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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-20
For P liIaaeIphia. New FSrk. aad the
East

Express. TOO Dining Carr. 7:sz. Biz. 500.
s-Os Dining C.-). fe-99 Dining Carl and
1I-o0 Dining Car from Wilmington A. NJ
iz345. BIS. $50 Dining Car from RzltiEore1.
$50. 1890 and II-5O P 81. On Sundays, 7=90
Dining Carr, 7:57, Sis. 300, 9ce0 Dining
Carr. Hoo Dining Car IRON NilMiRgtoE} A.
81, 1915, BIS, $50 Dining Car rom Baitl-
Hore1, $50. 1900. and I-5O P. n For Phila-
delphia only, Express 7:45 A N, l2.ls p
N week days, S-OI, 40 and $40 P NJ daily
For Boston without change. As a Il week
days aBd $50 P u. daily.
For Baltimore $50 zsoG 7:s5. 7.5O Isl. Sis,
goo, 1000. 1850 I1:oo a NJ. 1915. I2-45. 1:29
2-0I, 3-15, $50 $50 Limited, f:i0, 4:s0,
4.3I 40 $40 s:I5. s:sH. 7.I5, z=45, 1890,
1910, IIas5.aHd II 80 P. ST. On sundays 90.
7:JO. T:5T, s:I5. 800 9-05 1910. II 90 A d.
iz-i5 lis, 2-0I 3:I5. $3.50 (4:60 fdmited). 4:Io.
&:2o, $50, $40, SIS: $50. T-l5, 7:45. 1o-ee,
For Pope's Cseek Line. rs 4 II. and 4aPN
For Annapolis, 7,O0. eco A II. 1zI5 and SAD
7. y; weekdays. Sundays. $50 a. n. and
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. 40 a NJ 3:L2 p H. daily
Express for Florida asd points on Seaboard Air
Line, S:Sj 4. y. daily. Florida and Metro
politan Limited" 6-55 P 4 daily
Express for Richmond only, Hal A. n week
days. 500 P. u. daily
Accommodation for oyantico. T:45 A Il daily
and AIS P. N weekdays
seashcre Connections.
or Atiantc B3ty iva Delaware River BI1Ggs, an
rail route), I2:45 P u weekdays Through
Pullman Buffet Psrlor Carr. BIS Geo Con
gresSionaI Lizited'') and It-59 P " daily
Via Market Street Wharf, 1000 and 1I.0o 4 NJ,
I2=45 P n. weekdays If:59 ?. u daily.
For Cape May, Hoo a. " week days, u5o
P. II. daily.
Ticket ofhces. corner Fifteenth and C Streets.
and a. the station. Sixth and Streets. where
orders can be left for the checking Of baggage
70 destination from hotels and residences
Telephone call TAT for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
j r. HUTCHINSON J R WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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FOR RExT-UxEURxIsHED aooMs.

