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THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY WED SDAY MARCH 28 o 1906
NOT KEEPING TABSci1POsBETTORS TABS TABSUN
ON G ci1POsBETTORS ci1POsBETTORSStillin PO P O BOTH BOTHStillings BETTORSStillings
Stillings Stillin s Looks After Men Menin Menin Menin
in Office However HoweverNO HoweverNO HoweverNO
NO BOOKMAKING PERMITTED PERMITTEDElectrical PERMITTEDElecrrical PERMITTEDElectrical
Electrical Department Will Soon BeConsolidated B BConsolidated Be BeConsolidated
Consolidated With WithEngineers With WithEngineers
Engineers E gineers
The report that tb t a specially detailed detailedrepresentative detailedrtprescntlUe detailedrepresentstive
rtprescntlUe representative from the Government GovernmentPrinting GovcrnmfntPrInting GovernmentPrinting
Printing Office had been stationed at atBcnning atBenning atBenning
Benning to keep tab of the employes ot ofthe otthe ottht
the > office who attend aUe d the races was de denied denled denied ¬
nied this morning mornln by b Public Printer PrinterSUllmgs PrinterStjlhn PrinterSrhllings
SUllmgs SUllmgsThe Stjlhn StjlhnTh SrhllingsThe
The Th Public Printer laughed heartily heartilyand hcurUland heartilyand
and said ho h had liad his hands Cull in look looking lo lookIng k kfng
ing after the workings of the office with without without without ¬
out worrying worr lng himself about what the theemployes thecmplo theemployes
employes cmplo es did outside the office officeThe officeThe officeThe
The men can bet on the races all allthey allthey allthey
they want to and they the can go to the theraces theraces theraces
races as I have no control of their ac actions ac110ns acv acvlions ¬
lions outside out ido the office but added addedPublic addtdPublic addedPublic
Public Printer Stillings I will not per permit permIt permit ¬
mit the making of bets on the horses in inthe inthe inthe
the office and anyone who violates that thatrule thatrule thatrule
rule must take the consequences consequencesBut consequencesBut consequencesBut
But No Bookmaking BookmakingThere BookmakingThere BookmakingThere
There will be no bookmaking on the theraces theracesln theraces
races racesln In tho Printing Office if j I canjiut canjiuta can put puta puta
a stop to such practice which I under understand unc under understand er erstand ¬
stand used to be quite common common at one onetime onetime onetime
time I want the men to understand understandthat understandthat understandthat
that if they play pla the races and get getstung getstung ct ctstung
stung thereby causing them to get deep deepin deepin deepIn
in debt they will suffer for it itSpencer ItSpencer itSpencer
Spencer Coleman colored colore and H W WDiftenbangh WDiffEnbaugh WDiffenbaugh
DiffEnbaugh two employes cmplo es of the stable stablewhom stablewhom stablewhom
whom the Public Printer Prlnt r caught smok smoking smokIp smoking ¬
ing Ip pipes plp 5 in the stable lnble have resigned resignedMr reslnedMr resignedMr
Mr Stillings will m in a day or two issue issuean Issuen Issuean
an n order consolidating the electrical de department del department ¬
partment with the engineers department departmentto
l to be under the supervision of H IL K KCollins 1 1Collins IsCollins
Collins chief engineer en lnecr Chief Electrician ElectricianTapley ElectricianTapleowm ElectricianTapley
Tapley Tapleowm will be tendered a 3 subordinate subordinateposition subordinateposition subordinateposition
position In the department Mr Tapley Tapleysuperintended TapleJsuperlntendtd Tapleysuperintended
superintended the work of installing InstaJlIn the theelectrical theele theelectrical
electrical ele trhnl plant which whl h furnishes the thePrinting thePrinUn thePrinting
Printing Office with light and power He Hecomes HetJmes Hecomes
comes from Chicago ChicagoMany ChicaboMany ChicagoMany
Many on Furlough FurloughTemporary FurloughTlmporary FurloughTemporary
Temporary compositors to the number numberof numberof numberof
of about twenty were furloughed from fromthe fromtlp fromthe
the Government Printing Office yester yesterday yesterday ester estera ¬
day a afternoon and last night Lack oi oiwork of ofWlrk oftinrk
work is given as the reason for the fur furlough furlough furIough ¬
lough There are now about seventyfive seventyfivecompositors seventyfivecompositors seventyfivecompositors
compositors and about the same number numbercf numberC numberof
cf C bookbinders on furloughs ranging rangingfrom ran rangingfrom I Ifrom
from nineday nlneda periods to the Indefinite Indefinitestage Indefinite5agE Indefinitestage
stage stageThe 5agETht stageThe
