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RAILROADS.
PENNSY LvANIA
RAILROAD.


STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND SIS.
T:5o A. 81 DAILY, PIfTsBURG E1PRESS-Pzrlof
sad Dining Cars Harrisburg 70 PittsbErE-
10 20 A M. LILLY. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping. Dining Smoking, and Oo~
seTFation Cars Harrisburg 70 ChicsZo, CInetn-
natl, Indianapolis. St Louis, Cleveland, ana
Ioiece. Buffet PsIior Car to Harrisburg
1850 A. II. DAILY. FAST LINE-Pailnaa Buffet
Parlor Car to Harrisburg Buffet PaTloF Gar
s.So P. II DAILY CHICAGO AND ST LoUIs
1PREsS-Slecping Car Washington to 81
Louis, and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harris
burg 10 Indianapolis. st. Louis Nashville Tvs
Cincinnati and Louisville) and CHie2go-
9=15 P ~ DAILY. ST LOUIS ESPRGSS-P1ii-
d:s5 r 81 DAILY WESTERN E8PRESS-Puti~
man Sleeping Car to Pitts5urg and Chicago
Dining Car 70 Chicago
7:z5 p NJ DAILY CLEVELAND And CTNE4N-
AATi E3PRESS-Pullmsn Sleeping Cars " ash
ingte7 to PittsbuTg and Harrisburg to CieSe-
Iand and Cincinnati Dining Car
io:40 n. DAILY. PACIFIC EXPRESS-Pult-
nan Sleeping Car to Pittsburg-
s:50 A. A. DAILY. BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS,
with through Psrlor Car, Dining Car. ana
Coaches to Buffalo via Emporium Junction
TO A y for Kane Canan6aigua- Rochester, anS
NlaS2T1 Falls daily. EXCEPT Sunday
Io:So A u for Elraira anS Renovo daily: exeeps
SUNDAY For Wiil!amsp0Tt daily. SEQ r ".
59l5 ?. u DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT EXPRESS
With through Buffet Sleeping Car and Coaches
to Buffalo. va Emporium Junction
7:s5 P n DAILY Tor Erie for Rochester. BuHaio,
Sleeping Car Washington TO Rochester
1910 P i. for Erie. Canandaig7as, Rochester.
Buffalo. aEi Niagara Fails daily fTilln7
Sleeping Gar Washington TO Rochester s2tuF-
days only.
400 P. n CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" daiiJ
toE Kew York all PaTlor Cars. With DiaiGs
Car from Baltimore
FOE Philadelphia. New York and
the East
Express. TOO Dining Carr, 7:57 Dining Carr.
800 1000 dining Car, 1925, and lt:H
Dining Car from WiImIngtcn) A. n, 12-45s
BIS. $50 Dining Car from BaItimore), $50,
1000 P II, 12:Ie night On Sundays. %
Dining Car 1857 Dining GzT3, g-V3.
1e-25, II 90 dining Car from SHmiDStoID A.
n. 1918, BIS, 40 Dining Car from Ea.tE-
Philzaelphia only, Express. 7;f5 4. n. E:lS
daily.
For Boston. without Change. 7:4s 4 L. week
days and Az P. n daily.
Fer Baltimore, 6=i5, 200. rs. 80. !:5I'
500 1900. 1925. 1870. 100 A. 81. l7.I5,
1885. I.23, 2:oi, 3:I5 $50 $50 Iiraitcdf.
4:lo go 4-22. 4-50. $40 Sis. SO rs. 10.
100 1910, II -35 2 n and I2=lo night ca
Sunazys go. 80, Tc5T, 9-o9. $50. l5-z7,
100 Limited 40 4-90. 40 $40, 5-E5,
$50, 7=iJ, 7.zJ, 1900, I0sso P n, and l2-le
night.
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:s5 &. n and s.a3 n
II HeeL-dzys-
Per Arnapolis 700 500 4 Il. Iz:15 AL SO
P II Weekdays Sundays, 800 = II aaa
$50 P. n
Ticket ei1oes, conner Fjfteent,a and G Streets,
and the station. Sixth zad p Streets, Sasrs
orde-s can Re eft For the checki.g OF baggage
70 destination f-sr- hotels and residences.
Telephone call ''Il4l' for Pennsylvania Rail-
sosd Cab Service
J. q HUTCHINSON, J. Z. WOOD.
General Manager GeHR-5I 3RsssEEs- AyyES
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WILLIAM CORGORAR HILL,
754 18th ST. N. w.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
HOUSES FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE
OF INTEREST
AGENT FOR THE ROYAL FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL.
ENGLAND.
TELEPHONE 342 MAIN deI6-It
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D. C, POS-OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur
at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to tEs ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule Of cl0siHss Is ar
ranged the presumption OF their uninterrupted
ovc1 lad transit For the week ending December
q, so, the last connecting closes viii be made
ron The MAIN OFFICE a fgI!oNs:
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FOR SALE.
SMALL SALARIED HOME SEEKERSI

