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Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies. Etc

! THURsoAY-(c) At 11:25 p. NJ for NEW
| Fol Midland direct, Per s. :. Silvia, from New
| York.
| q At II :e5 p. m. for LEEwARD AND WIND
| WARD ISLANDS. and BRITISH, DUTCH, AND
FRENCH GUIANA. per :. 5. Caribbee, from New
! York. Nail fer BARBADOS. GRENADA. AND
| TRINIDAD must be directed per :. 5 Caribbce'
| (c) At ll:25 p. IN. for the PROVINCE OF SAN
! TIAGO, CUBA, per 5. Cienfuegos, from New
/ York
/ (e) At :25 p. m. for ARGENTINE. URU-
Quay. and PARAGUAY, per 5. s. !rabistan,
| from New York.
FRIDAY-(dD At $50 a. m. for BARBADOS and
| BRAZIL, per 5. 5. Capri. from New York. via
Pernarnbuco. Mail for NORTHERN BRAZIL must
be directed Per 5. :. Capri
| Cc) At 9:15 p. m. for the BAHAMAS and the
! PROVINCE of SANTIAGO, CUBA, per 5. 5. Seq
| ursnca. from New York.
| (c) At 9:l5 D. m. for ST. KITS, ST. MARTINS.
ST. EUsTATIoUs. BRITISH. DUTCH. and
FRENCH GUIANA. per ;. 5. Uller, from New
York.
tc) At li:25 p. m for BERMUDA. per s. 5
| ecS At li:25 p. m. for PORTO RICO, per 5. S.
Ponce. from New York.
Cc> At lI:e5 p m. for CURACAO and vENE-
ZUELA. per $. :. Maracaibo, from New York
Mail for sAvANILLA and CARTAGENA must be
directed ''Per Maracaiho.''
(0 At u:25 p m: for FORTUNE ISLAND,
JAMAICA. sAvANILLA, CARTAGEyA. and
Mail Tor COSTA RIGA must be directed .'Pe.
(c) At II :25 p. M for GRENADA. TRINIDAD.
o,d CJITDAD BOIfy AR DER 5 : Maracas trom
New York.
sATURDAY-oD At 1850 a M for The BA
UAMAS per steamer from Miami Fla
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. by rail TO North
sydney and thence via steamer. close here daily
except Sundays at l2:OI m, and on Sundays at
II so a. m The connecting closes are made on
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Saturdays. Id (O
Mails for MIQtTELoN. h. rail to Boston aad
thence via steamer close here daily exceut Sun
days at 1890 m, and on sundays at II 80
a. m. (d) (h
CJ-pA NAILS close here via Port Tarn, Fla.
s,nd,vs Wednesdays. and FRIDAYS at 9.i0 n N
and Via Miami. Fla TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS NJ
1850 n m
Waus for NFYTCO overland 1inlass s,eci,I,
odJraes.d for di.iacI, by steamers SAILING f~r,,
New York close here daily at 1880 a m and
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Haverford. Feb. 10. noon Southwark Mch. s. noon
Friesland.Feb. 2G, noon Faderland. Mcli. Il, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
COMPANY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1905 st.
N W., or Geo. W. Moss, li1i C st. y. W.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

| WASHINGTON, ID. C., PoSTOFFICE NOTICE.
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule of closings is ar
ranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
oveialand transit. For the week ending February
10. 1902, the last connecting closes will be made
from the N AIN NEEICE fnlIl
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BRENTWOOD, MD.-LOTS in BRENTWOOD
TRACT, three minutes walk from DISTRICT
LINE STATION CITY AND SUBURBAN ELEC-
TRIO: j0xxll0: 500. Lots. 50x2O0, three min
utes further, SIPS. Any lot, 81 monthly. 200
lots to choose from. Nearly as many sold last
season. Six houses building. HoLLADAY TRACT.
both sides electric road, and B. & o. STATION
on property. Lots JONES. $50 to $500. STORES
and POSTOFFICE. Streets graveled and lighted.
Any lot. 81 per month"; 300 to choose from. As
many sold and improved. W A. BARTLETT.
Loan and Trust Building. fel3-3Dt
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WANTED ROOMS.

