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Alleged to Be Victim Of Cocaine.

This man eats cocaine and has to be
sent to the hospital two or three times a
week." said Policeman Balson to Judge
Scott this morning. when John Dangerfield,
colored. appeared on charge of vagrancy
He has been in the hospital SO many
times" the policeman added. that the doc
tors are anxious to have him sent where
he cannot get the drug"
II used to use IT," said the prisoner, but
I stopped it,
What made you stop?" the court asked.
II got arrested" he answered, '.and had
to stop It,"
Dangerfield said that his sickness Sunday
was caused by his stopping the use OF CO.
caine.
How long since you have used cocaine?'
Three months"
II think you ougft to go where you can't
get the drug for some time," the court re-
marked "Twenty dollars or sixty days.
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Fined and Required to Give Bond

Henry Sydnor, a stylishly attired colored
man. was a prisoner in the Police Court
this morning He wore a long light coat
and carried a cane. His wife, Almeta Sgd
nor, was also in court, but she was on the
other side Of the rail. Her complaint was
that her husband had made life almost I'M
bearable. He had called at her place OF
employment, she stated, and assaulted her.
She further alleged that he had threatened
her life. Judge Kimball heard both sides
Of the domestic trouble and disposed Of the
PENDANT and requiring a bond of $500 to
keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-22
Academy Of Music.

That victim of hard luck" that being Of
tho tomato can headgear. the unshaven
face and bedraggled apparel-'Happy Hooli-
cardigan his annual visit at the Acad-
envy OF Music last evening before one Of
the largest audiences Of the season. His
peculiar performances were, az usual,
part OF no plot: nor did he attempt to do
anything in the least degree reasonable,
but rather IN every respect lived up to his
reputation and was the true Happy"
George Melville had the title role In the
production, and was ably supported by two
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Naval Orders.

Lieut.. Commander T. N. Potts. from the
Brooklyn to this city for examination for
promotion. "a. =.
Lieut.. Commander E. p. Wright. from the
Atlanta to the Brooklyn rs executive officer.
Lieut.. E. T. Constien, from the Brooklyn
to await orders
H. T. Nelson jr.. has been appointed an
assistant surgeon in the navy.
First Lieut.. A. N. Brunzell has been COM
missioned in the Marine Corps.
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THE EVENING STAR TUESDAY NOVEMBER 22 10000 PAGES

other comedians, Jazpes b. Leonard and
Dan Crimmins. Thel pleasure which the
audience derived fro1p the succession Of
farcical and musical numbers Of which the
appearance of chorus Of pretty girls. The
speciality parts, to which Messrs. Melville
and Crimmins and Misses Conway and Gore
contributed, were received with no little
applause. Many Of the scenic arrange
ments were novel and aided in making the
production 3 success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-22
New sonthaast station,

"A branch Office for the receipt OF Evening
Star advertisements has been established In
connection with the new Postal Telegraph
ONCE In Bradley's drug store. corner 6th
ana b streets southeast,
Advertisements viii be accepted ct the
regular rates and sent Immediately to Tho
Star once without additional charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-22

The death of Mrs Robb. wife Of Col.
Rochester F. Robb OF the Treasury Depart
ment, occurred at o'clock this morning
at her home 1884 I street northwest. The
funeral services will take place at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, at Speare's undertake
Ing establishment. Interment will be at
Congressional cemetery.
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Kernan'a

1.-THE Tiger Lilies" q well-known bur-
lesQue organization. appears this week at
the Lyceum. with Bonita and her mid
gets as a special attraction. A number of
speciality features are introduced in con-
junction with the usual skits,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-22
Vaughn Glass Club Meets.

The Vaughn Glass Club held its regular
meeting last night at the: Calvary Baptist
Sunday school house, when arrangements
were made for debate at the next regular
meeting, December IL. officers for the en-
suing year will be elected at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-22
Building Permits Issued.

A building permit was issued today to
Patrick T. Moran for five two-story brick
dwellings, 1718 to 1925 Gath street north.
west. to cost $4,000; for six two-story
brick dwellings, 34OO to 341O 8 street north
west, to cost $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-22

David Coates. colored, seventy years old
living in Southeast Washington, fell and
injured his hip while saving wood near 7th
and L streets southeast yesterday. The
police took him to the Washington Asylum
Hospital for treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-22
Naval Movements.

