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n ENTED-rA good man IN eGcn town 10
Texas Big money to the right person.
Essy work Address The Retail Credit
aud Collection Association, r. o. Boz <v4,
Boulder. Colorado. u
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MISS BERTHA HUDSON, tcnchcr Of
planet beginners carefully Taught; 70j
Lamar and 1918 Prairie avenue. Refer
cnCo: Mrs NJ Mcdowell. II D
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secret SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

~ --I AZ IIYSWERS uncallcd for In The
~. 'pnst want all. department for
w ending October ., 1901. 49, 3l22'
FL. .s ~ 55ca. 3l5; 5GgS: 1920; 35a1.
sg' .gliii b(g4. 3tl0: 5T44; 444; 5JGD
n. Wararefia Gunderson; X c. c.;
a. N r. i Peck; 55iS; 5Gi2 5jo3i 16D2,
IA, + b; 594l; Louis Patterson; 1866;
ses TAN Kelly: 54Gl; 3912; J6S7; 1852;
Ky. Esi 1851: 1913; NJ. b; Nj. NJ;
IN, MIL. 5TiI: 20G4; 1864; l1S9; 5dG4
ig,.. ya,. $500; 500: $3.50; 39lo; 5JSl;
~, s;5O. Homestead Hardware Co.
4 he0yy; Sqjs; 3932 G. 557; Farm;
.ni S5i A. H.: b.. n. X; 2027; 1907
&c b. H.; 3y2S: 56TD; 81; 1G54; 5io4;
F:s s54; 7O5; 1850; $3.50; 55j5; 505.
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MARTYR, HUDSON & rom

FIN, slxroom cottage will. modern con.
Nenlcnces lot 5ON rs, shade trees: bioci
rom ne" p freigh: depot; sony enicnt
ana sh%pS; Fith ward: price, S.(Fjo
100 Franklin Phone sos n
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FOR SALE-5M acres Of land with
room house, corner Calhoun ana Velasco
streets. Apply to John La Combc. at
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OH, LANDS-Damon Mound, Sour Lake,
Saratoga ana Big Iil Ia Matagorda c9un-
ty We have bargains to oher mo u
win my YOU 10 Investigate our choice
tracts and compare prices. Call for onr
special bargain on Damon. Cash Y
Luckcl. u
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N1VrBD by au experienced s1io Ilady a
position in ~ goods store; rlg speak
Nnrmnm. Adlrcss hhBg. This nfuDr. s
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$1,000 CASH win buy fonr ~ atFe busl
ness houses In n good town: owner will
guarutre these houses 10 pay SlOO0 rent
next year Address JGfG tais office.
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TO BUY NO MORE BONDS.
Secretary Gage Completes the Ex-
Penditure Of S20.OOO.OOO.

