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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-16
Fire in Us -Aneeles-

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. 15-At an
early hour today the Rees & N-irsching
block, 21S-235 Los Angeles street. was
almost totally destroyed by fire. to
gether with the saddiery establishment
OF Hayden & Lewis company and the
coffee and spice house Of Newmlrk
Brothers. The total loss is conserva-
lively estimated at S1s00a0. we'll Gov
ered b. Insurance
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ITALIAN COUNT TO WE'D A
RICH AMERICAN BRIDE

New York. Jan. 15.-Count Gianoberto
Gu'Ineli of Italy has just arrived
from Europe. He comes to marry on
Jam 20 Miss Blanche J. 5chweizer,
daughter Of Joseph Schweizer. manager
of the AnSonia Clock company Of this
c-tv.
With her mother Miss Schweizer
went abroad last season. At a ball in
Rome the count was first presented to
M'ss Schweizer. Three months later
when tho mother sra the daughter left
lj3ly The engagement vas announced.
There viii be two ceremonies at least
10 make the marriage binding accord
ing To- italian law. a justice Of tho
supreme court viii perform one Of
them. The bride is an heiress.
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TO HANG WITH A NEGRO.
Fate Against Which Condemned Mis-
si5sipiap Vigorously Protests.

= oxford, Miss, Jan. 15.-The jury y
= in the second trial of Whit y
= Owens for the murder of Hugh =
= Montgomery today returned a =
= verdict of guilty and he was SEN =
= fenced to be hanged on Friday. y
= Feb. a. the same date fixed for =
= the hanging of VIII Matthew and =
= Orlando Lester. VIII Matthew y
= has requested Judge Lowery to =
= have his hanging at a different y
= hour from the time at which the !
= negro, Orlando Lester. will be =
= hanged. and has asked that he be ,
= hanged from a different gallows.
Z he saws he is opposed to social y
y equality and that is why the re- =
? quest is made y
=
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IDAHO POPULISTS REJECT THE
PLAN SUGGESTED BY HEITFELD

and support a straight Populist
ticket in the coming campaign.
There were no PODulists here from
the outside. Those at the meeting be-
sides Chairman Andrews, were ex-
Congressman Gum, State Auditor
Jones. D. L. Bailey and A. G. Whit
tier.
Letters were received from T. ".
.Beatley Of Moscow, state Senator J.
W. Ballantine OF Bellevue and Con-
gresham T. L Glenn, supporting the
idea of maintaining the party's integ-
rity, and Of indOrsing such a resolu-
ton as the one that was adoated.
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Especial to The HeraldO

Boise, Idaho. Jan. 15.-The Populist
conference. called by State Chairman
Andrews, met this evening and official
ly repudiated Senator HeitfeId's plan
OF abandon and join Democrats in a
bod.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That il is the sense
of the advisory committee for the
Peoples party in the state of Idaho
that the organization Of the party
be not dissolved: and,
Be it further resolved. That
the Peoples party should nominate
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GIVE THEIR LIVES IN VAIN.

Nine Men Sacrifice Themselves Try
ing to Save Thirty-four Miners.
Z Breux, Austria, Jan 15.-The y
= water in the Jupiter mine has not y
> subsidized The mine was flooded =
y Jan. Il and the escape of forty y
= three men. including the manager =
= of the mine and two superinten- =
y dents, was cut of Hope OF saw =
y ing the men has been abandoned. y
The disaster was due TO the y
= overlooking Of the River Bila near =
= the mine. Precautions TO prevent =
= flooding were taken too late. one >
y engineer was saved Subsequently =
' nine men cOura geousiy went into =
> the mine a second time and never
= returned ThiTty-One of the vic y
= tins were married.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-16
Postmaster General Sworn In.

