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Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-05-10
Death Of Brakeman Henderson.

G. Wilbur Henderson Of this city
who has been ill with typhoid fever
the past few weeks, died Wednesday
of this week, aged % years, the i'm.
mediate cause of death having been
heart failure. Deceased was brake
man on the Northern Pacific from
here west and was popular with the
company, his colleagues and the pub
lie, and nephew Of Chas. E. Wolfe
OF this city. The funeral will occur
from the family residence, Ninth
street, this afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Shaw
officiating, and the remains will be
laid at rest in Fairview cemetery.
He leaves wife and two young
children, who have the sympathy of
the whole community in their ire
parable loss.-Wahpeton Times.
Low Rates to California and Back this Summer
An illustrated book, which will be of
much interest to all who are expecting to
take advantage of the low rates to Califor-
MIA this summer, at the time of the Epworth
League Convention, to be held in San Fran
cisco in July, has just been issued by the
Chicago g. Northwestern Railway. Much
valuable information is gwen relating to
the state, variable routes, etc. The rate via
This line will be My $1,000 for the round
trip from Chicago, with corresponding. low
rates from other points. Copy. of this book
may be had free upon application to w. b
Kniskern, 22 Fifth Ave-, Chicago.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-05-10
Lounsberry Replies.

Fargo, N. D., May IA few news
papers in the state seem disposed to
wink at certain violations of the law
in regard to evading the terms nec-
essary to prove up on homesteads,
Colonel Lounsberry, who has been
warning some of the homesteaders to
be care full finds many violations as he
travels over the state as special ex-
aminer. He has been criticised by
one or two papers and has published
a reply. He quotes the law and says
his Oh ject is purely to protect bona
tide settlers and not have all the land
taken up by non-residents who live
in Ffrgo, Minneapolis, Duluth and
otbeE plAces, and have made no i'm
proponents. Instances we're cited
whefe certain business men of differ
ent qities had proved up, swearing to
four leen ponths' actual residence,
when, as al TACT, they had not spent
two consecutive days on their claims.
They would be of no advantage to
bona fide settlers i'll the way of being
neighbors and in securing schools or
a ssisting in bearing the burden Of
local taxation. 1t is said several
cases will be considered by the next
U nited States grand jury, and many
indictments for perjury are expected.
To Use Their Gas.
The authorities of Edgeley are
considering plan to utilize the gas
flow which comes from the artesian
we'll, and are writing to various places
in the United States for information
con cerning the best methods of con.
serving the gas which comes from
the artesian waters. The gas is like
that found in the artesian flow at
Pierre and at the Cheyenne Indian
agency in South Dakota. At Pierre,
the artesian water is run through
large tank and the gas extracted and
confined in another tank at the end
of pipe line. 1t is believed the
Edgeley we'll will produce enough
gas to light and furnish fuel for the
town, and, if it is found practicable,
m easures will be taken to utilize it
for lighting and fuel purposes.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-05-10

steel sheeting and painting
on court room and stairway
hall. .....- 62 "a
A. w. Mcdonald, commission
ers services and mileage. 3 40
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Jnne Z, 1901.
H. j. OBERMAN,
County Auditor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

