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EAILROIDS.
Baltimore 81 Ohio
RAII ROAD.
soh,sne in eject december a. 1902

AAlA
sehesdle in eject December "a, 1899.
Lave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey Avenue and G Street
lor Chicago and Northwest, vestibuled Limited
Trans lO;S5 A. m, sos Q. m, daily.
for Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and lndianap0Ass
ENpress, lO:55 m. Yestibuled Limited S:4O P.
m, e-preSs I2:O5 night, daily.
Fol Pittsburg and Cleveland. I0.S5 a. m. and
e-SO and IL -5j p m, daily.
or Columbus. Toledo and Detroit 1905 night
and $40 and $3.50 D. M
or Luray, S;io p r. daily.
sor Baltimore. week Gays. S2.S5. 500. 6.So.
115o9. x':lO xs.30. SIS, x9:5O. Xle-0o a m.
xlZ:0o n IZ:15, xi=I5. 1900 x3 80. xs 30 1855
&9-O0, N5:lO, N5-30, XG.2O, ESQ. x5 90, $1,000
I;S@ 1ll;S@ III 30 p m. sundays. E2.S5, X. 90.
xS:OO, 4:35. x5:o5. 26:l0. C.S0. xs.OO, xlO-OO.
xll:so. XII 30 ?. m.
For Annapolis. 7:IO and ss5 a m. l2.l5 and
$50 2. m Sundays. S-SG g. m, 4-2J p.
For Frederick, week days. s.S5. 1855 a. m.
~ 5:so p m sundays 900 a m. rs IA
For Esgerstown, 'l0:S5 .. m and 80 p.
a m, 80, $50. 7:05 p. m. Sundays. 500 a.
For Gaitfersburg and way points. week day
s;25 a. m, iz=5O. 300, 40 4;35. J-3O, 7.0-
II Is p m. Sundays. 800 a. n, LIS. 4.SS, I.O5
For Washington Junction and way point.
week days. s:35 a. m. $50, $50 .. N Sundays.
300 A. Il, l,l5 p n
Royal Blue LI1e.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For Baltimore, Philadelphia New YORK Bottom
and the East. week days, : .05 (Diaer). $50
BUFFET, 1000 DINER a. m, u .o5 DINER.
1:l5 (DineT). 800 Royal Limited TX
clusively Pullman Train Dining Car SOS
Dining Car, 500. II 30. and as night. (Seep
ing Car open at 1910 o'clock). Sundays. 7-03
300 a. N. 12.05 noon. l-I5 Dir.ag Cars 300.
sos Dining Cars. 500. II.sO. and 2.s5 night
Sleeping Car open 1000 o'clock)
PsrlCT Cars IN AL day trains
For Atlantic City 1890 a. m, l2-05 Doon, and
rs and 500 p. m week days. l2:j5 noon Sun
days.
For Cape May, week days. l2.Oj and I rs D. m.
Except Sunday. xEzp=ess trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotel
md residences by Union Transfer Co. orders
eft az ticket Offices. 6l9 Pennsylvania Ayeaue
NV. New York Avenue and 18th Street ard
pepot.
=. d. UNDERWOOD. ID p. MARTIN.
ID v p AID Gen W1n Nor Vase Tr8fic.
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STORAGE.

sToRACE. sc per load. L. s. STORAGE CO..
go 10Th st. ~. mhliSt
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LEGAL NOTICES. .

