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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS, singing caIaaries, hooking
birds. dogs, cats, rabbits, gold fish, etc; cata-
lOgue Tree sCHM1D'S BIRD STORE, TI2 18th st
NV.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Two poultry stalls. leading mar
. ketS. MAP, S06 T St els
I FOR SAI-E-f,stabiisfed grocery store e8s North
tapIt0t ST. nw.i reasonable offer refused elI-
FOR SALE-Feed store; good stand; for IrII par
! tleulars, apply ~ \ J. ave. Nv. eII-3
FOR sALE-A good paving grocery store. with
Box -, this Office. els
/ FOR SALE-Cigar and news store: good estaF-
IIshed trade store and five living rooms; rent
cheap; 10 reasonable cEer refused; owner leaving
city. so 9Th st. NV nj
FOR sALE-Nilk route; bargain If sold at once
Call s2l II ST. ne. mII-3
FOR SALE Barber shop: business section. snap.
/ DUNLAP, soC St NILS
FOR sALE-Cigar store. clearing So monthly:
/ accept invoice DUNLAP, so6 F St mills
FOR SALE Dining-roazu. c7earlrs 500 monthly:
account Illness; saCGIErH- DJ MAP ggS + 81
nils
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for din:ua-roorns;
also cigar stores- DUNLAP, 500 F 81 mll-8
FOR sALE-Tailor store. cheap. one of the best
locations III city address bon 81, this office.
nils
BAD BILLS COLLECTED or no charge. H. d.
GORDON. lawyer. 30 18th St Hw. mills
To Buy OR SELL a business quick. see NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1915 = Il mII-2
FOR SALE-Groccry store. Northeast. doing s4a0
week cash, no credit; owner leaving city; price
fI''9. address BOX q. this Office mlI-3
FOR sALE-Groeery and liquor store. yearly
sales. ss3Gg8; rare cianre- NEW YORK III 81
Ass BKohERS, 1895 F ST rII-8
FOR -Diui1.g-roo1n: esiaIIiisbed stand.
eIeaP7 iii health. NEW YoRh BUSINESS BROB-
Frs, I2j -. mII-3
EDUCATED Iadv or gent erncu can secure half
interest ~ established. good paving office bust
ness Atdre=s BOX q. This office mI0-3
FOR sALE-Fine cigar store with pool table:
cause OF selling, sickness. Address Box .. TINS
Office TrIg-2
FOR sALE-Dzag store 81 800. half CAST: cheap
rent; average SO daily. CAPITAL BUSINESS EX-
CHANGE Atlantic Bldg MOS
FOR SALE-saloou, near Pa ave. Let bargain
IN city. CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCH 3NGE. At
lantic Bldg MICS
FOR sALE-Lmch and diuiDg-roorn: dne To-
cation, price 500 Address BUN 10, this office
MOS
FOR SALE-ExIsrr-z business. cLesa. Ec.giuTircr
busy season good reason IN sell NJ. Box -.
this Office. eg-S
\ GOVERNMENT z1ecl.aric. located in Southern
Cal VIII exchange positions with party Al Wash
ingt0n Box T.. tins Ctige- e9-3
FOR SALE-Cleau stock Of groceries. meats. and
provisions; one Gi tic best locations III city:
DONG p3EI-sg hIgL1l5S. SATISFACTORY reason Tor
selling; good Irving roa:Es- don't answer unless
you raeau business address BOX ~. tins Office
MS
ONE or THE BEST Iitrle grocery stores ia he
CITY doing = cash busiHgs, % So Dep dav.
owner compelled 20 SCI. Enquire CO.. 10Th 8 ne
M
FOR SaLE-C0aI and wood yaEd $50. excellent /
location CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. At
laEt5c EuIllia-. u1q-3
ATTENTION SIIOWEEN-A complete storeroom |
show for sale now Ia operation, big chance for |
making money, for sale cheap on account Of |
sie.=aess ard retiring from business Gail at Hu-
22I Pa. axe Wv
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN LOTS.

