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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. HOLDING a PROBSTE COURT
ESTATE OF MARGARET MOORE. be
c-ased. No 500. Administration.
Application having been made 10 the Sg-
Vrelne Court OF ne District of Columbia hold
ing a probate court, for probate Of the last
VIII and Testament Of said deceased and for
letters testameutary on said estate, by James
r 5l3ckiH. OF the District Of Columbia Il IS
Ordered this &Ist dsy d July A. D. 1902. that
Notice be and h-rebv is given 10 Elizabeth
Morgan. John Morgan. Fannie MCFE=l- Richard
Morgan Jane Morgan, Daniel MctuiIlan. Der
laru AiCQuiilau. Joseph Morgan. ,;sae Morgan
Mary t0Itey, Elizabeth NcQuii.a.g. Annie Ne
QuilIan and Michael Sullivan, and - all others
concerned. To appear IN said court On FRIDAY
TIE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER A. ID. 1892
Il 10 O'CLOCK a ", 70 show cause why s7Ich
application should not be granted Provided
this notice be published ia the ''W ashirgtou
Law Reporter and The Times Of Washington
city, once in each % three successive weeks
before the return day herein meutioucd-the
first publication 20 be not less than thirty days
before said return day
tSeaIJ 4. B. HAGNER. Justice.
Attest JOHN r ROI-ZER
Deputy Register % Wills for the District Of
Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court.
T. PERCY MYERS AND ". J. MILLER
auI.s.I5 Attorneys.
" TIE SUPREME COURT, DISTRICT OF CO
LIMBIA-lN RE PETITION or ISADORE
SNoLEESkY, FOR CHANGE OF NAME
Equity 42f46-
on consideration Of the rctition Of Isadore
Smoleusky praying ;hat his name be changed
10 Isadure Small, Il is on this 3lst dav Of
July, Ieu2, on motion Of Th0s ). MaCkey ESQ.,
solicitor for petitioner, ordered that due notice
thereof be given by publication u this order
once week for three consecutive weeks in
The Washington Times and IN Tie Washington
Law Reporter before the lst day Of September,
Iel2
l~caI1 \. b. HAGNER. Ass1ciate Justice.
4 true coJT'-tFst-
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
By J.. p. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk
a-l s. =
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMkLE.

WANTED-Bv lady. position as housekeeper;
WANTEB-By colo7ed woman, washing To do
At home Or work out by the day Call OF address
IFS stb ST. NV eI
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Money Loaned salaried PeoDle,

Retail merchants. teansters, boarding houses,
without security. largest business in y prin-
eipaI cities. TULMAN. Room IoI, 500 '5th st.
Ew. m1E-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

