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ARMY IN PHILIPPINES.
No Material Changes Until After Ad
vices From Gen. Chafee.

Adjutant General Corbin authorizes the
statement that no material changes will
b. made in the army in the Philippines
until after the War Department has heard
from General Chaffee on the subject. In
accordance with orders previously issued
General Chaffee will relieve General Mac
Arthur of command of the military forces
in the Philippines the 30th Of June and
the present expectation is that a general
civii government will be established in the
archipelago about that time.
General Corbin says that recent develop
nents in the Philippines have caused no
change In the general plans of the depart
ment for the dispatch of regular troops
from the United States to replace the vol
unteers ordered home for discharge before
July / next. Outside of the slight reduc-
ton of the army. caused by the recall of
the volunteers, General Corbin says that
no change is at present contemplated in
The military establishment in the Philip
pines
lie gives a most emphatic denial to the
Published reports that Gen. Macarthur
has been instructed to Immediately reduce
the army to 4o!po men, and says that no
action will be taken that line until
after Gen. Chaffee has been heard from as
to the military necessities of the situation.
With view TO relieving all the regular
troops which have had long period of
service IN the Philippines the Secretary of
War has decided TO replace them as rapidly
As the circumstances will permit with the
lew regiments now in course of organiza-
ton in this country A plan has been
adopted by which troops will be given one
years service in the United States and two
Years in the Philippines.
Its operation wall result in each regi-
ntut always having one battalion in re-
Serve in the United States. Limiting the
- rEice in the Philippines to two years and
giving the men one year In three in the
l nited States, for rest and recreation will
undoubtedly prove advantageous to the
health of the men and of general benefit
from military standpoint. The regular
troops in the Philippines will be brought
home gradually and the movement will
begin soon as the necessary arrange
m"nts can be perfected.
The troops having the longest service In
the tropics VIII be the first to return to
the United States
Although there Is no present purpose of
reducing the military strength in the Phil
ippines. the disposition of the authorities Is
IL withdraw the troops soon as 1t can be
done with safety to the interests of the
United States and the people of the Phil
ippines. 1t is now recognized that the
presence of troops will be required In the
Philippines for many months after the in
auguration of the civil government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20
One of the Best Features
OF THE PYRAMID FILE CURE

Is the fact that 1t cures every form Of Piles with
out ONE PARTICLE OF PAIN. This desirable
point is not obtained by the Of Injurious
which simply deaden and paraiyze the nerves Of
the parts and make matters worse I'm the long rnn.
But IL Is done solely by its remarkably healing md
soothing effects. And while 1t thus gives INIME-
date RELIEF. at the same time the disease is
not merely CHECKED. but q radical cure il rapid
~ accomplished And the point we want to make
clear Is that ALI. THIS Is DONE WITHOUT A
PARTICLE OF PAIN.
The Pyrsmid Pile Cure has been before the pub-
He too long. and Its merits recognized by too many
people to ALLOW 1t to be classed with the many
salSes. sEppositories, pills. etc, and you run 10
risk In trying it. is often the case with new
aad nntrled prepare lions. II you are ever troubled
With form OF piles or rectal disease, do not
forget the Pyramid Pile Cure. Prepared by Pyra.
ena Drug Co.. Marshall. Mich. and sold BY all
druggists at - cents per package. apl5.1Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20
TO EXTEND RUSSIAN TRADE,
A Subsidized Line of Steamers to Run
to the Persian Gulf.

In a report to the State Department Con-
sui General Bowen, at Teheran, Persia.
states that a Russian line of steamers has
been established between Odessa and the
Persian gulf. the object of which IS to sup
ply the Persian market with sugar. cotton
goods and petroleum. The trade with south
ern Persia has heretofore been SO conspicu-
ously In the hands of Englishmen that
their influence was considered to be prac-
tlcally unriyaled. 1t seems, however. that
RUSSIA mas decided to enter into competi-
ton with Great Britain in this spI1ere al
though she Will labor under DISADVANTAGE
as Russian goods, the consul says, are gen.
orally inferior to those OF Great Britain
In order to overcome this barrier however
Russia 1t is stated by the consul will SUBJ
sidize the line and grant bounty concessions
to all goods carried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20
DOES NOT DESAPPOINT.
THE NEW DISCOVERY FOR CATARRH SEEMS
TO POSSESS REMARKABLE MERIT.

