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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-10
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

- DEAR MIS-. PrSKHAm: cheerfully recommended Lydia
II fnkhams Vegetable Compound 70 my suffering sisters
" perfect medicine for all female arrangements.
De9 with displacement Of the wom& and other female weakness
m headache backache and such bearingown pains could
haldly WALK across the floor, and very nervous
Trend advised me 70 try your medicine, which did, and
aef using the first bottle began improve all
twelve bottles Of Vegetable Compound box Of Liver Pills
also used me sanatye Wash and erred no return
q NY troubles. am as well more
thankful every day for my cure.
know that your medicine will do everything that II "a "a
commended % do Tor suffering DoRA ANDERSON
North Muskegon, Michigan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-10

In future the police Of Zurich Swift
zerland, are to receive regular lessons
III "ciyillty aud department" 70 as to
bear themselves 5n all occasions with
dignity and grace The lessons in
Tivility are to be given By the CHER
himself
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-10

II MwAAM FORFEIT TX produce the orig
II VAHtsHs nal letters and
II aHltHkNkI viii prove their absolute genuneness.
II $500 Lydia X. PinIhan Medicine Co, lynn. Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-10

FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.
1T there anything
special advice, write exiuh
In America
She helped hundreds Of
health address
are foolish il do not
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-06-10

A Korean Custom.
The Koreans do not sew their clothes
but use fish glue instead Of thread.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
ENGLISH LORD
AND AMERICAN
GIRL MARRIED

LONDON July 60 The marriage
today ~ Lord Hateman and MHa
Henry G. Knapp an American.
proved % be- a meet brilliant at
fair Tho ceremony tuak place IT.
81 GEORGES church. HauaKsf
square. and was attended b. a hest
81 prominent society people iaHlad
inE all Of the prominent members
e the American colony usH IN
town. FollowinE the reception aud
wedding breakfast Lord HAteman
and his bride left for shabdan
Court. whore the honeymoon vii
be passed
Lord Rntsman' fuiI name is WI
Ham Spencer Uafeman-IlanhHHs
and he waa born lu lsss BE Haa
formerly q captain I'm the seeaa1
life Guards and served Ia EEfut
Lord Ratsman's bride waa formerly
Miss Marion Graham. daughter q
James J. Graham. % san Francisco
she has lived IN New York the
past few years and has = splendid
u appointed home Ga East Eighty
second street. ln that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

The north last might TIE vessel
took 90 tons 90 mining 60. HIHs8
To- The kiHuflt- and raHaHa die
tfIHfH The one t'u-TY Included So
aiiHs aHI steam srE.Hrs. hsazdsa
HaHF IaFse .HuH'FH usHfs o. EsHsfa#
RE- haHfiH- Tho Ar aIaa tees
a $50 - explosives fnr ire differ
sHf porte nf aHuthraafsHa AHaHaa
aHf a. ganasqu~nrr carried ne
pHaHerKefs
Merau ufas wera YESTERDAY
awarded the contract fsF rrraifIna
the ts#h ard ruEiu~rHrH DEPART
Hsufa - fhe cable snip Burnside
witch uIu e. int1 thr dock aa saau
aa she reforms rsm IaHafHa Tie
"a fef Hs.HE fhr work aaaizHaH
Th- reorganization ~ TIE health
beard eiH b. aEsiH Considered b
thu UIfF airiaarf COMMITTEES A. it
frsaIaF monthly meeting Monday
The matter hss been under Huuald
srafigH f1r many weeks aHI The lily
officials have been Era fuaHY work
- OUT . psH form ~ sdmlnistrsz
ton u o. desired tu puf the DE-
uarfnrnf under rltu arrTf#s. hut
tbs cannot be- d1rr uutH charter
amendment ts passed In special
sls.f.an o. is possible that arrange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

