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FOR RENT

1873 p NV ,2sr, Oh. sta. $500
1913 p NV. 13r. 2b, an. 1 500
1918 Riggs pl. Or. b. 1000
Gil 18th NV 35r, OBJ. q. COZ
1905 18th NV, Tor. b..15(
1913 18th NV, 12r. 2b. III
1I4O Q NV, Tor. b. .l0C
ITO I'd Sc, Or. b. 100
1911 Q NV, Ar, b. 40.6
129 Md av. Ilr, b. 80. OF
1877 18th NV. Pr. r hall35 OF
1928 10th NV. lar, 2b.
annum ..........3.0 DOC
UNFUR,
Cor 10th and Kenesaw
av, 12r, 2b. month. zoo
i401 Mass av NV, Sir.
So, month. $50
I'll 18th NV. 35r. Oh. $50
1923 X NV, 14r b. .15C
1922 y II av, Tor. b.s5-OC
1924 y II av. Tor. b..75.0C
1901 10th nw......--
Sl6 1sthn W, l6r, 2ban1 ,2OC
1888 10th. 2ir. 3b, sta. 2OC
TYLER & RUTIIERFC
ia6-lits2S
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FOX HENJ-R. W. W ALhER & sun,
100 18th st. NV.
1747 NV. 12r. b. .7500l1T17 18th NV. Or b..37 50
iii NV, 11r, b. 1000 1854 ton Tor, b.37 50
IT'S 21st, Tor, b.. $500 Chevy Chase Tor b35 90
1T1e NV, 11r. Is 90 1923 9th NV, Tor, b. IS so
1431 Yelling (Douglass) 1S43 14th NV. Or b. 80 50
NV, Tor, d.. 80 00 Stable i125 n - 90
1874 NV, 10r b.. 90 1915 Otis p Or, b. % 80
1922 NV. 12r. b. so 20 1918 Otis pl, or, b. so
20l5 10Th NV Tor b. 81. 90 1921 14th, Brookland
1853 Park I'd Tor b 000l ST. b. .....2 90 50
1888 18th NV. 10r b.50 90 Near North Chevy Chase
24l9 18th NV, Tor b 50 Or house. IA acres 20 90
1921 Harvard Tor b. 40O0l
Do2J-
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
~ Rent Houses
DAVID MOORE,
FOR RENT

