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AUCTION SALES.


MONSTER suction sale ~ the
White Front Furniture Co.. 1884
Third avenue corner Union street.
ON account Of proprietor wifc'H iii-
health - Il forced 60 leave the
country and Hiil leave for the Fast
next week. ard has authorized uH
to cell hia entire stock 81 fine fur
niture. eafrsfH rugs. bod sets. eN-
tension tables. HideboardH center
tables settlers. rockers. white en-
Hmelsd hsdateada. hne pariur fur
nIfuHe. stoves. dishes cooking
utensils. mattresses. springs. bed
lounges. me pariar touches. com
hiuatiau book cases. iady'H small
writing deHk. fine china closets.
Kitchen safes. Kitchen queens. kit
chen tables and hundreds ~ other
articles sale commences Friday.
May 18th. 81 70 80 a. M. Dealers.
don't miss this sale. as everything
must 81 absolutely without limit
or reserve. Remember the place
and date Joe Martin. huctioneer.
THE entire stock ~ 9. Gray A. 90
i1sa Second avenue. viii be soid az
public auction. the stock consists
- dfYKaedA matrans' clothing. IN
fact a complete department store.
sale ~ 2 AM = N. every day.
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Victoria Route

cut rates to Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily. Fare 25c.
Berths 25c. Freight. soc per ton.
s. s. North Pacific leaves Yesler
dock daily except Sunday at S "A. IN.
s. S. Utopia leaves Yosler dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WHATCOM ROUTE.
S. S. sehome leaves YeRler dock
at y. m. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. calling at Anacurtes,
FnirhaVen and Whntcom. connect
ing with railways at Anacortes and
Whatcom.
pODwELL & CO. General Agents.
1is James st. 'Phaue. Main d7n
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CIGARETTES
Are Beneficial, Says Well.
known n. V. Doctor.

NEW YORK. May To- william J
Robinson. u prominent physician ol
this city. speaks up FOR tho cigarette
lie anyas THAT cigarettes urr in any
way more injurious than cigars 10
positively falls. Tobacco n q ncda.
tive. aud all selntiveH are dangcrour
when used 10 EXCESS. hut when IN.
dulEed In with moderation. cigarette
smoking may iraYe distinctly bench
clul"
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PULLMAN VS..
WASHINGTON
Ball Game Yesterday Resulted in a
Local Victory.

