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Pointed Paragraphs

The eve IL the harnm-tsr of the
hsxrt
Only mother can understand
ths IAnSuage of sn infant.
The fool kil,sr sometime. AS
sumes the form of I:arstts
Only few men can talk about
themselves to tho sau,factlun OF
others
Nothing hAttsrs some mon SO
muen A. tn ask tnsm il they can
change $50 bill.
Hops do not CONS from tho
hopper hut good man, counts
c0hIs from hehiud the counter.
A woman ma, no abt. to kssu
ssciei, bur sns c,n't disguise he
fac, that she 10 keeping II
An old bachelor SAYS there i,
probably nothing nearer To y hn.,
haRd than his WI s-excspt hsi
clothes
" hen y"n see n man trying t,
, convince his shadow that it. i'm
proper to follow n gentleman, it,
slgn that Mr.. Nation. mission
is vet in it's infancy.
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tIOW'S TIiISl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any csse ~ ta,arrh that can,
noi be cured bA Halls CataIrh Cure.
FL hENEY Il CO, Props. To-
H.. ,, o
We the undersigned have Known
Shen"y for tie iast Is years and
believe hum ~ rfectly hounrabIr in All
business Transactions and tiuauciaIl,
'oie 10 carry out Any Obligations made
bN their firm.
WEST h ikUAx, Wholesale Druggist.
Toleds. ..
WALDING. kINNAN n MARVIN
Wholessle Druggists. Tu,.do, O
Hal's taIarrh Cure IL taken in
trrnslly, acting dire 'tly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the stem
frlcN Toe per bottle sold Ey al
Druggists, Testimonials f,e-.
HaiI's FamIL PiIi- ere. b.. best
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NOTICE.

TNH f. COUNTY BOARD of EquaIi-
Il zation tor Lancaster county, will
meet at Lancaster court house on the
Third Tuesday in March Doth inst)
1901, for the purpose of hearing griev-
anoes OF appeal, from the Township
Boards Of Assessors.
The Township Boards OF Assessors
OF each Township, will pass upon all
the taxable returns in their fespectivs
Townships, and Immediately there
after, forward ," the County Auditor,
true and correct statement OF all
changes, or alterations made in the
various returns, so that tho A uditor
may notify parties Of changes. IL any
" worth notifying.
The Chairmen Of Township Boards
OF Assessors. shall be OF officio mem-
bers, OF the County Boards OF EquaIi-
xation. - 4- Respectfully,
w . CASKEY.
Supr :and Chm. g. b. q. l.. G.
Feb Goth 1901.
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THEE Americans Killed,

Manila, March 5 A wagon
train and = detachment of the
Signal Corps, together with six
hacabebe scouts, were attack ed
by the insurgents about midway
between the towns of Slang and
Dasmsrinas, in Cavite province
Three Americans were killed and
two of tho MaCabs Q scouts yer
wounded, while one man 10 miss
ing. Four horses and one mule
were killed. Capt Maier, with de-
tachmsntS OF infantrv aud cavalry
from Silagn, arrived at the scene
of the surpl issd too late to intsl =
cspt the enemy's retreat.
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Cabinet Renominstsd.

Washington, Mar b B.-Ths
president has prepared tie rsn"m-
nations or tho members Of his
present cabinet to bs sent to
the senste today. The nomination
OF Griggs is among thsml He will
retain his office until the president
has selected his successor. 1t is
also expected that the president
will send id the nomination of
Robert Mccormick, of Illinois, to
no minister to Austria, in place
of Minister Harris, resigned.
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TH<' Hitp' BIAG

W N"uld quickly leave yon, if
you used Or Kings New Lite
Pills Thousands of sufferers
have proved their matchI-,s msrit
for Sick and Nervous Hssd.chss.
They make pure blood and strong
n ryes and hullG up v"ur health
Ea-N To take FRY them. One
25 cents. Money hack if not
cursd. Sold 5y Crawford Bros
Druggist
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An Actress Shot.

