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Hppreciated bv France.

Paris, April 29.-Hospitality shown
to the French training ship Duguay
Trouln al Baltimore, Annapolis and
New York. has attracted attention here
and is highly appreciated in official
circles. Dispatches received at the
foreign office speak of the warm vel
come extended to the French cadets
and the Associated Press is authorized
to say that the French government is
extremely grateful for the sympathy
towards France shown in the recep-
tion ci the officers and cadets.
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is NOW A CERTAINTY.
much Talked of Belt Line ia,
Milwaukee,

milwaukee,. April 23.-The Journal
says the railroad belt line for Milwau-
Kee, about which there has been so
much talk for the past few wears. is
now practically assured. The belt
ahe Is 10 be made certainty through
al agreement which has been reach
cd between the Chicago and North
western and the Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad companies.
Each road is to use part of the right
OF way OF the other and spur con
meeting the two roads will be built
Immediately The improvements
planned Will open a large tract of
property for manufacturing purposes
and give 10 the city such railway IA
eiii'ies that il has never before en-
loved
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Tor future delivery OF grain or nrovi,
sions. p'o'i'
Danish Minister to Washino+o,

copenhagen, April 29.--It is gener.
any understood in political and din
iomatic circles that when the Schesta1
ministry retires. as it is expected tn
DO at the end Of June. Herr Bramsen
the present minister of the interior
Will be appointed Danish minister ~
washington. Herr Bramsen was for.
merry manager Of an insurance com.
pany.
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government will assume the expense
OF the II students referred to.
Refused a Writ Of Mandamus.

Chicago, April 29.-Judge Nicely.
sitting in the circuit court, refused to
issue a writ of mandamus to compel
the West Chicago Street Railroad COM
liver al Van Buren street The writ
was asked by the city. alleging that
ehe tunnel impedes navigation. The
case will be appealed.
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AeRCiSES AT CALENA.
o. His Home Town Honor
eeneral Grants Memory.

'Aa MS, April 29.-Excrcises In
~olalion of the 10Th anniver-
" lAe birth OF General U. s.
"pse held in this city. Rev. Dr..
y. Gnnsaulns was orator Of
r'''"l train bearing DR.. Gunsau-
party of guests arrived from
SHORTLY after noon. They
at se''tcd by G.. a. X. posts and
,,s s oi visiting delegations from
|sndins towns.
~ nAer nall an immense audience
!" President William Rippin
A., "ran' Birthday association
|ts.' we exercises in short speech.
r ~ o' regret were read from
|,al Iera' ~ Grant. Mrs. Sartoi.s,
kor ~. ~ey, Chauncey NJ. Dcpew
A''Son and others.
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Made Brigadier Generals

washington. April 81 ne ,;,, p.n,
,or, has appointed Colonei Mer',.'
aen, EN- - me adjutant generals de-
nartment and Major Oscar r. Lons NJ; 10 -
pa pa' nnartermaster's department of's
-. a.rerals of volunteers on ao
Au" .,, :, their service during the cam
.,o;,n .o IN the philippines. Major Lone
has had charge of the transpol. "a,
,ne "a' At San Francisco and colone, D"' :.
her rendered important service =. r,,n, 1n
,aaJ,r,rtcrs Of General MAcA''""'
at Manila.
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viii Recommend Acceptance.

Washington. April 23.-There is a
have been in close touch with the
Cuban delegates that they will recon-
mend the acceptance Of the Plat,
amendment by the constitutional cen.
ventiun when they return to Hayana.
them that the amendment is the Unit
Cd States policy.
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Disaster TO Coaching Party.

Philadelphia. April ga coachin ;
party, consisting of several OF the
most prominent Young men in Phlla-
deiphia. was overturned at Fifteenth
and spring Garden streets. Joseph L,
Widener, aged 30 years. son of +. \
B. Widener, had his skull fractured
and is dying at a hospital. Harrison
X. Gamer was also badly injured. The
accident was caused by the wheel Of
the coach catching in the street car
.l.~
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Does II Pay to Buy Cheap.

a cheap remedy Tor coughs and colds
is all right. but YOU want something
that will relieve and cure the more
severe and dangerous results Of throat
and lung troubles. What ehall YOU do!
Go to a warmer and more regular clim-
ate: Yes. if possible if not possible for
you, then in either case take the only
remedy that has been introduced in all
civilized countries with success in severe
throat and lung troubles, "Boschee's
German Syrup" 1t not only heals and
stimulates the tissues to destroy the
germ disease. but allays intiamation
causes easy eXpectoration. gives "A good
nights rest and cures the patient. Try
one bottle. Recommended many years
by all druggists in the world. Get
Green's Prize Almanac.
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stick 10 1t.

