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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-20
CAPTAIN REEDS STATEMENT.
He Describes the Trouble at the
capitol Tuesday Afternoon.

Capitol Tuesday Afternoon.
Additional circumstances attending the
stampede at the east front Of the Capitol
Tuesday afternoon have been brought 70
light Captain Reed. Of Maine. who fig
ured so prominently in the suppression
Of the disorder, called upon Major Sylves-
ter this morning, and the matter was
thoroughly discussed
Captain Reed in what he did acted un-
der written authority from Captain Ellis.
OF the Fourth Artillery, who provided him
with a first sergeant and several members
Of his command
Speaking Of the matter, he said. 7 was
standing at the top Of the steps with my
wife looking at the flowers when the
lam occurred. ] hurried over the steps
and showed the troops how 70 brace
themselves with their guns so as 70 hold
back the crowd 7 shouted 20 the people
10 60 back but was unable 20 help mat
tiers in any way. I then appealed 10 Cap
tain Ellis. who as an army officer could
only protect the steps, as he had been
instructed, sad not go out into the
grounds without orders. and he loaned me
"A detachment OF ten men and sergeant
90 see what could De- done. He knew that
! was an experienced officer. with military
training. and that I had commanded for
seven years one OF inc crack LllIlLIEF or
CARNATIONS OF my state. At my request
h. gave ne written authority 10 command
the men, as ] would not have acted with
out il
THE entire trouble. as J saw 1T. result
ed from "a division Of authority and the
greatest pressure was AT the very line be-
tween the steps, under the control 1f the
military and the plaza, whore tho police
were uncertain as 90 whether they had
the right % act. although they were sta
toned there other persons were lu com
maud within the EOtguda and IL was my
che three I carried my men 90 the rear
and breaking Up tue crowd intg sections.
drove 10 back. ] accomplished this by
talking 90 them, appealing 20 them. and
then letting the ruuEher element know
that ] had the necessary men 20 enforce
rny demands The police worked val
iautIy and did magnificent work and IL
Is only because / soc that some of the
/ Dut-0f-tuUu papers have unWarTaHtaaly
attacked he police that 7 have determu-
I cd To- tel my story All that / ask ls
/ that my identity Doe kept a secret.
after the crowd was once slraisht"u@d
! ont there was u0 further trouble. except
4 Tint il required constant work 10 pre-
serve the lire and keep the crowd from
; pul hing in on H. As the time drew near
/ Tor IN. closing Of tho doors ! went 20
General Randolph who bad charge Dl the
arrangements al the Capitol Co appeal
90 him for more time 20 permit those who
had stood all daE IN the dreuchiuE rain iu
hopes 90 seeing the body 10 DO SO. Near
( IE a1 OF the people ia line VIII DE able
/ 70 pass through. I told him, II you viii
only grant MS half an hour more Not
one minute ne replied and after closing
the people out in the rain ne posed for
quarters OF an hour before tho cat
af1ICue while fashiight pictures were
| taken" Captain Reed left the city this
morning
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BUFFETED BY & STORM.
4 Fishing schOOner's Narrow Escape
OF 8saSsachusetts.


HTANNIS. Mass. Sept. 21-The fishing
schooner, Annie Z. Lane. Of Beverly. has
arrived after a rough experience. While
running in from the fishing rips toward
Vineyard Sound. seeking shelter from the
incoming northeast gale the weather be
came so thick that the crew lost their
bearings and the vessel struck on a shOal
OF Sanhatv Head, Nantucket
With the storm Increasing and bad
surf tearing over the rips. IL looked as il
the craft was doomed, so the men took TO
their dories. intending 90 make an effort
10 reach ihe landing. They found IL i'm
possible To do SO. however. and decided 10
make an effort Co return to the vessel.
hoping that she might not go o. pieces
on the shoaI
After desperate struggle for life. they
at length pulled the Gories of and along
side the vessel and an succeeded iu get
ting on board. Several times il seemed
as n their last hour had come At high
tide the seas swept across the rips with
great fury. driving the crew into the rig
ginE. but instead Of smashing the schoon-
and sea drove her across the shOaI into q
deep Euzzie.
Then the crew made sail and got control
Of the schooner. Although she Leaked
very badly. they worked her into the
ship channel across the SQUAD and into
this port Both vessel and crew marrow
" escaped destruction. but. although the
Lane is leaking. IL is thought she can be
kept free and De towed 90 some port for
repairs
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GENERAL NILES RETURNS.
Arrived in Canton In Time 60 Attend
President 3IcE<iaIey's Funeral.

