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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
to the capital while any foreign troop
remain in Pekin.
A TEMPORARY MEASURE.

Berlin, Nov. 10.-A dispatch from Pc
kin, dated November 8, says that as the
Russian seizure of territory on the left
bank of the Pei IIo is regarded as a
temporary war measure, the British
minister has refrained from protesting
against the action taken.
RAILWAY HANDED OVER.
Tien Tsin, Nov. 9.-As the result of
the British representations to the st.
Petersburg government, Russia i Off
cially handing over the railway 10 Pc
kin to Count Won Waldersee. who Will
give it up TO the British owners.
Belgium also has annexed land for q
foreign settlement.
THE EMPEROR DECLINES.
Pekin, Nov. Q. via Shanghai, Nov. 10.
Lii Hung Chang has received a note
from Emperor Kwang SUI declining to
accede to the demand for the punish
ment of Tung Flu Hsiang and consent
ing only to the Punishment of Yu
Hsien. The note has not yet been for
mally communicated to the ministers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
THE EMPEROR DECLINES.
QUESTION OF ORDNANCE.
PROPOSED FOR
RAPID.FIRE GUNS.
tBy Telegraph to virginian- Pilot)

tBy Telegraph to Virginian PiloO
Washington Nov. 1o.-The Board Of
Ordnance and Fortifications held an
important meeting to-day and decided
that the rapid fire guns of the sea coast
defense should be supplied with shields.
This action must be approved by the
Secretary of War before it becomes
operative.
In connection with this action to-day
there developed an interesting feature
.of the proceedings of the board, rela-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
HOWARD GOULD BEAT.
MUST PAY HIS VALET FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS
(By Telegraph TO yirEinian-

New York, Nov. 1O.-The jury in the
suit brought by Frank Mowbray, n va
let. against Howard Gould, son of the
late Jay Gould. for $25o coo damages for
breach OF contract, brought in n verdict
to-day awarding $4,000 10 the plaintiff.
Mowbray alleged that MIR. Gould en-
gagged him as valet for life at $50 per
month after he had lost the sight of
one eye and sustained other injuries
as a result of setting off damp sky
rocket on Mir. Gould's Yacht July 4,
1893. ana that he was discharged imme-
diately after the statute OF limitations
barred a suit for damages on account
OF the Injuries received.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
The Galveston Relief fund.

{By Telegraph to Virgnian-Pfot)
Galveston, Texas, Nov. 10.-John
Sealy. treasurer of the Galveston re-
lief fund, makes the following state
ment;
Donations received from October 25
to date, S113,351 of which S6,771 was re-
ceived through Mayor Jones. Previous
~ acknowledged. Sl,140,36S. Total to
date, S1,153,719.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
MR.. BRYAN DECLINES.
AN EDITORIAL POSITION WORTH
$4,000. 4 YEAR.
(By Telegraph 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CBy Telegraph to virgintan-P ilot.)
Denver, Cola. Nov. lo.-Wiliiam r..
Bryan has declined an offer of an edi-
torial position on Denver afternoon
paper at salary of $4,000 year In
his reply. which was teleeraphed from
Lincoln, Nebraska, today he says:
IL shall remain here and In the flu
ture, as in the past, defend with tongue
and pen the principles which I believe
to be right and the policies believe to
be wise"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
STANDARD Oil TRUST.
MILLIONS PAID OUT IN DIvI-
BENDS.
Especial to Virginian- Pilot.)

JSpeclaI 10 NORTHUMBERLAND
New York. Nov. 1o...Standard Oil
certificates were quoted at ZOO bid, none
offered as againct 655 Yesterdays high
est. and until today the highest on re-
cord. The par value of the company's
entire outstanding stock Is S97 900, goo,
and $500 per share indicates n market
value of s6s3, 100000. During this year
the company has paid $ieS00,o0 in di-
yidends. lz
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
FataI ouarreI 81 Saloon.