ESTATE of George A. Dawes. Deceased, No. sos.
Docket .. Gerald NJ. johnson. has. with the
approval Of the Supreme Cfut Of the District Of
Columbia, holding a special term for Orphans
1900. At 10 O'CLOCK 4. NJ, as the time, and said
court room the place, for passing OF claims
and making payment and distribution under the
courts direction and control; when and whore all
creditors and persons entitled to distributiyc
shares or lcgacies or a ieEdrc, ara notified q
attend in person or by agent or attorney duly
authorized with their elaiuls against the eSta't
properly vouched: Protiaed this order be publish
ed once in each of three successive weeks before
said day in the ''Washfngttc Law Reporter ana
the Washington Times.
Signed March Is, l905s,a
Approved: CHAS. c. COLE, Justice.
NJ J. GRIFFITH Acting Register OF Wills
CARLISLE q JOHNSON, Attorneys.
mhlj, - p
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
WANTED To buy Iight horse ,iriir,rv
wagon, m good condition; must D. cheap
for cash. us gth ~. me-. Item
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ROOMS papercd SIS tp; guaranteed. RICH
ARD S. RYNEN. 5th and II SIS. ne. mh2-lIt
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ron RENT-nooMs.

FOR RENT-Eicgant rooms, Sl.51 up weekly.
SS7 Pa. ave NV mbl5-St'oa
LIGHT HOUSEkEEPING4-o large hH. room;
reasonable. 207 81. nlhi'-St,em
FOR RENT-Third floor frcut hall room; heat.
gas and bath; 81 per month. s23 ~ st. NV
FOR RENT-Furaished second stcry fiont room.
us nth e. NV. mhl'-'t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished third story front
room; well heated; SO 123 llth IT. NV.
mhl5-5t
floor furnished unfinished, with gas. heat
and bath - II r. uw. mhl'-'s
WANTED-By gentleman. furnished room; state
full particulars. Address BOX 456, this Office
mhl5-3t
FOR RENT-Three communicating rooms furnished
for housekeeping, including bed and table
linen; convenient 10 Pension and G. =. o. AZ
II 81. NV. II
FOR REYT-Tvo rooms, with neat and ga; Sl2.
1O2 10th It. Sc mhli-3t,em
1915 II ST. y. w.-Iarge, fur. parlOr; bedroom, 81
floor; fur. or unfur-; rent reasonable
mhl4-3t.om
FOR RENT-Large. beautiful, furnished 'front.'
room. in strictly private family only 81 %
per week Apply at 4S4 II ST. NV. mhi4-S'
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. Sd hoor
southern exposure; Price very rcasonSo.e-
1854 II st. NV. mhl4-St
FOR RENT-A large front room, within ave
MINUTES walk Of Agricultural. Smithsonian,
and Bureau Of Engraving and Printing ~
St sw mhfi-5t
FOR RENT-Two Sd f,or rooms. water on 2d, con
venient TO 7th and St cars. 2Oil Ism 81
FOR RENT-FurnislSd rooms. 50, IS, sl3 81 gl7
It. NV. mhl4-5t
FOR RENT- Tn, ,,i.1,. s,, t,.l n ,nrD,fni inc
rooms in private family for quiet couple or
two gentlemen. $40 Sd ST. NV. NH last
FOR RENT-Nominal rent for large. well-fur.
front rOom in niCely-kept house; few steps
from Metropolitan cars; small family. l5l1 -all
st. 81. NV. mhls-5t EN-
BRIGHT. cheerful bedroom for rent, March l5;
bath on same floor. 7i2 Sta s.. nv.
mhlS-5t.om
! FOR RENT-Fur. and unfur. rooms; near Govern
ment Printing Office; l. "a. k. l055 y. ). az e.
NV. mhlS-St.'m
/ FOR RENT-Thrcc bright cheerful rooms, entire
Cd floor. with heat, gas. and bath. IN family
/ Of three; rent cheap 10 right p~rttos ll5l \.
/ >. ave. NV. ''''''
FOR RENT-wsn furnished rooms front aud
back; $40 and Sl2. lIl7 81. NV. mhia-at
| FOR RENT-u2 9th *. rooms; ucar Penr-z lvlnia
depot; $50 and $50 weekly. mhl5-at
FOR RENT Furnished room. Ist foor; near c.
p. o. ioI nv. mhiS-St
( FOR RENT Nicely furnished room; moderate
tl9 y MS. mhia-''
/ FOR RENT-TWo unf,lruisb,d or furnished rooms
suitable for light Lou-ckcop.Lg sal I g.
/ NV mals-st
FOR RENT-so5 st. NV, furnished rooms
reasonable rates. mhla-St
FOR RENT Rooms; nicely fur, newly papsr,,
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MANTEp-rNFrRxIsnEp Rooms.

