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STEAMSHIP LINES FROM
MEXICO TO THIS COUNTRY
Government Grants C0nCeS-
sions TO New Companies.
IN NATURE OF SHIP SUBSIDY

The ''Ygcatan Steamship Line" to
ply between Progreso, Yucatan. and
New York, has been granted a concession
by the Mexican Government. Notifca-
ton Of the concession has been given 10
the State Department by Consul ". ".
Canada. at Vera Cruz.
The line has the privilege Of stop
ping at Vera Cruz. Tamoico, Galveston,
New Orleans. and Mobile.
The Mexican mail will be carried free
OF charge, IN compensation for which the
vessels will be entered and cleared at
any time. day OF night, except national
holidays.
The owners Of this line are authorized
to have their own coaIing depots. either
on land or pcntoons. in the ports where
their vessels touch. Il IS expressly stip-
U1ated that the concessionary or the
members Of the company shall be con
sidered Mexican, and shall be subject to
Mexican laws only. The term OF this
agreement is for three years.
VIII Sail to Europe
Another agreement recently entered
into by the Mexican government was
with the Tabasco- -Chiapas Trading and
Transportation Company. Of Frontera.
Tabasco. for the establishment Of steam
navigation between Mexican Gulf ports
and one OF more American ports. Eu-
rope. and South America. and also in the
coastwise trade between Mexican ports
Vessels must be owned by the com
pany. OF, If chartered. the contract must
be for not less than six months. Mexi-
can nail will be carried free Of charge.
in compensation for which the company
viii enjoy certain privileges. such as the
entering and clearing Of their vessels at
any time. day OF night, except national
holidays; reduction Of 90 TO g per cent
IN tonnage dues. etc; and in cnmpensa-
tion for the usual privileges reserved by
the Government. the vessels Of this
company viii pay Only 30 per cent Of
the charges OF the health officer: the
stock Of the company VIII be exempt
from all federal taxes except such as
are required in the way OF revenue
stamps; ard all vessels Belonging 10 this
company under the Mexican flag VIII en-
Joy the same privileges as any other
Mexican vessels
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OBJECT AND AIMS OF THE
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY
VIII Be Explained Tomorrow Afternoon
in Peoples Church by Mr.. Bradford
Peck, the President.

The object and aims Of the Coop
erative Society OF America, which was
formed at Lewiston. Ne. and has at
tracted considerable attention from stu
dents Of social and political economy.
Will be explained Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock at the Peoples Church, in Typo
graphical Temple. An address VIII be
delivered by the president OF the asso-
citation, Mr. Bradford Peck. who has at
tanned high reputation throughout New
England.
Mr. Peck viii speak on Consolidation
as Evolved From Competition Mr..
Ralph Albertson. the secretarv CT tho
viii make an address on
The Cooperative Association Of Amer
lea"
Dr.. Alexander Kent. the pastor Of the
Peoples Church. Will also speak,
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D ABROAD TRAFFIC AND
y WIRES INTERFERED WITH

The heavy rain during the past few
days has considerably interfered with
railroad communications and some OF
the lines have suffered damage from the
heavy downpour and will necessitate re-
pairs all along the line
The traffic on the Pennsylvania
Railroad between New York and this
city is blocked and all trains are de-
layed on account Of washout on the
main line at Principe Furnace, Cecil
county, Nd Principe Furnace is stu
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effects, declared that he would never
resume work on that building.
There were about eight bricklayers
employed on the front OF the building
with MarHng. Foreman H NJ Shcok
stated, but all Of them escaped injury
One OF them jumped from the fourth
story and hurried to his home unin-
jured H Hawley. the contractor for
The brickwork. had left the building but
a short time Lefore the crash came
District Engineers Opinion.
Mr c. ". SummerviTIe. the computing
engineer Of the Building Inspectors
Office, was on the scene shortly after the
accident and stated that the utmost care
had been exercised in the supervision Of
the work OF construction He had per
sonaIIy calculated the loads and knew
that the supports were sufficiently
strong TO carry the loads indicated. Mr.
summerviIle had not heard of the pIac-
ing OF the excessive weight Of stone on
he temporary structure and expressed
the opinion that one OF the temporary
props must have been knocked out from
beneath the metal work in some manner.
Lieutenant Amiss, Of the First pre-
einct, was quickly on the scene with his
reserves and kept the crowd At a safe
distance from the building. from which
hanging beams threatened 10 fall at any
moment The roof Of the passag geway
that was placed for the protection Of Pc
destrians from falling objects was OF
light construction and hardly foot Of
the passage was free from q blockade Of
timbers and beams, which would certain
" have killed any person who had been
caught in it. Several persons remarked
that the passage, instead Of being a pro-
lection 10 pedestrians. was in fact q
pen to hinder their escape.
The Adjoining Building.
In the printing Office Of Thayer &
Kates. adjoining the building on the
south, eight men were at work when
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DIED.

