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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
GREAT CROWDS C0MINc.
The First OF r-clsn~yIyaHia7S Contir-
.-t--nI IL. 80. I'll e.. L.

gent tn 1r-sSc This Evening
PElLNBEf-PFiLA,M March 2-Tner. VIII
be busy times from now until TUESDAY in
thu passenger departments Of the rail-
roads erntriuE iatn Washington handling
the crowds that viii rush 10 the Capital
10 attend the Inauguration Seyeuty-one
organizations have made ;trrsilg eneuts 10
attend the graf event in SPECIAL traias
Tho moving OF tb,- 500 troops OF the
First Brigade Will De handled BY the
PeHu=y Igssuia Railroad. At the armories
men are at work putting arms and accou-
trements in 6r&i-ciass shape. while the
clubs at brigade HEADQUARTERS were look
ing after tho final details Of embark4tion-
The First Regiment is the first com
r.s.tl.d scheduled e., aeoarr LEAVING. Broad
Second and Sixth REGIMENTS leave from
the same point at about ! O'Clock Jomor-
row i1aur--iES. while about the same hour
IL,tlSlol KeEular-, as Tho Third Rcgi-
TngEt * popularity known. viii rEitr.fin at
Broad street and Washington Avenue.
PeHnsElyaHIt troops wiz MAKE most
attractive display The 81 oilers will lr
housed ia the mammoth Convention Hail.
and General ScllaA and his s-aH will es-
tg1iIsh brigade headquarters At -i5I
Rhode Island Avenue.
For some unexplained reason the turn
out 81 bEiisdeIDhiz political clubs at the
Inauguration this year VIII be- smaller
than usual Those clubs that VIII make
th- Jrir. hJW-rer. VIII put Their best toot
forward ia order 10 uphold the digalty Of
tHla stronghold Of Republican. Headed
by The Allentown Band and with eN-
Sheriff Crow FOR their marshtI. the Har-
IiSnn Club Of Ihe Fifteen ward. leaves to-
day ut E-l5. The Continental Club OF the
Z went -Hjnth W.Irl. hopes IL have Il short
street parade today before leaving for
Washington. Their movements wilt be
governed hT the weather John Jordan
IS the marshal Of the Continental club.
The =. g. Harm-r club viii also make a
fiue display in Washington, and the
James Gogdail association Is striving to
CuJco lis previous reputation
offtcIEEs in the passenger departments
of The railroads estimate that the travel
10 " Washington this time VIII be OF the
recCrd-brea king order. The railroads have
ordered that Pullmaus shall not b., al
lowed 10 blOck the tracks in Washington
bat ar" u Ee hurried away ass soon as
L. -. .TuErIl.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
PLATING THE CUP DEFENDER.
Rapid Progress en- the Yacht in the
Ee-reslaoE Shops.

BRISTOL. r T.. March 1.-The plating
of tne Cap defender at HerTeshoff's goes
GA steadily and the riveters have com
picted THEN work on the two lower
strakeS above the keel The riEetin: OF
the fourth sJTak= amidship is now going
on. the third straI-e being vacant until
this work is accomplished The steel
workers, who have been for some weeks
J employed inside the yacht. have near5y
Finished the huIkheslds. the platform for
The step of the mast and the interior brsac-
! jrE OF the frdneS and VIII soon De able
to turn their attention to thc construction
OF the steel sPars and make room for q
larger gang OF riveters. Those who have
seen the plates that nave been finished
say that the fitting and rivetIrg x by far.
the best job Of the kind yet turned out at
HcrreshoGs
The finished plates near the lad keel
are being polished today by means of q
swiftly moving rotary machine ODerat cd
b compressed air. Now that the piatars
! have flashed in the vicinity OF the keel
! the big piece OF lead is being sneathed
Elth thln tobln bronze plates The bronze
Tor this work Is one-siXteenth Of an inch
tHica and Is put on very smoothly with
/ flash joints The sheets Of metal were
polished before being fitted
The bowsprit for thu new boat = being
finished 1t IS OF Oregon pine amt II VIII
De realay' in 4 few days Mr.. C0Iern tn. OF
Providence. vino IS building the blocks for
tue Cup yacht. was III town yesterday aft
ernoon- In company with Captain Nat.
the designer he inspected the wire for
the rigging, which VIII run through the
blocks and received Instructions regarding
the work he has in hand.
cotton duck for the sails Is arriving al
most daily Yesterday q roll Of 20 Yards
came from Baltimore Il was made BIZ
the Mount Vernon Duck Cornnanv and Is
he&' ieT Jhan any heretofore on hand II
viii b. cut iaEo head sails at once. Work
on th@ steel spars is progressing and one
OF the InainIlaSts and bGOTns are well
along toward completion.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
SOUVENIRS OF INAUGURATION.
Vendors OF Small wares Of Every
Description in the City.