-
good as new. 1888 T IT. NV. q
FOR sALE-One Brussels rug gxI2 feet: 81
yards. fine quality green carpet 40 OH ST
NV. esq
FOR SALE-A lot of good sc5foId lumber Ap-
ply In basement at the Arlington mss
FOR sALE-Boiler and engine: saw table and
saw Apply Coal Yard, lZth and & SIS. Sc.
mss
FOR SALE-Hot air furnace; suitable 10 heat
small residence; condition almost Is good as
new VIII sell cheap Apply al $40 Newark
st, Cleveland Park els
FOR sALE-Chesp. florist ice box Q ft.x5x3; can
be altered for other Use. L. D. BLACKSTONE
18th and SIS els
PIANOS EASILY BOUGHT
You can buy square pianos that have just
been put u perfect condition On 81 weekly
payments, and good secondhand organs, = C
month.
F. G. SMITH, Iza5 Pa. Ave.
PARTY leaving town viii dispose Of excellent
pool table for cash OF diamond ring address
BOY 50l, Jhis otlce. m5-s
FOR sALE-yiolin, az least thirty years old:
grand tone; with bow and case; sill sell f5-
200. address Bon 2os. this Office m7-3
FOR sALE-Fine l-U SO parIor suite, i've
pieces. go; also tao fine folding beds. good
as new, cheap Sl5 9th 81. NV mrs
FOR SALE Remington typewriter and fine
walnut roll-tCp cesa, so perfect order SI5
eth 81 ms mig
FOR SALE-FIae oak china closet, $3.50; cost
sa5. good a. new. 80 OH 81. nv. mrs
FOR SALE-UId mahogany sidsboard: very
Eaei CID glass zI.ob=7 cheap IS era o.. NV.
mrs
FOR sALE-T1srce large refrigerators and ice
chests very cheap Bio 5tH 81 NV mE-S
FOR sALE-oll brick Apply GEORGE A.
FULLER co, 18th and r SIS NV e65
FOR sALE-s25 gr=rhophone, so horn. sI-5G
stand, j. records al 5oc each, etc. all good -
new I WI! sciI all FOR 50; qulcE- address
BON -, THE Office. eeS
FOR SALE-RoI top desk, $3.50; bedroom
suite. $50; siCrbCaTd, SlV5 large gganut ez-
tension table, cost so tor SO; fine b00kcsses,
bird SIEVE maple and mahogany bedroom sElres,
brass beds. extension leather top surrey. ea-
tire contents Of naval officers residence; finest
kind az furniture cheap leaving giJy- s-y sta
s. n7-. doVUstai=s- lnO-S
FOR SALE-A new Domestic sewing machine,
used four months. will sell AZ big sacrifice 4
sold III once Address Bon 1873 TINS Office
1u.-o
FOR sALE-Pure bred collie pups. 1854 Pa
ave. 81 49,
SEWING MACHINES on credit, SOC week;
- VI. al makes; oak and walnut; every ma
chine guaranteed THE GUARANTEE SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY, ~ ~ 81. sly. Open
evenings ms
FOR SAILS for Motto chairs with hair
cushion, 81 for hair mattress Two paris, OK
arm rockers. Si-s5; bedroom and PaTiOT suites.
- % per ~eeE REDAOSDS. 5II-3Iz 5th 81.
nv. CS-U
SPECIAL-CEss gallon port. sherry. blackberry.
CataEb4. or cisret wine for 55c; one box "a
bottles) lager beer, 15c, delivered. THOS. T.
BEAVERS 4Z3 AZ St sw. Phone. Aain 1868
FOR SALE-Cood quality opaque shsldes Htted
70 your windows, only S5ei the best quality
oil opaque shades. J0': hung frees VII call with
samples KLEEBLATTS. llth and II sts. ne.
Phone. Fast zS-D eI0-i
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WANTED blacksmith's portable forge; must
te cheap for cash. BOA 225, this Office es-5
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UANTED-A good steady white barber 1908
18th 81. NV cI
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HANTED-l5 bricklayers gn II St. between I2;H
and 18th ST. rE. rI
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A girI 10 cook and io general house
vora' small family. no laundry. 1i5 Pa ave
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FOR S-ALE-BICYCLES.
STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 fs- storage when we store FOL
75c2 UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY
so 10th s.. NV ms
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NANTED-At once. . ahI,-b0lic5 M f1r
railroad grading Beverly " Va to work for
$50 Der day Cau at aa2 IJsh 80. for iutasgua-
ton Il
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MONEY To LOAN at 81 TO 5 per cent, in Sums
OF 81 900 10 SI9.OOC, on D. c. real estate; pay
OF and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con
Alteration Tor borrowers WM- Il SAUNDERS
L CO l4Qs + st. nv
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR FLEA and lice destroyer, also medicine
for dogs. CATS and birds, 90 10 SCHMID' )
BIRD STORE. 10 18Th 81 NV. lu6-f
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-A verr desirable nicely furnished
Office IN fac Office baildiug. Address BOX
200. tins Office e6-g
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CREDIT TO ALL.