The Tht > compositors furloughed yesterday yesterdayhave yesterdayhave esterdayhae
have been 1 > t > en employed for six months monthsMeeting monthsSALARIES monthsSALAIIIES
SALARIES Of FIREMEN FIREMENWILL FIREMENIft
WILL Ift BE CONSIDERED CONSIDEREDMeeting
Meeting of District Subcommittee WUSoon
Soon Be Calledfor That ThatPurpose ThatPurpose ThatPurpose
PurposeRepresentative Purpose PurposeRepresentative PurposeRepresentative
Representative Campbell chairman o othe of ofthe ofthe
the subcommittee of the House DIstric DIstricCommittee District DistrictImmittee DistrictCommittee
Committee In a communication to District Dis Dlstrlct District
trict Commissioner Macfarland todajstates
states that thathe he will call a meeting of the thesubcommittee
subcommittee to take tak up up p the bill for an anIncrease anJnCfeaSI anIncrease
Increase of the salaries of the Fire De Department Dcrartmcnt Department ¬
partment partmentAccording rartmcntAccording partmentAccording
According to Commissioner Macfarland Macfar Macfarland 1acfarland ¬
land the th total amount called for In th thbill thbill <
bill to do Justice to the firemen is 5SS SSS6T0 SS SSGio
670 of which seveneighths will go tc tcthe t tthe
the men of lower grade gradeSOMNAMBULIST gradeSOMNAMBULIST gradeSOMNAMBULIST
SOMNAMBULIST HAS A AFIGHT AFIGHT AFIGHT
FIGHT WITH HIMSELF HIMSELIRtSHVILLE HIMSELR1SHVILLE
RtSHVILLE Ind March SJohn 23JohnFreeman SS SJohnrfeman Johi JohiFreeman
Freeman rfeman proprietor of the Windsoi WindsoiHotel Windsor mndsorHotll WindsorHotel
Hotel while acting as asulht night clerk wa wastartled was wastartled wasstartled
startled at 1230 a m by the appear appearanre appearamt appearance
amt > In the office of a man barefooted barefootdand barefootedand barefootedand
and dressed only in his nightshirt over oveiivhirh overu overirbrrh
ivhirh u Itlt he wore an overcoat The manwas ma mawas man manwas
was trembling with pain his face andthe an anthe and
the 0 front of his shirt hlrt were covered with wHfblood withblood withblood
blood and his hands hnndswere were swollen with withbruises withbru withbruises
bruises bruisesI bru ss
° I cant explain it he said but butliad Ihad I Ihad
had a fight with myM myself mY fr f upstairs In my mysleop myIp mysleep
sleep Ip When I nwoku awok I wai under th thl the theloEd thebed
l bed > ed I just barely barf > ly remember r poundinsomething
something and I guess I was not on onhlttng only
hlttng hlttn myself but I was striking thewall th thwall the thewall
wall Ive hurt myself badly and andwant I Iwa11t Iwant
want some help I have torn myselon
on the springs under the bed and andmust Imust I Imust
must have cracked my head on th thwashstand the thewashstand thewashstand <
washstand I am given to walking li limy In Inmy tomy
my sleep and my m wife has often awak awakened aakcned awakenedmewhen
ened enedmewhen me when I would be beupandrais beupandraising up and rals ralsing raIsing
ing Cain Cafnabout aln about the room roomBIDDY roomBIDDY roomBIDDYLAYS
BIDDY BIDDYLAYS LAYS HER EGGSDAILY EGGS EGGSDAILY EGGSDAILY
DAILY NEAR FRYING PArALBANY
ALBANY March 2S 23A S A certain board boarding boardinl boarding
ing inl house proprietress has a hen which whiOla which1s whichIs
la so well trained that It lays laysan an e ewhtle eg egwhile egg eggwhile
while you ou wait The housewife in invariably Inarlabb intariably
variably gives the hen a bit of greerstuff
stuff stutrsuch such as cabbage or lettuce as astidbit j jtidbit
tidbit Then she shows the fowl anegg ai aiegg an anc
egg c g after which she puts it into thewood th thwood the thewood <
wood box The hen goes over to thi thibox
box looks in and makes a great f us usbofcrft
bofcrft beCcP Jumping In in In the course ofshort of i ishort
short time she adds to the stock of eggbv eggby
bv leaving a duplicate of the one placein placefn
in the box by the housewife Biddy Blddjthen Biddythtn Biddythen
then goes to the dcor and cackles t thave to toha tohave <
have ha the door opened openedTlitli opened1lth openedWith
With a nice little bow the accommodating accommo accommodating accommodating
dating fowl sedately walks away ap appatently app apparently
patently p rentJy satisfied that she has accom accompushed accomplished accompushed
pushed her mission This little seen seenIs seenis
Is enacted regularly every eve morning am amup an anup
up to date has lasted for three weeks weeksRATS weeksDIE
RATS RATSDIE
DIE DIEWhen DIEWhen
When they cat catStearns etStearns eatStearns
Stearns Electric ElectricRat E ectdc ectricRat
Rat and Roach Paste PasteThe PasteThe
The pate drives drlT them out ct th the house sad aa lid lidu lidf <