lo,yso alaokass9j pisbssA
n1s)rni, ............ ...,..20e
Hao,ya . &Sdmis Aedkoook Ba1.
dso sejmujg1si povabnspovleSt
0pteWsdsonIs 10 jmleJt kr6ler
wIczs Dyokleoyana j wybavie-
min 60 nedmiu rssy pv1es medr-
COW Wydanle move poprawlons,
Cens-5O O.
Jan Uspi5uia czli So,cizdrzat.
siYnnY swego c1asu trefn,6;; lego
fIRlel a~antnrY. Pnwles6 ko-
! miczna ku r0zrTwoe c~zyteinikow.
WYdanla move. poprAwione, :
icznymi obrazkami. Cena daw-
niei IS e teraz tYlko.... 20
zakleta Dzie,oiica z Brodq, civil
Cyrullk zbawca. PrzygodY Yer-
trama " Zamku. Nalzwyczai
ciekawe3 opowiadanle. l0c
Ck1o1ciek Nocy Powlef6 przez Ju-
llusza de Gastin. Tfomaczona z
francusklego (nadswYczaj cie-
kaw2). Cena.........-.. go.
Tstame& Piotra Was,a7@--
Ii zamlarv Moskali zawojowaa1
cafeRo swlata S ct
Proroctseo Aich4ldy, Kr6lowej
g Saby. l3te!; Syb,lli .16c.
Hssto,ya o 9tzegoyzv, ktdFT
II Let pOkutoWa3. DfzYkutY DIV
skale. 2Oct
Z.peot Genopety, powie66 moralna
bard1o vzrusza1aca 70 ~starotyt-
nYch czas3w. ...... zoo
Bolestaso csYli DalszY Gag Geno-
wefy, h6maczenle pzzez ks. Os-
mansklego..-..-.......... 90 G
Eabiola. Powiest z czas6w pre-
slsdowania Chrze6cisn y roku
800. Napisa} Kardynsi Wiseman. |
= l.Chw,le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo. so c (
W mocnej oprawie ze zfoconym
ty.ullk,em1. Is G
,Iaskinia potepiesca. Pow,est przex
Fr- Z. Tuczynsklego.... So
Walka Biatych z Aadyana-
na5....... D
Pan Tuardowski siawny mjstrs
czarnoksiezkl. z wlelu pieknemi
na]nowsze wydanie pa !
na Karola Mark " Mikolowie. ma
ozl4s<u ........... 2Oc
Rnaldo, Rinaldini, sfawny
do Rd.tzca rozb6jBik6w.-....60c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

" SALON1E BRACI
= Winonie Y bloku
Pasea. &c wszYstkich tute-
sxych salcn6w naiwiecej piwa
.przedaia. 3. czego wynika.
te piwo gosc;om tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknej1epsaem. "
glowne, sail 50 stolY ! mnogie
krzesia, q nadto osobnY pokol
ola chcacYch s;edzie6 csob.
no. Lnas, y tel. Pc starokral-
.krs;sku uszad2onel obe1sy
sawsze ,aa v ulc, iecs mimo
70 kazdY ssYbko dostonie
c.ego zn8ada, j : sadowolenienl
~ychodsl.
Farmerzy terax y cafem
niesc'e wygodniejszei gosDodT
ME znsjda, jak i Grieslow. z y
polsczonej ich ! salonenl
erocer.i vszystko moga kupit
I { niasta dla kuchni ! stclu
~lrow1dsa6 m1sIa. -
Il %&0H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

ALGlERU donosza tele-
graf :zn,e, De hrabia Watdersee
wraz re swYm sztabem, powra.
cajacy z Chin, wysiadi IA lad
owaopJuie witany przes VOL
skowe wtadze francuskie.
Wojsku niemieckiemu poz-
wolono r0wnie4 wyladowa6. =
Zoinierze francuscy witeli 60
bardzo serdecsuie. u potem "a
pokladzie ME miecklego okretu
Gera p'li pc raz p,erwszy cd
czasu wojny fraDousko prusk'ej
&oinierze niemieccy z francu-
skimi brndershs f.
Dlienniki paryskle prsyiem-
ME "a sdz.wione tym objaweu,
symps:yi w%za]emnych tembar~
ds:ej. 3e .ich Mkt sic lie epo-
dz,ewa'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
Ksi9zki powiesciowe.

Piskma H:storya . Oezpsisoej Rd~
nae, corce Aola Antoniusxa ce-
ss1xa tureckiego : KonstantY-
uopolA (Carosrodu) ktdrs bedac
u dwora. pdznlel prxex 3 lata
p,elgr.ymaiao wlelkie utrapienla
il nsdss ciarpliwle l me1n:e xno-
slfas Cena. IL. 9 4
Hsstoryo 0 &zlacAdasj Aage3onie,
GORGE kr6la ! NeapOla / 8 Pho.
trze rycerau hrab,m 900 &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

W DREZNIE. y Nicmczech,
odslon'eto pomnik ma ezest
Borrow. Cokot pomnika zdobi
smok z twar:a kancle zya an
gielski::go Chamberlain.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
] IF Z 3 SWl[''.I|.AlI.'TllAl!I.

