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THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Simmons agt. Simmons: rule cons
plainant. returnable October -. granted.
Jackson Sharp Co. agt. Metzerott; time to
take testimony limited to sixty days.
White agt. MetZerott; do.
Equity Court No 2-Justice Bradley
Crusor agt. Alexander; F. l.. Siddons
substituted trustee. Watterson agt. Wat
terson: proof ordered taken before {. w.
Stetson and rule to show cause dscha rged.
MARRIED. agt. McMurdy; commissioner or
dered to issue. Wise agt. Wise: rule
against defendant, returnable October 2S.
Hanson agt. Hanson; divorce granted.
Probate Court-Justice Barnard.
In re Samuel w. Wilkerson ct al: rule
against guardian returned served Estate
of Thos. Hynes; motion for security for
costs. Estate of John E. Woodbridge; will
partly proved. Estate of Falconer David
son; will dated August 16, lSsg. filed. Es-
tate of VIM. A. Taplett; statement for ac-
count filed. Estate of Geo. +. J. Colburn;
receipt filed. Estate of Jas. Graham; petit
ton for letters of administration filed. Es-
tate of Joseph Forrest; inventory filed. Es-
tate of Maria A. S. Hoge; will partly
proved. Estate Of John L. Woodbridge; pc
tition for probate of will and letters of adj
mnistration C. I. a. filed and summons is
sued. Estate of Michael Carroll: receipts
fled Estate Of Chas. A. Beckert; will
dated May Is, 1895. filed with petition for
probate. Estate Of Sayles j. Bowen: account
passed. In re Lillian 7. Fay ct al; do. In
Paul p. Pitchlynn ct al: do Estate OF
Ferdinand LowenStein; do. Estate of Fran
els Kenney; petition for probate of will filed.
Estate of Chas. A. Beckett: summons re-
turned not to be found Estate of Peter
Felka; final notice issued. Estate of Michael
j. Fleming: statement for account filed In
re will of Jas. T. Pritchard; verdict break
ing will.
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Complaints Against a Plumb Der.

