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sr,et pestpo GopI,s' Bin ON at o.

Sufet pebtps Gpfplss' Bin ON al op'
r,tte ct Sisb Shool goarb for belle
Staten cs tiIftoa SsiFoIer m.b ct lin
berpisninssturfus, Der sisr b,r.s Gle.
Der fiit,os til at gao til Stdsuniptrii.
tstet. ct aarlist 9ilftub paa $500. DC
S,ol.r, Tom bill sisrs arap paa ct faa.
Sant SiIbub, maa unber,aite fig Stats
tiIipn cs uben grlasssIis at Stclepens
&c mcotase GIsp.r fra al. aant.r at
Statsn. $25, 900 bepiIses for at be-
tribe oenne me nbeift.
!Suist pebtos osiaa en- np Siites os
SogtIop. Den sipsr 5iib ano Same
Darosn en- itsrre Mpnbigbeb os forbps
Der Sotslpsrier ps Reituuratsrer at
fsrpere f,rft 5iii elsr 5usI / 5rsbninss,
then.
Sotpnieno in%bbragte en- Bin ON, at
intorporereoe 8per ftal ia Rst til at
pptrGbe Stat for at bplbe 2psperier
igdng. Gfter ben nup9renbe COB Tan
2psoerter bpgses, men ben flyer intet
ON, bporfru psnsene til bsres Oprstbols
BELLE ftal torme.
Senatet anpsnbts bet msite at sirs=
hagen til en- 0ebut ON ct Sorilas, Tom
bill, at Rusbritte life ma ubitjentes /
Nrrbeoen al Stpler os Sporagsliess
a~nftaIter. gn StienteitsO maa bore
fiernet mioit 5 nil fra iaabanns. Man
gil fra binanbsn msb uforrsttst Sag
ben Dag.
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Observation-Disclosures
Gn enfel Separator.

Si benleoer SpmGrticmbeosu pan gper.
tis' enentet paa ct anoet Steo / glabrt ON
natpmati'fc Separatprsr. Set er uiItnc,
bet enileite apparat at oenns Slass, ipm
tinoes. % BERTH er bet iaa binist. at enbuer
5arner Tan pper' omme at fisbe bet. W1o.
ltinen bleu patenterst / NIi ifiur oa bar
aasrepc puneet soot SubpaS. Mouoe, ipm
Dor nnIiafiet ben, uotaIer fig messt auertlen.
oenoe ON ben.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
WiSHonsmcoc

Sm 8no MI aiboloes ct Mislipnsmpbe
i gor 6rsliers airfe. @eit 9uluth. Minn.,
be9pnOeHoe meo 8r9bten al 3aitor y. 9.
5bueot Snspas Niten ben 21be Starts, %
nteo Giiieosmsbe Frebas aiten ben
23be. 9mne: Snbremisiipneu i Sps al
/ 3iu.5 j. s. mbIeoes al Bot. Chr. Sprt5un.
Som. Us u9r usIiommen i Ssiu Rapn
g q. Barmpe,
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Sor ~femoetype Qar iioen.
1eeprab 90 cmesn.
ffErn T,trrah.9 often for lsbe Warts 1871

Deb 8algst pau Stolebirettsrer /
Manbass blsp y. 80. Samiion ps anub
sbompiOn palste mso for Maioritet.
6, Grams os Sobn Slion fisbts
Sirsoag | fprris. llgs Mrs. Or. 9. Bur
bids Garm, for 1913 gcres, b.ti.nbt Tom
ben sumls Smansp Surm, til en- pris at
S26 per 4cre.
Spa Sprisbeoen i galmar CT: u. g.
Mun6eitsr, Mapor. s. 3. aape, gps
aoOOtat ps Rscorpsr, u. lubsriou, 9. 8.
Wuen, G. %. @is'sn, Senrp Mtaer oa
g. .. pott.r, "aloermen". 6. 6.
grairsro bl.O ubneOnt til Rarfban.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
9ecorab pg Smegn.
Ten iSoe Rarts 1900.
2ienetIien ppbGpet.

