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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-21
Exhibition Of Furniture.

A large collection Of new furniture Will
be sold at Sloan's, 14O7 G street, Wednes-
day at 10 m. On exhibition now and up to
hour Of sale. No reserve prices: fine chance
for housekeepers, office folk and Dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-21
Donation Bags Issued.

The board of lady managers Of the
George Washington University Hospital
have issued Thanksgiving donation bags.
to the appeal for aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-21
Oil Heating Stoves, s1.6b, 90. so, $3.75,
$3.50.
IzU7 q. c A. MUDDIMAN & co. GIG 10Th
CITY AND DISTRICT.

"A false alarm of fire was sounded from
box 651 about 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning. When the police and fremen re-
sponded to the call the person who had
violated the law was not found. While
responding TO the alarm Policeman Jere-
miah Mccarthy of the sixth precinct fell
from his bicycle and was slightly injured
Benjamin Carroll. colored, fifty-f1ve years
Old, was overcome by gas while working in
an excavation near 9TH and NJ streets
southeast saturday. The sick man, whose
home is at 2o05 Sth street northwest, was
taken to the Washington Asylum Hospital
for treatment.
There was difference in the testimony
or Ernest Weldon, colored, and a police-
man who appeared upon the witness stand
In the Police Court Saturday. Weldon was
alleged TO have participated in a game of
craps The policeman said he saw the boy
throwing the bones" and the latter de-
clared he was only engaged in a game of
throwing horse shoes. Judge Scott took
the word of the policeman and fine of
so was imposed
slight fire occurred in the house Of
Frank Schwallenberg, 100 18th street south
east, yesterday afternoon caused by
trouble in the chimney. 1t was extinguished
before more than so damage had been
done.
Minnie Jackson. colored. twenty-seven
years old resident of Shepherds alley,
engaged In quarrel on l. street northwest
between 9th and 9TH streets Yesterday
morning about 4:3O o'clock and received n
cut across the left side of her face She
refused to tell the police who inflicted the
injury and was taken to the Homeopat THO
Hospital for treatment.
An effort is being made by the local
branch of the Salvation Army TO secure
more commodious quarters for the indus
trial home located in this city. Capt. Wal
ter III. James In charge of the local branch
has returned from New York and will i'm
meditely set about 10 accomplish this pur-
pose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-21

Beautify the Thanksgiving Table
with BIackistones Flowers. Greatest variety
choicest specimens, reasonable prices 14th&H
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Smithsonian Exhibit at st. Louis

The exhibit sent to the St. Louis EXPOSE
ton by the Smithsonian Institution is to be
brought back shortly by corps Of experts
from the institution, who will leave for st.
Louis in a few days. Some of the articles
on exhibit will be kept at st. Louis during
the winter and sent to the Lewis and Clarke
exposition at Portland, Greg.
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Immediate relief. Druggists, 1Oc.

Save the Pieces! Royal Glue Mends EN-
China, Toys. Furniture. etc. Druggists, lOc.
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Wilson & Mayors Wednesday Sale,

10 am, 1927 and 1923 G st Furniture AM
new rugs; almost everything needful TO
the home. Goods on exhibition Tuesday
You can save money here. 1t
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Savannah by Sea-
BEST WAY TO

FLORIDA AND GEORGIA.
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co. stean :
ers leave Baltimore Tues, Thurs and Sat,
6 pm. Excursion Tickets on sale at low
fares. including Meals and Berth on steam
er, Send for booklet.
B. & o. r. r.. Offices. W. p. Turner. q.
=. A, Baltic, Md.
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Swift & Co.'S sales of fresh beef in WASH
aged and $1,000 cents per pound.-Advt.
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(LMEW MESH

MY father fronersman wids of Wisconsin early
8 and have known the dried of deer to hang
cabin walls the close the hunting Bear
also abundant One of fathers companions long
headed old hman named Hare country Sun
Gle Jim'
ut noticed that Uncle Jim clothing airy other
hunter that the country and he always be finer
physical condition than anybody else One day why he
overcoat in winter He replied strong
Ah lad it's me linen that kapes we'll enough men, Linen
retored where's the nen? a
shirt and drawers cold
cold
And Uncle Jim the only linen Underwear
until five and during all that time struggled and uf
fered with the wretchedy unaniary Undertaking of the country
creeping from cold to another from bronchitis bronchitis from
pneumonia and making catar last well toward
lifetime And then made discovery
Deime had the fashion of
The above is of story by Dr. Henry W.
Roby of Kansas City,
We shall be pleased to hand mail it free
of charge to anybody applying tor it.
The Defined Linem=Mesfl Company,
1913 Street N. w.
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Connecticut Pies for Thanksgiving.
A delicious dessert for Thanksgivingdinners
Mince, Pumpkin and other favorite kinds
Advertisement.
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Lady Apples.