WANTED Two large unhlui-bed rooms. for 3. D
k. 2d floor, moderate rent AdIres- Bu
a.. this office f-.ri1f
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FOR SALE-Only SlO0 down aud balance monthly
for l2i2 Duncan Place ne, pretty Groom
brick; all Improvements; newly paBered: near
electric cars. W r. WRIGHT, 6l9 2 ST. NV II
Fur sALE-13l6 18th St, three-sfory brick. TO-
room dwelling; price $500 For paTticulars
apply 20 A. ID. ADDISON SOS I1ih-st-
M Ulster
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MpHLERs BARBER SCHOOL. SSS Bowcry. New
York city; barber trade taught in weeks,
new system; diplomas awarded; positions guar
4nteed when through; wages Saturday wSte lear
ing; all too.S donated; special inducements nov;
write for catalogue mhl5-0t .cm
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wANTED-DICYCLE
We MANI loo second-hand bicycles for cash.
HUSTLER BICYCLE REPAIR Co. AZ and
Ee ave. gW. ias-snBos
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CANADIAN PACIFIc RAILWAY
lateuGcd Steamship sailinSs froz. Vancouver
JAPAN CHINA AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS or INDIA. March 26, says. July -
EMPRESS or JAPAN. April I6. June IS. Aug. p
EMPRESS OF CHINA-...May Z. July Q, sept 10
HATAila ISLAND kg1 i"sI ALA
WARRINOO April C NIOWERA. May 4
tor rates apply iZ2J PcnHsy lyania Ayenur-
Cel5-tu. TIA sa-l5Gt
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CHEAP RENT-Four rooms and bath fat: all
light rooms GA L st. NV. only 1880 per
month. b. F. SAUL. COR. 9Th and L SIS. nv.
mhl4-2t.cu
ron RENT-Thrce- nat, SIS COMPTON,
1880 Oregon ave. mhli-1t
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FOR sALE-FARAIS.

FOR SALE-I9s acres, Orange county, Va, l.
room house, stable, horses, barn, chicken
coop. new corn crib; about 20 clear. bal. oak,
pine. and hickory; sprinSs; p. =. q p. r. r.
through place, = mills 70 church. store postofice,
depot; some fruit; will sell trade; price. per
acre, SIS. JOHN A. BARNES, SO X ne. mhl3-St
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POsToFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. b. C.. POSToFFICE NOTICE
Should De read d.ily. as changes may occur AZ
ans time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the ports OF
sailing daily and the schedules az cluElugs are
arranged 5u the presumption oi their uniutefrupt
cd overland transit. For the week ending March
i, 1900 ihc I4,t erecting closes VIII BE- made
from thI- Office % iJilovs-
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND SITS.
IS A. NJ WEEK DAYS. PTTTSBURG EX-
PREsS-Pzrlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg TO
Pittsburg
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IOUND-Ice cream, pure and delicious 7Oc per
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO, COZ n. I.
ave. NV. Phone 2oeI. je27-u
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Gail at office for semi-mOHthly Bulletin
FOR sALE-NORTHWEST.

