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L 2 THE TIfE EVENING EVENL G TIMES TIMESWASHI1 WASHINGTON GTON THURSDAY OCTOBER OCTOBER 2 1902
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POSTMASTERS MAY AY BE BEVIORKING BEYiUI1FI1ll1
VIORKING POLITICIANS POLITICIANSo
No o Restriction Short ShortScandalous cf cfScandalous cfScaIdalous
Scandalous Activity A Actiyity ActiyityMR tlyity tlyityJ tlyityMR i iMR
J
MR PAYNE ISSUES HIS ORDER ORDERClassified ORDERClassified ORDERClassified
Classified Employes on a Different DifferentFooting DifferentFooting DifferentFooting
Footing and May Not Take Any AnyPart AnyPart AnyPart
Part in the Campaign CampaignPostmaster CampaignPostmaster CarnpaignPostmaster
Postmaster General Pagae Pa Pane has nas pro promulgated promulgated prolnulgated ¬
mulgated the following order defining definingthe defininge definingthe
the e status status relative relathe to political activity activityof ac ivity ivityof
of classified and nd unclassified employesof employesofhis empQyesofbis
his department departmentTo departmenthTo
hTo To the officers and employes of 0 the thePostoffice thePostoffice thePostofitce
Postoffice Department and others othersconcerned oth othersconcerned rs rsconcerned
concerned concernedAttention concernedAttention x xAttention
Attention Is directed to tosections sections 216
217 21S 219 220 and 221 of the Postal PostalLaws PestalLaws PastalLaws
Laws and Regulations edition of States StatesCivil StatesCivil
Civil Service Commission which whlcbare whlcbareh are arehere arehere
here h > Ie promulgated for the information informationand informationand Informationand
and guidance of all officers clerks lerlcsan lerlcsanemployes and andemployes andemployes
employes in and nd und undr r jurisdiction jrIsdictfonOthe of ofthe ofthe
the Postofijce P Soffice Department Departments
is tS s to political activity acUity actlvitya > a sharp sharpl line lineis lineis ne neis
is drawn between those in the classified classifiedand classlfi classtfiedand d dand
and those in the unclassified service servicePostmasters senicePostmasters servicePostmasters
Postmasters or others holding unclassi unclassifled tinclassifled
fled positions are merely prohibited prohibitedfrom prohibitedfrom prohibitedfrom
from using their offices to control po political political poiltical ¬
litical movements from neglecting their theirduties theirduties theirduties
duties or from causing public scandal scandalby scandalby scandalby
by political activity activityA
A person in the classified claSEil ed service s icec bas hasan basan
an entire right to to vote vote voteas as as he pleasesjand pleasesjandto pl pleasesand pleasesandto sesland seslandto
to express privately prlvatelyLhopInion6 Sis opinions o inions dn 1 all allpolitical allpclitical allpclitical
pclitical subjects but he should take tak p so soactivv liOacU noactzv
activv acU part in political politicalinanagenient management manag meai or orpolitical orpoIit orpolitai
political poIit 31 campaigns campaignsHENRY campaignsHENRY campaignsHENRY
HENRY C PAYNE PAYNEPostmraster P PAYNEPostaTaster A YXE YXEPostmaster
Postmaster General GeneralMAJOR GeneraMAJOR neral neralMAJOR
MAJOR SYLVESTER MEETS MEETSHIS MEETSHIS MEETSHIS
HIS CITIZEN POLICEMEN POLICEMENSession POLICEMENSession POLICEMENSession
Session at Ebbitt House Last Night ght of ofPublic ofPublic ofPublic
Public Order Committe for Service ServiceDuring SetviceDu ServiceDuring
During Du ng G A R Encampment EncampmentThe Encunpmenf
f
The committee of public order for fo the theSrand therand theZrand
Zrand rand Army of the Republic encamp encampment encampnem encampient ¬
ment nem held its final meeting at the Eb Ebbitt Ebbitt Ebbitt
bitt House last night Major Richard RichardSylvester RicharllSyIester RichardSylvester
Sylvester Superintendent of Police pre presided presided presided ¬
sided and Edward Hesse was secretary secretaryMajor secretaryMajor secretaryMajor
Major Sylvester addressed the meet meeting meetng meetag ¬
ing ng defining the duties of the members membersof
of If the committee which are to supple supplement supplement supplemeat ¬
ment those of the Metropolitan Police PoliceHe P PolicetIe Uce UceHe
He stated that the burden of maintain maintaining maintaining maintain maintainng ¬
ing ng good order In the city during the theencampment taeencampment theencampment
encampment rested largely upon the themembers themembers themembers
members of the committee and he h urged urgedapon urgedapon urgedapon
apon each the necessity for attention attentionto
to tc duty and faithfulness in the per performance performance perIormame
formance of the same sameThere sameThere sameThere
There was a large attendance about
150 of the members members of the committee be being beng belag ¬
lag ng present presentAfter pre presentAfter ent entAfter
After instructing this body of citizen citizenpolicemen citizenpolicemen citizenpolicemen
policemen Major Sylvester caused to be bedistributed bedistributed
distributed definite printed rules and andregulations andregulations andregulatIons
regulations to govern the the committee committeefrom committeetrom committeefront
from October 5 to 23 inclusive Each Eachmember Eachmember Eachmember
member was then sworn in and signed signedthe signedhe signedthe
the he oath of office Police badges were werethen wer werthen weretheg
then presented presentedWith poesentedWith presentedWith
With each badge was presented a po polinemans P3vemans poWemans
linemans whistle the personal gift of ofthe ofhe ofthe
the he chairman Major Major Sylvester explained explainedthe exP exIalnedthe ined inedhe
the he us u to which which the whIStle hI tle lsto is to be beput beput beput
put during the th eacamprae eneampmntr neampm Btrand tr aadeon aadeoncluded andooneluded on oneluded
