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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia-Special term for Orphans Court bust
ness.-In re the estate of John II. Butler de-
ceased; Ne. lG24a:--Appeation having been made
to this court. holding special term for Orphans
Court business for the probate Of the last will and
testament of John II. Butler, deceased. by Thomas
H. Wright and James f.. Garner. surviving -execu-
tors; and 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that citation duly issued, and returned
not TO be found. to the herinafter named per-
sons, 1t 10 this 25th day Of September, A. D. 1901,
ordered that notice be. and it is hereby given to
Chloe E. Carpenter, Sarah A. Proctor Ellen n
Butler, Charles T. Butler: William a. Butler,
James Il. Butler, John ID. Butler, Mary d. Butler
Louisa C. Butler. George Butler Charles j. Butler
and Sarah F. Brooks. and also to the unknown
heirs and next Of kin Of said decedent and to all
others concerned to appear in said court on the
both day of October, AID. 1901. at 10 O'Clock a u
to show cause why said application should not be
granted. This netee shall le printed in the Wash
fngton Law Reporter and The Evening Star once q
week in each OF three Successive weeks bpfere the
return day in said notice mentioned. the first pab
licatiOn to be not less than thirty days before said
return day. By the Court: f. +. BINGHAM, Chief
Justice. JOHN r. ROUZER, Acting Register ~
Wills. B. r. LEIGHTON, Attorney for Applicant
se261aw3w
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Gen. Chaffee Reports Victims OF Dis
ease and Violence.

ten. Chafee Reports Victims OF Dis
ease and Violence.
Gen. Chaffee. under date Of August 10.
reports the following deaths in the Philip
pines since August 5:
Dysentery-Grant Greenberry, C. 2sth In
fantry, Bani. Luzon. August 3: Frederick
E. Weseman. n. 10th Infantry, first re-
serve hospital, August /; Henry Thomas.
musician, b. 25th Infantry. Palsulg. Luzon.
August ,; William T. Smith. d, 2lst In
fantry. Sta Tomas. Luzon, July 25: David
M. Scott, A, ath Infantry. hospital No. 5.
Manila. July Is: William G. Perry. sergeant,
ID, 4th Cavalry, Namespaean, Luxon. July
Is; Michael Murray. L. 4th Infantry, Sta
Mesa Hospital. August 6: Frank A. Lewis,
E. 9th Infantry, San Fernando Luzon July
81; Andrew Z. Larson. corporal, c. I'D In
fantry, hospital No. .. Manila. July 81:
Charles T. Harrison. c. Goth Infantry, VI
ga Luzon. August B. Reuben Harris y,
18th Infantry, Palsuig, Luzon July 30.
Drowned-John Noight. b. 10th Infantry.
Echegue; Luzon, July 26 tbody not recoy-
ered); Thomas Nicholson. NJ, gth Cavalry,
Sta. Rita, Samar fbody recovered, July 2s:
Joseph NJ. Keyes. B. 3oth Infantry. Boac,
Martinique (body recovered), July p:
Frank Fry, farrier. L, 10th Cavalry, Rio
Gandara- Samar Cbody recovered). June ~
Suicide tgunshot wound in head)-william
d. Routh. L, Sd Cavalry. Dingras Luzou,
August 5; Richard A. RowIey, G. 9Th In
fantry Aringay, Luzon. August 5: Lewis
Richards, L. 18th Infantry. Dumarso. Pa
nay. July q.
b Alcoholism-MichaelC C. o'NeiI. IL. I'd Cav
airy. Cabugoa. Luzon. July Is. Herman
Wilke, sergeant. III. l2th Infantry. Dagu-
pan, LuZon. July %.
Typhoid fever-Giibert Scruggs corporal
hand 9Th Cavalry, Neuva Caceres. Luzon.
July 30.
Variola-Philip Oliver. sergeant II, ?th
Cavalry, Guinebatan, Luzon. July -.
