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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. February n. Is0s
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
The partnership heretofore existing between j.
r. BRADLEY and MAURICE p. WALSH, in tile
undertaking business az 443 1lh ST. sW. IN the
City of Washington. d. c., under the firm name
of j. II. Bradley & Co. has this day beeen dis
solved By unusual consent, 1Ir. Maurice T.. Walsh
retiring from said hm.
The business WiN hereafter BE conducted hv J
IT, Bradley, he having assumed payment Of all
debts Of the late inn, and heinz authorized To
receive and receipt for all accounts due 90 said
hrm- j. n. BRADLEY.
mi n +. WALSH
GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholders o.
the Columbia PulyeTizing Company viii be held
az the office Of the COMPANY l23 South ROYAL
St. AicxsndFia, Va, AT 1870 A. A., on WE'D
NESDAl. MARCH 8. 1902 By order Of the
Board Of Directors, constituting a majority o.
the stoct holders r. B. DONALDSON
LOUIS BElER. JR.. President
Secretary. iags-2Ot
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Henry whiting, who was stabbed in the
back Tuesday by his father At their home.
iii Seventh Street southeast. was fairly
comfortable az Providence Hospital last
night. but is not yet out Of danger. The
physicians are even yet reluctant 10 state
that none OF the vital organs we're In
jured. The father was yesterday com
mitted 70 Jail to await the result OF his
sons Injuries.
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FINAL CRISIS MET
AND SAFELY PASSED
President TO LeaUe GrotoH.

GROTON, Mass, Feb. b
The President Will ieaye for
Washington late this even
ing, for Il few days. The
President and his wife are in
high spirits this morning, as
they feel that the critical point
in their sons illness has been
passed.
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ATTACKS OFFICIAL ANALYSIS
mr. Judge Says Government R.,,.,-..
on Canned Goods Are No.

S"Ss Government Reports
on canned Goods Are Wrong
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. 13-At tn
0 S,ar convention here Z. S. Judge of
'litiu4ore' made the charge that tbe Gov
eminent = analysis Of canned goods was far
from being perfect and that acids v-bicb
cannot possibly be produced IN canned
goods have been alleged 10 have baoD
round by the Government authorities
lie paid especial attention 70 the aualv-
SIS recently made by Government order Of
tonato-cannins house in Pennsylvanta
and canning company IN Nebras[a a.
a result Of which salicyHc acid was said
TO have been found.
BY questioning Prof. Prescott. OF the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology. he
said he brought out the statement maj
the acid said to have been found could
not be produced in canned goods.
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DiSfisured Skin

Wasted muscles and decaying bones.
What havOcI
and more.
it is commonly marked By punches IL
the neck, infammations in the eyes, dys-
pepsia, catarrh, anC general debility.
1t IS always radically and permanently
cured By
Hoods G0fSGpGFiIIG
Which eIpels all humors. cures all err
tons. and builds uD the whole syste-l
whether young OF old.
Hood's f1lis euTe liver its Jbe noR4rTitsT.7y an
only estharuc % take with Ho7a'3 S.=--7=-77
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MILLIONAIRE'S CAKEWALK.

Robert scott and Mrs. Harris Per-
form I'm vi, waukee-
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Feb. I3--Robert
Scott. the millionaire owner Of the Pea
vlner patent, and Mrs. c. S. Harris. owner
OF the Harris conycyor Company, danced
a cakeWalk On a $50 wager in the presence
OF COO persons at a hotel here last night
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10 CURE A COIN IN ONE nav

take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
sts refund the money il fails 70 cure T. w.
9f0ve's Signature Is on eech u CSC.
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MNRREEsD.

UOILANDEE- NARKs-0u February 2. 1872
- the home OF the brides parents. AR Artflr
d. Marks ard Mis, Bessie Nae HOl.auder, by Rev.
DR.. J.. stem. mi
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-13
GOVERNMENT AFTER
BLAGKHBLL'S ISLAND
Rear Admiral CrOWninShield
Opens Negotiations.
TO BE USED AS A DRILL GROUND

borough President Cantor VIII Ask
New York Legislature for PERMITS
sion TO Lease the IsI@ad II Suit
able Terms Can Be Made.
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When Washington Was
Cold and Hungry, Without
Water or Gas.
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d. NIENECHIAtI.

