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Died

DCNALDsON-On Friday. MAY : 1909 a,
GO o'clock, MARY HELEN, infant daush-
ter or Maggie and James E Donaldson
street southwest
She was the flower OF our gal5en.
she Is gone but not forgotten It.
By Mama and Papa
hOON ES-On Saturday morning. May S, 1909
at her residence, 1913 Eighth street north
wes{; MARY ELIZABETH, wife OF Charles
Notice Of funeral hereafter. IL.
SMALI-On Friday. May Z. 1903. at Pas
-, CHARLES L. SMALL. husband OF
CELEST SMALL.
Funeral May 10. at 2 p. m. from his late
residence, go street northeast
tMarunsburg, w. Va. and Hagarstown
Nd, papers please acopyJ
mys-2t'
KAItFMAN-On Friday. May Z 1909 at :
p m. FANNY KAUFMAN. widow of the
ate Joseph Kaufman. aged eighty-eight
funeral from residence 7Is Dstreet south
east Sunday. p. m. Please omit flowers.
IL
HANSON-saturday May & at $50 a. m.
HAUL A. HANSON, dauEhte. Of Mr.. and
Mrs y 6 Hanson. aget three years.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
1t
m. at her residence. 4O6 X street north
east, JESSIE CATHERINE PAYNE (nee
Butts), beloved wife Of f. K. Payne in the
twenty-eighth year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her aunt
Mrs. y. A. Butts ~ North Columbus ST.
Sunday. May 3, at D. m. Friends and
relatives invited to attend. It,
LEE-On Saturday. May S. 1909. at l:52
m. at her residence, The Chelsea. POI +
street southeast, Mrs J. Z. LEE. aged
siEty-one years.
Funeral notice later
Richmond Times Dispatch please copy)
BECK-Suddenly, on Thursday. May g. 1903
800 p. m, at Casually Hospital IRV-
ING W BECK, beloved son Of Adeline
Beck and the late Waters r. Beck.
HAIsLUP-On Thursday May s. 1909. at $50
p m. JESSIE HAISLUP. beloved wife OF
Thomas Haislup and daughter OF Mary and
the late Edward Townley.
HINMAN-On Thursday May 6. 1909. at 1870
D. m. at the Homeopathic Hospital
GEORGE w. HINMAN, in the eighty
second year Of his age.
KANE-On Friday May Z. 1909. at D. m.
EDWARD NJ. the beloved son Of the late
Michael and Joanna V. Kane, at his resi-
dence IS Massachusetts, avenue northwest
Mr. Kane for the past few years had
been in the plumbing business. He was
born in Washington twenty-seven years
ago For several years he attended Con-
zaga College. where he was prominent in
athletics He was a member Of ST. Alloy
sius Church and the Crell Fife Company
Of the District National Guard. Two sis
ters Mary T. Kane and Katharine Kane.
and two brothers. William Kane and John
Kane. survive him.
STEPHENSON Thursday. May 6. 1909. III
LIAM ALBINE, beloved daughter Of Wal
ter G. and Lillian +. stephens. aged six
years.
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MAGIC OF ROOSEVELT
SOUGHT BY NATIVES
Alarmed by Direful Prophecies of Medicine Man. Masai
Tnbesmen Want Bwana Tumbo to Exercise His
Powers to Avert Drought and Famine.

NAIROBI, BRITISH EAST AFRICA.
May S.-Col. Theodore Roosevelt, already
Bwana Tumbo, the POrtly Master, Is
likely to quit these parts revered as
even no African chief has ever been in
the past.
He will IL Roosevelt Luck continues
20 follow him In his explorations of the
Jungle
The medicine men of the Nasal tribe,
whose fearful superstitions are the law
and the prophets to the ignorant ma
tives. have announced that they have
seen an evil star which presages a
drought and a fearful famine and pes
thence. There are no signs of drought
yet, but the natives are so agitated
that they are waiting for Bwana Tumbo
to return. when he will be implored to
drive away the influence of the evil
spirit.
In fact. II ii does not rain within
few days, the natives will not wait for
Mr.. Roosevelts return, but will go in
search OF him and tell him of the de-
vastation that awaits them If he does
not use his magic to avert it,
II there were weather fOrecaSterS here
they probably would be perfectly safe
in predicting copioUs rains, for II
seems destined that Mr.. Roosevelt is
10 have triumphant reign in these
Wilds
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ARCHITECT FOR CITY
NOT YET SELECTED
Commission Named by Ma
jor Judson Unable to
Agree Upon Man.

