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Evening star., 1902-09-13

Raes It This propsry Has viii adSanss Sfn'cs
in value each year. Better than investing the
same amount Of money in city home. Elegant
3.story and basement frame dwelling. consisting
or Is rooms and ? baths; cabinet mantels tiled
freplaces: finished In natural wood throughout;
high ceilings; all rooms well lighted ard com
range; veranda on three sides Of house: large
nan l stable stable carriage house, henery, fee house,
| is an ideal country place.
We have tract of 10 acres the Georgetown
and Rockville electric road about five miles from
Washington. at a give away price. Highest point
around washington; house consists of 10 rooms
se13-2t 1904 + ST NV
FOR SALEM HYATTsvILLE, AT SACRIFICE.
modern 1o-room house; large lot; furnace; water;
owner must sell; very little cash required. Ad-
dress Box 243. Star office. 1t.
FOR RENT -RROOKLAND! BROOKLAND!
.,room cottage; large lot; city water. Only
Phone 2ss7-Y. c. c. wAR1NG, 1114 NV.
sold at once. F. B. NOTE, Newark, Del, r. F.
D., No. l. sel3-3te
FOR SALE - LOT 1OOx3OO LOCATED IN THE
PRICE " s1oo A''A Greek raw WALT SfEsn WEED
II coo 18th St NV.
FOR SALE -SPECULATION-3 ACRES LOCATED
in the District: square from electro r. r.;
all high elevation; would make fine subdivision;
IT. l. WALTER WEED, 500 18th st. NV.
W4sHINGTToN,s HASDsoMEsT SUBURB,
s ONE lot loo 1T # Pr 'front.' n"5e sT Is Is for ss75
rm9MAs stlSl2s j. FISHER CO. ''ne'' 14l4 St NV
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR NORTHERN
tinSs HI property 6 lots M lsI lGG So IT, opposite
fronts sts THos j. FisHEk FISH I co t5' rrffL AI
LEN, at place. se11-3t'
" \srED ,rD pEE,T IJpT-CE m DoI,J-III
Kensington some other suburb the Metro
9;i;sH Rranfs sas of office B and o. KR se Aiaf:ss
small place with high elevation. near steam or
Office N' '''''" ''''' ~ " ''D-> SELL st. t.A'
CLEVELAND PARK.
Houses and lots for sale-the best and cheapest
| in the District. Visit the park and call at our
| saI1-tf JOHN SHERMAN. 61o 18th St
ton: minutes ride from Washington electric
| car; fare. SC: prices from $50 $lOO per lot;
| terms, So down. balance 81 per week.
| JAMES E. CLEMENTS
sell -3t- 1406 & st. ny
| One beautiful fve-acre lot in the District for
sale: VIII bring ring double double present price in the
See owner,
| Or. A. H. ALDERMAN
| se10-12tsS
| FOR SALE-BROOkLAND- HARTFORD ST BET
| 18th and 18th; lO0xlJ0 feet; Sroom house med.
imp; $4,000: worth s.. .0oo-S 200 cash. S2G per
| mo-; rents 50. GRACE VI. THOMAS, Corcoran bl
| selo-6t"
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN landlord NEAR
| Mount Pleasant with 800 cash and $50 monthly
For full particulars drop postal. telephone or call
| for 1tpage illustrated booklet plat &c
| of North Columbia Heights. Carriage free to
| the property.
Fulton R; GORDON. 7oa 14th NV
| Telephone Main 59S NJ. se1O-4t
| FOR SALE-LOT CN ELEC. RAILWAY JUST RE
| yond Georgetown; % feet 'front.' beautiful loca-
| tion; will sell on monthly payments, without in
terest. CLARK BROS, 1893 f st. NV seq 4
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.
Desirable lots. $50 up.
| villa sites frcm $500 up Get booklet OF
| 1e2s-tf GEO. r. HILL 6l5 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1902-09-13

Potomac River Route-Fall Schedule
On and after September l the steamers CaIvor+
and Potomac will leave 7th st. wharf every Snndsv
Tuesday and Thursday at pm. for Baltimore and
river landings. Returning leaves Baltimore njar
0. Light St, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturds
at pm. arriving Washington early Monday
Thursday and Saturday mornings. All river freight
must be prepaid. Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York freight solicited. Accommoda tion for passen
gers strictly hrst-class: STEPHENSON & BRO
Agents. Telephone Main 745. sel-tf 10
Evening star., 1902-09-13
BUSINESS ALL THROUGH.

