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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNCANsOS BRos., AUCTIoNEERS

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN LOTS ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF kALORAAlA AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
AND COLUMBIA ROAD, EACH IMPROVED
BY AN UNFINISHED DWELLING HOUSE.
BY virtue Of seven certain deecs OF trust dated
the 29th dav Of Mgy, A. D.. 1899 and recorded
among the land records Of the District Of Columbia
in Hber Z375 folios respectively 325 ct seq $50 ct
SEQ 334 ct SCI, SIS et seq, $40 ct seq, 3G6 ct
tain of the holders OF the notes secured thereby
We viii offer separately at public auction. in front
Of the premises on MONDAY. THE FIFTEENTH
DAY of JANUARY. A. d., 1900, commencing at
o'clock p. m, the following described prop
ertv situate in the county Of Washington District
parcels Of land and premises known and distin-
gtfisaec and bzing lots numbered twenty-seven
(27D, tVenty-eicht (2S1. twenty nine co. thirty
one (3I) thirty-three t33), thlrty-iOuF go and
thirty-hve (S5), Of Seymour ". TuilOch ct al
subdivision Of lots in block numbert SIX (6)
Washington Heights as per plat recorded in
Book County No. - page S. OF the records Of
bis, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale on each property; One-third
OF the purchase money 20 be paid IN cash. and
the balance to be paid in two sGs=sl ii--.aIunents
respectively in one and two years, secured by
deed Of trust upon the property sold. with inter
est thereon payable semi-annually at the rate OF
per cent per snnum until paid, or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of 500 on
each property will be required az time OF sale.
Sale to be closed in fifteen days from day Of SALE
otherwise the property will be resold at the risk
and cost OF defaulting purchaser after five days
the District OF Columbia. Conveyancihg and
revenue stamps at cost OF purchaser
BRATNARD u. WARNER,
CLARENCE b. RHEEA.
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LOST-strayed, stolen, well grown. dark tan
Bernard dog; name Bruno; tag 06OI Reward
Il delivered at 1920 G. St NV. Il
LOSr-Saturday night. between 9th st. and Pa
ave. and Hotel Raleigh. or on TN ST. be-
tween Pa. ave and = St, diamond cluster pin.
suitable reward If returned 20 J. W Bt-RK ART
Cos Pa ave. iat43t
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TYPEMRITERs.

FOR sALE-New Remington typewriter; No. .
sell cheap R. BROADwArER. Rossiyn, Va.
ial5-St
FOR SALE-Caligraph typewriter, ia good con
dition; cheap 10 Z St ne jaiS-St
CONE IN and do your typevvI.ins. lOc- per hour;
preliminary instruction free; typeErlters rent
ed ter practice AZ Low rates. delivered 10 your
home; best grade Of typewriter ribbons. 55c; ~
per dozen. NEWMAN's TYPEWRITER AGENCY.
Gil 18th St. NV. ocZ3-3no
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DR.. A. II. TAYLOR.

0O6 st. n. w.
Colo Filings and bridge work speciality, AZ
fhe lowest prices, ANA gam filing, SOC; full setB
Of teeth plates, $; extracting. either BY gas
or local spray. absolutely painless. zoe: with
out 2Se: all work done by experts and guar.
anteed The best open on Sundays from 10 70 8
O'clock. rnh22-ff-eu
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B SIS
7.55 A. ". WEEK DAYS, PFTTSBURG EX-
PRESS-PElor and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70
PittsburE.
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FOR RENT. SALE, OR EXCHANGE--Farm Of 20
acres; miles south Of city: large house, etc;
dairy sr truck; 1870; rent SIG per month.
OENEk, Room 8, oS5 L st. NV. jaI3-3t,em
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TEG1L NOTICE.