Following a three hours conference.
the commission appointed by Commis-
sioner Judson to submit to him the nonI-
inatiOn of man for municipal architect
announced this afternoon that definite
conclusion had not been reached.
Only the names of Appleton p. Clark,
jr., Snowden Ashford, and II. B. Price,
the candidates who have made applica-
ton or whose names have been sug-
gested, were considered today
James Knox Taylor, Supervising Ar.
chitect Of the Treasury and chairman f
the commission, said. however, that the
appointment will not be confined to the
District OF Columbia, and that the com
mission may Select a resident of another
city, it being the desire to obtain the
best man possible for the place.
The commission IS composed of James
Knox Taylor, James Rush Marshall,
president of the Washington Chapter,
James +. Oyster, president of the Board
of Education. and Capt. William Kelly,
Assistant Engineer Commissioner.
Captain Oyster is an ardent supporter
of Appleton p. Clark, jr., but Mr.
Clark has said that he does not be-
leve he can accept the position as il
VIII necessitate giving up, to a large
extent, his private business.
II. B. Price is an architect of Balti-
more and Washington. The commits
sion viii meet again in the Office Of
Commissioner Judson, Wednesday at 10
a. m.
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Not only has he had marvellous good
fortune in shooting wild game, but the
deadly African climate" against the
ravages of which he was warned by
alarmists, now seems to ne the very
kind on which he thrives the most and
both he and his son Kermit are in the
finest fettle.
The last word from the hunting party
was that il had found the trail of sew
eral giraffe and were beating their way
IN a southwesterly direction.
Mr.. Roosevelt IS determined to kill a
glrane before returning to Sir Alfred
PeaseS ranch, and the present expedi-
ton may be continued indefinitely un-
less one of the lOng-necked animals
falis before the former Presidents s
With a giraffe to his credit, Mr..
Roosevelt's bag" will include one or
more specimens of every recognized
game animal in the country that he has
traversed.
Two fresh cases of smallpox were re-
ported today among the natives at
Machakos, some forty miles from the
party. The Roosevelt camp, however,
is not believed to be in the slightest
danger.
Mr.. Mearns has made several examin-
ations of the natives in the Roosevelt
party. Two of them were found to be
afflicted with smallpox durink the stay
at Kapiti Plains, but no further traces
Of the disease have been discovered.
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CONF FESSES FRAUD
IN GETTING PENSION
James Cunningham Is Given
Year in Jail and
Fined 1904.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, May S-James
Cunningham, an undertaken, seventy
eight years old, Brooklyn. pleaded guilty
today before Judge Chatfield in the
United States circuit court, 10 a charge
Of having defrauded the Government
by drawing pension obtained by false
affidavits.
He was sentenced to one year in the
Nassau county jail and ordered to pay
a fine Of $4O4, the exact amount he re-
ceived in pension from the Government
in the past thirteen years.
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Deaths.

Emile 5. Prentiss, Il years. 1915 NJ
street northwest
Frank l.. Mayhem, 26 years. IS Myrtle
street northeast.
John o. Donald, 6S years, SO Ivy street
southeast.
Jessie c. Payne, IS years. 400 H street
northeast.
Robert Shelton, IS years. 80 Sixth street
southeast.
George w. Hinman, 81 years. Sl9 Third
street northwest
Henri V. Lemenager, SO years, 1914 Irv-
ing street northwest.
Jessie Haislup, "a years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
John II. Conway, % years, 1902 Half
street southeast
Irving w. Beck. 90 years. 800 n street
southeast
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tlement with her. Apparently all of
the persons who had given him money
had been calling frequently at his office.
but failing to ever find him in had
written him letters demanding satisfac-
tory statements Of the disposition of
their funds
peculiar feature of the case is the
fact that the police have been unable
TO account for the manner in which
Davis used The money which il Is claim
ed he did not invest as he represented
to his clients. From what the detectives
have been able to learn, he was not a
man who spent money extravagantly
His clothing was almost shabby when
he was brought to headquarters this
morning
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KISSER is SHOCKED

