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.. ola Ia. ave. NV
SMITH THOMPSON Jr Trustee,
ja2Gdts FendaIl building
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES No 3O4 D
STREET SOUTHWEST, IMPROVED BY A
TWO. STnIN NJ

TRUSTEES, SALE OF PREMISES No. 3o4 D
STREET SOUTHWEST IMPROVED BY A
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
BY virtue of decree passed January 10, \. D.
1900, by the Supreme Court of the District of Co.
signed. trustees appointed by said decree. WILL
on SATIRD THE THIRD DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, 1900. AT HAIFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, sell at public auction in front Of the prem
ises, the following described property. located in
the city of Washington, to wit: Lot - in Glenn
ent McWillfams' subdivision of lots in square No
$50 as per plat recorded in Liber y. X. folio 1Ss
of the records Of the office of the surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia, together with the improve
ments thereon
Terms Of sale: oRe-hrd Of the purchase money
TO be PAID i'll cash the day of sale. within
ten days thereafter, and the residue in equal in
staiihents, in one and two years from date of sale
10 bear interest therefrom until paid. the rate
OF 80 per annum, such deferred payments to he
represented by prouissory notes OF the purchaser
purchasers and secured by deed Of trust the
property sold, all cash. at the option IF the
the time Of sale All recording conveyancfng and
revenue stamps at the of the purchaser
Terms of sale must he complied with within ten
days from day of sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right 10 resell said property the risk
and cost of the ting purchaser. after Nv.
days notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished In the city If Washington. D. &.
ELLEN ). MUSSEY.
40 La. u. W.
WATSON ]. MENTION.
Clio 18th st.'nw.
Trustees.
DtNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ja23d&ds
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS ]. OWEN. AUCTIoNEER, el3 f ST. NV.

TRJ SIZES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING. SITUATE On JEFFER-
son ST. ANACOSTiA. n. {
BY virtue of i deed of trust recorded in Iiber
o2, folio $40 ct seq. of the land records Of the
District of columbia, The undersigned trustees will
sell. at public auction. al the request the Iarty
secured. on FRIDAY FEBRUARY SECOND 1906.
Al THREE Ot1!ittk PM. in front Of the Ir,la-
isCs lots Il and IS, in block =, of .. l.. Green $
subdivision.
Terms: One tlrd cash. balance in one aai two
years. secured on property s"ld. all cash, at
option of purchaser; 500 deposit al time Of sale;
conveyancng, stamps &c. at pur-
chaser's cost. THOMAS GAFT'NEY
"OIiN LANGHAM. Jr,
r. NJ. PARKER. Atlantic bldg Trustees
Attorney for party secured. ja.2-lSds
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" W. SoHoN, Trustee,
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUcTIoNEER-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Fs
late, STU ATE N THE COUNTY or WASH
NIXON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. AND
kNoMN AS No. 22I4 NINTH STREET IN
by virtue Of decree passed January $ 1900 in
equity cause No 2O5S7 and entitled T. A LAM
bEEI FL AL vs. JOSHUA BRAXrON LIT Al
IN IN supreme Court of the District of Columbia
me Undersigned Will cffer for sale at public nuc-
Ii,n IN front Of the Premises. on MONDAY THE
IMENIl-N1NTH DAY OF JANUARY Al ls,0
At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. lot forty,
one i4p IN Wright and Cox's recorded subdivision
OF part OF PLEASANT PLAINS in the county
OF Washington; District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale; one-third cash, oDe-third in one
year and one-thtrd In two years or all cash 81
the "ption Of the purchaser; deferred payments 10
be secured by deed VI trust upon the premises sold
aud evidenced by promssory notes bearipy six
per cent interest, payable semi-annuaIly 4 de-
post OF 500 required at time of sale Terms 10
he coupled with within ten days FROM he date
OF sale or premises may be resold al IIs and COST
oI oeiaultlhs purchaser. Conveyancing. recording
and revenue stamps at cost Of purchaser
IALIMADGE A. LAMBETH Trustee
JAChSUN II. RALSTDS Trustee
!s4t-o%Hs Loan AID Trust building
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The HUUs" committee on claims has fav-
ordbly reported the bill reimbursing the
English Gable Company for the cutting of
tW" cables by Admiral Dewey during the
War with Spain, amounting 10 $1,000
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AUCTION SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Sc
1'Otia

