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next game Wednesday afternoon next with
the Boys Latin School
Many Go Egg Rolling.
Many Of the younger generation this
afternoon went egg rolling on snuter's Hill,
west of this city, and large number also
went to the White Lot, Washington. The
greater number, however. went to Shutters
Hill, which has been the famous rendezvous
for many years.
General and Personal
w. T. Martin Of Charlottesville, Va, has
notified the police here that his store in
that city was robbed last Friday night.
The thieves secured fifteen or twenty pis-
tolls and a number of razors and pocket
knives. The local police have been re-
quested to lookout for the thieves.
Miss Hannah E. Hall and Mr.. Wi.lam ].
Creegan, both of this city, will be married
at o'clock this evening at ST. Mary's
Catholic Church. After the ceremony a re-
ception will be held at 1903 King street.
Mr.. Noble Smith, who was recently elect
ed by the board of fire wardens as engineer
of the Columbia fire engine to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of En-
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The Choral Society.

Negotiations between the Choral Society
and Maurice Grau in regard to Nine.
Schumann-Heink have progressed so far
that 1t Is now expected that she will ap-
pear with the society as heretofore an
nounced. with the exception of change Of
date to April IS or p. instead of the 22d
This will probably be her last appearance
In concert in this country this season, as
she has practically determined to sail on
the 22d. giving up all her engagements else
where. The opera season ends in Balti-
more on the 10Th, and she will thus have
chance to give Washington farewell.
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Ball at New willard.

A ball has been arranged for tomorrow
evening. April 1. at the New Willard, the
proceeds Of which will be for the benefit
Of the Home for Incurables. Music for the
occasion will be furnished by the Marine
Band. Among the large list of patronesses
are number OF society leaders In the city,
and the affair promises to be very success
full.
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gineer William Wood yesterday assumed
he dufiae of tho pncifiop

gineer William Wood yesterday assumed
the duties of the position.
The services at the different churches
were yesterday well attended. The musical
program outlined in Saturdays Star was
carried out. Rev. Father O'Sullivan of
Washington preached an eloquent sermon
at the second mass at st. Mary's Catholic
Church. At the other churches the resi-
dent pastors occupied the pulpits
Mrs. Amelia Travers, who resides at the
residence of her sister, Mrs Peter Hoy, 1904
Prince street, Saturday afternoon fell down
a flight of stairs and was considerably
bruised, although no bones were broken.
In the corporation court, in the case of
o. S. Pullman against Annie Joling ct al,
decree has been entered confirming the re-
port Of Commissioner Callahan and decree
of sale.
Mrs. Annie Lee Atkinson has been ap-
pointed Administrative of the estate of her
late husband, Weston H. Atkinson.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Piano Special for Easter
MOndaV.

For one day-Easter Monday-only we make the
following special cash offer:
Handsome Ils-octave Upright Piano, bright as q
new silver dollar and as good as the day 1t
made. Only Observation-Disclosures. $l2S
Worth double the money.
Fine Mahogany-case Upright Piano, all modern i'm
provements used so little that the look is
Beautiful Oak-case Upright Piano, without
blemish. Only. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SITS
A good Stool and Cover and a 6-year guarantee
goes with each Plano. and you will never be able
to duplicate these bargains long as you live.
No exchanges. and positively We cannot reserve
the prizes.
We have also a number of good secondhand
Square Pianos that will sell very low and on
very easy terms. Remember our name and num-
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A small colored boy named Ross Pinkney
exploded a cap with which he was playing
at his home near Brightwood Saturday
afternoon and was injured about the hands
He was attended by DR.. Stone.
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Here Is Your Golden Opportunity to Get
Well and Stay Well.
WHAT'S THE USE OF SUFFERING AND
MAKING THOSE AROUND YOU UN-
HAPPY WHEN SMITHS GREEN
MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR WILL
CURE YOU?