% aFFFS: or dwelling; collar: barn: stahlp:
corn houss: D9uitry house: w5ll fenced with wiIe
shade OF oaks: acres Strawberries: l. as
parhCus; apples. pears. peaches, pluIns damsOus
all kinds small fruit: s acres wood: good water
II miles oU;. near 81 500 il sold in 80 days
Evening star., 1902-09-13
ONLY 81 oen EnR THIS RIG EAp,1

s2.5nH EI-YS \ GOOD STOCK FARM
2fH acres: lhr- house: outbuildings: well water
ed; excellent land; $500. Only 23 miles out.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

The University opeHs its eighty second wear with
better facilities tans evef before 1t offers com
plete Undergraduate. Graduate and Professional
courses of study in sfSen schools.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

16S acres: - cleared balance timber hickory
OAK and pnDla~; new house; well in yard: spring
hnd branch. stable hennery. erc.: fine orchard
peaches p.tIGz, cherries. cleared Land and fenced
timber worth price; 81 TOO
Evening star., 1902-09-13
SOME CHEAP NEARBY PLACES

II acres. y mile Congress Heights: choice loca
tiOn: dwelling; barn. nice shade: good water:
S1.2ph. Cheap for this iesirab q little place.
IL acres: dwelling; outbuildings: fruit; shade:
2Ls miles from Congress Heights: make lovely
bone; 81 $50 Nothing finer for trucking.
21ta acres: 81, miles from city: Oxon Hill
dwelling: shade: some fruit: partly fenced barn
good wafer; spring; running stream; $1,000.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

VIRGINIA. HOMES LEARN ABOUT VA LANDS
SOL water climate. fruits, berries, mode II cul
rFat1on. prices, etc. by reading VIRGINIA
FARMER; Toe. for 8 months subscr D ion Boy
L, Emporia, Va. re
Evening star., 1902-09-13

NUUU
3Is acre>: Or house: all necessary outbudngs
insured for $1,000; good apple orchard other
fruit 81 Al! kinds in bearing; all fenced portion
in OsacH Grange; lU min. from electric: 8 miles
from Capitol. S1.SJo Look at this sure
Evening star., 1902-09-13

SOMETHING CHOICE NEAR SILVER SPRINGS.
In acres: beautifully located; commanding ele-
walton $3.50 frctI: shade: excellent land; elegant
neigh3OrEOud. EUthing desirable in Mont
gnmery county We commend this place espe-
cially 10 any one wanting a suburban home con-
venicnt to the city Il moderate price. 81 500
IS all we ask for it. 1t is worth much more.
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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE sT1-D1Es

SCHOOL OF GRADU ATE STUDIES
CHARLES E. MUNROE. PHI. DEAN
Courses leading to the degrees of Master of Arts
Master Of Science, Civil Engineer, Electrical En-.
gineer, Mechanical Engineer. and Doctor of Phil.
osophy open to men and to women who hold
the necessary preliminary degrees
Session begins September -. at 4:3O Pm
Evening star., 1902-09-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
IN MONTGOMERY CO.,
MARYLAND.
Delightful Country Residence
II and BATH mod imps. Perfect
order. 10 ACRES GROUND. Fine lawn.
Large shade trees. Abundance of fruit Big
barn. This property is not far from steam
~ PRICE. $1,000
FOR SALE
Valuable acreage rear
CHEVY CHASE
Magnificent tract for subdivision.
FOR sALE-REST-OR TRADE
Suburban Homes.
Maryland and Virginia Farms.
Send for list
MARTIN BROS,
1875 Pa
If you have suburban farm property for
sale list it with
IT MARTIN BROS, 1925 Pa. ave.
WANTED - To BUY OR LEASE COUNTRY
20 acres more of land near electric road. Ad-
dress Box 252 Star office. saf3-3t'
FOR RENT-FOUR MILES WEST AQUEDCCT
bridge near electric and steam R.R.. 20 acres
good land. pretty chestnut grove. spring
streams. Groom house and brick cellar. o. X,
excellent well. stable. Call on JACOB BIRCH,
Fostoria. via Falls Church electric R.R. 1t'
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL HOME u ROOMS AND
bath. all elegantly finished; lot 50xI5O; fruit and
shade 2 minutes walk from City and Suburban
To close estate, reasonable Offer refused
Home open Sunday. OWNER, 18th and Austin
sts., Brookland. ID. c. 1t.
FOR LEASE i WILL RENT MY COUNTRY
home 10 desirable yearly tenant at $50 per
month located at Woodside. Md; five miles
from city: convenient to cars: nine rooms, stable
outbuid1ngs; good water; abundance of fruit,
berries. flowers vegetable garden etc.
C.; l. CALDWELL, N. D., 92I New York ave.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
STOP RIGHT HERE FoR A snap,

