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SITUATIONS wAsTED-M4LE.

SiTE AE1ONS u ~ EAS-aAaEE
TANTED-Situation - cashier, salesman OF col
l4atsr: Young man, twenty-JWo; experienced
Box 21fs this Office. q
NANTED-By man Of experience. place as com
E5-nfon OF nurse for sick insane patient; best
reference Box 30 this Office eI
WANTED-Bg young man, place In clothing or
shoe store. Address BOX I9s. t5lis Once NJ
WANTED-By student. coIored. work for the sum
-rer- wages =. - q week and board; no Sunday
work. references. address BOX Ig3, this office
nj
TO PROPERTY oWNERS-steady. sober man.
practical painter desires position Of locking after
repairs; general knowledge @! house IesaITr1g.
Address BOX Is3, THIS Office m5-2
BANTED-By a graduate il bookkeeping stem
ography, and typewrltInE. position IN Office
address BOX Ia. this Office. MAJ
SITUATIONS WAETED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
GOOD help furnished free state wages HAIR
REL!fs HOTEL AGENCY, SJ8 ~ st. NV nj
We FURNISH all kinds o. help FOR hotels and
resorts. AGESCY. SIS 9th 81. Ms m53
FOR sALE-PIASOs-
FOR sAE-AaIe az .Ter for Fly elegant up
right piano; / need the cash. 800 % 81. NV.
mss
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
N0TfCE-A decided bargain in order 70 close an
estate l VIII sacrifice a beautiful suburban
home. situated in Northwest lexington; recently
finished latest improvements. with every convent
ence Enquire at once at 1909 st. NV. In23
FOR RENT OR SALE-In aud about HyattSviIIe
several beautiful homes, with lots, and small
acreage suitable for chicken runs prizes moderate
and terms easJ. ROGERS q ROGERS. Hyatts-
Vile ms
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wAxTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Frout room, with breakfast IN North
west: reasonable rate Address BOX POS, this Of
Zee Iuj-3
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Summer Tours /:

GREAT LAKES. VAST PRAIRIES. HOT SPRINGS,
CLOUD-CAPPED MOUNTAINS.
GREAT GLACIERS
AWESGdE CANONS.
CHINA JAPAN, AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
AROUND THE WORLD TOURS
For pamphlets describing all these trips Spply
Canadian Pacific Railway, 1923 Pa ave.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Southern Railway.
Schedule corrected to June l. 1901

Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
sol :. m Daily. Local FOR RaTrisOnbusg Snd
for Charlotte and way stations.
HIS Il n Daily. u 5 Fast Mall. Sleeping
cars to New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah, ard
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AshcTiIIe, Chattanooga, and Memphis and ~
Dauville with sleeper for Birmingham and az
Charlotte with sleeper Tor augusta Solid train
Washington 10 New Orleans. Dining car service
II-3T a n Daily LEGAL for Charlottesville
SCI .. n. Week Dayc Local for Front Royal
Strasburg. and Ha-rizor5Urg-
$50 D. N. Daily. Local for Charlottesville
90 D m Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Via LynchhuTg)- Sleeping cars t. Roam
oke. knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
orleans Through coach to Memphis Dining e2E
e55p II. Daily. y Y. & Fla Express Sleep
iag ears to Augusta with connections for AikeH
and Charleston. and to Savannah. Jacksonville,
and Port Tampa Through coaches TO Jackson
yilfe and Atlanta Uniting at Danviile with Pull
nan sIeepers from Richmond and Norfolk for
Charlotte Tourist sleeper Washington to San
Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridaya-
Dining Car Service
IO:45 D. II. Daily Washington and Southwest
ern Limited. the only exclusively Pullman Tram
between Washington and the South sleeping
cars 10 AshviIle Knoxville. Chattsaooga, and
Nashville and to Atlanta. Macon, BIrmlng BAN,
Memphis Montgomery, Mobile. and New Orleans
Cl,ib car Washington TO Atlanta. Dining car
service.
TRAINS on BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington s.io a m. 100 p m, $50
o m and 4.s9 p n. week days ana S-ol =
= nd f.25 o m sundays only for Bluemont.
and as D m. week days Tor Leesburg-
Returning arrive Washington s-24 q. N, and
800 n m daily and s-34 j n and 2:45 P. m.
- davs from BIuemont, and 6:5T q. n. week
days from Leeshurg.
qn-auCh trains from me South arrive Washing
+- = - an. G.52 am -.S5 a m daily, 2-l5 pm
and q-00 nm daily. From Harrisoa5urg lls37
m. week days snd $40 pm daily From Char
IottesvIlIe SIS An. and $40 pm, daily
Tickets Sleeping ear reservations. and other in
formation furnished aud baggage called Tor and
checked from hotess and residences by Union
T-ranrFFr Co On orders left at Ticket Office los
18Th 81. NV; oil Penna- Ave NV, and at
Penna Station
phone I4fI fer P. r. r. Cab Service
FRANK s CANNON. Sd Y. P. and Gen Mgr
s II HARDWICR, General Pass'T Ageat.
L. S. BROWN, General Agent
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FOR RExr-tvFURNIsHED ROOMS.

