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S SOUTHERN ny.
Schedule corrected to November q. I9cL

Schedule corrected 10 November o. 1901
Trains leave from PerHsy vaHia Station
Sol a n Daily Local :oT HsTTison3uTg, Var
reRton, Charlotte and VA stations,
IO:5I q n Daily Washington. Richmond and
Florida Limited. First-cIsss coach and drawing
room sleeper 10 Jacksonville Dining car service
lis d. II. Daily. United States Fast Mail.
i-st-clsSS coaches and dTzUIng--oOu sleeper 70
New Orleans. Dining service
II:37 a. m. Daily Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
4.0I D III. Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations Manassas branch
4:s0 ?. m. Daily Local for Ws-Tenton and
$50 p. N. Daily. Washington and Chattanoo=a
Limited Cvia Lynchburg). FTTst-class coach and
lesE.aS car to ROANOKE, Knoxville, Chattanooga
and Memphis; sleeper 10 New Orleans Dining
sesvicv-
GO p m Daily New York and Atlanta TX
press Fizst-c.ass coach and sleeper to Atlanta;
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, Sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington TO San Francisco
$50 p n Daily New York and Florida EI-
press First-class coach and sleeper TO Savannah.
Jacksonville, and Port Tampa; sleeper 10 Sum
melville, Charleston, augusta, and connection tor
AIKEN. Dining car service
I0:45 p n Daily Washington and Southwest
eTn Limited All Pullman train club and obSer-
-ation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleepe-s 70
Nashville Atllnta Macon. Memphis NeW Or5ez-S
Tri-weekIy to Pinehurst, Y. c., Mondays, We'd
nesdays. and Fridays Dining car service.
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LINE Try.

Capital City Route,"
Leave Washington, Penna- R. r Station
t-Gi ga FLA AND ATLANTA FAST
sally, NAIL-ThFoush PGi-nlaa SleePers
to jacksonville. connecting aE
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
Z-0O . nj FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY, IBlITED-Through Pullman Sleep
ers to Tampa and htisata.
Cafe Dining Car service. Pullman Sieepr. Tues
days Thursdays, and Saturdays TO Southern Pines
(Pinehurst)-
These trains offer excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg, Raleigh. Southern Pines pine
hurst. Camden. Columbia Savannah Jackson
VILE and all Florida points. Charlotte Athens,
Atlanta. New Orleans, Chattanooga, Nashville
points West and Southwest
d:3O a. 81. LoCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh.
EAELT Southern Pines (Pinehurst} Ham
let ami intermediate points
Office 1894 n Z ave and Penna r R. 0Elees-
r. Z. L. BUNCH W II. DOLL.
General Pass Agent. General Sgr-t-
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WANTED-A frst-class barber. W 4 JENKINS
$50 o st NV mo-
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.

