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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-28

In this age OF competition II is well to be able to
Discriminate between the good and the bad OF
everything 1t does not do TO judge too much by
appearances. for everything that glistens is not
gold 1t Is hard to be mistaken when one first
has an opportunity to make a thorough investiga-
tlon aud sample article free Of charge before
buying This is the way Edw. Stevens, the drug
gist, has placed upon his counters the celebrated
French medical compound Blood Wine and his
request Is that every In i'll health, to
whose case the remedy is suited, shall ad
vantage Of the privilege and satisfy himself that
there are misrepresentation. extravagant
promises. misleading quotations, and false
testimonials.
Blood Wine disease by beginning at the
very foundation Of the trouble. It undermines dis
ease : readily disease overcomes the normal
conditions Of the system To cure any kind of
disease it is necessary to commence at the very
foundation and seat Of the trouble. and first set
all the machinery Of the body in motion. Any
physician will tell you that the mortal never lived
into whose flesh the germs of disease could creep
when healthy activity exists. Sores on the body.
Iimples and blotches produced in the same
way that the lungs IN the kidneys
any other part of the body brought What
= consumption: Nothing but sore pus-
emitting, dischaFging mass of sores, which
II you could would remind Won Of any kind
of disgusting What causes It? stagnatiOn
of the vital forces, which causes the blood to
transmit disease to various parts of the system.
That disease In the family has been handed
down from generation TO generation you hear
people say. And it's
II YOU don't rid yourself Of disease you surely
d" hand II down TO your children and grand
children. Blood Wine has wonderful medic
indl characteristic. When you take it. 1t seems to
pass Immediately from the stomach to the blood.
II mngies all through the veins and into the
must remote parts of the body.
IL searches ont disease and heals sore, mat
ter whether outside inside. Ii cures coughs
colds and consumption excepting when the latter
IS In the most advanced stage). 1t kidney
troubles; II puts them in healthy condition, thus
enabling them to do their work. 1t takes the
pains out of your back. the lameness from your
sides and feet Ii cures stomach troubles and in
digestion When person has difficulty in retain
Ing the food. when he has nausea and vomiting
after meals when the bowels become sluggish and
move only systematically. then unsatisfactory,
sud the mouth Is sticky. the saliva thick and the
breath had-theE Is the time take Blood
VIM and receive almost instantaneous results
Women who need strength. who find difficulty In
doing their homework, who feel all dragged out.
whose cheeks cOlorless and whose anaemIc ap-
Iesrance bespeaks the absence Of the healthy sys-
TEN energy. will find Blood Vino positive
nrvrr-failing cure Rheuma tism. muscular and ar
trilar. and all forms of neuralgia shooting dart
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route Of the road so that this result may be
secured in as advantageous way as pos
sible.
Instead of the provision for damages to
the railroad company for a change of its
of the district attorney, which provides for
comforting jurisdiction upon the Supreme
Court of the District upon the petition of
the company in this matter, by which they
will inquire into and cause to be paid to
the company by the United States and the
District Jointly the actual cost to the COM
pany for the removal of it's tracks. This
wording of the paragraph was regarded as
more desirable than general clause for
damages, as the latter might involve ex-
pense in addition to the actual cost of
changing the route. Provision Is made for
an appeal from the decision of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia
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ks and Company, Pa. Ave. and 9th ST.

municipal building would have a more
prominent site If it were allowed to in
clude the street north of the old power
house square, which will make the build
ing in plain sight along the entire avenue
from the Capitol
This was the controlling argument used
IN deciding the question. The additional
area secured was also brought forward but
1t Is understood that that alone would
lot have had been sufficient to make the
change had it not been for the desire to
secure prominent site. According to this
plan the triangular park north of the power
house site will form parking space in
front Of the building.
Supervision Of Plans.
The conferees also struck out that part of
the bill making the District Commissioners
a party to the selection and purchase of the
site and authorized the Secretary Of the
Treasury alone to consummate the pur-
chase.
The price that may be paid for the old
power house site was left as provided by
the Senate amendment at $3.50, 600, the en-
tire appropriation for both the site and the
building itself being one and a half million
dollars.
from any participation in the acquisition of
the site. 1t Is provided that the plans for
the building, together with its construction
shall be jointly under the supervision of
the Secretary of the Treasury and the Dis
trict Commissioners These changes made
necessary an additional change which au-
thorizes the District Commissioners to
cause. to be removed the tracks of the
Washington. Alexandria and Mt. Vernon
Railway Company along e street between
1874 and 18th streets. This provision gives
the Commissioners authority to change the
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MUST TAKE ITS TURN.
Decision Regarding the Omnibus
Statehood Bill

