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WANTED-HELP.
MALI.

w,ITED ,oo Statesmen FOR THE ONLY
campaign Lock Of permanent wines; gives an
PARTIES and all policies and Platforms DlHS-
MORE III b. co. 621 Ith st. NV sel3-'t'
wANTED-A YOUNG MAN OR YOUTH WITH
some experience in dry and fancy gooos. ao-
dress I = office.
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WANTED - No. l UPHOISTERER: STATE
wages expected: references required Address
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FUK KENT
Louis D. Wine. T. Conrad Dodge
LOUIS D. WINE & CO..

26ol Wis ay.9r. ANIL 00 is4l Corc'an Or. ST 80
250I Wis as ami 631 NC se, Sr ami &c. 50
se6-tu, th,s-n
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WANTED COMPETENT WAITRESS AND PAR
Tor maid S1s; private family; also chambermI Dis.
nurses. cooks. lsundrcsses. general houseworke S.
All kinds hotel help. LADIES EXCHANGE.
6li 18th.
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WANTED SEVERAL BOYS WITH BICYCLES
A LISNFR. Palais Royal
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WANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN TO
cook. wash and iron: must bring reference. Adj
dress y. Il. D. star Office. se13-3t'
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WaSTEp-COLORED BOY ABOUT IS YEARS
of age to clean up and assist In liquor store;
reference required Apply 2IS 18th St NV
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WANTED - TO SECURE SUITABLE TENANTS
for PR vate homes select boarding houses consult
us; reiused rates; .mPio ed "a Il ( cons amt de-
maids. TIE R0OMEIiS' GUIDE go n ST. NV
sell-3t'
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wANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN A REAL ESTATE
and Insurance Office: must have bicycle: a de-
sirable opportunity for the right applicant. Ad-
iress Box 81, Star office SelZSt
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-otyr. l, BY FOUR ADULTS, A NINE
ten room modern house In nv. suburbs: rent
about $40. Address B. +. A. Star ot.ce sel3-3t@
WANTED SMALL. FURNISHED HOUSE by
small family OF careful sdats: state terms. Ad-
dress L. A, Star o6fce. sei2-2t'
WASTED-WE WANT MORE HOUSES TO RENT
Place your houses with Is and receive prsmpt
returns. We rent any vacant house in the
city
We rent and sell houses
0el23t COLLINS GADDIS. 5fi Ifth st NV
wANTED-To Buy MODERN HOUSE s OR
more rooms: west of f4th st; not over 81 oOo
Address f T. f.. Star Office seI2 ST.
WANTED MODERN BRICK HOUSE TO 10
southern or eastern exposure preferred: from
owner; give description Address HOME Star
ounce sell -3ts
WANTED CoZY HOUSE OF o OR ROOMS
northwest section: must be In perfect condition
and good location. rent not Ia exceed SO Adj
dress a J. n, Star offce. seI1-3ts
NOTICE. OWNERS OF VACANT HOUSES
WANTED-HOJSES To RENT.
Have many excellent tenants waiting
Property literally advertised
JAMES NJ GREEN
seS6t I'll i4th street.
wANTED-FoR CUSTOMER. 10 TO Ib-RM
house between N. II. and VT. ayes. north OF X
st.: not $4,000. hhif cash: give full par
ticuisrs- d. d. THOMPSON. 1895 y. auetf
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FOR RENT
1909 9Th. sto&6r. -a80O 1916 Temp av, 4rSb. 800
1921 14th NV 6rb. o. so 1910 Temp nv, 4r&w $50
lbs ria av. 6rNb. II. 30 931 U Ct 5r&w. .....S2O
22S 1919 Crib. 10 % 241l Shows ct, Ar w.75O
VIII make u Necessary repairs prior to occupancy.
CHAS. LiNKINS,
au9n Rooms Is, &c, II. MctiiI bldg.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-A TRACT OF LAND IN CITY LIN
Its, within blocks of street railroad line,
able for subdivision Into building lots to cost not
over $500 per let. from 80 to loo lots wanted
Send dest ription at once to JOHN SCRIVENER.
$40 Az St NV. se12-2t
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WANTED YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT
matchmaker, at once: ref. 523 10th ST. NV
sel23ts
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WANTED-A GOOD FARM HAND: GERMAN OR
Swiss preferred Call any day at pm ~
81
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WASTFID-FOi; LADY, NEATLY FURNISHED
2d-story front room. in nice house: locality
from 9Th st. to 18th st. and ii to NJ ST.; for IS
Der month lin advance. Address l.. A. Star Of
fee. 9ts
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FOR RENT-THE LARGER PART OF IA
room house, consisting of paror dining room,
kitchen. six bed rooms and bath. Inquire SU6
18th NV.
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wANTEIJ-YOUNt; MAN WHO HAS HAD SOME
experience a: Tin sheetiron and stove work. H.
l. GREGORY. 9pS Pa. NV
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WANTED-YOITNG MAN WITH SOME RE- l.
Gus experience In hat OF furnishing goods bust
ness others need not apply. HIRSH WE'LL
= n ".
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WANTED YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE AS Az
sistant bnnkkce peT who. esae business: state age
STA of,. se122t-
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FOR RENT FURNISHED. WITH BOARD.
large 2d-stery fn.at room. with open CRATE;
balcony; private family; will be ready Sept 10
1i1S I. st NV ~ se11-3ts
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FOR RENT COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
room. I'd floor: convenient to tiled bath room:
porcelain tub; private family; near street cars;
terms very moderate. Apply 1928 st.
se1i-3ts II
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED PARTIES DESIRING BOARD FOR
September: good accommodations; hig, and
healthy; bath. cqfLplete. For particulars apply
KUHLMANN HorSE, Refund HILL Loudoun Co.
Va. eeI3-3ts
WANTED-Af GLEN MANOR. FOREST GLEN
ten boarders for Sept. at So week: steam and
electric cars near;A good table: porches shade,
&C. Mrs CnD PHILLIPS se1l-Sts
LINGANORE sFiII1.Sj INN NEAR FREDERICK
Situation high; larse lawn shade parches fish,
ing. i,ontins:e refs: exch. For booklet address
Miss f. NJ. RgOWS. Frederick. Md. sel-l3t-4
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FEM ALE.