FOR SALE-Up0n easy terms 10 those gho VIII
build = desirable acre or half acre lot on Blair
Road. near TakouI and electric car line: altitude
800 feet. LOUIS P SHOEMAKER go + 81 NV.
esq
FOR SAIE-J p0n easy terms ts those Who VIII
b'ilid acre lots near Conn ave. and beyond Clevs-
land PARK fue large trees for shade: altitude
80 feet above the city and very near electric
car Hue- LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, go ST. Nv
e9-S
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FOR RENr-usFURNrsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Flat Of two rooms and bath: will
allow Light housekeeping; also large parIor 10
I'm 81. NV. e9-3
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FOR sALE-sroRE AND DWELLING.

FOR sALE-Sl0re and dwelling. beautiful cor
neE. price 500; Only 500 cash. rent So vs.
c HAIDENAN. III 18th 81 ~.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT OR 6ALE-In and about HyattsvfIle
several beaUtiful homes, with lots, and small
acreage suitable Tor chicken runs; price moderate
and terms easy. ROGERS & ROGERS Heats
vile. ,19e
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Tickets. Sleeping car reservations, and othe
formation furnished snd baggage called for
checked from hotels and residences by [
Transfer Co. on orders left e Ecket Office
18th ST Nm; Oh Penna- Ave NV. an
Peuna. St-eion-
Phone It4I for P. R R Cab Service.
FRANK ) CANNON. Sd Y p and Gen. Mgr.
5 II HARDWICK, General Pass'r AGENT,
L. 5. BROWN, General Agent.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW THAaIPToN-LONDOE.
+ Louis bar. 13, 10 An New 'k-Apr- 10, 10 IN
New York Mar 20. ID YadeTI' q Apr Il 10 s.Ia
Naderland- Mar o. 10 an ST Louis Apr. ~ 10 n
II Louis Apr. 8, 70 an New Yerk-May l. &c a N
RED STAR LINE
NEW YORK-ANTEER P-PARTS
" esternl d Mar. b. noon Noordiznd Mar. p, noon
heTis1ngt n Mar 90 noon Friesiand-Apr- 3 noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
F-eTs II and i5s n r. New York Once, -
Brosdways
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1905 ST XIV
C. G. ". Moss IzlI C St NV
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WANTED-Ofice girl; wages $50 to start. Sd
dress Box ~ this Office q
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apply at 0ffioe for Weekly Bulletin.
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NANTED-Ten mattresses for city. chambermaids
and landress for Atlantic City. BURGESS Hu-
TEL AGENCY SOB 10th - ell
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TOR KEET-A splendid Cat OF five rooms; bath
modern improvements. 81 7.er month III4 II
81 ne = CARR. 100 Nd arc. ne nla-s
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WANTED-Boy about 10; good pennan Address
Box d. this office 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NANTED-Situation by a bog Is; prefers LAWYER
or real estate Office; refs. Box -, this office.
eI
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FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms Second
mills
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

vANTED-To Guy secondhand furniture lfceDgr
K s. ne IN
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ICE CREAM, 7Oc gallon, not made in cellar
but above ground. iOr sever gas abounds in eel
as ana breeds y phoid. digitheria etc. moral
don't eat that Kind LACEYrS Is rpre and
delicious so7 \. Y. ave. Phone 2osI-
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WALL PAPER

WALL PAPER-Three DAYS special. AZ per roll
up. YOUNGER, 40 Nez JERSEY ave. nv. mI0-3
ROOMS PAPERED from sl-75 up; work guar:.n-
teed; samples brought. HUNT, $40 + ST MS
ROOMS PAPERED. g up; only dealer who gives
f legal guarantee with all work; estimates fur
nished; samples brought; 5000 roll stock 70 -
lect from. Send pOstai 10
WILLIAM Y. MAHONEY. COS Pa ave Sc.
AnacostIa Branch, lO6 Pierce ST
feI7-Im
WALL PAPER-Au the newest and best in the
spring productions R4e icing shown here. We
can paper your roofing in the newest styles at
smallest prices. T. @. NOLTE, 624 9th st. aw
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FOR sALE-sUBUnBAs.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAS.
FOR sALE-IIaIi-aere OF ground. MORGAN, Be
thesda, Md lag-3
We WILL SELL a lot 25xIzJ. On electric rail-
way (sngle fdre1 Tor SZ2J; monthly payments
without interest OF tazesi this price good fer
only limited time; free booklet CLARK BROS.
095 18th ST. m8-7
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B STs
7;5 3 81 WEEK DAYS. PTTTsBURG Ex-
PRE sS-ParIor and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
Pittslurg
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FOR REST-R0ONs.