Yaa ~guorasenpe ira ben orflaGeSe
ON nh Sorbanplins Of Saaen mob ga
Ippnteeprr Sane / Dsiian bar 3pmmer
Selows opbrpst ben 9ienbelie, ipm
ban gap ior ct Bar Tiger iipsn, o. ION
robbie ioa mcscn Sstpmrins bIanot
Counties Saloonieepere. Eommeren
bar aiuet beose 8arters Gopptater 5rtIt
iii 20ee gpril I'll 5remlrseclle al nps
~Itrepuc Grsunentsr for Retien. Sa8en
or altiaa M / ben famine Sitting, Iom
ipr ben blcu braat Irem for &citGr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Dale / Wtnneiota.
Yaa be fleite Steoer foretreffes
2itenie for nlopligt Salg.

8Ds, 2anbsbp> og Sppnfbippals
bleo afbolot / Minnsiota Sirsoag. 9aa
ale Stebsr, bpor Der o~perbopso.t bar
nOset 9ulgipprsmaal, par 9icenie OPP
ftiuet iom iauoant, ps iom oftsit panps
2icsnfe.
SoistOn-9 icenie panbt. 8refioent,
8 %. 2arion; Bpraabsmano, Sames
6. Campbell, SObn SiaeItao, @owarp
Barnes; &scproer, %. 6. Slad; aas.
ierer, Sobn Stephens.
Satpipn-2lcenie table. q. s. Ses
teripn, 8raiioent; SprauosmGno, 6.
Q. 9ulan, 6. 8. Stasubers Og Sawes
S'Sara.
9icsnie panbt. s. 6. @urbp,
prafioent; s. 6. 6. 9ulano, u. S.
9anssneIs. q. 9ilbertlun, 8praaoss
meDlemmer.
8slinsbdm-Gicsnis uunot. u. q.
Sespolo, Mappr; Observation-Disclosures,
q. 8. Sentins, %. %. SbeIp us 5. ".
aopplin; Rscproer, 6. &. 8rouis;
&usierer, 5. u. Mc9rtbs; asiesiur,
9. Wutsr; 0ommer for ct aur, Olaf
8ruiO.n; 0ommsr for to Oar, 3. 8.
Sonupan; aOnitabls. ). 6. Balter;
Raribal, q. 6. MitteIftaot.
peIicun Rapibs-2icsnie panot.
praiibent al 8oaro Of Sruitses, q g.
5raies; Sruftess, q. q. 9ausen, Mits
Qnosrion, anuts Gt.nsrion; Recorber,
q. 9. Moen; 8asierer, .. u. 6. Bib
berg; Isiesior, .. 6. WtIIon.
@lsnpils-2icsnie panot. pr9iibsnt,
$. 6. Gottrsa; sruitees, %. Bib, $.
g. SOrsnion, Soiepb 3udera; Re,
cprbsr, q. $. 9enosr; Sr.asut.r, 6.
$. Mpsr; 0ommsrs, .. 8. Summers
% q. M. 2eigbtp.
Glbotp 2ate-2icenIs panbt. grGs
Iio.nt, Cars s. gauge; Recorbsr, Sbo,
mas Gai.p, Sruitees, 8. g. RsIion, 8.
u. Sobnion, g. 4lb.rtion; aasIerer,
s. Sampion; 9omm.r, 80. $. @oet,
ginger; apnitable, 9onp 4derfpn.
9asiel-2iceni. table. Or. Sbers
tpooo, praiio.nt; Srut.ss, 8. W.
Norsrsn, 8. 6. 2arfon, g. 5. Spatb;
R.corbsr, Sobn %. Nprsrsn; 2asItrsr,
6. 6. Mc@rap; 9ommere, s. 8. Nc.
atnnep os ausuit Sulbers; 3onitable,
n. u. 9putstte.
Maoiion-2icsnie panbt grefb.nt,
5rdnt palm.r; R.corper 8. $. Gbals
mers; 3asisr.r, Oscar s. Carton;
Observation-Disclosures, s. W. Ricplai, 8
s. 2ittle, G.urs. 8. dunn; Sommer.,
$. .. SaDis os Or. 8. Sarriion; @ss
iesiur, Or. 8. Spring.
Sector 2icenie panot. prefbsnt,
Seurss @idmin.r; 8praabsm.olem,
mer, u. 9. anb.riOn. SObn !9otanion,
Suit. 9usquiit; R.corber, 6. .. Qns
b.rion; ausiersr, Grant Sanion.
9enion-praiioent, .. u. Sum.;
observation-disclosures 5. 6. Gilman,
arnplO Slion. petsr Ronfon; Rscors
Der, anton arneiun; asfssfur, 8. !.
Dillon; 0ommer, 8. $. Sobnion.
Garlton-Preiibent, Sames Dunn.
pbp; 9praabsmeoIemmer, 6. q. Rel
ion, Sobn Repquift, u. RcSurluno;
aecoroer, N. s. @att; aasI.rer, u.
.. Gdlanb; 9ommsr, 9. 6. qnosr.
ion; MarIbul, Qllsr 9eattie.
Glartf.lb-2ic.nIe tabte. QreIis
bent, 6. g. Srpon; sruFsss, 3. q.
SiIoer, ). 8. 2pnner, $. g. anberIon ,
Recorbsr, q. s. RelIon; 3asferer, ".
$. aoliet; 0ommer, gilbert SsucubIon;
8onitable, 10. Gussneu.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