Birmingham, Ala. Nov. 10.--Tom
Fitzpatrick is dead ana Joseph Ashby
and E,noch Castieberry are probably
fatally wounded as result OF a quar-,
rel in u saloon here today. q. P.s Nc
Donald has been arrested charged. wit1s
the murder of Fitzpatrick.
The cause OF the quarrel Is unknown
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
ELECTION RETURNS.
BRYAN CARRIED COLORADO AND
KENTUCKY-RESUL IN

(By Telegraph to Virginan- Pilot.)
Denver, Col. Nov. 1o.-The Rocky
Mountain News to-day prints practi-
cally complete returns from every
county in the State on the vote for
Presidential electors and Governor.
The figures show that Bryan's plu-
rality is 2S,3S5, which will be slightly
increased by the few precincts not re-
ceived. Orman's plurality over Goudy
is 22,722, which will likely be slightly
increased.
Compared with 1895, the Bryan vote
fell off about 41,000, while the McI&in-
ley vote increased about $4,000.
BRYAN CARRIES KENTUCKY.
Louisville, KY, Nov. 10.-Onicial re-
turns from all save about a dozen
counties in the State received by the
Courier j Journal up to II o'clock to-
night do not materially alter that
papers unofficial report of the cleo
ton. Bryan's majority will be in the
neighborhood of 5000, while the plu-
rality of Beckham for Governor will
be- about 5,o00 the unofficial returns
from every county in the State being
1859.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Neb., Nov 1O:-Vith but two
counties to hear from. on the face OF
unofficial returns, Dietrich, Republic
can. is elected Governor by a plural
ity of 675 over Governor Poynter. The
rest of the State ticket is likely 10
be Republican, but it will take the Of
fetal count to determine the result.
There is no change in the legislative
situation, the result depending on
Douglass county (Omaha). in which
the official count proceeded only n lit
tie way to-day. The feeling is intense
as the Douglass county result deter
mines the complexion of the State Leg
iSlature. Chairman Memminger, of the
Third Congressional district, tonight
reported that Congressman John S.
Robinson, fusionist. is elected by 127
plurality, as shown by the complete
unoiiiciai returns from all counties
Ills election was, up to to-day, cues
toned by the Republicans. The ma
1ority of Neville. fusionist, in the Sixth
district, is 32S. and Starke, fusionst. in
the Fourth, 413.
This makes the representation of
Nebraska in Congress Neutrality-suspicious.
fusionists. two Popuists and two
Democrats and two Republicans, all of
whom, excepting Shellenberger, Dem
ocrat. in the Fifth district, who sue
ceeded Sutherland, Populist, being re-
elected. McKinley's majority in Ne
braska is $500.
KANSAS.
Topeka. Kan, Nov. 10.-The official
count from the Third district, re-
ceived here tonight, shows thai 4 Nj.
Jackson. fusionist, has been elected to
Congress, defeating George Wheutley
by majority of 2S2. There are 800
Third district voters serving in the
army in the Philippines to be heard
from. Republicans say they will con-
test JaclSson's election.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
THIS MORNING.
Norfolk Street Railway Sheds,
Cars and Power Plant Burned.
The LOSS ABOUT $50, 900.

The Valuable Plant in Hun,ersvllle Di.coy-
cred to be on Fire a. Ia.4s o.cioek-s
Only Ono Engine and a Limited supply
of water to Combat thu rlsmes--ons
Man Injared--The Car Sheds, Fifty Car.
and the Electric Plant Completely Do
stroyed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11
CABINET OFFICERS WHO MAY RETIRE.

m There much talk NOW nmsSmmg il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-23

RING the 20 k box for messengers.
western Union and Great Northern tel
esrams, hacks, gurneys and express
wagons; quick service. Telephone. Main
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

We now have a man stationed 10 our
downtown office. room c, Bailey build
ing. who Is entirely familiar with the
time from a. m. Till p. m. except at
the neon hour, TO figure your bills or
attend 20 your wants on small orders
Broad street, North Seattle. Telephone
Union 66. Kerry Ain Company
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MINING ABSTRACTS.

