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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-06
CronicQ de Paris.

La Pfensa de esta capital hs so.
lemnizado ell segundo aniversario de
Ia guerra del Transvaal, distinguien-
dose los peri6dicos nacionalistas, que
20 solamante encomiaron los beers,
sino que ademas pregonaron a les
cua1ro vientos, que Inglaterra Sc
arruina materialmente ha perdido
su prestigio en- Europa.
Gle ;lairs publico una intervid
con tiger, quien ha declarado que
el hec no de que la guerra haya du-
rado des amos, es prueb de que du-
rsra todavfa mas.
ga una guerra impfa responde-
remos, dijo Ell ex- presidente, con ina
cabable energfa.
clos ingleses, af1adio, termina-
ran la guerra abandonando nuestro
territorio, 8 Ia acaharA Dios hacien-
donos siempra victoriosos.,
El doctor Leyds ha dicho que los
beers han pedido siempre Ell az bitra-
je, y que aun existen negocis clones
pendisntes para obtenerle.
Dsclaro tambien que los beers
sguardan felices respltados del le-
vantamiento general de la colonia
del Cabo.
La Prensa de Londres ha res
pondido, como siempre, que Iuglate-
IRA no cejara hasta cue consiga la
incor dicional sumis On de todos los
beers.
En- Espaf1a la question carlismo,
juntamente con ell m movimiento huel
guista, es la preocupacion general.
El mpor tante carlista marques de Ia
Tore, ha rublicado una carta en- la
que ridiculiza q don Carlos, califican
dele de degenerado, y haci6ndole res
ponsable del esueno mortal, que
duerme ell partido carlista. La Prem
50 europea ha hs b ado de sub,eva-
clones, que no han tenido lugar. Lo
one hay de positive es que a7gunos
acaudalades banqueros espsn as
mantienen una agitacion csrlista
en- la Prer So de Paris, para hacer
jog sdss de Bolsa. 100000 francos
repartieron ell af1o pssado q unos Ca
becillas. 100000 han repartido este
af1o. Con tan exfguas cantidades no
puede hacsrse una sublevaciop, pero
# Sc mantiene un panico para jugar
la baja, como jugaron a la baja -
y fueron denunciados por mi en- ell
I sHe RADIO de Madrid,-otrc perso.
rajes espanoles, muy potriotas que
recib1an telegramas de Cuba, cuando
Ia guerra, enviados per respetables
autoridades $50.
En- Espaf1a todo esta podrido.
Va han debido reventar por empa.
che, los ind1genas de Rio NUM- que
SO comieron un cab y doce soldados
de iLfanterla de marina, que fueron
| q clvillzarlf fS.......... no sc en- que.
Aquallos antropofagos son IN sim
bolo.
La polftics francesa duerme to-
da71a La siesta veraniega. Pero Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-06
Ell SECRETARI0
De PUERTO RICO
Charles HartZell.

Es un hombre joven, pues ma
clio en- 1861, en- Canton (Estado de
Obi, donde recibio la educacion pri-
maria.
Pa 6 despue al Estado de Mi
CHG IN, en- cuya Unlversidad estudi6
!eyee, e tab ecieudess mas ia de en-
Silvtr G if colorado en- sociedad
con los note bles abogados Patterson
= Taomas
Por & timo en- 1896, formo otra
Iueva sociedad con los nombres
Hartzell y Steele, que Sc ccuI6 de
los mismos trabajos de bufste.
va antes de esa 6poca Mr.. Hart
cell habfa obtenido Ia investidura de
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La Venta
de st. Thomas.

No parecs cosa facil la question
de la venta de Ia Isla DAnesa de
st Thomas, 8 los Estados Unidos.
Aquel comercio, que sabe cuan.
to habfa de perder con la SUPPRESSION
del libre trafico de que hoy disfruta,
no esta muy conforme en- pasar sin
rrotesta bajo las horcas caudinas
Esto desde el punto de vista
comercial; que 81 nos referimos & los
derech 8 politicos y de ciudadania
de aquellos habitantes, la cosa ha
de ser mas grave, porque tenemos
entendido que el Gobierno de Dina
marca, no consentira que sus anti
guos subditos, scan vendidos sin ga
rantia ninguna y como un rebaf1o
de carneros.
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EN- BIARRITz.
En- la mesa de juego.

