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STORIES FROM TAE FRONT
letters Of Soldiers Fighting in the
Ladysmih Campaign.
General Hector Macdonald a sur-
ViyOr of the Battle at Majuba Hill.
saved From Death Through the
Generosity OF an AdmirinE Bocr.
Capturing Horses Of the British.

LONDON. Feb. 1s--GeR. Hector MacDon.
aid. who was wounded in the pursuit of
General Cronje. was one of the survivors
Of the Majuba Hill disaster nearly nine
teen years ago. Fighting Mae" then a
lieutenant. with handful OF men. defend
ed one corner OF the mountain top amid a
fierce fusillade from the Boer rifles. with
dead and wounded comrades lying about
him. and when at length the eud Of that
bitter and terrible struggle came it found
him prisoner. He had been taken fight
ing and had been overcome only by sups-
rior force. One OF the Beers who ap-
preached to receive the submission Of the
British remnant which still remained un-
scathed was attracted ey the sporran OF the
stalwart Highlander. and snatched at it,
Still full of the spirit OF battle Lieutenant
Macdonald struck down his ul-mannered
foe. Death for the desperate prisoner
seemed certain at this crisis, but the kind
fortune which had hitheIto- protected the
almost recklessly brave young Scot did not
desert him in this. his worst and gravest
extremity. Upon second Boer arriving To
first one generously interPOsed. forsivins
the blow which had laid him prostTate-
"No: he is brave man too good 10 Kill
Let him live" General Macdonald nov
commands The Highland brigade, whose
battle cry at Magersfontein. when Wau-
chOpe fell. was Remember Majuha."
\ Boer soldier. writing from the camp
outside Of Ladysmith. No7ember :. says,
1t is now q fortnight already since We
have been round Ladysmith We are all
mounted. aud, thanks 10 the captured Brit
ish We are al the present time fairly COM
Portable We have passed through a great
G5aI Of Eardship5 already. and what viii
the future bring us Il is no longer a
Transvaal. but a South African war Of in
dependence. We left our homes ia such a
hurry that We scarcely had time 90 pro-
vide ourselves with uecessaries even for a
few days. After VIC had been on the from
tier fourteen days We crossed it on the
morning of October L. With a lot Of
turuings We passed Majuba and Laing's
Mex close 20 the burial grounds and monu-
ments TO the memory OF those who fell lie
the so war We passed the night close &c
General ColLey's resting place with strange
[ feelings.
The evening times., 1900-02-28
MR.. ROOTS CUBAN TRIP.
The War Secretary's Party to De
Gone Month.

Secretary Root announced today that the
party that viii accompany him TO Cuba
will be composed Of Mrs Root. Miss Roo,
Edward Root. the Secretary's son; Colonel
Carter. the Assistant Adjutant General.
and Mr. Coursey. the Secretary's private
secretary. The party will 20 to Tampa.
Fla. Friday and sail for Cuba on the
transport Sedgwick, sunday.
The tour will occupy about a month. the
party visiting Havana. Santiago. and 9TH
er large cities on the island. and the in
terror The Secretary will enquire into
the existing conditions OF Cuba with a view
or future legislation for the island.
The evening times., 1900-02-28

N0TICE-AnnuaI meeting OF the stock
holders OF the CROSS MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY.-The annual meeting o.
the stockholders Of the Cross MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY viii be held at the
Hotel Fleisehmann. alexandria. Va. at
2 O'CLOCK p. NJ. on THURSDAY, MARCH
l, 1900. BY order Of the President and the
Board Of Directors. HENRY F. GETZ.
Acting Secretary. fe15-14t
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Five State. Fivc Hour.

The "RoyaI Limited beautiful, swim. and sure.
leaves Washington b. & o. r. r. Station. New
lives New York. S p. IN. Exquisite dining and
cafe car service.
The evening times., 1900-02-28
DIED.

