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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-29


WANTED-At once. boy who can fed fast Job
press and wants TO learn printing trace FALYY
PRINTING Co3f@5$1 Pc ave eI
WANTrD-Ten 5coIorad drivers Apply 5 :
DASH & sons Cd and Florida ave ne cl
WANTED-Fjve painters at once. I2J7 Union St
sw: after p nor before a. m 81
WANTED-A respectable box about sixteen years
old. for cleaning up store and run c:~ands- Au-
ply 81 COS 9th st-Hw- el
WANTED-CoIored boy who understands cleaning
and pressing clothing SIl2 18th ST. NV el
" ANTEB-BOy about eighteen. for real estate
and Insurance Office; must be bright; low wages
to commence. T. '. EVANS. 1903 F ST. el
WANTED-White barber: steady work 3l5 C ST
NV eI
WANTEB-A nou-Jnion pluraber to work in the
suburbs: state wages ". E EIETT, Rockville,
Nd. nj
WANTED-Two walters cook. four dishwashers.
two bell boys three drivers. two farmers, porter.
house boys. SHACKLEFORDS. COS St NV MI
wANTED-Ne4f white boy to tend stand; age
fifteen 900 d st MI
wANTED-Coiored waiter: references BRES-
NAHAN. 426 9th st. NV mi
WANTED-Eyery gentleman out Of work to call
at the {. T. HUNTER NOVELTY COMPANY. 1l5
Pa ave NV mzg-2
WANTED-Hotel cook. SO month: driver. s.
week; also house boy; private family 5IJ 18th
st nj
WANTED-Colored house boy: also walters and
elevator boys for Atlantic City Apply 1900
New York ave. NV. MI
WANTED-Competent coIored man to drive and
make himself useful IN private house Address
with references and wages expected, bon 5l4
this Office nj
WANTED Butler for private family; also hotel
waiter and dshwasIler- Enquire 1885 18th St NV
nj
WANTED-Tyo men who can talk and well
known 10 business men. TO represent local bust
ness: salary from 50 to 80: state experience and
references address bon $40. this Office mss
wANTED-A shop boy. l7s8 Pa. ave NV nj
WANTED-A frst-cIass tailor Apply 1904 18th
ST nv. MI
WANTED man on truck farm Call at
S2If u ST NV m23-i
WANTED-Dish~asher at once go E NV nj
/ gANTED-Young man for steady position: horse
and buggy furnished 80 F nv, second floor
/ WANTED-A coIore4 boy TO make himself useful
about store; good city references required. Ap-
Ply f ROSE IIo9 f St nv mi
/ WANTED irst-cIass white barber: good wages
and steady job foF. the right man Apply 18th and
c SIS, NV mss
/ WANTED Tailors Apply VA. SCHWARTZ. II20
/ Conn ave mss
/ WANTED-TraveIer: also local agent to sell
/ grocery trade. Bon ), St Louis, No m2s-2
wANTED-Fnst-elass vhite barber; good wages.
/ WANTED-Young man for dry goods 3Iu n
( St, Georgetown m27-3
wANTED-A young white man or boy to work a
-I7
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WANTED-Two walters cook four dishwashers,
two bell boys three drivers. two farmers, porter.
house bows. SIIACKLEFURD-S. 90s E ST NV nj
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR. RENT-FIat Of three extra large rooms sep
arate or together flIrniture for sale: VIII rent
furnished or unfinished 1903 18th St NV, second
fat: key down. stairs, IN furniture store e29-3
FOR RFNT-Flat of four unfinished rooms. with
bath: rent 80 22I7 st. NV MSS =
FOR RENT-FIat Of four rooms and bath. on sec
ond floor. including large bay-wiRdow front room;
would rent siugly OF en- suite; furnished or IN
furnished: 20 gentlemen preferred; desirable Ioca-
ton. I03 18th st. e2I-S
FOR RENT-Sew fats. 725 eth st. sw., rooms
and bath SIS 70 s13- e2I-3
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wANTED-RooMs AID BOARD

WANTED-By young lady, room and board IN =
Eued family; Northwest, not 10 exceed 50 p
week. address BOX BIS this Office meg
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wAxTED-CoUNTKY BOARD.

