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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
J,out. Dennis Shot While Hunting
Tuesday Last.
of The Evening ST.

Specisl Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, November s, 1900.
Louis Dennis, aged about fifty years, who
resided near Highland. Howard county,
about three miles, from Sandy Spring, was
accidentally shot and killed Tuesday morn
ing. while rabbit hunting with Charles
Johnson. John Stromberg and William
stromberg, also of the Highland neighbor-
hood. 1t is said that the gun which VIII
liam stromberg carried was accidentally
discharged, the entire load entering the
head of Dennis, who was not more than
ten feet distant. He lived only few min
MES He is survived by his wife and four
The devotional committee of the Young
peonIe's Society of the Rockville Baptist
rbmrch has appointed the following leaders
Gov November: Sunday November II, topic,
| "a Decision For Christi leader, Emory
Roe,ev. Sunday, November IS, topic.
what Intemperance Costs Our Nation"
leader, Miss Lottie PAWS ,s Sunday so No,
| meeting. leader Clifford H. Robertson.
The barn of Mr.. Charles G. DuFief, near
Travilah this county. was Tuesday MORN
Ing entirely destroyed by fire, together with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09

reorganization. The committee is c. c.
Hughes, ]. F Harder and F. W. Jansen.
On the subject OF reorganization Mr.
Hughes said:
1T has been decided to reorganize the
National Association, and to change it's
scope to anti-colonialism. There has al
ways been majority of the leading men
in the National Association of Anti-Im-
perialfst Clubs who believed that the asso-
citation should be devoted to opposing the
system OF establishing colonies The object
of the reerSaniZed anti-colonial league will
be to limit its work to nominating and
electing candidates who are in favor of op-
posing the policy of the republican party
In the philippines as at present outlined by
that party =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
200 bushels of wheat, 125 bushels Of corn,
some harness and q her things.

200 bushels of wheat, 125 bushels Of corn,
some harness and other things.
Mr.. Edwin L. Darcy and Miss Cora A.
Beane, both Of this county, were recently
married at Mount Zion Baptist Church by
Rev. James l.. Lodge Of Gaithersburg.
The Farmers Banking and Trust Com
pany of Montgomery County recently
ganized here, began business this morning
in it's temporary quarters adjoining the Cor
coran Hotel. 1t is understood that Messrs.
Samuel L. Phillips and John Joy Edison, the
building committee, have decided upon
plans for a new and up-to-date building.
and that the work of erecting it will begin
at an early date.
Mrs. Baker of Winchester. Va. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. R. II. Stokes, at this
place.
Miss Natalie Plunkett of Washington is a
guest at the home of Capt. and Mrs. John
G. Capers here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
Under the Interior Department.

The Secretary of War, under an order Of
the President, has ordered that all lands
lying beyond a radius of ten miles from
the Flagstaff at Fort Michael, Alaska, be
turned over to the Secretary of the Interior
When this reservation was first created it
had radius of 100 miles.
The President has issued an order placing
under the control of the Secretary Of the
Interior. for disposition under the law, all
of the land included within the limits of the
military reservation Of Fort Sherman Ida
no. reserved under previous executive or
ders. The land in question Is situated on
the Occur d Alene lake, at the outlet of the
Spokane river. In Kootenai county, Idaho
comprising in all nearly 900 acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
tau as commissioner to Congress

Only 151 federals went to the polls, the
total republican vote being about $1,000.
The only disturbance thus far reported
occurred last evening, when some twenty
republicans of San Juan, who were cele-
bra ting the victory, visited Rio Piedras, a
federal town. They were met on the out
skirts by the federals, with the mayor and
police. Shots were exchanged, and one
person was killed and two wounded. There
was some rioting in the town throughout
the night.
Police reinforcements We're sent this even
ing to prevent threatened renewal of the
disorders.
The Secretary of State has received dis
patch from Governor Allen, Porto Rico, an
nouncing that the election passed off with
entire quiet and order. Fifty-eight thou
sand votes were cast, nearly all republican
The federals withdrew at the last moment
and cast very few votes. Degetan. re-
publican, was elected commissioner. Every
member of the legislature is republican
The legislature is to meet on the Sd of De-
cember,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
CENSUS OF SMALL CITIES.
Population of Incorporated Places
Announced.