Apply for our list of dwellings for SALE on
terms WITHIN the MEANS Of RENT PAYERS
1t is surprising how small salary can SUPPORT
FAMILY and also BUY HOME One OF mauT
I247 B st. Sc: eight Tooms. bath, STONE front,
IN excellent order.
THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
1927 st. nv de5-1mo
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SOUTHERN RY.
Schedule corrected to November q, 1861.

Schedule corrected TO November q, 1851,
Trains leave from Pennsy wanna Station-
Sol d n Daily Local FOR EaT-Ls0n5lITg, y ar
renton. Charlotte and wsy stations
1851 a. II Daiis- Washington Richmond and
FlC-i6z Limited First-cIsss coach AID drawing
room sleeper to Jacksonville Dining car service
HIS q n Daily United states Fast MAJ
Fi-st-ciass COACHES ard dEawiES-looIu sleeper ID
New Orleans Dining car service
u.S7 a. 1T. Daily Local fer Na-reHtoa sid
Charlottesville
4.4 ? H. Week DAYS Loca, ~ Bsui=5z-
burg and way stations Manassas hr-~,h-
4:23 p N Daily Local foT Variation AID
Charlottesville
so D H. Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited VIA L nca5urg)- FIEs--clssS coach ami
stsrurrE car q XoZECzC- Knoxville. CE1IFasI5oy "a
and Memphis; sleeper to New or.eaEs- Dining
car se-yjcc.
go p n. Daily New York and AtiaR:a r.
press FIEst-cl7ss coach and sleeper 10 atlanta
NoayayS Ue5ueElays sHd Fridays. Sa.gsrt Rcst3
Tourist sleeper Washington 90 San Francisco
e:55 p m Dliiy- New York sHd FlST5da *
pres Ffrzt-ciass coach and sleeper to Savannah,
jacksonville and Pert TAMPA sleeper &c Sum
neville C.zr.e-toE. augusta, and connection ;or
Aiken Dining seTsfcs-
1915 D. IL. Daily. Washington and South-=sst
err Limited AT Pullman tain club and OAssr-
vafioE cas- to Atlanta and 3izc0as steePs-s -
Nashville. Atiauss. AseeG, II rHph5s- Ns== Orleans
Tri-7seelIy to PiGsl:UrSt, \. Q, Moudsy -, Ned-
nes5ays and Fsidsys- Dining or service
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FOR saLE-suBUEBAs.
FoR SALE or RENT.

ss5 DOWN, balance $40 month: homes. PIERCE
& PIERCE, Vienna, Va. miss
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FOR sALE-sToRE AND DWELLING

FOR SALE-StoTe and dwelling. L ST. NV: price,
q $50; rent, $3.50; u per cent investment; in
vestigate- " c. HALDEMAN, III 18th St
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FOR sALlNoRTHWFsF.