WANTED-A TIDY GIRL ABOt L 10 lEahS ObD
take Of child years old 444 Mass
n
WANTED \ COMPETENT NURSE FOR IN
FAINT: references required. 1912 Park st. se13-2ts
WANTED SETTLED COLORED WOMAN AS
chambermaid and waitress. in family Of two;
city references required. Apply this evening"
lI33 DE Sales ST.
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY ROOkkEEPER AND
cashier: please give reference Address Box
ri, Star ai .. sel3-3t<
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WANTED-BOYS FROM Is TO Is YEARS OF
age bundle wrappers Apply to j. w DAN-
son, with Woodward & Lothrop- se11-3t
WANTED - YOUNG ACTIVE MAN AS COAL
salesman; good salary. Address. stating ex-
perience and references. COAL Star office se1l-3t
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR
our gentleInens hat and furnishing goods depart
ment: good references required. Apply at once
NJ FISFNNANN & BROS, 1924 Pa se1l-3t
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WANTEIs-AN EXPERIENCED SALESI.ADI IN
wraps. waists and ladies' neCkwear, to go to
White Sulphur Springs. Va: must be able to fur
ni=h best references from last emp.oyeE; only
tiuse having right experience will suit; Y
81 per week. board and railroad expenses y id
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD EDU-
cation. TO take charge of correspondence and
other office work. Address w. H., Star office.
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BOARDING.
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED-ON THE MORNING OF SEPT H.
from 1T01 Half st. s.w., light gray with
short horns and white belly; heavy with
calf Any one giving, any informa tion leading to
her recovery will be suitably Rewarded IT.
LOST THE EVENING OF THE IlTH LADY'S
gold watch with gen einan's fob attached; lost
In going from I'd and h SITS. to Ith and ii via F.
through Judiciary Park. thence TO e. to 9Th, to
ii and to 9Th. Finder will be rewarded by
turning to No. 210 Il st. NV, first fiat lts
LOST-LAST NIGHT, GOLD BELT BUCKLE
between st. and Vermont and Magnolia
Cats. via Vermont ave. and Thomas Circle. Lib
eral reward IL returned to Star Office se12-3ts
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-HANDSOME I2-R HOUSE IN
Washington Hts for smaller houses
FOR EXCiIANGE-SmaH houses, well rented
for lots
FOR EXCHANGES houses near Lincoln Park
for inrge house centrally located.
seS-tf w. s. MINNIX. l427 NV
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ACCOUNTANTS,