Upon the recommendation of Captain
Beach, Engineer Commissioner, the Dis
trict Commissioners have decided to refer
to A. b. Duvall, the attorney for the Dis
trict, the case of NJ. ]. OBrien, for the
preparation of a notice to him to show
cause why his license should not be re-
voked by the Commissioners on account
of a failure to properly perform work as
a registered plumber. The Commissioners
have taken this action upon the receipt of
complaints against OBrien. Captain
Beach, in his recommendation says that
leniency on the part of the Commissioners
in previous cases seems to have had no
effect whatever on Mr. OBrien.
The latest complaint received against
O Brien comes from Martha +. Judge who
March % last, it is alleged, paid the plumb
er $40 in advance for the performance of
plumbing work at 1920 Brightwood ave-
nue.. AT the present date, the inspector Of
plumbing reports. the work is still in
complete, and has never been reported for
final inspection.
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E street southeast between 18th and 18th
streets-American Security and Trust Co. to
Bernard Hennings, lot 80, square east OF
1912; 81 800
Linthicum Estate-Samuel S. Edmonston
ct uX. to j. Eaton Gadsby, part lot 6; $40.
Ninth street northeast between f and q
Streets-Charlotte Gray ct al. to Richard
Knight, part lot 142, square 913; SO
BriShtwood Park-Diler B. Croft to Geo.
Preston. lot ~, square 3; $40
South Can DINA avenue southeast between
18th and 10Th streets-Richard Knight to
Ann Preston. lots 80 to "a, square 1860; SO
Moore and Barbour's Addition-David
Moore ct al, trustees, to Johanna G. Lar
man. lot %, block 4; So
Holmead Manor-The Jacob Tome Insti-
tute to Jennie T. Davis, lot "a, block A.;
$6,450
Addition to LIE Droit Park-John NJ. Hen
derson to Blandine Blandford lot 81, block
II; $40.
Eleventh street northwest between T and
U streets-Blandine Blandford to George
henderson, part lot H. square 1913; $40.
NO. 1907 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Mary A. Fox to VIM. A. Collis part orig
1nal lot l. square 166; SO.
T street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets-Henry S. T. Harris to Ida A. Tar
ring, lot 2l9, square 1872; So, 800.
Returns from the refugee camps in South
Africa for September show a total white
population OF 1o9,41S;. deaths among the
whites, 2.411, of which 1,964 were children.
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Weather conditions and general forecast:
The weather may this morning falls to show
that meas lrable amount of rain fell in
the United States, except at Jupiter Fla,
during the last twelve hours, event that
rarely occu s.
The area of low pressure central Friday
morning in Manitoba has moved rapidly
eastward and covers the St. Lawrence val
ley this morning. The high in the Ohio wall
ley has moved southeasterly to Georgia.
The temperature has risen decidedly in
the Ohio valley and the lake region. In the
south Atlantic states there has been
slight fall, with heavy frost in portions OF
Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and
light frost in northern Mississippi, Alabama
and Georgia
Fair and warmer weather is indicated for
the districts east of the Appalachians to-
night and Sunday. In the lower lakes ard
Ohio valley the weather will be fair tonight,
with increasing cloudiness and colder in the
western portions Sunday.
Fresh to brisk northwesterly winds will
prevail over the lower lakes. On the mid
die Atlantic coast the winds will become
brisk and northweSterly tonight, continuing
Sunday. On the south Atlantic coast light
northerly winds will become variable.
Steamers which depart today for Euro
pean ports will have fresh to brisk north
westerly winds and fair weather to he
Grand Banks
The following heavy precipitation dn
inches) has been reported during the past
twentyfour hours: Santiago de Cuba, w.
l., 1.52; Trinidad, W. l., 100.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at I'm. yesterday:
meter-October Is, pm, 50; 8
pm, AZ; II midnight. So; October 10. I'M.
81 s a. m, 40; l. noon, Ga; pm, -. Maxi
mum, a., at = pm, October 10; minimum,
Sc, at - midnight, October IS.
Barometer-October Is, pm, 30. %; 8
p. m, 3O2S; - midnight 80 %; October 10.
a m, 800; am, 1920; noon, BOIL; 2
pm, 30.03.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
m: Great Falls, temperature SO; cond-
%; condition at north connection. SO: cond-
ton at south connection. 30; distributing
reservoir. temperature. GO; condition at ir-.
fluent gate house, 36; effiuent gate house, So.
Up-River Water.
The Baltimore and Ohio agent at Har-
per's Ferry reported both rivers clear in
that locality today.
Tide Table.
Today-I.ow tide, 6:36 a m. and 6:37 D. m;
high tide, 1900 a m. and 12:16 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1:22 am. and 100
pm; high tide, 12:i4 am. and /: 06 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, 6:14 am; sun sets, SIG
D..
Moon sets, 1926 p.2i.
Tomorrow-Sun rises G15 a M
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tirguiShng begun one hour before sunrise.
All and incandescent lamps lighted if-
teen minutes after sunset and eXtinguished
forty-hNe minutes before sunrise.
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The following deaths were reported to the
health office during the twenty four hours
ending at noon today:
Matthew A. Turner, Sc years: Jacob
Moore, - years; James Ford, II years; Da-
Vld Bell, CD years; Mary Nolan, 81 years;
James Cant, "a years; Elizabeth Madison
d years: Ellen Burns, ~ years: Harry T.
hnowlton. 30 years; George H. Barnes ~
years; Robert Davis, 20 years; Lewis r.
Cook, II years; Harry Howard, years;
Hattie NJ. Webster, l year: Chester il
Brown, 3 months; Fannie Waddy = months:
Wallace Thomas Gaines, 10 days; infant of
Carrie Dixon, lays; infant of Margaret
NJ. Anderson, l day; infant of Carrie Mat
thews. l day; Antonio Segnafiori, 1 day;
infant of Ida Dixon, l day
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Shepard Versus Shepard,
From the Kansas City Star

From the Kansas City Star
Mr.. Shepard, Tammany's candidate for
mayor of New York, is being confronted by
columns of his former comments on Tam
many Hall, the most embarrassing of
which are to the effect that no Office hold
err however honest in purpose. can give
honest service if he is beholden to the
Croker crowd for his election. Thus MIR.
Shepard, the politician. is in conflict with
Mr.. Shepard, the reformer
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Marriage LicenSes.