apply at ONCE for Weekly Bulletin
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WANTED Energetic young TO solicit and
collect for responsible house; two dollars pes day
ruaranteed- Call 1889 I It. NV, Room ,, second
floor el
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FOR RENT-Nos I35 TO I47 Thomas ST NV; new
houses; VIII be ready for occupancy about Dec,
70; 6 romos and bath; all modern improvements;
furnace; rent $3.50. FRED. w. REEVES. Gil
18th St NV de6-tf
FOR RENT-Free; to colored persons: fve-room
houses, northeast, free for one month, and then
only 8 a month. CAYWOOD & GARRETT, cor
ner 18th ST. and New York ave. NV. m5-1m
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FOR SALE GR RENT-s53 acres. 10 miles from the
city: good buildings; easy terms. GRACE IL
THOMAS, CoFcoran Bldg milf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE

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AMERICAN LINE
NEW Y0Rk-SOJTuA AiPToS-L0NDON
st. LouIs. CTS 10 IN St P=UI Jan J. u 2 n
Phi phia, Dec. IS. 10 ana iceland. .sG S noeza
RED STAR LINE
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ffieslsud Dec. H. noon EensIngioB. Iaa J. H--oa
faderi5ud Dec. Is. noon Zcelznd Is7- 6. nco7,.
INTERN Aff0SAL NAVIGA ALTON COMPANY,
Piers Il and 10 y r.
New Yo.;, ofice. .; Eroasieer-
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1876 - y ".
Or G.. ". Moss. I4I1 1 s. y y
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Tickets slespirg CIR reservation, sn4 t-taiicl
Information can he isd al ticket Offices - l. p
St 81 reIiasylvgRiz AycEEe, sad Ps1:BsylyaEI
Station BzESeze checked through from h.te-s
and residences.
iPhorc Main 1871. P. T. r Cab SERVED.
FRASK 5. CANNON. 81 !. P and Gen NJ
s Il HARDWICK- Cereal P2ss'r Age7t.
L S. BRORS, General Agent
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Horses, buggies and daytonz; $3.50
and sec per day, for drumming or business
purposes. PREST0S'S STABLES, cor. sth and
SITS NV. Phone S17-2 m27-Imo
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ZOE RENT-FuRN1sHEp RooMs.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Iarge ROOM suitable for light house
keePing. 2ls St NV. ell-S
FOR RENT-NcatIy furnished, one large second
story front room; two hall rooms 46l Z 81 NV
els
FOR RENT-g07 4th ST. NV, nicely furnished
rooms; cheap ei'-o
FOR RENT-Fur1lisi,ed rooussi centrally located;
convenient to ai3 car lines; 81 to y per We5h-
2lS 4th St NV. eII-S
FOR RENT-sII st. NV, furnished aud IN
furnished rooms; Improvements mI'-2
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms: secoEd floor;
all convenience: gentlemen preferred; y up
SD ~ St sw- mi.-3
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; strictly first-cllss5'
not water heat; desirable neiSh5orhood; boarding
4H 9th 81 NIX fnlf-t
FOR RENT-wen furnished room, second floor
font; ali eonvenienees; rent reasonable 10 n
St nE- eIo-3
SCI 5 ST. NW.-For rent, two Communicating
-ooms on second foCr; heat, gas. End bath; soute-
eTn exposure; frcat room, four large WINDOWS
both T0onls newly furnished; have large Closets
prices moderate; reduced rates TO permanent par
ties eI6-7
FOR RENT-Large, elegantly furnished front
loom; light housekeeping permitted; second moor
centrally located; heat, light, gas Tor eoeklES'
Sl5- 4s512 II St ny. ml6-S
EQh hENl-F uTnlSleu and uIl1EuLS4lIA ''Ni--7'
bath on same floor 929 fl st. NV. MOS
FOR RENr-Largc second door front rooms, 6i2
L St, corner eth mlo-@
FOR EST-second-story front rooms; hot water
heat; all conFenienees; south front; light house
keeping; cheap 100 Indiana ave NV mI3-3
FOR RENT-NeatIy furnished rooms; all cor
venienees; cheap. Cali after 6 o'clock, i2l D 81.
NV nIo-6
FOR REST-Furnished room; 50. GA Y. Y ave
miss
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room; steam heat,
gas. centrally located, IS per month; gentlemen
preferred I2Is st nT. mlS-S
FOR RENTING communicating furnished rooms:
rent cheap rs K st NV mt9-S
FOR RENT-2sI Massachusetts, ave NV, bright
second-feor front room; furnished: southern ez~
posJre- e 1t-9
FOR RENr-5l2 st. NV. tsruizhed rooms from
IS up eii-S
FOR RENT-s2l 18th st NV, nicely furnished
front room. to = gentleman els
For RENT Furnished hail room, first floor; rea-
sonabie- Sd ~ St NV eI4-S
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished second-story room.
Cor one OF two gentlemen; all coEvenicnees; Wen
heated 62l 4th St NV els
FOR RFNT-Twc furnished communicating rooms;
light housekeeping allowed 80 ST Nv
els
FOR RENT-Large furnished rooms, suitable ioE
two gentlemen 226 Sd St nv. els
FOR RESF-NiceIy furnished hall room; rent
moderate. 81 L ST. el4-S
FOR RENT-aoI East Capitol ST.. facing Capitol
ard Library; well furnished rooms; excellent
table: moderate rates. trsnsients ard table board
ers accommodated; near al car lines. del4-lm
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Through trains from the Sog.t' aTcivc Wash
ircton 6:f2 8 H. Csc q. ~, rs So, eco p
m go D. IT,. and $3.50 P. Gsjiy- I0esI
trains from HarTis.1s5grg ll-37 a. n week dsyS
and $40 r. n. daily From Charlottesville, SO
a m md 10 D. N. daily
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RANTED-6iI to work in pantry and make her
self generally useful BRESNAHANS. 4s4 eth
st. NV. eI
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TR,Iys on RTrFuoyr RR4yCu

