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FOR lighthouses.
lines II. Soc. st. LOO. WI. ass. no. 81. 20
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.

I'LL lNCJ. 1893 G NV.
,ISHE ED.
i5os VI nv. Or. b. $3.50
loot 2d NV. Or. b. .32.O
66 Q NV. Or. d.. 80. 50
1919 II, 9r. b. .....3.W
2TO9 r NV, Or. b. $3.50
Quincy ne. corner I'd,
Or. b (new). 90
Langdon. ID. G. 11r. 30 50
1921 Wallach. Or. BIZ so
sic 18th ne. Or, b. $3.50
ia Quincy ne, Tr, 1880
sos Quincy, Or, b,
attic, new. ESQ
1898 18th NV. Or. . .25.5O
lI17 + ne. Ur, o. so
1906 T. ne. Or, b. -25.00
6I9 10th ne. sto, DIV. q so
10 Harvard. Or. b.. 20 so
$40 Col rd. 6r, b. % 80
Chappell rd. Sr. b. sta % so
1O06 III ne. Or, b. :. .21 so
1895 X sc. Or. b. e. 20. 30
20l Mass av, 2 & 81 .20.5)
SlS + sw. Sr. b.. 20. 80
1876 Lincoln av, Or. b. 300
3n6 Va NV Sc. Tr. b.lS.50
10th & ID Sc. Or. b. .1I.50
1921 Half. Ar. 1850
632 Gordon ct, ar. 300
STORES.
f01S 18th NV. sto. l0r. bloc
23OO ii NV .sto. dwg 81. 80
2310 18th NV, store. $500
2T26 14th NV. store. $500
22d x @. sto 4 fix. 80 so
Cor 22d & n, store 5000
3l10 18th NV. .25. 80
1896 X NV .2r&store. $3.50
3iOS 11th NV. store. 25.00
1910 1lth Sc, coal yd.25. 90
Tenn sv x E ne. ..1I.50
619 18th ne, sto, Pr. 1880
OFFICES.
1910 " Y 90
Belasco Theater bldg,
4th q. 1r. &165. 100. 90
1874 g. 3r twill rent
separately ..... so. 90
The Severn. 1910 II
III 14th NV, I'd Il 80. 90
NV. No 10. .25.C0
I347 L, basement. .20.00
sos llth NV. 500
626 b NV. Offices. -
HOTELS.
Hotel, 1877 rooms. g. 00G
STABLE.
1116 18th nw......5D.0O
Rear l126 18th. ..l5. 90
Rear 554 Col I'd ,for
autol .-.....14.OO
SHED.
lI443 X NV. 12r. 2b. IFS. 90
1893 Phelps place.
Tor. b. .125.0 90
200 Fl NV. l2r, b. 10000
.I742 Corcoran. Tor. b. 80. 90
50 U NV, Tor, b. 100
'1411 Hopkins pl. Or. bS0. 90
1867 Park, sr. b. 1900
PAT 18th NV. Tor. 2b. 1900
1929 18th NV. Sr. b. 1000
1851 Corcoran. 10rb. 100
1902 Girard, Or. b. 5000
1868 ". Tor. b. 30 90
Its under apartments to
fNrN 1910 n N :"
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FOR RENT-1334 sTH ST. NV: IL ROOMS,
bath. extra closet; newly papered; mantei mir
rors. thing; bay window; in perfect order; good
tenant In top fat will remain il desired. Rent
$46. mh2-3ts
and BATH concrete cellar; back yard; rent $22 so;
house open 1874 Park pl NV. mh2-2t
FOR ENT-COLLINS-GUERRY CO., 621 18th n. W.
1870 Col I'd lOr b. $50 90 ,221O NV, 10r b. . so
1872 NV, 1Or b.. sos 10th Sc. Or. b. q. so
1913 10th NV Tor b. 40 90 Brookland d C, 7r
lbs Irving NV Tor b3S IS Petworth, C, Or b. % 30
2OCI "a NV Or, b. 81 so 314 18th me- Gr b.. % so
62l NV Tor, b. 81 so 624 Morton ne, Or b. 20 so
!d3! 9TH NV, ST. b. .2S so 103 me- Or. b. 20 so
1874 ne, Or, b. % sol 419 14th ne Or b. IS so
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FOR RENT
No. 17as nth st. NV. Or and b. w $50 90
Near 18th and y sts. NV, lar and b. 80. $500
Park rd NV. near 14th ST.. lar. and b.. As 90
Riggs pl NV near 18th ST.. Tor. and b. -. 40 90
No. 256N Wisconsin ave. NV, 7r and b. -. 81 so
Near 14th and Park I'd. NV. 12r. and b.. 500
Fla ave- n W. near 4th ST.. Or. and b...... IS 90
No 1916 Riggs st NV. ST. and b. ....... 30 30
Sd ST. NV near pension office, Or. and b. =. 30 so
Fla ave- NV. near 18th ST.. 7r. and b. -. $50
ST. ne near 18th st. Or. and b. :....... $50
Col I'd nw rooms and bath. ......... % so
Md ave ne near 18th St. 7r and b. 80. % so
No 500 18th st. s.w.. rooms and bath. :. 225O
No. Melrose ave-, Hyattsville ST., newly
No II Melrose ave.. Hyattsville 8 rooms. IS 66
No 513 18th st. s.w.. 6 rooms. ............ 10 80
FOR RENT-STORE.
East Cap. ST. near Library. brick store $25 90
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO.. Inc,
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FOR RENT-BY Fl. L. RUST, COS 14TH ST. NV.
1929 R.Iav.. l2r 2b. l25 90 1905 O. Tor. b. 40 IS
Thos cir. 5000 1907 18th, Dr. b. so
915 lar. 2b. $50 Ills 18th. Or. b. 40. so
SIG Conn 1or 2b So 81 400 Both. Tor. b. 40 90
1913 Goth, Tor 2b.. Is 90 1912 18th, Or b. 30 90
