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Notice.

From this date until further notice
the Grand Junction Water company will
furnish water to the business houses at
the same rate offered by the city.
The Ord. Jet. Water Co.
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TO HAVE

TO HAVE
AND TO HOLD
A steady shoe trade demands value
for the customer. We have and we
bold trade year after year on this
basis
The Boston Shoe Store.
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New Time Card.

By the new schedule Grand Junction
has three trains to Denver on the broad
guage and one OH the narrow guage and
has four arriving trains.
ARRIVE.
Train No.5, 11:l6 p. m.
!, 1:l5 a. m.
3, 1870
LEAVE.
Train No. 4, 500 a. IN.
6, $50 p. m.
2, 12:49 a. I'd.
Midland Time Card.
Arrives Leaves
No los, 11:09 pm No. 1o4, SOC a
1O3, I0:40 am No. 1O6. $40 m
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five-room cottage. Cheap, easy terms.
For Sale-Colorado avenue, near Sixth
street, small cottage. Small payment
down, easy terms. Apply to John S.
Charlton, Union block.
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Notice.

To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that Samuel N.
Wheeler has filed with the secretary of
School District No l, written notice
of his intention to be a candidate for the
office OF treasurer Of said district at the
coming school election.
VIM. A. Marsh,
Sec. of School Dist No /.
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Special Rates.

st. Louis, Mo. and return May IA and
l5-$395O.
Washington D, c. and return May Is
and 16-$59.75.
Detroit Mich. and return May 20 and
21-510 90.
ALSO.
Cincinnati, Ohio and return July 6 10
and II. 1850.
For tickets and further information
call at Colorado Midland city ticket
Office. w. r. Peck, city agent.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
Moths,

NN oAn,~ MOTH EGGS AND MICROBES
IVNQbu HIS. enectually destroyed from car
pets. rugs, &C.. BY newly
patented process Of
CLEANING. DISINFECTING and RENOvATING.
Machinery all nov. and newly patented Process
superior any hitherto known used In this
try. No other company will be permitted to use our
process-
High-class work guaranteed. Carpets stored free
Of charge.
NATIONAL STEAM CARPET CLEANING co.
Once = Room q. L. Droit building.
ny1A-1m-16
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LADIES' GOODS.
Plating.

Plating.
KNIFE AND ACCORDION PLATING DONE
t without delay. Pinking, 1c. yard. At Open
HEIMER'S. 514 9th st. NV. ap30-5u
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL
ing Of old fur wraps to the latest styles a spe-
cialty; ladies' tailor-made isuits made to order,
at guaranteed. e. MORGAN, 806 z Ut. NV.
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n. CONRAD DODGE

