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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-29

MALE HELP WANTED-Brilliant open
ing men and women to appoint agents
travelling and local. s15 month. expenses;
permanent. genteel work. References,
Stafford Press Co. New Haven, Conn
4-22. %; So 1S %, q.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

No sso7. docket BINARY Eudora Ewing. admin.
Of the Of Of ho a sDs
cial Term for Orphans Court business, appointed
and said as the ' Place Tor as pa uae
ing OF claims and making payment and distribution
where all creditors and persons entitled to dis
tributive shares legncies residue are noti-
duly With their eas a or asor fss
estate properly vouched: Provided this order be
said DAY in saea The Of sshs ssEs Law weeks
porter, and The Evening Star Signed April 18th
6ENT REGISTER WINS W sassfs Lq sA
LEY and H. j. LAUck. Attorneys api7-iawst
A. B. DUvALL. ATToRNEY.-IN THE sU-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia sitting as
District % that she
suant to the provisions of act Of Congress- an
proved March g. 1892 entitled IAN act for the ex-
tension Of Pennsylvania avenue southeast, and for
praying the Of and reqnSed aor
the extension Of lexington place. between %
90 street on the West side Of said a Rek DeS%
and sad
and marked Exhibit No l." and also praying that
With the provisons 81 chapter eleven lis of thee
Revised Statutes Of the United States relating to
Tor to be place.
or parcels Of ground abuttins that portion Of the
hundred GOO feet from the westerly building line
Of SAID lexington place It is ordered this 10th
in the proceedings be- and they hereby required
to IN this court on or before the 18th day
the prayer Of the said petition should not be grant
Cd and why the directed n said
this order be Published in The Evening Star and the
Wassinfton T%ss 1swsPspsrs at least si1 tme
said 18th day Of April, 1900. BY the court: a. III.
AAGNER Asso, Justice. true copy-test: I r.
ap12-th,s ,tu-et
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PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON BARRACKS, d. c., APRIL q.
15oo.-Sealed proposals. in triplicate, will be
ccived here until NOON. MAY TWENTY-TIilIiD,
1900, for constructing Frame Ambulance Stable at
this post United States reserves right accept
or reject any all proposals any part thereof.
Information furnished application. Envelopes
should be Endorsed Proposal for Ambulance
Stable f. s. BENTON, Q. NJ.
APPS, a. Is, 26.my21, q
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. G.,
Washington, D. c., April 20, 19o0.-Sealed Pro-
posals viii be received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. SATURDAY. MAY TWELFTH,
1900, for improving ''I'' street s.e, from South
Capitol street TO New Jersey avenue. Blank forms
OF proposal specifications and all other necessary
Information may he obtained at this Office. JOHN
B. WIGHT, JOHN w. ROSS, LANSING II.
BEACH, Commissioners, d. c. applet
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IHEA, 632 PA. AVE. NV.
1876 10th NV. Ar. .13.O0
20 18th Sc, 6r-.....1l.5o
Sc Fenton ne. Or. .11.00
li16 18th NV, 3r. $50
1919 \ ] av Sc. Or. 900
1886 E sw. Ar. 900
2lo4 Va av NV, Ar. $50
Bladensburg & Queens
Chapel roads, Tor 90
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. LINKINS. 800 18TH ST.