WANTED-By single gentleman. board in couI
Try c. line Of electric cars. Address BOX .
this Office nu27-3
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FcR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Four IN unfinished rooms; second floor,
bath, gas; light housekeeping; SIS 1914 18th st
nv e5g-S
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT or SALE-In and about Hyattsyille,
several beautiful homes. with lots. and small
and terms easy ROGERS & ROGERS, Hyatts-
Vile ms
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WANTED-Neaf white boy to tend stand; age
fifteen 600 d st NV. MI
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wANTED-Three unfinished rooms; first floor;
state price; would join party in taking small
house. Address BOX 277 this Office. MRS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

So
FOR SALE-A neat little grocery store; North
east; doiIFS nice business: six-roOm house, cheap
rent; compelled to sell Box 322, this Office e2g-5
WANTED-Party- with 500 can buy interest that
viii clear over $500 year. Box Sz5. this office
ee9-S
FOR SALE-Croeery I'd and sts NV e29-S
4 GOOD solicitor to represent well established
business: guaranteed commission so per week.
state experience and name references Address
Bon 3E6 this Office mss
FOR sALE-Cigar store; good business; rent So
not we'll 22552 Pa ave HS m2o-a
DUNLAP, 500 F st u29-5
store DUNLAP 800 F 81 MISS
FOR sALE-Cgar store clearing SIS weekly
DUNLAP, COS F 81 m22-3
FOR SALE-VegetahIe. fruit. poultry business;
leading markets. DUNLAP, 800 F st Inz5-5
FOR sALE-Tweive grocery stores; fine location;
viii invoice DUNLAP, sos F ST mss
FOR SALE-Pieture frame and wall paper bJ,si-
ness cheap; good location FLOYD E DAVIS,
J0f 9TH St sw- HzS-J
| WANTED-ActIve partner; SEQ cash required,
yearly profits $500: those meaning business m
vestigate- Address BOX 298. this Office mss
u Ill sell the best located Strictly cash corner
fancy grocery in the Northwest; Illness cause of
| selling Box 292. this Office els
WANTED-Party with few hundred dollars to
start d welI-paying business address Bon 20,
| this Office MRS
WANTED-InfuentfaI party to assist inventor OF
great State invention 24l3 Pa ave MRS
| TO CAPITALISTS have 4 great Iabor-saving
machine; ii will do the work OF seventy five hands
with two: II viii yield from $, O0,o00 TO SO,
| 600 annually; would Ike 70 interest a party;
viii give an interest: investigation solicited Ac
| dress BOX 2s6 this Office. m21-S
| FoB. sALE-Bv order of court. saloon 1os Pa
ave Ter information apply " J DUGAN- 6lE
| La ave m2t-d
| FOR sA-E-Saloou; close to market; best stand
| Ia ave MS
IF you want to buy business call at ROOM
| 81, Atlantic Bldg MRS
| FOR SALE Confectiorory and ice cream parlor;
| price $3.50. " J. DUGAN. 6I La ave
| MRS
| FOR sALE-Drug store. $50. balance easy. CAP
| TTAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic Bldg
| MRS
| FOR sALE-WhoIesaIe and retail cigar store; also
| wholesale grocery and liquor business. " !
DUGAN. Oh La aye mrs
| We CAN SELL your business. stores. etc; quick
| or cash; call and investigate. LAUGHLIN, Room
| 81 Atlantic Building m1S-56
| CAN sell your country property for cash. (-esi-
| ieuces, farms, general stores. hotels etc-) no
| matter where located; send description and sell
/ ng price and get my wonderfully successful plan
| " NJ OSTRANDEB, 1851 Filbert ST., Phila. Pa.
| mill
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FOR SALE-Six-room brick house: all modern
Improvements; near Fl ST car line; only Sz.l80;
500 cash, SO monthly and interest T. J.