CLEMENTSON-On THURSDAY. September p,
1902, az II 80 ?. m. DAISY BOSWORTH, be
loved wife Of Edward Ciementson.
Daisy must ! rive you Up.
The one ! love so well;
Must I drink from the bitter cup
And say last farewell
Gone but not forgotten.
By her Husband
Funeral from her late residence. 24l1 Street
northwest. Sunday. September ., 1902. II ,
O'clock. Friends and relatives invited TO at
tend eI
SHAF'FEP-On FRIDAY. September %. 1902 AZ
o'clock, NAPOLEON F. SHAFFER
Funeral from his brothers residence. 639
Street southeast, Sunday, September .. at
$50 p. m nj
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AAfUSEAfENTS

National Theater-''The Defender, -
afternoon and evening
Columbia Theater-''L Liberty Bellies, q"
afternoon and evening.
Lafayette Opera "Zaza,' after
noon and evening
Chase's Theater-Polite Vaudeville,
afternoon ana evening
Academy OF Music-'The Cattle King
afternoon and evening.
Empire Theater-Musical comedy, af-
teTnOon and evening.
Kernan's-Burlesque. afternoon and
evening
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TAKoMA CLUB ENTERTAINs.

The Takoma Club and Library last
might opened It's fall season Of entertain
ments with musical and literary pro-
gram, which consisted Of numbers con
tributed by Mrs. James K. DePue and
Miss Nicholson, both Of Takoma. The
following are the officers Of the club:
President. Mr. Louis P. Shoemaker; vice
preSSent. John 5. SwoTmstedt: second
vice president. Dr.. 4. =. Parsons sec
retary, Benjamin G. Davis; treasurer
Mr.. CasseI Severance
Entertainments hereafter viii be Civ
en on the first Wednesday evening Of
every month.
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EXCTR SIONS

Norfolk and Washington line for Fost
Monroe and Norfolk at $50 p. N.
Chesapeake Beach-See schedule IN
der Railroads and Steamboats," for
time.
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteen-snd-a-ha Street for Alex
sndria and Arlington every half hour;
Mount Vernon hourly, 10 a N. to D. NJ
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STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27-Arrived: La
savote from Havre; MongobeHo from
Gibraltar; Kaf5r Prince from Rio ia
neirs; Es7eranza from HaTanai Rad
norshire from Yokohama Caribbee from
West Indies; Cacique from CaIlao.
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TEMPERATURE.
CONDIT!ON OF LIE WATER.

Temperature and condition Of the wa
ter at a. N: Great FaiIs-Tempera-
ture, s.; condition. l. Dalecarlia reser-
voir-TempeTatuTe. Il; condition at
north connection. !. condition at south
connection, ,. Georgetown distributing
eservoir-Temperatu p: condition a.
influent gatehouse. 21; condition at efflu-
eRt gatehouse, 36. Washington city res
ervoiT-Temperature. p; condition at
infiuent, So; condition at ef1uent, &C.
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AUCTION SALES.