New York, March 5-Mamie
Magavoro, sixteen yoars old, an
actress, playing under the name
OF Mamie Corsllo, at the Villa
Cnbsrto, An Italian theatre, was
shot dead early this morning ny
her re jectsd suitsr, Antonio Triolo.
The girl va. greatly admired for
her beauty and "a we'll known
throughout tho United States.
The tragedy 10 due to unrsqultsd
love.
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To The Deaf,

a rich lady cured of her Deaf,
ness and Noises in the Head by
DR.. Nicholson's Artificial Ear
Drums, gave $4,000 to his In
stitute, so that deaf people unabls
to procure the Ear Drums may
have them flee. Address No.
1867 The Nicholson Institute.
$40, Eigth Avenue, New York,
U 5 A. 6m
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WhiSksy Saved tn. Capitol.
A New Explanation of E.rlv's
Failure to Raid Washington.

Edward Bahcock Of Baltimore,
IN Spe king ye Sterdsy OF tho civil
war, SAWS tho New York Tribune.
gave an interesting version of
Gen juhal A Earlv's famous raid
which came 50 near resulting in
the capture Of Warrington. Mr..
Bahcuck ststrS that the reason
for Gen Earry's failure was his
omltllng to take advantage of hi.
opportunity and sack the citv
when it Law comparatively un-
armed aud at his mercy.
"Asevery student of the history
OF the war knows, said Mr.. Bah
cock, "tho { nfedarAtes came
within All ace of capturing the
city Of Washington during the
dark DAYS of the civil war. That
fearless dare devIt, Juhai Early.
Ia Que OF hls cavalry raids REACHED
the town of Silver Spring, which
lies nut seven miles from Wash
ington. rhe city Vt that time wa,
practically defsnselsss. Th.le
were re-" oI no troops in Wash,
lngt"n, and every one there was
panic stricken when news came of
Early b proximity. Fortunately,
however, he delayed at Silver
Spring for a length Of time snf-
hclent I" hurry up troops, which
were hastily thrown bet ~sea him
and the theatencd city.
Earl mado his beadqusrter.
when he reached Silver Spring at
the house Of Mr. Blair, the father
OF Montgomery Blair, who wa.
then Postmaster General in Lin
coins cabinet. After the Con
fedsrates had Withdrawn the Blair.
went out t" Silver Spring sgsin.
Mrs. Blair found scattered all
about the lawns great balls OF
fluffy white stuff, which on invs.ti-
cation proved to be tho lint which
!
had come fr.Ts h~r linen, uf which
she had n great store Tho Con-
federates had unesrthsd it xnd
torn it up into handages. The
lint they had rolled into balls Snd
thrown upon the lawn, where Mrs
Blair afterwSrd found thsm.
"S"ms tIme prior to this raid
OF Gen Early = there Was sold nv
the Navy Department large
quantity of naval ~hisksy 1t had
to he sold Snd the late Admiral
Lee, who lived at Silver Spring,
knowing that it would plobablv
60 at cheap figure, toll hi.
friends asd neighhors in the
vicinity of Silver Spring that they
would do we'll to come to tho sale
and bid ina .upply of it. As he
had expected, tho whisksv wen,
FOR phenonsnslly low price, nj
though II was extremely good
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Colds HighWater Mark.
$3.50, ,411,15S Now Deposited in
tho United States Treasury.

Washington March 5.-The
amount of gross of gold IN the
Treasury to-day WAS $3.50, 4l2, 159
the highest point ever reached IN
the history of the government
This amount includes $15O,OOs, =
600 held Us q reserve, S276,Ol9.
$50 held against gold certificates
and $63, 1872, 169 in the general
fund.
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Cshills Quo Elephant Farm.