A new catarrh cure has recently appeared which,
SO far tested has been remarkably successful
In curing all forms OF cstarrh, whether ia the
head, throat, bronchial tubes In stomach and
liver.
The remedy is in tablet form, pleasant and con-
venient to take. and no special secrecy is matn-
tained as TO what IL contains, the tablet being a
scientific combination OF Gualacol EucaIyptol
Sanguinaria. Hydrastin and similar valuable and
harmless sntiseptics.
The safe and effective catarrh cure NAV he found
at any drug store under name Of stuart's Catarrh
Tablets
Whether the catarrh is located In the nose
throat, bronchial tubes stomach, the tablets
seem to act with equal success. removing the
stuffy feeling In head and nose, clearing the nr-
membrane OF throat and trachea from ca
tarrhal secretions, which the tickling cough
ing, hawking and gagging SO annoying every
catarrh sufre.er.
Nasal catarrh generally leads to liberation. in
some cases to such an extent ss to destroy the
nose entirely, and in many old cases OF catarrh
the bones OF the head become diseased. Nasal ca
tarrh gradually extends to the throat and bronchial
tubes, and very often to the stomach, causing that
very obstinate trouble, catarrh OF the stomach.
Catarrh is O systemic poison. Inherent In the
blccd, and local washes, douches, salves InhsIers
and sprays have effect the real cnuse
OF the disease. An internal remedy which acts
upon the blood Is the only rational treatment and
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets Is the safest OF all inter
nal remedies, well as the most convenient and
satisfactory from a medical standpoint
Dr. Eaton recently stated that he had success-
fully used Stuart's Catarrh Tablets I'm old chronic
cases. where liberation had extended SO far
to destroy the septum Of the nose He saws:
II am pleasantly surprised almost every aay Inv
the excellent results from Stuart's Catsrrh Tab
lets. 1t Is remarkable how enectually they re-
move the excessive secretion and bring about a
healthy condition OF the mucous membranes OF the
nose, throat and stomach"
All druggists sell complete treatment OF the tab
lets at 80 cents and little book giving the syup
toms and causes OF the various forms of cstsrrh
will be mailed free by addressing +. A. Stuart
Co., Marshall Mich. apl6 1870
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RUSSIAN BUTTER SHIPMENTS.
Why Many Consumers Prefer the ST.
beriQn Product.

Russia has in recent years been creating
a large export trade in butter" states Con-
sui Mahin at Reichenberg in a communica-
tion to the State Department. The export
i'm 1897 amounted to 190S1 go pounds, and
for the first ten months in 1900 the ex-
ports doubled that amount. being 37.I29,-
90 pounds. The principal increase Of ex-
port Is in the butter product of Siberia
To facilitate the trade butter trains
equipped with refrgerating apparatus
have been employed to transport the goods
to the ports for shipment During the sea-
son Of 1900 two special trains Of twenty
five cars each were dispatched weekly load
ed with butter for the Baltic ports where
in four months i4.42SWW pounds were de-
livered. The chief superiority of Russian
butter lies in the fact of its low price Its
relatively keeping quality and because
IL Is free from adulteration. For these rea-
sons. says the consul. many consumers pre-
fer Siberian to other foreign butter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20

An order just issued by the War Depart
ment authorizes the restoration to duty Of
Private John c. McGriggor of Company f,
9th Infantry, who was tried by court con-
vened in China. The records of the trial
failed to show that the members of the
court and judge advocate were sworn, and
for this irregularity the sentence of dis
charge pronounced by the court is recalled.
McGriggor was convicted Of drunkenness
On duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20
MILITARY COLONIZATION.