Inc following notice was made public
at the Treasury Department this morn
ing; The Secretary Of the Treasury an
n'unces that it is the Intention Of the
treasury Department to discontinue PUP
cnases Of bonds Tor the sinking fund as
soon as the amount Of S35.OJUl8. for
which proposals were invited on SeDtem-
Der shall have been obtained The
amount already purchased is SiI65l. $50.
leaving but S2,3is, go still To be purchased.
Ihls amount viii be bought in accordance
with the terms heretofore established.
namely basis of LIS for the 8 Der cent
bonds, loan of l9lS-1gIs. per cent bonds.
funded loan Of lsJ7, and per cent bonds.
loan Of l9p4. and 80 fiat for the + Der
cent bonds. loan OF 1926"
Within half an hour after the notice
was issued offers Of bonds for sale had
been received agEregatiug S2.25O.gO0 and
were accepted. This brings the total
amount purchased up 10 10000. $50. or $50
more than the amount contemplated in
the Secretary's original offer. This ends
the purchase Of lons-term bonds for the
present. but the purchase Of short-term
bonds under the offer Of last spring will
continue indefinitely
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| the main essentials should say they are
true. Their. may De- mistakes IE tr.m-
There probably are mistakes in them.
G--blu you deliver q copy of these
notes 70 any other officer than Comm0-
| dore SChi,yg
A--To the best Of my belief ] did not
/ not of these exact Eotes
Captain HIrk,r-Th8t is sufficiently
good answer
Corrected Copy for Sampson
Following this. extracts from the notes
| taken on board the Vixen were -ead. The
| witness read. For the next fifteen min
Utss the Brooklyn received and returned
/ ihe fire of the two leading enemys ships
and occasional shots from the Colon"
Br- Mr.. Rayner:
Q--on May 81 did you learn anything
about the batteries, any information you
did not have hefore2
Al did. yes. because l did not know
| nythiug Of them before.
Q--What did YOU learn2
Al really can't say.
Odd Commodore SChley say while
going tack TO the Brooklyn from the
MaSSa 'lUSeJtS that the purpose OF the at
tack Ess 10 develop the strength of these
batteries
Al really could not say. 1 can't re
member. ] wish / could.
Q--Ou July or 2 did YOU observe any
smoke inside the harbOr2
Al can't TecolleCt now that l did.
ly in redirect examination the witness
said he had told Lieutenant Harlow that
he wanted a copy Of the notes 70 include
In his official report Lieutenant Harlow
said he had taken them for a newspaper
and that there would have TO be some
corrections made in them. They were
made and a corrected copy went TO the
commandments lSampson)
Captain LemIy then sought to show
that the printed copy OF the notes as
printed in the Brooklyn. was not the same
as the original notes His point was TO
show that changes had been made in the
copy Commodore Schlcy had received for
the purpose of making it appear that the
Brooklyn had not lost anything by the
turn, but that she had been brought near
CT 20 the Spanish ships by that move
mtut.
At this point. at 1 o'clock. a recess was
taken until o'clock
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Canton. Oct. 2
CHINA's ENJOYS ANXIOUS.
Return of the Court TO PeIsine-
Causes Uneasiness.


PEKING. oct. Prince Ching and
Earl Ii Hung Chang. the Chinese ENJOYS
are anxious as 10 the attitude OF the for
cign ministers in receiving the court on
( its return here They have endeavored
10 get an expression of opinion from the
ministers on this point. but the latter are
Indifferent
The foreign representatives are opposed
20 maguifying the Importance Of the re-
turn Of the court. and prefer that the
ceremonies attending IL should be incon-
sequential- This course is considered TO
be the best, as, while the presence Of the
court would facilitate relations with for
eign Governments, the responsibility is
solely with the Chinese The ministers
VIII simply await 0vertures and d plan
Of action VIII be discussed while the court
is stopping at kaiftug-fu.
II Is probable that all the new foreign
ministers VIII have 10 present new Gre
dentials when the court arrives here.
This. Of course, VIII not affect Mr.. Con-
ger the American rspresentative-
The recent couferriug OF the yellow
jacket on the members OF the Grand
Council and high court officials. because
Of their ability and faithfulness when the
court was in desperate straits. and the
negotiation Of a loan Of 6So.10G taeIs by Ii
Hung ChaUE and Prince Ching for the
expense Of the preparations for the re-
ception Of the court in the Province Of
Chilli, which is rapidly progressing, have
Increased confidence in the early return OF
the Emperor and Dowager Empress.
The ministers viii De able 20 unite on
a policy Of the treatment 10 be accorded
20 the pilgrim court unless pressure is re-
quired TO force its departure from Kai-
the ministers can come 10 an agreement.
Chou-fu. the Provincial Treasurer, has
begun the payment Of nearly 10000 taeIs
as indemnity % native converts on ac-
count Of the Boxer uprising and the loss
OF their property
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Many Uses for Carnival Floats.

