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Evening star., 1902-01-30
10 to 1 l.. !:

{ Bleached Canton Flannels,
s Plain Color Organdies and
5. Lawns; also Best Quality Per-
s. Gales. s.--,Shaker Flannel, Colored
s. ,Satines, etc; all very desirable
ss and worth. up to I9c. yard-to
s. close, 4z$c. --..
+ SPEClAL-SI.oo Imported Col
= ored Silk Velvets, full pieces and
r remnants; many desirable shades
- to close out, I0c.
= Small lot Brown Hercules"
= Gilt Jets and Fancy Dress
: : Braids; worth up to 25c. yd.-Ic.
{. Lot OF sc. notions-1lc.
{. Lot OF SC. notions-Ic.
s. Children's Shoes, sizes to 10;
s. sell at $3.50.
j Lot OF Fine Juliets sell at ST.
= 35c. ...-..
= Ladies Best Common Sense
= Shoes; sell at SI.o8-80c.
!; Ladies Best Rubbers-I6c.
{. Lot OF Ladies Neckwear. in
s, cluding stock collars, silk collars
! and fancy silk ties-oc.
s Ladies CSC. Lace Collars-55c.
i Torchon Laces, sell at Ioc. yd.
s. EYE.
s. Ladies I5c. Fast Black Hose
is &C.
+ Children's Ribbed Underwear,
j. sells at 25c.-I2Hc.
= Mems 75c. Sweaters-2oc.
y Mems SOC Neckwear-Ioc.
= Mems I2Hc. Hose-7Ac.
Mems ST. and SI.5o Neckwear
= -48c.
= Wool Eiderdowns in cream,
2 red, gray, light blue and. black !;
Z 25c. value-9zsc.
Z 400 yds- Fine Draperies, in
z Guiding Silkolines, Swiss and
q Fish Net; sells up to I8c. yd.-
= 5zsc.
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AUTOMOBILES IN EUROPE.
Reports to the State Department b,
Consul Haynes.

United States Consul Haynes at Rouen
has forwarded three reports to the State
Department. one In regard to the French
automobile industry, another on automo-
bile expositions in Paris and London and
still another on railway and war automo-
biles in Europe.
lie says France claims the lead as the
automobile country par excellence. which
doubtiess appears strange to manufacsur-
ers In the United States. where a ton Of
steel and a ton Of coal are cheaper than
reports pronounce the American aufomohile
the handsomest on the market, and the
consul says. now that the rage for speed
VIII soon be past and the practieability Of
tne machine assured. 1t must be acknowl-
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HECHTS' GREATER STORES 513=5a5 Seventh st.


hament, providing that all commerciaf as
sociations OF a monopolistic character, in
.ne forms OF cartels," syndicates, rings,
trusts. etc. organized for reguia ting nrices
or production. division of territory. or for
otner purposes. must be registered by law
ana nave their articles OF association ap-
proved by the respective authorities. The
petition asks that such orra ranizatior he
compelled to furnish. semi-annually. state
ments of their financial conditions. and of
their profits and losses. which shall be
puplisned. II not otherwise. at least in the
official publication of the German federal
government. =
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a to s.,

White Victoria Lawn, 40 inches
wide, small lot; sells at 121zc. yd.
-5Bc:
SPEClAL-Boys' Knee Pants.
made to last, good materials
I2Ac.
Boys Reefers, 3, 4 and S years,
very superior make and selling at
$5--for this hour, $I.o8.
Ladies Marten Fur Neck
pieces, long and bushy; always
sold at $3.o8-to close. SAG.
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4 1 to IL.
(CoNT1NUED.)

eCoNT1NUED)
SPECIALIZE OF Boys Dou-
ble-Breasted Suits, neat mixtures,
IA and Is years, splendidly made;
S. usually-$I.Io.
Evening star., 1902-01-30