Try it and be convnced-we guarantee it to help you
sick people shake their heads doubt when
ommend medicine them They they have tried this and that
This sounds WELL but how you going get around the
facts of SMITHS GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR? How
medicine be sold and again the people after
unless good medicine? Its adver
Using did advertised only from mouth mouth until
present got hold of and placed within
public at large.
benefit, people wouldn't buy time
medicine wouldn't have lasted FIVE nothing of twenty-five
right the locality where is made and best known
Up Northern Vermont when people have blood troubles
arrangement of the liver Kidneys after
SMITHS GREEN MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR and think of
taking anything place of They great builder.
They that helps the blood by purifying and they know that
helps the digestive by cleansing them and Strengthening them
They that people who take this famous medicine
good complexion clear bright and the alert
of youth
down. then of
of liver kidneys and bowels wherever impurities into the blood
general the whole system That what the
BILE with the who always complaining That what
trouble pale lless all about YOU
MOUNTAIN RENOVATOR in too quickly
We urge you o try and guarantee it
doesn't you have your money back
Henry Evans. 9 2 s! s2 l!:!E /! !. " y
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E. 8. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE CO.
DAILY STEAMERS Fol, RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMER HARRY RANDALL-Nonday and Wed.
nesday at pm. for Colonial Beach. Colton's and
intermediate landings. and landings in Wicomico
river and Somini and Lower Machodoc creeks Va.
Saturdays at an. for Colonial Beach and inter-
mediate landings. and Bushwood, Rock Point. Col
TONS Currioman and landings in Nomini creek.
STEAMER Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at am for landings to Colonial Beach
UNITED STATES MAI. ROUTE,
WASHINGTON, d. C., TO GLYMONT, Md,
and intermediate landings
The STEAMER ESTELIE RANDAIL-Daily ex-
eept Sunday, $50 am. Returning about $3.50 D. m.
Passenger accommodations rrst-class- Freight re-
ceived until within a half hour Of sailing.
E s. RANDALL, Manager. phone 17s5. GEO.
o. CARPINTER General Agent, Washington
phone 1765. WIN. NJ. REARDON. Agent Alex.
andria, phone so. fe2S-tf-2S
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oleoouent.

From the Boston Herald.
Senator Money Is quite eloquent.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kronDrinz-. Apr g. Q an Kaiser. May 90 10 am
Kaiser Apr u. 10 am Kronprinz. June 8, pm
kronp rinz-- May 9. 9 am Kaiser. June IL 10 am
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Cherbourgosouthampton. Alternately. and bremen.
Or Kurfrs May I. 10 am Fried. derGr May22 loan
6hein. May 9. 10 am Neckar.. May o. 10 am
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GE
Lain. April .. Q pm lNeckag. April 49, 10 am
Trave. Aprn IL. 10 am Hohenzol'n u. Apr "a loan
Aner. 80. April 10. 2 pm Kaiserin. May g. noon
SPECIAL NOTICED
The large twin-serew s. s. NECKAR. TO- 600 tons
II the North German Lloyd will sail from NEW
YORK for NAPLES WEDNESDAY, APRIL %.
Cabin rates: First cabin, $40; second cabin, $50.
OELRICHS CO.. NO. Is BROADWAY n, 4.
Apply to E. y. DR00P, p26 Pa. ave-,
fs8312t Agent for Wtshingtoo.
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IHE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co

HE wEEMS STEAMBOAT CO.
Potomac River Route-Winter Schedule.
On and after December 26 the steamer Potomac
will leave 7th st. wharf every Thursday at pm.
for Baltimore and river landings returning, leaves
Baltimore, pier No. o. Light St. every Tuesday at
8 pm, arriving in Washington early Thursday
mornings. Ali river freight must be prepaid Bal
tinore, Philadelphia and New York freight So
licited. Accommodation for passengers strictly
frst-class. STEPHENSON BRO, ACTS. Tele-
phone Main TAI. ds26-tf12
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW EENSTOwN-LIvERPOoL
Oceanic. April 2. noon Teutonic. April a. noon
Majestic. April 8, noon Cymric. :. April 25 am
Germanic. April 10, noon Oceanic April 80 IL am
For rates sailings and further informa ton apply
to G. W. MOSS, 1411 G st. NV. mh1-156t8
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
Only Is Minutes to Alexandria.
By Washington & Alexandria Ferry Steamers Of
The Washington Steamboat Com
pany, Limited,
From 9TH st. Ferry Wharf.
ROUND TRIP. G5c.

New Schedule In enect April I, lSU2).
LEAVE wASHINGTON-week Days: AM
e:lO, $40. 1870 $50. 900. 1e:OO, 1890. II 80;
P.M.-12:3o, 1:3O, 2:30, 3:15, Ais. 500, $50
and $50.
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA-Week Days: AM
$50, $50 100. $40, 9:15, GAS, 1O:45, IL 80;
P.M.-12:3O, 1870, 2:3o. 3:l5. AIS, 1850, 5:4o
and $50.
SUNDAYS: A.M.-e:3O, 1890. 11:30; P.M.-12:3O
1870. 2:3O $3.50. 4:3O. $50 and $780,
JOHN B. PADGETT, GENERAL MANAGER.
rnh31- Dat 30
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next game Wednesday afternoon next with
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People Talked About.