FOR RENr-Four communicating rooms. l3I X
rfI-G
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ThyoDsA - from the South arrive Wishing
ton 6+ IN. - am. 7.25 an daily. 1915
m aa-i, - - Monday. 2-I5 pm, and $50
in dail, g-Gm uarrisonburE Il-ST week
lavs an. 2-4A I'm daily From Charlottesville
SIS m an $40 pm. daily.
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FOR REST-HoUsEs.

FOR RENr-Four-rooH brick. So B-ainard St
bet 18th and 18th SIS Apply IL 9th -. NV.
els
FOR RENT-I32 B st sv. segen-7oorn buff
brick; perfect condition; only SO W p. NET
tALt- 1@u5 + 81 niles
FOR RENT-C gruf1rtahie six-roem and bath
frame house 1873 st he, ST. per month
4 L PAIRO, - Is ave rnlg-5
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Fon RENT-oTEICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Ro0ms in building gs2 F st NV.
tle&p rem APp5y L. " ! DANTE. uutehin5
Bur ding. 19t:i and D sts dos
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HELP WANTED-MAIEs.

HELP wANTED-MALE1
WANTED-Boy about 10; good penuan. Addre-
Box 81. this office q
WANTED First -cIass wooduorker: aIso iron
worker 2T nth 81. NV. eli.
WANTED welI-srown, neat boy for houzerorI
lvI part OF day Apply with ref. bet I and
p ~, Tuesday. basement door. 1872 \ St
WANTED White man care of horses one hay
/ ing some knowledge of painting preferred Al.
dress stating wages Box 80, this Office e.
WANTED Engineer. second-class. do his ovr
bring: good place Tor good man Apply
BROWNS DIGEST0R. ; Cap. and SIS q
WANTED-Colored boy accustomed 10 care Of
h"rSes; small salary beginning. Apply iunnedi-
ateiy- $50 y J. ave NV MI
WANTED-Colored young man: must have BIZ
cycle Call basement. 5I3 18th ST. NV. nj
WANTED-City and country. walters. cooks
dIshTaSher.. house men. drivers. belIbov,: steady
work SHACkLEFoRD'S, s0s ST NV. mi
,15D in White boy with yheel; good pen
NANTED-Colored restaurant waiter. colored
uIl'"f also small Office boy with wheel. 18th and
49, ilDL- o. DANA bEllGfnE-
WANTED Barber 8a2 9Th st. NV. mi
M J! walters for hotel. bow for cafe.
inquire 1913 llth 81. NV. mi
NANTEB-Driver. s. per week: house bov. store
porter, waitress. 1890 New York ave NV. nj
WANTED-Yorng man to take orders. S. weekly;
par porter; call quick 80 18th St NV nj
WANTED Experienced ladies tailors. A1.pIr to
7. ". PETERS. I742sN ST nv TI6-3
WANTED Bartender; Quick, for Hot snr5rc-g
DIN 1A ; HOTEL AGENCY, 18th and Pa. ave.
MoLER'S BARBER SCHOOL. New York CITY,
more students wanted; eight weeks completes;
wages Saturdays: positions guaranteed graduates.
chahee 10 earn free scholarship; board and trans
poitaton; catalogues mailed free MOS
WASTED-A good barber, at once 1250 18th st.
sT mes
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
WANTED Situation by box Is; prefers Iav-ver
OF real estate Office; refs. Box 81, this office
NANTED-By respectable eolered man Mace a
orIFer or any kind OF work; rel Address IIG
WANTED-Position. by an experienced engineer.
Win 0est city ref Address Box 49, tins Office
e.
WANTED-By eauag man from country. r,laee a.
agent, mixer driver. or di>hWasher; refs. Ad-
dress 30 9Th ST Sc a
WANTED-By barkeeper. situation: steady and
reliable; good ref Box a. this office eII-S
WANTED-By colored man. place as 4,or,er in
barber shop, store. or saloon best OF reference
Address Bon %, this Office. nj
night A6d-s Roy - -I Ie liclai' pace al
--------- =, ----2 mn L-io-2
WANTED BY white man ,,Iaca A. ,,,-+,- -
$780, ----- ---- ms
wANTED-ROoMs,
yy,N-rrD D.
I3o, :, tlil ~ ''' E0uiis Aeh- AaafeaS
-, q
suitable Tor bo,,Sll IN VI tour nhlLI rooms:
line by two adults f;eTa-l7y, 52av a. ~
eLl-5
WANTED immediately , nice lrffTr rooms F7-
lady employed ont, rem sFgfyr s1a- RI 81,
changed address H. BELL. IIZS 5th ST nv
eu-S
SPECIAL ATTENTION given 10 room rrr+-
nig with or without board, single OF en- slIi-e-
sts. room 81. bank buiIdjeg, Ill
WANTED small pony cart. AdaTe-- P sTI-BF-
,--.z--I--,
:, iIiF morse ana wagon with license.
"a. @Dle LOT butter and egg business address
ooA : laS Once m4-3
: OR ----------------,
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Observation-Disclosures white waitress and cham
bermald; plain colored cook and nurse. eth and
G ST.. 81, hank building nal
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wAxTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Pernauent room and board for = young
minister not exceeding SD per month; location
central. Address Box g. this Office n
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Low Rates to Pacific Coast.
$500

