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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
TOURNEY

OMAHA. Neb- Aug. 1.-THE
opening OF the second annual Inter
state tennis tournament At the
omaha Field club today. was re-
markabia for the number and prom
inencs Of the contestants. ThoH. In
attendance Included the foremost ex-
perts OF Iowa Missouri. Kansas and
Nebraska and the tournament will
decide the championship of these
four states. The events. which COW
er several days. consist of mems
singles and doubtless
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WASHINGTON. D.. c., Aug. IL
Ever since the Spanish war there
has been a dearth OF young officers
IN the navy. owing to tbs many new
warships that have been commits
sioned. During the past two years IL
has been found necessary TO gradu-
ate the classes from the naval acad-
emy ahead OF the usual time.
Today 900 principals and aIternates
appear before the examining boards
of the civil service commission for
midshipman entrances at the acad-
envy 20 fiji vacancies created by the
last annual appropriation bill allow
ing senators the privilege Of appoint
ment. This IL the largest class ex-
arnined IN the history Of the school
and II the usual percentage Of can
dldates pass this win give Annapolis
more midshiprnen uncef instruction
than ever before. Temporary quar-
ters are now being erected at the
academy for the accommodation OF
the increased number Of cadets.
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p,dr., play crieL..

The Seattle cricket team received
a crushing defeat nt the hands Of
the Victoria eleven at Victoria on
Saturday. in the first inning Seat
tie scored 81 runs. victoria then
went 20 bat and with only five wick
.,a down had a score Of 1876 Seattle
followed and made f0i. leaving Vic
torfa only three runs 20 get 10 win.
They accomplished this very handiiy
and won the match by an innings.
The visitors we're banquetcd after
n match at the imperial hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11
THE MARKETS

Western avenue erehants todav IA
a rule are unable To supply the de-
mands OF buyers. A great scarcity
OF fruit exists. and what there II Is
IN such bad condition AZ TO be al
most u~nsaleable. Sales Of lemons
have been especially Iarg efor tho
past week or 90 on account OF the
excessively warm weather. Although
there IL no change IN the priea. the
market exhibits a distinctly firmer
tendency. Lines and oranges are
selling fairly we'll.
The demand for vegetables con-
tinues fairly good. Celery, lettuce
ana tomatoes ara selling well.
Watermsions and eantaloupcs ar. In
good supply, and are going well.
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ron sALE-FAaMs Ann IANns


or TTTLD a HOMH
eAH sa4l Tgu nio@ cnnfrarss N~sx -
NhmAefN a. sctuai cost. Just shat -.
LEA rAta IN en- them. VITA thss4 80 -
hay - build a homs. boy a ranrh aEy
eff a martzage yu1 nov oss 49, h.
rNu o~n a apt. We can furnish Yaa TIC
money 10 build az once. Thts A. 49, ~
aeiit9 A"ntRnr. ana thsy have bass4et.t
sna hatlt hpatfe for twenty f~apis. names
q ~hteh Ntn - E4ven On Appltrsslen
HTmesnt~r. this nniy costa yon 81 90 -,
ffteuth - eMa a home. no tufsrrst patty
must ssit thnrf nine contracts. a. thsy
ss ieaxtaE tie coentfy. cal a. ~.
dfess Feoaa - saiusaa ~tuldiax.
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HAD A WIFE
n COULDN'T
KEEP HER