BOGGINS-Iu memory o. GEORGE ". BOG
GINS. who departed this life one year ago to-day.
How soon this life Is passed and gone,
And death comes slowly creeping on
MI by Ills WIFE, NAY c. BOGGINS.
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Wen 5 Furnishing Specials.

4 BOUT dczen Mems Faneycoiored Stf-bosop Shirts:
daiahle anii ~
the best Of the s. a ,
l. = a and 90 lll~lsil1s'0 25e
M EMS Derby-ribbed Cashmere Undershirts. sizes "a
ana % '"'' worth S-1e e4eai REDUCED to--. ) y
An Mercerized Half Hose; with spliced heels and
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
TAFT SAYS FAREWELL.
Civil Governor and stan Bid the
Pope Goodbye.

Rome. July 22.-The pope received
GOV. TAFT and the members OF his party
Il farewell audience a. noon. They
were received az the great door OF the
vatican by the Swiss guards, who rend-
cred military honors. ~ the foot OF
the state staircase the Americans were
met by Mgr. Bisleti. master OF cere-
monies, accompanied by several other
disnitaries 81 the papal court. Al the
door Of the pontitcal apartments the
noble guards and gendarmes rendered
the custo mary houors, after which Gov.
Taft and MS companions were intro
cuced into the presence oi me pope.
who welcomed them with marked cor
Cialiry. To mark his satisfaction a. the
success o; The negotiations the pope
presented each member u Gov. TAFT :
party with . personal gift inclosed in &
magnificent morocco case. adorned with
ths papal arms.
The Americans were ushered into d
private room. and - soon a. the door
was opened the pope went half way 10
meet them. and greeted GOV. Taft with
the greatest cordially. The pontiff
commenced The interview by saving he
vas most satisfied and happy al the re-
suits obtained and was confident that
III negotiations would be the starting
point 70 a complete and satisfactory So
luton OF the question under discussion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
MAY SHIPMENTS.
Puget sound Customs District Took
the Lead.

Washington, July 22.-Puge- Sound
was the only large customs district in
the United States. except Buffalo and
Detroit. that increased its exports Of
merchandise 20 foreign countries during
the month Of May. Almost as strong
a statement may De made in regard 10
the export record for the entire fiscal
year just closed. The May record. as
complied by the treasury department.
is now complete.
The exports OF the country as a whole
decreased by nearly s22 900 900 last
May, as compared with the record OF
the same month OF 1901. The exports
from Puget Sound. however, increased
by the substantial amount OF $S53, 65I
This prosperous condition OF the export
trade OF Puget Sound is made the more
CONSPICUOUS from the fact that the May
shipments IRON the Pacific coast region
a. a whole decreased by about sl75 600.
san Franchises exports declined by
about sl25 900.
Still another remarkable fact in con-
nection with the Puget Sound record i
that the May shipments from that re-
gion not only increased by the gross
amount OF nearly million OF dollars,
but that this gain amounted 10 81 per
cent over the record Of May, 1901. one
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
LINE TO HANkOW
AMERICAN COMPANY WILL BUILD
CHINESE ROAD.
Large Amount of supplies Will Be
Required. and the Delivery of
These. and Satisfying Demands of
Country to Be Opened. Will In
crease Pscific Coast Commerce.

New York. July la.-I: Is learned
from al authoritative source, says the
Journal OF Com merce. that tentative
arrangements have been made for plac-
ing the $40. eco 600 in bonds which the
American China Development Company
has been authorized 70 issue by imper-
ial decree al the Chinese government.
These bonds are Tor the purpose OF
completing the railroad between Han
kow and Canton. I, will h- a matter
Of several months before the bonds can
De engraved and ready for delivery. and
it is hardly considered probable that
the transaction involving their sale will
t- completed within a year.
There is. therefore, little Indication
OF any very active work in the compile
tion Of the new road under the direct
stimulus OF the bond issue. II cannot
be learned whether the entire issue OF
bonds will he taken in this country or
whether European subscriptions will
De invited. II i considered probable,
however. tha, the issue will have an
international character. a. the board Of
directors OF LLc AMERICAN I4Ht IcNcL-
opment Company has foreign members
The necessary funds with which to be-
gin the practical work OF building the
first section OF the road were subscribed
by the stockholders some months ago.
and were deposited with J. P. Morgan
Il Co.
The new bonds are gold issue bear
ing interest at the rate OF i've per cent.
and running 80 years.
\ highly important feature Of the en-
terpri>e Is the large supplies which
will be required 1t has been authori-
tatively stated that the bulk OF con-
tracts will he placed il this country.
this being the cheapest market.
The railroad Is 10 De virtually con-
tinuarion Of the Luhan line, the
objective point Of which is Hankow.
which has been aptlv described a. the
Chicago OF China
This enterprise IS expected Ia give
an enormous impetus 70 the commerce
OF the Pacific coast and OF Puget Sound
particularly. as it will open a country
which Will demand .arge -four ship
rper-s e-n
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
DARING S~iNDlER.