Diamonds and WATCHES small weekly. months
5syuient-. lowest prices goods guaranteed, de-
I5verad Cd first payment, business CONFIDENTIAL.
call or write. ). DRJkEEt. I10l, clrueF Pa
ave AID l2tA 81. upstalrs- LIre with CasteI-
Berg's- au52o
FOR SALE-SaIoon. Husiuess street, center
city; can De handled for 81 90. III }. DUGAN.
6l5 la ave. auG3
FOR SALE-Ssloon: fine corner, southwest;
doing between SOD and SO per day; cheap. ".
). DJGAN. 5I7 Ia. ave auG3
WANTED To purchase on easy terms, countrr
store. with - 20 JOB acre. oi land within 20
miles 90 li.E Apply 19l 18th ST. au6-2
FOR ~ALE-Horse suoeIu2 shop. fully stocked.
in mort invest scctiou- average nine SETS shoes
per de- reasonable. address BON la2, this
l.Fza au6-3
TRUTH About WATCHES md handspring.
b0c. BROWNE. 90l IL n n2l-ti
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TRAINs 81 baUENoNr BRANcH.

Leave Washington. week days. $40 a m
loo p. M, SIS p n, z:f9 P IL. and go
P. m Latter to Leesburg only sundays oniy
s.Ol and o;lo 4 m, and 6-S5 p, N. ~
Blueuoat.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Toa acres located on high land
west q Bcc- Creek PARK. not fas from Chevy
Chase electric cars. At price less than any
land in thar section; owned ny nonresident
who Is anxious 10 soil Call At once for
bargain. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER 80 = St.
NV es-z
4 HOME Also ive-aCrc lot, CHEAP
FOR Nire-Toom house; tvo-acre grove.
SI5.01. 5l4 stewart Bldg, 9th and D.
ms-9
FOR SALE-A ane cight-room s1i4Tban home.
Northwest; @l4 miles west % Rock -'reek; near
two electric car lines; one car fare; house
nearly new AID worth $500. 1t must be sold
within FIVE days. See il at once and make
an offer, and il at all in reason, II viii be
accepted. T. J. GILES, 10 18th $. NV. MA
FOR SALF-Choice building lot on electric
railroad Al BslistOn: SIX minutes ride to and
from Washington; scent fare; price, 800 per
lot; terms, - down. balance 81 per week:
also small farm and tWo-acre tracts for sale.
near city JA5IEs f. CLEMENTS 1906 c St.
NV ms-6
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MONEY TO loan on real estate, personal prop
erty and collateral. J. c. DAVIS, 500 L st. NV
%
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POSTPONED OPENING or Bus

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQtEDUCT. Washing
ron. j.. c. August .. Igsg--THe opening 81
lids f0r Washington filtration plant is F0s1
plucd until further notice A n MILLER
Lieutenant Colonel. Engineers. Eug-S
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FOR S4LE-Cood quality opaque shsuies, Htted
70 your windows, only DC; the best quality
oil opaque shades, j6r: hung frees vii cal with
samples. KLEEBLATT'S. lIth and II sts. ne.
Phone. Fast z5-p eI0-tf
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WANTEU-t'ooi coIorcd woman ts cook ant
NV al
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FOREIGN MAILS.