dries = tip their = bodies f 1 l leaing Tln no odor It 1 1IUTO is > a asure
sure exterminator u of etizniae mice water r bugecrotoa bugs erotpa o
bapr bags coekro coe e aacbesandallrennlns aacbesandallrennlnsside clie and all Terrain TerrainpoUontbatequaUfttearat T
C side Reward Offered for say rat or roach reachpoison roachpoton
poison poUontbatequaUfttearat that thatequatslttesrn uaJa lIun PdeetrlePaste Electric YI < < trlc P Pate te Sold SoMer Soldeel71lrhere
a eeerywhereoraentbyex er eel71lrhere erywher or nllt eat by exprts xpms wssprerridonr prepaid pr pldoll on receipt receiptof fIeetp eIpt eIptotrrcice
of otrrcice price rfte 1orboxgberlSoabaxLeee 3o a 0 box an 5 l 16oz oz 1tax boxatOO ee s sSTEAHHSEIECTBIC ISTElJU tSTEARNSELECTWICPISTE
STEAHHSEIECTBIC STElJU STEARNSELECTWICPISTE SElECTtUCPASTE PASTE MClsa8 COClalIMUS COC1kigs 1OSJI lLUSLi
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Sp Spanish nlsh Claims Board BoardCost BoardCost BoardCost
Cost Seven Times Awards AwardsSo
So S9 Says Representative Sullivan in Arguing ArguingThat ArguingThat ArguingThat
That Hour Has Come for Commission Commissionto
to Give Up Ghost
Declaring that oothls this seems a proper propertime propertime
time time for the Spanish Treaty Claims ClaimsCommission ClaimsCommission ClaimsCommission
Commission to Rive J ve up the ghost Rep Representative Representative Representative ¬
resentative Sullivan of Massachusetts Massachusettstoday Massachusettstoday Massachusettstoday
today addressed addres ed the House Committee Committeeon
on Judiciary asking of that body favorable fav favorable favoruble ¬
orable reports re reports rta on his two resolutionscalling resolutions resolutionscalling resolutlopscall1ng
calling on o the Attorney Attorne General and andthe andthe andthe
the Secretary of the Treasury for information In Information Information ¬
formation as as to the claims cl lms adjudicated adjudicatedby
by b the commission and the number and andsalary andsalary
salary 5 llary list of its employes employesThe employesrhe employcaThe
The resolutions of inquiry said saidMr saidMr saidMr
Mr Sullivan are are framed to enable the thecommission thecommission thecommission
commission to establish its reason for forexistence forexistence forexistence
existence if l that Is possible It Is well wellknown wellknown wellknown
known that the Court ourt of Claims is competent com competent competent ¬
petent petent to adjudicate any an claims that thatare thatare thatare
are ponding and has abundant time In Inwhich Inwhich Inwhich
which to do so It seems like a 3 great greatwaste hreataateo greatwaste
waste aateo of money to prolong the life of ofthis ofUI ofthis
this UI S commission which hap ha lastedthree lasted lastedthree Iastedthree
three years longer than it waslnte was intended intendedto ded dedto
to when hen we have another permanent permanenttribunal permanenttribunal permanent permanenttribunal
tribunal competent com tent and ready read to do dothe dothe dothe
the work
Cost and Deeds DeedsIncluding DeedsIn DeedsIupjuding
Including In Judlnf the appropriation In the theurgent theurgent theurgent
urgent deficiency bill of f February > 27 e of ofthis orthis ofthis
this this year car I have found awards of thecommission the thecommission thecommission
commission from the beginning until untilnow untilnow untilnow
now aggregating 576740 576740The 76740 76740The i6i40The
The cost of administration by b the thecommission thecommission thecommission
commission has been 553000 553000OT 553000NATIONALS 553000ATIONS
NATIONALS PRAGTGE PRAGTGEWIlH PIIA1 TIE TIEuh1
OT r rLast uh1 VETS ABSENT ABSENTLast
Last Years Men Went to Chester to toAttend toAttend toAttend
Attend Cassidys FuneralPlayProvidence Funeral FuneralPlay FuneralPlayProvidence Play PlayProvidence
Providence Tomorrow TomorrowWashington TomorrowWashingtons omonow omonowYasllinstons
Washington s brave baseball boy boYf cut cutloose cutloose cutloose
loose this morning at National Park In Inthe Inthe inthe
the gladsome sunshine and did di < < l some somereal somereal somereal
real smart tricks Quirk and Rapp a alocal alocal a alocal
local man worked out the pitchers and andtook andtook andtook
took hot ones from McCoy Hardy HardyStarkcll HardyStarkell HardyStarkell
Starkell Falkenberg and Manuel Cross Crosscavorted Crosscavorted Crosscavorted
cavorted at third Otto Williams at atshort atshort atshort
short Smith at first and Schafly at atsecond atsecond atsecond
second secondThe secondThe secondThe
The Providence team began work workafter workafter workafter
after Washington had finished and just justto justto justto