Lieutenant General Miles arrived from
Canton. Ohio, this morning and assumed
his duri IT the Wa~ Department Cen
orsl Miles has been on an extensive tour
I'm the Northwest where he has been in
spectiug army posts.
During his trip General Miles visited
Che post at Fort Smelling. near Minneap-
Oils. MINI. the post in Montana. and had
made his way TO the Pacific Coast as far
as Portland. ore. when the news Of the
Presidents death reached rim.
10 toot a train at once and hast
CuCd across the Continent. hoping 90 De
present AZ the ceremonies IN Washington
The alterations IN the plans. changing the
day for the holding Of the funeral ceremo-
MES from Wednesday TO Tuesday made
ir impossible FOR him 20 arrive in time
General Miles changed his destination 10
Canton. arriving in time 10 attend The
haaI obsrQuigs.
ii is expected that General Miles will re-
new his recommendation that a battery
Of artillery be stationed at Fort Smelling.
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THREATS BY ANARCHISTS.
The Order 20 Mrs. Bresci TO Move
Causes Anger.
Emma Goldman Reported TO Have
Visited the CiiRside House Re
ceutIy-DetectiveS Break Up a Pho
toEraPh Party and Seize Cameras.

Cgutiy-DetGCtlEe break y a. IN
toEraPh Party and Seize Cameras.
NEW YORK. sept 21.-Chisf Marshal
Neumaun. Of Cunsite Park. y. j.. who
quietly suggested to Mrs. Bresci tine wild
OF King Humbert S assassin, that she
move from that borough. has been threat
ened by anarchists for daring 10 bother
Mrs Bresci Marshal Neumauu has pIac-
ed the matter iu the hands Of the Bergen
county prosecutor. The prosecutor in
tended TO let Joseph Bertirau out OF the
county jail ut HacKeusack on SATURDAY
DE was caught IN the raid on tho auaT-
Ch.sts in Mrs ETesci's home last sunday
NOW Bertiuau viii Doe held because of the
threats against Marshal Neumaun. who
is also mayor Of The borough. and his
not, books and letters carefully iuyestigat-
cd. Among BeTtinatIs effects was
newspaper clipping headed Assassination
of Rulers and Attempts Since lU6." He
declares ne is not an anarchist. but the
presence Of this clipping seems significant.
The feeling against Mrs. Bresci and her
friends is so great that the house is kept
continually under surveillance and the
e,rictost watch maintained upon an Of her
visitors.
Mayor Noumann IS in a qUandary. Mrs.
ErrsCI declines 10 change her haDit4tlOn
and threatens legal action if force Is ex-
ert,d 20 that end. Mayor Ncumann.
TOO. has been consulting counsel. but has
not yet found point Of attack upon
which 10 work
Detectives from Captain Titus Office In
this city and the police officials of Jersey
City and Hobokcn have So far worked in
vain to secure evidence against the wo-
man.
A few days ago they became convinced
that Emma Goldman bad been iu Cliff
side. Mrs. Brcsci denies any acquaint-
ance with Miss Goldman. but the police
are certain that that exponent Of ussassi-
nation was recently near the Bresci
home.
IL is known that many anarchists live
within a very few miles Of Mrs Bresci
and Miss Goldman would have found
many enthusiastic followers in the neigh
borh0od. even II she had not called upon
the wife Of HumbeTts murderer. Ever
since the assassination Of President he
Kinley detectives and Secret Service men
have been working in and about Cliffside
for traces OF the Goldman wOman's visit.
but their findings have been sent 70
Washington only and the utmost secre-
cy maintained as to their movements and
the results.
Mrs. Bresci made hurried trip to New
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EMBEzzLER's PLEA REJECTED.
Former Illinois Banker Must Ser, c
the Full Term.

