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Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31

6ru Sinlana. SfsIqe "SiranSs.
tGia 8o3eite~ bar @eierdIginernc.
rem opFor0rct SenatGprofursren til
at 'Ttte Dc Iutberife 8cIitIiQe. Ser
bar lrratei al aplole &prncpljgts.
Iopen airterre, uuocr &ittale.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Hgt SabrifanlGg.

"sp2affinfubrifen Ioromanneu" ton-
itttiereoes iorIeoen / SanDefioro
meo en- AftietapitaI poo 10000 SIR,
Dporaf for Chen er tegret $500
Ser. SeIifabetS sSormaal er SSabrita.
tton al GpfIer, 9srne- % 0lffe.
pogre, aiPlter. &1trumebler %
Sunobruq9renitQber
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Sranb paa Suleen.

Sranb paa Solsen. Sorleoen neo.
brGnote 6iesbpgrifgat poa @aaroen
Glterheim / Solgen. areaturerie
6leo reooet, men en- bel Gel So paa
6isSlenmen ltrsg meo. Toen er
opitauet peo grtpnoelle ira Herleo.
ningen ira Sloite6et i 6ieiet, me0oe.
Ter "GielN Qinn~.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Toosiaio.

TetsieisSauuslreI fr 6gi17ss ggafA. raar - ists
feaairsr ~ ginicy Sa3 Crh rrs1s5 fer ~ 3tft.
frf ef trgr i0 2iHigr uraa Egti,ss 4 0sgs f1r
irsri Ert. FnccoRtc trfGle3 MED &tfft d.
S,H,e &stsitns niaa 2iIt0 mteistlc GgttlM8sL
SEaue ~ e. bf,ItEeiaisres hsrveo for zissl
"a Bsuncr. AZ per sffse L4itg. wa tha Enaacs 500
ter 1909 Dtesmbsi / 1rasa gaa fI Tsrifr siisr "a
uacs Spaslee. Gun rav isei I IsHe Co.. &h.
lss2 o. blsp a.tiaa -pesf ever 70 Aas cna tlv BE-
arapef fss xtc 1901 uussr nor Dslisse r. 5rra
met srnsss sur. 5rlEaHet parr beass4 Wlase.
@nnep 3. eHaas 0i1c SaEHe.
Slice eaff. 1osf IRE 1871.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31

SGSersgdpe. Sorfatteren anton
9feIbpe. Joni or "9oIitifen Reierent
| 6cIfetinset, mootos pao tin grnl.
lipsoas fcrnplie Ct lmltft ciieIeret
S,elpbPser meo S%rifription: Sra
aoueser / 6oltetiEgetS R~efereut.
Ioae"
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Sverige % finlono

6inicu Sniitut. Stodbolm@ aom.
mlnaIbeimrelie bar 5euilQet $500
SIT. til 0prettelir al Ct Sirien Suiti
mt oeo St. @erau Ncipitalct / Stod.
boim.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31

Ser or Srepti'
Seter nleo@lGs
DC ieG |eter mt
g%toHesbnro III
SereS 9tue pet
oaab at nei mul
oymda aHors III
II bnutte NoT
0eleH al 3srs.
Rroualee Aei0-
.oeI 81 isg
bruate sNaia u.
Bmfhams Stsss
able GnmpcHuo
bsiaaot lea mig
atcaei iioe Dor
rnaieI- nerups
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
0pt aapel / Scare. @fi

0pt aapel / Segre. Otter 81
9elpOe f~orbarolea Ger ior Stben ON
OpfereIfen al ct &apel / 6loreL Sc.
are, ifriper ~Sticroal Qtpi$". s ben
Qnleonirg bar Bropit 6rieortdyeu.
Sroierer @unNerion % 6jertoft boz.
ret til GIpron % ieet paa anpeaet
Set. &apellet ! 5Ioren agteS / Gil
ful0e opisrt for puipate 8pOrdg.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Nmttiuncn uOcr osOcnbulm. q

