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SENSATION EXPECTED.



Frankfort. Ky, March 5.-There was
unusual activity today and tonight among
the detectives ard attorneys who arc
working on the Goebel assassination case.
Colonel 7. C. Campbell. the New York
criminal lawyer, is here directing the in
yestigation, and 1t is strongly minated
tonight that something of a sensational
nature may develop on the examining
trial of Harland Whitaker tomorrow.
In an interview. Mr. Campbell said;
"Goebels murder is no mystery. He was
shot with a rifle in the hands OF parti-
san OF Governor Taylor from window ia
the office OF the secretary OF state, which
connects with the governors office. We
know the one man; he may think he 10
alone at times, but he is not The laws
relentless hand will heavily descend upon
him at the proper time. He is OF little
consequence. 1t is the more than bakers
dozen behind him that the nets are
spreading for. When that time comes
perhaps Davis, the Capital square po-
liceman, may be interested for himself
rather than Whitaker
Yes, / have read the statement about
Jack Chinn. They are too preposterous to
be dlgnihed by denial.
1.-The alleged story OF Widow Saffel has
about as much substance as the ridtcu-
lousy false statement that Goebel wore
a coat Of mail,
Yes, there was coroner's inquest, and
it does determine more forcibly than al
legged witnesses can do, the direction
from which the bullet came, and it's course
through the body,
From Secretary Powers window TO
the spot where Goebel was hit is l0S
feet. The window is about twelve feet
higher than where Goebel stood. Tho
descent of the ball from the point where
ared to the point where it struck Goebei
is about / 7-t6 inches to the foot. From
the point where Goebel was struck in the
right breast to the point OF exit III the
back Is about sixteen inches The point
of exit is about | 3-4 inches lower than
the point OF entrance, showing that the
ball pursued the even tenor OF its way
from the mouth OF the rife to the point
of exit In Goebel's back, entering a tree
some distance beyond. line drawn
from the secretary of states office, in an
oblique direction from me window 10 the
tree, crosses the spot where Goebe fell
thus proving by testimony far stronger
than human words the exact spot from
whence the bullet came.
DO / suspect Governor Taylor or Sec
rotary Powers of completely in the MUIR
der? sincerely trust for the sake OF
humanity that both gentlemen will be
fully able to eXonerate themselves. II
T suspected either of them you surely
would not expect me to say so at this
time"
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49, -
THE HOUSE.
miscellaneous business of Minor
Character Disposed. of.

Washington. March 5.--considerable
miscellaneous business was transacted in
the house today. Much OF It was OF
minor character. During consideration
of bill to incorporate the Frederick
Douglass Memorial and Historical asso-
citation, tho speaker and Mr.. Bailey
(TeXas) exchanged sharp words aud the
latter flibustered and ultimately pre-
vented the final passage Of the bill by
demanding the reading Of the engrossed
bill. The bill proposes to collect at tho
residence OF the late Frederick Douglass
In this city a record OF the anti slaYery
movement,
MIR Underwood Dem, Ala) was APP
pointed to the vacancy on the committee
on ways and means which It was under
stood was originally reserved for General
Wheeler had he returned TO congress-.
The early part of the session was de-
voted to the District OF Columbia bust
ness. Bills were passed to adjust the
rights OF certain settlers on the Navajo
Indian reservation and to authorize white
persons who have intermarried with
Cherokee Indians to bring suit In tho
court OF claims.
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the trade Of this country arising from tho
new relation must be made subservient t.,
the interests of those who have become
our wards This Is hts charge TO his new
commission. With his purpose thus de-
fined have the deepest hyinpathy Wien
therefore. the president does ME the honor
to ask me to assist him as one OF tho
commission in carrying IL out / could MOI
urge as reason for declining that
did not agree with hts policy and its OBJ
iect."
The presentation OF a handsome silver
loving cup TO Judge Taft closed the ex-
ercises and the guests departed after
singing America
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Cotton Nearing
Ten Cents.
Another wild advance re-
corded yesterday in all
markets.
See page 8.
See page s.

State OF the Union he obliged to enter,
clear or pay duties in any port OF Puerto
Rico
Senator Davis says his amendment
speaks for itself. 1t extends the Const-
tuition over Puerto Rico and by so doing
implies that it cannot be extended TO the
Philippines or other territory except By
legislative action.
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Agninst thc pnner rrnst.

Washington, March Representative
Devres tCal.) today introduced Joint
resolution for the repeal of duties on
white or printing paper and the materials
from which 1t is made. and directing the
attorney general to proceed under the
antitrust law against those maintaining
monopoly in such paper and material.
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Texas PostmoatcrS.