Ocurfi6 un monumental escan-
dalo en- el Casino municipal de Bia-
rritz
En- una d. L; s messs de <baca
rrats hubo una jugada equivoca
do.
81 bsnquero parece que, CON tai
motive, pron ncio alguna frase du
ra p IRA los Jug adOres.
e tics contestaron al insulto, "
pro n5o llegaron a | mano~.
Acudi6 ell jefs de Ia ssl4, ira
bandose de palabras con les puntos,
recibio tambien una bofetada de un
espsf1ol. tftu' o de Csstilla y grande
de Els paf1a.
Sc dice que Sc han plante adp
varias cuestiones personales.
Los grandes tambien juegan y
Sc sacuden.
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DECATUR, Illinois.
1856 ga
La Union.

Gran salon de barb sifa de Aga :
pito del Toro. E te establecimiento
8. tuado en- los bajos del Casino Es-
paflol, San jose mum. II, permane
c era alberto todos. los dias, inclusp
los festivos y domingos, hssta las 9
de la noche. Servicio esmeradc, sseo
prontitud. Por.cortar ell pelo 2G
entavos, por afeitar 20 ctvos,
S Is. a,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-06

Sanador por el Estado de Colorado,
cargo que desempeno en- ell trar sour
so de 1892 & 1895.
Nuestro actual Secretario est&
reputable como uno de les abogados
mas distinguidos de CoIors do, Y no.
sotros creemos desempel1ara en- Pto
Rico su alto puesto, con toda la in
teligencia, Ia imparcialidad y Ia rec
titud, de que viene precedido.
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Diario absouanente DC a oranln DC a paens.

s Z t52
La factorfa que Sc esta constru-
yendo en la Isla de Maui, por la Ha-
Waiian Commercial q Sugar company
tendra una capaeidad de SO, 900 tone
ladas de azticar por zafra. Para esta
azucarerfa Sc ha hecho un pedido de
dos evaporadoras LILLE de cuadru-
pie efecto, debiendo tener cada un
capacidad de SO 900 galones de guara
po concentrate por "a horas. Otros PEI
didos de LILLE triples y cuadruples
efectos de 100, 900 galones para arriba
hacen un total en- capacidad de null
tiple efecto LILLE, pedidos este ano
para las IIslas Hawaii, de !. 800 900 ga
ones de guarape concentrate por cada
"a horas.
Estos 0pdratos Teenaplasan ocho
de los sectos ntsltatu5u1lsres 0erticdles
" "StGndard' cuya capacidad ha sid
superada por las respectivas fabric
donde Sc encontraban Ell uso.
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LA PEINILLA ELECTRICA
DEL DOCTOR WHITE.

La tnica peinlla que ha obtenido paten+-
to: Donde quiera que han sido usadas, Sc ha
ronQuistado alta reputation.
Basta peinarse todos los dfas, porque Ia
peinilla hace 10 demas.
Esta peinilla asombrosa no puede romperse,
y esta construida de a manera, que no estro-
pea ell cabello. Sc vende garantizando por
escrito que sera satsfactoria en- todos sentidos.
Enviando el importe en- sellos Sc remitep
por correo
Tamano para Senoras, 90 centavos.
Tamano cara CahalleroS 80 centaVos.
Agentes activos, sean hombres muJere
10 necesltan para introduclr ese valoso artit
llo en- todas parties. Lease ell anuncio
: ublicamos en- otro sitio dc este perodico.
Los infintos Agentes que tenemos estap
muy satisfechos del exito que alcauzan.
Direction: ID. N. ROSE.
Administrator Genera
DECATUR Illinois.
1856 ga
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

H4 entrado formar psrte de
la redacci6n de nuestro estimate CO.
lega ell ''B )letin Mercantil," ell Illus
trado escritor don Alberto F. Mar
tinez Inspector General de Inst-uc-
ci6n pdbliea.
En- ell barrio de Ia Cantera en-
Ponce ofu rio Ell tres del actual La
ve ladura de IN palomo con su palo-
ma.
Detuvieron ell vuelo en- el juzga-
do, en- donde contrajeron matrimos
MO.
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Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un hermoso y venti
ado mirador, en- la casa n1mero 80
de ID calle de San jose, 6 precios
m6dicos.
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N0TICIAS.

