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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-27
KING WILLIAMS BIRTHDAY.
German Embassy To Celebrate En-
pcror's birthday

Emperor William Of Germany cele-
bratcs today the forty-third anniversary
Of his birth Germans all over the world
are observing the day in manner in
tended 20 show their love for the land
Of their birth
Wilhelm j. German Emperor and King
Of Prussia. became Deutseher Kaiser on
June l5 1883, and be holds a warm place
IN the heart OF every person Of German
extraction. for he has done more for The
FatherIaHd. its prestige al home and
abroad, in their opinion. than any other
monarch Of statesman Of Germany.
The German Embassy flies the German
imperial standard al high stan today. the
red. white. and black. with the heraIdic
black eagle in the centre. The day viii
be celebrated by the German Ambassador.
Or. Won Holleben. and the members Of
she Embassy stan.
Lieutenant Commander Franz Of the
German warship Moltke. which is at
Baltimore. and a number Of officers Of
the ship viii be preesnt al the celebra-
tion, as well as a number Of Germans
residents Of this city and Baltimore, who
are personal friends OF Dr. Won H0lleben
OF other members Of the Embassy.
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LEeAcIEs FOR INSTITUTIONS.
Boston Woman Remembers Catholic
Homes and Hospitals.

BOSTON, Jan. 27.-The viii OF Miss Ce-
celia Tully, who in this city lived at 45
East Newton Street. which has just been
fled in the Suffolk Probate ONCE. con
tains about 200 in requests, among
which are $500 each TO the Little Sisters
Of the Poor. the Home for Destitute
Catholic Children. The House Of the Good
Shepherd, the Carney Hospital 81 coo to
the Religious Society of the Sisters Of
Mount Carmel, $1,000 70 the Working
Boys Home $4,000 10 Archbishop vii
liams. 10 be devoted 10 the use of St
Johns Seminary; SEQ coo 10 Woodstock
College, $1,000 10 the Apostolic College.
County Limerick. ireland; 81 600 to the
Oblate Fathers Novitiate, at Dublin.
$4,000 20 the trustees OF Boston College
for Two scholarships.
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ADIRONDACK FLOODS LIKELY.
Unless Arrested by Cold Snap Wat
ers VIII sweep Country.

SARATOGA, \. Y. Jan Z7--Unless a
cold wave arrests the rush Of surface wa
ter before sunset, a food may be expected
from the mountainous section Of the Adj
rondacks.
Sundays thawing temperature was fol-
lowed by a heavy rain which began al ?
O'Clock this morning and continued till
after daybTeak.
This has caused the winters accumula-
ton Of snow 10 melt. threatening surface
water freshets Of a destructive character.
II cannot affect the ice harvest. as sub
stantialIy an Of The ice houses are hIled.
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BOY DIES IN BLIZZARD.
Fen While Trying to Make Way
Against storm.

HUNTINGTON. ore, Jan. 27.-Grover F..
Locke, aged thirteen, son Of $ Locke, a
stoekmsn and broker Of Huntington, was
frozen to death in the blizzard last Fri
day morning.
The boy had started for his father S
ranch. twelve miles distant. On the jour
ney his horse refused 10 face the storm
and young Locke started 10 travel the re-
naming distance on foot.
He had gone only a short distance when
he fell face downward in the snow
His body was found yesterday in this pO-
sition by a searching party.
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UNKNOWN STEAMER ASHORE.
Life-SHvinE Crew Now at Work TAX
ing on Crew

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. 27.-This morning
at 2:30 o'clock a steamer, the identity OF
which is not yet known. went ashore be-
tween Gull Shoals and Little Kinnikeet
Life Saving Stations, on the North Caro-
lima coast.
AT $3.50 this morning the lfe-savers az
the scene reported that they had gotten
a line TO her, and il is cOnjectured that
they viii shortly begin to land the crew
in the brooches buoy
The steamer is believed 20 be light is
pretty well in shore, and as only about a
nineteen-n.ile gale is blowing there is
hope that she may be saved.
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salvation Army Char

Adiutant ". Coup. who, with
has been in command Of the "
NJ 70 -i- Of the Salvation Army
pas, nj &C. 10uJhs, viii hold a Z
SER ice dnday night prepar,
their departure for Brooklyn. y Y The
adjutant viii be succeeded by Ensign and
Mrs. Sewers. who arrived in the city
Saturday. and will assume command OF
the local barracks Immediately on the
formers retirement.
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HARD TERMS
FOR ENGLAND
Australian Colonies Squeezing
Mother Country.
A HEAVY PRICE FOR SOLDIERS
New south Wales Submitted Bill.
which War OHlce said Was EN-
tOrtiOn, But Was Paid.