The supply ship Supply has arrived at
Hongkong and the cruiser Rainbow left
that port yesterday for Cavite.
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THE COURT RECORD
Court Of Appeals.

Present. Associate Justices Morris and
Shepard.
1496-Lanham agt. Prentiss; docketed
and dismissed with costs on motion Of
Mr.. w. G. Prentiss
Adjournment from day to day until Tues
day, December 6, 1904.
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Minimum temperature past twenty four
| hours, %; a year ago, %.
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FRATERNAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF HIRAM
Lodge, No. 10, f. A. A. NJ, will be held 10 10
MORROW WEDNESDAY, morning az ei2V
O'Clock, to attend the funeral Of Bro. VIM D.
Howes. Services at chapel. Glenwood cemetery
By order Of CHAS, ]. ALLEN, Master:
VIM. L. STUARD. Act'g Sec'y. IL
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH hiih'
southern Jurisdiction of the United states. hoo-
ert de Bruce Council Of mee1n ~
the Rife No 1OO7 q ST NV, at 1870 o'clock pm
Business general. JOHN G. KlNEHAhI,
BID Degree h. @. O. H., Commander.
32d Degree. K. g. c. H. Recorder. no21-2t
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Be Thankful

for present prosperity and lose no
opportunity to make your prosper
ity permanent.
A savings account opened with
banking department of UNION
TRUST & STORAGE CO., I4I4 F
ST., will provide most effectively for
the future.
% Interest paid on deposits subject to check at
will.
EDWARD J. STELLwAGEN President
JAMES g. PAYNE. LIST Vice President
GEORGE e. HAMILTON. 80. I'd Vice President
Attorney and Trust Oficer
GEORGE E. FLEMING Secretary
CHARLES 8. BRADLEY. ..............T Treasurer
HARRY o. WILSON. Asst. Treasurer
w. FRANK d. HEBRON. Auditor
no22t. tn. $40
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For Virginia, cloudy tonight. rain in
southern portion. Wednesday, rain; vari-
able winds.
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WARNER TONIGHT.
Wednesday Cloudy, Probably Rain;
Variable Winds

Forecast till pm. Wednesday.-For
the District of Columbia and Maryland,
partly cloudy and warmer tonight. We'd
nesday, cloudy, probably rain; variable
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WHY Use the Cheap

imitation records when you can buy the GENUINE
EDISON RECORDS at Is CENTS1 Call and hear
them: CAPITAL PRoNooRAPH 90, Cas- yth nv.
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The City Lights

The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset;
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-fve minutes before
sunrise.
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Condition Of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls, temperature, A; con-
dition 36. Dalecarlia reservoir tempera-
ture. AZ; condition at north connection,
SO; condition at south connection, SO.
Georgetown distributing reservoir, tenn
perature. 49, condition at infiuent gate
house. SO: condition at effiuent gatehouse,
So Washington city reservoir, tempera-
ture, AZ; condition at infiuent SO; condi-
ton at effiuent, SO.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
THIRTY-FoURTu ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

