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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-23


the CABLE
Co,hes
81 can commend cure Peruna to
reRcS throughout the
know OF other that viii build
is positive for the who
viii try this remarkable medicine find a sure cure
Very respectfully Celso Cesar Moreno
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-23

(For regular proceedings, routine mat
ter, remarks, etc. see official StenO-
aphic report in another columnD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-23

End. Lowest prices. Below we give q
will he at same rate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-23

Try Il II. Of our Ace. Tea and our .Uc.
eminent Java Coffee, usually sold at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-23
9. w. WADl., E:gCH. II
5E. CASH GROCER,

our aim is: Isl. High grade goods.
Partial list of goods. All other good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-23

M IA ana Aocha Coffee, a.zo old Co..
as ctS., CUR price. 80 cents
mlr2irodf
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20
Se1f-Basting Turkey Pans

MT and Mrs. Sroor of Congress are registered at the Commercial hotel.
 J. L. Grace and family of Surtz City, Ind, are at the Commercial hotel.
 F. w. Stephens of Prescott registered at the Commercial hotel yesterday.
 Herman Hesse and wife of Jerome are in the city, guests of the Commer- cial hotel.
 J. H. Kibbey and Dr. J. NJ. Evans left on this mornings train for Pres colt.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Clark of New York are visiting Phoenix, guests of the Commercial hotel.
 Mrs. F.. E. Shearer and baby are in from the Phoenix mine. They are al the Commercial hotel.
 Mrs. Fellows left on this mornings north-bound train for Worthington husbanu.
 Alfred l.. Glassen of san Francisco spent yesterday here. leaving this morning for Los Angeles via the s. F.. P. & P.
 Mrs w. K Claypool of Globe arrived here on yesterdays M. Ss r. train to visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. T.. F. EeIlner.
 Louis r. Hamilton and I. E. Hamil- ton of Los Angeles were in the city yesterday, leaving for home on this mornings north bound train.
 William Solomon left last night foc Nacosari to enter upon his new duties. Mrs. Solomon will visit with friends in Prescott till MT. Solomon gets settled in their new home.
 Guests at the Portland yesterday were: MT. and Mrs. George Dinkinser. California; Mir. and Mrs. Mayo and two children and nurse, Florence; Mrs. A. P. Lounley, Colorado;' Fred Me Gibbons, Chicago; Mir. Melvin c. Por- thus. NJ D.. Chicago.
 Among those registering at the Com mercial hotel yesterday were w. F. Hitchcock. Ashfork; II. M Harlan and Miss C. Gillen of Chicago; J. Tender son and I. T. Whittemore. Los Angeles; Charles NJ. Clark. Globe; George J. Schmutz, Chicago; William CarIin. Omaha.
 Among those registering a the Hotel Adams yesterday were F. R. Stock. Los Angeles; II. s. Wien, Johnson, AriZ George Berry. St. Louis; J. $. Davis. Rochester; Rosa M. Stout. Los An Seies: C. NJ. Dimmick, Chicago: C. T.. Baughman, San Francisco. and J. Well of Fresno.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

Phoenix, Arizona, Nov 12th. 1901. Meeting of the qualified electors Of School District Number One (No. D, Maricopa county, Arizona, is hereby called to be held at the Central school building, corner of Center and Monroe streets, Saturday evening at 7:3O. No vember 23rd, 1901. to determine the To- cation of an additional school build ing. and to instruct the trustees of said district regarding the purchasing of site, and the erection of school buildings in this district.
 B. 4. FICKAS
 II. P. DcMUND.
 w. II. ROBINSON,
 Trustees.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