FF&HgEiE SS.5{yEH$kT.s9 80 i&#&Ngs EGEss4SE #ZSE44tv.
BERLIN, o. Organa ur1e-
dove donossa. 1e cesarz Viii
hslm samianowal prot. Dry
galskiego naczelnikiem ~ypra-
wy do biegnna poludu,owego.
Wedle reskryptu cessr.kieko
ma byc nstanouiona stacya
naukowa y raaie odkrYcia
ziemi y okolicy bieguna polud,
niowego Wyprawa ma wrocit
wiosna roku 1904.
RZYM. Papie4 podobno
mi dac jeszcze diva kap.lusze.
kardynalskie ameryksn,kim
biskupom. Kardynaiami maja
zostst aroybiskupi Ireland I
Co,rgan.
PARYZ. - Jezuici ME "a
st6sujs Gle do nowego prawa
sakonnego, ale opuszcsa Franz
cy4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

powodu. De Geese jencow zio-
&yla ?rzVSege IA wlernost
k.6lowi argie!skiemu. Burowie,
kt6rzy przyeiegi zfo&yt re
chcleIi, pobili sic ! tymi kt6rzy
pr,7s'ege przyisli j aby dalssym
zaburzeniom zapob;eds, wladze
angielskie musiafy przecivn ne
sob:e partye u(okowad W od-
d,ielnych m~;eiscach.
W TRANSWALU 400 Bot-
row napad1o ma oddziai mao
"a Edwards. poio3Ylo msjora
5 Auelikow trupem i sdobYlo
armate, k,6ra nastepnie An
glicy odbili.
49,
PRETORIA. = Pre,yden,
Kruger odpowieds,ai wod.ou
hoersxim. IA iah ,~apytaniy,
o,v mo;a,.,e n,dd.do nod dopod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
MONA dosta6 rozmaite kg.4zki poll
skle ,szozeRdlnie zas naste pujace:
FsIAZKI DO


Big . tobq. Ks'azeczka do ma
bozenstwa ola miodzle&Y szk6l-
80. 10 6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

Bank ten zorganizowanv zostal
IA podstawle praw Stanu Mime
sots. " dnlu 4 Marca 1876 I.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
Il sIPIAGREE IS Ibid AWAY
Last Solemn Funeral Rites
Are Performed.
LEAD KINDLY LIGHT"
Sung by Friends and Lovers
of Deceased.

Detroit, July 6-When the beautiful
strains Of Jesus Lover Of Ny Soul. 4"
sWfelIed through the Pingree homestead
this afternoon, the beginning Of the
funeral services over Hazen s. Pingree.
former governor of Michigan. the house
house was crowded 10 its utmost capaci-
y with those who had known and loved
the dead man. In life Mr. Pingree's
house was never closed TO the public and
Il was so in death.
Those for whom room could be found
We're permitted entrance. The services
were held in the east drawing room. A
scriptUral reading followed the hymn and
then Rev Reed Stewart. a Unitarian
minister and Andrew Nehmiah Boynton.
Congrega donalist, spoke on the life
and works OF The dead statesman. After
prayer the singing of Lead, kindly
Light, ended the services.
Slowly and revereutly the casket was
born from the house TO a flag draped cais-
sion, drawn by four horses Escorted by
Governor Bliss and stan, the First regi-
ment Michigan National Guards and the
First battalion Michigan Naval Re
the cortege passed slowly down the
broad avenue, past thousands Of members
Of various civic organizations who were
drawn Up at salute on one side Of the
avenue As the caisson rolled by each
Organization fell ia behind it, marching
70 the solemn tones of the dirge played
by the bands. The interment was at
Elmwo0d cemetery and the services there
were in charge Of the Scottish Rite
0Iasons and the g. A r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
Greatly Reduced Rate
Excursions


DETROIT, MICH.
Account y. Z. A. meeting, July sth
TO 18th. One fare, plus 800 for the
round trip. Tickets on sale July 9Th,
9Th and eth.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Knights Templar Conclave, August
9th to Sst. one fare plus 500. On
sale August 24th and 18th.
CHICAGO, Ill.
Baptist Young Peoples Union, July
18th 10 18th. one fare plus 500 On
sale July Bird TO 18th. inclusive.
CINCINNATI, o.
Christian Endeavor. June. Rates and
dates Of sale announced later.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
EDworth League, July 18th to 21st;
$500 for the round trip. Tickets on
sale July 9Th to 18th, inclusive
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
3. P. o. E meeting July 23rd to 18th.
One fare plus 500. On sale July
2lst 10 end
In addition &c the above named excur-
sioas. we have tourist tickets on sale to
all OF the principle summer resorts. Es-
pecially low rates 10 Colorado and Utah
points Call and see Us or write US and
we viii call on you. and give you full
particulars about any trip you may con-
template.
E. Z. BLECKLEY,
P. and 7. A, Cor. Douglas Ave. and
Wichita St, Wichita. Kan.
H G. TOWNSEND,
c. P. and T. A. St. Louis. No.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
PRINCE HOHENLOHE DEAD
Former German imperial ChanceIIo
Eiies LII sNifzerInna


