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The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
Black Belt Vote Statistics.
TOWNS IN SHERIFF'S HANDS.
Sale of Several Hundred Farms Postpon-
ed Two Weeks.

ATLANTIC City, y J., May 2.-Thorc
was no sale yesterday Of the several hun
dred FIVE and ten-ncre farms in Milmay
and Risley under foreclosure proceedings
brought by Anderson Bourgeois. who holds
a blanket mortgage on the property and
whose claims will Dust those who bought
the land OF ID. L. Risley. the agent who de-
velopcd the towns. Risley defaulted in
interest, which brought the sheriff into
the land scheme.
The sale was put off until May Is
Bourgeois bought in at the sale 100 shares
of the Risley Colonies Building and Loan
Association stock for $1,000.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
NEW DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
BILL REGULATES INTERSTATE TRADE
Measure Introduced by Mr. Suze Differs Widely Bill ProUs m Super
Control Regard 7sus

Speaking of his bill. Mr.. Sulzer said
last evening:
The bill introduced in tie House by
me today differs from the Senate bill
now in the House committee. mainly in
that 1t provides for the needed super
vision. inspection. and control of corpora
tions engaged in interstate commerce,
which has been approved and Endorsed by
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
No Beer for Pauper Immigrants.

Mr.. Lawrence tRep., Mass) yesterday
introduced bill prohibiting the sale Of
intoxicating liquors in any immigration
station owned or used by the United States
Government. and making violation of the
act punishable by fine OF not exceeding
$500. Complaint has been made that i'm
migrants landing at Ellis Island are sold
beer. when they are unable to purchase
coffee or tea.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
SURVEYS IN THE DISTRICT.
Bill Recommended to Congress Modify
ing Existing Law.

Chairman Babcock OF the House District
Committee, yesterday received a letter
from Messrs. Howell and Taylor. civil en-
gineers and surveyors. complaining of
the act of 1895. governing surveys in the
District of Columbia. and submitting bill.
which they recommend, providing for the
appointment Of an authorized surveyor in
the District Of Columbia.
The existing law. Messrs. Howell and
Taylor say. practically debars them from
practicing their profession in making sur
veys in the District.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSES HOUSE.

the sum of $3.50. 900 has been approprl-
ated for the reclamation OF the so-called
Potomac Flats resulting in the reclama-
ton of body of land OF more than 700
acres that has already been dedicated as
a public park for the District of Colum-
bia."
Mr.. Morrell undertook to defend Mr..
Darneiile, the District Assessor. against
his Interpretation OF a statement made
by Mr.. Cowherd, which he construed into
a criticism. Mr.. Darneille. he said. had
endeavored to collect the tax under the
law of 1877.
Mr. Cowherd denied that he had made
any reflection upon Mr.. Darneille. He in
tended none and had made none He
knew, he said, that Mr.. Darneille had
always done his full duty. He insisted
that Mr.. Morrell had misunderstood him.
Mr. Mudd's Amendment Lost.
Mr.. Mudds amendment was lost.
Mr.. McDermott offered the following
amendment: And provided that prop
erty assessed by said assessors shall be
assessed under uniform rules according to
it's true value
Mr. Benton said that the law which it
was proposed to enforce provided for an
equalization OF property. Mr.. McDer-
motifs amendment would result in end
less legislation.
MIR. McDermott cited an example of
unequal assessment where one man might
be assessed upon 40 per cent valuation
and another so per cent. and wanted to
know what remedy had the man whose
property was assessed so per cent OF its
valuation. Mr.. Benton said that the
board of equalization would adjust that.
To this Mr. McDermott replied that
that adjustment would not affect the 10
per cent man, and in order to remedy that
defect it would be necessary to go over
the entire tax list. He believed that as a
business proposition there should be a
uniform rule. His amendment was lost.
Mr.. Bellamy Dem, n. CD offered an
amendment. the effect of which was to
make II a misdemeanor for any resident
Of the District to unlawfully and will
fully refuse to return a schedule of per-
sonal property within ten days after no.
tice from the Assessor to do so. and fix
ing the penalty at from 81 to $1,000.
A Mecca for Taxdodgers.
Mr.. Bellamy said that Washington was
fast becoming Mecca for taxdodgers
People who were actual residents OF other
cities came to Washington, registered at
hotel. remained a few days, and claimed
residence here. and thus escape personal
taxes in the communities in which they
actually live, and were, of course forced
to pay no personal tax in the District.
Mr.. Bellamys amendment was lost.
The personal tax amendment as present
ed by Mr.. MuCleary was then adopted
without division.
Later on. during the reading Of the bill.
Mr.. Samuel ". Smith. OF Michigan.
member Of the District Committee, offered
an amendment 10 increase the payment OF
rent for the present District building from
nine to ten thousand dollars a year. He
later withdrew it. after statement by
MIR. McCleary. who corrected Mr.. Smiths
impression that the Commissioners had
contracted to psy $4,000.
The Commissioners. Mr.. McCleary
stated. could not contract to pay any
thing. They had only recommended
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
OF SUGAR
TRUST TESTIFIES
MORE QUESTIONS FOR
Mr.. ROOT TO ANSWER
Resolution Asks for Information Re
garding Expenses in Philippines.