FOR SALE OR RFNr-House 2l9 Pa ave. NV;
stories. containing 10 roOns; excellent con-
dtiou; price. $1,000; rent $3.50. Apply 2t52 Pa
ave toUposite) mhl3-Jt -
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FOR %ENT-owncr giving up housekeeping will
rent residence. . rooms aud bath; hne order
carpets. shades. and large bookcase included oul,
so per mouth references. Call on OWNER. 1882
l ST. NV. mhIi-3.
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HELP wANrEn-,1A-.E-

Advertisements under this hend
VIII be Inserted for one cent n word
TO each fnSertIon.
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PERSONALS.
Dr.. Young :; 81: T: = 4 4:

Oldest IN age longest located:
Regular graduate two schools:
Authorized By the District GoyerHmeEftot treat
All diseases Of the Nose, Throat and Lungs Heart
Nerves Brain. Blood, skin. Stomach Kidneys. and
Bladder. Night Losses, Sexual Weakness, and all
Special Diseases Of cltherscX. Structure EaricCcels
and HydTocele cured without cutting or operation.
No pain No loss Of time a prompt and per-
nanent cuTc guaranteed. SyThilislauy ystagp) )Curgd
Tor life without mercury or potash No exposure,
CHARGES LOW.
MEDICINES FURNISHED.
Daily Ofioe Hours-lO to I and s too suuylaz
70 20 p
FREE CONSULTATION.
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HELP wANrnp-FEMALE.

Aav-rtIseneBts under this head
viii he Inserted for ono cent n word
for each Insertion.
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AN ACTIVE LIVER

mon, good health. The greatest Liver Rczu'ltaf
in be world is Warmers safe CuJc. T;y IL g0l5y.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

ron saLE-HIsCELLANEO
FOR SNE one of th- famou, Fischer square
pianos. only So, s. monthly payments, can
DE- seen az O.. G. SMITHS, ls25 Pa. ave-
mhl5-ucm
FOR SALE-Toe Hov and meat rack. Rear 5l5
st. mhi5-S1,em
FOR SNLE-Pavu ticket a. gentleuau's new
stylish gold watch chain, s., iu i1r s. Ad-
dress Bon 4.3. ti- oihee. Il
FOR SAIE-Psvu tiost for diamond ring 1is
karat, SO, ia Tor SEA Address bon rs. tHis
otaec- It
ITS No WONDER our priudug paws Won Il =
the finest and costs no more than The common
Kind Pronptues- IS orr KEYNOTE We publish
and print everything Our imitation typewriter
letters FAl, 81 80 for 30 Rooms for rent, etc.
cards b. zach HAlMoRTH PUBLISHING
HOUSE. SO stb st. nv l u
FOR sALE-B4st axle grease. boxes 25e.; send
postal. SIDNEY SOLOMON, stable supplies.
81 =. hN- Hl..-1--.
roR SNLE-Psvn. ticket, fine diamond ring anil
watch. Address BOX fs4, this once mhl5-at
r0R s,LF-Fuu drezs. eutavav. and four sack
suits: striped trousers, ft man . feet inches,
weighing TOO 10 40 pounds. Address BOX 163
this Office mhl5-5t
FOR SALE-New high grade paror set, also ma
hogsuy chamber set and other furniture. cali,
after p. M. a. : ct. NV. mhl5-5t
FOR SALE-seving machine. nearly new. sl2.
Apply az I77S Willard -. nv. mhltSt
FOR sALE-rsuu ticket for diamond and opal
cluster ring. iu for SIS; ticket, SO. Address
BOX $50. this ,f'ce. mhli-St
FOR sALE-Re.I thread laces. India and crepe
-havls, antique iewelrv, solid silver fine
rosewood chairs. SERGEANT, 1909 z 81 nw.
mhlS-6tem
ron sALE-Large ofhcc desk. parior and cham.
ber furniture sideboard, carpets etc. at 1927
NJ ST. NV. mnI9-ol,em
FOR sALE-Fine oak office fixtures. p feet; les
than half cost. THE ARK, MERRY q CHIP
LEY. 3l5 9th st. NV. mhl33t
FOR SALE-Loft Of fine record hoIncrs viii sell
cheap. Call at once, at lll0 Nd. ave. sw. Il
ron SNF-Tweniy thoroughbred black Minorca
chickens. 1 grocery wagon, almost new, cost
$50 will sell for S25; hand made ". II. NclN-
| ri RIFF. 9th and Albany IS. ne, lexington.
| D.. G mhlS-St
FOR SAIF-A lot OF GOOD SEEMING MACHINES
which We have taken in exchange lately for
| NEW BICYCLE BALL BEARING DOMESTlCS
| New Homes Singers, Whites, ". 4 Wilson'S
/ Wilcox s. Gibbs. etc, at s.. s., and Sl2 each;
/ we need the room. All guaranteed perfect A
/ postal will bring one 10 you foc trial, free, of
course c. AUERBACH, & II. Phone 7T2
mh1O6t
| FOR sALE-Mounted buffalo head, deers elk.
moose, and other animals and birds
| SCHNuD'S, Taxidermist, 7l2 18th St NV.
ia24-tf,em
FOR sALE-ss for hair mattresses. in two parts;
lounges, 81 IS; So cook and heating stoves 50;
/ parlor and bedroom siiteS, 81 per week; We are
/ after furnishing your house. cash OF credit. RED
| slOND. 81 and 3l3 IIh St NV deiu.e EN-
| FOR SALE-Cske oven coke, better than gas
coke, g. 50 per load; ne. and Sc, S215 per
I load; northwest and southwest orders booked at
600 s.. NV; cash with order de1-u
FOR -LE-GoOd quality opaque shades 1tteG tC
yog windows. only 25c; the bess quality 0i
ouaq1.e shades, 80 cents; hung free; viii call witt
samples KLEEBLATTS. Ilth and II sts. ne.
| aU21-tf
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M NE, THE .,

