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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
Rail NAY

Fer Richmond Va, and points South via Alex
EnGria and fredericksburg. Leave station 9Th and
streets. 40 a n. 3:%5 p n, daily dining
ear for Richmond and points On Atlantic Coast
Line FOR Florida: J0.41 a. H.. T:1g .. n daily
(FlovidE and Metropolitan Lfnited) for Rich
mond and points On Seaboard Air Line and
Florida; 1881 = n daily for Richmond and
points on Southern RsiIway and Florida (din-
ing car; $40 a N. week dzEs. AS D. III. daily.
express fer Richmond only. Pullman or parior
cars On ali 26oye trains except $40 a Ac-
comHsodztiou fox Qlantico $50 a n. Sunday
only; As O. n week DAYS; 500 p. n, ez-
eept Saturday.
z. T. D. MYERS. ". D DUKE, Y. P. TAYLOR,
President. General Mgr. Traffic Mgr
nas-H Richmond Va
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ny.
TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATIC

TRAINS LEAVE FENNsfkFAhIA eIAIIUa.
500 P n DAly-Clnciunsti and ST. Louis
SpeciSl-Solid train fOr Cincinnati. Pullman
Sleepers TO Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville L.
dianRpolis and st. Louis without change. Con-
uection for Virginia Hot Springs. Dining car.
Psrlor Cars Cincinnati 70 Chicago.
u:f0 P Y. DAILY-F. :. = Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman slsepsu TO Cincia.
nati, Lexington, and Louisville, without changer
Compartment ssssFzy 70 Virgins Hot SPRING.
daily, except Sunday. Dining car. Sleeper
Cincinnati 70 Chicago and St Louis.
observation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohie
cfaees. 5Is Pennsylyanis Avenue; 609 14th Street,
near z. and at the station Telephone call, Asis
i44I tor Pennsylvania Railroad CAB Service
E. ". FULLER
Telephone Main 1885. Cen Passenger Agent
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.'S
CALIFORNIA TOURS

First-cIass stop-oyer tickets On sale at stated
periods at a rate less than one fare fer the
round trip. Apply for descriptive booklets and
detailed information, I22e Pennsylvania Avenue
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
sehedule corrected to April 2. 1902.

y.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station :.
Sol =. N. Daily. Local Tor HazTtscnbuTg, VAR
renton, Charlotte and way stztionA
1e-5I E. N. Daily Washington, Richmond and
Florida Limited. FITst-cI2Ss coaches and drzEs
sss-soon sleeper to Jacksonville, Fla. Dining
serFice-
u.I5 2. n Daily. United States Fast Mail.
FiFst-class coaches and dTawiAg-T0om sleeper "a
New oTieans- Dining car service.
u:s7 q NJ Daily. Docz1 foE YarTeatoa and
Charlottesville
4-eI D. m. Week DAYS. Local for Harrison~
burg and way ststioas On Manassas branch.
$50 P N Daily. Local fox WaTento1 and
Charlottesville.
$50 Z m Daily Washington and Chattanoozz
Limited via LyDchbuTE). FITst-clzss coach AID
sleeping car TO Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanoogs
and Memphis; sleeper TO New Orleans. Dining
car service
press. First-class coach and sleeper TO AtlaHtas
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Franchises
Pullman buffet seTyiee-
e:55 D n Daily New York enG Florida Exc
press. First-cIass coach and sleeper 70 Savannah
jacksonville. and Port Tampa; SLEEPER to Sum
nervilIe Charleston. Augusta and TO Thomas
vile. Ga. and connection Tor Aiken Dining
car service.
1o:45 D. n. Daily. Washington and Southeast
ern Limited All Pullman tFafD club and obssrs
walton cars TO Atlanta and Macoas sleepers to
Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Memphis, New 0rieanz
Dining car service
TRAINS ON BLUEAoNT BRANCH
Leave Washington s.oI d. n. daily. leo ,. n.s
snd AS D. r. week days, zad SIS p Suas'
DAYS only Tor Bluemont, and 4:s5 p H. and 6:23
D. n. week days.
Through trains from the South sTTiEz Tzshs
ington 6:42 a m. 6:52 q. N. 7-S5 a m, 10:l5
q. II. daily, except hondsysi 290o ?. n, 500
?. n, and $50 P. n. daily. Local trains from
Harrisonburg, u.T A. n. week days and
$40 p II. dzily- From Charlottesville, s:22
E. n. and $50 2. Z. daily.
Tickets sleeping car reservations. snd detailed
information can be had at ticket Offices. 705 18th
St. ST. Pennsylvania Avenue, and Psa3syiTauiz
Station. Baggage checked through from hOtel1
and residences.
Phone Main I4EI. P. r. R. Cab Service.
c. 4 ACKERT, General Manager
g Il HARDWICK, General Psss'E agent
L s. BROWN. General Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