By VIRTUE OF a DECREE Of the supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia passed in
equity cause No 22242. the undersigned trus-
tees VIII offer for sale AZ public auction. in
front Of the premises. the real estate known
IS part ot subdivision ". il; square gO5. contain
irg about I,56s square <eet ON tt ESDAY.
THE 3OTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1902. At
$50 P. u. Terms given on day Of sale
Is. PRESTON WILLIAMSON. Trustee
attorney at Law, 14-I6 Atlsntic Building
FRANK l. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
500 5th s. NV.
TH0S. J OWEN &, son. Auctioneers
spIq-dEds
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BOOK OF GENESIS A MYTH.
SAYS DIR. EMIL HIRSCH
Preacher Tells Chicagoans
Meaning of the Bible.

CHICAGO. Sept 27.-Dr- Emil Hirsch.
preaching to the congregation of Temple
Israel last night, declared that the Book
Of Genesis was book Of myths.
The Book OF Genesis. said Dr.
Hirsch, is not record O. science or
truth. It is book Of myths. the myths
rejecting the spirit Of all humanity. The
story Of the first man in the book is
merely the fate OF that mans family, IL
lustrating the whole race at that time.
One family was saved from the deluge.
That, too, is myth"
In his argument Dr.. Hirsch attempted
to show that all races came from one
stock.
The unity OF the races is thus en-
phasizeG.' he said. He decried the idea
that the Jews are an exclusive race
or that it is the ambition OF the race to
regain state in Jerusalem. The Jewish
race is part Of all humanity, working
for the good os humanity, he declared.
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a fugitive from Justice and may be sent
TO prison for her share in the conspfr-
aCy. but the people who exposed her
yesterday viii seek to reopen the fight
they abandoned when the will first came
up for probate. and 70 take from her all
share in the estate. for me whole Of
which she plotted, even to the length OF
swearing she was the wife Of a man who
had no wife
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Generally fair tonight; Sunday in
creasing cloudiness. probably showers
and cooler; variable winds, becoming
southeasteTly and fresh.
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Lectures viii begin Wednesday. October I,
81 80 D. m Examinations September %. at
o'clock IS the demands Of modern medical
education are very exacting, al eEerciscs are
given during the dzy- The University Hospital
in connection with other City sad Government
Hospitals viii give ample facilities for iastrac-
ton in ward classes.
Address FOR particulars, the Dean. George y.
Kcber, H. D. 90 Il St n.. Telephone. Nail
632-M
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TIDE TABLE.
STREET LIGHTING.

Low ttde..--.-....3;25 an. and 4:24 .. N.
High tide....,...10;33 an. and II 90 D. N.
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ROBERT

ROBERT EMMET," BTandos
Tynan's great historical novel, begins II
THE SUNDAY TINES tomorrow,
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UNDERTAKES.
]. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKER AND uYFRY

UNDERTAKEN AND LIYERT,
30 Perm Ave \. W Washington. D. c.
R. 2 HABVEY'S SONS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and EmbalEsrs. 1875 Fourteenth St y "
Strictly hrst-class service at moderate prices
Commodious chanel Phone Main 3l2 seIO-H
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ROBERT
Brandon

ROBERT EMMETT" Brandon
Tynan's great historical novel, begins in
THE SUNDAY TINES tomorrow.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife after tkis date-
September p, 1902 / c. GLORICS- e2T5
THE CoRCORAN SCHOOL OF ART viii re-
open TO students on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
l. 1902. Z. c. MESSER, Principal.
THE CORCOR4N GALLERY OF ART ziu re-
open = the public on week days on WEDNES-
DAY. OCTOBER l. 1902
MR. :. B. MCGUIRE. Director
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MEDICAL and DENTAL
DEPARTMENTS
National University.

