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DIED.

RCCKFTT-On Wednesday September L,
1902 at $50 o'clock d n. ELMER ADOLPH
ROCKET, Youngest son OF William r. and
Mary Rocket. aged fifteen years and one
month.
Elmer mus, 7 give Won mp.
The one / love SO well.
Must / d-iLk from the bitter cup
And SAY last farewell.
Funeral from his late residence. ma Sj.Cet
southeast. Friday September -, 1922, az
O'Clock p. Va. Friends and relatives are in
Iited- Il
HARRISON-Cn wednesday September Il.
1902. JOHN WALTER. beloved husband Of
katherine a and son Of James T. and The late
Sarah }. Harrison
Funeral from his late residence. 922 Eighteenth
Street northwest, Friday september 10, 1892,
at $50 O. M thence 80 81. Matthew's Church.
whore mass VIII De said fog the repo-e Of his
soul. els
IEN&iINS-FRANsGS MARION JENKINS. he
loved son Of Mary l. and l. G.. Jenkins and
husband Of Sadie 6. Jenkins lura Baync). VIII
be taken from the vault in Congressional Gem
etery and buried at o'clock. "Wednesday, Sep
tember Il, 1907. nj
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TRANSPORT CROOK
SAILS FOR MANILA

The War Department is advised Of the
sailing Of the transport Crook from san
Francisco September Is for Manila. with
the following military passengers:
Major Cooke. Twenty-sixth Infantry;
Captains Perry, Eleventh Cavalry
Finley. Ninth Infantry; Baylier and
Stokes, Tenth Infantry; Charles,
Twenty-sixth Infantry and Nc
Kenney. Twenty eighth Infantry;
LieuteGauts Williams Second IN
fantry. Breckenridge. Tenth Infantry;
ArTowsmith. Twenty sixth Infantry;
Cooper, Twenty eighth Infantry; Con
way. philippine Scouts; Locke. Twenty
sixth Infantry; Cole. Twenty In
fantry. and Geere. Thirty-fTst Company
Coast Artillery, eighteen Hospital Corps
men, two Signal Corps men, and TWO
civilian employees
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MIR. | lTTLEFIELD A
WILLING CANDIDATE
Continued from Firs, Page.)