Washington, March 5,--Texas postmas-
ters appointed today; Bagby. Fannin
county. James s Hicks; Cotton Gin, Free
stone county. Joseph W Lee; Chapman
Rusk county. Enoch NJ. Bridges; Gordons-
VILE Grayson county Robert s. McAdams /;
Moffat, Bell county A. ]. Kuykendall;
New York. Henderson county, Miss Rena
NJ. Jones' Harwood, Gonzales county,
Thomas Caperton; Harold, Wilbarger
county. Mrs. Ella i. BarrIek.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Especial TO The Post)
Washington. March 5.-Texas pensions
granted today; Original. Burton New. Nc
Kinney, So; Lorln Baptiste. Dallas. 81.
postoffice has been established at
Lehman. Bastrop county. Texas, with
Martin Lehman as postmaster,
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Exnminine rrlnls Todnx.

ing trials OF Hart and Whitaker and Jec
Jones of Whitley county, suspected in
connection with the Goebel assassination,
are set for tomorrow. Attorneys have
agreed that Jones may be admitted to
bail Bail for whitaker was refused.
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London, March G. 3 a. m. --Mafeking Is
to be relieved as soon as the British-force.
already on the way TO Kimberley, can raise
The siege This force is described vaguely
as "s,rong" The Kimberley Light Horse
is mentioned as component, In view Of
the fact that the Kimberley Light Horse
Is under the control OF the De Beers COM
pany. Lord Roberts visit to Kimberley
probably had to do with an arrangement
with Cecil Rhodes to use this company OF
troops.
Mr.. Rhodes and Colonel Kekewich have
had differences of policy. 1t appears, which
did not end with the relief OF Kimberley.
"What shall | do with him." Colonel
Kekewlch is said to have wired to Lord
Roberts. who half humorously replied, ac-
cordng to a story circulated at the clubs.
Put him In chains"
Fresh intelligence as to what Lord Rob-
erts Is doing has ceased again. This si-
lence is taken to mean that something has
happened or Is about TO happen.
B5er raiders are commonly active in the
northwestern section OF Cape Colony,
where they were stirring up teh Dutch.
Martial law has consequently been de-
clared
Mr. Chamberlain's request FOR $500 addi-
tIonal Australian bushmen Is understood
to DO explained by the fact that the war
office requires this force for the pursuit
Of Beers who, according to the intelli
gence in the department. have been COL
| lecting ammunition and stores In the
mountain Businesses in the north OF the
Transyaal, whore they are preparing to
carry on guerrilla wanfare.
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cnrun1tlc. OF TMo week..

the British ehelled them. The Beers then
opened a heavy FIRE from Maxms and also
firing from kopie in the center OF the
position with a long range 15-pounder.
The Boer trekking, in consequence OF Gen-
eral FIench's movement, was temporarily
stopped.
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Probabilities,

|4hington March 5.-Forecast:
3 Texas-Fair Tuesday. colder in north
lertion; Wednesday fair: fresh southerly
4g to westerly winds.
4 Texas-Fair; colder Tuesday: wednos-
fair: ives. to northwest winds.
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osronten, Saturday, March s.--General
French yesterday noticed a body of Beers
trekking northwest and sent squadron
last night to keep In touch with them.
This morning the troopers were followed
by about $50 Beers. who advanced around
a bill but who retired preclpItately when
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Capetown. March 5,--A strong force OF
British including the Kimberley Light
Horse, is marching northward from Kim
berley. 1t is expected that the crossing
Of the vaal river win be disputed at Four
teen Streams. where the railroad bridge
has been wrecked.
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A LINE OF BOERS
Extends for Eighteen Miles South Of
the Modder River.
BRITISH ARE MARCHING NORTH
From Kimberley, Including Cecil
Rhodes Light Horse Troops.
CROSSING OF THE vAAL RIVER.
,ROSsING OF THE yAAL RIVER.
viii Probably Be Disputed at Fourteen
Streams Where Bridge Is Wrecked.
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN CAPE COLONY
'ausIIS uIusv vi s,ss
-doN pIoT-uoInu oul On 1uIIIy,s
ussB oAuH rIspiua Isou saou.w


London, March GA Daily Telegram
dispatch from osfontein dated Sunday
says; THE Boer front covers eighteen
miles to the south OF Modder river
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GuNnoATs WE'RE SENT.
Interests in Central America Are to
BE Protected,

BE Protected.
Washington, March 5.--This statement
THE Detroit and the Marblehead have
been sent to Central America on account
OF the dispatches received from our rep
resentatives. which report a disturbed
state of affairs. and for the purpose of
protecting American interests there
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General Obseryationa,

servations taken at all stations by the
"a States weather bureau at p. M.
orday. 18th meridian time:
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cHuRcHrLL's VIEW.