9psm .r en- Dranter2 ) en- @u;sqs
ming, ION er inOsipen til bet enseIit.
Spsrbus, ON at fau ajeunsmisrt en- SOP,
bcoroso Der fcrbpoes at itiGnte bsruitnce
9ritte for 9rautsre, osfinsres en- 2rans
fer ION ben, Der asb.t at to 2lar to
Gange bar onrst b%sruiet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

Nalfineu er moeiasst / soo STAMP. ben
.r fulot tilfreostilsnOe, % Iea fan uoeu
Cperor,refe liae. at ben bar opertrufiet mine
b%orpentnlnser ! ale SenleeHoer. ,Sraaten
6iep t2.e@ Sous BrGffen, 9oraee.
X. Tat
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Sra R~oneresien.

%. q. gouns fra 2Dst 9irginiazOis
itrift blso ben lite Darts berspet IL
SeDe / Rspr9ientantbuiet. plaoien
gapss til Sobn g. Diie. gouns sr
Democrat, 8iIe R.publituner.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16
Sbtcagc Gpgamarito
t..

Export chunks. ,......""..fJ
Draft horses, extra, I5oo-ISooD.l!]
Draft horses, med um, I6oo-I7mlj
Farm chunks.
rugs. y
Western branded horses ,.."" Y
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

Senator Ratplins fra Utah optos
n9itsn belle Sioen Manoae peo en- Sale
ON bet flippinTte Spsrsmaal. Spooner
fra WisconIin minoebe bam ON, at ban
ielD bapos bifulOt &rigsn pua 5ilippis
r,erre peo at femme for at sss ars
msen, fom ban piOfte ItuIbs isnDes bib.
Seq itemts for npe trooper, for at
be ituloe ahsis be samIs." ipareos Ratps
Inns.
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Omaha y ari'''
a.,.nnr ~prepuIrmnr'''
winneayolts gr0'"''"'''''

ID
Smpr-Creamrrics.. %
DalrleS .....
2So ri
O--Srid, go. l..".'.'''"'' q
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Dressed poultry Sa''"' s
SgRs. 10
gSa0er. D
SIZES. dress
laeuenOe SiGrtrG le H"''' q
EpIeter, pr. Su
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

r,~ gsrr st''"t'"'' -
smsr-Western creameH'', Il
Factory. lb3
gS9--2 Se,tert. ...'''''"
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