SARATOGA. n Y, Oct 2-The New
Orleans Mardi Gras carnival floats used
by the Saratoga Floral Association AT its
recent September fete and afterward dis
posed of TO the Pan-Americau. viii be
utilized at Buffalo on Friday and Satur-
day next The floats have been purchased
from Buffalo by the Bunker Hin Monu-
ment Association Of Boston. Mass. and
viii be used in a celebration at Charles
town. Mass. on June L, 1892. They will
be shipped from the Pan-Americau 70 the
Eulk.r Hin town u.NL surirg
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A QUESTION OF PRECEDENCE.
Command Of the Troops at the Hall
fax Royal Review.

OTTAWA. Ont. oct The question
has been raised whether Colonel Biscoe.
the officer in charge of the Imperial
troops at Halifax. or Major General
O'Grady HaIy should command the troops
that VIII parade for the royal review at
Halifax toward the end Of the present
month. The opinion Of the law officers at
the Department OF Justice is that the
major general commanding the Canadian
Militia ousht properly To be in command
on the occasion i'm question.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
John - Dean Appointed L. =. At
tOrneN for knnsns.

The President today appointed John $
Dean. United States Attorney for the
District OF Kansas Senator Burton. Of
that State had been in Washington for
two weeks urging another candidate for
the place and had a final interview with
Mr. Roosevelt yesterday Mr.. Burton re-
Iuctantly agreed 10 withdraw his candi-
date. after President Roosevelt had told
him firmly that he could appoint no Cthu
applicant for the place than Mr.. Dean
The President rested his decision large
ly on the ground that he feIt under a oh
legation to appoint the man 10 whom the
late President Mckinley had virtually
promised the place.
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SHERMAN AVENUE EXTENSION.
Verdict of the Jury of Appraisers
Amended bN Ionacnt

In the matter Of the extension Of Sher-
man Avenue, on motion Of the parties
interested. and with the consent Of Ar
thur T. O'Connor, Assistant Attorney for
the Commissioners. Justice Anderson to-
day signed a decree amending the YER
dict Of the jury Of appraisers The
amendment affects the award Of damages
and benefits for lot I49, in Wright x
Dole's subdivision. The verdict is 50
amended that the award Of $500 made for
improvements is allotted 10 the owner Of
the south one-haIf Of the lot Mary Stat
ford, and the award for damages allotted
10 Mary Stafford and Julia NJ Keeper.
the owner Of the north half Of lot No. ia
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MR.. SHEPARD TO ACCEPT.
VIII Run for the sIayoraIty as Tam
mREy's Candidate

NEW YORK, oct flames shevIin
and Augustus Van Wyck had a confer
ence with Edward VI. Shepard at his
home in Brooklyn this morning and AT its
close Mr.. Sheylin made the following an
nouucemeut:
II Mr. Shepard is nominated by Tam
many as mayOralty candidate he will
accept he has decided on tHjs since he
received letter this morning from Mr..
Coler asking him 10 run if he is nomi-
mated
The Iammany convention viii be held
tomorrow evening at the Grand Central
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
COTTON WORKERS MAY STRIKE.
a serious Situation Among the Mas
Sachu>etts Operatives.

FALL RIVER. Mass. oct 2-This city
faces what is predicted viii Dc the most
serious strike in the cotton mills that
has ever been experienced here. The re-
fusal Of the demand for an increase of. 3
Per cent in the wages Of the operatives
made by the Textile Council invited Sc
rcus labor war, the men having given
the warning that a general strike would
be ordered next Monday iu such events
There are 1900 operatives involved in
the dispute as well as the Manufacturers
Association, which organization has re-
fused 10 meet the demand Of the en-
ployes- The situation is brought about bv
an increase Of wages TO 3.cJ0 operatives of
NJ. G. d. Borden.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
THE HANCOCK SAILS
Some officers and "A Hundred Re
cruitS Start for Manila