EDAE REsNt-E y z tGt1E1D NpUm@-
THREE uufuruishd second-story rooms. 1902 c
st eos
FOR RFNT-Thrce ncwly-papcred unfinished
rooms: s. - month Myrtle st ne e5-3
FOR RENT unfinished third floor fat and large
second floor front room 1o5 II ST NV c5-5
FOR RENT-Thrce UNFINISHED rooms, with gas.
GIy Pa ave So NOS
FOR RENT-JnfurniShcd rooms. % New York
ave. NV. Tu5-5
FOR RENT-Threc unfinished rooms; gas; 81.
1881 226 ST. NV. ci-2
FOR RENT-Thrcc uufurnished rooms on second
floor; SI5 rent. II St els
FOR RENT-CooI, secoud-aoor rooms; also two
parlors; first floor; suitable for doctor or dentist
SOS II ST NV e3-3
FOR RENT-Four OF five unfinished rooms. sec
ond floor, SO 2I5 18th St sw- mig
FOR RENT-Unfuruishcd. two rooms, second
floor gI5 G. st. NV m2-G
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FOR RENT-A basement and two rooms given IN
part payment fer board. Box 216, this office
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D VTFDs
FOUND-Last week, sm Of money in bills.
Owner cali J. J KILRo, ~ D., st. ne nj
ICE CREAM roc gallo, not made in cellar
out above ground. for sTer gas abounis in eel
srs and breeds typhoid dirItheria, etc; moral
don't cat that kind LACEY'S is pure and
delicious COZ N Y. Phone 20sl-
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WANTED-Room and board in a private family
carly breakfast. Address BOX zl2 this Office
nj
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WASHINGTON. u C, POSTOFFTCE NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports
Of sailing, daily, and the schedule OF clOsings Is
arranged on the presumption Of their uninter-
rupted overland transit For the week ending
June g. 1871. the last connecting closes viii be
midi. n. -
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VANTED-Sftuation - cashier, salesman, OF GO
Letter young man, twenty-five; experience
Box 2lf, this Office
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WsNTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-Te buy sfx-room house; Northwest;
VIII assume mortgage and pay so per month
and interest on balance B. F. Gl7 18th st. nv.
m4-3
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WANTED-Furuished second-fo7r front Tcoru
with substantial board for man and wife. s25
summer; so winter Address BOX Isj this Of
Er1 mi
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW THAMPTOS-LONDON
St Paul-June 19, 10 an. St Louis July IL, 10 I'M
st Louis.June Is. 10 a. II St Paul Aug. !. 10 am.
st Paul-July 10. 10 st Louis Aug Il 10 m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW X0RK-ANTWERP-PARIS
FTieSland- June r. noon Kensington July 3. noon
SoIlthw k-June 10 noon iceland July 10 noon
fFIderId. June 26. noon Friesland July L. noon
New twin-scTew steamers calling at Cherbourg
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Il and Is y R
New York 0f1ce. % Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ST NV
Or G. " Moss. I4II St. \. "
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COUNTRY BOARD.