There vas large influx Of visitors 10
the inauguration yester,la.- and this
morning. and with them CONE, q big dele
CATION Of the .-faEir' element. TI.as-
reuder= OF t-ifieS wasted no time ia get
ting down 10 work. and lined PennsvI-.,-
ma Avenue, 7, Ninth. and Seventh
r-@ts- The Avenue was crowded all yes
!. teryi+E afternoon aad the curbstouc mer-
Grants did 6 thriving business
! number Of . and u cent shows have
opened Up and are now running in ruI
blast Notably absent among these. how
eyer, are The double-hea3ed woman. thz
Gouble-h=8ded calf and the t77o-fteaded
rooster. Nearly every other kind of freak
IS represented Nearly all Of these shows
stre located or the Avenue between Thir-
t@rnth Street and the Peace Monument
Badge vendors have appeared in large
numbers Nearly all have q iig and va
ned assortment Of IileuesseS IF AIcEiules-
20 Roosevelt The only hutl0n or badg.
on saia with the picture of a former Pres
IGent oT vice President is shat Of Wash
iIgtoH-
Cane vendors are numerous They have
Oh sale sticks painted from end 10 end
with the Stars and Stripes Some have.
diH1iuuJ1Ve flags fastened 70 The ton The
gcntler sex seemed TO be particularly
taken with these gaudy Iu.Iems, and
purchase freely
Then there i the SOAP, The cheaD Jew
elrE- the candy ana the peanut man.
There are also an inuunlerable number
with photographs Of the War Congress Of
E.H- Dozens az men and bows are ladel.
With illuminated pictures Of the Capitol
Congressional Library, and the White
House. The umbrella man Is also in cyl
d@uce- He warns the multitude that rain
or Snow Is almost sure u UycTtaze them
and that time should le taken br the
1nreioclz- Got III on. OF the We * his
cry.
one Of these itnerants amused the
crowds with Two tiny metal figures Of
men worked with springs one reure-
scented an Old-tiIne country fLaler He
saws his instrument vigorously. while he
Urauced about Ike a5I Indian at "a war
dance The other figure represents "a man
whom the flowing bowl has badly bested.
l.. one hand ue holds d bottle in the
other q VINE glass lie Dours from the
bottle 70 the glass. ana goes through The
act Of drinking with al of the motions
OF one EerSluS on delTiUm fTcmeHs.
Then Their Is the man with the razor
StrJD and the carving knife Snarpauer-
the man with the elect -iiie8 flag - man
with the mockiaS bid whistle. the man
with sEolsTTiLgs. SuSpcadeTS. and shoe
backing and many others
The man who sells the Chinese sacred
lily Is by himself in his line, I'D many
are the sales h. makes
The army Of CurDst0u- merchants VIII
he re-euforced tonight and chances for
strangers 10 take home at little cost some
souvenir Of their visit 10 the National
Capital yin he abundant
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READY FOR THE CROOKS.
Yany Additional Policemen ana De
tecti-e. 10 on Dufy.

