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NAVAL OFFICERS RELIEVED.
Tn4ee on Duty 1t Photographic Omces
Rxoeps ~ This CITY and San Francisco.

Tn1ee on Duty At Photographic O6lces
Rxceps ~ This CITY and San Franoisco.
WASHINGTON. May by direction Of
Secretary Of the Navy Moody. naval Officers
on duty At al Of the sixteen branch hydro
graphic on1oee, except those at New York
and Ban Francisco, are to be relieved and
their present civilian assistants assigned
to their places. The order affects eight
branch photographic offices where naval
ofsoers. all retired. are employed. and one
Office where the officer in charge is on the
active list
The explanation given at the Department
OF the action OF Mr.. Moody, who Is in Cali
fornia with President Roosevelt was that
no would not retain naval officers, active or
retired, on duty which Wa not digniied
enough for An officer to perform, or could
Be- performed a. we'll or almost as we'll by
civilians or petty officers. the latter being
enlistad men.
Naval officers on lighthouse inspection
duty will hereafter have general supervis-
ion Of branch photographic offices In those
districts in charge OF civilians or petty
officers.
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WARRINGTON FORECAST PoR TO DAT AND TO MORROW
For eastern Nse York. ratv day AND eo,de, On
ne coast: rotT io-merror 1rssh northsaa to noyfA
s1nds becoming variable
For New England, fair TO day, except rain on the
southeast coast: fair 10 morrow: fresh north TO
northeast winds.
For New Jersey and Delaware, fair to-dsy and
TO moro ": fresh north TO northeast winds.
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland
fair and colder 10 day fair 10 morrow: fresh north
east wtnds.
For western Pennsylvania and western New
York fair 70 day: increasing coudn and warmer
10 morrow: light variable winds becoming fresh
southeast.
For eastern Pennsylvania. fair 10 day and 10. .
morrow: colder to day In southeAst portion: fresh
north 10 northeast winds becoming variable.
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direct Neminat or Dine.

The Direct Nomination Republican
League OF New York held it's annual
banquet last night in the Harlem Casino
Thomas Humphrey. president Of the league.
talked to the diners OF the progress the
oause had made all over the country dur
Ing the past year. Other speakers we're
ex-Unitod States Appraiser wilbur =. Wake
man, Col c. 8. Deniaon, Frank Moes and
Alderman ArmitASe Mathews
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AOarNST CHANGE or NAME.
WsslsfnGten Dsecese Of the p. r. Church
VEIN - to - TO Make No Change.


WASHINGTON. May THE Warrington
diocssS Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
to-day voted, - to %. against changing
the name OF the Church, The COMMITTEES
Oh Change OF N anne made two reports.
The nAjority report declared that the time
for the substitution had not arrived and
instruct ed the secretary to record the vote
OF the convention against ii. In tho opinion
Of committee II was still necessary that the
Protestant position Of the Church be EN-
phasised and unnecessary to reassert
IT, Catholic position, because i was EN-
phhticnlly asserted In the creed. On the
other hand, the committee believed that
to, svrrendet the present name for any
that had 30 far been proposed would raise
4 nov barrier between the Church and
other Protestant Churche. and postpone
indefinitely the hope OF Christian unity.
The minority report was not radically
different from the majority, in that it also
aseertbd that the time for the change had
not yet arrived. but II Endorsed the position
that the present name was inadequate.
Ths minority report was defeated by the
vote stated, and the majority report was
then adopted.
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MaJer Parker Promot ed.

WASHINGTON. May - Major James
Parker Of the cavalry. who is on duty in
the Office Of the Adjutant General of the
Army. WAS to-day promoted to be Lieu
tenant Colonel and assigned to the Fifteenth
Cavalry. Col. Parker has been in charge
Of the military work Of the War Department
and will be continued on that duty until
time to join his regiment.
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Immigration Inspector At sitka.

