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7 fAN Z
And country places near the city, in Montgou-
ery county, for sale cheap; locality heaithful.
water good and values sure: investors and home
seekers cannot make mistake in purchasing
in this section.
je5-2Gt W L. SPRINGER. S4l F ST.
ROCKVILLE HAS ARTESIAN WATER ELEC
trio light stra IL end electric RI. jos. Reading
& Co, !ce:ed X. E, acts have houses small
lar-. furnished or unfnrnlshed; lots. / to
acres Mar st; country homes and farms OF
all sizes. Office Fearons drug store. my29- Il
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES.
including two three valuable stock farms Of
goo 10 800 acres within easy reach Of Washing
ton. WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1i0I st.
n.vI3-tr
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TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGER AGENCY.
White Star Line | Cunard Line
American Line, Anchor Line
my6s2t' A. L. VELATI Agent 14OSIh G ST. nw
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RIGHT AT TIE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
Springs Na--First-class country hoard only SID
and SIS Der mo, everything fresh from the farm:
riding and driving free Mr.. and Mrs j. W.
HANBACK, ieli-Sts
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OIIN JUNE L: CEDAR VIEW HOTEL. AT Will
k"rs"n's Wharf. near Colonial Beach: excellent
bathing fishing. Grabbing; terms. IS per week
Proprietor. WM. $. WHKEliSoN, Maple Grove
J.. o.. Va. je156t-
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Red Star Lime.

NEW YORk-ANTWERP-P
Every Wednesday at IL noon.
Southwark. June 20 Kensington July I
Westernland June q Noordland July II
Calling al Southampton.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers IA & Is Mr. O..sce, 10 Broadway, New York
PHILADELPHIA office. -3O7 Walnut st.
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1905 st. NV or
G. ". MOSS. Agent. at Sanders Stayman's. 1927
T st. NV ae27
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.

WANTEDLBY A COLLEGE GRADUATE, PRE-
waite pupils during the summer months. Address
A, Star Office aelS-8t
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

PENNSYLVANIA. CoNCORDvHLE
aplewood. ss Of S Sss sss, to 'G ass.s
with energy. to wake up boys to duties OF life
Prepared for business college. New gymnasium
ndrr IL years. $3.50. Location beautiful elevated
healthy. No tobacco. JOS SIiORTLIDtiE Yale),
A. NJ, Prin. je1}-w f&m,9t.
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SHADE. AIRY ROOMS. EXCELLENT WATER;
ice, fruii- Instrument in house. Reasonable
terms No children wanted. +. A. BUCHANAN,
opal. Va. je13-w. ( III. 13t
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TIE ENERGitEENS. FALLS CHURCH, Va
open June IL: irst-class table: cool. airy
beautiful lawE; plenty shade: ~ min. by electric
To city. Mrs. A McSWEItN. je15-3t
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I HAVE OTUER FINE EARNS

EIGHT AND HALF ACRES. on MAIN ROAD.
Two miles from Silver Spring; plenty fruit
suited FOR chcfen firm; So, 600.
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FOR LARGE COOL ROOMS AND FIRST CLASS
board apply 10 Box ST, Takoma Park ID. e.;
abundant shade. ie143t'
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MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM W. yA.-SITT ALTON
high on the eastern slope Of North mountain
good shade: large lawn; cheerful repms: chill
dr"n uiaer L. The Misses ANDERSON. Hedges
willie. W. Va te143ts
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American Line

AMERICAN Lime,
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK sOUTHAMPTON-LON
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CIERBOURG.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AN
st. Paul. June q St. Paul. 80. July 10
St Louis July st. Louis -. July Is
New York. .Jr''' IL ] New York :. Aug
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II TIE MOUNTAINS OF VA. ONE OF THE
most delightful and h"athful sections all con
ycuirncrs desired excellent table, go,-l beds and
every comfort guests Address u. ]. TANEN
NEit. Ihil"m"ut. L,udutn CO.. Va. jel512t
WANTED BOARD IN rRIVATE FAMILY. IN OR
near chevy Chase, by Nv" ladies': good table,
plenty fruit. vegetables and milk: shade trees
terms must Ice moderate. Address Box lo,. Star
Office. jelJ 1t"
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BOARD AMONG THE MOUNTAINS OF MARY
land. miles northeast Of Uarper's Ferry. For
circular address W. F.. BpTEIER
jc1l IN. ". I. 1874 Brownsville. Md.
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ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE

Country places around Washington for sale oil
exchange for city property. located two miles
froEl Silver Spring, from which point 1t IS
reached by beautiful drive; house has eight
large rooms finished and others in attic; COM
Iaahds extensive view on all sides; altitude 4Ot
feet above Washington: fourteen acres Of land
in lawn. five in grass and rye. three
in miscellaneous vegetables and SIN ACRES IN
WOODS. forest growth. running stream. bathing
pool spx2n spring. etc; price. 81, 600. of which
S3uoo cash. balance on time; will sell fully
furnished II desired.
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BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 100 ACRES.
Near Four Corners. Montgomery county, for sale
cheap; good house and outbuidnes; fruit in
abundance and land first class; price, 500 rer
acgt; adjoining land held $500.
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TWENTY ACRES

HANDSOME RESIDENCE
At Sligo. Md easy walking distance of cleo
tric cars, beautiful grounds 50. 900.
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GooD TABLE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS;
large rooms; 1o-acre grounds; well shaded, elec-
tile and steam railroads; half hour to city. Mrs.
MARY l.. DE PUTEpN, Fulls Church. Va.
t,.l3
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RURAL HOME. on WEST RIVER. S MILES BE
low Bay Ridge: good shade: large lawn; excellent
table: fruit: fishing; grabbing; rowing; sailing
fine salt water bathing; write for catalogue. Ad-
dress Mrs NJ. NOVEL;, Shady Side, Md.
jell-5.t5
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COCN 1h1 BOAflD.
II THE ,MoCNTAIys OF Va, one OF, THE
ycniences desired: excellent table, go-l beds and
every comfort TO guests Address u. j. T>yEN-
NIi;. rhil"mont I-ludoiin co. Va. jel3-l2t
WANTED BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY. IN OR
plenty fruit. vegetables and milk: shade trees;
terms must be moderate. address Box lo:. Star
orEN JrNE 15-CEDAR VIEW HOTEL. AT WILL
kersen's Wharf near Colonial Beach: excellent
rtb qE VI ;aS WmkE sfss s ap Per Grow
J.. o. Va. je15-6t'
TIE EvERGREENs. FALLS CHURCH, Va
Open June H. first class table cool airy rooms;
sa' to ds sr Ml plenty M iav min by s tlsGsF
MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM. w yA.-SITt ALTON
high, Oh the eastern slope OF North mountain;
good SHADE; large lawn; cheerful rs,oms; no chill
drcn uisler L. The Misses ANDERSON. Hedges
Vile. W. Va te14-3t'
FOR LARGE COOL ROOMS AND FIRsr-CLAss
s s%aTd Apply l,d 10 Box ST. Tak0ma Park p 9:
springs 'a-First-class country hoard only SD
and SIS Der mo; everything fresh from the farm;
riding and driving free Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
lt.>ht, ~. lel4ot
SHADE, AIRY ROOMS. EXCELLENT WATER.
ice; FRAT in;trlrnen, in house Rs Re-,
OPAL Va. je13-w. fm, 13t
BOARD AMONG THE MOUNTAINS OF MARY
land. miles northeast Of Marper,s Ferry; For
circular address W. F., BYrEI.ER,
tcll-m W 1874 Brownsville. Nd.
large rooms; 1o-acre grounds; well shaded; elec
t,lr ,; and steam Tailrrads half hour to city Mrs
Jcl3-G,.
RURAL HOME on WEST RIVER. MILES BE.
low Bay Ridge good shade; large lawn; excellent
aR- sail n 5saE T SHADY e? ss a@ Nd Ad
GRAND VIEW HOUSE. MTS. OF MD. NEAR
Iiarpers Ferry; convenient TO =. o.. b. and o.
a s am sr h rs,s ana c1la ss' dancing
