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The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
MEXICO NOTES.
Fifty thousand men are at present

Fifty thousand men are at present
employed on public works in Mexico.
Nearly one-fourth of Mexico's for
eign trade was handled through the
port of Tampieo last year.
The foreign trade in Mexico, both
import and export, now amounts to an
annual value of S140,0O0,000
The 20 Mexican banks reported in
the government reports show a COM
bined capital of s7O,OO0,000.
The public debt of Mexico amounts
20 Sl15,17S.612. payable in gold, and
s123,1Is,9 ,9s2.2O payable in Mexican sill
yer.
Last year Mexico manufactured
876,OOO,OOO packages of cigarettes and
lis, 100000 cigars. This is an increase
IF I6 per cent. over the previous year.
An Easy Proposition.
she-You say you love the girlT
He-Nadly.
"And what does she say?"
..She asks me to learn to iorge'
her"
"Wen, that's easy"
''Oh, no, it's not"
~.n yeu have to do is to marry
n ksys=-zzz ssszsz 1sEgZ
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08

dr. Iohn X. Francis has the finest
.rrg ou, in the city.
Samuel G. Thompson IS no longer
,ssociated with attorney J. w. PatteI-
son.
romnany c. of the High School
-adets was victorious over Company
and B, the tavorlts.
Mrs. Ellen Jordan, of 472 Louisiana
venue. northwest, viii visit Niagara
FaIis and the Buffalo Exposition the
tarly part Of next month.
The Editor will leave the city for
Cbiago. H., about the 2nd OF July.
Rom there he will visit the Pan-Amer-
-ran Exposition at Buffalo, n. Y.
Rev. w. !. Howard were among the
many persons who attended the COM
mencement exercises of the industrial
school at Manassas, Va, last Thurs
day.
DIR. Iulius !. Chilcoat of the Bureau
Of Pension is now taking his annual
leave. Before returning 20 duty he
will visit several cities South and
West.
Mrs. Laura V. Contee left the city
for New York City on Wednesday tc
be the guest of her daughter and son
in law DR.. and Mrs. Henderson. She
will remain until September.
Miss Jennie Edlin who has been il
Charles County, Md, on visit returned
to the city this week. Miss Edlln en-.
ioyed her trip and speaks we'll OF the
people there.
The recent rally at the Third BaPtist
church was a success. Over 5000 was
collected. Dr. James H. Lee, :ht
pastor, should be congratulated for the
Splendid effort.
Mr.. w. L. Board Of the Post Office
Department is visiting friends and rela
tiVes in Ohio. PefOre he will return
he will attend the commencement eX
eTcises of WilberfOrce University.
Miss Elenora Robinson and Miss
Ida Washington of lie Droit Park viii
visit Hampton. Va, New York City
dAl llC nun dlO La pOS4tlOll ilCAt i'iCil'4
They will be absent about Six weeks.
Miss Blanche Coleman to whom
grand concert and testi-
monial was rendered sometime
since is making remarkable headway
in her musical studies. She IS now
taking lessons in expression" under
a graduate of the Conservatory Oi
Music. Leipsic Germany.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
ElTI'S EICliIQS

