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RAILROADS
WASHINGTON ALEXANDRIA,
AND
MOUNT VERNON RAILWAY.

FsOSa Station. Pennsylvania Ave and Is5z St
n effect November /. 1901.
For Aex5nd-i@--Week days, $50, 700, $50
500. 800. S.59 9:e5 1000, 1925. 100. II 3;
q. m: xI2-05 I2-30 I2:45 II ,05 I.15. 2-o0- $50
xS:02, $50. s:59, x4;l4. s=SS 4s5i. sos, x5:22.
$40 sec. $50 so6, 100, 500, s;45 $50, lois.
11:so, I1:59 D. N.
sundsys-T:45. 300, s:45. 1879. 100 1850 =
m; 100 noon: 1880, leo 30. goo, 49, see,
$50, 400, 49, 800 $50. &C., $50, 100. 5.So.
500. s:45, $50 I0:15, II.20. 1850 p m
FOR Mount Eesaon-Week days: $50. 500.
1000. Hoo a N, xI2-05, Il .e5, eco. zSs0z
S4:4. 15-ZZ LOO. go D m.
sundays-9so9 = H., z!o9 noon. 200, $50,
SEQ, 700, $50 .. N.
For Arlington and Aeueduct Rridge-Wesk
aays: $50. 7:94. 7:S0 500. s:29, $50, s-25
1000 I1:oo a n, 'I27a5. 1880 sf2:45. los
! 70, 200. $3.50. 2s02 g 30 asa 4.3s, 81
By. G:Gs, $50, 1906. SEQ p m
SCNDAYS-7:{5, 900. 9;s5, 1910. 100
IL 80 a. n, 12s00 nooB $780, loo = 80, Zoo
go 500, $50. 800, $3.50. $780, 'S.Ss
500. 800. 100 -7:S0 500 p n
Express so Arlington only.
kaTceIs carried Baggage checked.
J. GOWN, Superintendent.
e. 2 ABBOT. President
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
500 P NJ DAMY-cineinusti and St. Louia
Spec1ai-soiie tr7iD for Cincinnati Pullman
eleepcTs to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville In
dlsnapolls, and st. Louis without change Con-
gection for YfrpiHis Hot Springs. Dining car
HaFlor Cars Cincinnati TO Chicago
II 10 r IL DAILY-F. F. Y. Limited Solid
uain Ior cincinnati Pullman S1sepers to Cincin-
1ati. Lexington. ard Louisville without charge
compartment sleeper to Virginia Hot Spring
aaiiy' except Sunday. Dining car Sleeper.
cincinnati 70 Chicago ard St Louis
lo-5l A NJ (EXCEPT SUNDAY0-Washingtn
and O!d Point Special Less than 81 hour train
70 oid Point CgmfoTt via Richmond Only ali
rail route
Reservation and tickats ~ Chesapeake and Ohio
ohlecs. 5l5 Pennsylvania Avenue; COZ 18th Street
near ?, and at the station. Telephone call. Main
l4fl for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service
H. W FULLER
Telephone fam 1856. Gen. Pazezrer AGENT.
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SOUTHERN nAILnAY.
Sshedule corrected to April p. 1862.


Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.
sol q N Daily. Local Tor Earrison6u-z, Var
Eenton, Charlotte and way stations
io:51 a n. Daily. Washington, Richmond and
Florida Limited Firs1-cIass coaches 70 JzeAscc-
vile, and drawing room sleeper to St. AEEus==e.
Dining serTiee.
HIS a "a Daily UniteS States Fast 4aft.
First-clesz coaches and dFaEIng-FoOu sleeper -
New Orleans Dining car service.
u:57 q. N Daily. Local for Wzrrenton and
4soi .. m Week Days- Local for HsrtSou-
burg and way Etztions on Manassas branch.
$50 p. N. RziIY. Local fCr Karreaton and
s:50 :. m. Dsiiy. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited WA Lynchbutg). FiFst-elass coach aud
sleeping car to Roanoke. knoxville, Chz5Esa00sa
aad Memphis; sleeper to New Orleans. Dining
$50 D. N. Daily. Nex York and Atlanta Ex-
press First-class coach and sleeper 20 Atlanta;
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset Rssts
Tourist sleeper Washington 70 San Francisco.
Pullman buffet service.
o.B , m Daily New Ferk aaa Fleridz *
jack gse.onriIe. and Port Tampa: Sleeper 70 Sun
meryille. Charleston, Augusta, and Connection for
Aiken Dining car service.
1915 D. N. Daily. Washington and Southwest
5ern Limited All Pullman train, club and obser-
walton cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleePe-s Is
Nashville, Atlanta, Macon. Memphis. New Orleans
Daily excah Saturday, TO Pinehur5t, \. c. Din
ing car service
TRAINS ON BLUE&osr BRANCH
Leave Washington SCI 4 n daily, Ise9 ?. n,
and 4-ss p week days, aad 6:25 P n Sun
DAYS only Tor Blueroat and ABS .. n and 6-es
D. M week days, and II-4o p. m. theatre train,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, foE Lees
turs-
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 6:42 a n, $50 n r., rs A. 1879
a m daily, except Mondays; goo p n, 900
D. H. and ESQ p N. daily. LEGAL trains from
Harriscnhurg, u:37 m week days and
$50 p. n daily From Charlottesville. s:zs
a. m and Gao D m daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information De had at ticket ofsces. T05 I5,h
ST., 81 Pennsylvania Avenue. and Pennsylvania
Station Baggage checked through fro5n hotels
and residences
Phone Main III. P. z. q. Cab Service
G. 4 ACEERT, General Manager.
S. T. HARDRICK- General Pass'r agent
L S. BROWN. General Agent
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTERAASTER'S OFFICE, WASH
INGTON D. c.. APRIL q, IgOz--Sesled pro-
posals in triplicate. viii be received here until
9 O'CLOCK P. NJ, WEDNESDAY, MAY q. 1872,
for furnishing during fiscal year ending June 30,
1903, fuel and mineral lamp oil Information fur
nished on application. United States reserves
right to accept or reject any OF all proposals. OF
any part thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for Fuel Tor OiD. "
addressed MAJOR T Z TRUE, Depot Q n
APPS, %. q, myI7 20
PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department, Wash
iDGton. D. c., until u O'CLOCK NOON, NAY 6,
1907 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
20 furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington, D.
g, the daily supply Of ice and pT0TeHdeT for
the fiscal year ending June 20, 1903. Blank pro
Possls VIII be furnished upon application 10 the
Navy Yard, Washington. D. C. 4. s. KENNY,
Paymzster General, I. 5. \. sp25.my2
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department Wash
ingtoR, d. G.. until j. O'CLOCK NOON. NAY 8,
1902, and publicly opened Immediately there
after, TO furnish az the Naval Hospital sad Dis
pensary, Washington. D. c. the daily supply Of
meats, groceries, butter, eggs, cheese, ice milk
yea. ending June 30. 1903. Blank proposals viii
be furnished upon application to the Naval Hos
pitai, Washington, D. c., or % the Navy lard
Washington, D. c. A 5 KENNY, PaymasteT
General, I. 5. \. APPS. N.Y.
DEPOT QUARTERNAsTER'S OFFICE. WASH
INGT0N. d. C., APRIL II, I9O2.-Sealed pro-
posalS. in tripIieate viii be received here until
for furnishing and delivering sixteen draft horses
at Washington, d. C., other railroad points.
Information furnished application. Envelopes
containing proposals 10 be marked Proposals.
for Draft Horses and addressed TO MAJOR 7.
z TRUE Depot QgaFtermasteF.
apTf Is, I6. %. %. .
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PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
c., Washington, D. g, April IS, lso2-SEALED
PROPOSALS viii Be received at this Office BEtit
u O'CLOCK n. NAV Il. 1902, for completing
extension OF the boundary sewer. Specifications
and blank forms Of proposals may be obtained
this Office The right Is reserved 70 reject any
and all bids OF parts of bids HENRY 3. F.
MCFARLAND, JOHN W ROSS, JOHN BIDDLE,
Commissioners n e MILF
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WAETED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-SI8 daily, introducing cur brilliant
EasiIght burners, families, business houses
BANKS, churches, private ard public buildings,
buy az sight; these burners are what the uee5Ie
are locking fer; they do not require q china
ley Ito break OF wick 70 trim, and make no
smoke or Dirt II any coal oil lamp without
sexpezEe OF uoIbles and pTOduee the best cheap
felt and saeaBest hZhti II IS q great mUaey
maker f0T agents. go per cent proGt write At
once and get 20 work right away; sample free
ENTERPRISE MFG CO. B ez3, Cincinnati, O.
n25-eod-zzo
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FOUND.