50 . nw.5r fiat, ami. 1880
2236Cleyel'd ay Or, W. IL. 80
2423 Ontario. Or. w.12.00
.4i2-l4-1S Hayes ct,
IT, wa, ca. q. 90
li06-S Fingers al. Ir, wS.3O
l122 Brainard. Or. W. $50
IL NJ sw. Or. w.-.--.1-30
13-25-2T-i1 L Sc, Or. ca. g
'ent for the summer,
lndS. ...-.....-.. .5O.O0
Res
1915 Pa av NV, sto. 1000
500 II ne. fine store %. 90
1915 Pa av NV, has 1000
aplS-tf
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-l340 = ST. NV. ii ROOMS AND
bath; large iruIt yard; will he perfectly repaired
Tor tenan: Call on premises 1913 . ST. FOR
ONE WIEN ap21-3t'
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FOR RENT
Sto 14O4 Pa av nw.$35. 90
IA II st NV, Sr. $3.50
BIZ Mass av ne, Or. o. so
THE McLACHLEN RENI
mhp1-tf 10th nnf
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FOR RENT
Stott's Mansion, Stott's
station, B & o r r,
16r. season. $500. 90
GOT 18th, Tor. 2b, mi 30. so
1012 18th, 10r. 2b, mi. 81. 81
12o6 18th, 12r, b, mi. IS. 81
H17 X, 16r, W. .35.0 90
30l2 Dumb av, Or, b,
eel, mi. 81. so
20I4 H, 7r&b, mi. g.. 30. IS
2a3S ]. Sr, b, mi. 20. so
1907 MI av. Sr, b, mi. %. so
22o5 L. Sr, b. mi. .25. so
zoos oath, 7r, b,mi. Is. 30
G301 NJ, Tor, b, mi. .25.5
1908 s, Or, b, mi. ...25.50
S1O p. 7r, b. mi. .@.50
446 /. ar. b, mi. 20. so
SD B ne, Or, b, mi. q. so
1Ii9 E. Or. b. mi. . 20. so
622 23d, Or, b. mi. .1S. so
s1s oath. Or, sto. 90
1117 LIST, Or, w....s.17-50
SIT 10th, Or, w....15.30
1116 23d, Or, w....15.30
SINH av, Or, b, eel, mills. 80
907 n H av, 5r. w..15.00
lib Z ne, Or, w.....13.3O
1924 18th, 5r, W. .12.50I
ZIP X, Or, W. .10.30
an11-tf WESNOTsT 4
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MEDICAL.
ATTORNEYS,

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ArTORNEY-AT-IAW.
Webster Law building. sos d ct. NV, washing.
ten. d. @. Residence, No. Mount vernon Flafa
New York ave. and 9th ct. NV. eelS
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MANICURE.

PARIS - MARLBOROUGH PARLoRSLLoNpON.
Eleyen-ten 9; branch. Lafayette So. Theater.
Facial culture, manicuring, hairdressing experts
Specialist from N. Y. Imperial Hair Regeneration,
ap236t
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q HILL III 1i1H N w.
1893 5th NV. Or, h. 1850
1706 Fla av NV, Or,
hath, MI
50 p nv, Or. b. .....l6.5O
513 18th ne. Or, b. 1850
DIS Sd ne. Or. h. .l2.S0
800 9th Sc, Or. b. 1880
III 18th Sc, Or. 800
1854 Kramer ne, 5r. $50
l630 18th ne. Or. 500
Flats.
zoos Pa av NV. 5r. 1000
229 Pa av Sc, 5r. 1900
Several office rooms in
Baltic bldg. and Capital
Savings Bank bldg.
Stores.
11th & y Sc. large
store and sto rm. 5000
2701 + NV. sto&Sr. .3l-5O
Sc p NV. Is. 90
For COIored Tenants.
1927 18th NV. Or. 20. 30
1888 9Th NV. Or, b. 1850
81 L NV, Gr&h. 10. so
HOS \ J av Sc. Gr. 1870
952 Grant av, Or. 1000
2l2-1S Seaton al NV.
rms 4"
122 Pierce alley. ir. 600
Stable.
RI GIG Nj NV, stablc.5.0 90
It. 1t
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FOR RENT
2117 G st, 14r&b 5000 BOG 10th Sc, sr&b $50 80
1884 Corcoran, Tor b. 40 90 72S 18th NV 9r&b SO
1419 CorcOran Tor $3.50 Sta r'r 1880 Oorcn g. 90
20O6 G St, Il rooms and bath. IS. 90
Store 1000 18th St, dwelling and stable. .25. 90
ap21-St 3. w. GRAHAM, 617 14th ct. NV.