Mr.. Hay tDcm.. Va introduced In the
House yesterday a resolution calling upon
the Secretary OF War to furnish the
House with all information respecting the
cost of maintaining the army in the
Philippines: for the maintenance OF both
the military and civil governments in
those islands; for the transport service
maintained between the States and the
Islands. and the cost of all other insti-
tutions connected with the occupation
and possession of the Philippines.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
PUBLIC PARK FOR
:. LANGDON URGED
General Dudley Before the
House Committee.
Advocates Passage of Bill Appropriating
$4,000 fof Purchase of Land
for the Purpose.

Gen. w. W. Dudley appeared before the
House Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds yesterday and made an argument
in favor of the bill providing for the es-
tablishment of a public park at Lang
don.
General Dudley called attention to the
fact that nothing had been done by the
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
FOR A NEW HIGH SCHOOL
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE TO CAUCUS
Meeting Called for Observation-Disclosures
Regarding Retails Suggests
Lack of Progress.

Representative Griggs of Georgia. chair
man of the Democratic Congressional
campaign committee. has called meet
ing of the committee for next Thurs
day. when it is expected the committee
on organization will be prepared to re-
port the complete organization of the
executive and finance committees.
Those in charge of the organization are
reticent about giving out the details. and
it does not seem that they have made the
progress for which they hoped.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03

leading public men. thinkers, aud writ
ers on that subject.
THE new bill will also secure the pub
Endorsed by the conventions Of both par
ties and is almost universally demanded
today by the w-abiding people Of the
country"
Mr.. Sulzer believes his bill will BIO
passed.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
G. A. R.

PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTEE.
Offices Rooms s09-3ll Jenifer Building.
Corner 7th aud d SITS. NV.
All parties wishing to furnish accommodation,
20 yisitors during the coming c. A. K. Enclmp
mont are requested to call al the hcadguarter
Of the above committee. or send description Of
quarters, stating number OF persons that can 81
.upplied with rooms. with and without meals,
etc: also list Of prices per day. and by the week
NJ l. WELLER. Chairman
spi-lm :crmittee on Pubhe comfort
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
Fort Nycr Heights Land Company will be held
at the eompany's office on Military Road. Fort
Niger Heights Virginia. at noon on Wednesday.
May l. 1902. for the purpose Of electing seven di-
rectors and attending to any other business that
may come up before said meeting. GEoItl.t
Z ROBINSON SECRETARY. oSOI
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
DIED,

McCRYSTM.-A Pittsburg Pa. LEO VI. Nc
CRYSTAL.
Remains to arrive at Sixth Street Depot Sat
urtay May g. 1902 at 0 q. IN. Interment at
Holy Rood Cemetery at 10 a. M, May 1902.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
AMERICAN ICE COMPANY.
0tiice. ilS1 Pennsylvania ave.
COrcoran Building.