Washington Jan 15--In the presence OF
the cabinet. the entire Wisconsin dele
cation in congress Governor Durbin Of
Indiana. Senator Hanna and a number
OF other friends. Henry c. Payne of Wis
.consin was sworn In as postmaster gen
ersl at 1906 O'Clock this morning in the
cabinet room al the White House. The
oath of Office was administered by Chief
Justice Fuller. The retiring postmaster
general. Charles Emory Smith. also was
present. as well as Mrs. Roosevelt and
Mrs. payne. wife of the new member OF
the Presidents official family.
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THAYER SUCCEEDS ALLISON.
Veteran Iowa Statesman to Retire in
Favor Of Successor.

Des MOines, Ia, Jah. 15.-At a Joint
caucus OF the Democratic members Of
the general assembly this evening E.
H. Thayer of Clinton was nominated
for United States senator 10 succeed
Senator Allison, and John ]. Seerley Of
Burlington was nominated to succeed
Senator DOlliver. Both men are gold
Democrats and their nomination is
considered quite victory for that
wing Of the party. s. NJ. Casey of
Madison, T. J. Phillips of Ottumwa
and George Cullison of Harlan also
were candidates against Seerley.
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BRITISH WARSH!P SINKS.

y Victoria, Jan. 15.-Hope for the :
> safety of the British warship Con- =
y dor is all but abandoned. Naval =
= men here are convinced she went =
, to the bottom during the recent ty- :
, phoon. while on her way from =
= here to Honolulu. The admiralty =
, officials will dispatch the Pheasant =
y Saturday IL search of her.
~ 80 y y y =
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RANSOM PARTY NOT IN
DANGER OF CAPTURE

Session Mass. Jan. l5.-At the offices
q. loe Ar,ericar board Of American mis-
s''narles little anxiety was felt today
lor Miss stones rausUm party. IL is
Nollted out that the party was composed
~ men of discretion. who know the coun-
y. No word is expected from them I'M
II tEeir work is done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-16
BELIEVES OOWIE ELIJAH.
Son-in-law of Salvation Army Lead
er Expls ms Detection.

er Expleins Detection.
No." York, Jan. 15.-Copies of Leaves OF
.l.'ns. Dowie's pJblicauci. have
reached this city with letter which
throws additional light upon the resigna-
..H FROM the Salvation army Of General
,....n IS son-iu-law and daughter. Mr.. ana
rs. hooth-Cr5beru. The letter is dated
-.... ". 1901. and was written from Zion
es-.H Castle Liebburg. Lake Constance.
'...... .1ar-and. Tn this letter Nj. Booth
'..1frU writes:
nave decided 90 offer myself to YOU.
I doctor for Zion. and do so. firmly
wing it 90 be he will of God. ] had
' --lI~ of starting a separate mission
.. , ~'l llEhe aoOut the Elijah matter. as
..'. was the great OBSTACLE To me "a
..-l Only Doe q SiEa.tiC error or gi-
-.... truth. filled with unspeakablc
-..'.,H.ally. even though Elijah was man
".t. passions like ourselves
3D.. .aEe it that you come in the spirit
~. powers of Elijah and as the heralc
,.. second coming, the baptist OF the
N-.I.Hriai dawn"
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%@%&7 - = = = !
= AWFUL MANIA OF A CHILD. :

= Wichita, Kan, Jan. 15.-Neilie I
= Cornelson. the 1l-year-old girl who (
= killed her baby sister with a razor 4
q yesterday and charged her 5-year- I
= old brother with the crime, con- I
= fessed today that she did II, but I
= was unable TO assign any reason I
, for the act. She said the notion to I
= kill her sister came into her head I
q and that she could not resist her I
= sudden passion for blood I
= \ = 4 . = , y \ b y y y I
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New Mining Exchange.

Colorado Springs. Jan. 1.-THE new
mining exchange in Colorado Springs
was opened today for the first time
This evening the Colorado Springs
Mining association held a banquet at
the Antlers hotel in honor Of S c.
StrattOn. the multi millionaire, who
OWNS the new exchange building.
There were 1S9 persons at the tables.
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Cummins the Hawkevs Govsrnor

Des Moines, Ia. Jan. ia B. Cum
Minis was officially declared elected
governor, and John Herriott lieutenant
governor, this afternoon.
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Exposition Work a Union Job.