WARRINGTON. May THE Secretary
Of the Treasury has appointed Kazis Kranc-
1unas Of New York an inspector Of immi-
grafton, to b stationed at Sitka. Alaska.
Heretofore. no immigration officers have
been detailed to Alaska. but the new land
law and the exploitation OF mining and
other industries In the Territory have caused
considerable influx Of aliens into the
country.
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CHIEF Clerk Caurchi,, Re,,re..

Thomas W. Churchill, chief clerk and
supe rtntsndsnt Of warehouses in the Gus
tom House. resigned yesterday after
eiehteen Year, Of service. to practis, law.
cosnered him yesterday and presented TO
him Z eet Of l7o pieces OF silver. valued at
about t7so the speech falling to Deputy
Collector King.
Bente Russell. who has been receiv-
ing taller in the cashiers ofice for some
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WARRINGTON. May THE President
has appointed Hamilton King to Be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotsn-
tiaIy to Siam. MIR. King il now Minister
resident At Seoul and the appointment 10
merely raising his rank to that authorised
pration bill The promotion takes effect
July
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SILVER STILL higher.
Treasury Purchases SOTO Ounces al
SA.AS to $500 Cents an Ounce.

WASHINGTON. May THE Director Of the
Mint to-day purchased SOTO ounces Of
silver for the Philippines coinage at prices
ranging from 81, As to - 90 cents an ounce.
These prices are higher than were paid
last Monday and there are indications that
amount purchased to-day, 27o77o ounces
are to be delivered at the Philadelphia
Mint and 10000 ounces to the San Francisco
mint.
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wills Sweet Appointed Attorney.General
Of Porto Rico.

WARRINGTON, May THE President has
appointed Willis Sweet Of Coeur d'Alene.
Idaho. Attorney General Of Porto Rico, to
recently resigned. Mr.. Sweet was Associate
Justice OF Idaho In Territorial days and was
United States Attorney for the District of
Idaho after the Territory was admitted to
Statehood. He was subsequently elected
to Congress-
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Ihese navy orders were issued:

oAsh. :. Fefry. orders May modified. from
eete9,.nd Of ~ low. to navy yard. New York.
Lieut.. r. s. Johnson. Jr,, from the Kearsarge
ana report - Nd on Rear Admiral Bakers stan.
Lieut.. Commander C. A. Cove and n. Bevn gton
from the KensuckY 10 home.
Lent Commander II. O Dunn, from com mand
Of ~, Ftono 10 home.
Lieut. Commander 3. c. Bryan and Frrst Lieut.
r. -. EAick. nom CaHte station 10 home
Commander 4. Ward. from comm and Of the
Yorktown 70 command Of the Don Juan de Austria
CommAnder d. u. V. Stuart from command
town..
:. Hsyt H. " Butler. from the vicksbure to the
Y0rkt4Wn.
Levi. c. .. Britain. from the Kentucky to the
YQTEtoWn.
Town
osmmander T. Porter. from cavite station to
command the Phpcetou.
us1s. Commander 7. ". Comm. 10 command
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Gen. Greely to Go to London.

WASHINGTON. May 7-Secretary Root
to-day selected Gen. A. W. Greedy Of the
Signal Corps Of the army to represent
the United States at the International
Telegraph Conference to DO held this month
in London
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Gov Odeil's Little Daughter IN with Scarlet
Fever

ALBANY, May Gov. Odell's little
daughter Estelle is i'll at the Executive
Mansion with a Light attack Of scarlet
fever She was attacked directly aftee
her return from ST.. Louis. whore she want
with the Governor,
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Gen. Bade0.Powell Denies That He Cru.
ctsed the American Cavalsy.

WARRINGTON. May Cen. Baden-pow-
ell has oahled Adjutant General Corbn
from London. denying that he criticised
the American cavalry. The despatch sAys.
AmeriCen cavalry emit ireay untrue. Letter
follow
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Capt. Dillon OF the West Forty-seventh
street police station yesterday arrested
Policeman Joseph Glennon. who shot
Hugh Corrigan while attempting 10 make
An excise arrest on Sunday night. Cor
igan. who was wounded in the side, is still
at Roosevelt Hospital.
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MARRIED..