"Sprirg IIill Farm 2I4 excellent clay
land; Tor. house; outbuildingS: running streams;
several springs l5n acres pine and oak wood,
worth at least $1,000. Just think of it, good
farm In splendid neighIOrhODd, aCtually given
away 81. lnH; $500 cash and 800 yearly, gets
II. Don't HESITATE a MINUTE.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
Friends Select School,

F5r boys and girls of all ages, opens Septem-
Der "a Has prepared students for 20 different
colleges and technical schools. Certificate prfyf-
lese to Vassar Smith. Wellesley, Dartmouth and
Swarthmore. Large gymnasium and Fairgrounds.
Chemical and physical laboratory. Each child's
course Is planned with reference to its needs,
and great attention is given to thoroughness In
essentials Catalogues at Woodward & 10th
The secretary will be at the school from 10
am to II a m and 80 IN. to 4:S0 pm. Mr..
and Mrs. THOMAS w. SLDWELL, Priaciuals
ISL ST. NV. au3O 26t
WlM0DAUGHSIS CLASSES. 1403 NEW YORK
ave.Begin Sept Is In Stenography, Typewrft-
Ing. Spanish. French, Elocution and Physical Cul-
ture. Other classes Oct /. Terms, 81 a mo.
each class TO members. Membership 81 a year.
se3-h Mrs. Il. G. MONTHS, Supt.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,
TRE G0lWMgglfsath UNIVERSITY

CHARLES WssNEEDHAM. Ii.
President
Evening star., 1902-09-13
~ LITTLE FARM WELL. TITLED :,

T
One mile Hyattsyille; Tor house; stable. bsr
carriage house; hne spring: dairy; poultry honse;
acres. 81 fenced; . acres in truck: 4 in bear
ing fruit; in most aTist0craJic section and in
every respect desirable p; $4,000. Terms to suit.
Here is a snug little farm and no mistake.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
PRETTY LITTLE HOME

handsome cottage: several good 01tbuiIlings:
fruit: magnificent grove: grand view city: 81 300
THIS HOME To PLEASING REST INVITES
acres good land: nne-half in fruit; new Ir
house barn. shed. hennery: everything in order:
complete little country home: attraction lack
Ing: a. pretty picture: grand forest shade;
extended view: convenient steam and electric.
0nly l.I0n: In.llling growing crnps.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

NOTHING MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN THIS.
Handsome house. hard oil finish: reception
hall: bath: attic. cellar: cabinet mantels: open
CRATES: double porches: nice fruit; pretty shade
handsome lawn; plate glass windows: large
grounds: S5-:;5a: part cash deferred payments
% interest. Don't miss this if you want a fine
home in delightful suburb Zoe. farel. for small
amount Of money. \ years fare Will he pre-
sented TO purchaser complying with cur terms.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

SUPERIOR FOR POULTRY OR TRUCKING.
% acres good land: dwelling: detached kitchen:
stable: poultry house: good shade: ! large chest
nat trees ~ bushels every year: apples pears.
plums cherries. damSCns; land level; delicious
w.teT: small fruit For fruit. poultry or rruck-
Ing this farm has equal. Only u miles from
city. cars convenient; SLIGO. Easy terms
Evening star., 1902-09-13
St. Johns College,

VERMONT AVE. AND THOMAS CIRCLE
ENGLISH, SCIENTIFIC AND COMMERCIAL,
COURSES.
Studies resumed MONDAY, Sept. 8. Catalogue
sent applica tion.
au20-26tS BROTHER ABDAS President
Evening star., 1902-09-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOB SALE
FOR SALE
A GRAND PRIZE FOR SOME ONE.
RARE BUSINESS QUALITIES. COMBINED
ALI. THE CHARMS OF IuKAL LIFf