One Of the most curious plants In the
world is the toothbrush plant a species OF
creeper which grows In Jamaica BY cut
ting piece Of the stem and fraying the
ends the natives make q. toothbrush. and q
dentifrice to use with 1t Is prepared by pull
yerizing the dead stems.
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TRUSTS IN GERMANY.
Merchants Want a Law Passed Regu.
lating Articles of Association

Consul General Guenther at Frankfort
has informed the State Department that
the Central Association of German Mer-
chants and Industrials. at Berlin, has
asked the bundesrath and the several Ger
man state governments to frame draft
of law to be presented to the German par
Evening star., 1902-01-30

1T pays to read the want columns Of Tbe
star Hundreds Of situations are filled
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El and :: sss: @ @ . e ss
rpri5inS Hour sales 1omor

s%
Evening star., 1902-01-30

The census bureaus report regarding Iron
and steel blast furnaces in the United
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acts Tor any ~ the purposes specified
Nhllc the ninth section declares tbaf tbc
slntutc shan not apply 10 agtlc,Iltur,tisls
or I'VE stock dealers In respect ~ beir
products or stock In hand II thr lnftrr
section he eliminated as Unconstitutional
thcn the not VI II stands. will nnnL a.,
AgriculturaliSiH aud live stuck dn.tors
Those classes would IN that vav bo ronrbrJ
ana nned, when. evidently. tho lcrisiat,trc
Intended that they should unt he reror,Ird
rs ohendlng against the law cvcn n thrv
hld comhtuc their capital SKIN or acts I'm
.psper' uf their products ar stock In hand
looking then az all The sections toroiber
w" must hold that the Legislature wnnld
nor nave entered upon or continued tbe
policy Indicated Icy the statute unlpS. pl,ri
'ullurAllsts and live stock dealers Wrrr rx
'luuod from its operation and thereby pro.
lscted from prosecution. Tho result tx
lnet lhe statute must 10 regarded rs am
ch.lreiN. and IN that view II must he adj
lnoG"d 10 he unconstitutional as DENYING
ne cqual protection OF the laws 10 tboSS
NHhm US jurisdiction who arc NOT ON.
nraccd by the ninth section Whether
n Is also within the prohibition arninst
me deprivation Of property Withont due
process NJ law. Is question which h l.,
unnecessary 10 consider vt this tinc
Icrretving no error IN tho record tho
judgment ia each ease must hc affirmed
" * SO ordered
Mr., Justice GRAY lid not partirlpato in
the decision Of this case.
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STATE INSTITUTION BURNED.

Il Was Kentuoky's State School OF Re-
form Near Lexington.
Lexington. Ky. March 90 81 I n. IA.
the local hrc department WAS notified that
the State School Of Reform. six mite, from
the city, aud in which 2s7 children are
confined, was I'm flames. The inmates are
thought to have all been gotten out safely.
A trN engine was sent from this city
At $40 the boys building collapsed. The
building in which the telephone was locat
ed was on Ere and one Of The guards who
was answering the telephone declared lta
must run, as heat and smoke made Il i'm
possible TO remain. The institution WIS
erected al a cost OF 100000. There arc
eight buildings.
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TWO REPORTS SUBMITTED
THE MAJORITY ATTACK THE TITLE
OF NEW PANAMA CANAL COMPANY.
The Other Recommends Purchase of It's
Property and Attempts to Show Fall
lacy OF Maloritys Argument.