Marriages licenses have been issued to
the following:
White-Ribonine w. Gatewood of this
city and Eularia NJ. Gooding of Ports
mouth. Va; Gustav G. Hoenes and Flor
ence Hensel, both of Baltimore. Md; VIII
liam NJ. Davis and Willie E. Bickers both
of Greene Co, Va; Frank Neumann and
Blanche NJ. Rollins: Mahlon o. Hoff and
Belle MEG. Hansell; George Burns and
Bridget heough.
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FAIR AND WARNER TONIGHT.
Sunday Fair. With Cooler in After
or mt Night.

Forecast till pm. Sunday: For the Dis
trict of Columbia, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia, fair and warmer tonight. Sunday
fair, with cooler in the afternoon at
night; fresh southwesterly, shifting to
northwesterly, winds.
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Temporary AIimOny Refused.

In connection with the proceedings for
maintenance instituted by Harriet NJ. Wat
terson against John Watterson Justice
Bradley has declined to grant petition of
Mrs Watterson for an allowance of ali
mony during the tendency of the proceed
ingS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-19

who died during the week was Matthew G.
Emery, the last mayor of the city Of
Washington.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II NOU WOULD ESCAPE BADNESS
come IL vixen yCur hair begins TO fall. Oar
treatment failing hair-prevcnts badness
Rest references from local business men.
t. L. treatments 81 Thy appointment only
SCIENTIFi,' SCALP MASSAGE and FERTILIZER,
Rms ~ - x 4G Wash Savings Bank bldg.,leth q.
Ocrg-S.r.th.T
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LUTHERAN,
UNITARIAN,

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 14TH ST. CORNER OF l.
st. NV. Rev. Ulysses c. B. Pierce. minister
=: am. Sunday school and class in Compare
tive Religious; 10 am, Unity Study Class: IL
am. morning service. sermon by the minister:
80 PM Young Peoples Religious Union. Meet
ing in the chapel II
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For Financial Ads. See Page IL.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
METHODIST.

NORTH CAROLINA AVE NJ. Z. CHURCH REV.
A. Norman Ward. pastor.-9 80. S. s; IL am.
and 1870 p m, preaching; c. E., Z; prayer meet
ing. Thursday. Welcome. 1t
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CONGREGATIONAL.
UNIVERSALIST,

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18TH AND L. REV
John Van Schafck, tr-. misunderstanding at II
am and $50 pm. by Rev. j. J. Lewis. Sunday
school at 9:io. y. p &. L. at $50 All cor.
daily invited. II
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CONSttRA Class
The conservation class, Mrs VIM. Burris. lead
err, will meet at Wesley Chapel. 5th and NV,
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. \ cordial 1nvi-
taton 1t
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SECULAR LEAGUE.
CHRISTIAN,

REV MOSES HULL WILL LECTIRE BEFORE
the Secular League. 5l6 9Th St at 3 pm on
Bibles and How To Use Them II
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

UNION MISSION. CD La AVE-
Gfand rally OF workers and converts tonight
sam iiadley of New York, Evangelist Mason of
,,hi.' nto; ironside Of MorristowD, n. j., and
Mrs Fitch of fhila. will be present. 18th ami
yersary sunday, Oct. 20. Mission sermon ut
Foundry NJ T. Church by DIR. l.. 4. Wilson, at
II am. Platform meeting at mission d m,
Anniversary exercises at Calvary Baptist Church
80 m. The public is invited to all these ser.
vices. Evangelist Mason will hold a special
series of Gospel services the mission com
mencin- Monday, Oct. 81.
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METROTOIITAN PRESBYTERIAN 4TII AND Il
Sc. Rev O. \. Luccock. DID. pastor.-Rev W
:. Alexander, DID, of the West Street Presby-
terrain Church VIII preach at IL m in exchange
with the pastor. The pastor Will preach at 80;
subject. Every Man His Own Priest" s. $,
$50 am: c. f, G:39. 1t
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NEW CHURCH.
FRIENDS,

