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The sun., 1900-04-27
LIQUOR APPLICATIONS.

NoTICE-wE. JOHN j. GALLAGHER and
BRO, liseensed druggist the tenant and occur
ant OF the house situated at the northwest COZ,
ner 18th and Marset streets in the sixth WaIl
city of Wilmington, county Of New Castle ana
State OF Delawae in compliance with tire IS
quirements OF he acts Of tie Genera assembly,
in such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that We shall apply in writing 20 the touit
OF General sessions OF the State OF Delaware,
in and ior New Castle Comfy on Monday the
lith day OF May A. d. 1900, being the next term q
said court, for license for said housp. as drug
store for sale therein OF intoxicating liquors
by = eScriptinn fOr M dicinal purposes and me
! following respectable citizens al said ware az
| least twelve of whom are Substantial lIet-
holders of said waId. commend the said al ~
! canon. VIZ:
John r. Wales NJ. 7. Dannenberg,
| David r. Smith christian Sroerl.
/ Elijah Tomlinson Charles L. G lble,
| James Lewis, A. Is StaylU',
| VIM. F. Green. Benjamin Price,
George 5. Allmon Wm H. Hanna,
John Schlegel, Harry MeConntll.
! George v Edwards Nm H. BuckinS.
| Vim. NJ. Palmer, Benz J Zebley.
W. 5. Bullock. " Eagau.
s. II. Chadwick, Benz. H. H. Ennis.
z, +. Bower, John Heidlinge'
JOHN J. GALLAGHER & BRO.
The sun., 1900-04-27