eluded by b y saying s yfng that that 4ft It was wasto to be re retained retained retamed ¬
tained after aft r the committee should be bedisbanded bedsband bedIsbanded
disbanded dsband d One blast blutbe be ae said aki would wouldEcund Would Wouldivund ould ouldsound
sound an alarm two blasts would WOUid In Indicate Indieate indicate ¬
dicate that the owner own r of the whistle whistlewas whistle whistlewas whlstlwas
was in search of an omcer and the third thirdblast thirdblast thirdblast
blast was the signal of distress when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the blower might get a policeman policemanMajor poJiceman poJicemanMajor policemanMajor
Major Sylvester explained that a beau beautiful beautiful beautiful ¬
tiful badge had been secured for the themembers themem1xrs themembers
members of the committee which w lcb would wouldhe woukbe wouldbe
be sent out from Police Headquarters HeadquartersAt Hea quartor5 quartor5At
At the clese olo e of ofibe the aeetfBga m ntiaga7ote UDbaToteof UDbaToteofthanks rote of ofthanks ofthanks
thanks was wuunanimOtlSly unanimously unanImousl tendered the themanager thCmanager hc hcmanager
manager of o the Ebbitt House for f r his hiscourtesy hiscourtesy bigcourtesy
courtesy in furnishing the parlors of the thehotel thehotel thehotel
hotel for t tJae e gatherings ef C the com committee comnrtttee cornmittee ¬
mittee mitteeMARRIAGE nrttteeMARRIAGE mitteeMARRIAGE
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ISSUEDRobert ISSUEDRobert ISSUEDRobert
Robert G Meeler leele and Alice Mary Rol Rollins RolUns Rolhas ¬
has
Fielding L Dodson and Matte Marl E Har Hardie Hardie liardie
die dieJohn
John E Cooper C r and Maggie Boyne BoyaeHarry BoyneHaTY BoyneHarry
Harry Tru Tm aad Maggie Boris BorisGeorge BorJsGeorge BorisGeorge
George Taylor and Annie AnaleJohn Bade BadeJohn 4e I IJohn
John Henry Smith and a d Mary l2r Catherine CatheriaeHarridy Cat1terlneHarddy Catherineliarridy
Harridy HarridyJohn HarddyJohn I IJohn
John W Jenifer and a Beedfe B Beee B S sftew sftewden Snow Snowlea ow owgen
gen genPaul
Paul C Wolf WoJ aDd Frances FrancesS S Xiny
both of PIttsburg Pa PaJohn PaJohn PaJohn
John V Thomas and Rachel ECic el Wash Washington Washington Washngton ¬
ington ingtonJohn ingtonJohn ngton ngtonJohn
John B Taylor aDd LW LIds Dove Smith SmithGilmer SmithGilmer SmithGlimer
Gilmer Colsoa and Aaaa McXair McXairTHE MeNairThE McNairXHE
THE DEATH RECORD RECORDThe RECORDThe RECORDThe
The following deaths dea la for tweatyfour tweatyfourhours tweatYCourhours twentyfourhours
hours were reported at the Health De Department Department flepartmcnt ¬
partment up to noon noon today todayRebecca todayRebecca todayRebecca
Rebecca Bingham S3 years yearsElie yearsElIe yearsElie
Elie Brooks 65 6 years yearsBertha yearsBertha yearsBertha
Bertha Caron 66 years yearsEllen yearsEBen yearsEllen
Ellen J L Maryman aryman 63 3 years yearsHester yearsHester yearsRester
Hester Dorsey 6fl 2 years yearsJames yearsJAmes yearsJames
James Murray 58 S year yearJane yearJane yearsJane
Jane Taylor 55 5 years yearsMary yearMary yearsMary
Mary Add Addison icon 54 5 years yearsKarkneM yearsH1rkueH yearsHarknese
KarkneM G GUMOIB 5lyears 5lyearsAnnie 51earsAnnie St years yearsAnnie
Annie Thomas 45 years yearsJohn YHrsJohn yearsJohn
John Creek 36 years yearsFal years yearaFairfax yearsFairfax
Fairfax Fal tax Camper 32 3 years yearsWilliam yearsWilliam yearsWililam
William T Hall 24gyears 24gyearsMargaret 24yearsMargaret 41earsMargaret
Margaret Ellen Johasoa 22 years yearsJulia yearsJuUa yearsJulia
Julia OConnor 2 2t years yearsEv yearsEn yearsEva
Ev En Cross Cro l 2 years yearsMargaret yearsMargaret yearsMargaret
Margaret Cteeel Cl 6el 1 year yearMfcrele yearXil yearMamie
Mfcrele Xil le D Dempsey MjMey 1 year yearFlorence yearFlorene4 yearFlorence
Florence L L Dent 8 months DIOBlMFrancis monthsFrancis raoHthFranel
Francis Leo Leon Wather 4 I month monthsMain mouthsMain monthMain
Main Webster I months Jft mouthsMARINES monthsMARINES BtM BtMMARINES
MARINES SAFELY LANDED LANDEDNlfW LINDEDNW
NlfW NW Jtw YORK Oct O ht t 2 2The Tbe Carapagnje CarapagnjeHaiti ea1RpagneHaitln CampagneHaitieif
Haiti Haitln fe 1J advised a < < rJsed that t af ta thE Mont Mestlomery Montomery l n nJomery j
lomery Haltiea omery ha has landed marines at Cape CapeHaltiea CaJHHaiUcn CapeUaltitm
1
ROUND IOUNEIR OL1MEUftL OL1MEUftLAIIAIM WILL WILLAGIUH WilLAGAIN
AGAIN BUTTLE FOR LIFE LIFEDisagreement LIFEDisagreement UFEDisagreement
Disagreement of Jury May MayBe MayBe MayBe
Be Result ResultNEW ReslJltw ResultNEW
NEW w YORK Oct 2 2R 2Roland Roland lam B BMolineux BloJineux BMolineux
Molineux charged with the murder murder of ofKatherine ofKatherine
I
Katherine B Adams will again face a ajury ajury i
jury on Monday in a fight figh for life His Histrial HIstrial Histrial I
trial will wil occur in the criminal branch branchof br branchof nc
of the supreme court courtDoabt courtI courtDoubt I
Doubt Is expressed expr ssed whether whet er Molincaux Molincauxcan IoUnCluxcaR
I can again be convicted The Thepolson Thepolsontook polsoni5 polsoni5took poisoniatook
took place So so long ago and the evidecte evidectewas eideueI evidentewas
I was so sQ completely circumstantial and andcomplex andcomplex nd ndI
complex that lawyers who are familiar familiarwith fammarwith familiirwith
I with the case say that it itwllloo will be im impossible imi ¬
i i possible > ssible to convict Molineux Io1ineu and that thatthe thati thatthe
i the best the State can do is to get a adisagreement 3I a adisagreement
I disagreement This probably would re result result rcsuit ¬
sult in Molineux getting his freedom freedomas
as the district attorney attorne would hardly hardlyelect hardl hardlelect rdly rdlyele
elect ele t to try the case again againAnother againAnother againAnother