Ymtttunen uOcr S|srcHbulm. Beo
2ben Mutton Quer Gen Gs0sboct
efter 2aro$ting5moHo @oiipgerue.
tier 9seergodrh t~itbsrenoe Sopeo-
gauro S%epGnbnlm meo unherllgaen-
Of Soos 5iep CDcrret@a9fsrer. @re0
8rautpe for Gtat9ruoo @ornbol0t,
9iiga, 9eiitbpben6e meo $4,000
poa boiitet 9ito Der Baues Sam,
Merllag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31

cE10n bill siipf hefalt. hbis bette GipuesB
JUUU tprp lite sr gafs.
- rDeta q. Etnfbam Reeicius so.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Sppprfeoe Iarnte

I Barnes Gountp. Roro 3atoia, / Rprbe
ben al 8onen Gin, ira 10 til Is
Dollars pr. gcre.
ssprfe Settismenter, uer Sfplebuie, Surfer o.
ytarteo
WtRrf ~'plaenne bulge grieu: 82O dcres : Will
ira Batter Gitg, 5 9tt ira a9rmetfe Warieo. Is
Meres Sfpo. gobe SuIe 100 acres gGf,urc 200
Acres opbguht 6pbt @dnh beoite SIaas Sano,
Winbii s. 900 p6ro az beft5, AreotHrsr % glaitts
iontnut, GeNeu raa Gag mob T~iiHeIise 6ertsr
100 aerrs, 8 g1i fra 30. 100 AereS ~Sommerplgi-
niHa. 50 aeres spot SeIano. me puis rTro $500;
9ris 81 800.
$50 8cres. 2 Rif ira gGarteb, at oponriet meb
uuetageiie al 10 Acres, No, ! raor GHGbguo, &rts
$500.
Didnoe arbre Rerre iii nAare laoe Better.
agaG itrtper Rorf s1sr gngelii til
MARTIN B.. REMMEN,
&dllep Gitn g. 8
.Sefereneer: 6pifteripmbeIt SAM euer 6orretz
EtuGsndnb / galen Gin.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Wammel Irbciuut. !

Wammel Grbcfunt. &0a @rcraa
~stirte6aaro iiHSep opitilet en- Buin.
mel tuaieret Gsbcfurt al @mnit. ser
i 1868 er biepsl iert oio ira 9uens
mmnrcuoe airfe. men iom opriH6e.
La. iieiQe Suanet, itol hare tjthert
@@ummei @renua" / 1858 neolaqte
&rt0ltelsfIrte. Ser iormenea at upce
bDgJet Get l2te Aarlua0re0e %
hDi5 tl0UftI0e 6un0ament enoml
furcjug0ee pua en- Mari. atrte1aar0s.
toitel tGl0e., omtreut 500 Alien moro.
neit ior ApeIt Debeiputeu, Der mau
jeltores til oct i30e garbur0re0e.
oq ION iiffert or Set pfoi,r 5tnfte
airfelupertor. Den Qomle Gp ior.
muur at oppiie, er rogeramoe goot
berarei
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Wnlobpra frraeeaarS. QRI

gmtsraao bar un0er SSorheboIo al
atiniiteriet& S0nttiop aIfiebt Stam.
blgteli0oer @raH0ieun. &erners.
Iurb, @uloborg Srrge8oaro meo
zero oa 69rgeri. Anltet o~pertagcr
6ergeriet ira tic Mai 1902 aiabe.
lummen er 5000 Aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
GiHaIae.

Z iiGal1e. Sea bar 10 msoet fine
9anotnt,er tlilfgs t CT Hovit Settle.
mgHt ESQ 9Crgs Oh iG0 gtcre8. Tlao gIal.
re. ItltrtO Y Aut0n Berg, Geu2ral N2er
tGHt SHglep 0iHu. l5a5
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Wrapfnnp ira clotiScu. geA llO.

