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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-23

FOR sALE-By Reese & Co, III East
First street:
on East First street, groom cottage.
barn and IS feet of ground, worth about
81. 80. to be closed out this week for
$3.50. 1t will pay you to investigate this
before buying
on North Waco between Oak and 9Th
street. q 5-room cottage with bath,
closet, city water and IS feet for $500;
s.. 0O0 cash. balance on easy payments.
On Lulu avenue, 2-story home of I rooms
with hall, CRATE and mantle, 100 feet OF
ground. east front. corner location, ce-
ment walks, costing over 800; shade
and fruit in yard; taxes only Sl3, all for
$500.
100 feet and two cottages. renting for
Sc each per month. on Wichita street be-
tween End and Bro street. for 81 200.
Six lots on east side Of Park Place, 100
feet north of Thirteenth street; viii con-
slider a reasonable offer.
Two lots on west side of Park Place. 200
feet south of Thirteenth street. $500
100 feet on northeast corner Sixteenth
and Park Place. 30 feet deep. $3.50.
GO feet on southeast corner Sixteenth and
Park Place. with fine shade. $500.
80 feet, east front 100 feet south OF Six
teenth street, on Park Place, $3.50.
50 feet on west side of Fairview, 80 feet
south of Fourteenth street, $3.50.
2Oo5 n. Main street, s rooms, bath, hot
and colo water, sanitary closet. city
100 feet Of ground. with plenty of shade
fronting east and south. This is the
Hon. Jerry Simpsons home, which he
bought over year ago paying at that
time $500 for it, and he has since spent
several hundred dollars for painting and
other improvements. Mr.. Simpson has
placed this property in our hands for
sale and IN order 70 make a quick sale
agrees TO take $500; e cash, and balance
in two years at per cent. Can at our
office and set key TO look through the
property.
449 II. Market street. 6 rooms. bath, san
itary closet, hot and cold water. electric
trio lights. hot air furnace, shade, curb
ing. pavement. all paid for, cement walks
and 30 feet OF ground.
A 7-room house and so feet in second
block on North Emporia avenue, for
$500; $1,000 cash. balance 4 years, per
cent. The lots alone are worth 5000.
so feet corner location. north blocks,
between railroad tracks, 81 $50.
30 feet on north side of Douglas, 80 feet
east of Grant street S225.
We are still writing fire and tornado in
surance and your policies issued while
you wait. REESE & CO.,
109-1t Phone 127. 112 E. First Street.
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MUSICALE AT MRS. BROOKS
Given by Robert Martin Staples Next
Saturday AfternoOn.


On Saturday afternoon the fourth Sta
pies violin recital will be given at the
home of Mrs. c. H. Brooks, on North
Lawrence avenue. The program will last
just one hour, and win begin at 3:15, as
follows:
Violin
a. Chiaconne
o. Air on G String .......... Bach
Mr.. Staples.
Song-SeIected .......... Miss May Clark
Violin
a. Sarabarde ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
(b) Meditation on LIST plde =. Bach
Mr. Staples.
Song-Selected go. Mrs. S. w. Shattuck
Violin
Hungarian Dance ................ Brahms
Mr. Staples.
Miss Mary Findlay will play the ac-
compartments.
The subscribers to the musicale are cor
daily invited to meet Mrs. Carl Busch
at a reception given at the home of
Mrs. J. II. Black on Tuesday afternoon
between and o'clock.
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FOR SALE
Groom house and harm. in eth block, OF
s. Fmpo-i5. S.0.1-
80 feet. Groom house. barn. IN Sd block
on Ohio avenue Sl.6a
81 feet. 7-roon house. barn maple shade,
10 blocks north az Douglas $3.50.
x feet z-r0ou house. east fronJ, IN 18th
block on South Main. N5fa.
= feet. east front. 5-room house, IN ID
block on South Ellis Sl.eo.
2Sx1-3 feet. Groom house, corner 18Th
and Jackson. 81 ere.
8 feet. 5-room house. barn. fruit. On
Jackson. IN 11th block $50.
No. $50 :. Topeka 60 feet, 7-rooTn
house. beth. etc. 500
- feet. on summer street between First
issx1s9 feet, corner Of Hillside and Pros
s feet. south OF Lincoln. on EmPoria-
So
s. feet. south Of Lincoln or Topeka. 81
81 feet. corner Of Gilbert ard Masz. 500.
IL feet corner CT Es1poria ard 18Th.
- feet. north OF First. On Mead avenue.
for a few days. Si-ee-
Improved and unlmproTed property io
al PARTS OF the city
Farms and ranches ~ tbs and adjoining
counties
Insurance written IL leading companies
J. W. CLENnENIN & CO
Rear American stat Bank ai1E-
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REAL ESTATE EoR SALE.

