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FOR S3LU-vrd.u -q1sr. piano. tiprop rorli-
fl.u- iIl u.rly.s. term 90 lessons given '-re.
CAN 90 Columbia Conservatory of NusIc, 500
Mount Vernon place. de2.a,
FOR SNLE-rrrs suit and Tuxedo. fue coudi-
lions cheap. J.i FLORIDA ave. nN- 10
FOR sALE-ra--c foot rub. cheap. 72l Glib ST.
EnU SNE-Jur.aIt piano. very cheap for
cash. coll between and p. 1925 lith ST.
XMAS PIANO SALE.
Genuine llrrau- in good pianos Pay small
deposit now and U1 moro until after January l.
tulthERING PANo.-.-....,--.S-5
hNABt Plan U...-.--..-..--.-...sl
BRADBURY PIANO-..-........-Sl59
Bradbury Factory WaTerooms,
1925 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
FOR SkLE-Dreg goods. Silks lace curtains.
Ir-tlgr'f blankets. comforts ussp's and boys
clothing. ladies' suits, coats, skirts. ETC.. week
IS payments. drop postal, ] call JOSEPH
CAIN, 20 Peuusy lTauia ave- NV DELFT
FOR SALE-A sohmer baby grand piano. very
cheap tor cash or ou easy payments. Address
BON 20, this Office. del-3t
FOR SALE-S5J grade guns Tor 500 gls New
York ave. del-3t
Ron. ..,,.
ST.. Large haiI r,.s. .ne iold.1g ED oak he'd
room suites, carpets. one couch. extension
tables. - chairs. COTS heating stove. toilet
I5...' or. t.i- r...- 49, - -,
- .-'5- 800 go 49,
h.. - f5 I 49, $50
house cheap 5c noe. save money HOPNOOD'S,
sth and SIS. na. We keep open until s p.
Pc. m50S
rYB c,Ir 49,. s-.-..-.-.- 49, 49, -,
- -, ''.,' RI ''s' 10Y a--' tNo
ran .,Ig .r.-..-...- .--7- ~ - 80.
10T 5l- az 80. 5cI-at
---
H., q, 80 . -L,i'o . Nyn'y, lee'e en-
efr ~ 5TNfT APPS KS r.. ,,. ,,sG-g
IgE 49, ~, . 'gan' nea1,lini quar'ered oak
FOR ShLE-stlvp1 slightly used look Ike
new. cheap: fburrer DangIcr GAS range. foot
steel range and boiler FRIES E CO. fOq 10th
- -"- W" --,l p Hl me-
ro, sam v..--f+,.-. ,..-..-.- ,,,J 49,. -
ms ans 80. -. r-vTtEs , g1 ~ 49,.
N ,t 49, 49, gf.'.- -, ,-,.-,5 -
u2o-s
r1p s,rr- o-J 49, 80 - -
.t.,-....... .r..,.. 49,. .-t..... ~. D. ..,--'
ana ban r-,r. r,--r5-..l..s So, ,,,-Is ,-,.,g
m r8Ir. a. C5, i0, ro.b y ~,
until M m r,q,q
fub >ALE-'1I heaters, large size. nickel
plated. si-l9- one No 9 new Baltimore range,
"'tH water back. me-" ana second-h hand ranges
ana heaters or an KINDS See NY stock before
DilFiIs0V i-SI +, ' IN m = nam , -
CHEAPEST CASH Furniture store i'm the city.
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HELP WANTED MALE