HOYEY-In New York city on Saturday. Feb
ruary q. 1s0J, RICHARD HOVEY, youngest soR
Of the late Gen. Charles Z. Hovey and Harriette
T. Hovey, Of apoplexy. fe@I-2t
The evening times., 1900-02-28

CWAMD- not recommended for
- w NItAd ey.rything; but il you have
DOOT kidney, liver, or bladder
KOOl trouble It will be found lust
the remedy you need. At druggistF in fifty,
cent ana dollar sizes. You may have a sample
bottle Of this wonderful new discovery by mall
tree; also pamphlet telling all about It and its
great cures
address DR.. EiimeE & Co. BInghamton. n. Y.
The evening times., 1900-02-28

THIS is TO CERTIFY TO WHOM IT
may concern that on, and after Feb
ruary q l will not be responsible FOR any
bill or debts contracted b. my wife Eva
Bayliss. C.. w. BAYLISS.
% 97 q eun
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I. r. MILLS has the mitrinS tools Qarge
and smalll which touched the face Of
Lincoln in taking his cast in the White
House sixty days before his death. by
Clark Mills and his son. Item
The evening times., 1900-02-28
ON 4 SERIOUS CHARGE
Leo s. Whitehead Sent 10 Jail TO
Await Trial.

His Alleged wife Comes From Utah
60 Accuse Him of IDideIity-She
seven Children - The Defendant
Reticent I'm Regard To the NattcF.
The evening times., 1900-02-28
stops the Cough
Make Your own Decision.

and works of the Cold.
LAXATIVE Bronco Quinlnc Tablets cure a Geld In
enc day. No Cure, No Psy. Price. 2Jc.
The evening times., 1900-02-28
4 Gable From AustraIIa 90 the Gang

MELBOURNE, Feb. 2S.-Details have
been arranged for an agreement between
the Australian colonies and the Eastern
Extension Cable Company for a projected
cable between Australia and the Cape.
The evening times., 1900-02-28

PRIVATE LESSONS Bookkeeping or mathenat-
iosi evening". $50 20 10. TEACHER. AS A
ST.. re. fe22-Tt
The evening times., 1900-02-28
Hoods Pills Cure q. ,;IIds:. an nSs.