htNi
DAVID
1928 n.
UNFUR.
B11 18th NV. 3sr. 9b.
wear .........S3. 900 90
1921 X NV. l6r. 3b. 10000
1921 X NV, 16r, 3b.
without stable. I'D 90
1913 10th NV, 12r, b.
stable .........-125. 90
1927 q NV. l2r. b, sta. s.. 90
1924 n II av, lar. 2h.
hut-water heat $500
1922 y II nv. lar. Oh,
Eot-Water her: 1900
2ll7 Bancroft, .12r. b. %. 90
ITsT . NV, 12r. h. 1890
1927 T. NV. 12r. %. 1900
1876 Q NV, 'i2r, b. 1000
1927 . NV, l2r. b.
without stable 65 60
2425 Columbia ri, I2r,
81. steam heat 90 90
1878 Harvard NV, 10
b Och 1........ COCO
1876 18th NV. Tor. b ,....JJ
1888 18th NV. Tor. b y 50
i71T Riggs NV. Tor. b so. On
1000 Nd nv nj. Or. b. so. 90
"a VI nc. 12r. Oh. 45. 30
1928 FaIrmont, Tor, b. 1880
20l2 Hillyer pl. Tor. b45. 30
500 L NV. 12r. b. IS so
1915 Il NV, 11r. b. 1880
1898 Dartmouth nv.
l1r, b, hot-water has N
FURNI
4 Dupont circle. l5r,
2h 800. .-...s $3.50. 90
1o15 10th NV, 12r. b.
stable .........-.2 1000
1851 Q NV. lar. b. $50. 90
1915 \ NV, lar, 2b.
stable ...-....1 25. 90
1920 21st NV. Or. b.
APART
Conn" or, bQease)100. 20
&c cor Conn az and NJ
NV. 7r, b. rs. 90
The BERKSHIRE. Or, ID. AZ 90
l29 Nd nv ne. fur. 2r. b45. 90
The TruXton, 3 < Or
* b.. $50. so to $3.50
Slc0 18th NV, 2f, Orb.
with heat. ........ 40. 80
Tia Berkshire. 6r. b. 40. 90
100 Nd nv ne. fur
nished, 2r. b. .... 40. 00I
Sheridan. Or. b. 40. 0oI
Ills l4th NV. Or, b. .35. sol
1920 18th NV, I'd floor.
Or. b. attic. .35. so
The Millet. Ar. h. 30. sol
1851 Oregon nv, 5r. h. 20. 90
1907 Euclid NV, Or, b27 30
1909 Euclid NV. Or. b2T so
T30o Isl NV a.. n o. IA
g4ae5i n ne Let 100,
h- n }, N
Iooi OtIa nv oe n, hot "a
o5oT Central ay sr h "a 5oI
I2i5 Otis sr h q n.
gro,
1000 pa sve n w 1st n
zoos Pa ave ID Coz
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THE 81 ENING STAR.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-REDUCED RENT FOR DESIRABLE
tenant. 14th St near Tale; nice 3-stery and
cellar dwelling; kitchen on first floor
II. L. RUST,
ja15-tfy Cos l4th st. NV.
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MOORE,
Y. ave.
NISUED.
2slI I4th NV. Tor. b.42.S0
le2G 18th NV. l0r, b. AZ. 60
400 stanton ne, Tor. b42. 50
is25 q NV. Tor. b,
steam heat. 1870
41S Sd NV. Or, b. - 40. 50
2il A Sc, 12r, b. :. 40. 81
1917 18th NV. Tor. b. 40. 30
2i1D 1ith NV. Tor. b. 40 30
20oi 18th NV, Tor. b. 40. 30
1889 Staughton. Tor. b4o.50
1925 CorcOran. i2r b. 40. 80
22l1 LIST NV, Tor, b. 1880
322i School, Tor, h--.a3S.0J
1890 Dartmouth NV. Or,
y. hot water heat. 81 80
1915 Corcoran. Tor, 80. 80
220i Decatur. sr. b. $3.50
1928 W NV. 10r. 2b. 35- 80
les! Potomac NV. Tor, :
b. store. stable 80. 90
IS V NV. Sr. b. 1880
1913 Todd pl NV, Tr, go 81
III 9th ne. Or. b. .27 so
% ~ 25S0
',5I1 v = 80 Cir h o I'D
Isi7 Sth NV. 7r. b. %. 80
20 20 INA 9' nv nv Or h - SO
ieoa "a 90 81. h 20 n,
is95 - sc Or h % 20
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20 n ~, To- h i9h m
10 = NV d. Oh i2500
81 I I, NV i a.: %, 100 100 M
,S 90 va =, Nv Nv n %, 10r
- n niu az AT" ,oo M
90 S.N,an ~. ior bS0 m
,s so "h'o"
, ~ , Boz SSu.,u1ssr hog IN
"a a. ~ x. "a n
es 40 q Iatb NV ist
'v 49, Sr n % 20
1aiS 0,ts my 5r b % 10
o2nS and 9ani y NV.
nr h % 50
,od;,o ot,s nj pw
let f3oor hr n % 40
.roIT-Ia Oils nv ID
foor 5r h q so
,siI r. 90 Esjin nv NV
od floor hr n % 80
1914 TO % Eslin ay NV,
I.t door 5r h 90 III
1217 to 2327 y NV
23I7 10 o3o5 n nv
Is, a 5r h % 20
AKA Tenn nv pr h sto20. 10
122oI5 II no ir h II IN
iSs9 hnn.an no ~ hid an
I4faib = ne ar n 1870
as2Ik Tam nv ir n "a an
as5lS Tenn NV 4r' b.i2.5o
s43 Tenn ay ar b,.I2.5O
pES
md bsmt 200. 90
&c. 90
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FOR RENT-1349 EUCLID ST NV. (FORMERLY
Roanoke, IL rooms; white stone front; baths;
Eot-water heat; new house; one of the best loca-
lions the Heights; S75 per month
1873 18th st. NV, rooms and bath; in first
class condition.. rent, $500 per month.
100 + st. s.e rooms and BATH newly paint
ed and papered; in irst-class condition. furnace
heat; rent, $2T so per month.
J. HARRISON JOHNSON & son,
jE13-6t 800 It'll s.w 'phone Main 1885.
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FOR RENT
BY
MARTIN BRDTHERS.