pies IN switzerland,
Berlin, July s.-Prince Won Hohenlohe,
formerly German imperial chancellor.
died at Ragatze. Switzerland last even
ms
Prince Won Hohenlohe's death was
generally unexpected here as he left
Berlin several weeks ago, apparently in
good health, although his increasing
weakness was evident. The prince ar
rived at Regatz extremely exhausted.
Jfis death is attributed TO the weakness
Of old age. The arrangements for the
transportation OF the body 20 Germany
and for the obsequies are not yet defin-
itely determined upon: but it is expected
that the remains VIII be conveyed 10 the
Hohenlohe ancestral home at Schilings-
fuerst Batavia, where the family vault
is situated and where the body OF Prince
Won Hohenlohe's wife is Inferred. Ii is
also expected that Chancellor Won Bue-
low viii break his seaside rest and attend
the funeral
Although Emperor William has fixed
his departure on his trip to Norway for
Monday next. It IS deemed likely thar his
majesty VII once more postpone the date
of his starting or his trip in order TO
enable him TO attend the oosequies. Ow-
lag to Emperor Williams relationship 20
Prince Won HohenIohe. his majesty al
ways calIedthe Prince "Uncle Cblodwig.''
1t is not believed here that the body
Of Prince Von Hohenlohe VIII be brought
20 Berlin before being taken to Schil-
lingsfuerst-
The officials Of the United States en-
bassy informed the correspondent Of the
Associated Press that the death of the
former chancellor was much regretted
because If his uniformed kindlincss TO-
wards Americans and American inter
ests.
Prince Won Hohenlohe's attitude
through his chancellorship, was always
fair and concniatory in regard 10 Ger
man-American relations. Although n
was an extensive real estate owner he
aid not share the Agrarian hostility to-
wards the United States. 1t vas GER
tainly owing in large measure, 10 the
princes friendly spirit. during several
trving years. that Germany relations
with the United states never departed
from cordially. lie received many
Americans and was always friendly 10
thcm. AT the time ri the death of Unit
CO states Ambassador Theodore n. Run
son IN s5 which occurrs@ In the middle
- Ue nieht Secretary Jackson went
carly t. the morainE 10 inform the cab
ine- mi STEERS Of the ambassadors de-
raise. bat-only found Prince Won Hohen-
lchd ready 10 receive him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

SPOKANE wash. July 6.-Fire which
broke oc- at Wilbur. Wash. az 8 o'clock
lass 7vea.-g. rased f3r SIS hours. destroy
ms The principal business district of the
t-r,a. There was uo town water supply
a- uezet hr.sades did most of the
X. The cause ~ the fire is unknown.
IT. sses aggregate about Sl17,a1o. The
nrinciD1l losses are.
~ T. and f. T. Hav. general store. No5.
a13. insurance. So a g.. H. Carpenter.
wilbur hotel. loss ST. Insurance. s. 9la.
Finnegen & Peters, the Hermitage, loss
GEE a7o insurance. $500
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07
EIdridqe Commission Co.

CATTLE. HOGS AND SEEEP- stock
yards. ~ Wichita EcusiZr yoEr s-ocE o. u
-c- best POSSIBLE res- IS We exc -
get and hold cur trsd5 - N t1cro1 2
efficiency e or wc-z -nl t1s sr-1-L
business f1-e=-ry CT CIR -sf-ocs ard
cord ailv ilFire Frr c4sllesz "a IA
basis Teisphcre -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

II You Wish 10 investigate the Min
eral Wealth and Fruit Orchards Of
Arkansas ard Missouri. See ths Rich
Farms Of Oklahoma ard indian Ter
ritories. or Co on q Summers Out
nc. take the
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c. p. Johnson s co.

1--we >to-k Semmis-iou Merchants
g1sce Sgcck Earss Ez-1zuEs g.l dzng
Nlc1lgz-
Ezeeen years ex1 srterre II che b. sfEa
teaa1scS - - secure eesr -sz1lss f-r CT
4 rCtssICr aeFx
Market cucsz-.o furnished unca re-
quest Eoney IL alshs1 - fse1lrs Ri
srezce. Kansas Na1czzi Eazz
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sesssi d "a j as
sS.IIg
Going Away
This Summer?