Orion Smitb us So6n 6. 9rabam
blep / i'm Sto uDnepnte til poitmsitsr.
/ Utah, itisnt be b.gse bar Here aonsr.
YoitOspartementet i Duibinston DiOits
lite ON bette; men Brigham $. Ros
krts sioroe messt 9Gisn bsraf, ba ban
.fiGmpebs for at faa bebolos bet Sons
eresiaOe, Tom Mormonerne bapoe sipst
BAN. Sioen blso Der rsrt op / Sassn.
Smith tps bu 9enene fat, os 9rabam
er / qropo unoer Rstsforfslsnins, forbi
ban bar Here Sooner.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

Senatet bsbattereoe portp Rico Bill.
len Sirsbas ben 13Oe / tire Stmer uben
at tumms nosen @ei. Senatorsrn. @l,
bri6, Sdnnu og 0ep.tp talte for RE
gierinsens 5Orilug, Raion os Bsl.
IingtOn imoo bet os for 5ribunbsl. 81.
fins Oiloe operlabe bsle porto Rico Sds
gen til praiioentsn Os merte, at naitt
3pngres lettere bib. tunne fatt. en- Be,
T~lutnine. Gordter formanebe til Gniss
BED. 9abis parileb. ON, at Minn.iota
bible finoes pau 9emotraternes Sibe,
ON gorto Ricp ituloe betale Sob.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

!Suist bifalot ben 13b. bet af aons
ferenstomiteen fremlasts GorIas til en-
MP S~inanslop. 166 Stemmsr fob mob
100. 0ermeo er Osnns pistiss COB farI
big til unberitrift af praFo.ntsn.
Sib.n SpsciebetaIins ~sisnpptoses
1879, bar Der life Daret noset iammen>
b9nsenbs 2oDOert a~ngdasnbe gantpez
fen, Penge og Statssielo. Qqe 8on.
greSbeIutninger ON oisie Sing bar fun
msot bet sieblittsligs 9sbop oa lille
bangt iammen iom / en- ai9be. Den
npe 5inanslop er oerimoo ct pibenItas
beiigt Bert, bpor alt er brdgt | Snitem.
Den resulerer National6anterne, reiunz
bersr Statssisloen, f%oranbrsr Sellers
Rapne, bsfaler en- burtie S~nboraanina
at belle Retter at 5reasurbzR ptes, saer
up9ssrlis ben / Smlsb oar,noe Seos
belmasis. og aft bette sisr ben pua fam,
me 5tO ,iom ben inofsrsr @ulombnts
fob, ibet en- 9ulooolar pad % oa 8
Sisnosoele Strains % 8 Sienoeoeles
Sinbso ital p9re Wpntsnbeb for be
Sorsnene Slater.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-16

Ggs.nSl
aGssH9'
Ct GttH9
,'9ttofd
RgrgS
scurTts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
Roo.ev.lt.~ Selection Agreeable.

The news of Roosevelt's nomination
reached the President while he was at
lunch. The President thought the nominal
ton entirely agreeable, and expressed his
satisfaction to several callers. II Is eX-
pected that he will - I'D telegram TO Gov
ernor Roosevelt.
Immediately after lunch the President
returned TO his office. He found Senator
CuIlorn waiting for him The senator had
tust come from the convention He left
Philadelphia when he saw that there was
no doubt as to the days work. Senator
KYLE called a few minutes later, and then
followed Representative OverStreet and
others Before lunch the President re-
ceived Secretary Root. Adjt. Gen. Corbin
and Senator Plat of Connecticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
Washington stock Exchange.