gress- it was that he would be re-eisctad
to preside in another Republican Con-
gress without even . hint at a contest
for the honor"
When Mr.. Lfttlefeld was asked as 10
his candidacy to succeed Henderson h
replied:
1t is too soon 20 speak Of such mat
tiers before the news from Iowa is coa-
frmed. What rights have I to suppose
for a moment that / should be mentioned
for the place when there are so many
other men in Congress fitted for it
But suppose you were sure that
would not come back end
were assured also that there was a
party demand that you be a candidate. ~
Il never yet heard of man in Con
gress who would be unwilling to com
ply with a practically unanimous de-
mand from his party in such case
was the reply.
Asked as to his opinion Of Speaker
HendersCn's decision, Mr. Littlefeld
said
on this question OF treating the trust
issue as simply, or even as implied, a
tariff issue, / stand where he does. /
do not believe that the trust issue is =
tariff issue. I do not consider it rea-
sonabIe or logical 10 blame the tariff
for the trusts. I say that if the Repub-
IicaGs Of Iowa insisted that NJ HendeT-
son should 90 10 Congress pledged TO
repeal the tariff on all manufactured
goods which are put out by big indus
trial corporations, regardless of any
thing else involved, then Henderson did
right 10 prefer to follow the dictates OF
his conscience and his own views Of
right and wrong
4 DO not pretend TO say that l have
solved all the problems of the great
trust question I can only say what my
own conclusions are after having stud
led the question TO the best of my abil-
ity- That the trusts are daughters OF
the protective tariff, as some Demo
cratic orators have claimed. is. TO my
mind, q rather absurd proposition. in
view Of the fact that they are found IN
tie country OF free trade.
7 have never been found on the side
Of those who say that under no CiTCum
stances OF conditions may the tariff be
touched by the Republicans in Con
gress- There is reason in AL things.
If in an attempt 10 hurt a particular
trust, the tariff is reduced so as to throw
cut Of employment hundreds, or, per-
Eaps. thousands. OF workingmen TO get
even with a few men who are at the
head of a trust, and. perhaps, to throw
the home market into the control OF
some trust in another country, I cannot
sec that the remedy is appreciably
better than the disease
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Capt C. R Dfckey is acting chief
clerk of the Office of the Fourth As
sfstant Postmaster General during the
absence Of Mr. Conrard. who is on his
vacation at Berkeley Springs, " Va
Attorney William f Mattingly has
returned 10 the city from his summer
vacation
Mrs Raymond Y. Dickey has returned
ron the mountains Of West Virginia.
where she spent the summer. She is at
I1It Fifteenth Street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Thomson have re-
turned 10 their home at Mount Pleas
ant. from Atlantic City, where they
spent part o. the summer
Mr.. o. P Austin, chief Of the statfs-
teal Bureau of the Treasury, address,
ed the Manufacturers Association Of
New York. Monday evening At its club
. house in Brooklyn His theme was
The Growth Of Our Foreign Com
MERGE"
Mr. and Mrs. Paul 4. wacker. who
were recently married al Holy Trinity
Church. have returned from Atlantic
/ City. where they have been for ten days
They are at home TO their friends at
1872 Thirtieth Street northwest
Mr. Frank K Raymond has been de
/ tanned al home for several days with an
/ attack Of fever He hopes to be at his
/ Office tomorrow
The marriage Of Miss L. Mabel Man
( Kin To Mr.. William 5. Bouscaren takes
4 place tomorrow at noon at St Patrick 5
/ Church.
3Ir. and Mrs Warren L-Hommedieu
( have gone 20 Old Point Comfort They
I viii spend their honeymoon there and
at other Southern resorts Mrs. LHom-
medieu was Miss Mary Ellen Edwards.
Miss Ellis Hall is III at Annisquam,
Mass.
Mr. Wayne Macveagh is at the Ar
lington-
Mrs s. woTard, who, has been. visiting
her daughter in Eflzona. has returned
TO the city and is a. home At 601 North
Carolina Avenue southeast
/ Captain and Mrs. c. c. Clark and Mrs.
" A Rafferty, will winter. at the West
Minister, where they have leased apart
ments.
Col. 4. c Girard. Assistant Surgeon
General. has taken possession Of his new
house. 2Z34 Q Street northwest
Mr. Murray s Dunbar, who is i'll with
Typhoid fever, was reported TO be som =
what better today. The most critical
period Of his illness will be reached tC-
morrow OF next day.
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CONGRESSMAN COUSINS
EXPRESSES SURPRISE

CHICAGO. Sept. L. - Congressman
Robert Cousins, Of the Fifth Iowa Dis
trict. at the Auditorium, expressed the
utmost surprise at Speaker Henderson's
withdrawal from the Congressional
race He professed ignorance Of any
thing in the political situation in Iowa
that had indicated his colleagues move
I have heard absolutely nothing Of
any such intention on Speaker Hender-
sons part" he said. The announce
meut OF bis withdrawal is news 10 me.
Nor have ! heard anything Of the grow
frS opinion Of which he speaks. on the
Republican party's part, to the effect
that he is not with them on the tariff
and trusts"
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MANY INDICTMENTS
BY The GRAND JURY
VIII Be ArraigHed Tomorrow
Before Justice Barnard.

The following named persons who have
been indicted by the grand jury, will
be arraigned tomorroW before Justice
Barnard for the cfenses mentioned:
Campbell r Gibson, embezzlement;
Harry McNab. assault to Kill; Samuel
Harris. assault with a dangerous YEA
pom; Jchn Brooks. enlightenment;
Louisa Bell, receiving stolen property;
Joseph Mann and David Johnson. house
breaking and larceny; David Davis, as
sault with a dangerous weapon; Robert
Digs, assault with q dangerous wea-
pom; Edward Lewis. larceny, John
Banks and Frank Coleman, feIonious as
ssult upon Lena Johnson; ard Thomas
2. Stutz, false Qretenses.
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LIPTON'S CHALLENGE
IN FOUR-LINE NOTE
Suggests That Race Take Place Earlier
n the Season.

