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Ceremonies Attending His
Assuming the Throne.

descend into the ring TO fight the bull. will
be eliminated. This aversion Of the royal
family to bullhghts has had a dampening
effect upon these performances, so that
they are not as popular as in former lines.
In the evening the high aristocracy Of
Madrid, the lords and ladies OF the court,
the granddames of Spain. and especially
their m~arriageable daughters. will attend
the grand ball at the palace. At that time,
too, many a proud mother will jealousy
watch to see who dances with her daugh-
ter most, and the gossips win find food
for months OF surmise and conjecture az to
the marriages OF the ensuing year.
Those who have had the opportunity to
know the young king say that, although
naturally delicate. he has much of his
mothers strength Of character. and dis
plays a scope OF learning which, in the
opinion Of some. amounts to more than pre-
cociousness. His life thus far has been one
Of routine and study. His education in
books has been forced, and from tutors and
g~overnesses he has learned. with remark
able correctness. French. German, Italian
and English. The boy appears. moreover,
to realize in full that at this time, when
he steps from the scholars desk to the
monarch's throne, he takes upon his mar
row shoulders the burdens of a government
which would be likely TO break down a less
determined spirit.
This country will be represented on this
memorable May II at the Spanish capital
by Rev. D. Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry, who
sailed from New York on the steamer Stat
endam on April 10. DR.. Curry is an ex-
minister to Spain. having been appointed to
represent this government at Madrid by
President Cleveland in 1885. After three
years service at the Spanish capital Dr..
Curry returned to assume again the duties
Of the general agent Of the Peabody educa-
tional fund.
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Passing of the Frontier

To those who are on the ground the
passing Of the frontier is an ancient
theme. but 1t fingers as a live subject in
the east. Thus the New York Independent
discusses the topic. editorially:
FROM the southwest portion Of the Mis-
sissippi valley is reported an era of rail-
road building that is rapidly developing
the only part Of the prairie west remaining
unsettled, and, in a sense. undiscovered
The great cattle ranches of the Texas Pam
handle and Of the far reaches to the north
are being crossed In several directions by
new lines OF railway and the farmer is fol-
lowing the locomotive into the more prom
ising areas Of the newly opened section.
In Oklahoma alone, where a decade ago
only 400 miles Of road were operated, there
are now 1,4S6 miles, most Of the addition
having been built in the last three years,
and 800 miles more are under construction.
Two lines have recently been built across
the southwest. connecting the states to
the north with the Mexican border. Other
lines are projected from the heart of the
cattle lands to the Gulf. and branches are
being built wherever an occupied portion
remains. Nowhere in the United States
is there so rapid an extension Of steel
rails,
Such frontier as there has been in the
last two decades was In the southwest.
There the ranch owners remained monarchs
OF the grazing lands and barbed wire fences
forbade the entrance OF the man with a
pillow. Ranches that had the extent Of
some eastern commonwealth monopolized
the land and the coming Of the small
farmer was postponed as long as possible.
The recent action Of the Texas legislature
In limiting the amount Of school land to be
used by one person to four sections, and
the federal governments order, now being
enforced, compelling the removal Of fences
from the public domain. have done much
to bring about an opportunity for the i'm
migrant. He has taken advantage Of 1t and
Is making much progress in the trans
formation Of the southwest and the obliter-
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King Alfonso XIII

