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establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this Office at Duluth.
Minn., on Tuesday, the 12th day of February,
1901.
lie names as witnesses
John O'Connor, of Virginia. MINI.
John Chesser, ''
w. E. HannafOrd, s.
P. Shipley,
Any and all persons claiming adv crsely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
18th day of February, 1901.
VIM. E. CULKIN,
NOV 3O-Feb7 Register.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

James Sampson, the contractor
and builder who supervised the con-
struction of the fine business block
comprising the Calderwood, Annex
and Medical Blocks, returned to Du-
luth Tuesday after finishing a busy
season in Virginia.. Mr.. Sampson,
during his stop in the city, gained
an enviable reputation as an able
and conscientious workman. He
has other contracts in sight here
and will doubtless return in the
early spring.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

IN PROBATE COURT.
Special Term, Nov is, 19oO
In the Matter of the Estate Of NJ PETERSON
Deceased:
On receiving and filing the petition of
John Mesberg. OF the County of St. Louis,
representing, among other things, that NJ
Peterson, late Of the County of st. Louis, in
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

Supt. Wessinger, of the American
Mining co1npany's Sauntry mine on
the Mesaba, who is also master me-
chanic, arrived in town yesterday
morning to superintend the install.
ing of new heating apparatus al
the Negaunee mine, and may likely
leave for his home to-nig Ne
gaunee Iron Herald.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30
PULP PAP CIR PLANT

Our neighboring town of Grand
Rapids is soon to have a new indus
try which means much to its future
and will tend to bring other indus
tries to that point. Messrs. l.. Lin
dauer, G. A. Bosard, Frank and
Henry Becker, of Kaukauna, Wis.,,
will this winter erect an enormous
pulp mill, at an estimated cost of
$25O,OOO. The pulp mill will be of 80
tons capacity and the paper mill of
20 tons capacity daily.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30
ORDER FOR HEARING.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF ST.. LOUIS {s>
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
DEATHS IN THE DISTRICT.
General Mortality Declines as Coma
pared with Previous Week.

pared With Previous Week
There was a decline in the number OF
deaths during the past week as compared
with the week before The deaths num-
bered IS. as against JOS. and the death
rate fell from 1890 to 1919 per each
thousand of the population. OF the dece-
dents 46 were white and 81 colored. Nor
tally from consumption increased from
"A to II, and that from diseases of the
brain and nervous system decreased from
Il to r. There were ) fatal cases of ty-
phoid fever, of whooping cough, and 2
OF dIphtheria. But 1 death from violence
occurred. This was by street car accident.
At the close Of last report there were
81 cases Of diphtheria in quarantine. Dur
ing the week II new cases occurred and
were discharged, leaving 30 eases under
observation in 80 premises.
OF scarlet fever there were "A cases in
During the week Il new cases we're re-
ported, and u were discharged, leaving
IS cases, with warning cards, in Sc prem
ises.
No new case of smallpox was reported
during the week, the single case reported
on the I'd of the month being still in hos
pital, eonyalescent.
The mean weather conditions prevalent
during the week were, temperature of the
atmosphere, 40 degrees; barometer, 30.0S,
and relative humidity. 81. There was 10
rainfall, and winds northwesteFly, aver
aging miles per hour. The highest tenn
perature of the air was SO degrees, on
the 18th, and lowest Is degrees. on the
nth
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21