=, J. sE BATES.
publfc Accountant aud Auditor.
loom l1o. WtkShinefgn Lean and Trust buIIdinR
fe3-d Telephone No. s72.
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81. 10. lilo n Fl av, Or
ST 90. l24T 9th NV, .,r
SIS so. .l4ib place pl. Or
SO. b. .lY!6 9th NV. ar
SIS. ..lIU5 l4th NV. store
s25. $40 Ia az We. store
81. =. .461 Fla NV NV. st
eth NV .st&dw
So 30 .l1l2 Johnson a, Or
81 80. ....2424 X NV, 7r
5000. .llo6 22d NV, Or
5000. .243 X ne. st&dN
$50. IS. .l92; 9.h NV. fr
$l9. .317 G ne. Or
Sis. 30. .f4S y ] NV err
$3.50. 1919 18th NV, Or
$1,000. 1904 Fla av. 7r
$lG-3O. -l6U9 4th NV, Or
S1o. 80. .iI2l 9Th NV, 81
sl5-. .630 q NV, nr
$l4.30. .45S y NV. Or
$3.50. .2029 It'll NV. sto
$l2. so. 171S Seaton NV Or
Si1.30. AT D sw, Or
Sill. 80. .2267 9th NV. Or
1874 l. NV. r'r. Ar
40 3O-9l, 2lSt nv. store
50. 80. .2531 18th NV, Or
500. 80 l. sw. 5r
$3.50. .413 5th Sc, Ar
S.. 80. .@31 Ith NV, 5r
S.. 80. a Cottage row, 4r
$3.50. .3t.. q NV. At
-. -. .@l6 18th NV. II
$780,. 18th Sc, Ar
500. .9l3 Hugh. 8 al. ir
S.. 30. 1850 Kramer ne, 5r
next issue OF this paper
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FOR RENT-l35 STREET Ne: NINE ROOMS:
stories. basement and attic; hath, anil: new
~ papered and painted: In excellent condition:
$500 JAMES F. SHEA, 643 La ave. NV.
seS-tf
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FOR RENT-9Il II !
IL rooms and bath:
911 II st. NV,
bath; 2-story brick
101f T St NV:
rooms and hath
c24 i3th ST. s.w.:
ID Defraes st. ~
Apply to owner.
au16-1m
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WANTED WHITE Girl. FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work German preferred Mrs SHll-Z, 3l2 sth
W.
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! WANTED-WOULD- INVEST $500 AS INTEREST
| In reliable business; my services; Al re,S.
/ Address Rnx A.
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WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESSwo4IAN IN PIC
ture department; other need apply. ii. e.
JACOBS. with Woodward & iothrvp. se13-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.