W~rapfnnS ira Clotiocu. 8ca III.
granting al EN- min0re @raubsI F.
6re0erttsbaub peo @eile bar Ct Yur
YiGno lorleoel nuu0et Ell @rau, Der
~inbeho,ht q Var lmuytt forarbeiOe0c
llrner. Iti0t / @ropcn fatotea iigige
GcIit 6oLfc6I 40 SerIer et butut
Stptte Eoi. @alpoeieu al Dem par
al 8i0@. 0aIp0eleH al Mar. @la&.
pcr,erne meneS at pGre romerif UT.
be,6e. @raueu iaa / ltrolgtnlnQ I'll
De fleite @raoe ira gammel DO "a ,
Alien op5ere enc &sleil5 9un0.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Wt,,cr % Wimejtof

al bevislag otot %QgoL 5iletter tn o.
fra S'lpDmaptsu % aHore ednoc. heal
GliHtc TorretUtrler ca S}uformctyrre Hu'
rcdU ior 9tnlomnere I'll Iaaei SoGuo.
\. q. HELLAN CO..
tf06 I.ri Ape., seattle, Wash.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
FARM ttlialne.

q Ro. 1 6oeove eli slod ,yarm uaa 40
megt $50 &eyes NICER Bios. 80 Heres gas.
mrs, ne @cCes 0iyoue tHei.su COB 6gilu1t.
tDoat Qas @raudrn 8aru 30 \ go. 8l1nIe'
guso gieaHeui oct 8ele. Ruui Tor % 5oHs
90 mro 81 Sort far utoere uroerretau8
iilltriO elev beie9 1heo. " Gee. 9snion.
MtHd. 1894
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
GbriituTrr ocu 2Sens Seu.

GhriitoHer Den 2Nens Gen. 30
Iititeu" bar m~Ootnaet en- Wle00eleIie
ira 6re0ericia huorrFter Ser ifaI Dor.
re ntroet en- Stenfiite / Nibe Dom.
tirte atlten ltai npre ioripuet meo
Sn1tript1on oa meIes AT m0e5olDe
@brtltoner oer an0ens &en airten
bIeu itrdr luttet % 8iitop aod til.
falot.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31

tef atsf Te at fisbc en- snrn egsr anbrinee
Hetee / Nane lHesn ser D,eansee gf
9faas1.A ta4ss ,e ente Isres NA~eah. Ia tea tar
6ftpe Ter GO al fpars psair sso a. uGogae aoai,
HusaRn u A5saRr 2trB ~ MIG r-ar = q
gaatger RsoatIsfa al "GsIieI &omtu @errtatta @lear
Nats 1CHsh Sd'aia Ma har ,Titms ttinla& I gHa.
eHauif' Sslticgigat Il! ia9s Vrlier % bel lettr 3iltaaI.
Snmdifineu TNrSceuHsu- er me3sr aoas
lit &eH er es wegtt per OF goo RaitRe.
% cen er la.st0gtmea iad 900 Iom en- II SO
3euarS Fragt 90 geu;s. @nibrs ae
NShufsn. 9cmoHo. D2lrh.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
WaImfeiterne paa etiernes,n.

Der epertiieIle 8isber al Stierre-
eerts Walmielter. Sr. 90. Rinualo
ira BariS, bar tiltroos frr Sen largt
fremitreone aarSti0 afIogt ct geisg
paa Steoet 90 er / ossie Gage netop
penot tiIbage til 2riftiorin son,
meooeIte, Of ban meo arteio&iolt %
Rehifnber fra Oct SertiI leieee lamp.
lib "Sinm~ par lat ilait0 poa ZEN oe'
hoooe Der - jmooibt set loo ia gip.
re Tor SrNen - ipr6ngt no 8ysuer
nf 0saln1er I'll foreisbie unoers.
gelie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31

Sranh | Gprpif. Sra 8eruif /
HMnralen meo0eleS. at &anoelS.
marto u 2rno$ <ifbpanlng %
Sebpo Iiae peS RSrpifs TainpitibS.
anlsb$iteo er uRSbraatot. &reitebo.
ligeiL Der ligaer Iige / I9rbcoen par
Here 8ange iterEt trliet. Ct Var @dus
&c enOog atupnot, men SSINgI bIeo
her burtig iluffet. Zen Bier 0os 40.
ifinig ifaoet al INo og Gou0 Wtan
fornroher, al SISen CT optooet ue9
8Etiter ira en- Sforiien. N1ct lSrto.
DO oa Iioet al 8arerne bteu re0Set.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Sat- 0tenDpsH,
iiIsais1 ensr tiusis.