NINE, TH=
1TeliuD, and Card Bcsdcr. Wg-liueton's most
famous Clairvoyaut and Palmi-t Consult her on
business love. and ismiy affairs; reuuites the
scnarated: removes spells; causes speedy mar
ri5grs aud gives luck Open daily German
Snoken; 25c and SOC. go II st. nN- rllJ-'t
LADIES who desire a Monthly Regulator that
cannot fail will please address WIKI stamp,
DIR. STEVENS Buffalo, n Y
de5, ,tu, q, salty
pIRITUALISM-NADAN NOLAN win hold tesy
CIRCLE every Tuesday. Thursday. and sunday
evening at D. m., s02 7,h 81 NV; sittings daily
mhl3-St
A WORD TO THE MECHANIC AND WORKING
MAN: We consider your interests when We
sell vou q good warm. sFrvlccabic suIt Of clothes
on an overcoat made by cur best tailors and worn
the feast bit 10 price below competition. The
remarkable JUSTU'S OLD STAND, 90 d 81. my.
mhlS-it
MNE. DAVIS. hoIu clsiryoyaut and card reader,
tells about business. removes spells and Cvil
Influences, reunites the separated, and gives luck
10 all; cures piles aad drunkenness. 122S 25th st.
aW. mhi0 lIco, ,cIn
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Mr. L. NORRIS B3iUm0re's talented medium,
az 40 gth st. NV. daily from 10 To- sun
Gavs included; sC5nles Tues. and Fri, $ p. w /;
Wednesdays, 2:30 p. NJ; Sunday nights at Open
heimcr's HaU, jlf 9TH 81. NV. good music; silver
collection uilI5-.t
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Prof. 1. DESMOND,

Cllirvovaut and Ps'mist, whose marvellous power is
astonishing. tolls every fear hope. and ambition
of YOUR liie. gives ful! names. and date Of mar
rage. etc. P1rlcrs I22J y. y. ave. terms reason
sbic mhl2-5,. .cm
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WANTED-HOUSES.

MANTE0-To rent 7-room private house will.
front rooms suitable for small store: rent no.
TO exceed SIS; northeast OF southeast preferred.
10 Va. ave. 50. rnhls-sf
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wANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.
wANTED-TABLE BOARD.

NANrED-T1blc board by two young men. in
private family; five minutes walk from llth
a. and PA. ave; So apiece per month Address
BON I33 this office. mIlf-3t
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THE ST. LOUIS STRIKE.
Several Strikers Shot by Deputies but Con-
ditiOn Now Improved.

