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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-U ST. NV. BET BOTH AND 31ST
sts., five rooms and bath; steam heat; all mod
en improvements; ready about September /;
rents SIS and 500 so. 80 So.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRJJST CO
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT. 10 -
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FAIRFAX SO6-S r NV.
So. 80. 1910 18th NV. Or, b
$50. so. iii y NV, Or, ba
$3o.SO. 800 X l NV. yr
5000. .1l06 Yale NV, ,Sr. b
$50. so. .3i-36-40 V. pr. ba
$50. so. .1So6 14th NV. sto
$50. SO. 1903 4th NV. Or. ba
$50 so. .l1th&k NV. store
$3.50. AT Quincy NV. .Sr. b
5000. =. .331h Pa av SO
S3o.50.613 Spruce NV, Or. b
ST SO. .22lo 14th. stu. sta
$3.50. .154 u NV, Sr, ba
$3.50. .l309-11 III ne Or, b
$50. so. 22ll 14th NV, ,Sr, b
SIS 90. .ll04 . NV. Sr, ba
S25. so. $40 7 NV. .Sr, ba
SO. 40. .4I5 Q NV. 7r. ba
S25. .512 Spruce NV. fat
So. .9Ol U NV, Hat
S25. 5......11U6 Pa av. Hat
S23. .5o.621 Spruce NV Or, b
$40 + NV. on rs
$3.50. .110S ii ne, CIR, ba
S22.50. III $ NV. 6r. ba
So so. 1923 9th NV. Or. ba
SD. .b14 Spruce NV, fiat
$2l. .622 Seaton ne. Orb
5000. COS 9th ne, Or, ba
5000. .60S 9TH sw. fiat
$50. .Hyattsyille, Md
$500. .5l7 n ] av NV Or
SIS. Randolph, Md
$3.50. .614 Tenn av. 5r, b
$3.50. .433 Tth Sc. 6r, ba
S17.30. 600 NJ Sc. Or, ba
S16.50. COS 7th sw. store
SlG.5O. Sal lIth Sc. Or. ba
SIG. .....1606 \ ] av, fat
$3.50. .652 Acker ne Or. ba
S15. so. .1ll6-20 Z ne, flats
$3.50. .1104 9Th Sc, Or. ba
$3.50. .602-6 VI Sc, Or, ba
$3.50. ..11o5 Park ne, Or
SIS. Clarendon, Va
SIS .C0i Il NV. = on r.3d Il
S12.30. 1907 Md av sw, fiat
S12.3U. 1904 Atm Sc, sto, or
ST. iii q NV, Hat
81 Fcnton ne. 5r
1907 Md av sw, fiat
$40. ....Astoria, 1r, fur
$40. .S12 Ford's court. 4r
$50. 1851 9TH NV. store
81. s1319 Wylie ne. Or
IS. .7O9 Z NV. OF rooms
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1925. .710 9th st NV
$l23..........719 9th NV
$lS. Sunderland
$13. .11S0 L st
$15.......227 9Th ne, l2r
$15. .Mintwood place
SIS. .14lO Goth NV, ,10r. ba
eI5. 1907 Clifton, lar, ba
$60.5O. 1905 18th NV, 11r, b
500. so. 240S-l0 18th, l0r, b
$50. so. 1850 s NV, l2r, 2ba
$50. 200 Ind av, 11r, ba
S55.I5.1322 18th NV. l2r. b
$55. 1000 Md av ne.fi,fur
sos. ..725 18th NV, Or. ba
S5O.I5. .20lS q NV, l2r.e
$50. rs. .1744 n NV, Sr, ba
$50. rs. 1249 Ken av,I
5000. 1883 Harv'd, l2r,b
5000. .3iOl 18th, Tor. ba
$50. .725 18th NV, Or. ba.
$50. :. 1882 u NV, l2r, ba
$47.50. 1918 8 NV, Tor. ba
$3.50. .1411 II 1 av ,Sr, ba
$40. so. 1419 9th nw,l ,llr,b
$45. so. 1925 T NV, or. ba
$45. so. 1923 11th NV, ,lOr.b
$45. HAS Oregon ay, l1r.
$3.50. 1872 H'v'd,10r, 2ba
1880. .3402Morgan ay,l2r.