GLASGOW. Sept. I7.-Sir Thomas Lip
tons challenge for q race for the Amer
ica's Cup next year. consists Of a four
line note. ending with Sir Thomas ex-
preston OF his entire satisfaction IN ali
respects with the admirable arrange
ments Of the New York Yacht Club. on
past occasions. Sir Thomas suggests
that the races take place earlier IN the
season. starting between the middle and
end Of August.
A reliable informant says Shamrock
III viii practically be a large edition of
a weIl-knCwn yacht which has been
most successful during the past season
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MAINE MADE SPEED "
OF EIGHTEEN KNOTS

The Navy Department today received
the official report Of the Board OF In
spection and Survey in the trial OF the
new battleship Maine.
The board reported that the Maine
made q speed Of exactly eighteen knots.
This relieves her builders from paying
any penalty as the contract called for
but eighteen knots.
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Mr.. AND NINE. TSENG
START FOR NEW YORK
Mr.. STINEMETZ MUCH
BETTER THIS MORNING
Serious Turn N Illness Of WelI-Known
Merchant Yesterday.

Mr.. B. H. Stfnemetz, whose condition
took most serious turn yesterday at
his residence, 1851 P Street northwest, is
reported to be much improved today He
passed a comfortable night after the free
administration Of opiates. and was much
refreshed this morning.
Mr. Stinemetz. who is one OF the Oldest
and best known merchants il the CITY,
has been in a feeble condition for some
months, as the result of severe excite
ment attending 2 runaway accident to
his wife al the corner Of Fourteenth and
g Streets northwest last May. which
cventuated in her death.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Philip Milton Riley and Johannah E.
Padgett
Donald c Morgan and Sadie Dobson.
both Of Alexandria, Va
Edward F. jenkins. Richmond. Va,
and Annie Payne. District Of Columbia
jacob c. Moody and Mary a. Williams.
Robert W Pinkett and Valerie John
son.
Richard ". Johnston. Arlington, Va,
and Pearl VI. Steady, Burlington. Vt.
Joseph White and Ny E. Mudd.
Elmer E. Speer. Bans;9n, Va, and
Nettie Eugenia Thomas. District OF Co
iumba
Daniel B. J. Talbot and Rosa NeT-
w. c. Thompson and S .. Muse. both
OF WestmOreland county. Va.
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Bitten by Vicious Dog.

Just as Mr.. z. J. Williams. fifty-thre
years old. Of 318 Third Street north
west. was about to enter house near
Deanwood Station. on the Benning
Road. last night. he was attacked by a
vicious bulldog, which buried it's teeth
in the mans leg. The wound oc-
easfoned BIZ The bite was very painful
and Mr.. Williams went to the Casualty
Hosr.ital for medical attention. The
surgeons there cauterized the bites. and
the man went 10 his home
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MARINE BAND CONCERT
At THE CAPITOL TODAY
Program Includes Prof. Whites "The
Times March"

The program of TIE Marine Band con
cert this afternoon at the Capitol viii
be as follows
March. "The Times .-.......-.....G. ". white
Overture, Der FreiseiJstz e5eT
ta) Tntormezzo, "Freund Fritz ..-..- .Aiascsgui
OBJ Iruermezzo, --CavaIleria RuSticaus.
Hsscagni
AndautC. >'Fiftl Symphony -------- Beethoven
Grand Fantasia, ''Il Trovstore, ...-.--.--F eTdt
Concert Gallop. ''IIuSarcnrtt, - -santelrnaun
''Eaii. Columbia. '..........-...... Fyles
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Nelson Wants Release on Bal.