ness, jaundiee, sick headache. nausea. indiges-
ton, break up cold, prevent fever. &c.
By mail of c. /. Hood s. Co., Lowell. Mass.
The evening times., 1900-02-28
EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH. private lessons az your home: moderate
rfieei ref. PROF. EUGENE MARIE AUD
RAIN. lSI8 G. 50. NV feg6st On,
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N T not convenient to call at main
Office with your advertisements
leave them at the following
Star Branch Offices.
Wanted Help and Situations cost
he. a word each insertion, minimum
charge 1sc. Rents, Sales and other
at the same rate as
charged at The Star Office.
9th and f. esp. sts.. Haey's Drug store.
1th and II SIS. o. G.. G7iaths Pharmacy
I'd st. and Pa ave. Sc. Dohyn's Pharmacy
n. and W wbarves. foot Of 18th st sw.
18th aud Vt. ave-, Kings Pharmacy
18th and r. l. ave-. Huddleson's Pharmacy
18th and U Sc. NV. Portner Pharmacy.
l4th and yelling place. Eppley's
22d and sts NV. c. Norris Pharmacy.
| e2d and NJ sts . o'Donnelrs Pharmacy
| SD and sts. O'DcDneIls Pharmacy.
woodw AID 4 Lothrcp.
BIZ Pa. ave. Sth and F. O. 8 Capitol Ehpit1
9Th and b City T. O. National NiGga
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PERSONAL,
OFFICIAL NOTICES. ,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington, November z,
l9OO-Notice Is hereby given to all parties inter-
ested that the Commissioners of the District Of
lumbia have adopted certain amendments to the
regulations governing plumbing and gas fitting in
1901. and that copies Of the amended regulations
may be obtained upon application to the Inspector
Of Plumbing, Room g. District Omces, by those
whose business requires q knowledge Of same. By
order Of the Commissioners Of the District Of Co
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THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY,
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - FAIR-SIzED ROOM. WITHOUT
board: southern exposure; central location IN de-
srable ne.ghLorhUuu; will pay SIS. address,
with full pa. ticulars ]. O. ", Star office. II.
WANTED-TWU FURNISHED OR UNFURNISa-
e.. rooms within two blocks OF The Cairo Az
dress A. F. c.. Star Office III
WANTED-3 OR 4 UNFINISHED ROOMS. HEAT
and gas for light housekeeping; in modern hou e:
good neigbborLood NV. Mrs. ]. j. W., lsiS
Sd ny II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS WITH HEAT
and gas located a short distance from Capiiai
Traction railway. Add ess Box 243. Star Office
WANTED-UNFUR, ROOM FOR STUDIO: FIRST
or second floor; F or G SITS, between Ith and 10Th.
Address b. Q. A. Star office nol2St'
WANTED-PERSONS DESIRING ROOMS. WITH
or without board, In private fami les or hrst.
class boarding houses. consult THE RUNNERS
GUIDE, go st. no9-Sts
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR sALE-FOR ExCHANGE-wE WILL TRADE
new Groom, located nv valued 1 at Sio,o se:
$4,000
3-story brick houses. NV; price, each, S6.ooo;
FOR ExCHANGE,-A new corner house NV.
valued at $1,000, for a $1,000 house; will pay
FOR EXCHANGE-we can trade new house
on Columbia Heights, valued at $1,000, for a
smaller h hS4se nv W. or ne oror ,us,,.s, nron
erty on f St, valued at $4,000. for dwelling
"' FOR R EScHASGE-Win trade 1eroem house
dwelling NV: on Hts. not over sls 600.
honses completed oTey ' and
ES& EN- take ts. ssseF ';;.
$4,000. new house NV. valued at $10,-
FOR ExCHASGE-The equity in three Groom
houses, valued at So 600: will also give cash for
1 noc equity !! sroSE nrfsr BOG st NV
unincumbered. near 18th and T NV; value. $4,000;
VII Fd take sEssss unlncumDerea lot
K s%s Ex ayf yslEe eo desirable lots small
peIo-5t STONE & FAIRFAX, 500 st. NV.
FOR EXeHANGE-OR SALE-A HANDSOME
feet on froe W equity for smaller
h ssR z q aArfos Sis nD St nv"
FOR ExCHANGE-AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST
in Dumbarton Heights, Mass. extended, for
houses or lots; golden opportunity; bridge to be
built, Mass. graded. &c; will be exchanged
at q low figure.
nol0-7t
FOR ExCHANGE-A NICE s-sToRY AND Gel
lar press-brick house near Lincoln Park subject
to trust $1,000, 5ss; will exchange for lots or
Apply EIRLY & HAMPTON. SIS 14.h st. NV.
no10-7t
~ ,,S,cc 1;I,57sS1 = 1,S-,, =, M.
24I acres adjoining Rockville. Md, for houses
lets In washington, ID. c.; great opportunity for
| good deal. Apply EARLY q HAMPTON,
no1O-7t 615 14th st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-oR SALE-A FIRST CLASS
once building rented for $15S month, to de-
sirable tenants; will exchange for lots or small
houses Apply EARLY & HAMPTON,
po1O-7t 615 14th st. NV.
| COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
| OWNER HAVING SECURED GOVERNMENT Po-
| sftiun will sell his home in southern Virginia;
farm contains IT'S acres good dwelling Ensured
for 81 500; good fenciDg and plenty fruit; tenant
house, 2 barns, stable, ETC.; convenient to
/ churches. schqols.I stores, and railroads. To q
| quick purchaser only 81 500. Address g.. A.
! RHODES. 400 Albany ct. ne. uo1slSts
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WANTED-FLATS.