Looio ~. WINE. II. CONRAD DODGE
DO not miss the chance To see those beaut;rpI
new h"rrses. Nos. 90 rs Mass ave- nas-
sheridan Circle; will make You lovely home
or good chance for investment al IS 800.
ion will appreciate them Open for insr.r,j"n
Just the shaped house housekeeI,er iikcsNnew;
Tour rooms deep; beautifully finished: history y.
room bricks: tiled baths; a mi; on o near 1st
ST nv; II minutes ride from departments
The very best bargain ever offered on CoIum.
nl neishts-"n one of the best streets near 18th;
rn"ms steam heating. See us about price and
S,story Broom brick. on Riggs place; $1,000
bafbs. "a aava mouse u sstory brick 10 rooms
congress: in the fashionable NV; $751;
history l1-ro"m brick. II bet 10Th and Dis,
sts- rooms deep: stable 50. 900
L@1k at our pretty II room house on Washing
ION Heights; new: baths; steam heat 81 / 900
go or apie broom brick, on Il near 4th st.
u one of the prettlest corner lots on Columbia
pretty house on 18Th near Princrtop. =
story; 10 rooms baths parlor reception hall
ana dining room on first floor; cellar under entire
house; hot water heat: So. 900.
corner store and dwelling; stable: 10 rooms;
rel rented r FOR S3s per mo-; good business place:
Pretty 2story Groom house. on corner. Hyatts-
Groom and cellar house: LOT hOx150. laurel
IS Store ore ian and dwelling. 5th bet L and NV;
Lot i1.5x15o. Fla. ave bet 18th and 10Th;
ogs2 so, IT.: will be sold for 81 300
7. near "a ST. ne. I-roOm brick; 50 500.
Bargain in S-rcom house, Hyattsviie Nd;
large lot: near electric cars; water in house:
easy terms: 81 200
beautiful Groom cottage; about 3 acres land;
Hyattsville. Nd; shade, fruit splendid water
This Is one of the prettiest places in Hyatsville;
viii sell exchange for city property. a gen.
tlenan,s country place; electric cars; : miles
from Washington; beautiful place; elegant house,
&c See
The handsomest country place. containing .
acres of land. improved by 20-room house. 2
baths. &c. barn and all necessary outbuiIdInes.
beautiful lawn flowers. garden. well fenced,
shade. within an hours ride OF Washington.
onered for the money. See US for particulars
We have farms and suburban property In all
directions.
LOUIS D. WINE & CO..
ct
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-MY FORMER LIE DRorT PARK
3-story brick. 11-room dwelling house. W. corner
of I and Sd. opposite circle; shade trees. grano-
lthic walks and terrace; good repair: rent. lease
or sale: key next door; $40. WILLIAM BIRNEY.
416 Stn
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a special term for Orphans
Court business. In re estate Of James J. Shedd.
949s Administration Docket -. Application hay
ing been made to the Supreme Court Of the Dis
phans Court business. for probate Of the last will
and testament and cOdicils. and for letters tesla
l. Shedd and Seth A. Holton. it is ordered this sd
day of May, 1900. that notice is hereby given to
Al alice R. Sh ,at Robt C. Nesrr, William A.
John shedd George Shedd, Thomas Shedd, susan
Booking, Charles shedd, Christopher shedd. IT,.
Emma Knowiton, franklin Cornell. George Cornell
snd others. the unknown heirs of James ]. shedd,
said court on Monday the 18th day of June. A.D.
1900, Mt O'Clock pm, to show cause why such
sa he n be This
porte- and Evening Star in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the return day therein men
tiOned-the first publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day. BY the court:
G CHA, g COLE 5 Justice Attest; " GKIE
DOX, Attorney for Applicants. Je1-1aw3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. holding special term for Orphans
Court business.-In re estate Of Franklin B. Hunt.
late of tn. District of Columbia deceased No
D221. Administration docket 26.-Application hay
ing been made to the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, holding special term for Orphans
tsment aud codicils. and for letters testamentary
said estate, by William W. Dudley. the executor
May, 1900 that notice is hereby given to Frank
]. Hunt. Flora II. Eaton. o. B. Hunt and Anna H
on the q q ppsaf In
a. al SsGsf I'M to sSSw cause why such sppliea
before the return day therein mentioned-the irst
sad return day BY the COURT ' cHXs q cS
la.sies. Attest: koGIs 4: Dent. Register ''o Of
Willis W: W. DUDLEY. Attorney for Applicant
iel-1aw3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

pei1enced man; flowers vegetables. green house
work and management of gentleman's place;
god references. Address c. NJ. c.. Star office.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Webster Law building. sos d st. NV, Washing
ton, p. q. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New York ave. and 9th It, NV. sells
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.


