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oewAr- OF 0intments for Cstarrh that
Contain Mercury,

NC" ~ VI 1OT OhLArT0 IN AZ
Contain Mercury,
"a mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and com pletely deranee
he whole system when entering IL
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used ercept
On prescriptions from reputable physi-
slams, as the damage they will 20 is
en- fold 90 the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hsli's Catarrh
lure, manufactured by F. ). Cheney
& Co., Toledo, o., contains no mercu.
~, and is taken Internally. acting di-
rectiy upon the blood and mucous sur
aces OF the system. In huving HALLS
Ja'srrh Cure be sure you get the gen.
nine. 1t is taken Internally and is
made in Toledo, Ohio, by r. j. Cheney
& 90. Testimonials free.
EH Sold by Druggists, prise 75c.
per bottle.
"1ll's Family Pills are the bot.
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Public Spirit.

mfr. Biggleson is quite a philan-
thropist, isn't ke?"
eyes. He always draws W the sub
scription papers other people are
asked to sign. Times Her.
aid.
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Trains Arrive Riohnapa.

Is A. IA, ally, fro n J.cxsonvi,Ia g.
nan, Charleston, Atlanta No..
z ~ augusta, ali points South
''NS' n N. Dally, exc 4pt Monday frou. a.
augustine, Jacksonville SAvSn
o,s ~ nan aad Charleston.
o'AO ~ n, Daily. except slndsy fnou. n.
Hn'S, thens, Hsieigh, Headsss
e.o, -, SOS Ly Hchburg a I'D the "a,
''o' a. n'' S!y, except =nndAy. PeneK..
o'0o. N, Sanuay Oaly, from Atl...a
Athens, Raleigh, HendeS-"r
,, LyAchourg, ana tSc Zee
A'1V =. M Daily, except IA day fr IA eo,A-
pore and internediaLo stAttanS
- Norfolk ana uffolk
Al 10 M -unoAy only. From NorfolS swe
,or :, Lo,k, and Petersburg,
40" m Daiiy, except =onday from. Pa.
6.65 z. NJ. D&iiy. From Sor,o,l
and Petersburg =A
''-0 r a. balIy. rom Miami, Per, Fan.
Pa, Jacksonville, -avannsL
Sharlestcn, Wilmington fsol6SsS
Doro anu All points y IN
o'0o NJ Dally. From Petersburg Ivna
burg, and West
T. M. SEMERoN.
General Manager AAn0ssNs
Il NJ. EAERSON
6enerAi Passenger Agent.
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YUoR ArTSHrIoH, PLEASE.

THE UNION BLOOM OF YOUTH
BENEFICIAL CLUB, NO I. of Rich.
mond, virxisia, wss chartered Oete.
Der IL, 1888, is known to be one Of the
hnest aud most charitable clubs in
this state. Pays weekly sick Bane q Is,
Birth Benefits and Deaf. Rsnefits
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-THE-
ST. PAUL NORMAL & TEN-
INDUSTRIAL, SCHOOL,
LAR ENCEVILLE,g EVA.

LAR ENCEVILLE, IVA.
Admits both Sexes of Twelve Years
Of Age aud Onward.
Has Academic aud Normal Depart
mants- A full comDetens corps o..
teachers employed. E% Terms with.
in the reach OF the poorest. Students
pay a portion of their bills IN some
Department. of Industry.
SESSION OPENS oc {. 2ND, 1900.
For Catalogue aud terms apply to
she Principal,
/. -s~a..i-e RRv JaMKs 8. aRUssELH,
Lock Box, Lao, Lawrenceyille, Va.
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Atlantic Coast Liue