POITSVILLE, Pa. May S.-For hug
ging and kissing Edith Thomas and
NADER shuey- two of the towns bellies.
Joseph Laffan was convfc+a5 90 -,
10 jail for six months. FafFa1 6ad
tdkeh the whole proceedings as =
Joke, and was shocked by the son
The Washington times., 1909-05-08
NAVY YARD LEAGUE
ASKS HALF HOLIDAY

John B. Simmering and W. T. Heb
bard. Of the National League OF EN-
plcyes of Navy Yards and ArsenaIs.
called at the White House today and
left with Secretary Carpente- q request
that Mr.. Taft follow the policy of Mr.
Roosevelt and give the employees of all
the navy VI rds a ha;f-nO.'day with
full days pay every Saturday during
July, August and September.
II is thought the President will grant
the request
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HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN

r,iI II you have psins in the bacx Urinary
Dlauuer OF Kidney trouble, and want a Ger
tAll' peasant herb relief from Women's fIIs
tTy Mother Gray's "AUSTRALIAN-TFAI r ;;
y IS safe. reliable regulator. and relieves
O. 81 Fehale Weaknesses including infiamne-
AOsIKALLAN-LEAF is sold BY DrugpistS
or sent BY mail for 80 cents Samnfs9 $50 .eos
= 5hEEc address. The Mother Gray, Co. L.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE TENTH SEAI-ANNUAI, DIVI-
dend Of two and one-haif (z5Sqs) per cent
has been declared on the preferred stock
Of the Washington Railway & Electric
Company, from the net earnings Of the
Company, payable June 1. 1903 TO pre-
ferred stockholders OF record May d
1903. Books for the transfer Of preferred
stock VIII berclosed from My q, 1909, TO
June /. 1903. both dates inclusive.
+. j. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
myS-eod-12t
THE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
stockholders netting Notice is hereby given
that special melting Of the stockholders OF
the Washington Market Company will be
held at the Office OF the company in Center
Market, on Seventh street northwest in the
city OF Washington. D. C. at O'Clock in the
afternoon on SATURDAY. May -. 1909 to
vote upon = supplemental deed Of trust OF
the company conveying lot No. 13. In square
32S. to the trustee named in the deed OF truse
dated December II. 1907, as additional
curity for the S300.000 Of bonds described
therein, and also to vote upon incidental
changes in and additions TO said original deed
Of trust OF December IL, 1907. and upon any
other matter within the power Of the corpor-
alton which. may be presented TO the meet
ing FRANK G. WILKINS. Secretary
Washington, d. c, May 8 1903 mys-st
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Births
John and Lillian Mcmahon. boy.
George NJ. and Lillian A Little, boy
Johannes +. and Helen Kelle, boy
Joseph S. and Amelia Howard. girl
John NJ. and Mary ID. Glover, girl
Reginald c. and Susanah V. Carlisle
boy.
Patrick r. and Sarah +. Carr. boy
Howard L. and Lille Bissell, gi.k
James w. and Helen X. Brown boy.
Carl J. and Edith Bergman, girl
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The VIOLET WINS

MILWAUKEE,, May S.-Returns from
the vote of Wisconsin school children
on the choice OF a State flower are all
n and the violet wins by a big ma
jCrity
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PRIVATE CAR BURNS.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, May S.-First
Vice President Joseph Wood, Second
Vice President J. J. Turner and Chief
Engineer Thomas Rodd. of the Pennsyl-
vania lines, narrowly escaped when
their private car burned.
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Marriage Licenses.