FOR RENT-TuR. HOUSE. se5 N. j. AVE; 6
inss, screens; $50 per- ' mouths: adults: refs. Ap-
ply LATIMER & NEsBTTT. 1921 G st. JESSIE
FOR RENT-To RESPONSIBLE PARTY COM
three months from June 49, northwest: near
electric cars; rent, monthly. SIS. Address ".
Il. W., Star office. jest
all conveniences large closets. $3.50 per month:
convenient to two lines OF cars: for July and Az.
gust; references required 1O6 N O. ave. sc. ~
FOR RENT-FoR SUMMER MONTHS. AT SUM
ton Heights. Address H.. Star office. je7-3t'
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES OUR sPE-
eiaity: l45S 9 St sr; new bath; new , range
Jest CLARK BROS. 6o5 18th NV.
FOR RENT-BY LATiMER s MEsBIr. 1921 G.
well fur, large yard, So St NV. SIS. jest
FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED 12.ROoM
and tiled baths brick dwelling on De Sales st.
on first floor; possession at once; rent SO per
Jeff s d. A0N'" 1920 st.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-TO OCT FINE HOUSE on Co
lumbia Heights; partially fur. or unfur;; Il
rooms: $40 per mo-. 3o12 18th st. NV. Inquire
of occupant jeS2t'
UNFINISHED.
story brick and stone house; 10 rooms and bath
all modern improvements; tw9,story stable; goo
st. jes6t'
FOR RENT-1626 18TH ST NV; HANDSOME
modern resiuence; 10 rooms and bath; new
jes-3t r. H. T. LEOPOLD. 1902 st. NV.
FOR RENT-TO FIRsT-CLASs CoLoRED TEN
ant-house 1911 st. NV; three stories and
cellar: press brick: nine rooms and bath; ami; ;
just reprinted and papered; rent. $35. 40 per
month; keys at this office.
jes-3t +. II. SMITH & SONS. 141s + st. NV.
FOR RENT-TnE BEST. NV. AT s35, 1850
bath; $3.50. $40 B Sc. Groom brick; SIS.
FOR RENT-EXCELLENT BROOM BAYWIN-
brick storage building. in rear; $40 per mo- for
all. 112S 9Th st. NV. jeS2ts
FOR RENT-NEAR CAPIToI-BAY- WINDOW
brick. 10 3D. st. NV. rooms and bath. 81, ;
and large brick. 232 New Jersey ave. Sc. "A
ALBERT +. FOX, 900 st. NV. 1t
FOR RENT-wELL LOCATED NV. BAY-wIN
and large yard $40 Send for bulletin. AL
BERT F. FOX. 900 st. NV: 1t
~ ,stS NV. furnished 1ss 81 IL Hs : 6
lss3 Kipsman. &. Eiys and 81 rooms
1O4 Sc, 12r. .25 so STORE-SO3 P NV.
jes-stf II. l.. RUST. COS 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO.. 1919 ST
go II av, 9rSba $1,000 1854 st, Or, 30
1925 Goth NV. Grab Ii. 40 3lO3 st, Or, w.....65o
my23tr
FOR RENT-142o coRcoRAN ST.; 10 ROOMS;
bath; good condition: $27. so per mo- 1922 18th
ne; rooms: bath: cellar; brick stable: 5000
per mo-; nice 4room fiat; bath private; s13 per
ie73ts 1a2S II OF
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FOR RENT-142o CoRCoRAN ST.; 10 ROOMS;
ne; 6 rooms: BATH cellar: brick stable; 1880
per mo-; nice 4room fiat; bath private; s13 per
5. CARR,
je7-3ts 1895 Il st NV
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MALE Or FEMALE.
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED 100 LOCAL AND TRAVELLING SOLIC-
ii"rs for the worlds four greatest books stand
ard Dictionary Peoples Cyclopedia, Ellis
Standard History. 4. s. Library of American
History" All 1900 ed; special terms
and plans: > states TO cover. DINSAlo1;E
PtH. 60. 62l eth nv. jcs-6t'
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WANTED-BY NEAT. SMART YOUNG COLOR
ed man, place bellman, porter round store OF
drive doctor; refs. Address Box 8. Star office.
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WANTED-HAvING SENT A LARGE NUMBER
OF my horses to pasture for the summer season.,
have in consequence several frst-class coach
men and gro"ms for whom l would be much
pleased to obtain employment. These men are
thoroughly ac'uIinted with city and surrounding
country They are temperate. ell-trained and
1872 l. st. Wv. ieS-4t
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PERSONAL