Dr. Harry !. Minton, proprietor of a
drug store in Philadelphia, was in
town on Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. Curtis and Mrs. George
c. Hall will attend the Pan-AmeriCan
Exposition al Buffalo this summer.
Miss Minnie A. Lucas of lie Droit
Park will spend her vacation at Will
.lams bridge. n. Y. the guest of Rev.
franklin and wife.
Miss Mabel Bruce of Anacostia paid
flying trip to Brookland, d. c., Dec
0rauon day 10 visit her cousin Miss
Florence Matthews.
Miss Gertrude Madden. the popular
kindergarten teacher had a guest
last Sunday the Misses Sarah and
LIZZIE Iancll Of Alexandria, Va.
Lieutenant b. O. Davis has received
the commission of captain in the Tegu-
lar army. lie will be detailed TO one
oI Ine new regiments being recruited.
DR.. {. H. Stokes left the city We'd
heSqay morning TO take up residence
d Llalnheld, y. J., where he intends
10 ouAu quite lucrative practice. " t
Sible.
Ihe Weekly Herald" a Chinese
JJl.IhaI printed in the city of Philadel-
PP Pnla has added to its staff Henry
ES.-4I'es' a full blooded negro of Porto
a'I1H extract. He speaks with per-
ari I,IJency ,J Chinese, Japanese, Italian
~"4 Malayan languages. He pos
SsS5s a wonderful intelligence and
80 IathtT a quick Interchangeable aC-
~S"' Young QuaTtes Is only 10 years
I"se and will no longer be a news
10y, Out a correspondent, vested with
a.. NE privileges the name implies and
may. WI -'''
5-;522e residence of Mrs. Sarah Ian
S5 N.'.A 1919 9Th ST. n W. was the scene
W0ch brilliant fervor, Tue sday
go "hen the celebration of her
-" wedding anniversary took
I'M ne parlOrs we're prettily IL
Inn. i-,'.'al5l and were greatly taxed OW-
bA b}A,. 10 The large crowd present. The
r27''SS rr7. was attlred in beautiful black
MA MA, 4IesS trimmed with lace 10 match
"-.'e The host wore a broad cloth
' s-.r' winch caused him 10 look sew
5-. years his junior. The table was
i,-1Ey iT-aEEuy 'adened with appropriate re-
s'FEs"'henis and gave the occasion such
~. T,".aSTance as would cause the appe-
80 become uneasy. In the centre
r,-- --e laole was d miniature staircase,
FI.".'"ilhing upon it fifty colored can
- burning out incense to health of
,SI VINO had spent fifty Y ars together
g,rI man and wife. Though it was a
sy.oen ss;n wedding, presents were re-
''eu IN the form of China glass
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
CuPid's Ladest Conquest.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, June 5. Last
Wednesday evening Mr.. w. Francis
Evans led to the alter Of matrimony
Miss Lethia Ellen Walker a young lady
well-known in social circles here. > he
ceremonies were solemnized at the
Alfred Street Baptist church and pro-
duced one of the most enhancing
scenes this noted chancel has ever be-
held. Rev. Alexander Iruitt othciated.
The bridal procession arrived prompt
ly at $50 and proceeded up the aisle
to the beautiful strains OF mendelShOn.
A large gathering had assea bled and
gave eager eye TO a state OF restless
anxity. The pulpit vas decorated
with many decorated palms, aftording
an excellent bower 10 shelter the par
ticiDantS, who found it necessary to
assist the young man, who had taken
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
PERSONAL POINTERS.

Frank Doster, chief justice Of the
Kansas supreme court, has served in
q variety of professions. He started
as a railroad engineer, was next a sol
der, then an actor and finally law
yer.
Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts, was
secently asked his opinion of a Popu-
lar speaker. "Wen," was the slow re-
ply, ''he explodes like Vesuyius, but
with none of the lava and all of the
gas"
Vice President Roosevelt prefers TO
be called by the title of colonel rath-
er than by that belonging to the exalt-
ed civic position he now holds. II
earned my colonelcy," he says, land
the other thing came to me-"
Sidney A. Witherbee, a millionaire
mine-owner and promoter of Mexican
railways, Of Detroit, is said to carry
the heaviest life insurance Of any man
in Michigan. He placed 100000 few
days ago, making his total insurance
100000. Mr.. Witherbee pays in an
nual premiums $4,000.
Ten years ago Senator Thomas G..
Platt, of New York, was quite robust
man, and seldom experienced a days
illness. He has aged wonderfully in
the past few years, and especially since
the recent death of Mrs. Platt. His
term as senator viii expire in 1903, at
which time he will be 20 years old.
The only American Indian in the
United States navy is Chapman Schen-
andoah, an Oneida 20 years old, who
is on the cruiser Atlanta. He served
through the war with Spain on the San
Francisco and the New York The
dusky sailor. who is a favorite among
his shipmat5s, is a graduate of Hamp-
ton institute.
Prof. William Dewitt Alexander,
who has been for many years at the
head of the survey department of Ha-
waii, has resigned TO accept position
on the United States coast and geo.
detic survey. He viii have charge Of
that branch Of the department which
has to deal with Hawaii and Samoa.
de is a native of Honolulu, his father,
a missionary, being a native of Ken
tUcky.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08