TIE First Election District bouaded BY and within
East One Hua6red ana IEen seS9H.. yEeet LeEins5oT
PARK avenue
The second affection Dseries bounded by and viss'
aus East oEs HUNDRED Nlaeseeajh street, ana Lex
i-gton
a ss one HaHarea ana Slneteen5a street ami sscoSi
The Fourth Election District bounded BY within
East one I4uH1red and Nineteenth strsst, and First
avenue.
tn, FIf,h Election pfs,rcs 9, bounded by and vithiu
East one H11drS1 {,s, an 5T s.s7e HarlsD.
The sixth Election Dt,9re. !. bounded sy and Within
iGe East one Hundred and Tveu-y-arst street.. ana
The seventh Election District is oouaded BY and rhiu
rzt Ors Hundred IWe1tythi-d street Second ave-
nue. Ess, one Hundred enl T~enty-ars; steer ara
Tbs rissn Election pstri,s is bounded by and vssin
@ s iHs J;9s, ore Hundred ana Nea-ars, Street and
lexington avenue
The Ninta Election p-trie. eoun1e9 by ana w.-a.4
st 5 one Hundred and vverty-t9urta street IeIrFtSs
avenue. East Oas Hundred ard Twen'y-secoE4 s,Tsst
Tas Tsa.e EIee,ion ptrte, IS saaHas4 ay 4ai v,n.,
aTe East ono Hundred and TOea'y-;ai=d stEsst. aal
bs Eleventh Election District = bounded b. and within
Eas. Hundred and Twsnty attt street Fst avenue
Rivs- Ea-t ono Hundrs! and Tveary-a.rI zireet ara
second avenue
Harlem River. East one Huaared sasrjS
East one Hundred
street. and Second avenue
rne TAir,eeath Electioa District boun1si - AMI
vvifhtu East Hundred ard TweIy-sNfh sr~e -hi-f
Avenue East Hundred AM TwcCty seventh street
second aveuUe. Owe Hundred and Twe1ty-HrtI
street. and Lexington avenrc.
rse Fourteenth Election DISTRICT = bounded by aat
,rrrlu T,s= Hundred AMI Twenty street Ler
inEton averue East Hundred aad rsenyaf.h ztFse,
Ard Iark avenue
The fifteenth Election District bounded by arI
within Hundred and Iwecty street Ilirl
avenue one HUcdrcd aad Twelty-s.Sh street anI
Lexins-on avenue
rne sixteenth Election pis,ri-t 8. Bounded sv AMI
virntu Harlem River. S@cou1 one E,~lf-i
Twenty street. TEtr3
dred AMI Txeuty -ni1rs stree Lexington av-r-e
The seventeenth ElocJioE Dlsyict bounded b. ami
vitAir Eas and Thirty street. Laxcg
avenue one Hundred ard Teuty-ninth street
AL F1fth aS@0fa
The EIsateertA Election DistTic, bounded bv ae4
within Hundred za1 Thirty stree Nadi-
Last one Hundred and Thirty- strer
Eagse-l R4vec Lexington fi-nlreI
Tr,rty-drs- st-eet. e1d Ftf-h
Cns Slleteeath Election Dlstricl 3 bounded tv ant
Vi-hia Harlem River East one Itusdced Thirtg-
second street Madison IIunI-ad aes
Ihi-ty-tal-l street., aud Fifth
-oHN r. NOCEfTr-.
g. p-NGN.
JOHN NAGyutT. 4
tDQLPH c. FULLER.
Octoca -, 4eo> &eulmi1EtonsTs q Elections
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

se sr Totrtb Election District bounded ty ans within
street and First avenue
The FIN Election District s bounded by and Witha
FIRST avenue to second west ts o. FEst aysna.
from E2st ss, Fgtylbiri street from First avenue =
second aye1Se & aq trei t 70 Tsst Fifty-fou6 Street
The sixth Election District IS bounded by ard vithn
SOUR & as sneba 9t as' Tet de Of FIST aTsau5 @ rom East
Fouth East Iftyfth sirsei from First avsnle %
second az g52t T street 70 East Fiftysixth Street;
- seventh Election District IS bounded by and within
East hin aTsnae East Fftythrd LexnE
tor avenue
7e Eighth Election District f, bounded by and within
:, t:ast md -iid Lexington avenue
The Hinh Election District & is bounded by b aRd within
& I:sst street 56Ees eooad East Fts1a street;
r 4o r on p 2:is, @ i eaaasa 9y 4s and within
st avenue nffif3sixh street 70 East Fiy-eThth street
from East - fast Ffy-sixth street First avenue
= seG99a street to East Fits
Tn. Eeventh Election District Is bounded @ b and With
II Fast river East Fify-s&th street and First ave-
h o % ies.sn % Dse' 5, s BOUNCED 5 gy End T'5R
East Ayeaae A. East Fif,y-eghth street and First
a'sns' nl rartser.h Election is bounded BY and
within 1oa 70 second avenue west SIDE q avenue from
East sSs y s East Fsishts sl street from Frst
seo2na % ahq % street to East Fitty
avenue. u3iI ~
Ttnth street - . ..,s.. -. -.
L9- F.set Frfty-nnth street Second aNstue. t-ast
EhiI Ehig nth Third avenue. East Fifty-e'shth
F.asst and L.eEnEtoa a'enue
So rys,eeuth Election District is bounded by and
80 Fsst S1ty-fourth street, Third s'ifus' SSst
VIM h-.4-,--b stree;. and Lexington svenue-
f-fty-a-"-- aundzd ry and
80 r-f5 4. riees East siAty,nTs. ss.Lsett
viltii1 .F avenue Tnira West sGe =. -s@Le
from -, cast FIy-1inl street L. East SIX -r--ha
atst north side % East Fiftg-ainh s-isst 7-5 "a
stree -. T-lird senue. east elcs o.
Srs1 last F1fty-Euth street % E@sl N'1
Etrsas
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
Election Notice.