John c. White. jr., and Emie NJ. Hayes,
of Mount Rainier, Md.
Harvey Bell and Mae Taylor, of Wash
in2ton.
John l.. Hines and Sarah NJ Leshier,
of Howard County. Md.
Ernest :. Long and Sattie Z. Lam, of
Port Republic. Va
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VI Medical and Non-Medicai Methods
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
connecticut Ave, y and 18th Streets
CHARLES WOOD. Minister
Tyler BENNETT. Assistant Minis,ar
JAMES NJ. HENRY Minister of pei 49,,
II a m, the pastor will preach
D. m the pastor Will preach on s"Tb. F.
cenJr1city OF Christianity
MUSICAL Service led by Church Ouartstta
From $3.50 to O'Clock
MR. CHAS. RABOLD ASSISTING
D. m the pastor viii preach on s.Tony-
fellow. Poet and Preacher
NJ MuSlcal Service from 1880 20 O'Clock,
MI Chas- RabOld. OF baltimore
sunday School at 9:45 a m
80 thIistian Endeavor Meeting . D. m
thursday Evening az s, Msdweek Service.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY {; - 6c-
ISth and l4th SITS Rev Randolph h McKim
D. D. rector. Services It and II n ~ NJ
ana ana D. m Sunday school at $50 a
m. ana p. m The Rev. H. st. G>orse
Tucker will preach I'm the morning IN -
evening the rector will repeat his lecture on
The conversion OF the Anglo-Saxons bv tbs
Roman Missionaries and the CeltIc NTiss5o- -
aries In the Seventh Century" All are vel
core. ~
Ne-'sECTAkIAN-Peop CHURCH, PvtbIa7
IeInpie. lUl2 9Th st-SeEVtees at HIS a. m
Rev Charles Ferguson, Of New York citv
author Of The Religion of Democracy - viii
ADDRESS ADDRESS me congregation Prof. Newburgh's
vitatlon 70 the public is extended. 1t
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE-First Church 80
CHRIST, Scientist, 18th and SITS \. W
Services, Sunday 1850 a. II. and d n,
Subject, Adam and FaI3en Man SUNDAY
school u a. m. Wednesday evening meeting
p. m Public cordially invited. All ssafs
free Free reading room. col Colorado build
ihs. Ii
Y. NJ. G. A.-Men's meeting Rev Geo
Bailey speaker; subject. The Passion Sub
lime Time, Sunday, May 9th D ma
Yo-lg Mems Christian Association. All men
invited. 1t
UNITARIAN-An Souls Church. cor I4t6
and L SITS Ulysses g. B. fierce minister:
9:45 a. m. Sunday school. aIS class for the
comparative study of elgiOn: IL a m
morning service; sermon oy the minister:
1880 p. m, Young Peoples Religious Union
The public invited TO all services. 1t
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Eighth and
II SITS. y. w: Rev. Samuel II. Greene D.
D., pastor. $3.50 a. m, sunday school; p. H.
BristOw, superintendent. Public worship
D. N. Teachers bible Club, Thursday 7
p. IN. Church prayer meeting, s. D. m En-
deavor meetings. Tuesday r T. m and Sun
day. 1880 and 6:45 p m. . % re cordially in
vited 1t
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH. Scottish Rite Hail. 1907 q St, n
W.-Services Sunday. II a. m. and D. m
subject, THE True and the False Of So
Called New Thought Theories" Evening
lecture by d. X. Trimmer. subject ''The
Witness OF the Spirit. q" Testimonial meet
ing, Wednesday evening At o'clock Seats
free. All invited. It,
YOUNG WoMEN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TION, 18th and + SITS. n. W, Fesper service.
1880 D. m. Leader. Miss Florence M Brown
Topic, Notes from the Biennial Conference
AL welcome. 1t
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CHARLES A. WILLARD
GETS PURDY'S PLACE
Senator Nelson's Opposition
to Minnesota Federal
Judge Is Successful.
CONTINUED from First Page3