. Every day in the year tron foot Of 9TH
- 81 fc- Ft- Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News
- and an points SOUTH By the superb, power
- fuI steel paIEee steamers Newport News,
. Norfolk and Washington"
Ly. Washing ton. so pm Ly- Portsusouth-55fo pa
LE-Alexan6Fia---7- 20 pm ". SoTfoIk-.-.-6z90 pm
Ar Fl Monroe. 90 arr Lv. Fl. Aolroe.7:10 pm
Ar. NoTf0Ik--.--.s:00 am Ar Alexandria-.6:S0 arr
Ar Portsmouth s.I5 an AZ. Washington 90 an
E@ THROUGH conneetiJns made az Norfolk
with steamers OF Old Dominion Steamship
Co for New York and Merchants and
Miners STEAMSHIPS for Boston
SS-FoT further information apply Il gen
eraI ticket office Bond Building I4ffl and
NJ ave. OF tn stUh3rf, Washington DC
Phone $3.50 JN0- CALLAHAN General MsEage-
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MARTINIQUE FLOOD Of IRE and burning rain
The greatest horror Of modern times Immense
sales; harvest for agents; best terms; credit
given; freight paid; outfit free. P. W ZIEGLER
Z Co. 20 Locust 81, Philadelphia Pa mIG-G
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EANTE.D-Agents 70 sell the UarIiniquc's fear
ful disaster; big hook; Si-505 - Per cent c0n-
mission; credit given; exclusive; written By
surviving eye witness. outfit ready; send IOc-
AMERICAN PUBLISHING HOUSE, Chicago.
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE.
WANTED-AGENTS.

ACENTs-s1o daily. introducing cur brilliant
REsught burners. families, business houses,
banks, churches, private and public buildings,
buy al sight; tb-ss burners are what the people
s.e looking iOT, Shay DO not require a Chin
Eev Ito hEesz) or Sick to trim, and make no
smoke OF dirt: 81 any coal oil lamp without
expense OF trouble, and produce the best, cheap
ess- AID eiesPest light 1t is a great Tnuney
Make 5cT agents. 20 per cent profit; write at
cuCe s.ld e 70 EOTk night away; sample free
ENTEEfkiSE MFG Co. 3 rs, Cincinnati, o.
H2s-s0o-S M
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g AsvfEB-A woman 10 do general housevo=k
sc1 d family Of JErec adults 1903 C0rcoran ST
81
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WANTED Woman to cook wash and iron, ref /
erence required. 90 home nights No 1874 18th /
ST NV - eIg2
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$ DAILY copying letters At home: either sex:
IzIC-ose tzo stamps with application. ILLINOIS
INDUSTRIAL UNION, Department >, Masonic
Temple. Chicago. rnIs-2
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WANTED-CirI for general housework- 20 G
St ne eI
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TRAINS ON BLUENoNT BRANCH
Leave Washington s.ol q. n. daily. leo ?. m-s
and 4;ss p H. week days, zEd SIS P n Suas'
DAYS only Tor Bluemont, and z:s5 p d. and 6:23
D. n week days.
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WANTED good girl 70 assist n light house
work address BOX H. this Office. miss
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WANTED Three vegetable cooks, So, $50, 81;
clau-berUlaids; fare paid BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY SOB 10th St Il
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s1TuAr!o7.s wANTEDIEmALE.

WANTED-By colored woman, place 70 dc gen
eTai homework SJ3 K st nv Ella
WANTED-By lady, position for the summer Is
teacher companion. mother helper q 70 relieve
the mistress Of the house n various Ways; mod
crate compensation: references exchanged Ad-
dress c. H., Bon 49, Rockville Nd eIG-s
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wANTED-white girl for store and light house
work 1881 II st nu mIs-2
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wANTED-A girl for housework: 90 home nights,
7S3 Sth ST Sc MI
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WASTED-A good steady girl OF woman for
general koHSeEo-k; short distance from town
Inquire at DOCTORS OFFICE, SI7 9Th St m.
eI3-7
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WANTED-Good Iaundress, maid ard cook small
family, leave city; good wages 10 each 6I4 18Th
St nj
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W1NTED-Good aFst-eiass cook at lois i2.6 St
nv 81
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wANTED-PooMs AND BOARD.