W.sNTED-Furnisted rooms for light housekeel
ing; and wife and baby. address BON 81,
this Office. ml2-3
WASTED-By Young couple. unfinished rooms in
Northwest for light housekceping not to exceed
SIS; private family. AIdIess BON 20. this Office.
elO-3
WANTED-By man and wife with no children,
three unfinished rooms second floor, with
heat and gas, tor light housekeeping; state terms;
Southeast preferred. AdGres, BON Gs this Of
flee clos
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SEAbOhRD AIR LINE ny.

Capital City Route"
Leave Warrington. Penna. R. Il. Station.
,i:oI A. M, sEABoARD FAST MAIL-Throush
DAILY Pullman S.eepers to JacKsonynie,
connecting at Hamlet with Pull
man sleeper to Alfalfa.
ZOO p. 81, FLA AND METROPOLITAN
naIlY LIaITED-Soid train to ST. Au-
Sustine pullman, Drawing Room. Compart-
ment. Observation. and Dining Cars; also Pull
man Sleeper to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper Tues
DAYS Thursdays, and Saturdays to Southern Pines
(pinehursr.)
These trains oicr excellent schedules and service
to Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern Pines tp,ae-
hursD. Camden Columbia, savannah. Jackson
VILE and all Florida points Charlotte. Athens.
Atlanta New Orleans, Chattanooga. Nashville,
points West and Southwest.
6:SO A, M. LOCAIe-To Petersburg, Raleigh,
DAILY. Southern Pines (Pnehurst). HAM
let and intermediate points.
0iice Itsl Penna ave-
r. 2. L. BUNCH ". Fl. DOLL.
General Pass. Agent. General Agent
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FOR SAIE-Two large lots. Woodside, Nd.
Owner, G. II. sERRlN, 1910 ST NV. el2-7
FOR SALE-Brookland, d. c., fine eieht-room
dwelling; corner lot G5xl50; stable. etc; only
square from cars: reduced TO $3.50; worth
$3.50. See ROLAND {. BOOTH, corner 10th and
G SITS. NV. clos
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WtNrED-Man 10 attend live stock. $25: second
cook, Walters. thee dishwa,hcr>. four house
boys. two hellhnys. silACKLEFogB'S, sos st.
. MI
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tory in America. delicious chocolate, vanilla and
strawberry ice c-esm; made from the fruit, not
the acid: soc per gallon. Also Laceys special
Joe per gallon Oaos. eG New York ave. Phone
Main peS. delo-0
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rsasTED-aooMs AND BOARD.

WAHTED-Room and board with widow lady.
insn with on six years old; no other boarders.
Address BOX los. this Office. ml2-s
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HELP wxxrsp-EEMALE

HELP wxNTED-FEMALE
NANTED-sottled housekccper, cooks chamber
maid, white waitress. and kitchcnmaid, and gen
eral workers, $40 to SIS per month; charges. 81
10 $50. S2l Pa. ave. NV. MI
MANTED-Party to take charge of house; also
Mattresses, chambermsids and store sirls 1870
New York ave. mi
SEQ MONTHLY copying letters at home; either
sex; enclose two stamps with application. LAKE
SHORE MERCANTILE COMPANY, Department
40, Chicago. fc!,n'lS
WANTED Reliable white girl for cching and
general housewo:k in small family; stay at nights
Call J0I sth st. sw. mis-"
WANTED-Briqbt ,i,ick white girl Il or ~
ycars old. TO do eirandS and make herself usein'
in sewing room. Apply 1899 i.th 81 NV. ELLEN
SMITH. MI
w,NTEp-Finishrrs on custom pants. Apply II.
PICKE. corner 18th and Ia ave- d5h nv
Room ;. u
wANTED-cook,. 50. so. So; also general
lo,Isewotker- laundres>c-. MATTRESSES, nurses,
oi,ambtrlnaids ladies maids, buffers. LADIES
EXCHANGE, 6il 18th st. MI
WANTED-A Competent white Young woman to
take care OF small boarding house: good wage
to risht person. Call between I and 5 r. IN.
%03 18th St NV. nj
wANTED-Young lady. plain writer; permanent.
NV. ~
WANvED-For private family white ,,aitreS-.
SIG; ho,isemaid, SI2; cook SIS; quick 1913 Ne"
York ave- MI
WANTED-Neat. nice girl general housework,
family Of two South Orange. y. J.. So and
fare; quick: chambermad-waitress and cook,
city. lolS New York ave nj
waNTED-Girl for housewoTk; white preferred
1928 De Sales st. mi
Neutrality-suspicious. cook (colorcdl Tor Penn
sylyana fare paid; also nurse fer child: bring
reference. SIS y 81. nv. nj
wANTED-HaIf-srown colored girl TO do house
work after school hours and Saturdays. Apply
afternoon, 1884 North Carolina ave. ne. mi
W,NTED-Young lady 10 work in confcgt iouery
store. address AhRElN's 1926 eth st. NV. ml"-2
WANTED-Colored girl for general Homework
Apply ac25 G st. NV ml"-"
WANTEp-Ten ladies to secure members for
musical association; these who can sing and play
preferred; $50 per week easily made. Call . a.
N. to 5 y. m, DINSNORE, Cpl 7tl, st. NV. 'al5-.
wANTED-At once, active white girl of
perience waitress Tor dining room. l4lol. New
York aye. rT. ell
WANTED-A girl for plain cooking ana to make
herself generally useful; stay nights. 3o4i y st.
nw. Ell
WANTED-Fsnilv Of three adults and child will
give pleasant home and - per month fer do
nestle services OF white girl covering all neces-
sary work. Address with reference Bon la5
ans o"-'s.
WANrED-A neat. Intelligent coored maid for
rf,rsc and ba1,sevorEsr. 20 home nights: so A
Ia, and Ri,'-er -. 81
-
wANTkD-set;lcd white woman Tor dining room
% II 81. M. cl
wANTED-CoIored girl for light hou,saolk: :,
home al night. 726 5;h st. N.Y. 81
-. ,,
NaNlED-A bright, intelligent c3!trtd girt VINO
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WANTED BY young man. position as porter;
wages expected, p; reference. Address j. S. !
DeutOu ne. ull.3
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TRAINS on BLrEMoNr Branch.