to get et a line on the condition of the themen themen themen
men it is probable that an exhibition exhibitiongame exhibitiongame exhibitiongame
game will lie played pla ed In the afternoon afternoonbetween afternoonbet afternoonbetween
between bet ween the two teams provided a asnowstorm asnowstorm asnowstorm
snowstorm or cyclone does not hit hittown
town In the meantime The Providencelineup
lineup for tomorrow will be Coopercatcher Cooper Coopercatcher Coopercatcher
catcher Mulvcy luhe McKenney and Maddox Mad Maddox lladdox
dox pitchers Manager and Captain CaptainDunn
Dunn second base Rock shortstop shortstopKrueger shortstopKrueger shortstopKrueger
Krueger third base Harley right rightfield
field Brodio center field Hefferon Hefferonleft Herreronleft Hefreronleft
left field and one of the pitchers on onfirst onfirst onfirst
first when he Isnt working at his joc jocIn JO join
In the boxThe box boxThe boxTh
The Th practice of the theNationals Nationals this thismorning
morning morningwas was not as systematic as asSt asStwouid it itwould It Itwould
would have been because of the ab absence nbsence absence ¬
sence of Stahl Kittredge Kill Jones Jonesand
and Hickman who went ent to Chester tcattend
attend the funeral there this morning morningof mornin morninof
of Joe Cassidy Cassld the shortstop of the theteam
team team who died on SundaySISTERS Sunday SundaySISTERS SUndaySISTERS
SISTERS OE gi PROVIDENCE PROVIDENCEADO PROVIDENCEADO
ADO A TO THEIR HOLDINGS HOLDINGSBlock
Block Seven of the Subdivision o oi
i Dumblane Is Purchased FromP From FromP FromP
P J Brennan BrennanThe BrennanI BrennanThe BrennanThe
I
The Sisters of Providence of St Marys Marysof Marysof Iary Iaryof
of the Woods oods today purchased purchased block 7 7of iof 7of
of the subdivision of Dumblane While Whilethe Whilethe VhIlethe
the consideration named in the deed isnominal is isnominal IS ISnomnal
nominal the th property was was as recently recentl ourchased our purchased ourchased ¬
chased from the Misses Patten and Mrs MrsHenry MrsHeno MrsHenri
Henry C COrtJlrt COxblttdt f fO Or 535672W 535672WThe 36r22 36r22The 612 612The
The property Is bounded by Fortyfirst FortyfirstForty FortyfirstForty FortyfirstFortysecond
Forty Fortysecond second Warren and Yuma Yumastreets rum rumstreets
streets and adjoins the holdings holdlns of the theSisters
Sisters SIst rs on the west unon which iserected is iserectea Iserect
erected erect d the Immaculata Seminary near nearWisconsin
Wisconsin WI3 Onsln avenue avenue The deed to theSisters the theSisters theSisters
Sisters was made by Patrick J Brennan Brennanwho BrennanI
I who recently purchased the propertyfrom
from the Misses Patten and Mrs CorbinJames Corbin CorblnJames CorbinJames
James M Ford today toda purchased premises prem premises premIses ¬
ises 604 F street northwest from Char Charlottle CharIoUle Charlottle
lottle M Dailey DaUe the purchase price pricenamed
named being bcln nominal The property has hasa
a frontage of twenty feet on F street streetwith streetI streetwith streetwith
with a depth of 100 feet
I
And they have Just asked 20000 20000more 20000 20000more OOOOmoro
more for the expense of taking further furthertestimony furtherte furthertestimony
testimony te Umony abroadUnder abroad abroadUnder abroadUnder
Under the seventh article of thb thttreaty thbtreaty thbtreaty
treaty between the United States and andSpain andSpain andSpain
Spain signed at Paris December December 10 101S9S 10lS3S lo1S9S
1S9S and ratified by b the United State StatcaSenate StateSenate StateSenate
Senate February 6 1K UW the Unites UnitcuStates Unitel1States UnitesStates
States agreed to adjudicate and settle settletho settlethe settlethe
the claims of Its citizens against Spain Spaingrowing Spaingrowing Spaingrowing
growing out of the war The legal ma machinery machlnery machinery ¬
chinery for the adjudication and set settle settlement Iettlement le lewent ¬
ment of f such claims was provided bythe by bythe b bthe
the Fiftysixth Congress In the act ot ofMarch otMarch orMarch
March 2 2 IS01 which hlch created the Spanish SpanishTreaty SpanishTrca SpanishTreaty
Treaty Trca Claims Commission CommissionMeant CommissionMeant CommissionMeant
Meant to Live Two T o Years YearsIt
It t wa wantlclpated was anticipated that the th commis commission commission commission ¬
sion would be able to complete its work workin workIn workin
in two years and the act provided for forits torIts forits
its termination at that time or sooner soonerif soonerif soonerif
if Its work ork was as finished finlsh d sooner There Therewas Therewas Therewas