FOR SAIE-LOT AT COLLEGE PARK STATION
cor. Of Main street; owner has left town ard will
sell way under the purchase price. This Is a
18th and G SITS. NV. se13- tn s m st
$40 CASH AND so M0NTHLY-BI.DG. LOTS so
xiOO IT.. mt Fort Myer Heights; Ia miles from
the White House; j new cleo. RR. AMI more to
be built. Drop postal for 1G-page booklet, ="
illustrating the property. Money loaned to build.
Carriage free to see the property.
se13-6t FULTON II. GORDON, 1905 G NV
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FRAME COTTAGE
Of rooms, with almost of gronnd
14th St. road; excellent we'll water location
high. dry and healthy
se13-3t Z. J. WALSHE. 824 + st. NV
KENSINGTON.
For Sale-Attractiye homes, with all modern
improvements wide verHndas large grounds:
convenient location will Sell easy payments
W. NJ. TERRELL.
seS6t With Il. II. Warner Co.
FOR RENT-BEAUrIFUL NEW COTTAGE. WITH
attracti.e surroundings, at Cleveland Park.
jy2i-tf Office. $40 Nth st.
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FOR REN1-esO3 Q ST. NV. VERY DESIRABLE
Broom house; bath and pantry; delightful locat
ed; excellent order; one square of Metropolitan
line; low rent. Apply 304O Dambarton aye.
Georgetown. sci 1-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, real. ESTATE
and Ins' rance Broker. 10th and b SITS. NV.
Hotel 18th and ii $4,000 I3i 9th NV. llr. 80
mr. 17th lTr. 3b. 1900 i522 10th NV. Sr. 30 IS
1415 I 16r, 81. 1000 1927 18th NV, Or. .35 90
1922 X l6f- 10000 l321 1ith NV. Or d. $500
1905 18th NV. Dir. .Ss.33 1t5l w, 30 10
lOl4 18th nv, 2b. 10 90 l{40 Fla NV. Or .2-9i
9l1 NV. ler&s. % 1i32 u drSsta. :: :" 81
4o3 1lfh NV, T5.c3 1890 sos u sw, Or. % AZ
1921 NJ. Or apis. 50 90 1897 N lie. Or. 200
1874 It'll NV. Ir&sto. 300 us Q my. Or 1880
12zS lIt nv, iur. $50 1923 kingman pl, Or. $50
500 18th nv. Tor. 80 90 1lf /. NV, ar 1890
1927 18th NV. Tor. 40 4Si Ridge NV, 6r 10 so
40 9th 12r. 90 22I . NV. tts. $40 $l2
20.9 NV. Tor. 5000
10th and r, 5r so 90 G-i9 4 s. to 80
Atlantic Coast Line 40 La ay. $40 and 1900
bldg from $40 10 S;i5 400 9TH NV. EACH. 1000
Sun building. -
STORES.
4O3 llth NV. 75x2. T5OoI5:4 18th NV, 7r&s. .65 90
STABLE.
se1O-n
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FOR RENT-YOUN0 MEN CAN GET NICE FUR
nished rooms at $40; also, large room suitable
for two for SIS. 1882 n. II. ave. NV. doors
from 21Et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-09-13

FOX REsNT-923 18TH ST. NV. NINE-ROOM
house: newly painted and papered: large yard
and stable; key ut 925: $s5 per month. se1:-3t'
FOR RENT-LARGE CORNER RESIDENCE, 1927
18th St NV: tcor. l. ST.: 10 and bath:
$3.50; and frame, 1877 Sth st. NV rooms
S22. ALBERT +. FOX. 800 st. NV. 1t
FOR RENT NEAT BAY-wINDOW BRICK, 1904
st NV: a on a fOor) bath and
cellar; new open plumbing; $3.50 ALBERT +.
st
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WANIED-SITU HOUSEMAID. NURSE,
cook. capable woman; butter, bellman. po t r.
driver exp>rien, ed man: satisfactory referen, es
each. Address By - Star nlticn Z,
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WANTED EDLDRED WOMAN TO COOK. WASH
and iron: small family; 10 upstairs work; furnish
best references; stay nights. Apply l4ii st. NV.
WANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN FOR
general housewOrk; references required. 16 Tenn.
ne.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-11
CONCERT AT THE MANSION.
Miss Minnie Fitch Tucker and Mr.
Olmsted Delighted Their Audience.

