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The Washington times., 1906-12-30
HARTMAN IS ILL
FROM OYERNORK
At His Country Estate and Condition
Is Reported as
Serious.

NEW YORK. Dec 2e-E. H. Harri-
man. the greatest railway magnate IN
the world. is seriously III at Arden,
y. Y. where he has one Of the largest
OF American country estates He is con-
fined 10 his bed from overworl. and is
under the WatchfuI care of physicians,
who declare that overwork has broken
down his health dangerously.
Wall Street did not hear the news to-
day, for My. Hartman is averse To bull
letins on his physical condition, but
when e. does there Will be much sage
shaking Of heads. Coming as It does on
the heels Of the announcement of the
death Of A. J. Cassatt. of the Pennsyl-
vania, from overwork. il is likely that
many financier will ask himself Am
/. like Cassatt and Hartman, trying 10
carry too big a load2'
While stnl able TO keep in touch with
the executive offices OF the Union Pa
cifc and the Southern Pacific companies
I'm the Equitable building by long dis
tance telephone. every effort IS being
made 10 keep business worries away
from him
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WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
NEW YEAR RECEPTION
Invite All Comrades and Members of Kindred Organiza
cations to Take Part in Affair-Afternoon to Be
Given to Receiving by Ladies.

A reception will be given on New
Year Day from noon 10 4 p IN. in Grand
Army Hall. 1H2 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, by the Department OF the
Potomac, Womaa's Relief Corps. Mrs
Nina M. Calhoun, President
All comrades of the Grand Army of
the Republic and ali members OF the
Womsn's Relief Corps are cordially in
vIted to attend, and an invitation has
also been extended TO the Old GuarG.
the Sons of Veterans, the Daughters
OF Veterans, the Ladies OF the Gran3
Army of the Republic. the Ladies Aid
10 the Sons Of Veterans, the Legion Of
LOYAL Women, and To all Spanish War
Veterans and their auNiliaries.
II is earnestly desired that all sons
and daughters of veterans not belong
ing To any organization will accept This
invitation.
All past department presidents and
all CORPS presidents are cordially in
yited TO assist in receiving these guests.
The ladies' of Farragut Relief Corps
No. .. will receive their friends the same
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day, at ca East Capitol street from 2
10 4 p. n. among those receiving VIII
be the following:
Mrs. Frances c. Smith. president. Mrs
Mary A Dow, Mrs Addie " Foster,
Mrs. Jennie Parker, Mrs Mary +. Rir-
ley, Mrs Julia Roberts, Miss Annie NJ.
Dow. Mrs. J. Lizzie Bradley. Mrs. Mary
j.. Bright, --rs. Fannie +. Pratt. Miss J.
Shanahan, Mrs. Jessie Bruner. Miss
Emma s. Kibbey Miss Ida Bitz. Mrs.
Sarah C. Albert, Mrs. c. +. Loane,
Mrs. Maggie LicariOne. Mrs. Emma l.
Browns, and Miss Marie Clendaniel
Mrs Amy +. V Carr Mrs. Louisa J..
Davis. Mrs. Annie NJ. Dykes. Mrs Mary
j. Hayghe, Miss Florence NJ. Hazard.
Mrs. Emma a. Johnson. Mrs. Grace NJ
L0wrcy. Miss Helen B. Loane. Mrs.
Sarah G. Mcdonald. Miss Martha Mum
dell. Mrs Ida r. Mckinney. Mrs. Annie
Price. Mrs. Mary A Williamson. Mrs.
Mary 4. Stoddard. Mrs. Sophie
Shilling. Mrs. Mary Wood, Mrs. Mary
A Waling. Miss Lille McGregOr and
Mrs. Edwin A Packard.
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BRYAN REPUDIATES
TOPEKA INTERVIEW