FRIENDS MEETING lORTHODOX). 1ST AND c
SITS. n-c-Bihle school. y:4J am: meeting for
worship, II am: Y. T. S. c. f. 7:3o pm. F.
q T. L.. "Wednesday. All are cordially invited.1
THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. 1911 ST NV
At ii o'clock. Bible class at II o'clock. 1t
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. JOHNS CHURCH. GEORGETOWN. o ST.
bet. 32d and 33d, Rev. Frana II. Barton. rector
Services tomorrow: Holy communion 7:3O a m;
morning prayer. litany and sermon, H. evening
invited If
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MRS OATES HORSE.

nsavss Dssssssvs - 0ssssssssh,s Prsss,rs
Net Esespss Pssasssssss
Justice Adams dismissed the charge
agsauss L r. Aiexasdes. = Desver hsvss
detective, This afsesnooa. He vas
eha,Eed With ssealiag valaahae ssottins
hsese belonging TO Mrs A 3sev Oates
a Lesisville. II vas aa esesay. Ma
Oates oGesed reward d as ios Il aad
an Erie ran.AnAn named Mosbssg took
Il up. He advertised IN the Field and
Farm aad this was Alexznder's elew.
lnstead Of returning the horse to Mrs
Oates. be sold !, to one Beuus. Denver
salooo keeper. ios sQo. HIS costs we're
80 and be sent 80. minus cost OF ex
press osdes to Mrs Oaies. The lady re-
fused The express package. She de-
masded her horse and has GOT it now,
bat Only succeeded after she broaght
the complaint. Deputy Sheriff G. H.
Foy Of Louisville acted for her sad paid
the 6ne to Bems2 The latter paid on,
his own good money. il Alexaades s 10
be believed and IS out about IS unless
Alexander refunds. The transactioa has
6shy look. although the charge oi
horse stealing was not technically prov.
ed. Andy Oates. before he died. used
70 va'ue the horse ~ 1900, bst this IS
probably. too high figure. while 80 ID
ridiculeu .ly lov. Alexander vas em.
ployed BY Ms Oates to recover the horse.
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HARD ON FAITH CURE.
Il. Held tor Death ef Ars Jaad at
NhkanR0.

Asa ns,A tor Death ef Ars Jadd st
Chlcago.
Chicago, May 7A-John A. Dovie and
three iollo~ ~ers were put in Jail today in
default oi $4,000 bail each They are
charged with criminal negligence IN
permitting Mrs Emma Judd. wife OF one
Of the defendants, to die before their
eyes. they not summon,ng physicians.
They are faith curists.
New York, May 24-Luther Piersoa.
Christian Scientist. hned $500 for refss-
ing medical aid for his child. Who died.
loss another child today. The physicians
we're present. because Piesson eouldat
help il. Though able. be will not pay
the 6ne.
Daily camera., 1901-05-24
A VERY complimentary NJ TICE.

The Lincoln. Nebraska, State Journal
says Of the Waller J. McDonaid Coiossi u
Railroad Shows, which exhitit at Boal.
der on May n: "rhe Walter !. Nc.
Donald shows gave two fine perorman.
ces yesterday. In the aftcrnoon the
tents we're packed. in fact il was the big.
gest cEowd that has ever attended cir.
Gus in Lincoln, hundreds being unable 70
gain admission. II vas the best ever
gives in this City. One q the things
hat vas no:icea able and vas cemnented
upon by many was the excellent system
and dieipline under which the employees
we're from the tine Of the arrival of the
circus trains early in the morning until
their departure for Omaha ., midnight
where they exhibit today"
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A coNuNDnUM.

what Is II that Drovvs 10 Mlstsf 1s
well Is In Summerl hnsWer: "Our
business. Until Juae lst II will
grow less Ia profits aad larger In
sales. Take advsatage Of our 70
par ceat discount sale on chlldrea's s
suits. MEYER EROS,
Daily camera., 1901-05-24
Mr.. ceeese STRICKEN.