,eo. l.. Heard Of High Tower.
Georgia. writes: Eczema broke out on
my baby covering his entire body. Tn
der treatment of our family physician he
cot worse as he could not sleep for the
burning and itching. We used box OF
Banner Salye" on him ard by the time
il was gone he was we'll. The Doctor
seeing it was curing him said. stick 10
il for il is doing him more goo! than
ANYTHING l have done for him.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
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MINNESOTA IRON LANDS.
o;.1shuro Concern Makes Some Ado'
tionaj Purchases.

New York. April 2a.-At the zoe -
oe;r,s OF Jones 4 Laushlin OF fli's-
burg it was stated that addltioha' pu'
chases OF several thousand acres oi
ore lands in Minnesota had just pee''
made This. with the recently aequi''
oil ore tract of =. l.. Kimberley $ WAS
,,ao,arod in wall street to place the
firm in an independent position SO la'
a. Tho United states steel corporatio'
..., Concerned. The Kimberley prop
er,r If course. is the best. hut II Is
understood that much OF the o!he'
lands purchased are the hhes' III "'"
pncofn
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AMERICA REFUSES.
Will Not Establish Coalin3 Station IN
Ceberia,

Washington. April 29.-l.iberia' de-
sire for the establishment OF coaling
station by the United States on her
coast will not be acceded to. Liberia
believed that all danger of attempts
on the part of France or other govern
mcnts to seize her territory would
cease if such action We're taken.
An examination Of the Liberian
coost made by the Montgomery some
time ago, and other information re-
ceiyed by the navy department, show
that there is no suitable site for sta
tion and the project was abandoned.
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IL had piles so could get no rest nor
find cure until tried DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve. After using it once. for
got l ever had anything like Piles. E
G. Boice. Somers Point. N. y. Look out
for limitations. BE sure you ask for De-
Wits.
Cook & OD7r,
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MAJORITY DWlNOlES.
Surprising Vote in the British rouse
of Commons.

London. April 29.-tollowing de-
bate on the question OF fees PAID I.
law officers Of the crown. vote was
taken in the house OF commons WIFE
rho result that the government had a
majority Of only SO. which is the small
est ON any important issue during the
nresent or the last parliament. 1he
incident may not necessarily lhdlcal'
growing weakness of the government
although il is conjectured that Hfi
, ta,ion over the export duty On Goa
was to some extent ansWeraple III
,he smallncss OF the majority.
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LONGER DENIES STATE
crmENT SUGGESTED
OF ABSENCE.
[s,c1loN HAS OCCURRED
and Secretary Hay Salts.
.h His Work and Joined in
-. Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| That the Administration
uis Election a. Governor Of
. pel;eve the Situation.

rrsncisco, April 29.-ln an in
! ~ regarding his leave OF alb
,rom China. Minister Conger
-. ali the stories to the effect t
,os,ion OF the leave emanated
.-a,e department were pure
/ rrs3 for leave on my own mo-
r., aae was held higher than
rbing and the story that Pres
Iuskjuley and the secretary of
..-, disappointed is pure inven-
!, you say anything on this
.rb,.1 the fact that the prcsi-
secretary Of state sent the
| s.are. minister a telegram of
| [..la,ien. was advised that
|. might be published that fric-
Ixs,e1 between the state depart
,ri ,he legation and was told by
s-.rary 10 pay no heed to such
reats.
s-ov remarked Mr.. Conger
stories are ailoat stating that
lint N kinley is not wholly at
WITH nv Official conduct In Chi
in order TO relieve the situation
kbarra, sment To myself and the
(s,ralion has hinted TO federal
kal,rs that my election to the
4. governor OF Iowa was desir-
Nothing could be further from
k.h. The president would never
Sfaan such action. We are
l. AMI served together in con
H knows me and knows that
rspec,,d that his confidence IN
tigmeut was in the slightest de-
in,a.r, that | would instantly
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!, Ivory for the Board.

Ira - NpIli 2a.-Alonzo j. Cutler.
|djc, - trade broker. was awarded
~, Soi,ooo against c. w. Par.
kseo,a amount OF the verdict
aIegoa' 'oSSfs which Mr.. Partridge
eroura ~ nave refused to pay on
hav;, mat they were gambling
On H. resulted from specula-
Of N, 'oard OF trade. The ac-
board Jury is also a victory for
tty or 0pholding as 1t does the
"facts made on change
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FOR AN EDUCATION.
Porto Rican Youths Are Coming to ths
United States.