PARIS. July s0.-Yesterday a ma
1estic Arab accosted a policeman in
the Place De Ia Trinite and asked the
way to the palace OF the president
Of the Republic, to whom he desired
to appeal for justice. Having crossed
the Mediterranean from Afgfera. he
had walked all the way from Mar
settles TO tell his troubles TO Mr..
Loubet.
Hle name was Ben Mohammed
Ben Baouaf. and asst year he
ried a young woman who was sold
10 him by her father for si5. Six
u1onths later he and his wife paid a
Wait 70 tho Iady's father. and when
ne wished TO return. his father-in-
flaw refused 20 deliver up his daugh-
ter.
The old man wanted to cell his
daughter 10 another sultor. having
fu,lee done 30 already. In the end.
pen Mohammsd had to return home
alone. and after a prolonged fruit
less legal contest, IN which he lost
crops. fowls and boats. the penniiess
Arab started out disguised 70 Paris.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice iH hereby given OF "a meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Sent
held at Western Central Labor
Union hall. corner OF Pike street and
Second avenue. on Monday night,
August rs, 1909. 10 consider prepara-
ton for the mortHaging OF the La
Dor Temple property To secure meant
FOR the completion OF the building
ana authorizing the board OF trustees
to proceed With the work under the
plans adopted.
ROBT. W. MoULTON. Pres.
by order OF the President.
II. a. Rust, Sec. and Mgr.
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Y. N. c. A.

The annual conference Of tn. SEC
Fetaries OF Y. NJ. G. As Of the North
west VIII be held In Portland Aus. 1s.
secretary A. :. Allen. C. E. Kirk and
fnystcal Director pouthitf OF the
seattle association. and Secretary
Robert Carey OF Everett. expect 20
attend.
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WORK ON The
BIG TUNNEL

} Work upon the Great North
, ern tunnel will he begun az an I
, early date. and the utnuHt !
} speed viii be used in bringing
, n 20 completion Tho prrlim- !
, inhfy details have all been ar- !
J ranged, ana the tunnel Wil be T.
y built according Ia the plans al !
, ready given cut. President tttli
4 or the Great Northern. ffcHls
dent Meiien af the Northern Pa
, cinc, and President FARRELL of
y the Pacific Coast 60. have boon
, IN consultation together FOR
, the past three or four days rec
, gnriing tho tunnel and the pro-
+ posed terminals south OF kius
y street and an Arrangement sat
, lanactofy "a all three has been
D made.
B The tunnel and terminals VIII
, cost iu the neiFhhnrhood ~
B three million dollars The
} northern entrance viii be near
, Stewart street and the southern
D exit WIN be near Third avenue
} ana Washington street ~
, King street the tracks vii I
, branch out into the terminals
|, The terminal ffnunaH vii be
; one and eue-haif miles long
, and 500 feet wide. When com.
, pirted Seattle viii have most
} magnificent facilities Tot hand. /,
D ling an Immense tfafnc,
, Presidents fliii aud Meilcn
B went 60 Tacoma for a short
, time yesterday afternoon. from
, which point NJ Meiten started
} for the East. Mr., I'M returning
} to Seattle lie viii remain
} here dntii tonight % settle M n
, few details in connection With
, the enormous work under con-
D temptation.
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A nEf-fAht.E rlsns 10 bosrss msssT %
d~laHsoads raiches Jswsify. Lev inter
Get ~ = Wet 500 Ptss strest
MONEY on shers aaslcs At low rate. rn.
H'ss .na so.ni-@nx fnsnsy 20 eails
eaiissnsL phons Biaek ..
COLLATERAL RANK cnarto q p.-sp,
,s.iasy issnsa % Aay soed collateral
70 Lo.s-rtys,. neasy ., lev p,. Of
ssr. Hoosns q = sni O.
WARRANTS bought and sosa norrf.o,
q E<hsiuaan- Mutual Lfs sia
ron sALr-clrv NEAL Estate
JUST THE THING
This II iust what you want: one Of
u s-acre tracts for n home. they
are OF the best kind OF soil, part
bottom and part upland: they are
nicely located Just north OF bound
AIRY line OF city and only short dis
n from two good car lines. We
= holding this property from $50
per acre UP: N you want a nice
handy home, call and see us. phone
James tsT6.
ADAMS a NICHOLS,
H0om Sis. itit Second avenue.
cory LITTT.E HoME-Tn ballard. : lots.
room house: $50. terms. $50 cash,
RoaERT MALTsr. 4io New York Block.
coRsER los. handy 20 Rainier HelEhts
esfas 500 spot cash.
hohhhI LIb .o New fork Block.
BALtARp rRoPERTY-ss losa maklns
about errvA thoroughly cleared and
~Efnhhfi All IN Earden. enclosed In pick
ct fence. neat s-rcom cottage. small
tafn. chicken houses.
AALrhY go New York Block.
$500 HuYs a nice s0-acre tract between
Eattie and Tacoma. west of Kent. rs
nonERf MALrny. 40 New York Block.
RICH BOTTOM LANn-aa acres. partially
improved close TO small town. handy to
H6nEhT MxLrRY. 40 New York block.
WATER FRONT on the SQUAD. lao arcs
facing nice beach. one-thlrd bottom land.
hslsnes Level upland 20 acres cleared.
running water Broom house. large barr.
chicken houses. mail and groceries de-
nysrsi at house daily free Of oharEe.
RonERr MALrRY. 40 New York block.
non SAID sac to $50 each. lots In nal
laut. Gilman Park First addition. the
beet buy In kinE County: this pforerty
~ taken On mortsaEe and sald Tor 500
w la HAN
eleartnE same and putting down atde.
Waiks. Terms g. cash end S. por manfh
Lots IN all parts OF Ballard. SEQ w ii
liam, corner Second and Ieary avenasn
ballard. or j. W. Wheeler, owner, I
linton block, city. teL Main an.
CnEAp EoME
HOUSE AND LOT SEQ. sss DOWN. $40
MONTHLY PAYMENT BUYs BEAtTTI.
FuL HOME. FINE PLACE FOR CAR
+ AND CHICKENS. BEAUfIFuL
NfEW. CLOSE To SCHOOL AND CAR
LINE. hill MAN. OWNER. OF.
fIcE HlLLNAN STATION. GREEN
LAKE CAR.
HILLMAN's beautiful lave front addition
IL new on the market. nearly BOO lots sold
~ ths last few days; SIS TO tiTs each,
" down. " monthly. lumber SOLD en-
payments same as rcnt- % rnen nov hy-
ing bew plank iicwalks II front 81 each
let money returned n dissatisfied after
ore year. 10 extra men will be On
grounds Sunday 20 show unrold lots. Gene
quick. see owner, Hiilman on co end Of
present Green Lake vhr line.
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Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall
Monday and Friday evenings. Pri-
vate lessons daily.
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WANTED Men 20 WORK on railroad snd
Hhidfasd ~ luEninE camp Can GU
naiieR building
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jbssIHc QUOTATIONS.
v.sstssl..