Capt. J. w. C,eese. the veteran Grand
Army man. lies u hts home 10 this city
stricken with paralysis. He went oSt et
the house sAostly after rising a. 6 O'Clock
and later his wife heard him feebly call
ing He had fallen in the yard. para
!, ID on one side. He was carried isso
the house and this afternoon vas resting
easily and had recovered bis speech.
Temporarily lost. MI Cseese Is comoas.
der Of Nathaniel Lyon Post G. A. R.
Daily camera., 1901-05-24
S|lV
E0S| Tomorrow
Mr. AND MRS M'klNLEY.

treaideat Rsvsews Sehsol Chlldrsn ssA
AttseAs Hunetsoas.
San Francisco, May N-Mrs Ne.
Kinlsy's physicians are holding meet.
ing At the Scott residence this af.ernoon
to de .ide whether It will b safe for the
return trip 10 begin tomorrow. II 20 Il
will be = seven day u,p, going slowly
and with no side trips. The psesideat
reviewed school childres at oakland to-
day and latter attend Loyal Legion AID
o,hef functions.
Daily camera., 1901-05-24
MISS CHENEY'S COTILlI0N.

Miss Lynetse Cheaey gave brilliant
coulliou il honor Of The nev Greek Ia
te.nity. Beta Theta P,, Al Pickering hall
las, night. About twenty-five yoang
couples we're present and eaI,yed tAeu.
selves to hearts content. Miss Cherey
vas assisted 10 receiving by Mrs Charles
H. Cheeev. Mrs Edwin L. Coates. Mrs
w. W. White, Miss Eiisabeth Mcclure
and Miss Ella CALLAHAN. Music was
isssisAel b. Wess's orchestra and Prof
c. H. Melvia coadueted the eotillion.
les aad psnch we're served by Caterer
Robert Holmes. II xas delightful a.
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WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING.

A special meeting Of the Woman's
Clsb Of Boulder is called Saturday
afternoon. May ss.h =, , o'clock sharp.
for the purpose Of hlIisg The following
vacancies: Recording secretary. treas
srer and chairman Of the department q
art and literature. A full attesdanee is
desired.
Daily camera., 1901-05-24
FOUR DAYS SALE
At the Peoples Store
commmenclng Friday and
Ending Tuesday Evening.

Ending Tuesday Evening.
Here is = list Of bargains that cannot
be b:at We Gu. price, on everything
we carry. See our circular for particulars
We give /, here briefly.
Best quality prints. dark colors, 4c.
Shaker Aannels, per yard &C.
Ladies' summer vests, sc.
Table oil closh, good quality, I5c.
Ise pillow cases, best goods. IIc.
Ready made sheets 9 4 oaiy 49,.
3Sc all linen table cloth Ioe yard.
Ladies' tailored suits. only 50,
I7c. yard wide. silkoline, O..
Ladies f ne belts. only &C.
Fine embsosderies. per yard. sH.
7c. heney comb towels. SC.
Ladies linen collars SC.
I5c, isle mitts, in black. &c.
Ladies all silk mitts, lac.
Meas overshirts. two collars, 49,.
Turkish towels, SC aud &c.
3sc. mems balbriggan underwear. ? &c.
Child's Tam o Sh ,nters Ioc.
Isc. ladies chenille neck.ies g..
Ladies s. srappers. 67:.
s1so ladies silk clpes, $3.50
s. white bed spreads for 7oc.
Ladies summer corse,s 7oc.
Baby eingham dresses. 75c.
Lldies parasols worth SIC. for age.
Ladies summer union suits. FAC.
I5c. pereales. all colors. &c.
Boys white b:ouses. 800.
Boys washable suits. blous.s and p ,nts
3sc.
s. ladies' white shirt waists AZ.
Girls percale wrappers, 3oc
Ladies' Oxford shoes 78c.
N.7s children's slippers, 7Sc.
81 % ladies' fac shoes o..
Buggy lap robes 43c.
Mems and boys crash hats. Ioc
6Sc mems night shirts. 43e
Ladies DIRE ssing saeqses. 81.
Ladies pescale shMt wrists. all colors
worth 75e. 20 these fosr days At 3p',
$3.50 ladies' wash dress skirts. e3:.
L;dies' black silk waists t7.e8
Mems Fedora hats. all wool o8c.
Ladies' corset covers, Sc and Ise.
Rene nbes We cut prices on every
thing In stock during this cur four days
sale. Tell your friends and neighbors.
THE PEorLE's STORE,
Boxlder's Great Bargain Store.
Daily camera., 1901-05-24
STRIKE IN NEW YORK.