1900 18th, l2r. b.. 1900 1l4l ODD Or, b. .35 80
2O29 Hillyer. 10r 2b. 65 90 l04 Sc Tor, b. 80 so
I'D Cap. 12r. 2b. so IS II NV Pr, b.. 80 so
9f0 av. Or, b. $3.50 2s03 @ NV. Sr, b. 80 90
iJT NJ, 1lr b. 80. so 912 7th me- 7r, b. "a 90
1884 18th NV. l1r, b.45.6j NJ ne. 7r, b. % Is
42i 9TH l3r b. fur45 90 1875 Lin av. 6r b.. so
1746 Ore lCr. b. $500 1927 Jen sr, sta.. Is so
1912 X. I1r, 3D. Al so
APARTMENTS
1880 14th Or, b. $3.50 Jl2 f. IL 90
AZ Darlington, Or, b.S5.O0 474 o, 3r, b.. .l45O
l772 willard 5r b. .25. 80 lila 18th me- Ar IA 80
2O2S Cap. Or. b.
OFFICE ROOMS STABLES
300 18th NV, 2r, Id. loo Rear 1921 Marion
1909 F. 1900 stalls & wagon rm. 8 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1906 z, fats. 80 mh2-tf
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FOR RENT-F. II. SMITH CO.. I40s n Y AVE
+. q. SMITH, l.. ID. LATIMER, C. +. NESBTT.
Cor. 18th and K SITS. nv. 20 rooms.
baths: II bed rooms; large dining room. .$170 90
iG04 Park rd.. IL rooms. baths: steam
heat: elegant home; finely finished:
large. roomy, steam hea ted stable, with
3 rooms and bath: large grounds; 11,OOO
So II. conservatory: vacant April L.. 125. 90
1903 X. /. ave. IA and b.; fine order 40 90
Cor. 18th and Harvard 1Sr. and d.. &C. 06
1915 18th NV. 12r. and b.. steam heat. 65.0O
1916 10th NV. Tor b. 500 OBJ Ill 18th NV, Tor, D.
1888 Mintwood Ii. b55. 00 1923 Col I'd. I0r b. AZ 90
49, VI Tor. b. 1900 2920 Sher ay. Tor b. 40 90
$40 I NV. Tor b. $500 1918 Riggs, Tor, b. 35 90
1884 X I ay Tor. b. .4J.00I1716 18th NV Sr b. % 90
1904 Monroe, CT, b. $3.50 1873 ne, ST. b. .25 90
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WALKER, l4l2 G ST.
81 sd ne, Or, b. $50
APARTMENTS.
SO Kenesaw. Or. b. 60. 90
The Solano. Or, b. 1T so
The Albert, .S2; F.S.W
5lSha u ne. 4r. b. 100
STORES.
18th and Y ne tnew)30. %
u'Ql'nl.us-1qui
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FOR RENT
1929 NV. Or ISL so sol Stanton nj ne 14r46 70
1910 l3t1 NV. Or. HOO 1345 Irwin LOT 40 so
1901 9Th NV, 1Or. 5000 1907 Sd NV sta 12r 35 so
906 NV, Or. $500. 80. 80 IS NV Or 20 10
459 Mo ave NV, Or. 1890 21S 18th sw Sr 90 so
Ills 9th NV, sta, Or q. 80 1876 f me- Or 25 so
go NV, Or. 800 2464 9th NV, 7r. % so
6l5a Sth ne. Or. 1900 SIT 9Th Sc 5r. a. 80
BIB q sw, Or. 20 80 1923 9th NV, 6r IA 30
1229 ID sw, Or II. 40 1912 LIST sw. Ar. 10. 90
1236 LIST sw, Ar. $50 1917 holland al 3r. 90
1923 9Th he, 3r. 500 34I l. sw r.4 90
225 Harrison st. Anacostia d. c.. 5r.... 50 50
APARTMENTS.
439 9th ST. NV. single or en- suite
419 NV. 81 f6r .$32 so 2022 18th NV I'd Or I 90
92I 9th NV, I'd f. 3r 20 .0OI24OS Shows ct NV 1st
sos NV I'd f. 2r. 1900 floor, pr. C 90
$40 ne. I'd fl. Or. .15.OOl
BACHELOR APARTMENTS
419 ST. NV. I'd floor bath, hot water heat
(furnished), rooms Observation-Disclosures 22 90
STORES
sos n. Y. NV, storage, 8 stories and
cellar. elevator. $40. 90
80S st. NV, rooms LIST floor ........ So 90
mh2-3t' A. S. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st. NV.
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DAVIS. 7TH AND E S.W.
.512 I'd Sc, Or, b, f.24. 90
516 I'd Sc. Or, b. f.. "a. 90
722 H sw, 2r. I'd f.. 800
1856 LIST sw, 1r. .2.75
1892 9th sw, 5r. b. 400
POI 18th sw, Or, b. $500
1870 Del av sw, 3r. ..7.3O
9O2 Mass av NV, Or, BIO 90
SIS 9th sw, Or, b. 1850
1879 1st sw. Ar. -. 900
46 V NV. Sr. b. 80. so
ia 4 sw. Or. 90
.913 G sw. Or. .....15.OO
ell Nichols av. 7r,b.25.W
1859 LIST sw. Ar. 300
Pa av & 14th &c, sto15.50
|722 H sw. 2r, attic. 800
419 9th sw, Sr, b. rs. 50
1920 A Sc, 3r, W. 100
1851 X Sc, Or. 1880
% Chicago, Or, b. $3.50
9O2 g sw, Or. 1910
Coz f Sc. Or. b. :. 80. 90
1903 Tn sw, 5r. W. $40. 80
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FOR RENT-BY L. J. MILLS COS 9Th ST. NV.
il9 av. ar. b.. $50 00i Stable 1914 l. NV i5 so
III av. Or. b.. 90 Flat .l245 me- Al, b. is SO
1905 sth NV. Or. b.. . so 6t5 Brewers Ct 5rs 30
l1l3 18th ne. Or. b.. $50 Badensburg I'd Sr lS so
10 Sc. Or. 80 434 sth sw. Or. rs SO
m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UNFURNTsHED.

