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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
Water Front Notes.

Harbor Commissioners Kilburn and
Herold made a tour Of the front yester-
day. Mr. Herold went north and Mr.. Kill
burn went south. They went under all
the wharves and inspected the underpin-
ming. They made careful investigation
Of all the mooring piles and the chances
are that at the next meeting of the board
considerable work will be ordered done
launched at Grays Harbor yesterday. She
is a four-masted vessel and will prove a
valuable addition to the coast fleet.
The transport Grant will sail for Ma
Mia to-day with the Twenty-eighth In
fantry. She will be followed tomorrow
by the Meade and the Warren, now ex-
pected from Kobe, will go out December /
with another contingent.
The Pacific Mail Company's China,
scheduled to arrive from the Orient to-
morrow. will probably get in this morn
ing. She may pc detained asio at Honolulu.
to-day.
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Ordered to Portland.

The British ship Scottish Lochs arrived
off port yesterday and instead of coming
in was ordered to proceed to Portland by
the pilots. The Scottish Lochs came here
in ballast from Rio de Janeiro
to load wheat, but as she was
wanted at Portland the agents were
instructed to keep lookout for her
Accordingly, when she showed up yester-
day morning the pilot-boat Pathfinder ran
down to her and when she went in stays
a boat was lowered and q pilot went to
her with the message. 1t did not take
long for the Scottish Lochs to fill away
and in five minutes she and the Path
finder were a mile apart.
The Scottish Lochs comes all the way
from the Atlantic in search of charter.
She has a good rate and should she get
quick dispatch on the Columbia River will
make few dollars for her owners on the
venture.
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Annuity Association Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Public School
Teachers Annuity and Retirement Asso-
citation will be held in the Girls High
School to-day at 4 p. m. There will be
an election for president and for three
members of the board of directors, vice t.
III. Mccarthy, Miss r. E. Stincen and Mrs.
M Prag, whose terms have expired. Sew
eral amendments to the bylaws will be
considered, among them one that mem
bership in the association shall be for
feited by delinquency of dues for a period
of seven months or shall cease on volun-
tary resignation. Membership dues will
be fixed at SO per year
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
Grand Jury Makes Suggestions,

The Grand Jury requested the ,oard of
Supervisors yesterday to make some pro-
vision for progressive payments to con-
tractors who may be doing public work.
The board is also requested to pass an
ordinance for the regulation of the en-
ployment of elevator operators Refer
ence is made to a recent fatal accident
caused by the inexperience of the youthful
operator The Grand Jury also asks that
the ordinance requesting the printing of
diagrams of exits on theater programmes
be enforced and that the Police Depart
ment be instructed to enforce it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
BORN.
MARRIED.

BoURKE-WIBERG-In this city. November
IA, 1901, at the First Unitarian Church, by
the Rev Bradford Leavitt, James Edward
Bourke of this city and Miss Lenore Wiberg
of Portland, Or.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H. 1901 by
H. L Joachimsen of San Francisco, Everett
]. Royce of Emeryville and Eva Frances
Boardman of Oakland.
LEY-MATTHEWS-In this city, Octo-
Der 81, 1901 by the Rev. Father Keane, Ar
thur P. Buckley and Isabel Matthews, both
Of San Francisco
MILLS-H this city, November
IA, 1901, by the Rev. DR.. John A. B. Wilson
Edward Henry Mills and Hannah Marguerite
Haberlin both of San Francisco.
RAMBERG-ANDERSON this city, No
vember IA. 1901 by the Rev. DR.. E, Nelander,
pastor of the First English Lutheran Church,
Gustaf Ramberg and Sophie Anderson both
of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
The Original Little Louisiana Company OF
San Francisco, Organized january,
1887 Drawing November 9, 1901.

No. 1854 wins $780, sold in San Francisco.
Cal; No. 20757 wins $1,000, sold in San Fran
CISCO CAL; No. 26379 wins $1,000, sold In San
Francisco, CAL; No. 92039 wins $500. sold in San
Francisco. Cal Nos. 15O47 and sssOS each wins
$3.50 sold in San Francisco and San Jose Cal.
Nos. 1864, 1926. 37O90 1881 and 1874 each wins
800 sold in San Francisco and Stockton, Gals
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
DREW $4,000.
On One of Cahn's Ten-cent Tickets.

