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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

10 be a witnesaa-'
yes but forget the mans
name
william KNAPP vHa next put on
the stand. Witness Hwote that he
was on the corner ~ Third avenue
and Jefferson when the shooting uc-
eurfed lie heard Eve shots alto
Rrthsf.
~ there had been a revolver shot,
would you have heard it7'
Yes / think I would, replied the
witness
Mr.. Fulton examined.
You don't know that "a lighter
shot was not fired '
Did you 500 any enc running ncar
Guys drug etore 90
Not until after the second shot
Or. Ctiohton on Stand.
Dr.J T.. Crichtou. president Of the
city council. was next called.
How many shots ala you hear
II couldn't say"
what did you hear first 80
- heavy explosion
You would have heard n revolver
shot II one were fired before the cNs
ploHion, would you not %
Il think So"
Mr.. Fulton asked; You don't mem
20 say that revolver shot was not
fred out there2''
mo; 1 do not"
you looked toward Guy'a drug
store what did You see p
II saw a man inside Of the store
delivering blows on another man =
head"
where were you al the time"
On my ofnco IN the Collins build
ing"
Bob" Abrams was next called. At
the time Of the shooting witness said
he was In front 81 Bartclla drug
store on Second avenue. Mr.. Alb
rams also sworo 10 only having heard
the two loud explosions and then the
three following. Ia an Ave shots.
Mr.. Fulton questioned, but
the witness held 10 the five shots
statement.
'If there had been a revolver shot
fContinucd on mage thraeD
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TURKEY PAYS us

WASHINGTON. G.. 1.-THE department last
Indemnity sauH aEau7
Turkey, $4,000 legation Cau.taunope
Tie I'iahman
Conantnape. placed the
drafta Washington As the the
alf
shet with the made FUN feauarHIb I
distribution down lump
So GOO aud department dHtrhu"
fashion It 10
VIII directly
principally hy the Auer
missionary and educational Institutions Armenia notably " o.
individual
family cEtil
around the globe his wheel.
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GOV. ROGERS
ENCOURAGES

Gov. HarafH has faIrad the great
mass uf people uf the state 1fbp alHu
sell FOR srHffIH'H mHrhlufHta iu their
present struggle. 4 letter haF been
received from him Iu which hr says
b. heartily aEuH reduction - work E
ing hours for Iron workers and hopes
Ia aHe the men sin Iu ths.r .unfrn#
fian FOR "a uIue-beut day with ton
huufa uay.
This letter. with others rrctit s.
from prominent people during the 10
sserizH struggle. may Dee read aloud
~ the benefit haII uf the Iron Trades
council ~ ArmurY Hall next Mou=
day evening Wufbmeu cay that
amHathy with the strikers Hsrma 10
be strong. and that the majority Of
the business and professional world.
seems "a feel that TIE points Of con-
trutlan should be- decided Do favor Of
thc mNn.
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HIS PITE0US
ANGUISH

LOCKpOHT. n. Y. July ll.-Thia
shocking tragedy.
sydney Locke. while presumably
temporarily insane. shot his three
children - Ruby. aged =. Howard.
aged ~. and Ermine. 3 years old
Hubby and Erfninr died almost lns
SANITY Howard fingered for en-
hour. and did tn great hEouy.
The muFdrfuua maniac Was arrest .
81. and after hts Incarceration. APP
psarsf % regain his normal mental
condition.
when a realization of his awfui
deed wna brought home 60 him. De
made piteous protoHthtious - an
xuiHh. In his Wild naroKy'Hms ~
grief he made repeated but futile e.
forts 10 destroy himself.
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BOY TRIES
BLhCKMAIL
At WhatCom, and Police
Easily Trap Him.
COnfesses.