ron RENT-gY B. ;. SAUL CO.. re { { NV.
S16 .tor. ~ 3l0Ui S57 nth ne, Or, 70
t06 18th, Tor. 100 $500 B'wood av7 sto25 so
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FOR RENT-FLOYD F..
424 It'll sw. 12r, fur. $500
10th & Va av sw, 5r,
b. H. II. so
1877 N ] av Sc. Or. .13. 30
1875 LIST sw. Ar. 800
1918 N J av Sc, Or. 1880
11O4 N j av Sc. Or. IA so
1910 I'm sw, Ar. .12. 40
905 K NV, Tor. b. $500
1919 Az sw. bsmt. 1000
$40 L Sc. 5r.. 10. so
1850 25th NV, Or. b.30. 80
240 14th sw, 1lr: b. 35. 90
401 9th sw, Sr, b. .25.5O
947 Md av sw, Or. 1900
459 G sw, Sr, b. =. .23. so
1868 Ga av Sc. Or. b. 80
141S NC NV ne. d, Or, bis. 90
7th & D NV. 2 fits. .50.0
500 f ne, q. 5r. b. q. 90
513 9Th ne, fl. 5r. g.. %. so
1867 Pa av Sc. If. IL so
1869 Pa av Sc, "a. IL 80
l011 Md av sw. Or, BIO. 80
921 G sw, Or, sta. Is. 90
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FOR RENT-Cor. 10th 4 {, ne large sto: AZ. SO 80
2f4 Fl sw 5r, W. s.13h l,Ia N sw,6r, W In K Is 30
los sw. at 4r. b.. ls.so ns LIST sw: Or. b; j.. 90
a2l Del av sw. Or 20 &" 260h Half Ar. h. 10 so
442 NV, 2r .20.5NtIaS n go. 6r W in K. ~ %
1855 Sd Sc hall W. - sol 452 Starords ct Ar wi so
GOO C 5r. wa. ..12. COB. Leonard $50 ~ s.w.
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FOR RENT C. WELDON & CO.. 224 f. CAP
HOUSES. 219 18th &c. 6r b. .18 so
904 Cap. Tor. b. $45!0j 21I 10Th 6r b. .16 80
16 Sd me- 12r, b. sol 1449 sc, Ga, b. I6 30
Gel NV. 7r b. 81 50t 1907 me- ar. b.. LEGO
119 ne. Tor b. 80 81 1912 I1th Or. II so
30 10th me- Sr. b. 050i 1884 Kramer ne 5r. $50
IA 7th Sc. Or b. 250 1872 Md ne. sto. Is 90
1925 ne. Or. b.. .250 FLATS
116 4th ne. Or. b.. 50i 613 7th me- Or, b. $25 so
745 1ith Or. b. q 20 609 eth Or. b.. .25 so
500 Sth ne. 7r. b.. $50 900 E me- ST. b. q 90
637 4th ne Or. b. 2a5O 5l2 I'd Sc. 5r b. "a 90
1923 ne sto&dwg. p 90 1924 Mass 5r q. 50
1877 Carroll 6r, b. 2250 1885 ne. 5r. b. 10 so
627 Sc, Or. b.. $50, 6sS Morton Ar b. 13 90
507 18th Or. b. 10 40 800 % ne. 4r b. II 90
APARTMENTS.
The Loudoun, 314 f. Cap 6r.. b........ $40 90
The Newton. 9th and ne. 5r b. $50. 90 to $500
The eo onsass, $40 aaa Cap ' ss 50
The Lavinia. 61S me-: Or. b.. 1880
1924 Pa. ave. Sc, 4r., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 90
mh2s. tu&th3t
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MASSAGE.