LONDON, Jan. 27.-The facts concern
ing a monetary dispute between the War
Office and New South Wales which may
be far-reaching in its effect. have come to
light.
Submitted 60 ExtOrtiOn.
The Australian colonies recently sub
mitted heavy bills for troops and sup
p;'es for the South African war New
South Wales added a commission of 3
per cent 10 the total cost. The War Of
fee claimed that this was eXtOrtiOn, and
Indignantly refused 10 pay the bill
The colony then appealed 10 Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain, who advised the
payment OF the bill, rather than have a
fuss over the matter.
Talk of Loyalty Ceases.
Meanwhile. the talk OF the colonies
Open-handed loyalty has subsidized The
other colonies are now driving similarly
hard bargains
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ArI.ansns Jan DeIlrery.

FORT SMITH. Ark. Jan. 2T.-The pris-
oners IN the county jail here attempted TO
escape al noon Yesterday AS a result.
Jesse Jones. negro charged with forgery,
Is dead and Jaiier y. u. KHaptOu is in
lured. Harry Folsom, Samuel Blain. and
Andy Rogers, All charged with grand lar
ceny. succeeded in getting away Blood
mounds are On their trail and 10 Is expect
ed they Will be captured soon.
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To Institute Freneh Regatta.

PARIS, Jan. 27.-Henri Deutsch. founder
o. the aeronaut prize !or a dirigible bal
loon. has promised financial backing for
the organization OF a French regatta. like
that held al Henley. England. every year.
he proposes 20 hold the regatta al Meu-
lan-On- Seine American colleges viii De
invited 10 compete.
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KENTUCKY OIL STRIKE.
PittsburE Firm Develops Valuable
Property in Bath County Fields.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan. 27.-The mil
lionaire firm OF Goney d Galley. OF Pitts
burg. has struck it rich in the Bath Coun-
ty oil fields.
Today they start 70 pumping twelve
wells simultaneously into a $4,000 barrel
tank, just completed. the only tank OF its
size in Kentucky. and one OF the three
largest in the world
A Michigan arm paid 10000 for the
farm OF $50 acres covered by the lease OF
GO1ey & Galley, and can get but Oue-six-
teenth Of the profits on their investment
in return.
Twenty-eight wells have been sunk in
this field in the past three months. and
every one is rich with oil
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PISTOL STOPS AN AUTO.
Charles Fair Decides Machine Can.
not Outspeed a Bullet.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. 27.-Chas.
Fair has the fastest automobile ever seen
in these parts, but he decided yesterday
that il wasn't as fast as a bullet from a
.44-calibre gun, and he submitted 10 ar
rest by the Iong-whiskered sheriff OF san
Mateo County.
Fair. in whizzing along the road had
upset farm wagon. and the farmer had
telephOned ahead 10 Redwood City. There
the sheriff hailed Fair. who laughed and
started to nut on an extra squirt until
he found p was looking into a pistol
barrel that IJoked as big as a tunnel.
Then he gave the sheriff d ride back
and settled With the farmer.
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Russia Offers a Bride
of Ten Million 9aeLS.

HONGKONG, Jan. 27.-An Official
native correspondent at Tientsin,
whose dispatches heretofore have
been reliable. teIegraphs that the
Russian Government sent a repre-
sentative of the Russo-Chinese
Bank to Peking to interview Ii Lin
Wing, the most favored eunuch Of
the Dowager Empress.
He promised the eunuch 10000
OC0 taeIs n be would persuade the
Dowager Empress TO sign Ii Hung
Changes ManchLrian convention
Immediately. without alteration.
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Whitney Has Trouble
With His Automobile.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y J.. Jan.
zI--Hshrv Payne Whitney had
much -rouole with his automobile
last night
With three friends he was re-
turning from Lakewood and turned
into tre orOng road.
The road was half dug up and
efter the machine had gone a short
distance IL ran into a barbed wire
fence and was stalled.
IL took three hours to pull the
machine cut. No enc was hurt.
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street HALLWAY consolidation.

