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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-25

FOR SAIE-ONE OF THOSE DESIRABLE
large dwellings, located on Grant place bet. 9th
ana ION and q and ii sis. NV, containing 10
rooms, bath. lavatories in rooms, hot water
heat, two-story brick stable Lot 20xs5
feet TO wide alley. Can be purchased very
cheap II bought at once. Full particulars and
permit 10 inspect at office.
A. F. cox COMPANY, Inc, $40 f at. NV.
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FOR SAIEtNICE, CHEAP HOME, 81. 900; 8
rooms, BATH nice lot $500 cash. balance SIS
per mo location near 9th and SITS. Rear
Office. 1114 q NV ia243ts
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1904 18th. Ar. w....I2.3O
FURNISHED.
1900 F, 1Sr, 30. $780, 90
1915 10Th, lar, 2b, mi. 10000
ROOMS.
1904 I, 4r. w.......15.3O
4e2-4S6 La av, office
rooms. $40 and $500
1871 10Th, Office, heat. 1900
4S6 La av, 2 b's't RS. 1900
STORES.
110S-10 Z, 2 large rs$50.0 90
1902 Pa av, 4r, sto,
eel, ", g..........35. so
2eO9 NJ, sto&2r.....2O.00
900 10th sw, sto, eel. 1880
212l Pa ay, 1r, w,g. 1850
1918 NJ, W. eel. 90
1906 18th, shop. 90
STABLES.
1912 G, Is, CT, 90
18th. 10Th. L. NJ, los
and side lot. ......15. 90
ll42 18th, SIS, VIZ, l,w.15.OO
l426 9th, q, wr.....S.00
lS29-31 L, Or. w.....7.OO
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia.-In the matter Of John B. Harrell,
ors of John b. Harre Of he D. CO.
Notice is hereby given that on the nth day of jan
uary. 1901, the said John B. Harrell was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at my office room NO
41O. Columbian building, 418 9th st. NV, Wash
at 10 O'Clock a. u, at which time the said cred
itors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business may properly come before said
EDWARD s. McCA1MoNT,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Attorney for Bankrupt 1t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Will of Josephine Brodhead, deceased, vs. George
r. Brodhead ct ain equity No. 21731. docket
Rdout, his solicitor, It is this 10th day Of Jan.
uary l9O1, ordered that the defendants named in
ts s Is G. and k Ms
cause their appearance to be entered herein on or
before the next rule DAY forty days after
proceeded with ,s In case Of default Provided,
three successive weeks before said rule day in the
washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
The object of this suit is to construe the will Of
an questions suggested by the bill, or which may
es to esfer upon the all nee .as
sary authority to sell and convey the real estate
phne Brodhead died seized being: All Of original
lots and g and parts Ss Of lots g. and
the a DEPTH # 3 the % feet 'FRONT.' BY
the full depth Of lot s. the south 24s7 feet front
y the full sh d s g 81 st n north
with certain alleyways and easements appurtenant
to said real estate o to settle SO far as E
IL eesSt 5PB bAESASP. & 5s.ise gTss
MfcR LATIMER, Asst. Clerk. 1a11-1aw3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-OR SALE-A HOUSE WITH CAFE
and 20 large, well-furnished rooms; steam heat
and electric lights; house in frst-class order
throughout; fine opportunity make big money
during inauguration. Address b. ID. l.. Star
office. ja24- 3ts
FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE
ct a very low rent IL taken within 10 days; 1IS0
ST.; brown stone; IA rooms.
ja23-5t STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC st. NV.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED. a
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FOR SALE-NOTICEi II MILES OF NEW EIEC-
trio X. II. Is now under const ructon across the
river to run from the Va. end Of the Aauetiuct
bridge TO the Great Falls. Real estate Is boom
ing in this section. Fort Myer Heights offers
The same chance now for speculation that Column
bia Heights did few years ago, when lots sold
there for Zoe TT. Drop postal for 16-page Illus
tied booklet and How to BE Your own Land
lord on $40 Month"; Remember. this Is tho
nearest suburb to the White House 17s miles&s
electric railroads In operation and | under cor
struction, all OF which will soon cross the Acne
duct bridge and run directly into the bust,
ness center of the city. Carriage free To see ths
property. FULTON r. GORDON
ja24-3t 7O4 IAN n W Phone sos-o
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FOR SALE-A SPLENDID HOME-NO REASON
able offer refused; less than Sill 900 will buy It;
on s. St bet 18th and 18th; WELL. CON
STRUCTED; stories cellar: q bed rooms; 2
baths: HOTWATER HEAT; lot 20x95; alley
Can be inspected by permit from this office
1a24-3t STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC f st. NV.
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FOR SALE-PRIVATE PARTY Will. SELL TWO
story and cellar brick, seven rooms and BATH In
splendid condition. near I'd and ne. for So 900
to quick purchaser. Address OWNER O.. Star
office. ia24-3ts
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PERSONAL.