EUDONNE. corner nth and sts. ng- TnZ7-3
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WANTED-By neat, respectable coIoTei woman,
washiBgto take home or work OF any kind ont hy
the day; with references Cali address zI2
22d St NV. eI
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WANTED-By oolored girl place as chambermaid
or cook for small family. - California ave sw.
egg
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WANTED-A girl for general houscwgrk in coun-
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
S-7----~---~~~~---~--~~-
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

Every day in the yesr FOR Norfolk, New
pert News, and all points South, by me
- superb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News'' Norfolk and w ash
- inKron'' on the following schedule:
Lv. Washington. {. 50 pm LIZ. Portsmouth.5 90 pm
Lv. Alexandria, 90 pm Lv. Norfolk 500 pm
Ar. Fl Monroe I % an Lv Fl MouToe.7.o9 pm
Ar Norfolk 60 am Ar. Alexandria q 80 an
Ar. Portsmouth,. Is an Washington 4.0s ara
Tickets On sale al 81 Penn. ave, B, si'd
- D. ticket ufhce GIG Penn. ave, and corner
- 18th St and n z. ave-, C. o. ticket Of
- fees. at 5I3 Penn. ave- and 500 18th 81 !;
= s. A. L. ticket Office, 1854 n. Z ave, and
on beard steamers
kBFor further information apply at gen
eral Offices It'll ST. wharf. Washington, D. c.
Phone $50
nozs-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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" ANTED-Tvo vegetable cooks; so; ten cham
berrnai6s; three stoGeroom girs. for the springs
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. 508 10th st NV
el
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WANTED Experienced seamstresS ready TO work
~ Z 81 nv. ri
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WANTED-GrI for general hou~ewoTk7 stay
nights part of time IE0f East Capitol ST eI
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UANTED-A young girl to take care Of child.
100 SgatUn 81 NV el
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WANTED-A hustler to sell 81 leading article from
..----rr r. p5r -f.5s ,fE5-e CHS
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WANTED-Bv lady. with experience, position as
cashier. s. per week Address Box go this Office
ezs-2
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FOR RExT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Oflce room IN real estate and insur-
ance of1ee, on 18th 81, near + Box 324 this
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WANTED-White woman good plain cook, to
cock in a clearinghouse. III L ST. he. e27-5
WANTED Apprentice TO learn dressuakins- $40
New York ave. NV. MRS
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SITUATIONS wANTED-s1ALE.

WANTED-By colored man. place as beIlman.
waiter, or place IN private family 1852 10th s.
NV. eI
WANTED Situation, by steady young bartender
understands German address Box 327 this Office
WANTED-By young c5Iored man place as waiter
or porter Call or write DO Mass ave NV 81
YANTED-Work manager wants place on
good farm; near city preferred Adde'S BOX
32o, this Office nj
WANTED Typeuriting to do by the page; ex-
pert typewriter; very reasonable address BOX
81. this Office m2s-2
wANTED-Position by competent grocery clerk;
experience in meats; had FIVE years experience
Address Bon rs, this Office m27-3
wANTED-HOUsEs
WANTED-By three adults, furnished or rsrss,sr-
nIshed house. within thirty minutes from post
Office; moderate rent address BOX 20. this Of
fee mZI-S
wANTED-R0OMs AID BOARD.
WANTED-By young lady. room and board IN re
hned family; Northwest, not 10 exceed $50 per
week address BOX BIS. this Office. meg
wANTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES.
WaNTED-A horse for the summer for his keep
ing very light work. reliable party Address
30 - 80 - ~
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTED-By single gentleman. board in coun-
Try c. line Of electric cars Address BOX Zs5
this Office m23-3
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Horses to pasture; excellent pasture-
plenty shade and water ". 4 BICKISGS, Good
Hope D. { ez3-i
WANTED-At once sen gallon ice cream freezer.
must be in good condition and cheap. Boz 323.
tins Office c2y-3
CHEAPEST GOOD PRISTING-Io56 business
cards 81; other printing as reasonable HAYS,
&c | st NV n2s-3
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid fo- ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing; drop postal III call
3 TARSHES. 1905 9TH st NV ni4-lmo
WANTED good secondhand dental engine
Address BOX 800, this Office n2s-3
y ANTED- hung around my store all day;
was convinced thar 1 pay highest cash prices
for old gold, silver, watches. diamonds etc.