WASHINGTON. D. G.. POSTOFFTCE NOTICE
Should be read daily, IS changes may occur
90 time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched 90 the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule Of ei0sings
Is arranged on che presumption Of their IN
interrupted overland transit. For the week
ending August 9 1902 the last connecting
closes VII be made from the MAIN OFFICE
follows:
transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY-Ca) At rs p m Tor EUROPE.
per s. $ EtrUria, from New fork, via Queens
town.
60 At 9:l5 p M for ITALY direct. per s. s.
Aller. from New York Mail must be directed
Per S $. AlieT"
tcy AZ II-25 p. m for NETHERLANDS di-
rect per ). :. P0tsdam. from New York. Mail
must be directed Per 5. s Potslar.'
20 At iI-25 p d. for SCOTLAND direct
per. 5. s. Furnessia. from New York Mail
must be directed Per S. s. FurneSia.'
tc) AT u % p m. for BELGIUM direct per
E. :. Friesjand, from New York Mani must be
directed Per s. s FTisslaud.' -
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every dag In the year from foot Of IN
for Fl Monroe. Norfolk. Newport
Sews. and ali points south. by the sG-
- PeEb. powerful steel palace steamers
s.Newport News Norfolk, and
- Washington"
Wash ton 80 pm Lv- PortsTl' th--S:oo pm
~ sI~~antria 90 pm w. Norfolk Geo pm
~ ~ = 9oDroe 90 an Lv. IT Monroe 90 pm
81 n-o1oIE 500 arnIAr Alexandria s 80 am
a. a. p(-+srn,th. s:I5 an Ar Washingt' NJ 90 am
q ezyThrostgh connections made at Nor
- folk With steamers Of Old Dominion
steamship Co. for New York, and Mar
= chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton
error further information apply at
- .,s9er7l ticket oface, Bond Building ltsh
81 y Y. ave, or 7th 81. wharf. Wash.
- Ingto1, d. G.
Phone $3.50. JNo. CALLAHAN. Gen ASF'
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WANTE}s-ThrCc MATTRESSES and tUo chamber
maids IN riry irst-5iass hotel uu G. 5 d. r. r.
open rhe year around: good wages ApplE TO
HOTEL ntNGLEN THlr=uoud. " IA; trans
pgrt5Tiau furnished rl
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ANERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK-sOUTHAMPTON-LoEDoE-
ST. Paul. AugI8 Team 2 eiFslia Aug z7,Ill-Tn-
- Louis AUg-24 liam s. P5a!-Sept3, Ig1.1n-
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PART
EaJerland avg 10. noon iceland. Aug. 20. noon
hrognlaui- AUG y. noon Frir~lIud. Sept. G.uOOn
INTERNATIONAL NAvIGATlOS COMPANY.
COSIPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 s.
\. ". or Gee ". Moss 1913 St y. "
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SUMNER TOURS.

GREAT LAKES. VAST PRAIRIES. bot
SPRINGS. CLOUD-CAPPED NOUN
TAINS- GREAT GLACIERS.
AWESOME CANONS.
CHINA. JAPAN. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, AND AUSTR ALA
AROUND THE WORLD TOURS.
For pamphlet describing all these trips apply
Canadian Pacific Railway. 1920 Pa Ave sus-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Y Dung man and woman BY response
bic house: so monthly guaranteed Cal L.
= SPRUCEBANK, Naval Lodge Building. 4tE
81 and Pa ave au6-3
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WANTED-R0oMS
WAETED-STORES.

WANTED-To buy small store, Northwest
Isusl be a bargain. address BOX go this
Office. ms-3
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WAREHOUSES;.
wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WASTED-IIorsc for ms feed in country: g5od
care taken Room PIG, Stewart Building Oh
and D SIS. au5-3
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

: s5r.ETI EysN laddrca~ excellent. ability ok
scutivel would invest - O1G iu bushes carry
ing position. Address .vitL particulars BON
-. this Office. es-3
FOR SFLE-Fine cigar store. cheap il sold al
once. ,syIeF las ether business price. only
so. t5drgss BOZ -, tlis Office MS
FOR PENT-To frs1-cIass caterer. IN frst-class
ioca-i-y Northwest. furnished Sarge JiaiHg room
and kitchen; 1uarlers 10 thr amount Of 50 per
month Address BOZ ig6. this office aus-5
FOX SALE-TvO lue Showcases and stands,
cheap. sl5 9th 81. NV m7-5
I.AYrNG LJNCHRoosIs and grocer stores.
DUNLAP, 80 St mrs
BEST PAYING cigar store in-citg; only $500.
DUNLAP. a0J r ST. m7-3
ICE CREAM and confectionery; spIeaHd loca-
lion DUNLAP, 900 J = ms
FOR sME- Bicycle store. $40; bargain
Zs23 Pennsylvania ave Aw- m.-2
FOR sALE-saIoou. $3.50 Address rox 200,
thj- Office m7-3
WANTED-A partner With business q lity and
S2-5p8 iu an old established fancy - 5rery and
liquor house. without doubt The brs location
and finest trade ia tAe city Address BOX BOB,
tlis Office e6-3
wANTED-A corner grocery in southeast; not
80 exceed $40. Address C. F. ST C. ST Sc.
The age-herald., 1902-03-02
GREAT RAILROAD TO
 RE BUILT IN WEST
Papers Are All Ready and Only Await Signature of Hartman, Who Will
 Soon Arrive in San Francisco.