milk. wM. l. IIf.HKEI. Knoxville. Md. t-s-:w'
FEW SELECT KoARDERs IN REFINED FRENCTI
iTccs fruit: pure water: I'VE minutes walk from
electric car for one fare, or with two fares two
convenient. CEDAR CROFT" brentwood. Nd.
jea 2w'
BEST TABLE BOARD: IL HEART OF SHEN-
d5en Full particulars address Miss SARAH f
BEALL PLACE OPEN JUNE !. DELIGHTFUL.
summer resort; modern convenience: cool
w"aths.; si9 tl., grounds; terms reasonable. Ad
g 5aSist s.'S ''i''''" D hf''-" f'''''u's Nd
THREE LARGE. cool. ROOMS At WHITE IA
ven farm; quiet situation on Little Choptank, in
lee; good table. White Haven Church creek, Nd
'"Th. Ecking,,r'J 81 and T sts ne. will open
10 summel boarders June l. Rooms may now be
engaged myl 52t'
TIE 'INGLESlDE' WILL. RE OPEN JUNE |;
xd5ge:s FRANK REP. Prop. ' Randolph . Nd. "'
SIMMER BoABDEnS WANTED AT OAK CREST
Farm, capacity. Go guests: everything fresh from
the farm: mountain air: piano Mr. and Mrs G.
j. ZlRkLE. Fan1uler Springs. Va. myl7-26t'
LINGANORE HILLS Inn NEAR FREDERICK
Situation high; large lawn. shade porches fsh
Miss r. BROWN. Frederick. Md. myiim4
UNDERWRITERS.
w. r. Speare,
Undertaken s. Enabalmer.
$40 Stree: Northwest.
Everything strictly frstclass and on the mos.
reasonable terms. relephous call $40 ja7-lO
PALMISTRY.
re PALM READINGS DAILY ON ALL AZ
70 fairs of life from am to . pm. 7is
11th NV. 3D. door above Palais Roy al,
GENT Down two steps. je7-l2t'
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One and a BALI miles from Silver Spring. Nd
rice house and outbuiliings; beautiful view
$1,000.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT Of THE DISTRICT
of Cournbia. -Elizabeth Costello John Costello
ct al. No. 21l62. Equity Docket 4s--'rhis cause
being referred TO to report distribution of
,he proceeds sale of real estate of John Costello
deceased. notice is hereby given all persons hay
ing claims against the estate of the said John Cos
tello 10 present the same with the proofs, on Sat
urday, June % lls0, 10 o'clock n, at the
auditors In the United States court house in
this city JAMES q. PAYNE, Auditor.
jel5 19,22-3t
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EIGHTEEN AND ONE-HALF ACRES FOREST
land. ON main road. NORTH OF TAKOMA, for
sale. This beautiful and picturesque spot
Gently cleared and prepared for building; alti-
tudc 400 feet above Washington, running stream,
beautiful scenery and charmin. location for
summer cottage; easy drive, miles from
Silver Stirring three from Takoma; price.
$500. Oh long time, will trade for city
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GRAND VIEW HOUSE. MTS. OF MD. NEAR
HarI"r's Ferry; convenient to i. o., Il. and q.
depot and churches hot and cold baths dancing
and fishing special rates families: Ice and
milk. WM. l. UE.NKEI. Knoxville, Md. t-.,-3w.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST CORN
TRY PLACES Washington COMPLETELY
FURNISHED and ready for occupancy; modern
house, large grounds. with acreage already plant
ed: BEAUTIFUL GROVE. RUNNING WATER.
and the most healthful section around Washing
ton north; SUPERB VIEW: linen. silver ware,
piano, torses. vehicles included. Price, $4,000.
Of which So. 900 cash. balance to suit.
This property will be exchanged for vacant
ground In city suitable for buildins-clear. Ad-
dress EXPORT. Star office my2-n
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