Architects are invited to submit plans for a two-storied. brick dorm- tory. to be erected at Tempe. for the use and on the grounds of the Normal School of Arizona. The building is to cost not more than Fifteen Thousand dollars and should have a capacity for not less than sixty lodging female stu dents. Specifications should include electric lighting. steam heating and sanitary fittings. broad porches ana pantry cellar. Dining hall and kitchen should be included within main struct- ure. Plans should be delivered to the undersigned. at his office. room 15 Cot ten block. Phoenix, Arizona, not later than December Is. 1901.
 JAS. II. McCLINTOCK.
 Secretary. Phoenix, Ariz., Nov 19 1901
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

At the last photographic convention held in the United States an original and decidedly artistic line of work was displayed. These exquisite productions of the photographers art were right ly called artists proofs and took the convention by storm. Knowing a good thing when we see il, we immediately took steps to secure the process, and we are now turning out this work from our studio.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

As my business interests in Cali fornia require all my attention I offer for sale all my real estate. consisting of five houses and lots. situated one block from plaza. Also my mercantile business consisting of cigars, confec- tionaries, fruits, ice cream and oyster parlors, etc, located on Montezuma street, west side of plaza.
 ED SHUMATE,
 Prescott, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Frank Shoot left last night via Mar icopa for Flowing Wells. Cal.
 Mrs R. A. Roberts of Wickenburg is at the Commercial.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

Two new, high grade sewing ma chimes to trade for a lumber wagon, work horse or cattle of any kind; big bargain. Address ]. Jungermann, Tempe, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20
CITY BRENETIE $
eI-eo E. wa-.,inator st.

Go to Mrs. Mosher's ladies' tailoring and dressmaking pariors for satisfac- tory work. All assistants nrst-cIass Accordion pleating, knife pieating and buttons a speciality. Opera house building.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

Scientific Palmist. Mime. Josephine, 242 l.. Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

Beef Cali Shampoo at the Hotel Ad- ans shaving parlor. the only place in the territory where this treatment of ladies' hair ia administered.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

We mean what we siy. If you expect to give your photo as Christmas pres ent you cannot afford 10 lose q day, as we are sure to be busy anyway
 HARTWELL & HAAIAKER.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

Hartwell &c Hamaker are prepared to give the people of Phoenix. Ariz., some thing in the photo line which they have never been able to get before.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

The finest lot of Indian photos and views ever presented to the people of Phoenix are now. selling at Hartwell Si Hamaker's.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

All kinss of printing. ruling, book and magazine binding and book repair ing done satisfactorily and quickly at The Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

All kinds of printing, ruling, book and magazine binding and book repair ing done satisfactorily and quickly at The Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20
McKEE'S CASH STORE

ELEGANT FOR CHRISTMAS PRES
 ENTS.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

For good loads of crushed granite see E. R. Maple.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20

Queen of Queens-Mermaid Washing Powder.
Arizona republican., 1901-11-20
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTs.

HARTwELL & HAMAKER
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
DobrY przyjaciel
ely przyjaciel.

- Co to znaczy bye do
brym przyjac;elem? pytal raz
m'odzieniec medrca uczonego
Cycerona. a ten mu rzekl:
,,Pierwszem prawem do
brego przyiac;ela jest zadac
zawsze rzeczy tylko poczci-
wych, a ME czekae, al mas
.beda Q co prosit. lecz ochot-.
ME bez zwlekania przycho-
dzit " pomoc cay to rada lub
czynem."
He TO zdanie ma " sohie
madrosei. . he prawdy po-
znamy, jeSh sic obszeraiei
mad eE[Illl n'em en- ro.md mdwlmy, ~ .
Dobry przyiaciel .sda tylko
rtecsy poc.ciwych 1stotnie,
bo jeM iut kto ku zlemu nAr
klania, <czy mo1e .wat sif
!, q Q brym PIT yia.cis
lie m?
Slyszslismy raz sami. wi.,.
czorna chw,la. jak dWoch'
pr1echodzac. TAXA sro1t1ovs's
prowadzilo:
Ja przecie1. tw6j pray
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
Z niw Polskich
W AMERYCE.