New York. May 74-Four thossard
vorknes in building the rapid Iansi,
line struck today because Of the strike
Of 1000 engiseess oa the work yesterday
Contractors are proceeding With ssu
un,on labor sades police pso&eesioa.
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coR1eLyoU's PROMOTION.

Washington. May ATT IS currently
reported that President Mckinley vii,
appoint his secretary. George Cofteiyos
pos, master eeaesal TO succeed Mr. Smith
Who desires to retire.
Daily camera., 1901-05-24
QUEENS BIRTHDAY.

Loodos. May A-The queea's birsh.
day is being eelehsaied today With oil
the enthusiasm atieadsas spoa thos E
sveau wAea she vas alive. The pageant
sas brilliant one K,ag Edward vas
wildly cheesed everywhere.
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MUCH WET GOODS LOST.

Brooklyn. May aA-By The burning Of
= warehouse today 7.Soo.ooo gallens ol
vine and osAndl were Destroyed. Loss
a 10. 600.
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B|GyCI
70 Be Avenged
VENGEANCE FOR BREscl.

New York AssrehIAts VIII Avesgs HIS
Terrible Desth.
New York. May 74-The anarchists
believe Bresci. the man who assassinated
King Humbert. was assassinated in
prison In Rome. Today they sent the
following to the minister Of justice q
Rome:
against the execrable assassination
just committed BY the modern inquis,tofs
Of Italy. the anarchists Of New York pro.
test with all their power, and notify you
that they hereby inaugurate renewal
Of the war.
(Signed) "ANARcHIsTs."
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TEN THOUSAND lOle.

Pi,tsaoo. Pa. May A-Ten tAousand
miners are idle bee Ause oi 4 strike today
ol the drivers and breaker boys.
Daily camera., 1901-05-24

Mrs MeKialey IS getting better. bat
she could get no better coffee than the
A. I. C.. to be had only At
SrRAwM & ESGARs.
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A Hundred Miners.
Are [||O|nDed|
ONE HUNDRED KILLED.

Terrible Rssults u - Explesioa - the
RAooAAa Dsstriet.
= London. May A-An explosion .
occurred in the pi, Of the Universal !
Coliiery in the Rhoadda valley to
l day. The miners were caught !
down the mine and there 10 no
hone for the 100 men entombed. !
@>->>->->-e0D-1-o-e-E
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Seats for the operetta by students Of
Sacred Heart can b: reserved At Fonda's
now,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-16
URGES CORN KITCHENS.
ccnssi Harris Advocates Their rs
tsbiishmest In Germsny 60
Overcome Prejudice.

Consul Harris, at Mannheim, re.
ports to the state department thet
something like the corn kitchen at the
Paris exposition will be necessary TO
induce the Germans TO accept Indian
corn as proper food. The consul
says; "The average German In Ger.
tainly prejudiced against corn as an
article of food, except for cattle and
swine, but that this prejudice can be
overcome there is little doubt. lie has
no hesitancy In using cornstarch, nor
does he object TO beet sugar, although
bects form an important article of
food for cows; and II he can be shown
that corn, properly ground and pre-
pared, makes n palatable, wholesome
and cheap article of food his opposi-
tion will, In my judgment. disappear" /"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-05-16
ITO he Continued
From the Mare,s Mouth.

Sir Robert Finlny. the new attorney
general, like most counsel with large
practice, knows what II Is TO receive q
disconcerting reply from an apparent
ly guileless witness, and tells good
story against himself In illustration.
He was engaged on case for breach
Of warranty Of horse. the age OF the
animal being the chief matter in dis
pute, andhad cross-examined hostler,
a yokel with every appearance OF rustic
simplicity. upon what authority do
you swear 10 the age of the mare?" he
asked. "rm sure OF IT," was the reply.
Half dozen more questions failed TO
elicit from the witness any more spe-
cifc answer. "But how do you know?"
thundcxed Sir Robert at iast. II had
II from the mares own mouth" re-
piled the hestler.--London Chronicle.