W.ANTED-By gentleman with Government posi-
ton, ro0In or near Capitol Hilli place for
wheel Aetfezs BOX IL, tbs of5ce- mi5-5
WANTED-By gentleman. single. cool room with
board; SIS 10 SD; clean accommodations all
required address, with full particulars. BOX
-, tins Office Mig
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WANTED-Girls 10 work en- custom vests. good
pay. 1903 II 81 NV FELBERHAMM MISS
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By colored man. position as coach
man; city reference 1870 18th St NV 81
WANTED-By young man. work; reIiz5Ie handy;
can furnish good reference: grocery, driving or
anything for work. 90 z2d =. nv q
WANTED-By young man. position II Office or
store writes well; runs elevator: references.
Address BOX III, this Office. q
WANTED-By young man. with irst-clazs city
reference and experience. position IS Office man,
waiter CT bell man SO 10th st. NV nj
EAATED-By a boy, place 10 drive grocery
wagon OF Grand boy s22 18th St nv MI
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WANTED-CoIored giTI for light houzevgorEa- go
PcuI.sy lyania ave. NV q
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WANTED-Three experienced Euishe=s on pants-
good v1zes5 steady work Apply 1t once So J.
NJ. STEIN & CO, as llth St NV. eos
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WANTED-At once, colored girl for general
hOusew0rk- 90 10th st. sc. nj
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WANTED-Quiek: white experienced hotel cook
SO: uurse waitress, ChamteTuaids ana others
good pay. HARRELL'S HOTEL AGENCY, 81
PerusyivaDIa ave nv 81
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WAETED-ROOMS.

rooms centrally located. rent very low. for sum
mer- Address BOX 10. this Office M
WANTED-By couple. three unfinished rooms:
housekeeping; central and cheap. BOX Ioz, this
Office. eE--g
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WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE.

EANTED-By experienced lady. furnished house
20 care for during summer months; best Of ref
UTcnces Address BOX rs. this Office. mIs-3
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HANTED-June / three or four unfinished
rooms, over store preferred; state price Ad.
dress BOX %, this ofHce uI--3
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FOR sALE-HoUSEs.

FOR -SALE-To quick buyer; 8. $50; easy terms;
new and handsome 7-room house; best located in
Hr2ttsvilie; one square steam and electric cars
Hvatr.vfIIo s1a-R
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WANTED-Toung lady for Office, 50 week. Call
Efter p m, 1928 T St, Room & MI
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WANTED-Cofored wo1lsn to do general house
work Apply at ISOs 7th St NV MI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-30

Manila is preparing a reception for
Gov. Taft.
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HUNDRED MILE
AN HOUR CARS

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-An electrical
at Lynn, Mass, is building
train which is soon to be used in I'm
nois, says a special dispatch from Lynn
and which the engineers estimate will
make ninety to one hundred miles an
hour.
1t is added that the track for the
train in Illinois is almost completed:
that the line is about $50 miles long and
is remarkable for solidity and strength.
AS far as possible grades have been
eliminated. Electricity will be the mo-
tive power and the third rail system
viii be used.
A train of three cars has been built
for the first trials. The train viii be
equipped with twelve motors of l2G
horsepower each. Instead Of the high
speed increasing the danger, it is claim
ed that the train viii be safer and
run less risk of leaving the rails than
an ordinary street car.
The theory held by electricians is
that the train is practically electrically
welded to the track and cannot leave II
while the power is on. The location
of the track is not given.
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GETTING READY
FOR WILL CONTEST

The record of French dispatches bear
ing on the question whether Mrs. Fair
survived her husband is as follows:
First Day-Louis Bretey, the chauf-
feur, was reported insane.
Second Day-Bretey said that MI
and Mrs Fair died instantaneousiy
DR.. Perriquet of -Eure made
the same declaration.
Third Day-Madame Hourdet said
that after the fatal injury Mr.. Fair
moved his feet and his wife moved one
of her hands. Bretey said he didn'
know whether either moved. DR.. Per
riuuet declared that any such move
ment was impossible after the sustain
ing of the injuries.
Fourth Day-Madame Hourdet quail
fed her original statement and said
that she saw Mr.. Fairs foot move aft
err Mrs. Fairs hand had become mo-
tionless.
PARIS, August 23.-The correspond
ent of the Associated Press learns that
the postponement of the shipment OF
the remains of Charles L. Fair and Mrs
Fair to Cherbourg on their way to New
York is the result of an agreement be-
tween the lawyers to hold the bodies
here until it is decided whether it is
advisable to examine them with the
view of ascertaining the exact nature
of the injuries which caused death. The
consent of the late Mr.. Fairs family
has been cabled for.
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PERlLS OF The
PARTISAN STREETS