The Senate committee on territories today
decided by formal vote against fixing any
time for the consideration of the omnibus
statehood bill, providing for the admission
of Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arizona into
the Union. The subject was brought up by
Senator Quay. who said that the bill was OF
such Importance as to require early con-
sideration and he suggested that some day
should be fixed for consideration. Senator
Beverage, chairman of the committee.
stated that there are other subjects on the
committees calendar which have a prior
right to consideration. He, therefore. felt
that Justice required that the bill should
be considered in its own time and that there
should be no special order upon this point.
To bring the matter formally before the
committee Senator Patterson moved that
the committee take up the statehood bill
next Monday. The motion was opposed by
all the republican members of the commit
tee except Senator Quay, who voted for 1t
and was supported by all the democratic
members present. The vote was TO 0. as
follows: Ayes-Quay. Bate, Heitfeld and
Patterson; noes-Beveridge. Dillingham.
Nelson Bard, Durham and Kean.
Senator Bailey was not present and was
the only member whose vote was not re-
corded.
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MUNICIPAL 95BUILDING
PLAN ALTERED sBY CONGRESS
SIGNAL coNFEBEEs.
Will Now Face on Pennsylvania
Avenue-Electrios Railway to
;oTg b.
Be Outsedob,


The conferees the omnibus public
building bill have como to a complete
agreement, which was Submitted to both
houses of Congress this AFTERNOON. In max
ing this agreement severed changes were
made in the provision for a municipal
building for the District of Columbia. The
paragraph relating to this building was
modified SO that the House plan for includ-
ing the street north Of the old power house
site is retained In the bill.
This will include in the site the square
now bounded by d and E and 1917 and 14th
streets. together with the south sidewalk
on E street and the roadway as far north
as the curb of the sidewalk along the north
side of street, and, south Of the, triangular
park. .45sss - -
The Senate conferees in their first con-
sideration of this project insisted that E
street should be left open in accordance
with the plans Of the park commission.
But in their Anal consideration of the para
graph it was insisted that the proposed
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Payments We're Authorized.
WILL BE PROSECUTED.
O'Brien, Senator Lodge Says, Will Be
Charged With Perjury,

Senator Lodge, chairman of the Senate
committee on the Philippines, stated today
that the witness O'Brien, whose testimony
before that committee reflected severely
upon Captain Mcdonald and other army
officers. will be prosecuted by the proper
officers on the charge of perjury The ex-
act course of proceeding has not been de-
clded upon, but it is understood that
OBrfens testimony, together with that of
Mcdonald in contrad iction of it. will he
certlhed to the Attorney General, and that
that official will be requested to take the
necessary steps to obtain a legal INQUIRY
quest of Captain Mcdonald. Ae
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You Gam Get Blood Wine This
Week Without Cost.
Read About This Wonderful Cure for
Disease Then Try 1t.

ing pains, dull aches that double up the fingers
and twist and bulge the joints, viii be relieved
by the prompt of Blood Wine" When you
take this remedy You get right the roots of the
evil and become cured to stay cured. Probably no
medicine sold has had as many enthusa site
admirers Blood Wine
We ask you to write to any one of them, make
personal investigation, ascertain for yourself
that all said about Blood Wine is true.
ANY take Blood Wine" It's Just as
pleasant and palatable a summer drink. No
would know from its innocent taste that
it such a powerfully aggressive opponent Of
disease. 1t contains wine Injurious drugs or
opiates.
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ADMIRAL WATSON HERE
Special Embassy Will Sail for Eng
land June