SE0As-ES AESP Oh S-fhE
Thfrty-sfx ouL-of-tou-a detectives and
30 special policemen went on duty this
! morning to- assist the local force III the
pTeseryation OF order and the aPpreheD-
sion OF visiting crooks during the cere-
monies attending the Euratiou There
ere also IN the city. Treasury Depart
mert Secret Service men and P0stoflce
inspectors 10 the number OF about 192 zho
VIII cooperate with the local police in
every POSSIBLE way. as viii also the ten
IinkeTton detectives VINO have been en-
Fioyed ~ the Inaugural Committee.
There are also additional Pinkerton men
around the denots who are il the en-
pioy Of the railroad companies
On AionGay morning ten additional de-
teCtlves from other cities VIII report for
u'-t2 and fifty more special policemen
VIII be sworn in The police arrange
nfents are the most complete IN the his
cory 81 Inaugural gatherings ard il is the
ambition CT Major Sylvester to prevent
rather than punish crime.
At o'clocl, this morning Major Sylves-
ter, Captain Austin, and Chief tGerk
Kemp, each took q section of the city
anG, visiting the various stationhouses.
s"orc IN the additional privates This
was done quietly and without confusion
or incident
The day has been particularly quiet IL
police circles ana ii is believed that there
viii he but little for the Police Courts to
do this evening when they meet at 7.3o
o cioc@z. The out Of town detectives who
haYe reported to Inspector Boardnan for
duty are:
1iichael Doyle. from Jersey City. y. J.;
p J. Gaddis, . T. CIeary. Boston, Mass;
Cal Grim and John AIcDermott, Ctncin-
patti ohio; T. a. 8fcQuade, P Dimnen,
Pittshurg. Pa; Thomas Dugan. Indiana
polls, Ind: T. f Adams, w P Sheridan.
NJ J. Reidy, Edward Armstrong. New
York; =. O-Neil James Mcdonnell, De
troit Mich: John NJ Tyler and Daniel
Murphy, Newark, y J; T. p. O'Donneu,
T. Z Hogan, p c. Brennan, and J. II
Kratz. Baltimore, Md; W G Johnson,
Allegheny, Pa; A NJ ToElIinson. Rich
mOnd. Va IL II WhitcOmD. X G Bond
Tim O-Leary, John Murray. J. P. Han
ris. Philadelphia. J. E. Evans, Evansville
Ohio, ]. Z. Quinn d r Hackey Chica-
go; L. J Ziegier and J. J. KeeIey, st
Louis. No; ". II Ramsey, Dallas. Tex;
Il j DoEahue. Louisville Ky, IL NJ
Muihall and James Hutchinson, Bafti-
timorc, Nd
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
TRU sTEEs' SALE.
THOMAS BOWLING & co. Auctionears.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE TRACT O
LAND on TIE BOWEN ROAD. IMPROVE

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND on TIE BOWEN ROAD. IMPROVED
By \ LARGE DWELLING. AND OFT BUILD
BY virtue Of deed o. trust dated FebrrIarr %
Of thc land records or the District OF Columbia [
viii sell nj public auction. on the premises on
SATURDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF MARCH
1871 Al 40 O'CLf)t X P N the real eSt.+e
lying IL said district, By said deed conveyed ard
described part OF tract Of land cslieH
Aaron, situated oD Che Marlboro Road cast Of
the Eastern Branch Cf the Potomac River Il Do
OF Thomas TaiEevt. as per decd dated March Is
1916. recorded IN Llber e " H, Nc. i. fo-ios
50 and 80. and also that tract OF land aIjoin-
lag 5G2 above kEoUE As part Ct lots Eve and
eleven . and I'D IN the sCb-di Vision Of = tract
called -Nonsucl purchased iy sad Bowen OF
Washington 4 Young ana Hugh Ewi1a-. as per
decd dated May 81 1872. recorded Ia Liber No
encr being had To said deeds for more partictt-
lar description; both tracts containing about
torty-tve acres more or less, and being the same
lard Conveyed by William P Dole and wisc 10
George 3. StIrllweatECr hE decd dated Fe5ruarr
g 1885,, and recorded III Liber No 1853. fo,5o
lG9 ct seq
in oHe and Jsvo years, secured hy the notes of
the purchaser drawing 6 per cent interest ana a
chlse.s option. deposit ri seq viii Gz REQUIRED
at tilEe Of sale II terms OF sale are rot coar4d
with UJ3siR fifteen days RE trustee reserves the
right to resell five DAYS notice az rfSL and
cost O. detsulring purchaser. Couveyanei-l--
Stamps and recording at pure hasar'S cost
SA3iLEL R BOND. Trustee
e-odSds Ca3ce 81 zi2 St p ".
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PROTEST AS TO THE ROUTE.
Citizens Want the inaugural Parade.
so GO TO Tgyenss-Seeond street