four years course il medicine. i threo
years course n dentistry Entrance examina-
zion Friday September %, 1902 at o'clcek
D. m Session wilI begiL Monday October c.
1902. at o'clock p. m. with an introductory
lecture BY Prof. D. Olin Leech. II. D. FOR in
formation Apply TO Il. Il. BARKER. 81 D..
III6 II St nv
Dean Of the Medical Department,
Or J. z. WALTON, D. D. 3
zoo 10Th 81. NV,
se1e-21t Dean Of the Dental Department.
ACADEMY, Rockville. Nd. for boys; hons
life; individual care and Instruction: terms
moderate. Address ". P. MASON. q. 5. y. l.
iyIT-e0
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THE SUN AND THE MOON
Sun rises. . SO an. Sun sets 5:5f pm.
Moon rises. go a n Noon sets.
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DENTAL DEPARTMENT.

Lectures viii begin Wednesday. October /
Catalogues and information ulsy be obtained
from the Dean. v. v CcEsE, D. D. S. Ths
sherman. I5:h and L sts nw.. or 930 4 81. nv.
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BLISS ELECTRICAL SCHOOL
coLuMeIA scHooL EoR RoYs

1883 MASS ACHUSETTS AVE. y. v.
Boarding and Day School. Thoroughly pre-
paTes BOYS for Colleges. Universities, Vest
Point Annapolis. and Business Separate in
termediate eiasses- Limited numbers. Send for
catalogue
MONTGOMERY Smith, EDWARD DE WITT
nERRINAN Principals seIT-eod-ISS
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GAS STOVES

(For Cooking and Heating.)
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
1424 New York Avenue
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PROPOSALS FOR SEWAGE PUMPING PLANT
OFFICE or THE CUHMISSlGNEES d. c..
y Washington d. C., sept Is, lgG2-SEALED
PROPOSALS VIII be received at this Office until
y NJ, SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1892, for fur
Hishias and erecting ready for Use the pumping
machinery boilers. and auxilisTies required %
equip 4 Sewage Pumping Plant at the In
dustrisl Her1e School in the District Of Co
luTbia- Specifications, general plans. and blank
forms Of proposal max be obtained at this
cffice. The right is reserved 20 reject any ana
all bids. HENRy b. F. NACFARIAND, JOHN
biBliLE. tonm5ss orcss D. c. ses3-6t-exSn
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HUNT ACTRESS-HEIRESS
ON A CHARGE OF FRAUD

Continued from First Page.)
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ROBERT EMMETT" Brandon
Tynan's great historical novel, begins in
THE SUNDAY TINES tomorrow.
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PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau Of
supplies and Accounts. Navy Department,
Washington, D. c. until I2 O'CLOCK NOON,
SEPTEMBER %, 1872 and publicly opened
immediately thereafter, 10 furnish AZ the Navy
Yard. Washington D. c. quantity Of txine,
muslin, spool cotton. lumber. leather, iron,
sheet copper AeltiIe- steel. hardware tools,
cement. foTKIHgs. sheet lead. rIInvayS. broken
stone, saud, and paving blocks. Bi4nS proposals
RIH be furnished upon application 20 the Blu
reaU. \. :. KENNY. PaymdsteT General L. ;, y,
SEQ =
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. once OF the su-
pervisjng Architect Washington. D. c, Sep
tembcr Is, IaJ2--SEALED PROPOSALS viii bs
received al this Once until O'CLOCK P N
ON THE 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1907 and
then opened. for safety vaults and work in
eldental thereto, in the Bureau Of Engraving
md Printing, L 5 Treasury Department,
" Washington, D. c., in accordance with draw
l1gS Grt- specifications, copies ot which may %
had on application 10 this Offlce. az the dis
cretlon o. the Supervising architect JAMES
hSOA TAYLOR, Supervising Architect
sei7-eod-6t
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The Adjoining Building.