LINCOLN, Neb.. Dec. 29.-WiHiam J..
Bryan in an authorized statement to-
night repudiated a portion Of the in-
teryiew attributed to him Thursday In
Topeka, Kan. I'm which he was rep
resented as having discussed the ques-
ton OF his nomination for the PTesi-
dency in the coming national campaign
Mr.. Bryan takes exception 70 the state
ment that he said
No one would decline a nomination
OF that kind
Mr.. Bryan said TO that extent the
Topeka interview was incorrect. He in-
sisted he had nothing 10 add to the
statement given out by him In London
several months .go and repeated sew
eral times since. namely: He does not
think the time has come for him TO an
nOunce he will be candidate or to ar
nounce he VIII not be 4 candidate.
Circumstances. said he, must de
termine that question, and Il is too far
from the convention 10 settle il now.
Mr. Bryan will spend the remainder
of the holidays at his home At Fairvievg.
and depart January 3 for the Pacific
coast on a months lecture tour.
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HARTMAN OFFERS
FREE TRANSPORTS

r. II. Hartmann Yesterday aired 10
the President an offer 10 transport free
of all charges. on his own ships. all the
National Red Cross for the starving
people OF China
Although no announcement 70 that
effect has been made. il Is believed that
Mr. Harriman's offeT viii be accepted.
4 possible objection 10 Mr.. Hartman
offer may BE- raised by Congress. how
ever, as. according TO an expression OF
a prominent official. that body may feel
that the Government should not put it,
self under such obligations TO a trans
portaJion company against which cases
for violation OF the rebate law may pos
sibly De brought The solution might be-
found, however, IN Mr.. Hartman trans
ferring his proposition 70 the Rel cross
Society. entirely independent OF the Gov
ernment
Preparations have been under way in
the War Department tne past few days
20 handle the provisions as soon as the
necessary authority for use OF trans
ports is granted. Quartermaster Gen
eral Humphrey has notified Secretary
that already he has TWO ships available
at san Francisco and viii shortly have
another one al Seattle These are being
made ready FOR handling the relief car
goes.
SIR Chcntung Liang-Cheng, the Chinese
minister, called upon Secretary Magee
IN the Red Cross offices yesterday. great
~ appreciative of the progress that is
being made toward relieving the intense
suffering among 100000 OF his coun-
uymen.
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UNCLE SAM TO SUE
IN FRISCO MATTER
Government to Ask Injunc-
ton Against School Board
in California Court.
AIM OF THE ACTION
Government Hopes to Establish Posi-
tiOn Of the State Where
Treaty Is Concerned.

The Federal Government will take
legal steps to provide equal school
privileges for the Japanese IN San
Francisco.
. his was the decision r.aclsI ut a
conference held this afterno between
Secretary of State Root. Attorney Gen
crdl BOnaparte. and United States Dis
trict Attorney Devlln. OF San Francisco.
The Government is not yet ready ~
announce the exact form o. the legal
action, but IL is understood that the
supreme court of California will be
asked TO restrain the school authorities
from excluding Japanese residents from
the public schools attended by white
children.
In accordance with a previous under
standing "A statement of facts has been
agreed upon for presentation to the
supreme court of that State The ques-
tion will be one Of the most important
ever presented for adjudication.
Ii is aimed to define the exact reIa-
tions that the Sta.e bears u the Fed
eral Government under treaty obliga-
tiOns.
District Attorney Devlin will remain
in the city several days 20 assist IN
tie preparation of the Government 5
case. II is expected that the Depart
ment of Justice viii, in few days.
announce formally the decision reached
By the Government.
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PRESIDENT HUNTS
TURKEY ALL DAY.
NONE YET BAGGED
Flock Playing Hide and
Seek With Roosevelt
Near Pine Knot.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Dec O.
President Roosevelt was up at an early
hour this morning despite the big fog
1hat hung over the hills. After the
breakfast hour, William Wilmer came
over from Plain Dealing, accompanied
by Dick Mcdaniel. bringing with them
mounts for the President. Dr. Rlxey.
Kermit. and Theodore Roosevelt. jr-
and before nine n'e!eck the party had
set out tor Round Top. where they were
i0ined by Joseph Wilmer. The sun
shone brightly with not a cloud 10 be
seen
The better portion of the morning was
spent i'm the broad neIds around Car
ters Bridge. where quite a large number
Of birds were hagged. The ride was
greatly enjoyed by the President.
Mrs Roosevelt, Miss Ethel. and her
friend, Miss Langdou, together with
Archie and Quentin, also spent most OF
The morning out Of doors.
The President and the older BOYS
did not return 10 the hunting lodge un-
I'll the fall OF night The President
spent the major portion Of the day in
try ing 10 find the flock Of turkeys
Which eluded him on his former visit.
and which seem determined To elude
him also on the present occasion. The
turkeys scratched iu the front yard
Of the lodge prior TO the arrival Of the
President, but took To the tall timber
and the other side Of the river as soon
as they learned that he was again
cunning for the great game fowl.
The President is determined, as on
former occasions. not TO return TO
Washington without at least one Of
the great game birds
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New York Bankers
Amused at Shaw