LOGANSPORT, Ind. Jan 27.-George J..
Marriott, Of Indianapolis. owner Of the
Logansport Street Railway. has effected a
consolidation with the KOkomo Street
Railway Company, snd the consolidated
company Will al once connect the systems
with an interurbsn electric line The
consideration Is not made public.
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ROBBED AND CREMATED.
ChHrred Body Bound With Wiz,
Taken From Flames

Taken From Flames.
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Jan. 27.-MichaeI
Sweeney, Of Columbus. was burned 10
death last night in a flag shanty Of a
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, one half
mile west Of GiTard
It is suspected that he had been robbed
Of his months pay. which he drew the
day before, and that after he had been
tied TO a chair with wire. the shanty was
set on FIRE.
The flames were discovered by the crew
of the second section Of eastbOund freight
No "a Ed Gallagher. the brakemen,
who was riding on the engine with En-
gineer Green, saw the flames first and
jumped on the engine, kicking in the
door. The flames drove back Gallagher,
burning him about the face and head.
The suspicion OF robbery and murder
arose from the fact that wire was cOiled
about the ChaTTsd remains Of Sweeney
when they we're finally drawn cut
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Mrs Schouler. wife OF Commander
schouler. L. 5 N was at home 10 her
friends Thursday afternoon. There we're
numerous callers.
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Mr. Eugene IgIehart has gone TO BzIti-
more for the rest OF the winter
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CoNTRADIcTs WRIGHT.
Marquis of DuRerIn says He knew
Nothing Of SpecuIatFoaS.

LONDON. Jan 27.-The MARQUIS OF Duff
FERN and Ava, who was formerly chairman
Of the London and Globe Finance Corpora
ton. has written a letter 10 the official re-
ceiver OF the concern in which he fatty
contradiets the statements Of Promoter
Whitaker Wright that he lthe Marquisl
was cognizant Of Wright's speculations-
The Marquis. who is seriously in at his
home, Clandeboye, County Down, Ireland
says.
II should have considered myself highly
criminal IL ] had knowingly consented to
the money OF the shareholders being gam
bled away in such manner"
The marquis concluded his letter with
an offer TO attend the EXAMINATION in the
Bankruptcy Court The registrar. who be-
ieves that the Marquis is very ill., is con-
WINGED that no necessity exists for his at
tendance in court.
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AGRICULTURE IN NEW JERSEY.
Increase in Values and Product.
shown by "A Census Bulletin,

The Census Bureau has announced the
statistics on agriculture in New Jersey.
The farms Of the STATE on June /, 1890.
numbered 1850, and had a value Of
S162 So. 0l0. or this amount S69230 .0s0
or 42.6 per cent represents the value Of
buildings and Se3. 800, $50, or 72-6 per cent.
the value Of land and Improvements other
than buildings.
On the same date the value Of farm
implements and machinery was s., 330. 020
and OF live stock S17.6l2. 620.
These values added 70 that Of farms,
give the total value Of farm property
SIS 533 $50, an increase Of 5000, coo
since 1850 The acreage was increased
from zs52 .0ss in 1850 10 ESQ. 500 in 1860.
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OPPOSES RECOMMENDATIONS.
Governor Taft Does Not Like General
BELLS Policy.

BELLS Policy
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-William II. Taft.
Civil Governor Of the Philippine Islands.
is opposed 10 the policy OF reconeenra-
ton which has been introduced in the
Orient by Gen James Franklin Ben, MILL
tary commander OF the province OF Bat
aDsas-
In the opinion Of Governor Taft, who
spent several hours in Chicago yestCr-
day. the natives Of the islands can se
subdued in other ways than b. the
adoption Of WeyIer's methods
On his way TO Washington, where his
word has great weight with President
Roosevelt, and those who shape the east
ern policy Of the country. Judge Taft de-
clared that the natives we're anxious 10
take part in the government OF the ISL
ands. and with a very few exceptions,
peace reigns in the provinces Of the new
possessions
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WRECKERs SAVE BARK.
Italian Vessel FIOated again, Al.
though Leaking slightly.

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 27.-The Italian
bark, Virginie de Ia Guardia, which went
ashore al Wash Woods on this coast Sat
urday night. has been hauled of by the
Merritt tug Rescue. which towed her here.
She is leaking slightly, but viii prob
ably be towed TO Philadelphia.
Some Of the ships company have al
ready arrived here. All abandoned the
bark and were landed by the life-sayers
in their boat. which made four trips and
landed the crew Of thirteen men with
al their baggage
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a striking Difference.

Last year steamships were constantly
leaving this port with 100. 900 to 800, coo
bushels trip Now they have barely
enough TO sink them to within six feet OF
their load water line. Tramp steamships
have forsaken this port entirely. and the
regular steamship lines are laying OF their
freight carriers.
The North German Lloyd has had no
freight steamship sailing from this port
between February and February q.
AS yet, however there is no indication
that either OF the two German lines or
the White Star Line viii order a stop on
the work on their gigantic cargo carriers
now building.
The worlds tonnage launched last year
amounted 10 the almost unprecedented ig-
ure Of 26J5, 900 tons.
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No CIvn Trials for Rebels.