PRO$BA o OGkOSZE-
MA. = St6sujemy prosbe
do przyjac'of naszych. szcze-
g6lniej polskich kupc6w. fa-
brykant6w. agent6w sprzeda-
zy grunt6w i rozmaitych
przen,yslowc6w, ably poFie :
rail- W1ARUsA og}oszeniami
zaznaczajac. &c taoiej ogNa-.
szamy rodakom. M innona-
rodowcom.
TYLKO $ CENT0W ko-
sztuje codopiero wydana "
Stevenspoint. drukiem j ma
kladem RoIN1KA ,.Ksiazecz-
"
ka jub'leuszowa, zaw'erajaca
.nauke Q Q d p.u.Scie.
, warunk; otrzyman,a od;1ustu
jdbileuszowego 'e,. j s.osowne g N
modlitwy 2 piekn2 rycina
Ojca swietego Leona XIl1..'
Adfes wydawoy: :sZygmunt
Hle,ter, Publisher. Rolnik
Stevenspoint Wis,
4 KS1ADZ SIZE ZAsTRzE.. !
LIZ w Mime oils MINI. !.
sastrzelil Sic y dniu ] Marca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

chodz ze nina dis ma Swiad-
ka, przysiegnij, <zes byl y
czwartek wtedy W salunie
gdy sic bill. kiedys j.
tobie wygodzs.
Slucbaj MikoIaju. NOW
Grzegorz do przyjaciela :
do czego to czytanie ks;azek
i gazet?4lepiej p6idzmy ma
p'wo = tam zabawimy sic
lepiej i wiecei nauczymy jak
z czytania -.
A! przyjacielu! dobrze,
lem cie spotkal. :. :. E. trzeba mi
pomocy, chce obit Bartka,
bo plotki ma mnie robi.. po-
mozesz mi.
Tysiace tak'ch przyk|ad6w
mogljsny podat, W kt6rych
ludzie nazywajac sic przyja-
ciolmi ME jako tacy, ale jako
wrogowie postepuja.
Kto chce uchronic sic cd
takich przyjaci6l zlych-niech
sobie wspomni opowiedzianq
wyze) historye o lekarzu &C.
sarskim. "a jedne namowe
do z}ego wolal ten czIowiek
wyrzeknat sic przyjazai. jak
lie uczynic.
My zas. starajac sic bye
dobrymi przyjac;olmi. powin
ni$my sami najpierw podIug
tel zasady postepowac. a ME
tylko. ze ME bedziemy mice
wrog6w, lecz owszem zyska~
my wie]u przyjaci6!. Ludzie
nawet Eli uszanuja cz|owieka
Prawego. Kto do zlego ME
radzi. widat, re sam z}ego
ME czyni. Kto zlem Sc brzy..
dzi, jest czlowiekiem uczci-
wynn a ten godzien bye zwa.
nym trzyiacielem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

mfody ksiadz polski Franei~
seek ]. Budzikowski. okolo
godziny II pred po}udniem,
W hotelu The Golden West.
Znaleziono go ma pol ubra-
nego ma l6zku, z dwiema
ranami W piersiach, Cd kul;
a przy MIN revolver. Dzie6
przedtem usilowal sic zacza-
die W swoim pokoju, odkrer
c'wszy kurek cd gazu, leez
sluzacy hotelowy, zwachaw-
sly swad, przyspieszy / ku-
r>k zakrecil.
z ]ist6w znalezionych przy
nieboszczyku okaza}o sic, ze
hyl "a do niedawna wikaryu.
seen u ks. proboszcza Srokl
W Duluth. Minn, zosta} jed
make zwolniony z tego sta~
nowiska przez KS. Biskupa
Golr:cka i wezwany do opu-
szczenia dyecezyi Duluckiej.
Udat sic potem do N;nnea-
polls. malo majac pray sobie
pieniedzy.
Wiel. ks. Jazdzewski z
Minneapolis m6wi, re ks.
Franc seek J. Budzikowski
byt u niego pare dni pred
popelniem samob6jstwa, 20
stall zaproszony ma obiad /
zaopatrzony W pieniadze ma
podr6z do Green Bay, Wis.
zkad pochodzi'.
Ks. Franciszek Jaeger,
probcszcs parahi sw. Elzbiety
W Minneapolis, powiada. ze
z nieboszczykiem ks. Budzi-
kowskim uczeszczaf razem do
szk6l, j ze tenze jul wowczas
zdradzal pewne zboczenie
umyslowe.
KS. Bjskup Golrick tluma.
czy sic. ze do odebrania ks.
Budzikowskiemu pozwolenia
pelnien;a obowiazkow kapla6t,
skich W dyecezyi Duluckiej
zn:ewoiilo 60 )ego dziwaczne
zachowanic sic, kt6re kazafo
przypuszczat, ze cierpi on na
pewien rodzaj pomi eszania
zmys'6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