Another favorable development for forMoiinevx forloUne1lx forMolineux
Moiinevx became known today Mary MaryMelando MaryMelando lary laryMelando
Melando the young oung woman who wh kept keptMolineuxs keplMoUneuxs keptMohineuxs
Molineuxs apartments over er r the paInt painfactory paIntCactory paintfactory
factory Cactory in Newark and andwbo who testified at atMolineuxs atMolineuxs atMolineuxs
Molineuxs last trial that that She bad i dS seen seensheets seensheets cn cnsheets
sheets of robinegg biue blue note < paper paperwhich 1Hlperwhich paperwhich
which exactly matched the paper pa r used usedin usedin usedin
in connection with the poison package packageis
is missing The district attorney ac acknowledged acknowledged acknowledged ¬
knowledged today that the woman was wasgone wasgORe wasgone
gone and that five other witnesses from fromNew fromXew fromNew
New Jersey were ere also missing missingAssistant missingAssistant missingAssistant
Assistant Assistant District istrict Attorney tt rney Osborie Osboriewho Osbon1e Osbon1ewho Osbonewho
who has the case in hand admitted that thatwith tbatwith thatwith
with these witnesses an important link linkin l1nkin linkin
in the chain of evidence eiden against i ihtL Ji Mol Ol edineux
ineux was gone but he said he thought thoughtthe thoughtthe
the prisoner would wouldbe be convicted coavletednever coavletednevertheless never nevertheless nevertheless ¬
theless thelessj thelessI
j I PERSONAL N NOTES NOTESCaptain NOTESCaptain > HS 1 1Captain
Captain and Mrs S C Lemley and anddaughter anddaughter andilaughter
daughter have moved into the city from fromChevy fromChe fromChevy
Chevy Che y Chase Inn where they have been beenspending beenspending beenspending
spending the summer season seasonMr seasonMr seasonMrGeorge
Mr MrGeorge George L Lowrie assistant assis nt deputy deputyUnited deputyUnited deputyUnited
United States marshal for for the Districh Distriethas District Districthas
has h s returned to duty after hs hlsvaeat hIsvaeatlon hIsvaeatlonHe vacation vacationHe n nHe
He spent a large portion of o his holiday holidayon
on Chesapeake Bay fishing with consid considerable considerable considerable ¬
erable success successThe successThe successThe
The condition of Mr Murray S Dun Dunbar Dunbar Dunbar
bar who has been ill with typhoid typhoidfever typ typhoidfever oid oidCever
fever has somewhat improved during duringthe duringthe duringthe
the last few days Mr tr Dunbar is being beingattended beingattended beingattended
attended at the Garfiold Hospital HospitalMr HospitalIr HospitalMr
Mr Ir W H Uoffice Estey paying teller in the theoffice theofbce
office of the sergeant sgeantatarms atanns of the theHouse theHouEe theHouse
House of o Representatives has returned returnedfrom returnedfrom returnedfrom
from a five weeks visit to Newport and andSaratoga andSaratoga andSaratoga
Saratoga SaratogaMr SaratogaMr SaratogaMr
Mr William J 1 Reahas Rea has resigned r sigDeG sigDeGposilion is isposition its itsposition
position in the office of efthe the Sargeoa gen general n neral nral ¬
eral eral ral of the Army Army to engage in bwsia MlslM88at MlslM88atSheeport businessatShreveport s8 at atShreveport
Shreveport La LaProf LaProf LaProt
Prof Simon Newcomb the mathema mathematician mathematiclan ¬
tician has returned from a trip to Eu Europe Eurepe Europe ¬
rope ropeDr repeDr ropeDr
Dr S S Adams has returned to tocity ths thscity the thecity
city accompanied by his family familySenator familySenator familySenator
Senator Hawley closed his summer summerhome summerhome summerhome
home in Woodmont Conn and will re return return ¬
turn nt once to Washington with his hisfamily hIsfamily hisfamily
family familyCol familyCol
Col William M Sefton and daughters daughtershave daughtershave dughterahave
have returned from Europe EuropeMr EurepuMr rlJe rlJer
Mr r Gait Gflt Thomas has gone g ne taAlken taAlkenC thukenC S SC
C for a it months stay He has ha recov recovered reco recoered recovered ¬
ered from his recent Illness IllnessMr mnrss mnrss1lr Iilnss31r
Mr James Jerrqld Jerrold will wlUshertly shortly re remove remove remove ¬
move with his family tam lY to his new home Semeon homeon me meon
on Capitol Hill HillInvitations HillInitations HillInvitatIons
Invitations have been issued for the themarriage t themarriage e emarriage
marriage of Miss nS6 Mary Knight Bradford Bradfordand Bradfordand radford radfordaOO
and Mr George Frinchester Stone at the theFirst theFIrst theFirst
First Congregational Church Ch rch Tuesday Tuesdayevening Tuesdayevening Tuesdayevening
evening next nextMrs nextMrs nextMrs
Mrs Mary M North North is is visiting j iting her herdaughter herdaughter herdaughter
daughter Mrs rs Theodora North Mc McLaugblin 1 McLaughlin > lc lcLaughlin
Laughlin at 512 B Street northeast Mrs MrsNorth MrsXorth MrsNorth
North Is a national n tional press correspondent correspondentof
of the Womans Relief Corps CorpsDr CorpsDr CorpeDr
Dr Z F Sowers
and family have re returned returned returned ¬
turned to the city cityKING cityKING cityKING
KING LOST ffO IO o BRIGGS BRIGGSSTAFFORD BRIGGSSTAFFORD BRIGGSSTAFFORD
STAFFORD Conn Oct 2 2Moasa 2MoasaKing Moses MosesKI Ios B BKIDg
KI King g of New London 132 pounds lost lostto lostto lostto
to Jimmy Briggs of Boston 127 1 pounds poundsbefore poundsbefore poundsbefore
before the t Lincoln Athletic Club last lastsight lastRight lastnight
sight in tli the tenth round of what was to tohave toh tohive
have h ve been a arteenround go King Kingbroke Kingbroke Kingbroke
broke the thumb of his right hand In Inthe Inthe inthe
the fifth round and In the tenth his man manager nanager scanager ¬
ager Jack J 1 Gaffney threw up the thesponge thesponge thesponge
sponge
COLONY LIFE LIFEEffect LIFEEffect
Effect of Climate Overcome Ov rcome by Proper ProperFood ProperFood ProperFood