street East One Hundred ani Fourth norsh
om sRa 'S sSBs Ss avenue as Es' = % % l7a ar sqa gs s
ne Fourteenth EIseti9n Dissrie S bouadea oy and
nue. East one Hundred and socoua street LsHnsson
The Eifseeath Election Dis.rie, g. sounlel bv AM
Sltnln East one tundred and TEirI street. LeS1stcu
sysaas sysaas Ea'' One Hundred ana FTs street. a f
TIE Ta9 Sixteenth Election Ds,rtc, is bouns-i ty ana
East One Hundred and Third street and Fifta avenue
,,bi TS 5ent9eS'h & Election DisEes bogadsd y and
East one Hundred snd TSirI srsst STd PsTE svsHas
The EiShtesuth Election District is bounded by ana
nue. % -, st Oe Hundred and sixth street second ave
avsnus. ''-l'Fsa aaa F'if'A street, a'e -''fd
Ihs Eineteenta Election Dis,-ic, Is bounded sy sa4
East one IrundIed Foarth street ana second sssaGe
within East ON rs ,55 Bs'Ess , * 9og9del By ana
& me 5tandred and Fourth street First avenue. Essz
Wards Island.
,ts Tsf Trsss'yarss Ever Election bounded By ant
s sSe East one Hundred ani sixth street. Third
& The TTsaysscOui Election District bounded ~ snd
a1g S,L .oI.h ana south sides Or East Cns Hundred
& she Wes side OF Taird avenue from East Fiad1s!
stree, Es one Hundred and Frth s,-ee; ana the cav
rim Eas5 oa Ha2se5 ana SIKH s5TeSS am
,, tR 4yeatytAir4 Election pistro, s bounded by ans
& s.Gs or Ihird avenue from East one Hundred aud
north azd south stiles East fiuudrei and ss.erth
side Of iex-stT 2 e , ss-. NJ y3, s1G -
80 @1-eA -tFee' 10 East one Hundred and Eighth
the 1Nenty fourth Election District by
t.ain EsJ ore Hundred and Eighth street, LrxiaGtou
avenue ~ = --- --N' 49, -''
& TEe Ty.arafh Election Distric. Is eoupasl ~ aas
East one Hundrea sHd Ftth zt1e~t AMI Fires sv-a9s
,,i 1sa' r ssh Election District Is bounded by AMI
1880 $500
ne seventh Election District bounded BY
a a Ti'n9 F Ea5, a. ope Hgaared aTa snl street Madso
me Is5tysiEhth Eiscton Distrs Is tounis1 by aaa
N4llln taSt one Hundred FIRST street, Lexington
avenue. East Ninety-e-gdth street. and Park avenue
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
rH1RTY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District is bounded by and WITHIN
vast Siretv-fIfth street. Third avenue East Nrs+v
seror5 street and Lexington
IRE Second Election District shall contain Al +Fa
q the city bounded BY end living w:thin Nney-
sees sweet avenue. NE1atv-sLrth sr-so
Es~t river East Ninety-fourh street and Third aSe
TIE Third Election District is bounded BY and uIrbfn
Nnetv-siXtu street Second avenue. N,rsrv
Gffb street ana Lexington avenue.
h lo,rth Election District bounded by and within
rsst Ninety seventh street second avenue East Nney
eg6ta street East river. East Snsty-sx,h street ana
Thi-t assnue
The Firth Election District Is bounded by witbin
- Sinety-ninJr East river East Siaety-esfth
sT-ee second avenue. East Nnety-seyenth street ami
Tkirt eule
Tba sixth Election District Is bounded b. aad within
rsst Nnety-eEhta street. Third avenue East Ninety
Tirth street and Lexington avenue
Toe seventh Election District by within
T-t Sinetyeightt street LeXinstun aysnue Nine
and tfrth avenue
Eighth District bounded Within
- on EuElTec and FiTst street tsa-k avSrus East
Sa1s,y-eIghth stree. and Fffta avenue.
. Niutn Election District s boun.e! bv ara within
+ Cre Hundred and second street Th!rd avenue East
~. renfh Election District bounded by and within
fIns Hundred and First street East river. Eass
1--sss H1--sssss-gITi7th street. a1d Third avenue
t-tavsarh Election District Ia fe,rnaed
,-st- trs uarsh and south sides of East One
Ss,apd street. from second Thiri avenue
- go side ~ Thrd avenue. from Eas. Hundrs5
80 T,~st street. East one Huudrsi and Ttlr1
~. Tefsrg Election District k9una-f hr within
- tra Hurdrs1 and Fourth a-rest Cls- river
on lluu,irsi ana E.Tst street. and secout avenue
Vim. thirteenth E.e'tiou District Is bounded b -.
{btr Easr one Huudred and Fourth street vest SIDE
{: secoad ayea1e from East One Hundrsi ana .seond
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
Election Notice.