Nnsrtisfnss'sr snDsr 'ErHts, .zists I'll
lalss' 81 '@fsrfpsaia< ssFsr e Gests srz % Ers
for scsr 4erg. % en- Sent Dr. Orb iSs ar fsm sfss
fis,g y Cro. sssrtsitExaxE tnStases Sfe fsx ain.
nre tne n 2tats. asast raa ufeaoyasts sestsGs:
aas ssftiaisstr. Ret isaae ma tfs al tsafsx ,1a
n1aa Gunner
~ sssteHasststsas ,ssss rs s<us ~. aias.
eso Grs slsv "a eials.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
Salpeus Wiuocr.

Saioeus Wiuocr. Eaa 0ronTiu.
gems 9aition er Der | otsie 0oge reilt
en- 9oitta til Dtilroe ON Sberir Sans
Ssatrb 9run. SreorifitenS aouHman.
Dart / 1916. 9alitaens 6o0ltofte
garReres me0 De gam!e &ononer, Der
bIep oYtagne al 6reorifsbalOa lirOre
Snpn i Sonmer % JON anta8ea al
hape tiIbert 9orgerneS beflerote
Smtpram m0er arigen i7l6. Gen
fulturbiitoriife lloitillng Iuaar Ollie,
bpor meget Der euor1t iin0eS al 8lel,.
ltan0e ira Sre0rItSbaioS 6ort1o,
0ette bar iaieu iot Start / arberoet
Tor Granddaughter al Ell Total bi.
itoriif Sanlile. GutoaeLi8 fan 20,
taler 0ertil fares nj, % hDor man
bel iaa / 2ebet al Barren oil ie en-
jaaoan llSitilliug aubnd. Geriom
man bap0e De %iornS0ne HeHaemiGer,
niloe 0et pRre mtltgt at tilpeIebriuge
en- itor Samliug at Sortrptter, Bill
Ieoer o. Starter ira SpenS 6rigstro,
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31

&aaSeifuo. Sos @uroer Isfila.
lauo bpnote iorleoen eli ipl llipfte,
meoOeIes ira Spelan0. gn Serte !
aonfirmationaaloereu. ser / Sons
rer Ear giptet hos @un0er, itOb nc0
Sforitencn i &iefferpt. 8un0er5
SIN Smut. Der / Seit bIeo toniirme.
ref, ito0 noe / @ilIaget % Iu0eoe et
8eopr. ga ban pil0e ituoe en- Stipre.
san penOte W~hIr0irgcn al lin 9iem-
~ingtonrifle ino MOB &j0ftenet. ne,
oen$ ban luoeoe. ltnoer bette Git
Sflooet al ca gienneu SentenS
gals, po%ierr0e aiennem 8isttenct
GO 6oritlcn % git gicnrem 6orlnl.
osrer % ct Sane5irroe uocnior 9u.
let. SHUTS TO SoifeuOe bar in6e /
Snten. Ofeo oct iamme De bcrta
Sfuohet. iprnrg Dc no ! aieffeuet,
men "a par Senten ait 900.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31

Cilialgs. Seq bar mn roo
= Aerss 3aHo / Riofsu al Tooo Goaatn.
Mtnu.. 8 Rtl ira Bertha. $50 Arres | ct
Stutts. paiuseleH 3giloat, heilep 2snifoG
yiapte Gat. Basuooo, bebfse Sors Ser
buuo, Adot 2GRo 9tii liza StoleaHs 9poe
&eie alt %aou5ur,et. 4ris 80 I'll ais Sr.
@ere. en- aHlteS. iaa utt Tea b1tie ! Bp-
Gieaoow / 9tmieiofa Etllfriu Gunner Be-
0erlon. 8eioieiu, I2tuM
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31

Tiiiatas. Gu zen 50 acyes Sdrm
iiiGlsS S'glegRS 90 Nartce, IS
Gc,es uuoer ElCl &stsg f1olsue @oee
Cuie goot 8lno. SIS pr Nrrt. Sor rGr,
mere GulusHtHatr titltrIp 3. 4HeerioR, "a.
oeUpOrt. q. GGt
Evening star., 1901-12-17
FIREMEN ENTERTAINED,
Program Under Direction of Mr.. Rior
dan of Night Schools.