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I0T 9Th NV, store. $500
1874 Sla ST. nr.....lu-5S
4l3 Franklin.5-st fr.l0.0v
Stable NV -l0.W
ofite rooms, 1907 + NV
lsl2 18TH II. .IHi.De
rHERFoRD. 1907 F ST.
L. Sc COR. TrH&L n. ".
9U9 1h ST Sc. 6r&b.l9.5o
l24 Fla av, 6r&b. is. so
s. y se. stoNssr. VA lisa
1884 Sth NV, 6r&w. l1.30
&lS Il NV, Tr&w. 10 81
24l9 Tfh nv. UrNI, ~ ~
429 Ridge ,5r&w( COLI I3. 30
i243 II ne. 4r&h 1T. Is. W
SO Fenton lie, Or. L. 30
SO n Sc. 6r&w- IL 10
49, Del av ne. .....lo-50
5r frame. BiiChtw'd.Io.oo
VA I'd So. 5r&w -. ~
RI Ith&0. ! I'm. 500
1888 3Ist. fiat. ar 500
! luU L st NV. sto. cheap
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FOR RENT
1871 Corcoran. Or. 81. so
224 18th sw, 1&r&b. 80. 50
6023 Camb'ge pl. Or. q. 90
Store. 2210 18th st. 81 90
629 Fla av. er... 25.00
ap7-tf - - -. GA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-24

All 18th ne. 6r.....1a@
1914 Sd Sc. 6r.....10.00
Rms, 100 10th NV. 20. 90
Brookland houses.
, ESTATE & LOAN CO.,
G NV.
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FOR RENT
Brick No. 4ol3 sth st. extended. rooms.
an nou iinFs. .-------. $3.50
Store and dwelling. 1874 eth st. NV.
rooms and stable, reduced to............ - so
ap2l-I LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. $50 F NV.
FOR RENT. C. WELDON & co. pa f. CAP
as Sc, 9r&b. S95 81 IL 4th Sc Crab. S25. %
~ Cap.hat.5r, b. 30 90 81 Md Tor b. 40. 90
l2O2 i NV Tor. 81. 80 ,d3 2d Sc. Grab. 81 90
200 9Th Sc 1900 1870 LIST NV stu Pr ~. 90
JOS Pierce NV, g.. II 80 TIA Sc. IL 80
ap21-3t
FOR RENT-NAUCK x NAUCK. 7TH & FLA Az.
1919 av NV so, 1856 Sth st. Or. 8. so
6l1 Spruce st. 11r. IS .o0i 20l6 I'd NV Or. 10 90
ap2U-tf
FOR R!:NT-A BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR DG-
pont Circle. s85 month. Apply EARLY & LAMP
Ton. 6l5 18th st. ap20-st
For RENT-wEAvER BROS. 1916 F NV
lS29 18Th ST., 12r., baths. h.w.h. $50 90
3015 Q St. 12r. and bafl. ami. SIS 90
icn IL? St, 9r and bath ami :-......... A.. 60
1622 nth St. Or. and bu III am i.......... &C. SO
APARTMENTS.
Hawthorne apartments, modern. $50 to 81 90
IS & 3Sl2 Decatur ST., Ar and bath ..-.... l.. so
30 to 36la Decatur St, Ar and bath. ...... 10 50
SUBURBAN.
Chevy Chase, 10 rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 45 90
..,.., C0LURED.
1112 23d, Or. and bath. ................S16 30
1l04 I'D, Or. and bath. Is 80
Sc IS & 80 Fenton st. ne. Or. and water. II 30
% Mccullough pl-. Ar. and water. ......-.. 80
ap20-f
FOR RENT - DWELLING. NO. 11I5 10TH ST
NV; nine-rOoms, including bath room; SO. In
quire at $50 La. ave- ap20-tf
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1922 7th w.5r&str. is. so
30S p NV, Or, wa,
gas & latro5e. lie. so
419 18th Sc, Or, wa
! & gas. .12.0
!. BRADLEY. 1903 L st.