wHATCOM. July 1.-THE r0lice
have arrested Ban Wilson. aged u.
nn the charge uf attempting tn black
man The iad has confessed hts
crime. DE sayH be- planned Sc after
having read - fho rudahy ease. Ha
threw two Matchmaking letters into
the front yards - prominent Citl-
arnH. His Hffrss occurred at the Hrat
- here. according td the letters, the
500 be demanded vas 60 be placed.
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ACCUSED OF
HORSE STEALING

Arthur Gage II wanted BY the au-
th0rltiea for horse stealing. Com
plaint was made this morning 10 tho
sheriff accusing Gage Of stealing a
h1rse belonging to Frank Co0kaon.
from pasture AZ South Seattle. The
theft waa made last Sunday and
went undstected until yesterday aft r.
efnoou. Young Gage was last seen
- company with an associate ~
his, each on horseback. riding bare
back near Kentou.
When Gage comes once more with
~ the ban Of the law. he VIII prob
ably be dealt With severely. a short
Tine ago he was saved from serving
time az the reform school By Judge
Griffin, upon representations that II.
would conduct himself properly iu
The future. He has gone bad again.
'foreVar. and VIII be dealt with az
efdin8iy.
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THEIR FIFTIETH
ANNIVERSARY
Good Templars Hold an Interesting
Meeting al FRS; Methodist

seattIe's Good Tsmplars last night
celebrated the nfueth anniversary
Of their order Tho function was
held AZ the First Methodist church.
Perhaps the feature - the evening
Was the presence ~ a number -
well known local cIerRymen whn tald
~ the progress 81 TIRE Good TEN
plars' work and ~ bright prospects
for the future. a long and inter
csting program 49, followed
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SAYS NO

AMSTERDAM. July 1f.-Herr
FISCHER. the Beer envoy to Europe,
said today that Kruger Is absolute
u opposed 70 Sir Campbell Banner
mans scheme 70 grant TO the Beers
nights similar 10 those now extend
a. 20 Canada. Herr Fischer declares
the only thing left fer the Beers -
q sweep the British out Of the
TransFaai and the Orange Free
State
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EXTRA EDITION.!
MURDER !!
ConSidines Did Not Kill Meredith in
Self Defense, So Judge George
Decides This Afternoon.

At $50 o'clock this afternoon.
judge George bound John and rom
Considine over to the superior court
for trial on the charge 81 murder in
TIE frst desrce.
This court" said Juds4 George
WIN hold John and Tom Considlue
for trial ~ iurles IN the courts Of
this county. Whether or uat he
tieve the statements made BY VIE
neses that six shots we're nred S
not material TIE testimony does
tend to show that there were six
shots, bus I win certainly not usurp
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GAVE WAY

eoNSFAuT. o.. July While
passing over trealIe thiH afternoon.
span ~ bridge gave way, lettng
thrfr cars ~ WarkmrH Through
Seventeen Wurkmeu went dlu n
with the sars. elsbt KILLED. alz ia
iufaH
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Gen. Harris 6. Hobart, who has re-
signed from the Milwaukee public
library board after a service of -
years, was one OF tho Union prison
cra who tunnelod their way out Of
Libby prison ut Richmond during the
Clil war. lie Is now IN his seth year.
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WHAT is
The TRUTH
ABOUT IT?
Peace RumOr Again Is
Rife In England
Explanation.

MANCHESTER. England. July II.
The Guardian tnewsrspsrl today
says that a strong rumor Is current
in financial and military circles that
negotiations for peace IN South Ar.
rtca are progressing despite the fact
that dispatches unfavorabIe TO such
a movement have recently passed
between Botha and Kruger.
The Guardian says u Is believed
that the continuance Of the war Vas
due to the actions % politicians at
home and a lack Of soldiers at the
front. and that Kitchener has can
dtdly written his government TO this
effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
AN EDITOR
IS WRATHY
Eminent Japanese Gets Angry
at Customs inspectors.