PACIFIC ABSTRACT TITLE 4. TRUST
W, room 406 Pacific block. Is prepared
70 make abstracts of mining properties
IN Nome. Bluestone and other districts
or Alaska; be sure that your title is good
before purchasing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-23
ALASKA WANT ADvS.,
CAPE NOME KLONO|KE.

ALASKA CLOTHING.
L. =. GOVERNMENT GOODS Blankets.
s1h0 peaJacketr. - pants. ~. shelter
tents. 81 navy while Understanding. suit.
81. cost the government $3.50. wool s0r.
Nc, cotton sox. 15c. watch caps, 10; RUB
Der blankets or pOnchas. fiZ Kirk. lzi7
First avenue.
alaska MAIL.
FOR 81, Michael and Nome. via lila
nina tnf and the h~adwatera % the
Kgsk0kwim river ! viii leave Seattle
for tho above points the next sailing
81 The Alaska Commercial cos steamer
Berthe IN January. 1901. VIII accept
limited amount % letter mall for The
above points. Letters. t1a L. 4.
Iiaiss. Alaska guide. residence, il13
Fopfih avenue. y. o. address. Box isf..
Seattle wash Heferenceas Lieut. q,
T. grnmons. q 3 ~. Princeton. ", D.;
G. q shields. fcoaalna.~ editor Of Rec
featloH p Mesl Twfnfy-fourth street,
New York, ana Seattle Post-intslli-
geucef
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Correspondence in all principal cities OF
United States, Europe. China. Japan, Ha-
waiian islands, Alaska, British Columbia
and Northwest Territory. Drafts issued
direct to Juneau, Skagway, Atlin, Bennett
and Dawson City
Collections made on all points on rea-
sonable terms.
AGENTS OF BANK OF BRITISH
NORTH AMERICA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-23