With Campbell In the box. the Tn
iversity Of Washington baseball
team scored a victory yesterday over
the boys from Pullman. shock. the
other university pitcher. was out or
the game yesterday. and has left the
school. Although the bulk of the
students believe that Shock threw
away the game Monday a few II
them are inclined 20 believe that the
man has been iil-freafed
Campbelfs pitching was excellent.
He struck out eight men and allow
ed only one to walk. Four hits were
made on him during the game.
In the first inning each team sue
ceeded IN scoring. In the third the
university scored two runs and fol-
lowed with one IN the fourth. In
the sixth the Pullman boys circled
the cushions sour times Ia the first
half. but the university followed in
their half by five runs. Calhoun.
making home run with three men
on bases and Duffy also scoring. Ths
visitors then scored two more IN tho
eighth. making the final score o TO s
IN favor Of the university.
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At the Northern. william Dale. a
Dawson merchant: W. VI. Beagle.
Pendletou. Joseph MeRier. Portland:
II. a. Marshase. snohomlah.
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University Of Idaho. Miss spurckc.
assistant physical culture, comes
from Tacoma Miss Reals Instructor
n English aud history ia a graduate
OF the university. Prof Gould. the
new head of the preparatory de-
partmeut Is an Instructor Ia the
Seattle High school
en- President Graves recommend
alton. degrees were conferred ON thu
following psraonss
Degrees Conferred.
bachelors Of seience=paul Hop.
klna Ghaa, T. Caches, carl Reeves
Il. NJ Johnson. Glenn ~. Trout
bachelor Of arta=Glenn W. Caulk
ms, oullia .. nact4kea, Goldiv l.
Evans. = +. Caches, Euc ", KIN.
caid, Anna Hubert. Matte u. Loav-
itt, Luther l. sourd. &, \, llnhcrry
Chas Mccain, =. 4. Millet Clarence
Mcdonald. Geo. r. Page, Edith o.
pruarh. y. l. Nuwvn, May Thump.
SON. q. 4 Rnddy. Arthur G., Vail
Edgar ! Wright
bachelors nf Science IN CiVti En-
cheering sterling n nan.
Bachelors If Pedagogy - MnhcI
Chlihgrg with honnral. Jas. r.
Honey Otiilie RnetFkrH. Goldir 1
Evans. Aimee FarusWorth. MarEnr-
81 4. Cow. Ida H. Gov. Verona
Herudon. Ivy Hall Anna Hubert,
sara Il Howard Elizabeth Larimcr,
Lillian H. knight. Matte a. LchVitt
with hauarHl. Wm. 4. tittlrncld,
ELLA + MeaHher Pearl Mcdonnell
Elizabeth MeaWher, Arthur g. VAN.
Iiuule ". Wiley. sophie y, Peter
son.
bachelors Of Law VIM. +, Rcli.
Walt. H. Reals Otis W Brinker.
Vivian NJ Carkeek, Othciln O., car
roll Eugene 4. thilds. VIM. pwyr~.
Jas. r CoWies. II H. Hartman, q.
a. Grouudwatsr, q. T.. steiner. John
Stringcr. Cleo. Thompson. Sidney J.
Williams, leila WeretnikoVe.
Masters Of Arts Jessie Allen. VIM.
w Gillette. Iva I. Carpenter, Caro-
line Horton. Il NJ. knrstad, Teresa
s. MaeMhhan. Edith q. rrosch.
Audrey Il. sudnr. Henry L. Recess.
an \. IL and David Kelly. A. s.
bachelors of Science IN mining
Walter n Tledeman. Alton W Lane.
Graduates IA Pharmacy -Gco. W.
Swift. Glenn Il. Fettsrman.
Certificates IN Pharmacy Allison
T. WaunRmaker. Charles NJ. Gray,
Helen +. Jennings
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AlloNnlYsAI ~.


| Wan. a. BuTTNEH. attorney at
law. suits prosecuted aud defend
eel ia al courts ~ years expert
ruCH. Proceedings Ia bankruptcy.
Companies Incorporated. Abstracts
carefully examined. Collections
made In all parts Of the United
States. Highest commercial and
bank references. ai8 Third ave-
nue. Phone. Main 1000
J. T.. BALL. JR.. Is RoKweli Block.
ius Columbia st. above lat AYE.
General practice in all the courts
Damage Cases a Speciality.
Moderate Fees Consultation FTe.-
Ten Years. Active Practice.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-at-iaw. Dexter Horton Bank bid
a. =. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main a..
~. y MAUTtN. Lawyer. 60 Mutual
Life building.
J a KELLOGG. 2za haley building.
HENSON A AtsT 81 boston HIoek
". -. LAMhuTn. sDt-b. Pacific blk.
a. g. MACDONALD. 900 Burke nld.
Root. Palmer = brown. Pioneer bid.
y & c9NoFER tz-ts Halter bldg
LYMAN 4 KNAPP 10 Hailer bldg.
q WARD KEMr az Burke BLDG
, y DOUGLAS. 5ol New York blk
RICHARD aeHoRN los.s. n Y bk
S g. t.ANaLAED. so2 New York Blk
HORACE PETER. bis New York ok
PtFHHE e FERRY 1910 second
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In Hotels.
.~~<&~<o>%%~~41NA1>1,