fhlsen AFatuuH. editor % the To-
kin Nichi Nlchi. one 81 the richest
aud muat noted political journals iu
the orient ran counter Of an imm.
grafton Inspector on the kaEH Maru
yesterday. and feels himself "A mis-
used man. AR. AHahnna came 60 this
country ia tour and learn something
~ American ways
The tourists manner and dress be-
tokens the wealthy Jap and To be-
subject Ca the same erosH-rxnmiua-
ton aH iH given the prospective sec
ton hand uu Great Northern
branch line says he believes un-
necessary and malicious I'm purpose
he may complain go the japanese
minister at Washington. iu which
event nu international incident
may result. fsr the tourists position
at the head az HIS big paper would
make attention 10 his complaint i'm.
UurufI4e
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the power OF the superior court 90
finally Try the eases OF those prIs-
outrs. Tom Cousdlnc Is uadoubt-
edly entitled TO bail hut John CON
sidlne's ease win require further
consideration.
The prosecution thercup1n stated
that objection would De raised to
the Swing u ban by either % the
defendants.
The Judge decided thar h. would
hear arguments for and against the
the application FOR ball at 70 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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ERICKSON LOST

The jury In the case u Andrew
Erickson against the s. g. ]. Railroad
Co. returned a verdict this morning
~ favor Of the defendant company.
Erickgon was injured at Ballard
some months ago b. having his Lex
crushed by car of the railroad
company. He alleged negligence On
the part u the company and sought
O. recover s.. 900 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
GAS CASE
APPEALED

Notice Of appeal was filed By the
state late yesterday afternoon in the
case against the Seattle Gas a
Electric Co. The commonwealth will
continue IN she supreme court and
contend that the gas company has
no franchise in the city Of Seattle.
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MURDER
CHARGED

MANILA. July II. Lieut.. Brown.
20 the Second Infantry. VAS placed
nn trial hers to-day on tho charge 81
numbering a native. who hr rs said
fn have shaf down hllr auesfion
ms him ~ Edinn the drowning Il
au American soldier. The native
YES trying q run away when
shaf
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s to q; o to S.

PORTLAND. o.. July i1.--Five to
four In favor Of Seattle. Twelve In
nlngs That's what happened here
yesterday. Great game.
SPOKANE, July it=EiEht 10 five
in favor OF Tacoma, Spokane could
Mt help II yesterday. Promises to
do better NJ Tacoma Saturday.
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BURIED

uEHItN July Il Tho funeral -
Prince uahrulaht. 81 chancellor -
Germany. naa held 90 rhlIiinEfurst.
bavaria. TO-DAY with civic and mile
tafY tl4mp.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo- July u-AsI
Investigation n the details of yea
terday's wreck CA the Chicago a Al.
ton near Norton. No. Euss on. the
horror ag tho Bualr drepeua It now.
appears that "huIi- headed. oai
riat-the conductor 90 tho freight
could have avertcd the dreadful ae-
eidepi that his strange actions are
directly responsible Tor the wreck
The freight train was under ORDERS
Co meet the second section Of the Al
ton passenger ut Was the first Hse-
ton which was wrecked at Slater.
No. Rut. instead ~ waiting uu.
40 the first section bad passed him.
the conductor took the throttle from
the engineer and started out over the
main track Tor slater. iIe should
have allowed the engineer To- wait
entIl the fret section had passed
This would have given him clear
track u Slater where be won't
have arrived and slds-traeked
Sesne OF Horror.
The trains crashed into each other.
head-on. az curve atop a hish EN-
bankmsnt tao miles west from Nor.
ton. The impact Was terrific. as tbs
passenger was running At hish
rate ~ speed and tbs freight was a
fast stoek-tfain.
sssa. -. it,. s.s.s. ..tt s.ss,ts.f 49, "a
tossed aside. The baggage hn9
chair cars climbed atop The engines.
The dining ear vas hurled over an
It's side The forward coaches Scre
irleHcopEd
In q triee the mass ~ wreckags
caught ARE from thr engines.
smoke and namra rose ouf af the
debris shflrka and tutreating cries
from the injured mingled with the
cracking ~ the Gre and the LOUD
tisa o. sscarlns steam.
To the Rescue.
Through the envsiapinw sfnoks
went the rescue party composed %
those Of the passengers and crew
who were unburt Or not entirely dis
ahiea
A. noon a combination wreckinE-
and=reiief train was cent eat from
Kansas city. IL returned there ~
o'clock bringing the a. dead ant the
s0-odd injured victims. The bodies
% the former we're taken % tha
uorEua. The latter were removed
Ia ambuianess to the several hoe
Hitafa. where they are being cared
for some ~ them are terribly
burned or sealded. n number are Sc
verpfv cut ard bruised. others have
broken limbs.
Lsaggsfs Esespsa.
II eas AZ first reported that many
81 the victims we're delegates en-
route 20 the Epw 8Fth League con
Ventl1n AZ san Francisco but " now
appears that only three or four were
LeaEuers. Most q the delegates
we're travelling IN the second section.
instead q In the first.
Names % KILLED.
DANIEL MAMMA, slater, No,
conductor Of freight train.
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He Was First Glass.