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1924 L NV. 6r&b. SIS. 90
$40 9Th ne. 10r&b. d. 90
1913 Union sw .6r. b. 10. 30
kELL & McLERAN.
zoos d st.
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE
1922 z NV, LIT, sta. .Sl13
1215 18th NV, fur'd100.0O
1872 p NV, without sta. so
920 Mass av NV, 12r.G.75
522 9Th NV, 14r.mi. 81. %
S12 18th NV, lar, mi. 5000
$40 9Th NV, 11r, h. $500
1888 18th NV. Tor, mi. so. 90
Z34 \ NV, 12r, h. 40. 80
2131 N, Tor, tiled ba45. so
20l2 18th, Tor, b. As. so
zoos 18th, Tor, b. As. so
1895 22d NV, Tor. mi 40. 90
PIP 18th NV. 9r&h. 10. 80
10 l NV, 1OrSstable. 33. so
1880 w NV. sr. 81. 30
1920 W NV. Tor, b. 35. so
12iMass av ne. Tor. Ini35. 90
1244kenesaw av,9r, h32. 80
1897 Kenesaw av.
Tor. tiled bath. so. 90
POI p NV, Sr&sto. 81. so
211 T ST. Or. b. .3U.50
Ola I'd ne. 7r&b. so
GIG 22d st, 9r&b. .23. 80
ZIG Ii NV, 9r&b. .25. 20
SO L NV, sto&dwg. .25. 90
1914 5th NV, Sr, b. .3. so
81 18th sw. Sr&b. %. so
"a Quincy st-ne, Or. b. ~. so
Coz Spruce st. Grab. ~. so
1223 LIST NV, 7r. b. 1850
Call at office FOR full Lis
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. "
1920 G. Or, b, eel. sta. 45.5
sos Fl he, ar. b&sto. 40. 00
1913 Pa av fats. Sr
& b, each. 40. so
1917 G, 11r&b. ..-.. 40. 20
22olP NV, 6r&st(new)iu.0O
Sl1 list, 1lr&h. 81. s.
2122 NJ NV. 11r&b. .35. 90
POP l, Grab 20. 30
liza K NV. Or, wa. %. 80
A fine country place for
12r. and bath, large gro
$40
1918 Pa av NV, fine large
new store & cellar, Of
fer wanted.
a m
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FOR RENT
G32 U NV. dw&bakery35.00
3415 Morgan av, Or,
ami. -35. 80
311 No av NV, Tor. q sc
apis. tu&th ROBERT T
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TcA kAE<N A.
1yS6 l, Isl. b.ami. $4,000 1OT
lt4s Y NV. FUR. - i50.,sJi 1874
1913 l9th. cor Greg l0U. 90 4l3
ts6 Mass ay he. iar.T5. 10 Stat,
81 III st. Ior&h. :. .S- so Oflit,
i6OS 18th. 19r&b. 5000 Isl2
ap21 St. TYLER & RUTHEf
FOR RENT-BY s.F.SAUL. 81
G2l 1th- sto. IirsSh sl5u.oo 9U9
sos 18th w,l1r&b. 5000 l24
1917 . st, 10r&b. 40. so s. y
49, II nv. hog. b. sth. So. Oo 1884
sl3 . NV. 6rSh. sto. ~. 90 4IS
1923 10th NV. Tor. b. $3.50 2lIa
Sdal. nv. stoSst1. .SJ.VS 42y
6f6 Mass y.irt-h fst:SpDJ Ia43
1877 1th .sto. eel sta 30 On sc +
% II st ne, 1or&b. Is so SO \
Sc Cor 2d&C NV, st 25 % 131
1910 Both. srSh. rnr. ~. az sr II
1925 9Th NV. ami. .2o.50 gli
2Ul y NV ,9r&btcoD "a. so RI
l2i3 IL he. store 20 90 1888
134e 9Th. cor Oslo. 2u.UU iuv
arcl %k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-24

WANTEEy-N BUpKKEEGER WITH ENPt.hI-
ep.,- m r,-si estate and Insurance business refer
ci., - required Apply Box TO. Star Office
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Sc. 1873 y C av. Or. $500
Sc, lis E, 6r. 30
Sc, 1011 Z Cap. Or. 1850
Sc, 219 10th, 1Or. 1900
STORES.