SKILLIS-rEARoNS.-on Wednesday. May a.
1905. al the Sherman SQUARE Hotel. New York
city. by the Rev. Matthew \. Taylor. Geraldine,
daughter OF George Hadsan Fearons, and
Edward 8. Skiliia.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WARRINGTON. May THESE army orders were
issued to-day
Capt. Kensey J. Hampton. ouartermAster. will
report 70 acting ouar1ermaster General Of the army
tot duty.
CApt Robert ". Bondy. Twenty second Infantry.
70 Twenty si1th Infantry. Company |.
Twenty second Infantry. Coninanv q
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VENEZUELA PROTOCOLS SIGNED.
They submit to Tho Hague the Question
II Preferential Payment OF Claims.

u Preferential Payment OF Claims.
WASHINGTON. May AFTER much an
moving delay in negotiation protocols for
q reference to the arbitration of the Hague
Tribunal Of the contention made by Great
Britain. Germany and Italy that they were
entitled to preference in the settlement
OF vene zuelA's Indebtedness to her national
oreditors wers signed at the British En-
bassy this evening by Signor Mayor des
Phnches. the Italian Ambassador; Sir
Michael Herbert. the British Ambassador
Baron Won Sternburg. the German Misister
and Herbert w. Bowen. the Venezuelan
envoy.
Rudolph Dodge OF Dolgeville. n. Y, has
been appointed American secretary of the
commission to meet at Caracas to adjust
the claims Of the United States against
Venezuela
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mrs. Winalows Soothing Syrup for children
nethine. softens the gums, reduces imam m alton.
AllAys pain. cures wind collie. diArrhrN PC bottle.
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New Railway From c.tskui to Albany.

ALBANY. May THE Albany and Catskill
Railway Company. with principal office in
Newburgh. was Incorporated to-day, to
operate an electric road ,hu'ty-five miles
long from CG,skil 70 Albany along the
west hank OF the Hudson Rriver, taking in
the villages OF CoSsackie, Athens, New
Baltimore, Coevmans. Ravenna and Cedar
Hill The capital is $3.50 600. and the di-
rrctors include j. NJ Sheehan, Thomas
NJ. Sheehan. l.. F Gillespie and Polk Delany
Of Newburgh. and Edwin r. Ludeman and
George X Tinker Of New York city.
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albany, May =. The marriage of Miss
Cora Oliver, daughter Of Gen. and Mrs.
Robert Shaw Oliver. and Mr. Joseph H.
Choste. Jr., son of the American Ambas-
sador To the Court Of 81. James. will be
solemnized AT St Peters Church on June a.
The bridesmaids are: Miss Mabel Choate.
sister Of the bridegroom: Miss Mary Bow
ditch and the Misses Elizabeth and Marion
Oliver, sisters Of the bride. The names
of the hest man and ushers will not be
announced until Mr.. Choate arrives from
Europe.
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PUT HIS TRUST IN X.SCIBNCE.
LITTLE CHANCE ANYWAY THAT
KENNEDY WOULD LIVE.

Doctors Had Sent Him to Colorado in the
Hope OF Prolonging His Lfe-It Was
There He Was Convert ed 10 Christian
sclence-was Victim Of tuberculosis.
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.lLLEGH
CITYS sud
NAM
Charges 4
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Corporal
proceeding
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Twenty-n
Egan by
Complaint
Clerks Off
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granted q
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the lease
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The PAL
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exhibits.
1901, t he
three yea
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extending
with the
years ead
per cent.
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passed Oh
of the leaS
term the
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for the u
year Lease
the same
granted bi
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10 per Gel
1t is ass
that there
terms Of
the rental
The de-
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the same
reducing
during the
to $3.50 4
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OF the said
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Mr.. Rive
the privile
worth fro4
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said:
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Dock Dep
some time.
the lease al
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Mr., Rive
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as attorne
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-12-02
BOBBY SHAFTOE.

