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The daily sentinel., 1902-05-28

At the board meeting on Tuesday
several pieces of property were shown to
have been enormously assessed and the
taxes we're ordered rebated.
1t was ordered that contract be let
to j. j. Lumsden to construct a bridge
in tho main road from Grand Junction
to Fruita agreeable to the plans ano
specifications on ale, for the sum of S25l
and the chairman was instructed to en-
ter into an agreement with said Lums-
den on behalf of Mesa county, relative
thereto.
The county clerk WAS ordered to have
the roof and skylight of the court house
repaired and to proceed under the esti-
mate Of j. j. Lumsden OF 1853 for said
repairs.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet Wednesday, May %, 1902 at 10
O'Clock q. IN.
The daily sentinel., 1902-05-28
LEE & BUNTING. Props.
Council Proceedings.

The board met at two o'clock Monday
pursuant to adjournment. Present were
James H. Smith. j. U. Hrrris and Will
liam DitDan, commissioners, Chas. f.
Caswell attorney and b. P. Blair,
deputy clerk. The minutes OF the last
regular meeting and Of special meeting
held May 5 we're read and approved.
The board spent the afternoon in ex-
amining the report of the county sur
vsyor in the matter Of laying out new
road from Fruita to the Utah state line.
The county clerk was instructed to
have the court room repapered and
painted.
Evening star., 1902-03-26
After the Illegal Dredgers.

Capt. w. E. Hodgkins, commander of the
steamer Hannah of the Virginia oyster
navy, has been making raids among the
illegal oyster dredgers in the lower Poto-
mac, and in the past ten days has imposed
fines amounting to over 500 upon masters
of vessels for violations of the Gull law.
1t Is stated that during the past winter
there have been wholesale violations of the
oyster laws in the Potomac river and on
Chesapeake bay, and that thousands OF
bushels of sea oysters have been dredged
by Maryland and Virginia boats and trans
planted elsewhere. The matter has become
a very serious one, and the oyster navies
of the two states will adopt heroic meas
ures TO stop the violations of the laws.
Evening star., 1902-03-26

an order issued by the plumbing depart
ment for the removal of defective plumbing
from premises 1409 New York avenue. In
spector Ingalls, says:
"On February the health department
directed the attention OF this office to Ger
tain defective plumbing the premises
nomed, which Were formerly occupied by
the Washington Y. NJ. c. A. The plumbing
was then in leaky condition, causing wa
ter to flow into the cellar of the adjoining
premises, 14l3 New York avenue. An in
spectfon Of the conditions disclosed the fact
that the work had never been approved by
this office or reported for final inspection.
and was probably done by an unregistered
plumber; that it was outside the building
and not sufficiently protected from the ac-
ton of the frost.
This office took no formal action in the
matter, for the reason that a verbal assur-
ance was given by the secretary of the
sociation on February Is that the work
would be removed at once.
Il would respectfully recommend that the
applicants be informed that the plumbing 10
which they refer was constructed in viola
ton Of the plumbing regulations, that the
same has no recognition in the plumbing
office and should be at once removed or re-
constructed"
Evening star., 1902-03-26
Pleasurable Anticipation,
When Proper Food is
Used in Moderation.

If YOU are one OF those who have
eaten too freely of Grape-Nuts and
have been satiated, we have a word
of help and advice for you. 1t is a
concentrated food, and the system
requires and can handle only small
amount at time.
If too much is taken nature re-
volts against the overlooking. Be
moderate and enjoy the food day by
day. 1t is too valuable to your svs-
tenn and to your sturdy health to
give over. 1t is common fault for
people to overeat candy or any other
delicacy at some time in life, and
from an excess be driven to absti-
nence. But with Grape Nuts it will
richly repay you to start again on
the liked allowance Of not more than
Evening star., 1902-03-26
BRAVE ACTS oF FIREMEN.
Two Local Laddies Commended by
Their Superior Officers.