JOHN TONKIN
Gives Massage Treatments q all kinds Good
references. 1900 n. CAPITOL at
'Phsue NertA looa S6ts4
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FOR RENT
VIM Fl. SAUNDERS 4 CO., 1407 r
800 st NV, 12r 1457 Girard ST. Tor
1901 Riggs st NV. Tor. b 1898 14th ct NV. Or. b
1719 Newton st NV. Or b 913 st NV. Sr. b
1852 st NV. Tor. 3S Porter st ne, Or. b. c&f
1909 2Sth st NV. Sr. b 303S Cambridge pl. Or b
245 18th st Sc. Or. b 22I 18th st NV. Or. b
2616 L st NV. Or. b 251 14th st Sc, Or. h
1874 18th st me- Or. b 1916 Pa Sc. Or.
1926 d st ne. Or. b | 1406 Belmont st. Or. b
1913 st. me- Or. 2h: papered and painted through.
out: new range large yard. front and rear.
Bloomingdale. 1872 st. NV. Or. b.. reception
hall: h.w.h.; double porches rear; large cellar.
HEATED APARTS.. JANITOR SERVICE.
1908 st NV. Or. b 1905 st NV: h&6r.
s4Ie Z st-nw. Or. b 25o5 18th st NV. Or.
1434 Ga Sc. Or. 1434 st se Ar. b
3O2 st ne. 6r. b 1917 a st Sc. Ar. b
654 orleans st ne.5&6r. b 142a r ct NV. Or, b
For colored-1312. 14,16 & IS me-, 6r. b.. C. 4 4.
Store-1209 9th NV, 18x40: room rear & cellar.
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FOR RENT
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M I nm
Sc cor 18th and NV,
Is rooms. will remodel
10 slIir Tenant |
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MOORE & HILL uNc1. 1893 G NV.
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THE NACKY AND 7
OFF
Base 734 18th NV. .$11S
1925 Pa Az. I'd q. 100
1921 + NV. No 4. .25. 90
go F nw........$10-$25
The Regina" 81,
b, basement. $500
The Sterling. If. =. $500
ST0
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FOR RENT-CHOICE LOCATION. NEAR MASSA
chuetts ave. and 22d st. n.w.-2l4S Florida ave,
IL rooms $50; 2206 Q ST., 8 rooms S45. Newly
papered and painted. WILLIAM CORCORAN
HILL. 1902 ct. nv fe22-I4t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES BY n. L. SALISBURY, q
81 18th st. NV.
EITRNISHED-
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16
GREAT ARTISTS DISAPPOINTED
Height of Their Ambition Is Denied
Them.