FOR RENT-USFURSIsHE Roo5is.
FOR REST-Three nice unfurni.led rooms 2ol
10th St Sc f2-9
FOR RENT-Large extension kitchen, with ToomS
above to responsible party; privilege OF roolnerS
| LAUNDRY, III St NV. no"
FOR RENT-Three elegant unfinished rooms OF
| second floor. IsS st. Sc NOS
FOR -rnfurnishei, two large basement
ronnss for business; heated SO. IZ3 18th NV
mss
FOR RENT-Two large rooms unfurnishei; heat.
gas, and BATH suitable for light housekeeplilSi
second floor. COZ Florida ave nv m2-a
FOR RENT unfinished, for light housekeeping,
fiat of three rooms; heat, gas, and bath. 022 Eye
St NV. ms
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms. first floor,
with heat. water. and gas; reasonable. 1910 8th
ST. NV. m9-S
FOR RENTING nice, pleasant unfinished, also
one furnished room, at 1li65G St nv e4-S
FOR RENF-Three unfinished rooms: heat, gas
and bath: second floor; light housekeeping -
9Th St sw- sf-1
FOR RENTING unfinished roouas, third floor
sos 9th St NV. e4-"
FOR REYT-Three UNFINISHED rooms, with bath
90S 9TH 81 NV, second 3oor- MIS-
FOR RENT-Tbree unfupaSzEsed rooms, light house
keeping. near Library 20 Sd St sc. mis-
FOR RENT-Four nice rooms. with bath; south
ern exposure 1871 Penis ave nv cod
FOR RENT-Two thiryi-aoes rooms go nth st.
NV. es-S
FOR RENT=Three communicating rooms; heat,
gas and bath; rent Moderate. 1924 st. sw
m3-3 @
FOR RENTING sasisifnssIled communicating
large second-story front rooms for light house
keeping; gas, heat, bath;- SI5. OWNER, ~ sth
St ne nlS-@
FOR REN~-Two large rooms7 gas bath and
heat; rent cheap if taken at once 30 llth 81
Sc 1888
FOR RENTING desirable rooms, no children.
"a 10Th St ne- m5-S
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WsNTED-Two white 3s,.ndTesses fo- hotel; col
ored COOK and chau.beTmaid- Enquire 1885 1th
81. eI
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v Observation-Disclosures, educated women. married
or single, who desire pleasant and profitable en-
ployulent, Will communicate with MISS II 4
kING - fandeyhC.st St. Cha lesion. ;. G.; they
raay IeaIa sonetIliag 10 their advantage. sI
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WILLIAM C0RG0RAN HILL,
I34 18th ST. ~. w.

IMPROVED AND UNBIPRoyED REAL,
ESTATE FOR SALE
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
HOUSES FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE
OF INTEREST.
AGENT FOR TIE ROYAL. FIRE N
SURANCE COMPANY OF ITvFPponT
ENGLAND
TELEPHONE 343 MAIN.
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SITUATIONS wAxrED-MALE.

WANTED-By a colored hoy with some expert
ence, work to do around house OF store Cal OF
address 2Zj6 Sth st nv 81
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FOR RENT-SToREs.
FOR RENT-GroceTy and provision store: estab-
hshed 25 years; rent very cheap. address BOX
26s this office mss
FOR REST-shop in rear SO 18th St NV es-s
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WANTED-Colored boy about Is, who thoroughly
st NV el
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WANTFD-SaicsTran for best selling picture out;
all business men want it. Call els St NV.
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WASTED-Nan 10 work farm Apply at the
Dairy 18th st and Spring Road. Mt Pleasant.
WM SEIDENBERG. esq
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FOR RENT-f'LATs.
FOR RExT-FURxIsHED HOUSES.

FOR RENT-ComfortabIv furnished ba,,ss- -, -
rooms: part rented: III health cause Of renting
one square from Library. rent $40 per nsont5
address BOX 296. this ONCE u5z
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations, ard detailed
information can be had at ticket of1ces, .aS 18th
St, oil Pennsylvania Avenue, and Pennsylvania
Station. Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences
Phone Main I4n, P r R Cab Service
FRANK s. CANNON Sd Y P anu Gen. Mgr.
S. Il. HARDTICE, General PesS'r Agent
L S RROMN General Agent
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WANTED-At once, Eeat, respectable Colorcd
girl act as chamhetraid and vaitreli IN
boarding house. Apply 1917 St eI
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saps. Dass. nTc.

FoURT ZENITH ST Hospital for Animals; sur 81,
and medical cases. Always open. Telerhone
2IIS Fourteenth St e29-9mo
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NANTEI-C hSmbermaids cooks. waitress, and
cthlra. HkRRELL'S PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
AEFSCY. 81 PeTlna- ave NV IN
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FOR HIRE