This Summer?
IF so, look over this list and see
what the Santa Fe has to ofIer. Il
may be just what you want II not,
let Us know what il is We may be
able TO arrange il for YOU.
Buffalo and Return for the
( Pan-American Exposition.
Watch the papers for very low rate
I-ake trip from Chicago 70 Buffalo
or Cleveland or Detroit TO Bunalo-
One way or round trip. Full infor-
nation and folders TO be had from
the Undersigned
( San Francisco and Return, S45.
International convention Epw0rth
League. Tickets on sale July TO
Is. inclusive Passengers have until
July IS TO reach san Francisco This
viii enable passengers to visit the
Grand Canon OF Arizona Returning
passengers may have stop-over priv
Ueges at any point west OF and IN
Guiding the Colorado common points.
Choice of routes going and return
ing This viii enable passengers to
90 one way and return another.
Final limit August 81 Going via
direct route and returning via Port
land, slight additional charge
Cincinnati and Return, S24.o5.
Annual convention United Society
OF Christian Endeavor. Tickets on
sale July 4-5-6; maj return limit Au-
gust g.
Detroit and Return. $3.50.
Annual meeting National Educa-
ti0nal Society. Tickets on sale July
5-6-7. final limit returning Septem-
Der l.
Milwaukee and Return, S22.75.
Annual meeting Grand Lodge Benev-
olent and Protective Order of Elks
Tickets on sale July 20-1-Z2i final
limit August ID
Chicago and Return, S2o.65.
international convention Baptist
Young Peoples Union Tickets on
sale July 23-24-25; final limit Au-
gust 81
Louisville, KY and Return, S23.o5.
TrienniaI Conclave Knights Templar
Tickets on sale august -4--5--6; hnai
limit September T.
Cleveland and Return
In Septeuber National Reunion G.
4. r Rates and conditions to be
announced later.
Very Low Rates to Colorado and Utah,
Commencing Soon.
These rates ara open 10 all. II YOU
are planning "a trip this summer,
send for Illustrated descriptive book
let's Free for the asking.
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
Round trip tickets on sale at Santa
Fe depot AZ rates ard on days
shown June i 20 Sd. SIS, July 1 %
g. sI5 daily. $3.50 All tickets good
10 October 3lst. and for stop-overs
west of Pueblo on going trip Pro-
porUi0nate reductions To salt Lake
CITY and Ogden. Call and set copy
"A Colorado Sumner"
Address
L. R. DELANEY,
AGENT A. 7. z S. :. BY Wichita, Kan
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ghe aa1ieha Daily gayle Sunday gorni,g gn1u = SOL
PHYSICIANS


l. l. HAMILTON, IL L.
rs Z Douglas avenue (Bittins Bloc
third noorl- Take elevator ~ Aarkss
street entrance
Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Noss and
Throat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

Fer health. wealth or pleasure We
s---nass all others Arrangements have
heea made whereby we can now sell
tickets through u Yellvil5e. Ark. the cen
Ter Of the richest mineral district IF Az
kansas ana Missouri Sumner rates 20 Eu-
rsEa Springs. the famous health resort.
sre on. and tickets limited 70 ninety
DAYS can be procured 1T amy time we
are riehr in line OF cheap rates 20 De-
t-or. Mich. Louisville. Ky Memphis
TENN. ST Paul 1Iinn-. Anwaukee. WIS.
CincinnatL O.. san Francisco. Cal, Buf-
faI5. X. Y. washington. . c.. and all
other important points
we VIII deem IL pleasure 20 squire
Nfth YOU ora any contemplared trip. and
VII use our best endeavors 70 render
courteous treatment. assuring yoe % @
satisfactory journey
DON'T forget The Iocatloa-F'rfsco ticket
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Ron
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Union Livestock Commission co
4. 9. MooRE. Manaaer.