BETTER NOT TAKE HER DOWN THE RIVER;
it's too cold. Have call and pay for a nice
carriage ride in exchange for mems worn gar
ments. shoes. shirts. etc. Notes by mail.
Ja25-5tf JUSTH'S OLD STAND 6l9 d St NV
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY AUTHOR.
lied. 603 18th st. Open all hours Estab-
lshed 1885. Honest and efficient service guaran-
1sed. Strictly confidential. Phone 2o25. ja3-26s
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FOR SALE-DOWN TOWN-A DECIDED BAR
gain in beautiful nearly corner house: DE
1IGHTFUL LOCATION NORTHW EST; fronts
streets and a park; bay windows; lovely
front rooms; cement cellar under entire house;
handsome mantels; electric llghtings; splendid
furnace. PRICE 81 600 below cost. Sold few
years ago for Sc, 100. Price TO an immediate pur-
chase. So, $50
ja24-3t STONE 4 FAIRFAX SOC II ST NV
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FOR RENT
1915 18th. Tor, b. mi. $50. 90
2319 Pa av, Or, b, c, mi35. sc
l7iS Oregon av. 1lr,
mi. 40. w
1882 T, 11r, b, eel, mi. 40. 80
2S03 Q, Or. b, mi. 80. 80
300 14th, Or. b. .3O.5C
Bl'ksmith shop, alley,
1S&19.L&M. lge lot. 80. OC
1902 Kingman, Or,
b, mi. H.5C
632 Goth, Sr, b, Gel, mi25. 81
1906 Kingman, Or, b,
eel, mi. ...........22.5G
1916 Both, 7r. b. mi. 22.50
1912 26th, Or, b, mi. 22.5C
722 18th, 1T, Ar, b. mi. 20. SO
1911 LIST, Or. b, mi. 20. 80
1749 E. Or, b, mi. .20.50
2619-21 K, 7r, b, mi. 20. so
Hyattsville, Or, eel. 20. 90
946 26th, Or, stable. 1880
1921 10th. 5r, w....15.30
1908 26th, Or, W. 1886
lib f ne, Or, W. 1870
2225 StPaul's ct or. w12.50
iag3-tf WEStOTF e.
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FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE ON
the Heights west of 14th; steam heat; tiled bath;
only $40.
ja23-S. STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC st. NV.
FOR RENT-IN MT. PLEASANT, NEW 3-STORY
brick dwelling; tiled bath; cellar; furnace cheap
1a23-3t STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 500 It, NV.
FOR RENT
oil H at. NV; 4-story brick; II rooms and
bath; stable, with stalls.
30 Defrees ST.; 2story brick.
CIT st. NV; IL rooms and bath, with 2
story brick stable; house just thoroughly painted
and papered. Apply to
G. G. DUNCANSON,
ta21-6t Cor. 9th and D SITS. NV
FOR RENT-WHILST TRANSFERRING AT 9TH
AND T AND 9TH AND g, GET ONE OF OUR
RENT BULLETINS THE BEST HOUSES ARE
PLACED WITH US.
ja1S-tf STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC r ST. NV
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WANTED-AGENTS.