Real Estate Loans and Insurance,
1925-27 Pa. n.
1916 10th ST. NV 10 rooms and b.... $40 so
1888 + ST. NV, 10 rooms and b. ......... 40. so
2037 II ST. NV, 10 rooms and b......... $3.50
2o3o / st. n w, 10 rooms and b........... IS. so
1902 L st. NV, 8 rooms and b. .......... 80 so
2sl3 o St NV, Z rooms and b..,....... 80 so
22n5 l. ST. NV, rooms and b............ 30 80
1923 26th st. NV, 8 rooms and b. ........ % so
a3l 26th ST. NV, rooms and b........ Is 30
Paramount Heights, 10 and w...... II so
Paramount Heights s rooms and w........ 1000
261O ST. NV, rooms and w........... II 90
1915 2oth st. NV, ) and w........ 600
IA 10th St ne, rooms and w......... $50
APARTMENTS.
Very desirable apartments for rent IN the
northwest. D rooms and BATH EACH all modern
improvements. These apartments and
well located and accessible TO the departments
and shopping district of the city. Rent, So. 80.
1T2O1S Pa. ave. n W., rooms and b. -. .S26. 80
;34s VI ST. NV, rooms and b........... 1900
1924 F 81. NV, rooms and w........... 500
2526 F St NV, 3 and w........., 500
1i39 23d ST. NV. rooms and w.......... 800
nj TN th-3t
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FOR RENT-BY B. f. SAUL Co. 7TH & l. NV.
1905 jill, b45. SO 1881 9th NV ST. b. 25. 90
1926 18th 12r b. 40 80 81 Fla av me- 6r b. 25 90
1872 Fla NV, liz. b40. 10 64S Harvard Or, b. %
ia Bryant NV Sr b. so 63S NV, Or. b.. % so
1901 Pa 30. 90 1925 9Th ne, 7r, b. % so
1873 14th NV 7r, b. 81. 90 1926 list NV 6r b. % 80
1917 NV, Tor, h. .32. so 1885 9Th NV 7r b. % SO
1887 18th NV, Or. b. 80 80 2040 eth NV, 20 00
1913 Or. b. 30. so 51S Tenn Or cells 80
So NV, ar, b.. 1880 612 S NV, or, W. 10. 30
81 NV, 7r, b. .2s 90 $40 18th me- 5r .12. so
1882 Columbia st nw25. 50 2039 Gales me- Or. 12 so
718 9th ne, Or b. 25 sol las Pierce NV Or. 2 90
4O4 Spruce 25. Sol 1910 s Cap, Or 10. 80
437 Q NV 7r, b. %. so 1872 Sherman av Ar VS. so
Alb o NV Sr b,stabfe25 SO 452 NV, Office .$7&Ss
1922 Sth NV, 81, b, sta25 .00E G42 NV, g 90
165 ne, sto, dwg. .25 90
Office rooms ct SIP f st. NV. (steam heated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

FOR sAIE-NORTHWEST CORNER N. H. AVE.
and Washington Circle; delightful home, con-
taininG IL rooms and baths; every room well
lighted; property IN frst-class condition through
out; can be bought At = decided bargain to close
M.LERsoN q wEMPLE COS 14th st.
4sla-af-exSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

FOR SALE-owING TO CHANGE OF CIRCuM-
stances owner must sell very attractive 2-story
Groom and bath, cellar, modern home. on wits
avenue that Is rapidly becoming one Of the prin-
cipal thoroughfares In finely developing section
OF the city: few doors from car 1lnei house
would rent fer So. so per month. QUICK SALh
will sell for $3.50 Terms to suit This Is an
excellent opportunity 10 secure very attractive
home at reasonable price
n. L. SALISBURY, Exclusive Agent,
tai6tu th. sat-3t 1921 18th st. nv.
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NEAR 18TH AND NV. Fine home for en-
tertaining; Is rooms, 3 baths; finely finished;
all large rooms; two-story brick stable. Too
large for present owner; will sell at a sacrifice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

iz0a sTH ST. N.W.-MNE-RoOM AND RATH
RICK NETOAI1E. 1873 @ It. NV. ta14-St
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II 10TH GT. HE.-eIx ROOMS AND BATH
bun brick, $3.50; terms 70 suit- KARRlCK 4
NETCALF. 1883 st. NV. 5alAtf
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RHODE ISLAND AVE. west of 9th ST.: 10
rooms aud bath; hotwater heat: two-story brick
stable; bargain at sixty-fve hundred.
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CORNER. n. W.. WITH STABLE. s. 300. :.
exposure; sstory stable in rear. bargain To-
the right party.
IA
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CORNER ON MASS. AVE WEST OF 14TI
ST.. Just the house for a senator: all large brigh
rooms; stable in rear; will sell at thirty thou
sand.
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DAVID MOORE,
1928 NEW YORK AVENUE.
IInIvCEN