Jac'el doDry, mowh Jeden,
IA po CLOSE. poznalismy IL
jest zydem. -, jabym tobie
mic zlego ME radzil, ale po-
sluchaj mie Wojtek, podaj
o..ca do sadu = obaczysz wy.
grasz!. -. Il
0! pomySleliSmy sobie:..
toz to nasz chop ME moze
sobie kogo innego wybrat
jako przyjaciela, tylko zyda.
namawiaJacego go do zlego?. =.
Byl raz W Turcyi cesarz
Mutawekul. ten mial swego
lekarza nazwiskism Honain.
|jako najszczerszego przyiacie-
la. Zazdroscili inni dworzanie
lckarzowi. IL 90 cesarz zowje
swoim przyjacie]em. wiec
|rozlicznymi sposobami staral.
sic 60 oczernit. Cesarz ma
wszelkie skargi byl obojetny,
odpowiadal zawsze - on jest
moim przyjacielem. ia jemu
wierze.
@ Jake sic Honain zdziwi},
gdy raz przywo'any do cesa-
RIA, us]yszal take zdanie:
-Kochany przyJacielu, nam
tu m edzy memi min;strami
jednego cz}owieka niegodzi-
wego. chcia}bym sic go
pozbyt. ale tax. abym go ME
oddalaf. ty jestes moim przy-
)acielem najlepszym - zr6b
to dla mnie. staraj sig go
nieznacznie niby to W lekar~
stwie strut.
Panic! co m6wisz? "a
wolal z przestrachem lekarz
ty ia ko d bry
m 81 przyjaciel n a.
m a W j a So mic d o zle.
G Q?
Dam ci drog'e wyna-
grodzenie. oto patrz, lie ka-
mieni ceunych. perel dya-
ment6w = wszystko bedzie
twoje - zr6b o co prosze.
Panic. cdparl lekarz
spokojnie. przykro mi
tylko. re trace przyjaciela W
te; chwili. be nie moge Gle
dalej zwat dobrym przyjacie-
lem, gdy do zlego namawiasz,
a zlego przyjaclela po-
winnoSci2 ludzl szlachetnYch
Jest - unikat.
Rzeklszy to, ukton;l sic i
zabierai do ode;sc a, az ce-
.sarz wznioslszy rece ku nie..
mu. zawolal radoSnie:
Dz'eki ci! ME zawiodle$
mel ufnoSc; - chcia}em wy.
pr6bowae Gle, czy$ godzien
mel przyjazni -jesteS istot-
ME szlachetnym Mech odtad
co chca m3wia ma ciebie =
przy)azh nasza >trwa1a. ..@.
Kto zada Cd czlowieka'
.czynu .lego. .raczef niepr1y~:
.jacielem ! wrrlogiem wrrlo jego jest
2 ME przyjacie lem. wiec
strzezny sic. abysmy czesto
Mast przyjaciol ME sluehali
gIosus sladai 1lych.
Kochsny przyjacielu!
powiada robotnik do sas}ada..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