The Commissioners today issued an or
der relative to the awarding OF the draw
ing of plans and specifications for school
buildings as follows:
FOR eight-room school building TO re-
Ieve the Greenleaf School to Robert
stead; compensation to be $500, and plans
TO be drawn for an eight-room building
capable of afterward being enlarged into
a sixteen-Foom building, If so desired.
s.For tweIve-rooTn building for Ecking-
ton and vicinity, to Messrs. Brauns &
sill; compensation TO be $500, and plans to
be drawn for a twelve-room building COM
plete, and also to be SO drawn that an
eight-room building or four-room build
ing can be constructed from them, if de-
sired.
For eight-roorn school building in
Washington Heights, TO Waddy E. Wood;
| compensation to be $500; plans to be
drawn for an eight-room building, in such
manner that q tweIve-room building or a
four-room building can be constructed
from them, is so desired.
For eight-room building in the Elev-
enth division, TO Marsh & Peter; cCmpen-
sation to be $500. and plans to be so drawn
that building can be enlarged to twelve
rooms without further preparation of
drawings.
For eight-room building in the Tenth
division, to Appleton P Clark; compensa-
ton to be $500; plans to be so drawn that
twelve-room or four-room building can
be constructed therefrom, if SO desired;
For four-room school building at Ken
ilworth, to Brauns & Sill, at compensa-
ton of 800;
For four-room building at Twining
City, to Waddy B. Wood, at compensa-
ton Of 500;
For four-roona building at Petworth
to Appleton P. Clark, at compensation of
S1O0.
THE plans and specifications for the
said buildings are to be prepared under
the terms and conditions named in the
programme of competition under which
designs for typical school building were
received on October is, 1900; compensa-
ton in each case TO be payable upon the
completion of the plans and specifications
and their acceptance by the Commission
ers. All drawings submitted must be IN
On tracing linen and adapted for blue
printing"
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erssssS Y Why Don't You Know SAPOLIO
THE COMMISSIONERS ORDERS,
Changes Made ia the Service of the
Water Department


That Mr.. R u. s.mms. Superintendent
Of Property. is directed to proceed from
Washington. D. c.. to Dickerson, Nd, and
return on business connected with the
procuring of stone from the District quar-
ry at Diekerson.
That Mr. D. W. Holton, chairman in the
Water Department at s2.25 per day, is
promoted 10 rodman in said department at
$3.50 per day, to take effect this date
That Mr.. George C. Leidy is appointed
chairman in the Water Department at
S2.25 per day, vice Ho1ton, promoted; to
take effect wheh he reports for duty.
That the cement storehouse located at
First and Canal streets southwest, be en-
tagged at an estimated cost of 81, 6S7 so:
the cost OF said enlargement to be borne
by the following divisions Of the Engineer
Department In the proportions named,
namely: Surface division, s., s37 50; Sewer
division, 5000, and Water Department,
$500
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21

wei known professor has made ne fortunate
discovery that what has heretofore been known
as EnPoteney or lost manhood is due 70 paralysis
Of the nerves. As it requires vigorous con-
dition Of tie nerves TO control the muscles,
the professor has found wonderful power that
Instantly av'akens the nerves and thus restores
complete muscular strength. he says: The
marvellous power exerted by recent additions
and improvements to ny electric belt and sp-
planes induces me to send 1t on thirty days
free trial. certain am that it will cure and
that the wearer VII gladly pay the small price
asked after the thirty days trial.
To men who have battered their stou1achs
with drugs, I want them &c exercise their jung
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
The Death Reeorl.

The following deaths for ztwenty-four hours
were reported at the Health Department up to
noon yesterday: Herman L. Ianghoff, &c years;
Thomas s. Lindsay, So years; james obold, IS
years; Frank Norris. 81 years; Thadde.s K
sailer. 81 years; Charles ". Davis, So years;
Lucia A. Brown, Sc years; Charles Banks, So
yezrs; William A soneIi, 90 years; James J.
Morrison, Is years; Lawrence E. Finn, % years;
Louisa Stewart, % years; Jacob Jackson. q
years; Edward Potberry, II. D. % years; Marshall
Hardesty. q years; William Brsxten, 20 years:
Irving TruesdeIl, IS years; Mary Y Roberts. l
year; Charles T. Richards months; Elsie Perry
2 months; James HannaH,-1O days.
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VIII Be Sent Free Thirty Days All May Experience
the Wonderful Sensation Of Restored VigorWihout