Formulation of Incorporated Places
Announced.
The census bureau announces the popu-
lation of Maine as 694 466 The population
in 1880 was 6iS $50, showing an increase of
12.15O. or Is per cent from 1850 to 1880.
The population of incorporated places
having between 1000 and 5000 inhabitants
is as follows: Auburn, 12,931; Augusta,
IL 6S3; Bangor, 2l,S50: Bath. 1047T; Bel
fast, 1915 Biddeford. rs i5; Brewer, 1873;
Brunswick, 5,2l0; Calais, $3.50; PASSPORT,
5,311; Ellsworth. 1927; Fairfield, 223G;
Gardiner IDOL Ha!lowell, 2714; Lewiston.
%, 7Gl; Norway, 2,o%4; Oidtown, G032:
Pittsfield, 2,2OS: RCckland S.1JO: Rumford.
2595; Saco, t,122; Slowhegan 42i6: South
! Portland 62S7; Watersville, 3,4II; West
| brook, I,2S3.
Na~Snchusctts.
The population of Massachusetts is 2,S05,
1916 as compared with a population in 1880
| Of . 2}S9 43, showing an increase of 566, 4O3
or 25.2 per cent. For the preceding decade
| it was 2J.5 per cent. This rate of increase
| has been exceeded but once in the history
| of the state namely. from 1910 to 1850,
| when the population increased 34.S per
cent.
The present population of the state is
nearly seven times as large as the popula-
| ton reported at the first census, In 1890,
! when it 37S, 7S7.
| The total land surface of Massachusetts
is, approximately, 500 square miles, the
average number of persons to the square
mile at the censuSes of 1880 and 1900 being
| as 1olo"s: lN'o' z'n.4: l3oo' ,4o.'; ,
by, , t.e baI,a innro.sa1 in nan,iIatinn d,Ir-
ing the decade. the counties showing the
| largest percentage of increase being Bris-
tol, 33l per cent; MldnieseX o. per cent
I3p Pc o. I'm, n. -" pei
Tbc two cnunties showing a decrease arc
Rarnstable and Nantucket'
| or the thiriy-three Incorporated cities in
Massachusetts eight have between ~ 90,
| a,d % 0on inh, Infants. five have batween
% oo0 and u OON ;nhabitants and twenty
bnve more than u ono inhabitants
All ne nrircinaI cities show an In.
oraasa IN nnn,lation since 1910 me lnrees,
narcentares being 525 for Somerville AND
r3o Tor New Redford and The smalles
20 for Gloucester Boston with $50 50:
trhahftants in 1e00 shows an increase Of .;
ner cent since 1870 which is a sliehrI,
bie.har rate Of increase than thai for ths
nrere,iing decade, when it was o3yS DEL
| cent Worcester. the second largest citI
i'm the state has q noDulation in 1000 al
lis 421 az COMPARED with 81 655 in 1890
constituting an increase during the ter
| wears of ~ 7G6 or 30 \ per cent Fall River
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
SeilOrs Sent to Manila.

To guard against the effects of prolonged
exposure in the Philippines the Navy De-
partment is sending out another draft of
GOO men to relieve sailors on the ships now
at Manila. These men leave on the Buffalo
on the list proximo, meeting the Hartford
and the Alliance at Trinidad, and exchang-
ing some of the landsmen on those ships
for the China service,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09

Republicans Gain the House of Dele
gates-RiOt at San Juan.
A dispatch from San Juan, p. R., last
night says: The official returns of Tues
days election are nearly all at hand from
the various parts of the island. They show,
as was anticipated and forecasted, the cleo
ton by the republicans of the entire house
Of delegates, and Of Senior FREDERICK Dege-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
pIan. of Anti-ImperiaIists.