II YDU uaIlt L. spend your summer outing at onc
of the most delightful country residences IN the
beautiful Shenandoah Valley. whore y0u can Iu-
prove your hcIith hy drinking good water and
breathing fresh mountain air. address " T.
nISaIAN, -. Luke, Va els
WANTED Children g. board for summer months.
country sir, wholesome food kind attention.
Aafress fiRS HOLFoftD Arlington, Va mi
BOARD for children fifteen miles from Wash
iuatgn. best care and attention. siIadr, fruit.
u.lk. large h1use, kindergarten instruction IS
desired; references giyes. AddIoss HDA ISL TIL.
Office mis-
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ISL PER WEEK."

The squire pianos are going out rapidly at 81
per week. Make your selection before the good
makes are sold
F G. SMITH, I225 Ia. ave
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-By a savings bank, a man 10 solicit
savings accounts; reference required salary and
commission Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK. Istl
e.. and New York ave. m22
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A settled white woman TO assist in
homework and help with child; good home and
fair pay 9l3 81 nv q
WANTED-YounE woman for light houseyvork IN
small family. Apply at -lS eth Il ne 81
WANTED-Wom5u for general homework Apply
10 9th ST. eL
WANTFD-Fiftcen white mattresses for Chatto-
lance: twenty-five chamhFrua1aS and cleaners Tor
Deer Park Oakland. Mt Lake PARK Fauquier;
rT.lzar-rak nE and cNut0rrf1Ue~ counter. fifteen
colorcf mattresses for Mt. Lake ParE- all fares
paid Apply DICKS HOTEL AGENCY 18th and
Pa- ave. ID floor co
WANTFD-A roIared woman for general house
work. must b.lug references 30 nth s. sU-
&
NANTEB-Two bright Young ladies TO travel
with party Of ladies' good salary. steady en-
Pioyment- Address Box -35- this office. eos
WANTED-Expc-5cnce SlTe,.adies IN dry goods
store; references required Apply 20 .tA ST. NV
WANrED-Three women. f~-t-slas= cook. cham
bCrlnaid and general houscwo-Eer- Enquire l252
9Th St el
wANTED-At once two neat swift s-vcrS. Az
ply 1913 L st NV eos
WANTED-A good cook: willing TO DO general
housework; Cor small family 1863 T ST ne q
WANTED-An experienced waist hand: permanent
work Cali at III lst St NV. ell
WANTED Experienced fnislcrs on pants l.
SAVAGE, 6is st NV e5-3
WANTED-CoIor5d girl Tor general housewors;
no cooking Apply 50 18th st el
wANTED-GirI for general housework. Call Thurs
day. loIo It. NV. 81
WANTED-Colorcd woman to do plain cooking
and wash dishes y. New Jersey ave nv. mi
wANTED-Good cook and cfgaubermaid. 1922
st. nj
WANTED-A CoIoreI girl for general hoJ1sevsorEz
927 d St NV M
sensr5i yrorer lf5,rf7v on5 50 stay nights:
Iaunfrezs (hoteD So 1913 New York ave. nj
[TIITTD- ro71-eI g.irI Tor General beuseggork.
sr9v NIGHTS reference REQUIRED. ss7 / St NV
MI
TTKITrD- -ooE- Z-giT-e--e5 cl7ar,herDai5s
nurses. UARRFTI-S CASH GUARANTEE HOTEL
AGESC4, @to ~ St nv. nj
WANTFD-A+ oncr FIVE good fSSfn cooks cham
I,rTm5iS. snail Families. GOOD wages. ENQUIRE
THE OLD VIRGINIA AGENCY, 1852 llth st NV
M
WAvTFD-A ro1ored girl about sixteen to as
slst with housework- llu2 ST. NV III
WAvTFD- TX. c4rahra Urls for confectionery
~ .5rt-.- s+sT7E a. s,.I,,TrF,7r resort LADIES'
EXCHANGE Gl4 18Th 81 nj
V-AITE-T 500 ,y.,-rsr- general I-,,s,.vr-,rl--
- ~ o5t I5s - m nj
W8YTFD-4 -7i5I51r-9rc5 woman to attend an IN
valid lady srrI,- n T7T2 orb = NV mi
wANTFD-Tvo white yra5t-essas. Call {go 10th
st MI
AAItD-A gITl IoI general holiseWofA5 Sli.4il
i2EnIly: must stay nights ~ OH II. NV I-l-2
EANTED-ofice girls, typewriter. permanent and
faH wages ta4 lmmedlateiy' 30 r 81 NV
second noor M
WANTED CharrbermaidIs mattresses, linen room
gIris cooks toT sumner resorts; also Ior the CITY
NJ r4-1-
-
NANIED-EXPerleneed hutton15,e hand on coats;
slfady NoIh- -. IN s. nv, 81 1ogI- mo-
HANIED-GounG white slTl 10 heip attend chi
oteH7 50'1 N'iLs ~i-- '-~-e9 Atti- -
ave M
WaNTED-s zs+-fa4 -r,,-ra-, m do General Fo-7s4-
work Apply . st ne M
Tr,D--rt-T, ---=,- =. 7, rf- 80 -.
We si59 -o' sii'7l mi. "a Pc 80
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Two walters girl dishcr, and -four
women Tor houscwork. 2I2 st DIV. nj
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FOR SALE-FARMs.