piness- His nerves were II bad condition Of
weakness. but in three days after putting on the
belt and saspensory he felt wonderfully improved
and now has the full strength and Eigor Of every
member o: the body
Geo. A. Johnson, Box 1i2, Painted Post, h. Y,
says that while he never practiced excess except
when young. he found himself at 20 = preraasurely
old man, but the belt and s1spensory have COM
pieteiy restored him
J. Y. Spencer, OF Grafton, W. Va, says be spent
hundreds Of dollars in medicines and the old
styles OF electric belts so widely advertised but
received no benefit. Although 20 years old and
fcr IL years a sufferer Of lost manhood, my belt
cured him sound and wei, and he Is row strong
and vigorous.
A zahihzrz, Of shzTpsburg, Pa, wore MY belt
and slSpe1soTy for unhealthy organs and erzis-
sions and hzs regaIned perfect strength AID
health.
Geo. P Mskley, Of oneonta, N Y. states that
after trying everything he could find without
any benefit he tried one Of M belts and
appliances and was cured OF Yarieocele, general
de5il!ty, and lack q nerve force and visor. Re
gained eight pounds in % days and would Eot
take enc hundred dollars for bait II he could Sot
get another.
John 3. Bardzley. Of Gunnison. Col, ssys the
belt anS suspensory have entirely cured him sn6
be will gladly explain what his trouble Tss 70 al
who care 70 enquire, Is he Is very much enthnsed
By his recovery.
g l. Fry, OF ReddIng, Iowa, szys the belt saved
his life and he VIII gladly tell other sufferers his
experience.
Thousands Of others write II the zane grateful
manner, and should the reader desire to write
TO any Of these gentleman please send stamp
for reply
Do not fail 10 write at once to Prof. A. ChryEtal
l7a9 PostofHee Block, Marshall, Mich, as he Is
anxious 70 have every RAN gear his new and
marvellous belt and ssPensory for thirty days and
member after giving the belt trial Il you are
not perfectly satisfied, return II TO Us; It costs
you nothing te try If.
Write today before you, forget IT.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21

meut and consider that electricity "a the greatest
power on earth. Its unseen current puts life and
force into whatever It touches. The constant,
steady life extended by 10y new Electric Appli-
gives instant relief and never fails 70 cJze
Rheumatism. Eackzche, Kidney Troubles. Early
Decay, Night Losses, Lack Of Nerve Force
and YigoT, Nervous Dcoility, UndeveicPuDent, and
Lost Vitality. You may not have faith in it row.
but wear II for thirty days and you will then
realize Why / have such confidence IN 1t as 70
send it to you On trial.
receive the most wonderful testimonials cay
after day. Rev S. B. Stephens, Of Derry Station
westmorelGnd County, Pa. says It cured hin of
terrible disease. that hsd deprived him OF hap
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S. Kann, Sons & Co.
THE BUSY CORNER.
Always the best of everything
for the least money.
The Soul of Good COOKING.

The perfect blending of food materials
and their seasoning is the secret of good
cooking. Anyone can cook with Armour
Extract of Beef We are serving deli
cious soups, bOuillon, beef teas, etc,
made from it, and We'll show you how
to use it. It's free with our compliments
Demonstrated by expert demonstrators
On our third floor.
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CollnternIs Forfeited.

Police Court today: Charles Hipkins. Georgs
Mantz and Addie Wallace. for profanity and dis
orderly COZ duct: James Geni, Stephen JaconaE,
John Judia, Sperro Andrianople. George Pancple.
and George Juro, for obstructing the streets;
John Rubenstein, for indecent exposure, and
John Il. Hughes, for cruelty to animals.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
Marrinre I.iccnres.

Marriage licenses were issued today to Lewis
Redmond ard Mary Robinson; William ToliFer
and Bertha Fervick; John Rickles, New York
city, and Matilda II. Hart Philadelphia, Pa;
Willard Cox and Blanche E. Holton; Nathaniel
Trent and Irene Smith: Alvin u McNish and
Clarissa s. NJ Donch; John +. RaglaEd and Rosa
r.ond E. Conner; Wilbur ". Long, Rockville
Nd and HestheT 4. Russell, Baltimore; Aaoiphl1s
] whitney and Mary L Stewart: Benjamin F. Al
deFson and BERTHE L SpiceT; William j. WILSON
and Fannie E Williams.
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Benning TFack-Races. D N.
The New National Theatre Sherlock Holiness
The Columbia Theatre-''The Old Homestead :,
Lafayette Square Opera House-'sThe Great
Ruby" afternoon and evening
Chsse's New Cran6-PoIfte Vaudeville. sfter-
ard evening
.Kernap's Lyceum Theatre-'.social Maids"
afternoon and evening
The New Bijou-d-Eu1opean Sensation R.,r.
lesquers;" afternoon and evening.
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SMALLPOX AMONG INDIANS.
Mild Type of the Disease In North
Dakota.