pc cked in baskets for family use. Ash
your grocer for them. G. Taylor Wade.
Its
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35c. BUYS the Finest eOc. Candies

at Sheetzs, 10th & F. This special price is
making scores of new friends for these pop
ular CONNECTIONS. Have you enjoyed them?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-21

Henry High sixty-seven years old. liv-
ing at 494 II street southwest, was knocked
down by mule team at Az and G streets
about $40 o'clock this morning and in
jured about the head. His hand was also
cut He went to the Emergency Hospital
and received surgical treatment.
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Beer for the Table.

Purity and deliciousness, the important
requisites of table beer. are paramount quail
tiles OF Abner-Drury Brewing Cas- OLD
GLORY" order a case for Thanksgiving.
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Weather st1ips-Weather Stylus.

All desired widths. lie. per #. up. Eising
sr Bros, 2109 7th st. NV. Phone N. TT.
no19-3.tf
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A Bank Account is Essential

to the proper conduct of almost every legitf
mate business. Open an account with UnfoT
Trust G. Storage Co., 1414 F st. n.w.-Advt.
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Avoid tan, smarting, rough, red skin ap-
plying Satin Skin Cream and Satin Face
Powder before exposure. 25c at Kann's. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-21

Frederick Jenkins. twenty-one years old.
living at SO1 Stricken street. Baltimore, fell
from a Chevy Chase car near Rock creek
bridge about o'clock yesterday afternoon
and was injured by his head striking
against telegraph pole. He refused to
go to hospital and was cared for by
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-21

Repairs, Small as Well as Large.
c. d. Collins. carpenter. 719 18th NV.
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Next Tuesday at s P. M.

Important sale Of store, dwelling and sta
BILE, No 900 Maryland ave. s.w. See auc.
ton sales.-Advt.
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Everyone Should Get One
Response to Protest.

of the handsome art calendars given for
Elk Grove Butter Cartons.-Advt.
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Freshness and Delicious Flavor

are characteristic qualities of all buffers
sold by James F. oyster. 9th & a. ave.
'Four-leaf Clover" the finest Elgin Butter
6-lb boxes speciality. Phone Il.-Aovt.
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As a Tonic "Munich, Beer Leads

all others. The finest beer for home use.
Brewed of choicest malt and Bohemian
hops. Artesian we'll water used. doz., 81. %.
Write or phone 222, Nat. Gap. Brewing Co.
1t
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Welsbach Light Agency, Air Lights.
GIG 18th st. C. A. MUDDIMAN & co. 1904 G.
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!lropean Plan.

The Arlington, European Plan.
Restaurant and supper rooms now open.
Music. no19-6t
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soc. Mocha and Java Coffee at CSC.
Arbuckles Coffee, ,121sc. lb.
Johnston's, 731 <7th st. NV. it,
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Sewing Machines Repaired, $1.OO,
Warrented, at Oppenheimer's 514 9th NV
no21-m, f,3t
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The Arlington. European Pl

Restaurant and supper rooms now OPEN
Music
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Services at st. Patrick's.

Copies of large originals of pictures which
appear in The Star today, soc. ca. Also
scene at unwilling of the statue Frederick
the Great. II. G. Wagner Photo Co. 936 +
st. NV.
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z the Press"

"The Power Of the Press"
in business is greatest when the printing is
done by Byron S. Adams, 512 18th ST. NV.
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Printing-Law Briefs and Blanks.
Haworth Pub. House. 512 Sth st. no19-3t.
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Elk Grove Butter Cartons Valuable.
Save them and you will get a handsome
art calendar.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-21

Ashburn Milk Is Best for Baby.
Best for everybody. 1888 14th st. Phone
v 1873.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