Potter Palmer. Chicago business man.
Is dead.
Congressman Amos j. Cummings Of
New York died of pneumo lia.
Miss Eleanor Matthews, who haC
been general secretary of the Milwau-
kee Y. w. c. A., state secretary FOR
Missouri and general secretary of the
ST. Joseph Y. w. c. A., is dead in Kan
sas City.
DR.. Edward Laurence Feehan, broth
er of the Most Rev. Archbishop p. A.
FeehaE of Chicago who for forty years
had Teen practicing physician in 81.
Louis, died in that city of Bright's dis
ease. He was sixty-seven years of age.
f. Brete Harte, the American author.
died in London recently. He was born
at Albany, N. Y, Aug. %, 1889. Mr..
Harte died suddenly at the Red House,
Cranberry, near Aldershot from hemor-
,rhage, caused by affection OF the
throat.
The Republican convention for the
Eighteenth Illinois district renominated
Joseph Cannon for congress. This is
Congressman Cannon's sixteenth con-
secutive nomination in this district and
he has been defeated at the polls only
once.
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From other shores.

sRebels in China threaten to kill all
Christians.
American millers and farmers will be
hard hit by the British bread tax.
Instigators OF Russian riots printed
bogus proclamations and forged the
cars signature.
Gradual exclusion from the Neither
lands OF the British iron ana steel man
ufacturers is reported.
American goods have an established
reputation in China, and are preferred
10 all other foreign articles.
Senior Augusta Severe, the Brazilian
aeronaut, ma lie a successful first-trial
trip OF his airship in Paris.
Thirty thousand emigrants are booked
TO sail from Christiania for the United
States during the season OF 1902.
Violent earthquake shocks are re-
ported from Bordeaux, Bayonne, Pau
and other places in the same region.
Considerable opposition to the peace
movement is developing among the ir-
reconcilables of Gen. Delarey's force.
According to the promise formally
made by Lord Miner, contiscation OF
property and Acknowledgement is the
limit of punishment for Cape Beers
Who rebelled.
A syndicate OF German bankers Is
offering the new issue by the North
German Lloyd line of 20,000,000 marks
of stock to the ola shareholders of the
company at 104 l-2.
London Truth says that King Ed
ward has decided to contribute gold
coronation cup to be competed for at
the Cowes regatta this summer. The
contest for this cup will be open TO
yachts of all nations.
II is reported from Hamburg that the
steamer Kaiser Friedrich, built by the
Schichau Shipbuilding company for the
Hamburg-American Steam Packet COM
pany and rejected by that company for
not meeting contract requirements, has
been sold to the navigation syndicate.
According to the Vienna correspond
ent OF the London Times serious diff
culties have arisen between the Aus
trian and Hungarian governments in
their negotiations for an autonomous
customs tariff and the renewal of the
"Ausglelch."
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A consolidation Of the First national
banks In number of citie,' is reported.
The Republicans OF the Sixteenth
Illinois district unanimously renomi-
mated Joseph V. Graf of Pekin.
Discharged employees say the Union
Traction company of Chicago has de-
tcrminea to stop the agitation for
union.
over two dozen vessels will sail from
Tacoma and Seattle in May and June.
They will carry from 1000 to i,20O
miners and prospectors.
II is learned from reliable sources
that the shipping brewers of the United
States are considering the advisabllity
of raising the price Of beer 40 cents per
barrel.
Instead of a settlement, wider
breach than ever exists between strlk-
ing tuRmen and the Great Lakes Tow
ing company at Cleveland. A general
strike is threatened.
The report that all negotiations be-
tween Carter and Mccoy have been
called off is mistake, says the latter
manager. Mccoy will fight Carter at
Philadelphia on May 16.
The hosting engineers OF the Ameri-
can Copper company's mines at Butte
have declared the strike off. The men
failed to obtain the support of the Sill
yer Bow Trades and Labor Assembly,
and this Is supposed 10 have innuenceo
their action.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson of La Crosse Is
dead. her friends say, from broken
heart. but her physician says her death
resulted from injuries received by her
in a fan she suffered year ago wheh
she tainted on hearing tsat her nus
hond had blown lis head off with
shot gun.
three hundred members of the Loyal
Legion met At Delmonico's In New YORK
recently, and, after electing officers, hau
a dinner, followed by speech-making.
cen O. M. Dodge, Col T. G. HENS
street. Gen. Burnett, Sanford b. Dole
eovernor Of Hawaii, and Rev ~ u
Hills were the speakers.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-05-15
Sins and sinners.

