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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-31

and well 1t helped through the change of life period
am ffty6ve years DID,"
The women Of advanced who healthy happy
are invariably those who have known how help
when they needed it. Mrs. Pinkham advise woman
ree OF charge who writes about her health Her address u
Lynn, Mass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-31
Soldiers Arriving All Night.

Soldiers have been arriving at intervals
all night. Three hundred men of the
Louisville legion arrived at II o'clock and
the company from Covington came at / 80
this morning. Numerous other organiza-
lions are expected About $50 men are
here now.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.--The news Of
the shooting Of William Goebel, the Demo-
cratic contestant for governor of Ken
lucky was received at the White House
while the cabinet was In session. The
president was much distressed at the news
and so were all the members Of the cabi-
net. After the cabinet meeting adjourned
one of the members expressed deep regret
that the political differences in Kentucky
had brought about bloodshed.
The president had been kept we'll in
formed as to the situation In Frankfort
and knew that public feeling was running
high with danger of disturbance, but the
possibility of the shooting OF one or the
other of the men prominently engaged in
the contest had never entered his mind.
Deep Regret at the Capitol.
The news of the attempted assassination
of Mr. Goebel in Kentucky was received
at the capitol with deep regret. A great
many senators feared there would be a
bloody outcome on account of the bitter
feeling that has existed before and since
the election, and which has been growing
in intensity daily.
In the house the news spread like Wild
fire and was for some time almost tho
sole topic of discussion. The report was
received at iirst with incredulity, and after
confirmation with amazement. The men,
hers gathered in groups to discuss 1t and
there were everywhere expressions of hor-
ror that the bitter political contest which
has been waged in Kentucky had culmi-
mated in an attempted assassination.
Mr.. Smith, Of kentucky, says John
Whitaker. who has been arrested. comes
Evening star., 1900-05-31
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-1s1o 2sTH ST. NV. A wEIL-FUR-
ceiient condition; rent, S35 month from the 1st
July July to TO-, ist October or longer at se' month.
FOR RENT-BY LATIMER & NESBIT, 1921 G.
RENTAL AGENTS.
From June to November 1. nice Or. home,
my31-3t
FOR RENT-A wELIeFURN1sHED HOUSE, IN
desirable neighborhood. until December at nom1-
portunity for small family. JAMES A. BATES
& CO., 14o7 st. NV. mys1-3t
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FUR. DWELLING
yeniences; very desirable neighborhood: $50 per
mSasn msasstf H. ROLLER DoraSf 1sso f st.
UNFINISHED.
FOR Rnsro1s $ NV; IoR. AND B.....s4s.so
lOoG NV. Tor. and bath. ............... $3.50
F. d@ss. sRsate aiSensrie M a st spo Park 800
mysi- -5tf RALPH ". LEE 14os G St NV. W.
FOR RENT-TwO-srORY GROOM BRICK
house. with nice yard: 1916 Corcoran ST.; rent.
s25 so ger mouth; open now. Call at once.
FOR RENT-THREB FINE, LARGE ROOMS;
second seESna s. f1"r: two two bay windows; central near
summer rates; snap. 2o1 st. NV. my31-3t'
FOR RENT-3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
bath and light; $1200 400 II st. NV. my81 81-3t'
FOR RENr-soo TTH NV, LARGE BED ROOM.
In private house. Call from to u or to
pm it,
FOR RENT-N.w: sErnoN-NEAT BAY-wIN-
dow brick, 923 st; NV. rooms and bath,
rooms. bath, cellar, furnace, &c. s35. ALBERT
+. FOX, 92o st. 1t
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OORNER BRICK, 1927
Just pa s4e and downs orea a i
lLsEnf 81 HT f. Fox rs snsh si n% AND cellar
FOR RENT-WELL LOCATED N.w.-BAY-wIN
lar Ia furnace md ana s9?S h5sk stable ss5ss: ana
BATH q ON oor 5s COED St CELLAR $50 sen el
for bulletin. ALBERiT + FOX. $40 + ST. NV it
FOR RENT .. NEAR CAPITOL :. BAY WINDOW
snG BATH and 9Sp bss PSae RsFt
Sc; a rooms bath cellar. furnace and large
ALBERr f + FOX a2o St St nw v'' ''' 'O'@i'' it
FOE RENT.R. W. WALKER & SON. 1905 ST.
1s st.. H. 1sse 1sae ola arvard H.
22sa A St. 1893 1873 Howard av. s5&b. g
1s 9s Est St n% if sfs S5sfsn s
1sfs ss s5 lGt or 1c con5 ek ar st,
2ei G Ih F SaR %EEkL 1tth RnET oP
HOUSES FLATS. STORES AND OFFICES.
my31- s&tu-n
FOR RENT-To PRIVATE FAMILY. BROOM
bath; gas range; large yards; brick stable; $40.
112S 9th st. NV my31-3t'
FOR RENT = BEAUTTFUL WHITE STONE
bath; rent, sas e' ALIEN M W. W MALLGkY : Co.
620 F st. NV. my30-ISt
FOR RENT-12s7 KENEsAW AVE; 3-sToRY
red brick and brown stone dwelling: 10 rooms and
bath; cellar; all modern improvements; also two
story stable in rear; rent, 500 L. f. BREUN-
NIGER, 62O 18Th st. ny my3O-6t'
FOR RENT.COR. 14TH AND BACON, 10 ROOMS,
tiled bath, newly papered. red..................$ $50
1417 Bacon ST., Col. Heights. rooms. tiled
DaIn SOutn front $45
bath wide verandas. s......................S S32
myiO-tf BR1CE & LIPSCOMB, 612 14th st.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-sTORE. s2a D ST. NV: ssb. IN
quire $50 La. ap7-u
FOR RENT-A FINE 4-STORY BUSINESS BUILD
ing. 62l 7th st. NV; large store room; large new
plate glass windows; IA rooms; steam heat; rent
reasonable to desirable tenant
se25tf B. F. SAUL. Sc. Tth and L sts.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE NORMAN,
sos 18th street NV.
Newly furnished, painted and papered through
ont; all moderl impro, enlcntS: single
suite, with private baths Table board 81 per
week. unexceilei In the city. Special attention to
commercial men. Breakfast Dc: dinner, 35c.
Try meal. my29-2 -26ts-S
THE BURTON, 209-211 EAST CAPITOL ST;
nicely furnished Communicating with
boardJ doors from Con. Library, square
from Capitol: transients a specially. my26-6t.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