Washington, d. C., April ~. 1902.
The undersigned takes this method Of inform
ing its patrons and the public generally that the
destruction by fire OF one OF its storage house,
will not cause a shortage OF ice during the com.
ing summer. The company has i very large
quantity in store at their several stations in this
city. as also great abundance in its large
storage houses on the Maine Rivers
AMERICAN ICE COMPANY.
JOHN d. BARTLETT.
ape n m.only Local MIn1ger.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTlCE-rhe Kindergarten Club eS
ercises will be held SAtIRDAY, NAY 8. Al
p. NJ, 1925 Whitney ave. l. X. [. report. Al
welcome. MI
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-05-03
CONTRADICTED Mr.. CLYDE.
Representative of Seamen's Union Heard
on Ship Subsidy.

The House Committee on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries resumed hearing on
the ship subsidy bill yesterday Andrew
Furuseth. of the Seamen's Union. made
certain statements as to wages of Ameri-
can seamen. fatty contradictory to those
of the shipowner, Mr.. Clyde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
PONCE

Antes de aver ocurri6 una rayerta en- el
barrio Ooto Laurel entire los indiYfduos Fe
lix Lugo Juan Cort6s, resultando herido
el primero.
Lugo fu6 con1ucido al Hospi!aiy J Oortes
esta en- ell Dep6Sito.
-RelEa mucha animation en- ell CASH o
para Ia velada que p.oyecta celebrar dIcho
cfrculo social faes del corriente Mario.
Es amenfsmo el programa que SO trata de
lleVar a cabo.
-Ha ingresado en- la carc.l por ordsn del
Juzgado municipal de Guayanllls, y dis.
posici6n de la Oorte de Distrito, Agustin
Lopez Gales.
Han contraido matrimonio snteayer EN-
esta ciudad, don Juan Fernandez y la Sc
norita Ramona Camacbo.
-Antes de anoche celebr6 una reunion
el gremlo de Tabaqueros de essa ciudad to
IN sndO varios importantes acuerdos sobre
la marchs del gremio.
-Dentro de dreves dias Sc publicara en-
es5a ciudad un peri6dIco que llsvara por t.
tulo "Ei Pequeno MaraG,", sera dirigido
por don Luis Felipe Desds.
Aver no ha habido ningdu rape amoro-
so en- esta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
FL hermanO del general
carliSta Moore
Delaci6n hecha por los hueIguistas
ENOAUSADO POR LOS TRIBUNA
LES MILITARES
Detenci6o del principal inspiradOr d
los tumultOS
Seryicio cablegrafco especial del Boletinj
Mercantile

Seryicio cablegrafco especial del Boletinj
Mercantil
Eueva York, miercoles.- Oros
despachos recibfdos de Madrid, por
el "Evening Post de esta ciudad,
dan cuenta de one por las declara-
cicnes prestadas por los eDcausados
con motive de los hltimos sucesoa
llevados a cabo por los hue}guistas
de Barcelona, Sc ha descubierto que
uno de los principales instigadores
de los tumultos ha sido un hermano
del general Moore, oaracterisado
partidario del Pfetendiente d o n
Carlos.
Por orden de los trlbunales mill
tares ha sido capturado, y SO le
sigue tambien un juicio sumarfsimo
como c6mplice ? principal inspira-
der de los des6rdenes plblicos y
asaques q las instituciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05

De New York y escalas vap amer ssArka
dia" The New York and Porto Rico s
co, hcls pizarras 8 cls MADEIRA J T Silva
Banking Commercial co IL barras 6 ejes
hero Oadierno Lopez , co 80 cIs manteca
Vlllar Y 80 45 SIS tasajo Sucrs de Perez
hermanos 5l2 BIS carne Gonzales Fonta
nails y co 20 cls quesos Planss Rajo y co
100 atdos pspel Sres de NJ Roman Y co 8
cIs jah6n Sores de Abarea co 13 cIs en-
vases rollo hilo CT quincal.a id gonna
Gambia Slubbe cIs drogas id medias La
Liga he's jamones Sres de M Lomba y co
5 cIs ahil % id quesos Mullcnhoff y korber
| cls envases Hernaiz y co 33 cIs envases
Mnntaner y COG cIs zapatcs zalduondo y
Mior cI ttiidos A Ia orden; ABC hcls
jamones K 25f3 bacalao Nun 1, 100 SIS
harina id 2, 100 SIS id id 81, 2 c,s dulces
Rotuiados 65 bltos quincala y otros efectos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
sALrDA DE TRAvns1A