Young Alfonso XIII Of Spain. born to the
purple. becomes king in fact on Saturday,
May II, when he will have completed his
18th year. On that day also the authority
OF regent. which has been exercised by his
mother, Queen Maria Christina, since his
birth, will cease. II Is not unusual for
a monarchs to assume the duties and per-
plexities Of royal station at the age OF Is.
History records several presidents. Louis
VIH OF France ascended the throne at 10.
Louis TX was 5 years younger. Louis XIII
was proclaimed at the age Of 9. England
has had ten kings and queens ranging in
age from 20 years Edward w to s Henry
vi. James I began to rule at u. The
crown fell to Victoria at IS. Alfonso's own
grandmother. Isabella II, began to reign
at 13.
Contrary to the public idea, says the New
York Tribune. Alphonso XIII is not to be
crowned. In fact there has never been a
coronation in Spain, for this is a custom
foreign to the institutions OF the country.
The only ohicial act stamping him as the
actual king Of the realm will be the taking
OF the oath Of allegiance to the constitution.
Alphonso XIII has been king in name all
MIS- life. for the reason that his father. Al
phonso XII. died on November rs of the
year prior TO the birth Of his son.
The ceremony will be celebrated In
Madrid In the Chamber OF Deputies, in the
presence Of the court, the ministry, the
higher functionaries Of the government. the
senator's, the deputies and a long train OF
other oficials. On his arrival the king will
be received at the foot Of the stairway BY
the president Of the chamber, who will con-
Duct him to a raised platform in the as
semoiy room, upon which a throne and altar
VIII have been erected. Bowling to the SEN
ators and deputies standing at the foot OF
the throne and to the tribune occupied by
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These Jolly old tars are as busy as bees
at the home Just now rigging a miniature
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GO-CARTS AND CARRIAGES

for the little ones, Our stock of go-carts is without question
the largest we have ever shown. The little folding carts and
the large reclining carts all popularity priced raneine from
$3.50, 1896, S475. $500. 1915 and up.
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SUMMER FURNITURE

the cool, comfortable kind. An immense assortment 70
porch and lawn use all priced with a view Of making uu,cl
sales.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
E. S. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE q

e: s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE CO.
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER HARRY RAfDALL-Monday and Wed
nesday at 4 Pm for Colonial Beach. Colton's and
intermediate landings. and landings In Wicomico
river and Nominf and Lower Machodoc creeks Va.
saturday. at am. for Colonial Beach and inter.
t mediate landings and Bushwood Rock Point. Col
STEAMER Observation-Disclosures, Tuesday and
Insrsday at an for landings to Colonial Beach
UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE,
WASHlNGIoN, D. G.. To GIYMONT, ND.
and intermediate landings.
The STEAMER ESTEIIE RANDALI-Eaily, ex-
cePt sunday. $50 am. Returning about $50 pm
passenger accomnodations frst-ciass. Freight re-
eeayed until Wttkiu half :heuf OF sailing.
n Il =; p HaAayNDALL. Manager. phone l76o; GEO
y CAhFNTER, General Agent Wash1ngtOn.
phone. i7eS. WIN. Il REAKtON. Agent, Alex
endrias phone 80. a. fe2S-tf-23
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EXPECTS BoERS TO REBEL.
q. c. De Rooy Does Not Think Peace
Will Last Two Years.

dispatch from Colorado Springs. Col.
yesterday says: III. C. De Rooy. an adJu-
tant in the Boer war, under Delarey, is in
the city on visit.
In his opinion peace Will not last two
years in the Transvaal. The arms turned
over to the British are worthless. he says.
and the good ones have been buried in Sc
cret places. England is trying to make
Englishmen of the Beers. ne states. and
when they put on the screws too hard he
expects the Beers to rebel.
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CHOLERA IN MANILA
DETAILS REPORTED BY MAJOR L.
M MAUS.
Cooperation by the Natives to Pre-
vent the Spread of the Epidemic
Persistently Refused.

Surgeon General Forwood has received
long report from Major L. NJ. Maus. L. 5.
A. commissioner Of public health at Ma
Mia, giving interesting details regarding
the epidemic of cholera In the Philippines
and showing how the efforts of the authori-
ties to stamp out the disease Ar hampered
by the natives.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYM0UTH-C ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Kronprinz. July %, noon Kaisern.. Aug 49, 10 am
Kaiser. Aug II. 20 am Kronprinz. Aug. 20 10 am
Hohenz n. Aug. Is, 10 amtKaisar. Sent o 10 am
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Cherbourg-So mpton, Alternately ard Bremen
Bremen. July D. 10 am kurfuerst Aug. IA 10 am
Friedrich. July 81 10 am Barbarossa Aug 81 IL am
Iuise. -. Aug. I. 10 ami Bremen. Aug IS noon
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lain. July is, am Lain. Aug. D. 10 am
Trave.. Aug. z, pm Trave. Sept. 6. 10 am
Aller. Aug. ., 10 am Aler. Sept. 10, 2 pm
OELRICHS 4 CO. No. 5 BROADWAY n Y
Apply to E. L. DROOP. 925 Pa. ave
feS-3l2t Agent for Washington.
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Appearance of Cholera.