San Juan. Porto Rico, April 29.-The
limited States transport Sedgwick has
sailed for New York. having ON ooaro
70 Porto Rico youths who are going
"a tho limited States to be educated
eleven of them are bound Tor ths
United States government Indian
tr.inins school at Carlisle. Pa. The
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You cannot enjoy perfect health. ros.
cheeks and sparkling eyes if your liver il
sluggish and your bowels clogged. De
Wits Little Early Risers cleanse The
whole system. They never gripe.
Cook 4 OnrF.
Evening star., 1901-11-26
VIM. III. rlcKnew, 033 Pa. Ave.

The Dear Friend heard It took con-
sideraAfs Of your fathers money to pay his
debtss-Judge
Evening star., 1901-11-26
AT FAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
SPECIAL SESSION OF CRANE .JJRy
REPORTS INDICTMENTS,
Business Before Corporation Court
Funeral of Thomas Hayes Today
-General and Personal.
Evening Star Bureau,
No. 7O1 King Street,
RQll TQlanhnno No 1Ac

Bell Telephone No. 1O6,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 26, 1901
Judge ]. NJ. Love this morning resumed
the session Of the Alexandria county court
which opened on Fort Myer Heights yes
terday. The case of the condemnation Of
certain land in the county for public road
purposes took up much Of the attention
Of the court. The special grand jury yes
terday reported an indictment against Sam
uel Thompson, colored, charged with crimi-
nal assault upon Virgie Smith, a colored
girl twelve years Of age. The case was
set for trial next Monday. The prisoner
will be defended by Attorneys Machen and
Moncure. while the prosecution will be con-
Quoted by Acting Commonwealth Attorney
James E. Clements.
The grand jury also reported an indict-
ment against John Bruce charged with
malicious assault on Coleman Williams,
and an indictment against Charles Smith,
for assault with intent to kill s. Thomp-
son. The hearing Of testimony on a motion
for the removal Of Robert Birch, a spe-
cial policeman. on the charge of miscon-
duct In office, which was commenced yes
terday, had not been completed this morn
ing Judge Love will probably render his
decision some time this afternoon.
Charters Granted.
In the corporation court yesterday Judge
]. x. NJ. Norton granted charter to the
Shoemaker Real Estate Company of
Washington, the objects Of which are to do
a general real estate business, together with
that of a storage business. The sum Of
So. 900 is named as the capital stock. f. e.
Shoemaker Of Washington is named as
president. All the other officers are WASH
ingtonians. Gardner L. Boothe is named as
local attorney.
"a charter was also granted in the same
court to the Walter & Mann Furniture
Company, the objects of which are to do a
general furniture and carpet business, etc.
The sum of 81, 100 Is named as the capital
stock. w. T. Walker Of Savannah. Ga. is
Evening star., 1901-11-26

FLAVELL'S EEbbAAssTIo STOCKINGS,
sUfFoHIERS, &c, are used by physicians. Cata-
logus sent free. zoos Spring Garden St. Phila..
Pa. nogs m ,at.
Evening star., 1901-11-26
Presentation and Unveiling.

The presentation and unveiling Of the
bas-relief bust Of General Robert E. Lee
acquired by the Southern Relief Society
will take place this evening at Confederate
Veterans Hall. The address will be made
by Justice Seth Shepard Of the District
Of Columbia Court Of Appeals.
The bust the work Of Barber, the sculp-
tor. is of pure white marble quarried in
Loudoun county, Va, and is regarded as a
very fine example of bas-relief work. Fol-
lowing the unveiiing dance will be given
to the young lady members ard friends of
the society.
Evening star., 1901-11-26
Holiday Helps inn Sporting Goods.

Montaqk Cycle Golf Cameras, with auto
matic shutter, rack and pinion; carrying
case and double plate holder: size hyT
worth $50, for $3.50; size 4x5,
Win ono Slo' Ior. r................... 9o.oO
900 Squegee Mounts, sizes 315x3h. 4x5.
OK, both oval and square, worth o.
from S5c. to 60c. a dozen. " lOC.
Print Rollers, worth 25c., for. sc.
Blair Tripods 200 in the lot:
worth 81 each, for. or.......... S1 90
Heavy Squegee Plates tes. 14C.
S-oz Graduates, worth 25c., for. lOC.
Rubber Trays, sizes 6bxsh and
s110; worth 75c. and 81, for 1SC.
Eastman's Flash Lamps, worth o.
worth 81, for. ... nun.'ns coats soc.
Mems Leggins, the kind that no.
worth S. fsstfp'00. for. outing Goats. $2.75
Evening star., 1901-11-26
Saks and Company, Penma. Ave. and 9th SIT.
Third of the Series.