Miss Frances Ruffino Of 246 Dolores street
held Decent ticket, No. 1904. in the Mexican
drawing OF October "a. Looking the list
of drawing carelessly. she thought that she
had drawn so cents On presenting the ticket
to her agent she was much astonished when
informed that the ticket called for $500. Miss
Ruffno then cashed her prize at the office of
the company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15

HOTEL.
] B Lincoln, W a o,
Seattle
] A Benham. Fresno
W 3 Thorpe. Sacto
] w Madge, Walnut q
r NJ Alden, Stanford
Mrs c ] Fontemore.
jackson
Mrs Muban, jackson
Miss Cannon. st Helna
j p Hitler. Chicago
Q s Vaughn, 5 Antoine
w SDiers. Calistoga
S NJ Beckwith. Sacto
L B Mohr. Sacto
L Little, Nome
e F Frazer & ". Sacto
II H Pease, Salt Lake
G F Fox & W. Sacto
G. Johnston. W & 2 c,
Plea santOn
] + Crowley, Seattle
] G Baer. Cloverdale
w C Cook & W. Woodl
F ] Shain, Sacto
4 Grimm. Calistoga
u Mackenney. Pomo
Mrs T. Cousins. Eureka
] z Clark & W. Cal
. Bartlett. Ukiah
Mrs B s Lenfest. Navro
A Lenfest. Navarro
R F James. Seattle
w c Dallas. Atwater
s A Blasingame. Fres
S M Kellogg. Berkeley
Miss NJ Kellogg. Berk
Mrs B c Donald. Cal
W Kahler & W. Cal
] Warerhouse. Cal
g Wilson. Spokane
III 5 Bailey & W. Cal
/ Magnesen, Seattle
| ] NJ Jones, W & c. Cal
T NJ Smith. Chico
NJ z Sanborn. Yuba 9
HOTEL.
Miss NJ Butler N Y
L McKuen. Sacto
B Peyman. England
T w Van Sicklln, Cal
B I Wheeler & W, Cal
Miss L Wright. Oakld
F H Noon San Jose
Miss NJ de B Roberts.
Stanford
Mrs c H Gilman. Std
Miss NJ K Gilman. Std
NJ G Doyle & W, Std
&c T Gilman. Std
] T Parks Jr. Jackson
] Healey, Jackson
Jas NJ Meighan, Cal
r NJ Alden Stanford
Mrs W E Gerber. Sacto
Miss A Gerber. Mills
College
H Moss Lancaster. Pa
Irwin X Taylor. N Y
W L Mcclure. Stnfrd
Lillian E Barnard, NY
r L Kimble & W. N Y
Mrs G B COoksey. Std
Miss Cooksey. Std
Alex TisOn & W. N Y
j W Hanston. N Y
w A Brewer. S Mateo
W Gardiner. W & d. NY
z Reiter. Cleveland. o
ID Heidelberger. N Y
Mrs P Morton L Ang
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
oFFICE-111s BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
A MILLIONAIRE'S HOME.
Offered because he has gone East.
$50, Dollhouse S rooms and baths built
1900; every modern convenience; ideal in
every respect; must be seen to be appreciated /:
lot 75x175; prominent corner; 1904 Grand st.
NE. corner San Jose ave, in Alameda, near
local train to S. F.; electric cars pass prop
erty; key at office.
s. NJ DODGE & SON,
1160 Broadway. Oakland.
BARGAIN-$695-A hve-room cottage in East
Oakland, near Twenty third-avenue local sta
ton; one block from electric cars; lot 25xI25
price reduced easy terms If desired; street
work done. S. NJ DODGE & SON, 1lG0
Broadway.
sS750-ELEGANT modern two-story Eastlake
house Of large with modern, open
plumbing. porcelain bath. natural curly red
wood interior finish; first class in every re-
spect; complete to a detail: lot 45 IT. front;
sunny side, elevated ground close to Tele-
graph ave.
GEO. w. AUSTIN & CO.,
1908 Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