It was stated at the Indian Bureau this
morning that smallpox had again broken
out among the Indians near Rolla, N. Oak.
Indian Commissioner Jones said to a Times
reporter that the disease was Of a mild
character and that steps have been taken
to prevent an epidemic.
The priests, he said, had told the Indians
that the disease was not smallpox The
priests have been requested by the Indian
Bureau to refrain from holding public gath
erings until the disease has been stamped
out Supplies of beans, coffee, tea, rice
ETC.. have been sent TO the Indians who have
been placed In qaTahtiEe.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
Lawyer Accused of Forgery.

Newton O. Price, local attorney with an
Office in the Gunton Building, on Louisiana
Avenue, opposite the City Hall, was arrested
this morning by Detective Brown en- Z warrant
charging him forging the endorsement Of
Henry Marks 10 a check Tor S22.S4.
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Profane and DisorderIv.

Robert Edwards. Henry Jackson, Harry W New
ton and Grace Scott were sent to the workhouse
today FOR profanity and disoTderly conduct while
Laura Duffy and Maggie BTiscee were discharged
and the case against Walter Heard was mol
pressed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
DgEaY's Pure
HgaSf HhEskeY
PAlHE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Iocating the Federal city.

An address on the subject mentioned IN thu
caption viii be delivered tonight BY George Al
fred Townsend at the first monthly meeting. TO-
night of the District of Columbia Society ck
Sons Of the American Revolution at Rau=ehers
Hall. Routine business also VIII be transacted
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GirI ina CrfticaI Conditfon.

Minnie weems, colored. les in a critical con,
dition at FTeedman's Hospital, as result 1t Is
said. O: an assault committed upon her last
Saturday by Harold, alias Harvey Mathews, COLI,
ored The trouble occurred in Marks Alley. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh and E and c streets
southeast, and Mathews is locked up at the Fifth
precinct to await the result Of the girls injuries.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
yagrants sent to the Farn,.

On charges of vagrancy. Robert Davis. Frank
Arnold, Thomas Walsh, James DeAtley. Thomas
DuvalI, SalEe Wood and George Tucker were
sent to the workhouse Anna Held was fined
$50; Frank CiSsel was dismissed and tie personal
bonds of Harry Craig were taken.
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BOTH PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
George and Lewis bradley Held for

George and Lewis Bradley Held for
the Grand jury.
George a. Bradley. the teller in the
Washington Savings Bank. who is charged
with the larceny Of three United States
Government bonds of the Denomination of
$1,000 each, today pleaded not guilty,
waived an examination and was held for
the action of tie grand jury il IS, geo
bonds. His brother Lewis j. Bradley, who
was charged with receiving two sef the
stolen bonds, also pleaded not guilty,
waived an examination and was held in
5000 bonds for the action Of the grand
Jury.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
Retur,es to the workhouse.

Annie Foley, tie veteran of the woTkhouse, whr
WIS arrested on the Avenue last night by Police
nan Gordon, was today returned to that insti-
tuition on the usual charge Of vagrancy.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
Threatened His Mother

IN default of 800 bonds Joseph Sullivan VIII
spend thirty days IN jail for having made threats
against bis old mother, Ellen Sullivan.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21

Mary Meverry appeared before Judge Kiu1ban
this morning xEd asked that her infant, Irene V.
Mcverry, be committed TO the care of the Board
Of ChildTen's Guardians, which was done. She
asked to be permitted to retain possession Of her
tSso-y= ar-old baby,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
Damaged by Fire

Ralph Harrison's oyster house, sos Four-and-s-
half Street southwest, caught FIRE about o'clock
yesterday afternoon and was damaged 10 the ex-
tent of S25. No. Engine Company extiaguished
the flames.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
Theft OF a bicycle reported.

Sanford Bddie. OF 725 Thirteenth Street north
west, has reported to the police that his Fowler
bicycle valued at $40 was stolen from IN front
Ct 1olo Pennsylvania Avenue northwest yesterday
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
iii Boz RadIr Hurf.