A brave act on the part of Private T.
NJ. Mckeeyer Of Engine Company No. 3
of the fire department has been made the
subject of report TO the District Com
missioners by w. f. Holmes, acting fore
man of the company, and Mr.. Dutton, the
chief engineer. The reports states that
while the company was returning from an
alarm a horse owned by ]. A. Biggs, and
driven by him, became frightened and ran
away on Pennsylvania avenue between oath
and 18th streets northwest. Private Nc
Keever jumped from the hose carriage as
the horse dashed past. caught the end
board of the wagon, pulled himself in and
assisted the driver in bringing the horse
to standstill by pulling upon the reins.
The report states that it was the belief
of the bystanders that some one might have
been killed but for the act of the fireman
Chief Dutton has also forwarded a re-
port to the Commissioners commencing the
prompt action of Private ]. T. Kicks of
Engine Company No. 1 in extinguishing
a fire the stage of Lafayette Thea
ter, March 22, without excitement or alarm
of any character.
In both cases the Commissioners have
noted the information and have approved
the reports of the department. Firemen
are detailed now at all theatrical and pub
lie performances for just such emergencies
as Private Kicks ably attended to-
Evening star., 1902-03-26

three heaping teaspoons for the
cereal part of the meal, and so long
as you use the food in moderation
you will stick to it, and look forward
to the meal with pleasurable anticipa-
ton. Remember, Grape-Nuts fur
nishes the most delicious tasting
cereal food known, and contains the
certain elements nature uses for re-
pairing and rebuilding the brain and
gray matter in the nerve centers.
The steady and moderate user of
Grape-Nuts can depend upon daily
nourishment of the kind that gives
one that feeling of reserve strength,
SO essential to a successful, active
brain worker. Do not try to cook
this food. 1t is thoroughly and COM
pletely cooked at factory, and is
ready for instant service.
Evening star., 1902-03-26
Order of Gen Miles.

The order for the withdrawal of United
States troops from Cuba was issued by
Lieutenant General Miles and countersigned
by Adjutant General Corbin. 1t is. in. part
as follows: irs ,Est
by direction of the President the depart
ment of Cuba will be discontinued on and
after the goth Of May next. 4
by direction of the Secretary of War all
troops. except the sea-coast batteries. will
be withdrawn by that date. 81 All officers
both staff and line, except those on duty
with these batteries will be relieved on or
before the date herein named
"As officers of the staff departments can
be relieved, with due regard to the care
and disposition Of property with which they
are charged, they will be ordered by the
department commander to proceed to
Washington, d. c., and report in person to
the adjutant general of the army, with a
view to their future assignment by the Sec
retary of War. Those not relieved by the
Goth of May will accompany Brigadier Cen
eraI Wood on his departure reporting to
the adjutant general for. the further orders
Of the Secretary of War.
The troops retiring from Cuba will take
station as follows:
Second CayaIry-First Squadron and
Troops and x. from Cuba to Fort Ethan
Allen, Vt. Troops r and II, from Fort
Ethan Allen, VT, to Fort Myer, Va. all in
the department OF the east. Troops L and
NJ. from Cuba to Fort Sheridan, ILL.,; Sd
Battalion. 10th Infantry, from Fort Sheri-
Evening star., 1902-03-26