HELP WAN MALE.
-,-,,----- NJ ---------------- --------I---
md ..sifssE5r Inaa-r. le55 iiti St. aa. ],
NANILh-' young white uHu o. ar'v" mills
Inference. AIIrss. R1N IS. th.z office. D.
Nh\TEp-At once. ar-r-rasE white foreman
,.- r r,-r. s.. ..I ,,r
WANTED, r-...f add round y-rrr.urf-st. union
man .rrr .. ft
v-,>-rrr p-. ... ......... ...-.- 81 ,..- ---.r..
steady ,mrIoym,u. Apply BOX $50 This office.
''--
WkNTED-Gooa. sober. reliable drivers to uruI
lT'.s 81. our vgr.,. n.4s. .."i Furnished t'
''..- -N' N''' ''''..-'' DIM On we
NANTEn-Any person who viii distribute Sam
pcs i.I - H'.'f should address ~iANhAhb
q VOLS, ,...E2- DO
NANTEu-Go.d ..I.rsi butler. s@p5 small.
.am,.' other buffers places. LADIES E\-
CHANGE. 30 Vermont ave. 10
WANTEu-A ,rIo-.I ur.n who cam cook TO take
aa1 interest in lunch room. must Doc % husiue7-
man. l-I2 5'h 81. DIV. dean
WANTED rbrrc ladies' Tailor. st .res
W rrFrf F-.- d.. Sale. 80 .v f.-.r
---
W ~ 1.. ,a'--,- 7H' young -'rn
NANTED-A good iuum,ymau barber. 1924
-fh Sc u. E.a.a,
So. te-st
steady work HDRGAN. I33 18Th So NV
d0-5-
NANltIl-l Dung men, outside vors. Apply
between and D. uI.. MR. SMITH, ~ l. st.
NV D.
qishoashcrs; Two heilmen, house boys. wagon
''' Pm, .' '' .'. 1--WE Pc
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wANTED-sUBURBAN.

WANTEn-~crrraI good acres on Rockville cleo.
trio in trade for tousa. 500 rent for one year
siauntced Addres. giving location, BOX $50.
this 0lce. del 80
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WANTED-By a youns C1.arrd man. place iu
1reieu. store. ar Uith private family, good
reference. 4l- so. uv. DO
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TABLE BOARD

TRsrCLAss 1tEALS SERVED OUT zoos NJ
81. nv. de4-3t
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wAETED-HORSFS AND VEHICLES
WANTED-Hor-e. harness and uluabrut. with
top; suitable f1r business. oil % 81. De- daI 30
WANTED-To hire tEo-hpr.r teams o. haul
brick and sand, state price. Address BOX 49,
This Office. del 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1902-12-02

81 EO0 FOR SALE-A snail brick house
Il OOO iu tae uw; rents for SIP pr
month Price slJD
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED Room. s~ f.-t floor. central Iure.
rru. '.r wagucfi. healing. stat. re... ag
month Address BON "I4 ibis office II
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WAREHOUSES;.

NANTED-To rent four room house. within
three miles ~ IIth 81. and PuusvIvauia ave.
Address Bon 1855. this Office dry.ar
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81 600 BUYS a thr,e-story brick; G It.
BOOO uW.i ears pass tHc GDor.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money % loan 40 Slz 20 s per cent. in suma
Of sl Olo Co $4,000. ln I'D. C. real estate. paH
Of and per cent mortgage and begin anew:
all transactions conducted with economical con
Cor borrowers
WI IT, SAUNDERS s. Co. 1905 81. NV.
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FOUND

FDUNn-L1Cey's Gee cream absolutely pure
q. cuurs pC- gallon Delivered i1 uulettgred
wagons COZ New Aozk ave nv- milo n
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WANTED-BICYCLES

WANTED-Eyery second hand wheel in Was.
.Hgton. G.. T. HUNTER, ll3 Pennsylvania ar,
nv. del .2t
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FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Desiable offices In Bliss Building.
opn...t. Capitol, near lst and B sJs Uw.i
..ooula lights. elevator. telephone, and JaUi,5r
rr-tTrr free. S. I'D ug.N
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1902-12-02

81 OO0 BUYS two brick houses in the
0sOOO Northwest, rent for S2LO0 pcr
month; always rented
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

FOR StLE-Fue lot @ parrots, mocsing birds.
fgaIurls. snake, guinea PIGS rabbits gold
fish. Also Cauares from $50 upward
syuMIDs EMPORIUM OF PETS. 7I2 10Th 81
nv. nO25-tf
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTEu-NnmHu. with good references. fur
q, nc-al homework family os two. 1857 sr-
after evening. IL
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS.