VANTED-QUEEN VICTORIA; GRAND LIFE
glorious reign; supcrbly Observation-Disclosures and
best book; best terms freight prepaid credit
given, plan NEST liberal; outfit free. MARTIN
DE GARMO Co, IL, Cincinnati O.. ja25-2t"
wANTED-AGENTS FOR AUTOMOBILES; EX-
ceptional advantages. Address Box II. Star Of
fee. ja2,-3ts
WANTED-ACTINE WORKERS EVERYWHERE
10 take orders for Life Of Queen Victoria 800
pages. 200 Illustrations: lowest retail price; big
commissions; credit given freight paid; outfit
BIBLE PUBLISHING Co, 123 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia Pa ia23-3t
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Price, Se,I50: far superior TO most $4,000
houses. stories, cellar; 4 rooms deep on first
moor: large reception hall; bed rooms; 3 baths
Iiled. porcelain tubs; most expensive plumbing;
2 stairways; STEAM HEAT
SPECIAL oFFER-Decidedy the best bargain
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-WHY LET YOUR HOUSES REMAIN
SACANTI THEY CAN BE RENTED. THERE
ARE HuNDKEDS OF PARTIES LOOKING FOR
HOUSES ALMOST ALL OF THEM APPLY TO
Us IT WILL SURELY PAY YOU TO PLACE
THEM WITH Us WE WILL FURNISH GOOD
PAYING, CAREFUL TENANTS.
nolO-u STONE & FAIRFAX. sos st. NV
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THE HANDSoMEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST
LOCATED F'IRST-CLASS HOUSES EVER Of
fERED IN THIS CITY. SEVERAL THOU
SAND DOLLARS LESS THAN ANY SIMILAR
HOLSES HAVE EVER REI-N
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED NEED TWO YOUNG MEN WITH
business experience as shipping clerks; the
positions are fairly good and promise advance
the proper men; energy and care tspe-
ciaily wanted. Address MERCANTILE. Star
Office ja25-3t
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sOR RENr-BY GEO. W. LINKINs. 500 18TH ST.
101 llth ne, lar. 2b. HIS Fla av, store,
STABLE. $500 stable dwg. 80. 90
2201 o6r b6store. 1000 1922 Ontario Or wl2. 90
923 20tn NV, Or. ba, Small houses for coiored
furnace. 80 so tenants from IS up. List
go Sd ne, Sr&b. q. so at office.
2S22 NV, 7r, wa. 1880
STORES
1913 Pa NV, fne large 1918 Pa av NV sto %. 90
new store cellar, Of 2e01 NV. opp mkt. 20. 90
fer wanted. 25l1 NJ NV, shop. ....1.5O
ia21-ff
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WASHINGTON, D. c., POST OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and tho schedule of c1osings is ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending January %,
1901 the last connecting closes will be made from
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE DESIRABLE MODERN HOMES on
I Ihw T n AL OFFERED MUCH BIZ,
SALE.
PRICE. $1,000; reduced from sisooo-Elegant
residence; Ia rooms; stories; bed rooms; large
iOI PRICE, 81 aiiey 50 rom for stable . 10,
PRICE, sa,ooo-white stone front; IL rooms;
PRICE sioeGoS St ir former Chinese legation;
PRICE. s7.ioe-on Yale St; well-buiIt io-rOom
ALI, OF THE ABOVE HOUSES HAVE IsT
SEE OUR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES IN
ILL ~. Sections ~, i OF THE HEIGHTS
It MOORE HILL. III 14th ST. NV.
FOR SAL.E-THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY Of
FE Ri AT BARGAIN PRICES To CLOSE AN
saa wcstminster 81; nearly new 3-story. 10.
room bay window dweiing; god size lot to alley:
has; renting fol $1,000: cost SIS 500 several years
ago: price redu Ell TO $4,000
beautiful location, overlooking y. !. ave; modern
S-story dwelling; rooms. bath; cost $500 about
$50 + st. Sc; price, $3.50; renting f,r s25 80:
overlooking Garfield Park: about the prettiest To-
left In the row; pretty new 2-story, bay-window
brick; rooms on each floor; tiled bath; porcelain
,sw. cor. 10th and " c. ave. SC; very desir-
able corner lot 2sn7s; good frame dwelling. rent
CALL TO SEE IS ABOUT ABOVE PROPERTY;
It >'i ii-' M 90 t ( HILL. III 14th st. NV.
FOR SAIE-ANY ONE WISHING AN ELEGANT
HOME ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, SEE is.
WE HAVE SEVERAL THAT CANNOT BE AID
NERTISED. THAT CAN DE BOUGHT AT SAC
RlF1CE PRICES.
1t MOORE HILL. III 14th st.
FOR SALE SOMETHING NEW; NEVER OFFER
ed before-Splendidy built houses the Heights
between i4th and 10Th. south of Binney; rooms:
splendid bath. porcelain tub: 2O feet wide: ONLY
$4,000 EACH: low price for such a fine house.
ja24-3t STONE a. FAIRFAX 500 L st.
FOR SALE MAGNIFICENT INVESTMENTS.
Price, $4,000: renting for Sl3O a month-A
weii-located apartment house: steam heat; down
town.
Price, $8soo renting for S13 a month-New
apartment house Capitol
Price. $40 250 rents for SIS a month-New
apartment house near 14th st.
ja24-3t STONE & FAIRFAX 500 r It, NV.
FOR sALE-DoWN TOwN-A DECIDED BAR
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
KANSAS UNIVERSITY MEN
Propose to RevoIutlonlze the SmeIt-
ing Of Low Grade Ore,
AFFECTS LOW GRADE ORES,