river. East Seventy sixth and First avenue
. The Sixth Election District T. bounded b sns ven1
eighth street. afd First sveaue
in East s2ee R 1s Is z East
ty-eighth streek and Second avenue
@ sR hsf Streets P stod SSqna1 @eHS e as
eighth street and Lexington avenue
The Ninth District Is bounded by and within
from East FiFbtie,b sfre I ~ @ Es DI styarst street
street. and Lexington
Es Tenth EIsc:io District Is soupasd By and T,in
street. and Second avenue
within Esyenh Election DstTc: Is sOupasd @ Gsh P
Tst F street East river. East sevsntyuiEh street. ana
The Twelfth Eeeton District Is bounded and With
81 sIr. sSSt slghty-srst street. Avenue A. East Hlsi
vii 5 Tirtesaa Election District is bogaded ,s Sy ynoreS a
side OF East Esf1 sa sIee o I First Avenue to Thira
RON East s E hS ft s4eas See to 1e. Ess ffs1 G5
within F%SgreGnts eur Election District Is bo1nSSl SuU the
north and south s3es of East Fshty-rse street from
Third avenue. from East Egheth to East Eighty
within % FEi:sena Esi Election District BONDED 4nue sy Eas sna
Eighty-hrst street and Second avenue.
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded 6y ana
fTst street aad FIRST aT:aue. uS'' avenue -
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded By and
Eighty sTef Eas; river ri1st Eishyrss Street
The Eighgsnth Election District Is bouasd By sne
sRg Es EERyth5d @ street street East End avenue "
TIC Nineteenth Election District is boundOi by and
%In5 eIn5 & tst Egh'thrd street Avenue A. East EsnS
, me IWeateSh Election District T. bounded ey ana ana
ghty stat sn s65s s6t s.n5s T5s'
% T%%enty-fLst % Election District Is bounded By @ Sn
f-ishty-second street and Third
The Twenty Election District Is bounded by anu
within East Eighty-fourth street Third avenue. East
auG
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
Election Notice.

lthn East FIftieth street Third avenue ra,s ror.,
sslln street and Lexington avenue.
ttbS, r rgseeon9 on9 Election District Is bounded by and
Nueet. and Lexington Avenue
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

oo,oS~ - HA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
BRYAN to be Reckoncd With.