Measles-Walter f. Sharp. M 9Th InfaR-
try, Candon, Luzon, July Is.
Scierosis of liyer-George S. Johnson, l.,
2lst Infantry. Atimonan, Luzon. July ~.
Septicemia-John Wortz. /, LIST Infantry.
Calbayoc, Samar. July II.
Pneumonia-Burnett A. Mcintyre l. oath
Infantry. Rosales Luzon. July -.
Malarial fever-James Culliney. +, 18th
Infantry, Daet, Luzon, July II.
Diphtheria-Nirgil NJ. Winget. /, 18th ln-
fantry. Ligao, Luzon. August T.
Purpura observation-disclosures q. MIS-
bet, Hospital Corps. Sta. Mesa Hospital.
August 6.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
foundations for masonry bridge Rock
creek on the line of Connecticut avenue extended
Office Of the Commissioners, ID. c., Washington
D. c. September 21. 1901.--Sealed proposals viii
be received at this office Hn:il TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH. 1901
for the construction of foundat ions for lnasoary
bridge across Rock creek the line of Connecti-
cut avenue extended. Blank forms Of proposal Is.
obtained at the Office of the Engineer Commission
er y. c. II. B. F. MCFARLAND. JOHN W.
ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH. Commissioners, DC
se256t
OFFICE OF THE -C0AIsiISS. .ONERs,. WASH
this Office until TWELVE NJ. on SEPTEMBER
TWENTY EIGHTH. 1901. for laying concrete foors
In Manual TRIMMING School No. 1, fth street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest. Blsnk forms Of
proposals ani reformation may be obtained at the
office Of the Inspector of Buildings The right .s
reserved to reject any all bids. Proposals must
be inciosed in an envelope marked to Indicate the
Enclosure. Proposals for Laying Concrete Floors
in Manual Training School No: /" II. F. MAC
BEACH Commissioners d. c. se20-6t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
ington. ID. c., September 10. 1901.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office until TWO
O'CLOCK PM TUESDAY. OCTOBER EIGHTH
1901, for photolithographing and printing maps Of
the land states and insular possessions, and for
producing and defaced official plats Of sur
yeys. etc. during the present fiscal year The
right Is reserved to reject any and all bids Speci-
dcations for the work with form Of proposal may
be had application. The bidders are invited to
be present at the opening. HISGER HERMANN,
Commissioner. se12th It
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CENSUS STATISTICS.
Report on the Manufacturing Indus
tries OF Oregon

Report on the Manufacturing Indus
tries OF Oregon
A preliminary report on the manufactur-
ing industries of Oregon has been ISSUED by
the census Office The figures. with per
centages OF increase since 1880, follow:
ESTABLISHMENTS, 3.oes, lncrase, 1o2.7 per
cent; capital. S33, ,422 1893. increase per
cent: average number of wage-earners, H.
236, increase rs per cent; total wages,
s., 3s3333 43s3. a decrease of 12s per cent; mis-
cellaneous expenses, 81 2s2,195 increase.
GA per cent; cost of materials used. s2e.-
099, SIS, increase 19.s per cent; value of
products, including custom work and re-
pairing SAG, 900, 5s7. increase. IL per cent
The city of Portland shows a capital of
Sl3, ,331, 500, a decrease OF 2o.9 per cent; es-
tablishments. 1,o64, increase 81 per cent.
and value of products, S2S.45l1S2. a de-
crease of IS per cent The total wages
show a decrease of 30 per cent.
A report has also been issued giving the
male population of Tennessee, Texas and
Utah They are classified under four
heads: School age, militia age, voting age
and foreign-born males. as follows:
Tennessee-School age, 7s0,<2l; militia
age, 3S4, ,2i9: voting age, 4S7 $50; foreign
born males 9,G41.
Texas-School age, l2l5.634: mi lila age,
500. 22i; voting age. I31,1es; foreign-born
males, 81, ,169
Utah-schooa age. loe.s13: militia age.