The executive committee Of the National
Association of Anti-Imperialist Clubs, of
which c. c. Hughes is chairman. held a
meeting in New York yesterday and ap-
pointed a committee to work out . plan Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09

From the Chicago News
This letter" said the great detective as
he glanced over the anonymous communal
cation. was written by a woman.
INV do Won know that?" asked the
youth. who was acting as his understudy
"Because," replied the 6. d.. lit has two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-09
Iostscripts and isn't dated"
Clearer Vision.
RullatIn

She-"Before we were married you used to
say l was the apple OF your eye"
He-"Maybe l did: but I've had my eye
peeled since then"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-09-21
p1TH AND POINT. :

An envious person is apt to dispar-
age everything, be it good or bad.-Chi-
caso Daily News.
The frankness of some people is as
bad as the foolishness of some other
people.-Atchison Globe.
A Happy Outcome..Gilfoylev
duff's elopement wasn't successful, was
it ?'' Poindexter-''Oh, 1 don't know.
The old man caught them before they
reached the minister's. Smart Set.
''Good gracious. child, you're drip
ping wet" ''Yes, mother; fell into
the pond.v with your new clotheson,
tool" I'm sorry, mum. but didn't
have time to take them off.s-Stray
Stories.
This talk about the father who pun
ishes his wayward boy with a trunk
strap is all nonsense. Everybody who
ever started to go away on a vacation
knows that the trunk strap is always
lost.-Somerville Journal.
Not Strictly Vegetable.--He'sav very
strict vegetarian, isn't he?" 81 don't
know about that" He says he never
eats anything with any meat in ito
swell, I saw him eating wormy apple
yesterday, and he didn't appear to mind
lt."-Philadelphia Press
Little Johnny-''Mrs, Talkendown
paid a big compliment to-day" Mother
did she, really? Well, there's no
denying that woman has sense. What
did she say?'' Little Johnny-"She
said she didn't see how you came to
have such nice little boy as was."-
Brooklyn Eagle.
Somerville young man IS getting
to be very popular with the ladies.
When he meets one he says at the first
opportunity: "Oh, by the way, I've got
a pretty picture here that want to
show YOU" Then he takes a little round
mirror out of his pocket and holdsdt upe
for her to look in it.-Somerville Jour
nal
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1900-09-21
Qufte Likely

Quite Likely.
Brown-Wouldn't that jar your
Black-What?
IAN earthquake.'-NorristowfH Her
aid.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
Irrigation Congress.

George ii. Maxwell ,hnirma,
OF the executive committee of tn.
National Irrigation cong ress, which
cOnvtnes ~ thichgn November 81
WAS in Denver Mondny and I'd
dressed III. business men Of n a
city upon the impnr,nnc. OF send.
ing u good l-l-gn,inn from Colo
RADIO ioihls couyr".s MIR. Max
we'll presented the situation It
clearly aud fo,cih!y lhn, IKE pss-tn.
blage grew enthusiastic and dis
cussed the theme with u deter
mined earnestness ,ha' cnnnn, fnil
to bring important results. A
committee on resolutions was ap.
pointed and another to select dele.
gates to the national convention,
at the close of the meeting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
You Are Invited,

An old fashioned Bean Bake
will he given at the Colorado Sol.
diers and Sailors Home on the
evening Of November 10th, under
the auspices ofC. l.. Mn,hies Post
No. log G. A. II.
A cordial invitation is extended
To the Ladies' Circle, W. II. C. md
Joe Hooker Post No. l6. and NIL
Your friends.
There will be music hy the
Home Orchestra, singing and other
entertaining features before sup
per IS served Mt 1870 p. NJ. nfier
which there will I've dancing.
Everything is free to invited guests.
A contribution to the musicians is
always understood.
BY order of the committee.
Stephen Pnssino.
J. NJ. Parker.
G. ". Allender
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To- THos. u. MENTION