$40. .75.1919 18th nw,lIr,b
S4O.66.21 III st NV. .sto&d
$40. so. &74 Univ pl, 1Or.b
$3.50. 1884 18th NV, Or
$i0.@. 1888 18th NV Or, la
s40.50.1716 18th NV, ,Sr, ba
S40.50. .l4l9 Goth NV Or, b
$1,000. .1143 21st NV, IOr, b
$4O.O. ....1SI1 18th, l0rI
$40. The Chistiami, 6rI
$40. Monmouth Chambers
S7.50.3lO9 10th NV, Or. ba
$3.50. 1917 18th NV ,llr.b
$3.50 .233 I'd Sc, Or. ba
$35. so. 1926 Greg av ,ar, la
$3.50. loco Md av ne fiat
$3.50. .2l5 18th sw, 12rI
$50. so. 1887 Sth NV. Or, b
$3.50. Sto&cel, 7th&M NV
S5. so. .S419Aior9'n av,9r,bI
$35. 80. .3423Morg'n av,9r. b
S5.5 so. 1877 2Sth, Or
$35. 30. 1914 18th NV, Orb
$35. so. .l722 1st NV, ,Sr, ba
$35. The Christiani, Or, ba
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FOR RENT
Do you desire to rent a home? Call to see
wide-awake agents. Courteous treatment to all
tenants. MOORE HILL
III 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-BY w. C. DUVALI. 925 ST w
Ill 11th sc, ,15r&sta. $75.0O 1210 9th sw Sr IS 50
1926 Harvard st, 12r SO. 90 1908 9th sw Sr IS SO
sos 9th NV, 13r AS. IS 1923 Pa av Sc 6r b. Is IS
301 14th sw. 14r. .35. 10 I9 Myrtle ne, Sr II so
6l1 10Th NV, 11r.. 300 Myrtle he, Sr. so
lOO 7th ne. 9r. .2S50 534 10th se Sr IL 40
S015Camb ,Sr -. 20 Store cor 5th&P NV Is SO
llo6 1th me- ST.. .25.5O, 10 Myrtle ne, 7r.. 40
GUS ne, r.. il5 o st ct sw, Ar. $3.50
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
700 L NV, 1r. 1886 1896 I'd NV, o. 90
SO l. NV, 1r. .1S00 1886 Covingt'n Ar $50
2O26 Vt ay NV, Or. 10 40 1897 South Cedar ct
991 Fla NV. 5r Is sol NV, g. 90
1924 av NV, Or. .14O0 2lI7 Chester Ct sr 4 so
1912 Sd NV, Or. 13Ju 637 11th ne, Ar wa 4. 30
AS Wash'tn nw,Gr. 1850 COL Marion ct NV, Ar g. 75
1t
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'OR RENT-BY MOORE HILL. III lfrH NV.

FOR RENT-BY MOORE
FURN
1744 p NV, 14r&3b.
per year. 500
1916 10Th NV, 12r, 2b. ..15O
1871 Q NV, 12r&b. lbs
170S 2 NV, 1Or&b. .10O
POPS Kal av, 12r&b. 100
40S 7 NV, 1Or&b. Ia
914 Il l av, 7r&b. so
2149 Fla av, 10r&b. 80
UNFUR.
$3.50. 1441 r I av, 15r. 3b
500. 1900 18th NV. 15r, 2b
$175. 1922 w av, 2Or.
3b and stable.
$3.50. :. .33 b NV. l7r&3b
$l3. .24O1 Pa av, lar. 3b
and cafe.