NorICE--I, FrNGUS KELLY, do hereby give
notice thar shall apply TO the HonorabeJudgei
of the Court OF General Sessions OF the State y
Delaware. in and for New Castle UNITY, ~
Monday the lith dag of May, A. y 1900, iol
he SAFE OF Intoxicating liquor. | being a ie,
tai 'er OF goods wares aud general mechanics
at No a37 Chestnut street. IN tire Tenth ward q
the city ol Wilmington. county and state aiorr,
said, and the following respectable citizens O
the said ward recommend the said Application
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Bingham aprons, 15c.
Little girls gingham apr-ns; in
sizes / TO years; all fast colors, for
, 15c.
Infants sacgues, 19c.
Infants Hannellctte sacques, in
dainty colors, for 19c.
Infants slips, Doc.
Infants long and short slips;
made very full; for 25c.
Child's caps, Zoe.
Lot of children's Elton caps; which
sell at 19c, for Zoe this hour.
Desirable music. 4 lie.
A lot of very desirable classical
music which is worth up to SOC copy.
to so for lie.
25c Overgaiters and soles, 12c.
Lot of ladies' and mems black over
CATERS. which sell FOR 25c generally,
and ladies' lambswbol slipper soles.
which sell for 25c, to go for 12c.
Brownie overalls, l5c.
Lot of boys brownie overalls, Of
) blue denim; with sdspender straps;
for 15c this hour.
Unbleached muslin, z 7-Sc.
300 yards of unbleached muslin. in
remnant lengths. which sell for &c
yard usually; to go for . i-Sc yard.
Yard-wide percales. Age.
Yard wide percales. in striped and
! figured effects; in remnants; in dark
and medium grounds;L ihstead of &c
yard, for 4 7Sc.
White wool flannel. Is 1-Sc.
The soft finish quality Of white wool
flannel for infants wear and UNDER
skirts. which sells for 23c yard here;
this hour for 10 Use yard.
Misses and child's fats. 69c.
Misses and children's fats. in all
! colors and black; instead of SOC, to go
FOL 6?c.
J Curtain scrim, ] Use yd.
36-inch cream curtain scrim, in hand
} some patterns; instead of &c yard, for
/ Use yard.
79c blankets, Ace.
) Extra HedNs lU-VuditcT uouUie
! blankets. in grey and tan. with pretty
} borders: instead of T3c, for 49c.
) Ladies' 19c hose. lie.
Child's l9c hose. = lie.
Mems soc suspenders, 19c.
Mems 81 underwear. SIC.
natural wool and elegantly trimmed.
! Rainy-day skirts, Sl.9S.
Ladies' stylish rGiny-day skirts; with
} inverted pleat backs and with heavily
stitched bottoms; full width and OF
worthful materials, for s1.9S this hour.
Child's REFERS. sos.
Little girls medium weight REFERS
for wear now and later; OF plain and
mixed cloths; with large sailor COL
lars; s2.9s.
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Our 19c candies, 15c Id.
Dainty, delicious candies, such as
chocolate glaces, fruits, and home
made candies, which We Sell at 19c;
for this hour 15c. ef
SOC jewelry, 19c.
"a vast assortment Of articles.
81 lace neck filings, 19c.
Mems 81 underwear, 95c.
wool fleece lined.
25c embrOideries, lie.
Lot Of short ends of embroideries,
which sold formerly for Csc; for lie.
BrOadclOth skirts, S6.9S.
Ladies' handsome quality black
broadcloth skirts; with rows Of silk
around the bottom in wavy effect;
new inverted pleat back and full flare;
for s6.9S; the SO values.
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Wrapper fiannelettes, Z 3-4c.
32-inch wide wrapper fiannelettes;
all fieeced back and new fall styles;
in remnant lengths: instead Of 10c
yard, for 3-4c yard.
Black silk velvet, 59c.
Today, this hour. We shall sell
81 quality of silk velvets Of which we
have sold SO much this season; the
fine, closely woven pile sort; for hats,
trimmings and waists; for SOC
Boys waists, 29c.
Boys laundered percale shirt waists;
pleated front and back, with round
collars; the same waists which sell
for as high as .5c. for 29c.
Ladies' 60c rubbers, Zoe.
First quality of ladies' Candee rub
bers, sizes to 8. which sell for 6oc
pair; to go for 19c pair.
BOudOir slippers, 15c.
Children's red and tan boudoir slip
pers. sizes 6 to S; instead Of 45c for
1oc pair.
Boys golf caps, 15c.
Boys 25c and Csc golf caps in vari-
ETY. of colors: for 15c this hour.
69c cOrsets, 39c.
Lot Of ladies' black, white and grey
corsets; short. medium lengths; in
stead of CSC pair. for 39c.
Child's dresses. 49c.
Children's good percale dresses, in
dark navy or red, all with founces,
and all good width; sizes 4 to IL
years, for 49c.
Misses SOC vests, 15c.
Misses cotton ribbed vests. fleece
lined: instead of SOC, for 15c garment.
Mems 81 underwear, SOC.
Mems camel's hair underwear, which
generally sells for 81. to go for 55c.
Ladies' 81 kid gloves. 44c.
Lot Of ladies' real kid gloves, the
kind sold generally for 81, to go for
44c this hour.
White unlann. shirts, 3Sc.
Mems white unlaundered shirts.
which sell usually at soc; to go for
3sc this hour.
15c embrOideroies, 7c.
Handsome embroideries, and
inches wide. which have been 15c yard,
for &c yard.
25c taffeta ribbons. lac.
Handsome taffeta ribbons, and
inches wide, which sold for 25c yard,
to go for lac yard this hour.
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Ladies' 50 shoes, $1.39.
Ladies' fine vici kid shoes with
French heels; instead Of SO, to go for
s1.39.
Ladies' $3.50 umbrellas, $1.05.
OF silk gloria; paragon frames;
steel rods.
Sc lib. for 12c candy.
Pure. wholesome candies In immense
variety; instead of lie pound, for Sc
ti.is hour.
aides soc underwear, 29c.
Mems $3.50 underwear, 96c.
Mems scarlet ribbed underwear
which sells usually for s1.50, to go
for s6c garment this hour.
Mems Zoe hdkfs, DC.
Mems colored border handkerchiefs;
instead of 10c. to go for &c each.
S1.25 wrappers, 69c.
Lot of ladies' good percale wrap
pers. in all dark colors; all made with
fiounces-and all are good width-for
SOC.
Ladies' 50 waists. $1.49.
Ladies' flannel waists in black and
colors; all lined and handsomely
trimmed; instead of 81, for s1.49.
Ladies' capes, S4.9S.
Ladies' capes of rough and kersey
cloths: trimmed with angora fur down
front and around collars; for $49S
Boys allwool knee pants, 39c.
Boys all-wool knee pants of desir-
able cassimeres and cheviots; some
with double seats and knees; the kind
sold for no less than CSC, for 39c.
Boys corduroy knee pants, 29c.
Boys fine corduroy knee pants, in
two shades; the regular 59c sort for
29c this hour today.
Youths suits. 1898
of handsome mixtures-plaids and
checks: sizes IA to 10; Sc values.
Boys suits. sos.
Boys vestie and double breasted
suits; former in sizes from to 6
wears and latter in sizes I to 16
years; made of very stanch. value
giving fabrics; in mixtures of many
sorts: the best 81 suits possible to
buy; for this hour. $29S.
Boys tOpcOats, $2.9s.
Lot of little boys topcoats of CO.
vert, black and herringbone cassi-
meres; some with velvet collars; are
a makers samples; instead Of up to
$3.50, for $29S.
79c dress goods, soc.
Handsome black Zebelian dress
goods; so inches wide and all wool:
elegant for tailor made suits and
skirts; best black; instead Of 79c yard.
for SOC yard.
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Serge skirts, S2.9S.