You arr hereby notified that have expended
One Hundred bollar- in lnhpr and imprnSr.
m"nt- upon the Veteran leslie, -ituat" Ia sum.
mitNil!- mining district, iio Grnn,i'' county
Colorado. til. location certificate of which l.
recorded in I'll. r'.cnri- uf Rio Gr,ndr county,
ia order 4" hold laid pr,mi-''s un'I"r III" rr,,.
visions of Sect ,uu .sti E"Ni-.-i Statni'.- "i Tia.
tuits'i states being the amount required to-
bold the -au" i"r TIL" year ending December
"a lSN. and prcrmlpr u. iSs. And IL
within ninety da,r from the service nf THE
nniic" ,ou fail at riu-" ro contributr y,ut
proportion of such expenditures n r""unrr,
Your interest In said claim will b.cuin- the
property ut the -ub-crii"r under the -nit
Section s;t.i. and amendments thereto.
JAMES \. WILLIS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

You can't afford 10 risk your life by
allowing n cough or cold IN develop into
pa-umonia or consumption. One Mn.
ute Cough Cure will cure throat and
lung troubles quicker than amy other
preparation known. Many doctors use
II m u specific for grips" II IL an in.
falliblc remedy for Group. Children like
ii aud mothers "ndors" IL, Hic" Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
Notice for Publication.
DErAGrHENr ~ ruE INTERIOR,
L>ND Orrirh At D,L NoHII. toio.
l..t l. INN

Oct. i. lsD.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler ha- filed n"tic" of hi intention,
tn maxi, final prsof IN support Of hi- claim, aud
that -aid pr,sf will b. inadr before the kcg-.
ter and Receiver of the L. :. Land Otiicc at
Del Nortc. Colorado. nn November ~. l,So viz
0r.rcr ". St"n". Homestead entry NJ. .,s
Tor ia. : y. !, \. ". \, SEC. i3 7 n y. II. T..
y. ". 4. NJ.
"" names the following witnesses to prove
hi- continuous r,-i'i"nc" upon and cultivation
"f siid land. viz.
Ira Howard. G-rrc- VI, Durham, Samuel ".
inrich, \. :. 'r'-l,, all 81 MONTE Vista. Cola.
JAS. u. BA1TEH,
Register.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
q DIR. +. FULTON. y
Homeopathic Physician.
& Monte Vista. -

IL you have ever seen n child IN ;he
agony of Group you can rcalil" how
grateful mothers are for One Mnui"
Cough Cure which gives relief as soon
ns it IL administered. 1t quickly cures
roushs, colds aud NIL throat and lung
troubles Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

DeWi,,s witch Hazel Sak. wil
quickly heal the worst burns and scald-
and no, leave n scnr. II can lr' npp.iril
Ia cuts and raw surfaces with prompt
and sooth,ng effect. iS- IL Tor piles and
SKIN discnsrs i!cwar" II worthless
soun,.ri.i,. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
For sale.

Two first class young milch
cows: one sci single harness. one
parlor organ. new: chickens: some
DAIRY fixtures l.. :. Orro.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
Notice.

The Free Reading Room of the
Library Association will hc open
10 the public every evening from :
to . o'clock J.. NJ. commencing
Thursday. November IL. and con.
unuing through the winter. The
Library will hc open every day
from = Ia i:3o J.. NJ. until fur,hc,
notice
VI. Co>ANT. Librarian.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

I deliver vegetables from Foot I'm
gardens "Wednesday and Saturdays.
r.. H.. \rwroN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