$11O.1622 p NV, 12r, b. sta
$75. .Mintwood pl, 11r, ba
$75. .1S17 10th, lar, 2ba
$75. .130S r NV, 11r. ba
$40. .174l Q NV, ,12r, ba
$6. .1742 Q NV, 1Or, ba
S&. .24OS 18th, 11r. ba
S6O.5O. .17O4 Z NV, 1Or. ba
$50. .I606 17th, 11r, ba
$50. .31O1 18th. lOr, ba
$50. .1512 r NV, 10r, ba
$50. .1420 18th NV, 1Or, ba
$50. 1853 Harvard, 1Or, b
$50. .1249 Kenesaw, 1Or, b
$50. .220 18th NV, lOr, b
$50. .1705 21st, 1Or, ba
$3.50. .2131 N NV. 1Or, ba
$45.5 1926 11th, 1T, ba
SIS. .@20 18th, 11r, b
$45. .1215 E Cap, lOr, ba
$45.. 1923 +, Or, ba
$b. ..1516 S NV, lOr, ba
$42.O. .210S 18th. 1Or, ba
$40.5O. .1S1O s NV, Sr, ba
$1,000. 1915 18th, Tor, 2ba
$1,000. 1915 I'D, Or, la
$50. 1888 w NV, ,1Or, 2b
$4O.50.1717 18th NV. lOr. b
$4O....2445 18th, 10r, ba
sro
S75. .1141 9th NV, st&dw
$55 Store, 1918 Pa nv NV
$50. go Pa ay sc. sto&cel
$50. 1141 9th NV. sto only
OFFICE ROOMS in tn
Cos + ST., and CAPITAL
ING, 600 f St. i; also at Q
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
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kENT-BY THOS. ]. FISHER 4 CO..

FOR kENT-BY THOS. ]
INCORPORATED.
1922 VT av. 20r. 1880
1717 I st, 13r. 90
1912 II st, 15r. r.....125. 90
1901 F st, 17r. 90
3O43 p st NV, 17r. .125. 90
1645 X st NV, 1Sr. 10000
1882 X st NV. 10r. 10000
1744 NJ st, 16r. 100. 90
1914 p st NV, 11r. 1900
1905 \ st NV, Tor. rs. 20
1721 De Sales, 10r. 10. 90
1924 18th st. 13r. 1900
170S Q st NV, Or. .65. SO
$40 n Y av, lar. .&.O
9O5 e st NV, 1Sr. .&. 90
1903 Belmont av, lOr. .65. 90
24O8 18th st NV. 10r. 65. 90
40S T st NV, Tor. >. 5000
1S Iowa circle, Tor. 1000
502 e st, 11r. ..... 80. 90
1905 Yale st, 12r. .60.W
1900 l. st NV, 10r. .o5. 75
TOO Goth st NV. 10r. IS. 90
1879 s st NV, Or. 5000
1925 G st, Or. r.......50.00
1451 N st, 14r......45.0 90
916 18th st, l0r. AS. 90
1907 G st NV, lar. 4O.SS
1728 18th st NV, Or. 35. 90
FLA
The Maury, No. .33, Ar. 40. 90
The Maury, NO.3i, 4r. IS. 90
B 4 Q, Flat O. 8r. 80. 90
11O4 14th st NV, 2r. 20. 90
OFF
Bldg sth&D SITS. $3.50. .O0l
512-14 # st, ID q. 100. 90 !
602 e st, 11r. 80. 90 I
1921 r, I'd q front. Is. 90 |
1921 E, Sd d front. rs. .0Ol
512-1i II st, 2r. .00l
l2OS + st NV, No. 10. 90
1923 r st, desirable offcsl
lila r st, desirable offcs
STOl
Bldg Sth&D SITS. $3.50. 90;
4S7 Pa ay NV. .00l
1913 9TH st. t..........@.W .Wl
20S NJ st. .8. .00l
( CAREFUL ATTENTION
NG AND COLLECTION
CLASSES OF PROPERTIE
For full list Of Furnishes
Oats. Offices. stores and st
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/. FISHER & CO..
1414 + ST. NV.
l15OS Il st NV, 7r. 90
14lO Chaplin st. Or. .35. 90
14l1 Chaplin NV, Or. .35. 90
1902 Y Cap st, Or. .33. 90
1884 10Th st, 7r. 5000
1905 Both st NV ,11r. %. 60
1886 Wall'h p NV. .6r22.50
,917 f st sw, Or. .0.50
1854 41s st sw. 6r. 30. 90
1343 8 st NV, 6r. ..16.60
619 N Y av NV, Or. 1900
26 Mass av ne, 7r. 1890
1873 H st ne, Or. ..14.O0
20S-2O list st sw,
Or, each...........12.50
1733 Goth st NV. 6r. 1900
918 1st st NV, 3r. 1000
Q Foundry alley, 4r. 1000
1873 14th NV (r'r). ).4r.s.59
9 Baldwin's row ,5r. 500
2319 Champlaine av
NV, 2r. 800
10 Watkins pl, Chevy
Chase, Pr. g. 90
Lot 1, 50 835, Del
av & G st sw. .Oder
Lots 1873, SO 679,
bet Mass<6Del avs
4 + ne. per ann. .2Q0
ITS.