San Frnnciseo-seatfIe-
oFtiaad-Tseoma.
Canadian Paeific Railway,
1923 Pa. Ave,
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NANTED-FirSt-classs skirt hand at once: none
other need apply. - c St ne. Ell
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FOR SALE-LUTS.

FOR SALE-LUTS
FOR sALE-At bargain. one Of the ls9,t dcsfra-
bic building lots IN y Washington located on glst
ST. bet y and o EtS Hw-, surrounded I,v fine
improvements; price yery low LOUIS P SHOE
4thI-i., - sl--H"- ey-J
FOR SALE-A desirable lot. 25zlg9, Oh 18th ST.
Hear Columbia Road: tHis Dot Is certain 10 in
crease III value bY reason of the ueg and costly
Improvements which are Surruuudin. H. lois
Z oii0fsAAt-h, 'i29 81 NV e9-3
FOR sALE-Oue OF the most desirable lots for
residence purposes IN lie northwest section cor
\ Il. ave snd Riggs; having - feet front On \
IT, ave and containing only 400 square feet OF
land- LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, go 2 81. uw.
cS-S
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IJ.ATNS On BLJEMUNI BRANCH
Leave Washington 9-0l a. m daily. 4-49 D n.
week days anC 6;25 p Sundays for Blue
nc5II. 6.25 p. r.. Saturdays and 4.S5 ?. n. week
6.ys and l-2j p. m Wednesdays and Satur-
dsys cnIy Tor LseSbUrg. 6-15 P. n week days -
Herr 5nn.
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WANTED irst-claSs hand shirt ironer; standard
hand laundry. 1923 ltth ST. eII-3
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WANTED-H0USES.
WANTED-SURURBAs-

NAAiEi1-FO rent, At once suburban home one
near city and convenient 10 electric cars. one
with barge grounds preferred address BOX 10.
ms '--ilH- MICS
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Piano, SI6.

One Square Piano at sl5.
7. @ Smith 19el Pa ave
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Southern RV.
Schedule in effect March ), 1901.
Trains leave ION Penn. Station