FOR FIRE-HoTzes. buggies and daytons $3.50
and 800 per dag, for drumming or bzssines-
purposes. PRESTON'S STABLES. cor. sth and
sts- Phone 9I7-2- .1z7-fIno
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
SEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
St Paul. Dec. H. 10 am Phi Phia Dec % 10 am
st. Louis, Dec.Is. 10 am. 81. Paul, Jan. l. 10
RED STAR LINE
NEW TORK-ANTWEHP-PARI
FEiesland Dec H. noon yaderlznd. Dec. Is. nooz
s,,uth9ars Dec. Is, noon Kensington, jan l, nooz
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPAGY,
Piers IA and IS n. z.
New York 0fEsce 7s Broadway
tcEIFNgD0S OFFICE, 1903 St y y,
Mos. IGII G ST. 4. "
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs-

FoH RENI-fo good colored tenants one srzt
ohS seeena ao0F, four room ana bath fits r
a1 ~ Pierce 81 NV. AZ So and 81 resper;ivaIy-
M M i'g4sfR sanitary living homes GEO r
I FL. DO isth St nv Also S house 4 and
- = ---- mss
FOR kENT-Ia0i 18th 81, Q rooms. sfe. %, SO I'd
JOHN l. KNOTT SIS F & 80
ron kENT-FREE5 to coIored persons. rve-
room hotses. northeEyr, free for one r7o7fF am
then only $ month CATWOCD K GARRETT
corner 18th ST and Nsw York ave EE ras--za
y ---
FOR RENT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-Fg:F-room fat: bath. heat. and gas.
SIS 100 Ne~ Jersey ave. nv mss
FOR RElT-fJbiy one left: three rooms and
path. white tenants: 3 81 per month NOR
AEegt SMITH, 63I Penna- ave nv. room 4
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ANTED-Artist's model young lady with
pretty lace; 20 cents an hou-. Apply 1919 Massa-
chu5etts ave. nrs. before 10 O'Clock, morning. 81
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PENSION VOUCHERS.

PENSION TOUCHERS-s02 st. NV, LIE DToit
Building. sth and SIS. nw.-Clains and pension
vouchers carefully executed at this Office. Cali o.
ne CHAS- 7 SNYDER. Notary Public with T
Ledge Hill m3-3
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ircton go 4 m. 6.52 4. n, 7:S5 d. H., 2.CG D.
M, 900 p m and $3.50 ?. IL daily LocI
trains from HarrisoabJ:rE II 81 a n week dayz
and $50 D. n daily. From Charlottesville, s-2s
a. m and $50 D. n. daily.
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TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRANCH

Leave Washington 9-ol IT. daily loo p H.,
80 p. II and 4-zS p week days and 6-25 p
m SUNDAYS only for Bucmont, and 6sz5 D. III
.scek days and II:40 p H. theatre train. Nor
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays for LeesbuFz.
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE must have some money; one of. Tn.
prettiest lots in the northeast; 20 by 100 to Z
.O-foot paved alley; south front and all improve
nents: il you mean business make me an offe
BOX III, this Office. e5-2
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F0R SALE NnRruwFsr

Apply at once for weekly Bulletin.
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WANTED-Two white girls; one pantry other
Isua5resS; celored cook and cha;nbernaid. En-
cure Izl5 9th ST nv c1
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wAaTED-Roo,1s AND BOARD.

WANTED-BOard and room for gentleman, wife,
and child. four years; Capitol Hill pTefeEred so
Address BOX Za4, this Office. nj
WANTED-Cnfurnished room with board for
mother and daughter; price moderate. Address
BOX 255, tbs Office ra3-3
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WAETEB-A girl for gca,-al houseworx; must
s'aF al night; reference 50 East Capitol ST.
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE. exchange or rent, tract of land
about one acre and half, with eigl1t-room house
and outbuildings, located within ten minutes
walk of Sesbrook station. Prince George county.
Nd; easy terms. Apply to J. H ADRIAANS.
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FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