University Resent Gcorgc II.
Ktng is ia laeaf OF tho city Accept
ms the offer Of -Je.ArNeprr Go lease
a portion of the AuNetaty grounds
Go the city Cor city hall site. The
regents have leased the whole tract
TO Mr. Moore. 81 that they have no
control 81 C. but stiil ar kiuE
thinks that the city could proiitahiX
negotiate with AT Moore.
Il know that there is e. natural
prejudice amons citizens against
bunding city hall ON leased prop
erty.- Mr King said yesterday. but
! believe that from a business stand
point MT Noores offer Is of great
value. lie offrrs 20 lease "a block -
the ground Tor the same rental that
hc b. paying the state. 80 that the
city would be able 20 rent q site
cheaper than Il could buy one. lie
is also wiilinE 10 reiinquish his lease
ON one hlaek. leaving the city % deal
directly with the university regents.
In that case | feel sufe that the city
could make an advantageous deal
with the reKents for the ground
ny such an arrangement the city
could rent fer Sc years a site more
ehespiy than Il could buy one. ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

LARGELY ove their nominations. II
bitterly opposed TO Sweeny.
II ls stated on exceptionally good
authority that Piles IL 10 eager for
the votes Of Russell and Long that
ne has authorized otto Case. who
formerly lived In Garfield county. 70
promise the support OF King county
20 Coagrove for governor four years
hence IL he fCosgroyel can guaran-
tee the votes Of these two men to
Piles. Il ls indispuisbie that Co.'S
grove has we'll defined ambitions for
the EoveFporship and. further than
that. Senator Russell Is close
friend and former law partner Of his.
i'rom this point Il Is now apparent
that the greatest pressure VIII be
brought TO bear upon every member
OF the legislature nom this part Of
the state BY the campaign managers
OF both Sweeny and Piles, while
Wilson. who has always stabbed in
the dark and worked In mysterious
ways, IL not TO be overlooked In bag
EinE the big game In these parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
NE EVIDENTLY
MEANS BUSINESS

I'm going 60 Kill and take a
club and mash your head" This is
the mainstay in a complaint filed
against A. w. waddell by his wife.
Florence NJ. waddell Waddet Is
ut present behind the bars at the
county Jail. from which place he
was released only recently after
having served a lengthy term for
the same offense OF threatening to
Kill the woman he swore to honor,
respect and love. Mrs. Wadden
wants her tempestuous husband put
under bonds 20 keep the peace and
will have Il II her husband has to
spend the rest OF his earthly ex-
istenes serving out short terms In
prison for his terrible threats.
On November 20 the Infatuated
man made his way to his wife's
apartments AZ the Roosevelt lodg-
ing house and In the presence Of
witnesses swore that he would not
allow his wife TO live. Justice Cor
don will hear both sides of the
matrimonial disturbance and enter
Judgment accordingly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
UNIVERSITY REGENT
FAVORS MOORE PLAN
SEoRee n. KING EXPLAINS HIS POSITION AND THINKS CITY
SHOULD EITHER LEASE OR BUY PART OF GROUNDS


at the end 81 that period the site aud
the building would be Natueioss and
would have Go be ah4ndoncd any
how. or Il preferable, the city
might buy the ground outright from
the regcnts,
I cannot understand why the city
dld not purchase the whole tract ut
the cheap price at which Ne offered
il several years aga. We also Of
fefad 90 sru site Tor the Carnegie
library Cor less than the site select
81 VAS bought. but cur proffcr was
not accepted"
one objection 10 building the city
hall ON leased ground would be that
the city would not Dc able 60 take
advantage OF the Sc. geo Osborne be-
quest. The Osborne will provides
that the site selected for the city hall
must be acceptable 10 the three 81
ueutors OF the estate before Il can
be taken BY the city. Then :. os-
borne. one OF the executors. has in
formed Tho Star that he would not
consent TO erecting the city hail on
leased ground. as Il would not insure
sufficient pcrmanenee and the other
executors are said Ia be Of the same
mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