Citizens living along Penusy Iyania Ave
nue., between Twentieth and TwsEty-sec-
ond Streets. complaining against the
Inaugural Committee since the pro
posed route OF the parade has been
changed 50 as not 10 include that section
IN th@ line OF march. Proper y-hoIders.
both or the Avenue and or X Street, are
Indignant, and have fled many protests
with the Executive Committee urging
that the line Of parade be So arranged
as to include the two blocks east Of
Washington Circle.
When the route of the Inaugural 1a-
rad was nrst brought up III committee
meeting il was decided rhat the line Of
march should extend west on PsnfisvIvs.-
MIA Avenue to Twenty-second Street and
thence eost on X Street George II. Har-
ries. of the District militia, cast the t-lTs-
opposing vote on Ihe question and it is
believed in some quarters that through
Mss influence the action Of the committee
was subsequently ignored
After II had been definitely decided shat
the line of march should extend to
TWentE-seCond Street General Greene. il
Is said, announced that he deemed it adj
FlSable 10 change the rp,7te This VAS
done and il was understood thereafte-
Lh&J tine line OF the parade should extend
IT.
thence north 10 X Street. and from that
point east To the place OF dismissal
The alteration OF the original decision
81 tho Executive Committee caused .
storm 81 protest 70 arise from the resi-
dents "u PENNSYLVANIA Avenue and \
street. between Twentieth and Twenty
second streets The sentiment against the
cEdne- Was expressed yesterday IN q let
ter from =. + WhiJeside Of the Commit
lee on Street Decorations. 20 Chairman
Edison. complaining OF the change which
mad been made il the sine of the iGaugt1-
ral parade. and urging that the plan ap-
proved BY the Executive Committee be
adhered To- The letter was signed by
many residents Of the extreme northwest
as weu as by those living Immediately ).
west oI Twentieth Street.
Among those who aye a. favor 81 hay
ing cHe parade march TO Twenty second
Street are X. II. UuvaH. II 4 and Jacoil
EiSeaEHanr.. and John Rick. business men
Of that portion Of the city vino expressed
themselves strongly last night In favor
or having the parade pass on PsllSyIEa-
Tia Avenue as Tar rs Twenty
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
THE MISSOURI MEDICAL Bill
Measure Against Christian Ssien-
fists Passes ia the House

Measure Against Christian Seien-
fists Passes 81 the House.
JEFFERSON CITY, No. March The
Medical bill. which has beer 81 objection
able to the Christian Scientists because 1t
prohibits them from attempting 10 heal
the sick without license from The State
Board of Health passed The House OF
Representatives yesterday by "a vote Of
81 10 y. The bin received - votes en- en-
GrcssInent Two weeks ago. but the action
yesterday was q great surprise u The
Christian Scientists who brought al lheir
forces 70 beer To defeat the measure.
The same bill, introduced in the Senate.
was eEgrOsScd there ca Tuesday and the
Indications are that rlat body =iIi pass il.
The bill prohibits persons not nov. regis
tered as physicians from uracticiHg mesii-
cine OF surgery IN any of it's ispa rtmeUtS-
or processing 10 cure and attempt to treat
the sick except when heaters are exam
iuod rs TO thoir fitness The bin does nOt
repeal thc Law allowing osJ~oDaths To
practice. but applies 10 all others who
heal the sick for pay
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VISITING TIE wARsEIPs.
Tho Monitor Puritan nnd tEae Kart
ford Attracting fuch Attention.