San Francisco, March 1-President E. H. Hartman. of the Southern Pacific will soon arrive in this city, and it is stated that papers providing for a new railroad corporation will be ready for his sigma ture. It is understood that the purpose of the proposed corporation is to refund millions of the Southern Pacific securities and to simplify methods of bookkeeping.
 The Southern Pacific has three distinct companies operating it's main line between San Francisco and Fl Paso in addition to a number of branch roads. They are the Southern Pacific Railroad of Califor- mia, the Southern Pacific of Arizona and the Southern Pacific of New Mexico. These companies, it is alleged, are to be m erged into a new corporation to be form ed under the laws of the State. They have an aggregate bond issue of $69 900, = 900. The bonds bear an per cent in- terest per annum and many of them fall due within the next two or three years. A majority of the stock of each company Is owned by the Southern Pacific of Ken lucky The three companies have 5062 miles or road. by putting the three lines into one corporation the services of at least fifty clerks will be dispensed with.
 The main object, however, of the new merger company as alleged will be to re- fund the $6s, 100000 of bonds matured at BE and per cent interest. This means a saw ing may be made of not less than $1000. = GOO year in fixed charges. It is under stood that the new corporation will take over the properties of the three South ern Pacific companies and assume all their assets and liabilities, so that their Atocks and bonds may be retired and the companies disincorporated.
The age-herald., 1902-03-02
CONSUMPTION CAN BE
 CURED IN ANY STAGE
Army Surgeon Says the Fact Has Been Demonstrated Beyond All Doubt.
 Pure Air Necessary.

Denver, March 1.-The News prints the following from it's Alberqueque. N M.. correspondent: "You may quote me as saying that we can cure consumption in every stage" said Major Appel, chief surgeon at Fort Bayard. 'I have never before made that statement, but we have succeeded in demonstrating it beyond doubt"
 General Macarthur, who had been ac- companied by Major Appel from the fort, endorsed the statement and declared he had never been so much astonshed and pleased with anything in his life as the result of careful investigation of the work at the governments Soldiers Sani- tarium at Fort Bayard. The main fea- lures of the treatment that has proven so successful in the pure air of the eleva- ted region are life out of doors. the most carefully selected nutritious diet and ab- solute rest in the case of reduced pa- tients
The age-herald., 1902-03-02
CHINESE START
 NEW REBELLION
OVER 1000 FORMER SOLDIERS EN- GAGED IN PlLLAGING, AND MIS- SIoNARIES ARE SENT TO PLACE OF SAFETY.

Pel1in, March 1.-The Chinese foreign office now admits that the rebellion in the vicinity of the city of Nan zing, pro- vince of Quang See, 70 miles north of the Gulf of Ton Quin is very grave though this was denied yesterday. Over 1000 former soldiers are engaged in pillaging. An edict has been issued commanding the Chinese authorities to afford pro- lection to the missionaries and other for eigners.
 MT. Conger, the L tied States minister, has notified Prince Ching, head of the foreignA office, that he expects China to speedily Nuppress the rebellion and pro- tect the foreigners in that part of the country.
 Washington, March 1.-The State de- partment today made public the following cablegram from Consul McWadee at Can ton, China, dated February 27, reporting the outbreak of rebellion at Mining.
 'I learned at almost midnight that a re- bellion had broken out at Mining in the province of Kwang Si. At the request of the governor of Kwang Si. the missiona- ries were ordered by me to leave mmedi ately under a pledged escort to be taken to Wo Chow. Details later"
The age-herald., 1902-03-02
OF PITTSBURC
 LIKE A MODERN VENICE
RAMPAGE, SWEEPS pENNsYLvANiA lEs DESTROYING THOUSANDS PRoPERTYlo LAYING OVER 5oooo MEN lDLE-THEATRE GO TO PERFORMANCE 