LOUIS ABRAHA}S, removed 10 433 9Th 81 NV
WANTED-OId gold, silver, watches, diamonds.
dentist gold, platinum. teeth plates etc; pawn
tickets bought LOUIS ABRAHANS removed 10
4S5 9th ST NV. apz1-tf
WANTED-To buy hickory wood in carload lots
at q price delivered ia Washington IN cars on
the E. & O. tracks Address BOX 242, this Of
fee. m25-7
EANTED-Highest cash price paid for ladies'
and gents cast-oa clothing; drop postal III
call s KEBRsKY. 1905 9Th st. NV. m2-20
wANTED-M RICE. 1882 9TH St NV. viii pay
the highest price for ladies' and gents cast-of
clothing Address postal: ! VIII call HI2-30
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE-TI,Tee frame houses, 1904 1896. Iigs
lzth i NV, 10 be removed at once. Apply TO
: 0PPENHEINER. 81 9Th - NV. c29-s
FOR SALE-Glen Echo. Nd, 4 nice fo,Ir-Foom
cottage, With BATH suitable Tor ycsT-r0Und bGae,
hot and cold water SEQ: terms 500 cash SO
per month Apply 70 GEORGE ? YOHLFARTH
1918 st. nv, or at large yellow cottage at
Glen Echo us2--3
FOR SALE-six-roou brick house: all modem
Improvements; near Il 81 car line only Sz-l30;
| 500 cash, SO monthly sad interest +. J.
DTEU DONNIE, corner nth and sts n7y rnZ7-3
FOR RExT-oFFTCE ROOMS.
FOR RENT Office room IN real estate and insur-
ance Office, 18th IT. near + Box 3zi this
0h1ce. ez9-3
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD.
FIRST-CLASS table board SIS month: two
meals dav ST2- 5I5 Judiciary Square HESS
FOR sALE-yIRGINIA FARMS.
FOR SALE-Faru1 in apple district of Virginia
- acres. dwelling and outbuildings; about 500
fruit trees IN bearing for past three years CLARK
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wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS-Salary or commission; every owner Of
q l2Nn or telephone buys our wonderful lawn
sprinkler or telephone tablet on sight; big pro
fits; easy to haud3e7 one agents sales amounted
to 500 ID SIX days: Others make $50 4 week
VICTORY MFG. CO, Cleveland Ohio
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ROOMS AND HOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENq-PIeasaut front room; newly rapereri:
large clJsat- ceHtraI s. for one; - for two with
board 81 two, $ per week 6I2 G 81 NV eZe-I
FOR RENT-NiceIy- furnished room and board;
small private family. CO Pierce St NV c29-3
FOR RENT-Nice rooms and board; one block
from CAPITOL I05 I'd st. ne. e29-3
WANTED-Two boarders. nicely furnished room.
good board, gas. bath, $50 per week each. 20$I
Il St NV HI2J-3
WANTED Two young men to occury front room;
price, $35. 300 St nv m2s3
DESIRABLE second story front room with board.
for two sumner rates GI2 Sd ST NV m25-5
ROOM and board, $50 per week. IfIs stb st
ness
FOR RENT-The finest rooms with tle hest table
board in the city; table boaFdeTs wanted; $50
per week; meals I5c and 25c- 500 Z St NV.
n2s2
BEAUTIFUL rooms, with board; southern ez-
PosuEe; also ballroom 1912 18th ST NV e27-3
BEAUTIFUL rooms, excellent board, moderate
rates 100 ST NV e27-2
ROOM AND BOARD, private family; 81 per week
~ 9Th St sw. e27-2
SIS X ST. y. w.-NestIy furnished roomsi good
home table; central. e27-&
FURNISHED room with board, suitable for two,
In private family; reasonable. 1893 10th St NV
ROOMS, with board, $40 per month 500 1Ith
Il nv m25-3
FIRST-FLAS accommodations for party OF three
OF four young men in handsome, newly furnish
cd house: Northwest; central. Address Bon 80
this Office m25-3
71s 4 ST. N-W.-PIeasant front rooms; furnish
cd or unfinished; table board; tTansients. MRS
ROOM. BOARD two; s. week; single $3.75; tgo
boarders. $50 If02 9Th st. NV e2s-4
FfRsT-CLAsS rooms and board 1914 18th ST
nv. e2AT
FOR RENT-Newly-P painted and papered rooms.