FOR SALE
GRAND PRIZE FOR SOME ONE.
RARE BUSINESS QUALITIES. COMBINED WITH
ALL THE CHARMS OF EIRAL LIFE
IS acres. In miles cut: in favored locality; In
dian bungalsw cottage of 6r-. especially attract
I've in finish and appearance; steel range. cost
S1G0; pure spring water in house; an abandoned
street car. fngcniously utilized summer kitch-
en-, Is pl asIng feature Of this comfortable nome
spacious barn. with mUNys and stalls; stabie'
Large improved hog houses; poultry houses; incti-
batOr houses. dairy; other Outbuildings, all In
splendid order; every field fenced and cross
fenced with costly hog-pr0ot fencing; one OF the
finest bold springs in the state; water forced u
tanks. and piped to irrigate every heid
plant cost So $50; acres orchard. small fruit or
every kind: expensive horse power machinery for
cutting and grinding feed, saving wood etc
team Of serviceabIe work horses; thoroughbred
cows: prize Poland China hogs; fine lot OF
poultry: a year's supply Of cut and seasoned
stoye-length wcod: wagons; harness; moving ma
chine: cultiyatoIs: plows and the thousand and
one tools and implements requisite for first
class farm: automatic arrangement for watering
more but owner. having located elsewhere. au-
thorizes sell for 81 200. 1t Is model, up
to-date farm complete in every respect and will
prove haven Of rest and pleasure for any one
seeking ideal country home. possessing the
finest business qualities Its counterpart does not
exist In this part Of the country. Price Will not
the cost Of irrigating plant. personal prop
eTty and fencing Must he seen TO he appre-
Ciated- No deviation from terms. S2,2O0 cash,
balance on mortgage. wonderful bargain.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

CHOICE LITTLE GARDEN FARM FOR $3.50.
5le acres rich land; new honse; stable: hennery:
spring: branch: lessee makes good living. and
VIII lease again for years for $500: a specula-
tive bargain house insured for $500: within easy
driving distance Of Center market. On good road
Evening star., 1902-09-13

ia acres. near statlon: SD miles out: IL acres;
wood: patent wire fence, fields cross feRcsd: :
good Ir- house: cellar; stable: cow shed: hen
house. splendid garden. fenced with poultry net
ting; plenty fruit: running springs and branch
Sl.1O0- II viii nay to look into this bargain.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

Day and Night Sessions. Instruc-
ton private-individual. The prin-
cipal has had over 20 years expert
ence as Official Court Stenographer,
Bookkeeper and Teacher of Busi-
ness Methods.
Evening star., 1902-09-13
$1,000 PROPERTY FOR ONLY 81 300

1s-arrp COOL farm: ney 7-room house: barn;
poultry hpHSe; plenty of fruit; pretty shade:
woodland: storage. poultry. ana wood house
2 cows. l heifer. lot of poultry; growing crops;
all farming implements. \ rare chance
Evening star., 1902-09-13

Columbia School for BOYS,
Boarding and Day School,
1883 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NV.
MONTGOMERY SMITH,
EDWARD DEWITT MERRIMAN
Principals.
Opens for Its cixth year WEDNESDAY, Oct l.
Thoroughly prepares boys for College, Universities
West Point. Annapolis and Business Facilities in
every respect unsurpassed. Small classes Especially
adapted to boys returning after opening Of school
year Separate intermediate classes. Limited
numbers. SEVEN BOARDING PUPILS received
annually. Send for catalogue. au23-tf
ST. ROSES INDUSTRIAL SCHoOI.-FASHIoN
able drcssmaktng, q new department, In which
ladies and young girls taught cutting, fitting
and sewing. For particulars apply at the
SCHOOL, 2023 G st NV auo1 ~
Evening star., 1902-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.
Notre Dame of M aryland,