TESTIMONIALS FROM THE LEADING CITIZENS
here regarding our fairness IN exchanging money
Tor mems worn garments ought TO satisfy you
that It's to your advantage to send for us.
JeS5tf JUSrH'S OLD STAND 6i9 D.
DELICATE AND INTRICATE CASES INvESTI-
gated everywhere; suspected persons watched; ;
claims collected. confidential. NATIONAL DE-
TECTIvE AGENCY, authorized, COS 18th St NV
Open day and night. ie6-6ts
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L, Sc. COR. 7TH&L y. w.
1243 ii ne. store. 20. 90
l349 9th. cor O.sto. 20. w
2il9 18th NV, Gr&b. 10. 30
1905 l. NV. 6r&bfcoD 1880
1913 LIST ne. 5r&w. .12.00
36 N Sc, 6r&w. IL 90
1877 Del av ne. 10. 80
Or frame. Brightw'd. 10. so
Ola ID Sc, 6r&w. .. so
2i37 Sth. 5r&w tcoD $50
1913 Temperance. 4r. &. so
RI 7th&O. l rm....S.W
1858 31st. fiat. Ar. 800
100 p st NV. sto. cheap
l9Green's ct ne(coD. $50
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-BY B. F. Saul
62l Tth.sto. l4r&h. $3.50. 90 I
1917 Sth nv. 11r&b. $3.50,
7l3 o NV. Crib. sto. 40. 90
1910 18th NV. 9r&b. IS. so
S7 X NV, Tor. b. sto. 8. so.
1928 10th w.10r.b. IS. so
3O6 T st. 9r&b. eel. 35. so
1907 7th. store&3rs 80 30
l187 h.sto. Gel. sta 80. 90
1910 Both. Sr&b. fur. Is. 10
Sc cor 2d&C NV. sto25. 90
1744 7th,sto & l rm. q. 70
1913 9Th NV. Sr&b. %. 30
1109 7th. 6r&b(flat) 20. so
634 N Y av, Crib. 20. 80
feO-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-OR LEFT IN SOME STORE TWO DRUM
mers' satcheis containing caps. Please address
Box IT, Star Office. It,
OST.wEDNESDAY, GUN METAL. WATCH
with gun metal 'ieur de lis chatelaine pin
suitable reward paid to finder at 1903 st. 1t
LOST-ON MONDAY, BLUE TURQUOISE
brooch surrounded with pearls. Reward II re-
turned TO The Star Office je7-2t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED 10. Bi THREE ADULTS, TWO
furnished rooms with board in NV; pric" not 10
exceed SB, per month. Address H. K. IL. Star
oi,icr. jesus
WANTED WE GIVE THE MOST COMPLETE
and thnrugh advertising uf ever offered
Nuu should consult rent your
TIE BOOMERS IDE. $50 81. NV.
mhGsI. ISL
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN tSINGLEl. ROOM
and hsari with pleasant family in suburbs.
VENT mt 10 ear lines. refs. exchanged. Address
BOX 10. Star office. je6-3t'
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ACCOUNTANTS.