1t is used and highly endorsed BY the
best known people in the world
crowned beads of Europe, leading men
in public life in this country, prominent
people of the stage, etc.
1t is prescribed and recommended nv
physicians throughout the world.
Professor Prosper de Pietra Santa of
Paris, says: 81 regard it as of i'm
mense value to the practitioner to bring
to his aid a nutritious tonic and remedy
like Johann Hoff's Extract which viii
act not only as tonic but as nutrient
as well, and which is less exciting than
wine as stimulant."
DR.. Geo. w. Wolgamoth of Sac War
rem Ave, Chicago, writes: For the
past year l have been on a decline.
physically, to such an extent that was
obliged to give up my practice. | was
about to give up hope when | tried
Johann Hoff's Extract. The benefit
was apparent after taking few bottles.
My appetite is now improved and my
strength has returned to such an extent
that expect shortly to resume active
practice. In all my 40 years of expert
ence, ! have not met a preparation
which so well and quickly improves the
appetite and builds up the system as
Johann Hoff's Extract. | have pre-
scribed it many times with unfaiiing
success and most heartily recommend
it"
Write for particulars and testimonials.
Insist upon Johann Hoff's Extract
and take none of the cheap substitutes
offered as Just as good" They have
nothing but their cheapness to recon-
mend them. EISNER g. MENDEL-
SON CO., Sole Agents, New York.
Evening star., 1902-03-26
ALE XANDER
The Late Car of Russia

Caused the following feIsarsm 10
be sent to the Branch House OF
J0hsnn H0M. At ST. Peferyburu:
Send Immediately one case OF
Johann HoYS Extract TO SsEskoje.
Colo. by order of the cxsr. Count
vo1 SchuWaloM
There is no season of the year when
1t is SO necessary to keep the blood in
condition" as the Spring. Johann
Hof's Extract, the true nutritive tonic,
will do it for you. --
Johann Hoff's Extract gives perfect
digestion, makes the nerves strong and
induces refreshing sleep.
1t is the greatest tonic and builder
known and used throughout the world.
Johann Hoff's Extract is not stim-
u1ant-it has no reaction, 1t is true
tonic, a nutrient, food-you retain
what you gain by its use.
1t makes healthy blood and flesh.
1t is of special value to women, build
ing up the entire system. helping nature
to throw off dangerous catarrhal secre-
tious, it searches out the weak parts and
strengthens them.
A wineglassful of Johann Hoff's Ex-
tract with meals is great preventive of
sickness, it keeps the liver, kidneys and
bowels in perfect condition. As spring
tonic nothing equals Johann Hoff' Ex-
tract. 1t is a great builder and strength
ener, you feel immediate benefit from
its use and there Is no reaction.
Evening star., 1902-03-26
ORDERS FOR : CUBA
Secretary Root instructions
to Gen. Wood.
G
TROOPS WITHDRAWAL
--l
GEN. MILES ANNouNcEs STA
TONS OF THOSE RETURNING.
Small Force May Be Left on Island
for Awhi1e-President-E
Palma Talks.


The plans of the administration for the
REIMBURSEMENT of United States military
control in Cuba May next are embodied in
a series of orders made public at the War
Department late yesterday. afternoon. Gen.
Wood, military governor of the island, Is
directed to turn over the control and gov
ernment of Cuba to its people May 20 next
The order requires the Cuban government
to assume all treaty obligations. and directs
General Wood to continue a small artillery
force to avoid leaving the island entirely
defenseless until the Cuban government
shall have opportunity to organize its own
force. General Wood also is directed to
convene the Cuban congress before May 20.
He also is to consult with President-elect
Palma and substitute such persons as he
shall desire for those now holding official
positions in Cuba.
Evening star., 1902-03-26

II TOUNG women generally enter so heartily
W into every pleasure and duty it is great
pits their lives are so beset by the pit
falls Of sickness and danger. Just as they are
entering the state Of conscious womanhood they
begin TO realize the dangers ahead Of them.
= DisOrdered pienstruation threatens the bloom
Of health in their cheeks just as they are learn
ing 70 cherish their beauty as blessing.
Strong, healthy girls, who have romped at play
with their brothers become sickly, helpless
women II their menstrual habits are not cor
rectly established at the start. Mothers shouId
watch their daughters as they are entering
womanhood and that they are well equipped
for the new life. Girls who enter wemanhood
with impaired health are doomed to lifelong
suffering. But every mother can secure good
health for her girls by giving them Wine of
Cardui The result is Invariably natural and
healthy starting OF menstrual tion so vital to
young woman's health and happiness. After
womanho0d has come the danger is not over
cold may make end Of trouble FOR the
Evening star., 1902-03-26
Rear Admiral Read Here.