Height of Their Ambition Is Denied
Them.
Does success always bring happi-
ness?"
This query is on the lips of Parisions
who have had their attention called
during the past few days to Edmond
ROstand, the great French poet and
dramatist, and Nine. Sarah Bernhard,
the most distinguished figure on the
French stage.
Rostand is dying and while the
cause of his illness is given out as
intestinal trouble, many of his friends
believe that he is dying of a broken
heart, caused by brOoking over the
charges of plagiarism that were made
against him some years ago.
Nine. Bernhard has been disap-
pointed again in her quest Of recogni-
ton from the Legion of Honor, which
she has sought for many years without
success.
These two great geniuses of French
literature and drama have attained the
highest pinnacles of achievement in
their art, and yet there is bitterness
in the cup.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16
SENTENCE TO PRISON SHIP.

One Declared to BE Usually Enough
for Worst of Sailors.
The serving of one sentence aboard
a prison ship is usually enough for tba
worst Of Sailors" said L. H. Dunlavy.
who has just concluded his term Of
enlistment In the hospital corps Of thu
United States navy. He served as n
nurse for time on board the TynitAd
states naval prison ship Southery nj
Portsmouth, N. H.
They have no cells on the sbi,. "
Dunlavy said. "The prisoners are lock-
ed at night in the forward and after
berth decks. They are compelled IN
work every day except Sunday in the
navy yard. Sunday they have TO ab.
tend religious services. They get rath-
er to liking Sunday too.
1T gives them chance to let ont
their voices when the hymns are be-
Ing sung. Their working hours ara
from 9 30 to II o'clock in the morning
and from l to o'clock In the after
noon. That isn't all they have to do.
They are required to attend a school
The common branches only are taught.
The Rotations are held at night. From
q to Z o'clock at night is the daily
study hour and they have to study too.
"A marine guard of eighty men DO
lice the ship and do sentry work over
the prisoners while they are at work.
Ordinarily there are about $50 prison
ers on the ship. Very few escape. Dc
casionally one tries to run by the SEN
tries, butN it's big risk, for marines
carry rifles loaded with ball and have
orders to shoot any prisoner attempt-
ing to get away."-Kansas City Star.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16
ATLANTIC FLEET SLOW TO MOVE
congressman Begin to Balk on Naval
Program.