GRAND
y H Moore. W & d,
Stockton
d w Johnston. L Ang
L Jacoby, Los Ang
F Woods. Los Angeles
S Grant, Los Angeles
b S Jarrett, Los Ang
] K McGinniss. L Ang
j H Horne & W. DAVIS
Mrs c o Carter. Texas
H z Carter Los Ang
F c Settler. Dayton
n S Keyes. MD. L Ang
G A Helm. Fresno
H ] Brown. Los Ang
] 3 Giora. Los ,Ang
] S Underwood. L Ang
C A Schweitzer. Fres
H L Rapelje. Fresno
A T Command, Fresno
w Gregg. Fresno
W z KIM Fresno
z W Gil5re. Fresno
2 Morgenstern & W,
Seattle
c z Pfnkham. r Bluff
w G King. Spokane
z Pattee. Spokane
G Phillips, Cal
] 3 Menasco. L Ang
W c Clarkson. Tampa
K N McNaushton, Or
A c Thompson. Seattle
H c Holmes. Seattle
Stella Drais. Victoria
] A Miller. Nevada
c Lake. Nevada
p G. Barnett. Sta Rosa
Mrs W B Rankin. Cal
T c Snider. Broderick
N o Huteberg. Cal
NJ P Malstrom. Cal
r I Wheeler. Stockton
J ] Alsop. New York
G H Mastin & d. Ala
W Smith. Chicago
PALACE
P H Mcmahon, Seattle
W p Collins, L Ang
VIM G Beatt. Detroit
Geo J Cream, Detroit
Fred Case & W. B G
J L Giroux. Jerome
] NJ Bartels, Boston
G Willeatt, Baden
w B Clark. Boston
Otto E Near P Robles
r d Bronson. L Ang
c J Lehman. L Ang
AL Lean. L Ang
l. j Christopher, l. A
John Brink, L Ang
Tom McCarey. L Ang
Chas Alexander. l. A
A B Shaver & W. Cal
W H Mason & W. Cal
ID NJ Freed 5 Lake s.
d NJ Freed, Salt Lake
J B Heating & W, Cal
E Philippe & ", Mex
w P Coleman & W. NY
G EimbIe. Mexico
Mrs r l. Bencham, LA
J L Chapman & W. LA
w J Henry. Seattle
DR. Whiting. Seattle
z A Stewart. Arizona
John Gill. Baltimore
H G Hanley & W. L "A
T f Newlin, L Ang
A W Butler, N Y
@@OLT n.y. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15

This month we print on the back OF the off,
cial list the names and addresses (in most
cases) Of those who have been paid capital
prizes during the past twelve months
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
BORN.
MYSHVALL-In this city, November IL 1901
to the wife of Andrew Myshvall, daughter.
SALOMON-In FruitvaIe. November 3D. 1901
to the wife of Gustav Solomon, a SON
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15

The subscriber having supervised the single
number drawing class L. Honduras National
Lottery Company, hereby certifes that the
above are the numbers which were this day
drawn from the 100000 placed in the wheel
with the prizes corresponding to them. Wit
ness my hand at Puerto Cortez, Honduras. G.
A.. this Saturday, November 3. 1901
w. S. CABELL, Commissioners.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
S2000-NEW Groom cottages at Golden Gate,
Lorin Ashby and Berkeley stations; lot Ask
100: l block to train and electric cars; por
celain bath, tiled sink tinted walls. gas fix
lures; sewer and water all connected; only
$500 down, balance less than rent, only $40
per month. w. c. MORAN & co.
$500 WILL build S-room house in the beau
tiful Wheeler Tract; street work all done;
cement walk all around house; have made
arrangements for to be built to advertise
the tract; only $500 down. balance same as
rent. w. c. MORAN & CO.
s6OO-5-ROOM cottage; lot 50x13O; 2 blocks to
cars; $50 down. balance SO per month. w.
c. MORAN & co.
s12OO-s2OO CASH, balance s13 per month; 8
rooms, barns and chicken houses, fruit trees,
berry vines, ETC.; l block to cars; lot 100x120.
w. c. MORAN & co.
sl5O-ACRE lots $40 cash, balance $40 per
month W. c. MORAN & CO., Lorin station
and Schmidt block. Berkeley
s275o-FORCED sale, Dwight way, near Col
lege, modern seven-room cottage; large lot;
house worth the money. Address box 1852,
Call office Oakland.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