sales-resular call. IL o'clock m.-Capitai Traction
500 At 1es 1se,a arlington S a F FS
Gas; . at Is2s Is at 15s sob 20 at as e at
i 1S 20 At a, 1s 9! at sis 10 @
x1sola, 10 at x1s0%. 10 at xlsoi. 10 at xlslF 10
1iso After sanu $3.50 81 r s 500" at
District of Columbia Bonis.-os. 1902. so-year
funding a, lol bid IS isol water stock io2 BID
Miscellaneous Bends.-capital Traction IS; 1903,
bid 1o7l, asked. Metropolitan Railroad IS I2n bid
l12 asked Metropolitan Railroad cert. iDdeht.. \.
los bid. Met opolitan Railroad cert indeht, H. los
bid. Columbia railroad Is. 10 bid. coIunbia Rail
suburban Railroad 5s, los hid Washington Gas
series B. 6s kip bid, 40 asked L. $. Electric
Light deb. imp 8s, 104 bid. L. $, Electric Light
cert indebt, is, io4 bid, ies asked; Chesapeaks,
Potomac Telephone con: IS, lo5 bid 100 asked.
American Security and Trust Is 100 bid ;, Washing
ton IS, 1os bid. American Graphophone deb. Is.
100 bid. Anacosta and Potomac IS; 100 bid
National Bank Bank of Washington 1850
bid. Metropolitan, 6a5 bid; Central, 900 bid
Farmers and Mechanic sio 5 I'D Sseo1d leo BID
bid. West End, II bid; Traders. 1870 bid, RS
asked. Lincoln. 10 asked;
Deposit ,% and m5us s pa SsE Ess
Insurance stocks,-F1remen.s 70 bid FRANKLIN,
% S q sS Il Asked 80 sd @ S 80 10
asked. German American 200 bid. Riggs. 7s hid.
asked Peoples, bid 6si asked Commercial,
Title Insurance s XII; I Estate E Title SO BID
ingtoE Title, bid. District Title, 81 bid.
Railroad stoeks:-CaPital Traction xio24 bid:
asked City and Suburban. ~ bid. ~ asked.
Georgetown and Tenleytown. 20 bid.
Gas stocks.-washington Gas. x52si bid. 53 asked.
Georgetown Gas, 81 bid
Telephone Stocks.-Chesapeake and Potomac, GO
Miscellaneous stocks-Mergenthaler Linotype.
1Isl bid lsa asked trns Mono'yrs ha na
sEa1 American lIraphpDl.lup urptprrfd.
asked Pneumatic Gun Carriage, II hid, rs asked.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 175 asked.
K Ex dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 21.-FlOur firmer; unchanged;
receipts, 4,s47 barrels; exports, $1,000 barrels.
Wheat unsettled and higher: spot and the month";
s4aas4ai; July. s5has5l4; August, s6as6i4; steam
ports. 1900 bushels; southern by sample. s0as8;
do on grade. s1Aas51a; Corn strong; mixed. spot
47a47A; September. 47ha47ls; steamer mixed, AK
a46a: receipts 1921 bushels: exports. 295. 1874
bushels; southern white corn 4s1aa49: do. yellow,
4s1aa49. Oats frmer; No. 2 white. 3Oa30ha; No. 2
mixed. 271sa27A. Rye steady; No 2 nearby. So
easier; No. l timothy. $16.5Oas17 Grain freights
very dull, inclined to be weak: steam to Liverpool
per bushel. 3D. July Cork for orders. per quarter.
IS. Cd. June-July. Sugar firm, UNCHANGED. Cheese
active, with strong foreign demand; large 10h4a
10a,: medium, lOAa1Oaa: small, 1012a10A. Butter
steady, unchanged. Eggs firm unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21

the idols in the village temple When re-
proved for this act of idolatry, the father
said.
Il would have been willing to die and
so would any one of my soma. but they
threatened to eNterminate the family roof
and branch Each of the sons declared
that he would have been willing to de Ii
that would have satisfied their prosecutors.
but to have the whole family wiped out
was too much for them. 1t Is diiflcult Tor
us To appreciate how this would appeal Ia
a Chinese To him there is nothing more
terrible than the determination OF a ram
lily. II is the general opinion in the north
that the government is afraid TO do any
thing to suppress thc movement. for fear
II NAV become anti-dynastic. There Is
good reason to fear this. The anti-reform
movement or rather crusade, has aroused
very bitter feeling all over the country.
and it only wants leader to start a rebel
Ron that would quickly overthrow the gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
Police Recover stolen Property.