rear Admiral John c. Watson, the naval
member OF the special embassy to the coro.
hation of King Edward VII, attended the
oosequies of Lord Pauncefote, the British
ambassador today. Mr. Whitelaw Reid and
General James A. Wilson, the other men,
pers or the embassy. are not in the civ.
the former having left for New York YES
terday to keep an engagement in connec-
ton with the reception of the Rocha mheau
MISSION: The special embassy will SAN
4th prOXimO. ~
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Read the remarkable testimonials voluntarily
awarded to Blood Wine" Read this Mr..
John I. Foster of Manchester n. H., speaks as
thousands of others speak. It's hard to question
the merits of article when thus indorsed:
- Blood Wine Is truly most remarkable medi-
cine In my Its work has been little short of
a miracle. For some time / suffered with Rheu-
matism of most painful and advanced type.
tried about everything. without relief, and ex-
pected the same result from Blood Wine but
fortunately for when struck Blood Wine |
struck the Rock of Gibraltar. 1t stood my severe
test and conquered my Rheumat ism, and today |
am well man. due wholly TO this great medicine.
To my mind. there is absolutely nothing that will
compare with it. and l have hesitancy in ad-
vising any one In i'll health to give it a thorough
test
The rest Of this week Stevens drug store will
give away sample bottles of Blood Wine to
every calling; bottle only to each person
If you have Ill health no matter what the disease
may be- 90 at once and get free bottle. You IL
regret the time and trouble spent in getting
1t, and you'll never find anything else whose In
fuence over disease is quickly permanently
felt.
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District Code Amendment

An amendment to the District code was
proposed by Mr. Bromwell today by the
Introduction of bill in the House pro-
viding that to section 963. chapter %, Of
the code there be added the following pro-
viso:
provided, however, that all proceedings
begun prior to the first day. Of January,
1902, shall be proceeded with to a, conclu-
sion under, the laws in force at the time
of the passage OF, this act
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The District Commissioners have referred
70 the city solicitor for answer letter from
the Union Trust and Storage Company ask
ing for information as to the existence Of
the office of inspector of -four In the Dis
trict and the character Of his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-28

Is one choice - with Boys
Double Breasted and Novelty
Short Pants Suits TO choose
from that are worth "a and
S.. Plain Blue and Black
Cheviots and lots of Fancy
effects; all thoroughly made
and trimmed; sizes 4 to 10
years. III. ~
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21
RAISE MONET

Two million dollars was the
amount named in trust deed filed
with the register of deeds yester-
day.
1t runs from Duluth, Virginia &
Rainy Lake Railway company to
the Minnesota Loan and Trust
company, of Minneapolis. The loan
will consist of 1900 coupons of ST.
GOO each, bearing interest at 5 per
cent. The company is preparing to
extend its lines to the boundary.
OF the sum mentioned, 1850, 600
is loaned on the road proper, in
Guiding depots, sidetracks, etc., and
the remainder applies to the rolling
stock. 1t is provided that the trust
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21
WANT WEST End Options.

d. NJ. Gum is in receipt of letter
from vice President D. NJ. Philbin of
the Eastern Minnesota railway in
which it is stated that if options run
ming for eight months, can be OBJ
tanned on sufficient properties on
this end of the range to justify the
work, two drills will be put in oper-
ations at once. This statement i'm
plies that a sufficient number of the
several owners of the lands desired
would be required to act in har-
mony in giving the option for the
specified time. The proposition ap-
pears to meet with considerah hle fav-
or among those who hold title to
property, and it would seem that
cQncerted action to induce these
xploi:ations would be advisable at
fhis time. n the event that paving
mines are developed the usual roy
.alties will be paid.-Herald Review.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21
WILL BE IN EARLT Skipper

1900 A>A> NAA' A-~AAS1>A w ~ A|AHs
A visit to the Oliver Snyder pro-
perty on Tuesday found the open
ing of the mine being pushed with
all possible rapidity, and it is the
expectation of Capt Trezona, super
intendent, to place the property on
the shipping list shortly after the
opening of navigation.
The Oliver-Snyder promises to be
one of the finest of range mines,
but in the development of the
property considerable trouble has
been experienced with water. Ad-
ditional pumping capacity has
been added, and this difficulty ov-
ercome.
The new mine will ship over the
Duluth, Missabe & Northern, an ex-
tension of which line from point
near Clinton, on the branch to Hib.
>bing, is now being constructed to
the property.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21
II Cbrlvfr9 Burg.
The Village Of Buhl a Pro
gressive and Growing
Community
WITH A BRIGHT FUTURE.