Ladies' black cheviot serge skirts;
trimmed at bottoms with three rows
of silk; with inverted pleat backs, and
full flare bottoms, for s2.9S.
Ladies' S14 suits, 1898.
Ladies' covert and hOmespun suits;
in Elton and double breasted tight
fitting silk-lined Jackets: the latest
and most stylish tailor-made suits
which are selling for si4 and more;
fer this hour. 1898.
Lace curtains, 39c pr.
Handsome nottingham lace curtains,
in white and cream; in pretty pat
terms, instead of SIC pair. for 800.
White bed spreads, ;49c.
Full double bed size white spreads
in handsome patterns, instead Of Toe
for 49c. aat
Table oilclOth. II tie yd.
Best quality 5-quarteG colored ia
bic oilcloth in desirable patterns for
IL 1-2c yard.
Felt shortbacks. ;49c,
Ladies' and misses felt shortbacks
in all colors and black; some OF which
are bound with black; instead of soc,
for 49c.
Zoe dress goods, G3-4c yd.
An odd lot of dress goods comprising
double width colored heavy twilled
serges and fancy novelties, which are
very desirable for children's dresses
and house costumes; only small lot;
instead of 1Oc yard. for 6 3-4c. yard.
SOC satin duchcsse, 39c.
Black satin duchesse; all silk and 81
inches wide; extra high lustrous fin
ish: instead Of 55c yard for 39c.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