|cye sic tocza " Pre-
toryi a Krueger
utrzymuie, ze ME
moga bycinne jak ua
amnestYa Rad an
gielski wcale ME
mySli O sfolgowaniu
z wysy]ka posi}k6w
dla armii angielskiej
W po}udniowej Airy.
ce. ~... ..
! Pod Lichtenburg
dnia 3-go Marca Boe-
rzy zaatakowali An
lgllk6w l po trzydnio-
wei a krwawej walce,
zostali odparci, a stra-
ty ich So ogromne.
jKnmondant hOnrcki
Golfers, poleg} "
bitwie. Anglicy W
bitwie tel stracili
dwGch oficer6w, Il
|szeregoH c6wi 20 ran
nYch.
P ozyeyas Genera}a
|Dewet r6znie jest
raportowana. Silly je-
go rozproszy}y sic W
rome strony. General
French znalaz4 jedne
Creuzot armate, kt6-
r, niozawOdnie zOSta,-
will Boerzy Og6lem
cd czasu, kiedy gene
raj French poczat swe
|operacye ma wsch6d
cd Pretoryj, Boer6w
zabltych zosta}o 979.
PEKIN. Cesarz
|Kwang Su sprzeciwia
sic podpisaniu trakta-
tn z RosYa 0 odsta-
picnic Mandzuryl. LII
Hung Czang otrzy-
NAL rozkaz poinfor-
mowania Rosyi, aze-
by dzia}a}a wsp6}nic
z innemi mocarstwa-
mi. Lin Kun Vi, vice.
kr6l W Nankinie upra-
sza Anglia, Japonia j
|Stany Zjednoczone o Q.
pokrzyzowanie zamia-
row Rosyi. :. s.
PEKIN... - Cesarz.
chiiski zapowiedziaf,i
te W obecnychs wa
runkach do ekinu
ME owr6ci,s . jezell
mocatstw'a va jsprzymie-
rzoneI postanowiia 81 "a.
|{ozy6 " PeklnIiiio d ii twler.' !,
DE dla po,sl'l6'iIW, po,,l', v ia
kim razle P ekin pre- q
80 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
wsze stolica panstwa
chlnskiego.

SHANGHAI. We
dug depeszY jaka tn
otrzymano z New
Chwang, 10000 kon-
nych bandyt6w "a
atakowa}o 5000 re-
gularnego wojska ro-
|syjskiego niedaleko
Shing King. Wojska
rosYjskie straciwszy
jedna armate, 20 "a
bitych i 20 rannych
eof"e}y sic do Nuk-
den.
HAV Ku-
bahczycy pod zadnym
pozorem ME chc9
przyjac opleki Sta
now Zjednoczonych.
Chc;l zawrze6 pewne
stosunki przUazlnl1,e|'' e
polityczne i handle. "a, nd ],
we i dac pod tym
wzgledem pierwszeh-.
stwo Stanom Zjedno-.
czonym pred ione-.
mi pahstwami; ale
chc9 zachoWaG zu-.
pe}na niezalezne6G i
rzadzi6 sic samoistnie,
beE udzia}u Stan6w
Z)ednoczonychi i bez
ich opieki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
TELEGRAMY.

BERLIN. Cesarz
niomieckl Wilhelm
powr6ei} ". dniu 8
Marca do stolicy re
skaleczonym prawym
policzkiem, ponizej
Okla, W kt6ry W Bre-
men, Z marca, ugodzi}
60 ciezkim kawa}em
zelaza robotnlk, zwa-
ny Dietrich Weiland.
Ma)ac policzek i oko
ohwiazane, wcale ME
pokazuie sic publicz-
noScl.
Aresztowany W Bre'
men Weiland clerpi
ma wielka chorobe i
dziw&cznie odpowia~
da ma pytania, zada-
wane mu- przez poll.
cya. Me mdgl powii.ee- i.e
y dzfe6, czenu rzuci}
zelaZ0 ma cesarZa.
Rama jest prawle
diva Gale diuga. Will
helm ma b0lnie narze-
ka,i zreszta jest zd6w.
Pisz9c o tym wv
padkv do kr6la an
gielskIego Edwarda
zaznaczyf Wilhelm,
re wyglada, jak gdy-
by zChin wr6cl}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