The following reports Of the movements
OF transports have been received at the
War Department:
san Francisco. Cal. oct. /
Transport Hancock sailed at noon to-
day with following military passengers
colonel Godfrey. Ninth Cavalry. Majors
Belknap. paymaster; Burns, surgeon:
Helm, Third Cavalry; Darlington, First
Infantry; Loughborough. Sixth Infantry:
Irwin, Ninth Infantry; Haskell Thir-
tieth Infantry, Captains Hart. Subsist-
ence Department: Halleck and CORY. as
sistant surgeons, and Hunt. Seventeenth
Infantry; Chaplain Stewart, Twenty-hfth
Infantry Lieutenants KimbaU. Third
Cavalry; WyEant Third Infantry: Graf
gle, Twelfth Infantry; supple Nineteenth
Infantry; Richardson, Twenty-sixth IN
fantry- One civilian clerk. one Signal
Corps man. thirty-siX CasUaIs. and JOG re-
cruits, as follows: Fifty-twO for Twenty
fourth Infantry and 81 for Twenty-dfth
Infantry.
Transport Thomas Is now coming in.
YOUNG. Major General"
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W. D. DAvIDGE IMPROVING.
The WeH-KnOwn Attorneys Condi-
tiOn Gives Hope TO His Physicinns.

The condition Of Walter y. Davidge. a
prominent member Of the District Bar.
who is lying critically il at his home at
Seventeenth and II Streets northwest,
was announced at noon today to be
slightly improved Mr.. Davidge slept
several hours last night, and the sinking
spell which was expected by his physi-
clans did not occur. Today the physi-
clans, while not confident Of his recov-
cry, announce that the ray of hope IS
brighter than last evening.
MT- Davidge. s illness is due 10 acute in
digestion. on Sunday he first complained
Of feeling IN. and as his condition became
rapidly worse. DR. ". W. Johnston and
DR.. T. V. Hammond were hastily sum
moned. Last evening it was stated. after
a consultation by the physicians. that his
organs seemed to be regaining their nor
NAL functions
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DUTCH NAVAL OFFICERS CALL.
In Full Uniform They Are Presented
to President Roosevelt

A. p Tadema, a cousin OF the ceIe-
brated painter. Alma Tadema. and q rear
admiral Of the Dutch navy. with Capt j.
Wiuthoes. chief Of the torpedo division
and First Lieut. J. H. Rappard. called
on the Acting Secretary of the Navy this
morning and paid their respects They
were all in fun uniform
After making their call at the Navy De-
partment they were taken TO the White
House by Acting Secretary Hackett and
Rear Admiral CrOwninshieId. who pr,-
sented them to the President.
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a DIPLOMAT COMING HOME.
Our Minister to Brazil I'm Route
Here on Leave Of Absence.

Our Minister 10 Brazil. Charles Page
Bryan, viii leave Rio de JaueirO today
on leave Of absence He is expected to
come to Washington. He advised the
State Department Of his intention in
despatch received by the Diplomatic Bu-
Teau yesterday
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
JUDGE WILSON'S WILLS FErFD
Estnte Left to the SON and Daughter
of the Deceased

Two wills made by the late Judge Jere-
mian NJ Wilson, who was senior counsel
Tor Rear Admiral Schley before the Court
OF Enquiry now in session here. were
MED for probate today. one was dated
June H. lssi, and the other June I3. 1901
BY the terms Of the latter the estate Of
the deceased is left 10 his daughter. Anna
wilson Haywood and his son, Charles s.
wilson The latter is made executor Of
the will
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
MISS HAGNER SELECTED.
Chosen by Mrs. Roosevelt to Be Her
Secretary.