Food FoodThe FoodThe FoodThe
The necessity of pleasant nutritive nutritiveand nutritiveaft nutritiveand
and proper food is highly appreciated appreciatedIn
In the Philippine particularly b biraercan by bymerlcaDtJ byAnierlcane
iraercan merlcaDtJ unused to climate and native nativecustom nativec1Istom nativecstem
custom In cooking cookingOae cooking08e cookingOne
One of C oar soldier boys writes rt s In Inthis IntJ1 Inthis
this tJ1 land lRd of bad food and disordered disorderedstonsachs disorderedstomachs disorderedstomachs
stomachs a nearly fatal attack of
ma malaria malarIa malana ¬
laria left my digestion for many months monthsia monthsin monthsin
in s EVeR h a state atatethat that food of any kiad
dtetreseed t tresHd me terribly I Buffered from fromtb fromthe fromthe
tb the effect 6 < < oot of drugs but dared not ea eat eatIt
It was wa < simply misery to live II The a M Mulled soilIed
ulled IIed remedies only jnl seemed 5e m to aggra aggravate ag aggravale a avate
vate my sufferings sufferingsSome surrerlngsSome sufferingsSome
Some frienJ suggested GrapeNuts
Food and I gave ga it a triaL To my sur surprise Surprise stirprise ¬
prise and pleasure It did all andraors andraorsthan and mor mortban mors
than was claimed for It I I am now af after after after
ter using the food fOod1or for eighteen month monthfa montbla monthsin
fa good health my digestive apparatus apparatusIn
In perfect order and I have long lost lostall lostall
all feeling of pain or discomfort after aftereating aftereating aftereating
eating In fact I live again I wouM wouMnot woullnot woulinot
not be without GrapeN GralteN9tB ts for the theworld tho thoworld theworld
world It Is not only the excellent ef effect eff effeet ¬
feet f d of your fco food that renders it v valt valtable vsltable lu luable
able it Is also delicious deJtclD to the tast tastpassessing < j
possessing r gng flavor of its ts own wqrfCad aati oin fII bs htprepared t tprepared j jprepared
prepared In many ways to suit many roaayralate manypalates
palates Name given by Postum Po t m GO GOBattle 01Battle CoattIc
Battle attIc Creek Mich MichI
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DlvERYS DEVER YS DIA DIATRIBE DIATR1BAGAINST DIATRIBEA TRIBE TRIBEAGAINST
AGAINST A MR HILL HILLI Iill I
Saps He Will Make the Dem Democrafc Delnocralic Dernocralic
ocralic Leader Wish Be BeNad HiHad HeHad
Had Been Boiled in Oil Oiland Oiland 0 0and
and Hang Up to Dry Dr m mPuzgatory 111PUlgalorp iiiPuzgalor
Puzgatory PuzgatoryNew PUlgalorpNew PuzgalorNew
New Yorks Political Cam Campaign CalllpaIgn Cainpaign ¬
paign Starts Sl rls Off In a Live Lively Lwely ¬
ly 11 Manner l anner and Will Be BeShortest BeSbortest BeShortest <
Shortest and Holiest in inHistory inHIstory iflHisor
History Hisor of State StateNEW SialeNE SaleNEW
NEW NE YORK Oct 2 2The The State po political JOlItical p0litical ¬
litical campaign will be lively from now nowon no noon nowon
on The Republican starting starting gun will be befired befired bered
fired red tonight in Carnegie Hall H n A big bigmeeting bigmceting bigmeeting
meeting has been called ca d to t < > begin at 8 8oclock 8oclock Soclock
oclock under the auspices of the Re Republican RepUQIicn Repulllicn ¬
publican pUQIicn club to tl ratify the ticket There Therewill TherewHI Therewill
will be addresses by Senator Depew ana anaCongressmen aniCongressman lDlCongressmEB
Congressmen Payne PayneAbout PAyneAbout PayneAbout
About the only man who came back backfrom backfrom backfrom
from Saratoga and did any talking was wasDevery wasDeeryr wasDeiery
Devery the delegate whom the conven convention conention convennon ¬
tion would not accept accep The burden of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his talk was that he would be regular regularand regularand regularand
and for Coler He even offered to stump stumpthe stumpthe stumpthe
the State for Coler but as for Mr lr Hill Hillhis Hillhis Hillhis
his sentimentswere sentimentswereIf
If I I f ever get a fair chance at Hill Ill Illmake rnIIJ3ke Illscake
make him wish hed been boiled in oil oiland oilmd oiland
and hung in hell to dry dryAS dryAs dryAs
AS the excitement which attended the therecordbreaking therecordbreaking therecordbreaking
recordbreaking Democratic State con convention convention convention <
vention is gradually gradual subsiding the State Stateleader Stateleader Stateleader
leader David B Hill who dictated every everynomination eerynomination everynomination
nomination made is making plans for a awhirlwind awhirlwirnl awhirlwind
whirlwind campaign of five weeks dura duration duration duration ¬
tion in the hope of electing Bird S SColer SColer SColer
Coler governor governorShort I IShort i iShort
Short and Warm Fight FightThis FightThis FightThis
This will be one on of the shortest shortestgubernatorial shortestgubernatorial shortestgubernatorial
gubernatorial campaigns in many years yearsand yearsand yearsand
and Mr Ir Hill intends to take advantage
CASE AGAINST TICKET TICKETSCALPER TICKETSCALPER
SCALPER SCALPERCONTINUED1 SCALPERCONTINUED1Frederick CONTINUED CONTINUEDFrederick CONTINUEDFrederick
Frederick Coale Charged With Selling Sellinga Seilingl Seilingla
a Colored Man a Worthless Paste Pasteboard pa3tboard Pasteboard ¬
board boardThe boardThe boardThe
I
The case of Frederick Coale the ticket ticketbroker tic ticketbroker
broker at 471 Pennsylvania Avenue A venue who whowas ho howa I Iwas
was was wa arrested arr st late yesterday afternoon by byDetective bYDetective byDetective
Detective Hartigan on a charge of petit petitlarceny petitlarceny I Ilarceny
larceny was continued today In Police PoliceCourt pOliceCourt PoliceCourt
Court until tomorrow tomorrowCoale tomorrowConle I IConle
Conle it is alleged sold Charles Scott Scotta
a negro a worthless railroad ticket and andrefused andrefused ildrefused