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. Nothing like them
in the city; semi-det ached; rooms; large tiled
bath; hardwood finish all through; dining room
paneled in oak Everything about them new to
Washington. Cab and see about prices and
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

FOR SALE-FARAIs AND COUNTRY HOMES IN
all sections MARYLAND and VIRGINIA Prices
from $500 to $50 900. Suitable for fruit growing,
dairy, truck, poultry and stock raising, coo
bargain farms to select from-HISTORICAL
ESTATES: timber tracts, stone quarries and
valuable river front farms. RARE BARGAINS
for cunning and fishing clubs both sides
Potomac river. MARYLAND and VIRGINIA.
DON'T THINK of BUYING a FARM or COUN-
TRY HOME hear WASHINGTON, d. c. until
you have inspected our BULLETIN. Free for
the asking Get
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. Cor 10th and G n w.
I'VE sell farms-
ia16-eo-3t
FOR SALES. 50O-NEAR CHEVY CHASE, MID
Is acres land rooms and barn. Win exchange
for city property.
ta16-eo.3t
FOR SALE = So. 500 = VALUABLE VIRGINIA
farm, 119 acres; house, barn, etc; IA mile from
sta; 80 minutes to city
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, cor 10th and G NV
jal6-eo-3t
FOR SALES. 5O0-FINE DAIRY FRUIT AND
grain farm. 2l0 acres; rich land; Groom house
eroom tenant house; lawn 4ox90; large orchard;
near R.R.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, cor 10th and NV.
ja1G-eo-3t
FOR SALE-$1. 900 FOR co ACRES; HIGH AND
healthy; minutes to station; splendid site for
poultry fruit: bargain
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, cor 10th and G NV
ta16-eo.3t
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AUTOMOBILES.

WILL TRADE EQUITY IN HOUSE PAYING
large interest for automobile In good condition.
KARRICK & METCALF. 1888 G st. NV.
ja14-3t
FOR SAI.E-AUTOMoBHES-A NUMBER OF
new and second hand at sacrifice:
abouts and touring cars. gasoline and electric.
Prices, $3.50 to $TOO. NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
CO., 111l-13 18th St NV. ja13-7t
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FOR SAIE-2435 COLUMBIA ROAD; IL ROOMS
and baths: steam heat house is in perfect
condition; location of the best In the city.
II will inspect you must he pleased; price
1tth st. jal3-3t-eSu
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FOB SALE-HANDSoME RED BRICK AND
brown stone residence 9th and F.. Cap. SITS:
8 stories. rooms modern bath: furnace heat;
trust, 81. 500; 81. 600 cash will buy.
WILIdGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. sos & COS 18th.
ja1S-4t
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AZ ARTAfENTS

APARTMENTS.
$40. so. The Truxtun, 5r, b
$50. 10 18th Sc. Or. b
$50. 1928 n Y av, 3r, b
OFFICES AND STORES.
$50. .T04 18th. 2r
$l4...-......iSii G. Pr
s12. 1919 NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-16