Washington. Nlarch ~. Scuator Morgan
from the committee ON i>thuilu canals
I today presented TO the scuatc the majority
and minority reports Of that committee on
the question Of the validity Of the tito Of
1 the new Panama Canal company aud its
/ right Ia transfer the Panama canal proper.
/ ~ to the United States for S4o0o1.OOo. rhc
objections Of the majority to the title hcld
by that company are based largely on The
relations of the canal company to the gov
ornmeuts Of France and Colombia hut the
committee also discusses at lcnglh many
other phases of the question Among these
il the relation OF tho shareholders who sub
! scrbed S2GOUO.00O to the old Panama
| company, whose interest the report holds,
( can moi be lightly regarded. Ou this point,
/ the report SAYS The spectacle OF ae
! United States congress authorizing the
| president as the agent Of our government
TO conduct trade with such a corpora
! ton THE new Panama Canal conpnuf
! without consulting France as TO the claims
! will be entirely new i'm the history ol hl-
( lions. ana It's consequences can not he
/ d'srcgHrdrd'
I Among those is the serious danger of
the United states being drawn into as
agreeable relations With a large and ln
HucutiaI body Of the worthy people o'
1 France whose friendship tor Ms has hrcn
( cherished during the entire life OF our l''.
/ public. The report OF the isihniau c'"''
. commission reveals tho tHci tnHt the men
VINO mako this otter arc chief among those
who dcfruUdpd these UnV.Eh or S'tN'
Frcuchmcn of S2io.VD,O0n
Speaking further Of thc obligations OF
the new company to the old the MINORITY
says. III Mr. Einel and his associates
ger $40 CCuoCO from the American people
il is wcll that they are sheltered FROM inc
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i HELP FOR BAD BLOOD.

';e SSy Cures Blood and Skin Diseases.
"a "s r1umers, Eczema, Serofula, etc.
IScic ~ money; simply write aud try
Is M 5iood Balm at our expense. we
S,Iitne iree over 1000 treatments in
No. county, Ohio. The cures made
IA All 1slm spread SO fast we were nm
III "a orders, II is the same every
@rrrc.A ulal Of Blood Balm Is our hest
Il ssmnl 90 don't hesitate 10 write for b
No. sp pI from ulcers. eczema. scrofu-
Al IN tson, cancer, eating sores. Itch
4 [rhsn piuples, hollis, bone pains. swell
q iseut atlsm, eatarrh, or any blood or
81 Balm ", We advise You TO take Botanic
IA sau ~. B. b.. Especially reccm.
1s IIpnsno ia, obstinate, deep-seated eases
|8iI pil plood or skin diseases. because
s14 en- 30 BALM (B b. b kills the
M has y Y siSod, cures where Mi else
W. ~ y every sore. makes The blood
INN men gives the skin the rich glow
~ %, b. B., the most perfect blood
"a Ca sHe' :, Thoroughly tested for 30
~ ~ per large bottle nj drug
Ia, introduce ~, sample OF BLOOD
No. ~, Iree by writing Blood Balm 90
srs street, Atlanta. Ga. Describe
4 an Tree medical advice also given.
Sr,ps.th snest orer-medicine sent at
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MORE PUGlLIsTDc TALK.
PES Appears to Be Growing Very

pes Appears to Be GROWING Very
4 impatient
Hand, Cal, March 10 Billy Delaney,
yer for lin Jc1ics, said today; I'VE
given Fitzsimmons until this evening
Rs"er MS jenries himself sent q pcr.
a message to Fitzsimmons asking what
Y 'ehtlons were, but as Yet he has re
Nv no answer They tell Ms that the
soIs o. San Francisco will alovo
W., 70 the club giving the most money
sHty, such a proposition as that eau
~. %nsldered for moment Wo in
oehent our purses as well a. our
IA " ibis business. If Eitzsimmons is
oi me referees out here We are will
jsIrh on' with him IS agreed lipoa
MY MY making tho highest bid was to got
sn., mt II Fitzsimmons Is satisfied W..
&SVoept any reasonable offer from any
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EDWARD GREEN DEAD.

He Was the Husband Of the Richest
Woman in America,
Now York. March 19.-Edward Green,
husband Of Hctty Green. the richest woman
in America. died at ais home here today
Hc had been IN for long time of com.
pUcation OF diseases. lie WAS horn Feb
ruary g. 1891 In 1867 hc married Hcttt,
Rowland Robertson. Two children were
born =. H. r. Green, now president OF
the Texas Midland road. and Sylvia \. IL
Green. For time after lSIa Mr.. Green
was president of the Louisville aud Nash
yilc railroud
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CECIL RHODES MEAKER.