LONDYN. W
po}udniowej Afryce
lord Kitchener zie-
cha} sic W Middleburg
z generalem. Botha i
omawia} z MIN warun.
kl poddania sic Boe-
row. Przystano ma
zawieszenie broni ma
Z dni, azeby da6 ge-
nera}owi Botha MOI
nose porozumienia sic
z De We tenn i z inry-
mi genera}ami. Panu-
je t''taj przekonanie,
re wojna " A .A.|l:f!'rIyce. f y,|.
poludlDiowej wkr6tce K:
sic zakolezy. ss.@
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14
ADoMAJTYs sKAzA~

ADOMAJTYS SKAZA~
NY. - w Chicago, W pro-
cesie dziesiecioletniej A. G..
:przeciw bylemu bibliotekarzo-
zwiazku Narodowego Poll
sk;ego. Adomajtysowi. zostal
ten ostatni " min'ony Czwar-
tex przez sad przysieglych
skazany ma wiezienie karne .
terminie nieoznaczonym.
CHICAGO. - Szkola pa
ra6alna przy koSciele sw.
Tr6jcy otrzymala zdolnego 4
sympatycznegc nauczyciela y
osobie brata, Stan;slawa. kt6r !
~ byl dyrektorem szkoIy y
para6i sw. Kazimierza =
South Bend. Ind q poprzed-
MO zajmowal posade nadczy
ciela i organisfy = paraiip
sw. Jadw1gi tsnl1e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-14

Jaclel dobry; m6wil jeden,
a :po CLOSE, poznalismy IL
Jest zydem. -, jabym tobie
mic zlego ME radzil, ale po-
sluchaj mie Wojtek, podaj
o..ca do sadu = obaczysz wy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27

these people is an imaginary one and they
are strongly In favor of anything which
makes communication less difficult. French
canadians who haveE become naturaliZed
In the United States often come to Cam
ada and take part int the elections. The
post office department has found that near
ly all OF, the letters in the post offices of
the eastern French provinces come from
the United States and large percentage
OF these letters contain money sent to rela-
tives by Canadians working south Of the
line. al
Under these circumstances, therefore,
the political party in power Is extremely
anxious to put to it's credit treaty with
the United States whereby the people
OF Canada will find a better market for
their goods and less difficulty in the trans
action of business across the line Despite
the feeling of resentment which now UNI
doubtedly exists 1t is still true that Can
ada remains more than anxious to i'm
prove her international facilities to the
south. TO say, however, that there is the
same enthusiasm over such a proposition
as there was a year ago would not be true.
for the enthusiasm has largely evaporated,
leaving only the spur of necessity as the
inspiration for further negotiations. Sir
Wilfrid takes the optimistic view that in
the near future Canada with prospective
population of 25000,OO will become the
largest instead of the third largest GUS
toner of the United States, and as such
Will be In a position to command greater
respect for her reciprocal offers and that
the United States will then see 1t to her
advantage to for favor instead of
maintaining an attitude of rude indifer-
ence. j. d. WHELPLE1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-27