The application Of kerosene TO the
feet did not battle the trained blood
hounds in running down Raymond Far
ley, a forger, at Suffolk, Va.
A. F. Butterfield and Robert Hagdon,
two prisoners at Fort Sheridan, under
sentence for Gesertion, made their es-
cape by overpow ring TIE sentry who
was guarding them.
Three masked and armed safe-crack-
ers bound the Waterman and blew the
safe at the Lake Shore freight depot
at Cleveland, and secured an unknown
sum OF money, thought TO be $500.
There is no clue.
Evangelist Coed of Eddyville, Iowa,
has received from whitecaps a letter.
adorned with ckull and cross-bones'
warning him that If he persists I'm his
crusade against the saloons. harm Will
come TO him. The letter, which was
read in church, has created sensation.
One OF the most daring robberies ever
committed in Waterloo. Iowa, occurred
when the residence of Mrs. II. Kicker
was entered and $50 worth OF jewelry
stolen The articles that have been
missed thus far are seven gold rings
set with diamonds and pearls, stick
pin. brooch AMI a sum of money.
Judge Palmer. in the criminal court
az Denver, refused a writ of habeas
corpus to Mrs. Nellie Gabrin, who Is
charged with having murdered her hus-
band, Representative Albert Gabrin, by
administering arsenic. Justice Byrne
had previously refused to release her
on bail, pending her preliminary exam
nation.
Homesick for his home in the Father
and-Stettin, Germany-Louis Franz
seventeen years old, devoured the great
er part Of the heads OF matches con-
ained in three boxes at Chicago. He
was found dead in bed, with all the ev-
ldences of terrible death struggle, az
ms room IN the home of his wealthy
uncle, c. NJ. Fraaz. The boy was here
% finish his education.
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ACCIDENTAL Happenings.

fire at Lobrinsk, government OF
Minsk, Russia, destroyed 972 houses ana
80 small shops.
twenty-five head of cattle were killed
oy lightning on the farm of John smith,
Yen miles northeast of Waterloo, Iowa.
lhey were standing with their heaos
over a wire fence, when the lightning
struck It. About sixty animals were IN
me herd, but all except the twenty-five
escaped injury.
Fire destroyed the entire business
section OF New Milford, Conn. Lack OF
water caused the flames to spread. Two
oanks, two hotels, the telephone eN-
lrhange and dozens of business struc-
'ures We're swept away. The loss VIII
reach s4OO, 600.
seven members of a Sunday school
''sss were drowned at Toledo, Ohio, as
result of the naptha launch Frolic, Oh
mich they were enjoying an outing.
ssing run down Ly the tug Arthur
woods, of the Great Lakes Towing
company.
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Che neWS
Al the sapi,aI.

Tams Bixby has resigned from the
Indian commission.
The house passed the conspiracy bill
without a word of cebate.
Postmaster General Payne loses In
the suit brought by railway publca-
tons.
The senate has passed the bill for the
cession of lands Oh the Rosebud Indian
reservation.
The navy department has made ex-
tenslve preparations for testing oil as
fuel for ships.
w. II. Moody, secretary OF the navy,
has been elected an honorary vice pres
ident OF the American Seamen's Friend
society.
The chances are favorable for the
passage in the house of the bill making
material amendments to the federal
bankruptcy law.
Urged by the president, leaders in
both houses of congress promise early
legisla ton for The establishment OF a
department. of commerce.
The Bolivian minister at Washington.
Senior Don Fernendo r. Guachalla, has
been granted by his government per-
mission to proceed TO Europe.
The corner stone of the Ohio McKin-
ley Memorial College of Government of
the American University win be laid
on May IA by President Roosevelt in
Washington.
The island OF Republi1 of Cuba is to
have II. c. Squiers, secretary of the le-
CATION at Pekin. as minister, and Gen.
G. S. Bragg OF Wisconsin has been Sc
lected as consul general at Havana.
The case OF alleged assault against
Senator Money of Mississippi, orphan
H. Shaner, a street car conductor, and
James A. Hooper, truck foreman of the
fire department, at Washington, has
been role pressed and formally aband-
oned.
Gen. Chaffee has cabled the war de-
partment that he has rescinded the or
der for the establishment of reconcen-
tration camps in Laguna and Bantam
gas provinces. the only district in the
Philippines where the system has been
practiced.
The president has sent the following
nomir ations TO the senate: Joseph
Reed, Iowa, chief justice, and Henry C.
Sluss, Kansas. William w. MURRAY,
Tennessee; Wilbur f. Stone. Colorado,
and Frank l.. Osborne. North Carolina,
associate justices of the court of pri-
vate land claims.
Senator Hale is daily in receipt of nu-
Nitrous requests for copies of his anti
imperialist speeches. He says, howev-
er, that fully half OF these requests are
from New England college girls who
are about to graduate, and he is in
doubt whether 10 feel flattered or 9TH
erwise.
The senate has passed the bill relative
10 the Communication of homestead en-
tries on the Big Sioux reservation in
South Dakota. An amendment to the
bill provides that the settlers shall pay
to the government the price per acre
paid TO the IhdiaTs, and that such set-
tiers shall enjoy the provisions OF the
homestead law.
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ENTERTAINING CASTRO.
Venezuelan President Dimes at the
United states Legation.