He Was Much Pleased at Telegram Of
Sympathy from the King and Queen.
Capetown, March 19.Cecil Rhodes Is
slightly weaker today The exceptional
GOODNESS Of the weather and the tree adj
miuistation OF oxygen contributed to the
passing Of a quiet night.
Mir Rhodes was much pleased at tho re
ceipt of messages Of sympathy sent 10 him
by King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
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WILL LIVE IN A BARN.

w. j. Bryan and Family Waiting for Their
Country House to Be Completed,
Lincoln. Ncb.. March 10. w. J BRYAN
is no longer resident Of Lincoln, This
WIS Mr. Bryaus forty-secoud birthday and
he celebrated the event nv moving to his
farm. four miles from the city. Until q
handsome country residence. which he IS
building is completed Mr.. Bryan and hi.
family will live in tho barn.
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Chronic Diarrhoea.

Mr.. C. B. Wingheld. Of Fair Play, No,
who suffered from chronic dysentery for
thirty nve years, Saws Chamberlain's Colt,
Cholera and niarrhoea Remedy did him
more good then any other medicine nc mad
ever used. For sale by all druggists.
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eEoReE J. FRANKEL SIZES up.

He VIII Take the Place of T. P. Cook
In ST. Louis.
ST. Louis. March 10, George ]. Transei,
assistant superintendent Of the Western
Union Telegraph company At 81. Louis. WIS
today notified by Colonel r, g. Clowry,
president and general manager. New York.
that he had been appointed superintendent
of the Western division. with head
quarters in this city. vice f. r. Cook trans
fored 10 Chicago as general superintendent
Of the division.
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FAIRS ESTATE TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
The Trust Clause in II Was Declared
TO Be Invalid.

San francisco, March 10 The supreme
court of this State. In decision handei
down today. declares the trust clause IN
the viii Of the late senator James G.. Fair
invalid and the property will az once BE-
distributed among the children OF the De
ceased senator. II is estimated that tue
estate Is worth upward OF S2O,O0OuOJ.
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TIE RESULT OF A FEuD.

A Killing on the Streets Of Knoxville,
Tennessee.
Knoxville. Tenn. March 1s,-Thomas G.
Howard was shot and instantly liled this
afternoon by Joseph n. Jones and Moultric
Jones on the principal business street Of
the city. The shooting was the result of
Monroe county feud in which live lives
have been lost
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An Indictment Returned.

san Marcos Texas. March 10. ihc negro,
Henry Wright. arrested yesterday charged
with attempt rape. WAS Indicted for that
offcnsC today; will he tried certainly sat
rdny perhaps sooner, Quiet prevails.
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BUSINESS MATTERS,
D,sohatoes IN Bankruptcy.

Austin Texas. March 10. The following
discharges in bankruptcy we're granted yes
tcrdny Nv the Federal court: Charles II.
tonla. Fritz Il. Schaeter. Schuleuborg
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New Bank for Tyler.

Washington. March 1a.-Thc comptroller
Of tho currency today approved the appca-
tion Of L. H. Jester, Ben H. Cain George =
McGhee. Il. w. Mnddin and others 10 or.
Gunize lhc Jester National bank Of Tyler,
Texas, with SlO0,0OO capital
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Liberty lIi Texas. March io.-l'ho gin
belonging TO j. ". WHdc. situated about
ten miles from here was DESTROYED by ire
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HAS FLATI.Y REFUSED.
The Turkish Government Will Not Repay Miss
Stones Ransom