Jamss Cahill, of Rnneys Point,
ls the onl ly person In West Vir
glnis and probably in the United
states who has in regular use upon
his farm an elephant which is us
oil Tor farm work. With the sway.
ing beast hitchsd up to plough
he can turn more ground than an,
OF his nsighbor. with \ tenn of
horsos, and wten il comes to haul.
my logs the elephant will " TX
away with ease with logs which
the hest teams of his neiyhbor,
cannot move. The elephant ss.,
little more than horse aud dos,
many times the work of ono. i.
gentle and docilo and little trouble,
and Mr.. CshiIl is more than pleas
cd with his experiment.
Several months ago a small cir
Gus broke up ut Martins Ferry
and Its sproperty SOLD ut auction
Mr.. Cahill, who was at the sale,
Did in = few monkeys, the elephant
and . tent, and took them home.
expecting to start a small show
himself. His father, Patrick Ca.
bill, = frugal Irishman, decided
that a beast of the size of an Gle.
phant could not remain on the
farm and be fed unless it paid for
it's board with labor, 90 he harness =
cd it up and the animal worked
nicely. He did 80 well that thsy
have gwen up the idea of starting
circus, and will keep the slsph>
ant on the farm. Baltimore Sun.
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GESTLiI1IiL =,
r:unvta assa.n
lN6I,U,E

tuIe1 trunOrrnOeA ana u ,., .. l..
day. It's acIiri ls magIcai. T. zen,
structure. Al q mtiet-. TO u ear
RED III yes yOukrt. sure y S,...ta
I'VE. sent bN mail in plain i keg.
prepaid, on receipt of pLice. 81 o., ger
box; 3 for $50. GInwt,id BIOS
DruRgIsts. Agents, ban, Ter =.
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WANTED, for cash. Dogwood and
pers'mmon Logs Southern Hard
wood Company, p. o. Box 52o, Char
eston. S. e.. ln
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Lnndr". i ,rrh 'hv Mos
CIV crrr~-p' len f Inr DnilN
MI ~a>>: - r., "a u,c"n,
heavy ,nI~ p'n, ) - ! -ars
ssnt trrl',r ~ .I'v "a ~ a
railroad cut.r,: net V -. on
tbs RjaS,n L Al I,. lns, Yyre
Just leaving the cuttinL Hlen the
train came down nl tut A,,,-d and
crushed ah ,ur 80 IN " ,u. ~ntpe
less MASSES, nolr ell "ns cung
ling To tho nxis and ~r"rr.u. rh-
train. | II,v shrN- tt., ~.
enigma DRIVER lni nri ~ yards
were drunk
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~E@ rsUUS EA- B, UND.
a"'s IA .nd Is No. ana Is
u. p Il. A n. M
- - 'ursrer nv 9 A. 8Ir
12l ) % Rr'hhurr 1872 S4
7is tH Bs-opmbyilr IO40 S :
SS7 AT Fort Laws 100 81
~
$40 $40 by Lsnca-t-r r IL 40 8 4,
No IA I"svihg ',.u,a5,e~ $50 AN
m<koI os- con iectir Al Ehe-,e
With "'uih~ Raiiwa, No. 80 40,
raar'orta AID points urrru; and --a
6sArf AIR liza Atlautr Specla"
for Atlanta aud points west A
with 'srDlIna and North western RAJ
way No 10 for -nOir y & and in
tarmediste points aui = ,urneru k.Ii
way W 33 for CoIumDi and points
sou, b
No. Il leaving Ch. ster lO.3Oa m
connects with SpuLne hallway No
3S from Columbia and "Ornts south:
S-sboard Air Line " >tDauta Specia.U
rrom northern aud eastern points 40
southern Railway No SO f.nm North
sra an eastern pDiuta, ~ Ian
oaAtor with g Il @ F. for Blacksburg
NJ, 10, Leaving Lancaster 100 D m
connects ~ Lancaster with i G. ZOE
hen Camden and Marion and south.
~n Railway NJ. 80 at Chester for
charlotte and points north.
NO -, leaving Chester $40 m
sSuR-cts at Chester with southern
Railway NJ "a from Columbia and
spos nts south.
JA5 ". HEATH, Gen Pass. Agt
LEROY SPRINGS. President
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LANLANi SEX AMI HES Ell
kAtLW
Scu~iuIe u effect Aug. 23, 1900.
tDaiiy except runIsy)
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Cure Gold In Mead.