Dsspues de visitar ell Gober-
nador Hunt, los pueblos de Guaya-
ma y Arroyo, e irspeccionar Ia es-
cuela de Agriculture de este dltimo,
sa is con direction Patilss y Mau-
nab,, en- union de los Sres. que le
acompaf1an.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-06

CONsEJO LAS MADREs Ell Jarabe calmante
de Winslow debe usarse siempre que los nios est
al pedueno sufrientc; produce un sueho natural o
tranquilo aliviando al nlfo de dolor 81 angelic dey
1adar Cama al nifo. anlanda las enofas, alivia to
este mejor conocio remedio para la diarrea asi re
sulta de la dentici6n do otras oausas TeneY Gu
"a do pedir por "Jarabe Calmantede Mr. W ion
a oaar al n ato. IA toto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-06

POR CIEN DOLLARS al con
tado So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada f4brica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infOr-
mareMos AP
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Sc alQuila

una habitaci6n independents con
balloon la calle, en- sitio el mas cen
rico.
Idformes, San Francisco 38 es-
quina San Justo.
3v.p s. 15-1O
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EhsAlcslde de la Cidra don
Modesto Ferrer, ha sido sometido q
juisio. Vase. ..le ha dado orien para
que snombre el abogado que ha de
defend srle ante la Corte del Distrito
de HumacaO.
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EI yetsrinario Official ds

E[ vetsrinario Official d IA
Janta Superior de Sanidad, sale en-
comis:6n q practicsr un reconoci-
miento facultativo del ganado caba-
llar de Csguas y Cayey. El muer
mo pareoe que va tomando mere
mento en- aquella zona, y hay nece-
sidad de combatirlo rudameate.
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Para maf1ana esta sef1alado G

Para maf1ana sta sef1aladO ca
la Suprema Corte de Justicia .el re-
curse de casacion por quebranta.
miento de forna 8 infraccion de ley,
interpuesto por Ell Sr. Fiscal contra
sentencia dictada por ell Tribunal de
Mayagiez en- causa ssguida a Je,ds
Ma Pegan Camacho y otro por iu-
jurias.
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Cura la caspa, calyicie, dolores de cabeza
q &, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo que 10
penilla ordinaria.
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CENTRAL PLAZUELA
BALSEIRO & GIORGETTI
(SOClEDAD AGRIC0LA
Barceloneta, PR. | de septiembre de 1901
ST. Don E. Delafond,
Ingeniero representante Gle la casa
xKraewski-Pesant & Co. de Nueva-Yorks
Sr. Don E. Delafond,
Muy senior nuestrc
( (SOClEDAD AGRIC0LA

*
Mu senor
nj en- e
are,
nlado
o oquee
Balselro & Giorgett
ComoI
uepueden
Modesto Warren l. NJ
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Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW-YORK

Relacion de los vapores que sas I
dram del puerto de San Juan para
ell de NeW-YOrk.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NADIA mas c6m0do sensatO +
que llevar en- ell bolsiilo, para la tos y [I
rcsfrados una cajita de las Pastillas i!
Bronquiales de Brown. Sin rival I
para el alivio de las irritaciones de La gar
ganta que son causadas por resfriados. !
Evening star., 1901-10-24
Naval Orders.