Program Under Direction of Mr.. Rior-
dan of Night Schools.
Mr.. Raymond Riordan, the director Of the
District night schools. who recently estab-
lished night classes for members Of the
fire department at two houses. those of en-
gine company No. IA and truck company
D, provided the members of the latter COM
>pany with very pleasant entertainment
Saturday evening. which was greatly en-
joyed by the men. Miss Stutz recited, Miss
Gottwalls gave chalk talk, Miss Luxon
sang three little girls went through a
dumbbell drill, Miss Bugbee and her moth
err and sisters made up a string quartet,
Mr.. Metz recited, and Mr.. Handy gave sew
eral piano selections.
Chief Dutton Of the fire department ex-
pressed his appreciation Of the work Of Mr.
Riordan, stating that he daily receives from
the two companies typewriter reports, the
only fire companies in this country, so far
as he knew, which submits reports in that
shape. The chief also stated that the de-
partment was about to return the complf-
ment by detailing several of its members to
instruct school children in the proper ham
ding OF fire-fighting appliances.
Foreman Nicholson expressed the thanks
OF himself and men for the pleasure given
them and his appreciation Of the instruction
afforded by Mr.. Riordan in his weekly class
Despite the very inclement weather quite
a large number of people attended, and
Foreman Nicholson put his company
through a drill, the ''hitch-up" being made
in eleven seconds.
Mr.. Riordan proposes to entertain the
members Of engine company No. IA in
similar manner, and he has arranged to
company OF the department next year de-
string them
Evening star., 1901-12-17
FATALLY BURNED.
Horrible Death of Miss Jennie Barry
Yesterday Afternoon.

Yesterday Afternoon.
Miss Jennie Barry, thirty-two years old,
was burned to death yesterday afternoon,
between and O'clock, at her home. No.
1910 P street northwest. When found her
body was IN sitting position at the head
Of the rear st cps. Miss Barry was a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Patrick Barry, a molder, en-
ployed in the navy yard. He has lived in
the house on p street for many years, and
since the death Of his wife his daughter
Jennie has kept house for him. Yesterday
afternoon her brother kindled the kitchen
fire for her. and. 1t is stated, used coal oil
in order to get the stove hot in time for the
young woman to prepare her fathers din
ner.
Being tired, Miss Barry seated herself in
front of the stove, and was possibly asleep
when he dress caught fire. She rushed
from the house and then returned, and so
great was her excitement that she was un-
able to make any effort to eXtinguish the
blaze. Before assistance could be rendered
the young woman had been fatally burned.
Frank Wright of Southeast Washington,
who happened to be in the vicinity of the
house at the time Of the accident, turned in
an alarm Of fire, which called several en-
gines to the house, but there was no call
for their services.
A physician who was summoned informed
the police that life was extinct and the
body was removed to the morgue. Acting
Coroner Glazebrook viewed the body and
gave a certificate of accidental death a1ler
hearing the facts relating to the sad affair.
An undertaken took charge of the remains
and returned them to the woman's late
home, from where the funeral will take
will be conducted by the Rev. E. B. Pol
lard, pastor of the First Baptist Church,
Of which Miss Barry was member The
fnterment will be at Glenwood cemetery.
Evening star., 1901-12-17
BODY FOUND IN ROOM.
WOman's Death Believed to Have Re
suited From AlcOhOlism