1t says that on the afternoon OF May 20
the board was advised by the San Juan DiOs
Hospital authorities that two cases resem-
hospital for treatment Inasmuch as this
disease was epidemic in Canton and Hong
Kong al the time. and there was a constant
and considerable commerce between the
latter port and Manila, the Invasion OF
quarantine had been placed on all vessels
entering the Bay of Manila from Chinese
ports. DR. Manuel Gomez. secretary Of the
board, directed to visit the hospital al
once, for the purpose of investigating the
report and returned within half an hour
with the statement that the cases appeared
to be genuine.
officials, visited the hospital and verified
the diagnosis. The major reported:
On March ; aptain j. c. Perry. marine
hospital service. chief quarantine officer OF
this port, cabled Hong Kong. TO prevent the
further Introduction OF vegetables from
that port, and at the same time imposed d
five days detention at Mariveles on all ships
arriving from there 1t is believed that IN
spite of these orders infected vegetables
were shipped later and smuggied into Ma
Mia or were thrown overheard into the bay
and washed ashore, whence they were eaten
by the natives.
The Farola barrio. which lies at the ex-
treme western border OF San Nicolas dis
trict and along the Pasig river to the Ma
Mia Light, was the point where the infec-
ton was first located. Several of the ma
bage and other green vegetables were
picked up on the shore and used for food.
1t Is more than probable that the infection
entered the city in This way"
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UNDERTAKES.
w. r. Speare,
Undertaken 6 Embalmer.

90 STREET NOKTHWEST
Everything strictly nrst-cIass and on the most
reasonable terms. Telephone call $40. 1a7-lO.u
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American Lime
NEW RK-SOUTHAMPTON-LO
st Louis. July %. 10 am Philad'a. Aug. O. 10 am
Southw Aug. D. :30am St Paul Aug. 13. 10 am
Red Star Line
NEW YORK-ANTWE
Vaderland. July 10. noon Zerland. Aug. 2 noon
kroon land. July 70, noon Friesland Aug. .. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAEIG ALTON COMPANY.
Cempanys Washington Office. 1906 f st. NV.
ap24 Or Geo. W. Moss. 1411 ST. NV.
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FRENCH LINE.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE
Direct Line to Hsvre-Paris fFrance).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 Am.
From Pier No. AZ. North River. foot Morton St. NY
LA Tourane. July Il La Bretagne. -. Aug Z
LA Savoie.. July "a LA Touraine Aug II
La Gascogne. July 81 ia Lorraine .. Aug n
sTwin-Screw Steamers.
General Agency, 30 Broadway, New York.
GEORGE W. MOSS,
mh1-312t 14ll G ST. NV.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RESr-TO DAIRYMAN OR GARDENER 20
acres OF land; 6-room house and other outbniid.
lnGs: $40 fruit trees; min. to electric cars: q
miles 20 city. z. c. PUTNAM, Union Station,
oeorseIoWn. u. =. 1y12-Sts
FOR SALE BEACTIFUI. NEW HOUSE At
GIenndsie. Penna r. R.; LARGE GROUNDS:
tyI2st JOHN o. JOHNSON. It's 14.h st.
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BOARDING..

TABLE D'HOTE AND LA CARTE DINNER
all day SUNDAYS and holidays; midday lunch for
ladies and gentlemen from IL until 2; electric
fans. CAFE ROBINSON. 1902 l4th st NV.
1e22-tf
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Cases Concealed by Natives.