St Louis No. Jan. 15.-The work OF
constructing four miles of wood fence
enclosing a greater part of the Worlds
fair site, has been made a union job.
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SOUTH TO BOYCOTT THE
UNCLE TOMS CABIN SHOWS

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 15.-At a meet
ing OF a special committee appointed
by the Albert Sidney Johnston chap
ter Of the Daughters of the Confeder-
acy today it was decided 70 begin an
active campaign against the prOduc-
ton OF Uncle Toms Cabin.
Resolutions were adopted -pledging
the members of the chapter TO work
in every possible way possible TO pre-
vent the play from being put on any
stage in the state, and the book was
denounced as a base libel on the south
and especially on the institution Of
slavery.
The resolutions state that Harriet
Beecher Stowe expressed regret that
she had written il after learning the
true condition Of affairs in the SOUTH
No action was taken regarding an ap-
peal to the Kentucky legislature.
Paducah. Ky. Jan 15.-The local
chapter Of Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy today passed resolutions ratify-
ing the action OF Lexington chapter
and calling on the legislature TO pass
a bill prohibiting transportation OF
Uncle Toms Cabin in the state.
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New York. Jan. 15.-MayOr Low has
sent a telegram to the secretary Of
state, suggesting that the federal gov
eminent and the city of New York
arrange consistent plans OF entertain
ing Prince Henry. so that there will
be no conflict OF functions.
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silver 55lzC per ounce.
copper l07sC per pound: New York. 1lcl
Lead. local qVCtatioE, $50: New York;
't nH.
Evening star., 1902-02-18
PASSED BY THE SENATE.
Bill for Establishment of Permanent
Census Bureau

The Senate yesterday yesterday after
noon passed the bill establishing perma-
nent census bureau. The discussion Of the
bill yesterday related principally to the COL
lection and publication by the director Of
the census of statistics respecting the pro-
duction OF cotton. Mr.. Allison vigorously
opposed the provision, maintaining that the
cotton statistics gathered by the Depart
ment of Agriculture We're complete and
accurate and that no necessity existed for
their duplication. Despite his opposition
the provision was inserted i'm the bill.
Mr.. Money proposed AN amendment tn
the amendment so that the bulletins should
be issued weekly. beginning September l.
of each year. and extending to and in
Guiding February I.
The amendment to the amendment was
agreed to and the amendment amended
then was adopted without division
Mr.. Allison moved that the paragraph
authorizing the director of the census to
collect cotton statistics be stricken out
but the motion was lost
Section Of the bill, on motion of Mr.
McComas. was amended as to provide
that the four chief statisticians should be
appointed by the director with the APP
proval of the head of the department -
which the census office shall be attached.
After some further informal amendments
We're agreed to the bill was passed.
The following bills then We're passed:
To promote the efficiency of the revenue
cutter service, the principal feature of the
measure being provisions for the retire.
ment of revenue cutter officers: authOriz-
ing the Secretary OF the Navy to give to
Harvard University certain colors. silver
cup and Nordenfeldt gun: providing for
the appointment Of w II. Crawford as an
assistant engineer of the navy on the re-
tired list; authorizing the Secretary of the
Navy to appoint Geo ii. Paul a warrant
machinist in the navy: providing for the
retirement of petty officers and enlisted
men of the navy: to provide for the extern
sion of the charters Of national banks.
Mr.. Aldrich. chairman Of the finance COM
mittee explaining that the measure ex-
tended new privileges to national hanks
but simply enabled those whose charters
were about To expire to renew them: au-
thorizing the commissioner of internal rev.
enue to return bank che cks. drafts. ccr-
tificates of deposit and orders for the pay
ment of money having imprinted stamps
thereon to the owners thereof: to place
Henry Biederbick. J. II. Frederick. Francis
Long and Maurice Connell. survivors of
the Lady Franklin Bay expedition, on the
retired list of the army.
The Senate then, at 447. on motion OF
Mr. Cullom, went into executive session.
and at 4:.,5 pm. adjourned.
Evening star., 1902-02-18
Farmers Convention at Sandy Spring