DURBAN. Natal. Jan z7--The Governor
Of Natal has announced that ia future
Natal rebels will be tried by court-mar-
tiaI instead Of in the civil courts.
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aheum0llSn

Rheumatic pains are the cries Of protest
md distress from tortured muscles, aching
ioiEts and excited nerves The blood has
zen poisoned by the accumulation OF
waste matter IN the system, and can no
.o1ger supply the pure and health sustain
lg food they require. The whole system
sells the effect of this acid poison; and
iot until the blood has been purified and
lrOught back 10 4 healthy condition VIII
ne aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James KcIl, Of 757 Ninth street n e
ysskiuften, %. c, writes as follows a few
loEths ago I had an attack Of Seattle Rheuma-
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NEW AIRSHIP ENTRY.
Austrian VIII Compete for the 81.
Louis Prize

VIENNA. Jan. Z7.-It IS announced the
aged Austrian aeronaut. William Kress.
viii compete for the S200. COO offered by
the management OF the St Louis Worlds
Fair for the best navigable balloon.
kress is the inventor Of -hc kite air
ship which was destroyed in an accident
last October.
The inventor is now rebuiidl
with funds granted him by Emp
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Mrs. Goldsborough. wife Of Pay Inspeo-
tor WorthingtOn GOIdsbOrough. L. 5. y.
gave tea on Friday afternoon to meet
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Robert Colds
borough
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PRINCE HENRY HAY
VISIT ANNAPOLIS
City Would Extend Him Its
Hospitality.
SOME DOINGS OF SOCIETY.
Especial TO The Eyeuing T.mes)

Especial 20 The Eveuing T.mes)
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Jan. Z7.-It is SAID
that Prince Henry Of Prussia viii VISIT
the Naval Academy while In this city.
II he does so. the prince will receive
expressions OF hospitality from the MAYOR
and council
Miss Sutro. Of Baltimore. and Miss Du-
gan are the guests OF Pay Director and
Mrs Goldsborough
Miss Maud Howard Peterson daughter
Of the late Thomas n. Peterson Of pbila-
delphla. was married AT noon on wednes-
day 70 Past Assistant Paymaster Edward
Trimble Hopes. United States Navy. The
marriage took place at The Naval Acad-
envy Chapel. and the ceremony was per
formed by Chaplain Clark A wedding
breakfast was served at Miss Buehanan's
after the ceremony for the bridal party.
Mrs Sehouler. wife Of Commander
Schouler. &. 5 y. was at home 10 her
friends Thursday afternoon. There we're
numerous callers.
Mrs. Goldsborough. wife Of Paw Inspeo-
tor Worthington GOIdsborough. L. 5. y.
gave a tea on Friday afternoon to meet
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Robert Colds
borough
Mrs Parker, wife OF Lieutenant Com
mander J. P. Parker. T. S. y. enter
tanned friends at her home. s Blake Row.
Naval Academy. Thursday night BIZ Civ
ing poster party" There we're hftv
guests from the Naval Academy and An
naDolis. who thoroughly enjoyed the
unique entertainment which consisted OF
guessing titles Of advertisements convert
ed into posters. Lieutenant Gates won
the prize for the best guesser. A supper
was served. Among those present we're
Miss Lucia Grady. Baltimore; Miss Ne
Bride, Mrs Lyon, Miss Prudence Rfdout.
Mr. sam Brooke. Mr. and Mrs. hewitt
Steele.
The usual Saturday evening cadet hop
was given at the Naval Academy Arn1ory
and was largely attended Mrs. McCor-
mick. wife OF Surgeon A NJ D. McCor-
mick. L. s. n. received. assisted BY Cadet
J. p. Murdoch. OF the first class
Mr. Eugene IgIehart has gone TO BzIu-
more for the rest OF the winter.
Mrs. Curtis J. Nice is spending the wiz
ter in Philadelphia
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5z IN its worst form The
min Was 50 intense that I
Jcczuc completely Pros-
ratea The attack was an
unusually severe one, and
ny condition was regard
Cd as being very danger
1us. I was attended BY
one Of the NEST able doc
-ors IN WashiRgtoa. who is
also q member Of the fac
atty Of q Leading medical
,ollege here. He told Ee
. continue his prescrip-
lions q NJ 7 vv~rr1T es-f ur-tT
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MR.. SHAW ANNOUNCES
What HE IS WORTH
Embarrassed by Exaggerated
Stories of His Wealth.
CANNOT ENTERTAIN LAVISHLY