-----
rUR mi UkNlShED ROOMS
FOR RENT Na,l, f..--s.,..r r---. ...r
floor front room. beat and -1s. rur..I..n ..-..
o.. .th o. uH- a.-
FOR REST ..s- ed IS. rv. ......-..,.-r. .........
F.p rr>.- -....r $780,. .---.
.r 10, ...,... -..
1at
'.' ny ''. .'''i.'I'E FURNISHED '...'r.
BAH: Hfna... .a.r. -...... f.-...- mao
home. ~,E -f1 O. ST. Did. n..ar
FOR RrNr-ar. ni.-., furnished -r-r -r..r1
H,..r +..r. .r ...- ... 10.
oe-.t
FOR EENT-rs. p IS. r. tg, Ir-.. ...-u.
rr.--s rr-r.s..r ....',... .. ... ........
'' children. a--
FOR HENT-Tr.ut rooms 81 ur. t.t 9th -.
uv. Er.t
For RTN.r r...-......r ..-... .. ....
mon. r.....s inf .-t -.r..
i.b. rg.....,.-..... '. ....
l'N' L.- i"" FURNISHED rooms Oh -UHi.".
r.,..,-,.-,.,
bod
--- -' -.. ST. s--.
FOR HTNT-Tar-r. rF..T- furnished r.u-.r Cor
. w tT- -.....i..N, ".lL ,'lN..' anl Cow
... -..-
..' .'". '.l .'. s. "- Ut
WY hINl '..' O' IA'i..'.- H''.'- 'a'-
90. '....s
5.n nI . .". i...- I-'l.sDel mont rooms,
-... - --, NO,
FOR BENT-N5an 'FRONT.' and back ROOMS CTS
''' ST. H". a'-"'
~1 18TH ST. NN.-D1uhlc and siuel. BRIGHT
woN heated rooms. very rrutrtIi tUusieu- aul
permanent tenants e'~''e'. a'l'e
FOR RENT-Fuuishcd room, 81 month. 1910
Columbia st rv. gcz-at
FOR EENT-Uoou. with heat. less 10Th st. ne,
Lcl-at
,-
room. with h,at. IS per month, also one f1r s..
1912 9Th 81. nv. dglst
FOR RENT-E.erart rooms. large and medium
siz,- comm nieatlue and -.urir- second auI
thnd floors. bay Windows. al- front: ueIl
bor Ind pFs,a. s5 - S,essrr IN .giii-rg ge. 5
ls,h. 81 r1, In In
FoH VF<r-T,-.. t.-....r.l -.-.- ..,t. .-s
waite bath. steam heat. sI2 month. AZ lnc
Tor SIS on ftb ~ uu del.8
FOR RENT Five well furnished rooms. rent
separately, Light housekeeping permitted price
Moderate cd '5- very es"'.1I. 49, 18Th ST. DIV.
--.
mem T -,--f, r.far,pac Ist! yc-r5 ,atsI
st. feI-.t
ruR EF-VT- Furnished rooms with or y.ffEgrf.
board, hoe water heat. 90 9th ST. mr. dgl.1r
TOR RENT-Tuo neatly furnished lolssi,ersr.-
r1ams. second floor. .8 per v.ss lJI0 B ST.
s'., near nth St. car. del-St
4 FOR RENT-Thrco nicely furnished second faor
comm unl.-llh2 rooms Ne- H-llsd' -in-.s "r
.-
to i hfN l.,'il iaIn'a. -s rooms ON Er'-
deIat
pasuTe. central 20 bost restaurants. $40 month
-'--~'
soH IN gentleman I- .aeS ROOM aT'5
49,, $3.50, p - ---- ~, NV --.--
( TOR ~ I-lhree rooms. furnished; heat. gas
s,.'Ae No'i' 'et itas'N~oie. IDS st- Ae'
49,. -
( ~" o., M, I-N.'eit FURNISHED rooms - up.
-.
'vi, ~ ,-ll.-.'.o I'''- WIN Or WIN
Inv. mso2
/ rop gI1-- - - .-.----l-7 49, t......
keeping ions ION .t NV ms9s
--
B FOR kfNi-turnl-hrd rooms. bot water boat
/ - 81 s., corner N1Sssehu-ett7 ave. NV. lrals
/ FOR RENT-Nice-y furnished second storv front
/ room, we'll heated, reasonable. -al 18th -f
J NV. mss2
I
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WANTED-Vau En- private family. also student
ard aisrTssn.r. lug1.r, ic3l lIth Sc. nH. IL
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50 000 Bows thrce-story b5y-window
OfOOO brick, seven rooms and bath; al-
most new. good condition. Z3d lglr "a 81
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REAL ESTATE.
Properties for
Investors
and
Small Home BuYerS.