rXEcITIvE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON,
OCTOBER l. laO0.-Notice is hereby given that,
in accordance with the acts approved June %,
1873; June 10, 1873; June IL. 1880; August ii,
main was laid on Cincinnati Il. between Adams
Mill Road and west side of 10Th st. extended,
and that water main tax has been levied against
all lots land abutting upon the street. road.
alley in along which the water main was
laid. In the County of Washington. District OF
Columbia, in plat ., Clifbourne, Block ., sub
lot 2. Francis q. Newlands. Sls.'5; sub-lot 3,
Arthur II. Heaton, S25: sub-iot 4. John Joy
Edson. Ss5 BY order OF the Commissioners Of
the Dstric, of Columbia: GEO. f. GREEN,
Water Registrar District OF Columbia.
Ocs.SASu-l2t
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Bleached sheets, 20c.
81 by 90-inch bleached bed sheets;
made with deep hens; hand-torn and
ironed; instead OF 39c, for 29c.
III. pillow cases, 5 Use.
Ready-made bleached pillow cases:
hand ironed and hand torn; instead OF
10c. for 7-Sc; but not more than four
to customer.
Outing fiannels, Also.
Striped and check outing fiannels for
mems night shirts, ETC.; for Use
yard.
Mems 19c half-hOse, 8 1-2c.
Mems 81 cardigan jackets, $1.30.
Mems Toe collars, 6 lie.
Ladies' $3.50 bike boots, $1.29
all Of them tan.
Ladies' fascinatOrs, 25c.
Ladies' hand-crocheted fine wool
fascinators: in white, black, and col
ors; for Csc.
Boys chin. REFERS, $1.9S.
Little boys blue chinchilla REFERS:
the $2.98 ones for this hour special
price, $1.9s.
Boys suits, s1.9S.
Little boys suits in yestie styles,
from to 8 years. of very worthful
materials. and double breasted quits
in sizes to 16 years; the kind end
sort sold at $500 usually; for s1.9S,
this hour.
Taffeta silk skirts, $7.9S.
Handsome taffeta silk skirts: which
are really worth $40; will be sold this
hour for 1913.
Ladies' heavy coats, $6.9S.
AS an Introductory offering we shall
sell ladies' black kersey cloth coats,
embracing the newest effects and silk
lined, for $6.98; these coats are fully
worth 50.
Ladies' SO trim'd hats, 1898.
lot of handsomely trimmed hats
will be sold today, this hour. at
1880, WHICH we nave udu IudTheu at
IS. Trimmed with ostrich tips. fancy
wings, breasts, velvets. ribbons, etc.
$7.9S trim'd hats, $5.9S.
Here is bargain for you ladies': A
lot of handsome and exceedingly styl-
ish trimmed hats: and also misses
trimmed hats, which we have been
selling for s7.9s. and which are copies
of hats which sell for s12 and SIS; for
$5.9S this hour.
Table covers, 69c.
Large tapestry table covers in all
colors; heavy fringed and worth 81,
for CSC.
AppliGued pieces, 15c.
White appliqued scarfs and sham,
instead Of 33c for 15c each.
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Crepon- skirts, S9.9S.
Ladies' handsome silky blister ere
pom skirts: with full flare bottoms
and inverted pleat backs, for s9.9S.
which will cost YOU $3.50 anywhere
else.
500 suits for $16.9S.
Ladies' fashionable tailor-made
suits of pebble cheviot honespul,
cheviot serge, broadcloth. venetian
cloth. etc. in blouse and all effects:
newest skirts; all $22 values, for
$16.es.
Ostrich plumes. SOC.
Three quarter length ostrich piu1ies.
which sell for SOC usually; TO go this
hour for SOC.
Stair oilclOth, 5 7-Sc.
Best quality stair or runner o;lcioth.
in new patterns and colorings; instead
of 10c, for Use yard.
New draperies, s 7sc yd.
New line OF draperies. embracing
silkolines gold crepes. and cretonnes;
instead of up to 10c yard, for Use
yard.
Bl. bath towels. 9 7-Sc.
Bleached honeycomb bath towels;
with deep borders; % by ~ inches in
size; instead of 15c, for Use.
Linen bureau scarfs, Zoe.
Linen bureau scarfs, with fancy coll
ored centres; fringed all around; in
stead of 3gc for Ice.
ic cake for CASTLE soap.
Ladies' drawers. ~ lie.
900 pairs OF ladies' muslin drawers;
with deep hens and tucks. for Il I-2c.
Ladies' $3.50 umbrellas, $1.69.
Lot of ladies' all silk umbrellas. in
blue. red. and green. and some black
ones in the lot: instead of $3.50, for
s1.69.
Ladies S1.25 underwear. 69c.
Ladies' wool ribbed underwear;
which sells for s1.25; for SOC a gar
ment this hour.
Mems 75c night shirts, 39c.
Ladies' SOC hosiery, 25c.
Mems $1.25 percale shirts, Use.
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HEIGHT AND COMPANY,
513-515 Seventh Street.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Potomac Telephone Company-A dlvi
dend of 81 per share will be payable on
the 22d day of October, 1900, to the stock
holders of record at the close OF business
on the 18th day of October 1900, at the
office Of the treasurer OF the company. 619
Fourteenth Street northwest. Washington,
ID. C.
The transfer book will be closed from
the 18th day of October to the I'D day of
October, inclusive.
JEREMIAH VI. WILSON, President.
CHARLES G. BEEBE, Treasurer
Washington, u. c., October 10, 1900.
oc1l IL, 13, II, S,2O,2l,22
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CONTINUED.
SOC black taffeta, 39c.
Handsome black taffeta silks: the
pure silk quality, rich and lustrous;
most desirable for lining or rufiles;
instead Of SOC, for SO: yard.
Ladies' sailors, SOC.
Ladies', and misses trimmed
sailors, in black and colors; instead
of 98c, for SOC.
Curtain poles, Ii Use.
5-foot curtain poles in cherry. cak,
and walnut finish; with brass fixtures
complete; for 13 7-Sc.
$3.50 comforts, 99c.
Full double-bed size sateen-covered
comforts, in handsome patterns; in
stead Of s1.50, for Csc.
Window shades, &c.
Best quality Holland window
shades; in various colors; complete
with fixtures; for 21c.
CheviOt serge skirts, S2.49.
Ladies' black cheviot serge skirts;
made with the inverted pleat back
and full flare bottoms, instead of 1898
for $2.i9.
Cheviot serge suits, s6.9S.
Ladies' black cheviot serge suits:
newest in effect; which are worth half
as much again; for sS.9S.
Silk underskirts, S6.9S.
Ladies' taffeta silk uuderskirts, in
all colors and all shades of colors;
with two styles of flources; for 1898.
Silk waists, $4.9S.
Ladies' black and colored silk
waists, in all colors: hemstitched
back and front, and very stylish. but
slightly mussed from showing; to go
for "a 4Q e4.f '-
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The Maryland Democratic Club.