FOR RENTING rooms. unfinished, second
floor: one parIor. first floor, unfinished; light
housekeeping 4GT lst Il ne eos
FOR REN1-Three to Eve unfinished rooms. with
bath; heat. light; very reasonable; second floor
300 18th st. NV eos
FOR REM nfurnished rooms al California
St ne m20-2
FOR RENT-October l. 1901. FIVE large rooms or
any part Of them. bath and four extra large
closets: light and heat 23lS VI st. NV un20-3
FOR RENT Unf,lrnishcd. three rooms. entire
second floor: heat and gas; light housekeeping;
rent reasonable. II2I New Jersey ave. nv.
Hs20-S
FOR RENT-Thrcc communicating unfinished
rooms. for light housekeeping l7ljIz 9Th st. NV
el9-3
FOR RENT-Four UNFINISHED rooms; second
floor gas for cooking, fl5.5o. - ii It. NV.
miss
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms for light
housekeeping, 500 per Inonih. 80 G St Sc
ml9-S
FOR RENT-Two bright ,rasuruished second floor
back rooms. 7I5 9Th st. nv ml9-3
FOR RENT-I3lo 9th ST. n~. two large unfur-
nished rooms, second door, private family
mI9-3
FOR RENT Unfurnishesl, second floor; adults
only liZ1 Sth st NV ml9-S
light housekeeping; cheap to desirable tenants
go 2d ST ne. eIs-3
FOR RENT-Two large. epsrnrnisbed rooms sec
ond floor, So 422 Sd 81. NV, eI5-3
FOR RENT-Three rooms. gas aud bath for light
housekeeping; sI5- 700 5 81 nv els-3
FOR RENT-Three OF four unfurnishsf rooms;
second floor; heat gas, ard bath; cheaJ- 1915 5
St NV. MISC
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping; reasonable. so Sd ST. NV
miss
FOR RENT-Unfurnished four rooms: second
floor; ight housekeeping. 9l5 st. NV MIST
FOR RENT-Unflrnished rooms I'll ST NV.
mI8-3
FOR RENT-Nea!y papered rooms. 80 st.
NV. milf
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FOR RENT-7I3 9Th St ne. eight-room frame
large side and rear yard. $3.50 per month- J.
HARRIS. 7I5 10th St NV. m20-3
FOR REST-Tn desirable locality, siK-rOom and
bath. hay window brick; modern improvements
Apply TO OWNER. TOs q ST mIg-3
FOR RENT-l42o 5th St NV, six-roon bay win
dow brick house, so. -. JOHN 7. KNOTT Room
H. 9IS st miss
SEVERAL HOUSES in the suburbs of Washing
ton for rent: also desirable small and large prop
critics electric car line for sale
miss LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, go St NV
FOR RENT Small store and dwelling. 1855 Yer
mont ave NV. SO; also store and two rooms,
1881 1Ith St, corner Q st. NV. rent. ST.. 80
c SHREVE IOO7 eth - HnIs-2
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW RR-soUTaAMPToN-Lo
st Louis Apr. "A, 10 an New York May p, 10 am
New York May / 10 am ST Paul May %. 10 a N
ST. Paul May s. 10 am st Louis. june ). 10 an
St Louis. May Is, 10 ain y. York.June i, ieanl
RED STAR LINE
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
keRsington.A Apr. 81, noon Frieslsnd.-aiay S. noon
iceland May / noon Southwark May H. noon
New twin screw steamers calling ct CherbOurg-
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers II and Is. N & New York Once, =
Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 ST NM.
Or C. ". Moss. 1fI1 St NV.
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Pianos. So n1onthLY.

Secure one of those superb square pianos we
are selling at great reduction Special reduced
terms s. monthly :. G. SMITH, I22j Pa ave.
mI9-tf
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

For sALE-HOUSEs.
FOR SALE-Sig0 cash aRd SD monthly buys six
room modern brick; price =, 100 ". {. HAI.DE-
MAN. IL I4th 81 90.
FOR sALE-LoveI- cottage. seven large rooms.
Tot JJSIj0. cellar. city improvements. clos. 20
cars location Brooklaud; s.. 80. so CASH bal
anee like rent Apply To iI1 NV Mos
FOR sALE-Love!y six-r0om aud reception hall
bay window brick: HeU; very latest improve
lEent~: side alley: only $500. Northwest: 500
cash, balance ike Eeat. Apply to lI4 g NV.
u2o-S
FOR SALE Nice building lot on LouehIarou-sh
Road near ii iSconSjn ave: - f. front By 40
deep. y. loo cash; also 55 IT, trent by 20 on
iSuousin ave; also several small houses CHEAP
J. \ HEENAN I25- 82d 81 mlg-3
FOR SALE-OnIy 8. 100; SIX rooms bath. and
cellar. all modern improvements; central l0cz-
ton Northeast; cost - so; his i i 5argsIn.
JAMES 4 EAHIId. 1905 + 81 IVA. MISC
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EACHANGE-FhTee well rented houses,
northwest and southeast, viii exchange for i'm
proved suburban country property. prices
respectively $, 500, 5000, and 81, 200 GEO. W
LINKJSS- 500 18th st. NV m7-2w
FOR SALE-BECYCLES
FOR SALE-Three gents higII-grsde bicycles;
good as new; very cheap 2I5 9Th st. NV. m1s-3
FOR sALE-Lady's Trinity bicycle, So; cost SIS.
l26 z st, NV mIs-S
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FOR SALE OR RENT-uoUsEs.
THOS, {, WAGGAMAN,
9l7 F Street ~. w.
SoUTHE AST-
FOR SALE-N0RTHEAsT.

SOUTHF NST-
90 1irant st. Anacostia irame, 7r bath. n l.
9-'OO0' price less than cost; built BY owner
FOR SALE-NORTHWEST.
li59 and I16I 10th St store aud dwell
-S- prompt tenant So
iiOo ISL h. 5r, water and sewer..-..----- S'+''
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HELP wAxTED-FEMALE.