f.,eas N the palace. guarded hy
\ relatives.
Charre dAffaifH Lee "a once die.
patched note addressed Go ten
IiuortsH At the barracks. which aaau
brought that gentleman % hia
senses. The note said that. in vies
~ che peaceful and pleasant rnia-
lions existing between Panama and
the United states. and m view Of
Gen iiusrtaa
brilliant MILITARY RECORD.
lt was tbs hope q The United States
thaFEa d-aftatfa that nothing vas
about 20 occur 20 strain those feias
tipnn or thfuiah that record Mr.
Leo added. significantly. that the
cruiser bennington was due Ia port
"a dafhreak
Just haW far the plot had adz
vnurrd. Or what the scheme in lfs
entirety vas. Wili not be- known out
side The conspiracy circle. but esrs
tain VI T. that she note ga business
Hnd day broke without SIGN Of
trouble. and With the uneasy head
Or the prnntdehf from under cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
CONTRACT FOR REPAIR
or BURNSIDE AWARDED

The successful bidder for the re-
pairing OF the United States cable
ship Burnside. which was injured
in striking on Ripple rock. In Sc
more narrows. while en- route FROM
this city 10 juneau. is the Heffer-
man Engine works Of this city. The
work TO be done on the Burnside
by this company consists OF repair
ing only the hole caused by the ae-
cident. The bid of the above COM
pany amounted 70 s2i.Si2. and the
contract calls for the work to be
completed within IS days
The inside repairs TO the vessel
were bid for separately, and have
not as vet been decided upon by
the authorities at Washington.
Quartcrmaster Grant, in charge OF
the local office. received tele-
gram this morning from Washing
ton authorizing the contract for the
repairs 20 the ships bottom TO be
given to the HeffeTnan Engine
works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
BONDHSUt UNDER FIRE

Several local Improvement clubs
are TO discuss the proposed bond is
sues that are 10 be voted on Novem-
Der at meetings to be held within
the next few days. The Longfellow
club meets tonight. The Lake
Union. North Seattle and Queen
Anne clubs meet tomorrow night
and the Green Lake club meets the
following evening
A mass meeting held in Fremont
a few days ago for the purpose. en-
dorsed all the bond issues by an al
most unanimous vote.
The Rsnton HID club meets to-
night TO take up the matter. The
paving OF Renton hill will also be
discussed. All other Improvement
club members are invited to attend
the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

The Manufacturers association
viii turn out In full force Al the
meeting Of the eouneil next Mon day
evening. when Important measures
Tor the factory district are 20 b. con-
sidrrsd BY the city legislature Res
olutianh providing fef the consiruc-
ton % roadWayH on HalEate and
tIanford streets. FIrHt avenue south
and Spokane boulevard arr 20 BE-
read before the eaaneil Ter she fret
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

hour later aud sent word 90 me TO
see him AZ the barracks Immediate
b." lie apparently wanted 20 know
how many Of the facts had leaked
out. and sought his Information
from an American correspondent.
For reasons Of my own ! pleaded
ignorance. whereupon the spirit Of
the general rose obviously and he
handed to me an Illuminated pof-
trait OF himself and expressed good
wishes. The call al my betel of
Huertss and my visit 20 The bar
racks were promptly rouorted 70
President Amador, who brought ne
sharply 70 task the same fny. with
many questions about what iIusrtas
had said TO me and what o.
KNEW ABOUT THE PLOT.
There we're some rather, ambar-
raising situations before I lad nx-
planned my innocence IN the affair
10 President Amadora satisfaction.
And even then his Hupiciun Of any
one having dealings with Huertas
was shown BY the fact that a dark
faced member Of the secret STAFF
was constantly az my heels FOR four
days thereafter.
Huertaa made hia way 20 Colon on
Monday afternoon. The New York.
Boston. Bennington ana Marblehead
lay az anchor IN port that morning
as "a signal to the malcontenta that
Uncle sam had not forgotten his In
tereata. II was purely q coinoident.
however. that tie fleet, bound south
FOR winter cruise. stopped at Pam
anna. Capt Iuclan Yomm who had
come down from Washington to
command tho Bennington. was 10
take his ship at the isthmus, and the
stop was made for him.
The downfall OF Dgertaa was
quick after these events. lie was
look>d upon as a danger spot by the
United States authorities, and Pres
ldent Amador was advised to dis
band the army and pension HuertnH
10 rids the country OF this ever
ready element OF violence. Huertas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