A visit to the village of Buhl on
Tuesday found the people of our
western neighbor looking forward
to bright year, and making active
preparations to be in readiness for
all the good things which fortune,
aided by Republican prosperity,
may throw in their way.
In the past few weeks several
neat new cottages have been built.
and the town takes on an appear
ance of permanency which is pleas
ing to note, and the new work be-
ing opened, in connection with the
Sharon. is a guarantee of the faith
of the citizens being well placed.
In addition to the Sharon, at
which about 400 men will be en-
ployed this year, there are at pres
ent about 80 men at the Grant, ad-
joining, which property is now be-
ing developed under the supervis-
ion of Capt. VIM. White, and which
force will be increased with the
commencement of shipments. The
Republic Iron & Steel Co. will at
once develep their new mine on IL,
58-19, and a great amount of explor-
atory work is being done in the dis
trict. The town also has a big lum-
Der industry about it, assisting in
making of the place a good town
the year round.
Several new business blocks are
in contemplation, and one, that of
L. Goldman, is now in course of
construction.
The village was formally organ
lied year ago, and the record
made by its first council was good.
At the election there on the 11th
NJ. A. Nichols was elected presi-
dent, w. NJ. Bohn recorder, Gust
Cronberg treasurer, L. Erickson, E.
Everson and JOS. Kasun trustees,
and it will be the: aim of the new
Body to carry out and complete the
unfinished work. This move was
we'll exemplified by the action of
the council at the Tuesday evening
meeting looking to an earlv COM
pletion of the water system and
making other provision for fire
protection.
The growth of the village has
been remarkable, and we are pleas
ed to note the evidence of a contin-
ued faith and accompanying pros
Perity.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21
GOES 10 STEPHENS.

Capt. o. L. Wasson, for two years
past at the Sauntry, has been ten
dered the local superindency of the
new Stephens mine, and will go
there to look after the opening and
development work of the new mine
about April 1st.
The Stephens is stripping prop
osition, and will be opened into an
enormous producer. 1t is a Con.
solidated property, and like the
sauntry is under the superintend-
ency of n. S. Hawkins, of Mountain
Iron.
Capt. John Gill, formerly of the
Oliver and last year at the Sauntry,
will remain in local charge of these
two properties.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21
WILL DELIVER 4,OOO,OOO TONS.

President L. W. Hill OF the Eastern
Minnesota road is in the city,
guest at the Kitchi Gammi club. He
spent yesterday in conferring with
Vice President Philbin and in look
ing over the terminals and other
property OF the line.
President Hill was asked how
many tons of iron ore he expected
the Eastern Minnesota road would
deliver to Allouez bay this season.
He intimated that the amount would
be in the neighborhood of 100000
tons. This will be very important
increase over 1901, when the Eastern
delivered2, ,327 900 tons. Mr.. Hill says
that the Canadion wheat situation
has been somewhat relieved by the
quantities shipped in bond to Duluth,
and that considerable more of this
grain will come this way if the Can
adian Pacific will allow it.
The Eastern Minnesota will pro-
va wy WI SAAA"~ ~ SA0C TIC OONA u I1JC
Duluth Transfer Railway company.
understand that there have been
reports that we were to patronize
the Northern Pacific docks. The lat
ter will probably be pretty busy and
perhaps would not be able to accom-
modate the increased business. At
any rate, we expect to use the same
dock this year that we have in the
past.
"The present indications point
with great certainty toa very early
opening of navigation, assuring a
Ion ger period of lake and rail oper-
ations than usual. The four: North
ern Steamship freighters in winter
quarters here will be made ready at
once to load for Buffalo. The work
of releasing them from the ice will
begin tomorrow. They will proceed
to Lake Erie just as soon as the con-
ditions appear safe."- News Trib-
use.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21

sees shall certify and deliver $4,000
for every mile of single guage
track, and if the interest on the loan
is not paid regularly the trustees
may. take possession of the road
and a manage the property. The
deed is signed by Writ HI. Cook,
president, and Frank w. Heimick,
secretary.
The Duluth, Virginia 4 Rainy
Lake railway runs north from this
city toward Koochiching, through
a pine country. Fifteen miles have
been. built thus far.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21
OPTION on AkCTURCS.