The following are among the late
arrivals al the Rainier Grand. -. ".
Pagan. 9. 4. Clancy. Richard Carl
ton and I'd. Haword. Whatcom. VI.
y. Powell % the L. s. ship Perry;
Robert D. Wilson and wife. Port
Angeles. Paul Prince. L. $. ship
Rush.
At the Stevens: r. w Lynn and
wife. Fairhaven. Lewis Held. Van
couvars Charles Garfield, Ketchfkau-
Alaska; 6. W. Gorham, Snohomish.
At the Brunswick: Or. c. T..
Mumm and $. r. Smith. MarygviIle.
q. II. Keidel and X. /. Peck. What
com business men,
At the Northern: william Dale. a
Dawson merchant: W. VI. beagle
Pendletou: Joseph Megier. Portland:
+. a. Marshase. snohomish.
st the Seattle. Sam McGee and
family. Port Townsend. r. RI. Dean.
Whatcom merchant. Capt. VI. MIX
keiHen. Port Gamble: u. VI. Van
Antwerp. government official. Yank-
ton. s. D; Hon. J. w. Lyons, Port
Townsend.
Al the Butiers n, Mcdonald n
well known San Francisco capital
iat: NJ. II. Shaw, prominent mer-
chant Of Victoria; Fred l.. Sherman,
Spokane.
~ the Diller: James Long. cap
italist from Florence. Wash: VI. n.
Draham, mill man Of Shelton: ~. Q.
Nining. prominent lumber man 81
Olympia. accompanied by his wife.
j. 9. Jamia0n. logger. Olympia.
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H. Il y. y aud July >.
Iar southeastern Alaska
Cottage city, Nay 10. -. June p. ~,
July s State Of California, May D, ~,
June 1. II. July city Of Topeka, May
~. 10, lune Il. - July "a, spokane,
June =. July .
N. Tablet. Commit Al. q ". hillof, Asat
AeulAaI Ocean Dock. seattle 1oodalL
isTk int q to. Ten. AHta.. san Ithnclso9
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OLYMPIC Furniture store. 81 sra
ave. The cheapest place TO buy
Your turnlture of all kinds. stoves.
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NOrIUE no CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE to the public Interested In
the building industry IN this city
You are respectfully notified that
this body publishes weekly list
OF unfair, irresponsible, incompet-
ent contractors. The same will be
furnished to all who apply for Il
at headquarters, 1896 Second ave-
nue., at any time. From this date,
no excuse will be taken from own
crs, contractors or others who give
out work To such persons or firms.
Seattle building Trades Council
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REGENTS
MEETING
Elect University Instructors
and Confer Degrees.

At a meeting Of the board ~ re-
gents Of the University 90 Washing
ton late yesterday afternoon, the
faculty Tor tn next year was elect
"a and = general Increase Ia salaries
ordered. President Graves salary
was increased from $4,000 Go $500
per year. Professors Priest, Kane
and CulEruve We're Increased from
$500 to $500 per year. Prots.
Reeves and landes we're given 500
increase, and all the instructors wcrc
given an average increase ~ Si01.
The term at the preparatory school
Was shortened one year and at the
end ~ the ensuing year 20 viii 'o
shortened aue more II viii then
be two years long n the present
board remains. It Is likely that the
preparatory department viii hy ahul-
ished altogether To- 1905 President
Graves recommended this action. Tn"
official list 81 the new faculty is as
follows
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to be looking around for the needs
uf farm and garden. The right
kind Of tools and implements 20 do
the work wllt save lot of lh bnr
and the right quality al the right
price will save lot % money, We
don't t~lieve that any one IN the
city can uHdaG#eli um ou this class
OF goods. and the farmer OF gard
rnrr who buys here VIII have no
reason To md fault with the quality
nf the tools.
We have a variety 81 standard
makes 81 machines for spring work.
Drop IN and look a. them.
Going Northrup Company
aoa first Ave.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

LEO ; business College. Union. I'd.
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College. Second and Pike
y ". school TeleFraphy. Pioneer
Wilson's business college Main aiG
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IiNIti Y tiItI3 lin = AIVIf 'WIIIH'I-
or-at-law. Dexter Horton Bank bid
n. =. POSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main "a
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A. +. nechdalt. professor OF Eng
llsh literature. and A. II. Coffee. pro-
fessor Of pedagogy were dropped.
Prof. Beehdalt has been with the
university sir years.
Mr.. fadslfari. the new English III
erature professor. comes from the
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And ran down the street-forgot
about my rheumatism. T.. CumyOw,
chlnese foot Rheumatic Cure
speaks for itself. Office. ~ LYON
house. Columbia street, 2iSh.
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cloIhrs cIEAMINa-

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing CO.
clothes In shape tt.bo month: dye
ing repairing 1909 Ord. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices for CASTOR cloth
ing Dave Taylor. 10 starr Boyd bid
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FRIDAY A
GALA DAY
Eighty Seventh Anniversary
of Norway's independence.