NV, 439 9th. 40. 90
NV. 4l9 10th, hall. 49,
NV, 1901 20. 90
Ne, COO 9th.........25.00
OFFICES.
NV, Gunton bldg. offices
NV, Central bldg, offices
NV. 46S La av, offices.
NV, G1 La av, Offices.
NV, 110I q, offices.
NV, 500 9TH, Offices.
NV, G23 F, offices.
FLATS.
NV. The Garfield, 3r
and b. ............4O.0 90
NV. 2012 18th upper
partb. 1Dr&b. .....25.50
NV, POI K, ir&b. HOO
AGGAMAN, 917 F NV.
Z buIlntin app1- kt
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED REL IAELE PRISON TO PLACE A
r-ulu-fy that viii stand Through Investigation
,If.,s r. 152 Star ,,r!rr ap24-3t'
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SAUNDERS 4 JU., l4UI
NV.
2232 9th NV. Sr&b. .2o.50
3D. Elm NV, Grab. .l7.50
2234 Cleve av NV, Or. 1890
2132 9th NV, Or. ....13.50
.914-l6 Biag al NV ,5r10.30
PHI Chester ct NV, SRI. so
ap2l-3t
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NESBfT, 1921 G.
AGENTS.
20 Defrees NV, Sr&b.lS 90
1407 NY av NV, 15r, b5O.OO
Smaller houses for COL
o-ed tenants.
ap21-3t
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PARKER, 435 AZ S.W.
Of us F sw. Or. w&g. 6.30
o 1007 9th sw, 6r&w. 400
o GOT + sw, 5r&w. IL 80
o 1914 Sd sw, 8r&w. 1880
% 612 Va av sw, 5r&w. 10. 30
70 AT I sw, 6r&b. 80
10 1857 Union, 5r&w....S.3O
8 1889 LIST Sc, Draw. $50
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WNNTEn-A NEAT COlOltFD BOY To NAME
himself generally useful about house. best refer
oIcr re- riret- Call foT days at 1lli i3th st.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-11
INVESTIGATE HAZING.
Secretary Of War Will Make Report to
Congress.

Washington, Dec. 11.--When the house
met today, Mr. Hull, chairman of the
committee on military affairs. reported
back from that committee a substitute
for the briggs resolution for an investi-
cation of the alleged "hazing of Oscar
L. Booz at West Point The substitute
is AS follows:
Whereas, 1t is alleged in the newspa-
pers that Oscar l.. Booz, of Bristol. Pa,
formerly a cadet in the United States
military academy at West Point, died at
his home from injuries supporting to
have been inflicted upon him by certain
unknown cadets Of the said military
academy, and
Whereas, The secretary of war is now
making investigation of the facts,
Resolved, That said secretary be re-
quested to report the result of such in
vestiga tion to the house of representa-
tives together with such recommends
tions as he may see fit to make
The report Of Secretary Root, togeth-
er with that of Superintendent Mills, is
attached to the resolution.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-11
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.
Two of Them Filed With the U. s.
Court at Helena.

Special to Inter Mountain.