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Quoting the
Francois the Evening edition of the
Matin. the Paris correspondent OF the
World cables the following:
s'Victor Evandale, an American, ABOUT
forty years of age, declared at care
table that he had lived for ten years
in the widest regions of Western
United States and never carried Wea-
pon and was never afraid. Several
Frenchmen who were present told MIN
that Paris was more dangerous
''They asserted that he could not go
from Grenelle to Montrouge, for ex-
ample. after 10 o'clock at night with
out being killed, unless he wore labor
er's clothes.
''Evandale left the cafe after time
without reverting to. the conversation
about dangerous localities.
Next morning his companions OF the
night before We're Mortified to read OF
the discovery of Evandale's body in the
glacis of the fortifications near the
Maison Blanche. 1t is supposed he
must have actually attempted to- walk
from Crenelie to Montrouge immediate
Iy after leaving MS friends.
Evidently he was attacked from be-
hind Tight around his neck was founo
a thin leather thong which had beer
used to strange INN. His pockets were
rihed, his shoes and coat removed
Inquiry by the World correspondent
tends to show that Evsndale was ar
Englishman instead of an American
but had lived in Texas.
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KING TO
CALL ON
KAISER

DrpIrN Aug. 23.-Gilded masts sur
by evergreen crowns are oeihs
cot ND along Unter-den-Linoen' III
nrenaration for the entry into Der
90 King Victor Emmanuel OF 1taly'
,rh,,rsdav next. The Unter-den-L1nden
,;a,,,av is being bordered throughout
its length by long rows of potteo green
arv. The program for the King
Treatment, which includes receptions
state dinners and daily perlori iiflli.s
at the opera, ends on Saturday Win
the great Fall parade OF lroop9
Tempelhof field.
rha object of King Victor Emmanuel
visit as explained at the Italian EN-
bassv is that the young King Is SIMPLY
making his first call since ms acces-
sion upon his friend, the Emperor, tnat
such was the only purpose OF ms VlsiS
TO Russia, and that it is quite pfooapie
that the King will visit France mex
wear. Austria is not likely TO De VS.
cd nv King Victor Emmanuel Tor the
reason that Emperor Francis Joseph
had never returned the late KING hum
bert's visit to Vienna because ne WISH
ed to avoid offending the Vatican ny
seeing King Humbert in Rome.
As King Victor emmanuel oh
visit to Berlin will be ATTENDED py .tie
Italian premier, Signor Zanaroeiii 'iie
relations between Italy and Germany
will, naturally. be discussed put any
thing approaching negotiations with
definite object, growing out of the ques-
tion of King Victor EmmanuePs dis
armament proposals, are for the EN-
neror's personal ear, and are not ofh-
cisl and the fruitlessness of making
them is well understood by the Minis
ters here. AS for the rest, the Berlln-
ers are looking forward to a brilliant
show and off1cialdom anticipates
wearisome series of functions, which II
must attend.
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The mastery way in which President
ROOSEVELT passed over dangerous
ground in his New England speech oi
the Trusts, ought to even WIN the
praise of The Commoner.
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Lee Talks of Cuba.

URBANA Ol). August 2-At the
Chautauqua encampment here today Cen
erai .,zhugh Lee spoke on Cuba before
one of the largest audiences of the assem-
bly. He said that in his opinion Blahco
had nothing whatever to do with the
blowing up of the Maine. out tnat youlis
oe5cars left nv Weyler at the Havana
arsenal were the ones who knew most
about placing the torpedo that DESTROYED
the lives of so many Americans. He was
of the opinion that the little republic was
destined to have political trouble anu ina
there was a strong possibility that the
United States would eventually acquire
the island He believed it was needed 10
round out the United States and that the
building of the isthmian canal would pun
the United States in position "heI
f.,ba would be necessary for the main
tenance of United States supremacy IN
those waters. He prophesied great 1u-
ture for the ISLAM. in an agricultural way
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The native people on HAWAII VINO OPP
pose Wilcox, accuse him OF treachers.
They we'll might. Treachery, pohticai
and otherwise, has been the rule 81
wilcox's life, and his old bene1ac'or'
Celso Caesar Moreno. charged MIN Win
IT on his dying bed. Just now WILCOX Is
irving to sell over half the Home Ruie
Legislative ticket to the Democrats ana
the natives. in observing this, remem-
Der how he threw the onus Oh MS 1907
revolution on Kalakaua and abandoned
the Queen in 1898 in the hope OF getting
an office from the P G.
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FcCENTRlClTY OF :
KING ALFONSO