He spenks of the Cost of Ladysmith
Relief.
London, March 5.-winston Churchill.
describing the arrival at Ladysmith. In a
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VAN MAcLAREN says: mo
man writes with bis own mana.
! n he can dictate 10 stenos-
rainier. no man dictates, II he
\ can telegraph: no man teie-
n grains. II no can telephones"
~ N YOU are a typical. energetic.
up-to-date American, you al.
,be Long Distance Telephone. IL
nd TO the wise Is sufficient.
southwestern Tel. 81 Tel. Co.
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TEN YEARS FOR "TEN PER CENT,
BY ACCLAMATION,
EI-GOv. Stone Declares Bryan Will BE
Nominated That Way.

Ex-GOv. stone Declares Bryan Will BE
Nominated That Way.
Ex-Gov. W. ]. Stone. democratic national
committeeman for Missouri, has reiterated
his previously expressed opinion that Bryan
would be nominated by exclamation. Mr..
Stone said he would not be a candidate for
the vice presidential nomination
Where should the principal fight Of the
campaign managers be waged?" he was
asked.
illinois. Indiana, Ohio, New York, Min
nesota and California are states would
regard as debata ground If BRYAN hold.
the states he carried in 1895 and secures
either of the large states-New York. Ohio
or Indiana-he will win"
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ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE

foR SAl-E-NEW EEAClI-FRONT HOTEL. FULLY
furnished; 700 rooms: suite. with baths; sea
AMI fresh water In every bath; steam heat: cle-
vat"r from street level: strictly up-to-ate hotel
ais" cottages for sale rent. Address ISRAEL,
e. MANS Il 90, Real Estate and Law building
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ACCOUNTANTS.

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Public Accountant and Auditor
1oe0 liz. Washington Loan and Trust buildiue
fe6r0 Teiephons No. 452
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES = BICYCLES BICYCLES - THE
wheels that are Independent OF the trust: The
1900 Eclipse bicycles-'.They stand the test
equipped with Morrow brake and coaster; price
80; terms easy. The famous Reading Bicycles
S225 O with Morrow brake and coaster SCI 20
Alma Bicycles, $3.50 full line Of sundries
Oh I1th ST NV. ap30-6t'
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED HALF CAR
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them on the bargain counters on Wednesday Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, May 2, 8, T. g.
zoo Cyclometers Soc; 81. 90 Cyclometers 25c ::
800 Messenger Saddles, $50; 81 90 Perry Pneu-
matte Saddles, SSc.; other saddles 25c up Push
button Bells, DC; Continuous ringing Bells 22c :;
Graphite. 1c.; Repair Kits, 4c.: Genii Lamps
rigid bracket 79c;; Deitz Lamps, Csc; Pedals
89c., 79c., Soc; Pants Guards 1c; Soc. Foot
Pumps, 2sc.; Grips &c. pair; Chains all high
grade, Soc. and 7sc. EACH spokes, complete. ic.
each; Lamp Brackets, &C.; Clements all kinds 4c
Tires-Kangaroo, $175; Goodrich, 81 SO; Chase
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chemically put on free Of charge. Leather Toe
Clips, 29c.: NIcke! Steel, &c. pair. We also have
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prices ;,- These goods are new and shop worn and
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REMEMBER. WE ARE THE NEW YORK
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PROPOSALS TO CLEAN TNIMPROVED
Streets in the District of Columba.-Ottice of the
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia Wash
ington ID. G. Arrii Is l3uu.-Sealed PROPOSALS in
dorsed Proposals To Clean Unimproved Streets
will lie received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ MAY TENTH. 1900. to Clean the I'm
improved Streets in the city of Washington d. C.
per blank form of proposals and specifications
copies Of which and all other necessary informa-
ton, may he obtained at the office Of the Sul,erin-
tendent Of Street Cleaning. AGA Louisiana avenue
northwest. Washington. j.. c. A certified check
for Thousand dollars tS1 ,O0Ol or a certificate
of the Collector Of Taxes y. G., that said amount
has been deposited with him, must accompany
each proposal guarantee that the bidder will
enter int" contract if his bid should he accepted
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
JOHN &. WIGHT. JOHN W. ROSS LANSING; H.
REACH, Commissioners Of the District of Colun-
bia. ap25-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