Congressman Begin to BaIk on Naval
Program.
The presidents program to send
powerful battleship and cruiser fleets
to the Pacific is threatened by a GER
tain element in congress. Inquiries
made at the navy department by mem
bers of the naval affairs committee
OF the two houses, and by individual
senators and representatives, indicate
that there is strong opposition to the
program in the east
While a congressional inquiry may
not be directed, it seems certain that
opposition in congress will demand of
the president a full explanation of the
objects to be accomplished by the
movement. Unless the fleets are we'll
OH the way when congress meets, reso-
lutions designed to embarrass the ad-
ministration will likely be introduced
Control of ships of the navy are by
law within the hands of the president,
who will probably assert his indie
pendence of congress in such matters
as fOrcibly as he did in the Browns
vile affair
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16
NEW SWIMMING GLOVE.

A swimming glove to aid man in his
progress through the water is a recent
invention. 1t gives the swimmer the
assistance the duck derives from his
webbed feet. Greater speed and a great
er distance covered, with less fatigue
than with the naked hands, are claimed
to be the advantages the wearer of this
glove will enjoy. 1t fits the hands
tightly and is slipped on in the ordinary
way. The webs are strong pieces of
cloth, running from little finger to
thumb. Every stroke Of the swimmer is
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16

Whatever the plans Of the New
York District Attorney, William Tray
ers Jerome, may be in reference to the
criminal prosecution of the central
figures in the great American lnsur-
ance scandal, it is patent to all Paris,
writes a correspondent in the French
capital, that no fear is entertained In
the mind of James Hazen Hyde, former
vice president Of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, or Richard A. Nc
Curdy, who was ousted from the pres
idency Of the Mutual. For more than
year now these two ostraclzed mill
ionaire votaries of high finance have
luxuriated in the distracting atmos-
phere Of Paris.
Hyde, who is really better known in
Paris than he was at any time in New
York, is living an easy life. His most
serious effort at the present time is to
become known as the king of the Paris
Latin quarter. To this end Hyde is
spending his money lavishly, and the
wide circle Of Bohemian painters and
litterateurs, which he has gathered
around him, regard him as their pa
trOn saint.
Hyde lives in beautiful and NAM
moth mansion in Avenue Henri Martin.
In the spacious salon of his beautiful
nome Hyde gives regular entertain
ments, which are the very acme of epi-
curean splendor. His favorite pastime
is to entertain large parties of his
glddy friends upon automobile excur-
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16
HAsEGAWA TAKES REINs.
Acting Resident General of Korea tc
QueIl Disorders.

Acting Resident General of Korea to
QusII Disorders.
In the reorganization of the Korean
three members of Marquis
Ito's staff will become vice ministers
of the three Korean departments of
state.
Marquis Ito, accompanied by eight
members of the Japanese-Korean ad-
ministration, left for Toxic via Chem
ulpo, where large demonstration will
be held in celebration Of Itos late
coup d'etat. General Hasegawa has
teen appointed acting resident general
and the practical restoration of order
in Korea will devolve upon him.
General Hasegawa has declared that
III a national sense there will be no
elimination of the throne in the gov
eminent of Korea, and believes that
under the order of things the people
may possibly become more cohesive
but will rely upon the Japanese for
the maintenance of order. Marquis
Ito and his party will sail from Che
mulpo on a warship. The Chemulpo
squadron has dispersed.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

J. A. Parmenteer, county assessor,
has just completed the tax roll for
1907. The total assessed valuation
OF Lincoln county is $18,622,471.
Congressman Jones has been adj
vised from Washington that the board
OF engineers of the war department
mas recommended a survey and esti-
mate of the upper Columbia river
from Bridgeport to Kettle Falls.
The Pen d'Oreille Navigation COM
panys steamer Spokane was sunk
near Usk Sunday. The crew and pas
sengers were landed safely. Usk is
about 20 miles down the river from
Newport The Spokane is a stern
wheeler, valued at about $4,000, and
has been operating on the Pend
dOreille for several years as a pas
senger boat.
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libby, Mont, Mines.