COUNTRY PROPERTY for sale, WITHIN WALK
ING DISTANCE OF ROCKVILLE STEAM and
ELECTRIC CARS. on COUNTY ROAD; 100 acres
fertile SOIL well watesed and fenced. LARGE
COLONIAL DWELLING, spacious lawns and at
tractive groves Purchase price low; terms mod
z st. NV. MS
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Y ANFED-Slaijs. pantry storeroom girls; help
Ter az departments in hotels. BEI'T IS HOTEL
AGENCY. 5jS 10Th ST ei
N-tNTED-Whits bouzensaid. III P st. nv
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vicinity Of stii to 18th or F to I sts ne address
b TUR0FF. 1909 II ST. ne mss
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49, wANrEp-FEMALE.


observation-disclosures educated women married
or single, who desire pleasant and profitable en-
plol iltnl' vii eoiiiie hiii2le &ith MISS 81 a
NM. - dl'e i.o.st ST. ma 5e,tatl' D - tLt9
" .>-7-l-r, r., J.,,-,,;-- s., I-o.-I -
60 - 1ad I,as.r,,iG E75i,,ies Ig5I lfib
-
wANTED-Two white girls, on. pantry. other
lav..,.fesS: celsred cook and cha-nberrraid En-
GaiIe 70 s-i Il nv q
WAETEB-A girl for gcatral houseworG; must
a
~. ,-,-t,7.
Tor III departments in hotels. BUh@ IS HOTEL
At'EAtE- 258 10Th ST el
" - -i'-N hltF housenaald- lfl' ? st. nv
-
wANTED-Artist's model a young lady with
fbu-tfs ave M brfoTa n ocIor Iornin 81
WANEED-At once, experienced taiioress On
coats, 1873 1th ST. NV. cod
N4N At once, Eeat' FeSpectao!e coi'Fgei
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-08-08
POLICE GUARD.

The Police Guard net on last Fri.
day afternoon aud engaged in drill
aud target practice. Capt Builitt
intends 20 drill the guard thoroughly
and give them considerable large,
practice. In the practice Friday DR..
J z. Eimonds scored the best shot
Captain Built, appointed the fol-
lowing officers Of The guard. W
3. kubourn. lst lieutenant. W. ;.
Beverley. Fad lieutenant: II. c. Barr.
Srd lieutenant. T. l. Harper, IT.. Alb
lieutenant. J z Edmonds. 5th lea
tenant. ;. F. Lowell. 9th lieutenant.
The guard recently purchased
batons. badges. &c.
A regular meeting Of the guard
viii be held tonight ( Wednesday, At
$50 o'clock.
Those Of the guaid present at the
practice and driii on Friday afternoon
were. NJ D. kiboum. j. Z. Ei-
monis. r. a Spfoles. ". s. Math-
ews, u. l. sullivan. j. r. Kidd. W.
e.. Robinson w $. Beverley, s. +.
Lowell. Is p Barron. S. r. lessee.
J ID OBork. a. g. Barr. y g..
Green. ~. NJ. Young. j. ID. Rogers.
q p Taylor. Henry Taylor. j. G..
iaHoUl. w. I. Nickcis
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BASE BALL.
East stone Gao nd. CladaviIIe.

East stone Gap vs.. CiadeviIie.
On l2st Saturday the East Stone
Gap bali team went up 70 Wise 10
cross bats with the "Fulton Reds. =
Both tennis were exceptionally
strong in their lineup. and close
and exciting game vas anticipated
( By the good-sizei crowd present..
After few moments Of prelimina-
- practise the two team. began the
struggle ue earnest. with the East
stone Gap BOYS ~ bat.
Captain kiigors placed the "invin-
chile farmer" Purkey. In the box.
ba: despite his good showing against
the Big Stone Gap boys in their las,
game. he had to succpmb 90 the hard
hitting Of the East Stone boys. and was
given a pass 70 the bench Lapps.
who succeeded him. fared but lit,ic
better
Mctoigan iii the iwirlng 'or the
Gap boys and ths "lis ireman" ll
exceedingly uel. shsugh his support
Was bad 40 times on account oi the
miserable condition Of the grounds.
Gisieville made aii their guns DO
two innings while Fast Stone Gap
made a good uphill Fight
AZ che beginning oi che ninth inc
ming The score stood n to s in favor
( u Glaievil.e. IN thcis half OF this
inning. after one ruuncr had been re-
urei che East stone bo', began o.
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.o Big Stone Cap Post.
TUESDAY. AUG s.. 1901
LOCAL ITEMS