CHICAGO. Sept 2o-Charlos ". Spald-
ing. former President Of the Globe Saw
inEs Bank. who is seT-nE an iudcterMi-
nate term in the ponitCntiary at Joliet
Will De compelled 10 serve the maximum
number Of years provided by law for the
offences charged against him. This was
decided yesterday by the board Of par
dous at Joliet and announced last night
Spaldiug il charged with the ombezzle-
mCnt Of funds belonging To the Universe
" Of Illinois. Of which he was treasurer.
The law provides that he should serve
from one To ten years I'm the pcnitCHtia-
Fy. He was sentenced nearly three years
ago and more than year ago he made
application 70 the board Of pardOus for
release on parole. Spalding's sentence
may be cut 20 six years and about three
months by good behavior.
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AUCTION SALES.
- D - s - Arction..


el3 r Street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROpFPTy
on JEFFERSON STREET, ANACOSTIA
D. c.
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust dstel
JULY 8 lS9s and recorded July H. 1SgS. in Ii5rr
300 folio Sgf Jt seq. one % the land records %
the District Of Columbia. and az the request Of
the party secured thereby We will sell al rrffi.
auction in front Of the premises on SEPTElfBFR
10. 1901. AT 1870 O'CLOCK p NJ the f.fIssl5a.-
dt-lribed land and premises situate in the D5S-
trict Of Columbia. and described nc lots s and
50. block .. OF Oregon J.. Green's subdivision 1f
part Of Chichester" fronting forty feet on I-f-
ierson Street AnlC0stil, D. O.. by A depth Of l61
feet Improvements consist CT ten-r0Jm E1usa
and stables
Terms viii be easy. and viii be made known
az time Of sale. A deposit 0f one hundred l51-
lars tSlOU viii be required at time Of sale
ConyeyaucinE. recording. ard uyFcule stamps IL
cost Of purchaser
5. NJ JONES Trustee.
WILLIAM Mex CLAYTON Trustee
The above sale is postponed out q respect 20
our late President until SATURDAY. SEP
TENDER ~. 1901. same hour and place. BY
order Uf the trustees
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DIED.

KREIS-On Thursday. september 10. 1901.
ELIZABETH, beloved wife Of Jacob Kreis, aged
hfty-three years
Funeral from her late residence. 1902 Four-and-
a-half Street southwest. on saturday September
p. at $50 a. m Requiem mass at 81 Domi-
MICS Church at O'Clock. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited 90 attend.
PIERSON-On "Wednesday, September Is, 1901
JOHN A PIERSON. at his late residence, Col
onial Beach, after a long illness.
Funeral from Lees Chapel, saturday Scptem-
Der q, 1901, az 2 O'Clock D. m
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Depied Marriage Licenses.

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Sept. Omar
rage licenses were refused on Wednesday
10 Charles Wesley Kestler and Maud
Emma Karnes, both OF Ireensburg, Pa.
and Tesse r. Robson and Amanda De
Tanev both OF Reservoir. Pa, because
Inc yVould-be groom in each instance was
under age and did not have his parents
consent The young men were acCOmpan-
led by their brideS-elect.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-20
INITIATED THE TRAGEDY.
An Indiana boy Fatally shot by n
Playmate.

MUNCIE. Ind. Sept. 20.-Cmer PeeIee.
aged ten years. was fatally shot al Win
chester last evening while posing as Pres
ident Mckinley. at Buffalo. for Emil Nil
Ter. Of the same age. who was imperson-
ating the anarchist in the case The lads
were playmates and had decided to go
through TIC Buffalo tragedy. The Miller
bog had secured a rife from his brother
The BAH passed almost through the child 5
stomach. and he viii die. The parents
are distracted.
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TANNER,s BUSINESS COLLEGES.