The owners of the Silver Crown
have been inspecting their properties.
They have 900 feet of tunnel. The
face of the tunnel is all in cOncen-
trating ore, with about Is inches of
solid shipping ore. They have let a
contract to John Burgoin for so feet
of tunnel.
Vaughn & Greenwood have a hydrau-
lie plant on Libby creek and have
worked the same for several years,
have cleaned up for the season on
account of shortage of water. They
have had better returns this year
than any previous year, and are get
ting their works ready for early spring.
The Libby Placer company contem-
plates the enlargement of their n.y.
draulic plant on Libby creek, also
putting in a new hydraulic plant on
Bear creek.
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FLOODS ARE DEADLY in JAPAN
Earthquake Also Destroys Lives on
kozushIma,

Victoria, B. c., Aug. 12.-Heayv loss
OF life is reported from central Japan
because Of floods, according to ad.
wees received by the steamer Atb.
enlan several hundred being killed in
all, and many injured The propertv
loss was very great. A score of lives
were also lost on Kozushima. an island
OH LEU, in an earthquake, which de-
stroyed many houses and sent the
islanders to the hills in panic. At
laKlgWa the ground subsidized 20 feet,
and a large number were killed and
injured. The Japanese government
sent the steamer Tenshin Maru with
relief supplies.
In Hiroshima province the floods
were most severe. The banks of the
Seno river gave way and the villages
OF Yano, Nakano and Okukaita. in Aki
province, were flooded. houses washed
away and many drowned. The city
OF Kure also suffered considerably.
The Futagawa and Sakaigawa over
flowed, carried all the bridges away
anu the district west of the rivers was
cut from Kure.
Great damage was also caused by
typhoon which ragged at Kobe and
vicinity. Several lighters were sunk
in Kobe harbor and the steamer Mach
igawa Maru collided with the break
water at Osaka and foundered within
FIVE minutes. Excepting one woman,
those on board were saved
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Rector Deserts Young Girl.

New York, Aug. 13.-According to
news that has reached Hampstead, the
awakening has speedily come to Miss
FIoretta Whaley, the 17-year-girl who
eloped on April 20 with her guardian
the Rev. J. Knode Cooke, then rector
of St. George Episcopal church at
Hampstead. Miss Whaley, it is stated,
has been deserted by the unfrocked
minister and is reported to be in a
sanitarium in Canada, a nervous
wreck.
The whereabouts of Cooke has not
heen learned.
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Vast Continent of Long A~o.

A Rio de JaneirO man Of science an
nounces that recent discoveries Of rem
lillian and vegetable fossils in the coal
fields of Brazil go to confirm the be-
lief in 1.-THE existence during the per
mocarboniferous period of the vast CON
tinent which Suess, who formulated
the hypothesis of its existence. called
the continent of Gondwana, and which
was composed Of South America, South
Africa, southern India, Australia and
the Antarctic lands"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16
san pedro & sac Lake.

Los Angeles.-It is reported mere
+bo+ the westbound limited on the San
pedro &, Salt Lake railway was wreck,
cd sunday afternoon near Kelso' 81
miles east of Barstow. one man
said to be a tramp. is reported killed
and a brakeman slightly injured.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16
A Nightmare.

The hydrosaurian SCARED aIoft
On peterodaotyl wings:
The telerpetor climbed a tree
And a nylgau did queer things.
The mollusks occupied the land,
The Veterbrates the sea
Wow / guess that lobster salad
Was too succulent for me.
Chicago News.
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thus effective, the increased area Of the
surface that strikes the water sending
him forward with the increasing speed
that boat driven by a paddle takes.
The woes Of the beginner in the aquatic
sport are Iessened; the pleasure Of the
expert Is creased.-Technica World.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1907-08-16
MD Haywood at Chicago.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 12.-William d.
HAYWOOD. recently acquitted of the
charge of completely in the assassina-
ton of Ex-Governor Steunenberg, was
given an enthusiastic welcome by A
large crowd, chiefly composed of so
here Srndov. Ha-T-ood mount
ed a table and delivered an address.