refused to refund the mans money upon uponbeiug uponbelug j jbe
beiug be iJg informed by him that the ticket ticketwas tlckell ticketwas
was not good Coale denies denI having sold soldScott soldE soldSeoU
Scott E olt the ticket ticketWrB ticlceLWB
RECOVERniG RECOVERniGWi11iam 1
WrB W B HIBBS RECOVERING RECOVERINGWilliam RECOVERINGWilliam
William B Hibbs who went wJnt to t the theHomeopathic thcHomeopathic theHoineopathic
Homeopathic Hospital Senond S Iond and andStrees N NStreets NStreets
Streets northwest on Saturday for forsp forspcia forspecml spe special
cial cia 1 treatment has bas returned to his home homeon homeon homeon
on Eighteenth Street northwest He has hasbeen ha habeen hasbeen
been 1 npich JUch missed for several days at atthe atthe atthe
the noon n3on session of the Washington WashingtonStock WashingtonStock WashingtonStock
Stock Exchange His friends welcome welcomethe Wclc me methe
j the news that the slight operation f he heI hehad hehad
I had performed was wassuccessful successful Af At Aftcr Aftcra tor tora r ra
a short rest he will return to his place placeiof placeof placeof
iof of business on F Street StreetMARRIED StreeLI StreeLMARRI StreetMARRID
I
MARRIED MARRIEDBXCON MARRI MARRIDBCONMrKEEO D
i
BXCON nXOO BCONMrKEEO MrKEE dEER OB October 1 1002 at St I
Paurl Pa re Episcopal ChcrcS ChcN by the Her R J M L E i
McRcc father oi < n the trebride bride and the Rev DIM Dr
hardier I1a and Johns isbn Mr WILLIAM ELMER i
BACON BCO and Miss X CECIL FRANCES McEEE McEEEONEILL McKEEml i iBIl
BIl
DIED DIEDO DIEThOElLLOn
ONEILL O OElLLOn EILLO On September ember 3 ZO > 100S it JOHN
OKBIU OSRI LI aged ninety yean yeanFU14FSI yearsFuneral vesreFunr
Funr Funeral I from Iris late a t e residence reA deftf > IMS E Street Streetsoutheast Streetsoutttal StreetsoutPent
southeast t Frid Friday y October a 1002 Friends and andrelatives andre andrelatives
relatives re ties invited el elJJARBOCRon ciBARISOUROS i iBARBOCR
BARBOCR JJARBOCRon On Thursday Thursdn October 2 1002 at
330 oclock a IB ADELE ADELE beloved daughter daughtertf
tf f Mary and Philip Barboor BarboorFuneral HarbourFuneral aroorF1Ifterai
Funeral from Zion Bftptict Q ti church CItu F Street
between Third and Fottrandahclf F9 randaMIf Sunday
October 5 IfiOJ 100 at atl 1 ociock Relatives and
friends invited to attend attendSOtLESat el elSOeLE 1 1t
SOeLE SOtLESat At IIyatuTJJe lid Od Octobcc I 1002 1902at
II at t 789 a m FRED ALBERT bOtTLES aged ageilone agetlI agetlone agedone
I one year and nine ni month only son of Fred Fredi
i A and Gertrude F Souks SouluI SouksFuneral j
I Funeral serrkes fI from TinVney Memorial Ycmoriali
i burch Friday October 3 1002 at 2 p m el elI i
I
f I
i WOULD BOIL MR HILL HIL III in OIL OILI
I
I If I get a fair chance at at a Hill Ill Illmake I Illmake n
make him wish hed been beenboIled boiled in inoil InoUBm inoiiBilI I
I
oil oUBm Bill Deverr Deverrof J I
II I
of every eveI hour The new new State commit committee committee ¬ I Itee
tee will In a few days open headquarters headquartersin hea he duarters duartersin quarters J Jin
in in this city and under the the direction directinof directinofthe i of ofthe i ithe
the State leader will arrange arrangenri an mi itin itinerary itinerary ¬ i ierary
erary for some 100 orators who wh are to totour totour i itour
tour the country districts djstrictsThat djstrlctsThat i
That Mr Ir Hill expects greater New NewYork NewYcrk NewYork
York to gtve g e Mr Coler a very veiy big ma majority insJority ¬
jority is leU relI ell known To a a friend In InSaratoga InSaratoga inSaratoga
Saratoga he gave it as his opinion that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the young Brooklynite ought to carry carrythis carryithis Carr Carrthis
this city ity by a majority never never yet given givena
a candidate candidateMr f L LMr
Mr 11 Hill will come to this thiscity city himself himselfthis himselfthis himseUthis
this w week ek to look over the field and andmake andmake andmake
make the preliminary arrangement for forthe forthe forthe
the conduct of the campaign ampalgnas as well as asfor asfor asfor
for the collection of a campaign campaign4 fund fundwhich fundwhich fundwhiCh
which it t is said will be stupendous stupend US in inproportions inproportions inproportions
proportions proportionsSome proportionsSome proportionsSome
Some Trading Claimed ClaimedTammany ClaiIped ClaiIpedTammany ClairpeTaminany
Tammany will vie ie with the Kings KingsCounty KingsCounty KingsCounty
County Democratic organization organizaUoninroU organizaUoninroUing Jn roll rolling rolling ¬
ing up upa a good sized sl Pd vote for Mr Qoler Qolerand Oolerand Golerand
and the th rest rest of the Hill tJcket tJcketIn UketIn tPketIn
In fact It may be said that that from roc the thestart thestart thestart
start Coler has been the Tammany Tammany can candidate candidate candidate ¬
didate for governor Senator Tim SuIt Sullivan SuJUvan SuItvan ¬
van having always declared himself the theoriginal tbeorigin theoriginal
original origin l Coler man The coalition of f the theGreater theGreater theGreater
Greater New York Democracy with Tam Tammany Tamm Tarnmany ¬
many m ny which it Is now said will wi1lsoon soon be bebrought bebroujht bebrought
brought about will make the efforts eff rts of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Democratic forces in this thiscity city uni united united united ¬
ted and will undoubtedly add strength strengthto
to the campaign plans plansWilliam plansWiUiam plansWilliam
William H Russell on behalf of ofJohn ofJohnC John JohnC
C Sheehan has pledged the support of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Greater New York Democracy to toBird toBird toBird
Bird S Coler ColerThe ColerThe ColerThe
The price of this action It wa was wassaid wassaidwas said saidwas saidwas