Thomas J. owen. Auct., a13 II st. nw-Chan-
Gerry sale u No. III 4th st. Sc, Wednesday.
January ~, ar 40 Pm. Guy II. johnson and
Frank I. Browning. trustees.
{. e. Slcan < Co, AUets., 1907 & st. n.w-Salc
OF lots 80, 20 and Il, in square 61 on Wednesday,
January II, Ut 400 pm. john j. DoIan and John
u. sullivan. trustees.
Tomorrow.
Walter B. Williams ~ Co., aucts 10Th and u
SIS n.w.-Sale Of contents of confectionery and
Ice cream saloon at No. 1865 VI ST. n.w on Thurs
day, January %, at 10 Il.
H. Rosenberg, Auct.-S#ic of furs, rapcs jack
cts, &c, on Thursday, January % ut IL am, at
lnter-pceau building, No, 5l2 9th St NV
j. q. Sinclair. Auct., 6e6 la. ave. n.w-Salc Of
S.oeerles' show cases, counters. scales, &c. Oh
Thursday, Jan. IS 10 IN, at auction room
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
c. G, SLOAN & CO, AUcrIoNEERs 400 c ST

- H. StoAN y Co., AlCIlONEERS, 13Qt G ST.
By virtue of certain deed of trust dated The
IN day Of May. 1898, and recorded in Iiher 2Si1,
folo 20, one of the land records of the District
OF Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the Undersigned trustees, viii
sell At public auction, In front of the premises.
SATURDAY. THE THIRTWTH DAY OF DE-
SEMBf.R, 1899, AT HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, lots 60, 30 and Il, In 7. f. Waggaman's
subdivision of part of original lot B. in square 5I2
as per plat recorded in the Office OF the surveyor
for the District of Columbia, in Liber H. folio 8,
together with the Improvements
Terms of sale: one-haif cash. balance in one
year with interest at per cent per annun, pay
able semf-annually. and secured by deed of trust
the purchaser. deposit of 500 will be required
at time of sale. All conveyancing. recording and
stamps at purchasers cost. II terms of sale are
not complied with within ten days from day of sale
The trustees reserve the right to resell the property
the risk aDi rost nf the defaulting purchaser,
after ) days -vertise.hent sucla resale.
JOHN J. DOLAN. Trustee
Fendall building.
JOHN D. SULLIVAN. Trustee.
de1S-u&ds No. 101 18th st. NV.
1.-THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having failed comply with the terms thereof The
property will be resoid at his risk and e''st in
front of the premises upon the same terms and at
the same hour, WEDNESDAY, JAM AIRY
TWENTY -FUt Rrii. 1900.
JOHN ]. DOLAN, Trustee.
Fendall building.
JOHN D. SULLIVAN Trustee.
Ie1S-d&ds No. 10I 18th st. NJ
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ri STEES' SALE OF HOUSE No <Os l. STREET
NORTHWEST