Never in history Of Wall street has
there been so nctive n session ms
that of Monday, when transactions
III l,G1l ,254 shares were recorded
by the inadequate 'ickers. This
total breaks all records. The spec
ulating public, whose absence from
Wall street was so long lamented.
has shown much more enthusiasm
over the elections and their prom.
Use than the stock exchange pro-
fessionnls have done. and throw.
ing off all restraint, has again
plunged into the market. They
are unmindful of til. fact TINT
bubbles sometimes break.
Charles Mattlc.on. who with
Frank Dimmick discovered the
great Independent, mlnc near Crcs.
tone. is IN town lhis week. lie is
now engaged in opcningup another
mine ON Cotton Creek. north of
Crcs,onc. and reports that he has
the most favorable indications.
His partner. Mr.. Dcmmick, will
bc IN Alamosa the last of this
week. .-Alamosa Courier.
All those people who have read
of the fate of missionaries To Chin,
and who feel that they have II call
TO that field. might do well to think
il over before going To China. \
good way 10 avoid being ms.
treated in China is to stay away
from the Celestial Empire Pros.
pccior
de Wits Little Earl, RIaers ARE the
best pills ever made. Easy to take and
never eriIe. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The editor Of the Hooper Press
ia ~ little particular about what Is
said Of her town. rs the following
wonld seem to indicate:
"Whnt seems strange to the
writer is the fact that people who
hnv. made Del Norte. Monte Vista
gml Alamosa their homes in the
past aud know that seldom II month
oG the year passes withon. u case
= smallpox nt either place, should
rxv" IN such u crazy fashion when
n cnse of the same disease il dis.
covered IN tn" town Of Hooper.
aud hnrr,@i to n pest house "A mile
ar more out of town before il il
really decided what the discnsc
is.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

Alonzo Hubbard was IN town Thurs
day laying IN stock of supplies. lie j.
not seen in Mont" Vista ~ frequently ~
formerly. since he moved out u cancro.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

When you want prompt acting little
pills that never grip" use DE WITT
Li,tl. Early Eis.rs. Rice Drug store
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

n scheme Is on foot among San
Luis valley counties TO place a
patrol along county lines about
the first of May for the purpose of
determining the location of the
range cattle. horses and shcep at
that time, so that stock may bc
assessed IN the proper counties
II is claimed that there is some
tax-dodging among some of the
valley stockmcn. Prospcctor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The Denver Times says: The
senatorial battle royal j. on. II
has been prccipilnlcd So early bv
the effort of the democrats io com
pei Mr.. Patterson to declare hi
political faith"
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

Apipe line. l42 miles long, has
h.en built TO carry Caspian petrol
cum to the Black Sea, The rail
road. Was inadequate to handle the
oil, and it was found more econom.
ical to lay the pipe line than 10
improve the rond. At present,
however, il must be carried by
rail for 400 miles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
In Our ladies Tailoring

Th"r" Is II" pleasure in life Il yuu
dread going tp the table tu eat. ana
cant r"st nl night on account of mdI
gcs,ion. Henry Williams. II lioonvillr.
Ind. snys hc suffered that way for ,.ar-.
till hc commenced III" us. of Kodul
Dyspepsia Cure. and adds. Nov can
eat ANYTHING like and all want and
sleep snundlN every night" Kodpl Dys
pepsln Cure will iig"st what YOU eat
Ric. Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

The population of the valley
towns is as follows: Alamosa,
l.l4l: Del Norte. 705; Monte VISTA
$50; Manassa. 739; Saguache. 73:
la Jara, Dos, Hooper, III; Cone
jos, 3lS. The census enumerators
must have lost their bearings at
SaguHche md Monte Vista, IA
there were 116 votes polled in this
town n, the November election,
aud there ARE 31S school children
enrolled in the city schools, and
before the first Of January there
will In 40 more added to this num-
her.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17
Tho ease of James T. pbve V,

The ease of james +. Phyc vs..
Rio Grandc county for nursing a
man ut the Home, which was once
tried and sent to the higher court
and returned for n new trial is set
down for second hearing before
tho county conrt next Tuesday the
goth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-11-17

Roc 4 Lamb are making good
hcadway with their contracts on
the United Mines. The 10Th level
is being driven north and south
and the shat, is going down ut the
rate of three feet day. They
have made the best record for sink.
ing III the camp, and most certainly
understand their business. In
paying the highest wages in the
camp they get the very hest men.
--Crccdc Candle.