Conn av & NJ. 17r, 2b. 300
Wyoming av. 1sr. Oh. $50
Riggs near 18th, Sr. loo
18th, De Sales. 10r.... IS
CES.
Atlantic Coast Line"
bldg. from $40 TO s35
303 18th NV. ........I 90
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW HOUSE; 10
ROOMS; TILED BATHi HUr-WATER HEAT.
BEST SECTION IDEAL COLUMBIA HEIGHTS;
BARGAIN PRICE OF $500 WANT LOTS.
GOOD SECTION.
1t MOORE HILL (INC). III I4TH ST NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-60 FEET FRoNT-NORTH OF
r st. near 14th st splendid site for apartment;
trade and put In 81, 600 in good deal for houses
/ or small apartment.
1t MOORE HILL Qnc.l. III 18th st. NV.
EQUITY IN TWO HOUSES on AN AVENUE
paying 10es for unInproved ground. KARRICK
METCALF. 1898 G st. NV. 1al4-3t
HOTELS.
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FOR SALE-A SPLENDID LITTLE BRICK
dwelling near navy yard six rooms; wat, sew,
gas press brick front. Price. 50. 400. Terms to
suit. JOHN SCRIYENER 3le Az NV.
3a1g ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-12
FRit in East. SNOW In West Portion
Monday and Tuesdayg somewhat
Warmer Tuesday.
HEARING ON THE OIL RATES
InterHtate Commerce Commission
Takes tn Complaints of
Producers.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March u.-Francis
Nj. Cockrell, Hudson c. Clements and
Charles A. Prouty, members Of the Inter
state Commerce commission, arrived in
Kansas City tonight and tomorrow will
begin the hearing of testimony on alleged
illegal rates charged by railroad com
panies for shipment Of oil from the Kansas
fields. 1t is expected that two and prob
ably three days will he consumed in the
hearing. Frank 8. Monet former attorney
general of Ohio. and Clifford Thorne Of
Washington, Ia, will be attorneys for the
oil producers.
The oil producers are satisfied with the
rates existing between points inside the
state OF Kansas. These are controlled by
the maximum rate law passed by the last
session of the Legislature But the rates
to any points outside Of the state are said
to be absolutely prohibitive, and in the in
terest Of the Standard OH company. The
producers will show rate sheets issued by
the railroad companies as evidence. The
railroads complained OF are the Santa Fc.
Missouri Pacific, Missouri Kansas & Texas,
Rock Island, st. Louis & San Francisco.
Union Pacific, Kansas City Southern and
Burlington. Members of the Producers
association and railway officials will be the
chief witnesses.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-12
REMEMBERED BY PRESIDENT
Cables Former COmrade who Was
wounded In the Fighting
an JoIo.


WASHINGTON March n.-Among the
wounded in the battle Of Mt. Dajo was
Lieutenant Gordon Johnston, formerly a
lieutenant i'm the presidents regiment. The
president sent him the following cable:
How are your
ing reply:
Fine. thanks
Save for this cablegram from Lieutenant
Gordon Johnston, the presidents Rough
Rider friend and son OF General Tobert
D. Johnston of Birmingham, Ala. there
were no advices received here today re-
garding the battle in the island of Jolo.
General Ainsworth, the military secretary,
said tonight that probably the list of casul-
ties in that fight would not reach Wash
tington until about March Is, the date on
which the commanding officer in the Philip
pines usually transmits a list of casualties
that have taken place in those islands.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-12
NEUTRALS CoERCE FRANCE
Powers Fear War wOuId Result ~
the Moroccan Conference
should FniI.

LONDON, March 12.--The correspondent
OF the Daily Mail at Algeciras represents
France as having been coerced by the
neutral powers into maldng concessions on
the police question, probably as the result
of apprehension on the part of the powers
that failure of the conference would mean
war. The correspondent declares that for
France to enter Morocco as one OF two
powers subject to the domination of one
or two others would be suicidal. 1t would
be better for France. he said, to surrender
all its interests in Morocco rather than TO
suffer such a loss of prestige
ALGECIRAS, March IL. A committee
having IN charge the remaining differences
between France and Germany over the
Moroccan police question and the question
of the bank assembled twice today. on the
bank question an agreement was reached
on every point except the allotment of
the capital, which will probably be left to
the decision OF the conferences.
The police question .wat not touched dur
ing the sittings today. s The delegates,
however, went over the situation Informally
and feeling Of confidence reigns among
the representatives OF the neutral powers
that settlement of the question will be
reached within a week
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-12
CABINET BUILDING GOES ON
M. sarrIen Compelled to Make several
Changes I'm His Previous
Plans.

PARIS, March 1.-THE efforts of NJ. Sar-
ricn to form cabinet have not been con-
cluded Several changes have been made
since yesterday In the proposed makeup
Of the cabinet. NJ. Sarrien will take the
premiership and the ministry Of Justice;
NJ. BOrgeois or NJ. Clemenceau will take
the ministry of the interior; n. BRAND will
be the minister Of instruction; NJ. Poin-
caire, minister of finance, and NM Thorn
son, Ruau and Etlenne will retain respec-
lively the portfolios OF marine and agri-
culture, held by them in the Rouvier cabl-
net. Only the ministries Of commerce,
works and colonies remain untitled and a
definite arrangement of the cabinet is ex-
pected tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-12
INTRIeUEs OF kUREAUcRAcY
IncitinE the RadIeII he Against the
Present per in
RHssii.