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FOR SAIE-fsa feet on South Naiz- n
the 18th block. Inquire az IS South
Mater .e1-xCl--t1
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e Dsnver - - GO ranroA1

The Denver and Rio Grsade railroad,
THE Scenic Lire o. The World" has
prepared a illustrated book upon the
above subject. which VIII be sent free 70
farmers desiring 70 change their location
This publication gives valuable latorna-
ZION IN regard 70 the agricultural. bort
cultural and live stock interests OF this
section. ana should ee In the hands o.
every enc who desires 20 become ac-
euainted with the methods o. farming oy
irrigation. Write 5. X Hooper. &.
Snd T. A. Denver. Colo
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II YOU WANT home cheap for casn.
II you want TO buy home ca monthly
payments.
II you want some cheap lots
II you want FIRE Insurance.
If YOU want tornado Insurance.
II you want % scii your property.
II you want plans and specifications 90
build a home.
il you want 90 borrow money
See the C. y. Spencer Realty Co. No.
201 East Douglas. 1a-tf
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We WISH we could cash CIR time for wha.
Il seems 10 be worth % Is when . ioafeI
occupies -t--AtchIsou Globe
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CLASSIFIED
WANT s
Continued from Fifteenth Page.)

FOR SALE-To move, two large houses,
in good condition, 8 and 10 rooms each.
Walter Morris. 126 y. Main. I09-lt
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WANT s
&@& go 80 go
FOR SALE-By owner. 50 feet. cottage. 8
rooms. pantry and cellar. frIit. east
front. close in. east part OF CITY Address
owner. care Eagie- l1s-sun-thur--tx
FOR SALT-Great variety OF lots in Uni
NerSity Place. Junction company, Law
renee : Fourth. Glendale. Taylor < Sld-
ven.s, Taylor Bros. Lawrence's seventh
additions, together with many lots N
all other additions on the West Side
Come and see US, II YOU want sonnet hing
good and cheap. Allison < Dickson. -
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Special 10 lst block east of
Carey hotel. an Sls.e.o S-story brick block
with q a9-1oOt &$.un lot Tor Sl1.oee. or the
half for Ss.5oo. are offered; $500 Tor a
years lease on the half OF this block.
Can for particulars early Monday morn
ing Fred ". Israel. 1o9-tt
FOR SALE-Business lot and small build
ing, on Chicago avenue. 500.
tracts of land IN and adjoining
tanning from 10 10 Is acres. from s. 400 10
S2.5oo These are Gead-down cheap.
y number OF small homes. nicely located
in different parts Of the city, from $50
TO Sl,2le.
II you want q small home.
II you want a swell cottage.
If You want vacant lots.
II YOU want business lot.
II you want q farm.
If YOU want anything in real estate.
call ar my office. as I have some Of the
best property on the market Tor the
money. L. s. TROTfES,
Room :. over 1e4 y. Main.
ONCE phone. SIS; residences phone. 5S7-s-
1ee-1tx
FOR SALE-1n and 1ss y. Market street
fine S-story business block. 80 by 10
feet. l. Hills, l4S y. Market.
le0-th-su-tu-tf
FOR SALE-Below the market:
4 5-story brick cost Slo0o to construct
4 s-story. on Main. if sold this week.