At meeting Of the Maryland Demo-
cratic Club, held last night, Walter C.
Baiders,on was chosen corresponding Sec
rotary and A. ID. Albert. ir.. financial sec
rotary. Willard +. Pcake. President of tho
club. recounted his experiences while a
delegate TO the recent indianapolis con-
vention Of Democratic Clubs. His report
was accepted rs most encouraging. II
evoked almost continuous applause, espe-
cially when Mr.. Peake referred to Illinois
End California as probable Democratic
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Mems SOC WOODEN hose, 19c.
Mems 79c underwear, 44c.
Mems and ladies' 81 UNI
brellas, 55c.
Mems Zoe cotton hose, 4c pr.
White Shaker flannel, Use.
leo pieces of white Shaker flannel;
extra wide; soft and fleecy; the SIS
sort, Cor 2 Use yard this hour. but not
more than ten yards Of it sold to any
one customer.
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BIsMARCK,s IRON NERVE

Was the result OF his splendid health. Indom;-
table will and tremendous energy are not ioun'.
where stomach. liver, kidneys, and bowels are
out Of order. II you want these qualities and
the success they bring. use DIR. King New Life
Pills. Only % cents. a; Henry Evans drug store,
80 Street.
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Rainy-day skirts, S3.9S.
Ladies' very fashionable plaid-back
rainy day skirts; with inverted pleat
backs and heavily stitched bottoms:
the regular S. skirts. for $3.9S.
I'M. marten scarfs, S3.9S.
Ladies' imitation Marten fur neck
scarfs. trimmed with six tails: for
s3.9s this hour.
Window shades, Use.
Waterproof felt window shades;
complete with fixtures for 7-sc each.
Carpet remnants, 15c.
Handsome ingram carpet remnants,
suitable for rugs in handsome colors
and patterns; worth up to SOC. for
15c.
Lunch napkins, 1c.
100 dozen lunch napkins in check
and plain effects for 1c each this hour.
25c to Soc silks for II lie yd.
Lot of aIl-silk figured taffeta silks.
also two-toned satin De Austria and
remnants OF silk velvets; odds and
ends, and only small lot. which
must be closed out: regular 25c, 39c
and 59c values: for IL Lee yard to-
day this hour.
Medicated flannel. Zoe.
Red medicated flannel. all wool: the
heavey twilled sort; sells regularly for
25c yard: for this hour for f5c.
Infants caps, 25c.
Infants cashmere and silk-trimmed
caps, in all sizes, for 25c.
Ladies' 10c hdkfs, 3 lie.
Ladies' 81 rufus. 79c.
Lot Of samples of ladies' black silk
ruffs, which are the regular 81 kind.
to go for sc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-12
C.munirning I'm Maryland.

Major O'Driscoll addressed an enthusi
astic Democratic meeting at o'clock yes
terday afternoon at Potomac Nd. At 7:3O
o'clock last night Major O'Driscoll and
Lemuel r. Via spoke TO a large audience
at Glen Echo. They will speak this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock. at Lay Hill. and to-
night at Forest Glen.
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TRUSTEES, SALE,
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioncers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT on MONROE
STREET, UNloNToWN, ID. c.
BY virtue Of deed o; trust, recorded in liber
22ss folio ass ct seq, Of the land records Of the
District of Columbia we shall sell at public auc-
ton in front OF the premises, on THURSDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1900. AT 1880
O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot 1875, in Duvali's Addition TO
Uniontown, ID. c. Terms cash; 800 deposit re-
quired at time of sale. Ten days Allowed TO COM
plctc sale.
ALBERT l.. RICHARDSON,
JOHN RACM,
ocC-eod, exS,em Trustees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JUDGE GOODE TO VIRGINIANS-Hon
John Goode and the Hon. s. G. Brent
will address the Virginia Democratic AS
sociation Friday. October II, at s o'clock,
in their hail. 467 C Street northwest. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
oc11-2t-em
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Chas. p. Williams has this day been
admitted as a member of the firm Of
Bloomer e. Co. Bankers and Brokers,
1881 f Street, Washington, ID. C..
October 10. 1900.
GEO. c. BLOOMER.
oc10-3t-em CHAS. p. WILLIAMS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-12