81 0OO FOR SALE A email brica house
i'Z w ia che uV.i rents i0r Sl9S0.
Price. Sl.21U.
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wAErED-FUREIsHED FLATS.

WANTED Furnished fat of four r.are for
Housekeeping. Address Box $50, ta.a Office.
tc2yt
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

--.--.-
TnR RENT.Tra large uatuu.s'aI rooms, we'll
heated. .' -.a SO. DIV. lt
r. S. ST. NH.-Tn. bright rooms. aaat. gus
.a. at. de-aJ
-uE EENT-gaar second floor rooms. bath.
.- sass s. .' .'ar ior zta.,ro.rui u..
,...
'', ''N '... eA rooms. rs per
FOR H.N|"i"-." ur--uI-rni rooms and na-4.
..a. ...r I.., ..a e. uN- d....
uE EENT .ur. rnm. also brick stable. ra-
..a...- ..- -.a 81. n~ g.eEr
r.. EE<T-T,. urarm..h.5 room. -...-.I
H..r. t.r adults .a... .ali- Sd ST. mo- UUr.r
..--........r.. n..t. has. ADrlv ro. Ts-i -l
.., d....t
~. ... ',. I... .,.I. e',. '.' .l
&C. rr. dl.t
rrr pr,.r r.. r,r,. t,.,.rl... -.... .-
o.. ar. Door. furnace heat mn IL st. nW.
FOR EENT-Chrotul mium.slei seaaad aar-
E"nt r..H- .i'l -as bath, bot and cold
va lai ' q. 80. anu ',,.....7'
D.. rs," ig.r Ms ave- 81 ''' " r,o.s
FOR EENT-Trea large, clean unfinished
ROOMS. 0,'., Gas, go. Us J. So. n". naJ-.
FOR RENT-urc large. bright room on third
r.or' m'nnisaea' light housekeeping. 300 St.
DIV. N2'@
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

WANTED-By oyster and order cook. nigh,
work. cheap COOK. 4D5 Sew Jersey ave. DIS.
Il
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STORAGE. use load. T.Nrrr,, z-lIEE sTlR
AGE CO.. 800 l0u st NV u25-e
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-10-08
Promises Redeemed.

II IS not necessary TO repeat the promises
OF our platform Ct 1896. Every body knows
what they were aud that We have redeemed
them. We promised TO maihtain be gold
standard, sHd VIC have done So We pm n
Used hv thss, methods 10 restore prosper ~.
ana We have done 50. Whete ri was
paralysis we lave tho keeuest bnsia..s ac-
uyity Where t'erS was only tdie0cSs and
went taers ss employment ard plenty Tor
al who ar. willing 10 lauVr- Adverse bal
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-10-08
Value of Railroads in Wisconsin.

These corporations cannot plead that
they are TOO poor to pay. Their Wis
consin lines are worth in the worlds
markets tomorrow, ut quick sale, any
where from $3.50, 600 to S309 000,-
600. This is easy Of demonstration as
, business DropositiOn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-10-08

The net Income capitalized
at per cent. would maIa
the entire value of the prop
erty .........:.............. .317. Ole. $50. 90
And on the basis of the mile
age in this state, the value
OF the Wisconsin portion Of
the road would be........ 81, 6l2 476 50
/ say that the railroads were under
valued, not overyalued, by the tax COM
mission. This valuation as a basis for
taxation has for its impregnable founda-
ton the decisions OF the supreme court Of
the United States.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-10-08

not simply with their political but also
| with then ma tvriai ana .4lGuslr1ai conaI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-10-08
Some Things Which are Settled.