The attorneys OF John c. Nelson,
whose second trial on the charge Of the
arson Of Jackson City viii begin Sep
TENDER p, viii make petition before
Judge NicoH al the Alexandria county
court house tomorrow morning that heir
client be released on bail pending the
second trial The judge viii hear ar
guments on the petition.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-17

Bicycle Policeman Harry Warren, Of
the First precinct, the strong man
in his precinct, viii leave Washington
tomorrow for a ten days outing 10
Niagara Fails with a party Of friends
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BOOMING Mr.. BURTON
FOR THE SPEAKERSHlP

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept In ef-
fort Is being made here by the friends
Of Hon T. r Burton to have him make
The race for Speaker 10 succeed Speaker
Henderson Mr. Burton declines to com
nit himself i is believed his friends
here will make strenuous effort in his
behalf
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING CERTkJF
BUILDINGS AND DISTRACTIONS WITHIN
THE LINES or 10TH ST. EXTENDED OFFICE
or The COMMISSIONERS D. e, Washington
September l. ig02--SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received az this Office until Z O'CLOCK
NOON. SATU RDAT. OCTOBER I, 1899. for TIM
purchase and removal OF certain buildings and
improvements within the lines q 10th 81 TX
tended. All necessary information viii be fur
n:shed on application 20 the Office Of the Pm
gineer Commissioner. D. G. By order o. the
Board % Commissioners Of the District 4
Columbia WILLIAM TINDALL, Secretary.
SELLS, u. SOC g
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Once Of the sa-
ueryising Architect, Is Washington, D. {, Sep
Jcrnher Is. lel2--SEALEp PROPOSALS yviu Ee
received at this Office until , O'CLOCK 2. 81.
on THE 9Th DAY or OCTOBER, 1902. and
then opened, for Safety vaults and waTz IN
cidcntai thereto. II the BsTeau q Engraving.
and Printing l. : Treasury Department
Washington d. C.. IN accordance with 5-aHf-
ings and Specifications, copies OF which may BE
had on application 90 tins Office, a tHc DIS
erection % the Supervising architect JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR supervising Architect
se15-e0d-bt
DEPARTMENT or INTERIOR. Washington. D
c., August 30. ls02.-Sealed proposals IN ,iupi-
cate viH be received at the department ur-iI
2 O'CLOCK P. VI. on WEDNESDAY. TIE ISF
DAY or OCTOBER. 1862. and then opeuel n
the presence OF such pers-us as nav -ttcrl
for the construction OF an Administration
Building. called Building - - for an addition
20 the T1rer Building kitchen fer the e-es--
ton and completion Of Central Poker and
Heating Plant Electric Power Plant Power
House, Chimney. and Tunnels for She Govern
ulent H0spital Tor the Insane &C washington
D. e IA accordance with the drawings and
specifications. copies OF which specifications
and form q proposal may be had. and the
drawings seen. on sPpiIeaJion at fhis dopa-t-
rreut The right : reserved 10 reject any
and all bids TIi0S. RYAN, Acting Secretary.
se4,gII ,I3,Ij,T
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Trans-Pacifc Mails.

Mails for CHINA anu JAPAN, via Seattls.
close here daily 81 $50 p m up 10 September
l. inclusive, for dispatch per s. S. kaga Aiaru.
Registered mail must be directed VIA seat
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METROPOLITAN POLICE
PERSONALS AND GOSSIP
Police Beginning Revolver Practice
Again Develop Good Scores