Mrs Roosevelt has appointed Miss Belle
Hagner to be her secretary Miss Hagner
has for some time acted IN similar ca
pacity for Mrs Charles Emory Smith.
Mrs Elihu Root Miss Paulding. Senator
Depew's niece. and other women promi-
nent In official life She is the daughter
Of Dr. Charles E Hagner. Of this CITY.
and for several years been prominent in
Washington society.
Miss Hagner was for some time a clerk
in the War Department
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
DIR. W. a. WAKEFIELD NAMED.
He l. Appointed Surgeon-in-Chief at
Freedmnn,s HospitnI

Or. William A. Warfeld was today ap-
pointed surgeOn-iu-chief Of Freedmun's
Hospital by the Secretary Of the Interior
His predecessor in this position. Dr. A NJ
Curtis, who resigned August ?, has, it is
understood, been making determined ef-
forts TO be reinstated.
DR.. WaTheld has held the position OF
assistant surgeon for six years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
MISS STONES RANSOM.
BriEnndS Fix October a. the Time
Limit for Payment.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct 2-The bri-
gands who carried or Miss Helen H
Stone. the American missionary. and her
companion. Nine. TsiIka. a Bulgarian
woman. have fixed October as the limit
Of time for the payment of $4,000 ransom
demanded for Miss Stones release.
The hiding place Of the brigands has not
yet been discovered, and the delay ac-
corded by the aductors is taken 10 indi-
cate that they consider their retreat quite
secure
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
IsTHMIAN CONDITIONS QUIET.
A Belief That Developments May Be
Expected shortly

The Navy Department has received re-
ports from Commander McRea. who sue
ceeded Commander Sargent in command
Of the Machias at Colon. and Captain
Perry. Of the Iowa, at Panama. dated
September 3. in which they report CON
dItions on the isthmus as quiet.
Private advices recently received tend
TO indicate that further DEVELOPMENTS
may be expected in short time. At
present, however, those I'm a position 10
know are reticent in expressing any opin-
ions
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
WHShinEtonInns Ia buffalo.

BUFFALO. oct. 2-Thc following visit
ors TO the Pau-Americau Exposition from
Washington are registered at local ho-
telS- lruquCIs-J- H. Clark. LeuuE-i.
de Abad and v LarHherti. Columbia
a. MorceL Gibbs-Mrs. w. r. E1ume ana
Mrs T.. r.. Gillian. BroeZel-Mrs John
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CONSTANTINOPLE. oct. 2-The re-
port is confirmed that the Porte has
agreed 90 Frances demand that it settle
the I.orando claim at per cent interest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
E.omrth suicidc In a FnmiI..

LANCASTER Pa, oct. Daniel
SoudCrs. sev,uty-uvo years old. a violin
manufacture of LitirZ. committed suicide
Monday uisht I'm his shop by hanging.
lie had been suffering from uslauchoIia.
due 10 IN health. lie once D, for, attemut-
"a suicide hy hanging The suicidal
mania Is apparently strong in the family.
"a brother ana two sisters of Souders hay-
ing taken their lives.
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GENERAL BULLER's REPLY.
British Officer Refuses to Answer the
Charge Against Him.

LONDON. Oct. 2-The Yorkshire
Post says that one Of its correspondents
called Gen. Sir Redvers Buffers attention
10 the persistent reports that after the
battle Of CoIens0 he tBuuer) photographed
TO General White, the commander at La
dysmith, which was at that time besieged
by the Beers. % destroy his stores and
make the best terms possible for the sur
render of the l2.91o British troops there.
In reply TO the correspondent. General
Butler said he was unable 20 depart from
his rule not 10 answer that charge.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
Judge Ryan Going West.

Judge Thomas Ryan, First Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior. will leave in a
few days on an extended Western tour.
Assistant Secretary Ryan expects to
spend "a considerable pNrtion Of the time
Ia visiting various Indian schools and
reservations
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02

Secretary Long received "a despatch last
evening informing him that his daughter
is seriously uI at bingham. Mass. Early
this morning the Secretary took a train
f.r his home
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
HANGED BY a MOB.
4 Prisoner Lynched by Citizens of
Helena. Mont.