STORAGE
ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS, 1407 ST.
Reasonable rates; light. dry, clean and airy
rooms: Goods packed and shipped. Wagons fur
pished, my3-1m,4
STORAGE, 73c PER LOAD.
When you leave the city let US store your
belongings. Our quarters are clean, dry and
well ventilated.
Hauling packing and shipping.
BAUMS,
On the wrong side Of the ave.s
z apl8-10tf o12 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-BY D. D. THOMPSON, 1895 NV.
1447 Mass av. !4r.s $500 727 9th ne, % so
1857 1857 Gales. les st&dw - 90 1907 9Th NV. er 20 40
14S3 ne, 6r ba. 1880 1855 Mass av NV. lar 100
1906 14th store. .S0O0.s1s 18th ne. Or. 81
~ St NV ST.. .ssoso Rms Rms 700 10th NV: Is 90
store l4o6 Pa 300 store 5s6 10th .l5. 90
I sE1cf IE s'1ses IoAs CO..
my25-tf 10th and n.
FOR RESraNY . y, FORMER hE DRoT ;,AEIS nARK
basement; opposite circle; on street railway;
rent lease or sale. WILLIAM BIRNEY; 4le
FoP RENT-NAUCK & NAUCK 7TH & FLA Av
81 81 Spruce St. St. 1853 IN
2ol6 tn NV. store. .l2.ooI2ao6 sth st, Sr.-s 800
FOR RENr-DEEBLE & CO.. 1919 F ST
'1!s %siEl5a Hssnss sS5 as
Or water. ..18.50 my23tf
FOR RENT. THoNE 1878.
COR. 9TH AND F. ROOM 2.
1922 10TH fat, $50 90 II6 Fla fur, sr 25 90
19I n r. 90 iao e IN sts1 coal yd 10 90 90
1918 Maach pl sr Is. 50 1e7o-74 Kramer ne.5r5 50
myls-tf THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate Officer.
5s fsfn,:sss 81 f.
z iz nM nS 81 81 $500 $500 fsGa Ssn nN 50
lsas ssss ii l. nuT sss SD III ST
s. 4ssS rs%a ss5 e ssS S@sss
VIII make all necessary repairs prior to occupancy.
my15-tf Rooms 25. &C. 81. McGill bldg.
\ st. NV; modern improvements; @ laundry an. and
bath rooms Apply to owner, CHAS. C. Dun
M brick; III ii rooms and bath; stable, with stalls:
.HSS y tS F.pa5 an5 Apgy sf to DgS
500 H ne n. b&sto IS 90 2i44 Pa av, 6r&Ia 100
1913 "a ss flats 8. ts Hayes ss s
lsa1 g. l5b 3 a as Ma ii
500 ii ne, !r&bath. =. 90 q sw. Or. 80
STORES.
1913 Pa NV. fine large 1915 Pa NV. sto. 2ooo
fer wanted. 1915 Pa av w,bas t10.OO
22dSP NV. st&dwl. 1000 my4-tf
FOR RENr-5O DEFREEs ST; 2-sToRY BRICK.
1ol1 st. NV; 2story bay-window brick; o
rooms and bath.
All In perfect order.
Apply to owner. CHAS. G. DuNCANSON,
mh16-6tf 9th and D sts NV
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-sACRlEIcE-ro CLOSE AN Es-
tate-Fine piece OF business property; st.
near 7th NV: substantial sstory brick building;
80 fl. front: PAYS WELL. Price. $1,000
FOR SALE-Bargain-Large 3stOry brick
building; 25x9O; near govt depts; leased to re-
sponsible tenant; NETS over per cent. Price,
$1O.00O.
mysI-3t WALTER A. BROWN. 1923 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-THREB NEARLY NEW TWO
story brick buildings on the northwest conner
of I4th and b SITS. NV. suitable for manufac
turing or general business purposes, containing
sna faatn nfA a tatnf
feet yard room. VIII rent together sep
arately b. H. WARNER CO.,
916 F st. NV.
Also HENRY WELLS. 141O st.
my31-th. .s.t-10ts
STORAGE
ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS, l4O7 ST.
Reasonable rates; light. dry, clean and airy
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT+1O 14TH NV, OFFICE SPACE
LIST foor. rooms. Large room on ID floor. use OF
elevator; sh"p on Sd hCor. 2Ox30 use of elevator
For further information. MERCHANTS PARCEL
DEL. Co, 929 ID ST. my3U5tf
FOR REMITTANCE. WELL-LIGIrTED. MODERN
offices; elevator. electric light, steam heat; jani-
tor service; rent. $12.5U; no extras. MetZerott
bldg ITO st.
oc30-tf GASCH BROS. Agts.. 1907 F ST.
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PERSONAL.
ACCOUNTANTS.