Captains Ii. Knox and j. G. Eaton Com
manders j. B. Milton, N. Sargent and G.
w. Mentz, Lieutenant Commanders ]. II.
Hetherington, c. H. Harlow and C. c.
Marsh and Lieutenants F. B. Upham and
j. M. Reeves have been commissioned.
Captain G. c. Todd has been detached
from duty as photographer, bureau of
equipment, and ordered to the command of
the Brooklyn, relieving Captain F. w. Dick
ins, who is ordered to his home on waiting
orders.
Lieutenant Commander A. Mertz to the
Wabash as executive, relieving Lieutenant
Commander F. s. Carter, who is ordered to
the Topeka.
Lieutenant B. G. Rice to duty as inspect
ing engineer of material at the Homestead
Steel Works, at Munhall, Pa
Ensign w. p. Cronan to the Marietta
Surgeon q. Pickrell from the Columbia to
the naval dispensary at Washington. d. c.
Surgeon P. Leach to the Columbia
Passed Assistant Surgeon R. M. Kennedy
to the Franklin.
Assistant Surgeon A. G. Grunwell to the
Norfolk Hospital. ~
Assistant Surgeon L. W. Bishop to the
independence
Mr.. Charles M. Carlton has been an
pointed chaplain in the navy
Evening star., 1901-10-24
STEAMBOAT INSPECTIONS
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF SUPERVISOR
TO TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Expense of Service Aggregated $685.
aO3-increase in Number Of Ves-
seis-Decrease in Loss of Life,

Inc annual report of A j. Dumont Sill
perV1sing inspector general of the steam
poat inspection service, for the year end
ing June 80, 1901, was made public TODAY
py Assistant Secretary Allies of the Treas
ury department. The report states that
the personnel of the Office consists of 1S3
omcers, clerks and messengers
fhe expense of the service amounts to
$353,363s sS, which is an increase of 3d. 749 s6
over last year.
Ihe following comparisons are given to
show the value of the service:
During the period covering the ten wears
preceding the enactment of the present
steamboat inspection laws, inclusive there
were inspected 20,9O4 steamers, an annual
average Of 1000; total of lives lost, ZOOS
an annual average of 7O1. Indicating :, loss
or one life to every three steamers m
spected.
During the period covering the following
thirty years-namely, 1871 and 1900, inclu-
slve-there were inspected 179305 steamers,
an annual average of 5,979; number cf lives
lost, 1920 an annual average Of pa or onc
life lost for each twenty-four steamers in
spected. "
Outside the sinking of the Pacific Mai,
steamer City of Rio de Janeiro. at San
francisco, Cal, In February last, with a
loss OF Ia passengers and crew, the most
>NO~NsSA>
comment, was the sinking OF the staten
Island ferryboat Northfeld, on the evening
OF June IA last, caused by collision with
the Central Railroad of New Jerseys ferry
steamer Mauch Chunk, whereby five per-
sons lost their lives.
THE principal comment made upon this
case by the press generally had reference to
what was deemed the excessive age of the
steamer, namely, thirty-eight years, and the
alleged paucfty in the number of life-pre-
servers with which the steamer was sup
piled.
In regard to the age of the Nogthheld,
which prima facie might seem to argue the
unseaworthiness of the vessel, such was
not SO in this case, for the reason that the
steamer had had the best of care bv the
prompt remedying of defects as thew have
occurred during her career. which have
been attended to at the annual overhaulinp
and inspection of the vessel. The records
OF this Office show that she was practically
rebuilt under the direction of officers nf
TINS service In 1895, and that her boilers
and machinery were overhauled at the
same time at total cost of $5o,6OO.37."
Evening star., 1901-10-24
Suit. Filed for Divorce.

Three suits for divorce were filed this
afternoon m the Supreme Court of the Dis
trfct of Columbia. William F. Prentiss
asks divorce from Nettie F. Prentiss, al
leging deseEtion and abandonment
Annie j Lamkin has sued Henry Clay
Lamkff forndivorce, alleging desertion and
non-sndppors.
George Leslie Cramer has sued Mary E.
Cramsr. asking divorce on ground of de-
Yesterday afternoon Harriet W. joyce or-
tered suit Tor divorce against George w.
MarysC:. Euskey today. through Attorney
EdVard c. Niles. brought suit against
Harry ]. Luskey for divorce OR the grounds
of alleged desertion and non-support.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal Items FroIa
Montgomery County's Capital