SCleQ lie n eject AarCl !, 1851.
Trains leave from Psula. Station.
sol a n. Daily Local for H4rrisoubarx zna
for Charlotte and way stations
l,l5 q IN. Daily. L. S. Fast Nail Slespiuz
cars &c New Orleans, Columbia, Savannah, and
Jacksonville Uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AShsVille, Chattanooga, and Memphis, and az
Darvll@ -jI2 sleeper for Birmingham snd AZ
Charlotte, TSlI sleeper for Augusta Soffd train
NaSh.ng-e- 10 SeT Orleans Dining car service
1-55 n Daily Local for Charlottesville
4-0i P II Week D-ys- Local for Front ROYAL
Strzsburg. and HarTisURburg.
$50 p Daily Local for Charlottesville
6-S5 p. Week DAYS New York and FIcrf,sz
limited Composite Cafe and Smoking Car Din
ing Car Compartment and Drawing Room Seen
ing Cars asd Ldbrary and Observation, Cars New
Icrk and Washington 70 St Augustine and
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car New York
and Washington 20 AIKEN and augusta Connect
ing AZ Columbia with PlrIor Car for Cha-Iessa1,
and 1t AayCross with Pzr-Or Car Ter Townsville,
Ca
Q55 m Daily. Ny Fla. Express SIs.n-
ing cars TO Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston, and TO Savannah. jacksonville,
and Port Tampa, and Thursdays 10 TlousasviIe
Ga Through coaches 10 jacksonville anG A.
lanta- Uniting AZ Danville with Pullman sIezps-s
from Richmond and Norfolk Tor Charlotte Tour
ist sleeper Washington TO san Francisco MONDAYS,
Tuesdays and Fridays Dining car service
1871 p n Ealiy- Washington and CHATTANOOGA
Lin ted (Fia Lyuch5urg)- Sleeping cars = Roza-
oke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis and Sew
Orleans Through coach to Memphis. Dining car
Service
I0:45 p a. Daily Washington ana Southwest.
ern limited. Sleeping cars to AsheyIlIe Knox
vile, Chattanooga. and Nashville and to Atlanta.
Macon, Birmingham. Memphis, Montgomery No.
bile, and New Orleans Dining car service Tues
DAYS and Thur DAYS Sleeping car Washington TO
PinehUrst, y c, and Tuesdays ThlGrsd2ss and
Saturdays Su- set Limited Annex Sleeper Nash
iHgtOa SCN Orleans connecting at New Orssszs
with Sunset limited for san Frsnciscs-
TPArNS 1S BTT-FHONT RRANCu
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR -Typewritsrs. bought, sold, rented,
and repaired, charges TeasoHable; ribbons, Soc.
T1PEN RITTER EXCHANGE, III 9th st. M.
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WANTED-Girl 10 sew on vests: also au apPren-
tiCe, 502 Nd ave. sW eII-3
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SERGT. SHIRLEY WRITES.
An indianapolis Boy Now Serving In
the Philippines.

In a letter from Foster C. Shirley. first
sergeant Company A. Forty-fourth United
States Volunteer Infantry, dated Matalom,
Ieyte island, p. L., March 10, 1901, he says;
I'VE are now having no trouble whatever
with the natives. There seems TO be a
more friendly feeling among them now, put
IL may be that they are merely waiting
until the military force is weakened by the
return of the volunteers. Yet there seems 10
be a general desire for a termination OF
hcstilities, especially as they acquire faith
III our ability TO protect them. This was
the worst insurrecto town on one OF the
worst islands OF the group, but over 600 II
the most influential men here have taken
the oath of allegiance. One in particular,
an eX-officer, who SIX months ago salu 10
Captai Ketchum, TO hell with the United
States; / don't owe her anything is now
working night and day to advance our IN
terests. He is a very wealthy man, with
business houses in Cebu. Manila, Hong
Kong and Calcutta, and 1t is not merely, 4
desire TO temporize on his part, as ne
frankly stated his hostility to the United
States i'm the presence OF a company with
a reputation Of caring more for hghtng
Companies A and ID. which Captain ketch-
UNI and Lieutenant Buchanan (also an In
diana man. living in Madison) have in
spired in the natives Is largely responsible
for the present satisfactory condition of az
fairs. Captain Ketchum several times came
TO this town with an escort of only eight
men. and we learned afterwards That the
only thing that prevented an attack and
probable humiliation was the belief among
the more ignorant natives that he was IN
'aswong' (devilD Company l. OF the Twen-
ty-third Regular Infantry. that occupied
this territory before us. told the natives
that we were amateur soldiers and did not
krow how 10 fight. so the natives openly
avowed their intention Of running us out
as soon as the regulars left. Well. they
tried IL for eight months. and they now
claim that we know how 80 fight all right.
but don't know how 10 quit. We have
taken chances. though. that / do not care
to take again. II Is quite apparent That
there Is vet a lurking love for Aguinaldo.
whom they affectionately call Amilio
Among the ignorant classes his picture IS
10 be seen in every house. The intelligent,
high-class natives, however, frankly admit
that they believe him TO be a mercenary
adventurer. and claim that they espoused
his cause simply on account or the business
ard social pressure that was brought TO
bear upon them. Added TO the instructive
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STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS.
Those on CIaypooI Building Strike
and Organize a Union.