was a provision In the act however inserted In Inserted insertd ¬
serted because of abundant caution that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the President preSldC nt might extend the life of ofthe ofthe
the th commission six months at a 3 time timebeyond timebt timebeyond
beyond bt ond the th twoyear period limitSince limit limitSince limitSlnct I
Since March 2902 2 1903 003 therefore Exec Executive Executhl Executive ¬
utive clemency has been granted six sixtimes sixtime sixtimes
times time to the comtf comttfsion comttl lsion + sion and Its pros present prC prCnt prosdent ¬
dent < < nt lease Jea e of life i iplres Plres September 2 2l9S
3906 Whether Yhth r this lease le se of life should shouldbe shouldbe l1ouldbp
be renewed again on onSeptembtK September 2 1906will 1906 1905will 1906will
will be a 3 question for 01 the Executive Executiveunless ExecutiveI Executiveunless
unless the he legislature determines d tcrmlnes In the themeantime tliemcantlmf themeantime
I meantime that It shall terminate uponthat upon uponi uponthat
i that date dateFaithful dateYOUNGLAWRENGE dateYOtING
YOUNGLAWRENGE YOUNGLAWRENGESliOnUMBS YOtING LARENE LARENESIUMBS
SliOnUMBS TO OPERATION OPERATIONF
Faithful F ithful Times Employes Unexpected UnexpectedDeath UnexpectedI UnexpectedDeath
Death at Providence Hospital HospitalAfter HospitalAfter HospitalAfter
I After Brief B ef IllnessWilliam Illness IllnessWilliam IllnessI
I
I William YI1lI m Lawrence for more than six sixyears aixy nixyeals
years y nrs an employe of The WashingtonTines Washington WashingtonTimes VashtntonI
Times died this morning morn ing in Providence ProvidenceHospital Provfd4nceHospltnJ ProvidenceHospital
I
Hospital after having undergone an op operation oPeraUon operation ¬
eration a few days ago The young youngman youngman oung oungman
man was the southeast delivery agent agentfor agentfor agentfor
for the th paper and was taken suddenly suddenlyill
ill on Saturday Snturda evening March i 17 i His Hisphysician Bisph Rigphysician
physician ph siclan Dr Coale decides la last t weekthat week weekthat weekthat
that an operation was necessary and andhe andhe andbe
he was a taken to Providence ProvidenceHospital ProvidenceHospitalthat Hospitalthat Hospital Hospitalthat
that he might have every attention His Hisdeath Hisdeath Hisdeath
death resulted this morning mornl g and while whileno whileno whileno
no definite arrangements arrangf > mentB for the funeralhave funeral funeralhave funeralhave
have been made it will m probably takeplace take lakeplace takeplC
place plC ce from St Patricks Church where wheretlie wherethe wherethe
the young oung man attendedMr attended attendedMr attendedllr
Mr Lawrence La wrcnce way wa a about twentyfour twentyfouryears twentyfourears twentyfouryears
years ears old and went into the employment employmentof omplo IJent IJentof
of The Washington Times six or seven sevenyears seven sevenyears evcnYColrs
years ago He was as then covering aroute a aroute aroute
route and through the succeeding succ dlnl years yearspaid yearspatd yearspaid
paid such strict attention to his hI dutiesthat duties dutiesthat dutiesthat
that he was taken Into the circulation circulationlor
I department After serving In the offie offieior office officetor
lor some ome months he wae 6 givea Iven eA charge of ofthe otth ofthe
the th entire southeast route routeAmong rout4Among routeAmong
Among his associates young youn Lawrence Lawrencewas Laroncewas Lawrencewas
was regarded aa a a steady earnest earnestworker earnestworker I Iworker
worker and gave i ve promise of developing developingInto developlnKInto developinginto
Into good business His + ¬ I Ielates
a man aB asso associates oelates O
elates were deeply deepl affected by his death deaththis deaththl deaththis
this thl morning It was unexpected unexpect > d and Is Issincerely Isslnccry issincerely
sincerely regretted by the entire forcewith force forcewith forcewith
with which hlch the youngman came In con contact contact ¬
tact Young Lawrence made > his home homewith homedth homewith
with ills sister at 421 Tenth street southwest south southwest southwest ¬
west westAGRICULTURAL
AGRICULTURAL ACOOUNTS ACOOUNTSGO 1
GOIOHOUSETHISIEK GOIOHOUSETHISIEKScwctnry GO TO HOUSE THIS WEEK WEEKSUlctQr
Scwctnry Wilson lias detailed a num number number number ¬
ber of darks to prepare the data askedfqr asked askedfor askedJr
for Jr by b Chairman halrman Uttlofiold J of theHouse the theHouse theHouse
House Committee on Expenditures in inthe Inthe inthe
the Department of Agriculture It willtake will willtake willtak
