath; stone front. st sie,
tric sas lighting So. 50
LIS - lth st NV, IL ms; ami 800
THE WASlIiXGr5S REAL ESTATE CO. s,V'''
no21l2t 132l + st. NV.
FOK RENT-UNFIRN
100 .$i1G SC g2G st........... So. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

L.is KEN TELEPHONE 2U2.'.
l'-l NV ill., .Sl2Jr1 H3> Il NV, Tr-......2 % ~
90. @fl NV l~T-...-'II.u u 1UT Slh IL. - ~
i7,., 'lEr"Eaa. 1T .57-51 In4 + ne. y 30
MI WILLIAM X ELLIS - 1lth 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

Ftk RENT RS It'll ST. S.W.. ROOMS AND
D. am L. in hrSt-"l9SS ctntiitiu ion C0uy,ufr,t
location reduced 70 $50 per No. Small houses
II ~ Abd Sc. sections water and running
Closets renting from ST. "a tu SD 20 Der mo j
HAEl;l>oN JOHNSON X son 3o6 9Th St s.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
FOR lighthouses.
LNkUEtNIHHED.

FOR RrNT-NO. 1929 ON nth ST. NV BET.
Rhode Island ave. and ST., containing nine
rooms; rent, $3.50 per year. Apply to OWNER,
1870 18th St Il. no25-3t"
FOR RENT-12i nth ST. Sc; IN PERFECT
order; 10 rooms. cellar, porcelain tub, wash
stand easily heated; large yard; good locality;
$3.50. kkYES, 1921 East Capitol St no23-3ts
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81 No av nv. l3r $3.50 400 | ne. 7r........lT.50
5lI 2l No, ar. ami. 80 81 9Th Sc Cr Is ~
Ho2l-tuths ROBERT +. BRADLEY, 1903 + i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALE-s5, 1876 CASH WILL BUY EQUITIES
in centrally located n W. property; said equities
reckoned at IS, 1895; fine pine; In all, acres;
imp. by mod. house and rented at $40 pr. mo-
Those having the cash and wanting good thing
address ATTORNEY, Star Office No agents
no25-3t"
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lob Hw, l1r----S5n-u0 a11 16th NV Iar 30 90
u% 18th nw, l1r- 800, SO y J nv NV o. =, III
= = NV, 81. .j,IGO1 l. ne, 0r......I7.5 81
'A4 WOOD n GARRETT. 18th 81. y y. !. ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR HENT-THAT BEAUTIFUL. NEW BRICK
house 1876 Oregon ave- Near Tie Concord /
5,-an- and barn, gent Teduced 10 good parts
Ae!~ 1T+2 mo-, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

'oR SALE RUBRER-TiRE RUNABOUT COST
$la5. at Sloo: good secondhand buggy, good con-
dition, so; rockaway. shafts. pole, i'll excellent
order, S125; doctors StanhOpe, new, cost Sl65,
at $50. See \. BEHIiEND, 81 + st. NV.
nC2J-:,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE COLLIE AND FoA TERRIER PII'S
Staging 'andrics, parrots, dogs eats, Iu,uhagurs.
fancy pigeons. imported Dutch lllbs tuI IaIa
planting. flower pots. etc. SCIMuB>. Nu. H.
l2th a. U,.ltf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

IHE RE\I 1919 Gore u. SrIvb. Ia. 81
1873 II. 1urSh--- S-".'r If4S t-r-'u lurSb 30 a.
i'~i' Tor, D. lHrSH-- 1000 i.'r 1-II ST. 1000
'''- i-.'' Ri ave.. So
>'"r~ iwg.. cor 18TH X a. SIS. stable. -
lE'-J-3t GRAHAM y CAMPBELL. 81 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