Nr Asabaua was one 81 the few
Japanese passengers In the first elias.
division of the kaga Mnru. The boat
was boarded IN the usual way by
customs and Immigration agents.
aud the editor and Immigration
agent met in the usual manner. The
set form Of questions aud auBw
followed. The most minute details
of Aaabana's family rpn lions. bust.
ness affairs and intentions in thir
country We're demanded lie stood
Il all until the officer demanded how
much money he had. 10 being the
rule 20 admit no Japanese with less
than $50. lie then protested. but
finally satisfied the Inspector that he
had the requisite amount.
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HE'S BETTER

LONDON. July 1.-THE condition
= Attorney a ~. Hummol, Of New
York. who was injured In a runaway
o. improved today
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Hot In london.

LONDON. July Il To-day here
vas the hottest u the year Many
prontratlonu are reported.
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I'M DISGRACE 2

BRUSSELS. July 1.-THE Beers
here assert that Gen. Baden Powell.
the hero Of Mafeking. ~ going home
in disgrace.
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DEAD CONDUCTOR TO
BLAME FOR DREADFUL
WRECK OF YESTERDAY
DEAD VICTIMS NUMBER TWENTY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo- july IA p m-rhe death lst due 20
yesterdays chicago Alton Sreek continues
her Of victims being Thtee injured
hospitals DYING. there small the
several others.
Seventeen recorded last night today
known and Airs tlta Huyaip of Chicago Na j. H.
Adst OF Hoepst5u H.. added the list.
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An Eastern paper says that frugal
women can make their husbands
ealary ~ ar far again ~ watching
tHe papers. So reason Why the wo-
men u the West shouldn't co ike
vire. Here's n store here ell drugs
afe cheaper.
ris1'a Consumption cure ........2o1
hHuHo SETTER .. =. s........s.....1D 90
Garfield Tea o.. :. ................zoc
AsIuHa 1900. ..+-.++s-s..tfs
llerce's FaVoriie Prescription. go
HIercs's Golden Medical DiEcOv-
cry .. 90 ..ss...s...s+.
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound 501
lfostetter.H BltterB ...............Tya
shaws Pure Malt lWhisky1 ...-.s5J
SWifta Specific ...................15e
Swift's Specific. large .......--. fl-3s
Warmers safe Cure .............2 90
Eeef. Iron and Wine ........t.....50c
Cuucura Ointment ......-s,..... 400
WIZARD OH .s#.-...-..- ..s.+-- s.....s4vc
King New Discovery 5000 800
Sewbro'a Herpicide ..............s5c
kiimer's swamp Root ...........3sS
syrup or Figs ..s...s. sf.s.....s..a3o
stuart's Dyspepsia Tsslets .....-5Js
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle ard Vicinity .-Tonigh.
and Friday, fair. fresh southwes.
20 northwest winds.
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TERRIFIC
STORM ON
ATLANT