Montgomery County's Capital.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, October p 1901
The marriage of Mr.. William jeremiah
Williams prominent farmer OF the upper
section of this county. to Mrs Mary Vir-
ginia Getzendanner of Poolesvile took
place at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon in the
Poolesville Presbyterian Church, Rev Mr.
Pitman, pastor of the church, being the
officiating minister. The ceremony was an
unusually pretty one and was witnessed bg
large number of the relatives and friends
of '--c contracting parties, the edifice being
filled to overlooking. largely attended rse
ception followed, after which Mr. and Mr.
Williams left for their wedding trip They
will spend about two months in Europe ana
upon their return will reside in Poolesvile
Mr.. Harry Carlton Williams, a widely
known and popular young man of the viciuz
ity of Olney. this county. and Miss Emnrr
Louise, Barhsley OF Oakdale were quietly
married at 6 O'Clock this evening at the
home of the brides parents, near OakdaI..
The ceremony was performed by Rev. G
Dorsey White, pastor of the Rockville
Methodist Church, and was Witnessed .,g
only the members of the immediate fanie
lies of the bride and groom. Following ths
ceremony a reception was held aho,I. osss
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Williams drove 10 Rock
Vile, where they took the train for an exs
tended trip. They will visit the Buffalo
exposition and other points of interest ~
the north. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs George Thomas BarrsleN
The funeral of Mrs. Clinton Bowruafi
who died Sunday at her home at Laytonss
VILE, took place yesterday afternoon from
the Laytonsyille M Z. Church South. The
services were conducted by Rev. G. Dorsex
White. pastor of the Rockville NJ r
Church assisted by Rev. ]. H. Balthis as
sistant pastor of the same church. The in
terment was in the cemetery adjoining the
church. Deceased was twenty-three years
of age, and is survived by her husband
The republican county committee met
here this afternoon and arranged for mass
meetings as follows: October IS, at Sligo.
October %, at Mount Zion; October 30 a
Wheaton and Browns: October 81. at Sandy
Spring and Ciarksburg; November l. al
kensington: November z, at Rockville; No
rember 4, at Seneca.
The reports from all the districts of the
county were of highly gratifying char
acter, and the opinion was unanimo1s
among the members of the committee that
republican. prospects in the county Were
never brighter
Evening star., 1901-10-24

age constitute in Vermont and West Nir-
ginia a considerable proportion of all for
eign white males of voting age in 1890, or
23.3 per cent and 22.J per cent, respectively.
In Virginia 1913 per cent. in Wisconsin 0.3
per cent in Wyoming rs per cent and in
Washington 80 per cent of the entire num-
Der of males of this class are illiterate.
"Of the colored element of this class in
1900 in the states under consideration, over
one-half, or 80 per cent, of those in Vir-
ginia are illiterate. while in Wisconsin A.
per cent, in West Virginia 377 per cent, in
Wyoming 36.4 per cent, in Washington 81
per cent and in Vermont 1913 per cent are
illiterate."
Evening star., 1901-10-24

much that is Illegal. Warrants. Superinr
tendent McCullagh says, have been applied
for for the arrest of the entire registry
board Of one election district in the fifth
assembly district for neglect of duty. III.
refuses to give the location of this election
district. Republicans as well as demo
Gratis are to be arrested, and to the quese
ton if the charge against the men of his
own party was to be of a merely technical
nature the superintendent replied: I'VE are
not playing politics In this Office" Most 81
the delinquent inspectors are TammanF
men. They got into difficulty By falling ta
make out their report properly
Evening star., 1901-10-24