J. Il BATES.
Public Accountant and Auditoe
Room no, Washington Loan and Trust BUILDING,
fe3-f Telephone No. Oh
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED EXPERIENCED MnTofME ME-, TON -: ~
,r,iu[tnr- l., 2, v~>i IuFmtn"nt P1s',,ni""' An
~, -, NJ SMITH IUl North faca ST.. ns ,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-MOST DESIRABLE DESK ROOM;
hte. te7-3ts
FOR REMITTANCE. WELL-LIGHTED, MODERN
offices; elevator electric light, steam heat; jan-
tor service; rent. $3.50; no extras Metzerott
bldg. ITO st. NV.
oc3O-tf GASCH BROS Agts.. 1907 st.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMIsSIONERs D. C..
WASHINGTON. D. c., June 2, 19OO.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this ofice until IL
O'Clock noon. June 10. for improving Connecticut
avenue west of Rock creek. Forms of proposals
specifications and all necessary information can be
obtained at this ofhce H. B. +. MCFARLAND
JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING H. BEACH, Commits.
sioners d. G. je2-6t
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sTRIKE MORE Extensive.

SHENANDOAH. Pa. Sept. 24.-The
strike in this region is today more ex-
tenslve than at any time since inau-
gurated. 1t is estimated that fully l5,-
600 men, employed principally by the
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron
Company, and the Lehigh Valley Com
pany, are now on strike
This morning five battalions of in
fantry and one troop OF cavalry march
ed along the numerous roads leading
to the various mines. They met with
but a few strikers ana the number of
employees willing to work was stiI less.
Opinion Is divided here as to whether
the non-strlkers ara thoroughly intimi-
dated or whether the agents OF the un-
ion mineworkers have succeeded in bet
ter organising the Inion.
General Goblin drove through the
mining district and found everything
quiet. Soldiers are patrolling the city
from end to end.
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RELIEF JUST IN TIME.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2L-General Yam
aguchi has stated in an interview that
Pekin was relieved only three days
within time to save the legations. says
dispatch to the Journal and Advertis-
er from Taku.
English plans with complete lnstruc-
tions regarding guns were found in
Chinese officers quarters, translated in
to Chinese.
Twenty thousand japanese troops are
now at Taku.
A French priest has arrived from oy-
er the western hills with 20 Chinese
Christians and guns made from iron
bedsteads. the first shots from which
killed 90 Boxers. They held out until
20 days ago. when he escaped from
Yang Chlcku. four days march from
Taku.
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for the vlceroys the friendly agreement
with the foreign consuls. has been re-
moved by imperial edict. his successor
being strongly anti.foreign and having
urged the chinese government 10 re-
pudiote the foreign debt and being
Rang YiE protege. An unofficial pro-
test was made BY United States consu!
G0odnow 70 the yiceroy.
These facts are considered defiance
Of Germany'p demand for the punlsh-
ment Of Prince Tuan as the head OF the
Boxers. The Chinese are greatly ex-
cited over the appointment.
Ths Washington correspondent Of the
Herald. commenting upon the above
dispatch. says;
considerable interest was taken BY
American officials and Minister WI
in the announcement that Prince Tuan
had been appointed secretary in de-
lance OF Germany and that the anti
foreign element Ia in control.
'No confirmation Of the appointment
has been received In Washington. and
both at the state department and Chi
nese legation there was a disposition 10
doubt the report. Should official confr-
nation come the authorities say that II
win have an important bearing upon
the attitude OF all the powers. as Prince
Tuan is regarded as one Of the officials
responsible for the anti-forcign out
RACES.
minister WI said that he was in
clined to doubt the report. In my time
he said. "A prince OF the royal blood
has not occupied the office Of grand sec
retary. The position IS not now i'm
portant. II IS a sinecure. Before the
present dynasty entered into power the
grand secreiaryshlp was very import
ant post. all OF the communications to
the emperor passing through the hands
u the incumbent The priyy council
is now the important body and could
very well believe report that Prince
Tuan had been appointed to member
shin in that body But do not think
the report that he has been made grand
secretary is true
''In referring TO statements that
Prince Ching is a cousin Of the 1m-
peror. the Chinese minister said:
They are Incorrect. Prince Ching is
only a distant relative Of the en-
pero."
1T is not believed that the appoint
ment Of Prince Tuan as grand secretary
would change the governments inten-
tlon Of entering into negotiations. as
II proposes TO make the punishment Of
Che responsible authors OF the outrages
a matter Of negotiation"
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viii Make a Determined Effort
to Gain Its Vote.
NO POSITIONS PROMISED
Denies That Ills cablast is Already Made
Up--Jsmss Hamilton Lewis Of
Washington WilIIielp Him
Tour Nebraska.