FoUSD-At Lacsy's. most modern ice cream fac
tory in America, delicious Chocolates vanilla and
strawberry ice cream; made from tie fruit rot
the acid. e0c PSI gallon Also Lacey's special
zoe Per gallon eGiee. 55f As= York AYE. Phone
Main esS. del0-u
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FOR sAL-suBuRRAN.
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN-
FOR SALE-Ten-rcom DWELLING: good new;
Gne stable and other sutbUiidERSSI lot e5xZS3;
fenced; water; shade; fifteen minutes from steam
$500; easy terms viii rent for SIS month
FOR sAIE-Eex eight-room dwelling; shade,
etc, with three of land; near TakeHsa Park.
Nd; $, 2e0; land adjoining for sale; Ave
Toom dwelling and two acres near above, 8, 100,
or more land sdioiniRgi both on easy terms.
FOR SALE-Seyen-room house and all outbuiId-
iug5; ten acres fine ground; thTee-quarters Of
mile from electric and steam road; FIVE miles
from city; price, $780, easy terms; VIII rent
for SIS.
FOR sALE--saburban aad country property in
Maryland: lots on electric line cheap and
monthly payments; farT7s for sale
FOR REST-EiEht-roor house on Pennsylvania
Railroad; bath and range; i've acres ground;
fTlIit; shade; beautifully located: ten minutes
walk from station; So for summer and So for
winter months.
FOR REST-HoEse5 along lire of City and Sub
urban Electric Railway and along Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads; two fine houses
at BTanchyille, near Berwyn; fine cottage at Land
over; two nice houses in Deanwood on electric
''''s' ''' - DTcKETT & DENT.
go ST y W, CITY e24-2
FOR sALE-To close an estate. beautiful villa:
fourteen rooms; bath; private sewer: four acres
OF growing orchard: outbuildings, and every
equipmest Of lne suburban home. at Berwyn
Nd: near steam and electric railways CHARLES
SHEPARD, 6I7 ST NV. e24-6
FOR SALE-sIoo down. balance monthly. houses.
PIERCE & PIERCE, Vienna. Va ap1O-2Ot
FOR SALE-SuBURBAN.
We have four fine eight and ten-room houses at
Berwyn, Nd, close TO steam and electric railway;
lzrRe grounds, fruit, shade and good water. viii
Il cold very cheap to close estate. on monthly
JOHN J. KLESER & CO,
ap6-1m 6I7 St NV, Berxyu, Nd
BRENTWOOD, ND.-one car fare to District
line; lots 5 minutes walk beyond District, Sis
to $3.50: a few lots, 50x2O0, stih offered at SIS.
On monthly payments OF s.. Enquire ". L.
BARTLETT Loan and Trust Building mh29- est
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-To couple for board OF owner. fur
nished suburban cottage; half acre; barn, chicken
house: garden; shade; good water; trolley or
steam; 5 miles Address BOX ZI6. this Office.
m243
FOR RENT-CottsEe: seven rooms; grounds:
land electric; fifteen minutes from center Of
city; so. HAM ADAMS. 9Th and SITS esq
FOR RENT-To small, respectable family. sew
eFaI partly furnished rooms for light house
keeping; minutes walk from railroad and one
mile from electric car. Gail or address MRS "
A PAYNE, Bancroft, Va mss-3
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
TEN YEARS RENTS SECURE 4 HONE.
You can purchase lots and build good seven
room house in AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
for So, 900. Interest at per c5TII on 5000
amounts to $50 per year, or SO per month 4
desirable seven-room house or Dat n the city
rents Tor about SO per month The difference
betWe cen SO and so per month is $500 per year
Thus THE SAVING IN RENTS IN TEN YEARS
PAYS FOR A g. OOa HOME. Meantime the prop
erty has had ten years development, which viii
at least double the value Of the lots. THINK,
RESOLVE, ACT.
TAFT, 0MwAKE & CO..
60 IIth 81 NV,
Suburban Office:
TenleytOwn. mz5-3
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WANTED-CoIoTed girl Tor general hotsevorG;
no eosking; one from country. $50 E st. NV.
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC

FOR sALE-singine eansriez parrotA. cats. co<9
rabbits, guinea pigs, fancy peulJEy. psa-towlS
soIdfshes, incubators. etc sCE4iD'S BID
STORE. IL 18th 81 az zE-a
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WANTED-Plain cook and ohanberulaid for pri-
vate fa11iIy; aIS0 dreSsmaker Inquire 1885 Ilth
St uE. MI
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WANTED-Good cook. snail family; good wages
giTl for New Jersey, 81; coachman (ciJy). so.
1913 y Y. are. nj
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

FOR sALE-At Mount Pleasant within two
squares OF I4th and Park sts-. good seyeu-=oOm
frame for $. $50 A A WILSON & CO., 30S It'll
st. eeZ4-S
FOR sAI.E-VaIuabIe investment property, Nos.
335 and go Oak St, lie Droit Park, two houses;
one -tare renting for - per month and the
other a dwelling renting for s. per month, the
two renting for 81 per month; good tensnts;
will be sold at the very low price Of s., SEQ; no
less; this is fine investment. DAVID d. STONE
& c.. so 81 e23-3
FOR 5ALE-Bargain: beautiful s-room residence
in northeast. near line; worth 5000: terms,
$500 cash, balance monthly, at $3.50; price,
s., 600. GASCH BROS, 1907 st. apII-f
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FOR RENT-OFvICES.

FOR RENF-ofices in Bliss Building: opposite
Capitol; electric light. telephone iaRito- services
fTee: IS up. ROOM mh2oa
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WANTED Seanstress. $ week; also Young lady.
light work, for Office business 6IS 18th NV nj
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WANTED-Young lady 20 make balloon asCeu-
sions; experience unnecessary; good salary and
long eIE2gemeHt: state where can be seen Ad-
dress BOX 27G, this Office nj
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-House of rooms; price SIS. 20s
New YORK ave NV e25-9
FoR -RFNr-Six-roon house Northwest; newly
painted and papeEed; SO 50 month; eelored ten
ants FUSS CO., 6o5 i2th st. MS. e25-S
FOR REFT-ao5 I'd ST ss- rehtted throughout;
good az aevs; 6-Eoom brick, $3.50 GEO. r.
HILL, GIG I4th st. NV. m2tS
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WANTED-Colored girl as chsnBermafd- 81
st MI
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NANTED-Rapid lady stenographer: Remington
Typewriter; state referelces qualifications; SO
week. Aaaress BOX "a this oficc ruz5-3
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wAHTED-Girl TO take care Of baby Call a
once, SIS L st. NV. MI
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WANTED-Bultonhole hands, at once. Apply
ACNE TAILORING COMPANY, 100 7th St ns-
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WANTED-A body worker or saleelady IN 4 dry
goods store SOUTH WASHINGTON PALACE,
81 ~ ST sw. ell
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NANIED-NoUnS lady to study for stage; thor
ough c0UIse in dramatic art given free 70 LADY
With ambition Address BOX 20 this Office
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wANTED-A girl to do general housework. CAL
at eoS Ith st. ne MSS
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WANTED-At once waist and skirt hands. MRS
SEAL-. 1923 r 81. NV
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WANTED Several hrst-cIass lady clothes iron
sS only expert hands need apply. YALE
STEAM LAUNDRY. a C St rn23-S
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gANTED-TxentY white chsmbeTraids. four
tore com girls for resorts BU RGESS' HOTEL
AGENCY, 5J3 10th st eI
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WANTED-Lsav caavss=eT=; those with expert
eDce preferred. cali after 6 p. m C. A. HONSIE,
Ia Fctra's Hotel, corner nth and C. SIS 81
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EANTED-Immediately girl Tor general house
work 1886 Sd St nv.
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FOR SALE-To close an estate, beautiful villa:
fourteen rooms; BATH private sewer: four acres
Of growing orchard, outbuildinEs, and every
eduipmeat Of fne suburban home. at Berwyn
Nd. near steam and electric railways CHARLES
SHEPARD, 6I7 St NV. e24-6
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NANTED-Women eauvaSsers- Call at GO Penn
sylv=lia ave; hours 10 9: tonight 81
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WANTED Experienced waist and skirt hands.
1ZZ7 It'll ST r132-s
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WANTED-Neat colored woman for chamber work
in exchange for rent % nice bright basement
room also good cook, so. 2I5 East Capital 81
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