4 l-story brick. on Main. snap at
4 modern. Groom cottage. good barn.
lots. east front. close in; II sold at
4 15-room residence. close in. north.
4 SPOON residence. in fine shape. north.
4 fine, s,room cottage, 50 feet. close in,
. acres, Joins the city. living water.
An sS-eere farm. joins the city; snap
at s. SO.
The best corn farm in the county at
i66 acres. well improved. miles north Of
the packing houses, II sold by Tuesday
price $500.
a wei improved. 16O-aere farm. south Of
Valley Center. that $500 Will buy II
sold this week.
64O-acre RANCH in Butler county. living
water and finely improved at Sif per
acre. NJ. W. kEOHANE X CO.
109-lt l2S y. Main.
FOR SALE-Business block for $500; cost
$4,000 10 build; well located and in good
condition Casey K Rauch. 3l3 East
Douglas lo9-itx
FOR SALE OR IEAsE-Three-s story,
brick building, on Santa Fe tracks. In
quire Richard Z. Bird room q, Bittins
block s4-su-Iu-it-u
NOTICE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
N0TfCE0 70 REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Ny lots Il. 70. p East Douglas avenue
are of the market. Mrs F. T. tobp,
city. lOs-ftN
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Notice is hereby given that my proper
", lots one %. three %. I'VE Co. seven
o. nine CO. eleven I'D, thirteen 0dl,
fifteen 05). and twenty-One t21l. twenty
three (25l. twenty-five 60, tWenty-se en-
CD. tventy-nine (29l. thiTty-one GU.
John Street. Butler and Fishers third
addition 10 the citv Of Wichita. rs with
drawn from the market and Is no longer
for safe Wm. J. McOarthy. l-g.lL
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FOR SALE-Ten acres, near city, 500.
Also % acres, adjoining city $3.50.
Modern house, rooms, y. Market. s., 500
Modern cottage, y. Lawrence, 81, $50.
SIS s. Market. rooms, 1880.
HILLS & KINKEAD, lab " Market.
97-sI.n-thu-tf
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Notice is hereby given that my proper
~ lots one %. three o. i've Co. seven
q. nine C9). eleven I'D. thirteen 03l,
fifteen 05). and twenty-Ore t21l. twenty
three (23l twenty-five t25l. twenty seven
co. tventy-ninc (29l. thiTty-one Call.
John Street. Butler and Fishers third
addition 10 the citv Of Wichita. is with
drawn from the market and is no longer
for sale VIM. J. Mccarthy. l3-lt
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IN the west ard expert workueu from
Chicago 0ud the Westinghouse shops ~
Pittsburg. This o. what ocr private
work calls Tor. We can spare time FOR
limited amount of work Tor the unhIf-
Fine model. novelty and patent articles
our speciality Don't Bother us viih
tinkeriug Jobs TIE Israel Seeded String
Machine Shops -2 North Main street.
11a-it
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FOR SALE-1062 y Water. 7-room house.
cellar. barn. 90 feet. fine shade; VIII sell
on easy payments. 81 so.
80 Wabash. rooms. 5 feet. 3, 10
rs 3. Water. : rooms % feet. S2.250
Six-room cottage. leo fccs. near Hvdc's
park. on easy payments. a great par
gain s. ~. See Hellar about IL.
1000 ;. Emporia- 5-roou cottage, barn,
cellar. % feet. $50
y T. RELLAR. 126 y Main.
10a-itN
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FOR SALE