New York, July 19.-By the arrest
OF George q. Corey, in Patterson, y. j.,
the postal authorities believe that they
have closed the career OF daring swind-
Ter whose operations are alleged TO have
extended from this country 10 England
and France. and who has stolen not
less than $500 900. Corey was arrest
ed by Postotfce Inspector NJ. H Boyle.
on a warran, issued by United States
Commissioner Shields, charging him
with using the mails for fraudulent pur-
poses. Il is the belief of the postal
authorities that the prisoner is identi-
cal with Charles Corey. whose success
in pursuading the mem bers OF the Corey
family all over the country 10 advance
him $40. 900 On the rretense that he
could place them in possession OF an
estate in England worth $40. 600 600,
recently came into notice.
In Patterson Corey i said 10 have an
nouneed ne was great grandson OF
John Drake. and that "a his heir he
was the true owner Of large tracts OF
land in Putnam and Westchester coun-
ties. the deed for which he i alleged
70 have pretended 70 possess BY
threats that ne would enforce claims
unless bought Of he i said 10 have OBJ
tanned considerable suns al money from
the occupants Of farms in that region.
Inspector BOYLE says he found a satchel
hlled with copies OF deeds 70 the Drake
estate in this country and the Corey
estate IN England.
Corey insisted after lis arrest that he
was not 4 swindler, but that the estates
actually existed, and that they were
worth not less than SO. 000 600. He
was locked II in Ludlow street Jail
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE WORLD
Cr:si6e tire Stais Of sashiastsn-R Resume q
tae Less Important, though Not Less
Interesting. hsppeniRss Of the Past week
ia Ceocensed. bot Comprehensive
Fem.

Secretary OF War Root is going 70
Europe for nve-weeks' vacation.
No damage resulted in the night at
long range between the Colombian and
lnsurgenI gunhosts in Panama. harbor
From all parts Of the world come
warm words Of praise for John Z.
Nsckay. anu deep regret Is expressed
az MS demise.
General W H L. Barnes. one of the
leading lawyers and. one OF the most
eloquent orators OF The Pacific coast. IS
dead q. san Francisco.
Witehcrat- is responsible FOR Blind
Isaac. q notorious character among the
Chillcat Indians, shooting down al In
dian woman near Skagway. ,
Eighteen prominent chess masters
are in the international chess -ourns-
rnent at Hanover.
King Edwards rapid progress 70
wards complete recovery Is : pleasant
surprise u his physicians.
The cholera Is decreasing in Manila
and il the provinces. and he health
board has decided 70 relax the qua-an
tine regulations.
Rear Admiral Watson has returned
from London. where he went - cour
naval representative 10 the coronation
of King Edward
During the pas, fiscal year .30.7e
immigrants arrived in the United states
The grand prize FOR the airship race
at the St. Louis exposition has ueen
fixed a. sI00. 600.
Thousands OF acres Of cultivated. land
adjacent 20 Hannibal. Mo, are under
water, and the Ioss 20 crops : enor-
NOUS.
Not being concerned in the Brussels
sugar conference. the United States has
not been invited 70 the cars anti
trus- meeting. which is sequel 70 the
Brussels convention. h
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
ORDER OF HlBERNlGNS.
The Body l. Reported in a Good
Financial Condition

Denver. Col. July 70. - President
Heating, ofthe Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans IN his annual report. referred
feelinely 70 the death OF Archbishop
Feehan Of Chicago.
OF The progress and standing o; the
order President Heating said:
We are today the strongest Catholic
body order n the United States. We
can 60 further. and probably claim We
are tie strongest body in the world
composed OF OLE nationality and hslc-c-
ing TO one religion. Our lahors in the
field Of benevolerce have carried peace
and happiness TO many bereaved homes.
Our sincere devotion and careful Oh
servauce of our duties a. Catholics have
strengthened the bulwarks OF mother
church and carried her holy inference
far and vide or the fields Of blessed
fruitlcr
President Heating reported the
finances Of the order in good condition,
Notwithstanding the heavy expenses
due 10 The charitable work a. Calves
ton, the issuing Of new charters!and
other Iwork made necessary ov the
growth Of the order
He also spoke Of the fund for the aid
Of -he Beers
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
INSANE DEED.
Seattle Man Kills His Sister and
Her Husband.