20 De Ia Guardin. former minister 10
Costa Riea. had supplauted him,
when Huertas sent another dlcfa-
torlnl note 60 President Amador az
the palace. This note com planned
of Nicholas Victoria. who. aa min
lister Of public works. had refused
patronage 20 some OF Huertas
friends. The general u the army r.
said To have also demanded Victor
las resignation. and President Am
ador had this time refused.
This meant trouble. Sunday was
a rainy day. Tho
sTuFFY GAMBLING ROOMS
iu Panama were crowded and the
whlrr Of the ball in the roulette
wheel was unceasinE. Near mid
night a rumur spread that there
was unusual activity at the bar
racks. Like magic, and true 10 the
Panama theory that a live coward
beats two dead heroes, lights went
out quickly and dark figures aiulked
across Plaza Santa Ana. leaving tho
city quiet and seemingly deserted IN
short order.
Just before the cathedral clock
struck Monday morning. a fnesaen-
ger appeared at the United states
consulate and routed Lee out o.
bed. The American diplomatic Of
ncer could hardly credit the story
the messenger told him. Here. IN
city filled with Americans. with
coo United states marines at En-
plre, 80 minutes away. with 400
United States police officers In the
zone. with a fleet OF four United
States men -of-war due IN port In
SIX hours and with the converted
cruiser Dixie at Colon. here was
the general Of tho Panama army
plotting with others TO throw the
republic into a state Of probable
revolution BY kidnapping and impris-
oninK President Amador and the
new secretary Of state. Il was no
fairy tale. NJ messenger said
President Amador had obtained fun
Information Of the plot ana he was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
Look for the
"FOOI Killer


CHICAGO. Dec. with the hope
Of discovering some trace Of Peter
Nissen and his rolling wind bag. the
Fool Killer" the tug Protection.
with Nissen's relatives and news
paper men aboard, left at 1890
o'clock this morning 10 search the
southern end % Lake Michigan. 10
Is feared that Nissen has either
smothered to death. been drowned.
OF died from exposure.
This afternoon the body Of Mis-
sen was found on the lake shore
Is miles south OF ST. Joseph. to-
aether with the canvass wlndbag in
which he attempted to navigate the
lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
Miles Offered a
Good Job
cBy seripps News Asrnl

BOSTON. Dec. Lieut.. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles. retired. has been
Offered the adiufaut generaiship Of
the state OF Massachusetts, b. Gov
eruor-Eiect Douglas. and II he &C
cepts he will receive a salary
amounting 90 $4,000 year. Under
the Dick militia law retired officers
are given the privilege and encour-
aged to accept positions IN the state
militia and upon their acceptance
of such position they are allowed
the fun salary allowed the positions
they held on retirement as well a.
the salary the state allowed for the
position 10 which they may be ap=
pointed
General Miles has not announced
whether or not he will accept the
position offered by Governor Elect
Douglas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01
TOWNSEND HAS
\ NOT "BEEN IN"

James Townsend. a well known
painter OF this city, desires his
friends TO know that he has not been
enEa ged IN selling fake diamonds
and had not been incarccrated for
that reason. The man who was ar
rested a few days ago Tor showing
this sort OF enterprise. Townsend
says, is possessor OF the name Of La
toslsy by right and evidently as
sumed Townseud's name TO keep his
Identity IN the dark.
I.atosky worked for Townsend for
some time and evidently thought the
name n good one. some Of Town
sends friends have asked him when
he got OUT and he has been
Obliged 70 tell them that he has not
been IN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

accepted his fate with protest. and
ha o. SIN under the uatehfui eye Of
ths American authorities
But Hurriaa IL only one ~ many
that Will bear watching. and after
all % % about as ans hlgh American
official expressed Il 10 me
Tho average Pauaman takes 90
intrigue and disorder like a duck 60
water Playing with hr-bunds h
the national sport. ani the average
mind H. Just primitive enough 10
disregard a greater force until that
force assumes the shape ~ gun
Uncle Ham has adopted an unruiy
son. MARi4EN 4. PEW"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-01

BIRMINGHAM. England. Dec. !.
The Post hears thai q British rca-
ldsnt will be- Appalatad for L'iiaaha.
Tibet lie viii have an escort Of
Indian troops who vii BE- housed
near the Dclaao tamaa monastery.
The object Of the move IL 90 en-
sure riEct'a respect for the treaty
made By Colonel founahunhand