WANTFn-WbIte woman FOR general Homework
Apply between AMI II O'Clock Monday morning
BIZ 9Th st NV co..
WANTED-ReliahIe woman for cook and general
housework. references required Call at 1904 /
Bacon st. NV I
WANTED-A girl for general houscwerk; one to
stay nights Apply 90 1921 Sth ST NV el
WANTFD-CoIoreI girls to learn tailor system.
taught drafting. Designing cutting, and making
SIS 81 NV Ell
WANTED-Expe-ienccd woman to 90 general
hoUsework: wages So l7G6 n 81 nv e2o-3
WANTED-Experienced waist and skirt hands at
So 10Th ST. nw. Gail after O'Clock this evening.
WANTED-Cook and chambermaid; stay nights
2l2 II St NV. MI
WANTED-Thrce good coat makers Call third
floor. 522 9th St nj
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taiIores~: steady work
and good wages Call. third floor 52S 9th St
NV mi
WANTED-Two girls. plain cook. SIS: waitress.
SIS; private family; also laundTgSSes- Enquire
l635 nth St NV mi
WANTED-Young lady as typewriter for Office
work. > week. 80 NV, second floor MI
wANTED-white cook. - month: also chamber
maid for Atlantic City. 1900 New York ave. NV
WANTED Experienced sewing girl: come pre-
pared TO work; also apprentice. 922 + st. NV,
top fat. nj
WANTED a nice colored woman to mind baby
for good home Call 1910 East Capitol st.
m2O-3
WANTED-GirI for general homework: two in
family; go home nights: wages S.. 3I4 9th St
WANTED HaIt-gTown girl for light housekeep-
ing. Iol6 18th ST NV eIS-s
wANTED-First-class hands on coats and skirts
st SSHIRIz. opposite the Arlington Hotel eI9-5
WANTED-Working housekeeper in large first
class boarding house; must be useful IN al
departments; state experience, reference, and pay
expected Address Bon 49, this Office ml9-3
WANTED-A colored woman fer plain cooking
at IA / st. eIs-3
WANTED-White vegetable cook s. week and an
assistant -; also German houseH2iG, today
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and Pa. ave.
eIs-S
WANTED-A settled white nurse for two little
girls; che who Is willing 10 leave the city; refs
REQUIRED Apply 392 Ind ave eIs-2
WANTED-Young ladies to learn barber trade:
paid while learning 4l2 10Th St NV miss
WANTED Niddle-aged white woman for general
Homework small family: 10 go to country Ad-
dress u C., Fraser P O., Va MISS
wANTED-GirI for general hoalsework I52s 9Th
st NV MISC
HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
SANTED-ThOse seeking positions with refer
ehces and small fees, at OFFICE sos AZ st. NV.
al
HOME work for men and women . to s. week
ly, working evenings. some to copy letters
close stamp; work mailed application EAGLE
MFG CO. Toledo O nj
REVIVAL meetings continue StereoDtic0n pic
lures beginning next Tuesday night = Hez
Sven. pastor Second Baptist Church Auditor
iuHl. 18th and Va ave Sc nj
NENTED-First-cIass bushelman: also female
shirt waist maker WI SCHWARTZ. If1G
Conn ave. mTg-2
wANTED-AGESTs.
WANTED Salesman: SO monthly and expenses:
permanent PERRY NURSERY CO, Rochester,
y Y MI
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

-FoUEG PARROTS. singing eaaaries, hooking
birds. dogs, cats, rabbits. gold Bsh, etc; cata-
iogue FIRE SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. az 18th 81
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FOR EXCHANGE,