-Shuduie in Eaect January Il, 1soo
rRlN--L LEAVE RIoHaoND-BYRD rKxz.
STATION
w" a. M, rally. arrives Petarshur- a..
A M; Norfolk II ~ H-ss..
.on,y =, Pstersburg, wzveriS Sns
s:ee- a IA, DAILY. =rrives Petershn,, a..
M, :, eldon II AS A. ~: "a
Jettesviiie as p. M, CnnrIsa1.-
II :0P. M -AyannaR IL 50 a. - -
SAcAsonvtlie 7:sl "A. NJ PerS
Tampa 30 p NJ. Conneos.s -
Miisoa with no II, arrsv,ns
sooro S:lo p. M, Wilmin~.
Ssn $40 Pullman deeper Ms
=, YORK to Jacksonville
10" N. Daily except uaday. Arrtr,.
petersburg l2:o6 p. NJ. .tosS
Msnehester, Drewry's Eia1E
s..p =, Centralia, and Chester ON sisaA,
,0 hSrY4 rs P. v. Maies an s,oss
s0o r. Ms Daily, except .unday. 4 irrtSes
Pstersbu-g 6:lS +. NJ, ~ ias.
$40 z. M, and Rocky Houns- 80
stops.
S'sss ?. NJ, Daily Arrives Petersburx "a,
4; "a. Com ects wlth Norfolk sa1
western for Norfolk and inis~s
, me1,ase points; Emporia, s:is
stations between Empor,a "A, . ,ss
LAwrencevilleI, Weldon s. So "A ~
fSyetteviIle Ia 10 a. m. sayannsS
"a 4. M, Jacksonville III g a
NJ, Port lamps 9:4S P. NJ
eE sSm Linz ~ MlDBLn
Augusta $50 = Il, .aaoon ,fAs
M, Atlanta lz:l5 P. N, PaIImS.
Sleepers New York to Wflm,n
TON, CHARLESTON, Jack sonv+I1E
rortTampa, Miami, =agusss a.
500 P, II. Daily. Arrives Pe.ersasr. a..
7. M, Weldon, 1I:2O p M 49,
local stops between PetersS.s1
and Wel&on. Arrives L1%sIS
burg 2:lo 4. NJ, Roanoke ~
$50 a. a., Bristol, Va i0.sa -
NJ connects at Emnarfs 49,
banville, Vs., arriving IS
PoIlmen nleeper kfchmens -
Lynehbark. %
1000 T. NJ, Daily; except SUNDAY. Nuu
fOkk AND SLORID-.PRNTE
Arrives Charleston 20 e
SSvannah s:0I .. m, JaeksSsnvtis..s
NJ, 81: Aagusttae 40 p hs
Tampa 80 p. M A-s
40 Z. NJ Daiiy. Arrives Petersburx,Ir "a
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Due to n Defective memory.

Many mans originality is due to
a defective memory.-Chicago Daily
News.
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Perhaps the Only Sure Way.
One way to make apple trees bare
is to pick the leaves off.-Chicago
Daily News. i~
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C w LEWIS.

Attorney.at-La and No:ary Pahga
Abstract OF Title offse. IcislesSVG "a
ropst1ys esreidI az <q lasd : 40 -afsslss
pas.s5sion gives to >slEns opther mat-
ers relation pe4s iakSSA
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Cures
Weak Men
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INSURES LOVE AND "a HAPPY
HOME FOR ALL

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A DIkcONcrN.

"It's very remarkable" said Mr..
Meektown, pensively. very remark
able, indeed. 1 really think the matter
is worth bringing to the attention OF
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KNOW YOUR FATE,

The distinguished Astrologist reads
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advice on marriage, love, business
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what are you talking about P-

Our six-year-old son, Telemachus.
Henrietta and l were discussing him,
and after ten minutes conversation 1t
was conclusively demonstrated that he
inherits all his good qualities from his
mother and all his bad ones from me. =
Washington Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-02
SITUATION AT kooMAssIE.
Indications That the British Will
Evacuate the Town.