SMALL UNFURNEHED FLAT OR
rooms suitable for housekeeping: with modern
improvements. for man and wife: central loca-
ton: state terms. Address y. K. Co. Star Of.
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YOUTH WITH KNOWLEDGE pf
| typ-writing anu stcnugraphy; office work Nd
dress own handwriting. giving hge, Box To-
| s ar office HAll-W%l--1
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NAN rFI)-APPRE.NTTCE BOY WHO WANTS TO
=, 70. -th y ~ noli-StS
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ANTE.--HOuSE MAID. CDLOKED: MUST Re
npable. ObIigiGe and furnish reference from last
lace; others need apply Call after O'Clock
NJ 2luT St
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ANTED WRITE GIRL GERMAN PRE-
erreiJ cook and auBdre-s; In family. Cal
35l Princeton ST, Col Heights
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WANTED-HE1IP.
MALE.

WANTED A YOJTSG MAN WITH kNoWL-
edge of bookkeeping to work in an once iIoLn III.
100 TO 3 p IN. Address L. X, Star Office NOR
ACTIVE YOUNG NAN, l.,
to 20 in paint and hardware store ADDRESS, Ill
own hand writing HARDWARE, Star office
moi
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FOR RENT

FOR Rent
Sltn.6i. list NV. fur. 15ri $25.. sol u NV. offices
$50. =. NJ NV. furnished s-5 .Takoma Park. VT
.l4th&B foundry So 80. .l226 10Th NV,
800. 1896 y ii av. 1Nr $3.50 ley f NV,
S67 80. 1850 NV, 12r $3.50. i19 ID ne.
SG5 -. 1902 II NV, 1Ur $3.50. 1882 7 NV, Or
SOL 81. .2ly L Cap. llr 5000. 81 l. NV, Or
500 500 II NV Office SIS. .6O9 18th NV. Office
$50 Lexington, furBd apt S1530. .4l2 av. Or
sos. .20S LIST ne, l6r SD 80. b. Mass nw,st
y, 80. 1916 ID NV, SD. 4th x W lie
$50. .2lI7 q NV, l2r $li.35. 300 Del me- Or
Sl5 60. .:,.U1 NV. Or 81 80. .l6IUL2 l0th nw,6r
$40 The Lean ngton apt S135o. .2iISt6 18th NV. Sr
$45. .KensingtOn, apt Sl2S0. 1920 \ NV, Or
$40 so. 22lO lst NV, ST.. so. ..6O9 18th DIV, shop
$4O. The Milton, apt SD 1000 18th ,dw.5r
$50 so. . ..25 Sd NV 1lr II 30. .220s Va nw.4r
$3.50. 1910 18th NV, Or $40 80. .2l5 Q NV. Or
S:}5. -. GA X NV. $40. $50 Mcssmore 5r
: %. TenIey town. u C. ST s,.,u. .lll5 y Ir
S3O.. 18th & Phila SITS Sr SS...... sol d NV, office
ST so. 1901 llth store IS 1000 me- Or
S26. 50 1914 Corc'n NV, CIR 81. St, Ar
So. $3.50 q NV, Or So. .1l36 Gushing Sc. ar
$15. 80. PAT NJ NV. st&tw 100 G Offices
For complete list of property for send for
weekly bulletin.
nol2-m. w&f B. H. WARNER CO. 9l6 p NV.
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PARLQRs = LONDON -
REMOVED from lilo st. nw 70 ''s21 Yer
mont ave." opposite AriiIBton Hotel Hair.
dressing Masicurins. by artists. Phone TIE.
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EANTED-A MAN FOR INSIDE WORK: MuSI
he a good waiter and thoroughly understand ms
business; good rccumm enta lions required Ad-
dress Knx 30 Star .,tfisg.
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kNIEIeYOUNG WOMAN AS GOOD COOK
Ind lzLndresS for family OF 2 adults: unat have
bly, reference from last employer Apply Thurs
|ay after O. ITO y st. NV
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rANTHD-A GOOD. .ALA-ARoUND DENIAi-
operator at THE EVANS DENTAL fAh I
| 1869 I st. W. hpIf-it
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ROY: ONE WHO HAS HAD En-
perience in printing Office preferred. HEN
MAN BAUMGAKTEN'S RUBBER STAMP FAC
TORY 525 st
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eSTED- WOMAN FOR GENERAL,
lousework; Laundry. wages, s12; references
|equirsd Address Box 1T9, Stsr office. npli-,s
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WANTED-ALL AGENTS. CANyASSERS. TRAY
cling statesmen, &c. who selling taking
orders for any kind of household goods in the city
to seed their name. address and occupation to
Il. T. H.. Star office. city, where they can learn
how to increase their income without additional
work. uol2-St
WANTED-AGENTS EITHER SEX. TO TAKE
orders for groceries; plan; regular mint no
money required. Address MATTERNIS & CO.,
Baltimore. Md. n010&14s
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WANTEIl-SITUATION AS FIBST-CLASS BUT
Ter in private family second man arouh'
house. with refs. Apply 113o 18th st. NV
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WANTED SITUATION BY FIRST-CLASs MEAL
cutter and Gle k. Address MEATS, Star once
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
LNElRNIShED.