IS. 755; voting age, 67,l72; fore:gn-bern
males, 1928.
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Sale of .Pan-Am." stamp. to stop.

The Post oface Department has issusd
special notice to all postmasters announcing
that the sale OF postage stamps OF the
Pan-Amerioan Issue VIII be discontinued at
the ciose of business October 81, with the
close of the exposition. November AL
Pan-AmeFican stamps on hand at every
post Office win be sent by registered mail
for credit, to the department here Pan
American stamps In the hands OF the pun
lie win continue TO be good for postage
Indefinitely
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FOR RENT-BY wESCol
1907 Pei
9OI 18th. Tor. 2b, mi. SD. ~
Gil lgth lVr. ID. mi $50. ~
1Ol2 lTta. l2r. 2b. mi 50. IS
3lOo Newark. CleFe
PIX, lOr. b. eel. mi 40. 81
lI4s Oregon aI. IIr. IS. 10
SVO 21st. l2r. b, mi. 40 30
les 18Th. Or. .b.mi. 1850
1882 z. llr, b. eel. nj. "a. 50
ia 18th. LIT. b. Gel. mi35. s3
SUl2 Dumb av, Sr.
b, eel. mi. .3. 20
lila 11th. 10r. b. mi .3J. 30
yll I'd. Sr. .b.ceI. MI 30 80
llUINli nv. .Tr. b. mi. 81. so
1915 NJ, Or, b, eel. .2S 30
ll2S 18th. Or. b. mi IS 80
1906 X gnan. .Gr. b. mi2...50
2+25 X. Sr. b. W. g. 20. so
c. I'd. Or, b. NIL Is. so
4ls nth, RIB. mi. 1850
3D. I'D. Or. W, g.. 16-50
- Defrecs, Or. b. mi. .i5. %
-6OG Ia av. Or. w--.I5.5O
iUO5 ith Sc. G:. b. mi lj 80
.GJsh l. Ir, sta, w.15.30
lJlO Erie. 7r. Y--..l5-30
1854 18th. 5r. w---.i5-3J
SIS 2+th, 5r. w-....l4.3u
6O5 10Th, Or. w.--..l3.5 80
.l+I D. 6r. w.-....l0.5e
s3i 2ith, Sr. w----12-5U
1857 l7th, rr. ir.w.l l2.Ol
22S 81 Paufs ct.5r.ll.5o
lO52-G4 Both. .5r, eel. w1O.5g
ll3 Fassel's CT. .6r.WI0. ~
se2i-tf
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II & WILCOX.
ina ave.
FURNISHED.
ieio 10th. lar. 2b $3.50. 90
FLATS.
1871 Goth, Sd II, Or. b$JJ. 90
1871 Dtt. 6r, b, mi. 40. 90
2422 Pa ay, 4r. b. -. 90
$50 10th, Ir. b. mi. i..ls.3O
1915 t, 3&4 rs. b, fur &
unfur, SO, So, $50,
S35. $40.
OFFICE ROOMS.
4SG La ay. heated. $500
! iS2 La av. heated. 1000
1871 10th. Office, heat. 30
STORES.
ls0ol'a av, ,2r. eel miS65. 90
l:rD2 Ia nv. sto, 4r.35.50
1851 80 sd. ige rm j. 90
1911 Pa av,lr.eel. w 80. A
Biac ksmith shop, bet
13&2o, L&N. 80. 90
2lo 1ith. ir. sta. ,g.%. 90
eS6 2ith, ,2r&sto. w,g 80
2JO3 N. sto&2r- 90
lI55 L, sto, eel. ....I5.50
1918 NJ, lr. eel. W. .15. 90
1906 lIth- shop. .---l0.00
STABLES.
1912 G.2s. ch,l.w.g.S15.00
18th, 18th. L, 81. los
and Side lot. ...-..l5.Q
i:2, 18th. r'r, 4s.