The eIghty-e aventh anniversary o.
Norway's Independence viii be ccle-
hrated next Friday by the United
Norwegian Societies OF Puget Sound.
The ceremonies will be held az sal
mon Bay park. Ballard, In the after
noon. and At Germ0nia hall IN the
evening. Gov. Rogers will b. pres
ent and will GeltVcr the address OF
the day durlng the afternoon.
The full program of the celebration
follows:
Seattle Military Band.
Welcome ............. Mayor Johnson
National song s........... &C.. Norden
Dialect recitation ......f ver Durham
Address .......sss..... Rev. r. Syrdal
Seattle Military Band.
solo .....s..s.sssss#ss e Miss Eihmh A4oe
Recitation .........M Miss Clara Hourn
Seattle Military Band.
Solo ..............-...M Miss Emma Loo
Grafton ........s.... Col 4. J. blcthen
Seattle Military Band.
Tug OF war-Rallard ~. Seattle.
Wooden shoe race. Boys sack race.
Girls sack race.
Baseball.
At Germania hall in the evening
the entertainment will be a charac-
teristic concert Of Norwegian SONGS
and national airs. The program fol-
lows:
Held dig. init Norge ....,... Arnold
Giee Club.
Address ssss.s..sssss.s s-e-.s.tss..
..... c. W Ciausen. kitsap county
SOLO ..--.ss*s@*s s-.+---..+. =. selected
Miss Augusta Stromberg
"Oer de Hole Ffelde" ....... Biornson
Miss Marie Christensen.
Cal Last Night ............ K1eruls
OBJ Good Mnr-ltnE" Cries
Grace r. Davenport.
"Ein Sinna Mand's ......... ......
Ivar Durham.
cal "Norges Bsdste Warn OK Faste"
.-.4.ss..s=s.ss ssss....... n ifrulI
th) ~Saturcn ok Hiertat" .Lludhlad
GIee Club.
National Echoes" .......... see.
Church ChOirs.
(al ''saeterteutens sondag" ole Bull
tbt .sHailiuEs .........-...... .......
Grace r. Davenport and Glee Club.
tfatton ss-sss-s..-s..- .-4.-ss.....
Hon. John Z. PuEers. governor state
Of Washington.
ia vi Elsker Dette f.andst" ..
....ss-.. .st-.ss........... BJornson
Chorus.
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N yuu Will compare our prices
with downtown competitors, you
viii dnd vast difference. Star
Paint 60. Third and Pike street.
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BANKS


PEOPLES SAVING RASK.
Second avenue and Pike ST Capital
paid up ttaa GO T. & Nsafrldcr.
pres. J. 4. Hayden. cash. J. T..
IftfntHaf. asst. eaHh. Commercial
savings ara trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL lJANk
uF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. tkss 900: sur
plus. tas 30.
J Furth. pres: J. q. Goldsmith.
vice pf~s. ". V, Ankeny. carhirr.
Correspondents in principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid Up capital ..... iI5g. 900
Trnnaacta general banking business.
H. &. Henry. pres. T. II Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
Safe Deposit ssslt Boxes tor Rsat
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital $3.50. 600
General banking business transacted
J. y. HoKr. Jr.. pres: NJ. McMick-
en-. vice pres. 1. Turner. cash r.
=. Fsrkhurst. Asst. cash. Exchange
on principal cities % u. g. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
~ Seattle. \ general banking bust
ncEu transacted. Deposits 81 50o. 900.
A. ChilberE. pres. T.. l.. Cr0ndnhl.
LIST vice pres 4. II. SoelherE. cash:
J r. Lane. asst. cash. No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of Commerce
Capital paid up w. 900
eight Million DollATEJ
Surplus .ss.s......s........ - ooo. 600
Interest allowed on time deposits.
A general Banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BnANCH-Cornsr of
James st. and Second Avenue.
n. A. CAMERON Mgr.
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ARCHITECTS.