The Duluth Herald gives publ
cation to the rumor that P. l.. Kim
berlev has purchased an option on
the Arcturus mine, depositing a
$4,000 forfeit on a $4,000 deal. the
purchase price of the fee.
The Arcturus is the first Mesaba
range mine outside of St. Louis Co.
to take a definite position in the
mining world. It is situated where
for years nobody with good judg-
ment would admit there were pay
ing deposits of good ore. St. Cloud
parties bought the fee to 1900 acres
of land in that section years ago,
and have held on to it ever since,
The ore body as proven is located
in sections IL and 13, 56-22.
The ore on the Arcturus is said to
be of very high grade. It has the
misfortune, however, to be mixed
with streaks of sand, and in places
with clay. In some places the sand
is said to be free from the iron and
in others to be mixed with it.
Mr.. Purdon, who was associated
with Don H. Bacon for years, took a
carload of the ore to Kentucky in
January for the purpose of putting
it through the process for reducing
southern ores, which are afflicted in
much the same way, and it is gen.
orally understood that the result OF
his test for the cleansing of the ore
was very satisfactory.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21
neW Gown nortb.
End of First Division Of thu
Duluth & Virginia Road
Will Be at Ash Lake.
81 MILES NORTH OF THIS CITY.

81 MILES NORTH OF THIS CITY.
The end of the first division of
the Duluth, Virginia & Rainy Lake
road will be completed about July
l. The division headquarters of
the road will be located at Ash
Lake, So miles north of Virginia and
about 40 miles from Koochiching
The shops and round house and
two big saw mills will also be To-
Gated: there. The name of the new
town to be situated on the lake has
not yet been announced, but it is
claimed that it will be one of the
largest and best in Northern Mimi
esota within two years.
The new road is being built by
the Minnesota Land and Construc-
tion company, a corporation com
posed of the same men who are be-
hind the railroad. The company
owns the townsites along the line.
An idea of the prospects of the new
town may be gained from the fact
that two saw mills to run the year
round, with a capacity of 100000
feet each per year. are to be built
there. AS soon as the mills are
erected the town will at once enter
upon career of lumber manufac-
turing to the extent of 15O,OO0,O0O
feet for year. Two billion feet of
timber is tributary to the mills,
made so by the construction of the
railroad.
It is also claimed that the town
will he the natural supply point for
large agricultural region, princi-
pally in the Little Fork Valley.
1t is claimed that it will within a
very short period have popula-
ton of not less than 5000. The
building up of town of that size
in northern St. Louis county will
be of much interest to the jobbing
houses of Duluth. Ash Lake is sit
uated but few miles from the Itas-
ca county line. It is a body 81 Wa
ter two miles long and one-half
mile wide. 1t is said to contain
black bass, lake trout and other
food fish in abundance.
The line of the Duluth, Virginia
4 Rainy Lake road has been short
ened about five miles as result of
a resurvey of part of the route.
The distance by the present route
from Virginia to Koochiching will
be 81 niles.-News-Trib
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21
FINNISH TEMPERANCE SOCldL.


At the meeting of the Finnish
Temperance Society on Sunday ev-
ening the following officers for the
ensuing quarter were elected:
President-IverR Ruohomaki.
Vice President John Olson.
Past President-Aug. Narva.
Recorder-Abram Bjornholm.
Treasurer-A. ]. Jarvinen.
Financial Rec.-Simon Marjamaa.
Escort-Miss Hilma Aysta.
Inside Guard-Gust Maxi.
Outside Guard-Eli Soger.
The Society hold a social and ap-
ron sale at the Hall on Sunday ev-
ening next, to which a cordial lnvi-
tation is extended. Coffee and cake
will be served at Is cents per cou.
pie.
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21

We are the sole agents for the
Radiant Home Heaters for Virginia
and Eveleth, and noelse can furnish
them. Do not listen to other adver-
tisers. MEsBERG. -
The Virginia enterprise., 1902-03-21

The gauge records of the United
States lake survey show the follow
ing mean stages of water for Feb
ruary, above mean sea level: Lake
Superior, 6O1.76; Lake Huron and
Michigan, 579.21 feet, and Lake Erie
SOFT feet. These stages show Lake
Superior to have been O.37 feet low
er than during the same month last
year, and O.17feet lower than in Feb
ruary, 1895; Lakes Huron and Mich
igan were O.36 feet lower than dur
ing same month last year, and 0.26
feet lower than during February,
1895: Lake Erie was O.37 feet lower
than during same month last year,
and O.37 feet lower than during Feb
ruary, 1895.