rViS SAIL morse 2 co-S 80 chickens. the con-
tents Of Z acres planted II Eiref. TTuca al u
II IS IN advanced stage; wagons and all
necessary farming implements; there Is a six
room house on place, which rents fyr S per
month Cali at Il37 1t st nw- e4-9
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MOUNT HOLLY HOCSE-Eicfty miles down TIE
Potomac: oysters, fish. and crabs: sail and row
boats free. address MRS J. c. DAVIS, Mount
Holly Va. eI-14
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ETsCELANEoUs.
LADIES' HATS ronovah and made in latest
styles. special safe OF iuImed and untrimmed
hats 10 IIfh ST m5-3
wANTED-Up hoIstcring a -cIiabIe and compe-
tent workman r 5, IS 9th St. NV. city.
mI-5
ROOFS repaired and pntcd by expert; work
guaranteed A. WALIEl 1872 l2ta St ne e&-$
BAD Bills collected ono charge. II. D. COR
DON, Lawyer Gl5 I4th.t- m3-6
MATTRESSES made Owe on premises, $50 }
j. FEENEY, 2Is 5ta stAw- m3-3
SEWING MACHINES raiTed and warranted. 81.
u.achiuez for rent by uek or month at Open.
milo
HIGHEST prices paid or gentIemen's cast-ofi
garments; musical Insameuts; guns, and re-
yo.ycrs: drop postal. ATLAS, 927 d st. nv
PRINTING AND Bo0EGDING-5OO cards 75o.
30 envelopes s5c; 30 Bteiaents, 75c; 500 bill
heads. t5c. ali other ostIag equally cheap,
magazines round, I5c- oks OF all kinds bound
ca the nurtosI notice. IILIAAfS. 6I3-6I5 az. y
un.: Chas. " Dowd, Manager milo
ANY ORDINARY CLOClcIeaued. 50c Watcher
isgc!Ey music boxes zordIngly charged; salts
faction guaranteed, EeH6ostal; will call for and
5elueg iTee 10 all partot District CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING CnPANY. 1884 Eth ST nw.
FClL DEFss SUITS. s for hire. 81 JULIUS
COHEN. lIDI 7ih ct.
FOR REN'-sTABLES.
FOR RENT-brick slah rear Of C23 II st. sy.-
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WANTED-ThTee women fiaSt-ela~s cook. cham
bcrnaid and general houseW0-IleT. Enquire I252
9Th ST. cl
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TRAINS on BLUENoNT BRANCH.