J. e. BATES,
Public Accountant and Auditor
Room ITO. Washington Loan and Trust building
fe8-tf Telephone No. 07z
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WNNT!p-AN NCTIVE N0rNG MAN to' M a
Irr.. .r.rD: state age. experience anu s'ihi! N
t.rf,d Nitfts - ACTIVE NJ. Star ofhce
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-HoU 6 LARGE ROOMS;
pered throughout: closets. cellar gas and
coal ranges; excellent renting property; larger
house desired. Address Z. c. H., Star office.
my31-3t'
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WANTED HANDY MAN TO REiAik !. H., ~,
la,.. Atirrss HOTEL. PORTER. Star ONCE
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WANTED WHITE EnI. Is YEARS uLi'; ty
WIN In store and errands; 81 week Apply
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FOR RENT.COR. 14TI AND BACON, 10 ROOMS
tiled bath newly papered. Observation-Disclosures. $50
1417 Bacon ST., Col Heights. rooms. tiled
3525 E,slin St. Homead Manor. 10 rooms, tiled
bath. wide yerandas .$32
my3O-tf BRICE & LIPSCOMB 612 14th st
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. . T-NFURNISHED
communicating with private bath; terms
must bc reasonable: references exchanged. Ad
dress RUSSELL, Star office. ny30-2t'
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