100 numbers from 1904 to 40. 7O4 inclusive.
being 80 numbers on each side Of the number
drawing the capital prize Of $50 00O-S40.
100 numbers from 20. 707 to 20. S07. inclusive.
being so numbers on each side of the number
drawing the capital prize Of SS000-S24
100 numbers from 26. 329 to Is. 429 inclusive.
being so numbers each side of the number
drawing the capital prize of s4OO0-S16.
TERMINAL PRIZES.
s99 numbers ending with "a being the last
two figures of the number drawing the capital
prize OF $50. 000-SS
999 numbers ending with 81 being the last
two figures OF the number drawing the capital
prize of SS000-SS.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS; improved & unimproved property
acquired by foreclosure: 4 cash. Bank of Ala.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-25

FOR -Eightv-acre farm two miles
north ~ Feiiey Center. south p OF the
southwest q. of section Is. township -
range ]. eaSr- house. : rooms lu good
ape. new barn. SKIS With loft Eran-
ary. ag0n sheds. corn crib and chicken
house. Two good wells good water. fine
49, 800 -. ~ - - ie.
goes with the place = YOU bug 0f
me. This IS q good place. well worth So
an acre il sold az once -6l0. II you
want a good home, come ard hook this
over. 9. r. Davis, Valley Center kan
1s-tf
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zo,nrsx IND SWINE

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Barred FiT-o1tE EocEa. In
Caehas 1cG CranEto-s. waste T-r-
ksgr ard ti-zezs. Aour7 D-cz. seEs-
te4-1 F15a-1-CAz1z sEs ~
reFs- A. IS O. aas aul gs--rF F-1-
e-.e2 send foF ai-ss-ai ~~ t
tree c-te ves - : Hscs a@
sse-lle. Is .c1it1 Ear
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CLAS STFIED
WANT S
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FOR SALE-First-ciass fruit and garden
farm. d little less than - acres. bottom.
can be irrigated with little expense, 8
miles from the city, good l-roun house
barn. hog houses. chicken houses :
acres orchard q acres in wheat acres
in aifsifa. al fenced. 80 head me Ro-
iand-China hogs heifers. : cows good
team. hne lot Of poultry. all necessary
implements stock and al. Si,te0- Part
time Lock Box 81 sl-su-We-zt
FOR SALE-Eighty acres. Two miles
north Of Valley Center. south : or the
southwest = OF section j.. township -
range !. east. 7-Toom house cellar.
walled with rock. and cement noor,
barn. 34x55. with loft, wagon and I'M
plement shed. granary and corn crio;
well fenced; ) acres bearing orchard. -
acres pasture. ; acres alfalfa. ~ acres
wheat; one OF the best eighties N
SedgWick county. the improvements
cost me over s. df9. II I can sell this
month, viii take $50. net cash 20 me-
Do not come with any real estate agent
Tor I VIII pay no commission. For fur
Their information cali on or write ire
owner. Wallace AfcFadden. Valley Cen
ter, Kan. Z. F. -. No I 2s-u
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FOR SALE
SIX east front, desirable lots. \. Law
renee. near Twelfth can sell ? 2 OF
E. as desired, az Sen each.
s-we-sl-tf DEAN GORDON.
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Personal
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL-tlao.e5 go 70 Ioaz q rarns r.
southern Kansas Al current rates ant
easy terms. SJe.0c0 10 !oan On choice
Wichita property. Hewlett E Wheeler
old court house building. phone 50
so-sun-we 1-fr1-tf
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" Al IEB-Ag gents for the best laundry
II haLsas- Liberal commission. "A
dress wichita Steam Laundry. 92-tf
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Dr.. I.W. Shuts
Specials.