t
4 " '..Na. '' i.tnc'oaf-. na.
II a--'t
tm,. N.v y
Saturday.
IA ttr. returned homo
.tr.iav ai.tt
a I.ac.c. and aIr.os
IA place this ve.h.
.a.t ue.k
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Energetic men and women. Good
wages. pleasant work.
W O.. STEPHENSON. Mgr.
luiyt Gate City, Va.
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Miss sailie Gillv went to Ben
Hur Monday night to sec Miss Kath-
ryn Dent, whe IS reported very III.
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G.. NJ. Akefs went to Ben Hur
Tuesday night. where he has sccept-
ed a position wiki She Virgins Iron
Coal aud Coke Company.
The age-herald., 1901-04-07
THE SIXTH GUSHER
 OIL WELL STRUCK
Said to be the Finest Yet Dug in the Famous Beau
 mont Field

Beaumont, Texas, April 6--The sixth gusher oil we'll has been added to the Beaumont field and it is reported the finest we'll yet struck. The we'll is located on tract of land belonging to the Hig- gins Oil Company. It is l,o40 feet deep and shows a pressure of eighty pounds to the square inch, which is said to ex- ceed the pressure in the Lucas we'll which heretofore maintained the record of be- ing the greatest producer In the world. After the oil was struck the pipe was permitted to sink until it struck the bot tom and 1t rested after forty feet had gone down. The drillers then bored four feet to what they say is bed of abso- lutely pure sulphur. In two of the other gushers sulphur was struck before the oil was reached, drillers of the Beatty well reporting that they went through seven ty feet of that substance. The Higgins well, however. demonstrates that the oil lake theory is fact and 1t is of inter- est to know that at one place at least the lake Is forty feet deep. The new gusher is located about 800 feet from the Lucas gusher. President Gilbert says that one day next week the valve will be opened to test the flow.
The age-herald., 1901-04-07
NO CONSOLIDATION
 SAYS MIR. BACON
Neither Will Tennessee Buy Re- pubIic's Alabama Properties
PRESIDENT STAYS HERE
Several Rumors Are Denied by Chair man Bacon of the Tennessee Co.,, Who Arrived in Town Yester-
 day-lron Trad Good.

Chairman D. H. Bacon of the Tennes- see Coal, Iron and Railroad Company ar rived in Birmingham at noon yesterday, and will remain here two or three weeks. He was seen at the Morris Hotel last night by an Age-Herald reporter and asked about the rumored consolidation of the Tennessee and Sloss-Sheffield Com panies. He replied that there was no truth in the rumors, that all he knew about the consultations was what he had read in the papers.
 When asked if the rumor that the office of the president of the Tennessee Com pany would be removed to New York, MT. Bacon stated that it would not-that the office of that company to be removed to New York was that of treasurer. MT. Bacon's office will be in New York; at 100 Broadway, sixteenth floor.
 MT. Bacon denied emphatically the rumor that the Tennessee Company con templated purchasing the Alabama prop critics of the Republic Iron and Steel Company. He said that so far as he knew the Tennessee Company had no intention of acquiring these properties
 MT Bacon stated that the iron market was firm, but that sales the past few days had been quiet. The prices have re- mained firm, however, he said.
The age-herald., 1901-04-07
GENERALS IN CHINA
 HOLD CONFERENCE
Russian and American Officers Objected to the Number
 of Troops