usnia may BE- made Co hold this
election at tte time of the county
Green Lake Lodge no zee. -
q T. entertained me visiting dele
Hafea ta the uHtHd lodge Jest uIFHH
The new local Salvation Amy
saHHs hall az trr corner or TIuH
avenue ana Washington street f.
nearing toU rIcflHr nud auI prot
ahff be ready tu up~n un 1u.f 80
The msmurr- 10 me church -
Litter uaY Saints ln This city. aal
celebrate tttah uaF 90 WasdIs Ha
Iafk Monday july .t There NHI
BE- sports muslr auI speaking
sis# ton In ths fIiI
+ = raruIes leaves fHmaffas
r. %affh sstfn university -
Evanston lII where be- susH O. take
fha ssnefaI ar.rstafbshI ~ the
1HaHs NeH.s ghriHfIan assa#IafIaH
~ that Institution ST. rarmIrs ~
ten IN sharEv ~ the religious sefh
- tie rauuE None Christian Ha=
aa.IsfIHn 20 tEs state university To-
lie sat year Mf TarmIss gfada=
afsd ffam ths Washington state
university lest june
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

John lorentssn was placed under
bonds oi $50 20 keep the peaes for
a period ~ three montba b. Justice
Gordon yesterday afternoon Il II
alleged th.t De threatened tie Hfs
% Chris Miller
The bavluE match a. fhs Af#aHa
alley aHt might Was "a areHIaHaHsH
ore. although no rerofH scores we're
made NnKsI ana Putnam tHsH KIN
Hal1H and Morris score - I.Izz b
HtfHuE playing at me finish
TIE University club baseball tam
cent fa Hrswrft0n this afternoon "a
a. battle VIth the Officers - The
Pacific squadron on the navy I'D
diamond A large number - rest
eHs accom- Panied che tean.
HlE Hsiard. manager Of fhs
Rainier baseball team Is shsI=
IsHEeH Manuel togsEs bun b anH
backs 40 tho challenge 9th a ffa4
Eet. the game ta DO played On fHs
Seattle ball park diamond on July
a.
The Parlnc coast ateaushH +
eampauys steamer Al ~ sailed far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
RESOLUTIONS FOR
INSPECTED ME KBERS

Ata meeting % the Sevabeys
union. held this morning the fol
lowinK resolutions we're adopted Gu
the death Of Quinn Rrowsr
Whereas Almighty God. In his
infinitc wisdom. has seen II Ia re#
move from our ranks one Of oar
dearly beloved brothers. Quinn
Brewer and
Whereas. The deceased vas aHe al
our most esteemed members and i'm
his lifetime was. BY his honesty
integrity and excellent personal at
tributes a credit to cur union. local
10ttl. A. r. L.. and
Whereas. Oar grief and sorrow
for the loss of our brother In death
Is most sincere. deep and universal
Therefore.
he Il resolved That the banner -
our union b. draped in muafnias
for period 90 thirty DAYS. and aIsa
that our charter be likewise tFaned
In mourniug. Ia tribute 10 hla s4sHa=
Dry. And.
he IL urthsr resolved. nat these
resolutions b. spread upon the
minutes o. our union and that a
copy Of them BE sent - the affisf=
81 parents of our deceased brother
and 20 the public press q the eify
SEATTLE NEWsB0Yss UNION
LOCAL No 1917. A + OF l.
~ order OF the Committee on
Resolutions
Passed this ga day Of July. A .
1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

ST PAUL. MINI July - VII
liam T. ToOmey ls NO longer private
secretary Go President J ] TIN IF
the Great Northern railway hr
Taumey WAS informed bY Sir HiH
that his services would No LONGER
b. needed. and after this confer
rutr. which was held on The Yacht
af the railroad maguatr near SsW
York. Mr. Toomyy resigned The
retiring secretary has been EN-
pIoyed BOZ handling Mr HlHH pr
sate business. outside Of railroad
affairs for the past six years Re
Gently Mr. Toomey and h Vlfs
aerved 90 disagree. and II la stated
that br was to commence proceed
luEs fOr divorce. Al sorts q
umors have been aflnat az To the
charges to boz made HR the plaintiff
but az yet the papers have not teen
filed iu the courts
Mrs Tuomey &c is understood
announced "a drterm nation - fIaht
the case and sought the advice n
an attorney Who was instructed n
draw q cross BIN In tho suit. and
taking both sides nf the case Ia
Esfhsr the charges and counter
ehaFErs we're decidedly sensational
tt b. stated that this state ~ Affairs
reached the ears Of Mr HlII J
roomey. "a brother - the retiring
secretary. has been appointed 70
uli the vacancy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
OPEN TENNIS
TOURNAMENT