NORTHWEST
, by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
Inc District Of Columbia. In equity cause No
.oeSo. we VIII sell at public auction, in of
me premises. on FRIDAY, JANUARY TWENTY
SiNlt, 1900. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
M. the real estate in the city of Washington.
in Lber B, folio 90, Of the records Of the Office
OF the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia i'm
proved by a three-stOry brick dwelling No. AUS
, Terms of sale: The purchaser must p.y one
in one and years from day If ale with i'm,
teiest at per centum per annum. payable semi
of The purchaser, secured by deed 81 trusf on the
property sold or all cash at the option the pur-
eraser \ deposit Of 500 Will be required AT time
Of sale Gnveyancing and stamps at cest Of pur-
chaser. - - -
HENRY W. SOHoN Trustee
Ecudalt building 344 n st.
r. PRESTON SHEALEY, Trustee,
-, Equity building, 81 ~, ST.
j. W. RADCLIFFE, Aucttoueer fal:i-lut
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THOMAS ]. OWEN. AUCTIoyEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING on
WEST SIDB OF SHERIDAN AVENUE BE
TWEEN STANTON AND BOWEN AVENUES
ANACOSTIA d. c.
BY virtue OF trust recorded in Liber 234S folio
90 ct seq Of the land records of the District of
Columbia. and the request of party secured, the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auction
the premises, on THURSDAY, TIE TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1900. at THREE
O'CLOCK PM. the 30.74 feet front Sheridan
avenue Cf lot 4, sec. 4 Barry Farm. next to The
ncrth 149 % feet front said avenue by the
depth of said lot, containing 1894 So it.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash, balance in / and .
years. or all cash. option of purchaser secured
by deed of trust or property sold. $50 depost ut
time of sale. Conveyancing, stamps &c. at pur-
cDasers cost
THOMAS GAFFNEY
JOHN LANGHAM, Jr.,
Trustees.
r. NJ. PARKER. Atlantic bldg,
Attorney for party secured. jai5-dSds
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS DowLlNG 4 CO. hrCTTo.E

iRI SlEFS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
KElNt THREE FRAME HOUSES on
TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN q AND X
by virtue OF a certain deed CT trust. dated No.
Eemper - 1897. and duly recorded in Iiber 2aGl
ni" go ct seq, one OF the land records for The
District OF Cplumtia, and at the request II the
party secured Thereby. Will sell. in front -
Tue premises, On MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH, 1900. AT FoTR O'CLOCK PM The fol-
WMihg described pr Irrty, situate in The city Of
washington, District Of Columbia, and designated
as lots sixteen 90, nineteen I9I and twenty ,20l
OF the subdivision made by Bernana Hodges Of lot
numbered seven 0l, block eleven U1, Of the Wash
tract OF land known as Trinidad together with the
improvements thereon. being Nos. 1889, 1852 and
Terms; Cash deposit Of 500 required on each
lot at Time or sale. All couveyRncing. recording
ana revenue stamps at COS Of purchaser.
JAMES F. FITCH
FRANKLIN IL. MACHEY.
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DUNCANsoN PROS. AUCTION

DTNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Mckinley Receives Expression of
Sorrow from Cambon.

Washington. May 3.-The president to-
day sent the following telegram to tho
governor Of Utah:
Executive Mansion. Washington. May
3.-Goycr4or Wells. Salt Lake City, Utah
Il desire 10 express my intense sorrow
on learning the terrible calamity which
has occurred at Scoiied and my deep
sympathy with the wives. children and
friends Of the unfortunate victims OF the
explosion. WILLIAM MCKINLEY"
The French ambassador called on Pres
iGent Mckinley and Secretary Hay today
and conveyed tho coincidence of the
French republic TO the people OF the Unit.
ed States over the mine disaster at Salt
Lake City. lie handed the secretary the
following personal letter on the subject:
Embassy of the French Republic in
the United States. Washington, May g.
IFs-Alr. Secretary OF State: The prcsi-
dent Of the French republic has just
heard Il the terrible catastrophe which
has taken place al salt Lake City He
has instructed me 10 De his interpreter
near the president Of the United States
OF America. and 10 assure him OF the SYM
paihy which he feels on account of this
sad event In transmitting to me the ex-
prcssions OF the sentiments OF Presidnt
Loubet. N DelcasSe minister OF foreign
AFFAIRS. likewise intrusts me TO convey
u the American government the express
sion Of the profound sympathy OF the gov
eminent OF the republic.
BE pleased TO accept. Mr.. Secretary of
Sttte the assurances OF my high con-
sideration. JULES CAMBON.'
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No Report from General Otis.