take tak several days da Slo to have all the mem memoranda memoranda memoranda ¬
oranda and and figures in shape for the use useof U5eof useof
of the committee committeeIt
It i L is likely that all the Information mformationasked Informationaskedior nformationasked
asked askedior for by Representative Repr scntativ LIttlefield LIttlefieldwill LlttlefieJdwill Littlefieldwill
will be ready read by b the last of the week weekThe weekThe weekThelnt
The Thelnt investigation Inesti estigation lon will probably require requirethe requIrethe requirethe
the presence before the committee of ofseveral ofseveral ofseveral
several officials oftne oC Ule Agricultural De Department Department ¬
partment to explain certain expenditures expendituresauthorized expendituresauthorlzro expendituresauthorized
authorized under the general lawThe law lawThe lawThe
The Inquiry It Is thought will result resultin resultin resultin
in amending some Iom of 0 the > laws undrwhich under underwhich underwhich
which large sums of money mone have been beenexpended beenexpcndEd beenexpended
expended by b the department in scientific scientificresearch scientifiCrpsearch scientificresdiarch
research never contemplated by Congress Con Congress Congr ¬
gress gr
Virginia Hot Springs Parlor Car CarChesapeake CarChesapeake
Chesapeake cis Ohio 230 o m train has hasparlor hasparJor hasparlor
parlor car Washington to Virginia Hot HotSprings HotSprings HotSprings
Springs without change week weekdays days
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JA cJ A Special Sale of ofPIANOS ofPIANOS ofPIANOS
PIANOS PIANOSUsed
Used by the Great Artists o of the theMetropolitan theMetropolitan theMetropolitan
Metropolitan Grand Gr nd Opera Company Companyin
in their recent engagement eng gement some somenew somenew somenew
new and some very little used usedAt usedA usedAt
At A t Special Prices PricesSANDERS Pric PricesSANDERS s sSANDERS
SANDERS 6 STAYMAN STAY MAN CO o
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mi ralLmA MILITIA ITU nr lr OF i LAKES LAKESTO LAKESJOININORUISE LAMio LAMioAmateur AITC
TO JOIN JOININORUISE JOININORUISEAmateur IN CRUISE CRUISEAmateur
Amateur Sailors of North NorthWill NorthWill orth orthWill
Will Have Ha va Fleet FleetREAL FleetREAL FleetREAL
REAL MANEUVERS ORDEREDCities ORDERED ORDEREDCities ORDEREDCities
Cities of Waters W ters Hotly Bidding for forSelections forSelection forSelection
Selections Selection asPlace as Place of Mobiliza Mobilization Mobilization Mobilization ¬
tion of Vessels
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The most imposing and and importantmaneuvers Important Impbrtanmaneuvers Importantmaneuvers
maneuvers of the naval militia yet et at attempted attempted attempted
tempted In any waters waters are being planned plannetby plannedb plannedby
by b the Navy Department for the Great GreaLakes GreatLakes GreatLakes
Lakes the coming summer The nava navamilitias naval navalmilitia navalmilitias
militias of four States StatesaU all that hat border bordeion borderon borderon
on the Great Lakes LakeswUl will be representedhalf represented representedhalf representedhllif
half a dozen small warships will par participatc partlclpate participate
ticipatc and the operation of ofthc the squad squadron squadron squadron ¬
ron may be reviewed by b Assistant Secre Secretary Sccreta Secretary
tary ta of the Navy Nav Newberry NcwberrySecretary NewberryS NewberrySecretary
Secretary S cretar > Bonaparte has ordered th thmaneuvers the themaneuver themaneuvers <
maneuvers and Mr dewberry ewbero who haj hajgeneral has hasgeneral hasgeneral
general supervision 8 Iperl ion of the naval militia militiawill mlUtiawill militiawill
will give the plans his personal atten attentlon attenlion attention
lion tlonThe
The The States that will participate partkipateare partkipateareMInnesota an anMinnesota are areMinnesota
Minnesota Michigan Illinois and Ohio OhioIn OhioIn OhioIn
In the I11lnoi lllSnoig organization there art artapproximately arcpproxlmateJY areapproximately
approximately 300 GO oo officers and men a athe at atthe atthe
the present time Michigan 150 50 Minne Minnesota lltnncSOln 3ilnnesota ¬
sota J30 J and Ohio ifco Illinois will ill Ut Utrepresented be bereprconted berepresented
represented by b the training ship Doro Dorothea Donthea Dorothea > ¬
thea Michigan by the Yanti Mfnne Minnesota Mfnnesola 1fnnesota
sota by the Fern and Ohio by the UuHawk theHa theHawk
Hawk Ha k and the theEssc theEsscThe theEssexThe Essex EssexThe
The department has not yet ot fixed a adate a adate adate
date for the exercises or a place of mo mobllization mobilization mobilization