Conducted by School Sisters Of Notre Dame.
College for Women and Preparatory School for
Girls Teachers Specialists in every department.
Lecturers of national reputation. system II cdu-
cation thorough and progressive Extensive grounds
Location unsurpassed. suburb OF Baltimore. Spa
cious buildings completely equipped Charles street
avenue Baltimore Md. auf2-tu thss-26ts
THE ANNE ARUNDEL ACADEMY A STRICTLY
country school. 70 minutes from Annapolis, l hour
from Washington; co-educstional; prepares for
college or business; music; new buildings; cam
pus ana farm 40 rcres: athletic field. running
track, basket ball. tennis: scholarships; terms
moderate Address II L. WALLIS. A. b.. Prin-
clpal, M1lersviiie, Nd. jy25-3m,s
MAPLEwooD: concordvii'c Pa. s2s4. 40 boys pre-.
pared for business or col -c Gymnasium, athletic
held. Best care to small boys. Location beautiful
elevated healthy. Every year boys falling In other
schools become with successful students No
tobacco. ]. SH0RTIIDGE tYale}. AM. Prin.
1y12s nav -3ms-6
ACADEMY. ROCKVILLE. MD. FOR BOYS; HOME
life; individual care and instruction; terms mod.
crate. Address
5y17-62ts w p MASON o. s. n A.
Evening star., 1902-09-13

FOR RENT
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMES
FOR RENT-10-room house in most desirable
Location in
KENSINGrON.
This property Is on a splendid eleys sIion
with large grounds, covered with fruits 90.
DWELLING has every modern improvement. .
water, bath. etc: will be leased ,or / wear
at nominal rental; close to steapt and eIec.
tric cars Fnll particulars application
MARTIN BROS
; Exclusive Agents,
" 1925 Pa. ave,
Evening star., 1902-09-13
FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-THE NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
building No. 2o24 14th st. nv, opposite elec-
trfe companys plant; contains 1900 feet floor
capacity. Apply to b. II. WARNER co. 9l6 F
ST NV, or HENRY WELLS, 141O & st. NV.
sell stu,tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-17
Sea Wall on One Wheel.

At st. Augustine, Fla. Fourchef
rode from one end Of the sea wall to
the other with the front wheel Of his
bicycle in the air. During the same
trip. he rode down the steps OF the old
fort Of st. Augustine. He might pos.
sibly do something startling in Homo
lulu before he leaves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-17
BEET MEN MAKING
LOSING SUGAR FIGHT

Washington, Jan. i.-Representa.
tives OF California and other beet.
sugar States are worried over the
overwhelming sentiment In the Sen.
ate in favor Of Cuban tariff reduction.
In addition to Senators Lodge, Aldrich
and Hale, Senator Allison has been
won over to the idea of tariff reduc.
ton. With the close friendship be.
tween Governor General Wood and
the President. both bent upon the re.
duction OF the tariff. and with Secre.
tary Root in full sympathy with them,
there Is an element OF strength in the
movement that few Senators can with.
stand. New England seems to be
solid for reduction. and now that Sen
ator Allison has Joined their forces, II
Is said that Speaker Henderson, who
came from Iowa in n private car with
Allison, and who is his close friend
will cooperate with the Administra
ton forces.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-17
ROOSEVELT'S BUSY DAY

Washington, Dec. 23.-Aithough the
for the next two weeks, these are
strenuous days at the white House all
the same. Taken last Saturday, for in
stance, and you will get an idea OF one
OF the Presidents busy days.
He had session with Senator Plat
of Connecticut. of course, and urged
the necessity of relief for Cuba.
He listened to Mr. OXnard's PROPOSE
ton for bounty on Cuban sugar.
He discussed Gov. Crane as Cabinet
possibility with Senator Lodge.
He called down Gen. Miles in the
presence OF room full of people-ani
called hard.
He ordered Secretary Root to Off
cially reprimand the head OF the army.
He ordered Secretary Long to dis.
miss Historian Maclay from the navy.
He consulted party leaders regarding
Cabinet changes.
He involved himself in the Ohio fight
between Foraker and Hanna.
He consulted threescore persons on
appointments.
He lodged half hundred interview
ers who wished to know II he had
knocked down an assailant on the
street.
He caught up with his correspon-
dence.
Then he took a long walk, entertain
ed at dinner, and went to the theater.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-17
GOVERNOR DOLFS N|NE