Connope The rurhb hsy refused the demand
of
to the trgauds Ellen NJ
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. seoseesse &c COO

nominations to Tho senate Postmaytcrs for
Texas Harry Martin. Bonhsm. Charles r.
Ramsdcit Denton; Tom Richards. sherman.
Tho senate in executive session today cor
frmcd the nomination or Captain 4 =.
CrovuinSheid 70 hc rear admiral. There
was ne comment upon the nomination.
Tho hills of tho physicians who attended
the late President Mckinley have heen re-.
crivcd heiy. aud win hc transmitted 10 con.
gress al an early date II hnS been va.
rtouSiy stated that these hills would as.
slme enormous proportions out Of all rca.
SOU lut from the highest authority the
lufoDuctiou * obtained that they are fair
and VA no wise excessive.
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4. =. Mccormick or Waco who wants
10 ,mrrrcd W 10 AtweI as attorney FOR
the Norhcn district. also Saw the prcsi-
dent today.
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|PEE FAyORITES WON
N. limo. AlbuIa and Andes Were
r. the Lucky Ones.
|, RARD PROVES THAT He is FAST
Half Second on tho Track
|V.pr.d IN the Second Race at
New Orleans.

H. orleans, March ia.-Kafflr' imp.
a. I'd Andes were the winning favor-
r.li1 Bard clipped a half second on
4 -, record in the second race.
4 ne, clear track fast.
~ s,rlopgs Moderator l. Sanuclson,
s,ord Time l:ij.
4. ,na seventy yards, handicap Felix
a Tom kingsley. Intrusive. rimc ~.
\. handicap Ksfhr The -Four HUI
prowl. Time l42. ,,,,
Albula, lIut'h Millcr,
sge Time l:4l't. , 49,,
~ and q quarter selling Fay The rid
~ Free roe Admission, Wood Twice. Time
4. and quarter, sclling VI Ghor,
,.iIe Lon Rev. rimc 2uSHt.
n.r furlones, selling Andes, sir King
A LADY Kent. Time LIS
d NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
zen eigbths Of mile boot ~. Me.
~ Isl Chorus Roy 10, rhc Mes on
*io Northumberland l2n. Larry 6. 10,
&5erloin l2O, Rowdy 6 10, lorrcou ~,
mine III, Mistress ll5, Ida Pcnzancc
H. and A quarter. handicap Woodtrife
I'm. Thor oG. Jessie larhoc ~. l.lnds"i
b os lou Rev iOG ,icU Chance los.
n .eirhtbs OF % mic. selling sim "
a Thuries los Hutch Miller ioi. Mas~'c
H14 Poyntz i02. Add to-, pr. Currch
II kiss Quick 1Ol -Four Leaf G. vi.
<redy i01, Joe Collins 90. Meme Wcstall
y rae .fonrths Of a mile Flight hunlicap
m la5. Carl Kahler. Tom Kingsley 10,
|<b,rs Frietchic lO3 Grantor ~. Rance
RIsorls Davis pG. piVunnr 80
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


Washington. March ~. Judge Lock Ne
Daniel Of Houston saw the president TO
iay in the interest Of his application for
he position Of attorney " tho now South
Im district. luc.drnt'lly he put in "a
GOOD word for Waller Ruus application for
me iudgcsbip.
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xrw oRLEANs ENTRIES.

.vsn.eighths of mile. Boot ~. Mic
W III Chorus Roy 10 rhc Mos on
|isn Northumberland l2n. Larry 6. 10,
l'eroin l2p, Rowdy 6. 10, lurrcou -,
entIne III, Mistress 10, Ida Pcnzance
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COLLECTED $I4
AND SPENT Sd

Police officers were sent out yester-
day afternoon to find a young man
who had been acting as a collector for
a large firm, to cause him to deliver
a sum of money which he had collected
in the forenoon but had failed to turn
in. The amount in question was only
S14 but of this ne had spent about 81
in a saloon. The appearance of the
officers so frightened him that he made
haste to go home and get enough
money to make up the difference. The
young man lost his job in the bargain.
Gregoria Able, the Porto Rican who
stole $3.50 in gold from a japanese
neighbor a few nights ago was COM
Initted to the Circuit Court yesterday
by Judge Wilcox.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday
afternoon by a Portuguese boy against
a driver for the Union Express Com
pany, fr which the latter was charged
with nee0less driving. The boy was
riding a bicycle and it is alleged by
hiTa that abe driver swung around a
corner a high rate of speed and ran
ever him ana his wheel.
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TO INVESTIGATE
KULA BLIGHT