Washington. May General Otis has
so far not reported to the war depart
ment the casualties sustained by tho
American garrison at Catubig. The OFF,
Gals believe that he IS holding back the
news with the object of supplying with
1t the names of the victims of the siege.
The loss reported I'm killed is the most
severe suffered by the American forces
since tho beginning of the insurrection,
but even so, the officials at the war de-
partment could not but express their
admiration for the heroic endurance and
courage displayed by the little garrison.
The department is not Informed as to
the composition of this particular garri-
son, having only a rough statement from
the commanding general of the DISPOSE
ton OF each regiment among certain
islands, without particulars OF the loca-
ton of each company.
The officers at the department who
have seen service I'm the Philippines are
not surprised at the fact that an officer
with eight soldiers was able &c raise the
Siege. They say that the Filipinos We're
probably dismayed at the extent of the
punishment inflicted upon them by tho
garrison before the relieving party came
near. and then they supposed X was but
the advance guard of q formidable force
and ran off.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-05-07
Cremation Is Suggested

Salt Lake. Utah. May s-The latest
dispatch from Scofield says that
the extreme estimate OF dead Is now
conceded TO have been too large. and
It IS numerically impossible to place the
loss OF life at 800 az there were not that
many men in tho mine The probable
tiles are that go will be about the total
number OF dead. Relatives Of tho vio-
Tins. continue TO arrive from all tho sur
rounding towns.
There are not enough collins in the
camp TO bury the dead and TO add horror
70 tho situation the bodies are rapidly
decomposing. II has been suggested that
cremation may have TO be resorted TO.
There are fifty bodies for which no
provision for burial has been made. A
joint committee OF odd Fellows and
knights OF Pythias spent the day among
the dead. Identifying members OF their
orders. They found about twenty Of
each among the dead. The school chill
dren OF this city have gathered car
load OF flowers which will be sent 10
Scoiield in IA special car at their dis
posal.
Subscriptions for the relief Of the suf-
ferers are coming in from all over the
state and tho total now amounts 10
SI5.o00.
John Kirton. one OF the men brought
out Of tho mine alive. died today. The
body Of Foreman Parmalee was found
among the dead late this afternoon. his
body being terribly mangled. funeral
train with bodies OF the dead will leave
Scofeld tomorrow morning for Salt Lake,
Ogden and COalviile and one body Will
50 through TO Springfield.
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SIX MEN LOST WITH STEAMER.
British Boat Strands and Entire
Crew Take to the Boats,

Cape Henry. Va. May 4.-The British
steamer Virginia. Captain Charles SAM
uels. from Daquiri Cuba, for Baltimore,
with n cargo of iron ore. with a crow of
twenty-six men, including one stowaway,
stranded on Diamond shoal about p.
m, Wednesday. May Sd, during thick,
heavy weather. The entire crew took
to tho boats and attempted to leave the
ship. One boat with fifteen Of tho crew
got away. but tho other boat was swamp
ed and six men were drowned. The re-
naming five got back on tho steamer.
where they remained until this morning,
when they were rescued and brought
ashore by the crews of the CreedS Hill
and Cape Hatteras life saving stations.
The names of the saved are Captain
Samuels, First Officer Wyness. Second
Engineer Simmons. Third Engineer
George Mitchell. Seaman Martin Rasmus-
sen. The following are known TO be
drowned:
SAMUEL PARK, steward.
T. ST. GEORGE VALLEY, chief en-
gineer.
HARRIS, seaman.
OLSEN. seaman. and
TWO FIREAIEN, names unknown.
The boat with fifteen of the crew which
got away from the ship, when last seen
was running off shore before the wlnd
and was apparently safe. The names or
those I'm the boat were Moore, second OIL
ficer; Grant. donkeyman; turner, COOK
Thomnson. carpenter; Donald, mess boy;
christensen, Jeffon. Puretell, Blanche,
seamen; stowaway, second steward and
four flremen, names unknown.
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nesnarata Rescue Work.