If-alCh trains from me South arrive Washing
ton 6.42 an. G;52 Am. 30 a m daily, z-Io pm
~ ON n m daily From Harrisoaburg u-37
- week DAYS snd 9-40 pm daily From Char
IottesvilIe s:Z5 An. and $40 pm, daily
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HELP wAxTED-MALE AND FEMALE
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NANTEB-Two bright young ladies to travel
with party of ladies good salary. steady en-
pIoynent. Address Box 20 this office. eos
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WANTED-GirI for general housework. Call Thurs
day. IoI0 It 81
A ANIEn-L.oI.-c.l -..-.-ar h. n. 1.La-n .-..L-r-
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wANTED-Two white mattresses. Call 400 10th
St n. nj
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wANTED-BICYCLES-

WANTED-BTCYCLE
WANTED-Ccut'5 and ladies' bicycles, any con-
ditfon Address Bon Isl, this Office. m8-3
WANTED-Second-hand bicycles highest cash
price paid al the CYCLE EACHANGE. 1876 10th
MS
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR sALE-One Isdy's, one gents bicycles. IN
guaranteed order; very cheap. 80 OH St uw.
Ini-3
BICYCLES TIRES. and sundries: close them out
at greatly reduced prices; investigate. LABO-
FISH IL 9Th St myI5-lIuo
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGR-Forty acres; clear OF iHcum-
bTancc; seven miles from Congress Heights; has
beautiful view Of river and Virginia hills. for
place nearer city OF city property, would as
sumo some incumbrance SIS 81. ne. mig
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WANTED-A middle-aCed woman To attend an III
valid lady. apply Al III3 9Th 81. nj
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WANTED-A settled white woman to assist IN
homework and help with child; good home and
fair pay ql3 81 q
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wAxTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

wANTED-A good work horse weight about
1919 Hs. FRIES / HOPWOOD. sth and SIS
IIJ-5
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WANTED-Tnrec furnished rooms and bath for
light housekeeping prefer ntlce building; not
over sI2. Address BOX 1913. TINS a. nj
v ANTED-TIgrce tIufurnisheJ rooms; Lousezeap-
ing about SO. Box 10. this office o3-3
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OR RENT-brict siahl rear of C23 II St sv.- E
BON lJT two yIuidgcshd horses. Mi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-12-17
BONDS NOT ACCEPTABLE
PRESIDENT HOPES CARNEGIE
NAY SUBSTITUTE CASH.

Washington, Dec. Alt is said to
be definitely decided that President
Roosevelt will not accept the offer OF
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie of $40, 100000 OF
bonds OF the United States Steel cor
p~oration for the purpose or founding
in institution for higher education III
this city. The views of prominent
senators and representatives as they
have been given to the president are
practically unanimous against the ac-
ceptance of the offer in its present
form. The provision attached to the
offer that the government shall hold
the bonds for a term Of years is con-
| sidered especially Objectionable. The
president, however, is very hopeful
that an adjustment can be made by
which Mr.. Carnegie will convert the
bonds which he rendered into S
or United States bonds and that the
gift can then be accepted in tina
shape.
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RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING
TRADE AUTONOMY.

Scranton, Pa, Dec. 14.-The Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor in the last
minutes of the session put itself on
record on two questions which have
been agitating the delegates since the
convention convened ten days ago.
namely: Trade autonomy and social
ism. The greater of the two in the
minds OF the most OF the delegates
was that of autonomy. In brief the
special committee on autonomy rec
commended that where there are only
a few craftsmen in a large industrial
concern, the best interests OF all
would be conserved by the few joining
the paramount organization in such
establishment and the PRONUNCIATION OF
sub-divided crafts into district and ma
tional trade counsels where all dis
putes should be settled. The recon-
mendations of the cimmittee to the
! surprise of many, were unanimously
| adopted without a single remark be-
! ing made by anyone. The recommends
| tions are viewed differently by the
| delegates. the miners who have favor
| ed industrial autonomy and who have
put. the principal into effect in the
mines, looked upon it as a victory,
while the brewery workers, pressmen
and longshoremen saw some concesr
sions in the report. Many were dis
pleased and declared that the whole
report was no lore than a "straddle'
and that the questions will come uI
again.
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Il e MERIT COUNTS.
Trust Adopts Reform System for Pro.
motions.