\. TipEMAND. a Colman block.
McManua = Walker. ioi n. Y blk.
y W nouanToN n4-lL Colllns.
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Diamond tee-=the hest. lasts long.
est Tel. May 1853
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coLLeerIoN AoENcIes.

CITY COLLECTION AGENCY. ilOs
sixth avenue. Test of references.
MONEY eelIeetea. 81 noaton hlocs.
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REAL estate.


i2h acres water front on Lake
Washington. house and orchard /.
near Mrs. Gatzerts place. will
make "A fine suburban home.
leo acres. I miles from Kirkland /:
bottom land. 40 acres in hay; good
house. orchard. 2 large barns: "A
fine dairy farm.
100 acres. / \ miles from Lake Wash
ingtou. Is acres cleared bottom
land. at q bargain.
IS acres. 2ia miles from Redmond:
acres cleared. house and small or
chard. very cheap.
All OF the above places will be sold
cheap.
We also have several ten-acre
tracts and larger farms near the
lake.
Call and see us before buying.
COLLINS a. WILLIAMS,
Sc sullivan Building.
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Instructors.

David Kelly. physics. n. l. Reese
Greek and L.atiu T. ". Mitchell.
mathematics Hlrdie J Beais. Ems
lish and history j. a. Hili. civil
engineering uttiliie q. Hoctzkca.
modern languages.
". j. Meredith. registrar. Jacob
puttenhofer. engineer. Henry q,
Hoffman. libra rian. J r. Gould. pre-
paratory principal: David McDan-
iels. ianitor r Pearl Mcdonald. eat
aloEuer ]. :. knape. carpenter VIM
Gillespie. fireman. Gilbert r. shaw,
fireman. James {. Cudworth. watch
man
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OPTICIANS.

A. Llndauer. eyes ex. free. SCI Pike.
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clare. bad deaIgner. 1l07 gecond nv
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

A1sraAe Z o. nrrLG.
OBHOHsE. 1HEMpilR a Co, inc,
Abstract Company, sat-blished
1883 Mining claim abstracts. Base -
ment Of me Mutual LIE building.
booth WhlttleHey Hanford Abstract
Co. established 1865. basement Of
Hailer block. Telephone Main loA.
sEhT'ftia AbHtract CO. ~ " biz
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The New Faculty.

President Frank l.. Graves.
Dean and German professor has,
+, Reeves.
Professors - Henry tandcs, geo
logy. J. Alien smith political
science. =. S. MauY. history y. W.
ColgroVe. philosophy 7. r. Kane
Latin. \. 4. Priest, rhetoric ana Ora
tory. +. n radleford. English liter
allure. Arthur Ranum, mathrmatic1.
John r Cauuou. law. Thoa. T..
Doubt. physics and electrical cngin-
eerinE. Huwer T. Foster. botany. A.
II. Yoder. pedagogy II. q, Byers.
chemistry. A. Ii. Fuller. civil en-
ginUeriuE l., 4. Lyon, mining. G.
W. Wander Neer physical culture,
r. q. u. Kincaid. zoology. e. n. obrr.
Romantic languages. Martha l.. Han
see. Greek. Junlus Rochester. asso-
ciate. law. X. H. Denrhun, assistant.
mechanical and electrical engineer
ing. Alberta spurek. assistant. phys
zeal culture Thos. W. Low. assistant
chemistry.
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STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE.

4Oo-S-l0 Occidental aV., household
goods. etc. Jacobs. TreIAholme A Co
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pRInrlse AND BINDING.