The plain speaking in which Mr..
Bryan has INDUCED since his return to
Nebraska from Europe has again sent
the shiyers chasing each other up and
party TO be sure he told an inter-
viewer sometime ago, that he was not
!, candidate for the nomination of 1904.
but he might as well be an avOwed
candidate. as far as embarrassing his
party is concerned, as to be making the
latest talk which is distributed to him.
For instance. he declared this week in
q public speech at Lincoln that the
Kansas City platform lis sound in
every timber and must be re-aftirmed
in it's entirety at the coming St. Louis
convention
This means nothing more or
less than that the declaration from
16 to l must be repeated and of
course also means that anybody who
stands upon that platform must be a Is
to l man endorsed by Mr.. Bryan. He
kindly allows that the Kansas City
platform being endorsed in its entirety
additions may then be made to it at the
coming convention. But what kind of
additions car be built around that old
platform, SO as to disguise the struc-
ture to the American people? The men
behind the booms for Parker, Cleve-
land, Olney, Hill and Hearst are given
fair notice six months in advance, that
they must reckon with Mr.. Bryan and
the cid free silver crowd at st. Louis.
next July The man who led his party
to defeat in 1896 and 1900 still stands
sullanly in the way Of Democratic pro-
gress and sounds his challenge to the
"reorganizers' and conservatives"
and 'hrlrmonZers." If he cannot rule
his party lie means TO complete its
ruin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
Rocking the Baby.

hear her rocking the baby
Her room Is just next to mine
And ! fancy l feel the dimpIcd arms
That round her neck entwine
AS she rocks and rocks the baby
In the room just next to mine
hear her rocking the baby
Each day when the twilight comes.
And | know there's a world of BLESSING
and love
In the baby bye" she huns.
can see the restless fingers
Playing with mammals rings
And the sweet, little smiling, poutint
mouth,
That to her in kissing clings,
As she rocks and sings to the baby,
Aud dreams as she rocks and sings.
hear her rocking the baby,
slower and slower now.
And ] know she Is leaving her good night
kiss
On its eyes and cheeks and brow
From her rocking, rocking. rocking,
/ wonder would she start
Could she know, through the wall be-
tween us.
She was rocking on my Ecart,
While my empty arms are aching
For form they may not press.
And my emptier heart is breaking
In its desolatc loneliness.
] list to the rocking, rocking
In the room just next to mine,
And breathe tear in silence
At Il mothers broken shrine.
For the woman who rocks the baby
In the room just next to mine.
Made Morris Wagner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22

WI Ting Fang. who was somewhat
in disfavor with the Chinese govern
ment after he was called home from
his post of minister to this country
has evidently struck his old gait again
and has been given a position rs re-
sponsible member of the Chinese for
eisn office ut Pekin. China is wise To
recognize the ability OF this remarka BILE
diplomat at such a critical time in its
history. During his residence in this
country everybody learned to admire
his ability and it is not to be ques-
toned that he is one of the most subtle
and crafty diplomats in the business.
He is SO thoroughly trained in western
diplomatic methods that if he is
sincerely patriotic in behalf Of China.
ne is unquestionably in Il position to
render great service to his native land.
His new authority will at least add an
other element of interest to the COM
plicated problem being worked out in
the far East
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-22
The Unhappy Girl Queen.

Probably almost all the young ladies'
i'll the civilized world envied the girl
Queen, Wilhelmina Of Holland, when
she became a bride a few years ago.
There are few who envy her now.
There has been less of late in the
papers about her troubles, but unque5-
tionably she is {. most disappointed and
unhappy person. Though still little
more than d girl in years. being now
only - years OF age. a foreign Corre-
spondcrt writes that she has lost all
now looks at life from the standpoint
Of one in middle age, who has more TO
fear than 10 hope for Her marriage
proved a dismal failure, and she has
BEEN forced to realize that the emperor
OF Germany, whom she looked upon as
her real friend among all the monarchs
of Europe, has been really schemins
against her and the Independence OF
her peopie.
Moreover, the people are 50 ulSdp-
pointed at the failure Of her married
life. that she is by no means as popular
with the masses as in the old times.
Then there are industrial troubles in
Holland which are said to be causing
he,. much WORRY. and there is insur-
rection in some of the colonies which
her soldiers are having great difficulty
i'll dealing with. Poor little girl Queen!