Lean and Trust BuiI ding. corner 7 and 9Th
Established 20 years.
The principal vas Official court stcacsrapber-
also public accountant
COURSES Shorthand T. pCWririnCs B0Okkcep-
Ing. Civil Service. and all branches o. Business
Students in Shorthand may take. without extra
cost. Bookkcepins and the Business and and Eng
Iish Courses Practically private instructions
Join at any time We fnd positions for all
fuII-course graduates Day and night sessions
Catalogue Call and see US
SAINT CECILIAs ACADEMY. col East CAPITOL
ST. boarding and day school for girls and young
ladies: primary, commercial and college pre-
uarat0rv courses music and art, classes resumed
Monday. September 10. 1901; for further partIcu-
lars, address SISTER n AUGUSTA. Superior
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School of Law.

FACULTY
HON MARTIN F. NORRIS IL. D.,
(Assoc-ete Justice, Court Of Appeals o. the Dis
trict Of Columbisl.
Lecturer en- Comparative Ju-isprudence
HON SEIH SHEPARD. IL D..
associate Justice. Court q Appeals o. the Dis
trict q Columbian,
Lecturer on Constitutional Law. the Law Of
Corpora-iols. and Equity Jurisprudence.
HON LOUIS F. McCONAS IL D..
(-ate Az0ci1re Justice supreme Court o. the
District % COlumbil).
Lecturer on the Law o. Contracts and the Law
cf Evidence.
HON CHARLES C. COLE.
tIlte Associate Justice supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia).
Professor IN charge 81 Fourth lear Course. and
Lecturer on subjects included therein
HON HARRY NJ CLABACGH
associate Justice supreme Court Of the Dis
trict q Columbia}.
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading and Practice.
and Equity Pleading and Practice
GEOkGE 2 HAMILTON. L. D,
Dean Of the Faculty and Lecturer on Testamen-
tary Law
REV RENE holland. 6 J.,
Lecturer on Natural Law
TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT. IL D.
Lecturer or Civil Lax.
CHARLES A. DOUGLASS. A B., IL 2,
Lecturer on the Law Of ToTts and Negotiabls
Paper
MICHAEL J. COLBERT A n IL. "
Lecturer on the Law % Person4l ProPsrty-
d. W BAKER. A H., L. n,
Judge Of the Circuit Court and Lecturer on The
Law Of Real Estate. Criminal Law. and
Domestic Relations
J. NOTA McCILL. IL n
(Late Register Of Wills Tor the District Of
Colunbia),
Lecturer Probate Practice
Court Of Appeals: Hon JOB BARNARD. and
MESSRS- LEIGH ROBINSON and J. HOLDS
WORTH GORDON
ETaminers: MESsRs. J. ALTHEUs JOHNSON
and HENRY ". SOHON.
CLERK Of Courts: HARRY ". HODGES, IL Il
Quiz Masters. R. ROSS PERRY Jr-- 4 H.,
Ii n, and T. RICHARD SHIP, IL n
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School of Medicine.

Lectures vii begin Monday. October I, az I.3s
p. m. Examinations September - All exercises
students 20 avail themselves Of the advantages
Of the laboratories. libraries and hospital clinics
Of the city
1he University Hospital now In fun 0pcration.
under the control Of the faculty VIII give ample
facilities for instruction in ward classes
address for particulars the Dean GEORGE n
koBEk- N. D.. so II Street northwest. Office
hours until l. O'Clock noon. $50 70 p. N.
Tel. Main co
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SAMUEL N YEATMAN. A. n,
Secretary and rreAsurer.