President has today sent in as United
States district judge for the Northern
district Of Alabama. vice Hundley, re-
signed, is a native OF Cincinnati; is a
personal friend Of the President, who
has known him since boyhood; was a
roommate of the Presidents youngest
brother, Horace d. Taft. for four years
at Yale; was distinguished for his schol-
arship, taking a high standing in the
class Of IS of that institution gradu-
ated from the Cincinnati Law School,
and then went South and settled at
Birmingham, where he has since been:
won his way in the profession until
he is now the second in one of the
leading firms of Birmingham.
Mr.. Grubb is distantly related to
President Harrisons family; had Dem
ocratic tendencies when ne left Ohio;
supported Palmer and Buckner; was
against Mr.. Bryan. and voted for Mr.
Taft at the last election: has taken no
part in politics; is one of the ablest
and most respected members of the bar
In northern Alabama.
Leading Lawyer.
The name Of George Denworth has
been sent in for the judgeship for the
Western District of Washington, this
being an original vacancy provided by
act approved March 2, 1909. Mr.. Den
worth is one of the leadiag lawyers of
Washington, being a former partner of
Senator Piles, and has the Endorsement
of the Washington delegation and many
recommendations.
THE nomination of Charles A. VIII
lard was sent in for United States dis
trict judge of Minnesota. Mr.. Willard
was well-known lawyer in Mime
apolis, and at present iE a justice of
the supreme court of the Philippine Is
lands. He is indorsed by President
Northrop, of the University of Mime
sofa, Frank b. Kellogg, George c. Rip
'ey' John B. Gilhllan, and others.
Atkins Succeeds Wyman.
The President this afternoon settled
the long controversy over the St. Louis
postmastership by sending to the Senate
the nomination of Thomas ]. Akins to
succeed Frank Wyman. who has held
the place for eight years.
A1ins is United States subtreasurer at
St Louis and a prominent worker in
the Republican ranks. He has served a
chairman Of the Republican State COM
mittee and was a member Of the ma
ional committee previous 10 the seIec
ton of Charles Nagel, who is now Sec
retary Of the Department of Commerce
and Labor.
A determined fight lasting for more
ANHA CeaA = mas DEt>D WdgeQ the
politicians on Wyman and would have
succeeded in getting his scalp some
une ago but for the fact that the IA
nous nous lewis cases were pending in his
department and President Roosevelt he
leved that he should remain in Office
until they were cleared frcm the Post
office Department
The congressman of St Louis have
been backing Oscar L. VVhiteIaU
prominent business man for Wvman's
place, and now that the President has
appointed Akins instead. WhiteIaw will
step into Akins' shoes as IJniteJ Ststas
subtreasurer e9
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YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TION. 18th and + SITS y. W. Vesper service.
4 80 D. m. Leader. Miss Florence NJ. Brown
Topic. Notes from the Biennial Conference. -
All welcome, 1t
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CHURCH NOTICES.
LECTURE
J. w. NIGH

PHTHIAN TEMPLE
SGNDAY, MAY 9. 4 O'CLOCK. p NJ
SCIENCE, SENSE AND NONSENSE
OF Medical and Non-Medicai Mefbo5S
fes
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Investigation Begun.

Arrested on the specific charge OF
obtaining $500 from Miss Nellie Nc.
Keown. OF 1873 Q street northwest. upon
representation that the money would be
invested in an apartment house. an in
yestigation OF Davis conduct was be-
gun by the District Attorney this morn
ing. Letters found in the possession of
Davis, said to contain demands for an
accounting, soon convinced the authori-
= that the amount involved would be
ef1 lars ally. it was said that
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-12-24
COOK HAS NO PROOF IS
THE COMMITTEES REPORT

Copenhagen, Dec. 22.--1'hc report
Of the special committee OF scient-
lists which the University Of Copen-
hagen appointed to Investigate Dr.
Frederick Cooks claims that he had
discovered the North Pole, was sub
mittcd to the consistory Of the
university, indorsed by that body
and given to the public.
The report skaters completely, al
most coutompluously the American
explorers title to such discovery and
flls officials and people OF Denmark
with chagrin at the figure Denmark
is made to assume in the eyes of
the scientific world
The public was prepared for 4 ver-
diet Of mot proven" but did not
expect its recent hero to be branded
as an lmpos,or Many still cling to
the belief that Cook acted in good
faith. but has laborcd under de-
lusion.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-12-24
LONG CANAL is PLANNED
Aberdeen, Wash, TO Portland, Ore,
by Launch.