H. BUTLER No. 2O9s7. Docket
on motion OF the pl1iutin. by gr. Jas Med
CluiUgtou. her solicitor. DO Is ordered that the
defendant William n. Butler, cause his ap-
psaraucc TO be entered herein on or before the
hrst rlle-d1y occurring forty DAYS after this
dly, otherwise the cause VIII he proceeded with
a. Boo cas-. oi default. The object Of this suit IS
for divorce a viHculo- This order 90 be published
I'm the Washington Law Reporter and the Times
for the time prescribed by the rules Of the court.
b. the Court.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-PaWu ticket, diamond pin; plwncd
for $50; ticket SO; perfect stone. Address
Box 80. this office ialj 3t,e EN-
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By Young man. board and room in
private family: near Capitol; state terms Ad
dress BOX 23S, this office. iaIISt
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CROWDS VISIT NITA.


The great dead trance seer and paImi-t. She tell,
everything You want 10 know. No humbug Fee.
SOC up. 1902 Ia ave j1II3t
reader; guarantees satisfaction; prices. 25c
and so. s07 9TH St nv. ilI5-3t
GYPSY PIANIST. 1922 9Th ST. NV. 10 cents; walk
Upstairs; past present, FUTURE lucky charms;
separ-' ID brought together jalt-7t
ATTEND the Zancig's free lectures on paInistry
am tccpathy every evening lt S O'Clock;
>reading daily, 25c- 81 18th 81 NV jal2-st
MIR. L. NORRIS. Baltimore's talented medium,
at 80 9th ST. NV, daily from 10 20 6; seances
Tuesdays and Fridays, s D. IN; Wednesdays 2:30
p. m; Sunday nights at Maccabee Temple. 9th
st. NV; good music; silver collection jalo-7t
MSiE. RITA Card Res0cr; your fortune foz 10
and Is cents; extra reading, . cents. 92I
4th ST. ial2-Gt
NlE DAVIS. born clsiryoysnt and card reader
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences, rcunitcs the separated. and gives luck
to all; cures piles and drunkenness. l22S 18th ST.
nv. ial0-lmO.em
Don't he faxed By those reduction sales, bat
come aud purchase elegant Cust0nI-uadc
winter suit or ovCrcOat that is Just a little
worn, at 4 price far below the original. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 90 D. ia9-7t
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the greatest elaivoyant and life reader tells just
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St aY. ia1l-7t
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT-Briek stable. behind s5l Franklin
st. NV; perfect condition; s.. jaE4-st
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FOR RENT-il1 6Iz e. sw.. neat 5-room mousse
viii accept good culored party. lll55t EN-
FOR RENT-6-room house. ZIG New jersey
ave NV, $40; key next door. jali-Jt
FOR RENT-44s . ST. NV. an modern improve
meuts; arranged for . families; $3.50. house
open ldls-St
FOR RIM House SIS ct. ne, rooms aud all
mod imps: $40 iai0-Tt. en-
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FOUND.

FoUND-Carriec pigeon carrying No. 2g1 T.
2i23 st. NV. iaIj-St EN-
FOUND February 4. fine rosary. So. stephens
Church. Owner regain at the parsonage
Il
FoUND-Ioc cream. pure and delicious. zoe. per
gallon LACEY CREAMERY CO.. COZ n. Y.
Phone 2nel- je2I-u
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WALL PAPER.

BRITISH arc scizing American aour and may
get into serious trouble on account Of the
Illegal act Folks who scize the opportunity 20
have US paper the rooms viii regret II.
N0LTE, $40 9th 81 No BRANCH ja1S-t
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE-A bargain; small cash payment; bal
ance SO per month; Groom and bath. a. m
T.; Just completed; half square from cars; wide
paved alley; granolithic sidewalk; price, S3 600
Apply to owner, PERCY II. RUSSELL, I20G G.
St NV. jsl3-7t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
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WANTED-Competent woman for housework;
must have refs. Call 1919 nth ct. NV. Item
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WANTED-By three young men, BAT Of three fur
nished rooms and bath. Address BOX 24S, this
Office. iaI4-St
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FOR RENT-FARMs.