Pins farm. 2i5 acres: 60 acres clear
~ barn. orchard. schooihouse on
80 acres, near Seattle; Is acres fine
.'am ian1. balance good upland: 10
- - under cultivation, good holise and
ls. n five head OF cattle. horse
|N ehieSens
sls acres OF bottom ana fine hay
snl feed Tor 100 head Of cattle.
- aefes OF fine land, near steamer
acres under pillow. young or
~ sad small fruit. ~ acres siaShed
81 saty 70 clear, new four-room house
IL s 500 entonildings; fine view over
y sk acres q good land ) acres clear
sssesn buildings 100 fruit trees.
- acres within miles OF Seattle: .
"a sicarea, balance rlashed. burned
~ .spNssai new aiNsroom house, hard
49, cost 500. close To school, barn.
u ~ hpuses and line outbuilaings;
49, Trees ! years old
k's.s Aerca between Seattle and Ia
Esz s y seFea cleared; threo-room hotiSc
~ sstnNldlnEs, 10 head OF stock and
& safHeA etc.
4 ~ acres, half mile of water front.
~ rs ufthard bay; 70 acres cleared.
|lss I, ~ bearing fruit trees at steam
81 s. saa's ma wna, you want, ask or
,er printed farm list.
st-t. Ffk.NSlsh1N 4 ARNEII.
Aeem y Rnxweli block
ss'ssAl.k-'hy w W. Dearborn. a Union
sssss ID kttsap county. one-harf mile
|6ss. %Aaing on West passage. near
IS EfeFk daily steamer. fare sc:
i. -Fss siashed eight years ago and
ss..sss st cleared; Lex house and well,
- y y thf very lon price OF s. % an
~ AZ immediate sale Tor cash
Nes good level land near Tacoma.
t.ssss - - milo from boat landing,
$50 stQfe school, fare 20 city SO.
d n. lflse &c, IL taken soon is
4 a.n,sssA Slesrins y, Apply 80 owner.
,lls.ss.slss BLOCK, Seattle
49, eesten land. 50 acres under rul-
Ia Seod house barn GOOD fencoa
SS :, s.N BEST farm near Seattle, for
IN nc nEice nf $3.50. Symonds 4
H'nghisy block. Phone. Main
hsss u N. Ranch; water front, broom
ss<s 4 a'sk and reot house, sol fruit
ass ssfes cleared Is acres 10 all.
~ A%Foef H. fryeerg. Ballard,
H II, lands have some farm LANDS
~ 919 sCuip 20 rent or sell. ani
4 trade Tor seattle city property,
ssrken rooms &9-il Halter build.
=
- a.'s'sEn farm land. low price:
II sesk farms on easy terms. SIS
--@-esA building. III. &. Petit.
<ssS ~ sale tn Eastern and Western
No k'on. Fl. Shorrock. 81 West Co
~
"A IN, $3.50 tity property farms. coal
u H. lAisas. X. f. George, els New
Y Union block.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Continued.
INsURANCE-Continu
THE wING-GUION AGENCY. All kinds
OF insurance. 226 22s, rs Bailey bldg
CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING. insur-
ance Olympie block,
BURNS & ATKINSON. general insur-
ance. II Boston block.
JUNK.
ALASKA Junk CO. pays highest prices:
prompt returns. iii Western avenue
Phone. Pike Ile
MACHINIsTs.
---------------------
A. F; HUTTON. machine shop. Flyer
dock.
MASSAGE AND BarHs.
TSRNEY'S Sanitary. Baths. new location.
eiz Third; Turkish. massage, electric
nght, enervescent, shampoo and manua.
swedish movements: Battle Creek
nurses; ladies' and geaEemen's attend.
SEATTLE branch of famous Battle
creek Sanitarium just opened; Russian,
Needle Salt CLOVIS and Electric Light
naths; Massage and Hydriatic treat
ment. Special facilities for ladies' treat
ment. 1924 Second avenue.
NINE. JENNIE EDGAR. Turkish. sham
poo Maths with electric treatment mas
sage, private rooms for ladies com5e-
tent ladies' assistant. 21S1a Columbia.
room 4.
VAPoR baths and massage treatment
glvcn az Willard house. Third avenue,
corner Union, room |. by lady. Phone,
Bun 271.
DR. ETA RALPH. sanitariun, Turkish
naths. massage assistants. 1913 First,
near Union; select patrons.
MADAM RAMONA = Electric steam
patns, massage. i06 South Fifth avenue,
corner Yesler way
VAPoR and massage baths given at
l.sots Inlrd avenue May Toner.
MRS DIR. BETGHEL vapor baths mas
sage. Arcade, 4o5 Pike.
MISS LORRAINE. massage and baths.
Room 3 sos Second.
MISS WIGHT-yapors and massage aos
bronson. room Is.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
--->-----------~--~--
A. ~. ANDERSON. tailor, dress suits and
oVercoats a speciality. 6l4is Second ave-
nue.. Seattle.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
---------~-------------
KING the 20. X" box for messengers.
western Union and Great Northern tel
esrams, hacks gurneys and express
lj0 GA Second
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FoR RENr-FARms.
ron sALE-AcRE TRACTS.

5-acre tracts. Ravenna Springs, near car
line, for 500 each
acres on Green lake; cheap; all i'm
proved and fenced; with 3-room house;
chicken house; good stream runs across
II; Will make a good living for a fam
lily; must be sold
<-acre tract, improved, with house, stable.
chicken house. 5e1 fruit trees. bearing
and acre in berries; three-quarters Of
mile from street cars; 81 500 $500 cash,
balance on time
=. 7. SMART. "a Roxwell Building.
$550--Five acres near Ballard at a bar
gain. II. c. Petit, 52s New York block,
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FINANCIAL-wANTE TO BORROW.
---------~--~--~------------
WHY keep your money In bank when we
can get you per cent on first mortgage,
improved real estate In the city OF Seat
tie? Decentralization Investment Co..
5l3 Third avenue. opposite public library
WANTED-To borrow, one thousand dol
lars on improved city property, Al Sc
curity. Address A %, care Post-Intel-
lgencer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-18
REAL ESTATE rRASSFExi