Para st Thomas, yap amer .sLongfellos',
por Tne New York & Porto Rico S s 60
en- lastre.
Para Habsna , escaIas vap cub ssMaria
Herrera por VIllar J Co;
Pto Plata. Piza hermanos Ia bultos
p ezas alambique metales vleios 8 bis J
30l3 con 14949 librss sebo ds I6s.
Santiago de Cuba Sus consignatsrios
novillas.
Gibara Sus eonsignasarios, 8 yeguas, 8
cabaIles 153 tsretes J toretas, 80 vacas pa
ridss.
HabaDa Sus consignatarios, vacas, SO
SIS con 1890 Iibrss cafe.
La carga qae en- este puerto tom6 ayor el
ysp amer sPoncep es la siguisnte: Frtze
LuDdt J co, 12.124 SIS con 3.047. .S02 lAbras
asdcar III Ksnfman 3 cls tabaco elaboradc
PA J co, 10 els ia id TIE American Wesl
Indies Trading ; 90, 80 els i'd ID Porto b
Gao Ainsrican T0Daooo 90, I21 cls ID id a
Stedeker % o,s ID ID Juan A Re,6z / OF
a ID The WIS, kndie1 cigar 90, q dis i'd Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
Roosevelt y la question
Guiana
FL mensaje especial del Presidente
COMENTARIOS DE La PRENSA
DEMOORATA
Ell acto significa una IMPOSITION
S-rvicio cablegrafco especial del Boletfr
Marcanfil

Srrvicio cablsgr6fco especial del Boletir
Mercantil
Nueva York, ssmiercoles. .-Despa'
chos tslegrzfcos acabados de reci.
bir en- esta ciudad y procedentes de
Washington, dicea que es casi segu
ro que boy presentara al Congresc
Mr., Roosevelt su anunciado meusa
ge especial, abogando ante las Ca
maras nacionsles por la pronta
aprobaci6n de un tratado de reci-
procidad entire los Estados Unidos
y Ia isla de Cuba.
Us objeto de muchos comentariol
por paIte de los periodicos demo
cratas Ia actitud del presidente er
la question cubana. pues Ia juzgan
como un acto &c imposition, nunca
puesta en- uso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
SerYiCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Los tribunales militares
de Espafia
Ell juicio sumarisimO contra los huel.
guistas detenIdos
sENTENCIA CONFIRMADA
FusiIamiente de los reos

Servicio telegrafco especial del Boletir
Mercantil)
Nueva York, microbes. -Despa
chos recibidos de Madrid, manifes.
tan que como resultado de los Jul
clos sumarfsimos seguidos por los
tribunales militares que han tenido
4 su cargo las causas de los huel.
gutstas detenldos en- Barcelona con
motive de los dltimos sucesos, fue
ron centenciados aquellos & ser pa
ssdos por las armas.
Elevada la sentencla al gobierno,
este la rati6c6 inme diatamente orde.
nando su eiecuci6n, la cual tuvo
lugar aver tarde en- presencia de un
numeroso pGblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05

sobre la ocupaci6n de la Manchu
ria.
Ell minisiro plenipotenciario dc
Russia y Mr.. Hay, ceiebran cons.
tantes conferencias y tambien Sc
han cursado notas diplomaticas en-
tire los Estados Unidos y los gobier-
nos d. Inglatera y el Japon.
La nsticia del extraordinario CT 4
ditto para el aumento de la marirs
rusa ha sido con6rmada esta mana
ma en- Londres y en- Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
oPHRACIosns soBRn MI MUnlLn
Por PalacIos ' GO:

Por Palaoios y GO:
La Liga de Dstailistas 90 sIs gar
banzos alfarnste ndmero IA, III ii id
Iespeciales Ddmero 8. 5 cIs con 20 latas
aceite de DIVA.
IA Vicente J 90, 4 sIs garbanzos
seIectos 8 coronas, 200 els pssas granos
q Bsrce.6 y co, 5 cls con 20 lalas
aceite de DIVA.
A'macenado: 30 cIs de machetes
carces de azadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
Mercado de Nueva York

; Libras 4.s5.1ls
, A2dcar centrifugado 3.9I6
A2dcar mascabado 3.lI8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
Rum0res circulad0s ef
Washington
Discussion del Secretrio de Marina
EN- LA PR0XIMA sEMANA
Ignorase el nombre del sustituto

Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, microbes Es ob3sto
de insistentes conversaciones en- Was
hiDgton un rumor circulado asegurar :
do que desde hace tempo tenia q
Pretilente en- su poder la resignation
del Secretario de Marina Mr.. Long pc
ro que ell gabinete no Ia saabia hecho
phb.ica esperanto ell momento en- que
Roosevelt designara el nuevo sus;i.ur @
del dimiDtente.
Hoy Sc asegura que Mr.. Long saldI q
del gab;nete en- la pr6aima semana,
por haber pasado va en- el Oongreso ei
presupuest0 de su ramo.
Lo que no ha podido averiguarse es
ell nombre del que ha de sustituirle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05

Amer aSan Juanp--Con destiuo q
este puerto sali6 del de New Yoik 9.
dia ~ del eoFrienfe.
hsp sHaturDiuap Sali6 Dc Liverpool
oiTectqmenfe para esfa puerto otfos
De Il Is|a q de ~ d6' r56ado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05

Portela co, Il es id id The Porto Rico
cigar co, 23 CTS id id TroDcoso hermanos
J CO, 2 els id i'd Caldas co, Q cIs i'd id
Santiago Umpierre y co, cIs id id Colds,
tine J Kshl cls Id i'd Manuel Perez co,
2cIs i'd I'd Jett y Wildmau l or id id Saes
de L Vlllamil y co, IL cls id i'd Sores de NJ
Lomba y co, 10 cls ID Id Ffeiria Alfonso y
co, CTS i'd i'd Alexandra Bozso cIs id id
Mullenhoff y Korbsr 20 cls i'd id 81 con
90 libras cate Elias Bosch y Son 157 pacss
CON 1925 ltbras tabsco en- rama Racabado
, GO, 26 I'd con 2 40 id id id % cls id ella
Dorado Jos Wenar 26 cfts vacios pa-a Ger
veaa NJ J Durlach Is eIs tabaco elaborado
| cI sombreros jose did cIs parsguas
Federico Font 30 buItos hierro ) Oshoa Y
hinno 6 SIS con 1l54 librss cafe 1 rqte con
$50 lbras esterlinas john CIoy Al SIS So
bIsy 7l3 auesos Central Transfer y co. 1 c,
J l pqte efsctos q tabaco elaborad6 l c,s
frutas w M. MacKls bultos ropa Y
Sacks "a cntes vacios para cerveza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
RNrRADAs DE oosTANaRos

De Fsjardo gol 'Deseadas en- lastre
Ds Fsjardo bl "Pedriton:: A q ordeD
l maleta ropl usada 1 pqte tornillos
OF con una corona 2 cIs sombreros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

mOVIMIEN MAX ,7tlMO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-05
s.LIDA DE oosTANnRos

Para Yabncoa gol ''Rapidoo con car
ga general.
Para VieQues y Cu'ebra gol UDeri
taa con carga general.
Para AguadiIla y Mayaguez gol
"Oarmeita' con carga general.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-14
Mr.. Hnnnn.

The old rumor that the Hon. Mar
Gus A. Hanna intends to retire FROM
public life on the expiration of his
present term in the United States Sen
ate. March 3. 1905. has again been
sent the rounds for the delectaion OF
mystification of the public. Few met
who have tasted the delights Of Sen
atOrial power and Senatorial prerog
atives drop of their own free and full
volition out of the upper house OF
Congress. Least of all should life in
what is at once the most attractive OF
clubs and the most august of legisla-
tive bodies be expected to pail on a
statesman Of Mr.. Hanna's breadth. ca
pacity. and energy. to whose a1ubi-
lions and talents its activities furnish
a thoroughly natural and congenial
field.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-14
EmIneBf Jprs 81.