E&l[EZ 1-42. acre farm, small house. on Pot0-
as&nzz.zIer. EnQuire 2es Z St nv. ial4-3L
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wANTED-A good cook. Call at 800 II st. NV.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS can earn 500 per week taking orders for
our new. popular. and de luxe editions Of
Browning, Poe, Dickens. Irving ThaCkPray.
Scott, Buwer. Rc1de. and Paris Inside Out.
DINSMORE PUB. co. Cpl 9Th st. NV.
illS-3t.cm
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FOR RENT-Flats. sl2z and $50 18th ST. NV, 3
rooms; hot water heat; $50 " p MI
CALF I50j r 81. nv. tali-St
FOR RENT Splendid 4-roou fats, perfectly
private. 2Ss 60 pa Iftl 81 Sc, - per month
:. CARR, 1850 Md ave. az. Iali-3;.em
FOR RENT-Bright. ed floor fat. reasonable;
bath. an couyclierCcs. 2l5 9Th sV-, near Va
ti0ual Museum. 1al+-st
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent N word
/ for each insertion.
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FOR RENT-Brick stable behind s54 franklin
ct. NV; perfect condition; s.. iaE4-st
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NINE, THEO,

Medium and Card Reader. Washingt5n's most
famous ClliTvuyEnt and Pllmist. Consult her on
business. love. aad family ahairs; rcunites the
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
Tiages, and gives luck Open daily German
spoken; 9jc and SOC. 30 II Il. NV i1IO-Tr
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JOB BARNARD

n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI MBlA. HOLDING A SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS cot Rr BUsTNEsS-IN RE
ESTATE or MARIA EtdI. Deceased No
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A Beautiful Array of Holiday Goods....
 You'd Better Come Ear|y-thr Goods are Going Fast

mia, l.; Connecticut, 1 !; Florida, 1 Illinois, ?; Massachusetts, :; Min nesota. g; Missouri, l New Jersey ?; New York. 3; North Dakota, l Pennsylvania, 3; Texas, 2; Wash ington, !; West Virginia. 1. The following states will lose: Kansas 1; Louisiana, 3; Mississippi, 3 Nebraska, I; North Carolina, 4 South Carolina, 3; Virginia, l.
 A dispatch from China reports . fearful mission slaughter in the province of Shan Si. The first vic tins, the dispatch says, were Cath ollie bishop and his coadiutors and four European priests, Franciscans Italian and French. The governor invited them to his house, pretend ing to guarantee them protection but when they arrived their hands were tied. The governor himself poigniardcd them all. Later he went to the bishops residence with number of soldiers and seized six Marseilles sisters. He promised them money and distinguished hus- bands if they would renounce Christianity, which offer they unanimously rejected. Fifteen seminarists who had hidden them selves in eistern were killed. Mr and Mrs. Atwater and their two lit . tie children; Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Price and their son, all of the American board: Mr. and Mrs. La gren of the Swedish, and Miss FL dred, an English woman, were butchered
 Missouri Pacific railroad has is sued S2,9S3,560 additional capital stock to purchase the Kansas City Northwestern railroad.
 Rear Admiral Remey, in his off cial reports of the recent typhoon which visited the island of Guam reports that the storm was the se- verest in forty years. The town of Marajan was leveled and twenty eight persons were killed Several persons were killed in various small villages.
 Carroll D. Wright, United State commissioner of labor, has com pleted his fifteenth annual report. It is compilation of wages in com mercial countries, and embraces data relative to the highest, lowest and average wages paid. and the hours of
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labor in ninety-two countries, prov inces and colonies, exclusive of for ty-seven states and territories in this country. It gives quotations for each country as far back as any off cial statement was to be found, and down to the present year. These quotations are for 4,459 occupations and subdivisions of occupations. The figures are taken from nearly 1,500 different official reports and they cover 900,000 definite rates.
 The famous pan-American beauty contest closed in New York on the Sd inst and the awards were made. This was competition held for the purpose of selecting the two most beautiful women in America, blonde and brunette, to typify North and South America on the official em- blem of the pan-American exposi- ton in Buffalo in 1901. A commit tee of ten, of which Senator c. M. Depew was chairman. selected from photographs sent to New York, Miss Maude Coleman Wood, of Char lottesville, Va, to represent North America. and Miss Maxine Elliott (Mrs. N. c. Goodwin), brunette. to represent South America.
 The commissioner-gene of i'm migration in the annual report of the operations of his bureau for the fiscal year ended June 20, 1900, sub mits tabulatcd statements showing the arrival in this country during that period of 44s,572 alien immi- grants, 425,372 through ports of the United States and 23,200 through | Canada. Of these 3O4,14S were males and 144,424 females; 54, 4,624 were under II years of age, 370,3S2 were from IA to Az years old, and 23,566 were 45 and over. The total immigration reported, 44S,572, is in excess of that for the preceding year, 311,7l5, by 136,s57, or 43 g per cent As to countries of origin. l24,700 came from European, IT, 946 from Asiatic, 30 from African, and 5,S96 from all other sources
 Tables showing the pursuits of the immigrants reported distribute them as follows Professional, D. S92; skilled trades, 61,443; miscel- laneous, 249,796; no occupation, in- cluding women and children, l34,- 341.
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The grewsome cargo of the Han- cock which arrived at San Fran cisco from Manila last Monday is a stern reminder of the bitter fruits of imperialism. This ship brought back the bodies of I,5oo American soldiers and sailors who gave up their lives in the Philippines. A few days ago ship brought home load of soldiers who were com pletely broken down ill mind and health. The worst thing is that there seems to be no end to this. Granting that we can some day gain complete control of the Philippines, will they be worth the awful price we are paying for them?
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Prof. Shinn in his biennial re- port says that the time is not yet ripe tor compulsory education in Arkansas. This is question , which has been discussed consid- erably of late. Those who object to it urge that the state should not interfere with the private affairs of its citizens; that every man has a right to be the judge of his own child's welfare and for the state to usurp this prerogative would be a species of paternalism repugnant to American ideas. But as the state owes its existence to it's citi- zens. and it's welfare is dependent upon their wisdom and intelligence, it is plain that the state should have the right to regulate the edu- cation of those who will some day control its destinies.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.