kSnstts Chocolates LaKssivv Quinias, sA~v
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A. J. McNinch,
RELTEF ~ SIX HOTR

fELfEF ~ SIX HOUR
Distressing Kidney aud Bladder
d. use rel"ved - six hours hy" NEW
GREAT SOUTH ANEKICAS Kt,Srv
Uk 1t l. great zurpriS- on ac-
count or IT. exceeding piomptn-s- IN
renewing pain in bladder. Eidn-ysaud
back. in male or female Relieve, re
lention OF water almost Immediately.
IL you want quicS relief aui cure this
IA theremedN sold by J X Macksx
% Druggist I,ancsst,i - r.
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WILL DISCUSS TAXATION.
An Important Conference TO BE Held
in RunnIo Next Week.

BUFFALO, May 1S.-The National Civic
Federation, an organization that has held
conferences on Our Foreign Policy"
The Trust Question and recently or
ganized national Joint committee on con-
ciliation ard arbitration. has called na-
tional conference on taxation at Buffalo.
for the sd and 2fth Of May. Governors
have appointed delegates, and the various
State tax commissioners and the members
Of legislative committees that deal with
taxation have been especially invited to
participate The call contains the follow
ing statement of the reason and necessity
for such conference:
For some years the dissatisfaction with
our methods of taxation. both State and
local has been growing apace. We have
been so long accustomed to system
which was suited to the early conditions
Of our American life that we are only
slowly awakening to it's shortcomings in
/. the light OF modern business activity. In
duStTy has Overstepped the boundaries of
any one State, and commercial interests
are not longer confined to merely local
I limits Corporate activity has largely
, changed the character of personal prop
eTty and individual Investments
The problem of Just taxation is no
! longer local problem. It cannot be soIv-
ed without considering the mutual reIa-
/ tIons Of contiguous States and localities
An unequal tax on the farmer in one
State may make it difficult for him to sell
his products in the world markets. An
unjust tax upon the manufacturer or bus
mess man may drive him out of the busi-
ness; an unfair tax on the corporation
may cause it to emigrate to another State
Action by any one Commonwealth inevi-
t2blV reacts TfpoFl its neighh0-
The time has come for those dissatis-
( fed with the sDasmodic and make-shift
efforts at reform in some States TO con
slider the problems involved from the high
eT standpoints Of principle and Of mutual
cooperation 4 national conference on
taxation may be expected to formulate
some ideas which will aid those who be-
/ Heye that progress lies in the direction of
more uniformity and Interstate comfy
among the questions pressing for so
lution and which viii be considered at
this conference are the following:
FITSt-Ihe interstate taxation Of quasi
public corporations.
SeCond-The taxation of personal prop
erty.
-Third-The taxation of mortgages.
Fourth-The separation of S:ate and 10
cal revenues
Fifth-The taxation Of the farmer
property.
Seventh-The inheritance taz
Reconsideration of corporations
Ninth-The franchise tax.
'Tenth-The income tax.
All Of these subjects must he consId-
cred not IN and of themselves but also in
relation TO the complexities OF inter state
taxation
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Veterans Coming to Washington.

RICHMOND, Va, May lS-AbOut 100
survivors Of the First AIassa chusetts Ar
tiIlery, under command Of Col. John w
Hart, were here yesterday visiting the
batt1edelds around Richmond They went
to Seven Pines, and later IN the day visit
ed the National and Oakwood Cemeteries
They left for Fredericksburg, and today
they went to Harris Farm. where large
number Of their comrades were killed OF
wounded in battle with EweHs Brigade
on May I9, 1864 While there the Massa-
chuSettS veterans VIII unveiI d monument
recently erected by the Northern soldiers
10 those who were killed in that fight
The visitors viii 90 to Washington to-
night.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
Lnte ARMY Orders.