Konrad Won Maurer. the leading au-
-horlty on Scandi lavian Jurisprudence
died recently az Munich he was the
son Of the historian and statesman,
George Ludwig Won Maurer. and va
born in 1875. In 1S47 he became pI ores
-sor extraordinarius OF history at the
University OF Munich. and Eve years
later professor ordinarius OF northern
Jurisprudence. in which position he re-
NAMED Until few years before his
death He published important mono
graphs on The early Norwegian and lee
landic laws, edited several OF the Scan
dinavian sagas, and made other i'm
portant contributions to the Literature
OF the north. Two OF these are The
Conversion OF the Norwegian Race 10
Christianity. and The Origin and Con-
stitution Of the Icelandic State" He
also wrote an exhaustive history OF Ice
land down 10 1862 He visited the ISL
and several times. and took an active
part IN the IceIandic constitutional
struggle.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-14
From Columbus to Shnnnhni.

It is always gratifying TO find a
newspaper so impartally devoted 70
the public good as 10 win golden
opinions from all sorts of people. -
and our esteemed contemporary, the
Columbus. Ohio. Citizen" seems to
have achieved this in the case Of its
Chinese readers Of the Flowery King
dom.
With pardOnable pride and Just a
touch of appreciation of the humor-
Gus phase Of the incident. the "Ciu-
zen reprints and comments upon a
recent letter from one Yah Sab Moo,
who conducts a Chinese curio store in
Shanghai. This enterprislng Celes-
tial orders his advertisement inserted
in the Citizen" and asks that the bill
and sample copy be sent him. and
adds: Il want smart youth sell my
Chinese curios. II he catch much
business he earn many cash"
WhereupOn the progressive Ohio
newspaper assures Mr.. Yah Sab Moo
that he shall get smart youth sell
Chinese curios, and legitimateiy calls
the attention Of it's general advertis-
ers TO the fact that the Citizens
sphere Of influence extends 10 all
quarters Of the habitaDie globe, as
witness the Chinese incident in proof.
The esteemed Columbus publication
IS 20 be congratulated upon its wide
grasp of the circulation and advertis-
ing field. II has a right 20 crow be-
cause of it's amiable capture Of Shang-
hal The feat is one thoroughly char
acteristc Of American newspaper en-
terprise, and rejecting great credt-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-14

The under lip t-embled. and a tear
gathered and fell. and Ralph Denvers
stared steadily al the painted pheasant
on his dessert plate
Il should like TO hear all about IT," he
said. Please SIT down again and tell
me what Is your name-and Dicks"
4 am Aline Tempest" she said. sim
ply. conquering her emotion with an ef-
fort that commanded his admiration.
and when father died Senator Mande-
Vile got Dick into your bank lie was
going into the law. you know. but IL
had 10 be given up with the other
things Il was all very altered for him.
and ! am afraid. " with a little watery
smile, that he did not Ike the bank
But 10 gave us money 10 live on, and I
meant 20 teach when ! got pupils. I
haven't got any yeti seems everyone
can teach something And Dick grew
tired. and these men came to him. and
there was some horse that was going
TO make a fortune for an Of them"
I'VE have heard Of that horse before. %
said Ralph. and ;hen was ashamed OF his
jest
Have yOu2" said AIine. I'VE never
had. They persuaded him. and Dicb
oh. how could ne do it?-took money
from the bank. a little at first. and
afterward a great deal. 1t isn't known
yet. but tomorrow it will be known
They've given him money TO get of
with. and he's going TO England to-
morrow. from Boston. He must 20.
suppose. or else something worse will
/ happen. But I hated him 70 20 like
that. and ! thought If I brought you
these-they're mothers pearls, the only
thing o. hers they let me keep-and
/ thought they would help 10 pay some.