sT. PETERSBURG. Iorch u.-some of
the reactionary organi tions are pushing
the agitation against radical elements
TO a dangerous point bday League Of
the Russian People" he n a service in the
AleXanderevsky monastery to celebrate
the manifesto of March as a victory for
the old regime. Later. at the Horse Guard
menage. the fighting society Of the same
organization held a public meeting and
listened to inhammatory speeches by DR..
Doubrovn and Prof Ncholsky. two ex-
tremist leaders at which the orators
openly summoned their followers. the Black
Hundreds, to kill the Jews and hang Count
witte!
Prince Mestchersky. editor of the Graz
DAMN, who supported the Nitte section,
charges the bureaucracy with having sym
pathy with the court clique which Is op-
posing the plans OF the esbinet with incit-
ing class hatred and strikes with the pur-
pose OF making the national assembly a
failure. He quoted Prof Nickolsky as de-
claring that friends OF the autocracy will
see that a number Of tevoiutionaries are
elected in order to furnish an excuse for
dispensing the national assembly with bay
onets.
AS proof OF the completely Of the bu-
reaucracy, Prince Mestchersky prints a
proclamation against the Jews which he
asserts was printed in the typography OF
the police master with DE approval of the
censor and widely distributed. The procla-
nation, which is addressed to worlmen
and peasants. declares & bat the authors Of
Russias misfortunes ant the Jews who,
throughout the world. hate Russia and
want to rob the peasants Of their land
and make them their slaveg "unfrock the
priests and turn churches into Jewish sta
bles and pig stiles" The proclamation also
asserts that the Arnlenians. English and
Germans want to destroy Russia and di-
vide the country among its enemies.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-12
FAIL TO SMOTHER GAS WELL
Force of the Escaping Gas CRstH the
Great Iron Head
Aside.

CANEY, Kan, March 1l.-An attempt to
harness the huge burning gas well, six
miles from here, with a great iron hood,
upon which week of preparation had
been spent was made last night and failed
The hood. with its attached pipes and
weights. weighed more than thirty-fve
tons, was thrust aside, bent and broken
by the mighty rush Of gas and flame.
The cap was placed partially over the
stream of FIRE only after strenuous efforts
and at great hardship to the men, who
suffered intensely from the heat Follow
ing the effort the gas spouted from the
well with renewed force, expelling rocks
and shooting flame over $50 feet into the
air.
Today several thousand spectators, drawn
by the unusual spectacle, came to Caney
from all directions, the railways running
in excursion trains, The we'll has now
been burning for fifteen days and millions
of feet Of gas have been burned.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-12
Hoo.teTT club at Ca1per.

CASPER, Wyo., March 1l.-(Special.) y
The business interests Of Casper have re-
solved themselves into an organization
known as the Casper Boosters club, the
object being 70 advance the commercial
welfare OF the little city. One of the first
matters discussed was the court house
proposition and a resolution was adopted
favoring the erection of a $4,000 building
for this purpose. The building Of the Chey-
enne & Southern railroad is also attracting
the attention OF the business men OF Cas-
DER and the Boosters selected a com
mittee to be sent 70 Denver TO consult with
the officials of this road and make an ef-
fort to interest that enterprise in CasDer
and Natrona county's resources to the end
that the proposed extension OF their lines
might be directed 10 this territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-12
TWO FAST TRAINS COLLIDE
Nos. 1 and IA on the BurIinEtOn's
Denver Line Meet
Head On.

MCOOK. Neb.. March 11.-(special Tele-
gram Passenger trains Nos. l and Il, on
the Burlington, were in disastrous wreck
three miles west of Akron, Colo, about G
o'clock this evening. The wreck was due
to failure Of the operator at Brush to de-
liver orders.
George II. Sherwood. mail weigher on
No H. was killed in the wreck. Engineer
Hardy Of No. IA and his fireman are seri-
ously scalded. Two mail clerks on No. /
were slightly hurt. Two engines, a mail
car and a baggage car were reduced to
wreckage and the main line of the road
is blockaded, and it will be some time be-
fore II Is cleared.
No was the westbound limited, Chicago
to Denver and No. Il is the Denver-St.
Louis train.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-12
CENSUS OF THE ISLE OF PINES
Out of Population OF Two ThOuaa N d /.
seven HuRdred Are
AmericRns.

HAVANA, March ll.-Dryden Fulton, who
was appointed TO take the census OF the
Isle of Pines, and who was arrested BY
the Cuban authorities because he did not
have their permission to do so, arrived
here last night. He says the census was
practically completed before the Cubans
stopped the work. He says there are less
than 1000 Inhabitants on the island and
estimates che number Of Cubans at loo
and actual Americans at about 700. He
says that the number OF male Cubans
OF voting age is go and that forty-seven
voted in the last election