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-New York
bankers read with interest tonight the
statement OF Secretary Shaw in which
ne defends his course in defending the
money market. Mr.. Shaw's declaration
that the monetary stringency was not
caused by stock speculation was the
source of some amusement The state
ment Indicated clearly that the SecTe-
tary viii again come to the relief of
Wall Street, which has been badly
shaken by a money shortage In the last
ten days, csusiug a severe slump in
stocks. Speaking of the statement that
Jne present money squeeze was not
caused by speculation, a president of a
Broad street bank said tonight:
The statement would indicate that
Secretary Shaw is again coming 10 the
rescue of a situation. which threatens
severe decline i'm stock values, and a
subsistence OF industrial activity. Money
is tight and there are no encouraginE
signs unless 4 q Federal Treasury comes
To the rescue. or the stock market un-
dergoes drastic liquidation"
il was the general opinion Of bank
crs who were shown the dispatch to-
night that Secretary Shaw viii after the
first of the year announce some plan
of Treasury relief.
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SICK GIRL BEATEN,
DIES OF WOUNDS

HARRIsONBURG, Va, Dee %
News was received here this evening
from Hardy county W Va. Of muT-
der al Peru. in the heart Of the Ale
gheny mountains.
Dorothy Wcen. who is also known nE
the name of Hartman. who had heen
living al the house of man by the
name of Vance Simons. was terribly
beaten as she lay sick in bed. as the re-
suit of typhoid fever. She died on Mon
day in great agony.
SimOus and John Fink, young man
Of the neighborhood. ere unde- surNe.i-
lance. being suspected of completely lt
the AFFAIR. a c0rOner's jury was taken
20 the scene on Christmas Day. which
Jury has been in session evec since, ana
is still In session.
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ONCE MILLIONAIRE
DIES A PAUPER

SPOKANE, Wash. Dec. 29.-George
II. Leonard who was once a partner
of Hutchinson in the Chicago wheat
pit and was associated with him in the
famous wheat corner in the early SOS,
died at the county poor farm on Thurs
day. At the time of the famous wheat
corner Leonard was rated a muiti-miI-
iiOnaire He was once mayor of Hyde
Park, superintendent Of a Presbyterian
Sunday school, and president of the
school board.
Losing his fortune he came to Spokane
in 1886 and soon achieved prominence
in business affairs. Then he became a
drunkard, his family left him and he
wound I'D at the poor farm.
His widow and TWO daughters reside
in Chicago, and a son is superintendent
of an iron foundry at Birmingham, Ala.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
BRADLEY-M MARTIN GUESTS
HAVE GOOD HUNT SEASON

LONDON, Dec. 29-Balmacaan. Glen
Urduhart. the Bradley Martins mag
nificent Highland estate. has seen the
last OF the shooting for the season.
Fine sport has been obtained during
the season, the total bag numbering 5000
head of game. Fifty stays, 100 brace OF
grouse and 1900 pheasants fell 10 the
guests.
Towind UP the Balmacaan season, Mr..
and Mrs Bradley-Martin gave a ten
ants ball and supper in the Balmacaan
public hall, which they have built for
and which was opened on this oc-
casion.
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Addresses on Matter OF
Exhibits for Negro De-
Velopment Company.