The following army orders were issued
al the War Department today:
By direction Of the Secretary of War.
First Lieut.. Allie w. Williams, assistant
surgeon. L S Army is relieved from du-
~ at Fort Columbus, New York, and VIII
proceed to Fort Logan, Colorado. and re
port in person to the commanding officer
OF that post for duty and by letter to the
commanding general. Department of the
Colorado
BY direction of the Secretary of War.
leave Of absence for four months, TO take
effect June ;, 1901, with permission to ap-
ply for an extension of two months, is
granted Major Richard /. HOxie, Corps
OF Engineers
BY direction of the Secretary of War,
leave Of absence for two days. to take
effect May %, 1901, is granted Capt Ed
win 2. PendletOn, TweHty-third L. S In
faHtTy. recruiting officer.
BY direction of the Secretary Of War
First Lieut.. Dana 7. Merrill Seventh L.
S Infantry. is transferred TO the Twelfth
L. S. Infantry, Company a.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
A Serious Accident at Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va. May I8.-An acct
dent that viii probably result fatally oc-
Cured at the William r. Trigg Compa-
ny's shipyards here at ) O'Clock yester-
day afternoon when Richard Bendaut, a
carpenter, and man named Brown were
severely injured by the breaking of an
emory wheel in the foundry. Several 9TH
er men were hurt but not seriously. It
is thought that Bendant cannot recover.
One of his legs and an arm were broken
and he was injured internally.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
A Concession to BostonIans.

Owen L. w. Smith, the United States
Consul General at Morrovia, Liberia. has
reported to the State Department that
the Liberian Government has granted to
the Afro-American Steamship and Min
ing Company of Boston, the right to es-
tablish a steamship line between Boston
and Liberia; to build wharves. quays
railways, and tramways; and to carry on
a system of 1II:--. zg operations for 4 peri
cd Of fifty years. The Liberiau Govern
n1ent receives in consideration thereof
SlU.yuO.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
The Richmond Locomotive Works

RICHMOND, Va, May 1S--The North
ern capitalists Interested in the Richmond
Locomotive and Machine Works are ex-
pected here next Monday TO look over the
plant and consummate the purchase of
the big plant. As has already been stated
Joseph Letter is at the head of the move
ment, and he also will be here. The
statement is made that when the plant
changes hands the works viii make a.
fight for contracts for engines for all the
Southern roads. Joseph Bryan may not
sever all Of his connections with the en-
terprise, and it is probable that he viii
continue as president of The works.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
EXAMINATIONS AT FORT MYER.
Captains and Lieutennnts to Appear
Before an Army Board

Secretary Root today appointed board
to convene at Fort NIyer at the call of
Col Francis Moore, Eleventh. Cavalry, to
examine number Of officers and deter
mine their fitness for promotion
The board is composed Of Col. Francis
Moore, Eleventh L. s Cavalry; Major
William B. Davis, surgeon. q. S. a: Ma
joT Earl D. Thomas, INSPECTOR general. L.
s. A; Major Peter Leary, jr, Artillery
Corps: First Lieut. Jere B Clayton. as
sistant surgeon, L. s. A; First Lieut. Fox
Conner, Artillery Corps. recorder.
The officers ordered to report for ex-
animation are: Capt Sebree Smith, Ar
tiilery Corps; Capt. Leverett II. Walker.
Artillery Corps; Capt Charles D. Park
hurst, Artillery Corps; First Lieut.. Hen
" H Whitney, Artillery Corps. First
Lieut. Edward J Timberlake. jr, ArtiI-
Iery Corps; Second Lieut. Fred H Gallup
Artillery Corps; Second Lieut. Clifton c.
Carter, Artillery Corps
The evening times., 1901-05-18