Pekin, April 6.-The meeting of the generals of the allied troops and Count von Waldersee this morning was of great interest and importance, though it was known beforehand what had practically been decided upon, still the meeting showed conclusively the attitude of the different powers. The only dissentents from the plan adopted were General Chaf- fec the American commander, and Gen eral Wogack, commander of the Russian forces, who both thought that the number of points to be occupied was excessive, and also that the number of troops was too great. The other generals were unan- imous in the opinions that nine points on the road-rights should be occupied be- tween Pekin and Shan Hai Kwan with six thousand men exclusive of the 200O in Pekin. This will be permanent measure while the reduction of the force will be made according to the wishes of the respective governments. The railway between Pao Ting Flu and Pekin will not be guarded, 1t not being line of commu- nication with the sea.
 General Wogack thought 1000 men would be sufficient for occupying Tien Tsin and Shan Hai Kwan. The views of the majority will be presented to the ministers for immediate action, as the generals feel that the acceptance by the Chinese of the terms-including the total destruction of the forts at Shan Hai Khan and others or similar compactness, will mean complete submission when ar- ought to be made for the withdrawal for the majority of the forces from China.
The age-herald., 1901-04-07
CUBAN CARTOON|ST ARRA|CNS
 AMERICANS AND IS SUPPRESSED
PATRICK WILL NOT
 GIVE TESTIMONY
Valet Jones' Cross-Examination Will be Continued Tuesday.
 Several Witnesses

New York, Apif' 6-It was said tonight that it has been decided that Albert T. Patrick who Is charged with the murder of William Marsh Rice will not take the witness stand in preliminary examina- tions of the case which has been in pro- gress before Justice Jerome in the Crimi- nal Court building for the past week. The prosecution expects to close its case next week. Monday there will be hear ing before Surrogate Fitzgerald in con- nection with the will of 1900 which Assist ant District Attorney Osborne says is a forgery and by which nine-tenths of the Rice fortune is left to the men accused of the millionaire's murder.
 Jones. the valet-secretary, is in excel lent health He was taken to the district attorneys office today where he saw his counsel.
 Professor Witthause. the expert chem ist. handwriting experts Insley and Car valho, two telephone operators and the janitor of the Broadway office building where Patrick had an office will be the witnesses called by the prosecution next week. Jones' cross-examination by Law yer Robert M. Moore will be continued Tuesday.
The age-herald., 1901-04-07
RUSSIA HAS WITHDRAWN
 THE MANCHURIAN TREATY

New York, April GA dispatch to the Tribune from Paris, says
 According to information that reached Pans from a source regarded as of un- sueItionable authenticity Russia has vitinrawn the proposed Manchurian treaE with China. This step is attributed to tie personal instigation of Emperor Nichdas, and is accepted as evidence of his deermination to avoid at the present tunctue any conflict with Japan.
 "Couhed with this news comes the statemet that Russia does not deem 1t expedienN to withdraw any of her troops now in banchuria and intends to main- tain the Statu quo there until such a government can be established at Pekin strong andstabIe enough to inspire Rus sian confdece for the future.
 .This couteous and unexpected with drawal of tk proposed Manchurian con- upon China, 5 regarded as an exceeding vention, untiAnow so aggressively urged ly clever moe on the part of Russia. because that teaty which could only be wrung from nina by renewed drastic pressure would after all, only secure an empty internatinal sanction of the posi- ton which Rusa already holds in Man churia, and thdsigning of the treaty might render wa with Japan inevitable.
The age-herald., 1901-04-07
CAVALRY REGIMENTS.
They Will Be Organized on Basis of
 80 Men to Troop.

Washington, April 6-An order was is- sued by the War Department today di- recting that the five new cavalry regi- ments (except the Fifteenth Cavalry un- der orders to the Philippines) be organ ized on basis of 80 men per troop. Under the elastic provisions of the army reor- ganization act troop of cavalry may consist of from sixty-five to one hundred men. The War Department, after a full consideration of the subject has conclud- ed that a strength of eighty men per troop will meet all military requirements. No change has been made in the organ ization of the regiments in the Philip pines, and none Is contemplated for the present The Fifteenth Cavalry, which is one of the new regiments ordered to the Philippines. will have the maximum strength of 100 men per troop. The other new cavalry. regiments Will be stationed in the United States for many months to come faf