The Marion, 4 & 8 rms.
from $32.50 to $50. 90
each per mo.
ICES.
$40 F st, desirable Offices
605-7 7th, desirable ofiices
Century bldg" new
bldg, all imps. single
rooms from $l2 to SIS
per mo. Entire floors,
13 per mo.
1874 r NV. large rm$S5. 90
617 14th st nw.....&.W
RES.
623 e Ut NV (base) .26. 90
p06 K. rear shop or
store room. .......@.W
1928 18th st. ...... DO. 90
GIVEN no THE RENT.
OF RENTS FROM ALL
4 and unfurnished houses.
tables apply at ONCE.
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& HILL. III i4TH NV.
[SHED.
1914 Sund pl, 11r&b. $50
1622 s NV, 11r&b. -. .135
1132 18th NV, 11r&2b. l25
2517 14th NV, 12r&b. 100
2020 18th NV, 11r&b,
month. $50; year. .720
127 S NV, 7r&b. till
Oct. 1...........s...2 /. 20
SISHED.
l$iV. Flats. 1901 Whitney,
5r and ba.
$37.50.1917 18th NV. Tor. b
$35. so. .9f9 T, Sr, Ia
$35. so. .50l Z NV, ,Sr, b
$50 5U.3423 Morg'n av. .yr. b
S35. 80. .3419 MorG'n ay.9r. b
$33. 80. 1902 n Cap. Or, ba
$50. so. .1233 11th NV, ,Sr, ba
$30.50.5i-6-S-UU V NV. .Sr. b
5000. 1903 4tE, Or, ba
S3O.5O. .13l I NV, Sr, ba
$50. so. 1919 2Sth, Or, ba
$50. so. .131 S NV, Sr, ba
$3O.50. .3421 Brown st, Sr
& ba and stable.
$50. Fiat 1000 Md av ne
$40. 1887 T NV, 6r&ba
S27. 80. Bob Camb' ge, Yr.b
S27. so. 1905 Camb'ge, Or. b
S25. so. 1877 sth NV, 7r,b
S25. so. 1889 10Th, Sr. ba
$3.50. .1104 o NV, Sr, ba
S25. .3407 y, 10r&b
SIS. ). 800 II NV, sr. ba
$17.50. 1885 9Th NV, Or, ba
$3.50. .233 Mass ne, st&dw
5000. 1246 Wylie ne. Or. b
SIG. 4I&51 Pierce NV. .6r,w
81. 30. IL McC'lough, 4r, W
Sc. 30. .G09 Browns sc. Ar
$3.50. .3r fit 1907 Nd ay sw
Sc. .1214 Carlin sw, Ar
S5. Rr 21l9 10th NV, 4r.w
$5. Stable RI 941 Il l av
IS. Rear GIG NJ NV, stab
s.. .l36 Kendall. Ivy City
RES.
$40. .901 18th NV, store d
fixtures.
SIS. .2701 p, store
SIS. Store, 1G2S l1th NV
|, BALTIC BUILDING"
SAVINGS BANK BUILD
26 + st. and S3S Ind. ave.
W EEKLY BULLETIN. 1t
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WHNTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM IN NORTHWEST
September IS, by single gentleman; private fam
tly preferred. State price. Address PRIVATE
It., Star office. IT.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABLE LARGE; STALLS;
room for carriages; rooms and loft over; now
occupied by Geo NJ. Oyster. Jr.; in square
bounded by L and NJ, 10th and 17th sts NV
Apply to d. P. MIMMACK, 141O G st. NV.
au293ts
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Do you desire to rent q home3 Gall to Gee
widc-awake agents. Courteous treatment to all
tenants. MOORE HILL
It 515 1lth Ut. n.ws
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PERSONAL.

DON'T YOU TALK so MUCI.'' But LISTEN!