Rear Admiral j. J. Read. commandment of
the Portsmouth. N. H.. navy yard, is tn
Washington on a leave of absence, and was
at the Navy Department yesterday paying
his respects to the officials there.
Evening star., 1902-03-26
EXTENSION OF TIME DENIED.
Defective Plumbing at 14O9 New York
Avenue Must Be Removed.

Col John Biddle, the Engineer Commits
sioner of the District, has approved a re-
port from o. L. Ingalls,, inspector of plumb
ing, recommending adverse action on the
request Of the F. II. Smith Company for an
extension of time in which to comply with
Evening star., 1902-03-26

and bearing down pains made her life miserable.
That was because she did not know what to
take. Irregular menses affect the entire system
by poisoning the blood, weakening the nerves
and starting headaches, backaches and general
1anguor. You tell woman suffering from
menstrual irregularities She looks pale and
sickly and cold or any little variation in diet
rest goes hard with her. Do not get in such
life. You can be strong, healthy and attrac-
tive. Wine of Cardui is the pure vegetable
wine that regulates the menstrual fow stopping
the terrible pains and suffering female weakness
causes 1t is within your power to secure
health and strength today as Miss Smith did If
you will only take Wine Of Cardui as she did.
II you want to be well go to your druggist now
and buy dollar bottle Of Wine Of Car,lui AMI
begin taking 1t today. You will begin to feel
the good effect. Four bottles cured Miss Smith,
For advice and literature address, giving symp.
toms, The Ladies' Advisory Department, The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn,
Evening star., 1902-03-26

BURCHELL'S
Spring LEAF" TEA,
Really unsurpassed in fine, deli
cate flavor. Preferred by many con-
noisseurs to higher cost Teas-6oc.
lb. Will be soc. when war tax comes
off.
N. w. BURCHELL,
1925 F ST.
Evening star., 1902-03-26
MISS EVA SMITH,
Secretary Of Phiomathion Society of Kansas City.

woman Mt the monthly period. Wine of Cardui
is a medicine to use with benefit at any time
of life.
Miss Eva Smith is n very popular young lady
of Kansas City, Kansas. Her address is No.
6031a North Seventh street Miss Smith is the
secretary of the Philomathion Society, a name
which means lovers of learning" Coming
from Miss Smith the letter which follows
should have great weight with suffering women
who are longing for the relief which Wine Of
Cardui gives.
Last winter I caught severe
cold to which | paid but little at
tention until | found that it was
going from bad to worse and had
settled all over my entire system,
causing serious inflammation and
bearing down pains. | suffered at
the same time with fever and head
ache and although l used the ply
sician's prescription faithfully l
found no relief. | was advised to
try four bottles Of Wine of Cardri.
| did so and my health was re-
stored, and since then have per-
feet conhdencein the merit of your
medicine
Perhaps you irregular because you are not
doing anything for yourself? II this is so, you
could not get better advice than that Miss
Smith gives you in her letter. She waited 50
long and got SO bad that Inflammation appeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
WESTMINSTER HUNT RACES.
MANY SOCIETY PEOPLE PRESENT FREE
LANCE WINNER TWICE.