The auditorium at the Governors Mansion was
the scene of the second recital presented by Mr..
Stanley Olmsted the brilliant young director
of the Conservatory of Music at Peace Institute.
Fresh from his great success last Friday
evening in the rendition of the inimitable melo-
drama ''Enoch Arden,' by Richard Strauss. Mr..
Omsted was in good shape to score the victory
awaiting him in his special piano recital
Although he has been heard numerous occa-
sions by Raleigh audiences he has never appeared
to SO great advantage as on this occasion. 1t is
something unusual to listen to such playing in
this city, and Mr.. Olmsted has made profound
impression with his splendid work.
Having procured a magnificent mellow-toned,
Steinway grand, through the special courtesy
of Messrs. +. +. Droop and Son, of Washing
ton, he was well prepared to furnish rare treat
to the eager listeners who had gathered
His program was charming and remarkably well
balanced.
In keeping with the spirit of the program
Fitch Tucker, already known we'll in Raj
eigh, as a singer, but appearing in broader
role than ever before in the beautiful Wagner
songs, so rarely heard and seldom so well sung.
Miss Tucker possesses a mezZo soprano voice
of unusual richness of tone. The marked dramat-
c quality of her singing renders her one who
has promise of an artistic career.
Decided musical temperament and lntelll-
gence are shown in her fine Interpretation OF the
difficult Wagner numbers.
The "Schmerzen'' was remarkably well sung
She was recalled several times, though respond
ed only to the last song.
All congratulate Peace Institute upon having
had the services of able director, and are
sorry to learn that this is to be Mr.. OlmSted' S
last season in Raleigh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-11
MADE A MUD PIE.
The Museum Annex Mighty Sorry
Piece of Workmanship.

The account of the poor work done in
the construction of the State Museum
annex and of the dissatisfaction of the
Building committee of the Board of Agri-
culture with it as published in the News
and Observer yesterday created consider
able talk. An examination of the building
shows that dissatisfaction is more than
we'll founded. The inward bulge of the
southern wall at some places is more
than six inches, while at others the out
ward bulge is almost as great-the result
being absolutely ludicrous, a sort of joke
in brick and mortar. The workmen who
are doing the inside work laughed yester-
day at the brick-layers' part of the job.
One member of the party, and also a
member of the board, who was going
through the building pinched a handful
of brick out of the wall and kneaded it
in his fingers, mud-pie fashion. There is
an area of ten square feet on the eastern
wall where the brick have all the appear
ances of being ready to tumble out at
the smallest provocation and between the
bulge and the bad brick it is difficult to
see how the inside work can be made
to stick to the walls.
Why such material should have been
used in the building it is not easy to
see. unless no other was to be had and
then it would have been better to wait
at least until the brick were cooked.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-11
Victoria Returns to Windsor.

London, March 10.-(6:35 p. M.)-Queen
Victoria brought her visit to London to a
close this evening and returned to Wind
Sor.
Previous to leaving the palace there
was brief but interesting ceremony on
the grounds where two thousand khaki
clad guardsmen, in full marching order,
were drawn up for the final inspection OF
Her Majesty before their departure for
South Africa on Wednesday. The Queen
accompanied by the Prince and Princess
of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of
York Prince and Princess Christian of
Scheswig- Holstein, the Princess Bea-
trice, drove slowly along the line, and,
to the Duke of Cambridge, who was pres
ent as honorary colonel of the Grenadiers,
Her Majesty expressed admiration for
the splendid appearance of the men.
After the inspection cheers for the
Queen were called for and enthusiastic
hurrahs rent the air with the soldiers
waving their helmets ON the points of
their baonets. The general public was ex-
cluded, but the Queen specially invited
the wives and children of officers now
in South Africa to be present
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-11
A SOUVENIR BANQUET.
Given by Mr.. Ashby Baker to Some of
His Banker Friends.