Helena, Mont, Dec. 11.-Petitions in
bankruptcy We're filed in the United
States court today by James Brennan,
of Sappington, Madison county, liabili-
ties $1,5O5, with no prior claims; and
Samuel Landry, of Anaconda, liabili-
ties $2,517 due on judgment. Both ap-
plications We're referred to Thompson
Campbell, Of Butte, referee in bank
ruptcy, for hearing Dec. 27th This is
the second time within a year that Sam
uel Landry has made such an applica-
tion. ~
panel of sixteen jurors was drawn for
this term of court after number mad
been excused on various preteXts.
The case of the United States versus
John Kennedy, charged with shooting
Gus Leinbach on the Blackfeet Indian
reservation five months ago, was called,
hut was continued until tomorrow on ac-
count of the absence of John Croft,
witness.
Roy S. Alley, deputy attorney of Sill
yer Bow county, was admitted to prac-
tice in the United States courts.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-11

in Mrs. Castles house and the latter died
of her wounds eighteen days later. In
deathbed statement, Mrs. Castle charged
Miss Morrison with entering her house on
pretense of showing her a letter. of talk.
ing in threatening manner and then
slashing her with razor, which the de-
fense tried to show she had abstracted
from show case in the racket store.
Miss Morrison's plea was self defense,
and on the stand she declared that Mrs.
Castle had called her into the house and
attacked her and made it necessary for
the defendant to cut her to save her own
life.
Miss Morrison ws~s last July indicted
for murder in the first degree and has
since been refused bail. II took five days
to secure jury, over 400 men having
been subpoenaed Each side presented
about 40 witnesses, and eight lawyers
We're retained. The taking or testimony
consumed II days time and the argu.
ments We're begun Saturday morning,
The defendant tainted in her cell on
Wednesday night after fit of sobbng
and cried much in the court room 1t
was feared that she would break down
before her testimony was heard, but on
the day the prisoner took the stand she
displayed renlalkab ble nerve and coolness.
She recited the details of the terribla
death struggle without hesitation, and
underwent the rigid cross-examination OF
lne states attorneys without show Of
fear. Since then she has grown bright
er and stronger as her hopes Of acquittal
rose. Former Judge Morrison has been
at his daughters side constantly during
the trial, which has daily attracted great
crowds. Sunday, surrounded by her rela-
tlyes, Miss Morrison spent the time in
her cell singing and praying, While Olin
castle Joined party Of hunters. Castle
was not in the courtroom during the
closing arguments.
Jessie Morrison is 20 years old, Mrs.
Castle was Is and Castle is &C.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-11
PRAISE Won WALDERSEE.
Germans Believe Chatfee Must Be at
Fault.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-THE German govern
ment has not taken official notice of Gen.
Chaffee's letter to Count Won Waldersee,
compla ming OF the removal of the as
Economical instruments from the wall of
Pekin and the return of the letter to the
American commander ION account of it's
tone" Only few papers print the Incl
sische Zeitung remarks:
Whatever the cause Gen. Chaffee had
in no case a right to use such rough
language in a letter to the Commander in
Chief"
The Berliner Tageblatt observes:
judgment until reliable German reports
have been received. Whoever knows,
however, of the generally acknowledged
diplomatic tact of Count Won Waldersee
will not doubt that he would not have
employed such a brusnue procedure
without the strongest kind of provoca-
tion."
Capt. Dannhauser, who is with Count
Won Waldersee, says in a private dis
patch received in Berlin:
THE French have abandoned their op-
erations to remove astronomical instru-
ments from the walls of Pekin, presum-
ably in order to impress the Chinese with
their comparative c!emency, but the
Germans continue removing instruments,
under the protection of a company of
engineers"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-11

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE war de-
partment has received a report from
General Chaffee of the incident that oc-
Cured at Pekin in connection with his
representations to Field Marshal Won
Waldersee. 1t appears that General
Chaffee did use some pretty vigorous
language in protesting against the
thieving and looting Of the foreign
troops. What particularly hurt the
feelings of Waldersee was a pointed
reference by General Chaffee to the fact
that this disgraceful and unm. 'itary
practice Of looting was being INDUCED
in. not by the men wso did the fighting
and opened the way to Pekin, but by Il
late comers who had borne none of the
brunt of conflict and hardship. Wal
dersee himself did not reach Pekin un-
til long after the eXpeditionary force
had occupied the town. 1t is recognized
here officially that General Chaffee had
provocation for his deliverance, but re-
gret is felt that he used this tone in
addressing the field marshal. 1t is
significantly pointed out here that per
haps it was not incumbent upon Cen
eral Chaffee to make any representa-
tions whatever on this subject to the
field marshal, as there is no longer any
official tie between them.