The police OF the first precinct recovered
TWO calves this morning which had been
stolen last night from the farm of John
w Dove. near Iceland. Prince George $
county. Md. \ third calf, which has not
yet been identified. was also recovered.
When Mr.. Dove found that robbers had
visited his place last night he drove TO the
city and sought the assistance of the Po-
lice Soon after his arrival here he found
the stolen animals In commission store,
where they had been left by "a colored deal
named John Ford. Ii is said Ford pur-
chased the calves from two coIored men
early this morning and left them at the
store Of the commission merchant to be
sold When he ascertained that they had
been stolen he promptly turned them over
o. Mr.. Dove.
The police are now looking for the rob-
bers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
SELECTED FOR WEST POINT.
Cadets From states Appointed ny
Various Senator'S.

Cadets for West Point Military Academy
under the increase provided by recent leg
islation. have been appointed during the
MAST week as follows from states at large:
Joseph d. Park Plymouth. n. H. by Sen
ator Chandler.
Fred G. Test. Council Bluffs. Iowa. by
Senator Gear.
james Denmead. Marshallborn. Iowa (ai-
ternate). by Senator Gear.
William B. Wolfe, Keyser, W. Va. by
Senator Elkins.
Russell V. Venable. Cincinnati. Ohio. by
Senator Foraker.
William W Hyams North Carolina, by
Senator Pritcbard.
Oliver Brooks, jefferson, Texas talter-
nateI. by Senator Culberson.
Horatio b. Hackett, jr., Philadelphia, Pa
by Senator Penrose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
ALL REPRESENTED.
Local Fire Insurance Companies Con
slider Reduction in Rates.

slider Reduction in Rates.
All of the twelve local fire insurance COM
panies were represented at the meeting held
today to consider the proposed action of
the Association of Fire Underwriters to re-
duce rates on houses and furniture.
Col. Robert l. Fleming of the Columbia
Company was chosen chairman and Lem
Towers jr., as secretary.
After considerable discussion a resolution
was adopted setting forth that the execu-
tive committees of the local insurance COM
panies recommend to their respective
boards that in case the Association Of Fire
Underwriters pass the pending resolution
reducing the rates on dwellings and furni-
ture below those now existing that the To-
tion."
A committee was appointed to consider a
plan for the formation of q compact COM
pany."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
CENSUS OF THE DISTRICT.
Returns Will He Handed in Within n
Few DAYS.

II is expected that within three or four
days Mr. Harrison Dingman will have turn
ed over to the director of the census all
the returns of population for the District OF
Columbia These reports will at once be
placed in the hands of the machine count
ers and the work of counting the names
will be carried on steadily until it is COM
pleted. 1t will take three or four weeks TO
make the entire count, but they will doubt
less be completed before the count of any
other community in the United States. for
the reason that il will be the first to be
placed complete in the hands of the direc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
CLEMENCY WANTED FOR VALE.
Attorneys for the Condemned Nan AP
peal to the President.

f. NJ. Hewlett and Thomas Walker. at
torneys for Nelson Vale. the condemned
murderer saw the President this morning
to ask him to give careful attention to the
application of Vale for Communication of SEN
tence to life imprisonment. The attorneys
saw in The Star yesterday the adverse
recommendation of Attorney Grigss
and hoped TO enlist the sympathy of the
President by putting the matter to him di-
rect They object to the statement of the
Attorney General that Vale was advancing
on his victim when he slew him. They say
that the evidence shows that Vale hau
been assaulted before he killed his adVer.
sary They make much of the request OF
the twelve jurors that the death sentence
be committed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
Soldiers Deaths In Cuba.

General Wood at Havana. has reported
ih. following deaths among troops in Cuba:
Columbia barracks, Major Frank II. Ed
rnunds LIST Infantry. yellow fever, June IS;
pinar Del Rio. Private William Clever. eth
Cavalry, abscess OF liver with peritonits
Jun.. 10: Maiauzas. Private James f. Levy.
A 2d Cavalry. dysenJery, June 10: Santa
Clara. Private D,lt Winteringham, B. %
Cavalry, yellow fever. June ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21
Sudden Death.