Kansas City, Mo, Jan, 9s,-Charles
u, finney, manager Of NJ, Guggeuheim's
Sons, Of New York. the smeltors, Chas,
=, Glecd, of Topeka, director of the
Santa l'c railroad, and Lucen V, Blake
hcad OF the electrical department, OF
the University Of Kansas, met here and
discussed u proposition that may pro-
ducc most important results to some
smelters and owners OF mines and
precious metals,
Professor Blake has been experiment.
ing for some time on an electrical pro.
cess by which metal may be obtained
from ore cheaper than by any process
now in use; particularly for separating
the metal OF n low grade ore and in
this way increasing the value Of low
grade ore
The consolidation Of NJ, Guggenheim's
smcltcrs to form new smelling and
mining company has been practically
arranged, and Mr., Finney and the
heads Of the only two large smelling
companies of the country will meet
February 10, and complete the consoli'
dation, the entire smelling business
OF this country and Mexico will then
with the exception of few small
plants, be controlled by one great com.
bination,
Mr. Finncy was asked whether the
combination Of the Guggenheims would
reduce the price OF ore, He said
There will be no increase in the
price of metals and | will tell you why,
Even though the trust should control
prices, II could not afford to raise
the price of metals higher than that
which would bring fair profit, be-
cause as soon as that was done score
Of smaller smclters would start up, and
they wovld do business too. They
could make II fair profit at lower prices
than the trust
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
scdalla street Railway Sold,

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 24.-ln the
federal court. the Sedalia street railway
was ordered sold under foreclosure pro-
ceedings of the Kansas Loan and Trust
Company and the Trust Company of
America, of New York, the bondhold.
crs, Judgment for the Kansas Loan
and Trust Company was for S9ls,3Gj,
and for the Trust Company of America
s53,sOo, The property has been in the
hands Of receivers for several months.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
A R3.7OO Cow.

Kansas City, Jan. 2s.-At the Here.
ford sale, Carnation, 3-year-old cow,
brought SO, roo, which is said to be the
highest price ever paid in this or any
other country for Hereford COW. The
animal was owned by Glenn Graves of
Bunker Hill, Ind, owner Of the DALE
show herd of cattle, and was bought
by Jesse G. Adams of Moweaqua, ILL.,,
a we'll known breeder. "Carnotion'
was bred by the Shadeland Stock COM
pany of Lafayette, Ind. The bidding
was exciting, the price advancing by
jumps of 500.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Tho Now Oueen Is BusY.