VT, j. ya. w..-...1o.00
Tl6 10th (rr), 3s, VT,
| ]. w 1000
ls.3-3l l. 5r. w.--..7.0
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ACCOUNTANTS.

=. n BATE1
3Al11e Aecunntazf snd And11ur,
8eum no. 8a1h1Agfnn 2aan an1 1s1st b113dinG
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FOR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE 3-STORY AND
press-brick hoase. near Lincoln Park, SIS month;
white cOlOred tenants Apply EARLY &
LAAFTON 615 14th st. W. se2p-St
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press-brick house. near Lincoln Park, SIS month:
LkaPToN si5 G4,h st. NV. seao-st
stosr. .oI sta NV 81, 90 1901 Clifton NV. .so 90
il5i NV $1,000 400 400 NV NV, iGra, ioras. 1915 100
iS ls ID ls.h 6f s 1sll GoTs 49, 90
seI-ist' TYLER & RUTHERFoRD 1907 st.
FOR RENT-BY b. y. SAUL IL COR TrHSI, X "
62l 7th .stA1 ir $4,000 Brightwood av op-
6th&P NV. sto&dw $50 house and and u sit she'd d.
GI9 VI NV, 9r&b.. $3.50 pump. stable and
& oatbgLidinss, nr lol5 hin aw.stSci ls.sS
18th ne 800 ls1i5s .th. stoSir. 1880
1908 9Th nwsto eel - = 20 20 Rear e2T ]
lS0s Riggs NV 9r&bS,5 % 1T0i y ar. sto. :. is 90
il5 NV. 9rSxb ste 70 % ll6 Pierce NV. 6r&wl4.00
1888 18th nv. .i0r&b3o 90 43T NV. sto. .I2.50
2o0I II NV. 9r&b 30 70 1904 Sd Sc. srlw,. 100
1901 Tth NV 4r&b q p so 1883 sth NV store u 90
4S7 Q NV. Tr&b. . so stab mr. I2tb&F NV 10 90
g06 Sd NV. Sr&b. . so i56 franklin store 100
HIS Tth NV. .st&dw g. so 44T n av store. 1000
go 18th me- sr&b. 2l so ioS5 Ith NV. basnt. 500
1893 9Th NV. GrSb. 20 20 235 Pomeruy. store 500
4S5 NV, or&sta- 20 10 !52 NV. on rs, s. & g
lSii 9Th Rw. 6rSb .lSOO ZIG llth NV shop I'd rs 90
ls2lh wltberGertc J97 80
Otiare rms al ole r ST NV, steam heat. se2l-n
FOR RENT - 1856 ST. NV. COR. CONN.
ave: three stories and basement; rooms;
AM; sswly papered and painted; sloo.
rooms. bath; ami: S4o50.
se2l-tf.6 JAMES F. SHEA. 6is La. ave. NV.
I.91 E9n EFSI cs s92s s2 ca@Hgs p Or : g
1924 L ST. I2r. ba. 1890 1910 9Th 6r 20 80
1913 nv. Vr. ba. 1000 l2fs G, 3r ba dat 90
ISIS 81. ar. ba- -35 50 1905 llth ST 3r IG 90
.lG5 4 81. ar&ba 33 20 Offices IN Metzerott bldg.
1io6 o. 6E ba. -30.50
seIs-tf GAScH BROS. 1907 st.
FOR RENT-DEEBIE & CO.. 1919 ST
b29 II av, 9rab- .<SO.OU 1921 n ii av 6r&b as 80
2ss,o st, iir. 2b. Il9 9th ne. .sr. b stab 30. so
steam heat. 1000 l346 III ne fats Ar b. l6. 90
lOs6-3s-3o SD NV. 1919 F. Office rs, ,S5& 90
stable water. .30.00l ses-tf
FOR LEAsE-TO REsPoNsIBLE PARTY ONLY
Close CaDirOl. railroads of
That excellent hotel OF 50 rooms formerly known
as the Kenmore" The name will be changed.