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-20

lNTFn-White woman for general homework
-PPIy between @ AMI II O'Clock Monday morning
L 9Th St NV CO.
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PIANO AND ORGAN tuning. $50; factory ex-
pert JAS R. DJ RTTY. 3o5 18th st. Sc e29-5
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOMS AND BOARD. first class; adults. % Sd
St e2)-$
FOR REM euIy- painted and papered rooms
with OF without board; everything first class;
splendid location 4I2 9Th st. e2o-tf
FRONT room: excellent board two $50 week;
also room, board. two >; single, $50. 1902 9Th
81 NV mzt-S
ROOMS Win BOARD. SIG month 8o2 Il St
NV el9-3
FOR REST-With board, second and third foor
rooms 72I East Capitol st. mI9-3
LARGE front room; excellent board; for two
S3s l265 st. MOS
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. with CT with
out board els St W miss
NEAR Capitol and Library. desirable rooms; very
reasonable. 30 LIST ST ne elS-3
NICE ROOMS. excellent board; moderate rates
100 st NY eIS-3
FOR RENT-Two front rooms. with board; South
ern cooking 80 North Capitol St elS-3
FIRST CLASS BOARD. two meals day. So. SIS
4th 81. NV miss
NICE ROOMS. with good board; one block from
Capitol los I'd st mI5-5
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without board
go Mass ave MISS
LARGE FRONT alcoye room, with board for two;
other rooms. 1914 18th st. NV eI5-7
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Through trains from the South arrive Washing
lon $40 an 6-52 am I-S5 j. m daily, S-i0 PM
md SO m daily. From Harrisouburg u:SI
n week DAYS and $40 pm daily From Char
.ottesyiIIe SIS am and $40 pm daily
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WANTED-ReliahIe woman for cook and general
homework references required Call at 4o+
Bacon & NV el
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OR RENT-FARMs