The westcbester Hunt Club held a steepechase
on the country seat Of Louis Fitzgerald. IT.. on
Quaker Ridge at MamaToneck yesterday. In place
~ the regular run across country after the hounds
-rba new contests brought out than four hun
drad reople of prominence. who came in four-in-
hands coaches and automobiles from White Plains,
Tarrytown. Rye and Belle Haven.
The steeplechase was won by y H. PotteFs Dan
deI louis Fitzgeralds The Colonel, second; Eugene
$ Reynars Kenneth third and ~ G ReypaIs
Westc6ester fourth Sydney Holloway won two blue
ribbons IA "a" ard Free Lance Another Interesting
the pony race b n hd" snd Cold Star
= : Reynai and s Holloway also won ribbons -
L ATnone those present were Mr.. and Mrs. y. c.
Reynal, Nj Mr. a9 Tbomas mas A! Maitland Mr. and
Mrs W " Casweil MI HI:, apd AF PARK Miss Msry
1hepAu Mr. and Mrs Tone. the Misses Tone. Mrs.
Steers Howard W Wrs FISH e W. H. Nelson Mrs
G. d. Ieith and Miss Bessie fhos. me summarize
FIRST RACE-westchester Hunt Cup; steepieehaSe'
about BE- miles ,
Van schaicls b g Adjutor . 1893 Wan S Sessls3
Kinnear aged
O II Perry slso Time 1921
svco>n RAcE-The cup steepechase. about 81 miles.
n \ Pottsr's G vandal, aged. l62 Rob 51so
The Colonel aseea ~ G2;z9crad rs ennett 1872 tey-
& s6d MSon Face isS CSIacla5). fell Time l2''-
THIRD RAcE-Polo ponies; about ,. mile
~ Gould Brokaw's m. Dido 165- la Montasnet
Golden Colder, st "a J. Holloway
Pasha. 100 Potter The Grow. le5 ,Reynap; 9TH, The
Us g. Holloway ana shipper 10 Wan schaicA2 also
ran. No
FOURTH RAcl-Jumplng jumps. # t in: qualified
J. Holioways br g Freelance Holloway
chsP PTGiisn and Alert refused and we're
FIFTH RAcE-Jumping, feet height: qualified
hunters.
: J HolIoways br. Freelanee 'H2JiIoTay3
s sisIsns ara" CRobinson) 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09

well hammered and trustworthy. The directors OF
me company are William Barbour. president Of the
Barbour Flax Thread Company; George Cromwell
president Of the Borough Of Richmond; Sheffield
Phelps. OF the estate Of William Walter Phelps:
Henry Segman. of the banking house of J. & W.
SeIGman and Clarence Whitman. the woollen mer-
chant and prominent as four-in-hand whip. The
company has its training stables on the Phelps
estate at Teaneck. y J.. charming half-hour
ori'e from the Fort Lee ferry. The property there
IS gradually becoming show place with its varf-
Gus buildings and magnificent view
me safes stables are in West Sixty-thIri-st.
snriic5 10, ara Ihey are finely equipped and
ment through the medium Of The Tribune the
eooiilpahy Is making sales in many OF the large
SSlues, especially Washington. Philadelphia Hart
!o'd ahd boston. The company invites the public
10 Fislt either or Its stables whether intending 20
purchase or not. and an afternoon will be pleasant
y spend in looking over the horses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
BIG BARGAIN OFFERS IN CAPSULE FORM
nptly expresses what those Little Ads of
the People are 10 those Interested.
ENGLISH AERONAUT HERE.
SIR VINCENT HARRINGTON. LONDON CHAM
Der OF COMMERCE. MAN. DGvERrs
HIMSELF WITH BALLOON
ASCENSiONS