In days of ycre. in baby lore
(The lore of A, E, c..
There runs tale of Shaftoe's voyage
Across the boundless sea.
His love was true; his eyes were blue,
Like gold that's finely spun,
Beneath his brave tarpaulin shone
His bright locks in the sun.
He sailed away one summer day;
His heart was light and free,
He wore a seaman's blouse, tbs said,
And buckles at the knee.
The waters laughed about the craft
That bore this sailor lad,
And ran and danced and upward sprang,
As though they might be glad.
They leaped in sport toward the port
Whereat he stood full fair,
Then, Fastening to the sandy shore.
They kissed the white feet there.
With appraised hand, feet in the sand
With kirtle red and white
Blythe Bobby Shaftoe's sweetheart stood
And watched him sail from sight.
Yet never more, in early lore,
Find we that sailor boy;
Nor know we ought of what he did
His sorrow or his joy.
His ship one day, sailed far away
At striking of some bells.
A girl believed he would return:
This only history tells.
United States Magazine. N-'
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$50 that is Mr. Versey, the poet. Dt
tell me what you consider his cleveres'
work"
Getting his poems accepted after they
are written."-Boston Globe.
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A KNIGHT OF
THE HIGHWAY
By CLINTON SCOLLARD,
Author Of "A Man alarms, The Son
OF Tory" Etc.
Copyright, 1901, by J. B. Lippincott Co
All rights reserved.
CHAPTER XIV.-CoNr1SuED.

Among the patronesses, sitting not
far from where he stood, Rossiter
espied the wife of one of the profess
Gors, a lady who had formerly shown
him many kindneSses, and he crossed
to speak with her. He then found a
seat about half way down the room
in one of the deep windows. Could
anything be more blithesomc, more
full of debonair life, he thought,
than the scene before him? They
were draining the clearest wine of
the cup of youth, these gay dancers!
For an instant the floor at his right
was nearly clear, and as his eyes
traversed this space they fell upon a
woman of middle age and a Young
lady sitting upon an improvised
divan on the opposite side of the
room. He started as though touched
by an electric current. Was it-could
it be? Did his vision not deceive
him? He sprang up, but at that in
slant two dancers swept between
him and the face on which he had
suddenly become strenuously intent
The dancers passed. Yes, he was
not mistaken. 1t was the girl he
had known as Sylvia Densmore. His
heart gave n throb One of the ball
committee was fastening by, q stu
dent whom Rossiter had spoken with
that day at the fraternity house.
Rossiter seized him by the arm
Can you tell me-" said he, who
that girl is yonder?" Indicating the
nInRn wit
divan."
The student leaned forward so that
he could see between the spinning
couples.
That's Miss Densmore, of Illica,"
he answered. "Would you like to be
introduced to her? She's" He
stopped, amazed. Rossiter had
caught only his first words, and was
already making his way around the
edge of the gyrating throng.
She was Miss Densmore still! A
new hope sang in his brain, and his
heart began dancing in rhythm to
the violins. He was perhaps 20 feet
distant when Miss Densmore realized
That some one was approaching and
glanced towards him, casually at
first, then with a quick. amazed in
tentness. He saw the color (she had
more than formerly recede from her
cheeks and then flood back again.
She rose little unsteadily.
rs it's it possible?' she ex-
claimed. 'Mr. Rossiter!"
"Yes," he answered. beaming upon
her as he clasped the hand which
she extended.
She surveyed at glance his trinity
clad figure.
Then you deceived us, after ALL"
she said, with shade of reproach in
her tone. You were masquerade
ing!"
mo! MOI" cried Rossiter IF YOU
will permit me, / will
Miss DenSmore seemed suddenly to
recollect herself. and presented Ros-
sitter to the lady with whom she had
been chatting-her mother. With
Mrs. Densmore Ga refined, low-spolzen
wornan) Rossiter exchanged a few
polite words, and then, at the dauch-
fer's suggestion, seated himself by
the side of the latter upon the divan,
He could but realize that the girl was
agitated, Snd as for himself. his wits
SECTION THIRTEEN.
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Businesslike,

Manager-Well, that is the most
businesslike physician 1 ever heard of.
Bookkeeper-What has he done?
Manageable stenographer slipped
on the steps and sprained her ankle.
He was called and prescribed for her.
Now he's sent bill: 'To repairing
one typewriter, five dollars. "-Cincin
natl Commercial Tribune.
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s=rrrt=e Preferred.