Indications That the British Will
Evacuate the Town.
The British colonial Office in London has
received dispatch from Cape Coast Castle,
dated May 81, saying it is believed there
tered Koomassie May 26. The governor.
Sir Frederick Mitchell Hodsson. with the
sick, wounded and refugees. was expected
to arrive at Fumsu May 80.
Troops, 1t Is added, have been concen-
trated at F'umsu to overcome any possible
resistance by the rebels, who are reported
to be to the north.
If the report of the relief of Koomassie
Is correct, 1t greatly improves the military
situation.
Notwithstanding the optimistic tone of
the dispatch from Cape Coast Castle it re-
veals a somewhat serious situation. mas
much as apart from the possibility of Gov
ernor Hodgson's party being cut off by the
enemy north of Fumsu. 1t practically an
nounces the evacuation Of KOomassie.
which will be Interpreted by the hostile
tribes as a British retreat, and thus tend
to spread the rising. The rainy season is
now in full swing and no punitive expedi-
the autumn.
It Is understood that Captain Hall has
with him q force of 800 men. and that alto
gether 5000 men have been marching to
the relief Of the beleaguered town.
The Spectator, commenting upon the sit
uation there, says: I'VE hope authority
will soon be re-established. Nigeria has
vide a relieving force. and. IL the latter
were defeated or even checked, we might
have the whole Of western Africa to recon-
Quer."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-02
AUDITOR REEVES ARRESTED.
Believed That He Knows More of
Neely's Embezxlements.

Believed That He Knows More of
Neely's Embezxlements.
A dispatch from Havana yesterday SAYS:
A warrant was issued today for the er-
rest Of former Deputy Auditor W. H.
Reeves, who. was lodged in Jail, his bail
being fixed at $500. 1t Is now believed
that Reeves In hts so-calied' Confession
only gave half the truth. Indeed, the de-
lay in placing him behind the bars was
largely due to the desire Of the officials
to obtain the remainder of his information
regarding Neely's evolutions. A very i'm
portant feature relates to an allegation
that Nicely gave another man $15, 900 This,
II true, can only be established in the
United States; and an inspector will leave
Havana shortly to investigate. Reeves as
serts that heavy mortgages were lifted
from the property of the accused Individual
by funds that could not have been obtained
any other way than through Nicely.
The centerS of veterans throughout the
island are considering the advisability of
prese nting a petition to the United States
Congress asking that the administration
of all public offices in Cuba be delivered to
Cubans, the principal departments in view
being the post office and custom house.
The petition will probably ask that the
commissions that are examining the books
and undertakings of the customs and en-
cheering departments as well as repre-
sentation in all the work of supervising
Cuban monetary transactions.
The Discussion says:
Cuba has been inundated with func-
uonaries under the pretext of teaching
Cubans how to govern themselves. The
Intervention has lasted year and half.
period ample enough to have established
permanent system, and to have started
the Cubans in the way of managing 1t. If
the interval of Intervention has not been
sufficient. the difficulty lies in the fact that
teachers are not efficient"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-02
AWARDED DIPLOMAS.
Commencement Exercises of Normal
kindergarten Institute.