was an a alliance Between the Sheehan Sheebanand Sheehanmd Sheehanand
and Goodwin forces in the Ninth dis district district district ¬
trict to wipe out the Devery organiza organization organization organization ¬
tion and restore John C Sheehan to a aTammany aTammany aTammany
Tammany district leadership
TOMMY FELTZ KNOCKS KNOQKSOUT KNOCKSOUT KNOCKSOUT
OUT DANNY DOUGHERTY DOUGHERTYSavannah D DOUGHERTYSavannah GHERT i iSavannah
Savannah Georgia Sports Enjoy a aReally aRealiy aReally
Really Good Exhibition in the Fistic FisticArena FisticArena i iArena
Arena ArenaSAVANNAH ArenaSAVANNAH ArenaSAVANNAH
SAVANNAH G Ga Oct O bet < z 2TommyFeltz 2 2Tommy 2TommyFeltz Tommy TommyFeltz
Feltz of Savannah knocked knockedout out Danny DannyDougherty DannyDougherty DannyDougherty
Dougherty of Philadelphia last night in inthe inthe inthe
the fourth round of o what hat was to tohae tohaebeen have havebeen havebeen
been a twentyround contesL contestAs contesLAs contesLAs
As far as it went ent It was as pretty a aflght afight afight
fight as was ever seen here There was wasa wasa wasa
a delay dela of a few minutes at the start startbecause startcaus startbecause
because caus Dougherty did not want wani to Sght Sghtunder ftghtunder ght ghtunder
under the straight Queensberry Queen erry rules rulesHe rulesHe rulesHe
He was for a clean break 1Iie kwhUe white Feltz Feltzwanted Feltzwanted Foltawanted
wanted to fight g t with Ith one arnf erm SreeTBe SreeTBepoint If IrdeTbepoint e epOint
point was conceded by Feltz and the theboys the theboys theboys
boys sterted stertedIt st < rted rtedIt
It was an even match up to the knock knockout knockout knockout ¬
out the advantage If there was any anybeing anybeing anybeing
being with Felts FeltzEDUCATIONAL Felt FeltEDUCATIONAL FeltsEDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONALCOLUMBIA EDUCATIONALCOLUMBIA EDUCATIONALCOLUMBIA
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by my wi iU M McOinn nt nw w residing at atOO
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and Embalm Embalmlrs 1325 135 Fourteenth St N W WStrictly wStrictly IVStrictly
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I ANNOUNCEMENT I IOn
t On account of the increased increased ncra d price of njaterials incident to the theproduction theproduction tileJr1tiction
production of If laundry laundry work we the undersigned laundrymen Jaundrvnlen of the thecity thecity I Icity
city of Washington 7 have this day adopted the following scale of ofprices t tprices jprices
prices to take effect Monday October 6 1902
Collars 2c c each eachCuffs
t 1 Cuffs 5c per pair pairShirts pairShirts pa r
1 Shirts plain lOc l e each eachShirts ea eachShirts h
Shirts open front 12c IJc each
4 4Shirts
Shirts with collars colIarsandcutIs and cuffs at attached attached1c ¬ i itached
tached tached1c tached1cShirts 15c 15cShirts l lSblrts +
Shirts negligee lie lieShirts 1cShirts 1eShirts
Shirts flannel loCo
J Hotel H tel restaurant r staurant and nd barber shop hop work Increased pro rata I
+ Signed SignedFranklin
1 Franklin Laundry F V Killlan KilllanStar KUUallt KillIant
t Star Laundry LaUD ry E K L Brice BriceUnion Bric BricUnion
1 Union Laundry E L Bricc BriceWaeaingiMi Bricct I IanbIngtee
t WaeaingiMi W86hintiR Laundry Washington WashirigtonLaaadry washli WashingtonLaumdr
1 Laaadry Laundr 9 Gorapany mpany empanyModel mpanyt 5 5Model
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CARP DRIVING BASS BASSnUT BASSOUT
OUTOFTHEPOT01G OUTOFTHEPOT01GFishing nUT OFTHE POTOMAC POTMAFishing
POTOMACI I
Fishing This Season Is the thePoorest thePoorest theS
S Poorest in Years YearsItTiS YearsIlls YearsItis
Ills the belief of many nian rfianl of the the ihesher iheshernln fisher fishermen AshertIlen ¬
men along the Potomac that that the baas baaswhich basswifich iIS
which in n former years Ye ars have been Be n plenti plentiful plentiful plentlful ¬
ful are being driven out outby by tho earn i ithe IR IRthe inthe
the river It is a knowi fact that hat hatUte hatUtecarp Ui Uicarp the thecarp
carp arc multiplying multip1yngfour four or five tines tinesfaster thRe8fast tImesfaster
faster fast r than the bass and that they theyDow theyDowcontrol bbeyowcontrol now nowcontrol
control control the waters Fishing FiSkin tkis tHI year yearparticularly yearparticularl yearparticularly
particularly for bass has asbeen been poor es especially e epeclaJly aspeclaily ¬
pecially in the upper Potomac P tomacT1teCRrp tomacT1teCRrpnow tomac Tie carp carpnow carpnow
now in the Potomac Potomac are immense immenselft in sis sisMany s1W s1WlIan s1sMany
Many lIan of the German G rman species spedes hares h8Y h8Ycaught haveZe > e6B e6Bcaught n ncaught <
caught this season weighTag weigb g from aT aTteen SIteen f fteen
teen to thirtyfive pdtinds HMnds and aDdsoJl some somewhich sautewhich e ewhicb
which weighed as high HS iS iftyfiV iftyfiVpounds fittyfivepounds Mty1Wnpounds
pounds poundsAnother poundsAnother poundsAnother
Another cajse of the poor fishing sea seaBpn sea50n seahon
hon Bpn is the condition of the river Th ThPotomac Tile TilePotomachfl ThePotomac
Potomac Potomachfl hu hno J been lower than it has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been before beforein in years yearsThe yearsThe yearsThe
The Ttt tL > River has furnished better bettersport betterIport bettersportthit
sport sportthit thh lit yiar to o local fishermen than thanthe thanthe thanthe
the the Potomac Pqtmac proper Heretofore the theformer iheformer tileformer
former was never regarded as a good goodfishing goodllshlng goodllshlng
llshlng place About a month ago agoGeorgetower a aGeorgetow aGeorgetower
Georgetow Georgetower er caught sixty xty bass during duringaweek durh duridgaweek g gaweek
aweek ranging in weight from three to tosix asix tosix
six pounds each Many others report reporthaving reporthaIng reporthaving