METRoPoLITAN Printing a Bind
Ing Co. III Yesier. Tel Blue Sol.
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
30s. 2QT. Dos Washington Bid. over
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

The Company's steam
ships Walla Whlia,
umatilla aud city ui
of ruahlh Leave Be
attic - m. May 4 %,
~. g. 80, June 8, b,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ESTES Dancing Academy, 2Sis LIST
ave; popular and select school up
to-date fancy and society dancing:
only school where ordinary pupils
lenrn s to 10 dances In ~ lesanna
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ConlaAo.0n ana oOiLDEre.
rAFF a I0uLO. store fixtures.
Rgnerai iobbinE 800 Main street
BODEHQutH1 = HOaELEAf. Hhopa
at 2is go spring street
!. u. SWIFT. house aud sign pain
ter, Lake avenue. Fremont
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TO exchange FOR Seattle property.
leo acres - acres best bottom
land. admirably situated. Good
young orchard. a-Toom house
Hehooi adjoining. i. o.. store. u
mile. Exchange.
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DANCING ACAOGMIEb.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
900 ladies ladies and gentlemen.
guaranteed waltz, two-Htcp ana all
the latest bail room dances, e1-
tremeiy low rate FOR gentlemen
joining open classes now Monday
[ and Friday evenings. 20. VIII
son Dancing Academy. PIKE street.
HHnke block. rivats lessons daily.
Circulars mailed free.
MIR and Mira. Little's Academy. de-
pertinent dancing. physical cul-
turn ~ Nadia1n bet 1rd and 4th.
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FINANCIAL

To LOAN Private money az low
rate Of interest. Groil. Damuh a
Gamer To- Ma ton street
WARRANTS bought and sold Nor
rison a Eaheiman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OF Co Il Haiier block
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-10-22

prtJudiced can hardly be considered
new facts. The evidence up e. this
time, although given by witnesses
who were mostly palable unfrlendly
to Schley, shows very plainly that
he has not at any time remiss in
properly performing his duty while
after the Spanish feet. aud that the
times when he was seemingly So. 1t
was simply the result of his not pos.
sessing oihcial information that
should have been sent to him. WHY
he did not get that information il
one of the things not yet cleaned an
but some of the witnesses summoned
by HIM may throw light on the mat.
ter Rear admiral sam sun is Mt
his Washington home to, f, +. not
yet certain that he will appear before
the SchIey Court. Officials of the
Navy department say that he will
not If IT can possibly be avoided.
President Roosevelt displayed wis
dom in declining to interfere in the
Philippine squabie between the civil
aud military authorities. Gov. Tart
and Gen. Chatlye were Informed by
cable ;hat they must yet together and
settle the wrangle without assistance
from Washington. The trouble
started over the issuing Of a writ of
Eabens Corpus by the Philippine
Supreme Court in the case of q sal.
der ordered deporred by the military
authorizes.
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Root viii Succeed Hay.

Denver Col.,-A special to the
Republican from, Boulder Col, says:
Lyman }. Gage, secretary of the
United States treasury, arriveI in The
city today ON his way to Camp Tulcot
Speaking of the rumored inr,nrinn
of Secretary Hay to retire from the
cabinet Mr. Gage said:
Secretary Hay is getting tired Of
the business lie IL a man of the
s'n,test honor. lie is very sensitive.
however, AMI i, hur; him, after he
has worked hard, t. b. misrepresen.
ted, ea~tooned aud Iampooucd. lie
Is inlepenlly rich lie can do ms he
wishes, 20 wherever he desires. lie
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has few very iu,Enate friends aud
he would rather enjpy life surrounded
10y agreeable compinions and his
ho"ks than attend 90 the tirex,me and
chnngeIe~s routine e the aHice or sec.
Rotary Of state \ should not he .u-.
prised u he would sl,u withdraw. IL
so, Mr. R'ot probably will be his
successor.
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1871 ~ "A csis ~ bad healih that R.TpA.J.s yut
49, hey oanish rain and prol5ng lie. one rvss
sccept substitute P.f.pa.er E ~ ~ F..s' no
i.,,,s, iay aTpf s'ois Ter anpi., End houssna
street, New York. 10 'Fuea