Or RENT Small fsru at 'ForeStvilie, Md; good
Use and outbuildiugs rs d ST. ne m20-S
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NANTED-A girl for general hou-cwerk; one to
stay nights Apply 80 1921 Stb ST NV el
WANTED-Colored girls to learn tailor system;
taught drafting designing, cutting, and making
SIS C. 81 NV ell
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BUILD on good ground, 500. worth $50 O. be-
tween 18th and 18th: I7X6s; southeast HUTCH
ERSON 1891 nth ST Sc e1U-S
FOR SALE-A choice building lot 18th ST
and Columbia road; lines and handsome i'm
pTgvemeuts
miss LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKER, go F st. NV.
FOR SALE-0ue of the cheapest lots in The
Northwest section; surrounded by desirable i'm
grOyeinsHts. terms easy.
mIs-3 LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, go F 81. NV
FOR SALE-Tw9 lots. Woodside, Nd Address
c. II. 5. 1910 + St NV. milf
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WANTED-Exclange goId-flled watch for ge
tleman's bicycle. address BOX I53, this offc
nj
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Leave Washington SOL a m d2iiy. Lac p n
,reek DAYS and 5:S5 .. II. Sundays for Blue
mort. 6:25 p m Saturdays and ABS p m week
dars and II.2G .. m Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS only Tor Leesburg. 6:25 p n. week days TO
Herndcn.
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WANTED-To buy. house. $1,000 10 $500 casl
Northeast preferred Address BOX Il5, this o
fee ul20-3
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PIANO VIOLIN LESSONS. C5r-Not
q cheap grade teacher but a big reduction OF
regular professors rates. to give everybody
chance to try this professor of ability exper-
fence, with excellent testimonials. Address
CITY P o. Box ~ Mes
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wAxTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-Ise OF a buggy horse for its keeping
BY responsible party address BOX ~ this Of
fee mIg-S
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-A bargain for lady. very pretty
horse. phaeton buggy and harness. every thing
complete have To sell as / am leaving the CitY-
drop postal and l VIII drive him anywhere to
be seen Address Box I5T, this Office. eos
TOR SALE-Horse. wagon, and harness. STORE
corner ID and SIS m20-3
FOR SALE-Oue secondhand plaaeton in perfect
order so also very fine high grade rubber tire
buggy. used only few times, .or which Tca-
sonable offer WIZ he refused; also elegant cut
under canopy top surrey; must be sold today
DoNNEN STABLES, 1872 / 81. nv. MOS
FOR SALE-CI,eaP- CoruIrsy buggy Coal Yard
1th 81 and Maryland ave ne els
FOR SALE-CheaP. oHe-hor5e wagon only SIS.
At Coal Yard, 2Dl1 Il St nv elg-S
FOR SALE-Cheap, pacing horse. harness. and
Funahout- Si5 Pa ave NV. ml9-3
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Nex canopy OF ex-
tension top surreys SOS COGSWELL. 200 18th
ST NV MISS
Fer SALE-Ilardsome now set hand made silver
mounted carriage trap harness SO, worth
SiG0. also set full Nay buggy harness, gold and
rubber mounted, SIS COGSW ELL, 20g IIth st
NV miss
FOR sALE-Two good grocery horses. so each;
call quick GROCERY, Il2 F st. NV. mIg-3
FOR sALE-Four head horses, suitable for de
j, cry or driving horses GIs c St nw- mI9-s
Fer SALE-Horse. surrey, and harness. I2z7 C
ST eI8-S
FOR sALE-Cood, sound family horse. Rear OF
81 II 81. ne miss
$50 Runabouts -----.-----.--- So 80
$50 Rubber-tire Top Buggies- SIS
50 Top BUggIeS. so
80 Grocery Wagons sos
so Buggy Harness 49, 800 -SI4
SO English Trap OF Surrey 50
Traps from 50 up; standing-top business
rbaeton, S257 canoPy-toP buggy, So fine doc
tors buggy. So: surrey So We have the
largest stock OF up-tu-date harness in the city:
ctr prices cannot &c beat we can furnish YOU
any style vehicle wanted and viii exchange for
ANYTHING YOU have painting and repairing.
Il " ROBINSON & co,
332 New Jersey ave NV
MIS- Phone East SOD.
FOR sALE-Cbcap; bay mare I7I5 Fla ave
~" nIs-S
FOR SALE-rsir good mules. wagon. and har-
neS>. heavy horse, cart, and harness. push cart
chains. sIIovcls picks 1860 Il St miss
ron sALE-Top wagon; cheap. good condition.
eS4 New Jersey ave NV miss
GREAT BARGAINS to be positively sold; twenty
four horses. eight mares; been used II and about
ClTy- suitable tor AM business would make
excellent iaruI family horses; two good driving
mareS- two mares IN folI; also one trap; DO reJ-
sonable offer refused 2i2 ~ 81 ms. cTG-G
FOR sALE-Tiausoss and harness. SIS; good run
ming order gu 9ib 81. ne us!4-7
VEHICLES AND HARNESS
500 rIIbbeT-tire runaboufs. s75
SOS nickel surrey harness 81
Our styles were never finer nor designs more
artistic than we have incorporated IN our 1901
stock OF vehicles and harness
II you want to save big money On your We
hicles and harness be sure and see our great dis
play.
JAMES r. PROBEY
I22O 32d st NV
mh2s-lmo.e Phone West %
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FOR SALE-Sn1alI country homes: farms Of every
description: ali convenient TO Washington. WI.
Y ROBERTSON, Rockville Nd mIg-9
FOR SALE-Four acres; good land; four-room
dwelling: barn; stable; chicken house; near cleo
tri- cars; eiose to city; $1,000
DUCKETT & DENT, G25 F St
FOR SATELLITES acres. good land; six-room
dwelling: barn; chicken house; fruit; water; near
DUCKETT & DENT. 635 St.
FOR SALE Eight-room dwelling; new; nicely
arranged. fruit: one acre of land; near ears and
city; easy terms; $, 800
FOR sALE-Five-room dweIling; storage house;
stable: chicken house; large lot; fruit; water;
DUCKErT & DENT. go st.
FOR sALE-Acre lots; forest shade; high;
healthy: nicely located: near steam and electric
cars. easy terms: money to build.
miss DUCkETF q DENT, 635 F St
FOR sALE-An acre lot on Blair road near Ia
ko1ua. street cars water and gas; also two acres
on BrightNood ave, just north Of Brightwo0d
MISS LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, $40 + st. NV.
FOR SALE Several desirable lots. and also a
veTy attractive house in TakOma; water. sewer.
and gas
raIs-9 LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, go F st. NV.
FOR sALE-suburban homes, NV. near Tenley-
town y fine cottages: some Of them have never
been occupied; in 50 days the most Of them will
be sold: never such bargains offered before IN the
NV; see them now; prices s.. 800 to 5000. T J
GILES, 92S St NV. mh3-ti
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1901-10-12

A8COE vas poIu III NEW 1UrA Clsy VA
March 81, 1873. the Oldest son OF John
Jacob Astor. He was married IN 1873
TO Mary Dahlgren Paul, Of Philadel-
phia, who. through her mother. was de-
seconded from the American naval
hero, Dahlgren. Mr.. Aston occupied
q few public offices under the Ameri-
can government. He served as a mem
Der Of the New York legislature In 1S7s
and in 1881. and he was United States
minister TO Italy from 1882 to 1885. He
had lived much in England, and about
ten years ago he started The Pail Mall
Magazine and purchased The Pail Mail
Gazette. Since then he has lived AL
most entirely in the British isles.
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SAYINGS anl DOlAdS
AnorcAism and Asheisr,.