\ large and enthusiastic meeting OF
coiored citizens of the District II Co
iumbia interested in the exhibits for
the Negro Development and Exposition
Company at the jamestown Exposition
was held last night iii True ReformCrs'
Hall.
The meeting was held 10 arouse i'm
terest In the project. Among those who
addressed the assemblage We're w Cal
vim Chase. A. w. Tandy. of Cornell Uni
versity; J. a. Landlord OF this city.
and the Rev. d. Webster Davis. of
Richmond. Va
Music was furnished by the Lyric Or
CL2sIra. Of Howard University.
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BANK EXCHANGES SHOW
SLIGHTLY FALLING OFF

Bank exchanges last week at all lead
ing cities i'm the United States are
s.. .5SS. 1881, a Joss of only Is per cent
compared with last year, when the stock
market operations at New York were
extremely active and occasioned a much
larger volume Of payments through the
New York banks. Omitting New orlt
city, where = loss OF 45 per cent is
shown other leading cities report an
increase of 81 per cent over last year
and z7.6 per cent oyer the corresponding
week Of 1894. both very busy seasons.
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RELIGIOUS CRAZE
DISRUPTS HOMES

BALTIMORE, Nd Dec. 29.-Frank
GrOoms and William Cullison, young
members of well known families in
Brooklyn, n. Y, and Miss Ida Haw-
kins, aged twenty years, OF Anne Arun-
del county, Nd, have left home as a
result of the exhortaticns Of two evan
gelists here to go forth into the world
penniless and preach, as did the disci-
pies OF old
Tie evangelists are fIom the North Of
ireland and call themselves the true
followers of Christ. They have been
proselyting here for about ten months
and have made about forty converts
Their teachings have disrupted en-
tire families and much feeling is mani
tested against them. The girls parents
are among the converts.
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WOMAN DIES IN FIRE,
FOUND BY BROTHERS

MALONE. y. y. Dec 29.--Miss Dene-
sha, OF Constable. six miles north Of
here. was found burned to death there
at about noon today by her brothers
upon their return from the woods where
they had been working. She was forty
three years Of age and had been an in
valid a long time. HOW the accident
happened is not known.
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| GIVE MILLIONS
TO BUSINESS MEN,
NONE TO GAMBLE
Secretary ShaO
Secretary ShaW
Head of Treasury An
SWerS Man Who Pro-
tests Against Loans.

Secretary Shaw has issued a letter III
response TO an inquiry as to how much
longer the Treasury win come To the
relief OF the stock gamblers and money
sharks. The Secretary defends his
course in giving relief 10 the money
market, but emphaJioaliy denies This Ie-
lief has been for tae ssoeS gamblers.
The real business situation IS the
sole consideration" he declares. and
then explains his reasons for his course
in going repeatedly to the aii OF jhe
money market.
Pertinent Inquiry.
The letter of inquiry ami Secretary
Shaw's reply follow.
Dear Sir:
Pardon this letter ! hops 1t viii Te-
ceive due consideration, IL not an
answer have SO often noticed the
relief given the stock gamblers in New
York by the Government. / 10 not see
what right the Government mas to do
this. How much longer Will the Treas
uTy come 10 the relief of the gamblers
and money sharks They are lne real
cause OF high money Inv New York. You
know IL is like this. The big game sell
stocks, call loans, make tight money,
stocks go down, suckers lose, big game
make their millions. / am simply "a
common everyday man, ana may be
wrong In my conclusions. but think not.
people are hard To please. With kind
Ftaga TJfS. Do
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS
KEEP UP HIGH RECORD

Gross earnings OF all railroads in the
United States reporting for December
to date are SIS. 500. Gil. an increase of 80
per cent over the corresponding time
last year. The large tonnage movement
in progress this year has been well
maintained to the Close.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
CHARGES WAITER
STOLE TWO DOLLARS

Robbery is charged against Reuben
HIN. a waiter twenty-five years CID
who was arrested late last night in q
POOL room by Bicycle Policeman Klein
dienst. and locked Up at the Firs'
precinct to await hearing.
Edward Steeu. who made the COM
pIaint. charged that while he and Hill
were playing pool the latter robbed him
of his pocketbook, containing s..
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
RICHARD WALDR0N'S BODY
Ar M0RGUE UNCLAIMED