Seattle. July 2I-One Of the most
absolutely insane and unwarranted
crimes ever committed in this citv took
place when Samuel Lake. aged 81, sin
gle. painter by profession and con-
sumptive. killed his brother-in-law
David Thomas. and then sent three
bullets into his own sisters body.
severing her spinal cord and making
the question OF her death only 4 matter
OF few short hours.
Then, coollv walking into an adoin-
ing room. the murderer deliberately re-
loaded his revolver. and walking back
into the'rear room where he had already
STEPPED his hands in blood, he placed
the muzzle of the gun in his mouth.
with the barrel pointing upward. and
fired.
The bullet, instead Of finding final
lodgment in his brain. came out just
above the right temple. Lake fell TO
the floor from the shock OF the shot.
The sound made by his falling was dis
tinc,ly heard by people rooming in the
house. and rush was at once started
for the scene of the crime. Before the
door was reached. however. Lake teebly
raised himself on his elbow. and plac.
ing the point OF his weapon squarely
against his right temple. pulled the
trigger for the last time. and fell back
dead.
Discussion Of an SIS hat in a window
is the only known incentive FOR the
crime
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
VALUE OF FARMS.
AGRICULTURAL WEALTH OF THE
COUNTRY CLASSIFIED.
steady Increase in Improved Land
and in Value Thereof Since 1850
Number of Farms bas q small
Percentage Improved.

Washington, July 22-The CELSIUS
bureau has issued bulletin giving the
condition Of agriculture IL .he United
States for the year 1900. L shows that
there were a, that time in the entire
country 5, 379 $50 farms, which we-eval-
usd at sis, GA ,69i'2l7. OF thi. amount
50, $50. lss. Iel, or over - per cent.
represented the value o; buildings and
$I3. l2i 400, 065, or over 5 Ter cent
represented the value o; lands and in
provements other than buildings The
value Of farm implements and
machinery was S$s0l POI $50. and of
livestock 3.07s .O5o, OIL These values.
added 70 the value OF the farms gives a
total value OF farm properly amounting
TO $40, 5l4 00l .s3s.
The total value OF farm products for
the year 1899 is given al s449.1Is.752.
The bQlletin places the average size Of
farms in the United Statee az 14s acres
and II IS stated Sthat ~ per cent 81 the
farm land Is improved. The ro.zl acre
age Tor the entire country was. Sal POI. -
$40. The number Of farms in the
United States has increased in everv
decade for the past fifty years. ara 50
rapidly that in 1900 there wers nearly
iour times - many farm. as n 1880.
and % per cent more than IN 1890.
Since 1850 the total acreage kas in
creased more rapidly than the number
of farms. 80 that the average size OF
farms has increased. The total area Of
improved land has increased in eve-v
decade since 1850
4 comparison by states indicates that
the most important states in rhe asri-
culture OF the country are beginning
with the West. Missouri. Iowa. Illinois.
Indiana. Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New
York. Together they contribute ~ uer
cent OF the total value OF farm property
and IS per cent of the total value Of
farm products. Texas leads with the
greatest number OF farms $50 $50. and
also with the highest acreage, I25. s0-.-
on. But only ! little over - per cent
OF the farm land in Texas vas iuprov-
ed. and the value OF the farm land in
Texas was less than in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, New York, Missouri. Illinois. or
Iowa Missouri ranks second IN the
number Of farms. having 80. $50.
Iowa leads the list III the percentage
OF improved land, more than So per
cent Of the farm Lands Of that state be-
ing improved
The live stock farm lands Of the
country are put down at a value OF 81
sos -2s4 .2.3. or more than SO per cent
of the whole. The hay and grain lands
are valued at $6,375. 54s, $40. or 81 per
cent Of the whole. Dairy products over
5 Per cent: cotton over PER cent.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
MACkAY IS DEAD.
The San Francisco Bonanza King
Passes Peacefully Away Far
From His Old Home.