to four feet deep, forcing the household CTS either to abandon their homes or ! move to the upper floors. All of the rail- road tracks except the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago are submerged, and many factories have been closed The Western penitentiary is in particularly bad shape The water has flooded the underground portion and ruined the ma chinery.
 In Pittsburg proper. from Point to Ninth street, and as far back as Pennsyl- vania avenue, everything is flooded Few Pittsburgers have ever before seen the water so deep on these streets. The Ho- tel Lincoln has ten feet of water in it's basement while the Victoria and Boyer Hotels are in almost as bad shape. Wa ter surrounds the American building but no damage has been done.
 The Duuuesne theatre was forced to abandon its performance tonight, the wa ter completely covering the parquette. Although the Alvin was surrounded by water a good sized audience reached the house by wagons and skiffs and the per- formance proceeded. While the play was in progress the water was forcing it's way into the building and almost reached the feet of the audience.
 Business has been suspended since noon. Every mill along the Allegheny river as far as Thirtythird street is closed down. From Twenty first street in the Allegheny valley railroad tracks are submerged and every cellar in the dis trict has water in it.
 On the southside most of the mills have shut down. The Pittsburg and Lake Shore tracks are under water and the Pan Handle tracks are being used to get trains in and out of the city.
 The Monongahela Water Company sup. plies this section of the city and this evening the Monongahela river took pos session of the company's plant, putting out the fires under the boilers and fore ing a shut down.
The age-herald., 1902-03-02
VIII Advise President Not to
 GG to Charleston
PULLMAN FEARS FOR HIM
South Carolina Senator Says It Would Not Be Politics for Roosevelt to Visit His State-Advice
 May Be Unheeded.

New York, March 1.-The Times will say tomorrow:
 Senator Benjamin R. Tillman of South Carolina was a caller on Senator Platt at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday Sat urday). The talk lasted over half an hour. One of the principal topics of conversa- tion was the proposed visit of President Roosevelt to the Charleston Exposition
 Senator Tillman Is said to have been very explicit in his assertion that Il would not be polite for President Roose- welt 10 make a visit to South Carolina owing to the state of public feeling there oyer the McLaurin- -Tillman incident and the withdrawal of President Roosevelt's invitation to the Senator to meet Prince Henry at dinner at the White House, which was followed by the telegram from Lieutenant Governor Tillman of South Carolina cancelling the invitation to the President to present sword to Major Jenkins. Senator Platt, when asked about the conversation, said:
 'l have had a talk with Senator Till man. The facts which have been brought to my attention will be laid before Presi- dent Roosevelt. l shall advise the Presi- dent not to go to Charleston"
 Senator Platt declined to discuss the matter further.
 President Will Probably Go.
 Washington, March LEX Senator M C. Butler called upon the President to ex- press the earnest hope that the Tillman- McLaurin episode and the letter of Lieu tenant-Governor James Tillman would not interfere with his plans for visiting the Charleston exposition. General But Ter told the President that the action of Lieutenant Governor Til1an was not approved of by tht peoeA o1S 5uth Caro- lima.
 The President replied that Lieutenant Governor Tillman's letter would havsl no effect upon his course. but did nos say definitely whether he proposed to make the trip to Charleston or not
 Major Jenkins Declines Sword. Warrenton, Va March Mai Micah Jenkins has declined to accept the sword which it was proposed to present to him at Charleston. $. C., when the President visited that place. Major Jenkins, who is member of the faculty of the Bethel Military Academy here. has sent the fol- lowing telegram to Leutenant-G Governor Tillman of South Carolina
 Lieutenant Governor James H. Tillman,
 Columbia. S. C.:
 You are represented in the press as having telegraphed President Roosevelt at the request of subscribers to the sword recently offered me through you. request ing him to withdraw acceptance to pre- sent same If this Is so I must decline un- der these circumstances to accept sword. Thanking you for personal kindness in the matter, l am,
 Truly yours,
 M. J. JENKINS"