vsxetseIss
po,.isss-old sloatis .sr toni ns-. sis
IL per svt: carrots. tito per saeE;
lssisss. Iso pr DOS. isrnie., soossiS
native. ss per asss assss q,
celery Coz Der soE-s .-sef rasstSe-
100 per sa.@ chh pespers $50 pr bar.
Fer dozsn. parsley. zVgsoo. oa.rns'
%,sssss: "a: %ggmEalss. s.r II:
~eaeanssrs. 600 ssr ss@ bSsss
sssrsS''' TssS pea. &c. 's,sghoa. s..s
saaach. co9s0o' per boa native asvsrasas
~ per- sAss .sss sofn. 10 per ssz
melons. s27sas-co
Green Fruit
Lsmons-ft75 a box; cooking sp-
Piles. Tseafi.oo: eating apples, $50;
oranxss. sztoots.so: bananas. f2socssss.
~ ga 70; navsls. % 250sto. MsdItsrr.n.
Gao ssssts na. vaisneiss. t4ooaf< q.
ima% tTsoaiso ease. tsnxsrfnss. N.S5.
per ease; peaches. 75o: eurrants. soo
ss fs.sss%,s. /, T9s'aso. 49, r., ) 90 I 90
si.z50f.75: f2.7sq15o per cas-. crab aD-
case; crab apples. &c.
Provisions
Fresh msat-cow beef. % per 10: st.-r
beef t4Dho PER ID. mutton Nsther. 14a.
owes. Tue. pork. 100 Der ID. veal lara
sei small. io-
pr0visions = Hams. Isc: breakfast
backs. fscs beiliss. IzA
Corrected daily-Ths following prices ar.
being offered 20 ths produces Ia round lots
on the dock or g the car at Seattle
orain--Oets f1a barley. f7tsoi
wheat. chicken feed. s2i.oo; corn. bulk
Butter. Cheese. EgFs and Pouftry
Buttsr-washinston creamsnss. 2aoi
chssss-fsauvs washinstsn fun cream.
fa9fsaL Eastsrni FeN York, fs9oI4o
wisconsin. i4c; foausfert. &c. Edaal
f1i.Oo1i2O DO case. New Tork. BOISE.
LmbyrFsr. ieoi7o: prick. isQiTe: Swiss,
ass:g,riotiy fresh ranch. 27azse. east.
fdv. P~ouitry-Hsns. fsHGiso. fryerA
f4.0o15.oo per dos; turkeys. ts9i4e: sssss.
f04ftc; ducks. iss.
Dressed Pouity-Turksys. it1fsei rsess.
ffai1c; dueir. ff1foo. chickens. isaiSa.
Hsnsy-i2Oiso.
Commission Mems Prices
c~heess-Nativs washington. fi0ffna.
EeeH-gfrctly fresh ranch, z4825o.
Butter-WashfnHton creamery. 2O12io,
Grsin~oats. $50. 90; wheat. sas. 90; corn
fss 90. rolled barley. f27Oo
Hsy-Pugst a0gna- Der ton. 1890. East.
ern Warrington timothy. fis9c: alfalfa
ei2OOdtis.O0.
Fletcher 4 Carpenter. realty bar
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Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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A nELfAht-E rlsns 10 sorrou mossy an
eiaHsoadss watches yewslry. los inter
est n H. West 500 Piks strrst.
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when bzyinx articles advertised In
mis- paper. speak Of the Star. -.
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Classified Ads