London. July 2l.-John W. Mackav,
OF san Francisco. who has been suffer-
ing from heart prostration since Tues
day last. died az his residence at Carl
ton House Terrace, AZ $50 clock
p. m.
Mr.. Mackay'> condition had improv-
ed. but the patient had 4 bad night
and this morning consultation vas
held by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr.. Mackay
grew worse a. the day progressed. He
was unconscious most oi the time and
died very peacefully. The Immediate
cause OF his death was heart disease
The right lung was found 10 be con-
gesred, and the symptoms indicated
pneumonia.
Mrs. Mackay. her mother and Coun-
re~. Teliner were present with Mr..
Mackay when he died. and Princess
C1alirry Co!ona arrived from Paris half
an hour after her steptarher'= death.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
WARSHlP WASHINGTON.
Will Be a Costly Cruiser Instead of
Bartleship.

Washington. July 22.-The navy de-
partnlenr announced hat the Two battle
ships % oe buiI- under the authority n
the last naval appropriation bill arr to
be named the Louisiana and the Con-
necrieut and The Two cruisers the Ten
nes-ee and Washington. The battle
ship 10 be blil- ~ the New York navy
ward Will y the Connecticut.
The batrleships will cost s+.tl2 900
and me cruisers 81 $50 900 each. The
Two tugs authorized ny the act ara 10 be
built, one al the Mare Island yard and
the other ~ Boston.
admiral Bowles has prepared an
elaborate plan Tor keeping the accounts
in connection with the cost Of the Con-
necticut in order that when she is
finished comparisons may % made be-
tween The respective cos- q building
ships Il government and private yards.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
WASHINGTON STATE NEWS.

New settlers are focking into the Pa
louise district.
Nearly 1000 members OF the Nation
a. Guard are al Camp weisenberger.
{. q. R2bv. ex-eoun,y auditor. was
sentenced 20 eigh. wears az hard labor
from Coltax. for the alleged theft OF a
warrant for sl.,53.
The Seattle city council passed an
ordinance appropriasing $3.50 for the re-
lief Of Mrs. Breeze. widow OF Patrolman
Breeze. Killed by Outlaw Tracy at FIRE.
mont. ,
i large number Of small factories are
being established in Seattle.
Harry Traey's tue name Is said "a
ne Severns. and he Is a native o, Pitts
field, Wis, where his grandparents now
reside.
Paul and Nellie Underwood pleaded
not guilty 20 murder in the first degree,
and their cases arr st for hearing on
September %.
Tetson Il Burpee will erect :. large
machine shop on tide land property III
Seattle The concern owns large ma.
chine shops in Vancouver, B. c.
Patrick Henry Scullen. once quite
prominent IN labor circles sof Washing
ton. mas been adjudeed insane at Seat
tie Scullen lost his reason over the
chase after Tracy.
J. r Harvey, who was recently
awarded The electric light plant con-
eesslon by The Vancouver city council,
has paid over the stipulated sum Of
81 600 to the city treasurer and the
deal i now considered closed. Nh.
Harvey has 4 25-year franchise. 10
years Of which ara exclusive. and in
tends 70 install an up-to-da-e plant.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
BROOKE RETIRED.
Operation of Law Ends Active SER
vice of Distinguished General.

New York, July 22.-Mai. Cen
Arthur Macarthur has a--ummei con-
mand OF the department OF the East. -
lieving Maj. Gen. John K. Brooke Tho
ceremony took place in the head
quarters building. on Governor island.
Gen. Brooke was presented with !
large silver loving cup ny members o;
his staff. The troops OF the post were
paraded. and duoble line OF senrries
was formed from Gen. Brooke's house
10 the wharf Down this line he passed,
escorted by all the staff. and the l3
guns of maio< generals salute were
fired in his honor.
Having reIinquished command Of
the post" said Gen Brooke. u shall
90 Immediately 10 my home. near Phil
adelphia. After a short st1y there I
will Join Mrs. Brooke in Bar Harbor.
In announcing the retirement OF Gen.
Brooke. Secretary Root eomplimented
the old soldier on his long and brilliant
career in the army.