Ic2ve Washington e-0I =. daily, 100 = n,
4:S5 p n ard Asa p week eaFs. and G--5 y
n, SI-=.s.ays only for BltIaneTt- z.d So n Ia
week DAYS. and 1870 p theatre train. Men
dsys Wednesdays and Saturdays Scr Less5;iTg-
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WASTED-A good cook and general houseysorkcr;
no washing % ironing; must stay nights and give
good city references Apply before p. n. 1907
C. st. nr. el
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SITUATIONS wANTED-sIALE.

NANTED-By young coiored man, place as
washeTman in laundry, fat work or frst-clsss
helper. 1128 10th St NV C. ". DESMOND eI
WANTED-By white student place to wait night
and morning for board; experienced BOX SCI
this office 81
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SITUATIONS WANFED-MALE AND
FEMALE,

" ANTED-M tWo drivers. porter. care
taker. fireman. two aight uauchElen harness
worker, bakers assistant, three cooks; all with
references.
FENALE-FoT qualified heUsekeeper n hotel
bachelor apartment house. OF widower's
NEW METHOD EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
1917 = 81
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WANTEG-Immediately capable and neat white
chambernlaid; in private family; four adults; at
SO a month; good place for right help. 1860
Harvard St, Columbia Heights. 81
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u ANTE5e-Teau7s to haul coal 5 5 DASH &
SONS Coal and Fire Wood, EOS Florida ave ne
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NANTED-To purchase a steam gasoline or cleo
AUTO5OBILE COMPANY. 40 18th st. NV mic;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASTED-MTSCELL
WANTED-You to know sou can get real home
made bread, cakes, and pies at the Mt VERNON
HOME BAKERY; also the best entire WHEAT
bread in the city. go 9Th st ~ mI7-Imo
UANTED-Second-hand motor: half-horsep6zvzr;
state price BOX 5t3. this Office eI6-3
WANTED-B. TARsHES- 1905 7th NV; highest
cash prices paid for ladies' AID gents east-oE
clothing; drop postal, I'll cali, e22-Im
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for iron bed, COP
per- brass, bottles. book stock Sad rubber; also
machinery and general merchandise. EDGAR
RAUM- 2J9S 18th ST nw deI9-tf
SUITS dyed, $50; suits thoroughly cleaned and
pressed, f3ci postal. KEYSTONE DYEING AND
Cleaning WORKS, sos E ST NV. ELI
EANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds and
seweiFy; highest cash prices raid for old gold.
silver, etc LOUIS ABRAHAM, zsS 9Th st. NV
de9-st
WtNTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
ard gents cast-of clothing; drop postal III
SsH s kEBESKY. 1895 Tth 81. ns. SsS-Iua-e
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TABLE BOARD.
FIRsT-cLASs table board; also meals sent out.
f9i 4th st. els
FIRsT-CLAss meals served in dining room. also
to order so2 lIth st. els
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WANTED Young girls for confectionery. 7I2 eth
ST nj
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WANTED-WoDsn for general house7yors; stay
nights references. 1609 18th 81 NV mi
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LOST.