SOCIETY NOTICES
I AM THE MAN.
No MES In your house with my window
ana door screens. house repairing In an
branches giRAinH. ping pong tables. etc.
40 Madison. Phone. Main mo, Randall
JACkfONts Express A. Transfer Co. We
do all kinds OF tcaminE. furniture and
plano movinGi baggage and trunk trans
ferfed. stored free . days. Second and
Cherry, under Up. t.. Red 1918.
RING UP MAIN 70T.
For cleaning and renovatinE gents and
ladies' clothes. City Dye Works.
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HILLMAN's beautiful iese front addition
IL new on the market, nearly 300 lots sold
20 thf last few days SIS 10 tiTb each,
- down. 81 monthly. lumber sold cn
payments same as rcnt. 20 raen nov nay
ing new plank aidcwAIks II front 81 each
let money returned n dissatisfied after
ore year. 10 extra men will be on
grounds Sunday 60 show unsold lots. Gene
quick. see owner, Hillman on 90 END Of
present Green Lake vhr nne.
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HOTEL saak fpu. woman COOK. aatsi
wars HulfnHtffH. Dhgnhffuaids. aaf
man HH farm. 50. room nul hoard tauhs
dr. HalHl fanfnff hrlu nul ianqfefs III
HgHH III kHt want reliable Heiu phone
Main SD Queen rltr Employment Blu
rsHu. ffgt Tntfd avfuus
wASfED sesmst,ess iss Talmaa ave
nfa Hafurf
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MONEY On shert aotics at low rate. ri.
ssts sspasy and company nsonsy 10 eails
Nth @. A Virtue. foom a Hal5~t
eailafns. Phons Black -.
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ron saLr-.rnr Tu.r,