WE BUY UNDIVIDED INTERESTS IN
Real Estate and Perfect Titles.
Parties who failed to pay 1898 taxes, and
whose property was sold. can protect them
from maturing to q deed and loss of prop
erty by calling at the Office of WASHING
TON LAW & CLAIMS CO.. Room Z, AL
Louisiana Avenue northwest, city.
se1s-tf.em
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RUFUS H. DARBY PRINTING CoMPA-
ny. Rufus Fl. Darby. Treasurer and
Manager. Railroad, Show. and CONNER
cial Printing, sos and sos Fourteenth
Street, ore door south Pennsylvania. Ave
nue., Washington, D. c. ocs-1m
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-12

81 .2S 10 Baltimore and Return <ia
ID. a q.
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$4,000. The morgue master should re-
ceive SIS month, and have an assistant,
who would act as hostler. at salary Of
$40 month
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-12

The Republican managers are saying
that out of poll OF 2oi travelling men
taken in an Iowa hotel during period
of several months, 1t is asserted i75 OF
them were for Mckinley and 60 for Bry-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-12

Over 800 meetings. with double that
number Of speeches, have been arranged
by the Republican State Committee for
the last three weeks of the campaign in
New York State, in addition to the two
flying trips through the State to be made
by Governor Roosevelt and Chauncey NJ.
Depew, during which speeches will be
made at over 150 places.
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satu, day and sunday, October Is and ID
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-23
MAY 60 TO CHICAGO.

Said Gene,al Wheeler VIII Command the
Department of the Lakes.
, CHICAGO, March PA special to The
Times Herald from Washington says:
General Joseph Wheeler, it is now
regarded as pretty well settled. will be
assigned to Chicago at the head OF tho
department of the Lakes. He wants to
60 to Chicago in the event that he de-
termines not to contest his seat in con-
Rress. General Wheeler called on Sec
retary Root during the day, but the Sec
retary being very busy he was given a
brief conference with him. General
Wheeler afterward said that he had not
determined what action he would take
regarding his seat in congress.
II want to talk the matter over fur
ther with the president and Secretary
Root" he said, .'and when I have had
that conference I will be in . position
to state positively what I shall do. ]
hope to. settle the matter within the
next few days. .ss@gg..s4 .$z+.,. ,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-23
.NlR|:lEl 4 RUNoR
Nothing No \ '.' the storysof an an In =.
ternh onal lr' Demonstration 4
Aea'"st gal st. china. 4. 4. !.
Uni a States Adheres e. Ito
/ Old Policy Of Acting Alone
In the Matter. a.a A.
PROTECT EVERY FOREIGNER
As in the Past American War;
ships Will Look After All
Caucasians.
Naval Commanders to Act on
PROTECT EVERY FOREIGNER
Naval Commanders to Act on
Orders From the Govern
ment Alone.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The fact
that the state department. has con.
sistently, throughout the many upris-
ings in China, necessitating the pres
ence of foreign warships, adhered to its
policy of acting alone, 10 quoted here as
sufficient to Indicate the error in the
statement connecting the presence Of
the gunboat Wheeling with an interna.
tional demonstration. 1t is pointed out
here that in the past the United States
warships have undertaken to protect all
Caucasians, Europeans and Americans,
at the point where they must lie nearest
the place of disturbance. The little
gunboat Petrol had been protecting all
foreigners. Similarly any United States
warship would protect all foreigners
during the operations Of any of the Chi
nese secret societies. But it can be
stated that this government acted on it's
own motion, and thus it can be stated
that the commander Of the Wheeling
will act on orders from this government
alone and not in conjunction with other
powers.