bilization The Ume Unte wilt probably b bthe be bethe bethe
the latter Jatl part of July or early carl August Augustand Augostand Augustand
and invitations are coming in from near nearly nearIy nearly
ly all the larger cities citfoson on the Great Grea1Lakes GreatLakes GreatLakes
Lakes for the honor of the assomblyinj assomblyinjof
of the fleetThe fleet fleetThe fioetThe
The flagship of the squadron JQuadr n will 111 b bths be betl bethe
the tl Wolverine which is IsclassUled classified a aboth as asboth aboth
both cruiser and a gunboat unboat and Is It th thUnited the theCnlt theUnited
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Tillman Till malt Offers Memorial on onDiscrimination onDiscrimination anDiscrimination
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J PI P PMORGAN MORGAN7S MORGANS S COAL LINES LINESAuthorsrSay L I NES NESAuthorsSay
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Authors AuthorsrSay Say Independent Indep ndent Mine Owners OwnersAre OWnersAreRefuse OwnersAre
Are AreRefuse Refused Sidings to Get GetProduct GetprocJ GetProduct
Product Product procJ ct to Market Market
Mr Tillman again today toda met the the recent re recent recent ¬
cent challenge of Senator SonatorScott Scott of West WestVirginia WestVirginia VCltVhtnlutlIllt
Virginia VhtnlutlIllt that he hI keop the Senate posted postedupon postedGpon postedupon
upon railway abuses In that StateIre State StateHe StatelIe
He presented a memorial from coalmen coal coalmen coalmen
men of West Virginia and Ohio charg charging charglug harg hargin ¬
lug in gross discrimination dl discrimination criminaUon against the theKawha theKawha theKawha
Kawha and Michigan I railway ndlwa Toledoand Toledo Toledoand Toledoand
and Ohio railroad and Hocking ValleyRailroad Valley ValleyRailroad ValleyRailroad
Railroad Companies CompaniesThe CompaniesThe > mpanles mpanlesThe
The memorial memorial charges that the Ka Kanawtia Kanawha Kanawha
nawha and Hocking Hockln Coal and Coke Cok > Com Company Cam Campan Conpany ¬
pany pan was organized bythese by I these railway railnaycompanies raU railwayompanle ay ayopanles
companies that It was was financed by J JP JP J JP
P Morgan Co and that It made big bispurchases bl blpurchnses bigpurchases
purchases of coal properties in West WestVirginia WestVirginia Pest PestVirsinl
Virginia The authors declare that to torestrict torestrict torestrict
restrict the output from that State theseroads these theseroads thestroads
roads refused connections conn connections lfonsto to Independ Independent ¬
ent mining companies and that that among amongother amongQther amongother
other sidings torn away awa or 0 refused were werethose werethose werethose
those of the Plymputh Plym Uth mine near nearCharleston nearCharJ nearCharleston
Charleston CharJ on the Black Diamond Diamondand and thatof that thatof thatof
of the Johnson Brother Brothers of Columbus ColumbusOhio CQlumbusOhio ColumbusOhio
Ohio OhioThe OhioThe OhioThe
The memorial adds that th t corroboration corroborationor
or additional information can be secured securedfrom 8ccuredfrom securedfrom
from Thomas Johii JohlFon son > n V S Kleck KleckGeorge KleckGeore KleckGeorge
George Bright and J S Stone > all or orColumbus orColumbusOhln orColumbus
Columbus ColumbusOhln Ohio J J W Dawson and f fM FiI
M Staunton of Charleston W Va and andJ RndJ andJ
J B Lewis and S H Montgomery of orMontgomery ofMontgomery otMontgomtr
Montgomery W V VaEATEN Va VaEATEN a aEATEN
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HOUSE AND HOME HOMEHow HOMEa HOMEHow
How a Confirmed Dyspeptic Developed Developedan
an Appetite Like a Corabuskers Corabuskersand Cornhuskerand
and Cleaned Out Everything Everythingin
in SightThe Sight SightThe SightThe
The wife wu of a a leading leadln druggist of DCS DCSMoines Dcstolnes Desaioines
Moines tolnes tells how her brother was chang changed changed changed ¬
ed from rom a dyspeptic without appetite to toa toa
a 8 prodigious eaterMy cater catery
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cago came to visit me and I hardly hardlyknew hardlyKne hardlyseew
knew Kne him on his arrival he was so o thinand thin thinand thanand
and run down I had not seen him for foryonrs foryenrs foryears
years and d was much m h alarmed at his ap appearance app ¬
pearance p rance He told me not to worry worry om ashe as ashe UhE1
he had been In this condition for yearsas years yearsas yearsas
as ares a result lt of chronic dyspep dyspepsia d Sptp ta n I asked askedhim a15kedhim askedhim
him what he had done for it and he hesaid hesaId hesaid
said he had done cveotbiDJlaken cveotbiDJlakenecf everything taken takenevery