LOsT-From wagon while Standing IN from of P
Nanns, robe Of grey wolf SKIN, lined with
blanket Monday morning 10th inst Finder VIII
receive reward by returning same TO P MANN
eI7-S
LOST-Sr1aII red rocketbeos near b {, O. denot
containing pass and ncneg. Reward if returned
TO 1850 9Th St nj
LOST-3Ionday. Declmbe7 It. Isdy's small gold
Nallham watch. Return to 80 81. NV. and
receive reward mI5-3
LOST-On North Capitol car Saturday night
l8dv'S side satchei containing 81 IN bills and
money order for SO IN fJvo- OF Mr. II. T.
Carter. Rock Island, Texas. Reward Il returned
to 624 New Jersey ave. nv. nils
IT THE nan wearing SLOUGH hat who was seen
with lady's eTcniHe collar III his hand on Fri
ddy. December y, near the Paais ROYAL about
p m. VIII b-iEg The article 10 the owner a
suitable reward Viii be paid A B. DENT. with
u l. K T Co. 9th aad F sis Nv. nj
LOST-At City Postoffce. small leather pocket
book containing money and valuable papers
Please return to EUGENE J. TIGIIE, at Times Of
fee. eI5-2
Losr-Rusty brown female dog Reward III
Pcnna. ave. NV m15-7
LOST-Fox terrier; JACK: black spot on back; tax
reward. No questions asked. 1893 Belmont ave.
NV mI6-3
L0ST-Decrmber =. between ] and ! O'Clock.
ladys silver open face watch Return 70 COS
i3tu St Sc and receive reward miss
" -- ----
FOUND.
FOUND-Ladies, Royal Clues Anything.
KANNS I0c.
FOUND place to buy frlit cake for I5c per
pound; pound cake, pounds 10, &c A WIKI
ms, 924 9Th 81. NILS
FOUND-0n Friday, stick pin; no stene. MISS
A. $50 Indiana ave nj
FOUND-Pocketbook. 18th and KenaSaw sts: SIM
day night. f. r. UNDERWOOD, 5g7 Eth st NV.
clos
F0UND-At Lacev's. most modern ice cream fac
tory IL America, delicious chocolate. vanilla and
strawberry ice cream; made from the fruit not
the acid; soc per gallon Also Lacey's special
zee per gallon. 0Hice, CO. New York ave Phone
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KAETED-F3y neat cOlored woman, place to do
general hOusewOrk; stay nights; good reference
APO Washington St nv between G and II. eI
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WANTED-uOUSES.

KANTED-At once; must be ossesp; very small
brick or frame house; four ROOMS VIII do, be
tween 10th and 16th, Pa ave and SIS NV
preferred; must be in excellent white ~aeighbo--
hood: viii make small essa payment and SIS per
month with 5 per cent Interest Address BOX
53G- this Office mI5-.
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBuES

FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.
FOR sALE-Top automobile, nearly new, perfect
condition $3.50; also great bargain $500; rIilabo1It
ss09 CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. rs
18th 81. nv. mI6-S
FOR sALE-BICYCEEs.
FOR SALE-GeRt's Columhis. 81; Dayton, sI5;
nearly new. Boa 55T, this Office el7-S
FOR S4LE-CeluHabis bicycle, So; must be seen
to be appreciated. ROOM 2, SIS 18th 1t. NV.
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOURTEENTH ST. Hospital Tor animals; surgical
sI1s Fourteenth st, e29-3rno-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-01-10
GoVERMENr AND oL1r1Cs.