We have a funny story to tell you about our
beautiful cash exchange for your mems worn
garments. postal does the trick and VIC net
quick. JUSTHS OLD STAND, $40 D.au31 tf,5
A PRETTY WOMAN's SMILE OFTEN LEADS
to blackmail. We confdentially investigate and
TECTIvE AGENCY, eos 18th st. NV. Never
closed. 1t
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, AUTHOR
lied and bonded 6O3 18th ct. NV. Phone Main
2525. Open day and night. Strictly confidential.
Branch In Baltimore. Md. aul6-tf
NORPHINE OPIUM LAUDANUM. COCAINE
habit; myself cured; will inform you Of harmless
permanent home cure. Mrs. BALDWIN.
mh2A-s,0 Box 1212 Chicayo
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED -SALESMEN-A FIRM WITH LONG
established trade with physicians will receive
applications for vacancy in their corps of travel
ing men; also for Nd. permanency. Ad-
dress l.. o. Box S5S Philadelphia. au31 se4&7'
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Store, 707 9th NV $45 Of2437 18th nw 12r $4,000
822 Del ne, 7r&b Do so 1903 18th -. 10. 90
1919 l9th Greg 5000 10 I'd 10r b. fur. 7h 90
1851 10000 1901 Clifton NV. 1bO 90
1913 10th NV, unfurnished. $3.50: furnished. $500.
au31-6t" TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 st.
FOR RENT
Do you desire to rent a home? Call to see
wfde-awake agents. Courteous treatment to all
tenants. MOORE & HILL,
1t III 14th st. NV.
YOR RENT-BY c. H. PARKER. 435 AZ ST. S.W
473 sw, 10r, mi. $35. .65 1916 NJ ay se 4r.w. s26
62S 412 6r&w 1890 23 18th sw, Tor, mi. 2S 70
1252 Al sw 6r&w. IL. 30 1850 Az sw Or 16 80
11o9 41a sto&dw. 1870 6I0 4lasw d pool st25OO
625 AZ sw, ,6r, gas. 80 ~ c sw,- 6r mi I6 so
754 7th Sc, 6r&w. IL 80 415 I'd sw, 6r&w. 30
617 AZ sw, ,sto d&s 80 90 4o3 Sd sw 5r&w . IL 30
4Ol 9Th sw, Draw. II so 627 Del or W 123O
451 Del av, 6r&w Ia so 335 VI sw, Draw. 10 80
COZ AZ sw, 6r&w Il. 80 1851 Il sw, 4r&w .12OO
S35 Sd sw, 6r&w IL 80 707 18th sw sto&2r. 10 30
1898 7th sw, good 346 II sw 5r&w. .10.60
barber ST.. l.. 30 153 n Sc, 4r&w 80. Z so
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-TO RENT 5-ROOM FLAT, UNFUR-
nshed; state price. Address E. G. NJ, Star
office. it,
WANTED = NEATLY FURNISHED FLAT OR
house for 6, or IL months Best Of care by
responsible party; reasonable rent Address Box
So, Star office. au31 -3ts
WANTED-4 OR 5-ROOM FLAT IN GLADSTONE,
Iowa Henrietta, on or before Oct. /. Address
H. A. L., Ills r. I. ave. au29-3t'
The Lamar register., 1901-04-10
6be 0eekIY
Panorama.
Tells Story of "osOo Lives.

Tells Story of "CsOo Lives."
Brain specialists have examined
Francis Frederick Washburn of Allie
greny, Pa, whose double lapse of
memory gave him practically two
lives. Seventeen years ago, while
travelling on the Rock Island road near
Rock Island, Washburn was injured in
a wreck. Later he came to Allegheny,
married and engaged in business. A
few nights ago one of his four chill
dren dropped lighted lamp on the
floor. 1t so startled Washburn that he
fell and became unconscious. Next
day when consciousness returned he
thought he was back in the hospital
where he was taken from the wreck.
and asserted that the past seventeen
years were blank to him.
IF ycu want a brand new sensa-
tion," said Mr. Washburn the other
day. lust go out of the world for sew
enteen years and then come back.
When / awoke the other day l thought
/ was in Rock Island hospital. and
the woman in the room was the nurse.
When l asked il she was the nurse she
said she was my wife. l was indignant
and ordered her from the room.
thought was "a years old and unmar-
ried. When she brought in a marriage
certificate and four children who she
said were mine. | thought was being
tricked. They thought | was crazy.