500 NfalH street
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COLLATERAL Rank tn.r,o a u~n,
.s.iasy leensa 90 Any sood esgistsrsl
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rnk ses.tas, pisss 70 ssS on sas a.ss.
tsa. Aain sol. Also eosi ~ szei
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wokk isa nss ~ilh small essiiSf e..
Lloyd nnsoas a Ilsyd 49,, a-sft.t.-
fsaf homes = HisekIsy tioek
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t,ovs .. Started ON


HELENA. Mont. Aus. u--Wirsr.
Of the locals. was clearly outpitch~d
by Bowling Of Butte yesterday and
the Mary McIAnsA carried eff the
game By a score Of Z to 2 Helena's
costly errors were In a re-
sponslbia for her dweai
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TO oAN-frfsats money at low rat. %
tntsfest Dsnnus a oaner. ioo y~xl.s
ssy. Heosns q = and O.
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A writer IN the British Medical Journal. who r. presume
afist Of standing. declares that mosquitoes are addicted 10
The pity Is. they do not practice It more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-11

Carrie Chapman Gait says Hine-ssnths OF the criminals
This Is mild she might have said that nine-senths Of the
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ron INSTRUMENTATION.

r,.l.ER fn.n.oLp ian blood I,rssy 90
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At Law

Z. laFs1nIztsh ~ ffsffnagd 81
ne Tel. Bed 80
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The United States may buy the Galapagos Islands for defensive
fend them. 4
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-18
RUSSIAN CAR HONORS
HIS DEAD MINISTER

ST PETERSBURG. April 1S-After the
funeral service over the body of N.
Sipiaguine, the minister OF the Interior.
WHO was assassiaated April Is by
student. which vas attended by the Car.
the Czarina, Grand Duke Michael. the
heir presumptive. the grand dukes and
grand duchesses and the court diplomats,
the body of the late minister of the in
terror was buried at the Alexander
Newski Monastery. At the conclusion of
the service the coffin was escorted to The
hearse by the Gar. the Grand Duke
Michael. the grand dukes and the min
listers.
Although NJ. Si9iaguine was not actually
the leader of the reaetionary party in
Russia. he was the tool of those who, in
the opinion Of many, were responsible for
the prevailing situation His assagsina-
ton. easily expltcab1e in the present po-
HticaI condition, was hailed with joy in
radical circles. Fer a month past there
hal been daily rumors of Sipfaguine-s in
pending resignation, owing to disagree
ments with the governor general of Mos
COW, the Grand Duke Sergius. who has
been supporting the novel policy toward
the working classes instituted by NJ
Trepof. the police project of Moscow
(who has escaped assassination three
times this month";, which includes the or
ganization of labor unions under police
control. The murdered minister's name
vas also mixed UP with the stories Of
financial irregularities alleged against SO
many officials at present. Sipiaguine
speEt immense sums in redecoratfDg his
home. \ single chandelier cost $4,000
rubles. and he was accused OF appropriate
ing 100000 rubIes from the secret service
funds. The deceased man was by no
means talented. and owed his position to
influential friends, especially to Count
Shermetieff. the bosom friend Of Gar
Alexander III. and to the DowageT Gar
ina. who is largely under. Count Sher-
matien's influence.
Shortly before SipiagUa1e was appointed
minister of the interior he married the
elder sister of Count saeruetieH's wife,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-18
A cow IN A BEER CELLAR.
SaloonkeePer Declares Animal Was
Drunk and Wants Damages.

BELLEYILLE. n. J, April 1s.-A COW,
two kegs Of beer. and an arrest led to a
lively war Of words between Daniel Shan
ahan and Samuel Linn. saIoonkeeper.
yesterday, and al BeIevilIe Is wonder
ing how the trouble VIII end.
shanahan is the owner of the COW. q
large Attorney, and in Justice La Eau
cherries court today Shanafan wanted q
warrant for Samuel Inns arrest Tor
driving the COW into his cellar and get
ting the animal drunk on beer. Shana-
han declared to the court that Inns
son had driven the COW into the cellar
OF his fathers saloon, and when de-
mand for its release vas made the boys
father refused to do so until the owner
paid for damage done to the stock
IF the COW had drank whisky instead
OF beer" said Justice La Foueherie,
would Shanahan make q complaint +?
Hardly What a gold mine q COW with
such milk would be to a saloonkeeper! A
little put IN a glass containing cracked
ice and sugar would be wonderful
punch.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-18
Imperial mourners attend funeral
of the murdered chief of the secret
police.