NORFOLK. Va. July IA ter
rife storm swept the Virginia. North
Carolina and Maryland coasts last
night The wind blew g miles an
hour.
Sailing vessels At sea are thought
10 have suffered greatly. Just
what damage was done on the North
Carolina coast - MT yet known. Tha
wires are down.
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Telephone. Main Isl.
s. +. cor. Pike st. and Second Ave.
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To the Rsseus.


II vas at first reported that many
81 the victims we're delegates en-
route 20 the Epw orth League con
vsntlon az san Francisco. bat u now
appears that only three or four were
T.eaEuers. Most - the delegates
ssere travelling IN the second section.
instead q IN the first.
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station p ansvlysnia Ave. and I3 - St
In effect November ], 1900
For Alexsndria-Week days, $50 T-4, go
geo $50. $50, 9:25 1890 lI.G1 lr.5O a. n,
1I2-o5, 1920. I2:t5 xl-05. I:25, 200 pa E1-59.
$50 $3.50. x4-l5, 4:35, 40 $40, N5-24. $40.
6-o4 $50. 700 7-30 500 $40. $50. I0:l5.
1-2p. and II 80 o. NJ Sundays. 7;45, 9-Cn 9-45,
1880, 100 80 !. m. 12:00 noon. p %. 100.
I-5t- ECO, 2-3D, 800 1880, 400, 40 500, SD
600 go 700. 80, SEQ, s:i5. ESQ I0:IJ.
I-ZO and 1I-50 D. n
For Mount Verroa-Wesk days $50. : 90 10. so
Il 90 m. xl2:05. II.o5 2-00. x2:53 3.5}, " 10
z5-2i, I-t6, and $50 P. ~. SGad1ys. 30 e M,
300 noon. 200. 400, 700 and $50 p m
For Arlington and Aquetuct Bridse-Wsek
CSys. $50. I-Of. 80 500 S.s5. S-5g %. fD-1J
end II go III. PIES. I2-@9 f12-+5. 80. -I-z5
goo, 30 2.59, $50 3.59, -f-S5. go 5-24.
6-4, $50. T:O6 and 20 p. M. sundays, 9.tj.
90 $40. 1890, I;g5. and I'll. 80 e. To- 300
room, 1920. 90 = 20. 300. sd SEQ go
40 $50, sos, -5-59, 6-Oo14-5:59, go, 7.S0.
and 500 .. n.
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
SLIpress- TO Arlington only.
G. z. ABBOT, President
J GOWN. SHae=inte ndent-
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help wAxrED-FEArALE-

WANTED-T1ree women: general hOuseworkeTS;
also nUrse and chambermsid- 1872 eth It NV q
WANTED-a white woman to do general house
work: comfortable home: nice room and far
pay 10 competent party; family snail Call -25s
4
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Southern RY.
Schedule in effect January y. I901.