NANTED-Young lady FOR light Office work: g
Per WeeE. Address BOY 300. this ofica u,22-S
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WASTED-By quiet and respectable couple, With
children. three partly furnished rooms, for light
housekeeping, during sumter; limit So; best OF
references address BOX 259. this Office. Ei24-3
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FOR RENT-Houses along lire of City and Sub
urban Electric Railway and along Baltimore and
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads. two fine houses
at BTanchyille near Berwyn; fine cottage at Land
over; two nice houses in Deanwood, on electric
line; one fare TO city
DJCKETT & DENT
FSsE = ST Y " CITY GOA q
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wAETEB-RooMs AND BOARD.

HAA FEL)-Bs single gentleman, furnished room
snd board Esar Treasury building; terms must
be BIoaerate- Address BOX %, this Office.
m25-S
WASTED-Room and board for an elderly Isdy:
terms reasonable; home desired. Address BOX
289 this Office 90
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TANTED-Three cisrabcrmaids (White): good 10
.el; colored general worker; good wages IOl5
New York Ave. nv. eI
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WANTED-Neat girl ron Il TO Il years Of age.
g. nurse infant Call u 5i3 Spruce ST. lie D-oit
Ps-t 81
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~AETED-RooMs.

WASTED-By young couple Cno children), two
ilnfu-nished rooms light housekeeping: Capitol
tin must be reasonable; answer quick Acdress
BOX s62 this Office Mas
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FOR RENT-ST0RES.

FOR RENT-5I N ST. sx- store, with rooms;
keys in 81; $3.50 per month; rent free to June
|. F. j. DIEUDONNE, 4I4 9TH st. NV. MAS
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WANTED rst-clsSs cook; lady for general
aousework- Young lady seaHstresS and sewing
girls I5E New York ave. eI
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sI4H&rloNs wAErED-MALE.

wASTElJ-Situati0n By young nan. exDert tv-De-
writer and graPhoPhone operator. with expert
ence IN bookkeeping and general Office work W
2. R. 20 Is 81 NV m224
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FOR SALE-Ten-Fcom DWELLING: good as new;
ine stable and other outbUiidERss; lot e5xZS3;
fenced; water; shade; fifteen minutes from steam
and electric cars; FIVE minutes from city; price,
s, 500; easy terms; will rent for SIS month.
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TANTED-A girl for general housegork- .1l28 St
81 NV el
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Mar is Hell Said Sherman.