having made good catches catchesLocal catchesLocal catchesLocal
Local fishermen and dealers deale have dur during durIng duelag ¬
ing the past season received reports reportsfrom reportsfrom reportsfrom
from Dickerson Tuscarora Red Rock Jlockand Rockand Rockand
and Seneca which are among the best bestfishing bestfishing bestfishing
fishing grouOds along the Potomac to tothe tothe tothe
the effect that fish in the Potomac Potomac in inthat 11tbat tathat
that vicinity have been scarcer this thisyear tbisyear thiayear
year than for many years yearsSENTENCED yearsSENTENCED yearsSENTENCED
SENTENCED TO ONE ONEYEAR O ONEYEAR JE JEYEAR
YEAR FOR ASSAULT ASSAULTJohn ASSAULTi i
John Caton a middleaged man living livingon livingon
on Scott Street in Georgetown was wasgiven wasgiven I
given a year In jail this
morning morniDgby by byJudge byJudge I IJudge
Judge Kimball on three charges of o as assault assault ¬
sault Evidence produced produc In court courtbrought courtbrought I Ibrought
brought out the fact that Caton had as assaulted assaulted ¬
I
saulted Ba11ed his mother Rosana Caton hfs hfsslster h hsis hasIster
sIster sis r Sirs Kidwell and Policeman PolicemanBrann POliceman PolicemanBrann
Brann of the Seventh precinct After Aftersent Afterhearing i
hearing aU o of the evidence the court courtsent I
sent Caton to jail all for twelve months I
C1FFEE AFFEE SEHOS SEDSR SEDSROF WORD 1RDOF WORDOF
OF BATTLE WHHIOROS WHHIOROSInfantry WITH 1T MOROS MOROSInJantry OllS OllSInfantry
Infantry Cavalry and Artil Artillery Artillery Artillery ¬
lery Sent ent From Vicars VicarsThe VicarsTke VicarsThe
The War Department D pertment > today toda received receiveda r eie eiea
a long longdispatchconfirmi dispatch lspatcbconfirm confirming l1g g ibe 1i Th ft press re reports reports ¬
ports on n the fighting wlthth u hJbe Moros in inthe inthe I
the Island of Mindanao Cnly a very verysntull verymn veryumhll
sntull part of f tile t dispatch received receivedfrom r receivedfrom ehed 1 1from
from General Chaffee was as made public publicIt
It follows
Manila aDiJa Sept 29 1902 1902Adjutant 1902Adjutant 1902Adjutant I
Adjutant General Washington WashingtonCapt WashingtonCapt
I
Capt John J Pershing left Vicars Vicarsearly i iearly Iearli
early earli yesterday yeste day with battalion of o in infantry lefa ¬ t
fantry fa tU try r Y troop Ir oP of cavalry two wo platoons platponsartillery piat platoonsartillery ons onsartillery
artillery make another demand on Ma Maefu M1efu Maclu
efu to surrender stock
CHAFFEE CHAFFEETO CHAFFEETO CHAFFEETO
TO BUILD AMERICAN AMERICANCITY AMERICANCITY AMERICANCITYNEAR
CITY CITYNEAR NEAR HAVANA HAVANACapitalists HAVANACapita HAVANACapitalists
Capitalists Capita is s Organize Org Organize nize With Vit Millions Millio s lo loErect toErect I
Erect > a Modern City in In Cuba and andColonize andC andC
Colonize C l lOthze nize 100000 OQ oo Acres of land landYOUNGSTOVTN LandYOUNGsrrOWX LandYOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Ojt ot 2 2The The Cu Cuban Cnban Cuc Cucban =
ban Land Company with a capital capU l of of3ooo00e
3060009 to build an American city c ty and andcolonize andcolonlze1iOQOO andcolonize
colonize colonlze1iOQOO 100009 acres oC 0 land I nd in Cuba Cubaforty CubaCorty Cubaforty
forty miles from Havana has been or organized orMre organized ¬
ganized here by capitalists from JJew JJewViork ew ewYork ew ewYork
I Iwealthy
Viork York Cleveland Clevel nd and Chicago and andwealthy il endwealthy
wealthy local lo aJ men menI meuJ mooIV
I IV W J Hayes of Cleveland is presi presij preside preside
j denl de H W Whipple 1v JIppleof of New Ne York vice vicepresident vicepresident Ice Icepresident
president Henry Needy of Yonngstown Yonngstownsecretary YO1ngstWDietary Yonngstcwnsecretary
secretary ietary and treasurer of the new com company company cornpuny ¬
pany panyTbe puny panyThe punyThe
The modern city will contain water waterworks waterworks waterworks
works electric light hotels an opera operahouse operahouse operahouse
< house race track for formotor motor racing and andi andel andelectric
i electric el tric railway to Havana Havanai HavanaCHANGES HavanaCHANGES
I IKAXSAS
i CHANGES CHANGES HIS BERTH BERTHj BERTHKANSAS
j KANSAS CITY Mo Io Oct 2 2EdwarJ 2EdwarJDiekinson 2EdwardDickinson Edward EdwardI
I Dickinson since April 1S93 general generali generalmanager generalrnanagerofthe
i manager rnanagerofthe of ofthe the same road in the service serviceo serviceof
1 of o which he has spent over thirty years yearshas yearsBas yearshas
has tendered his resignation and is to toi tobecome tobecome
i become general manager of the Kansas KansasCity KansasCity
City Cf tyMexico Mexico and Orient Railroad R a new newroad newroad newroad
road being built from Kansas City to toPort toPort toPort
Port Stillwell1 StiIlwelI
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+ Leaders Since 1867 1867We 1867Fnday i it
t l F Fnday ra Dd U ay S peCI podlla podllaWe D G MSII r J Ji
i We Ve count small lots and broken sizes izes barr barrt bilrrfrs rs to good goodstorekeeping go d t tstorckeep
4 storekeeping storckeep storekeepnigconsequenly l1gconsequenJ consequenh we are always willing to make r mke any anyredJiction f
t redJiction in price necessary neee < sary to rid the stock of them Friday Fridayis +
4 is S the day we give up to clearance It is a genuine bargain bargainday barga bargaitday t l
t tt day dayABOUT 4 4t
t t ABOUT 4ft Mans Iitns Top Coats some Oxford fixtures some Her Herringbone Herringbone
4 ringbone Coverts and others plain Coverts C verts erts noth 17 T 7 s sing O OWO 1 1Ing
+ Ing like a line o of sizes bUtevery but every one a stylish dressy dreggyand 7 25 i it
t and downright good value valuegament ga = ment Choice for forT P sJ sJt +
t t
T fWO WO YO or three piles of liens Suits a collecting of several seeralbroke brokea brokealots t