For SALE-NICE CORNER LOT. 1+x9s. on 18TH
SITS ne j WAuI4 je15-3t'
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NS PALM READINGS DAILY ON ALI. AZ
Id fairs Of life from a IN. pm. 71b
11th NV. Sd door above Palais Royal,
GENT Down two steps. je7-lxts
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HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED REAL ESTATE
Catalogue. esciibng beautiful In Shen-
and"at valley ard Piedmont region Send Sc. for
postage. MclI.HANl 4 HILLEARY, Staunton, Va.
The sun., 1900-12-16
TO GET CARFARES CHEAP.
A .'Co-opcrative" scheme That Il Flourish
ing In Brooklyn.

The Co-onerntive street Car Coupon Com
panv has established agencies IN Brooklyn
for the sale Of street and elevated railroad
tickets at reduced rates. In fact. the rates
are co much reduced that person who deals
with tho company can get twentv-hve street
or elevated railroad tickets for tvcntr-hve
cents under certain conditions.
The scheme bv which the concern operates
is the old one Of the endless chain, A person
wishing to do business with the company
buys of i; or one of it, agents coupon for
,ybirt he ravs 25 cents. What happens then
l. thu. explained In N" company = of'clal
LANGUAGE ,, - .
bv mail or person. ior which "" VIII Is
sue Nuu u book Of three "oupon-. sen
the three courura for - cent, each, i1er"br
grttIuc yolr ; cent back. Each Of thus" 10
whom Won ..N coupon sends i To ~.
purchasing a book Of three coupons for him
'"f. When your three Coun"n. hnye been rIl
notify Won hr mail. and you can call at our
onlC" and E"t twenty-five street car checks
u niA b' zen r,iu M mat iir lo.i"r
of the original coupon cannot act hi tw"nty;
five tickets for the outlay oi p ,ent' un'il
the Gomga9y co., 14T b rgSN@6 ySi I'm. 'ry
Ing in ~" treasury q pront of s? would
appear from this that 'nvhodN "ould HNord
70 ,eli twenty-five tickets for - cents II /.
ro1pou- from tle uri-iHtl seller viii dis
pose - tNnir stock in In" same way and thrs
10 u
NE attention Of JON +. Clarke. ristriC'
Attorney Il Kings county. wa called {" ~"
pi,a-,'ions Of tho company YESTERDAY. ilc
AID mt 10 h7d received several l"i'"rs IN
vlici Iii, attention was called to the ejlods
If 'he company TIE lIw governing such
.i... 20 ,a!d was clearly laid down In a
-nco,f decision 81 the supreme Court I'm the
Dl-a of tho People v Lawrence part OF
n. 1r. i-I.u 'r0|-
IF vcr-on obtains possession o' property
from the owner for special rurpcs'. by
-.,rr t,rvir't. triok. nrtt.'". fraud or !0I.r
prnt.nrn ioteudl = 1T the time to aupropri-
o,n il 10 us Own Use. and h" subsequently,
du.s arrru' riato il 10 his own use and hot
~ -" social rurpos" for which h" received
Il. l. j. guilty. of larC"nv
'F,l Impthv : Williams. hiCc-rre-ident
q, the BROOKLYN Ranid Transit Comrauv.
when he heard about the concern. asked
CharIn.D Mcuecv. Treasurer " the Comyanv.
?. ind Int If the tickets Tor the Brouklyn
line were genuine. Mr. Men"ely learned
tlut tho tickets were actually purchased NJ
thr Comvan"'s Office in Montague street.
Z; has been tn" scheme Of the general agents
t. establish In Brooklyn agencies in drug and
cigar stores one ut tho druggists handling
ihr tickri- said yesterday that the conuany =
main rHl,c was in Baltimore. but he did not
know the street and number uf the orlco
The scheme il an old one and has been
used in the purchase Of shoes, wearing apparel
and ot her articles.
The sun., 1900-12-16
"II MOCHO" TO BE PARDONED.
President Castro OF Venezuela to Libcratc
tho Leader Of His Enemies.