Aberdeen, Wash, Dee. 20--lt has
been officially confirmed that work
% to be pushed on the Portland-to-
Aberdeen canal Rights Of way have
been obtained and holding com.
pany TO conduct the preliminary
work has been formed.
This means that when the canal
Is finished small launch will be
able to make the voyage from Port
land TO Aberdeen without once BRAY
ing the dangers oi the ocean. sail
ing through a succession Gi harbqrs,
canals and rivers aud chain OF
lakes.
Fast passenger launches, eapabl
Of carrying 100 passengers each and
two mail boats are Included IN the
eompany's transportation plans.
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Spokane officials Threatened.

Spokane, Wash. Dee. io.-NeIson
s. Pratt. mayor; s, A. Mann. judge
Of the municipal court aud John ].
Sullivan. chief OF police, are marked
men," according to letters received
by them from Chicago and other
cities In the middle west. The writ
ers say the officials are doomed 10
destruction because of their activity
in breaking up the Industrial Work
ers OF the World in their fight for
free speech in Spokane,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-12-24

Spokane, Wash, Dee 22.-Gov.
Hay docs not advocate statewide
prohibition. lie believes at the next
session OF the legislature the adop-
ton of the Nebraska law for day
light saloons will he urged. These
significant utioranccs were made by
the governor at local option rally
and banquet at Davenport in the
Big Bend country Monday night.
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Men Go Armed on Range.

Spokane, Dec. l9-War between
the cattle and shccpmcn OF Central
Idaho may break out at any time.
For more than a year the situation
between the catilcmen and the sheep
owners has been growing more and
more tense, until now an armed
truce is maintained that may give
way to violence, should any member
of either party commit an overt act
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-12-24
Mayor Mcclellan Acts shnbbily,

New York, Dee, 2l.-EN-Justiee
Gaynor has practically completed ar
rangements ior taking control OF
the city hall lie has selected the
bulk OF his cabinet and outlined his
policy in number of speeches The
shabby way Mayor Mcclellan has
acted toward his successor has gain
ed the latter much sympathy
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-12-24
Chsnge Inauguration Date.

The oft-diseusscdj proposal to
change the date Of inauguration of
the president Of the United States
from March to n later date was
before the house committee on cleo
ton Of president. viee-president and
members OF congress. II was pre-
scnted In the shape of eons,itu-
tional amendment offered by Mr.
Gaines. Of West Virginia, at the
special session. The last Thursday
in April is proposed In place Of
March 4 The sentiment of nearly
all tho committee is said 10 favor
a change in the date.
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Minor Notes.

Wearied by pressure from political
influences for the reinstatement of
cadets dismissed from West Point
military academy for hazing, the
senate committee on military affairs
will investigate the whole subject of
hazing at the academy.
Senator Foster has introduced a
joint resolution authorizing the war
department to return TO the state of
Louisiana the original ordinance OF
secession adopted by the people OF
that state. II favorable action is
taken upon the subject of Louisiana.
il is expected that other states which
seeded prior to the Civil war will
request similar returns.
Senators Jones and Piles will take
no action looking TO selection of a
new United States attorney and mar
shall for the eastern district of Wash
ington until after the holiday recess
Appropriation of SlSO0O0 for the
construction and repair of wagon
roads In Alaska has been inserted
in the army appropriation bill.
Portiand-lIls face concealed be-
hind a black mask, lone outlaw
leveling a revolver, dashed into the
Empire saloon, at Fourth and Glisan
streets. compelled FIVE men in the
resort to throw up their hands and
as they stood in line he forced the
bartender to pour the entire CON
tents of the cash register into a
small canvas bag he tossed on to
the bar The highwayman then
backed from the saloon, pulled the
mask from his face as he reached
the door and fled toward the ter
minal yards