Jan. 4Italy agrees to open door policy in
China, completing list of powers approx
ing Sec. Hays proposal....W- Murray
Crane inagurated gov. Mass.
1Q-JoS. G. S. Blackburn (dern-, KY elected
16NJas. II. Gear Qa.) reelected U. S. sena-
tor. Gov. LONGING (A1iss.) inaugurated.
25-Brigham H. Roberts excluded from con-
gress by vote of 26S to so.
Ex-senator Goebel, contestant for governor
ship of Kentucky, shot at Frankfort
31-Democratic members of KY. Iegis-
lature meet and declare Goebel and Beck
ham elected gov. and lieut.. gov, are
sworn in by chief justice of court of ap-
peals. Gov. Taylor declares state of in
surrection and adjOurnS legislature to
meet at London.
Feb. martial law in Frankfort, KY
S-Beckham sworn in to succeed GoebeI
5-Hay-Pauncefote treaty relating to Mica
6Judge VIM H Taft (Cinn, o. appointed
pres. OF commission to organize govern
ment for Philippine islands. .Thos. R.
Bard (rep., CALI elected u. S. senator.
Mar. 5-Adnfiral Remey selected to COM
mand Asiatic fleet.
21-Civil government reported established
in all important Philippine towns.
Apr. 3-U. S. senate passes bill providing
civil government for Porto Rico, and
ports to Z. s., and providing free trade
Mar. 1, 1902. Dewey decides to run foI
president
6-Kentucky court of appeals decides J. c.
w. Beckham Is governor.
10-HouSe passes Porto Rican bill
gu. S. senate refuses to seat Matthew S
Quay (Pa.); votes g TO q
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FIRES.

Jan: 1s-Iowa City. Ia. business block; $780,.
900.
Feb. dayton. O.. fire in business section;
$750, 900.
4St. Louis, among business houses; 81
27wNewark, N. J.. 100000 fire in retail dry
Mar. EPhiladelphia. 100000 fire in retail
dry goods district
S-Lead City. S. D.. so business buildings;
Apr. SWNewport. Ark. $4,000 fire in bust
ness section.
ton hall and other buildings; 500, 900.
Apr. 6-Menominee, Mich, Spies building;
500, 900.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Jos. Horne & Co.'s de-
partment store; s, 000, 600.
Screen Point. N. Y. several factories;
2SwHuii, Ont, entirely destroyed and Otta-
wa half burned; 81. O00, 900.
S0-ForeSt fires in Michigan reach alarm
May 6-New York. Mallory line steamship
279ApaiacGicoia. Fla. business blocks;
Jun. SITE. Etinne du Saguenay. Can. Prime
Bros s. Co.'S lumber plant; $400, 600
T-Virg1nia, Mimi, destroyed; $500, 900.
is-Bloomington. Ill. g. 900. 900 IRE in bust
ness section. .Pearce, A. T.. Common
wealth Mining Co.'s mill; S5O0.000
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-01-10
CRIMES.