Clarence LeeEley. geysa years old. of 145s samp-
son Street northwest, fell through an open cellar
trap az 1914 Fourteenth Street and was badly cut
about the head His wounds were treated at the
Homeopathic Hospital.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
kin Gems of Disease.

The modern way to cure disease is to destroy
It's germs CascsTets Candy Cathartie are modern
geTm-killeTs, and cleanseTs. Druggists, 10e, z5c
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Supplemental Pension Granted.

a supplemental pension OF 81 month has been
granted to Edward Welsh CT this city under date
OF November :.
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sent to Jail <or Assa,r

Luke Reddick, colored, today was sent to Jail
for two months for having assaulted Cora Rose,
burr. also colored
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Pat Under Bonds,

Patrick Gavin viii give bond in the sun, Of
500 Or spend sixty dsye in jail as a result OF
having made threats against Ms. Frances Love.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21
LAMBS Of Every StYIe and DeeeEatiOn,

In our stock you'll find some Of the most
beautifully designed lamps one would care
to select from.
Bracket Lamps for hall OF kitchen f(iC
use, With large burner and chimney. 10
Fancy shaped Lamps. decorated IN
assorted colors stand and globe to 1nc
HldtcA. -.--....-..-..-....O
Table Lamps, in assorted decorated
globes-stand TO match with large 76c
burner and chimney. ...............i 10
Table Lamps with large decorated vase
11ountings of brass-made with the
best centre draft burner. with large Ct az
oe2orated tsSS
Royal Reading Lamps, heavy nIchle- plat
ed-complete, with shade, chimney q 10
and best make of burner. 10
New shaped ParlOr Lamps-high- 81 OK
IL decorated-aH complete for. ~J'J0
S. KANN, SONS 6 CO.,
9Th and Market Space.
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THE REMOVAL OF ASHES
Complaint TbatgOlIeet0rs Are Care,
less and Inefficient.

superintendent stutIer Reports 10
the Commissioners That House
holders Must put This Refuse Into
Metal ReeeptaeIes, Not Ina Barrels
or Boxes-Other District Matters.
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Sun rose---.,-6:4s AN. Sun z:4s Pm.
Moon nses....6:iZ An. Moon sets..--
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AMIrsEstENrs

Lamps lit today. $50 ?. N
Lamps out tomorrow. A NJ
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-21

No other preparation Is % good fer consUniP
ion anaslnis. -geak lungs OF los Of aesh-
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Cbe Gpeulug Ojagss
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER u. 190o.
weather Indications.
TEMPERATURES

Rain and colder tonight Thursday fair. colder;
brisk south TO west winds
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TIE SIN AND NOON

Temperature at 0 a m... g
Temperature at u noon
Il mperature at p. m.......,,.,.....7
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STREET LIGHTN

Low A NJ and I:42 p. n
High tide-.........-...-..7:26 An. and 7:89 P. N
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|IH[ (OHY[ Y[hTIOh
CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIR
MAN JONES.
Hills hlnt A BOOMERANG
No Nominations Today-Sufzer's Boom
Has Collapsed = New York En-
dorses keIsr-CasusItIes
on Street Car Route.

THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
By scripps- -McRae Press Association.
Convention Hall, Kansas City
July 4.-When David B. Hill en-
tered the hall there we're loud
calls for him and it was some
time before order was restored
He did not respond.
Secretary Walsh read the ce.
port for the temporary officers
of the convention ard the report
was adopted.
Governor Thomas of Colorado
as temporary chairman ascend.
ed the platform and sounded the
key note.
He was we'll received and fre
quently interrupted by applause.
He denounced the action of the
republican party in general
terms and referred to Bryan's
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-04
Criminal Captains.

New York, July IA sensation
was created here today by an an
nouncement from Mayor Pagan of
Hoboken. He will prosecute all
tug boat captains against whom
charges of refusing to save life can
be substantiated. The mayor says
he will apply at once for warrants
charging two tug boat captains
with murder and that he has evil
dence to prove that these men used
boat hooks to keep drowning men
from climbing on their tugs be-
cause the unfortunates had no
money. An effort is to be made
also to have the licenses of offend :
ing captains revoked.
Up to $3.50 a. m. seven bodies
had been taken from the river to-
day. making the total number Of
dead found "A.