The third of the series of non-sectarian
and interdenominational evangelistic serv-
ices will be held next Sunday evening at
7:45 In the Columbia Theater. Rev. Geo.
Bucher will speak on 1.-THE Creed Of the
Twentieth Century" Mrs. Nellie Wilson
Shir-Cliff will sing. Mr.. Buckler will be
assisted also by his wife, Eleanore Newton
Buckler, and his daughter May. Prof. b.
=. Murray will illustrate the hymns and
Haley's Orchestra will accompany the sing
ing and render a sacred concert from AS
to o'clock
Evening star., 1901-11-26

Sam Hing, the proprietor of a Chinese
restaurant on 18th street near Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, was arrested by
Officer Mellen last night on charge Of as
saulting Hiram Rosen. Rosen and friend
entered the Chinamans place in the even
ing and partook of a luncheon. A discus
sion took place, and it was claimed that
the celestial assaulted Rosen. When the
matter was called to the attention Of the
prosecuting attorney in the Police Court
today the case was nolle pressed, there not
being enough evidence to convict Hing.
Evening star., 1901-11-26
president and E. B. Taylor is named as
local attorney.
Funeral of Thomas Hayes.

Funeral of Thomas Hayes.
The funeral of Thomas Hayes, whose
death occurred last Sunday morning, took
place at o'clock this morning from St.
Mary's Catholic Church and was attended
by q number Of friends and relatives Of the
deceased. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Father H. ]. Cutler and the
interment was made in st. Mary's ceme-
terry.
General Matters.
The marriage Of Miss Eliza Garnett KEN
per- daughter Of Colonel Kosciusko Kemper,
and Mr.. William Moulder Uhler, both Of
this city, will take place tomorrow evening
at 7:30 O'clock at the residence of the
bride-elect, 204 North Washington street
Mr.. Walter Bailey, well-known resident
of Fairfax county, died early this morning
at the Alexandria Inf1rmary. The deceased
was carried to that institution yesterday
for treatment. He, resided at Bailey's Cross
Roads, where he was a prosperous farmer.
The remains will be taken to his home for
interment. css e-stlt
Tolson and Blaneh Solomon, both colored,
were sent to the woHkhouse for thirty days
by Mayor Simpson oon the charge of vag-
rancy. George King colored, charged with
assaulting Martha Crittington also colored,
forfeited s. collateral by non-appearance.
Funeral services over the remains of the
late Captain Charles w. Kelly, whose death
occurred last Sunday morning, will take
place at O. clock tomorrow afternoon from
the residence OF his brother-in-law, Mr. 8.
P. Forrest, 323l Queen street.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
city council will be held tonight. So far as
meeting will be Of a routine nature.
The marriage of Mr.. r. W. Payne, for
merly of this city, but now Of Richmond,
to Miss Mary Roach of Richmond will oc-
fnr1o A
andrians have gone down to attend the GER
emOnY.
Evening star., 1901-11-26

The Countess-"You've no idea how en-
to me-"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
ARE FRIENDLY
The Fi|ipinos Coming To
Regard Uncle Sam
IN Different LIGHT
A Native Is Appointed Govern.
or Of a Province

Guiguinto, Luzon. Feb. 28.-A ma.
tive has been appointed governor Of
Bulacan province-Jose Serapio, an
uncle Of Aguinaldo, and formerly an
insurgent colonel
There were several candidates, in
Guiding two army officers, but the q.
s. commission was unanimously In
favor of Serapio, who surrendered dur
ing Gen. Lawton's progress north.
ward, and who has since btel such a
consistent friend OF the United States
that Auginaldo published an order de-
grading him.
There il considerable protest against
Serapio's appointment, chiefly from a
delegation which represented the in
terests Of the friarS. The commission
announced that it had investigated
the allegations made against Serapio
and found them to be untrue.
According to the reputation of
Bulacan, it is not the easiest province
to govern. All the local |, aders and
most of the inhabitants. however, are
now friendly to the U. s.
During the course Of his speech an
nouncing the appointment Judge Taft
said nowhere had a military COM
mander shown such benevolent con-
sideration for the interests of the peo-
pie as had Gen. Grant. The appoint
ment Of a native governor indicated
the commissions confidence 10 the
Tagalogs.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
DECISIONS EXPECTED.