Stock Yards. Wichita. Kan Cousigu-
nents ard coTespondcucs solicited Mar
ket reports Furnished free OF application
Proceeds RENTED On day of sale. Money
ro loan on cattle Phone IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

Residence. 80 Seneca street; hours until
a. m ONCE hours u 10 L and 10 5
Office. Is North Main; rooms 6 and :.
Phoaes-Office. so; residence. so
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J. FRANKLIN GsELL. II. D

]. FRANKLIN GSELL, u D.
rs North Main. Practice limited . dis
eases Of the Eye. Ear Nose and Throat
Hours-l9 TO = q. n. to D. nj
Wednesday and Saturday, 10 p H.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-17
MANY BIDS REJECTED.
The Sale of Property Belonging to
the Trayers Estate.

Many of Washngton'S most prominent
real estate dealers and a number of capi-
talists and business men. looking for in
Vsstments, attended chancery auction
sale of property extending on the north
side of Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets. and on
the south side of Street northwest. be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets,
.a,d yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
pIoperts is -nown as the Travers estate.
having belonged formerly to Joseph Trav-
ers. an Englishman well known in this
city. who died some years ago. Besides
the property above mentioned, the heirs
of the Travers estate, who reside in Lau-
rel, Md, possess a vast amount of prop
erty down the Potomac. including the
woll-known summer resort, Piney Point
The sale Of the property was ordered by
the trustees of the estate. George L.
Hamilton, ]. Holdsworth Gordon, Edward
A. Newman. and Charles II. Stanley.
The bidding yesterday was not as brisk
as was expected, the trustees rejecting
bids for all the property put up, with the
exception of those for the building occu-
pied by the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company. on Pennsylvania Avenue This
building was sold to Z. l.. Johnson, pro-
prietor of the Hotel johnson. for Sl5 a
foot, OF IN all about $4,000 Fourteen dol
lars and quarter was offered by the bid
dcrs for the building occupied BY the Lit
uaheid & Alvord Shipping Company, next
door TO the property bought, but the offer
was rejected by the trustees. Fifty-nine
thousand two hundred dollars was bid
TOR the building occupied by the Bradbury
Plano Company, but the offer was reject
ca Twelve dollars a foot was offered for
ihe building at lZ2l Pennsylvania Avenue
occupied by the Gill candy store ana
Spralis lunch fsom, but, in this case. too
the trustees did not consider the price
hlgh enough and refused the bid. In an
out OF the four buildings offered for sale
on the Avenue. but one was sold. that
being the one bought by Mr. johnson.
VINO, 1t Is said. Will probably tear the old
STRUCTURE down preparatory to making a.
hotel. s' i'9
Auctioneer Ratcliffe then offered for sale
building. l2l4 f Street northwest, but
rs only the price of s. a foot was
onefed. the sale was brought to a close
Ihe sale VIII continue daily until Friday.
before then. 'N
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-17
DE ORC BEATS SHERMAN.
The Cubnn Wins the First Nights
Play for the ChnmpIonS,,ip.

The first of series of three games OF
| pool, 200 points each, between Alfred De
| ORC, of Cuba, eX-champion OF the world
and Frank Sherman. of this city the
| present champion. was played at odd
Fellows Hall. Seventh Street, between
ID and f. last night. Four hundred peo-
pie Witnessed the game The contest is
a match for 900 n side and the cham
pionship of the world
De Orc won the game last night by a
score of POP to 161. The two extra balls
over 200 put down by De ORC last night
will count against Sherman in the aggre-
gate of the 600 points to be played.
De ORC broke the balls on the start Sew
eral safe plays were made by each man
and the frame finally ended with 8 for
De ORC and G for Sherman. a scratch be-
ing counted against the latter. In the
second frame Sherman scored II and De
ORC 2. In the third frame De Orc got I3
and Sherman p De ORC followed in the
fourth frame with 10 to Sherman's ;. In
the fifth frame the Cuban got Il and
Sherman j. Sherman got 3 in the sixth
frame and De orc 5. The seventh frame
resulted in each man getting balls The
eighth gave DE ORC II and sherman q
Sherman Dut down Is balls in the ninth
frame He followed this with II balls 10
De Oro's in the tenth.
Sherman was playing fast pool at this
stage of the game, and in the eleventh
scored twelve balls to De Oro's three. He
duplicated this performance in the
twelfth frame In the thirteenth frame
Sherman fell down. De orc scoring thir-
teen to the local players two De ORC
put down fifteen in the fourteenth frame
and thirteen to Shermdn's one in the fif-
teenth The Cuban followed this with
fourteen to one In the sixteenth frame
and then the play switched in favor of
sherman, the score standing ten to five
In his favor in the seventeenth