IN the printing Office OF Thayer &
Kates. adjoining the building on the
south, eight men were at work when
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CHILD WORTH MILLIONS

My child Is worth millions to me. .
say, Mrs MARY Bird or Harrisburg.
Pa. yet I would have lost her by
Group had I not purchased a bottle
"f on" Minute cough cure" one Min
u- Cough Cure is sure cure TO- coughs.
Group and throat and lung troubles.
An absolutely safe cough cure which
acts Immediately The youngest child
can take it with entire safety. The
little ones Ike the taste and remember
no" often b. helped them. Every fam
'.y should have bottle Of one Minute
Cough Cure handy At this season es-
pe'a.ly B, may be needed suddenly.
'HAS ROGERS.
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When President Mckinley and his
party reached San Francisco on their
tour Of the country and Mrs. Mckinley
was suddenly stricken with illness the
whole country was gratided at the ex-
ample Of Western hospitality given by
Mr.. Scott Of the Union Iron Works
in placing his palatial residence at the
disposal Of the nations chief execu-
tive and his stricken wife. It now
transpires however that ir. Scott pre-
sented a bill for $1,000 to the Citizens
Committee Of San Francisco rsr enter
tanning the president and his wife
which was duly paid. Thus what was
looked upon as stricking example Of
the open-handed hospitality Of the Pa
cihe Coast was in reality nothing but
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In one extremely important particu-
lar Cuba is being Americanized with
great rapidity. says the St. Louis
Globe Democrat ". c. Gorgas, major
and surgeon Of the United States army
and chief sanitary officer Of Havana.
in his report issued on December 5.
1901, shows that the sanitary condition
Of that city shows an improvement in
each month over the corresponding
month Of 1900. and that year scored an
advance on all preceding years. In
November. 1895 just at the close Of the
war with Spain, and before the United
States occupation Of the city began.
there were 2O5i deaths in Havana,
while there were only H in that
month in 1900, which was the lowest
mark ever reached in that month since
the population Of Havana has been
up TO any high dgude. In November.
1901, the number Of deaths was 4l6.
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Some idea ot the progress We Jrr
making in strengthening our navy may
be had from the report OF Secretary
OF the Navy Long, which shows the
following battleShips now in course "
construction and the dates when they
are expected to he completed Maine,
October, 1872; Missouri March. 1898.
Ohio, May, 1898. Virginia, May. 1901
Nebraska, Georgia, New Jercsy and
Rhode Island. July, 1904 In addition
TO these ba:,leships the following ARM
ored cruisers are under conctructiou
all Of which will be completed by Au-
gust 1874. Pennsylvania. Wes, Vlr-
ginia, California. Colorado Maryland
and South Dakota.
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The Oregonian in commenting on the
wreck OF the Henrietta in the harbor
here during the recent storm says in
view Of that accident. Portland is not
yet ready to transfer the harbor oe the
Columbia to Astoria. In reply We can
assure the Oregonian that in View "
the number Of ships now resting on
the bottom Of the river between this
city and Portland. Astoria is nor will
ing that the harbor shall be- moved
from this city to Portland The day o.,
overland ocean-going ships has no, or
rived and until s, does the fort 20
make Portland a seaport town alu oe
futile.
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WEALTH OF PHILIPPINES.