Minister WI is of the opinion that
the easiest way to keep his country
men out of the United States is to i'm
pose an educational test on all Chi
nese who wish to land. He says that
the Chinese to whom the exclusion
act applies are exceedingly ignorant,
being generally unable to read or
write their own language, so that
the means he suggests would put a
stop to nearly al the smuggling Of
human contraband
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
SAMUEL R. CALLAWAY.
trail Railroad becomes Head of
Locomotive Trust.

S. R. Galloway, who has just re-
signed the presidency of the New
York Central Railroad company to
become president of the newly
formed American locomotive trust,
has had a brilliant career.
Mr.. Galloway entered railway serv-
ice in 1868 as junior clerk in the audi
tors Office of the Grand Trunk rail-
way in Montreal. His promotion was
rapid, and in 1871 he had reached the
position of private secretary to the
general manager. In 1874 he became su-
perintendent of the Detroit & Mil.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
TINY GIRL EVANGELIST.
six-Year-Old Lizzie SIemmer Con-
siders Herself to BE One of the
Chosen of the Lord.

Lizzie Slemmer is a little golden
haired girl of six years who lives
with her father in Philadelphia. Lit
tie Lizzie is filled with the conviction
that she has been called to save sim
ners by singing to them. For nearly
six months she has been engaged sew
eral evenings in each week in singing
solos and leading the chorus singing
at revival meetings. She has become
somewhat well known locally as "the
little Sankey," and her songs have
been especially effective at the meet
ing held in the Gospel Ship mission
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
American DeIt0I Association
813 1lTH ST.. NORTHWEST.

813 1lTH ST. NORTHWEST.
The Best Dental Work at the Lowest
Prices.
Full Upper or Lower Set of Teeth
guaranteed in every particular 800
Good set of teeth, we'll made, good
material $50
Partial sets $500
Repairing Is cents
Gold crowns $500
White crowns $500
Gold Filings SI.oo
Platinum Filings IS cents
Cement Filings so cents
Cleaning teeth SI.oo
If you have a set of teeth that do
not ft perfectly we will take the teeth
ard make new plate (useing the same
teeth perfect in every respect for 81.
10 per cent Reduction on all work of
$500 more for the next 8 days.
Arrangements have been made by
which invalids or others unable 10
come TO the office can be visited at their
homes and the dental work done
there. Write to US for -. ticulars.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
Proud of His Profession,

A Chinese newspaper contains the
announcement that a certain dancing
master will hold a religious service
in honor of the one hundredth ami
versary of his ancestor, who was the
first of the family to take up dancing
as a profession.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
R.isa Peanuts ON Shares.

In some parts of Africa the natives
are engaged in growing peanuts. A
trader supplies a bushel of nuts for
seed and receives in return four
bushels of the harvest. As the crop
is sometimes as much as twenty-fold,
the native makes a good profit.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08

(Thinks She Has Been Called to Save Sim
ners by Singing)
in Philadelphia. After each of her
songs at a recent revival meeting
scores of hard fsted sailors gathered
about the platform and shook the
tiny hand of the little girl. Her
favorite hymn is Doing His Will"
She takes herself with great serious
ness and is said to be entirely pos
sessed with the feeling that she has
been called to do great work in the
world.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
ENDected.