Anarchists are always atheists.
Their fundamental proposition That
there Is no rishtful government bssins
with the assertion that there IL no
God. II there Ia no God there u no
moral government of the world. and
In the general chaos it ID every man
for himself II anarchy has any logic.
anything beside its brutal hatreds.
that ID It -
When that typical anarchist, the un-
savory Johann Most, was In Chicago,
in q 1seeting of anarchists. speaking
freely In German, he declared that the
FIRST thing they as anarchists had to
do was to destroy every altar. to ex-
tinxuish every religion, to tear God
down from the heavens" What right,
he said. would any man have to gov
ern other men unless God gave him
that right! Down with Cod" In
this Most was only rabid ecapo of
Karl Marx. The assassin q Prcsa-
dent Mckinley, like Emma Goldman.
has been blatant in protesting his ath-
eism. declaring Chat there IL no God.
that he has mo use for Cod"
It Ii \ remarkable fact. and one that
will mot soon be forgotten, that Just
when the assassin imagined he was
doing something to usher In the new
social condition. in which there would
be neither God nor government Of any
sort. there came from the heart OF the
president such an acknowledgment OF
God as had the effect to waken in the
hearts Uf all the people such q sense
Of the relation of God TO human az
fairs az had never before in our his
tory found more impressive utterance
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What Peary Hos Done.

The recent return Of the Peary re-
lief steamer Erik reveals the results
tof that .tndefatigable explorers labors
during the last two years. While he
has not yet succeeded In reaching the
pole, his achievements are consider
able and satisfactory. His greatest
success consists in having discovered
and scharted the northernmost island
Of the Greenland archipelago, which
rs also the most northerly known land
in the world. He has called the island
Melville Land, and expresses the belief
that there Is no land anywhere lying
nearer the pole. With pardonable
pride the lieutenant ocongratulates the
Peary Arctic club ION the fact that,
through its fundamentally. the most
northerly cape Of Greenland has been
lifted .out of the Arctic mists and OBJ
security" Henceforth the Biographies
will no longer print the map Of Green
land without northern boundaries.
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This IL the title which the musician
depicted IN the accompanying sketch
has selected for himself. No other ar
tist n capable of playing 10 many DIFF
ferent Instruments at the same time.
For some years past he has been at
tracing attention on the continent
by his wonderful feats, and has Of
fered to pay any person E500 who can
succeed in Initiating him. 30 far NO
one has accepted his challenge. II.
Malboech Is capsule Of staying Is
many as thirteen instruments-the
piano. cornet pfaton, clarfast. violin,
chime Of forty bells. the bass drum.
symbals. trianzles. two kettle drams.
tabor and caafanetA By means Of his
hands he plays either the piano or ths
clarinet and piano Ut the same time,
but more generally tie cornet piston
and piano. The left hand. used for
the latter instrument. actuates the
chimes also. The secondary instru-
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.Sefk As. Afafn.

Seth Low. who is again a candidate
for mayor Of Greater New York. this
time at the head OF the ticket named
by the committee Of eighteen ct the
fusion forces Of the city. has come ia
represent the independent element OF
New York eftizenshiD by kind Of ira
dition. Mr.. Lows name. in a way. il
q synonym for COED government and
an antonym Tor corruption. Since 1889
he has been at the head Of the Colum-
bia university, and h one Of the very
few prominent educators OF the coun-
try who have found time to take an
active part in politics and stand rs a
candidate for mayor In a city Of the
frst class. Mr.. Low was elected may
or of Brooklyn In 1881 and reelected
with gratifying results. In 1897 he
was nominated by the Citizens Union
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.Onelof the new corners writes to As
home paper from Romeo, Conejos coun-
ty, mi the sunny San Luis valley. e
follows: Some very large crops are
being harvested In this section and ev-
erythIng indicates success. Lan0
around Romeo has advanced from nfty
to go per cent. in value In the past
eighteen months. Still think splendsd
opportunities are open for those VINO
wish to better themselves in the way
of farms and homes There are Good
ranges for stock raising and the noun
tains are full of timber. Sawed lumber
Ia laid down at this point for $i2 per
thousand" For further particulars ad-
dress Zeph. Chas. Felt GO2 Roaton
Building, Denver, Colo.