Jan. 2-Jas. L. Moore, aged S. kills. wife.
aged %. at Names, Mo, and commits sui
6-During murder trial at Otter Greek, KY.
2 men killed in free fight.
quarrel resulted in killing of A: D. Roll
land, R. S. Stephenson and DR.. Otto Aus
11-At Proud Gap, KY, 4 killed in quarrel
over game of cards.
13-Fred c. Bonfils and H. H. Tammen, pro
prietors of Denver Post, shot by VIM. w.
Anderson, weL-known attorney, during
16-Ex-Cong. David G.. Colson kills Ethel
bert Scott, at Frankfort, KY; bystand-
ers also killed; feud.
Feb. 7-Entire family of 6 Indians, by name
of McTavish killed by vigilance commit
tee in British Columbia; charged with be-
2S-Jos Clean, farmer living near Bluefeld,
" ya kills Saughter' her lover ,i and self
her rescue, and commits suicide; domes-
22GTom Jones Cnegro) kills Ella Jones and
of her children, at Garner, N: C..
Apr. 13-August Young shoots Katie Van
Klostere, in Murphysboro' Ill; disap-
16-In drunken riot at Jehnstowp. Pa, Ital-
M lag 1 4l D. McAser Of HeIose Tenn
kills wife and self; Jealousy.
dered near fremont, Ill.
Jun lin feud at San Augustine, Tex,
Sheriff Noel and brothers are killed
and wounds herself, at Eldorado, Kan;
jealousy.
and self, at Columbia, s. c.
24-In race riot in New Orleans Robert
Charles (colored) kills 2 policemen.
Aug. 4FiVe dead as result of feud between
Dooley and Harris families, at Doe Run,
Mo.
1S-Farmer Jones and Bonnie Turner take
poison and die together, near Clinton,
Mo, because too poor to marry.
| 14-At jamestown, O., A. G. Bingamon kills
wife, son-in-law and self; family trouble.
| 20-Dr S. Harrington while drunk at Far
ley, Mo-, kills uncle, mother-in-laW, Sher-
in Dillingham;; is then killed by sheriff s
son.
Sep. paul Cronin at Waukesha, Wis,
kills Mrs. E. Miller and shoots himself,
because she refused to marry him.
| Mound, Fla, in fight; all wanted to
| marry chiefs daughter.
| Oct. 1-Walter Evans kills wife and self,
| at BeattysVi1le, KY; domestic trouble.
| At Falmouth, KY, G. S. Anderson kills
| wife and self; she would not live with
| him.
| S-Because husband intended becoming a
| farmer Mrs. Valentine Roullier browns
| daughter and self, a Two Rivers, Wis.
| 2ECarrie Caldwell kills her children and
| self, at HunterSville, N. c.; insane from
| grief over parents deaths. .Chas. VargC
| kills wife and self at Aurora, ILL.,; drink
| Nov. Elm fight over politics at Caseyville
| Ind, Wallace Graves killed and others
| wounded.
| linear Barlow, Fla, John Carter anC
| oliver Moody killed in duel over girl.
Dec. 6-Theo. Wailert pleads guilty to muir
der of wife and stepchildren, at Airing
ton, MINI.
poisoning at Forsythe Mines, 0.
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Co.'S smelling plant; 81, 600 600.
So-Hoboken, N. J., fire on docks OF North
German Lloyd Co., and ocean liners Saale,
Bremen and Main destroyed; SO, zoo, COO.
Black Rock, N. Y, lumber yards; 500, 900.
Jul. 5-Constable Hook. n. J., Standard Oil
Co s plant; 81, 500, 900.
1-Prescott, A. T., business section and 50
dwellings; s., 500, 900.
21St. Paul, Mimi, Cold Storage & Ware
house Co.'S warehouse; $3.50, 000
2EBuffalo, n. Y, Eastern elevator; $50, 600
Aug. Ashland, Wis, Baker & Stewart
and Keystone Lumber CO. lumber yards;
81, 900 600.
10 Alexandra. Ind, Kelly AK Mani. Co.'S
plant; $500, 600.
21-Forest fires in Colorado and Wyoming;
estimated damage at SO, 900.
Sep. R-Narragansett Pier, $350,000 fire.
16-Houston, Tex, Merchants & Planters
oil MILL 500, COO. :. Near Plymouth, Mass.
forest fires; $500, 900.
20-New York, Terminal stores; 81 900, 600.
S-Baring Cross, Ark, Iron Mountain rail-
way shops; $4O0, 600
Oct. 6 New York. Atlantic transport line
pier; s, OOO, 600.
2S-New York, drug house of Tarrant & Co.
and other buildings, from chemical ex-
| plosion; 81, 500 900.
Nov. 99-Biloxi, Miss, large part of business
section; $5O0,OOO
Sherman county. Tex1>2O big ranches.