London, Jan, 9s. king Edward has
replied to thousands of messages he
has received To those from rulers
and great personages he replied in
person. To those from minor digui.
taries he commanded his equerry to
return thanks, A particularly CRATE.
full message went to President McKin.
ley The new queen moves ceaselessly
around seeing that everything should
lie done in order. She refused to allow
herself to be called queen. Your
majesty" said one of her encourage,
"Iour royal highness, you mean" was
the immediate interruption,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Parliament Called.

London, Jan. 24--Parliament was
hastily called, to meet at p, M, yes
terday to enable members of the house
OF lords and commons to take the oath
of allegiance to King Edward VII.
kilograms pouring in from all parts
OF the continent re-echo the deep feel
ing Of sorrow pervading all classes.
These show that everywhere bells
have been tolled and public perform
ancc and private functions suspended
The privy council will meet in Lon
don and the proclamation of the king
will occur thereafter Mt all places re-
quired by custom.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Coronation Probably Delayed.

London, Jan. 90.--An extraordinary
issue Of the Gazette publishes an order
in council "that it is expected that all
persons, upon the present occasion, the
death Of her late majesty of blessed and
glorious memory, will put themselves
in deepest mourning"
The fact that the court goes into
mourning for year and the fact that
the public are enjoined to go into the
deepest" mourning lead to the sup
position that the coronation will not
occur until 1902.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
III HUNG CHANG TALKS.
Grateful To America For Gradual
Evacuation etc,
SPEAKS OF EMPEROR'S RETURN

PeSin, Jan, 20, Viceroy III Hung
Chang, In an interview said
"We are indeed grateful to the Amer
lean government for tho gradual
evacuation of Pc Chi III, Tho quicker
II Is done the better. II will save the
situation, which has been growing
worse,
owe have conformed TO the demands
and we need assistance in the c1ecu-
ton OF details,
Gradual evacuation which the
American government 10 opportunely
proposes, is the solution OF all our
troubles, When IL begins the CONNER
cial and all the usual relations will be
resumed and the anXieties which have
oppressed Ms will vanish,
"Thcre is not the slightest design on
the part Of China TO do less than we
have agreed to do, but we ask the
powers not to assist on the impossible,
but TO help us in the consideration of
our intelligent appreciation of the
situation, TO execute the demands to
which in order to avoid war we have to
accede,
"There is not the slightest sign that
Chinese troops are pouring into the
province OF Pc Chi H. There is not
single soldier within the district
mapped out by Marshal Won Waldersee
us being under foreign jurisdiction,
Outside these limits we are collecting
few hundred soldiers TO take over
police duties when the foreigners
leave, that is all
"When the court will return to
Pekin | cannot discuss, Though in
some disrepute at the present, we are
polite people. Ministers come to me
every day asking when the emperor
will return. l can not say, Would
that not be rude, as long rs Count
Waldersee, our illustrious guest, is
occupying the palace? Can we say
when we would like him to lcave?"
"There is no truth in the London
report OF the conclusion Of Russo
Chinese convention regarding Man
churin
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

Washington, Jan, 20-That senator's
regard seriously the prospect of an
extra session Of congress, in view Of
the presidents urgent recommendation
of legislation concerning the Philip
pine islands, was shown by the activity
of those who desire to avoid an extra
session, Senators generally express
the opinion that in case a meeting is
called the Philippine question will
receive the lions share Of attention.
The Taft commission insist upon the
early recognition Of the civil rights of
the Filipinos ana Of government for
them other than military in form.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Horsowhlpped The Nation.

Enterprise, Kas., Jan. 2O,-The next
day after wreckIng the first saloon
here, Mrs, Nation, accompanied by
Mrs, G. b. Hoffman and quito II num-
Der of women, started for the other
joint again, The party was met by u
crowd of women headed by Mrs.
Schilling, wife of the owner OF the
wrecked joint, when q rough and
tumble fight occurred, in which Mrs.
Schilling used horse whip The
scrimmage ended leaving n pile OF
women in the gutter. Warrants and
arrests on both sides speedily followed,
but, later, all were withdrawn, Mrs.
Nation then left here for Hope, small
place in this county.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Disappearance of n Mail Clerk.