Casey-An' so yer ovid father doied
lasht noight? Wor his dith unex-
pected?
Clancy-No, indade; but we didn't
ixpect he'd dole far at laste tin or if
tame wears yit.-Town Topics.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
The Result,

you don't feel well, Ell? What's
the trouble?"
We'll, I had a cold, and I took lot
of advice about what to do for it,
Brooklyn Life.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
HenrsaY Evidence

''Has the family been what is called
respectable very long?"
81 should judge not. The old lady
says has gotten Chicago Times.
Herald.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
Well Healed.

"Your medicine has helped me won.
derfully," she wrote to the patent
medicine house. Three weeks aro
1 could not spank the baby, and now
l am able to thrash my husband
God Bless you!"- Smart Set.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
SLOW Progress.

Pearl-So Dick gave you a lesson
in poker. What hand did you hold?
Ruby Il really can't remember.
Dick held my hand all the time.-Chi-
cago Daily News.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
Holds hundreds of Patents.

Thomas A. Edison has taken out
more patents than any other person.
The number is 742. Francis H. Ricn-
ards comes next, with 619; George
Westinghouse, 239; and Hiram s.
Maxim lag
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
Voice of Experienca

"You need larger desk for all those
papers"
''No, I need smaller one. I've got
soo much room 20 make a mess now"
Chicago Record-Herald.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
Girls with Gnded Lips.

Japanese young girls, when they
desire to look extremely captivating
cid their Inns
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
BLACK SKIN REMOVER.
A Wonderful face Bleach.

y WO0OST1UI race Die 6Cn.
AND HAIR STRAlGHTENER.
both IN q box for 81, or three boxes for e.
Guaranteed to do what we say and TO be the
"Dest in the world" One box is all that "a
required II used rs directed.
A WONDERFUL FACE BLEACH.
4 PEACH-LIKE complexion obtained II used
as directed, Will turn the skin Of a black or
brown person four or FIVE shades lighter and
mulAJto person perfectly white. In forty
eight hours shade or two lighter will be no-
.iceRble. Is does not turn the skin in spots but
Dleaches out white, the skin remaining beAuu.
fuI without continual use. Will remove
wrinkles, ,freckles. dark spots pimples or bumps
o. black heads, making the skin very soft and
smooth. small pox pits, ian, liver spots re
moved without harm 70 the skin. When you get
the color you wish. stop using the preparation
The HAIR sTRAIGHTENER
that goes in every one dollar box is enough to
make anyone hair grow long and straight, and
Keeps 10 from falling out. Highly perfumsd
and makes the hair soft and easy to comb.
Many OF our customers say one OF our dollar
boxes Is worth ten dollars, yet sell II for one
dollar box.
Any person sending Us one dollar in a letter
or Post-Oftice money order, express money Or
der or registered letter, we will send II through
the mail postage prepaid or II you wantit sens
Q. o. D., it viii come By xpress, 25c. extra.
In any case where IL fails 20 do what we
claim, We will return the money or send box
free ot charge. Packed 90 that no ere wfU
know contents except receiver.
CRANE AND CO.,
122 West Broad Street,
RICHxoSD, Va.
The Washington bee., 1901-06-08
r. r. HAMMOND,
DEALER IN
StQDIe 0Id fQICI Groceries,

Fresh Salt, and Smoked Meats, But
ter, Eggs, and country Produce,
choice Fruits, and Table Lux
uries, cOnfeCtioneries, cigars,
and Tobacco Etc.
1914 ELEVENTH STREET, n w
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03
Gnu Produce superb penris.

Whittier VOORHEES, chemist 81
Buchanan Nuch bias discovered ii
process 81 making large aud beautiful
pearls from Che most common clam
shells ile has been experimenting
with the CLAIMS for years ana tbt Wons
derful discovery which promises AZ
make him immensely wealthy is Tho
result
Mr. Voorhees, wal No Benton Harhor
recently and exhibited oms IL The
pearls he had developed in clam found
in The bedof the ST. JOSEPH rirer.
voorhees, process lies ID Inserting s
small hard substance en- q certain part
OF Chg cl1mand then rctnruiugittothe
water Here tile clam remains ion
from three to five Years, when II r. re.
moved and the pearl extracted. nh,
chemist naturally refuses to divuige
the fun particulars of The remarkable
discovery made Isl him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03
CUT OUT BACKBONE.
Doctors Remove Part ~ Fractured
Vertebrn from Young Man aud
Patient Lives.