FOR RENT INV, 1881 18th, Or. 200
NV. ;3i c. f3r&h. .65. 90 NV, 2O9 O, lorSb. 1000
NV G.e II ST. I2r. IS. NV, i2I9 18th, sr. 1900
NV. i119 u, 1lr&b IS 90 wv, I20skirpy ST or 1890
NV, 1907 LIST. Birth. 81 90 NV, ma L, &c $50
NV 1882 II st, Tor 5000 wv, lI4s +, 6r......S.aO
SW I;is i.sss g q A. Siis o. - g e
NV Nv, sso3 sd BE-, ior.sb 100 NV. 2lss c +r.soo
NV. l4Is 1Ith Tor 30. 81 Sw af6 f. I2r&b. 5000
NV. A6l Mo ar.iar.bSo.otiSW, GIG c. -I3 30
NV, azl 9Th 7rSb; .2s,o isw. 2l2 BIZ. +r.....s-3o
NV. 1900 Capitol. i'' . 2 aoia ;" 18th mp pit.
upper pit. sf&b. So. 50 Tor & bath. so
sss Goth :sSssi1,is iisa e.Aop in rr'so.oo
3D. Once: H. : s.s:
Apply at Office for weekly bulletin
no12-6t 917 st. NV
FOR RENT-No. IFS 2IsT ST. NV. A FINE
residence, containing II large rooms and bath;
FuLhY ie PAPERED eAe AND 81 Hi BE6 " Ed bY
OWNER FOR OWN Use; one square Conn.
noiset r. W WALKER & SON .oos st
FOR KENI.0NE OF THOSE ELEgANT NEW
hEsIDENGE ST., NO 1884 CINCINNATI AVE.
baths; hot water heat; kitchen on first floor. Gss
and electric r. lE n w Fsn Ff SON 1905
FOR RENT-By ROBERT II. stone so4 NV.
1871 Pa av, sto. Or. 90 1928 x ay, ltr. 5000
25li 18th, 11r, ia IS 90 SOC Both, ba Is %
1121 18th Ne. Or. ba 1000 261o Z, 1r. eel. $50
oc3l-i.tf
FOR KENT-BY B. F. SAUL. Sc. COR. 7TH&L \ W
1907 Clifton SrSb $500 GIL l. NV, store&Ccl 20 so
251i 18th nw l2r& 1909 18th NV, 7r&stah2o5o
bath. open. 80. .65 90 12I3 ii ne store. 20 90
5o5 18th NV. l1r&h 80 70 ls2o 9th NV. 7r&b. rs SO
1897 ne Tor. b. sta 81. 90 1919 9th NV, $500
1874 NV. lor&h. .i0. 80 IS Sc. sto. 7r&wl6o0
21o6 LIST 9rSb. 30 80 46l y NV. ar&wtco 1880
466 NV. sto&dwg 30 so 437 X. large store. ESQ
1913 NV, 7rSh. PHO i1S NV. Ir&h t-l2.5n
9Sl 9Th NV sto&dw y. 90 NE Sth&F l.. 50
1897 9th NV, 7r&b. p. % 2326 18th NV. 6r&wal0.5o
12H5 III ne, 9r&b. 80 1913 y Sc. Or. 1850
6Si av. Grab. 20 90 1855 II ne, 3r&h fat 300
119 Carroll Sc Crib 80 SW cor 1st&P Cheap
Office rooms at 5l2 ST. NV, steam heat. $500
no1o-u
FOR RENT
1909 It'll sto86r. .s3o.oo4 hs Temp av, 5r&w. so
Ills Fla Crab. .19.5O 931 ct, 5r&w...-.S so
VIII make all necessay repairs prior to occupancy.
CHAS. LINKINS,
au9-tf Rooms %, 20. 81. McGill bldg.
FOR RENT l13l1 18th ST. lor&b 90
1917 av. fsr&hl 10. &c III av: 16r&b: 200
1924 st, 12r&h. 1900 1107 ST 2r. SIS 2S.oo
2O25k al ma 12r 2b. IS 90 fiat, 1916 ST. 3r ~ ~
1423 Chaplin st 1orb. 300 124O 9Th 81. 6r&b 80
2017 q st, Grab. $500 SD ith ST, Ar. II 90
170s ST. orb. .65 90 Offices in Metzerott bldg.
oc27-tf GASCH BROS, 1907 F ST.
FOR REST-UNFURNIsHED-
1871 st...... $4,000 S1S Conn 100. 90
1903 st..... POS .33 1929 2lst ST.. SO. 90
14o3 II $50 90 172s Isth st..... so 90
1919 10000 sos 18th ST. 20. 90
Also large list of desirable furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX X BROWN.
oc9-tf 1406 e St NV.
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ANTED Two EXPERIENCED MILLINERS;
'nust be competent trimmers; also 3 body work
fs. BIOIT"S. 10 1th ST.
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kNTED-GUOD WAGES Will. BE PAID To A
tst-ciass colored cook with references, who La
Killing to go 2 short distance into the country
|ldress T. o. Box iT5, Station A. Washington
k13-2t'
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WANTED - SITUATION - BUTLER, PORTER
driver; neat, experienced colored man; references
Box 2, Star office.
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN
wishes position in hotel cafe as an assistant
steward or 5toreroom man. Address Box ia. Stai
office. no1f-Zt~