CHICAGO. July g8 Tho annual
tennis tournament Tor the cham
uIaHHhip Of the West ln Hinglef hnd
doubles and miKrd doubles for meH
and women. which began today ON
the courts ~ the keuwood Country
elut. promises Co be- record break
81 both be- point ~ attendance aud
In the matter 81 exciting contests
NJ regular championship games
were played to-day bat the praIlm
iuariea we're contested ln a manner
that promised we'll Tor the success
II the tournament The champion
thlps proper viii b.. played neat
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
BOY SiTTEN 81
VICIOUS DOG

while PLAYING With his elaasmatea
of the Union SUNDAY school Of
Green Lake. little Bruno nlngaanN
sou Of rlorlan n bingham of so
North seventy scCoud street NaH
badly hilton by "a dog yesterday ais
teruoon. Tho sunday aehual was
holding picnic at Woodland PaFk
Little UruuoH right check IL com
plrteN muuhtrd and the flgah Of
one Of his lorH la badly bruised and
torn Tho physician who Wa called
To dltss tho wound SAYS with nfaper
care che boy will escape hYutapua=
hla
Dogs arc not allowed In the pafka
aud people ATE vuudHf.uE Why the
city officials do mot Hes that aaE#
are krut from tht park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
SIC CATHOLIC
EVENT IN IRELAND

DUBLIN. July aa=ons II The
greatest events in The history 81 the
Roman Catholic church In tHelaud
for some time viii be the euHsssr4.
ton 90 thc Irish National cathedral
at Armagh tomorrow. Cardinal Yin
ccnao NauuuicuI has been delegated
by the pore to attend tHa event and
he viii BE- thr central uKufe In the
celebration sharing the hunafs With
the cardinal of The guIia MI be the
venerable Cardinal IeEIe. aud tn
day viii BE- cf double significance t.
him. as 10 viii matk the twenty NTH
year % mis- episcopal promotion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
Another Biz
Strike
TEXTILE mANUFRcrupuHs ~.
Blsr ON REDUCTION OF
whors

FALL RIVER Mass July "a
Tie manufacturer who met here
today. voted not tD Withdraw NO
tees II reductions of wnroH I'm the
various mIiIH This makes b. Ger
tain that big trttile industry
strike will BEGIN Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
TO PLAY WHIST

Monday evening July %. Seattle
union No -. order ~ WaHhIuFfnu.
VII R7ys e,og0 q 20 I've whist party
a. tn - y nail Ola university
rounds ThlH ia the mira af Il
Sc isH 81 ptoln YuiBsivc whist Hnd tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
MONEY MISSING
Especial 20 The s,arl

ToHT FRANCIS July 90 II has
leaked cut that 81 REGISTERED package
af money forwarded from Toronto
10 the tHmhsFWeu. bank at Inter
HaIiauHl laIa end addressed r.
EaHH fHaHfia n 3D.. bHH uiH#affIsH.
AaFIaea have been received That the
letter aHfite4 con Saturday evening
last but ua money was cora hand
Postmaster clark hau nofifed Post
office inspe. fpf Mcleod ~ WiaHl#
80 end the matter 10 being looked
up The package contained between
8 qae and ! coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
RIO
ANTI sEMUuc DISTURBANCES
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE
DEAD
my scrlpps News As.n1

BERLIN. July Is AuusasmIlis
Fiota have occurred Al uuasht rWs
sla. Tho uotcra entered tns Jewish
corpHrs. pitching them into Tire
street Tho rioters attacked the
syuagOguc. destroying ITS outings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

The funeral - Hro Joe CLARK
al he held from IA Eir- hall ean
d. July e 1900 90 O'Clock 3 m.
ahafp All members are requested
= attend WY order ~
II , LEA worthy Precedent
Attest
FfaHk uaui. worthy Secretary
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