High HOnOrs to Frederick Douglass.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Precedents are not wanting, If considered
necessary, to justify the President for the
recognition he has recently shown Prof
Booker T. Washington President Lincoln
at his second inaugural reception in 1864
invited Frederick Douglass to be present,
and not only slipped tea with him, but to-
gether with Montgomery Blair, member
of his cabinet. conferred with him on mat
ters affecting his race. President Hayes
and Senator John Sherman drove out to
Cedar Hill one Sunday afternoon and spent
an hour with Mr.. Douglass in his library.
President Harrison sat at the banquet
table in Rochester, N. Y, on one occasion
with Mr. Douglass while guest of that
city. CHAS. r. DOUGLASS.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows:
White-James r. Mcdonald and Mary
Moyarity; Richard M. Thomas and Anna
I. Johnson: James II. Burroughs and
Nettie j. Kennedy; Charles Harkenstine
and Annie Cusick: Milan c. Edison and
Jennie L. Blish: VIM. T. Barrett and Moliie
Day. Prince Georges county, Md.
Colored-Wm. A. Hayes and Virginia Up
shur; Charles A. Wood and Mary Diggs;
Daniel Holmes and Elizabeth Morgan; VIM.
H. Thomas and Josephine A. Thomas; Reed
Galway and Roberta Luckett;> VIM. S.
Jackson and Maggie NJ. Barnes; George H.
Mitchell and Frances A. Berry; VIM. Lewis
and Elmira Minor; Adam Shinn and Eliza
Wright.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
An Auto Carnival.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Owing to; the large number and varied
styles Of the automobiles now in use In
Washington would 1t not be an opportune
time to propose. through the columns of
The Star. 2 carnival of autos on the avenue
for some afternoon this fall: something ON
the order of the sleighing carnivals which
were SO popular some years ago? think
the auto users would enter into the project
with much pleasure, and 1t seems to, me
that it would be an event much enioyable
to the general public .CHAUFFEUR.o :
Evening star., 1901-10-24
school building Contacted.

The Loyejoy school building at 18th and
ID streets northeast has been completed by
the contractors, Pavarini & Greer, and was
today finally inspected by District Com
missioHers Ross and Beach. 1t is under
stoed the Commissioners were much pleased
with the structure and that it will be for
maiiy accepted by the District within the
next few days.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
Inexcusnble.

From the Chicago Tribune
What impressed you most during your
western visit?" they asked him after he had
returned to Boston.
The ignorance of the people,. promptly
and decidedly answered the college pro-
ressor. saw a man named Chandler
eighty-four years old, who had never learn.
ed the meaning and derivation OF his name
Evening star., 1901-10-24
Stop that Head Cold in 10 Min,

,,+ae or IL will develop into chronic oatarrh
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder stops cold
In the head In ten Minutes relieves most acute
ana deep-seated catarrh after one appiIcation
Cures quickly and permanently. Il have rse.l~llr
Aenews Catarrhal Powder with best results Il is
great remedy and 1 never cease recoin,bepdins
iL"-JoHN z. BELL, Pauldng. o. ssld nv = $
y. MdsLiaMs; nla a. stS and sts.; bMoNDs YIIls.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
Lsolsins After Appointments.

II. c. Turley, member of the republican
national committee from Mississippi; F. w.
Collins, United States marshal for the
southern district of Mississippi, and E. v.
Mosely. clerk of the United States court of
Mississippi, called at the Post Office De-
partment today in reference to Mississippi
appointments soon to be made
Evening star., 1901-10-24
Nothing Else.

From the Chicago Tribune
Finical person-'You call this place Zion.
do you? Well it doesn't look it, / have al.
ways read that Zion stands with hills sur.
rounded but there isn't hill in sight
here"
Dowieite dor revenue only)-"There isn'tg
My dear sir, everything you see around her
Is a bluf,"
Evening star., 1901-10-24
Building Permits issued.

Building Permits Issued.
Building permits We're issued today as
follows:
Mrs. Matheson. two-story brick automo-
bile shed rear 1900 Connecticut avenue.
Cost, SLIGO.
Frank Il. Myers, two-story frame dwell
ing. Emporia street, South Brookland
Cost, S1,2o0.
Evening star., 1901-10-24
Needless Ignorance.

From the Chicago Tribune.
What is autonomy asked the girl iH
the pink shirt waist.
You ought to know" said the girl with
the beautiful blond hair and black eve
brows. You took ride in one the other
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