ford Attracting Nuch Attention.
Tae opportunity - see a part of Unc3e
sans naval lighting force is being taken
fun advantage of daily by large numbers
Of visitors who tbColE the Navy Yard
end the Seventh Street wharf to see the
monitor Puritan and the famous Old fri
gate Hartford. Many of The inaugural
visitors are from inland points and some
OF them probably never saw q vessel
much larger than saiiboat before The
Turjtau aGd Hartford although they are
by no means the largest type or the most
modern of naval craft, afford a constant
source of curiosity and admiration t. the
multitude. Each day certain hours set
aside by the commanders CT the Puritan
aad .ha Hartford are devoted to the in
S;'eeti"n hE- the public who are allowed
10 come aboard aad are shown about the
ships hy members OF the crew
There * a keen interest displayed in
tnc Hartford probably because Of heI. ia
nous record Sh5. was Admiral Farra-
gi;t flagship at the battle of Mobile Bay
anu ltssS. on account OF the prominent part
sile boTe in that enEa cement become one
Of Ire most celebrates ships of tire Old
navy
The Hartford. which Is wooden ship
presents striking contrast II the monitor
Puritan which lies down stream ~ The
Navy Yard The Hartford is "a reGc Of the
old Navy Of the United States while the
juTit@n Is an example Of the improved
type OF ir0nCidd. which was built by the
Government soon after It awakened to the
TACT that n Navy OF the United States
vas ar behind those of the other powers
The Lancaster. another OF the squadron
ordered Ia Washington tn participate in
the inaugural ceremonies. is expected 20
reach alexandria sometime tomorrow It
IS not likely that she viii come any fur
ller Up the potomac as there are about as
many vessels on the river on Washington
IS can he accommodated in the narrow
channel. The Topeka has not been heard
from since she left the Caribbean several
days ago and II Is feared that she may ar
rive II Washington too tate to participate
n flf4. f-sa~1EY,1s,feS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-02
HAVING : Run on CHAsIBERI.AIN,s
COUGH REMEDY.

SOur druggist, have had such run on Cham
h-llaiu'a Cough Rem .dy chat they have had 10
order more. and today there is none in the
town. I went for bottle this morning and
the druggist said. 'ChaIabcrigin's goes quicker
tlan 2ny other kind, says Il. Goddard. Edge
lsrity. No other remedy Wiz loosen and re
Iiere cold 50 quickly. No other viii prevent
. cold or su attack Of the grip from resulting
IN pneumonia no other Is more pleasant or safe
70 take. FOR sale b. HeRFy Exams, wholesale
and retail. and Al druggists,
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WHITE HOUSE vIsIToRs.
The Great East Room FiTEed with
inaugural Crowds.

\ continuous stream or Inaugural vis-
itora passed in ana out OF The White
House for hve hours today. At times the
East Room was crow lei with sightseers
and the ushers v-ere kept busy looking
after the tLrong and answering enquiries.
E7'-rrttaFy tOTte' S-9u GaS decided 10 have
the Executive A54usioa kept omen until
= O clock IN the afternoon during In4.I-ey5f-
RAJ week for the convenience Of Strang-
elS- i4StS3d Of closi 2 at o'clock as us
H5it- J. iie President saw large number
al visitors including many personal
friends who called 90 pay their respects
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Al the Pension ONCE this morning the
finishing touches were being pat on the
decorations for the Inaugural ballroom
Al noon today electric connections were
made and the anal tests made Of tie iIlu-
limitations Last night some tests Were
HlaGe OF the small diamond lights. and
they worked Ike Il charm, being exceed
iasIy satisfactory to the committee in
charge. By tonight the work Of dec5rat-
Ing VIII be completed
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Special Meeting of Veterans.

Hancock Regiment, No. !, Union Vel
Gran Union, VIII hold d special meeting
tomorrow morning at IT O'Clock in Society
Temple Fifth and @ Streets northwest 70
perfect arrangements for escorrine The
President 20 tEe Capitol. The reeimeu4
viii assemble in uniform at Society Tenn
pie Monday morning al O'Clock.
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Checks stolen I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, March CHECKS valued at
$4,000 have been stolen from various
firms with Offices in the Exchange Build
ing At the stock yards. The thief. Whose.
operations have covered a period OF a
week, has SO far Guided the police and
private detectives. The banks have been
ordered to stop payment on the checks
which range il amounts from sos to
81 UHt
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PALMER's PARTNER WANTED
!. Warrant to Be Asked for George
II. Fry Ii0fer