In the same spirit we shall make what
ever reciprocity arrangements may be en-
tered into " existing rates on certain ar
tices sre higher than necessary TO meet the
purpose of revenue ana protection, and we
can By reducing them secure compensattng
reductions for our goods going into foreign
countries, there is no reason Why We should
NOT do so; hut 81 long as the Republican
party controls IL may be accepted as set
tied that no reductions Will be made on
any account that viii sacrifice any Amer
loan Industry put In jeopardy the employ
ment of American labor. affect prejudicially
American wages or dtsparage the credit OF
cur government
This is true as to Cuba. as well as 20
other countries. While that case is ex.
cent.oual yet no one has proposed a reduc-
ton of duty on imports from that island
that would leave unprotected any Industry
OF this country, and for the reductions we
nrorqse 70 make we are 10 receive An
Equivalent IN the corresponding reductions
that ale TO be made % COR goods IMPORT
al into Cuba. So that whGe we are pro-
roslne TO give the CubaRs a chance to
got into our markets for the sale Of their
products, they are at the same time TO give
as a chance TO enlarge our sales TO them.
II Is a bargain. and a fair bargain. IN
which we are TO get value received for all
we are asked to give. But independently
OF that fact we should Do, and | believe
win do, for Cuba whatever may be neces-
sary to give her prosperity. We are under
8 moral obligation to do 50. and it would
be a shameful disgrace TO the American
people II We do not. Cuba "a our ward.
She lies AZ our CoOr. e VIII not allow
her 10 have entaneling relations with any
other country. We have required Der, BY
the Platt amendment. to agree not TO be
come entangled We have assumed a spe-
cisI responsibility for her. he govern
Lleut has been established under our Eui1
anes and with our approval We are re-
spons.ble for Il before the world. II she
Is successful what we have done Will re-
nect upon Us the highest honor. II she
should ian. II viii be our failure wen
as hers No matter how good the form Of
q government may be, there VIII be failure
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-01

don't see any Federal question involved
here
I'm your petition you say that the
charter of the Honolulu Rapid Transit
and Land.Company is an illegal instru-
ment, but you only say so, and the SUI
preme Court of the Territory has held
that it is not illegal.
II am a strong believer in precedent,
and it seems to be established by for
mer decisions here that the rights of
the Rapid Transit Company are just
There are already two appeals from
these decisions, one Oh writ OF error
from the Supreme Court of the Terri
tory to the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, and the other a direct ap-
peal from this court to the Court or
Appeals at San Francisco. Now, here
you have another case raising the same
questions, and I don't see why it is
brought, for third appeal can do no
good. 1t has, it is true, been con-
Quoted in an able manner, and the
Court has listened with good deal of
interest to the discussions on both
sides, but there must be an end to tti-
CATION We can't go on hearing the
same questions forever, and piling up
expense for this court, and for the re-
spondentS I can't see any reason Tor
bringing this suit. and there is no more
reason for not diSmiSSing this case
than there was for the other case heard
by me. will dismiss the bill or com
plaint in this case, and dismiss it at
the expense of the plaintiffs"
There was no notation of an appeal
nor of exceptions to the rulings of the
court. and probably Pain will rest upon
the appeals he has already taken
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-01
Chas. F. Herrick Carriage Company, Ltd.

is exclusive STYLE design and finish
quality AID m"nshp as the COLUMBUS
accumulated result than
particular Inc Thousands OF dealers
all built their business and their
COLUMBUS BUGGY CO.'S vehicles The known clear
for
They highest THE WORLDS BEST
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-01

A beautiful Franco-Prussisn War
picture will be given free with each
Nupepa Kuokva OF July 4th
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-01
A BREATHING SPELL

A BREATHING SPELL
If the Consumptive could
only keep from getting worse
it would be some encourage
ment.
SCOTS Emulsion at least
gives tired nature breathing
spell from the exhausting con-
hict with disease.
Rich nourishment, strength
to repair bodily waste, new lite
TOR the lung, these are what
SCOTS Emulsion brings.
Often it enables nature to
gather force enough to throw
off the disease altogether.
SCOTS Emulsion is valuable
at the beginning. Then is
when cure IS most certain.
But in any stage of the disease
SCOTS Emulsion counteracts
the work of destruction and
reinforces nature.
/
Send for Free Sampie.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists. 800 Pearl ST., n. y.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-03
OREGON NOTES.

A. A. Tisdale and w. N. Thum both
employed at the large sawmill at Weed
station, were fatally injured recently
while at work.
Thirty EIGHT bales of hops, the first
of the new crop, were sold at Eugene
last week, at 25 cents per pound, the
highest price in 20 years.
Some of the ablest speakers ever as
sembled in Pendleton will address the
convention of the Eastern Oregon
Woolgrowers' association there Septem-
Der Is.
1t is reliably reported that a large
timber land deal has been concluded
between A. d. Hyland of Lowell and
a party of eastern capitalists. The
consideration in the transaction is
said to be $500, 900.
The business men and residents of
Grant county continue to protest
against the formation of the forest re-
serve comprising 5000 square miles of
the water sheds of the Blue and Straw
berry mountains.
Secretary Dunbar has decided that
Mrs. Waggoner's claim for the re-
ward for the finding the body of David
Merrill was not well founded. He
therefore disallows the claim. The re-
ward offered by the state for Merrill s
capture was $500.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-03
New Fish Discovered,