room cottage, 80 feet. east front, 9th
block. st. Francis; viii sell at a sac
rifice.
4-room cottage. 10 feet. splendid shade.
18th block South Main 81 600
7-room cottage. hath. barn, 50 feet, 7th
block. South Water. 81 800.
Groom cottage, 120 feet. east front, cor
ner, 81 800.
Lots. tenth block North Emporia. $3.50.
70 feet. east front, 18th block 5. Water,
5000.
100 feet, 18th block s. Market $500.
100 feet. 5. Main. on car line, $50
Building site, 5th block s Market.
l09-1tX GEO. c. HENRY. 142 y. Main.
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FOR SALE-1sI7 Park Plsce. - feet and
cottage, s.. 400. Reese & Co. 112 Z First
street. 54-I
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FOR SAIsE-l5f acres. tot.su i1E 81
Se1S TT5rE c1GrtV 81 ger 1ere
g. acres. Broom house. BAN
from cify lrss-class iand lu
proved S
- acrss. hlttorn larf us e- wca
irnurure1. So vser errr- Gers 4
ne about this fsrul-
Citg rrerer1F - aIl f.ads far SALE
BELLEX L CO. IL y t-sr
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FOR SALE-50 feet, on corner, 5th block,
S. Market street, east front. Price,
81 1000. Walter Morris, 126 n. Main.
109-1t
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL or pIiRENGLDGN. PALMS
try AstroloEv. FrFch0metry. Cilufoy-
hnce Readings. instructions. aeiirea-
tons daily Classes Tor development.
Pupils and patrons iu ans state or
country Instructed 1v mail $50 letters
answered without retufl stamp h1e
dress Institute of fantherarf
SeIgwic< Building. Wichita. hsn.
1f.nHn.tf
SCHOOL OF oHAT0RT, Psfr1isfry.
tfalrEoyancc Personal Magnet .arl-
Readings and instruction daily folr
DESTINY and uoesiHlIif.fe ir Faur haaI
and nF your stars Maffaor laefffU a.
OF PautheraHy. cl sedeailA building
-ein. 10
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FOR SALE
422 N Mead. : rooms. 50 feet, $50.
2249 Jackson. 3 rooms. 80 feet, S175.
1853 y. Lawrence. rooms. new. LOO.
18Th and Lawrence. s rooms. $500.
18th and Crown. s rooms. L lots, 81 100.
322 Wynona, rooms. lots, $50.
Two houses. - feet, Waco. 5000.
Wabash and 18th. 4 rooms. acres. $500.
Third block. y. Mead. > rooms $50
Sycamore street, w. :. S rooms. s.. 200.
80 feet. 18th and Lawrence. $1,000.
y. Lawrence lots. 500 and up.
10 acres. College Hill 500.
81 acres 24th and Main, 81 900.
q rooms. s. Market. rent $500. 5000.
Write or ca1 for printed list
103-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
FOR SAIE-249 Ellis. 81 feet. Q rooms.
good barn and walks. Price. $500
$40 Ellis. f00x19S feet. / rooms. new. 81. 60.
81 New York, s rooms. 80 feet; a snap
at 81 500.
Some good farms and ranches that will
make good profits on the Investment
Look them UP.
HUFFMAN & CLARK.
over 40 E. Douglas Avenue
100-2F
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FOR SALE-Business block for $500; cost
$4,000 10 build; well located and in good
condition Casey K Rauch, 3lS East
Douglas. lo9-itN
FOR SALE OR LEASE-Three-st story,
brick building, on Santa Fe tracks. In
Quire Richard L. Bird room y, Biting
block sl-su-tu-fr-tf
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NOTICE. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