Sir Vincent Darlington an amateur aeronaut
ana d ueIesate from the London Chamber Of Com
merce 10 the exercises of the 10th anniversary Of
the New-York Chamber Of Commerce arrived here
on the steamer Umbria yesterday He was one OF the
founders OF the London Aerial Club and has made
so many ascensions that he cannot remember them
all He has assembled in Stanley Spencer's fying
machine. and hopes to be able to take a flight in
the machine designed by Leo Stevens before re-
turning TO England. Regarding Mr. Spencer's ma
chine, he said: 1T moves more or less in the d.
rection Of the wind. and goes in circles The pro-
peler is forward instead of aft as in the ma
chine designed by Santos-Dumont. 1t ascends on
an inclined plane The engine is only horsepower
while that on the Santos Dumont machine is So
horsepower. l do not consider il an advance on
the Santos Dumont machine but it is very strong
and safe / think that with more power Mr. Spen-
GERS machine will be able 10 steer against the
wind"
Speaking regarding his experiences in bal
looms Sir Vincent said
Il have made SO many ascents that I have given
Up counting them Ny longest trips have been
those from London to Newcastle and from London
to Oxford. Once rose 1900 feet in a heavy wind
in hve minutes and have sailed sixteen miles in
side of twenty minutes One of the grandest spec
hsh of & e Io@ the sus art a. 9d Of S
feet above the sQuall The next grandest spectacle
that the stars looked like ciouded suns and the
planets like moons. Ny most exciting experience
another man of iiOS feet We LANDED ae n two trees
have made ascensions with English. French and
German aeronauts and now l want 10 ascend with
Sir Vincent harrington was knighted for his ser
War. the TurkO- Russian War and several african
Ambulance Association, which has force OF ten
thousand uniformed men He is greatly interested
some Of the hospitals Of this country before re-
suTnns S aboSl m Is s59 gss4 o Won
bronze medal last August in swimming contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09

SGueegees. otherwise, rubber scrapers for
cleaning streets. with which Commissioner Wood
oury experimental yesterday in FIfth-ave. were
not an unqualified success The weather. however,
was partly 10 blame The squeegees were used in
connection with 'fiushers." sprinkHng carts from
which the water was forced by pneumatic pressure.
After ten blocks OF Fifth-ave asphalt had been
cleaned. Commissioner Woodbury. automobile the
machine. OF President Shattuck OF the Auto
mobile Club. and a couple OF others. with a motor
bicycle. experimental 20 try the sIpPeriness Of the
street The lighter machines "skidded'' as they
turned but the big Psnhard was able TO turn With
out slipping. The motor cyclist felt unsafe. ana
did not Try TO turn. but able riGe over the
asphalt.
Two kinds OF serapers were used. one drawn BY
two hOrses-slmply scraper supported between
wheels-e1d the ordinary hand scrapers. which did
cleaner work than the large ones. That the
'squeegees'' were. better than the old method o.
street CLEANING was shown when the automobiles
tried TO turn On pavement sprinklsd IN the ola
fashioned way. There President Shattue@s4
heavy auto slipped and slid when IL turned. while
the motor cycilst was afraid to ride at all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
BLIND GIRL BECOMES NUN.
DAUGHTER OF LATE NETWORK HOTEL
PROPRIETOR TAKES FINAL vows.

Montclair. n. J.. Nov. (SpeciaD.-Attired in
a gown OF white satin wearing long veil and
carrying orange blossoms. symbolizing the bride
of the Church. Miss Madeline G. Wallace.
daughter OF Mrs. Katherine Wallace. OF No A
North Fullerton-ave. in this town. took the
final vows this afternoon member OF the
Sisters OF ST. Dominic at the convent in Newark.
Miss Wallace, although totally blind and deaf,
Is said TO be the only woman in the world at
fiicted in this way who has been admitted TO a
Roman Catholic CIoister.
After the ceremony was over Miss Wallace.
who takes the name OF Sister Mary OF the Inn
maculate Conception. received the congratula-
tions of her friends. at the close OF which she
retired and donned the white habit Then
farewell was taken OF Miss Wallace by her
friends through a screen This was followed by
another ceremony in the cioister. when the other
sisters OF the order embraced the new sister.
Miss Wallace is the daughter OF the late John
F. Wallace, who at one time proprietor OF
the Hotel Wallace. New-YOrk- She was born
in New-YOrk in 1851, and when six years old
she became pupil at ST. AIMS school. and
few months later stricken with scarlet
fever. which, after a long sickness. left her
totally blind. and with her hearing gone