of Venezuela and his wife have been
entertained a. dinner. says a Caracas
dispatch to the Herald. by United
States Minister Herbert w. Bowen ana
Mrs Bowen. 1t was the first time that
President Castro had dined at any le-
CATION. The event is significant and
the consequences it is believed may be
very important.
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OF the Week

The Wells elevator, situated on Buff
ialo river, at Buffalo, was destroyed by
nre at midnight. A large quantity %
grain had been llaced i'm the elevator
during the past week, and the loss on
the building and contents is estimated
at 1925, 900.
Edward Shiega, son of New York
nhlllonaire; Howard Bennett, son of
Representative j. II. Bennett OF Sau-
gus, Mass, and Howard Marden, fellow
stud ents at the Lowell technical school,
were fined $500 {; ch for Decorating the
South Nashua IN, H cemetery. They
Topped over twenty-one srave stones
and one old monu1elt, besides carry
Ing off several OF the stones.
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strnck by lightning.

Langdon. MINI, May l1.-News has
been received here from Hector, Mimi,
that during the recent severe storm at
that place lightning struck the fine new
residence of William Il. Kemp, nearly
demolishing 1t. Mr.. Kemp and daugh-
ter we're stunned for some time by the
shock. Mr.. Kemp Is former resident
of this place, son OF Mrs. James O.
Kemp. His residence was built last
season at cost of $4,000.
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WATER CURE FOR co-EDs.
Football Tactics in Basketball Play
Law Girls Low.

Chicago, May 11.-University of Chi
cago co-eds practiCed football tactics
In their contest for basketball prestige
on their new athletic field yesterday,
and the result was that one girl was
carried from the game and two others
had to be revived with water before
they could continue. The injured:
Bickell. Miss Charlotte, junior, felled
In a scrimmage, trampled on and found
helpless, revived with water, but taken
to her dormitory room.
Goldstein, Miss Margaret. junior;
laid low by rough play. revived by cold
water treatment
Moore, Miss Grace. felled in fierce
rush near goal; revived ~ cold water
treatment.
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Archbishop Corrigan's Funeral Con
Quoted With Impressive solem

Archbishop Corrigan's Funeral Com
Quoted with Impressive solem-
nifty.
New York, May 1.-THE body OF the
Most Rev. Micha FL Augustine Corrigan,
d. D.. archbishop OF New York, was
Inferred yesterday in the crypt of st.
Patrick's cathedral. The funeral was
conducted with all the impressive
solemnity and ceremony of his church
and attended by remarkable gather
Ing of clergy. Cardinal Gibbons, eight
archbishops. eighteen bishops and more
than one thousand RESTS were in at
tendance. Pontifical high mass was
celebrated by Cardinal Gibbons. Arch
bishop Ryan Of Philadelphia delivered
the eulogy
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WAR ON BEEF TRUST.
Court Proceedings in Missouri to Be
Begun To-day.

Jefferson City, Mo-, May 11.-Attorney
General f. {. Crow announces that he
will file his petition before. the supreme
court for proceedings against the beef
trust, which be believes is operating in
Missouri TO control the prices of meats.
He believes the testimony at the hear
Ing before the supreme court Tuesday
and Wednesday developed ample evil
dence to GUST or fine the packing CONF
panies severely for violating the anti
trust law of this state. The attorney
general says he believes he will be able
to destroy the combine.