@Sc--11-7- ~ = , = y ~ .ISS,S
Ny lots L. 10 p East Douglas avenue,
are of the market. Mrs. +. T.. Cobb.
CITY. lC9-ftN
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FOR SALE-Cheap, good section of pas
ture land. fenced and water; also two
sections and several quarter sections
Of pasture land. fenced and well water
ed. address John Stewart, Clearwater,
Kansas. 1l3-suu-2tX
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FOR SALEZTwo lots, South Market
street east front. in 4th block Price.
$500. Walter Morris. 10 y. Main
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-23

FOR SALE-Great variety OF lots IN Uni
Nersity Place. Junction company. Law
rencc's Fourth. Glendale. Taylor < Sla-
Yens. Taylor Bros. Lawrence Seventh
additions. together with many lots in
all other additions on the West Side.
Come and see US, II YOU want sonnet hinE
good and cheap. Allison < Dickson. -
SedgWick building. 1lS-SI
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12

Present indications are that the Cuban
Reciprocity Bill will meet with II stormy
reception in the Senate. The Democrats
have formally notified Senator Plat. of
Connecticut, that they will oppose the
measure and one Republican Senator has
also given notice that he will move to
amend it so that the President shall be
authorized to make reciprocal conceS-
sionS to Cuba only after the negotiation
of Il treaty with the new Cuban govern
ment confirming the provisions of the
Plat amendment. The Senator who has
given notice of this amendment is one Of
the most influential members of the Sen
ate. and it is freely predicted, in the in
ner circles. that he is the spokesman for
Il small but powerful group of Republican
Senators. These gentlemen fear to trust
Cuba and would seek to bind her by II
treaty which will he the voluntary act of
her own government and whose provi-
sionS shall be uncquivocal. Such an
amendment would. it is feared by the
friends of the Cuban movement. serious
~ retard the application of relief of
which they believe the island stands ser
iously in need. The opposition of tn"
Democrats is II matter of surprise rs the
House Democrats have generally express
ed themselves as favorable to the concrS.
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DEFEAT THE "HOG" CANDIDATES.

no not let the voters be fooled
at the municipal election III
Elkton on Monday next.
Do not let the hog pen issue tri-
umph, because the hog and his pen
mean only ofinjury to the man who
keeps them and to his neighbors.
The candidates who have raised
this issue and seek to be voted into
the Elkton Town Council do not
deserve the support OF those of our
citizens who want to see Elkton
advance and be progressive town.
At every town election these lndl-
viduals bring up this false cry. 1t
is a demagogic scheme. 1t shows
they are not the class of men we
want in the Elkton Town Council
because il is certainly no credit to
this town to have it heralded
through the country that we have
gone back and want to turn the
municipality into a pig sly. We
want i'll the town council men of
standing, men of advanced ideas,
men who will fight to bring factories
here, to promote the best interests
of I>lllton, and not fill it full of
pigpens.
Let every citizen who stands for
greater Elkton come out on Mon
day and vote down these candidates
who would have MS turn backward
and thrust the pig-pen nuisance
under our very noses. Vote them
down people, and by big majority
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TIE ELKTON OPERA HOUSE.
INHE remodeled and modern
lied Elkton Opera House

TNHE remodeled and modern
lied Elkton Opera House
under the management of
the Elkton Theatre Company, was
reopened on Thursday night when
one of the most representative
audiences ever seen here assembled
to witness the opening production
the oratorio THE Messiah The
chorus was made up of citizens of
Port Deposit and of the Musical
Department of the Tome Institute,
while the soloists were all opera
singers of standing The overtures
were rendered by that popular or
ganization the Elkton Orchestra.
The coming here of our friends
from Port Deposit was made a
social affair, and the event was one
of genuine pleasure. The attrac-
ton was suitable indeed for the re-
opening night. Come again people
of Port Deposit to Elkton's new
Opera House, you are always vel
come.
AS to the Elkton Opera House,
the Cecil. WING commends the
energy that has turned it into such
an attractive place of amusement.
The high standard of attractions
that will be presented should secure
for the management at once the
liberal patronage of the public, and
this doubtless it will receive.
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ELKT0N, MD APR. u, 1902.
GOOD ROAD .

THE interest taken through
/ out the county generally
in good roads is very ell
couraging indeed to those of our
people who seek to improve our
highways, The good road depart
nent of the Cecil. WIG has re-
ceived this week a number of con
vincing remarks in favor of high
way Improvement. Our best peo-
pie want to see better driveways in
Cecil, and the CECIL WING urges
that the matter be given the proper
attention, and good highways i'll
Cecil advocated and demanded
until they are secured.
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HARBOR IMPROVEMENT.