Little Ethel did not want to go to Sun
day school and her mother said: why,
Ethel, don't you want to hear about
Heaven and the beautiful golden
streets?'
No, dess not" replied the small phi
osopher. Il fink I'd razzer wait till /
ct there an be s'prised. Cincinnati
Inquirer
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ooh, dear! There's horrid drunken
mani
Don't be skeered, Miss I'm only
little boy that wants to join your Sunday
school class Chicago American.
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Best to He Prenarea

1T certainly is raining hard" re-
marked the sweet girl. "I'll just get
an umbrella and have 1t handy for
you"
But surely" protested her favorite
beau, there's no hurry"
You can't tell when you may need
It Fathers home tonight ''-Phila-
delphia Press.
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The Real Effort

1T is very hard, says the girl with the
new fall suit, ''for girl not to appear t.
be trying to attract attention"
''It is great deal harder" asserts tn
girl with the red-trimmed hat, for her t.
attract attention and give the appearance
of not trying to make an effort to have j.
appear that she is not trying to attrac
attention Judge.
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Would Seem So

No matter what you go to see doc
o. about he is bound to end on your
angs."
How is that?"
Weil. he always makes you cough up. %
Chicago Daily News.
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A wholesaIe Disappointment.

Marriage" acridly said the Grizzleo
Bachelor, with a grin as pessimistie
and mirthless as that Of laughing
hyena, sis always a disappointment
to the fellows who don't get the girl.
and to the girls who don't get the fel
low; also, TO the girl who does gel
him. and to the fellow who gets her.
Puck
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In DouhIe Harne.a.

When he asked the biushing maiden,
Whom he wished to make his wife,
IF she'd trot in double harness
Down the rocky road of life
She. it seems. had no objection;
Full of gladness was his cup
Quick they galloped to the parson.
And he straightway hitched them I'D.
-Yonkers Statesman
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They're saying you're just like all the
,ther members of the house" remarked
he newly elected legislators close friend.
They say you have your price"
That's a 1ie." declared the new mem
ser.
II thought So"
Eyes. I haven't got it yet, but have
aopes. Standard and Times.
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Presidential Sarcasm.

"Are there any objections to the
minutes as read?" asked Mrs. U. May
Leedus, president of the Outsome-
hurst Woman's club.
There were no objections.
Nobody had heard the reading Of
the minutes.
For everybody was talking.
Silence gives consent" said the
president, loudly. "The minutes will
stand approved. Chicago Tribune.
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Elsie-You know, Bobby is our first
.ounsin.
Dorothy Con whom Bobby has made an
lnfavorable impression)-Is he? Well,
hope he's our last, that's all.-Punch.
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Beyond Them.

Though auto-scorchars may not heed
The rules Of navigation,
To their distress they cannot break
The law Of gravitation.
.-HrOoklyn Life
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Wife-You ask how did he get into
this obese state?" Well, doctor, I'll tell
you. He's signed pledge only to drink
at meals, and I'm afraid he's overeatep
Ihimself.-Punch.
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why is it." said the student Of hu-
man nature, that when a man once
starts grating there seems to be no
limit to his eagerness for spoils?"
THE explanation is simple" replied
the man with the cold, gray eyes; he
wants to make sure that he is going
to have enough money laid by to en-
ploy competent lawyers and to meet
the expense Of fighting the case If 1t
comes into court. "-Washington Star.