NEW YORK August PA cable 10
tho Journal from Madrid says: All Spain
Is aghast today over the latest reports
,f the extraordinary eccentricity of King
Alfonso Turing his recent provincial
tour the King repeatedly gave evidence
of a lack of mental balance. At Ovieuo'
Mt a great reception. the King complained
of being bored, and asked why he couio
not go to bed. Pacheco explained that
atiouette demanded that the people leave
first. "Oh. must they?" replied his ma
iesty. .sI'n soon send them away.
A moment later Alfonso doubled ms
fists and. placing them to his mouth IN
imitation of bugle sounded taps. Every
body stood aghast and glanced toward
the King, who ,agaln sounded taps
stretched his arms and yawned the peo-
pIe took the hint and departed
At santander, when the King was ac-
claimed with shouts of Long Live the
Kingr' Alfonso shouted to the DUKE Oh
yeragua, who was near by: SAY Duke,
you uldnt get anything this tlIne' uiu
YOU? No long life for YOU
He then laughed boisterously at Vera
gua's confusion. Ito.
while at Cabadonga viewing a shrine
which is one of the most famous IN Eu-
rome. when the BlSnOp SAoWSo
sacred relics St. Peters toe nan anu
st. PauPs hair, the King said: Blshop
do you believe that nonsense
The Bishop affirmed that he did
..Weli, / don't" replied Alfonso. /"
have seen enough. I'm going to dinner.
with this remark he marched OF tow
ard the dining hall.
NEW YORK, August "a cable 10
the Journal from Madrid says: king
Alfonso continues to startle the noollity
of Spain by his eccentric actions. he mas
disregarded all proposals of his councillors
that he marry a European Princess ana
mas announced his intention of marrylhs
the daughter of some South American
capitalist to mend the shattered state
finances. reconcile the republican elemeh'
by taking a plebeian consort anu restCr'
Spanish prestige in Latin America. ne
King has instructed a representative o.
the Spanish crown in South America t'
forward him full details of the miiiloh
aires possessing eligible daughters.
Alfonso has thrown boInbsheil ln.'
the ranks of the nobility by stating M
intention of dissolvIng the Grand Ordel
of the Annunciade. the Oldest order
Spain and substituting for it the new
order of Alfonso XIII.
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The Cholera in Manchurla.

ST. PETERSBURG. August 1s.-Cholera
continues to spread in Manchuria, and
isolated cases have been reported in 81
IBERIA outside of Blagovetchensk, where 1t
has a firm hold. Up to the last reports
there had been ga cases and 1Is deaths at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 445 cases and 2S5 deaths
ot Port Arthur and 80 cases and % deaths
at DaIny.
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Abducted by e Lunat,c.

MACON. Ga. Aug. 23.-With pistol
in his hand. James 1. Tindan, said to be
an escaped lunatic. entered the home OF
l.. A. Roach, in Wilkinson County, and
carried off Agnes Roach, 10 year-oid
girl. The kidnapping was accomplished
while Roach was absent. Tindall drove
away with the girl, ana so far has not
been apprehended.
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The Korea is having a hard time to
ship a Chinese crew. Ii IS quite po''7l
BILE that she will have to take lnsteau'
a crew provided by the Sailors Union
Whether the trouble will delay the
coming of the big ship remains 10 DC
<-oaU
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The Advertiser is now the only pa
per in Honolulu publishing the special
Associated Press service, rendered up
TO the hour of the sailing of the steam
er from San Francisco. the speclal
kilograms have hitherto been also re-
ceired and published by the Evening
Bulletin.
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--latest sugar Advlces.

NEW YORK. August 2S.-sugar-Raw.
steady; fair refining, 27sc; centrifugal SO
fest sssc; moiasses sugar. 29sc; refined
steady.
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Eour students at Berkeley were drop
ned for cheating.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-14

ratrick mill. That President Lincoln sc
wildly remembered the old mill was
due probably to the fact that he ca ne
near losing his life one day while play.
Ing about the sire IN which runs by the
place.
The accident occurred on Sunds ?.
Lincoln and companien, Austin Gal
lagher. tried to cross the stream on 4
log. The stream was in food at the
time and Abe fell off the log. Gallaghe.
had the presence Of mind to reach him
pole, and the future President was
hauled to shore more dead than alive
1t was a considerable time before
young Lincoln recovered consciousness.