The thirty-second annual session opens On We'd
nesday. October 2 1901. at $50 p n in the
Law school Building, Nos 500 and sos Street
northwest, AZ which time announcements VIII
be made for the ensuing term Al interested
are cordially invited 20 be present.
The Secretary viii be at his Office in the Law
building daily from 10 : p n. for information,
enrolment. payment o. fees, &c
Students proposing 60 connect themselves with
the school are earnestly requested 20 enroll be-
fore the opening night
Circulars can be obtained at the book store q
W IL Morrison sons If23 F Street northwest,
LowderaiIk & Co.. 1925 street northwest, and
John Byrne & Co.. 1922 F Street northwest;
Washington Law Book Co., 623 Street and AZ
W :. Thompson's drug store, 7O3 18th street
northwest, or upon application 70 the under
signed 5 u. YEATMAN-
S--- Elemental circulars giving detailed lnf1r-
nation As % the Fourth Year Course VIII be
ready for Distribution az the otace Of the sccre-
tar on and AFTER September Il
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PROPOSALS.

L. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. -S5 North Capitol
Street Washington. u. c., August p BOZ
Sealed proposals viii De received here until
NOON. SEPTEMBER % 1901. and then publicly
opened. for furnishing Electrically driven Pumps.
Cold Drinking Water Plant, Fine Hose and Racks
and P.1c Covering for new building for Govern
mCnt IrintiuE Once Information furnished 0u
application JOHN STEPHEN SEW ELL Captain
Engineers
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT CT THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA THE FIFTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, IgoI-MARY G.. TYLER vs.. VII
LIAM T. TYLER. No 234GI- Equity Docket
No. 80.
On motion Of the piaiutis. by Campbell Car
rinEt0u and samuel ID. Tuitt her solicitors IL
is ordered that the defendant. William +. Tyler
cause his appearance 10 be entered herein on or
before the first rule DAY occurring forty DAYS
after this day: otherwise the cause VIII be pro
ceeded with as in case Of default
The object Of this suit is for absolute divorce
on the grounds OF habituaI drunkenness and
cruelty: Provided a copy Of MS order be pub
Iished once each week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Times
By the Court
tSeaD T. H. ANDERSON. Justice, etc
True COpy-Tgst:
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk, etc
Rv NJ A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk
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IN mEmORIAM.

MASTERSON-A novena will begin September
20 and end on the 10Th (the feast Of s.. Michael
the ArchangeD. the second anniversary Of the
death Of MRS. ALICE MASTERSON.
Mas viii be offered Up for her and her Chi,
dreE. and the souls in purgatory in 81. stephens
Church. Friends earnestly invited to participate.
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DIR. MACARTHUR THREATENED.
The CLERGY man Receives Two Let
ter. I.rnul Annrchinfn

NEW YORK.. sept 2G-The Rev. Dr.
Robot S. Macarthur. pastor Of the Cal
vary Eaptisi Church has recently receiv-
sd two threatening letters which he
thinks were written by anarchists. One,
well written and evidently sent by an In
teiligent person. threatened the clergy
man with 5c1th; the other containing
mUch profanity. asserted that DR.. MacAr-
thur was worse than CzOIgosz-
Dr. Macarthur did not turn the letters
over 20 the police. He was so little wor-
red by Jheir receipt that h tore them
VI
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MEDICAL And DENTAL
DEPARTMENTS
= National University -

The eighteenth annual course Of lee
lures viii begin Tuesday. October l. lSll.
at o'clock =. m Entrance examinations
Will beEin Tuesday. September p. instant.
az o'clock D. m For Information and
catalogue apply TO H Fl PARKER, II
D.. Dean. 1II5 II Street northwest
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Marriage licenses were issued during the past
two days 10 William 4. Ross and Carrie smith.
Josiah Jackson and D0rcas Butler. Wesley Propst.
south Fork, W. Va. and Mollie Hodge. PendIe-
ton county. ". Va: John p Towlss B.lti77o-,
ana Julia 4. Thomas 81 Wheaton. Va. Howard
" Eobcy and Clara f. Taylor, Thomas Conuo-s
and Nora Hill
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Dental Department.