~ GOD news came to the Cecil.
" WING yesterday from Wash
ington, stating that the APP
preparation of sI6,695 for the
dredging of the Elk river had been
secured. Our people are indeed
grateful to Senator McComas and
ex-Congressman Baker for the sue
cessful efforts they have put forth
for us. and the Cecil. WING com
mends those of our citizens who
gave their time and labor toward
furthering this cause. We have
always claimed that Elkton de-
served this recognition, and now
our shipping interests will be re-
vived. Thanks to all who worked
in this way for Elkton's advance
ment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12

When the Ways and Means COMMITTEES
Iadorl"d tn" Cuban Reciprocity Bin last
Monday It was 10y u vote of II to ;.
with three Democrats voting May" One
of these. Mr.. N"wlandS. tells me that his
views ar" gaining strength ON the floor
of th" House. and that thrr" will be
found many Democrats who will voi"
against the bill. which comes M for con
ridrrntiom soon. Little apprehension is
i,lt. however. by tn" House leaders. for
the fate "f tn" bill. and they predict that
it will h" PASSED within three days. Rep
r"S"ntaty" Dalzcll said Monday. Il con
slider the success of til" mcaSur" in the
louise i assured.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12

~ 9BGnzuzzzMzuEsHS~
Great Exhibition
of ashable
Dress Fabrics.

King cotton's reign grows
larger every season, and assisted
by the Mercerizer's art his
domains are steadily encroach-
ing on those Of silk and linen.
The Mercerized cotton, are
beautiful. indeed this season.
almost beyond description and
not onl y comfortable and endu
able but decidedly economical.
Me1cerized lawn 20 to 80 cents.
Black and White.
imported dimitics ~ to 25c.
Madras - to 2Ic.
Dotted Swisses 12g to 25c.
French lawns white 20 to soc.
Domestic lawns ) to 35c.
Persian lawns l29 to Soc.
Butchers linen for waist Bile.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12

the greatest inventions Of the age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12

On Wednesday the House passed tn"
Sumdry civil Bill. and ON Thursday the
Senate Bill To promote the efficiency of
the Revenue Cutter Service. Friday and
Saturday were devoted to II cunSidrra-
lion of the Chinese exclusion bills. II ma
ioI,tN and Il minority measure. The
Democrats have very generally aligned
themselves on the side of the minority
measure as have some Republicans. The
difference between the two is not great
and consists chiefly in methods rather
than in purpose. Many Of the Pacific
members will support the minority meas
urc which is the more drastic in its pro-
visions. Monday was by the rules of the
House. devoted to the affairs of the
District of Columbia. but the Chairman
of the District Committee will probably
waive his rights in favor of the exclusion
bill. There is some hope that this meas
urr may be disposed of before long 50
that il will not be necessary to hold il
over until after the consideration of tn"
Cuban bill.
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National Affairs.

SpeciaI washington Correspondence.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12

THE oEolL WHO 10 ON SALE AT EVERY
NEWS STAND IN oEolL couNTY-AHo 10
sERvso BY SPECIAL CARRIERS IN eLKToN
NORTH EAST, cEouToN, oHEsAPEAKE
oiTY AND PORT DEPOSIT.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL
RECEIVE NO ATTENTION.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12

The investigation of the secret re-
polt of Captain Christmas. which east
reflections upon the honor of Congress.
has drgrncratcd into farce and there
is Il general feeling that Representative
Richardson has placed himself in very
ridiculous position by his resolutions de
handing that the matter be investigated.
\ fair sample of the nonsense on which
the report was based was given one day
last week when the testimony developed
that Christmas had agreed to pay $50. OOO
To Il man named Knox. and had advanc-
ed 81 to bind the contract. because
knoN said he knew Il man who knew
Senator Hanna. Christmas has also adj.
vanc"d $50 to one Walbcrg. "proprieto!
of III" International Newspaper Agency.
which agency supplied news to thrc"
small papers in New Jersey.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12
The Cecil Wing Aims to Advance
the Best Interests of Cecil County.

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that sets the news
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is the finest and
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