An Interesting Experiment Inaugu-
rated on the Island Of Madagascar.
General Gallieni. the military governor
OF Madagascar, has inaugurated q new sys-
TEN of military colonization on that island.
according to q Communication received at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20

A deed Of trust to secure to Pemberton
s: Hutchinson of Philadelphia and Richard
w. Tyler, trustees. the payment Of $4,000
has been placed on record by James F.
Scaggs and William D. Hoover trustees
Of this city. The property covered by the
deed consists of original lot 5, in square
254, with the improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20

A Rochester. n. Y. debating society de-
cided that 1t IL not right that women
should be compelled to stand in street cars
while the men remain seated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20

A petrified turnp has been found near
Whites Creek, Tenn. 1t weighed eighteen
pounds and measured twenty-five inches in
circumference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-17

Partly cloudy tonight and
THURSDAY, NTH possibly
MHRdeTSfOTmS this afternoon
or tOAight., slight change IN
temperature.
j. N. SHERIER, Observer
Temperature at Z a. m. so,
at $50 D. M. 81.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
EXHIBIT A SUCCESS
INDUSTRIAL DISPLAY RYAN An
NEX MUCH APPRECIATED BY
VISITING TEACHERS
OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Tomorrow and Tuesday Opportuni-
ties to See 1t VIII BE AHorded-
Kindergarten Pupils Gave
Demonstrations Yesterday.

One of the successful features of the
Minnesota Educational associations
meeting in st. Paul this year was the
industrial exhibit arranged in the Ryan
annex under the supervision of the Wom-
ans Civic league. This Industrial exhibit
is not yet a thing of the past for it
will remain open. Monday and Tuesday
of this week for the benefit of the gen
eral public. So far as the visiting teach
ers- are concerned, however, it is q thing
of the past, but that ii fitted neatly into
the association meeting and that it has
been of inestimable benefit to those in
terested in Industrial education in Min
nesota the general interest evinced by
the large number of visitors has proven.
Yesterday the demonstratio4s or chief
interest were two classes of first-year
kindergarten children, who We're taught
a reading lesson. A circle of chairs was
arranged about a small table and side
board. On the sideboard were placed all
the articles necessary for the setting of
table. One by one the directions for
setting the table were written on the
blackboard by the teacher, and each pu-
pill in turn read the direction and took
from the sideboard the article called for.
putting it in it's proper place on the
table.
In the small lecture room Mrs. Blair,
of the State Agricultural school, gave
talk on "The Development of Textiles
There were several classes from the Cen
trail high school employed in wood cary
ing, in modelling and in drawing
Tomorrow and Tuesday the exhibit will
be opened from 10 in the morning until
6 in the afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
CLUBS AND CHARITIES.