HELENA. Mont, oct. "A mob Of citi-
zens which had been secretly organizing
during the night made an unexpected at
tack on the county Jail at 1.5U O. clock this
morning and secured James Brady. who
was arrested for assault on a young girl
The mob took the prisoner 10 the Hay
market in the centre Of the city. and
Iyuched him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
PRICE ONE CENT.
CHINESE REBELS ROUTED.
An Outbreak Of the Triad Insur-
gents at Singing.

General WI Kills Two Hundred Of
Them and Captures and Punishe.
otherS-GermHn Missionaries Com
PEELED to Flee 10 HonGkonE.
News Of an outbreak Of Chinese rebels
came to the State Department this morn
ing from Robert " Mcwade. United
States Consul at Canton. The informa-
uon shows a most disquieting situation
IN China At the same time. it is appar-
ent that the Chinese Government has Ia
ken active measures 90 suppress the up
rising Consul Mcwade reports as fol-
lows:
Canton, Oct 2
Secretary Of State:
General WI. with 1900 soldiers.
routed Triad rebels at Singing Dis
trict Of SWarOW. killing BOO CAPTURING
and subsequently, decapitatfug many
prisoners German mission burned.
German missionaries fled safely Hong
kong. McWADE.'5
State Department officials are Of the
opinion that the outbreak has no connec-
ton with former Boxer troubles and they
say there is reason 10 believe it is confn-
ed TO the Yangtze Valley where there has
been much dissatisfaction among the peo-
pie over the conduct Of Chinese officials
The Triad is a Chinese secret society.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02

LONDON. oct United States Seua-
toy Lodge. who has been visiting Europe
lor some time, viii sail for New York on
the steamer st. Louis. which leaves
southampton on October O.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
The Thnrnton,s TrinI Erin

The torpedo boat Thornton. built for
the United States Navy by the Trigg Com
pdny, al Richmond, Va, will Doc given a
trial trip Friday in the ueighborhOod OF
Solomous Island. Chesapeake Bav.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02
senntnr hmm in Hostnn-

CLINTON. Mass. oct Senator Han
na s-,aj yesterday with his sister, Mrs.
SaIume H. Jones. wife Of j. Wyman
Jrrts. at EnSruvec Farm. the summer
home Of Alr. Jones It Bolton. Late in the
afternoon Jhe Senator returned JO Bos-
ton As it had been anticipated that he
would Doe present at the Bolton cattle
show today. his enforced departure was
GfSauuolutmeut
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movING ON GRAHAMsToWN.
British Columns said to BE Pursuing
Commaudant SHUTS.

CAPE TOWN, oct. The Boer Com
mandart Smuts is moving in the direction
Of Grahamstown. Iy6 miles from Port
Elizabeth.
Several British columns are in touch
with him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02

The Postmaster General this morning
issued fraud and lottery orders against
IN, Kentucky Bond and Savings Com
uany, Louisville and Charleston, W. Va.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02

Everything ready to construct
cottage at one days notice. Flooring. Sl-2J.
LLbey j CO.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02

Best Quality I'm Lumber Always sold
b. Prank Libbey Co.. and Georgia flooring, g.
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MR.. sPooNER's MISSION.

The senator Now on His Way 20
Washington.
MILWAUKEE. Oct 2-Seuator spoon
Ct passed through Milwaukee last evening
on his way 10 Washington. While the
Senator enters denial. his friends claim
that ne has been called to Washington by
President Roosevelt for a conference.
The Senator absolutely refuses 10 dis
cuss his mission or his reasons for going
TO Washington.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-02

Cnrs and boats loaded with Lumber
tree and dressed she4thiug, Sl-25. at 9th and
y. Y ave.
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Lived IO3 Years.

SHARON, Pa, oct. Mrs. Nancy Ed
wards the oldest resident OF Butler couu-
". died on Monday at the aga of IU3 years
Very little Is known about hcr autrce-
dents and family, and the woman cauII
not be induced 20 talk on the subject S0a
had no living relatives.
Prompt Lumber Delivery always by
Frank LibbCy q Co.. and white pine doors, g.