On Thursday evening, Mr.. Ashby L. Baker en-
tertained the officers and employees of the Com
mercial and Farmers Bank at a Souvenir banquet
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Thomp-
son. The banquet was a most elegant one, the
floral and color decorations consisting of banks
of American Beauty roses, smilaX and Pama vio-
lets, which made the interior scene one of rare
beauty. The decorations have never been sur
passed in Raleigh The guests, including Presi-
dent J. j. Thomas and Mrs Thomas, Vice-Presi-
dent A. A. Thompson, Assistant Cashier and
Mrs. Herbert Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Baker,
Mr.. E. b. Crow, Mr.. A. P. Bauman, Mr.. Miller
Hughes, Mr.. Burke Little, Mr.. Z. NJ. Cooke, Of
Swepsonville; and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson.
Eighteen covers were laid around on elabor-
ately decorated tables. Souvenirs were present
ed to each guest Immediately after the banquet.
They consisted of sterling plates, gold cuff links
diamonds, pearls and cut glass, and were pur-
chased from Baltimore. The ices for the occa-
sion were prepared by Stollp, of Baltimore, and
consisted of blocks in the form of bank checks,
drawn by Mr.. Baker, on the Commercial and
Farmers Bank, in favor of each guest for ST.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-11
Clemency Asked For McCalla.
(By The Associated Press.)

Washington, March 10.-The Secretary
of the Navy has recommended to the
President that he exercise executive
clemency in the case of Captain Bowman
H. McCalla, who was reduced several
numbers on the navy list some years ago
by sentence of court martial, and thus
restore him to the place he originally
occupied.
This action has been. taken in view of
Captain McCalla's gallant and meritori-
Gus services during the Spanish War, and
because of the written statement of all
his classmates who will be affected by
his restoration, that they will be glad to
see him restored.
The offence for which Captain McCalla
was reduced was committed by him about
eight years ago, when, in command OF
the Enterprise, he struck a mutinous
sailor with the fiat of his sword.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-11
J. WILEY ON THE WING.
Tells of His Whereabouts But Omits
to Give His Doings.
In Friday mornings News and Observer
this editorial paragraph appeared:

In Friday mornings News and Observer
this editorial paragraph appeared:
Col J. Wiley Shook, the revenue agent and
politician, in the city this morning"
You can this paragraph in the
changes in all sections of Western North Caro-
lima. J. Wiley Shook is not travelling for his
health and his political activity suggests that
he is organizing new corps of "Reliables'' to
serve in Major General Jim Young's army of the
Black and Tan.
j. Wiley reads the News and Observer
every day when he can borrow copy
(for like all Republicans he must have it
to see what new exposure it makes of
Republican deviltry) and he concludes to
let the people know of his movements,
and so on Friday and yesterday he wired
the News and Observer his whereabouts
as these kilograms show:
Salisbury n. c., March 8.
Joe Daniels, Raleigh, N. c.:
In Salisbury tonight in company with Spencer
Blackburn.
]. WILEY SHOOK.
Joe Daniels, Raleigh n. c.:
stopped off in Statesville last night. Am here
until Monday.
j. WILEY SHOOK
Both kilograms were prepaid. If in
his next telegram Git must be prepaid) J.
Wiley will tell how he spent Sunday and
what sort of political deviltry he was uI
to on that day, it will add to the interest
of his daily bulletins.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-11
Cotton is Now the Stuff.

Over a million bales Of cotton weSe
sold in New York Thursday on the big
break in prices. 1t will be remembered
that prices fell Is to % points, owing
to heavy sales to realize by local, Wall
Street, Southern and Western operators,
as well as considerable selling on this
crop by Europe, though Europe bought
the next crop quite freely. The sales
for the day ran up to 1,OOO,OO0 bales. May
was 16 points over August and there are
hints that there may be squeeze In that
month. On the decline there was new
outside buying by operators who had
been waiting to get in on a good break.