with or without board; everything first class;
splendid location, 412 9th St nv. e2c-ti
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FOR SALE-LOTs.
FOR sALE-Choice building lot, 1906 North
Capitol St east 'front.' party walls built G. B.
ROSE. ~ Ist st ne mss
FOR SALE-DeslrabIe acre lots on Blair road
near Takoma Park; altitude 300 feet above the
city; near street cars. water and gas. LOUIS
P SHOEMAKER, $40 F St nv e27-5
FOR SALE-Acre lots and several tracts west OF
Rock Creek OF from three to five acres; near
Connecticut ave: electric and electric light
facilities LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, go F St NV.
e2z-3
FOR SALE-At bargain a choice building lot
on 18th St. near Columbia Road; location rap
Idly improving also. choice lot on 2Ist St be-
tween y and o SIS NV LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
800 + ST NV. e27-3
FOR sALE-At bargain If purchased at once;
owned BY NONRESIDENT, who wants TO sell lot
zIst ST. between and 0 NV: choice location.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER. go st. NV e27-3
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROOMS papered. sL75 up: samples brought: WORK
guaranteed HUNT. SO st e29-7
DANCIzG-PRoF- CALDwELL's Private Aead-
envy gI3 NV class evenings Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday; private lessons any hour by
appointment mZ9-5
LACE CURTAINS Numbered, Soc pair; no lime
22I D St NV. m29S
BAD bills collected or 30 charge H. D. COR
DON, Lawyer 6I5 lftH St NV. m29-6
MATTRESSES made over on premises, $50. J
J. FEENEY. Us 4th St NV m29-3
DANCING Private academy, 1913 18th st. NV
MISS LEONARDO. Premiere Danseuse- May re-
ception at Concordia Club House, May , mss
MATING laid, mattresses made. uphoIslering
chair Gaming. F. Y. NIEDFELDT IJ15 9th St
NV m2S-3
PART Of shop for rent next to District Build
ing; gilt-edge stand for bicycle Tcpairer- SETH
HING SIGNS m2S-3
PIANO and organ tuning $50, factory expert.
JAS r. DURITI, 3O5 Twelfth st Sc eng
SEWING MACHINES cleaned and repaired, 81
LOVES. 1898 5th St NV. e27-3
HIGHEST prices paid for gentlemen's cast-os
garments; musical Instruments; guns, and
volTcrs; drop postal s ATLAS. S27 D at NV
PRINTING AND B00KBINDING-5OO cards, 75c;
500 envelopes soc; zoo statements, zoe, 800 bill
heads SOC: all other printing equally as cheap;
magazines bound, 15c- books OF all kinds bound
on The shortcst notice WILLIAMS, 6I3-6I5 18th st.
/ ny; Chas ". DowdeG, Manager. MO
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire; 81 up. 200 eth St
NV el9-t,en
ANY ORDINARY CLOCK cleaned. SOC. Watches.
.eweIry music boxes accordingly charged; salts
action guaranteed; send postal; viii call for and
5eliver tree to all parts of District. CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. II3i It'll st nv
FULL DRESS SUITS, 81, for hire. 81 JULIUS
COHEN. lI0i 9Th 81 Nv
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You Get the Profits

When you buy piano OF Us We are mauJfac-
turers and can save you all of the retailer:
profits.
MA F. c. SMITH. 1925 Pa. aye.