W,NqFi,-A MAN CAPABLE OF LAhin' .i,,l,.r
trrr # granite. sttiiu-: also a DERRICK TEX.
,rffy "a II.;,;S NAT HANk Thursday ana !, ~
- \,da7k,SS Ei,tS. J. q. Logan suPt:
v.,<Trt, Notary rI'RIIC NEXT WEEk ftlis
.ycrutiou Of IuIS'rs- f'"'m 6'' N'ian'ie '"'''e'
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ATTORNEYS

LOUIS T.. PHILLIPS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw,
makes specialty of causes in equity, divorces
and probate 4US 5th ST. NV, opposite city hall
Hours. $50 to $3.50. my24-ths, t-13ts
FRENCH, GERMAN. AUSTRIAN, RUSSIAN, rTAL-
ian and other foreign legal papers given special
attention before the departments, preparatory to
use in foreign countries. LEON A. CLARK with
WELLS & WELLS, Fendan bldg. myI0-23t
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT.LAW.
Webster Law building. sos d st. NV. Washing
ton d. z. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats,
l New York ave. and 9th Ut. NV, oel0
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FOR RENT = BEAUTIFUL WHITE STONE
swell-front house, GIG 9th ST. me-; 6 rooms and
bath: rent, $23. ALLEN w. MALLERY & CO,
620 F st. NV. my30-ISt
FOR RENT-1237 KENESAW AVE; 3-STORY
red brick and brown stone dwelling; 10 rooms and
bath; cellar; all modern improvements; also two
story stable in rear; rent, $50 L. Z. BREUN-
NIGER, 62U 18Th st. NV. my3O-6ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED BY \ BOY OF Gsi EIGHTEEN, EN-
pigment OF any kind. Address w l.. e.. Star
office. my3i 81.
WANTED SITUATION FOR NEAT, MILLING
young c'l'rrd man. porter. drive doctor bell
man. h"us-nuan good refs. Inquire lui3 " Y
WANTED BUTIER WANTS STU ATION BY
Try Apply 10 FREDERICK c. LOAEE. 1893 l
~. NV my3o 2f'
WANTED p-SrTt- ALTON BY STUDENT To WAIT
geLrral houscwUsk for board: references. I22y
l3th 81. my3p-2t.
WANTED BY YOUNG MAN. POSITION AS
head waiter; out Of city: years experience and
refs Address Box A.. Star Office. my3o-3t'
FEMALE.
WANTED POSITION AS SOPRANO IN PRO
testGnt choir; permanent substitute: refer
ences. 62. East Capitol 81. my3l-3t'
WANTED BY Young LADY COMPETENT.
ohging and industr position stenoyrapbe-
and typ.~r.ier. Add-css Pox l35. Star office.
WANTED-BY Al COVER CUTTER AND CAR
pet sewer. work. Address CUTTER. l0it Toto-
mae st.
WANTED BY A NEAT. RELIABLE COLORED
girl place as chanbernaid assist In laundry.
waitress or cleaning in an otnce. Plsase call
1120 u. Aw.
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WANTED AN ENERGETIC SALESMAN or
r.-d .iiress for city and nearby trade % par.s r..
,Tprr,fiy.. Imsiti,n For interview address BOX
Evening star., 1900-05-31

$3.50 FOR THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO HANDLE
patent article n D.. {. which is handled by all
grocers, druggists and hardware dealers; an ex-
ceptional opportunity. A. CARSON HARRELL.
229 W. Lexington St, Baltimore, Nd my29- 81 5
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WANTED-AGENTS