Several Strikers Shot by Deputies but Con.
dition Now Improved.
St. Louis, June I1-Cars are running
on all lines without police protection to-
day. There has been no trouble. The
governor has not called out the troop:
nor is he likely to do so.
Sunday was one of the most eventful
and bloody days since the great strike
on the St. Louis transit began more than
a month ago. There were numerous en-.
counters between strikers and other riot.
ing individuals and the constituted au.
thorities, resulting in three deaths and
the wounding of five or more persons,
mostly strikers. One of the latter will
die. The dead are:
c. Edward Thomas, striking conductor
on the Choteau avenue line; shot in
breast by deputy sheriff; died on the way
to the hospital.
George Rine. striking motorman on
Delmar Avenue line; shot in abdomen by
deputy sheriff; died at city hospital:
Fred Boehm, aged citizen, shot and in.
stantly killed while standing In his front
yard by deputy sheriff.
Wounded:
Ed Burkhardt, striking conductor on
Delmar avenue line; shot in head; may
die.
Oscar Marvin, conductor on the Lee
avenue line; shot in right hand and arm;
serious.
August Smith, shot in right arm and
breast; not serious.
Charles Ludwig, shot in hand; not
serious.
Daily camera., 1900-06-11
XeQ|y Of Life
browns Herself
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

Weary of Breath, Rashly Importuaste,
Gone to Her Death.
Children playing about the Beasley
ditch, near A. M. Hunters place, east of
town, found the floating body of a woman
in the ditch about o'clock this morn.
ing. Justice Dyer, Marshall Bass and
E. A. Knapp went to the place, viewed
the surroundings and reported at the cor
oner's Office. Coroner Trezise telephoned
from Louisville, where he had been
called as undertaken, for his assistants to
take the body out. The lady was removed
to the morgue and has been identified by
Samuel Hayden, u. E. Weaver and 9th.
ers as Mrs Virginia tebben. The lady
slept last night at the home of Mrs
Rose Miller on Railroad street and arose
early. Next heard of her was the discov.
cry of the body. AT what point she tell
in, or jumped in, no one seems to know.
She lay sideways in the water. with her
hands folded on her breast. The de-
missed woman was over 10 years old, and
of French descent Her son, Isaac, is
employed by the Atlas Reduction com
pary and lives, with large family of
children, in Highland Lawn. He is 45.
and an industrious, honest citizen.
Messrs Hayden and Weaver stated
that Mrs Stebben had lived alternately
with their families tor many months.
Both agree that she was hard to get
along with. She had resided in Boulder
about four years.
Mrs Stebbens lines had not fallen in
pleasant places. Divorced from her
husband, compelled to do menial service
after three score years and ten had
passed, cuffed about and ignored until
she became cook for the demi monde,
dependency is easily imagined as the
cause tor her act. There are no marks |
on her person to indicate violence. The |
coroner believes it was plain case of
suicide.
Daily camera., 1900-06-11

Industrial coal at Woollett's.
Daily camera., 1900-06-11
C||DOS Reig|lS
All Over Europe
THE POWERS UNITED.
And vii Take Poktn If the Boxers are not
Suppressed.