~ .Mst-faWEt "OIbVu0s III =.eteh
Chicago, Dec. 13.-The United
States Steel corporation has just
adopted a civil service reform system
for the 1000 employees on it's line OF
steamers which is destined to have a
far reaching effect in preventing labor
troubles in the futuer. Every nan en-
ployed on ships will be entered on
the lists and a careful record Of his
work will be kept, promotions, it is
stated, will be solely on merit as in
dicated in this record. Every boat
is to have its place and promotions
will be from one to the other with
wages to correspond.
The Steel corporation, it is said,
goes farther than this, and at the
outset of the e system will at an
early date handsome sums
| which will go to the captains and
chief engineers, making them to that
| extent stockholders in the company
| Promotion will be from ship to shiI
as indicated in the CHASING list.
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SHOW NO P~ARTlALITY.
WiIhelmina and Henry Welcomed at
The Hague.

The Hague, Dec. 14.-Queen Will
helmina and Prince Henry, her hus-
band, arrived here today. Flags were
displayed throughout the city and the
railroad station was decorated. The
inhabitants made a great local demon
stration, apparently impartially be-
slowed upon the queen and prince
c~onsort. At least there was no open
display of hostility against the prince.
The queen and prince drove through
crowded streets to the residence of
the queens mother, who welcomed
them before the public. kissing Queen
Wilhelmina warmly and shaking hands
with Prince Henry. Later the crowds
around the palace sang the nationa
anthem. The young queen responded
by appearing on the balcony.
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MORE STOLEN BANK BILLS
Rad MAN PLACES LARGE AMOUNT
IN cIRULATiok.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 14.-As a re
suit of the shooting Of Policemen Din
widdie and Taylor last night, discovery
has been made today that a large nu1n-
Der of the Montana bank bills stolen
in the express robbery last July have
been circulated here by the man Who
did the shooting. The bills are unsign-
ed and should have been refused by
the banks.
Two Knoxville men presented a 500
bill, each, at a colthing store this
morning, and were at once arrested.
They are known to have been with the
assailant of the officers since he ar
rived here Monday. They are now De.
ing examined by the police and it is
understood have agreed to identity
the mans picture if it is in the police
rogue's gallery here.
The officers believe the man is in
hiding in or near the city and hope
to capture him as he was badly wound
ed in the struggle by n of the po
| licemen. He is believed to be one o1
the Montana robbers.
About $500 of the Montana banl
bills have been discovered here today
Local detectives now believe tina
the man who wounded Policeman Tay
lor and shot Policeman Dinwiddie las
night and made his escape is Harr!
Longabaugh, alias William Parker
the alleged Montana train robber, VIII
escaped from the Nashville police
few weeks ago in an ice wagon afte
an exciting chase. 1t is thought h
will soon be captured.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-12-17
NEW BANKING HOUSE.
Billings State Bank Organized In Cit,
Yesterday.

Billings State Bank Organized In City
Yesterday.
FROM Sunday's Daily Gazette.
AYkw banking institution for the
city/was launched yesterday under
the state laws and capitalized for $780,
900. The parties interested are we'll
known local people, besides several
nonresident gentlemen. The organi-
cation as perfected named the follow
ing officers:
Paul Mccormick, B. G. Shorey, G.
O. Gruwell, Chas. Spear, A. H. Barth,
all of Billings, and A. G. Johnson of
Helena and H. G.. Bostwick of South
Omaha. From among these Mr.. Nc:
Cormick was elected president; Mr..
Shorey vice-president and Mr.. Spear
cashier.
Mr.. Johnson, one Of the directors
is connected with the American Ma
tional bank of Helena, and Mr.. Bost
wick is cashier Of the First Nationa
bank of South Omaha.
The new financial institution will
have quarters in the Gruwell blocl
and expects to open for business earl.
in the new year.