Mayf6wer Camp No. 2565. Royal Neigh
bors, and ST Anthony Hill Camp No.
1888 Modern Woednaen, will hold a joint
installation of officers on Jan. Z at DAD
Fellows hall. Fifth and Wabasha
streets, to be followed by banquet and
canoe. Mrs. r. U. D. Evans, past GRACE
Of Harmony camp, will officiate as in
stalling officer for the Royal Neighbors.
The women of Mayfower will have charge
Of the banquet.
give a charity ball Wednesday evening
at Elks' hall. The proceeds will be used
to promote the work of the Neighbour
hood house on the West side, and the
affair VIII be the most important social
event of tn season in Jewish circles
The Idyl VIVID Cinch club was enter
tanned by Mr.. Z. Hoefer, East Sixth
street, Thursday afternoon. Fav4rs We're
Ms p. Hoefert E. Kemper, 0. Schor-
stein and F. Stocks.
The Members of Minnewaukan Tribe
No. 20, Order of Redmen. will give ball
New Years night at Knights of Column
bus hall. ]. B. Marcoux F. ]. Hebl and
Mr. Tousley have charge of the ar
engagements.
The Opechee club will give its next
monthly dancing party, in woodruff hall
o'clock Wolff and Barrett will furnish
the music. The one following will be on
Jan. %
The women of Court Alpha No IL, u. u.
F., will hold their regular meeting New
Years night. Installation of officers in
itiation Of candidates will take place.
Refreshments will be served.
Capitol Lodge No 81, knights of Pyth-
las, will hold it's annual public instaila-
ton of officers Wednesday evening at
Bcwlby hail. After the inhalation there
will be a supper and dancing.
The Jolly Sixteen Euchre club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Milan. of Carroll street Fayors were
won by Mrs. Sessions. Mrs. Milan Mrs.
Colyer and Mrs Brink.
The annual meeting of Plymouth Con-
gre gational church will take place Fri
day evening in the parlors of the church.
The annual renting of the pcws will be
part of TIE programme.
The Ladies' Aid of st. Sigfrid's Church
will be entertained by Mrs. J. Thaung.
S27 Eighth street, Thursday afternoon, IN
stead of by Mrs Fabian. owing. to illness
in the latter's family.
The Laurel Cycle club will give an In
formal dancing party at Lifts hall on
New Years eve, Dec. 81. The next
semi-monthly hop will take place on
: Jan. 8.
Astoria council, Modern Samaritans,
will give dancing party and turkey
supper New Years night at Central
nail
Lincoln Lodge No. "a, Knights of
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/, Jan. s with, Mrs. NJ Hoban, ,..of East
i Fourth street.
F. watch. night services viii be he'll. Tues
J. day evening. in the Dayton $ Blu.f Ger,
I nan NJ. E.. church. corner Fourth ana
tsMapie streets.
tfsDr. and Mrs. Eugene Habbe1l and. fam
lsily were guests of Rev and Mrs. George
Parker. of Maria avenue, at dinner Med-
spesday.5.s..
John McGowan and Robert Hawkins
of Maple street. spent Christmas with
! Mr.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN, of Lake City
/ Mrs William Burkhard and Miss Der
i ina Burkhard of Hoffman avenue, have
returned from LIE Roy, Mimi:
Lie. aE. Griswold returned from Nort1
Dakota Ito spend the holidays with his
| family of East Fifth street
Miss Terra Merrill, of Collins street
will entertain the Uneeda Trump Care
! club Saturday evening.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. Henry, of Bates ave ave
/ nue.. are entertaining their son, Ffank
| Henry. of Grand Forks.
AIRS. Eugene Hfbbsal, of East Seventh
! street, is entertaining Miss Gertrude
! kinlball Of OwatoEna.
Dr. and Mrs. G., Binder of Reapey
street. ertained a party of thirty at a
/ Christmas dinner.
the Evening eara e|b VIII asst Tues s,
/ East Third strees.
Miss Stella wiiius, Of Hoffman ave
7 hue, entertained the ST m Zoo Wee cful
/ FrixsaS afternoon akss : sSEsSI
Mrs ~. WisEdes of Fremont street
entestainad relatisess at a Chfistnas
digger = uesday.ss:s ~
NJ. and Mrs. RaNl, Kruger of MeIi-
dofa street. ertertained at iamlis
Christmas dinner.
Ms. 3. o. ziinersrian. of East sew
I enth street, entertained relatives at din
| ner christmas. %
.. Blades, of Dakota, is spending the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

Pythias, will hold public installation of
officers Friday evening at Bowlhy hall
The Members of 8finnehaha Camp No
ga, Modern Woodmen OF America, gay.
the last of a series of ~ o'clock sociais
Thursday evening, al BoWlby hall. Cinch
was played. and the favors We're Won py
Mrs. r. a. Merrill, Miss F. Baker r. T.
Waller and H. Hertz. The committee in
charge included Henry Meier. lsa &C
Lande, Dr. Edward Shipley ira End
mark and Edward O'Connor.
The children of the Central Plesbs-
terrain church will have their Christmas
entertainment tomorrow evening. The
superintendent Of the Sunday school, F.
II. Schriber, will give a stereopticon lee
ture on .'Ben 1ur'' and the. children will
give a special programme of music. Tie
primary department Will have its .Gete-
bration in the afternoon under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Richeson. - sas.
A largo delegation Of the Wonlens Vet
eran Relief Union of ST. Paul. by invita-
ton of the past national pre,sident,=FN as
entertained by the joint unions of Min
neapolis Thursday evening. After an adj
dress by the past national president a
dinner was served to $50 guests
grhe Terpsichorean Pleasure club will
give its eighth social hop New Years
eve at Lifts hall. Music will be fur
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\
from Andoyer to spend the holidays.
Mrs Taylor was assisted by Miss Grace
V. Marion. Miss Margaret Edgerton and
Miss Floyd Sedden.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. ]. Anderson, of Bates
avenue, entertained at dinner on CnrIst-
mas day. The guests from out of town
were, Miss Louise O,Keefe, of West ST.
perior, and Miss Ruby Randall, of Rich.
mond, ILL.,. and Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls,, OF
Mr. and Mrs Abel Anderson, of YORK
street. entertained at Christmas dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. Rose, of Willnlar. Gov
ers were laid for seventeen.
Mrs. A. d. Heating and MISC I9pugheT
entertained int - .ais1- sat Their
home on Norris street for Mrs. j. A. Car
roll. of Portage, Wis.
The Misses livingston of Summit aye
nue.. gave fancy dress party Christmas
night at which there were about fifty
guests
Misses Laura and May Mcclure. of
Kent street. entertained Friday eYe.ing
for Miss Dale Montgs merry. Of Iniluta =
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marine of Mar-
saret street entertained at dinner Christ
mas day. Covers We're laid for eight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29