Hurdle, and Mr. Walter Johnson seconded
the nomination. The name of Mr. Arthur
Hendricks was proposed by Mr.. w. T
Hutchinson and seconded by Mr. J. w
Townsend The following named gentle
men Were then nominated in turn but re-
fused to allow their names to be used:
Messrs. A. c. Warthen E. j. Hartshorn.
L. w. Maxson, Albert S. Galley and ]. w.
Townsend Later, Mr.. Galley reconsidered
and after Mr.. VIII E. Dulin was named
the nominations were closed. The names
which will go on the ticket are Messrs
Hurdle, Hendricks Galley and Dulin. Mr.
l.. w. MaXSon made motion which was
carried, requiring that the council place
upon the ticket with the nominees of this
meeting, the names of such other candi-
dates as may be named by petition or NOM
1nation. and who agree to serve If elected
me election Will be held May g. and
Messrs. j. Harry Cunningham, ]. H Mas
sey and Charles Nichols have been ap-
pointed judges of election.
me missionary tea given by the ladies'
or st. Paufs NJ. E. Church Wednesday af-
ternoon was a very pleasant affair. DIR.
blanche Zering gave talk on Porto Rico
and work that is being done there and
exhibited number of samples Of the ham
dicraft of the natives. Mrs. Biggs played
a solo; Mrs H. A Miss recited How the
Freckled Faced Little Girl Entertained the
Missionary a duet was rendered by Mrs
Amiss and Mrs. Biggs, and a trio on the
piano by Mesdames Amiss, Biggs and
Clark. At the close of the program re-
rreShmentS We're served.
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at an early hour, and was continued until
midnight.
trade of this town. which is arranging for
a meet on Athletic field the 4th of July
next will shortly begin the building OF a
track It is thought that a track of six
laps TO the mile can be made on the field
which will not interfere with the p sent
base ball grounds. Already measure 7 ents
have been made, and the ground Will be
surveyed the early part of next week.
A "conundrum social was given by the
ladies of the Baptist Church at the Laurel
House last night. The answers to the
questions called forth much amusement
There was a spirited contest for the prizes
by q small margin.
A motion was made at the meeting of the
board of trade Of this town at it's Wednes-
day night meeting, that, with the concur
renee of the mayor and town council, an
appropriation should be made for the pur-
pose Of having a denomination OF the
electric light plant. This provoked spirit
ed discussion, lasting through the entire
sitting of the board that 1t was thought
best that the board should have nothing to
do With the question. The state appointed
commission with authority to secure an
electric light plant and a water system
For some time this commission has been
at work on the questions before 1t and has
about completed it's labors. AS a result of
the discussion at the meeting announce
ment was made Of the sale of the electric
light plant to the town in October of last
year. The board decided If there was any
examination to be made those individuals
desiring such action should take all respon-
sibiity and provide the funds necessary for
such examination.
On account of a hitch in the signing Of
the contract between the town and the con-
tractors for the installation Of the system
of waterworkS a slight delay will be
caused. The contract requires a signature
which was not attached at the time of the
execution Of the paper.
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The District Commissioners have issued
the following orders:
That the offer of F. w. Huidekoper to
pave cutters on both sides Of 37th street
between and Back streets northwest
for IS cents per square yard, to an amount
equal to an estimated cost of about 5000.
Is hereby accepted, cost chargeable to the
appropriation for streets in Burleith, 1901.
That cement sidewalk be laid and curb
reset on the 10th street side Of the Gar
net School building, northeast corner OF
10th and U streets northwest, at an esti-
mated cost of $31S, chargeable to the cur
rent appropriation for sidewalks and curbs
around public reservations and municipal
buildings.
That the sum Of s., 400 is hereby allotted
from the appropriation for repairs to
bridges, 1901, for the purchase OF lumber
for laying a new floor on the Anacostia OF
navy yard bridge.
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The Navy Department has about con-
Auded that the new battle ships of the
Virginia class shall have armor of six
inches thickness in casemate and from
seven to eleven inches side armor This
is about the same as the armor on the
ships now building Chief attention is
now being given to the batteries of the
new ships. Although no conclusions have
been reached. there is a tendency toward
substituting seven-inch guns in the broad
side batteries In place of six-inch weapons
II Is said that this change would permit