every ecf remedy remed he had ever heard of and andconsulted andoonsvUed andounsuited
consulted doctors without Ith ut number none noneof noneor noneof
of them helped Mm I asked him if he heever heever
ever took Stuarts Dyspepsia Tabletsand Tablets Tabletsand Tabletsand
and he said lie hadnt and what was wasmore wasmore wasmore
more he h wouldnt He had sworn offtaking off offtaking ot ottaklnl
taking medicine of any kind kindI
I had my husband husba d bring home a box boxfrom boxfrom
from the store and I actually made ma e him himtake himtake himtake
take one or two of the tablets after hebad he hehod hebad
bad eaten They mad him feel so much muchbetter muchbetter muchbetter
better that he offered nq n further objec objection obJectlon objeotipn ¬
tion He had h d not taken the one box be before before before ¬
fore he was greatly improved and three threeor threeor
or four boxes cured him of dyspepsia dyspepsiaand dyspepsiaand j jand
and gave him a wonderful appetite ap tite He Hecame Hecame
came near eating us out of house andj andjhomo and andhomo andhome
homo My f but It did me good ood to see him himoat himeat I
oat He gained fifteen 1Utt > en pounds before he hereturned hereturned hereturned
returned home and he writes me that thathe thathe thathe
he has not been n troubled with lth dyspepsiasince dyspepsia dyspepsiasince dys psIJ psIJsince
since sinceStuarts
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do the work assigned assl Ct to them They The re relieve relieve relieve ¬
lieve weak and overburdened stomachs stomachsof
of their work of digestive action Theircomponent Their Theircomponent Theircomponent
component parts are identical with those thoseof thoseot
of the digestive fluids and secretions of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the stomach and they the simply take up the thegrind thegrlnd thegrind
grind and carry calT on the work just the thesame thesame thfsame
same as a good strong healthy stomachwould stomach stomachwould stomachluld
would luld do it itOn itCn itOn
On this account Stuarts Dyspepsia DyspepsiaTablets D DyspepsiaTablets spepsla spepslaTablets
Tablets are perfectly natural in their theiraction theirnctlon theiraction
action and effects They do not cause causeany causeany causeany
any unnatural or violent disturbance inthe In Inthe I Ithe
the stomach or bowels They themselvesdigest themselves themselvesdigest I Idhcst
digest the food and supply > the system systemwith systemwith systemwith
with all the nourishment contained In Inwhat inwhat I Ihat
what hat Is eaten and carry out natures naturesplans naturesplans
plans for the sustenance and mainte maintenance maintenance ¬ I
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nance of the body bodyStuarts bod bodSmarts bodyStuarts
Stuarts Dyspepsia D Spepsla Tablets by thus thusrelieving thusrelieving I
relieving rdieln the stomach of Its work en enable enable enable ¬
able It to recuperate and regain its itsnormal Itsnormal itsnormal
normal health and strength Nature ature re repairs r rpairs repairs ¬
pairs the worn and wasted tissues tI tine ncs just justs just8S justas
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broken limb which is of course not usedduring used usedsale use9durlnJ
during th the Process o of repair rEpalrStuarts repairStuarts
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are for forS1It forsale
sale by b all druggists at tt SO T0 c cOn cents a box boxOn boxOne
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forehead John W Yo Ward i sixtyfour sixtyfouryears sbtytouryears sixtyfouryears
years old of o 520 V street northeast nottheasl was wasfound wasfound wasfound
found lying on tat pavcmenj pavemen at Secondand Second Secondand Secondand
and R streets northwest last lastnlght night He Hereceived Hereeebed Hereceised
received the injured as a aj a1 result of ofHtumbllnsr
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GOVERNMENT RESERVATIONS RESERVATIONSRepresentative RESERV RESERVATIONSReprerlentattve AIIONS AIIONSR
Representative R irci nt lveBl8hop Bishop introduced introdu r in inthe iJtthe inthe
the House today a J bill bUlto to make t GOY Government GOYe1nment Geeernment ¬
ernment reservations r cr1rations of the triangles at
Sixteenth street and Colombia road roadand roadand
and Sixteenth street and Piney Branch Branchrood i
road roodFor roadFor roadFor
For the expenses of th the condemnation condemnationproceedings condEmnationPloceed1nss condemnationproceedings
proceedings i 5300 is appropriated
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