ED-AGE.NTS-SALARY AND COMMIS-
sion. Call at the North American Weekly, 1l1I
eth st.
WANTED FEW FIIsST-CIASS CANVASSERS
for the greatest discovery of the times; wanted
in every dwelling. factory. hotel and store: liberal
commission. 5JS L ST. NV. my29- St.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TOUSES TO RENT IN ALL PARTS
Of the city; having calls daily for all kinds of
houses. larg1 and small; give me your houses; I
can rent them at once. c. n. FORREST 612 f
st. NV. my5-1m
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" NANTED-,iIII. FOR GENERAL IiOtSEWoRk;
who can cook and GO home nights lio "a
ST
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WANTFI, WHITE GIRL GERMAN PRE-
fplr,.l as cook; no washing ironing; S15 per
month Inquire l715 st. my3l-2t'
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WANTEIJ-A WHITE GIRL AS COOK AND CEN
er;il hu,Isewurker in small family where white
nurse is employed Call Friday 1s2l Oregon
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WANTEB-A FEW GIRLS As PANTS FINISH
c;s. steady work and good pay. 1i3' Pa ave
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FOR SALE-HERE'S THE FINEST HOME IN
this city for the price: situated in the choicest
spot Columbia Heights: it's treat TO see it.
Beautiful front-stone and Roman brick; rooms
on LIST floor; bed rooms; baths steam heat;
lot 2oX150; alley LET Us SHOW YOU THIS
BEAUTIFUL AND COMPLETE HOME
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC + st. NV.
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WANTED BY y MIDpLE-AGED CnLoRED WO-
situation Infants nurse thoroughly eff
cieut. objection :" leave the city. Call or
address 1914 Madison ST. NV.
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WANTED BY COMPETENT AND REFINED
Young lady. position companion to aged
la'ly or an Invalid will go anywhere Address
I.DN Star
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WhNTEp-EI \ nRESSMAKER. WORK IN
families: good references. Address &C. Il. c.,
Star
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WANTED EY y COMPETENT WHITE GIRL. A
place chauberiiiid waitress; i'll Of
city call i2n5 St NV.
WANTEp-BY CoI,I;ED GIRL. PLACE To DO
bpGs"wurk or launlress: references. 1G Pierce
Evening star., 1900-05-31

FOR SALE-THIS Is THE BEST
Reduced to IS, $50.
Nothing better for Sl0. 900.
A superior built house, ST. near Conn. ave-:
substantial 'front.' stone porch; reception hall;
very large tiled. bath room. porcelain tub; ex
pensive plumbing: numerous closets; perfect
steam heating plant; indirect heat in parlor.
most desirable location. surrounded by ex
pensive residences.
IL YOU'RE AFTER A BARGAIN SEE Us.
1t STONE 4 FAIRFAX. SOC + st. NV.
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WANTED POSITION BY AN \ No. i STEN-
"gral'hcr aud typewriter experienced in all
branches Of work, accurate and reliable;
n.a"iin- Address REMINGTON, Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE.

WANTED BY CoLORED WOMAN. A PLACE TO
children about ) years old. C.,ll or ad-
dress 2L31 |. ST. MAKIAH TAYLOR. my3i- -2t'
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FOR RENT-UNFJRNISHED-
1919 Belmont av, Wash $40 5th ne, lOrSsb. Is. so
Hts. 10rSb. -. .S5O. 10 423 Sd ne 6r&5 IS so
176O Madison 9r&b 1000 134s Union .6r. b. 10 80
HEISkELL Il McI-ERAN.
myss2- tu, ,th&S-tf zoos
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DRUG STORE IN NV: GOOD STAND: OTHER
business Of selling; cheap If sold within the
next 10 days; terms 10 suit. Address Box 81
Star office. my3l 3t'
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FOR sALE-CHEAP-Two BROOM BRICK
houses 34S-35O st. s.w.. ST. Hoo each. Two g.
brick houses; renting $3.50 per month;
price. s.: 200. - Broom brick house. s37 st
s.w.; renting S11.30 per month"; 81. 400 Groom
brick. Az st. s.w.; renting $3.50: price.
$3.50. Two Groom brick houses on G st. s.w.
bet. AZ and 9th; bay window; all mod. imp:
price, So, $50. Five 5-room frame houses on l.
bet. LIST and ID s.w.: renting S37 So; price OF
five. So. 800. C. H. PARKER, Az and Z sts. s.w.
mY30-3t
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WANTED-CANvASSEHS. LADIES OR GEN
tlcmcn: former department employees preferred.
Room II. Pacific building. ny26-s tu. .3t'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-05
The Prog ress of sibcr a.

The Russian government is, says Engineering, with great energy and foresight, pursuing it's work in various directions, for the purpose of assist ing the progress of Siberia. The fact that Siberia will in all probability cease to be the dreaded home of crim- inals is only one link in this chain only one of many efforts for introduc- ing European culture into the vast possessions of the ezar in Northern and Central Asia. Siberia has hitherto known nothing, or in any case very little, of customs and tariffs, and goods from all parts of the world have been imported into Siberia free of duty This will now be altered, and Siberia will henceforward have it's closely guarded tariff frontier, both along the coasts of the Pacific ocean and on the inland frontier. Siberia will have it's own customs departments; the finance ministry at St. Petersburg will act to a great extent quite independently.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-05
To Wed His Adopted Mother.