commencement Exercises of Normal
kindergarten Institute.
The members of the 1900 class of the
Washington Normal kindergarten Insti-
tute were awarded diplomas last night at
the commencement exercises of their insti-
tuition, held in the First Baptist Church.
The principal of the institute is Miss Susan
Plessner Pollock. She made a parting ad-
dress to the class. Rev. Mr.. Duncan's re-
marks made a most favorable impression.
He spoke in eulogistic terms of Mrs. Louise
Pollock, 1.-The veteran and pioneer of kim
dergarten work in America" and she was
later the recipient of some lovely flowers.
The diplomas were presented by Rev.
George S. Duncan. Ph.D.. to the following
graduates: NJ. Alletta johnson. Tennessee;
NJ Bertha Leadingham, New York; Eliza
beth NJ Ridgway, Minneapolis: Ma Belle
Soule. Minneapolis; Caroline Scott Jordan.
Clara Louise Fisher, Florida; Sylvia w.
Ziebach. Pennsylvania; Mary Moore Lurty,
Virginia.; Elizabeth Hartman, Pennsyl-
vania; Ida Dell Hartman. Pennsylvania;
ton Evans. Washington. D. CT. Augusta
Clark Gray, Washington. d. c.; Margaret
Roberta Ely. Virginia. 80 %.
Prior to this ceremony the following pro-
gram was carried out: Organ voluntary, b.
Frank Gebest; professional. teachers
training class, Margaret Coote Brown; class
motto; prayer, by Rev. DR.. Charles A.
tina Buckingham: 1.-The Practical Side of
the Kindergarten" Caroline S. Jordan.
Margaret R. Ely. Eva S. Lewis, Mrs. Au-
gusta c. Gray; songs. Ma Belle Soule: THE
Place the Story Holds In the Kindergarten
Elizabeth Hartman; story. by Mrs Louise
Pollock; Three Periods in the Life of
Frederick Froebel,' Mary NJ. Lurty: Ten
Facts About Johann H Pestalozzi," Mrs.
W. Ashton Evans: valse (op. A.. Chopin.
Sylvia w. Ziebach: Introduction to
Games" Clara L. Fisher; kindergarten
games, by class: "All Gone Song" by NJ
Alletta Johnson; symbolism, by Ida Dell
Hartman; piano, Elizabeth RidgWay and
Sylvia Ziebach
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HOTELS.
This List Appears Every Saturday.
HOTELS.
Summer Resorts.
For rates.. routes. etc. call address, send stamp)
Hotel Tariff Bureau,
,rs Every Saturday.
8 Filth Ave. New York

A.P.. American Plan: Eff. European; op.. Openly
ALBANY NY The Ten Eyck. E.P.. So up; A-P..H up
do ..-......- go. Hotel Kenmore. Az IS up
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ Hotel Dennis. AF.. s. TO S.
BADEN BADEN. tSoce. rms with bath)stephanieHu
BALTIMORE, Md. The Carrolton. A.P.. $3.50 up
BAR HAIRoR. Ne .Porcapine. E-P. q. W. Wheaton,
BOSTON Mass. Hotel vendolae. A-p.- 50
do. Harry l.. Brown The Westminster. E-F.. ~
do .Coplcy 81. Hotel. f. p. sIoo ut A.P. $3.50 up
BRookLYN NY Hotel St.Geerze. E-P-.$i A.P.33
CINCINNATI. O. Grand Hotel. r. p 81. SO; A. $3up
Rt.IN Ireland. Hotel Metrupole
iLFRAcoMBE. Eng. Fac. Sea. Imperial Fri. Hotel
GLEN SUMMIT. Pa. Glen Summit Hill July to Oct
GREENFIELD. Mass. Mansion House. A.P.ssa 30
JAMESTOWN RI TIE Thorndike Op. June q 10 Oct.
KANSAS CITY No. TheMidand. T. P $iup Il .Saup
LIBERTY. y. ....... The Waweatia. Booklets
do........ Pinney House. Entirely new $40 week
fwestmlnster. nish-class. Res
LONDON ST. Ermln 81 dental hotel Unexcelled Tor
cuisine. comfort Mod tariff
NAHANT. Mass. Hotel Fudor, A.P., $3.50 wk up
NEW YORK. .... Fifth Avenue Hotel. A-P.. So up
do Herald 50 new dreproof Saith. W.B'y ,E.P$le
do. (Ch.mhers&W. B'wayj Cosmopolitan. Psi up
do Brevoort House. E.P.. 81 up; A-P-. So up
NEW ORLEANS. La. New st. Charles. A.P.. 81 up
y. ADAMS MaSssW ellington L. L. 81; AP.,S2-oO up
IILADELPuIA. Aldine. f. 2. 81 Soup: a r. soup
PTTTSFIEID Mass The Wendell F. Sup; "A. p. Sup
PLYMOUTH Eng. tNew Prop JHStanhuIy seirand Htl.
SARATOGA. n. Y. .Huestis House, A.P., $3.50 up
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Arlington Hotel. A.P. -
do. .-....-.........Th The Raleigh. EP-. $l-oo up
WATCH HILL r. T.. Atlantic House. Golf links
WHITE MTS. The Waumlek ID. B. Plummer)
do. Profile House Il Cottages. Op. June to Oct
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STEAMER WAKEFIELD.