Fort Scott, Jan. 26.--Elmer Corey, a
young man of Parsons, who was re-
Gently appointed postal clerk and
ordered to report in this city, is miss
ing, and neither his parents nor the
postal authorities can locate him. He
left Parsons on December 10 for this
city to report to the chief clerk here
for duty His parents supposed he was
on duty until a day or two ago when
they received letter from the de-
partment inquiring why he had not
reported.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

Berlin, Jan. 2O.-In the lower house
Of the diet the imperial chancellor,
Count Won Buelow, made pronounce
ment on the subject of the protection
of agriculture as follows;
"Fully recognizing the difficult con
ditions of agriculture and animated by
a desire to improve it the Prrssian
government has resolved to endeavor
to secure adequate protective duties
for agricultural products, and an in
crease of the rates sufficient to attain
that end The government is anxious
to expedite in every way the intro
duction of new tariff bill"
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
No Serious Alarm,

Washington, Jan. 2s.-The Creek
uprising in the Indian Territory is not
viewed with any serious alarm by men
here acquainted with the conditions.
The reports from Muskogee are be-
lieved to be largely exaggerated. Mar
shal Bennett asked for n special posse,
and he has been granted authority
At the same time, the department Of
justice wired Marshal Bennett that it
regarded the reports unnecessarily
alarming.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
CAPITAL PuuIshment n,l,.

Topeka, Jan. 26.-The senate judi
ciary committee reported favorably the
bill providing for capital punishment
for murder in the first degree in Kan
sas. The committee had the measure
under consideration for several days
and finally amended it so that no
minority report was made The bill
gives authority to the jury to fix the
sentence. That is the duty of the
Judge under the present laws.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
CONFuCIANISM DEFENDED.
II Forms the LNrgest aud Probably tho
Oldest Church In tho World.

Philadelphia, Jan, 90.-Wu Ting
Fang, Chinas minister plenipotentiary,
in a lecture here, said;
'Twenty.four centuries have rolled
by since Confucius walked this earth,
His influence is as great today among
his countrymcn us it ever was Never
was his name held in greater veneration
thRn 1t tisnow, Throughout the length
and breadth Of the Chinese empire,
everywhere are temples erected In his
memory, Every schoolboy acknow-
ledges him aS the supreme teacher of
the Chinese race, His spirit pervades
n nation Of 100000 900, and his word IL
recognized as law to the most august
emperor on the throne, az we'll as to
the meanest peasant at the plow
Thus Is Confucius enthroped in the
hearts OF his countrymen.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Inv for Landlords.

Topeka, Jan, 20.-The judiciary COM
mittee of the senate has received at
least 100 letters from landlords urging
that the Cubbisou law in relation to
landlords and tenants be recommends
ed. The bill provides that tenant
may be elected within 30 days from the
time that his rent is due, allowing for
all the delays that can possibly be
caused. Now notice of at least a
month must be served, and under the
forceable detaincr it requires about
six months
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31
Killed by burglars.

Colorado Springs, Col, Jan, 60
After the Rio Grande freight depot in
this city was burned Watchman l.. c.
Wells was found dead in the building,
lying in pool of blood with revolver
near his right hand. 1t is suspected
that he was killed by burglars who
then fred the building The loss on
the building is estimated ut $1,000.
Much freight, the value of which is not
yet known, was also destroyed
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

Wichita, Jan 26.--The Arkansas
River Association, which met here,
adopted resolutions requesting the
Governor and Attorney General to
begin proceedings in the United States
court against the state Of Colorado and
its citizens to prevent the diverting of
the water in the Arkansas river from
its regular course, A further resolu-
tion requests the Legislature to take
such steps as it may think necessary
to protect the interests of the state
and people Of Kansas"
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-01-31

The Women's University club OF New
York is the latest organization among
college graduates, The alumna of the
various colleges have planned an Or
ganization with the object of building
club house such as those enjoyed by
men. Seven hundred women gradu-
ates were present at a meeting held,
and the success of the scheme seems
assured