A farmers convention IS to be held at
the Sandy Spring Lyceum Tuesday next.
beginning at 10 am. which will be open TO
the public.
The following questions will be discussed:
AT present prices of feed and dairy prod
nets can a large herd Of cows be profitabiy
kept on a small farm in this vicinityF
aThe treatment Of the wheat crop from
seed time to market. How to grow ana
cnre cow peas to best advantage and which
r. the best variety for this latitude?" rs
the money received for the lumber an ade-
ouate compensation for the depicting Of our
forests fields and roadsides OF the fine oak,
hickory, walnut and poplar trees that are
being cut and soldr' "H0w to probably
crow early potAtoe0"
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Mr.. Bergman as Entertainer.

The monthly meeting of the Mems Club
Of the Luther Place Memorial Church was
held last evening in the chapel A short
business meeting, presided over by the
president. DR.. w. X. Butler, was held In
the early part OF the evening. At the So
cial meeting following Mr.. Clifford K
Bergman was the entertainer Mr.. .Ber-
ryman. with crayon and paper, rapidly
made sketches of many Of the prominent
personages of the day. as well as Of some
who have recently passed or the stage of
action. together with those Of a number of
the gentlemen in the audience.
At the close OF the exhibition Of the car
toonist's skill Mr.. T. B. Easily. accom-
panied by Mr.. c. e. Beatty, rendered sew
eral vocal numbers with fine effect. This
meeting of the club was for the members
Of the club and their men friends.
Evening star., 1902-02-18
MR.. HoBSON'S RETIREMENT.
Presidents Message to Senate RECON-
1nending Such Action.

The President yesterday afternoon sent
to the Senate a message recommending the
retirement of Naval Constructor Richmond
p. Hobson and in accordance with this rec
ommendation Senator Gallinger Immediate
ly introduced a bill providing for Mr.. Hob
sons transfer to the retired list. In his
message the President gives as his reason
the trouble that Mr. Hobson has had since
1900 with his eyes and recites the history
of that trouble. 1t appears that In June.
1900. he was admitted to the naval hospital
at Yokohama. Japan. when. according to
the records. he suffered from weakness OF
the eyes and retinitis. which infirmities. II
was stated. had been contracted while on
duty in repairing ships at Hong Kong In
January. 1892. he was examined by q retir-
ing board. which decided that his incapac-
ity was not such as to justify retirement.
Mr.. Hobson claimed that the work he has
to do as a naval constructor examining
blue prints and plans and looking after con-
structiOn about navy yards. Is OF q charac-
ter to prevent his eyes from again gaining
their former strength
Evening star., 1902-02-18
Annual Reunion and BANQUET.

The Union College Alumni Association OF
Washington has arranged to hold It's an
nuaI reunion and banquet at the Hotel Ra-
leigh on Monday evening. February -.
President A. v. v. Raymond viii come on
from Schenectady, N. Y. for the evening.
The association has a membership OF about
ATTY alumni OF the college OF the profess
uolal schools at Albany. Chief Justice
Charles G. Mott OF the Court OF Claims Is
president of the association. and Norman
e. webster. r., secretary.
Evening star., 1902-02-18
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
Groom modern house near Lincoln Park; val.
re 4,OOO: for larger house, about $500.
Fine 10 room house Columbia Heishts: 1st
floor kitchen; new and desirable; west OF 18th
ST.; for Rouse in northwest about same price
Conveniently located near l4th ST. ear line:
10-room house. with LIST h0Or Kitchen tiled
bath. ETC.; value, 5000: for house further west
pay cash difference about e 600.
Let Us know, what yon have to exchange.
Chances are have Just what you desire Please
call MOORE HILL Qnc3 tit 14th st. NV.
feiSSt
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-TRACr l4M ACRES ON DANIEIA
and ROCK CREEK FORD ROADS, directly oppo.
site ROCK CREEK PARK: CITY WATER. con.
venient: fashi0nable location Tor summer home;
few minutes from CO: line. JAMES a. 0kEEN.
I'll l4th st. 0e11s1us
Evening star., 1902-02-18