The vicinity OF Seventh and PennsyI-
vania Avenue rings with the crack Of
revolvers daily ROW because Of the gen
eral order issued by Major Sylvester
some days ago starting anew revolver
practice Nearly al Of the men il the
ten different precinc-s have had
''crack" at the bulls and some Of
them have made remarkable scores. The
three medals for workmanship will not
be given out, however. until target
practice is over Among the constant
attendants At the range IS Lieut. enaut
AIniss Of the First precinct That vet
eran IS still exceedingly clever with
the revolver and manages 70 always
maintain the lead in good scores.
Captain Long. chief Of detectives
OF Elizabeth, \. J. is on 2 two
weeks vacation and is spending a few
days in this city. Sergt Carter Of the
local detective force showed the visitor
around the city yesterday and last
night. They visited ali the large hotels
and places OF amusement and spent a
very enjoyable evening. Captain Long
viii leave this city Sa. Hrday for BaIti-
IL
before returning TO Philadelphia
Policeman Green, CT the Eighth pre-
einct, Desk Sergeant Chalmers. Of the
First, and Desk Sergeant Pop Case.
OF the Eighth, will leave Washington in
E few days 10 spend q week hunting on
Policeman Green's farm mid the green
fields Of Virginia
There have been several changes in
the personnel OF the department TO-DAY.
Policeman Otto Schneider. Of the First
precinct has been transferred by order
Of Major Sylvester from that precinct
TO the Tenth Acting Sergeant Jack.
Of the Eighth. has been assigned TO
"BIcodfieId" No ( while Sergeant
Dave" Dunnigan. Of that precinct. has
been sent to Lieutenant Jordan's com
mand
Bicycle Policeman Harry Warren. Of
the First precinct. the strong man
in his precinct, viii leave Washington
tomorrow for q ten days outing 10
Niagara Fails with a party OF friends
Bicycle Policeman Dennis CuIlinane.
Of the Fifth precinct. and his brother
Policeman CuIlinans, of the Fourth. have
returned from trip 10 Niagara Falls
Both we're greatly benefited by the trip
While away Dennis proved himself q
hero IN the eyes OF the Men Workers
By pulling young woman from a lake
when she was about 10 drown He is
exceedingly modest about his act. how
ever, and the only complaint he has 10
make IS that he lest his $50 panama
Serg-ant Ellsworth az 4be Fifth u-e-
CHIT. one Of the most efficient sergeauts
III the department, Will spend his va
cation with his family in this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul H Wacker. who
were recently married al Holy Trinity
Church have returned from Atlantic
City. where they have been for ten days
They are at home TO their friends at
1912 Thirtieth Street northwest
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Violations Of the Game Laws.

The local mounted police are keeping
a sharp lookout for violators OF the
game laws Almost daily. gunners are
taken into custody for the shooting OF
squirrels, partridges. and other game \
fine of 50 is imposed for each squirrel or
bird
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Joins Gonzaga College Faculty.

Mr. Harry HeEa-ty, who was last
year principal Of the Trinity Parochial
school, has been appointed member
Of the faculty Of Gonzaga College. from
which school he graduated several years
ago.
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Court F. Wood, L. NJ. F Ese! IS.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

1888 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE y "
Boarding and D4y School. Thoroughly pre-
mares Bows for Colleges. Universities West
Point. Annapolis. and Business. Separate in
termediate CLASSES. Limited numbers. Send for
catalogue.
MONTGOMERY SMITH, EDWARD DE WITT
NFRRINAN Principals seI7-eod-I2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The public Is notified that
/ viii not be responsible Tor any debts con
tracted by ny wife. JOS. F. stone mI6-3
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HOLY CROSS ACADEMY.

Select school for young ladies and children
Academic and Preparatory Departments
Complete courses in Music and Art
Open September Is. 1872 Mass. ave se5-30t
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Fields Civil Service Institute,

Go 18th St y. ".
Prepare sion for CIVIL SERVICE EXAMISA-
TION,l q speciality. GREGG and P.tEan Short
hand TyPesritins Regular Course IN English
and Mathematics, ls~JkkeepIng. Ten years ex-
perience- au3l-SOt
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INCORPORATED-IsTH YEAR
Woods Commercial College.

81 EAST CAPTTOL STREET-
Commercial Washington seeks this iustitu-
non for reliable help Enter now for com
rglefe course and be among the first 20 re-
CeIve 4 remunerative position All departments
are nou in session.
Instructive lectures free to the students and
parents hv prominent business men
Dav and Evening Glasses
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DENTAL DEPARTMENT.