The~Boxere Card club met THURSDAY
evening With, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Case, OF
tReaney Street. Prizes were aWarded 20
MrsTsT. LIE Flevre,Rs Mrs. G.s StudeInar,
Miss Mcintosh, Mrs Sackett, j W. LIE
+ May and ). Patton 81. R vg.ae,,
A very successful entertainme pt in tn
form Of a Christmas cantata was gwen
Wednesday eSening by the sunday s ss,a ..
? Of the Bates Avenue N. Il. Echureh- Ihef7
were about fifty children ia the cast
St. Peters Sunday school will have its
christmas s festival Monday evening
There will be the song service, a i.tss
which there will be the Christmas tree
in the. guild room,
Mrs. George ,Neinaber.. of East Fifth
street, will entertain the Ladies Ala x
Society of tA3 Bates Avenue M. FL.
Church Tuesday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf and son Kenneth:
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Bennett, OF
Cypress. street, left Monday : for Sa-
vannah. Ill., y q sssee.5
5 The Ladies Aid Society Of st. Johns
: = saoiic Church, win meet Wednesday
.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-29
PLEASURES PAST.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Pacific Con-
gregational Church hel5 its annual meet
ing Friday afternoon in the parlors IF
the church. Tie following officers We
vice president, Mrs. Charles A. Fowhfe;
secretary Mrs. Barber; treasurer. Mrs
T. Goulding; directors, Mrs. w. r.
Nels jacobson, Mrs. s, Pierce and Mrs
J. w. Guild. Supper was served at 6
o'clock to e men of the church, and
covers were laid for 100. The following
ladies. had charge Of the supper Mrs.
Robert Elder Mrs. George Martin, Mrs.
G. w. Turner. MIS-. George Mitchell Mrs
Samuel Cochran and Mrs w. f. Myroll
The pupils of Baldwin seminary gave
their annual Christmas dancing party
Friday night in the assembly. hall of the
school. Maroon and gold, the school col-
ors, with the Christmas greens and reds.
constituted the decorations. Prof. and
Mrs. c. J. BaeAus were assisted by Mrs.
Noble, Miss Hartman, Mrs. Alexander
Donald Mrs Z, w. TeaSdale, Mrs. Henry
Schurmeier. Mrs. Phipps and Miss Me-
Alpin Charles Power and Frank Teas
dale had charge of the floor
The c. c. club was entertained at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher
Saturday evening Dec. p. Progressive
cinch was PLAYED at five tables. F'aYOrs
We're won by Mrs. Linden. John Fisher
Mrs Elgin. liable, Munich and Johnson.
Refreshments were served at II o'clock,
after which there was dancing. music be-
ing furnished by the Twin City Mandolin
club. Mr. and Mrs, liable, of Hope street,
will entertain the club at its next meet
ing, Saturday evening.
DR.. Samuel G. Smith, pastor. of ne
Peoples church delivered an address at
the public installation of officers Of sum
NIT Lodge. A. T. and a. M. Friaay
evening at Summit hall on Laurel ave:
ME. The following Offices Were. INSTALL
ed: w. NJ, c. Eugene Riggs; s. w, j.
Chrstison; J. WA NJ. Eastman: treas
.urer w. A. Frost; secretary, r. p
Ware; s. D. j. w. Mahan; j. D., II. P
Fahenstock; S. S.. John Wades j. 49, E.
f. Parker; tyler Isaac Bower
Mrs. George d. Taylor, of Lincoln ave-
nue., entertained Thursday evening for
| her son. Frank Taylor, who has returned