II reported that President Cprano Castro
Of Venezuela has decided To liberatc Gen
.JosS Manuel Hernandez. well known as
"El Mocho,- and the recognized leader of the
nnti-Castro element. little over year ago
Gen. Hernandez. after receiving n cabinet
apportrcnt from President Castro. organ
izod a revolution. This terminated with
The can't .. ot "El Mocho' who was Imprisoned
IA Caracas aud suuSc IH'' tlv transferred 10
MlrlcaIho. where he a. since been held in
san Carlos fort.
President tastro's concihatory policy has
included the granting of amnesty TO political
rN lies Two of these who have returned Ia
Cnracas ar" Or David Loho and Dr Me-
Iandro rhancJa Dr. lr3aneia was inn
pri-uurd by President Castro when the Her
nandcz rebellion began and was liberated on
condition that he lcav" the country. lie
ven to Curacao where he became President
of the revolutionary Junta. Dr. Lobo eS-
capped from caracas disguised as "A sailor and
took the first st"qmer to Trinidad Despite
the fact that both pr. loho and Dr. | rbanrja
arc pronounced "Mochistas," President
Castro invited them To- return to \crc2urla
under d"croe Of amnesty, On arriving
In caracas. they had a lengthy conierenrc
with President Castro which. II is generally
bcilcvod. dealt with the pardon OF Gon Her
uaudny.
The sun., 1900-12-16
WOMAN rAlLs DEAD oy rus aoA n.
Probable Case ~ saicide on the OsWtirn
Of Bridsspost Identity vnknown.

BRfD0tpoRT, Conn, Doc i5 An uniden-
tinod woman. aged about ". dlsd suddenly
thls afternoon on tho road leading 10 Toll
aomo Hin Just outside the city lImlts. lIor1-
ito tlpyt was tn distance and anw IN" woman
fall tic hurried 60 the spot and found hor
lying on her fncc dead " IA believed W
he n case Of suicide. "a Medical TX miner
Downs discovered near the spot where tho
body was found piece Of white paper on
which wa. written Poison" The body
was removed to the Motgue In thi. city ana
has not been Identified DR.. Downs has
not vet determined tho cause OF death
The woman was dressed In black Ribbed
skirt. with blue and white silk shirt waist
and belt with n gold plated buckle. The
hat was Of black velvet, with violets and
trimming TO match pair OF now button
shoes were on the feet Sh" wore n sach
ot electric plush. The hands were covered
with brown gloves. The features rev"aleh
n rather broad face. with straight noso ana
small mouth. The "y'S "crr nHh' fIaS
The hair was trmhcd back from tn" broad,
low forehead ia pompadour s'yl" ana was
just turning gray.
Iur," V.- nothing on H." body to assist II,
the Identification Of the dead woman. nor did
II appear that any effort had been made To
was found IN a purse In the pure also was
q conductors rebate check showing that on
Dac q or tho woman rode from New haven
to this city. paying her fare on the tram.
The hat was made at a millinery store IN this
city, but nothing can he learned there 10
assist in tho identification The spot whore
the woman died IL lonesome country road
hut little travelled.
The sun., 1900-12-16
WET BANOTET AT CORNELL.
The Freshman Class Decides to Have Wiae
Served at Their Feast.