Furnished By the Wichita Abstrac,
and Land company. H. ". Dubois. Alb
stractor. Court House. Phone es3J
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Johnston ". Coulter 10 Bruce J.
Rucker lots 70 ard north Is Il lot
6. block 9. Cheney; lots Z 10 Z Dix
81, Cheney l,Ss0
Bunneu & Emo Investment Co, 70
Mrs. Frederick z. MS.er, iot p
and II lst =, blk 5 Topeka ave
Orne & Philips sid---.-----.--.... LS0o
4 2. and T. 9 Robertson % Frank
E. Fletcher lots l, 3, and Ere
street. Ella sub ......-.-...--.-.----. E
H G Day 70 BENJAMIN z Nichols
sw quarter section - ard north
half section =. =. 4w exc : 5a q
ne quarter section g and exc
Highways .-.---.-.---.----.---.... $50
surfvan C.a-k 10 Joshua osnoa Il
ha.f nv quarter section - = e. I.z@2
Elizabeth Main e a. 70 Hate z
Co.viue. ia CON Is ns cor
sec I2-5-Ee .--e.-...-.-.. .------..---.. :
Eliza5eth Main e a. % GH5er- z
Main. = a com : x re cor sec
I2=-Sc --..--.-------- -.--.-----.---.---
E.zzzoeth Man e a. 70 Hetrie Mex
: en- IA w o. - or sec
-z-Z-ge ..--.---.--.--- .-----------.-----
Elszz5e-A Main et al u E-izaee I
Main = a OF part II G. sec =
Sc --.-.--....------- ..---------------- :
scar Hunt % Benz z. Si-hols. lots
81 ard 1s2. bZx q T3Peks aTe,
Cfr--z 4 pns-t~a rE7 " 40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-18
WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Oct 17.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter VII say tomorr0w W:
The wool market has been more a tive,
the sales of the week aggTegaJing 23i4-
goo pounds Most OF the purchasing has
been done by the mills o moderate 81 g.
Some Of the large consumers have Teen
around and have made some offers, but
these were in most instances below the
ideas Of holders and the result 8 tdar
they secured but little wool. he .nflu-
enCe Of the political cam paign is s-iT
being felt IN the wool market and the
large consumers as 4 whole have ev =
CenIy made up their minds % wait IN
I'll after the cleo ion before laying in
large lines. Here ard there may be
noted an indication of a speculative ten
dency in antict patton Of orders for goods
after the election. but this cuts but lit
tie figure in the market as yet. In the
west holders still remain firm and at
Temps which have been made by rep
r5senta-ives Of the eastern trade TO brea6
prices have failed. The sales OF the week
in Boston amounted 10 3,20f,500 pounds
4 nestle and 10000 pounds foreign. 2 az
ing total of 3,3l4,&0. against a total Of
:. ss1 900 Tor the previous week, and L
toeal OF 0-60-0 for the corr spending
week last year. The sales since Tanu-
sry l, amount to 1875 .S0l ro1rds,
against 13S 1874. 10 pounds for the CORE
spending time last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-18
LIE STOCK MARKET
Hog Market in the Same
Old Rut.
MARKET is LOWER AGAIN
Ten Cents About Covers the
Fall Yesterday,
MARKET is LOWER AGAIN

The receipts Of hogs at the Union
stock yzrds were fairly liberal, consider
rs The downward tendency OF the mar
ket- II vas the prevailing opinion the
4alIer part OF last week that the mar
ker would react on account OF light re-
esipts, but il this case It vas the IN
SSpszCted that happened Instead of very
Aght receipts the supply Of hogs has
Kept u IN I'll the Leading markets and
frlces have kept right along sliding
downward. The fact OF the matter is
that farmers realize that hogs at pres
eat prices are higher than most ether
produces Of the farm and they keep
right along selling. The bu K OF car hogs
seld yesterday At $40 ard S455. which
was low As compared with prices ten
days ago. bur IL was 80 cents per nun
dred pounds more than hogs bought on
Ihis market the same day last year. The
quality q the offerings YESTERDAY az r
aS q with nat OF ten days past, and the
STING q 600 hogs that fled down the
cauJe 10 the Dold packing house were
20 q enough TO please any packzr The
shipper who expects 70 get an advance
over the prices Of yesterday by bringing
Better hogs would have to have some
thlng Ine, indeed. Prices here are not
lover comparatively than In other mar
kets The market is down. and that IS
eli that can be said
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-18
Stocks and Bonds.