In general way the country has
known that the Philippine Islands are
a veritable mine OF wealth. as yet un-
developed, waiting for the magic
touch OF civilized industry to cause it
TO pour a store OF treasure into the
Golfers OF progressive and intelligent
men.
Official confirmation OF the opportun-
tiles offered for profitable investment,
and natural sources OF undeveloped
wealth Of our new possessions is found
in the recent report OF the Philippine
commission. The commission Is great
ly impressed with the commercial
value OF the islands and strongly urge
upon congress to take steps for de-
veloping the mineral resources ot the
Islands which they show are very rich.
These consist OF copper, gold. coal and
iron. As to the arborial wealth of the
Islands. there are Cos known vari,ies
Of trees. The forestry laws have been
extended to the islands and. while
stopping all was,age. scientific meth
DDS are being introduced by the estab-
iishment OF an expensive laboratory to
ascertain the properties Of the woods
and their relative values to commerce
and manufacture.
The commission find possibilities in |
the agricultural lands under the mod /
ern systems Of cultivation. Certainly .
the steam plow and harrow. to which
they allude, are a great improvement
over tnt primeval waite, buffalo. which
at present is the main dependence OF
the farmer in supplying motive pow
er. The great American mule. and the
patient and useful burro. II is intimat-
ed. viii here find fine field for use
fulness. the latter will be Of great aid
to trade and transportation in the
mountain regions bur for general 7
transportation the comm ssion ale 1
looking forward to the rapid develop ,
meut Of the trunk lines. already start
ed or planned. which they estimate will {
cost about s55.cOoOoo and viii amply (
repay all expended upon them. 10
Great stress is laid by the commits ?
sion upon the fact that a great field is n
found in the islands for the raising Of (
beef cattle. At present the only kind
Of cattle known in the archipelago is
the bumped cattle Of India, which is
greatly inferior to our American stock.
Altogether the report Of the COM
mission is quite interesting and sug- =
yests that with the islands once COM
oletely pacifed they viii rapidly de-
'eiop and take prominent part in the 90
'ommerce Of the country.
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The subcommittee " the committee
ot senator's and representatives trNm
the Pacific slope chorSrd with drafting
a bill for the irrigation 90; arid lands
in the West has completed = drat, W
a hin FOR that purpose and it Is 10 0c
presented TO the nn committee at a
meeting 10 be held after the holidays
The bill provides that all the money
r,cctyej form the sale ~ arid lands
in the IVES: shall be devoted To the
irrigation W such lands, As fast as
the land is sold the money can be used
over and over again, and in the course
ot time it is expected the entire arca
NJ arid lands in the West can Ne irri-
gated The irrigation is to Ne su,
perytsed 10y the secretary OF the m-
terror
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What Is being done by Astorians in
the way Of aiding in the erection OF
the Mckinley National Memorial
Arch? Here is work for the local G. A.
r. Post 10 do. They should at once
undertake the interesting Of our citi-
zens in this patriotic undertaking 10
pay honor 20 their noted comrade.
the lamented martyred president.
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A FEW
INTERESTING
FACTS

When people are contemplating a
'tip. whether n husiucna vt pleasure.
.hry naturally want tho hos, s,fylce
obtA.nabls as far a. speed. ,,mf1r, ami
natr'y - concerned Empl1yc, Il ne
WISCONSIN CENTRAL. LINES are
pail % arryc The public and uur trains
arc operated ~ a. TO make close con.
necl'ns with divcrE'ng lines a. all
Junction points
Pullman Palace Sleeping ana Chair
cara IN through lrAlpa
Dining car service uurK rl',i. Meal.
served IA carte.
In order 90 obtain the nru,.,lss acr.
vice ask he ,.ckc; aggn, 20 pri you
a Ticket over.
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Pacific Coast TO
Chicago and Cincinnati

connecting with through trains Tor all
points In the FAR EAST. SOUTH or
SOUTHEAST. Fast and handsomely
equipped steam-heatcd trains Dining
cars, Buffet Library Cars. Slreping
Cars and Free Reclining chair Cnrs
throughout the following states.
IOWA. INDIANA, WISCONSIN MIS-
souri,, TENNESSEE. LOUISIANA
ILLINOIS, MINNESOTA. SOUTH DA-
KVTA, ARKANSAS. KENTUCKY and
MISSISSIPPI
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NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the stockhol-
ders Of the Astoria Iron Works Will be
held az their Office on January /. 1902,
at 80 ?. m, for the purpose Of elect
ing directors FOR the ensuing year and
the transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before the meet
in.
By order Of the board Of directors.
JOHN Fox. President.
Attest
W. J BINDER Secretary.
Astoria Greg. Dec. 70, 1901.
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Mr.. Oxard frankly proposes to allow
the people Of the United States to be
taxed $1,000 900 on sugar for the benefit
Of the Cuban sugar ralsers. provided
Of course that the industry Of which
he IS the head IS allowed to continue
collecting Its millions from American
of sugar This # too gen