the Princess ViazeTnslSy, brilliant WO-
man, thirty-six years of age. who is now
warm friend of the Czatina- Count
shcrmetief was deeply interested in Lieu
tenant General Prince Yiasemsky. Was
emsky was d former membe-- Of the coun-
Gil of the empire. who about a year ago
was severely reprimanded by the Car for
his protests against the action of the
police during the popular demonstrations
Of the early part Of last year, and who
is said to have left Russia to avoid the
consequences Of his protests.
The death of Sipfaguine may materially
affect the chances OF Murray A. Werner.
the millionaire Pittsburg contractor, Of
securing the st. Petersburg tlamway fran
chfse, as the deceased minister was a not
able supporter of Mr.. VerHer's PROPOSE
ton. and overruled the committee which
had recommended the Westinghouse offer
The matter. possibly. is now indefinitely
postponed.
Many people think that the death Of
Sjpiaguine viii help the aspirations Of NJ
White. the finance minister, who has long
been ambitious to become imperial chan
celIor, or, at least, obtain control Of the
ministry Of the interior.
Unusually grave labor outbreaks are re-
ported at YezaterinosIav, PoItava, Voro-
nej and Tambov. The details are rigor-
otlsiy suppressed.
officials here privately admit that the
murder Of sipiaguine was ere of many es-
ceedingly alarming symptoms It was
learned that the chateau Of the Duke Of
MeekIenbourg, IN Southeast Russia, was
recently pLIaged and then RACED by riot
ers.
The young clerk, named Orloff. who was
compromised in the revolutionary move
ment, and who hanged himself in prison,
belonged to 4 group Of prisoners who re-
fused food and we're artifcially fed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-18
WARE BEGS SURCEAgE
OF NEWSPAPER PRAISE
Asks Topeka Paper to Omit
Further Reference to Him.


TOPEKA, Kans., April 1S.-Eugene F.
Ware, whom the Pres dent has decided TO
appoint Pension Commissioner, addressed
the following note to Topeka paper.
-Win you kindly omit in your paper ali
further illusions TO me2 am being over
praised. In little while, by the law
Of compensation I viii be over blamed.
GloTifcatton notices viii nauseate my
friends and provoke M. enemies
IF should be confirmed, and then ae-
cept. ard should enter upon my duties as
Commissioner Of Pensions, viii be
handicapped b. these eoEtending emo
tons.
AND when at last my exterior shah
decorate the fence, as it certainly must
in time. my friends VIII have no in
eeative to weep, and my enemies viii have
no restraint upon their levity. Therefore
please don't give them any more
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-18
NEW YORK MEN BUY AETNA.
The Hartford Company Secured by Z
Syndicate for Reorganization.

HARTFORD. Conn. April 18.-The Act
IA Indemnity Company. Of this city, was
sold yesterday TO a New York syndicate.
which takes 1900 shares OF the total is
sue of $500 shares. The price paid is
Sic share. The syndicate is headed by
Judge James n. Thomas and Col. L N
Lindley.
The company IS to be recognized and
the capital stock Increased from $3.50, 0Od
to S500. 600, and six OF the present diree-
tors, Moses Fox, Henry G. Robinson, Ar
thur T. BisselI, H G. TaIcott. James S.
Stafford, and Appleton r Hillyer, are to
retire. The syndicate viii take most of
the new stock to be issued. F. T. Max
we'll. the president, is to retire by his
own wish, but he viii remain in the
board OF directors George L. Chase. the
vice president, viii also retire Edward
Pegram, the present secretary. is to re-
main with the company in some official
caD1citV