"Oman's Death Believed to Have Re-
suited From Alcoholism.
A bottle containing small quantity Of
corn whisky was found in room at 1928
Cedar street northwest last night when
the dead body of Annie Butler was dis
covered by Policemen Gawler and Sweeney
of the eighth precinct 1t is believed that
she had imbibed too freely and this had
caused her death.
Annie was about forty years old and had
occupied the room for a long time. Friends
had not seen her since about 10 o. clock
Saturday night, and then they said she
was very drunk. Mrs. Ellen Reeves, from
whom Annie rented the room. called the
police to the house last night about Z
o'clock and told them she had not seen
Annie since Saturday, and she had not
heard any noise in her room. The door
was forced open and lying on the floor,
with her head under a small stove, was
the womans body.
An investigation was made. but no marks
OF violence were found. There was moth
ing to indicate that there had been a
struggle and the police were satisfied that
Annie's death had resulted from natural
causes
Acting Coroner Glazebrook viewed the
body and deemed an inquest unnecessary.
He was told that people in the house heard
the woman fall on the floor Saturday
night, but It was Of such frequent occur
renee that no attention was paid to it.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

speakns OF Dr. Miles Pain Pills Hon Mcbride Of
SUPREME Court says; They simply
Evening star., 1901-12-17
PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.

PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudins Pilss. Ne
Cur, No Pay. An drnsgsu are authorised By
money where Il fails 10 cure any case Of plea
no matter Of how long standing. ouros ordinary
IN six days; the worst IN fourteen days.
One application gfyes and rsst. Relisves Itch
ing instantly. This = 2 new discovey and 4 the
only p1la remedy sold q positive guarantee. no
cuzs % pay. Price. U0c. u yosr drugg1st don't
keep 4 q steck send - soe in stsmpe and We
PARIS MEDICINE CO., St Louis No.. who also
manufacture the celebrated cold cure. Laxative
umo-ouinins Tahlsts- ec1-tu-S1t-as
Evening star., 1901-12-17
PLAN OF scHLErS FRIENDS
WILL SEEK MEDICATION AT THH
HANDS OF CONGRESS-.
Resolutions to Be Introduced I'm Both
HOuses-Senat0r McC0mas'
Views.

At dinner last night given by General
Felix Agnus, and attended by Senator Nc
Comas, the Maryland members of the
House and other warm friends of Rear Ad-
miral Schley, 1t was decided that q resolu-
ton be introduced in both houses of Con-
gress comforting upon Schley the rank, pay
and emoluments OF a rear admiral on the
active list Of the navy. A preamble to
the resolution viii recite Admiral Dewey's
report to the court Of inquiry, giving Ad-
miral Schley the full credit for the victory
Of the naval battle of Santiago.
Senator McComas will introduce the reso-
luton in the Senate, and 1t is believed that
Representative Mudd will advocate it on the
floor OF the House. If deemed expedient an
effort win be made to give Admiral Schley
the rank Of vice admiral.
1t was announced at the dinner that the
resolutions would be introduced in both
branches Of Congress Immediately. and an
attempt will be made to have early action
on them.
NJ. A league, one of Admiral Schley's
counsel before the court of inquiry, who
was also a guest at the dinner, speaking
Of the affair, said:
1.-The admiral will not seek retrial of the
case under any circumstances. His desire
and that of his friends was to be relieved
OF the censure imposed upon him by the re-
port OF the majority of the court of In
Qufry."
Mr.. league also said that there would
beno suits instituted by the admiral having
in view the obtaining of redress of libel
GUS publications affecting him, but that a
vigorous bill Of exceptions to the conclu-
sions Of the court will be filed with the
Secretary Of the Navy.
Senator McComas said: 81 believe an in
vestigatfon by Congress would not have de-
cisive results. It is not advisable. In some
fashion this Congress should have chance
to vote Admiral Deweys finding to be in
the judgment of Congress right or wrong.
I want to see such vote. and hope to see
It before the session ends. / will introduce
q practical proposition tending to bring such
vote in the Senate at least. The details ]
do not now desire to elaborate"
Evening star., 1901-12-17

the navy was under q cloud ana nothing
Since the Schley testimony was closed the
unwtllingness to take any part In the en-
terprise became even more marked, and we
found ourselves called to explain the slleged
shortcomings Of the navy much more often
than we were permitted to explain the ad-
vantages Of the arch. With the decision
OF the Schley court failing to settle that
controversy, We felt that II would be for
the present, at least, useless to Continue our
EFFORTS Therefore. we simply suspended
operations until the normal opinion which
the public has always held concerning the
navy. IL resumed"
Evening star., 1901-12-17
CALL EXTENDED.