Sccaeld. Utah. May 2-Tonight's esii-
mate ot the number II killed in the terri
be mine explosion here yesterday IS 30
but tho total death list viii probably vet
reach 80. Relief work Is stIN IN progress
being conducted by shifts ~ meu- The
shit now IN the mine has ifty bodies
ready 70 bring out and the number ot
co-pses Jet 70 he reached IS still uncer-
tain.
Arriving trains constantly bring IN rel
atives o. the victims from outside points
AMI the coal company has designated
Committee ts carry the dead % salt Lake.
Ogden and other cities on account OF
the gas No mine has been abandoned
as means ~ rescue and bodies are ar
irving az the mouth Os No. I mine BY the
carload. Perish level has been cleared OF
dead AMI al are b--neI and unrecOguiza-
bic
Every house in the little town OF Sco-
fed IS a house Of mourning. The awful
scene ~ yesterday gave place today 20
the calm ~ despair. When the removal OF
the bodies from the mine began hundreds
OF men volunteered their services for the
purpuse- The res-Uers came from other
mines and towns surrounding ana worked
incessautly to bring out the burned and
mane.eI remains % the dead miners. Tho
bodies were taken 10 the company build
fnEs as soon as they were brought out OF
the mine and were there dressed and Laid
out preparatory 10 the Identification by
relatives.
Many OF the rescuers came near losing
their lives from the fatal after damp.
but the work was continued IN the face
OF all danger. ami most OF tho brave fel-
lows remained az their posts until they
Were almost ready IN dro pfrom physical
exhaustion and the deadly effects q the
poisonous fumes
John Kir-0n was the first man brought
20 the surface tEe wIs stili alive. but pre-
scented a terrible sight. Hs scalp was
burned 20 a cinder and his face was al
most coEuiZlhle-
II his horrible pain nc cried cut 20 his
comapul1n begging them 70 end his mis-
cry By taking his life.
u was cd o'clock this morning when
Superintendent sharp sent his valiant
workers 70 their bids and was himself
tho last 20 leave when exhaustive work
ceased At the maine 11l dead had been re-
covered Fifty ~ these were Iaii in a
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row In the little meeting house of the
Latter Day Saints. while others were
stretched out in the improvised morgue.
just as they were found in the mine.
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HUNDREDS KILLED
IN MINE DISASTER
Premature Explosion Cause
Assigned for the Utah
Mine Horror
RECOVERING THE DEAD
Odd Fellows and Knights Of Pythias
Are Hunting Among the
Bodies for the Mem
bers OF Those
Orders.

scoiield. Utah. May 1.-The English
language cannot describe the appalling
disaster which occurred here at 1O:25
o'clock this morning by an explosion In
mine No. OF the Pleasant Valley Coal
Company and BY which certainly 30 men
and upward have lost their lives
At this hour 1877 bodies have been
recovered and the work of rescue is
still proceeding and will continue un-
til all the bodies are brought 20 the
surface.
There are willing hands a. work and as
fast as bodies are reached they are
brought down 20 thu boarding houses and
other company buildings. where they are
dressed and prepared for the coroner's
inquest These buildings are numerous
and IN each are from ten 20 thirty-five
b1dies- When \ corpse IS brought out Il
Is usually carried from tho mouth OF
each tunnel a. IN. respective entrances
20 the place OF deposit
The removal us the bodies began ct i2
o'clock today and every diligence is used
20 get the charret anu mangled remains
out % the mine
Many hundreds OF men have freely vo.-
uutseTed their services and as fast as one
set or force Is tired or worn out others
take their places
While the stencil OF smoke and powder
Is slckeuinE. resembling much that OF
d.sssc;ing room. there are brave-hearted
and brawnv men OF muscle waJ have
been continuously az work since the mo-
men5 q the explosion. As soon as the
accident was known officials of the COM
pany at salt Lake City aud the railroad
company We're notified % the disaster.
and though tho number OF dead was re
ported lower than y really Is. Il would
appear that everything that lies n their
power has been dome
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Indemnity Is Not Large.