Leave Washington 9:0l a. m. daily, 100 p. m,
4:35 D. M. and 40 p. m. week days, and 6:25 p
N. sundays only for Bluemont, and 6:25 p. m.
week tla;s and II 10 p. m, theatre train. Nom
DAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays for Leesburg.
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingtou 0:i2 4. H.. 6.52 4. M. 7:S5 a. N. l0;lj
a. nj. daily, except Mondays; eco p. m. 900
Harrisonburg. Ii:sT a. M. week days and
go D. m daily. From Charlottesville. s;23
a. H. and $40 p. III. daily.
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FULToN r. GORDON,
REAL ESTATE ANTED.

Small Houses in the Northwest and Northeast
Have purchaser, On hand for them.
LIST Xpl RS WITH ME-
EUGENE f.. GADDIS,
ml3-1 425 9Th ST y. ".
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Tickets sleeping car reservations, and detailed
information can be had at ticket offices. 7G5 18Th
St, 5ll Pennsylvania Avenue, and Pennsylvania
Station Baggage checked through from hOteii
and .esidenrS'.
FRANK 5. CANNON, Sd v P. and Gen Mgr.
5. H. HARDWlCK. General Pass'r Ase1-.
L. S. BROWN. General Agent
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ron nrxr-uxruRst.hED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three rooms. second or third floor. all
improvements sl5 or 81; Quincy st. NV. owner
to take possession before the Ist. Apply
1871 Marion St, ". mj3-3
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WANTED-By young man, place as belboy. scul-
lion. and dishwashcr. Address q Mccullough St.
between and sts., North Capitol ST. and New
Jersey ave. e.
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wANTED-EOUSES.

WANTED-At once. Tor immediate purchasers.
four houses il the northeast, from 5000 to
$500; one with stable; owners give full particu-
lar, at once. T. j. GILES, 40 18th st. NV.
mI3-3
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MANTED-Party to take charge of house; also
mattresses, chambermsids and store sIh. 300
New York ave. NV. mi
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WALL PAPER.

FEW DAYS ONLY-Rooms pIpered. sl-75 up;
samples brought HUNT, 467 e st. NV. milf
NOLTE, 2I 9th st. NV. ie constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Wall
Papefa. and papers rooms from $40 up. CeP
and investigate Tor yourself and be convinced
IA
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FOR SALE-FA ARMS.