II Medical, Surgl-
cal and Elec tricaI
tTea tUent c. a.!
Chronic. Nervous.
Skin and private
disc sses, ma > alG
female. Once. 80
North Ma n st-eet
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MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED-Three hotel cooks Immediate
IS, transportation ready. Kenworthy
Employment Agency. 33-Itx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-25

or gram ana ground feed ia The city.
at wholesale and retail. Write or phone
Fence Post Johnnie, 1905 Z. Douglas.
FOR sALE-vose & sons piano ana
household goods at sacrifice: must be
sold at once parties leaving state. In
quire l35 \. Market. room 50. third floor.
33-2tx
FOR sALE-Dry. wood. J. ". Bunton.
\ j. No. I, or E l. Spencer, 10 :.
Market 90-6tx
FOR SALE-Furnlture Of S-room room
ing house. cheap rent. A snap. Must
sell right away. Address Dow uey Bros,
Ponea City o. T. 29-tf
FOR sALE-Baby Grand Steinway piano.
little used. half price. Barnes & New
comb Ausic House. se-tt
FOR SALE-We have corn IN car and
wagon load lots. Harrington & Toner
Grain Co. Il S. Lawrence avenue.
room :. Phone AS. l34-tf
HOUSES FOR RENT.
{ FOR RENT-537 y Emporia ave; the
old GoIdstein home. c. ~. Mccoy. IA
- .lail r. "--otx
FOR RENT-Seven-room house. ct 81
n. Emporia; newly papered. city water,
gas. inquire 525 seiswiek- cost
FOR RENT-s03 Everett ave: 1o-room
house. with barn. $3.50 s. H Fergu
son 81 Orchard 81. Sl-Stx
FOR RENT-Three large rooms. convent
elir 10 packing house and elevators;
cheap. 1888 Jackson. Sl-stx
FOR RENT House number 1885 \. To-
peSa avenue. furnished or unfurnished;
furnished preferred. Enquire room /.
2u North Main l3-H
FOR RENT
l+o y. ohio, good 4-room cottage; 81
- sherman. 4-room cottage, near Mis-
souri, Pacific yards: s..
1l.t H. Waco large 6-roOm cottage with
large barn and cisteru; SIS.
1923 Sherwood Groom cottage. with Sex
800 f. ST ground. convenient 10 packing
houses; newly paperei throughout and
newly painted outside.
Us Wabash ave. Groom cottage. $40
IIARTFOR DIV ESTAIENT co.
&-2t sedgwick Block
FOR RENT-Ciood. S-room cottage. bath.
furnace. barn. all coDveuiences. all
strictly modern l. W. Ciapp- --f
FOR RENT-Six-room house. with barn;
well located. y Lawrence ave Inquire
Room Is. Fletcher Block sl-Stx
FOR RENT Four-room cottage. in good
repair. l-53 :. Lawrence avenue. Call
12-5 :. Lawrence avenue. 2S-tf
FOR RENT-
s-room house and barn-...............s9.o %
7-r0om house and barn........-..-.... SOD
ION ,,,., -5 49,, ~ ~
GEO. Z. CAMPBELL.
Sl-5t 20 y Main
FOR RENT-A few houses. Hiliis &
hlnkeaa. lio \. AlafNet- TT
FOR RENT-S54 y. Emporis. house.
rooms hath and cold water
yer -AoItls, 10 - N1l- 1911
r0R Rents room house on corner
north one-half block from street car;
80 ~ - 1,5a,,ira y. Ers siii,.is'
- t,-+er - r2s,,,,.,-+ e
-
r0H Er-N--r -S.,,-er-r,9,, bT,,ss 10 :,
r''llis, y l-.ge - ~ -Op@~4 aEs1 ~
-
fGE rs III 9ae5n a S91t@s , Isfan5
hotel 5-u
E,9r rr-N----A nfes ro-rare T,7o,.fre n.
.I.rl-ar -+f
-
ROOMS FOR RENT-Unfurnish
7-77~7~-s--->--- -
with toilet and bath az "a \. Market
Ail be vacated January lst. a-stN
F0R REN,f-TV5 or .aree rooms. fur
uished ~ unfurnishef. Cor man and
FOR RENT-oue nice front room. fur
FCR PENT-Fsirnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping. III ~ Washington
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SITUATION wANTEo-MALE.
RoYs WANTED
AGENTS WANTET