Lectures viii bezin Wednesday. October 1.
Catalogues and information may be obtzined
from the Dean, y. y. Cogan, D. D. 5, The
Sherman, 18th ard ! sts- NV, OF $50 II s. NV
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New Chinese Consul
Much Pleased With
Washington Visit.
Mr.. WU BIDS THEM G00D-BY
Nearly Every Official of Chinese Lega-
ton at the Depot-Carried Away
Much Luggage and Took a Cat
AIong-WeTe Guests of Capt Cullen.

sIr. Tseng, the newly appointed Chi
nese consul general, who, with Nine
Tseng, has been visiting Washington
for several days, left the city this morn
ing for New York TO take up his con-
sular duties
Mr. Tseng and Nine Tseng were given
a farewell at the Pennsylvania depot by
the members of the Chinese legation IN
a truly American style. Practically ev-
cry official Of the legation was at the
depot to see the party of All were at
tired IN their Oriental raiment and at
tracted no incensiderabIe attention The
consul general and Nine. Tseng depart
ed at 10 o'clock
MI. WI Says Farewell
Prominent among the members Of the
legation seeing Mir. and Nine. Tseng OF
was MIR Wa. the Chinese minister,
bland, and as imperturDa0fe as ever.
Then there were Mr. Shen Tung- the
first secretary OF the legation; Mr.. Lo
Ting Euai, the Chinese. consul general
at Havana; Mr. Nun Yew Chung, secre-
tary- interpreter Of the legation here;
Mr.. Hsu Chao. another secretary. There
were, also, ABOUT dozen Chinese stu
dents
Several members Of the party pre-
scented Nine. Tseug with bouquets. which
she gracefully acknowledged
Took Cat With Them.
The luggage taken by the new consul
general and his wife was considerably
larger than that which they brought
with them when they arrived in Wash
ington, due TO presents received and Il
purchases made. IN fact there were. nc
less than thiFty-six extra pieces OF
luggage. of all sizes. over that which
originally accompanied the party.
4 fine Chinese cat in a big basket
attracted much attention. The ANNA
was a present 10 the new consul and
seemed pleased At the prospect Of being
able 20 DurT in New York the same as
in Washington
Pleased With Washington.
Both Consul General Tseng and Nine
Tseng expressed themselves as great!
pleased with Washington and their visit
Many new friends were made and Nine
Tseng was especially gratided at tn;
social attentions paid to her.
While in Washington Mr. and Nine
Tseng we're the guests Of Captain Orla1
Clyde Cullen al his residence. POI Eas
Capitol Street Captain Cullen Is . per
sonal friend Of Mr. Wa and is vel
known TO the Chinese officials gener.
ally. His father was member OF thu
Bu-lingame Commission. Captain Cutler
is also the inventor OF q baIlbearine
riisd gun in which the Chinese govern
ment is interested.
Consul General Tseng was one Of I'll,
retinUe Of Prince Cheng during the lat
ter's visit to this country recently.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

Vermont ave and Thomas Circle
English Scientific and Commercial Courses
Studies resumed September s Catalogues sent
on application. BROTHER ABDAS, President
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UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Lectures silt begin "Wednesday October /,
At so p. 81 Examinations September o. at
g O'Clock As the demands Of modern medical
education are very ezzctirg- al exercises are
given during the day The University Hospital
~ conuectjon with other City and Government
Hospitals VIII give ample facilities for iEstruc-
ti0n in ward classes
Address for particulars, the Dean. George n
Kober, N. D., go H 81 NV Telephone, Main
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FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL

Season courses forming Only 50 lessons TO
pronounce well, SPEAK, read, understand
NILE / FRUD'HUTME, 81 Ind ave
Gear Iincs-3 mlT-1
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GREGG SHORTHAND.

No shade, no position Hall time Of other sys-
tens Record. rs words per minute Business
Practice method Of Bookkeeping, Trial week
free. Managers have had s. years expert
ence as teachers and accountants
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
1925 New York Ave.