ITHACA y. Y, Dec -. Discussion is nov
going on over ~" action of the froshwa'
GLASS in deciding t. have wine served a. Is
banGvot which will be held on the evening of
Feb III Thre" years ago a." present senior
cIoss hal a wet banquet IN accordance with
tho usual custom here tn" present junior
c,as. at their meeting decided e. hay" a dry
baluuet The decision was reached after
"A long ard heated discussion, in which the
"co-ods" Of tne university took lcailqg
mart and il vas owing 70 their votes that
the drv proposition vas carried. Last wears =
fra-hrT an class drciG"d & follow in tho foHt L
st.t, OF t.irIT immrdiat" pred", - rs a Il
me urtpDS non = have IN" Ia ,u"t wet
met Wit Njt," favor. Liquors We're q So
pXrl.id-l from "a" class ~EorerS NAI.l, l.
IN, nr.t sp,il event Cd tAe .upupiaure yea O..
IL wa, g"u"raly thUdght that all classes
woIld follow IN IN" footsteps Uf the present
iuuiuT class, ana would exclude Gi. IiduuI-
IRON their ban. board, but at the
recent meeting Ot tie IN~tauutlCn II officers
II VA, voted to hav" win" served ,UtIOnd.v
and tine old custom /, thus revived. Tho
trlup.rnlC" element Of ~" class pro up IN
arm, agaIn-t ~" pro! o o,i on, and they de-
rlar. that tu" iuva-4r" was passed at "A snap
meeting. when hat low members w"r" present,
amt they Will compel u S-Cunl mtCtNs o
r. o7-lder tu" l,o'oI. Tar Prc~luc.t o
tn, r.asS favo"- the Wet pro. O..t on, and II Is
4 0 ight that h" will refuse 20 ctd a second
meeting.
The sun., 1900-12-16
w,iros r0 RETAIN ms srAr.
Protect Against che Hawaiian Delegate Not
spe,i0c No Rtssmy Chssss.

wlsutNdfoV, Dec 10 Tho protest against
tho seating of Robert W Wilcox ns delegate
from tho Territory NJ Hawaii, lodged with ~"
Committee on Elections No /, vas not enoc-
tive Chairman Tsrler snli to-day thnt II
charged only IN general terms that the elec-
ton In Hawaii was invalid, but presented
NJ specifications 80 protest was made on
account oi tho alleged bisainy committed by
Wilcox In marrying his Iresen' wife
Mr. Wilcox saws that before the date ~
the present marriage he wns notified 10y the
italian on-ul at Honolulu and Nv the Arch
bishop Of the catholic church that divorce
had been granted by the courts OF Italy 70
his frat wife. native OF that country. She
did not appear before the committee a. II
Taylcr said that " would have made no diNer-
ence that n controyerrv over the regularity
or validity Of divorce proceedings could not
bs made sufficient grounds for refusing ="
seat u man.
Mr. wilcox appeared ut the bar Of the House
tod accompanied 10y Delegate Perc1 81 Now
tered the oath OF of'lcc' Mr wilcoN is tai
and dark his complexion resembling that
of the Latin races he wears 4 ~tiN mus
His physical appearanC" would seem to NJ
dlCate that he had derived u strain of scotch
blood from some ancestor. tie was Warmly
greeted by number Of representatives.
Speaker Henderson being one of them;
With reference to his being a royalist. he
declared that. though he had been supporter
OF the Queen, he was now an American citi-
zen, AS were other native Hawaiians who
had formerly supported the Queen, and that
they were satisfied with the new state Of
they enjoyed greater privileges than under
former conditions
The sun., 1900-12-16
TOOK MS GIRL WIFE PROM HIN.
Young Artist Decides He Cannot Live With
ont Her and Tries Suicide.

ST. PArL, Nina. Dec. iS-William Walsh.
a young artist and sculptor who recently ar
rived In 81. Paul from New York, is lying at
the point OF death In his apartments In the
Colcnnade Hotel as the result Of taking chlo-
roform and laud mum with the Intention OF
killing himself because the parents of his
seventeen-year-o wife had takon her away
from him and refused to give him admission
10 their home Walsh came 10 81. Paul sew
eral weeks ago and soon after met Helen
Dodge. daughter Of Col ii. G. Dodge. Il
wealthy merchant II was a case oi love NJ
first sight on the part Of both. The parents
OF the girl obie,ted to the attentions shown
by the artist and finally ordered him TO keep
away from the house.
few days later the young people met and
hastened to clergyman. who married them
secretly. When Col Dodge learned Of IN"
marriage lie went To the apartments oCCl.-
pied by the young people and carried OH hi'
daughter by force. The young wife was
locked In her room at the homo Of her parents
and Of late the husband has been endeavoring
~ ind d way TO Communicat" with her. After
failing in ais attempt he tried to end his lie
lie was found Unconscious by persons con-
nectad with the hotel who gave him prompt
attention.