Presbyterian Church Asks for Ser
vices of Rev. W. J. Hutchison.
At an adjourned meeting Of the presby-
terry Of Washington city. held yesterday In
the Westminster Church Memorial. Rev.
William J. Hutchison was received freEn
the presbytery of Clarion, Pa. Messrs.
Owen Owen and Andrew Glass, represent
ing the Westminster Church Memorial,
presented call for the pastoral services of
Rev. Mr.. Hutchison. s-1s = ~ ~ - 4
Arrangements were made for the installa-
tion of the new pastor tomorrow evening at
7:45 at the church. The moderator, Rev N.
H. Miller, DID. win preside and viii pro-
pound the constitutional questions. Rev.
Wallace Radcliffe DID,, will preach the
sermon: Rev. Donald @. Macleod. DID,.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

al League Of America. at the Washington
Light Infantry armory last night. There
were TWENTY-FIVE dances on the program.
and over 400 persons thoroughly enjoyed
every one of them.
The ball was under the direct supervis-
lon Of the following ofiesrs Of the organi-
Evening star., 1901-12-17
NAVAL ARCH ABANDONED.
Park benjamin. Says schley Verde
Was It's Death Blow.

Park BENJAMIN, president Of the naval
arch commission, which has charge Of the
proposed naval arch and water gate at the
Battery, in New York city. announced yes
terday that the project has been tempo
rarily given up. The arch and gate was to
have cost 81 SOC. 900 and about $3.50 900 had
been pledged After comforting with Col.
r. NJ Thompson. treasurer of the finance
committee, Mr.. BENJAMIN said in part:
When the unfortunate Gchiey contro-
versy became acute the difficulty OF ret
ing the people interested in the arch rap
idly increased We began to be constantly
told that the time was unfayorable. that
Evening star., 1901-12-17

win deliver the charge to the new pastor;
Rev. George p. Wilson. DID,. win deliver
the charge to the people; Rev. E Lawrence
Hunt viii read the Scriptures, and Rev. B.
r. Bittinger. DID,, viii make the prayer
accompanying the Installation.
The presbytery indorsed a petition to
Congress for the retention Of the present
law on divorce In the District Of Colum-
bia,
Evening star., 1901-12-17
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hartenders Trip the Light Fantastic.
Tne mixers OF seductive concoetions. as
are commonly known juleps, cocktails and
the like. danced to rhs inspiring music of
TEL Me. Pretty Maiden" and ..The Wed
ding of Reuben and the Maid" at the first
annual call OF the Bartenders' Internatfon-
Evening star., 1901-12-17

zation: President. Theodore sprosser, vice
president. Herman Berger; recording sec
retary. Jere F. Mccarty: financial secre-
tary, Fred vogiesang; treasurer, Fritz
Trede; chaplain, Joe Crowley, and In
spector, Benny Walk. e
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HIS fAREWEll GRfETlNG.

The following are the closing words
of the farewell address delivered by
President Mckinley upon taking leave
of his friends and neighbors at Canton
four years ago:
Nothing could give me greater
pleasure than this farewell. greeting,
this evidence of your friendship and
sympathy, your good will, and | am
sure the prayers of all the people with
whom | have lived so long and whose
confidence and esteem are dearer TO me
than any other earthly honors. To all
of us the future is a sealed book; but il
! can, by official act, or administration,
or utterance, in any degree add 10 the
prosperity and unity of our beloved
country and the advancement and we'll
being Of our splendid citizenship, !
will devote the best and most unsclfsh
efforts OF my life 10 that end. With
this thought uppcrmoSt in my mind |
reluctantly take leave Of my friends
and ]ncighbor~, chcri,hing in my hear,
the sweetest memories and thoughts Of
my old homc-my home now, and !
trust my home hereafter so long ms
live"