D.L. Van Dine, special agent for the
Agricultural Department in Hawaii, lett
Yesterday on the Maui for Kahuiui
from where he win go into the kuia
district to make investigations OF the
blight which is destroying the potato
ana corn fields r, F. Sedgwick who
started the Investigations in the dis
trict is on the cruise to Marcus Island
and the work will be continued by Van
Dine. Recently further complaints
have been received from II. P. Bald
win and Mrs Won Tempsky. of the
rayages of insects and request was
made to the department for aid. Mrs.
Won Tempsky Is OF the opinion that the
Iantana blight which was recently in
troduced here Is the cause of the great
er part Of the trouble but the speci-
mems sent do not indicate that. So far
the blight has been confined to the
Kula district, and Mr.. Van Dine VIII
attempt to prevent further ravageS
He expects to remain away for fort
night.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

A first-class shave at the Pantheon
shaving parlors for Is cents
We sell, rent, repair and exchange
typewriters Remington typewriter or
fee, Hotel street.
A lot of dry goods, slightly damaged
in transit, will be sold tomorrow at
Morgan's salesroom-
A modern cottage on the car line is
advertised for by steady tenant See
classified advertisements
All bills due the Peoples Express &
Dray Co should be paid 10 h w
Green, who also will pay all claims
number of furnished rooms with
use of kitchen can be had at very rea-
sonabIe price by consulting our ciassl-
fed ads.
Lace House auction sale on again
today. Ladies cordially invited to at,
tend. Some choice goods will be onered
1spr sale today
If you are in need of a typewriter
be sure to look at the latest improved
Remington before you purchase. Of
flee Hotel street
The Oriental Bazaar have received a
new lot of carved ivory goods and beau
tifuI Chinese silverware. A trip to their
store will repay you.
The HOLSTER Drug Co. are in receipt
of another shipment of the world-famed
HprniClde. the Only pOSiliNS
DESTROYER and hair tonic made. The
real thing"
Pineapples. papaias and onions from
the famous BuchhoIz plantation on
Hawaii are sold at L. F. Sternemann' s
grocery store on Fort street, opposite
the Club Stables.
After Sept Is, all lots now offered Tor
sale bv Mr.. Campbell will be advanced
20 per cent These lots are on hlns
street and the electric road runs 10 the
tract. For particulars see al. else
where.
The Hebron Drug Co offer to give
away caps to every boy who VIII can
at the store next Saturday. August sth-
This is a good opportunity for the Ju-
venile baseball players to secure uni
form caps.
The auction sale OF the season viii
take place next Friday, when JAS r
Morgan will sell the entire lot OF fine
household furniture and effects AT lne
residence of DR.. II. w. Howard. 1914
King street The furniture Will be on
view tomorrow afternoon.
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ATKINSON TO
PLAY LOWELL
Final Pins-pons Bout of EIks
Will Take Place
Tonight.

Ladies' day at the Elks' hall yester-
day afternoon was an important event
in that genial gathering place, in that
the ladies were given an opportunity
to witness the ping pong tournament
which ended in the two best players be-
ing matched for the final fray tomor-
row evening. The affair savored also
of pink tea. and the ElkS WED with
one another in receiving the fair guests
and the large assemblage of gentlemen.
Lorrfn Andrews and MIR. Hartman of
the House Committee were on the re-
ception committee, and saw TO it that
the refreshments, consisting of dainty
trifies, lemonade and claret punch,
were freely offered to the guests.
The ping pong tournament was play
ed as follows:
Waterhouse defeated High, IS, 60.
Atkinson defeated Roth, 6-3. 60.
Lowell defeated Waterhouse, 3-6, s.
s, S-&
This ended the sem-finals, and brings
the tournament to the final Bout, which
win be played off this evening, as fol-
lows:
Atkinson VS. Lowell.