NORTHERN Virginia farms and country homes
Of every class Blue Grass lands 9 specially. Send
for catalogue, P. u. BUELL.. heal Estate Broker,
Herndon, Va ua-7
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WANTED-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

WILL EXCHANGE high-clssS undoubted mining
securities for large plantation in Maryland or
Virginia; tidewater preferred. Owners answer
WM H. KNOW. Real Estate Trust Bldg. Phila-
delphia. maj
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HELP wANTEp-MALE d FEMALE

WANTED-Men ard women, with references and
capable of earning -, go 20 5000 year. may
calling at ROOM H. Washington Loan and Trust
Building, Immediately. mlI-3
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND vEHICLEA

TOR SALE-Onc top sideblr buggy; will be sold
at 2atcliffe's Auction House for repairs and stor
age, SATURDAY.. al II o'clock. O. ;. kelIne. miss
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUsED-24 horses
and mares, ranging in age from to years;
weight, 900 to hoo pounds. suitable for any
business, or would make excellent farm horses
RESIDENCE, 2I2 AZ ST. NV ml0-7
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WANTED-By respectable cc,ored woman place
a. general liouseworker cook. washer and iron
er. in small family; best city reference. 1906
Corcoran 81. MI
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-on Hamilton Road, mile from
Anacostia, cottage Of 8 roorS and cellar;
acres. Apply PIG sih st. ne. mills
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NANTED-Sottled housekccper cooks, chamber
maid, white waitress. and kitchenmaid, and gen
eral workers, $40 to SIS per month; charges. 81
10 $50. S2l Pa. ave. NV. MI
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WaNTED-Half grown colcred girl to do house
work after school hours and Saturdays. Apply
afternoon, 1884 North Carolina ave. ne. mi
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED Situations by man End wife; first elias
cook and butler. boarding house or private fam
lily Call or address 9Dh Fenton st. ne ml
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SITUATIONS wANTED-vEMALE.

wANTED-By two girls of talent Zone good
SINGER. theatrical work; will pay parties secur-
ing them engagements in this city. Addre5,
MISS Y. Y. L.. Sub-staton 81, CIy. mi
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W,NTED-Experienced cook (colorcdl Tor Penn
sylyania. fare paid: also nursc fer child: bring
reference SIS 81. nv. MI
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FOR SALE OR RENT-suDURBAN.

FOR SALE OR RENT Small farm. ten acres:
good barn and house. For particulars call SOP In
diana nv. els
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WANTED-By reliable white woman, situation as
manager in laundry; not experienced; Will take
small wages at start Address BOX 10, this office.
MI
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SEQ MONTHLY copying letters at home; either
sex; enclose two stamps with application LANE
SHORE MERCANTILE COMPANY, Department
40, Chicago. fc9l,l5
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wANTED-Girl for houscwork: white preferred
II93 De Sales s. mi
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HOUSES For SALE

These are bargaiiss Only ie,s more left New
Houses on Georgia ave, betwe n 18th and 18th
SITS. Sc; Penna- ave- cars pas the door. Six
rooms, porcelain bath tubs furnaces, gas and
coal ranges and cabinet mantel. Prices ranging
from $500 to 5000. Terms 500 down, balance
to suit purchaser. Apply to
T. II. PICkFORD, 1891 r ST. N. w,
Real Estate Investments.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-singing eanaries. parrots, cats, dogs,
rabbits guinea pigs fancy poultry pea-iowls.
goldhshes, incubators, etc. sCHAlD'S BIRD
STORE, IL 18th st. NV ml2-tf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
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AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YoRK-SoUTHAMPToN-
st Paul. Feb. 10, 10 Phil phia Mch s. 10 m
ST Louis. Feb. 20. 10 am. st Paul Aleh L. 10 a. m
RED STAR lime
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Transatlantic Mails.

FRIDAY-(c) At 11:25 p. NJ for ITALY direct.
per :. 5. Hohenzollern, from New York. Mail
must be directed per -. :. HohenzolleIn.r
(c) At HE'S p- IN. for EUROPE, per 5. &.
Lucania, from New York. via Queenstown.
(c) AT HES p. M. for NETHERLANDS direct.
per 5. s. Maasdam, from New York. Sail must
directed ''Per 5. = Maasdam.''
(O At LIS p. m. for SCOTLAND direct. per
5. S. Furnessia, from New York. Mail must be
directed ..Per $ FETnessia -
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WANTED-Colored girl for general housework.
Anplr ats25 G ST NV. MIS-
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Manifestation by neat colored girl to do
MI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-04-12