Il looked in a mirror, and instead
OF a smoothfaced man of "a at | sup
posed / was, saw reflected there a
middleaged man with whiskers. | was
dazed and could not believe it. They
told me / was a painter and a good
one, but knew little about that trade
before the wreck. They told me have
been riding in trolley cars for ten
yen-s. but when one came by me a
few days ago ! was scared. They
weren't known in my first time. These
tall Office skyscrapers with their ex-
press elevators, automobiles and other
things were unknown in 1884, and cleo
tric lights were but experiments. Now
the lighted streets at night dazzles me.
when | go out people who have
known me for years stop and talk to
me. l don't know them. I'm afraid
to look at people for fear OF offending
them. People ask me about things
have done for them during the last
seventeen years and don't know what
to say to them. I'm just getting ac-
quainted with my children, who range
from to 0 years. Just imagine not
knowing ones own children. Wouldn't
that surprise you?"
DR.. Edward C. Mayer. brain spe'
The Lamar register., 1901-04-10
RUSSIAN EXPLANATION in
REGARD TO MANCHURIA

withstanding assertions to the con-
trary. But as Il more signal evidence
of Russia's; purpose, and in harmony
with the Cars aspirations for peace
and harmony between the nations, the
Russian government now gives assur-
ances of the most definite and satis-
factory character as to the execution
of this purpose. The extent of the as
surance can be best judged by the i'm
preston made in the highest official
quarters here that the threatened
crisis over Manchuria has been COM
pletely averted.
The Russian communication Is the
more significant, coming at n moment
when the press advices from Europe
asserted that Russia was collecting an
army of 100000 men to hold Manchu-
ria, without reference to the desire of
the other powers. There is no doubt
that Russia has large military force
In Manchuria, so that had she deter
mined to hold the province she hns the
military establishment on the ground
prepared to maintain her occupancy.
To the officials in Washington one Of
the most gratifying features of Rus
sia's action is that it is responsive to
Secretary Hays note of March 1st,
last. This note had been previously
communicated to the Chinese minister
at Washington and advised him tnat
the United States viewed as inexpe-
dent and dangerous to the interests
of China the conclusion of any private
territorial or financial agreement. A
copy of this communication was sent
to the United States ambassador at
st. Petersburg, Charlemagne Tower,
and the Russian ambassador at Wash
n 60 Il ,
While the note was not addressed di-
rectly to Russia, yet by the foregoing
means it came fully to the attention of
the Russian authorities.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-10
COMPLICATED CONDITION
OF AFFAIRS in CHINA

Chaffee. The text is withheld, but 1t
is stated they are drawn upon the
lines of the instructions sent to Mr..
Conger at the time he accepted the
joint agreement under which the nego-
tiations of the ministers ut Pekin We're
to be conducted. 1t so happened that
the reservations which Mr.. Congcr
was to make in that case were pre-
cisely the subjects which are now be-
fore the military commanders ut Pc
kin, namely. the destruction of the
Chinese fortilications, and the proVi-
sion for armed posts along the route
from Pekin to the sea. General Chat
fee favors the disarmament of the
forts instead of their destruction. but
cannot participate in the establishment
of armed posts. lie will, however, re
main in the conference, exerting his
best efforts to amcliornte the confer
ence along the lines Indicated
Meanwhile the War Department is
pushing. its preparations for the com
plete evacuation of China by Amer
lean forces, save only the legation
guard, and it Is now stated that every
thing will be in readiness 10 embark
General Chaffcc's army ut Taku Tor
Manila, May 30th.
Berlin, April 5.-Ihc Pekin corre-
spondcnt of the Frankfurter Ieituns
wires that the German minister to
China says:
Great difficulty is caused by this
question of Furnishing the guilty. Rus-
siu will not abandon Prince Tuan, be-
cause she owes Manchuria to him. 10
is impossible to designate Prince Iunn
as Il rebel. inasmuch as the Empress
Dowagcr is still too powerful She
will continue to direct with frihce
Tuan China's future fate.
"rhe developments regarding irince
Tuans negotiations with RUSSIA iuily
explain the impossibility for Russia 10
abandon him.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-10
KENTUCKY'S KING LEAR
WARS WITH A SHERIFF

Lexington, Ky, April 6.-With the
cry, 1.-THE vendetta. the vendetta" on
his lips. General Cassius Marcellus
Clay, the famous abolitionist and deul-
ist and former United States minister
to Russia, yesterday morning led his
little bodyguard to battle against n
sheriff's posse who had gone to White
hall. his palatial mansion in Madison
county, to serve papers upon the gen.
eral in civil suit instituted against
him by his daughter, Mrs. Mary B.