The structural iron workers employed on
the new Claypool building, at Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio streets, struck yesterday
for an increase in wages from the present
prices, ranging from liz cents an hour TO
22i5 cents an hour. TO a uniform price CT
- cents an hour. The men are working ten
bours a day and ask no reduction in hours.
At 5 o'clock yesterday evening the men
had a meeting with John Blue. organizer
of Central Labor Union. and another at 8
o'clock last night, when a union was or
Ganized. Officers were elected and a char
ter for the union was sent for. All but
two of the twenty-five men employed on the
building struck. The foreman also joined
the union. The men are employed by the
Haugh-Noelke Company, and they say the
contract specifies that the work shall be
done by union labor.
Following are the officers of the new
union: President. Nathan Baldwin; vice
president, Christian Baker; recording sec
rotary, Edgar Sivicks; treasurer, John
Kurtz. As soon as the charter arrives he
officers will be installed. Another meeting
will be held tonight. AS there are other
steel buildings to be erected in the future
the men thought best to organize a union.
They say that the demand will soon be for
more than % cents an hour, as the struc-
tural iron workers i'm other cities receive
from % TO 30 cents an hour.
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COMPLAINS OF PARTNER.
Frank L.. CInrk Went to the Police
for SOIace.

Frank L. Clark, of 2S East North street.
a member of the grocery firm of Clark AZ
Rierbusse, doing business at 46 East
Washington street and 542 Massachusetts
avenue, complained TO the police. Sunday,
thai his partner had robbed him of money
and had taken a large quantity of goods
from the store to Danville, Ind. After de-
tails had been explained. acting Captain
Asch told Clark the detectives could do
nothing for him unless he could secure an
afidavit for a felony. The prosecutor de-
clined to issue the warrant for the reason
that the money and stock belong 10 them
jointly and one partner had as much right
TO dispose of them as another. He advised
Clark 10 proceed in a civil action of re-
plevin.
Bierbusse. it is said. has, with his broth
er-in-law, left the city and his whereabouts
is not definitely known. He formerly lived
at 416 East North street. and his wife went,
some weeks ago. TO Winfield, Kan.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-03
MARION CLUB BOWLERS.
they Give an Enjoyable nque mt
the Columbia Club.

The most enjoyable feature OF the close
of the bowling season was the banquet
given last night at the Columbia Club by
the champion Marion team TO the members
OF the team, representatives OF the press,
two Of the faithful rooters and a few Of
the friends of the bowling organization.
The banquet was served in one OF the pri-
Vate banqueting rooms. and IL was quite
elaborate. About twenty-five members Of
the team and invited guests were present.
including w. +. Browder, Charles a. Book
walter. b. w. Brown. T. J. Carter. r. h.
Bryson. L. W. Cooper. 4. W. Williams.
". X. Cooper. w. a. Bogardus. NJ. g..
Knox, l.. NJ. Quill. l.. w. Cooper. +. T..
Brown. r. q. Matlock. =. a. Havelick.
l.. G. Rothschild. ArInin G. Koehne. john
G.. Kirkwood. Thomas a. Wynne. Wesley
g. Bacon. Henry George. Oran Muir. W. X.
Williams, L. II. Bingham and Ben -
Crosse.
TIL table was tastefully decorated. and
In the middle was placed the beautiful
trophy that was won again this season By
the Marion team and Is now the absolute
possession OF that club, through having
won IL two consecutive seasons.
Following the elaborate menu T0astmas-
ter Browder called on every one present