So. 600 Columbia Heights-Handsoma 3story and
cellar buff brick front; 10 rooms and tiled
bath; hot water heat: $500 cheaper than
similar houses in row.
no25-3t HEISKELI & McI.ERAN. ZOOS T st. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALll-TIIE FINEST, BEST, kNEE-ACTING
horse suited for broUgham; 161H hands high;
rich bay years old $40o. See A. BEHREND.
61I Z st. NV. no25-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR RENT-BY X. .. IOLTZMAN. REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker 10Th and Z SITS NV
Hotel lIth and II. 50 JDU ITl4 gtu NV, lOr 81 IS
l4lJ / nv, 1Gr, ID 1914 Riggs Sr..... 30. 90
per annuIn 1000 pa Pa NV. Sr. 30. 90
1873 II | Az. 4T.2h. 10000 1901 -, 20 90
~ 18th NV, 1ir. 1900 1927 Conn av, Or. - ~
800 18th NV 50 23 l2Ig Fla nv ne 7rSs 20 so
lViil! 10Th nw,lIr. I0.N 31s 18Th NV, Tr.. 300
l32l NJ Or ?p'S. ...i5-rb 800 18th NV, 7r.. 20 90
lIf2 L NV, Or. 5000 lu23 10th NV, 3r 1900
OH K av. 5000 81 lIth NV, 5r LOCO
LIB 10Th NV, Ter. A. On go Sth sw Or 800. li 90
122T 18th NV, Tor. ~ 90 IL Il NV Tr.... Is. 90
ZIG 9th NV, Tor. 40. 90 g2l y ay 3r...12 90
1l.J 10Th NV, Tor. 1000 g2S ID sw jr..... IL 90
49, 9th NV. Tor. 30. ~
FURNISHED HOUSES
lIth&k, Do, per an. Sc 800 10th K 1ir Oh 300
W Az near h, lIr, 18th near y, 15r. 100
%, per annum. 1900 wyoming Nv, lsr, III. 1850
lGtb near J. I2r. 3 6tn q near 18th, Tor. 100
mr. lIJh 10 Sst. 1900 = near I'D l4rE tub Us
u Near 10Th l2r. j sol
OFFICES
Cor 10th x +, - Elegant rooms, sun bldg,
en- suite, all front, elevators. freprOof.
-atn heat 90 $50 NV. 81 floor. 81. 90
Desirable rooms. ATTAIN 40 La aA $40 4 1900
III coast Line bldg, $50 + INV, Sd floor 1900
al front AMI irrprClf GS3g r NV 4th floor 8 90
from $40 $50 each. 400 7th nv, ca 1000
STORES.
PA 9Th st. Observation-Disclosures. S35 90
STABLES.
1892 Mass. ave. trelrl 90
M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALE-R-I-P-A-N-S. 10 FOR 8 CENTS. AT
druggists, grocers, restaurants, saloons, news
stands, general stores and barber shops. Danish
pain, induce sleep. prolong life. one gives relief
ap21-1yr-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALE
Desirable houses in all sections of the city: 500
cash and monthly pay ents of $40 tincuding
INTEREST," each thousand of valuation. Figure
out how much you can pay each month, then
and
nO25-2t+ JOHN F. PARET AL G. ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR .-THOBOUGHERFD Cu.JLES. EIGIIT
months Old. cal.r and Iualalns peri 90. 6L Grh
-. u-N- Hu..I-sI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
noIs-s,r.'h WESCcTT & WILCOX, 1907

T w KIN Z N INISHFIl-
ISl3 Belmont aV s'Is 9th ne 10r&b. SO 90
Wash hts 10r&b S6l.OO 6Is b NV sto&ceI % 30
1924 L NV, Grab. -. 60
HEISkELL K McIaERAN,
oc14-S. fu,NtL-If 1lns L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALE-NEAR GOVT PRINTING OFFICE
and St AloEsius Church, house 81 X st. ne,
contains 10 rooms and bath; $500 cash, balance
monthly, if wanted Key next door.
no25-2tF JOHN F. PARET. 1411 q st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SAiE-A 'AIlGrArH TlPLN i,IIEIi FAD
ahu desk: lIuE' usel and in pci,s.t ,.udrluH.
c">i $50; VIII SCH lug $50. Ad..,s> Box -.
Star office IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALOON EXCHANGE FINE Rl-UpiNG
lots en- y. j. ave. NV. on grade: east from. 40
y parking; party wall. putlIc alley paved o.
NJ BRYANT Owner. war,ler bldg na25 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

HANDSOME HORSE AND BIOUGHAM FOR
hire by the month: very reasonable; special
lutes fer boarding. regular hiring and carriages
for call ng, theater and weddings. STABLE,
1901 st 'Phons 1876. no23-3tF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALE-BOJ BILE t'pi.DlNG EEp. MIRROR
frgut, WOOD mattress, -, single idiuE bed.
minor front, E"tI mdt,I,>>. $40. ,rlb ana mat
1rrss. -: kitchen t"ldiug yai.. s.. ,.ui .,n..
lIIl CuIruraG -. NV. II"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR EE<T-REDUCED To s3T so. THAT WELL
lr".it.d l1-room brick dwelling; brick stable
1885, htH ~. NV; near several car lines, school
and churches.
STONE & EAIIiFAX. SIG Z ST. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

S10,500-Washington Heights-Attractive :;-story
and cellar stone and brick front; rooms and
bath; handsomely finished; lot 25x120 tc
alley A bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALE $500 CASH BUYS EQUITY IN Il
room and bath house nv, near 14th ST. cars
pay balance SO monthly, including interest
Offer good week only.
no25-2t* JOHN F. PARET 141l G St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

1929 O ST y W
II rooms and bath. kitchen first floor caucret.
.tliAEt steam beat sid auI alley. red iced
70 500 per year. HENRY WELL
hn--.-5t- l4In @ Il N "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
FOR RENT-HOUSEo.
UNFINISHED.