Inspection By permit only. For terms apply to
p. J. wALSHE. ga st. DIV se13-fzt
FOR RENT-HANDSoME HOUSE NEAR DUPONT
Gdrcie IS feet front; steam heated: $500 year.
Apply EARLY & I-AMPTON. elb 18th st. s.W.
seli-l3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE HAVE SOME WELL-L0CAT-
ed city property that l exchange for good
furniture a piano. Address Box 222. Star Of
fee. se25-3ts
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w. r. Speare.
nderf q kap Sc rr1horr,or

Everything strictly nrst-cisss and on the moe
reasonable terms Telephons call aSo ,az-lotf
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FOR RENT-HANDSoME HOUSE NEAR DUPONT
Carrie: IS feet front: steam heated: $500 ysae.
Apply EARLY & I.AMPT0N. elb 18th st n-W.
self-l3t
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PROFESSIONAL.

SCALP TREATMENTS - SHAMpOoI>C HAIR
dressing given at private homes: reduc~d- t,races
for schools. Adsirrss Boa So. Station H. MIS-.
A. r. BARTTETT. srsl 81.
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FOR RENT-DEEBIE &
s29 II / aT. 9r&b. .<5o.OV
22gio y st. iir. 2b.
steam heat 90
iO35-3S-5o SD NV.
stable. water. 80 90
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FOR RENr-BY wESCoTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave.
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FOR LEAsE-TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY ONLY
Close to Capitol railroads and center of city
That excellent hotel Of 50 rooms formerly known
the Kenmore" The name will be changed.
Inspection By permit only. For terms apply to
z. ] WALSHE. ga = 81. NV. se13-12t
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postsge-Stsmp kaiIi.

Millions upon millions ~ nov
crisp currency bills are being turn
ed out by the bureau % engraving
and printing 70 replace ths defacsd
and worn out Ereenbacks which are
constantly coming back into the
treasurer. 70 be eveutuaify ground
and smashed up into puip. Haze
printing presses are constantly A.
work IN the steel protected rooms q
the treasury dsp@rtmsnh n -. IN
fact. safely estimated that by thN
close - the present year these press
- viii have turned cut enough u
greenbacks 10 furnlsh each 81 the
ss.eoO,oqo Inhabitants % this land
with about 80 each. This means
that ip7.s0o.001 crisp. new bills Of
various denominations viii be used.
In the matter OF postage STAMPS.
the fieures are even more enormous.
u IN estimated that on ar averng &c
every man. woman ana child IN the
United states ptll use finy-thrss
postage stamps during the year Is0i.
" OF them being of the popular !.
cent denomination. The total num-
Der consumed VIII - over 1000 600 900
and nearly 1000 600 900 % these viii
be Of thu i-ccnt variety. One per
Nfh W.T. bt every N"fi VIII A*an Aies
cial delivery letter in the course %
the present year
Cuba. IN 1901. viii require about
1900. coo ordinary stamps. with i0d.-
600 special deliveries. al ~ which
will be turned out az Uncle Sans
money nin 81 Washington. Ths
Philippines all uss hl0oe,0o0 stamps.
Porto Rico. 400 Don. ard Guam IN.
90. OF course. Guam. Porto Itic1
and the Philippines have no stamps
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ORIGIN or the HISS.

There Is not an actor. an actress.
vocalist. or other public performer,
fncfufinx the politician. hut must
BE- interested IN the hiss and It's orr
gin.
Dr. AlnslIe Hollis. in tire Human
Harlan. tells, under the title 81 Be
fore Babel 81 his researches IA 90
the prevfiing language before the
.1confuriun 81 Tongues"
Referring 10 the aforesaid ave-
sona@ weird. he writes. Perhaps the
oide~t sounds in animated nature.
~ Il undoubtedly Il one u the sim
psesf 70 produce.