4 lots into one Fancy effects In Single Breasted i Jf 4
+ Sacks this seasons style > moken sil s Worth orth up to tot 9 75
t 1250 1 O Choice Choicei u 4 > v 1 J Jt JT +
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t i L LOT T OT of Boys Short Pants Pants Suits ia i l broken sizes Double Breasted Breastedaad Breastedr
and ef the best sellers and that Is
4 Novelty some why Yp Q p pthey
4 they are r ia remnants a new w Worth S200 399 and 350 3S0t 1 I IGhoice 085 1 1BOYS
t Choice V t9JJ t9JJQ o oB
+ BOYS B OYS W Wool 001 Kilt SUits SuItzall a l tbreeyears threeyears size Brown i iand C Cr
r and Tan effects cutely fashioned and wen made madeThey madeThey 1 45
+ They have been selling for r 25 Choice holce V Vq t
t Q c MALL lot of Boys Seprate s parate Knee Pants size 3 t and 4 4years n nU +
4 U U years only onl but they the ar are < oar Ur specially 9 clAlly made and extra extrastrong 429 L 0 0strong astrong
strong lines Good patterns and regular SOc kind Choice ChoiceMEXS J Jlvi t tt +
t MEXS M ENS Umbrellas that t at are slightly soiled from om stock rt rtn I < j J r rtrimmed i
silvertrimmed sUertrimmedhorn ivertrimmedom trimmed 2 15 I Ihoice Ihorn b T Tt
4 handling taffeta silk mounted mount n on n f
t + horn handles The regular price has been 5 Choice hoice for i i S i K J J JA t tt
4 t A SAMPLE line of Mens Ien Soft Hats this seasons styles the th best t
t 2 and s35 354 values valuessamples samples means lines of shapes shapesand shapeInd
4 There just nine nme dozen M Mof z zof t tt
and colors bu but not all sizes are
+ of these and a they ought to be gone Jn an hour tomorrow tothorrowmorning X 1 I 45 r rmorning t to
t morning o 4M T > J JT 4 4I
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+ o T LOT OT of Boys School Cps C ps in Golf shape and Blue Serge rr rreverywhere p C g
t and Fancy Cassimere they are Caps that are worth wortheverywhere 1 + 4
4 everywhere SIc Choice a t tLOT the few left at J 3 3T t tL
L T LOT OT of Boys Fancy Stiffbosom Stift bosom Shirts that are broken in sizes sizesor sizest sizesI
t I or slightly soiled s ned from handling handUn with each shirt Is Isa O n f fa
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+ a pair of seperste seper te cuffs to match The c and 100 shirts s h I r t s st aChoice 3 Hl HlChoice
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to match t rrt These c Shirts Ctl Lav have v become becomeslightly slightly 1I VH soiled nnlla l m fl jk n nscattering 4 4i
i from handlln5r and were gol golag g to close them out Sizes are Ll Llscattering 8C t
4 scattering They are 1 Sairts fo foFAKCT for t h a i iI 4 4t
t A ANCY CY Colored Half Hose the best of tho regular 25c 2 25 25L c j Pr Prquality
F FAKCT f fShO
L quality a and in the best es2n of the patterns t that have been beent 16 5 f fshown
I t shown ShO sizes are broken Choice Choicer c cALL
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A LL the small lots of Fcncy F ncy Silk FourInHands In the j j2gc j f frx +
ALL rx 2Sc c grade and our Etc Silks are equal to the best that t thatare at atare 1 1 1 OC il ilare +
f ± are sold at 35c anywhere else Choice of f the lot lotS B v vO tJ tJQ
+ S O Q MALL lot of Boys Fedora and Telescope Hats genuine genuineJ
I r J fur felt desirable shapes otherwise the lots would not notnow 45C I TV TVnow
+ now be In remnants Worth 1 apiece for forCHILDRENS CorI for1I
I CHILDRENS 1I HILDRENS Sailor Taire Tair a a andTa and Ya ht Caps popular fall i l lstvles 1 1for
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> 4 Hti styles in scattering n sizes but values up to 75c fie Choice h 23 jQ jQt jv jvfor +
for forLADIES forT t tt tLADIES
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LADIES T ADIES Black Dfackicl Vicl Kid KI Patent Leather Leather and Box Calf Button Buttonand Buttonand Buttono +
o and Lace Shoes S Hs h lat st l lasts sts and best 3 values Ap ApSizes +
4 Sizes are broken altholign there are nearly ne rlY 2M 2O pairs in ineluded Int V 1 I Ieluded 95 +
t + eluded in the lot Choice Choicet M MMENS
f t MENS fENS Black Vicl Kid Box Calf Satin Calf and nd Velour Calf CalfLace CalCLace Calftvz I
tvz Lace and Congress Shoes single and double f f fsoles
I 4 soles stylish i shapes broken sizes of a leading 1 3 grade gradet 1 I MT MTChoice 95
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4 SMALL MALtA lot of Childrens Black VIci ViclK Kid Kb Button and andLace 1
t 1 Lace Shoes with tips tipsof of patent leather flr self Tj ff ffgood fljgood A A Aworth T TI
good sound solid substantial Sh Shoes thnf worth t 1 I 00 9
I C 4 tI 150 SO a pair pair Special SpecialT I r 4 + B C W Whavent V U UC 1 4 4t
t B T > ROKEN POKE lot of Infants Soit Soitfp 5 ft eoe w havent b1en avca t all allthe j g t tcolors 4colors
fp colors now so we mafcfrja mafcfrjapairsand Bake < j the remaining emainingpairsand all15C +
pairsand instead of 25 2c offie offieA pffeA
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MEDICAL and DENTALDEPARTMENTS DENTALDEPARTMENTS DENTAL DENTALDEPARTMENTS
DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTSNational DEPARTMENTSN DEPARTMENTSNafiollal
National N tional University UniversityA
A four years course in medicine A three threeyears t1teyears 11cmyears
years course in dentistry Entrance examina examination enmln1ti exascinilien ¬
lien ti n Friday September ptmtber 2f iI 1002 at 8 oclock oclockp clock clockp
p ra Session 1 will begin Monday October Octo a C
1002 at S oclock o k p ni with th an introductory
lecture by Prof Pro D Olin Leech M D For io ioforrsaUon mfOrm1tion Information
formation apply applytb to t JL H BARKER B RKER M L Dt D DDftn Iinlsilstnw
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Or ilU 1L WALTON W ALTo D J D > S SiOO Sv SvDean
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