FVH i@zf-NBf-NuS.
Leaves Washington. d. C. 9th ST. Ferry Wharf,
Mondays. am. for intermediate landings to CO.
ionial Reach. Iushwood, Rock PIT, Coltons, Nom
mi Creek AbelIs. Leonaritown, Stones. Howard
and Coirum's
Wednesdays. 7 am, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Busbwood. Rock Point. Colton's
Ieonardtown. Abell's, Nomni Creek, Coan and
Yeocoruco rivers
Saturday. am, for intermediate landings to
Colonial Beach, Bushwood Rock Point. Colton's.
Eorrini Crock
See schedule In effect August q, 1880
au16-lStf G. W. RIDLEY. General Manaser.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia.-in the matter Of IGnatius Dyer. bank
Igiatus Dyer OF Washington, D. G.: Notice is
hereby given that the LIST day of June, 1900. the
said lgnatius Dyer was duly adJudcared bankrupt.
and that the frst meeting of his creditors will be
held at office, Room No. ID, No. 472 Louisiana
avenue. Washington. D. O.. on the 14th day of
June 1900. at $50 o'clock p m, which time the
point trustee. examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business may properly come before
EDWARD s McCALMONT,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
J. MILLER KENYON. Attorney for Bankrupt. 1t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columba--In the matter Of Benjamin F. Me-
Cauy. bankrupt. In Bankruptcy, No. 13D.-To the
creditors If Benjamin +. McCauIly Of Washington
ID; G.: Notice is hereby given that on the LIST day
Of June. 1890, the said Benjamin +. McCauly was
drly adjudcated bankrupt and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held at my office.
Room No It, No. 472 Louisiana avenue, Washing
ton. ID. c.. the 21st day Of June, 1900. 300
O'Clock pm. which time the said creditors may
attend prove their claims. appoint trustee. ex-
EDWARD $. McCALMONT
Referee in Bankruptcy.
BIRNEY WOoDARD. Attorneys for Bankrupt 1t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia.-Rnndall Hagner and Wyman L. Cole,
assignees and the Allegheny Company VS.. George
These causes being referred settle the ac-
counts of George r. Sheriff, as trustee under the
last will and testament of George L. Sheriff. and
personally and of wyman L. Cole. surviving as
sgnee under the deed Of assignment from the said
George R. Sheriff trustee, and to report distribu-
tnn OF the several funds. notice is hereby given
that will proceed under the said order OF refer
ence Monday. the 4th day Of June. 1900. at 10
o'clock m. at the auditors rooms In the United
caws against the said Georse sIesn as
trustee aforesaid, and against his said as
said time and place. with the proofs. JAMES G..
PAYNE. Auditor. my24 20. 81 .je2
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The only place in the world where violin
making may be said to constitute the staple
industry Is Markneukirchen, In Saxony,
with its numerous surrounding villages.
There are altogether about 1900 people in
this district engaged exclusively in the
manufacture Of victims. The inhabitants
from the small boy and girl to the wrinkied,
gray-headed veteran and aged grandmother
are all constantly employed making some
part or other Of this musical instrument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-02
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE. UNIVERSITY GRADU-
ate. has classes in English branches. Latin and
mathematics, and prepa for civil service; terns
So per month. 1920 Sth st. NV. IT.
GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE To EXCHANGE
lessons in German elementary lessons on violin
for instruction in dancing or French. Address
Box IL Star office. It,
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Mason's Yellow Tablets.