Major Maus reported that during the
FIRST two or three weeks OF the epidemic
there was a general disposition on the part
Of the population to conceal every case OF
cholera which occurred, and also a dis
position to deny the existence of cholera. 1t
was generally suggested to the natives that
the disease was collie. resulting from the
use of green rice. and that the Americans
resorted to these extreme measures unnec-
essarily and probably for purposes Of re-
venge.
Whether it was because the natives did
not believe that cholera existed in the city
or were afraid of the measures taken by
the board of health to stamp out the infec-
ton. IL was found impossible to secure their
cooperation in regard to reporting cases
Phey resorted to every measure TO conceal
such cases by taking them of during the
night into the rice fields or driving them
out of their houses into the streets and dis
posing of the dead by throwing them into
the Pasig river. esteros, or burying them
under woodpiles or other places"
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR XCHANGE-WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY
OF 800 In 3-story store and dwelling well
rented. located on Cap Traction cars for small
house: will assume small trust; store has trust
*l;GoO. at 3Pe- Address Box IT, Star office
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Measures Adopted.

In regard to the measures adopted for
suppressing the disease Major Maus said:
The city was divided into twelve districts
for purposes of inspection. and over each
was placed a medical officer with corps
of sanitary inspectors. varying from thirty
to sixty. House to house inspections were
made both day and night. in order to pre-
vent cases from escaping the notice Of the
board. This became necessary. in order to
detect cases which were invariably hidden
by the natives, presumably to prevent being
sent TO tbs cholera hospital and detention
camp.
"A request was made of the division COM
manGer for the detail OF medical officers
and from time to time such as could be
spared by the chief surgeon were ordered
TO report to the commissioner OF public
health. As many as thirty-one. including
those already detailed as medical inspect
ors. were ordered to report for duty with
the board. and were assigned to duties of
district medical inspectors. quarantine Of
hcers in the bay rivers and esteros, and in
charge of cholera hospitals. and detention
camps. AS many as six eight were or
dered to the provinces. especially for work
In pueblos in which the disease had broken
nr,s
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LARGE ROOMS. SHADY GROUNDS. FIRST-CLASs
table. Apply to
FAIRvTEw COTTAGE
myths tn, th-3mos Deer Park, Garrett Co., Nd
LINGANORE HILLS INN, NEAR FREDERICK.
Situation high; large, shady lawn; double porches :
Miss E. NJ. BROWN. Frederick. Md. ape IO4t4
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MACHINERY. ETC.

FOR sALE.KNewLEs COMBINED PUMP AND
boiler, 7x4hx10; 2-H.P. Otto gas engine: GxI2
slde-crank engine; 4o-H.P. iow-pressure iocomo-
tive boiler; also 25-H.P. feed water heater.
J. e. HURLEY,
Phone asa ue22-6to 1919 Ohio ave.
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bOR sALE-ITs5 COLUMBIA ROAD NV: HAND
some 3-StOry and basement residence:
rooms. baths: steam heat: open plumbing;
handsome mantels and decorations: both the
Meiropolttsn and Capital Traction street cars
within 200 feet of the house Washington Hgts
the best in the city. Can be bought ,st very low
figure. THEODORE A HARDING
Sy123t 1915 q ar NV
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MEDICAL.