Clay.
Many shots We're fired on both sides,
and the posse finally departed without
accomplishing the purpose of its visit.
1t Is reported that General Clay was
wounded in the affray. Fleeing from
his supposed enemies, he barricaded
himself in his "den" in the mansion
and there he remained, guarded by his
faithful servants. No surgeon has
been summoned to the house, and
none dare approach except on invita-
ton.
To-day's conflict was directly con-
nected with the domestic woes of
General Clay, which have darkened
the closing years of his life.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-10
REPORTED SCHEME TO COMBINE
ALL THE GREAT RAILROADS

.All that is aimed at, according to
the best authority obtainablc, is n
community of interests The close
amalgamation on community of in
terests' basis was first brought about
through the efforts of j. Pierpont Nor
gan. As Il result of this close union OS
interests ruinous rate wars are already
at nm end, not SO many high-priccd Of
ficials are needed as before and one
can buy n ticket on any trunk line in
almost any one of tho large offices in
the city. However. that Il single COM
pany will be formed under the New
Jersey laws to take over all the rail
roads of the country is not considered
seriously by well Informed railway
men,"
Dispatches received last night from
Cincinnati stated that n gigantic ANAL
gamation of four railways under the
guiding hand of ]. Picrpont Morgan
had already taken place. The roads
mentioned We're the Southern hallway,
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton, Chi
cngo. indianapolis and Louisville, and
Cincinnati Southern.
Relative to this particular report,
Samuel Thomas. president of the Chi
cago, indianapolis " Louisville Rail
road. last night said:
AT the present time there is little to
say about the deal. / believe the re-
port that comes from Cincinnati, how
ever. is n little bit premature. l do
not believe the amalgamation has been
effected yet
at is true that steps are under con-
sidcration looking toward Il combina-
tion of the roads mentioned. think 1t
will be effected for all of the interests
are favorable to it.
at can scarcely he called an nmalga-
nation OF the roads under the scheme
that is under consideration. 1t is mere
ly n GENERALIZATION of power looking to.
ward the best interests of the various
roads."
The New York Herald denies the
truth of all these reports.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-10
TABOR CREDITORS
TAKE MATCHLESS MINE

Lcadvillc, Colo, April 5.-tDenver
News Special.)-AIrs. II. A. w. Tabor
has failed to redeem the Matchlcss
mine and on the period of redemption
expiring to-day the famous property
passes into the hands of the Judgment
creditors. The new owners are James
w. Newell and Warren +. Page, who
are wcll-known mining men of this
city. Mrs. Tabor has made great ef-
forts to interest some mining men in
the property and several experts We're
sent up here to examine 1t. She always
claimed that it was very rich prop
erty, but unfortunately the expert eX-
aminations never revealed any large
amount of mineral. 1t is possible that
IL n shaft were sunk the sulphide ore
zone might be reached, but this would
involve an expenditure of $25,oOO TO
$4,000.
A telegram received here today
from Denver announces that Mrs. Ia
Dor had paid herself the funeral bill
of the late ii. A. w. Tabor. having de-
clined the money which was raised by
n Leadvillc paper to pay those eN-
penses. This money, amounting TO
over 5000, was turned over to local
charitable institution.
The Lamar register., 1901-04-10
Indio's Later Census.

Effects of plague and famine are
plainly visible in the census returns OF
India. The central provinces. which
Increased 12 per cent in population
during the decade 18S1-1891, decreased
s.62 per cent during the decade 1871
1901. 1t appears also. that the native
states have suffered more than British
territory. Though one of the former.
Kashmmir, made the substantial in
crease of 14.24 per cent and others
show lesser gains, the group as
whole has sustained loss of 4.34. In
the British territory, on the other hama,
particular losses do not prevent a gen.
eral gain of 4.44 per cent. For the
whole country the population is put at
294 .266 900, as against 2S7.317,OOO in
1891 This would indicate an increase
Of 2.42 per cent, but some or the
anumerations are now made for the
first time and the actual increase is
said to be only LAC per cent, as COM
pared with 11.2 per cent during the
preceding decade. Still, even with
plague and famine doing their worst,
the brown people of India are in multi
tue as the sands of the sea. They
nearly equal in number all the people
nj the three Americas and Africa COM
bined and make a remarkable showing
In comparison with the people of Eu-