Lectures viii open Monday. October l.
Catalogues and information NAV be obtaineE
from the Dean, " y. COCAN. D. D. s. I7ii
u Street northwest.
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TELEPHONE COMPANY SUED
Injunction Proceedings Filed InvoL
wing the Maximum Ler.nI Rntc

Thomas ). Keane and Nicholas Auth.
trading as The Washington Slaughtering
ana Cold Storage Company. today filed "a
petition in the Supreme Court Of the Dis
uict asking that the Chesapeake and Po-
lomac Telephone Company be restrained
from removing its telephone instrument
ana appliances from the petitioners place
OF business IT Benuing. D. G.. and sIso
10 cnJoin the company from refusing 10
make telephone connections with other
branches Of its lines.
The proceedings are brought under the
act or Congress Of June 60 1898. rsgrIlar-
ing the rates for telephone service in the
district fixing the highest price for the
use or single instrument at $50 psr an
num- About 100 suits Of similar nature
nave been filed by the patrons of the
Chesapeake and Potomac TeIepbgDa Com
uauy.
The first suit filed was that instituted
ny Manning q Co, and was made a test
case over year go. When IN. r,7.tra-
SCaLle UP Tor hearing on its merits. the
supreme Court of the District held fbe
act OF congress. regulating the price FOR
LSltphonic service. 20 be unconstitutional
ne subscribers took an auUeaI IN tho
Court or Appeals for the District which
tribunal reversed the Judgment OF the
lower court.
Tho Telephone Company took an apDeaI
from TINS decision to the Supreme Court
OF the United States. The telephone sub
scrlbers are represented by Messrs Rir-
hey * Woodland. and HemphiIl * Peter.
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HOOQ>s fills

ness iaund.ce, sick headache. nausea, indiges-
ton. break up cold, prevent a fever. &c.
BY mail Of C. l. Hood & Co. Lowell, Mass
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KNIGHTS or MBUS-Institutiou o. new
council at Lynchburg. Va. postponed q Sun
DAY, SEPTEMBER ~. special train VII leave
on southern Railway Saturday night. September
2s; time % departure % be announced later:
tickets can he secured from members o. council
transportation Committees. or from Ed FOGT,
Is -Ih q. NJ
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St. Johns College,

VERMONT AVE AND THOMAS CIRCLE
A Select Day School for Young Men and BOys
English. Science and Business Courses
Apply for Catalogue 70 BROTHER ABDAS
President
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$50 to LurGy aud Return.
Including Admission to Caverns.
Via B. ~ e.. II. r.

Sunday. September -. Leave Washington s a
m, and stopping at intermediate stations, re-
turning leave Luray ,. m.
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Graduate School.

Lectures resumed or Monday. October !.
For information and catalogues address
The REV. JEROME DACGHERTT. s. J.. Rector
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BLISS ELECTRICAL SCHOOL

Day and evening classes in theoretical and ap-
piled electricity. Students actually construct
dynamos and other electrical apparatus
Courses thorough. enlarged and improved; COM
plete IN wear
Opens September so Catalogue on request
Ga Twelfth 50. nv.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. RINDERG ARTEN NOR
NAL UTE-Model kindergarten. school
and teachers department, 1926 . 81. NV. MISS
SUSAN PLESSNER POLLOCK. Principal
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur At
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded % the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedule Of Blessings Is
ranged on the presumption % their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending September
p, 1871. the last connecting closes VIII be made
from this office as follows
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THE TRIAL OF CZOLGOSZ.
Suggestion That the State AttOr-
ney General Take Part.

buffalo Lawyer Likely to Ask That
Mr.. Davies BE PrcScnt-The Assns-
sin PASSES n Lonely Day and Con
fenucs Rcticent-CarefuI Guards.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-31
VI helbrepe "a Osrip,e ! IS sinner.

Sntet MiiooeI er Iisi, @ainer's White
Wine Of Tar Syrup mob seune irpsteIiss
% iarIise Spsopm. Raar ben brnses srun'
biet % ! 5ioe, piI ben belbrebe ct IiffrISe
IS Timer. % ipr Soiteiom fpIser ga Grippe.
SiI ben uirapiaelia hiaIpss Hris Csc % SOC.