The body OF Richard Waldron. the old
shoestring vender. who died on Christ
mas Day, in the Central Union Mission.
is still in the District mcrgue. 1t was
understood that arrangements were un-
der way TO ship Waldron's body to
Richmond. Va, for burial in the Con-
federate cemetery, but so far the
mprgue master has not been notified of
any such plan. Waldron lived in Rich
mond before coming TO Washington in
1897
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
PR0FlT-SHARlNG PLAN
PROVES GREAT SUCCESS

Every year the employees Of the United
States Steel Corporation are given the
opportunity to subscribe for the pre-
ferred stock of the company. il being
given To them al "a reduction from the
prevailing quotations The management
has found this 10 be a good scheme. for
a workman or other employe who holds
stock in the concern is more apt to take
an interest in the corporation than one
who does not
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
RECEIVES FATAL SHOTS
RESISTING MASKED MEN

CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-Martin Quinn,
retired police lieutenant. aged % years.
resisted three masked robbers who at
tempted early this evening TO loot a real
estate and insurance Office he is running
in a north side suburb. and received two
bullets through the body. He Is dying
from his wounds.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
DIssIPATING BIG FORTUNEs.

It will have to be allowed that there
is point as well as pungcncy to Presi-
dent Ingalls, contention that the sur
est and quickest way to distribute and
dissipate big fortunes is to bequeath
them 70 eXtravagant and silly heirs
Boston Herald.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Naval Officers Going.

a mere notice was issued at the Navy
Department for all naval and marine
officers stationed in the city or visiting
in Washington on that day, to appear
at the department at n:30 Tuesday
morning in the prescribed dress uniform,
for participation I'm the reception.
Members of the Diplomatic Corps Will
appear in their regulation court dress. as
usual The spectacular feature Of the
reception to the diplomats, because Of
the costumes worn, will lose consider
able of its interest because Of the alb
sence of Sir Liang-Cheng. the Chinese
minister, and his legation staff, who are
in mourning because of the recent death
of the minister's mother.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Hospitality extended with this superb
light beer IS certain to be appreciated.
Order a supply Phone W. 436, Abner-
Drury Brew. Co
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
SOCIALIST HATRED OF LIBERALS.

We bear no love at any tine for that
organized hypocrisy the Liberal parry.
and like TO see them beaten; we do Tot
hate the Liberals any the less because
We have no occasion TO love tnei. po-
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
LOCAL MENTION.
peIiehtfulIy peliciOus Fruit Cake.

II YOU need an extra supply of Fruit
Cake lust postal or phone an order for
Holmes genuine homemade Fruit Cake.
As delicious as the skilled use of the
best materials can make IL. Only sc
pound Finest homemade Mince, pump
kin and other pies. zoe. Holmes Bakery
isl e ii sts, Phones +. 1440 & 144l.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
STEVENS SEES
CALAMITY AND
FAILURE AHEAD
Confined from First Page)

past, arises. new and higher order in
the upward trend.
Charleston is destroyed By tidal wave
81. Petersburg by ire; and the death Of
the Car and child; New York by an
earthquake in "a single hour; Pittsburg.
Pa, will so down in quaking, fire, and
hurricane; Albany shall perish in a
night; Detroit, the waters shall over
whelm her Lansing, Mich. by an
earthquake and ire; Chicago. Milwau-
kee, and Muskegon, AIich.. boy rising OF
the lake.
"Of the other cities 1 know not their
form OF visitation. except Denver. Col.
She viii be utterly destroyed. She has
crucired the Lord of Glory afresh. and
put Him TO an Omen shamel
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
A LEADING QUESTION.
'AIr. smithers!'