TIE zee 81 r.fY water Tor irfina 3
ton IL forbidden ty ordinance. "a
asri between the hours ~ O'Clock
ana = o'clock morning nuI evening
A tine si.l be- Imposed fof usfuF
satsH f#f irrigation except between
The haufH above specified
Al rafUrH ~ vacancies for the
pres sflHE month must be- filed If
tie city aater office between tn
fret and the tenth days. inclusive.
e aeh month. otherwise no allow ?
aHea all Be- granted Water con
samefs sill take notr" and file al
vacancies TO- the month % July on
o. before August 10. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
An NER 10 MZAERC
g. -. ...s..at. -.

This coupon entities the boil snEs
hud under x n also free photograph The
unGa aud photograph be al b presenting
The H~rpicA studio iia Mai street between
i "a. m fadaFH @
The only condition
picture o. Go be taken b o
star. This offer la Euod 10 all subscribers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
Be-, Dime, O., sss,tl.

-Four rourss loc. course. 7te.
and h course. s. % VITA saufriuea
or burgundy Every evening" ~
The HAlsuu Harberia. Second and
jane 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

strs. Cyrene and Nauthus tssehI
Madrona. Madison parks. half hour
~ from 10 30 a. m. % 10 p m daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
Date Fixed


Tsorra Jolly ga IL en-.
usaHssd that irs formal notification
e IadH= PARKER will take place
AuTasf 10. Precedent will be fFIiIy
fa#IHH Cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

Don't fan Co see the eleven Nar-
ships az Hremerton beata leave Pier
Z sunday even hour after 2 q n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

order Intends to mHtr them he
leading HsHiHI events of fHr rrHaon.
Light HsffsHHmsufH will br rsIssd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
Couldn't Find q
Barrel

PENDLETON Ore IuIy =
The weather being bllaterluR bot.
George Arnold. a waiter In Graft
restaurant. betook himself - the
Umatila river in a grove below
town for a swim yesterday While
he uas iu the water come hos came
along and stole all hIa clothes ez-
eeHtinE Bic trousers. which they eft
in two flowing afIIpH fHam the
Naistt1ud t0 the bottom
Arnold yelled f1f help when he
discovered bis plight bit nobody
heard him. and a. fhe time vas
rapidly drawing near when D. must
appear az the restaurant - serve
supper. be- dJuucd what remained
~ the trousers and started - town
along the leFce.
When be- struck the reaidsuea dfaz
trict women bfEau teieuHdninE for
the police. saying a Wild man Nas
abroad The police caught the
trail ~ the bather. and then came
furious race Tor Bis foomine
house Arnold won aud refused -
come out until the police sent Tor
the proprietor Of the restaurant.
whom the affair was cleared up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

r. snY evening. your COPY Of Tn.
Sta hHs not arrived 81 q % olocs
tsisrhsn. =Funsst Main tet0. or In.
dependent las. any time between
y md 6a#sud q copy viii be sent
seu ct anrs. ~ special nssfsnssf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
Men Only. Turkish Baths soc.

HEADY's Bassmeut usx5sr Hafiaa
Bank. cor. First ave ard NazhIaE-
ton 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

once a customer always a eusta-
HneH Eegaa A Eri,a0n, ists FirHf=
EIus photos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

LONDON. July sa HaehefaHa
Button. ridden by the American
jockey MHhar. won tho Liverpool
cup. 1900 P1Fsre'EnH. Yesterday 81
The July meet. Founding Naa HaHz
nnd under tho wire. and WhIHEIIHE
crow "ah0UrI.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23

Warships-#
Nov in the hHfbor af H.ruafinn ~
zee them. take boats from Pier =
hourly after "a. ~. Sunday 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-23
FEARED
SCANDAL

AtLLs PRIVATE SECRETARY
THAT WAS rs NO MORE. 81.
CAUSE or DOMESTIC rRou.
BLE
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
PRINCES OF BAGDAD
HOLD ANNUAL SIESTA