@0llAMD=A LIME,
NEW YOKK-KOTTERDAM, VIA BOrLOGNE S. NJ
stssnsS ss's 'ss's" ROTTERDAM Mar. !. 10 A.n
steamer AMSTERDAM. .......... Mar. s, 10 AN.
s'sansf s~'asS's" @TATlENWAMnar Is. 10 A.M
Apply to Holland An,erica Line. 80 B'way, n. Y.
L. L. DROOp & SONS. 925 Pa. ave-; G. w MOSS
14I1 G st. NV. Agents for Washington
ial6-th. So -62t& IL l. tu. thE 2Gf
Evening star., 1902-02-18
FOR SALE-LoTs.

FOR sAiE-yERY yALIAkIE CORNER fon
r. n ps,c: yrs a sna N &C. rap Settle sze n sy
SIKABIE LOCALITY and WHERE APART-
MENTs would READILY rent
felS-t.th.s.at STONE Z FAIisfAx. s06-s NV.
fOR sAIl-WE HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED IN
number Of very desirable busidinE lots in the best
both Colunbis and washington Heights), to sell
same at Y sry low prices.
fel5-3t MOORE 4 Hill. Gnc.,. III 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-BEAuTIFUI. BUIIDING LOT IN
I.ANIER HEIGHTS: overlooking In rear;
cite ror 10 W he se
cheap r. ". WALKER son. 1905 +. fe15-3t
FOR sAIE-ONE OF THE CHONEST AFART-
St. 80 feet on vermont ave, with loft. alley on
sss ssne 'srssf sTcsR falhFss f1d * st. NV
Pleasant; &c. ssc. and 50c- IT,; streets grad
60; s.desaio :. sewer and and water scs ono -
FOR .,s sAiE,oNLY e. 500 LOT % Fl; E; TIDE;
within 100 feet Of Conn. ave.. north OF Dupont
feis.s stone FAIRFAX. sos-ses St NV.
IOR SALE : BUH.DERs AND srEcuLAroRs.
will cost You but 1900 or s.. 500. on a square
where houses rent from $40 to 500 and sell from
: weeks, $4,000 $4,000 and ;7.ooo. No vacant
sts feiss = STONE 'SSs & FAIRFAX. soesos ST. NV.
FOR sALExAPARTMENT Exa!pAs SITES;
Southeast corner Of eth and N sts. NV; size
2x11s; will take amount of lst loan and interest
Northeast corner of 10th and n sts. nv: size
49xI2D: owner. resident. will consider any
reasonable Offer.
as.7 feet fren. the north side Of Washing
ton Circle: 3.506 square feet; you Gun secure Il
bargain In this let
6e115e side and rear alleys. west Of 1ith;
hest Sft In off for
Corners Of 14th and Princeton. l4ih and CO.
lnmbia sts. 18th and Yale. 18th and Roanoke SITS
fel5-3 STONE & FAIRFAX. so6-Sos st. NV.
For SALE
Best ground in Washington Heights. Baltimore
st. near Col. road: any width desired: 16foot al
ley In rear: cheaper than Surrounding property.
fe15-3t H. W. WALKER < son. 1Oo6 + NV.
Handsome Building Lot,
\ st. bet. 18th and 18th NV.
a5xI12 to 25-ft alley.
Good two-story brick stable on rear.
feis-st Il. ". WALKER & son. 1905 f NV Nv
For SALES LOTS. ABOUT 2o,loo TO ALLEY,
EETWEEN n AND n; WEST OF 2oTH ST.
fe1sth, ,s&tuast-8
FOR SALE -wEIL.LOCATED LOTS NV. Ne
and s.w.. with party walls and all street improve
ments: years time at 4es to responsible par
ties OWNER. Box 200. Star Office. fc13-6ts
FOR SALE
FORTUNE KNOCKS AT EVERY MANS DOOR
AT LEAST ONCE.
Remember. fortune knocked at ycur door when
you offered lots in Old Columbia Heights
at 30 to 35c. and you refused to admit the much
cherished visitor. Delay now and you will miss
even n better chance at North Columbia Heights
the city has just commenced to grow along
the lines Of 18th and 14th streets. Lots 25 w
100 to so by 125 to 15-foot alleys. Prices. 3Oc
to 35c square foot. Terms. $50 to $1OO cash
aEd SIS to $2O monthly one third cash. balance
]. 2 and years.
For full particulars drop postal telephone for
new 16-page illustrated booklet, plat dc Car
riage free to the property. Money loaned to
build. FULTON II. GORDON
7O4 14th at. NV.
felo-7t Telephone Main 59S-
FOR sALE-1DT AT THE POINT OF 18TH ST.
and New Hampshire NV, 80 feet on each
street; price. SIS 900 Apply to
fe111St> l.. b. WALKER. Pottsvle, Pa.
rnYTN rY0r1AY
Evening star., 1902-02-18
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E. 8. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE Co
DAILY STEAMERS FOR RIVER LANDINGS.
nesday at 4 pm. for Colonial Beach, Coltsn's
and intermediate landings and landings In Wicom.
leo river and st. Clements hay, Md, and Nomini
aud Lever Machodoc creeks Va saturdays at
am. for Colonial Beach and intermediate landings
and Bushwood Rock Point, CoIton.s, CurriOnsan
and landings In Nomini creek. =
Also Brent's and Chapel Point. Saturdays dows
TSlTED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
WAsHlNGTON D. C.. TO GLYM0NT. Nd.
and intermediate landings. 80
The STEAMER E6TELI.E RANDAlI-Dafly m.
eeRt Sunday. $50 an. Ksturning about s:so pm.
Passenger accommodation nrst-class. Freight
ceived until the hour Of sailing.
T. 9: RANDALL Manager. phone l7a6. GEO.
'phone. l7os. WIN. II. REARDON. Agent. 1iex.
aDdE1A. 'phOne ~. oc8-tf. -
Evening star., 1902-02-18