FOR EENT-BY IaATIAIER q NESBIT. 1921 &c
st. elegant u-I-hi-,' Eno,i. fine liru'-tn i"i-''.
will be- Tut ~ unc order. pI3 L. !. ave, So.
All o. NV. Iur and b. stable: >i5- n"2t,-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALE-1Ui I'd ST. Sc,
At sacritne-A siA-room house; nearly new;
handsomely papered; new plumhing: square
from new electric cars; in front Of large public
park.
| Price. $1,000: $500 cash, balance to suit pur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

FOR SALE $3.50 FOR = GROOM MODERN
houses; 9th st. ne. blocks from II 81. ears.
JOHN +. DONOIiOE x son.
no21-3ts 3nS East Capitol st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25

Sa6 Z 81 NV. - SIS. 90
Riley bldg iaH 9TH 81. NV single eE >lite.
STORES.
262G +th SN.tH, Ia. grh NV basrf 81. -
B,a' k>fHth shop s-nr- 11rh and + SIS u- I5.uu
STABLES.
u = 80 - It SOD !; ISIS lin NV. - 90
no25-3t~ y :. CAY WOOD. 1913 9TH St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
Tt,I; RENT

FOR Ei,NT-fIiJ y ST. NV. ST PIT IN
nearly and eNcpileUI repair. including new
paper a.. WNI- II. SAUNDERS * co,
n,2 -I-3r 1ipI st.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30
RlOTING At BRUSSELS.
Belgium Capital Dis
turbed Now.
Shots Exchanged Between Mob and
Police.
Paving Stones Used as
Missiles.
4
Troops Called Out and Many
Arrests Made.

Brussels, June 29.--Atlthe concl usion
of great meeting In the town hall this
evening. thousands attempted to cross
the Grande Place in which the town hall
stands. The gen d'arnes charged with
drawn swords and the crowd retaliatsd
with stones. Shots were fred on both
sides. Thrss persons were. wounded and
q police officer was severely stabbed with
q shoemaker's knife.
The rioters on being dispersed, assem-
bled at another point. A large crowd
gathered in the Rue Royale, tearing
up the paving stones and using these as
missiles. Finally the civic guard was OF
dered out to relieve the police.
Despite these attempts to suppress the
d disturbances, rioting continued to late
hour. many persons being injured. A
feature was the general tearing up of
paving stones to be hurled at the police
and guards. A tram-way conductor
received two bullet wounds.
Ultimately the troops were called out.
About 85 arrests were made, many of those
who were taken into custody being in
possession of revolv
The public prosecutor, with his entire
staff, remains on permanent duty at the
hotel De Vile.
1t 10 rumored that one man who was
wounded, has since died at the hospital. :
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30
NOT A CANDIDATE.
Gov. Roosevelt Says He's For Nc
KinIey For President.

Albany. IN. Y, June e9.-- Governor
Roosevelt, who stopped on In this city
late this afternoon for few minutes on
his way to New York city, from the West,
declared that he was not cLndidate for
the Republican nomination for President
In 1900 and that he was In, favor of a re-
Nomination OF President Mckinley. IN
an interview given to the Associated
Press reporter at the depot he said 81
have had an exceedingly good time anu
have thoroughly enjoyed myself have
been as much touohed as surprised.
have be en- delighted with the West.
Everybody In the West is for Mokip-
ley's denomination and am most en-
phatically for his denomination of course.
feel that both the extreme rapidity with
which the country has gone mp the path
OF prosperity under President Mckinley 3
administration aud the conduct OF the
war In the Philippines makes it the duty
OF every man to stand with 1t and render
President Mokinley's denomination
necessary. We must smash out this insur.
reotion there by force OF arms and then
we can consider terms Of peace"
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30
WILL OF J. G. MOORE.
Dispositions ofa Large Estate Aeeum-
lated BY SON OF Maine.

2'A. june Ss.-1ne VIII CT sonr
g. Moore, Of the firin OF Moore g. Scbley
was filed for probate IN the surroysta,.
oft3ca xa.tsrasx "A, No. a., :,
- =. e'oe ol
June ". He divides his entire estatt
among the members Of his family. with
the exception of oertain cont,ngspt. ba
cu.sts 40 .srw.n,. .s ......,.- M -
quesss 70 servants and employed There
are no charitable bequests contained In
either the will or the codicil.
Ta each ~ HE s,s,a~s rn. - wa.
49, suu sioa
noe' anu 70 ms pro sner, henry u.
Moore, the tsstator leaves $4,000 Flor.
ence and Jessie Godfrey. children of VIII.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30
PRICE THREE CENTS.
DIED in A oUAeMIRE.