San Francisco, Sept 1.--Advices from
Honolulu say the United States fish COM
mission steamer Albatross has arrived
there after a successful cruise. Fifteen
species of fish that have never been
caught before in any part of the world
were secured. From a depth of 1900
fathoms the dredge brought up only one
fish, and this one of the scarcest varie-
ties known TO the scientific world. 1t was
a small fish, about four inches in length
Only three specimens similar to 1t have
ever been secured before The dredge
brought up three new varietis of snlpe
cells, very small cells, which are unable
to close their jaws. and secure their food
by cruising around and allowing the
smaller specimens of sea life to float into
them,
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-03
Balloon Was Wrecked.

Denver, Col. Sept. 3.-After lapse
of "a hours, during which no word
was received from the three aeronauts
who left Denver to try for transcon-
tinental balloon voyage, wore. has come
announcing that the lar ship had been
wrecked i'll a storm ~ miles north of
Florence, Col. Although severely
bruised and some what frHost bitten,
the men We're not seriously hurt.
Three times the balloon was carried
over Pixies Peak, and the last time it
was necessary to throw out all the
water, provisions and instruments in
order to CLEAR tn rocky summit of the
mountain. The adventurous men are
Thoma Balwin and Percy Hudson, both
expert baloonists, and g. T. Sherman,
Post artist.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-03
A California Accident.

Cazadero. Cal, Sept. 1.-Richardson's
stage, running between Cazadero and
north coast towns, met with a serious
accident near here today, killing one man
and injuring eight others. The stage. with
Driver Higgins on the box, was about one
mile from Cazadero, when the horses be-
came frightened, running away and over
turning the stage. Two women and six
men were in the stage. Both women and
three men were badly injured. One man
was killed and two badly bruised. The
names of the injured passengers have not
been ascertained.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-03
THEY APPLIED THE TORCH
WEST VIRGINIA STRIKERS
They Set Fire to the Mines of the
POcahontas Company at Bramwell.
Taught Battle With Guards. Cover
nor will BE Appealed to, to Send
State Troops to the Scene at Once.

BRAMWELL, w. V. Sept, 3.-The
great mines of the Pocahontas Colliery
company are ON fire. 1t is said the
strikers applied the torch to various
portions of the mine near the west
entrance, which is ON the Virginia side,
and the mine is now said to be burning
furicusly. The guards and strikers
fired volley after vclley at each other.
The governor of Virginia will be ap-
pealed to to send troops to Pocahontas
at once.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-03
Fatal Duel 10 Colorado.

Winfield, Col, Sept. "a revolver
and rifle duel to death was taught here
on the Main street and as result Gust
Sjostron was instantly killed. Sim
Amsdon, also miner was shot through
the left breast, two inches above the
heart, and mortally wounded, and
Chauncy Bennell, bar tender, was
shot in the groin and perhpas fatally
wounded. The shooting was the direct
result of insane jealousy of Amsdon
over Amy Butts.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-03
j. f. Adams Is Dead,

New Orleans, Sept. III. F. Adams.
formerly treasurer of the city of Denver
and sheriff of Arapahoe county, Colorado
died at st. Anthony. Mr.. Adams was
widely known in the west He stumped
that section for Bryan in 1896. He came
here four years ago, owing to Ill health,
and became prominent in business.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-03
Forest Fires i'm wyoming.

Salt Lake, Utah, Sept. 2.-Forest fires
large areas of timber in the forest reserve
of the Teton mountains, near jackson
lake, in western Wyoming. This is one Of
the most picturesque ranges of the yell
lowstone park region. Forest rangers
now have the fires under control.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-03

sis not the moonlight beautiful this
evening?''I said to the gentleman with
the flowing hair and the expression of
unuttered woe.
He glanced at me, at the moon, at
the scenery, and at the other surround
ings with languid interest.
ut is fair-only fair" he says.
You should have seen the moonlight
effect l staged for the 'Heroines of the
Harem' extravaganza company last
season. 1t made this thing look like
burnt match. Judge.