As the result OF on extraordinary
operation Benjamin. Conepu. of As
toria. whose back was broken on June
5 I'm Wards shipyarl., is not only .til
alive in ST. Johns hospital. Long ls-
land City. but rs recovering the use 81
his lower l.mha which were pmalyzcd
by he injury. At 1890 a. IN. the other
day Concau was placed ora the 5perat-
ing table, which had been specially
prepared
tu ncision four inches long was
mad Tn the medium lime oi The back.
II Was found tha DE lamiaa of The
fifth dorsal vertebro was fractured
close to the spinous processes, which
was pressing ora the spinal cord A
portion of Tile bone WIS removed and
more ai The displaced bone drawn toe
gether to knit
he Na lhen removed toa water bed
and Is resling easily ana comfortably.
BY he afternoon sensation had nee
turned to hi imh ana he was able to
move his toes aud the mu cles of his
legs The control end eusadon were
IN q weak FORM, but the DOCTOR hope
for the best Coueau of a cheerful
disposition and jokes over mis- coudi
tiun
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03
KANSAS HAS A MONUMENT.
Corner stone - Laid Ncnr CORTLAND
90 MARK the Historic
SPOT.

The CORNER stone 10 The proposed
mouuneat To- mark Tile spot near
CORTLAND where De american flag
wa rased over thf territory now
known bs Kansas was latd be other
day The Gag wa mised bF Iebul6u
N Pike, them Lieutenant ut the Amer
Jean army september 20 isoa and ON
the anniversary Vt that day this year
the monument just begun will 1e for-
Ihr economies were under the de
rrrtn 1f he kansas Sptc Historical
society, which charged with the
care ~ De ground upon which the
ground Is % stand and where once
was The capital village Of the ancient
Pswnee republic Marks Of this village
still exist and 10 recent years have
been pre- rved by Elizabeth A. Johu-
son, the wife 90 Tho farmer who lives
On the adjoining quarter section Mrs
Johnson obtained the land by pur-
chase ard decided ID to the state. The
state ha appropriated $4,000 Go fence
and mark the historic spot and the
other ~ the work was begun The
ground consists of eight acres and ID
IL the .nenuon ~ ultimately trans
form lutna public park
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03
MAPS TO ENCOURAGE TRADE.
fishing Valuable Charts for Use
OF Commercial Houses.

With the view OF facilitating the
development OF closer commercial re-
lations between the United States
and the other countries IN the west
ern hemisphere and familiarilng
American producers with the geog-
raphy, natural resources, railways.
lines OF marine communication and
other essential knowledge. the bu-
rcau of American republics has un-
dertaken the preparation and pub
LEGATION OF series OF maps on a
scale of so miles 10 an inch, covering
this continent The first set Of these
maps. treating Of Mexico, has just
been issued, says the New York Trih-
une special from Washington ana
Is bound % be useful 20 importers
and exporters particularly. and IN
fact, to an who have interests in that
country or contemplating trade or
investment iu our nearest southern
neiehhor One Of these maps prc-
SCENTS the political divisions Of Mex.
leo, it's states, railroads, waterways
tht distribution of minerals So Tar
81 prospecting has revealed their Io-
cation onstomhouses. overland nd
submarine telegraph connections ac-
curatey plotted from 0tBcia surveys
hy THE Mexican government and lnit-
ea states authorities, the coast line
and harhor being taken from the
photographic charts rs the United
States navy The other map, on DE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03
WILL CREATE A STIR
Army Secrets Of Foreign Nations
Soon 10 Be Published.
Representatives OF the United state.
Have Obtained After Much Hard
work Valuable Information at
European Capitals

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03
ONE PORTRAIT NEEDED.
Gallery OF Pictures OF Former super
intendcnts Of Patent ONCE Not
Yet Completed.