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| WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG COLORED MEN. PO-
sitions in private family cOachman and foot
| man: wish to work together Call for three days.
| l5Dg l, st NV no13-2t'
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wANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN, PLACE
in private family as butler; city refs. Call llOs
St "
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FOR RENT-RY 3. F. Sal
1907 Clifton, Sr&b $50. 90
251i 18th NV, I2r&
bath. open. 81. 90
5p5 18th NV. 11r&h 90. 70
1897 ii ne. Tor, b. sta 50. 90
1874 r NV. l0r&h. :. 40. 80
21o6 LIST NV. 9r&b. 80. 80
466 X NV. sto&dwg 80. 80
1913 l. NV, 7r&h. ...21. 20
9Sl 5th NV. stO&dw. -. 90
1897 9th NV, 7r&b. D.. 90
1926 ii ne. 9r&b. % 30
1901 l ne, 7r&b. ...22.5 30
6S4 y Y av. Grab. -. 80
119 Carroll Sc. 6r&h. ~. 80
Office rooms at 5l2 L ST.
UolD-tf
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FANTED-A STRONG WHITE BOY: LEARN TO
varnish. Apply ga X ST. NV, on third floor.
HAIIER
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u. S.E.C0R.7TH&L wv.
Gil l. NV, store&Ccl. ~. so
1909 18th uw,7r&stah2p. 80
12i3 III ne. store. 20. 90
132o 9th NV. 7r&b. Is. 50
1910 9th NV, store .lS.Wo
IS y Sc. sto. Ir&w..l6.u0
46l y nv. 5r&wIcon .l3.50
49, X. large store .l2.J0
+1S q NV. Ir&h fiat-.l2.5n
NE cor Sth&F ne. sto. u. 50
2326 9TH NV. 6r&wa.l0.50
1913 y ] av Sc. Or. .ln.50
ll09 eth Sc. 6r&w- .ln.50
1855 II ne, 3r&h ilat.10.00
\ SW cor ist&P. store. Cheap
NV, steam heat. =. $500
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RELIABLE BOY OF to Or
BIS years to help in drug store and run crrands
best references required Address Box 80 star
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG, ENERGETIC BUSINESS
man of good habits, high stand ng, bus ness
qualification. and with large Acquaintance aiming
business of the city. opening, here or
Ii Stnr Office. nOl2-3t
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WANTED-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-W. RICE, 1882 7TH ST. NV. WILL
PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR LADIES' AND
GENTS CASr-OFF CLOTHING. ADDRESS
POSTAL. l WILL CALL. nol4-4t~
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT--oNE LANCE SEcoND.FDooR
wife. and one single roon. ossaS. Y. ave. NV.
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CO.. 1919 L ST.
Rear 1854 X NV. Ar. 500
1904 Ward ct, Ar, VS. %
3103 X NV, 5r. 80
1921 Cherry al, Ar. $50
1853 Scott. 2r. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
1919 + st. So, $40 X SIS
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FOR RENT-FLAT- OF THREE ROOMS, FOR
light housekeeping. on second floor. OWNER.
1916 st. NV. nol4-Zt'
FOR RENT-HANDSOME APARTMENTS OF 4
and rooms in The Marion. corner of 10th and d
SITS; northern southern. eastern and western e3-
posure. Apply on premises. oc2o-2ot
FOR RENT-FOR L. II. X. ROOMS, I'd FLOOR.
may be used office. 12o5 q st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1909 It'll. sto&6r $50 00i ts. Temp ,5r&w $50
Ills Fla Gr&b. $50 931 u ct, Draw 81. 50
VIII make all Necessary repairs prior to occupancy.
CHAS LINKINS,
au9-tf Rooms %, Is, 81 McGill bldg.
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NTED AT ONCE. FIRST-CI.ASS WAIST
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kNTED- OUTSIDE OF TOWN. ON ELECTRIC
hilroad woman to cook, wash and iron: good
ages: but a reliable woman need apply.
faIl. between II and 3 O'Clock Thursday, at 1926
ST. NV.
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MALE.