Machias, June 2O.--lt was learned here
today that John Elder of East Machias
died from exhaustion and exposure In a
quaemire near his home yesterday. Late
In the afternoon Mr. Elder started 10
search for some cattle in pasture near
his home and not returning searching
party was organized several hours later
After beating shout the woods in the
pasture for some time, this searchers
finally found the body of Mr.. Elder in a
swamp. Only the head was visible. The
remainder OF the body had sunk into the
soft mud.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30

The elabcrats and well planned scheme
OF the regatta committee was rendered
futile at this point BY virtue OF bull
headed disregard OF police orders and
clumsy manipulation OF police boats. Il
COST Harvard fraction Of length, per-
haps, but Yale struggling along gamely,
had a similar experience and the advan-
tages were even.
Harvard CROSSED the finish line in q
whiriwind, rowing beautifully. GIG
lengths TO the good. Yale finished in
fairly good shape, but her men were some-
what depressed, Of course.
minutes, 80 1-2 seconds, while Yale crossed
tbs line In 81 49,
just before Yale finished the II award
launch, the Frank kTomson, indul9ed "a
q breach Of etiquette when she lcrossed
Yals's line directly in front Of the New
Haven shell. To the spectators this ap-
peared objectionable. hut It was excused
on the ground Of the justified exub-
erance with which the supporters OF Hnr-
ward were filed. Ths Associated Press
lime taken from atelegraphio start and
timed on the finish by q. q. McConvilIe,
the coach Of the Wisconsin crew. which
rowed 30 famously at Poughkeepsie was
10 minutes A. l-2 seconds, and Is believed
to be the accurate time Of Harvard e
crew. The two eights vera speedily
picked up BY their respective Launches.
Yale started on her trip up the river to
her quarters and after the Harvard men
had been surfeited with their ovation at
the finish, the happy sons Of John Har-
sard started on their triumphal journey
to Red Top, brimming over with Joy at
their possession Of as finely earned a VIC
tory as was ever won by university
Crew on the Thames.
Ths official record of the varsity race,
showing technically how it was rowed is
as follows. the figures being taken from
the referse's boat:
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30
FILIPINos FULL OF FIGHT.

Victoria, B. c., June 29.-Advices
from Hakodale state that Captain Sakichi
Of the steamer Hokoku Maru, Just re.
tunred from the Philippines reports that
in the southern islands the young Filipi
nos are constructing Qualifications agains,
emergency. Eyery port is garrisoned by
a thousand or so volun nteers, whose weap-
ons, however, are very crude, only about
twenty per cent being armed with rifles
(Remingtons.) They are, however. full
of patriotism and state that they will not
yield to the Americans though the whole
Of the islands are destroyed.
The Hokoku Maru was warmly well
coined by the Filipinos, who considered
the Japanese to be of q kindred race and
hope for assistance from them. The Fill.
pinos we're prepared to pay for arms and
ammunition and Sad the japanese yes.
sels visiting the islands could take return
cargoes Of hemp. Capt. SAkichi said ne
only sold the insurgents two revolvers
and cooks knives.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30
PARKS TRIED 10 EsOAPE.

Alfred, June {. 2.-Frank p. Parks, the
convicted murderer of Mary Tarlton. at
tempted to escape from jail yesterday. but
was frustrated by Jailer Edward Ander-
son. A pal of his, Sharkey by name, was
seen trying to saw through bar. On
being discovered he said Parks had given
him the saw, (which was made out Of q
case knife, and that the scheme was to
ohloroform the guard, or overpower him
with fiat iron, and,get ont. The cbloro-
form and fiat iron were found in Parks's
cell, but he denies any knowledge of the
matter. d
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30
CONSUMPTION MAY BE CURED.

Washington, June 29.-Surgeon J. G.
Boyd of the navy. one Of the delegates to
the recent tuberculosis convention at Ber-
lin. fs preparing a report for the depart
ment on the work of the congress, the
results of which. DIR. Boyd thinks. will be
important.
The profession sees no reason why the
development OF tubercolosis serum
should not revolutionize the mortality
rate In consumption as much as has the
development Of anti-toxin Of diphtheria
II now Is assured that in its early stagea
the disease can be checked.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-30
WARNING TO AMERICAN FISHER
MEN.

st. Johns, N. w., June 80. The colon
ial government Is preparing circular In
bait act is about TO be strictly enforced
against the French and warning the
Americans that II they assist the French
by bringing them bait to ST. Pierre, the
laws will be similarly enforced against
them also. 1t is hoped the Americans will
refrain from assisting the French, thus
enabling the colony to fight its own bat
tie.