MlscELLANEous Help WANTED.
, 1901-02-28

Pekin. Feb. 2J.-Thc full ext of the
imperial edlcts regarding punishmcnts
was sent last evening to the ministers
of the powers. 1t is identical with the
unofficial report already cabled. The
ministers say there Is Il little confu-
sion with reference to |Strangulation
and suicide, but that this is not i'm
portnnt.
III Hung Chang received n bulletin
announcing the sentences that could
be best carried into effect by the board
of punishment. and he requested the
JapaneSe to deliver Wing Men and
Chao Shu Chiao in order that he sen
fences in their cases might he eXecut-
ed to-day. in conformity with the edict,
but the Japanese considered the notice
too short. and have delayed the en-
forcemcnt of the penalties until Tues
day, in order tina. the ministers of the
powers might send representatives If
they desire. II Is also intended to guard
the men mt the place of execution. so
rs to prevent suicide or escape.
When official confirmation, duly GER
titled by high officers of state, of the
sentences of death upon the others
shall have been received. and these two
have been executed. China will have
practically complied with the terms de
manded by the powers. rs she has nj.
ready agreed to issue edicts prepared
by the ministers of the powers for the
c%cssations of examinations ana regard
, 1901-02-28
HOW YOU CAN FIND
THE A NEW STAR

Denver. Colo, Feb. 25.-Evcryone
wants 10 see the new ti~rst-magnitudc
star which has just made its appear
ance in the constellation Perscus.
Dr. Herbert A. Howe. of
the University of Denver, gives the fol
lowing instructions for finding 1t:
THE new star may be easily found
by observing the following directions:
At ESQ o'clock in the evening nm OBJ
server facing northward and looking
toward the zenith may see almost
actly overhead the brilliant star Capclla,
which is one of the brightest in the
heavens, and cannot well he confound.
ed with any other star IN its neighbor-
hood. About eight degrees to the right
or east of Capella is Beta Aurigae,
which Is brighter than any other star
close to II. \ line from Beta .Aurigao
through Capella. prolonged westward
chat is to the left as the observer faces
n%orthwardJ Il distance of about two
and n half times its own length, termi'
mates very close to the new star. which
is much brighter than its immediate
n%cighbors. a few degrees further on,
not quite In the same direction, but
somewhat south. Is to he found the fa.
nous star, AlEol, which suffers pcriodi'
cal changes of lustre."
, 1901-02-28

Washington. Feb. 25-The record of
the Fifty-sixth Congress is now practl-
cally completed, and although n few I'M
portant measures are still in the bal
ance. it Is possible to take n survey OF
the wide range of legislation consider
ed and enacted. 1t has been an event
full Congress in many respects. inherit
ing. as II did. much of the work OF re-
construction and expenses made neces-
sary by the events of the war with
Spain.
Chief among these questions has been
the attitude of the government toward
our new insular possessions. While this
question is still open to some extent,
yet the present Congress has passed up
on one of its most important phases by
ouacting n law for n complete form of
government for Porto Rico. The status
of the Philippines has beer an unfail.
ing source of debate in both branches
of Congress. but with little tangible re-
suit. Cuban legislation has been in
allegiance pending the action of the con
stitutional convention of Cuba in fran
ing the constitution of the islands.
Another important achievement in in.
SulaT legislation was that of %enacting
n law giving Hawaii IL complete form
Of territorial government. with an in.
sular Legislature and judiciary, n gov
ernor chosen from Hawaii. and a dele
gate to the House of Representatives
\ Porto Rican commissioner also has
been accredited to Washington.
Aside from these acts this Congress
has passed Il financial law providing q
permanent gold reserve of about $50,
100000. fixing the ratio between golt
and silver. and organizing the bonding
, 1901-02-28

Havana. Feb. 2I.-Independencc Day
was celebrated with professions, mass
meetings and general demonstrations
of rejoicinGs. There was II parade of
10000 school children bearing Cuban
flags. General and Mrs. Wood Were
showered with flowers by the children
as they passed.
The Republican party held n meeting.
Senior Capotc, who presided, spoke
favOrnbly 80 the United States, while
the remarks of Senior Iayas We're rath.
pr revolutionary. Senior Zayas assert
ed that the present Cuban leaders
should initiate the martyrs of the past,
lie declared that the tricks which the
Americans have been playing upon the
Cubans is the cause of the nOu-devel-
npmcnt of the islaud.'' He predicted
that the end of all would he dlssatis.
faction, adding that Independence
would only be- attained by the
machetcs of librrators. cuba he cN-
claimed, should he preserved for the
glory of the Latin race
Senior .Iunn Gualhcrt Gomez ar
raigncd the advocates Of annexation
as traitors 10 the cause of Cuba.