"AIr Smithersi"
''Well. johnny"
when you were little boy an fell.
lers come TO see your sister did they
ever give you quarter to go out and
play?''-LouisYille Courier Journal
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

of aches and pains. J. J. Georges & Son.
Inc, Foot Specialists. l2l1 Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel Winter Garden. Rathskeller.
\. Y. ave. and 11th st. F. Endrees. Prop.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
ssc Dozen for II Cabinet Fotos.
Relieve Your Feet

Special offer for 80 days. Faber. Sa2 7th
st. formerly 40 9TH ST.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

GAS DRUMS AND STOVES s. CTS. 81 50.
GAS RADIATORS Sis. $3.50.
MILLER OIL STOVES $3.50. S4SJ.
6l612th st-C. a. MUDDlMAN Co.-l-94 O.
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Coall Coall Coal!

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices r. J.
& NJ c. Grace. 4th & F ne Phone z. 233
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Ruled by the Zodiac.

''AstrolOgicalIy and astronomicaliy the
cities are ruled by the zodiac. either nat
ural or spiritual. by its signs, as fol-
lows
observation-disclosures In
dia, all eastern world.
January February Aquarius-Swed-
en-, Russia. Prussia
February March h-Pices-Portuea
March -April-Aries-G Britain,
Denmark, Germany, Palestine, Syria.
April-May-Ta Persia
Poland, Italy, Asia Minor
May-June-Gemiui- States.
West England. London, Plymouth.
France. Versailles. Paris; Germany,
Metz; Spain. Cordova.
y-CanCer-SCotland. Holland
New Zealand; Switzerland. Berne;
Sweden. Stockholm; Spain, Milan: New
York.
"July-August - Leo - France. Italy.
Rome, Sicily, Philadelphia. England.
Bath and Portsmouth, Bristol; Bohemia.
August September - Virgo - Turkey.
Switzerland, West Indies, Porto Rico
and Cuba, Mesopotamia, BabyIonia. Je-
rusalem, France, Paris. Lyons. Tou-
louise, Corinth.
September Libra - Caspian
District. Austria. China, Japan, Upper
Egypt, Spain. Lisbon. Austria. Vienna
"October-November- -Scorpio- Algiers,
Barbary, Morocco, the TransyaaL
Il am told Washington will be de-
stroyed, hut whether in 1907 or 1903 I
DO not know. Il Will be the last cf the
cities destroyed and is in Scorpio.
Norway Judea, England, Dover. and
Liverpool Italy, Messina.
November 70 December - Sagitarfus -
Hungary, Morayia, England. Sheffield.
Spain. Tuscany.
Il am informed that a MOhammedan
uprising wiz occur when King MeneIik
of Abyssinia dies. which will be in Oc-
tOber.
RaisouH will overcome the French in
Tangiers. and Emperor William will de-
clare war against England.
Famine, pestilence, and the sword
viii follow"
Life Devoted to Research.
Mr.. Stevens saws he is a ''revealer. -
and he is the embodiment of sincerity
and earnestness. He has devoted his
entire life to scientific research and the
study of theology. Those portions OF
his article which appear within quota
ton marks he says We're revealed to
him. or rather he got them by "spiritusI
telepathy'' from Martin Luther, Eman-
uel Swedenborg, and others who are in
the celestial world.
SOmc weeks ago Mr.. Stevens prophe-
sled the destruction of twenty-six Of the
principal cities of the United States.
Washington was included in the list
Spiritual telepatny" from the shades of
some of the Cars victims and promi-
nent South Carolinians later told him
ST. Petersburg and Charleston are also
doomed. Mr.. Stevens fixes no dates for
the wiping out of these cities. he says
the dates are not even known TO the
angels nearest the throne of God"
From deep study of astrology, astrOn
omy. and the signs of the zodiac. Mr.
Stevens prOphesies the following for
1907. which he says will be a year OF
jubilee and redemption: Freedom for
ireland and home rule for Poland I'm
April or May; the death of the Shah
Of Persia, next MAY; war in Asia Minor
next April; arbitration of capital and
labor troubles in the United States next
June; home rule for Scotland next July;
sinking of the island of Manhattan
Philadelphia ana Bohemia next Au-
gust and upTisinBs in France and italy
at the same time, war IN Porto Rico
and Cuba next September, and many
other things of interest throughout the
universe.
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eROyal Pilsen" for New Year.

cotillon and New Year favOrs. Gould.