Commissioner Allan, Of the patent
Office, is congratulating himself upon
the discovery OF one OF the two missing
portraits of he collection II pictures
OF former superintendent and com
missioners 81 patents from the time Of
the first superintendent, Dr. William
Thornton. appointed in 1902 BY Thorn
as jefferson. This is collection upon
which De has spent much time and
thought.
The portrait just received, and which
makes The line complete. with one ex-
ception. Is hat "a Col. James @. Pick
ett. who served as superintendent of
patents ia 1884 and who uh eqn ntly
held many other pusiti1nFof trust and
honor under The goyerum Atcr
considerable GORE p0uding rs where
THE partmt W4s pr ured from thte-
dore Pickett, au attorney of Wash
ingta9 md grandson at Col Piele S.
rhs collection was started from Il
beginning wa porrnts an l
of Dr Ninm Thornton AMID hr her
erlta parrait al Sape
JONES ihc uiy sIr rat
Is hai 90 john p Craig Who Na Q-
perntenIeHt 80 pateuts romtbe 1e
p1ri iae au aIWnisr laa
lEat NMH d Wa Gina.
p.ck Saar llr aa n
only asu unnh'e u rracre crale
picture aui eo 8re AAbla pEaa aW
traer nf his faWlE 1r t rH thr
stnIt frHri Which bp Was HuaaIrtE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03

John Moore, of Philomath south.
east 90 Dublin, Ind losta enc Jersey
COW the other day ia g rather peculiar
manner For some reason THE COW
seemed b. crave drink and finally died
Moore was determined 10 know what
the cow died from SO hs cut her open
the other d0y When Do ala So q Die
black snake Sis feet iu length crawled
from the stomach. He killed 81 with
q club. The snake was probably taken
into The cows stomach several years
ago aud hhs since lived to grow Is its
fun Size ME cow had given its usual
quantity az m.lk until recently when
She became sick
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03
WANTS A WIFE BADLY.


a widow WHO desires 70 make an-
other ventura in The matrimonial lot
terry; married woman who Is dis
satisfied with her present experience
and Is willing to eture divorce to
clear Obstacles to another unions on
even single woman ahEi0aa 70 make
"a change may Ieau something to her
advantage. 81 he s willing to wear
the best clothes made bv iuquiring
of Chief Of Police O'Ne.u, at Cb'caeu
However, SHE must not bc over rs
years old nor under IS years
M O'Neal has "a letter from James
VI. Scarles, of Nagle 0IJa.. who
wants wife Any Of these men-
toned heretofore are suitable Mr.
Searles says he has eyes OF blue and
hair a golden brown lie claims own
ership 10 100 acres of land. but fails
90 specify whether they are broad.
lie also owns a general merchandise
store in the village. where dress
goods, kitchen utensils and prunes
probably are sold Md Dr. owes no
man cent? At least that is his
word for it. lie is a widower Of BIS
years.
But Mr. Searles would be an exact
ing husband. He distinctly declares he
wants his wife TO wear the hest 81
clothes These he promises 20 pro-
vide. She must be foir cook
good housekceper, and DE clean and
neat Such q woman be promises 10
love and cherish, and Ire expresses
the hope that Chiei OMEN wif SUPP
ply the want without too much delay.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-03

Recent patches from China say
the mpre dowagcr is suffering from
insomnia AND That the Emperor, being
frequently in low spirits vents his dis
satisfaction upon his attendants. We
NIGH conclude 0t thg Chicago Rec
ORD Herald. That tha troubles ~ these
royal pcrsouagt wore lu, to the pres
ence uf foreign armies ~ the dis
patche lia nnt rnfaln fhc additional
information chat th impress dowagcr
seats little but pastry" while the en-
peror's chief article of diet IS shan
tunr cahbaof