DIR. FISK ELGIN. 816 EAST CAPITOL, GRAD
uate Of 1s77-Treats chronic and acute diseases
of both sexes and any nature successfully Med
feline furnished ct office All professional mat
tiers strictly confidential Patients treated month
Iy when desired. Prices moderate je25- 26t.s
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oOR SALE-HoUSES WILL BE BUILT IN WEST
end OF MI. Pleasant, within squares of Metro
pnstan H. r. texteusion TO be completed this
] ea1mer) aud sold on easy terms-$16O to SEQ
( seen payment. balance to suit 10 monthly pay.
oses OF $50 to $50 per month. interest 5ss- Ia
tHn.s @. n. BAUMAN. s2s ~ Of. Nv.
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FOR SALE HANDSOME 3-STORY AND CELLAR
1O-room brick residence. 1883 Columbia road
NV: steam heat. hardwood finish handsome
decorations, open CRATES. fine plumbing: lot 2Dx
lis feet south front; only one block from I4tb
Ut cars and one block from extension OF Metro
politan r. line at 18th and Columbia road
Price very low for the quality OF the house
THEODORE A. HARDING. 1916 g ST NV
fyI2-3t
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FOR SALE-FOR So CASH BALANCE 81 PER
week, building lots at Bnllston on electric road
5-cent fare TO and from Washington. Prices from
500 to 500 per lot Also j, 9 and 3-acre lots
for $500 per Also and small house.
Call for particulars and list suburban property.
JAMES f. CLEMENTS,
ty14-3t'S 1903 G st NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-A NEW FRAME DWELLING. ROSE.
dale near 18th st. me-; 8 rooms; hot and cold
water; bath. &C. very desirable little homei
wESCoTT, wilcox & HIEsToN,
iy12s.tu.th,st 1920 F st. NV.
FOR sALE-A VERY NICE RESIDENCE on
Wash Hts, cars; 9 rooms, bath, ami;
cost 81. 600; win sell for $500. GASCH BROS,
1907 f. jyS-tf
FOR SALE
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
PRICE, $1,000
ne rents spends oppentun "a for
HOME BUYER or INVESTOR.
PRICE, $1,000
3story brick In the NV; on car line.
FOR SALE
PRICE, $3.50.
A 4-room brick house in the northwest; steady
renter at 5000 per month
ST. NV.
Near the State, War and Navy Depts. Three
on paved alley This IS an attractive property for
the home buyer. Price, Sc. 500.
MARTIN BROS.
jyIa-st 1925 Pa. ave.
3 NEW HOUSES ON YELLING PLACE Mr.. I4TH
The material, workmanship. finish and arrange
and tiled BATH steam heat; Kitchen LIST
floor: back pOrches; deep lot, we'll shaded to wide
alley. H. L. RUST, COS 14th st.
FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; 8 ROOMS,
bath and cellar; kitchen first floor. Low price
clined Must be sold. D. D. THOMPSON,
1885 T. ST.
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GROOM HOUSE; $40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
PIERCE & PIERCE,
1yH-2bt' VIENNA, VA.
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THERE CAN BE FEW MORE GUESTS AC-
commodated at Mt. sylvia; large. shady lawn;
cool rooms: Ice, milk fresh veget ables, &c. APP
ply at once to EDWARD FINNELII, Round Hid,
Va. iy12-3t"
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

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'er uosa lisusuhe GiUoet iom New Home Somahrsu. mo Etesnlk al
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ben, at ben siosr ct Positive Feed, tibet Der life bebspes HVsH Girr eaer
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nakbes funfruerst at on tan broc8 % iGnhS Ueb en- impel Subrtntns, ubsn
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feed bar, bar ahb md6Nt Bnueu8beoer ttt beriom bet life blsO iortast mo
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plaber snr oann pbe the feed blpe arpu.
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mubd8 Snbborbeb, % buuroeo RaaIsborren bNuer ttano til lGnaere lib at
arbetbe ubeu Ole nhn at nibes. 9anr Stgtn gaor iobi 9noen o. 9Ruaem
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treber Ns kU babe Sre % neore Traob % arhtcer autouotit Hoen SenI9n
til let ecr ipRrt Gr6eioe.
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3raar isns Ipe fra SpOsu uben at hGoeS oisnneu ct sasr Here Suaer, fn
ben uuar NaolBut Sfpttkn trGoer fig eIo; ben TAT trades Wtert % sr let
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Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
Yrpanpper I Berlin.

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grplupper i Berlin. beribIanbt fun
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rer paa benbeo so, Der bIep uieoe iii
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bar 7 enfer iom ucnteoe $50 glnr.
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