Boston. May AIN view OF numerous
statements in the public press as TO the
extent Of losses sustained 10y missiona-
ries I'm Turkey during the 1895 massacres.
Secretary James l.. Barton. Of the
American board OF commissioners for for
eign missions. has prepared statement
in reply 60 charges of excessive esti-
mates.
DR. Barton states that the mission
board has presented no charge against
the Turkish government for indemnity;
that as soon as the losses occurred the
American minister at the porte. Judge
Terrii. requested the missionaries at
HarpOot 10 present an itemized state
ment. also informing them that he had
made n demand for n fixed sum. instruct
ing the missionaries TO make their Item
ICED lists correspond TO that amount.
Under that official instruction lists were
prepared
The present minister. Mr.. Straus. had
these lists revised SO as to cover only the
actual losses sustained and IL is this list
alone which Is under consideration.
The total amount now asked for losses
actually incurred at HarpOot is S73S01.
Secretary Barton says that in the mat
ter OF indemnity for these losses the mi
tiative was taken by the United States
minister at Constantinople.
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row In the little meeting house of the
Latter Day Saints. while others were
stretched out in the improvised morgue,
just as they were found in the mine.
Number of Men.
According 10 the closest estimate there
were about sos men all told employed at
the two mines. which are practically one.
About fifty OF these were working III
what Is known as the No. ! back level,
which was so far from the explosion that
u had spent its force before the shock
could reach them and they all got out
They heard the report. but did not grasp
the situation at once. one OF the men
continuing to load n car after II occurred.
Up to noon 40 bodies had been brought
out. The theory of Bishop Parmaleo IS
that some OF the Firms recently imported
secretly took giant powder down INTO
the mine to assist them in their work.
They were exceedingly anxious TO mako
a good showing and as much money as
possible. and it is thought this form OF
explosive was used in order that great
bodies OF coal could be moro easily dis
lodged. IL is thought that when the giant
powder was touched of II ignited some
OF the dust of which every coal mine
has more or less.
Miners Bitter Against Company.
The miners are exceedingly bitter in
their denunciation OF the company. while
others hold no ono responsible.
John Wilson was blown with his horse
go yards across the bottom of the can
yon. The back of his skull was crushed
and something had been driven into his
stomach. He is In terrible plight.
Three hundred and ninety-eIsht men
entered tho mine for work yesterday
morning and great majority OF them
have persisted. 1t will not be surprising
II the total death figures aggregate 200.
Tho mayor OF this city has Issued
proclamation appointing a committee TO
solicit and receive subscriptions for the
helpless widows and orphans.
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DEWEY WAS UNWISELY USED.
Cousin of the Admiral Discusses
Candidacy.

Tacoma, Wn.. April 30.-Adelbert Nj.
Dewey. cousin OF Admiral Dewey, is here
gathering data "a special agent of the
government department Of labor stalls
tics. He today expressed the opinion that
Admiral Dewey will not be nominated for
president. Judging from personal letters
received from him he believes Admiral
Dewey does not dream of being elected
president on any ticket. lie thinks that
the admiral has been uuwisely made use
Of By his gold democratic friends in an
attempt to defeat Bryan. Ade.bert
Dewey believes that Imperialism and USE
less sacrifice of American lives in the
Philippines will defeat President McKin-
ley's zee ection.
Mrs. Dewey, he said, is not q female
diplornat and her devotion 10 religious
matters has given her greater aspirations
in them than for social or political ad-
Vancemcnt-