DEs Mc:NES. Iowa. Jan. 27.-Ex-Gov-
ernOr shaS has placed his business
affairs in shape to permit Of his absence
from the State &c an indefinite period.
has taken &c MAJ leave Of his late Official
associates az tie State House. and will
DEPART for Washington today To assume
his duties as Secretary Of the Treasury.
Embarrassed by stories.
Secretary Shaw has suffered annoyance
through tn, publication in the Eastern
press Of statements concerning his
wealth The newspapers Of the East have
contained exaggerated accounts Of his
financial condition. his wealth being esti-
mated at various amounts over 81 .0OO. 900
and that these misstatements are causing
the new Secretary annoyance is not
doubted, or the reason that he has re-
ferred T. them many times in his farewell
talks nth friends
Worth But SI25.OOO-
In pointing out embarrassments which
viii come TO him through the false stories
concerning his wealth. Secretary shaw
said:
4 find upon striking a balance that 1
am possessed OF this worlds goods 70 the
amount Of $1z5. 0o0-not more.
III the impression gains ground in
Washington circles that an a million
ARE F.u Be expected to entertain ac-
cOrdinsly, and therefore / have to con-
template proving a disappointment So
cislly or seeing the modest accommodations
Of a lifetime disappear before the end Of
my official term is reached.
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Blizzard in Michigan.

Last night gale carrying heavy snow
was raging through Michigan with biz
gard in the upper peninsula, and the Their
mometer was dropping rapidly from the
straits 70 Memphis.
Illinois escaped the worst Of the cold
wave but low and falling temperatures
are reported from all over the State.
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COLD WEATHER
IN NORTHWEST
Open Winter Is at Last Fro
zen Shut.
BLITRARDS ARE NOV. PREVAILING

CHICAGO. Jan. 27-Cold weather set
tied over the States Of the Central West
yesterday, and the open winter froze shut.
Through the northern States high
winds and heavy snow preceded the cold
wave. in many parts Of the district
amounting to a blizzard.
Through Kansas. Oklahoma. Indian Ter
ritory and Missouri the cold was unae-
companied by snow. and much suffering
resulted.
Cattle and Wheat Affected.
The range cattle in Nebraska, Western
Kansas. and Oklahoma suffered severely.
and many are dying. The long period OF
extraordinarily mild weather TOOK them
far from shelter, and measures for their
protection we're 20 some extent neglected.
The winter wheat in this section was
damaged as there was insufficient snow
covering
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lions and would get well. After having Z 6Iled
,wclTe times without receiving the slightest
bene6t, declined 10 continue his treatment any
longer. Having heard Of 8. 3. 8 Swift Speci6cl
recommended for Rheumatism, I decided almost
in despair however, 70 give thu medicine Trial,
and after had taken q few bottles I was able 10
hobble around on cruiches. and very soon there
after had 10 usc Ter then At aIl. s. s. ;. having
cured me SQUAD and well All the distressing
AID ara happy to be again restored to Perfeci
1ea1fh
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minerals IN It to disturb The dlgestlon aEo
lead To TuinOus habits
We have prepared a special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer from
this painful disease should read. It IS the
most complete and interesting book Of
the Kind il existence Il will be sent free
% any one desiring it. Write our Physi-
clans fully and freely about yOur case. We
make II cllarus for medical advice.
TRE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ALBANIA, Ga
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ANNAPOLIS Nd. Jan. Z7.-It is said
that Prince Henry Of Prussia viii VISIT
the Naval Academy while in this city.
II he does so. the prince viii receive
expressions OF hospitality from the mayor
and council
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Small. Very Small.

The comparatively small shipments OF
manufactured articles 10 oversee ports
is generally explained by the fact that
the home demand is so large as to almost
exhaust the supply Manufacturer, it
is said, are not looking for a foreign
market for their products at the present
time. This is particularly true OF the
iron and steel industries. There is some
forward movement of grain on the
freighters Of the regular steamship lines.
hut the rates obtaining at present render
any satisfactory profit out Of the ques-
ton.
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the great vegetable
purifier and tonic, IS
the ideal remedy Ia all
rheumatic troubles.
There are 20 oPiates OF
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John VI. Home again.

With this information / returned TO
headquarters, only to learn that NJ
was not the man who had attempted sui
eide by jumping overheard in Harlem.
was ordered home. l had hardly LEFT the
train here the next day before 7 was told
that M was at home. suffering from
smallpox. He was sent to the Detention
Hospital that night by the Health ONCE
people He recovered in a month or so.
and IS sun living in This city"