The price of sugar and salt took big jump the past week.
 The latest is a corner on eggs, and it is a Chicago man that is en- Igineering the scheme.
 The work of constructing a tele- graph line from Tacoma, Wash, to Alaska will be commenced early next spring.
 A fire at Fulton, Ky, started by burglars, destroyed quarter of a million dollars worth of business property
 By the explosion of a boiler in the power house of the Chicago X Northwestern railroad in Chicago five workmen were instantly killed and about fifty injured.
 The Standard Oil Company's cap ital of $1OO, 100000 has now mar ket value of over $s00,O0O,000. The stock is the second highest priced in- dustrial in the country
 Capt. Carl Reichman, of the 17th infantry, who was detailed by the war department to report on the op- erations of the Boer forces in the South African war, has returned to Washington. In his report he says the total strength of the Burghers was never more than 55,000 He es- inmates that about 10000 men are yet in the field
 The report of the isthmian canal commission submitted by the presi- dent to congress gives as the unani- nous conclusion of that body that ''the most practicable and feasible route for an isthmian canal under the control and management and ownership of the United States is that known as the Nicaragua route." The commission esti- mates the cost of this route at S200. $40. .000.
 Commissioner of Pensions Evans report, as submitted to con- gress, shows that at the close of the last fiscal year there were on the pension roll 993,225 names, a net increase of 2,010 over the fiscal year 1899. The number added to the rolls during the year was 45,- 344. The amount disbursed for army pensions during the year was S13i, HOO, ,597 24, and for navy pen sions $3,!61,533 41, a total oi S13s.46 130 .65, which shows ar increase over the previous years ex. penditure of $107,077 70. There were 6S4 names added to the rolls during the year by special acts passed at the first session of the ffty-sixth congress.
 In speech in the French senate when the naval bill was under dis cussion, Gen.A Mercier caused sen sation when he said: In view oi the possibility of war with Grea, Britain, the use of the army is not sufficiently taken into account. The times are not the same as they werf a hundred years ago. Steam, th, navy. the telegraph and the rail
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England is becoming alarmed at the tenacity of the Boers. It seems that although England has burned their farms and driven their wives and children into bondage, the old burghers are not through fighting yet. Simultaneously with this re port comes the news that Great Britian has been forced to borrow $Ioo, GOO, ,ooo for her military ex- penses. Imperialism comes high.
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It is now said that Republicans will not favor the bill introduced by Representative Cumpacker, of Iowa, which has for its object the reduction of the South's represent ation in Congress. They evidently do not care to go on record as re- cognizing the right of the South to disfranchisc negroes.
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A number of business men s con- ventions have passed resolutions lately favoring the creation of a consular board, which is to appoint all our consuls. Under this plan it is thought that our consuls may be better qualified in business way for the discharge of their duties
 than under the present method of passing around consular appoint mants as rewards for political service
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Congress has appointed a con- mittee to investigate the practice of hazing at the West Point mih- tary academy. Recently one of the cadets died after an unusually severe and brutal hazing.
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Senator Jones has attained a prominence in party ranks that no Arkansas man has ever reached before. The papers that are at tacking him so bitterly will do well to consider this fact.
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The Senate, by vote of 65 to r7, decided the Nicaraugan Canal should be an American waterway and that the United States should have the right to fortify it and con trol it Good for the Senate.
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Americans should all feel proud of Gen. Chaffee for his stand in regard to the footing of Pekin. The spectacle of the young giant of the west protecting unfortunate China is a stirring one indeed.
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Democrats lost several hundred thousand votes in the South ill the last election. This may be alarm ing to some, but on the whole it should be beneficial. It should be Ia warning to the Democrats that they must nominate good men and
 make a clean, honest fight. It might save Jeff Davis the trouble of turning Red River through the State House if we had close state election in Arkansas occasionally.
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Those who. o.believe that sentiment as factor in everyday life is be- coming extinct, will find a beauti- full contradiction of this opinion in the action of Congress in regard to Congressman .Boutelle, of Maine. MT. Boutelle has long been lead CT in the House of Representatives, and not long ago his mind and health broke down completely. A bill passed Congress few days ago giving MT. Boutelle the pay of retired captain in the navy and this will enable him to end his days in comfort.
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Every few days some long-haired, unwashed anarchist, who takes himself very seriously, announces that he feels bound to slay Presi- dent Mckinley. The vagrancy law should be applied to these would-be martyrs.
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A Strong Fertilization.