''N0calixed IN the English hiss fhlst.
hushl We md the pure sibiiant adj
opted by beasts. birds and reptiles
as an oppressive 81 the warning In
times Of stress.
Even the cr,Ixtacean cirrhlpees
can produce the sound when there
f. an adjacent source 81 danger. al
though they are not SUPPLIED with a
proper vocal apparatus.
Besides acting as a warning note
20 its own kith. some predatory anil
rnals, a., for Instance. some ~ the
smaller carniv0rea and certain
snakes. utter the sound In a miuat-
orr manner % ward on Objectionable
intru6ers from their faIrs
l-Equivaient IN the former case %
the expressions. Keep quiet stand
sflI.' a hiss n construed Ia ita more
widely known sense among animals
Of different species as Come for
ward At your perii'-tnp pressing a
visitor IN search 81 Hospitality much
in the same way a. did the legend
Cave canern'-on the threshold Of a
Roman mansion
The article concludes aagefyi Our
English hiss u mainly restricted 20
the use ~ dissatisfied piaygoers.
The sound here retains its primitive
rneaninF-a warning note"
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WILL ERECT
A BUILDING
Chamber Of Commerce TO Have Its
Own Home.

The chamber VI commerce viii
build It's own home. This was prac-
tlcally decided az the meeting late
yesterday afternoon. After the en-
precision Of opinion had shown the
members to be unanimous Ia favor
OF building, a committee vas APP
pointed 10 inFeatiEhts the Melkte
proposition 10 acquire a 80 years
lease on the northwest corner -
Fret avenue and spring street.
The plan Was laid before the chs ~ .
brf n commerce - J. "a. Meikie, who
had tsun investigating Il for SEVERAL
months. The iot belongs 20 the Isu-
get Sound Miii Co. which agreed O.
eive lease for an annual rent Of I
per cent the value 81 the land. 10 ha
appraised aneN At the end Of each
10 years Mr.. Msikis proposed 10
street, n stone and brick building. riS
stories high, on Eaass=s @g=.ue. and
eight on Post street. and costing az
ieaat tTAeo0. The name would bs
the Chamber ~ Commerce Huttd-
lns" Nj Meikie believed the ofrieea
could be rented for enough 10 MAKE
IL a profitable Investment
General discussion followed. show +.
ina that all believed the company
could build. though 0rimth pavies
spoke against building on leaEst
aruunf.
Samuel Frausnthai suggested that
an uItiun OF purchase be Included In
the Ieans. JACOB Furth anid that
these objections wnud not apply 60
- long a lease. Many u the nnsst
buildings In San Francisco and East d.
srn cities werc erected on isas-
ed ground c. J smith. G =. Crane,
Andrew Knox. .. " elise. ". n.
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Theaters.

- Social Highwaynan" il a play
particularly well adapted TO the
Neil Company now playing AZ the
Grand. II must be acted b. gentle
men and gentlewonen. 10 requires
treatment of the most delicate
character: the Nell company can so
treat plays.
one might look for long time for
the moral. There n none unless ~
be that you should not steal from
your friends. and that n you DO.
you should not rescue young Wo-
men with whom you are In love and
who care not tot for you. from
Bhaky stone balconies. That IL
what Courtics Jaffray did and 81
course he was crushed by the fall
ing coping stone and killed. But.
after all, this was the most salts
factory ending. for with all his gem
tleness and his social accomplish
nenss, Jafray was In plain terms a
crook. That IL not a very pretty
word, but that IL just what he was,
n plain. everyday. common crook.
Briefly The Social Highwayrnan"
tells this story; that soeiety IN being
robbed right ana left by some one,
that the one 10 its most pettsd fav-
orite. Courtice Jafray IN Jaffray's
employ is jenkins Handy. an ex-
convict, whose one good trait ia a
ae--lxLs~ A~@~@k--- - 80 s.~~%--
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with apologies 60 kipiinHs HGypey
TraiiD
Ever the wild world over. lanr,
Ever Had's plan holds true
There b. a maid for avery lad
And no other one VIII DO,
Follow the Nnmany uattnran,
East % the centuries dawn.
over the road ~ years once more
To the day some lass was born.