New York special to Chicago Trib- une: The Rev. Frederick c. Mooney, pastor of the First Methodist Episeo- pal church of Railway, N. j., is about to take a step that threatens to tangle up the vital statistics bureau of that town. He is going to marry his adopt ed mother, she being 52 years old and he 34. The bride-to-be is the widow of the late Prof Whitney of Drew Theological seminary. Mooney, when adopted by the Whitneys, retained his name. The people of the First Metho- dist Episcopal church of Railway do not know just what to think of the step the young minister is taking. If children are born Mrs. Mooney will be both grandmother and mother of her own offspring. Mooney being the brother of his own children, for in stance, and the husband of his grand mother, he must be his own grand father.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-05
QUE OS STL.
Jaw of Huge Unciassifed Animal
 Found in New Mexico.


 Found in New Mexico.
 Santa Fe New Mexican: The fossil remains of a strange prehistoric animal were discovered recently at Postmaster Nusbaumss ranch, at Teseuque Al phonso Dockweiler who has charge Of digging ditch through ridge on the ranch, picked up piece of petrified bone the shape of a large tongue, but with a TOW of twelve teeth along what seemed to be the tip of the tongue. He dug q little further and found the re- mainder of what seemed to be the jaw of an animal that was part iehthyosau- rus and part plesiosaUrus, with some of the characteristics of the pterodactyl, perhaps. The jaw consisted of about twenty layers of bone in the shape of a tongue. and each layer was armed with a dozen teeth, which showed that the animal WIS herbirorous and not car niyorous. These twenty layers were evidently the upper jaw of the animal. Mir. Doekweiler expects to find the low CT jaw and perhaps all of the remains of the strange animal. As much as he has found he will bring to this GUY and from here ship it to the Smithson- ian institution in Washington. Two layers of the jaw were brought to the city by J. G. Schumann and shown to friends, who were all puzzled by their unusual shape It is well known that the surroundings of Santa Fe abound with submarine fossil remains which seem to prove that in 1ong-gone-by ages the site of the city was covered by sea. Only half mile up the ar royo and canyon that branch off Pal ace avenue, near the old brewery, pret- ty petriied seashells are to be found At many other places there are unmis- takable signs of the erosion of the waves and footprints of gigantic pre- historic amphibians, who made their home both in the water and on the land in the days when the highest peaks of the Rocky mountain range were only islands in a vast ocean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-05
IMMACULATE DUTCH KITCHENS
The Mattresses Go Into Them Several
 Times 8 Day.

"The Dutch housewife" says the Gentlewoman, "has not her equal in the world as a manager. She is first of all the absolute mistress of her home. There are no implicit reserva- tions as to the kitchen. She goes into it every day, and at any hour of the day, and the cook who objects is likely to be dismissed for her pains. In that respect, at any rate, maids appear to be more tractable in Holland than with us. And such kitchens they are! For l was asked and was taken into three, and each time my visit to them hap pened to be about an hour before din- her. In each case the family to be provided for was fairly numerous-in one case it consisted of round dozen persons, the youngest of whom was 10. The dinner hour is between and 6:30 o'clock. for even in those Well-to-do families the so-eal1ed luncheon is somewhat in the nature of a high tea, the Souchong being replaced by coffee, though not always. was in- trodueed then into the kitchen with out the slightest warning, the mistress not having deemed it necessary to ask permission of her lieutenant to visit her domain, even in company of a stranger And the lieutenant, secure of the impeccability of all things in her charge, received us with a smile and went on manipulating stewpans, red copper and earthenware, as if she were all alone, and I had an oppor- tunity of looking around. The con- yentional dresser with the conyen- tional dinner and breakfast service was not there. instead of which an array of saucepans, strainers, eolanders and the rest such as I have never seen in England Soup tureens, sauceboat and dishes were inelosed in eupboards, the shelves of which were covered with white linen cloths, trimmed with lace, ali dazzlingly white asked how often these had to be changed and was told that four weeks was the regula- ton period" fs5==