Manila, April I77.-The mixed Court
ma rtial which tried llaaj jor i55tleton
Waller, Of the marine corps,
On the charge of executing natives Of
Samar Nithout stri triad, began today the
trial of Meut: % hn II. Day, Of
the marine corps, en- the same charge.
sLLiien Day esttified IN his own
defence. te said. the man shot on
sJanuary lSSsWas spy, Who was shos
by Maj alters orders and added: 8:
ordered Private Kresage to fresat
his head and ordered MegIee. TO fire
at The centre offhIis is back After the
shooting saw eonVulsive shudder
Of theman, IS shoulders, placed dmy own
revolver to his forehead and shot him
dead ordered tie police TO leave
The body on Sae. ground as an example
to the natives.
Major Waller Stesaife that be order
led the shooting Of eleven men on jan
uary 20, but denied oderiEg The execu-
sttion efa man or January 19. He
sadni tied that he vas very III. Sur
geon5 5LoVe testified that Major Wal
ler's temperature on January 10 vas
ElG5. His illness was such that he
was not fitted to command. was
likely he nj ights have given the order
and foTgotall about t. He thought
an oMceg would have been justified in
disobeying hesorder.
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Peace With ihe Beers.

London. April 1 THE Daily Mail
claims to have auth ority TO announce
that bases of peace have been practi-.
.cal1y agreed upon at Pretoria, but
saws that some little time will elapse
before the details o. the plan can be
perfected.
The paper adds that upon finding
the British government refused on
Wednesday to modifv It's terms With
regard to amanesty, the British deci-
sion practically leaving them the
alternative Of accepting the British
terms or breaking up the conference,
vas then communicated to them and
the delegates proved much more req
ssonable.
When Lord Miner, the British high
commissioner In South Africa, prom
ised the delegates one or two seats
on the executive council, subject to
the approval Of the Government, and
pending the restoration Of a response
'b1e governments, they practically
agreed toaccept the British terms.
Some details, continues the Daily
Mail, which are not likely to create
difficulty, still remain to be settled.
Lord Miner has summoned from
Johannesburg an Australian expert.
who is to assist in estimating the cost
of rebuilding and restocking the Boer
farms.
The delegates, eon:lades the pape-,
have acted quite Independently OF
their representative IN Holland.
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SPEECH and REARING
FOR DEAF Ml|7Es
Dir. stapler Of Kaeon Demon
strafes Remarkable Discovery
Before Georgia Asdieai As
ena;o*ian
sociat;8a.

Savannah, April l55sIn the conyen-
ton Of the Georgia Medical assocla-
stion today Dr. Stapler OF
1a1acen read a paper on clinics and
methods Of establishing hearing in
deaf mates. Hes;l Illustrated his paper
with with living subjects whose ages ranged
from 8 8 to 19 years
Kitty Smith, Aronay McBee, George
Benton and Frank Evans, who were
born deaf and dumb, and Clifford
Davis, years old, deaf since months
of agestnes result of measles, appeared
before the association with DR. Stap-
Ter to demonstrate that their hearing
and speech have been established. Dr.
Stapler's treatment IS embraces no ope-
ration, but tsconsists Of manipula alton Of
tubes, through yariations Of air pres
sure, insthe middle ear.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
Beers TO Vote On Peace.

London, April l3.-The government
leader,A ]. Balfour. IN the house Of
commons today mace the following
important statement:
80. After two conferences between
Lord Miner, the British high com
missioner Of South Africa. and Lord
Kitchener ard the Boer delegates at
Pretoria, Lord Kitchener, ,Yhiie rafrs-
ing to grant an arnistt:ce on miiitar..
grounds has agreed TO give facii:ties
for the election and meeting Of repre-
sentatives OF the various Boe7 com
.n1ands to consider the posi.ion.Tne
Roer leaders have, Therefore, left Pre-
toria to carry out this plan.
slr. Balfour added chat it vas not
expected that communication between
the British authorities and the Eoer
leaders could be resunled n less than
three weeks time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-23
Good for Ish sheumatism.

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