Hattie Jones' colored. twenty-four years
DID, died suddenly this morning at 11OI
Rhode Island avenue northwest where she
was employed as a domestic. Coroner Carr
was notified and he gave a certificate of
death from heart failure. The body was
taken to the late home of the deceased. 1103
r street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-21

Justice Barnard. in Equity Court No. =.
this afternoon signed DEGREES granting
Frances Davis "A divorce from James l..
Davis. Mildred r Lovejoy "a divorce from
Newton Il. Lovejoy and Imogene l.. Davis
divorce from James w. Davis. DISCRETION
was alleged in eaoh case.
Proceedings for divorce were instituted
this afternoon by Julia Thomas against
Andrew Thomas. II is alleged that the de-
PENDANT is BOW serving term of imprison-
ment in the New Jersey state prison al
T<enton. having pleaded to an indictment
for b'gamy.
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CHARGED With False pretenses.

Edgar R Jackson. thirty years old. who
lives at Takoma Park, was arrested this
afternoon by Detective Baur on a charge
of false pretenses. He was arrested on a
warrant sworn out by Angelina Thornton,
who alleges that he collected 81 from her
by falsely representing himself as the
owner of lot 134 of the subdivision known
that he made several similar collections.
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Secretary Gage Much BETTER.

Secretary Gage who has been indisposed
for a week. is much improved and this
morning called at the White House with
Mrs Gage He expects to resume his duties
at the treasury in day two.
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Gen. WheeIcr's Departure.

General Joseph Wheeler was at the War
Department today arranging for the as
SUMPTION of command of the department of
the lakes, to which duty he was recently
assigned He will leave for Chicago to-
right or tomorrow and will enter upon the
discharge of his new duties Monday morn
itttg
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Hanna Neglected Chairman.

CONVENTION HALL. June 21.-The ma
tional committee has reelected NJ A
Hanna chairman Of that committee.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers, 1419 F St, members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs La
denburg, Thalmann & Co.. New York
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the Old Town tonight
Secretary Longs Name Withdrawn.
Mr.. Murray. in behalf of the Massachu-
sets delegation, withdrew Secretary Long
from candidacy and concurred in Governor
Roosevelts nomination. He curried favor
with his auditors from the outset by de-
claring that he would be brief.
One by one the favorite sons We're taken
from the field of vice presidential csfndi-
dacy.
Then Chauncey Depew of New York was
storm of welcoming applause. This chief
captain of spel;binders was a little handi-
capped by insufficiency of voice to fill the
immense auditorium. but the audience
seemed to know what he wanted to say.
so he failed not to receive attention and
applause in plenty.
As he warmed to his work. Senator
Depew's delivery improved, and he succeed
ed in reaching more of his auditors. For
nearly half an hour he kept the audience
in a roar of laughter and applause.
After Senator Depew left the stage the
Quay shouters in the galleries tried to in
augurate another demonstration for Quay.
but Senator Lodge succeeded in Quellng 1t,
and started the roll call on the nomina ton
for Vice President.
Mr.. Roosevelt received one vote less than
Mr.. Mckinley That was his vote. which
as a delegate from New York he refrained
from voting in his own behalf.
Mr.. Roosevelt was declared nominated.
and some routine business was transacted.
And then at 2:lT the twelfth national re-
publican convention adjourned. n. o. NJ.
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THE TICKET MADE UP
Continued from First Page.)

the tune of There Will Be Hot Time in
the Old Town Tonight
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Senator Lodge called attention to Louis
lana being inadvertently omitted from the
roll call for national committeeman, and
that was corrected. Alabama also named
its selections. having failed to do SO yes
terday.
The chair then laid the amendment to the
rules offered yesterday by Mr.. Quay as the
unfinished business before the convention
As the cheers died away at the mention Of