CHICAGO. Sept. 24.-wilIiam ]. Bry.
an arrived in Chicago today and held
a conference with the members Of
the Democratic committee.
Il am going back to Lincoln tonight
said Mr.. Bryan. James Hamilton
Lewis. Of Washington, viii accompany
Bryan to Nebraska and make speeches
Ia organs district.
Bryan gave out the following state
ment in refutation Of the report that
the positions in his cabinet. should he
be elected had already been promised:
Il have not given 10 any one. either
verbally or in writing. promise Of
cabinet position. and / shall not, during
the campaign, make any such promises
I have not authorized and shall not
authorize any one. verbally or in writ
ing. to promise any cabinet position,
or any other position to any one. II
am elected. ] shall be absolutely free
to discharge all duties Of Office accord
ing to my platform. as far as the plat
form goes. and according 10 my own
judgment"
It has been decided by the Demo-
cratic national committee that Mr.. Bry-
an viii make a determined effort to
capture the vote Of New York state.
The matter was settled today at a
Conference at the Democratic national
Headquarters at which were present.
in addition to Bryan himself. Chairman
Jones and vice-chairman Stone Of the
national committee; Committeeman
campau. of Michigan. and o'Brien. Of
Minnesota. and Congressman shively.
Of Iowa.
It was decided that Bryan should be
in New York. from October 1e to Octo-
her 20. inclusive. and return there Oc-
tober %. Whether he is to wind up
the campaign in that state was not
stated, though practically agreed upon
Chairman Jones said: EXT Governor
Stone, who has been in charge Of the
New York headquarters, is the man
responsible for the determination to
meet the fight in that state. He came
here to me with the statement that
while he could not promise that the
electoral vote would be cast for Bryan
still the state was fighting ground" i
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TROOPS MEET WITH JEERs.


HAZLEToN. Pa. Sept. 24.-Battalion
F, Eighth regiment. arrived at McAdoo,
the nearest point In Schuylkin county.
to Hazleton. early this morning. Lieu
tenant-Colonel Hutchinson, in COM
mand. said he was ordered to make
a demonstration by marching his men
through McAdoo ami the surrounding
towns. Each man carried twenty
rounds Of ammunition. Troops were re-
celved by inhabitants with evidences of
emnity. Many jeered them. One wom-
an shouted 10 group Of men after
the troops had passed; IF you don't
shoot some of them fellows you are no
good"
Edward G. Mcclellan. the burgess of
the town, declared the action Of Gen
eral Goblin in sending soldiers there
was an outrage, as the town was peace
able.
II shall not be responsible for any
overt act committed in this town while
the troops are here" he said.
The entire Hazleton region was ex-
tremely quiet this morning.
Today was expected to witness either
a big break among the strikers or the
going out OF large additional number
Of workers. but neither happened.
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TOWNS IN DANGER.
Farms and Railroad Tracks and Tres
ties Destroyed by California
FoAst Fires.

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Sept. 24.-The
forest and grass fire which has been
burning in the vicinity of Occidental
for the past three days today assumed
vast proportions. The fire has cover
ed a space Of about one hundred miles
square and is estimated to have done
over n quarter of a million dollars
damage
Only by hard work was the town
Of Occidental saved.
The fire Is now travelling south, ow-
ing to strong north wind.
The North Pacific railroad lost miles
Of track in addition to two long tres
ties; about eighteen farms have been
swept clean Of their buildings and
crops, The towns Of Freestone, Bood5-
ga and Sebastopol are in immediate
danger. Nearly a thousand people are
fighting the fire.