= -. - - ---
led to movement ln the House o.
Represansatives and IA the I.egi~lature
OF Some O. the states 70 cnenke tn
representation IN tne House of Repre-
sentatives from. population 20 votes
"But IN IN the elsctson o. S-nctors a
srnan Ollgarcny in any state Car ser
here a representation eQ1a' 70 t''
the great states IKE New -clS. Frt
have manhood SUHraEc l etftr
which haif of t.e voters are 4.st.al
chised are &C nave EE q.ei vc.cr
this body with states Ike RS-l -yiV.
MIA, of i've or ten times taeir lopula-
tion and with manhood suHf age, o.
New York. which casts because % it
manhood sudraze 1.t41.sl1 votes. Isl e.
her vast interr-ss >, Miss.ssipri east
Ing $500 votcS because the majcrity
CT her cltizens -rc dlsfrnne hiscf -thei
the situation becomes lrtoierabie.
Il en- not. under -cfnafy tircurl
stance= 7rd no nlei ccni a. ..s lr ffNu
e the prop,rri radut tion pr rtpfe
renta tlves IN the Southern States. a.,
not IN favor of any legislation by a. .
general governments watch inte fere Z
with the local affairs % those con- .
naonweaiths. but if the deer ls oren /
by the adoption Of this amendment a
the Constitution for the changing q
the character and constitution OF IN,
Senate Of the United States then thar
measure must necessarily be accompa
nied by power 20 insure a full AMI
honest vote OF The citizens OF the re-
public and protect THIS body ln the
eiection or those who may be desig-
mated here as senators.
Mr.. Dercw was accorded the pro.
found attention OF the Senate as nj
spoke.
"A TILT BETWEEN TILLMAN AMI
BACON
During the consideration OF the post
/ odlce appropriation BIN Mr. Tllman. o
South Carolina. offered an amendmen
/ directing the Postmaster General {.
/ buy metal boxes ~ uniform size for tn.
use or the patrons OF the rural FIRE
4 delivery service az "a cost not cxceedIn.
1 h-ty cents each and 60 furnish then
% the patrons Of the service az cos.
Il 'rhe amendment was adopted after
\ sharp colioquy between Mr.. Tiuma'
u tenticu 90 the fact that the rule requfr
y the Chair before ccdressing the senat
was beius violated.
!. Mr.. Tillman. evidently irritatod. sal
De had no Intention of violating an
rules. he was WILLING Co a. as other
did. but said. somewhat taetly.
want 10 give notice t1 the Senator froi
Georgia that We shall have no spccI,
} rulman rule ncre."
Mr Bacon dlsclaimcd any effort
! apply the rule B. Nr. Eilman. partict
: lasly bur tEalsted taut it ought 60 I
Sbserved-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-04-12
a VISIT TO The TEA FARM.
rhs Presidential Party View thf
Scenes Around Pine Forest TIM
They Leave for Washington,


They Leave for Washington.
Pine Forest Inn. Summerviile. s. C..
April 10.--The President and members
% mis- party were to-day given an op-
portunlty TO follow their own lnciina-
tons with respect to the disposition OF
their time. No formal program had
been arranged beyond a visit 20 the teA
farm short distance from the inn.
When he arose this morning the Fresi-
dent expressed himself as having had
= most refreshing nights sleep and
after breakfasting was taken for q
short ride. Attorney General Knox De-
eided to put IA the morning playing
golf and wss early on the links. as were
number OF others Of the party, while
not . few contented themselves with
Etroiltng through the gardens or re-
naming on the veranda OF the Inn.
Secretary Wilson will not return TO
Washington with the President, having
decided 10 take a short visit to South
eTn Georgia. Florida and Alabama The
presidential party left here at 2.33
s'clock this afternoon for Washington.
where the train is due to arrive early
tomorrow morning.
Columbia. - c.. April 1O.-President
kecsevet ana party arrived here at
$50 O'Clock.
summerviile. s. c.. April IO.-Ths
visit OF President Roosevelt and party
10 th4 South terminated here to-day.
No special program had been arranged
Tor the day. When the President came
down stairs he held an informal re-
cepticn In the hotel pariors and shortly
aftcrwarG accompanied by most of his
party was taken for a drive TO Dor
chester. the site OF the old Spanish
fort. under the escort Of Captain r. w.
l WAGNER and ]. c. HemphiiI.
The tea farm Of Dr. Shepherd. not Far
/ the President alighted from his car
| rage. y number OF diminutlve negre
| tea pickers were lined up in front oi
| DIR. Shepherds house and sang "Thc
\ Star SpanEie6 Banner" America" and
| other patriotic airs.
The President gratefully thanked
them. The arrival at the tea farm wa,
later than had been planned and IN
l stay was very brief. but the Preeiden
saw enough OF she industry to caus
him 20 congratulate DIR. Shepherd oI
the work he Is doing and to wish hin
] every success. The party was thel
driven direct 10 the Southern Railwa.
depot. where the special train wRs II
. waiting. A company OF marines VIII
had acted as his guard while a
Charleston and here under captai'
Henry Leonard, were lined up on IN
fspot platform. The President thenke'
he reSret that they ala not parsicipat
IA the Prince Hsnry ceremonies. Be
cause. Ne sakd. Ne was sure they vcui
have made nns hppeArnuce, The trail
Dufisd cut for Washington annie kb
ehepru ank horrabe q an fmueus
/ spsw1 whtse bA1 ga<hsrs6 - tas sta
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-04-12
FROM LEXINGTON.