Alameda, Jan. Emmett Jones OF
Alameda and Miss Marian Dole, niece
of Governor Dole of the Hawaiian ISL
ands, were married on New Years
night at the home Of the brides rela.
tives in Riverside. The bride has a
large number Of friends. and the
groom, who Is veteran of the war
with Spain, is popularity known In
Alameda. He served at Manila in the
Signal Corps, receiving honorable
mention for bravery displayed in nu.
merous battles. He was mustered out
as a sergeant and has since been
made a First Lieutenant in the Cali
fornia Signal Corps. The couple ar
rived this evening from the south and
will make their home on Clinton ave
nue., Alameda.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-17
HOW FRED ST. ONCE TAUGHT
HELEN KELLER
TO BE EXPERT BICYCLISI

works display at Manhattan Beach for
a long time. In 1885, at Washington,
ID. c.. he rode wheel of fire in front OF
President McKinley's carriage as the
latter was driving out Of the park.
The horses OF the Presidents guard
were very much frightened and started
off on a run. The papers came out
the next morning with the announce.
ment that Fourcher was the first and
only one who had ever put the Presi-
dents guard to flight.
Stops Runaway Horse.
In Charleston, S. c.. Fourcher stop
ped a runaway horse without dis.
mounting from his wheel. lie simply
rushed up, took hold of the bride
and kept going. slowing down gradu.
ally and finally bringing the animal to
a full stop.
He has a very bad habit of riding
down a fight of stairs a hundred feet
in height and two hundred and fifty in
length. He also rode down the steps
OF the Capitol building at Washington
some time ago and got the papers all
over the country talking about him.
A few years ago. he Travelled through
the United States on bicycle. riding
fifty miles in each State and Territory.
Hawaii was not then q part of the
Union.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-17
Mute Most Enthusiastic.

81 could see that Miss Keller was
very enthusiastic over the prospect OF
a bicycle ride and. as in everything
else. she threw her whole spirit into
the mastery OF her new task. She
mounted without any trouble and
when we first started out, we went very
slowly. for wished the young lady to
get used to the machine gradually.
After we had gone two miles, Miss KEEL
Ter was perfectly at home on the tan
dem and rode with all the confidence
in the world. We went fourteen miles
on that day and upon arrival home,
Miss Keller said she did not feel in the
least fatigued.
1.-THE third ride we took was over
twenty miles. By this time, Miss Kel.
Ter could tell IL she were going up or
down hill and without my signaling,
Just what it was | intended doing, so
that II was to me just as II | were rid
Ing along with person who could hear
and see well. Upon coming to a
shaded avenue or some place in tho
woods, Miss Keller would know the ma
ture of the country at once, just from
the difference in the atmosphere. All
this was simply wonderful to me.
Did Twenty.Eight Miles.
For four weeks daily, | took Miss
Keller out for rides in the streets and
country roads about Boston and, al.
though she told me she enjoyed her
self during every moment OF these
rides, | feel sure that her enjoyment
was no more keen than mine. The
longest ride we took was twenty-eigh;
miles and this was done in 2& hours
This is considered very good time fol
a girl with her eyes wide open"
Two Cherished Letters.
'Mr. St. Onge stopped for a moment
here and showed the Bulletin reporter
two letters from Miss Keller which
were written on typewriter, meant
of communicating her thoughts t.
those about her which she had takeI
to at that time, although she coult
write perfectly well. Mr.. st. Onge 4
very proud of these mementoes an
keeps them in safe place at all times
The letters are as follows:
Wrentham. Mass, June 6, 1899.
My dear Mr.. st. 0nge:-I hope yol
will pardon my teacher and me for no
attending to your letter more prompt
ly. We have been waiting for the pic
lures we promised you. We could no
get the one we intended for you out o
the storehcuse; so my teacher ordere
one at Marshall's. They promised +
send 1t on Saturday; but It has no
come yet. However. We will send
when It does come; and enclosed
please find the check for eighteen do
lars.
cannot tell you In words ho'
much | enjoyed my tandem rides wit
you, and want to thank you for you
kindness and courtesy.
We shall expect to see YOU here 1
the near future, and until then, good
bye.
Very sincerely yours,
HELEN KELLER
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-17
A BROAD VIEW.

When a person photographs a wids
building, a large group, a landscape or
marine view, he should have broad
view which an ordinary camera does
not AFFORD, because Its vision is limited
TO about 60 degrees in extent. For this
reason the "Al-Vista Panoramic Ca
mera" is the only one practical for
scenic photography. Its vision, which
the swing lens affords. is of $50 de-
grees. Send TO Honolulu Photo Supply
Co. for catalogue.