Abduiah Siesta held its annual snooze
on Friday evening in Malta Hall for the
purpose Of electing a new sultan for
the term Of one year. A large gathering
Of the princes were present Sultan 4
3. Clark was assisted by the officers OF
hts harem as follows: Theo F. Hall. r.
d. Buckley, c. T. Anderson. Robert E.
Beckham. W. T. Scott. J. W. Ward. F.
&c. Dom, 3. F. Stull. l. S. Taylor. and
Mr. Evans
After the scratcher had collected the
necessary cash from the faithful an
election for sultan was held. resulting
III the choice OF G. i. Anderson. For
scratcher, ". j.. Campbell was chosen
On motion, the sultan-elect was author
lied 20 make his own selection OF his Of
licers for the ensuing term.
Al the close refreshments were served
and the princesses present, by special
invitation, at the suggestion Of retiring
Sutana Clark. selected the wife or Sui
tan-elect Anderson to nh the sultana' s
chair
This being the social side OF knights
OF Malta. they have been invited q
confer the degree upon visitors 70 the
supreme caravan in October next.
The snoOze closed by giving thanks
for services rendered during the past
year by the retiring officers.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA Va. July SO.-At
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
tomorrow the Rev R w Miccu. ef the
Episcopal Theological Seminary, viii
administer the sacrament Of holy com
munion ar the II o'clock service. The
Rev Mr. Bell Will occupy the pulpit at
the night service.
The Rev. Mr.. Nourse VIII conduct all
the services at the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow.
The Rev Mr.. Wray, Of the First Bap-
fist Church. who has been at Herndon
conducting services. has returned home.
and Will occupy the pulpit at his church
tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
REFRIGERATION CoURr WORK.

In the corporation court. Judge Louis
c. Barley presiding the following bust
ness was transacted today:
An amendment 10 the charter Of the
Shaw & Berry Company was made
changing the firm name 20 Berry q
WhitmOre Company. The capital stock
was Increased TO So. 90.
r. H. Cox. city sergeant, was appoint
cd administrator Of the estate OF The
late Mrs Kern H Crump.
The Will OF James l.. Adams WAS pro-
beted I'm this court. He leaves hts en-
tire estate 10 his wife, and she qualified
as eXecutriX.
The court appointed r. W. Coleman
deputy sergeant.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
wANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS-Make big money selling new
est campaign article out; sells at sight;
sample, l0c; big profit. Write today
SUPERIOR CO.. 152 North Sawyer, Chi
cago. 1t
BIG MONEY in soap; something new;
agents easily earn so a day; best offer
out PARKER CHEMICAL CO, 80 Mar
ket st, Chicago. 1t
AGENTS WANTED for the finest line
of patented household articles on the
market; our own manufacture; no other
firm handles them, particulars free.
PEASE MFG. CO., Buffalo, N I.
Jy5l,auI
AGENTS-AIake 5000 profit selling Pres
idential watch fObs; latest novelty on
market; retsils 25c; sample, l0c; whole
sale prices on application. c. II. HAN
SON, "A Clark St. Chicago. 1t
LITTLE WONDER Soda Fountain COM
plete, SIS Send names two reliable peo-
pie in your town. Your promise. you
want fountain TO act as agent TO sell
VIII give you agents price, $l2 and
terms, namely: Send Sc; balance 30
days. No case will we give these terms
on more than five fountains at one
time Money refunded II not satisfied.
Expressage paid by Us. Catalogue,
book recipes, fifty popular drinks. With
fountain and recipes drink produced Nc
glass Syrup literature, cards, sales
mems outfit. DENTLER MFG. CO.,
323 Walnut, Philadelphia Sylo-Su-tf
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
TWO MINERS KILLED
AND ONE IS INJURED
Coming From Mine, They Were Struck
by Moving Train of Loaded
Cars.