Niles Addie p. Bore and Mr.. Clarence
c. Hoaseae MarrIed-FuneraI Of
Mr.. 7. 7. AGnor.
Lexington. Va, April 1O.--Miss Addie
Pearl Bare was married this morning
At 3 o'clock TO Mr. Clarence c. Hog
settle. Rev. T. A. Hall. pastor OF the
Lexington Baptist Church. officiating.
who was assisted by Rev. r C Root.
The marriage took place at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James w. Bare. OF near Lexington. The
parlor was darkened and lighted with
twenty-one candles. representing the
brides age. Miss Louis Correll played
the wedding march and Misses Louise
Run and Myrtle Bare held the ribbons.
The bride was becomingiy gowned IN
white organdie. trimmed IN satin. and
she carried carnations. After a trip
South Mr.. and Mrs. Rogsette viii re-
aide at Union Run. near Lexington. the
home OF the groom.
The funeral OF Mr.. I. T. Agnor. who
died suddenly Tuesday morning as hs
sntered his place OF business. took place
this morning at 1880 O'Clock from the
Baptist Church The pastor. Rev. T. a
Hall. of1ciated. assisted by Rev. J. Il
Ligat. pastor Of Trinity Methodist
Church. Interment was made In tbs
Lexington cemetery. Among che fora
offerings was a beautiful piece from
the members OF the Lexington
Wcman's Christian Temperance Union
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-04-12

49,. --s~ - -------s-r---~ ----17S
with FIiipinos. I have found that Just
and kind treatment. uniform and con-
tinued. " the only way hy which these
and satisfied with United States SOW
ereignty-"
With the report Ia a copy OF letter
nv General Corbin TO General Cha ffee.
dated February 18th. saying ne en-
,ioses the report OF Major Gardener
and that there should be a complete In
vestiNation. There Is also q cable mes
sage dated April "a in which General
Chaffee is directed 20 make the inNes-
rfrasion with all speed consistent with
q thorough Investigation.
THE PuRNfNG or VILLAGES.
General Macarthur was sgain the
witness before the committee to-day
and he began his statement with ref
erence 60 the burning OF villages by
the native forces In 1899. He said that
the order for this destruction had been
Issued by General Luna and that ne
found that this was due to the fact that
Luna had lcen a student OF Napoleon =
campaigns. who had conceived the idea
that he could compel the American
forces TO retreat as the Russians hao
forced the French conqueror 10 retrea'
from Moscow. In this connection, Cen
erai Macarthur read a number or or
ders issued by himself. directing the
conduct OF troops in the field and en-
| toininR the utmost Kindness in the
treatment OF captured and wounded
members Of the enemy's forces. In one
/ Of these orders the American forces
were Instructed 90 XIII. II possible. the
enemy found lighting and with arms N
his hand. and in reply 20 questions Gen
srnl Macarthur said that In war the
prime object is TO disable the enemy
and TO kin him II possible when In bat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-04-12
REPUBLICANS WARNED
NOT TO ovsRTuRN the Rt Sos
OF THg CHAIR

And Plunge the Country into = Prs.
mature Agitation for Revision Of
the TarIH-Mr. GrosVener Refers
saresstiesiIy 20 President Rooss.
velts Speech az Charleston
Touching On aseleroelsy-Ths
senats oevotse ths Day 70 Ehs
Chinese Exeluslca Bili.