f'iS sA-r, - - r,n,n., rl,sIrrn i'm
rd i4''N LON = -, Ls,r f,tu psrticulars
fr"Nthl'" sr,I.,Ht,S ! EISIJER & 90 1924 r
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81 NV ~ -
FOR SALE ihh rs a., ~ y :, near conn
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4 KsR1;AIN
nvI-2r STONE X FAIRFAX. Sn6 + st. NV
-- -. ,,,,r,.r,,, 1,.,NIES N THE
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wsst If 18th ST some Of them within a s'laal'
If I,unont circle. LOOK At THIS FOR ST. i'H'-
a stnr{es celia light brick front: parl"r rrcep-
TN !au dining rooul pantry and kitchen on LIST
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SIt-AM lirsN ir .y,Ii >E I;,bin ono suunrt.
INV F-Sl l'rAl y, iiIlS s.rias cellar 4
If Dupont tlrSit, S SItrr u, ,-TEn liz 1T Re-
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ducrd from $500 ~ ,,Xf- t,csf owner and
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FOR -BARGAIN-Sat ACRES OF LAND
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location desirable for home. For terms and
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DEPOT QEARTERMASTER'S OFFICE WASH
ington, DC, Apiil IS 190O.-Sealed proposals. in
triplicate, will be received here until TWO PM
MONDAY, MAY TWENTY EIGHTH. 1900. for
furnishing during fiscal year ending June 30, 1901
Fuel and Mineral Lamp on Information furnished
on application. L. $. right accept
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Proposals for Fuel Tor OH addressed T. E.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE REASONABLE. LOT 21 BLOCK 80.
fronting on kenessw St. Columbia Heights Call
at ll2s 9Th st. NV. any pm. after 4 O'Clock
OWNER ny1-2w.
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BERKSHIRE HILLS.
The MapleWOod.

PfTTSFIELD, BERKSHIRE CO. MASS
Elevation above sea level i 100 feet No mos
booklet.
ap2I 52ts.1 ARTHUR w PIJyNR pron
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FOX SAlE-NEW S-RoOM FRAME COTTAGES
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81. IT: located On high elevation. giving n
commanding view OF Washington: only 2 miles
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-
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FOR SALE-BEST SITUATED LOT AT RIVER
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FOR saba NEW BRICK HOUSE IN MT
Pleasant west Of 18th: rooms: reception hall;
tiled bath porcelain tub; dry cellar; lot II. ok
10: alley Prize. 81 $40.
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Fol; SALE-IF YOU DESIRE To PURCHASE
HOME OS COLI NRIA HEIGHTS. Re 81 RE-
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FOR E-65-ACRE COUNTRY PLACE NEAR
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for sale for first time. Address call LAT
1MER x NESBFT 1921 {; st NV ap2S-3t
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FOR SALE-ACRE LOTS; FOREST SHADE;
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FOR SALE-7-RoOM DWELLING; BARN, STA
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FOR SALE-50 ACRES ONLY $40 PER ACRE;
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home or farm. Address Box 81, Star office.
ap1S-1m.4
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FOR RESr-LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE AND 6
acres of land 18th st. and Henning road: $50.
1nqur, within. ap3O-3ts
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FOR SALE \ SPLENDID CHANCE To LOCATE
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residence section If this city; Wel-built MOD,
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r,oulS Tiled baths; porcelain tub; Hol
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FOR SALE-Ar A BARCiAIN-HO ACRES OF DE
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FOR PENTHOUSE % ROOMS AND TWO COT
tases of rooms each. partly furnished; old
rtlaggett Manor; Brightwood ears pass gate.
Address S. W WATER 1920 18th st or at
place. auSO-3ts
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FOR AI4E-OR EXCHANGE
A Bt+At 'TlFIL 81 III RBAN HOME ON THE
BRlGIfrWOoD AND WOODSiDE ELEC. X X.
Neil-huilt house, containing 16 rooms. stable
and all necessary outbudngs; A.. Of
ground.
SITUATED FEAR WOODSIDE. MONTiOM-
FRY COUNTY. MD. AND THE HOME OF MIR.
CROSBY =. MOVES.
For full particulars and price. apply to
ap2S-3t j. V. y. III YCk 1905 Pa ave NV
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED
states Patent Office Washington, D.. c.. April
{, looo-Sealed proposals dn quadrupcatel will
be received at this office until TWO O'CLOCK
Pm; THURSDAY. MAY THE THIRD 1900, and
VIII be Immediately opened thereafter in the pres
ence OF such bidders attend, for producing in
The city Of Washington. District Of Columbia
curing the fiscal year ending June 80, 1901. pho
tographic copies OF drawings Of pending app-
cations and Of foreign patents. Ali bids accepted
ana contracts awarded subject to appropria-
non by congress to meet the expense. Spccif-
cations ana Specimens, with forms Of proposal,
VIII be furnished On application to the chief
sealed and Endorsed Proposals for Photographic
WORK, fatent Office All bidders invited TO
be present at the opening. CHARLES ii. DUELL
tOlnmlssiOner. an1. 3 20 2l&my1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-01

A new 3-stery brick dwelling: paTlor. hallway.
dining room. pantry and kitchen on LIST floor
bed rooms tiled bath room; dry cellar: lot about
1sxI4u to alley: house built to sell for sS,WS
Apply once, this house Will he SOLD III Few
Harz