JOHNsTOWN. Pa. July so.-one man
was instantly killed. one died few
hours later. and another was seriously
injured in nine No. 81 OF the Berwynd-
White Company, near Windber, last
night.
The dead:
Wider Roselesd. aged thirty-five.
John Dobusk, aged thirty-seven.
Injured:
Alexander Roma. aged twenty-five.
The men were going home from their
work and had not yet got out Of the
mine when they were struck by a train.
About forty loaded cars passed over
them. Rosrleski was literally torn 10
pieces, and died Instantly.
Dobusk lived only a few hours. Roma
has a good chance 10 recover.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

The Rev. J. p Stump. pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, viii
leave Alexandria tomorrow evening for
Wesley Grove. 70 attend camp meeting.
Mrs. Holman. of North Washington
Street. has as her guest ar and Mrs.
Warren, Of Lewisburg.
Lee Camp. Of Confederate Veterans.
viii hold q meeting az their hall. "a
Prince Street. Monday evening next
Mrs William Domaine left Alexandra
for Prince William county today 70 visit
her sister. Mrs A II Compton
William u. Delaney has returned from
q trip 10 Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
CASTRO'S SOLDIERS
TAKE ASPHALT BED
Receiver Garner Backed by
Military at G1anaco.
FOREIGNERS ARE ALARMED
Aggressive Policy Of the President Ex-
cites Anxiety Among the
Merchants.

PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad, July 90
Ambrose Howard Garner, former manag
ing director Of the New York and Ber-
mudez Asphalt Company, who was re
Gently appointed receiver OF the COM
pany as result Of the suit brought by
President Castro. has arrived at Guam
AGO on the Venezuelan gunboat Bolivar
accompanied by Attorney General Iri-
barron. and, backed by Venezuelan
soldiers. has taken possession of the
properties of the company, including the
asphalt lake. against protests of Cap
tain Cooley, the cOmpany's representa-
tive.
company. esca ped the seizure and reach.
ed this port with the news Of the gov
ernnentfs drastic action.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-S Statesmen to handle line OF
metal beds; 10 be sold by photograph:
liberal commission; IN answering state
territory and give references. THE
EARL METAL BED Co, Plano. III It
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to handle line OF
ladders. lawn swings etc, to be sold by
photograph; liberal commission; IN an
swering state territory and give refer
ences. THE F. II. EARL MFG. CO,
Plano, III. 1t
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
rNrERMENrs PERMITTED.

The following curious rule appears I'M
der paragraph 6s OF the municipal reg
ulotions governing burials at Giessen,
Hesse:
'Interments are only permitted after
death has taken place. In all other
cases a certificate signed by the mayor
IS required. London Daily Mall.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
20 BuILD LIGHTERS.

The Alexandria Ship BCslding Com
pany has received contract for build
ing two large lighters. These lighters
viii be eighty-fve feet long. twenty-four
feet wide, and six feet deep They viii
be used in carrying coal about Wash
fngtOn harbOr.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
.lMeet BE at the Fountain"

The instant success of Adams new
soda fountain. at 9Th and @ SITS. NV, is
certainly wonderful Everyone who has
tried Il says 1t is the best soda IN the
citv. Mr. Adams uses only pure fruit
syrups and the best ice cream, and he
makes the guarantee that II you are not
satisfied with the soda at this fountain
YOU need not pay for It,
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
NEGRO BROKE HIS LEG.

William AIcClin, a negro, from Wash
ington fell from wagon in this city
today and broke his leg. He was picked
up by passersby. The ambulance sum-
Hospital, where he IS resting comforts
ably.
The Washington times., 1904-07-31

Arrived at Eleventh Street wharf south
west, consigned 10 A Frank Evans, sell
ing as follows.
Selects, SIS per 100.
Primes, So 10 IS per 100.
Culls, s. to 1 per 100.
Win receive 5000 more on Monday,
The Washington times., 1904-07-31
Foreigners Alarmed.

Foreigners residing in Venezuela are
alarmed over President Castro's aggres-
sive policy, which is directed also
against French. British and German
companies.
President Castro some weeks ago de-
manded 9,650,000 of the New York and
BermudeZ Asphalt Company, alleging
that the company had given material aid
to the late revolutionary movement, and
had caused the Venezuelan government
10 eXpend that amount.
The government, by motion before
the federal court on July %, the defense
being unrepresented. placed an attach
nent on all the properties of the COM
pany. especially on the asphalt lake az
GuanacO.