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 Dr. Tut; Your Liver Pills are the wheel oflife. l shall ever be grateful for the accG mt that brought them to my notice. l feel as if l had a new lease of life. J. Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col. Tutt's Liver Pills
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No doubt Red River begins to feel unsafe in its channel as the time for Jeff Davis inauguration
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 It is gratifying to the friends of organized labor to know that at the meeting of the American Fed eration of Labor i'll Louisville, the conservative element predolninated. Labor can never gain for itself pub lie commendation when it allies itself with anarchy, and the action of the Federation i'll voting down several incendiary measures is especially propitious. American labor should greet the new century as body of conservative and dig nifed citizens.
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It seems now highly improbable than any of the Powers will inter vene in behalf of the Boers and England will usher in the new century with one of the most cruel and heartless wars the world has ever seen
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The regular ante-election cru sades against vice have been inaug- urated in all the large cities.
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draws near.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01
TIME RIPE FOR CIVIL RULE
New Philippines Commission to be
Superior to the Military

Washington, March SO.-The cabinet
was in session for one hour longer today
than usual and the leading topic Of dis
cussion was the instructions to he given
the new Philippine commission. These
instructions, it is learned. have not yet
been formally communicated to the COM
missioners. but in all probability. they
win be within a day or two It is known,
however, that it is the purpose of the
president TO make the civil government
of the Philippines. represented by the
commission, superior to the military in
all matters pertaining to the government
OF the islands not strictly military in
character It is believed that Judge Taft,
before he accepted the Craftsmanship of
the commission, had a perfect under
standing with the president as to the
relations which should exist between the
Avil and military authorities and also
that srom the time the commission ar
rives in Manila its authority will De su-
prene, under the president, as t. all
matters Of government.