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wANTEp-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WaNTED-A horse for the summer for his keel
ing very light work. reliable party Adore
BOX &i3 this Office NESS
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WANTED-A non-union pIurnber to work in the
suburbs: state wages ". E VIETT, Rockville,
Nd. mi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20

Heretofore he has refused to be inter-
viewed, but he has at last talked with a
representative Of the Associated Press, to
whom he said:
1t seems to me that magnificent op-
portun1ties have been thrown away by
the practice of taking a challenger to the
other side and using her there for the
purpose of sailing the number of races
necessary to decide the ownership of the
Americas cup. These boats, of course,
have been built with the object of bring
remain their principal work. The Sham
rock II. will cross for that object a2d
nothing will be allowed to interfere with
that. When the races shall have been
decided, however, should like her to be
sailed in a few races against the pick of
the American fleet for whatever prizes
may be offered.
1.-THE cup contest is sailed under condi-
tons calculated to give the greatest pos
sible test Still, it is conceivable that
these very conditions might tell heavily
against one or the other Of the boats.
think 1t would be satisfactory to the own
erS. and the designers of the defeated
boat and good for sport to have a trial
or two at open racing. If We are fOrtu-
glad If our opponents had an opportunity
for revenge under other conditions. II
unfortunate to be beaten we would pre-
fer an opportunity to try at something
else instead of the certainty Of returning
empty handed"
In view of Sir Thomas Lipton's promise
to take the Erin, and, possibly the Sham
rock IL, to some of the principal Amer
lean yachting centers, the challenger is
likely to be seen on more courses than
that of Sandy Hook, this fall.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-20
4 SCHOOL Of MONARCHY
Is WHAT THE GERMAN EMPEROR
WANTS HIS AREIY
TO BE
THE DIVINE RIGHT OF KINGS
Was Not Overlooked in His Majesty's
Address TO the Army Dur
ing Bicentenary CeIe-
ebrations.

BERLIN, Jan. 19.-The Prussian bicen-
tenary celebrations drove out for a time
almost completely public interest for any
thing else. The Socialist and part Of
the ultra-Radical press made an attempt
to show that the fetes We're purely dy>
nastic, but this is not true. The tagging
and decorating throughout Berlin, even
in the poorest laborers' quarters, includ-
ing the belt of the suburbs and the gen.
eral illumination last evening proved the
contrary, as also did the immense crowds
thronging the streets until midnight
Among the flags the German tricolor
predominated largely, the Prussian white
and black being only seen occasionally
p The Kreuz-Zeitung, which is naturally
Prussian, deplores this, saying:
In a similar fete in SaXony or Bavaria,
the Saxon or BavaTian flags would ap-
pear in the majority"
About the emperor's address of thanks
to The officers, the correspondent Of the
Associated Press hears from an official,
who was present, that his majesty en-
phasized that during the 200 years of
their existence the Prussian kings had
often been forced to draw the sword to
become what they are today. The Prus-
sian officers corps, he added, had large
share in this long combat for Prussia 5
greatness and power, but now, when
Germany's and Prussia's main tasks are
the maintenance of peace, it becomes the
principal duty for the PIussian officers
corps to develop the army in all its
branches, the soul and the body. The
army, he continued, was also the best
school for mOnarchic sentiment and q
strict fulfllment of duty. Part Of the
press today criHcises Emperor William ;
Tescripts on the navy and army, the
NorWaerts Qeading Socialist organ point
ing out that in spite of his majesty's
claim that the army is the best support
OF the state there was a time when the
army and state miserably foundered.
WANTS A BIG NAVY.
Anent the navy rescript the Vorwaerts
says: Now the emperor openly acknowl-
edges that he wants to make the navy
as formidable a weapon as the army,
the emperor must have another, farther
reaching programme for navy expan-
sion"
It became known today that Emperor
william yesterday afternoon, while driv-
Ing in the Thiergarten, ran into a heavy
cart belonging to a casl1etmaker. named
Woith, injuring a lad, Herman Lindne,
VINO was driving and springing the Whit
lie tree, the emperor's carriage remain
ing intact. Although the fault Law with
the driver of the cart, his majesty sent
him handsome present.
United States Ambassador and Mrs
White gave musicale tonight There