Potomac River ROute-Wlnfer Dchednle.
On and after December Is the steamer Potonae
viii leave 7th st. wharf every THURSDAY at pm.
for Baltimore and river landings; returning leaves
Baltimore. pier No. O. Light st.. every Tuesday at
nofnings: Al river freight must be prepaid. Bal
sinoes. Phiiadelpais ana Ne" York freight e.
1rst-chss. sTEPHENSON 4 Bro. 1gts. Teis-
phons Main 146 dez8-tf, II
Evening star., 1902-02-18

FOR SALE-IDT AT THE POINT OF 18TH ST.
and New Hampshire ave- NV, 80 feet on each
street; price. SIS, 900. Apply to
fe11-7st' l.. b. WALKER. Pottsville Pa.
Evening star., 1902-02-18

WASHINGTON PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS.
Modern dentistry At moderate prices.
NE. Cor. At 9Th and nv. 'PAoas Z 3ol q.
no22-d,4
Evening star., 1902-02-18

MONEY TO LOAN On DISTRICT REAI. ESTATE
mt current rates of interest. RENTING OF
PROPERTIES given special attention
nnT-tf HERBERT 4. GILL. 1919 i st. n
Evening star., 1902-02-18
ATTORNEYS

CHASE ROYS, ATTY-WuLS DRAWN WITH
care: divorces obtained on easy terms: all othee
equity cases. 25 years. practice. Consulta t1nn
free. Room TO- 681 NV. t4th noor). fe0-26ts
CHARLES q. BUNDY
COmmissioDef Sf Deeds for New York and All oth.,
states and territories. Fendau buiidiae cor ~
st., opposite City Hall. Phone 1919. su28l n"
CAMPBELL CARRlNOTON, ,ATTORNEY-AT "
Webster Law building. COS ct. NV, Waahins.
ton, DO. Residence. No. Mount Vernon FIatS
New Yurk ava. and 9th st. nv. se1S
Evening star., 1902-02-18

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
Firm. comfortable, durable. beautiful undeteet.
able. able. pa gsiniess' ,.o. = Dr.. l. wilson.