Schedule in effect January q, 1901
Trains leave nom Penna- Station
s;0I =. n Daily. Local f0F dauis0Hburg and
for Charlotte and way stations
HIS 4 N DAILY l. s Fast Mail Sleeping
cars 70 New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah. and
Jacksonville. uniting at Salisbury with sleeper 70.
AzheYille. Chattanooga, a4d Memphis and AZ
D4uVIIle with sleeper Tor Birmingham and az
Charlotte with sleeper FOR Augusta Solid train
v ashlngloR 70 New Ofl.ans. Dining car service
I.31 q II. Daily. Local for Charlottesville
SCI D. n. Week Days L2Ezi far Front Royal.
Strasbgrg. and Hasrisoaburg-
40 p II. Daily Local Ter Charlottesville
SIS .. m week Dave ew York and Florida
Limited Composite Cafe snd Smoking Car Din
ing Car Compartment Srd Drawing K9Cn Sleep
ing Cars and Library ard Gbss-v walton Cars New
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car New YORK
sad Washington 10 Aiken and Augusta Connect
ins az Columbia with pa1I)r Car Tor Charleston
and at Wayeross With PAr.or Car for Fhonasyllle.
Ga.
SIS q NJ Daily y \. & Fla Express. Sc
ing cars 20 Augusta with JcllEectiGas Tor Al
ard Charleston, and TO Sa--sEah, JaeASoEyi
and Port Tampa. and Thursdays To TbJ:uasSi
Ca. Through coaches TO Jacksonville
lznts- Uniting 1t DaHvli with Pullman sleep
from Richmond and y ras-s tor Charlotte Tt
Isl sleeper Washington % san Francisco NCu2a
y Wednesdays. and Fridays. Dining CIR service
I0-Ul p n Daily y ashingt0n and Chattanooga
Limited (Yia LynchbuTg)- Sleeping cars t, R0aa-
oke Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis, and Ncgs
Orleans Through coach 10 Memphis Dining CAP
service
Io.45 D. n Daily Washington and Southwest
eTn Limited, Sleeping cars 70 ASlevl!le, Knox
Vile Chattanooga. and Nashville, and 70 AtIcnta,
Macon, Blrmins naIn. Memphis, Montgomery No
bile and Kew Orleans. Dining car service Tues
days and Thursdays. Sleeping car Washington 70
PinehuTst. \. c. ami tuesdays Thursdays end
iugton % New Orleans connecting at New Orleans
With Sunset Limited for Sen Francisco.
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"FLoRIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT
LINE.''

LINE.''
LEAVE WASHINGTON, PESNA- R. r. STATION.
$50 A " daily. Florida and Atlanta Fast Mail
Tor Petersburg, Raleigh. Southern Pines, Pine
hurst Camden. Columbia, Savannah Jackson
vile Tallahassee, and Tampa, Charlotte,
Athers, Atlanta. New. Orleans. and points
est Through sleeping cars 10 Jacksonville
and Har1let TO AtIsuta
800 2 " daily Florida and Metropolitan Linn
ited-DraWinE Room Com partIuen1- Oiserya-
tlon. and Dining Cars-fJT Raleigh, southern
Pines. -Pinchurst Camden. Columbia savannah.
Jacksonville, and 81. Augustine. coping ( II
jacksonville 10 Tampa
G-55 P b. daily Florida and Metropolitan Lin
tied for Charlotte Athens. Atlanta Chat
tanOCga. Nashville. New Orleans. and points
Southwest Through sleeping cars to Atlanta
For further information apply 10 " ". SIC
CORNELL. General Agent l434 New York ave
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SITUATIONS ,vANrE,-MALls.

WANTED-By honest sober Young man. positi9
not afraid Of work Box 90. this Office
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Piano ''Snaps. {"

Just received in exchanges two elegant square
pianos, and As we are crowded for room win
sell them at a great sacrifce; one at s25, and the
other At S6S, s. monthly payments. F. G.
SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave. aal6-u
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WANTED-Naist JrimHlers helpers, and anprcn-
tige. Call 1872 X ST. nv 81
WANIED-ENi,gIienc millinery trimucrs pre-
psrers. ami stock clerk Apply r ROSE, 100 F
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day IL the year for Norfolk. New
- port News and all po--Js South. by the
- s6perb. powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News Norfolk" and Wash
- ington,' the following schedule:
Lv Washing on. G. 81 pm Lv. P0rtsmouth-503 pm
Lv- Alexandra I 90 pm I7 Norfoik----6O0 pm
Ar. Fl. Aonroe-7-og am IL. II. Nonrce-T.o0 pm
Ar Aorfoik-----S- % am Ar. Alexandra $50 am
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