WANTET-BY YOUNG COLoRED MAN, PLACE
as waiter cook. driver or general houseman-
Cad at 3I4 f s.w
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FOR RENT-SoUTH-FRONT FURNISHED ROO!
SIS; also fur. rooms forl.$5 and So; beautiful
cation overlooking Iowa yc,rcie.a 1205 r. |. az
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-12
NUDE MAN LEADS TROOPS.
Mai. Bell, of the Thirty-SI1th Infan.
try, Rushes from Bath to Take
Command of Men

From one of the officers who re-
turned from Manila on the transport
Rio de Janeiro the facts were obtained
of ludicrous adventure by Mai. Bell,
of the Thirty-sixth infantry, which
gives him place with Kipling's heroes
who took Lungtungpen in the garb
that Adam wore before the fall.
1t seems that the major was taking
bath in creek near Manila recently
when the bugle sounded for an attack
A body of insurgents had made sud-
den attack and the whole of the ma
ior's force was ordered ont on the fir
ing line. Bell didn't wait TO don his
khaki uniform, but grabbed his pistol
and rushed Off to the head of his men.
They met Filipinos, and there was
a lively 15-minute scrap, in which the
foremost line came in for some pretty
fighting. The major empted bis pis-
tol among the insurgents, and then
found himself set upon by huge
Tagnlo, who was armed with a bolo.
The major, who is powerful man.
parried the natives first blow with his
clubbed revolver, and then crushed the
Filipino's skull with a good, straight
blow. i was only after the fight that
he realized he was in extreme undress.
and he FASTENED to get his uniform.