When the United States government
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-11
AIR IT AGAIN
SENATE lake UP MONTANA SEN
AToRIAL CONTEST BETWEEN
CLARK AND MAGINNIS.
Special to the Inter Mountain.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Washington, Dec. ia resolution re-
ferring to the appointments of w. A.
Clark and Major Martin Maginnis as
senators from Montana, was today re-
ferred to the committee on privileges
and elections.
A motion by Senator Chandler to re-
commit the committee resolution de
claring Clark not entitled to seat" in
order to determine whether he was ever
really senator, and therefore if he had
anything to resign, was opposed by
Senator Bacon and insisted on by
Chandler. Finally it went over until
Thursday in the hope Of effecting some
compromise agreement as to its consider
alton.
The usual resolution authorizing the
committee to make an investigation,
send for witnesses, etc, was sent to the
committee on expenses.
The main question at issue is, was the
vacancy caused by a legal resignation,
or by the failure of the Montana legis-
lature to legally elect a senator.
Considerable debate is expected before
final action is taken.
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WAS A FILIPINO PRISONER
THRILLING STORY OF CAPT. SHIELDS WHO LED THE PARTY
CAPTURED IN MARINDUQU IN SEPTEMBER.

and were surrounded and had to surren-
der or be killed.
After the inSurrectos came to me- one
of them began robbing me and toook
all my things. He tore chain and lock-
ct from my neck and tried to tear the
rings from my fingers. My hands were
SO swollen by the wound in the shoulder
that he could not get the rings off and
he was just going to cut off the hand
when made him understand could take
the rings off. After he had finished rob-
bing another man, he came and was just
going to shoot me when i saw a hand
and arm come forward and strike up the
gun. Immediately after the fight we
We're kept in native novels for twelve
days and then we We're started on a
march over the mountains, through
dense forests and across rivers, COM
PEELED to sleep in mud and rain and Civ
Ell only the dirtiest water with which to
wash our wounds. This continued until
about Oct. IL, when we were told that
orders had been received to turn us over
to the Am ,ricans. wrote ito Gen. Hare
and he agreed to meet US and receive
us on Oct. IA. We were taken to Buena
Vista ana then turned over to the gems
era,.' -
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WRATHY LEMON GROWERS.
Californians Disp!eased Witch Produce
exchange Tests.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE Journal of
Commerce prints the following:
Reports giving the comparative citric
acid test to Stillwell and Gladding, chem
lists to the New York produce exchange,
of selections of California and Sicily
lemons, have attracted much attention
in green fruit circles. The comparisons
were as follows:
Ninety-one and one-half California
lemons would yield one United States
gallon of juice; 1881 Mediterranean lem
one would yield one United States gallon
of Juice.
The specific gravity of the juice in each
was 1.0t1.
Three hundred California lemons would
yield 45O ounces avoirdupois juice, con-
tanning 1854 ounces avordupois citric
acid.
Three hundred Mediterranean lemons
would yield 325 ounces avoirdupois juice,
containing 1870 ounces avoirdupois crys-
tai citric acid
The criticism of the fruit importers
was chiefly that the date selected for
the test was a most unfair one, in that
it compared Mediterranean fruit which
twas among the first of the season and
which had not matured, with California
fruit at its best stage. 1t is expected
that the fruit importers union will take
the matter up in the near future and will
probably have an Independent test made