II. Fry hofer
CHICAGO. March Col George W
Fry hofeT, partner Of Edmond L 7raer. tha
banker and liquid air promoter in the
i@anIl OF EIlettsville. Ind. cannot be
found The depositars in TIE defuact
bank have declared thzIr intention %
swearing ont warraI Tor his arrest
today.
Fryhofer left Louisville on Tuesday al
noon saying he was going To Chicago
He left instructions that lis mail he for
warded 10 nm. in care o. Edmond Palm
er. Chicago. at headquarters OF the Palm
or i43Id Air COMPANY
Fryh0feT was treasurer Of the school
fund Of the village o. EJTattSvI1= W hen
his bank closed he had III his possession
more than $3.50. He was removed from
lis position and ii successor elected The
formal C uaad was made on ihe former
treasurer IT Louisville that lie tlIrn over
the funds. He faxed to do 50. and under
the Indiana statute IS an CmbeZZIer. II i
on this charge the warrant viii be asked
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Street. as has been thu custom in this city
with other affairs Of the kind II Is urged
traJ the proposed Twentieth Street r0uta
Is shorter than the other by only two
blocks 81 is also claimed that the chang
VIII result in the tower Avenue bscouIa5
more c.uEsSted with the crowds from
Georgetown. who would otherwise prefer
10 witness tie procession in the -EghEor-
hood ur TwCuts--sccond Street
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TIE DIXIE Still AGROUND.
Efforts of Tugs to Get ucr Into the
Channel Fail.


he training ship Dixie which ran
aground OF Maryland Point. fifty miles
below Washington yesterday afternoon.
while en- route to Washington, vas &c
ported at the Navy Department jhis aft
erEoon {" be still lodged fast on the
lar As soon as news Of her reistap
reached the Navy Department here yes
teraay the tugs. Mona vk N-ahaeta. and
IcGtInseh. which were Ig50E at The Navy
ark after having tcwed the Puritan 10
That point, were seEJ 10 try and pub the
with failure
IL VT@s expected that jhe vessel rliznt
he diStcdged AT high tide this morning
without much progress being made 70
ward getting the lIiNie baCa into the
channel lte river VIII he at high tide
tonight between 3 and : o'esocS and an
other determined effort VIII be made At
That tine to puH her of the bar
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LORD MIMIC COMING.
canada's Governor General TO At
tend the TRANSFORMATION.

OTTAWA, March Lord 2Iinto. Gov
eTHOr General o. Canada. VIII leave OF
tawa for Washington this afternoon TO
attend The Inauguration OF President Nc
kinney on Monday next
Tine invitation was extended TO His Ex-
ceuencE by Lord Fauucefotc.
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NSuMPIION
DIED.

PETRIE- On Friday. March I. 1901. JANE RUS
SELL believed wife ui Lewis Fcrric: native Of
Esln NyotlJHd
Funeral from her late residence, IIG s. nv.
Tuesday. March . al go D. III. IarermcHt at
Rock Greek Cemetery eI
HEIBERGER- saturday. March p 1901. Of
heart failure. ar his residence. +. ). HElBERCER.
III the ciehtg-selond year "j his age. el
DIGGS-ANNA ELLA DIGCS- beloved dauzLter
Of James Diggs. ana niece ut Diana Sreptqe de-
parted this lie THURSDAY, February :, 1901, ar
= p 10.
Funeral from Plymouth Congregational Church
Saturday. March 2. Al . O'Clock p. IL. nj
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Fen Cent inaugural Programme
Ohit-flI Order ~ Procession.

Ceremonies Ut the Capitol; geGSFal Information
as 10 inaugural cfrelnonles. Complete and handy
Published by Darby Printing Company. Four
teenth street. one door south Pennsylvania I've
nae. For sale at rcW-t1nds and on the streets.
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

lake Laxative Bromo QuinIne Tablets. All
druggists refund the iqOney If It fails to cure
e. r. Groye's sis-Tatura is On each box. 2se.
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