Mason's Yellow Tablets; -
Mascn's Yellow Tablets Dyspepsia. '-- $50
Mason's Brown Tablets Constipation. L..
Mason's Red Tablets Coughs
Nason's White Tablets cure Sore Throat.
.si-l7. .a- 4I,s -
By h T. MASON CHEMICAL. COMPANY 616 1t
Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Mason's Cream Of
Olives cures Catarrh and all indanmatio ,of
mucous membrane and skin. Safe and Sure Rem.
edy for Piles-e5c. q boz. nyz5-1m
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II you want work read the wan. columns
Of The STAR. ~.
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Exchanged for Two Per Cent Bonds.

Exchanged for Two Per Cent Bonds.
The amount of bonds so far exchanged at
the treasury for the new 2 per cent bonds
OF 1890 Is s2s6 1856 $50. Of which 364. $50 400
were received from individuals and institu-
tions other than national banks.
The amount of old per cent bonds so
far redeemed at the treasury Is $51O.5OO.
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THE 80.

WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Ten thoroughly trained teachers, each specialist
m pp pS out for New nan Containing s
refractory. library and laboratory. Gymnasium
and complete athletic field OF Tour Medical
director. Physical director. former varsity cap
tain. Advisory board includes some Of the leading
men of Washington. such Justice Brewer, Sec.
Gage, Gen. Foster. Mr.. c. G. Glover. Senator Hoar
and Col. Wright. Reference is made by permits
sion 10 Pres. Eliot uf Harvard, Pres Hadley of
Yale Pres. Gilman of Johns Hopkins Pres. VIII
son of Washington and Lee Pres. Harper of Chi
cago and other welI-known educators. LOUIS
EENERETT HOOPER, 4. NJ. Head Master.
Office during the summer 134 18th St NV.
je2-sat. %
Prominent Teacher |T TunI,. Take fe
SINGING Piano. Violin Man.. Guitar ELOCUTION
at So Term. Address MUSICIAN, Star office. IT.
COURSE N THE SPANISH LANGUAGE BY A
native South American teacher at Spenccrian
business College. Academy OF Music building.
9th ST. cor. ID NV. Terms-1J lessons IS. Three
evening lessons per Week. Application must be
made ard registration secured before June II.
ut which date the classes will begin. Private
day lessons, 81 each. In the government
Ice and in the great commercial enterprises in
our new possessions practical knowledge of this
language is an Imperative demand. my30- lot, 10
Get ready for position by fall. SUMMER RATES.
9NW[R TMAl[D s fi"n fsf sl prss ssre
ex m rs. All the commGn branches taught. s43 NV
my26-26t'4
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WASHINGTON. D. c.
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to $4,000. very attractive place; nearly / acre Of
ground; fine shade and water; story and attic
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VISIT KENSINGTON, NOTE ITS RAPID
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schools. public library. stores. steam and cleo
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city comforts and large grounds. Prices low.
VIII sell easy monthly payments.
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Shortly after this the sultan left for the
shore with all his retInue. 1t was about
two hours later that l was told his majesty
and his harem were assembled on his royal
barge, which lay at the dock. and that I
might possibly get a photograph OF them.
For this purpose Col. Hayes and myself
took dugout canoe and pulled back to the
mainland. When we reached the pier we
found that the sultan had left his boat and
gene to his hut on the shore. He was about
a mile away in a little matched village.
which was built upon piles down close to
the water. We could see rude tent which
his retainer had put up in order that him
self and his ladies might enjoy the fresh
breeze on the sand away from the rays of
the sun. I proposed to the colonel that We
go over and hold q consultation with his
majesty, and II possible get him to bring
his harem with him back to the boat. and
finally the colonel consented. 1t was in
deed q ticklish matter to deal with. The
wives Of Mohammedan are sacred. In
Turkey no man Is ever admitted to harem,
nor does . woman ever show her face to Q