Then on the road again. again
West 20 the sinking sun.
soon YOU Viii pass the lad Tor the
lass
Aud the fates shall make them one,
Her little feet viii pntter on
Ever the TRAN holds true
Mother may gHnrd her darling ward,
nut love viii have ita due
~aThmo Wynne.
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BISMARCK. n. -. March "a
Court officials and other prominent
citizens or Lisbon, tHfs state. have
wired 60 President Mckinley Bu
earnest petition FOR the pardon "
Alexander Mckenzie. who IL neW In
prison al San Fraucirro for contempt
~ court IN connection with the Nome
roceiyafuhip ehHee. II ~ understood
that similar action r. contemplated
from other sections OF thia state. hc-
Kanzie was at once time resident
OF North Bu0tu
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Princeton Wins II.

SIcW HAVEN. Conn, March 2s.--
The annual debate between Primo
Ton and Yale wac won by tho former
The proposition was
Resolved. that a system u Hubaid 2
les. other than transport mail sub
sidleR, should b. adopted by the Tn
tied states 60 encourage shipbuiid
Ing ana oceaulc trade" The Judges
rendered an unanimous decision
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Handy knows that Sonora Licla Ca
prices. also social leader, Who has
been robbed by lanray aud threat
ems him with exposure. hne herself
committed biAamy tniCe lot these
people. Afn1 theyN and he
threatens her with exposure aud 50
saves his master Then there II "a
spiritualistie seanca and lafYray's
most intimate friend. Merton Haf=
ley, n Indirectly accused. lie IL
summed by his friends, and Elinor
mrnhnm, who is half IA love with
him, Is bciuE turned from him, when
Ia1raN pleads FOR him and tells the
girl he u all that gentleman
should be, In the last act Harley
IL openly accused Of the crime ana
Inffrnv acknowledges his guilt and
then he is Killed In the manner al
ready described.
AZ Courtics Janray Mr. Mem
carried the entire play ON his shout
ders Atias-like, he stood erect IN
der hia burden. tt was en- almost
perfect performance Miss Chap
man made passionate and nttrac-
tive Sonora Caprlces. Miss Dean
Was sweetiy sympathetic as Ellnor
Rurnham. and Miss Forbes Was an
exceptionally beautiful and charm
ing Duchess ~ CiaYhorouEh Il It
necessary 90 add the men Of the
company were AZ their best To
nlght a bachelors Romance VIII
be played.
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or their own, properly speaking but
are supplied With the ordinary
United States stamps. altered Himp-
" BY the addition OF a word printed
across the face uf each one IN un
ornamental black letters, Thus ali
the Guam stamps have the word
Guam" marked on them. az n n
wesb Tor cancellation, ard the wntrd
PHILIPPINES makea our common
STAMPS ssrviotRhle Tor carrying natl
matter In Uncle SANS new Oriental
archipelago.
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Two Cents TO Cuba.

beginning April |, the domestic
postal rates win apply between THIS
country and OH points Ia cuba.
There has been Tor some time past
a demand fOr the abolition OF tnH
high rates now IN force between The
United States and cuba, and the gov
srnmsnt has made repeated pr9miseH
that the postal service would shortly
made a reduction
Notice VAS sent out today BY Post
master General Smith that the new
rates will 80 into effect on April ].
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MRS. NATION INvAOES KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON Ky. March "a Mira.
Carrie Nation has invaded the homs
Of Bourbon aud bowie knives. She
has taken her NE In her hands ani
entered the bluegrass state % Ken
lucky. She opened her lee1uring tour
at Lexington. The audience WAS
small composed mainly " women,
and not overly dsmonatrauve.
Last niHht the notorious emaahar
started on "a stunning tour. tier