Lieut. Edward O'Flaherty. who served
in the Sixteenth Regulars in Cuba during
the Spanish war and with the Twenty
seventh Volunteers in the Philippines.
delivered n interesting illustrated lecture
on the Philippines in Carroll Institute
HaH last night before a large and apBre-
ciative audience. The lieutenant gave an
instructive talk on the discovery Of the
islands and told in simple language about
the customs and habits of the FiIiDinos.
TX F'iIipinOs. he said We're d huspitable
people, and were quick to learn. The col
lection of pictures thrown on the canvas
gave an excellent idea Of the country, and
many of the views We're applauded.
The evening times., 1901-05-18
The Speed of the RagIer.

Rear Admiral Evans teIeSraphed the
Navy Department yesterday from Bath,
Ne, that the torpedo boat BagIey on her
trial trip made a fine record, exceeding
the contract requirements as to speed by
more than a knot The contract called
for ZS knots. and the Bagiey in q continu-
Gus run for two hours made an average
speed Of 29-Z knots. Part of the time she
ran at 302 knots The Bagley was named
in honor Of Ensign Worth BagIey who
was killed at Cardenas, Cuba, IN May,
Tsas
The evening times., 1901-05-18
SEVERAL NAVAL CHANGES.
Orders Transferring Officers From
the Hurenr of Naricnffnn

The Navy Department has decided to
make several changes in the personnel Of
the Bureau Of Navigation Lieut. H H.
Ward, will be detached and ordered to
sea Lieut. Charles Webster VIII be or
dered to the battIeshiD Illinois. Lieut.
Commander Jacob J. Hunker, a third
member Of the bureau. will Join one of
the new vessels.
Lieut.. c 3 Barnes, now attached to
the Franklin. viii relieve Lieutenant
Webster
The evening times., 1901-05-18

the signs and heart aches over poor appearance
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NY skin and yOu can't imagine how happy / am.
IL works like magic" And what Is still more
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discovered this great secret sends free To- every
woman who writes a sufficient quantity Of the
bcauti7cr TO show her how easy ii is 10 attain
teauty when you know the simple truth and
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British Embassy,
" WashingtOn, March 3.


Madam: l have the honor to inform
you that I duly forwarded to the Marquis
Of Lanscowne. for transmission to its high
destination, the resolution sent to ne by
you or behalf Of the Women's Press As
sociation Of America, on the occasion Of
the deeply Iamented death of her late
Majesty, queen Victoria, Empress of In
dia
The King was much pleased at this
touching tribute to the memory Of the
late Queen and am now instructed to
convey to you his Majesty's most sincere
thanks for this highly appreciated mark
Of sympathy
Il have the honor to be- madam. yours,
obcdientIy, PAUECEFOTE.
The Secretary of the Women's Press
Association OF America. Washington"
The committee appointed to confer with
reference to the excursion to the Junior
Republic, announced that it would take
place on Saturday, May p.
4 paper was read by Mrs. Lockwood,
entitled Women Must Change the Stand
ard of Thought This was followed by
an original poem by Mrs. Helen c. Spar
hawk
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The evening times., 1901-05-18
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OUR PRICES:
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The evening times., 1901-05-18
THANKS FROM KING EDWARD.
Lord PauneefOte's Letter 20 the
Women's Press Association.

T - -ss9VV.fUtioL.
The Women's National Press Assocfa-
tion met last night at the Riggs House
Mrs Beiva A. lockwood presided and
the following communication was receiv-
ed from Lord Pauncefote, the British Am
bassador. expressing the thanks of Ed
ward VII for the eabIegran Of sympathy
sent by the association upon the death
of Queen Victoria:
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Girls English Box Refers. in brown,
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The evening times., 1901-05-18
$500 each.

Misses White Pique Suits, sailor blouse
and gOred skirts. trimmed with narrow
HAS folds sizes s to 16.