And vii Take P0ktn II the Boxers are moi
| Suppressed.
Paris. June II-Premier Delcasse
stated IN the chamber of Deputies today
that perfect entente had been arrang.
ed between the powers regarding the
Chinese situation. Further application
will be made to China to put down the
boxers, but if the plea fails, the powers
will take counsel among themselves and
act.
St. Petersburg, June 1I-It is stated
the powers have agreed to hold 5000
troops at Port Arthur ready to 20 to
Tien Tsin.
Tlen Tsin, June Io-The third train OF
500 foreign troops left for Pekin today
Tien Tsin, June 11-It is reported the
Empress has fed to the Russian leg alton
for protection. 1t is further reported
1000 Russians have landed and are
marching to Pekin.
London, June 1.-THE admirals. at
Taku, acting in concert, are forclbly re
opening the railway from Tien Tsn to
Pekin. Gangs of laborers are repairing
the damaged line, which is guarded by
1900 men, composed of detachments
from the foreign fleets. One hundred
Americans, under Captain McCalla, are
among them. They have guns and ar.
mored trains for use when the line is re.
paired, which can hardly be effected be-
fore Monday night.
Ten thousand troops of all nationaltles
according to a dispatch to the Daily
Express. from Shanghai, will be sent to
Pekin to back up the demands of the
ministers upon the government, or if
necessary to suppress the boxes them
selves.
New York, June 1.-THE World this
morning prints the following from its
Pekin correspondent;
Pekin. June 9, via Shanghai, June 10
The situation here is appalling.
The Boxers have destroyed the rail.
road.
The native government refused ad.
ditional guards to foreigners. Only 400
armed men of all natiopal,ties are here.
American missionaries are all assem-.
bled in the Methodist compound Zen.
closure) which has guard of only ten
marines.
Frightful reports of butcheries come
from the country.
In every instance the troops furnished
by the native government have ANAL
gamated with Goined) the boxers.
The government has not even rebuked
the troops, thus proving its intent.
Only one slender wire holds communi-
cation between Pekin and the outside
world.
There are twenty four foreign war
ships at Taku, but they are practically
de6ed by the Chinese government.
The tsung Ii yamen Chinese foreign
ministry seems to mean we'll, but is
powerless.
The foreign ministers now recognize
too late that all previous Chinese prom
ises and edicts have been deceptive.
Arouse the Christian world immediate
ly to our peril.
A committee of American missionaries
has indorsed the above statement.
Daily camera., 1900-06-11

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Daily camera., 1900-06-11
HOLD UPS IN CAMP,

Man at LeadvilIe Held Up and Robbed
on Fourth Street,
Leadville, June II-W. c. Mayo, col.
lector for the state directory, was held
up and robbed on 4th street last night
A purse containing sI4o in bills was
taken from him. In his inside vest
pocket he had 5000 and 500 in silver
were in his hip pocket. These escaped
the robbers notice.
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BOc|S C0p|u|e 0||d
XIII Hundreds
BRITISH LOSE HEAVILY.
Force of 600 Mon Either Killed, Wounded
or Captured by the Beers,

Force OF 6OO mon GiCher h1Heo, WOUNDED
OF Captured by the Beers,
London, June II-Buller cables tina,
his forces concentrated at the junction Of
the Kip and Cans Vile, anticipating to
find 5000 Beers there, but they retired
Buffers casualties, after brief fighting
were killed and 7 wounded.
Kelley-Kenny reports severe British
reverse at Roadsdale. Methuen, With
the greater part of his division, on June
8, despatched Knox with 600 troops to
dislodge the Boer outposts. The British
casualties were officers killed, 3 officer.
wounded, Is men killed and 50 wounded.
All the others (orginally 600 strong) were
but six men.
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IT'S NEWS TO BRYAN.

Dossn't Know Anything About What
Jones Thinks.
Liucoln, June II-When asked regard.
ing the report that Chairman Jones was
to make an effort to induce him to make
free silver secondary issue in the Kan
sas City platform, Colonel Bryan simply
said today, II don't know anything about
-
Daily camera., 1900-06-11

Something for nothing that's what is
offered you by the Lion Coffee premium
display in Abstract Title company's front
window.
Daily camera., 1900-06-11
Col. |Ve[S Phillips.
Posses AN0y
IVERS PHILLIPS is DEAD.

Disting uIshed Citizen of Boulder fassos
Away ut the Ripe Age of Ninety.five.
Colonel Ivers Phillips passed away
last night. So painless was the event
that it was scarcely noted by the con-
slant attendants at his bedside. Colonel
Phillips had been unconscious since Fri
day and death was momentarily expect
ed, although there had been frequent
rallies during the past year from similar