New York Oct 1-.-So-7e con s--i=z =
fo-t vas made IL professional quart r
20 advance ire prices cf socks tc- 4
bisc the cU1 forces were depleted aC: /
was sv-ce1r tEG~ rEe Cz----i1-icC ~
advantage AZ 20 rsa.-e = o-1s-S fez-
terdsy's market fairy tez7-s-rated thz.
ire oats ana 1g ShGrt interest lad p =
reduced % s1ch P-o-o--Cns a. 20 make
rEetr 6s11-5 ineffective n ccn1-Ut Z
re advance n pr5ces. Tckay it Icozal
vs-- Esucl as rGcus1 s1-e q The .rs-
porrzzr bun interests Asz taken ear
co=EfEzlcs 4 his fact and aa5 orszs -
IS taken Their p-1zts. Some oF re -e-
cent ilFus-ts, aEI 97e-ztcrS ID f1t--
y reversed th-- PISTON t-da~ ard
we're c7eriv is-ze s-le-s e s-rc-
There wss sC1icieE- s5w - Strength n
yesterdays uSrEsf 70 Attract g cczsid-
e7aols accumulation - buying erze-s
from outside sources fhtS -C-aEnz Il
spite o. 11ezta- TscesEz DTS lis ar-.~ 2
encouraged re 3usts - reSEZo oPe-z-
E1@z= To- he advance TIE sEa-r ruts-
- ire shc-T .E1sEss- r Sec1}es las
ESS Al II mental factor = szssr AYR
The Sss1-tv= s1-cE-c s--r1r ga tE-
Pecr-e ard ~ GE3Hu c-u1zrizS fzs
Ei5LE.<d taetr ~srenr-- a. - q
0u1sr one co1tro, czusAd excited f-a+-
rs n PSos IS -zs CRIES Eerr stEuE.
r1-ect1sT ev@c1 - A. az tzel-r rln-
El1S trc7 - Gc-u - s. q cAe -
q 20 SHARES ~ re - -tEE Tze - :
Tzs ssreT rua - - extreme -. Or
q re ar1c1rr o }czx stock =rAfcr enc
~a@A - -~-s t~~-@i - S---~- 9~t A@fE 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-18
/. CENSUS OF The PHILIPPINES
Night Schools in Manila are a Ire.
meadeus Success.

me2uGE4 success
Berkeley. Cal, Oct T.-Prestdent
Wheeler. OF the state university, has re-
ce.ved word that Professor Carl c. PIehn
has arrived in the Philippines and has
comm enced the work OF inquiry into the
conditions Of internal taxation. Later he
viii have charge OF the first census ever
undertaken in the PHILIPPINES Under
the Philippine commission a night school
has been opened il Manila Tor the pur-
pose Of instructing IN English More
than 20 students are attending and an
other school wiz be started Dr. David
P. Ba-rows. assistant superintendent Of
public instruction. has been given entire
charge % the schools IN Manila He viii
re-organize them according to nodsrn
ideas
Washington. Oct IF X. vai.Ie. d.
rector % posts in he Philippines. has
notified the department thar he has cpen-
ed a uight school Eo- native postal en-
rloyes ST sanoIloc. where they may
study English A general order has been
issued n The Philippines notifying ratfvs
employees that they win be expected 70
uss every effort - secure a working
knowledge Of English. that night schools
VII be established wherever practical.
and tsat II the postal service preference
VIII Re sven 20 EuEiIsh-speaking IA
.r---z