Montpelier, Feb. 2S.-Decisions In
several important cases are expected
to be made Friday on the reconvening
OF supreme court after the recess.
The decision looked forward to with
the most interest throughout the state
Is down on the docket as State vs.. Tat
OF Burlington, In which the law relat-
ing to common seller is being brought
to test There are 30 similar cases
on the Washington county docket and
II the decision of the lower court is
upheld there will be lively time dis
posing OF these cases In this county.
Decisions are also expected in sew.
eral Washington county cases among
them being the Kelley case. Kelley s
attorneys have petitioned for q new
trial on the grounds Of newly discov.
cred evidence of insanity, and have
also taken exceptions to the charge of
the court with reference to the test Of
insanity.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
JOHN cALLAGHAN SPEAKS.

EDITOR TELEGRAM.-The question
that is uppermosJ in the minds OF the
people of thi, city today is that of the
city election, and | think it is safe to
say that nAajo ity Of the voters of
this municipality are deSirouS of see
Ing change in our administra' ion.
We must overthrow that. aldermanic
side show that has been waste of
,ime and expense to the city, and
elect the M st Intelligent, honest and
capable public officials to look after
our city affairs. We must get rid of
every thing that is in connection with
the "balance Of power, and we don't
want anything that has the flavor of
Goodhue abput H..
notice that the great stumbling
block and blunder-machine since we
became ci y has been the board OF
aldermen. First: 1t was the license
quesl ion: then the aldermen's s salary.
and now it ST tems to be anything to
beat the mayor Now we don't want
any more hair-pul ing, mayor-ha'ing.
side show aldermen, in whose estima
tion the honor of the city is Of no more
value than than is cancelled postage
stamp. Whether there is ring or
not ring, We must have something
better. A board of city officials who
will trample under foot the city char
ter and the rights of the people, ale
no more tit to manage city affairs
than board of HottentOts. We want
clean, honest administration, and II
we don't get 1T we must know the
reason why. j. I. CALLAGHAN.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
NEW VOTERS.

The Board of Civil Authority met
in the city court room last night, and
nlnety four additions and alterations
we're made to the check list. The
Board meets again at 7 O'Clock to.
night. After the other business was
finished the Board elected ward clerks,
ballot clerks, assistant ballot clerks,
and inspectors for all the wards,
numbering sixty officers in all. Under
the new law an exLa booth has to be
erected in each ward, and two assis.
tant clerks one from each of the two
largest political parties, have to stay
in these booths and assist those men.
tally and physically incapable Of mark.
ing their own ballots. The 48 elec-
tion officers necessary under the old
law were in most instances re.elect ed
from those who served last election,
but Of course the IL assistants clerks
necessary under the new law are new
men.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
CITY News

Mrs. G. A. Brigham and children
returned from a visit to Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stoughton
have returned from Milwaukee, Wis,
Mr.. Stoughton's s health is very poor,
and he will remain at the home OF
bis parents, Col. and Mrs. H. r. 'Stou-
ghton, for awhile.
The bowling game scheduled for
tonight between the Crescents and
the Pastimes at Montpelier, has been
postponed.
Miss Mary J. Wright, book keeper
at the Red Cross Pharmacy, left this
morning for a weeks visit at her home
in Lebanon, N. H.
When Mr.. Blaisdell returns to Barre
he will instruct the boy choir at the
Church of the Good Shepherd. He
has for years been the instructor at
St. Paul's church Concord. Mr.. Blais-
dell was the guest Of Rev. Brian G..
Roberts while he was here.
E.J. Gale of the Williamstown
Gulf House was IN the city yester.
day.
Mrs. Lewis Gay went to Randolph
today.
w. S. Brady and Marie Lorenzo, two
members of w. w. Lapoint's County
Court troupe leave today for New
port.
VIM. Dickey has returned from
Quincy, Mass.
There will be q whist party tomor-
row night under the auspices Of Bright
Star Rebeckah Lodge ], 9. y. F.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28
FOR TOWN CLERK.

Mr.. Editor. - Dear Sir: - There
have been so many rumors current,
put afloat by over anxious and shall
low office holders and admirers Of
office seekers, to the effect that our
present Town Clerk and Treasurer,
Mr.. D. A. Camp will not serve another
term, i" does not want it " and "will
resign" ETC., that this letter is writ
ten to inform the legal voters Of the
town of Barre that these rumOrs are
one and all untrue and complete fab.
rications on the part OF the supporters
of other candidates. Mr.. Camp has
been interviewed by the writer and
his statement is "If the voters OF the
town Uf Barre wish to have me serve
them as town clerk and treasurer l
will do it," Mr.. Camp is a thorough
ly competent and efficient man for
the office and he has permanent
residence and the voters Of the town
take no chances and are not to be
plunged upon the sea of venture when
they vote for Mr.. Camp.
CITIZEN.